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ONE CENT A WORD
RATES— One rrn< « word n Hot; no «d.
inkrn for Iriu thnn ITm* f'»r flrwl Inwor
Cn<h mn«< wcrnmnn'M nr'lrr.
WANTED _
^HAVING—10c "at 1921 Ith^ave. S-lS tf
\VK sharpen safety razor blades bet
ter than new. 25c dozen; send them
parcel post. Robert Prowell Stove Co.,
Birmingham. Ala. **
Buy a Home—Henderson—Phone 1202.
6-6-30t;
GLUCK'S DRY CLEANING CO.
Cleaning, pressing, repairing, altering, ,
hats renovated and blocked.
1713 3d Ave. Phone Mailt 2372.
1-S-tf-we-th-fr-mo
WANTED—To buy and sell new and
second hand furniture; we pay the
highest prices for household goods,
office furniture and feathers, or e
will exchange old furniture lor new .
packing done on short notice. Ala
bama Furniture Co., .1. A. Ketlo. man
ager. 2113 3d ave., N.. opposite court
house. 6-16-tf-su-thu
W A NTKD—T«~buy second hand surrey
and harness in first class condition.
Address W-15. care Age-Herald. >1-19-41
WANTED—1~ have registered English
bull dog bitch; want to breed \o
registered English bull dog. L. U.
Smith. Marhury. Ala. ___
WANTED—MALE HELP _
MYERS $1.5011 at "Store. 2010 3rd av^ry,^f
1WANTED Young men t-> work on trains
as news agent. 318 N. 26th st. 5-29-tr
BE A DETECTIVE—Earn $150 to $300
per month; travel over the world.
Write Supt. Ludwig, 653 Westover
Bldg., Kansas City, Mo. 6-l-30t
WAN'I ED-Aggressive young man «‘apa
ble of handling advertising and window
trimming in a general dry goods store.
Submit samples and state salary and
experience. Address P. O. Box 374, Tus
caloosa, Ala._____6-18-3t
CANVASSBRS—Two good men to work
small town in Alabama. Apply before
10 or after 5. Roberts. 2127 3rd ave._
’ WANT El) TO B BY.
Wanted to buy from owner business cor
ner on Southside, close in; not to ex
ceed $7000.
E. E. DEAN,
518 First National Bank. Phone 5366.
WANTED—Ex pe ri«• ni <*d Crordon press
feeders: apply at once to foreman.
Roberts A Son 6-19-31
WANTED—Two good sign painters.
Blue Ribbon Shoe Shop. 1907 4th
ave. Phone Main 4012.
WANTED—An experienced marker for
starched work. Apply Domestic
Laundry Co., ‘J4«• !* Ave. E. 6-19-21
_WANTED—FEMALE HELP ””
WANTED— I .adies, good canvassers for
high grade useful household utilities;
salary and commission. Apply 8 to 10
a. m., Southern Specialty Co., 426 Wood
ward bldg. 6-18-21
WANTED—An experienced marker for
starched work. Apply Domestic
Laundry Co., 2409 Ave. K.6-19-2t
'_WANTED--SITUATIQNS
EXPERIENCED bookkeeper and office
man wants position; capable of han
dling correspondence and taking entire
charge of office; auditing hooks or any |
other clerical work. W. D. DeCottes, i
General Delivery, Birmingham, Ala.
6-15—6t I
(WANTED—Position as office boy or any i
position suitable for a bright boy will
ing to work. Address Elliott, 908 S. 14th
st._ 6-18-3t
POSITION wanted by experienced chauf
feur, with three years’ experience; good
references. Address M-15, Age-Herald.
6-18-3t
E.ADY stenographer wants a few hours’
office work each morning. Phone East
Lake 175-J. 6-18-3t
Eastern college man, with
BANKING AND SECRETARIAL EX
PERIENCE. DESIRING TO LOCATE
IN BIRMINGHAM, WOULD LIKE OF
FICE POSITION AT SALARY SATIS
FACTORY TO EMPLOYER. AD
DRESS Q-15, care. Age-Ilerald. 6-18-2t
.WANTED—Situation as manager of
large farm or work on truck farm by
experienced man. Can go to work Mon
day. Farmer, care Age-Herald. t-ls-:t
WANTED—A position by an exper
ienced lady stenographer; some ex
perience in bookkeeping: good ref
erences. Call West End 38-W.
6-18-3t
for ANTED—Thoroughly competent sten
ographer. experienced in varied com
mercial lines, desires to accept eith
er temporary or permanent position.
Address R-15, care Age-Herald.
6-18-31
IdlDDLEAHED man wants work as por
ter, watchman, kitchenman in board
ing house, or factory. Address Y-15,
care Age-Hera Id. 6-19-2t
AN A-l bookkeeper with several years’
experience and familiar with all kinds
of office work, desires a position in or
around Birmingham; first class refer
ence given. C. S. Fuller, 343 Sayre st.,
Montgomery, Ala. 6-10-3t-tu-th-su
EXPERIENCED young man. well edu
cated. wants job of bookkeeping or any
kind of office work. Give me a trial
and I will prove my ability. Address
V-15, care Age-Herald. 6-19-2t
Seventeen- y ear-o i ,d boy wants
place as driver or work in a hotel. Ad
dress 524 Chamber of Commerce Bldg,
or call Main $434. 6-19-3t
Colored delivery boj with wheel
wants job in dry goods store; knows the
town. Z-I.'s fare A g<--1 h-rald,6-19-21
^ ajjction saue ^
*VE STOCK AT
AUCTION.
SALE EVERY WEDNESDAY.
Be sure to attend our Wednes
day Auction Sale, June 18. 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 $50 or less; $2; sell
ing for over $50, $3.
MAXWELL & CROUCH
MULE COMPANY.
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN HORSES
AND MULES.
STOCKS AND BONDS
STOCKS, LISTED BONDS INDUS
TRIALS. DISCOUNT StfORT-TlME
COMMERCIAL PAPER, NEGOTIATE
COLLATERAL & MORTGAGE LOANS
ELLIOTT-LAWTON CO.. FIRST
NATL. BLDG., BIRMINGHAM.
C-12-tf
* 20 PERCENT DISCOUNT
Becond paper. $800, payable monthly, $20;
bears 8 per cent. Address H-15. care
Age-Herald. 6-17-7t
"A GOOD woman cook, salary $7 week.
Bluff Park Hotel, city. 6-18-St.
WANTED—Salesladies. f7n7Woo! worth
Co. 5 and 10 Cent Store. 1920 2d ave.
BEAL ESTATE
" HOMES FOR SALE:
In city and suburbs on easy terms at
tow prices. Plione Main 2G9.
J. MURRAY NORMENT.
20:'ti First Ave.
6-17-30t
ONE CENT A WORD
RATES—One cent a wonl n day* no nd.
taken for Ipm than 2Bp for flrut fnaa>
<!■ n fn-t» nmwt accompany order.
_to 1^ 5ALL
TALK WITH ALAN Ji5MISoi£
Hell 100. 6-4-tf
I BUT, sell and exchange real estate.
J. M. Gibson, 409 Empire Bldg.
12-24-tf
v\ B buy, Bt-il, rent or exchange real es
tate. E. J. Burns Co.. 406 American
Trust Bldg. Phone 766. 10-4-tf
Buy a Home—Henderson—Phone 1202.
6-G-30t
Cf~S.HULLS~shlpped anywhere. F. 1L
Logan & Co., Atlanta. 4-20-tf
WE wlirbuilT_>’ou a home. Birmingham
Building and Imp. Co. 414-15-16 Amer
ican Trust Bldg. 1-16-tf
BARGAIN for sale at big sacrifice, my
equity in three splendid 8 room, mod
ern homes, full sized lots, fine loca
tion in Norwood, just completed,
houses are fitted up with best of ma
terial. Peck-Wllliamson furnaces, oak
floors, fine electric fixtures. The loca
tion Is right. Houses are easily worth
$6500 each, but for immediate sale
will take $1750 each, $3750 in cash on
the three and balance easy. No bet
ter bargain in Birmingham. I am
forced to sell these homes at once.
Address E-15, care Age-Herald.
G-IG-Gt
FOR SALE—About acre near oar line;
on a hill facing road; has city wa
ter. electricity and telephone. Call
Main 2373 . 6-19-3t
90x100
ALLEY CORNER
Within one and one-half
Blocks from Roden hotel,
$8000
Worth of Improvements on lot.
PRICE $20,000.
Call ; '
HARRY A. BURNS
or
TALK WITH ALAN JEM ISON
Main 100
1 CAN sell you a home in desirable part
of Woodlawn for $2500, full sized lot;
your payments, including interest, will
amount to ordinary rent only; have
brand new. 5-rooms; $200 cash, balance
to suit. Rufus A. Russell, care Mlnge
Mortgage and Realty Co., 2113 1st ave.
__6-19-2t.
FOR SALE—One lot 56 pound second-hand
rails; one 18x36 Corliss engine; one 7x10
hoisting engine; two 60x16 high pressure
boilers, and a general line of second
band machinery. George E. Lum, 1 S.
20th st. 5-8-tf-th-su-tu
ONE CENT A WORD
RATES—One cent a word a day* no ad.
taken for leas than 21V for first Insrr
tlon. t'nali must ncoomiinny order.
__FOR SALE_ _
FOR SALE—Barber shop; three chairs
and three-choir combination. Located
at No. 2006 4th ave. 6-18-21
ROLL TOP desk; oak linlsli and In good
condition, for sale; *10 cash. Apply 520
Chamber of Commerce Bldg.
FOR SALE—One five passenger K. M. F.
Cheap for cash. Address F-15, care Age
Hcrald._ G-lil-3t
FOR SALE—Six-room rooming house;
close in. Address S-15, cure Age
Herald.
FOR RENT ~
Buy a Home—Henderson—Phone 1202.
6-6-30t
• DESIRABLE OFFICE.
Account combining my business with
Malone-McConnell Co., I will rent m.
former office. No. 2109 3rd ave.. at rate
I am paying. One of the best office loca
tions In city.
W. A. LESTER,
2024 Third Ave.
6-17-0t.
STORE FOR RENT—October 1; hand
some 2-story store. No. 2027 2d ave.
IV. B. Leedy & Co. 6-13-7t
FOR RENT—Modern apartment; five
rooms and bath, all conveniences; will
rent cheap. Phone Main 2129-IV. 1215
Sylvan ave. S. 6-15-7t
OFFICE SPACE.
Just what you want at a reasonable
price, at 2024 3rd ave.
MALONE-McCONNELL CO..
Real Estate, Rentals, Insurance.
6-17-3t.
FOR RENT—Private office or desk space,
with or without furniture; very cheap.
Call Main 2373. 6-19-31
SEVERAL DESIRABLE POSI
TIONS OPEN TO EXPERIENCED
REAL ESTATE SALESMEN.
CALI, 705 AMERICAN TRUST
BLDG. 6-16-tf
WANTED—Three salesmen for live prop
osition. Call 201 Brown-Marx.
VVANTED—BOARDERS
Sl'RKKNBD, airy roomsTTtoest board In
town. $5 week. Kenny House, 1-217 4th
ave. 0-16-30t
BLUFF PARK HOTEL is open to quests.
For information address C4. S. Foster,
Route 3, city. 6-18-5t
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF PASSENGER TRAINS, BIRMINGHAM
The following schedule figures are puWIahed esljr as Information, and are net
g—ia Head
_’Dai;/ oroept Sunday._ ■■Sunday only._
BIRMINGHAM TERMINAL STATION
Southern Hallway
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no. Depart To—
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23 Rnmawick 11:50 am
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Trains Barked itiu* (•) run dally, except Sunday. OUter trains run dally. Central tlae.
FOR SALE_
FOR^SALE^My home! 2200^14th^aveT!
»S.; possesion given at once. Frank
Norris. 6-10-tf
14 NEGRO LOTS AND 2 HOUSES
at a sacrifice for quick cash; must be
sold; make an offer. Address J-15, care
Age-llerald. 6-17-7t
FOR SALE—Furniture and lease of
newly furnished 10 room house, all
rooms filled. Good proposition. Phone
Main 8069-W. 6-17-7t
FOR SALE—$22.50 buys a modern 5-room
bungalow near West End station and
Carnegie library; an attractive place,
and a bargain; this place will rent for
$22.50 a month; will make a fine invest
ment; I also offer two building lots,
level, fine shade trees, all improve
ments In and paid for, $610 each. Call
West End 456. G-15-3t-su-wed-thurs
WE buy 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 &
TERRY.
2109 First Avenue.
3-3-su-tu-th-tfj
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE—S00 acres
improved cattle farm; well bodied up;
abundance of good water and winter
pasture; four miles of fencing; one 6
room cottage; six tenant houses; faces
public road; 100 acres virgin long leaf
pine; 200 acres hardwood; can uccept ,
city property or stock of merchandise i
for one-half its value; price. $22.60 per
acre. Mingo Mortgage and Realty Co.,
2113 1st ave. 5-29-th-su-tu-tf
FOR SALE ^r exchange, high class, im
proved iarms, timber proposition, and
city propert/, will consider taking other
real estate or stocks of merchandise;
let us know what you have and what
you want. Minge Mortgage and Realty
Co., 2113 1st ave. 5-18-su-th-tf
FOR SALE—Fifty registered Duroc
Jersey hogs at farmers’ prices. Write
Blount County Stock Farm, Chepulte
pec. Ala. 6-15-7t-su-tu-th
FIRST MORTGAGE LOANS
1 Negotiated on city business and city and
I suburban residence property. Low rates
and prompt attention; purchase money
notes bought.
JEMISON REAL ESTATE & INS. CO..
211 North 30th Street.
3-23-tf-su-tu-thu.
WE have a number of very desirable
bungalows In Norwood that we can offer
you at a good price and terms, all 0
rooms with hardwood floors and fur
nace heat; prices range from $4000 to
$6J50. Call us up early this morning
and let us take you out to look at these
places.
BETHEA R. E. & INS. CO.,
2C37 Third Ave. Phone Main 116.
SEND for samples of gum tape; 10 rolls
printed with your name on it, $4.50; it
is neater and cheaper than twine; seals
your packages, boxes, cartons, etc; spe
cial prices on job lots without name.
U. S. Gum Tape Co., 136 Liberty street.
New York; have you tried the Univer
sal Pasting Machine? Thousands of
manufacturers using thorn. Bonded rep
resentative wanted.
j 6-l9-tu-th-sa-su-8t
FOR SALE—Baker electric runabout au
tomobile, in tirst class condition, new
batteries and charging plant with same,
$550. Address 0-15, Age-Herald, ti-18-ot
__MONEY TO LEND
TALK WITTT'aLAN JEWISON?"”
Ground floor Steiner Bldg. S-6-tf
REAL ESTATE loans to ault you In
amount, terms and Interest: can pay
back monthly or yearly; will take
second mortgages. John W. Prude
106 N. 22d st. Bell phone 240.
__ 10-16-tf
WE negotiate loans and sell real es
tate, can handle desirable farm
loans. Malone-McConnell Co., 2024 2d
ave' 7-17-tf
WE have $10,000 to lend In sums of
$2000 and over at an extremely low
rate of Interest, for three or five
years, on improved business or resi
dence property In old Birmingham.
The better the security the lower the
rate; no delay; money In hand, w
B. Leedy & Co.. 112 N. 21st st. 6-15-f.t
MONEY TO LEND on Birmingham and
suburban real estate. Leonard Wil
liams Co.. 725 Woodward Bldg.
_4-16-tf
Buy a Home—Henderson—Phone 1202.
6-6-30t
/
WE NEGOTIATE PERSONAL LOANS
SECURED BY ACCEPTABLE COL
LATERAL. 936 FIRST NATL. BLDG.
_6-ii-tr
I NEGOTIATE loans and sell real es
state. Jerome Tucker. 207 21st st.
_ _ 12-17-tf ex sun
WE HAVE CLIENTS DESIRING TO
MAKE LOANS IN AMOUNTS *2000
23000, 34000, 25000, 0 AND 8 PER CENT
PROMPT ATTENTION TO API'LP’a
TIONS. JKMISON REAL ESTA''E
AND INSURANCE CO.. 20TII ST
GROUND FLOOR FIRST NATIONAL
BANK BLDG. 5-18-su-tu-thu-tl
MORTGAGE loans on city and suburban
property. Ed S. Moore. 1116 Brown
Marx._2-16-au-tu-thu-tf
WE are prepared to discount properly
secured purchase money paper
REALTY TRUST COMPANY.
John H. Frye. President.
301 North 20 dt st.
11-12-tu-thur-tf.
_ KODAK FINISHING
Filins developed, 10c per roll; prints,
L'Hc, 3c and 4c ouch; best work guar
anteed Address the Kodaker’s Friend,
Box 922, Birmingham. Mall orders
my specialty,5-3-tf
A(J I'O.VIOUILES
motorboats, at bargain prices, all
makes, brand new machines, on easy
monthly payment plan, (let our propo
sition before buying or you will regret
it, also bargains in used motorcycles.
Write us today. Inclose stamp for re
ply. Address Lock Box 11, Trenton,
Mich. C-s-14t
LUbT—-STK A Y ED—STOLEN
LOST—Blue leather purse containing'val
uable watch; Under please return to
Age-Herald and receive reward.
lt-19-31
dentists" ~
FINK dentistry, Dr. A. J. MasseyT^over
Jefferson County bank. Room itul.
i’lione 1344. S-31-tf-sa-su-tu-ih
(INF FFNT A WORD
HATES——One rent a word w day* no ad.
token for lean than ttfte for first Inner
tl«*n. nt a mi norompniiy order. ;
--- I
I
nace heat; modern conveniences;
moderate price; bath free. 2100 5th
•venue. 6-26-tf
NICELY furnished front room, elegant
bath room, hot baths at all hours,
house screened. Hell phone 2212 N. 4th
avenue. 5-15-tf
NATIONAL HOUSE, 209*4" N~ 22d st..
nicely furnished rooms from 23c up.
5-21-30t
at the Birmingham hotel, . -
trie lighted, telephones, and all service
of a first class hotel, with privilege of
hath, $3.50 per week.G-Jl-tf
TWO connecting furnished rooms tor
light housekeeping. 1812 7th ave. G-lii-tf
LAHOl front room, first class board,
private home, two blocks east of Five
Points. Main 67G7-J G-37-3t-tu-thu-su
r HAVE two delightful front rooms in
my new residence (South Highlands),
wliich I desire to let. furnished or
unfurnished, to one or two gentle
men; eject'** nt location on car lino;
there is also room for building
garage on place: every convenience;
no children; premises well kept as
cleanliness Is the main thing In the
house; gentlemen only will reply.
References exchanged. Address 8-11,
care Age-Herald. 6-12-2t-th-su
UNFURNISHED ROOMS—Three rooms,
reception hall, storage closet, and lat
ticed back porch; with lights and wa
ter for $18 per month. Call at 120 S.
Gist st.
FOR RENT—Newly furnished connect
ing light housekeeping rooms. 531
N. 23d st. 6-18-3t
TALBOT House, nice outside rooms, mod
ern conveniences; near business center.
1727*2 2d ave. Phone Main 8535-J.
_._
EX CEPT TONALLY clean, bright front
room upstairs; modern throughout;
most desirable location; special rate to
one or two gentlemen. 030 N. 22d st.
_ 6-17-6t
FOR RENT—Lovely room, elegantly fur
nished, brick house, steam heat, hot and
<ol(l water, private bath, etc.; gentle
men preferred; references required. Ap
ply G04 N. 20th st.. or Main 73G0-J.
_ G-18-5t
FOR RENT- Two front rooms, furnished
complete for light housekeeping, gas,
electric lights, hot hath, convenient to
several cars; $4 a week. 412 N. 25th st.
ATTRACTIVE front room; four windows;
tine exposure for summer; good table;
three car lines. 2018 10th ave., S. 6-19-4t
ROOMS to rent for light housekeeping.
Apply to Miss Helen Robinson. Blount
Springs, Ala.
ROOMS for rent; front room; also small
room with dressing room. 1218 20th st..
S. Main G114-W.0-19-eod-tr
MISCELLANEOUS
NOTICE TO BIDDERS- .Sealed proposals
will be received by tlie city clerk, H. L.
Hunter, in Falkville, Ala., until 8 p. m.
Tuesday. June 24. 1913, for the construc
tion of concrete sidewalks and vitrified
brick street crossings, provided for un
der improvement ordinance No. GO.
adopted by the town council of Falk
ville on May 13. 1913. Plans and specifica
tions for such work are now on tile in
the office of the city clerk In Falkville,
Ala., subject to inspection. The right
is reserved in the council to reject any
or all bids. A certified check for $500
is required. H. L. Hunter, City Clerk.
«-13-7t
< ’I IE A PEST RATES IN THE CITY.
Automobiles for hire, night or day; best
back line and drays, vans. Rhodes
Transfer and Taxicab Co.. Main 5525.
6-18-5t
THE fine dancing pavilion at East Lake
park may be engaged tor private parties
or special occasions any afternoon or
evening very reasonable. Phone East
Lake, 171-J. Best Park and Amusement
Co., managers East Lake nark.
*. -1 1 - 71 - u -1!; -1; I
NOTICE OF SALE OF COLLATERAL
SECURITY. Notice is hereby given that
the undersigned will sell at public out
cry to the highest bidder for cash be
fore the courthouse door of Jefferson
county, Alabama, at 12 o’clock, m.,
on Tuesday, the 24th day of Juno,
1913, the following described stocks
and bonds now held by the under
signed as collateral security to secure
an indebtedness owing to the under
signed. which is now past due to
wit: $30,000 of bonds of the denomi
nation of $500 each of the Ashby
Brick company. Nos. 1 to 20, inclusive,
and 40 to 80, Inclusive. $25,000 of
bonds of the demonimation of $1000
each of the Peoples Natural Gas
company. Nos. 10031 to 10050. inclu
sive, 10052 to 10055, inclusive, and
100G4. 400 shares of preferred stock
of the Black Crow Goal company, evi
denced by certificate No. 3. loot)
shares of common stock of the Black
Crow Coal company evidenced by
certificate No. 2. 356 shares of stock
of the Cahaba Coal company evi
denced by certificate No. 6 for 167
shares, certificate No. 18 for 89
shares and certificate No. 14 for 100
shares. All of these corporations be
ing organized and existing under the
laws of the state of Alabama. 30,
000 shares of stock of the Providence
Oil and Gas company, a corporation
existing under the laws of the state
of Delaware, evidenced by certifi
cate No. 1700. First National Bank of
Birmingham.
By THOMAS HOPKINS, Cashier.
ROOMS WANTED—BOARD ~
ON^^iarge^^coof^TurrnslTecr^'roonT^adj o i n -
ing bath, with or without kitchenette.
2114 6th ave._
WANTED—To rent furnished house for
summer at reasonable rent; no chil
dren. Address X-13, care Age-Herald.
YoUNtf man desires room and board in
private family; must be convenient to
Fountain Heights’ car. preferably near
11th ave.; state particulars. Address
D-16. Age-Herald._
TWO unfurnished rooms in private family
if possible, with lights, water and bath;
walking distance Northside preferred;
no children. Address T-lo, care Age
Herald.___
FARM LANDS
''^ARMS'Tr^FfreERir^
For Sale By
INGRAM REALTY COMPANY.
Bl rmlngham.
3-14-tl
600 acres level, clay, Dallas county land
half mile Browns, mall Fine Southern
railroad; 400 acres cultivation, bal
ance Rood timber; 3 overflowing
wells, 13 tenant houses; $17.50 acre,
6 per cent. II. S. Bibb & Co.. Selma,
Ala._ 6-16-71
SUMMER RESORTS^
wTtrnr^^ARDr^OOMST-MlTSI(T, ALL
SATISFACTORY AT INGRAM WELLS
THIS SEASON. RATES AT HOTEL.
$8 PER WEEK. CITY PHONE 1197.
6-17-3t
"UNCLE SAM’S" greatest health resort,
owned and operated by the United States
governinent; send for a free copy of
"Cutter’s Official Guide" to Hot Springs,
Ark., 72 pages and over 100 illustrations
Address The Central Sanitarium, Hoi
Springs, Ark. 6-10-3t-tu-th-su
LObi, MKA1LU OK STOLEN
LOST—At Rick wood park, lady’s gold
handled umbrella; initials T. O. L.
Liberal reward for return to 1101 Brown
Marx. Phone Main 1762-J.
POULTRY
FOR^SALE—Fawn and White Indian
Runner Duck eggs. 12 for $1 or 25 for
$1.50; best of • layers; beautiful birds.
Mrs. J. C. Moses, Route 2, Ea^t Lake,
Ala.
Eight Per Cent Preferred Stock
' Many persons keep funds invested,
during long periods, at a rate of three or
four per cent per annum; to them we
would commend a careful consideration
of the merits of the preferred stock of this
company. These shares pay a fixed divi
dend of eight per cent—one-half in Jan
uary and one-half in July of each year,
and they can be purchased at one hundred
dollars a share.
All the two hundred thousand dollars
of common stock, offered by the com
pany, has been taken and paid for at one
hundred and ten dollars a share. It also
yields a dividend of eight per cent per
annum, and is held largely by the management of the company. The
preferred stock, however, has a decided advantage over the common, in
that no dividend can be paid on the common, until all dividends on the
preferred shares have first been paid.
Realty Trust Company
JOHN H. FRYE, President Capital $470,000.00
Birmingham, Ala.
ONE CENT A WOOD'
H ATES—One cent n word « dny; no nd.
Inkru for le»» than 25c for firm Inwer
lli.n, ( null nmwf nrcompan> order.
WANTED Man and wife to take charge
of country home. White “flunkie”
grade camp. Sawmill superintendent
$10o month; also share profits. White
cook also maid private home. Travel
ing solicitor large school, salary paid.
Rock cl rill runners. Room 626 Cham
ber Commerce Bldg.
^KODAKS__ __
FILMS developed. 10c per roll. Prints, He
and 4c each. Prompt attention and
work the best. Covell Co. 3-21-t 1
HATS OF QUALITY_
~|2—SKELTON’S HATS—2.
5-24-30t
_ LEUAL NOTICES _
lloud Redemption
Notice is hereby given to tbe holders
of bonds numbered 52, 72, 73, 112 and ISO, i
issued by the Pratt Coal company, a
body corporate under the laws of Dela- i
ware, and secured by deed ol’ trust re- j
corded in volume 341, page 1. of the rev- .
ords in the probate office ot Jefferson j
county, Alabama, that each arid all of j
said bonds are hereby called for redemp- ,
tion. and will be redeemed at the office j
of tbe undersigned as trustee, in Bir- j
mingham, Ala., on the 1st day of July, j
1913, under and In accordance with par
agraph 12 of the said deed of trust.
TITLE GUARANTEE LOAN & TRUST
CO.. TRUSTEE.
By E. L. SMITH, Treasurer.
G-29-4t-th I
. ____— i
Executor** Notice
State of Alabama. Jefferson county— |
Louise C. Wooster, deceased, estate of. ,
Letters testamentary upon the 1 at will j
and testament upon the estate of said ■
decedent, having been granted to the (
undersigned, on the 2d day of June. 1913. (
by the Honorable J. P. Stiles, judge »>f the ;
probate court of Jefferson county. Notice j
is hereby given that all persons having j
claims against said estate will be required
to present the same within the tlrm al
lowed by law. or that the same will b«
barred.
CHRISTIAN* T. RAM BOW.
Executor. P. O. Box 645. i
J. B. A'IRD, Attorney Executor.
6-12-3t-thu.___
Notice
I, the undersigned. Walter L. Fulton. ,
convicted in the criminal court of Jei- j
ferson county of the offense of receiving ,
stolen property, hereby give notice that j
at the expiration of two weeks T will ap- :
ply to the governor of Alabama for u
pardon. WALTER L. PULTON. ,
6-19-2t. ;
PRINTING, RULING,
BINDING. HIGH GRADE
WORK — EFFICIENT
SERVICE. LARGEST
AND MOST MODERN
PLANT IN THE STATE.
ROBERTS & SON (Inc.)
“THE I1IG ALABAMA HOUSE”
1812 2?; 3rd Ave.
I’lione. Bell Mull, 22S, 220 and t34H
Special
Norwood Lots
$4500—100x109, facing east, all street
improvements in front and side.
$2700—60x190. on 31st street, between
13th and 14th avenues.
$3500—Lot 100 feet front, back 170 feet,
15th avenue, between 31st and 32nd
streets, fronts south.
$2000—50x140 on 12th avenue and 34th
street, elevated, with plenty of shade.
$1750—Corner, 45x100, 13th avenue,
33rd street, facing south and east.
$1650—Lot 45x110, on 12th avenue, be
tween 27th and 28th streets, alley
corner, bargain.
9
$2250—50x190, 30th or 31st street, with
all Improvements in and paid; can
finance building loan at 6 per cent.
$800 each—5 elevated lots at end of new
boulevard that will double in value
in short while: a big opportunity as
an investment. Tf it's Norwood lots
or improved property, we can serve
you promptly and to your entire sat
isfaction.
W. G. Tyler & Co.
Phnur 14 Main 2107 3d Avt.
FOR RENT
Modern two story brick, ce
ment floors, in the heart of the
Morris avenue wholesale dis
trict; $125.00 per month. Just
completed and now ready for
occupancy. Call or write A. J.
Arrant, 504-9 American Trust
building. Birmingham, Ala^
Seashore Excursions
Every Saturday, May 31 to August 30
TO
Gulf Coast Resorts
AT THE FOLLOWING ROUND TRIP FARES FROM BIRMINGHAM
Pensacola - - $ 8.30
Pascagoula - - 9.25
Biloxi - - - 10.00
Pass Christian - 10.00
Foley - - - $ 9.10
Ocean Springs • 10.00
Gulfport - - 10.00
Bay St. Louis - 10.00
Ten Days Return Limit. For Particulars Apply
J. H. SETTLE, District Passenger Agent
J. V. ARNOLD, Depot Ticket Agent
L. & N. STATION Phone 8111
New York$Jr.55
and Return
Via CHICAGO
Route
Seminole Limited
An Ideal Vacation Trip at a Low Cost, Combining Rail,
Lake and Ocean. For full particulars, write or call
R. ANDERSON, D. P. A.
979 2010 First Ave., Birmingham, Ala.
FOR SALE
Modern two story brick just
completed, in the center of
wholesale district, first floor
cemented and an Ideal loca
tion for wholesale produce
concern. Will net 8 per cent on
Investment. Building on lot
25x82 1-2 feet. For information
call or write A. J. Arrant, owner.
504-0 American Trust Building,
Birmingham, Ala.
NOTICE
Bids will be received by the board of
revenue. Jefferson county, until 12
o'clock m., July 2, 1913, for certain grade
work 11 Fn«Oey i 1
Specification and bid sheets can be
obtained from J. C. Williams, Koum ,
101 courthouse. L. H. SLATER,
Sanitary Engineer.
_
II Printup Hotel |
| Gadsden, Ala. f
9 Centrally Located
I Sample Rooms H
LETTERS TO EDITOR
Tribute From a Friend
To the Editor of The Age-Herald:
When tlie spirit of Mr, N. P. T. Finch
took Us flight to other realms on yes
terday Birmingham and the state of
Alabama lest a good and useful citi
zens. 1 enjoyed the confidence and
companionship of this gentleman for
years, and 1 never left his presence
without feeling that I had been bene
lltted both morally and mentally. I do
not remember of hearing him Hpeak an
ugly or unkind word of anyone. He
was big and broad, and a man of peace.
He disliked bitterness and strife, anti
always looked upon the weak and vul
gar with pity, wishing they possessed
the nobler qualities and richer gifts.
His body wilt rest in Arlington, and
if the spirit of Hubert E. Bee should
at any time return to this sacred spot,
and in wandering around in the still
ness of the night, he would say to
the dead: “Sleep on in my old home;
I am resting not far away, and In a
little while we will ull be together."
Deur friend, shall I say good-bye? No,
only the shadows of evening have
fallen, but they will pass away, and
some morning you will awake from
your slumbers, and ask: "Is this life
iiguin? 1 must be In a land of joy and
beauty; 1 wonder if my friends of the
long ago are here; let me see who 1
can find.” .1. BAWBKR DARBY.
Birmingham, Juue IS, IS 13,

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