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SlTA\M>rrri0o"aT'l920 4th~ave. 11-29-t
WE snarpen safety razor blades betie;
than new, 25c dozen. Send them parce
post. Robert Prowell Stove Co., Birming
ham, Ala. 5-14-1
WE buy second hand clothes, shoes, foi
cash. Phone 1581. 2116 Second. 1-20-tl
WE buy second-hand furniture.
TIDWELL & BACON FURNITURE CO.
2113 2nd ave. Main 165.
■ k:- 8-28-t;
WANTED—1000 acres improved farm
direct from owner; must he cheap
Address D-66, care Age-Herald. 9-10-iJ
"" GLUCK'S DRY CLEANING CO? ”
Cleaning, pressing, repairing, altering
hats renovated and blocked.
1713 3d Ave. Phone Main 2372.
1-8-tf-we-th-fr-mc
ifV’ANTED—Property near Five Points
must be cheap, for cash. Address
A-69, care Age-Herald.
— AT PRICES TO !SUIT YOU
FRANK HAKH'H
TAILOR AND OUTFITTER
311 18TH ST.. NO4TI!
LOOK OVER OUR GREAT LINE BE
FORE YOU ORDER
* • 9-25-fri-sn-wcd-tl
WAN 1 Li)
5tTe City~~EmiduyTn^ will be
glad to furnish free any class of heir
wanted. We investigate all applicants,
thi record of all applicants for positions
of responsibility. This bureau is undei
the auspices of churches of Birmingham,
We earnestly ask your co-operation.
Phone Main 1870. 1311 American Trust
building. 7-18-tl
WANTED—Position as stenographer b>
bright young woman; must hav«=
work. Address C-66, care Age-Her
ald. 9-.16 ' :
WANTED—Position as cashier, or tr
do general office work; several years
experience in same; am notary pub
lic; will start to work on moderate
salary; best of references. Address
S-68, care Age-Herald. 9-24-2
COLORED man desires a position as
porter or butler; can furnish refer
ence. Address N-68, care Age-Jler
aid. 9-24-2
WANTED—By young man, position h;
assistant bookkeeper or other pffl.C'
. work; consider being connected witi
good company where promotion ms:
be obtained by faithful work am
ability more important than prf'seh
salary; best references. Addre$a J
H., Box 214, Sylacauga, Ala. 9-24-3
W A NT ED— Position as warehouse
keeper, bookkeeper, or general of
fice work; have had eight years’ ex
perience; can furnish A-l reference
Address YV. (\, care J. S. Rodgers
Sylacauga, Ala. 9-24-2
frlRST class bookkeeper and accountan
open for position; best references
can give satisfaction. Address T-6S
care Age-Herald. 9-24-2
ANTED—-Position as cashier or it
office; am willing to begin on, mod
erate salary; must have work at once
references. Address R-68, care Ago
Herald. 9-24-2
YOUNG lady wishes work at once; ex
perience as stenographer, telephone
work; best reference can be fur
nished; can do extra work on type
writer at home. Address 0-68, car<
Age-Herald. 9-24-2
FIRST CLASS cornetest, a graduate
of the Kneeler Hall School of Music
London, wants position as band in
ttructor or theatre work. Addres
X-G8, care Age-Herald. 9-24-3
WANTED—Job by Ntx 1 carriage
painter and striper. J. B. Neely, 150
23d ave., Nashville, Tenn. 9-25-2
BOOKKEEPER and general office ma
open for position; best of city expert
ence and references. Address Reliable
2114 6th ave. N. 9*25*2
PaTn T E11—Sobe r, hust ler, wants plac
inside some office building or hotel; cai
furnish best of references. Address H-6f
care Age-Herald. 9-25-2
LADY stenographer must have work a
once; experienced; general idea of book
keeping; best city reference, ('all Mai
7909 at 10 a. m. for "Stenographer.”
9-25-2
^ WANTED—MALE HELP
WANTED—Experienced picture mer
good address, with reference, to so
licit portrait orders from white trade
Address P. O. Box 264, Selma, Ala.
f 9-22-4
Wanted—Men to iearn the barber trade
few weeks completes: position open
tuition $26; free catalog. Birminghan
Barber College, Birmingham.
2-2-tf-fri-su-wed
* WANTED—HELP ~
Sen^WOMEN—Get government jobs; $(
to $150 month; write for list of position
available. Franklin Institute, Dept. 3-f
Rochester, N. Y. 8-29-1 rnu-ex-mo-tu-t
WANTED—White dairyman, $40, hous<
fuel, milk and butter free; first cool
$75. second $50; pantry (white) womar
white maid willing to travel occasionally
Room ciiamlKM- t'nmmpivf Bldg.
_WANTED- JPEMA LE^ HELP
fiELP~~\VA NT ED—Nurse girl or moth
ers’ helper for family with one chil
aix years of age. Must have fai
education. German girl preferrec
Apply 1318 20th st., S., Apartment /
9-23-3
KTrSk —Apply 1232 Iroquois st., a
once; room furnished; permanen
place offered. 9-24-2
WANTED—BOAKUEiOS
Kunrr and board from $4.00 to $5.5
per week.' 1916 5th ave. 9-17-11
Parties willing to pa> good price fc
good board, with comforts of home, he
water, furnace heat, large room, limite
number. Apply 2177 Highland av
Phone 2398-J.9-24-1
LOST-STRAY ED—STOLEN
f/JST^Gold ring with Italia^ rub
setting; reward if returned to Mr
B. Hammond, care Griffin’s, 1902 2
ave., city. 9-25-1
jR)ST-—Party finding watch lost at E?
celsior cafe return to Bodeker D<
tectiva Agency, 320 Brown-Mar
Bid* S-25-;
iIeceFaIS
HATES—Onr pen4 n word n d«yi no ad.
4nkfii for Ipnn flinn ’-’Sp for flr*t Inser
tion u )'■■■>< ■» ■■(■mu no ■« v order.
FOR SALE
TALK WITH ALAN JEMISON.
1003 Jeff Co. Bank Bldg. 8-8-tf
E. J. BURNS CO!
REAL ESTATE. PHONE 768.
1 _ ^_ 10-4-tf
WE will build you a home. Birming
ham Building and Irnp. Co.. 414 15-16
American Trust Bldg. i-16-tf
WEST END PICKUP
Modern 5-room home in best part
of West End. This home has 5
rooms and hall, electric lights,
gas and hath, street improve
ments in and paid for. House
faces south tin lot 50x1 40, 1 block
from car. Price $2300. Terms
$100 cash and $20 per month. No
mortgage to assume. Can move
right In.
•The Live Wire.”
HAGGARD REALTY CO.
801-2 American Trust Bldg.
Phone 7794 Main.
FOR SALE Complete restaurant fixtures,
located at Cullman, Ala.; all new fix
tures and a good town; a bargain if sold
at once. Write W. E. McCleskey, Boaz,
Ala. 9-16-3t-we-fri-su
MISentTword"
RATES—One rent a word a df»yt n« a A.
taken for let** than ”Ro for flmt Inner
»<•■*»_»«»■ »»»»•- r "croiw|>wny order*
__FGUJSALE_
LOOK!
Modern 6-room home in best part
of Woodlawn on Tidewater ear
line and 1 % blocks from Gate
City and East Lake cars, 3 blocks
from school and churches. This
lot is 70x140 with beautiful mag
nolia trees in front. Terms $100
cash and $25 per month. No mort
gage to assume. Make engage
ment to see this at once.
“The Live Wire.”
HAGGARD REALTY CO.
801-2 American Trust Bldg.
Phone 7704 Main.
FOR SALE—One 5-passenger A-l auto
mobile. Hernandez Machine Co.. 316
12th st., S. Phone 6020. 9-25-3t
FOR SALE OR TRADE.
One 5-passenger Overland, practically
new; has not worn out the first set of
tires; electric lights, self-starter. If
you have anything to offer see
HINES & JOHNSTON,
2105 3d Ave. Phone Main 2628.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OP PASSENGER TRAINS. BIRMINGHAM
The following schedule figures are published only as information, and are
not guaranteed.
i miviKi.iMM I I'.ll *ll M li s'l .Vl'IUA
Smithrru Rallwny
No. Arrive from— .No. Depart to
ll Atlanta 0.20*m 11 (Jrecnvliie 7:00 am
12 (ireenvllle 7 40 pm 12 Atlanta 12:15 am
16 Columbus 11:30 am 15 (olumbu* 4:00 pm
2« Mobile 7:00 pm 19 Mobile 7:10 am
23 Jacksonville 12:25 pro 24 Jacksonville 4:00 pm
28 Selina 11:45 am 27 Selma 4 JO pm
SO Charlotte 10:00 pm 40 Atlanta 0:30 am
S5 New York 11 50 am 3(1 New York 8:50 pm
9° vew Tnrk5-15 nr» *>o Vew Tnrtr 8*38 am
<1 liven A Crescent Route
A. a. S- R. R.
No. Arrive from— No. Depart to—
1 Cincinnati 10 :05 pm 1 Shr'pt A N. o 1015 om
I New Orlcins n 10 am I Cln. i N t MoSS
8 Cincinnati 10:15 am 3 New Orleane 10:20 am
4 New OMean. 8:0(1 pm 4 Cincinnati «:0»JS
m. l!:SS«in 5 Meridian 4:10 pm
*11 22 Im nS CliattanoOf. 4:00 pm
. £ an 10:50 am 22 Chattanooga 8:05 am
[ ICW-rMlm ll-Mr-m 11 Meridian CIso S™
KrliM-.. i.incw
•No. Arrive Trom— \o. Denart tn
105 Kansas City 3 .50 pm 108 Kansas Cltv 12-tft nm
oS? a'Z’A* at' ,1:13 ~ K-lSSl ciu !i;3S Z
925 Amo nr t 10 15 am 02G Aniory 3:25 pin
9-1 Memphis 8.55 mi 922 Memphis 7:0n nm
Central of b|i. Ry.
No Arrive from— No. Depurt to—
1 Macon 10:10 pm 2 Macon 7:00 am
0 Jacksonville 12:15 pm 10 Jacksonville 4:35 pm
3 Savannah 12:01pm 4 Savannah 8:30 pm
Trains marked thus l*l run dally eiceot Hu
minM\(;nni TuinuxH station
Menliiinnl \lr 1,1 ne Hy.
No. Arrive from— No. Depart to—
S New Tork 10:00 pm 0 New York 7:15 am
11 New York 12:15 pm Ik New York 8:00 pm
21 Atlanta9'20 pm 22 Atlanta R 0ft am
Illinois Central Hy,
No. Arrive from— I No. Depart to—
0 Chicago4:05 nm { 10 Chicago 15-43 nm
MH ISVII.I.K A NASHVII,Li: STATION
L. A H. H.
No. Arrive from— No. Depart to—
1 Cincinnati 8:52 am 1 New Orlaana 0:00 am
t New Orleans 12:10 pm 2 Cincinnati 12:2k pm
8 Cincinnati 8:25 pm 3 New Orleans 3:40 pm
4 New Orleans 8:37 pm 4 Cincinnati 8:45 pm
•5 Decatur 7:30 pm *6 Decatur 6:45 am
7 Cincinnati 8:50 am 7 Montgomery 4:65 am
8 New Orleans 11:53 pm 6 Cincinnati 12:01 am
10 Montgomery 7 :15 pm 9 Montgomery 6:20 am
12 Montgomerr 10:45 am 11 Montgomery 8:50 pm
*15 Decatur10:15 am H T>-»catnr4 :0ft pm
UirmingtiHiti Mineral
No. Arrive from— No. Depart to—
39 Traco 5:15 pm 33 Prsco 6:25 am
48 Tuscaloosa 11:10 am 41 Rlocton R-SO am
42 Hloctnn 7 25 pm 49 Bloctoa 2:55 pm
45 Anniston 10:40 am 41 Anniston R 4" pm
47 Anniston 6:50 pm 40 Anniston 8:85 am
in? Tuscaloosa 5 30 pm 101 Tu*caloo»a 7 :00 am
a., it. a a.
No. Arrive from— I No. Depart to—
23 Roanoke 11:80 am 120 Manchester 7:80 am
? ' Mnncheater f 00 pm f 24 Roanoke4:15 pm
1,1 a V. Other train* nm a.IU I■ ..__
— -
FOR SALE
FOR SALE
Fresh country eggs, candled and
graded, 80 dozen by express, prepaid,
for $7.50. Nice frying chickens 30
to 50 pounds to coop for 20 cents
pound delivered. Send money order,
or if C. O. D. 25 cents extra. J. A.
Collier, Boaz, Ala. 2-23-4t
NORWOOD BARGAIN
Strictly modern, new home, in
tile highest class part of Nor
wood. This house has every
modern convenience, lias re
ception hall, dining room, den.
breakfast or bedroom and
kitchen downstairs; 4 large
\ bedrooms and large sleeping
porch upstairs, front and back
. stairways. This home is heau
t tifully finished inside and faces
> tiie main boulevard and on bus
1 line. Price $8000—$1000 cash and
terms on balance, or will trade.
[ Can move in on October 1.
•‘The Live Wire."
HAGGARD REALTY CO.
801-2 American Trust Bldg.
1 Phone 7794 Main.
t
FOR SALE.
Nine acres 2*A miles of Pratt City city
t limits, chicken farm; no house on place;
one-quarter mile off of public road; price
$800 cash, or $850 on terms of $200 and
$15 per month; no exchange.
HILL & ARNOLD
1924 4th Ave.. N. Phone Main 4722.
a* 4 40-AC RE stock farm for sale; 25 miles
from Birmingham; well fenced; large
’ barns. Make an offer. J. L. Hoffman,
Box 149, City. 9-25-4t
WILL exchange equity in modern 7-room,
; furnace-heated bungalow, with five 50x
150 lota for vacant lots. Call Main 2373.
9-26-2t
FOR SALE. 28 MILES FROM
: BIRMINGHAM,
i
[• 440-acre farm within 2 and one
half miles of two different rail
roads, 200 acres in cultivation, 200
i acres in bottom land that will make
t 75 bushels of corn and 50 bushels
t of oats per acre, 5 wells of water
l and a creek through the place,
county pike passes through also;
6 dwellings, one 5 rooms, two 4
rooms, two 3 rooms, 300 acres
! under fence, church, school and
neighbors near; price $10,000, $2000
r cash, balance $1000 per year at 8
* per cent,
ci
! This is a fine stock farm, or we
1 will take a $3000 8 per cent loan and
withdraw from the market.
y HILL & ARNOLD,
».
d 1924 4th Ave. Phone 4722 Main,
t
- FOR SALE—One 60~hTp. horizontal tubu
- lar boiler, one 25 II. P. engine, ail m
x good condition; price, ' $300. Imperial
t Laundry, 2316 4th ave. A-2o-3t
_ ___ FOR SALE_
FOR SALE or trade; store^and^resL
dunce; small stock goods; fine loca
tion; mining trade; will trade for
farm; half cash. Address C-65, care
Age-Heruld. 9-15-4 t-tu-we-fri-su
FOR SALE—New 7-room bungalow, one
block north of North Bessemer ear line,
Westleigh station; convenient to
churches and Central Park public
school; terms to suit. J. O. Chancey,
Westleigh station. 9-25-2t
FOR SALE— $1500—Nice 4-room cottage,
bath an* electricity. Cotton ave., near
4th St., block of cars; $100 down. H. D.
Smith, 206 Hood Bldg. 9-24-2t
FRESH country eggs closely candled,
o0 dozen, express prepaid, for $7.50;
send money order or 25 cents extra
if sent C. O. D. Collier & Eady, Gun
tersvllle, Ala. 9-24-4t
P1000—Corner lot 65x144; Church ave. and
4th St. Build five 4-room houses for
$2500; will rent for $G0 per month. H. D.
Smith. 200 Hood Bldg.9-24-2t
MCLN EY TO LEND ~
TALK WITH ALAN JEMISON.
Main 100. 8-6-tt
WE negotiate loans and sell real estate.
Can handle desirable farm loans. Ma
lone-McConnell Co., 2024 Sd ave. 10-29-tf
I BUY well secured notes and mortgages;
amounts $50 and up; also make loans.
3- 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,
amounts and time to suit. Leonard-Ri
ley Co., 725 Woodward Bldg. 10-22-tf
MONEY TO LEND
We have a limited amount of money
that we are prepared to lend on im
proved business and residence prop
erty in Birmingham and desirable
suburbs, for three to five-year terms.
The rate, 8 per cent—high but easy
to get if you have the security! No
loan for exceeding 50 per cent value.
W. B. LEEDY R. E. & INS. CO.
9-23-5t
THREE PER CENT MONEY.
Through us you can contract for first
mortgage loans at 3 per cent pe»’ an
num, 11 years to repay, at $8.20 per
month on $1000 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
$10,000 to loan by private party, one
or two bulks, 6 per cent on improved
inside property; give location by
street number for immediate atten
tion. Address M-68, care Age-Herald.
9-24-3t
MONEY TO LEND. ’
$8000.000 at 6 per cent on business prop
erty; $1000, $2000 or $2500 at S per cent on
residence property.
JEMISON REAL ESTATE & INSUR
ANCE COMPANY,
211 N. 20th street. 9-24-3t
EDUCATIONAL
llnlst. member of American Quild of
violinists; studio, Room 2 Starr Piano
iildg. U>2u 3d Ave. Will call. »-34-3t
!•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
RATES—One rent a word a <fayi i»« aA
token for le*« tlmn for flr«t Inner*
<l-n mi»«f woeomp«*MV ori'.rf,
R)li
light and water, at 2177 Highland ave.
Phone Main 239H-J. 6-24-tf
FOR REN T—South Highlands home,
modern, 7 rooms, large sleeping porch;
two servant’s rooms over large garage.
1132 Louise st. Main 6061-J. 9-5-tf
FOR RENT—House in Norwood; 7
rooms, servants’ house, garage, fig
and peach trees. Call Main 6776.
9-20-tf
FOR RENT—New. modern, 5-joom apart
ment. South Highlands. Reasonable
rent. 919 11th ave., S. _ 9-24-3t
FOR RENT—Modern 7-room, furnace
heated bungalow, with five lots, $25.00.
Near car lines. Partly furnished If de
sired. Call Main 2373. 9-25-2t
FOR RENT.
Bungalow on Phelan st.; has hardwood
floors, furnace heat, etc.; $32.50 per
month. See us about this.
.1 EM ISON REAL ESTATE * TNS. CO.
211 N. 20th St. Phone 5280.
Agents the Ridgely Apartments and Em
pire and Chamber of Commerce Of
fice Bldgs.
FOR RENT—To couple without children,
8-room, furnished house on South High
lands, convenient to three car lines;
terms very reasonable; references re
quired. Address V-68, care Age-Herald.
9-24-3t-th-fr-su
FOR RENT.
Small apartment located
near Five Points. 4 rooms,
hardwood floors, steam beat
and water. Rental only $30.
Nice apartment, 6 rooms
hardwood floors throughout,
private porches, gas range
and shades furnished; well
located. Rental $40.
6-room apartment, well lo
cated. near schools and car
lines; hardwood floors
throughout; nicely papered;
$30.
Auto for showing property.
GIBSON' INS. & REALTY CO.
312 N. 21st St. Phone 2785.
FOR RENT BY OWNER—A very attrac
tive, 8-room, furnace-heated residence on
16th ave., S.; modern, hardwood floors,
sleeping porch; also garage. On car
line and almost new. Phone Main 451.
_9-24-31
FOR RENT—Large rooming house, 2014 Ath
ave. Owner, Room 410 First National.
9-24-31
FOR RENT—NEW APARTMENTS
Two 5-room apartments, 1620 12th st.,
S.. $36; one 4-room apartment, 1622
13th st., S., $30; choice location, one
half block from 16th st. car; east
front; private porches, oak floors,
sleeping porches; window screens,
shades, gas, hot watei, heater fur
nished. Best arrangement. Call to
see thorn, 1620 12th st., S., or phone
Main 2131-W. 9-26-31
FOR RENT.
Handsome 2-story brick building. Nos,
2108-J0 5th ave., lot 50x190 feet, now oc
cupied by Shaw & Son, undertakers;
built especially for undertaker, but will
make alterations to suit any legiti
mate business. Fine opening for an
up-to-date undertaker. Possession Oc
tober 1. For further information, apply
to.
W. B. LEEDY REAL ESTATE & IN
SFRANCE CO.
9-20-5t-su-wed-fri-su-mon
FOR RENT—Part of furnished home,
1V6 blocks east of Five Points; mod
ern in every particular; price rea
sonable. Apply 1012 Eula st. Phone
Main 6058. 9-23-3t-we-fri-su
FOR RENT—Nicely furnished home,
fine location, very reasonable to good
tenant. John M. Cartwright & Co.,
2028 1st ave.
ENTIRE floor in private home, nicely
furnished and well arranged foi
housekeeping; all convenjences, nice
neighborhood; walking distance ol
city; see these rooms, for they are
better than the average in many re
spects. 2115 Humboldt ave., S. Mair
5897 - J. _
FOR RENT—Nice 4-room apartment, bath
balcony, water and heat furnished; pri
vate entrance; new house in best sectioi
Norwood; price, only $30. For • furthei
information call Main 1596 or call at 331
12th ave., N.9-26-2
FOR RENT.
Nice cottage in Earle Place, one blocl
of car line; rent reduced from $30 b
$25. Apply
MALONE-McCONNELL CO..
2024 3d Ave., N. Phones 1238-1239.
• FOR RENT.
Apartment just off Highland ave.; heal
hot and cold water, shades, gas range
Janitor service furnished; these apart
ments are brand new and will let tenan
select paper. Two bedrooms, tile hath
reception room, dining room and kitchen
rent $50 per month; considering what i
furnished this is equal to rent of $40 pe
month in this high-class location; le
us show you through.
JEMISON REAL ESTATE & INS. CO.
211 N. 20th St. Phone 6280.
Agents Empire and Chamber of Com
merce Office Buildings and the Ridge
ly Apartments.
RATES—One cent a word a dayi no ad.
(nkrn for I ewe (Iihm 2Rc for flrat Inaer
li.^tl < t'vli w>m| ni'ninimi'M nnlfr
__FOR KENT ___ _~
HANOVER COURT.
Look thro' this beautiful
apartment home today. It is
undoubtedly a most desirable
residence in every way. Ev
ery modern convenience in
stalled for the comfort of
its tenants. Every room an
outside exposure, large and
airy. Roof garden with en
closed glass observatory.
Vacuum cleaning system,
etc.
RENTAL $50 to $65
Phone for our representative
to show you thro* this ideal
apartment home.
GIBSON INS. * REALTY CO.
312 N. 21st St. Thone 2785.
FOR RENT—Seven-room house, bath, 2<>19
Ave. D. $25. Owner, Room 410 First Na
tional. , 9-24-3t
~ FOR RENT—ROOMS
a HE A V A LUN—Cool, pleasant, outside
rooms; modern conveniences; moderate
prices; baths free. 2100 5th ave. 7-12-tf
NICELY furnished front rooms; house
screened, hot baths at all hours;
price reasonable. 2212 4th ave., N.
_ 9-8-tf
ROOMS—With or without board; new
management. 1920 6th ave., N. 9-16-12t
FOR RENT—October 1, three or four
unfurnished housekeeping rooms
with use of living room. Lights,
water and telephone included at $20
per month. 622 Cotton ave., West
End. Phone West End 605. 9-18-tf
NICELY furnished rooms, modern con
veniences, steam heat, etc.; convenient
to cars and city; excellent meals served
with private family. 1921 Ave. H. Cul
lom Apartment.. 9-19-12t
FOR RENT—Nicely furnished room for
two young men, business or professional
men preferred, South Highlands. Phone
Main 3847-W\ 9-G-tf
BOARDERS WANTED.
FOUR NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS.
LARGE CLOSP1TS, LIGHTS, FUR
NACE HEAT. ETC.. TO COUPLES OR
YOUNG MEN; FIRST-CLASS TABLE
SERVICE: REFERENCES EX
CHANGED. PHONE 5547. 2172 HIGH
LAND AVE. 9-21-7t
NICELY furnished second floor bedroom
to couple or two men; every conven
ience and close to business district; rent
very reasonable. 2113 5th ave., N. 9-22-tf
FURNISHED roorps for light house
j keeping. 2114 6th ave. 9-23-3t
NEATLY furnished rooms for ’ight house
keeping, convenient, reasonable. 614 N.
17th st. 9-24-2t
ONp5 very fine, large furnished room;
elegant private home; close in; 2114 6th
ave.9-24-3t
tf'OR RENT—To couple or young men
with satisfactory references, 3-room,
unfurnished apartment arranged for
light housekeeping. Phone owner,
Cliff road, Main 7760-J.
9-18-fr-su-we-tf
TWO front rooms in modern home.
1218 20th st. S. Main 6114-W.
12-31-tf-we-fr-su
LARGE, front room, with board. Mis.
Henry. 1830 6th ave. 9-25-6t
THREE very nicely furnished, con
necting rooms, for light housekeep
ing; modern conveniences. 2117
Ave. H. 9-25-5t
NICK upstairs room, convenient to bath;
hot water, electric lights. Phone Main
1402-J. 2211 6th ave.9-2S-3t
_AUTOMOBILES^^_
IMPROVED SANDBO STARTER—The
Sandbo self-starter is especially
adapted for Ford and Maxwell “25”
cars; it is the best cold weather
starter on the market; price, fully
| guaranteed, $20; territory and paying
proposition to live agents Sandbo
Starter Sales Co.. Box 549 Memphis.
9-20-7t
FOR SALE—High grade 5-passenger car,
can be used as 7-passenger, has extra
seats, new top and newly painted; will
sacrifice for cash or good notes. See
owner at Room 11, Potter Bldg., or
phone Main 655. 9-23-5t
WILL exchange 1913 5-passenger automo
bile in first class condition for grocery
business, or some other good business
Call 3764-J. 3-25-21
i _FA.ivao.vAi._
, LADIES—$1000 reward; l'"pusltlvefy'"guar
antee my great aucceaaful “Monthly"
remedy; safely relieves some of thl
longest, most obstinate, abnormal case.
In three to live days; no harm, pain oi
Interference with work; mall. $1.69
Double strength, $2. Dr. Southington,
; K Lons Bids.. Kansas City. Mo. 6-24-tl
’ MEN—Prescription 777 cures G. and Q. oi
money refunded, $1 at all druggists.
7-a-ti
FARM LAN US*
mMTANrWMRTTrTLASAffi
For Sale by *
INGRAM REALTY COMPANY.
Empire Bldg. Phone Main 1197.
9-12-tl
> GOOD forth for sale; 100 acres near towi
• of Jemisdn. Ala., at $20 per acre o
exchange for city property of sam
1 value. Address Box 66, Jemlson, Ala.
. 9-22-21
» KODAKS
L JTCMsdeveloped, 10c per roll. Prints 3.
1 and 4c each. Prompt attention sm
work the best. Coveil Co6 31-t
- WANTED AGENTS _
- AGENTS' wanted ~ for " the be^t an.
quickest seller on market; agent
make $25 to $50 weekly. Apply t.
£233 1st ave. 9-25-3
SELECT NOMINEE!
—
Tennessee Mass Convention
Will Be Held On
Saturday
Chattanooga, Term., September 24— (Spe- i
cial.)—Democratic nominees for both the*
upper and lower house of the state leg
islature will be selected at a mass con
vention at nooji ‘ next Saturday. Dele
gates to this convention will be selected
and instructed at ward meetings Friday
night. Considerable interest is being dis
played in the campaign for nominations
in spite of the European war and unnat
ural trade conditions.
The list of announced candidates is as
follow’s: For senator. Colonel W. R.
Crabtree and W. H. Cummings; for rep
resentative, E. J. Bryan, P. S. Poindex
ter, J. J. Levine, J. L. Halberg,4 J. J.
Lively. Fr?d Shepherd, John O'Brien, W.
L. Williams, W. VS. Nixon and W. R.
Meyer Republican aspirants do not plan
any- active campaign until the personnel
of the democratic ticket is known.
Waiting for the Spur
j From Judg^.
Maud—So lie’s been calling on you i
regularly for 10 years. Why do you
suppose he hasn’t proposed?
Beatrix—Oh, you see, he's the sort
of man who always does things on the*
spur of the moment.
Legal Notice
State of Alabama—Jefferson County:
Notice is hereby given that the un-j
dersigned mortgagee will sell at pub- |
lie outcry to the highest bidder for
cash at noon on Tuesday, September 30, |
1914. in front of the courthouse door
on Third avenue in the city of Birming
ham, Ala., the following described real
property situated in Jefferson county,
Ala., to-wit; Lot “E” in block 31, In ;
the survey of the property of Phelan’s
estate in Phelan’s addition to Birming
ham, according to the map thereof, re
corded in map book 7, page 4 2, in I
the office of the probate judge of said j
county, said lot fronts 50 feet on the
north side of 15th avenue, south, and
runs back of uniform width at right
angles thereto, 200 feet to an alley, sit
uated in the city of Birmingham, in
said county, in said state.
Said sale is to be had under and by
virtue of a power of sale contained in
a certain mortgage given to the un
dersigned. William Swift Woolsey, by
Mrs. Kate Beyer, and husband, Lee J.
Beyer, on, to-wit, the 30th day of Jan
uary, 1914, and recorded in the pro
bate office of Jefferson county, Ala.,
in vol. 761, on page 12, said mortgage
having been given to secure the pay
ment of a certain indebtedness men
tioned therein, and said mortgagors
being in default in payment of said in
debtedness.
The proceeds of said sale will be dis
tributed in accordance with the provi
sions of said mortgage relating there
to. Signed.
WILLIAM SWIFT WOOLSEY,
Mortgagee.
Carl D. Coker, Attorney for Mortga
gee. 9-4-3t-fl
Bids Wanted
The board of revenue of Jefferson
county w’ill receive bids till noon 12
o'clock Thursday. October 1, 1914, for
dlsmanteling and re-erecting the steel
bridge from the old site at Jasper ford
bridge to the new’ site near Maxine.
For plans and specifications see J. W.
Gwin, county highway engineer, room
393 courthouse, Birmingham, Ala. The
county reserves the right to reject any
or all bids. 9-16-3t-we-fr-su
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^ -'
Bachelor
Apartments
Entire eighth floor set aside ex
clusively for bachelors- These are
the finest and most complete
apartments in the south. Every
thing here you can possibly need
to make you comfortable. Rates
from $17.50 upward, per month. I
Beautifully
Furnished Rooms
Where desired. Rooms are large
and will easily accommodate two
friends to share expenses. Two
large bedrooms with bath, com
pletely furnished and supplied with
service of linen, lights, heat, hot,
cold and ice water, equal to finest
hotel, at $60 per month. Will cost
four friends sharing only $15 each.
Think of this. See us about it.
JEMISON
Real Estate & Insurance Co.
A Kent* ItiriKcl.v Apiirlmentu, Umpire
ami Chamber of Commerce
ItllillllllKN
211 N. 20th St. Phone B2S0
I ■■■ — . ■
Two Sizes Lower
From the Philadelphia Ledger.
There recently came to a fashionable
shop a daughter of a man whose wealth
has been acquired within very recent
years. The young woman was disposed
to patronize the clerk and rejected a
number of classy slippers he produced
for her approval.
Finally she said: “T think, perhaps,
I shall take these two pairs. But Louis
XV heels are too high for me. Give me
a size lower—t-or, say, perhaps Louis
XIII will he high enough.’•
Big Reduction
Price Was $8000. Now $6500
One of the best built and arranged
homes on the South Highlands; it
has eight rooms and is modern
throughout; fine cement basement,
oak floors, furnace, etc. Cpme, look
at this home with us, for it’s a real
bargain. At this price you must pay
$1500 cash.
McDavid Investment Company
2109 3d Avenue Phone 2628 Main
LOOSE LEAF LEDGERS
AND SUPPLIES. BLANK
(Flat. Opening) BOOKS
OFFICE SYSTEMS
ROBERTS & SON, (Inc.)
“Tlie nig Alnhnma Honne"
1810-1812 THIRD AVE.
Phone S4A1 Main
Wheeler Hotel
Eutaw, Ala.
Good Service and Up-to
Date in Every Respect,
A Satisfactory Office
isEasytoFind
in the Empire
Building
1. Empire offices are finished and
attractive. Have southern and east
ern exposures, which are most com
fortable in this climate.
2. Empire offices have hot and
cold water. Janitor service and vac
uum cleaning throughout building.
Thorough attention given to tenants.
3. The Empire has large, roomy
elevators and white, courteous opera
tives.
4. Empire service is often praised.
We have letters from present tenants
to that effect. Why not enjoy such
satisfactory service? Reserve your
office now.
You Know Now That the Em
i pire Is Fireproof and Safe.
It Has Been Tested
'A Few Offices for Rent in the Empire at $12.50 Up. The Empire Is Cen
trally Located. On the Corners With "The Big Four.* '
■ Jemison Real Estate & Ins. Co.
! 211 N. 20th St. AGENTS Phone 5280
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