The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-12-05
WANTED-MALE HELP

| W1NTED-Raiiway mali clerks. Com
 mencement salary $500; spring examina- tions everywhere Candidates prepared free. Franklin Institute, Dept 2H. Ro- chester. N. Y. 11-9-3Ot | WANTED-Young men cwhite and col 1 ored) to prepare as f1remen, prakemen, sleeping car and train porters; instruc- tions given at home by mail. Write for application blank. Give your color age | and position wanted. l. Railway O. l., No. II, Indianapolis. Ind. u-2S-Sot WANTED-Young men to travel for Chi- cago portrait company; experience un- necessary as ws show you how; must be willing to work in the country; good pay to a hustler. Call between a. n and p. n. at the Birmingham hotel
 Rosn s1. G. I. Smith. u-30-7t WANTED-Man to learn barber trade;
 best paying work within reach of poor
 men; wonderful demand for barDers.
 Booklet mailed free Birmingham Bar
 bar college, Birmingham, Ala. 12-l-5t WANTED-A live. energetic young man.
 well acquainted and familiar with Bir-
 rninsham, frst-class proposition with
 chance for advancement Address W-S
 care Age-Herald. 12-s-3t WANTED-Ten or fifteen nrst-olass car
 penters for repair and construction
 work at sawmill plant; wages from s1.50
 to $2.50 per day: must be here not later
 than December 1a E. D. Jackson Lum- Der Co.,, Riderville. Ala. 12-4-3t WANTED-Young men for railroad fire
 men, brakemsn. baggagemen $75-$1oo to
 start; early promotion; experience un- necessary; state age, weight and height. Address Railway Bureau, 659 Panama building St. Louis. Mo. 2-14-b2t-su WANTED GARDNER-Also man to keep up hotel grounds. and golf linksI per- manent jobs and homes for competent men. Tate Spring Co., Tate Spring. Tenn. 11-14-su-4t CIVIL service positions are very desir- able for young people. Full informa-
 ton and questions recently used by the commission free. Columbian Corre-
 spondence College. Washington. D. c. . u-2S-4t-su HOW much of the world have you seen?
 How erect are you? How much muscle l have you? How much do you know? l Do you know a trader How much
 money do you saver How do you like
 your present position2 How much 1 chance have you of being promoted? | Do you ever expect to be a success2
 What Is there in the future for you. | How much ambition have you? Become a bluejacket in the United States navy and you will see some of the United | 6tates-maybe some Of the world; you will become erect, muscular, powerful; learn by travel study and high class
 associatesj may learn c trader can save money as nearly all your ex- | penses are paid; will like your job most boys re-enlist (65 per cent re-en- listed last year., if you are the right | stun you'll get promoted, and the train ing you get in the navy will help might fly to make a success even if you | leave the navy. If you are II to S years old, right morally and physical ly and your future at home doesn't
 look bright. find out what the United | States navy has to offer you. You will | be surprised. Knowing a trade is an
 advantage in joining the navy. Ninety 1 two thouasnd applied for positions last year. Only 1000 were accepted. Navy department doesn't urge you to enlist. l Only urges you to investigate Talk 1t over with the recruiting officer today.
 Call or write. Navy Recruiting Station.
 Chamber of Commerce Bldg. Birming-
 ham, Ala 15-l-st-ws-su ANYBODY oan easily make SS to DO per
 day at homo or travelling re-silvering
 old mirrors and making new onesi
 chemicals obtained at any drug storei
 glass at any general storel complete
 printed instructions and formulas post paid on receipt of a. limited time only. Write today. 3. Brown, Monticello, Fla.
 HERE Herei This Is what you're look ing for--work for us; try selling great
 est invention for comfort ever pro-
 duoed; every man prospective customer.
 Think of itl Every office building, bus iness block, factory and workshop @
 hive of opportunities; just show men
 highly advertised article; sales made;
 appeals to hard headed business men,
 clergymen, laborers and farmers. Join
 usl Make money honorablyl Don't put
 it off Men without experience making
 $45 to se0 weekly. preachers and lawyers
 making more selling Never-Fai auto
 matio razor stropper; only machine ever
 invented to sharpen every kind of ra-
 zor; puts keenest edge on any blade;
 no experience required; don't throw
 away old safety blades; sharpen 'em Risk a postal; learn how to make $4i to 80 weekly; all winter. Never-Fail
 Co.,. 1s2 Nicholas. Toledo, O.
 OH JOY-S3e to slSO per week. The
 moneys yours; something newt goes
 like wildflre; takes every family by
 by stormj no experience required; money
 floods inI free sample to active agents
 John Mangold. Tenn. Sold 50 in 1;
 days. Made big payment on house;
 thanks to you" Mrs. B. Nolke. Me.
 "send g.; best thing for women sever
 invented" Reflect-consider the field a
 vacuum cleaner for $8; women have
 watched. wished, longed for iti woman
 sold ono evening; profit $H. Agents | O kr n Au fr