The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-09-18

car conductors. $75 to $16; no experience necessary; we teach you. Write Correspondence School Con- ductors Chicago, III. S-21-4t-su MEN READ THIsThe navy Is a great organization requiring about 47.5o0 men. As more vessels of greater tonnage arc built each year, 1t requires more men, which means con- tinued opportunities for advancement and steady employment at good pay. Men of the seaman branch, machinists, hremen, carpenters and other mechan- ics; cooks, stenographers. typewriters and men for the hospital corps are need cd. Boys over IT, without trades. may enlist as apprentice seamen The life is healthy and different forms of ath- letics are encouraged The food Is whole some and plentiful and the opportunity to save money Is excellent The Atlantic fleet will visit the Mediterranean next fall, and there will be ample time for visits to points of interest. 1t is the navy departments policy to send tho home fleets on a foreign cruise each year. Parents of boys over II should in- vestigate the advantages of the navy as a career for their sons. Four years of training in the navy Is a useful ex- perience. and a man holding an hon. orable discharge from the navy will find 1t A valuable asset Apply for full par ticulars at the navy recruiting station. Chamber of Commerce building, Bir- mingham, Ala, or write for Illustrated booklet to the Bureau of Navigation, Box 1s2. Navy Department. Washington. D. c. 9-4-4t-su YOUNG men wanted everywhere to All positions as reliable, competent chauffeurs. We teach you by mail the only really practical course of ,l.. ~ rnlI lrrn o1I- tomobile designer and engineer. To \ prove that we can positively teach by mail we'll send our catalog and first lesson absolutely free. Send for them today Bullis Auto Institute, Rochester, N Y. 9-11-su-tf SHOW CARD WRITERS and window Trimmers Wanted-Every retail store in the country uses show cards and window trimmers. The demand for men skilled in these professions Is enor- nous. We teach both show card writ ing and window trimming by mall. Write now, stating whether interested In both subjects, or which one. I. c. s., Box 2o4s w. Scranton. Pa.
 LIVE man In each community to own and operate a business in his home. Profits are s200 each week. Money comes in every day and all yours. Brand new business No canvassing; no capital. Particulars free. Frank V. Voorhies. Desk Blk. Omaha, Neb $25 WEEKLY and expenses to trustwor- thy people to travel and distribute sam ples for big wholesale house. c. H. Emery, V 1o1, Chicago.
 SALESMAN as local manager to handle complete line of formaldehyde fumiga- tors, liquid soap, floor oil. liquid wax. disinfectants and sanitary supplies. Goods used by U. 8. government, New York Central and Pennsylvania R. R. The Formacone Co.,, 50 Church st., New York.
 MEN-Learn automobile business; we Rochester Auto School, 15s Rocester, N. Y.
 men s125. expenses; hard ware statesmen $11. expenses; mill sup ply salesmen $150. expenses; lumber clerk s75. For Mexico: Stenographers $125: mining machinery salesmen s175, expenses. Anderson-Herier Co.,, Hous- ton, Tex.
 WANTED-Postoffice clerks and carriers: examinations will be held in Birming- ham and many other cities in Novem- Der. Uncle Sam Is best employer; pay Is high and sure, hours short, places permanent, promotions regular; vaca- tions with pay; thousands of vacancies every month; all kinds of pleasant work everywhere; no lay-offs; no pull needed; common education sufficient. Ask for free booklet 10 2O9. giving full particulars and explaining my offer of position or money back. Earl Hopkins, Washington, D. c.