The Birmingham age-herald. [volume], July 25, 1915, SPORTING SECTION, Page 16, Image 16

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Florence Hotel Cigar Store, 2d Ave. and 10th St.
John C. Parker, 1st Ave. and 20th St,,
browu-Marx Cigar Store, 1st Ave. and 20th St
First National Ltank Cigar Store, 2d Avo. and 20th St
Gorman-Gauimiti Drug ui,, 2220 2d Ave.
Kissell Pharmacy, iluo N. 12th St
Milner Drug Co., laou Huntsville Ave.
Norwood Pharmacy, 2U21 12th Ave., N.
Twenty-tl.-st Avenue Drug Co.. 2601 21st Ave., N.
Walker Drug Co., 2707 2aih Ave., N.
Quinn Druit Co., 600 Tuscaloosa Ave., West End.
West End Drug Co., 1122 Tuscaloosa Ave., West End.
Cheek Drug Co., 22UU Ave. F, S., cigar counter.
Magnolia Pharmacy, Maguolia Point 8., cigar counter
East End Drug Co., 600 27th St., S., cigar counter.
Reid's Pharmacy, 2720 Ave. G, 8., cigar coenter.
Maurice Leiaw, 142u lltb Ate.. S„ cigar counter.
Five Points Drug Co-. Five Points, S., cigar counter,
Richmond Pharmacy, comer 12th St., and St. Charles St.. 8„ cigar counter.
ONE CENT A WOOD
RATES—One rent n wonl n day; no ad.
tnken for lew I linn 2ftc for first Inarr
tlon. ('null nnml accompany order.
Y\ ANTED
fcAFBT)’ RAZOR blades sharpened bet- I
ter than new, 26c dozen. Send tham i
parcel post. Robert Prowell Stove Co., j
Birmingham. 4-10-If ]
\\rE buy second hand clothes, shoes, for
cash. Phone [phone]d. 1-20-tf
Fur special messengei, can Business
strictly confidential. < 6-23-tf
SALES LETTERS
SPECIALISTS
This agency specializes in preparing and
multlgraphing high class facsimile
typewritten letters with the utmost
dispatch. Modern equipment, expert
ad writers and wide experience en
able us to guarantee satisfaction.
Give us the opportunity to consult
with you on the next job.
BEAUMONT
ADVERTISING AGENCY
Main 4262. 1628 Jeff. Co. Bk. Bldg.
5-29-sat-sii-wed-tf
FIRST-CLASS tenant wants 4 or 5
room house in good neighborhood.
Will lease for year from October 1.
First-class references. No objection
to suburbs and not too close to car
line. State price when answering.
Write S-70, care Age-Herald.
7-22-4t
WANTED—To buy any kind of merchan
dise for cash. Communications confi
dential. Telephone Main 643. Traders'
Salvage Co., 1711 1st nve. 7-24-3t-eod
WANTED- to hoar from owner of good
farm for sale; send description and
price. R. G. List, Minneapolis, Minn
_ 4t 6-30 6-27 7-25 8-1:9
INVENTORS WANTED —Your ideas
may mean fortune. Send sketch. Pat
ents secured through new credit sys
tem. Book and advice free. Waters &
Co., 4111 Warder Bldg., Washington,
D. C. 7-1l-2t-eos
\
WANTED—'Tract of poplar stumpage In
Alabama, Mississippi or Tennessee; give
land numbers, logging facilities and full
details. Tri-State Realty Co., 1203 Jeff.
County bank.
WANTED—To hear from ee rier of good
business for sale. State cash price and
description. D. F. Bush, Minneapolis.
Minn. 7-11-25, 8-8-22, 9-6
fcAKETY RAZOR blades snarpened, 25c
per dozen; latest Improved machine, per
fee’, work. We pay return postage.
Tennla rackets restrung. Warren liros.,
2012 2d ave. 3-4-th-su-tu-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
WANTED—Two or three rooms complete
ly furnished for light housekeeping;
state price and location. Address P. O.
Box 842, city.
WANTED—To show you how to make
butter fnr d rents a pound; greatest
money saver on earth for the home. Call
‘Main i»j5o, or address T-Tl, care Age
Herald.
WANTED To buy, 8-caral diamond ring;
must be clear and perfect, cheap for
« ash. Addt * - R-TI. <-n re A ;e-l lei aid.
WANTED—To place one of my b liter ma
chines In every family in Birmingham.
For information call Main 66S6 or address
S-71, care Age-Herald.
WANTED—1To trade desirable real estate
and cash for good, heavy 5 or 7-passen
ger automobile; no junk wanted. Ad
dress U-71, care Age-Herald.
I.AND—Wanted, a cleared tract of land
of about 3000 to 5000 acres, suitable for
colonization purpose. Give full descrip
tion. * Tri-State Really Co., 1203 Jeffer
son County Bank Bldg.
WANTED—To buy an established
hardware business in a small, pros
perous town; good farming section
preferable; state amount of stock
carried, annual business and price
wanted Address N-71, care Age
Herald.
WANTED—To buy, small drug business
in Birmingham district; give location of
business in first letter. Address Y-71,
care Age-Herald.
Tv ANTED—To rent at once, complete
ly furnished housekeeping apart
ment. Southside, close in; references
given and required, price must be
iea8onable; give full description and
price; also telephone number in re
ply. Address Z-71, core Age-Herald
LINOLEUM wanted;'must be A-l grade;
state how many yards, what condition,
pri^e. etc. Woodlawn, 12-W.
WANTED—To exchange fine driving
horse, 6 years old, as part payment on
good second-hand Ford runabout. Col
lins Co., Warrior, Ala.
WANTED—To rent place in country:
must have 4 or 6-room house, spring
or well, within 15 miles of Birming
ham, on good pike road. Address,
P*-72, care Age-Herald.
WANTED—Crosstie timber tracts, consist
ing of white oak. post oak, mountain
chestnut, oak and heart pine, located
on or near railroad or navigable river.
Will accept tracts cutting from 20,000 ties
End up. Tri-State Realty Co., 1203 Jeff
County Bank.
Removal noth -e—l. c. Kenton umi
tlie Birmingham Shoe Hospital have
moved from 110 N. 19th st. to large*
quarters; 117 N. 21st st. 7-25-71
WHAT was the Tower of Babel? See our
announcement on Page 4. University Re
search^
SITUATION WAMKD
LAdft under Ihe head of nltnnflonn I
wanted nre free to deserving ones.
WANTED—Position as mechanical or
architectural draughtsman. Can furnish
reference and sample of work. Address
V-70. Age-1 i aid. 7-23-3t
WANTED—A position as night watchman.
I am 46 years old, strictly sober, honest
and reliable; can give best of reference.
Andress 0-71, care Age-Herald. 7-25-3t
TEACHER—A college graduate, holding
state certificate, wishes a position as
teacher; have had some experience;
would consider position anywhere in the
state. Address A-72, care Age-Herald.
flELP furnished on short notice; wc
handle all classes after investigation,
domestic, mechanical and clerical, with
out cost to employers. L. and M. Brok
erage Co., 1803^ 3d ave. Phone Main
3632. _
SITUATION wanted as collector by
man 27, experienced in general mer
cantile business and some collecting;
can furnish own bicycle: good ref
erences and bond if required. Ad
dress, D-72, care Age-Herald.
7-25-3t
IfOUR old hat will live twice as long if
we clean it Royal Hatters, 1929 2d ave.
7-21- wed-f rl-iu-tu-U
&
ONE CENT A WORD
RATE*—One rent n -vrorri n dan no nrt
tnken for less than 2Rc for first Inser
tl>m. < »iwh inuwt m-i'omimny order.
V.'ANTED— FEMALE HELf
FIVE bright, capable ladles to travel,
demonstrate and sell dealers; $25 to $50
per week; railroad fare paid. Goodrich
Drug Co., Dept. 120, Omaha, Neb.
_ 7-4-4t-su
WA.VTED-Lady teacher for small pubiio
school, one who can teach music. Ap
ply to Mrs. A. A. Greenwood, Eutaw,
Ala.
WRITE for newspapers and magazines,
earn $100 monthly. Details free to
beginners. Reporting Syndicate, 188
Victoria, St. Louis.
WRITE motion picture plays; $50 each;
experience unnecessary; details sent
free to beginners. Producers’ League,
241 Wainwrlght, St. Louis.
STENOGRAPHERS—Finger tip and
nail protectors; lessen shock to fin
gers In striking keys; 60c set, com
plete; satisfaction guaranteed. Par
ticulars free. Institute Mfg. Co..
Akron, O.
WANTED—A first-class saieslady for
ready-to-wear department, only those of
experience arid with good reference need
apply. Address G-71, care Age-Herald.
GUARANTEED salary paid any woman
to distribute hosiery to customers; ex
perience unnecessary; all or part time.
For particulars and complete outfit, ad
dress International Mills, Dept. 1, Nor
rfstow'n, Pa.
ANTED—Persons to color art pictures
at home; easy w-ork; no experience; good
pay: sample free. Gleason Wheeler, 337
Madison, Chicago.
LADIES $25 weekly easy"* simple work;
no canvassing; evenings at home; fas
cinating; everything furnished; no ex
perience; don’t worry about capital.
Unyd C. Brown. Dept. B-l. Omaha. Neb.
NAMES and addresses wanted by mall
order houses; big pay; no canvassing;
information for stamp. G. C. Smith,
Covington, Tenn.
AMBITIOUS woman to start a candy
kitchen in every neighborhood; $25 to
$50 weekly can be made at home; little
capital necessary. Write today for story
of two successes; it's free. Economy
Press. Spartanburg. S. C.
WHAT was the Tower of Babel? See our
announcement on Page 4. University Re
search.
BiRMINGHAM SHOE HOSPITAL FSTs
moved from 110 N. 19th st. to 117 N.
Bt._7-25-Tt
____WANTED—H El.1*
WANTED—Five men and womenT^Can
make from $20 to $30 per week. Experi
ence unnecessary. 2004 6th ave., N.
___ 7-16-tf
MEN-WOMEN—$76 month; list govern
ment jobs open free. Franklin Institute,
Dept. S-F, Rochester, N. Y.
_ 7-9-2mo-ex-mo-tu-th
SONG poems wanted for publication:
experience unnecessary; send us your
verses or melodies today or write
tor Instructive booklet—It's free.
Marks-Goldsmitli Co., Dept. 212,
W ashington, D. C. 6-2-tf s 1
WAN TED—Reliable man or woman to
sell butter machine; merges one pint
of milk into one pound of butter in two
minutes; no chemicals or drugs used.
Call Main (5686.
EARN money writing moving picture
plays, all or spare time; demand In
increasing; our book teaches every
thing; write for particulara and liberal
offer. Interstate Co., Box 892, New Or
leans, La. 7-25-2t-su
MEN OR W'rtMEN—Earn ~a ~42-'pleoe DhT
ner Set In one day’s spare time; easy,
pleasant; no canvassing. Peerless China
Co., East Liverpool, o. 7-25-3t
$3 per day for laborers. Big~money for
you telling them how by mail. Sold
1 1.000 copies one week. Instructions,
sample outfit, 10c. Satisfaction or
money back. Muntean, 4810 Broadway,
Galveston, Tex.
$250 FOlt reliable man or woman; dls
tribute 2000 free packages borax soap
powder wTth soaps, etc., your town.
No money required. Ward Co., 216
_ Institute, Chicago.
WANTED—Automobile mechanic; hotei
housekeeper; linen room keeper; wait
ress; white housekeepers; woman hotel
cook; crosstie cutters; colored laborers,
city; married dairyman; truck gardner.
.lfiOilVi 3d ave.
WANTED—Several first-class stick candy
spinners. Address Box 637, Montgomery.
_FARM LANI)S„
SA WMILL and 600,000 feet of tlmberT'we
have 240 aeres of fine farm land located
one mile from railroad town, on pike
road; 30 aeres In cultivation; fine drilled
well on place; 600,000 feet of good tim
ber on farm; sawmill with capacity of
10,000 feet a day; all timber easily
reached. For a quick buyer we cau sell
the farm, timber and sawmill all for
$3SC0. Timber alone will pay investment
back and clear farm and sawmill. Write
us today. Alabama Development Co.,
Carbon Hill, Ala.
FREE LANl>—Another distribution of
choice land, part of demonstration
plantation, the show plantation of the
south, free to people having It Im
proved within five years. Need never
live on the land. Address Commis
sioner H. L. Holmes, block 64, Calvert,
Ala., for particulars. 7-ll-3t-su
FARM—For sate. 438 acres veTy rich
land, near Montgomery at $30 per acre.
Want $ltt00 cush. balance In paper and
assumption. larnds adjoining held at
ft om $3o to $40 per acre. Come let us put
you In touch with tile owner of this
fertile farm. Tri-Slate Realty Co., 1202
Jefferson Bank Bldg.
SIX of the finest farm land propositions
in the country. One tract has 40 acres;
one 50 acres; one 74 acres; one 80 acres;
one 240 acres, and one 340 acres. All
separate; each one a fine farm, and
every one sacrificed; all close to town.
Let us tell you about them. Alabama
Development Co., Carbon Hill. Ala.
PLANTATION—For sale. Would exchange
for Birmingham home, a large going
plantation in south Alabama. This is
a fine opportunity for someone desiring
such. For particulars see Tri-State
Realty Co., 1203 Jefferson Bank Bldg.
Main 285.
FRUIT AND POULTRY RAISERS^B
acres, 20 hens. 3 pigs. 60 pecan, orange
und other fruit trees, 1000 strawberry
plants; price $250. Cash, $4; weekly, $1.
Write for pamphlet, "What 5 Acres on
the Mississippi Gulf Coast Will Do."
Dudley Scheffer, Ocean Springs, Miss.
310 ACRES finest farm land In Walker
county, Alabama, three miles of Car
bon Hill, on good road; good houses and
outhouses; fine water; all land easily
cleared, and all lies level as a floor.
Will be worth $15,000 In 5 years. Owner
must Bell and will sacrifice It for $6500.
Fine Investment property; write us
about It. Alabama Development Co.,
Carbon Hill, Ala.__ _
FRIENDS and public: We have moved
our shoe repairing business from 110
N. 19th st. to 117 N. Slst st; larger
quarters, 7-25-Tt
ONE CENT A WOOD
RA1 ES—One cent n vrortl n «lnyt no ml.
taken for less than 25e for first luser
tlon. <n«|i must neeompnn> order.
_WAN TED-MALE HELP
NEWS agent on railroad train; cash se
curity required. Union News Co., Ter
minal station. 7-9-tl
WANTED—Young man stenographer and
bookkeeper; must write good hand; out
of-town position. Address C-71, care Age
Hern Id. 7-25-3t
WANTED -Reliable German farmer to
take 60-acre farm at Mount Pinson;
owner wil furnish stock if necessary;
must furnish reference. Address P. O.
Box 451, Birmingham. 7-24-2t
WANTED—Combination bookkeeper~and
stenographer, lumber experience pre
ferred; state salary and references first
letter in own handwriting. Address
Z-70, care Age-Herald. 7-24-21
A POSITION is open for you in the gov
ern rr ent service after we have helped
you qualify. My money back offer guar
antees it. Write quick for big free book,
A-209. Earl Hopkins, Washington, D. C.
_ 7-4-8u-vve-8t
MEN with skilled minds and bodies suc
ceed. Navy offers you this training.
You draw good pay. lend healthy life,
eat nourishing food, receive free med
ical care and hospital treatment if sick.
You owe it to your future to investigate
this offer. Apply Navy Recruiting Sta
tion, Hood Bldg., Birmingham. Ala.
WANTED^- Men to learn the barber
trade; few weeks completes; posi
tion open; tuition $25; free catalog.
Birmingham Barber College, Bir
mingham. 2-2-tf-fr-su-we
GOVERNMENT examinations, thorough
Instructions, $5; returned if not appoint
ed; particulars free. American Civil
Service School, Washington, D. C.
__ 6-6-5t-su
WANTED—Competent tutor to coach un
tll September 1, young man who Is ap
plicant for admission to Annapolis Na
val academy. Address B. C. J., care
Age-Herald. 7-24-2t
WANTED—Cotton men and others to
enter our sample rooms and learn
new government grades, tuition $10,
requires one week, enter now'. We
express duplicate government grades
prepaid any point, $5; order now.
Charlotte Cotton School, Charlotte,
N. C. 7-25-2t-su
MUSTLERS—$20 to $30 made weekly
distributing circulars, samples, tack
ing signs, etc. Advertisers’ National
Agency, Dept. B-18, Chicago.
GOVERNMENT positions in postoffice,
railway mail and other branches are
good. Prepare for “exams” under for
mer U. S. civil service secretary-ex
aminer. Booklet G-l free. Write to
day. Patterson Civil Service School,
Rochester, N. Y.
ARE you dissatisfied with your~posi
tion or condition? We can help you
better both. Particulars free. VV.
Zenith Pub. Co., St. Paul. Minn.
SA DESMEfN calling dry goods trade to
sell ladies' ready-to-wear as side line on
commission. State territory covered.
Peck & Co., 47 W. 34th st., New York.
I WILL pay any honest man up to $50
monthly for part of spare time; no can
vassing; no capital. Write today. Voor
hies, Desk 1, Omaha, Neb.
WANTED—Man to represent us in your
own territory; $85 per month traveling
expenses and commission; experience
unnecessary. Write quick. R. D. Mar
tel. 2909 Indiana ave., Dept. 1500, Chi
cago.
WANTED AT ONCE—Sash and door su
perintendent (top salary); hoop foreman,
$100; planer foreman (top salary); veener
cutter, $3.50; foreman, $125; leaderman,
$3; office man and stenographer; travel
ing salesmen; sawyera-fllers, $100; cabi
net maker, $3.50; lumber inspector; mill
wright, $100; also several other high
class openings. 'If you are a tradesman,
either mechanical or clerical, write
Mack’s, Little Rock, Ark
BE a detective; earn $150 monthly; "travel
over the world; experience unnecessary;
openings now; state age. American De
tective Ass’n, Audubon Bldg., New' Or
leans.
AN active, Industrious insurance solicitor
to work at Bessemer for monthly pay
insurance. Strongest company in the
world with unequaled policies for all oc
cupations. Massachusetts Bonding and
Insurance Co.. P. G. Edmonds, District
Manager, 610 First National Bank.
\\ ANTED—An experienced German
truck farmer for south Alabama
farm: must furnish good references.
Address, C. W. Clark, Roebuck
Springs, or call Woodlawn, 1175-J.
au lumuuiLas
NEW reduction in tire prices^ fresh
etandard makes, 30x3, $6.05; 3ux3V4, $7.85;
32x314, SS.9D; 3Sx4, *12.55; 34x4, $12.93; 36x
414. $17.15; 37.\41o, $17.75. Other sizes In
proportion. McPherson Rubber Co.. No.
2128 1st ave., Birmingham, Ala. Phone
5493.
Birmingham Automobile Co.
109 S. 20th St.
3ur storage facilities are
the best in town. Our rates
are the most reasonable. If
you want your car washed
and polished bring it to us.
We will guarantee our
work to give satisfaction
and our charges to be the
very lowest in the city. If
you want to sell your old
car, list it with us. We will
advertise and get the pros
pects as well as the results.
We are selling them daily.
Look at this list, then come
and let us show you these
cars if you are in the mar
ket for an up-to-the-minute
automobile, at a very low
price.
")ne 6-passenger Briscoe. 1915 model.
Dne 5-passenger Overland.
^ne 5-passenger American.
Dne 5-passenger Appcrson. Will consider
5-passenger Ford in trade.
Dne 5 -passenger Ford at a sacrifice.
3ne cut-down Bulck Ten. $100.
ROOMS—WANTED—BOARD
rooms with board in private family,
must be in Norwood. Address P. O.
Box 133, stating location and price.
7-21-2t-we-su
WANTED—By single business woman,
room and board in private family on
Southside; not exceeding $25 per month;
references exchanged. Address P-71,
care Age-Herald._
WANTED- By couple with seven months’
old baby, room and board or unfur
nished rooms for housekeeping, Nor
wood preferred; must be reasonable.
Call Main 4192.
WANTED—Apartments or rooms fur
nished for light housekeeping; prefer
upstirs with private family south of
Five Points, oast of 15th st. or in
Norwood. Best references furnished.
Phone Main 5373-J.
WANTED—Three or 4 rooms for light
housekeeping by couple without children;
references exchanged. Address B-72,
care Age-Herald.
FIRE—ROOFING
MADE IN BIRMINGHAM
FULLY GUARANTE 1
FURNACES. ALL MAKES. REPAIRED.
RIGHT PRICES
GEORGE E. LUM M. & R. CO.
1 20TH ST.. 8. PHONE M. 660,
_SWAPPERS’ COLUMN_
WILL, swap for cast), cottage at St. Clair
Springs on lot 105 feet by 210 feet; ct t
tage In good condition and furnished;
property carries right to use of spriii*
water. Address Box 90*1. Birmingham.
Ala. 6-17-tf
FOR SALE "OR EXCH ANGE—FoF'equal
value in real estate, best located milli
nery business in Birmingham suburban
town; $1000 proposition; all enquiries
j confidential; don't answer unless you
' mean business. Address Y-79, care Age
I Herald. 7-24-3t
; WILT, swap for cash or something of
equal value, Tfarley-Davidson motorcyle,
| three speed, twin cylinder, 1915 model.
Make me an offer. Address Q-71, care
Age-Herald.
auArraKs lulumw
SEVEN-ROOM home on North High
lands. near Southern shops; would like
to trade for place In Avondale or Wood
lawn. Address 4*‘5 Courthouse.
V% ANTED—To exchange rental or va
cant property for good automobllo.
B-passenger. Address, X-71, care
Age-Herald.
WILL swap piano of equal value for Ford
or other light automobile. Call Mr.
Browdy. Main 1282.
S WA PPERS—Winchester rifled Victor
Talking Machine. Indian Motocycle,
Hudson “20” Roadster, A-l condition;
all or part to exchange for live stock or
wagons. Address Farmer, care Swap
pers’ Column. 7-2o-tf-su-tu-thu
!_WANTED—AGEINTS
I PORTRAIT agents, get your frames
I ami pictures in Birmingham; save
freight charges; prompt service; send
for catalog. Spivy-Johnson Portrait
Co., 1706 4th ave„ Birmingham, Ala.
7-6-tu-fr-su-tf
AGENTS—Get newest, quickest sellers di
rect from makers; full list free. National
Agents’ Association, 122 Michigan ave..
Chicago. 7-11-St-su
FREE sample; Nosplash water strainers
sell themselves; no talking; experience
unnecessary; daily profits $5 upwards.
Send 2c (mailing cost). C. R. Union
Filter Co., New York 7-ll-4t-su
AGENTS—“Little Gem” Automatic Gas
Lighters meet instantaneous sale; new
est agents’ article; over 150 per cent
profit; get busy now; postal brings val
uable proposition. Automatic Gas Appli
ance Co. (Inc.) 1 Union Square. New
York. 6-1".-tf-su
AGENTS’—Canvassers for a sure
enough permanent business. Sell
“Cosco” brand coffee and tea; also
“Cosco" triplets; small capital
needed. Consolidated Sales Co., 1C8
Meserole st., Brooklyn, N. Y.
7-11-2t-su
AGENTS—Our household specialties sell
themselves, no talking; simply show
them; write for catalogue today. Hen
derson Specialty Co., Dept. B, Lock
Box 685, Atlanta, Ga. 7-18-4t-su
AGENTS-WANTED—Make $40 to $50 a
week. We guarantee this household ar
ticle to sell 8 out of 10 shown. Donovan
Reed Mfg. Co., Oklahoma City, Okla.
7-18-2t-«u
FOR bargains in agents' goods, read
“Agents’ Magazine;" 2 issues 10c
Agents’ Magazine, Chicago.
$1000 per man per county; strange In
vention startles world; agents
amazed; ten inexperienced men
divide $-10,000; Korstad, a farmer, did
$2200 in 14 days; Schleicher, a minis
ter, $196 first 12 hours; $1200 cold
cash made, paid, banked by Stone
man in 80 days, $15,000 to date. A hot
or cold running water bath equip
ment for any home at only $6.50. Self
. heating; no plumbing or water
works required. Investigate. Exclu
sive sale. Credit given. Send no
money. Write letter or postal today.
Allen Mfg. Co., 4191 Allen Bldg., To
ledo, O.
CHEWING-G UM—Sell to dealers; clean,
profitable business built up quickly
with our novel packages, popular
flavors. Write today. Helmet Gum
Co., Cincinnati.
ATTENTION—Butter 4c a pound; won
derful patent machine, which merges
one pint of milk into one pound of
butter (making two pounds) in two
minutes; 150 per cent to agents.
Write for information. Family Butter
Merger*Co., Washington, D. C.
AGENTS make 500 per cent profit sell
ing “Novelty Sign Cards.’’ Merchants
buy 10 to 100 on sight; 800 varieties.
Catalog free. Sullivan Co., 1234 Van
Buren St.. Chicago, ill.
FOR sau: s-iiing rights for Alabama
of an article lately patented for use
in every office and business house.
Never shown before except In two
small counties In western Massa
chusetts. Avliere over 600 were pur
chased. Will sell only to a good, live
hustler, one who can put on canvass
orq. Retails for $1.75. AddresB P. O.
Box .",257, Boston, Mass.
AGENTS—Ganvnssers for a sure enough
permanent business. Sell “Cosco”
brand coffee and tea; also “Cosco”
triplets; small capital needed. Con
solidated Pales Co., 183 Meserole St..
_Brooklyn, N. Y. 7-25-2t-su
A* NTS— A 1 -cent post card w 111 pu t
you in touch Avith an $80 a week
proposition selling aluminum uten
sils and specialties direct to the con
sumer. Don’t let 1 cent stand be
tween you and prosperity'. Division
4033 American Aluminum Mfg. Go.,
Lemont, 111.
AGENTS—If you are a hustler you
can net yourself $7 per day Belling
guaranteed household specialty.
Write West lie Sales .Agency, Box 119,
Detroit, Mich.
BTC summer seller; make $10 a day;TTig
season is on; get busy; sell concen
trated soft drinks; .lust add water. De
licious summer drinks for the home,
picnics, parties, fairs, ball games, etc.
Every popular drink, small package,
makes 80 glasses; less than 1 cent a
glass; guaranteed under United
Plates pure food laws; Woods made
$16 first day; Quinn took 115 orders
two days; others coining money’, sell
ing to soda fountains, Foft drink
stands, etc.; 260 other hot weather
sellers; over 100 per cent profit; ter
ritory going fast; complete outfit
furnished; sample case free. Just a
postal today—now. American Prod
ucts Co., 2718 3d st., Cincinnati, O.
MEXICAN DIAMONDS exactly resem
ble genuine; same rainbow fire;
stand tests; sell at sight; live agents
wanted; profits $50 weekly up; write
quick for sample offer free. Mexican
Diamond Importing Co., Box A, Las
Cruces, N. M.
WONDERFUL kitchen invention; saves
$50 yearly; demonstration creates
sensation: costs 10c; sells 50c; 700.000
sold In Chicago; new sales plan
eliminates canvassing. Triumph
Manufacturers. Transportation Bldg.,
Chicago.
Age-Herald Want Ads
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W ANTED-—AGENTS
EXCLUSIVE agent In every locality
for quick changeable window sign;
sells for $2.50; every merchant win
buy one; big profit to agent; wfrite at
once for particulars. Caxton Co,
Louisville, Ky,__
AGENTS—“No-Toil,” the wash day
wonder; rapid seller nnd Immense
profits astound live wires; “smash
the washboard” In women’s joyous
cry everywhere "No-Toil” is used
The original labor saving, rest
v, hile-you-work washing compound
contains no acid; will not injure the
finest fabrics; sells at sight; big re
peater; men or women leap to pros
perity by our unique selling meth
ods; credit given; experience un
necessary; territory going fast; write
quick for free samples. Fidelity
Sales Co., Dept. H, 801 E. Main st..
Staunton, Va.
AGENTS—Lady nnd gentlemen; new
household article used in every
home; 100 per cent profit: free sam
ple. " Ed. Parker Co., Springfield, O.
Wi: start you in business furnishing
everything: men and women, $30 to
$200 weekly operating our “New Sys
tem Specialty Candy Factories."
Home or small room anywhere; no
canvassing. Opportunity lifetime;
booklet free. Ragsdale Co., Box X,
East Orange, N. J.
WHAT was the Tower of Babel? See our
announcement on Page 4. University Re
search,
MONEY TO LEND
¥Xlk'w'iT H''XnX?T'jEMISON.
Main 100.8-8-tI
HEAL 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
WE negotiate loans and sell real es
tate. Can handle desirable farm
loans. McCobnell, Anglin, White,
2026 3d ave. 10-28-tf
CAN handle promptly applications for
desirable first mortgage loans. Leou
ard-RUey Co.. 725 Wroodward. 0-9-tf
FIRST MORTGAGE LOANS negotiated
b|r us at low rates on improved real
estate in the city of Birmingham; ap
plicants should bring abstract with
them. Title Guarantee Lo^n and Trust
Co., Title Guarantee Bldg.
ll-14-»u-tu-th-tl
6 PER CENT Loans on city property; 7
per cent on farms. W. E. Ewart, Real
Estate. Loans, Farms. 214 Brown-Marx.
Main 2595. 7-23-2t-fri-su
LOANS NEGOTIATED
I negotiate loans on central business
property and modern residences.
Ruling rate now 6 per cent.
F. M. JACKSON
118 N. 21st St
7-4-su-tu-fr-tf
Money to Lend
$500 8 per cent, 2 years
$1500 8 per cent, 3 years
$2500 8 per cent, 3 years
$5000 7 per cent, 3 years.
Jerome Tucker
207 21st St. Main *79.
$500 to152500
To loan on Improved real estate, sub
urbs considered. Also can discount
well secured purchase money notes.
Frank B. Clark, 603 Jefferson Bank
Bldg. Main 989.
WHAT was the Tower of Babel? See our
announcement on Page 4. University Re
search._
ANNOUNCEMENTS
'^^^WmTE^S^BARBElTsHOP
HAS MOVED TO
1817 SECOND AVE.,
NEAR FIZITZ’S BUSY CORNER.
7-Ift-tt
NOTICE—That 1 B. Neal, who has
been operating a fur repair shop and
crating and shipping fur for Kill
gore Fur Co., has moved to 408 17th
8t., Ensley.
FREE—An honest estimate on your-watch
repairs will cost you nothing. Work done
by a competent workman and absolutely
guaranteed. C. S. Cummings, 4 Wool
worth Bldg., formerly with H. C. Ab
bott & Pro.
W ANTED-—TEACHERS_
MaxNLT village and local tax district
schools. Write for literature, Foster’s
Teachers’ Agency, Atlanta. Ga.
7-11 -7t sun-tu-thur sun-tu-thur-sun
WANTED—Grade and high schoo>
teachers for vacancies reported to us
direct by school officials In Alabama.
Mississippi and Georgia. Elections
soon. Get particulars and plans by
addressing Dept. J, Interstate Teach
ers' Bureau, Rhodes Bldg., Atlanta.
Ga.__ 4-26-5t-su
HOW long should a hat llveT The Royal
Hatters will tell you. 1929 2d ave.
7-21-wed-fri-su-tu-tf
ONE CENT A WORD
j RATES—One cfnt a word a day* no ad.
taken for leaa than 2Bc for first Inner,
tlon. Casli moat nerompnny order.
1 _WANTED -SALESMEN ~
i WANTED—Local salesman calling: cn
drug: trade to carry hlgrh grade line
of chocolates and bonbons: must have
entree to best stores; might be car
ried as a side line on liberal commis
sion or exclusively on salary and
i commission. We want a man who has
made good and has a clean record.
Give age and full particulars. Ad
i dress Box S-66r care Age-Herald.
| _ 7-ll-2t-su
WANTED—Commission salesmen to
sell linseed oil and a big paying
specialty: liberal commission. Ad
dress ‘•Oils." 1436 E. Cary st., Rich
mond, Va. 6-13-10t-su
SALESMEN WANTED^ ~~
TOP NOTCH ERS.
Exceptional money making opportunity
for high class men to sell memberships
In big national organization of automo
bile owners; permanent positions; liber
al commissions; a chance to make $3000
to $5000 or more per year. Your sales
efforts backed by $50,000 advertising cam
paign In leading magazines; experience
selling automobiles and supplies or In
surance and stocks and bonds valuable
but not necessary. Unlimited field; ev
ery automobile owner a live prospect;
no competition. State fully your experi
ence and qualifications; want hustlers,
not "chair warmers." Territory going
fast. Write at once for full details.
J. L. W., Room 727, 327 S. la Salle st.,
Chicago. _ _ 7-18-4t-su
SALESMEN to handle Motometer; every
auto owner buys. Write today for
free booklet. E. H. Ream, P. O. Box
114, Leede, Ala. 7-18-4t-su
UNEXCELLED specialty proposition, va
cancy Auguat 1, commission contract;
$35 weekly for expenses. Continental
Jewelry Co., 104-30, Continental Bldg.,
Cleveland. O.
MEN selling side lines, specialties, with
A-l ability, 1 can use you. Have a
eales-promoting proposition for the re
tail merchant; greatest thing out; big
money maker for you. If you have pep
and mean business, write at once. Man
ager Retail Merchants' Business Pro
motion Department, Toledo Cooker Co.,
Toledo, O.
SALESMAN—Vacancy August 1; want
live, aggressive traveler, high class spe
cialty; work general trade; $35 advanced
weekly against commissions; established
16 years. D. W. Barrows. 8no Wood
ward ave., Detroit.
" ANTED — Traveling salesmen who
will accept clothes made to their
measure In payment for placing with
merchants "The line that’s different,"
an all-wool tailoring line, quoting six
special pricee; no extra charges.
Write for particulars. J. W. Jones &
Sons, 509 Mid-City Bank Bldg., Chi
cago.
SALESMAN—For general mercantile
trade in Alabama to sell a new propo
sition of merit. Vacancy August 1. At
tractive commission contract, $35
weekly for expenses. Miles F. Bixler
Co., Wholesale Jewelers, 2-30 Carlin
Bldg., Cleveland, O.
SPECIALTY salesmen wanted; Estab
Ushed house, guaranted line, Includ
ing many patented and controlled
specialties. Successful sales organi
zation. Only salesmen of Integrity
who make a business of their busi
ness. Give road experience. Shedd &
Wright Mfg. Co., Minneapolis, Minn.
SALESMAN wanted to sell special lino
of dry goods and blankets to retail
merchants. Good side line. Liberal
commission. Bryn Mawr Mills, Phil
adelphia, Penn.
C1T7 salesman, one with calendar or ad
vertising novelty experience preferred;
good proposition; state experience In first
letter. Patent Novelty Co., Fulton, 111.
SALESMEN WA NTED-Experience un
necessary; easy work; big pay. Write
now for large list of openings offering
opportunities to earn from $100 to $500 a
month while you learn. Address nearest
office. Dept. 363, National Salesmen’s
Training Association, Chicago, New
York, San FranclBco.
SETT, the most attractive sign; exclusive
territory; 94-letter sample mailed, 12o.
Convex Changeable Signs, 162 N. Dear
horn. Chicago.
WANTED—Salesmen to carry as main or
side line Jobs and bargains In drv goods
and gents' furnishings; big commission:
old established house. Address P. O.
Box 197. Winston-Salem. N. C. 7-23-3t
I 15 ANT men for a Ford accessory that
gets $100 per week; bonanza for live
wlree. Write today. Manufacturer,
1464 Sarah st., St. Louis. Mo.
SALESMEN WANTEQD—Laces,~~enibrold
sries, side line; 1254 per cent commis
sion; samples light. Only men with trade
now traveling need apply. Merit & Co
416 Broadway, New York.
WANTED—Salesmen' for merltorlous ms in
or side line; big commission. J. Tam
White, southern sales manager, Dub
lln, Ga.
Salesmen—We have brand new spe
cialty; high class money maker; sell
every auto owner. Write today. Crolrn
Supply Co., Blue Ridge, 'Gn.
SALESMAN 5VANTED—To represent An
the road strong line of men's popular
priced neckwear, on commission, in Ala
bama, Tennessee and Arkansas, Ad
dress, with commercial references. Ham
ford Neckwear Co.. Broadway and 17^h
st., New York.
EXPERIENCED salesman wanted By
real estate company. Addrese, H-72.
care Age-Herald.
WANTED—At once, two experienced
graphanola salesmen. Strieklama
Green Furniture Co. 7-25i-3t
THE life of a" hat. We double it. ~Rojal
Haters, 1929 2d ave. j
7-21-wed-frl-gu-tiA-tf
APARTMENTS__/
(
THE DIAN APARTMENTf
There will be a limited number of thes.p
moet attractive apartments for rent',
and those who appreciate something exv
trn nice should see us at once.
A. R. Dearborn & Co. i
116 North 21st St. Main 1102.
7-22-2t-thu-aui
t
FOR EXCHANGE ~T
FOR EXCHANGE—Will exchange, mocl
ern. 9-room residence Jn desirable South
Highland section In Birmingham, Ala.,
for residence or good property In Nash-.
vllle, Tenn.. or Its suburbs. Telephone
Main 1282 or address •‘Owner.” 405 7th
ave., N.. Nashville, Tenn. 7-8-th-su-tf
WANTED—To exchange a farm of 320
acres In Sumter county, Alabama, for
an established hardware business in
n prosperous town, with good farm
ing section adjoining. State popu
lation and the amount of stock car
ried and amount of business done.
Address M-71, care Age-Herald^_
MERCHANDISE—For exchange, stock of
merchandise, worth $1800, In email town,
close to city, for unincumbered place In
In Birmingham, or cash. Tri-State Real
ty Co.. 1203 JefTerson Bank Bldg.
Main 285.
WHAT was the Tower of Babel 7 Bee our
announcement on Page 4. University Rs
search.
REAL estate ~~
A 'DQ'THD A /~,rTQ Bring your ab
AlJiJ J. JtvAv -L O"" stract work to
the Alabama Abstract Co., 2109-11 8rd
avenue; prompt service; prices right.
Phono main 8(0. D. P. Anderson. Mgr.
T-K-su-w*-frl- U
• i u _
[ONE CENT A WORD
I RATES—One rent n word n day* no an.
taken for le*« fhnn 25e for first Inner
tlon. < aah moat accompany order.
BUSINESS CHANCES
! FACSIMILE TYPEWRIT
TEN LETTERS
j Facsimile typewritten letters by the mul
I tlgraph process, matched perfectly to
j your ribbon, are the most effective
trade-getters you can use. We operate
modern equipment under personal su
pervision of expert ad writers and
sales specialists, though our prices are
lower than competitors. Deliveries
made same day order received.
BEAUMONT i
ADVERTISING AGENCY
Main 4262. 1628 Jett. Co. Bk. Bldg.
su-th-mo-tf
WANTED—Ideas; write for list of inven
tions wanted by manufacturers and
prizes offered for inventions; our four
books sent free; patent secured or fee
returned. Victor J. Evans & Co., Dept.
1, Washington, D. C._6-20-6t-sun
RESTAURANT for sale; right in the
heart of city; will eacrillce for a quick
sale, only $225 cash; see this today. Call
Main 66S1.
SWAPS—Buy, sell or trade. Your 20^
word ad in Swappers’ Guide, also 101)
montly magazines and three months,
subscription $1. Swappers' Guide,
Denver, Col.
LEARN the real estate business; our
complete instruction book teaches
listing, appraising, management,
salesmanship, insurance, brokerage,
advertising, renting agency, forms,
etc.; 121 subjects; excels $20 corre
spondence course. Buckeye cover, 75c;
silk cloth, $1. Bascom Book Co., Dept
F, Orlando, Fla.
$15 Investment in land and co-operative
oil well may make $1000; payment*
$1 monthly. For particulars address
Texas-Gulf Co., 723 Union Bank
Houston, Tex.
WANTED—An idea! Who can think o1
seme simple thing to patent? Protect
your Ideas, they may bring you wealth
Write for "Needed Inventions’’ anc
"How To Get Your Patent." Randolpl
& Co., Dept. 339, Washington, D. C.
7-4-ot-si
HOW to operate a mall order business
30 big profit plans and year’s maillnf
service sent for 10. Mail Dealeri
Wholesale House, 114 Franklli
Bldg., Chicago. ?
GROW rich In business of your own; get
out of the wage earners’ class; your co
operation with our factory starts yoi
with little capital during spare time ir
your own home. We manufacture ex
clusive articles. No canvassing; expert
ence unnecessary. Write for booklet ant
proposition. Address Pease Mfg. Co.
Dept. D-1, 68 Broadway, Buffalo, N. Y
LOCAL manager wanted at Binning
ham to represent responsible, up-to-dat<
Illinois manufacturing company; expert
ence in our line not essential; the righ
man can make a good connection tha
should pay from $20) to $400 per month
an Investment of $600 to $1000 required
which is secured at all times by stocl
of merchandise. Address National Man
ufacturing and Special Co., First Na
tional Bank Bldg., Chicago.
RARE OPPORTUNITY: Pawn shop, will
no opposition in radius of 10) miles, hai
a splendid reputation for square deal
ing, seven years doing excellent busi
ness and large stock in splendid condi
tion. Larger business demands my whol<
time. Will sell or take in managini
partner. B. Goldman, Ocala, Fla.
WANTED—To rent to business man
best location for grocery store li
Birmingham; business already estab
lished; fixtures to go with place; als<
good living rooms. Address, E-72
car© Age-Herald.
DRUGS—I will sell my drug store
which pays a profit of $200 month
Investment around $3500; locate)
well and business improving, ex
pense low; good future; out-of-tovn
physician should investigate this, o
I will trade for farm if suited. Ad
dress, C-72, care Age-Herald.
ETC. KENTON and Birmingham Shai
Hospital have moved from 110 N. 19t1
st. to 117 N. 21st st. 7-25-7
_ MISCELLANEOUS_
PRACTICAL and scientific horseshoeing
dog and horse clipping a specialty. 11
8. 18th st. 7-5-15t-eo<
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list of possibly applicable titles for th
Times-Picayune Booklovers' Picture
game is now ready; our list contains :
wide selection of carefully selected pos
Bible titles; order a copy today; th
price Is $1. II. P. Walton Sr Co., Post
office Box 2, Yazoo City, Miss.
LET US DO YOUR
MULTIGRAPH WORK
On high class facsimile typewritten let
ters. the most effective form of advei
tising known, we can give you bette
work. In a shorter time, at less cosl
than you have heretofore received. Giv
us a chance to figure with you. j
BEAUMONT
ADVERTISING AGENCY
Main 4262. 1628 Jeff. Co. Bk. Bldg
6-25-fri-su-tu-l
1 RACTICAL and scientific horseshoe
ing; dog and horse clipping a special
ty. Ill S. 18th s>7-3-15t-eo
WANTED- BOARDERS
8PLENDID room and board, hot and col
running water in room, garage if de
sired; 3 car lines; South Highlands. 182
Main. _7-20-(
EXCELLENT table board! desirabl
rooms with hot And cold water; best la
cation, one block from Five Points. 190
11th ava, 8. Phone Main 710. _
LARGE room and sleeping porch to eoupl
—two ladies or gentlemen—with boaic
privato family, Southside, on car lin<
Main 47G6. _ _
DELIGHTFUL room with hoard, gentU
men or couple without children, Sout
Highlands. Main 8720-J. 7-2S-8t-«u-tu-th
ROOM-~AND BOARD—$4^50 per week
good table board or will rent root
without meals; everything modern
ladies or gentlemen. 2009 Ave. F.
WHAT was the Tower of Babel? See ou
announcement on Page 4. University R«
ses rch.
_SUMMER RESORTS_
lfROWN HOUSE—Are youtired an
wish for a quiet place to spend th
vacation? Try the Brown Hous«
Best of meals, comfortable room
Special rates to parties consisting a
six or more adults. Address Mr
8. E. Frown, Mentone, Ala. 7-ll-3t-s
GAMBLE HEIGHTS^Co un t r y home;
quiet, cool place to rest and recupe
rate; 4% miles from station; dail
malls and telephone facilities; term
moderate. Mrs. O. G. Posey, Gambl
Heights, R. 1, Goodwater, Ala.
TOO late to buy a new straw; have th
old one cleaned and blocked. Paris Hi
Cleaning Co., 2011 3d ave.
^ 7-21-8t-wed-frl-su-t
KODAKS . _ ^
FCODAKS, films and supplies:^mail you
orders to us; film developed free. Ve
lox prints 2c to 5c. F. W. Bromberg.
* _ 5-23-su-t
JfILMS developed free; our high clai
1 kodak developing is now free, print
\ 2c, 3c, 4c, 5c and up; enlargement fre
? with ?6 worth of kodak work. Wilso
) Studio, 209*6 N. 19th st., Birminghan
jAla. 6-6-ru-l
F ILMS developed free. No. 2, each priu
3c; No. 2A, each print, 4c; No. 3, eac
/ print, 4c; No. 3A, each print, 6c. Houa
I Studio, Gadsden, Ala.
J__SPECIALISTS
J DRS. DOZIER & DOZIER 1
S pecialists in Nervous, Blood, Skin, F<
*' male and Genito-Urinary and all Chrox
ic Diseases of Men and Women.
2020^6 First ave., Birmingham.
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