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Qrnnp the cub
O^uur REPORTER
Only One More Place To Go
•‘HOP"
—----,
PVWM /there .scoop-see
). WHERE THAT SHELL UT?\ '
ZOOM WE'RE OUT OF RANGE
OUT HERE IN THE W
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HERE AS SAFE AS ON IM
\ OUR OLD FRONT PORCH/^
VAnd watch THE
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RATES—On© rent „ word © dayi nn nd,
in km for leN» (linn 2Re for flrnt Inner*
(ion. ( V»«l» iiiimt wpi-nmiuiii r order.
I WANTED ___
SHAVTNG 30c at"393T 4th ave. U-29^tf
WE sharpen safety razor blades better
tlian new, 25c dozen. Send them parcel
post. Robert Prowell Stove Co., Birming
ham, Ala. 6-14-tf
WE buy second hand clothes, shoes, for
cash. Phone 1581. 2116 Second. 1-20-tf
WANTED Second hand bag©; highest
cash prices paid; make us a trial ship
ment. Wertheimer Bag Co., 1709-15 Ave
nue D. Birmingham, Ala. Phone 2994.
8-J4-14t
tfb buy, second-hand heater cheap for
cash. Main 5385. 8-15-7t
WANTED—A responsible Rarty wishes to
lease beginning October 1 a 6-room cot
tage in Norwood; must contain three
bedrooms; give location atid price in an
swer. Address V-52, care Age-Herald.
It
WANTED—To" buy a Ford automobile in
good running order; do not care what
style model or about good tires, hut
must be five-seated; state price and
terms. Address Z-52, care Age-Ilerald.
8-16-3t
WANTED-ALL VEHICLE OWNERS to
ship their wheels to Birmingham and
have them rubber tired by the EX
CLUSIVE RUBBER TIRE CO. with
Goodyear wing rubber at these price*
4-wheel sets, %-inch buggy rubbers, at
$10 a set; 4-wheel sets. 1-inch size. $12
a set. THE EXCLUSIVE RUBBER
TIRE CO., 1600 2d ave., wholesale and
retail dealers in rubber tires, wires,
torches and supplies. ALL WORK
GUARANTEED. 8-11-tu-thu-su-tf
WANTED—To rent Oct. 1 a 6 or 7-room
house in Norwood or vicinity; state lo
cation and price in reply. Address P-54,
care Age-Herald. 8-18-3t
WANTED—To exchange attractive, mod
ern house on Cullom st.. South High
lands, for smaller bouse In Norwood
Boulevard preferred. Address S-54, care
Age-Herald.
SITUATION wanted
*t7Te City" Employmerit*"Bureau will be
glad to furnish free any class of help
wanted. We Invo^tijate all applicants,
the record of ell applicants for positions
of responsibility. This bureau is under
the auspices of chjrchos of Birmingham.
We earnestly ask your co-operation.
Phone Main 1870. 1311 American Trust
building. 7-1.8-tf
$TaN T E D—By competent office m an,
stenographer and bill clerk; salary
no object: must “have work at once.
Address T-54, care Age-Herald.
8-18-2t
VA NT ED—Job by colored man as porter
in saloon or grocery store. Address
Perry Moore. 2305 2d ave. 8-18-2t
_WANTED—M ALEHELP
Y* ANTED- Blacksmith, needed m cunnec
tion with marble quarry work; good or
portunity for the right man. Apply u.
A-52, care Age-Herald. S-12-ti
\\ ANTED Vt once, mill man to oper
ate sawmill at Green Pond. Long dis
tance phone. C. M. Davis.
WANTED—Special agent in Birming
ham for protected territory on a good
state proposition. Address Y-53, cart
Age-Herald.
CHANCES
WANT all business'"inen and old~pat
entee men to call at 2029 3d ave., and
investigate if you want to make $1001)
per week. Ask for *S. S. Alaplc.
8-13-7t
1 WOULD buy grocery or general mer
cantile business, in or near Birming
ham: must be cheap for cash; give price
In first letter. Address V-63, care Ag<>
Herald. 8-16-3t-sn-tu-tln
WANTED—HELP
\\ ANT ED-Head waiter, first class hotel
blacksmith, quarry work; heading mil
sawyers; experienced baker’s helper
willing leave city; wood turner, carriage
and wagon woodworker. Room 626
<’hamber Commerce Bldg.
PERSONAL
LADIES—$1000 I sward; 1 positively guar
antee my great successful ••Monthly"
remedy; safely relieves some of thi
longest, most obstinate, abnormal casei
In three to five days; no harm, pain oi
Interference with work; mail, $1.60.
Double strength, $2. Dr. Southington,
88 Long Bldg.. Kansas City. Mo. 6-24-t!
iilEN—Prescription 777 cures G. and G. oi
money refunded, $l ut all druggists.
7-28-tI
MEN—"Vam is laranteed to stop al
discharge in four days; no interference
with work or danger of stricture; bj
mail, $2.50. Vano Chemical Company
Box 256-A, Atlanta, On.8-2-29
WANTED—BOARDERS
jrOK FCE 5TroTTTToonT"wTth boardTals^
room with private bath; two housekeep
ir.g rooms and garage. Phone 1653-W
Mrs. McClure, 1820 5th ave.
8-ll-7t-tu-thu-si
DO A R D E R W A NTE D—A11 cacti ve room
next to bath; all conveniences; l’irs
class meals, home-like and congenia
surroundings; South Highlands; refer
gpces. Phone 1624-.J.
MISCELLANEOUS ~
SaOTlNGfiAM MILLINERY TRAININC
SCHOOL
Millinery la the most attractive, profit
cble and womanly vocation for worn
en. Our course is thorough and rea
•enable. Thin is an opportunity fo
ladies who have lalenl and wisli t
learn lo make their own hats. Fa]
term begins Sepl. 1. AM arc invite
to call and inspect our work. Fo
* Information address Watts bids
Phone Main 8046. X.li-12t-su-tu-t
ROOMS—WANTED—BOAJtD
WANTED—Business” lady wants unfui
nlahod room with keiehenette wit
stove furnisiied; most be close in an
rales reasonable; Northalde preferrec
refeaencea exchanged. Address Q-a
care Agc-llcrald.
KODAKS
, and 4c each. Prompt attention an
Work tk# beat Coveil Co. m-l
IeWaIrd
RATES—One cent n irord n dnyt no ad.
taken r»r less than 25c for flrat Inner
»<>■!». nppiunnwny order.
10R SALE
TAuWTurMlM
1003 Jeff Co. Bank Bldg. 8-8-tf
E. .). BURNS CO.
REAL ESTATE. PHONE 766.
_10-4-tf
WE will build you a home. Blrmlng
ham Building and Imp. Co.. 414-16-16
American Trust Bldg. 1-16-tf
FOlt SALE. CAR LOTS ONLY.
Many hundred cars fine alfalfa, pure
southern grown. Mississippi and Ala
bama jrown. In the black belt; t3ok
gold medal at St. Louis Purchase Ex
position. If Interested call or phone or
write Alabama-MississippI Alfalfa Co.,
44h floor American Trust Bldg. Phone
_Main 8030. 6-28-tf
FOR SALE—One 1. C. H. auto wagon
with buss .top, water cooled, run about
six months; cost new $1100, our price
$350 cash, or will trade for desirable
real estate. Phone Main 7107. Berry &
Yeiiding. North Birmingham. 8-7-1f
FOR* SALE.
1 moving van, practicaiy new.
1 covered grocery wagon, practically new.
I good 8-year-old horse.
1 Overland roadster. Main 3090. 8-y-4t
_ 8J9141
FO ( SALK Complete Bowser Drj <'1.,,!.
Ing system with 75-gallon copper still;
both good as new; will sell for less than
half original cost of Bowser; bargain
for some one. Address Blue Ridge. 38
Lexington. Asheville. N. C. 8-15-7t
FOA~fjK OR EXCHANGE— Bus!ness
property; close to center of city; now
rented. Owner says get some vacant
lots that can he Improved to advantage.
H. I). Williams Realty Co.. 1203-4 Jeffer
son County Bank Bldg. Main 285.
8-16-3t-su-tu-th
wwm
KATES—On** cent n tvonl i* tlnyt no nd.
taken for Icmm than 2Tic for flrwt Inner
tl«>n niM«< »• !•«•«»»», »**•«• v •• filer.
FOR SALK
^rssei7geP*^Tuto?>~s^Trst
$260 cash takes it; good condition. Call
Hi'' n. 826 si. 7-23-13t-thu-sat-tu
FOR RALE Bargain; beautifully located
2-story, 8-room house on corner lot 50x
135 feet on South Highlands; has living
room, library, dining room, breakfast
room, four bedrooms, sleeping porch,
servants’ rooms in basement; has
beamed ceilings, paneled walls, built-in
bookcases, china closets, hardwood
floors, tile hath and furnace heat. Now,
listen: Cost owner $7500 six months ago;
we can deliver this property for $t>0o0 on
terms of $1oco cash, ha lance on monthly
basis. H. D. Williams Realty <’o., 1203
Jefferson County Bank Bldg. Main 285.
8-16-3t-su-tu-th
FI RNITl'RE~SPECIALS.'
I solid walnut bedroom suit, $25.(M.
1 refrigerator, 10 pounds capacity*, $8.00.
25 oak beds, $1 to $6.
3 oak dressers, $5 each.
5 oak washstands, $1 to $5 each.
TIDWELL & BACON
i-TRNITl’RR CO..
213 2d avc. Main 16f».
FOR SALE -Beautiful white Persian kit
tens; thoroughbred registered pedigreed
stock. For further information, call
Main 2185-J. 8-18-3t-eod
K()R ONljV xm.
Five-acre tract, located within two blocks
of East Luke car line; has 2 , good
houses, 'barn and well; excellent propo
sition for trucking; must bt; sold, as
party is forced to have some cash.
See
M. V. JOHNSTONE,
with
HINES * JOHNSTONE.
535 Brown-Marx. Main 8740. 4
> ====. " .-.—
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF PASSENGER TRAINS. BIRMINGHAM
The following schedule figures are published only as information, and are
not guaranteed.
»l»nil\(;HAM TKHMIWI, STATION
Southern Railway
No. Arrive from— No. Depart to—
11 Atlanta 5:20 am 11 Greenville 7:00 am
12 Greenville 7:40 pm 12 Atlanta 12:15 am
Hi Columbus 11:30 am 15 Columbu* 4:00 pm
20 Mobile 7 :00 pm 10 Mobile 7 :10 am
21 Jacksonville 12:25 pm 24 Jacksonville 4:00 pm
28 Selma 11:43 am 27 Selma 4:10 pm
39 Charlotte 10:0ft pm 40 Atlanta 6:30 am
35 New York 11:50 ain 30 New York 6:50 pm
29 New York 5:15 pm 10 New York9:30 am
Queen & Crescent Route
A. G. S. R. R.
No. Arrive from— No. Depart to—
1 Cincinnati 10 05 pm 1 Shr'pt A N. O. 10:15 pm
2 New Orleans 6:10 am 2 Cln. A N. Y. 6:20 am
3 Cincinnati 10:15 am 3 New Orleans 10:20 am
4 New Orleans 6:00 pm 4 Cincinnati 6:05 pm
5 Chattanooga 11:38 am 5 Meridian 4:10 pm
21 Chattanooga 9:00 pm 6 Chattanooga 4:00 pm
6 Meridian 10:50 am 22 Chattanooga 5:05 am
12 Mertitlan 11:35 pm 11 Meridian6:30 am
Frisco Lines
No. Arrive from— No. Depart to—
105 Kansas City 3:50 pm 106 Kansas City 12:30 pm
10 . Kansas City 6:15 am 104 Kansas City 10:30 pm
925 Amory 1015 am 026 Amory 3:25 pm
92* Memphis 6.55 pm 022 Memphis 7:00aru
Central of Ga. Ry.
' No. Arrive from— No. Depart to—
1 Macon 10:10 pm 2 Macon 7:00 aui
3 Jacksonville 12:15 pm 10 Jacksonville 4:35 pm
| 3 Savannah 12:01 pm 4 Savannah 8:50 poi
Ill H 111 \ C« II A 11 TERMINAL STATION
Senbunrd Air Line lly.
No. Arrive from - No. Impart to—
5 New York 10:00 pm 6 New York 7:1ft am
11 New York 12:15 pm 12 New York 3:00 pm
23 Atlanta t 0:20 pni 22 Atlanta 8:00 am
lllluoiM Central Hy.
No. Arrive from— I No. Depart to—
0 Chicago 4:05 pm | in Chicago 12:4R pm
LOUISVILLE A NASHVILLE STATION
L. A N 11. K.
No. Arrive from— No. Depart to—
1 Cincinnati 8:52 am 1 New Orleans 9:00 am
2 New Orleans 12:10 pm 2 Cincinnati 12:22 pm
3 Cincinnati 3:25 pm 3 New Orlcaaa 8:40 pm
4 New Orleans 8:37 pm 4 Cincinnati 8:45 pm
•5 Decatur 7:30 pm *6 Decatur 6:45 am
7 Cincinnati 3:50 um 7 Montgomery 4:05 am
8 New Orleans 11:53 pm 8 Cincinnati 12:01 am
1U Montgomery 7:15 pm 9 Montgomery 6:20 am
12 Montgomery 10:45 am 11 Montgomery 3:50 pm
*13 Decatur10:15 am 14 Decatur 4 :0o pm
Ulrmuilf Hum Mineral
No. Arrive from— No. Depart to—
39 Fraro 5 :15 pm 83 Praco 8:25 am
48 TiiRcalooM 11:10 am 41 Blocton 6:30 am
42 Blocton 7:25 pm 41* Blocton 2:55 pm
45 Anniston 10:40 am 41 Anniston 8:40 pm
47 Anniston 6:50 pm 46 Anniston 8:35 am
10‘-‘ Tuscaloosa 5 :30 pm 101 Tuscaloosa7 :QQ am
A.. II. A A.
No. Arrive from— I No. Depart to—
23 Roanoke 11:30 am I 26 Manchester 7:30 am
25 Manchester 6 :00 pm V 24 Roanoke 4:15 pm
FOR SALE
FOR SALE—Factory and office outfit of
the Royal Ice Cream company, includ
ing horses, wagons and a lot of sup
plies. Will be sold as a whole or in
parts. Can be seen at the factory. 425
20th st., S. T. L. Whitaker, Assignee.
8-14-7t
$4800—$500 cash buys well located home on
14th st., S., Just off of 11th ave.; this
east is modern to the minute, faces
east, has beamed ceilings, paneled
walls, plate racks, tile bath, hardwood
floors, etc.; cost owner $5750 18 months
ago. If you an* looking for a bargain,
here it Is. H. D. Williams Realty Co.,
1203 Jefferson County Bunk Bldg. Main
285. 8-l6-3t-su-tu-th
WE SELL. REPAIR AND CLEAN GAS
STOVES. FOR PARTICULARS,
PHONE MAIN 5593, OR CALL AT 302
16TH ST., NORTH. 8-13-7t-eod
A FEW OF HILL'S BARGAINS.
1300 acres of alfalfa and stock farm, im
proved, on Alabama, Tennessee and
Northern railway.
One hundred and fifty-nine acres. Bald
win county, fruit and truck farm, sale
or exchange.
Thirty acres. 3 miles from Irondale, 5
room bungalow, servant house and ga
rage, all the year round spring water,
school and neighbors near. $3000; $500
cash and terms to suit.
Two thousand acres. Sumter county farm,
1900 acres in cultivation.
Two thousand acres sandy loam. Missis
sippi farm on Mobile and Ohio railroad,
near Seooba; 1000 acres in cultivation;
i 1000 in timber; all under fence; $12.50 per
acre; terms.
j 660 acres improved Hale county farm, 500
acres open land. 100 acres alfalfa land,
one and one-half miles from Greensboro;
; $25 per acre; terms.
■ Two hundred acre tract, Jefferson coun
' ty land. S. R., 11 miles from Birming
ham; 25 acres black bottom; 250,000 feet
of hardwood timber, quick sale, $12.50
per acre. cash.
j East Lake cottage, all improvements in
1 and paid for, modern in every way;
I four rooms, large hall, front and back
porch, large lot. one block from car line;
worth $2000; quick sale, $1400. Go look
[ for yourself.
100 acres. Lee county, Fla., farm to ex
change for Jefferson county property.
} L. P. HILL.
1
• 1924 4th Ave. Phone M. 4722.
FOR SALE—Buckram bound set o
c "Cvc." New. no marks, but Uathe
J name labels. Call 216-216 First Natioha
t Bank Bldg., or phone Main 60b. 8-18-2
FOR SALE
from Rex Sales Co., 110 S 22nd st. Main
7364.
TO-IN V ESTORST
Ir. "war times" the wise man who has
invested his surplus funds in good first
mortgage real estate loans, ami has paid
mpre attention to security than rate of
Interest, Is to be congratulated. In ol
der to accomplish this, he must have a
broker who is thoroughly familiar with
property values and is honest enough
to look to the interest of his clients
rather than the commission he is to re
ceive. Wo have been in business for over
a quarter of a century, and have yet our
first foreclosure for a client. Why? Our
motto is: "SAFETY FIRST." We are
having first-class applications daily, and
would be pleased to 3er\e you as your
agents.
W. B. LEEDY REAL ESTATE & IN
SURANCE CO.,
8-12-6t-we-th-sat-su-tu-su
FOR SALE—.Well located 7-room house on
15th st. facing 10th ave., S.; good sized
lot facing east; fine rental proposition
or will make fine home; price, $4500, on
terms, or will exchange for tfmall piece
of property. What have you to offer?
H. D. Williams Realty Co., 1203 Jeffer
son County Bank Bldg. Main 285.
8-16-3t-su-tu-th
FOR SALE—Furniture for an IS-room
rooming house; bargain. Apply tyi6%
4th ave. Phone 4799-J. S-18-77t
ANNO UNCEMEXTS
PETROS & SOFULIS announce taking
complete charge of Frank Peter and E.
Pantur’s fruit store, and will not be re
sponsible for any of their bills or debts.
Store is on corner of 5th ave. and 19th
st. 8-18-3t
MOTOR AND DYNAMO SPECIALISTS.
MILLER ELECTRIC MACHINE CO.,
222 N. 22d ST. MAIN 6026.
8-18-7t-tu-tliu-sat-su-tu-thu-su
LOST—STRAY ED—STOLEN
DUN COLORED "cow, with long'"‘sack,
smooth, medium teats, strayed from
Battle & Watkins, North Bessemei
car line, Vinesville Station, Frida\
morning. Call Ensley 442-W. 8-18-31
LOST—Bunch of keys with round tag,
Jas. Morton, Birmingham, Ala., on tag,
Finder will please call Main 8299 or re
turn them to 2113% 2d ave., and gel
reward.
~ SPECIAL NOTICE
if you'ivant to get'besT'anT:
HIGHEST MARKET PRICE FOR
OLD COINS, BOTH DOMESTIC ANE
FOREIGN, ADDRESS BY LETTER
S. E, WILBOUIiNE, JR.. 410 AMER
ICAN TRUST BLDG.. BIRMINGHAM
ALA.8-8-tI
FARM LANDS
FARMS ANYWHERE IN' ALABAMA
For Sale by
INGRAM REALTY COMPANY,
I Emplra Bldg. Phone Main 1107.
t-22-U
ONE CENT A WORD
RATES—One cent ■ word n rinyi no aA
taken for lew tlinn for flr*t
tl«'»_* nei'omim* m v order,
i’OH KENT—ROOMS
FOR RENT—Two comfortable rooms,
with or without board; private Lath,
reasonable rates. 2177 Highland ave
Phone Main 2398-J. 6-24-tl
NICELY luimsneU upstairs front 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
/HE AVALON—Cool, pleasant, outside
rooms; modern conveniences; moderate
prices; baths/free. 2K)o 5th ave. 7-12-tf
FOR KENT One cool, nicely furnisned
single bedroom; rent $2 per week. 2113
5th ave.. N. S-4-tf
SINGLE and double rooms, with splendid
board, $5.50 week. Kenny House, 1916 6th
_ave. 8-9-30t
Nft'ELY furnished bedroom, private fam
ily, hear Five Points. Main 6385.
I _ S-15-71
LARGE front morn with board! !viis!
I Henry. 1830 6th ave. 8-15-71
| FOR RENT Furnished room for I or 2
gentlemen, steam heat. 732 W. 20th
1 st. Phone 8416 Main. 8-16-71
DUS IRA l!l,K rooms, with or without
board; good location. 1920 6th ave , N.
s-16-9t
TWO furnished rooms for light house
keeping. Inquire 2111 6th ave.
_ S-17-3t
FOUR rooms, iirst floor, connected. 21 id
8th avenue. 8-2-10t-eod
LARGE front bedroom and kitchenette;
everything completely furnished for
light housekeeping; within live minutes'
walk to business district: rent very
reasonable. 2113 5th ave., N. Phone
Main 3197-W. 8-16-tf
FOR LkTFTt HOUSEKEEPING—2,' 3~or~4
beautiful rooms, modern, furnace heat,
South Highlands, near Highland uventu
car line; easy walk to business center;
references required. Phone Main 7683.
8-18-3t-tu-lhu-sat
LA i :<: i: new. beautiful eormectipy front
rooms, furnished complete for house
keeping; bath, lights, screens, refriger
ator, dishes, linen, gas stove, porches,
swings, lawn, cheap rent. 4121 Avenue
‘\ Avondale.
FOR KK.vr Sept*, i. :: unfurnished 6on
necting rooms suitable for light luAise
keeping; direct connection to hath room;
all modern conveniences. G. R. Holli
ger, 1712 8th ave.
FOR RENT—To gentlemen, 2 rooms in
private home, well furnished, all con
veniences, beautifully located, conven
ient to Five Points, references. Phone
850.
MONEY TO LEND
TALK WITH 'ALAN JEMISONl "
Main 100. S-6-tl
WE negotiate loans and sell real estate.
Can handle desirable farm loans. Ma
lone-MeConnell Co.. 2024 3<J ave. 10-29-ti
I BUY well secured notes and mortgages;
amounts $50 and up; also make loans,
J. VV. Dukes. 425 Woodward Bldg. 3-1-tl
THREE PER CENT MONEY*
Through us, you can contract for flrsl
mortgage loans at 3 per cent per an
num, 11 years to repay, at $8.20 pei
month on $1000 borrowed. Investigate
our investment feature. Reliable agents
wanted. Kennedy Inv. Co., 820 Empire
Bldg., Birmingham, Ala. 8-7-tl
REAL ESTATE loans to suit you In
amount, terms and interest; can pay
back monthly or yearly; will take sec
ond mortgage. John VV. Prude, 106 N
22d st. Bell Phone 210. 10-16-tl
MONEY TO LEND on real estate
amounts and time to suit. Leonard-Wll
liams Co., 725 Woodward Bldg. 10-22-tl
MONEY TO"LEND.
We are prepared to make quick loans a
reasonable rates of interest, first mort
gages only, on desirable business anc
icsidence property, in old Birmingham
at not exceeding 50 p/»r cent of our val
nation, and in desirable suburbs at no
exceeding 15 per cent of our valuation
no application under $1000 considered
you furnish the seeifrity, and we wil
furnish the money and without delay'
Apply in person to
VV. B. LEEDY REAL ESTATE & IN
SURA NCR CO..
112 N. 21st St.
8-12-Gt-we-th-sat-su-tu-si
WE HAVE CUE NTS 1)E SIRTNG TC
MAKE LOANS IN AMOUNTS *2000
I30C0, 14000, $5000. 6 AND 8 PER CENT
PROMPT ATTENTION TO APPLICA
TIONS. JEMISON REAL ESTATE
AND INSURANCE CO.. 20TH ST.
GROUND FLOOR FIRST NATIONAI
BANK BLDG. 5-18-su-tu-thu-tl
MONET TO LEND ON IMPROVE!
REAL ESTATE. PROMPT ATTEN
TION. J. B. GIBSON, (SIS EMPIRE
BLDG. PHONE 406. 12-2-tu-th-»u-»'
FIRST mortgage loans
Negotiated on city business and elk ant
suburban residence property. Low atei
and prompt attention; purchase nunej
notes bought.
JEMISON REAL ESTATE A INS. CO.
*11 North 30th Street.
__ 1-23-tf-su-tS-tin
ANNOUNCEMENT.
1 can promptly make loans on
real estate either locally or through
my out-of-town connection; let »ne
have your application. I can give
you assistance. An application on
one of my forms required.
FRANK B. CLARK,
503 Jeff. Bank Bldg. Main 868.
FOR RENT _ ~
F6n“’RENT^:’La rge, roomy garage, wit
light and water, at 2177 Highland av<
Phone Main 2398-J. 6-24-t
DESKrSPACiritor rent, 18th floor Ainei
lean Trust Bldg., lights and phone serv
lea, forwarding malls, etc., for $11
monthly. Address 410 American Trut
Bldg, for further information. Phon
Main 8090. 8-U-3t-tu-thu-s
DESK space for rent, October 1. 18th floe
American Trust Bldg., lights and phon
service, forwarding malls, etc., for $1
monthly. Address 410 American Truf
Bldg, for further Information. Plion
■Main 8030.8-l8-6t-tu-thu-B
WANTED—FEMALE HELP
WANTED—Lady canvasser, one wli
knows the city. Address R-54, care Ag«
Herald.
itMtWHMtt—W««MMfWW»WtMMWW>W
LEGAL NOTICES
Road Rond Sale
Notice is hereby given that the commis
sioners* court of Walker county, Alabama,
will, at the courthouse thereof, on Sep
tember 11, 1014, receive sealed bids for the
purchase of $S8,000 of the $250,000 of road
bonds, authorized by the election held on
July 13, 1914. to be issued and sold by said
county, A deposit of cash, or n certified
check for $1000, as evidence of good faith,
is required.
The court reserves the right to reject
any and all bids.
August 0, 1914.
CHAS. M. SARTAiN.
8-12-7t. Judge of Probate.
NOT1CF *
To Whom Tt May Concern:
This is to notify you that W. H. Mc
Clure has no authority to contract any
debts in the name of the Cain-McClurc
Hardware company, 1718 3d avc., N..
Birmingham, Ala., without the consent
of the said J. K*. Cain. The public is
warned not to rfxtend any credit to the
said Cain-McClure Hardware company
without first obtaining the consent of
the said J. E. Cain.
(Signed.) J. E. CAIN.
8-18-3t-t u
\ oflee
To the Public—Announcing that T
have sold my interest in the firm of
McKelvey & McGinty at Crews’ sta
tion to A. J. McGinty, that I am no
longer" connected In any way with
above business and in no way respon
sible for its acts.
J. W. M’KELVEY.
I Get
The Best Prices
lilSTEBf—f8500
Home—south of Highland av
enue—on full size lot, beauti
fully finished and arranged;
just half way between Five
Points and the Country club—
right in the spot where noth
ing hut handsome homes are
being erected. You can't buy a
home in this location for less
than $15,000. except this one.
It's new. modern to the last
minute, has eight rooms, hard
wood floors in every room.
There is no use mentioning
every improvement — "it has
them all."
Price $8500. on attractive
terms and low rate of interest.
Claude L. Norris
Manager Realty Dept.
Empire Realty and
Mortgage Co.
41.8-420 Empire llulliling
Phone 4004
*
We Operate Our Own Plaut. Making
ENGRAVED CARDS
EMBOSSED AND
LITHOGRAPHED
STATIONERY
ROBERTS & SON (Inc.)
•'THE BI« AI.ABAMA HOUSE"
1812 : nth Street* Third Ave.
PHONE MAIN 8401
Look!
94000—THINK OF IT
Will buy you a now Norwood
bungalow on a paved thorough
fare. and absolutely modern in
every detail. There is no use
looking for anything like this
in Birmingham. This is th®
only one to be found- "Don’t
miss It.” Can arrange attractive
terms. This is a surprise, r
know, but 1 have got just what
I say I have.
Claude L. Norris
I Manager Realty Department
Empire Realty and
Mortgage Co.
418 and 420 Empire Bldg.
Phone 4904
HOTELS AND SUMMER KESOKTS
Stafford Springs
Hotel open all year. Hot and cold batha
Buildings and grounds lighted with gaa
First-class accommodations.
For rates write
Colburn-Morgan Co.
VOSSBFRG. MISS
I WHITE HOUSE
Biloxi, Miss. j
A homelike hotel overlooking
the Dull, on luterurbaa Rite*
trie Line. Beautiful grounds!
I urge, nlry rooms with or with
out private bath. Catalan the
best. All outdoor .ports. Rates
reasonable. Write for booklet.
Mrs. Cora W. Whits, Prop.
t> -
! Lonsesome
From Punch
Mistress—Why, Mary, Isn’t tills youi
- Sunday afternoon out? Aren’t you go
" Ing for a walk this lovely day?
, Mary—Please. 'M, I’d rather stay In
y You Rpe most of the people out on t
- Sunday is couples, and I don’t like Ic
b» conspicuous.
-, . f i ■ .Vi i iA ct'tfskv i. .. , ;
SkemsnT
CHANGEIN COUNCIL
Petition Circulated Request
ing Present Administra
tion Serve Again
Roanoke, August 17.—(Special.)—The
present city administration of Roanoke
| has been requested to accept the nomi
nation for another term without oppo
sition. A large per cent of the most
representative men of the town have
signed a petition which was circulated
and which was presented to the mayor
is*',i council ai their meeting Friday
I night.
The present administration has. in
deed, been a successful one, a new elec
tric plant, neu waterworks, sewerage,
etc., having been put in operation un
der their wise supervision. Great im
provements are apparent in all de
j part men is of the city work, the streets
I are in better condition, fewer blind tigers,
! less disorder of every kind than ever be
j fore. The city election is September 22.
Circuit court convenes in Wedowee to
morrow, Judge* J. J. Curtis of Walker
and Winston counties, presiding. Judge
>'■». u. Brewer, being unable to hold the
regular sesions at this time. Many
cases are docketed and busy times aro
expected in court circles for the next
two weeks.
NEW BANK TO OPEN
DOORS AT TUSKEGEE
Tuskegee, August 17. (Special.)
'file First State bank of Tuskegee,
which lias just been organised here,
will open Its doors as soon as the build
ing has been overhauled and the vault
installed In which it is to do business.
In spite of the war, building is pro
gressing in Tuskegee. J. Johnston ha;-;
moved into a new brick store. Another
brick store is erecting on Fast Main
street, adjoining the Simon Marx build
ing.
The city of Tuskegee is soon to vote
••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••*
on a $15,000 bond issue for the pur
pose of improving the streets. Support - %
era of the measure say that it will *
carry by a vote of two to one.
The county institute will be held here *
next week. T. W. Smith and Miss Cora
Pearson, both of Montgomery, will con
duct the same.
What Men Drink
From the Confectioners’ Review.
Wise men drink sage tea.
Sailors are fond of port.
Millers must have their sack.
Pawnbrokers prefer hock.
Shoemakers are partial to cobblers.
Pugilists like a claret punch.
Business partners drink half-and
half.
Artillerymen approve of highballs.
The man with a broken arm wants a >
sling.
Thin men relish stout. i
Many well persons drink water.
The baggage burdened person asks
for porter.
Poultrymen want cocktails.
Cotton growers must hgve their gin.
Tanned summer girls request lemon
ade-.
Deaf mutes like Mumm. ;
The able man wants a night-cap of
some warm stuff.
The drowning man craves something
extra dry.
\
r
South
HIGHLAND BUNGALOW
East of Twentieth street and
close to Highland avenue. A 5
little beauty—and you can buy
it for $5750. I will make the ?
terms suit you. too. Has six
rooms and sleeping porch, hard
wood floors, furnace, fine fix
tures. You can select the paper
to suit yourself if- you will be
quick.
CLAUDE L. NORRIS
Manager Healt> Department
Empire Realty and "
Mortgage Co.
41S and 420 Empire Bldg.
Phone 4004 |
I
—
I LOUIS V. CLARK & CO., Agents
PUOJMI NT 4th AVK. AND 34th »A
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