The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-11-20
WANTED--MALE HELP

| ter, N. Y. 11-S-1mo
| WANTED-Young man with retail
cigar store experience: can, double
| present income; for employment in
Birmingham; references required.
| Havana Cigar Co., P. o. Box 2s7, Key
| West. Fla. 11-15-7t
| FIVE HUNDRED men 20 to 40 years old
| wanted at once for electric railway
| motormen and conductors; $50 to 500
| month: no experience necessary; fine
| opportunity: no strike; write immedi-
| ately for application blank, enclosing
| stamp. Address HIS. care Age-Herald.
| 1-15-30t
WANTED-Man to handle planning mill
at night and look after engines; will
onlv operate one machine and can pay for
| this work $50 per month. Big Sandy
Lumber Co, Hull, Ala. 11-1s-6t
WANTED-First-c steel tank and
tower erector, thoroughly experienced
and reliable. State age, references and
| wages. w. e. Caldwell Co., Inc, Louis
| Vile. Ky. 11-s-6t-tu-thu-sat
WANTED-Men to take 30 days practical
course in our machine shops and learn
the automobile business and accept good
positions. Charlotte Auto School, Char
| iotte. N. c. 30-30-15t-su-tu-thu
WANTED-First- class blacksmith; also
flrst-class wood workman. Shaw Man
ufacturing Co., Goodwater, Ala.
11-19-ft
WANTED-Two experienced bundle
wrappers for retail shoe store. Ask for
Mr. Forward, 1905 3D. ave. 11-19-2t
BE detective. earn from $3.50 to $500 per
month; travel over the world. Write
c. T. Ludwig, ATS scarritt Bldg, Kan
sas CITY. Mo. 11-8-20: Pals
EXCELLENT opportunity for young
men. The navy offers many advantages
to the boy over II years of age; steady
work, good pay. ana chahce 10 save
| it: promotion as you earn 1t; good 1000
| and clean living quarters which cost
| Won nothing: practical training in some
| useful trade; facilities for travel In for
| eipn lands. etc II you have trade
| 1artIv learned you may finish 1t in the
navy and draw higher pay from the
start. Machnists. coppersmiths, black
| smiths, boilermakers, stenographers,
twists. cooks and stewards are especi-
aIIy needed now. II you have no trade
| YOU can enter as apprentice seaman.
Parents and guardians of boys over II
| are requested to Investigate this oppor-
| tunity to begin a useful career for their
boys, In which they will be self-sup-
| porting from the start, career which
thew will never regret. The habits Of
self-reliance and confidence they will
form as we'll as the practical expert
ence they will gain will be of great
| value to them in after life. Write to
Box 1872, Bureau of Navigation, Navy
Department, washington, D. c., for il
iustrated booklet describing the service;
| or better still, call in person at the
Navy Recruiting Station, Chamber of
Commerce building Birmingham, Ala.
11-6-4t-su
GET a better place, Uncle Sam is best
employer; pay is high and sure; hours
short; places permanent; promotions
regular; vacations 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 200,
giving full particulars and explaining
my offer of position or money back.
Earl Hopkins, Washington, d. G.
11-6-5t-su
| WANTED-Men to take 10 days practical
course in our sample rooms and learn
the cotton business and accept high
salaried positions. Charlotte Cotton Co.,
Charlotte N c. 10-30-15t-su-tu-thu
| WANTED-First-clas bookkeeper to
take charge of mine accounting, one
with experience preferred Opportunity
for advancement; correspondence conf
Dental; bond required; furnish refer
ences; good position for right man. APP
ply Flo, Age-Herald. 11-20-2t
THIRTY Incorporating, well dressed
men for ocean steamship scene, "A Fool
There Was Stage door. Jefferson the
atre, p. M, Monday, November 81
Make SIS a week. Try to secure this
agency. w II. Morgan, Pa, sold rs
in days (proft s318.75) T. A. White, ILL.,,
Is in 4 hours (profit $3.50; L. e. Poole
Mass, 6 first day (profit s25.5o). Home
Vacuum Cleaner. powerful suction ma
chine, draws dirt, dust and germs from
carpets, rugs, etc., on floor; no sweep
ing, busting nor taking up and beat
ing carpets. Price $3.50; sells on sight.
Two sales day means $51 a week
profit; weighs pounds. easy to carry.
| One person operates. Try to get the
agency. Send postal today. Free sam
Pile r. Armstrong Mfg. Co., 14s Aims
Bldg, Cincinnati, o.
s25 WEEKLY and expenses to trust
worthy people to travel and distribute
samples for big wholesale house. C. H..
Emery, E-101. Chicago.
800 MONTHLY and expenses to travel
and distribute samples for big manu-
facturer, steady work. 8. Scheffer,
Treasurer. i, Chicago.
LIVE man in each community to own
| and operate q business In his home.
| Can make $500 each week; money comes
in every day: brand new business; no
| canvassing; no capital; particulars free.
Frank C. VOORHEES,, Desk B X, Omaha.
| Neb
WE will pay 500 to energetic and reliable
men and women to help us advertise
holiday packages; no experience or cap
ital required. Premier Co.. S24 Dear
born, Chicago.
FOR Texas, 1911 Bank cashier, s125;
bookkeeper, 500; manager lumber yard,
SOS; superintendent small saw mill, $50;
commissary manager. 500; bookkeeper
Qumber). SIPS; invoice clerk, SIS; give
age and experience. American Oppor-
tunity Co., Houston, Tex.
IWANTED-Mining contractor to operate
coal mine on tonnage basis, mine now
operating; only a capable man, with
first-class references need apply. Fort
Payne Fuel and Iron Co.. Limited, Fort
PAYNE. Ala. 11-20-3t
MAN in each community, own and oper-
ate business, $50 weekly; no canvass
Ing; capital s.; send stamp for partic-
ulars. L. James Ashley. Moline. Ill,
WANTED-Colored men: prepare as
sleeping car, train porters, fremen,
brakemen; $50, 500; southern roads.
| Enclose stamp. Inter. Ry. c. !. No. IL,
indianapolis, Ind. 11-20-St-su-we
EARN $40 weekly advertising and Sc
curing orders for cut-rate groceries;
sample case furnished free to relia-
| BILE party. Star Mercantile Co., To-
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