The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-02-13
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IF you don't ike your work read this
advertisement clear through. You can
lose your position in the navy II you
behave. Pay day always comes in good
or bad times; no strikes; no layers;
you always get the same splendid things
to eat and plenty of it, whether the
cost of food is high or low; you always
have warm clothes and a clean, warm,
comfortable bed, and a WARN living
room in day time. In fact, the fleet
spends most winter days In tropical
waters. If sick you have finest 1nedi-
cal care free. If disabled you set a
pension. If you stay in the navy 50
years you can retire on three-fourths
pay for the balance of your life. Work
isn't hard and average pay of enlisted
men is S35 per month. At end of month
you have about $50 left, as navy pays
nearly all your living expenses. In civil
lie do you have $35 left each month?
And there's splendid chance for pro-
motion to chief petty officer at S17 per
month, or to warrant officer at $2400 per
year, with nearly all expenses paid.
some save enough money while in the
navy to start in business for them
selves. Others have stayed in 80 years,
saved small fortunes and retired on
three-fourths pay. Should you return
10 civil life. you'll find yourself an able
nghter in the great game of life, for
navy physical training makes you
strong, erect, athletic: and navy life
educates you by showing you some of
The United States-may be some of the
world; by throwing you into the COM
pany of educated officers and fine young
men; by teaching you a trade perhaps,
ana by giving you much time for study;
IOlr navy bptfar than
college years, many think. Go to a re-
cruiting office today; have a private
talk with the officers and blue jackets
there. You'll find them glad to see you
ana ready to tell you everything If
you don't join that makes no differ
ence; they wont urge you to. Go and
see them today-not tomorrow-today
you'll be glad you did. Nearest recruit
Ing office to you is Chamber of Com
merce building, Birmingham, Ala. II
You can't go write for a free booklet,
which tells everything about a blue
jackets life, in simple. interesting
way. and is full of pictures. Just think
what a small bit of trouble it Is for you
TO get pencil and post card and write
for this book. Then think what this
small bit of trouble may do for you.
1t may put you on the road to your life's
success. Don't put it off. You'll forget
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send names and addresses of four or
1--WE boys you'd like to have join the
navy with you. Well send them books
too. Bureau of Navigation, Box 1872 !
Navy Department, Washington, D. C.
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SOUTH HIGHLANDS home south of
Highland avenue, east of Goth street, or |
Maplewood avenue, stylish 2-story, g.
room home: furnace heat and CRATES |
third of purchase price on five years |
balance cash, or would accept small
Highland cottage part pay; investigate. |
B. F. Eborn.
young men to learn win
dow lettering; easily learned; big money;
city and road work; call Sunday, II to
3, 1924 Sd avenue.
Ne start you in business selling our
washing compound; the great labor saw
er; no money needed; a postal will bring
the goods. Boch Mfg. Co., Corning o. |
RESIDENT manager, also statesmen
wanted $50 weekly and expenses or
commission; experience unnecessary |
American Cigar Co.. Cincinnati, o.
VANTED-Laborers s125 per day; car
penters 81; OK drivers, 81 so: log cutters, |
cents per log; feeders. 81 so; graders, |
81. Apply Marbury Lumber Co., EN-
pire building. city. 2-13-3t |
30 MONTHLY and expenses to advertise, |
leave samples and collect names. Write |
Silverton Co.. GIG, Chicago.
WANTED-BOARDERS
yICELY furnished room. with frst-class
board. in private home, all modern con-
veniences, centrally located. 713 North |
21st street. Bell phone 217s. 1-26-tf |
VANTED BoARDERS-Room with |
board 2209 9Th ave. 2-6-27t |
loom and board for couple or young |
men on Southside, in private family, |
everything modem. terms reasonable, |
call Bell phone No. 1855. Address I-43 |
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furnished, steap-heated
front room and best table board. 1923
Avenue H. 2-9-6t |
rooms with board Mrs.
w. C. Henry, 1880 9Th avenue, north |
Bell phone 2o56. 2-9-Tt
to board in private
home near Five Points. 2109 18th ave,
south. 2-1O-9t
IARGE attractive room, with board, for
two persons, in home with few board
ers, near Five Points. Call Bell phone
3515
FURNISHED rooms, day board. 1903 9Th
avenue. 2-e-7t
gentlemen to occupy
large, attractive front room with frst-
class board in private family on South
Highlands; all conveniences; no other
boarders beautiful neighborhood; with
in one square of car line. Call Bell
phone 1898. 2-9-3t-we-fri-su
CENTRAL PARK bargain; modern o
room cottage; gem; $3.50 equity in cash
or other property, balance long time like
rent. B. F. Eborn.
FRONT room with board for married
couple. delightful neighborhood, one
block from Norwood car line. 1925 18th
avenue, north. 2-9-7t-we-fri-su
PRIVATE family wants two young men
to occupy large room with good table
board; all modern conveniences; reason
able. 5s N. 2sd street. Bell phone 1878.
furnished room and
board for couple or two young men.
Strictly private family, South High
lands; every modern convenience. Ad-
dress MAG, care Age-Herald.
3OARDERs wanted at 2161a N. 22d
street; first class table board and all
newly furnished rooms; also bath.
Bell phone 1918. Miss M. Walton.
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TGNfEDo cl good COOK Win feferencss.
Apply 10 22sl Highland avenue. 1-1G-tf
Apply Copeland-sol-
ONION infrlnary, Park avenue and 2lst
street 2-11-tf