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RATES—One rent n word n tiny* no atl.
token for less than 2Do for flrut inner
tlon- R'hmIi ntnwt wfi’iminmiv ortler
”_^ WANTED
Shaving ioc at 1921 4th ave. u-29-tt
WE REPAIR all makes of stoves and
ranges with experienced help. Call us.
Phone, Main 3000. Robert Prowell
Stove Co. Use our hardware. 2-10-tf
WE BUY second hand clothes, shoes.
Phone i nd. 1-20-tf
PAR KER TAX 1CAB ~ CO., 6- P ASSKN -
GER CARS. *2.<*> PER HOUR. MAIN
434. 1-23-tf
WANTED—Ten G<>) second hand concrete
wheelbarrows; state price in replying.
Address C-17, care Age-Herald. 4-2L-^t
WANTED—Feather beds; pay from * $ 1
to $14 bed. Phone Main 6443 and I’ll
call. 4 - 21 - 71
GLUCK’S DRY CLEANING CO.
Cleaning, pressing, repairing, altering,
hats renovated and blocked.
1713 3d Ave. Phone Main 2372.
1-S-tf-we-th-fr-mo
WANTED—Ten GO) second hand concrete
wheelbarrows. State price in replying.
Address (’-17. care Age-Herald. 4-22-Jt
'ACREAX;i: KXCH\x- :k F<VR A1:1 <• ~
40 acres, level, one mile county site, sev
eral thousand people, can all be put into
cultivation; 10 acres open, rents $50 per
year; will exchange for good auto. Ad
dress H-17, rare Age-Herald. 4-22-2t
Sags—We want i<> buy all kinds of
second-hand burlap bags. Prices upon
request. B. D. Roney & <’o., Memphis,
Tbno. 4-7-eod-2m
tVANfTDD— A creage on railroad suitable I
for manufacturing site. Address K-15.
can- Age-Herald. 4-19-3t-eod
WANTED- Twenty acres of well sit
uated land, near street cars, suitable i
for subdivision purposes. Address A-17. ;
rare Age-Herald. wi-lt-tu-thu-sat-su
WA NT ED—Pair of wrought iron and
irons for fireplace five feet wide and
proportionately high. Address M-17,
care Age-Herald. 2-22-2t
WANTED—Sell $365 short time second
mortgage for $300 on city or suburban
property, on which $4000 has been paid.
Also desire, first mortgage loan on sub
urban acreage. Box 845.
t WANTED—tl > Huy 1 >1 REX'T FR( )M
OWNER, 7 OR 8-ROOM HOUSE ON
SOUTH8TDE EAST OF 20TH ST.:
MUST BE A BARGAIN FOR BIG
CASH PAYMENT. ANSWER IM
MEDIATELY. ADDRESS L-80, CARE
AGE-HERALD.
years’ experience; can give reference.
Address W-16, care Age-Herald. 4-20-5t
\VANTED—Position as bookkeeper arid
general office man, 15 years’ experience;
best of reference, both city and out of
town. Address E-17, care Age-Herald.
HOY it years old wants position in offict .
can furnish references. Phone Main 8329.
_ 1-JJ--T
WANTED—Position as housekeeper or as
sistant in hotel or rooming house; ex
perienced and reliable. Call Main 6687-J.
Housekeeper. 4-22-2t
WELL educated lady stenographer, ac
curate and easy in taking dictation,
wishes all kinds of temporary work; best
local references. Phone Ensley 74S.
__ 4-22-2t
Situation w a nt e d—c ’ompet e n t
bookkeeper desires position; best of
references as to character and effi
ciency. Address H. W. P., Route 18.
»- 2 3 - 2 f
MR. "CONTRACTOR, Merehunf und Fore
man, let us furnish you a first class
man in any capacity; best of refer
ences go with him. Public Service Bu
reau, Phone 73t»7, American Trust.
VOUNG man experienced in stenographic,
billing and general office work, desires
change of position; references. Address
XYZ, care Box 721, Montgomery, Ala.
4-23-it
\v ANTE I.) Position af housekeeper, in
small family. N-17, care Age-Herald.
4-23-2t
.YOUNG man bookkeeper using typewriter
with bank, hardware and mercantile ex
perience, wants to change May 1; will
be interested in anything. Write Box
273. Tuscaloosa. Ala.
FORJUKN1_
^T)Tr'fcTH:!>fT^Two*%^mor!en?rf^
rooms, reception lial land bath. 2701 and
2703 Ave. D. Will rent for $18 month
until October 1. Phone 6021-J.
4-22-3t
TERRACE COURT
We have furnished ono five
room apartment on ground floor,
and have two rooms left at $20
per month each, for young men.
Also, have one unfurnished 2
room apartment with bath, on
5th floor, front, for $35. If you
wfant one room, we have young
man who will take the other.
MALON E- M’CONNELL CO.
2024 3d Ave.
foir RENT—2-story. 7-rooin, modern res
idence, No. 2821 Ave. F; only $25 per
month. E. Wilson, the Avondale
plumber. Plume 8356-J.4-23-7t
~~ FA KM LANDS
FARMS ANYWHERE IN ALABAMA
For Sale by
INGRAM REALTY COMPANY.
Empire Bids. Phone Main 1197.
6-22-tf
ELECTKIC FANS KEFA1KEI)
DON'T let others experiment with your
eleetrical machinery and fans; let an
expert attend to yotir troubles. Miller
Klentrie and Maehlnerv Ho,4-18-7t
LOST—STK A V ED—STOLEN
LOST—Saturday night at Country club,
bar pin with small crescent of dia
monds in center and diamond at one
end. Suitable reward will be paid for
the return of same. Mrs. Bessie M.
Gray, 1322 S. 20th st. 4-21 -3t
LOST—Scotch collie, male, from South
aide. Reward. Call Main 5216. 4-23-31
RATES—One cent a word a dan no ad.
taken for lens than -?»*• for flrnt fnser
ft<n «'?»*> h rw ii* t wcconnui'iv order.
WANTED—MALE HELP ~
WANTED—News agents on railroad
trains; cash security required. Union
News Co.. Terminal Station. 4-17-tf
A WHITE man to do gardening and simi- j
lar work. In replying, state experience, j
present employment, address, age, and I
wages expected, addressing Mr. F. 1J.
" , Box 921, city. ' 4-22-28-24-25-27-28-29
i party with experience to take
charge of dimention mill for cutting
wagon stocks. J. E. Chandler, Fayette, j
Ala. 4-22-3t;
OBP< >RT UNITY for ambitious man, age:
21-40, to earn larger salary by de
voting spare time to special work
qualifying for lucrative traffic posi
tion. Traffic, Postoffice Rox 246,
Birmingham, Ala. 4-21-8t-tu-th-su
MAN—Age 25-40, good education ami
address to present educational work j
to young men: pleasant work, good
pay. <'nll room 14, Park inn. 6 to S
p. m. 4-21-2t-tu-thj
$2 A ! * AY ABSOLUTELY SURE—Man or i
v.omai. to distribute literature; 60 days’;
work; opportunity for promotion; ex-:
perienc-* ••tinecessary. Spare time may
he used. Ziegler Co., Philadelphia.
4-19-St-thu-su !
SCHOOL BOYS.
Any schoolboy anxious to earn money
can secure a position with good pay,
easy hours. Also prizes—everything
from tops to Shetland pony outfits. The
work is easy and need not interfere with
other duties. Apply to
HIRMAN R. DE LAYE.
110% N. 19th St.
Birmingham, Ala.
i
I LEARN tic- cotton business. Classing.
. stapling, averaging, buying, selling, ex
porting. etc., taught in 30 days; satis
faction guaranteed. The Dixie Cotton
School, New Orleans, La. A. H. Cobb,
manager, _ _ 3-8-1 It-su-th
SEE US THURSDAY FOR YOUR DRY
GOODS, CLOTHING XND SHOES; 50
CENTS SAVED ON EACH DOLLAR
SPENT; 12%-PENT BLEACHING. 7
CENTS A YARD; 15-CENT DRESS
GINGHAM, 8 CENTS; REMNANTS
IN THE BEST OF CALICO. 4 CENTS
A YARD; 39-CENT CREPE. 19
CENTS A YARD; 29-CENT PONGEE,
15 CENTS; 50-CENT WAISTING, 23
CENTS; 7 5-CENT SERGES, 3.9
CENTS; ALSO THOUSANDS OF
REMNANTS AND DRY GOODS DIS
PLAYED ON OUR BARGAIN COUN
TERS THAT YOU CAN BUY FROM
40 TO 50 CENTS ON* THE DOLLAR
AT THE REMNANT STORE, 2017 2D
AVE.
WANTED—Cotton oil mill superintend
ents, $100 (Texas. Oklahoma and Ai
kansas); fliers, sawyers, band and cir
cle, $3 to $6.50; American loaderman,
$95; male stenographer, $60: band filer,
stave mill, $4; pine grader, machine,
$2.50; wagon stock sawyer, $4; operator,
rotary veneer lathe, $3.75; tiler foremen,
hardwood band irjill, $125; edgermen and
blocksctlers, $2.50. And for Central
America. Shay engineers, cross-cut
flier, boilermakers, transportation fur
nished. Many other high class open
ings to lie tilled immediately. New busi
ness every day. We employ for reliable
linns south and soiithwest. Some for
I eign business. Experienced men with
good record required. Mack’s. Meridian
Miss., or Little Rock. Ark.
WANTED—FEMALE HELP
BlKMTTGJHAArnCr^^
ING SCHOOL,
32 and 14 Watts Bldg., teaches complete
course in practical millinery; enter
now and finish course before fall sea
son. 4-9-th-su-tu-12t
ON SALE THURSDAY, SILK DRESSES
$9.98 VALUES. $4.98; $12.98 VALUES,
$6.75; $15 VALUES, $7.25. HURRY
SOON THURSDAY TO THE REM
NANT STORE, 2017 2D AVE.
WANTED—Two lady solicitors; work is
easy, salary fair to Btart; very little
talking necessary; high class, respec
table work; references. Public Service
Bureau, 309 American Trust Bldg.
'll'! NG I.ADIKS in position to travel,
good pay, salary or commission. Ap
ply between 8 and 30 a. m., New Man
hattan lintel. 1716 4th ave., north.
WANTED—HELP_
WANTED—Hospital orderlyP^ white
sawmill laborers; silk and dress
goods salesman; man cook, club
house, also head waiter, colored;
other openings. Room 626 Chamber
of Commerce Bldg.
INFORMATION furnished on bus
iness oportunities, securing 'work, se
curing help, even securing a wife or
husband; correspondence solicited. Pub
lic Service Bureau, 309 American Trust
Bldg.
ROOMS—WANTED—BO ARP ~
WANTED.
WANTED—BY YOUNG MARRIED
COUPLED, SMALL FURNISHED
APARTMENT OR BUNGALOW FOR
SUMMER. SOUTH SIDE OR NOR
WOOD PREFERRED. ADDRESS S-80,
CARE AGE-HERALD.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
ARE you in teres tedTii music? Save time
and money by acquiring your musical
education through the modern systemat
ic methods, taught by a capable faculty
[ of this Institution. All branches taught.
Lyric School of Music, sixth floor Lyric
Pldg. Mrs. Fannie Robinson Flood anil
Mr. E. H. R. Flood, directors.
4rl7-6t-eod
ONE CENT A WORD
It \TES--One rent a word n rinyt no ■&
taken for lean than ‘JRc tor tlrmt Inner
tlow. r~n»H whi»( ti or** miuniy order.
FOR SALE
T'AClT^wTfrl^AEAN^IEMlSON.
1003 Jeff. Co. Bank Bid*.
~ETJ. BURN8 CtT
REAL ESTATE. PHONE 7W.
_ 10-4-tf
WE will build you a home. Birmingham
Building and Imp. Co.. 414-16-1$ Ameri
can Trust Bldg 1-16-tf
FOR 8ALE
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
South Highlands; it is useless to say
owner needs money, the price shows
that—$8500; must have $4500 cash, balance
in 1 to 5 years, 7 per cent interest.
ANGLTN-WHITE REALTY & INS. CO.,
2028 1st Ave. Phone 1623.
_ 4-3-tf
FOR SALE—Six-room bungalow In West
End, lias furnace heat, is about one
year old and is modern, on full sized
lot. occupied by owner, convenient to
cars. Offered Monday for $3750 on terms
of $600 cash, balance at $35 per month.
This is a real bargain. Call Charles I.
Smith, with H. D. Williams Realty Co.,
1203-4 Jefferson County Bank Bldg. Main
-&>•4-19-3t-su-tu-thu
BARGAIN EAST OF 20TTI ST.
An 8-room modern home. This is an
ideal place, and modern to the min
ute. Price reduced to $6000 for quick
sale.
FORD INS. & REALTY CO.
Phone [phone]st st., N.
FOR SALE—Picture show in city of
20,000. near Birmingham; beautifully
furnished, up-to-date equipment, lo
cated on main street; cheap rent; a
bargain if taken at once.
PITAS. M. RYDER SECURITIES CO.
421-22 Empire Bldg.
“We Sell Businesses."
NORTH HIGHLANDS SACRIFICE
Here is your opportunity to get a nice
5-room home in the Fountain Heights
district, only $2G50; $150 down and
balance monthly; in walking dis
tance from town; save your car fare.
See.
M. V. JOHNSTONE
With
HINES & JOHNSTONE
535-6-7 Brown-Mars. Main S740.
AN UNPRECEDENTED BARGAIN.
A little more than a block of the
Tutwiler hotel, strategic location,
substantial improvements, 7 per
cent income, and only $250 per front
foot.
M'LIN J. CARTER.
2J4 First National Bank.
ONE RENT A WORD
RATES—Ob* nnt m word ■ rtayi no ai
taken for lea* ttian 2ft«* for flrnt Inaar
Cm*!! numf HiromnniiT ontfr.
FOR SALE _
FOR SALE.
CITY LOTS.
SUBURBAN PRICES.
40x190, elevated, beautiful lots, with ce
ment sidewalk, curbing, sewers, gas
and water; good neighborhood, on Ave.
O, Vg block of Idlewlld car line, and 2
blocks of 12tli st., $1000, one-fourth cash,
balance $12.50 per month
ANGLIN-WHITE R. & I. CO.,
2028 1st Ave. Phone 1528.
4-10-tf
FOR SALE
20 TO 40-A CUE TRUCK FARM
$1000 will buy this desirable truck farm,
3miles of Selma, best pike road in (
county, a tenant house, an overflowing :
artesian well, on the Southern railroad,
with sidetrack on the property. Offers
an opportunit3r of shipping potatoes,
watermelons, cabbage, etc., in car lots
to Birmingham.
GEORGE W. WISE
SELMA, ALA.
4-20-St
WILL exchange two unincumbered water
front lots with reparlon rights in Tampa,
Fla., for Birmingham property. Value
of lots $5000. Let’s trade. Call us up.
H. D. Williams Realty Co., 1203-4 Jef
ferson County Bank Bldg. Main 285.
4-19-3t-su-tu-thu
FOR SALE—A 38-acre tract at a popular
summer resort: would sell for $100 per
acre in small lots with small outla3r for
development. Price, $1000 cash. W. S.
Hulse, Gadsden, Ala.
FOR $500 and terms to suit, I will sell
you a nice little home on one of the best
lots in Norwood, an elevated corner,
60x190. No Indebtedness to assume.
Business phone 84; residence phone
1968-W. H. T. Moore, 1336 N. 26th st.
FOR~~sXLE—By owner, beautiful West
End lot; south front, high, dry and
well located; a beauty and a bar
gain or will trade. Address B-17, care
Age-Herald. 4-21-3t
FOR-SALE— Remington Typewriter in
splendid condition; bargain if sold imrn -
diatelv. Apply Massey Business College.
4-22-7t
I $500 cash, balance at 6 per cent, buys a
modern home near Highland ave., in
Country Club district. Price only $7000.
} Is beautifully located. In select neigh
borhood. Phone for appointment. II. D.
I Williams Realty Co.. 1203-4 Jefferson
County Bank Bldg. Main 285.
4-19-3t-su-tu-thu
3 ^found_
FOT:ND^Goid%^Coluinbian National*-1Jfc
Pin. Finder can have same by applying
to Age-Herald office and giving descrip
tlon and paying for this ad.4-22-2t
STOVE REPAIRING_
STOVE andXange repairing; expert on
gas stoves and ranges. Call Main
6626. 222 N. 22d st. 4-17-tf
ARRIVAL AND DRrAKTIlRE OF PASSF.N.IKU TRAINS, II1HR IrlflflAM
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20 Mobile 8.55 pm lg Mobile 1:45 am
IS Jacksonville 11:25 pm 24 Jacksonville 4:00 pm
18 Selma 10:25 am 27 solnm 4:10 pm
39 Atlanta 10:00 pra 40 Atlanta 0:20 am
MR New York 11:50 am 88 New York 0:8npm
■*9 New York 5:15 uni 80 New York0
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2 Cincinnati 10:05 pm 1 .Shr’pt & X. o. 10:15pm
*2 New Orleans 0:10 am *2 Cln. A X. Y. 6:20 am
I Cincinnati 10:15 am 3 New Orleans 10:20 am
4 New Orient* 6:00 pm 4 Cincinnati 8:05 pm
6 C baitar ooc» 11:38 am 6 Meridian 4:ltipm
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103 Kanaaa City 0:15 am 104 Kanaaa City 10:20 pm
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921 Memphis 5:55 pm 922 Metnphla7 -00 am
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I Macon 10:10 pm 2 Macon T :00 am
k Jacksonville 12:05 pin 10 Jacksonville 8:35 pm
y Sa *i.nali 11-55 »m 4 Savannah 3:60 p»
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ft New York 10:00 pm 8 New York 7:15 am
*1 New York 12:13 pm 12 Now York 3:00 pm
23 Atlanta_ 0:20 Pm 22 AtlnntaM 00 uni
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1 Cincinnati 1:25 am l New Orleans 9 00 am
2 New Orleans 12:10 am 2 CUielnoa*' It :22 pm
8 Cincinnati 8:25 pm ft New Orleaoa 8:40 pm
4 New Orloana f:S7 pm *6 Decatur 8:15 am
**> Decatur 7:45 pm 7 Montgomery 4:0ft am
7 Cincinnati 8:90 am 0 Clovlnastl 12 01am
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12 Montgomery 10 45 am 11 Montgomery 8:50 am
* 1ft Decatur 10:30 am 14 Decatur4:Q0 pm
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ll Fraco 5.15 pm 83 Praco ■ ;t5 am
48 Tuacalooaa 11:15 am 41 Bloetoa 4:80 am
42 Bloc ton f :|5 pm 40 Bloetoa 1:45 pm
16 Anotatoa li :40 am 44 Anniston 1:40 pm
47.^Minlrton 5:50 pm 46 A-siston 1:80 am
102 fuycaloosa 6:30 pm 101 Tuscaloosa 7:00 am
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23 Manchester 11:50 am 24 Manchester 7:30 am
23 RoanokeC :60 pm 20 Roanoke 4 00 pm
FOR SALE—100 shares stock Southern
States Fire Insurance Co. Address W.
G. Allen, care Tampa Drug Co., Tampa,
Fla. 4-17-7t
LINE ED A CAFE, 1724 3d ave., is for sale
cheap now on account of other busi
ness; the best located, lowest expenses,
rare chance. Apply at once. 4-22-2t
NORTHS IDE.
$2500—Very attractive and substan
tial 6-room cottage, situated on
large lot, facing south, good neigh
borhood. Has bath, gas, electric
lights, beautifully papered, pretty
lawn, fruit trees and flowers.
Phone for appointment.
JEMISuN REAL ESTATE &
INS. CO.
211 N. 20th St. Phone 5280.
\\ ILL trade $38* ■ secdnd mortage well
secured notes, payable $75 per month,
for good property well located. H. D.
Williams Realty Co., 1203-4 Jefferson
County Bank Bldg. Main 285.
4-19-3t-su-tu-thu
BARGAIN In plantation, 600 acres
level, sandy clay land, half mile
small town, Southern railroad; throe
overflowing wells, 12 tenant houses;
between Selma and Unlontown; $15
acre; terms at 6 per cent. B. S. Bibb
& Co., Selma, Ala.
4-18-5t-sat-su-tu-th-£U
WILL exchange beautiful 9-room modern
house, well located on South Highlands,
for suburban or negro rental property
or for small home; acreage or automo
bile. Party has left city and has equity
of about $1550 tn property. Place will
rent for $45 per month. Will give cash
or mortage back in exchange. What
have you to offer? H. D. Williams Real
ty Co., 1363-4 Jefferson County Bank
Bldg. Main 285. 4-19-3t-su-tu-thu
FARM LAND.
1 have sqme dandy propositions In farm
lands from $5 an acre up. Look over
my list. Farm lands are cheaper than
they will ever be again. See me today.
JOHN H. BLANKS,
“1 Get Resutls”
2026 3d Ave.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE—Modem 10
room South Highland residence; subur
ban acreage; two unincumbered resi
dences. Fine farm, attractive deal. 628
JelTerson County Bank Bldg.
FOR SALE—Several fine Jersey cows with
young calves at 1830 Jasper st., North
Haven Station, on Highland car line;
will swap for dry cows. Phone Main
j 727-W.
FOR SALE—Mortgage paper, $366; se
cured by Improved rental property; lib
eral discount for quick action. Address
0-17, care Age-Herald.
FOR SALE 3R TRADE—Small~grocery
business and boarding house connected, 1
with cheap lease; also country prop
erty to trade for South Alabama lands;
All a bargain. Call at 112 24th st., N.
4-23-3t-th-fr-su
I FOR SALE—Rid youF horses, mules, cat
tle, dogs, poultry and premises of
| germs, tiles, fleas, ants, bedbugs, buf
| falo gnats, ticks, lice, mites, etc.; harm
less to man or beast, but death to pests.
Price, $1 delivered. Agents also wanted.
National Killhm Mfg. Co., Shelbyville,
Tenn. / 4-23-3t-th-sat-»u
_MONEY TO LEND
TALK WITH ALAN JEMISON^
Main 100. 8-(-tf
WE negotiate loan* and eell real estate.
Can handle desirable farm laedie.
Malone-McConnell Co., 20B4 3d ave.
__10-29-tf
I BUY well secured notes and mortgages;
amounts $50 and up; also make loans.
J. W. Dukes, 425 Woodward Bldg. 3-l-tf
REAL ESTATE loans to suit you In
amount, terms and Interest; can pay
back monthly or yearly; will take sec
ond mortgage. John W. Prude, 106 N.
22d st. Bell phone [phone]-tt
MONEY TO LEND on reai estate,
amounts and time to suit. Leonard-Wil
liams Co., 726 Woodward Bldg. 10-22-tf
LOANS on Improved city and-suburban
property. Birmingham Land and
Mortgage Co., 306 First National
Bank Bldg._ 4-18-tf
REAL ESTATE' LOANS MADE
PROMPTLY. SEE FRANK H. CLARK
WITH EDWARD L. MOORE R. E. ft
INS. CO.. 208 EMPIRE BLDU. PHONE
MAIN 444.
WE HAVE CLIENTS DESIRING TO
MAKE LOANS IN AMOUNTS *2000,
13000, {4000, {5000, 6 AND 8 PER CENT.
PROMPT ATTENTION TO APPLICA
TIONS. JEMISON REAL ESTATE
AND INSURANCE CO., 20TH ST,
GROUND FLOOR FIRST NATIONAL
BANK BLDG. 5-18-su-tu-thu-tf
MONEY TO LEND ON IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE. PROMPT ATTEN
TION. J. B. GIBSON, 618 EMPIRE
BLDG. PHONE 465. 12-2-tu-th-su-tf
ON diamonds, watches and Jewelry, spe
clcl low rates on loans from {50 and up
business srt-ictly contldenlal.
GORDON LOAN CO.,
217 N. 18th st.
11-27-tf-thu-su-tu
FIRH-r MORTGAGE'LOAN!
Negotiated on city business and cl; and
suburban residence property. Low ates
and prompt attention; purchase n uney
notea bought.
JEMISON REAL ESTATE ft INS. CO.,
211 North 20th Street.
1-23-tf-aii-ti -tliu
POULTRY
WATCH OUT
For lice and mites; don't let them get
the start of you. Use Lee’s lice killer
for quick results.
GORMAN-GAMMILL SEED CO.
Phoe.e Main 3236.
ASK FOR ZENOLIUM
the most wonderful exterminator of
vermin you have ever used.
Lice and mites cannot live where you
use It.
GORMAN-GAMMILL SEED CO.
2328-2330 2d Ave., N.
KODAKS
FILMS developed. toe'"p5?’"roH?
and 4c each. Prompt attention and
work the beat. Covetl Co. Midi
ONE CENIA WORD',
RATES—One cent a word a daf| ao a4
lukcMi for le«» than I»5c for flrat 'Inser
tion (Wh th n«t nrrompniiy order.
_FOR RENT—ROOMS-_
THE AVALON—AH outilde rooms, fur
nace heat; modern convenience*;
moderate price; bath free. 2100 5th
ave. 6-25-tf
AT THK BIRMINGHAM HOTEfc, steam
heat, electric light, telephone* and all
hotel service, $4 a week and up; tran
sient rates, $1 a day and up. The Bir
mingham, 18th st. and 2d ave. 2-10-tf
NICELY furnished upstairs front room,
hot baths, elegant heated bathroom;
price reasonable 2212 4th ave.. N. 3-10-tf
ELEGANTLY furnished front room
with board, private Lome, South
Highlands. 1801 11th ave. 4-19-8t
TWQk connecting furnished rooms tor
light housekeeping, no childrer. 1312
_7t have. 4-19-tf
ROOM and board for four adults, pre
ferably a couple and two gentlemen:
best location In city; modern home.
X-16, care Age-Herald. 4-21 -51
TWO connecting rooms, newly papered, >
furnished complete fbr light house
keeping; water, lights and phone.
2222 7th ave., N. 4-21-3t
WANTED—Two young men to occupy
nice furnished front room, bachelors’
apartment, Terrace Court. Address L-15,
care Age-Herald. 4-19-3t-eod =
MODERN furnished, connecting rooms,
light and airy porches and swings,
fine for summer; lights, refrigerator,
screened, dishes, linen, gas stove,
two blocks from park and library;
cheap rent. 4121 Ave. C, Avondale.
4-21 -3t-tu-th-sat
Three connecting rooms furnished for
housekeeping; modern conveniences;
private home; also one front room fur
nished. Woodlawn, 499-W. 5305 1st ave.
4-21-3t-tu-thu-sat
FOR RENT—Two nicely furnished
rooms for housekeeping (front room),
also room and board. Phone 4653-W.
Mrs. McClure, 1820 5th ave. 4-21-7t-eod
FURNISHED rooms for light house
keeping; also furnished bedroom cheap.
Inquire 2114 0th ave. 4-23-21
FOR RENT—Furnished room in South
Highland home, near Five Points; very
cool for summer, large yard. ( Main
w.
FOR RENT—Two completely furnished
rooms for light housekeeping; bath. 1516
11th av. . S 4-23-31
ROOM FOR RENT—Wanted, roommate
for gentleman; nicely furnished front
room, modern and new; private bath,
also private front porch; or will rent
to one or two gentlemen. Louis Apart
ments, 3-B. Phone Main 4325-J.
neati.') i i jetted rooms for lisjit house
keeping. convenient, reasonable. . 614
North 17th st,
„ _ W AN TEI>—BO A R DERS_
WANTED—Boarders! 1903 5th ave?"phone
3E18-J._ 4-19-51 =
(’LEAN, large room and board for two
business men; separate beds; in pri
vate family without children; two
blocks of Five Points, on car line;
reasonable for modern home con
veniences. Main 8538.
4-2l-3t-we-thu-*u
DESIRABLE room, suitable JtOr refined
couple or gentlemen, near Five Points:
elegant meals. 1213 S. 21st st. 4-12-7t-eod
WANTED—couple without children to
board in private family; all comforts
of home; plenty of hot water, nice room,
with or without private bath. Phone
239S-J. .‘ITT Highland ave.4-23-3t
BUSINESS CHANCES
lease on new hotel; new building; pres
ent lessee wishes to leave city; would
gladly turn over lease to good man.
Address P-14, care Age-Herald. 4-13-tf
I WANT stockholders of Providence Oil
and Gas Co. and other Fayette propo
sitions to ask for latest dope on that
field. Address Oil, Box 575, Fayette,
Ala. 4-lS-Gt
THE best land and oil proposition ever
put on the market is now open. We
would like to have a few live salesmen
hr this section of the country. For par
ticulars write W. E. Hall. Oil City,
La.4-19-7t
PERSONAL___
LADIES—$1000 reward; I positively guar
antee my great successful “Monthly”
remedy; safely relieves 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
WANTED -SALESMEN I
AN old established, highly rated concern
wishes to employ three salesmen, coun
try work; prefer those with horse and
buggy; work is highly remunerative and
easily mastered; no record-breakers or
chronic job hunters wanted. Address
F-17, care Age-Herald.
LEGAL NOTICES ~~
Notice to Paving Contractor*
Sealed bids will be received at the city
clerk’s office, Florence, Ala., until 8
o’clock p. in., Monday, May 4. 1914, for
paving with waterbound macadam 2900
feet of roadway on Royal avenue and
Huntsville road in tills city, and at that
time will be publicly opened and read.
Work to be done includes 8000 square
yards of macadam pavement, 1000 feet
combination curb and gutter, GOO feet
drain tile, etc.
Plans and specifications are on file at
the office of. the city clerk or may be
obtained from Lund & Hill, consulting
engineers, Little Rock, Ark., on payment
of $1. j
Bidding check of $300 must accompany
each bid. Contract bond of 25 per cent
of estimated cost of work to be done will
be required of the successful bidder. J
Work will be paid for in city bonds.
The right is reserved to reject any and
all bids.
N. P. MORRISON, Mayor. j
A. M. LUND, City Engineer.
4-14-10t__
Notice ot Sale
On the 24th day of April, 1914, at 12
o’clock, I will sell at public outcry, to the
highest bidder for cost, at 16th st. and
let ave., city of Birmingham, the follow
ing articles.
One carload of cabbage, consigned to
Bell & Rogers Co., Morris ave., Bit- =
mfngham. (Signed)
CENTRAL OF GEORGIA RAILWAY CO
By J. L. Campbell. Agent. 4-23-2t.
Legal Notice
Louisville and Nashville Railroad com
pany vs. J. J. Simmons, et al.—In the
Chancery Court of Jefferson county,
Alabama.
In this cause it being made to appear
to the register by affidavit of J. W.
Crane, agent of the complainant, thr»t
tile defendants, Will Dumas, Lonnie Du
mas and Nellie Dumas, Pearlle Dumas,
Walter Dumas and Lutner Dumas. Bessie
Dumas and Otis Dumas, are each non
residents of Alabama, and each reside in
the county of Hill, state of Texas; and,
further, that in the behef of said affiant
the defendsnts, Will Dumas, Lonnie
Dumas and Nellie Dumas, are over the
Ucc-of 21 years, and that Pearlle Dumas,
Walter Dumas and Luther Dumas are
oxer the age of 14 years and under the
age of 21 years, and that Bessie Dumas
and Otis Dumas are each under the age
of 14 years, and that neither of said
minors has a legal guardian in the state
of Alabama, It Is therefore ordered by
the register that publication be made In
The Age-Herald, a newspaper published
in Jefferson county, Alabama, once a
week for four consecutive woekp, requir
ing the said Will Dumas, Lonnie Dumas,
Nellie Dumas, Pearlle Dumas, Walter
Dumas. Luther Dumas, Bessie Dumas
and Otis Dumas to plead, answer or
demur to the bill of complaint In this
cause by the 24tK day of May, 1914, or in
30 days thereafter a decree pro confesso
may be taken against the above named
adult defendant*.
Done at office till* the 22d day of April,
1914. HENRY MORSCHHEIMER,
4-23-41 «aci*Ur,
Growing In
Popularity
The tea room of The Ridgely is
coming into wider favor every
day among those who appreciate
good cooking, thoughful service
and harmonious surroundings.
Have you lunched there yet?
JEMISON
Real Estate and Ins. Co.
Ground Floor First National
Bank Building Phone 5280
SAVE BY TBE MONTH
THE BEST WAY
Take some of our Sav
ings Stock, payable 50
cents a share a month.
You have a surplus
fund before you know
t. Withdrawals at any
jtime.
8 PER CENT
INTEREST
Jefferson County
Building & Loan
Association
113 If. list St. Rlrmlnuham* Ala.
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COMER CLUB FORMED
^ BY COMER CITIZENS
In Series of Resolutions Henderson
Condemned as Being “Allied to .r
Corporate Interests”
Eufaula, April 22.—(Speclal.)-The citi-'
2ens of Comer, the home beat of former
Gov. B. B. Comer, have organized a
campaign club In his Interest, with J. A.
Grant as president and E. B. May as sec
retary. in a se| of resolutions the club
condemns Henderson as being “allied to
the corporate interests," a party to the
so-called compromise in the railroad liti
gation, and a disloyal democrat because
he voted for Palmer and Buckner.
The board of revenue held an Important
meeting here today, taking especial at
tention of the road situation In Barbour
county. The cry for road Improvement
Is going up in all parts of the county,
and the board Is finding It difficult to
1 place the road forces to the best ad
vantage In view of the many varying
claims. The roads in this county are be
ing improved without Issuing bonds, Rud a
the work is necessarily slower than other
wise would be the case, although ex
cellent results are being accomplished. ^
Several good rains during the past
week have bene of material benefit to the
farmers of this section, but the cool
weather that lias followed them is hold
ing back the germination of the seed con
siderably. *
The town of Louisville, tills county,
which was visited by a disastrous fire
some weeks ago. Is gradually recovering,
and building operations have begun to re
place the half section of the business
block that went up In the flames.
Heavy Frost in Chattooga
Lyerly, Ga. April 22.—(Special.)
Monday night's heavy frost has dam
aged all vegctatlofi in this section to
a considerable extent, especially gar
den truck. Early beans, Irish potatoes
and tomatoes have been killed, where »
precautionary measures were not taken.
It. is not thought, however, that ttie
fruit crop lias suffered any damage.
STOCK CERTIFICATES
LEGAL BLANKS
LITHOGRAPH BONDS
SEAL PRESSES
RUBBER STAMPS
Manufactured By
; ROBERTS & SON, (Inc.)
1“The Biff Alabama Houae"
1810-1812 THIRD AVE.
Phone 8461 Main
* *
Working Forces Are
Being Augmented at
FAIRFIELD
Four Big Industries
Now In Operation
The $3,000,000 plant of the American Steel & Wire
Company.
The $3,500,000 By-Product Coke Oven Plant of the
T. C., I. & R. R. Co. , ■
The Barrett Manufacturing Company plant.
The Harbison-Walker Refractories Company plant.
Notice that these industries are diversified—Fair- '
field’s eggs are not all in one basket.
Read the newspaper accounts of Fairfield. Over
2000 men are now at work. These men are intelli
gent, capable and well paid employes, who must have
homes. j
There is not a vacant house in Fairfield today—
the demand far exceeds the supply—notwithstand
ing the continuous building activity there.
Fairfield is the safest and soundest investment
field in the south. Act on it—buy lots, build on them
or hold them for natural increment assured on a ris
ing realty market.
Fairfield lots are moderately pi’iced and are sold
on easy terms. Call to see us about them.
Jemison Real Estate
& Insurance Co.
Ground Floor 1st National Bank Bldg.
Fairfield Office In Bank of Fairfield
/Jacksonville, Fla\
M and Return \
/ Tickets on Sale May 3d to 7th \
I Liberal Return Limit and Stopover* 1
I Special U. C. V. Train May 5th 1
I Leaves Birmingham 6.50 pm. K
I Arrives Jacksonville 9.00 am. I
\ Regular Daily Schedule /
\ Leaves Birmingham 3.40 pm. /
\ Arrives Jacksonville 7.50 an. m
\ TRAVEL THE ATTRACTIVE WAT /
\ _ F«c Perth *r particaUr. call f
or PU. Mata SStS #
-trymi J. H. SETTLE, D. P.A.
II Iffffllk'HI BIRMINGHAM