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_WANTED
SHAVING 10c"at 1921 4th ave. ll-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 PITY second hand clothes, shoes.
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Cleaning, pressing, repairing, altering,
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1713 3d Ave. Phone Main 2372.
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tVANTED—16000 j»i once; security first
mortgage on Jefferson county real
estate worth $20,000. Ingram Realty
Co., Empire Bldg. Phone Main 1197.
BAGS—We want to buy all kinds of
second-hand burlap bags. Prices upon
request. B. D. Roney & Co., Memphis.
Tenn. 4-7?eod-2m
tVANTED—Completed furnished home
for summer months; • onvenient to car
line; 10 o' 12 rooms. Must be in good
neighborhood and have all modern con
veniences. Address P. O. Box 895.
___ 4-29-2t-we-fri
VVANTED—To borrow from private party
9300 for two years at 8 per cent on 45
*afcr*<? of land within 10 miles of Bir
“Tnlngham and conservatively estimated
to be xfcorth over $2*XM). Address S-lo,
care Age-Herald.
WANTED—People to know that we have
a duplicate of Hot Springs, Ark., baths
litre, $1; male and female attendants;
baths $2 given in your home by either
attendant in any part of city; skin beau
titled and corns removed. Campbell's
Spino-Sulpho Bath Sanitarium, 874*1
Main. 449 Hood Bldg. Elevator, 5-1-31
WANTED—A large tract of cut-over, or
moderately timbered, good agricul
tural land, well located for coloniza
tion; 25,000 to 60,000 acres at reasonable
^price; Alabama, Georgia or Missis
sippi. Owners only address with full
particulars. Address T-19, care Age
jjjfirftld. 5-l-2t-fr-su
* SITUATION WANTED
lady and demonstrator, willing to leave
city: references. Address U-19, care
|&ge-HeraId. 4-30-2t
LADY stenographer of five years’ exper
ience. fully competent, desires to change
= position. Call Main 3877-W, between 12:20
and 1, or after 6:3o p. m. 4-30-3t
|V ANTED—Situation at anything that
la honest; have some office exper
ience; good references. Address R-19,
"pare Age-Herald. 4-30-2t
WANTED—Situation by young man of 17;
Avtll work at any tiling that is honest;
Have some office experience. Address P.
Eoien, 3819 4th ave., N._ _ 6-1-2t
MlORED boy wants employment as ele
itor boy; can furnish best of refer
S\ 421 23d st.. 8.
iLEJIELF^J
s oushelman, must
•ker. Apply Mont
cleaning Co., Mont
4-29-31
i first class auto
auto repalrment;
iness; state expe
es and wages ex
City Garage. Tus
4-28-4t
ily competent man
Hoffman machine.
Lst worker. Apply
Dry Cleaning Co.,
4-29-3t
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§ Guarantee Shoe
L. 4-29-6t
ited! Call ” Wood
ith st. 4-30-8t
n the oaxber trade;
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JARDERS __
itTT'aVAv^Phoii*e j
ONE CENT A WORE
RATES—One cent a w«n» a ilayi no mi
taken for leaa than 25c for first Inner
tlon. I'mli mint ^rpnnipunv wHyi
FOR KENT
F^'^'B'K^F^FurrnHhei^
tain Terrace for the summer month.*
2-story, 8-room, brick house with a
^conveniences. Phone 6768-AY. 4-30--I
FTRNTSHED apartment for sum me
months, New York city, 5 rooms
modern, elevator, shower hath, ga:
electricity, telephone, uniformed at
tendanls, day and night service, sub
way express at door, surface cars a
corner, 7 minutes' walk to “L," on
block from Riverside drive, hig
ground, good neighborhood, reason
able. Address Terriberry, 354
Broadway, New York.
__ 4-26-5t-su-wed-fri-su-ti
FOR RENT.
Xi.*f cottage In Fountain Heights_$22.6
Two pretty bungalows in Norwood. .$35.0
i 'Veil located Southside bungalow_$35.0
Two West End bungalow's, extra
good .$30.(
If you intend moving, by all means
see our rental lists. They will help
you select a home in any part of
the city. We have the house you
want at the price you ran afford.
JEM ISON REAL ESTATE AND IN
ST RANCE CO..
21] North 20th Street.
Phone Main 5280.
FOR RENT—Beautiful office in new Jef
ferson County Bank Bldg.; very reas
onable; real estate man preferred
Phone Main 1464. 5-1-3
FOR RENT—Apartment, .3 rooms, ha!
kitchenette and hath, furnished or tin
furnished. 902 S. 29th st.; best Sout
Highlands section. Call Main 7682-J o
Mr. Nesbitt, Main 7741.
BUSINESS CHANCES
CliANCKforgoodTloter man getTcbyea
lease on new hotel; new DUllriing; pres
ent lessee wishes to leave city: wouli
gladly turn over lease to good man
Address P-14. care Age-Herald. 4-lS-t
STATE sales manager for Alabama I
handle upto-date store fixtures: require
about $2(10 cash. Address M-19, car
Age-Hera Id. 4-30-6
MONEY Invested through our free serv
ices is becoming very popular and satis
factory; If yiftt wish to Invest a small o
large amount, consult us; informatiot
free, 309 American Trust Bldg.
MONEY TO LEND
fXQrw^f'Ai^rjEMiSosr'
Main 100. 8-6-t:
WB negotiate loana and aell real estate
Can handle desirable farm loans
Malone-McConnell Co., 2024 3d ava.
__10-29-tl
1 BUY well secured notes and mortgages
amounts $60 and up; also make loans
J. W. Dukes, 425 Woodward Bldg. 3-1-1
REAL ESTATE loans to suit you U
amount, terma and Jntarest; can pa]
back monthly or yearly; will take seo
ond mortgage. John W. Prude, 101 N
22d st. Bell phone 340. 10-16-t:
MONEY TO LEND on real estate,
amounts and time to suit Leonard* \Vll
llams Co., 721 Woodward Bldg. 10-22-tl
LOANS oi. Improved city and auburbar
property. Birmingham Land anti
Mortgage Co.. 306 First National
Bank Bldg._ 4-18-tt
WE are prepared to discount properly se
cured purchase money paper, to nego
tlate loans on real estate, and to furnlsl
conservative Investments In such papei
or other securities to persons who havt
Idle funds.
REALTY TRUST CO.,
303 W. 20th SI.
3-9-mo-fr-t!
REAL ESTATE LOANS MADfc
PROMPTLY. SEE FRANK B. CLARK
WITH EDWARD I.. MOORE R. E &
INS. CO., 309 EMPIRE BLDG. PHONf
MAIN 444. _
MONEY.
I have money to loan in any amount
See me today.
JOHN H. BLANKS.
“I Get Results."
2026 3rd ave.
STOVE HEP AIRING
STOVE and' range repairing; expert on
gas stoves and ranges. Call Main
6626. 222 N. 22d at. 4-17-tf
Y
, \
ONE CENT A WORE
RATES-—One cent a word n days no ni
taken for Icnn than 2ftc for first laser
tl«n». <n*ih numf appomnwny nnlfi
FOR SALE
.TALK WITH ALAS JEMISON.
I 1003 Jeff- Co. Bank Bldg. 8-8-1
E. J. BURNSCO
REAL ESTATE. PHONE 76«.
10-4-1
WE will build you a home. Blrmlnghar
! Building and Imp. Co.. 414-15-16 Amerl
can Trust Bldg. 1-16-t
14 PER CENT.
A first-class apartment house, with 4 sep
arate apartments, fronting park, face
smith and east, corner lot, on two ca
lines, close in, on Southside, rentin,
$1200. Price, $8500.
ANGLIN-WHITE R. & I. CO..
Phone 1523. 2028 1st Ave.
4-2G-t
—.
A SACRIFICE
Sometime ago 1 offered a piece of cen
tral property at a sacrifice. Yoi
didn’t get it—but a wise man did, am
I offered him a thousand dollars fo
his trade before he got the deed
He was a wise* man—he knew hi:
trade was wortli $5,000—and it is
Now I have a customer who gets ai
income of about $100 a month fron
real estate worth aibout $75,000. Tha
customer needs money and that cus
tomer will sell a piece of close-i:
_ property (it's half a block from prop
erty worth $2,500 pier foot) at t
I sacrifice price. And that custom?'!
will take nearly half In trade—gooc
income property unincumbered—bui
the balance must be crash. I can’l
tell you anything about this one or
* the phone either.
- GARLAND MOURNING
With
TARRANT REALTY CO.
1
t FOR SALE—One good safe and type
r writer. Goodlander Milling Co.,»Phon?
, Main 410. 5-1-31
I I
!• KATES—One cent .. irord a «f»y* no niL
- taken for leaa tlian 25c for flrat Inner
4 li'n_Ovh m»«« wi i'oniin'»T onlyr,
_ FOR SALE_
j LUNCH room, best location, cheapest,
f rent, good lease, doing fine, for sale; j
very cheap; other business cause of j
sale. 1724 3d ave. 4-28-3t-tu-thu-lri
f
1
* WE are offering for sale, on South
[ side, a 6-room, furnace-heated house
on corner lot facing east: Is in good
neighborhood and on good street; this
is a strictly modern and up-to-date
* home and cost $4750 hi 1913; owner is
willing to lake $500 less than cost.
; All rooms are very light and pleas
ant, and is a very attractive home.
Call Main 2373.
r _ _
$12oO~Ten acres at station, prettiest sub
urban tract on market; stations conven
ient; spring branch; fine for homes and
lot subdivision; rich, lays well; will ar
range terms. Write Owner. Box 845.
| FOR 8ALB OR EXCHANGE—-Modern 10
\ room residence, South Highlands; small
payment and other property; fine op
portunity for quick deal. 628 Jefferson
County Bank Bldg.
i OWNER wants to sell beautiful West
End home; also two homes, 16th ave.,
N.; will trade; negro rental property
preferred. Main 1464. 1417 Jefferson
County Bank Bldg. 5-1 -71
WANTED—To furnish our famous blue
grass, Tennessee Jersey country butter
by parcel post or express at 25c per
pound and postage. G. E. Slater, War
trace, Tenn. 5-l-4t-e >d ■
A BIG 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)
J EFFE RSON <70UNTY BANK.
4-30-lot
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OP PASSENGER TRAINS, BIRMINGHAM
t The following schedule figures are published only as information, and are
’ TERMINAL STATION
buutbcru ItMilwaajr
1 (s'*. Arrtf* lio«— . Mo. D«ui lo
ll Atlanta } *• “ 11 Grew.lUa 1 :«• »■
I 11 Groooilllo UAtlwu 11:18 u
• '1 .1 a“‘ 16 Columbuo 4 AO pn
10 Mobile 8:5(1 pm iu Mobile fe:4S am
JX Jacksonville 11:95 pm 24 Jacksonville 4 00 pm
l> Salma 10:93 am J7 Selma 4:10 pm
39 Atlanta 10:00 pm 48 Atlanta • :80 am
K5 New York 11:50am 86 New York 8:50 pm
j 29 New York 5:1.1pm 80 New YorkU :80 am
Queen At Crescent Houte
> A. G. S. H. H.
Ke. Arrive from— Nr Depart te
ll 1 Cincinnati 18 03 pm 1 Shr'pt A N. O. 10:13 pm
2 New Orleans C.10 am 2 Cln. A N. Y. <J:20 urn
8 Cincinnati 18:15 am 8 New Orleena 18:20 am
4 New Or lee*.; 0:00 pm 4 Cincinnati 8:05 pm
6 Chattanooga 11:38 am 6 Meridian 4:10 pm
11 C hattanooga 0:00 pm * rh-,« no n.
8 Meridian 11:55 am 8 Chattanooga 4.00 pm
18 Meridian 11:85 pm 12 Chattanooga 8:08 am
Krlaee Uuea
Ne. Arrive from— Me. Depart sa
lt! Kansas Uti 8:88 pm 180 Kansas dtp 19:80 pm
103 Kansas CUp 0:15 am 104 Kansas Clip 10 JO pm
>25 Amory 10:15 am B2ti Amory 3:25 pm
*.)21 Memphis 5:55 pm B22 Memphis7 :00 m
Centrist oi ua. Hp.
No. Arrive from— No. Depart to—
1 Macon 10:10 pm 2 Macon T:00 am
- 0 Jacksonville 18:05 pm 10 Jacksonville 4:85 pm
8 Ha-ni.nah 11:33 tm 4 Savannah 3 50 om
Trains marked thus »•» run dally exoept Run day
IHIIMIN laHAAl T IS K ill IIS Al. SfTATI4»3l
SMbouru Air l.lne Hf.
Vo. Arrive from— No. Depart to
ri New York 10:00 pm 8 New York 7:15 am
11 New Y'ork 12:15 pm 12 .New York S’ :00 pm
! < Atlanta0.20 pm 22 AtlantaR\00 am
lllluole Ontrnl ity.
Ne. Arrive from— I No. Depart t#—
9 Cblcaon4:13 pm I U> thlcago_H:V« rm
lOllbVILLli: A NA.MIVIIiMfi STATION
L. A; S. II. H.
No. Arrive from— No.. J lurt to—
1 Ctoclnnatl »:25 am 1 New Orle.ms 0 :00 am
2 New Orleans 12:10 am 2 Clnrlnmi*' 12:22 pm
I Cincinnati 2 :25 pm j New Orleans 2:40 pm
4 Mew Orieana 2:37 pm *6 Decatur 6:15 am
•6 Decatur T:4Gpm 7 Montgomery 4:05 am
T Cincinnati 8:56 am 8 Cincinnati 12:01 am
It Montgomery T :15 pm 0 Montgomery 6:20 am
12 Montgomery 10:45 am 11 MootRotaer* 2:5# im
15 Dco.-itur10 :30 am 14 Decatur4 :o» pm
Ulrmluiglmm Mineral
Ne. Arrive from— No. Depart to
ft Praco 6:15 pm 83 Preco t :26 am r
4H Tuacaloaee 11:15 am 41 Uioctoa • :80 am
42 Bkoeton T :25 pm 48 Bloctoe t 45 pm
18 Annialoa It :40 am 44 Anniston 6:40 pm
47 Aonlaton 1:50 pm 4fl A-alatoo I -10 am
.02 Tuscaloosa 5:30 pm 101 Tuscaloosa 7:00 am
B. A A.
Ne. Arrive from— No. Depart
l* Manchester 11:50 am 24 Manchester 7:30 am
[5 Itosnoke 6:50 pm jp Konnohe 4:00 pm
other trains run dally, central time.
_FOR SALE
13Vfc PER CENT
. New brick Apartment house, within 200
feet of Highland ave., east of 20th st.,
4 complete and separate apartments;
' renting for $2160. Price $16,000. Owner
needs the money.
ANGLIN-WHITE R. & T. CO..
, 2028 1st Ave. Phone 1523.
; 4-27-tf
I
$8000 YEARLY INCOME.
IN FIVE YEARS WILL MAKE YOU
INDEPENDENT: $800 INVESTED
WILL SHOW THE ABOVE. WHAT
BETTER? GROW S ATS CM A OR
ANGES IN MOBIT.E COUNTY.
THERE IS A FORTUNE FOR YOU.
CAI.L OR WRITE
S. E. W11.BOURNE.
, ROOM 410 AMERICAN TRUST BLDG.
PHONE MAIN 8030.
CORNER* BRICK STORE—Two” stories*
5 rooms above ami dwelling; lot 66x140,
, 4th avenue, north. This is neither of
the skyscrapers or Tutwiler hotel, yet
a bargain at $3750. Terms. 628 Jefferson
County Bank Bldg.
A BEAUTIFUL, little, 6-room bunga
low on corner lot on Southside, fur
nace heat and tile bath, strictly
modern and up-to-date In every way.
This is on a very pretty street and
the surroundings are ideal, is near
car line, 16 minutes from town; could
not be Improved upon. Call Main 2373.
FOR SALE—One of the handsomest
homes in Norwood at a genuine bargain;
lot high and dry, 60x190 feet, with 10
room house, thoroughly modern and
practically new; you will want it if
you see it. For particulars see W. B.
Leedy Real Estate and insurance Co.,
112 N. 21st st. Phone 42. 5-l-5t
FOR SALE—One brand new duplicating
typewriter and agency for same in Bir
mingham district; 26 pounds of type
goes with machine; can turn out 600 to
1000 form letters an hour, and match
any typewriter ribbon; if you have $100
cash can put you into a very profit
able business; should easily make $50
per week; other business prevents
my handling. Address Box 102. Besse
mer, Ala. 6-l-3t-fr-su»we
FOR SALSr—Salvage paint sloek of
Acme Taint Co., for sale In lots to
suit your needs. Ask Mr. Watson, ]
agent, 2121 3d ave.
__FOR SALE_
FOR SALE—Owner leaving~city-'wiir-8ell
upright piano and mahogany daven
port. very cheaply. Both are in good ’
condition and have only be used a few
months. Same can be seen at 721 N. 17th
st. Phone Main _4-30-21
_LOST-STRAY ED—STOLEN ;
LOST—One large, bay mule about 6
years old, weighing about 1150 pounds;
reward If returned to E. E. Dodd, cor
ner Ave. C and 24th st., Ensley.
4-24-tf j
LOST—Certificates S-58785 and 8-69376,
each for three shares of preferred
stock of the Pnited States Steel cor
poration; both in the name of Walter C. i
Head. Return to Dr. W. C. Head,
Johns, Ala. 4-24-9t-fr-su-wa
LOST—Somewhere along 11th ave.,
from Sycamore st.. to Five Points or 1
between Five Points and corner of
19th ave. and 10th st., string of gold
and amethyst beads; may have been
lost on Lakeview car. Return to
Ben Peebles. 938 S. 19th st., or phone
Main 6900 ami receive reward. j
~ WANTED—HELP
$75 month paid railway^postaT^cTerita
Thousands appointments coming. Ap
ply Franklin Institute, Dept. 3-M,
Rochester, N. Y._ 4-26-lm-ex-tu-th
WANTED—Head and side waiters, sum
mer resort; short order grillroom
cook; window trimmer-dress goods
salesman; white gardener, summer ho- 1
tel, must milk; other openings. Room
626 Chamber Commerce Bldg.
WANTED—FEMALE HELP
WANTED—A capable woman presser for
ladies’ fine dresses and other wear. .
Must be good, fast worker. Apply Mont
gomery French Dry Cleaning Co.. Mont- .
gomery, Ala. 4-29-31
WANTED—First class colored chamber- ,
maid; good wages. 1C06 Beech at.
PERSONAL !
LADIES—91000 reward; I positively guar
antee my great successful "Monthly” «
remedy; safely relieves some of the J
longest, most obstinate, abnormal cases 1
In three to five days: no harm, pain or 1
Interference with work; mall, 91.50. 1
Double strength, $2. Dr. Southington,
38 Long Bldg., Kansas City, Mo. 6-24-tf
FARM LANDS J
FARMS ANYWHERE IN'aEaSXma' ,
For Sals by c
INGRAM REALTY COMPANY.
Empire Bldg. Phone Main 1UT.
«-«-«« 5
KODAKS 1
RLMTd^i^rTsrpSTSirTflStrss •
and 4u each. Prompt attention and
work the beat CoveU Co. HM j
(
ONE CENT A WORE
HATES—One cent «i woril n day: no ai
taken for lean than lT»c for first timer
tl«‘Q. mint Hl'l'OmiMinT OrilCI
__ FOR RENT—ROOMS_
THE AVALON-All outside'rooms, fur
nace heat; modern convenience*
moderate pi ice; bath free. 2100 5t
ave. 5-25-1
AT~THE SIR MilVGHAM HOTER "steaf
heat, electric light, telephones and ai
hotel service, $4 a week ami up; tran
sient rates. $1 a day and up. The Blr
mingham, 18th st. and 2d ave. 2-10-t
TWO connecting furnished rooms fo
light housekeeping, no childrer. JM
7th ave. 4-19-t
NICELY furnished upstairs front room
hot baths, elegant heated bathroom
price reasonable 2212 4th ave.. N. 3-10-t
FOR RENT—Nicely furnished, well kep
rooms, dose in, modern conveniences
summer rates. 2121 6th ave., N. Phon
3858 Main. 4-25-7
NICELY furniihed rooms, with or with
out board; new management. 1920 6t
ave., N. 4-26-31
CAPITOL PARK lXN-Large"room. fac
ing 20th st.; lavatory, with or withou
private bath. 4-26-8
NEW 21st St. Hotel, lit)\'z North 21st st.
newly furnished, clean, cool rooms; ho
and cold baths; rates, $8 to $20 pe
month. 4-2G-30
LOVELY room, brick house, steam heat
electric fans, shower bath, hot and coh
running water, etc.; gentlemen only
references required. Apply 604 20th st.
N.__ 4-28-6
FOR RENT—Two or three front” room
with private bath in best part o
South Highland. Call phone Mail
4310-W._^ 4-28-5
TWO nicely furnished Toonis. 1615 10tl
ave- 3. 4-28-6
['LEAN, light, well furnished rooms; al
conveniences; easy walking distance t<
business section. Phone Main 8335-J. 52
N. 20th st. 4-29-5
FURNISHED and unfurnished rooms fo";
light housekeeping. Inquire 2114 Gtl
ave. . 4-29-3
AOOMS FOR RENT—Single room ITol
one gentleman, also large front bed
room, every convenience, rent reason
able. 2113 5th ave., north. 4-29-1
TWO completely furnished rooms fo
light housekeeping, with private bati
and kitchenette; also extra bedroom
all conveniences; close in. Phone Mail
4475._ 4-3U-3
FOR RENT—Furnished room with bath
private family, one or two gentlemen
Phone 8446. 4-30-2
?OR RENT—Large rooms, newly pa
pered. furnished or unfurnished; home
comforts. 1920 8th aye. 4-30-21
FOR RENT—Southslde, beautiful furnish
©d front room, adjoining bath; conveni
ent to board, one block of three cai
lines. Main 7387-J. 4-30-3'
FURNISHED rooms
FOR RENT.
’wo beautifully furnished rooms with al
modern conveniences, upstairs; nice anc
cool. «>np-half block from car line ir
private borne; terms reasonable, no# N
29tb st- Phone Main 8100.
’WO front rooms in modern home,
1218 20tb * st. S. Main 6114-W.
1 2-81-tf-we-fr-sii
•'OR RENT—In elegant Soutli Highlam
residence oh* owner, one large, niceh
furnisiied frOc’i ‘ room, opening on largi
veranda, southern front; electric ligiits
telephone, all windows and doori
screened; hot atjd cold water in bath
room convenient; convenient to cars
and in easy walk ing distance to cen
ter of city; will let to one or two ac
ceptable gentlemen or to man and wife
reference required. .Call at 2106 Hum
boldt ave. _ 4-30-41
rHREE connecting rooms, furnisher
complete for housekeepkjVS; all conven
iences; also one front re-mi furnisiied
5305 First ave.. or Wood laws'll 499-W.
__ ^ 5-1-31
'WO bed rooms furnished or unfurnished,
near good board, (lose to Terminal
walking distance of town, in nice tlai
with private family; rent very reason
able. Plume 7978- W.
JICE, cool rooms, nicely furnisher/* de
lightful location, all modern con veni'
ences. walking distance to city. 1921 Ave
H, Cullom Apartments. 5-1 »31
OR RENT—Three unfurnished room.\
hall, large closets, bath, water and light
for $12.»0; one furnisiied front room
reasonable. 4904 1st ave., Woodlawn.
JELIGHTFUL. well furnished bedroom
In first class private borne, privilege
bath and sitting room, to gentlemen or
couple; references: family out of efty
for summer. Apply Friday or Saturday
jrorning before 11:30 at 1529 lltli ave , S.
tOOMS—Furnished or unfurnished*
also housekeeping suites in St.
Charles apartments. Fairfield; $5
month up; steam heat, hot water and
light furnished. Mrs. H. S. Mac
Naul. Box 484, Falrifeld.
5-l-3t-fr-sa-mo
^^qM^WANTED-.BOAHD_
VANTED—To rent or lease for one year,
beginning September 15. 1914, two large!
aunny rooms, suitable for studios must
be between 20th and 30th sts., on or near
Highland ave. Address A. I\ c 702
American Trust Bldg. 4-29-3t
LEGAL NOTICES
Will be paid for stray dogs dellv
red at the city hall May l to May 9,
nclusive. W. R. Kelly, Commissioner
f Dog License. 4-30-61
50 Ceat* Reward ———
Will be paid for convicting evidence
gainst any citizen of Birmingham,
ila., owning a dog on which license
as not been paid. This reward is ef
ectlve on and after May 15, 1914, W.
L Kelly,- Commlaioner o.' Dog License.
4 - 3 0 - 61
Notice to Contractors
Sealed proposals will be received bv
he undersigned until 3 o'clock p. ml.
'uesday, May 5, 1914, for the construe
ion of certain grading, macadamizing,
omhined curb atpd gutter and sidewalk
avlng under Imp. Ord- Nos. 807-C and
08-C: also for the construction of cer
ain sanitary sewers under Imp. Ord.
fo. 811-C. Specifications may be ob
iined and plans examined at this office,
'he right is reserved to reject any and
11 proposals.
(Signed) JULIAN KENDRICK.
City Engineer.
ge-Herald, April 39, May 1 and 2. 19X4
•-..., ....
I ONE CENT A WORD
RAIES—Obp cent ■ nord n dayt no ««L
- tnken for Icm.o thnn 2f,c for flrwt Inser
: O'11 nin«) w»«»ompwitv order.
_LEGAL NOTICES
■ Legal Notice
; Louisville and Nashville Railroad com
1 ?any vs. J. J. Simmons, et al.—In the
f Chancery Court of Jefferson county,
i Alabama.
1 In this cause it being made to appear
. to the register by affidavit of J. \\\
. Crane, agent of the .complainant, that
f the defendants, Will Dumas. Lonnie Du
. mas and Nellie Dumas, Pearlie Dumas,
g Walter Dumas and Luther Dumas. Bessie
f Dumas and Otis Dumas, are each non-'
residents of Alabama, and each reside in
; th<* county of Hill, state of Texas; and.
• futther. that In the beher of said affiant
r the defendants. Will Dumas, Lonnie
t Dumas and Nellie Dumas, are over the
; age of 21 years, and that Pearlie Dumas,
3 Whiter Dumas and Luther Dumas are
t over the age of 14 years and under the
. age of 21 years, and that Bessie Dumas
i 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
1 The Age-Herald, a newspaper published
• in Jefferson county, Alabama, once a
- week for four consecutive weeks, requir
ing ilie said Will Dumas, Lonnie Dumas,
■ Nellie Dumas, Pearlie Dumas, Walter
, Dumas. Luther Dumas. Bessie Dumas
l and Otis Dumas to plead, answer or
; demur to the hill of complaint in this
, cause by the 24th day of May, 1914. or in
; .10 days thereafter a decree pro confess*)
j may be taken against the above named
, adult defendants.
‘ Done at office this the 22d dav of April,
19! i. HENRY MORSCHHEIMER,
4-23-4t Register.
i __
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STOCK CERTIFICATES
SEAL PRESSES
RUBBER STAMPS
LITHOGRAPHING
ROBERTS & SON <Inc.)
••THB BVG ALABAMA HAITSE"
ROBERT W. EWING, Preat.
1812 3rd Ave.
Phone Mnln 8461
FOR RENT
sorrusiDE
Location; Rooms. Price.
2205—Ave. F. 4 $15.00
1708—Ave G. 4 16.00
1108—14th st. 5 35.00 1
611—27th st. 3 J 7.50
920—1 1th st. 5 27.50 1
60S—-25th st. « 18.00
1801—11th ave. x 50.30
817—13th st. 8 31.50
2720—Hanover Circle . 8 50.00 :
826— 20tli st. 9 70.00
Ills—20 th st. 9 80.00
1920—Ave. T . 9 75.00
920—20th si. 9 100.1)0
1407—filth ave. 14 75.00 |
NORTHS ILK
I 105—5th ave. 4 15.00
1408 — 1 1th ave. 5 28.00
1500—1 I til ave. 6 28.00
110—25U) st. 7 33.50 .
2018—13th ave. 7 40.ft<) :
1330—30th st. 9 60.00 i
i 704—20th st.. W. 11 63.00 j
We have apartments of two, three and
four rooms each for rent In the Rose- ,
wall apartments. < onsult. us about
prices. •
STORES
2.13—20th st., S. $60.00
2521—4th ave. 35.00
1031—13th st.. N. 40.00 1
2113-15—Morris ave. 100.00 I
W. B. Leedy R. E. &
Ins. Co. >
11? V. 21st St. Phone C.
. — I
Wheeler Hotel
Eutaw, Ala.
Good Service and Up-to
£)ate in Every Respect,
Furnished
Apartments
The Ridgely has a limited
number of beautifully furnished
apartments, which may he se- !
?ured at reasonable prices.
Bachelors and young married l
people will find these especially
desirable. We suggest that you >
make an early application to
avoid any possible disappoint
ment in securing one.
JEMISON
Real Estate and Ins. Co.
Ground Floor First National j
Bank Building Phnne 5280
SEE THE
U. C. V. REUNION
AND
Shriners’ Convention
ON ONE TICKET
VIA
Southern Railway
Premier Carrier of the South
QC Round
Trip
Jacksonville Reunion
May 6, 7, 8
Shriners in Atlanta
May 10, 11, 12, 13
,hriners' Parade seven miles long.
25 Brass Bands, over two hundred
housand people.
Ill U. C. V, Tickets allow stop
over at Atlanta
ror all information call on
MITCHELL COXWELL, D. P. A.
:ITY TICKET OFFICE—Ground Floor
■mpire Building. Telephone Main 3057.
i. H. HARDWICK, P. T. M„
Washington, 0. C.
I. F. CARY, G. P. A.,
Washington, D. C.
AMES FREEMAN, A. G. P. A.,
Birmingham, Ala.
Beginning Young
•’rom Judge.
Mrs.-Qramerey—Do you think slie’a
(ringing up her daughter right?
Mrs. Park—Indeed she Is, my dear. She
lave tlie little thing a stuffed bulldog to
day with instead of a doll.
aXTLANTA EXCURSION
$5.i?5 Round Trip, April 26th to Hay 1st
VIA
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
Premier Carrier of the South
Lv. BirmingVi'am ... 6:30 a.m. 9:30 a.m. 4:00 p.m. 5:50 p.m. 12:15m.
Ar. Atlanta . ...12:40 p.m. 2:30 p.m. 9:25 p.m. 12 m. 6:30 a.m.

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