The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-09

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 SITUATIONS WANTED. WANTED-Posifion as comn1issary clerk or timekeeper; have had four years ex- perience: can furnish references. W. H. F., care Age-Herald. 6-S-4t WANTED-Position as saleslady; ten years experienees references. 2131k N. 20th street phone 743, Peoples 6-s-2t WANTED-Position as coke open coal washer foreman by young man of sev- eral years experience; best of references in Alabama and Tennessee. Address A. J. H., care Age-Herald. 6-s-2t YOUNG lady of neat appearance wants position for any kind of general office work can use any typewriter and write good hand; will work for small salary, and want to begin at once. Address Mss Flora Davis, General Delivery, City 6-7-St AN up-to-date, dyedin-Ehe-wool sten- ographer wants a position in Brming- ham; fourteen years experience; at present drawing good salary like Blr ningham is sole reason for wanting to change; what have you to offer; best reference Change, 2211 Floyd Street, Louisville, Ky 6-6-5t WANTED-Position by experienced book keeper and stenographer; good refer enees; can begin at once; unmarried. Address H2, care Age-Herald.
 EXPERIENCED young man stenog rapher, desires position; references fur nished moderate salary. Address L A. care Age-Herald.
 A LAWYER of 20 years experience wants job, best of references. Ad- dress A. B. Hendrix, s19 N. goth St. Birmingham. Ala. 6-9-2t AN Al man stenographer and general office man with best of references de- sires position at once Can report im- mediately. Address E-1, care Age-Her- aid.
 WANTED-By experienced, hustl.ng salesman, employment by reliable house; southern territory preferred; best references furnished. Address x. L., care Birmingham Age-Herald.
 WANTED-A middle-aged widow desires a place as housekeeper for old bache- Tor oi widower, without incumbrance. Mrs: R. H., care Age-Herald.
 BUSINESS CHANGES.
 WANTED0Manager an ohio corpora ton, manufacturing household necessity, desires Alabama manager demonstras ton in leading departments stores; of flee furnished; three years contract; salary $2l00 and commissions; good opening for man of character and abil- fly. Address Manager, 5oS Snowflake bldg, Toledo, o. 5-l2-6t-su 10 PER CENT monthly can be earned on limited amount of money in an estab- lished jobbing business; no money to be invested until the goods are sold; would consider small amounts from several parties; business Is of such a nature that money can be withdrawn after sixty days. National A. S. Co.,, 2117 1st avenue.
 6-2-2t-suwd BUSINESS chance for a young man with some education and money; my Im- proved Palace Car Furniture Polish Special Piano Polish and Metal Polish for sale, with full directions for the care of pianos and furniture. Address W. II, Baxton, 522 South 2oth street. 6-s-2t WANrED-Manager branch saiesroom- Responsible man with frst-class refer ences and $5o00 cash to manage branch salesroom for large Mfg. Co.,, whose products are sold in carload lots to R. R. and other large Co.'S Position pays S5Ooo per year. Highest bank and commercial references furnished. Ad- dress Sec'y Box H, Freeport, III. BARGAIN in, home; nice. well located
 
 line, in choice location. on large lot; terms $500 cash and $30 a month. B. F. Eborn, 504 Brown-Marx Bldg.
 WHEAT-$12.5 50 buys five ups and five downs; good for one week; 2-cent ad- vance or decline from price gives $100 profit. Write for particulars. Comstock < Co., Commerce Bldg, Chicago. BIG money in wheat, $10 buys puts or calls on 10000 bushels of wheat; no further 1 nj Ea price makes you $500; 4c S400; Sc $500, etc. Write for circular free The Stand ard Grain Co.,, 533 Schofield Bldg. Cleveland, O.
 BIC money in cotton, $50 buys 25 bales and protects you 30 points. Advance of 50 points doubles you money. Write Standad Grain Co., 565 Schof1eld Bldg, Cleveland, O.
 WANTED-To employ state manager to sell a steam stump and tree pulling ma chine that will pull an average of 200 stumps a day with a ten-horse power hoisting engine; retailing at $15O0 com mission S114; territory protected with the commissioner of patents; for copy, in- close cents apiece for number de- sired. Patent No. S52,411. Raleigh L. Beasley, Stump Pulling Apparatus Cor don. Ala.
 "A YOUNG man wishes employment with some firm that would allow him to n- vest as Iueh as 5000 and share the profits; gilt edged references furnished when the right party can be found. J. M. K. care Age-Herald. 5-9-2t LOST SPRAYED OR STOLEN. LosT~1 Conn coTnet No 250s7: liberal reward offered 510 First National. LOST-on Powderly car lady's leather pocketbook, arriving Powderly 5:30 p. m. yesterday; liberal reward to finder; mo- fU ocI T20x of,,p !,
 sOST-Bunch keys, flat ring, about dozen various keys. Reward if returned to Terminal Co.,, 11th floor Brown Marx.