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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-07-30

experience of those who have come from
the North to dwell here is that their Vi
tally is unimpaired, If not increased. At
any rate they are preserved from severe
strains upon their powers of resistance.
Cold spells are of short duration and in
midsummer sultry nights are few. This
month, when heat waves have been STAY
ing victims in the North and West, cool
ing breezes have, prevailed in the Bir-
mingham district. and the nights have
permitted full enjoyment of the luxury
of sleep.
MOSQUITO WILL NOT THRIVE.
And sleep brings us to the mosquito
he seldom comes to us, The pestiferous
insect does not thrive in this district He
arrives occasionally. but his stay is very
brief. It is confined to localities which
could be rendered forever inhospitable to
him by a little drainage work. Mosquito
bars are not a necessity here. Merchants
keep them in stock more as a concession
to patrons who have come from less fav
ored localities than on account of a legit-
innate demand.
AS A SUMMER RESORT.
AS a matter of fact, Birmingham has
more claims to considerations as a health
resort than many places which are ex-
tensively advertised as such. Certainly
life on the North and South Highlands Is
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A Delightful Residential Com
munity in the Most Equable
Climate of the South.
BIR MINGHAM REALTY Co.,
2118 FIRST AVENUE.

more pleasant than it can be in the
crowded hotels and stuffy cottages of
such resorts. Some of the people who
live in the beautiful homes on our hills
do go away for the summer. but they
are following custom rather than inci-
nation or necessity. They are probably
thinking ruefully today of the pleasant
habitations which they left behind them.
THE CARDINAL FACT
1t was not the purpose of this article
to be dscursive, however, and we has
ten back to the cardinal fact at the start
ing point, and that is the climate of Bir-
mingham and the Birmingham district
Will have much to do with deciding the
location of industries. The reasons hive
been Indicated and. need not be reiter-
ated. Climatic conditions will also be
POWERFUL influence in promoting the
growth of population as a whole. No
matter how rich the opportunities in in
dustry, commerce and other lines of en-
deavor, people are 10th to make their
homes in city where life is not pleas
ant. Life Is pleasant in Birmingham,
and those who come here will stay and
induce others to follow.
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Norwood
1.-The Placid Place"

things ARE equal 1t will turn the scale.
In the matter of climate, few sections
of the country can compare with that
portion of Alabama which comprises the
Birmingham district. Altitude is suffi-
Gent to insure pure air, and yet 1t is not
so high as to reach into rarefied atmos-
phere which overworks the lungs and
the heart. The range of temperature is
comparatively restricted. There are not
the extremes of heat and cold which
must be endured in Northern ATTITUDES,
and the enervating quality of more
Southern climate Is lacking. In this dis
trict weather conditions are not dis
turbing factor in the continuous opera
ton of the industries. Their effect is so
small that 1t need not be taken into ac-
count. As pertinent illustration, take
building In the North 1t ceases with the
advent of cold weather. Here, it may go
on all the year round.
ROMOTES VITALITY.
People of the higher ATTITUDES some
times hesitate to come to the South for
fear that the climate will rob them of
energy. This is a fallacy as far as the
Birmingham district is concerned. The
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DoGs-The Moses Kennels will have a
fine display and sale of young dogs OPP
posite entrance to East Lake park conn.,
mencing Monday; see them. 7-29-t
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s2100-Elegant Groom residence, Wood
lawn; fronts car line. B. +. Eborn.
SMALL farm near Birmingham for sale.
Also a number of small houses on easy
monthly payments. j. p. Long, Copeland
station East Birmingham. Both phones
522. 7-30-4 At
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AGENTS WANTED.


AGENTS WANTED-Can use several
bright, good hnstlers to sell direct to
consumer; big profit; quick sales; sea-
son now on; write for particulars. Nov
city Mfg. Co., Ottawa, Ill. 5-2s-tf-su
WANTED-You to call Bell phone 1872.
Gluck's d. and II. Works 1916 Srd ave.
LOCAL agents wanted to represent us
in every city, taking orders from sa-
looms. hotels and clubs for Woodland
whisky, adopted by government for
hospital purposes. Commission or sal
ary Write for prices samples, etc.
Crisler & Crigler, distillers, No. IS Pike
street, Covington, Ky. 7-16=3t-sun
Sl650-New 5-room cottage. corner lot,
Princeton; $500 cash, bal easy. B. f.
Eborn.
AGENTS-The latest thing out. the new
musical wonder, cigarphone Sample by
mail 10 cents. and our 32-page illustrated
catalogue. The w. A. Card Co.. So Fifth
street Norwich, Conn.
J. CAN sell your real estate or business
no matter where 1t is. Call or write
today. Miller 412-14 First National Bank
Bldg, Birmingham.
WANCED-100o suits to repair and alter.
Gluck's d. and H. Works, 1876 3rd ave.
WANTED-Agents everywhere, $40 made
daily selling an article without opposi-
ton; every woman buys at sight; Xxi
self-wringing combination mop and
scrub brush. Thomas, 28S Hudson St,
New York.
$500 per month and expenses selling stran-
sky's smokeless gun and blasting pow
der. Patented. General agents wanted
everywhere. ]. A. Stransky, box 500, Puk-
wana. S. d.
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LOST oidheaded ladies' parasol; has A.
Mem. engraved on It; finder will be
paid liberal reward by returning 1t to
912 First National Bank.
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MONEY TO LEND.

MONEY to loan on req estate at lowest
rate Apply Alabama T-us. and Savings
company, 2o2s srd avenue. Massey build
ing lo-2-tf
PRIVATE party desires to lend from
sloVo TO 5000 on real estate. 1881 First
National Bank Building. 7-2S-St
SSoco-Excellent 7-room modern residence.
Rents $50 month, fronts car line. F..
Eborn.
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TWO rooms for rent furnished or unfur-
nished. for light housekeeping, small
family at 1903 9Th ave 7-30-2t
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sAIFsMAN WANTED-$25OO and ex-
penses: years contract TO first-ciass
specialty salesman. who Is a result get
ter; we mean business; no time TOT
trifflers. Address Specially, care Age
Herald.
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WANTED-By young man "a years old
position as boolSkeeper stenosfapher OF
general office work. Has position
hui wishes a change. H., care of Age
Herald
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EXCLUSIN e SALE.

EXCLUSIN E SALE.
$400O-50x140, Ave. C, near 18th St, two
six-room and two three-room houses.
Rents $50 per month
s6o0o-10ox140. corner Avenue d and 18th
st. Rents $50 per month.
$700o-100x100, corner 18th ST. and Ave. E.
brick store and four six-room brick
houses. Rents $50 per month.
W. q OLIVER q CO.
Room 49, Watts building. corner 3rd ave.
and 10th street. Both phones 1852.
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wANTED-By lady, position as stenogra-
pher and office assistant. thoroughly
competent but have had only limited eN-
neriance. Moderate salary to start. AS
sistant. care Age-Herald
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NANTED-saiesman in every city and
town; big demand; big commission.
Rodes Sanitary Co., st. Louis, Mo
7-2-tf- su
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WANTED-A position by competent ana
experienced lady bookkeeper Oh WE'VE
years experience, and stenograpner u
seven years experience. Address r.,
care Age-Herald.
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WANTED-Position by ar experience
all-round blacksmith. Address r. f."
care Age-Herald. 49,
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WANTED-cieaning and pressing; pest
work and prices right Esheiinah ci GO -
ing Co. 172S 4th ave. o-So-tL
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WANTED-Salesmen of ability and neat
appearance to call on all merchants in
their territory: elegant side line conven-
lent to carry: good commission; prompt
remittance. Belmont Mfg CO., Cincln-
natl o,
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uEIP WANTEp-FEMALE.

WANTFD-A German or Swedish girl or
woman to do housework and assist
with children. Room in house will be
furnished free. References required.
Address 20 Griffin St, West Point Miss.
wANTED-Iadies to do piece work at
their homes; we furnish all materials
and pay from 81 to s12 weekly. Send
stamped envelope to Royal company, "a
e. Monroe St, Chicago.
WANTED-Iady assistant for branch Of
flee of manufacturing house. Salary SIS
weekly. Permanent position. Address
Permanent care Age-Herald.
WANTED-Competent white girl or
woman in good home for general help.
Best references required. Apply M.
Berk, 722 North 18th street.
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IA kS-One cent a word day; no
ad taken for less than rs cents LOT
first insertion. Cash must accompany
every order.
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EANTED-Position as stationary ensin-
Ger by thoroughly qualihed engineer
and machinst, competent for charge Oh
engineering plant. Apply 4O5 Jefferson
Rank building, Birmingham, Ala
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ONE CENT A WORD.

Raj ES-One cent word day; nc
ad. taken tor less than rs cents for
first insertion Cas- must accompany
every order.
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E750-Eiegant 6-room cottage, near Henley
school Bargain. b. f. Eborn.
EoI.LECToR now getting $l5 week would
like to change position and collect Tor
furniture house. Answer Collector. care
49, rIarotd 7-30-4t
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ROOMS FOR RENT.


ROOM for rent; furnished; modern and
well kept Pill 9th ave. 7-27-5t
FOR RENT-For y1O. three rooms, hall
and covered veranda; 2506 First ave.
FOR RENT-Rooms. 1GO01s 9Th ave-,
north, opposite park; furnished or I'M
furnished. Apply 1912 9Th ave. north.
7-30-3t-su- thur
TWO rooms for rent furnished or unfur-
nshed for light housekeeping, small
family at 1903 9Th ave- 7-3O-2t
FOR RENT-Either furnished or unfur-
nished, two large connecting rooms, also
small room, well ventilated, furnace
heated. all modern conveniences. South
Highlands, Nice boarding house across
street. Phone S. 7-3o4t-su
FOR RENT-To agreeable couple without
children three unfurnished rooms for
light housekeeping; front and back
stairs, private bath, furnace-heated,
electric lights. gas for cooking, fly
screens, separate call bell, telephone 66i,
half block of lakewood car. Call at S12
Georgia street. or 21slf North 10th
street.
WANTED-O Occupants for a beautiful
suite of rooms for light Housekeeping;
also single room for gentlemen or
couple. Owner will not be N house but
little until October /. Address 1913 18th
avenue, south. or Peoples phone $50.
FOR RENT-One large room suitable for
couple or two or four men: we'll ven
tilated; electric lights; hot and cold wa
ter. Call at 221S 9Th ave. or Peoples
phone 1877. 7-S0-2t
FOR RENT-Three unfurnished rooms;
Terms $40. Apply 1920 Third ave.
FOR RENT-Newly furnished and un-
| furnished rooms in new fiat; carpet.
electric lights; gas and bath. 4ls1A N. %
street.
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FOR travelling men with golden tongues
and established routes commission Dig
enough to produce heart failure. Addr ess
side Line, Box 663. Cincinnati, Q.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.


STATE manager wanted by an establish
ed Ohio corporation; good salary. office
expenses and commissions paid to men
of character and ability. References re-
ouired and given Address Manager. l0l
Ontario Bldg, Toledo, Ohio. 7-2-4t-su
CORPORATION controlling business es-
tablished 1865 desires to secure the serv-
ices of an energetic business man 10
manage branch office: investment OF
$1,000 and upwards. References regard
ing ability and integrity required; sal
airy $500 annually and commissions.
Address Box 536 Madison, WIS.
RELIABLE local manager wanted 10
control high class speciality. without
competition; money maker; only men
of character who can command small
capital to run strictly legitimate and
high-toned business. Address American
Art Reproduction Co., Pitt Bldg. Cleve-
land, Ohio.
OWNER-If you have q home or puiid-
ing lot to sell cheap, I'm in the market
city or West End preferred. Bargain
care Age-Herald.
IF You want to bYy or sell business.
call or write Miller. We have sold them
for others. why pot you. AZ First Ma
tional Bank Bldgi
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WANTED-Horses to pasture; ilne cioNer
and grasses: large stream spring wa
ter: Are shade; Elwood woven wire
fence; no barbed wire Bell phone, W.
East Lake. p. o. box 574. Birmingham.
Hase 7-15-tf.
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one CENT 4 WORD
RATES-One cent a word a day; no
ad. taken for less than 25 cents for
first insertion. Cash must accompany
every order.
PERSONAL.

REhSO1AIs
CATCHES, Diamonds and Jewelry sold
on easy payments; business transactions
confidential ]. R. Rubenstein, 1918 Sd
avenue. I-22-lm
PERsONAL-Send soc lsilver) for brand
new list of names and addresses of
beautiful young southern girls (many
wealthy wanting to marry Ours Is the
safest and most reliable matrimonial
agency in existence. Southern Cores
pondence Agency, Lynchburg Va.
7-2S-2St
MORPHINE opium. laudanum and CO.
caine habits cured permanently at
home of patient, without Inconvenience
or detention from business; have cured
hundreds. Complete treatment $40. For
full particulars write DR.. Long Co.
Box 1125 Atlanta. Ga. n-2O-tf-su
YOUNG widow. age Is. with $4,000, lady.
90 $4,000; lady 25. s15O00 blonde Is.
cash and beautiful farm. / seek honor
able husbands for these. Confidential.
Address Mrs. w, 6e7 Fulton street.
Chicago, ILL., S-2S-su-tf
MORPHINE. opium, laudanum, cocoaine
habit myself cured; will inform you
of hardness permanent home cure.
Mary Baldwin, Box 1212, Chicago.
7-2-6t-su
$500 00x15O broom dwellings, and g.
room dwelling. near Highland avenue,
South Highlands. B. f. Eborn
CHARMING lady of fine appearance and
loving disposition, worth $4,000, desires
to marry at once; no objection to poor
or working man; will assist husband
financially Immediately after marriage.
no trifers. Mrs. Morton, A. q. 96 9Th
ave., Chicago.
ARE you happy? II rot write us; largest
matrimonial club in the world. Capital
| City Club, Lansing, Mich.
| MARRY-wealth and beauty; marriars
directory Free pay when married; en-
tirely new plan; send no money. Adj
dress II. A Horton, Dept. 1903 Tekonsha
| Mich.
MARRY rich; you can do well if you will
write us, stating your age, so that we
| can submit you suitable propositions.
| Home and Comfort Toledo, Ohio
! ATTRACTIVE young widow, wealthy.
wants Immediately kind husband to take
charge of her business affairs. Address
Jesse Ferguson, III Washington, Chica-
| go.
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aRcHITEcTrIRAL DESIGNER and
draughtsman desires place with party
needing a first class man. ADDRESS
Draughtsman, care Age-Herald.
-
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For RENT

FOR SALE.
$2O50-Norwood. cor lot 60x190.
$4000-Nice home. 18th ST., bet. 18th and
18th.
$500 Elegant Norwood home.
$400o-Pretty nomc, Fountain Heights. cor.
100x196.
s4000-11th ave. cor. houses. rents $50
s5500-Large 18th ave. cor, lovely home.
s4000-T- story residence. close in. N. 18th
st.
Richmond place. home. fine lot.
$50 per foot. nice Ave. K lots, near Mont
gomery.
s7000-Handsome Ave residence. needs
to be seen to be appreciated.
s9500-Elegant Waucoma st home.
s250o-New Ave. = home bet. S0th and
31st.
MCCONNELL e CARTWRIGHT,
Phones a. go N. Twenty-flrst st
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REAL ESTATE.

--~-------------- -~>--->-s~~ ----~-~-~-~
FOR RENT.
Stores, offices and residences. city and
suburban property. If you want to move.
write me what you want and I will get
it for you Now Is the time, don't wait
until October /.
I am the only real estate agent In
Birmingham doing rental business ex-
clusiyely.
GEORGE BILBE,
Bell phone "a. 223 21st erect
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Hell? wANTED-MAIE.

WANTED-First-c combination man
who is good stenographer; position per-
manent Address q, care of Age-Herald.
7-2S-5t
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PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT strictly en-
forces the civil service law; 5O.SSO APP
pointments to life positions last year;
splendid openings for young people.
Write for the announcement of the Co
lumbar Correspondence College, WASH
ington, d. c., containing dates, salaries,
places for holding examinations and
questions recently used by the Civil
Service Commission. f-2S-4t-su
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.lO,5oo-l5ox1so; 10 4-room brick houses;
close In normal rental value over Sl0oo.
b. f. Eborn.
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WANTED-A man familiar with the
handling of speclalties to take charge
of one of the most useful articles ever
invented; just being introduced In south.
Address with stamp, c. Y, +. o. box
No Tx Montgomery, Ala.
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H2,000-Second ave. N, 2-story DITCH
Rental $1,000 b. F. Eborn.
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SALESMAN WANTED.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. salesman to travel
West Alabama and East Mississippi
Send reference. Address &C., care OF
Age Herald. I--o-It
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SITUATIONS WANTED

WANTED~A position as poolskeeper or
office assistant, by lady of years ex-
perience. Address Atlanta, care Age
Herald i-Ao-'I
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travelling salesman wanted to sell
rrocers Permanent position state
present occupation and salary expected.
Los Angeles Cider Co, st. Louis, Mo.
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LOST, sTRAYED oP STOLEN.

LOST RAYEp oE SlOLEN.
REWARD for return of shepherd pup,
half grown, strayed from 1910 Avenue [
Friday afternoon. Has city license tag
No GA. Answers to name "Shep.' 93S
First National bank building.
sTRAYED OR sToLEN--on Saturday
night, July %, a small Fox Terrier;
male pup; white body and black head
and ears; answers to name of Jap"
Reward If returned to 1927 18th ave.
south.
-Two-story Groom corner modern
residence, near 2Oth street, South High
lands. B. F. Eborn.
STRAYED OR STOLEN-A black and
white (mostly black setter bitch; re-
Gently clipped; flag left on end of tail;
scar from scald on left side near Shout
der extending down on ribs, last seen
on Avenue J. between 18th and 18th
streets, a week ago. Reward for infor-
nation or return to 1910 Avenue ] or
2016 Third avenue. I. T. Ashford.
7-sO-2t
LOST-Goldheaded ladies' parasol; has A.
Mem engraved on 1t; finder will be
paid liberal reward by returning 1t to
912 First National Bank.
MISCELLANEOUS.
SCHOOL OF PHARMACY department Of
the Birmingham Medical College; next
session opens October g. 1906 two
years course; tuition reasonable. For
catalogue or other Information write
DIR. j. C. LeGrande, No. 1921 goth ST..
Birmingham, Ala. 7-16-4t-sun
WE have a customer who has built a
larger home in Norwood than he needs.
1t Is nicely arranged. very pretty in
deed, faces east, and can be bought very
cheap and on long time. r. f. Manly
& Co.
DOGS-The Moses Kennels will have a
fine display and sale of young dogs OPP
poste entrance to East Lake park conn.,
mencing Monday; see them 7-29-2t
F you are going to plant trees write to-
day to Waverly Nurseries. Waverly, Ala.
for special tree offer for 1906 7-10-52t
ANY poor girl needing friendship hoip.
advice, ETC., will find ready and willing
assistance by applying to the matron of
Salvation Army Rescue Home. 33rd st.,
and Ave F., Birmingham. Ala. 6-14-tf
FREE to you a dozen handsome photo
graphs for a few moments of your spare
time. Sample and particulars for cents
in stamps. Novelty Manufacturing Co.,
Altoona, Ala.
s125o-200x20o at Mary Lee; rents s27 month.
houses, well and spring; would ex-
change and pay cash difference. B. F.
Eborn
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FOR RENT.

Ton hGNts
FOR RENT-Ave. I, between 18th and
18th SITS, four bed rooms and bath, sec
ond floor; entrance hall. parlor, recep-
ton hail. dining room. kitchen and rear
hall first floor; servants room, toilet,
coal room and furnace room In base
ment laivatories each floor gas, cleo
tricity. furnace and water heaters.
Thoroughly modern. Price. $50. w. b.
Leedy & Co. 7-25-7t
STORE FOR Neutrality-suspicious. three
story building, 21s n. Goth street, just
being completed everything modern;
elevator, plateglass front, 1000 square
feet floor space; located in center retail
district Apply to j. r. Adams, 2O2S
LIST avenue. 7-30-tf
NEW five-room fiat; every modern con-
venience; 221S 9Th ave. Owner. 4SS First
National Bank bldg. 7-l6-St-su-we
FOR RENT-Four elegant apartments.
parlor, dining room and reception nail
finished In hard wood. Two large bed
rooms. Gas and electricity. Tub and
shower baths Heat and water furnish
ed. Six rooms In each apartment 18th
Ave, between 10th and 18th SITS, South.
Prices $45 and $50 w. b. Ieedy &
Co. 7-25-7t
FOR RENT-Nlce Broom cottage, 1Ol5 1lth
street, front and rear porches; hair
block of car; city water furnished; $3.50.
Macke, 2113 Sd avenue.
FOR RENT-Desirabe residence on South
Highlands, nth street, between 10th and
18th avenues; half block of car line; fur
nished or unfurnished. Address e. I.
TaIiaferro, 2O26 10th avenue, south. Both
phones.
FOR RENT-Elegant house. South 18th
st. Reception hall, parlor, library ana
dining room connected with folding
doors. Four large bed rooms. Gas, cleo
tricitv. furnace and bath. Servant s
room and toilet In basement. w. b..
Ieedv & Co. 7-25-7t
WILL build business house suit you. by
Oct. LIST, 524 s. Goth st. Owner. 4Ss First
National Bank bldg. 77l6-st-su- we
FOR RENT-Most elegant apartments in
the city Ave- I and goth st. Parlor, re-
ception hall and dining room connected
with folding doors. Dining room 2S1s
feet long. Four large bed rooms. Steam
heated, gas and electricity. Servant $
room, toilet and large cellar space in
basement. Price, S65. w. b. Leedy a
Co. T-25-7t
FOR RENT-Six-room cottage; bath and
electric lights: $50. 1923 ..orth 10th street,
Bell phone 2565.
FOR RENT-Four elegant flats, corner
Ave. ana l9th 81. tnree peu iooiiiS CIV
bath second floor, parlor. dining room,
hall. reception hall and kitchen first
floor; servants room. toilet, coal and
furnace room in basement; layatories
each floor, gas, electricity, furnace ana
hot water heaters. Thoroughly modern.
Prices, $40 to s45 w. 3. Needy & Co.
7-25-7t
FOR RENT-16OS 9th ave. north; S-room
brick residence; modern. Apply 16l2
9Th ave-, north 7-so-St-su-tu-thu
FOR RENT-1506 18th avenue, south;
splendid 7-room residence; cheap TO n
good tenant. John c. Smith, 2l2 21st st.
7-30-3t-su-we-su
FOR RENr-6-room cottage furnished or
unfurnished: $40 per month. with one
room reserved to October l. Close in.
Apply $40 North oath street; possession
Monday.