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RATES—One cent a word a day? no ad.
taken for leaa than 25c for first Inser
tion. Cash muit accompany order.
_WANTED _
eHAVlNG^litTatTuEr'4th av«. S-W-tl
WANTED—To do your moving and haul
ing. Harrison Transfer Co.. 1912 Morris
avenue. Phone 472.8-27-7t
fy'ANTED—To borrow on near in prop
erty, $30,000 at 7 per cent; commission
3330: property worth double the amount
wanted. Address R-87, care Age-Herald.
4-3-2t
-GLUCK’S DRY CLEANING CO.
Cleaning, pressing, repairing, altering,
hats renovated and blocked.
1713 3d Ave. Phone Main 2372.
1-8-tf-we-th-fr-mo
\vANTED—To tent, 6 or 6 room house
near Fairview, convenient to car line.
Address W. A. C„ 2022 2d avenue.
4-4-2t
WANTED—MALE HELP_
ii.o\j Hat chore, 2Ulu 3U avenue.
1-4-tf
^\VO men to work as news agents; long
runs on Southern railroad. 318 North
26th street. _ 3-29-tf
(FREE illustrated book tells of about 300,
OX protected positions in United States
service; thousands of vacancies every
year; there is a big»ch«nce here for you.
sure, and general pay, lifetime employ
ment; just ask for booklet T-209; no ob
ligation. Earl llopkins, Washington,
1). C. 4-1-3(11
WANTED—Lnillmeu and laborers for un
clerground work; drillmen earn $1.90 to
$3 per day; laborers earn $1.75 to $2.75
per day; board, $16 to $1S per month;
steady work; no labor troubles; only
wl ite men wanted. Tennessee Copper
Co., Duektown, Tenn._4-i-*t
WANTED — CARPENTER. 50C PER
HOUR. OPEN SHOP BASIS; s HOURS.
THE BUILDERS’ UX( 11 AN OK.
606 CHAMBER COMMERCE BLDC1.
4-2-7t.
W ANTED
cream man with $500 to take charge of
plant now in operation. Address M-87
care Age-Herald. 4-3-4t
Wanted—Night planing mill crew;
feeders, rankers, tyers and loaders;
don't write; come. Kaul Lumber Co..
Tuscaloosa, Ala. _4-3-71
WANTED—Men to learn the barber
trade; few weeks completes; position
open; tuition $25; free catalog. Birming
ham Barber Collage. Birmingham.
2-2-tf-trJ-su-wed
WANTED AT ONCE.
Two experienced tire insurance solicitors;
excellent contract to parties who can
and will deliver the business; negotia
tions confidential if desired. Address
Y-87, care Age-Herald. 4-4-3t-fr-su-tu
WANTED-Three good colored waiters,
permanent position. Hotel Printup,
Gadsden. Ala. 4-F3t
WANTED—Two or three canvassers; an
easy proposition to handle and good
money to be made for hustlers. Call
between 12 and 2 p. m. B. L. Spinks,
Representative, 520 N. 21st St.
WANTED—First class white union bar
ber; young man; steady job. Acme
Barber Shop. Bessemer, Ala.
Ranted—First class, all round head
moulder for contract shop doing gen
eral line of repair work, both light
and heavy castings; also brass. Forty
cents per hour. References showing
contract shop experience required.
Married man preferred. Eldorado
Foundry and Machine Co., Eldorado.
Ark,4 - 4 - 31
^ WANTED-—AGENTS
ONE (’ENT Invested in a postal card will
bring you a $35 to $60 a week proposition
Galloway Bros., Bowman Co., Div. 167.
Waterloo. Iowa. 4-3-2t
AGENTS WANTED- WF NEED HUST
LERS WITH BRAINS IN EACH
COUNTY IN THE SOUTH. GENERAL
SALES MANAGER. 130-1-2-3 BROWN
MARX BLDG., BIRMINGHAM. ALA.
4-4-fr-su-lmo
Ug ENTS—(Kir absolutely square $30 to
$67.50 weekly salary and 30 per cent com
mission proposition assures steady
wonters unlimited prosperity. Gallo
way Bowman Co., Division 167. Water
loo, Iowa._4-i-::i-tM-thu-t>i
\\ A.V11CD—FEMALE HELP
WANTED—Capable wotn'm bookkeeper;
state experience and salary desired.
Y-86, cure Age-Herald._4-2-3t
Wanted—Experienced dressmaker to
sew; steady work. National Dry Clean
ing Co., 22d st. and Avenue A. 4-2-i.f
W ANTED^dhtEFTNED, EDUCATED
LADY TO CALL UPON PARENTS IN
INTEREST OF THE HOME TRAIN
ING OF CHILDREN. POSITION PAYS
%->u PER WEEK AND EXPENSES.
CALL IMMEDIATELY. 444 IIROWN
MARX BUILDING._
WANTED—At once, h lady booKKeeper;
must be quick and accurate in llg
ures, write a good hand and be able
• to balance cash accurately; perma
, pent position; good opening for right
party. Please do not apply unless you
are experienced as unexperienced peo
ple’s applications will not be con
sidered. Apply to office manager,
Steele-Smith Dry Goods Go.
A NT ED - A good cook for a family of
two. Will pay good wages. House on
the premises. Apply at 1010 South 12th
street. Phone Main 4656-J.
^WANTED— SALESMEN_
BA I.ESMAN for Birmingham district;
must be r hustler: no experience neres
nury. fall in person, Alabama State
Fand BldR. 4-u-3t
TVANTED-- TWO (FEAN CFT MEN FOR
, OfR SAFES DEPARTMENT. POSI
TION PAYS $ IS PER WEEK. OPPOR
TI'N'JTY FOR ADVANCEMENT IS
SPFEXD.1D. CAFF IMMEDIATELY.
EiOE SAFES MANAGER, 441 BROWN
MARX RLTFDXNU.
ONE CENT A WORD
RATES—One rent a word a d*y* no ad.
taken for leaa than 25c for flrat Inaer
tton. Cash muat accompany order.
_FOR SALE
talk WITH ALAN JEMISON.
Bell 100. 6-'4-tf
I~BUY, sell and exchange real estate!
J. M. Gibson, 409 Empire Bldg.
12-24-tf
WE buy. sell, rent or exchange real”es
tate. E. J. Burns Co.. 406 American
Trust Bldg. Phone 766. 10-4-tf
If you are in the market
TO
Buy, sell or exchange
Real Estate,
SEE
A A. GAMBILL & CO.
“Nothing but Real Estate"
11-26-tf
If it’s Real~Estate to buy
Sell or exchange, see
' “THE LIVE WIRE.”
HAGGARD REALTY CO.,
Phone 7794. £01 American Trust Bldg.
2- 13-tf
FOR SALE—Furniture and lease" of
high class rooming house: 22 rooms,
always full; an exceptional bargain;
investigate this. Address H-22, care
Age-Herald. 12-19-tf
WE will build you a home. Birmingham
Building and Imp. Co. 414-15-16 Amer
ican Trust Bldg. 1-16-tf
ICE cream cones, cone dispensers, pyra
mid dishers. ice cream pails. Nunnal
iy’s, Atlanta, Ga.3-14-tf
I AM going out of the lumber business
arid offer my stock of rough and dressed
lumber at a bargain. Yard. Avenue L>
and 32d street. 1-15-tf
FOR SALE—Five room house on lot
50x150, at Crews station. $1600. Ex
clusive Rubber Tire Co., 211 N. 16th.
3-27-10: j
SWEET potato plants; Nancy Hall, Pro- !
vidence, and Porto Rico yams; now
ready, $1.75 per 1000; over 10.000 at $1.50!
a 1000. W. W. Morris, Fort Green, Fla.
3- 30-7t
FOR SALE One second hand Bock
steel iange in-^first class condition:
will sell cheap if sold at once. Ad
dress S-87, care Age-Iierald. 4-C-.‘!t
ONE CENT A WOOD
HATES—Oi« cent n wonl m dayi no atL
taken for Icm than 2Bc for flrat later,
tlon. Cnab mint accompany^ order.
FOR SALE _____
$275o—Modern 6-room cottage. 1801
North 14th avenue: terms. W. A.
Reynolds, Room 202, courthouse.
4 - 3 - 61
U ANT to trade for unimproved Birming
ham property, new and up to date store
building and apartment house in Bir
mingham. Address l'-87, care Age-Her
ald. 4-3-4t
~"FOR"SALE OR WILL EXCHANGE |
Modern 9-room house, servant’s house j
and garage, fronts east, beautiful i
street, near car line; will exchange I
$2500 equity for small rental prop
erty or good lots and let purchaser
assume 6*4 P«t* cent mortgage. Tele
phone owner for particulars. Main
7538. 3-30-3t-su-we-fri
FO R SA1. E
By owner, new 10 room house, one
block from car line. South side, built
for a home, never occupied; up-to
date, full size lot, fronts east, four
bed rooms and servant's room. Must
be sold. Telephone 1780-W.
3-30-3t-su- we-fri
FOR SALE-Eggs for sitting. Ringlet
Barred Rocks. Thompson strain. Call at
1437 North 20th street or phone Main
5821-J. 3-4-12t-tu-fr-su
FOR SAFE—Fui nitiire at a 1 >argain
beds, dressers, washstand and sets,
chairs, dining table, gas plate and
oven. Call Main 7157-J.
FOR SALE.
On straight monthly pay
ments. a modern well built
7-room home, east of 20th
slreet.
$6860.
E. J. BURNS CO..
406 American Trust Bank
Phone 766 Main.
FOR SALE’—fine Smith-Premier type
writer. SOI Farley Bldg. 4-4-2t
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF PASSENGER TRAINS, BIRMINGHAM
The luliunUig eehedule figure* are publlahrtl uuly a* luforinatluu, and are aat
guaranteed
*Da1',y except Sunday.__♦♦Sunday only.
UIKMI INGHAM TERMINAL STATION
SouUivru Hull >% my
NO. AJT1V*
11 Atlanta
12 ureenvul*
lo luiuautiu*
It) Aiobile
22 Jarkaouvlllo
28 Selma
3it Atlanta
25 New York
ij New York
*>u. trepan
11 Greonrliia
1^ Atlanta
15 Columbua
10 MobM#
M Jttcksonvllla
'll Selma
40 Atlanta
20 Mew Yort
;t0 New York
Uuecu «& Crescent Kouts
A. G. S. II. It
No. Arrive iroiu—
1 Cincinnati lo.oO tin
2 New Urleaus ti;u5 am
2 Cincinnati 10:15 am
4 New Orleans o.UO i>u>
6 Chattanooga 11:28 an.
6 Jkierldiau 11:55 au.
7 New York 10:20 po
it Shreveport 6:20 an
12 Merniiau 11:25 on
21 CliaUauooga 0:(»0 pi
I No. Depart lo—
! 1 khrevapuri 10:10 pm
2 Cincinnati 0:10 am
6 New orleana 10.20 am
4 Cincinnati 0:06 pm
5 Meridian 4 :10 pm
t» Chattanooga 4.u0pm
7 New Orteau* 10:26 pm
b New York 0 J5 am
li Meridian 5:30 am
Chattanooga_5:03 am
Fritico Liluei
*No. Arrive From—
105 Kaunas Citj 8:45 pm
103 Kaunas Clip 6:15 am
625 Winfield 10:15am
821 Memphis 6:40 pm
No. Depart To—
106 Kaoaaa City 11:3# im
164 Kantee CUy 16:30 pm
020 Winfield 3:66 pm
»22 MemphisT:00 am
Central at Ga. Hr.
No. Arrive JTrom— i
1 Mecion 10:10 pm
W Savannah a no |
Jacksonville 12:05 pm]
3 Savannah 11:55 uuj
*0. Depart To—
S Macon 7:00 am
1U Savannah and
Jackaon villa 4:35 pm
4 Savannah 0:50pm
Ill KM 1 ft GH AM TKKR1NAL STATION ;
Seaboard Air Line Ry.
no. Arrive * rum—
33 New York 0:50 pm
41 Now York 11:10 pm
il Atlanta 0:30 pm j
No. Depart To—
12 New York 8:00 an
38 New York 8:80 pm
jo Atlanta 6:30 an
Illinois Central R. R.
No. Arrlfo From— No. Uepart To—
it Chicago Mud iu Chicago tad
St. Louis 4:15 pm St. Louis 11:18 pa
UOUI8TILU; A NASHVILLE STATION
i*. a *n. «. a :
*>o. Arrive uroai
1 Cincinnati 8 .25 an
2 Mew Orleans 12:10 pin
2 Cincinnati 3:25 put
4 Mew Orleans 8:87 *,ui
*0 Decatur 7:15 put
7 Cincinnati 8:50 am
8 Mew Orleans 11:52 pui
10 Uontgumerv 7:15 pin
12 Momgunierr lu:45 am
*16 Decatur 10:00 am
No. JAtpart ®(H
1 New Orleans 8:33 am
2 Cincinnati 12:22 pin
8 New Orleans S :40 pm
4 Cincinnati ft ;4o pm
•8 Decatur •:15 am
7 Near Orleans 4:05 an.
ft Cincinnati 12:01 am
ft Montgomery *» :20 am
11 Montgomery ft AO pm
*14 Oecatur 4 AO pm
_ Birmingham Mineral
ISo. Arrive Arom—
39 Praco 5:15 pm
48 fuscalooaa 11:15 am
42 Bloctou 7 M pro
45 Auniston 10:49 «iy
47 Auulston OAu pm.
102 Tuscaloosa *:U5 i>u
No. Dii tn T>—
38 Praco 1:19 am
41 Bloctoa 8:38 am
I 48 Bloctoa 1:40 pm
44 ▲aniataa 8:48 am
4« Annl*ton 8:39 am
I .ul Tuacalooaa 8:80 —
Af B. A A.
No. Arrive From— No. Depart TP
28 Brunswick 11:50 am 24 Brunswick 4:00 pm
23 Talladega 6:36 pm 26 Talladega U0 am
Trains marked tlius <*) ruu dally, except Sunday.Oilier trains run dally. Central tlat
____ _ _ FOR SALE__
FOR SALE—Now is your chunce'To buy
a nice grocery store and meat market
on the cor. north 26th st. and 21st ave.
H. Rice. 4-2-31
SAFES—Safes and vault doors; phone
or look me up before buying; prices
right and terms easy; several second
hand bank safes on hand at a bargain;
expert work done. Vance Safe Co.
Phone 5724. 1924 4th avenue. John A.
Vance, Mgr. . 3-30-10t
FOR SALE.
$3000—6-room house, lot 40
nIOO, fronting 26th street be
tween 10th and 11th aves.
$2000—Nice 5-room house,
"West End, No. 1213 3d ave
nue; $400 cash, balance $20
per month.
20 acres land, large 6-room
house, hall, 8-foot porch all
around house, 3 springs and
good well; barn, smokehouse,
henhouse, 12 acres land
cleared, fenced with 5-foot
wire fence, $2250, less than
the house alone cost.
W EBB-COLE R. E. CO.;
201 Jeff. Co. Bank. Phone 4573.
i
A N Nor NCEM E NT.
We wish to announce to our
patrons and those interested in
Buying, Selling and Trading
Real Estate that wo have
moved our offices from the
American Trust building to No.
220 21st street (2d door from .‘id
avenue). It is necessary for us
to occupy this whole building
to take care of our increasing
real estate business. WfHl be
glad to see you at any time.
DENTON-WILLI A MS REALTY CO.
Main'295. 230 North 21st St.
THE earth yields her increase; oppor
tunities knock; nothing achieved unless
you act,- Beautiful suburban live acre
tracts; stations convenient; $100. Owner.
Box 845. Pliune 5272. 4-4-31
__FOR SALE_
l-OR SALE—Office fixtures, quarter
sawed oak; plate glass and metal drill
top. marble base; suitable for small
bank, real estate or any office desiring
first-class fixtures; will sell reasonable.
Call Jefferson Brick and Supply Co', cor
ner Avenue E and 21st street. 4-2-3t.
FOR SALE.
East of 20th street and south
of Highland avneue I have a
new residence for sale. First
floor has living room across
tile entire front, opening
•through French doors Into
large dining room, which is
connected to attractive break
fast room. Back of tills is
kitchen and pantries and
large lattice porch. Second
floor has three bedrooms, all
large and well ventilated, an*
also a glassed-in room which
can be used for sleeping
porch or bed room. It has
shower bath and tub bath. .
All rooms arc beautifully pa
pered and a very attractive
selection of electric fixtures.
1/Ot is well elevated and has
beautiful view of city, and
is 163 feet deep. Price only
$85oo, on moderate terms,
H. M. HENDERSON,
Phone 1202 Main.
412-14 Empire Building.
WANT E D—T o exchange pretty lot in
Central park for one in East Lake.
i Call 285 Main.
IF you are interested in acquiring a
large improved lot near 5th avenu*.
north, and the Roden hotel, address
Owner. 1201 N. 2olh street.
FOft SALE at Neill’s stock yards, cor
ner Morris avenue and 24th street,
several extra fine 4-gallon cow$. with
baby calves; win swap for dry cows.
Phone 464 Main.
ONE CENT A WORD
RATES—One rent ■ word ■ day; bo ad.
taken for leee than 26c for first taaer
tlon. Cask moot accompany order.
Beautiful bungalow. Best location South
side; alt paneled woodwork of oak,
hardwood floors, servants' house. This
is something extra tine. Call us early.
JEMISON REAR ESTATE & INS. CO.,
211 N. 20th St. Phone 528»__
FOR RENT—Choice cottage. 5 rooms and
hall bath and electricity. 617 S. 23d st.,
$20; also 4 rooms and hall, bath, 26to
Ave. D. $16, and others. H. IX Smith,
206 Hood bldg. 4~-'3t
Fl'RNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT.
Seven room house near Glen iris park;
beautifully furnished; no children; $50
per month.
JEMISON REAR ESTATE & INS. CO.,
211 N. 20th St. Phone 6280.
Fl'RNISHED bungalow near Country
club for rent until October 1. Call J. T.
Southgate. Main 333. Saturday noon, or
Main 2101 on Sunday._4'4-3t
FOR RENT.
Beautiful 8 room house on Sixteenth ave
nue, south: $50 per month.
JEMISON REAR ESTATE & INS. CO
211 N. 20th St_ Phone 5280.
FOR RENT—Good location for barber
shop in connection with well established
pool room. Apply 209 19th st- Ensley.
4-2-3t-we-fri-su
FOR RENT.
Pretty 7 room house on Ikmise avenue;
has garage, etc.; $40 per month.
JEMISON REAR ESTATE & INS. CO
211 N. 20th St. Phone 6280._
FOR RENT.
Fourteen room house on 11th avenue,
south; line location; free heat; $75 per
month.
JEMISON REAT, ESTATE & INS. CO
211 N. 20th St._Phone 5280.
FOR RENT.
2226 7TH AVE- NORTH.
EIGHT ROOMS._
FOR RENT—Five room cottage; close in
on Northside. Main 46. John M. Cart
wright & Co. _
FOR RENT—ROOMS
nace heat; modern conveniences;
moderate price; bath free. 2100 5th
avenue. __5-25-tf
AT the Birmingham hotel, stfeam heat
ed, screened, electric lighted and all
service of a first class hotel; $15 per
month and up._10-25-tf
NATIONAL, HOUSE. 209% N. 22d St..:
nicely furnished rooms from 2oc up.
S-22-30t |
DOUBLE and single rooms, nicely fur
nished. 2420 5th avenue. 3-29-10t
TWO furnished rooms, upstairs; couple
preferred; nicely located; one block
from car. 800 1st avenue, West End.
4-l-5t
ROOMS—-Entire floor, 4 rooms, with
bath; references exchanged. Main
4282-J._.4~1~7t
FOR RENT—To gentlemen only, nicely
furnished room with private bath. 1631
So. 10th ave., Mam 2942._4-2-Zt
TWO or three furnished or unfurnished
rooms. Call Main 3268-J. _4-2-ot
FOR rent—Two nicely furnished rooms,
modern. 626 North 24st street; each $2.50
per week. _ 4-3-2t.
FRONT unfurnished basement room, sui't
able for office. 511 North 19th street.
4-3-4t
FOR RENT Two rooms arid sleeping
porch, furnished or unfurnished or part
ly; private entrance, sink in kitchen,
gas, eastern front and porches. 1430
26th street, north. 4-3-2t-th-su
FOR RENT—Nicely furnished room to
gentlemen only; reference required. Call
1927 Avenue H or phone 7685 Main.
4-3-3t
NICELY furnished room, breakfast 6:30.
dinner if preferred; modern South High
lands home; strictly private; beautiful
location; convenient; reasonable. Phone
Main 2783. 4-Z-'2t
LA ROE. newly furnished room, pri
vate bath, private family. 734 N. 21st
street, 2160-J. 4-4-3t
NICETTy furnished connecting front
rooms, newly paintqd and papered; lin
en, dishes, gas stove; cheap rent. 4121
Avenue C. 3-31-2t-we-fri
VERY desirable front room, nicely fur
nished. newly papered: bath, lights
and phone; price $10 per month. 811
19th street. Main 8438.
TWOfurnished rooms for rent in pri
vate family, near Five Points. Call
9092 Main^ 4-4-St
FOR-RENT—To gentlemen, two nicely
furnished rooms, entire upstairs, with
private family, near Five Points. Phone
Main 2655-J.*' 4-4-3t-fr-su-tu
THREE downstairs’ connecting^ unfur
nished rooms for housekeeping; electric
lights and bath; in private family. Tele
phone Main 3300. Address 2488 8th ave
nue, north.
FOR RENT—Neatly furnished, cool,
clean rooms, instantaneous water
heater, screens; also two rooms fur
nished complete for housekeeping.
2112 4th avenue. 4-4-2t
TWO-or three beautiful rooms, furnished
for light housekeeping; private home;
newly painted and papered; modern
conveniences. Well located on 15th
street ear line. 1140 South 15th street.
Main 7365-W. _j
WANTED—HELP
WANTED—Cook, man or*woman, $4*to $3
week, country. Call 116 South Spring
street. 4-3-4t
MEN. women, get government parcel poat
jobs; $20 week; write lor list of positions
open. Franklin Institute. Dept. 2-B,
Rochester. N. Y.
2-14-44t-frl-sa-su-mo-we
WANTED—Experienced brass arid lltckle
plater; man cook, $30. city job; planing
mill. also sawmill help, finishing car
penters, all w'hite; experienced grocery
porter, one knows city; landscape gar
deners and tree trimmers; hotel (white!
porter. Room 626 Chamber of Commerce
■ jjqtMBfcg. _
ROOMS—t-W ANTED—BOARD
rooms, near Glen his park: must be
reasonable. References exchanged. Ad
dreas C-*S. care Age-Herald.
ONE CENT A WORD
RATES—-One cent m word a day* no ad.
taken for loan than 2Bc for first Inser
tion. Cash must werompwny order,
WANTED—SITUATION^
WANTED—Wo rk"T.^rTiHoi^dlTear’woina 11,
in private home; laundry, house clean
ing. plain sewing or ladies' maid.
Johanna Williams, 516 4th avenue, north
(Smithfield), City. 4-3-2t
WANTED—A refined German lady wants
position as housekeeper in small fam
ily. Address M-12, care Age-Herald.
4-3-41
WANTED—A few hours’ work each day
by an experienced bookkeeper and sten
ographer. Address 0-87. care Age-Her
ald. 4-3-3t
BOOKKEEPER, competent, acurate, re
liable, seeks situation; can furnish ex
cellent references and thoroughly recom
mended. D. C., Postal Box 691, city.
* 4-3-2t
WANTED—Position as collector or sales
man to call on the retail trade around
Ensley, Wylam and Pratt City, by
young man with good references, and
can furnish bond if wanted; am already
employed, but want this to fill in my idle
time from 8 a. m. to 4 p. m. Address
S. P. M., 906ft 19th street, Ensley.
4-3-2t
BUSINESS woman of six years’ experi
ence in stenography and general of
fice work wants first class position;
A-l references. Address W-87, care
Age-Herald. 4-3-2t
WANTED—Position with wholesale lunf
ber company, buying, inspecting and
shipping yellow pine. I understand the
business and ran give good references.
C-87, care Age-Herald. 4-2-3t-we-frl-su
WANTED—A poslTion-by~a middle aged
man either as watchman, janitor or
collector; good references and bond
furnished if desired. Address B-8S.
care Age-Herald. 4-4-2t
WANTED— Young man, salesman or cler
ical: can do most any kind of work;
kindly give an interview; must have
work; have family to support. Address
Z-87, care Age-Herald. 4-4-L’t
_WANTED-—BOARDERS _ |
EXCETL E'NT room with board? 719
8. 20th street. 3-30-12t
WELL furnished rooms, best board town;
$5 week. Kenny House, 2217 4th avenue.
3-30-lot
MODERN-conveniences; good board. 1921
Park ave.4-2-7t
TWO young men nr couple to board in
private home. Phone Main 5452-J.
4-2-5t
BOARDERS and roomers wanted for
neatly furnished*, clean, light and airy
rooms; all modern caonveniences; ex
cellent table board; congenial gentle
men preferred; close in; also six table
boarders wanted at once. Phone Main
6376-W. 2320 Fifth ave. north.
4-2-5t-we-fri-su-tu-wed
W ANT ED—Three or four young men
to room and board in lovely private
home on South Highlands. 2116 10th
avenue, south.
NICELY furnished rooms and good table
hoard at 1831 11th avenue, south. Ideal
location; modern conveniences. Prices
right. Call and investigate. Main 6997.
AUCTION SALE _
POSTPONEMENT
OF
LIVE STOCK AUCTION
On account of delay of a con
signment of seventy-live
horses we will have our sale
FRIDAY
APRIL 4TH
Instead of Wednesday, April 2.
WE WILL HAVE
A very heavy run Friday of
about
200 HEAD
Be sure to attend this sale if
you want to buy or sell.
MAXWELL & CROUCH
M ULE COMPANY
Wholesale Dealers in Horses
and Mules.
1512 SECOND' AVENUE
BUSINESS CHANCES_
KJerChXnDISE'^TSb kind quickly con
verted into cash. For particulars, ad
dress N. B. Lobe & Co., Baltimore, Md.
3-29-7t
WANTED—A partner to Invest $2000 In
good paying, well established busi
ness. Address G-85, Age-Herald.
3-S0-«t
A GENTLEMAN of- some means can
have the exclusive agency In Ala
bama for a household necessity which
is certain to bring an unusually good
Income. The business will be per
manant and be can have full charge
without interference. M-86, care
Age-Herald. 4-l-7t
PERSONAL
er, averaging over quart of whisky
dally; tried many ways to reform but
without success until I found a cer
tain easy method and was cured In
three days. Have since saved thousands
of other victims of liquor habit. It can
be overcome with or without drinker’s
knowledge. Interesting book (tells how)
mailed, plain wrapper, free, If you cut
this out and write to Edward Woods,
534 Sixth avenue, 925-B, New York.
_4-l-30t
kodaks
:frfr'nrr^reml?r“ P'rfntRg^o? on ^ydur
next order of printing; prices reason
able; prompt delivery. 1626 3d avenue.
Phone Main 5663. .i--.-3lt
FILMS developed 10c per “roll. Prints
8c and 4e each. Prompt attention and
work the beat Bert G. Coveil Co.
1M-U
ONE CENT A WORD
RATES—One cent • word n dnyi no ad.
taken for kcaa than 25c for flrat Inacr
tlnn. Cnuti innat acc«»mpany order.
MONEY TO LEND
Ground floor. Steiner Bldg. S-6-tf
REAL estate loans to suit you In
amount, terms and interest; can pay
back monthly or yearly; will take
second mortgages. John VV. Prude,
106 North 22d street. Bell'phene 240.
10-16-tf
WE negotiate loans and sell real es
tate; can handle desirable farm
loans. Mnlone-McConnell Co.. 2024 3d
avenue. 7-17-tf
MONEY to lend on real estate. F. Q.
Fonvllle. 531 First National Bank
Bldg. 8-26-tf
MONEY LOANED
ON WATCHES, DIAMONDS. JEW
ELRY. ETC.. AT LOW RATES.
LOANS CAN BE PAID BY IN
STALLMENTS.
MUTUAL LOAN SOCIETY (INC.)
210-11-12 BROWN-MARX BtDU.
}2-8-tt
MONEY TO LEND-On Birmingham and
suburban real estate; amounts anil
terms to suit borrower. Leonard-WIt
liams Investment Co., 725 Woodward
Bldg. 2-21-tf
I NEGOTIATE loans and sell real es
tate. Jerome Tucker. 207 21st St.
12-17-tf ex sun
$600. $1000, $1600, or 32000 to loan on Bir
mingham and near suburbs; real estate;
prompt attention. H. D. Smith, 206
Hood bldg._ 4-2-4t
MORTGAGE loans on city and suburban
property. Ed S. Moore, 1116 Brown
Marx. 2-16-su-tu-thu-tf
DENTISTS
free''dental work.
Free dental work will be done at the
Birmingham Dental college. 22d street
and 5th avenue, after October J.
10-9-tf- wed-frl-su
POULTRY
50 s! ~C. Brown Leghorns, still o.r free
range; no other chickens on (he farm;
stock absolutely pure. For 10 days, 15
eggs, 50c; 100, $3. Maple Hill Farm, P.
O. Box 223, Shelbyville, Tenn.
3-28-2t-frl-su
^LOST-STRAYED—STOLEN
LOST—Wednesday morning on High
land avenue car. pair nose glasses in
case. Finder please call Main 721b
_^ FARM LANDS_ _
'harms any where, in alahaSJa"
For Sale By
INGRAM REALTY COMPANY,
Birmingham.
3-14-tf
^RUBBER STAMPSJiNlDSEALS^
BROWr^T^tamp^CVorksT- 2^5 ^TefferBon
County Bank Bldg. Phone 636. Work
finished In few hours. 2-1-tf
■it "asr,-j«r-——---•^stssr
We Operate Oar Owi Plant, Making
RUBBER STAMPS
SEAL PRESSES,
STOCK CERTIFICATES,
LEGAL BLANKS, ETC.
ROBERTS & SON, (Inc.)
"THE BIO ALABAMA HOUSE."
1812 ltttli Street*. Third Ave
I'honea: 228, ,220. 1348.
FOR RENT
Location. . Looms. Price.
Northside.
1405 5th Ave. 4
1010 24th St. 5
314 16th St. 7
2406 5th Ave. 8
1709 7th Ave. D
2600 7th Ave.10
2508 6th Ave.11
709^ N. 19th st. 5
1014 N. 24th st. 6
615 N. 22(1 st.:. 8
Southstde.
910 loth St. ... .. 5
1117 St. Charles St. 9
1128 L.oulse St. 7
1131 14th St. 7
1913 10th Ave. 8
940 19th St.10
1118 20th St.11
Suburbs.
522Sout h 25th st.7
808 South 20th st...'. 9
1005 South 14th st. 8
316 Charles St. ... 5
6025 2d Ave., S. 6
$15.00
15.00
25.OH
45.00
50.00
45.00
60.00
35.00
18.00
60.00
27.50
45.00
45.00
25.00
40.00
100.00
80.00
20.00
70.00
37.50
26.00
25.00
Stores.
109-11 South 20th St.155.00
2113-15 Morris Ave.J.112.50
2324 10th Ave., No. (mill and
ware-house) .125.00
1728-30 1st Ave. 70.00
W. B. LEEDY ft 00.
SOME $40 LAND
But look what’s on It and where It Is.
Has 2 dwellings that cost $8000. 40 ten
ant houses cost $300 each, 2 barns cost
$2000, sawmill, grist mill and complete
ginnery with $4000 worth ol up-to-date
machinery. Large creek. 25 springs,
60 horse crop In cifltlvatlon, some line
timber. Level red and gray soil. Sea
board and Soirthern cross at this place.
1600 acres and with the Improvements
and location, we don't hesitate to say
it Is cheap at $40.00 an acre. Liberal
terms.
1‘fcvne 11BT Mala
$350 Cash
Balance Dead Easy
Will buy you a new 7 room two
story house on level lot 170 feet
deep. In one of the best locations
west of 20th street. lias hard
wood floors, fine electric fixtures,
nicely papered, cement basement.
You can not' do better for tlie
price of $5750.
$250 Cash
Balance Can Be
Arranged to suit you. A nd*w 6
room bungalow located fine in
Norwood. Near car line. Mas
hardwood floors, nicely papered,
nice electric fixtures, furnace
heated. Price $4750.
$6000—$500 Cash
Will buy a new 6 room two
story modern to the last minute
and located within 1 ^ bleaks
of the Highland avenue car.
Don’t wait if you want this one.
CLAUDE L. NORRIS
—and—
J. A. NORRIS
care of
Malone-McConnell R. E. &
I. Co.
2021 Third Ave. Phones 123S-12UJ
We’ve Got It. What?
JUST WHAT YOU WANT
TO BUY
WE’LL SELL IT. WHAT?
ANYTHING YOU’VE GOT
TO SELL
“LISTEN!” WE ARE
TRADERS. WE GET RE
SULTS
McDavid, Meyer,
Goldman & Terry
2109 1st Ave. Phone 2543 Main
RAVEE NORRIS, Sales Mgr.
___ HOTELS _
Georgian
Terrace
Hotel
Atlanta's new million dollar hotel,
apcued October, 1911, at Peachtree
street and Ponce de Leon avenue.
European plan, with an excellent
cuisine. Without bath $1.50 up—
with bath $2.50 up.
Situated in the best residential
district, beyond disturbances of city
traffic and smoke, and only a few
minutes from both depots.
Conceded by all to be the most
palatial, pomfoitable and up-to-date
hotel In the entire south.
A delightful stopping off place for
tourists. #
Golf
ALBERT R. KEEN, Manager
Low Excursion Fares
SEABOARD
Will sell round trips to Atlanta
on April 20 to 2$ inclusive, lftn
ited to April 29, returning at
$5.25.
Richmond, Va. and return on
sale April 7,8,9,13 and 14, lim
ited returning to April 23; rate
$21.70. n
Travel the Seaboard on time line ateel
trains and observation Pullmans.
Phone 2382 for reservations.

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