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I i 4900 y
„ust a Few Weeks Until You’ll Have to Move
Read the Big Home Values Listed Here
THE AGE - HERALD I
Alabama's Greatest Newspaper
Com^^a«sCiSanyPre8
Pve'nwvely Sunday
• ;.v; *..c ^ertising
:s
VANCE
Insertions,
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Three conseowt.*'.
per line.. • •
.Seven consecutive
per line .. • v'
60u lines on contract to be useo
in 13 months. . 0*^per line
oally; .07 per line faundaj.
No classified advertising accepted
for less than .30. ,
Count t> words to the line, 10 Unea to
‘"'NeDF.PHONE SERVICE
Vclephoi e your order and we will
accept your ad over the telephone,
cnarge it to you at the regulai rate,
and send bill the following morning.
Call Main 4300 and auk for Went
Adv. Dept
JLTURAL—1A
IK
'-age
buy or sell farm land,
and Co.. Birmingham.
acre cash for any Ala
, Age-Herald.
ANNOUNCEMENTS—3A
Coming Events
AUCTION SALE
AND
BARBECUE
AT
BORDEN WHEELER
SPRINGS
lUGUST 7 and 8,10 A. M.
•0 choice building lots near
iprings and hotel, suitable
:or summer homes or cot
ages. Each purchaser will
nave access to all modern
conveniences, such as elec
tric lights, water works,
etc. The title carries rights
to springs.
leveral beautiful and neatly
furnished cottages, with
modern conveniences.
150 acres of the best of
farming land will be sold in
small tracts.
This is your opportunity to
secure a summer home site
or small farm at your own
price, on easy terms at this
famous summer resort.
Address B .C. Bass, Borden
Springs, Ala.
Lout mad Found—Lost 4
LOST—One bunch keys Saturday night
at Lyric the-tire or on North Besse
mer car; finder will please notify
T. E. Hurst, Dolomite, Ala.
one extra large white pointer dog.
brown ears, one brown spot on left side.
Call Main 2282-J and get reward. Geo.
( li. Tarrant, I3!(i N. 31st st.
Lost and Found—FonndI
JjoN l mi) nte ...nurimte -lmil you ae«
a Michigan Mutual ‘ Special"; price will
interest you. George S. Obear A Son,
state agents, fourth floor America
Trust Bldg^ _ ___
w^rsonal _ 1
Letters **urti«r*»h. Beaumont
M imeograpn
1628 Jefferson County Bank Bldg.
UUrrllaaroua X
' IT’S CHILD S FLAT
To do the washing with a Federal Elec
tric Washing Machine. $5 put* on*
in your home; you can pay the bal
ance a-little-at-a-time. Sea demon
stration at B. R. L. A P. Co., or call
Main 137 for free demonstration in
your home. Federal Sign System
(Electric), 212S First Ave. —
‘ CALL
Vines National Detective Agency, imme
diate and Confidential •n-'tt.sa *.‘rer
all classes of ier4tVnU..«ct »<i«w> w.rA:
lady superintonaent in chane. SB F,.r
ley Bldg. Phone Main 63*2.
DETECTIVES—Apply 208 N. ’fat St.
Room 208 Cole's Dixie National De
tectlve Agency. _
DELICIOUS watermelon, 10c a slice, at
George’s Seafood. 1*1: 3d ave.
AUTOMOBILES—IA ”
AntomobHe AcewHrtw 1
“Let’s Get Acquainted”
Hudson. Saxon, Westcott motor cars;
service by experts; let us do your re
pairing; we know how.
J. B. POTTER & CO.
502 S. 20th st Main 3746
l
Automobile Repair*
FORD TIRES
$6 and *7, double tread. Wyatt John
Son, vulcaniser 868 20th St.. 8
AUTO repairing, economical and satis
factory; get our estimate. C. E. Culver
house Auto Repairing, 2116 av«. B. M 8#TS
GUARANTEED service on the followlnl
automobiles: Colo 8, Chalmers, Cbev
rolets, Columbia 6, Grant and Chandler
•11 work guaranteed. J. J- McMann, 1711
2d ave., N.
ATTENTION
*Try us for better results on your car
We handle any make car and ate it
a position to give prompt and effi<
eient service.
WE DON'T PROMISE SERVICE
WE GIVE IT
B’HAM GARAGE CO*
ISIS 2nd ave* ¥•!» 964!
V
COX MOTOR CO., INC —Wanted. yOU|
automobile repair work. Expert rs
• pairing, washing and polishing. Al
f, work guaranteed. Corner 23th St- ant
■ Id Ave. Phone Main SU5.
j Automobile* far Sale (
USED CARS—An attractive line at at
tractive prices always. It will pay yo<
to call here before you buy. Bunch
Morrow Motor Car Co.. Roaraer Dls
tri(tutors, 2022-3(1 Fifth Ava, .N.. Mail
*614.
FOR -BALE — Bulek ''Little Sin.’’ goes
mechanical condition; will boll very rea
■enable. Guarantee Shoe Co. ——
USED CARS—When you buy libra yei
may be suro of satisfaction. W
please. Creel Motor Co.. 211 A 21st SI
for saLa "3>
1818 STUDEBAKER, five pass*ITger, a
| a bargain. Call at Louis WallooV
1915 Second avenue, Bessemer. Ala.
USED CARS—Our msenaniss pul than
i in Al condition and' we sell them ■
a bargain; come get one. Peirce Mote
Co., 1812 4th sve.
I BJJ1CK touring ear for able fay oWbei
Sea or c%U Hugh A. Locke, third flee
cgwwtbousa Mala M.
_AUTOMOBILES—4 _
A»tWi«Ml>F»rS»l( ' »
HUDSON
Seven-Passenger,
Excellent Mechanical
Condition Throughout
Good tires, top, upholstery;
A good-looking car, and
Ideal for family use.
A rare bargain.
Terms to responsible buyer.
BUNCH-MORROW
MOTOR CAR CO.
2024 Fifth Ave., N.
FORD TOURING
CAR In A-l condition; bargain for eaah;
looks good and runa good. Southom
States Equipment Co., 1921 Powell ave.
Main 875.
JUST RIDE A.VT OLD WAT IF TOTJ
“DON'T CARE" THEN TRY THE'
LIBERTY SIX—THERE'S A DIF
FERENCE IN THE WAY IT RIDE8
AND DRIVES.
DESHAZO MOTOR CAR CO.
MAIN 1781 402 S. Jlet St.
FORD 6-passenger, 1017 model, A-l me
chancial condition, all tires good; price
$375. Apply 2007 Ave. C, Ensley. Phone
Enaley 1479.
PACKARD In perfect condition, good aa
new at a bargain or will consider a
good small car In trade. Main 6331-J.
FORD—191S model, one man top, shock
abasrbers, good tires; In first-class me
chanical condition; cheap; can be seen
at garage, 1719 2d ave., north. _
FORD—One-ton truck: practically
new; 4 new tires; In perfect condi
tion; a pick-up for $456; worth 5(iS0.
Hen Schwabacher. Phone Bessemer
330.
USED CARS—We have^a splendid line of
used cars and trucks of all makes. In
good condition. See us for best prices
and terms. Cruse-Crawford Mfg. Co.
Ave. B and 22nd Stv
Automobiles Wanted
WISH to buy in Birming
ham Tuesday, August 5,
Ford touring car; must be
in good condition; write
“J. B. C.,” care Age—Herald
not later than Monday, giv
ing full information about
car, where it may be in
spected and lowest cash
price.
PARTS—Wanted, old or wrecked auto
mobiles for part purposes; condition
doesn’t matter; see Our parts. Green
berg Auto Wrecking Co., corner 12th
st. and 3rd ave. Main 1248.
Mterellaaeeas
i.-> iwekeiplated like li^er tac^
tory work; reasonable prices. S. M. Bern
heim Electric Co.. JAB let, ave. M. 5166
WRECKER—If you're in trouble regard
less of where, when or how, phone Whit
man, Main 84, 7* or MSI for our Packard
wrecking car. At yoar service every
hour of day or night. Whitman Taxlceh
Co., 1719 Id ave. N.__
LIBERAL contracts, attractive rates; all
losses adjusted and paid from this of
fice. James H. Awtrey A Ce., 3B4 1st
ave. Main $414.
BICYCLES—MOTORCYCtiHB—6 A
--i
MOTORCYCLE REPAIRING—Parts and
ascessorlas, all makes and models.
Joyee and Claybprn, 176# 3rd »ve.
Main 3513.
BUSINESS SERVICE—7A.' _
Raid cutting, »bc at 1$>» 4th ave'
Garget' Chernaias'
11
iftBT1 CLfcAWi
BE TOR $6, DA
I cents pgr i
RUG AND CAkPET
SPECIAL PRICES “
All Oriental ruga
foot.
9x13 domestic rugs $1.»6.
1x9 domestic rugs $1-66.
All domestic csrpets St 10 cents per
square yard.
'.Ye guarantee all work to be absolutely
ss tiafactory.
ALABAMA STEAM CARPET CLEAN
ING CO.
2702 Ave F.
. NO
days
squats
"PS
BRICK—Buy Birmingham brisk; EeW
ertaon Brick Co., brick manufactur
ers and dealers in send, lima, cement,
slsg, etc.; yard Ave. B and Ith st,
below Alice furnace. Mata Hit.
denning and Dyeing
U
HOUSEKEEPERS
'Woman’s work la never done." escept
those women who let a Federal Electric
Washing Machine do their work easily,
quickly and better. Let Us demonstrate
today at your horns and shew yon. Fed
eral Sign System (Electric), 2128 First
ave. Main 137.
CALL
National Dry Gleaning
'•YOU KNOW ME"
HOLLIS ARMSTRONG
Ellrtliget Eepntre
uiofaLklBHOOKS fiLncTkic 06, Cno
traoting. lit N. l*th sc Mnln 32k
lVILCOX ELECTRICAL CO.. SI if. ikh
St. Phones USB-42X
Hesittng mad Ventilating
UJlkhi-Foreman Co., beating.
•as
Ava. H Main I#S.
Laundering
kjtcjcLoiOn arhiak LACNDHI,
2d gve Phone Main ini
~a
Trt
"ilahWaWlei
LETTERS, muiilgraphed. tilled-in and
addressed; mailing Hats. Any kind and
anywhere; booklets, folders. The Di
rect Advertising Servlee, Inc, Phone
Mein 1832 I-^tie^uMdl^ ^
Hi* Lyric Building.
ffaemWieg in— Prsfaiag
<4UIC!
PLUM8IBt*-Fofc
and EXPERT
CALL MAIN 1118. BID
PLUMBING CO.. 3f N. 18th STREET
fAERVICT
■N8HXP,
BARfibtlH plilmbtnr W tke meet satis
factory: for quick service call at 21$ N.
32nd St, sr phene M 31
Steering wag MnpAfanT
HaHN-foke4an
Ava B Main MB.
CD., ladflnt. 19M
Water Sad Jewelry Repairs X
WATek repairing And Jewelry At pepu<
1AT price*. Meyer GoigtMk Mt M. I6t|
kgawn^a ' i
r. funeral dl
W, H.
&
•VA
BUSINESS SERVICE—7A
litwrtUarova ^ X
KEEP COOL. i
Let a Federal Electric Washtng Ma
chine do the washing these hot days.
35 pots one in your home, balance a
llttle-at-a-time See this machine de
montrated at B. R. L. & P. Co., or
call Main 137 for free home demon
stration. Federal Sign System (Elec
trict). 2138 First Ave.
_COMMERCIAL—8 A_
_Business Chances 1
WANTED—-Experienced watchmaker
to take charge of my Jewelry bust
ness, or will sell thriving business at
low price; other interests demand my
fuli time; only Jewelry store In livs
town of 4500 population: watch work
runs from 3175 to $200 a month. W.
U Lawler. Attalla. Ala.
# BUSINESS '
OPPORTUNITY
I HAVE A SPLENDID PROPO
SITION TO TAKE UP WITH
PARTIES HAVING 3500 TO 35000
TO INVEST. SAFE AND QUICK
RETURNS. IF YOU MEAN BUS
INESS WRITE CARE F. O. BOX
409. BIRMINGHAM. IF ONLY
CURIOUS SAVE STAMPS.
NOT OIL STOCK
FOR SALE)—General merchandise busi
ness in the orange and tobacco grow
ing section of south Alabama. Lucra
tive trade, clean stock, fine building;
stock will Inventory about *12,000; build
ing and real estate about the same; will
sell stock and lease building, or will
Sell both. At least *3000 will have to
be paid at time of purchase. Address
Opportunity, care Age-Herald.
A WELL established business dealing
in absolutely staple and dependable
line, needs a little more capital, and
would take in a silent or active part
ner Y-S8, care Age-He raid.
LUNCH and cold drink stand for
also household furniture; ill health rea
son for selling. Call Main 6327.
Basing— Clmim _l
GET into business for yourself. Our new
list of ‘T50 Business Opportunities’'
mailed y*>u on request. Lightfoots’, 2
and 4 N. Pryor st., Atlanta, Ga.
Offtee Kqulpmrnt 7
CAsil REGISTERS, show cases, scales,
iron safes, ice boxes, meat slicers, chop
pers, Cr. registers, etc. Southern Store
Fixture Co., 318 N. 21st st. Main 5128.
EDUCATIONAL—9 A
BIRMINGHAM BARBER COULBGK—
2807% Id aro., N. Wanted, men and
ladles to learn the barber trade; tui
tion 921; you get half you take in
college; heir out 19c; shave lOc.^_
Alabama barber colljeqe, »i«m
4th Hk, N., nan and women taught,
tuition 334; you earn while learning;
hair cut. ISc; shave. 10c; position guar
anteed
Bnelaeee Colleges 3
WHEELER Business College, 1909 to 1929
First ave., a fully accredited commercial
school. Sessions day and night the year
round. Call, write or phone for thirty
first annual catalogue.
EMPLOYMENT—10 A
Ageata—Waateil “ 1
VVAkTED
live energetic salesman of ability. A
man who has bad experience in the
speciality line will find a position open
for him If he can qualify. Call or
write,
L. B. WING,
Oil Beaty Building,
Houston, Texas.
AGENTS making 3200 weekly; everyone
wants it; formulas for 200 home-made
beverages, book form. Send 31 for copy
and territory proposition. Buyers' Ex
port Agency. Inc., 447 Broome st., N. Y.
Help Wanted—Male i
WANTED — YOUNG MAN WITH
GOOD PERSONALITY AND NEAT
IN APPEARANCE WITH SALES
ABILITY FOR POSITION IN LO
CAL RETAIL DEPARTMENT OF
LARGE MANUFACTURING CON
CERN. THIS POSITION OFERS UN
LIMITED POSSIBILITIES TO
WHO IS WILLING TO PROVE
ABILITY. YOU MUST MEET THE
NECESSARY REQUIREMENTS TO
BE CONSIDERED ON THE ABOVE
POSITION. SEE MANAGER. INTER
AMERICAN CO., 2218 JEFFERSON
CO., BANK BLDG.
REAL, CHANCE £01 isoung clerks With
executive ability to advance to post
Ilona higher up; new business manage
ment course paves the way; gives you
just the information you must have in
order to succeed—cost accounting, ad
vertising letters, sales management,
traffic management, commercial law.
etc.; you Study at home; no loss of
time from your present work; circular
and full information on request. Inter
national Correspondence Schools, 933
Woodward Bldg. Main Witt
WANTED immediately, several first
class foundrymen and machinists
permanent positions in up-to-date
manufacturing plant located ir
south; good wages, excellent work
ing Condition*. Write fully, giving
experience and wages expected. Ad
dress O-R!, care Age-Hera’.d
work; I form setter for cement curl
work; 1 form builder for reinforced
concrete culvert work; 1 concrete
foreman, experienced on street pav
ing wbrk; 1 asphalt rollerman anc
traction engineer. Wire or write th<
West Censtructlon Co.. Chattanooga
Tenn._
tVANT^Eb—-UacklniOt 16 take charge ol
maintenance of water wheels in thtrtj
two thousand H. P. hydro electric
statlfcn. (Hd peg month. House rent
fuel lights, water and ice free. Good
location. Address Yadkin Rlvei
Power Cp„ Pee Dee, N. C.
RAILWAY MAIL CLERKS—Hundreds
wanted; Age. M-3S. Experi
ence unnecessary- Examinations every
where August n. For free particulars
writ* Raymond Terry (former govern
ment eitmlned, 133 Continental bldg.
W-yihiiigton.__
WAITED—The Tailaasee Power Co.,
Bad in. N. C-. desires the servioee of
IS goad fire brick masons; good pay
gawd living conditions; oioe year's
•ark. Address jr. H, Devereaux. ttn
pleymOht Manager, Badin. n. 0.
^ EMPLOYMENT—10A__
Help Wanted—Mule 3
WANTED—For local coal corporation,
experienced bookkeeper, young man :
preferred, however, must be fully :
qualified for a position of responsi
bility; good salary and fine line of
advancement to rtght man. See man
ager. 2218 Jefferson Co. Rank bldg
BUILDING CRAFTSMEN—Here is t.
chance to spend the summer at the
Amfc-ican lllveira. Palm Reach; I
neat at once 20 white union carpen
ters, 5 colored union brick mascns,
5 colored union plasterers; all union
scale, $6 day of 8 hours; plenty of
work: important residences on ocean
front; comfortable and cooling trade
winds sweeping In continuously from
the blue jytlantic; come at once with
tools. Cooper C. Llghtbown, Cor.
tractor. Palm Reach, Fla.
WANTED—Young Halt stenographer
who has had experience in railroad
office work; this position carries
good salary and fine opportunities.
See us at once. 2218 Jefferson Co.
Bank bldg.
WANTED—For large manufacturing
concern .an experienced supply man
who is capable of handling records
successfully; do not apply unless you
are qualified. 2218 Jefferson Co.
Bank bldg.
WANTED—A good wood turner to work
in sash factory; also a good machine
man to machine out door .and window
frames, and lay off same. Address F.
C. Turner & Co., Mobile, Ala. _
WANTED—Experienced proofreader on
commercial work; also commercial Job
printer; steady position. S. C, Toof &
Co., Memphis, Tenn._
WILL teach and employ young ladies to
manicure. Stevens, ITS&ttj 4th ave.
FOR competent help, phone Main 1124.
Help Wanted—Female 4
WANTED—Girls to pack macar^gii
Apply 400 S. 14th st.
Help—Male or Female »
WANTED—Salesmen and salesladies;
proposition; will sell quickly, and
could be handled as a side line. Com
mission or salary. State territory
preferred. References required. Ap
ply Box 453 Norfolk, Virginia.
WANTED—Man or man and wife for
mind reading and hypnotic act;
plays opera houses, independent the
atres; salary or consider partnership;
for interview, write Prof. Chrlsten
sen. Hotel Florence, Birmingham.
WANTED—Young men and women to
handle fine proposition. Address
Box 487, city.
FOUND—Bunch of keys, 11 in number,
on key ring; owner will call. Ben
Schwabacher, Bessemer. Ala.
WANTED—First-class short order cook
with good references. Apply Bessemer
Grocery Oo., 3d ave., 20th st., Bessemer,
Ala.__
Positions Wanted—Mslr U
THOROUGHLY experienced general oT
flee man, fast and accurate, good corre
spondent; at present and for four years
past employed by large corporation In
city; open for proposition; unquestion
able references from present employers
and others as to character and qualift
cations. Address Q-62, Age-Herald.
Positions Wanted—Female i
POSITION WANTED—Young lady ste
nographer with two years experience,
desires position In the city; can fur
nish A1 references. Write F-62, Age
Herald.
WANTED—Position by flrst-class stenog
rapher, four years' experience lumber.
Best references. State salary. E. G. H .
1021 North 17th street.
POSITION Wanted—Young lady sten
ographer with some experience desires
position in the city. Write tl-52, care
StlrflmcB Wanted H
SALESMEN—We want you, come with
uh Actual seepage of oil and gas in
Washington county, Georgia. Home
people are buying lots. Territory
opeij all over the slate. Real pro
ducers are reaping a harvest. Wire
us when you can come. Chas. G.
Peeker, Sales Mgr., care Santon hotel,
Sandersville, Ga., or Middle Georgia
Oil and Gas Co., Atlanta. Ga._
WANTED—Reliable salesman for city
and road to handle the most up-to
date line of advertising novelties,
pencils, calendars, etc.; no salary,
but liberal commissions paid in full
upon acceptance of order; splendid
chance for man of ability. Address
in confidence, Southern Novelty Co,,
818-819 Independent Life bldg., Nash
ville. Tenn., and personal interview
will be arranged for.
AUTOMOBILE-—Many openings for ga
rage men or chauffeurs; big pay,
travel, advancement; expert training
necessary; duality at home in spire
time; splendid opportunities for wo
men; send Cor booklet. International
Correspondence Schools, 923 Wood -
ward bldg. Phone Main 4200.
HIGH-CLASS Stock salesmen wanted
for Georgia, Alabama and Tennessee.
Address Liberty National Agency,
303-4-5 Marine Bank Building, New
Orleans, La.
WANTBD-Two salesmen that are not
satisfied with the money they are now
making; permanent position. Apply
317 Jefferson County Bank building.
Tenober* ft
THE Arne Teachers’ agency needs 500
teachers for superior positions at in
crecsad salaries. 1131 Ilealey bldg..
Atlanta. Ga.
FINANCIAL—11A
v ~ aStidia* ^^3
"WE MAKE BONDS.”
.TAMES G, ADAMS & CO. 2023 3D AV E.
Lean* Negotiated 14
REAL ESTATE LOANS
On Improved real estate in Birming
ham and larger North Alabama
towns. Prompt service. Ward, Sterne
and Company, Stocks. Bonds, Com
mercial Paper, Mortgages, 801-2-3,
Brown-Marx Building, Main 59$.
WK negotiate loans ana sell real as tat*.
Can handle desirable farm loans. Mo
Connell. Anglin. White. MSI M a**
WK negotiate mortgage loans at loa
rates and buy mortgage paper. Loon
ard Riley Co.. T25 Woodward
Money to Loan IB
NEED MONEY?
LOANS—Made on collateral and real
estate; buildings financed and loans
refinanced; Liberty Bonds and real
estate paper bought; correspondence
and personal interview invited.
COLUMBIA LOAN &
INV. CO.
2109 2d ave., Birmingham, Ala. M. 828.
STB discount naper glvsi. In the aur
chaea of automobile* and for similar
purposes, and handle attest Instal
ment notes not usually taken by
commercial banka We also lend On
Improved real estate in Slrmlhg
hREA; ■ TRUST CO.
Ml N. |8th It
ftmritlri 17
FOR 8ALE—*2000 worth of notes draw
lng 8 per cent Interest, secured by real
estate mortgage at M0 par month.
Phone Engiey 367.
Stocks sad Beads 18
LIBERTY feONDS bought for cash. W.
H. Smith, M. Ml. 403 Jeff. Bank Bldg
LIVE STOCK OFFERED—20A
MILCH COWS FOR BALE-GO high-grade
Jersey cows with young' calves; good
milkers; will trade for beef cattle; Jer
sey bull lor service. Q, W. Walden A
Sons, 2722 1st •**. Main MM
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
_ OFFERED—16A
^ Firnltar*—\rw 1
U»» K W IKK .NfciKi^S A KKST
Sbe can easily take a few extra days
rest every month in the year if you get
her a Federal Electric Washing Ma
chine. They nave time, health and
clothes, too. See one demonstrated and
you will get one for her today. Federal
Sign System (Electric), 2138 First ave.
Main 137.
M ACHINERY^FFER ED—22 A
Raglaea
1..TTUN G1NNKRS: WE CAN MARK
PROMPT DELIVERY ON ALL SIZES
OF MCNCIE Oil. ENGINES IF OR
DERS ARE PIECED PROMPTLY.
WIRE OR WRITE. MI'NCIE OIL EN
GINE CO . MUNCIK, IND,
Mbcrllnnron. X
FOR SALE
BARGAINS IN GOOD MACHINERY
One 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 plane*
and matcher.
One » in. Fay and Egan band saw.
14 in. by 24 In. and 16 in. by 36 In. Corn*,
engines.
I in. by 10. in., 9 In. by 12 in., 10 in. by 11
In. and 13 in. by 18 in. engines
50. GO and SO h. p. horizontal tubular
boilers.
25 and 40 h. p vertical hollers.
(H In. 12 In. double drug hoisting euglns
and boiler.
8 In. by 10 in., 10 in. by 15 In., 11 In. by IS
in. double drum mine hoists.
20 in. drill press
New alternating motors, 1 to 50 h. p. and
a lot of other machinery.
CHAS. J. GOEHEGAN MACHINERY OO.
15 S. 20th St., Birmingham, Ala.
MACHINERY—Ah kinds, new and old,
for sale. Atlas Machinery and Supply
Co., No. 1 8. 20th at. Main 560.
MEDICAL AND SURGERY—24A
' '^SirowSctic* 1
CHAS. ANDERS
Chiropractor
Suite 903 Title Guarantee Bldg. M. 7441.
MISCELLANEOUS WANTS!—25 A
^ Dhanentle 4
SACKS IS OUR BtTSTOBS*.
Not a side line. Ship to Birmingham
Bag Co. We pay the big price.
Merchandising 13
FOR SALE— Every suit at one-fourth oft
during my remodeling sale; Palm Beach
suits 81145; mohair suits, 814.85. Min
I.lnx, 1911 1st ave.
Miscellaneous X
\JirT7' TJTTV Second hand clothes.
WHi -DU I shoes. 2116 2d Ave
Phone 1581.
WANTED—Diamond; must be a bar
gain for cash; give size, color, price
wanted. Address N-52, care Age
Herald.___
WANTED—Buyers ?or Domestic lump
coal. In car lots; direct from mine to
consumer. Call Main 5731.
MISCELLANEOUS_ _OPjFERS--MA
Domestic _4
HEMSTITCHING attachments for all
makes of sewing machines; neeble
threaders, too. Phone M. 6388. Residence
1612 Ave. I, Box 127. city.
Ladies
Let us make washday a day of pleasure
Instead of drudgery for you. A Fed
eral eleotrtc washing machine takes
the "blue" out of "Blue Monday." See
It demonstrated at B. R. L. ft P. Co.,
or call Main 197 and we will send a
machine to your home for demonstra
tion. Federal Washing Machine
Dept., 2128 First ave.
FOR SALK—One good nusKy. single
dray; flat body. 5x9 feet, capable of
carrying 4500 pounds. Phone Main 878,
Steward-Hilty Machine company, First
ave. and Ilth at.
Miscellaneous \
ROOFING SALE
Tjist chance for cheap price on roofing.
1- ply Rubber . 11.00
2- ply Rubber . 11.0!)
1-ply Rubber . lt.8.r>
Red and Green Asphalt Slate _ 12.10
Rent Grade Red and Green Asphalt
Slate.$2.75
Paints and Hardware Factory Cost
Bankrupt Stock
Robertson Hardware Co.
2020 First Avenue
ROOFING SALE
I.ast chance for cheap price on roofing:
1- ply Rubber . $1.00
2- piy Rubber . $1.S5
3- ply Rubber . $1.1(5
Red and Green Asphalt Slate .... $2.40
Rest Grade Red and Green Asphalt
Slats.$2.75
Paints and Hardware Factory Cost
Bankrupt Stock
Robertson Hardware Co.
2020 First Avenue
MUSICAL—F7A
sad
PIANO SHOP.
Old pianos made new. 1522 3rd Ave
Phone Main 1182.
ROOMS ANp BOARD—2HA
MIsrrliaDMaa 'x
DKLIUHTFI L. large bedroom with con
necting bath also one with private bath,
with or without meals; references. Main
217$.
ROOMS OFFERED—29A
eroUbed
SOUTH HIGHLANDS—Room in private
home to gentlemen only; one block of
Five Points; references required. Main
1804.
SOUTHSIDK east of 20th st., non-house
keeping apartment, consisting of >
rooms and private bath; delightful lo
cation; board optional; references. Main
2175.
UARGE well furnished room with 4
windows, adjoining bath, 2 blocks
from Flvs Points, Phone Main 54$8.
iSO'f 16th Ave., So! iflceiy furnished
steam heated room In beautiful lower
apartment with couple to one or two
refined gentlemen, references requlr
ed. Main 2187. _
.'rtCELT furnished front room with
hoard and garage, Southslde. Private
home to two gentlemen or couple.
Price $$6 per month. Main 4909.
PARTY whose hudband travels wishes
to rent nice room on car line to re
liable man; very reasonable; modern
conveniences; also garage. Call Main
5448-J.
ROOMS FOR RENT—All conveniences;
No children; no lightbouseheeping.
721 Bo. 20th St. Main 3976.
ROOMS, one with bath, with meala 1218
S. 2Qth st. Main 7912-W,
WBLL-FURNISHKR room in private
home, near Five Points; high and
cool; modern eonvenlonces; gentle
men only. Phono Main 11Q1-J.
WIGGLY furnlehSd room with good
(ward; special rat* for girls In dormi
tory; stsam heat >22-$$4 R l*th st
FOR HUNT- Furnished rootno, modern
conveniences. Call Main 4048.
FOR-RE?JT—Furnished room to gentle
men only In modem stoam-heatsd apart
ment near Five Points car line and
Jitneys. For Information, cal] Malr.
3871-W.\
N.ci.lA furnished rooms wIIS board!
1212 3. 20th. Main 1207-J.
WKelleseses I
f6r 6BN»LkMEN 6ne large Mmt
room in tlrnt-elass private homo with
evory modern convenlanoo; referuooe re
quired. Main «K
R^LTY^FOR-RENT^lgA^ |
A part men tn—FuraUked_2
FOR RJSNT— During months ol August
and September, Rid&ely Apartment, |
consisting of two rooms and kitchen,
all furnished complete; immediate pos
session; references required. Phone
Main 4831.
laaKftlowa S
BUNGALOW PICK-UP
Seven rooms; South Highlands; mod
ern; hardwood floors up and down;
will rent for $50; yours for $4600;
only $1300 cash, balance less than
rent.
WALTER E. BARNES
1023 First National Bank bldg.
Main 1753
INGLENOOK
New, modern 6-room bungalow; high,
level lot, 100-foot front, Blue lid ave..
$3250, $750 cash, balance easy; would
take $2500 to build house; an ideal
home at a bargain. Apply to H M.
Robertson, 2026 1st ave.
Farms T
PICK-UP
Ten acres, fee simple, just outside city
limits; good smooth rich land, fine
spring; can irrigate land from
spring; pretty oak grove; fine build
ing site; walking distance car,
churches and schools; only $2400 for
quick deal: worth $4000 or more.
WALTER E. BARNES
1023 First National Bank bldg.
_ __Main 1753 _
FARM LANIXS FOR SALE—*40 acres.
200 acres or more in fine bottom land;
one-half mile from Box Springs on
Central railroad. 20 miles east of
Columbus, Georgia. Gin house, ten
ant houses; fine farm for cattle and
hogs. Will sell for 320 per acre; will
give moTe Information to parties
wishing to buy upon receipt of in
quiry. John T. Flotcher. Columbus.
Georgia.
A beautiful home and 20 acres of land
with water, electric lights, bath and
every city convenience. Joining a 1
tie town with 250 population, five
six stores, bank, hotel, churches. ■
one of the best schools in the sts
Alabama. Within one-fourth it
this town Is where this Ideal h<
This home will sell on first sight
any one looking for a home to educate
their children and make their living
farming. Price 32400, $500 cash and
3200 per year. Phone'Main 1472. 2203
Jefferson County Bank Bldg.
COUNTRY HOME
Ten acres In edge of city; rich, level
land; nice t-room residence, spring,
on pike; will sell for 37500; terms
arranged or will consider exchange
for first-class farm.
1023 First National Bank bldg.
WALTER E. BARNES
Main 1753
160 ACRES
$10 ACRE
Fee simple, Jefferson county, hanly
grafting land, running water. R-52,
care Age-Herald.
A FARM FOR SALE—Of 187 acres
good level land and 2% miles of Oden
ville with 2 five-room houses, barns,
good pasture, nice orchards. Well
watered with wells and springs, one
half mile of school and church. J. J.
Mclgtnghlln, Odenfille, Ala.
FARM FOR SALE—420-acre farm, with
5-room dwelling and improvements:
situated 14 miles north of Selma,
Ala., In l>allas county, will sell for
310 p*r.acre cash. If interested, write
W. K. Shelby, Plantersvllle, Ala.
FOR SALK .Small farm, 1SV4 acres on
East Lake and Sprlngville Road, 11
miles from Birmingham; one S-rooni
and one 4-room house; good barn, well
water; price $3,500. Terms. A. J. Good
win, Birmingham, R. F. D. No. 5.
flenses 1*
“THINKITOVER”
A 5-room, furnace-heated home;
beautiful electric fixtures;
composition roof; large lot;
fruit trees, garden, garage;
2 blocks from North Highlands
car; walking distance of city;
only $3250; terms. See
WM. F. JOHNSON
Sales Manager
Butler-Garrett R. E. & I. Co.
222 N. 21st St. Main 819 or 146.
W YLAM
Four-room house and hall: all plumb
ing and lightB; splendid location:
close to by-products and all planls
or the T. C., I. & R. R. Co.: price
$2250: two.fifths cash, balance at (20
per month with 8 per cent Interest
Write or phone A. H. Sawyer, Wy
lam. Ala. Phone IB Ensley.
FOR SALE BY OWNER—Three house,
on large lota; 200 feet deep; In heart
of Pratt Chty; half block of two street
cars; rich soil and large gardens
on rear of lots: If you are a hustler,
you can make a living raising vege
tables on these lots: I also have
three houses and lots In block of
North Birmingham car for sale, near
churches and schools. Call Monday
for particulars. Phone 1636 Mjtin.
Miscellaneous Y
NOTICE
X wish to advise my many friends
and clients that I have made a
connection with the SELMAN
REALTY COMPANY, located at 223
N. 21st st„ and we are equipped
to give you the very best service
and attention. Your business Is
or sell don't fall to call ms.
or sell don’t fall to call us.
W. J. DANIEL*
Main 8841 223 N. 21st st.
FOR SALE—Nice, unincumbered lot;
50x184 feet, in best section of Edge
wood; terms to suit buyer. Address
B-52, cere Age-Herald.
IF It's real estate talk with West Real
Estate and Ineurance Co., 340 Brown
Marx Bldg. Main 3887.
^F you want to buy or sell a home call
E. J. Burns, Jeff. Co. bldg. M. 768.
REALTY—WANTED—15A
WANTED—To rent, with privilege of buy
ing, * or 7-room bungalow or two-story
house: no children. Phone Main M04-J
MLeellaa*
NOTICE
I wish to advise my many friends
and clients that 1 have made a
connection with the 8EI.MAN
REALTY COMPANY, located at 223
N. list st., and we are equipped to
give you the very best service and
attention. Your business Is so
licited: when you want to buy or
sell don't fail to call ua.
sell don’t fall to call me.
Main 8841 223 N. 91st at.
, W. J. DANIEL
WEwWANT LAND TO SELL
INGRAM LAND CO. BIRMINGHAM
How-ea0
WANTED—An attractive furnished house
ior occupancy Octnjer 1. Family of
• three; no children. Must be absolutely
first class. Satisfactory references glad,
ly furnished. Telephone Main 1808.
WANTED—To buy, a home in West End,
Avondale, Woodlawn or East Lake; will
ir.ako repairs if necessary; give loca
tion and price. S-62, oare Age-Herald.
HOUSE Wanted to rent by responsible
party, a bungalow or house of 6 to 7
roams will take possession any time up
(o October 1. Address Postoffice Boa
REALTY—FOR SALE—14A
WANTED TO KENT—Six or 7-room
house; Southstde or Norwood pre
ferred; would like to get possession
Sept. 1, or Oct. 1; can give refer
ences. Phone Main 5272 or 3194-J.
D. Cortes, with Wilson & Co.
LEGALL NOTICES _
I^egnl AdTfrtK«Bifnt.
Notice is hereby given that the un
dersigned will sell at public outcry to
the highest cash bidder, during legal
hours of sale on August 7, 1919, hefora
the Third avenue door of the Jsffer
son county, Alabama, courthouse. m
certificate of stock of the Twin Tre#
Lumber company, an Alabama corpora
tion now doing business at Waycross*
Ga~, being No. 90 for 60 shares, pledged
to secure an indebtedness now past dua,
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF BIR«
MINGHAM, ALA.
By THOMAS BOWRON. Cashier.
Legal Notice,
In the superior court of Chatham coun
ty. Georgia. March term, 1919, L A.
Solomons, as executor, etc., et al., vs.
Importing and Exporting company of
Georgia—Receivership.
To the stockholders and all persons
having claims of any kind or char
acter against the Importing and Ex
porting Company of Georgia.
Under and by virtue of an order of
the superior court of Chatham county,
Georgia, of date May 19, 1919, you and
each of you having claims of any kind
or character against the Importing and
Exporting Company of Georgia, as
stockholders, creditors or otherwise,
are hereby required, personally or by
attorney, to intervene in the superior
court of Chatham county, Georgia, and
set up what claim, if any, you have to
participate in the distribution of the
•\8sests of the Importing and Exporting
Company of Georgia, and especially In
the recovery made by the receivers of
said corporation against the govern
ment of the United States. Said inter
vention must be filed in the office of
the clerk of the superior court of Chat
ham county, Georgia, on or before No
mber 1, 1919, and a copy thereof
! upon Evan B. Beach as receiver
-*rporation. In default of such
by the date aforesaid, you
•mi will be thereafter
•1 f ning or establishing
^eter W. Mel
drim. 26th day
of May,
Clerk Superior . i r .
Georgia.
(Seal of Court.)
Osborne, Lawrence & Ab.
Attorneys for Evan B. Beat
Receiver, Savannah, Ga.
Notice to Contractors
Sealed proposals will be received by
the undersigned unOl three o’clock p.
m., Tuesday August 5th, 1919, for cer
tain grading, combined curb and gutter,
sidewalk and sheet asphalt paving, un
der Improvement Ordinance No. 1-D.
Sp tflcations may be obtained and
p examined at this office. The
reserved to reject any or all
JULIAN KENDRICK.
City Engineer.
31st, Aug. 1st, 2nd and
4 th.
Drs.
DOZIER
’{-gagg ^ ASD
UOZIER
«Specialists
Ntrtuit^ uiiiuui SKIn. I elvlc and
Chromic Uleeaaes
Our Medical Institute was establish
ed In Birmingham over .'5 years ago
and la one of the , be*‘ KfiulPCod
medical institutions in Alabama. W#
make no ch&rgo for consultation aad
examination.
Office 2020V2 lot Ave,
Can be made
to grow Long;
EXELENTO HIZ151
Don’t be fooled by using toms fake prepara
tion which claims to straighten Kinky Hair.
You have to have hair before it can be straight
cried. Eiklknto foeda the scalp aco roots,
cleans dandruff and stops falling hair at once,
11 makes harsh, stubborn, nappy hair as ft.
long and silky.
Pries 2Sc by mail on receipt of stamps or coin.
AGENTS WANTED EVENYWMEM
Bnere U a ftelore
Herulin Fumade
Hair Dressing,
which baa tbs af
fect of straight
ening oot kinky,
snarly, early er
nutty hair, mak
ing all year hair
soft, flaky, silky,
glossy, aa yon
can easily handle It and nab er brash
it any stylo.
HEROLIN
la pleasaatly porfontbd. It isstis shoot
hair-grow-long aad beautlfat to behold.
It is saperlor to say ether. It steps
Itching scalp, dandruff aad falling hair
*«£ 25 CENTS SL
EuoLcr turn. co. mini. oa.
Agents wnnted—Writs for terms.
The Vermont fish and game commis
sioner has established aa open mono
around the commercial orchard lands
of Frank H. Brasor and Mias Dorothea
Brasor In the town of Marlboro, where
wild deer may be hunted or taken at
any time.
Tor 50 years the famous diamond mines
at Kimberly have yielded an average
return of mors than 120.000,000 a year.
r
HEIl
LUMfce
1 Ave. E, From 16th ^ >
KOLA K
We do de
v e 1 oping,
print ing
and enlarg
ing from
Kodak
films. Send
us your
next order.
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4th Floor Lyric Building
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