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ONE CENT A WORD
II 4TF-S—One cent'a word n day; no ail.
taken for le*w than 25c for first liiaer
tlon. « a««li rnnwt mvoinpHiiy order.
WANTED
If HAVING—10c at” 1921 4th ave. 8-18-tf
itVSi sharpen safety razor blades bet
ter than new. 25c dozen; send them
parcel post. Robert Prowell Stove Co.,
Birmingham, Ala. 4-.* tf
WANTED—Partner in planing mill; will
guarantee 1,500,000 from one mill; good
location for small store In connection;
good place to get out porch columns;
good proposition for man with from $600
to J1000 to invest in good business. D.
E. Schleihauf Dumber Co., Tuscaloosa,
Ala. 8-26-6t
WANTED—You to call Main 4356 to get
estimate on painting and paperhanging.
Southern Wallpaper and Paint Co., 427
South 20th St. 7-14-tf-su
WANTED—Cotton men or merchants to
order our type samples with full expla
nation to protect claims on grades.
Charlotte Cotton Co., Charlotte, N. C.
8-24-4t-sun
VV ANTED—To trade good rental property
in a good neighborhood, near in, for a
bungalow with 6 or 6 rooms, in a good
residence section of the South High
lands; steam heat preferred. Address
Box 161, Birmingham, Ala.
8-29-3t-fri-su-wed
Wanted—To rent 8-room house, sso?
wood or North Highlands preferred.
Address Mrs. W. F. Harrell, Blount
Springs, Ala.
Wanted—Apartment or cottage of
6 rooms, furnished or unfurnisher,
October 1 or before. Address U-38,
care Age-Herald. 8-30-2t-su-we
Wanted—To know If you have tried
Rilox. the tasteless castor oil, the
one the doctors always recommend
because It Is tasteless and effective.
8-30 - 3m-.su-tu-th
Wanted—Second-hand Buick automo
bile; must be in good condition and
suitable for livery service; model 25
preferred. Address B. H. S., Box 15,
Munroeville, Ala.
"WANTED—I have a client who wishes
to buy a good 4 or 5-room cottage and
deep lot on or near South Hnsley
car line in 6-cent limit, not to cost
over |1600, on easy terms. H. D.
Smith, 206 Hood Bldg.
WANTED—To buy used upright piano
or will keep piano for party out
of town. Must be in good condi
tion and reasonable. Address G-39,
care Age-Herald.
Why experiment when you can obtain
our service, the result of more than
15 years* experience and the latest
improved methods? Hats of all kinds
cleaned, blocked and retrimmed by
expert hatters. Garments cleaned,
pressed, repaired and altered. Satis
faction guaranteed. Gluck Cleaning
Co. Phone 2372. 1713 3d ave., be
tween 17th and 18th sts., almost op
posite Bijou theatre.
WANT TO BUY
Prom owner, cottage <5 or 6
ROOMS), FLRST-OEASS NEIGHBOR
HOOD, SOUTH HIGHLANDS; WISH
TURN IN PART PAYMENT FINE VA
CANT LOT. APPLY ROOM 639
BROWN-MARX BLDG.
Want to borrow $560 from private party
at S per cent for three years; give mort
gage on lots worth $1500; or will borrow
$1800 and give mortgage oil house and
lot worth $2750 in addition to lots above
mentioned. Address J-39, care Age-Her
ald. 8-31-2t
WANT to buy for cash, vacant-or Im
proved lot, near in, to cost not over
$2500. If you have a bargain address
T-39, care Age-Herald.
Wanted—To borrow $i500 at 8 per cent
for 3 or 5 years on first mortgage, 2
story, 8-room house, at West End; no
commission allowed.- Address U-39, care
Age-Herald.
WANTED—To exchange mare for two
young milch cows. Address or apply
421 Church St., Klyton.
WANTED—To huv a used Ford automo
bile lor cash. Must be cheap. Call
Monday Main 1330.
WANTfCD- To trade house and lot. ettv,
worth $10,000, for farm in black Itch
of Alabama; give full particulars, lo
cation and price In reply. Address
A-39, care Age-Hesald.
__ 8-31 -3t-su-we-sn
_WANTED—SITUATIONS
NOTICE—I want position with yellow pine
sawmill company cutting 75,000 to 150,000
per day as general superintendent of
manufacturing; general foreman of
shipping clerk; best of references on re
quest. Address F-38, care Age-Herald.
8-27-6t
WANTED—Position, temporary or perma
nent. by expert accountant, thoroughly
acquainted with all branches of ac
countancy and office management. Now’
employed but wants to change for good
reasons. First class references. Ad
dress J. N.-12, Age-Herald. 8-27>5t.
YorNG man, college graduate, honest’
strictly moral, references, wants em
ployment with chance of promotion.
Address W-38, care Age-Herald. 8-30-2t
fcxI'K RIENCED commissary wan wants
position as manager or assistant; open
for proposition September 15. Address
A. J. B., 710 South 20th st.
_^_ 8-29-3t-fri-su-mo
Wanted—Position by lady with 5
years’ experience in stenographic
work; willing to begin on small sal
ary. Good references. Address B
39, care Age-Herald.
WANTED—Position by young man, age
21, as bookkeper or assistant; best
of reference as to character and
ability. Address F-39, care Age-Her
^ aid. 8-31-31
Mechanic with Wide ex peri ends Set
ting machinery, handling men, mill
wrighting, pipefitting, open for prop
osition. Phone 4193 Main or address
Z-39, care Age-Herald. s-31-3*.
WANTED—By a middle aged man, a posi
tion where industry, sobriety and re
liability will be appreciated; have good
' health, fair education and can give good
references; will devote entire time and
attention to employer’s interests. Ad
dress H-39, care Age-Herald. 8-31-3t
WANTED—Position by intelligent, expe
rienced, trustworthy office man. A-l ref
erences given; satisfaction guaranteed;
salary must exceed $100. Box 669, city.
AN experienced salesman wishes posi
tion paying salary and commission; 10
years’ experience in general real estate
and insurance field; educated. high
grade man. capable of delivering the
goods. Address. M-39, Age-Herald.
S-31-3t
_ _ W AaVITjD—BO AKiJKK»> “
TARGET attractive room, goodYuble, two
car lines, one block of Five Points. 201S
10th ave., south. 8-29-3t
WlLUTTurnlsh one or two front rooms,
meals if desired, to couple or gentlemen;
new modern home, nicely located on
South Highlands, convenient to car; ref
erences. Phone Main 3559-J. 8-29-3t
BEAUTIFUL front room with private
veranda, convenient to Highland ave.
and Five l^gjnts; also first class board.
Main 6767-J. 8-30-3t-sat-su-tu
BOOM and board for young men at reas
Onable rates near the business section,
tennis court and special swimming priv
ileges. 2211 7th ave., N. 8-3-3t-su
ItOOMB and board in modern home at
1319 N. 26th st. Phone Main 6703.
WELL ventilated room, three windows,
nicely furnished, with board, for gentle
men or couple without children; three
car lines. 2012 South 10th ave. Main
6829-J.
LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN, above the
clouds; room and board $1.50 per day,
$7 per week. W. E. Hardison, Lookout
Mountain. Tenn. _8-31-2t-su-sat
A COUPLE can have board find roon
liT private Jewish family, Comfort
of home; on /ar line. 1402 15th st., fe*.
Phone §426-V.
ONE CENT A WORD
KATES—One cent a word a day; no ad.
taken for lew* than i.Ac for firat Inaer
tlon Cnwh tnnwt accompany order.
33vANTE^FEMALE^HELP
NT ED—Young ladies between"" 20^and
30 years of age to travel. Attractive
proposition witli salary and expenses.
Address with age, P-38, care Age-Her
_ al(1- 8-28-71
COMPETENT and experienced stenogra
pher and office assistant wanted; must
be quick, accurate, willing to work and
be useful in office; good position for
one who is capable. Address in own
handwriting, giving experience had,
references and salary expected. Ad
dress “Competent,” care Age-Herald.
____ 8-30-31
LADIES—Tills may be your chance to
make an independent fortune. This is
a business opportunity for you that may
never come Again. I furnish you my
price list with 50 amides to sell with
instructions and advice absolutely free.
^ ou can start out salesmen and can
vassers for each of these and not can
Vttss yourself. Write quick before some
one else gets your territory, then you
will be sorry. Write today. C. W.
O'Connor, 101 Wells st., Atlanta, Ga.
WANTED—Young lady for office work;
must write good hand and have good
education; high school graduate pre
ferred. Apply in person with written
application Monday morning 9 o’clock,
701 Chamber of Commerce Bldg.
OWN A BEAUTY BUSINESS—Make
your own goods; big profits; everything
told in detail, formulas for dyes, sham
poo, toilet water, etc. Send only 60c
now. Abegglen, 822 Violet ave., Spring
field, Mo.
WANTED— Lady representatives; whole
or part time; our famous “Knittop**
form fitting petticoats assure good, im
mediate, permanent income; sells on
sight; experience unnecessary; prompt
reply secures exclusive territory. No
“dealer” competition. Spdman & Co.,
Chicago. ^
LADIES wanted immediately to make
dentifrice; steady home work evenings;
$12 weekly; no* canvassing; excellent op
portunity; strictly legitimate; inclose
stamp. Sterling Chemical Company,
Chicago.
$2.50 PP]R DAY paid one lady in each
town to distribute free circulars for
concentrated flavoring in tubes; perma
ncnt position. F. E. Barr Co., Chicago.
WANTED—A white girl to take care of
baby; a good home and wages will
be paid. Mrs. A. A. Lovett, 1916 Ave.
E., care Plnsley Shoe Store.
f AKM LAIN US
For Sale by
INGRAM REALTY COMPANY,
Empire Bldg. Phone Main 1197.
_ 6-22-tf
600-ACRE STOCK FARM.
160 acre>s fenced; large crefek; 200 acres
cleared; 2 miles railroad town; direct
route to Mobile and Pensacola; will
sell on 10 years’ terms, or mlgnt trade
for Birmingham property. B. F. Pool.
3 420 Phelan street, Birmingham.
TEXAS school lands, $1.50 to $5 acre;
3-40th* down, balance 40 years; in
formation and Texas map free. Jour
nal Pub. Co., Houston, Tex.
f 8-3-4t-su
ONLY $275 cash or terms buys southern
farm home, near city of 18,000; guaran
teed profits until buyer takes posses
sion; ideal climate, good markets; bank
trustee; large place same terms. Write
fully l’or views. Geo. W. Deen, Box
600, Waycross, Ga. 7-20-ot-su
40 TO flOO'ACRES
On main trunk line railroad. 22 miles
from Birmingham; will sell at low
prices and give 10 years to pay for
it; your opportunity; special rates
to Birmingham dairy and truck pro
ducts; can send 10 gallons sweet milk
io Birmingham for 13 cents and re
turn the cane free. B. F. Pool, 1420
Phelan st., Birmingham.
ONLY $276 cash or terms buys southern
farm home, near city of 18,000; guar
anteed profits until buyer takes pos
session; ideal climate, good markets;
bank trustee; large place same term.=.
Frite fully for viewrs. Geo. W. Deen,
Box 600, Waycross, Ga. 8-17-7t-su
FARM BARGAINS.
300 acres near Valley Head, 330 acres in
high state of cultivation; 31) acres in
line pasture, with running water, large*
stream; one good six-room house, two
four-room houses, large barn, will hold
40 ..tons of hay; on public road, one-half
mile to school and church; fine orchard;
land is very fertile, produced 50 tons
of red top hay this year; price, $6000;
will take $2000 in city property, balance
in 8 years.
200 acres. 40 miles out on pike road lead
ing from Birmingham; also on railroad;
one-half mile of station, land all level;
two houses, large orchard, good barn,
two large springs, some excellent tim
ber; a bargain at $4000 on terms.
22 acres, six miles above East Bake, 17
acres now in cultivation; on public pike;
good house and orchard; land is very
productive; in good settlement; price
$1800, on very easy terms.
40 acres on Shades mountain, good four
room house and barn; 200 yards off of
pike; good spring and branch; only 40
minutes drive from Birmingham; this
is a bargain at $1900.
16 acres at Steele City. Ala., 200 yards of
depot; 10 acres in high state of culti
vation; good live-room house, barn and
other outbuildings; good stream of
water running through the place; price
$1300, one-half cash.
JAS. B. DRAKE
325 N. 19th St.
10 YEARS TO PAY FUlt
600 acres, or part of It, on main trunk
railroad, 22 miles from Birmingham;
special truck and dairy rates; can
send 10 gallons swvet milk to Bir
mingham for 13 cents and return the
cans free; truck products same.
Would take Birmingham property
part pay. B. F. Pool, 1420 Phelan
street.
LOST, STRAYED OK STOLEN
CusTrrr w'u 'TranUMl pTcturea~oiPTSlte^
view or South Ensley car night of
big storm, last Tuesday, marked with
name C. W. Lutz. Finder return to
Russell Bros., Ensloy and receive re
ward. 8-6-tt
LOST—Jersey cow, cream color, one horn
slipped, one ear split; large eyes, long
tail; $10 reward. Return to 2115 16th
avenue, south. 8-30-2t
LOST—Between 17th st. and 1st ave. and
2d st. and 1st ave., one open face, gold
tilled case watch, between 7:30 and S p.
m.; $5 reward for return to Birming
ham Laundry. Mr. Watkins.
_ 8-22-2t-fr-su
LOST -Hold locket, engraved on one
side; monogram, "R. J. P.” Return 313
North 20th st., receive reward.
LO ST—llraceleL with "Et fi e'~ engraved
on Inside. Return to 1006 North 30th st.
Phone Main 8571, or F. T. Downey,
Courthouse.
LOST—Small diamond bar pin; lost at
baseball park Saturday afternoon.
Finder please return to 2608 Highlund
ave,, and receive reward. 8-31 -21
POULTRY
FOR SALE—Our entire flock of White In
dian Runner ducks, Patton strain; have
won everything from Madison Square
Garden down; they are beauties and will
win this fall; (‘heap for quick sale. See
them. Cornett's*Poultry Yards, 4819 6th
ave.. S., on Tidewater.
5000 S. C. White and Brown Leghorn piif
lets, bred for early fall and winter lay
ers. American Poultry Plant, Cleve
land, O.
ONE CENT A WORD
RATES—One cent n word a day; no ad.
taken frr lean than 21k* for flrat
ttou. *'nah iimat wiTompanv order.
______ WA^iXKU—MALE HELP _ _
ABLE bodied men wanted for the U. B.
Marine Corps, between the ages of 1U
and 35. Must be native born or have
first paper*. Monthly pay, $15 to $69.
Additional compensation possible. Food,
clothing, quarters and medical attend
ance free. After 30 years’ service can
retire with 75 per cent of pay and al
lowances. Service on board ship and
ashore in all parts of the world. Apply
at U. S. Marine Corps Recruiting Of
fice, Room 13, Simon block. 3d ave. and
19th st., Birmingham, Ala. 8-l-3Ct
WANTED—Young men for railway news
service; security required. 318 N. 2Gth.
8-12-tf
WANTED—Non-union men; blacksmiths,
$4 day, 9 hours, shipsmitli preferred; pat
ternmakers, $3.50 day, 9 hours; machin
ists, $3.75 day, 9 hours; steady work.
Home Industry Iron Works, Mobile, Ala.
_ 8-26-BOt
WANTED—Railway mall clerks; $75 to
$150 month. Details free. Franklin In
stitute. Dept. 2-F, Rochester, N. Y.
7-18-to-D-lS-ex. tu-thu
TWO first class blacksmith finishers for
auto work; two first class varnish
rubbers; one varnish finisher. Lilly
Carriage Co., Memphis, Tenn.
8-30-31
WANTED—Table boys at Nunnally’s.
Apply Saturday and Monday. 8-30-2t
BE A DETECTIVE—Big pay; easy
work; travel; we show you; write
for free particulars explaining every
thing. Write today, Frederick Wag
ner, 1243 Lexington ave.. New York.
__5-ll-20t-su
GOVERNMENT examinations; most
thorough preparation, $5; returned if
not appointed; particulars free.
American Civil Service School, Wash
ington, D. C. 7-6-7t-su
--- i
have you a trade? If over 17, Join
the United States navy immediately
and learn trade such as electrician,
carpenter, yeoman, machinist and
coppersmith, etc.; 60 trades taught to
men of ability on board ship or in
navy training schools; make sure of
good living for life; no government
ever before offered such splendid
opportunities for free travel and
high wage knowledge; good pay,
good food, good sleeping accommo
dations; plenty of free* amusement:
promotion possible up to chief petty
officer, then to warrant officer; some
ambitious men win commissions. Call
at Navy Recruiting station, I'atton
Pope bldg, 3d and 20th st., Birming
ham, Ala. Learn experiences of of
ficers and enlisted men there. Write
for interesting free booklet, "Mak
ing of a Man-o'-Warsman." Tells
all about life on a big warship. Ad
dress Bureau of Navigation, box 192,
Navy Department. Washington, J). c.
__ 7-27-4t-su
USE your spare time to build up a mall
order business ol’ your own. We help
you Btart for a share in profits; 27
opportunities; particulars free. Mu
tual Opportunities Exchange, tiuf
falo, N. Y. _ 8-3-5t-su
WANTED—Men of good appearance and
experience to represent this company
in tile soliciting of delinquent accounts
from merchants uni professional met:
throughout the small towns of Alabama
Aboslutely no cost in advance to mer
chant, and no Birmingham business de
sired. Liberal commissions to solicitoi
and permanent/ position, State full ex
perience and reference in first letter, 01
no attention will i/e given to application.
International Mercantile Co.. Balti
jrnre, "d._ . 8-24-5t-.su
WANTED—Six traveling salt Brfien, to
bacco, candy, etc.; shipping clerk.
$100; stationary engineer, $100; mil!
manager, band filer, operating mill
wright, $110; sawyer, $5; log road
engineers, $75 to $125; wholesale yard
manager; three hardwood inspectors,
$S.i to $100; blacksmith-machinist,
$100; retail yard manager, Slot); two
timber cruisers, for British Honduras.
Call or write Mack's, Meridian. Miss.,
or Little Rock, Ark. 8-24-2t,-SU
ANXIOUS for your future? If over I t.
the United States navy will teach
you one of 50 highly paid mechan
ical trades; will make tuture certain
if you show ability; pay averages
$40 per month and you can work up
to chief petty officer at over ?::0 clear
money. Good food, good bed, easy
hours, athletic sports, congenial com
panions. if you loin now you may
have chance at foreign cruise to
world's most interesting seaports.
Eater opening Panama canal and San
Francisco exposition, although no
promise is made In advance. You will
have opportunities for travel and
money saving. Must be American cit
izen of good character. Call at navy
recruiting station, Patton-Pope Bldg.,
3d ave., and 20th st., Birmingham,
Ala. Heaj* wi|ut enlisted men there
say about life in the navy. Send for
free booklet. "The Making of a Man
o'-Warsman.” Fine pictures. Full de
| scrlption. Address, Bureau of Navl
agtion, Box 1!)2, Navy Dept.. Wash
_ Inglnn, I). C._8- 14-4t-su
WANTED—Men to learn the barber trade;
few weeks completes: position open;
tuition $25; free catalog. Birmingham
Barber College, Birmingham.
_2-2-tf-frl-su-wed.
" niw-.iiuuiuums young man in every
town in tills state by a million dollar
corporation; this is a good opportunity
for a young man of worth to get into a
life time business; references required
with application. P. M. Higgins, 1501
American Trust Bldg., Birmingham. Ala.
3-17-eod-lm
WANTED—Experienced carpet and dra
pery man. For particulars, address
Maas Bros., Tampa. Fla. 8-29-eod-lt
WHY work for wages? Earn $6*~daily
making mirrors and resilvering. Dollar
starts you. Postal brings particulars.
Raymond Chemical Co., Box 483, Ports
mouth. Va.
WANTED—A first-class fixer for stand
ard F. & B. machines. Good wages to
the right man. Address M. A'. Storey,
Supt. Richmond Hosiery Mills, Ross
! vllle. Ga.
WANTED—First class blacksmith and
horseshoer at once; good wages; perma
nent Job. Cheek & Kirkpatrick, Amorv,
Miss.
POSTOFFICE clerk-carrier and other gov
ernment “exams” everywhere soon. Get
prepared by former 1*. S. civil service
secretary-examiner. Write for booklet
L-1. Patterson Civil Service School,
Rochester, N. Y.
COMPLETE surveying crew. Cuba, good
salaries, transportation furnished; also
bookkeeper, $17f>; stenographer, $150; sta
tionary engineer, $125; many high class
openings in Latin-Amerlcan countries.
Pan-American Clearing House, Havana,
Cuba.
WANTED—Men in every locality to open
a cleaning, dyeing and pressing shop.
Big profits. No capital required. Frank
Mitchell, Butler. Okla.
GO VER N M EN T e x a m I n a tlons; most thor
ough preparation, $5; returned If not
appointed. Particulars free. American
Civil Service School, Washington, D. C.
__ 8-31-5t-su
W A XT h.'I >- Tim bright, acTtvi yotFftg
men well qualified for salesmen. Ap
ply Monday morning at 336 First Na
tional bank building.
WANTED—A shipping clerk who Is fa
miliar with shipping, hardware; state
salary wanted, experience, when could
start, age and reference. P. O. Box
1*’T. S< Una, Ala.
WANTED—An experienced dress goods
man: if you have not had any experi
ence in this line do not apply. Caheen
Bros.
'ADVERTISEMENT WRITERS-If- you
want salaried advertising position write
me; particulars free. Corbin, Box 416-12,
Madison Square, New York.
WANTED—Postoffice clerks. carriers,
railway mail clerks, $75 to $150 a month;
examinations soon. Write Immediate
P\ Webster Institute, Dept. 201, Buffalo.
N. Y. *-31-4t-su
ONE CENT A WORD
RATES—One con# a word a day; no ad.
Inken for Icnn titan 2Bc for fir*# liiMer
CmwK iniiHl WH'ompaiiv order.
WANTED—MALE help
to learn shoe business; must live with
parents in Bessemer and come well rec
ommended. Do not write or phone, but
apply to manager Guarantee Shoe Co.,
Bessemer, Ala.
$100 WEEKLY profit »n spare time at.
home; mail order business; don’t worry
about capital. Boyd H. Brown, Omaha,
Neb.
$3000 TO $10,000 yearly easily made; real
estate business; our system insures suc
cess; unparalleled opportunity. Become
established. Send for book. Interstate
Realty & Brokerage Co., Pittsburg.
$20 WEEKLY and expenses to trust"
worthy person to travel for big manu
facturers. Premier Co., 222 N. Des
plalnes, Chicago.
START in business for yourself. We sell
jewelry at wholesale prices; $25 will
start you. Cleveland Trading Co., 23o
Vickers Bulldlrtg, Cleveland, O.
LET me pay you $50 monthly; only To
minutes of your time daily required; all
work done in your home; no canvass
ing; no capital; also show you how to
start mail order home business. Instruc
tive booklet and literature explaining
business and above. Voorhies, Desk
A M, Omaha, Neb.
WANTED—Investigators and detectives; i
$150 to $300 per month. Some traveling
positions. Free particulars. National1
Detective Agency, Dept. B-9, Chicago.
WANTED-Young man 19, clerical work,
$10 per week. Stockham Pipe and Fit
tings Co., 10th ave. and 34th st, N.
BE your own master; stop slavery;
formulas and instructions for man
ufacturing six big sellers and 100
business and mail order opportunities,
10c. C. Holt, Baraboo, Wis.
WANTED—First-class stenographer, with
experience in bookkeeping; salary, $100
per month; only man with good refer
ences need apply. Address. Hardaway
Contracting Co., Scarles, Ala, 8-31-3t
TWO men wanted who can write life
Insurance; experience not necessary;
local married men preferred; guar
anteed salary from the start. Apply
Manager, 715 Empire Bldg.
_
Tx^VENTORS^r^viTr,^Kance^nioneys-^o
secure patents on new and useful in
ventions. Write to J. B. Miller, 50S Loan
and Trust building, Washington, D. C.
WANTED—A good mining man to buy
fifth interest and take charge of a coal
mine; coal from 4 to 8 feet thick. Ad
dress H. H. Givan, Bridgeport, Ala.
CAPITAL furnishecPHfor meritorious en
terprises; stocks and bonds sold on
commission, facilities for incorporating
and reorganization of companies. For
particulars. S. Gimbal, Banker, 15 W.
Delaware Place, Chicago.
ONE CENT A WOOD
RATES—One cent a word a day; no ad.
taken for lenn than 25e for flrnt Inner
tion. <nwli must accompniiy order,
_ WANTED—SALESMEN^_
SALESMEN WANTED—A few good'men
to sell El Paso lots at $45 to $60 on easy
terms. Best seller on the market today.
Birdseye view furnished. El Paso
Heights Investment Co., Box 510, El
Paso, Tex. 8-20-201
WANTED—Traveling representative for
state of Alabama of experience and
knowledge of manufacturing stationery
business. Apply with references as to
ability and character. Walker, Evans
& Cogswell Co., Charleston, S. C. 8-28-tf
WANTED—An A-l specialty salesman for
a well established manufacturing com
pany in the Mississippi territory, who
is in position to take an Interest of $5000
In an old and well established manufac
turing company. To the right man an
unusual opportunity to become perma
nently identified with a growing com
pany. Address T-38, care Age-Herald.
8-29-3t
CaIJeSMEN wanted by leading”lace and
embroidery importers. Liberal arrange
ments, rare opportunity; can be han
dled as side line. Wilson, 491 Broadway,
New York. 3-23-9t-eos.
fa ANTED—High class experienced lu
bricating oil, grease and specialty
salesman by largest refiner; best sal- 1
ary and expenses paid; give experi- '■
ence and several references first let
ter. Address Y-13, care Age-Herald.
6-15-14t-su
WANTED—Salesman to sell our line to
grocers, bakers, confectioners and gen
eral stores in the small country towns;
salary $100 per month and expenses, j
Crown Cider Co., 207 S. Commercial st., I
Dept. G, St. Louis, Mo. 8-24-su-tf j
WANTED—Salesman to sell a line of fruit |
ciders In small country towns; cam
easily earn $75 per week; 25 per cent1
commission: weekly drawing account, j
Red Cross Co., Dept. 7, St. Louis, Mo. I
8-24-su-tf
SALESMEN wanted to sell our high j
grade line of timely novelties and
calendars for advertising. C. b\ Ham- ,
mond & Co., 30 Church St., New York, j
City 8-24-2t-su
SALESMAN~WANTED-LaceT embro>J
erles. Only men with trade among dry
goods, and general stores need apply.
All territories. Merk & Co., 416 Broad
way, New York. _
WANTED—A first-class salesman to work
small towns to sell our specialties;
salary or commission to successful man;
give reference; good position to a hust
ler. Import Co., 406 Market st., St.
Louis, Mo. 8-3t-5t-sun
SALESMEN in small towns to sell stand
ard styles and fabrics of laces and em
broideries from largest New York stock
at cheapest market prices; liberal credit
and terms. No objection to carrying other
lines; state references and experience?
10 per cent commission, weekly pay
ments. Box 19, Station A, New York.
8-31-0t.
IRRiVAL AND DEPARTURE OF PASSENGER TRAINS, BIRMINGHAM
The following schedule figures are published only.as information, and ar«
not guaranteed. _
I BIRMINGHAM TERMINAL STATION
.Southern Railway
No. Arrive from— No Depart to
ll Atlanta 5:20 am 11 Greenville 7:00 am
t 12 Greenville 7:40 pm 12 Atlanta 12:15 am
15 Columbus 11:30 nm 15 Coluraoue 4:05 pm
' 20 Mobile 8*30 pm 19 Mobile 8:45 am
.23 Jacksonville 12:25 pm 24 Jacksonville 3:55 pm
23 Selma 10:25. am 27 Selma 3:45 pm
29 New York 4:45 pm 40 Atlanta 6:30 am
35 New York 11:40 am 3U New York 8:50 pm
, 30 Atlanta 10:00 pm 30 New York0 :30 am
Uucen A Crescent Route
A. G. S. R. H.
No. Arrive from— No. Depart to—
1 Cincinnati 10:05 pm 1 Shr'pt A N. O. 10:10 rm
( Now Orleans 6:08 am 2 tin. ,A N. Y. 6:10 am
8 Cincinnati 10:18 am a New7 Orleans 10:20 am
4 New Orleans 6:00 pm 4 Cincinnati 6:05 pm
' 6 Chattanooga 11:86 am 5 Meridian 4 :0O pm
11 Chattauooga 9:00 pm 6 Chattanooga 4:00 pm
T Now York 10:20 pm 7 New Orleans 10:25 pm
| .Jf 11:55 am 22 Chattanooga 6:05 am
18 Meridian 11;S5 pm 11 Shreveport 5:80 am
1 I Shreveport 8:20 am 3 New York 0:25 am
i-rlaeo Cl ues
No. Arrive from— No. Depart to—
. 105 Kansas City 3:50 pm 108 Kansas City 12:30 pm
, 103 Kansas City 0:15 am 104 lvansua City 10:30 pm
i §25 Winfield 10:15 am 920 Winfield 4 15 pm
| 821 Memphis 8:40 pm i>22 Memphis7:00 am
Central of Ga. Ry.
No. Arrive from— No. Depart te—
1 Savnanah 10:10 pm 2 Macon 7:00 am
i • Jacksonville 12:05 pm 10 Jacksonville 4:35 pm
-t Savannah 11:55 am 4 Savannah 3:50 pm
Trains marked thus (*) run daily except Sunday.
BIRMINGHAM IK RMI.VAL STATIQ3J
Seaboard ASr Line Ry.
No. Arrive from— No. Depart to—
5 Washington 10:00 pra 6 Washington 8:00 am
11 Washington 12:15 pm 12 Washington 3:00 pm
28 Atlanta9:30 pm 22 Atlanta ft :30 an
Illinois Central Ry.
No. Arrive from - I No. Depart te—
9 Chicago4:15 pm I 10 Chicago12:15 pm 1
LU11SVILLE A NASHVILLE STATION i
L. * N. R.*H.
No. ArrlT. tnm— No. Deport to—
1 Cincinnati 8 25 am 1 New utloana 8:33 aja
I Now Orleano 11:10 pm 2 Cincinnati 12:22 pin
I Cincinnati 3:15 pm 3 New Orleans 3:40 pin
4 New Orleans 8:37 pm *6 Decatur 8:15 am
*5 Decatur 7:45 pm 7 Montgomery 4:05 am
T Cincinnati 3:50 am 8 Cincinnati 12:01am
10 Montgomery 7:15 pm 8 Montgomery 6:20 am
12 Montgomery 10:45 am 11 Montgomery 3:50 pm I
*1K l^lw'll|ir 10:30 am 14 Decatur4 :0<^pm
Birmingham Mineral
No. Arrive from— No Depart to—
89 Praco 5:15 pm 33 Draco 8:25 am
48 Tuscaloosa ll:13ara 41 Bloeton 8:38 am
42 Blooton 7:25 pm 49 Bloeton 2:45 pru
25 Anniston 10:40 am 44 Anniston 3:40 pin
47 Anniaton 6:50 pm 40 Anniston 8:30 am
102 Tuseuio* s«i 6 :u$ pm loi Tuscaloosa8 :25 am
A., II. A A.
No. Arrive from— | No. Depart to— *
23 Brunswick 11:60 am 24 Brunswick 4:00 pm
23 Talladega 0:30 pm I 20 Talladega 8:30 am
Other trains run dally. Csntral time. ~
BUSINESS CHANCES
MEN of ideas with inventive ability should
write for new list “Needed inventions,"
“Prizes for Patents." Randolph & Co.,
Patent Attorneys, Washington, D. C.
8-17-4t-.su
$5 ftOO.OOO—European capital for investment
in attractive enterprises. Address,
Bankers Alliance, 14 Bloomsbury st.,
London, England. 6-22-10t-su
WANTED—Ideas; write for list of in
ventions wanted by manufacturers and
prices offered for inventions; our four
books sent free; patent secured or fee
returned. Victor J. Evans & Co.,
Washington, D. C. S-17-4t-su
PEARL, slugs and button shell; we are in
the market and paying the highest
prices for river-rim slugs and pearls;
are organizing camps and invest capi
tal to responsible parties to dig shells
on a profitable basis. The Blumenfeld
Co., 2GB Madison ave., Memphis, Tenn
8-31-7t
LEARN a profession by mail i 1 *\ •
Piano tuning. Simple method. Musical
ability unnecessary. Write for particu
lars. Harry Alley, 220 W. 59th st., Los
Angeles, Cal.
A1 >VKRT'JSERS—Your 21-word adv. In 113
Sunday and weekly newspapers for $4.56.
Hinsdale Advertising Co., Hinsdale, 111.
K( »ii RENT1-■'f’he privilege of restaurant
in the new remodeled 'inn Hotel and Bar,
both for white and colored. Rare oppor
tunity for the man of little means and
experience. Call at Inn Hotel and Bar,
1st ave. and 18th st.
Read thiS—Woula^you like to' SoE
$2500 before Christmas by investing
$250 now? White for mv pamphlet.
David aKtz, Herald .Square Bldg.. New
York city.
v LITTLE money for seed planted in
land near Waterloo, la., "he fast
growing eily, will become a comfort
able fortune. Write quick for pam
phlet and price list. Values advanc
ing rapidly. Buy on u rising mar
ket. Address the Calloway Invest
ment Co., Waterloo, la.
STOCK aftd bondholders, mining, oTT,
Industrial stocks wanted, .-tend de
scription. price, etc. Exchange, Box
2», station A, Cleveland, O.
WANTED——First class man as partner
In grocery business; best location in
Birmingham. Address Y-311, rare Agj
Hera Id.___S.I’jl11
WANTED—By oil company having 10
acres in heart, of the proven Caddo oil
Held, one or two parties to come into
tiie company as directors, who can and
are able and willing help pusji the »ale
of stock. We have one well finished and
ready put on the pump; oil stands up
to within 50 feet top of hole; also an
other well being drilled now. Answer
promptly, give references, address L. O.
Andrews. Shreveport, La.__
Oil. FIELD EXPERT—Wanted, by party
having experience as field manager,
formation and drilling expert, who lias
made five years special study of the
conditions and drilling In the Caddo
oil Held, and who controls leases In
the proven Held, to take charge as field
manager or drilling expert for parties
desiring to drill in this Held; have
charge for company now, but have the
time to supervise additional work. Ad
dress R. B. Morley. Shreveport. La.
Uh-iVniYl’S _
FINE dentistry, Dr. A.'J.'Massey, over
Jefferson County b»nk. Room 901.
Phone 1844 “-2I tf-sa-su-tu-tta
i 'KNTISTKYwill do you gund, hon
est dental work at very reasonable
prices; terms, cash; 32 years’ prac
tice. Office at my dwelling. 223 (ilst
st., H., WondlaV’ti. Phone 271-YV. Dr.
W. 13. Woodall.
; > . , X, .
_JVANTEft—SALES^1EN^^_^ |
MEN to travel anorepresent a reliable
firm. Our goods always in demand, j
Experience not absolutely necessary; '
write today for special proposition and j
territory. Central Petroleum Co., Cleve
l. <>. &41~3t-Bun
THREE specialty assortments good for
per week commissions with a “red
blooded” salesman. Address Live Wire.
600 Columbia Bldg., St. Louis, Mo.
SALE§MEN I '* - all Mil :
tioners, general store-a; $150 monthly and
expenses; yearly contract. Manager, 18
2d st., St. Louis, Mo.
WANTED Energetic side line salesmen
to sell our exclusive line of popular
priced, genuine hand-colored calendars,
light packages, easy to carry: buying
season is now on; big rompiissions paid
promptly: goods sell on sight; references.
Empire Art Co., Chicago.
SALESMEN wanted, permanent position
hi protected territory, worth $3000 or
better annually to producers. National
ally advertised specialty for retailers
in all lines in towns and smaller cities.
Oold established, highly rated firm. Re
quire first class references and bond.
A, 401 Kesner Bldg.. Chicago.
•WANTED—Good, live salesmen to sell
punch boards with premiums to the re
tail trade. Excellent, side line for - ^ar
men; liberal commissions paid on ue
mand when orders are delivered. Cigar
Stores Novelty Co., 2601 Indiana ave.,
Chicago.
SALESMAN wanted; one visiting the gro
cery and drug trade to sell a high grade
port wine as a side line on a commis
sion basis. Address The Speer, N. J.
Wine Co.. Passaic, N. J.
SALESMAN traveling small towns to sell
dry goods specialties to retail mer
chants. Profitable Mde line. Comis
slon basis. Power Textile Mills, 214
Chestnut St., Philadelphia, Pa.
(iROCKERY side line paying $£ and $10
per order; prompt settlement; bonanza
for live man. Mention line end ter
ritory now working. Confidential.
Central Sales Co.. New Orleans.
HA LESMEN ' WANTED—No “experience
required: hundreds of positions open
paying 91000 to $5000 a year; position as
sured where you can earn good wages
while you learn. Write nearest office.
Dept. 369. National Salesmen’s Training
Association. Chicago. New York, Kan
sas City. San Francisco.
THE 'BEST SI DE" LINE-Our new"line"of
punch boards for the fall and Christ
mas trade is now ready. The best and
easiest selling lines to be had. Goods
sold from illustration. Live salesmen
can make from $50 to $100 per week sell
ing these goods as a side line. Depart
ment “Y,” United States Factories Com
pany, 180 North Market street, Chicago,
111. _
SALESMAN—Experienced In any line, to
sell general trade in Alabama; unex
celled specialty proposition; commis- j
sion contract: $35 weekly for expenses.
Continental Jewelry Co., 36S-35 Continen- j
tal Bldg., Cleveland, O.
SALESMAN—Capable specialty man for I
Alabama; staple line on new and ex
ceptional terms: vacancy now; attrac
tive commission contract: $35 weekly
for expenses. Miles F. Bixler Co., 2-35
Carlin Building, Cleveland O.
WANTED—Salesman: a high grade
stock, bond or insurance man; good
proposition to right man. Call Mon
day, 406 Farley Bldg., between 9 and
12. and Investigate.
_KODAKS__
FILMS developed, lOc'per roiLprime. „j
end 4c cacti. Prompt attention and
work the best. Covell Co. F-23-tl
•. ... i , .
ONE CENT A WORD
RATES—One cent n word n day; no nd.
taken for less thnn 25c for first fn*er
tlon. t'nsli musl nccoin pauy order.
WANTED—AGENTS
MENandwomen^wanted^to^^ellTnD
perlal Self-Heating Irons. Ironing on
hot summer day no longer a drudgery.
Salary or commission; $15 to $20 per
day profits. Write at once for terri
tory. Gardner Flat Iron Co.. Memphis,
Tenn. Box 90,8-10-4t-su
WANTED—Hustlers, not loafers, In every
county in north Alabama to represent
a company which assists people in own
ing their own homes on borrowed capi
tal at only 5 per cent interest. G. C
Chaney, special representative, 430 B.-M.
Bldg. Birmingham, Ala. S-10-tf-su
W AM ED—Agents tor sick an(i accident
insurance company for weekly and
monthly departments; experience not
absolutely necessary; good reputation
and willing to work. Address, with ref
erences and present employment, Box
10. Birmingham. 7-7-su-tf
I NEED good men everywhere, part or
ail time; learn my business; make
money with me; no experience needed;
desk; typewriter and outfit tree. W. M
Ostrander, Dept. 16, 13 W. 31sl st., New
York City. _ 5-18-tf-sa
AGENTS WANTED—To handle a prepar
ation that will positively straighten
kinky or curly hair. H. W. Hopewell,
Mount Solon, Va. 8-24-3t-su
AGENTS—$50, $75 weekly selling guar
anteed knit goods for largest manu
facturer in America. Write for free
outfit and particulars of greatest
money making proposition ever of
fered. Madison Mills, 486 Broadway,
New York.
WILD pay reliable man or woman $12.50
to distribute 100 free packages per
fumed borax soap pow*der among
friends. No money required. B J.
Wrard Co,, 216 Institute. Chicago.
WAN T E D—A gen ts to sell 5067 a guar
anteed preventive of all verieral dis
eases. For information address Pre
venol Co., Inc., Box 607 Montgom
ery, Ala.
AGENTS—$25 a week tor two hours
work a day. A brand new hosiery
proposition that beats them ali.
Write for terms and free samples if
you mean business. Gimrnteed Hois
ery Co,, 5101 Hopper st., Payton, O.
FREE SAMPLE—Newest tiling in wa
ter filters, gilding casters, best and
cheapest. Experience unnecessary.
Success guaranteed or money re
funded. Send 2c stamp. A. A. Seed Fit
ter Co.. New York.
ASTON ISH I NG~IN VENT I O N—List out;
newest, best money making kitchen
article. Sells everywhere at sight.
Make $5 daily easy. Sample. GOe. Par
ticulars free. Dept. F„ 624 Utica
_Bldg.t Des Moines, la.
AGENTS make 500 per cent proflt'iell
tng "Novelty Sign Cards.” Merchant
buy 10 to 100 on sight. 800 varieties,
( atathg free. Sullivan Co., 1284 Van
Buren st., Chicago, 111.
»iu to $uo weekly paid you
for attending a chain of little'stores
during spare time. Comity rights
Everything furnished. Wllbak, Long
Island City, N. Y.
WE start you in business, furnishing
everything: men and women, $30 to $200
weekly operating our "New System Spe
cialty Candy Factories," home or small
room anywhere; no canvassing; opor
tunity lifetime; booklet free. Ragsdale
Co., Box X, East Orange, N. J.
AGENTS—Sell Crease! Entirely new and
meritorious product; universal sale; pos
itively no competition: 200 per cent profit;
sample and prices, 15c. General Man
ager, 801 Poplar st., Newberry, pa.
AGENTS-Salary or commission; great
est seller yet: every user pen and ink
buys on sight; 200 to 500 per cent profit;
one agent’s sales $020 in six days; an
other $32 In two hours. Monroe Mfg.
Co., X-476, Ia Cro**so, Wis.
AGENTS—Postal brings free - illustrated
directory; contains details best selling
specialties money making propositions of
responsible concerns. Butler, 123 Cedar
st., N. Y.
BIO proposition for agents; 100~per-cent
profit on every sale; sometimes larger
profits; customers for our goods every
where; exclusive territory for each
agent; be first to apply. Write today for
full particulars. The Electrical Ap
pliance Co., 90C Bailey ave., Chattanooga,
Tenn.
MANUFACTFCRER desires placing valu
able agency, perpetual repeater. Income
earner, business builder, easy, no com
petition, protected territory guaranteed.
Automatic Perfection Co., 17 West 4”d
N. Y._
CHEWING GtTM—Sell to dealers in your
territory. Clean, profitable business
built up quickly with our new brands.
Four flavors, novel packages. Write
today. Helmet Co., Cincinnati. O.
AGENTS—You can’t afford to accept or
dinary proposition while agency for
guaranteed aluminum cooking utensils
Is open. Answer quick. Protected ter
ritory. American Aluminum Mfg. Co
Dlv. 2009, I.emont, 111.
A GENTS W ANTE U—$80 per week; no
Investment or experience necessary,
write for particulars. P. w. Good
man, president, 883 Regal Bldg., Chi
cago.
DISTRICT managers to handle a hlgl
grade health and accident Insurance
proposition; best policies and most
liberal agency contracts to live men.
Royal Casualty Co., Ins. Fxchange,
Chicago.
Xge^’TS—191A sensation, 2f\_ . nYu
tipped framed pictures, 18c; also cel
ebrated coyprlghted negro pictures
sell like hot cakes. Portraits, frames,
pillow tops. Catalog free. Peoples
Portrait. 710 W. Madison. Chicago.
YOU can "make at least~?8~dully" very
easily; do not miss this oporlnnlty.
write the Mailord Co.. Constance st.,
New Orleans, J,a.
AGENTS, would you take steady Job
making $30' weekly with opportunity
to be district manager at $3000 year
ly? No experience required. Mv
goods are snappy, self-sellers. Make
big money quick by writing me today.
Learn about our $1000 contest. E. if.
Davis, president, 817 Davis block, Chi
cago.
STOP slaving for others, make easy
money quick; absolutely new propo
sition; everyone buys at sight; big
profits; free particulars. Write Al
len Supply Co., 323 Decatur st.,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
YOTflt 25-word-advertisement :n Too
i^igazines $1. 2c stamp brings list.
Gem Advertising Agency, 313-7 Appel
Bldg., Denver, Col.
KENTUCKY distillery wants lccal rep
resentatlves to solicit saloon and drug
trade on commission for Kentucky
whiskies and other liquors. Big
money. Write at once for territory.
Woodland Co., Warehouse No. I, Cov
ington, Ky. S-;!l-7t-su
WIDE awake agents make big money
handling our easily demonstrated spe
cialty; can he carried in pocket; write
for free particulars. The Florida Spe
cialty Co., Box 858, Bradentown, Fla.
8-31-4t
BOYS and girls, order by parcel post
16 dinio sample bottles perfume. Sell,
return $1 and keep 80c. Charles Spur
lln. Box 730, Birmingham, Ala.
FOR KENT—ROOMS _
TTTE AVAL.ON—ATl~outsiae'n5omsT’Tui>
nace heat. modern conveniences;
moderate price: bath free. 210C 5th
avenue. 5-25-tf
AT the Birmingham hotel, screened. e!ee
trie lighted, telepnones. and al! service
of a first class hotel, with privilege of
bath. J3.50 per week. S-ll-tf
FOK RENT—Two rooms for 1 slit house
keeping; also large front bedroom; 2113
Fifth avenue, north. .x-lL'-tf
NICELY furn Ished f ront room in private
family. Fill 19th st.. N. 7-22-tf.
SPLENDID rooms, all modern conven
iences; good home cooking; reasonable
rates; two blocks from business center.
1913.6th ave. Main 5353-J. *-26-7t
ONE CENT A WORD
R iTE8-.Onf cent n won! a ilnyI no nil.
taken for leu* than 25c for flrat Inaer
_<i|in' <'nwh iniim nceonipait y order,
__for rent—rooms
NATIONAL HOUSE, 209% N. 22d st., nice
ly furnished rooms from 25e up. 8-25-30t
SEPTEMBER 1, front room on South
Highlands, private entrance, strictly pri
vate; hath, use telephone, morning and $
evening meals if desired; gentlemen pre
ferred; reference. Phone Main 4382-W.
__*_ 8-29-3t
NEATLY furnished rooms for lightThousc
keeping, convenient, reasonable. 012
North 17th street. 8-29-3t
TO couple without children, 3 com
pletely furnished rooms; bedroom,
dining room and kitchen; suitable for
light housekeeping. References ex
changed. South Plighlands. Call phone
973 Main during day. Call at 903 S. J
15th st. at night. On car line.
__ 8-30-tf
FOR RENT—Two or three rooms for
light housekeeping^ partly furnished if
desired. Mrs. Belle Mabry, 2716 Ave
nue H. 8-30-2t
TWO gentlemen can have first-class ac
commodations in private family; beauti
ful. cool home on South Highlands, half
a block of Highland avenue cars. Phono
Main 420. 8-30-2t
TWO furnished rooms for ligtiF house
keeping. Inquire 2114 6th ave. 8-30-3t
FOR RENT—Nice furnished room, hot
and cold running water, steam heat.
*3900 Utli ave., S. 8-3-5t-su
FOR RENT—Nice furnished room, fur
nace heat. 517 N. 19th st. 8-3-?5t-su
FOR RENT—'Three unfurnished rooms, '
bath, attic, gas and electric connections,
large lawn, good neighborhood. Apply
1204 Huntsville ave. 8-24-3t-su-wed-.su
FOR RENT—Two nicely turnlshevi
rooms, suitable for couples without
children; young men preferred. 2212
6th ave., N. 8-24-4t-su-cu-th-su
FOUR desirable rooms, first" floor'. 2110
8th ave. 8-24-eod-6t
ROOM with private bath; also room with
sleeping porch. 1218 20th st., S. Mam <
6114. 7-9-we-fr-su-tf
FOR RENT—Nicely furnished rooms
with excellent table board, near Five
Points, near three car lines; hot and
cold water; furnace heat; rates reas
onable; special rates made to fam
ilies; references required. Address
]71 r. 10th Ave. S. ii-Sl-illf
SEE these swell bedrooms: newly fur
nished; modern. $2 to 52.50 per week if
taken now. 2017 D. Phone 5553-3.
FOR 11ENT—J^urnished front room for *
one or two parties; also room for
two gentlemen; walking distance,
modern conveniences. 82L S. 19th st.
Phone Main 2821-J. _
NICE furnished booms, private fam
IIV: near Five Points. Phbr.c Main
6302-J. 1810 10th ave.. S. 8-31-8t
To MEN—Deal ruble rooms in new,
steam heated apartment at Five
Points Oct. 1; for terms call Beil phono
Main 3313-J. References exchanged.
r () 11 KENT—TWO partly rurnlsnea
rooms, walking distance from town.
Phono 6913-W. 8-81-3t
FURNISHED room, hot bath, phone, J
houso screened. 2420 5th ave.
8-3l-9t
FOR RENT—One largo, airy room; also
one small one cheap to desirable
parties; gentlemen preferred. One
block of Five Points. Phone Main
5852-J.
TWO rooms and private bath for rent,
furnished or unfurnished, to two gen
tlemen or couple. J4tli ave., S., one
block of car line. Address J. H. B.,
P. O. Box 878.
FOlt RENT—Two nicely unfurnished
rooms, suitable for light housekeep
ing $9.50 per month; all conveni
ences. 180a Ave C. S.
FOR RENT—Two furnished or unfurl
nished rooms on Hast Lake car line.
Phone Woodlawn 6-J.
B*OR RENT Two completely furnished
connecting rooms, downstairs, adjoin
ing bath room, cool and convenient, for .
light housekeeping, private porch. 3015 *
Avenue F.
F O R REN T—Furnished rooms, modern
conveniences. Phone Main 4296-J. Ad
dress 1629 10th ave., south.
FOR RENT—Three rooms, completely
furnished for light housekeeping; pri
vate family; all modern conveniences;
convenient to 3 car lines; no children;
references. 150G 12th ave., south.
FOR RENT—One or two nicely furnished
rooms in best location, South Hig'.i
Innds, feeing park, two blocks of Five
Points. Phone Main 1571-J.
F:>rLfEtfT—fwo rooms and bath, com*
pletely furnished for light house
keeping in South Highland home with
modern conveniences, near two car
lines; references. Main 5430-W.
COUPLE without children have two un- ;
furnished connecting rooms for rent.
1G22 Mamie ave.. N.
TO couple without children, two fur^
nished rooms for housekeeping; all
conveniences; private home on South
side: references. Phone 6627-W.
WANTED Two >’<>un;g men '<• occupy
a charming front room on second
floor, elegantly furnished, with all
modern improvements, hot and cold •
water at all times; telephone and fur
nace heat. Call and see at 2901 11th
ave., N.. or phone 1607-J Main.
TWO turnisnea rooms ror ugm House
keeping. and one furnished front
room downstairs. Phone Main 7629-77'.
Address 1612 6th ave.. N._
FOR RENT—Two swell furnished
rooms, sleeping porch, bath, lurnacn
heat, private family. 1104 nthavem S.
FOIt" RENT—Nicely furnished room In
private family. Highlands, near Fivo
Points, to gentlemen; steam heat and
all modern conveniences; references re
quired. rhone Main 2601-W.
NICELY furnished," connecting "rooms,
complete for housekeeping, newly pa
pered, painted, screened, bath, dishes,
linen, gas stove, cheap rent. 4121 Ave.
C, Avondale. 8-31-3Lsu-tu-thu
FOR-RENT—Two "large, nicely fur
'nished rooms, suitable for couple
without children; young men pre
ferred. Mrs. J. R. Whitaker, 2212 6th
ave. _
TWO furnished bedrooms for gentle
men only, South Highlands, one block
from cars. Private family of three
adults; meals next door, references
exchanged. Phone Main 5741.
FOR-RENT—Three-or" four furnished or
unfurnished rooms, nice location on 15th
st. car line, near foot of mountain. For
information, call Main 3199-.T._,
TWO nice, large connecting front rooms
and small kitchen completely furnished
for tight housekeeping. Also a nicely
furnished front bedroom. Every con
venience. 2400 6th ave.
FOR" RENT-NICELY FURNISHED
MODERN ROOMS, ALL CONVENI
ENCES; CAFE IN CONNECTION. AP
PLY 1904 6TH AVE., H. PHONE MAIN
mi jT 8-31-eod-4t.
NICE-rooms,-one" or two gentlemen, all
conveniences, reasonable rates. 1717 5th
ave. 8-81-3t.
NICELY furnished room and board at
1212 S. 20th st. Phone Main 1207-J. 8-31-3t
FOR RENT—To two gentlemen, nice, clean
room in modern private home. All con
veniences; walking distance, 312.60 per
month. 2102 Avenue G. Main S233-W.
FOR RENT—Two clean rooms, furnished
complete for housekeeping, thoroughly
modern, screens and instantaneous
water heater at 412'/i 21st st. Apply 21U
4th ave.
FOR RENT—Two furnished rooms for
light housekeeping; nice home for ®
nice couple. References exchanged. N®
children. 1901 8th a-T„ N. v
NfttVl.V rurnisheil •’•cmnecting light house*
keeping rooms. 531 N. 2S. st. 8-31-31
FOR RENT—To one gentleman onlw
steam heated, furnished front room In
private family. Apply at 1327 S. 20th st.
NICE rooms with boardT"furnace heated i
house, all modern conveniences, at 1816 ’
11th ave., S., near Five Points. 3664-77 .
8-31-St-au-thu

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