The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-31


service; security required S1s N. 26th.
S-12-tf
WANTED union men; blacksmiths,
81 day. hours, shipsmith preferred; pat
ternmakers, $3.50 day, hours; machiu-
lists, SS.75 day, 8 hours; steady work.
Home Industry Iron Works, Mobile, Ala.
S-26-30t
WANTED-Railway mall clerks; SIS to
$50 month. Details free. Franklin In
stitute. Dept. 2-F. Rochester, N. Y.
7-1S-to-9-1S-ex tu-thu
TWO first class blacksmith finishers for
auto work; two first class varnish
rubbers; one varnish finisher. Lilly
Carriage Co., Memphis. Tenn.
s-8O-3t
WANTED-Table boys at Nunnally's.
Apply Saturday and Monday. S-3O-2t
BE A DETECTIvE-Big pay; easy
work; travel; we show you; writo
for free particulars explaining every
thing. Write today, Frederick Wag-
ner, 1243 Lexington ave-. New York.
5-1120t-su
GOVERNMENT examinations; most
thorough preparation, So; returned if
not appointed; particulars free.
American Civil Service School, Wash
ington, d. c. 7-6-7t-su
HAVE you a trade? If over II, join
the United States navy Immediately
and learn trade such as electrician,
carpenter, yeoman. machinist and
coppersmith, etc. so trades taught to
men of ability on board ship or In
navy training schools; make sure of
good living for life; no government
ever before offered such splendid
opportunities for free travel and
high wage Knowledge; good pay,
good food, good sleeping accommo-
dations; plenty of free. amusement:
promotion possible up to chief petty
officer, then to warrant officer; some
ambitious men win commissions Call
at Navy Recruiting station, Patton
Pope bldg, Sd and goth St, Birming-
ham, Ala. Learn experiences of Of
ficers and enlisted men there Write
for interesting free booklet, MAX
ing of Man Warsman." Tells
all about life on big warship. Ad-
dress Bureau of Navigation, box 1872
Navy Department. Washington. d. c.
7-274t-su
USE your spare time to build up a mail
order business of your own We help
you start for share in profits; 81
5 opportunities; particulars free. Mu-
tual Opportunities Exchange. Buff
falo. N Y. S-3-5t-su
WANTED-Men of good appearance and
experience to represent this company
in the soliciting of delinquent accounts
from merchants and professional men
throughout the small towns of Alabama
Absolutely no cost in advance to mer-
chant, and no birmingham business de-
sired. Liberal commissions to solicitor
and permanent position State full ex-
perienee and reference in first letter. or
no attention will be given to application.
International Mercantile Co.. Balti-
more, Md S-24-5t-su
WANTED-Six travelling statesmen, to-
bacco, candy, etc; shipping clerk.
$100; stationary engineer, 800: mill
manager, band filer operat ting mill
wright S110; sawyer. $5 log road
engineers, $75 to $125; Wholesale yard
manager; three hardwood inspectors,
$50 to 500; blacksmi tn h-mao hinist
$100; retail yard manager, 500; two
timber cruisers, for British Honduras.
Call or write Mack's. Meridian. Miss,
or Little Rock. Ark. S-24-2t-su
ANXIOUS for your future? II over II,
the United States navy will teach
you one of so highly paid mechan.
ical trades; will make future certain
If you show ability pay averages
$40 per month and you can work up
to chief petty officer at over $50 clear
money Good food. good bed. easy
hours, athletic sports, congenial com
panions. If you join now you may
have chance at foreign cruise to
worlds most interesting seaports
Later opening Panama canal and San
Francisco exposition, although no
promise is made in advance You will
have opportunities for travel and
money saving. Must be American cit
izen of good character Call at navy
recruiting station Pope Bldg,
3D. ave-, and goth St. Birmingham,
Ala. Hear what enlisted men there
say about life in the navy. send for
free booklet, "The Making of a Man
o'-Warsman." Fine pictures Full de-
scription. Address, Bureau Of Navi-
agtion, Box 1872, Navy Dept. Wash
ington, d. C. S-24-4t-su
WANTED-Men to learn the barber trade;
few weeks completes; position open:
tuition S25; free catalog, Birmingham
Barber College, Birmingham.
2-2-tf-fr-sl- wed
Neutrality-suspicious. young man in every
town in this state by a million dollar
corporation; this is a good opportunity
for young man of worth to get into
life time business: references REQUIRED
with application. p. M. Higgins. 1901
American Trust Bldg, Birmingham, Ala
S-17-eod-1m
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. carpet and dra-
perry man. For particulars, address
Mas Bros, Tampa, Fla. S-2s-eod-ft
WHY work for wages? Earn s. daily
making mirrors and resivering. Dollar
starts YOU Postal brings particulars.
Raymond Chemical Co., Box 4S3 Ports
mouth, Va.
WANTED--A flrst-class fixer for stand
ard i. & B. machines. Good wages to
the right man. Address M. A. Storey
supt Richmond Hosiery Mills. Ross
vile. Ga.
WANTED-First class blacksmith and
horseshoer at once; good wages; perma-
nent job Cheek & Kirkpatrick, Amory,
Miss.
POSTOFF1CE clerls-carrer and other gov
ernment exams everywhere soon. Get
prepared by former L. s. civil service
secretary-e examiner. Write for booklet
LII. Patterson Civil Service School,
Rochester, N. Y.
COMPLETE surveying crew. Cuba, good
salaries, transportation furnished: also
bookkeeper, sl75; stenographer, $3.50; sta
tionary engineer SIPS; many high class
openings In Latin-Amerlcan countries
Pan-American Clearing House, Havana,
Cuba.
WANTED--Men In every locality to open
cleaning, dyeing and pressing shop.
Big profits. No capital required. Frank
Mitchell, Butler Okla.
GOVERNMENT examinations; most thor
ough preparation, So; returned If not
appointed. Particulars free. American
Civil Service School, Washington, D. c.
s-31-5t-su
WANTED--Three bright. active young
men well qualified for statesmen. APP