The Birmingham age-herald. [volume], July 11, 1919, Page TWELVE, Image 12

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, THE AGE - HERALD
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Dispatches Daily.
Exclusively Sunday
Classified Advertising
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One time, per line . ..10
Three consecutive insertions,
{ per line..08
» Seven consecutive insertions.
| per line ...•
» 50u lines on contract to be usea
in Vi months, .06 per line
dailj*. .07 per line Sunday.
No classified advertising accepted
for less than .30.
Count 6 words to the line. JO lines to
inch.
1 SLEPHONE SERVICE
felephoi e your order and w e will
accept your ad over the telephone,
cnarge it to you at the regular rate,
and send bill the following morning.
Call Main 4900 and ask for Want
I .tdv. Dept
AGRICULTURAL—1A
A^ea^e Wanted 3
r you *\ant io ouy or sen tarni land,
write Ingram l,anrt Co.. Birmingham.
•v 1HL pay $1.35 an acre cash lor any Ala
bama land. V-54, Age-Herald.
limber Lauun lor >ule 15
r UK saHE—Snort ieuf pine Umber, tim
ber rights on HOu acres, located in
Sumpter county, Ala., on the A. T. &
N. railroad, 2 miles north of Ward, Ala.,
taking York, Ala., freight rate. Tract
estimated around $15,00u,000 l'eet; land
slightly rolling; logging conditions fine
the year round. Address Maxwell &
Wyman, box 135, Tuscaloosa, Ala.
^ ANNOUNCEMENTSt3A_
Lost and Found—Loxt 4
DOST—Thursday afternoon, probably
in downtown district, pink cameo
broach, set with pearls, cracked
across face; reward. Call Main
2735-*W.
ESCAPED Monday from warehouse of
American Railway Express company,
small brow-n bulldog; one side of face
w?hite; no collar; finder will please re
turn to 3016 1st ave. and receive re
ward. _
DUST—Monday morning, on Tuscaloosa
Birmingham road, red leather suitcase
and alligator hand bag; suitable reward
for return or informatipn leading to
recovery. Address M-44, care Age-Her- ,
aid. _
DUST—Bunch of keys; lost in or near !
Hillman hotel; marked “J. M. Mil
ler.. Cordova, Ala.” Five dollars re
ward if returned to Age-Herald of
fice.
DUST—Jr iat black patent ieatner pocket
book, containing about 525, at. Tutwiler,
Monday. Finder please call Main 4044.
Reward. _
HOST—Tuesday afternoon, large corne
lian cameo brooch, with four pearls, m
mounting. Finder return to 318 N. 20th
sL and receive reward.
L.OM and Pound—Found 5
THE Automobile club wants you to bring
any found parts of automobiles to the
"Host and Found” department of the
club at the Tutwiler. Persons losing
parts may recover by calling and iden
tifying same, if found.
DON'T buy life Insurance until you see
a Michigan Mutual "Special”; price will
Interest you. George S. Obear & Son,
state agents, fourth floor American
Trust Bldg. _ _ ____
FOUND—A genuine remodeling sale;
one-fourth off every suit in the
house. Marc Hinx, 1911 1st ave.
FOUND—Hargest stock of odd trous
ers in the city; lowest prices. Marc
Hinx. 1911 1st ave.
Personal tt
HUBBY, HERE'S A TIP
If you want to give the wife the great
est pleasure and make a "real hit” with
her, just buy her one of these Fedeta’.
Electric Washing Machines; and say,
you’ll be doing yourself a favor, too. :
because it will make those silk shirts ,
and other fine clothes of yours last |
twice as long. See it demonstrated to
day at B. R. L. & P. Co. or call us over
phone and we will send a machine to
your home for demonstration. Federal
Washing Machine Dept. 2128 First ave
Main 137.
Miscellaneous X
LADIES
Let us make washday a day of pleasure
instead of drudgery for you. A Federal
Electric Washing machine takes the i
‘‘blue’’ out of “blue Monday.” See it !
demonstrated at B. R. L. & P. Co. or
call Main 127 and we will send a ma
chine to your home for demonstration.
Federal Washing Machine, Dept. 2128
First ave.
WANTED—The public to know that the
St. Clair Springs Hotel will be open
Sunday, July 14, for the reception of
guests; special attention given to
house parties and tourists. Weekly
rates upon application. Big chicken
dinners, 6 p. m. Sundays. For further
information call Main 4344. Louis
Gelders, manager.
ROOFING SALE—First quality slate sur
faced asphalt roofing, red or green,
weight 85 pounds to roll, $2.50 roll, worth
$3 75. Second grade same weight, same
color as above, $2.15 roll. Rubber roofing
slightly damaged $1.00, $1.25, 1.55 roll, i
Paints and hardware factory cost; banK- j
rupt stock, clean up sale. Robertson
Hardware Co., 2U20 1st Ave.
ON your way to or from the show get '
a big slice of cold juicy watermelon
ar. the Watermelon Garden in Lobby of
New Majestic Theatre.
WATERMELON SEASON AT GEORGE’S
SEAFOOD PLACE, 1817 3D AVE. FIN
EST MELON 10C A SLICE.
NOTICE—IF YOU DON’T MIND THE
NOISE. YOU CAN SAVE ONE
FOURTH ON YOUR SUIT AT MY RE
MODELING SALE. MARC LINX, 1911
1ST AVE.
LOTS OF NOISE, BUT YOU CAN SAVE
ONE-FOURTH ON YOUR SUIT AT
MY REMODELING SALE. MARC
LINX, 1911 1ST AVE.
AUTOMOBILES-^ A
Automobile AoceMHoriea 1
FORD transmission covers, $2.50 each
as long as they last. Murray Tire
Company, 426 S. 20th st. Phone 6817.
Automobile Repair* 2
ATTENTION
Try us for better results on your car.
We handle any make car and are in
« position to give prompt and effi
cient service.
WB DON'T PROMISE SERVICE,
WE GIVE IT
B’HAM GARAGE CO.
1518 2nd Ave. Main 9543
WRECKER j
If you’re in trouble, regardless of
where, when or how, phone Whitman.
Main 54. Main 70 or Main 2551 for our
Packard wrecking car. At your ser
vice every hour of day or night.
WHITMAN TAXICAB CO.
1719 2d Ave., N.
-£e>X MOTOR CO. INC.-- vVauted, > our
automobile repair work. Expert re
pairing, washing and polishing. All
work guaranteed. Corner 25th St. ami
3d Ave. Phone Main 2115.
CHEVROLET SER VICE—Chevrolet cars
our specialty; let us solve and remedy
your troubles. Phone Main 5436. Four
Ninety Repair Shop, 210 S. 22nd St*, O i
K. Young, Mgr.
___AUTOMOBILES—tA _________
Automobile Itepntrs 2
FORD TIRES
S6 and $7. double tread. Wyatt John
j son. vulcnnizer. 308 20th st.. S.
GATES Half Soles over >our worn tires
l look like new, cost V6 as much, guar
| anteed 3500 miles; puncture proof.
Wyatt-Johnson. agents.
Automobiles for bale 5
SAXON—I have a late model Saxon
I touring; car in perfect mechanical and
running condition which I will sell
at a real bargain for cash or terms.
This car is of very neat appearance
and is an ideal automobile for one
desiring to own a car that is very
economical to operate. Phone S. S.
Griffin. Main 5341.
j FOR SALE —Buick Four, 1917 model. ->
good tires and in first class condition,
j Call Ensley 521-W.
| N AT ioa .\ Lr- For sale. 1 .\at.onal auto
mobile; engine in good condition, newly
| painted; new top and new upholstering
and good tires. Can be seen at Wil
liamson Garage. 251S 2d ave., or call
Main 3381.
USED CARS—When you buy here you
may be sure of satisfaction. We
please. Creel Motor Co., 211 S. 21st
St.
USED CARS—An attractive line at
attractive prices always; it will pay
you to call here before you buy.
Bunch-Morrow Motor Car Co.,
Roamer distributors, 2022-30 Fifth
ave. X. Main 9514
CHEVROLET—For sale or exchange at
bargain. 5-passenger Chevrolet car.
for Ford roadster; first-class condi
tion. 1917 model 490: can be seen at
5111 1st ave., Woodlawn 25-W.
USED CARS—We have a splendid line
of used cars and trucks of all make
in good condition; see us for best
prices and terms. Cruse-Crawford
Mfg. Co., Ave. B and 22nd st.
FORD—Roadster. ventilating wind
shield; brand new motor, new tires,
oversize steering wheel, shock ab
sorbers; looks good and runs like
new; $325 cash for quick sale. Phone
Woodlawn 339-J or 2S4.
FORD—5-passenger, in first-class con
dition; will sacrifice this for the
ridiculous figure, if taken at once,
of $300. Apply S. H. Brown, 2522
4th ave., N. Phone 5115.
LIBERAL contracts, attractive rates; all
losses adjusted and paid from this of
fice. James H. Awtrey & Co., 223 N.
21st st. Main 5414.
FOR SALE—Bargain, one 8-cylinder
Oldsmobile; good mechanical condition;
good tires! 1918 model; only been run
about 3000 miles. For information, Box
47. Goodwater. Ala.
FOR SALE—Dodge, Buick and Maxwell,
all 5-passenger cars, and in A-l condi
tion. See them at 925 S. 19th st.
OVERLAND—For sale. 1916 Overland
roadster, in first-class condition, $625.
Call Main 4909.
FORD—5-passenger, 1918 model; good
condition; $400 cash. 1525 11th ave..
S., after 6 p. m., or call Mr. Martin,
Main 5447.
\ utouiobiles W anted <5
WANTED—Ford, 5-passenger, excellent
condition; will pay $500 for slightly used
one. T. A. Saulsbury, Woodward bldg.
Main 7699.
I PAY cash for second hand Fords. Ap
ply 1703 3d ave. Phone Main 308.
Miscellaneous
X
SAVE 50 PER CENT ON TIRES
HERE ARE OUR MONEY-SAVING
30x3
32x3%
31x4
32x4
PRICES:
.$ 8.50 32x4
, 10.00
. 12.00
. 12.00
, 14.00
..$14.00
34x4 15.00
35x4% .17.00
36x4% .20.00
37x5 22.50
WE MANUFACTURE RIB AND NON
SKID TIRES, GUARANTEED 3500
MILES; TIRES FURNISHED.
COHN-JOHNSON TIRE CO.
28 S. 20th St. Phone Main 881.
AUTO PARTS nickelplated like new fac
tory work; reasonable prices. S. M.
Bemheim Electric Co., 2023 1st ave. M
5100.
GARAGE—For rent, 2 parages, excel
lent condition. Main 4062. 3604 10th
ave, S.
JilCYCLES—MOTORCYCLES—6A
Motorcycles for Sale 11
11AKLE Y -1 > A VIDSO X motorcycle, with
side car. Alabama Dry Cleaning
Works. 1325 8th ave.. north.
Motorcycle* Wanted 12
MOTORCYCT.ES—Wanted, to buy second
hand motorcycles and side cars, rang
ing from 1»\2 to 1919 models; good
prices paid. R. G. Williams Motorcycle
Co., 1714 3d ave.
^ BUSINESS SERVICE—7A
Barber* and Bath* 41
HA IP CUTTING. 25c at 1929 4th~ave‘
Blue Printing 8
BRICK—Buy Birmingham brick; Rob
ertson Brick Co., brick manufactur
ers and dealers in Sand, lime, cement, |
slag, etc.; yard Ave. B apd 6th sL, ;
below Alice furnace. Main 2250.
Carpet Cleaning 11
HOUSEKEEPERS
We clean, renovate, pack and store rugs.
No charges for packing or storing. Ask
your furniture dealer about us. Caii
Main 1321, Alabama Steam Carpet Clean
ing Co., 2702 Ave. F.
Cleaning and Dying 14
HOUSEKEEPERS
“Woman’s work is never done,” except
‘those women who let a Federal Electric
Washing Machine do their work easily,
quickly and better. Let us demonstrate
today at your home and show you. Fed
eral Washing Machine Dept., 2128 First
ave. Main 137.
_A_
National Dry Cleaning
"YOU KNOW ME”
HOLLIS ARMSTRONG}
Ui.UL'K'S HAT CLEANING CO.
Hat and Garment Cleaners
1713 3d Ave Phone 2372
MATTRESS RENOVATING. CARPET
CLEANING, RUG WEAVING. SOUTH
ERN STEAM CARPET CIA1. CO.
MAIN 265.
J Detective Service 10
WHEN in ueea oi competent detective
service, apply Morgan National De
tective Agency. 301-5 Alabama State
Land bldg. Main 6129.
Electrical Contracting 10
MlDDLEHKOOlvS ELECTRIC CO., con
traoting, 112 N. 19th at. Main 223.
Electrical lleimira SO
WILCOX ELECTRICAL CO.. 313 N. 19th
st. Phones 1159-122.
Heating anti Ventilating 30
HAHN-FOREMAN CO., heating.
Ave. B. Main 195.
Laundering 33
EXci'emuk steam laundry, TU7 i
2d ave. Phone Main 5312.
Moving and Storing 39
O. B. CLARK, the transfer shark; mov
ing. packing and storing; picnics a spe- ,
cialty, at R. E. Broyles Furniture Co
Main 683. Residence. Main 605.
Multigraphing 40
LETTERS, multigraphed, filled-in and
addressed; mailing lists, any kind and
anywhere; booklets, folders. The- Di
rect Advertising Service, Inc., Phone
Main 1822. Lyric Building.
i Mil in l>iiig and Draining 44
PLUMBING—Wl'lt’K SER VTCE
AND EXPERT WORKMANSHIP.
CALL MAIN 1196 BIRMINGHAM
PH "M BING CO.. N. ISth STREET.
BARBOUR plumbing is the most satis-,
factory; for quick service call at 214 N. j
22nd St. or phone M. 10.
1
_FINANCIAL—I1A _
Roofing uno Repairs 48
llAHX-b'UKbMAN (jU., rooting, 19o!»
Avc. B. Main 195.
Transfer anil Hauling **>9
HAUL-PACK-STORAGE—PICNICS
Our better service ready to serve you.
Call Main 39S9, 2024 3rd Ave. Goodman
Transfer and Warehouse Co., H. C
Goodman, Mgr.
Watch and Jewelry Repairs 64
WATCH repairing and jewelry at popu
lar prices. Meyer Goldner. 302 N. 20th
st
>1 iNcel la neons X
HUBBY, HERE’S A~TIP
If you want to give the wife the great
est pleasure and make a ’ real hit" with
her, just buy her one of these Federal
Electric Washing Machines; and say.
> ou'll be doing yourself a 'favor, too,
because it will make those silk shirts
and other fine clothes of yours last
twice as long. See it demonstrated to
day at B. R. L. & P. Co. or call us over
phone and we will send a machine to
your home for demonstration. Federal
Washing Machine Dept. 2128 First ave
Main 137.
j W. H. COOPER, undertaker, funeral di
| rector, embalmer; auto ambulance serv
| ice; open day and night. 1628 2d ave.
Letters ,J’"h Beaumont
1628 Jeff. County Bank Dldg.
! 177, COMM ERCIAL—8A ~
Riininesfc Chances 1
A GOOD CORNER FOR
ITALIAN OR GREEK
BUSINESS MAN
SOFT DRINK STAND
A fine corner, well established busi
ness: soft drink stand, cigars, fruits,
etc.; 3-year lease; property sub
leased. «o rents costs nothing. See
me quick about this. T. W. Guinn.
JEMISON R. E. & INS. CO.
Main 528 0.211 N, 20th St.
PARTNER*-To invest $1250 cash in well
paying and established local business;
withdrawing partner leaving city; other
partner unwilling to sell. Previous
automobile experience preferred for ac
tive partner, hut inactive interest will
pay 100 per cent. Unless you have cash
and genuine interest in proposition,
don’t consume time. Address P-45, care
Age-Herald.
FOR SALE—A going shoe repair busi
ness. equipped with latest shoe repair
ing machines, small amount cash or
will take Ford car or truck; a fine
chance for some shoemaker. Address
0-45, care Age-Herald._
FAIR PRICE—^We get you a fair price
for your business; we have many
buyers outside of the state who will
locate here through us; list your
business with us; costs you nothing
until the sale is made. Southern
Business Exchange, 507-8 Empire
bldg. Phone Main 8696.
GROCERY and soft drink store, building
and lot. all for $900; wonderful bargain;
see us at once. Southern Business Ex
change, 507-8 Empire Bldg.
A WELL ESTABLISHED business, deal
ing in absolutely staple and depend
able lines, needs a little more capital
and would take in a silent or active
partner. Y-38, care Age-Herald.
A GOOD registered druggist would like
to invest a little cash and services in a
good small drug business; a good,
capable manager. Address A-45, care
Age-Herald.
AUTO repair and used car business; great
opportunity for worker; centrally locat
ed; $1000 cash, balance $100 monthly.
Southern Business Exchange, 507-8 Em
pire bldg.
FIGURING on going in business? If
you are, it’ll pay you to come here
first; we start men on the road to
success; let us give you some names
to prove it; get our list of legitimate
business opportunities; new ones
listed daily. Southern Business Ex
change. 507-8 Empire bldg.
"100 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES” in
Alabama and Georgia; write today for
list. Lightfoot’s 2 and 4 N. Pryor St..
Atlanta. Kimball Hotel corner.
MiMorllanroiiH X
CASH REGISTERS, show cases, scales,
iron safes, ice boxes, meat slicers, chop
pers, Cr. registers, etc. Southern Store
Fixture Co.. 316 N. 21st st. Main 5128.
_^^EDUCATIONAL—9A_
Ilurher Colleges 2
BIRMINGHAM BARKER COLUEGE—
2007% 3d ave., N. Wanted, men and
ladies to learn the barber trade; tui
tion $25; you get half you take in
college; hair cut 15c; shave 10c.
_EMPLOYMENT—10A_
_Agent*—Wanted^^^^^Tf
WANTED—Agents; five good agents, ex
perienced or inexperience**'; live wire
proposition. M. H. Gray. Room 421,
Penny Bank bldg., call before 9 a. m.
Help Wanted—MaleS
WE have opening in our of
fices for young man stenog
rapher whose experience
qualifies him to handle cap
ably a large amount of cler
ical work and whose aspira
tions toward advancement
will justify us in pushing
him ahead in the organiza
tion; must have good ad
dress and high personal I
character; do not apply un
less you can qualify. Ad
dress in own handwriting,
N-45, care Age-Herald.
WANTED—A high-class su
perintendent for 40 M ca
pacity circular mill, who un
derstands manufacturing
lumber for interior trade;
must be able to handle la
bor and get results and also
furnish gilt edge reference
with application. Address
Coxheath Lumber Co.,
Coxheath, Ala.
BOOKKEEPER Wanted for good posi
tion with manufacturing concern. We
prefer a young man wlvo has had some
experience in general office* work as
well as bookkeeping. Reasonable sal
ary to begin and excellent future op
portunities. 2218 Jefferson Co. Bank
Bldg.
WANTED—Young man with experi
ence in bookkeeping; salary $100
month to begin with. Address S-45,
care Age-Herald.
WANTED—“A hustler’’ to take manage
ment of soft drink syrup manufacturing
plant and also bottling plant. Refer
ences required as to business experi
ence and salesmanship ability; need not
necessarily have had experience in soft
drink business. The right man can buy
an interest in the business on liberal
terms if he desires. It is the intention
of the company to establish branch
bottling plants throughout the south
east. Address Soft Drinks, care Age
Herald.
WANTED—First class barber, $25 guar
antee. Job easily makes $35; wire an
swer. Britt & Hague. Greenville, Miss.
EM FLO Y M EN T—10 A
BILL CLERK Wanted by large corpo
ration, must be able to take some dicta
tion, rapid on typewriter and know gen
eral office work. Good connection for
bright young man. This position of
fers good future. 2218 Jefferson Go.
Bank Bldg.
WHEELWRIGHT and body builder, car
riage and auto painter. State wages
and particulars. J. H. Heagarty, West
Oglethorpe, Savannah, Ga.
WANTED—At once, good,
all-round mattress maker;
steady work. Florida Mat
tress Factory, Tampa, Fla.
YOUNG Man Stenographer, prefer man
with railroad experience. Must come
well recommended and be able to fill
heavy position. If you are an A-l
stenographer get in touch with us. 2218
Jefferson On. Bank Bldg.
GENERAL Clerical man wanted—must
understand bookkeeping, credit work,
collections and be able to use type
writer. Fair salary and good future
to right party. 2218 Jefferson Co. Bank
Bldg. _
; ELLIOTT FISH FIR Operator wanted at
once to fill good salaried position. Good
opening for a capable operator. See us
at once. 2218 Jefferson Co. Bank Bldg.
WANTED—Printers for open shop, bool:
and job compositors, minimum $32.50 per
week, and machine men minimum $35
per week for efficient men, 8 hour day.
Write or wire Freeman Advertising
Agency, Richmond, Va.
SUPPLY HOUSE MAN—One who has
held position with mining corporation
preferred. This position carries good
salary and olfers excellent opportunities
to man who can qualify. 2218 Jefferson
Co. Bank Bldg.
WANTED—Several first class stick candy
spinners. Kaufman Bros., Columbus.
Ga.
YOUNG man to handle electrical work
in local office of prominent manufactur
er. Excellent chance for. ambitious and
energetic young man to win promotion.
Answer at once in oWn handwriting.
State age, experience and salary ex
pected. Address K-45 care Age-Herald.
PAYROLL MAN—Must be well qualified
and write a neat hand. If you are a
capable man in this line see us at once.
2218 Jefferson Co. Bank Bldg.
WANTED—One first class barber at
once; good job to right man. 1905 Ave.
E. downtown barber shop, Ensley, Ala.
WANTED—To communicate with first
class non-union moulders. Steady work
and highest wages paid. One of the
largest manufacturers ih the south.
Railroad fare refunded after thirty
days. Address D-43, care Age-Herald.
WANTED—Three first-class bench men,
<1HP J. &. L. operator and three first
elkss lathe men. Open shop, best wages
and steady work. One of the largest
manufacturers in the south. Railroad
fare refunded after 30 days. Address
M-43, care Age-Herald.
WANTED—MEN
TO LEARN THE VULCANIZING BUST
NESS; FREE TUITION; DAY AND
NIGHT SCHOOL NOW OPEN. AN
DERSON STEAM VULCANIZER CO ,
1626 3D AVE., BIRMINGHAM.
WANTED—To communicate with first
class assembly shop foreman. Only men
who can deliver the goods need an
swer. State experience, age. and salary
expected. Address N-43, care Age-Her
ald.
WANTED—Competent experienced sten- I
ographer of correct personaJ habits and
highest qualifications; must be capable
of handling some correspondence with
out dictation. Good prospects for ad- j
vancement. Address 0-43, care Age- i
Herald.
WANTED — Experienced stenographer
None other need apply. 517 Jefferson
County Bank building.
WANTED—First-class union barber,
none other need apply; job good for
$30 week or better. Empire Hotel
Barber Shop, 2128 4th ave., N. C. J.
Abercrombie.
WANTED—Good plumber on straight sal
ary, pay weekly. W. L. Tyson & Co.,
Tupelo, Miss.
WANTED—Linotype operator; highest
salary; new machines; position per
manent: report at once. Daily Times.
Huntsville, Ala.
Help Wanted—Female 4
WANTED — Several young
women with high school
training, who live with
parents or relatives, to fill
positions as telephone op
erators and supervisors,
salary $9 per week first
month, $11 per week second
month, increases regular
and frequent thereafter;
pleasant work and short
hours; must be willing to
work until 10:30 p. m. a few
weeks. Apply 2 p. m. Miss
Dickson. 3d floor, 1814 2d
ave.
WANTED
A Birmingham bank desires to employ
2 young women, from 18 to 25 years
of age, having at least a grammar
school education; in order not to in
terfere with the organization of
other business concerns, applications
from persons not now employed are
preferred; in replying please state
experience in office work, if any,
present employment, if employed,
address, including telephone number,
ago and pay expected, and give ref
erences. addressing F-45, care Age
Herald.
WANTED—For a permanent position
in Birmingham’s best store, sales
lady, 25 to 40 years old, with drug
store or toilet preparation experi
ence, salary $12 a week and commis
sions. Telephone Tutwiler hotel,
room 53S, from D to 12 a. m.
WILL teach and employ young ladies to
manicure. Stevens. 1730*6 4th ave.
WANTED—A good, reliable nurse for
baby 5 weeks old. Phone Main 2258-W
EXPPIRrENCED housekeeper wishes po
sition with first-class hotel. Address
N-44. care Age-Herald. (
WANTED—Experienced bookkeeper.
prefer one with insurance experience;
good salary to right party. Address
R-45, care Age-Herald.
Positions V» anted—-Male 6
GENERAL store and payroll man wants
position; state salary. Q-45, Age-Her
ald.
WANTED—Position by flrst-class elec
trician, 8 years in general electric work,
2 years’ experience in both A. C. and
D. C. armiture winding. Address X. '
Y, Z., 101 9th st., FI oral a, Ala._ ,
DISCHARGED soldier must have work
at once; have clerical and mechan- ■
ical experience; prefer mechanical; -
willing to try anything. A-l refer- ]
cnee. M-45. Age-Herald.
WANTED—At once, job as vulcanizer
by experienced man. Address L-45,
Age-Herald.
Salesmen WantedS
lu worn on coniimsoion oasis for loca*
firm; prefer one familiar with grocery
and drug trade; give experience and
phone number with application. X-38,
Afire-Herald.
WANTED—Salesmen; attractive prop
osition, big money. Berry A Oearory.
1908 4th ave.
I EMPLOYMENT—1UA
Salesmen W anted 8
SALESMEN WANTED
High-grade salesmen who
can produce; those who
have ability can make $500
per month up; strictly com
mission basis; men who are
familiar with both city and
country; can use two men
with automobile. See Mr.
Thompson, 1917-19 Jeffer
son Co. Bank Bldg.
MtftcrllnneotiM \
WHILE THE CARPENTERS ARE
BUSY PUTTING IN A NEW FRONT
YOU CAN HAVE ANY SUIT IN THE
HOUSE AT ONE-FOURTH OFF.
MARC LTNX, 1911 1ST AVE.
_einancial-^ia
Loans Wanted 12
WE are In the market to loan on collat
eral, finance building, re-finance loans,
buy paper secured by mortgage on real
estate. Equities and real estate bought
when prices are attractive. Communi
cate with us when in the market. Co
lumbia Loan & Inv. Go., 2109 2nd ave.,
Birmingham, Ala.
WANTED—-A loan of $3500 on real estate
worth $7500, from three to five years;
will pay 7 per cent interest; no broker
age. Box No. 644, Ensley, Ala.
Loans Offered 13
WILL loan on desirable residence and
business property at 6 per cent; no
commission or brokerage. Address F-44,
Age-Herald.
J. Morgan Flowers and Co. Real Estate!
Loans and Bonds. 302 Alabama State
Land Bidg., Main 7007.
I oann Negotiated 14
WE negotiate loans ana sell real estate^
Can handle desirable farm loans. Mc
Connell. Anglin. White, 2023 3d ave.
FOR LOAN—Money at 6 and 7 per cent,
according to security. S. P. Spurgeon
and Co.. 217 N. 21st St. Phone 24.
LOAN—Real estate loans; in amount,
terms and interest to suit; mortgages
bought. John W. Prude, 106 N. 22d st.
Thone 5793.
WE negotiate mortgage loans at low
rates and buy mortgage paper. Leon
ard Riley Co.. 725 Woodward.
_ Money to Loan 15
LOANS made on real estate, improved or
unimproved, to be paid back by the
month; loans negotiated, mortgage
paper bought 2199 2d ave., Birming
ham, Ala.
Securities 17
FOR SALE—$2u00 worth of notes drawing
8 per cent interest, secured by real
estate mortgage at $50 per month. Phone
Ensley 367.
Stocks and Honda 18
LIBERTY BONDS bought for cash. W.
H. Smith, M. 949. 403 Jeff. Bank Bldg.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
OFFERED—16A
Furniture—Second-hand 2
ONE chiffonier, dressing table, bureau
wardrobe. All mahogany; rug, lamp,
cut glass, trunk. Mrs. D. J. Shlenker,
Hanover Court.
iWiMcellanrouN
X
YOUR WIFE NEEo.S A REST
She can easily take a few extra days
rest every month in the year if you get
her a Federal Electric Washing Ma
chine. They save time, health and
clothes, too. See one demonstrated and
you will get dihe for her today. Federal
Washing Machine Dept. 2128 First ave.
Main 137.
^JLIVE^STTOCK JVANT|H)--1^^
WANTED—Veal calves, yearlings, beef
cows and pigs. Phone 628 Main. L. V.
McEntire.
^LIJ^^^TOCK^OFFERED—-2° A
DXEN FOR SALE—Four well broke oxen
for sale. Weigh from 1000 to 1200 lbs.
each. Trice $100 each. O. E. Oglesby,
Berlin, Ala.
FOR SALE—Or trade, for cattle, a fine
Kentucky jack. Price $350; just half ot
his real value. O. E. Oglesby, Berlin,
Ala.
>f iMcellaneouM v ^~X
FOR~SALE ~ “
BARGAINS IN GOOD MACHINERY
3ne portable universal wood worker, >
gasoline engine attached.
One 6 in. by 15 in. Berlin planer and
matcher.
One 6 in. by 15 in. Fay and Egan planer
and matcher.
One 30 in. Fay and Egan band saw.
14 in. by 24 in. and 16 in. by 36 in. Corliss
engines.
I in. by 10. in., 9 in. by 12 in., 10 in. by 12
in. and 13 in. by 18 in. engines.
j0, GO and 80 h. p. horizontal tubular
boilers.
25 and 40 h. p vertical boilers.
in. 12 in. double drug hoisting engine
and boiler.
5 in. by 10 in., 10 in. by 15 in., 12 1n. by 15
in. double drum mine hoists.
!0 in. drill press.
STew alternating motors, 1 to 50 h. p. and
a lot of other machinery.
GHA& J. GOEHEGAN MACHINERY CO.
15 S. 20th St., Birmingham, Ala.
_MARKETS—23 A
Vegetable* " 15
GENUINE Lookout Mountain Irish pota
toes for sale; any amount, $2.50 per bu.
M. B. Gresham, Booneville, Miss.
JVfEDICAL AND SURGERY—24A
Chiropractic* 1
CHAS. ANDERS
Chiropractor
Suite 903 Title Guarantee Bldg. M. 7441.
^vn^CELLAN^OU^WANTS-^-^A
Domestic 4
TOR SALE—One new wire safe, clean and
in first class order. Call Main 644-J.
1909 Ave. D.
EX-SOLDIER wants to do your screen
ing and carpenter repairs; union. E.
Cawthon * phone Main 6228.
WE ARE PAYING
FOR
Did books and magazines 50c
Old newspapers, 25c
)er hundred pounds, delivered at our
plant, 1822 10th ave., north.
Ridgeway Paper Stock Co.
Phone Main 2762.
VANTto—Five minutes of your time
at my remodeling sale, one-fourth
off every suit; wonderful valuea
Marc Linz. 1911 1st ave.
SACKS IS OUR BUSINESS.
tot a side line. Ship to Birmingham
Bag Co. We pay the big price.
Mlecellaeeoue X
■'OR SALE—Complete gin outfit, con
sisting of three 70-saw Pratt gins, feed
cotton elevator system, seed conveyors,
double box press, line shaft, pulleys,
fan; all complete, f.o.b. Asheville, Ala..
$1300. Also one Wheeland boiler, 44
h. p. in first-class shape, $400. Address
B. Ewing, Asheville. Ala.
VANTED—Address of dealer in walking
canes, handles, knobs, ferules, bands.
Address John F. Adams, Ohatchio, Ala.
(•OR SALE—5000 bolts with nuts, 1 cent
each, worth 6 cents; every person,needs
a few bolts.* Bankrupt stock. Robertson
Hardware Co., 3030 1st Ave.
MISCELLANEOUS OFFERS—26A
Domestic
YOUR WIFE ^ tih.ua A REST
She can easily take a few extra dayj
rest every month in the year if you gei
her a Federal Electric Washing Ma
chine They save time, health an.:
clothes, too. See one demonstrated am
you will get one for her today. Federa
Washing Machine Dept. 2128 First ave
Main 137.
FOR SALE-One new wire safe, clear
and in first-class order. Call Main 644-J
1909 Ave. D.
TUTr TTrTV Second hand clothes
VV Hj -DU JL shoes. 2116 2d Ave
Phone 1581.__
Merchandising f;
SUITS
To Your Measure
$18, $20, $22.50
Durham Woolen Mills
NEXT TO P1ZITZ
1825 2d ave.. North.
FOR SALE—Every suit at one'fourth of 1
during my remodeling sale; Palm Beach
suits $12.45; mohair suits, $14.85. Marc
Linx, 1911 1st ave.
NEW trunks exchanged for old; we re
pair trunks, luggage. Gilbert Trunk
Factory. 2009 4th ave. Main 2362.
Miscellaneous \
U- S. army tents, 16x16x11 feet high, 3
foot wall; guaranteed 12.4 army duck;
used, but serviceable; special $19.95 each.
U. S. army officers’ wall tents, 9x9 feet,
$25.95 each; 12x12 feet, $29.35 each, u!
S. army shelter tents. $3.95 each. U. S.
army tent flies, 12x16 feet, $13.95 each.
Send cash with orders. Write for bar
gain price list army goods all kinds.
Bradley Bonded Warehouse Co., Green
ville, S. C.
Ladies
Let us make washday a day of pleasure
instead of drudgery for you. A Federal
Electric Washing machine takes the
“blue” out of “blue Monday.” See it
demonstrated at B. R. L & P. Co., or
call Main 137 and we will send a ma
chine to your home for demonstration.
Federal Washing Machine Dept.
2128 First ave.
POOD TABLE—Standard 4x8, perfect con
dition; good as new; 2 sets pool balls
cues, racks, etc. Owned and used in
private residence, now offered at sac
rifice price on account of change of
residence. Bargain for quick sale. Phone
Ensley 367.
CARBON PAPER—Cut any size for all
uses; prompt service; mail orders so
licited. Old Dutch R. & C. Co. Main
488, Empire Bldg.
FOR SALE—Six show cases. See Mr.
Block, Parisian Co.
U. S. army refrigerators, Grand Rapids;
6 ft. high, 7 ft. wide, 2 large compart
ments; ice capacity 500 lbs.; excellent
condition; worth $350; our price, $112.75
each.
U. S. army refrigerators, Alaska; 3 com
partments, side feed ice chamber on
top, capacity 800 lbs.; practically new;
worth $400; our price, $150 each.
U. S. army galvanized garbage oans, IS
x23 inch, $1.75 each; 21x27 inch, $2.50 each;
good condition.
U. S. army galvanized, extra heavy, 12
quart water buckets, 95c each.
U. S. army galvanized water and fir*
buckets, 8, 10 and 12 quart, 50, 75 and
95c each.
i<or institutions, retsaurants, mills, city
health department, etc.:
U. S. army aluminum cups, $1.50 per doz.;
15c each.
U. S. army heavy tin cups, $1.00 per doz.;
10c each.
U. S. army heavy folding meat or mess
pans, with handle and lid, $2.25 per
doz.; 25c each.
U. S. army khaki breeches, washed and
repaired, serviceable, bargain; $0 per
doz.; 95c each.
U. S. army wool breeches, serviceable
condition; A grade, $14.60 per doz.; $235
each; B grade, $12 per doz.; $1.95 each.
U. S. army wool shirts, serviceable con
dition; A grade, $14.50 per doz., $1.95
each; B grade, $12 per doz., $1.50 eacn.
U. S. army russet leather waist belts,
worth $2.50, 50c each.
U. S. army folding canvas cots. $2.95 each.
U. S. army steel cots. $3.95 each.
English Sheffield steel knife bayonets, 50c
each.
Steel scabbard to fit bayonet, 50c each.
English haversacks, brand new, suitable
for school bags, fishing, camping, etc.,
$1.25 each.
U. S. army axes, 50c each.
Write for bargain price list of army
goods.
We agree to refund railroad fare both
ways to customers living within 30*1
miles who visit our warehouse and
make purchase amounting to $300 or
over. Prices f.o.b. Greenville. Include
parcel post charges when ordering
goods sent by mail. We sell for cash
only. Your money back if not satis
fied.
Bradley Bonded Warehouse Co.
Greenville, S. C.
PINE timber for sale; 22,000,000 feet,
miles to railroad; cheap for quick sale.
Waverly G. Griffin, Marion, Perry Co..
Ala.
FOR SALE—Z. W. Long popcorn crisp
machine, coal cook stove, hot water
back, several single and double beds
at a bargain. Main 7299-J.
hUK SALE—1 waies adding and listing
machine, good condition, at a bargain.
Box 47. Goodwater. Ala.
WILL sell 5000 share* Hoffman Oil Re
fining for $350 anil 5000 Uncle Sam Oil,
$250. A. L. Deibel, Boatmen's Bank
Bldg., St. Souis, Mo.
GAS stoves and water heaters bought,
sold and exchanged; sto’*e repair
work and gas piping a specialty.
Birmingham Gas Appliance Co., 1720
3d ave. Phone Main 5550.
LOST—$10. if you don’t buy a suit at
this great remodeling sale; one
fourth off every suit. Marc Linx,
1911 1st ave.
Tuning and Repairs 14
TUNING AND REPAIRING
PIANO SHOP.
Old pianos made new. 1522 3rd Ave.
Phone Main 1182.
ROOMS AND BOARD—28A_
Room* and Board Offered 1
ROOM and board for two young men in
private home, one block of Acipco car.
Apply 1727 14th Ave. north.
ROOMS, one with bath, with meals. 121$
. S, 20th st. Main 7912-W.
SOUTHSIDE~Kooms ana jtoard in pri
vate home for ladies or gentlemen; no
..objection to children; convenient to
business people; reasonable terms. Ap
ply 1525 11th ave., S.
NICELY furnished room with good
board; special rate for girls in dormi
tory; steam heat. $22-824 S. 20th st
_ROOMS^OFFj:REI)--29A^^
Furnished_ t
S. 1DTH ST., 1321—1 large front bedroom.
all modern conveniences; meals close
by. Call Main 8411.
FIVE POINTS—1 large] nice upstairs
room- adjoining bath, large downstairs
room with private bath. Call Main 5525.
Near mealfy
PRIVATE home in Norwood can accom
modate 3 or 4 table boarders; if so de
sired can get furnished or unfurnished
rooms next door, private home; conven
ient to car and bus. Call Main 7942.
3105 N. Uth ave.
11TH AVE., N.. 3127, NORWOOD-Nicely
furnished room and board for couple
or two gentlemen. Call Main 1255.
NEW COLONIAL HOTEL
209 N.,21ST ST.
Remodeled and refurnished through
out; hot and cold water In every
room; rates 31; special weekly rates.
ROOMS for rent, with or without board.
S14 17th st.. Fnslev. Phone Ensley
1173-TV
_ROOMS OFFERED—29A
1 F*urni*hed 1
MARION INN
NICE cool rooms opposite new post
office, from $3.50 up per week. Phone
Main 4998. 517 North 19th St.
bOl'TH HIGHLA.N DS— For rent, to
young jnen, attractive front room, in
private home; convenient to two car
lines; references exchanged. Call Main
8145.
SOUTH HIGHLANDS—Nicely furnished
room for young men: modem home, all
’ conveniences. Phone Main 1960-J.
ROOMS for gentlemen; close in and
• modern. Call Main 6974 or Main 4948.
___Unfurnished J
ROOMS FOR RENT—Three unfurnished
rooms at No. 1526 North 17th SL. Phone
Main 9659-W.
~™5^SJVANTED-30A^_
Unfurnished
"WANTED TO RENT—Unfurnished apart
ment or small house; prefer Norwood
or near Five Points. Address 1-44, care
Age-Herald.
Light Housekeeping 3
HOUSEKEEPERS
“Woman’s work is never done,” except
those women who let a Federal Electric
Washing Machine do their work easily,
quickly and better. Let us demonstrate
today at your home and show you. Fed
eral Washing Machine Dept., 2128 First
ave. Main 137.
^REALTY—JTORJJENT—13A_
Buildings 14
TWO brand new garages for rent, 914 St
Charles St $1.50 a week. Phone Main
1699-W.
REALTY—FOR SALE—14A
Bungalow* 5
ENSLEY BtJNGALOW^
$3250
Nice new bungalow, just being built in
Ensley Highlands district, with 5 rooms
and glassed-in sleeping porch, hard
wood floors, 2 brick mantles, nice bath
and electric fixtures, level lot facing
east; house is well built of good ma
terial; roof is of the best No. 1 com
bination shingles. I can sell this place
with one or two lots, which has sev
eral very large oak shade trees. Can
arrange reasonable terms.
A. J. ODOM
Harrell's Drug Store. Phone Ensley 247
Here’s a Home You’ll Want
WOODLAWN HIGHLANDS
Beautiful bungalow, $5,SO; you’ll look all
over Birmingham and not find a more
attractive 6-room bungalow than this
one, in choicest part of Woodlawn;
beam cealings in living and dining
room; located on elevated lot, 88x140;
possession Oct. 1st. Liberal terms. See
JOHN U. MAY,
JEMISON R. E. & I. CO.
211 N. 21st St.Main 5280
NORWOOD
6-room bungalow; No. 1008 N. 30th st, has
furnace heat, hardwood floors, tile
bath, now vacant, on shady side of 30th
st., which is paved; lot about 10 feet
above street level. This can be bought
, for $4500. Let us show you this place;
it will surprise you for the price.
SHERROD & HALE
2121*4 1st Ave. Main 8693.
SOUTHSIDE
Bungalow, near 28th st. and Ave. G,
practically new; has furnace, less than
a block to 2 car lines; $4250; $500 down,
balance monthly.
SHERROD & HALE
212U4 1st Ave. Main 8693.
SOUTHSIDE
Bungalow, located near 15th st. car line
and Phelan st.; has 6 rooms, basement
and furnace; possession in 30 days.
$4350.
SHERROD & HALE
2121V& 1st Ave. Main 8693.
ROEBUCK
8-room bungalow, with dandy sleeping
porch, large lot, every modern conven
ience; close to car line, faces south; im
mediate possession.
SHERROD & HALE
-'I2H1. 1st ave. Main 8693.
Cottages <j
| GOOD COTTAGE HOME
5- room cottage in good condition. Re
ception room, dining room, 2 bedrooms,
kitchen and bath; on car line. Fine
porch. Price $2,850, $500 cash and bal
ance easy terms. Call
JOHN IJ. MAT,
JEMISON R. E. & I. CO.
211 N. 21st St.Main 5280
WANTED—Good line and connection by
salesman having buying and selling ex
perience. Salary and commission or ex
penses, commission and salary. Ad
dress J-45, care Age-Jlerald.
~A COTTAGE CHEAP
WEST END
i Cottage, $500 cash, rest easy, Pulton Ave.
6-noom cottage, elegant house for the
money. Well built. Good neighborhood;
3 blocks to car line. $3,500, $500 cash, bal
ance easy. See
JOHN U. MAY,
JEMISON R. E. & I. CO.
211 N. 21st St.Main 5280
WOODLAWN
6- room cottage, modern, first-class condi
tion, 5120 3d ave., Woodlawn; $2650 on
terms; possession October 1; best buy in
Woodlawn.
SHERROD & HALE
Main S693. 212114 1st Ave.
Farm* _ 7
RICH RIVER
PLANTATION
900 acres, rich red and black land, all
cleared except %bout 200 acres; aiJ
smooth, level and gently inducting
ldnd; two excellent residences, dozen
tenant houses, with outhouses; worth
$30 per acre. $35 gets it for quick deal.
WALTER E. BARNES
1023 1st National. Main 1753.
OWN A FARM HOME
One mile of Marbury, Ala., on L. & N.
railroad, where best of school and
church advantages can be had; besides
this one, we have many other homes
to offer. Call Main 1472 for further par
ticulars.
The Marbury Lumber Co.
1520 Jefferson County Bank Bldg.
Birmingham, Ala.
COUNTRY HOME
20 acres, few miles Birmingham court
house, quarter mile station In edge of
fine little village; 6-room residence,
painted white; good outhouses on pike;
quarter mile school and three churches;
4 trains and 5 busses daily; only $3500
and a “pick-up?” Dandy orchard on
place. J
WALTER E. BARNES
1023 1st National. Main 1753.
LAND the basis of wealth; autos the
basis of expense; here's an opportu
nity to unload your expense; 160'acres
DeKalb sandy loam. Jackson county
Ala., $2000; mortgage $800; *1200 cash or
'** r:! F Fhnrh. 312 Empire bldg.