The Birmingham age-herald. [volume], February 17, 1915, Page 8, Image 8

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ONE CENT A WORD
H tTES—Onf cent n word « rimy; no ml.
taken for lc*s than i!f»c f«»r first Iftscr
tlon. (asli must nmunpnny order.
WANTED
£Tirxrr??crTur^r^ r^y^rf
WE sharpen safety razor blades better
than new, 25o dozen. Send them parcel
post. Robert Prowell Stove Co.. Bir
mingham, Ala. 6-14-tf
WE buy second hand clothes, shoes, for
_cash. Phone [phone] Second. 1-20-tf
I BUY first mortgages and well secured
notes, amounts $50 and up. J. W. Dukes,
425 Woodward Bldg. 2-7-tf
WANTED—500 people who have failed to
find a cure for their stofnach trouble,
to test Pepso-Pacific at our expense;
quick, permanent cure for all Indiges
tion and nervousness; ask your drug
gist or write Chos. Knight, Birmingham,
Ala. Doster-Northtngton Drug Co.,
distributors. 2-14-3t-su-tu-we
W ANTED—To buy second-hand theatri
cal equipment, such as chairs, asbestos
curtain, stage rigging, etc.; must be
cheap: give lint and prices in first let
ter. Address X-16. care Age-Herald.
2-17-31
~_SITUATION^ W A JV TED
THE City Employment' Bureau will be
glad to furnish free any class of help
wanted. We investigate all applicants,
the record of all applicants for posi
tions of responsibility. This bureau is
under the auspices of churches of Bir
mingham. We earnesfly ask your co
operation. Phone Main 1870. 3212 1st
ave. 7-18-tf
ENERGETIC YOUNG MAN OF SEVEN
YEARS EXPERIENCE AS ACCOUNT
ANT AND CREDIT MAX DESIRES
CHANGE TO POSITION WHERE
THERE ARE BIGGER AND BETTER
OPPORTUNITIES. ADDRESS N-16.
CARE AGE-HERALD. 2-16-3t
WANTED—Position, anything considered,
have had experience in grocery store;
machinist and bookkeeping. Address
•1 -16. Age-Herald. ,2-16-2t
REFINED young lady with 6 years ex
perience Jn legal department of bank;
can furnish best reference from last
employer: will accept temporary work.
Address L-16, Age-Herald. 2-16-2t
ALL-ROUND chef cook wants job; if
years' experience in cooking and bak
ing. Address, All-Round Cook, 1707 4th
ave.. Birmingham, Ala. 2-16-2t
Ml;. BUSINESS MAN i want a job? am
29 years old, married and have had 11
years* business experience; the past
eight years with a large lumber corpor
ation. Am not only a first-class steno
bookkeeper and all round office man,
but am qualified to fill a chief clerk’s
or assistant manager's job. Give me a
trial. Address 0-16. care Age-Herald.
#__a-xg-at
FIRST CLASS fireman and engineer
wants steady work; all round repair.
Address H-16, Age-Herald. 2-16-21
YOUNG Man 32 years of age, married,
wants position at once ns bookkeeper
and general office man; anything con
sidered. Phone M. 8156-J. 2-lG-2t
SITUATION wanted by colored man; .'ill
round cook, hotels, cafe; reference; will
leave town. C. Harris. 223 19th st., S.
W ANTED—Situation as pants maker or
bushelman, by colored man. Address
M-16. care Age-Herald. 2-16-2t
YOUNG lady attending business col
lege wishes place to assist with
housework nights, mornings aud Sat
urdays in payment for board; ref- (
erenc.es given and required. Address
T-16. care Age-Herald 2-16-2r
POSITION W ANTED—By young married
man; must have work; anything con- 1
•idered but commissions; best of city
references, thorougrly acquainted with
the city. Address R. W. J*.. ion N. 16th
st., city. 2-17-2t
A MIDDLE AGED lady would like to get
« place as house-keeper for respectable
widower. Address 6800 1st ave. Mrs. B.,
East Lake. Ala. 2-17-21 j
WuRK wanted by married man. clerk or
office; understand both; use typewrit
er; will start, reasonable to prove abil
ity Address F-16, rare Age-Herald.
a_ 2-17-2t
WANTED .lob by boy at any kind of y
work, can furnish references, will work
for reasonable salary. Apply Z-16. <•«*•.»
Age-Hera Id. 2-17-3*.
W ANTED Work of any kind by bright
young man; high school graduate; will
work as office boy or anything that is
honorable. Address Y-16 care Arc
Herald._ 2-17-7t
~__JT)R RENT__ 1
FOR RENT.
912.50 room, furnished complete for bach
elors; Richmond apartments. 2630 High
land ave.; steam heat; tile bath.
DILLARD INVESTMENT AND 1NSUR- I
A NOE CO.,
Phone 7560 or 3520.
2-J4-4t
NEWLY furnished apartment; Terrace
Court; three rooms and bath; occupants
leaving city. Phone Main 2077. 2-16-6t.
FOR RENT- Best iooated boarding
house In the city, 27 rooms, on corner,
built in refrigerator. Ruud gas heater,
all outside rooms, four baths. J. B.
Dryer, 80G Title Bldg. 2-17-12t
FOR RENT.
•-room bungalow, near Idlewild car line,
furnace heat, hardwood floors, serv
ant's house; $35.
■McCONNELL-ANGLIN-WHITE
R. & f. CO..
2025 3d Ave. Phones 1238-1623.
FURNISHED APARTMENT,
LOCATED NEAR FIVE POINTS,
Has every modern convenience, attrac- j.
tlvely furnished throughout. Let us
•how you this; moderate rent.
MOSELEY -HEN DE R SON- DAY IR.
312 N. 21st St. Phones 791-792.
F6R RENT Two or three-room Tur^
nlshed apartment for light housekeep
ing; South Highlands modern home:
moderate rent; walking distance of
town. Main 5615-W.
' WAMTED—BOAKUERS 1
K5oM~5-Uh board, beautiful location,
high corner lot, modern conveniences.
|M per couple. 1600 16th ave., S. 2-17-51
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ONE CENI A WORD
RATES—One cent a word n day: no nd.
taken for lean than 2fir for llrat Inser
tlon. Caah mnwt tUTompnn.v order.
_FOK SALE
TALK WITH A LA NJEMISOI^
1003 Jeff. Co. Bank Bldg. 8-8-tf
E. J. BURNS CO.
REAL ESTATE. PHONE 7C8.
__ 10-4-tf
WE will build you a home. Birming
ham Building and Imp. Co., 414-15-16
American Trust Bldg. 1-16-tf
FOR SALE—Oranges, large, fancy fruit,
75c per 100; shipped In bushel baskets,
boxes or barrels to any address. Cash
with order. Jax Fruit and Produce Co.,
Jacksonville, Fla. 2-11-tf
FOR SALE—The only bargain in Bir
mingham; rents for |15; $750 cash will
buy It; 6-room negro, double-brick, well
located. P-16, Age-He raid. 2-16-2t
SaTThI cheap, international car;
good as new; suitable for taxicab; dairy
or farm truck; ride* easy; carries big
load. T. F. Johnson. 6426 1st ave. 2-16-2t
SALE one first-class used rebuilt
motor truck, at a bargain; terms to re
sponsible parties. Harwood-Barley Mfg.
Co-. Marlon, Ind. l-24-2t-su-wed-tf
for Sale or exchaNGE-For bEi -
mlngliam property; one extra good
black belt plantation. Well improved
and plenty water. Ideal place for stock
raising or general farming. If you are
in the market for a stock farm don’t
fail to investigate this. Don’t answer
tinless you mean business. B. L. Boy
kin, Minter, Ala.. R. F. D. No. 2.
12-14-3t-su-we-su
ONE CENT A WOKE
RATES—One «*enl h word n <lay; no ac
taken for lean than ISTn* for I'trnt inner
Hon. < wwh mnwt Hpnmi|>nny ordei
FOR SALE
Here is a 7-room house on North High
lands which you can buy on dead eas;
terms, if you want a nice place, it1
me show you this at once, and malt
me an offer. James A. Wood, witl
Pelrce-Foshee Realty Co., 1522 Empire
Phone [phone]
NORMENT’S BARGAINS IN HOMES
1-3 OR MORE LESS THAN VALUE.
PART OF PURCHASE MONEY PAIL
YOU CAN OWN YOUR HOME FOR
THE BALANCE. NORTH AND SOLTI
HIGHLANDS AND ALT, SUBURBS.
HOMES FOR RENT.
Phone Main 269. 2026 1st Ave.
(One copy of this ad worth $25 on pun
chase price of any home.)
__l-2S-t:
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE—Several im
proved Yazoo-Delta plantations; writ
for particulars. W. T. Pitts, The Lam
Man, Indlanaio, Miss. 2-16-7
FOR SALE—36 head of horses an.
mules sold cheap if sold soon. 171;
2d ave.. care of Ala. Shoeing Shop
Alain 1 903. 2-1 6-71
WEST END BARGAIN.
What have you to trade for a good 6
room bungalow in West End? It's wortl
$4000, hot you can buy It now for $:lf>oo.
It's modern, on lot 50x190. and facet
south. See James A. Wood, with Peircc
Foshee i'o„ 1522 Empire. Phone 6955
2-17-21
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF FA«8EKUEH TRAINS, RIRMINliHAM
The following schedule flgsrie are published only us Information, and are nol
guaranteed.__
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18 New York 12 20 rm 30 Now York 6 00 am
New York 5:48 pn* 24 New York 4 :00 pip
11 Atlanta 5:00 am IB Atlanta 12:15 uiu
!3 Atlanta 11:20 pm 10 Atlanta ft-. '.O am
13 Atlanta 8:45 pat 86 Atlanta am
10 Atlanta 16:00 pm 24 Atlanta * 4:60 pm
10 Columbia 11:15 am H Greenville 6:45 am
[2 Greenville 7 85 pm 10 Moblle-Selmi 7 00 am
Selma 11:38 am 37 Selma 4 .40 pm
!0 Mobile Selma 7:00 pm is Columbue 3:45 pm
»S .tackvonvilla 11 5 nm 24 .TwchaenvUle_< -00 nor.
Queen «L Creaeent Route
A. G. 8. H. H.
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1 Cincinnati 10:25 pm 1 N. O. A Slir pt 10 .38 pot
2 New Orleans 0:20 am 2 Cin. A N. Y. 6:30 am
8 Cincinnati 10:50 am 8 Mew Orleans 11:05 nm
4 New Orleans 7 00 pm 4 Cincinnati 7:10 pm
6 Chattanooga 11:43 am 6 Meridian 4:10 pm
6 Meridian 10:80 am C Chattanooga 4.00 pm
12 Meridian 11:40 pm II Meridian8 :10am
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05 Kanyaa City it:50 pm 100 Kanaaa City 12.30 pm
.OR Kanaaa City 0:18 am 104 Kansas City 10:30 pm
>85 Amor.* 10:15 am 020 Amoty 3:25 pm
‘-^..Mnaphlv8:53 pm 922 MenQplila 7:00 am
4 eutrul of Gu. II.v.
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1 Macon 10:10 pm 2 Macon 7:00 am
, Jacksonville 12:18pm 10 Jarkannvilla 4:35 pm
1 Savannah 12:01 pm 4 Savannah 3:80 pm
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\M I I IKMI V*r~«T \TIOft
Senlioaril Air l,ino lijr.
Arrive from- No. Depart to—
B New York 10:0u pm « \ew YorK 0 50 an
I I New Yotfc 1:00 pm 12 New York 3:00 pm
23 Atlanta0:40 pm 22 Atlanta_ 7 :'4Q air
Illinois Onttal Xty.
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» _4:05 pm 10 ChicagoI I f. rm
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L. A K. It. II.
No. Arrive from— No. Depart to—
1 Cincinnati 8:52 am 1 New Orleana 9:00 an
1 New Oileaus 12:40 pm 2 Cincinnati 12.52 pn
8 Cincinnati 3:02 piu 3 New Orleana 3:15 pn
4 New Orleana H:37 pm 4 Cincinnati X:43 pn
H Decatur 7 :15 pin •«! Decatur 7:00 an
7 Cincinnati S.SUain 8 Cincinnati 11:45 pn
10 Montgomery 7:43 pm 9 Montgomery 6:00 an
*15 Decatur 10:15 am *14 Decatur 4 .00 prr
Blrmiiifclmm Mine nil
No Arrive from— No. Depart to—
30 Traco 5:15 pm 38 Praco 8;J5 an
48 Tusealooaa 11:10 am 41 Blocton 0:30 am
42 Bloc-ton 7:25 pm 4ft Bloc-ton 1:54 am
45 Anniston 10:40 am <4 Anniston 3 40 pin
4? Anniston 8:50 pm 46 Anniston 8:35 am
2 Tuscaloosa 5:3upin 101 Tusealeoaa 7:00 a m
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23 Roanoke 11:30 am 20 Roanoke 7:30 am
25 Mandicater 0:00 pm 24 M.-mclimter 4 13 i»m
_ __FOK SALE
dft. MERCHANT—You want the latest
advertising novelty for “Fashion
Week." Something that will boost busi
ness lor you. Call at Room 527 Jeffer
son County Bank Bldg., or phone Main
232S. 3-14-61
■>NE MILLION each, Exceislor, Lady
Thompson, Missionary, Klondike and
Aroma strawberry plants; asparagus and
other small fruit plants and trees;
write today for prices. Chattanooga
Nurseries, 15 Missionary Ridge, Chat
tanooga. Tenn. 2-6-8t-ex-sun
K)OD two-horse mower at d rake, $27.50;
satisfaction guaranteed, first check gets
this unusual bargain. P. C. Smith, agent,
Thorsby, Ala. 2-10-2t-wed-su
'OR quick sale. 40 acres of good moun
tain land; 30 acres in cultivation, 3-room
house, plenty of good water, 4 miles east
of Bangor, Blount Co., $10u cash, $100
each year for five years, with interest
at .8 per cent. Address. J. W. B. Pannell,
HanoeVtllig Ala. 2l7-2t
i.< KIKING i''MR A BARGAINt
I ere is a 6-room modern bungalow in
Norwood on easiest kind of terms. Just
one block from car; has every conveni
ence; make me an offer. James A.
Wood, with Peirce-Foshee Realty Co.,
1522 Empire. Phone [phone]
OR SALE—As we will soon discontinue
the. randy department of our business,
about April 1, we offer at special price
a beautiful quartered oak wall case,
with ball-fearing doors; top and bot
tom, and several other pieces store fix
tures. including cashier's desk. These
would be suitable for drug or fancy gro
cery store. Sutton Ice Cream Mfg. Co.
Phone [phone]t-we-su
<>R SALE—500 acres of very desirable
farm land for sale at attractive prices;
located near the town of Hamilton. Har
ris county, Georgia. For particulars ap
pl’ t<> Mrs. Minnie W. Hudson, Execu
trnx, Hamilton, Ga. 2-17-6t-eod
OR TRADE- South Alabama farms; one
4(i*acre, one 200-acre, one 400 and one 800
acre; price, $20 per acre; will trade
clear for clear city income property, or
will take your equity and accept mort
gage on farm. These farms are lo
cated close to railroad station and are
healthy. Mlnge, 924 Jefferson Bank
Bldg. 2-17-tf
OR SALE—A market, good location In
heart of city, only reason for selling in
very bad health, must leave city; would
sell cheap for cash or exchange for real
estate. Address Mr. Jones, P. O. Box
800.__
TWO REAL BARGAINS,
outh Highland home, well located n.i
paved street, that has 7 rooms; furnace
heat; hardwood floors downstairs and
papered throughout. This home could
not be built for less than the prlc'
asked. Very reasonable terms can he
made; price $4250, but make us an of
fer.
ountaln Heights home on lot 50x190 feet.
2-story, 8 rooms, just half block from
car line In the best residence section:
rents for $30 per month and has $2000
6 per cent first mortgage on It; price
$4000 on terms to suit purchaser. Let
us show you this and make ns an offer.
“WE SELL LOTS.”
M’DAVID INVESTMENT COMPANY,
2105 3rd Ave. Main 2628.
OR SALE OR EXCHANGE—A
dry press brick plant In a
good town doing a nice business; for
particulars write W. T. P.itts, the
Land Man, indlanola, Miss. 2-16-Tt
*
__FOR SALE_____
PI NG A LOW—Beautiful bungalow east of
20th st.. one block from Highland ave.;
fares east, on elevated lot; G rooms, 3
bedrooms and sleeping i>orch; big attic
across entire house: hardwood floors
throughout, mirrored doors; tile bath;
cemented basement and furnace. Price,
>6500, on terms. Call Main 3209- W.
FOR SALE—Lowndes county farm of 290
acres. 18 miles below Selma, two negro
tenant houses on place but no residence;
this place cost us $5800 about two years
ago. will sell at cost.
178 acres at Chalkville, 7 miles above East
Lake; rough land, some of which can
be cultivated to advantage, good for
orchard or trucking, poultry raising,
cattle or hogs; no house on property
and for that reason 1 offer same at
$40 per acre.
Several 5-acre tracts of land, half-mile
from city limits, east of Roebuck
Springs at $200 per acre; terms arranged;
build a small house on one of these
tracts and he Independent.
RAINS REALTY CO.,
2127 3d Ave.
____ 2-14-3t-su-t u-we
loo A<'"ri;s 2 miles north of the famous
mineral (artesian) town of Livingston,
Sumter county, Ala. All land can be cul
tivated; 6-room, large house; 1 cistern,
several wells, 2 barns and other out
buildings; wired in; an orchard, early
and late fruit and several pecan trees;
>85 per acre; easy terms; no incum
brance. Write Mrs. Robert B. Pruett,
Broken Arrow. Ok la. Route 8, Box 1.
_ _ 2-17-ot-wed-su
CLEANING and pressing business at liar
gain; easy terms; no interest; three
years in same location in heart of city;
good reason for selling. Call 2012 4th
ave. Phone Main 8286.
HOI’SE for sale; beautiful 7-room house
on Crescent ave.; hardwood floors; ce
ment basement; furnace; modern to the
minute; for $6500, on terms. Call Main
3200-W. This is a real bargain.
COI,IjATERa77 ^TaTTE—Default hnving
been made in the payment of the In
debtedness for the security of v/hich
the hereinafter described certificate
of stock was deposited collaterally,
the undersigned will proceed to sell
at public outcry to the highest bid
der for cash, during the legal hours
of sale, before the courthouse door
of Jefferson county. Alabama, on Sat
urday, March G, 1915, the following
described personal property, to-wit:
Certificate No. 24 of the capital stock
ot the Burn well Coal company, a cor
poration, said certificate being for
125 shares of said capital stock.
* W. J. FRANCIS, as Trustee.
2-1 7-15t
PERSONAL ~~
LADIES—$1000 reward? T positively
guarantee my great successful
‘•monthly'* remedy, safely relieves
some of the longest, most obstinate,
abnormal cases in three to five days;
no harm, pain or interference with
work; mall, $1.50; double strength, *2;
booklet free. Dr Southington. 38 Long
Rldg. Kansas City. Mo. 10-15-tf
MAILING LISTS
compiled. Letters, addressing, mailing,
printing. "Ask Mr. Hatnmille, he prob
ably knows."2-11-tf
. WANTED—SALESMEN
only experienced man need apply. Ad
dress V-1G, care Age-Herald.
I ONE CENT A WORD
HATF.S—One cent n word «• flays uo ad.
taken for leu* than l!Rc fur first Inner.
. <l«»n. <nwh niuwt accompany order.
... WANTED—MALE HELP
WE want a good man to sell fruit trees
and ornamentals In the Birmingham
territory; light work; permanent job;
i good pay. Smith Bros. Dept. 63, (’on
j cord, Ga. 2-6-19t
1 HAVE several good jobs open; if you
want work I can use* you. Send dime
• stamp and reference for sure reply. Ad
dress J. D. Gray, Carrollton, Ala.
_ 2-14-4t
GOOD business houses in this town
want partners that can invest small or
large amounts and take active interest.
Call and see us. We charge you noth
ing for our services. National Under
writers, 927 First National Bank Bldg.
; _ _ _ _ 2-16-4t
LOCAL representative wanted: no can'
, vassing or soliciting required: good
income assured. Address National Co
Operative Realty Co., V-700 Marden
. Bldg.. Washington, D. C.
2-3-17 t-we-sn
GOVERNMENT positions are easy to get.
My free booklet Y-209 tells how; write
today—now. Earl Hopkins, Washington,
D. C. l-3-17t-su-we
WANTED—Men to learn tfie barber trade;
few weeks completes; position open;
tuition $2o: free catalog. Birmingham
Barber college, Birmingham.
2-2-tf fri-su-wod
WANTED—A bookkeeper who has had
experience in a wholesale grocery
house in Birmingham and w ith the trade;
application confidential; parties e.\
l>" t to start new business. Address
Q-l-1. care Age-Herald. 2-7-3t-su-mo-we
WANTED Single young in.-., from J" to
30 y,ars of Age. who can sell news
papers. apples, oranges and bananas on
railroad trains. Call 1914 Morris ave.
2-17-jt
LISTEN, you unemployed: Feed arid
clothe your family and pay your rent
with profits made manufacturing arid
selling my famous Indian Chief Lini- j
merit Send dime and stamp for sample!
and particulars. Address J. D. Gray,
Carrollton, Ala.2-17-30t
WANTED—!■ EM ALE HELP
SOUVENIRS—Advertising Novelties and
Specialties of all kinds. Just the thing
to boost business. Room 627 Jefferson
County Bank Bldg. Phone [phone]-bt
WOMEN—Sell guaranteed hosiery to
friends, neighbors and general wearer;
70 per cent profit; make $10 daily; ex- ,
perience unnecessary. International i
Mills, West Philadelphia, Pa.
ll-29-4St-gu-we j
FOR RENT—ROOMS
TIJE^AAbACoN^DY^mn^preM
rooms; modern conveniences; moderate
prices; Laths free. 210i# ath uve. 7-12-tf
WANTED—to rent to suitable party a
comfortable suite of rooms, with
sleeping porch, southern exposure;
also one single room with private
bath; In furnace heated home on
Highland ave.; with or without board.
Apply 2177 Highland ave. Phone Main
2398-J.11-17-tf
NICELY furnished upstairs front room;
elegant heated bathroom; hot bath at
all hours; price reasonable. 2212 4th
ave., north. 12-15-tf
ELEGANTLY furnished rooms with
board; new management. 1912 6th ave., N.
2-10-12t
ROOMS—$2.50 a week; hot water"*-all
conveniences; walking distance. 2209
6th ave., N. 2-ll-7i
LARGE front room, with board. Mrs.
Henry, 1830 6th ave. 2-L3-7t
NICELY furnished rooms wilh board.
1212 20th st., S. Phone Main 1207-J.
____ 14-71
FURNACE heated, nicely furnished
rooms, modern home; home-like sur
roundings; private family. 2200 N. 7th
ave._ 2-14-r»t
NICELY furnished rooms. Southside
home. 1615 10th ave., S. 2-15-3t
TWO furnished rooms for light house
keeping; furnace heat; lights; hot and
cold water: 723 First Ave. Phone 71-W.
W est End. 2-16-tf
Ft HT RENT—Two furnished rooms, up
stairs. for light houskeeptng; light and
water. .1823 6th ave., N. 2-16-31
ONE large, light, new front room, pri
vnte entrance, with kitchenette, fur
nished complete for housekeeping; elec
tric lights, hath, dishes, linen, gas
siove; $3 per week. 4121 Ave. .C, Avon
dale. 2-14-2t-su-we
FURNISHED ROOM for rent, in a fur
naeo heated house, near Five Points,
’fe block of car line. Phone Main 42nti-W.
2-17-tf
FOR RENT—Nicely furnished front room,
private home with every modern con
venience; splendid neigh borhood; terms
reasonable, 14th ave., one block South
Highland. Main 6259.
ONE front room, elegantly furnished for
light housekeeping, very desirable and
very near to business center; low rat«»,
quiet and service up to date. 626 N. 23d
st.
F<^R EXCHANGE =
and tenant house in rear; brick store
and dwelling In West End. and other
property; will trade for automobile or
farm. 1417 Jefferson County Bank
Bldg. Main 1464.
AJUNEV TO LEND
talk with alax'JemTsonT' “
Main 100. *-8-tf
WE negotiate loans and acll real estate.
Can handle desirable farm loana. Ma
lone-McConnell Co.. 2106 lat ave. 10-29-tf
REAL ESTATE loans to suit you In
amount, terms and Interest: can pay
hack monthly or yearly; will take sec
ond mortgage. John W. I'ruoe, 106 N.
22d st. Hell Phone [phone]-tf
MOVEY Immediately available; well se
cured first mortgage loans. Lsonard Rl
lev Co., 726 Woodward. i-l-tf
WILL place your money on B’ham prop
erty at « per cent net. W. E. Ewart.
R. E., Ins., Loans, Farms. 2106 1st ave.
2-14-au-we-tf
BUSINESS CHANCES
cure Dartner see us; wre have clients
with cash. National Underwriters. 9271
First Nat’l Bank Bldg. 2-16-4t
I \V AN TED—Partner, small capital, manu
I facturlng, new goods; good demand. Ad
1 dress W-16, care Age-Herald. 8-17-3t
ONE CENT A WOOD
RATER—One cent a word a dayi no ad
tnken for lea* than 2Bc for flrat inner,
tion. t'awh mint accompany order.
_A UCTIO NSALE
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AUCTION SALE OF HORSES
AND MULES.
We Will Hold Our Opening Sale
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 18.
100 head of horse* and mares
bought for army purpose*, too
light for artillery service; large
consignment young mules. 3 to 5
years old. ready for immediate
use.
Plenty of second-hand horses
and mules. We will buy mule*
5 to 12 years old. 15 to 16 hands.
1000 pounds and up. if sound
and in good condition.
KIES SONS.
Birmingham. Ala.
•_M7-2t
HOTEL MASON,
2016 6th Ave.
Cleanest and brightest rooms .n city.
Hot and cold running water. Baths
free; low rates to suit times.
HOME COMFORTS—HOTEL SERVICE.
9-27-tf
_ ^^NTED—HELP__
WANTED—Railway mail and postal
clerks; examinations soon; over 8000 ap
pointments yearly; prepare at home;
write for plan No. 3G of payment after
appointment. Philadelphia usiness
College, Civil Service Dept.. Philadel
phia. Pa. 1-3-tf
THOUSANDS government jobs open to
men and women; $65 to $150 month. Write
for list. Franklin Institute, Dept. 3-B,
Rochester. N. Y. 2-2-lm ex. mo-tu-th
__TYPEWRITERS^^ __
REMINGTONS for rent; visibles. 83 per
month. $7.50 for 8 months; rental pay
ment applies if machine is purchased.
Remington Typewriter Co., 2115 1st ave.
Telephone Main 27. 2-13-10t-eod
ANNOUNCEMENTS
TELL me your roof troubles; will cure
them and furnish a guarantee; mil
lion dollar concern is behinu this
proposition: easy terms, one year to
pay in. Phone Main 1365, West End
718-J or address
MR. WADDY, 2014 AVE. A.
,2-7-tf |
FOR EXCHANGE
at cash value for accounts In Jeffer
son County Bank. Property located on
Tidewater car line in Avondale. Ad
dress J. C.. care Age-Herald. 2-14-5t
LOST—STRAYED—STOLEN
LOST, STRAYED, STOLEN—One deen
bay mare, about 800 pounds weight, 9
years old. short tail, foretop trimmed,
hitched to side spring, black Babcock
buggy with top. Reward If returned
to Waner Ice Cream and Candy
Co. Birmingham, Ala. 2-16-2t
LOST, strayed or stolen, a bargain if you
fail to buy your shoes from T). B. Lus
ter. practical shoe man, 2105 2d a.ve.
Phono 7347. l-28-eod-l6t
LOST—On Norwood or North Highlands
car, about 1'o’clock Sunday, black silk
fob with Masonic emblem. Call Main
2108.
1.0ST— Monday either In Bessemer, on
North Bessemer car, or in Birmingham,
purse containing $36: name, C. P. Har
wlll on purse. Return to Carroll Har
vill. 201 Clark building, and receive
reward. Phone Main 607.
ONE small Boston Bull Terrier 1 email!
from 1726 16tli ave., S., Tuesday Lib
eral reward for her return. Kenneth
C. Charlton.
LEGAL NOTICES
Notice
The board of revenue of Shelby county
will receive bids for her convicts for the
year 1915, up to March 1, 1916, bids to be
sealed and addressed to the Board of
Revenue of Shelby county, Columbiana,
Ala. For any information write L. J..
Saxon, Hard Labor Agent, Columbiana,
Ala. L. L. SAXON,
Clerk Board of Revenue of Shelby
County. 2-7-10-17-21
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LEGAL BLANKS
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SEAL PRESSES
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EUFAULA
Eufaula, February 16—(Special.)—An
active campaign is being wager
throughout the county for and against
the proposal to bold semi annual ses
sions of the Barbour county circuit
court at Clio, as well as at Eufaula and
TClayton. Petitions and counter peti
tions are now being circulated all ovei
the county, and while Clio has sent a
delegation to Montgomery to fight foi
the passage of the hill, equally active
delegations from oth*r portions of thr
county are working to have the bill
which was introduced in the sennit
by Senator G. Ernest Jones of Clio
killed. It is claimed that the court
would mean a great deal of additional
and unnecessary expense to the county.
Excellent progress is being made upon
the solid concrete dt id gw which a Bir
mingham firm is erecting across the
Barbour creek, two miles south of Eu
faula. Nearly all of the piers and
abutments have been built and work
will be started soon on the superstruc
ture. The bridge is the first of its kind
erected in the county, and 13 the be
ginning of a great deal of concrete
bridge work that is being planned by
the board of revenue.
There is a decided improcenic nt {ri
business and financial conditions licit,
according to those in touch with the
situation. An even belter tone is ex
pected after the first of the coming
month, when a great deal of money
will be put into circulation, as the re
sult of advances made to farmers and
tenants. Plenty of m >n*-y can he had
on cotton here at the late of 6 cents per
pound, and the ease of the money in ir
ket is helping to improve conditions
in every way .
As soon as insurance claims are ad
justed. property hollers and business
men of Clio, who wen- burned out' in
last week's fire, the most disastrous
the town has had in years, will re
build ami begin business again.
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E*t« 1870 $hid« Manager
Wheeler Hotel
Eutaw, Ala.
Flectrlc Light anil Fall Bell In Fiery
Room. Local and Long Distance
Telephone. Artesian Water.
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' CHICHESTER S PILLS
1*111* in Rad and gold nietallicV^r/
boxes, sealed with Blue Ribbon,
years known as Best. Safest, Always Reliable
_SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE
For Lumber
See us for service, ef
ficiency, quality and econ
omy. j
Our planing mill pro- ;
ducts consist of every
thing known to the de
signer’s craft. jj
Estimates promptly
furnished.
JENKINS
Lumber Co.
Yard, Mill, Office
19th St. and 10th Ave., North.
Phono 7486-7487
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I
A Fundamental |
Safe and rapid railway transportation is a funda
mental business necessity. ’
The construction of railway mileage antedates by / 5;
but a short time the rapid development of agricultural i
interests and commercial activity. ^
Property values are doubled,' trebled, quadrupled,
overnight, simply by the bona fide announcement of in- I
tention to construct a modern railway through a given
section.
It is therefore remarkable that so many individuals
have seen fit to attack and hamper the railway inter
ests of the country in their efforts to earn a sufficient
amount to enable them to continue to supply good ser
vice and realize something for betterments and exten
sions.
Not only that: People who might otherwise feel in
clined to invest in plans for the construction of new
railroads refrain from doing so, believing that their in
vestment would be subject to attack and possible loss
through adverse public sentiment.
Regulation, like all powerful weapons, should be used
with the utmost caution by intelligent men. of good
judgment, who are conversant with the powers and
dangers of regulation.
The L. & N. writes of these things because it does not
believe regulation means destruction. Particularly
is this true when the thing regulated is a Fundamen
tal Business Necessity—a part and parcel of the com
mercial fabric of the nation.
No spirit of antagonism should exist between the
railroad and those empowered by law to regulate the
railroad. I
Rather should they meet and discuss whatever diff- i
erence may exist in a spirit of mutual benefit and fair
ness, each bearing its share of Whatever Burden im
posed, and each enjoying its share of the fruits of its U ;
labors. |
It is in just such spirit as this that the L. & N. oper
ates throughout the vast naturally rich territory tra
versed by its lines.
The freight and passenger service afforded the terri
tory is unsurpassed in rapidity, safety and facility. -
We believe the people appreciate the service, and the
policy behind it. and we look to them confidently to
favor us with their patronage, and through the effi
ciency of our service, to merit their good will.
LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE
RAILROAD COMPANY
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