The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-21
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e%ruiting oricer Phoenix building or Com
nearclis. MINI.
DRY GOODS SALESMAN, AMBITIOUS YOUNG
dry goods salesman, German, who can also
handle Norwegian trade, good stockkeepers and
us at good fa Was aave s soae e stesay ees anS w wtts
wanted first letter. Harvey Mercantile Co.,
Harvey, N. D..
NOTICE TO -BooKKEEPERs AND MECHAN.
ics-l have subdiyided about 200 acres into
!o-acre tracts, IN miles from Minnetonka,
IN the Long lake fruit region; 1 am selling
8 ,o on easy GS pay, aSm !" price from $500 to
3S33-L2.
LEARN COMMERCIAL, VIEW N FLASH.
fession, paying SIS ? per week and upward; p po.
sltions guaranteed in 60 days: tuition s25;
salary g after 80 days: Apply q: X: Jones, T.
wANrED-EoR THE U. s. MARINE CORPS,
to see the world. For full information apply
N person Or By letter to Marine Recruiting
& Sanfs, Or s' q, M = 50 st: St. T. Fau F. n minneapolis
WANTED-A FEW MORE YOUNG MEN TO
learn telegraphy and railway accounting by
mail; can earn SIS to s125 per month. Write
Correspondence School, sis American Trust
building, Cleveland, Ohio.
MEN N BOYS wANTED-LEARN PLUMB.
Ing, clustering, bricklaying; special offer, life
8 union card guaranteed; free catalogue. Coyne
Bros Trade Schools. New York, Chicago,
st. Louis.
WANTED-RELIABLE JOE, AID AND MAKEUP
man to take charge of mechanical department
or up-to-datc country newspapers: must be
! strictly sober and be able to make good;
~$l2 to start. Address Democrat. Adrian, MINI.
MISUNDERSTANDING ON HARDWARE,
ers, to sell product of well-known manufac-
turer; liberal commission; samples are pocket
size. Address Box 796. South Bend, Ind.
PRINTER = AN ALL-ARoUND COUNTRY
printer, who knows his business and can
fancy, can find permanent position near Min.
neapolis by addressing 1858, Journal.
We HAVE POSITIONS OPEN FOR SALES
are a man who can sell goods, OF if you have
executive ability, call or write.
Hapgoods, s13 Nicollet Av.
wANTED-A GOOD SOBER, NEAT AND
clean man for general work to care for horse
Place to rIsht party. e Cali Pc or wsite I 4: Z.
Manning, SO Irving av N, city.
M 0NuOOI.
We teach you the plumbing trade; pays
best wages insures steady work, makes you
Minneapolis, MINI.
IF THE PERSON WHO INSERTED AN AID.
v%ertisement in The journal for 200 to 500 la.
boring men for work at Benson, Minn., will
address 1886, Journal. he will learn something
70 AIS adyantage.
FIRST-CLAss BREAD AND PASTRY BAKER
wanted at once; S15 a week. board and room;
must must n De good o. sh appearing and :alean; portable
WANTED-A FIRsT-CLAss sTICKERMAN AT
once; wages So so per day; also few men tt
handle lumber at $3.50 per day. Address
North Star Lumber Co., Elko, B. c.
WANTED-CLERK IN GENERAL STORE VIII
understands dry goods and notions; state age
give references and wages expected. North
ern Lumber Co., Cloquet, MINI.
wANTED-A GOOD, F~1RsT-oLAss ''soDl
s r9uatai 1ood M lar with experience m drug
Boz s5l. Devils Lake. n. D.
WE WANT MORE o. SOLICITORS For
city work: 1t will pay hustlers to call a
once at Camera Department, New England
Furniture 4 Carpet Co. -.s
wANTED-MARRIED MAN WITHOUT chill
dren. to take care of horses and work around
P R%dses of 7 5nsineSs: state age and experience
WANTED-A FIRST-CLAss LICENsED BAR
Der at Benson, Mimi; none but frst-class neet
apply; $14 per week, write or wire. B. o
Leite, Benson. MINI.
wANTED-BARK PEELERs FOR WISCONSIN
rs So,r to $ frss per cord rau or ss6 Per month an!
Co.. No. IS 5 "a Re St s. Jan at A. d. Anderson Z
F1RsT-cLAss PAINTERS WANTED FOR IN
SIDE work; steady work for good reliable men
S S9lo evenings betTsen 8 and. 7. J. A. Wick
wANTED-JUNE l, DRUG CLERK, UNFAIR
f Ksi&,. f Il ps inquire Of snydeF's DharnaeS
wANTEp-1RoN MoLDER AND BLAcK
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WANTED "A GOOD TRIAL LAWYER, ON
with considerable experience: no other nee,
apply: american Adjustment. Co.. 800 Tenn
SIS % ? WEEK AMP TRAVELLING EXPENSE
experience unnecessary. Purity Co., Chicago
WANTED-FIvE TEAMS AND TEN LABOR
5 ers, next to Benis Bag Co., on 4th st be
tween 9th and 9TH avs 5, tomorrow morning
WANTED - TWO FIRsT-CLAss PANTS
pressers at once; good pay to right party
0. Welander, 731 Hennepin av, third floor
WATCHES CLEANED soc, MAINsPR1NGs 500
warranted one year; clocks repaired. called 70
and delivered. TIC: 9545. Dobrin. 223 Wash. n
WANTED-A FIRsT-CLAss ALL.ARoUNp TIN
smith; steady job for the right man; give ref
erences. Address T. A. Kyle, Rolla, n. D.
WANTED-A CITY EXPERIENCED GROCER,
clerk, with reference; also good meat cutter
NJ. H.. Harris, corner 10th and Nicollet.
job. SIS and half over $26 a week. Addres
or wire N. J. Rushbolt, %Ironwood, Mich.
SHOES REsoLED + IL MINUTES; BEST oAI
soles, sewed, 75c; nailed. soc; rubber heels
40c: S. T. sorensen. 314 Ntcollet av.
YOUNG MAN o. o TO WORK IN BAK
cry; no experience required. Chance to lear
trade. Call at bakery, % w Goth st.
WANTED-sToNE CUTTERS ON BRInG;
work and curbing; also quarrymen and lun
Der handlers. Sandstone, MINI.
wANTED-aUARRYMEN, LUMBERMEN AN;
stonecutters on bridge and curbing; out o
town work. 400 Oneida block.
WANTED-TWo o BRUSH HANDS FoI
outside work: frst-class men only. Call a
IS 10th st N. after $3.50 am.
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