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77__ WANTED __
SHAVING 10c atl92l 4lh ave. lf-aPtC
WE REPAIR .ui makes Of stoves and
i a men with experienced help. Call us.
Phone, Alain 3000. Robert Prowell
Stove Cc. U8e our hardware. 2-10-tf
WE BUY second hand clothes, shoes.
Phone 16S1. 2116 Second. 1-20-If
PARKER TAXICAB CD.. 0-PASSEXs
CKU CARS. *2.00 PER HOUR. AlAiN
,434. 1-23-tf
W’A XT ED— Feather beds; pay from $4 to
$14 bed. Phone Main 0443 and I'll cull.
I
R ANTED To swap a 10-station bar ca&li
carrier system, equipped with five sta
tions already (other five may be ad
ded) for a four or five-drawer cash
register. How will you swap? Ad
dress Box 82, Oak man, Ala. 4-J-5t
WE MEND YOUR SHOES. BUTE RIB
BON SHOE SHOP. 1907 4111 AYE.,
CITY H A EL. PHONES 4012 AND 4013.
4*l-4t
GREAT SAEE ON MEN'S AND BOYS'
CEOTlilNC. .MEN'S $3,49 PANTS,
*1.98: MEN'S $6 PANTS. J2.9.V, MEN’S
SPITS, $9.9.",: BOYS’ $4 SPITS.
$2.93: BOYS’ SPITS. BEPE SERGE
IN A EE OTHER WOODEN MIX
TURES. NORFOLK STY EE. PEG
Top PANTS; THESE SPITS R ETA IE
*9.-in. SATURDAY $1.73. RUSSIAN
BED USE WASH SI ITS. SIZE PROM
2 TO s. $ 1.2.3 OUAE1TY. SATURDAY
.3o CENTS EACH. COME FOR YOUR
CEoTHlNC, SATURDAY TO THE
REMNANT STORE, 2017 2D AVE.
WANTED To borrow *230 for one or
two years t obo secured by first mort
gage on timber land valued at ?20*k».
Address B-10, cure Age-Herald. 4-2-"l
WANTED Second-hand, one-home wag
on: must be in good condition and
cheap. Call 471-.1. Wes* End. 4-4-2t
WANTED- Second band office desk,
must be a bargain f‘>r cash. Address C.
B. \V., care Age-Herald.
I
taken for less I Han 2 Ok* for first Inner
f inn. < w«li nm«t v
WANTED— MALE HELP
TWO first class barbers wanted imme
diately at Central Barber shop, .1921 4th
ave. Steady job. 4-1-tf
WANTED— All those who want work
to write at once, stating what kind
of work they desire. Brooks county
is a rebuilding "Garden of Eden.”
Magnificent opportunity for truck
farming and all kinds of work. If you
want to change your present location
for any reason write us at once. TJtis
is a marvelous place of opportunity.
Write fully and we will take care of
y ou. Address Brooks County Indus- |
trial Club, Quitman, Ga. 4-3-7t
WANTED -Three experienced salesmen,
no stock proposition. See Mr. Griffith,
9-11, 42! Empire Bldg. Charles M.
Ryder Securities Co. 4-3-2t
PHARMACIST wanted; must have ex-:
perlence and satisfactory reference,
i >iug • West Bind
WRITE moving picture plays; $50 each;
{ all or spare time; no experience nor
j correspondence course. Details free.
I Atlas Publishing Co., -I*1, Cincinnati. O.
4-4-3t
i_ FOR KENT—ROOMS
THE AVALON—All outside rooms, fur
nace heat; modern conveniences;
moderate price; bath free. 2100 5th
ave. 5-25-tf
AT THE BIRMINGHAM HOTEIh, steam
heat, electric light, telephones and all
hotel service, $4 a week and up; tran
sient rates. $1 a day and up. The Bir
mlngham, 18th at and 2d ave. 2-io-tf
NICELY furnished upstairs front room,
hot baths, elegant heated bathroom;
unable 2212 4th ave.. N. 3-10-tf
MEN'S Il£)TEIy— Single rooms, 20 and 25
' - nts per night; hot and cold baths.
_Open nil night. 1516 5th ave. 3-25-i4t
PC BN LSI I ED ROOMS, with or without
board. 2209 Gth ave., N. 3-29-7t
NICELY furnished rooms; phone, hot
baths. 2420 5th ave. 3-31-7t
ELEGANTLY furnished front room
with board, private home, South High
lands. 1801 11th .i \3-31-Gt
NICELY furnished rooms for light house
keeping at Eivc Points. Call Main 23W-W.
4-l-5t
S:IT'l VJJON^WANTE1)_
lion us salesman or rep
i* tentative for wholesale or manufactur
ing concern. I have experience; let us
tJliave a personal interview. Phone Main
247 or addles- 11-11, care Age-Herald.
4-3-2t
WANTED Position l»y young man as an
assistant bookkeeper ami clerical office
work: have had experience. Can fur
tush reference. Address .1-11, care Age
I ■
HIT CATION wapted by boy 18 years old,
wants job collecting, bus own wheel,
knows city well, can furnish references.
Address I*-11. care Age-Herald.
POSITION as stenograph* i : general office
work; thoroughly competent, of eight
years experience; can handle line of cor
respondence or small office altogether if
manager out much. Address G-ll, care
Ago-Herald. 4-4-141
SITUATION wanted by man experienced
in law and real estate; can operate a
typewriter; small salary desired. Home
Phone, Hast Rake 303 T. 4-4-2t
.YOUNG man who is a high school grad
uate desires position: has had experi
ence in grocery store: is not a user of
• tobacco nor alcohol; best of references.
Address K-ll, care Age-Herald. 4-4-i’t
WANTED— Position with any firm, com
pany or corporation at once, office or
outside, shipping, selling, buying or
receiving: can work men; age 30; can
furnish best of references from well
known firms; stronger in Birmingham.
Please give me a chance. Address R-ll,
care Age-Herald. M-2t
BE K US £<JR YOUR RASTER SHOES.
RADIES' OXFORDS IN ALL
MAKES, $1.95 A PAIR: MEN’S OX
FORDS, BUTTON OR RAPE, $1.96;
MENS OXFORDS IN ARR THE
BEST MAKES. GOODYEAR WELTS,
SATURDAY $2.95 A PAIR; MISSES’
SHOES. $1.4 5 CHILDREN'S OX
FORDS 9S CENTS A PAIR SATUR
DAY AT THE REMNANT STORE,
2017 2D AYE.
* 'rTS TT:ijurHEL£ ___
tv'ANTLI) White table boy, dub (lining
room Man cook, private home. Wash
man (laundry; flat work. While carpen
ter^ rough work. Machine nmn, Hash
and door factory. Room 020 Chamber
Of Commerce Bldg.
FOR RENT —Three idee « minet t log, un
furnished rooms for light housekeeping.
2020 6th a\e., N. Phone Main 7491.
4-2-4t
THREE unfurnished light housekeep
ing rooms, private home at 2:112 X.
11th ave. Main 4240-J. References,
j __ _4-3-3t
FURNISHED rooms for light housekeep
ing: also furnished bedroom cheap. In
quire 2114 Gth ave. 4-3-2t
SHOES. SHOES. FOR THE ENTIRE
FAMILY. LADIES’ OXFORDS IN ALL
MAKES. HAHY DOLL COLONIAL
I’F.M P, HUTTON OXFORD TIES,
HIGH AND LOW HEEL $•'< KIND,
$1.95 $2.9* COLONIAL PUMP. $2.45;
MISSES’ SHOES. $2.50 KIND SATUR
DAY $1.45. RUSH SOON SATURDAY
TO THE REMNANT STORE 2017 21)
AVE.
_«_-_I
UNFURN ISH ED room's for light house'*
keeping. Main 6227-W. 4-2-10t-eod
NICELY furnished rooms, with~or_with
out board; steam heat: all modern con-I
vententes; walking distance to clt^J
Cullom Apartments. 1921 Ave. H.
4-4-2t|
THREE beautiful rooms, furnished com
plete for housekeeping; furnace heat,
water and lights furnished. Reference
required. jSOS nth ave. 4-4-3t
FURNISHED rooms for rent; 2116 10th
ave . S.: modern conveniences. Phono I
Main 1571-J.4-4-31
WANTED—SALESMEN I
YELLOW PINE LUMBER
E. P. FLOWERS GO., MONTGOMERY,
ALA.
Desire a particularly efficient, thorough
ly experienced salesman for Georgia,
North and South Carolina. 4-l-5t
EXCEPTIONAL opening for high grade
salesman to represent us; goods sold
to all merchants. C. S. 1 4 43 Carroll
Av« .. t I'ir.i^o 3-29-4t-su-wed-sat-su
SCKAl* IKON
Scrap lion, Brass. Lead. Copper. Write
WELLER & CO.,
ue tor highest market prices.
Birmingham. Ala.
1-10-ea-au-we-U
j
BAGO t>PK ’
BOCCA SPE550/}
\ CUOR NON
> i
There Was Just One Word That Scoop Understood
^EP-\
LTS^
BULLET
HOLE1. /
UATRS—On«* ecu I n word n days no ml.
taken for Imk I linn '2tiv tar flrnt Inner- |
<(m» »■»«»« t"(»»mnnnr order.
FOR SALE _ __
talk VVITH ALAN JEMISON.
1001 J(?rr. Co, Bark Bldg. 8-8-tf
E. J. BURNS CO.
REAL ESTATE. PHONE 768
__ 10-4-tf I
FOR RENT OR SALE
El j NORTH KiTll STREET, NEWLY |
REMODELED, 8-HOuM. 2-STORY.
BEAUTIFUL INTERIOR, PHONE
MAIN 2G9.
NORM ENT, 2026 FIRST AVENUE.
1-29-tf
FOR SALE—Team of good, young mules,
wagon and harness; cheap if taken at
once. C. J. <'ornellison, Box 553, Bir
mingham. Ala. ) -
FOR SALK or trade for pair of mules or
horses. 5-passenger auto, Hopwood.
Daly’s Drug Store. Boyles. 4-1!-5t
FOR SALK Cash register and iron safe
cheap. 2419 2d ave. Phone 5823.
4 >3-3t
FOR SALE—9-room modern"” Norwood
residence £sr-$G000; this is $1500 less
than it* true value; if you are look
ing fcif a bargain, this is it. Bains
Realty Co.. 2127 3d ave. 4-3-31
I'VR PA LE— A goat, well trained, can
he driven by a child; also cart and
harness. Will sell for $5 cash. Phone
West End 300.
EAT GOOD MEAT
AT LITTLE PRICES.
Log of lamb, lh.]5c
Lamb chops, lh. 39c
Lamb roast, lb . IL’Iav
Veal cutlets, lb.lgc
Steaks, lb.lie
Pork chops, lh.l(%c
BI jA N K( JR I >-H K A VIN < 'O.,
2107 SECOND AVE.
It tTKS—One rent a n«rd a day: no ad.
f:ikfu for lorn f lif* ii 2r»e for flr«t Inaer
t>mi. f n*h hmm* Hi’i'ninopn* fir«ler
FOR SALE _
FOR SALE Toadies' ready-to-wear and
millimry store in GaHtonia, N. C.;
population, 12,000; best store and loca
tion, new. clean merchandise, doing
splendid business; reason for selling,
connected with business out of town;
stock and fixtures will Invoice $0000;
for further information apply The
Fashion; Gastonia, N. C. 3-31-71
WIRE sell good hotel proposition at
Thoinasvllle, Ala.; cause, ill health;
talk quick. P. O. Box 136, Thotims
ville, Ala. 4-l-6t
RADIES' READY-TO-WEAR SA EE
SATURDAY. APRIL 4. READ
PRICES. SKIRTS UP TO $5, $1.95;
SKIRTS, $7 KIND SATURDAY. $2.98;
SKIRTS. $8.98 KIND SATURDAY,
$::.95; SHIRT WAIST. URKPE. VOIRE,
RING ERIE. A BARGAIN $2.50; SAT
URDAY. 98 CENTS. HURRY SOON
SATURDAY TO THE REMNANT;
STORE, 2017 2D AVE.
-_ i
_PERSONAL_j
RADIES—$1000 reward; I^positiveL^guar^ I
ante?- my great successful ’ Monthly”
remedy; safely r?lieves some of the •
longest, most obstinate. abnormal cases
in three to five days; no harm, pain or ;
interference with work; mail. $1.50. |
Double strength. $2.00. Dr. Southington.
38 Long Bldg.. Kansas City. Mo. 6-24-tf j
ON exhibition, in Meyer Bros, window.
2018 3d ave.. a working model of the '
North Texas oil fields. D. A. Walker. 1
state -nr.i
JtOOMsIwmED-BOARD
Ftorr^T*"'br>’T^nirXnKTn'*Tn^
ish family; board optional; refer
ences. Address Z-10, care Age-Her
ald. 4-3-3t
ONE CENT A WORD
RATC^—Onf rnit «i word a days no ad.
InU«mi fnr IfNH tiinii ITtO for flrat lnaer
i»i»g i><’t ■»»■«! nrrinnMny order.
^ _ FOR JtEVi ~~
FOR RENT.
Two nice front rooms of office, near
Tutwiler hotel, apply
BUTCHER TOOI. & HDW. CO.,
405 N. 20til st. 3-28-tf
FOR RENT
Nice little 4-room cottage. West End. on
car line; bath, gas. water heater, elec
tric lights, etc.; rents $16. See ns ut
once.
JKMISON R. E. & INS. CO.,
mi N. 20th St. Phone 5280.
A FEW GOOD ONES FOR THE TAROY
I RENTER.
$35—An ideal. 6-room bungalow, in be<t
part of Norwood; furnace heated ar.d
modern in every respect.
$25—A nice 5-room cottage, half block of
car line, best part of North Highlands.
$85—A nice 2-story home in Earle Place;
furnace heated and modern.
$50— A nice 9-room home on 11th avenue,
south, on two car lines.
Wc have others in all parts of the city at
attractive prices.
MAEONE-MeCONNELI. CO.,
2024 Third Ave. Phone 123S.
FOR RENT—By owner, 7-room, 2-story
house, 720 S. 25th st. J. W. Dukes. 425
Woodward Bldg. Phone 6100. 4-2-4t
RATES—One rent a wonl a iIiiti ho ml.
taken for less fbtm -Tie for first iuser
<l<‘n order
LOST—STRAYED—STOLEN
LOST—Certificates S-58785 and S-59370,
each for three shares of preferred
stock/of United States Steel corpor
ation; both in the name of Walter
C. Head. Return to Dr. W. C. Head.
Johns, Ala. 3-21-3t-sat
S'i’RAYED-One bay horse, weighs 900
pounds; white hind feet; white star
on fare. A liberal reward. T. P. Poe,
Flat Top. Ala. 4-4-4t
KODAKS
FILMS developed. 10c per roll. Prints 3c
and 4c each. Prompt attention and
work the best. Coveil Co. 5-21-tf
LEGAL NOTICES
Notice to Contractor*
Sealed proposals will bo received by
the undersigned until 3 o’clock p. m.,
Tuesday, April 7, 1914, for the construc
tion of certain grading, combined curb
and gutter and sidewalk paving under
Imp. Or«l. No. 795-C; also for certain re
pairs on the 21st street bridge. Specifica
tions may be obtained and plans ex
amined at this office. The right is re
served to reject any and all proposals.
« Signed) MAURY NICHOLSON.
Acting City Engineer.
Age-Herald, April 2. 3 and 4. 1914.
LOOSE LEAF LEDGERS
AND SUPPLIES, BLANK
(Flat Opening) BOOKS,
OFF ICE EQUIPM ENTS,
WOOD AND ALL STEEL
OF FICE FURNITURE
ROBERTS & SON, (Inc.)
“The Itlg Alnltsmn IIoiihc"
1810-1812 THIRD AVE.
Phone 84C1 Main
FOR RENT
Attractive bungalow. West End. $18, and
nice cottage li» good condition: nice
grassy lawn, fruit trees, grapes and
garden in back yard; rent $25.
.1 EM ISON R. E. & INS. CO.,
211 N. 20th St. Phone 5280.
--f
FOR RENT
Choice Central Store
Unusual Opportunity
MA LON E-M CONNELL CO.,
♦ 1024 2d Ave.
CHOICE cottage, bath and electricity,
good repair. 617 S. 23d st., $18;
6-room cottage, bath and gas. 2216
3d ave., $27.50. H. D. Smith, 206 Hood
Bldg. 4-3-31
FOR RENT
Near Five Points, 20-room house: five
baths: running water in each room.
.1EMISQN R E. & INS. CO..
211 N. 20th St. Phone 5280.
FOR~ RENT—1904 Morris avenue, in
Morris hotel, store or office room.
18x27 feet .including light and heat.
Apply to W. H. Engle, steward, Mor
ris hotel. u 4-2-3t-we-sat-s
FOR RENT
Fine house on S. 20th st., right at Five
> Points; three baths; tine location for
roomers.
JEMISON R. E. & INS. CO..
211 N. 20th St. Phone 5280.
FOR RENT—Five-room apartment, cor
ner 14th ave. and 14th st., S.; tile bath,
good porch, oak floors, ga# stove, fur
nace heat and shades furnished. Pos
>ession at once. Eight-room, furnished
j ouse. corner Waucoma st. and Moun
tain ave.. about June 1. A. F. McNeal,
phone Main 1138. 4-4-2t
FOR RENT
We have some new bungalows on South
side for rent; also bungalows North
Haven and West End.
.1 EM ISON R. E. <fc INS. CO.,
211 N. 20th St. Phone 5280.
ARKIVAI. AND DEPARTURE OF PASSENGER TItAINS, II1HRHGHAN
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_HOTELS
PHILADELPHIA,!
13 and Filbert Streets.
2 Minutes from PENNSYLVANIA
an9 PHILADELPHIA t READING
TERMINALS
NEAR TO EVERYWHERE.
250J@emi/efoil J&ut- j
<5ic?p JPoomj xciitfo
andtfflcrvrng
5ce ZdaTefr,
*/2QP cvncls
Popular Gaf©, Grill
and Restaurant or
JAMES C V/alSH. HanaAPr
CHICHESTER S PILLS
Vagw . TIIE DIAMOND BRAND. A
iff?1** * A»k JO“r Drn**lnt for /\
I'kl.ckcft-ter • Diamond Tlrmnd^Vl
Pill* in Bed and Wold metallicX©/
I boxes, sealed with Blue Ribbon. W
T«k« bo other. Hot of roar *
pronl.l, Ask fnrt'lO-t'IfKh-TFK ft
DIAMOND HRAND PILLjT. for is
, years known as Best, Safest, Alwav, Reliable
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE
FOR SALE_
WE will build you a home. Birmingham
Building and Imp. Co., 414-15-16 Ameri
can Trust Bldg. 1-16-tf
SACRIFICE SALK
1 have a 2-story house, with two apart
ments, 5 rooms and hath each, built less
Ilian 2 years; storm sheathed, double
floors, 2 furnaces, separate entrance,
facing park on South Highlands; house
tost to build $6600; lot is worth $2600— ,
total, $8000; will sell for $6700; rents for
$760; will net 10 per cent interest. Ad
dress A-ll, care Age-Herald. 4-3-tf
FOR SALK OR EXCHANGE*—One 8
room house, hall upstairs and down,
bath equipped, electricity, corner lot 90
feet front, garden, outbuildings, good
neighborhood, in W oodlawn; one C-room
cottage, modern conveniences exce.pt
gas. on ear line, in West End. cheap
for quick disposal. .1. L. Mitchell. P. O.
Box No. 4. Phone 89-J West End.
4-1-3t-we-sa-su i
FOR SALE- Exchange or lease, modern
foundry plant, ready for the torch;!
close in. 4-4-tf
ONE-CHAIR barber shop and pressing
shop at Adamsvllle, Ala.; good trade.
Apply R. P. Pickens, Adamsvllle.
_ 4-4-2t
GOOD piano at bargain. Main 6227-W.
4-2-5t-eod
_MONEY TO LEND
TALK WITH ALAN JEMISON*
Main 100. 8-6-tf
WE negotiate loana and sell real estate.
Can handle desirable farm loans.
Malone-McConnell Co., 2024 3d ave.
__ _ll>-2»-tt
I BUY well secured notes and mortgaged
amounts $30 and up; also make loans.
_J. W. Dukes, 425 Woodward BUlg. 3-1-tf
REAL ESTATE loana to eult you in
amount, terms and Interest; can pay
back monthly or yearly; will take sec
ond mortgage. John W. Prude, 108 N.
_22d st._Bell phone 240. 10-14-tf
MONEY TO LEND on real estate,
amounts and time to suit. Leonard-Wil
liams Co.. 725 Woodward Bldg. 10-22-tf
LOANS on improved city and suburban
property. Birmingham Land and
Mortgage Co., 308 First National
Bank Bldg. 3-17-30t
REAL ESTATE I A) A NS MADE
PROMPTLY. SEE FRANK B. CLARK,
WITH EDWARD I,. MOORE R. E. *.
INS. CO.. 309 EMPIRE BLDG. PHONE
■MAIN 04. 4-2-41
LADIES' AND MEN, COME SATUR
DAY AND BUY YOUR EASTER
OUTFIT AT PRICES TO SUIT YOU.
WE CARRY A FULL LINE OF LA
DIES' AND MEN’S READY-TO
WEAR, DRY GOODS AND SHOES,
GOODS THAT WE BUY AND SELL
IN REMNANT LOTS. WE CAN SAVE
YOU ONE-HALF OF XOUR PUR
CHASE. SPEND YOUR DOLLAR AT
THE REMNANT STORE, 2017 31)
AVE.
_ WANTED—BOARDERS
BOARDERfTwANTElJpNlce roomPand
good table board; convenient to three
car line*. Phone Main 3678. 1407 11th
a ve.._S: S-21-1U
I'FLIGHT FT'T, room and hoard for
couple or two gentlemen: modern home;
conveniently located three car lines;
South Highlands. Phone 1825. 4-4-5t
THE REMNANT STORE, 2017 2D AVE.
BARGAINS FOR SATURDAY: SILK
MESSAUNE PETTICOATS. 83.98
KIND SATURDAY. 11.75: MUSLIN
GOWNS, |2 KIND. 95 ('ENTS: 81
GOWNS, 50 CENTS; UNDERSKIRTS.
CHEAP, 82.60, SATURDAY 98 CENTS:
UNDERSKIRTS. 81-35 KIND, 55
CENTS; MUSLIN' DRAWERS. FULL
SIZE, 20 CENTS A PAIR; CORSET
COVERS. 49 CENT KIND, 23 CENTS;
CHILDREN'S DRESSES. 81.25 KIND.
49 CENTS; MISSES’ DRESSES, SIZES
FROM 10 TO 14. 82 KIND SATUR
DAY 81. COME SATURDAY TO THE
REMNANT STORE, 2017 2D AVE.
WANTED AGENTS
WANTED^MetPoPwOTneiPt^take^orders
for our fast selling seven-bar box of
high grade Toilet Soap: big seller; 60 per
cent commission; agents make from 810
to 880 per week; repeat orders assured.
Write .it once for full particulars. Crofts
& Reed Co., Dept. S-302, Chicago. III.
MEN’S UNDERWEAR AT HALF
PRICE; 50-CENT UNDERWEAR,
LONG OR SHORT SLEEVES. SAT
URDAY 26 CENTS; MEN’S 98-CENT
TOP SHIRTS SATURDAY BO CENTS;
SILK HALF HOSE, 19 CENTS A
PAIR; MENS NIGHT SHIRTS. 98
CENT KIND SATURDAY, 49 CENTS
EACH. REMNANT STORE. 2017 2D
AVE.
SATURDAY SPECIALS
Fresh yard eggs. 25c dozen; lemons, two
dozen for 36c; apples, 6c dozen and up;
California oranges, two dozen for a
quarter.
IJLAN FORD-BE A VIN CO.,
2107 Second Ave.
LADIES' SUITS AND DRESSES, $12.60;
SILK DRESSES, $5.98; $15 CREPE
DRESSES, $0.50; WHITE DRESSES,
LINGERIES, CREPE. UP TO $10,
SATURDAY, $3.98; $30 LADIES’|
TAILORED SUITS, $9.95. DON’T
MISS THEM; POSITIVELY $30 SUITS
SATURDAY. $9.96, AT THE REM
NANT STORE. 2017 2D AVE.
FOR SALE—Carload of extra fine "Jer
sey milch ccAvs with young calves at
1830 Jasper st.. North Haven, on North
Highland car line; will swap for dry |
cows. Phone Main 727-W.
SAND—We ship best grade of No.~2|
sand; prompt shipments; lowest prices. '
Fulton Sand Co., 49 South Pryor st.. At
lanta. Ga. 4-2-14t
FOR SALE
BIG BARGAIN
14 PER CENT.
First class apartment house, renting for
$1200 per year; has four apartments, each
apartment has 4 rooms and bath, sepa
rate entrances, four furnaces, corner
lot. on two car lines, facing park on 1
South Highlands; It is useless to say
owner needs money, the price shows
that- $8500; must have $4600 cash, balance
In 1 to 5 years, 7 per cent interest.
ANGLIN-WHITE REALTY & INS. CO.,
2028 1st Ave. Phone 1623.
4-3-tf
/
WANTED—FEMALE HELP_
^WANTED — Thoroughly experl^-^
enced saleswomen for all depart
ments to work between the hours
of 11 a. m. to 4 p. m. These are
Ideal hours for married women
who have household duties to look
• after. None but thoroughly ex
perienced saleswomen need apply.
Apply Superintendent, Loveman,
Joseph & Loeb. 3-27-tf-eod
WRITE moving picture plays; $50 each:
all or spare time; no experience nor
correspondence course. Details free.
Atlas Publishing Co., 46. Cincinnati, O.
4-4-31
BUSINESS CHANCES ”
WANTED—Young business man with
94000 or 96000 would like to buy hard
ware business. Address Hardware, care
Age-Herald, Birmingham, Ala. 8-29-7t
HOME SUPPLY CO., Jackson, Miss.,
wants high class agtents In Alabama
to sell pictures of Negro Angels Climb
ing Golden Stairs. Apply to J. T. Cols,
General Agent, Empire hotel, Birming
ham. 4-3-3t
FARM LANDS
-"Smarms anywhere in'alabama
For Sale by
INGRAM REALTY COMPANY.
Empire Bldg. Phone Main 1397.
MMt
By ‘HOP”
( E'MEGrUO TARDl '
V CHE (V\A\ -
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I
(§) Huj - i^Tv-C^ND -iAUTO-^P -
HOBSON ATTACKS
UNDERWOOD FOR
TOLL BILL FIGHT
i - 1
j Selma, April 3.—(Special.)—The Hobson
| rally held here yesterday was quite a sue
< ess and the two addresses which were
delivered by Captain Hobson were heard
| by fully 2000 people. The first address
j was delivered at tlie courthouse at 2
I o’clock in the afternoon and tlie see
| ond at the Academy of Music at s
o’clock. In his address at tho
Academy of Music Captain Hobson's ar
raignment of House l eader Underwood
was the most maligna.it of the thret
addresses he has delivo.e i in Relma in
his senatorial campaign. Throughout the
address, which was the weakest he has
e'er delivered in Selma, Hobson was
everything.
For the first time tonight In* arraigned ,
Underwood for the stand he took on the
Panama canal tolls bill.
ITEMS Ot~INTEREST
AROUND GREENSBORO
Greensboro, April 30.—(Special.)—1The
School Improvement association is ac
tively engaged now in the work of raising
funds with which to purchase seats for
the auditorium. The nt w school building
is a source of pride lo the townspeople
and every effort is being made to put the
few finishing touches.
A number of Greensboro and HalA
county people have gone over to Selma
today to hear Hobson speak. Captain
Hobson will spend Sutida> hero. The
spring term of the circuit court convene*
In re April S. There are few cases on the
docket.
To Wed in Greensboro
Greensboro. April 30. —(Special.)—Invi
tations have been issued to the mar
riage of Miss Shelby Carson Garrett to
Mr. William .Muir Nichols of Crow \i
Nest, Canada, on the afternoon of Tinns
day, April 23. at the Presbyterian church,
at r» o’clock. Miss Garrett is a well known
and poular young woman of this section,
with many friends over the state who will
be interested in he rmarriage. She is the*'
niece of James J. Garrett of Birmingham,
and of Dr. R. C. Carson of Greensboro.
Many handsome entertainments will be
given in honor cf Miss Garrett. *
SPECIAL TO WOMEN
Tho most economical, cleansing and
germicidal of ail antiseptics is
A soluble Antiseptic Powder to
be dissolved in water as needed.
As a medicinal antiseptic for douches*
in treating catarrh, inflammation or
Ulceration of nose, threat, and that
i ea rned by feminine ills It has no equal.
For ten years the Lydia E. Pinkham
Meticine Co.lias recommended Paxtina
in tkeir private correspondence with
womtn, which proves its superiority.
Wo rain who have been cured say
it is "vorth its weight in gold.” At
druggisg. 50c. largo box, or by mall.
The Paxton Toilet Co.. Boston, Mass.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
vOR SIIF.HIFF
i J hereby Enounce my candidacy tor**'
i bhcriff of JPierson county, subject to
the action of the democratic primary.
CfcORGK li. BOnUKGIt
For hr Legislature
1 hereby annsunco myself a candi
date to represeiV Jefferson county in
the legislature object to tho action ■
of the democratic primarv.
\F. R MATHEWS.
-»
-—-*
1
1 The Tea Room of
! The Ridgely
f Is now open. Many business men, as well as the tenants **
of this noble building, are enjoying the delicious menus j
served with such perfect taste in ideal surroundings. The \
chief function of the Tea Room, however, is to lessen the
cost of living for those who have apartments in The
Ridgely. ~ y
v
Jemison Real Estate &
Insurance Company
Ground Floor l*t National’ Bank Building
Phone 5280 |

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