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The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1911-01-26
,r covered, inclined rack for drying

or covered, inclined rack for drying
hose.
g. That the specifications of the
National Board OF FNee l'nderwriters
for hose for city Hre department use
he adopted or used as a guidein franz
Ing specifications for new hose.
4. That sufficient hove be pur-
chased to provide complete shift at
each station, and that each hose
wagon carry 200 feet Of s-inch hose
for outside leads: additional amounts
OF S-inch hose to he included in all
purchases, so that, ultimately, each
wagon will be equipped with equal
amounts of 21s and s-inch hose, all
3-inch hose to be fitted with 2is
inch couplings properly beveled.
5. That all hose he tested annual
ly Mt n pressure OF 200 pounds per
square inch. and have water run
through 1t every two months.
Minor Equipment.
6. That minor equipment be fur
nlSlpu as lDIIONSs
a. To each hose wagon: Plaster
hook. distributing nozzle, siamese
coupling. two S-gallon chemical ex-
tlnguishers, door opener, n burst hose
incket, an axe, erowhar, shut-off noz-
zies with 81 TO 1ts-ineh tips, and at
least one ia inch nozzle.
II. To the ladder truck: Ladder
pipe. modern cellar pipe, deluge set,
life net, life belts. two pompier lad
ders. hose roller, marine torch. rope
gun. wreclling hook and chain, augers
saws. chemical eStineulahers. four
lwaternroor covers. door opener.
brooms, sledges, forks. shovels, picks,
plaster hooks, ropes, wire-cutters,
and tin roof cutters.
operation.
I. That the automobile hose wag-
on respond to all alarms, the truck to
all FIRST alarms in the retail and
wholesale districts and TO all second
alarms.
I S. That members be drilled in the
use ~ poapier and other ladders,
.ou;ek handling OF hose, use of deluse
sell ladder PIPE and in life saving,
These drills 10 he in charge of a conn
petent officer, who shall be sent to
Two or three cities which maintain
drill schools to obtain experience in
= modern fire methods.
] Fire .AIarm system.
organization.
! o That a fire alarm system be in
stalled as a part of the fire depart
ment and be maintained by an expert
enced electrician, and that he be q
permanent mcmber of the fire depart
ment.
4 Headquarters.
I 10. That Headquarters be located
in a ircproof building, free from ex,
posures and internal hazards; all ap'
paratus to be OH incombustible mount
ings. A portion of one of the new sta
tions recommended might be con
structed for this purpose.
Telegraph System.
IL. That fire alarm telegraph
system to be Installed. as follows;
a. Apparatus at headquarters t.
include: An automatic repeater, ar
ranged for 4 box circuits and on
n alarm circuit; a slate battery-charg
j ins. and-tastlng-board; a slate termi
/. nal-board with approved lighting AZ
J resters, heavy current fuses and snea
. current fuses for each circuit; storag
( batteries in duplicate, with cell
i mounted on glass strips on porcelai
supports ON metal racks, stampln
i or punching register with time-staml
yr and compressed air whistle or
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1911-01-26

Following plan the every his
ackes know
each port and know the custom of the people
that has seaport AS result Japan buying
my other country at the present time Her teshps
stany to
the world the
japanese have been arriving
England nni japanese walking the
streets of Liverpool has become
fleet has been touring the ports Of
have noticed that Of the ships
ports have been circulated trying buy
naval station from The Mexican government
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1911-01-26
Salem

81 AJb4H&AAN Il
sss
SALEM, Jan. 2s.-Nrs. Delbert
Rartle left here recently for frank
lin, Pa, where she was called On ac-
count of the serious illness ii her
mother.
Mise Pearl West of Franks Run,
is visiting at the home of T. HI Low
ther, on Oak street.
Mrs Malisa Randolph is belfast
with rheumatism.
j. G. Mccarl, the Eureka Pipe Line
Company's superintendent, was in
the city recently.
Mrs. D. Smith, of East Main
street slipped and fell on the steps
at her home and was badly bruised
though not seriously. She is quite
lame.
Luther Ash was in Pittsburg last
week on business.
Frank w. Coleman, an oil man of
Salem, who was at the City hospital
at Parkersburg, has been taken to
the asylum at Spencer. His many
friends here hope with proper treat
ment he will recover from his sad
blight and return to his friends.
W. Hickman and Hiram Lynch, of
indian Run, were recent visitors in
the city.
The six inch casing at the j. v.
Carter No. we'll had to be pulled
out until the hole could be straight
ned. Tillman Hickman had charge
Of the casing crew.
Col. ]. w, Carpenter has invented
| new automobile tire, which is con-
'idered by experts to be one of the
BEST tires out.
Much interest is being manifested
II late in the proposed shirt factory,
md Salem is practically assured Of
setting 8 factory of this kind pro-
5idsd help can be secured to run
he machines. The wages earned
'ary. from $500, to $500 per week,
depending on the skin OF the person
cunning the machine If you are
Interested write or call on. II. j.
Gross, at once as it's necessary to
NOW within the next few days about
he amo,fnt of help that can be Sc
sured. 1t is up 70 thegpspple here 10
'urnish the help.and we s.es assured
u getting the factory Lets hsye
mother factory in Salem
The many. frisE5g 6f Hairy
Cummings of ehnsy iSania aveuue
VIII be elad learn that she Is bet
Ter. Is. sllsi Z
+ DR.. F. u sangftt and Roy Powell
were in Petersburg recently.
7 s. c. sibeft mas sold his interest In
the Auditorium odeon to clarksburg
parties. s.
Mrs. Sid grtght, OF West Main.
street, is very an
Coral Wright is III f,aeasissi
It the hotte scsahere broth sid
Wright, in the West End
Burt Michael has returned to his.
home here: Herwas at Weston, where
ne was working in an oil field.
Master Russell Allen is on the sick
list.
Mrs. May stutler called on Mrs
I. H. Nc Aztec recent.
Grandma Dardean has returned
rom an extended visit to her daugh-
er, Mrs. Robert Theme, of Charleston
Thomas Patton was prominent
man in the city recently.
DR.. w. E, strother, Rube william
son, Herdman King. Dr. s. E. stroth-
CT, ]. W. Weekley, L. E. Allen, George
King, A. W. Pollard. j. Carpenter and
many others, boarded No. and went
70 Clarksburg recently.
Mrs. Coyne and daughter, Miss
Birdie, visited her son. John coyne.
on Oak street last week.
Revival meetings are being held at
the First Day Baptist church. The
Rev, A. Hanks, from Moundsville is
helping with the meetings.
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FIRE Department,
Organization.

ORGANIZATION.
l. That the fire department be
reorganlzed on full paid and part
paid call basis. the chief and all per-
manent men appointed fer indefinite
terms subject to removal FOR cause,
the two-plntoon system discontinued
and all patd. men required to sleep at
stations and allowed three hours off
for meals. one day on in seven and
ten days annual vacation; at least
three~of the call men in each COM
pany TO be required to sleep at sta
lions and ritles adopted and enforced
relsttve to hours of retiring and leave
of absence: call rlen to receive a fixed
sum per year, and be fined for non-at-
Tendance nj fires and drills: each COM
pany 10 have permanent captain.
Sctc.--Gf the two-platoon system is
not discontinued, it will he necessary
10 Increase the number OF permanent
men fifty per cent.
Companies. Houses and Apparatus.
. That the use OF the present STA
ton be discontinued and the follow,
ing houses and companies established;
a. Provide modern brick head
quarters station in the vicinity o.
Fourth and Pike streets and establish
hose company with permanent
and call j en. nuda ladder COMPANY
with permanent and call men, thu
following apparatus to he provtded:
a ttnt
WAGON equipped with one S5-gallor
chemical tank and carrying $50 fee
II chemical, son feet Of ~ Inch ant
700 feet Of 2-inrh hose, a 2i-foot ex
tension and 12-foot roof ladder;
modern 75-foot, embarrassing
aerial truck
4 hose wagon in reserve, loade,
with 800 feet Of ~ inch and 500 fee
q a-iuch hose, and provided with
tt'rrent nozzle.
b Establish hose company in
modem brick fire station in the vi
clnity Of Oak and Pike streets, pro
yided with combination hose WACO
equipped with one 35-gallon chemicg
tank. with y inch hose connection
and carrying ESQ feet Of chemict
hose, 500 feet OF 2I4 inch and 90
feet o. a-inch hose, and a 2S-foot q
tension ana l2-foot roof ladder. TT
complement % men to7bc permanoI
and call men.
c. Provide each station recon
mended above with aSbricls hose towl
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Country Correspondence

party was rendered a banquet at
lFairinont by the head officials Of the
company
lsham Keith, former superintendr
ent Of the Byron Domestic Coal mine,
has accepted similar position with
the Lewis Coal Company at Nc
whorter.
Misses Jesse and Mamie Mills. Of
Route No. /. are the guests Of friends
at Parkersburg.
Miss Alkaline Smith, one Of the
teachers in the public schools, spent
Saturday and Sunday with her par
ents at Salem.
Miss Sylvia sandburn, of Bridge
port, recently visited friends here.
Irwin Maxwell was a business Wis
itor at clarksburg Saturday.
DR. ". T. owens mas returned
from professional trip to Baltimore.
The Rev. B. h shadduck is CON
fined to his room with erysipelas.
Mrs. G. E. Daylsson attended the
funeral of her father, the Rev. Tay-
lor Richmond, at Rarnstown satur-
day.
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ut. CLARE. Jan. 24.-stout & Rey-
nolds, owners Of the Cork mine. are
making a survey OF a sidetrack from
e point near the depot to the farm OF
w D, Hansford,s heirs. 1t is the in
tcntion to develop the coal underlying
this and the farm of, D. H. Booths
heirs and also the ccal owned by Mr.,
Stout at Center Branch.
Mr.. and. Mrs. G. F. Rogers are
planning to go to Jacksonville. Fla,
where they expect to spend the rest
OF the winter.
Batter Kramer, bookkeeper for the
Hutchinson Coal Company is suffer
In, from severe case of grip.
William Richards has been appoint
ed special officer by Justice Booth to
ENFORCE the dog quarantine and he
is enforcing his authority with a gun
Master Warren Morris, of Clarks-
burg, is spending few days with
his grand parents, Mr., nd Mrs. W. NJ
| Morris.
The Rev. B. II. shadddck, who has
been confined to his room with a
serious attack OF erysipelas is re-
SIrorted to be much improved.
Mss Edna Maxwell was shopping
lin Clarksburg Monday.
] g. Basel has accepted position
Igs store manager for the consoiida-
tipn Goal Company and has besn as
l7siehed TO duty at Montana.
VIC. H. Crawford, Superintendent
u che Hutchinson Coal Company has
ret sned from a business trip to
airniont.
Horter Hardway, of Lost Creek,
VA here Monday in the interest OF
tlle Hope Gas Company.
The burning of the Traders hotel
Sg:as generally regretted here as it
'l.as a popular hosiery with many
Hof our citizens, who were frequently
|ltsi guests.
Vt is said that letters have been
sent from here to Charleston bitterly
denouncins the action OF the Demo-
cratic caucus in nominating Chiffon
and Watson for the United States
sepete.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1911-01-26

C. R. Lyon, Of Salem, is in the city
on business.
W. W. Jameson is here from Gem
trial city, Ky.
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SAYS
MANY THINGS
ARE NEEDED
lii the City Before the Pro-
lection Against Fire Can
Be Adequate.
ITS RECOMMENDATION
Cover the Situation-in Minute
Detail and Should Be
Needed.

Following are the recommendations
for a recognized fire department and
better structural conditions In the city
as made by the committee on fire
prevention Of the National Board of
Fire Underwriters;
Eire Department.
AIarnn1,niinn
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-04-23
INVESTMENTS

EAETIES desiring sate ana prontable h. yestments would do well to consult mo about real estate loans on Birmingham property; long experience and familiar. ity with land values: nothing better than high-class mortgage loans for safety and returns Strong bank refer. ences. Turner p. Wsakley. 212o 1st ave nue. l3-O-Ul WANTED-Reliable experienced chick en raiser, farmer and stock man of' some means to work large valuable Birmingham suburban property on shares. 621 Empire Bldg.
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ONE CENT 4 WORD

RATES-Onc cent a word days no sd. taken for less than 25c for first inner. tfoa. Cash must accompany order.
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ONE CENT 4 WORD RATEs-onc cent a word n day, no ad
 tnken for less than 25c for first iusc--
 uon. Cash must accompany order.
WANTED-AGENTS

~<-> AGENTS for portraits, frames and art novelties; samples and catalog free. Aooress N. NJ. Friedman & Co.,, Mfgs., BOX sSO, Martinburg. Mo. S-21-tf-eosu AGENTS--Earn big money selling lat est styles beautiful braided and em- broidered waists; princess, French foulard dresses, Mexican drawn work, embroideries; catalog free. National Importing Co.,, Desk D, 699 Broadway, New York -2-4t-su-slip i6 4A~-.-, ,AS-Our Vegetabie Soap. fastest seller on earth; 100 per cent profit; permanent business; territory; free sample. Morgan Supply Co.,. St. Louis. Mo 1-15-tf-si INVERTEBRATES greatest invention for automobile owners: large demand; quick sellers; big profits; success as- sured start at once. Mitchell Speciality Co, Houston. Tex. 4-2-5t-su AGENTS-Sell months guaranteed hosiery; also guaranteed silks; man. ufacturer to wearer; large commits slons; not sold in stores. Free informa- tion. Lenox Works, 31st street. New York. 49t-3-19-26; 4-9-16-23-30; 5-7 gazine solicitors, district managers, crew organizers, for best magazine proposition ever put out. Paying SIS to $50 per week. Arcade Subscription Agency, Minneapolis, Minn. 4-16-ats,, AGENTS--I have the best proposition In existence; big profits; duplicate business; whether selling other goods or not, investigate this. Byrne, West Philadelphia, Pa. 4-16-3t-su AGENTs-s3 to s1O a day easily made; s propositions, s1 to s1.5O profit on sales of SIT to $3.15. Watertown Supply Co.,, Watertown, Wis.
 S5 WEEK to someone your town. Why not you? Why keep your energy down, staked at S1.50 to $4 a day when your ability in my work pays you that Tn few hours. Full working plans free. Write today for your territory. Only one In each town. c. E. Swartzbaugh, Box 392. Toledo. O.
 AGENTS-Astounding proposition. Sell our fully guaranteed Globe sSafety ra- zor and blades. Retais 5Oc. Money back If dissatisfied Profit 100 per cen. H. R. Sensor sold 156 in 6 hours. Sam pie BOG. Largest line of cutlery in the world. Write quick. Millgot Sales Co.,, s13 National Union Bldg, Toledo. 0. MEN, women. students, solved at lasT. Perfect fly-killer gets the fly without fail. New invention; weighs one ounce. Every woman buys. Each display a sale; 100 per cent profit; $50 a week easily made. Exclusive territory grant ed. Sample, 10c. Particulars free Loo- nis Sales Co.,, 1605 Broadway, To- ledo, O.
 CHEWING 'GUM-Sell to dealers in your town; clean. profitable business built up quickly with our brands; four fiavors; novel packages. Write today Helme. Co.,, Cincinnati O.
 "SALESMANSHIP STUDIES your road to success; s10 complete course. Cat alog free. John Dean Co.,, Newark, New Jersey. 4-23-2t-su AGENTS-Make big money selling our new windproof pocket cigar lighter. Every smoker buys on sight. Sells It. self. Rathburn Mfg. Co.,. Indianapolis, Ind.
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RATEs--One cent n syors dayy no na. taken sor less than 25c for first fnscr- tton. Cast, must accompany order.
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to prepare for coming railway mail and postoffice examina- tons. Thousands needed. Average sal ary $1100. Write today for trial ex- animation. Ozment. 200, St. Louis. Mo.
 4-9-4t-su
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-04-23

AGENTS and general agents, we offer clean-cut proposition through
 which 1t is possible to procure ex- elusive agency for a device making one gas range burner do the work of three; retails for s2; large profit;
 unlimited selling possibilities; work ing individually or with crew will de- velop most satisfactory income; sell ing season Is now. Spengler, S7 E. 2Sth street, New York. 423-tf-su
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WANTED--Men or women to copy ad- vertising letters at home; S10 to $25 per week; experience not necessary:
 enclose stamped envelope. Madison Sales Co., Anderson, Ind 4-2-6t-su
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LADY who Is well known and can give best of references. and is competent to fill most any position, wants situation at once; must have work. Address R-92.
 4-22-2t
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WANTED-At the Iron Pyrites mine Bremen, Ga, white miners and muck CTS. Apply immediately, In person If possible. to manager. c. w. Johnston.
 4-21 at
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NOTICE-My embroidery studio is lo- cated in the Watts building. where ! am prepared to give free instruc- tions in all branches of fancy work. including special lessons in high art embroidery, Monday, Wednesday, Fri day. Mrs. A. B. Battle.
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BIG steady business for one man in each town; open office and sell '1s-karat"
 carbon paper and typewriter ribbons: must have s200 to $500 capital and han dle sub-agents our booklet teaches you how: our new plan of advertising will make business grow to pay $3500 to $10,- 900 yearly. If you mean business write Anglo-American Co.,, 39h Cortlandt street, New York. 4-23-2t-su
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-04-23

WANTED-Timekeepe and office assist ant by May l. Must write good rapid hand and quick and accurate at figures. Salary s60 per month. Answer in own handwriting, state age and whether married or single. Must furnish refer ences. Drinking man not wanted. D E. Jackson Lumber Co.,, Riderville, Ala
 4-91-1A
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WANTED-Bright young man for hat de- partment; must be experienced in the line, of good address, and competent in every way. Apply to Louis Saks.
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MANIFESTATIONS

MANTED-Position as bookkeeper, grad. uated from Spencer Business College. Good penman will start with small salary Address U-92, care Age-Herald
 4-22-2t
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WANTED-Traveling salesmen to work country trade with cigars, candy and soft drinks; salary and expenses. At lanta Speciality Co.,, Atlanta, Ga.
 q1I
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ss0 monthly to trustworthy people
 10 distribute samples and catalogs, at home; steady work; s45 expense allowance. $. Scheffer, Treas, W-101, !, Chicago
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HEIRS-Wanted at once; 50,000 es- tates seeking claimants; you may be one; facts in booklet 62 send stamp. International Claim Agency. Pitts
 burg, Pa. 4-23-St-su
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-04-23

HAIRWORK-Mail me your combngs and S25 for which will make any size : braid or set of puffs; every style of hairdressing made to order; also hair jewelry; full wigs from $15 up. Address Mrs A. Ryder, Box 27, Thorsby, Ala
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WANTED-Partner with s350: this Is chance of life for steady. sober, willing man; for interview, state age and what you have followed. Address D-93, care of Age-Herald.
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delayed or irregular use Triumph Pills; always depend- able: Relief" and particulars free
 Write National Medical Institute.
 Milwaukee, Wis. 4-23-2t-Su
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BOKARA diamonds; agents, everyone to wear and sell our f. nous Boxara dia- monds; write for sample offer and cat alog free. Northwestern Jewelry Co.,. 19 Northwestern Bldg, Chicago.
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MEN wanted to learn automobile trade few weeks complete. earn s25 to $50 per week. Positions secured. Auto School of St. Louis. 1l05 Pine street
 d-q-2t wa
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FREE-Love. health and wealth fore- told. Send 2-cent stamps and birth date. I will surprise you. Mime. E. LaBelie, Lima, O.
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birth date and 6 cents in, stamps and I will send you a read ing that will surprise, mystify and help you. Geo. Millet, Box "A, Man. chester N H
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A NICE little grocery store, doing a good business. living rooms attached rent for store and dwelling $12.50; price very low, owner leaving state. Apply at 15o1 Ave- nue D.
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BOUND

TOITND~Life scholarship, including Pitt man shorthand. touch typewriting. etc:
 instruction day night or corresr op-
 dence. only 80. Westbrook Business College. R. E. westbrook principal. 47 Hood Bldg. Birmingham. s-b-tf-su
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BE a detective earn from s150 to s309 per month travel over the world,
 Write c. T. Ludwig, 475 Scarritt
 Bldg, Kansas City, Mo. 1Seo su-13t
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loo people, both sex, to represent merit ious article in city, surrounding towns and state; begin on commission, ad- vanced to salary rapidly. Permanent. Office 457 Hood Bldg
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for men and women; we pay claims for death and permanent disability and all low lodges to settle all sick and accident claims; no experience required terms liberal; write for instructions. Knights of Industry. Washington, D. c.
 1-29-tf-su
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THIRTY-ONE room hotel or rooming house at a big sacrifice; most cen trally located and well furnished; i; would consider exchange for real es- tate or stock of merchandise; investi- gate this at once. Address A-94, care APa-Herald.
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WANTED-Local representatives no canvassing or soliciting required good income assured. Address Ma tional Co-Operative Realty Co.,, V-700 Marden Bldg, Washington, D. C.
 40
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[ WILL start you In the mirror business; best paying trade of today; famous French method; home work; spare time; no capital; s12 daily; let me prove it; free particulars. Corey" Dept. 50, Omaha Neb
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PHYSICIAN would like to share expen- ees of reception room with doctor or dentist who has or would like to rent suit of rooms. Address L-93, care Age Herald.
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CAPABLE man or woman with $500 can secure connection with establish ed business in Birmingham at 75 per month, salary and dividends: office work; prefer clever business woman. Address P-93, care Age-Herald.
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" gazine solicitors, district managers crew organizers, for best magazine proposition ever put out. Paying SIS to $50 per week. Arcade Subscription Agency, Minneapolis, Minn. 4-16-4t-su
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WANTED-HEEP

WANTED-Governme employees; send postal for Birmin gham examination sch edule. Franklin Institue. Dept. 2-F, Rochesterf, N. Y. 4-1G-3ot WANTED-Teachers for Alabama schools and colleges and other southern states; many splendid direct ealls three agen- cies in one; guaranteed service. Sheri- dan Teachers Agency, Atlanta, Ga.
 4-22-4t-sa-su-tll-th
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AGENTS--I have the best proposition In existence: big profits; duplicate business; whether selling other goods or not, investigate this. Byrne, West Philadelphia, Pa 4-16-3t-su
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LFTTERS written to invalids, children. lonesome people. or anyone who cares for letters. Write for price list. Serial Letter Co, Sawyerville, Ala.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-04-23

WANTED-Wide awake agents to handle artistic show and display cards. every merchant buys. 800 per cent profit. Cat- alog and particulars free. Modern Sup ply Co, Bucyrus, o.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-04-23

AUTOMOBILE salesman, s125 and ex- penses; gents furnishing goods sales man, $125; combination bookkeeper, ste
 nographer, s1oo; Houston representative collection agency, $50. Business Mems Clearing House, Houston, Tex.