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SCOOP REPOR-ra; Gee! But Theyr’e Tight With Their Money By “HOP”
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the Street said
To tele You t&
iLtr ME HAVE
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© \<t\1 - <vpti> - jultw-mo —
ONE CENT A WORD
RATES—One cent n word n day; no ml.
taken for less limn 2Rc for first inser
tion. t'nwh must accompany order.
__
WE sharpen safety razor blades bet
ter than new, 25c dozen; send them
parcel post. Robert Prowell Stove Co.,
Birmingham, Ala. 4-H tf
HAVE YOU SEEN THE HANDSOME
NEW HOMES IN EDGEWOOD'.' 4-lH-tJ
PMBX5!—Going- to move? Call main
4'2. Harrison Transfer Co., 1912 Mor
ris ave., pianos, household goods
hauled, packed, stored or shipped.
6-10-30t
WlCNlC service by uU^omoblle; auto
trucks for transfer. W. N. GruTin. Phot a
S3 East Lake. 6-li-;f
WANTED—To contract with someone
to manufacture 6 to 12,000,000 feet
pine lumber into rough lumber; only
responsible party need apply. Ad
dress Box 114, Alexander City.
,•;*_ 6-17-141
ANTED—Have several customers that
want to purchase improved city proper
tj that is producing good revenue.
Mlnge Mortgage and Realty Co., 2113 1st
Ave. 6-lS-3t-su-tu-th
Wanted —Someone to assume lease on |
furniture, twro-thirds paid for; parties j
leaving city. Will make good terms.
Telephone Main 1099-W.
WArn-LD-MALL HELP
jH¥£llS^U)6~lJat Store. 2010 3rd avenue.
1-4-tf
UiD A DETECTIVE—Ea7n“'$Tsf “to
per month; travel over the world.
Write Supt. Ludwig, 652 Westover Bldg.,
Kansas City, Mo. o-2-30t.
FREE illustrated book tells of about
300,000 protected positions in U. S.
service. Thousands of vacancies every
year. There la a 'big chance
here for you. sure and generous pay,
lifetime employment. Just ask for
booklet T-209. No obligation. Earl
Hopkins, Washington, D. C. 6-16-161
n ANTJJiU—a rename young man. a I
Birmingham corporation operating one j
of the largest commercial businesses
Of its kind in the state, requires the I
services of a reliable and competent !
young man to assume an executive
position. A good opening for the right
man; must be of good character. In
telligent and able to invest $5000,
which will be well secured and share ,
In the profits. Address K-35, cur.*
Age-Herald. 5-18-3t-su-tu-fr
WANTED—First class bookkeeper; young
man who has had experience in lumber
business preferred; must be quick and
accurate. In reply give experience and
With whom also references and salary
wanted. Address Box 899. Birmingham.
Ala.
WANTED—A butler and man cook; must
be well recommended. Address M
care Age-if era Id. 5-2U-3t
WANTE1>— Experienced wash man for
shirt and collar work. Apply to Do
mestic Laundry Co., 4409 Ave. Iv. city.
WANTED—Apprentice, bov about 1H
years old, to learn typewriter repairing.
Apply Remington Typewriter Co., 2115
1st ave.
WANTED—I EM ALE HELP
*at once. 1208 N. ,31st si. 5-20-2t.
'JCvr ANTED — "young lady stenographer,
with several years’ experience, to work
in bank. Salary to start, $50 per
month: Address 1.-2, care Age-lleralci.
_ 5-20-21
ANTED— Voting colored woman to cook
for family of three; references required.
Oail at 1922 lOth ave.. S. 5-20-tf
>—■■■■ "■1 ■■ -
_WANTED—HELP
WANTED— Housekeeper for jirlvate^fam
Jly, elderly lady preferred; labor fore
man with 20 foreign la bote is. $1.75, ship
* How; man cook, small hotel; while
woman, pantry, also dishwashers; saw
mill laborers; other lines. Room t>2l)
t'haniber Commerce Bldg.
| WANTED—Ati ENTS
jPSSEEfTfr
chat's card on roll wrapping paper au
tomatically; agents wanted; states
rights sold cheap. 112 Masonic Temple,
Mobile, Ala. 5-14-7t
♦•ANTED —Reliable and dependable sales
man to represent manufacture’s line ad
vertising signs, calendars and fans,
rules, yard sticks and novelties. Lib
eral commission proposition for the
fight party. References required. Best
all the year selling line in America.
Up-To-Date Adv. Co.. Canisteo, N. V.
||j§V 6-18-3t
^TnbED go >d men everywhere, part or
all time; learn my business; make
money vflth me; no experience needed;
desk, typewriter and outfit fee. \v. M ;
Ostrander, Dept, lti, 12 \Y. 3!st st., New
York Citvr.-is-tf ]
1 WANTED— salesmen
stsrrrrnr TJf^goTfr^vddress^Hid business
- experience report at 412 American Trust
J Bldg._5-14-tf
Wanted- -Traveling salesmen to repre
i tent us in Alabama and adjoining states,
r* great chance for side line men; liberal
commissions; men making; the smaller
• towns preferred. Standard Trunk «fc
Bag Co., P. O. Box 112, Petersburg. Ya.
5-2*i..it.
' -’W A NT F1 * M i I i supply salesman for yel
low pine mills; highest' salat\ for man
with record as successful traveling sup
ply salesman: no others need apply
i Address 5*18 State Bank bldg.. Little
[ Bock. Ark. r»-2u-::t-tn-th-.su
lr wanted—boakdeks
l i7.n"ffTi^^aTry^Tmjnnr best board in
towhi. $5 week. Kenny House, 2217 4th
_‘viH-.v-t.
—Boarders for an extra large
beautifully furnished room, with
bath; also table boarders. s21 S.
. JOth st. Phone 4136-J. 5-18-31
ftnr- ^TkcTWTa Fifth avenue,
p nl<*e rooms with bon.d; one front mom
and adjoining hath._o-ia-2t
WANTKD—Board**rs. near Five Point.-7
• couple or yoyng men for beautiful
, room or sleeping porch and dressing
room: first class board. 8767-.J.
5- 18-3t-su-tu-t h
furnished rooms, all conveni
r '.fences, near car. walking distance
Brown-Marx building. private | home;
,fe|gVgtlon high; large porch; codl; just
p jrtlM* jou ate looking for. Phony: 4W>7-J.
ONE CENT A WORD
R \TF.S—One pent n word n days no ad.
token for less tlinn -,"»<■ for firnt Inner
4 Ion. tiwli nuiMt accompany order.
. FOB SALE_
TALK WITH ALAN JEMISON.
Bell 100. 6-4-tf
I BUY, sell and exchange real estate.
J. M. Gibson, 409 Empire Bldg.
__12-2 4 -1 f
WE buy, sell, rent or exchange real es
tate. E. J. Burns Co.. 406 American
Tm.st Bldg. Phone 76,6. l/-4-tf
• i its Real Estate to bu>,
Sell or exchange, see
“THE LIVE WIRE."
HAGGARD REALTY CO..
l’hone 7794. 801 American Trust Bldg.
__ 2-lJ-tf
WE will build you a home. Birmingham
Building and Imp. Co. 414-15-16 Amer
ican Trust Bldg. 1-10-tX
SWEET potato plants for sale. Dooley
and Porto Rico, 25c 100; $2 1000. W. II.
LaughJnghou.se, Birmingham, Ala.. 901
Owenton. Herrington ave. 5-‘20-3t.
BIG BARGAIN—4>o acres and house 5
rooms; on brow Shades mountain, near
Country club; fine peach orchard
delightful place to live; newly painted
and papered; good terms. Edgewood
I-and Co., phone 8S9 Main. 5-lo-tf
ONE CENT A WORD
It tTRS—Our cent n wonl n day; no ad.
tnken for lew than 25c for flrat Inner*
tlon. t'aah mint accompany order.
FOR SALE
Logan Co., Atlanta. 4-20-tf
1F YOTJ WANT
A LOT IN
MILNER HEIGHTS,
SEE
BETHEA It. E. & INS. CO.,
2027 3D AVK. PHONE 116 MAIN.
5-18-1 f
For SALE—Best paying l ooming house
in city; furniture and lease at bar
gain; prominent corner; investigate
tills; reason, going to California. Ad
dress V-l, care Age-Herald.
5-18-tr
FOR SALE—Furniture and lease, 28
room hotel, fine location, paying well;
owner going west. Address J-i, care
Age-Herald. 5-18-4t
ThA U V. and DEPARTURE OF PASSENGER TRAINS, BIRMINGHAM
Ike folio*lug schedule figures are published ouly aa luformatlou, aud are ust
puaraateed
- *DaK/ except Sunday. »»gundav only.
B1HMI AG HAM TERMINAL STATION
Southera Railway
•’o. Mjrirrn atuiN—
11 AUuu feJiu aia
18 UrmitfUl* 1.40 liu
16 Columbu* iluio aiu
10 Mobil* 6:3o pin
23 JnckaouUil* 12:85 put
2k Seim* 16:25 am
89 Atlanta 16:00 pm
86 N*w York 11:46 am
*0 New York 4 .45 pm
No. i>«i*srt To
ll Greenville IMia
11 Atlanta 11:16 am
15 Columbus 4:16 pm
11 Mobil* 6:46 lu
14 Jackson rill# 1:66 poi
17 Selma 1:46 pm
40 AllanU 4:34 am
84 New Tort 6:66 pm
30 Now York 0:80 am
Queen A Crescent lioutn
A. G. 8. it It
i>o. Arrive arum—
1 Cincinnati ie.oo pm
5 »\ew Orieaua o ;u5 uiu
8 tiineinnatl 18:16 am
A Mew or lean* o.ou pui
6 Chattanooga 11:6b au.
6 Meridian 11:66 mi
V Mew York 18:2u i u
k Hbreveport 8:80 a u
IB Meridian 1135 li.
11 Chattanooga 8:00 pi.
*'o. Depart To—
1 *hre report 10:1# pa
2 LlucuioeU 6:1# ea
3 New Orleans 10 -20 an
4 Cincinnati # :0S yu
6 Meridian 4:10 pa
t ( hatienooga 4:00 ym
7 New Orleans )P:2& pa
h New York * -25 am
11 Meridian 0.30 am
.2 Chattanooga 0:00 am
«
Frisco Uses
^o. Arrive From—
105 Kaniai City 8:45 pa
103 iUnnaa City 5:15 am
V25 Wlefleld 18.15 am
M1 Memphle 6:40 ym
.No. Deport To—
1 OH Kensea City It :36 pm!
164 lUoaoe City 16:36 pm
920 Wiu/leld 8:66 pa
U22 MeaphU_1:60 *m
Central of Ua. Hr.
No. Arrlva *'rom—
1 Uactt 10 10 gm
u Savannah and (
JarJuouvilla 12:05 pa]
'i Savannah 11:55 am]
*0. Depart To—*
I Mum IMu
10 Savannah and
Jacksonville 4 35 pa .
4 Savannah 1:50 pm |
BIRMINGHAM TERMINAL STATION
Seaboard Air Llue Rj.
ao. amn ■
38 Now York w.SO pa
41 Now York 18:10 pa
11 Atlanta 0:80 pa
*>o. Depan to—
S3 New York f :0)ia
3k New York •:•<> pa
iU Atlanta 6:39 aa
Illinois Central ft. R.
No. Arrive From— Depart To—
J Chicago and lu Chicago aM
8t. Louie_4:15 pm ht. Louie 12:15 pa
LOUISVILLE dfc NASHVILLE STATION
L* * N. K. M.
*'o. Arrive • rum—
1 Cincinnati a :25 am
2 New orieaus 12 lu hi*
A Cincinnati 3 JtO imi
4 New Orleans k:37 ».u»
*5 Decatur I :i5 pat
7 Cincinnati 3:6u mil
8 New Orleans 11 :53 *.u.
1U Moutgomerr 7 15 im.
12 MuntaoaaerF lu:45 am
*15 Decatur lU.uu «u
Depart To—
1 New Oilcan* M:33aa
8 CUiciaueU lj|:iu pa
3 New Orleans 8:40 pa
4 Cincinnati e:45pa
•ti Decatur 9:iftaa
■ New Or lee a* 4:u5aa
8 Cincinnati 18:91 am
y Muotaoaarv 4:2u *a
ll lloDtpuaery »io ra
'14 Decatur 4 to pn
Birmingham .Mineral
i>o. Arrtf* Mrom
UM Praco 5:15 pa
48 Tuscaloosa 11:15 am
44 Ulocion 7 35 pro
45 Annutoa 10:40 or*
47 Anolitoo 5:60 pa
104 'J'UBcaJooaa 5:05 poi
A o. L’epai'. To—
a.' Praco B .SB aa
41 Kioctoa * 30 aa
4tt iilocton 1:45 pa
44 Aon 1 (toa 1:40 pa
4 b Aji ills ton (:35 am
.•it 'iuacalooaa ( 25 tw
A., II. A A.
No. Arr|?o Fro»—
23 Bruuiwlck 11:50 4n
25 TallaUoco 1:30 piu
N* Dtvarl T*
14 Bruuwlck 4:0k pm
2C TaiiaUcfia Uk ia
lr.lu, marked Uiui fl run tlellj. except Sunder Outer tr.tiu run dellt. Central •<_
FOR SALK
$ 15UU- 3124 12th nve., N., Norwood
home; modern from top to bottom; 9
large rooms, cement basement; this is
an ideal home, will sell or trade
eqiiltx for well located unimproved
propert > ; can make terms if wanted.
W. L. Beasley, 2»*28 1st a\e., Main 558.
o-J8-3t
bOI’HLK TRADING STAMPS
on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday.
(11’ A 11A NT E10 SHOE DO.
I!*"4 Second Ave. I0uf» Third Ave.
Bessemer. Birmingham.
EDGE WOOD has splendid car service,
city water, telephone, electric lights and
everything that goes to make the com- ,
forth of a tity home. Take a look
tor yourself. 4-19-tf.
A FEW .A ORES AND JLIBJSRT Y
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
EoR SALE Six-room house, city water, [
electric lights; half block from car J
line, on high lot, 50x1 40; plenty of
shade, chicken yard and out-houses.
Phone owner, West End 358-J. 5-17-71
FOR SALE in best part of Norwood, a
lo room house, living room, parlor, din
ing room, kitchen, 2 bedrooms and
bath downstairs, 3 bed rooms, trunk
and bath room upstairs, garage and
servant's room, lot 00x100, well shaded,
eastern exposure; a very desirable home
on liberal terms. See owner, 2*408 3d
ave. Main 9186. 5-18-tf
"double trading stamps
On Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday.
GUARANTEE SHOE CO.
l'"1 Second Ave. 1%,'. Third Ave.
Bessemer. Birmingham.
For SALE—Cham e of life time; furni
ture and lease of high class rooming
house. 21 rooms, downtown, cheap for
< ash or terms, ownei leaving city. Ad
dress T-l. care Age-Herald. 5-lS-tl
s.\ i 7e first —class SALOON IN
ROOMING .1 ACIvSONVILLE, IN
HEART OF BUSINESS DISTRICT;
WILL TAKE ABOUT $6000. AD
DRESS E. O. SCHUMAN. JACKSON
VILLE, FLA. 5-17-r»t
Till it DA YEN UE CORNER,
$10,500—100x140.
Now ripe fo rimproving with small stores
and apartments; moderate amount spent
on improvements will make a 10 per cent
investment; will consider $2000 cash ami
a good automobile or .small cottage as
first payment Minge Mortgage and
Realty Co.. 2113 1st pve. Phone 1316.
_ 5-U-tit- iirtu-thu
FOR SALE—One lot oil pound second hand
rails; one 18x36 Corliss engine; one 7x16
hoisting engine; two 60x16 high pressure
boilers, and a general line of second
hand machinery. George E. hum, 1 S.
2uth st. v 5-8-tf-th-su-tu
FOR SALE A manufacturing business
handling a Maple article that has a rec
ord of paying a net return per yeai* of
$'12,<rtm to $15,000; investment in same rep
resents $s:,,<)u0; is being offered at the
sacrifice price ot $45,000; can accept $10,
ooo to $10.04X1 in city properly, Improved
farm or stock of merchandise, balance
to be paid at £5000 per year. Rest of
ieosons for selling. Infoimation fur
nished to principals only. Apply W-l,
tare Ago-Heiald. 6-15-3t-su-tu-Ui
__ FOR SALE
*7 ,r>
f1*'1 ,9t,i «tn.: “‘Is is $25 per foot
less than anything being offered »*•
i w<** a mi, and 2 2d sts.. carrying this
depth: will make terms. \V. L. Bcas
ley, 2028 1st ave. Main 668. 5-18-31
J-W I'.STM 10NT bargain, well located,. 18th
M . S.; lot 4;>x2l(l feel, w it it good im
provetne'it.s thereon, bringing $ii0O per
,\ear. 'Phis property is on main thor
oughfare Dot ween Nor Hi and South
shies, and is destined to be business
pioperty in a few years. Tne enhance
UK m will he greater j»er year than the
•V-oo rental income; $100U cash, balance
very liberal terms. If you are looking
lor an investment better see us. L>en
t on-Williams Realty Co., 220 X. 21st st.
Main 285. 5-J8-3t-su-tu-th
A ( ASH payment oF $250. v7fth the hal
ance paid at !ale of $35 per month, buys
a 0-room South Highlands bungalow at
tin greatly i educed price of $4250. Doh
ton-Williams Realty Co., 220 X. 21st st.
Majri 285._r»-i8-3t-su-tu-tli
‘OR SALE or exchange. "silT-3-7oorn~ne
grn bouses, well located, rent for $7 50
each and rented all the time; will ac
cept vacan. lots in exchange. .1. \V.
Braxeal, with Denton-Williams Realty
Co.. 220 X. 21st st. . Main 285.
_ 5-18-3t-su-tu-th
DOR SAF<E—New S-ioom house just com
pitted on Junipei ave.; lot is elevated,
lias hardwood floors, tile bath, furnace,
sleeping porch, screened and has an
other conveniences; can arrange terms
Dtnton-Williams Realty Co., 220 N. 21st
st. Main 285. o-l8-3t-su-tuth
FOR SALE—^Remnant lots of shoes, all
kinds. 50c n pair up: special prices
to out of town merchants who can
use a quantity: call in and see them
Guarantee Shoe Co., 1905 Third ave.
5-18-2t-su-tu
CHEAP.
FOR sale:.
REA FT I FI'L HOME NEAR
PHOENIX OLL'B.
BETHEA R. E. & [NS. CO..
2027 3rd Ave. Phone 11« Main.
FOR exchang *. $50,000 unincumbered im
r-rovod property located in one of the
beat towns of 5000 inhabitanrs in south
east Alabama, as follow’s: One plan
tation which consists of &60 acres, said
plantation comes up to the incorporate
limits of the town, four brick stores,
one 30-room brick hotel, rents for $400 per
month, total. The owner has held this
lor $05,000 net hut has moved to Bir
mingham and wants to get all of his
investments here. This property will
bear closest inspection, and we want to
trade it for central or semi-central
property located in Birmingham. Prices
must be right as we are making rock
bottom cash price on property we are
offering. Will be glad to show this and
give full particulars, ben on-Williams
Realty Co , 220 N. 21st at. Main 285.
_o-lS-3t-su-tu-th
FOR SALE—One of the best cafes in
Birmingham; counter and tables; good
location, reasonable rent; will bear in
vestigation; good reason for selling. Ad
dress R-l, care Age-Herald
6-18-2t-su-lu
RATES—One cent n word h ilayt no ad.
lakeu for lew* than 25c for firat Inner
_4 'aali ninal accompany order.
~ FOK SALlJ
FOR SALE- if you wish~a perfect bun
galow on South Highlands on good
terms, call me. .1. \V. Brazeal. with
Denton-Williams Realty Co.. 22<» N. 21st
st. Main 285 S-18-3t-su-tu-th
FOR SALE -Si>: lots 25xt<)0, located one
block of new school at Ely ton, for $75U
cash, net to us. This is a pick up.
Denton-Williams Realty Co.. 220 X. 21st
st. .Main 285. 5-18-3t-su-tu-th
FOR SALE—My home, 2200 14th ave..
S., possesion given at once. Frank
Norris. 5-10-tf
FINE brick residence near the Phoenix
club for sale by owner. C. H. Glasser.
I Phone Main 2970. 5-20-6t
DOU BLE~ TRADIN'* FSTA M PS
On Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday.
GUARANTEE SHOE CO.
1904 Second Ave. 1905 Third Ave.
Bessemer. Birmingham.
FoR RENT Three or four very desir
able rooms for light housekeeping
in the prettiest home in Norwood bv
the owner; no family; everything
modern and new. 1130 26th st., N.
Phone Main 8549-.I. 5-20-31
DOUB17E TRAD 1NG STAMPS
On Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday.
GUARANTEE SHOE CO.
1904 Second Ave. 1905 Third Ave.
Bessemer. Birmingham.
DOUBLE TRA DI NG~ST A M PS
I On Tuesday, Wednesdav and Thursday.
GUARANTEE SHOE CO.
1904 Second Ave. 1905 Third Ave.
Bessemer. Birmingham.
A FEW ACRES AND LIBERTY.
Jefferson county farms, large and small,
for sale. Arthur w. Brown, 408 Title
Guarantee Bldg. 6-4-tf
“ DOUBLE TRADING STAMPS
On Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday.
GUARANTEE SHOE CO.
1904 Second Ave. 1905 Third Ave.
Bessemer. Birmingham.
FOR SALE—200x190, corner Ave. G and
13th st. Six hous#-?, avenue and street
improvements. Price $8500. W. B.
Leedy & Co. 6-16-7t
FOR SALE OR TRADE.
$♦>750—An elegant. up to date house,
living room, dining room, den
kitchen and large back porch
downstairs; sleeping porch and
three bedrooms upstairs. Heavy hard
wood floors throughout^the entire house.
The bath, mirror doors in bedrooms.
This house is eight feet above grade on
a beautiful terraced lot and faces east
and is everything that could be expect
ed in a high class and up to date resi
dence. Will trade equity in this house
for vacant property or smaller house in
North or South Highlands, Woodlawn
or West End. Apply to Owner, phone
2328 Main.
AUCTION SALE
STOCK
AUCTION.
Be sure to attend our Wednes
day Auction Sale, May 21, at
11 a. m.
If you need to buy, come. If
you want to sell, come.
Put your horse or mule in this
sale.
Commissions: Horse or mule
selling for $54) or less, $2; selling
for over $50, $3.
MAXWELL & CROUCH
MULE COMPANY
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN HOR3E8
AND MULES.
5-20-2t
STOCKS AND BONDS
-- STUUKR A77D -"BONDS:
OI'R OFFICE IS THE STOCK EX
CHANGE OF ALABAMA: WE Bl'Y
AND SELL BANK, TRUST AND IN
SURANCE STOCKS. LISTED BONDS
AND INDUSTRIALS; GET OIK
PRICES BEFORE DEALING. EL
LIOTT- LAW'l'ON & CO., FIRST NA
TIONAL BANK BLDG.. B1RMING
HAM._tr
WE huy and sell high class securities,
stocks and bonds: outright or on com
mission: finance propositions of merit,
and negotiate mortgage and collateral
loans.
M'DAVID, MEYER. GOLDMAN g.
TERRY.
2109 First Avenue.
, 3-3-su-tu-th-tf
FOR KENT_
FOn'TOsNT^'Reasonahle, nice little cafe.
completely furnished: fine opportunity
for right man. Owner cannot attend
to it on account other business. Apply
PIotelMason;____^___^_____^i2^i£
FOR RENT—Nice 7 room cottage, 419
Tuscaloosa avenue. ’
Fort REST—FURNISHED OFFICES;
WILL RENT TO DESIRABLE PARTI
TWO OF THE BEST FURNISHED
OFFICES IN BHOWN-MARX BLDG.
PHONE, STENOGRAPHER; PHONE
MAIN 8013._ S-lS-tlt
$3500—Five acres, all cultivated, fine fruit
and water. 7-room house and several
outhouses, on two roads, 1 mile front
car line and six miles of courthouse.
The Improvements cost $5800. Bender &
Uariey. Main 4065. _.
CARPET AND RUG CLEANING
SOUTHERN'STEAM 'CARPET CLEAN
ING CO., 1318 1st avenue. Phone 2«.
Responsible carpet and rug cleaners.
4-30-32t
DENTISTS^ _ __
FINEpJlentlstry,' D r* A.'^over
•lefferaon County bank. Room *'•
Phone 1844. i-a tf-ii-au-tu-th
\ : '• -'!> .1
IMTES—One cent n word n day: no ad.
litkeu for Icmm than i!f»c for firat *~~ne
tlon. Caali moat accompany order.
FOR KEM—ROOMS
’fH^^A^APON^Arr^^TtsTde^l'oornsT^ur^
nace heat: modern conveniences;
moderate price; bath free. 2100 5th
avenue. 5-25-tf
NATIONAL HOUSE, 209ft N. 22d St~ j
nicely furnished rooms from 25c up.
_ 4-21-30t
AT the Birmingham hotel, screened, elec
tric lighted telephones, and all ser
vice of a first class hotel, front rooms
with private bath (30 a month for one
person, $45 for two, without bath $15
a moftth, one person, $22.50 two per
sons. ^ * 4-23-tr
NICE furnished rooms; 2505 6th ave.
Phone 8285-W. Mrs. A. J. Eakens. 4-30-tf
NICE rooms, 1717 5th ave. 5-18-61
FOR RENT—Elegant rooms, 1224 8. 20th
st. _ __ 5-18-71 j
FOR RENT—A very desirable furnished I
house on South Highlands, from Junej
1 to October 1. Phone 142ft. 5-17-4t I
NICELY furnished front rooim elegant!
bath room, hot baths at all hours, !
house screened. Bell phone 2212 N. 4th
avenue. 5-15-tf !
FOR RENT—Handsomely furnished~eool j
front room, with board, to gentlemen oi 1
couple; all modern conveniences. Phone
West End, 453-W. 6-18-2t-su-tu
NICELY furnished rooms at 1*900 5th
ave. 5-18-8t-eod
FOR RENT—Room with private bath. I
1218 20th street south. Main 6114-W.
5-15-tf |
TWO connecting furnished rooms for
light housekeeping. 1812 7th ave. 5-20-tf.
THREE NICELY furnished rooms”"for
light housekeeping; country home
for man and wife, in beautiful Shades
valley; spring water; nice summer
home; 3 blocks from Kdgewood car
line; references. Mrs. La Hie Bardolph.
R. F. D., Route 3, Birmingham. Ala.
XEAtLV furnished rooms for light house
keeping; convenient, reasonable. 612 N.
17th at. 6-20-3t
FOR RENT—Nicely furnished room, con
venient to bathroom; also furnished
suite for light housekeeping; modern
house, near Five Points. Main 5615-W.
ANTED—SITUATION
FIVE NEW HOMES IN EDGE WOOD
COMPLETED AND FOUR MORE UN*
PER CONSTRUCTION. 4-19-tr.
WANTED—Position in drygoods store
by young man with five years’ exper
ience; prefer gents furnishing or
shoes, fan give A-i reference. Ad
dress No. 414 Ave. A, Opelika, Ala.
5-17-6t
A competent man. 34 years old' mar
ried, desires position as hookk*»«-*pcr
or general office man; lias had 16
years’ experience with corporation
ana seven years as traveling auditor,
fun furnish references and bond. Ad- i
dress A-l. Age-Herald. 5-1S-3I j
\\ WTKli Position b> experienced
lady stenographer who tlmroughlv
understands detail office work and
filing, references furnished, fall Main
5927-W. 5-18-31
WANTED Position In hotel in or oup
of city as housekeeper with expert- I
encc by refined settled woman; would |
consider large rooming liouse. Ad- ;
dress R-42, care Age-Herald. 5-18-31 '
HERMAN woman desires position km
housekeeper; no objection to leaving1
city. Address K. B.. care Age-Herald !
5-18-31
COMBINATION bookkeeper and stenog
rapher desires position; good references
furnished; 8 years’ experience. Address
K-l, care Age-Herakl. 5-1 S-3t
SALESMAN <29) good character, ability
and address, now employed, would like
to join sales force of live firm, where
there is chance of advancement. Have
several years retail experience; also
traveled extensively. Highest refer
ences. P. O. Box 705. city. 5-18-3t
IF you are looking for a first-' lass~dress
maker, call on Mrs. May, at 2421 6th
ave., north; perfect satisfaction and
prices reasonable. Telephone Main 8550.
_r • :>-is-.!t
FIRST fLASS Japanese cook desires
position either in the city or out of
city. Address D-2, care Age-Herald.
5 -18 - 31
WANTED—Situation by experienced
bookkeeper, good references, i’nd must
have work at once; age 22. Address
P 4o, care Age-Hcrnld. 5-19-2t
POSITION in clerical line jjy steady,
sober man, thoroughly competent in
all class of office work; 10 years' rail
road experience; references furnished.
Address E-2. care Age-Herald. 5-19-2t
BOOKKEEPER and office man, 14 years
experience: familiar with cost account
ing; married; can furnish bond and
best of references as to character and
ability. Address N, 1628 12th ave., S.
5-24-3t-tu-thu-sun
EXPERIENCED bookkeeper and sten
ographer desires position nt once;
no bad habits; can use dictaphone
and have high school education; can
furnish the best of references. Ad
dress N-2, care Age-Hera Id. 5-20-2t
BY BOY, 15. any kind of office work.
Can use typewriter. Can ‘give good
references if necessary. Call 408 Main
and ask for Ernest. 5-20-2t
WANTED—Position by A-l office and
outside man. experienced in almost any
line. Insurance, real estate, etc.; no
objection to leaving city. Address J-2,
care Age-Herald. 5-20-2t
WANTED-Work; an honest, healthy, in
telllgent country boy, 21 years of age.
ready and willing, wants any kind of
honorable employment. Address K-2,
care Age-Herald. 5-20-2t
SlTl'ATION WANTED—As office assist
ant, by experienced youne lady; best
of references. Address Mrs. S.. 713
North 19th st., city. 5-20-2t
ROOMS—WANTED—BOARD
unfurnished rooms, or upstairs apart
ment for light housekeeping by young
couple. Address F-2, care Age-Herald.
5-79-3t.
“ MISCELLANEOUS
NATf?)N7frMirro'f cn . 19th and ff.-Old
mirrors resilvered. Call or phone 7M5.
If we don't satisfy you, don't want
your money. 4-24-ano-thu-au-tu
. ....
WE WILL BOND YOU
N0TH/N6 BUT /NSUGANCE
^ anowif MAPmL^^_
"FIRE & CASUALTY INSURANCE
$65,000.00
Alley corner in the heart of the city, 40x100 feet, improved with modern two
story brick building; now leased on fine rental basis. This property will
enhance very rapidly.
$25,000.00
Fifty feet on Second avenue with two large store rooms. This lot is 140 feet
deep to an alley, and leased to pay 7 per cent. These two store rooms are
in the best of repair, and located in a section that will enhance forty per
cent in next two or three years.
$12,500.00
Here is a corner on 19t1i street with two large brick store rooms: lot fi.lxton
feet Where can you find a buy like this? You can’t find its equal In the
whole city. Seeing is believing. Let us show you.
A. A.GAMBILL & COMPANY
“NOTHING BUT REAL ESTATE”
218 North 21st Street Phone Main 8
For Rent—Home on Sycamore Street
\>«r lllftlilaiid Avenue; about 12 room**; very lame
KriMiiMlx; Immediate powMeNNion.
Jemison Real Estate and Insurance Company
211 North Twentleih ttrprl
ONE CENT A WORD
RATES—tine eenl h word n day* no «d.
I liken for lea* Ilian ilfie for flral Inser
tion. Cash must accompany order.
_REAL ESTATE _
HOMES FOR SALK.' '
In city and suburbs on easy terms at
low prices. Phone Main 269.
J. Ml'RRAY NORM ENT,
2026 First Ave.
5-17-Mot
BUSINESS CHANCES_
GOOD man wanted to manage .small man
ufacturing plant; good salary paid; can
go to work at once; profitable business
Mild position permanent; applicant must
Invest $I0"0 in the business, rail at Room j
208, Florence hotel, between U and 12:
o’clock a. in. 4-22-tf |
CLEAN FRESH AIK IN EDGE WOOD. j
4-19-tf !
ADDRESS of blacksmith who under-I
stands stock .shoeing; small cupltal j
required: chs> money for right par- '
lies. Address. Business. No. MI2 both
st., S., Woodlawn. & - 1 8 - 71 I
WANTED—-To purchase or buy interest
in good established business requiring!
investment from Sllowsi to fiiOMi; inust be
a paying proposition; any reply consid
ered confidential. Address S-1, care
Age-Herald.
___ MONEY TO LEND
T A L K VVIT H A IAN J KM ISC >N~
Ground floor Steiner Bldg. 8-6-1f
REAL ESTATE Ioann to suit you In
amount, terms and interest: can pay
back monthly or yearly; will take
second mortgages. John VV. Prude.
106 N. 22d st. Bell phone 240.
lv-16-tf
WE negotiate loans and sell real es
tate, can handle desirable farm
loans. Malone-McConnell Co., 2024 3d
ave. 7-17-tf
WE DISCOUNT SHORT TIME COM
MERCIAL PAPER, NEGOTIATE
PERSONAL LOANS SECURED B1
ACCEPTABLE COLLATERAL OR
INDORSEMENTS. 036 FIRST NA
TIONAL BLDG., BIRMINGHAM.
5-9-tf
“ MONEV 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-M AKX BLDG.
_ 12-8-1f
MONEY TO LEND on Birmingham and
suburban real estate. Leonard Wil
liams Co., 725 Woodward Bldg.
4-16-tf
I NEGOTIATE loans and sell real es
state. Jerome Tucker, 207 21st st.
12-17-tf ex sun
MORTGAGE loans on city andTsuburban
property. Ed S. Moore. 1116 Brown
Marx. 2-16-su-tu-thu-tf
WE HAVE "CLIENTS DESIRING fb
MAKE LOANS IN AMOUNTS $2000,
$3000. $4000. $5000. 6 AND 8 PEP CENT.
PROMPT ATTENTION TO APPLICA
TIONS. JEM ISON REAL ESTATE
AND INSURANCE CO.. 20TH ST.,
GROUND FLOOR FIRST NATIONAL
BANK BLDG. 5-lS-au-tu-thu-tf
FIRST MORTGAGE LOANS
Negotiated on city business and city and
suburban residence property. Low rates
and prompt attention; purchase money
notes bought.
JEMISON REAL ESTATE & INS. CO.,
211 North 20th Street.
3-23-tf-su-tu-thu.
WB are prepared to discount properly
secured purchase money paper.
REALTY TRUST COMPANY.
John H. Frye, President.
SOI North 20th st.
11-12-tu-thur-tf.
SCRAP IRON
SCRAP IRON, BRASS AND''ruSbER;
RELAY RAILS IS WHAT WE WANT
TO BUY; WRITE FOR OUR PRICE
LIST. WELLER IRON CO.. BIR.
MINGHAM, ALA. Vl#-tf
ONE CENT A WORD
W\TKS—Our ceut a word a days n» ad.
taken far lean than 25? for firm! Inner
lion. C'aali muat_a eeompany order.
LOST, STRAYED OR STOLEN
EDGElvdOD'Ts HEALTHYp^O Di®f
NORBMOKE; PURE AIR. 4-19-tf.
IA ) ST—SUNDAY NIGHT ONE RUBBER
TIRE MOUNTED ON DETACHABLE
RIM. ENCLOSED IN BLACK OIL
CLOTH CASE. IF FOUND FINDER
WILL HE SUITABLY REWARDED
FOR RETURN AT OFFICE OF LOUIS
V. CLARK & CO. 5-8-tf.
STRAYED from, my residence. 2172
Eleventh uveriue. south, one small hay
mare, hob lull, m wi.v shod has sear
of out on light thivth Suitable rewaul
for her fetum or information. Phone
Main 2«5TiH-W. 6-19-2t
Hofif Collie (lot;, !• months old. Sun
day in Norwood. Reward if returned
t * * l ■!«•!» N 2d si., or I n I orination
leading to recovery. Phone Main
388S-W.
WANTED \n experienced lad> 3a*htar,
must be ijulik and bright. Apply at
Norton's drug store.
FARM LANDS __
FARMS ANY WHERE IN AEASXffjT'
For Sale lJy
INGHAM REALTY COMPANY,
Birmingham.
_____Mbtt
220 ACRE FARM.
Within 2*,* miles of MontevaHo. Ala.,
where you have the best school advan
tages; place lays light on public road;
rich land that wtl! double in value;
$1500 cash will handle this; balance can
he paid on easy terms; might consider
small cottage in this deal. Minge Mort
gage and Realty Co.. 2113 1st ave.
.l-ll-Kt-su-tu-thn.
PRINTING, RULING,
BINDING. HIGH GRADE
WORK — EFFICIENT
SERVICE. LARGEST
AND MOST MODERN
PLANT IN THE STATE.
ROBERTS ft SON (Inc.)
“THE BIO ALABAMA HOUSE”
1812 3rd Ave.
Phonea, Dell Main 228, 220 and 1240
_u_____3-_ 2
Certificates. Ppari‘Jnd'
Interest guaranteed. Issued
in amounts of $60 to $5000.
Interest paid in cash each
duly, October, January and
April. Assets over. $4u0,000.
Write for free literature.
Security Savings & Loan
Company B ALABAMA
ANCHOR UNE
New Twin-Screw Steamships
“Cameronla,” “California,” “Caledonia”
and “Columbia”
Stilling from New York everv Saturday
Glasgow Londonderry
For Book of Tours, Bates, etc., apply to
HENDERSON BROTHERS. Oen'l A,ts.
17 and 19 Broadway. New York, or
Steiner Brothers, 3101 1st Ave : R. W.
Luckett, Terminal Station, or .lack W.
Johnson, 1927 1st Ave.. Birmingham
CALL
3 6
FOR SPECIAL
MESSENGER
Office. 417 X. loth St.
Business Strictly Confidential
9. Y. HAMPTON, Pro,. . .
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