The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-01
ARE YOU sATISFIED3

= ARE YOU sAT1sFIED9
--- Are you earning all you worth?
u Do you know what our business Is?
= Do you know that have excellent posi-
lions with big salaries waiting for compe-
tent and reliable help?
A. We ned high grade bookkeepers at from
H.. 81 900 to So, 900 per year.
-a, Bookkeepers and assistants at $40 to $75.
StenographArs at $40 to SIS.
$500. .at.s1 =. zf
General store clerks, all nationalities.
Lumber yard managers and second men.
Our field is the northwest.
. ~ Write for OUR new booklet.
S. A. Morawetz & Co.,
315-19 Kasota building, Minneapolis.
THE GREAT EASTERN CASUALTY AND IN
demnity Co. IAN old-line stock corporation) is
writing plan of insurance under which,
for q small monthly payment 1t agrees to in
81 ers against loss by either accident or Illness
:if We looking for proper in each locality
-: to represent US: both as district managers and
such men we gre making the most liberal con,
tn Sx n oeFed by any
sued without delay, at our Minneapolis office.
Call on Or address Jones Moore: manager, so4-
300 Andrus building, Minneapolis.
CoMPosIToRs WANTED.
"A modern printshop wants six frst-class
jobmen and one stone man. We are going to
run an open shop composing room after Oct.
f. I, whether any one else does or not, and we
=, are willing to make time contracts with good
no threats nor intimidation will be permitted
f HyeT DRe day. $s per
to fam1llarlze you with the work Of the shop.
Address with references making appoint
ment. 1895, Journal. -
WANTED FOR THE US. MARINE CORPS
sc Inc ned nq
have legally declared their intention to become
such; must speak, read and write English
marines MARI Is ser serve at sea on menofwar in al
States Recruits DESIRING service in the Phi
lngton S. Minneapolis. N' = " A''i
TECHNICAL POSITIONS oPEN-WE NEEi
at once competent architects, chemists
draughtsmen, superintendents, civil, electrical al
IN ponons payns and 6 mining nj :, engineers ad
Also many eReeutve Clerical s1 s and year
pos omeE ana good for
12oo0 employers rely on US for ali t Hvs
high-grade men. ofices in twelve cities
Write US today
let ay. 80 1>teo'
WANTED-YoUNG MEN TO LEARN WATCH
max mating ana engraving; now is the time
inforpation and make application at once, a
Us our number Is limited; many young me
who have been taught this trade are in bus
ness for themselves; others receive large ,sa
aries. Why are you not one of them? "
desired Twin ev ey rQas oegs Of
making 4 Engraving, 4o4 Dayton building, el
trance no Nicollet av, Minnea polis
WANTED FOR THE y. 8. MARINE CORPS
s.: ableb nsi Of good character and ten
ha eg deea1s It the nt Hnea Stat
& come such; must speak, read and write EN-
iish; marines serve at sea on men-ofwar
possessions and at navy yards in the Unite
States States. Apply p At 90 washington az $. Nj
80 sAGEs s : wan& Z IN G EVERY 70.
cality OF the northwest to sell our tea,
edbs baking gd etc. a, big
Write for terms and catalogue.
Isl Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co.. 4sss
3, AS Wabasha St., ST. Paul.
o o o 90 O 0 % o o O.!
WANTED-LADIEs' MAN TAILOR: PERM
n snll position; frst-class workman: referenc
required; good pay to right man. Addce
Diteman & Weston.
Duluth. MINI.
PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT STRICTLY E
forces the , civil service Laws; 5os3o apoil
opennpt e or so p9sitons last year sRene
n 1oq Of the Columbian Corresponds
Hss feT p e.
questions recently used By the civil serv
commission s55 &, ,.1.5E#.l,rI.s 70
$50 oA ln41sIs TOR oREGoN; sToi
gang 81 free fare; dishW pasfs *
cooks, hotel Help of all kinds; male or fem uu
laborers of allI classes; highest wages pa
Horsnell. 122G Sd st, st. Paul.
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cur graduates under bond. Our six scho
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