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SCOOP keportek It's Old Stuff, But They're Still Pulling It By “HOP"
[Gee >ts great to etJig
Back among civilizep 1
PEOPLE. AGAIN - IT GIVES
ONE ‘S.OCA A FEELING OF-1
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\THAN Sadne^v
*250,WO SX,Ai;ubd,*M”l
1 U 1—' tlj i\J Ll Loan Association
Has a quarter of a million dollars to lend at once for building homes and
for taking up mortgages on improved property in the Birmingham district.
OFFICE 2026 FIRST AVENUE
% ..
ONE CENT A WORD
BATES—One cent n word n day; no ad.
taken for Icmm than i!I»e for first Inner
tl?n. C>nIi nniwt niTiuininiiy order.
~~ WAMKD ~
SHAVING—10c at 1921 4th ave. 8-18-tf
WE sharpen safety razor blades better
than new, 26c dozen; send them
parcel post. Robert Prowell Stove Co.,
Birmingham, Ala. 4-9-tf
\v A N TED—() ne second-hand upright
boiler; state price in first letter. O.
Roegner, 1500 3d ave. N. 10-14-3t
UL.UCKS dry CLEANING CO.
Cleaning, pressing, repairing, altering,
hats renovated and blocked
1713 3d Ave. Phono Main 2372.
1-8-tf-we-th- lr-mo
.Wanted—Three first chair barbers to
open a shop for themselves sit 1912
2d ave., next to Dinnehan’s Jewelry
store; very low rent until trade is,
established; this proposition is open
to anyone with a legitimate business.
Addr ss box 827, city, i 1 .-;;t
WANTED TODAY.
We want to arrange today, October
hi, to get $1000 loan on $2500. cottage
with two nice lots. Good security.
Answer today.
1NGR A M R E A I /f Y CO.,
J3th Floor. Emp. Bldg. Phope 1197-M
wAiNTEh- To know If you have trleu
# Jtilox, tin* tasteless castor oil, the
one the doctors always recommend
because it is tasteless and effective.
8-30-3m *3U-tu-th
J III v foi kimi .if me
. part or whole stocks. P. O. Box 790;
Phone 0041.
[WE pack furniture and glassware.
Hacks, vans, drays—night or day.
Rhodes Transfer Co. Main 5525.
Cheapest. 10-l6-7t
W NTED To borrow from privat••
party $500 on second mortgage. Ad
i dress B-56, core Age-Herald. 10-lG-3t
WANTED—Tn exchange 3 sections or
tndre sectional bookcases, golden oak
tint all, for same in early English or mis
sion. Call Main 157.
vVA N TK1)—F KM A L K H E LP
A GOOD home^good wages'for settled
white woman who is not afraid of
^work. Phone 4106 Alain. 10-14-3t
WANTED -Reliable girl to wrap par
cels and make change; state refer
ences and reply in own handwriting
to A-55, care Age-Herald. 10-15-3t
W.uNTEl)—A first class cook; refer
ences required. Apply 3833 Crescent
Road. Mountain Terrace. 10-l5-3t
WANT ED^T WO'KXI’ ERIENCE1DIt ).\Y
HANDS IN ALTERATION DEPART
MENT; ALSO EXPERIENCED CASH-*
IKK (All K E \ PROS
WAJYiLD—MALL iiLLP
WANTED—Young men" "for "railway
news service; security required. 31S
N. 20th. 8-12-tf
f$V ANTED—Postoffice clerks, carriers,
railway mail clerk, stenographers, de
partmental clerks, $75 to $J5o monthly.
Examinations in Birmingham soon.
Write immediately Webster Institute,
Dept. 363, Buffalo, N. Y. 10-3-lot
WANTED—Boys for mesengers; good pay
with opportunity learn telegraphy. Ap
ply Manager Western Union. 10-ll-Yt
\vANTED—Colored man to cook and lo
general housework. Apply 1804 12th ave.,
south. 10-14-3t
iWANTKD Competent diamond drill
runners; none.hut experienced, steady
men need apply. Address D-55, care
Age-Herald. 10-15-3t
UK *'■ barber; few weeks completes b;
-our methods. Earn while learning;
tools furnished; jobs waiting; big
wages. Write for catalog. Moler Bar
Y'bcr College, Atlanta, Ga. 30-15-171
,WANTED*—Boy with wheel to deliver
packages; must know city; good
'wages for a hustler. Guarantee
bhoe Co. , 10-15-31
WANTED—NEAT, RELIABLE BOY
WITH WHEEL TO WORK ON SAT
URDAY ONLY. MUST KNOW THE
CITY. ,\PPLY ADVERTISING DEPT.,
THE AGE-HERALD PUB. CO.
10-16-tf
Sl'EN 17 OR over: Pay in the U. S'.
Navy averages $4o per month. Promo
tion 'iiosBibtc uj» to Chief Petty Officer
at over 130 clear. Learn mechanical
trade. Must prove you arc an Ameri
can citizen. Complete information at
Navy Recruiting Station, Pat ton-Pope
Bldg., 3rd ave. and 20th si.. Birmingham,
Ala. Kor free booklet "The Making of a
Mun-u -Wai small," address, Bureau of
Navigation! Box 192, Navy Department,
\\ ashington, D. C. 9-18-ol-thu
Y AXTLlJ Roy about 12 years old,* not
going to school, to help in office. Apply
Uriday morning. 1600 Empire Bldg.
WANTED An experienced bookkeeper;
give age, experience, references, sal
ary expected. Address A-54, care Age
/TiersId. 10-16-21
WANTJID PIuning mill machine help
og»aod piounding man; must be first ,
. class in every respect. Write fully ex
g- perienoe had in this line. State wages
- wanted and whether married or:
single. K. E. Jackson Lumber Co..
Uldervllie, Ala.10-16- it
UKKNOXAL
LAiMi&^?IrKr^e warn; "i j> o^TtTvel y*'guar^
an tee my great successful "Monthly"
remedy; safely relieves some of the
longest, most obstinate, abnormal ca-e.s
\ In three to five days; no harm, pain or
interference with work; mail, $1.50.
Double strength, $2.00. Dr. .Southington,
M Long Bldg., Kansas City, Mo. 6-24-tf
iau6L4A Iml,. ..
ONE CENT A WORD
RATES—One cent n wonl i» ilay; no ml.
tuken for less than 25c for first Inser
tl<»n. < null must wpoonipniiy order.
___J5^ANTED^SITUAtI^s3I3
WANTED—A position as bookkeeper’
for an established concern by ex
perienced man, with a dependent wife
and baby. A-l references and can
furnish bond if required. Address
_E-55. care Age-Herald. 10-15-2t
A YOUNG lady stenographer, willing
an<l capable, wants a position, or
would consider any kind of office
work. Address E-55, care Age-Her
nl<>-__10-15- 3t
V\ ANTED—Position by young lady sten
ographer; two’ years’ experience in
stenographic and general office work.
A-l references. Call .Main G636-J.
__10-lS-2t
A FIRST ('LASS salesman and collector
seeks situation in clothing, furniture
or real estate business. Turnbull, 13£5
5th ave. 10-15-2t
MAN, 38 years old, wants clerical posi
tion ; lias 20 years’ experience as rail
road agent; best city and railroad ref
erence. Address C-55, care Age-Herald.
10-15-2t
LADY pianist—excellent sight reader—
wishes position, picture show or other
work. References. Address Norma
_Edwards, Daisy. Tenn. 10-16-3t
F f i IN !-:i •, accomplished tyomah, middle
aged, would like position as governess
or companion: managing housekeeper.
References exchanged. Address Ella
Payne. Daisy. Tenn. 10-16-3t
eaj Km stenographer wants a posi
tion; 7 years' experience; best of ref
erences furnished. Call Main 2949-J.
10-16-2t
VOl NQ lady, who is ;i good typist apd
lias some knoweldge of shorthand,
wishes a position in an office at once.
<’an furnish best of references. Phone
it., Main 7570. 10-16-2t
ST E X i)(; HA PH KR AND TYPEWRITE R
—Just out of school, young man, 16,
wants a place where he will get plenty
of practice; wages no object. Call Main
2348-W. KM6-2t
EXPERIENCED office man. shipping
clerk and salesman open for position;
A-l references; favor me with a per
sonal interview. Address E-56, care
Age-Herald.10-16-4t
_FORJIENT^
KOR RENT Warehouse, 1 GlH^^Tst^TTveT;
floor space 50 by 90 feet; electric ele
vator; modern office and all conven
iences; line location for transfer com
pany # or small wholesale business;
price to good tenant. $85 per month.
Phone Main 4395 or call Room 515
Earley Bldg. 10-15-3t
SM A RT APA RTM ENTS.
Excellently located; all modern con
veniences; prettily papered; nice baths;
two bedrooms. Rental, $30.
GIBSON INS. & REALTY CO.,
312 N. 21st St. 2785 Main.
«*
KoR KENT—Eight-room, 2-storv. modern,
brick residence, slate roof, immediate
possession, in Norwood. See owner, 939
l Woodward Bldg, or phone Main 7685.
_10-ll-2t-tu-th
j KOI’R-ROOM furnished apartment with
hath; one block Highland ave. Call
Main 4356-W. 10-16-3t
KOR RENT—-Good 4-room cottage, 328
Cotton ave., near 4th st., $12.50; 6-room
cottage, not modern, 51517 Willow ave.,
i $12.50; neat cottage, bath and electricity,
-*05 D, $16. H. D. Smith, 206 Hood bldg.
!_ 10-16-2t
THE AVALON—All outside rooms, fur
nace heat; modern conveniences,
moderate price; bath free. 2100 5th
ave.5-26-tf
OCTOBER la, 2 unfurnished rooms, lights^
water, gus connections, Jo month. 1016
N. 13th st. 10-12-5t
FURNISHED rooms for gentlemen; steam
heat and all modem conveniences. 505
N. 17th st., Apt. No. 1. 10-12-7t
NICELY furnished upstairs room; heated
bath room; hot baths at all hours. 2212
N. 4th ave. lo-13-tf
For KENT Xh’EEY KEKNIMIED
ROOMS. WITH ALL MODERN CON
VENIENCES; HOT AND COLD WA
TER; ALSO FURNACE HEAT, FOR
ONE OR TWO GENTLEMEN. AP
PLY K14 6TH AVE.. N. 10-15-2t
LARGE, nicely furnished connecting
rooms, complete for light housekeeping,
newly papered and painted, clean and
cozy for winter; dishes, linen, gas stove,
rent reasonable. 1121 Avenue C, Avon
dple-10-12-5t-su-tu-thii-sat-su
LIGHT housekeeping rooms connecting.
furnished complete; private entrance,
lirst floor, facing Capitol park. Clean,
, pleasant; very close in, best neighbor
hood. Reasonable. 7P> W. 2<*th st.
TWO nice rooms for Ten t~ front” and
back; convenient to two car lines. 2213
6th ave. 10-lti-tf
IF anyone wishes a handsome front
room, with or without elegant private
bath, furnace heat, near Five Points,,
phone Main 319.
FOR RENT Tuiniru Court furnished
room. Address C-fifj, care Age-Herald,
or phone Main 2238. 10-15-2t
AUTOMOBILES
CALL 64 MAIN. * j
Florence Hotel Taxicab Co., Cadillac cars,
honest service; open day and night.
J. G. FAHAY, MGR.
MRS. C. C. HA PER. SEC.
10-10-9t ,
MAXWELL runabout, HDhorac power, j
in excellent condition newly painted;
equipped with top . and wind shield;(
cheav H. S. Hill, ifullman Co.
ONE CENT A WOOD
RATES—Onr cent a word a day; no ad
triken for le«» than 25«* for first inser
f»«m. I'nnh mum ncfimipnny order,
FOR SALE
TAT/K'^vOfTiT'^VLAN''} [•IM'iHON: ~
Bell 100. 6-4-tf
REAL ESTATE, sales, exchange^
loans on commission. J. M. Gibson,
409 Empire Bldg. 12-24-tf
WE buy, sell, rent or exchange reai es
tate. E. J. Burns Co. 406 American
Trust Bldg. Phone 766. 10-4-tf
WANTED—To buy and sell now and
second hand furniture; we pay the
highest prices for household goods,
office furniture ahd leathers, or we
will exchange old furniture for new;
packing done on short notice. Ala
bama Furniture Co., J. A. Keife, man
ager, 2113 3d ave., N., opposite court
house. 6-16-tf-su-thu
WE buy and sell high class securities,
stocks and bonds; outright or on com
mission; finance propositions of merit
and negotiate mortgage and collateral
loans.
M DAVID, MEYER, GOLDMAN &
TERRY,
-109 First Avenue.
_ 3-3-sn-tu-th-tf
FOR SALE—10-room house on 13th st.
and 11th ave.; worth $7700, and some
acreage, for $12,000 and $15,000 place.
Will pay difference and assume mort
gage. Address G-56, care Age-Herald.
ONE CENT A WORD
RATES—Onf cent n word n winy; no ad.
taken for less than 25c for first Inser
tion. C»wli mil*) Hccompmiy order.
FOR SALE
and springs for double bed. 2113 5th
Ave., N. 10-4-tf
WE will build you a home. Birmingham
Building and Imp. Co., 414-15-16
American Trust Bldg. 1-16-tf
FOR SALE—150 choice southern farms
cheap; good lands, fine climate, healthy,
white community. For list, address C.
C. Brown, Ft. Payne. Ala. 10-12-tf.
_WANTED-—BOARDERS
LOVELY room with board, also reason
able, meals. 1213 S. 21st st. Phone 7625-J.
_ 10-12-10t
KENNY HOUSE—Room and board, $5.50 J
week. 2217 4th ave._10-14-10t
COMFORTABLE room and good board
for desirable young men or business
women at 809 S. 20th st.; steam heat,
convenient to car and within walking,
distance of business section. Phone
Main 7684-W. 10-15-61
FURNISHED room and hoard at Five
Points, convenient to three car lines.
Pl one Main 2366-W. 10-15-5t
boarders wanted for large front room
next to bath; elegantly furnished; lirst
class hoard; ^mveniently located on
South Highlands; gentlemen or couple.
Address G-54, care Age-Herald.
10-12-3t-su-tu-th
AKHIVA1. AND DEPARTURE OF PASSENGER TRAINS, BIRMINGHAM
ine following schedule figures are published only as information, and are
not guaranteed. _
HIUMlNOillAM TKIOII \AL STATION
Southern Itailuay
i>o. Arrive iroto—
11 Atlanta 5:20 am !
12 Greenville 7 .40 pm j
15 Columbus 11:30 am !
20 Mobile N :30 pm
23 Jacksonville 12:25 pm
2S Selma 15:25 am
20 New York 4:45 pm
25 New York 11:40 am
30 Atlanta 10:0* pin
i>o. Depart to— I
11 Greenville 7:00 am
12 Atlanta 12:15 atu:
15 (.'olumous 4:05 pm
10 Mobile 5:45 am
24 Jacksonville 8:55 pm
27 Selma 8:45 pm
40 Atlanta 6:20 am
26 New York 5:50 pm
20 New YorkU:J0 am
Uuwu A C'rtMcent Kmite
A. (i. S. H. It.
.\o. Arrive rroni —
1 Cincinnati lo ur, pui
2 New Orleans t. :07» uni
;> Cincinnati 10:15 ant
4 New Orleans U:u(i pm
fi Chattanooga ll:38aiu
21 ( hiiftunnogu 0:00 pm
7 New lurk 10:20 pm
C> Meridian 11:55 uni '
12 Mi ridl'Mi 11 :;{0 |jU, j
5 Slueveport 6:20 am |
No. Depart to—
1 Slir'pt & X. o. 10:10 pm
2 Cln. & X. Y. »>; 10 iiiUi
8 New Orleans 10:20 ami
4 Cincinnati ti;U5 pm
5 MorlcHnn 4:10 pm
0 Chattanooga 4:00 pm
7 New Orleans 10:25 pot
22 Chattanooga 5 :0.*>am
11 Shreveport 6 :20 am
8 New York 0:25 am
i'riMco JjlneN I
ao. Arrive from—
10a Kansas City .51) pm
»10 > Kansas City 0:15 am
02a Winfield lo :1a cm
021 Memphis_5:40jpm
.Ni». Depart ro—
MW Kansas City 12:30 pm
104 Kansas City 10::;0 pm
!)L*0 Winfield 4:18 pro
J-r -Memphis 7 :UU a in
Central of tia. Ry.
rvo. Arrive from—
1 Savannah 10:10 run
l> Jacksonville 12:05 pm
3 Savannah 11:55 nm
No. Depart to—
2 Mncou T :00am
1U Jacksonville 4 .35 pn7
4 Savannah 3£0pm
BIH MING HAM TBMMlA'Ai ITATiaS
Seahoanl Air I Aim* Ity.
No. Arrive rrom—
Ner* York lM;|)upm
II N*>'v York 12:15 pm
2.1 Atlanta 9 :'d(i pm
No. Depart to—
tl New York 8:00 ara
12 New York :00 pm
22 Atlanta B :30 am
lllhiuiN Central lt>.‘
Ao. Arrive from —
'■> t 'lilcagu_4 ; 15 |;fu |
No. Depart to—
10 t'hintbo_12:1 ■*» pm
1,QIISMI,LK A ft ASHVU.LE STATIC! N
I.. A ft. K. R.
No. Arrive from—
1 Cincinnati 8:25 am
2 New Orleans 12:ll) pm
3 Cincinnati 3:25 pm
4 New Orleans 8:::7 pm
*5 in cuttir 7:45 pm
7 Cincinnati 2:fi0.fm
1U Muntfcumciy 7 :15 pm
12 .Munttfonieri lu:4" am
* 1 ^ I »«»<■» mr 10 ;:,u am
No. Depart to—
1 New ot leaiii S:.13am
2 Cincinnati 12.22 pin
:» New Orleans .1 MO pm
*6 Decatur 0:15 am
7 Monigomery 4 :o5 am
0 Cincinnati 12:01 nui
9 Montgomery n:20 urn
II Montgomery 3:50 pm
14 Deeatur_4 :u0 pm
ilirmiutfJiani MiuerulV
No. ArrlvH from—
:{'J Prnro .r»: 1,» pm
4s TmtculooAn 11 J"» .tin ,
A2 Blcciou 7 :2.r. pm
- iJ.r» Auniston 1U : 4 0 hiii
47 Anniston (»:50 pin !
Tugculr.isn 0 :0.r. pm |
No. Depart to—
33 l’raco 8:23 am
■II it loci mi ii;::o aui
40 Vlocinn 2:43 pm
4 4 Aimis.loii 3:40 pm
4i> A'uigion 8:30 am
[III 'iUSCHloosg 7 ;00 a|»
A* B. A: A.
->o. arrive irotn—
2:'. Manchester n :.".o am
25 ItiMimke (i:50 pm
i'O. I 'rpart to—
-■1 MnueliCHter 8:00 am
2« Konnnke 4::topm
1 ,a,n* raarKed 11,1,8 T) da,J> «^cePt Sunday. Other train# run dally. Central time.
_FOR SALE
FOR SALE—One complete Lamson
parcel basket system, five Stations,
at $10 per station; cost originally $65
per station; can be seen in opera
tion at Guarantee Shoe Co., 1905 3d
_svo._ 10-15-31
FOR BALE OR TRADE—Truck suitable
for plumbing or other business where
light, quick delivery is required. Part
cash, balance monthly. Address B-85,
Age-Herald. lQ-15-5t
, GIVEN AWAY TODAY OR TOMORROW
We have two lots we will sell fo*' less than
The price of one. $750. Well located.
THE G. H. STEVENSON R. E. CO..
Phone Bessemer 16V Bessemer, Ala.
| __ __ 10-15-21
STRANGERS IN THE CITY
Who want to rent, insure or buy
property, or who want informa
tion about our city, will find us
willing and ready at all times to
help them.
MALONE-M‘CONN ELL CO..
2024 Third Avenue.
IT-91-01
FARM IN HIGH SCHOOL FARM.
160 acres, half of which is right in
the town of Oakman (1500 people);
three-quarters place level, 50 acres
in cultivation; some good timber;
1500 assorted fruit treesj 6-room
house, barns. Phone in house; four
good springs, 20-acre pasture. De
sirable farm right at town. Only
$25 per acre. On terms.
INGRAM REALTY CO..
13th Floor. Emp. Bldg. Phone 1197-M
WE will sell you a splendid lot on South
side. near Highland avenue, for small
cash payment, balance on long time, at
6 per cent (simple interest) and lend
you the money at 6 per cent to build
your house.
CAN YOU BEAT IT?
GILLESPY-WELLBORN R. E. & INS.
COM PA NY.
2124 1st A vc. Phone 2955 Main.
10-1G-4t
FOR SALE—One extra good young Jersey
cow, heifer calf. VV. W. Dorse, 169 N.
51st st.. Woodlawn.
TWO AND A HALF to forty acres, beau
tiful suburban property, near Besse
mer; springs, stations, good roads, beau
tiful valley or upland, joins subdivision:
sacrifice fqj* quick cash. See it. Own
er. 821 American Trust Bldg. Main 5272.
FOR SALK—At Neill’s stockyard, a car^
load of fine milch cows with young
calves. Will exchange for fat. dry
cows. 2323 Morris ave. Phone Main
_ 464. 10-16-2t
FOR SALE—Dalton adding machine, cost
$325; good condition; will sell cheap.
Address D-66, care Age-Herald. 10-16-2t
FOR-SALE'OR~TRADE—Good delivery
cat. just overhauled; tires in fine shape;
will demonstrate. Address Y-54. care
Age-Herald. 10-12-lt
FOR SALE—No. 10 Remington type
writer in splendid condition, raro
bargain if sold immediately. Apply
Massey Business college 16-5-tX
_MONEY TO LEND
TaTTk^uTtT~.\i,an .1 EffiSofC
_Ground floor Steiner Bldg. 8-G-lf
BEAL ESTATE loans lo suit you in
/ amount, terms and interest; can pay
back monthly or yearly; will take
second mortgage. John W. Prude,
106 N. 22d st. Bell phone 240.
_ 10-16-tf
WE negotiate personal loans secured
by acceptable collateral. 036 First
Natl. Bldg. 7-lS-tf
WE loan money on good collateral and
buy mortgage paper or real estate if
offered at attractive prices. Helena
Land Company, 201 Brown-Maix.
_ S-ltf-tf
I NEGOTIATE loans and sell real es
tate. Jerome Tucker, 2u7 2lbt st.
-___ 13-1 i-tf-e.x Mm
REAL ESTATE LOANS—Long Ioa"ns on
good farms in Alabama; nothing less
tlian $1000 considered. , Birmingham
Land and .Mortgage Co,. 30il First Na
tional Bank Bldg. 10-ll-7t-eod
FIRST MORTGAGE"LOANS
Negotiated on city bus,ness and , ,t. and
suburban residence property, i.nv rates
and prompt attention: purchase money
notes bought.
JEM is ON REAL ESTATE & [NS. CO.,
211 North 20th Street.
___3-23-tf-su-tu-thu
MORTGAGE loans on city and'suburban
pioperty. Ed S. Moore, H16 Brown
Mnrx' 2-16-su-tu-thu-tf
WE HAVE CLIENTS DESTHINv.
MAKE LOANS IN AMOUNTS $2000
$3000, $4000. $3000. ; AND S PER CENT
PROMPT ATTENTION TO APPLi-A
’HONS. JJCMIFON REAL KSTA'T. 1
AND INSURANCE CO 20TJI ST
GROUND FLOOR FIRST NATIONAL,
_UANK BLDG. 5-lS-su-tu-thu-tl j
$600. $9 0, $1200 to loan for clients on im
pi oved Birmingham real estate; prompt
attention. H. D. Smith. 200 Huod bldg.
__ 10-16-41
WANTED—HELP
W’A^rldTi'oUapable men apd "womciT'oif'a
lilieral commissi in to sell underwear,
hosiery and sweaters of high class, di
rect to tiic wearer. Apply or write 31 r.
A. H. Putnam, 18 w. Peachtree st.. At
Jnr.ta. On._ 10-7-6t-tu-thu
WANTED—Experienced bottling machine
operator; wiilte barbers, out of city
Jolis; pantry woman, hotel work; house
keeper for widower; white maid, attend
sick person; working foreman for laun
dry; registered dentist for branch of
fice. Room 626 Chamber of Commerce
lildg. _
__ KODAEb
FILMS developed, 10c per roll. Prints 3c
and 4c each. Prompt attention and
»work the best Coveil Co.6-21-tf |
MISCELLANEOUS j
FREE DENTAL WORK at Birming
ham Dental College; Avenue F and 20th
street._9-30-tu-th-su-tf j
HELENA LAND COMPANY,
201 Brown-Marx, Birmingham, Ala. i
Please tell me how I can get 8 per cent
on my savings with the best security an
earth.
Name ...
Address ...
(
RATES—One cent a word n day; no ad.
taken for le«* than 25c for first inser
t»»»n. Cash mint accompany order.
LUbl, STRAYED OR MULKiN
LOST—White Ostrich "'‘plume. Highland
ave., near Mountain Terrace Junction.
Return to 903 Cliff Road. Suitable re
ward. 30-13-7t
LOST-BY ONE OF OUR DELIVERY
BOYS, A LADY’S NAVY BLUE
SKIRT; WAS LOST BETWEEN
HIGHLAND AVE. AND AVE. C\. ON
20TH ST. FINDER WJLL PLEASE
RETURN TO US AND RECEIVE RE
WARD. JXHTIS SAKS* CLOTHING
CO.
LOST—Tuesday, one gold locket, engraved
J. B. R. monogram. Contains miniature
picture. Phone Main 7409. Reward.
LOST—Pair gold eyeglasses outside fail
grounds getting out automobile. Reward
if returned to 2213 5th ave,30-16-tf
BUSINESS CHANCES
i^AiTiiivrr^sftfTf^cw^aTP^wTtrr^Tiu^^^
lease, near courthouse in brick build
ing; everything first class; consist
ing of two chairs, one three-chair
fixture, bath tub, one double floor
lavatory, one wall lavatory, one small
hot water heater, chairs, etc.; shop
now' running: good business trade;
we furnish everything for $20 per
month; good opening for right party
at a bargain and terms. Phone 182
Cuilman, Ala., John J. Buchanan.
10-15-71
___ tAUlYl LAMIS
FARMS ANYWHERE IN ALABAMA^
For Sale by
Ingram realty company.
Empire Bide. Phono Main 1197.
6-22-tf
LEKAl, iNOllLES
.Notice of Mortgage Sal**
Notice is Hereby given that at 12
o'clock noon, Wednesday, November 12,
1913, at the Third avenue front door of
the courthouse in the city of Birming
ham, Jefferson county, Alabama, there
will be offered for sale at public out
cry to the highest bidder for cash 20
shares of the capital stock of the Foley
Fertilizer company of Foley, Ala., which
shares are now held as collateral by
tin* American Trust and Savings bank
to secure an indebtedness past due and
unpaid. 10-12-5^
Stockholders* Meeting
Notice is hereby given thut the annual
meeting of the stockholders of the North
Birmingham Land company will be held
at the office of the company in the city
of Birmingham, Ala., on Thursday, Oc
tober in. 1913, for the e’ection of directors
and such other business as may he
brought before the meeting.
FRANK NELSON, JR., President.
W. H. Ul'RAN, Secretary. lO-l-Ot-eod
\U oyerule Our unu t'luut, tiukiug
ENGRAVED GARDE
EMBOSSED STATIONERY,
LITHOGRAPHED
STATIONERY
BEST PRINTED
STATIONERY
ROBERTS & SON (Inc.)
THE BIO ALABAMA HOUSE"
1812 Third Ave,
PHONE MAIN S40I
..... —
□ Oil CERTIFICATES fnrni.h « !
Rate, profitable and convenient invest
ment. Backed by first mortgages and j
free from taxes and worry. If6*s and i
absolute safety appeals to you. write j
for literature. SECURITY SAVINGS tad i
LOAN CO.. BIRUINGHAII, ALA.
III M . !
_ -
Brandywine’s
County Wins
Third Prize
$
Shelby county, which already
furnishes Birmingham with some
I of Its choicest fruits, berries and
i vegetables, has been awarded
third agricultural county exhibit
! - prize at the Alabama State Fair.
^ Tts climate is perfect and it is
; exceptionally well adapted to the
cultivation of fruits and profit
able garden vegetable**.
There are 815 farms, ranging
from 5 to 160 acres in Brandy*
I wine, situated in the center of
Shelby county. |
The Chamber of Commerce, hi
a recent statement, says the peo
5 pie of Birmingham pay over
$2,000,000 per annum to other
states for foodstuffs,
jfj Brands'wine farms will supply
[, a very/ large proportion of this
amount in . the near future, and
this fadt assures its destiny.
AMERICAN!
Finance & Bond Co. E
| Seventh Floor ,\»n crlcun Trust I
l!ull«l!ng ji
FAIRFIELD
“The Livest Spot On the Map”
We commend FAIRFIELD to
out-of-town visitors as the most
desirable investment in the Bir
mingham District for sums rang
ing from S500 upward.
Call at our city offices or at our
offices in First Bank of Fairfield.
2II-N.20™ ST. GROUND FLOOR FIRST NATLBANK BLDG.
AUCTION SALE OF HORSES
AND MULES
You can attend our Auction
Sale next
THURSDAY, OCTOBER Kith
and see the Big Fair on the
same day. We will sell one car
of fresh Kentucky Horses and
Mules, one ear Oklahoma farm
Horses and Mares, broke and
ready for work, and one car of
Tennessee saddle Horses and
Mares. Also a number of good
second-hand and city-broke
Horses and Mules.
FIES & SONS.
Second Ave. and Kith St.
*
FIFTEEN PER CENT IN
VESTMENT
50x140 ON AVE. D
NEAR 24th STREET
$4000
OLIVER-SHEARER-ROE
BUCK REALTY CO.
2025 Third Ave. Phoije 1682
A $9000
NORWOOD BRICK HOME
For $6500
Here is a beautiful 2-story brick house
on one of the prettiest lots in Norwood
for only $6500. Anyone can tell in a
glance* that this is a home for a man
who wants architectural beauty com
bined with modern conveniences. The
house has 7 rooms, china closet, "but
ler's pantry, 3 bedrooms, sleeping
porch and bath: finished in oak and
birch: the workmanship cannot be
excelled. In fact, the closer you in
spect this the more delighted you will
be. The lot is full sized, elevated,
nicel> terraced and sodded, fronts
south and overlooks the city. This is
the kind of home you expected to pay
$9000 for. Price $6500, $750 cash,
balance In easy payments.
Geo. O. Mabry
4lQt First Ave. gbon* Main 2612.
Live Stock
Auction
' FRIDAY; OCTOBER 17th
11 a. m.
Be sure to attend our
Big Auction Sale of
Horses and Mules Fri
day. This will be an
especially good time
for you to buy—There
will be bargains for
all.
In addition to the reg
ular run of stock we
will sell 15 Tennessee
saddle horses.
Commissions —Horses
or mules selling for
$50 or less, $2; selling
for over $50, $3.
! Maxwell & Crouch
j Mule Co.
1512-18 2d Avenue
:
Price Cut 1750
West End Bungalow
I‘ay only $250* cash and the balance in
easy payments and yon will get one of
the best built and prettiest bungalows
in the city. This one is brand new and
modern, has 6 rooms, beautiful wood
work. mantels and chandeliers; best
plumbing; fronts south on large lot
and on the car line. See this. Tf you
don't say it is worth $3750, I will
price Jt at $3000. It is a snap, all right*
Geo. O. Mabry
2100 First Ave.
Phone Main 2572
SAVE BY THE MONTH
THE BEST WAY
Take some of our Sav
ings Stock, payable 5(K
cents a share a month.
You have a surplus
fund before you know
it. Withdrawals at an^
time. d
8 PER CENT
INTEREST
Jefferson County
Building & Loan
Association
113 K. 31.* St. Bltalii Aim.

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