The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-08-09

o-l--7b7o-O- -to -- --e7- oV-Aft Organizers; we have room for few more organizers; this is the strongest fraternal insurance society do- ing business in the south Address Modern Workmen. 2e5 Jenifer BuildinA Washington, D. c. 5-17-tf-su .a.S VA ASTED-Young men to learn Ts-
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 Q. ~ite for particulars. Birmingham <@s=s Telegraph College. 2024lz Third ave- -nue. l-19-t1-sy WANTED-An organizer In every com munity: the strongest fraternal insur- ance society doing business In the south; pays accident, sick. death bene- fits, and cash surrender values Mod- ern Workmen 4O4 7th street, N. w, Washington. D. c. 5-17-tf-sun mail clerk. postoffice clerk carrier examinations coming. Prepar. alton free. Franklin Institute, Roeh ester, N. Y. 7-19-4t-su YOUNG men are wanted in the United States navy for all kinds of work on the vessels of the great fleet. Do you want to see more of the world, and at the same time have a steady job, with a chance to save more money than most men save working at home? Life in the navy is full of opportunities. You have an employer who encourages athletic sports and study. who holds out to every man advancement and more pay as an inducement for faithful ser vice. The first year you get the bene- fit of a training school without extra cost Your pay begins when you enter the service-board lodging. medical at- tendance if sick, and a S60 uniform outfit. all are free A trade means better pay to begin with and quicker promotion, even if you know your trade only partially Musicians have the same advantage. You get steady job. chance to become manly and self-eon- trolled. You will be sent to ser prabably on board one of the big new war ssssels. Congress has just voted for molf men. Application should be made at once. If accepted a position is ready fof you. You must be an able-bodied American citizen over 17 years old. Tear this want ad out and get some friends to go in with you. Send today for free book. illustrated with pictures in color, which tells all about life in the navy the useful things you learn, the voy- ages, drills, sports, number of working hours and regular half-days of$-all you want to know about the wages paid, promotions. etc. Send postal to- day for it to the Bureau of Navigation,
 
 get all the books about the navy at the navy recruiting station, postoffice building, Birmingham Ala, 7-5-su-4t ANY Intelligent person may earn good income corresponding for newspapers, experience unnecessary. No canvass ing. Send full particulars. Press Syndicate, Box 800, Lockport, N. Y.
 7-12-17t-su WANTED-Clerks, cotton buyers, farm CTS, warehouse men and others to learn grading and classifying cotton in our sample rooms or through correspond ence course; 30-day scholarship com- pletes you. American Cotton College, Milledgeville. Ga. 7-16-Mt- th-su-tu WANTED-Men and boys to learn plumbing, bricklaying. Special life scholarship offer $25. Positions se- cured; free catalogue. Original CoyGe Trade School. John F. Wenz, proprie- tor, St Louis. Mo. 7-19-1St-su-tu tu-tl HOW much money do you save? What are your chances for promotion? How much of the world have you seen? If you care to save, to get ahead, and also see some of the world find out what the Navy will do for you When the young men of this country know more about the opportunities in the Navy, jobs will be as scarce as appointments to Annapolis Naval Academy And they are finding out rapidly. Last year more men wanted to enlist than could be &C., cepted. This year about 7500 men, aged IT to 35, are wanted with trades of all kinds, and as many more without trades to be taught the duties of seamen. As for the pay. money saved is what counts. and practically all the pay in the Navy can be saved. Find out all about pay advancement, cruises, recre- ations, sports, etc. Ask for a booklet entitled '"The Making of a Man-o'- . Warsman'-not a government report, but an attractive booklet telling every thing you want to know about enlist ment. As 1t Is expensively illustrated with colored paintings and photographs, the Department hopes only those really interested will send for it. If you have ambition, write for the booklet and in formation now, or go to the Navy Re- cruiting Station at Postoffice Bldg, Bir- mingbam, Ala. If living at distance, address Bureau of Navigation, Navy Department, Washington, D. c.
 S-2-5t-sun WANTED-Manager every section to ap- point agents for new improved penny peanut vending machine; $60 weekly cas-
 
 throughout; sold on easy payments; thousands POW in use; sample sent free. Proposition will please you if we still have opening in your section. Great Western Scale Mfg. Worfs, Dept. E, Chicago, H.
 WANTED-Able bodied young men for firemen and brakemen on railroads in this vicinity; s75 to $100 monthly; ex- perience unnecessary. For particulars address Railway Bureau. 559 Panama Bldg, St. Louis, Mo.
 $20 WEEKLY easily earned; position per manent; distributing circulars, samples; for particulars, Commercial Advertising Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
 IN six weeks become a successful travel ing salesman; positions secured grad uates with responsible firms; tuition payable from your earnings Bradstreet Instruction Co.,, Buffalo, N. Y.
 AGENTS don't be satisfied with a small business; my goods double sales and profits in spite of money scarcity; free samples. Address. Saylnan, 2201 Franklin avenue, St. Louis, Mo.
 ED-Stenographer and typewriter familiar with lumber business, who can operate multigraph and mimeograph must be quick and accurate at figures, good penman, understand bookkeeping. Address, stating machine used, experi- ence, references, when can report and salary expected. Flarala Saw Mill Com pany, Paxton, Fla
 WANTED-Twenty-f men to learn the barktr trade; best paying work within the reach of poor men; wages from $l-