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Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1924-11-27
POULTRY
*FASI
RAISE POULTRY FEED
BY HAVING TWO. LOTS

Whc7 open range IL not available
and hens must be confined. we racom.
mend the division OF the hen YARD into
two lots so that green food can be
grown on one side while the ether
patch ts being gFaned. AS soon a. the
green stun Is two or three Inches high
the hens may be turned 90 It. willie
the other lot may be prepared ana
slowed again This plan provides
plenty Of green. succulenf feed
throughout the year Tor the average
farm aoek Sooner OF later We win
have two o. more such lots fenced m
On our farms with the hen HOUSE, 80
placed with reference to convenience
Tor the caretaker. Lots containing an
acre or more. divided By fences. and
large enough to provide considerable
pasturage FER the family COW and
growing heller are very desirable for
growing farm poultry. The pigs
should not be turned IN, however. FOR.
as rule pigs and chickens do not &c
well together
There are times when the poultry
90 some harm 10 acme Of the crops ~
or soon after planting time, but after
they have 9 good start this Is not very
eften the cese. Take corn. for IN.
stance. after Il Is q foot high and
frosn then on e b hard 70 find q
better run for poultry, They help
work the crop. destroy insects, and
the corn In turn furnishes the much
needed shade, Hawks. By the way,
can do little harm 10 birds on range
IA a corn field.
The green crnpa to be grown should
be suited to local conditions as we'll
as 20 the proper time to plant IN order
to have succession Of green crops
throughout the year
There are times when these lots
should not be grazed too closely, but
allowed to get fresh start 90 here
Is where the other yard comes In play.
Birds can be shifted from one TO the
other. thus saving both pasture lots
much longer.
Thlckly sown crops furnish suceu-
lent feed and summer shade.
From April ] to July / on growing
yard 1---0ats, chard or lettuce. clover
pr vetch. sunfiowers, cowpeas, rape
FOR feeding purposes on yard D.
Winter rye, winter vetcll. sweet clover
md various other green clover crops
From July to October 1 the oats,
.hard and lettuce, clover and yetch. I
rowpeas and rape on yard ] may be
Fed, while buckwheat. dwarf Easex
rape and nat ksirnips are grown on
yard 2
From October 10 April the gross.
ng crops on yard i should consist Of
,ats, winter rye. winter vetch, sweet
lover and crimson clover, while At
he same time yard 2 could BE- grow.
az buckwheat. dwarf Essex rape, fiat
urnlps and soy beans
We, In this state. are blessed with
climate that makes It possible 20
ave some green pasturage crop grow
az at all seasons II Is one Of the
cry best and cheapest foods for oar
oultry rs well as other live stock =
lien q. oliver. In Charge. once Of
ouitry Extension. North Carolina /
sufs Agricultural College
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1924-11-27
Pnllets in Quarters

The reason some ptIlefs are late IN
laying in the fall h because they get
started wrong IN their winter guar;
tefa
PuIIets should be established In
their winter quarters before the egg
organs are developed: otherwise
change Of house iisfurbs them and IN
terrupts the eKs yield
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1924-11-27

States in December, 1918. and later
became Judge advocate In the Seventh
division of the American expedition
airy forces. he was discharged In
july. 1918.
lie was admitted to the practice or
law in 1901 and Ia now senior member
OF the arm Of Bartlett. Jennings q
Smith he was a member OF the city
government Of Newton from 1911 10
1913. He served ms city solicitor OF
Newton from 1920 on. he was civil
service commissioner OF Massachu-
@stta IN 1920 and 1921.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1924-11-27

Late moIiing hens should be sep
arnted from the puElets about ready
to lay. These hens hare performed
we'll and now need plenty o. fatten-
ing feed to build fhend up ready for
esrly spring laying Eggs from these
hens WIN be valuable for batching
and should he reserved FOR that pur-
pose.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1924-11-27

one Of the Golden Medical Discov-
cry and enc hfAt weeks treatment I
was better Began 70 gain h flesh
and now | au the picture OF health
-Azfs Clara Showers.
Ask your dealer; CT send l0e to
DF. Rierce. BnHalo. N ". sor e trial
pkg: q anv Of his remedies.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1924-11-27

One OF the finest OF fhs Wild Iobeilas
10 the great blue lobelia, said 10 hmse
been used BY the American Indians
IN treatment OF disease according 70
Nature Magaxlne This species IL
found throughout the area east of the
Mississippi river and. like les more
handsome relative. the cardinal Hower.
prefers 4 wet habitat.
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CHAPTER v--contlnusd

--G-~
Il d0n't EnoW that am very differ
enf from the othersr he said. Tell
me, what Is yDnr natlonallty1-
why should tell you anything
about mypelfg7 she asked. q little
coldly.
at appeared to me that Il might
sr-help our acquaintance
~Havs. acknowledged the acqnaint-
ANGER"
.Well. you are talking TO me. any
how. he pointed ont. with a slight
twinkle IN his eyes
Il scarcely see how could help IT,"
she replied III you are really curious
aboug my nationality, I win tell you
that have some French blood IN my
veins. France. however. Is not my ma
tive country"
And you live-whereT
Nowhere" she answered little
sadly. Sat present we are wanderers
what you call ia England adyenrurers"
Gerald raised his eyebrows.
That Is scarcely the word. he muir
mured
eAy aunt has q curious objection to
meeting people upon our travels.
PsuIlne continued. Il myself lnd her
aIoofness sometimes little tedious.
That Is why ] am misbehaving to the
extent Of letting you talk to me AS
a matter Of proprlety, you certainly
ought to leave me az once. AS mat
ter or fact, ] was about to propose
something else
''Let me hear Il, az any rate" ne
insisted.
Il watched you drive up to your
fathers villa In your car VIII you
take me little way Ia itg7
Rather r. be assented eagerly. /
ewhere shah pick You up7s
Outside the villa gntes,~ she re-
piled. My aunt Is absolutely certain
20 sleep for two hours. II Is the oniy
liberty have during the day. Please
80 at once and fetch the car
She dismissed him with an lmpera.
tive wave Of the hand. Az soon as he
was out Of sight abe jumped down
from the rock. crossed the little strip
Of sand, and commenced her Ieisurely
ascent to the villa. Ones or twice she
laughed softly to herself
IL was en- excursion which Gerald
pondered on many tiKnea aftewwnrd
Pauline had settled down IN the low
buckes seat by his side and leaned
back with an cir Of absolute content.
She had. IN fact. the appearance OF
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-12
GALLOS DE ISABELLA


Ell tinico pueblo que ccnserya So raza
inglesa, es Isabella; por tai razon TODD
el traicante dice ser de aqui.
Para evitar tai engafio, tenemos Ell
gusto de ofrecer por express su pro-
pia casa, pagapdo 81 comprador el nete,
gallos y gallinas, finas, bien castadas.
Un polio de liz pulgada del color y
peso que 10 deseen acabado de cojer de
soltadero $500.
Un gallo de pulgada, $500.
Una gallina Ena, $500.
Podepios seryir . solicitud gallos CO..
nocidos que valen mucho mas. Envie
con su orden el importe, en- giro postal
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-12
Las nluleres yLa nlOaa.

Ell TRAJE-SASTRE Y SU ExITO
-DIALOGO ENTIRE "AYER" Y
"HoYn-EL PRESTIGIO DE Lo
ANTIGUA
Madrid, 1924.-Conversan "Ayer',
" Hoy.
Hoy.-La mujer actual Sc muestra
cada dfa mas aficionada al traje-sas-
tire, Ia falda corta y al escote en-
todo momento...
Ayer.-"L "Lionne" Sc llamo en- 1910
la DANA elegante Y en- boga. Pero
tambien tuvo otro tftulo: el de aDes-
envuelta". Fue habil en- ell maneio
de las armas: intrepida como anna
zona; incansable como fumadora e
incorregible co me aficionada al
punch brulant" Y al champagne
'sfrappe'. Al mismo tempo, fue muy
sociable Y presumida.
Hoy.-Continua Ia simpatia por la
falda angosta. Ello es de lamentar.
Ayer.-La "lionne" Sc lamentaba
suspirando por dos modistas: la de
los trajes y la de los sombreros. Ell
primer atavfo con que Sc engalana-
ba consistfa en- seductora bata sin
abotonar, de "foulard", de opuesto
color, que ostentaba tres volantes en-
ell borde inferior. FL segundo vestido
era ell de amazona, hecho de fno pa
no, guarnecido de trencillas boto-
nes: Sc dio ell case de que estos fue-
sen otros tantos cascabeles. La cha
quetilla, medic alberta, descubrfa
una camiseta de bastita blanca con
su correspondence chorrera de en-
caje.
Hoy.-Muchas son tambien ahora
las que Sc despiertan pensando en-
las modistas v en- los sastres, e idean-
do asimismo originalidades.
Ayer.-A las ''lionnes" sucedieron
las "tapagueuses'. Distinguieronse
estas, "las traviesas", por 81 aire
aturdido Y orgulIoso; las otras, "las
misteriosas" por su actftud noble y
~@@AA-~~A--
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-12

JABON "MATERNIDAD"
El mejor para los NlNOSi J
las. DAMAS.

. TEsTIMoNIo
: Sr. don Mariana Pardo,
Distributor del Jab6n MaterRidad.
Catafio. P. r.
Muy senior mfo
. En- contestaci6n Ia suya sobre 81
juicio que me merecen los ensayos .
|. pruebas hechas con las muestras del
I eJab6n' Maternidad", le dire que
I aunque eneniigo de dar testimonies,
/ en- este case gustoso 10 hago, por ha-
Der tenido an excelente resultado al
! usar prescribir para Ell baho del
recien naeido 81 mencionado Il" Jab6n
i. Maternidad''. por 10 que he segnido
aconsejatldo su uso para la baheraN de
(. los Babies. ss
7 De usted atentamente,
T DR.. L. EIGuEROA
I Medico Director del Hospital de Ma
ternidad y Nifios. San Juan. r. r..
! .JABON MATERNIDAD" es
un Jab6n Bueno, Medicinal u
I Establishments Perfumado, por
25 Centavos. ~
+ Pidalo en- todas las Farma-
]. cias y no Sc deje enganar acep-
!. tando otro.
] DEFIENDA SU pINERo
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-12

HOy.-Terquedad Y nal gusto Gre
cientes en- no querer prescindir de
los tacones, crecientes tambien...., y
10 que es peor: itorcidos las mas We
ces!
Ayer.-Las batas luiosas eran de
"raso de la reina'. Para vista pa
SEQ obtuvo gran exito ell iroso levi
ton de dainasco negro, azul verde.
Hoy.-C Cierta tendencia 10 atre-
vido en- algunos yestidos y abrigos.
Dominic interesante de las telas v las
guarniciones yaporosas para toaletas
de "soiree". Exagerado abuse en- ell
afan de lucir, favorezca 0 no, el GER
quillo en- la, frente, rodeando la ca
beza.
Ayer.-Las modistas de sombreros
hicieron preciosidades en- capotitas de
seda, cubiertas de liso Screspon Y
adornadas con blonda negra blan-
ca. A todas las flores artifciales eran
preferidas las de terciopelo.
Hoy.-Alternan en- nuestros SOM
breros, con las grandes y las peque-
mas "capelinas', las gorritas y las
@cloches"; Ia fantasia paraiso, los
galones, las cintas de plateada seda,
Ell encaje, de seda tambien; ell tisu
negro y orc, el encaje negro y blan-
co, la pluma de gallo, ETC., etc.
---rr s / : 80 v
Ayer.-Durante el verano, los te-
jidos predilectos fueron el ''barege"
para vestir, y para diario, el percal,
Ia chaconada. y la brilIantina.
Hoy.-Privan el terciopelo fno con
bordados de perlas y canutillos de
cristal en- blanco perla para "soiree"
asi como los tules y los crespones.
Y para Gale, los tejidos de lana de
color entero, tambien los escoceses.
Ayer-Las joyas mas us,iales
eran las de esmalte verde q amarillo,
pompadour", " todavia mas y eel
Iwatteau's.
Hoy.-Algunos corpinos no tan
sueltos va, siempre largos de tale.
| Ayer Despues de 1871, las rnodas
participaron de cierto espiritu inquie-
to investigator, que persitio.
con perlitas, las de plata oxidada.
Hoy.-Bastante afcion a prescin-
dir de los guantes, sobre todo lie no.
che.
Ayer.-Agrado en- extreme Ell cor
piho "a 10 virgen"; mas aun "el
Hoy.-Quizas por este, la moda
(Continua on la pag. 12)
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GANESE IJN PREMIO

Regalo una Puma Fuente de SIPS,
un artistico Vanity Case de plata ale
mana, un lnagnifico Reloj para horn-
bre 0 un precioso Collar oriental de
10 pulgadas tornado de una hermosa
combination de piedras en- colores, por
vender seis pleas de JOYERIA a 40
centavos. Escribame dando referencias
para enviarle la Joyeria, que vendera
facilmente. y al remesar ell importe
de $40 lie enviare el regalo que usted
eliza
4 RICARDO WALES,
Cayey, P. r.
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S. H. KRESS & co.
BIRMINGHAM, ALA.

WANTED-Steam shovel engineer; all
around machinists; carpenters; lady ste
nographer, legal exp; steno, Mfg. exp;
printing pressman; radio expert; girls
with kodak exp; real estate salesman;
white truck driver; lunch counter mar;
coal miners, pick or machine; coal load
ers; ore leaders; colored families; farm
tenants; mine laborers, So, Sc day; taxi
drivers; buffers; cooks; white house
keepers; maids; white couple; white
Mattresses; saleslady; boys, learn
trades; dishwashers; others. Producers
Agency 211912 I'd Ave, N.
ELECTRICITY TAUGHT by experts,
earn while you learn at home; electrical
book and proof lessons free; satisfac-
ton guaranteed and position secured
Write to Chief Engineer Cooke, PA
Lawrence Ave. Chicago.
HANDYMEN-M ECHANICS-Why work
for somebody else all your life? Invent
and start a shop of your own.
I'll send you list of patents wanted
for 81. e. Wittenberg, 1881 Kane ST.,
Lacrosse, Wis.
MEN wanted to qualify for firemen,
brakemen; also colored sleeping car and
train porters; experience unnecessary;
transportation furnished. T. McCaffrey,
Supt., st. Louis.
MEN-Age 1910, wanting Ry. station
office positions, $115-$25O month, free
transportation, experience unnecessary
Write Baker, Supt., POI Wainwright, st.
Louis.
MEN-EXperience Unnecessary; travel;
make secret Investigations; reports; sal
aries; expenses. Write American For
elgn Detective Agency, 131, ST. Louis,
Missouri.
BE A DETECTIVE-$5O 500 weekly,
travel over world; experience unneces-
sary. American Detective Agency, 604
Columbia, St. Louis.
EARN $50 WEEKLY, home addressing,
mailing music, circulars; send 10c for
music and information. Ryback Asso-
citation, Dept. 100, Oak Park, Ill.
BE A DETECTIVE-EXcel oppor-
tunity; good pay; travel. Write c. T.
Ludwig, 1855 Westove Bldg, Kansas
City. Mo.
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statesmen WANTED
AN EXPERIENCED
SALESMAN

Wanted by n local firm of
established over TWEEN
ty-fiVe years.
We prefer, as an associate, a
man who Is familiar with the
real estate business and has
been successful in the past, but
would now consider a pleasant
profitable connection where in
telligent cooperation will be
given.
If interested write frankly all
about yourself and a personal
conference will be arranged.
our own associates have been
advised of this advertisement.
Address Y-61, care Age Herald.
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EMDT nTNENT 4,
III 4 AVE- HxVk IL
AGENTS WANTED SO
WOMEN
an CTIT MIDI
OF CULTURE

Can make fine income introducing
exclusive line of Victoire jersey un-
dergarments and scarfs to friends and
neighbors; every girl and woman buys
these wonderfully beautiful garments
on sight; you get handsome commits
sion when you take order; no deliv-
cries or collections to make; no capital
or experience needed; write for free
booklet of new sales plan. The
Franklin Co, Melrose, Mass.
AGENTS-$11.8 80 daily in advance.
(Sworn proof) Introducing new in
sured hosiery; AZ styles; SO colors.
Guaranteed Z months. Special line of
school and Christmas hose now ready.
No capital or experience required. You
simply take orders. We deliver and
self. Credit given. Pay you daily
Monthly bonus besides. We furnish
samples. Spare time will do. Mac-O-
Chez Hosiery Co. Bldg, 4O02 Cincin-
natl, Ohio.
NO DULL TIMES SELLING FOOD
People must eat. Federal distribut ors
make big money; $4,000 yearly and up.
No capital or experience needed; guar
anteed sales; unsold goods may be re-
turned. Handsome SIS sample case sent
On trust. Free samples to customers
Repeat orders sure; exclusive territory.
Ask now! Federal Pure Food Co., 1903
Archer, Chicago.
WANTED
Agents to sell engraved Christmas cards
no investment. We pay big commits
sion. Apply Immediately. Offer expires
November 80.
THE STANDARD PRINTING DINO.
Engraving Division
Louisville XIV.
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SALESMEN-By large New York firm
to sell complete line draperies, curtain
materials and novelties to department
store trade for territory Georgia, Ala
hama, Mississippi and Florida. Must
be experienced in line and have per-
sonal acquaintance with trade; salary
or commission. Write stating age and
experience P. o. Box 50, Station F,
New York City.
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statesmen
TAILOR-TO-THE-TRADE
SALESMAN

TO REPRESENT A PROGRESS
SIVE CINCINNATI TAILOR-TO
THE-TRADE CONCERN FOR
THE STATE OF ALABAMA;
WILL TURN OVER ESTAB-
LISHED BUSINESS TO RIGHT
MAN; STATE EXPENSE, SAL
AIRY DESIRED AND REFER
ENCES. ADDRESS BOX S-94,
AGE-HERALD.
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statesmen wanted for Birmingham
cialty line, that is a necessity and used
by SO per cent of the people, earning
power from $40 to $50 per day. Men
who can qualify for field managers po-
sition. See Tom NJ. Donovan, Col
Brown Marx.
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SALESMEN-To place our salesboards
with country merchants; we furnish the
boards delivered, and give you half of
what you collect; you can make $1,000
per month; we guarantee you can make
$500 per month. For full information
address National Jewelry Corporation,
sos Cav ST. Nashville, Teun.
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SALESM N-Saleswomen-the most at
tractive motion picture advertising prop
osition ever offered. Easy selling, big
money maker, full time or sideline. For
particulars address C. 3. Payne & Co.,
p. O. Box 1850, (Motion Picture Adv,
Birmingham, Ala.
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THE BLANCHARD co, Aurora, Ill.,
recognized as today's fastest growing
organization in exclusive art calendars,
holiday greetings, direct-mail advertis-
ing, pencils and specialties, has real OPP
portunity for experienced salesman, not
necessarily in this line. Our sales to
August LIST bigger than entire year of
1923. New season opens December 26.
Permanent connection, exclusive terri
tory, liberal commission contract with
weekly checks; splendid future guar
anteed. Write full experience to T. H.
Grady, Vice President.
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statesmen

Join the south's fastest growing organ
ization Write for particulars.
MACDONALD HOSIERY COMPANY,
Knoxville, Tenn.
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WANTED-Salesmen to present stand
ard medical books to physicians only.
We have just issued and now have in
preparation many new books that are
meeting with pronounced favor. Sue
cessful books mean successful sales
men, good income ana agreeable occu-
patton. Address, with fullest details and
business reference. J. b. Lippincott Co.,
Philadelphia. Pa.
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Statesmen WANTED-Staple, quick
selling line. Good pay. Permanent
position with chance for rapid advance
ment Specially statesmen make years
salary in two months. Write Box 375,
| Iowa CITY Iowa.
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WOMEN-$2 an hour spare time; new
idea sanitary necessity; sells on sight;
every woman buys; new feature never
before used; designed by physician;
revolutionizes old. uncomfortable meth
DDS; pay every day; no deliveries; no
collections; no experience or capital
required; particulars mailed in plain
envelope. Write Mrs. Mary Coleman,
Suite Col, 10 Maiden Lane, New York
CitY
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tail merchants Wheatcroft Unshelled hot
peanut dispensers; earn commission $S7
up weekly; restricted territory. Orig
inator Mfg. Co. 302 Broadway, New
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TAILORING SALESMEN-Davis 500. so.
Square Deal" line sells on sight. AmaZ-
ing values, nationally famous. Salts
faction guaranteed" or money returned.
Liberal commissions in advance. New
profit sharing plan to increase your
earnings. No charge for $40 selling
outfit. Our eighteenth season selling
direct Producers-save time. Mail let
ter giving experience and references.
P. H. Davis Tailoring Co., Dept. 81,
Power BLDG Cincinnati Ohio.
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EN-Inexperienced or expert
enced, city or travelling. Write for free
book, Modern craftsmanship" Big de-
mand for men. Earn $4,000 to $4,000
yearly Address National Salesmen's
nnnt 0n1 Chica
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AUTOMOBILES B
q INN n ANnDTT ZIG Etngl GAI

DODGE 5-PASs. TOURING
Excellent mechanical condition;
good cord tires all around;
bumpers, front and rear; driv-
ing mirror and sun visor;
real value at. ............ .$30OOo
DODGE TOURING, 1919
MODEL
Perfect mechanical condition,
splendid tires, good upholstery
and top, and a car that will de-
liver many miles Of uninter-
rupted service. Our special
price .................... .$1oo.oo
HUPMOBILE LATE MODEL,
5-PASS. TOURING
New paint, tires and top and
mechanically perfect. .... $4,000
OVERLAND 5-PAss. TOURING
1924 MODEL
Excellent permanent enamel
finish, good tires and mechan-
ically perfect. Price. $4,000
4oSo AVA
Used very little. .$25o.0O
FORD TOURING
Mechanically o. K, and much
better than the price would in
dictate; is equipped with good
tires, self-starter, shock absorb
ers, etc. Price. ........... $4,000
HUPMoBILE TOURING
Mechanically perfect; been used
only about IS months by pri-
vate party, and a real value
at .9ooV.oO
PACKARD MOTORS CO.
OF ALABAMA
Hupmobile Division
1923 s. 10Th ST. MAIN 2150
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HOT DOG IN A BUN. Cooked togeth-
er by new machine. Enormously
popular and profitable; cost &c; sells
lOc. Talbot Mfg Co., St. Louis, Mo.
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EMPLOYMENT
HELP WANTED-MALE
MANAGERS

S. H. Kress & Co. are now re-
ceiving applications for posi-
tions which will lead to man
agerships at stores. All appli-
cations must be in own hand
writing and appointments will
be made for those who have the
necessary qualifications. This
is an excellent opportunity for
a limited number of young
men between % and so years of
age to develop themselves for
pos 1 ons of responsibility
where earnings are unlimited.
Requirements are: Good health,
clean past record, some expert
ence in retail store work, such
as general merchandise, hard
ware, dry goods or department
stores, and a willingness to
work hard for advancement.
In letter, state age, full details
of experience, family respon-
sibility, and past earnings. All
information will be treated as
strictly confidential. Address
Manager,
S. H. KRESS & co.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-11-23

WANT young, energetic, neat appear
ing statesmen for best proposition open
today No canvassing. See Mr.. Carson,
Florence Hotel, between and every
evening this week.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-11-23

WILL guarantee salary $50 per week
and furnish automobile to several men
selling excellent Ford accessory. Adj
dress Sales Manager, Box COG, Gran
Vile Ohio
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-11-23

ANTED-Salesman for Louisiana and
Mississippt; must have car. Good po-
sition; drawing account and commits
sion Yea, care AgeHerald.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-11-23

LIGHTN Strange battery COM
pound. Charges discharged batteries
instantly. Eliminates old method en-
tirely Gallon free to agents. Lightning
Co, st. Paul, Mimi.