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KATES—One cent n word n day; no ad.
taken for lean than 350 for flr«< liiNer
tt«>n. <'null imiMt accompany order.
WANTED
SHAVING—10c at 1921 4th ave. 8-1% tf
.WE sharpen safety razor blades bet
ter than new, 25c dozen; send them
parcel post. Robert Prowell Stove Co.,
Birmingham, Ala. 4-9 tf
WANTED—That old wheel to repair so
, you will not have to walk, llickman
Cycle Co., 1922 4th ave. Phone Main 1250.
6-22-tf
W ANTED-Si'vciai hours’ work every
evening after 7 o clock by expert steno
bookkeeper or set of books requiring
several hours’ work each day. Phone
Main 4199 .t'ter 7 p. m. 7-15-3t
WE~have lOOToTd-yards levee work on
Mississippi river; good work at good
prices; will let all or any part of
same; payments made on monthly
estimates; near V. S. & P. and M. H.
& L. R. R. W. M. Scott & Co., St.
Joseph, La. 7-2-51-we-su
WANTED—T~> self 15 share sof Jefferson
4County Savings l ank stock. Phone 1606,
332 Hood bldg. D. F. Allen. 7-16-5t
W ANTED—A-1, sine'll, second band” top
delivery wagon lor pressing establish
ment; state condition and price In re
ply. Address V-23, care Age-Herald.
7-lG-2t-wed-fri
CSaVKONG "SAI.ESMAX desires good
side line, prefer cigars: write me
What you have; commission, pay,
when you pay. Traveler, 3421 12th
ave., N., cit^r. _ ,
JWaNTEf>~To trade a 1912 model, 5
passenger Ford car for 2-passenger,
1913, model Ford. Phone Main 1813-J.
~_WANTED—MALE HELP^
MYERS^$1.501Iat~Store. 2010 3rd avenue. ■
_1-4-tf
WANTED—Young men to work on trains
as news agent. 31S N. 26th st. 5-29-tf
VaNTeT>—Aii experienced mechanic on
Studehaker and E. M. F. cars; good ,
pay, steady job; must be thoroughly
reliable and sober. P. R. Flanigan
Auto Co., Memphis, Tenn. 7-10-14t
GOVERNMENT positions are easy to
get; my free booklet, Y-209, tells how.
Write today—rtow. Earl Hopkins,
Washington, D. C. 7-a w-w«.«u
-*Ul6cAL representative wanted; no can
vassing or soliciting required; good
income assured. Address National
Co-operative Realty Co., V-700, Mar
den bldg., Washington, D. C.
7-2-9t-we-su
.WANTED—Men tolearn the barber Lade;
few weeks completes; position open;
tuition $25; free catalog. Birmingham
Barber College, Birmingham.
2-2-tf-fri-sn-wed. ,
WANTED—BOARDERS
SCREENED, airy rooms, best^board^Tn
town, $5 week. Kenny House, 2217 4th
ave. 6-16-30t
tlEFINED couple or gentleman —wiiliiig
to pay for 1 igl-class home and board;
all city conveniences including garage,
in private home on Shades mountain,
coolest part. Address S-23, care Age
Herald._ 7-16-tu-su
^_WA N T ED—HELP
II’^^yoiT'waivPto'knuw the”school situation
and all about opportunities for promo
tion, write for Our Workshop and A
Plan. Free to teachers. Southern Teach
ers’ Agency, Columbia. S. C.
\VANTED—Man stenographer and
bookkeeper; white waitresses, small
cafe; man cook, colored, private in
firmary; foreign laborers. steady
work, $1.76 day; health and accident
Insurance workers, also collectors;
other openings. Room 626 Chamber of
Commerce Bldg.
_ WANTED—FEMALE HEL1*
WANTED- An experlencea'ledy“bash'
ier. Apply tn French Drv Cleaning
Co.. 1810 3d ave.
T, A-V 111—Ladles to Luk>' .orders for
high class household ncenyity with
j, »r,o diamond ring premium it indue,
sales, climax Agency Co., 4^u A' ood
Jtfi rti Bldg. _x
WANTED—AGENTS
AGENTS—We want an experleneeaTTuBh
grade canvasser to sell oldest line guai
anteed aluminum cooking utensils to
consumer. Highest grade canvassing
proposition on the market and right
man can make $40 to $80 weekly. Pro
tected territory. Answer quick. Amerl
can Aluminum Co., Div. D, I.emont. ill.
6'1-su-we-lm
WANTED—^SALESMEN
KTZteu a few reat, sa lesmex
WHO CAN ACTUALLY GET RU
fcULTB. HAS-BEENS, TO-BES AND
WANT-TUBES PLEASE KEEP
AWAY. 703 AMERICAN TRUST BLDG.
7-16-2t
^ MISCELLANEOUS
free: free:
*1.00
CREDIT ON SAVINGS ACCOVXT.
To each baby liorn during this month, m
will give a savings account with a credit
of $1.00, provided its parents are num
bered among our depositors. If you are
not a patron of this bank, become one
now and avail yourself and your baby
of this offer together with many other
advantages which we give our cus
tomers.
Further information upon request
COMMERCIAL BANK A- TRI'ST CO.,
itli Ave. and 2uth St.
7-13-:i(-su-we-gu
NOTICE! ~ '
rob™ a. McLeod
Has no connection with the firm of R.
y McLeod & Son, or with J. D. McLeod
whatever. (Signed) Robert A. McLeod.
K|.... _ 7-i«-3t.
SCRAP IRON
I OR“SALE. CHEAP! -
Cne lot pipe from one to two inches, In
good condition; alto one lot 56 lb. relay
rails. Write us lor prices.
WELLER IRON CO.,
fOT$ Iron and Metals. Birmingham, Ala.
2-4-tf
ONE CENI A WORD
HATES—One cent a word a deyi an ad.
taken for less than Use for first Inser
tion. Cush must Hceompanr order.
k UK bALb
TALK WITH ALAN^J EMlSoN. "
Bell 100. 6-4-tI
I BUT, sell and exchange real estate.
J. M. Ulbson, toil Empire Bldg.
12-24-tf
WE buy. sell, rent or exchange real es
tate. E. J. Burns Co.. 406 American
Trust Bldg. Phone 766. lu-4-tf
WE will build you a home. Birmingham
Building and Imp. Co. 414-16-16 Amer
ican Trust Bldg. 1-16-tf
’ DON'T WALK—RIDE
HICKMAN'S BICYCLES.
1922 4th Ave.
_ 6-22-tf
FOR SALE—My home, 2200 14th ave.,
S.; possesion given at once. Frank
_Norrls. 6-10-tf
FOR SALE—New and second hand safes
cheap for cash; easy terms if desired;
repair work a specialty. Birmingham
Safe and Lock Co. Phone 3884. 1712 1st
axe. 7-12-2t-su-we
DONT WALK—RIDE
HICKMAN'S BICYCLES.
1922 4th Ave.
6-22-tf
ONE CENT A WORD
RATES—One cent a word a day; no ad.
taken for lean than 2Rc for flrat Inner
tlon. < awli mnwt Bccoropaov order.
__ _ ^_FOR sale _ _ _
ONE paid up scholarship In Wheeler
Business college for sale or exchange;
good change for come young man. Ad
dress Jas. L. Dear., care Southern Drug
Co., Jacksonville, ria. 7-13-31
PENSACOLA
CITY LOTS
Art Improved lots close to the business
center of the fastest growing town In
the south, and In the most rapidly grow
ing section of Pensacola. Invest In Pen
sacola City. It will pay you handsomely.
Small cash payment—balance on easy
terms without Interest or taxes. For full
information about Pensacola and Pensa
cola City Lots, call, telephone or write.
FISHER REAL ESTATE
AGENCY
OF PENSACOLA
Birmingham Office 802 American Trust.
Telephone Main 6801.
FOR""SALE-A few shares of Pep-to-T.ac
stock; make me an offer. Address P-23,
care Age-Heral l 7-10 -gt
_ _
ARRIVAL AND DEI* A RTI RE OF PASSENGER TRAINS, BIRMINGHAM
The following schedule figures are published only as information, and are
not guaranteed.
♦Daily except Sunday. _ •♦Sunday only._
Ill ItM INGHAM TERMINAL STATION
Southern Railway
iso. Arrive xrom—
11 Atlanta 5:20 am
12 Greenville 7 40 pm
15 Columbus 11:30 hoi
20 Mobile 8:30 pm
23 Jacksonville 12:25 pm
28 Selma 10:25 am
20 New York 4:45 pra
ao. nepari to—
11 tlreenvllle 7 :0ft am
>2 Atlanta 12:15 am
15 t'oluraous 4 :05 pm
19 Mobile 5:45 am
24 Jacksonville 3:55 pm
27 Selma 3:45 pm
40 Atlanta 0:30 am
30 New York 3 :50 pm
30 New York9:30 am
((iieen C'reneent Route
A. G. S. R. R.
No. Arrive from —
1 Cincinnati 10:05 pm
2 New Orleans 0:05 am
3 Cincinnati 10:15 am
4 New Orleans 0:00 pm
5 Chattanooga 11:38 am
5 Meridian 11:53 a in
7 New York 10:20 pm
8 Shreveport 0:20 am
13 Shreveport 11:85 am
22 Ch^tannoga H.IIO pm
So. Depart to—
5 Meridian 4:1ft pm
0 Chattanooga 4 :ftft pnt
11 Meridian 5:3ft am
22 Chattanooga 5 :0o am
I'rlNco l.lnrM
o. Arrive rrom-—
1 O'. Kansas <ity 3:50pm
10:t Kansas City 6:15 am i
925 Winfield 10.15 am I
021 Memphis3:41) pm I
-No. Depart ro—
108 Kansas City 12:30 pm
104 Kansan City 10:80 pm
#28 Winfield 4:18 pm
022 Memphis_7:80 aui
i entral of <ia. By.
No. Arrive from—
1 Savannah 10:10 pm
H Jacksonville 12:05 pm
3 Savannah 11:55 am
No. Depart to—
2 Macon 7:00 am
10 Jacksonville 4 ;R.*5 pm
4 Sava until .1:50 pm
I BIRMINGHAM TFHMIN VI. STATION
Senlionrd Air Line Hr.
No. Arrive from—
5 Washington 10:00 pm
11 Washington 12:10 pm
20 Atlanta 0:30 pm
No. Depart to—
fi Washington 8 .00 pm
12 Washington 3:50 pm
22 Atlanta n ::0 ^m
lllinolN Central Ry.
No. Arrive from—
0 Chicago4:j-> pm
No. Depart to—
1 10 < 'lijcngo12:1*. pm
1.01 ISVlLliK A WSHV1M.K STATION
L. & N. R. R.
No. Arrive rrom -
1 Cincinnati 8:25 am
2 New Orleans 12:10 pm
3 Cincinnati 3:25 pm
4 Nfw Orleans 8:37 pm
*5 Decatur 7:45 pm
7 Cincinnati 3:50 hid
10 Montgomery 7 :15 pm
12 Montgomery 10:45 am
»i r; li^.cnr10:30 am
no. Depart to—
•8 Decatur 8:15 am
X Cincinnati 11:53 pm |
9 Montgomery 8:20 am i
11 Montgomery 3:50 pm !
14 Decatur 4:00piu
Hlrmlnffham Mineral
\o Arm* rroni—
.".9 Praco 0:15 pm
IX Tuscaloosa II :l-*> urn
42 Blocl on 7 :25 pui
25 Anuiaton 10 .40 aiu
47 Anniston 0 :50 pm
102 Tuscaloosa 0:0~» pm
\o. Depart to—
33 Praco 8:25 am
41 Blocton «:30 am
40 Blorton 2:45 pm
44 Annleton 3:40 pm
4K Anniston 8 :30 am
101 Tuscaloosa8 .25 am
A.* H. A A.
>o. Arrive rrom—
an Brunswick 11 :.rtO am
2T> Talladega6:3fl pm
Ao. Depart to—
24 Brunswick 4 :00 pm
28 Talleflega 8:30 a in
Trains marked thus (*) run dally except Sunday. Other trains run dally. Central time.
FOR SALE
j^r^iTrrrr^MTt? nceT^eair^lTe^rnroerirx
club, for sale by owner. C. H. Glasser.
phone Main 2970. 7-7-25t
$4600.
EIGHT-ROOM. TWO-STORY.
l>/2 BLOCKS FROM LOOP, 15TH ST.
AND IDLE WILD CARS.
This is an unusually well built and good
looking house; has modern plumbing,
electric lights, gas, etc.; on an ele
vated lot; alley corner; you will never
get another bargain to equal this. Easy
terms to responsible party.
GEO. O. MABRY.
210b* 1st. Main 2572.
7-13-7t
THREE ROOM HOUSE NEAR LAKE
VIEW FOR SALE. $900; PART CASH,
BALANCE EASY.' TERMS.
J^OT 60x150 FOR SALE-IN RUGBY
HIGHLANDS, LAST LAKE, PRICE
$226. TERMS. ADDRESS P. O. BOX 1*7.
7-11-tf
FOR SALE—At bargainTbest"paying,”most
popular rooming 4101186 in city; low rent,
long lease; choice downtown location.
Phone Main 4683. 7-13-tf I
WELL equipped, well patronized, good
paying small grocery store will be
sold reasonable price. Call on or ad
dress Charles Freeman, 2129 5th ave.
___l_T-14-:it
FOR SALE— Four chair barber shop; good i
paying proposition Address W-21, car* i
Age-Herald. 7«d5-5t
FOR SAilE- -Six room house and lot on
Soutslde; want to sell on account »»f
to-n. Address Owntr, L-?"
Age-He raid. 7-16-*$
V \
FOR SA'\,E in best part of Norwood, a
10 room \ouse, living room, parlor, din
ing room.Switchen, 2 bedrooms and bath
downstairs, z bedrooms, trunk and bath
room upstairs, garage and servants’
room, lot 60x190, well shaded, eastern ex
posure; a very Desirable home on liberal
terms; cash proposition; please don’t
answer if you haAe something to trade.
See owner, 2008 3d ave. Main 9186.
6-15-tf-su-w'e-fri.
FOR SALE—Foundry, capacity 15 tons
daily, suitable for small or medium
castings; good R. R. facilities, close to
city. For sale at a bargain or will
lease. Address D-21, -are Age-Herald.
7-13-it-su-wed-frl-su
FOR SALE—$12,500 for” inTmediate accept -
ante, a corner on N. 21st st., within one
block of Tutwiler apartm*nt house. The
property is now renting for $900 per year,
with proper improvements it will bring
several times the amount; this is a bar
gain and will double its present value
within the next few years. H. L. Bains,
2127 3rd ave.. X._7-9-3t-wed-fri-siin
PENSACOLA
CITY I.OTS
Are the best investment in the south for
indiv iduals of limited or moderate means
because Pensacola Is growing taster
than any other city of the same else,
while tire rise in real estate values is
.lust beginning. Investigate Pensacola
City Lots. It costs you nothing. Call,
telephone or write
FISHER REAL ESTATE
AGENCY
OF PENSACOlvA
Birmingham Office
S02 American Trust Building
Telephone M. 6801.
*B SA77K^MF-good~6TpasseT7geF-Ca'5
iliac- automobile, in first class con
dition: will sacrifice for cash; party
leaving city. Call Main 8536 tor dem
onstration.
FOR SALE
NOTICE^TO^CONfRACTOR^
FOR SALE OR FOR RENT—Hoisting
engines, with or without boilers, con
crete mixers, air compressors, pump,
portable boilers, one pair Greens Corliss
engines 22x 48. with fly wheel pulley.
Charles T. Lehman, 1923 Powell avenue,
Birmingham, Ala. Both phones. Main
866. li-18-su-wd-tf
FOR SALE -Or exchange; I have a client
with two houses and store house, unin
cumbered; will sell or exchange for a
farm, 30 miles pf Birmingham; value
$6600. l. r\ Hill, phone M, 1924 ith a
CHOICE suburban 6 acres, $400; stations
convenient; why pay $500 lot with 22
lots offered under $20? See it. Phone
5272. Owner. 1109 S. 13th st.
EIGHT mottled Anconas: fine stock
seven hens, one rooster; all one year
old. $8; a lot. of Silver Laced Wyan
dotte?. fryers and hens, from 25 to 75c.
Fred Kersgard. 519 Powell st., Cleveland
station.
$100 $]00 $100
BRANDYWINE
No more-—No less
Brandywine
Townsite and gereagc.
$ 10 0— BR AND Y W TN E—$ 100
Newest of new towns.
BRANDYWINE
A real home for you.
BRANDYWINE
Ten months payments.
$100 $100 $100
CHOICEST east front lot in Norwood
60x190, worth $60 per foot, will sell
cheap for half cash. Located near cor
ner 12th ave. and 29th st. Ask Rufus
A. Russell, with Minge, 2113 1st ave.
_* 7-16j3t
FOR SALE—Stock of drugs and fixtures
at a bargain. Address X-23, care Age
Herald. 7-16-31
EIGHT room, furnace heated house on
South Highlands, on large lot with
southern frontage; worth $6500;
brand new. well built and strictly
up-to-date. Owner has Instructed me
to offer this home at $5000 on easy
terms. Ask Rufus A. Russell, with
Minge. 2113 1st ave.7-16-11
PERSONAL
ante* my great successful "Monthly"
remedy; safely relieves some of the
longest, most obstinate, abnormal cases
in three to live days; no harm, pain or
Interference with work; mail, <1.50.
Double strength, <2.00. Dr. Southington,
36 Long Bldg.. Kansas City, Mo. 6-24-tf
_KODAK FINISHING
F,fims~'developed.~'lOc''per 'roll; prints,
219 c, 3e and 1c each; best work guar
anteed. Address the Kodaker'a Friend,
Box 922. Birmingham. Mall order*
my apeclalty.6-3-tf
FARM LANDS
'farms anywhere in'alabama
For Sale by
INGRAM REALTY COMPANY,
Empire Bldg. Phone Main 1197.
ONE CENT A WORD
HATES—One cent a word a day; no ad.
taken for lean than i!5c for first Inser
tion. t'aMli mnat Hcennipauy order.
ly furnished rooms from 25c up. 6-22^0t
THE AVALON—All outside rooms, fur
nace heat; modern conveniences;
moderate price; bath free. 2100 5th
avenue. 6-25-tf
AT the Birmingham hotel, screened, elec
tric lighted, telepnones, and all service
of a first class hotel, with privilege of
bath, $3.50 per week. 6-11-tf
ATTRACTIVE furnished room with
board in the home of cultivated people.
Unlimited hot water, gas and electric
lights. Screens, moderate terms. Phone
8268-J._1121jCullom st. 8. 7-13-3t
FOR RENT—Two large rooms, nicely fur
nished. one front room with board. 182<>
5th ave. Phone 4653-W. Mrs. McClure.
__7-13-71
FOR RENT—July 15, large, nicely fur-;
nished second floor bedroom, within
5 minutes’ walk of business district;
rent most reasonable. 2113 5th ave., N.
_7-13-tf
FOR RENT—October 1; we have sev
eral stores for rent in heart of retail
district. W. B. Leedy & Co. 7-12-71
FURNISHED for light housekeeping, o
rooms, private bath, modern. 2100 7th
ave. Also two small furnished rooms
cheap, same address. 7-15-21 i
FOR RENT—Two large, unfurnished con
necting rooms; sink, reception hall; cool
and clean; small family of adults. 211G
8th ave., N. 7-15-:>t
ONE or two atractive rooms and sleep
ing porch in new, modern home of small
private family, in best section of South
Highlands; prefer refined, congenial
couple because male member of family
frequently out of city on business. Call
at 1003 Crescent avenue, South High
lands. 7-16-2t
TWO connecting futnished rooms lor light
housekeeping. 1812 7th ave. 7-15-tf
DEIGHTPULUY c ol arid nicely furnished
rooms on South Side, private family, all
convenience4*; prices reasonable; young
men preferred. Main 4199. 7-15-3t
ROOM with private bath; also room with
sleeping porch. 1218 30th st., S. Main
6114. 7-9-we-fr-su-tf
FOR RENT—THREE ROOMS AND
RATH IN THE BEST PART OF THE
CTTY, NOT HAR FROM CENTER OF*
TOWN. WTTH A PRIVATE FAMILY;
HOUSE LOCATED AT 2104 5TH AVE.,
APPLY AT THAT ADDRESS.
A nice cool room across from bath an 1
lavatory; private home; modern conven
iences; well located on 15th st car lino.
1140 S. 16th f t.; Main 7365-W.
ROOMS and board for young men; do
lightfully cool p ace; rates reasonable;
one room with private bath. 2101 Ave.
G.; phone Main 8101-\V.
605 N. 21st st., two furnished rooms.
_7-16-3t
FOR RENT—Large, nicely furnished
second floor bedroom; every conven
ience. 2113 5th ave. 7-16-3t
FOR RENT—Two connecting rooms
nicely furnished for light housekeep
ing. 2316 6th ave., N. Phone Main
4712-J.
NICELY furnislie 1 front room in private
family, oil 19th st.. N. 7-lG-3t
NICE cool ’corns. 2209 6th ave.. N.
7-16-3t
FOR RENT
FDR RENT—From OctoberMT~thVj>exter j
hotel. Montgomery, Ala., the cleanest,
best ventilated and most attractive lit
tle hotel in Alabama; 24 rooms, 10 douole
with or without, furniture; long lease to
right party; rent must be assured. Ap
ply to J. S. Pinckard, 17 S. Perry st.
7-13-7t
FOR RENT October 1. handsonSe garage
stores for rent in heart of retail dis
trict. W. B. Leedy & <v». 7-13-Tt
FOR RENT October 1, handsome garuge
on S. 30th st. W. B. Leedy & Co.
7-13-7t
FOR RENT now, 6 rooms and bath, third
floor, over Brown's Cigar store. 2d ave.
and 30th st. W. B. Leedy & Co. 7-13-7t
FOR~RENT~F'urnished or unfurnished,
modern 5-room apartment; desirable lo
cality, Southside; immediate possession.
Address P. O. Box 358. 7-13-tf.
FOR RENT—Second fl«>r of building 1»2S
Powell ave.. size 50x90 railroad, in front
and at rear of building; rental $30 per
month. Chas. T. Lehman. 1923 Powell
ave. 2-16-tf-su-wed
MULES FOR RENT.
We will hire you mules to work
by the day. w'eek or month. You
can hire one or as many as you
want. These are good, strong, live
mules and will do good work.
Call on or phone us.
MAX WELL-CROUCH MULE CO..
1512-14 2d ave. Phone 1027.
LATTA & WRIGHT.
FOR RENT—Cottage on 11th ave.. S.:
5 rooms and bath; $35 per month. Phone
Main 8588. No agents need answer.
7-16-3t
_BUSINESS CHANCES_
FOR^SALE—Nice grocery business doing
fine •business; line location: compelled
to sell on account of other business;
will take about $2000. T-23, care Age
Herald. 7-H-^t
^JLOST,JiTHAYEDJJR STOLEN_
FOUND—Ore wheel~orT Ullpian school
ground; no name plate; owner can get
same by calling at G07 S. 12th st.
LOS*f~or stolen from Seales' * floral gar
den, Schillenger station. South Besse
mer car line, white, black and tan
setter dog; answers name Ben; when
last seen had collar with my name on
it; reward for information leading to
recovery. Zell GuslOn. phone 2166 Main,
Birmingham, Ala.
“ STOCKS AND BONUS
STOCKS, LISTED BONDS A INDUS
TRIALS. DISCOUNT SHORT-TIMB
COMMERCIAL PAPER. NEGOTIATE
COLLATERAL & MORTGAGE LOANS.
ELLIOTT-LAWTON CO., FIRST
NATL. BLDG.. BIRMINGHAM.
f-13-tr
ONE CENT A WORD
RATES—One cent ■ word * rt«7l no ad.
taken for lean llinn 25c for first Inser
tlnri. fash must accompany order.
~ ^ want-ed-situations ,
EXPERIENCED bookkeeper and office
man wants position; capable of handling
correspondence and taking entire
charge of office. auditing books or
clerical work. W. D. DeCottes, South
ern hotel, Birmingham. Ala. 7-13-7t.
COMPETENT, experienced first grade
graduate teacher wants principalship
of school, opening September Or Oc
tober, in small town or village on
railroad: best references. Write
terms, etc. Teacher, box 342, Al
bertville, Ala. 7-13-4t
BOOKKEEPER and stenographer, thor
oughly experienced, desires position ut
once: can lurninh best of references
and am willing to start in at moderate
salary. Address N-23, care Age-Herald.
7-15-2t
YOUNG man, experienced bookkeeper and
stenographer, willing to go anywhere, «r
open for position. Address K«23, care
Age-Herald. WS-St
NICE respectable young man of 18~wants
position at once; willing to learn any
kind of trade. Call H. R. Rosser, 4162-W,
Tuesday, between 8:30 and 9:80. 7-15-3t
I HAVE just graduated from school and
want to go to work; would be glad to
consider anything you have to offer.
Call Wood lawn. 248-W. 7-15-3t
TOUffc man. 19, wants position as soda
dispenser; well experienced; can furnish
good references. Address H-23, care Age
Herald. 7-15-3t
BOY wants a position as butler; can give
good reference. Address G-23, care Age
Herald. 7-15-3t
EXPERIENCED meat cutter and grocer
man is open for a position at present:
can furnish good reference. Address J-2K.
care Age-Herald. 7-16-2t
WANTED—A position as night watch
man; good references and am experi
enced. Address C. H. Tymet 4411 1st
avenue. - 7-15-2t
I.INOTYYPE MACHINIST OPEkATOlT.
fast, cean, sober, wants steady sit in
this or neighboring state; write or wire.
Address M-2ftv Criie Age-Herald. 7-lo-2t
AV ANTfe D—Posit lo n by A1 registered
druggist; A1 references as to all quali
fications. Address Q-23, care Age-Hci
ald. 7-lS*St
WA.VTED—Young man desires position’as
bill clerk >r collector, best of references;
can make bond if desired. Address R-23,
care Age-Herald
WANTED—Work by a first class non
union carpenter end pattern maker; can
Install and operate all kind® of wood
working machinery. Address U-23. Ags
Herald.
BY registered pharmacist! anywhere in
Alabama, single man: can go to work
at once. Address • Stokes.” care Age
Herald.
A YOUNG man wants position at any
tlilng. Experienced in collecting, solic
iting, clerical and dental laboratory
work. A"-23, care Age-Herald. 7-16-31
FOR RENT -To couple without”children.
three modern connecting rooms, joining
bath, for light housekeeping; references
exchanged. T30 l.Sth st., N. Alain 4723-J.
FOR RENT—2 nicely furnished rooms for
light housekeeping or bedrooms; price
$3.60 per week. 2128 6th are.
ONE CENT A WORD
RATES—One cent a word m dajj no ad.
lakeu for lean than lT>c for firnt Inwer
tlou. Tnah mnwt accompany order.
_ WANTED—SITUATIONS_ _
BV'^youpg^man of* 21, civil engineering
preferred; has been engaged in study of
engineering in l niversity of Mississippi
for past three years; good references.
Address W-23, tare Age-Herald.
MONEY TO LEND
mdC^rfH^ALAfTTE M1 hoJT"^'
Grosind floor Steiner Bldg, 8-g-tt
REAL, ESTATE loans to suit you In
amount, terms and Interest; can pay
back monthly or yearly; will take
s«cond 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 3d
ave. 7-17-tf
MONEY TO LEND on Birmingham and
suburban rnal estate. Leonard Wil
liams Co., 725 Woodward Bldg.
4-14-tf
WE NEGOTIATE PERSONAL LOANS
SECURED BY ACCEPTABLE COL
LATERAL. 936 FIRST NATL. BLDG.
6-11-tf
MONEY to lend on real estate. F. G'
Fonville, 531 1st Nat. Bank Bldg. 6-22-tf
THE Great Southern Life Insurance Co.
of Birmingham, Ala., has money to loan
at 8 per cent on improved real estate
first mortgages. Apply J. B. Gibson,
agent. Empire Bldg. 7-lJ-tf.
f:NEGOTIATE loans and sell real es
state. Jerome Tucker, 207 21st st.
12-17-tf ex sun
MONEY—We have $50,000 to lend on Bir
mingham and suburban improved prop
erty. Phone ItiOrS, 382 Hood bldg. 7-16-L.t
MONEY to lend. The Protective Life
Insurance Co., home office Empire
Bldg.. Birmingham, Ala., has money
to lend at 8 per cent, three to five
years, on improved central real es
tate or income bearing farms. Tree
of brokerage. 7-16-3t
SUMMER RESORTS
SPPEND t‘.e ‘uni.ur at Bluff Park notel
on Shades maintain; 15 degree cooler
than Birmingham. Phone Main 7219-M.
.7-16-It
KODAKS
PII^MsTreveiope3moc^p*rTrori?^FrInt»r~SS
and 4c cacti. Prompt attention and
work the best Coveil Co.5-21-tf
CLEANING AND PRESSING
'^aWieEfs~B^rcCEAmNa^o.—
Cleaning, pressing, repairing, altering,
bats renovated and blocked.
1713 3d Ave. Phone Main 2372.
1-8-tf-we-th-fr-mo
ONLY COMPLETE PLANT IN STATE
MAKING HIGH GRADE
LirHOGRAPHED ST A
TIONERY, BONDS AND
CERTIFICATES— VISIT
OUR PLANT.
ROBERTS & SON (Inc.)
-THE BIO ALABAMA HOUSE
1812 srnin. V?.h 3rd Ave,
Phones. Bell Main 228, 229 and 1848
ONE CENT A WORD
RATES—One cent a word a day* no ad.
taken for lean than 25c for first Inner*
tlon. Caah ranat accompany order.
_AUCTI0NJ5ALE_
NOTICE TO
11 HORSE AND MULE
DEALERS
WE HAVE DISCONTINUED OUR
AUCTION SALES UNTIL FRI
DAY, SEPTEMBER 6.
BEGINNING FRIDAY SEPTEM
BER C. WE WILL REOPEN
OUR AUCTIONS ON A MUCH
LARGER PLAN AND WILL
HAVE OUR SALES WEEKLY
EVERY FRIDAY. IF YOU
NEED HORSES OR MULES WE
CAN SUPPLY YOUR WANTS
PRIVATELY.
MAXWELL & CROUCH
HORSE AND MULE CO.
FOR RENT
SOUTHSIDE.
Location. Rooms. Price.
2206 Avenue F. 4 $16.00
405 20th street . 5 20.00
1131 14th street . 6 26.00
2131 Avenue H . 5 20.00
1913 10th avenue . X 40.00
1002 20th street . 9 83.33
2732 Highland avenue .... 9 75.00
830 20th street . 9 75.00
2900 Cypress avenue .... 10 56.00
940 19th street . 10 86.00
1 407 11th avenue . 14 76.00
1921-23 Avenue H . 24 150.00
109-% S. 20th street - 20 60.00
NORTHS IDE.
615 22d street . 8 60.00
1916-% 4th avenue . 20 75.U0
Rosewall apartments, lo
cated on 22d st.. between
7th and 8th aves.; thor
oughly modern, steam
heat and water fur
nished; occupancy given
Augjst 1. See us about
prices.
STORES.
2521 4th avenue . 40.00
2411 2d avenue . 60.00
306 N. 14th street . 30.00
W. B. Leedy & Co.
112 N. 21st st. Phone 41
i... r ..l
Comparative Statement Showing the Growth of the
SECURITY SAVINGS AND LOAN COMPANY
During the Past Five Years
SEMI-ANNUAL STATEMENT
of
SECURITY SAVINGS A LOAN COMPANY
At Close of Business. June 30th,' 1308
RESOURCES
Loans secured by first mortgages .$67,323.62
Our own home .....
Office furniture and fixtures .. 300.00
Real estate owned .*..
Cash on hand and in banks .. 9,411.24
$76,934.86
LIABILITIES
Six per cent time certificates • •.$32,850.00
Guarantee fund and profits. 28,780.39
Monthly savings ...
Ordinary savings . ...15,304.47
Installment stocks .:......
Juvenile savings .
$76,934.86
SEMI-ANNUAL STATEMENT
of Lite
SECURITY SAVINGS & LOAN COMPANY
At Close of Business, June 30th, 19113
RESOURCES
Ixtans secured by first mortgages ..$427,837,04
Our own home . 25,000.00
Office furniture and fixtures ..... 1,600.00
Real estate owned . 3.181.95
Cash on hand and in banks . 24,016.58
$481,635.57
LIABILITIES
Six per cent time certificates .$2*2,875.00
Guarantee fund and profits .. 52,559.68
Monthly savings ..'. 43,679.00
Ordinary savings . 69,022.54
Installment stock ,-.i..... 68,512.99
Juvenile savings 4.986.36
, $481,635.57
Above will be seen the statement of the Security Savings & Loan Company at the
close of business June 30, and a statement of its business at the same date five years ago.
We think these statements determine the fact that botli investor and borrower can under
standing the advantages offered by this company. We would like for the cautious in
vestor to scan closely these statements and to be convinced that our growth is healthy
and that our individual profits and guarantee fund are growing in proportion.
Loan companies such as the Security are just beginning to be understood in this dis
trict. Omaha, Nebraska, has a savings and loan company just twenty years old with as
sets of $8,000,000.00. Los Angeles, California, has one with $5,000,000.00 and several
with assets nearly as large. A great many cities not so large as Birmingham have com
panies up in the millions. Each one of these savings and loan companies pay 6 per cent
to the investor, as does the Security, and their rates to the borrower are virtually the same
as this company charges.
We mention these facts to show that the Security has well defined plans, plans that
have been tried out and proved successful by companies in other cities. We say again
that if you are getting less than 6 per cent for your money, we would be glad to have you
investigate our record, plans, etc.
F. W. Dixon, President R. B. Tarpley, Secretary-Treasurer
Dr. R. V. Mobley, Vice-President B. A. Thompson, Chairman Board of Appraisers
Security Savings and Loan Company
2109 Second Avenue, Birmingham, Ala.

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