The Birmingham age-herald. [volume], June 20, 1913, Page 10, Image 10

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RATES—One rent n wonl n days no ml.
taken for less than 2B«* for flr*t Inser
tion. ( lull t»»im< in I'lnninny order.
__ WANTED
EHAV1NG—10c at 1921 4th ave._E-D ff
AVE sharpen safety razor blades bet
ter than new, 23c dozen; send them
parcel post. Robert prowell Stove Co.,
Birmingham, Ala. ** tf
Buy a Home—Henderson—Phone 1202
G-G-30t
" GLUCK’S DRY CLEANING CO.
Cleaning, pressing, repairing, altering,
hats renovated nnd blocked.
1713 3d Ave. Phone Mail: 2372.
1 -S-tf-we-th-fr-mo
WANTED—To buy "second-*hand surrey
and harness in first class condition.
Address W-15, care Age-Herald. 6-19-4t
ANTED—‘l'lvrry industrious boy and
girl that wants to make some money
during vacation to write to me. C. W.
O’Connor, 101 Wells St.. Atlanta. Ga
6-20-4t
To iVrv a farm of about 50 acres: not
over 12 miles from Birmingham at a
reasonable price; write to D. It.
George. 260 W. 14th st.. Atlanta. Ga.
6-20 St
Wanted To borrow $4200 on prop
ertv in center of Norwood. Phone
1 4 30.6-20-lit
WANTED—-MALE HELP
MYERS $1.30 Hat Store. 2010 3rd avenue.
1-4-tf
Wanted Young men to vv >rk on trains
as newt* agent. 318 N. 26th st. 6-29-tf
BE A DETECTIVE—Earn SI50 to *300
per/month; travel over the world.
Write Supt. Ludwig. 053 Westover
Bldg.. Kansas City, Mo. 6-l-30t
W’ANl ED—Aggressive young man capa
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
tv A NT E D—Kx perienced Gordon press
feeders; apply at once to foreman.
Roberts & Son. 6-19-3t
Yi ANTED An experienced marker for
starched work. Apply Domestic
Laundry Co., 2409 Ave. E. 6-19-2t
RAILWAY mail clerks wanted. $75 month
to commence; vrir.e Immediately. Frank
lin Institute, Dept. 2-E. Rochester, N. Y.
6-14--to 7-14-ex tu&thu
WANTED— CYLINDER PRESS FEED
ERS. APPLY 1703 3D AYE. FRIDAY
MORNING AT 8:30.
WANTED—Men to learn the barber trade;
few weeks completes; position open;
tuition $25; free catalog. Birmingham
Barber College, Birmingham.
2-2-tf-fri-su-wed.
\v ANTED-—Ambitious young mo n to
become traveling salesmen; hundreds
of good openings; write for particu
lars. Bradstreet Training System,
Rochester, N. Y.
WANTED First class union barber at
once. $16 guarantee. 2004 4th ave. D.
R. Webster, proprietor. 6-20-2t
_WANTED—I-EMALE HELP
WANTED—An cxperlenc vd iniirkvr^for
starched work. Apply Domestic
Laundry Co., 2409 Ave. 10. 6-19-21
WANTED—A white kill to cook aTId do
Reneral housework. Phone Alain
4620-J or apply 1309 Glen Ills ave.
K-19-3t-thu-frl-sun
WANTED—SITUATIONS^
E^rpERIENCKD^bookkeeper and^ofRce
man wants position; capable of han
dling correspondence and taking entire
charge of office; auditing books or any
other clerical work. W. D. DeCottes,
General Delivery, Birmingham, Ala.
6-15--6t
WANTED—Position" as office hoy or any
position suitable for a bright boy will
ing to work. Address Elliott, 908 h. 14th
•t._ 6-18-3t
POSITION wanted by experienced chauf
feur, with three years’ experience; good
references. Address M-15, Age-llerald.
G-18-3t
EX DY stenographer wants a few hours’
office work each morning. Phone East
Lake 175-J. 6-18-31
*W ANTED—Situation as manager of
large farm or work on truck farm by
experienced man. Can go to work Mon
day. Farmer, care Age-Herald. 6-18-3t
WANTED—A position by an exper
ienced lady stenographer; some ex
perience in bookkeeping; goo^ ref
erences. Call West End 33-W.
_ 6-18-31
WANTED—Thoroughly competent sten
ographer. experienced In varied com
mercial lines, desires to accept eith
er temporary or permanent position.
Address R-16, care Age-Herald.
_ 6-18-3t
kliDDLEAGED man wants work as por
ter, watchman, kltchenman in board
ing house, or factory. Address Y-15,
care Age-Herald. G-19-2t
Experienced young man, well edu
cateri, wants 1ob of bookkeeping or any
kind of office work. Give me a trial
and I will prove my ability. Address
V-15, care Age-Ilera!d. ti-19-2t
•EVENT]; EN - V EAR - OI ,D b< ,y vvants
place as driver or work in a hotel. Ad
dress 524 Chamber of Commerce Bldg,
or call Main 5434. G-l9-2t
COLORED delivery hot with wheel
wants job in dry goods store; knows the
town. 2-16, care Age-Herald. fi-!9-2t
EXHiTTlVE position wanted bv wideT
swake man who desires making a
change of business.. At present bolding
office and stock with small concern.
Desires office position or position on
the road with A-l concern. Results
guaranteed. References cheerfully
given. Business, are Age-Herald.
__ G-18-3t-eod
COMPETENT offico man; a college
graduate, experienced In bookkeep
ing, etc., desires position. Address
B. M. Williamson, Lower Peachtree,
Ala-__ G-20-4t
V A NT E D— Position, will >ome~luniber
company needing the service of tirst
class office man and timekeeper com
municate with A -1 G, care Age-Herald.
At present employed and can furnish
A-l reference. G-20-21
W ANTED—rkjsition by Pita in laris;;
registered In Alabama. Mississippi'
and Louisians, best of references
Address Druggist, care Age-Herald.
6-20-tf
STOUvS AM) liO.N 1)S
STOCKS, LISTED BONDS a.- lNDl'K
TRIALS, DISCOUNT SHOBT-TIMB
COM MERCIAL PAPER. NEGOTIATE
COLLATERAL .V MORTGAGF LOANS
ELLIOTT-LA W ION < . FIRST
NATL. BLDG., BIRMINGHAM.
G-12-tf
20 PERCENT DISCOI’NT
■econd paper, $S0o. payatde monthly, $20:
bears 8 per cent. Address H-15, care
Age-Herald. C-17-7t
A GOOD woman cook, salary $7 week.
Bluff Park Hotel, city,6-18-St.
WANTED—HELP
waiting you; let us show you where
It is; we have placed scores from
jour state and can place you. South
ern Teachers' Agency, Columbia,
S. C.
tV A NT E D- Ex peri en ced rate clerk; saw
mill superintendent; heading mill fore
man; rock drill runners; white woman,
naiad maker and cold meat carver;
housekeeper for rooming house; travel
ing: solicitor, business college salary
paid. Room Chandler Commerce
SMg
IONF UFNT A WORD
i HATES— One cent n unril n «1hv: no n«l.
for Icmk 1 linn 25c for firil
ll-ii 1 »i"*( ni'i'»ni|iBn< ortlcr.
jfOliSALt
! TALK WlTH~Xt.AN JEMlsON?
Hell 100. 6-4-11
, 1 J3UT, sol! and exchange real estate.
J. M. Gibson. 4i»9 Empire Bldg.
1_ 12-24-tf
Wk du>, sell, rent or exchange real ea
tate. E J. Burns Co.. 406 American
Trust Bldg. Phone 7C6. l'J-4-tf
! Buy a Home—Henderson—Phone 1202.
6-G-30t
C. S. HULLS shipped anywhere F. It.
Logan & Co.. Atlanta. 4-L'U-*f
FOR SALE in best part of Norwood, a
la room house, living room, parlor, din
ing room, kitchen, 2 bedrooms and bath
downstairs, bedrooms, trunk and bath
rcom upstairs, garage and servants'
room, lot 63x190, well shaded, eastern ex
posure; h very desirable home on liberal
terms; cash proposition; please don't
answer if you have something to trade.
See owner, 2008 3d ave. Main 91S6.
6-15-tf-su-we-fri.
BRICK! ~ BRICK !
Perfectly clean and whole second iiand !
brick, $4.50 per 1000 f.o.b cars Ens
ley; these arc choice brick and care
fully selected; other grades, $2.60 and
54 per 1000; 60 cents per 1000 off
of these prices when sold for de
livery to wagons at plant Ensley.
Also several thousand good fire brick
at $8 per loOO. Address C. A. Bryan,
Room 706 Woodward Bldg.. Birming
ham, Ala. Phone Main 7808.. 6-20-6t
FO R~SALE OR EX< ’! IA N GE~Se~mf-In: si
news lot, $12,500; close to steel mill at
Ensley and in wire mill district. Should
increase; can exchange tor a stock of
merchandise or improved farm or high
class South Highland residence. What
have you to offer? Minge Mortgage &
Realty Co., 2113 1st ave.
5-30-tf-we-fri-su
'FOR SALE FOR (’ASH—One set 29~vb 1 -
times eleventh (latest) edition Encyclo
pedia Brittanniea; India paper, grav
suede, soft binding, mahogany book
case; absolutely new: at half price.
Book lovers write "Bowe," care Age
Herald. 6-1S-3t-eod
FOR SALE At a sacrifice, one comput
ing scale in good condition. Apply
at 1S20 4th avenue.
6-1 l-4t-we-fr-sa-su
: 1 ' . :■ ■■ ■ ■■ near car line:
on a hill facing road; has city wa
ter. electricity and telephone. Call
Main 2-773. G-19-3t
I 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 Minge
Mortgage and Realty Co., 2113 1st ave.
6-19-2t.
ONE CENT A WORD
RATES—One rent it uonl h dayt no ml.
(liken for Ipnh (Iihii 250 for flrnt Inner
(b»w. <n»h iniiwl BiTiimpwn? order,
___ FOR SALE ^
FOR SALK—One five passengerTiiT^MT^F.
cheap for cash. Address U-16, tare Age
Herald. 6-19-3t
” 14 ~XE(»RO LOTS AND 2 HOUSES
at n sacrifice for quick cash; must be
sold; make an offer. Address J-15, care
Age-He raid. f»-17-7t
FOR SALE—Furniture and lease of
newly furnished 10 room house, all
rooms tilled. Good proposition. Phone
Main 8069-W. 6-17-7t
FOR SALE—Baker electric runabout ati
totnobile, in first class condition, new
batteries and charging nlant with same,
$560. Address 0-15, Age-Herald. 6-18-3t
BARGAIN for sale at big sacrifice, niv
equity in three splendid 8 room, mod
em homes, full sized lots, fine loca
tion in Norwood, just completed,
houses arc fitted up with best of ma
terial. Peck-Williamson furnaces, oak
floors, fine electric fixtures. The loca
tion is right. Houses are easily worth
$6500 each, but for Immediate sale
will take $4750 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-Horald.
6-lG-0t
FIVE acre bargain; beautiful, well lo
cated tract near Bessemer, $400 for
mediate sale; will deed free choice
corner adjacent, 100x190. Owner. 1109
immediate sole; will deed free choice
53 72.___
WANTED—SALESMEN
SEVERAL DESIRABLE POSI
TIONS OPEN TO EXPERIENCED
REAL ESTATE SALESMEN.
CALL 705 AMERICAN TRl’ST
BLDG. 6-16-tf
IF you are posted on financial matters
I need you. Ohane.v, 301 Farley Bldg.
6-14-5 t-sa-su-we-fr-su
WANTED—S A CESKfEN* T6~SELj7cOM -
PLETE LINE OF PAINTS. SALARY
OR COMMISSION. ADDRESS REPLY
TO STANDARD PAINT AND LEAD
COMPANY, CLEVELAND. O. 6-20-3t
SUMMER RESORTS
Leave Terminal 3 p. m. Saturday for
, INGRAM WELLS.
Dancing, bowling, tennis, etc.
$1.70 round trip, on Seaboard.
6-20-31-fr-sa
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(unuiMed
_*nar.y nnrot Sunday, ••Bundav only.
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_ FOR SALE_
WE will build you a ^oimT'^BirmJngham
Building and Imp. Co. 414-15-1$ Amer
ican Trust Bldg. 1-16-tf
FOR SALE—My home, 2200 14th ave..
S.. possesion given at once. Frank
Norris.6-10-tf
JEM ISON
SALES SPECIALS.
$7600—Pretty 7-room homo with sleeping
porch, two baths, in Mountain Terrace;
lot alone worth $1000.
$7500—7-room home on Iroquois st., south
of Highland ave.; lot worth $4500.
$8000—8-room home on Sycamore st., near
Highland ave.; lot worth $3000.
WOODIAWN COTTAGE FOR SALE-6
rooms, handsome paper, bath, in good
neighborhood, on full size lot facing
east; price. $2300. $100 cash and $20 per
month; now bringing a monthly rental
of $18 per month.
WEST END COTTAGE FOR SALE—5
rooms and bath, a bargain; price, $2£*A>;
big lot, good neighborhood.
MAGNOLIA HEIGHTS—Vacant lot for
sale on 12th ave.. N.; full size, facing
two avenues; beautiful view; owner
must sell. What will you offer?
BEAUTIFUL CLIFF ROAD—Vacant lot
for sale, 60 foot front, faces south;
price, $1500. Let us show you.
BEST LOT IN CENTRAL PARK FOR
SALE—50-foot front. large oak shade
trees, well elevated: price, only $425.
WHY PAY RENT?—Buy this home with
the money you ate now paying out for
tent; a beautiful South Highland home.
English type; can be had on very easy
terms.
THERE IS CONTENTMENT IN OWN
ING YOUR OWN HOME—Buy this 6
room bungalow on S. 14th st.; only $4750;
let us show it. to you.
MOUNTAIN TERRACE IS A HEALTH
RESORT—It is the most beautiful lo
cation in Birmingham in which to build.
Tour children will thrive on the cool,
bracing Red mountain air; let us show
you the few vacant lots that we have
left. They are all well located.
MA\t'FACTURlNO AND BUILDING
SITE l'X)R SALE—Owing to enlarge
ment. we have a manufacturing site in
Ensle.\ for sale; lot 100x150 with brick of
fice and buildings; trackage; can be had
ut n bargain.
REAL ESTATE IS THE FOUNDATION
OF CREDIT—Buy this beautiful bunga
| low in Norwood; very easv terms; price
just $1250.
JEM ISON REAL ESTATE AND INS. CO.
211 X. 20TH STREET.
FOUR acres good for truck, fruit, poul
try, dairy farm or building lots; in Bir
mingham near car line; must sell; real
bargain Farm Realty Co., 801-2-3
Brown-Marx.
FOR SALE.
TENNESSEE ROAN HORSE; SPLEN
DID ANIMAL, 7 TEAKS OLD, EX
CELLENT SADDLER AND STYLISH
DRIVER: AN ALL AROUND COM
BINATION HORSE; GAITS UNSLR
P ASS ED. SEE M R. JOHNSON. AT
KENTUCKY STABLES. 1530 3D AVE.
OH PHONE 466 MAIN.
I 'TOR SALK—A piano hb Rood as new!
| cost $250; will pell for $12r>: or will
' exchange for diamond not leas «han
.tuurtsii 110*4 N. 21fct st.
MONEY TO LEND
TALK WITH'a'EaN'jEMLSON?''
Ground flcor 8teln«r Bldg. S-«-tf
REAL ESTATE loans to suit you In
amount, terms and Interest; can pay
back monthly or yearly; will take
second mortgage*. John W. Prude
100 N. 22d st. Bell phone 240.
___10-16-tf
WE negotiate loans and sell real es
tate. can handle desirable farm
loans. Malone-McConnell Co.. 2024 3d
ave- 7-17-tf
MONEY TO LEND on Birmingham and
suburban real estate. Leonard Wil
liams Co., 723 Woodward Bldg.
4-16-tf
Buy a Home—Henderson—Phone 1202.
■ 6-6-30t
WE NEGOTIATE PERSONAL LOANS
SECl'RED BY ACCEPTABLE COL
LATERAL. 336 FIRST NATL.' BLDG.
__ C-ll-tf
I NEGOTIATE loans and sell real es
state. Jerome Tucker. 207 21st st.
___ 12-17-1f ex sun
PRIVATE party has~»2500. KMOO aiTd"$l67
(XX) to lend on close In real estate, at 7
and 8 per cent; security must be more
than double. Address FM1, rare Age
II era Id. 6-11-31 -wed-fri-su
FARM LANDS
For Sal* By
INGRAM REALTY COMPANY.
Birmingham.
S-14-tf
RhT acres level, clay, Dallas county land
half mile Browns, mall Hue Southern
railroad; 400 acres cultivation, bal
ance good timber; 3 overflowing
wells, 12 tenant houses; $17.50 acre.
6 per cent. B. S. Bibb & Co., Selma.
Ala.6 -1 6 - 71.
_KODAK FINISHING_
Films developed.^ 0c ~per~'roll; prints,
2*/4c, 3c and 4c each; best work guar
anteed. Address the ICodaker’s Friend,
Box 922, Birmingham. Mall orders
my specialty. 5-3-tf
A U TOMOtfli/Eb
motorboats, at bargain prices, all
makes, brand new machines, on easy
monthly payment plan. Get 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. 6-8-141
LUST—STKAYKD—STOLEN
LOST—BlueTleather purse containing val
uable watch; finder please return to
Age-Herald and receive reward.
6-19-3t
W A NTED—BO A KDEHS ~
M'REENEE>r’uIryr*rooms, best^board^ln
town. |3 week. Kenny House, 2217 4th
ave. * 6-16-30t
BLUFF PARK HOTEL is open to guests.
For information address G. S. Foster,
Route 3. city. fi-18-5t
ROO MjjWA NTEP~BO A RD_
W^N*TftTf^SoinHp*an^ lady
with young child: references ex
changed. Address stating terms, etc.
II. E. H., care Age-Heruld.
I(INF MIT t WORD
RATES—One cent a word n day* »o
fliken for lew* Hum *.T.e for first lower
il'>n. <'a*l» mi»«i ;ir< innpiin > order.
/LVAEoSC^XTt^outsTue rooms, fur
nace heat; modern conveniences;
moderate price; bath free. 2100 5th
avenue. 5-25-tf
NICELY furnished fn nt room, elegant
bath room, hot baths at all hours,
house screened. Bell phone 2212 N. 1th
avenue. 5-15-tf
NATIONAL HOUSE, 209** N. 22d st..
nicely furnished rooms from 25c up. i
5-21-30t
A l tlie Birmingham hotel, screened, elec
tric lighted, telcpnones, and all service
»»f a llrst class hotel, with privilege of
ljalb. $3.50 per week. » 6 M-1f
l \\ < > connecting furnished rooms for
light housekeeping. 1812 7th ave. 6-15-tf
1' OH RENT—-Newly furnished corinect
ivs light housekeeping rooms. 531
N. 23d st. 6- 18-3t
TALBOT 1 louse, nice outside rooms, mod
ern conveniences; near business center.
E2*I* 2d ave. Phone Main 3535-J.
6-15-71
EXCEPTIONALLY clean, bright front
room upstairs; modern throughout;
most desirable location; special rate to
ono or two gentlemen. 630 X. 22d st.
_ 6-17-6t
I'OR RENT—Lovely room, elegantly fur
nished, )>rick houae. steam heat, hot. and
cold water, private bath, etc.; gentle
men preferred.; references required. Ap
ply 604 N. 20th st.. or Main 7360-J.
_ 6-18-5t
A TTRAOTIVE front room; four windows;
tine exposure for summer: good table;
three car lines. 2018 10th ave.. S. 6-l»-4t
ROOMS to rent for light housekeeping.
Apply to Miss Helen Robinson. Blount
Springs, Ala.
ONE large cool furnished room iadjoin
ing bath, with or without kitchenette.
2114 6th ave.
1 \\ (* furnished rooms for light house
keeping; 2100 7th ave. Enquire 2114 6th
aJe-_ 6-lS-4t-we-fri-su-mo
FOUR desirable connecting rooms. 2110
JthjLve;_ 6-18-6t-eod
FURNISHED room connecting sleeping
porch for couple or two men in pri
vate family on South Highlands;
high and cool; meals if desired. Call
Main 6466.
FOR RENT—Three or four unfurnished
or three furnished rooms for light house
keeping within half block of 15th st. car
Apply 1021 15th st., S.
_FOK KENT
Buy a Home—Henderson—Phone 1202.
6-8-30t
FOR RENT—Modern apartment! five
rooms and bath, all conveniences; will
rent cheap. Phone Main 2129-W. 1215
Sylvan ave. S. 6-13-7t
FOR REN T—Private office or desk space,
with or without furniture- very cheap
Call Main 2373. C-19-3t
FOR RENT—For summer months, one
;> room cottage, completely furnished
situated between Ensley and Corey
Owner reserves right to occupy one
bedroom. References exchanged. Write
M. B. C., care Age-Herald. 6-18-3t-eo;l
F’Ol! RENT—Furnished house from-.July
if. to September 15; South Highlands;
|M".V. t; rooms; sleeping porch; delight
ful location; one and a -half blocks to
cur line; very reasonable. Phono Main
27fiS-\V. Write "E. C. M.." 1410 Cullom
st„ or call.
FOR RENT.
Modern, tl-Room Apartment,
Heat, Hot and Cold Water.
Also Gas Stoves ami Window
Shades Furnished.
First Class Location, Southslde
K. J. BURNS CO..
406 American Trust Bldg.
Phone Main 705.
DESIRABLE OFFICE.
Account combining my business with
Malone-McConnell Co.. I will rent my
former office, No. 21«0 3d ave., at rate
1 am paying. One of the best office lo
cations in city.
W. A. LESTER
2024 Third Ave.
«-20-2t
FOR RENT JULY 1—Leaving-!he city
and will rent house from July 1 to Oc
tober 1 to responsible tenant; will leave
gas stove and gas heater with party
taking house. No. 1420 13th ave., S.;
modem in every respect. See Yancey
Real Estate and Insurance Co. 6-20-3t
__MISCELLANEOUS
NOTICE TO BIDDERS—Sealed proposals,
will be received by the 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. 60,
adopted by the town council of Falk
ville on May 13, 1913. Plans and specifica
tions for such work are now on file in
the office of the city clerk in Falkville,
Ala., subject to inspection. The right
is reserved in tho council to reject any
or all bids. A certified check for |5ou
is required. II. L. Hunter, City Clerk.
_ 6-13-7t
CALL KATES’ TRANSFER CO. WHEN
WANTING AUTOMOBILE TRUCKS
FOR HAYRIDES OR PICNIC PAR
TIES. PHONE MAIN 1161. 6-2»-14t
CHEAPEST It AXES IN THE CITY.
Automobiles tor hire, night or day; best
hack line and drays," vans. Rhodes
Transfer and Taxicab Co., Main 6525.
6-18-5t
__KODAKS_
FILMS developed, 10c per roll. Prints, 3c
and 4c each. Prompt attention and
work the best. Coveil Co. 5-21-tf
HATS OF QUALITY_
*2—SKELTON’S 1IATS-*.
6-24-S0t
LEGAL NOTICES_
Sealed proposals will be received by
the undersigned until 3 o’clock p. m.,
Tuesday, June 24. 1913. for the con
struction of certain concrete roadway
paving under improvement Ordinance
No. 744-C. Specifications may be ob
tained and plans examined at tms
office. Tim right is reserved to reject
any ami nil proposals. . n,BIrk’
(Signed) \YA 1/1 Ell Q. KIBKPATBICK.
\ gf»-H,jrn Id. June 19. 20 and 21, 191,> _
NOTICE
Bids will be received by the board of
revenue, Jefferson county, until 12
o’clock m.. July 2, 1913, for certain grade
work at Ensley disposal plant.
Specification and bid sheets can be
obtained from J. C. ^!lll£lnV,;rl*oom
lUl courthouse. L H. “LAI r,rt.
Sanitary Engineer.
■■ ■ —-.— t
PROFESSIONAL
Persons who need glasses, or
who have any trouble with their
Eyes, Kars, Nose or Throat are
cordially invited to consult me and
be examined without charge.
HVRON DOZIER, M. D.#
Five, Ear, Nose sod Throat Specialist
11»Va N. 21st Street.
CITY ORDINANCES
An ordinance to provide for certain improvements
on Fourteenth avenue. Hour In from Bench afreet
to Twenty-first street, and at highway Interteetiona
between eal«t points.
He It ordained hy the Hoard of Commissioners of
the city of Hhinlngltam as follows:
Section 1. That the curbs on both sides of Four
teenth avenue, smith, from Heech street to Ash street
shall l>e reset to form a rogdwuy 25 fee: wide along
tlie center of Fourteenth avenue, south, between said
points.
That the curbing on the south -side of Fourteenth
avenue, south, from the «wi curb line of Ash street
to tin* east curb line "f Twenty-first street shall he
moved out anil reset along tin* south edge of a
twenty-seven and one-half <27 1-2) foot roadway.
That the portion of the roadway adjoining the
curbs on both sides of Fourteenth avenue, south,
from the west curb line of Heech street to tlie* east
curb line of Ash street shall be paved with hydraulic
cement concrete gutter paving fur u width of two (2)
feet and a depth or six Inches.
That the portion of the roadway adjoining the
south curb on Fourteenth avenue, south, from the
west curb line of Ash street to the east curb line
of Twenty first street, shall he paved with smooth
finished hydraulic cement concrete gutter paving hr
a width of three (.3) feet and of a depth of six (»)
Inches.
That the roadway texcept gutters) on Fourteenth
avenue, south, from (he west property line of Heech
sireet to the oast property line of Twenty-first street,
and the roadway between the gutter lines to the
property linos of Fourteenth avenue, south, at all
Intersecting streets between me above named points
shall be paved with asphaltic concrete one and one
half Inches thick, on a four-inch hydraulic cement
concrete base
Her 2. Thai said Improvement* shall he made in
accordance with the established grades on file in
the office of the city engineer for said portions of
said highways, and according to full details, draw
ings. plaits, specifications and survey* of said work
and estimates, which shall he prepared bv the city
engineer, as uarly as practicable, and placed hy him
o. » tile in his office !n the city haU. not later than
one weok prior to the data named In Section 4 of
tIda ordinance, where property owners who may bo
affected by said Improvements may aoo and examine
tho surne.
Sec. That the cost of constructing said improve
meuts shall be assessed against the property abutting
on the portions of tho highways so improved, pro
vided—
fa) That the cost of all improvements at or upon
street, avenue or alley Intersections shall he as
sessed ngnlnst the lots or parcels of land abutting
on said highways so intersecting for one-half block
In each direction.
(b* That the cost of sidewalk improvements on
street and avenue corners shall he aaaeased against
the Iota abutting on or nearest to said Improve
ment*: and the cost of sidewalk Improvement* at
the Intersection of any alley with a street or avenue
or other highway shall be assessed In fair propor
tion against the respective lots or pnrce'a of land
abutting or cornering on the alley at such inter
section.
(C) That no assessment shall exceed the cost, rf
such Improvements, or the Increased value of such
property, by reason of the special benefits derived
from such improvements.
(d) That the test of Improving between the tracks
and the rails of the tracks and 18 inches on each
side of the tracks, of any street, electric, or any
other railroad. Including switches and turnouts, shall
be paid by the owners of such rklltoad and shall
be assessed against and bo a lien upon Raid rail
road and ihe property connected therewith, and n
fair and just proportion of the cost of the drainage
improvements ahall be assessed against and be a Hen
on each street, olectrlc or other railroad on the
highways or rights of way drained by such drains
or sowers: and nothing herein contained ahall be
construed to relievo any such railroad of its obliga
tions In the matter of street improvements
Sec. 4. That the estimated cost of said Improve
ments la $8050. and that the Hoard of Corammls
tdoners will moet on tho 27th day <*f Juna* 1913. at
the council chamber of the city hall, at 3 o'clock.
p. m.. to hear any objections, remonstrances, or
protests that may he made against sahl improve
menta. tho manner of making the same, or the
material to he used.
Approved June 11. 1913.
('. KXUM. President
Board of Commissioners.
A. o. LANK. Commissioner.
JAMES WEATHERLY. Com.
Attest: H. S BYALL. City clerk.
Age-Herald. June 13-20. 1913.
IMPROVEMENT ORDINANCE NO. 753-C
An ordinance to provide for certain Improvements
on Twenty-first street. South, from Highland ave
nue to Fifteenth avenue. South, ami at highway
intersections between aflld points.
Be It ordained by the Board of Commissioners of
the city of Birmingham as follows:
Section J. That the roadway adjoining the present
gutter on the west side of Twenty-first street from
Highland avenue to Thirteenth avenue, south, shall
be paved for a width of one (1) foot and a depth
of »iv Incites with smooth finished hydraulic cement
concrete.
'Hint the stone gutter along the east side of (lie
present roadway on Tweniy-Itrst street front High
land avenue to Fourteenth avenue, shall b? reset and
the outer edge cut out to lit the finished pavement
of the roadway.
That the sidewalks on the east able of Twenty-first
street. South, from Fifteenth avenue southward to
the end of the present stone curb shall be curbed
with new six-inch by twenty-inch curbing.
That the roadway along the east curb on Twenty
first street. South, from Fifteenth avenue, south
ward. shall he paved with hydraulic cement concrete
gutter paving for u width of two 12) feet mid a
depth of six («) inches, to the end of the present
gut t or.
That the prerent stone gutter on the east side •(
Twenty-first street. South from Fourteenth avenue
southward for a distance of seven feet shall he react
and the outer edge recut to fit the' finished pave
ment of the roadway; provided, that the broken mil
'.idly damaged atone shall be replaced with new
stone.
That the roadway adjoining the curbs on the west
side of Twenty-flrat street. South, from Fifteenth
avenue. South, northward to the end >-f the present
concrete gutter shall bo paved for a width of three
feet and a deptli df six Inches with hydraulic ce
ment concrete.
That the roadway (except gutters! on Twenty-first
street. South, from Highland avenue to Fifteenth
avenue. South, and from property line to property
line at street intersect Iona between said points,
shall he paved with asphaltic concrete two (2)
Inches thick, on a four-inch concrete foundation.
Sec. 2. That said Improvements rhall he made in
accordance with the established grades on tile in
the office of the city engineer for said portions of
said highways, and according to full details, draw
ings, plans, specifications and surveys of said work
and estimates, which shall, be prepared by the city
engineer, as early as practicable, and placed by him
on file In his office In the city hall, not later than
one week prior to the date named In Section 4 of
this ordinance, where property owners who may be
affected by said Improvements may see and examine
the same.
Sec. ft. That the cost of constructing said improve
ments shall be assessed against the properly abutting
on the portions of the highways so improved, pro
vided- -
ta* That the cost of all Improvements at or upon
■treot. avenue or alley Intersection a shall be ns
aeased against the lots or parcel* of land abutting
on *a!d highways so intersecting for one-half block
In each direction.
lb) That the cost of sidewalk improvements on
street and avenue corners shall be assessed against
the lots abutting on or nearest to Raid Improve
ments; and the cost of sidewalk improvements at
the Intersection of any alley with a street nr avjeuue
or other highway shall bo assessed In fair propor
tion against tho respective lots or parcel* of laud
abutting or cornering on the alley at such inter*
section. , . .
(c) That no assessment shall exceed tho cost of
such Improvements, or the Increased value of such
property, by reason of the special benefits derived
from such Improvements.
Id) That the cost of improving between the tracks
and the rails of the tracks and 18 Inches on each
side of the tracks, of any street, electric, or any
other railroad, including switches and turnouts, shall
be paid by the owners of such railroad and shall
be assessed against and be a lien upon said rail
road and the property connected therewith, and a
fair and just proportion of the cost of the drainage
improvements shall bo assessed against and be a Hen
on each stroct. electric or other railroad on the
highways or rights of way drained by such drains
or sewers; and nothing herein contained shall be
construed to relieve any such railroad of its obliga
tion* in the matter of street Improvement*.
Sec. 4. That the estimated cost of said improve
ments Is $3800. ami that the Board of Commis
sioners will meet on the 27th day of June. 1013. nt
tho council chamber of the city hall, at 3 o'clock,
p. u>.. to hear anp objections, remonstrances, or
protest* that may bo made against said Improve- 1
merits, the manner of making the same, or the
material to he used.
Approved June 11. 1013.
f\ KXIiM. Prealdent.
Board of Commissioners.
A. O. BANK. Commissioner.
JAMES WKATHKKl.Y, Com. i
Attest : H. S. KYA1.L. City Clerk.
Age-Herald. June 13-20. 1013.__ _
IMPROVEMENT ORDINANCE NO. 754-C 1
An ordinance to provide for certain improvements
on Avenue H (Ensley). from Twenty-sixth street
to Twenty-ninth street, and at street intersections
between said points.
tie It ordained by the .Hoard of Commissioners of
the city of Birmingham as follows:
Section 1. That fide walks ten (10) feet wide along
the west and oaa» side* of Avenue H (Ensley!. from
the south curb Hue of Twenty-sixth street to the
north property line of Twenty-seventh .-treot. and
from the south property line of Twenty-seventh
street to the north property line of tTweniy-nluth
street, shall be curbed ami the gutters paved for u
width of three feet with hydraulic cement concrete
combined curb and gutter, except driveways, alley*
and the Intersection of Twenty-eighth street.
That the sidewalks on both aide* of Avenue H
(Ensley!. between the south cur!) line of Twenty
sixth street and tho north property line of Twenty
ninth street, excepting the roadways of all Inter
sections highways between the above named points
shall be paved with hydraulic cement concrete side
walk paving for a width of four (4) feet.
That the entrances to lots shall be paved four (4)
feet wide, the full width of the sidewalk.
inai urivevvays ami alleyways hiihii ue pa>e<i «un
concrete the full width of lac sidewalk and gutter.
Sec. 2. That said Improvements shall be made In
accordance with the established grades on Hie In
the office of the city engineer for »uld portions of
said highways, and according to full details, draw
ings. plan*. specifications and surveys of said work
ami estimates, which shall he prepared by the city
engineer, us early ns practicable, and placed by hint
on file in Ills office In the city hall, not later than
one week prior to the date named In Section -4 <'f
this ordinance, where property owners who may he
affected by said improvements may sco turd exumlne
the same.
Sec. That the cost of constructing said improve
rnents shall be us*fused against the properly abutting
•m the portions of tlie highways so improved, pro
vlded
*u) That the cast of all Improvements mi or upon
street, avenue or alley Intersections .shall he s*
sensed against the lots or parcels of land abutting
cm said highways so intersecting for one-half block
m each direction.
(b) That the cost of sidewalk Improvements on
oireet and avenue corneri shall be assessed against
the lots abutting on or nearest to said improve
ments; and the cost of sidewalk Improvements «t
the Intersection of any alley with a street or avenue
or other highway M|iall be assessed In fair propor
tlon against the respective lots or parcels of land
abutting or cornering on the alley at such Inter
section.
(c) That no assessment shall exceed the cost of
such Improvements, or the increased value of such
property, by reason of the special benefits derived
from such improvements.
4 T}|«* die estimated cost of said Improve
ments Is 93200. and that the Hoard of (ummis
s Jon era will meet on the 27th day of June. 1913. at
the council chamber of the city hall, at M o'clock,
p. m.. to hear uny objections, remonstrances or
protests that may be made against said Improve
ments, tli« maimer of making the same, or the
material to he used.
Approved June II. 1913.
C. KXyM, President.
Hoard of Commissioners.
•
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An ordinance to provide for certain Improvement* on
Mouth avenue, or Fifteenth avenue. Mouth, from
Chniles street to Cuilout street, and at street In
tersections iietueen said points
Ite it ordained by the Board of Ccmmleglongrs of
the city of Birmingham as follows:
Mectlon i. That Mouth avenue, w Fifteenth avenue.
I
The Frisco Lines announce the inauguration of a THROUGH
ELECTRIC LIGHTED DRAWING ROOM PULLMAN SLEEPING CAR
daily
BIRMINGHAM TO ST. LOUIS, MO.,
Effective June 15, leaving Birmingham 12: ,50 noon, arriving St. Louis
7:25 a. m. The only line operating a local Birmingham-St. Louis sleeper
originating and terminating at Birmingham.
Fred Harvey (lining, buffet-lihrary and observation cars.
For further particulars and reservations, call at Cily Ticket Office,
105 North 20th Street, or telephone Main 7558.
J. R. M’GREGOR, District Passenger Agent.
Louis V. Clark & Co.
GENERAL INSURANCE
Bonds, Liability, Steam Boiler, Fire
CAtL—PHOVHWWH1TB
Fourth Avenue and 20th St. Phoue 007 p# q Doi ^
_CITY ORDINANCES
South, from diaries’ street^Tn'^ruTioiu^sUeeL^^ItTri
be graded.
That new six by twenty Inch granite curb shall
be set along the north edge of a 25 foot roadway
lying two and a half feet tin each side of the ceutei
line of South avenue, or Fifteenth avenue. South,
rrom diaries street to Culloiu street, except at the
alley crossing.
Phat the roadway adjoining the curb on the nprUi
side of South avenue, or Fifteenth avenue. South,
between said points, for a width of two (2« feet
and depth of six lncl.es. shall he paved with smooth
finished hydraulic cement concrete.
That the eurhlng on the south side of said South
avenue, or Fifteenth uieiute. South, between sgld
points, shall he moved out from its presofu *M>sltlou
alia reset along the south edge of a foot roadway,
lying two and a half feet on each side of the center
ltrio of said avenue between said polnjK
rhat the roadway adjoining the curl) bn the south
stue of isouth avenue, or Fifteenth uveune. South,
between said points, for u width ..r t»„ <2< fee;
*1,, .<»epih. !>f 8,x ,6) Inches, shall be paved with
smooth finished hydraulic cement concrete
I nut the roadway (except gutters) on South (vve
nue, or Fifteenth a.cnue. South, from the east piot.
crt.> line of C harles atteel to the east curb line of.
c uilom street, and to the north and south pioperty
ii »cs or said South avenue, or Fifteenth it venue,
'Til- «t*tnl©d across ('idiom street to the east
gutter line of same, and from property line to prop
i rr !it . 8 at s,,e,*, intersections between mid point
s *»,, ,e PHV®'i w*lb hydraulic cement concrete.
that the sidewall, mi the north side of said
><>"tli avenue, or Fifteenth avenue. South, between
rUll SHIP*’, 8{1",,„,‘8 fnr •' "’lUlli of four m
riet with hydraulic cement concrete
u.»35?t.fhe rI?,rHnir0H 10,8 «'•»*« of said streets
Whe.e the * dewalks are to I., paved, shall he p.tvcd
Hie full Width of the sidewalk for a width of roiir
I' feet, with hydraulic cement concrete and the
'live ways Into lots and the alley ways shall be
paved with vitrified brick the full width of the l.le
walk and gutter.
see. J. That said Improvements shall he made in
| accordance with the tstablished grades op tiir \u
ihi; office of the city engineer for said portions ,a
said highways, ami a.rordlig to full details, draw
[ ngs. plans, specifications and surveys «.r said work
:imiI fMltaairfi. which shall be prepared by the ,‘itv
'*g Su a»nra«;t,caUle. and placed by him
«>.i (He n Ids office in the cWy hall, not later than
one week prior to the date named in Section | of
i Wi ’er* propcrly ’,,wn®n‘ wh.. may he
J improvements may see and examine
ne same.
, ?;hf' th® '*os' °r "'Intruding said improve
n.uits shall be asscFsed against til© property abutting
vlrted-- P°r "S °f 11,0 hl*l'w*y? so improved, -plo.
..ill Th,,f fl'e c0,t ,"r n,! Improvements flt 0r upon
■trcet avenue or alley intersections shall be as
r? r the Iot* pur,,‘,|s "f land abutting
said hgkwwya su intersecting for one half hint i
m each direction.
r._(b) tb* "f Hidc.rulk improvements on
. reel and avenue corners shall be assessed against
*bu,*,MB ",l *i«’ irest i.) mdd Improve
»Se n,’..M^t< ,'"st of.. si‘,c"alk improvement* at
the Intersection of any alley with a .street avenue
or other highway shall be ai-sewed in fair prop-.r
■ U8t 11,0 r.cslK;otl'« lots "r parcels of land
“ccthn* cornering on the alley at such Inter
T1>*1 »o assessment shull exceed the cost <{
*wch Improvements, or the Increased value of such
property, b.v reason t.f the .special benefits derived
front such improvements.
(d) That the ■ improving between the trucks
and the rails of th- tracks and 18 inches on each
hide or the tracks, of an.v street, electric, or niiv
'* hor railroad. Including switches and turnouts, sliail
be paid by the owners of surh railroad and -shall
be arsosM.I against and he « lien ujhmi said rad
toad and die property connected therewith, and a
fair and just pruportjnu of the cost of the drainage
Improvements shall he assessed against and be a. ileo
on each street elect i i or other railroad op the
highways or rights of way drained by Mich drain*
or sewors; a^nl nothiug liereln contained shall he
construed to relieve any such railroad of Its obliga
tions In the matter of street Improvements.
Rcc. 4. That the estimated cost of said Imurotc
.ments is *2000. and that the Board of tV.mmls
sloneiB will meet on the 27th d«.v nr June. HU;:
the council chamber of the city hull, u} .V o'clock
p. m.. to hear any objection#, remonstrances, or
protests that may be made against said improve
ments. the manner of making the same or ii...
materisl to be used.
Approved June 11. 1912.
<\ KXlIM, President.
Hoard of Commissioners.
A. O. I.A.N'H Coiiirnls.--loner.
JAM HR WKATllKIU.Y. Com.
Attest: H. R. RYAI.f.. City Clerk.
Age-Iiernld. June 155-20. 1012.
\o. IfM-C, An Ordinance to Am«ud Sub
section* 8 nnd 24 of Section I of
Ordinance No. f.'12-f
He In ORDAINED by the Hoard or
Commissioners of the city of Birming
ham, that sub-sections 8 and 34 of sec
tion 1 of ordinance No 132-C. are
amended so as to read as follows, viz:
Sub. Sec. 8: Ai»V I'jUTlshNh, r,ti,L
BOARDS—
Each person, firm or corporation en
gaged In the business of renting, leas
ing or supplying bill board space for
advertising purposes, $150.00.
Hub. Sec. 34: HILL PORTERS. ETC.—
Each person, firm or corporation en
gaged In business of bill pouting, sign
tacking, or distributing bills or post
ers. $250.00.
Approved dune 18.1913.
C. EXITM. President.
Board of Commissioners
A. O. LANE. Commissioner
JAMES WEATHERLY.
Attest: Commissioner.
H. S. RYALL, City Clerk.
Age-Herald, June 20, 1913,
GRADE ORDINANCE NO. 104-C
An Onlirar.ee fixing and establishing the grade of
2f)tli IMmi-n of Oakland Avenue (Knairyt, mid tIk*
j «'iirh* <*n both sides thereof, from the East Curb line
rtf 2f*th Avenue to the West Curb line of 25th Court.
UK IT ORDAIXF.n, by the Board of CmnniisHluiiers
of the City of Tlliiidughnin. that the grade of 29th
IMaoe nr Oaklund Avenue and the curbs mi both aides
thereof, fiom the East Curb line of 25th Avenue i<>
•■lie West (’tub line of 25th Court, lie. nnd the muuc
.•lie hereby fixed anil established as shown on profile
' '»••» Vo 20<’. ipiet»rore •»«-*,|b|fe«l to »hl** Mu* id 'mil
now on file In the City Hall in the offlre of the City 1
Engineer.
Approve.I June IS. 1913.
• . EX I'M. President.
Hoard of i (•mmisaiou.
A. O. I.ANK, (Vtumbslonci,
JAMES WEATHERLY.
Attest' < omuiiasionei.
II. S. UYALL. City Clerk.
Aa< - lli/nild. June 20. 1013.
BLANK BOOKS, LOOS]-:
LEAF SYSTEMS, TYPE
WRITER SUPPLIES,
OFFICE EQUIPMENT,
SAFE - CABIN ET S
ROBERTS & SON (Inc.)
••THIS mo A1.AH.SMA HOUSE"
1812, leri5,nh r 3rd Ave,
I’hour*. Hall Main 2-S, KD, IM»
r
?
FOR RENT
SOUTHS1DE.
Rooms price.
»»i '«;> -t.b ’ku!
-Jth st. 7 99.99
IIH.'l inth avenue . S 4999
1717 10th ave. 8 47,im*
JtXto 14tli st.;. ft 37 ,*o
1117 17th uve. 9 45.1)9
81S 13th st. 9 9999
830 20th st. 9 75 no
2B0O Cypress st.2'...'.! 10 Soj.j
340 Wth st. lo 100.00
1407 Ilth ave. uve will (1o all
necessary repairs to put
this house In first class
condition, . 14 71 no
1021-23 ave. II.] :l ,5^
NORTH SI 13 E.
1225 Fountain ave. fi 27.50
615 22d st. s 5').*J0
Rose well apartments; thoroughly modern
in every respect• steam heat and water
furnished; apartments from two to four
rooms; completion about July 15; see us at
once If you desire one of these apart
ments.
SUOrRBS.
1428 t'otton ave. f, 28.50
910 2d ave. \V. JO. fi 22.50
7S17 S1o.sk av, . . 5 12.1')
STORES AND ROOMS.
191fiVj-1518V2 4th ave. 20 75.«m
1 S. 20th st.200.00
109-11 S. 20th *st.153.00
2113*15 Morris ave. 100.00
2521 4th ave. 40.<H)
Several rooms In Simon building, 3d ave.
and 19th st.
W. B. Leedy & Co.
112 N. 21st st. Phnne 47.
For Sale
$4500—Nice S room modern 2 story
residence in host residence section
W oodlawn. _\Vi 11 sell this on easy
terms or uni 1 exchange for other
property.
ALA. MFG. & INV. CO.
Room r* L> on-Terry Hill*,
riione H.VU1
I 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.
FOR RENT
* * -m
\Ve hate a nice home, No. 1220 Avalon
street,‘ South Highlands. Best loca
tion in the city. Modern. Will rent
for $00.00 per month.
Levert-George Realty
Company
::»l llronn-Mnrx lllriic,
I'll.me Main I-iMI
Sustains the Organism
Without Nourishment
Effective for Debility and Want
of Appetite. Recommended in
TUBERCULOSIS, INFECTIOUS and
WASTING DISEASES, ANEMIA,
CONVALESCENCE, OLD AGE and
DISORDERS of the STOMACH
Sold by All Druggists
F-. FOUGERA & GO., Inc.
9(1 Beck mail Street, New York
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