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Scoop—The Cub RVporter
WHY BE SO DISCOURAGING?
By “Hop”
HERES ANOTHER READER.
WRITES 'N - SCOOP IS r r
:j X PUNK IN SPOTS - NOT\ C .
EXCROTIATINCLMEUNNX
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EEL SO SELF CONSCIOUS^/
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1* 4TKS—Owe «*e»»i n word a dnyt no <id
taken for less than 2Rc for first Inner
tlon. t noli must accompany order
^ VV^TED
\\ i; sharpen safety razor blades hettei
than new, 25c dozen. Send them parce
post. Robert Prowell Stove Co.. Bir
mingham. Ala. 6-14-t:
WE buy second hand clothes, shoes, foi
cash. Phone 1581. 2116 Second. 1-20-t
1 BUY first mortgages and well securer
notes, amounts $50 and up. J. W. Duke*-*
425 Woodward Bldg. 2-7-t:
WANTED—To buy second-hand theatri
cal equipment, such as chairs, asbestos
curtain, stage rigging, etc.; must b
cheap; give list and prices in first let
ter. Address X-16, care Age-Herald.
__ 2-17-3
WANTED—To hear from owner of goo<
farm for sale; sfend cash price and de
yenption. D. F. Bush, Minneapolis
Minn.12-17-1-7-2-4-5-'
WANTED—Everybody in Alabama tc
save 25c to $1 on every pair of shoes
1». B.. Luster, practical shoe man, 2101
2d avc. Phone 7347. 1-27-eod-loi
AV ANTED—To buy, good 6-room house
not over two blocks from car line: price
43600 or less; give full particulars am
lowest price In first letter or will noi
« outsider: West End bungalow preferred
$500 to $1000 cash payments. Also wain
good lot in West. End. Do not answei
unless you have a bargain to offer. Ad
dress F-17, care Age-Herald.
" WANTE D.
20 to 30-room proposition for flrst-clas*
tenant: will consider two houses if ad
joining each other.
LESTER & FAIN,
2107 3d Avc. Main 74.
WANTED, WEST END
BUNGALOW
AYill trade corner lot, 200x130, with 40
font street In front and on side, with
alley in rear, as part payment on bun
galow; will pay as much as $3500 unci
put lot in at $1600 and assume a mort
gage from $100 to $1500 and pay differ
ence in cash.
FORD BROS. R. & I. CO.,
316 X. 21st St. Phone 6174.
WANTED To buy second hand difcte
phone, first class order. 1 20th st., S
2- I 8-2i
WANTED- -To borrow from individual
$1500 on South Highlands lot; nc
brokers need apply. Address C-17.
• are Age-Herald.
AVANTED- To buy or lease a watei
mill, 30 or 40 miles of Birmingham or
nearer. George E. bum Machine a nr
Supply Co. 1 20th st.. 8.2-1 8-4t
^SlTUAl’IONJVAN TED___
THE City Employment Bureau will bt
glad to furnish free any class of helf
wanted. We investigate all applicants,
the record of all applicants for posi
tions of responsibility. This bureau it
under the auspices of churches of Bir
mingham. We earnesUy ask your co
operation. Phone Main 1870. 2212 1st
ave, 7-18-tl
ENERGETIC YOUNG .MAN OF SEVEN
YEARS EXPERIENCE AS ACCOUNT
ANT AND CREDIT MAN DESIRES
CHANGE TO POSITION WHERE
THERE ARE BIGGER AND BETTER
OP PC R T U N IT IE S. A D D R ESS N -16.
« ARE AGE-HERALD. 2-16-31
POSITION WANTED—By young married
man; must have work; anything con
s'dered but commissions; best of city
references, thorougrly acquainted with
the city. Address R. W. P„ 1011 N. Kjth
st.. city. 2-17-2t
A MIDDLE AfJKD lady would like to get
a place as housekeeper for respectable
widower. Address 68u0 1st avc. Mrs. B.,
East Lake, Ala. 2-17-2t
WORK wanted by married man, clerk or
office; understand both; use typewrit
er; will start reasonable to prove abil
ity Address U-16, care Age-Heruld.
2-17-21
vvn n'I'KI* Job b\ boy at any kind of
Work, can furnish inferences, will work
for nasonubb salary. Apply 16, cart
Age-Heruld. 2-17-::*
WANTED Work of any kind by bright
young man: high school graduate; wi’.l
work as office boy or anything that iv
honorable. Address Y-16. care Age
11 era Id. _ __2-17-74
WANTI-ID- Position by experienced
young lady as casltier, typist, stenog
rapher, using dictaphone, general of
fice work. etc.; best of reference. Call
Main & 152-J. 2-3 8-2;
POSITION by young man as shipping
clerk or general office work or any
thing honest; can vf\e .V-l reference
Address. U. C. 11.. 110 20th st., X., Oit /
2-18-21
WANTED- Position as manager or su
perintendent of sasli and door fac
tory or building material supplv
lious< : long practical experience
thoroughly familiar with every de
tail of the business; unquestionahh
references as to ability, habits am
Integrity. Address. Mechanic, can
Age-lie ra id.
FOR RENT
NEWLY furnished apartment; Terrace
Court; three looms and bath; occupant!
leaving city Phone Main 2077. 2-16-6t
1 Oft k Ein i i • t I oca ted bourdim
house iii the city. 27 rooms, on cornet*
built In refrigerator. Ituud gas heater
alL outside rooms, four baths. J. B
Dryer, 806 Title Bldg. 2-17-12'
FrOR*’~R"ENT—abloom cottage" Willow
ave., 3 blocks Lakevnw car line. $10
also 40-acre truck Lrm: i-roon
house, walking distance city. $20.
Owner, Phone Main 16.
yv A N T E D~SALES\1 EN
air: urrT^oTn
familiar with drug and fountai
trade preforrtd: write, stating ng«
experience, reference and ‘•r. larj
wanted; no other applications con
sidered. 1\ O. Box .214, City.
_ 2-16-St-t'-1 -t h-yi
PERSONAL ~
EaBTjSS—$1000 ^ reward! P^poilTivei:
guarantee my great succeasfu
“monthly’* remedy, safely relieve:
ioine of the longest, most obstinate
abnormal cases in three to five days
mi harm, pain or Interference Svitl
work; mail. $1.60; double strength, *2
booklet free. Dr. Southington, 38 Lon*
Bldg-, Kansas City. Mo. i0-i6-ti
i
ONE CENT A WORE
RATES—One cent n word n ilnv; no nd
taken for le*a than 25c for first Inner.
tlon. t'nwh must accompany order
_ FOK SALE
TA LK WITH ALAN"JEMISON.
1003 Jeft. Co. Bank Bldg. 8-S-tl
| eTj. BURNiFca
, REAL ESTATE. PHONE 706.
10-4-t,
, WE will build you a borne. Birming
ham Building and Imp. Co., 414-16-11
American Trust Bldg. 1-16-tl
FOB SALE—Three "jam up" G-roon
bungalows on South Highland, all
at. bargain prices and almost. Hkt
I rent payments: if you are from Mls
‘ sdtui. call .1. W. Brazeal, with 11. D
Williams Si Co., 1203 Jefferson Co.
Bk. Bldg. Main 285.
_ 2-14-31-bu-tu-tli
1 FOR SALE—Oranges, large, fancy fruit,
'5c per 100; shipped in bushel baskets,
boxes or barrels to any address. Cash
with order. Jax Fruit and Produce Co..
Jacksonville. Fla. 2-11-tl
if you want to buy.
Sol! or rent property, see us
LESTER ai FAIN,
2107 3d ave. Main 74.
_ 2-2-tu-thu-tl
FK SALE -East of Five Pol'Us~a
beautiful G-room bungalow, one block
of Highland car; 15250 is the oricc,
this is 5500 under value: 5250 cash,
balance about like rent: seeing is be
lieving, so see this. Call .1. \\. Bra
zeai. with II. D. Williams & Co. 1202
Jefferson Co. Bk. Bldg. Main 286.
2-14-3t-su-tu-th
iiTcIfAiI
RATES—One cent n uonl n liny : no ad.
taken for less than Sift** for first Inser
I linn. < nsli imiwt m'roininny order.
NOUMENT’S BARGAINS IN HOMES
1-3 OR MORE LESS THAN VALUE**
PART OF PURCHASE MONEY PAID.
YOU CAN OWN YOUR HOME FOR
THE BALANCE. NORTH. AND SOUTH
HIGHLANDS AND ALL SUBURBS.
HOMES FOR RENT.
Phone Main 269. 2026 1st Ave.
(One copy of this ad worth $25 on pur
chase price of any home.)
. 1-28*tf
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE—Several im
proved Yazoo-Delta plantations; write
for particulars. W. T. Pitts. The Land
Man, Indianalo. Miss. 2-16-7t
FOR HALE—35 head of horses and
mules sold cheap if sold soon. 171?
2d ave., care of Ala. Shoeing Shop.
Main 1903. 2-16-7t
FOFt SALE OR EXCHANGE--50.000*
acres of unincumbered farm .anils
located in Franklin and Lincoln coun
ties, Mississippi, 40 to 60 per cent
cleared; soil very rich and loamy,
Memphis silt; this is the healthiest
portion of Mississippi, no malaria,
fine trucking lands, good maikets!
close, New Orleans less than 150 (
miles; we can trade these lands for i
business, semi-business or goo I res- :
idfnce property in Birmingham: map I
and soil survey in office. W • can I
sell in tracts of 120 acres and up.
What have you to offer? H. D. Wil
liams & Co.. 1203 Jefferson Co Bk.
Bldg. Main 285. 2-14-3t-su-tu-th
“ ---
ARRIVAL AM) DEPARTURE OF PASSENtfER tr 4|\« HiiiMivram
Kuaranteed.WlnS *ctl<,tlul* tlgmrem *r* PiWUhad „„ly i. tnforrnation a," a?a not
nmjii^t.n \ .n IKI\».I . . i. M ATION
Southern HhIIhiiv
No. Arrive from— No. Depart to—
23 New York 12:20 pm 80 Now Turk 8:00 am
29 New York B :45 pm 24 Neiv York 4:00 Dm
11 Atlanta 5:00 am 12 Atlanta 12:15 am
13 Atlanta 12:20 pm 10 Atlanta 0:30 atu
|;®A!i*nIa ,M»Dai 30 Atlanta #:0C am
®® 24 AtlanU 4 :#0 pm
lefohmibjiB 11:15 am 11 (!re*nvilie 8:45 am
12 Crecutlll# 7 :55 pm in Mobile-Selma 7:00 am
IS »«c? i ll :?5 *m 27 Selma 4:40 pm
20 Mobllc-Se rat 7:00 pm 15 Columbus 8:45 pm
■ * iftcksmivllle 11 :35 mn 24 .Wl.ronvtne 4 rtOnra
Queen 4c Crenceut Route
A. Q. S. H. R.
No. Arrive from— No. Depart to—
1 Cincinnati 10:25 pm 1 N. O. 4 Slir'pt 18:25 pm
2 New Orleans 0:28 am 2 tin. 4 N. Y. 0 .38 am
8 anclnnatj 10:50 am 3 New Or lean* 11:05 am
4 New Orleans 7:00 pm 4 Cincinnati 7:10 pm
B Chattanooga 11:43 am B Meridian 4:10 pm
in w8r!j!"n 10:50 am G Chattanooga 4:00 poi
12 Meridian 11:40 pm 11 Meridian 5:i0am
, i riaco hikes
Arri7e fro»~ No- Depart U—
lP3u £-antm" <-‘l> 3 30 oro 100 Kansas City 12:30 pm
10.3 Kanaaa Cltr 6:15 am 104 Kansas Cftr 10:30 pm
•2j Aniorj 1(1:15 am 920 Atnorj 8:85 pm
*21 Memphis 5 55 pm P22 Memphisf qq
.. Central of ua. Ry,
No. Arrive from— No. Depart Ur—
1 Macon 10:10 pm 8 Macon 7:80 am
2 Jacksonville 12:15 pm 10 Jacksonville 1:35 pm
8_Savannah 12:01 pm 4 Mavmnmh
\ >1 I KHMlN AI VI A riOV
Men board Air l.iue Hy,
\°V. VrlI# ,roB?“T No- Depart to—
B New York 10:00 pra (j New Ynra 6:30 am
” New Yotk 1:00 pm i2 New York 3 00 pn
Jo Atlanta910 |)m 22 Atlanta7:30 am
IIIIiioIm Central Ily.
No. Arrl.e from— No. Depart le
ft Hjlcago 4:05 nm It Chicago11:43 nm
LOI ISV1I.IJ.; A NASHVII.I.i: STATION
l. a n. it. n.
No. Arrive from— No. Depart to—
1 Cincinnati t :52 am 1 New Orleans t:t0sm
2 New Orleans 12:40 pm 2 Cincinnati 12:52 pm
8 Cincinnati 2:02 pm 3 New Orleans 8:15 pm
4 New Orleans H :37 Dm 4 Cincinnati 8:43 pm
5 Decatur 7:15 pra <*6 Decatur 7:00 am
7 Cincinnati 3:50 atn 8 Cincinnati 11:45 pm
10 Montgomery 7:45 pm 0 Montgomery 6:00 am
•15 Decatur 10:15 am *14 Decatur 4 00 pra
Blruilutfliain Mineral
No. Arrive from— No. Depart te
st) Praco 5:15 pm 38 Praco 8:25 am
48 Tuscaloosa 11:10 am 41 Blocton 6:30 am
42 Blocton 7 :25 pm 40 Blocton 2:54 «m
45 Anniston 10:40 am 44 Anniston 8 40 pm
47 Anniston 6:50 pm 46 Anniston 8:35 am
102 Tuscaloosa 6:3o pm 101 Tuscaloose 7:00 a.m
A.. II. A A.
No. Arrive from— No. Depart to—
23 Roanoke 11:30 am 26 Roanoke 7:30 am
25 Manchester 6:00 pm 24 Manchester 4:15 nm
___FOR SALE_
MU. MERCHANT You want the^latest
a«lvf rtislng novelty for “Fashion
■Week." Something that will boost busi
ness for you. Call at Room 527 Jeffer
son County Rank Bldg., or phone Main
2328. _ JM4-6t
ONE MILLION each, Excelsior, 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
FOR 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., $1U0 cash, 5100
each year for live years, with interest
at .8 per cent. Address, J. W. B. Pannell,
Hanceville, Ala. 217-2t
FOR*TRADE- South Alabama farms; one
40-acre, one 2(»o-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 iarm. These farms are lo
cated close to railroad station and are
healthy. Mingo, 924 Jefferson Bank
Bldg. 2-17-tf
AY ANTED
To exchange, vacant lot for good sec
ond-hand Ford car.
LESTER & FAIN.
JOT 3d Ave. Main 74.
FOR sale” OR EXCHANGE—A
dry press brick plant in a
good town doing a nice business; for
particulars write AY. T. Pitts, the
Land Man. Indianola, Miss. 2-16-7t
WILL TRADE SOUTH ALA
BAMA FARM FOR CITY
PROPERTY.
1100 acres, over 1000 acres of level,
fertile land; only six miles from
Marlon, Ala., on main road; a.
nice dwelling and 18 tenant houses;
five overflowing wells. If you
are interested In a farm call
■WE ITT THE EARTH TO
MIIT VOI R TASTE.”
, (ill.I.HSI'n: REA I .TV CO..
iilo Empire Bldg. Phone Main 6338.
I
l
|
I IMPROVED "FaUML
*160 acres, station and sidetrack on
land; colonial home, several good
houses; pecan trees. storehouse
warehouse, fenced, cross fenced, hog
pasture, two dipping vats, four pa>
i ger trains daily, four miles front
junction low'll, another trunk line; in
black belt; fine stock farm; good
i terms. B. F. Pool., care Terminal Ho
tel. Birmingham. Ala. 2-18-3t-tli-fr-su
FO R SAL E-^Close-in n egro rental
property. 100x140; three houses, room
for more, 15000; tetnis can oe ar
ranged; also 5-room cottage three
blocks Highland ave.; $2000. Owner,
, Main 10.
I ROOKING EOR A BARGAIN?
Here is a 6-room, modern bungalow in
Norwood on easiest kind of terms. Just
i one block from opr; has every conveni
ence. make me an offer. James A.
AAood. with Peirce-Foshee Realty Co.,
1522 Empire. Phone 6855.
\ V
__ FOR SALE
COLLATERAL SALE—Default having
bei n made in the payment of the in
debtedness for the security of t.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 6, 1915, thp following I
described personal property, to-wit:
Certificate No. 24 of the capital stock
ot tile Burnwell Coal company, a cor
poration. said certificate being for
125 shares of said capital stork.
W. J. FRANCIS, as Trustee.
1-17-15t
WEST END BARGAIN
What have you lo trade for a good 6
roorr. bungalow In West End? It's worth
J40H0, but you can buy It now for J350U.
It's modern, on lot 50x190, and faces
south. See James A. Wood, with Peirce
Foshce Co., 1522 Empire. Phone 6956.
SALE OR EXCHANGE
4-room cottage on 50-foot lot, Sunnyside,
* Rowdcrl.v; will sell on very easy terms
for MOOD or take vacant property for
$EOO equity.
LESTER & PAIN.
2107 3d Ave Main 74.
' .
WE have confidence in the Jefferson
County Savings bank deposits, and will
sell you a piano, player piano, organ or
yrafonola and acept your account at full
face value as a settlement of same, or
as partial payment. E. E. Forbes Plano
Co., 1909 3d ave. 2-2-eod-tf
1 Make Real Estate Values a Study
T. U. WALTER.
REAL ESTATE APPRAISER,
j Phone Main 3497. 33s First National Bank.
1-10-au-tu-tU-tf
| YOl SOCTHERN RAILWAY MEN
More is £ 7-room house on North High
lands which >ou can buy on dead easy
terms. It: you want a nice place, let
me show you this at once, and make
me an offer. James A. Wood, with
Pelrec-Foshee ’ Realty Co.. 1622 Empire.
Phont 695o.
CLEANING and 'pressing business at
bargain; easy terms: no interest:
three years in same location in heart
of city: good reason for selling. Cail
2012 4th ave. Phont-* Main
WANTED
To exchange, two splendid, unincumbered
lots on North Bessemer car line for farm
land.
LESTER & FAIN.
2107 3d Ave. Main 74.
NUT IC E, M E lit HA NTS: For Sale—Good
stock of about 600 pairs of shoes to
he closed out to highest bidder. 2523
oth ave., X.
BUNG A LOW—Modern. 9-room. large
sleeping porch, screened and papered,
hardwood floors, furnuce heat; 16th
ave.. S.; occupied by owner who. for
1 quick sale, will sacrifice for $1000 bo
I low cost. AddreSs B-17, care Age
' Herald. 4-16-7t
i
ONE CENT A WORD
! HATES—One rent a word a day; no ail.
taken for less than 2Rc for first Inner
j tloa. t'uMli nmwt ai'conimiiii order.
^_WANTED—MALE HELP ~
WE want a good man to sell fruit trees
and Tirnamentals In the Birmingham
territory; light work; permanent job;
' good pay. Smith Bros. Dept. 63. Con
cord. Ga. 2-U-19t
GOOD business houses in this town
want partners tiu$£ can invest small or
large amounts and take active interest.
Call and see us. We charge you noth
ing l'or our services. National Under
writers, 927 First National Bank Bldg.
2-16-41
WANTED—Single young men. from 20 to
;s0 years of age, who can sell new s
papers, apples, oranges and bananas on
railroad trains. Call 1914 Morris ave.
2-17-5t
LISTEN, you unemployed: Feed and.
clothe your family ahd pay your rent
witii profits made manufacturing and
selling my famous Indian Chief Lini
ment Send dime and stamp for sample
and particulars. Address J. D. Gray,
Carrollton, Ala. 2-17-30t
WANTED—MEN EVERYWHERE.
YES, we teach you the barber trade and
give you a position in our shops in a
few' weeks, all for $30; $15 cash, $15
in 10 days: TOOLS FREE; wre pay
wTages while learning; write us to
day. Jacksonville Barber College, 822
VY. BaY. Jacksonville. Fla.
2-7-10t-su-tu-th-sat
VVANT ED—Ambitious man. over 21. and
employed, to learn law: only a few
- hours weekly; easy and thorough. Ad
dress 1 ,-14, care Age-Herald.
2-1 l-12t-tu-th-su
^ W A N'l E! t—b EM ALE HELP
SOUv'enIrS—Advertising Novelties arid
Specialties of all kinds. Just the thing
t»» boost business. Room 527 Jefferson
<<nmty Bank Bldg. IMionc 232*. 2-14-bt
FOR KENT—ROOMS
rooms; modern conveniences; moderate
prkyy; baths free. 2106 5th ave. 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
2399-J. 11-17-tf
NICELY furnished upstairs front room;
elegant heated bathroom; hot baih at
all hours; price reasonable. .212 4th
ave., north. U 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-7t
LARGE front room, with board. Mrs.
Henry, 1S30 6th ave. 2-13-7t
NH’ELY furnished rooms *with board.
1212 20th st., S. Phone Main 1207-J.
_;■ 2-14-7t
FURNACE heated, nicely furnished
rooms, modern home; home-like sur
roundings; private family. 2200 N. 7th
ave._ 2-1 4-5t
F()R RENT—Two furnished room^T,-up
stairs, for light houskeeping; light and
water. 1823 5th ave., N. 2-16-3t
FURNISHED ROOM for rent, in a fur
nace heated house, near Five Points,
Vs block of car line. Phone Main 4206-W.
____2-17-tf
FURNISHED or unfurnished rooms for
light housekeeping, 2100 7th ave. Main
6055- J. 2-6-eod-tf
FURNISHED room with or without pri
vate bath, choice, South Highlands loca
tion, billiard room and garage. Main
6056- J. 2-6-eod-tf
THREE or four desirable rooms, with
garage. 2110, 8th ave. 2-16-8t-eod.
FOR RENT—Two connecting rooms:
everything furnished complete for light
housekeeping; every convenience; close
in'; only $3.50 per week. 825 N. 20th st.
_ 2-18-tl
NICELY furnished rooms, Southsido
home. 1615 10th ave., S. 2-18-3t
MONEY TO LEND
TALK'WfTH ALAN JEMfSOTL "
Main 100.
WK negotiate loans and sell real estate.
Can handle desirable farm loans. Ma
lone-McConnell Co., 2106 1st ave. 10-29-tl
REAL-ESTATE-loans to cult you In
amount, terms and interest; can pay
back monthly or yearly; will take sec
ond mortgage. John W. Prude, 106 N.
L2d st. Bell Phone 240. 10-16-tI
MONEY immediately available; well se
cured lirst mortgage loans. Leonard Ri
ley Co., 725 Woodward. 1-1-tl
HKA k ESTXTE papers';
We are prepared to discount properly
secured purchase money paper and
to negotiate loans on improved real
estate in Birmingham and Bessemer
REALTY' TRUST CO.
303 N. 20th St.
; 2-15-th-mo-tl
I firstTTlass loans-only
$15,000 to $50,000
6 PER CENT INTEREST NET
Also city and suburban homes.
Money available at once.
TALK WITH ALAN JK.MISON
10th floor Jeff. Co. Bank Bldg.
2-11-thu-fri-su-tu-tl
FIRST MORTGAGE LOANS negotiated
by us at low rates on improved real
estate in the city of Birmingham: ap*
plicants should bring abstract wltt
them. Title Guarantee Loan and Trust
Co.. Title Guarantee Bldg.
ll-14-su-tu-th-tl
$2500 TO LEND direct to borrower on
improved South Highlands property
Address D-17. rare Age-Herald.
BUSINESS CHANCES
cure partner see us; we have clients
with cash. National Underwriters, 92*
First Nat l Bank Bldg._ 2-16-41
\\ A.\TEu—Partner, small capital, manu
fa ft urlng, new goods; good demand. Ad
dress W-16. care Age-Herald. 2-17-3
W ANTED- Party to Invest $200 In an es
tahlished puylng business; a chance oi
r lifetime. Address E-17, care Age-Her
aid.
1 WANT to buy une-half~or less interest
in any good business with my serv
ices. Answer quick and fully. A-17
care Age-lierald. 2-18-3t-Utu-fri-ai
[ONE CENT A WORD
] RATES—One rent a word a day: no ad.
taken for lean than -.“»«• for flrnt Inner
I t !<»>>. t'nnh mint m-compauv order.
| AUCTIONS ALE "
; 4 i
AUCTION SALE OF HORSES
AND MULES.
We Will Hold Our Opening Sale
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 18.
100 head of horses and mares
(
bought for army purposes, 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 mules
5 to 12 years old. 15 to 16 hands.
1000 pounds and up. if sound
and in good condition.
FTES & SONS.
Birmingham. Ala.
2-17-21
\
_ LOST—STRAY ED—STOLEN
• " $ 5 O ' R E W A R D.
For the arrest and conviction of ’.arty
guilty of stealing four graded Jersey
heifers from Valley Springs Dairy
farm, 11 miles north of Birmingham,
near Greene’s Station. B. M. Allen.
2-18-3t-eod
STRAYED—From 1726 16th ave.. 8,
Tuesday, small Boston terrier, female,
brindle with white breast; liberal re
ward for her return or information
leading thereto. K«#nneth C. Charlton,
Main 6644-.T.
LOST—Old-fashioned breastpin; largo
amethyst setting: two heavy gold
tassels attached. Return to Age-Her
aUl office or phone W. End 360. Re
ward.
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
WANTED—HELP ~
WANTED—Railway mail and^^postal
clerks; examinations soon; over 2000 ap
pointments yearly; prepare at home;
write for plan No. 3C of payment after
appointment. Philadelphia usiness
College, Civil Service Dept., Philadel
Phia. Pa.^1-3-tf
ANNOUNCED! ENTS ^^
TEl^lT'rne^Toiir^^roo^^Troubh^^
them and furnish a guarantee; mil
lion dollar concern is behind this
proposition; easy terms, one year to
pay in. Phone Main 1355, West End
718-J or address
MR. WADDY, 2014 AVE. A.
^_ 2-7-tt
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
AUTOMOBILES
--
Fine for "jitney line;” Stevens-Duryea
touring, $550; terms to suit; small pay
ment. See Henry L. Jenkins, 319 N.
20th st. 2-18-3t
MAILING LISTS
98 PER CENT guaranteed mailing lists
compiled. Letters, addressing, mailing,
printing. "Ask Mr. Hamniille, he prob
ably knows.” 2-11-tf
^^ANTED—BOARDERS__2
ROOM with"*")K)ardr^Tiua^tifiTl location!
high corner lot, modern conveniences.
$60 per couple. 1600 10th ave., S. 2-17-5t
BOOMS—WANTEI>—BOABD~
WANTED—'Three or four unfurnished
rooms for light housekeeping, in Nor
wood or North Highlands. Phone Main
1450.
ALLSTEEL
Filing Cabinets
Wabash Desks
and Weis and ♦
Files Chairs
Bent Card Indexes and Filing Supplies
For All Systems
OFFICE SUPPLIES AND SYSTEMS
ROBERTS & SON (Inc.)
THE BIG ALABAMA HOUSE”
HO II I . \Y. HAVING, President
1812 r„ ITrl::4 Third Ave.
Innocent Bystander Shot
In a difficulty between Leonard Jack
son, a negro, and Edward Love, an
other negro, at the Saratoga bar, Eigh
teenth street and Second avenue, about
3:30 o’clock yesterday afternoon. Will
Bains, also a negro, and an Innocent
bystander, was shot In the right leg.
At the city jail Jackson, who was
captured soon after the fracas, wad
charged with assault with intent to
murder, while Love, who also fulled to
escape, was charged with assault with
ft weapon.
BIRMINGHAM TO BE
PALM TREE GARDEN
Decorations for Fashion
Week in March Haj'e
Been Ordered
Birmingham will be turned Into a palm
tree garden during Fashion Week,
March 8 to 13.
Arrangements are being made with a
New York decorating company to fur
nish artificial palm leaves and foliage
which will be so arranged on each of
the white way posts of the downtown
streets as to make each appear like a
real palm tree. Artificial paper flowers
are now being manufactured in Birming
ham which will be hung in baskets along
the streets.
Plans for the big week include a "Miss
Fashion,” similar to the arrangement last
year; a Society Day and other features.
Arrangements have been made to make
motion pictures of the different parts of
the programme for the week.
BROOKLYN BANKER
GRANTED PAROLE
Ossining, N. Y., February IT.—David
A. Sullivan, the Brooklyn banker con
victed In 1913 of having misappropri
ated $20,000 while president of the Me
chanics and Traders bank, was paroled
today at the expiration of his min
imum sentence of two years.
New indictments were returned
against Sullivan by the Kings county
grand jury last year and District At
torney Cripsey recently stated that a
warrant for his arrest had been placed
in the hands of the Ossining police who
were ready to act should Sullivan be
released. Sullivan did not leave the
prison tonight.
AUSTRIA" GATHERS
TROOPS NEAR ITALY
Geneva, Switzerland. February IT.
(Via Paris. 0:10 p. m.)—Austria has
been concentrating troops for 10 days
on her Italian frontier. Guns have been
emplaced to dominate the Tyrolese
passes.
Swiss, Italian and Austrian soldiers
are close on one another on the lone
ly three-cornered frontier of the Alps
at a height of from 5000 to 800C feet
and frequently fraternize in the deep
snow.
AMUSEMENTS
“Honey Boy” Evans’ Minstrels
George FI vans, the little minstrel favor
ite whom nearly everyone knows as
“Honey Boy,” and who has for the past
six years headed his own company of
black-face comedians, will offer his new
production of rfiinstrelsy at the Jefferson
today, matinee and night.
It is promised that for this, his seventh
season as a minstrel star, the "Honey
Boy” has a programme of this time
honored amusement which will surprise
all admirers and surpass all his previous
efforts. The scenic frame for the many
features is said lip be especially elabo
rate. and the “first part” picture one of
exceeding beauty. Thi<| scene is repre
sentative of the grand court of honor at
the Panama-Pacific exposition in San
Francisco. It is from the studio of I'nitt
and Wickes, artists for Daniel Froh
mar’s New York Lyceum theatre, and
these gentlemen have had many beauti
ful photographs and architectural meas
urements to aid them in a beautiful pic
torial reproduction.
George Arliss in “Disraeli”
II is exceedingly fortunate that a fig
ure so fascinating, so intensely human,
so full of dramatic possibilities as that of
the great English statesman, Benjamin
Disraeli, should have first been given to
the stage through two such great artists
as Louis N. Parker, the playwright, and
George Arliss. the player. The combina
tion in the production of "Disraeli,” which
will be presented for the first time here
next Monday and Tuesday, matinee Tues
day, at the Jefferson, is said to be one of
the most delightful performances that
local theatregoers have seen in a
long time. The story of the play cen
ters around Disraeli’s purchase of the
Suez canal for England in keen competi
tion with the diplomatic machinations of
Russia. The period of the production is
the early seventies and in costumes and
settings is an attractive reproduction of
aristocratic England of that time. 1 he
large number of mail orders already re
ceived indicate an immense demand for
scats. Seats on sale Friday.
' At The Lyric
Madame De Serris* living reproductions
of famous works of art, is one of the
really great pieces of art in vaudeville;
the Arnaut brothers have captured the
city with their funny antics in clow'nlng,
music and tumbling, and Allan Dinehart
und company offer “The Meanest Man
in the World” as the best sketch the
Lyric has ever had. The combination is
one'of the season’s greatest.
Cincinnati, 0., and Return $15.21
□ i
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ANNISTON | I
Anniston, February 17.—(Special.)—Dr. 1
W. E. Mcllwain, who was the first presi
dent of the Alabama Presbyterian col
lege in this city, has been invited to de
liver the annual baccalaureate address
at the college next June, and he has
accepted the invitation.
President McDougail has just returned
from Louisville, wfyere he was the guest
of Gei.. Bennett H. Young, commander
in-chief of the Cnited Confederate Vet
erans. Following this visit the college
library has received a copy of “Wizards
of the Saddle,” the latest book by General
Young, which tells of the heroism ol
the Confederate cavalrymen.
R. E. Gann, who served several con
secutive terms as president of the Ala
bama Federation of Labor, was in An
lilstdn, his former home, en route to At- f
la ita from Montgomery^ Wednesday aft- '
enroon. He has been working for labor
legislation at the state capital and will
attend a conference of labor leaders in
Atlanta.
The Alabama Presbyterian college' will .
put a fast basketball squad in the field
this spring. They started practice Tues
day afternoon, and will keep at it now
when the weather permits until the sea
son opens. The Preds have constructed a
fi'-id of their own for practice on the
college campus, but will use the Anniston
league diamond when they* have match
games They are glad the Rochester
players will not train here this year, they
say, as that interferes with college sport. j
The scope of the Calhoun County To
mato club will be considerably broadened
this year under the management of Mrs
Ilah Williams, Polhill of Macon. Ga..
who has been selected to stieceed Rural
School Supervisor Frank H. Watson, who
has resigned as manager of the clubs. I
Within the past few months several
first-class ball teams have been organized
in Anniston and tli*» interest in the game
is shown by the attendance at all of the
games. In addition to the games with
Piedmont and Talladega, a number of
match games between the local teitms
have been largely attended. Among the I
teams which have been taking part in
the games arc.the girls’ and boys’ teams
of the Moral Athletic club, the Anniston
Athletic club team and the girls’ and
boys' teams of the Anniston High school.
LESS THAN THREE -
DAYS TOJALIFORNIA
N&nd you go the warm and sunny
Southern Route—the Golden State
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tudes. From St. Louis, Chicago and
Kansas City by way of El Paso and
Tucson, through the interesting and
enchanting southwest.
The Golden State Limited—modern
iillsteel tr&in, through without change
from Chicago, St. Louis and Kansas
City. Direct connection at Kansas City
with through service from the south
east. |
Other fast trains on convenient
schedules with choice of routes. Rock
Island Scenic Circle Tours, to Pan-Pa
cific Expositions—1915. Both Exposi
tions included In one ticket at no extra
cost.
We maintain a Travel Bureau at 411 j
Peters Bldg.. Atlanta, Ga. Our repre
sentatives are travel experts, who will
help you plan a wonderful and an eco
nomical outing, give you full informa
tion about California and her wonder
Expositions, how best to see them, and
look after every detail of your trip.
W rite for our literature on Cali
fornia and the Expositions, fl. H. Hunt,
D. P. A., Rock Island Lines. Atlanta.
t--^
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way your dainty
muslins are done up,
aren’t you?
You are perfectly
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We are just the
same way about the j
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This persistent,
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and long experience
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Telephones 225-226

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