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RA'kRS—One cent a word a day* ao ad,
taken for teas than SBc for first Inser
tion. Cn*H must accompany order.
Wanted
SHAVING—10c at iy21 4th ave. S-18-tl
LADIES save ail your old hats, plumes,
trimmings, etc., from each season;
have them made new at the parlor mil
linery, 2320 Fourth Ave., north; phone
Main 4980-J. 4-8-14t
WE sharpen safety razor blades bet
ter than new, 25c dozen; send them
parcel post. Robert Prowell Stove
Co., Birmingham, Ala. 4-9-tf
HAVE you tried National Pants Crease
Holder? It holds the crease. Sent post
paid for 25 cents. Address Hamilton &
Fennell, Agents, P. O. Box 684, Atlan
ta, Ga. 4-12-71
WANTED—To rent, a house on North
Bessemer car line; family of two; would
consider long lease or buying. Address
F. E. Curtis, Woodward, Ala. 4-15-4t
GLUCK'S I)RY CLEANING CO
Cleaning, pressing, repairing, altering,
hats renovated and blocked.
1713 3d Ave. Phone Main 2372.
1-8-tf-we-th-fr-mo
WANTED—To buy a light rubber tired
second hand top buggy; must be practi
cally new and owner must sell at a bar
gain. Address Box 34, Colcanor, Ala.
4-16-3t
W ANTED—Good second-hand standard
bookkeepers desk, six feet long; must
be cheap. Address P. O. Box 177, N.
Birmingham. 4-17-31
WANTED—My customers and friends to
know 1 have sold my barber shop at
211b 2nd avenue; am now at City Hall
barber shop, 319 19th street. Come, L.
L. smith.
WANTED-To borrow anywhere from
$50U to $3000 from private party, on good
llist mortgage .property in Birmingham;
loan to be less than 50 per cent of val
uation of property: agents nec<J not ap
ply. Address Room 5, Lyon-Terry Bldg.,
or tail Main 8536.
■jgj=g--*-:---:
_WANTED—MALE HELP_
ITyTfiTif jf.3u~iiut Store, 2010 3d avenue. ^
_ 1-4-tf
TWO men to work as news agents; long
runs on Southern railroad. 318 North
26th street. * 3-29-tt
MEN of ideas with inventive ability
should write for new list “Needed In
ventions,” “Prizes for Patents.” Ran
dolph & Co., Patent Attorneys, Wash
ington, D. C. 4-12-71
WANTED—First class insurance man fur
superintendent of agents. Alabama.
Apply 009 American Trust Bldg. 4-13-10t
\v A \’ T ED—1 nd ust rious bo.v to work
around grocery; wheel furnished. Apply
i o’clock this morning. 1218 N.8 14th st.
_ 4-J4-7t
WANTED—A Hist class gin saw trainer.
Only a No. 1 man need apply. Lummus
Cotton Gin Co., Columbus, Ga. 4-17-lt
FUEL illustrated book tells of about
.too,000 protected positions in L'nited
Slates service; thousands of vacancies
every year: there is a big chance here
for you. sure, and general pay, lifetime
employment: just ask for booklet T-209;
no obligation. Earl Hopkins, Wasli
_i«• gton 1 C. 4-1 -.jot
SOOD WAGES PLENTY OF WORK
NO TROI'BLK- GO NORTH FUR
THE SI MMER.
Good men wanted in all branches of our
business; laborers, handy machine men.
molders. helpers, rammers, coremakers
and chippers. Able bodied men can be
«•< me skilled chippers and core makers
in less tbrin 30 days and make o\er $:i
I er day. Commonwealth .Steel Co..
Granite City, 111. 5c fare from Si.
Louis. Mo. 4-9-10t-we-fri-su-mo
WANTED—Male stenographer and office
assistant. Address in your own hand
writing, stating salary wanted. G-94.
• are Age-Herald. '
WANTED—Bookkeeper of experience and
ability to keep accounts of stock farm
in Tennessee. Good references required.
Address F-94. care Age-Herald. 4-18-2t.
WANTED—Reliable, experienced work-j
ing married farmer: share croppers pre
. ierred; might consider dependable, sat-i
isfactory man on salary if proven jelia- 1
hie and competent; good opening. Box!
845.
WANTED—IEMALE HELP
\V ANTED—A YOUNG LADY TO AS
SISI’ IN OFFICE WORK. APPLY AT
•MAIN OFFICE OF LOUIS SAKS
CLOTHING COMPANY.
WANTED— Experienced skirt and waist
finishes*. 1912 South 16th avenue.
WANTED—A cook; good cook at once for
couple; references required. Phone 3079
Main. After Monday at 3820 Lakeview
avenue, south.
WANTED, SEAMSTRESS, at once]
Queen City Decorating Co., 4u9 N. 20th
street.
WANTED— SALESMEN
-fiwvimrsAfiMN:
WE REQUIRE AT ONCE THE SERV
ICES OF THREE GOOD, LIVE, AC
TIVE HIGH GRADE TRAVELING
SALESMEN TO TRAVEL SOUTHERN
STATES. APPLICANTS MUST BE
OVER 25 YEARS OF AGE, GOOD PER
SONALITY' AND HAVE SUCCESSFUL
RECORD AS SALESMEN; TO SUCH
WE CAN OFFER A POSITION THAT
WILL PAY $200 AND UP I r,R MONTH
ABOVE EXPENSES. EXCLUSIVE1
TERRITORY AND TRAVELING EX
PENSES ADVANCED. REFERENCES
REQUIRED. E. F. WHITE, HOTEL
MORRIS, BIRMINGHAM.
_._4-l&»2t-fri-8ii
WANTED—HELP
JflfN, WOMKX-Got government jobs;
excellent salaries; write immediately for
Xiee list of positions obtainable. Frank
lin Intsitute, Dept. 2-C, Rochester, X. V
4-14-lmo-ex-tu-thu
WANTBIPA good c'ook, room on lot. Ap
ply at 2315 Orange avenue.
WANTED“Carpenters, helper?; ItJcIc
mason helpers, all white, open shop
work; 20 double teams for hauling
fcteady work guaranteed; colored cleaner{
and presser; baker, colored or white: |
her openings. Room 626, Chamber ol'j
HOtoarca building.
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ONE CENT A WORD
RATES—Oar rent a wfird a day; an ail
taken for lea* (lino 20c fo* flrat Inner
tlon. Caali tniiat accomnnny order,
FOR SALE
TALKWITHALAN 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 it's Real Estate to buy
" Sell or exchange, see
“T/E LIVE WIRE.*’
HAG'lARD REALTY CO.f
Phone 7794. *01 American Trust. Bldg.
_ 2-13-tf
WE will build you a home. Birmingham
Building and Imp. Co. 414-15-16 Amer
ican Trust Bldg. 1-16-tr
FOR SALE at Neill’s stock yards, corner
Morris avenue and 24th street, lots of
good milch cows with young calves; will
swap for dry cows. Call Main 464.
FOR SALE—One new Underwood type
writer; never been Used; also job lot of
office furniture at bargain: give your
address and I will call. Address B-94,
care Age-Herald. 4-18-3t
I HAVE a nice 5 room cottage; lias bath
and electricity; good repair; good loca
tion and close to cars, Wood lawn; intrin
sically worth $2000, but will take SI700,
$500 cash, balance arranged: am peeding
some cash. Address “Needing Money,”
care Age-Hera Id. 4-17-2t
ONE CENT A WORD
IUTKS—On#» cent n word ■ «twyi no n«L
Inkru for Iran (linn *#«• for flraf Inser
tion. nm'Otuwiny orilrr.
__ FOR SALE _____ _ _ _ _ _
J
rx NORWOOD
$3900.
rfix room cottage on lot
0 by 190 feet, facing
cast, one-half block from
Norwood car line.
See
McLIN J. CARTER,
or
TALK WITH ALAN JEMISOX.
FOR SALE.
A very beautiful home in most desirable
part of South Highlands; has every con
venience, modern improvements; 7 rooms
and large sleeping porch; fine, large bath
and separate lavatory and toilet on first
floor; house beautifully decorated; fine
electrical fixtures; ceiling and Avail
bracket lights in all rooms and light in
every closet; lots of closet and storage
i-oom; Burroughs' screens; elevated lot
50x152, with fine shade trees and grass;
Large servant house in rear; fine facili
ties for delivery of coal, etc. For quick
sale, $6500: worth $7500; easy terms.
Phone Main 0955. Th; Peirce-Foshee
Co., 701-2 Empire Bldg.
ARRIVAL AND DI I'AHTI RE OF PASSENGER TRAINS, RIRMINGHAM
The lulJuiviug schedule figures ure published uuly as lufurmatluu, aud are uot
guaranteed
»Iial..v except Sunday._ ••Sundav only.
BIRMINGHAM TERMINAL STATION
Southern Hallway
So. Arrive **om—
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12 Greenville ?*utui
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10 Mobile b:30 pm
23 Jackaon villa 12:25 pm
2b Selma 1#:25 am
39 Atlanta 10.00 pm
86 Sow York 11:40 am
iy .New York 4:45 pm
No. U«t»art To
ll Greenville T :00 am
12 Atlanta 11:15 um
115 Columbue 4:05 pm
10 Mobile 6:45 am
24 Jacksonville 1:65 pm
27 Selma 8 :45 pm
40 Atlanta 6^* •“
i'.6 New York 5:50 pm
au New York _ am
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No. Arrive Slum—
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2 New Orleans 0 :i»5 am
3 uucinuaU IV :1b aiu
4 New Orleans fa :V0 l'o.
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t Meridian 11 :bb uu.
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12 MeriAlaa 11:35 on
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2 t mchuiati 0:10 *ui
2 New Uiieaua 10:20 am
4 tiucwuatl 0:0i> pin
5 Meridian 4:lo pin
0 Miailauooca 4:u0pm
7 New Orleaua 10:25 pm
b New York 6 J5 am
11 Meridian 0:30 am
Chattanooga 02)0 am ;
Frisco Lines
No. Arrivo From—
10G Iiauaaa City 3:45 pa
103 Kanima City 0:15 am
925 Wlnfiaid 10:15 am
>21 51 roipUla_0:40 pm
Ay. Depart To—
iuB Kansas City 12:3® led
194 Kansas City 19:30 poi
92b Winfield 2:66 pm
922 Memphis 140 am
Outrnl of Ga. Ry.
So. Arrive Arum—
1 liacoa 10:10 pm
'J .Savannah aso
Jacksonville 12:05 pm
3 Savannah 11:55 am]
-No. Depart To—
3 Maooo T :0ft am
IV Savannah and
Jackson villa 4:35 pm
4 Savannah l:fiftpm
BIRMINGHAM TERMINAL STATION
Seaboard Air Liae Ur.
no. Arm# * rum
33 New York 0:50 pm
41 New York Ik: 10 pm
il AUfcula 0:30 pm
ao. Depart To
il* New York 8 :00 an
Zf New York 8:00 cm
jo Atlanta 6:4® an
Ullnola Central 1C IC
No. Arrlre i-rona—
J Chicago and
8t. Loula 4:15 vra
i>o. Lspart To—
iu Chicago Md
Be Louis 19:IS pa
LOUISVILLE *fe\ASIIVILLE STATION i
L. A M. K. U. |
ao. Arrive arose—
1 Cincinnati 8:25 am
2 New uiieaue 12:10 pin
3 Cincinnati 3:25 pm
4 New Orieaua 3:37 tui
*5 Decatur 7:15 pm
7 Cincinnati 3:50 am
8 New Orleans 11:53 .pm
10 Montgomery 7:15 piu
12 Montgomery lo:45 urn
*15 Decatur 10:oo am
*No. Depart To—
1 New Orleans 8:38 am !
2 Cincinnati 18:22 pro
3 New Orleans 3:4(1 pro
4 UuduualJ «;45 pm
•fi Decatur 8:15 am !
* New Orleans 4:u6am
8 Cincinnati 12:01 am
y Montgomery *:2Uam
11 Montgomery k:60pm
* 14 Decatur 4 :pu pro
Birmingham Mineral
Ao. Arrive * rom—
39 Praco 5:15 pm
48 iuacalooea ll.J5.iui
43 Bloctoo 7 25 t-u.
*3 Auweton 10:49 wu
47 Aooleioa «:50 in.
103 TueciUuoaa t»:u6 pu
.No. Depart To—
38 Praco 1:16 am
41 Blootoa • .36 am
48 Blocton 1:45 pm
44 Auulatoa 1:46 pm
I 40 Auulatoa 6:35 am
I .01 Tuecalooea 6:25 eta
A., II. A A.
-mi. Arrive *to»—
23 Brunawlck li:50am
25 Talladega S;3C put
*'«• Depart To—
24 Brunswick 4:04 pa
26 Talladega a uie an
a rain, carited time t*| run daily, except Sunday. Other trains run dally. Central tlf
_FCm^SALE_
iTiTM^luTereM^Tn^'new'TaTT^ in
every respect; want some one who un
derstand** business to take charge;
splendid opportunity. B-2107 3d avenue.
FOR SALK Twelve rooms.
First floor selected hal’d wood.
Kxtra large cement ha semen t.
Two large servant rooms.
(jarttge for three cars.
Kxtra large lot.
Well located on Soutnslde.
110.000.
Terms reasonable.
r>V£» and «P*. per cent interest.
This- is a nice home tor, some one.
K. .1. U RNS CO.,
40G American Trust Bldg.
Phone .Main T«‘»6.
BARGAIN.
We have h 7 room collage on
Avenue F, between 27th and 28th
sts. that we can sell at a bar
gain. Fine lot. 50x190 ft., south- .
ern exposure; house in good re
pair and servant house in rear.
This is the very location for a
business man who must not be
too far from town and conven
ient to car lines. Call us up and
make appointment to see. Will
make very close price and easy
terms.
W. H. BASON,
GIBSON INSURANCE & REALTY CO.,
312 North 21st st. Main 2785.
4-18-2t-fri-su
FOR SALE.
6 room house, hall, front and back
porch', 2 corner lots. »/2 block from car \
Uhe; $1350; $2000 tire insurance on home.
WEBB-COLE REALTY CO..
201 Jefferson Co. Bank Bldg. Phone 4572.
FOR SALE.
Tiie fields and woodlands around Bir
mingham this yeai are covered with
beautiful homes and paved streets next
year. People are becoming rich u’l
along by having bought a few acres on
the edge of this city and letting the
town build over their property and in
that way enabling them to sell for many
times what it cost.
I have 10 acres near car line and paved
road at Powderly. just outside the cit>
limits, directly between Birmingham
and Bessemer, which two cities will
eventually come together solid. This
tia<‘t will make some one rich. Owner
will exchange it for a nice bungalow, or
will sell on easy terms.
The investor’s firenfl. swaps, sells ami
buys anything.
J. M. GIBSON.
40!) Empire Building.
i
_ FOR SALfc
KOJt SALE—$ij50o, 72xli)t> ft.; i«h st., near
■>tli ave.; 2 good lmyses, rent for $7,28 per
annum. This is nearly a per cent on
price. This will soon be business proper
ty: more business on 141 li st. now than
any street west of 18th st. This price
Is $2o per foot under the market. For
speculation and invest men t combined,
it cannot lie beat. J. H. Stillman, U(i*4
21st street. 4-lS-2t-frl-su
iHU SAI-E—Two extra nice lots .58x209
each, i iose to car line, well elevated, on
7o foot street, in beautiful Edge wood;
would take good pair hoises or mules
as part payment. E. V. Dorse, P. O.
liox Sop. 4-17-2L
FOR SALK1—The land sustains; your
choice any five acres or more in beauti
ful to acre tract near Bessemer, $80 acre.
See It. Box 845. «Phone 5272.
"A FEW ACRES AND LIBERTY."
Fifty-one acres, two miles above Mount
Pinson, on macadamized rood, $2000.
Arthur \V. Brown, 408 Title Guar
antee Bldg. 4-9-tf
FOR SALE—A beautiful 50 foot alley cor
ner lot, well shaded with number of
large trees; alley graded and macadam
ised; located in Ardis Heights, South
13th street, within 150 feet of car line:
$4o per front foot if sold at once; terms.
Apply to owner, T. H. Conwfly, 747
Brown-M arx Bldg. Residence phone
Main 3670-J. Bell phone Main 1015.
_____4-17-7t
FOR SAI.E v
EUROPEAN HOTEL AND CAPE.
The best and most up-to-date restau
rant and 33-room European hotel, in live
tourist and commercial town, in Western
North Carolina. Long lease. A money
maker Tourist season now commencing.
This will stand the strictest investiga
tion. Reason for selling, sickness In fam
ily. Postoffice Box No. 35, Asheville, X.
c- 4-17-7t
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
FuR SALE Ai a sacrifice, modern 5-.
room bungalow. Norwood. *300 cash,
balance *2n per month or will trade
tot- buggy and horse. I hone 5326 (_*
Murray, 2001 4th avenue.
__4-X8-2t-ii-SU
X aM leaving town and will sell~niy
mod in .>-room cotage in best part
of \\ est End for several hundred
dollars less than actual eost of lot
and building; n lew hundred dollars
will handle H; must sell at once
See Sam Houston at Birmingham
A rms & Cycle Co.
_WANTKn—m) A RDE RS
A REAL nice screened stcamheatecl
room in private family, for couple, with
two meals a day: breakfast and dinner;
l*°t water any time. At tRl *'3d at
north- Phone 74x9-\v Main." ' x-Il-tt
BI,(.il \ I SPRINGS HOTEL now open for
season 1913; rates, *10.50 per week.
„ __l-18-24t-fr-3U-tU
_MISCELLANEOUS
Tlfy the Premier Printing'”CoPorT^ynur
next order of printing; prices reason
able; prompt delivery. 15:6 :u avenue.
Rhone Main 5663. *>-27-311
ONE CENT A WORD
MATES—One cent n nnrff n rfnyf ®o ad.
taken for lea* thnn 'iBc for flr*t In*er
tlon. Cm*H ninat accompany order
FO.R RENT—ROOMS
f^wr\0rLS?P^xrr^rrsiTTo^rc^^
nace heat: modern conveniences; j
moderate price; bath free. 2100 oth
avenue. 6-25-tf ,
AT the Birmingham hotel, steam 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 25c up.
3-22-30t
CLEAN, airy rooms with best board in
town; $5 a week. Kenny House, 2217 4th
avenue. 4-10-lQt
NICELY furnished front room with ele
gant heated bathroom, hot baths at all j
hours; house screened. Bell phone 2212 j
North 4th ave. 4-lG-tf |
NICELY furnished outside rooms, con- j
v^nient to business section. 1727% 2d {
ave. D. H. Waddell. 4-16-3t i
FOR RENT—targe, airy front room, up- ,
stairs, to gentlemen or to couple with- I
out small children: convenient to meals
and cars. Main 3911-J. 4-17-2t
NICELY furnished front room, private
family. 511 North 19th street. 4-17-2t
NICE furnished room, private family’;
near Five Points. 1810 10th ave. S.
Phone 6302-J. _____ *-17-7t
NICELY furnished room for rent in my
home on South Highlands; all modern,
conveniences; meals next door, if de
sired. Phone Main 4736-W.
PRETTY rooms with good service at
Lykes Apartments; first class in every
respect; all rooms coo! ‘»nd screened;
close in; 1914 6th avenue. Phone 6503-J.
FOR RENT—Two rooms, beautiful, newly
furnished front rooms, in lovely South
Highland home. Phoita* Alain 1571-J.
4-1S-3t
TWO rooms, furnished for light, house
keeping. 2100 7th avenue. Inquire 2114
6th avenue.
LARGE, elegantly furnished front room,
four windows, cool and delightful for
summer months, with or without kitch
enette; private home. 2114 6th ave.
FOR RENT—Elegant front room, furnish
ed with single beds, ail conveniences;
nice location, near Five Points; a bar
gain for two young men. Phone Main
3538- W.
TWO extra nice furnished rooms for light
housekeeping to couple without children,
privilege of reception loom; electric
lights, hot water: reasonable. 616 N.
17th street. Main 6148-J.
NEATLY furnished rooms foFliglTThouse
keeping: convenient, reasonable. 614 N.
17th street. 4-lS-3t.
MONEY TO LEND
Ground floor, Steiner Bldg. S-fi-tf
WILL LOAN
$5000
On improved Birmingham property at
reasonable rate of interest.
\Y. II. BASON,
Gibson Insurance and Realty Co.,
*312 North 21st St. Main 2785.
REAL estate loans to suit you in
amount, terms and interest; can pay
back monthly or yearly; will take
second mortgages. John W. Prude,
106 North 22d street. Bell phme 240.
je_ 10-16»tf
WE negotiate leant and -sell real es
tate; can handle desirable farm
loans. Malone-McConnell Co., ^024 3d
avenue. 7-17-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 BLDG.
12-8-tf
MONEY—If you have a business lot, well
located; we will lend money to improve
it with at Z\i per cent. 332 Hood Build
ing. D. F. Allen. 4-13-lt
I NEGOTIATE loans and sell real es
tate. Jerome Tucker, 207 21st St.
12-17-tf ex sun
MONEY TO MINI * "i- Birmingham and
suburban real estate. Leonard Wil
liams Co., 725 Woodward Bldg.
_ 4-16-tf
v WILL LOAN
$50* mi
On improved Birmingham property at
reasonable rate of interest.
W. H. BASON,
Gibson Insurance and Realty Co.,
312 North 21st Street. Main 2785.
MONEY to lend on Birmingham and sub^
urban real estate. Loonard-Williams
Co.. 725 Woodward Bldg. 4-16-tf.
MONEY TO LEND—The Protective-, Life
Insurance company, home office. Em
pire Bldg.. Birmingham, has money to
lend on improved Income earning farms
at 8 per cent net, free of commissions,
3 to 5 years. 4-18-21
WANTED— A<; ENTS
-ALKnts:-Elf!?©?
SEX, TO SELL THE KAMOVS "CUFF
LINE" OK HADRIAN TOILET GOODS.
BIG COMMISSION- AND EXCLUSIVE
TERRITORY TO THE RIGHT PAR
TIES. WRITE FOR TERMS. PAT
TON-POPE DRUG CO.. BIRMING
HAM. __ 4-11- 13-15-13-20-6t
AGENTS wanted for the "1 lorforjTaf-The
Ohio Floods,•• a thrilling and authentic
account, great seller, big profit; anybody
anywhere can make lots nr money;.retail
price, $1; agents sample copy and
terms only 35 cents; write quick. H. A.
Stewart, Jenifer. Ala. i-is-:;t-fr-su
- ■ K WANTED One <<r two good
rental, agents to work on commission
basis; none but energetic men need ap
, . . ..I ioy at Room 5. Lyun-Terry Bhlg.
personal
DftTCirTrASir^r^^r^^
er, averaging over quart of whisky
daily; tried many ways to reform hut
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 hook (tells how;
mailed, plain wrapper, free, if you cut
this out and write to Edward W'oods,
634 Sixth avenue, K5-B, New York.
4-l-J0t
7 l
ONE CENT A WOOD
RATES—One cent n word a dnyi no ad.
taken for leea than 25c for flrat Inner*
tfon. Cm|i mu at wciimniawy order.
_WANTED—-SITU ATION^_
WANTED—Work by colored man and
wife; general house work, cook and
butler, waiter and yard work. Can
give first-class references. J. P. Lewis,
2008 Avenue B. 4-17-2t.
HOTELS AND CAKES’ ATTENTION.
Experienced steward in city, looking
over field, would consider propositions.
Address Z-93, care Age-Herald. 4-17-21
WANTED—Position in uoctor’s office, to
clean up and answer phone, and other
small duties, .address L\ 93, care Age
Herald. 4-17-4t
WANTED—An experienced accountant
and salesman desires any kind of em
ployment; excellent references; reason
able terms. Address Y-93, care Age
Herald. 4-17-2t
REFINED young lady with musical and
college education desires a position as
governess in private family or as com
panion to elderly lady or couple. Ref
erences exchanged. Address W-93, care
Age-Herald. 4-17-3t
BY' a registered pharmacist, single man.
Address Pharmacist, P. O. Box 448,
Montgomery, Ala.
WANTED—Situation by iirst class book
keeper and office man for afternoons—
2 until 6:30. Some knowledge of sten
ography, good operator on typewriter,
and would be willing to make myself
useful in any way; employed during
morning. Address 094. care Age-Her
ald. 4-18-2t-fr-su
LADY' of middle age, relined, capable ami
experienced, to take charge or assist in
management of small hotel, boarding
1 or rooming house; have no incumbrance
and possess both ability ami untiring
1 energy. Address Mrs. E. M., Aubrey.
| Ala. 4-18-21
WANTED—Position b.v experienced of
fice man. shipping clerk or salesman;
high class references. E-94. care Age
Herakl. 4-18-2t
WANTED-Position by young lady ste
nographer; very accurate; four years’
experience in different lines. Address,
“.J.." 824 South 19th st. i-18-2t
WANTED—By refined, educated middle
aged lady, position as housekeeper
or companion; no drudgery. H-94,
care Age-Herald.4-18-2t
BUSINESS CHANCES __
| TO THE DR T GO I ST 8 "an<i~ Doctors of
Birmingham and the Birmingham dis
trict and my friends: Beg to say if
you wish any Pep to Lac stock from
me at par will ask you to call at 495
Woodward Building or Phone Main 82*i2,
as will leave for Atlanta Monday morn
ing. C. D. Henley. 4-17-2t
WANTED—Man to buy interest in dairy,
milk and ice cream business; paying bus
iness. Address C-98, care Age-Herald.
4-lo-6t
WANTED—To sell well established fur
niture business in thriving Alabama
town; terms, $500 down, balance cun
be arranged to suit purchaser. Ad
dress G-93, care Age-Herald.
4-16-01
MAKE BEST cash offer for two or more
shares of Birmingham Mortgage and
Trust Co.’s stock today at 13 to 1
o’clock. Main 8303.
LOST, STRAYED ORSTOLEN
foST—Bunch of'Yale keys'on'North Bes
semer cur near Brighton station about
2:30 o'clock Wednesday. Return to 1722
Third avenue and receive reward.
LOST—Gold medal watch rob given by
Birmingham Athletic club to Felix
Blackburn. 1911. Return to 813 First Na
tional Bank Bldg., and receive reward.
LOST—Two bunches of keys, one last
Wednesday two weeks ago, with 11 or
more keys, other Thursday last, with
keys and lag. with E. O'Connell, Room
40() Farley Bldg.: the first hail a tag
from Scalbiugers on it. Return to Age
Herald ami receive reward. Address
A-94. Agc-Uerald.
--——
LOST—Wednesday, probably between
3d avenue and 19lh street and 5lh
avenue and 15th street, north, gold
bracelet, chased ort one side. Find
er \V111 please phone Main 4986-J and
receive reward.
FARM LANDS
’T:armS'anywheremn~alabama"'
For Sale By
INGRAM REALTY COMPANY,
Birmingham.
3-14-tf
KODAKS
FILMSdeveloped 1®c P®r ro,h p"nts
3c and 4c each. Prompt attention and
work the best. Bert G. Covell Co.
___10-4-tf
FOR RENT
314 Chamber of Commerce Bldg. Apply
to Jemlson Real Estate and Insurance
Co. 4-15-6t-tu-we-fr-BU-mo-we
FOR "RENT—Choice cottage, bath and
electricity, good repair. 115 X. 68th st.,
half block of1 cars; |15. H. D. Smith, 2M
Hood Bldg. f <-18-31
DEMISTS ~
'"free DENTAL WORK. ~
Free dental work will be done at ,the
Birmingham Dental college, 22d street
and 3th avenue, alter October 1.
10-9-tf-wed-fri-su
RUBBER STAMPS AND SEALS
BitSvi/rf^STamp^VVorks: SoS JeHeraon
County Bank Bldg. Phone 833. Work
finished In few hours. _*-Mf
CORPORATION RECORD
MINUTE BOOKS
STOCK CERTIFICATES
SEAL PRESSES
RUBBER STAMPS
L ITHOGRAPHINO
ROBERTS A SON (Inc.)
••THE BIO ALABAMA HOUSE
HUBERT W, 10» I'O. Brest.
1812 ;:rSTs 3rd Ave.
rfeonee am. am and 1#4*
______ _LEGAL NOTICES_
Notice—Sale of School Lands
On Monday, April 21, 1913, at 12 o’clock,
in front of the courthouse door of Jeffer
son county, in the city of Birmingham. I
will offer to the highest bidder for cash
Indemnity school lands granted to tho
state of Alabama by tlie 1'nited States
government, but not yet selected, and
amounting to 1000 acres.
These selections are indemnity lands to
which the state Is entitled from the fed
eral government by reason of failure of
the general government to yet apportion
to the state Its full quota of lands in lieu
of sixteenth sections originally granted to
the state, and which have not yet been
certified to the state, either through tho
selections made by lion. John M. Caldwell
or otherwise.
For detailed Information regarding the
exact status of the selections above re
ferred to, communicate with tho under
signed who will furnish a prepared state
ment giving all information available.
If bids should be received from different
persons involving the prospective selection
of identical lands by competing bidders,
the state's representatives, after the sale,
will enter negotiations with said conflict
ing bidders with a view to adjusting if
possible in ail amicable manner equitable
to all concerned, the state Included.
The right to reject any and all bids Is
expressly reserved.
(.Signed)
HENRY .1. \VII-I.’IN’GHAM.
Superintendent of Education.
4-4-3t-fii |
FOR RENT
NORTHSIDE.
Location. Rooms. Price.
1330 mil Ave. 8 ? 10.01
2418 5th Ave. 8 00.00
615 22il SI. . 8 50.00
1709 7th Ave. 50.00
2408 5th Ave. 8 15.00
SOUTH SIDE.
516 27th St. 6 15.Pi
1131 14th St. 5 23.00 |
jC2 25th St. ' no.00 |
1913 10th Ave. 8 40.00
80S 20th St. ;l To.oo
940 19th SI. 10 100.00
1118 20th St. 11 80.00
1407 11th Ave. H "3.00
SUBURBS.
316 Charles St.. W. E. 5 23.00
6025 2il Ave.. So. Wdln. 6 '-'3.00 :
402 Charles St.. W. E. . 3 22.Tsi
STORES.
109-11 So. 20th St.1435.00
2114-19 Morris Ave. 112.
2221 Morris Ave. 5o.oo
300 No. ltth St. 90.00
526 Bo. 12th St. 13.00
601 No. 26th St. 30.00 |
W. B. LEEDY & CO.
112 N. 21st St. Phono 12.
■ _ ;
_ HOTELS__|
i—---.
I Georgian
Terrace
Hotel
Atlauta’s new million dollar hotel,
Dpeued 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 lip.
Situated in the best residential [
district, beyond disturbances ol' city
traffic and smoke, and'only a few
minutes from both depots.
Conceded by all to he the most
palatial, comfoitable and up-to-date
hotel in the entire south.
A delightful stopping off place for
tourists.
Golf
ALBERT R. KEEN, Manager j
Low Excursion Fares
SEABOARD
Will sell round trips to Atlanta!
on April 20 to 25 inclusive, lim-;
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.
Travel the Seaboard on time line steel
trains and observation Pullniani.
Phone 2382 for reservations.
ANCHOR LINE
New Twin-Nerrw Nteamehlna
“Canirronla,” “f nltfornln," ••’Caledonia'’
and "Columbia”
Sailing from New York every Saturdny
Glaaguw (Via Movllle) Londonderry
For Book of Tours, Rates, etc., apply to
HENDERSON BROTHERS. Gen l Agts. i
t, pnd 19 Broadway, Now York, or i
Steiner Brothers, 2101 1st Ave.: It. \v
Puckett. Terminal Station, or .lark \V.
Johnson, 1927 1st Ave., Birmingham 1
\ - ■
Beer Savings
There’s Better Sat
isfaction in
Peerless
80c Per Dozen
You get an abso
lutely Pure Beer and
in Brown Bottles.
Now is the time to
change from what
you drank last sum
mer to “Peerless.”
You’ll like it.
(20c paid for every
dozen empty bottles
returned)
A. B. Walsfrom
Phone Main 3904
Or a card to 1812 1st Ave.
Drs. Dozier & Dozier
SPECIALISTS
1J3H Twenfy-flrnt street,
UIRMIKGHAM, ALA.
(>. T. l)oilrr( M. I>.
Nervou*, lllofld,
Skin* I*«l%ic *nd
Chronic l>l*en*e».
Ilyron Dozier, 1*1.1*
Ky«» y«r, -Nohu,
u ii «l V h r o a j
(Glam Mm Fitted.)
We treat scientifically all chronic
nervou.'i. blood, skin, genlto-urinary
and female diseases. also can
cer, scroiula. rheumatism and all
muruld conditions or the heart,
lungs, liver, kidneys, bladder and
pelvic organs.
SAl-VAH.' A
hcleullflcally Administered
listablished In Birmingham, April,
ISsti. 'me best equipped medical
institute in Alabama. No clougn for
euiiKiiliatlmi aud culmination. We
furnish ail medicines, and give to
our patients tim benefits to be de
rived from A-Kay* Violet Rays.
Ruby ldaht Baths, Medicated Vapor
Baths. Nebulised Inhalations, and
everything ran make available
for the cure of disease.
Question list for men and woman
sent on reques..
Office Hours
Sunday*! « m. to 1 p. m.
Week Day*i S a. m. to U p. m.
FOR SPECIAL
MESSENGER
CAIJ. QC OFF1CB
PHO\R OU 417 SOUTH ltltb ST.
Business Strictly Confidential
The Boston Dye House
Clot lies (leaned, Dyed null
Repaired. Suita Cleaned and
»*rea«ed $1. Suita l'rew»ed by hand
Free Delivery j
Rhone INI* Office 417 .\. 10th St.

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