The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-01-08

Va, l2-1l-3ol | WANTED-Reliable and energetic boys
 with bicycles for messenger force. Earn
 ings s25 to s45 a month. Postal Tele-
 graph-Cable Co., 1-6-14i WANTED-Men to learn automobile bus
 mess in our machine shops and accept 1 high-salaried positions. We now have | about 75 positions to offer graduates
 Write for terms. New Orleans Auto
 School, New Orleans. La 1-7-Sot CIVIL service examinations will soon be held in every state; full information and questions used by the commission free l Columbian Correspondence college l Washington, D. c. 12-25-4t-su WANTED-First-cla sober man to l take charge of weekly paper in the best town in North Alabama; we have l got the goods, what we want is the l manager; none but sober men need ap- | ply. T. c. Long, Fayette, Ala. 1-1-2t su 1 WHAT'S IN 1911 FOR YOU?-At this sea | son of the year men review the year 1 that has passed and wonder what they l will do in the year that is to come. If 1910 was not successful for you. or if il was not satisfactory to you, the navy department begs, to urge that you con- l sider the navy as vocation. You are not urged to join. You are only urged | to investigate the navy as life's busi- ness or as a four years training. The life Is exceptionally healthy, employ ment steady, pay good-$21120 to Sl20l per year, with a chance to become a warrant officer at s24c0 per year. It of fers opportunities for travel, with ample leisure for recreation or study, accord ing to ones desires. The food Is whole some and good. and with lodging, med ical attendance and first outfit of cloth ing is furnished free. Ones necessary expenses are so small that there is op-
 portunity to save practically all of ones
 wages. If you are r to 35 years of age, do not let January 1 pass without finding out what the navy has to offer you. Go to the Navy Recruiting Sta ton at Chamber of Commerce Bldg, Birmingham, Ala, and talk with the of- ficer fin charge. He'll answer all your
 questions and advise you. Bureau of Navigation. Box 1g2, Navy Department, Washington. D. c. 1-1-5t-su sTENOGRAPHERS and typewriters
 wanted-There Is a steady demand
 everywhere for stenographers and typewriters. Stenography is many times a short cut to high confidential positions. We teach stenography and typewriter thoroughly and practi-
 cally by mail in your spare time and
 at low cost. Write today for Com mercldl Clrcular. l. V. D., ooA GV1o s, Scranton, Pa.
 AMBITIOUS young men to become trav- cling salesmen; experience unnecessary. Write for particulars. Bradstreet Sys- tenn, Rochester, N. Y.
 I WILL start you in the mirror business;
 best paying trade of today; famous French method; home work; spare time
 no capital; 30 to $12 daily; let me prove it; free particulars. Corey, Dept. 61, Omaha, Neb.
 WANTED-Aviators; no limit to salary: home course by correspondence; post graduate course in assembling and &C., tual flights at our aviation field. Posi- tions secured competent aviators. Chi cago School of Aviation, Chicago $2.50 PER DAY paid one man in each
 town to distribute free circulars and
 take orders for concentrated fiavors in tubes; permanent. F. E. Barr Co.,, Chi cago.
 s10O MONTHLY and expenses to travel and distribute samples for big manu- facturer. steady work. s. Scheffer, Treasurer, Fl, Chicago.
 s25 WEEKLY and expenses to trust worthy people to travel and distribute samples for big wholesale house. c. H. Emery, M-1, Chicago.
 MEN can earn good pay copying ad-
 dresses. etc., at home in spare time.
 Particulars free. c. H. Rowan, Dept. A-H, Chicago.
 IF you want a position let us secure it for you. Results guaranteed. Southern Business Exchange. Gainesville. Ga. AT ONCE-Cigar salesmen to advertise and market new brand; salary or com mission. Ohio Cigar Co.,, Toledo, o. SUPERINTENDENT saw mill $50, store manager $1OO, bookkeeper $50, $100; stem ographer s75-$90, shipping clerk Oum- ber) $125, checker $75, mill foreman $100, planer foreman s10o, woods foreman $50, scaler s75, timekeeper s75. oil mill supt., $125, also two travelling salesmen for oil company $100 and expenses, experience this line not necessary. Give age and experience. American Opportunity Com pany. Houston, Tex.
 CANVASSERS in towns under 25,O0o in- habitants in every state; s day; your money every day; great proposition. c. T. Johnstone, Dept. O., Rochester. N. Y. ANOODY can add sS to $3o weekly to their income, growing mushrooms in eel lars, sheds, boxes, etc. Big market. Free booklet. Hiram Barton, West 18th st., New York.
 TWO salesmen. IEl Paso. $100 and ex- penses; experience not necessary; book keeper, $100 $125; secretary-treasurer real estate $500; bookkeeper-stenogra- pher $100. Business Mems Clearing House. Houston, Tex.
 WANTED-Young man with capacity to develop executive ability and rise to big things in near future. can find attractive opening in high-grade business. Ad- dress Box se9, Kansas City, Mo.
 WHY work for others? Start cleaning and dyeing business; big profits; small H. Baylies. 1423 Charles St., Baltimore. Md.
 WANTED-Man to travel in Alabama for 1911 Good pay and tailor-made suit in 90 days; experience unnecessary; relia- ble firm. Write for particulars. J. E. McBrady & Co.,, Chicago. WANTED-To enroll you Monday morn ing. or as soon as possible, as a stu dent in the twenty-third annual winter term of this oldest. largest and best business college. Wheeler Business Col lege. 1So9H-17h 1st avenue.
 WANTED-Gentlemen of good ability to call on automobile owners, no tnsur- ance, no sample. big money, right party. State your past experience and refer ence. Address C-s2, care Age-Herald BE a detective; earn from $50 to $3Ot
 per month travel over the world. Write
 c. T. Ludwig, 475 Scarritt Bldg, Kansas
 City, Mo. 1-s-eo su-13i SALESMAN to cali on doctors; estab-
 lished trade; clean, well paid work for hard worker. P. o. Box 121. Phil adelphia. 1-S-3t-su WANTED-YOung men on trains as