The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-06-30
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Help wanted of all kinds; positions and jobs now open; bookkeepers; combina- tion bookkeeper and stenographer, lady preferred; motormen and conduc- tors for street cars, country boys pre- ferred; three good labor foremen; two short-order cooks, sS0 and board; two good milkers, $50 and board; colored women, g per day. Apply 2os1s Fist st.. room 2l0. Out-of-town applicants in close stamps for information. P. O. Box S5, Birmingham, Ala Call Sunday WANTED-Dinkie engineer, railroad work; coal loaders for Alabama, Penn sylvania, West Virginia and Kentucky; coke pullers for Pennsylvania and West Virginia day laborers for here and oth CT places; Alabama offers better day wages to common laborers than any state; pantry woman for f1rst-class ho- tel; woman cook, out city job, pays $50 month. Call If out of work Have ll- cense to secure you work any place. Employment Office, 3o6 N. 18th st., near Terminal station. Birmingham, Ala. MEN N-WOMEN wanted for government war positions; thousands needed inn mediately; good salaries; permanent employment; liberal vacations; other advantages; we prepare you and you secure a position or we refund your money: ask for booklet ''QK" free to citizens Washington Civil Service School 209 Warden Bldg, Washington, D. c.
 WANTED-Man cook, surveyors camp. $64 month; axman, $60 and board; colored women to work at plant in city, good wages; 10 girls for cate work, city; coal loaders; laborers; sawmill hands, white or colored; !; store porters; janitors; women cooks. Ave phOna T16I-J D. W. Ryan.
 TEACHERS, secure promotion now; lifetime opportunity; thousands di- rect vacancies listed; men, $75 to $250; women, $50 to $50; no fees un- less placed; bulletin and booklet Two offices Chattanooga, Tenn, and Columbia, s. c. Southern Teachers Agency, Chattanooga, Tenn.
 WANTED-60O stenographers for high class positions; civil service and com- mercial positions for students from 47 schools; positions guaranteed s900- -Sl2U0: tuition cash, less train fare, or Sl0 monthly from salary. Work for board; 200-page catalog and July folder. Pied mont Business College. Lynchburg, Va. WANTED-Firemen, switchmen. ma chinist, coppersmith. carpenter, chamber maid, cook, night watchman
 
 cranemen, boys for city work, help of all kinds. Apply room IS. Lyon Terry Bldg. 210sh sd ave.
 TnOU SANDs of government positions open to men and women; examinations soon tell you how to obtain a gov- ernment position free; write Geo. w. Robbins, formerly with the government and civil service expert, Jordan Bldg, Washington, D. C.
 WANTEII-Men and ladies to learn the barber trade; few weeks completes; position open; tuition, $25. and tools Sl5 Birmingham Barber College, 20071s Sd ave-. N.
 SITUATIONS. WANTED-MALE MAN, over draft age. experienced local railroad agent, middle west and south timekeeper and pay roll clerk on Wabash system; trainmaster's clerk and timekeeper on Santa Fe; now handling entire office work for lum- Der company operating three mills and wholesale department Want work where schools are good and salary will justify change P. R. Croll. Aliceville. Ala.
 STENOGRAPHEF. THOROUGHLY COMPETENT YOUNG MAN STE NOGRAPHER AND OFFICE ASSIST ANT IS OPEN FOR POSITION THAT OFFERS ADVANCEMENT; AM 24 YEARS OF AGE; EXEMPT FROM DRAFT; NOTHING BUT HIGH CLASS PROPOSITIONS CDNSID- BRED. ADDRESS J-S0, CARE AGE-