The Birmingham age-herald. [volume], March 19, 1915, Page 8, Image 8

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II H WANTED
feffAVING 3 0c at 1929 4th aye. 11-29-ti
WE sharpen and repair lawn mowers. Cal’
lor and deliver same. Phone 3000. Rob
• it Prowell Stove Co. 3-14-tl
VrK buy .second hand clothes, shoes, foi
cash. Phone [phone]d. 1-20-tl
1 BUY first mortgages and 11 secure (3
notes, amounts $50 und up. J. W,
Dukes, 425 Woodward Bldg. 2-7-ti
V’ANT to borrow $700. on uni in pro vet
property; worth $25o0; East Lake. Ad
dress R-27. care Age-Herald. 3-17-31
* OLD-FA LS K~T EETIL
Cash paid for old broken false teeth
also gold, broken pieces of jewelry,
watches, etc.; short time only. Sene
postal; we will call. Address B-28, cart
Age-Hera Id. 3-19-31
WANTED—Have client who wants $300(
loan on improved real estate; will guar
antee interest payments. L. G. Petty
john, 1702 5th ave.
AV ANTED—To buy G good work mules;
must be at a low price. Apply to the
Blount Springs Co.. Blount Springs. Ala.
**’ MRS. JACK'S BEATEN BISCUITS
ASK* Vlil'R (JlfnCPl;
_ SITUATION U AM'ED
City Employment Bureau wilTl'e
glad to furnish free any class of help
wanted. We Investigate all appli
cants. the 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 3870.
___ % N. 21st st. 7-lS-tl
WANTED—Work of any kind by bright
Jtoung man: high school graduate: will
ing to be office boy or to do anything
that is honorable. Address AY-19, eai\»
Age-Herald. 3-17-71
WANTED—Position as cashier by young
lady; have had experience; must have
work, (’all Main 3615. 3-38-2t
A GERMAN widow, middle age. with
five-year-old boy. wishes employment
as housekeeper. Address AY-27, care
Age-Herald. 3-18-2t
V ANTED—Sewing by the day in prlvul
families; experienced. Phone 6866-.J.
__ 3-18-21
BRIGHT boy wants work as office boy’:
willing" to work. Phone Main 7125-AY.
_3-18-21
^ POSITION wanted as bookkeeper or u.s
slstant. or other clerical work; can op
erate typewriter: exnerieneed in collect
ii.ff; small salary at start; references.
/ Address X-27 care A ire-He raid. 3-lS-2t
SITUATION wanted as"niaid or cook in a
private fanyly; can furnish best of city
references: Address 2.S19 :5th st.. North
•tPnfn'fgnani. 3-19-21
BANKRUPT SALE.
Entire stock and fixtures of Wrigbt-Ac
ton Mercantile ('o.. bankrupt, will bv
disposed of at once, regardless of price,
as a whole or in part. Store will open
Snturda \ morning. Prices about half.
TRUSTEE S SALES CO.
2401-3 2nd AVE.
coil ’Niumldly^
anil Jetferson theatre, diamond brooch
with 11 stones; liberal reward for re
turning same to 1807 Ave. E. Ensley. oi
phone Ensley 242-AY.
STOLEN—From near Mulga Friday night
March 12, one chestnut sorrel horse
weight 950 pounds, age 12 years, small
spot in right eye; $25 reward for returr
*>• horse and arrest of thief. T. R,
Sharp, R. F. D. 2. Adarasville, Ala.
fil'. . 3-19-61
BANKRUPT SALE.
f Entire stock and fixtures of Wright-Ae
ton Mercantile/C’o., bankrupt, will be
disposed of at once, regardless of price.
4s a whole or in part. Store will open
Saturday morning. Prices about half.
TRUSTEE S SALES CO.
2401-3 2nd AVE.
WAN1ED—1* EM ALB HELP
1.ADIES to sew at home; all or spare
time: Rood pay; work sent prepaid,
Bend stamp for reply. Ivanlioe Mfg,
Co., St. Louis, Mo. 3-14-Tt
WOMEN—Sell guaranteed hosiery tc
friends, neighbors and general wearer;
70 per cent profit; mako Jlo daily; ex
perience unnecessary. International
Mills, West Philadelphia, Pa.
ll-29-4St-su-we
' WANTED—SALESM EN
^S^warTP^three guod^rnen to sell fruit
trees and ornamentals, in middle Ala
llama. Permanent Job. Good pay;
light work. Smith Bros., Dept. SI, Con
cord Ga 3-9-201
wanted to Sell tobaccos to retail
ers; men are trained before sent out on
road; state age, married or single, pres
ent occupation If uny. Address G-28,
care Age-Herald.3-19-21
WANTED—HOARDERS
fully furnished rooms, team heated
hot and cold water in each room, besi
location, one block from Pive Points;
MOO S. 11th ave. 3-13-71
BXCiLlKNT hoard and room on three
oar lines. South Highlands; modern
home; garage if desired. Muin 1S25.
_3-14-71
BANKRUPT SALE.
Entire stock and fixtures of Wright-Ae
-ton Mercantile Co., bankrupt, will dc
disposed of at once, regardless of price
gs a whole or In part. Store will oper
Saturday morning. Prices about half.
TRUSTEE S SALES CO.
2401-3 2nd AVE.
WANTED—HELP
NTEI>- Ten white women for privati
homes In and out city, transportation
furnished; two white teamsters, stead;
work guaranteed; colored woman cook
good wages. Room 626 Chamber Com
meree Bldg. _
White'stories for moving picturesT”in
terestlng and simple work; good pay
axperience not necessary; particular!
free. Lawndure Supply, 2724 W. 18th st.
Chicago, 111.
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ONE CENT A WORD
HATES—One rent a word n day: no ad.
1nk«‘n for leiN than 2Re for first inwer
ll«m, ( n»l» must ac<'onijinii< order.
___FOR RENT
FOR REXT^iUroonPd^veTn7TgCT3R^24th
Ft., N., 530; all conveniences; shady
Fidt* of street. Phone 2098 or call at
1300 24th st. 3-2-tf
J FOR RENT—Elegant 8-room house;
hardwood finish and floors; steam heat,
j Call owner. Phone Miin 8194-J. 3-16-Tt
j FOR RENT—Will rent my modern 10
room brick home in Mountain Ter
race to desirable party; has every
convenience; rent reasonable. Ad
dress Z-27. care Age-Herald. .„’-18-2t
FOR RENT-Eight-room furnished house;
sleeping porch, garage, servants house,
corner Waucoma st. and Mountain ave.
Owner, phone Main 4138. 3-18-41.
REAL ESTATE
AGENTS.
Nice office to rent, excellently located,
for insurance and real estate business
at reasonable rent. This is in heart of
real estate section.
MOSELEY. HENDERSON DAVIS,
312 N. 21st st. . hones 791-792.
FOR RENT- A modern, 6-room house. 814
N. 21st st. Apply on premises. 8-18-4t
FOR RENT—Best located boarding
house in the city. 27 rooms. 4 baths,
built-in refrigerator, Ruud gas heater,
all outside rooms. Six-room brick
apartment, steam heat, close in, North
side. J. B. Dryer. Title Bldg.
_ 3-7-7t-10-14-17-21-24-28
K< 'R RENT—By owner. April 1, 720 25th
' ft., S.. 2-story; lias six large rooms and
large bath, high and dry, $25 per month.
W. Dukes. 425 Woodward Bldg.
3-14-3t-8U-tu-fn
MODERN bungalow, just oft’ of 1lth~ave.,
south; rent reasonable. Apply 1100 Vir
ginia street. 3-19-4t
irRXLSHED BE N G ALOW
Six-room, furnace-heated, absolutely mod
ern bungalow; furnished throughout; 1
block from the car line, in Norwood;
v ill rent for $40.
TARRANT REALTY CO..
Phone [phone] Third Ave.
FOR RENT
Corner 5th ave. aha 19th st., 14 rooms.
7-room house. 6th ave.. near 18th st.: first
class condition.
9-room house on 21st st.; large garden.
5-room apartment.
1030 East 14th st.. 7 looms.
L. G. PETTYJOHN,
1702 5th Ave.
FOR RENT.
I
Mod* i ti apartment, 3 bedrooms, well lo
! rated, just south of Five Points; hard
wood floors, etc.; rent reduced on this
from $4<> to $27.50. See this quick, it is
a bargain.
Dwelling east of 20th si., one block south
of Highland ave.; lias 3 bedrooms, hard
wood floors, etc. This is very attrac
tive. Rent reduced to $35.
3-ruom apartment to sublease in Ter
race court; beautifully papered; on 5th
floor; every room light and airy. Let
us show you this.
MOSELEY. HENDERSON & DAVIS,
312 N. 21st st. Phones 791-792
10-ROOM HOUSE
Two sleeping porches, hardwood all over,
til** baths, furnace, garage and serv
ant's house. A beautiful home on cor
ner lot: half block off 15th st. car line.
Kent $52.50. Can be used by two fam
ilies.
FR1EDMAN-LICHT I IE ALT Y CO..
2028 1st Ave.
FOR RENT—Small office in Jefferson
County Bank Bldg. Apply Room 924.
_3-19-r.t
FOE RENT—Woodiawn, large cottage:
fine condition; corner 1st ave. and tinth
si.: large lot: ideal location. John M.
Webb. Phone Main 612.
FOR RENT—Residence, 723 Tuscaloosa
ave., West End, modern 8-room, furnace
heated house, sen-ant’s house and gar
den; on car line; suitable for boarders;
very reasonable rent. Call West End
453-W._ 3-19-3t
BANKRUPT SALE.
Entire stock and fixtures of Wright-Ao
ton Mercantile Co., bankrupt, will be
disposed of at once, regardless of price,
:is a whole or in part. Store will open
Saturday morning. Prices about half.
TRUSTEE’S SALES CO.
2401-3 2nd AVE.
BUSINESgCHANCES _
FOR SALE—Gent’s furnlshTng^buslness;
stock, merchandise, fixtures, store
lease to next January; good chance for
right man to make money. Address C.
W. Ewing, Gadsden, Ala.3-18-6t
I HAVE $5000 or more to Invest In a le
gitimate manufacturing, wholesale or
mercantile business; must stand rigid
investigation, and be in Birmingham
district; your reply to this ad, will be
confidential if we do not trade. Ad
dress P-27, care Age-Herald. 3-17-3t
Mr. MERCHANT—If yi ur books do not
require a bookkeeper’s services over 3
hours a day, I’ll keep them for you up
to date for $6 per week; thoroughly com
petent to keep any set of books; trans
actions confidential. Address C-28, care
Age-Herald.
BANKRUPT 8ALE.
Entire stock and fixtures of Wright-Ac
ton Mercantile Co., bankrupt, will be
disposed of at once, regardless of price,
as a whole or in part. Store will open
Saturday morning. Prices about half.
TRUSTEE S SALES CO.
TRUSTEE’S SALES CO.
2401-3 2nd AVE.
HOTELS
-hwktsascjj:
2016 6th Ave.
Cleanest and brightest rooms In city.
Hot and cold running water. Baths
i free; low rates to suit times.
HOME COMFORTS—HOTEL. SERVICE.
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SWAPPERS' COLUMN
i^£c?TA^(jE!r^,o<r,rffrirbTH^^
acres adjoining fair grounds for home
east of 20th st. Owner, 923 Jefferson
Bank Bldg. , 3-12-tf
DINING table or gas stove for machine
motor, 6 chairs for kitchen cabinet.
Main 5385. - 3-18-3t-thu-fri-su
WILL swap tamo white rabbits in pairs
fo» %2, or anything we can agree on.
What have you to swap for a pair?
Sweetie Cannon, 611 S. Main st. Cull
man, Ala. 3-18-31
WANTED—To swap, a good gas stove
and Lion heater for chickens, buggy or
cow; will pay the difference in cash,
i <'all Main 7546.
I WANTED—A refrigerating plant for a
country home; will swap cash and a
cow for sam'-. Address XY, Swappers’
Column. 3-19-3t
| DAVE two lots in the town of Payette,
i Ala.; population 2500 people; to swap
for horse and buggy: must be in good
condition. Call Main 345.
1 WANT an hundVed”egg'incubator; state
what you want in exchange. Address
XY, Swappers’ Column, -»ge-Herald
3-19-3t
WANTED—A good milch cow. with young
calf; will swap runab* ut buggy, which
cost $160 new. for same and a. little
cash. Address B. W., Swappers Column.
Age-Herald. 3-19-3t
WILL exchange an all-glass 4-gallon
water cooler, ice held in separate glass
receptacle, in center of cooler. 1 paid
$25 for same and have never used it.
Will sell for *6, or exchange for ew
Bissel carpet sweeper. Address Airs. K.,
Swappers’ Column, Age-Herald.
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__ SWAPPERS’ COLUMN_
T() E XCH A NO E—$30,000 Vr any part Bir
mlngham Improved rental property for
farm. Address Owner, 924 Jefferson
Bank Bldg. 3-10-tf
1 WILL swap lo mated carnots for an ac
climated crocodile. Address X. Y. Z..
Swappers’ Column. 3-18-3t
W'LL SWAP—One 110-gaFlon Bowser oil
tank, one nice gasoline lamp, nearly
new, cost $12.60: one bicycle, one 16
shot Winchester rifle, one good railroad
watch, one lady's watch, one nice china
closet, one sideboard, one large dining
table, one bed, spring, mattress and pil
lows; one new Manning-Bowman coffee
percolator, one new (26 pieces) silver
set. two good negro lots at North Bir
mingham. Prefer cows, hogs, chickens,
surrey. But what have you? Address
W-27, care Age-Herald. 3-18-2t
WILL trade 4 unincumbered building lots
for 5-passenger car; must be in good
condition. Call at 215 Brown-Marx.
OWNER must swap oi sel 10 acres on
pike; 18 negro lots and negro rental
property; big bargain. See me. 1417
Jefferson County Bank Bldg. Main 22.
3-19-5t
FTVE-PA8HEXGER motor car, practical
ly new. for real estate or money; come
to 2113V6 2d ave. Ferguson. 3-19-3t
CTJT~dowt~Moline roadster, first-class
condition; will trade for vacant lots, or
sell cheap for < ash. Call Main 845.
WANTED—To exchange a gas iange ior
something of equal value. Address Mrs.
J., Swappers' Column. Age-Herald.
WILL swap a sewing machine motor, al
ternating current, for chicken feed or
provisions. Call Main 2398-J.
_vy AXN 1LP—MALL HKLr
LISTEN^ you uncmployetf: '<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
POSTOFFICE clerk-carrier examination
Birmingham May 12. Get special prepa
ration under former government exam
iner. Booklet J-64 free. Write today.
Patterson Civil Service School, Roch
ester, N. Y. 3-12-16t
WANTED—Capable, all ’round regis
tered druggist with good reference.
Address V-27, care Age-Herald.
3-18-3t
| 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- 17tT\ve-sn
GOVERNMENT positions are easy to get;
my free booklet, li-209, tells how; exam
inations in this state soon. Write to
day—now. Earl Hopkins, Washington,
L. C. 3-3-17t-wed-su
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; we pay wages while
learning. Write us today. Jacksonville
Barber College, 822 W. Bay, Jackson
vllle, Fla.3-J9-7t
WANTED-Man colored cook for car.
Call at once, L. & N. depot, Bessemer,
Ala., to show car Illinois.
WANTED—A young man about 25 years,
old, single, who has some experience in
selling goods. Address E-28, care Age
Heraid.
AUTOMOBILES
fop,
newly painted; condition and appear
ance as good as new; Delco starter,
electric lights; a bargain can be nad
by anyone desiring a fine pleasure car.
Inquire G. L. McCullough, 10th floor Em
pire Bldg. Phone Main 2694. 3-19-3t
BANKRUPT SALE.
Entire stock and fixtures of Wrlglit-Ac
ton Mercantile Co., bankrupt, will be
disposed of at once, regardless of price,
as a whole or in part. Store will open
Saturdsv morning. Prices about half.
TRUSTEE’S SALES CO.
3401-3 2nd AVE.
r UK KJcilN 1—KUUMS
side rooms; modern conveniences;
moderate prices; baths free. 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. 825 N. 20th st.
_ _ 2-18-tf
NICELY furnished front room; hot bath
at all hours; price reasonable. 2212 4th
ave. _ 2-20-tf
TWO connecting furnished rooms for
light housekeeping. 1812 7th ave., N.
2- 24-tf
NATIONAL HOUSE. S6*vTn; 22d It7,
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, furnished complete with all con
veniences, only $3.50 and $4: also bed
roomu from $2 to $3.50 per week, hot and
cold water. Close in, 2113 6th ave.
3-7-tf
ELEGANTLY furnished rooms with
board; new management. 1912 6th
ave., N. 3-9-10t
ROOMS—$2.50 a week; hot water; all con
veniences; walking distance. 2209 6th
ave., N. • 3-16-7t
FOR RENT—To gentlemen, nicely fur
nished room, In splendid location; one
block off Highland ave.; all conveni
ences. Address T-27, care Age-Herald.
3- 17-31
TWO unfurnished connecting rooms; pri
vate bath; meals in house. 1218 20th st.,
south; Main 7912-W. 2-28-8t-su-we
HIGHLAND AVENUE home, most beau
tiful section, rooms with private bath,
inexpensive and fine for summer; gentle
men only. Phone Mrs. C. P. S., 3265.
PERSONAL^_
Cadies—$1000 reward; I positively
guarantee my great successful
“monthly” remedy; safely relieves
some of the longest, most obstinate,
abnormal cases In three toi five days;
no harm, pain or interference vlth
work; mail, $1.50; double strengtn, $2;
booklet free. Dr. Southington. 38
Long Bldg.. Kansas City, Mo. 10-15-tf
ROOMS—WANTED—BOARD
rooms, with bath, April 1; near car line;
references exchanged. Rhone Main
7943-J.
AUIUVAl* AND UEPAHTDKB of PASSENGER TRAINS. BIRMINGHAM
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4 Nop Orleana 780pm 4 Cincinnati 7 40 pm
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tl chattauootfa 0:00 pm 33 Chattanoooa 0:05 am
0 Urrtdlau 10:50 am 8 Chattanooca a:00pm
13 MooliHan 11:40 pm 11 Matldlnn g:10am
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S Naw Orleans 10:40 pm 1 Cincinnati 11:01 pm
3 Cincinnati 3:01 pm 3 Now Orleeaa 3:10 pm
4 Now Orlaou 0:37 Pm 4 Cincinnati 0:49 pm
0 Decatur 7 :ll pm *6 Decatur 7:00 am
7 Cincinnati 3 CO am 0 Cincinnati 11:49 pm
10 Monlgomerr 7:43 pm 0 Montgomery • CO am
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41 Bloctoo 7:00 pm 41 Bloctao 1:94 aw
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47 Auotatoo 0:90 pm 41 AnnlaUB I CO am
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ONE CENI A WORD
RATES—One cent a word a (lay; no ad.
taken for less than 2Sc for first Inser
tlon. Cash must accompany order.
FOK SALE
TALK^WItST ALAN JBMISON'
_1003 Jeff. Co. Bank Blrg. 8-8-tf
E. J. BURNS CO.
REAL ESTATE. PHONE 766.
10-4-tf
WE will build you a home. Blrming
liam 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
NOKMENT’S BARGAINS IN HOMES
I 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.)
1-23-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
FOR SALE—2»>-head of horses and mules;
will sell cheap for cash; 1717 2d ave., N..
rear of Alabama Shoeing Shop. Main
3903- 3-lb-7t
FOR SALE—Gent’s furnishing business;
stock, merchandise. fixtures. store
base to next January; good chance for
right man to make money. Address <\
W. Ewing, Gadsden, Ala. 3-17-6t
j FOR SALE—Will sell my modern brick
home in Mountain Terrace on large
lot facing east; war-time price. Ad
dress, Y-27, care Age-I£erald.
__ __3 -18 - 21
FOR SALE—White enameled McCroy
grocers' butter box; a bargain. 230
S. 20th st.. 3-is-:;t
$1500 TRUCK FARM FOR $1000
8 acres good trucking land; one i-ioom
house with good cellar; rents for $1
per month: one 3-room house, rents
for $5: two good wells: one barn;
large chicken house; three acres
fenced with wire; about 35 good fruit
trees; in good settlement with
churches and schools; nine miles
from Birmingham, on Southern rail
way; good pike road: price $1000;
$300 cash, balance $20 per month.
W. E. EWART.
Real Estate, Loans, Insurance. Farms.
214 Brown-Marx Bldg. Main 2595.
3-18-2t
FOR SALE—T medium size safe, 1 triple
mirror. 1 city directory. J. Davidson,
1929*fe 2d ave. 3-19-tf
FOR SALE or exchange, 10 acres in
Shades valley, 4*4 miles from court
house; no improvements; eighth of a
mile from county road; worth about
$250 per acre: might exchange for 5
room house close to car, with nothing
against it. Address D-28, care Age
Herald.
FOR SALE—NORWOOD
For only $7000 we can sell you a new 9
room brick-veneer residence, on lot 50x
190, just off Boulevard. This property
is worth at least $10u0 more than price
asked.
LESTER & FAIN.
2107 3d ave. Main 74.
FOR SALE—Hudson auto touring car,
electric starter ancl lights; cost new
$1950; about year ago: fine condition,
nice for family car or jitney; will sell
cheap for cash or trade for good unin
cumbered vacant lots close in. Address
F-28, care Age-Herald. 3-19-2t
FOR SALE—Will sacrifice my 1915 Reo
touring car, which has been driven 2000
miles or better; reason for selling -owner
has taken position traveling. If you
haven’t got between $850 or $900. please
don’t take up my time by answering
this ad. This is a snap for some one
who would appreciate owning a good
car. Call Main 1236-J, Friday.
BUY home, 100-foot lot, for about amount
of mortgage; owner left city. 1417 Jef
ferson Bank Bldg. Main 22. 3-19-5t
FOR SALE—Burroughs adding machine;
cost $300; used a few months; will
sell for $125; this is big sacrifice.
Address W-72, care Age-Herald.
3-18-2t
FOR SALE—Two fine roll top desks
and chairs; each cost $50; will sell
for $20 each; also fireproof safe,
49x29, only $35. Address X-72.
care Age-Herald. 3-18-2t
MRS. JACK’S BEATEN BlSCUTTSr"
ASK YOUR GROCER.
MONkY to LEND
TALK WITH ALAN JEMISOn! "
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. 106
N. 22d st. Bell phone [phone]-tf
WE negotiate loans and sell real estate.
Can handle desirable farm loans. Mc
Connell, AngJn, White, 2026 3d ave.
__10-2fl-tf
WE invite application for loans on city!
West End and Woodlawn improved
property. Money on hand. Leonard
Riley Co., 725 Woodward. 3-14-tl
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.
808 N. 20th St.
2-25-tf-dly-ex-sun
FIRST-CLASS LOANS ONLY
815,000 to 850,000
6 PER CENT INTEREST NET
Also city and suburban homes.
Money available at once.
TALK WITH ALAN JEMISON,
10th Floor Jeff. Co. Bank Bldg.
3-7-su-tu-th-fr-tf
BANKRUPT BALE.
Enlire stock and fixtures of Wrlght-Ac
ton Mercantile Co., bankrupt, will be
disposed of at once, regardless of price,
as a whole or In part. Store will open
Saturday morning. Prices about half.
TRUSTEE S SALES CO.
3401-8 2nd AVE.
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RATES—One cent a word a day; no ad.
taken for lea* than 25c for flrat laser
tlon. <wxh mnwt accompany order.
MAILING LISTS
piled. Letters, addressing, mailing,
printing. "Ask Mr. Hammllle, he prob
ably knows." Phone 1446 Main, Blrming
ham. 2-11-tl
STOCK CERTIFICATES
LEGAL BLANKS
LITHOGRAPH BONDS
SEAL PRESSES
RUBBER STAMPS
Manufactured By
ROBERTS & SON, (Inc.)
“The III* Alabama Ilona."
ROUT. W. EWING, President
1810-1812 THIRD AVE.
Phone 8461 Mala
DON’T HOARD
YOUR MONEY
Put it with an old fashioned,
trustworthy Building and
Loau Association that you
know is safe and sound, which
will pay you 6 per cent, and
your money back when you
want it, with interest to date of
withdrawal.
Jefferson County
Building & Loan
Association
113 N. 21st Street
F. M. Jackson, Pres.
Chappell Cory, Gen. Mgr.
_LEGAL NOTICES__
l<egnl Notice
In the District Court of the United
States for the Southern Division of
the Northern District of Alabama.
In the matter of Atlantic Lumber «V.
Roofing Co.. Doing Rusines at Time?
As East Birmingham Iron Roofing
& Corrugating Co., Bankrupt—In
Bankruptcy. No. 14001.
Whereas, heretofore, on the loth day
of February, 1915, a petition seeking
to have adjudged as an involuntary
bankrupt the above named Atlantic
Lumber & Roofing Co., doing burines?
at times as East Birmingham Iron
Roofing Ac Corrugating company, was
filed in the office of the clerk of the
Jiforesaid district court, and it being
made to appear that there are no of
ficers of said bankrupt corporation
within this judicial district upon whom
personal service of the subpoena here
in, can be made: and,
Whereas, application is this day
made by the attorneys for petition
ing creditors in said cause for an or
der of this court designating a day
upon which the absent defendant is
required to appear and demur, answer
or plead, and that said order be pub
lished as provided by law.
And the court upon consideration of
said application being of the opinion
that the relief therein prayed for
should be granted:
It Is therefore, by the court or
dered, adjudged and decreed that serv
ice of such subpoena be made by pub
lishing this order together with said
subpoena in the Birmingham Age
Herald, a newspaper published in the
city of Birmingham, Ala., In said dis
trict, once a week for two consecu
tive weeks, the last publication to bo
on the 31st day of March. 1915.
It is further ordered that s;iid At
lantic Lumber & Roofing Co., doing
business at times as East Birmingham
Iron Roofing & Corrugating Co., be
and it hereby is required to appear
and demur, answer or plead to said
original bankruptcy petition hereto
fore filed In this cause, on or before
the 81st day of March, 1916.
Done at Birmingham, Ala., this 16th
day of March, A. D.. 1915.
W. I. GRUBB,
United States District Judge.
In the District Court of the United
States for the Southern Division of
the Northern District of Alabama.
To Atlantic Lumber & Roofing Co.,
a Corporation, doing business at.
Times as East Birmingham Iron
Roofing & Corrugating Co„ in Said
District, Greeting:
For certain causes offered before
the district court of the United States
of America within and for the south
ern division of the Northern districc
of Alabama, as a court of bankruptcy,
we command and strictly enjoin you,
laying all other matters aside, and
notwithstanding any excuse, that you
personally appear before our said dis
trict court to be holden at Birming
ham, In said district, on the 31st day
of March, A. D„ 1915, to answer a
petition filed by Alabama Mill & Ele
vator Co., et al, in our said court,
praying that you may be adjudged a
bankrupt; and to do further and re
ceive that which our said district court
shall consider in this behalf. And this
you are in nowise to omit, under the
pains and penalties of what may befall
thereon.
Witness the Honorable W. I. Grubb,
judge of the said court, and the seal
thereof, at Birmingham, this mm day
of February, A. D., 1915.
(Beal) CHA& J. ALLISON.
2-12-2C Clerk.
|. A.• . *
BEGIN TRANSFER
OF FEDERAL MONEY
Washington, March 18.—Transfer of
some of the government money now on
deposit in national banks, to the treasury,
with a view to redepositing it later in
federal reserve banks has been be£un
by direction of Secretary McAdoo.
There is about $56,000,000 now.’ on deposit
with national banks, which can be trans
ferred, but so far only a comparatively
small amount has been touched. It was
explained tonight by treasury officials
that the transfers to date have been
from banks which had more government
money than they could use under present
conditions.
When the plan for transfer of funds to
reserve banks was broached last fall
several members of the federal reserve
board were understood to have indicated
their objection unless such funds were
distributed throughout the system. The
understanding is, however, that when the
distribution is made, probably several
weeks hence, all the banks will be con
sidered.
In addition to funds now' in national
banks, the treasury can deposit possibly
$100,000,000 more now in its vaults or in
treasury offices outside Washington. Pos
sibly $20,000,000 or $25,000,000 would be kept
there.
The federal reserve banks receiving gov
ernment deposits would act as fiscal
agents for the government. Whether
they must pay the 2 per cent interest now'
charged national banks on government
deposits will be determined later by Sec
letary McAdoo.
SUSTAIN ORDER
FOR DEPORTATION
San Francisco, March 18.—An order for
deportation of 22 Hindus, issued by immi
gration authorities in August, 1913, wai
sustained today by the United States cir
cuit court of appeals in aiiirming a de
cision of Federal Judge Dooling, who de
nied the defendants writs of habeas cor
pus.
The Hindus came from Manila. They
contended their admission into Manila
constituted admission to United States
territory.
The higher court’s opinion says cli
matic and other conditions d.ifer in Ma
nila and San Francisco and that the de
portution order was justified by reasons
of public health.
Guadalajara Recaptured
Uos Angeles, March IS.—Guadalaiura.
which has changed hands twice before
within the last few' weeks, was recaptured
yesterday by Carranza troops, according
to a message received here today by
Adolfo Carillo, Carranza representative.
Ten thousand Carranza soldiers, it was
stated, attacked the garrison of 20 009
Villa troops and routed them after a brief
fight, in which there were only a few
casualties on either side.
LEGAL NOTICES
Notice of Special Meeting of Stockhold
er* of Jefferson County Savin*:*
Hank
All stockholders of Jefferson County
Savings bank will take notice that u
special meeting of stockholders has
been called to be held in the direct
ors’ room of the Jefferson County Sav
ings Bank building, on the northwest
corner of Second avenue and Twenty
first street, in the city of Birmingham,
Ala., on Monday, the 12th day of April,
1915, at 12 o’clock noon, to oonside.
and act upon the proposal to decrease
the present capital stock of said cor
poration from $500,000 par value to
$125,000 par value and thereafter to
increase the capital stock of the ianU.
as so reduced, to $500,000 par value by
the issue of $375,000 of stock, and ail
substantially as proposed bv the reso
lutions of directors and stockholders
adopted March 8. 1915: also to con
sider and act upon the plan and basis
of reorganization proposed by direct
ors and stockholders, and any other
or different plan, method or basis for
the reorganization of said bank and i
the resumption of business by it: also
to ratify and confirm all and singular
the acts, contracts and undertakings
of the committee on reorganization
appointed at said meetings of stock
holders and directors, and to elect or
approve the election of a new board of
directors: to authorize the election or
appointment bv the board of directors
of a chairman of said board and o 1 sifch
vine presidents and committees, and
with such duties, powers and coinpen- j
sation as may be deemed wise by said
board; to amend the by-laws of the
corporation or its charter in any man
ner that may be deemed wise, and to
change the name of the corporation If
desired; and, in general, to consider
and take action upon anv proposal
which may he made In connection with
the reorganization of or resumption of ;
business bv said bank and any plan,
proposal or requirement of the super
intendent of bapks. or any matter
which might be considered at an an
nual or special meeting in response to
notice specifically defining sucli mat
ter or proposal, as well as any and
all corporate matters which may cotne
before the meeting.
BY ORDER OF THE BOARD OF DI
RECTORS.
EUGENE F. ENSLEN. President
WILLIAM C. STERRETT. Cashi *r.
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