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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-16

Be oit8eefiibrt iirO, Iino genni 10 buff
tig 5art, pie oas D}aterial ielbit
8ilt5ige Steppidumden traeen ferner
al Der @legan5 oieier 8louien BEL
gti6t gan5 10 bedneitigenO 8art 'ino
ole biibiden gIouien bon Crepe De
dime lm0 @eiOenfabden Eoffete. Bon
alien oieIen eIegonten @Iouien lit oie
Crepe 0e dine 8louie ieOenfous oie
am neiIten praftiide, ole, penn lorg-
fGltig geipoi6en, ItetS pie neit er-
idbeirt. Sebr biibide farbig eeitreifte
Seioenblouien erfreuen iih
GROCER 8eliebtbeit. Cine einfa1e Sei.
oenblouie NIT IeitIibem SdIuB ino
runOem Sals lit bier i'm 8iloe tpie-
oergegeben. Oieielbe fonrnrt in alien
5arten Sbattiriingen 9Iali, 0foia,
@eIb uno 9ila. Gle 1T fir parme
Gage beionOers tpitnidenstpertb.
g8an0a.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-16

itretfeit, Ole iibereinouoergelegt iitlo
bergelteqt. Ser gfieft lit Der BON @or-
te, iibereinanoergelegt. Die 9al5e
@ornihlr beitebt ans eiuem i9nlalen,
mnriteblauen Sanmetbono, oos born
in cine flode Sdleife gefniipft lit.
9Is SdluBnote 6u einem eIeganten,
marineblauen Eermo.4oitiim iDirfte
Oieier Sut dnBerit ibid.
Inter ben boben Qitten fit0et man
bier itno ga cine re9t auffaaenoe
6orm. 1aruuter Elm Mooea nit itar-
fer glnlebmtng an nopoleoniite 81.
men, 81 Dem iih 70 Denig SSruien
fonnen. 0o es me9r ODER
oltffoaen6 lit. @on Dem bier
Oeroni1aulibten WeooeQ IG6t lib oies
in geringerem Mobe iagen. Ger brei-
te 9fano iteiat borne fer5eneerooe IN
Die 0obe, I'M onnn nod 0en Seiten
ab5ifoaen. Ole ein5iee, 0orbanoeue
@aruitlr lit cine mddtige Gbeniner-
qitaite, Die oem Slt cine militGriihe
gtote gtbt. Der put ut iebr paileno
81 Dem oo5u gctragenen morineblou-
Ell Wfobairfoitiim, 0os oiirb BEN &c.
ittdteu 9otiitfragen in biibider @eiie
geboben miro.
IS lit bier an 0ieler Stele i9on
ofter ser neuell .Sbeltline1 -0letbooe
@ripdbnung seiteben, oie es Der for.
pllenten 6rau ernioglitbt, ebenIo mo-
oiicb inO elegant gefleioet 81 eeben,
mie onoere 6rouen Die Deniger CUR
6iile neigcn. @ie 6ortidritte, Die
nah oieier Hihtung bin bisber er5ielt
ie6en mir IN Oen beitte peran-
ibaulicbtcn Wlo0eueu auf's Weue IT,
luitriprt. Sopobl bic pr16tige 9lbetio-
toilette, pie 6oS nid)t meniger ele.
aante Strobenfoitiiu 5eigen oeutlid,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-16

ole Stirn 81 tragen, uno Die glugen
5u belbotten, inoem Der 9fano, Der
elmer groben boben arone angeictt
lit, iebr brett 1T. g}as Ole @arnisimg
anbelanet 10 peroen @iii6el bon
Qligretten ooer 4araoiesfeoern rings.
Inn ben 9ano ODER ole arone oer-
tbeilt. Ser gr0Bere Sbeil DER &iite
fir beIiere Toilette itiro auf oieie
g8eile garnirt, unO es mlB 5uaegeben
Deroerl, DAB oieier SDp BON Sut 5u
einem clegalIten &oitiim iibernus
ibid ipirft.
Ser breitranoige Wlotroienbltt oes
Sonmers feiert iein @ieoereri1einen
III Sil5 iui0 Sonnet. Iiele 6orm lit
70 beIiebt, Dab iie iid5 idpDerlid gang
beror1Hgen laIien miro. Generfens,
tpertb 1T Elm Wlooea oieier 9lrt bon
feinem Seioen.9iber bon punoerool-
Ter 0udlit1t in elmer erqlliiiten SGat.
tiritng bon @rau, oeiien innercr 9tauo
nit ibipar3em Sanunet befleioet mar,
iuo 0eiien @drnihtr aus 3ipei &oor
ipunoerbiibiher grauer Gliigel be.
itono
06ipobl oie peitaus aroBere 8obl
Der neuen Siite ans idnpor5em Sou.
met ooer @elour iiuo, 70 finoet man
ooh aid iebr oiele biibihe eroue Sii.
te in 8iber, Seioe uno Sommet, IN
W2otroicnforn, sic iebr eleguut mir.
Ten. SelbIt Siite BON peiBem Q3iber
trifft man Dieie iin6 am iimeren
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-16
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9imbterenunb s banniss
beeren. - Man flint Oie @IdIer 70
bon ais mSglit nit ausgeleisneR, ab.
9e3upften. aber ni6t iiberreifen Bee
reu. to9t einen Sprup bon 8uder unD
aBaRer q pfunb 3uder fir L Quart
9unbesrsn, ] pfunb 3uder fir 1
Auart SObanlsbeerem inter AbiCDdus
men flur, oieBt babon in bic nit
Tru9t gefiinteu @lGfer, fdraubt aen
@edel (o9ne @ummiriue) Iei9t auf
feBt fie in ben @aI9tsKel ouf elm uils
tergelegtes Brett ober Stro6, o9ne
buB bic @ldIer ii9 beriibrcn, fiilt rem
ReHel nit 70 piel taltem WoFer. bab
bic @ldIer ettpa 2 3ol baraus bsrs
borrdgen, unb bringt bus MaFer aus
mGbli9 gum &o9en. gIa9 Spsi m1is
ruten flint nan, ba bic 8eersn stiDos
eini9rumpfen, nod ettpas Tru9t na9
unb ldBt iie nod 5 Minuten in b:m
fo9enben Wofer. Ra9ber man Die
@ldIer borIthtig berausgenommcn,
flint man biefeIben Big an ben &anh
NIT bereit sebaItenem, todeHbsn
3uderfDrup, T9ruubt ben 9edel IsIt
bariibsr un6 brebt benIerben ra& hem
grtalten nod etfpos feiter. Die Bee
renseit lit bdlb boriiber. 9ie srite
gfeiFeaeit i gum Ginmu4en bic beltt.
Sobannisbsergeles. - Die
entitielten 8eersn perben bur@ elm
Derbes 2einntu9 fet auseepreBt; auf
1 pfunb Saft rs9net man gut pf6.
3uder; (bieIer lebtere tpirb gelGutert.
gu SDrup getodt, Oann Der Saft
boSu gegOKen unb bic @eIeeprob: ses
ma6t (etn Sropfen auf sinen fallen
Seller eegeben, muB ni4t aerlaufsn,
5onbern fteben blsiben, mas ndn etfpo
10 Minuten Ro9en Der 5aa iein
biirfte.). Sn Der Marmeldbe tpaT6s
man 6te Touber eepfIHdten SObaunia<
beeern Elm unb lGutere duf 1 pfyno
Jru9t J pfunb 3uder. Die Sobans
nisbeeren gibt man nit bem S4aums
l0ffel bireiu, unb lGbt iie flint wtis
nuten io9sn. Damn tbut man iie
init benz S9aumlDffel in etne m6gs
li9It groBe S6iiFsI, pGbrsnb Ger
Saft nod etpa 5 Mtinuten to9t. Va
rduf gieBt man ben Saft iber hic
8eeren un6 T9iittelt bic S@iifsl 10
lange bin unb Der, biS Die 8aeren
fdmmtIi9 pieber runb unb bon Iinb.
gaOd beiB flint mann bus @an8e ia
@lGTsr.
So9annisbeerfaft.. - 9ie
So9annisbeeren perbsn abgsceert,
bur9 bic Tru9tprsFe ober elm 'smenes
Eu9 gepreBt, Der Suft iiber 0lant
bingefteut, am fOleenOen Sage !lar
bonn 8OOenfaB ubgegOHeu unb nit !
pfuno 3uder auf 1 pfunS Saft cine
bdlbe Stun6e getoht. S9aun niro
abgefiilIt, Saft gum grtalten biuge,
itellt. 9ieIer @aft bGlt iitb ousses
aeibnst, menn man ibn in ileine 6la.
f9en flint, beren Rorte nit eilrer Gaz
lirbI=20iung getrGnft iino. Sbcr man
fteIlt bic 5ldI66en auf ben Hcpf,
oonn brinat bon bem i'm Softe beiiuos
li6en 3uder in ben Sort eiiG frpitalz
liiirt bort un6 ma4t ben Sort Iufts
bidt.
Sobonni sbeernein. - Mdn
OerfpenOet bier3u nur Ooltommen relic
6rii9te, pelbe Serqueif6t, Oann .fo~
fort esprsBt tperOen. 20 pfunS So
bannisbeeren geben ettpa 6-7 Quart
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-16

I2uttsr: ~S9au nur, Syrib, ber
2ousbub Bat meine Muttsr an bic
Wanb gs5sidnetl Wenn Ts Nun 5us
FGaig tommen iolte!n
@atte: n!6ait re8t, man Iol ben
Tsufsl ni4t an bic @nn6 maLsRl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-16
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81 Grsi9ett.
s. bab an @Ogsltdfig,
Do Iibt a. @Deerl b'rinn'.
llub fdau' ps o, ma timmt ma
Gar man4srlei in n Sinn.
. is treuofibel un6 Iuiti';
@s bupft ben gon5en Sag
SIN 6Gusl umanonba
llnO t9uot babel, tpas's mag.
Gs bat fei' tGgIiG's Guottu;
Gs friBt, ipenn's 9uneu Bat;
Ss's buritp, inuft's i'm glasl,
DOS oufs bdnst ts am Drabt.
Do5piT9en fingPs bereniiasIR
llnb Is bonn piebsr fin
llnb bentt; oS' bob met 6rei1eit;
SO' tbuun grab, mas 7 mini"
MtFrot 70 1873 beim Menf9en,
Ser an a Greibsit slaubt;
@r bsntt net an ben Rdfig.
Der subm iet 8reibeit raubt.
S.DOn S9masbel.
X =
Mm Mbenb.
Qlus einsm rotten BMmenItrouB
Tritt nun Der Qlbsnb lidt Derau5.
Gine glmIcl ruff nod DOT tbm Der.
Blob ptrb Der gag. unb Der gBeg 1T
leer.
Sn bic Ddmmerung tribe Deri4wtms
men
giobe GeIber unb ferne @timmsn.
@iel Sterne bre9en am 9immsl auf.
Der Mpn0 erbebt iib eroB gum 2uuf.
Sinter ben DGlbern, bic brobenb
itebn.
SeH id i'm iiber bic Siigel gebn.
Mtlbe beritr1mt er feline Gtroblsn
Sn Der Grbe untlen Gnolen.
l1nb fiebe, Ii8t nit gri.ben flint
Sid nett bic Welt in S9Iaf Derbiiat.
SnnerIi9 Gsben nur fIiiifsrub nod
tlopft.
Sbau BON ben tisfsn 3psisen trOpft.
Ilnb bic GIiiTe rufen i'm Wanbsrn
eeiis i'm @unteln elmer ben unDern.
mill 1esptE
9osbaft.
wautter: mS4au nur, Trib, Der
2ausbub bat meme Wautter an bic
WanO ge8ei4netl Wenn lie nun sus
fGnig tommen ioIlte!n
@dtte: n!6oIt rs4t, man Iou ben
1sufsl ui4t an bic Man6 maIsal~ :.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-03-04

s----~-~>-->@-~-<N-~l~-~N-~-~ $50 INVESTED in an acre of Okla
 homa mineral land may make you in-
 dependent; map and circular on re-
 quest s. H. Dodson, Oklahoma Lands. 30 N. Dearborn st., Chicago. WANTED-Immediate live man or woman to handle best seller in United States. Give exclusive sale in Brming- ham; good trade already established in city. Call Monday to a. m or ' ' ?: m. Ward Mfg. Co. 2312 N. 9th ave. THE exclusive right of selling the Pitner gas iron, which excels the electric iron in every essential respect, in a good city will make you rich; sells for s5, pay able 25c down and 25c week; costs you S255; sold from an office through house. to-house demonstrators and advertising: over b0,OO0 already sold in five cities you do not have to buy a quantity or obHgGte yourself in any way except to buy the irons only as you sell them, which would require from $50 to $20O per week for about F weeks, depending upon the city selected. Pitner Co.,, 325 S. Market st, Chicago.
 manufacturer wants manager With $2O0 to s700 open store, handle new DeLuxe-A-Tone phonograph; retails s15 or more; plays equal to any $50 instru- ment; should clear s50OO first year. De- Luxe, 1427 Carroll ave, Chicago. chance to use newspaper advertising to advantage; National Classified Week." Sunday March IS, to Sunday, March 25 Run agents, statesmen" ''help wanted. ' real estate" business opportunity" or other ads in this and other leading newspapers. Best results now. BulIe- tin 135 tells all about classified" Write either office for a copy. Free Ark enberg Special Agency, 710 World Bldg, New York, or 40 Madison ave, Toledo, U. References: Any newspaper any, where.
 NOIlCE-We absolutely guarantee req sonaple satisfaction in all typewriter work or no pay. Sounds fair, doesn't 1t ? Try us. Typewriter Exchange. Main 1885.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-03-04
ONE CENT A WORD ONE CEN
BUSINESS CHANGES

RATEs-One cent R word A dayt ad
 taken for less than 25c for first inser- ton. Cash u,uat Rrco-~any order.
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HREES AND PLANTS

:ES and plants. F1.eezing don't kill 2 weevils destroy pecan trees that
 right dncluding the price). nor &|xp the perennial legume which
 |alfalfa and makes the best, cheap z "a easiest hay ana pasture. Plant K 6oth now. Agents wanted. Sam
 Kidder, Montic'~D, Fla 3-4-3t-su
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-03-04

WANTED-At once, three competent salesmen, the $500 to $500 per month kind for southern territory. We'll aa<. vertised line; dry goods. department and general store trade. Exceptionally lib- era terms. The Kirl<wood Co.,, Iowa City. Ia.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-03-04
WANTED-SAIESMEN

RATES-One cent a word q days nd. taken for lcsS than 25c for fIr& inser- tl0r. CnSh nunf aGcOmpany order
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< NTED-Men and women, make S25 to
 s per week, spare time; no canvass Se; send stamp for particulars. Taylor &stributing Agency. P. o. Box 347, Lake <1arles. La. 1-2l-4t-su
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-03-04

&NTED-25 experienced coal loaders; & diggers; 5 machine men for mine Fork; one first-class machinist, local krk; ship miners Thursday, March 1 Nd Monday following, transportation
 s-nished; freight paid on household
 bds. Employment Office, Room 424
 hmber of Commerce Bldg, Birming-
 4n. Ala. 2-8-5t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-03-04

W A M ED-PosIton as city drummer or collector for grocery or dry goods store or real estate shipping clerk, or as sistant bookkeeper for large concern, or bookkeeper for small concern. Am no drunkard. gambler or fiend of any kind. References and bond. Am now employed but desire change Address T. J. Bartlett. Bascombe and Easton sts.. Mobile, Ala.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-03-04

AGENTS-Sell the latest and fastest sell ing Decent article on the market; hus- tiers can earn s10 per day; free sam pie. James H. Huppert. Pottsville, Pa.
 1-7-4t-su
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-03-04
ONE CENT A WORD
BUSINESS CHANGES

RATES-One cent a word . dnys no md.
 taken for less than 25c for first iusev. M9n. Cash must nccomnany order,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-03-04

BUSINESS CHANGES
 DIRECTOR Of New York Mfrct1g Manufa curing company here making domestic ice ma chine desires to get in touch with high class man for state agent. Address F-e7, care Age-Herald. 3-2-tf WANTED-Ideas; write for list of in ventions wanted by manufacturers and prizes offered for inventions: our four books sent free; send sketch for free opinion of patentability. Victor J. Evans & Co.,. Dept. l, Washington, D c. 1-7-6t-su S100,0O0 MANUFACTURING corporation wants capable man to manage office and salesmen possibilities unlimited; ; from $500 to S0O capital necessary; you handle own money will pay expenses to Chicago if you are man we want. Secretary, 1012 Republic Bldg, Chicago.
 1-14-su-tf THE story of Fred Taylor's success, who laid the foundation of a for tune in one year through our unique cooperating realty plan, will be sent on request. If you desire to make big money and. be your own boss write today. Previous exper- fence unnecessary. Mcdonnell, S-700, 1426 You st., Washington, D. c.
 1-2S-4t-su WANTED-Ideas; write for list of in ventions wanted by manufacturers and prizes offered for inventions; our four books sent free; send sketch for free opinion of patentability. Victor J. Evans & Co.,, Dept. 1. Washington. D. C. 2-1S-6t-su WANTED-An idea! Who can think of some simple thing to patent? Pro- tect your ideas; they may bring you wealth; write for Needed Inven- tions" and How to Get Your Pat ent." Randolph & Co, Dept. 339, Washington, D. c. 2-1S-4t-su $20 BUYS deed to land; also interest in oil well that should pay you s10O for every dollar invested; payments, 2 monthly; complete information free. Address Texas-Gulf Co.,, 1106 Union Bank, Houston, Tex.
 OIL Investments make fortunes; tremen- dous profits made by many investors in oil; as high as 5000 per cent in one year. We want to develop valuable holdings in the famouse Goose creek gusher oil fields. Shares $1O, payments monthly. Highest banking references. Let us send you free booklet, "The Romance of Oil,'' beautifully illustrated tells how oil fields are discovered and for tunes are made. Write today to Coastal Oil Association. 1103 Carter Bldg, Houston, Tex.
 1.-THE ROMANCE OF OIL" beautifully illustrated book published for those in terested in the wonderful gusher oil fields of the southwest where fortunes are being made by large and small in- vestors Remarkably interesting incl dents regarding the discovery and de- velopment of these fields. Copy will be sent free to those wanting informa- ton about investments in oil; edition limited Address Coastal Oil Associa- ton, 1902 Carter Bldg, Houston, Tex. NOR SAI1E-In Birmingham district, al small foundry well established and do- ing good business, at reasonable price For sale on account of death. Good opportunity for right party. Address X-67 care Age-Herald. LIVE man with Sl00 can control county; $5OOO to s70O0 annual profits; something absolutely new; will revolutionize pho tography. Wallace Corporation, 2o4o Ryer ave, New York.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-03-04

WANTED = Second hand carburetor: # must be in good condition and cheap. Phone 2910 or call at room 201 Real Estate Bldg.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-03-04

NTED-$21o0 on a good farm in #a1las county, Alabama; this farm has 3T3 acres and some good inn fprovements on same; just 10 miles put from Selma, Ala. Will furnish
 pod title to farm; want money from party that will lrsd at per cent ano for five years This farm is well worth $6500. Answer Owner. care Age-Her- aid.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-03-04

&Nr NrWOMEN. $z5 weekly collecting kmes and addresses. No canvassng. &nd stamp. Superba Co.,, S-S3. Baltl-
 Sre, Md. 3-4-4t-su
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ARE YOU THE MAN?

ARE YOU THE MAN?
 Wanted-Cauable business man Tn
 every county as exclusive representa-
 tive for the biggest invention yet. Our
 auto-belt attachment makes the Ford
 automobile engine run all kinds Of ma
 chinery usually requiring gasoline en-
 zine. attached instantly; efficient, eco-
 nomical; phenomenal seller to farmers;
 ability principal requirement.. but some
 capital needed. Your opportunity if you
 measure up to our standard write
 quick. E. Elmberg Sales Agency,
 Parkersburg, Ia.
 HAVE lease proven field on which 1O,0O0-
 barrel gusher was brought in after flow
 ing under heavy gas pressure for sev-
 eral hours sanded up, has never been
 developed; want investors join me in
 opening this hole or drilling alongside
 well; facts guaranteed and references
 furnished For information. J. J. Scholl,
 Jr., Carter Bldg, Houston, Tex. business everywhere;
 25 words in 100 monthlies, s1; 100 week.
 lies, S2.50 40 Sunday papers, s10. Cope
 Agency, St. Louis.
 FARMERS, stockmen. capitalists with
 cash: For sale at bargain 5000 acres
 best farm land in Florida Henry
 Schwiemann, Danvers, III.
 Ml1LlONS III IL, SIOWllS, CO-OpcTdliNO
 industrial plant, making marvellous ma
 chimes, offers limited amount treasury
 shares, sl each; references. Pac. Elec-
 tric Welder Co.,, Seattle Wash.
 FREE book, Money in Oil,'' shows how
 you can make quick profits: steady
 dividends; small investment; now drill
 ing; approved state banking commits
 sion Neosho Co., K. c. Life Bldg,
 Kansas City, Mo.
 BUY AmaIgamated Oil, 1 cent a share; 100 per cent dividends in 90 days possi-
 ble; production now coming in; ground floor stock, cent a share, doubles
 price shortly; s1 par value, slo buys 1900 shares. Write for full details Amalgamated Oil Co.,, 1250 Colcord Bldg. Oklahoma City. Okla.
 $l0 INVESTED in oil lease may make $1O,O00; oil leases g acre. 25c acre down; 25c acre weekly; $20 buys 10 acres. $250 down, s25O week, for Oklahoma oil leases; opening new field may make your lease worth 5000 acre; this has happened in Oklahoma many times: buy low, sell high; that way has made fortunes for lease owners; big ad- vance coming in price; $20 buys 10 acres $40 buys 20 acres; remit 25c per acre first payment, or 1 s2 per acre payment in full agents wanted write free information. T. M. Milan, 21 Colcord Bldg. Oklahoma, Okla.
 INCORPORATE your business: avoid partnerships; protect private prop erty from business ventures; infor nation free. Philip Lawrence, for mer assistant secretary state, Huron, s. D.. 10 Dakota ave.
 5000 PER CENT on each $1; if you have $5 or more to invest, write us. and we can show you a legitimate in- vestment that should pay 500C per cent on each $1 you invest; savings banks give only per cent: act quick as this is an opportunity of a lifetime. l.. P. Corporation, Room 122, 215 W. Ohio street. Chicago, Ill
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-03-04

THE fat abdomen is unnecessary. There is new mefhod; nothing ever like it; scientific delightful; on approval. Write for sealed particulars. Alison Co.,, Dept.
 H, Buffalo, N. Y. 3-4-2t-su
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-03-04

MORTGAGE LOANS We buy first mortgages, or negotiate new loans. Birmingham real es- tate; rates reasonable; call and see us. Title Guarantee Loan and Trust Co.,, Title Bldg, 3d and Fist st. 12-6-tf
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-03-04

AGENTS-Sell egg substitute, guaranteed pure, one 25c box takes place dozen fresh eggs; make big sales now; ask us Paragon Supply Co., Lock Box 8S, Dan bury. Conn.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-03-04

LADIES-Sa Cotton Root Pills; safe and sure; price $2; money refunded if it fails. Address Dr. T. Pierce, Seat tie, Wash.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-03-04


 SALESMAN, experienced any line, for uneXcelled new speciality proposition to general trade; splendid commission con- tract for southern states; vacancy March IS; s35 weekly for expenses. Con- tinental Jewelry Co.,, 29 Continental Bldg, Cleveland, o.
 SALESMAN WANTED-TIigh grade trav- cling salesman capable of earning 5000 and expenses annually; staple line to general merchandise trade; attractive proposition to dealers; commission con- tract for 1917. Address Sales Manager 612 Hearst Bldg, Chicago.
 CALENDAR salesmen do better selling the Mueller lines, glass and wood nov city calendars, paper calendars, leather goods, fans and novelties; s5O00 per year for right man; exclusive territory Mueller Bros, 2641 West Polk st. Cb- cago.
 SPECIALIZED advertising service; eel luloid, metal, leather and felt goods; permanent connections in exclusive ter ritory; liberal commissions, with weekly advances; state experience fully Cruver Mfg. Co.,, Established 1896, Jack son Blvd, Chicago, H.
 SALESMAN-Side line; big commissions, quick sales; Sure Whip, whips ordinary cream: cuts cream bills hotels and bakers 25 per cent Write Economy Pure Products, 1OS West Lake, Chicago. SALESMEN calling on hardware and au- tomobile accessory dealers handle high grade side line; no samples; $50 to $200 per week immediate money. 305 Monon Bldg, Chicago.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-03-04
WANTED-HELP

-
 EARN S100 weekly managing clean, legiti- mate mail order business; we furnish
 everything; right party need not worry
 about capital; splendid chance for n- S telligent, employed person to control in- dependent business on profit sharing ba- E&sis8 beginning in spare time, evenings Et home Particulars free. Opportu- Elites Exchange Buffalo, N. Y. 2-27-7t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-03-04

AGENTS-s50 a week; will show you how; genuine gold leaf window letters. Chi
 cago Agency Co.,, SPA Altgelt st.. Chi cago. 2-11-4t-su
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-03-04

IINISTS; coal miners; ore miners;
 runners: muckers; mine laborers, 6, &; white laborers, $2.50; white con- lite men, s2.25; colored concrete men, 2 3coiored road hands, $1.25 and board; &men cooks:. nurse; lady demonstra- %; farm hands; drug store porter; 4e wheel boys; others. Producers < b,cv t21lh 21st
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-03-04

NTORS-Thousands of patents
 are undeveloped for want of reliable
 manufacturers; do you need one? :? That's our busciness. For list of
 mahufacturers in any line, aluminium r glass, nickel, wood, rubber etc, send s1 to American Information Agercv. Dept. B. 3942 Flora, Kansas City,
 Mo.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-03-04

LADIES -Suppositories, prescription 765; safe; sold money back guarantee; &C., cept no others; $135 prepaid. Louisville Pharmacy, 2126 Indiana avenue, Chi cagO
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-03-04

WANTED-Postion by single man, 12 years experience in gents furnishings and shoes. would prefer position out of town, say town from 5000 to % 900 population. Best of references furnished
 Address Lucian Lamot, Room 304 Elm pire Hotel, Birmingham, Ala. 3-4-3t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-03-04

REAL estate loans to suit in amount, terms and interest; can pay back monthly or yearly. John w. Prude, 106 N. 22d st. Phone 240.
 2-25- Su- tu- we thu If
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-03-04

or two business men 10 room and board in private home N1 Fairfield, modren conveniences #s06 3Sth st., Fairfield
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-03-04
ROOMS-WANTED-BOARD

WANTED-Three or four furnished rooms
 for light housekeeping, near Five Points.
 Addrass Z-46, care Age-Herald. 3-2-3t WANTED-Two or three unfurnished rooms with board, by young couple and elderly lady; state terms first letter; references Address S-30 care Age-Her- aid. 3-3-2t WANTED-Two or three unfurnished rooms with board. by young couple and elderly lady; state terms first letter; references. Address S-67, care Her aid. 3-3-3t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-03-04

FREE trip to Washington reunion, rail- road fare both ways, meals on diner weeks hotel bill, sightseeing trips. all expenses paid. Select party, strictly high-class, competent conductor and chaperones. If you can spare part time, investigate. Address J-6S, care Age Herald
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-03-04

AGENTS, either sex, $200 monthly demon strating marvellous Ovee Vacuum But ter Maker. Produces butter at cents pound from ordinary milk. Retails $1.50 Sample free Ovee Manufactur- ing Co.,. Louisville, Ky.