The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-11-07
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WANTED-MALE HELP
WGNfED6Cfo1ng men W6o can finnish
references to become travelling statesmen;
experience unnecessary; write today for
full particulars Bradstreet System,
Dept. 20, Rochester, N. Y n-l-7t
WANTED-Two or three frst-class real
estate statesmen. fine proposition; that
is selling; salary and commission; none
but experienced road men need apply.
Address, with references, C-S7, care
Age-Herald. n-2-It
WANTED-High-c experienced real
estate salesman to handle frst-class
proposition; liberal contract. Address
KISS care Age-Herald. ll-o-5t
D-Stenographer and office as
sistant; must take dictation rapidly
transcribe notes accurately and write
good legible hand; can get board and
lodging at $15 per month"; salary $50 per
month; answer in own handwriting and
give age. E. E. Jackson Lumber Co.,
Riderville, Ala 11-5-St
WANTED-Combinatio gang saw filer
and sawyer for 36-inch Wickes; in first
letter give references, wages wanted and
state how soon can come. W-Ss, care
Age-Herald. 11-s-2t
WANTED-White boy TO do general house
work about home and tend horse and
carriage; nice room on lot; foreign pre-
ferred PISS, care Age-Herald. 1l-6-tf
PRINTER wanted at once; good all
around man; up-to-date office; perma
nent position. Wing and Observer, Flu
taw, Ala. 11-6-3t
WANTED Young men to travel for Chi
cago Portrait company; experience un-
necessary as we show you how must
be willing to work in the country; good
pay to a hustler Call between a.
m and p. M, at the Avalon, 500
2lst street. Room 4. C. l. Smith. Hist
WANTED-Young men white and col
ored) to prepare as firemen, brake
men, sleeping car and train porters. In
structions given at home by mail.
Write for application blank. Give
name, age and position wanted. |.
Railway C. l., No. II, indianapolis, Ind.
s-2S-3Ot-sa-su-we
WANTED-Young men for railroad fire.
men, brakemen, baggagemen; S75-s1o0 to
start; early promotion; experience I'M
necessary; state age, weight and height
Address Railway Bureau, $50 Panama
building ST. Louis, Mo. 2-14-62t-su
ANYONE, anywhere can start a mail
order business at home; no canvassing;
be your own boss; send for free booklet;
tells how. Heacock, las, Lockport,
n. Y. 10-3-5t-su
CIVIL SERVICE positions are very desir-
able for young people. Full information
and questions recently used by the COM
mission free. Columbian Correspond
ence College, Washington, d. C.
1o-90-4t-su
WANTED-Life insurance policies. A
banking house will pay more than COM
panies' cash values for policies matur-
ing within eight years. Address Y-S4
care Age-Herald. 10-43t-t h-su-tu
ONLY suitable for well connected, first
class men to sell stock in a large
corporation, quoted in New York con-
neoted with gardening and farming;
stock secured by productive land, hav-
ing also monopoly for fertilizer produce
ing crop increases up to GOO per cent;
liberal commission. Standard Groom 49,
loo Broadway, New York City.
10-31-4t-su
THERE is a fascination about life at sea
which last year caused 65 per cent of
the men with good records to re-enlist
Besides the material advantages offered
good pay, steady employment, they find
navy life more attractive than routine
Jobs ashore, because of variety of
scene. The conditions on board a spick-
and-span battleship are ideal for young
men who are fond of the sea, and desire
to travel. Navy training broadens them.
Their games and recreations, healthy
exercise and regular drills, develop
quickness, sound health and self-rel-
ance. The first four months after en-
| listment you get the benefit of free in
struction at a navy training station. If
i you have some trade partially learned
| you may enlist at better pay perhaps
go first to navy trade school. Assur-
ance of advancement as reward for
! good work. Costs you nothing to en-
! list. Apply at Navy Recruiting Office,
Chamber of Commerce Building. Birm-
insham, Ala. n-8-St-wd-su
wANTED-Man cook. Apply to 900 8.
list street. n-1-3t-mo-we-su
WANTED-District sales agents FOR the
Imperial kitchen elevator. Exclusive
territory, FREQ leads. See our ad in
Saturday Evening Post this week. We
are doing big advertising. Write for
full particulars. Imperial Kitchen Ele-
vator Co., Canton, Pa
SIS TO $25 weekly working for us
whole or part time; experience I'M
necessary; no insurance, travelling, or
collecting. Benedict CO., Narberth, Pa.
"HOORAY"-$S6 to $3.50 per week-the
moneys yours. Entirely new. Goes
like house afire. Takes every family
| by storm. NO experience required.
Just hustle--money rolls in Free sample
to active agents. John Mangold
Tennessee: sold 80 In three days
Made big payment on house; thanks to
you" Mrs. f. Nolka, Maine: '4Send
six; best thing for women ever In
vented" Think what field. vacuum
cleaner for Sc. Women have WATCHED
wished, longed for it, Woman sold -four
one evening-profit s12. Agents selling
two to ten every day-proft $50 to $1S(
per week. Home vacuum cleaner-one
person operates No motor, no cleo
tricity. Cleans carpets. rugs, mating
ETC., on floor Air drawn through car
pets at terrific speed; sucks up dirt
dust and germs. No more sweeping
busting or house cleaning. Demon
strated in five minutes-sels on demon
stration. Show ten families, sell eight
Simple powerful. Does same work as
$1O0 machine. Weighs four pounds
Money back If not as represented
Agents profit 100 per cent. Write postal
today for territory. Full description
This won't appear again. r. Armstrong
Mfg. Co.. 25S Aims Bldg, Cincinnati, O.
Neutrality-suspicious. press feeder
Monday 8 a. m See Mr. Trice. Roberts
Printing Co.. 20N Sd avenue.