The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-02-09
ONE CENT A WORD|

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RATEs--One cent a word a day. NO nd.
taken for less than 25c for first inser-
fton. lash muat accompany order,
WANTED-SlIL ATIONS
AN expert accountant would Ike to con-
meet with some concern who can give
| permanent position, either corporation
| or private accounting. Gilt edged refer
sences as to ability, honesty and integ-
| rity. At present employed, but wishes
! TO change position for larger and broad
! er work that will advance him i'll pro-
portion to the growth and business in
| crease of concern who might engage
his services. A personal interview may
be had by addressing Dependable iAc-
countant, care Age-Herald l-26-tt
SALESMAN, either to work city trade
or.territory within 100 miles of BlrIning-
ham; prefer commission contract with
first class, reliable firm; l am good
| salesman, a tireless worker and will
furnish AL references; 81 years of age
can start to work February 15 Address
Y-50, care Age-Herald 12-6-4t
ALL around office man, with six years
experience. wants position with legiti-
| mate safe company, in corporation
where there is chance for promotion;
would invest money in business after
first three months If necessary and
agreeable best city references. Address
C-52, Age-Herald. 2-S-3t
WANTED--Po Position by young man of II;
good references; outside work preferred.
Address H-52, care Age-Herald 2-S-2t
BIG MONEY writing songs; we pay
hundreds of dollars year to sue
cessful writer's; experience unneces-
sary, song poems wanted with or
without music; will pay one-half OF
profits If successful; send us your
work today; acceptance guaranteed
IL available; largest concern in the
country; free particulars. Dugdale
Co., Dept 4O1, Washington, d. G.
2-9-4t-su
BoOKKEEPER, stenographer and gene
raj office man of executive ability
would like to connect with some con-
Germ who can give permanent position;
best of references; at present employed
but wishes change for position, where
salary is advanced in proportion to the
general efficiency and value that one
becomes to the firm employing him
A personal interview can be had by
addressing Y-53, Care Age-Herald 2-9-2t
FRENCHMAN and wife first class cooks,
want situation; good references; can
work separately. Christinet, 127% S.
Goth st. 2-9-3t
WANTED-Position by Al registered pre-
scription druggist as manager or pre-
scription clerk: am now manager of
first-class drug store, but desire to make
a change; good reasons for changing.
Al references as to all qualifications.
Would buy working interest in good
business Address K-53, care Age-Her
aid. 2-9-3t
POSITION as blacksmith wanted; 10
years experiences; high-class references.
Address ]. c. Griffith, 21s James Bldg,
CHATTANOOGA Tenn 2-9-7t
WANTED-By a competent bookkeeper,
small set of books to keep in the after
noon. Address A-54, care Age-Herald.
WANTED-Postion as sick nurse or
housekeeper. Mrs. Mccormick, Wylam,
Ala. Years of experience. Good ref
erences.
WANTED-Positio as chauffeur with
private family or truck driver; have IA
months experiences; can give reference.
Address R-54, Age-Herald. 2-9-St.
POULTRY
PURE Kellerstrass White orpingfons, /
year old, 50; eggs s1J0 per 10. Miss S. j.
Avery, Greensboro. Ala
FOR SALE-Eighteen White Plymouth
Rock pulets. laying, one cockrei, one
cock. Cock won first prize Birmingham,
1912. G. M. McGregor 2231 Terrace Park,
Ensley. Ala.
FOR SALE-Buff Orpington eggs. 10
for $3.50. Mrs. J.. G. Pettyjohn, Pow
derly.
FOR SALI-Indian Runner duck eggs,
white and fawn and English pencled,
81 per 12. Come out and see the flock.
Cornetts Poultry Yards, 1919 9Th ave-,
South Woodlawn.
FOR SALE-75 S. c. White Orpingtons
and s. G. Rhode Island Reds at bar
gain prices-$l.50 to So each; bred from
winners; pullets laying and ready for
breeding pen; must make room for
young stock Let us fill your incuba-
tor for you. Phone or come to see us.
| Alma Poultry Farm, Route 4, city.
Phone 63S1-J.
FIRST check for 81 gets seven fine
Rhode Island Red hens. laying now.
Mrs. J. L. Hoffman, Sterretts. Ala.
INDIAN Runner ducks. fawn or penciled;
| eggs, 20 for 81 lots. Write us. Munni-
maker Poultry Co., Crothersyille. Ind.
2-9-4t-su
1co business cards, prepaid, for 50 cents;
800, 81; visiting cards, 100 prepaid, 80
cents. The Lawson Co., Dept. Z, Br-
mingham, Ala. 2-9-4t
WHITE Orpingtons; eggs, chicks and
stock; finest blood lines; prices reason
able. Artesa Orpington Yards, 2423
Both ave, N. B'ham. Ala.
BLACK Orpington eggs for sale. s1.50 to
$3.50 for Is; worth $40; my stock are
from Cooks best pens; cockerels, s1.5o
to So. W. e. Thompson, Clio 5th St,
Pratt City.
WHITE LEGI1ORN eggs, Wyckoff strain,
81 per Is. My breeders have the long
bodies, correct combs and tails and
clean, yellow legs-the proper kind.
Mrs. J. c.. Moses. East Lake Ala