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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-25

WAN'TED-Young man to learn to put in Chamber lain metal weather strips; one that is a good carpen- ter preferred; a good place for right party. See MT. Smith, 226 Jefferson Coun- ty Bank.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-25
SELL TIRES

Direct to car owner. aOx3 non-skid, s1175. Tubes, $2.25 other sizes in proportion. Guaranteed 5000 miles on liberal adjustment basis. Big commission paid weekly. Experience or capital unnecessary. Auto Tire Clearing House, 1500 w. 18th, Chi cago.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-25
sALEsMEN WANTED

WANTED-Experienc spe- cialty men who can obtain the entree to owners of suburban estates, golf club directors. department stores, prom inent hardware dealers and nursery men. Fifty high-class men who will not be satisfied with less than s100 in cc mmissions weekly are being employed to sell WATERMAN, the sensational automatic oscilating machine for water ing lawns, gardens and seedbeds. h. stantly attachable to hose and adjust able without tools. Mention your age. experience, lines handled, and in what territory. Write fully. Give references. Campbell Irrigation Company, 40 Car tis Ave, Woodbury, N. J.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-25

WAMTED-A YOUNG l. A D Y TO s ELL MONOGRAPH REC ORDS; PREFER ONE WHO HAS HAD FIX FERENCE. APPLY TIC HAVERTY FUR NITURE co. 1914 4TH AVENUE.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-25

W A N T B D-LADY CAN. WASHERS FOR DAILY NEWSPAPER; s AL AIRY AND COMMISSION. CALL CIRCULATION MANAGER AGE- HERALD.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-25
AGENTS WANTED

lEGENTS AGENTS-To travel by automobile intro ducing our big line of fast summer sell CTS; the greatest line on earth; make s10 day easy; complete outfit and automobile furnished to workers; write at oncse for exclusive territory. Amer ican Products Co.,, 399 American Bldg, Cincinnati, O.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-25

millinery; be independ- ent; demand for milliners increasing daily; good positions always open making and trimming taught four to six weeks by artistic miiliner; full course s45. Sparks Practical Mill linery College, A Whitehall, Atlanta (seOroia
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-25

NOVELTY spray and force pump, for extinguishing fires, washing bug gies, autos, windows. spraying trees, lawns. gardens. hiving bees. disin- fecting hen roosts; agents making $25 daily. Write for liberal terms. Phillips Mfg Co.,. Atlanta Ga.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-25

WANTED -F1RSI-CLASS STENO. AND OFFICE MAN; GOOD FUTURE FOR HARD WORKER. SEE M'QUEEN, DE- NEGRE CAR & TRUCK CO.,, 1920 AVE. F.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-25

AGENTS-Get all your own clothes, shirts, ties. etc. free and make big money besides. Take orders with our line, the only one in America. that shows both tailoring and furnishings and be- sides gives an extra pair of pants free with suit Write for outfit right now. Wright & Co, Dept. 45, Chicago.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-25
BEAUTY PARLOR
MOTION DELYTE SHOP

MOTION DELYTE SHOl IS THE CLEANEST, COOLEST, AND THE MOST EFFICIENT BEAUTY PARLOR
 IN THE CITY Fully equipped to give you the best of service. Facial messages, shampooing, hair dressing done in the way that you like best.
 Bring the kiddies along to get hob and a shampoo. We specialize in children's hair cutting. Ladies with short hair can get the original Cas- tie marcel curl.
 Also a separate department ~ eentlemens manicuring. Why let the gray hairs show when you can have nice, lus- trous, fluffy, healthy hair? We do more hair dyeng than any other place in the state. Why? Because we do them perfectly. After our famous treatment the grays simply disappear as if by magic and your hair is it's own original shade. And don't forget to look over our wonderful line of toilet articles. Our creams are perfect luxury.
 CD wi Our motto is 9Clealiness and efficiency"
 pEONE MOT TONr IIOrI,1
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-25

WE start you in business, furnishing everything: men and women, oppor- tunity lifetime to earn $50 to SlO0 weekly operating our New system Speciality Candy Factories, home, anywhere; booklet free Ragsdale Co, Box X. East Orange. N. J.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-25

W1DE-AWAKE women between the ages of 25 and 50. years. who value their services at $20 or more per week can be appointed responsible position. Telephone Mrs. B. S. Howe Hotel Hillman. Room S04, for ap- pointment.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-25

bond salesmen; no otherN ned apply 2oo9 Morris avenue j --lL
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-25

GENERAL OFFICE MAN, NO BOO K K E EPING; GOOD PL A c E FOR AGED MAN WITH OF FIG E EXPERIENCE. CALL 1519 Ave. E, s.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-25

Wireless umbrella' I'll pay hustlers g an hour to take orders for this newest inventidh no invest ment; write for five-style outfit. Parker Mfg Co, 17s5 Vine st., Day ton. o,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-25
AGENTS WANTED

[ WANT four or more agents live ones, immediately to cover Alabama and Mississippi, selling and appointing sub-agents t. osell the Kim" auto matic air control for the Kingston and Holly carburetors; approved by mechanical and gasoline engineers; used by the government, convincing demonstration easily made in min utes Call Room 306, Hotel Empire, forenoon only; meet the patentee, owner and manufacturer for inter view
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-25

HOW to Start in Business for Your self'' is a little book sent. free by a large hosiery manufacturer selling its entire output through special rep resentatives direct to the wearercp it shows you how to build for keeps" and how to make up to $2,500 a year as some are doing; write for it today. Clows Knit Hosi- . cry Co Philadelnhia Pa
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-25

ABSOLUTE MONOPOLY. EXCLUSIVE
 TERRITORY. Necessary in every hoine school, shop and office. You can make $40 to $,5 sure every week; s1 to s2.50 an hour, spare time. Write at once for proof. No money required J. w.. Zieglsr, Philadelphia
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-25

MAKE y3U next Saturday. Speedertaor for Fords selling like wildfire. Used by Ford motor officials. Makes any Ford run like a Packard Stops stall ing and bucking. Put on quick-instant satisfaction. No holes to bore. Sell .x to F day easy. Splendid profits ana exclusive territory. Write quick for .SF formation. Address Perrin Co.,, 1065 Hayward Bldg. Detroit. Mich.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-25

WANTED-Graduate nurse to do school nursing in wide-awake southern town. Salary S1.500 to S1,S00 per year. Adress W-23 care Age Herald
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-25

WANTED-Two first-class salesladies for shirtwaist department; none but expe-
 rienced people need apply. See Mr
 Wise 2nd floor Caheen Bros Monday morning,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-25

W A N T E D = MARKER AND ASSORTER. F 0 R DRY CLEANING DE- APARTMENT. APPLY IN PERSON, ACME LAUN- DRY. 430 s. 18TH ST.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-25

TO secure bookkeepers, stenographers, salespeople, cashiers. file invoice, bill- ing clerks. write or phone Producers Agency, Main 1194.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-25

CAPABLE young men, white, two, as assistants on field survey; expe- rience preferred, but not necessary; pay liberal. Apply in person. MT. Cole. Room S26, Motion Hotel, 4 to 5 D. m. Sunday; to 10 D. m. Monday
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-25

1S612 s. 55th st. Phone Woodlawn 623. g. month day or night course; also corre- spondence course
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-25

WRITE the words for a song we write music and guarantee publishers ac- ceptance. Submit poems, patriotic, love, or any subject. Chester Music Co.,, 920 s. Michigan, Suite 1S71 Chi cago
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-25

BRlCkLAYk wanted .SibH sob. Col urnbus, Ga: si per hour. 10 hours: open shop: material on ground. Report at once, T. c. Thompson & Bros
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-25

GENERAL OFFICE Malone who has obtained knowledge of bookkeeping and can write a legible hand can make good connection by calling at 11e9 Empire Bldg.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-25

INVENTORS desiring to secure pat ents should wrs;e for our free guide book, How to Get Your Patent" Send model or sketch and descrip- tionl for opinion of it's patentable na- ture. Randolph X Co., Dept. o59, Washington D c
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-25
BE ONE OF orR s2,O0o

PER MONTH SAl.ESMEN.
 Sell our Texas oil leases located in over % southwest counties. Prices range from 23 cents to S5.000 per acre, in trakes of from 10 to 100000 acres. Write to- day for particulars. ]. T. Urban x Co., Dwight Bldg, Kansas City, Mo
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-25

circulation depart ment of the leading publishers in the automobile md tractor industries of fers an attractive side line proposition to salesman calling upon this class of trade: give particulars and refer euces to ". Each. care of Chiffon Company Philadelphia. Pa
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-25

WANTED-Registere druggist; perma- nent position, in town of 5.Oaa, state sal ary, references and full particulars in first letter, Address P. Q. Box 9S. Green vile Ala
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-25

SALESMAN-Are you desirous of in- creasing your income? We need a man to sell a dividends paying oil stock that will stand the closest in- vestigation; write for particulars. Wm J. Dunn, Inc, 23-S1 W. 34d st., Na1y VorE F.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-25

BOOKKEEPERS, clerks, etc, with knowledge of income tax procedure; big demand commercial and govern ment; large salaries; frequent civil service examinations. Our thorough intensive correspondence course will prepare you. Federal Income Tax School, Kellogg Bldg, Washington, b. c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-25

WE want live-wire statesmen to sell our salesboards and gum machines: new idea; territory assigned; com missions paid on receipt of order; write for our propositions: we will make you some real money. Iowa Novelty Co. 5l6517-51s MuIlin Bldg, Cedar Rap-.s. Iowa
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-15

part of the leg or oa the feathers. A less severe but more laborious treat ment consists of soaking the feet in warm soapsuds until. the scales are loosened and then greasing the feet aHe legs with sulphur and lard. or lard coIl- taining $ per cent. crude carbolic acid
 The other itch mite. commonly called the depluming mite, is a very small crea- ture which burrows into the skin near the base of the feathers. The intense itching sometimes causes the fowls to pull their feathers until they are almost naked. Dipping of all fowls of an in Tested flock in q tub of water contain ing about two ounces of flowers of sIl- phur and one-half ounce of laundry soap to each gallon of water will give com plete control The fowls should be coni- pletely submerged and the feathers rqf. | ie. so all parts of the body will e reached by tha liquid. Care should De taken to keep the dip stirred during ths 1 treatment, so as 10 keep the sulphur in
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-15

again have acquired polish by use.
 Harrows, also relatively simple but tre- mendpusIy important implements. are next to piows,- most generally neglected Many farmers who would not neglect an expensive harvesting machine, say the experts are careless as to harrow and other implements of this type. But these, also, represent capital invested, and larger return as possible if they are properly cared for at the end Of the season.
 If harrows are stored under 8 shed the teeth should be supported by blocks or boards. so that they will not. be. ome embedded in the ground. All aceumuia' tions of earth and trash should be re- moved. This is especially applicable to wooden-frame harrows. The earthly ac- cnmulations retain moisture and accei- crate decay. When the wooden parts have died out sufficiently they should D. pointed to prevent season checking and splitting. As the harrow works in we
 earth and close to the ground. deteriora 1 tion is rapid once checking has started. Ifsthe disk harrow is stored In sheC or. other hoorless building, the disk gang!
 should be run upon boards so the disk. | will not become embedded in the ground Whether housed or not the implemen should be carefully cleaned of all ac cumuiattons of soil, and the disks should be greased with a heavy grease to pre- went rust The paint, particularly or the wooden parts. should be renewed 1 frequently.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-15

supplied by roots a. legs cost than any other -naterial. An English authority
 compares 1rangoids with barley meal, which is a popular feeding c-rea. In Eng land. He sa.-s an acre Of barley. which we nay p-ace at SIX quarters or 4s b3sn- els. weighs al the rate or 55 pounds, or little less than e4 hundreiweight- An acre of fnango,ds. taking the average cf the country. produces 21 tons. whilst a good crop yields 70 tons. The dry feed ing matter is ton of mangoids weighs 25o pounds, and .n a ton Of barley r. 4S0 pounds. IT. therefore, we compare the feeding
 matter of an acre of barley with the feeding matter of an acre of nangoids, i We find that while the barley. on the basis of the above figures. would pro- 1 duce 1.75O pounds. a 40-ton crop of man i golds would return 9.2oo pounds. or .
 2o-ton average crop of f,s0O pounds.
 Without making any comparison al i to the cost of production. We arrive al | the conclusion. and very easily. tha'
 the one food is immensely cheaper thar
 the other. and so t is that the farmer can produce his own carbonliy y1rates 1T
 the form of sugar, as well IS of starci and cellulose
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-15
AGRICULTURAL INTERESTS

should be treated promptly and should not be introduced among clean birds. Investigations made under the superyi-- sion of the United States Department of Agriculture shown that carbolineum or crude petroleum used on the roosts doubtless will aid in preventing the spread of the scaly-leg mite from one fowl to another. Applying crude petrol cum to the legs with brush or dipping the legs into this oil is very effective. One application usually is sufficient. but if the scales are not largely shed off after lapse of 90 days the treatment should be repeated Kerosene oil is applied by some farmers in the same way, but is less effective than crude
 oil In using either care should be
 taken not to get the oil on the upper
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-15
Children & Books

Stiff Cover Story and Picture Books for Children. in a wonderful as- sortment At 15c-Hans Brinker, Home Pri- mer, Santa Claus, Goosey Gander, Helen's Babies etc At 25c--A1utt and Jeff, Bringing up Father, Little Red Hen, Three Bears, Peter Rabbit, Bed time Stories, Rainy-day Stories, etc. At 35c-Chatterbox Nursery Tales, Little Proudly, Alice in Wonder land, Pifhes A. B. C.. Books, Paper Doll Cut-out Books, etc. At 50e--Adventures of Pup Dog, Mother Goose Gingles, Mothers s Animal Stories, Piffles Puzzle Books, etc.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-15
MAY RESTORE CHEsrNUrs.

s Chestnut Orchards which have been practically annihilated by blight of Japanese origin may be restored through efforts of the United States Department ef Agriculture. Ten years experimenta-' tlon has shown that it is possible to cross the chinquapin, a dwarf chestnut.
 With the Japanese chestnut, which is
 bight resident, and that the hybrid trees thus produced are quite resistant
 to the disease and yield nuts of good 9iavor and quality.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-15
HOUSE FARM MACHINERY.

2 When laid by. say the implement ex- .Perts. the blow should, if possible. be
 stored in dry place, away from con
 tact with the ground. In any case, the bright parts should always be coated with grease to prevent rust. Once the
 mold board and share have become pit
 ted with rust, an efficient job of blowing
 cannot be done until the corroded parts
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-15
WHAT rs DO FOR FLOCK
2 WITH asoALY LEG.

, Two species of itch mites attack fowls oFea of which Is the cause of scaly leg. While this mite commonly remains on the feet. burrowing through the scales and causing their enlargement, it also at taclxs the comb and the neck. A crust of loose tissue is formed above the bur rows. and intense itching results from this mining habit. When scaly leg is left untreated the feet of the birds often become badly distorated, and in some cases the fowl can scarcely walk or get up to the perch. Sometimes terminal joints of the toes are lost.
 I As the mites are transferred from
 one bird to another, scaly-leg fowls
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-15

asoat, ss sashs.s sf. d aas 'r.s r~4s rs riess .it Ia s<ztrzss hi<dtzt lf as cd belt. and isw ct ,- .is < l'as;art. f1s t1 scuzh asd tse. fs r'<gtS jrt f<s rsv><a tiT-.e the ratio s, unu3, zfi.-t rr--sr
 that is. -ios .ppdnaa sf Ecca tiz rsi rorf as many bushcfs Of rsfunA- nscel [ dcparinsent draws De ti.serf pee f.. during the next 2, r..rfnns boEs VII st vance more lhsn. -ee<u. gcf .e1rn vilf q cline mora thari shof., 1
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-15
Childran's Books

Flexible Cover picture Books and Story Books, with colored pictures: Al 5e-The Peter Rabbit Series,
 Animal and Clown Picture
 Books
 Al 1ec-A. E. C. Books, Animal
 Books, Picture Primer, Old
 Mother Hubbard, Little Red
 Riding Hood. At 1sc--Alother Goose Rhymes, Ami
 ma Pets, Goldilocks, Mother
 Goose Melodies. Black Beauty,
 Palmer Coxs Books. At z5c--Robinson Crusoe, Puss-in-
 Boots. Story Teller Books, Nov -: ing Picture Books, etc. Children's Cloth Picture Books at .25c and 60c.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-15
kErprNo rAns oN Hoes.

Measuring the price of a hog in bush els of corn, instead of in dollars. is a form of applied mathematics used by tho United States Department of Agri- culture in keeping tabs on prices of farm products. Theoretically. 100 pounds of livefhogs should be worth
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-15
Extra Special

The original Noah Webster's, Un- abridged Dictionary, a great large book, size Sxl0 inches and 8 inches thick
 Black. bound in cloth, publish er's price. $s.5o - Our special
 price .7...- ........:.. ....... S1.e3 Brown, bound in leather, pub
 fishers price $s.5O-Our special
 price ........................ $2ea
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-15
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(s2ec.a. so 1'rn 2 'Bellif7s-)

wssliag.oa; D. ,c.. i'ssg fs-s-.tl Ceoree.SP. Mclean of ccrreftfruf ntr'' drced the foll5wi1e yet4t.s=s Iassthe Dc 1, ed states senats todzx.ss,sA 1
 Petition of, tslI, ( >arsTt.eks 3ta League Of Building q I.eSr As<eeiktio1 New Haven, coFE ses;sr4s hiysrin< T aid Of the gov e-ad es1t fpf' tht prr1noti, of systcusatIcl tnlffi ana osn--ahip sf 1 d.viduai ho1es.s 7rtSsisrt, Sx
 Petition of tl.s Rnf.o, c.'ihs q Hzrtfnl and B-,dsxport. cpEnscre1t 9t1snss q Polrdexter bii, which Ig.bo-ts fiss re nlaiion ef Afrsten- yEifeics1 unfsf q navy depaftrnent ; ff M
 and I.'Jnioa ss. Jeza sBEHftl<f D'1s.e. que of Putnam. Connecticut sffo<sts1 the ad0vnen Of t,is s.z!.A -1ssrnsr sm
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-15

'welN as the dep,umirg mite, three Iourths ounce or one heapirig tablespoon of sodium fiuorids should be added to- each gallon of water in the foregoing mix
 ture.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-15
Other ChiIdren's s Books

Chatterbox ...t... 5oc ana :sf.6s Billy Ministers. ..,.. 2sc srd t1.25 Santa Claus Books. ......, aje Happy Nursery Rhymes. ...-.. 75e Complete Mother Goose Books s9c, ssc, st.75 and St93. Toodles and 9Iana's Angel Child--- at $1.oo.
 Little Travellers Around the World
 at $1y5o.
 Painting and Drawing and Stencil Bocks-et 15e to 35e,
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-15
Campfire Girls, 15c
Girls Books soc
Girls Books soc
10 to is Years

TO to 1b Years Grace Harlowes Series. by Jessie Graham Flower. Marjorie Series. by Carolyn Wells. Moving Picture Girls Series. by Laura Lee Hope. Outdoor Girls Series. by Laura Lee Hope. Girls of Central High Series. by Gertrude Morrison. Two Little Women Series, by Caro- lyn Wells.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-15
Boys Books 35c.

10 to 16 Years. Boys Indian Series, by James A, Braden. The Auto Boys Series, by James A. Braden. The Boy Scout Series, by Capt. John Blaine,
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-15
Bays Books eoc
10 ta is Years

 Tom Swift Series. by Percy K F1zhugh. Tcr slade Series by Appleton Boys cf Columbia F1igh Series. by Fornes. Ralpa Books Series. by Chapman Outdoor chnns Series. by Captain Allen" Moving Picture Boys Series. by Appleton. Submarine Boys Series. by Durham '5@ve Darrien seriea by Hancock. l&ck Prescott Series, by Hancock. Roy Piakely Series. by Percy K Fftzhugh.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-15

Charles E .Rorssrrs. e. well kDowz .tqb&opo E1FF h7& os<A his home on Boston sN44- strc<s Srsezl ago. ss..S ,. H
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-15

VALUE OF ROOTS. The nutritive dry matter of food Is
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-15
Copyright Books 85c

All the popular copyright Books, including such well known writers as, Zane Grey. Joseph Lincoln, Mary Roberts Rinehart, B. N. Bower, Edgar Rice Burroughs, Grace Rich mond, Grace Miller White etc. - all at 85c copy.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-15
Boys Books Soc

10 to 16 Years. Adventure Series. by Castlemon and Bonehill Work and Play Series, by Otis and Verne. Hans Brinker. Boys' Life. General Pershing
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-15
Boys and Girls

Little Prudy Books--at 15c and 35c Sleepy Time Tales. Make Believe Stories, Tuck Me-In TaIes-at 50c Bunny Brown, Bobbysey Twins Series, Six Little Bunkers Series, all by Laura Lee Hope-at 6oc.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-15

These are Books that will interest and instruct every boy-Price 15e each.
The Glenwood post., 1920-01-17
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NATIONAL FORESTS

The demand for rsngs on the ma
tseaal fsrssts was greater the past
yser than ever before in the history
u ~ forest service, which branch Of
tAs Uaitsd States departnslt Of aSri-
culture has control Of these tracts. Es-
pseially in the drought.strieksa regions
sessknen, using the unressrvsd public
asaAaa - pstvsts pastures, eagerly
sssgAt fsrsSk permits in order to ss~e
their stoek. The value Of the system
ef range rsgulstion in use has been 20
thoroughly demonstrated that repre-
seatasivs steckmen from all are wsst.
en- aates have declared smphatiesliy
ia favor Of placing the remaining nm.
reserved pSblie lands under federal
control and having them mAnagsd on.
der 3 piaa sin:llar to that in effect ON
the nationsl forests.
The Glenwood post., 1920-01-17
SIOo Reward, $lOo

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The Glenwood post., 1920-01-17

mako it 70 much bsttsr tAaa The "a
one but haven 7 the time 10 tell you
about them now. have tried 70 slow
you thonsh that under the 0Wsst bfll
the men who come back from the war
in eueh condition tAst they saaaet
DO their work a. they did before have
CT least been remembered BY the gov
srnmelt with money enonsh - hvs -
men should live who wore willing 70
give their lives for thsir country"
The Glenwood post., 1920-01-17
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