The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-06-05
!. HELP WANTED MALE.

HELP WANTED-MALE,
y. WAsgHEs CLEANED. 81; MAIN s SPRINGS r
WANTED EVERYBODY TO STOP AT THE
e sa parors St s for soda Ice cream
your wheel. A. q. Green, manager.
PANTS RECUT INTO STYLE. 75o UP:
coats made shorter into style, go cents up,
at Anthony the Taiior's, ZIP Washington ay n.
WANTEp-WooD TURNER. APPLY AT
st and I'd av NE.
WANTED-MAN FOR GENERAL WORK;
steady job. with good wages: Apply NOR
nlngs, steward, city hospital, st. Paul.
BLACKSMITH .wANTED-MUsT BE a
frst-elass horseshoer; steady work and good
wages to the right man; must be sober and
steady; none other need apply. R. Meikle-
john, Langdon, N. D.
Wo1S 56d FOR
Mimi, or 400 Oneida block, Minneapolis.
WANTED-ExPERIENc AND BRIGHT
male stenographer and typewriter, one who
masters the Scandinavian Languages preHrred,
state age, experience and reference. Address
9Uo0, Journal.
wANTED-GBNTLEM CANVAssERs ON
cash commissions. LIST floor Journal office. J.
w. r. Winter
WANTED-AT ONCE; IN ARCHITECTS
office. thorough draughtsman; steady en-
ployment and good pay tc right man, tenn
perate, and good tracing and designing orna-
work. Give references; state salary Ad,
dress or call at room 20, Herald block. Grand
Forks, N D.
ONE RIGHT AND TWO LEFT HAND KNOT
sawyers, wages $3.50 for frst-class men that
are accustomed to mark in white cedar, also
good packer, 10c per thousand, nail their
own bands. Address Dunn & Marcia, Cohas-
sett, MINI.
MINI. ..-. -...--5
WANTED-cYLINDER PRESS FEEDER.
Call o'clock tomorrow. morning. s15 14th
av Sc.
wANTED-Two EXPERIENCES BENCH
Whiteman- Hunter Co., 40 9Th st n.
YOUNG NAN IN OFFICE, WHOLESALE
grocery. Must be quick and accurate, write
pl plain hand hand One with experience preferred
WANTED-THREE EXPERIENCED BELL
boys. at West Hotel. Must have references:
TWO OR MORE EXPERIENCED JOB
press feeders; steady work. Haywood Mfg
Co., APO Sd st n.
WANTED-A LABoRER; STEADY WORK;
good pay. Apply at once. Chalker Cut Stone
Yard, corner Laurel and Colfax avs.
WANTED-NEAT APPEARING STUDENT
to work few hours a day for his board, ex-
cepting Sundays; no work evenings S6l, jour
nal.
GOOD ORNAMENTAL IRON AND WIRE
workers wanted at once; good wages; steady
work. P. Richter Iron Works. Denver, Col.
LAND COMPANY DESIRES LIVE, ACTIVE
sales solicitors on liberal commissions. Ad-
dress 400, Journal. 49,
SECURED -. .z.. $50
For bright young men and women who pre-
pare for business at THE MUNSON SHORT
HAND INSTITUTE, Guaranty building. There
never was a time before when we could so
readily place students in paying positions:
Send for catalogue. g. =
WANTED-A SINGLE MAN, 70 CARE FOR
fiat building which will not require all his
time during the summer months; salary SIS
per month and rooms. Address D. P. Jones &
Co., Oneida block. -: : ~.
WANTED-A BARBER AT ONCE;- YOUNG
man preferred steady job; 60 per. cent, halt
Address Harry Wieland, Langdon, N, d. =.
CYLINDER PRESS FEEDER WANTED I'M
| mediately. Apply to foreman pressroom, Pho
neer Press manufacturing department, Sd and
Minnesota SITS. St. Paul. -
! ooe THE SAVINGS BANK OF MIME
600 polls does no commercial business, 1t
zoe onfnes itself solely to savings &C
s3u St Adam Hannah treasurer 1o7 .4th
WANTED-A GOOD JANITOR AND WIFE;
must understand steam heat and have good
references; salary $50 per month and rooms.
Address p. p Jones & Co., Oneida block
general stores. sclothiers. druggists and gro
GERS; fine side lines. big profits; liberal terms
Model Mig. Co., Box i, South Bend, Ind:
MEN OUT OF. WORK CAN. SECURE RE
munerative employment by writing the Hawks
I Nursery Co., Milwaukee,, Wis. $ -
SIS PER MONTH AND TRAVELLING EX-
penses paid men ito sell baking powder:ziin n
| ducements to dealers; experience unnecessary.
Purity Co., Chicago.
WANTED-FOR u. S.. ARMY, ABLE-BOD-
led men, between ages Of 81 and IS: citizens
Of United States, of good character and tenn
perate habits, who can speak,, read and write
Il tr1 ;,ofN or,Yo1y tn ranr
I'M ocers s24 9st sv s. Mnneapos
Phoenix building. St. Paul. MINI.
TEAMsTER WANTED. 1902 HENNEPIN
av, upstairs. in rear.
WAGON AND CARRIAGE WOODWORKERs
| acquainted with woodworking machinery; also
| good carriage blacksmith on high-grade work.
Address 43o. Journal.
WANTED-ONE GOOD ALL-ROUND PAINT
or, one good paperhanger. St: Anthony Park
drug store, Raymond av, before 8 a. m. or
from u to 1. j. Keenholts. -
BARBER WANTED AT P1LLsBURY BLOCK
| barber shop, 9Th st and Nicollet aV;, steady
job to right man. Paul Petit, proprietor.4
A GOOD STRONG BOY, FROM Is To Is
Harriet. 1873, Journal
wANTED-A MAN TO WORK IN LIVERY
barn. 26oe 1st av S. J. W. MCCARTNEY.
WANTED-AN EXPERIENCED ELEVATOR
boy at Hotel Richmond.
WANTED-YOUNG MAN TO WORK IN A
| grain once. 'OPS WIFI llILte EXPERIENCE IL
Office work preferred Address P. o. Box 451.
MANUFACTURING MAN TO WORK IN A
barn Phoenix Laundry, 251 LIST, av S. g.
WANTED-A GOOD BOY TO UPHOLsTER
carpets. Gangelhoff Bros, 900 I'd st S.
MANUFACTURING MAN WITH FEW HUN
dred dollars to join with advertiser as travel
ing salesman; good profit, exclusive line. Ad-
dress Box 90, Minneapolis.
WANTED-FoUR GOOD PAINTERS AND
two carpenters. F. G. Richards, sol E oath st.
WANTED-FIRsT-C CLASS PLUMBER, AT
once; ,$425 to a good man. Address .43S,
Journal
MANUFACTURING MAN WHO HAS FIN
Eished high school. Permanent position; good
/ opportunities for advancement. Address in
| own handwriting, stating age. fathers occu-
| patton and giving names Of previous employ
ers. 9129, Journal =
WANTED-AN EXPERIENCED" WINDOW
trimmer Address sl34, Journal ID
IMMERSED IRON. MINERS;
good pay and steady work. Give age and ex-
perience when answering. Address 4o7, Jour
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