The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-02-06
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or ba / times: no str kes. no layoas
YOU always get the same sleadid tln -
10 eai and plenty Of il, whether the
cost Of food IS hi5h or low sou always
nave wa III clothes and a clean, warm
cemforaDle bed and warm liv.ns
room in day time. In fact the fleet
spends NEST winter days III tropi4a
waters II ck you have finest medi-
cal care Tree. Ii disabled you get a
pension. Ii you stay in the navy 81
years you can retire on three-fourths
pay for the balance of your life. Work
t7h hard anu average pay of enllste
men is $50 per month. At end of month
you have about $35 left. as navy pays
nearly all your living expenses. In civil
HE do you have ss5 left each month
And there's splendid chance for pro-
motion to chief petty officer at S71 per
month, or TO warrant officer al S2400 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
to civil life. you'll find yourself an able
nShter in the great game Of life, for
navy physical training IN axes you
STRONG. erect, athletic; and navy life
eeueates YOU by showing you some of
the nhcd States-may be some of the
word: by throwing YOU into the col.,-
fahy cf educated Ulcers aid fine Oh :
n On. by teaching you a trade. perhaps.
ani ~ giving you much time for study;
leaf navy ssa,fs are better than -.
college years, many think. Go to a re-
cfnitins office today; have private
talk with the officers and blue jackets
there. You'll find them glad to see You
and ready TO tell you everything If.
you cont join that makes no differ.
enee; they wont urge you 10. Go and
see them today-not tomorrow-today.
You'll be glad YOU did. Nearest recruit
ing office to you is Chamber OF Com
MERGE building. Birmingham, Ala. II
yo1 can't so write for free booklet,
which tells everything about a hue
jackets life. in a 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 md 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 lfe's
success Don't put it off. You'll forget
it If you do. Send for it now. Also
seRd names and addresses of four or
five boys you'd like to have JOIN the
navy with you. Wei send them books
too. Bureau of Navigation, Box 1872
Navy Department, Washington. D. C.
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Given free on application to Roberts
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WANTED-Two energetic young men to
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for right parties; no loafers wanted. Call
Room SIS, Birmingham hotel, 10 a. m. to
p m.
EXPERIENCED stock statesmen want
cd 10 handle a good paying proposition.
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HAVE some Of the best bargains in
the city; come and see l.. P. Hill. COS
Farley building, Bell phone 4722; Peo-
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MEN or women 81 a day sure all year
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Herald.
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FARMS sold and exchanged; largest de-
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W.ANrED-Several good canvassers for
easy selling proposition; live ones make
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9TH avenue, Sunday or Monday MORN
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WAN fED-By 1870 Monday morning two
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Rooms = WANTED - Board
WANrEDoRoom for light Housekeeping,
close in state price and location. H-4O,
Age-Herald. 2-4-3t
WANTED-Four furnished rooms suit
able for light housekeeping. Address
l.. w, p. Box $50. 2-5-2t
WANTED and board by young
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2-4-2t-fri~su
WANTED-Three unfurnished connecting
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ASe-H Herald.
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residence unfinished; location South
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MIDDLE-Aged trio want three unfur
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Prefer Northside, close in, and southern
exposure. Modern state price. E,