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LOST^ANDFOUND__
LOST—Liberal reward will
be paid for return of hand
bag taken from Drennen
millinery department. Re
turn to Mrs. Agee. No
questions asked.
STRAY HD or stolen from our stable th
Avonila'.e, about 11 o’clock Tuesday
night, the 9th, one large gray mule,
weight about 1000 pounds; in good work
ing condition; wire cut on top of hoot
on right forefoot; J25 reward for in
formation leading to recover}'. R*r
mingiiam Box and Veneer Works, Main
2128.
FOUND—An article on 19tli and 1st ave.;
identification necessary. Address E-9,
Age-Herald.
ANNOUNCEMENTS_
KODAK DEVELOPING.
For best results, mail me your kodak
films, films developed free; mail orders
my specialty; prints 2c to 6c. White
Kodak Shop, 2006% 2d ave., B’gham.
lirTd T>r IV Second hand clothes,
VV JCj DU I shoes. 211G 2d Ave.
Phone 1581. *
HELP WANTED MALE
WANTED—Competent and
experienced bookkeeper,
capable to take charge of
office; a permanent posi
tion with excellent oppor
tunities; apply with self
written letter, stating in
full past experience, for
mer employ, age and sal
ary willing to start. Oster
Bros Furniture Co., 2020
2022 3d ave.
\\ are offering steady employment to
men' between the ages of 38 and 45 for
government work and regular commer
cial lines; our factory operates six
days per week, on three 8-hour shifts;
while learning operations we pay you
85c per hour, plus 10 per cent bonus on
all wages for steady attendance, com
puted in weekly periods; you are able
to earn from $3 to $6 per day, and bet
ter: we have a housing department,
which wTill assist our applicants in se
curing houses and rooms at the lowest
rates. We also need a large number
of girls, ages 21 to 35, for steady, profi
table factory employment. Physical
examination required. Apply in person,
or communicate with factory employ
ment office. The Goodyear Tire and
Rubber company, Akron. O.
"WANTED — 20 railroad
track men, $2 a day; good
houses; want family men;
chance for promotion. Ap
ply Lathrop, Ala., on Mobile
& Ohio railroad, 30 miles
west Tuscaloosa. Lathrop
Lumber Company.
[THREE resourceful, clean
cut salesmen of good ad
dress for permanent posi
tions. Do not waste my
time or yours if you are any
other kind. Mr. Lawton,
902 First National Bank
building.
[WANTED—First-class jew
elryman; good salary and
permanent position; none
but first-class need apply.
Apply 317 19th st., Ensley.
[WANTED—Daily, 100 col
ored laborers; can earn $24
per week. Muscle Shoals,
Sheffield, Ala. Apply
1211-2 N. 21st street.
WANTED — Coal miners,
coke yard men, common
laborers. Maddox & Jones.
Phone 39, Bessemer.
WANTED—Three neatly dressed young
men to travel with manager and do
soliciting; experience not necessary;
good money for right parties. Call
at Room 502 Hillman hotel, 0 a. m. to
3 p. m. _
NOW IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY. WHY
WAIT? GOOD POSITIONS FOR CAP
ABLE MEN: COMMERCIAL /POSI
TIONS ONLY. INTER-AMERICAN
CO. 1210 JEFF. CO. BANK BLDG.
aa j iirxj— \\ e.iver loT inv esugation
work: one who has had experience in
•pinning or cardroom. must be single
and able to travel; $120 month and ex
penses. Address X-S. tare Age-Herald.
WANTED—Boys 16 years
of age to wait on table. Ap
ply Nunnally, 218 20th st.
WANTED—By local mercantile concern
experienced bookkeeper who is capable
of handling correspondence and collec
tions: good salary. Apply 1210 Jeff. Co.
Bank Bldg.
TWO experienced bookkeepers for large
corporation; must be able to use type
writer and adding machine; good sal
ary. Apply 1216 Jefferson County Bank
Bldg.__
LARGE corporation wants young man
to start as tracer and learn structural
steel business; excellent chance for
advancement. Address “Opportunity,”
G-9. care Aee-Hemld.
Wanted—Men to canvass and collect;
salary and commisison; opportunity
for advancement. Apply 129-232
First National Bank bldg._
WANTED — Three white
bell boys. Apply to J. B. Sul
livan, Tutwiler Hotel._
WAjsTKI >—General ornce man, wiui ex
perienee in banking; must write good
hand and use adding machine. 1.1 U
.teflerson t'onntv Hank Bid?._
fchVVii agents on lainost train.. Uiauii
Ke»i Co . Terminal Slaiieu.
■ ‘i • \
: HELP WANTED MALE ^
i WANTKD—Presser: one that can do
| altering-. Apply Florence Dry Clean
ing; and Dye Works. Phone 724 Main.
! 208 X, ISth st.__
W ANTED—1 nree white messenger boys
for day work, with or without wheels.
4JO N. 21st st.
I HAIR CUT—15c; shave 8c; work in rear
room free. Birmingham Barber Col
| leg*. *H'07H 2d ave
TWO barbers wanted; $22 guaranteed.
Grand Hotel Barber Shop, Bessemer,
Ala. Phone 437.
_HELP W ANTEI)—FEMALE
WAITED—Experienced
salesladies in woman’s
ready-to-wear depart
ment. Apply Superin
tendent, Louis Pizitz.
WANTED—An immediate reply , from
those receiving our communications rel
ative to lady invoice and pay roll clerk
at $90 per month; these are good po
sitions. yet none have qualified. Na
tional Reference Co.. Bessemer, Ala.
WANTED—A cook wan husband or sis
ter to live on place; no children; good
pay for right woman; references re
quired. Address 1520 S. 17th st. Call in
morning.
WANTED—Colored women to do light
housework. Apply Clark Bldg.. 4th ave.
and 20th st. Room 222, upstairs. *
a \> A N TEd—w.o 1 oreu woman to wash
dishes. Apply at Savoy Dairy Bunch,
1 2131 5th ave., X. __
WAN TED—A cook; also nurse. Apply
Mrs. H. S. Goodman, Hanover Court
apartments.
WANTED—Nurses for training. Tri-Cities
hospital, Sheffield, Ala. Box 461.
HELP WANTED—MALE AND
FEMALE
I
WANTED, 100 PEOPLE
Who need help in keeping: up their
payments on Liberty Bonds and to
Finance their winter supply
of coal
THE MORRIS PLAN
OF
BIRMINGHAM
107 N. 21st St.
WANTED—Colored day laborers; coal
diggers and coke pullers; local and out
of town work; coke pullers and Talkers
for West Virginia; carpenters for Ala
bama; day laborers for Indiana; coal
loaders and other work for Kentucky
and Pennsylvania; other work open;
man and woman (colored) first and sec
ond cooks for school, pay $125 per
month. Employment Office, 306 North
26th st. (near Terminal Station), Bir
mingham, *Ala.
WANTED, 100 PEOPLE
Who need help in keeping
up their payments upon
Liberty Bonds and who wish
to finance their winter
supply of coal.
THE MORRIS PLAN OF BIRMINGHAM
107 N. 21st St.
WANTED—Salesman: meat Aitter, good
pay: watchman; truck driver; white
lunch counter man, good pay; carpen
ters, good pay; house man, house maid,
good pay, no cooking; good cook, $1
week, small family; other positions
open. Home Employment Office, 1801%
2d ave.
^SITUAT
POSITION WANTED-By young married
man, age 29, exempt from draft; have
had some experience in office work,
bookkeeping, collecting, city salesman
or store: will accept any job that is
permanent and chance of advancement;
minimum salary $115; can furnish bond;
references. Address F-9, care Age
Herald. __
WANTED—Position by young married |
man; 10 years’ experience railroad of- j
flee work; can use typewriter; employed j
at present; not subject to immediate |
military service. Call M. 9327-J, or ad- !
dress J-9, care Age-Herald.__ j
WANTED—Position as shipping clerk or !
lumber checker; best of references: 10 j
years’ experience lumber business. Ad- j
dress C-9. care Age-Herald.
GRADE foreman; five years’ experience; j
best of references. Address B-9, care j
Age-Herald.
SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALE
POSITION WANTED—Lady of educa
tion and refinement and fully com
petent for most any position ex
cepting stenography, prefers office
work, but will consider other posi
tions, as I am in need of a position
at once. Address, J-8V care Age-Hei
ald-_
liM-nKIhaCnt) grauuate, wnu .via. me
certificate, wishes work next school
year; she teaches Latin, French, public
school branches. Address D-9, care
Age-Herald.__
WANTED—Colored women to do light
house work. Apply Clark Bldg., 4th
ave. and 20th st. Room 222. upstairs.
EXPERT young lady stenographer de
sires position; several years' exper
ience. Main 3821-W.
FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS ^
ToITsale
1 No. 2 Garvin milling machine
1 Beaman & Smith milling machine, with
horizontal and vertical spindles.
1 14" Walloon crank shaper
1 16" American crank shaper
1 24" drill press
2 new 20" drill presses.
1 20"xl0' Flather lathe.
X n"xs' (itay lathe
1 !4"xS' Pratt & Whitney lathe
1 14"x6' Flather lathe
1 14"x6' Blaisdell latho
1 10"x20" jaw crusher .
1 G"xS" Blaisdell belt-driven air com
pressor.
Hoisting engines, slide-valve engines,
boilers, motors, steam and belt driven
pumps.
CHAS. J. GEOHEGAN
MACHINERY CO.
15 S. 20th St,. Birmingham. Ala.
FOR SALE—Second-hand restaurant
outfits, tents, cash reg -ter, office
furniture, showcases, grocery and
meat boxes, in fact most anything in
second-hand goods. furniture and
household goods of all kinds; see us;
we buy, sell and exchange. Sou. Aye.
and Stor. Co. H. C. GOODMAN, Li
censed Auctioner. Sales solicited. 2024
3d ave.
FOR SALE—Eight cypress tanks, 100") to
2000 gallons capacity, 1 air compress
or 8 inches by S inches by 8 inches;
one shingle machine, power feed, and
2000 feet of 2-inoh iron pile; 100 feet
of line shafting. A. R. Rob
i niton, 206 Chamber of Commerce
nidt
FOR SAJ-lv^-Pictaphone. complete set
dictaphone^, .combination recording
and reproducr**n dictaphone, tran
scriber Oistaphox^ reproducer; shav
ing machine for Shaving cylinders;
all in good order; \>vll sell reason
ably. Z-7, care Age-Herald.
FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS
SPECIAL BARGAINS
IN USED PIANOS
THE TRUSTEE IN BANK
RUPCY OF THE E. E.
FORBES PIANO CO. HAS
THE FOLLOWING
PIANOS ON HAND
WHICH HAVE BEEN
TAKEN BACK, AND
WILL BE SACRIFICED
AT LESS THAN THE
AMOUNTS DUE ON
THEM. ,
ONE FORBES PIANO,
MAHOGANY CASE,
GOOD CONDITION, $88.
ONE FORBES PIANO,
OAK CASE, HAS HAD
LITTLE USE, $92.
ONE AUTOPIANO, PLAY
ER-PIANO, MAHOGANY
CASE, USED, BUT IN
GOOD CONDITION, $165.
ONE FORBES PLAYER
PIANO, GULBRENSEN
ACTION, HANDSOME
CASE, $218.
ONE BRAND NEW BUSH
& GERTS PLAYER
PIANO, MAHOGANY
CASE, REGULAR PRICE
$850, WILL TAKE $520.
ONE BRAND NEW UP
RIGHT PIANO OF
STANDARD MAKE,
WORTH FROM $350 TO
$400—AT $235.
STOOL AND SCARF
FREE WITH EACH
PIANO.
BENCH, SCARF AND 20
ROLLS OF MUSIC FREE
WITH EACH PLAYER.
CONVENIENT MONTH
LY PAYMENTS CAN BE
ARRANGED ON ANY
OF THESE INSTRU
MENTS, OR WILL
MAKE A DISCOUNT
FOR ALL CASH.
IT WILL PAY OUT-OF
TOWN CUSTOMERS
WHO CONTEMPLATE
BUYING A PIANO TO
MAKE A TRIP TO BIR
MINGHAM TO SEE THIS
STOCK.
E. E. FORBES PIANO CO.
BANKRUPT
1909 THIRD AVE.
THOSE wishing to pree^rve the Roto
gravure Section of The Age-Herald
can get binders by caling at The
Age-Herald office. Price only $1.
WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS
WE buy second-hand
clothes, shoes, and pay
more. 2206 2d ave. Phone
7047.__
WANTED—Old false teeth. I my $2 to
$15 per full set; also parts wanted:
prompt returns. M. Greenspan, jew
eler, 115 Public Square. Nashville,
Tenn.
WANTED—Have you a iitierty bond paid
up or part paid that you want to sell
or exchange? Write me. L-94, Age
Herald. _
EXPERT hat and garment cleaners.
Gluck’s, 1713 3d ave. Phone^ 3£72._
HAIR CUTTING. 25c, at 1929 4th ave.
SALESMEN WANTED
MANUFACTURERS of high-grade
line of work, shoes want representa
tive for Alabama and Georgia. Thomp
son Shoe t o.. St. Paul. Minn.
WANTED—3 OR 4 REAL GOOD LOT
SALESMEN; BIG MONEY FOR
RIGHT MAN. 2216 AVE. I., ENSLEY.
PHONE ENSLEY 301-W. _
MANUFACTURERS pf high-grade line ot
work shoes wants representative for
Alabama and Georgia.. Thompson Shoe
Co., St. Paul, Minn.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
business street Sheffield, Ala.; brick
building suitable for any business; rea
sonable proposition; 211(1 2d ave., Bir
mingham!. Phone Main 1581.
AUCTION SALES _
AUCTION SALE OF
HORSES AND MULES _
Next Thursday, April 25,
will be our regular sale day,
and we will" be prepared to
furnish all buyers with both
horses and mules to fill
their late orders. Our con
signments will be of mixed
lots of horses and mules,
and they will be ready to go
into any kind of work.
PTES & SONS
Birmingham, Ala.
AUTOMOBILE
Ftm'SALE—One new Smith Form'A-A
Truck; both chassis and attachment
new. Two Smith Form-A extra heavy
universal attachments; have never been
installed; offered subject prior sale.
Hooper Motor Co., Selma. Ala.
"FORD TIRES
Iti and I., double tread. Wyatt Johnson,
vuloanizer, 308 S. 20th st.
FOR SALK—Cadillac 1914 roadster, first -
! clasj condition, new tiros; owner will
sacrifice before leaving to join army,
♦ddress B-8. care Age-Herald.
I’ V.JJ'W IJALib — UUC t VtU •.U.i ! Ltil.lM to I t
I able parties; will take diamonds or
real estate. Ellis Jewelry Co., J9 9
Avenue E, Easley. Phone 3C7.
AUTOMOBILES
SECOND-HAND
CAR BARGAINS
1916 model 83 Overland roadster in pood
shape and a good buy at $200.
Model 54 7-passenger Hudson touring
car. good tires all around, extra tire,
and in fine shape mechanically. This
car will be sold at a genuine bargain.
1917 Westcott club roadster, new tires
all around, newly painted and in per
fect shape mechanically. This car must
be seen to be appreciated. ^
1917 model 75 Overland light delivery
car, with express body. Just the thing
for light deliveries, $350. ^
1915 Ford roadster, good tires all
around, shock absorber; a real Ford
bargain at $275. ^
ELCAR MOTOR SALES
COMPANY
2300 1st are. Main 8-17.
K'K OALHi-1914 ITlOUCi, -i-cylllUAer Gau
illac car, in good condition; might con
sider trade for lighter car. Phone
Woodlawn 1104. _
AUTO parts nickel plated like new. S.
M. Bernlieim Co., 2023 1st ave. Main
6100.
_ROOMSJjW RENT __
TWO nicely furnished rooms, with
connecting bath, suitable for light
housekeeping, to couple without chil
dren; lights, hot and cold water fur
nished. Phone Main 7079, or see
them at 2004 5th ave., N., opposite
Tutwiler.
HOTEL EDWARDS
3d ave. and 17th st., modern rooms, pri
vate baths, afeam heat, running water,
75c to ?2 per day. Weekly rates. Cen
trally located. E. T. Milligan, pro
prietor.
LEAUTI FULLY furnished room in pri- :
rate family for rent to single gen
tleman; all conveniences; on S. 15th
st. car line; one and half blocks
south of loop line. Main 214 1-.T._
TWO nicely furnished rooms lor rent
to two gentlemen and couple with
out children, with board next door;
modern conveniences; private fam
ily. Phone West End 688 L-3.
TWO nicely furnished rooms for two
gentlemen or couple without children;
good board next door: all modern con
veniences. in private family. Call West
End 688-L-2._ _
FOR KENT—Two or three unfurnished
connecting rooms; lights, water and
gas; West End car line; rent reason
able. Apply H-9, care Age-Herald.
FOR RENT—4 large, unfurnished rooms,
centrally located; modern improve
ments except steam heat. Call Main
644-J, or address 1909 Ave. D.
COt Dl.lv oi luriiisheu rooms lor nght
housekeeping, connecting bath, or one
furnished room. 2301 Ave. I. Ensley.
Phone Ensley SiM-L-2
THREE furnished rooms for rent to
young couple without children, lo
cated on the South Ensley car lino.
Call Ensley 176-.J.
A NICELY furnished room for gentle
men in a steam heated apartment,
close in. 1706 Vs r»tH ave.. N. Phone
6042-.T.___
TWO ueautifully furnished front rooms
and private bath, board if desired.
Phone Main 1972.
LIGHT housekeeping and single rooms;
low prices. 1917V2 4th ave.
TWO unfurnished rooms for rent in Fair
view. Phone 1130-J, Ensley.
ROOMS FOR RENT
NICELY furnished room with good
board, house well screened. 2008 6th
ave., north. __
NICE front room, walking: distance,
modern conveniences. Call Main
_4 638. _
THREE connecting rooms for rent to
couple without children. Call Main
8196.
FURNISHED room,*” connecting, bath,
hot water all hours. 815 S. 20th sL
FURNISHED room. *27^ peir week;
waikincr distance. 2209 6th ave., N.
For Ki.A i-1 turnisheu rooms ana a gar
age. Call Ensley 886-W.
NATIONAL HOUSE. 2121% 2d ave. Fur
nished rooms, 20c up.
CLEAN, cool rooms, low prices. 1730%
4th avenue.
FOR RENT—Lovely room: close in. Call
M. 7941.
FURNISHED rooms for rent; 1900 5th
ave.
BOARDERS WANTED
SoARLrfcTRS^vTA^^rEI^^
gentleman. 2 beds; good meals; reason
able. 701 S. 20th st. Main 8381-W.
__
FOR During summer months,
2-story, 8-room house, furnished en
tirely; sleeping porch, garage, etc.; de
lightful location; South Highlands;
reasonable rent. M. 6201-VV.
WILL sublease 5-room, nicely fur
nished bungalow with garden and
fruit: in desirable locality. Call Main
8707-.T.
FOR RENT— /-room house; suitable for 2
families; 2017 Ave. D; $30; call owner.
Phone 5S30.
APARTMENTS FOR RENT
Levert Apartments
One second floor front apartment for
rent, also one first floor rear apart
ment, hardwood floors, large, comfort
able, screened porches. Call or phone
Levert-George Realty Co.
304 Brown-Marx Building.
Phone Maine 1296.
t'uu KGNT—-■*-room apartment; modern;
steam heat. 1815 11th ave., S. Phone
5S30.
OrFICES AND STORES FOR RENT
S9cmK'Tc>r^^r^Trf~hearl of city of
Sheffield. Ala. Good proposition. Ad
dress, 2116 2d ave. Phone Main 1381.
FOR RENT—Desirable office space in
First Natl. Bank Bldg., 5th floor. Call
Main ,1504.
MONEY TO LOAN
WE have money to lend at ft1^ per cent
on Birmingham high-class improved
property, and 6 and 7 per cent on
suburban property. 310 Lyric bldg.
B. F. Allen & Co.
REAL ESTATE LOANS
LOANS NEGOTIATED
On central business property and up
to-date residences in old Birming
ham, West End and Graymont as
low as 5V2 per cent.
F. M. Jackson
Phone Main 78. 1 13 North -1st st.
Wc negotiate mortgage loans at low
rates and buy mortgage paper. Leon
ard-Riley Co., 725 Woodward.
CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY
The firms listed below in thi3 directory are reliable business concerns of
Birmingham. Kach and every one of them want and appreciate your busi
ness. 'I'rHde with them.
AUTO TIRES
WE retread ana vuicanize tires; work
guaranteed; prices reasonable. Acme
Rebuilt Tire Co., 2J3 S. 20th st. M. SUX
BARBER SHOPS
LADY BAHHEKS, efficient service, san
itary shop. 1S)-G 4tb ave., N.
BINDERS
BIRMINGHAM RiUNTiNG AND BIND
ERY CO.—17u3Vi 3d ave. Main 0398.
BICYCLES
BICYCLES anti iuutu.viv.es; beat makes.
Bryant Bros., 114 19tn at., Bessemer,
-Via. Rhone Bessemer 103.
BLANK. BOOKS
ROBERTS <x. ouiv, isc., Hue Bis Ala
bama Hut.se," 13*3 T iiirtl ave.. Main
BONO AND STOCK CERTIFICATES
oc buN, INC., ‘The Big Ala
bama no use,” I6iz Third ave., Maiu
biOi.
CARPET CLEANERS
rug A In u 41 A X a hhdo tihiiw v'ATOUS.
Uid carpets rewavea, work guaranteed.
Southern steam carpet. Cleaning Co.,
1131 ill ave. .Main Dio.
CIVIL ENGINEERING
IvELLE i to., mapK, a.ue pi mis, lot sur
veys, tracings inaue, IcUj jc irst ^National
bk. Bidg. 1 none Main It).
DIRECT-BY-MAIL ADVERTISING
HUBERTS tC SON, INC., "The Big Ala
bama House." 1313 Tbiru ave., Main
MU.
dry cleaning
CAIN'S DRY CLEANING CO. 114 N.
13th st. 1’hunes 5331-3038.
ELECTRIC SUPPLIES AND
REPAIRS
WILCOX ELECTRIC CO.. 313 N. 19th st.
Ehones liba-422.
ENGRAVING AND EMBOSSING
RUBEuiS ai SON, INC.. "The Big Ala
bama House." 1313 Toirtl ave.. Alain
bkh.
GUTTER AND TIN WORK
CALL Mam i42. Spiro-aierrell Heating
Kuouug Co. Worn that natiaflee.
HAIK OUESSEKS
! jiib. A. B. uEnnlall. Clark bldg..
pliulie Ma.n 4-114.
HEATING
'HAHN-KOKblurtrt Cu., beating. UHL
A\e. B. .cam 116.
HOUSES AND MULES
bONAl.uo uuaar. and McLE CO.
r.ui -b ave. .Mam *7L
INTEKlOit DECORATING
THC CuLB 4 DejCoKAiTNU CO.—dull*
til to tm> eyrie dug. Main MU
KODAKS
1 KODAK finish.e.. ...ail our specialty
Loillar's Kodak farlor. Lyric Bldg..
Birmingham. Ala.
_ LAUNDRIES
EXCELSIOR STEAM LAUNDRY, 11M7
Second ave.. phone Main Mill.
LETTERS
Letters that are read. Miss Mary 9.
Santord. iillo-ill Brownilars Bldg.
' Main 1SH9.
LITHOGRAPHING
ROBERTS & SON. INC.. The Big Ala
bama House,'' Is- Tbitd ave.. Main
Sitil.
LOOSE LEAF SUPPLIES
ROBERTS & SUN. INC., "The Big Al*
bamu House.'' Third ave., \l*m
fciui.
j'
MARBLE AND GRANITE
MACKE MARBLE AND GRANITE
WORKS—2123 3d ave. .Main 5463.
MILLINERY SCHOOL
BIRMINGHAM Millinery School; re
modeling. cleaning, blocking, retnm
ming. 1915 5th ave., N. Phone Alain
8046.
MOTOR REWINDING
M1PDLEBROOK3 ELECTRIC CO., con
tracting. 412 N. 19th st. Main 223.
OFFICE EQUIPMENT AND
SUPPLIES
ROBERTS & SON, INC., "The Big Ala
bama House,” 1812 Third ave.. Main
5461.
OPTICIANS
TRAYLOR OPTICAL CO.. Inc.-104 N.
20th st. Main 2786.
OSTEOPATH
DR. A. C. FOSTER. Brown-Man bldg.
Main 367.
PLUMBING
JOHN M. WHIGHT at CO„ plumbing.
Phone [phone]st ava.
PHOTOGRAPHERS
R. T. BOYETT. 2U*% 2d ave. Main ,
PRESSING CLUB
"J P.” PRESSING PARLOR. Prompt
seivice. 221% N. 19th st. Main 434.
PRINTERS
ROBERTS & SON, iNC., "The Big Ala
bama House,” 1812 Third ave.. Main
8461.
PUBLISHERS
BIRMINGHAM Printing and Bindery
company, 1703% 3d ave. Main 6898.
ROOFING
HAHN-FOREMAN CO., roofing. 1903 Ave
B. Main 195.
RUBBER STAMPS
ROBERTS & SON. INC., The Big a
bama House,” 1812 Third ave., M
6461.
SACKS AND BAGS
t'E buy sacks, rags and iron. Fuller's
place. 1412 2d ave.
stationery
ROBERTS & BON. INC., The Big
bama House,” 1812 Third ave., i
8461.
TAXICABS
CADILLAC TAXICAB CO.. 3d *ve. an
19th st. Phono Main 434.
T'»ANSKKK COMPANIES
HARRISON TRANSFER CO.. 1922 Mu.
rls ave. Main 472.
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■trucks
ALABAMA INDIANA TRUCK CO.
Empire Bldff. Phone Main 4202.
Mabry, Sal<B Manager.
1011
W. 11.
(TRUNKS
BIRMINGHAM TRUNK fACTORT; ev.
erything for the traveler. 315 N. 13*1,
st. M. 225.!..
trunk repairing
EXPERT trJnU repairing. Birmingham
Trunk Factory. 215 N. 13th st. M. 2*5.
upholstering
W. T. WOOD & SON, 515 S. 26th st.
Main 7921
WATCH repairing
WATCH Impairing and jewelry at pop
ular prices. Meyer Goldncr. 302 N. 20tn
street.
WATER
Purest water In the world. Tripure
Water Co., 414 N. 21st st. Telephone
Main SDCii
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T H A MQ made tcTbuy, build'or"lm
-L^vyr^.^.\0 prove homes, to pay off
the mortgage coming due or to re
finance {hose monthly payments that
are getting too heavy.
No commissions, small expense, quick
service. Write or call for literature.
SECURITY SAVINGS & LOAN CO.
2109 2d Ave. Birmingham, Ala.
MORTGAGE LOANS ’
Or. business, residence and farm property ;
rates, 5 to 7 per cent; prompt service.
JEMISON CO., 211 20th St.
6 AND 7 PER CENT money to loan on
real estate anywhere in Greater Bir
mingham. Clark-Malone Realty Co.,
404 North 20th st.
WE negotiate loans and sell real estate.
Can handle desirable farm loans. Mc
Connell, Anglin. White, 2026 3d ave.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
SACRIFICE SALE
Lot 50x240 feet, with good brick build
ing, located, on railroad; very desir
able for warehouse or small man
ufacturing plant; will sell at a sac
rifice and on terms to suit. For par
ticulars call .John S. Lfeedy, with
W. L. LEEDY REAL ESTATE &
INSURANCE CO.
Main 4 7 76.
SIXTEEN PER CENT
Newly remodeled, 5-room residence, near
3 car lines; elevated lot; rents for 16 per
cent on $750; fine house for colored man
to get; nice home at great sacrifice;
$750 cash gets it.' Address M-S, Age
Herald.
i PRETTY FOURACRES "
Rich, red, level, nicely elevated land. 5
blocks car line; all fenced and in culti
vation; small cottage, fine trucking
land; only $1800 for quick cash. Address
L-8, Age-Herald.
FOR SALfl—4-roonl house, good for bus
iness, and land by the acre; close to
depot; 4 to 6 trains a day, at Alton; 4
miles from Gate City. Address Charles
Whitaker, 706 West Broadway, Louis
ville, Ky.
If you want to buy or sell Farm Land,
write Ingram Land .Co., Birmingham.
REAL ESTATE WANTED
LIST your bungalows, large residences,
and other property with us for sale;
sales are increasing. Clark-Malone
Realty Co., 404 North 20th et. Main
6723.
If you want to buy,
Sell or rent property, see us.
LESTER & FAIN.
2109 3d ave. Main 6042.
FARM AND TIMBER-LANDS^
LIBERTYBOXDSwiil be accepted in
full on this stock farm, 785 acres, 350
cultivation, hill land, near Natchez;
spring water, cane and labor plentiful;
on auto road; $7500. Mr. Cranfield at
Chanfield, Miss., will show property.
Buy Liberty Bonds; make your dollars
kill autocracy.. Chas. A. Courtney, Sul
ligent. Ala.
160 ACRES
Four miles south of Springville on Bir- 1
mingham pike. 100 acres in cultivation, !
1 residence, 1 tenant house, barns, etc.; ■
1 good farm; price $1000; terms.
McCARTY REALTY CO.
| No. 232 Brown-Marx Bldg., Birmingham.
ALABAMA RIVER
1600 cres, 1200 level, tine grazing; land;
400 acres heavy timber; $12.50 acre;
will accept part in other property.
Address C-S, care Age-Herald.
SEEDS, BULBS AND PLANTS
CABBAGE and tomato plants; all stand
ard varieties of cabbage; Improved
Acme; New Stone and Globe tomato
plants, $1.50 per 1000, 5000 for $6;
good tlants and prompt shipment
gurantced. W. W. Morris, Palatka,
Fla.
HOME-GROWN tomato plants for sale
at lowest prices. Telephone Woodlawu
1092-J. SK30 oth ave.. N.
MAMMUTH yellow soy beans, M bushel;
2^-bushel sacks only. W, C. Banks,
Columbus, Miss.
LIVE STOCK
FOR KALE—MargaTr^horsesy^sTaUion5;
young mares, and yearlings; sired 8y
the standard bred Morgan stallion.
Sherman Morgan, 4409 A. T. R., 551S
A. M. R. 'E. E. Seitner, Roann, Ind.
DOGS. POULTRY, PET STOCK
ISrfElVTCpTAV^BarredYtu^ksrThirkF
strain from pedigreed birds; pens
beaded by pedigreed males- eegs
15, $1.05; 30 eggs, $3.00. H. O. McWhir
ter. Bessemer, Ala. Rhone 070-W.
FOR SAFE—200 Single Comb White l,eg
horn hens; Young’s strain: hatched
April, 1916: now laying; $1.50 each. G.
Whitney, Newbern, Ala.
PARTRIDGE-ROCK-EGGS^Stttlngs,' $2,
Mack Marshall, Sevierville, Tenn.
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LAND WANTED
In Alabama. Write J-26. care Age-Her
ald.
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“Unadulterated American”
AUTO INSURANCE
GEORGIA CASUALTY CO.
A. J. ARRANT, Mgr.
Main 2267
Best Rates Best Service
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Drs.
DOZIER
AND
DOZIER
Specialists
ServoitM, llluod, Skin. Gehito-lrinary,
llectal, Female and Chronic IIInciincm
Our Medical Institute was estab
lished in Birmingham over 25 years
ago and is one of the best equipped
medical institutions in Alabama. We
make no charge for consultation and
examination.
Office 20201 1st Ave.
BigG
A remedy for Infections
of the urinary tract.
Painless, non-polsonous
and will not stricture.
Relieve! in 1 to ft days.
SOW BY DRV7MIBTS.
Parcel Post if desired—Price $1. or 3 bottles 32.75.
Prana red by
TUB BVANS CHEMICAL CO., CINCINNATI, O*
Germans Hear Stories
of American Brutality
to Prisoners of War
Washington, April 22.—(Special.)—Ger
mans have been told that if they be
captured by Americans they will be first
subjected to torture, then executed, ac
cording to testimony brought to America
by Dr. Lincoln Wirt, physician of Bos
ton, who is at present in Washington.
Dr. Wirst has just returned from “over
there."
To the correspondent of The Age-Her
ald Dr. Wirt said:
"One German who was of a party
which stormed an American trench suf
fered a severe wound. When soldiers at
tempted to' lift him into an ambulance
he fought desperately, and thereby made
his injury all the more serious. In the
ambulance he continued his resistance,
and way not at peace even when in a
cot at tae hospital..
“Some hours later, his wounds dressed,
we asked him through a French interpre
ter the reason for his strange action.
He then declared that German officers
had notified the men that while they
would receive fair treatment at the
hands of English and French soldiers,
Americans, in the event of their cap
ture. would first torture them and T.hen
put them to death.
“That afternoon the German heard
someone playing an accordeion. and
asked that he be given permission to
play it. The accordion was the property
of Capt. Archie Roosevelt. It was deliv
ered to the German with the compliments
of Captain Roosevelt. After he had
played it a while he stopped suddenly
and his eyes filled with tears.
‘To think.’ he said, ‘that I have re
ceived such treatment after all that J
have heard of American brutality. Why,
you are giving me the same attention,
in the same place, that you bestow on a
son of the former President.’ ”
Dr. Wirt is connected with the medical
department of the Red Cross.
Anti-Amendment Campaign
in Madison County Started
Huntsville, April 22.—(Special.)—Local
optionists of Madison county and others
opposed to the ratification of the prohi
bition amendment to the constitution of
the United States are laying plans for an
aggressive campaign for the election of
a senator and two representatives in the
lower house of the Alabama legislature
to represent their views. A mass meet
ing was held in the county court
house this afternoon and plans
were made for the opening of the cam
paign. A full ticket will he brought out
within a few days. Opening of the cam
paign has been deferred so far because
of a general desire to not let political
feeling be aroused during the third .Lib
erty Loan campaigh.
Miss Katherine Phillips, a Red Cross
nurse, who has been on duty near the
firing line in Belgium and France dur
ing the last two years, has raised $16U0
in Huntsville during the last two days
to be applied on an ambulance unit in
France. Miss Phillips lectured at a par
lor meeting at the home of Miss Vir
ginia McCormick Thursday night, and at
the Talks’ theatre last night, and told a
graphic story of her experience. She said
$2000 is necessary for the ambulance unit,
and the balance was subscribed at the
two meetings. The unit will be desig
nated as the Huntsville-Alabama ambu
lance unit.
Planting of cotton and other crops in
Madison comity has been delayedd dur
ing the last few days by unusually heavy
rains, m some places the delay is seri
ous.
Andrew J. Murdock, for 30 years a
prominent-business man of Huntsville,
and during the last two years engaged
iif ranching enterprises in Washington
state, has returned from the west to
make his permanent home here again.
Demand on Demand
From the Washington Star.
"The war is demanding great things
rf ns. but it’s a holy war, and we
don’t mind.”
The speaker was a representative.
He continued:
"No wo don’t mind—on the con
trary. we’re glad—but the war’s de
mands, somehow, remind me of Smith
ers.
“Smilhers entered a hatter's and
produced a very dirty check for $20
which he asked the hatter to cash
for him.
“ ‘Can’t do it. Mr. Smithers,* said
the hatter. ‘I couldn’t possibly do it.”
‘‘‘All right.’ said Smithers. ‘Iron
the dm n thing for me. then.’ ”
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