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SHAYINcTTdc at 1921 4th ave. U-23-tl
WE REPAIR all makes of stoves anc
ranges with experienced help. Call u»
Phone, Main 3000. Robert Prowel
Stove Co. Use our hardware. 2-10-tl
Wfi HI V second hand clothes, ihoift
Phone 1581. 2116 Second. 1-20-tl
I'AKKEK TAXICAB CO., 6-PASSEiN
GLU CARS. $2.0o PER HOUR. AlAlN
434. 1-23-tl
i * \ NT El > -$5000 al once .security firs
mortgage on Jefferson county rea
estate worth $20,000. Ingram Realty
Co.. Empire Bldg. Phone Main 1197
GLUCK S DRY CLEANING CO.
Cleaning, pressing, repairing, altering
hats renovated and blocked.
r 1713 3d Ave. Phone Main 2372.
l-8-tf-we-th-fr-m<
WAntbd Twenty acres of well sit
uated land, near street cars, sultabh
for subdivision purposes. Address A-17
rare Age-lferald. 4-2l-4t-tu-thu-sat-8i
WANTED- To rent or leas** for on** year
■* beginning September 15, 1914. two large
sunny rooms, suitable for studios; mus
be between 2oth and 30th sts.. on or nea
Highland ave. Address A. P. C., To
American Trust Bldg. 4-29-3
WANTED—f5000 at once; security firs
mortgage on Jefferson county rea
»‘Slate worth $20,000. Ingram Realt:
''o Empire Hldg. I ’hone Main 1197
__
references If desired. Address E-l!
care Age-Herald. 4-28-3
SITUATION wanted by a young man, 2
years of age. Good rbaraeter, clea
habits, can furnish A-l references. Hav
theoretical knowledge «-f shorthand ate
bookkeeping. Am willing to start a
small salary, with chance for futur
advancement. Address J-19, care Agt
Herald. 4-29-‘2
Position wanted by experienced sales
lady and demonstrator, willing to leav
city; references. Address 0-19, cat
Age-Herald. 1-30-1
Lai >Y stenographer of five years* exper
lence, fully competent, desires to chain?
position. Call Main 3877-W, between 12:1
and 1. or after 0:30 p. m. 4-30-3
Planing MILL superintendent wants i
make change; thoroughly experienced
practical and capable man In estimat
ing. detailing, building ami getting on
work; reference present employers. Ad
dress N-19, cart* Age-Herald.
4-30-3t-thu-sat-s
foUXG man with college education a
bookkeeper; will begin with reasonabl
salary. Phone Main 3912.
ANTE D—Sit uat ion at anything tha
is honest, have some office exper
lence good references. Address R-1f
care Age-Herald. 4-30-2
WANTED—FEMALE HELP
city and suburbs; reply, giving address
and phone number, to Mrs. Andersor
Box H-19, care Age-Hcrald. 4-28-1
B’ANTED—A capable woman presser fu
ladies' tine dresses and other weai
Must he good, fast worker. Apply Mont
gomery French Dry Cleaning Co., Mom
gomery, Ala. 4-29-;
WANTED — Thoroughly experi
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, Love man,
Joseph & Loeb. 3-27-tf-eod
BIRMINGHAM MILLINERY TRAIN
ING SCHOOL,
12 and 14 Watts Hldg., teaches complet
course in practical millinery; elite
now ar.d finish course before fall see
•on. 4-9-th-su-tu-li
B ANTED-Lady bookkeeper with expel
lence, salary $40 per month; salary wi
be increased just as soon as you sho
you are capable of handling the worl
Address P-19, care Age-Herald.
Wan TED—'two lady solicitors, notli
Ins to sell, dead easy, ami refine
work: fair salary to start. Try It. 30
American Trust Bldg,
I _PERSONAL
Sadies—*1006 reward; I positively goal
•ntae my great successful "Monthly
remedy; safely relieves some of th
longest, moot obstinate, abnormal case
la three to five days: no harm, pain o
Interference with work; mall, II.a
Double strength. *2.00. Dr. Bouthlngtot
M Long Bldg., Kansas City, Mo. 6-24-1
ln«-l 4t19-i
ONE CENT A WORD
RATES—One cent a rrorif a days no ad.
taken for lean than 1!Ke for first Inner*
1 fl«m. C‘n*l* rmi«<t si'romnniv nnirr,
floor, rat proof, best flour warehouse
in city, on L. & N. track, 1621 1st ave.
Goodlander Milling Co. Main 410.
_ 4-26-ot
FOR RENT—Good 8-room house, bath
and electricity. 2601 Ave. I).. $25; also
1 rooms, hall, bath, etc.. 2605 Ave. L).,
$ 16. H. I). Smith. 206 Hood Bldg.
•1-28-at
FOR RENT—We have modern 8-room res
j idence on Southside; has 1 bedrooms,
furnace heat, hardwood floors; been
i renting for $45, and $35 gets it until next
April. H. D. Williams Realty Co., 1203
Jefferson Co. Bank Bldg. Main 285.
4-26-3t-su-tu-thu i
ELEGANT new South Highland home,
, nicely furnished, five bedrooms, new
piano, large lot, with rose garden; best
, location; will rent cheap for summer.
Phone Main 1663-.J, morning and evening.
4-30-3t-thu-su-tu
i ■ >»: REN? 7-room, brick houie; first
class condition. West End car line;
_ three large lots, orchard. L. G. Petty
john. 1702 6th ave.
FOR RENT Furnished house at Moun
tain Terrace for the summer 'months;
2-story. 8-room, brick house with all
conveniences. Phone 6768-W. 4-30-4t
FOR RENT—708 1 9th st.. N.. $35; 6 rooms,
■ bath and servant’s house. L. G. Petty
john. 1702 5th ave.
___^^Ij^ESSj:HANCES
l CHANCE for good hotel marTget 10-year
, lease on new ty>tel; new building; pres
ent lessee wishes to leave city; would
\ J gladly turn over lease to good man.
I Address P-14, <■;» r«• Age-Herald. 4-13-tf
t WANTED-—$6000 at once; security first
* mortgage on 6 4o acres of land which
we have just sold for $1 4,500. In
t gram Realty Co., Empire Bldg, Phone
Main 1197.
1 INDIVIDUAL or stock company, with
$12,000, can buy established. oen
t trally located industrial business (now
netting 16 per cent), with first-class
* equipment anti secure long time lease
i) on buildings and ground. No incum
i hi a nee. Reason for selling, health de
■ niands retiring from business. L-19, care
Age-Herald. 4-29-3t-we-th-su
- STATE sales manager for Alabama to
t handle upto-date store fixtures; requires
about $200 cash. Address M-19, care
* Age-Herald. NMMM
1 WANTED—$6000 a! once; security first
3 mortgage on 640 acres of land which
we have just sold for $14,500. In
gram Realty Co.. Empire Bldg. Phone
: Main 1197.
WANTED—MALE HELP
. WANTED—A first-class oushelman, must
" be a good, fast worker. Apply Mont
gomery French Dry Cleaning Co., Mont
r gomery, \ia. 4-29-3t
* \VA\TF.H At once, ;i first .-lass auto
genous weller and auto repairment;
* must know hip business; state expe
r rience, age, references and wages ex
pected in first letter. City Garage, Tus
caloosa, Ala. 4-28-4t
’ WANTED—A thoroughly competent man
1 presser for large Hoffman machine.
Must be a good, fast worker. Apply
Montgomery French Dry Cleaning Co.,
Montgomery. Ala. 4-29-3t
WANTED—A workman at once on re
pair work. Address Guarantee Shoe
Shop, Huntsville, Ala. 4-29-6t
PAPERHANGER wanted^ Call~ Wood
lawn 580. 113 South 5oth st. 4-30-3t
PARTNER wanted, unusual offer for
ambitious man with small capital, high
class legitimate business, good income
B assured; investigate. Box 635, Ensley,
r Ala.
t ROOM S—W A NT E D—BO ARD~
I WANTED—To rent or lease, two large,
v sunny rooms, suitable for studios;
must be between 20th and 30th sts.,
on or near Highland ave. Address A.
P. C., 702 American Trust Bldg,
j 4-29-3t
9 _
WANTED—Two or three rooms for light
- housekeeping In Norwood *r West End.
Answer, giving location and prices.
- Address A-19. care Age-Herald.
7 4-28-at-tu-thu
J LOST—STRAYED—STOLEN
r DOST—One large, bay mule about 8
l years old, weighing about 1150 pounds;
, reward If returned to E. E. Dodd, cor
( ner Ave. C and 24th at., Enaley.
,t 4-24-tf
\v
RATES—One eent n word n dny; no ad.
Inken for less fhnn 2ftc f«ir first Inser
tion. Cf«»« mint Hwmipi'ny order.
FOR SALE
TALK WITH ALAN JEM1SON.
1008 Jeff. Co. Bank Bldg. 8-8-tf
E. J. BURNS CO.
REAL ESTATE. PHONE 768.
_ 10-4-tf
WE wilt build you a home. Birmingham
Building and Imp. Co., 414-15-16 Ameri
can Trust Bldg. 1-lft-tf
14 PER CENT.
A first-class apartment house, with 4 sep
arate apartments, fronting park, faces
south and east, corner lot. on two car
lines, close in, on Southside, renting
$1200. Price, $8500.
ANGLIN-WHITE R. & T. CO.,
Phone 1523. 2028 1st Ave.
4-26-tf
I WILL exchange now Lagonda piano for
automobile. Address P-17, care Age
Herald. 4-24-<t
A SACRIFICE
Sometime ago I offered a piece of cen
tral properly at a sacrifice. You
didn't get it—but a wise man did, and
1 offered hint a thousand dollars for
his trade before be got the deed.
He was a wise man—he knew his
trade was worth $5,000—and it is.
Now T have a customer who gets an
income of about $100 a month from
real estate worth about $75,000. That
customer needs money and that cus
tomer will sell a piece of close-in
property (it’s half a block from prop
erty worth $2,500 per foot) at a
sacrifice price. And tHat customer
will lake nearly half in trade—good
income properly unincumbered—but
the balance must be cash. I can’t
tell you anything about this one on
the phone either.
GARLAND MOURNING
With
TARRANT REALTY CO.
ONE CENT A WORD
RATES—One cent .. word n dny* no ntl.
token for lean than 2Bc for flrat Inner
lii'ii. miof ncrpnnrniv otilrr.
_Fjmja>ale__
$5oJr*f^as1Tr*l!mJanoe at R per cent, buys a
modern home near Highland ave„ in
Country club district. Price only $7000.
Ts beautifully located, in select neigh
borhood. Phone for appointment. H. D.
Williams Realty Co.. 1203-4 Jefferson
County Bank Bldg. Main 285.
4-28-2t-tu-thu
FOR SALE—One nearly new standing
desk, good safe and typewriter. Good
lander Milling Co. Phone Main 410.
4-2H-5t
WANTED—To trade-farnrTof 1R0 acres in
Winston county or farm of 200 acres in
Marion county to trade for stock ot
merchandise. Address A. W., care Age
Herald, or telephone Main 141R-J.
4-14-3t-tu-su-su
W11 JLi excha nge 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 $1800 in property. Place will
rent for $45 per month. Will give case
or mortgage back in exchange. 5\hat
have you to offer? ii. D. Williams Real
ty Co.. 1203-4 Jefferson County Bank
Bldg. Main 2X5. 4-2X-2t-tu-Um
WILL exchange two unincumbered Water
front lots with rlparion 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.
4-28-2t-tu-tliu
FOR SALE—Six-room bungalow In West
End, has furnace beat, is about one*
rear old and Is modern, on full sized
iot. occupied by owner, convenient to
cars. Offered today for $3750 on terms
of $500 cash, balance at $35 per month.
This is a real bargain. Call Charles J.
Smith, with H. D. Williams Realty Co..
l903-4 Jefferson County Bank Bldg. Main
2g5t 4-28-2t-tu-thu
LUNCH room, best location, cheapest
rent, good lease, doing fine, for sale;
very cheap; other business cause of
sale. 1724 3d ave. 4-28-3t-tu-thu-frl
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OP PASSENGER TltAIWfc BlRMWaHAM
The following schedule figures are published only as Info.-maUon. and are
col guaranteed- ———. ■
H1I1MI.M1UAM_TERMINAL STATION!
Soutberu llaUtvay
No. Arrive »rom— No. Depart ta
ll Atlanta *•*•** 11 Greenville 1 :M «•
11 fireenville 7:40 l>m 12 Atlmtta 11:15 am
10 Columbus 11:30 mn 15 Columbus 4:00 pm
20 Mobile 8:55 pm 19 Mobile 0:45 am
5H Jacksonville 12:25 pm LM Jacksonville 4 no pm
SI Selma 10:15 am 27 Selina 4 10 pm
39 Atlanta 1" 00 pm 40 Atlanta «:S0em
85 New York 11:50 am 10 New York 6:50 pm
29 New York'»: 15 inn >0 New York»:8ft am
llueeu A treaceni Route
A. G. 8. It. R.
No. Arrive from— Nc Depart t+—
v Cincinnati 10:05 pm 1 Rhr’pt A X. O. 10:15pm
2 ,New Orleans 0:10 am 2 (’In. A X. Y. 6:20 am
t Cincinnati 10:15 am 3 New Orleans 10:20am
4 New Orleatk.; 6:00 pm 4 ^Cincinnati 6:05 pm
6 Chattanooga 11:38 am 6 Meridian 4:lupm
11 Chattanooga 9:00 pm r,.«ttannn»a 4 00 mn
< Meridian 11:55 am 6 Chattanooga 4 .00 pm
12 Meridian 11:55 pro 22 Chattanooga 6:01am
Frisco Lluca
No. Arrive from— No. Depart ae—
Its Kansas Clip 8:50 pm 106 Kansas City 12:90 rm
103 Kansas Cltp 0:15 am 104 Kansas Clip 10:30 pm
125 Amory 10:15 am 826 Amory 3:25 pm
921 Memphis 5:55 pm I 922 Memphis7 00 %m
Centra* "» ua. Hy. ~~
No. Arrive fiom— Xo. Depart io—
1 Macon 10 10 pm 2 Macon f :00 am
b Jacksonville 12.05 pro 10 Jacksonville 4:35pro
t Ha ■’■i.nah 11 55 ini 4 Savannah 3.50 cm
Inina marked wiua ■> run daily except Sunday
Ill II Al INGHAM lKKMINAI. STATION
5ealiouru AMP l.lne Ifty.
No. Arrive from— No. Depart to—
5 New York 10:()0pm 6 Now York 7:15ain
11 New York 12:15 pm 12 New York 2:JJ0pm
23 Atlanta »:2Q pm 22 Atlanta “'-00 iiiL1
Illinois Central iftp.
No. Arrive from— I No. Depart te—
k Chfraeo4:1.4 pm I m Oilcaeoll:ta nm
LOtlSVIU,K <fc N ASH VILLIS STATION
L A n7 lft. 1ft.
No. Arrive from— No.. I mart ta—•
1 Cincinnati 1:25 am l New Orleans 0:00 am
2 New Orleans 12:10 am 2 Undnna*' 12:22 pm
8 Cincinnati 3:25 pm 3 New Orleans 8 40 pm
4 New Orleans 1:37 pin *6 Decatur 6:15 am
•5 Decatur 7:45 pm 7 Montgomery 4:05 am
7 Cincinnati 2:50 am 2 Cincinnati 12:01am
10 Montgomery 7:15 pm 9 Montgomery 6 20 ara
12 Montgomery 19:45 am 11 Montgomerr 3:56 am
M5 Decatur 10:30 am 14 Decatur<pm
ilirmluttlasm Mineral
No. Arrive from— ^'o. Depart is—
19 Praco 6:15 pm 33 Praco 9:19 am
48 Tuscaloosa 11:15 am 41 lilocteo 9:89 am
41 Blocton 7 :25 pm 49 Bloctog 1.45 pm
18 Anntatoa 19:40 am 44 Anniston 1:49 pm
47 Anniston 9:60 pm 46 A-slaton 9:30 am
102 Tuscainoia 5:30 pm 101 Tuscaloosa 7:0fl am
An u. A A.
No. Arrive from— No. Depart te—
23 Manchester 11:6Q am 24 Manchester 7:3ft am
25 Koanoke6:50 pm 20 Roanoke 4 00 pm
oiucr trains run dally, central time.
_FOR SALE
n\4 PRR CENT
New brick apartment house, within 2<>
feet of Highland ave., east of 30th st.
4 complete and separate apartments
renting for $2160. Price $16,000. Ownci
needs the money.
anglin-whitf: r. & i. co..
2028 1st Ave. Phone 1523.
- 4-27-t
MUST BE SOLD
AT ONCE.
$4000 HOME FOR $3000.
On very easy terms, in Graymont, not fa
from Owenton college. This is a 10
room house and built for a home witl
every modern convenience, in a beauti
fill grove of trees and across the stree
from a $3o,000 home. Now. if you ar«
looking for a real bargain and a goev
place to live, now is your opportunity
For. information, call .T. A. Wood, Mail
7794k or 801 American Trust Bldg.
$8000 YEARLY INCOME.
IN FIVE YEARS WILL MAKE YOl
INDEPENDENT; $800 iNVESTEl
WILL SHOW THE ABOVE. WHA’
BETTER? GROW SATSUMA OR
ANGES IN MOBILE COUNT?
THERE IS A FORTUNE FOR YOU
CALL OR WRITE
S. E. WILBOURNE.
ROOM 410 AMERICAN TRV8T BLDG
PHONE MAIN 8030.
FOR SALE.
A well-known, centrally located restau
rant; makes large money; unusual op
portunity; no Information given ove
phone.
MALONE-M CONNELL CO„
2024 3d Ave.
FOR SALE—Cafe, close In, good businesi
lease worth $200, on account of sicknes
must sell. Address C-29, care Age-Hei
aid. 4-28-2
____FOR SALE
FOR SALE—Dental chair bracket, U. S.
lathe and other fixtures for a dentist;
see Dr. A. .1. Massey, 524 Jefferson Coun
ty Savings Rank. Phone 1844. 4-26-4t
WILL trade $3800 second mortgage well
secured notes, payable $75 per month,
for good property well located. H. I).
Williams Realty Co.. 1203-4 Jeffersnii
County Rank Bldg. Main 285.
4-28-2t-tu-thu
FOR FARM LANDS SEE BLANKS.
2026 3D AVE.
6
OFFICE EQUIPMENT.
One "Gunn” mahogany desk.
One mahogany desk ('hair.
One Underwood typewriter.
Several sections “Globe-Wernicke" ma
hogany bookcases.
One desk, light, brass.
r All practically new and in good condi
tion.
401 Empire Building.
1
, MAKE THE DOLLAR
YOU HAVE WORKED FOR
WORK FOR YOU.
Invest a few dollars each month in Ala
bama's choicest farm lands.
■ Guard against future financial trouble by
making ready a modern farm-home that
will pay handsome dividends.
Investigate the lands wc offer in any size
tracts, on easy monthly payments, at
) Sterrett. Shelby county, Ala., just 21
, miles from Birmingham.
Learn the things we are doing in our owr
demonstration farm at this point.
Find out how easy it will be for us tc
Improve your farm in the way yot
designate and let you repay us monthly
Get accurate figures on what 10 acres
properly handled will do for a family
tired of the "city grind.”
- Don’t put off till “tomorrow” what yoi
ought to do "today.” "Tomorrow” Ala
bama lands will cost more than you car
pay.
Or. if you have city property that is
r priced right and worth the money, w<
will trade you farm lands for it.
CALL—W RITE-PHONE
W. W. LEWIS,
AMERICAN FINANCE & BOND CO.,
, 701 American Trust Bldg. Phone Main 4639
H
t
IeIntIMo
I HATES—Onr cent n word n dnyi no ad.
' fnkcn for Icnm than I’Rc for flrnt Inner
omimI iicrnmpnny order.
__FOR SALE ^
Ml'ST sell quick; 2-story*”brick store, 5
rooms above; also dwelling; is corner to
x140, 4th ave., N.; rents well; $3750.
Terms $1000 cash. Apply 628 Jefferson
County Bank Bldg.
F*OR SALES Owner leaving city will sell
upright piano and mahogany daven
port very cheaply. Both are In good
condition and have only be used a few
months. .Same can he seen at 721 N. 17th
st. Phone Main 6616. 4-30-2t
A BIO BARGAIN FOR SALE; 50
BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE LOTS IN
BEST PART OF BIRMINGHAM;
MUST SELL BY JUNE 1. SOMEBODY
WILL MAKE MONEY ON THIS
DEAL WHY NOT YOU? ACT
QUICKLY. W. E. MARTIN, 405 (OLD)
JEFFERSON COUNTY BANK.
4-30-1Ot
-TTVu
BIG SNAPS
$150 CASH
WEST END BUNGALOW
j Actually worth $3750, hut we have a
price of only $3250. This has 6 large
I rooms, hath, hot and cold water, ex
pensive chandeliers and mantels; the
plan Is ideal for a 6-room house; the
material is the best; the lot is 50x
100 and is located near the new Cath
olic school.
$4250
MODERN BUNGALOW
3 BLOCKS FROM HIGHLAND AVE.
The owner had this built and it is as
pretty a home as anyone could want.
Has every modern improvement: on
an elevated lot that runs through
the block to another street: this
house would cost $2800 to build: the
lot is cheap at $2250. The owner is
anxious to leave the city and will
sell for $1250. Terms, $550 cash and
balance as rent. This is a better bar
gain than any $5250 bungalow in
the city.
GEO. O. MABRY,
3 02-3 JEFFERSON CO. BANK BLDG.
PHONE MAIN 2572.
MONEY TO LEND
TAuTwlfh ALAN JEMISON.
Main 100. 8-6-tI
WE negotiate loans and sell real estate.
Can handle desirable farm Icmloi.
Maloie-McConnell Co., 2024 3d ave.
10-29-tt
I BUY well secured notes'and mortgages;
amounts $50 and up; also make loans.
J. W. Dukes, 425 Woodward Bldg. 3-1-tf
REAL ESTATE leans to suit you 10
amount, terms and interest; can pay
back monthly or yearly; will take sec
ond mortgage. John W. Prude, 106 W.
22d st. Bell phone 240. 10-16-tl
MONEY' TO LEND on real estate,
amounts and time to suit. Leonard-Wil
liams Co.. 725 Woodward Bldg. 10-22-tf
LOANS oii improved city and suburban
property. Birmingham Land and
Mortgage Co., 306 First National
Bank Bldg. 4-18-tl
REAL ESTATE LOANS MADE
PROMPTLY. SEE FRANK B. CLARK
WITH EDWARD L. MOORE R. E. «£
INS. CO.. 209 EMPIRE BLDG. PHONE
MAIN 444.
WE are prepared to discount properly se
cured purchase money paper, to nego
tiate loans on real estate, and to iurnist
conservative investments in such papei
or other securities to persons who have
idle funds.
REALTY TRUST CO.,
303 N. 20th St.
3-9-mo-fr-t;
WE HAVE CLIENTS DESIRING TC
MAKE LOANS IN AMOUNTS 12000
13000. SOW, {5000, 6 AND 8 PER CENT
PROMPT ATTENTION TO APPL1CA
TIONS. JEMISON REAL ESTATE
AND INSURANCE CO.. 20TH ST.
GROUND FLOOR FIRST NATION At
BANK BLDG. _5-18-su-tu-thu-ti
MONEY TO LEND ON IMPROVE!
REAL ESTATE. PROMPT ATTEN
TION. J. B. GIBSON. 618 EMPIRE
BLDG. PHONE 466. 12-2-tu-th-au-t
ON diamonds, watches and jewelry, spe
clr.1 low rates on loans from $50 and up
business sflictiy contldenial.
GORDON LOAN CO.t
217 N. 19th st.
11-27-tf-thu-su- i\
FIRST MORTGAGE LOANS
Negotiated on city business and ell anc
suburban residence property. Low atei
and prompt attention; purchase t unej
notes bought.
JRMISON REAL ESTATE ft INS. CO.
211 North 20th Street.
3-23-tf-su-tV-ttai
MONEY TO LOAN.
We can place first mortgage loans ii
amounts of $500 to $7500 at 7 and 8 pe:
cent interest.
M AI iON E- M’ CONNEL L CO.,
2024 3d Ave.
WANTED—HELP
{2~A DAY ABSOITTELY'sURE—Man o
woman to distribute literature: 60 days
work: opportunity for promotion; ex
perlene* t"hneeessary. Spare time ma
be used. Ziegler Co., Philadelphia.
4-19-St.-thu-s
WANTED—Laundress for operating roon
Infirmary; white experienced table an
lunch counter boys; salesman familia
with dry goods and shoes: other open
lngs. Room 626 Chamber Commerc
Bldg.
POULTRY
FOR SALE—Buff Orpington eggs, |L!
per sitting; bronze turkey eggs. {3.6
per dozen. L. G. Pettyjohn, 1702 5t
ave.
STOVE REPAIRING
STOVE and range repalrlngT^xpeft o
gas stoves and range*. Call Mai:
6626. 223 N. 22d at.4-17-t
KODAKS
and 40 *ach. Prompt attention an
work the bait. Covtll Co. Ml-I
IeWaII
RATES—One sent n word m dayi no ad. j
taken for lea* than 25c for flrnt fuser
tf»m nni«f n^rnmimii v nrilfr,
I'OK RENT—ROOMS
THE AVALON—All outside rooms, fur
nace heat; modern conveniences:
moderate price; bath free. 2100 5th
ave. 5-25-tf
AT THE BIRMINGHAM HOTEfc, steam
heat, electric light, telephones 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
TWO connecting furnished rooms for
light housekeeping, no childrer. 1812
jTh ave. 4-19-tf
NICELY furnished upstairs front room,
hot baths, elegant heated bathroom;
price reasonable 2212 4th ave.. N. 3-10-tf
FOR RENT -Two nice furnished rooms ]
adjoining bath; can arrange for light
housekeeping; near Five Points. Phone
5385. 4-24-7t
FOR RENT—Nicely furnished, well kept
rooms, close in, modern conveniences;
summer rates. 2121 6th ave., N. Phone
3858 Main. 4-25-7t
NICELY furnished rooms, with or with
out hoard; new management. 1920 6th
ave.. N. 4-26-311
C A P1 TO I J~PA R Iv_t N N—I>a rge' room, fac
Ing 20th st.; lavatory, with or without
private bath. 4-26-8t I
NEW 21st St. Hotel, JloVi North 21st st.. I
newly furnished, clean, cool rooms; hot
and cold baths; rates, $S to $2(> per
month. 4-26-3ut
FOR RENT—Two or three froiftT rooms
with private hath in best part of
South Highland. Call phone Main
4381-W. 4-26-5t
TWO connecting rooms, newly pa pa red,
furnished for light housekeeping. 2222
7th ave., X. 4-28-3t
LOVELY room, brick house, steam heat!
electric fans, shower bath, hot and cold
running water, etc.; gentlemen only;
references required. Apply 604 20th st.,
N._ 4-28-tit
FOR RENT—Two or three front rooms
with private bath in best part of
South Highland. Call phone Main
4310-W._1-28*51
NICELY furnished front loom, mod
1 ern conveniences; gentleman: $l«i
month. 1610 6th ave., X., opposite
park. Main 3231-J. 4-28-31
TWO nicely furnished rooms. 1615 10th
ave. S. , 4-28-61
CLEAN, light, well furnished rooms; all
conveniences; easy walking distance to
business section. Phone Main 8335-J. 620
N. 20th st. 4-29-51
FT RNISHED and unfurnished rooms for
light housekeeping. Inquire 2114 6th
ave. 4-29-3t
ROOMS FOR RENT—Single room for
one gentleman, also large front bed
room, every convenience, rent reason
able. 2113 5th ave., north. 4-29-1f |
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
MOUBRN furnished, cQnnecting room's,
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.
4-28-2t-tu-th
TWO completely furnished rooms for
light housekeeping, with private bath
and kitchenette; also extra bedroom;
all conveniences; close in. Phone Main
4475. 4-30-3t ]
TTTTTFTF! connecting rooms. furnished
complete for housekeeping; all conven
iences; also one front room furnished.
5005 First ave., or Wondlawn 499-W.
ENTIRE second floor, five rooms and
bath, sink in kitchen, front and back
porches, South Highlands. Main 4711-W.
4-30-4t-thu-sii-tu-th
FOR RENT—Furnished room with bath,
private family, one or two gentlemen.
Phone 8446. 4-30-2t
FOR RENT—In elegant South Highland
residence of owner, one large, nicely
furnished front room, opening on large
I veranda, southern front; electric lights,
telephone, all windows and doors
, screened; hot and cold water In bath
room convenient; convenient to cars
and in easy walking distance to cen
ter of city; will let to one or two ac
ceptable gentlemen or to man and wife;
I leference required. Fall at 2106 Hum
boldt ave.
FERNlSHErTROOMS
FOR RENT.
Two beautifully furnished rooms with all
modern conveniences, upstairs; nice and
cool, one-half block from car line in
private home; terms reasonable. 1108 N.
29th st. Phone Main 8100.
i FOR RENT—I^arge rooms, newly pa
pered, furnished or unfurnished; home
comforts. 1920 8th aye. 4-30-2t
FOR RENT—Downstairs front room to
couple without children. also small
1 single upstairs room for gentleman. Call
Main 988
FOR RENT—Southside. beautiful furnish
ed front room, adjoining bath; conveni
ent to board, one block of three car
lines. Main 7387-J. 4-30-3t
3 _FARM LANDS
FARMS ANYWHERE IK ALABAMA
For Sale by
INGRAM REALTY COMPANY.
Empire Bldg. Phone Malp 1197.
8-22-tl
WANTED—BOARDERS 3
• SUITE of rooms with prtvaTe hauT,
beautifully furnished, with or without
meals. 1213 S. 21st st. Main S720-J,
i 4-26-6t-eod
1LEGAL NOTICES
Legnl Notice
- State of Alabama, Jefferson County—Es
; tate of H. W. Crook, deceased.
Letters testamentary upon the last will
r and testament upon the estate of _said
decedent, having been granted to the un
„ dersigned on the 28th day of April 1914,
J by the Hon. J. P. Stiles, judge of the
J probate court of Jefferson county, notice
1 is hereby given that all persons having
„ claims against said estate will be re
" quired to present, the same within the
time allowed by law, or that the same
i will be barred.
» WALTER K. M-ADORY,
f 4-30-3t-thu Executor.
= — STCeitS
Will be paid for stray dogs dellv
i ered at the city hall May 1 to May 9.
I inclusive. W. R. Kelly, Commissioner
I of Dog License. 4-30-6t
>••••«•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••«
RATES—One eent a word a days no ad* ^
taken for le»» than 2f»c for first Inaer
tiitrt (n«ii mniif ni«po>nnn»>T order.
LEGAL NOTICES ~
f»0 Cent* Reward
Will be paid for convicting evidence
against any citizen of Birmingham,
Ala., owning a dog on which license
has not been paid. This reward is ef- i
fective on and after May 15, 1914. W.
R. Kelly, Commi8ioner of Dog License.
4-30-6t
Legal Notice
Louisville and Nashville Railroad com
ran.v 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, th°.t
the defendants. Will Dumas, Lonnie Du
mas ami Nellie Dumas, Pearlie 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 defendants. Will Dumas, Lonnie
Dumas and Nellie Dumas, are over the
ace of 21 years, and that Pearlie Dumas,
Walter Dumas ami Letter Dumas are /
over 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 j
in Jefferson county, Alabama, once a
week for four consecutive weeks, requir
ing the said Will Dumas. Lonnie Dumas,
Nellie Dumas, Pearlie 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 24th day ol' May. 1914, or in
30 days thereafter a decree pro eonfesso f'
may be taken against the above named
adult defendants.
Done at office this the 22d day of April,
19! 4. H ENRY MORSCH H EIM ER,
4-23-4t Register.
■ - .. —■ — r
Tear Out ami Mall to
ROBERTS & SON
TUrmltifghntn. Ala. m
* FO| FREE SAMPLE*
ENOW .VED CARDS
_ 'TipilXG INVITATION*
_ F.MROSSED STATIONERY
MONOGRAM PAPERS r
LITHOGRAPHED LETTER
_HEADS
Tear out, pin to your letter head and
mall today to ROBERTS & SON, “The
Big Alabama Houne,’’ (or FREE SAM
PLES.
-- f
AUCTION DAY
y
THURSDAY, APRIL 30th
HORSES AND MULES
IT’S GOING TO BE A
r
GOOD SALE.
TWO HUNDRED HEAD
HORSES
MULES /
MARES
IF YOU WANT A HORSE
OR MULE, COME. SALE
t
POSITIVE, RAIN OR
' SHINE.
FIES & SONS
:2nd AVE. AND 16th ST.
w
The Comfortable
Tea Room
Yes, the Ridgely Tea Room Is /
different. It is more homelike, K
refined and inviting. The cook
i Ing is better, the service more
personal and thorough.
Have you dined at the Ridge
| ly? Do so! We predict the
same enthusiasm from you as
from others who "came, saw”
and tasted.
JEMISON
I Real Estate and Ins. Co. j
Ground Floor First Nstional I
Bank Building Phone 52B0 IM
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