The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-11-21
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RATEs--One cent a word . dayy no nd.
 taken for s,ss than 25c for first inser- ton. Cash must accompany order.
MANIFESTATIONS

| taken Tor CESS than Soc TOT first Inser- ton. Cash must accompany order
 WANTED-SITUA ATIONS
 TfOoGTNG man wants fo learn the sfa- | tionery business; willing to start on moderate salary; references furnished. | Address J-S5, care Age-Herald.
 11-19-st WANTED-Position by first class plan ing mill man keeping up all kinds or machinery: have 20 years experience. Address w. T. S., 42S 10th street, north, Birmingham, Ala. 11-l9-3t 1 WANTED-Situatfon young lady of bus mess ability and experience desires po- sition as stenographer; will work Tor moderate salary. Address Z-S5, care Age-Herald. 11-19-St LINOTYPE operator desires situation in small town Thoroughly compe- tent Address B-S6, care Age-Herald.
 11-19-3t SHIFTING clerk, industrious. intelligent German wants position in wholesale house. Three years experience in Bir- mingham Best of references. Address H-S6. care Herald. 11-19-St WANTED-Like to find position as timekeeper and commissary clerk. Best of references. Address J-S6, care Age-Herald 1l-l9-St BY a young lady stenographer begin ner. will begin with small salary; can write nice letters. Address K-SS, or Peoples phone PTS. n-2o-2t WANTED-Steady work by an elderly gentleman (white) in Christian fami- ly, in city or country Address Y-S4,. care Age-Herald. 11-2o-2t WANTED-A permanent home by young white woman with good Catholic fami- 1.-, a,I,f to hlI, 1 dress Mrs A. z. Cooper, S16 N. 18th street. 11-2o-2t WANTED-To do your repairing, fur naces, grates, water heaters, furniture, anything in either metal or wood: fully capable and reliable. Call Woodlawn 63-J. 11-20-2t Position: 10 years experience as registered druggist; also know book and stationery business thoroughly; good salesman; strictly sober. Joe Cren- shaw, Hamburg, Ala. 11-20-N YOUNG man just out of college would like to work in some office as stenog rapher and office assistant. Good ref erence. Moderate salary. Address N-S6, care Age-Herald. 11-21-2t NTED-Experienced young lady ste nographer desires position at once. Will accept most anything until accustomed to business. Call Bell Main 5sn.. 11-21-2t WANTED-Position by young man to learn some trade or other work: can give best of references. P-S6, care Age Herald. 11-21-2t BEICKMASON wants work, anything in the mason line; experienced in all the different branches. John T. Manley South Park station, R.. F. D. No. l, Birmingham. 11-21-2t WANTED-Situation by young man as stenographer; 10 months experience; best of references; will start at mod. crate salary. OS6. care Age-Herald
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 LOST-STRAYED-STOLEN
 LEFT her home at PowderIy November 6, 1911, Amanda Johnson, little colored girl B years old; slender and black; wore short blue checked dress, white sweater and slippers with straps when last seen. SIS reward will be paid by her father, c. Williams, for informa- ticn leading to her recovery. Please phone Mir. J. w. Dupuy, Powderly, Ala. LOST-White bull terrier dog, tail about four inches long, brindle spot Tige. Reward for return 1912 N. 29th street. 11-21-4t LOST OR STOLEN-One white female dog with brown spots son each ear; will pay $10 for return of dog. Call Bell Main 961.
 FOR RENT FOR EEETSfo smalf faniiIy> or coS, ples, modern steam heated, apart ments with gas range. refrigerators, shades, telephone and janitress serv- fee; nothing better in city as to per sonnel and conveniences See Messer Real Estate & Insurance Co.
 t10-22-tf FOR RENT-,20 room brick house, all modern conveniences; baths, one block of Terminal fine location for small hotel $l20 per month. J. H. Stillman, 1l61R Fist street. 1-2l-3t
 FARM LANDS
 TT acres, north Alabama farm; big bargain 10 per cent income proposi- tion; write quick. c. B. Hogeboom, Box sS6, City. s-22-45t-fi-su-tu ONLY PLANT IN STATE MAKING LITHOGRAPH BC NDS ~