The Birmingham age-herald. [volume], April 23, 1913, Page 12, Image 12

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ONE CENT A WORD
ItATF*—One cent m rronl n dayj no ad.
taken for teas than 25c for flrait Inser
tion. Cash mnat accompany order.
__WANTED
BHAVmg^ISriTTs'ii 4th ave. S-lB-tl
Vk sharpen safety razor blades bet
ter than new, 25c dozen; send them
parcel post. Robert Prowell Stove
Co., Birmingham, Ala. 4-'J-ti’
|HAVE YOU SEEN 1’HK" 1 IANDSOME
NEW HOMES IN EDOEWOOD? 4-19-tf
AVAXTED-1To-rent-a nicely furnished 5
room bungalow, good location, reason
able rale. Address Bungalow, Age-Her
ald^ 4-22-2t
” GLUCK’S DRY CLEANING CO.
Cleaning, pressing, repairing, altering,
hats renovated and blocked.
1713 3d A e. Phone Main 2372.
1-8-tf-we-th-fr-mo
WANTED—To buy National cash regis
ter, receipt and strip printer; must be
111 first class order and bargain: also
consider oil tank and show cases. Write
fully what you have, giving street ad
dress and phone. C. W. Smith, Metro
polltan Hotel, city.
WANTED—At once, one man for ent-ofr
saw. wlger man. three lumber stackers,
three mule drivers to handle logs, con
tractors with teams. Brent Lumber Co.,
Tunnel Springs, Ala. 4-23-7t
WANTED—SITUATION
JlTUATlbN wanted by competent young
lady bookkeeper, with 6 years’ exper
ience; employed but want better posi
tion; references furnished. Address
Bookkeeper, Box 216, Huntsville, Ala.
4-2U-4t
§TVE_NEW HOMES IN EDGE WOOD
COMPLETED AND FOUR MORE UN
DER CONSTRUCTION. 4-19-tf.
{WANTED—A situation by elderly lady
as housekeeper; prefer hotel; no objec
tion to leaving city; best of reference.
Address W-96, care Age-Herald. 4-22-:it
(WOULD like to make a connection with
some good firm; can furnish A-l refer
ences. Address U-96, care Age-llerald.
4-22-3t
fro UNO man of 38 wants position driving
tank wagon; will consider any proposi
tion. Phone Main 7413-J.4-22-21
JfcrANTED—'by widow of refinement and
experience, position- an housekeeper in
hbtel or to take c harge of small hotel
» or first class rooming or boarding house.
Address Z-94, care Age-Herald. 4-22-21
feoOK KEEPING, or any clerical work;
number of years experience and best
of references. Address Z-96, care Age
Herald.___4-23-2t
^WANTED—Situation, by settled and re
fined lady as companion to aged cou
ple, or as attendant upon convalescent,
or would take charge of rooming house.
Address A-97, care Age Herald. 4-23-2t
{WANTED—Position as traveling or lo
cal salesman; experienced in vvood
enware line; also clothing; can fur
nish A-l references. Address K-97.
care Age-Herald. 4-23-21
IWAftTED—By boy of 18, position as
file clerk or general office work; can
use typewriter; 2 years' experience;
salarv no object. Call Main 5961.
4-23-21
foSlTJON as paymaster of large lum
ber concern; several years’ experi
ence. Address M-97, care Age-Herald.
4-28-2t
~JwANTED^IA LE H ELP_
BJYERS^Oo Hat Store, 2010 3d avenue. ^
1-4-tf
ft*WO men to work as news agents; long
runs on Southern railroad. 318 North
26th street. 3-29-tf
f'REE illustrated book tells of about
300,000 protected positions in United j
States service; thousands of vacancies!
every year; there is a big chance here j
for you, sure, and general pay, lifetime
employment; just ask for booklet T-209: I
no obligation. Earl Hopkins, Wash-j
ir.gton, D. C. 4-l-30t j
\ \T i.! - at once!
Apply the Youngstown Sheet and Tu j
Company Employment Bureau. Stop
10 East Youngstown. O. 4-22-7t
0 •« MD W AGES PLENTY • •’ WORK
NO TROUBLE-GO NORTH FOR
THE SUMMER.
{Good men wanted in all branches of our
business; laborers, handy machine men.
niolders. helpers,* rammers, coremakers j
and chippers. Able bodied men can be
ccme skilled chippers and coremakers
in less than 30 days and make over
per day. Commonwealth Steel Co.,
Granite City, UL 5c fare from St.
Louis, Mo. 4-9-16t-wc-fri-su-mo
WANTED—Men to learn the barber
trade; few weeks completes; position
open; tuition $25; free catalog. Birming
ham Barber College, Birmingham.
2-2-tf-frt-su-wed
toCAL 'representative wanted; no carT
vassing or soliciting required; good in
come assured. Address National Co-Op
erative Realty Co., V-700 Maiden Build
. fug, Washington, D. C. 4-2-9t-we-su
%ANTED-Bright boy to help in office:
must toe good penman and have had
some experience; salary, $45 per month
to begin; excellent chance for promo
tion. Apply at office of plant Birming
ham Car and Manufacturing Co.. North
Birmingham._ »
VAXTKh-Triiiuim-is and laborers for
ipiderground work; wages $1.75 per day.
If they work less than 20 days per
month, or $2 per day if they work 20
days or more per month; contract trano
mere earn $2 to $2.75 per day; also out
side laborers at 91.50 per day; company
time, or contract work, loading and un-'
loading railroad cars, ai which ovtAp $2
per day can be earned. Tennessee
Copper Co.. Ducktown. Tenn. 4-29-44
^ ANTED k* liable. c\in i i« nc.-<i working
settled married farmer (not “soft place
‘ Boss-’ job hunters). Shares, rental or
salary; good openings for dependable,
competent men. Box S45.
Wanted a good experienced white man
to work behind lunch counter. Call
Phone Main 5979. _
WANTED—Ball players to (ravef sovit
ern Mates. If you can play ball apply
3(h; n. 17th street todai* before 5:00 p. m
’ SCRAP IKON ____
S-t'af iron, huass an I i RT hhi: It,
RELAY RAILS IS WHAT YYK WANT
TO Hl’Y; WRITE FOR OCR FRICK
LIST WELLER IRON CO., HIE
MINCH 1AM, ALA 4-10-11
RATES—One rent a word a day* i.«
taken tor lean than 2Rc for flrat Inser
tion. «'*•!» ntnMt accompany order.
_FOB .SALE
tat' k "'vCTtO^ala nTem Ison:
Bell 100. 6-4-tf
1 BUY, sell and exchange real estate.
J. M. Gibson, 400 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
“THE LIVE WIRE.’*
HAGGARD REALTY CO.,
Phone 7794. fcOl American Trust Bldg.
___ 2-13-If
WE will build you a home. Birmingham
Buildiug and Imp. Co. 414-16-16 Amer
ican Trust Bldg. 1-16-tf
HAY—Alfalfa and Johnson grass mixed,
and Bermuda hay in car load lots. $16
f. o. m. our station; No. 2 hay, $12.50.
Sykes Plantations, Aberdeen, Miss.
___. ' 4-19-71
KELLAR8TONE, the Wonderful new
building material is used in one of the
new homes in Edgewood. Have you
seen it? It is beautiful, permanent and
inexpensive. 4-19-tf.
THE view of Shades mountain and Red
mountain from Edgewood reminds you
of the North Carolina mountains.
_4-19-tf.
DO >ou know that flowers grow prettier
iu Edgewood than anywhere hi the
world? 4-19-tf
FOR SALK—Large family tent, only
used two months. Matthews & Lively,
412 N. 20th street.
4-19-6tsat-sii-tu-th-sat-su |
EDGEWOOD lias splendid ear service,
city water, telephone, electric lights and
everything that goes to make the com
forts of a city home. Take a look
for yourself. 4-19-tf.
ONE CENT A WORD
KATES—-One rent a word a day* no a«L
token for Im flion :.Bo for first Inser
tion. f'nfth nm«t n<*(H>mnnny order.
__FOR SALE ^
NOTICE 'TO CONTRACTOrST^^
FOR SALE OR FOR RENT-Hoistlng
engines, with or without boilers, con
crete mixers, air compressors, pump,
portable boilers, one pair Greene CorllsN
engines 22x4S, with fly wheel pulley.
Charles T. Lehman, 1923 Powell avenue,
Birmingham, Ala. Both phones, Main
866. L-18-su-\vd-tf
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE^For resT
deuce lot or cottage home, equity in
valuable improved apartment corner.
South Highlands. Write Exchange.
Box 845. Phone 5272 Main.
FOR SALE—At Neill's stock yards, cor
ner Morris avenue and 24ih street, car
load of extra fine milch cows, with
young calves; some four and five gal
lon cows In the lot; any one in need of
a good cow will do well to call at once.
Cows just arrived from Montgomery
county. Will swap for fat dry cows.
Phone 464 Main. 4-23-3t.
FOR SALE—-I am leaving city and must
sell at once my nice 5-room cottage in
best part of West End: house almost
new and will make a nice home or will
pay fine as a rental proposition. A
chance to make some money. A few
hundred cash, ha lance easy. See Sum
Houston at Birmingham Arms and
Cycle Co. __
FOR SALE
A new eight-room residence,* pn the
Highlands, east of 26th St.. and
south of Highland Ave. This has
all modern Improvements and Ik very
attractive. $8500. convenient terms.
H. M. HENDERSON
112-14 Empire Bldg. PJione Main 1202.
i . s. HULLS shipped anywhere. F. R
Logan & Co., Atlanta. 4-20-'f
AllRRAL AND DEPARTURE OF PASSENGER TRAINS, BIRMINGHAM
Tbe fullonlug acbedule flgurea are publtahrd only aa kufuruintlUD, aud are uul
guaranteed
*Par.y exuept Sunday,__«»Sunday only._
BIRMINGHAM TERMINAL STATION
Southern Hailwajr
NO. Arm* *ro«—
11 Atlanta 6:20 am
12 Greenville 7 :40 pm
16 Columbus 11:31' am
tW Mobile I :30 pm
S3 Jacksonville 12:25 pm
2b Selma It 36 am
89 Atlanta 10:00 pm
86 New l’ork 11:40 am
10 New York 4:45 pin
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ll Ureeuvliie 7 .00 »m
12 AUauta 1M:15 am
15 i olumbua 4:05 pm
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24 .Uekboufllle % -55 pm
27 belnia 5:45 pm
40 AliaoU »:»• »»
30 New Tor* * -BO pn»
30 New York ij80 am
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2 iNew Orleans 0:Ud am
2 Uncxuuati 10:15 am
« New Orleans «i :00 ym
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c New Orioaru IO^Umui
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8 New York kJiO ton
11 MeridUn «m
Vi Chattanooga »d>6 em
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ms Kanaai CtU 3.45 pu
io:; Kan am* City 3:15 mis
#35 Winfield 10:15 miu
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ao. depart To—
loti Ivanaae City 11:30 tin
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B26 WiafieW it 56 pm
*22 Memphla f 40 am
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« Savannah a ad
Jackooiirlllo 12:05 put]
o Savannah 11:55 a mj
No. Depart To—
8 Macon f «0 am
10 Sevan Dali and
Jacksonville 4:35 pm
4 Kavaiiuab * :50 pm
BIRMINGHAM TERMINAL STATION
Seaboard Air Uue Hf.
.'O. Arm* »roiu—
3o New York 0:30 pm:
1 41 New York 12:10 pin
I 51 Atlanta IKoO pull
Ao. Depart 10—
i'2 New York >5.00 am
of New York f:00 ta
i<» Atlanta OUWaui
Illinois Central H. R.
No. Arrive From— Depart To-*
y Chicago a ad to Chicago a ad
St. Houle 4:16 nm Sc Douia 12:16 pm
LOUISVILLE A NASHVILLE STATION
L. A -N. IL K.
->o. Arrive JTroaa—
1 Cincinnati b .25 am
2 New Uiieaus l2:J0pm
3 Cincinnati 3 25 plu
4 New Orieaue b:J7 *,m
•6 Decatur • :15 put
7 Cincinnati 3:60 am
2 New Orieana 11:53 pm
10 iJodtfornery 7:16 pa.
12 iioaKiJiuer* 10:45 am
•16 Decatur 10:00 am
i>epan To—
1 New Orleaua 8:33 am
x tluclnuaU 12.12 pie
3 New Uritfuie 2 :40 put
4 CiuclauaU 8:43 pot
•si Decatur 8:15 am
7 New ur leans 4 :u3 am
8 i iuciuuau 12:01 aia
v JUuDUumerv *:30*i»
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*14 Decatur 4:00 nm
ISIrinluKUnm Mineral
No. ArrlTO Orona—
30 Praco 5:15 pm
48 I'uacalooaa 31:16 ain
42 i*luclou 1 215 pin
4.» Anniston 141:40 «tu
47 Aoniaton 0:50 pm
102 I'uacalooaa 0:05 pm
*No. Dapau To—
38 I'raco 1:25 am ;
41 ItloctoB 8:30 am
4'J Bloc too 2:45 piu
44 AuolatoB 1:42 pm ;
40 Annlatoo 8:35 am
i 101 U uaculuoaa 8:25 mu
A.. II. * A.
So. 4rr1*« FniB
23 Brunswick 11 ;50 an
25 Talladega pia
No. Depart Te—
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26 'JalJadega a:39 an
Trains marked tbus t*) run daily, except Sunday. Oilier trains rua dally. Central time.
_runsALB_
EFROflSAN JlOTEl, AND CAFE.
The best and moat up‘to-ilale restan
rant and 33-room European hotel, in live
tourist and commercial town, in Western
North Carolina, Rung lease. A money
maker Tourist season now commencing.
This will stall i ,thc strictest investlga
tion. Reason for .selling, sickness In fan
tly. Rust office Box No. 36. Asheville. X.
C. 4-17-71
WIL+> trade equity of $4050 in good in
come property, well located in North
Birmingham, for south side residence,
not to exceed $12,500. This is gill
edge proposition and ii you have
home that you want sold, better set
us. 1 >enion-Williams Realty Co.. 220
N. 2Jst St. Main 285. 4-20-3t-su-tu-thu
ATROUT i: N'E -Moderate outlay. 8no acre*
fully equipped coal mine: 200 tons daily;
half value; cash or terms, or part other
property. Address, Bargain. Box 845.
EIGHT QUICK.
$6500—The greatest home bargain in Bir
mingham. Seven rooms and sleeping
porch. Large bath; separate toilet and
lavatory first floor. Large closets, elec- i
trie lighted. Several lights all rooms. I
Interior of house elegantly decorated, f
Outside freshly painted. Furnace and j
fireplace heat. Large servant house.
Elevated lot 50x152, well improved, with
tine large trees, •"'all us and we will
show you. The Peirce-Foshee Co., j
Phone Main 0955. 701-2 Empire Bldg.
FOE' SALE.
BUNGALOWS. SPECIAL BARGAINS.
NO. 1—12700.
Is a brand new and wdl built bunga- j
low in West End, on a high and dry
lot, surrounded by pretty homes. Is
worth $3150. My price only $2700, on
teims almost like lent. This has modern
plumbing, expensive < bandoliers and pa
plumbing. expensive chandeliers and pa
day-r-move In before Sunday.
■ , NO. 3.
‘ . , NOR WOOD--$*»(> CASH.
A new six'-room bungalow, on a corner
lot hi, the heart. of Norwood. Built of I
first class material* - fttom foundation to
rof and finished equal to any $10,OW
borne. Jlas* oak floors, tile bath, large
[ closets and sleeping porch. Modern
| plumbing and heating system. A real
high class home and a bargain.
NO. 3.
s. HIGHLANDS—$I'»N) (’ASH.
1 Pay $1000 cash and you can get this
I $6600 bungalow for only $5250. This Is
j the home of a man who would not build
i a cheap house. Has seven rooms, bath
and large basement. Only one year old.
Modern to the Iasi detail. Richly fin
ished and decorated. Two blocks west
vjif Twentieth street. Just let me show
GEO. O. MAliRV,
First Avenue, I’hone Main 2573,
«
__ FOR SALE _
DOR SALE—That neat and flourishing
lunch room at 1724 3d ave.; rea
sons as slated honestly before fur
nished to those meaning business.
Now’s your opportunity.
A FEW ACRES AND LIBERTY
Five, ten ami twenty acre tracts on the
macadamized road, three miles this
side of* Mount Pinson: terms. Arthur
W. Brown. 408 Title Guarantee Bldg.
__4-20-tf
PERSONAL
uTrT^CK^TlAl7ri<^T'"was '^a^fTeav^r^TfrinK^
er, averaging over quart of whisky
daily; 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 Edw'ard Woods,
534 Sixth avenue, 925-B, New' York.
_ _4-l-30t
WARNING to all merchants and indivi
duals: Do not sell, trade, give, or in any
way let Clarence Crumley, a boy 13.
have anything under penalty of law.
T. J. Crumley, his father.
_WANTED—BOARDERS ^ |
DESIRABLE accommodations, close in; j
large, shady porches. 2209 6th avenue.
_ 4-19-8t
SCREENED, clean, airy rooms, with best
board in town. $5 a week. Kenny
House, 2217 4th avenue. 4-22-10t
WANTED—Boarders jfTt 824 South 20th
St., for two large beautifully fur
nished rooms; lirst class in every
respect. Bell phone 4136-J. 4-28-2t
TWO nicely furnished rooms for board
ers or light housekeeping if prey
ferred; no children; lights, hot ami
cold water. Phone 5573-W.
~ ROC) M S—W A N T E I)—BOA RD '
WANTED—By single gentleman, fur
nished room with private family*
with breakfast and evening dinner
if possible; prefer south side. Ad
dress Ij-97, care Age-Herald.
WANTED—Furnished room, near
weather bureau, by young man; state
price. Address 0-97, care Age-Her
ald._ _
BUSINESS CHANCES
GOOtMuan waiite<rTJ71T^nage^maTMnam
ufacturing plant; good salary paid; cup
go to work at once; profitable business
and position permanent; applicant must
invest $1000 in the business. Call at Room
24)8, Florence hotel, between 9 ami
o’clock a. m. 4-22-tf
CLEAN FRESH A1R IN EDGEWOOD~
4-19-tf.
ONE CENT A WORD
HATES—One real n ward a dayt ad.
taken far lea* than 25c for flrat laaer
tloa. Caah mnat accompany order.
Rooming house, Seventh avenue, north,
nine rooms, house in good condition.
$50 per mon tli.
JEM J SON REAL ESTATE & INS. CO., i
2D N. 20th St., Phonfr 5280;
NOT A SINGLERaI LROA D CRt >ss IN <;
BN ROUTE TO EDGHWOOD-THIS
IS IMPORTANT. 4-19-tf
FOR- RENT\
Five-room house in Richmond place, $25
i per month.
JEM ISON REAL ESTATE & INS. CO..
1211 N. 20th St.. Phone 5280.
j THE ELEVATION OF EDGEY, OOD IS
, ABOUT 200 FEET HIGHER THAN
| BIRMINGHAM 4-19-tf
FOR RENT! “
Nine-room house on Sycamore .street. Can
give low rental on this.
.1 EM ISON REAL ESTATE A- INS. CO..
211 N. 20th St., Phone 3280.
FOR RENT—Doctor or dentist’s office.
314 Chamber of Commerce Bldg. Apply
to Jemtgon Real Estate and . Insurance
Co. 4-13-0t-t u-we-fr-su-mo-we
FOR RENT\
Up-to-date apartment, steam beat, gas
stove, refrigerator, all modern Improve
ment!?. close in. $15 per month.
JEM ISON REAL ESTATE & INS. CO.,
211 X. 20th St.. Phone 5280.
FOR RENT—Nice. modern cottage,,
l ath and electricity. 115 North fi$th
street. $13. Also neat cottage, 2th»f»
Avenue D, $16. It. D. Smith, 206 Hood
Bldg. 1-22-31
I'UK KENT.
Tenth avenue south, .seven-room apart-!
menti, $36 per month.
JEM ISON REAL ESTATE & INS. CO.. |
211 X. 20th St.. Phone 5280. i
FOR RENT—Furnished house, all con-1
ierices. Fall Mrs. Nesbitt, Main 3336-W. I
. 1-22- >! |
FOR RENT.
Four-room apartment, southside. dose to
three car lines, $25 per month.
JEM I SON REAL ESTATE & INS. CO..
211 X. 20th Si.._ Phone 5280.
FOR RENT-—Se< ond floor of building 1923
Powell ave„ size 50x90 railroad, in front
and at rear of building; rental $30 per
month. Chas. T. Lehman. 1923 Powell
ave._ 2-10-tC-su-wed
FOR RENT.
Furnished house near Glen Iris park. $5u
per month.
JEM ISON REAL ESTATE & INS. CO..
211 N. 20th St.,__ Phone 5280.
COUPLE who have Norwood home wish
to lease the house (unfurnished) to
party who will board them. Rent $35
per month; excellent location. Phone
Map) 1354-J. 4-23-tf
FOR-!RENT'
Six-room bungalow, southside, good
neighborhood and house in good condi
tion, $30 pet month.
JEM ISON REAL ESTATE A- INS. CO.,
211 N. 20th St.. Phone 5280.
FOR RENT—ROOMS
frrrrw ^^oKr^rn^oiTtslTi^rooTnsT^fuT^ I
nace heat; modern conveniences;
moderate price; bath free. 2100 5th
avenue. 5-25-tf
AT the Birmingham hotel, steam heat
ed, screened, electric lighted and all
service of a first class hotel; $15 per
month and up. 10-2G-tf
NICE furnished room, private family;
near Five Points. 1810 10th ave. S.
Phone -6302-.I. 4-17-71
THREE or four unfurnished connecting
'rooms and bath; lirst floor; best part
of Norwood. Very reasonable rent.
Main 1351-J. 1205 N. 30th street.
_ 4-19-tf
FOR RENT—Two beautiful upstairs front
rooms, connecting with bath, nicely
furnished, within walking distance of
city. Ideal for business men. Main 2093.
South Highlands. 4-19-41
N1CELS' furnished upstairs room, heat
ed bathroom, hot baths at all hour.- ;
House screened; Bell phone. 2212 N.
4th Ave. 4-20-tf
MODERN furnished connecting; rooms,
complete for housekeeping'; newly pa
pered and painted, bath, refrigerator,
screened, dishes, linen, gas stove;
cheap rent; two blocks from park
and library. 4121 Avenue C, Avon
dale. _ 4-19-6t-eod
N ATJONAL HOUSE',”" 209i/a ~N.~22d ~St.,
nicely furnished rooms from 25c up.
__ 4-21-30t
ROOM for two gentlemen^ 1717 5th ave. '
_ - r• ' - ' _ 4-22-5t
NEATLY furnished' rooms "for light
housekeeping; convenient, reasonable.
614 North 17th st. 4-22-3t
FOR RKNT-NH ELY FURNISHED
ROOMS, PRIVATE SOUTH HIGH
LANDS HOME. CONVENIENT TO
BUSINESS SECTION, car LINE AND
BOARD: ALE MODERN CONVEN
1ENCKS. PHONE MAIN 7685. 4-22-2t
FOR RENT—May 1 in private family;
2 beautifully furnished rooms, with
every modern convenience, suitable
for 4 gentlemen; shunted in best gar!
of South Highlands. L block front 2
car lines aboard if desired; terms rea
sonable. Address A -95, care Agv
Hefald. 4-2u-3t-su-we-su
IWO rooms, furnished for light house
keeping. 2100 Ttli avenue. Jnquire
2114 6th Y«amte. 4-23-2t
AT the Birmingham h<.i.iv,*uefl, elec
tric lighted telephone--, and all ser
vice of a tlrst class hotel, front rooms
with private bath $3u a month for one
pbraon, $45 ;for two. without bath $15
a month, one person, $22.50 two per
sons. ; . 4-23-tf
... WANTED—HELP
AIKN. WO'i^EN—Gi‘t government jobs;
excellent salaries; write Immediately for
Hee list of positions obtainable. Frank
lin Intsltute, Dept.*2-C, Rochester, N. Y.
1 ; l-ll-lino-ex-tu-thK
ooniVetem', "accurate
Vteriograp}>er. ■ exp>rl»n. .] jn general
legal office Work and riling, willing
begjii'.ini&tlwwie salan .null efficiency
demonstrated. Address stating salary.
ffox Sis. " ,
"ftUBBSB. STAMPS AND SEALS
BROWN $tamp' Works. 2U5 .lefferson
COlirttyBawk Bldg Phone lit Work
finished in fa« tour* a-l-tf
ONE CEN1A WOOD
RATIOS—One cent n nerd n dart no ad.
taken tor Ires than 2Bc for flrat Inser
tion. Can It mtial accompany order,
_AlICTIO^SAl,E_
AUCTION SALE NOTICE.
HORSES AND MULES.
THIS IS TO NOTIFY OUR PRO
SPECTIVE BUYERS AT TODAYS
SALE THAT THE 50 HEAD OF
CONSTRUCTION MULES RE
FERRED TO IN ol’R FORMER
ADVERTISING WAS SOLD YES
TERDAY AT PRIVATE SALE BY
THE CONSUMER. HOWEVER, WE
WILL HAVE OUR USUAL RUN OF
HORSES AND MULES FOR TO
DAY'S SALE.
MAXWELL A CROUCH MULE CO.. !
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN HORSES
AND MULES.
1512 2D AVE., BIRMINGHAM. AI.A.
MONEY TO LEND
•T^.ir^^iT'^Tm?rripMtPop;
Ground floor, Steiner Bldg. 8-6-tf
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 phene 240.
_ 10-16-tf
WE negotiate loans and sell real es
tate; can handle desirable farm
loans. Malone-MeConnell Co., 2024 3d
avenue. 7-17-tf
MONEY LOANED "
ON WATCHES, DIAMONDS, JEW
ELRY, ETC.. AT LOW RATES.
LOANS CAN BE PAID BY IN
staLLmen'ts.
MUTUAL LOAN SOCIETY (INC.)
21U-1I-12 BROWN-MARX BLDG.
12-8-tf
MONEY TO LEND on Birmingham and
suburban real estate. Leonard Wil
liams Co., 725 Woodward Bldg.
4-16-tf
THE SCENERY TN EDGE WOOD IS
BEAUTIFUL. 4-19-tf
I NEGOTIATE loans and sell real es
tate. Jerome Tucker, 207 21st St.
12-17-tf ex sun
LOST, STRAYED OR STOLEN
BDOKWOOD IS flEALTHY; NO'DIRT
XOU SMOKE; HERE AIR. 4-19-tf.
IA >ST — I ’nr>c. 1m* i wren F.nslcy and Bir
mingham, <>n 8th Ave. road: 3 one dol
lar bills, 1 five dollar check: five
notes: reward for return. (Jail Joyce,
2122 4th Ave., N., or 507 20th St., iins
iey. 4-21-3t
LOST—Cameo bar pin in black velvet
book Saturday morning in shopping
district. Reward for return to Ala
bama Engraving Co. 4-23-21
LOST—One white poodle/ puppy, with
yellow ears, Monday evening. April
21. between » and t» a. m. Finder
will please return to' 2123 5th ave.
and receive reward.
LOST—Pocketbook containing money, re
ceipts, and a mileage hook made out
to W. M. Handley. Finder please re
turn to 1818 Third avenue and receive
rewa rd.
REAL ESTATE _
GOOD Indians will find "West End
place" a "happy hunting ground" for
lot bargains all this week. These lots
are restricted against the sale of "fire
water” and the erection of wigwams
or tepees.' but yon may build a bunga
low or buy for Investment and rifake "big
wampurh"; price $Gnn each, fully im
proved. on easy terms; take the "West
End trail" to Burney station, then
walk one block east on Tuscaloosa: llnd
the Indian oil the ground or ring Main
4773 for appointment._ 4-23-31
“ KODAKS
jflCS^S^SeveToimd^lfo^per’Yoim^rlntS
Sc and 4c each. Prompt attention and
work the best. Bert G. Covell Co.
_10-4-tf
MISCELLANEOUS _ / '
fRY~the' Piemler ’Printing'' Co. on your
next order of prinLing; prices reason
able- prompt delivery. 1526 3d avenus.
Phone Main 5663._3-27-3U
FARM LANDS___
'HmS^KywhereInTlabama
For Sale By
INGRAM REALTY COMPANY.
Birmingham.
3-14-tf
WANTED—FEMALEHELP
VpVVTI GD^-V oTTnyP^r 01 or e <T woman to
cook for family of three. Apply 1B22
is tit avenue, south. _
ONLY COMPLETE PLANT !N STATE
making high grade
LITHOGRAPHED STA
TIONERY, BONDS AND
CERTIFICATES— VISIT
OCR PLANT.
ROBERTS & SON (Inc.)
••THE BIG ALABAMA HOUSE”
1812 Er™, mV 3rd Ave.
Phones. Bell Main SSS. !B» and 1348
r
SMMU85BBOHK
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INVESTMENTS
$30,000.00- West Third Avenue cor
ner 3 50x140, right in the trunk of
udvnncing business and only a few . . ■■
blocks of other Third Avenue cor
ners valued at over $1000 per front
foot. This Avenue Is the popular
thoroughfare between Birmingham's
central business section and Bfisley,
Corey and the great Industrial dis
tricts nf big pay rolls.
$10.000.00—100x190 with rental value |
of $135 per month: near. 20th Street
and within stone’s throw of the Tut
wiler Hotel anil ftidgley Apartment*. >
Tin- Tutwller will represent $1,160,
000.00 while the Itldgloy will cost
approximately $500,000.00. This Is
within three blocks of central bus
iness property valued at $4000.00 per
front foot.
on
&>Ins.Co.
St.—Ground floor lstNatlDardi
LEGAL NOTICES
Notice—Morlftiigf Foreclosure Sole
Default having been made in tlie pay
ment of the debt secured by mortgage
executed to the undersigned on the Mth
day of Marc h. 1911, by T. r. Walter, ami
recorded in the probate office of Jefferson
county, Alabama, in Book 1*27, on page
72, L will sell under the power ,oC said
mortgage on tlie 19th day of May, 191.1,
in front of the courthouse door, in me
city of Birmingham, during the legal
hours of sale, at public outcry, to the
highest bidder, for cash, the following
described real estate, situate, lying and
being in said county of Jefferson, ami
state of Alabama, towit:
Dot ten (10), in block thirty-six (36). ac
cording to map and survey of the prop
erty of the Corey Isanti company, known
as first subdivision of Corey, as recorded
in Volume 8, of maps, on pages ;J2 and
34, in the office of the judge of probate
of Jefferson county, Alabama.
MRS. M. E. BREEN, Mortgagee.
Hundley & Hunt, attorneys. 4-16-31-we
~ REGISTER'S SALE
City of Birmingham. * Municipal Corporation, vs.
Birmingham J.oau and IHaeount Company, a cor
poration—In Chancery Court of Jefferson County.
By* virtue of a decree rendered by the Chancellor
of the Fifth Dlapti'L of the Northwestern Chancery
Division of Alabama, in the Chancery court of Jef
ferson county, Alabama, on the 3d day of April. ,
1913, i will proceed to sell, tinder the terms of said .
decree, to the beat and highest bidder for cash, at
public outcry, at the Third avenue door of the court
house of Jefferson county. Alabama, within the
legiil hours of sale, on Monday, tho 5th day of Ainy,
1913. the following described property, to-wit;
Northwest quarter of northwest quarter of south
west quarter, section 10, township 17. range 2. 10
acres; lot 19. block 2. in survey nf West Princeton;
lot 16, block 1. In survey of JMmrnick City. In
city of Birmingham. Ala., same Iteing taxes for the
rear 1911. to satisfy said decree.
1IENRY MORSCHEIMKK.
4-9-St-we Register. Etc.
REGISTER'S SALE
City of Birmingham, a Municipal Corporation, vs.
Ben C. Cunningham—In Chancery Court of Jer
ferson County, Alabama.
By virtue of a decree rendered by the Chancellor
of the Fifth District of the Northwestern Chancery
Division of Alabama. In tlie Chancery court of Jef
ferson county. Alabama, ou tho 3d day of Apill.
1913. 1 will proceed to sell, under the terms or Huld
decree, to the best and highest bidder tor cash, at
public outcry, at the Third avenue iluor of tin* court
house Of Jefferson county. Alabama, within Hie
legal hours of sale, on Monday, the 5th day of May.
1913, the following described property. io-wlt:v
North 82 1-2 feet of lots 1 and 2. East I.ake,
block 94; In city of Birmingham. Ala., same being
taxes for the year 1911. to satisfy said decree.
li EX BY MOKSCII KIM Kit.
4-0-3t-we _ Register. Etc.
REGISTER S SALE
City of Birmingham, a Municipal Corporation, vs.
Will Diffav i Agt.) In Chancery Court of Jefferson
County. Alabama
By virtue of a decree rendered by the Chancellor
of the Fifth District or the Northwestern Chancery
Division of Alabama. In the Chancery court of Jef
ferson county. Alabama, on the 3d day of April.
1913. I will proceed to sell, under the terms' of said •
decree, to the treat and highest bidder for cash, til
public outcry, at the Third avenue door of the court
house of Jefferson county. Alabama, within the •
legal hours of sale, on Monday.* the 5th day <*6 May. I
1918, the following desniited property, to-wlt: j
Begin at northeast corner of 8u)lth street and Boh.
alley, then east 210 feet, then north 210 feet, west .
210 feat, aouth 210 reel to beginning; section 31.
township 17. range 8; in city of Birmingham. Ala
bama. Jefferson county; sanie being taxes for year
1911. to satisfy said decree.
HENRY MOH8CHEIMEK.
4-9-31 -we Register. Etc.
REGISTER’S SALE
City of Birmingham, a Municipal Corporation, vs.
Miss Nellie DeLaney (Agt.)—In Chancery Court
of Jefferson County. Alabama.
Bv virtue of a decree rendered by the Chancellor
of the Fifth District of tho Northwestern Chancery
Division of . Alabama, In the Chancery court of Jef
ferson county. Alabama, on the 8th day. of July,
1912. I will proceed to sell, under (he terms of said
decree, to the heat, and highest bidder for cash. ,at
public outcry, at the Third avenue door of the court
house of Jefferson county. Alabama, ’within the
legal hours of sale, on Monday, the 5th day of May,
1913. the following described properly, to-wlt:
Lots 1. 2 and 3. East Highland addition, block K:
In city of Birmingham. Ala.; same being taxes for
year 1911, to satisfy said decree.
HENRY MORKCM ELMER.
4-9-3t-we Register. Etc.
REGISTER'S SALE •
City .of Birmingham, u Municipal Corporation, vs.
T. C. Dobbs, J. B. (Jarber and M. C. White—In
Chancery Court of Jefferson County. Alabama.
By virtue of u decree rendered by the Chancellor
of the Fifth District of the Northwestern Chancery
Division of Alabama. In the Chancery court of Jef
ferson county, Alabama, on the 3d day of April.
1913, l will proceed to sell, under the terms of said
decree, to the best and highest, bidder for cash, at
public outcry, at tho Third avenue door of the court
house of Jefferson county. Alabama, within the
legal hours of sale, on Monday.* tlie 5th day of May,
1918. the following described property, to-wlt:
Lot 8. Ware. Stewart and Waldrop & Hawkins'
addition to Woodlawn: lots 12 and 18. Lincoln addi
tion to Woodlawn, block 4: lot 8 and cast 8 2**:
feet of lot 9 and west 24 feet of lot 7. East Avon
dale. block 8; In city of Birmingham. Ala.: same
being taxes for the year 1911. to satisfy sAld decree.
HENRY MOR8CHKIMKH.
4-9-31-we Register. Etc.
REGISTER’S SALE
City of Birmingham, a Municipal Corporation, vs.
Dugas Realty Company, a corporation—In Chan
cery Court of Jefferson County. Alabama.
By virtue of h decree rendered by the Chancellot
of the Fifth District of the Northwestern (iiancerv
Division of Alabama. In the Chancery. court of Jef
ferson county. Alabama, on the 3d day of April
1913. I will proceed.to sell, under the terms of sab'
decree, to the best and lrfghe>t bidder for cash, 'n
public outcry, at the Third uvenue door of the court
house of Jeffersou county. Alabama, within tb
legal hours of sale, on Monday, the 5ib day of Mr?*
1913. the following described property, to-wlt: .
Lots 1 to 4. Inclusive. W. J. Vann, et ak. h f
21; lot 24. East Lake, block 12-l>; east half of ' .
12. Birmingham, block 384; lota 13 and 14 insui /|
of Central I’ark, block 15; west half lot 39. W.
Stewart. Waldrop A Hawkins' survey; lot 4. bb
20, South Highlands addition to East Luke; lot. l
T. T. Bcott's survey; south 50 feet of north 90 fee.
lots 2310, 2312 and 2314. between Twentieth and
Twenty-first avenues. North Birmingham. M. A.
Mays' survey; in city of Birmingham. Ala.; same
being taxes for year 19H, to satisfy said decree.
HENRY MOHSCHEIMER.
4-9-3t-we Register. Etc.
■HTiftTSCiV TREATED. Quick relief,
iVflAJiWJL Dwelling;, abort brentli
doom removed,often enti re reliefin )6to
k» davit. Trial treatment Dent FREE.
i Write Dr. aa Grams Sana tan 0. Atlanta Ga
, 5 '
_' ■ ■■
19 1-2 Acres
Adjoining the city limits of Anniston,
;t room house; gray land with reil sub
soil. Price J1000. Terms.
9 Acres
In little town of Logan, .Cullman
county, I room house, barn and or
chard.' Price $1000. Terms.
10 Acres
In city limits of Birmingham with
modern H room house, barn, etc. Thfs
place is just off Want Lake car line.
Price, $1000. Terms.
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* FOR RENT
NORTHSIDE.
1.oration.- Rooms. Price.
1330 12l'h Ave. 8 , 40.IIU
2418 6tl, Ave. 8 (10.00
016 22d St. . 8' . 60.00
1709 7th Ave. . 9 60.00
24<w 6th Ave.8 , 46.00
SOUTHglDE.
516 271 h St.”. .6 16.00
1131 14th St. 6 26.00
522 26th St.'..... 7 20.00
19111 1/1 h Ave. . 8 40.00
80S 20th St.. 9- 70.00
940 19th SI. JO 100.00
1118 20th St.11 80.00
1407 lltli Ave. .*14 75.00
SUBURBS.
1116 Charles St., W. E. ....:. 5 25.00
1(126 2d Ave.. So. Wdln. 6 25.00
402 Charles St., W. E. . 5 22.50
STORES.
109-11 So. 20th St.1156.00
2114-19 Morris Ave. ...,.112.60.
3221 Morris Ave...,60.00
306 No. 14th St. 30.00
526 So. 12th St. ,13.00
liOl No. 26th- St. 60.00
W. B. LEEDY ft CO.
112 N. 21st St. Phone 42. •
5ary
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A*f tU lf* »M relieved nr
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