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Scoop—The Cub Reporter SCOOP KNOWS WHY HE CAUGHT HIS COLD By “Hop”
1
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ONE CENT A WORD
RATES—One cent a word a day; no ad.
taken for less than 25e for first Inwer
L tlon. I 'a wli most acconipwnv order.
__ WANTED
SHAVING 10c afl929~4th ave. 11-29£tf
!WE sharpen safety razor blades better 1
than new, 25c dozen. Send them par
cel post. Robert Prowell Stove Co.,
Birmingham, Ala. 5-3 4-tf
WE" buy second hand clothes, shoes, for
cash. Phone 3581. 2116 2d. 1-20-tf
Y BUY first mortgages and well secured
notes, amounts $50 and up. J. W.
Dukes, 425 Woodward Bldg. 2-7-tf
^VANTED—Tract of yellow pine timber,
short, or long leaf, not less than 30.000,
000 feet, on or near railroad, -vddress
J-22, care Age-Herald. 3-4-10t
AVANTED—Jefferson bank checking ac
counts; will pay part cash, part mort
gage paper. Quick action. Address
S-24, care Age-Herald. 3-10-tf j
WANTED—To borrow $200. to be secured
by first mortgage on improved Birming
ham real estate; worth more than twice
amount of loan. Address Q-25, care
Age-Herald.
Wanted—Two second-hand five or
seven-passenger automobiles. Ad
dress 8-25, care Age-Herald.
'V ANTED—^^LE^HELP_
£jSTEx7'~you mTernploycdl 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-JOt
.WANTED—Birmingham mail carriers,
$67 month. Birmingham examinations
May 12; sample questions free. Frank
lin institute, Dept. 3-C, Rochester.
X. Y. 3-5-lm-fr-sat-su-we
Y»OSTOFFICE clerk-carrier examination
Birmingham May 32. Get special prepa
ration under former government exam
iner. Booklet J-64 free. Write, today.
Patterson Civil Service School. Roch
ester, N. Y. 3-12-lot
WANTED.
Skirt and men coatmakers for
ladies' tailored suits. Apply
dressmaking department, fourth
floor.
LOVEMAN. JOSEPH & LOEB.
YlEN, increase your earnings. Learn the f
barber trade, for which there is always
a demand. Many jobs waiting at wages
higher than you would expect. Taught
in a few weeks by our system. Earn
while learning. Write today. Moler
Barber College, Atlanta. Ga. 3-13-6t
SAVE A DOLLAR ON A PATH OF
SHOES, MEN’S HIGH OR LOW
SHOES, $4.60 BRANDS $2.66 AT THE
' REMNANT STORE, 2017 2D AYE.
I
i
_ SITUATION WANTED
*Ftte ll!ity'’T3rnployme^ wTll^be
glad to furnish free any class of help
wanted. We investigate all appli
cants, tlie record of all applicants for
positions of responsibility. This bu
reau is under the auspices of churches
of Birmingham. We earnestly ask
your co-operation. Phone Main 1870.
113% N. 21st st. _7-18-tt’
WANTED—Position as housekeeper with
small family: no objection to leaving
the city. Phone Main 88G2. 3-12-2t
Situation WANTED—Linotype opera
tor-printer. Will work in either capacity
or both; employed; correspondence de
sired before changing. Fred F. Converse.
Huntsville, Ala.
ftlGH-CLASS office man, combination
bookkeeper-stenographer, several years'
experience, is open for a position, and
would like to connect with some firm
w ith a chance of advancement. Address
TT. M. B., 104 S. Almond st., West End,
city. 3-12-7t-fr-su-tu-th-sa-su-tu
FT vEASK bo so kind sis to help me by
letting me do some of your spring clean
ing or wash your blankets, other bed
clothes, windows, work by day or regu
lar. Mrs. Alice Hodges, General De
livery. Birmingham, Ala. 3-12-2t
\VANTED—An up-to-ilate pairfler- pa
per hanger wants work; can paint
smokestacks, towers, etc.; can give
best of references: J am a real
steeplejack. Address M-25, care Age
Herald. 3-l?-2t
FoSITION by stenographer and bill
clerk; eight years’ experience. Box
3 24, Grand Bay, Ala.
__3-6-10t-sat-su-tu-th
Efficient Stenographer''desires posi- I
tion at once. Also experienced dicta-'
phone operator. Call Main G997 and ask
for “Miss M.*'_3-13-2t-sat-mo
iTENOGRAPHER—Wanted, position by
a young lady stenographer or office as
sistant. Also caBhier Have a good
knowledge of bookkeeping. Willing to
work on small salary. Best of refer
ences. Call Main 5452-J.
BOOKKEEPER—Marri<d man, 25 years
of age, thoroughly experienced in book
keeping and office work, open for po
sition March 16. Present business con
ditions reason for change. Good refer
ences. Address N-25, cure Age-Herald.
y ~_ __ 3-13-Mt
WANTED—Position as housekeeper in
8T family or for widower. Call Main
TOCNG married man, age 22, would like
to get good, steady work with good
business house in Birmingham. Strictly
sober and reliable. Can furnish bond
and reference. Address Mr. C. H., No.
2030 Aldington, Bessemer, Ala.
WANTED—BOARDERS
furnished room; large closet, with hot
and cold water; near loop car. 1016 St.
_ Charles st. Phone 2094-W Main. 3-7-7t
Jccu PA NTS for two nicely furnished
rooms, good meals, host location in city,
phone Main 5347. 3-9-7t
Excellent table beard, with beauti
fully furnished rooms, steam heated,
hot and cold water in each room, best
location, one block from Five Points;
t»00 S. 11th ave.3-13-7t
WANTED—SALESMEN
"want'Three soodmen to sell fruit
tree, and ornamentals, in middle Ala
bama. Permanent Job. Good pay;
U*h'. work. Smith Bros., Dept. 63, C011
Mrt a* ir»-m
•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••■••••••••••••••••••••a
RATES—One cent ■ word n day; no ad.
taken for lean than 2Bo for first Inner
Hon. (’awli mnwt accompany order.
FOR SALE
TALir^TTflTALAN JSMISON.
FKV3 Jeff. Co. Bank Birg. 8-8-tf
E. J. BURNS CO.
REAL ESTATE. PHONE 766.
_ 10-4-tf
WE will build you a home. Birming
ham Building and Imp. Co., 414-15-16
American Trust Bldg. 1-16-tt
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. 3-11-tf
NORMENT'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 $26 on pui>
chase price of any home.)
_ 1-23-tf
FOR SALE—OWENTON.
One choice lot, 50x190, in best part of
Owenton, fronting Owenton-Ensley
car lino; sewer and street improve
ments paid; $850.
LESTER & FAIN
2107 3d Ave. Main 74.
m > i: i > TIMES! Why hard times? "Get
back to the soil. A LOXLEY Satsuma
ORANGE GROVE on easy terms will
solve the problem of living. Balin.v
breezes blow prosperity on the gulf
coast. MEXICAN GULF COAST REAL
ESTATE AGENCY, W. E. URQUHART,
MANAGER. 336 First National Bank
Bldg.. Birmingham, Ala. 3-5-tf
FOR SALE—The machinery and tools of
the J. H. Johns Machine Co., bank
rupt
One 28-imh by 14-foot lathe.
One 18-inch by 13-foot lathe.
One 12-inch by 10-foot lathe.
One 32-inch bv 32-inch by 8-foot planer.
One 16-inch shaper.
One No. 2 milling machine.
One 24-inch drill press.
One 20-inch dTTIT press.
One key-seating machine.
One 800-pound steam hammer.
One double end punch and shear.
One 15 Jl. P. engine.
One 30 H. P. boiler.
Hand taps, dies, pipe cutting and thread
ing tools; ohain tongs, blacksmith tongs.
If you wish to make inspection with
view to purchasing call Main 2754.
CHAS. J. GEIOHEGAN. TRUSTEE,
1428 N. 20th St.. Birmingham, Ala.
3-7-1lt-7-S-9-10-ll-12-13-14-16-18-21
Full SALE—1 medium size safe, 1 roller
top desk, 1 city directory. J. Davidson,
1929ya 2d ave. 3-10-tf
SUDAN grass seed. 25c per pound; won
derful hay crop. Lubbock has largest
growers. Write or wire. C. C. Wright.
Lubbock, Tex. 3-9-10t
AUTC MOBILE for sale, 1913 CadTiTacT 5
passenger touring car in first-class con
dition; will take $650 cash. Phone Main
2548 3-11-tf
RA ILS for mining purposes, 8-lbs. to 35^
lbs, in any quantity to suit buyer.
Please send inquiries; prices cheerful
ly furnished.
A. MARX & SONS.,
843 Tchoupitoulas st., New* Orleans, La.
3-5-5t-eod
SPECIAL BARGAIN.
$3850— Modern, 8-room bungalow, North
Highlands, furnace heated, handsomely
papered, polished floors, chandeliers,
cabine't mantels, beam ceilings, plumb
ing complete, best resident section, 2
room servant's house on rear of lot.
Apply to H. M. Robertson, 2026 1st ave.
_ 2-27-8t-sat-sU
FOR SALE—NORWOOD.
Don't forget that we have the best
home proposition in Norwood: new,
modern 9-room brick veneer, with
extra large sleeping porch and tiled
porch and bath, on lot 50x190, just
off boulevard, for only $7000.
LESTER & FAIN
2107 3d Ave. Main 74.
BARKER SHOP for sale: two chairs:
located in best part West End. For
particulars call West End IS, Charles
G. Alley, West End Drug Co., Birming
ham. S-13-St
SPECIALS FOR TODAY.
The L. & N. Fruit Company, opposite
L. & N. Station, offers on Saturday
assortment of Oranges at lc each.
Apples, Winesap, Baldwin and Grimes
Golden, lc each.
Fine lot of Lemons, lc each.
Bananas at lc each.
Grapefruit at 2c each.
Remember the Place.
L. & N. FRUIT STORE,
(Opposite L. & N. Depot.)
Yours Respect.
_J. C. SAVARE3._
FOR SALE.
PRATT CITY.
See tis for 2-story brick business house
now paying good rents, at sacriiice
price.
HILL & ARNOLD
1 924 4th Ave., N. Phone 4722.
LADIES SKIRTS, NEW SPRING MOD
ELS, $7.60 KIND $3.46. YOU CAN BUY
THEM ONLY AT THE REMNANT
STORE, 2017 2D AVE.
LOST—STRAYED—STOLEN
LuST—Black poeketbook containing
valuable keepsake; owner’s name in
side. Return to 404 S. 21st st. Re
ward. 3-13-2t
SPRING MODELS IN SILK WAISTS.
$3.49 KIND 99 CENTS, AT THE REM
NANT STORE. 2017 2D AVE.
MAILING LISTS
POSTAGE guaranteed mailing lists com
piled. Letters, addressing, mailing,
printing. “Ask Mr. Hammille, he prob
ably knows.” Phone 1446 Main, Birming
ham. 2-11-tI
I SWAPPERS’ COLUMN ]
L, »
_^ ^
SWAP that old sadiron to your country
cousin for a good fryer chicken and buy
an electric iron. You will find it Is use
ful every day and always ready to save
you work and worry. Birmingham Rail
way. Light & Power Co. 3-11 -3t
I WANT to swap vacant lot at Wins- i
ton Heights, Birmingham, for second
hand automobile: any make. Address
J. E. Madkey. Alexander City, Ala.
_ 3-12-5t
EXCHANGE—200 suburban lots or 10
acres adjoining fair grounds for home
east of 20th st. Owner, 023 Jefferson
Bank Bldg. 8-12-tf
WILL swap tame white rabbits in pairs
for $2, or anything we can agree on.
What have you to swap for a pair?
S. Garmon, fill S. Main St., Cullman.
Ala. 3-12-3t
1V» swap $1000 equity in &uuth Highland
home for unincumbered vacant lot, or
small place in country. Address K-25.
care Age-Herald. 3-12-3t
WANTED—To swap one bird dog. setter,
trained, for shotgun, typewriter, or
what have you to trade me for dog?
Od, care Swappers’ Column. Age-Her
ald. 8-13-2t
WANTED—To swap, a piano or an organ
for a good milch cow. Address J. R.
Whitaker, 2112 4th ave. 3-12-3ti
SWAPPERS' COLUMN
WANTED—To swap one 150 li. P. return
tubular boiler, in good condition, for
one automatic engine of 40 H. P. En
gine to be in good running order. Ad
dress R-24, care Age-IIorald. 3-10-7t
TO EXCHANGE—$30/)00 or any part-Bir
mingham improved rental property for
farm. Address Owner, 924 Jefferson
Bank Bldg. 3-10-tf
TO swap, lots in Hudson City, the best
subdivision for colored people, for light
car; must be bargain. L/. M. C., care
Swappers’ Column. 3-ll-3t
rWANT to swap a $15,000 South High
lands home, with 10 rooms, two baths,
sleeping porch, etc., for black belt
farm, vacant lots or suburban acreage.
P-25, Swappers’ Column. Age-Herald.
_ 3-13-3t
WANTED-TOTSWAP—A pair of men’s
Guarantee Shoe Co.’s men’s $5 shoes
for a pig. S. E. W., Swappers' Col
umn. Age-Herald.
WILD EXCHANGE Twentieth Century
Lippincott fountain for five or seven
passenger second-hand automobile.
Address R-25, care Age-Herald.
OWNER, must swap or sell 40 acres
on pike; 18 negro lots and negro
rental property; big bargain, oe' me.
1417 Jefferson County Bank Bldg.
Main 22. J-13-5t
MONEY TO LEND
TALK WITH ALXN^JEMISONl
Main 100. 8-8-tf
REAL ESTATE loans to suit you in
amount, terms and interest; can pay
back monthly or yearly; will take
second mortgage. John W. Prude, 10b*
N. 22d st. Bell phone 240. 10-L6-tf
MONEY immediately available; well se
cured first mortgage loans. Leonard
Riley Co., 725 Woodward. t-l-tf
WE negotiate loans and sell real estate.
Can handle desirable farm loans. Mc
Connell, Anglin, White, 2026 3d ave.
____ 10-29-tf
REAL "ESTATE 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. 20 th St.
2-25-tf-dly-ex-sun
MONEY to lend at 7 and 8 per cent on
good Birmingham property, in
amounts from $500 to $4000.
A. L. YORK
with
McCONNELL-ANGLIN & WHITE,
Phones 1238, 1523. 2026 3d Ave.
3-13-2t
ACCENTS_
WANTED.
Responsible “live wire” insurance
agents in every town in Alabama for
automobile insurance. Writing auto
liability, property damage, collision,
fire and theft. Best rates, best ser
vice; over million dollar company.
We are not in the rate combine. Write
quick for particulars. Liberal com
missions.
A. J. ARRANT GENERAL AGENCY
Birmingham, Ala.
8-9-tf
PERSONAL
LADIES—$1000 reward; I 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; mail, $1.50; double strengtn, $2;
booklet free. Dr. Southington, 3S
Long Bldg., Kansas City, Mo. 10-15-tf
FOR RENT—ROOMS
Bide rooms; modern conveniences;
moderate prices; baths tree. 2100 6th
ave-_ 7-12-tf
FOR RENT—Two connecting rooms;
everything furnished complete for light
housekeeping; every convenience; close
in; only $3.50 per week. 325 N. 20th ft.
_ 2-18-tf
NICELY furnished front room; hot bath
at all hours; price reasonable. 2212 4th
*ve-2-20-tf
TWO connecting furnished rooms for
light housekeeping. 1812 7th ave., N.
_ 2-24-tf
NATIONAL HOUSeT 209!z N. 22d st~
rooms from 25c up. 3-2-301
FOR RENT—Three lovely furnished
connecting rooms for light housekeep
ing; modern conveniences. 2117 Ave.
| H-_ 3-5-tf
FOR RENT—Light housekeeping apart
ments, furnisiied complete with all con
veniences, only $3.50 and 84: also bed
rooms from $2 to $3.60 per week, hot and
cold water. Close in, 2113 5th ave.
3-7-tf
ELEGANTLY furnished rooms with
board; new management. 1912 6tli
N. 3-9-lot
N|( ELY furnished front room, modern
conveniences, gentleman, $S month.
1610 Oth ave.. N. Main 3231-.!.
3 -10-41
l'l RT. ACE-HEATED rooms; chu arrangt
for housekeeping: modern house; pri
vate family. 2200 N. 7tli ave. 3-ll-6t
ROOMS FOR RENT—Nicely furnished
rooms for rent on March 16. 606 St.
Charles st. Phone West End 733-W.
___ 3-12-3t
FURNISHED room with or without pri
vate bath, choice, South Highlands loca
tion, billiard room and garage. Main
0056-J. 2-6-eod-tf
THREE desirable rooniB, with garage. 2110
JBth ave. 3-3-10t-eod
WILL, rent at reasonable rates, one or
two rooms to desirable gentlemen or
ladies: hath and other conveniences;
Highland avenue car line. Phone Main
127E 3-ll-3t-th-sa-su
LADIES' $2.50 TIPPERARY HATS SAT
URDAY 9S CENTS, AT THE REM
NANT STORE. 2017 2D AVE.
A H HI V a Li AND UKPAKTUIB OF PASliE.VGBR TRAINS. UIHM1NGHAM
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No. irrln from— No. Depart to—
S3 New York IS "it pm 80 New York |:K)tn
ttf New York 6:45 pip 84 Now York 4:00 pm
J1 Atlanta 6:0# am )8 Atlanta 11:13 am
3 Atlanta If 10 pm 40 Atlanta 6:30 am
89 Atlanta 6:43 par K0 Atlanta fOusm
89 Atlanta 16:09 pm 24 Atlanta 4:60 pm
16 Columbus 11:15 nm 11 GreenvUis 4:45 atu
12 Green villa 7 .53 pm 10 Mobile-Helms T:00«m
29 Selma 11 :M am 27 Selma 4:40 pm
fi) Mohilr-Selma 7 :08 uni IS Columbus 8:43 pm
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1 Cincinnati 10:25 pm 1 N. O. 6 ghr'pt 10:38 pm
X New Orleans 6:20 aw 2 On. A N\ Y. 0:30 am
8 Cincinnati 10:50 atu H New Urleana 11:06 am
0 New Orleans 7 00 pui 4 Cincinnati 7:10 pm
6 < liattauooga 11:43 atu 5 Ma lian 4 Hi pm
21 Chattanooga 9:00 pm 22 Chattanooga 8:05 am
6 Meridian I0.5u..to *i Uialtanooga 4 :00 nu
12 Meridian 11:40 pm 11 Meridian6:10am
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105 Kaunas CUy *[ 30 pm 106 Kansas City 18:30 pm
103 Kansas CUy 6:15 am 104 Kaunas City 10:30 pm
985 Amorg 10:15 am 930 Amoiy 8:25 pm
Q2^3feinpn1s 3:55 nm >»22 Memphis 7:00 am
Central! of Us. Hy.
No. Arrlva from— Nt. Depart «o—
1 Macon 10:10 pm I Macon 7:00 am
f Jacksonville 12:15 pm 10 Jacksonville 4.-85 pm
> Savannah 12:01 i»m 4 Ha van nan 8:50 pm
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Seaboard Air Line Ky.
Np- Arrive from— No. Depart to—
,5 *or* 6 New York 6.30 am
11 New York 1:00 pm 12 New York 8:00 pm
23 Atlanta 9:40 tim 22 Atlanta7:80 am
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" OrW ago 4:55 nm 10 Chicago 18 ■*'. rm
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No. Arrive from— No. Depart to—
1 Cincinnati M:&2am 1 New Orleans 6:60 am
2 New Orleans 12:40 pm 2 Cincinnati 12:02 pm
8 Cincinnati 8:02 pm 3 New Orleans 8:15 piu
4 New Orleans 8.37 pm 4 Cincinnati 8.4 5 pm
5 Decatur 7:15 pm *C Decatur 7:00 am
7 Cincinnati 8:50 am 8 Cincinnati 11:45 pm
10 Montgomery 7:45 pm 0 Montgomery 6:00 am
•15 Decatur10:15 am *14 Decatur4 :60 pm
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30 Praco 5:15 pm 38 Praco 8:25 am
4k Tuacalooaa 11:15 am 41 Morton 5:26 am
42 bloctoo 7 35 pm 46 Blocton 2 54 am
45 Aiutleton 16:46 am 44 Anniston 8:40 pm
47 Annietuu 6:55 pm 46 Anniston 6:35 am
IQ2 Tuycaioosa 5 ^0 pm 101 Tuscaloosa 7:00 a.m.
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23 Roanoke 11:36 am 20 Roanoke 7:36 am
25 Manchester 6:66 Pm 24 Manrhcwtcr
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HATES—One cent a word a day* no ad.
taken for leu* than 25c for first Inscr
tlon. Cash mint accompany order.
FOR RENT
FOR RENT—9-room dwelling, 1310 24th
st., N., $30; all conveniences; shady
side of street. Phone 2098 or call at
1300 24th st,3-2-tf
FOR RENT—Storeroom, 1431 3d ave., N.
Free until October 1 to suitable ten
ant; especially suitable for drug store
and soft drink stand. No drug store in
neighborhood. Cheap storage for auto
mobiles and other vehicles. Apply to
A H. French, 1427 3d ave., N.
3-7-tf
RICHMOND ~
APARTMENT.
Six rooms, sleeping porch. April 1.
DILLARD INVESTMENT AND
INSURANCE CO.
Phone 7550 or 3520.
3-10-4t
FOR RENT—Modern home on Southside,
beautiful elevation, four full-sized bed
rooms upstairs, sleeping pnrch, 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 843.2-25-eod-to-4-l
LEVERT APARTMENT.
1318 S. 20th ST.
Six rooms beautifully decorated, in
an exclusive neighborhood, where
everything can be made home-like
and comfortable. An exclusive home,
street entrance. For further infor
mation phone, write or call,
LEVERT-GEORG-E REALTY CO.,
403 Brown-Marx Bldg.
Phone Main 1298.
FOR RENT—New 4-room apartment;
steam heat, water, gas range, gas heat
er, shades, screens. 1215 loth ave., S.;
low rent. Phone Main 2662-J. 3-12-4t
FOR RENT—Nice 6-room modern cot
tage, No. 1211 N. 24th st. Has nice 7
foot hail, sleeping porch, garden,
chicken yard, two good stables and feed
house. Call Main 1832-W. E. L. Ed
wards. 3-13-2t
FOR RENT—Cottage, 4 rooms and hall;
elevated; splendid community; elec
trictly, gas, bath; well screened;
convenient to car and Findley yards;
reduced to $16. Call owner, Main 317
or 5450-J. 3-13-31
BOYS $1.00 KNEE PANTS, 50 CENTS A
PAIR, AT THE REMNANT STORE,
2017 2D AVE.
WANTED—HELP ~
WANTED—ExperieimetT^-’'nurse for
young baby; 25 crosstie cutters, work
near city, transportation furnished;
white girl for private home in city.
Room 626 Chamber Commerce Bldg.
YOU CAN BUY A 524.50 LADIES'
SPRING SUIT FOR 512.45 AT THE
REMNANT STORE, 2017 2D AVE.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
"youf''roo?‘TroTmi7!sr"wur"cu're
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, 2614 AVE. A.
2-7-tf
HOTELS
HOTEL MASON] ' ’
2016 Bth Ave.
Cleanest and brightest rooms in city.
Hot and cold running water. Batha
free; low rates to suit times.
HOME COMFORTS—HOTEL SERVICE.
9-27-tf
WANTED—FEMALE HELP
61.00 SAVED ON A PAIR OF LADIES’
LOW CUT SHOES; 52 98 BABY DOLLS
SATURDAY 51.95, AT THE REMNANT
STORE, 2017 2D AVE.
STOCK CERTIFICATES
LEGAL BLANKS
LITHOGRAPH BONDS
SEAL PRESSES
RUBBER STAMPS
Manufactured Hr
ROBERTS & SON, (Inc.)
“The Bl( Alabama Bonn”
HOUT. ». KWI\G. President
1810-1812 THIRD AVE.
Phone Mil Mala
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TUSCALOOSA MAY
HAVE NEW WHARF
ON WARRIOR RIVER
Tuscaloosa, March 12,—(Special.)—Ac
cording to announcement made here to
day, Tuscaloosa will in the next few
- months have a new’ wharf on the Warrior
river costing between $15,000 and $20,000,
located a short distance below' Lock 10,
and only a few' hundred feet from the
heart of the city.
It was stated today that the advisory
committee appointed by the city com
missioners would, at a meeting to lie
held In a few days, recommend that the
city float a bond issue to raise funds for
the construction of the w'harf.
It is said that the city will have no
trouble in disposing of the bonds and
that the money w’ould be secured and
the work of actual construction begin
immediately. It is planned to have the
w'harf completed and ready for the hand
ling of freight from the self-propelled
barges of the Alabama-New Orleans
Transportation company by early fall.
The question of adequate wharf facili
ties for Tuscaloosa has been paramount
with the Board of Trade for over a Vear
and a committee from that body has
had the matter under advisement for
sometime, but until now no definite ac
tion had been taken.
It is thought that a municipally owned
wiiarf will prove a paying investment to
the city as well as to the merchants and
other Interested parties.
SAY FRENCH GAINS
ARE INSIGNIFICANT
Berlin, March 12.—(Via London, 9:10
p. m.)—Although French reports for sev
eral w'eeks have been claiming daily gains
in the Champagne region, it is said in well
informed quarters here that total gains of
the French during the entire battle have
been insignificant, amounting only fo
about 200 feet at three different places.
These positions were abandoned, it was
said, because during the long struggle
the trenches wrere destroyed by shell fire
and rendered useless. The three places
are north of Le Mesnil, north of Beause
jour and northeast of Beausejour.
During fighting from February 17. to
date, it was said that on all the other
parts of the front where the French
have attempted to break through the
line remains in the possession of the
Germans, who. have gained ground at
several places.
ALLIES RECEIVING
COPPER EXPORTS
Washington, March 12.—Great Britain
and France -continue to receive the great- j
er part of American exports of copper, |
their takings for the week ending March f
6 having been 31,271.947 pounds out of ;
the week’s total of 11,829,657 pounds, the *
department of commerce announced to
day. Exports to France were 7.061,165
pounds and to Great Britain 4,210,782 §.
pounds. Imports for the week were 1,062,
750 pounds of ore and 5,448,647 pounds of
other copper.
Exports for the six months ending Jan
uary 31, were 313,336,364 pounds, against j
469,492,649 pounds the same period the pre- J
vious year. *
LEGAL NOTICES J
Mortgage Sale :4
Under and by virtue of the power of j
sale contained in a mortgage executed ;
and delivered on the 10th day of Feb- j
ruary, 1910, by J. P. Couch and Frances
A. Couch to Mary C. Robertson, for the
purpose of securing the payment of j
certain indebtedness described there
in owned by the said J. P. Couch to
the said Mary C. Robertson, which ]
mortgage has been recorded on page j
176 of volume 563 of the record of
deeds in the office of the judge of j
probate of Jefferson county, Alabama,
default having been made in the pay- f
ment of said indebtedness, the said l
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 fiont of the principal
southern door of the courthouse of said
Jefferson county, in the city of Birmng- -
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 j
recorded in map book number 3 on f
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 18 feet; thence westwardly about 'kfb
100 feet; thence northwardly about 48
feet to point of beginning; being sit- •
uated in Woodlawn, Xtefferson county,
Alabama, together with all improve
ments thereon and belonging thereto. \
MARY C. ROBERTSON.
Mortgagee.
Tillman, Bradley & Morrow, attor
neys for mortgagee. 2-20-27*3-6-13-27 j

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