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By “Hop”
Scoop—The Cub Reporter SCOOP WAS TRYING TO FORGET HE WAS MINUS A JUNE BRIDE
+ BLUEL WHEN X \ /TAKE A MONTH UKE TUNE. /OH WELL- X GOT MY WORK )| A / au^pX R
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I A LANE. /^Y ^ 9
T>»~- iwn_-*-f*b -Mt> —
.......
Want Ads For THE AGE-HERALD can be left at
Florence Hotel Cigar Store. 2d Ave. and 18th St
John L. Parker, let Ave. and 20th St
Brown-Marx Cigar Store, 1st Ave. and 20th 8t
First National Hank Cigar Store, 2d Ave. and 20th 8t
Gorman-GummiU Drug Co., 2330 2d Ave.
Klssell Pharmacy, 1100 N. 13th St.
r Milner Drug Co., 1900 Huntsville Ave.
Norwood Puarraacy, 2031 12th Ave., N.
Twenty-first Avenue Drug Co.. 2001 21st Ave., N.
Walker Drug Co.. 2707 29th Ave., N.
Quiun Drur: Co., 500 Tuscaloosa Ave., West End.
West End Drug Co., 1122 Tuscaloosa Ave., West End.
Cheek Drug Co., 2200 Ave. F, S., cigar counter.
Magnolia Pharmacy, Magnolia Point S., cigar counter.
> East End Drug Co., 000 27th St., S., cigar counter.
Reid’s Pharmacy, 2720 Ave. G, S.. cigar counter.
Maurice Lelaw*, 1430 11th Ave., S., cigar counter.
Five Points Drug Co., Five Points, S., cigar counter.
Richmond Pharmacy, corner 12th St., and St. Charles St.. 8., cigar counter
ONE CENT A WORD
RATES—Onp cent a word a da?t no ad.
taken for Ipmm than 25c for flrat luaer
» _ <l»n t'HwIi niiiwt wiTnimiiiiiv «»rder.
_WANTED
fcAFETY RAZOR blades sharpened bet
ter than new, 25c dozen. Send them
parcel post. Robert Prowell Stove Co.,
Birmingham. 4-iU-tf
\VE buy second hand clothes, shoes, for
cash. Phone 1581. 21 16 2d. 1-20-tf
\\ E clean canvas and Palm Beach shoes.
f Best in city. 119 N. 20th st. 6-9-7t
WANTED—Second-hand bags! Du Bose
__ Bros., Main 8416. 6-10-6t
ACTIVE business man wants to connect
himself in an established business in Bir
mingham or vicinity; have some capital
to invest; references exchanged; state
full particulars when answering. Ad
dress P-57, care Age-Herald. 6-9-6t
V ANTED—-,Second-hand bags. Du Bone
_ Bros., Main 8416. 6-10-6t
WANTED—To confer with owners of
gold, silver and copper stocks in New
Mexico, Utah, Arizona, Nevada and
California mines. H. F. Wilson & Co..
1029 First Natl. Bank Bldg. 6-12-3t
WANTED—To buy seeond hand Harley
Davidson twin motorcycle; state model,
condition and where can he seen; no
junk wanted. Address Harley Twin,
care Age-Herald.6-14-2t i
BUSINESS CHANCES
facsimile~typewrTt
TEN LETTERS
Facsimile typewritten letters hy the mul
tigraph process, matched perfectly to
your ribbon, are the most effective
trade-getters you can use. We operate
modern equipment under personal su
pervision of expert ad writers and
■ales specialists, though our prices are
lower than competitors. Deliveries
made same day order received.
BEAUMONT
‘ ADVERTISING AGENCY
Main 4262. 1628 Jeff. Co. Bk. Bldg.
gu-th-mo-tf
WANTED—Partner with $l&0o to take
half interest in excursion boat to be
• built suitable for operation on Bank
head lake. Box 137, Mobile. Ala*. H-14-4t
SIT U ATION WANTED
Ada under the head of ultuationa
wanted are free to deNervInjc ones.
WANTED—Position as housekeeper or
cashier in 'cafe in the city. Address
L-57. care Age-Herald. 6-9-5t
EXPERIENCED, energetic and steady
salesman, now employed, wants spe
cialty line in south Georgia; can pro
duce results, furnish bond or refer
ence. Only reputable concerns need
answer. Reliable, care Age-Herald.
_6-10 -4t
WANTED—Position by young Tally as
saleswoman or telephone operator.
Must have work. Address D-58, caro
Age-Herald. 6-13-3t
5n account of inability to collect salary
for past two months, experienced lady
typist and general office assistant wiil
Accept any kind <ff office work. Address
V*68. care Herald. 6-13-3t
WANTED—By a settled woman with
references, position as housekeeper.
Address Q-58, care Age-Herald.
_ _ __ 6-14-2t
WANTED—Position by young lady as
bookkeeper and general office work.
Have had five years’ experience and can
give best of reference. Phone Woodlawn
1180-J. 6-14-2t
WANTED—By widow, a position as
f housekeeper or to nurse an invalid; (no
I objection to leaving city); to take charge
of a hotel or to take charge of some
one’s home while away. Can give best
of references. Address Mrs. Francis
Jones, general delivery, Birmingham.
Ala._^____6-14-21
WANTED—Position: a thoroughly capa
ble stenographer wants position that
hf - sufficient work to keep one busy.
c _ ~v references. Phone Main
6-14-2t
Ii'BD-Pe i.lament or temporary
by i sU' laei, stenographer. Miss
.. r. -r : . ,t>i8 15th ave., N. S-14-2t
FI1G3 PROOFING
jNOTICE PROPERTY owners!""''
I >ou owi u shingle roof?
■EMPIRE PAINT” PROTECTS
i against ire and weather; We will
••■x \oui s ngl^ roof at small cost.
Ij ESTIMATE COSTS NOTHING.
* Call min 4209.
' Empiie Paint & Contracting Co.
_ 6-12-et
a'.'-N Cl.D—MALE HELP
crwaiTroatPtrahH "cash""se^
reqi rei. Union News Co., Ter
stat 0-S-tf
lib- >«r tor sign painter, one
V io has - experience preferred. Ap
Wi 167 N. , st._6-13-3t
" aT fOMOBILES
sToracb ,ight tn~' iiTheart of
TOWN, lilt AND night
REA*>Nae C:,I.,-AS>IING AND POL,
TSHINu Ui XltlAED. GET OUK
pniCKs. n r Xqv.aij.ed in the
2*** JMKA 'iOll \M AUTO CO., 109
4 u Sv «t:, s . * ; i-l-tf
ONE CENT A WORD
** One rent ■ word ■ dayi no ad.
taken for lewa than 25c for ffrat Inner
Hone C’awli nmat aceompanv order.
FOK SALE
eTm'is oSr.'
i003 Jeff. Co. Bank Bldg. S-8-tf
E will build you a home. Birming
ham Building and Imp. Co., 414-15-16
American Trust Bldg. 1-16-tf
“I SEIaL LOTS,” SEpTME
RAVEE NORRIS
516 Chamber of Commerce. Main 4887.
____53-if
FOR SALE—One 160 horsepower Babcock
& Wilcox water tube boiler, thoroughly
overhauled and inspected by Hartford
Steam Boiler Inspection and Insurance
company, with an allowance of 160 lbs.
pressure. Kilby Frog and Switch com
pany, P. O. Box 914, Birmingham, Ala.
5-13-1 f
MOTORS AND DYNAMOS
repaired. Armatures rewound. Prompt
service; prices right; work guaran
teed. i^et us do your work.
MILLER ELECTRIC CO.
410 N. 19th St.
6-20-801
FOR SALE—Nice stock of groceries and
fixtures at a low figure; good stand;
cheap rent; new brick store. Phone
Main 971, rail for Mr. Rogers. 6-6-7t
K<»R 0ALB Vt ry cheap, alternath.ir
current Vi horsepower electric mo
tor, good condition. 1328 1st ave.
__ 6-10-nut
FOR SALE—One 5-passenger Ford, one
5-flassenger Overland, in first clat-s con
dition. cheap for cash. Address IV x L,
care Metropolitan Hotel, or phone 1050
Main. 6-12-3t
FOR SALE—Stock peas. $1.50 per oushel.
Johnston Bros. Co., 2224 1st ave.. Bir
mingham. 6-12-5t
FOR SALE—Pure white iris bulbs, 60c
per dozen. Manor Hall Farm Gardens,
Mt. Pleasant, Tenn.
_6-8-0t-tu-we-su-mo-we-su
FOR SALE—New gasoline launch, length
30 feet, beam 8 ft. 6 in.; fully equipped;
built-in ice box. electric horn, electric
trouble light; full glass cabin; toilet
room. F. S. Gibson, Mobile. 6-13-lt
FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN—My sum
mer home on gulf coast. Mississippi
City, Miss.; large house; grounds front
ing 300 feet on beach; artesian water.
Mrs. N. Batson. Millard. Miss. 6-13-4t
AN AUTOMOBILE BARGAIN
One Overland runabout recently over
hauled and in very fair condition.
Will be sold today to the highest
bidder •'for cash. Can be seen In
Age-Hera Id garage. Apply to McRae,
Age-Herald office.
A BARGAIN FOR CASH—My grapefruit
grove, near Fort Myers, Fla., Lee coun
ty, the finest citrus fruit growing country
in the world. C. W. Johns. 2011 4th ave!.
c*ty._s 13-2t |
FOR SALE—At bargain, or exchange fori
unincumbered real estate, an electric
runabout and charging plant, both in1
good condition. Birmingham Electric
Garage. 2018 Ave. D.G-13-3t
_ _ _ NOTICE
PROPOSALS^ WANTED FOR ROAD
WORK IN DADE COUNTY,
GEORGIA
Sealed proposals will be received by The
board of road commissioners of Dade
county at the courthouse at Trenton,
Ga., at 12 o'clock, noon, July 6, 1915,
at which time they will be opened,
for the improvement of the road
known as the Chattanooga-BIrmlng
ham highway, through Dade county,
Ga.
Specifications, instructions to bidders,
blank form of proposal, plans an]
profile are on file in the office of the
commissioners at Trenton. Ga.. and in
the office of the Edward E. Betts
Engineering company, 703 Janies
Bldg., Chattanooga, Tenn. The right
is reserved to reject any or all pro
posals in part or as a whole.
1. H. WHEELER. Chairman,
W. C. CURETON, Vice Chairman.
G. W CROSS,
Board Road Commissioners Dade
County. By C. S. TURNER,'Secy.
6-13-27t
PERSONAL
LA DIES—31000 reward?” Iposltlvely guar*
ante*- my great auccessful "monthly"
retredy; safely relieves some of the
longest, most obstinate, abnormal cases
In three to five days; no barm, pain or
Interference with work; mail. 11.50;
doubla strength, O; booklet free. Dr.
Southington. 38 Lone Bide.. Kansas
City. Mo. 10-36-tf
WANTED—Information as to the ad^
dress of William S. Clark or widow or
heirs If dead. His address was Wins
ton county. Alabama, In 1MR. Small re
covery can probably ba made. Address
Edwin W. Spalding, Pacific Bldg.,
Washington. D. C. e-14-8t
AUCTION SALE
-AU^T^N^At'cft^??
I will sell tomorrow at 10:30 a. m. at 3017
3d ave., roll and flat top desks, dressers,
washstands. wardrobes, rockers, tables,
chairs, rugs, all sizes, gas range, beds,
mattress springs, kitchen cabinets, &
rolls new matting. W. T. Parker, Auc
tioneer.
••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••*••••••••••••••••••••••••••■■•••••(
| SWAPPERS’ COLUMN ]
SWAPPERS’ COLUMN
FOR SALE OR WILL EXCHANGE FOR
BIRMINGHAM PROPERTY. WOOD
WORKING MACHINERY. PULLEYS.
BELTING, TRI CKS AND ALL MAN
NER OF WOODWORKING APPLI
ANCES. A. DREHER. CULLMAN.
ALA. 6-2-tl
FQ3-??NT--RqoMs
U^C?f?r^?rc)n,tN^roonr^^lTir*,Tar ;
also four beautiful housekeeping
rooms; very desirable: very reason
able. Phone Main 6002-J. 6-13-L't
LARGE, airy and nicely furnished rooms,
centrally located, modern home; can ar
range for housekeeping. 2200 N. 7th ave.
_ 6-13-5t
NICELY furnished front rooms, hot
bath at all hours; price reasonable.
2212 4th ave. 2-20-tt
FOR RfcNT—Light housekeeping
apartments completely furnished,
also bedrooms. $2 to $3 per week,
all newly papered and nicely fur
nished with all conveniences, hot and
cold bath. Close in. 2113 5th ave.
___4-27-tf
GENTLEMEN may secure very delightful
rooms on the Highlands at reasonable
rates by calling at 2177 Highland avenue;
rooms single or en suite, with or with
out private bath; garage available.
u-13-tl
WELL furnished, large front room anJ
sleeping porch. 1908 16th ave., S. Phono
5385. 6-6-7t
LARGE, cool rooms. $2.50 per week; shady
porch, 2209 6th ave., N. 6-9-7t
LARGE, exceptionally pleasant front
room, modern home. 1615 10th ave., S.
6-U-4t
[ FOR RENT—Elegant furnished room,
modern conveniences, near car line,
South Highlands. Phone Main 4260-W.
6-13-2t
DESIRABLE people will find comfortable
rooms, good board, private family
Southside; three cars convenient; walk
ing distance of city; terms reasonable.
Main 5749-W. 6-13-31
LOVELY front room with running hot
and cold water, brick house, steam
heat, electric fans, shower bath, etc :
references required. Apply 604 20th
st., N. 6-13-St
COOL large, comfortable room with pri
vate bath and excellent board for one
man; 3 car lines, Southside; $26 per
month. Phone M. 8614-J.6-13-3t
TWO connecting furnished rooms for light
housekeeping. 1812 7th ave.6-1I-tf
FOR RENT
RICHif ON ETa P ARTM E N T—2 ol 0 High
land ave.; furnished bachelor room,
tile bath, $10. Two connecting rcoms
and bath, furnished, very desirable
for couple, $25. Dillard Investment
and Insurance Co. Phone 7650. 6-8-7t
A BEAUTIFUL furnished bungalow, 1322
South 17th st., for rent; a swell little
home for young married couple without
children who arc responsible; to make
rent almost free, will take one room by
owner. Address Z-67, care Age-Herald.
_ 6-12-2t
FOR RENT-^Apartment in the Ridgely,
with kitchenette. Call Main 488 . 6-12-2t
WELL furnished, cool and~~comfortable
home for summer, three bedrooms,
sleeping porch, living room, dining
room and kitchen; coal and gas
range. 1406 18th st., S. Phone Main
3404. 6-ia-St
PRACTICAL PLUMBER,
606 S. 20TH ST. M71 MAIN.
___ _ _ G-4 14t
WE sharpen lawn mower*. »hear* and
razors. Robert Prowell Stove Co. 6-9-tf
Wanted—Second-hand bag*. Du Bo so
Bros.. Main 8416. 6-10-61
_8WAPPER& COLUMN_
WILL swap extra heavy red cedar chest
for bookcase or rugs. Main 7030 Milner.
«;• 12-St
WANTED—To swap 6-passenger Stride
baker for roadster of any make A. R.
Penala, 1816 Richards ave. Phone 7 40,
West End. 6- S-61
MONEY TO LEND
TALK WITH ALAN JEM1SON
Main 100. R.R-tf
REAL ESTATE loans to suit you in
amount, terms and Interest; can pay
hack monthly or yearly. John W.
Prude, 106 22d st., N. Bell phone 240.
10-16-tf
W E negotiate loans and sell real es
tate. Can handle desirable farm
loans. McCoBnoll, Anglin, White.
2026 3d ave. 10-29-tf
CAN handle promptly Applications for
desirable first mortgage loans. Leon
ard-Riley Co., 726 Woodward. o-P-tt
WE are prepared to make quick loan*
at low rates of interest for three or five
years on well Improved business or res
idence property; in old Birmingham at
not exceeding 60 per cent valuation, and
in Woodlawn or West End at not ex
ceeding 33 1-3 per cent valuation. No
loan under 31000 and no second mort
gages will he considered. Money in
hand; no delay. W. B. Leedy Real Es
tate & Ins. Co. 6-9-ot
FIRST mortgages on improved real es
tate for sale, netting investors ** per
cent. See our list Columbia Loan and
Investment Co. Phone Main *28. 2iOS
2d ave., north.6-3-4t-thu-sa-nio-wc
W ANTED—AGENTS ~
NEW summer necessity, saves labor
and reduces cost of living; over 700,
000 sold lately in Chicago; creates
sensation wherever shown; sells to
ever} household; greatest 25c seller
in years; 200 per cent profit; write
quick for territory. Triumph Mfg
Co., Monon Bldg.. Chicago. 6-13-7t
LOST—STRAYED—STOLEN
Bailee engraved on that. Liberal re
ward to finder. Call the Ridgely.
STRAY ED OR STOLEN—White setter
dog. liver spots, year old; reasonable
reward. T. J. Kidd. 32d st., N., Blvd.
_WANTED—FEMALE HELP
LADIES—Make shieid^aFTTomeTTltriGT
100; work sent prepaid; no canvassing;
send stamp. Ivanhoe Mfg. Co.. St.
Louis, Mo.f>-12-8t
KODAKS .
KODAKS. Aims and supplies; mall your
orders to us: Aim developed free. Ve
lox prints 2c to 6c. F. W. Bromberg.
__6-23-su-tf
_WANTED—-AGENTS
WANTED—Men and women agents to~sell
our guaranteed line of household and
other specialties; fast sellers; big com
missions. Acme Specialties, Charlotte,
N. C.6-12-3t
WANTED—BOARDERS_
SPLENDID room and board, hot and cold
water In room; modern home, on car
line. South Highlands. Main 182S.
_8-11-71
Hubbard Bros. & Co.
I_
liberal term* given'for consignments of
■pot cotton for delivery. Correspond
ence Invited.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OP PASSENGER TRAINS, BIRMINGHAM
The following schedule figures are published only as Information, and ara not
gua ranteed.
HtltlBSJlHAM TERMINAL NTATimf
~*\i>utbcrn Hallnar
N. Arrl.e llga— No. Dwirl to—
, ° V,W York 6 :4S pm 14 Now York 4 :06 pm
11 Atlanta 5:60 am 11 Atlanta Il ls am
ij Atlanta 11:10 Dm 40 Atlanta 0:30 am
in rolumbua 11:15 am 50 New York 0:00 am
i5 ttrMiivllla T :05 pm 11 Oraanrllla 6:45 am
ijglto, 11:15 au. 11 MobU.-S.Im. T:00.m
to Itobllr-Selma 7:00 pm 17 Raima I t!®"1
U laekaoprllla 12:20 pm 15 folumbua 1:45 put
CraMfkt^u^^^
A. G. S. R. H.
.. Arrive from— No. Depart to—
1 ClnctanaU 10:15 pm 1 N. O. * Bbr Pt 10:M *m
• New Orlaana 6:10 am 1 Cln. Jk N. T. If® ••
| cMnMtl 10:10 am 3 New OrltAn. 10:26 4m
4 New Orleana • :33 pm 4 Cincinnati • .40 pa
• Chattanooga 11:43 am 8 Meridian f !i2
11 Chattanooga 0:00 pm 31 Chattanooga 8:08 am
9 Meridian 10:80 am 6 Chattanooga «■JO pa
it Meridian 11:10 pm 11 Meridian aaO aa
Frisco LI ocs
No. Arrlfe froa— No. Depart to—
105 Kanaaa City 3:50 pa 108 Kanaaa City 13 :30 pa
108 Kanaaa CUp 8:80 am 104 Kanaaa City 11:80 pa
938 Aroory 10:18 am 988 Aaory 1:36 pa
931 Meaphia 8:88 pa 923 Maaphie 1:00 aa
Ccatrsl wf Qa. Ry.
Na. Arrlfe frea No. Depart ta»
1 Macon 10:10 pa I Maaon T.ftaa
. --n
to—
1 NCV Ollnig a ...
I Cbidioitt n S**
.SToISJU.
l£s- JsS
SOUTHERN GOLFERS
HEAD LOR ATLANTA
The Southern Championship
Tournament to Begin
Tomorrow
Atlanta, June 13.—Golfer* front ninny
title* of the mouth were here today
prepared to participate In the four
teenth annual champ Ion* hip tournn
ment of the Southern Golf aaaoclntion
which will open Tuesday nt the I nmt
l.uke collme of the Atlanta Wlilctlc
club and will continue throughout the
week.
latere*! I* uniiMunlly keen thi* year
In the tight for the chuntplotishlp ow
ing t«» the fact that a majttrlty of the
player* regarded n* pom*ll»le winner*
arc coiiNldcred cloaely matched.
While Nelson Whitney of New Oi
lcans. present title holder and four
times winner of that honor, will not he
able to defend his title because of an
injury recently sustained while at
practice, at least three former southern
champions have announced that tlie\
will compete. These are W. I*. Stewart
and Leigh Carroll, botli of New Or
leans. and J. P. lOdrington of Memphis.
Others regarded as dangerous con
tenders for championship honors are
young Perry Adair of Atlanta, run
ner up last year; R. o. Bush, Jr., of
New Orleans, runner up in 1010 and
1911; R. T. Jones. Jr., of Atlanta and
a number of others. Among these many
golf experts have selected Bush as the
lr- - "" ■
man best qua lifted to succeed Whitney
as champion.
Because of the large number of golf
ers expected to take part in the tour
nament entrance to the qualifying
round on Tuesday has been restricted
among local players to those handi
capped at IS or under. It Is believed
that approximately 100 will qualify
The programme for the tournament
follows:
Tuesday—Qualifying round, 18 holes,
medal play.
Wednesday Morning, match play be
tween the first 64. Afternoon, match
play between the winners of the morn
ing matches.
Thursday: Match play In the cham
pionship flight of 16.
Thursday—Match play hv the eight
survivors in the championship (light.
Friday— Semi-flnals in all flights
Thirty-six holed.
Saturday—Finals In all flights; 3f«
holes.
The annual meeting of the Southern
tiolf association will be held at tin*
East f«ake club house Tuesday night
»t which time officers will b« elected
and the place for nevt year's tourna
ment will he selected
! HUNTSVILLE j
Huntsville, June 18.—(Special .)- Miss Ola
Ozelle Dennis and James H. McDonald,
both of this city, were married Saturday
Might at i» o’clock at the home of the
bride's mother, Mrs. Mary E. Dennis,
in the presence of a small company of
relatives and friends. The Key F. 1,.
Wear, pastor of the Central Presbyterian
church, performed the ceremony. The
bride was given away by her brother, E.
A. Dennis, and the groom was attended
by Fred W. Kart ha us Mr, McDonald
and bride left Immediately after their
marriage for Rockford, Montgomery and
Birmingham on a honeymoon trip.
A hall, rain and windstorm of un
usual severity did much damage in this
.....
locality late Saturday. The' wMd nlbw
down a great many shade tr^e* both In
the city and county and the h«H was
damaging to young cotton and HQxn apdl
other crop*. Lightning struck U\* resi
dence of Dr. Edgar Hand tn tti* wity «n<l
tore a great hole in the rq^f. while
all the family was at home but ,b‘d yne
was injured. The wind overturned' the
West Huntsville baseball grahdfctand
while the people were at a ball game*-and.
several persons were bruised, one Ukajflg
seriously hurt. The Elks* theatre,
struck by lightning and all thb jig'uta
flashed out but only slight damagb waa
done.
Miss Mary I.ewMs Jordan, member ofl
one of the pioneer families of this s?|C
ttnn, died yesterday at her home at M^ya«
vllle. after a long Illness. She Is jitfr
vived by three sisters and one brotherl
Mrs Myrtle B. Tallent, aged 27 years,
died last night at her home on Halsey
avenue, after a brief illness. She is sur
vived by her husband and three small
children, the youngest being two weeks'
old. and her parents. Mr. and Mrs. W*
B. Hicks.
J. S Jones, representing the depart
ment of agriculture at Washington, is here
to make preliminary plans for a survey
of the Spring Branch bottom and esti
mate the cost of draining tHat area. Valu
able farm landH in the bottom are un
productive because of several overflow*
every year.
W. B. MoMui trie of Lauderdale coun
ty was arrested by Deputy Marshal Col
bert yesterday and brought to Huntsville
on a charge of illicit distilling.
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