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Scoop—The Cub Reporter THE “BOSS” DISCOVERS A FLY IN THE GASOLINE By “Hop” \
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Want Ads For THE AGE-HERALD can be left at
Florence Hole! Cigar Store, 2d Ave. and 10th SC
John T-. Parker, let Ave. and 20th Stv
Brown-Alan Cigar Store, lbl Ave. and 20th SC
first National Sank Cigar Store, 2d Ave. and 20th St
tiormnn-UuuiJiill Drug Co., 2230 2d Ave.
Kisseil Phaiinacy, lluu N. I3lh St.
llliner Drug Co., li'OU Huntsville Ave.
Norwood Pnartuacy, 2031 12th Ave., N.
Twenty-first Avenue Drug Co., 2001 2ist Ave., N.
Walker Drug Co., 2707 2yth Ave., N.
Quinn Drug Co., 600 Tuscaloosa Ave., West End. 1
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 Letaw, 1130 11th A\e„ S.. cigar counter.
Five Points Drug Co.. Five Points, S.. cigar counter.
Richmond Pharmacy, corner l?th St., and St. Charles St.. 3.. cigar counter.
flNF HFNT k WORD
RATES—One cent n word n dnv; no nd.
taken for less limn 25«* for first liiscr
tt“n. t'nwli must rimnn'Ki'^ «»rtl t.
WANiED
Safety RAZOR blades sharpened bet
ter than new, 26c dozen. Send them
parcel post. Robert Prowell Stove Co.,
Birmingham. 4-10-tf
wtf buy second hand clothes, shoes, for
cash. Phone 1581. 211fi 2d. i-20-tf
TTjTT special messenger, can ,it>. HusTnesa
strictly confidential. 6-23-tf
140 pays for a complete course, any de
partment, if arrangements are made De
fore August 14. Phone or call Massey
Business College, 2024Va 3d ave. 7-lo-tf
OLD false teeth and old gold and sil
ver, 75c to $5 paid for old broken
sets of false teeth. Highest cash
prices for old jewelry, such as rings,
watches, chains, spectacles, etc., any
condition; special high prices for
gold crowns and bridge work. This
^eek only. Drop postal, will call.
Address, W-66, care Age-Herald.
B * :' 7>18-3t
SAFETY RAZOR blades sharpened, 25c
per dozen; latest improved machine, per
. fee. work. We pay return postage.
V Tennin rackets restrung. Warren Bros.,
\ 201- 2d ave. 3-4-th-su-tu-tf
HATS cleaned ami blocked by expert hat
ters. Gluck's Cleaning Co.. J718 3d ave.
~ '^h.one 2312 4-16-fri-tu-wc-thu-tf
■fXNTED—To purchase high class au
tomobile, good as new. roadster «>r
6-passenger, for cash. Price must no
low or it will he unnecessary to an
Bwor. Address "Auto," care Age-Her
ald.
I' BOUSES WANTKI»— Want by August
1 furnished six or seven-room house
or apartment, Southslde. Address,
\ r D-70, care Age-Herald.7-20-Jt
~ SITLiAIIU.N WA.M'KU ~
Ads under the liend «f nitiuitlonu
wanted ure free t«» deserting uues.
WE furnish competent help of all classes
on short notice. Phone 3632. 7-15-7t
WANTED -Position hy first class reg
istered druggist, now employed. but
wish to make a change; first class
references. Address Z-68, care Agc
3-1 era Id. _ ;-1 \t
WANTED—Position, sober and reliable
collector with 2 years' experience and
A-l references, wants position; not
afraid of work. Address K-69, care Age
Herald. 7-IS-3t
MAN stenograph, r and bookkeeper
with 7 years’ general office exper
ience desires position: can furnish
Vest of references. Brown, phone M
1873-AV. , »o-2t
POSITION wanted hy young man 22
years old as bookkeeper or stenog
rapher; at present employed but de
sires to make change can furnish
good city references. Address, B-70,
care Age-Herald. 7-20-2t
Lady Stenographer wants position;
references given. Address 1 772 Jeffer
son ave., West End. Phone West End
719-J. 7-20-21
WANTED S.-wTng by the day in pri
vate home; experienced. Phone 9K-W
Wood la wn, 7-20-2t
COLO HE I) woman wants position as
nurse or chambermaid. willing to do
her work Address. X-11, care Age
Herald. 7-20-21
Wanted—Situation as cook in cate,
R. R. restaurant, or private home, De
colored man with small family; can
move at once; wife may serve if desired.
Write to Fletcher Cheerthon, Georgi
ans. Ala. 7-20-2t
4 — —
V.'ANTI'.P I'ositinn by first-class soda j
disptnser and cigar man; tin objection to
leaving city. Leslie W. Hatcher, Besse
mer Ala. 7-20-21
OLD chef cook wants job; can give the
Very best of references; 15 years' experi
ence in cooking; makes cream and
beking Call Main 6*185. chef cook. Ad
dress 1311 Ave. D, Birmingham, Ala.
f•' ____ 7-20-2t
MSI TI ON wanted as city salesman by
a young man 25, who Is an exper
ienced man; 1 am employed at pres
ent/traveling. selling a line of goods;
no object to salary if it is reason
able. Gall Main 1235-J.
WASJ*11EI~ Position is bookkeeper ami
* Office man; 15 pears' experience and
A-l references. Address, C-70, care
j Age-Herald. 7-20-21
jfcx P KIMENG EI >. competent stenogra
pher must have position at once; can
furnish best of references. Phone
1464-J Woodlawn.7-20-2t
’ WANTED—FEMALE HELP
&T PAYS for a complete course, any de
partment, if arrangements are made be
fore August 14. Phone or call Massey
Business College. 2024% 3d ave. 7-10-tf
Cat )IES make shields at home; $lu for
J00; work sent prepaid; no canvass
ing. Send stamp. Ivanhoe Mfg. Co., .S*
i Louis, Mo. 7-11-.M
BUSINESS CHANCES
fto^PAYS'"for"'a complete course, any de
partment, if arrangements are made be
fore August 14. Phone or call Massey
Business College, 20244& 3d ave. 7-10-tf
CiSTPJcf manager with executive
ability can connect for Alabama ter
ritory with the liveliest proposition
of today, repeater and pays hand
aomely. T. N. F. M. Co., Rooms 302
9o4 Scimitar lildg., Memphis, Tenn.
7-11-lot
, I
ONE CENT A WORD
R \TIOS—One cent n word n day; no ad. ]
token for Ion** tlmn 2I5c for first loser,
tlon. t'n»*h miiNf niTimiiiany «>rder. j
kUii SALE
TALK WITH ALAN JEMISON.
1003 Jeff. Co. Bank Bldg. 3-8-tf
H build you a home. Birming
ham Building and Imp. Co.. 414-1 j-J 6
Amerl :an Trust Bldg. l-16-:f
FOB SALh—One 16u horsepower Babcock
& Wilcox water tube boiler, thoroughly
o\ .uhauLed and inspected by Hartford
Steam Boiler Inspection and Insurance
company, with an allowance of 16u lbs.
pressure. Kilby Frog and Switch com
pany, 1J. O. Box 014. Birmingham, Ala.
6-13-tf
Icent allowance on your old electric
bulbs on purchase of new ones.
S. M. Bernheim Co., 2111 1st avu.
_ _ 7-C-tf
MO PAYS for a complete course, any de
partment, if arrangements are made be
fore August 11. Phone or call Massey
Business College, 2024% 3d ave. 7-10-tf
OB SALK Three large refriger&toi i*,
1 ire box, 200 lbs.; 1 20-ft. counter,
1 ice machine, 1 bread warmer, 1
dish warmer, 1 dish washer, 1 knife
cleaning machine, Leader; 2 steam ta
bles, 2 exhaust fans, 1 meat block,
IS tables and chairs, 1 cashier's desk,
56 washstands, 44 bowls and pitchers.
Apply Birmingham hotel. 7-11 -71
BANKRUPTCY SALE
At J 2 o'cloc k, midday, July 28, 1915,
at 1903 3d ave., Birmingham, Ala.,
the goods, wares, merchandise, fur
niture, fixtures and other assets of
the estate of M. D. Brandos, bank
rupt, will be sold, subject to the
confirmation of the court, on re
port immediately then to be made.
This is a stork of jewelry, inven
tory of which may lie seen and the
stock Inspected by applying to the
undersigned at 1924 3d ave., Birming
ham, Ala.
I. R. RUBENSTEIN,
Receiver of said bankrupt.
ON account of owner leaving city, will
sell cabin cruiser 25 feet long, feet
beam, 2V6 feet draft, with 6 h. p.
Lathrop, electric lights, dynamo, stor
age battery, complete equipment. Excep
tional bargain. P. O. Box 7»>3, Mobile.
_7-16-7t
Sacrifice Sale
SEVERAL CLOSE IN MODERN
HOMES. ONE-THIRD LESS THAN
' ASH VALUE. OX MARKET FOR 10
DAYS AT THESE PRICES. NORM ENT.
2021? 1ST AVE. 7-lrt-10t
For SALE Cool summer homes; one
10-room residence with large cellar,
lot 60 feet front by 180 back; price,
$1600. One 7-room residence with cel
lar; 100x180, price $1500. Fruit on
each lot. Address Mrs. Ella (1. Nix,
Fort Paj ne, a la. 7-1 s - 71
GAS range. Ruud gas heater. General
Electric desk fan for sacrifice for cash,
either or all, or trade for fresh cow,
sow and pigs, or pullets, Orpingtons or
Rocks. Call Main 6352-YV for examina
tion and trade. 7-18-3t-su-tu-th
If You
Ever intend buying a home in Norwood,
you had better buy now in order to take
advantage of this exception. YVe have
a new brick residence on a standard size
lot. fronting ••ast, with all the modern
Improvement, at a price so low it's
really astonishing. Phone early today
for appointment to see
THOMPSON BROS. & CO.
51 2106 3d Ave.
GREAT sacrifice, beautiful suburban
home, with 19 lots. 1 Vs blocks from
Beverly station, on the Bessemer
boulevard; price $11,500. one-third
cash. Phone 719-J West End.
_ 7-ll-4t-su-tu-fr-su
If you want to buy,
Sell or rent property, see us.
LESTER &. FAIN,
2107 3d ave. Main 74.
_ 2-2-tu-thu-tf
FOR SALE—$1500 per acre, 2% acres "It
Hillman street, Elyton. on A. G. S. R. it.
Aildress P. O. Box 74.
FOR SALE-A SNAP.
$1500- One block of Berney Smith station,
West End; lovely 5-room cottage, with
conveniences; lot 50x170. That is u “00
contf-on-the-dollar” proposition. If there
ever was a genuine bargain this is it.
See me about It at once. Bethea R.
E & Ins. Co., 2027 3d ave. See John B.
Bethea, Jr.
NORWOOD BARGAIN*
Nice 5-room bungalow within half-block
of boulevard Hardwood floors and fur
nace heat. This property cost owner
*4500. YVill sacrifice. 63600 If taken at
once. Payments can be arranged.
SEE S. L. GUICE WITH
M. A. HINES
2105 3d Ave. Phone Main 2028.
i
SWAPPERS’ COLUMN I
__
A'lLI. swap for cash, cottage at St. Clair
springs on lot 105 feet by 210 feet; Cf t
tage In good condition and furnished;
property carries right to use of spring
" V ---
__FOR SALE
pOR SALE—Fine set of blacksmith tools
and machinery and wagon making tools
and machinery; a bargain. Apply to G.
M. Edmonds, trustee in bankruptcy.
Phone Main 1437. 507 Farley Bldg.
FOR SALE or will trade for auto, fur
nishings in the “Cozy Corner’’ room
ing house, corner 1st ave. ami 24th
st., consisting of 16 or 18 beds, 15
dressers and washstands, chairs, ta
bles, rugs, gas stove, etc., etc. Rent
paid in full to October 1. See Mr.
Ingram at 102 N. 24th st.
FOR SALE OR
EXCHANGE
Nice corner lot, 100x110, Norwood, unin
cumbered. for $2500; be sure you see this
before you trade; we will assume some
moi tgage.
SEE JAS. DODGE WITTI
M. A. HINES
2105 3d Ave. Main 2628.
14 CEILING fans, nil In first class
condition, lust the thing to keep your
store cool. Selling at less than half
actual cost. 1711 1st ave. 7-ll-7t.eod
FOR SALE—A lady's horse, dark bay,
not a blemish, perfect conformation.
1000 pounds in weight; to see him is
to like him. Can be seen at Fies &
Sons’ stable. Call M. 3745.
7-18-3t-su-tn-thu
— MONEY to LEND
TALK WITH ALAN'TEMISON.
Main 100._S-S-tf
REAL ESTATE loans to suit you in
amount, terms and Interest; can pay
back monthly or yearly. John W.
Prude, 106 22d st., N. Bell phono 240.
10-16-tf
W E negotiate loans and sell real es
tate. Can handle desirable farm
loans. McConnell. Anglin, White,
202$ 8d ave. 10-29-tf
CAN handle promptly applications for
desirable first mortgage loans, l.eon
ard-Riley Co., 725 Woodward, u-9-tf
LOANS NEGOTIATED
I negotiate loans on central business
property and modern residences.
Ruling rate now 6 per cent.
F. M. JACKSON
113 N. 21st St.
7-4-su-tu-f r-tf
FIRST MORTGAGE LOANS negotiated
by us at low rates on Improved real
estate in the city of Birmingham’ ap
plicants should bring abstract wltb
them. Title Guarantee Loan and Trust
Co., Title Guarantee Bldg.
11-14-su-tu-th-tl
REAL ESTATE PAPER.
We are prepared to discount properly se
cured purchase money notes, to make
loans on improved real estate in Bir
mingham and Bessemer .and to furnish
such paper to investors.
We also make loans for periods not ex
ceeding six months, on high-grade col
lateral. Realty Trust Co., 303 N.
90th at._^5-15-tu-th-sat-tf
16000 ready to ioan on good improved
property at 6 per cent. W. E. Ewart,
211 Brow’ll-Marx. Main 9696. 7-20-21
MONEY TO LEND
Any amounts at 6% per cent on
business property.
W. R. CHAMBERS
222 N. 21st
_ROOKINO_
Tell Me Your Roof Troubles
Old wood shingle roofs recovered i': smal
expense with Are retarding material, ap
proved by city and the Insurance com
panies.
Ten-Year Guarantee
Backed by million dollar corporutl n.
One Year to Pay
Phone Main 1355. P. C. Gill. 2014 Ave. A.
5-28-frl-su-tu-tf
WANTED-^OAKUERS^
^?)^\fs^ancr^oar<r^vt*ry^che!n)T^l-^TieaJs’
$3.50. 1916 5th av.v 7-90-301
SPLENDID room and hoard, hot and cold
running water in room, garage if de
sired; 3 car lines; South Highlands. 1825
Main. 7-20-6t
SWAPPER b tOLUMN__
water. Address Box 900, Birmingham,
Ala. 6-17-tf
WILL swap money for men and women’s
old clothes. Call at 2206 2d ave. 7-13-7t
FOR RENT—ROOMS
N^^I^^'^^unTrBTvecT^f^T^ro^rnsT^hot
bath at all hours; price reasonable.
2212 4th ave. 2-20-tf
FURNISHED room convenient to bath,
in quiet house; rent reasonable.
Phone 8446 Main. 7-17-71
NICELY furnished rooms with sleeping
porch, 1212 South 20th st. Phone Main
1207-J.__ 7-18-81
FRONT rooms, 11 minutes from city, two
blocks from car. Phone West End 260x 2.
_ 7-20-tu-we-su
DELIGHTFUL suite of rooms with or
without board, South Highlands. Main
8720-J. 7-16-3t-fri-su-tu
COOL rooms, $2.50 per week; large, shady
porch. 2209 6th ave., north. 7-20-7t
TWO nicely furnished rooms. modern
home; summer rates. 1615 10th ave.,
south. 7-20-3t
TWO furnished rooms for light house
keeping. 1812 7th ave. 7-20-tf
FOR RENT ___
$40 PAYS for a complete course, any de
partment, if arrangements are made be
fore August 14. Phone or call Massey
Business College, 2024% 3d avp. 7-16-tf
FOlt RENT—Low rates. Better secure a
place while these war prices are on;
1 6-room f cottage, up-to-date, $10.
1 5-room cottage, up-to-date, $11.50.
1 6-room cottage, up-to-date, $12.50.
i 7-room cottage, up-to-date, $13.
Fine neighborhood, fine streets. Will
lease at above prices until April only.
C. D. EBERSOLE. 2106 31) AVE.
7-16-tf
OFFICES FOR RENT IN FIRST NA
TIONAL BANK BUILDING.
Can give immediate possession if de
sired, or start rental term with Octo
ber 1. Consists of two private rooms
and one reception room on second floor.
Apply to John W. Altman at First Na
tional. 7-18-4t-su-tu-wed-th
FOR RENT—-8-room house, 2218 7tl\
ave.; 4-room cottage 1126 N. 20th
st.: also four small cottages, 23d st..
between l and J. \pply Peter Zins
zer's Mammoth Furniture House, 2115
2d ave. F’hone 973. 7-20-3t
MODERN. S-room house. No. 2004 8th ave..
N.; apply to Grimes Bros., 2030 8tli
ave., N. 7-20-It
SUMMER RESORTS_^_
was
never prettier than now. The rainy
spell has broken and vegetation is at
its height. The beautiful grass and
lawns and massive oaks make this an
ideal place for rest and pleasure. A
fine string band, organ, dancing audi
torium. swimming pool, twro bowling al
leys and tennis court, constitute the
amusements. An abundance of fin©
fruit and nice vegetables, plenty of
fresh milk and butter, all from our own
garden and dairy, besides there is no
scarcity of chickens and eggs, which is
supplied to the guests all the time. The
health of the place was never better;
there is absolutely no sickness at all
here. Special rates balance of July,
$10.50 per week or $1.50 per day. Write
to T. H. Mahson, Mgr.7-15-7t
_AJJXOMOBIJLJKS^^__
FOR SALE-Ford roadster in fair con
dltion. Phone Main 5703-W. 7-17-tf
_PERSONAL___
LADIES—$1000 reward; I positively guar
antee my great successful "monthly”
rerredy; saf*»ly relieves some of the
longest, most obstinate, abnormal case*
In three to five days; no harm, pain or
Interference with work; mall. 11.50
double strength, $2; booklet free. Dr.
Southington. 38 Long Bldg., Kansas
Clt". Moj10-13-tl
MISCELLANEOUS
LET US DO YOUR
MULTIGRAPH WORK
On high class facsimile typewritten let
ters. the most effective form of adver
tising known, we can give you better
work, in a shorter time, at less cost,
than you have heretofore received. Giv*
us a chance to figure with you.
BEAUMONT
ADVERTISING AGENCY
Main 4262. 1628 Jeff. Co. Bk. Bldg.
6-25-frl-su-tu-tl
__WANTED—HELI^_
WO^Xy^YoT^^complete^co u rseT^any^e^
partment, If arrangements are made be
fore August 14. Phone or call Massey
Business College, 2024% 3d ave. 7-10-tf
WANTED—Five men and women. Car
make from $20 to $30 per week. Experi
ence unnecessary. 2004 6th ave., N.
_7-16-tf
WANTED—Experienced brickmason, S
colored women cooks, private homes
with rooms on place; man to store coal
ir* cellar. Room 626 Chamber Commerce
Bldg.
ARRIVAL AND DEPART! HE OK PASSENGER TRAINS. BIRMINGHAM
The follow ing schedule figures are published only as information, and are not
guaranteed. _ _ _ ...... .. __
BIRMINGHAM TERMINAL STATION* BIRMINGHAM TERMINAL STATION
Southern Hallway v , Senhonrd Air Line Ry.
a- from - No itpniirt to_ No. Arrive from— No. l>epart to—
?9°Newark r, 45 pm 24 Jacksonville 4:00 pm » N»w York 10:20 pm fl New York 0:30«,
11 \Uanta 6 ufl pm II Atlanta 12 15 am >'**" Yor* MM™ 1! >:I0 pn
aliulnu 11:10 pm 4(1 Atlanta 5:30„m 23 AUant. »:30 pm 22 AO.nt. 5 JO an
16 Columbus 11:15 am 36 New York 11:00 ;im Illinois Central Ry,
2 Qrtent111. 7:55 pm 11 OiacnvUl. 6 15 „m Arri™ fr,,n',' „ {?•_., P“r‘ t0~
26 Selma 11:35 am 19 Mobile-Selma 7:n0ara 0 ™Mgo_COOpm 10 Chicago_12:45 pn
20 Mobllc-Selma 7 On pm 27 Selina 4:40 pm LOIISVILLK A NASHVILLE STATION
23 Jacksonville 12:20 pm 15 Columbus 3:45 pm |,. A N. H. H.
Uueen A Creseent Route No. Arrive from— No. Depart to—
A. G. S. R. R. 1 Cincinnati 8:52 am 1 New Orleans 9:00 an
N„ Arrive from - No Depart to- \ 5L,'r.°51'““ l*°* 2 Ctacl,>n‘'1 U3« P«
1 Cincinnati 10:25 pm 1 N. O. A Shr’pt 10:35pm 3 'J1'-1'1 5'?! *>ra 3 New Orleana 3:15 pu
2 New Orleans 6 20 on 2 Cln. * N. Y. 0 30 am J Jl,w 4 Cincinnati 8:45 pn
3 Cbu-lnnaU 10 20 am 3 New Orleans 10:25 am »“ *« 7:00 an
a New Orleana 6:35 pm 4 Cincinnati 6:46 pm ,1 SnC,n'mtl 3 >tn 8 Cincinnati 11:45 pn
BCbattanocja 11:43am 5 Meridian 410pm .12 Motit*omery 7:45 pm * Montgomery 6:00 an
21 Chattanooga 9 00 pm 22 Chattanooga 5:05 am IS r)*c,,ur 19.15 am 14 Deratur 4:06 pn
6 Meridian 10:50 am 6 Chatlnnooga 4 :06 pm lllrmlngbtm .Uhleral
12 Meridian 11:10 pm 11 Meridian 6:30 am No. Arrire from— No. Depart to—
Krlaeu Llnea 39 Traeo 5:15 pm 39 Praeo 8:25 an
No Arrive from- No Depart to— Tnscalonaa 11:10 am 41 Bloeton 6:31)4,
105 Kalians City 3:50 pm 106 Kansas City I2:S0pm la An"nl,"ton ti,:!.1™ Blevctrvn 9:54 a,
103 Kanaaa City 5:20 am 104 Kansas Cily 11-29 pm 1? i™ " 11 m « Ann aton 0:40 pr
925 Atuory 10:15am 926 Amory 3 25 pm pm *? *n"1,on * *'
921 Memphis 5:55 pm 922 Mcinpbla 7 00 am 102 TuaenltKien 6,J0 pm 101 Tuaealooaa 7:90 an
Central of Ga. Ry, A., R. A A*
So. Arrive from - No. Depart to— Arrive from— No. Depart to—
1 Macon 10:10 pm S Macon 7:00 am 28 Roanoke 11:30 am 26 Roanoke 7:30 an
3 Jacksonville 12:25 pm 10 Jacksonville 4:10 pm 25 Manchester 0:00 pm 24 Manchester 4:15 pn
Train* uiurktd ttifaa t*J run dally except SunUax.' Other trains ruu da 11/. Central time.
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ONE CENT A WORD
RATES—Onf cent a word a dan no ad.
taken for lea* than 25c for first luaer
tlon. ("ash must accompany order.
WANTED—TEACHERS_
M.-uNLY village and local tax district
schools. Write for literature. Foster’s
Teachers' Agency, Atlanta, Ga.
7-t1-7t sun-tu-thur sun-tu-thur-sun
JOB PRINTING
HAWKINS & TRICE (successors to Bell
Printing Co.), practical printers; none
better. Phone Main 1074. 2021*6 3d ave.
6-30-eod-16t
_WANTED—AGENTS
$40 PAYS for a complete course, any de
partment. if arrangements are made be
fore August 14. Phone or call Massey
Business College, <5024^ 8d ave. 7-10-tf
PORTRAIT agents, get your frames
and pictures in Birmingham; save
freight charges; prompt service; semi
for catalog. Spivy-Johnson Portrait
Co., 1706 4th ave., Birmingham, Ala.
_ 7-G-tu-fr-su-tf
AGiSN’fs for Corona Wool Fat salve, a
specific cure for cracked and hard
feet on horses. A. F. Lineman, 111 F.
18th St.7-2-15t-eod
WANTED—MALE HELP
NEWS agent on railroad train; cash se
curity required. Union News Co., Ter
minal station. 7-9-tf
$40 PAYS for a complete course, any de
partment, if arrangements are made be
fore August 14. Phone or call Massey
Business College, 2024*6 3d ave. 7-10-tf
WANTED—Ambitious man over 21 and
employed, to learn law; thorough and
easily acquired. Address 0-68. care Age
Herald. 7-18-10-su-tu-thu
NAVY offers you practical education, fits
you to earn a good living. Many chances
to learn a trade. Food, lodging, med
ical treatment, clothing outfit free, pay
begins with enlistment and Increases
with proficiency. American citizens over
17 years can apply at Navy Recruiting
Station, Hood Bldg., Birmingham, Ala.
FARM LANDS_
FOR SALE—Good farnC^rnile^c^OdeT^
vllle, Ala.; 110 acres, good house, bain
and water; will sell cheap for cash.
J. L. McLaughlin, Odenville, Ala.
2000 watches repaired for the lead
ing jewelers last year. To get ac
quainted with the public we are now
repairing watches at wholesale price.
WATCHES cTiSC.TlSc
REPAIRED hands’8.::: :ioS
0. P. BROOKS
JEWELER AND OPTICIAN
408-9 Farley Bldg. Phone Main 1795
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I no. C. Henley, Jr* 1705 3d Avi
| HUNTSVILLE
W illiam Hrock Dead—First Prohibi
tion l,nw Victim
Huntsville, July 19.—(Special.)—William
M. Brock, former alderman of Hunts
ville, and for many years a prominent
merchant and traveling salesman of
Huntsville, died Sunday from a stroke of
paralysis, which he sustained several days
ago while traveling in the Sand mountain
district south of here. He was brought
home unconscious late last week and his
condition became gradually worse until
the end. Mr. Brock is survived by his
widow, a daughter and three sons.
Robert Davis, a white man, is the first
victim of the new prohibition law in this
county. He was arrested on a charge of
bootlegging liquor in the Whitesburg dis
trict on the Tennessee river, and was
given a nonjury trial before Judge Bal
lentine of the law and equity court. Hs
was adjudged guilty and sentenced to
serve 17$ days at hard labor on the public
roads.
Superintendent 8. R. Butler of Madison
county has taken up the movement to
establish night schools in this county for
tlie benefit of adults whose education le
deficient and pupils who have lost time
and not been able to keep up with their
classes. Many of the teachers of Madi
son county have volunteered their ser
i vices for the night schools.
g eorgiaTsolon S TO
VISIT CHATTANOOGA
1 Chattanooga, July 19—(Special.)—A party
i of To members of the Georgia legislature
\ will bo in Chattanooga Tuesday on an
i inspection tour of the railroad property
' of the state of Georgia, which owns th«
Western and Atlantic railroad, now undei
a 30-year lease to the Nashville, Chat
> tanooga and St. Louis railroad. Thli
i lease expires In 1919 and the present tout
1 of the Georgia legislator* 1* concerned
\ with future action on the property.
First Aid to Golfers
From Judge.
'What would you do If you bad <
stymie?”
"Call a doctor at one*.”
ORDER CITIZENS
TO EVACUATE CITY
Paris, Jul3r 19.—(2:10 p. m.)—The Greek
government has received confirmation \
that the inhabitants of Alvali (in. Asia j
Minor, on the Gulf of Adramyti) have
been ordered to evacuate the city and go
Into the interior of Asia Minor, says an
Athens dispatch to the Havas agency.
The government has sent an energetic
protest to the Porte, the dispatch adds.
Aivali has a population of 26,000. mostly
Greeks.
OVERRULE MOTION TO
QUASH INDICTMENT
Boulder, Colo., July 19.—Judge Neil F.
Graham today overruled a motion to quash
murder indictments against five labor
leaders, growing out of coal strike dis
orders at the Hecla mine. He set the
case for trial August 23.
The defense based its argument on the
claim that R. W. Fleming was appointed
district attorney Illegally to succeed
George A. Carlton, who became governor
last January.
THENKILLS SELF
Prominent Guin Couple
Principals in Double
Tragedy
Guin. July 19.—(Special.)—A tele
phone message received here reports
a terrible tragedy which is said to have
occurred at the home of Murray Smith,
12 miles east of here, this morning when
Smith shot his wife, inflicting fatal In
juries, and then turned the gun on him
self and killed himself.
Mrp. Smith lived for a few hours. She
was shot in the back, according to re
ports, and the weapon used was a shot
gun. It is said that Smith’s mind was
unbalanced. A family of five children
survive the deceased. Both Smith and
his wife are of prominent families of
this county.
REMEMBER I i
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We will give you
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For your old Coal or Oil Range
If you J
Get a Gas Range Now j
From
B. R. L. & p. co.
IVf. 3705
In Ordering Goods Please Mention THE AGE-HERALD
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Cincinnati - $19.75 Mammoth Cava - $13.75
Charlevoix ----- 37.65 Milwaukee ----- 30.30
Chautauqua Lake Pta. - - 34.55 Minneapolis - 41.20 f
Chicago ----- 26.90 Niagara Falls - - - -36.10
Denver. 39.00 Petoshey.37.85
Detroit ------ 30.25 Put In Bay ----- 28.25 I
French Lick Springs - - 19.10 Salt Lake City ... 54.00
Indianapolis - 20.60 St. Louis ----- 20.35 < J J
Louisville- * 15.80 Toronto ----- 38.45
Mackinac Island ... 40.25 Yellowstone Park - 62.20 j |
These ere but s few of the points. There are a great many others and we will be pleased ,, yh
to give full information upon application. Proportionately low fares to other points. '
- Let Us Arrange Your Vacation Trip
J. H. SETTLE, District Passenger Agent
L. tf N. STATION
_ Phones Main 977 or 8815 BIRMINGHAM
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Tbroush she. Asheville, N. C. I j
L«av« lllrmlngham ..9i40p.m. j j 5
Arrive AahevlTle....9:20 neat morning
(Dining earn nerving supper an4 breakfast) If
For reservations eall Main 793 or 0898 4 W
CITY TICKET OFFICE I
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