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MTE5—Om» cent n woril n ilnrj no ad.
(nken for lew* flinn 25c for first Inner
i >'"n ' *• l>" >< "'T.Hnnnny order.
WANTED ~
(HAVING 30c at 3921 4throve? 11-29-tf
*\'E sharpen safety razor bladelTbeUer
, than new, 25c dozen. Send them parcel J
Post. Robert Prowell Stove Co., Birming-'
ham. Ala. 5-14-tf
aroUNG ladies' photo free, 10:30 to 11 a.
f; m.: good for one week. 1811 Third ave.
!__Wniir i"'»j)le only.
AE buy second hand clothes, shoes, for
Second I f
GDI CK’S DRY CLEANING CO.
Cleaning, pressing, repairing, altering,
hats renovated and blocked.
1713 3d Ave. Phone Main 2372.
j _ 1-8-tf-we-th-fr-mo
V A NT to buy one small and one large
store counter. Address Box 371, Bir
mingham. 8-6-3t I
.WANTED—To make your taking off a I
\ trial balance a pleasure by showing you
), iny simplified method; simplifies book-!
j keeping, eliminates all balance (roubles.
J. E. Clayton, public accountant, P. ().
I Box 603, Mobile. Ala. 8-6-71
.. 1 - —
_SITUATION WAN TED
'HE City Employment Bureau will be
glad to furnish free any class of help
wanted. We investigate all applicants,
f tie record of all applicants for positions
o, responsibility. This bureau is under
the auspices of churches of Birmingham.
We earnestly ask your co-operation.
3bom Main ':S?i Hood Bid-. 7-IX-tf
’COITION as helper, with some under
taker; 10 years’ experience; not afraid
to work. Phone Woodlawn 419-J. 4-4-4t
URCHASE complete Wheeler Business
College scholarship before August 3 5
lor only $37.50. Oldest, largest and
best Business College in Alabama,
f_ 8-2-tf
r;OOK K EEPER-STUNOa 1 LVPHER and
general office niHn of executive ability,
fopen for position; 8 years’ experience;
| best references; well known in city.
^Address N-50, care Age-Herald. 8-5-3t
I 'ANTED—By hustling young man
^ with steady habits and good business
references, a position as bookkeeper
oi general office work, can use type
lf writer: 25 years of age, public school
education and one that can produce
i results. Must have employment by
tJ5tIi Inst. Address Bookkeeper, P. o.
Box 403, City. 8-6-2L
|OUNG (26) married, experienced in
surance man desires immediate or
[future connection; prefer fire busi
ness; will consider any offer with
‘future; now employed; good reason
• lor change; splendid record, perma
nent, ail requirements met. Address
! Q-50, care Age-Herald. 8-6-2t
1 SINESS COLLEGE graduate wants
{position as bookkeeper or stenographer,
jor both combined; fully competent to
'handle any set qf books; references if
-desired. Address R-50, care Age-Her
ald. 8-6-2t
fTUATION WANTED after 10 days by
'colored man with good education and
with splendid references; must net
at leust $8 above board: can serve
as butler, valet or do manual labor,
’('all John Barton. Alain 8309-J.
_JAAN1^~MA LE_liELF__
PURCHASE complete Wheeler Business
(College scholarship before August 15
ft or only $37.50. Oldest, largest and best
[Business College in Alabama. 8-2-tf
|t'RCHASE complete Wheeler Business
| College scholarship before August 15
for only $37.50. Oldest, largest and
I best Business College in Alabama:
I_ 8-2-tf
§7ANTED—Men to learn the barber trade;
few weeks completes; position open;
[tuition $25; free catalog, Birmingham
Barber College, Birmingham.
|_ 2-2-tf-fri-8U-wed.
•V ANTED White cook. male, for log
• camp In Alabama; must be experienced
cook in lumber camp; references re
quired. McLean Lumber Co., Hairston,
jAia. __
WANTED—H ELI*
lESiri IASE complete Wheeler Business J
College scholarship before August 15
for only $37.50 old. st, largest and
l est Business College in Alabama.
1,_ 8-2-tf
|VvVTED—-Govern, ss. private l'am11 y.
S third to fifth grade pupils, also mu
sic; bookkeeper and general sales
. man, general store, country: carriage
$!%nd wagon wood workers; other
openings. Room 626 Chamber Com*
ffnercc Bidg.
WANri ED— TEM A Li; IIELP
gpiR’HASE complete Wheeler Business
t"College scholarship before August 15
ior only $37.60. Oldest, largest and
best Business College in .Alabama.
8-2-tf
ANTED- Saleslady for engraving de
partment at Roberts & Sons’, 1812 3rd
ave. Apply to. Mr. Hart in person—
Bdon’t telephone. x-6-2t
> ^NQUN
UJfcTlASE^ccmipTete Wheeler Business
college. scholarship before August 15
tor only $37.50. Oldest, largest and best
Business College in Alabama. 8-2-tf
notice; to landlords.
fl’e have numerous calls daily for
Stores, houses, apartments, etc. Let
jf put your property on our list.
1AALON E-MeOONNELL REAL ES
TATE AND INSURANCE CO.
, Phone 1238 2024 3rd ave.
~ CubTOM MADE SHIRTS
WB MARn SHIRTS.
Make 'em just like you want ’em.
SEAT SHIRT CO.
“Over Woolworth’s.”
7-*-»f
FRENCH DRY CLEANIXG^[
i T^^^rencIT^liryMjTeaiTmgCm, best ana
heapest. Palm Beach suits dry cleaned
-0c. Phone AM. 327 N. 17th sf. 7-30-30t
^ EODMS—WANTED—BOARD_
ANT ? or ,4 roomswith modern'^con
'•nlencea within w iIking distance of
(oaloffie* Phone Main 1912 or 7642-J. * i
- ___ jj
KATES—Onr cent h word n liny* no ad.
taken for Ipnm than 25c for first Inaer-.
<li'» <'"«'« order.
lOH SALE
1003 Jeff Co. Bank Bldg. 8-8-tr
E. J. BURNS CO. ~
REAL ESTATE. PHONE 766.
10-4-tf
\YE will build you a home. Birming
ham Building and Imp. Co.. 414-15-16
American Trust Bldg. 1-16-tf
FOR SALE, CAR LOTS ONLY.
Many hundred cars fine alfalfa, pure
southern grown, Mississippi and Ala
bama grown. In the black belt; took
gold medal at St. Louis Purchase Ex
position. If interested call or phone or
write Alabama-Mississippi Alfalfa Co.,
4k h floor American Trust Bldg. Phone
Main 8030. 6-28-tf
IF you have farfns or acreage to sell,
fill out and sign the coupon.
N’ame.
Your Property.
Address . #
Mail to
GILLESPIE REALTY CO.
622 Empire Building Phone 6338
__ 8-6-tf
PURE BRANDY for putting up brandiod
peaches; 75c a full quart; 100 proof.
J. <\ Marks Liquor <”o.. Wholesale
dealers. 2024 2d ave. Private delivery.
Phone Main 3003. 7-20-su-we-fri-tf
..V.
UATWS—One rent .. vn*rd n rinyt no ml.
tfikeii for les* than 25c for flrnt Inner,
lien r »»*■)■ .. .. . ..nicr
7^__*0U KENT—ROOMS _
FOR RENT—Two comfortable rooms,
with or without board; private bath,
reasonable rates. 2177 Highland ave.
Phone Main 2398-J. 6-24-tf
NICELY lurnisbeu upstairs lront room;
house screened; hot bath; price reas
onable. 2212 4th ave.. N. 6-28-tf
TWO connecting furnished rooms for
light housekeeping. 1812 7th ave. 7-10-tf
THE AVALON—Cool, pleasant, outside
looms; modern conveniences; moderate
_pii°esi baths free. 2100 3th ave. 7-12-tf
FTrnTSIIED rooms, with or without
board; new management. 1920 6th ave. N.
._ S-2-7t
FOR RENT One cool. nicel> rurttiehed
single bedroom; rent $2 per week. 2113
frth ave., N._ 8-4-tf
TWO furnished rooms for light house
_keePin£- Inquire 2114 6th ave. 8-5-3t
FOR RENT- Nice, large, furnished fropt
room and large kitchen for light house*
keeping; price reasonable. 2212 6th ave.,
N. Mrs. J. R. Whitaker.
FOI’R rooms, first floor, connected.” 2110
8th avenue. 8-2-10t-eod
T\VO front rooms In modern ~home!
1218 20th st. S. Main 6114-WJ
__12-31 - tf-we-fr-sn
___Al TO MO BILES
FOR SALE—1913 5-passenger Ford' Tour
ing car. fine condition, cheap. 1608 2d
ave. Phone 4737._ 8-5-2t
7 __
FILMjTTfeveloped. lo7T^eT-l:ofi^?nnt8W3c
and 4c each. Prompt attention and j
work tlie best. Coveil Co. 5-31-tf •
IfclTil
RATIOS—One cen# n word a day* no ad.
(liken for leak than 2Rc for flrat Inser
• I* M. * Tml> r*» •' v♦ .tf.i»n^|tw« v «»n|pr
___ FOR RENT _ __
FOR RENT—Large, ~ roomy garage, with
light and water, at 2177 Highland ave.
_Phone Main 2398-J. 6-24-tf
FOR RENT—5-room apartment. Main
8551. 8-l-9t
POk K10NT—(ict, I. -018 Morris Ave.,
now occupied by Hood Grocery Co..
stories. 25x82%; electric elevator.
W. B. I..eedy Real Estate and Insur
ance Co., Main 42. 8-2-71
FOR RENT— Large, 3-story store, facing
50 feet; 1805-7 1st avt., extending back
to Morris ave. and L. & N. tracks;
large, .modern electric elevator. F. L.
Dcinere, 1917% 1st ave., Potter Bldg.
Phone Main 1779. 8-5-5t
FOR RENT—Garage, corner Ave. C and
20th st. 2001 Ave. C, $30. 8-5-3t
FOR RENT—Seven-room house, 2017 D.
8-6-3t
FOR RENT—New store. 5 rooms upstairs,
all for $40. 1515 3d ave. 8-5-3t
FOR RENT—Large rooming house. 2012
5th ave. Owner, room 410 First Na
tional. 8-5-3t
FOR RENT—Two nicely furnished
rooms to young men only in private
family; all conveniences; on car line.
Call Main 2995. 8-6-31
FOR SALE—Four houses on car line
at Fountain Heights; three brick and
one frame: one vacant lot. See owner,
1133 N. 13th st., or call Main 2995.
8-6-3t
BEFORE RENTING AN APARTMENT
LOOK OVER TERRACE COURT, THE
WELL KNOWN SOUTH HIGHLANDS
APARTMENT HOUSE.
We can show you good value in a 6-room
or 2-room apartment.
PHONE US FOR ENGAGEMENT,
I MALONE-McCONNELL CO.,
2024 THIRD AVE.
PHONE 1238.
FOR RENT—Furnished house. 6 rooms,
lar^e sleeping porch, South Highlands,
delightful location: from August 15 to
October 1: very reasonable. Phone Main
1457-W. Call 1410 Cnllom st.
LOST—STKAYEU—STOLEN
PURCHASE complete Wheelei Business
College scholarship before August 35
for only $37.50. Oldest, largest and bes»t
Business College in Alabama. 8-2-tf
BUNCH i>( keys lost Saturday night on
Lakeview or Highland ave. car. Return
to .1. D. Baugh. 103 North 20th st. and
receive reward. 8-5-31
LOST—Watch fob. black ribbon witti gold
charm, engraved “M.” also K. A. fiat,
pin attached. Finder return to 1612 Am.
Trust Bldg.
MISCELLANEOUS
College scholarship before August 16
for only $37.50. Oldest, largest and best
Business College in Alabama. 8-2-tf
WANTED—Trunks to repair. Phone 4649
Main.
TRUNK SALE ON
GILBERT TRUNK FACTORY,
1906 4th Ave.
X-7-3t-fri-sat-mo
, SCHOOLS
ALABAMA-MIXATARY-INSTITUTE
opens September 8, 1914, with a faculty
of university men. Practical work, scl
entifle and literary. Prepares for Veit
Point, Annapolis, civil rervlce and col
lege. 1100 St. Charles st._S-17-tf
FILMS DEVELOPED FKlL\
FILMS developed free regardless
where purchased when prints are or
dered. Mail orders solicited. F. W.
Brombeig. Eastman Kotiax and sup
plies. 7-6-30t
BEAUTY CULTURE SCHOOL
and 20th st., Birmingham, Ala. Become
a trained hair dresser. A specialist in a
pleasant and highly profitable work.
Talk with us; we will show you how.
7-3-tr
^ BUSINESS^CHANCES ^
PURcffAi^l^coriTplete^Wheeler B*usTness
College scholarship before August 151
for only $87.50. Oldest, largest and best1
Business College in Alabama. S-2-tf i
WANTED—SALESMEN
WANTED—Man to travel in country and
collect for Chicago house; $350 bond re
quired. Address M. J. Behles, General
Delivery. Birmingham. 8-7-7t
__HOTELS 7
TPTE^Rellance^Hotel Cafe and Buffet sat
isfy the traveler's every want. Oppo
aite the Terminal Station. 7-ll-30t
_BARBERSHOPS
GOOD BERBERS at the 'Odd~T3arUer
Shop. 7-8-TOt
HOTELS AND SUMMER RESORTt'S
Stafford Springs
Hotel open all year. Hoi and cold hatha
Building* and grounds lighted with gaa
First-class accommodations.
for rates writ*
Colburn-Morgan Co.
YOIIBUEO, HU
%
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OP PASSENGER TRAINS, RIRMINtillAM
notTeuamnt°eedne schedul° fieures are Published only us Information, and are
imnii\(.n\>i TKiniiN vi, station
Southern Railway
No. Arrive from— No. Depart to
ll Atlanta 5:20 am 11 Greenville 7:00 am
12 Greenville 7 :40 pm 12 Atlanta 12:15 nin
1« Colmubus 11:30 am 15 Columbus 4 00 pm
20 Mobile 7 :00 pm 19 Mobile 7 10 am
23 Jacksonville 12:25 pm 24 Jacksonville 4:00 pm
2R Selma 11:45 am 27 Selma 4 :10 pm
89 Charlotte 10:00 pm 40 Atlanta 6:30 am
35 New York 1130 am 36 New York 6:50 pm
29 New York 5:15 pm 30 New York 9 ?.0 am
Queen A Creneeut Route
A. G. S. R. R.
No. Arrive from— No. Depart to—
1 Cincinnati 10:05 pm 1 Shr'pt A N O |0-15 nm
2 New Orleans 6:10 am 2 ( in. A N Y 0 20 am
1015 o.n 3 New Orleans' DP2oIm
4 New Orleans « 0(» pm 4 Cincinnati 6:03 pm
5 Chattanooga 11:88 am 5 Meridian 4 in nm
2J i<ha;,«noo*a »-00 pm 0 Chattanooga JioS p£
i-Mfr “n 22 Chattanooga 6:05 urn
Pi Memllan 11:35 nm 11 Meridian3:30 "m
F’rlneo Lines
}»* K*n'ln‘™ur»r0“Jo pm, hm K.nmTHj1”-!* so Dm
•Is Aniorv* &\l JS ‘“J «*» '• » U
Central of Gu. Ry.
No. Arrive from— No. Depart to—
1 Macon 10:10 pm 2 Macon 7:00 am
9 .Jacksonville 12:15 pm 10 Jacksonville 4:35 .,m
3 Savannah 12:01 pm 4 Savannah 3:50 pm
Illlnil\(;m»| TKH1IIXAI. STATION
MeMbiinril Air Line Ry.
No Arrive from— So. Depart to—
5 New York 10:00 pm 0 New York 7:15 am
H York 12:15 pm 12 New York 3:00 pm
2-Atlanta 9:20 pm | 22 Atlnnta 8:00 am
Illllioia Outrai Ry.
No Arrive from— I No. Depart to—
° * Lleago4 :0H pm J 10 Chicago 12:45 pm
roll.SVIM.K jfc NASH VILLE ST ATI OIV
v L. A IV. II. R.
^®* Arrive from— No. Depart to—
i 2:82am 1 New Orleans 9:00 am
* ^•?W ’or pin 2 (Inclnnati 12:22 pm
3 ancltinati 3 .25 pm 3 New Orleans 3:40 pm
• - rwT ,°rlean8 2:: i pm 1 • irn ini.au 8:'5 pm
•5 Decatur 7 :.I0 pm *« Decatur «.4r, I “
H 3 50 am 7 Montgomery 4 :05 an.
in xi .iL^-ii8 ,« pm 8 Cincinnati 12:01 a.vr
10 Montgomery 7:15 pm 9 Montgomery 0-SO am
12 Montgomery 10:45 am 11 Mu.itgome.y :t *0 pn.
i .Dcmtnr H):l;»nm 14 Decatur 4 :oo pm
Hlrinuignmn Mineral
- Arrive from— No. Depart to—
39 Praco 5:15 pm 33 Praco 8 25 nm
lo u/*<?l00lUl ^ a,u 41 Rlocton «:30 am
42 Bloc ton 7:25 pm 49 Rloermi 2:55 nm
45 Aim fttnu JO:4n am 44 Anniston 3:40 pra
in*t «is,,n s«un 5:5npm 40 Aniilaton 8:35 am
in, Tuscaloosa 8:30 pm 101 Tuscaloosa 7:00 am
A.. II. & A.
No. Arrive from— I No. Depart to—
23 Roanoke 11:30 nm 12(i Afnnchester 7:30 am
-.i Mini cheater 0:00 pm f 24 Roanoke 4:15 pm
... ,IIU’ ' 1 ,u" «<*■« Otl«r truing nm dalll. Cmlr.l u.i
__ Ft) It SALE_
I'l Kt HASh complete Wheeler Business
College scholarship before August 13
1‘>F only $37.50. Oldest, largest and best
_Business College in Alabama. 8-2-tf
FOR SALE—At a great bargain, a 9-roora
residence in beat part of Norwood; two
baths, garage, servant’s room, eastern
exposure; lot 60x190. Apply C. M. Wright,
2008 3d ave. Main 9186. 6-9-tf
ONE two-passenger runabout, ~"”racer
slyl*-: in fine condition; good bargain.
T. I*. McCain, 2119 1st ave. Phone
Main 3263.
FOR SALE—One 1. C. II. auto wagon
with buss top, water cooled, run al»out
six months: cost new $1100, our price
$350 cash, or will trade for desirable
n ul **stute. phone Main 7107. Berry &
voiding. North Birmingham. 4-7-tf
FRESH country eggs by parcel post. 5
dozen for $1; cash or check with order;
10c* extra if sent C. O. D. W. E. Buck
elew, Horton. Ala. 8-7-4t
FOR SA LE- on«* lot bought of East Lake
Land company; lot 24. block 16-F, two
blocks from Lake Highland car line.
O’Kelly Realty Co., Box 366. Dothan,
__Ala. _ 8-7-4t
MACHINE MOTORS
We want you to see our Sewing Machine
Motors, they make sewing «*asy, any
body can operate it.
SINGER SEWING MACHINE CO.
1922 3d Ave.
8-7-3t
FOR SALE.
Owner leaving city, will sell modern fur
nace heated 8-room home" on South
Highlands for $11500; $1000 cash and as
sume $1000 mortgage, 7 per cent, balance
to suit. This place cost owner $5000.
•The Live Wire.”
HAGGARD REALTY CO..
Phone 7794. 801-2 A. T. Bldg.
8-7-2t-fri-su
EAT -
Mims Sivley’s Home-made Candies,
Sold At
1907 2d ave. (next to M. & M. Bank)
__And 417 N. 19th St._
FOR RENT OR SALE—Furnishings and
lease of 9-room house, full of good pay
ing roomers; bargain for right party.
Address V-5o. care Age-Hera Id. 8-7-tf
FOR SALE—One dresser and washstand,
one folding bed, one dining table and
chairs, one center table, one set of
China dishes. 1621 7th ave., north.
_ _ 8-6*2t
No. 1—Florida lands for sale or exchange.
Will trade for good equities. If you
want some of Florida's prosperity see
us at once.
No. 2—South Florida fruit land to ex
change for city property, unincumbered
preferred: 80 acres one mile from de
pot; 40 acres on railroad; llo acres one
mile from depot; 140 acres 3 tgiles from
best town in South Florida.
No. 3—Florida is now the land of prom
ise. We can sell you best at the lowest
prices. Good equities taken in exchange
Call 7278
SOUTHERN RKAtTY &
CONSTRUCTION CO.
| &9-20 Buiwn-Marx Bldg.
' \ >
MONEY TO LEND
TALK WITH ALAN JEMISON? '
Main 100. g-6-tf
WE negotiate loans and_se!l real~estate.
< an handle desirable farm loans. Ma
_lone-McCoyiell Co., 2024 3d ave. 10-29-tf
1 Bl’Y well secured notes and mortgages;
amounts $50 and up; also make loans.
_J- W. Dukes* 425 Woodward Bldg. 3-1-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 240. 10-16-tf
MONEY TO LEND oil real State,
amounts and time to suit. Leonard-Wil
llams Co., 725 Woodward Bldg. 10-22-tf
$20,000 TO loan this week by private party,
0 per cent.- on ImpioveJ Birmingham
property; give location of property by
street number for immediate atten
tion. Address K-&0, care Age-Herald.
___ S-5-3t
MONEY TO LOAN ON FARMS.
Will loan any amounts from $1000 to $10,
600 on farms in Alabama. We buy
farms and acreage.
GILLESPIE REALTY CO.,
622 Empire Bldg. Phone Main 6338.
' 7-29-1*
J _
THREE PER CENT MONEY
Through us, you can contract for first
mortgage loans at 3 per cent per an
num, 11 years to repay, at $8.20 per
month on $1000 borrowed. Investigate
our investment feature. Reliable agents
wanted. Kennedy Inv. Co., 820 Empire
Bldg.. Birmingham. Ala. 8-7-1 f
_ EEKaUNAL
CADlES^$1000wi:ewardrT^pOBlUveiyTruar^
antee my great successful “Monthly”
remedy; safely relieves some of ths
longest, most obstinate, abnormal caaes
In three to five days; no barm, pain or
Interference with work; mall, $1.60i
Double strength, $2. Dr. Southington,
88 Long Bldg., Kansas City. Mo. 6-24-tt
MEN—Prescription 777 cures G. and G. or
money refunded, $1 at all druggists.
___7-28-tf
MEN-"Vano” is guaranteed to stop all
discharge in four days; no interference
with work or danger of stricture; by
mall, $2.50. Vano Chemical Company,
Box 366-A, Atlanta. Ga. 8-2-29t
P1RCHASE complete Wheeler Business
College scholarship before August 15
for only $37.60. Oldest, largest and best
Business College in Alabama. 8-2-tf
1*A L^tSTR V—^ast, present ancT future
are (indicated in the lines In y'our
hands. Have them scientifically read
to profit. 1800 7th ave. Phone Main
7971.
TO inv many friends and customers f
take pleasure In announcing to you that
1 have resigned the presidency and
severed my; connection with the Mecca
Drug Co., Inc. B. R. Lee.
_FARM LANDS
fXrMS ANYWHERE IN ALABAMA
For Sale by \
INGRAM REALTY COMPANY.
| Empire Bldg. Pbone Main 1197,
WILL MOPPED
Orders Received to Cease
Operations Saturday
FUNDS FOR WORK USED
i '■
Work Will Continue Uninterruptedly
on Locks 2 and 3 Below Tusca
loosa—Mitchell Outlines Work
of Alabama Power Co.
Tuscaloosa, August (I.—(Special.)—On
account of the failure of Congress to pass
the rivers and harbors appropriation bill,
all work on T>ock 17, situated nearly 20
milts above Tuscaloosa on the Warrior
river, will stop Saturday. It w'as stated
here today by Government Engineers Lit
tle that orders were received several days
ago to stop the work entirely at that
time, but later permission was given to
continue until tht close of the present
week on account of several parts ,of the
work which needed to be placed in better
condition before stopping entirely.
While the people of Tuscaloosa regret
that the failure of Congress to pass the
bill will stop the work on Lock 17 for
several months, and will probably delay
the completion of the big job until next
spring or summer, they were greatly
pleased to learn that the work on Locks
? and 3 below this city would not be af
fected hv the situation. It was announced
by government engineers here that the
money for the entire completion of these
two locks was appropriated at the last
n LEGAL NOTICES
Legal Notice
State of Alabama—Jefferson County:
Whereas, the undersigned L. M. Por
ter, C. J. Murphy and F. W. McKee are
all the owners and holders of all of
the capital stock of Porter Cotton OH
company, a corporation under the laws
of the state of Alabama, and organ
ized in Jefferson county, Alabama,
there being Issued and outstanding 100
Bhares of the capital stock of said Por
ter Cotton Oil company of the par
VRlue of one hundred dollars ($100.00)
each; and said F. W. McKee being the
ow ner and holder of 98 shares of said
stock; and the other stockholders be
ing the respective owners and holders
of one share of said stock each, and
Whereas, the said owners and hold
ers of the capital stock of said Por
ter Cotton Oil company desire to dis
solve said corporation.
Now, therefore, the said I,. M. Por
ter. <\ J. Murphy and F. W. McKee do
hereby agree between themselves and
Lnch with the other, that said Porter
Cotton Oil company shall be immediate
ly dissolved, this agreement being
made to dissolve said corporation in
compliance with section 3510, of the
code of Alabama of 1907; and the said
stockholders do hereby request the said
Porter Cotton Oil company to join in
UHs instrument, and K M. Porter, its
president, to acknowledge or prove this
agieement as president of said Porter
Cotton Oil company, as provided in sec
tion 3010; and the said owners and
holders of the capitul stock of said
Porter Cotton Oil company file this
agreement in the office of the probate
judge of Jefferson county as provided
by law.
In witness of all of which, we have
hereunto set our hands and seals and
Porter Cotton Oil company, at the re
quest of all of its stockholders afore
said. has caused this instrument to be
signed by its president and its corpor
ate seal to be attached and attested by
its secretary, this the 2d day of July.
1914.
F. W M'KEE. i
C. .1 MURPHY,
L. M. PORTER.
PORTER COTTON Oil/ COMPANY.
By L. M. PORTER. President.
A ttest:
E. Y. CONKLIN, Secretary.
Attest:
(Corporate Seal.)
I. Beatrice Byrnes, a notary public
in and for said state and county, do
hereby certify that L. M. Porter, whose
name as president of the Porter Cot
ton Oil company, a corporation, is
signed to the foregoing instrument, and
wrho is known to me, acknowledged
before me on this day, that being in
formed of the contents of the Instru
ment. he as such officer and with full
authority executed the same voluntar
ily and as the act of said corporation.
Given under my hand and official
seal this 2d day of July, 1914.
BEATRICE BYRNES,
Notary Public.
My commission expires June 13, 1916.
State of Alabama—Jefferson County:
I. the undersigned J. P. Stiles, as pro
bate judge of Jefferson county, Ala
bama. do hereby certify that the above
and foregoing agreement of dissolu
tion of Porter Cotton Oil company, a
corportition organized in Jefferson
county under the laws of the state
of Alabama, has been filed in the of
fice of the probate judge of Jefferson
county. Alabama, where the said cor
poration was organized and has nem.
recorded in incorporation record Vol.
Z, page 90, in said office.
In witness of all of which, I hereunto
set my hand this the 2d dav of July,
1914. J. P. STILES.
7-17-4t-fr Judge of Probate.
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session of Congress, and the work on
them will continue uninterrupted. This
will insure the completion of these locks
by fall, and will then guarantee to Tus
caloosa an open river to the gulf ports
the year round. The river is now open
to the gulf except during very low water,
but when these two locks are completed
there will then he no need to stop traffic
at any season of the year.
This announcement concerning the work
on Locks ‘1 and 3 guarantees that the
development w'hieh has been started in
the coal fields a few miles above Tusca
loosa on the river will not be interrupted,
and plans for the opening of new mines
v ili continue as before. The failure of
the appropriation bill to pass means that
the completion of the water power plants
of T. H. Friel and associates will be de
layed until next year, and the backing
of the water up to Cordova will likewise
be postponed unless the bill is passed at
once.
R. A. Mitchell, vice president of one
ol' the subsidiary companies of the Ala
bama Power company, delivered an ad
dress before the Board of Trade last
night. Mr. Mitchell outlined the work
which the Alabama Power company is do
ing in Alabama, and showed the advan
tages which would accrue to Tuscaloosa
from the entrance of the lines of that
company into tlds city during the fall.
Mr. Mitchell is here now arranging fair
the rights or way and it is expected thal
the power lines will be completed to Tus
caloosa from Birmingham during the
month of October.
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afternoon to eat watermelon and see the |
sights. The celebratiort was a huge success,
and we desire to express our appreciation to
the public for its co-operation and extend our
thanks to the B. R., L. & P. Co. for the excel
lent service rendered.
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Phone 6732 C. M. GREEN, ON GROUND 2111 3rd Ave.
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