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The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1906-11-03
HELENE vALEAU's ANsJERS.

Miss Valeau will reply to all ques-
tons asked by the feminine readers of
The lntermountain Catholic. The we'll
known character and authority of her
replies need no introduction ~ those
already familiar with her ability Miss
Valeau will take a kindly and personal
interest in those who write to her, airj
will spare no pains in seeing that their
inquiries are answered fully and care
fully. Write only on one side of the
paper. Address letters to Miss Helene
Valeau, lntermcuntain Catholic.
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Dear Miss Valeau: What is the best
way to shampoo the hair with eggs ?
Are the preparations that are sold as
egg shampoos as good for the hair as
the egg itself?
MARY J, Salt Lake.
y
The so-called egg shampoo NAV be
very beneficial, but the simplest and
best way to use this very satisfactory
shampoo is the use the egg with warm
water. Beat the yoIk of an egg first.
then gradually add to it pint of warm
mot boiling) water; wet the head and
hair and then pour the mixture on or
have someone do this. using both hands
TO rub it in.
MY Dear MISS Ndledu. i nave been
reading your department with great in
terest i'm your valuable paper and
make bold to ask you what ] may do
10 get rid of freckles. After the least
exercise they make my face look like
a patch of daisies. Thanking you in adj
vance, ! am, respectfully yours.
d D. CHEYENNE.
\
Don't be disturbed about your freck-
les. Freckles are a good. healthful
sign and freckled girls are nearly al
ways good substantial girls. not given
over to "flirtations" and white wash
complexions. If you are greatly dis
tressed try buttermilk, the good old
fashioned buttermilk, the only beau
tfier besides honest soap and water
that the sweet beautiful girls of old
Ireland use. The Irish girls have the
most beautiful compilations of any
women i'm the world. English women
look like waX-works when near them
and act wax worky' too.
y x
Dear Miss Valeau: rs there anything
that viii take stains off the hands? !
am troubled with deep, dark stains up
on the backs of my hands and on my
finger tips" NJ. H. PUEBLO.
1t is too bad that you have these
stains. Use peroxide of hydrogen up
on your hands. And then put a great
deal of soap jelly upon them and let
il stay on for some minutes before
washing it off. Use soap jelly once
day and peroxide of hydrogen about
once a month
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-10-15
PERMIT IS GIVEN
 FOR SUNDAY WORK
COMPLETION OF NEW SEWERAGE SYSTEM AT GADSDEN IS TO BE HURRIED-coTToN GINS ARE KEPT BUSY.

Gadsden October 14.-(Speeial )-The contractors who are putting in the new sewer system secured a permit from the city authorities to work on Sunday in or der to finish up their contract here at once. The owners of the large dtching machine have ordered it away, and there remains only about half a mile of the original nine miles to be finished, and the contractors were anxious to do this be- fore the machine was taken away.
 The cotton gins throughout this section are running over time since the good weather has set in, and the farmers are using all of the available help to gather the cotton crop before another rain sets in Most of the farmers are holding their cotton for higher prices. Some is being delivered on contracts made 10-cent basis last spring. There will be no top crop, the heavy frosts of the past few days having killed 1t.
 w. A. Camp, travelling salesman from Atlanta, died suddenly at Boaz yesterday of apoplexy. MT. Camp was on the streets tle day before in the best of spirit and health apparently. The remains were shipped to his home in Atlanta.
 Miss Lila May Chapman, an experienced librarian of Macon, Ga, will arrive here Monday to assist Mss Lena Martin. the newly elected librarian of the Carnegie library. in getting the books in the library properly catalogued. Some two thousand books have already been donated and many more will be as soon as the library is opened, which will be about Decem- Der 1. Handsome fixtures have been bought and it is the intention of the city to improve the grounds around the build ing at once, so they will harmonize with the beautiful building.
 Marion Campbell of Mountainboro. who has been confined in the Birmingham jail in default of s5o00 bond upon a charge of operating an illicit distillery and conspir- ing to assault United States officers. has succeeded in making bond and has been released Campbell. Lee and King Law son and lngersoll Uptain were all sent to the Birmingham jail for safelSeeping some weeks ago. and it was thought that the recent grand jury would return indict- ments against them, charging them with the murder of John Davis, which took place about the same time the still was destroyed. but Ii failed to do so.
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Work of School Board.

Florence, October 4.-(Special. )-The Lauderdale County Board of Education finished it's labors and adjourned last night, after apportioning $13,000 among the schools of the county, $120O more than last year. Of this sum sl1,241.06 goes to the country schools and the balance to the city schools. The number of white child ren in the county outside of Florence, is 5625 colored 1881. Total, white and col .ored, 7206. The average term last year for the country schools was five months and this will be heightened in proportion to the increased funds.
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Carbon Hill Plant Accepted.

Carbon H1l, october 14.-(Special.) )-At meeting Of the Board of Mayor and All dermen last night the municipal water works and electric light plant was unan' imously accel ted on behalf of the town of Carbon Hlil The plant has just been completed m accordance with the plans and under the direction of Edgar B. Kay, professor of engineering at the Cniversl ty of Alabama, at an approximate cost of SyO0O0. The town board desires to make a contract with competent electrician to operate the plant, and will probably make an appointment within few days. Charles Roland is the Mayor.
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Board of Education Meets.

Centreville, October Especial )-Th' County Board of Education met here yes terday with a full attendance. The resg nation of i,. c. Parker as a member O the board was accepted. MT. Parker ha. been q member of the board since its creation and has taken a deep interest in educational affairs He recently ac cepted the position as bookkeeper for il C. & W. B. Reynolds company at Bloctor and he will not have the time to serve as a member of the board. F. M. Bishop a prominent young lawyer of Blocton, was unanimously elected to succeed MT. Par ker. Mir Bishop was also elected as sec, retarN of the hoard
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 $50 per it., good lots, Ave. G, 27th and 18th streets.
 $25OO-50x230 29th st. between G and H. $l200-Nice Richmond Place lot $4500-2-story res, 14th st., I2 block K. SGG0OAHandsome St. Charles st. home. $3750-Pretty So Highland cottage home. S1350--Cottage, large lot 18th st, H. & l. $7S00-D. cor. 2OOx14O houses, rents $500. S10,0OO-Frst ave, 22d and 23 sts., 25x1S219. $l0, ,OO0-Flfth ave-; bargain SIP 500-50xi00. 3d ave. corner. s750O-25x140 2d ave, 18th and 17th sts sl25 pr. it, lot 27th st. and 2d ave. s25, ,0OO-100 it.. 5th ave. improved. $30O0-5-room cottage, 24th st. near Sth ave. S160O-Lot 24th st. near Sth ave. $45,0O0-Two good stores. s35O-2 pretty West End lots, 90x129. sG0O-Alley cor. 31st st, bet. F and G. $2250-Modern 5-r. h., Wlawn, 100x150. $1700-100x260, 4-r. h., new, car. Avondale.
 R. MCCONNELL,
 2107 Third Avenue. Phones S10 Opposite Court House.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-10-15
Children Released.

Gadsden, October 1i.-(Special) )-Judge J. H. Disque released Robert Cox and Stanley Rankin, the two white children who pleaded guilty to the charge of grand larceny in the city court a few days since, on probation and they were allowed to go home. Judge Disque announced that he would suspend sentence until he could find a reformatory in which to place the boys The mothers of the two children were in the court room and the appeal made to them by Judge Disque in behalf of their children will be long remembered.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-10-15
Reunion to Be Held In Richmond.

Mobile, October 14.-Gen. William E. Mickle, adjutant general, makes official announcement that the seven teenth annual reunion of the United Confederate Veterans will be held in the city of Richmond, Va, on the 30th and 31st of May and the 1st, 2nd ana 3rd of June. The local committees, composed of the most influential citi- zens, are already at work and they promise that this reunion shall far sur pass all heretofore held.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-10-15
WILLIAMS IN NORTH CAROLINA.
Says People of South Are Not In Favor
 of Municipal Ownership.

Charlotte, N. C., October 14.-Con- gressman John Sharp Williams of Mis- sissippi addressed 2500 North Carolin- lans at Statesville, near here yester- day afternoon. He spoke for ? hours, devoting most of his time to the sub ject of government ownership of rail- roads, and declaring that the democ- racy of the south never had stood for government ownership of railroads and never would. He also devoted some time to the discussion of trusts and the tariff
 Mr. Williams was introduced by Ed itor J. P. Caldwell of the Charlotte Observer. He was given a splendid ovation
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ture an apepal to that body to appro- priate a suitable fund for an exn.1it at the Jamestown exhibition. Resolutions were introduced and passed favoring ..-.s movement. A committee of two from each ward in the city were appointed to solicit new members for the club. 1here was a great deal of good feeling and determin- ation manifest among the members, and the work will be carried on with much vigor in the future.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-10-15
Discipies of Christ Oroanize.

Buffalo, October 13.-The convention of the Disciples of Christ, which com menced it's business session here to- day, is, in fact. three conventions in one. the Foreign Christian Missionary society. the National Society of Chris tian Women's Board of Missions an1 the American Christian Missionary society with its several allied associa- tiGnS
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-10-15
Morgan Goes to Washington.

Florence, October 4.-(Special )-Senator John T. Morgan and his two daughters, Miss Mary and Miss Cornela Morgan, left Florence last night over the Southern Tor Washington, after a quiet summer spent at Bailey Springs. Until the lat ter part of his stay there Senator Morgan enjoyed excellent health. but recently he has not been so well and his departure was hurried little in order to consult his Washington physician
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-10-15
ROOMS AND BOARD WANTED.

WANTED-Flat, four or five rooms furn- shed or unfurnished; state price. F. NJ ", care Age-Herald.
 'WANTED-Board in private family for young married couple: preferably on i South Highlands. Address Homeless, care Age-Herald. 10-12-tf MANTED-By couple, without children. two connecting rooms. one room furn- ished for light housekeeping, by the first : of October; must be quiet. as l sleep in ! the day time. Address E. w. L care this office. 925- f WANTED-Furnis room near business center: state location and price Ad- dress Gentleman, care Age-Herald.
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Account Georgia State Fair, Atlanta, Southern Railway will sell round trip tickets to At lanta October 12 and 17 at rate of $5.75, which includes one free admission to fair grounds. Tickets limited to return until October g. 1906.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-10-15
BUSINESS CHANGES.

WRITE for our market letter. Sent free upon request. Complete resume of Ne vada mining operations. Patrick, Elliott & Camp, Bankers and Brokers, Goldfeld, NayLLa. 'o 'a'' 'u 't dr you wish to engage in good going
 business in any line, invest in real es- late, secure home, rent or lease
 store in the best, healthiest and most progressive city of 200o0 population in the country. Call on or confer with w. . T. owen Real Estate and General Sales Agent. 1902 Noble St., Anniston, Ala.
 9-30-4t-su-mo
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Commercial Club Meets.

cadsden. October 14.-tSpecialD-The Commercial club met in regular session Friday night and transacted considerable business of minor importance. A commun- ication from the Birmingham Commercial club was read. urging the governor 10 in- corporate in his message to the legisla-
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REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE. S775-Lot, corner on l2th avenue, north, between l4th and 18th streets; terms extra easy. Second ave. bet. 14th and 18th sts.; 25x140; rents for $40 per month; bargain can be had. Lots in Wares Grove at reasonable prices and easy terms. 40 acres near Cahaba river for $500 cash; {; or 80 acres for S95o cash; surface right 90 acres in original timber; Il miles from city.
 L. c. PETTYJoHk. Phones 465 and 1161 1S261k Sd Ave.
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sALcsMEN WANTED.

WANTED -- Four experienced novelty statesmen foI 1907. to handle, under con tract, our exclusive line of advertising wall map hangers, pocket maps, busi- ness and art calendars. The best selling line out. Liberal commissions, exclu- sive territory, fine samples. State ex- perience. Send references or don't write Kenyon Map Co.,, Des Moines, la.
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-10-15
REAL ESTATE. JEROME A. TUCKER Real Estate 6
 Rental Agent. 308 NORTH Fist STREET FOR RENT.
srRrRBAN PROPERTY CHEAP.

Me have one nice home, rooms, hard wood finish. modern in every detall in Owenton; also several nice vacant lots. Will sell all or any part of same a very low figures. A bargain. See it.
 w. a. CGiv SR d CO, 2025 Third Avenue. Both Phones 1882
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FOR SALE.
10-14-3t-su-mo-we

PRETTY cottage home for sale; five
 rooms and hall; lot 50x200; fronts car line; city and well water; fruit trees and flower yard; $17O0; terms easy; see owner, 72l6 First avenue or call Bell
 Telephone 1901 East Lake. 10-11-tf
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When attending the Fair, spare a few moments to see what we can do for you at Der matorium, First National Bank Building.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-10-15

WANTED--For Y. s. army. Able-bodied unmarried men. between ages of 21 and S5 citizens of United States of good character and temperate habits who can speak, read and write English. Apply to recruiting officer, 7a N. 20th St, Birmingham, Ala 7-l-ly
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WANTED Young men to know that
 there is a great demand for educated pharmacists and that the Birmingham Medical college mas a department Of pharmacy. Prospective students should enter at once. l0-11-tf
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MISCELLANEOUS.


 ANY poor girl needing friendship, help. advice etc, will find ready and willing assistance by applying to the matron of Salvation Army Rescue Home. S3d St. and Ave. E.. Birmingham, Ala. 6-l4-tf MUSIC teacher, graduate of leading southern college for women, desires pu- pills. Terms reasonable. Answer B, care Age-Herald 10-14-3t
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FOR GENJ.

FOR RENT-Desrable ground floor office on Third avenue near goth street; now occupied by the Empire Coal company.
 w. A. Lester. 2o04 Third Avenue. Bell phone 323g -l0-l0- If fUh hENT--Cheap. small. light conven- tent office; light, heat water, ianitor service included Apply room POI Jeffer-
 son County Savings Bank building Bel
 phone 3l7. 9-2S- If
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FOR SALE-Sporting and pet dogs cat tie, sheep, swine, pigeons, ferrets and rabbits; 10 cents. fifty-siX page illus trated catalogue. c. G. Lloydt Sayre
 Pa 10-7-Gt
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TOP REN1--Two upstairs front rooms, newly furnished; both phones, electric lights and hot water. 130 Fist street
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WANTED-Postiion as office assistant or traveling man; seven years wholesale business experience. A. J. G., care Age Herald. 1O-14-2t COMPETENT office man, experience in coal business, desires position; best ol
 references. Address Box x, care Age Herald. 10-14-3t
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WOULD like a place as tutor or govern
 ess Address J. M. C., care Educational
 Exchange Co, Birmingham Ala. 501
 Title Guarantee Bldg. 10-14-2t
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FOR RENT-One large and one small room connecting, to moral. high class young gentlemen. Very reasonable to right parties. South Highland home. Peoples phone 15S6. Small family
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 FOR RENT. Jasper st. North Haven, rooms. .s25.D ..o.y 4th ave, N., i rooms .............. 30.0O BIS Wheeless st., rooms ............. 90.0J ill2 South l2th st. 10 rooms.......... 65.OJ 262O Ave. G, South. rooms. .......... 20.00 2Q3l Quinlan ave, rooms............. 75.00 1921 18th st., South. rooms............ 40.00 Magnolia aye, and 22d st.............. 35.00 tC37 11th ave. South, rooms. ......... 35.00
 FOR RENT-STORES 2l04 2d ave. one floor.,...............$ 5000 2G17 Morris ave. two floors 150. % se0S I'd ave, one tioor.......... ....... 60.00 l123 2d ave, one fioor................. 5000 24O9 2d ave-, one floor. .... 5000 2405-7 2d ave. two floors. ............. 15000 2i10 2d ave, two floors........ ........ f75.00 1923 First ave, two fioors............ 250.00 40S-10 North 24th st, one floor........ 35.0J
 w. N. MALONE 6 CO, 219 North Fist St. Both Phones 123g. 
 FOR RENT. Nice store room, close to business cen ter.
 Other property for rent vacant and inn proved. l have two bargains for sale two of my rental list, for $1500 and l for s250O, small nVestments, but something that will please you.
 GEORGE BILBE,
 113Ia Fist St.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-10-15
ONE GENT A WORD

RATEs--One cent word n dayJ no ad. taken for less than 25 cents for first insertion. Cash must accompany every order.
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A VERY attractive frame and stucco, g. story, Groom. new residence, Ensley Highlands. on South Ensley car line:
 storm sheated: double-hoored; hot and cold water; porcelain bath plumbing and furnace pipes $500; easy terms. Jem,son R. F. X Ins Co. 9-14-tf
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HELP WANTED-MALE.


 WANTED-Bright young man to collect and do general office work; moderate salary, but chance for promotion. Apply Circulation Department AgeHerald II o'clock Monday. 10-l4-2t
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HELP WANTEp-MAlE

-- LEARN sign painting in two hours and make s3 a day. Address Harper Art Co.,, Fayetteville, Ga. 10-13-6t
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ROOMS FOR hENT.


 FOR RENT-A few neat furnished rooms at 705 & 20th street. 10-13-St FOR RENT-Front room, 2030 9th avenue
 S-26-sumo-w -wed-tf FOR RENT-Nicely furnished, large front room in South Highland home to one gentleman only; all conveniences; refer ences required. Call Peoples phone 1894
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sIN,$40 a foot. Beautiful lots on Maple W wood street. just off Arlington ave- nue. All street improvements. Where can these lots be duplicated on
 the South Highlands price. location and elevation all considered. Satisfactory terms. Turner R. Weakley & Co.,, 2113 First avenue. 10-11-tf.
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FOR SALE-Here is home that will please any lady; No. 1109 Norwood Place; 30th street between 11th and 12th ayes; take Idlewid car; it is an elegant
 home; furnace heated; also fire place; very large rooms; strictly modern; ele-
 Vated lot, 60x190 must be sold. I will sell this home for just what it cost me. Good terms. Do you want 1t? Wesley M.
 Smith, of s. Bethea X Co.,, 2o27 3d ave nue. 10-14-2t BY OWNER--Practically new. modern 6- room cottage in Woodlawn two blocks from car line, cement walks. Lot 50Xi50: cabinet mantes; city water; $l950, $50C cash and $25 per month. S-2. care Age Herald. lO-l4-3r
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 ton Oil Co. Charlotte. N. C. 10-l4-1t MANTED-A good blacksmith and wood workman. Must be sober and reliable. Good job and steady work for right man Address pnson X Geiger. Geiger. Ala.
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WANTED Situation by sober, active man
 as bookkeeper collector or both. Know the city well. Address B. R.Allen, gen
 eral delivery, city. 1O-14-2t
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MONEY TO LEND.

REAL estate loans. 90. 60, 90 days and l2 months City Loan and Banking Co.,. l06 North Fist street. Bell phone 40
 4-14-tf MONEY loaned salaried people without security; easy payments. Union Discount Co.,. ?09 Brown-Marx Bldg. l0-6-tf IONEY LOANED SALARIED PEOPLE and others without security, cheapest rates, easiest payments; offices in sixty principal cties save yourself money by getting our terms first. D. H. Holman. room IA, Watts bldg. 20o6 Third ave.
 Silly
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LOST. SPRAYED OR STOLEN.

GOOTs 0 ffTN v K-t~ VT V v OH V 'S' LOST-Larse cameo pin, with three angel heads on it Return to 912 First Nation al bank and receive reward. 10-14-5l
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WANTED-First rst-class barber; $14 guar anteed. 112 Spring street, Avondale.
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FOR SALE.

GEORGE BTLBE
 113Ea Fist St.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-03
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