The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-04-28

sIL %, 1907
WANTED-MALE HELP.
sTRocK's EMPLoYMENT AGENCY.
Mechanic and Labor Office
g E. I'd South Phones 49,
MAcHINISTS.
Carpenters
Carpenter helpers.
Machinist helpers.
Laborers of all kinds.
| Hotel and restaurant help wanted.
We furnish work for everybody.
INTERMT. EMP. AGCY..
The Most Reliable
Moved to
90 w. I'd So. rooms and &
Reading room for gents.
TWO BARRIERS. 15 Main: good guaran-
Transfer WANTED.
| Call today, Gle East 4th South.
| - 49, - - = -
TWO BAKERS, one on bread and one
on cake The Hess Steam Bakery, Og-
den. Utah.
GOOD clothes pressers. Templeton
Cleaning Co.. liz E. I'd SO.
|
|. GOOD boy with references.
Davis Shoe Co.
BARBER.
s7 s. State St
statesmen everywhere sell our Ice
crushers to saloonists. soda fountainists,
confecti0ners, ice cream manufacturers,
port Ice Chipping Machine Co., Daven-
| port, Ia
| WANTED-Men everywhere, good pay,
\ to distribute circulars. adv. matter. tack
signs. etc No canvassing. National Adv.
Bureau, Chicago.
| SALESMAN-Experie in any line, to
sell general trade in Utah an unexcelled
| Speciality proposition, commission with
1880 weekly for expenses. The Continent
tai Jewelry Co. Cleveland. O.
| FIRST-CLASS salesman for q San
Francisco firm. Call to 10 a. m. ~ to
p. M, rooms 103-104 Mercantile blk. an
mex
COUPLE good. reliable bell boys. Ken
| yon hotel.
! GOOD pay to men everywhere, to tack
signs, distribute circulars. samples. etc.
| no canvassins. Universal Adv. Co., Chi
| cago.
| SIDE line statesmen: most profitable line
| on market. You sell dealer $50 worth
new up to. now high-class post cards for
/
| free Big commissions Pye, THE Post
Card Man," z62 Fifth Ave-. Chicago.
OUR statesmen are making 800 per week
and expenses; opening for some more
capable men; our Double Value PROPOSE
| ton on food products. perfumes. soaps,
| etc. interest every dealer. T. T. Cook,
sales department, Detroit, Mich.
sALEsMEN-Travel for reliable whole
| sale house, staple line. sells to all class
Of merchants, to first-class statesmen for
Utah territory. $3.50 q month and expenses.
Address Wholesaler, 706-7N Houser Bldg,
| ST. Louis, Mo.
statesmen for large Kentucky dis
| tillery selling bonded whiskey direct to
saloon and drug trade. Write for terri
tory and samples. Lock box 1913, Louis
vile, Ky.
MAN wanted in each county to sell wire
fish traps on halves. Price 81. Try one,
S4-pounds caught in one night. H. Crow
son, Atlanta, Tex
wANTED.-Sid line travelling salesman
can make $50 to $50 per week handling our
latest production of advertising fans. Lib
eral terms. Apply at once. United States
Calendar company, Cincinnati, o.
DURING March we received 20 POSI-
tons; February 1S9, and January l92. an
average of over 200 positions a month
During these months we placed men In
twelve different states, British Columbia
nearly every state in Mexico and three
Central and South American countries:
salaries ranging up to 500 month. These
included positions in ell branches OF uler-
camille. office and technical, mining and
engineering work II you wish to market
your services to the best advantage, we
are in position to offer you the most
extensive opportunities for doing SO. In
form us of your experience, age and
qualifications and receive information of
Mems Clearing House Co. Established
Aug, 1903; inc Jrporateo Feb, 1900, 3S5
to SSS Century Bldg, Denver. Colo.
wANTED-Men car cleaners to clean
Pullman cars Apply foreman 7th North
and 4th West
10 BRIDGE carpenters. 81 per day.
SO Z. I'd So.
WANTED-An experienced salesman,
shade maker and drapery man combined
at Walkers store. Apply to manager In
the morning.
BOYS WITH WHEELS
HALLIDAY DRUG CO., 1st So and State
FIRST-CL.ASS paper hangers. calsomin-
ers and wall paper cleaners at once. Kap-
Ian House Cleaning Co. 1874 E % So.
YOUNG man as salesman in furniture
store. Apply. stating age, experience.
etc, to study. Box 1893.
BARBER at once at White House Bar
Der Shop.
WANTED.
200 LABORERS
STEADY EMPLOYMENT;
WAGES 25c PER HOUR. ONLY
MEN WILLING TO WORK
NEED APPLY.