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the CUB
OLUWr REPORTER
The Harbor Is—But Scoop Doesn’t
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By ‘H3P”
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ONECENfA.
ItATF-k—Onp cent n word n dart no aft.
taken for lew* than for first Inaer
• _Ciei. -»■'«> w n*n top t'MTinr il e r.
~_ WANTED
Shaving Toe at 1921'4th ave. 11^29-tr
WE sharpen safety razor blades better
than new, 25c dozen. Send them parcel
post. Robert Prowell Stove Co., Biiming
ham. Ala. 5-14-tf
WE buy second haml clothes, shoes, for
cash. Phone 1581. 2118 Second. l-2U-tf
WE buy second-hand furniture.
TIDWELL & BACON FURNITURE CO..
2113 2nd ave. Main 185.
•
TO buy 10 to 40 aereB good farm land,
close in to some thriving town; pre
fer to deal direct with owner. J. <*.
Darfris, Holt, Fla. 9-6-0t
gluckTdry CLEANING CO.“
Cleaning, pressing, repairing, altering,
hats renovated and blocked.
1713 3d Ave. Phone Main 2372.
1-8-tf-we-th-fr-mo
f HONE Main (1439 for electrician; wire
your liou.se for electric lights; one year
to pay. 9-10-41
^TANTED- To rent 8-room bungalow,
furnished complete: Northside preferred.
Best references. State location. VV-68,
care Age-11 era Id __
SITUATION WANTED
!tHK Chfy Employment Bureau will be
glad to furnish free any class of help
wanted. We investigate all applicants.
th«- record of all applicants for positions
of responsibility. This bureau is under
the auspices of churches of Birmingham.
We earnestly ask your co-operation.
Phone Main 1870. 1311 American Trust
building. 7-18-tf
POSITION wanted by experienced and j
capable office man and salesman, age j
25 years; would consider a small
paying business with prospect of part1
ownership; references furnished. Ad- :
dress K-61, care Age-Herald. 9-9-3t
YOUNG colored man wants a Job as a j
chauffeur; 5 years’ experience; good ref
erence; willing to start with small sal
ary; can keep car up. Call 6028 Main.
John Toomie. 9-10-2t
WANTED—Position at once by competent
office man; experienced in stenography
and bookkeeping. Call Main 4503I.
> v 9-10-2t
WANTED—Position in city or nearby by
experienced accountant; rapid and ac
curate. Address N-63, care Age-Herald.
9-10»2t
Position wanted, by middle-age man,
sober, with woodworking tools; tan do
any kind of woodwork on wagons, bug
gies, furniture or house building. Phone
3099-W Main. 9-10-21
COMPETENT lady stenographer” of
several years’ experience desires
well paying position; no bookkeeper.
Call Main 3877-W after 5:30 p. m.
9 -11 - 71
Wa NTED—A position as chauffeur or
bus driver; do not smoke nor drink;
can furnish references; would like
to get job with private people. Call
4498-W. Main. Bert Thomas, 1605
Huntsville, Ave. 9-11-21
COMPETENT young lady experienced
in bookkeeping and stenography de
sires position; can furnish best of
references; no objection to leaving
city. Address Q-63, Age-Herald.
9-n-i'i
ffxPERIKNOKD bookkeeper and stenog
rapher desires position at once, ('an
furnish A-l references as to character
and ability Have high school educa
tion. Address LT-63, care Age-Herald.
, 9-11-2t
ALL-ROUND office man, now employed,
desires lo make change; can start in on
short notice. R-63, care Age-Herald.
9-11-2t
WANTED—Dressmaki ng~in faun ill e s, o r
will take work home; can cut, fit and
design; work guaranteed. Address B-61.
^ (are Age-Herald. M-ll-2t
IflRST-C’LASS bookkeeper and alt-round
office man, with best of references,
wants position with good firm. Address
X-63. tills office. 9-11-lit
WANTED—MALE HELP
WANTED—Several experienced solic
itors for city and country work, ('all
mornings before 8:30 only. Room
201 Brown-Marx Bldg. 9-6-7t
\xANTED-Five young men to learn retail
shoe business; must live at home with
Ik parents and come well recommended. In
' quire Manager, 1905 3d ave. 9-10-2t
pf. WANTED-Two boys to run button m^
chines; must be experienced. Ouaran
‘ tee ffhoe Co. 9-10-2t
fltljJN experienced solicitors, male and fe
;inale, leads furnished, new proposition,
j no competition. (.’all 1317 Jefferson Uoun
Bank Bldg.
Wanted-Men to leurn the barber trade;
few weeks completes: position open:
tuition $25; free catalog. Birmingham
Barber College. Birmingham
2-2-tf-fri-su-wed.
WXnteh Ai mai iu'i wlnd. rs mi j
and D. C.; none hut experienced .iced
apply. Nashville Armature Works,
Nashville. Tcnn*
WANTED- F EM A I.E HEL1‘_
#HE^NlTBonr^t?orseT^^mvi)an>r'art- or
fanV-liiK 11,€, state of Alabama ami
• re oftniiiK exceptional opporluni
ty to ladles w ho w ish to . ngane In
• high clam business: hours. 9 to t
jTrldny: call or address the slate
manager, Mrs. Dudley Hoff. Empire
hotel. ____
tv ANTED—An t xperlencid white cool;:
also white nurse. In small family. Ad
dress T-0.1. rare Agc-H^rald.
Wanted—laiifv "teacher” for four chil
dren In private faintly. State sHlury. in
cluding board. H. 1*’. Dool, l.lnden, Ala.
9-11-2t-fii-su |
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rti.oU.'iAL
ZadiES—I1UU0 ieward. l positively |u,r
•nice my great successful “Monutly”
remedy; salely relieves some ol ths
longest, most obstinate, abnormal cases
In three to five days; no barm, pain or
Interference with work; mall. 11.5ft
Double strength. 12. Dr. Southington.
>> I»n« Hldt.. Kansas City. Mo 0-24-tf
tlEN—Prescription 777 cures Q. and G. or
money refundsd. 11 at all druggists.
7-28-tf
BMERSON^Come on home at “once;
will have everything arranged by last
•f week. S’. 1* C.
OiTFNT»WHRD
R.4TF.S—.One cent n word n rtnyi nn ad.
tnken for less limn JAc fop first limrr
*lon f'ssti roost w.-oomnwnv order,
__FOR SALE
'ala?P'.t em TSo?T
1003 Jeff Co. Bank Bldg. 6-8-tf
E. .1. BURNS CO.
REAL ESTATE. PHONE 786.
10-4-tf
WE will build you a home. Blrmlng'
ham Building and Imp. Co.. 414 15-16
American Trust Bldg. 1-16-tf
•TTENTION. dairymen: 1 have for sale
cheap, three wooden tanks, suitable
lor milk cooling. Call Main 3036. T.
L. Whittaker, assignee Roval Ice
l'r<‘wm Co. 9-11 -3t-fri-su-mo
A BARGAIN IN NORWOOD.
■lore is the best 7-room house in the
cit\ for $5600; this nlee home has
• very modern improvement; right
on the Norwood bus line; 15th ave.
und 31st st. Can make terms to suit.
Rere )s a new, modern, 8-room home
that has ail eonvenienees that a
home should have; hardwood floors,
tile hath, cement basemen? and built
for a home, not to sell, hut owner
needs (he money: lot is 60x190 feel:
easlern exposure. Tr yon want a good
house, see tills; price Is $6750. Can
make good terms.
SEE JAMES A. WOOD
emigre realty mtg. co„
US-420 Empire Bldg. Main 4601.
IfSiTil
RATES—On« rcat n word m dart ><•
tiiken for leww than 14fio for flr*f lw**r«
tt«m Cfftili m n«t nt'i'omii'iirr or* l*»r.
_FOR^SALE__
F<>I^^^^7.Ff^r*>Tea7>r>^onewrOverlan7l run
about. Apply Business Office, Agc-Her
a!d. S-28-tf
FOR sale FLve-pas»enger, SflLhorse
power touring ear for sale cheap.
Gall telephone I 457-W. 9-9-".t
F<) R SALE OR E XCHANGE-M odern
5-room bungalow, just completed, near
Avondale park; easy terms. Call Main
6681, or addrofg 207 S. 41st St. 9-6-7t
BEAUTIFUL NEW BUNGALOW.
Has 6 rooms and sleeping porch, on nice
level lot. convenient to school at Five
Points as well as all the churches; ithis
place has to-be seen to he appreciated.
Owner will sell at sacrifice on easy
terms.
FORD BROS. REALTY & INS. CO.,
Phone 6174. 316 21st.
_\
FOR SALE—We will sell one good fe
male pointer splendid ranger, close,
for single birds; good retriever; in
Birmingham for $25; first certified
check or money gets dog; money re
funded if not satisfactory. The
Southland Kennels. Macon, Ga.
9-lt-nt
FINE preserving pears for sale; $1 per
bushel f. o. b. Randolph, Ala. C. W.
Brand. 9-ll-3t
-I
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF PASSENGER TRAINS, BIRMINGHAM
The following schedule figures are published only as Information, and are '
not guaranteed.
miniiM;n \ m i khmin u, station
Southern Ihillnij
No. Arrive from— No. Depart to
ll AHontu 6.20 am 11 Greenville 7.00 am
2 Greenville 7 :40 pm 12 Atlanta 11:15 am
LG Columbus 11:80 am 15 Columbus 4:00pm
JO Mobile 7:00 pm 19 Mobile 7:10 am
*8 Jacksonville 12:25 pm 24 Jacksonville 4:00 pm
Selma 11 45 am 27 Helma 4 :10 nm
19 Charlotte 10:00 pm 40 Atlanta «:30am
?5 New York 11 50 am 30 New York 6:50 pm
^ v>"> York 6 15 nr" '■ON* tt York 9:30 am
Uueeu A Creaceut Route
A. u. S. R. R.
No. Arrive from— No. Depart to—
1 Cincinnati 10:05 pm 1 8hr'pt * N. o 10*15 nm
S New Orleans «: Him ICIil. tSI
8 < Inclnnatl 10:15 am 8 New Orleans 10:20 am
a 0r fan> ,?®2pni 4 Cincinnati 6:05 pm
i? rL>fl!!anooBa SI:2? am 5 Meridian 4:10 pm
*1 £***! i*!no°9* 9:00 pm 0 Chattanooga 4:00 pm
CMer dUn 10:50 am 22 ChattanooJ. R 05 am
l2MorMl,„ ^ 11-85 nm 11 Meridian S-loIS
Friaco I.Inc*
No. Arrive Trom— So Densrt
Io'3k!!!«2 c\\l Pm 109 Kansas*?*/ 12:30 pm
122 a!'— Cit,iS.!5 104 Kansas Cits 10:30 pm
52? J3 "m 926 Amorjr 3:25 pin
9_1 Memphis 6:55 pm 922 Memphis 7:00 am
Central of tin. Rj*.
No. Arrive from— No. Depart to—
I Macon 10:10 pm 2 Macon 7:00 am
J Jacksonville 12:15 pm 10 Jacksonville 4:33 pm
5 savannah 12:01pm 4 Savannah 8:50 pm
n!RMI\RH \ >1 TERMINAL STATION |
Seaboard Air l.ine Ry.
No. Arrive from— No. Depart to—.
5 New York 10:00 pm 0 New York 7:15 am
11 New York 12:15 pm 12 New York 3:00 pm
23 Atlanta0 :2Q pm 22 Atlanta 8:00 am
Illinois Central Ry.
No. Arrive from— I No. Depart to
ft Chicago4:QB pm | 10 Chicago 12:45 pm
LOUISVILLE A NASHVILLE STATION
L. A N. H. H.
No. Arrive from— No. Depart U>—
1 Cincinnati 8:52 am 1 New Orleans 8:00 am
t New Orleans IS :10 pm 2 Cincinnati 12:22 pm
8 Cincinnati 3:25 pm 8 New Orleans 3:40 pm
4 New Orleans 8:87 pm 4 Cincinnati 8:45 pm
•5 Decatur 7:30 pm *6 Decatur 0:46 am
7 Cincinnati 3:50ara 7 Montgomery 4:06 am
8 New Orleans 11:53 pm 8 Cincinnati 12:01 am
10 Montgomery 7 :15 pm 9 Montgomerv 0:20 am
12 Montgomery 10:45 am 11 Montgomery 3:50 pm
•15 Decatur10:15 am 14 Deoatnr4 :0i» pm
UlrmuiKuauu Miueral
No. Arrive from— No. Depart to—
39 Praco 5:13 pm 33 Praco 8:23 am
48 Tuscaloosa 11:10 am 41 Rloctoo 0:30 am
42 Blocton 7 26 pm 49 Blocton 2:55 pm
45 Anniston 10:40 am 44 Anniston 8:40 pm
47 Anniston 6:50 pm 46 Annlaton 8:35 am
102 Tuscaloosa 5:30 pm 101 Tuscaloosa T OO am
A.. II. A A.
No. Arrive from— I No. Depart to—
23 Roanoke 11:30 am 126 Manchester 7:80 am
25 Manchester 6 00 pm f 24 Roanoke 4:15 nm
Trains marked thus <•) run dallj except Sunday. Other trains run dally. Central time.
FOR SALE
i^fi^S'ALC^On^'^eSjraT^truckr^se^
less than a year; also $3000 transfer
business. Price $1550. Phone 698-J,
Ensley. 9-6-7t
FOR SALE—Good double-door iron safe
cheap. Ben M. Jacobs & Bros., 1911 3d
ave. 9-10-3t
FOR SALE.
510.000, war times investment; 150 feet
Avenue C; land worth $7600; buildings
worth $ft000; rents $1400; $2500 cash, bal- i
a nee terms; rents will take care pay-j
ments.
DILLARD INVESTMENT CO,
2026*8 First ave. Phone 7550.
9-J0-3t
i l TICK purchaser can secure nice. 2
story, 7-rooin home with orchard and
chicken yard at bargain price. Easy
terms if desired. Phone 476-J, Wood
lawn. 9-9-3t
'’OR SALE—Four-horse power Indian
motocyde, in good running conai- ]
lion; will sell cheap for oash. Ad • j
dress Z-59, care Age-Herald. 9-9-4t '
FRESH country eggs by parcel post, 26c
dozen in o dozen lots or more; will
appreciate your order. W. L. Buckelew,
Horton, Ala. 9-10-7t
FOR SALE—OfTice fixtures suitable for
real estate or insurance office. Main
2290. 9-10-3t
FOR SALE—A milk^ depot, S. 55th st.,
No. 116, Woodlawn ;* horse and delivery
wagon included; 18 gallons per day.
9-10-14t
HOME B.yRGAiN
10-room, modern ‘norne in best
part "of Norw'ood; house has four
bedrooms and bath upstairs, 3
bedrooms and bath downstairs,
reception, dining room, butler s
pantry and kitchen downstairs,
servant’s house and garage.
Lot 60x190. facing east. This
built for a home and can be had
for $1600 less than actual cost
account owner wants smaller
place.
ADDRESS OWNER.
$02 AMERICAN TRUST BLDG.
NOR WOOrr~H O M ES
THAT MUST (JO.
rihis modern 6-room bungalow with
every improvement., just one block
off of 1ms line. So hurry if you
want a bargain. Sec James A. Wood.
Here is a fine 7-room house and
sleeping porch, with every modern
convenience a house should have;
just half block from Norwood car.
lor $5000 and Fan make dead easy
terms. IsH me showf you Thursduy,
so call early for engagement.
JAMES A. WOOD,
with
EMPIRE REALTY MTG. CO.,
418-420 Empire Bldg. Main 4604.
FOR SALK cheap, one large refrigerator
and three gas stoves at 918 S. 20th st.
9-9-3t-we-fr-su
FOR quick sale, cheap, ice cream tub*
and can*, freezer, pump, brine box,
wash tank, gas heater and boiler, gas
stove, cabinets, etc. Call Main 3036
P. O. Box 288. T. L. Whittaker, as
signee Royal Ice Qr^am Co.
iUl-3t-fri-su-mc
• . A v \
FOR SAL£
SOME GOOD BARGAINS.
Read them over and think them
over.
120 acres, SO acres in cultivation, all
good, level, tilable land. Price,
$2000, on terms. .
200 acres, on pike road, with 5
rootn dwelling and barn, all in
first class condition; between 75
and 100 acres in high state of culti
vation. We are offering this place
on terms. Price, $17.60 per acre.
192 acres, located within miles of
depot; about 76 or 90 f acr»s in
high state of cultivation; aiso has
some very fine bottom land border
ing on creek; good improvements,
consisting of one dwelling. 4 rooms
and hall ami two porches and other
outhouses. Price, $4500; $1000 cash
and balance can be arranged.
40 acres, within one mile depot,
all ready for the plow, without rocks
or stumps; beautiful stream of
everlasting water, a 3-room bunga
low and other necessary buildings,
in first class condition. Price, $900.
70 acres. y4 mile of depot, on
pike road, all level. -io rocks, no
stumps; 40 acres cleared, balance
lays well for cultiviation. This
place has made from % to a bale
of cotton to the acre and 60
bushels of corn td an acre. There
are no buildings on ih*s place, but
some beautiful building sites
Price. $12.50; will arrange terms.
If none of these suit you, call on
us. as we know the lay of land in
the state of Alabama.
GILLESPIE REALTY CO..
622 Empire Bldg. Phone Main 6338.
FOR quick sale, I offer cheap, Oliver
typewriter. National Cash register,
roll top desk, wire leg chairs and ta
bles. Call Main 3036. P. O. Box 288.
T. L "Whittaker, assignee Royal' Ice
(b eam Co. 9-11 -St-fri-su-ra >
FOR SALE—Automobile truck, best make,
equipped with bed and front top and
seat; has additional seats and long top
for use as carry-all. This is in first
class condition; can be bought at a bar
gain. ("'all or write 921 First National
Rank Bldg. Phone Main 0155. 9-10-4t
b OR SALE—Tw’o return tickets to Jack
sonville, Fla.; a bargain. Address V-63,
care Age-Herald.
WAS $0500
NOW $4900
SOFTH HIGHIjAXDH
8 ROOMS. BRAND NEW
BEST BARGAIN IN CITY.
M CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
71 ROOMS—W ANTED—BOARD
WANTED—Single room for gentleman in
vicinity of Athletic dub; not over $10
Address p. Q. Box 538.
7 . . BUSINESS CHANCES
liA^f^^HeveratnFnjrfired^ffoTrars^to^invest
In good paying business, with services;
[ first class salesman. Address L-63, care
• Age-Herald. \
STeWaird
RATES—One rent «i rrnrH n dnyf fin ad*
tnkni for Imn thnn 2Jlc for flmt Inaer
fc,.r» r >»-•*• »■»•»«••< ■»l.fi>'v.cn.v order.
light and water, at 2177 Highland ave.
[ Phono Main 239N-J. 6-24-tf
FOR RENT—South Highlands home,
modern, 7 rooms, largo sleeping porch;
two servant's rooms over large garage.
1132 Louise st. Main 6061-J. 9-3-tf
FOR RENT X. 2oth st. store, excellent
location, low rent, present tenant re
quires larger quarters. 404 N. 20th st.
__ 9-10-3t
WAREHOUSE ON RAILROAD TRACKS
No. 2010 Avenue A; size 26x180 feet;
has railroad track; 2 stories and ele
vator; contains 9000 square feet Moor
area. If you need a warehouse, bet
ter get this one. Rental $75 month.
JEMTSON REAL ESTATE & INS. CO.
Agents Ridgely Apartments, Empire
and Chamber of Commerce Bldgs.
No. 211 N. 20th st. Phone 5280.
FOR RENT.
Modern 7-room, two-story
house, 5025 3d Ave.$25.00
New fi-ruom bungalow', 1514
2d Ave., West End . 22.50
Newr 6-room burtgalov/ in
Owen ton, furnace heated_ 27.50
Five-room cottage on Gate
City car line, 6001 . 15.00
Six-room cottage. 7875 Hill
man Ave., East Lake. 15.00
FORD BROS. R. & INS. CO.,
316 N. 21st St. Phone 6174 M.
THIS STORE WILL MAKE BUSINESS
PAY.
No. 2}3 N. 20th st., Is directly on great
passenger traffic^ route daily. Size
20x100 feet, on alley corner, next
to First National Bank Bldg. Owner
will put in new, modern plate glass
front. What better location could
you want to build up a paying busi
ness in hats, haberdashery, shoes,
novelties, jewelry, tailoring, cigars or
other live line? See us at once and
secure this stand.
JEMISON REAL ESTATE & INS. CO.
Agents Ridgely Apartments, Empire
and Chamber of Commerce Bldgs.
No. 211 N. 20th st. Phone 5280.
DELMA APARTMENTS
1115 S. 26TII ST.
Five rooms and sleefHng porch; tile
front porch and bath; built-in book
case and china closet, large closets,
storage room in basement; furnish
steam heat, hot and cold water, gas
range, shades and Janitor service.
These apartments are new and up-to
the minute, prices $56 to $65.
J. L. YANCEY R. E. & INS. CO.
H. L. FARLEY, Rental Agt.
9-9-4t-we-th-fri-su
f"UU RENT—Three-room house, 50th (
st.. East Birmingham. Phone Main i
yi36. 9-9-3t
FOR. RENT OR SALE—1322 St'cTfaTTes !
street, south, four bedrooms and
bath, upstairs; reception hall, dining |
room, kitchen downstairs; chicken
house; large barn; fine fruit. Call
Main 2599-J. 9-6-6t-su-we-fr
~~ FOR RENT
Turn Vereln hall. 1st ave.. near 21st
st., now occupied by Rotary club, 6ox
90 feet, plenty of ItRht and air, beau
tifully finished and decorated, elec
tric elevator and all other conve
niences. Most desirable for offices,
club or lodge rooms. Possession Oc
tober 1. Price 175.
W. B. LEEDY R. E. & INS. CO.
9-11-ot
MODERN NEW STORE—BUSINESS
CENTER.
No. 2017 Third ave.. Is the right place
for a progressive business firm to
handle furniture, dry goods, paints,
hardware, clothing, pianos, etc.; is a
new, modern. 3-story building, with
plate glass front, electric elevator,
size 25x140 feet to alley. You won’t
get anything better. Investigate at
once.
JEMISON BEAL ESTATE & INS. <’0
Agents Ridgely Apartments. Empire
and Chamber of Commerce Bldgs
No. 211 N. 20th st. Phone 5280.
FOR REMT—By owner, 8-rooin, mod
ern residence. either furnished or
unfurnished; will rent cheap to right
party; almost immediate possession.
Address L. care Age-Herald. 9-11-31
FOR RENT.
Ideal desk space for rent to right party;
310 per month. Phone and lights fur
nished. 8ii2 American Trust Bldg. Phone
Perfectly grand home, right on the boule
vard. iooated at 31st st.; lias 2 sleeping
porches, breakfast room and four bed
rooms. This is as line a home as there
Is In Norwood. See It today. Rents for
only 150 per month.
719 N. 25th st. 6 rooms. 320, close in.
Wc have many boarding houses that are
money makers as well as good dwellings
In all parts of the city. Seo our list
before you locate.
MALONE-McCONNELL CO.,
2024 3d Ave., N. Phones 1238-1239.
FOR RENT—Ten-room boarding house,
now full; four, also five-room apart
ments, complete, on South Highlands on
car line; first-class location.- For tarma,
call Main 2772 or Main'ttff-J.
ONE CENT A WORD
RATES—One fcnt m w»*N a 4iyf «A
taken for lean than 2Se for flrat Inaor*
tt'.M, Pw«h tnnwf weenmpawjr or dor,
___FOR RENT
AVANTRFt—To rent, small, new house,
south of 11th ave., S. Address 1410
Cullom st. , 9-9-3t
FOR RENT—Apartments. Call at 919
lltli ave., S._ 9-8*-r»t
FOR RENT—Two-story brick veneer
house, in Mountain Terrace; 9 rooms;
hardwood floors throughout; also serv
ant's rooms and store rooms. M-63, care
Age-Herald. 9-l0-2t
NEW 4 -room apartment, furnished:
tile bath, sleeping porch: near Five
Points: heat, hot and cold water.
Janitor service, shades, gas stove fur
nished._Phone 4999. 9-ll-2t-fri--su
HERE’S BUSINESS WAITING FOR
WIT.
Two new stores for rent in south's
greatest apartment house.
Small store in Ridgely; ideal location
for pressing club, men’s and ladies'
tailoring. Many bachelors and fam
ilies live In the Ridgely. Their pat
ronage alone will create fine busi
ness.
Barber shop in Ridgely will do good
business. Store for rent Just suited
for that purpose. Excellent locality
to draw business from, as well as
opportunity to secure Ridgely pat
ronage.
JEMISON REAL ESTATE & INS. CO.
Agents Ridgely Apartments, Empire
and Chamber of Commerce Bldgs.
No. 211 N. : 0th st. Phond 5280.
_FOR UENT—R O OMS
TWO connectlnjrnfurni^e(r^room8 for
light housekeeping. 1812 7th ave. 7-10-tf
THE AVALON—Cool, pleasant, outside
rooms; modern conveniences; moderate
prices; baths free. 2HX) 5th ave. 7-12-tf
ELEGANT, large front room, upstairs,
all conveniences; business or profes
sional men preferred; South Highlands.
Phone Main 3847-W. 9-6-tf
NICELY furnished front ropms; house
screened, hot baths at all hours;
price reasonable. 2212 4th ave., N.
__ 9-8-tf
FOR RENT—Bachelor room, furnished
complete; janitor service; hot and cold
water; tile bath; $12.50. Richmond
Apartment, 2030 Highland ave. Phone
7550 Main. 9-9-7t
TWO rooms completely furnished for light
housekeeping or will rent unfurnished If
preferred. Also large bedroom to couple
or two men. Rent very reasonable and
within 10 minutes’ walk to business dis
trict. 2113 6th ave., N. 9-9-3t
FOR RENT—One large, well furnished
front room, steam heat, hot water, desir
able location, on Highland ave. Phone
7586-_ 9-10-2t
TWO front rooms in modern home.
1218 20th st. S. Main 6114-W.
12-81-tf-we-fr-au
TWO or three nicely furnished roorris
for light housekeeping, South High
lands home. No children. Phone
Main 4711-W. 9-9-3t-we.-fri-su
LARGE. furnIshed front room; kitch
ette for light housekeeping; also
have joining bedroom to this; wili
rent reasonable; have all conve
niences. Call Main 4062. 2009 Park
ave.
PRIVATE family on South Highlands
near Five Points can accommodate
four young lady teachers with nice
room and board: first class accom
modations. Telephone 4913-W.
9-ll-5t
NEATLY furnished rooms for light
housekeeping; convenient, reason
able. 612 nth st.. X. 9-U-3t
FOR RENT—Three very nicely furnished
connecting rooms for light housekeep
ing; all modern conveniences. 2117 Ave.
_H.__9-11 -3t
FOR RPINT—Two furnished rooms for
/ light housekeeping. Inquire 2114 6th ave.
^S-tl-2t
AUTOMOBILES
only 400 miles; will sell for bargain.
Address. Cadillac Bargain, care Age
Herald. 9-o-;;t
FOR SALE—Hare just taken In trade 1914
Rambler; perfect condition; fully
equipped; electric lights, self starter;
cost over I2U00; en route to Memphis. If
some one In Birmingham wants a snap
call Molton hotel, ask for Spencer,
District Representative Tlios. B. Jeffery
Co.
11
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" 1 1 ..
Oil the business high- Busement, part of ground floor, all of second and third floors to be occupied by
B. R., L». ft P. Co. Kive stores facing 21st street and entire fourth floor for rent /
way. New stores Or I to tenants. Finest loca Ion in city for real estate and Insurant* offices, or at- \f R
j finnr nffirM tractive stores; on direct thoroughfare to South Highlands; commanding posi
grouuu ' wo tion to railroads and all parts of business center. Alley corner location “secures
in attractive, fire- large floor space With private elevator and accesljto entire fourth floor. All of- j
proof building of B. nce8 weU ,,ghted “d vent,,ated' J
p L Jk P Co igt JEMISON REAL ESTATE & IN8. GO. J
’’ . * Agents Rldgely Apartments, Empire and Chamber of Commerce Buildings M
AvB. and 21lt St. 211 N. 20th Street \ Rhone S2S0 • JM
*————————— ----*1
!i'tr ■ • j Jfl
ONE CENT A WORD
RATES—One cent m word ■ dayi no ■!.
taken for leu than 25e for first Inser
tion. ruh irmwW orcompenT order.
FARM LANDS
FARSJs^A?flWHERE~TN~AEABASlX
For Sale by
INGRAM REALTY COMPANY,
Empire Bldg. Phone Main 1197.
_ _ 8-22-tf
STOCK FARM—800 acres; will sell all.
Part, rent, work on shares, raise all
necessary to carry stock year round;
water supply pure and perfect; opera
tions can commence at once; write or
visit; 9 miles southeast Greensboro. Ala.
W. T. Downey, Marlon, Ala., It. 3,
Box 40. 9-lQ-3t
MONEY TO LEND
TALK WITH ALAN JEMIS6nT~ '
Main 100. 8-S-tf
WE negotiate loans and sell real estate.
Can handle desirable farm loans. Ma
lone-McConnell Co., 2024 3d ave. 10-29-tf
1 BUY well secured notes and mortgages;
amounts |39 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 on real estate,
amougts and time (o suit. l^onard-Rl
ley Co., 725 Woodward Bldg. 10-22-tf
THREE PER~CENT MONEY?
Through us you can contract for flrBt
mortgage loans at 3 per cent per an
num, 11 years to repay, at $S,20 per
month on J1000 borrowed. Our Invest
ment feature will double your money In
about 18 months. Reliable agents
wanted. Kennedy Investment Co., 820
Empire Bldg., Birmingham, Ala.
9-2-tf-ex-sa -mo
_WANTED—SALESMEN ~
.SALESMEN — Alabama, Mississippi
Georgia. Tennessee, to sell high
grade punch boards on large com
mission basis only. Address C-61,
care Age-Herald_ 9-9-3t
KODAKS _~
Fn^MS^^eveiopedT^Oc^^per^ofr^Prints^Sc
and 4c each. Prompt attention and
work the best. Coveil Co. 6-31-tf j
Where Else Such Comfort
At Such Small Cost? ,
Ridgely apartments make
||\* V >|L housekeeping a pleasure. There
41% | || P| 11 is nothing in the south to wmi
pare with the luxury of the
^»F Ridgely. Whether you lease a l;
Provides You With Un- slngle bedroom at $17-50 a
rivalled Service At One tmonth’ or two bedrooms, two
Moderate Price closets and bath at $37 50’ or
complete housekeeping apart
including Use of .
t-, , ,. * . ments at *76 a month upward, i
Public terrace. .... ... ., , “
... i,, J'ou Oud everything provided
Maill lobby. down to the last del ail. Over
Ladies’ parlor. $2000 a room has been invested
Ladies’ rest room. in each °ff'be,. Ridgely'ts 300
. . , . . rooms, yet the final cost to you
Men 8 smoking room. is little or no more than tire ex- ,
Roof garden. pense of ordinary housekeeping.
Children’s playground. Think of this. !
Storage locker. Secure Your Apartments
Package room. Now
Elevator service. a
Private telephones. In the Ridgely if you do not f
Mail chutes. wish to be disappointed. They
Corridor lights. are being rapidly taken on
Hot and cold water. October 1 leases. We have a
Circulating Ice water. few choice bedrooms and house
' Vacuum heating system. keeping suites left; also fine
Cork tile corridors. apartments for bachelors on
Tub and shower baths. eighth floor, which friends can
Living-sleeping porches. share and reduce individual ^
Garbage incinerator. cost.
Completely furnished kitchens. Ridgely cafe furnishes meals
Services of office. Janitors, house at $22-50 to $28.00 a mouth.
I .superintendent, house staff. “Live in the Best” !
■r*
Jemison Real Estate & Ins. Co. ,
Agents Ridgely Apartments, Empire and Chamber of Commerce Bldgs.
Ground Floor First National Bank Bldg. Phone 5280 Main
-T
PiTii
RATES—One cent a word a lari ad
taken for lein than 25«* for flmt luaer
<l«»n. r««li neewmpnny order,
_WANTED—HELP
MEN-WOMEN—Get government jobs; $65
to $150 month; write for list of positions .
available. Franklin Institute, Dept. 3-R, 9
Rochester. N. Y. 8-29-lmo-ex-mo-tu-th
WANTED—Coloixd sawmill hands; white
housekeeper, private family; colored
woman cook, good wages also room;
city sa-lasman. also road, auto supplies.
Room f>26 Chamber Commerce Bldg,
WANTED AGENTS
ViR?M1S^J^SeTf^^7rai*arrtee^^tiosTcry^Nto ,
friends, neighbors and general
wearer; 70 per cent profit; make $10
daily; experience unnecessary. Inter
national Mills, West Philadelphia,
Pa.9-4-tf
We Operate Our Own Plant. Making
ENGRAVED CARDS
. EMBOSSED AND >
LITHOGRAPHED
STATIONERY
ROBERTS & SON (Inc.)
"THE BIO ALABAMA HOUSE"
1812 Sth Str«*”d Third Ave.
PHONE MAIN 8401 . . (
Wheeler Hotel
Eutaw. Ala.
9
Good Service and Up-to- * i
Date in Every Respect,
, Why He Was Timid
Prom the Louisville Herald. $
“Papa, Mr. Gusher is trying to tie- \
tide between two members of the fa>m- ;
ily.
“What, docs he court your sister,
too?”
“That’s not it. He doesn’t know
whether he’s going to get my hand or
your foot.”
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