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i Scoop—The Cub Reporter
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THE WORLD IS CHEATED OUT OF A BRIGHT REMARK By “Hop”
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Want Ads For THE AGE-HERALD can be left at
Florence Hotel Cigar Store, 2d Ave. and 19th St.
John D. Parker, 1st Ave. and 20th St.
Brown-Marx Cigar Store, 1st Ave. and 20th St.
First National Bank Cigar Store, 2d Ave. and 20th St.
Gorman-Gammili Drug Co., 2330 2d Ave.
Kissell Pharmacy, 1100 N. 13th St.
Milner Drug Co., 1900 Huntsville Ave.
Norwood Pharmacy, 2631 12th Ave., N.
Twenty-first Avenue Drug Co., 2601 21st Ave., N.
Walker Drug Co., 2707 29th Ave., N.
Quinn Drug Co., 500 Tuscaloosa Ave., West End.
\ e.u 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., 600 27th St., S., cigar counter.
Reid’s Pharmacy, 2720 Ave. G, S., cigar counter.
e Detaw, 1430 11th Ave., S., cigar counter.
Five Points Drug Co., Five Points, S„ cigar counter.
Richmond Pharmacy, corner 12th St. and St. Charles St., S., cigar counter.
I ONE CENI A WORD
BATES—One cent a word a day; no ad.
taken for lea* than 25c for flr*t Inaer
- tioa. Cawh mn*f wccompany order.
7 _ _ JfrAftIMP
CHAVING 10c at ll^29^4th^iiTeri1-29-tf
SAFETY RAZOR blades *taarpened~bet>
ter than new, 25c dozen. Send them
I parcel post. Robert Prowell Stove Co.,
Birmingham. 4-10-tf
.Wifi buy second hand clothes, shoes, for
(cash. Phone 1581. 2116 2d. 1-20-tf
WT F. KELLY, practical plumber, 506 S.
_ 20th st. Phone Main 3471. 8-lS-tf
WANTED—We are In li..- market for
dry oak lumber, one inch thick, No.
2 common and better; also dry gum
lumber, one inch and 1 Vi inches
thick, No. 2 common and better; also
dry cypress In various thicknesses.
Can ship oak, ali grades, louded in
cars together, but must have suffi
cient quantity of cypress and gum
to load cars of separate grades and
thickness. Advise what you have,
describing fully, and name prices
f. o. b. loading point. The Probst
Dumber Co.. Cincinnati, O. 10-7-7t
MACHINE out of order? We repair all
makes cheap, and work guaranteed;
machines for rent, $2 per month. Tid
rr'Welt & JJacon Furniture Co. Phone 40S6
Main._ 10-Y2-3t-tu-wed-fri
FINE cabinet work and finishing: first
class carpenter work. Frank O. Fisher,
1010 Woodland ave., 9.; for good work
call Main 1929. 10-10-8t-su-wed
MULTIGRAPH LETTERS
A letter is the best substitute for a per
sonal Interview: circular letters produced
by our multigraph process cannot be
told from personal letters; expert op
erators; modern equipment; reasonable ,
prices, prompt service; let us do your
work for you.
/ Beaumont Advertising Agency
' Main 4262. 1628 Jefferson County Bldg.
__ 10-6-we-sat-8t
WANTED—To buy one good second hand
peanut roaster. Address 4317 7th ave..
Wylain, Ala Phone Ensley 99-J.
______ 10-13-3t-we-frl-su
Wanted To buy second hand Under
wood typewriter. Call Main 3992.
WANTED—To purchase 2 coal wagons.
Wittlchen Coal and Transfer Co.
SMALL FARM WANTED
A client wishes a sn\all farm from 20
to 60 acres, convenient to railroad
and to Birmingham, not more than 5
to 8 miles from Boyles preferred; the
land must be level and productive;
do not care so much about improve
ments if the land is good. If you have
something suitable in land and in
price 1 can sell it for yoti this week.
L. P. GIDDENS
Real Estate and Insurance
S24 Jefferson Co, Bank.. Birmingham.
SITUATION WANTED
AIr vnder the head uf •filiations
wanted ape free to deserving ones.
!WHY worry about incompetent help?
Phone Lambs. Main 3032. 10-19-Tt
^GMMTSSAKV man. bookkeeper and pay
• mUI clerk; 10 years' experience; open for
-^^^Rltion; best of references, address V-l,
• Tphre Age-Hera Id. 10-12-2t
MOUSEKEEPER—Refined, southern lady,
age 30 years, wants position as house
keeper; thoroughly competent and re
liable, with highest local references; sal
ary reasonable. Address X-l, care Age
Herald._ 10-12-2t
fVV ANTED—A position as a straight com
positor; 1 am sober man and don’t
smoke cigarettes; will work for $12 per
” e**k anyw here. W. S. W alker, care
Bierr.en Gateway, Bremen, Ga, 10-12-2t j
Wanted—Position by experienced young !
lady bookkeeper and cashier; can begin |
at once; salary reasonable. Call Miss
Robinson. Main 3263. 10-12-2t
MEAT cutter with 10 years’ experience
wants situation; sober and good worker.
Address A-2. care Age-Herald. 10-12-2$
COMPETENT, reliable bookkeeper-ste
nographer. 12 years’ experience, wants -
office position where conscientious serv
ices are appreciated; high-class refer
ences. Address F-95. care Age-Herald.
30-13-3t
Wa NTRD— Position by young woman as
bookkeeper or general office work; can
Use typewriter and have had several
years’ experience; will work for mod
erate salary; best of references. Ad
dress 02. care Age-Herald. 10-13-2t
JfrANTEO-Position by young ~ lady
stenographer; high school graduate;
references furnished; willing to com
mence for small salary; must have
work. Phone 334-J West End. 10-13-2t M
A NTKD- P<>sftion by a white lady, I
practical sick nurse or housekeeper; ! ^
j ears of experience; references furnish
ed; no objection to leaving city. Phone 624
Erjsley. Address 601 6th ave. 42d st.
10-13-2t 1
f*OSITiON by efficient and trustworthy ]
bookkeeper; correct habits and guar
anteed satisfactory results; best of ref- j
erences. Address B-2, care Age-Hor.ild. <
10-13-21
WANTED—FEMALE HELP
VANTED-A housekeeper for faimly of
three, at Roebuck Springs: only ex
perienced oneB need apply, trail Wood- .
lawn 1175-J. 10-13-2t ‘
^ABfTEP—.C'tMiable . young lady to do
Stenographic work and bookkeeping. Ad
drees D-2, care Age-Herald.
ONE CENT A WORD
HAIRS—One cent a word a day; no ad.
taken fop lean than 25c for flrnt Inaer.
- <!*>»■ rnwli miifct accompany order.
__ _ FOR SALE
TALK WITH ALAN JEMISONf^^
1003 Jeff. Co. Bank Bldg. S-8-tf
FOR .SALE—One 160 horotpower Babcock
& Wilcox water tube boiler, thoroughly
oa -rhauLed 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. .
_ 6-13-tf
!• < P SALE—By owner, lot 60X1C;. lo
cated on 23d st., N., between I2th
and 18th aves. Will aei.Vat a great
bargain. C. M. WrljrTit, 2008 3d ave.
Phone Main 9186. 8-22-tf
FOR SALE—LARGE LOT ONE AND
TWO-INCH PIPE. CHAS. DUBOSE
IRON C*>. 8-26-tf
SOD v fountains, bargains, severalnew
and slightly used soda fountains; airo
carbonator; tables and chairs; easy
terms. Write for prices. C. F. Pos
bergh, P. O. Box 637.9-9-tf
§AVE nfoney on your plumbing repctlrs
Our automobile service costs you noth
ing extra. C. E. Cole Plumbing Co.,
313 N. 19th st. Phone Main 422, West
End 145. 9-18-tf
UNITED STATES and Canadian govern
ments have adopted the Peerless Check
Writer. ‘‘Rest by Test.*’ 4626 Jefferson
Bank. Main 1961._ 10-IQ-tf
BARGAIN—tityxSft view camera. Wilson
Studio. 209N. 19th st. Bell phone
1008._ 10-12-2t
USED cars for sale
ut down Buick .$100
Jverland Roadster .$200
Five-passenger Hudson . $3<*>
^ive-passenger Ford, 1914 model. $300
O-horse power roadster, with new tires
and body, high tension Bosch magneto.
Five-passenger Cadillac, almost new, cash
or terms.
AE MAKE A SPECIALTY OF BUYING
AND HELLING USED CARS.
COXE MOTOR SALES CO.
2112 Avenue C.
STORE fixtures for sale; one complete
system Barr’s cash and package car
riers; 4 stations, almost new, in perfect
condition, at a bargain. Thomas F.
West, Ensley, Ala. 9-5-su-we-sat-tf
Beautiful Bungalow for
Exchange
Here's your chance to get a beautiful
new bungalow with every modern
convenience on South Highlands;
will trade for bungalow or cottage
in suburbs as part payment, baluiufte
to suit.
A. R. Dearborn & Co.
lie. N.JMst st. Main 1102.
F<qyou want an ideal home, this 2-story,
modern brick, near Norwood boulevard,
should be the very one you are looking
for. It has all the convenient features,
with a 50-foot lot fronting cast. We
can take In a good lot as cash pay
ment and arrange the balance to suit.
Thompson Bros. A- Co.. 627-28 Jefferson
County Bank Bldg Phone Main 3066.
WANT TO TRADE
100-ACRE FARM
00 acres fine land, about 28 miles from
Birmingham, 1 ^ miles from station
on A. G. »S. railroad, convenient to
school and churches and several
stores, good road runs through land;
lias one residence and several out
houses; part under wire fence; price
$4000 with nothing ugalnst it; will
trade for Birmingham or good subur
ban property.
FORD BROS. R. & I. CO.
EIGHTH FLOOR FARLEY BLDG.
Phone 6174.
“&REA'tUSACRIFICE FARM,~LIM E
STOKE COUNTY, ALABAMA
60 acres red land. 1 mile from Bell
Mina, Ala.; 80 acres under cultiva
tion: three tenant houses, beautiful
building site, well watered, with
spring and creek; price $5000; terms
$1250 cash, balance in 10 equal year
ly payments at 6 per cent; no trade
considered. This is the cheapest
place offered in Tennessee valley.
FRED ANDREWS
WITH
. BAILEY-JONES CO.
“hone 28. 221 N. 21st St.
SHOES SHOES
VE CAN HE 1.1. YOU A PAIR OF SOLID
LEATHER SHOES AND SAVE YOU
FROM *1 TO $1.50 ON A PAIR.
.ADIES’ *3.50 SHOES IN ALL LEATH
ERS . *1.95
JOYS' SHOES. SIX MONTHS WEAR
*3.50 KIND. *2.35
JOYS' *2.98 SHOES . *1.95
CHILDREN'S SHOES. SIZES FROM
4 TO 8, IN ALL LEATHERS, A
PAIR . 50C
REMNANT STORE
2017 Second Ave.
"■OR SALE—Registered Morgan
mares: also Morgan stallion, “Gold
finch." For particulars address Hill
Crest Farm, Jacksonville, Ala.
lO-7-lOt-.od
V(
SWAPPERS’ COLUMN
_SWAPPER^ COLIJMN _
WILL swap for Anniston property, Bir^
mingham 8-room liouse, in good con
dition, on Highland car line; close in.
John Shelnutt, AnniBton, Ala.
TO SWAP—Late model Overland, 5-pas
senger, self-starter, electric lights, newly
| painted; A No. 1 condition; for small,
late model (lighter), 6-passenger car.
Nat Williams, care Williams Music
House.
SWAPPER8’ COLUMN __
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WILL exchange 500 acres, fee simple, or
A. G. S. R. R., Coaling. Ala . for Geor
gia farms or Atlanta real estate. Ad
dress D. C. Lyle, owner. 212 Grant Bldg.
Atlanta. Ga. 10-12-7
FOR SALE
For sAT?To^>oTTe,'~beTiTtn:Trr^^
group of ferns at a sacrifice. 1614 Phe
lan st., 8. Main 4265-J.
OIL DRILL FOR SALE "
I will sell at public outcry on the prem
ises near Fort Payne, Aia.
ON MONDAY. OCTOBER 25, 1915,
One complete oil drill, casings, cables, en
gine, boiler, etc. Earl Cochran, Receiver
Will’s Valley Oil and Gas Co., Fort
Payne, Ala. 10-13-21
~ UNLOADING "SALE
BUY YOUR BOY A $5 SUIT FOR.. $2.35
$6.50 SUIT . $2.87
BOYS' $1.60 HATS . 66C
MEN'S $22.50 SUIT .;... $9.85
MEN’S $3.50 TROUSERS ..$1.49
REMNANT STORE
2017 Second Ave.
Fail* Week Special Sale
$5.j>ur- ANL> $6.00 MEN’S (fcO QP
$4.50 AND $5.00 CUSTOM (J»9 Qjr
MADE PANTS .
$3.00 AND $1.00 MEN’S /ir
HATS.
$1.00 MEN’S
75c UNDERWEAR, PER AKd*
GARMENT. ‘xtJv
$3.50 MEN’S
SWEATERS ... . wlmVO
$2.00 WOOL UNDER- QQn
WEAR. i/OC
(EXCLUSIVE STORE FOR MAN AND
BOY.)
OOLDSTETN’8
Next to First National Bank
2008 2nd Ave.
rORKENT—ROOMS
ROOMS and board very^heapT'^T^rneafs?
13.50. 1916 5th ave. 9-26-30t
SEVERAL very delightful rooms for
rent to gentlemen; private bath and
garage if desired. 2177 Highland ave.
Phone Main 2398-J. 8-5-tf
FOR RENT—Two or three nicely fur
nished, connecting rooms for light
housekeeping; modern conveniences.
2117 Ave. H, City. ^ 9-12-tf
FOR RENT—Newly papered, nicely fur- j
nished light housekeeping apartments,
$3.50; nicely furnished bedrooms from
$2.50 to $3 per week; close in; all conven
iences. 2113 5th avenue. 9-29-tf
ROOMS with board, walking distance; all
conveniences. 2209 0th ave. 10*9*7! ;
" FIFTH AVE. HOTEL
5th ave. and 17th st. Direct car service
to both stations. J. F. Steele, Prop.
10-7-10t
NICELY furnished front rooms with
board. 1212 S. 20th st. Phone Main
1207-J. 10-6-71
ROOMS; fair visitors accommodated close ]
in. 1920 8th ave., north, opposite Capi
tol park. 10-10-4t
TWO connecting furnished rooms for .
light housekeeping. 1812 7th ave.
_ _ 10-10-tf
CAPITOL PARK INN
Cool rooms; lavatory to all rooms; 75c
up per day; $3.50 up per week.
8-15-tf-su-tu-we-fri
TWO connecting furnished rooms for
light housekeeping. 1812 7th ave.
__ 10-10-tf
THREE lovely rooms connected. 2110 8th
ave. 10-3-6t-eod
NICELY furnished upstairs front room,
hot bath; prices reasonable. 2212 4th
ave. 10-1-cod-lf
TWO large, nice, connecting rooms, fur
nished for light housekeeping; private
family; all modern conveniences; ev
erything completely furnished; conve
niently located; no children. Call Main
2582*J. lQ-13>3t-we-fri-»Uj
TWO large, new. beautiful connecting
front rooms, furnished complete ror '
housekeeping, lights, dishes, linens, gas
stove, bath, 2 beds, Ave. C, Tidewater
cars, $4 per week. 4121 Ave. C, Avon
dale.__
_ J^NT^D—SA^ESMEN_
\\^N T E l^SfcUesrnenTljO^high^gracier’per^
fectly reliable salesmen, none other |
need apply; traveling southern states, to
establish local and general agencies
for specialty that is sweeping the ■
country; big profits; best of references
required. Dept. C, J, R, Jarnagln Co.,
Chattanooga, Tenn._10-13-71
CALL Main 135. Hamilton Hines & Co.,
Plumbers. 309 S. 20th st.. to have your
range boiler perfectly connected, so you
will have hot water at all times and cut
your gas bill, wear ana tare on your
range boiler. 10-10-6t
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF PASSENGER TRAINS, BIRMINGHAM
The following schedule figures are published only as information, and are not
guaranteed.____ , ___
BIRMINGHAM TERMINAL STATION BIRMINGHAM' TERMINAL STATION
Mouthers Railway Seaboard Air Llae Ry.
Arrive from—■ No. Depart to— No. Arrive from— No. Depart to—
York 8:45 pm 24 Jackaouvllle 4:80 pa 0 New York 10:20 pa 6 New York »•» „
it Atlanta 6:00 aa 12 Atlanta 12:16 aa 11 New York 12:15 pa 12 New York 3:10 mb
im Atlanta 11:10 pm 40 Atlauta 6:30 am 28 Atlanta 0:30 pa 22 Atlanta 840 aa
te Columbus 11:15 aa CO New York 0:00 am Illinois Central Ry.
i» rrcanvilla 7:55 pa II Greenville 4:45 aa No. Arrive from— No. Depart to—
*" Selma ll:35aa 19 Mobile-.Selma 7 00 am 2 Chicago_440 pa 10 Chicago 19:48 pa
SoMobtla-Relma T:J0pa JJ a*1®* LOUISVILLE A NASHVILLE ST ATI fin
Vi Jackaouvllle 12:20 pa 15 Columbus 1.4^ ta L. A N. R. R.
Queen A Crescent Route Ns. Arrive from— No Depart to—
A. G. S. R. R. 1 Cincinnati 8:52 aa 1 New Orleaua 9:99 aa
.. Arrive from— No. Depart to— t New Orleans 18:40 pa f Cincinnati 12*02 db
i Cincinnati 1045 pa 1 N. O. A Sbr'pt 10:55 pm 8 Cincinnati 2 *5 pa 3 New Orleana 8:10 pm
t \ew Orleaua 940 »a 2 Cln. A N. Y. 0:30 at* 4 New Orleans 8:47 pm 4 Cincinnati 8:55 pm
I Cincinnati 10:80 am 8 New Orleana 10:25 am 5 Decatur 7:00 pm «Decatur 7:09 aa
4 New Orleana 6:85 pa 4 CinelnnaU 6:40 pa 7 Cincinnati 8:50 am 8 Cincinnati 11:45 pm
5 Chattanooga 11:43 aa 5 Meridian 4:10 pa 10 Montgoraary 7:45 pa 9 Montgomery 9*9 aa
21 Chattanooga 9 :09 pm 22 Chattanooga 5:03 am 15 Decatur 9:45 am '14 Decatur 4*9 pm
6 Meridian 10:50 am 6 Chattanooga 4:00pp Birmingham Mineral
UMwldlM >1:10 pm » Merldi.n « 30.« No ArrtT. from- No. Depart to—
Frisco Lises 89 Praco 5:15pm 38 Praeo 845aa
Um Arrive froa— No. Depart to— 4M Tuscaloosa 11:10 aa 41 Rloctoo 6:30 am
lag Kansas City 8:80 pa 194 Kanaaa City 12 40 pa 48 Blocton 7:85 pm 49 Tuacalooaa 2:55 pm
198 Kansas City 640 sa 194 Ksnasa City 11:20 pa 45 Anniston 1940 am 44 Anniston 3:49 pa
128 Aaory 19:10 sa 996 Aaory 345 pa 47 Annlaton 6:40 pm 44 Annlaton 9:00 am
Itl Maniphls 6:66 pa 982 Memphis 7:00 aw 193 Tuacalooaa 6:30 pm ol Tuacalooaa 1:9u aw
Caatral af Ga. My, A„ B. A A.
m. Arrive (row— No. Depart te— Ns. Arrlvs from— Nu. Depart te—
l Macon 19:19 pa 8 Mason 7:00 am 2*. Roanoke 10:25 am 26 Roanoke 1*0 sa
llasbaartlls 1248 Mi 19 Jsnbusvttls 4:19[m Manchester 4*5 pa 24 Mauctwoia tills*
\ J
AUTOMOBILES
FOR first class automobile washing
polishing and storage at the mos
reasonable prices sec Jefferson Wash
ing & Storage Co., 1719 2d ave. Mail
5792. 9-17-t:
FOR SALE OR TRADE—One flve-pasaen
gcr automobile in good condition: wll
sell at a bargain. See M. A. Hines, 210
3d a ye. _10-8-9
BIRMINGHAM Auto Radiator Co., 106 Jj
22d st. Best work. Low prices.
10-9-su-tu-we-fri-t
OXY-ACETYLENE welding and auto rad
iator repairing by the oldest weldinj
shop In Alabama. Birmingham Weldtnt
Co., 2129 1st ave., S. 10-12-tu-we-fr-su-t
»
RED SEAL CORD
SUB-CASINGS
Make your old tires outwear new; gives
you 10.000 to 20,000 miles on new tires
We are exclusive agents for this terrl
tory. Write, wire or call and let ut
convince you.
BIRMINGHAM
AUTOMOBILE CO.
109 S. 20th Street.
Phone Main 6429.
JEW MILEAGE FOR YOUR OLD TIRES
efficient, economical, no stttching. Two
In-One Tire Co., 1811 2d ave. 10-12-tf
JVT H. Luqulre, Jr., the Auto Top Man
2124-26 Ave. C. 224 8. 22d st. Rhone 1617,
10-9-su-wed-tf
FOR RENT
FOR RENT October 1, modern apartment,
newly papered, polished floors, 4 rooms,
large hali. furnace, gas heater connected
for hot water: possession at once. 903V4
S. 14th st. Large front porch and hack
porch; reasonable rent. Phone Main
1623. 8-12-tf
pOR RENT—A few good ones left: 1 5
room. $12.60; 1 4-room, $12.60; 1 7-room,
$13.60; 1 8-room, $17.60. C. D. Kbersole,
2106 3d ave. 10-10-tf
pOp RENT—Two small stores, suitable
for garage, $25. 110 South 22d st. 10-12-Jt
tor RENT—7-room house, suitable for
two families, $25. 2017 D. 10-12-31
’ART of first floor and upstairs for rent,
reasonable. 2023 1st ave. Main 881.
__10-12-14t
FOR RENT
Four-Room Apartment
Located at 1626 S. 13th Street
Hardwood floors, attractive ar
rangements. private porches; will
rent for $27.50.
SMITH-MU DD-THROCK MORTON CO.
2028 1st ave. Main 1363.
FOR RENT—Furnished room, with or
without private bath; oeautiful South
Highland home. Main 6055-J.
1 7-4-tf-su-wed-frl
FOR RENT
L404 16th ave., N., modern 6-room
home in good condition, near car
line; large lot, good garden spot and
garden tools go with place; price
only $18.
TARRANT REALTY CO.
2111 3d Ave. Phone 6732.
Furnished Apartment
Five rooms, very attractively fur
nished; steam heat; hot water; vac
uum cleaner and janitor service.
Will rent for $47.60. This is a bar
gain. See us at once.
SMITH-MUDD-THROCKMORTON CO.
2028 1st Ave. Main 1363.
ONE CENT A, WORD
RATES—One cent a word a day: no ad.
taken for lew than 25e finr first Inaer
tlon. <."nsl> must accompany order,
MONEY TO LEND
TALK^WITTr^ALAjwESSgoif;
Main 100. 8.8-t*
1L0AL ESTATE loans to suit you in
amount, terms and »ntereat; can pay
back monthly or yearly. 3ohn W.
Trude, 106 22d st., N. Bell phono 240.
io-ie-tr
W E negotiate loans and sell real es
tate. Can handle desirable farm
loans. McConnell. Anglin, White,
; 2029 3d ave. 10-29-tf
I BUY mortgages and well secured notes;
i also make loans. J. W. Dukes, 426
Woodward Bldg. 9-23-tf
■ MONEY immediately available for first
\ mortgage leans at 6, 7 and 8 per cent,
> according to location. Leonard-Hiley
■ Co., 726 Woodward. 8-6-tf
For Alabama Farm Loans
. $1600 or more; write me now. W. E.
Ewart, Real Estate, 730 Brown-Marx.
9-14-tf
$50,000 TO LOAN
Farm or city property. Amounts $2000
up, 6, 7 and 8 per cent. Address C-95,
care Age-Herald. 10-10-3t-su-tu-we
FOR LOANS in city or on farms, see W.
E. Ewart, 730 Brown-Marx. Main 1749.
10-12-tf
MONEY TO LEND
We have the following amounts now
ready to place on improved property:
$1000, $1500, $1500, $2000. $2500. See
us if you need money.
JEMISON R^AL ESTATE & INS. CO.
W. W. Hazzard, Mgr. Loan Dept.
‘ 10-13-2t-we-fr
_ MALEJIELP^ WANTED __
WANTED-Experienced butcher in mining
camp, commissary office; state age, ex
perience and salary expected. Address
W-l,' care Age-Herald. 10-12-2t
WA NTED—Waiters, white and colored,
standard wages. Apply in person to Phil
Weldmnnn, Meridian, Miss. 10-12-6t
WANTED—Single young American men
to sell newspapers, fruit, cigars and
candles on railroad trains; cripples
don’t apply. Call at 1914 Morris ave.
10-12-5t
$75 MONTH paid railway mall clerks;
examinations announced January 15.
Sample questions free. Write immedi
ately. Franklin Institute, Dept. 3-H,
Rochester, N. Y.
10-10-1 mo ex. mo-du-th
RAILWAY mall clerks wanted, $75
month; Birmingham examinations com
ing; sample question free; write imme
diately. Franklin Institute, Dept. 3-G,
Rochester. N. Y. 9-10-1 mo-ex-mo-ti*-thu
WANTED—Men to learn the barber
trade; few weeks completes; posi
tion open; tirition $25; free catalog.
Birmingham Barber College, Bir
mingham. 2-2-tf-fr-su-we
WANTED—Ten hustlers at
once. Apply main entrance
fairgrounds, 9 a. m. Bir
mingham Chero-Cola Bot
tling Co.
GENTLEMEN wanted to distribute price
list business cards to every residence In
Birmingham; references required; per
manent work for reliable men. Call on
Harold Eliott. 2015 5th ave. 10-13-4t
WANTED—BOARDERS
—^,ui"a i — ii— i — — — ^ — - — —ii —ii —,—i ~,, —,,— Q f~V
BOARD and rooms; fair visitors accom
modated close in. 2208 6th ave., north.
10-10-4t
DELIGHTFUL room and board on three
car lines; modern home; garage If de
sired; South Highlands. Main 1825.
10-12rCt
APPLY at 1830 6th ave., N., for room
and board. 9-1.9-10t-eod
ATTRACTIVE room with all conve
niences and best home cooking; con
veniently located on South Highlands.
References. Phone 1624-J,10-13-3t
Tell Me Your Roof Troubles
*l ;M I
Old wood shingle roofs recovered at small
expense with fire retarding material,
aproved by city and the insurance com
panies.
Ten-Year Guarantee
Backed by million-dollar corporation.
One Year to Pay
Phene Main 1365. P. C. Gill, 1624 let Ave.
9-5-«u-we-tf
CLEANING AND PRESSING
Co., modern; price, and prompt serv
ice, is the result of our success. 22144
19th st.. N. Phones 724 Main. 5326 Main.
8-17-tu-wed-frl-su-tf
_SCRAP IRON AND METAL
pay highest cash prices for scrap
iron, metal, rubber, burlap bags and
rags. Call phone Main 496. Jaffe Iron
and Metal company, 902 N. 18th st.
__9-26-tt
- FARM LANDS
FARMS FOR SALE AND
EXCHANGE
COTTON ON THE WAY TO 20c. AL
FALFA STEADILY AT *25 PER TON,
ALABAMA WHEAT AT A PREMIUM.
BEEF CATTLE AT FROM 7c TO 10c
SHOULD INTEREST THE MAN WHO
WANTS A FARM. Of the various soils
—Bands, loams, clays, marls, alkali,
adobe, peat, gust, allumlnum, loess, till,
some of which are objectionable—I CAN
GIVE YOU 4VHAT YOU WANT IN
SOILS. PRICE AND LOCATION. DO
NOT BELIEVE IT, BUT COME AND
SEE.
L. P. GIDDENS
824 Jefferson County Bank, Birmingham,
Ala.
ONE CENT A WORD
RATES—Oo«i cent n word a day} no ad.
taken for Icaa than 25c for flrat Inaer
tlon. (n»h mnat accompany order.
_^PERSONAL_
CADIES^^Odo^ewardTr^T^poslUvOy^guar^
anteo my great successful “monthly”
remedy; safely relieves some of the long
est, most obstinate, abnormal cases .n
three to five days; no harm, pain or 'n
terference with work; mail, $1.60; dou
ble strength, $2; book’et free. Dr.
Southington, 38 Long Bldg., Kansas.
City, Mo. 10-16-tf
ACCORDION, box and fancy piaitlngs,
buttons made to order. New York
prices. Mrs. Ilunnicutt, Room 8 Wool
worth Bldg._9-22-30t
I WILL not be responsible for Mrs. H~D.
Perry's accounts. H. D. Perry. 10-5-90t
NATURAL" HAIR
Transformation topees, white, gray,
brown, light brown, blond; all colors
of braids; anything in the braid line at
your price, if you call at once. 308 Lyric
Bldg. Birmingham Hair Dressing Par
lors. Mrs. Mettle Johnston. 10-13-tf
“LADIES’ SUITS“
IN ALL THK NEW MODELS, FUR
TRIMMINGS, ANY SUIT IN THE
LOT IS CHEAP.
*27.50 UNLOADING SALE . *9.75
COME AND GET A *27.50 SUIT
FOR . *9.75
AT THE
REMNANT STORE
2017 Second Ave.
REAL ESTATE
A PQTP A PTQ Bring your ab
-tL-DO A UnVj 1 O” stract work to
the Alabama Abstract Co., 2109-11 3rd
avenue; prompt service; prices right
Phone main 380. D. P. Anderson, Mgr.
_ 7-13-su-we-tH-tf
___MILLINERY __
BIRMINGHAM Millinery Training School
moved to 2129 5th ave. Phone Main 804$.
S-17-tf-tu-wed-frl-su
_BUSIN ESS CHANCES
WANTED—A young man
or woman between the age
of 20 and 35. Party must
be strictly legitimate and
able to furnish $250 cash;
willing to leave Birming
ham with high class propo
sition. No fakir^or grafter
need apply. Address before
Thursday, E-2, care Age
Herald.
FOR SALE—Nice circular letter busi
ness; cheap. Address P. O. Box 679.
10-13-5t
MANUFACTURERS AGENT—Am in
position to place good men In touch
with manufacturers of industrial and
power plant equipment who seek repre
sentation; no charge; write for inter
view, giving phone number* F. C.
Myers, Hillman hotel.
WANTED—HELP
w * ^nrtr
WANTED—Five men and women. Can
make from $20 to $30 per week. Experi
ence unnecessary. 2004 6th ave., N.
7-16-tf
WHEN IN NEED OF STENOGRA
PHERS. CALL THE ROYAL TYPE
WRITER CO., EMPLOYMENT DEPT.
_ __ 9-7-30t
WANTED—Stewardess, first-class hotef.
Heading sawyer. Colored stove repair
man. Saleswomen ready made suits.
Woman buyer and manager novelty de
partment. Room 626 Chamber of Com
merce Bldg.
HQQMS-^WANTED—nOARD
wXNTED^-Gentleman wishes small "fur
nished room close In; will pay $6 per
month in advance. Answer quick. H.
B., 310 N. 20th at.
LEGAL NOTICES
Notice to Stockholder* of the North
Birmingham Land Co.
You are hereby requested to attend the
annual meeting of the stockholders of
the North Birmingham Land company,
to be held at the office of the company
in Birmingham, Ala., on Thursday, the
14th day of October, 1915, at 11 o’clock
a. m.
Should you be unable to attend, please
execute proxy and forward to me, as It
Is desirable to have a full representation,
and it is especially desirable to have
enough stock represented to constitute a
quorum. Respectfully,
FRANK NELSON, JR., President.
10-1-3-5-7-9-11-13.
ROTOGRAVURE!
ROTOGRAVURE!
ROTOGRAVURE!
ROTOGRAVURE!
ROTOGRAVURE!
ROTOGRAVURE!
Funished House Wanted
We have a client who wants a nicely
furnished house in Country Club dis
trict; furn&ce heated, with linen, table
ware, silver, etc-, furnished. Will lease
until April 1st.
■wetlV ..v
| JACKSON, MISS. j
Governor Offer* Reward-—Drafting
-New State Code*- Convict Farms to
Have Ble Exlhblt at Fair
Jackson,( Miss., October 12.—(Spe
cial.)—Governor Brewer has offered a
reward of $250 for the arrest and con
viction of the murder of Albert Cage,
cashier of the Planters’ bank of Clarks
dale, and asks the oficers of the sev
eral coupties to be dilligent in their
efforts to apprehend him. Mr. Cage was
well and favorably known to a great
many citizens of Jackson, having been
raised in the neighboring town of Can
ton, and the news of his death at the
hands of a burglar and assassin came
as a great shock.
A committee of lawyers, D. C. Bram
lette of Woodville, Lamar F. Easterling
of Jackson and R. N. Sommerville of
Cleveland, met at the capitol today for
the purpose of drafting a bill to be sub
mitted to the legislature in January
calling for a new code of the laws of
the state, the present code having been
adopted 10 years ago, and since which
time many puzzling amendments have
been ordered. This committee was ap
pointed by R. B. Campbell of Green
ville, president of the Mississippi Bar
association.
It is given out at penitentiary head
quarters that Superintendent O’Keefe
will mak.e just as creditable an ex
hibit at the state fair as possible, and
that he will also carry it to the Merid
ian fair if wanted. This display of the
products of the convict farms has al
ways been one of the strongest attrac
tions at the state fair, and will bo
again. Few people realize the immensi
ty of the state’s farming operations,
and know nothing of the extent to
which diversification has been pur
sued by the management. The live stock
from the Rankin and Oakley farms,
such as fine stallions, Jacks, brood
mares, horse and mule colts, hogs, beef
and dairy cattle, are seen by thousands
and is an encouragement for the indi
vidual farmer.
MARION
Marion, October 12.—(Special.)—Experts
from the agricultural extension bureau
discussed methods of combating the boll
weevil here today. A representative
gathering of farmers, white and colored,
were eager to learn more about diversifi
cation as well as how they may grow
some cotton under the present weevil
condition. !
JOE WHEELER I
RESTAURANT j
Opened Friday morning, October 8,
' in its new home
No. 11 N. TWENTIETH ST.
For Lumber
See us for service, ef
ficiency, quality and econ
omy.
Our planing mill pro
ducts consist of every
thing known to the de
signer’s craft.
Estimates promptly
furnished.
JENKINS
Lumber Co.
Yard, Mill, OfflM
19th 8t and 10th Av«, North.
Phono 7489-7497
B Those thy CAPSULES
art superior to Balsam
of Oooalba, Cubets or
h|so6on»,ind s—N
nTbi1 IS
°-,j ir »rrifroopfid
CHICHESTER S PILLS
fills t» Red ltd mTubSuIcvV/
boxes, seeled with JMuc VUbbon. Vf
IwtoiW Bot.SmM.AlMT> OetMS.
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERVMIERI
I*— ■—■■mm iii e
Kat. 1870 Sana MaMftf
Wheeler Hotel
Eutaw, Ala.
SleetHe U«M aad CajlltU Im Ivsiy
TotoQtosMsS.'TrtaSmm ^JJJjlp',f,Mo

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