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i _ REALTY—FOR SALE—14A _
Houses •
IDEAL HOME
AVONDALE
Modern 8-room residence located at 3731
6th avenue S.f has 8 large rooms;
praically new roof; house is* in good
repair; can be used for 2 families if
desired; lot ta 55x300; a real bargain for
$4000; Can make easy terms. ~
JAS. B. DRAKE
210 N. 21st Street, , Main 8011
FOR IS ALE
We have a bargain in a residence
on S. 19th st., between 15th and
16th ave.; sits on a nice lot; con
sists of reception and living room,
dining room, kitchen, Z bedrooms
and sleeping porch; price only
155000, on terms bo suit.
W. B. LEEDY R. E. & I. CO.
112 N. 21st St.
NORWOOD
Go look at No. 1022 N. 29th st.. a
dandy 6-room bungalow on a
fine elevated lot, 50x190; fac
ing east, on paved street, has
hardwood floors; tile bath,
furnace heat, cut stone mantel
in living room; can be bought
this week for $4750; $750 cash
balance like rent. You could
not build the house for, the
price. Call Main 6353. S. B.
Reese. 227-8 First National
Bank Bldg.
OWENTON—-5-room cottage, bungalow
style, in good repair with lights, bath
and gas; reasonable price, cash payment
balance like rent. Phone during the
week to Main 2223 for further informa
tion. Owner.
BARGAIN, S. 14TH ST.
8-room residence on S. 14th st. be
tween 10th and 11th aves. It would
cost at least $5000 to build house
today. We will sacrifice for only
$3750 and arrange terms.
W. B. LEEDY R. E. & I. CO.
112 N. 21st St.
NORTH HIGHLANDS
BARGAIN
Modern. 7-room residence, corner lot 50x
140 feet, one block from Norwood car
line; has four bedrooms, 2 baths, fur
nace and grate heat; can sell font less
than cost to build the house; possession
October 1; price $5250; terms, $1500 cash,
balance 1 and 2 years.
ENSLEN R. & INS. CO.
827 Jeff. Bank Bldg. Phone M. 4174.
WEST END BARGAINS
Cotton Ave.—Choice 6-room, 2-story resi
dence, modern in all respects, except
furnace, in fine condition, on large lot,
one block from car line, choice neigh
borhood; near churches and school; pos
session October 1; a bargain for $3000,
terms, $1000 cash, balance to suit buyer
Cotton Are.—Choice 6-room bungalow,
furnace, grates and all modem conven
iences; near car line, school and
churches; this is one of best homes in
, West End; possession October 1. 'Price
$4200; terms $750 cash, balance
monthly. v **
ENSLEN R. & INS. CO.
827 Jeff. Bank Bldg. Phone M. 4174._
BUNGALOW FOR $4750
SOUTH HIGHLANDS
TERMS $500 CASH
ON AN ELEVATED CORNER f/)T
WITH A PINE VIEW OP THE CtTT
AND ONLY TWO BLOCKS PROM
THE CAR LINE. HAS SIX ROOMS
AND PATH CONVENIENTLY AR
RANGED; OAK FLOORS: TILE
BATH; LARGE BASEMENT: GOOD
FURNACE. WILL REPAINT THE
HOUSE THEN IT WILL BE TN AB
SOLUTELY FIRST CLASS CONDI
TION. • '
GEO. 0. MABRY
FRANK B. CLARK
ttft and 207 Earley Bldg. Phone Main 2572.
EAST OF 20TH STREET
ONE BIA>CK OF CAR LINE
SOUTH HIGHLANDS
$5750
ACT QUICK!
Seven room house. .
Faces west.
Good location.
A big- bargain.
CAN MOVE IN NOW
$2000 CASH.
Balance Terms.
SEE
POPE R. E. & INS. CO.
213 N. 21^t Street. Thone 13).
WOODLAWN HOME
$5250
Listen! 9-room modern, steam
heated home; on beautiful corner
lot, 50x190; choice residence section
of Woodlawn; close to 2 car lines;
possession now; can make terms
to suit. See me at once.
0. P. HUTCHESON
SALES MANAGER
REID-FORD LAND CO.
Steiner Bank Bldg. Main 6174.
NORWOOD
I NEW 7-room, 2-story home; modem In
all respects. This is north of 12th ave
nue on paved street and avenue, and
the price Is only S5.S00; $750 cash. Let
me show this today.
MR. CARPENTER
with
i BETHEA R. E .& INS .CO.
f 2027 3rd Avenue; Phone Main 116,
Residence Phone Main 71S2-W.
SOUTH 29TH STREET
' JUST OFF HIGHLAND AVENUE
Facing east on full-sized lot we
have an S-rocm, modem residence
for sale at a bargain. Hardwooc
floors throughout; garage on lot,
living room, dining tfoom, breakfast
room, kitchen, 3 bedrooms and
large inclosed sleeping poroh. One
bath and two toilets. Price, $8500, on
terms to suit.
JV. B. LEEDY R. E. & I. Ci>
112 N. 21st St.
SOUTH HIGHLANDS
NEAR LAE'T^’^'V SCHOOL
$6750
BEAUTIFUL 2-story, S-room house; tile ;
porch, tile, bath, hardwood Hoof'
throughout; dandy sleeping porch, bir :
lot. V buv a p-ood one.
0. P .HUTCHESON
,SALES MANAGER
REID-FORD LAND CO. ’
Main 6174. Steiner Bank Bids.
J.
_REALTY~-F0R SALE-— 14A_
Honnen 9
REAL BARGAIN
SOUTH HIGHLANDS
HERE is a modem and pratica.ily new j
2-story house on a pretty comer lot in j
a splendid neighborhood and surround- !
ed by high class homes. Has living
room, dining room, den, butler’s pan
try, kitcbep, three bedrooms and bath;
oak floors, beautifully finished wood
work, tile bath, good basement and
furnace. A real bargain at $6000. Terms
$Kj00 cash.
GEO. 0. MABRY
FRANK B. CLARK
snr, and 307 Farley Bldg. Phone Maine 2572
SOUTH HIGHLANDS
NO. 1207 MONTGOMERY STREET
Modern, 7-room home; on nice lot
and a dandy garage; don’t fail to
see this; terms to suit Tou.
0. P. HUTCHESON
SALES MANAGER
REID-FORD LAND CO.
Main 6174. Steiner Ban'*-t!ldg.
HOME INVESTMENT
If you’re looking for a modern
home in the best and most con
venient location on South High
lands. we have it, and with it goes
the best investment in city; live
in your own home, with $600 in
come per year; hardwood floors
throughout, screened porches,
beautiful interior decorations;
modern in every respect; over
looks 12 miles of beautiful val
ley; lot 6$xl86. Phone- and let me
show you this beautiful place.
Main 6353. Price only $8750.
S. B. REECE
227-8 First National Bank bldg.
ROOM TO LIVE
On this lot, 310x140; southern exposure,
seven large rooms in the house, which
is newly painted and in good repair;
best buy in the Fountain Heights dis
trict at reasonable terms.
LYNN BARBER
ESTES R. E. & INS. CO.
314 Woodward Bldg. ^ Main 955.
WEST END PICK-UP
BN A VERY desirable portion of this
locality; nicely papered; with sbuthem
exposure. Price $2500. Terms.
SHERROD AND HALE
2121% First Ave., Main 8693.
South Highlands Bungalow
New 6-room bungalow; must be
sold at once; owner needs some
money; can be handled on small
cash payment; has hardw’ood floors,
birch doors; composition fireproof
roof; pretty stone mantel and elec
tric fixtures; splendid furnace;
large dry basement; nice l>#vel back
yard; alley in rear; house faces
south;- % block from car line; you
can buy this place at a sacrifice,
call Roland Lide at once if you
want a bargain.
LIDE LAND CO. (Inc.)
M. 109. 1914-15 Jeff. Co. Bank Bids
OWENTON
Nice home on South Ensley car
line; has 8 rooms and bath; a nice
lot; facing south; house is iib fine
condition and modern except fur
nace; and a well-built home; own
er lives out of the city and must
sell at once. Call to see this home.
JAMES A .WOOD
Sales Manager.
KENDRICK-HOUSE AL READ ES
TATE AND INSURANCE CO.
M. 6747. 221 N. 21st St.
S. HIGHLANDS
NO. SOD WOODLAND AVE. I
Has 8-room house on front of lot
and 4-room negro house on rear;
close—to car line; a pick-up at
$4250; terms.
0. P. HUTCHESON
SALES MANAGER
REID-FORD LAND CO
Main 6174. Steiner Bank Bldg.
NORWOOD
This beau^ful home on a fine lot 60
xl90 feet; north of 12th avenue; has !
sleeping porch, 4 bed rooms, tile
bath, 2 stairways, large living room,
dining room, sun parlor, breakfast
room, butler’s paritry, kitchen, back
porch, fine furnace room; this house
is well built in every respect, has a
garage and two servant’s roorfis on
rear of lot, fine fruit trees. This
home is offered for $8,800 on terms.
Call me at once.
JAMES A. WOOD
SALES MANAGER
KENDRICK HOUSEAL ft. E. & iff. CO.
Main 6747. 221 N. 21st St.
RESIDENCE,
ELM STREET
8-room, modern house for sale at
a bargain; located on lot 60x186;
possession given October 1; price
only $6500, on terms to suit.
W. B. LEEDY R. E. & I. CO.
112 N. 21st St.
Woodlawn Highlands
Who wants a dandy home in Wood
lawn Highlands? This one will please
you; has six rooms, hardwood floors;
beam ceilings, beveled plate glass doors
in bed rooms. Yes, it's a little beauty,
and practically new. Owner will sell
at $5,250 on easy terms. Call John U.
May. with
JEMISON R. E. & INS. CO.
121 North 20th St.. Main 52*).
MODERN home; well located; South
Highlands; only $5000; terms reaeon- i
able. E. J. Bums & Oo.. 724 Jefferson
County" Bank Bldg.. Main 766.
PAY NO MORE RENT
Let your (25 a month buy this comfort
able 5-room home in Woodlawn; big lot
for garden and chickens, $400 cash, $26
monthly. It is a bargain, too, at $2250.
LYNN BARBER
ESTES R. E. & INS. CO.
314 Woodward Bldg. Main 955.
NORWOOD
rooms and sleeping porch; largo
■nace heat, hardwood floors, two
rooms. % block from car line,
ed street: price $8000.
E LAND CO. (Inc.)
1914-15 Jeff, Co. Bk. Bldg.
BARGAIN
TH HIGHLAND HOME
’modern. 7-room home and
r Pot»h; facing east on lot 170
>p; nice and level; on tftautiful
'-*5750; terms, *1000 cash.
f»«.
, Eleventh avenue; a beautiful
; two-story; 4 bed rooms;
il lot; possession now; price
. Spurgeon A Co., 217 N. 21st
' >one 24.
IOME FOR SALE
ho wishes to leave the dt
11 his home, 8332 5th ave
Highlands). See owner a
r«t National Bank bids.
!
REAj^Y^FaRSAL^14A
Hou»»<_ 0
SOUTH SIDE—in Country Club district, a
nice home, brick construction, 2-story, i
on best paved street, good neighbors, I
modem in ePery respect and practically ]
new; 7 years old; 4 bedrooms., price
$18,000. S. P. Spurgeon & Co., 217 N. 21st |
St.. Phone 24.
Miscellaneous X
NOTICE
I wish to advise my many friend*
and clients that I have made a
connection with the SELMAN
REALTY COMPANY, located at 22S
N. 21st st., and we are equipped to
j give you the very best service and
Attention. Your business is so
licited; when you want to buy or
seh don’t fail to call me.
W. J. DANIEL
Main 8841 221 N. 21st at.
DON’T MISS THIS
A FINE INVESTMENT
AND A GREAT BARGAIN
Seventy fine lots In city, close in. near
schools and churches and Industries;
I am offering these lots at a price
that will pay you too per cent If
handled by a live agent.
T. S. SMITH
Office Phone 2020. Residence 2202.
IF you want to buy or sell a home call
E. j. Burns, Jeff. Co. bldg. M. 766.
IF it’s real estate talk writh West Real
Estate and Insurance Co., 340 Brown
Marx Bldg. Main 3837.
7-room house and three lots for sale for
$3500; near 79th st. and Walker ave.
PtK>ne Woodiawn 1132-.T.
FOR SALE—Choice corner, lot 12, ad
joining lot 13, 50x150. block 15, South
Highlands; bargain. Box 85, Ashland,
Ala
Apartment Houses 3
WANTED—To rent 3-room furnished
apartment or furnished rooms for
light housekeeping. Call W. E.
Douglas, room 344. Tutwiler.
Business Property 4
WAREHOUSE. WITH OR
WITHOUT OFFICE; FLOOR
SPACE 4000 OR 5000 SQUARE
FEET; STRONG FLOORING
FOR STORING HARDWARE;
WRITE OR PHONE
ROBERT IGLANER.
HOTEL TUTWILER
Bungalows 5
WANTED to rent, small bungalow, 5 to
7 rooms; furnace heat, rent up to $50;
on south side east of 20th street. Ad
dress M-51, Age-Herald.
WANTED—To rent by a responsible
person a bungalow or house of bIx
or seven rooms; will take possession
any time up to October 1. Address
Pogtoffice Box S3.
Farms 7
WANTED—To rent or lease about two
horse farm, near Birmingham; satis
factory erference. Address Mr. Tay
lor, R. F. D. 5. Birmingham, Ala
Houses 9
HOUSES WANTED
We want more houses to sell. We
have customers who desire good lo
cations in houses of 6, 7, S and 10
noom houses: List yours with us.
We can turn it over.
W. B. LEEDY R. E. & I. CO.,
112 N. 21st St.
WANTED—An attractive furnished house j
for occupancy October 1. Family of
three: no children. Must be absolutely
first class. Satisfactory references glad
ly furnished. Telephone Main 1908.
WANTED—To buy, a home in West End,
Avondale, Woodlawn or East Lake; will
make repairs if necessary; give loca
tion and price. S-52, care Age-Herald.
HOUSE#Wanted to rent by responsible
party, a bungalow or house of 6 to 7
rooms will takee possession any time up
to October 1. Address Postoffice Box
83.
WANT to buy 5 or 6-room cottage or
bungalow on Northside, or North
Highlands. B. G. Ridgeway, 1824 10th
Ave., N.
Miscellaneous X
NOTICE
I wish to advise my many friends
and clients that X 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 so
licited: when you want to buy or
sell don't fail to call us,
sell don’t fall to call me.
W. J. DANIEL
Main 8841 223 N. 21st >1.
WE WANT LAN!' TO SELL
INGRAM LAND CO BIRMINGHAM
PLUMBING
A Square Deal to All
L..S. GAILLARD
REGISTERED PLUMBER
819 N. 17th St Phone M. 6264
Money to Loan
Easy Monthly Payments
If you own a desirable lqt and have
It paid for. see ns about money to
build a borne.
If You Have a Mortgage
maturing, we have the money to
help you refinance It
♦Come and See Us
JeffersonCounty
Building & Loan
Association
113 N. 21st st
F. M. Jackson, Pres.
Chappell Cory, Gen. Mgr.
No Loans Outside of Jefferson
County
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Over Private Wi
Over W. I. Fhelts & Co.’
New Orleans, August G.—A
show of strength was made bj
day following wide declines i
trading. In the light of it tb
elusion to be drawn is that
is well liquidated of its long
the result of the decline o
pound which it recently has
has the beginnings of a si
The tone was steadier today
of the session and the m;
had strength of its own.
Following the weekly proj*
ing increased, coming part,
who wanted their profits ar<.
bullish traders who thougl
had gone far enough. Th
recovered and replaced by
of 45 to 55 points, October r ' i / .
tfom the bottom. The cr< . >-*
t<y> be considered favorat y
showed, outside of Georg h ts
distinctly .bad, lmprovemt... ... ns
unusual during the month of August. It
will require further selling for short ac
count or unfavorable news from some
direction or other to keep the decline go
ing.
Last prices were the highest of the
day, showing a net gain of 133 points
from the bottom for October. Closing
prices were 67 to 72 points up net.—Shep
ard & Gluck.
R. D. Burger’s Letter
New Orleans, August 6.—The market
continues to rule erratic and unsettling,
displaying no decided tendency for the
present, fluctuating widely as result of
one development, favorable and unfavor
able, following another.
So far as the large surplus carried over
into this season, 6.824,000 bales against
4.422.000 last year, is concerned, this fea
ture seems to have been discounted, as
it is realized that as large as is the sur
plus of raw cotton, the deficit in cot
ton goods throughout the world is even
greater compared with the normal.
Furthermore the trade appreciates the
fact that the south is in a better posi
tion to carry its' portion of the surplus
3.574.000 bales against 2,184,000 one year ago,
than it was at this time last year, be
cause of the higher prices obtained for
the staple the past season, which were
the highest since the closing days of the
Civil war.
Not only is the world bare of cotton
goods, but American as well as European
mills, hold light stocks of the raw ma
terial..
There is the possibility, if not probabil
ity, of a hot wave scare in the south
west. Rain is badly needed in Oklahoma,
drouth serious east portion also in Ar
kansas, where in some districts there
has been no rain in five weeks, and more
moisture is wanted in Tennessee.—H. and
B. Beer.
Orer Stewart & Co.’ Wire
With middling cotton quoted at 31.75c 1
New Orleans, *«pot buyers could secu
but 75 bales today. With quotations
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r
ove 34.50c previous offerings were in
e neighborhood of 3000 hales daily, which
are taken and with interior spot mar
?ts advanced from 25 to 75 points to
av buyers found none offered; Dallas,
lemphis and Houston reporting a total
f 35 bales bought.
The market opened 30 to 60 bales lower
n sympathy with the break in Diver
pool, and October sold as low as 30.75c:
December 30.86c, and then advanced to
32.10c for October and 32c for December,
at which figure they closed. This is the
story of opportunity offered.
The weekly government report was not
as bearish as was expected and reports
from some sections of Texas today were
to the effect that a half crop would be
Ised in those sections. The technical
Mon of the market is still bullish, as
s actual cotton facts.
orket closed at a net advance of
* nts, very steady in tone.—S. R
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disappoir '
and the so * * •: •
of hedge sell,
freely, without r ;
Buyers on the c
what more aggressi\
feeling out the extent
tereert, with a view to as
er there wore enough ol
drive worth while. Man
trade are bullish at he
quickly take on some
encouragement. News
bor situation was cor
able, as leaders of t
that no strike wa’
months any way.
In the course < a
opportunity for
change had r •
& Co.’s Letter
f 6.—The market while
•regular showed a
? the later trad
rly sellers were
•>f stop ord | *i
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I presently sup
iling hedges, but
that source have
>. scale. Wall street
use with western con
ed to have gone short
considerable extent of
estrure from spots, a*td
! a further recovery of
■j is probable. Exports
>day.—Post & Flagg.
LOCAL MARKETS
c a drop yesterday, hens
while fryers went to the
10-cent. drop. There is a hip
id, with demand lighter than
nt up l%c on the pound to
hold at 47fefi0c.
now cheaper than meat at
le.
;3 were as follows: /
Poultry
Roosiei^—15c
Turkeys—Live, 35c.
Ducks—80^* 32c. *
F r y e r s—35<& '38c.
Hens—28c. +
Fresh Eggs—47<?z*>Oc.
Butter
Creamery—uSV4c.
Fish
Spanish Mackerel—3002114c.
Pcmpano—3ba
Salt Water Trout—20@22c.
Mixed Fish—12c.
Gray Snapper—Headless and drawn, 14o.
Red Snapper—Headless and drawn, 200
21c.
Fresh Water Perch—1214c.
Grouper—1314014c.
Shrimp—1101214c.
Meats
D. & Clear Bellies—33140.
D. S. Rib Bellies—22.40c.
Pure Lard—3714c.
Choice Lressed lieef—Top, 18073c; me
dium, 20@21c.
Hams—Regular, 23®3Sc; skinned. 35038c,
Picnic Hams—2814a
Bacon—Best, 4814c; lower grade, 37®»a
Pork Loins—34c.
Live Stock
(Union Stock Yards.)
Fed Steers:
ATI
Users o
We fur V
all purj .se
sistent w
stock of'
lap baj;.
purcha es.
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arlap Bags
and second-hand bags for
'-'t he very lowest prices con
laality. We also carry a large
• on sail Twine for sewing bur
*“n save you money on your
Y o i Buy, Get Our Prices
WERTHE1MSR BAG CO.
Riming am, Ala.
^2408 Third Ave. Phone Main 2994
J
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Good to Choice—$11@12.
Medium to Good—JBKJpll.
Common to Medium—$7©9.
Grass cattle, according to weight, qual
ity ana flesh:
Steers—$9© U.
Fat Cows—$7(09.
Medium Cows—fti&T.
Cutters—$6(06.50.
Ca n n er s—$ 4.50©6.50.
Heavy Bulla—$7.6b@*.50.
Light Bulls—$6<fc§7.
Oxen—$4.50<&8.
Fat Yearling*—$7$6.
Medium Yearlings—
Voalers—$8©>12.
Hogs: „
Choice Corn Fed Hogs, 165 and up. <19
©20.
Choice Com Fed Hogs, 135 to ie6—117®18.
Choice Com Fed Hogs, 90 to 1®—$15©>17.
Light Pigs, 90 pounds down—|13©fl5.
Best Heavy Rough Hogs—$ltt©17.
Half Fat Rough Hogs—$13016.
Soft and oily hogs from #lc to 9c per
pound less than above prices.
Produce
Sweet Potatoes—$4 per hamper.
Lemons—$8.00(28.50.
Teanuts—ll©12o.
Cabbage—Alabama. $5 crate.
Irish Potatoes—$3.50 per curt
New Iriali Potatoes—5<g9c lb.
'ntorr- IV]
j Beans—$2 hamper.
! Pineapples—jrn crate.
Pea cb es—$2.50©3.50.
Meal and Feedstuff
Mixed Jlorse—$70.
| Old Style Huile-*17.
j Velvet Bean Meal—$46.
' Corn—$2.30.
| Corn Chops—$4.25.
No. 2 White Oats—98c per busheL
Shorts—$5?.
| Bran—$48.
C. S. Meal, 7 per cent—$66.
Peanut Meal—$66.
Hen Feed—$1.10 per 100-lb. sack.
Economy Dairy Feed—$62.
Choice Pea Green Alfalfa—$45.
Wheat Straiy—$18.
Timothy—$47. ,
Hides and Tallow
No. 1 green salt hides, 44©45c.
No. 2 green salt hides, 42<@>43c.
No. 1 green hides, 38040c.
No. 2 green hides, 36038c.
No. 1 dry flint hides, 49060c.
No. 2 dry flint hides, 47048c.
No. 1 dry salt hides, 46047c.
No. 2 dry salt hides, 45046c.
Sheep skins, 50c©$l.
Horse hides, $S#10.
Colt skins, 75c<&$1.00.
How skins. 50®76c.
Tallow', 13@15c.
Wool—Clear washed, 6O<07Oc; clear
grease, 50@65c; burry wool, 25@35c. Gin
seng, wild, $10013.
Cotton
Strict middling . 34!i
Strict low middling . 33%
Middling .%. 29%
Good middling . 34%
liOCAL SECURITIES
96
96
(MARX A CO.)
ALABAMA STATE BONDS.
Sate. Bid. Asked.
Ala. Renew “C”. 3% 83 86
Ala. Refund (1956) ... 4 95 97
Ala. Renewal 4s (1920) 4 97 99
JEF7ERSON COUNTY BONDS
Rate. Bid.- *Asked
Courthouse . 6
Courthouse and Jail 6
Roads, 1st series ... 6
Roads. 2d series .... 5
Roads. 3d series ... 6
Aanitary Sewer. 4% A3
Hospital. 4% 93
•94.76 basis.
BANKS AND TRUST COMPANIES
Rate. Bid. Asked.
Amer. T. & Sav. Bank o 125 140
B’ham Trust & Sav... 10 250 265
Traders National Bank 9 130 110
First National Bank.. . 235 245
. street railways.
/ Rate. Bid. Asked
Amer. Cities (coupon). „
B'ham R.. L A P. <bds)4%
B'ham R. A L. P. (bds) 6
B'ham R. & E. (bds).. 6
Ga. R. & E. (bds)_5
Knoxville R. A L. (bds) 5
Little R. R. & E. (bds) 5
Memphis St. Ry. (bds) 5
Mobile L. A R. R. (bda) 5
Nash. R. & L. (bds) .... 5
COAlv IRON AND RAILROAD BONDI
Rate. Bid. Asked
Ala. Co. (bonds) . j
Ala. Great So. ord.... 7
Ala Great So. pfd... 7
Ala. S. & S. Bldg, (bds) (
Bess. C., I. A L..
Bess. C. L A. L. •
L H. A St. L., com.
U. H. A St. L.. pfd... ..
Pratt Con. C. Co.6
S- A. L, AtlanttAB'ham
division . 4
Blossl. A ?. Co. 1st mtg ff
T. C. I. gen. mtg_ 6
T. C. I. Cahaba Dlv... 6
Woodward I. Co. (bda) 5
MISCELLANEOUS.
Rate. Bid. Aaked
91
85
92
85
90
80
41
50
102
60
101
6
22
70
98
97
18 1
83
77
26
102
90
94
71
90
92
86
46
63
107
65
103
27*
7*
101
98
105
86
The pearl is the only gem that does
not require the lapidary'a art to bring
nut its beauty.
SELMA
Selma, August 6.—(Special.)—Mrs. C. W,
Hall, wife of Councilman Hall, of the 5th
ward, was accidentally shot by her six
year-old son, Calvin, as she sat at the
breakfast table at her home on Maxey
street about 8:00 o'clock this morning.
Her arm and left breast were badly lac
erated by tho discharge of the shot gun.
She was carried immediately to the hos
pital where her wounds were considered,
severe, but hope la held out for her re
covery.
The accident resulted from a child
ish prank, when the little son of Mr,
and Mrs. JIall saw the gun, which had!
just %een cleaned and loaded by Mr.
Hall leaning against the • front door
where Mr. Hall had placed it when call
ed to speak to a neighbor at the front
gate. Picking up the gun the boy ran
into the dining room where his mother
sat at the breafast table, and within a
few moments Mr. Hall and Percy Smith
who stood talking at the front gate,
heard the shot and rushed in to find Mrs.
Hall badly wounded.
Presid* f Wilson, Premier LJoyd
mier Clemenceau, accom
King of Belgium and
;,1 give Selma and the
'ce over” Friday,
V- , city, in the
\v s they were
,ru r)- d > White
House la fleers
will come o
the most unique i.* '
I come off August U- rl
every section of the co
auction, and they will bt,
of Jesse Hearin and A. R. . '
members of the Rooster committee.
There are more motor cars on the
streets of Calcutta than any other kind
of vehicle. The number of privately
owned cars is said to be about 4000,
and there are approximately 500 taxi
cabs. While this number of automo
biles seems very small for a city of
1,000.000, the novelty of automobile*
and the purchasing power of the peo
ple must be taken into account. It is
thought that American cars will soon
predominate on the streets of Tndin,
and it Is interesting to note that all
the motor cars imported into the city
of Calcutta since tho signing of the
armistice and the removal of the im
port embargo have been of American
manufacture.
The wettest place distinction, so long
held by* Cherrapunji in Assam, seerns
to have passed to Naialeale. in the Is
land of Kauai, Hawaii. This spot is*
seldom free from rain clouds, and Prof.
D. H. Campbell of Stanford university
finds that the rainfall of 1912 to 1916,
inclusive, averaged. 53 8 inches yearly,
the amount one on occasion haying1
been 30 inches a day for five days.
The yearly average for the world Is
variously estimated at 30 to 00 inches.
The Oherrappnji average for 40 years
has been 426 inches, though the 1361
report was 905 inches.
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