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THE WEATHER
Alabama and Mlsslsslpl: Fair and
■lightly warmer Thursday; Friday
probably local showsrs.
IlUnoia: Showers Thursday, some
what warmer In South and central
portion*; Friday probably shower*.
MUaourl: Partly cloudy Thursday,
and Friday, with prolably local show
ers or thundershowers; warmer Thurs
day In south and east portions.
Louisiana: Thursday fair, warmer;
Friday partly cloudy.
Arkansas: Thursday and Friday
partly cloudy to cloudy showers
Thursday or Friday warmer Thursday
cooler . Friday In west portion.
Oklahoma: Thursday and Friday
partly cloudy possible showers In
north portion cooler In west portion
Thursday and In east portion Friday.
East Texas: Thursday Increasing
cloudiness; Friday unsettled cooler In
north portion.
West Texas: Thursday and Friday
partly cloudy, probably showers in
north portion; cooler In the pan-handle
' cooler Friday.
Virginia, North Carolina: Fair
Thursday; Friday becoming unsettled
and warmer.
South Carolina, Georgia: Extreme
northwest Florida: Fair Thursday and
probably Friday; warmer Friday.
Florida: Generally fair Thursday and
' Friday.
Tennessee: Unsettled Thursday;
slightly warmer; Friday ahowet)s and
warmer.
NEW TORE, Sept. 10—Increased activity
• nd an advance of * cent to the basis of
*.03 for Suban duty paid, featured the raw
eusar market today. Salee Included 10.000
bags Cuban at 6.it; 1(8,100 Cubans, 30.000
Porto Rlcane and 4,(00 St. Croix at 6.03,
prompt and September shipment, and 7,000
bags Philippine, due to arrive the middle of
November, at 6.00.
% Reflecting the higher spot market, raw
sugar futures advanced 8 to 7 points on
trade and Cuban buying, but met Increased
offerings later, loelng practically all the
gain. Final prices were unchanged to tv/o
points net higher. September closed 4.20;
December 4.11; March 3.42; May 3.40. Re
fined sugar was unchanged to li points
higher, Hat Quotations now ranging front
7.20 to 7.40 for fins granulated.
Refined futures were nominal.
DHIOOODS.
NEW TORK. Sept. 10.—Trading In cotton
goods today was In moderate volume with
prices shaded slightly as a result of lower
Quotations for raw cotton. There wee a
good jobbing business In fell cotton goods.
Burlap prices were weaker in the primary
market but unchanged In the local market.
Spring lines of light weight knit underwear
were opened today with prices ruling about
2( cents below last year’s. Raw allk de
clined five cents a pound In line with
lower yen quotations. The woolen goods
market marked time, awaiting the opening
of women’e wear fabrics for spring.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.
NEW TORK, Sept. 10—Foreign exchangee
steady, quotations In cents: Great Britain
demand 4.44*; cables 4.44%; 60-day bills
4.41*.
France demand (.26*; cables (.23*.
Italy demand 4.86* @4.36*; Belgium 4.98
04.98*; Germany (per trillion) .23*; Hol
land 88.21; Norway 13.73; Sweden 26.68:
Denmark 16.98; Switzerland 18.76; Spain
13.13: Greece 1.79; Poland 19*; Cxecho
olovakla 2.98*: Jugoslavia 1.31*; Austria
.0014*: Rumania .62*; Argentina 34.87:
Brasil 9.90; Toklo 41*; Montreal 99 16-16.
Buy Good
COAL
Twenty-seven years ex
perience has taught us to
make the best selections of
coal for your use. Try us..
PHONE 9S6
Blocton Coal Co.
^SPECIAL NOTICES j
THE LEAk CO.
E*tabU.hml 1870
MORTICIANS
Ambulance Service
No. 222 Madison Ave.
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9. B. WHITT P. 8. MATHIS
MEMORIALS
BABBLE granite bronze
THE MONTGOMERY
MARBLE WORKS, Inc.
106 N. LAWRENCE BT.
Dr. Thomas
Specialut
Private, Chronic and
Kcrvoua .Diseases of
Men and Women.
Free Examination
200 Vaadlves Bids.
Moatseaterr. Ala.
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BON'ft REVIEW.
NEW TDRK, Sept. 10.—Bond market
average*: _ . . „ ,
Name— Wednesday Tuesday
89.16
87.47
90.67
94.75
90.51
Ten first grade ralla .... 89.20
Ten secondary raila . 87,27
Ten public utilities . 90.53
Ten industrials ......... 94.76
Combined averages . 90.44
Combined month ago .... 90.19
Combined year ago .. . • 87.00
Total sales $9,824,000.
Heavy liquidation of St. Paul Hallway
obligations, which broke ons to five points
on publication of unconfirmed’ rumors that
the company would scale down its capital,
unsettled today’s bond market and caused
a general recession of prices. Despite” of
ficial denials that St. Paul directors con
templated a reorganisation of the road or a
re-adjustment of its capital Structure In
order So meet 1928 maturities, selling pres
sure Which was evident at the close of yes
terday’s market increased today. It was
further accentuated by the decline In the
road’e stock issue to new low records for
the year. The St. Paul 4e of 1926 and the
convertible 5s suffered the heaviest losses,
both yielding more than 4 points. Declines
of 1 to 2% points were recorded by the
other active Issues.
The break in St. Paul liens depressed
other seml-apeculatlve railroad bonds. Frisco
4e and Income 6s fell back one to two
points and Chicago and Terre Haute 5s de
clined 1%. New York Central 6s and
Norfolk and Western convertible 6s also
receded about a point.
Foreign bonds marked time, although
Belgian 6%s established a new high record
at 95% and French Issues held steady in
anticipation of tne renewal of the $100,090.
000 Morgan credit to the Bank of France.
The $10,0Ct?.60U Paria-Orleans railroad bond
issue offered today was quickly subscribed.
Subscription books have been closed on
the treasury's $350,000,000 offering of 2%
per cent certificates, with an indicated
over-subscription. Taking advantage of fa
vorable market conditions the General
Asphalt company wlil refund Its 8 per cent
debentures with a dew issue of 86,000,000
six per cent debentures to be offered at
$7%.
FRUIT AND VEGETABLE MARKET.
CHICAGO, Sept. 10.—Sweet potatoes. Vir
ginia barrels 7.0007.50; North Carolina bar
rels 6.-506.60; Tennessee hampers 2.250
2.50; New Jersey hampers 3.7503.85.
Peppers, Tennessee hampers 1.00 01.25.
Peaches, bushel baskets, Virginia 3.00 0
3.25; Maryland 2.0003.25.
RUTTER MARKET.
CHICAGO, Sept. 10.—Butter unsettled;
creamery extras 37 W; standards 36; extra
firsts 35% 036%; firsts 34034%; seconds
32 033. "
Eggs unchanged; receipts 7,631 cases.
Poultry alive higher; fowls 18 026; springs
25%; roosters 16.
BAH SILVER.
NEW YORK, Sept. 10.—Bar silver 35
pence per ounce. Money 3% per cent.
Discount rates: Short bills 3% <£3 11-16
per cent; three months bills 13-16
per cent.
In England a drug store Is called a
chemist’s shop.
WANTED t tMALt HEL1'.
Night School
Opens Sept. 15, 1924.
MASSEY BUSINESS COLLEGE
LADIES—We teach beauty culture. Good
positions waiting after short course. Write
Moler College. 31 N. Forsyth, Atlanta.
WANTED—Women to paint lamp shades
for us at home. Easy pleasant work.
Whole or part time. Address NUeart Co.,
2132. Ft. Wayne, Indiana.
WANTED—At once experienced cutter and
forelady for overall plant. 'State experience
references and salary wanted. Addreaa By
P., care Montgomery Advertiser.
WANTED Cook who can nurse baby. Steady
work. Call between 9 and 11 o'clock and
bring reference. Brick bungalow, 223 First
Street. Cloverdale.
WANTED—Good reliable servant. Immedi
ately. Apply 201 Park Ave. Oak Park or
phone 2065-W. _
WANTED—White lady about 36 to 46 years
of age to keep house yan<l take care of
two children. References exchanged.
“Housekeeper,'* care Advertleer.
FURNITURE.
We are here to furnish your
home with furniture ’and floor
coverings. Cash or club plan. Gay
and Sightler, 117 Commerce.
WANTED SITUATION.
WANTED—Position by young lady as
type*t, bookkeeper and clerical work. 7
years' office experience. Write "B-10” care
Montgomery Advertiser.
POSITION by experienced lady cashier.
Call 1027-J.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
STATE OF ALABAMA
MONTGOMERY. COUNTY.
"Under and by virtue of an order of sale !
issued out of the Court of Common pleas
of Montgomery county, Alabama, on a
Judgment rendered therein against A.'^>.
Davis defendant and in favor of George
A. McCain plaintiff. I, R. C. Phelpa as
sheriff of Montgomery county, Alabama,
will sell to the highest and best bidder
I for cash at the court house in the city
of Montgomery. Alabama on the J2nd day
of September 1924, within the legal hours
of sale the following described personal
property, to wit:
One Chevrolet automobile truck. model
"T’’ as the property of the defendant. This
September 10th. 19S4.
1 ROBERT C. PHELPS. Sheriff.
Montgomery. Ala.
LOANS
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PayibU it Smalt Kmtklr HiUllaMta
The Worthy Man's Friend
WUHX IX mUCUL THUtHLS
POOR MAN’S BANKER. Inc.
I A. M. to I P. M.
St.
Want Ad. Rates
Typ. Llk. Thlai
(Mlmlmum ChargM 4h)
■a Ptr Word luh I.oortl—
(• hr Word. I OMmntln I
(Minimum OUrtw III
U. For Word, I OonoMutlv*
(Minimum Chorooo III
4*0 For Word. It Oonrooutlro la
(Mlulmom CkiriM II) I
| Type like Tbiat I
4e Per Word for each Insertion'
(Minimum Charge* 80*) !
10c Per Word, 8 Conseoutire I
Insertions I
(Minimum Charge* $3) '
20c Per Word, 7 ConsecutiT*
Insertion* |
1 (Minimum Charge* $4)
80c Per Word, 80 ConsecutiT*
Insertions i
(Minimum Charges $18) !
WANT AD DEPARTMENT
PHONES 8958-895$
WANTED.
Furniture to Pack
“Our Packing Is Superior."
“Moving And Storage."
ALABAMA MOTOR TRANSFER
COMPANY
Lawrence and Randolph. Phone 99
A. VUL’NU decorating, painting atld paper
hanging. Fhon. 4027-J. 14 South Decatur
Street. _
For Moving
Crating and Storage, call 2117.
W« pay highest price for uted furniture.
RICHARDS TRANSFER AND FURNI
TURE CO. _.
DR. J. D. FORD •
DENTAL WORK at price you can pay
Full set teeth |10 up. 16 1-2 Dexter ave
nue. Phone 2610.
MISS ALTA CUMBAA. Public
stenographer, lobby, Exchange
hotel. Special rates fo^ contract
work.
Wanted Furniture
Cash paid for used furniture. We buy
sell, crate and move furniture. Auction
Furniture Co. 121 Lea St. Phone $1$$.
WANTED—Legal work or any kind of typ
ing to do in spare hours by experienced
stenographer. Phone 1743. «
1 DO ALL kinds of plain sewing at rea
sonable. Prices. Phons 1621-W. Mrs. H. A.
Payne. 1$ N. McDonough St.
OFFICE 332.
RES. 4512.
Stanford Transfer &
Warehouse Co., Inc.
A. L. Dowdell Prest. and Mgr.
3 Jefferson St.
Moving, Packing, Storing.
Efficient Service Guaranteed
GOING TO Miami and want party to Join
me who can drive Ford car and take care
trouble on road. Call Mr. Maultsby. Phone
17 8 4 - W.
FARM LANDS.
PECAN ORCHARD—For Sale 15 year old
trees, fine varieties. Old Spanish trail high
way. South Alabama. Orchard in fine con
dition. Address 1632 Marquette Building.
14Q South Dearborn St., Chicago. Illinois.
FOR BADE CHEAP—Two well hnprovTd
plantationa In Russell county, Alabama,
near Seale .and 16 miles from Columbus.
Qa.. on main highway. One 840 acres, cash
required about $660. One 900 acres, cash
required about I860. Both places were
taken over at foreclosure by the Federal
Land Bank of New Orleans. Balance of
purchase money about $6,000 and $7,260 re
spectlvely. taken In long time mortgage to
the Federal Land Bank at 5^ per cent
interest. See S. W. Dudley. Secty-treas
Box 149, Columbus, Ga.. or R. T. Oood
wyn, Atty, Montgomery. Ala.
LOST.
LOST—On Commerce street near
First National Bank Bldg or on
Monroe street between Perry and
Lawrence three platinum diamond
rings and one platinum diamond
bar pin tied up in green hand
kerchief. Finder will receive $500
reward. Notify W. J. Yost, 703
Felder St. Phone 1201.
LOST—Will ths finder of a white gold pin
left in dressing room at the Strand
theater. Please leave It at Jesse
French Music house, and receive reward.
Mrs, Robert. Ellington. Prattville. Ala.
LOST—Saturday Shrine pin round with
diamond in center between Empire theater
and Dexter avenue. Phone 181. Reward.
FINANCIAL.
PLENTY MONEY TO LEND
$250 to $23,000 at 64 to $ per cent. 3
*o 10 year, on real e.lat. and farm land,,
near Montgomery and $26 to $250 on aalar
le. or collateral.
COME TO SEE US.
GALLOWAY REAL ESTATE CO
APARTMENTS.
FOB BENT
I( ysu >n Intarsated In m|lBt n houM
Dr apartraant (or poaasaaloa Ootobor. 1, ••
by and look at tbwa and call ua at till.
103 Plaaaant artnua a nlco flvt-room
apartment with private bath. Price III per
month.
Til Booth Hull etreet. a nlee fire-room
apartment, with private bath and private
entrance on larsa lot with I erase. Pries
Ito per month.
A larse two-story house with bath np
■ tel re, and down, at 4T Morgan avenue Pries
III per month.
11 Morsan avenue, a larse two-atory
house with two baths. Pries 110 per month.
POBTER-BOBEBTS REAL ES
TATE COMPANY
800 Vandiver Bldg.
Phone 3821 ,
FIVE-ROOM apartment^ Areola
heat. 525 Adams Ave., Phone
2467 or 2165-W. _
FOB RENT—Apartment in cot
tage, 621 South Lawrence. Price
$40, Phone 4610.-J
APARTMENT for rent. Steam heated extra
Alee apartment, reception hall, six rooms,
larse .pantry, lot of closets, tile bath, two
front porchea faces east 171. Bee It *hd
you will like It It Caroline St. Near Mil
dred St.R. L. Penlck. Phone 1100,
FOR RENT To adults entire Upstairs apart
ment furnished, or unfurnished, (wo rooms
and kitchenette with sink, private bath and
sarase. Phone S000-J. II Morsan Ave.
FOR RENT—Furnished apartment of two
rooms, kitchen, and bath in South Clover
dale. Phone 1218-J.
FOR RENT—Desirable small apartment to
adulta furnace heated and modern throush
out. Phone Mrs. Burton at III! or 1111.
DESIRABLE upper and lower furnished or
unfurnished apartments, three and four
rooms bath, sarages, porchea Holcombe
St. Mrs. Preen, 1110-W.
FOR RENT—111 Madison, upper apartment
el]f rooms and bath III. lowcyR 7 rooms, and
bath. III. Modern, sood condition, one
block from Capitol. Phone II,.
FOR RENT—Now or October 1. a hand
somely furnished apartment, private froat
and back porchea, larse llvlas room, bed
room, with closets private bath with la
etantanioue heater and modern kitchenette.
Thle le within a few block! ef Court Square
Adults only. Phoae 1HS.
FOR RENT—October 1 apartment at five
teems and bath, locatadi 111 Adama Ava
uue, one blech ef Capitol. Modern la every
particular. Phone 1711-.'. _____
MUS1NESS opportunities.
LOCATE la Moblls Alabama, all kinds of
eitabllihid business for sale. Terms. Writs
Bualnaaa Asancy, Maaonlo Temple. Mobile,
Alabama.. _
UNDERGROUND treasurer How
and where to find them, partic.
ulars for 2c. Model Co., Dept 58,
Como Bldg, Chicago, 111.
NOTICE sawmill mtn. Sawmill men with
iWubla outfit* to do contract sawing In
Alabama, long Job, If Intersatsd vHU for
particulars. Oalphln Lumbir Company. Mid
dleton, pa.
FOR BALE—Two-chalr barber shop. at
Wstumpka. 8ts J. E. Wamlck. "Wetumpka.
Ala. __
FOR RENT RESIDENCES.
FOR RENT
To adults only a seven-room
bungalow with all modem con
veniences on Forest avenue. Price
$55 per month. Porter-Roberts
Real Estate Co. Phone 3821.
FOR KENT
215 Holcombe, 5 rooms, 8 Car
oline, 7 rooms; 16 Alabama, 6
rooms; 1010 So. Hull, 8 rooms;
442 So. Lawrence. Also these
apartments: 619 So. Court, $45;
206 Pleasant, $32.50; 619 Madison
upstairs, 6 rooms; downstairs, 6
rooms. Call us.
THE WILSON AGENCY.
Phone 2200
RESIDENCE for rent from October 1 nice
residence on North Balnbridge opposite
state capltoi. Rent 170. Phone §79._
FOR RENT—C room house on Forest avenue
Call 1223-W. _
FOR KENT
Residence* and apartment* In different
part* of the city. Some tor Immediate
possession »“?M£™o,0srE2ct°b8*r *■
GALLOWAY REAL ESTATE CO
114.11 First Nst'l. Bk. Bldg. Phon# 231*.
FOR RENT—41 Holcombe, 2-alory, I room*,
one bath, *66. Meyer Baum and Co. Phone
141. ___
FOR RENT—Oct. 1. 206 Holcomb# Streat.
8 rooms, l baths. 2 sinks and 3 garages.
*60. Phone »80»-J.
FOR RENT—New 4-room cottage at Walk
er’s. threa mile Branch, Mt.- Meigs Road.
Phone 1276-J •
FOR RENT—House 208 Mildred St. eight
roonie and hath Phone 840.
WANTEDTOBUY. ~
WANTED—To buy Instantaneous gas water
heater, must be In first class condition and
cheap. In reply state make, price and
to "Instantaneous" pats Adv«*ti*er«
Beaver Board -
YOUR
basement
AND ATTIC
And Make A Pretty Room.
PHONE 1340.
Qorrie Lumber Co.
Lawrence and Jefferson Sts.
FOR BAt.lt—Qaa rang*, I porch chairs,
heater, iron col and mattress. 416 Felder
A vs. upstairs.
FOR SALE—Davenport, bed
room and dining room suite also
a gas stove. 218 Clayton St.
FOR SALE—on. hltchan cabinet, one li
brary table, mahogany, one mahoaranr
wardrobe cheap. Ill So. Hull 8t. Phone
2871-W.
100 NEW OoverDra.nl *,rb*a. can. wltt
cov.re. at |1. li. Come early If you want
on., M. M, Wolff and Co. II Monroe Bt.
16 MULES. # wh.el .crape, and plow
ch.ap. Rinehart and Dennla Co. Hartford
Alabama.
FOR SALE—Bed. chalra. table., dreaaera.
art aquarea, alao food barber ahop and I
■harea bank atocK. Apply III Clayton 8t.
FOR SALE—White Colne pup. 14 month.
old, healthy. W. Llylnfatone, Penaaoola.
Florida.
FOR RENT ROOMS.. _
TWO larce connectlna rooma furnlehed for
llfht housekeeping Oaa, water and llfht.
furnlehed. Rent rehaonable. Apply at UO
N. Hull.
FOR RENT—Attractive room in
private family to one or two
gentlemen, only 416 Dexter ave
nue. Phone 3008-L3.__
FOR RENT—Room In private family con
veniently located. Prefer gentleman. Phone
1787-W. ___
ONB nicely furnlehed bed room, with all
modern conveniences in a private home,
129 Wllkerson street. Phone liBS-W.
FOR RENT—One furnished room to
gentlemen or business couple* 111 Catoma
Htreet. upstairs.
FURNISHED three housekeeping rooms,
corner Alabama McDonough. Call 1631 J
before 11 mornings, after 1 afternoons;
further Information.
THREE unfurnished rooms upetaife, light,
water tnd bath. 611 Clayton Bt.
FUH RENT—To lady or business couple,
beautifully furnished room with every,
convenience in private home, rent reason
able. Phone 1171-J__v. .
FOR RENT—Well ventilated room for men
with all convenlenoee. Phone 132$-W.
FURNISHED room and kitchenette, bath
adjoining, water and light, front, first floor.
Phone I206-W. __
TWO large rooms and kitchenette furnish
ed for light housekeeping, private bath;
without children. 300 North Qoldthwalte.
Phone 864.
OCT. 1. 3 'unfurnished rooms upstairs for
light housekeeping, close to bath, lights,
water and phone furnished. Price $27.80.
Phone 8487. Ask for Mrs. Pennington.
FOR KENT—To gentlemen, com
fortably furnished room, opening
into private bath, hot water at all
times. Phone 558-W.
TO Oentlemen or business couple, one furn*
ished bedroom, adjoining bath, cloae In.
Reference# required) Phone 2888-W.
FOR RENT—Bed room and kitchenette.
furnished. All conveniences. Call a^ 38
Holcombe St.
FOR RENT—Furnished rooms ana apart
ments. modern elevator, maid and Janitor
service. The Kenwood, i South McPonoagh
THREE upstairs rooms, adjoining bath te
adults only. 410 Jefferson Street. Phone
3487.
NICE new clean rooms, with ex
cellent home cooked meals. Close
in, all conveniences, 219 Catoma
street. Phone 2819-W.
FOR RENT—Room with board. Apply 120
South Perry. Phone 2017.
OCT. I To one or two gentfcmen. two
nicely furnished rooms, one with separate
entrance on Lawrence street car line, in
private family. Phone 3846 or call 1250
South Court.
FOR RENT—Furnished bed room with la
vatory, close in. Phone 680-W.
WANTED SALESMEN.
SALESMEN wanted. We have openings for
three high class men with earnings $40 to
| $60 weekly, excellent future to go-getters.
Call between 8 a. m. and 8 a. in. at 625
! First National Bank Bldg, or write, furn
lwhlrg references.
HELP WANTED.
TYPISTS To type authors' manuscripts
spare time, experience unne^Mry. Typists'
Service Bureau. One-forty Halsey. Newark.
New Jersey*
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE
For quick sale to Mttle aa m»
tate, I will sell good two story
house, South DeoatUr street for
$4,000, if sold at once. Can ar
range reasonable terns. Particu
lars to interested parties.
WM. H. MOORE.
21 Dexter Ave._Phone 448.
FOR &ALE—Or exchange, Nice
cottage of five rooms, on 'good
street, near oar line, rental )ralue
$25, per month. Will sell at a
bargain or trade in f&r larger
house. Sweatt and Portia, 405 Bell
Bldg. Phone 3241.
loN ho. dbcaTUR, a aiTma horns on
th« «hady dda of th* (treat for I4.H*.
Laly tsrma arrangsd. The AVllion Agency
Phone 2200.
IN oak PARK, near new seLeel and last
off Foraat avenua, a lovely l-reom cottage
In unusually good condition. The Owner la
leaving town thta week and ingot (all.
Nee us at once. Saar terms arranged The
Wllapn Agency. Phona 1200. ■
IN CAPITOL HEIGHTS, Just completed a
6-room bungalow. Just one block off Madi
son. Has tile bath and bullt-lh tub. teat’
cash and balance In small monthly pay
ments. The Wilson Agency, Phone 2200.
FOR HALE—1-room house on lot 100 by
315 Just oft Highland avenue In Primrose
Heights for 5100 cash, balanoe Just like
rent. This place la new and the grounds
are fenced, with a three-room house In
rear. The Wilson Agency. .Phono tIOO.
YOUR OPPORTUNITY, Am leaving city.
For quick sale, will All my beautiful t
room home at a sacrifice. In the very beet
condition, with modern Improvements. 4(0
Yancey Ave, Capitol Heights. Phone 4 210-J
BRAND New bungalow with living room,
dining room, kitchen, gas, two bed rooms,
with bath between, sleeping porch, large
lot with street and sidewalk all paid, few
blocks south of Court Square, for only
15,500 on shay terms.
3 ALLOW AY REAL ESTATE CO.
F6R SALE—If you want a real
home on desirable street in south
ern part of city, at a bargain, di
rect from owner to purchaser, sat
isfactory terms. Address “Want a
Home,” care Advertiser._
BPLENDIDLY built home on corner let COO*
venient to school and car Una, repainted and
new roof. Price 91.710. Thla la located In
a rood neighborhood and la a splendid bar
gain at the price quoted. Terma to ault.
Porter-Roberts Real Ketate Company. Phone
8821. _
WANTED MALE HELP.
WANTED—Young men office eeeletent
good future, experienced dalesman end truck
driver. Apply Room 525 First Nat']. Bk.
Bldg. _
WANTED—Man with auto to sell dlreot.
Good pay with bonus .Stsedy work. Apply
214 First Nst'l. Bank Bldg. Thursday aftsr
WANTED—Young man or A-l
habits, 17 to 20 years of age for
inside work with old established
firm. Apply in own handwriting,
giving references. Write P. 0.
Box 312, City.
" TRAFFIC MAN
WITH SALES ABILITY
Between ages 28-40, high school or collect
education, who hae successfully held re
sponsible traffic position with railroad, In
dustry or Chamber of Commerce; or com
petent traffic man who has successfully
sold life Insurance or similar line. To this
man we offer an exceptional opportunity to
capitalize his knowledge and abilltlea with
large responsible organization. Demon
strated earning capacity of at least 18,000
per year. Address T-44, caiy Advertiser.
WANTED Active, reliable young
man, between 17 and 21 years of
age, as collector-solicitor. Must be
honest, ambitious, furnish refer
ences, a hard and willing worker.
Excellent opportunity to learn
business. Address giving two
Montgomery references to “M. P.
L. ” care The Advertiser.
LEARN "barberlng. Fays well. Good Job or
own shop waiting. Writs. Moler Barber
College. 28 N. Foreyth. Atlanta.
WANTED—Colored labor for eaw mill ehed
men, stackers and teamsters. Oood wages
and 6teady job. Ingham-Burnett Lumber
Co. Allison. Green Co., Ala.
WANTED—Two experienced salesmen for
Montgomery and two for surrounding terri
tory. can also use two men that will learn
aelling 50 dollars and up a week for good
workers, ('all and see J. W. Kelly, Room
224. The Whitley Hotel before Thursday
FOR RENT STORES. ~~
FOR RENT—Store 17 South Ferry, food
location. -Apply to Montgomery Bakery, It
South Perry._
FOR KENT Desirable desk space
at 102 Commerce street, ground
floor. Apply to Montgomery Lime
and Cement Co. __'__
WANTED ROOM OR BOARD.
WANTED—By couple, room and board, in
desirable n ighborhood. close In, with mod
em conveniences. References exchanged.
iPhone JS. between >a *nd. 4 >, Ja,
AUTOMOBILE*. /
USED CARS
, «d*C
•fit,
■*5»x
•«*
**♦
A*
*«s,
*?•
8m tli* used Mrs we in offer* .»$;
ing^this week. 0<ur prioee ' ere ""
moving them. Better values have f*
never been offered for tale in ^
Montgomery.
superior cAevrolets
TOURINGS—COUPES
SEDANS r
These can will give the beet of 3
service at the lowest eoet w
490 Ohevrolet Tourings. «'i?
Jn first class condition. See these *r
FORD SEDAN
Late model, in first-class condition “*
FORD COUPE
j; % ' Real Bargain. .»•
These ears at the prices we are 3
asking means money saved for jS
you.
Standard Auto and
Supply Co.
801 Bibb Street
Phone 878-879.
SAVE
•><s
-'t
■ie
A
The Erst year an Automobile's J
Depreciation is the greatest. Save '.n
this by buying one of our Late ’!!
Model USED OARS.,
1924 Hudson Coach.
1924 Studebaker Lt 6.'
1924 Essex Touring.
1923 Hudson, 7 passenger.
1922 Buick Six.
1923 Fords.
1924 Chevrolets.
m".
•AT'
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u
And others . slightly used
bargain prices. Easy terms.
at
McGough Motor
Company .
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“THE BOUSE OF COURTBST.
8664
206-208 Dexter Ave.
Phone
Ford
*> 5.
, i
Bargains
■ \
, m
1924 touring, $350.
New tires, fine shape.
A real buy in a 4-door Sedan,
may be seen on our floor.
, Tudor Sedan, $350.
Tudor Sedan, $175.
We have several roadsters ’on
hand. All worth more than we
ask.
Coupes and Ton trucks also at
bargain prices.
We buy and sell used Ford cars
-4
&
j* .
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rl€
Adams U$ed Ford Car s&';
Exchange Cl
128-130 LEE ST.
PHONE 4245.
FORD bargain*. Runabout tilt, truck IlM
w«irn*r J4i‘ Bte*m outfit *»».
FOR SALE—Ford roadster. Seven moot ha
old. Good condition. Bargain uric. ..
8. Parry at. Phono ITU. "
WANTED TO'RENt:
WANTED—By three adults low- A
er apartment of 3 or 4 rooms for
information call 1438-W.
WANTED to rent two or three room* furn
lahed for light housekeeping. Address
"Coupls** carp Advertiser.
WANTED—Three room furnished apart
ment. near school. Prefer private home.
Not too close In. C. F. W.. care Ad
vertiser.
FOUND.
FOUND—On. vary large milk cow Joroojr.
light body and black head with In turned
horna. Call for urn. at ft Hardaway St.
L. B. Millor.
LIVE STOCK.
FOR SALE—Or trado for milch cow or 1
or 3 .heap. One registered Hampshire boar.
I. L. Plppen. care Georgia Show Caao Co.
Montgomery,

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