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WANTED-SALEsMEN

" h4S 11i(-A1 n Ia hsAo1s1 A1AS
THIS little ad is your opportunity to en-
gage in a business of permanency and
profit a business that any man can be
proud of and one with future. 1t in
wolves the marketing of mechanical
device that is needed in every store and
home. NJ. W. Pitner, F.. Kinzie ST.,
Chicago.
SALEsSMTsN-Double your income by
selling the greatest cigar trade stimu-
lator on the market Cawood Novelty
Company, Danville, Ill.
SALESMEN-s merchants sales and 7or-
der books: large demand; commission
Pocket samples Worth Salesbool Co.,
Chicago.
MFG. wants travelling statesmen on COM
mission. Box 102S, Litchfield. I'll.
SALESMIsN wanted; no experience re-
quired: earn while learning. Write to-
day for list of hundreds of positions
now open paying $1,000 to 5000 a year.
Address nearest office, Dept. 800, Nation
al Salesmen's Training Association, Chi
cago. New York, Kansas City, San
Francisco, New Orleans, Toronto.
|sALEsMEN-Make $3.50 month selling
dealers highly advertised goods, exclu-
siyely or side line; IS commission every
order. No samples to carry Mammoth
Cigar Co. st. Louis. Mo.
SHOE DEPARTMENT TO LEASE. :
We desire to lease space on main floor
for first class ladies' and ehildren's
shoes; only responsible parties who will
carry line for best retail trade, consid-
cred. FEEDER & Berk, 1916 Bird ave
CAPITAL furnished for meritorious en-
terprises. Stocks and bonds sold on
commission. Facilities for Incorporate
ing and reorganization of companies
For particulars, Johnson & Co., Bank
ers, Madison and IaSalle. Chicago.
FORTUNE in control of stock and man
agement. Manufacturing company.
Monopoly. Capable man with capital or
command. Details only after references.
F'itzwlliams & Co., Columbus, Ohio.
WANTED--One-half or all good paying
drug store; must be paying and afford
employing registered druggist bear
strict investigation; will not pay bonus
POStoffice Box &c.
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CHEWING GUNd-Sell to dealers in your
territory. Clean, profitable business built
up quickly with our new brands. -Four
favors. novel packages. Write today.
Helmet Co., Cincinnati. o.
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FREE illustrated book tells of about 300,-
600 protected positions in United States
service. Thousands of vacancies every
year. There is a big chance here for
you, sure and generous pay, lifetime
employment. Just ask for booklet T-209,
no obligation. Earl Hopkins. Washing
ton, ID. C. 3-2-9t-su-wed
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mail clerks wanted; $500 first
year; promotion to $500; examinations
May in every state; common educa-
tion sufficient with my coaching; full
information free; write for booklet V
2Q9. Earl Hopkins, Washington. ID. c.
z-o-1lt-sun
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AGENTS-Sel the ''Majestic' Bellows
Vacuum Carpet Cleaner; sweeper type;
big seller; enormous profits: exclusive
territory Home Vacuum Cleaner Co.,
1926 Wabash avenue Chicago.
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positions, most thor
ough preparation, So; returned il not
appointed; particulars free. Ameri-
can Civil Service School. Washing
ton. ID. c. -9-5t-su
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ARRIVAL OF TRAINS BIRMINGHAM
sf .Da.y except Sunday. ~
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man or firm to manage
this territory. Best gasoline lighting
proposition ever offered. Small capital
or good references. required. National
Stamping & Electric Works, 423 S, Clin-
ton street, Chicago.
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AGENTS-Why work for others? Make
$40 daily. Sell our guaranteed dry chem
ical fire extinguisher; 800 per cent profit.
buyers everywhere. State and county
managers wanted. United Mfg Co.,
1851 Jefferson, Toledo, O.
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WANTED-MAI.E HELP


OWNER of several yellow pine saw mills
in northern Florida wishes to engage
two thoroughly experienced men, one
to take charge of a large logging oper-
alton. No place for a man who drinks.
If you are thoroughly qualified and can
prove your qualifications we can give
you any one of several excellent oppor-
tunities. We will pay good salary for
the small camp, larger salary for the
large one: or we will let our logging at
either camp under q contract, and in
each case we will pay a liberal salary
and pay you a bonus for keeping your
costs within certain limitations. If you
are sure you can make good here, write
us in confidence; state your age,
whether married or single; state
fully what your experience has
been; whether you have logged with
mules or skidders and leaders. What
size operations have you. handled, what
class of labor, the price you paid labor
of different kinds and at what price per
thousand feet have you been able to do
the logging. In confidence, give us q
thorough accounting. of yourself and
give names OF all references. Address
W-69, care Age-Herald
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AGENTS-Men and women, are making
big money selling engraved initial
stationery: sells easy everybody
buys; recorders come easy: write for
circulars and territory rights. Unit
ed States Embossed Stationery Co,
f24 White street, New York.
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BIG CASH bonus monthly and 100 per
cent profit best 25c seller; a two
minute demonstration makes every
call a sale; free sample and particu-
lars G. V. Sales Co, "a Spruce street
New York
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WANTED-Boy, Loveman, Joseph "
Loeb; want special delivery boys Ap-
ply Monday morning u. NJ. Altman.
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500 per cent profit
selling novelty sign cards: merchants
buy 10 to 100 on sight; 500 varieties,
catalogue free. Sullivan Co, 1924
Van Buren street, Chicago. III.
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WANTED-AGENTS

AGENTS write at once for particulars
about the newest hand power Vacuum
cleaner, the Rex, the king of Vacuum
cleaners. Tremendous seller, large
profit, light to carry, easy to operate,
most efficient, fully guaranteed;
double action; retails for Sc. Rex
Cleaner Co., 2 T.. esd St. New York.
.t r.it asEa .s-r 2-9-2t-e.o. su
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AGENTS-Get territory quick for one of
the best Auto accessories ever invented.
Just out. Commission 100 per cent. Tho
Weaver Co.. 6253 Ellis ave-, Chicago.
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BUSINESS CHANCES

BUSINESS CHANCES
IF You want to locate either large or
small factory in Birmingham district,
write Pell City Realty Co., Pell City,
Ala, for particulars of free site, etc.
2-7-30t
STOCK companies Incorporated we bid
to offer entire allotments of stocks or
bonds for corporations. j. n. Sechrcst
& Co., investment bankers, White Bldg,
Buffalo. o-4-ot
i have a splendid proposition for party
of means and of good business integ-
rity who can invest $4,000 or more in
new financial business. Will furnish
good sum and my experience. Highest
endorsements furnished. Any commune
cation confidential. Address RIO Age
Herald.
NTED-Ideas; write for list of inven-
tions wanted by manufacturers and
prizes offe1ed for inventions. Our four
hooks sent free. Patent secured or fee
returned Victor ]. Evans & Co., Wash
ington.-D. C. 3-2-4t-sun
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GET prepared for May 81 railway mail
clerk and other government 'exams" by
former u. S. civil service secretary
examiner. Free booklet Y-1. Patterson
Civil Service School, Rochester. n. Y.
WANTED-Good. bright boys for deliv-
cries: must have bicycles and give good
references. Apply Louis Pizitz. 3-9-2t
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WANTED statesmen

w NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to sell linseed oil,
low delivered prices; commission lib
eral. Address "Llnseed," care carrier.
So, Richmond. Va. 1-12-12t-su
class experienced lubri-
eating oil, grease and speciality sales
man by largest refiner. Best salary
and expenses paid. Give experience and
several references first letter. Address
Y-42. care Age-Herald. 1-26-14t-su
WANTED-Salesmen to handle dinner
sets, graniteware and silverware on the
side; $40 q day sure; 20 per cent on ap-
proved business: weekly settlements;
sample case and samples weighing one
pound sent only to statesmen now trav-
cling; give reference. Robert Thai &
Co.. Granite Bldg, st. Louis, Mo.
2-2o-6t-s1l
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WANrED-You to call Main 1855 to get
estimate on painting and paperhanging.
Southern Wallpaper and Paint Co., 427
South Goth st. 7-14-tf-su
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AGENTS, crew managers, we want live
wire TO sell four piece cookers, famous
pottery sets, tea kettles, 10 piece set,
oval turkey roasters, percolator coffee
pots; also complete line of aluminium.
Write today. Aluminium Ware Com
pany. haywood, ILL.,
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WANTED-Ambitious men to start in
spare time and with our help build
up a permanent, profitable business
of your own; $40 to SIS weekly cas-
lily earned; no canvassing; experience
unnecessary; quick returns; write to-
day for valuable free booklet, .Mail
order Success Pease Mfg. Co., Inc
Desk T-46. 20 Broadway. Buffalo,
NJ
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for Alabama to sell our line
of advertising, imported, domestic and
deluxe calendars, novelties, cloth and
leather goods; permanent position; lib
eral terms Address Immediately, Sales
Manager United States Calendar Co.,
Cincinnati.
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OFFICE RENT PRACTICALLY FREE
In furnished office in Clark Bldg. to pub
lie stenographer or lady whose busi-
ness will permit her to keep office open
regularly from to g. Call at 701 Cham-
Der of Commerce Bldg. 3-9-6t.
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SO 90 a day and more to live agent; 100
per cent profit; sells to every colored
man and woman on earth; this is the
quickest kind of easy money; send loo
stamps or coin for soc sample and
terms; money back If not satisfied at
first glance. International Specaltics
Co., Republic Bldg, Chicago, I'll.
MAKE s2t next Saturday. Sell startling
new invention. Burner and filler COM
bined. For all coal oil lamps. Big, white
light. No smoke; no 0dor: amazing steel
mantle; unbreakable. Fills lamp quick;
no dirty hands; no stopping oil. Low
price, lightning seller; big profits. john
son, Fla, made $40 one week; Hess,
Ia. cleared 81 one day. Exclusive terri
tory free/ Not sold in stores Write
quick for Details Fairchild Co., ISL
Nasby Bldg. Toledo, Q.
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WANTED-To buy direct from owner, for
investment, house and lot in Norwood !;
state in answer location, price and
terms. Address A-72, Age-Heral5.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-03-09

MEN wanted to start in the mail order
business anywhere. / started with an
idea and 800 and made. six hundred
and fifty thousand dollars in IS months.
1 tell you what to do and how to do it.
Don't be wage slave; get out of the
rut; get grit; get backbone; wake up
and start now. Write and learn of my
money making mail order plans My
great free book, "Tfow to Achieve Mail
Order Success" tells all about my own
achievements and how I equip, teach
and get you started. This book tells
how to quickly start in your home.
while otherwise employed. 1t is b line
to a large income. Send for my new
free book and start making money now.
Address President. Mail Order School,
Suite 5057 Brecht Bldg, Denver, Col.
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ALEsSMEN-Double your income by
selling the greatest cigar trade stimu-
lator on the market. Cawood Novelty
Company, Danville, Ill.
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ONE CENT A WORD
II hATEs--Onc cent n word a days no al.
faIen for less than &c for first fnser-
fion. Cash must accompany order.
WANTED-AGENTs

AGENTs-S21 a Week New patented. an-
tomato curry combs. Takes just half
as long to clean a horse. No clogging
with hair and dirt Big demand. Big
profits Free sample to workers. Auto
Comb Co., sol Penn Bldg. Dayton, o.
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merchants sales and Vor-
der books: large demand; commission
Pocket samples. Worth Salesbook Co.,
Chicago.
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IDEAS WANTED-Ask for needed in
ventions and persons addresses who
want to buy patents; prizes offered;
Money in Patents" valuable book
free Randolph & Co, patent attor-
neys Washington, D. c.
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AUCTION SALE

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LIVE STOCK AT
AUCTION.
Be sure to attend our Wednes-
day Auction Sale, March u, at
II q. m.
If you need to buy. come. II
YOU want to sell, come.
Put your horse or mule in this
sale.
Commissions: Horse or mule
selling for $50 or less, 81; selling
for over $50, $3
MAXWELL. & CROUCH
MULE CO. l
AND Retail. DEALERS
y IN HORSES AND MULES.
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ONE CENT A WORD

kATEs---One cent a word n day; no ad
taken for less than 25c for first inser-
tfon. Cash must accompany order.
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ONE CENT A WORD

RATES-One cent \ word . day; al.
taken for less than 2bc for first inser-
tlon. Cash must accompany order.
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WANTED-Cheap, a secondhand soda
fount, in good condition, for cash. Syca-
more Mills Sycamore. Ala. 2-29-2t-su
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LEARN the cotton business. chasing,
stapling, averaging. buying, selling, ex-
porting. etc, taught in 30 days. satisfac-
tion guaranteed The Dixie Cotton
School. New Orleans, La. A. II. Cobb,
Manager. 3-9-11t-thu-su
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.
AMERICAN chauffeur. The new illus
trated automobile magazine. Send to-
day for free sample copy. American
Chauffeur. Is Butler Bldg, Cincinnati.
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ern or 6. room cottage, not over two
blocks from cars, on improved street,
West End. Must be moderate price and
easy terms H. d. Smith, 2o6 Hood
TId9
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BIRMINGHAM TERAINAL STATION

Seaboard Air Line Ry.
% New YORK $50 pm 32 New YORK 500 am
Al New YORK 1910 pm SO New York 800 pm
j Atlanta $3.50 pni 10 Atlanta oSo am
Illinois Central II. II.
No. Arrive FROM ~. Depan Ao-
) Chicago and ~ Chicago and
St. Louis 415 pm ST. Louis l2ih pm
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ANYONE. ANYWHERE-s1 -s15-$3O weekly
addressing, mailing circulars. Inclose
stamp. Sodico, Station B-2, Memphis.
Tenn
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BE a detective, earn $50 to $500 monthly;
big demand; easy work; show you
everything. Write Detective Wagner,
12d3 Lexington ave-, New York City.
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A GOOD Opportunity in this territory to
a man of character and ability as a
salesman; must have thorough practical
knowledge of steam plant conditions;
one who is at present handling steam
specialties preferred. State age and
full particulars. Address R-69. Age
Herald.
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WANTED-To buy a large range ana
leather lounge in first class condition.
Address L. s., 100 South 18th street,
CITY.
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statesmen, neat appearance,
call on merchants In their territory; ele-
CANT sideline, convenient to carry; good
commissions, prompt remittance. Bel
mont Mfg Co., Cincinnati, o.
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rltory of Southern Alabama with an
energetic salesman to begin work i'm
medately. We have an established
business; our line of handpainted deluxe
domestic and imported calendars; also
our novelties and leather goods are of
the highest class. Terms most liberal.
Apply Sales Manager, Kemper-Thomas
Co. Cincinnati, o.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-03-09

SIDELINE travelling statesmen make so
to SIS weekly handling our latest pro-
duction of advertising fans. Liberal
terms. Apply at once United states
Calendar Co Cincinnati.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-03-09

EVER READY trousers presser: new in
vention; no heat; no expense; simple,
practical, convenient creases and
presses perfectly. Men buy at sight.
Price $500. Agents wanted II. o.
Stamp & Co., 622 3rd street, Milwau-
lyaa NN;c
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SALESMEN-M Make $3.50 month selling
dealers highly advertised goods, exclu-
sively or side line; 50 commission every
order. No samples to carry. Mammoth
Cigar Co., st. Louis, Mo.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-03-09

ONE thousand agents wanted to sell a
self heating flat iron Fuel and labor
saver. Pay salary or commission
Agents make SIS to $40 per day Write
Gardner Flat Iron Co., Memphis, Tenn.
Box 80. 3-9-Itsun
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= For general mercantile
trade in Alabama to sell new propo-
sition of merit. Vacancy now. Attrac-
tive commission contract; liberal adj
vances for expenses. Miles T.. Bixler
Co.. Wholesale jewelers., Cleveland, o.
your income sell the
New National Poker Cigar Card az
elusive territory to good men. Grant
Williams Co., 21 S. 7th street, Philadel-
nilia. Pa.
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statesmen or business men. expe-
rienced in grocery and other mercantile
lines, to sell the champion Complete
Accountant (fireproof) combination cash
system. credit system and desk wnlcn
when closed forms f1reproof safe.
Combines the merits Of all at the price
of one. state qualifications. The
Champion Register Company. Cleve-
land. Ohio
WANTED-Salesman TO work bakers,
confectioners and soda fountain trade
city and surrounding territory. salary
or commission. Must furnish reference
Address $40, Age Herald.
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MFG. wants travelling statesmen on COM
mission. Box 1O2S. Litchneld. III.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-03-09

LARGE manufacturer of speciality line
with established trade, wants expert
enced travelling statesmen; salary posi-
ton with expenses advanced; state age,
experience and references in initial let
ter Troquois Mfg. Co., Cleveland, o.
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WANTED--Men to learn the barber
trade; few weeks completes; position
open; tuition SIS; Tree catalog. Birming-
ham Barber College,. Birmingham.
2-tf-fri- -stl-yved
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ONE CENT A WORD

HATEs---One cent = word n dnys M al.
taken for less than 25c for first lnser-
tfon. C1Sb must nccomnnny order.
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RUBBER STAMPS AND SEALS
1H0WN Stamp Works, 205 Jefferson
County Bank Bldg. Phone 636. Work
Gnished In few hours. S-1-tf
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WANT partner who wifi invest $1,000 and
help start business where profits will
average 100 per cent. Will give securi-
ty for half of investment Address Oh,
Age-Herald.
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.oufsvILLE 8 NAsnvILLE STATION
BUSINESS CHANCES
WANTED-MALE HELP

1atE marked
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queen 6 Crescent Route

Central of Ga. Ry.
No. Arrive From No. Depart To-
Macon l0:l0 pm Macon 100 am
y Savannah anu 10 Savannah and
Jacksonville 1905 PM Jacksonville 4:s5 pm
; savannah IL .55 PM Savannah $3.50 pm
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sl2 salary weekly and 100 per cent profit.
Is cent articles, needed by every woman,
hotel, railroad. garage, steamship; office
building and all stores. Particulars +.
c. Gale Co., 25o Devonshire street, Bos-
ton, Mass. 3-9-4tsun
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experienced newspa-
per solicitors; money making propo-
sition for good men. Apply 45t Hood
Bldg. s-7-3t
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AGENTS WANTED-F Fastest selling now
city out. Patent Photo Tie Clasp.
Everybody buys. Sample and particu-
lars 25 cents. Photo Tie Clasp Co., 1850
Lincoln avenue, Chicago.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-03-09

WANTED--A first class stenosrapher for
law office near birmingham good sell
ary and fine opportunity to study law
Answer by letter. L-69, care Age-Her-
aid 3-7-3t
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WANTED-Two able bodied white men,
between the ages of twenty-one CD and
fifty-iive G5) years. 10 join the Loyal
Order of Moose. For further particulars
call on NJ II. Abel, 223 First National
Bank Bldg. 3-S-3t
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Mail order opportunities; 25 new PROPOSE
tions. No competitionl Make % cents
profit on dollar order; complete outfit
loc. Mail Dealers Wholesale House, 3ol
FRANKLIN Bldg, Chicago.
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wanted; no experience re-
quired: earn while learning. Write to-
day for list of hundreds of positions
now open paying $1,000 to 5000 a year.
Address nearest office, Dept 800, Nation
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-03-09

WANTED-WALE HELP
MYERS sl.5O Hat Store. 2O1O Sd avenue.
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SONG POEMS WANTED. I've paid
thousands in royalties. Send me your
poems, Ill furnish music and publish,
paying so per cent royalty. Estapiis u
16 years Free booklet. John I. Hall,
Columbus Circle, N Y.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-03-09

SALESMAN calling on retailers in small
towns to sell on commission strong side
line blankets, fannels, dress goods nov
elites. Direct from the looms. The
Lakewood Company. Box 4l4, Philadel-
mia Pa
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WAN rED-First class manager for col
lection department; must be capable
of handling correspondence Address
d. II. j., care Age Herald. 9-7-3t
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At last. Safety Wire Gas Globe and
Mantle Combination. Non-breakable. A
dollar combination making big money
for our agents. Get it while it's new.
Wilson Mfg. Co., 416 Main, Lancaster,
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experienced business man. 35 years old.
wishing to settle in Birmingham would
invest 5000 to $4,000 in an established
concern. Address U-70 Age-Herald.
2-q-2t
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-10-02
MADNESS MENACES'
MINER NOW BURIED
) SEVEN DAYS IN PIT
While Rescue Force Works
Desperately, Doctors Buoy
Up Man Growing Frantic.
WIFE TALKS TO HIM.
But Toshesky, Who Must
Spend at Least Another Day
. in Depths, Not Cheered.
WIFE TALKS TO HIM.

cENrRALiA. Pa. Oct. s.-Four
shit<s Of men are toilins desperately
here to-day TO rescue Thomas Tosh-
esky. the miner who for seven days
has been entombed in the Contir entail
Mines Of the Lehign Valley Coal Com.
pany. Toshesky's nerves are ragged
from the long strain. his cries at every
fall Of rock are shriller and more FIRE.
auent to-day and there Is grave fear
that ne will be a maniac when rescued.
which probably will not be until to-
morrow or Saturday.
Heavy rains during last night greatly
impsded the efforts OF those toiling TO
save Toshesky. Water poured In to
where they are working on . pitch Of 10
degrees and falls OF rock we're frequent.
with each Of these Toshesky shouted
with fear. In the effort TO sustain the
man In his living tomb strong esgnoggs
are being frequently sent down a tube
10 him. and II Il hoped these will help
calm his nerves and preserve his sanity
until the rescuers reach him.
In the effort to buoy him up Tosh-
eskys wife and children were again low
Nred into the mine workings to-day and
all talked with him. But the mans
CHEEKY words were fewer. was evil
dent he was making a brave show for
the sake OF his loved ones. but his jOk.
ing mood has left him.
The rescuers are 100 feet down the
breach. digging through a solid pillar
OF coal to penetrate Tosnesky's prison.
Twenty feet was cut away up to this
forenoon and IS feet more must be dug
before hs can be rescued. There Is
room for only one man at time to dig.
Supt. n. J. Hefrner who has been In
charge OF the work OF liberation, leaves
tho place only to get necessary rest.
To-day X. J. Heffner. mine superin-
tendent directing the work. installed
air compressors in the heading. and
the work OF dirying away the wall OF
anthracite Is expected to proceed more
rapidly.
,Toshesky started to dig himself out
OF his cell. and had picked away about
three feet of coal In the direction of
the rescuers when those on the out
side told him to he careful lest he cut
the rope used in drawing his provisions
through the long pipe that has been
Inserted In a mine breach. Toshesky
was told TO stop digging, but he said
he had to 90 something to help pass
the time away
The imprisoned miner begged Tor a
stick OF dynamite to blow down por-
lions Of the barrier between himself
and liberty. To quiet him another
bottle OF cggnog was sent In 10 MIN
along with instructions from Mr..
, Aenner to try to go to sleep.