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Scoop—The Cub Reporter
TOO MUCH SERVANT PROBLEM LOCAL COLOR
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ONE CENT A WORD
I1ATES—One rent n word n day: no nd.
taken for Icmm limit '-!."»«• for flr*t ln*«*r
tion. (null nmat ncniwipnnv order.
WANTED
, S11Xrr8trT?r7r7^
WE sharpen safety razor blades better
than new, 25c dozen. Send them parcel
post. Robert Prowell Stove Co.. Bir
mingham, Ala. o-14-tf
WE buy second hand clothes, shoes, for
cash. Phone 1681. 2116 Second. 1-20-tf
I BUY first mortgages and well secured
notes, amounts $60 and up. J. W. Dukes,
425 Woodward Bldg. 2-7-tf
WANTED—$1600 straight loan: nearly
onc-third valuation; title O. K.; good
rental property. Address K-19, care
Age-Herald. *2-25-3t
IVANTED-fo borrow $500 on improved
business property; well rented, in Une
onta, Ala. Address R-18, care Age-Her
ald. 2-25-4t
WANTED—Light set of books to keep
after regular hours. Address R-19. care
Age Herald. 2-26-3t
WE ARE SELLING 75< UNDERWEAR
FOR MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN
FOR 38c. REMNANT STORE, 2017 2D
AVE.
WANTED — Dressmaking neatly and
promptly done by an expert. 1319 11th
ave.. south. IMnme .\1. 773.5-\\
^SITIJATION^WANTED__
^HE^Citj^ErnpioymenT^Bureair^wni be
glad to furnish free any class of help
wanted. Wc investigate all applicants,
the record of all applicants for posi
tions of responsibility. This bureah is
under the auspices of churches of Bir
mingham. We earnes«y ask your co
operation. Phone Main 1870. 2212 1st
ave. 7-18-tf
WANTED—Position by young lady sten
ographer; will start on small salary.
Address Y-18, care Age-Herald.
_ 2-24-5t
PLUMBER wants employment; first
class mechanic, steady and sober; can
give first class references; in or out
^rr- / citv. Address T-19, care Age-Her
ald\ 2-26-at j
>'AN1 ^ED—By white man. 50 years old.
position as farm laborer by the month
or would consider the offer of a shan
crop. \ George Balicnger, Binningham.
Ala. \ 2-26-2t
A SOBER- reliable, all round baker wants
work. HL Grote. 1421 X. 2d ave., Bir
mingham. Ala. 2-26-21
WANTED—A position of almost any kind
except soliciting; can be there at any
lime and work for reasonable salary.
Address Lamar Brown, age 22, Shady
tide. Ensley. Phone Ensley 359-J.
2-26-21
fir the evening expert bookkeeper will
keen set of books or perform other
Work as accountant. Address IMS, care
Age-Herald. 2-23-3t-ood
l^ANTED-Ky young colored man. any
kind of inside work; willing to work.
Address Will Pollard. 1424 24th alley. j
2-26-2t
KXPERI KN( 'KD bookkeeper and sten
ographer desires position at once; A-l
reference; high school education; also
student in commercial law. Address
S-19. care Age-Herald. 2-26-2t
WE ARE SELLING $2.50 LARGE COM - I
FORTS FOR 69c. REMNANT STORE.
2017 2D AVE.
ANTED— Position at once by young
married man with best reference as ac
countant, bookkeeper, stenographer or
collector. Phone Main 4603-J. 2-26-2t J
tv ANTED—Position at once, by man of I
family; will take any kind of position. }
am stationary engineer by trade. Ad
dress K-72, care Agc-Hcrald. 2-26-13 |
LaDY wishes position as housekeeper
for an institution or for widower. Ad
dress X-19, care A go-Herald.
WANTED—Work of any kind-1 >y l»Ti«ITt
young man; high school graduate; wlll
, , lug to be office bos or to rlo anything
that is honorable. Address W-19. care
A go-H era hi. 2-27-1 f
fTANTFD position very bad of some j
kind: a position at almost anything;
van be there at any hour and work for
reasonable salary. Lamar Brown, age
22. Address Hhadyside Ensley. Phone
Any time after 6 or before S, Fnsley
359 T. 2-27-2t
TosTriclx wanted by an experienced
white lady as sick nurse or house
keeper: reference given. Phone Ens
’ ley 9P-J.2-27-21.
^ WANTED—SALESMEN
! VNTED—Hustling salesmen in each
unty to handle educational work, in
deed by school teachers everywhere;
» be sold in almost every home where
•e are children; be your own boss
make $26 to $40 weekly; also want
f salesmen. Call or address T. C.
*vr. 2227 7th ave. 2-26-3t
ViAN to sell line of soft drinks;
Contract to right man; exclusive
Ittiio. Afiantic Vinegar Co.. Rich
^^^MAILING LISTS
CLN I postage guaranteed ina;l
Ing iffts compiled. Letters, addressing,
ling* printing. Ask Mr. Hammille.
probably know.' Phone 1446 Main.
llngtKim2-11-tf
WA.Nl'KLl—HELP =
JW4l>—RaTlwu > malt and postal
Iks; examinations soon; over 2000 ap
tniente yearly; prepare at , home;
e fbr plan No. 56 of payment after
Mnlment Philadelphia usiness
fifi. Civil Service Dept., Pluladel
. Pa. 1-3- tf
I'JSD—Colored woman willing leave
city as cook; two city salesmen, auto
Pies and puncture healer; experi
auto and carriage painter. Room
liamber Commerce Bldg.
PERSONAL
tjCDlES-^TlObO reward; I, positively
7jn|arantee my great successful
Sponthiy** remedy, safely relieves
jfeHmie of the longest, most obstinate
, Hinorntl cases in three to five days;
go ini rut. pain or interference wlih
Work; mall. $1.60; double strength. *2;
booklet free. Dr. Southington, 33 Long 1
f**g _ Kansas City. Mo. 10-ift-tt
J
L <
ONE CENT A WORD
BATES—One rent a word a day; no ad.
taken for lean than 2Ke for flrat Inner
t low. tank nmaf weeoinpan> order.
1003 Jeff. Co. Bank Bldg. 8-S-tf ;
eTJT BURNS CO.
REAL ESTATE. PHONE 766.
10-4-tf
--— 1 •
WE will build you a home. Birming
ham Building and Imp. Co., 414-15-16
American Trust Bldg. 1-16-tf
FOR SALE—Oranges, lj*rge, fancy fruit,
75c per 100; .shipped in bushel baskets,
boxes or barrels to any address. Cash
with older. J ax Fruit and Produce Co.,
kc onville, Fla. 2-11-tf
FOR TRADE—South Alabama farms; one I
40-acre, one 200-acre, one 400 and one 800- I
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
NOflMENT’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 pui>
chase price of any home.)
1- 23-tr
COLLATERAL SALE—Default having
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 6, 1915, the following
described personal property, to-wit:
C« rtifleate 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 Tins tee.
:2 -17 -151
FOR SALE—Good coal at $2.90 per ton;
Black Jack Coal Co. Yard Ave. A and
23d st. Phone Main 8030. 2-25-5t
SMALL Improved farm or an unimproved
farm: will exchange for city property.
Phone Main 702. 2-lUi-3t
LADIES $3.45 HIGH AND LOW SHOES
FOR $1.89. REMNANT STORE, 2017 2D
AVE.
LOR SALE- Living room and dining room
furniture; also inner player piano; will
sell cheap for cagh or trade for dia
monds. Apply 1415 10th ave.. S. Phone
2307 Main. 2-2o-3t
S fIK111F FS SALE. '
Will be sold on the oth day of March,
1915, at the store of W. R. Houston, 1n
West Point. Ga., within the legal hours
of sale, to the highest bidder for cash,
the following property, to-wit: The en
tire stock of goods of W. R. Houston,
consisting of hooks, jewelry, framing,
pottery, show eases, pictures, glass
ware. rash register and all other mer
chandise and sundries and fixtures in
said store. Invoice price of stock. $3500.
Inventory of stock can be seen at the
Bank of West Point, West Point, Ga. A
chance of a lifetime for a. live wire. In
dustrial weekly payrolls, $25,000.
W. B. SHIREY, Sheriff.
_ 2-26-3t
FOR SALE—r>0o acres of very desirable
farm land for sale at attractive prices;
located near the town of Hamilton, Har
ris county, Georgia. For particulars ap
ply to Mrs. Minnie W. Hudson, Execu
trnx, Hamilton. Ga. 2-17-6t-eod
FOR SALE—Half interest Fn a good
paying cleaning and pressing busi
ness; must sell on account other busi
ness; see me quick; a pick-up. Ad
dress Z-19, care Age-Herald.
FOR SALE—30 head of horses and nmles;
will sell cheap if sold soon. 1717 2d ave.,
in the rear of the Alabama Shoeing
shop. Phone Main 1903. 2-27-7t
TRUCK FARM FOR SALE.
IS acres situated 4 miles from Bessemer
on a good pike road, half mile of rail
road station; all level; 45 acres In high
stale of cultivation; sandy loam soil
with red clay foundation; under a good
wire fenoc; large*, 9-room residence and
4-room tenant house; largo barn, crib
and tool house; all improvements are In
first-class repair; 3 wells and 2 streams
of lasting water; cost present owner
$600#; will sacrifice for $3400 and make
liberal terms. See this at once.
JAS. B. DRAKE,
26 N. 19th St.
2- 27-2t
kVKCIAL BARGAIN.
S3S50— Modern, 8-room bungalow, North
Highlands, furnace heated, handsomely
papered, polished floors, chandeliers,
cabinet mantels, beam ceilings, plumb
ing complete, best resident section, 2
room servant’s house on rear of lot.
Apply to Tf. M. Robertson, 2026 1st ave.
_2-27-8t-sat-su
FURNITURE and base of 10~or 20-room
boarding house, cheap for cash, leaving
town. Main 2917. 2-27-2t
CABBAGE PL ANTS— Frost-proof cab
biige plants, 76c per 1000 ; 5000 for $3.60.
Little-Brown Plant Co., Burton, S. C.
__ 2-27-7t
RAIL -To lease, four to six miles 60. 66
or 60-pound relaying rail, with angle
bar* complete. Birmingham, Selma and
Tmbllc R. R. Uo.. Brent Ain. 2-27-31
II hl>eks_3
K*mv75PEVrFxcellent boarding'"* house*,
steam heated, jiot and cold water in
every room; prices reasonable to re
sponsible parlies; one block from Five
Points IPfX) lltb ave.. S. 2-23-7t
LOST—STK AY El)—STOLEN
CoS'fT'strayeiriiT^sun^nrtr^bargaliiTP^u
fail to buy your shoes from D. B. Lus
ter, practical shoe man, 2106 2d a.ve.
Phone 7347. l-28-eod-16t
typewriters __
REMINGTONS for rent: visibles, tamper
month, $7.60 for 3 months; rental pay
ment applies if muehJne Is purchased.
Remington Typewriter Co., 2115 1st ave.
Telephone Main 27. 2-13-lQt-ood
SWAPPERS’ COLUMN
_SWAPPERS COLUMN
"WANTED—To swap an electric motor
and a gas stove for furniture of any
description, providing it is in good con
dition. Phone Main 2398-.T. 2-25-3t
LOT in growing suburb; will exchange for
small farm. Phone Main 702. 2-26-3t
WANTED—To swap one wood bedstead;
will trade for iron bed. Address N.
%.. care Swappers’ Column. 2-26-2t
WANTED—To swap suit of furniture;
lias been used, and may consider prop
osition that involves small cash con
sideration in exchange for other fur
niture. Address 'F. Z.. care Swappers'
Column. 2 - 26-2t
V\*iLL swap $35 navy blue overcoat, size
IS. for eravenette raincoat, same size1.
Address M. D., care Swappers’ Column.
' 2-26-2t
WANTKM To swap a boy’s 500-shot
air rifle, almost new, for three Ban
tam hens. Joe Lewis, 1607 Huntsville
ave.
WANTED—To swap a $5 wage-computing
book for garden tools. Address Digger,
care Swappers’ Column, Age-Herald.
' 27 t
WOUlvD like to swap a set of Richard
Harding Davis for 50 feet of rubber
hose. Address D. Y. X., Swappers' Col
umn, Age-Herald. 2-27-3t
WTLL swap 161 acres of land. 0 miles
from Piedmont, for a Ford automobile.
Title perfect. E. D. MeClellen, Pied
mont, Ala. 2-27-at
^^^WAlNTED—-^lALEJHELP_
LISTEN, you unemployed; Feed and
clothe your family and pay your rent
with 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
THOUSANDS government jobs open to
men and women; $65 to $160 month. Write
for list. Franklin Institute, Dept. 3-E,
Rochester, N. Y. 2-2-lm ex. mo-tu-th
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, $1.5
In 10 days; TOOLS FREE; we pay
wages while learning; write us to
day. Jacksonville Barber College, 822
W. BaY, Jacksonville. Fla.
2-7-lOt-au-tu-th-sat
BOYS $2.95 SHOES FOR $1.89 AT THE
REMNANT STORE, 2017 2D AVE.
MONEY TO LEND
TALK WITH ALAN JEMISOn!
Main ico. 8-S-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. Prude, )fic N.
22d st. Bell Phone 240. JO-16-tf
REAL ESTATE PAPERa
We are prepared Io 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.
•_ 2-25-tf
MONEY Immediately available; well se
cured first mortgage loans. Leonard Ri
ley Co.. 726 Woodward. J-l-tl
LOANS—41000 to $500,000
S and 8 per cent loans on Birmingham
property; 8 per cent on farms.
W. E. EWART, REAL ESTATE,
2106 1st Ave. Main 2696.
2-26-4t
71700 to loan on real estate In old-city
limits. J. H. Stillman, 116ft 21st st.
_2-26-2t
Wfc negotiate loans and sell real estate.
Tan handle desirable farm loans. Mc
Connell. Anglin, White, 2026 3d ave.
10-29-tf
ARRIVAL AND UEPARTUKB UP FAMENGER TRAINS. BIRMINGHAM
The following schedule figsres are published only as information, and are not
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Southern KalltvMy
So. Arrive Irom— No. Depart to—
13 New York 1! :30 pm 80 New York 0:00 an
III New York 5:45 pro 34 New York 4:00pn
11 Atlanta 5:00 am 12 Atlanta 12:15 ho
13 Atlanta 11:10 pm 10 Atlanta 5:30 an
28 Atlanta 3:45 pm ;o Atlanta O OCao
3» Atlanta *0 00 pm 24 Atlanta 4:00pn
16 Columbia 11:15 am 11 UreenTille 0:45 on
12 C.tecnvllle 7:55 pm ie Mobile-Selma 7:00 an
38 Selma 11:86 am 1'7 Selma 4 :40 pn
20 Mobile-Selma 7:00pin 15 Columbus 3.46 pn
.Tar'w'iivllle 11 :."r- mu “4 .larkvonTlHo 4:00 rm
Queen 4k Creaceut llouto
A. ti. S. It. H.
So. Arrive In*- No. Depart to—
1 Cincinnati 10:36 pm 1 N. O. A Shr'pt It JO pa
3 New Orleans H 20.tr 3 Cln. A N. T. 0:30 aa
B Cincinnati 10:50 am 3 New Orleans 11 05 an
4 New Orleans 7:0© pm 4 Cincinnati 1:10 pa
6 Chattanooga 11:43 mu 3 Meridian « lo pn
11 Chattanongu ft :00 pm- 22 Chjttauoopa 5:05 8 0
0 Meridian ld:5u siu o < ivattanouga 4:00 pa
12 Meridian 11:40 pm il MeridianB:10aq
Liuea
So. Arrive from— No. Popart to—
OSIUniiis City 3 50 pm 106 KaniaaCUf If JO pa
103 Kansas Cllf «13 am 10'. Kansae CM# IB JO pa
»25 Amont 10:15 am flfj Amory SJBpa
»?1 Memphis 6:55 £in^kj2_M*qphls 7:00 i*
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. »« ;«* ' »«■ C New Tom
11 Now Amk 1:00 pm i| N,w York StfOinn
23 Atlanta 9:40 nm 21 Atlanta7:30 am
IIlluola Ceultal If y.
So Arrlte from— No. Depart to—
V Chicago 4:03 pm 10 Chicago iaT3nra
M>US\ll,l.i: A \ \>HVILI.1C STATION
L. A X. II. It.
No. Arrive from— No. Depart to—
1 Cincinnati 0:51 am \ New Orleans 1:00 am
S New Orleans 12:4U pm 2 Cincinnati 12:02 pm
8 Cincinnati 8:02 pm 3 New Orleans S:15pm
4 New Orleans 8:87 pm 4 C incinnati 8:4.% pm
ft Decatur T :15 pm *6 Decatur 7:00 am
7 Cincinnati 3:5o am 8 Cincinnati 11:45 pm
10 Montgomery 7:45 pm I) Montgomery 0:00 am
*13 Decatur 10:13 am *14 Decatur4 00 pm
BlralosMui Mineral
\o. Arrive Iron No. Depart to—
88 Praco f :l» m M Preco 0*8 am
41 Tuscaloosa 11:10 am 4\ Bloctoa 0*0 am
48 Bloc too 7J5 pm 41 Bloctoa 8*4 am
45 Anniston 10:40 am 44 Anniston 8:40 pm
47 Anniston 0:30 pm 40 Innlston 8*f am
<«■* Tuscaloooa 8:80 rm mi Tuscaloosa 7*0 a.m
A.. B. A A.
No. Arrive from— >> Depart to—
•A Itoanofce 11:30 am 28 Roanoke 7:30 am i
M..wh~>«r_m n U M nn'lw.l.r_|:|i»
SWAPPERS^COLUMN_
WANTED—To swap, a new Buck or Na
tional steel range for your old stove.
Robert Prowell, 318 N. 20th st. 2-24-4t
FOR SALE Living room and diningroom
furniture; also inner player piano; will
sell cheap for cash or trade for dia
monds Apply 1416 10th ave., S. Phone
2367 Main._ 2*2fi-3t
WANT to swap. 2000 pounds good coal for
$2.90 Phone Black Jack Coal Co.. Main
8030 Yard. 23d st. and Ave. A. Office,
&»/*{ N. 20th st. 2-26-6t
WILL swap nice young White Orpins -
ton rooster for nice young W hite Or
pington rooster. Address L-32, care
Age-Herald. 2-27-2t
Six lots in Greater Birmingham, value
$50 each, to trade for used 5-passenger
car in good condition; no junk; or one lot
in East Lake, value $400. for first-class
5-passenger car in good shape Address
K. Box 20. Montevallo. Ala., Route 2.
2-27-2t
WANTED TO EXCHANGE—L'nincum
bered property and some cash for mod
ern Norwood home priced right; name
price and incumbrance in answer. . Ad
dress Y-19, care Age-Herald. *
WANTED To swap $600 worth of Julian”
Beggs block signal stock for lot in West
End. Address S. B. A.. Swappers’ Col
umn. Age-Herald.
WILL swap electric desk light for ice
cream freezer. Burns. Swappers’ Col
umn, Age-Herald. 2-27-2t
_ FOR RENT _
FOR RENT—Best located boarding
house in the city. 27 rooms, on corner,
built in refrigerator. Ruud gas heater,
all outside rooms, four baths. J. B.
Dryer, SOB Title Bldg. 2-17-12t
FOR RENT—By owner, April 1, 7416 2d
ave, N., four large rooms, hall and
large bath, $12.60 per month; or will add
another room for $16 per month; large
lot and fine garden. J. W. Dukes, 425
Woodward Bldg. 2-21-31-su-wed-sat
FOR RENT—Three store rooms, 1427, 1429
and 1431 3d ave., N.; also 1427‘/£. 10 rooms. ,
Rent free until April 1. 1915, to suitable
tenants; after April 1 $25 per month for
each. Apply Dr. A. H. French. 2-21-tf
FOUR-ROOM or 6-room apartment,
steam heat, water, all Improvements
furnished; corner 16th ave. and 13th st..
S. Telephone Main 2662-J. . 2-2G-3t
FOR RENT—4-room house with large lot,
on Fountain Heights; one block car line;
immediate possession; price, $13.60. Call
at 1328 13th ave., N., or phope 2470-W.
__ 2-24-3t-we-th-sat
FOR RENT April 1, 4 rooms, with bath,
balcony, upstairs, with private entrance;
water and beat furnished; right on car
line In west part of Norwood; price only
$3<>. 3312 12th ave., N., or phone 1698.
3-24-3t-we-th-sat
MEN 8 $3.60 PANTS EOR $l.% AT THE
REMNANT STORE. 2017 2D AVE.
FOR RENT—Modern home, on Southaide,
beautiful elevation, four full-sized bed
rooms upstairs, sleeping porch, living
room, parlor, dining room, kitchen and
large den downstairs; modern plumbing,
splendid neighborhood, close to car line.
Address Owner, care Box 357, city, or
phone 843,_ 2-26-eod-to-4-l
FOR RENT—By owner, April 1, 720 South
25th st., two-story house; has six large
rooms and large bath, high and dry,
$26 per month. J. W. Dukes, 425 Wood
ward Bldg. 2-21-3t-su-wed-sat
TWO-ROOM apartment, completely fur^
nished for light housekeeping, with
strictly private bath; all modern con
veniences. 1023 Glen Iris ave. Main
4289-W._ 2-27-3t
FOR RENT—7-room cottage, screened,
all modern conveniences, chicken bouse,
garden spot, lot 132X163; large front
porch; occupancy at once, rent begin
April 1. Call J. A. Turnlpseed, West
End, phone 403. 2-27-4t
ONE CENT A WORD
RATES—One cent n word ■ days no ad.
token for less than 2He for first Inser
tion. (wwh must nocoinpan.v order.
FOR KENT—ROOMS
rooms; modern conveniences; moderate
prices; baths free. 2J0f» bth uve. 7-12-tf 1
FOR RENT—Two connecting rooms! !
everything furnished complete for light I
housekeeping; every convenience; closa
in; only $3.50 per week. 825 N. 20th st.
_ ___ 2-18-tf
FOR RENT—Furnished or unfurnished. 3
rounds for light housekeeping, including
sleeping porch, with large front porch,
convenient bath, modern in every re
spect, which includes lights, heat, water
and telephone service; located in best
section of South Highlands; will lease
to couple without children; only those
desiring the best home and willing to
pay for such need apply. Car line con
venient and near Glen iris park. Refer
ences required. Address J-17, care Age
Herald, or telephone Main 809b. 2-19-tf
NICeLy furnished front room; hot bath
at all hours; price reasonable. 2212 4th
ave. _ 2-20-tf
NICELY furnished, modern, furnacTe
heated rooms, private family. 2200 N.
ave.2-21-71
F'OR RENT—'L’w'o furnished rooms and a
sleeping porch to two or three young
men or couple without children; with
or without board; cool, delightful ex
posure for summer. Apply 2177 High
land ave. Phone 2398-J. 2-24-3t
TWO connecting furnished rooms for
light housekeeping. 1812 7th ave., N.
_2-24-tf
ELEGANTLY furnished rooms Tv i th
board; new management. 1912 6th.
ave.. N. __2-25-10t
FURNISHED complete for housekeeping
three-room apartment, front and back
yards; gas range, improvements, $16;
also front room and kitchen, gas
range, lights, water, heat fhcluded;
mo children; $10. 2121 Zinn ave., Oak
Crest station, South Ensley car.
BOYS’ $6.50 SUITS FOR $2.85 AT THE'
REMNANT STORE, 2017 2D AYE.
r\YO connecting rooms, furnished com
plex* for light housekeeping; every con
venience and dose in; rent, $3.50 per
week. 2113 5th ave., N. 2-26-tf
TWO large connecting front room#, fur
nished complete for light housekeeping.
1703 8tli ave.. N. 2-25-4t
NICELY furnished front room; modern
conveniences; gentleman; $10 month; 1610
6th ave., N.; opposite park. Main 3281-1.
2-20-2t
riiREE or four desirable rooms, with
garage. 2110, 8th ave. 2-16-8t-eod.
FURNISHED room with or without prl
vate bath, choice, South Highlands loca
tion, billiard room and garage. Main
S0&-J- _____ 2-6-eod-tf’
FOR RENT—Three lovely furnished
connecting rooms for light house
keeping; modern conveniences. 2117
Ave. H. 2-27-41
THREE nicely furnished rooms for rent!
furnace heat; in good walking distance
Finley yards or radiator plant; one
block from North Birmingham car line.
3712 27th st.. N. . 2-27-2t
rwo Settled business women may secure
bedroom and sitting room in private
home in Fountain Heights; on car line,
12 minutes’ ride from oily; not after
revenue; $10 per month for both rooms;
references given and required. Phone
Main 8880._ 2-27-2t
ANNOUNCEMENTS
^^^nT^Touf^roo^TfoublTsTwnTTure
them and furnish a guarantee; mil
lion dollar concern is behind 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
FARMS
ham. $65 per acre, '10 acres near
suburbs of Birmingham, car line. Four
acre and 6-acre truck farms in Birming
ham near car line; terms; immediate
possession of above mentioned. Farm
Realty Co.. $23 Jefferson County Bank.
2016 Bth Ave.
C'leanest and brightest rooms in city.
Hot snd cold running water. Baths
free; low rateB to suit times.
HOME COMFORTS—HOTEL SERVICE.
9-27-tf
PRINTING, RULING,
BINDING,HIGH GRADE
WORK — EFFICIENT
SERVICE, LARGEST
AND MOST MODERN
PLANT IN THE STATE.
ROBERTS & SON, (Inc.)
“THE BIO ALABAMA HOUSE*
HOOT. W. EWING. Pmldml
1812 ^ 3d Ave.
CHICHESTER S PILLS
Winv TUB VIAMONB'BRAND. A
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£4< U&M I'hl-chM-tor s JBr*»d/A\
XmAv Pills In Red sad 41*14 metalllc^T/
ho>*. sealed with Blue Ribbon.
iS»Safa®Ks
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE
Bern In Butlnru Mura Tku 90 Yuan
Turner Hotel
Fayette, Ala.
Peru
Main Itmt
ItKlrM
ALLIES HAVE AGREED
AS
Retaliatory Measures Prob
ably Will Be Announced
Monday
London, February 26.—(7:40 p. m.)
France. Russia, England, Scrvia and Bel
gium ore saia by English officials to be
in absolute accord as to reprisals to be
made on Germany. Austria and Turkey In
retaliation for the German submarine
campaign. England wag In conference
with her allies concerning reprisals be
fore the receipt of the last American
note making informal representations
looking to the discontinuance of subma
rine activities and to the admission of
food to Germany for her civil popula
tion.
While It can be authoritatively stated
that the nature of the reprisals have
not been agreed upon absolutely as yet,
(England and her allies have decided
upon the main points, which probably
will be announced Monday by Premier
Asquith in a statement for the press.
Simultaneously the position of all the
opponents of Germany toward neutral
countries whose trade is so vitally af
fected by the present naval methods will
be submitted to the neutral governments.
American Ambassador Page and the
British foreign office have refrained from
publicly discussing the terms of the Amer
ican note but the foreign office has in
timated that the probable statement of
Premier Asquith^ on Monday will not
he a direct answer to the American note
hut a long promised elucidation of the
intimation made by Sir Edward Grey,
secretary of state for foreign affairs, and
the other cabinet members that reprisals
against Germany would doubtless he
necessary.
There Is every reason to believe that
England fully Intends to make all food
stuffs for Germany absolute contraband,
thus cutting off the movement of ships
to German ports and making export trade
by sea impossible.
Great Interest is being shown by the
British press and the public in the prob
able treatment of cotton under the new
system of reprisals. The belief seems
to be general that both cotton and food
will all become absolute contraband.
British officials are now persuaded, they
state, that several ships which at first
were reported ns having been destroyed
by mines were victims of submarines.
WILL TRY TO MAKE
INDIANS SURRENDER
Washington, February 26.—Commis
sioner Sells of the Indian bureau for
warded instructions to bureau agents to
day to employ all possible means to in
duce hostile Piutes in Utah to surrender.
Sixty Piutes, who recently left the Nav
ajo reservation, have agreed to return,
bureau agents reported, and that was In
terpreted as likely to Influence the hos
tile band aiding Tse-Ne-Gat to resist ar
rest.
CARRIES EXHIBITS
TO SAN FRANCISCO
Avonmouth, England, February 26.—(Via
London, 8:55 p. m.)—The United States
naval collier Jason sailed today with
European exhibits for the Panama-Pacific
exposition. Som© of the exhibits were
left on the dock, as the Jason had re
ceived orders from Washington to expe
dite its departure.
No special precautions were vaken when
the Jason departed, only the ordinary
pilot hoarding the vessel.
Honors Turkish Minister
Frankfurt, Germany, February 2*.— (Via
I<ondon, 11 p. m.)—Emperor William has
bestowed the lion cross on Enver Pasha,
Turkish minister of wav. a ( onstantlno
ple dispatch to thr Frankfurter Zeltung
says.
The Big Idea!
"A Combination in
Favor of Trade”
It's the
Southern Express Company’s
Idea
By helping other* We help ourselves. There are
millions of marketable values going to waste because
you don't know about them. We want you—our
patrons—to be a market for these products.
Ask our Agent for names of dealers in and growers of:
BUTTER, EGGS. POULTRY
FRUIT wad VEGETABLES
FISH, OYSTERS, SHRIMP
ORANGES, LEMONS, GRAPEFRUIT
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V J'X:1 • - i "
War Correspondents
. To See Real Fighting
Ottawa. February 26.—A message from
the British war office to the Canadian
Government indicates that the war cor
respondent soon is to have a limited op
portunity to see fighting. The cablegram
read:
“It has been decided to permit small
batches of war correspondents to proceed
to the front In a series of tours of about
six days each beginning March 1.”
LETTERS TO EDITOR
Miss Engle's Birthplace
To the Editor of The Age-Herald:
Ii a woman (even a suffrage worker)
born in Virginia and living in Maryland
obliged “to weather repeated attacks" on
the part of The Age-Herald as to the
place of her nativity and residence?
Miss Lavinla H. Engle, field secretary
of the National Suffrage association, is
not a "southern girl from New JerseJV
nor was she so introduced to members of
the Alabama legislature. She is a native
daughter of Virginia, and undoubtedly
understands the cotton situation, politi
cians in general and particular, but per
haps not reporters who publish inaccu
racies. Yours very truly,
PATTIE RUFFNER JACOBS. y
President Alabama E. S. A.
Birmingham. February 26. 1915.
Celebrate Golden Wedding
Greensboro, February 27.—(Special.)
Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Waller celebrated
their golden wedding on Tuesday. A fam
ily dinner party was enjoyed, after which
from 3 to 6 an informal reception was
held, when a hundred or more guests
called to congratulate this popular couple.
The house was aglow with golden daffo
dils and many candles.
LE(iAL
Mortgage Sale
I’nder and by virtue of the power of
i sale contained in a mortgage executed
and delivered on the 10th day of Feb
| ruary, 1910, by J. P. Couch and Frances
• A. Couch to Mary C. Robertson, for the
■ purpose of securing the payment of
certain indebtedness described ihere
j in owned by the said J. P. Couch to
the said Mary C. Robertson, which
mortgage has been recorded on page
176 of volume 563 of the record of
deeds in the office of the judge of
probate of Jefferson county, Alabama,
default having been made in t*he pay
ment of said indebtedness, the said
Mary C. Robertson as the mortgagee
named in the said mortgage, will at
12 o’clock, noon, on the 7th day of
April, 1915, in front of the principal
southern door of the. courthouse, of said
Jefferson county, in the city of Birtnng
ham, Ala., sell at public outcry to the
highest bidder for cash, the property
conveyed by the said mortgage, which
property is described as follows, to
wit:
Part of lots Numbers one (1> and
two (2) In block two (2), said prop
erty being described and designated
in accordance with the map made for
O. W. Wood, Sr., by A. O. Wilson and
recorded in map book number 3 on
page 22 of the map record in the pro
bate office of said county and state,
more particularly described as follows:
Begin at a point 54 feet south of the
intersection of Fifty-seventh street
and Second avenue, north; thence east
wardly about 100 feet to the east line
of lot number 3. thence southwardly
about 48 feet; thence westwardly about
100 feel; thence northwardly about 48
feet to point of beginning, being sit
uated In Woodlawn, Jefferson county,
Alabama, together with all improve
ments thereon and belonging thereto.
MARY C. ROBERTSON.
Mortgage®.
Tillman, Bradley & Morrow, attor
neys for mortgagee. 2-20-27-3-6-13-17
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