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The San Francisco call., 1906-11-12

The second annual scratch doubles
tennis tournament for the Claremont
Country Club challenge cups was COM
pleted to the finals yesterday on the
courts across the bay The successful
teams were Reuben Hunt and
Percy Murdock of Alameda and Mel
VILE Long and George James of San
Francisco. The weather was ideal and
the grandstand was well filed.
The semi-final matches proved close
and interesting and each went four
sets. Melville Long, singles coast
champion, and George James, bay
counties champion, proved too strong
for Charles Foley and Fred Adams,
the doubles champions Long played
better than he usually does in doubles,
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-12

boya, G. c.. W., third Time. 1:4s.
Fourth heat won by Burnett, G. C. W.;
j. Nugent, G. C. W., second; Schiller. N.
G. W., third, but disqualified for foul
ing. Time, 1.41. Fifth heat won by
Sullivan, B. c. w; A. T. Smith, Oak
land. second, and H. McWhirter, N. C.
W., third. Time, 1888.
Semi mi-finals-First heat won by Ber-
ryessa: Lawrence second and Waltz
third Time, 1:45. Second heat won by
Waible. Burnett second and Smith
third. Time. 1:51 1-5.
Final heat-First heat won by Ber-
ryessa, G. c. W.; Waltz. G. c. W., sec
ond, and wAib1e, @. G. W.. third. Time.
1857 2-5.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-12
KENTUCKY THoROUGHBREDS
ARE SOLD TO L. v. HARKNES
Owner of Walnut Hall Stock Farm
Pays Over $4,000 for Speedy
Mares.

LEXINGTON, Nov. 11.-John Splan,
the noted horseman, today sold to L.
V. Harkness, owner of Walnut Hall
stock farm, Josephine Dixon, 2:10%, in
foaI to Moko; Rose Warren, 2:23H. sis
ter to Tommy Britton, in foal to Wal
nut Hall, 2:0Sz; Lucinda Princeton,
dam of Walker Kimo, 2:11z; Flexo
2:14z; Emma T, 2:17h, dam OF Miss
Adbell, 2:09%; Emma Brooks, 2:09A !;
Halle Haring, dam Of Bette Brooke
2:IO, in foal TO Moko, a full sister to
Emma T, in foal to Flexo. and two
others with records better than 1890
The amount involved was considerably
above $4,000. 1t is regarded by horse
men as the most important sale of
trotting-bred mares in Kentucky in
years.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-12
AL KAUFMAN TO
JOIN RANKS OF
THESPIANS
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL.

SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL
NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-The footlights
have won AL Kaufman The man who
knocked out Sam Berger's champion
ship aspirations is to become a head
liner in a burlesque. AIS representa-
tive in this city, Bob Deadly, today re-
ceived a telegram from Kaufman say
ing he would be in the East soon as he
has signed a contract for twelve weeks
with theatrical company. This Will
put off any fight which AL might have
had in mind with the winner OF the
Tommy Burns-Jack OBrien pout Tor
six months at least.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-12
HoCHs ELECTION Is CONCEDED

TOPEKA, Kan, Nov. 11.-COmpIete or
fetal returns from 96 out of los coun-
ties received at o'clock tonight give
Governor E. w. Hoch a plurality of 2064
votes over William A. Harris. Democrat
The nine counties still out are all small
ones, but probably will bring Governor
Hoch's plurality down to 1000 or less
The Democratic campaign managers
now readily concede the election of
Hoch. but claim that his plurality is
considerably less than 1000.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-12

The generally fourishing trade of
Great Britain is indicated by railway
earnings. which show substantial IN
creases this year over 1905 and several
preceding years.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-12
DEArH OF A WAR vErrRAy

BURLINGTON. Iowa, Nov. III
James A. Guest. head OF the Guest
Piano Company. died today after a
long illness. aged SO years. He was
Civil War veteran and Appointment
Mason
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-12

Thus far the opium poppy is found to
thrive better in Vermont than in either
Texas or Calffornia--the other States
IN which the Department Of Agricul-
.ure in experimenting with it.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-12

Csrsmophones are used in English
theatsrs to give stage shouts, thus
saving expense and insuring volume
Of sound
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-12

At Burns Hammam Baths, sl5-s17 Eddy 81
plenty good rooms bath and &-bed for 81.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-12

THE o. A. BREMER-LEWIS CO..
40 VAN NESS AVENUE. Near Hayes Street
Guns. Rides. Pistols Revolvers. FISHING
Tackle Ammunition Hardware. Cutlery OF ali
descriptions. Order your decoys now for the duck
season. October IS
Guns and Rides repaired at reasonable prices.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

WANTED-Three young men from II to
20 years of age, as news agents on l..
G. n. railroad. Hustlers can make good
pay. Call quick, 1914 Morris ave. 9-1S-9t
WANTED-A competent man to take
charge of an established cleaning and
tailoring business in a boom city A
splendid opportunity for an active, wide
awake man. Address Opportunity care
Age-Herald. 9-13-4t
WANTED-Fiye coopers for tight work.
Good stock and plenty of work. Apply
to the Griffin Cooperage Co., Memphis,
Tenn 9-13-7t
WANTED-Commissar man to attend to
small commissary and keep the books
state price and answer in own hand
writing Address Box /. Centersville.
Tenn. 9-9-20t
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INCORPORATE under Arizona laws.
Most liberal in the United States. no
franchise tax, private property exempt,
keep office anywhere. How to Run
a corporation" free free. Universal
Corporation Record" free. Write for
free annotated laws and other Informal
tion before Incorporating. Fees normal
Arizona Corporation Charter Guarantee
Co., Phoenix, Ariz.
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MONEY TO LEND.
BUSINESS CHANCES.

WANTED-To sell small stock Of drugs.
sundries, toilet goods prescription case
ana counter, show cases, etc; situated
IN thriving railroad town in Alabama.
FINE opening for a physician Wishing
TO run a drug store in connection with
practice Good territory surrounding. In
vestigate. Address L-SS. care Age Her
aid. e-1a-9t-th,-s,I
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AGENTS WANTED.


AGENTsCLearn to At glasses our eye
book with all information free. Jack
sonion Optical College, Is College Place,
Jackson Miss. S-19-tf-su
"SELLS like blue blazes," says one of cur
enthusiastic agents regarding Cur new
box of soap containing six whopping
big cakes of fine toilet soap and six
solid silveroid tea spoons, the whole
outfit selling at IS cents at an amazing
profit to our agent. Agent in Durham
made $1,000 first ten weeks Splendid op-
portunity for branch office and road
crew managers. Write today. Parker
Chemical Co., Chicago.
WANTED-Speclal agent. s75 weekly and
expenses easily made selling our popular
Health and Accident Policies and APP
pointing agents. Experience unnecessa-
ry. Write Royal Fraternal Union, ST.
Louis Mo.
SIS WEEKLY and upwards easily made
fitting glasses Our eye book free. Tells
you how. Write National Optical Col
lege, st. Louis, Mo.
AGENTS-Nameplates. signs. numbers,
readable darkest nights. Easily sold.
Profits large Samples free. Wright
Supply Co., Englewood, Ills.
AGENTS-Free catalogue describing over
100 swift steady sellers; goods univers-
ally demanded; permanent trade Gre
ators; pay splendid profits; write today
sure. S. W. Rockwell & Co., 1856 Butte
St, Norfolk Va.
MAN WANTED-To represent us in Bir-
ningham and country adjacent. to sell
our automatic pipe wrenches; pro-
nounccd by hundreds of reputable con-
Germs, here and abroad, to be the best
tool they have ever seen; every user
buys profitable for right man: must
be in position to carry small stock from
which TO fill orders. or give bond; none
other need apply. Irland Pipe Wrench
Co.. 10 Court Square. Boston. Mass.
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT.
1918 18th avenue north, rooms, $40.
IA 18th street, north, Z rooms, $50.
1901 Fin. avenue, north, Z rooms, $780,
17lS 10th avenue, south, rooms, $3.50.
2522 Avenue E. south, rooms. SIS.
$3.50 Avenue G, south, rooms. $40.
1923 18th avenue, SOUTH 10 rooms, $45.
1920 18th avenue, south, rooms, $40.
1926 18th avenue, south, rooms. $50.
1923 18th avenue, south, rooms. 49,
225 Arlington avenue, rooms, $40.
203l Quinlan avenue, rooms, $50.
66l5 Hillman avenue, 6 rooms, sl7.5O.
STORES.
1912 Avenue d, floor. $15
24O4 End avenue, l floor, $So.
4OS-1O North oath street, hoor' sio.
22OS End avenue. floor, SO.
N23 End avenue. floor. sou
24O9 End avenue, floor, s5o
24O5-7 End avenue, 2 floors. sioo.
21lO 2nd avenue. floors, $40.
We have for rent a 10-acre truck farm
with good residence on 1t; close in; call
at office for price.
w. NJ. MALONE & CO.,
PIG North 21st Street. Both Phones 1923.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE By owner. residence s-storles,
furnace heat; modern in every respect
on both floors. Arranged as two flats,
suitable for one or two families. room
enough on lot for flats that will pay
interest on total investment; block and
one-half of Five Points This is the
best. Buy on South Highlands as an
investment also lot 50x125 with Is foot
alley alongside; fronts east on 18th street
between 9th and It'll avenues north.
This will pay to investigate. Look at
location of both places. second to none.
Seldom you see property like this on the
market at bargain prices. See owner for
price and terms W K Cornish, 1923
S. 18th ST.
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FOR RENT.
DWELLINGS.

FOR RENT.
DWELLINGS.
s5O-1719 14th avenue, south. rooms.
$50 50-Corner Fountain ave. and 18th St,
rooms.
s25-1501 Avenue C, 10 rooms.
s3O-S22 South 18th street. 10 rooms.
s25-1423 9Th avenue, north. 5 rooms.
So. 50-1507 Avenue c. rooms
STORES.
sl75-l729 2nd avenue. north.
$3.50 24th street. north.
w. .. OLIVER & Co.
2O25 Third Avenue. Both Phones 1854
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

WANTED-Only men with clean records
furnished by the Young Mems Christian
association employment department.
L .
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WANTED-Situation in railroad office; 10
years experience strictly temperate and
steady. p. j., care Age-Herald.
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FOR SALE-A fine $500 walnut bedroom
suit, in first class condition, consisting
of double door wardrobe with mirrors,
bed, spring and mattress, dresser, large
wash stand and center table May be
had for about half price. Also leather
couch. cherry chiffonier and combination
folding bed and wardrobe. Also one well
upholstered library or parlor suit, con-
sisting of two easy chairs two straight
chairs and one divan. Also two patent
rockers. All must be sold within the
next few days at 924 South 18th EST
9-14-3t-tue-fri-su
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EXPERIENCED bookkeeper and office
man desires position for the evenings
can do shorthand and typewriting work.
employed during the day; first-class ref
erences furnished. J-40, care Age-Her-
aid. 9-11-3t- tu-th-su
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WANTED-By white woman; wants po-
sltion as housekeeper or cook. Address
M. E.. care Age-Herald.
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START a mail order business; we furnish
everything necessary; only few dollars
required; new plan; success certain;
costs nothing to investigate. Milburn-
Hicks, 35S Dearborn St. Chicago.
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wANTED-October /, three nice unfur-
nished rooms for light housekeeping by
young coupler must be good location
and near business part of town. X. s.
p care AZ Herald.
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A POSTOFFICE examination will be held
in Birmingham November II; full in
formation about all civil service ex-
aminations and Questions recently used
by the commission free Columbian Cor
respondence college, Washington. ID. C.
9-9-4t-su
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HELp WANTEp-FEMALE.


WANTED-Lady cashier; must come we'll
recommended Apply at main office.
Louis Salls. 9-14-3t
WANTTD-Capable lady stenographer,
who writes good plain hand, for general
assistant in office. References as TO
character required Permanent position
and increase of pay to party proving
capable. Address, with references, p. o.
Box 33S, city 9-15-tf
WANTED Girls to bottle and label at
VIM L. Dellheim & Co., POPS First ave.
WANTED Energetic, educated. capable
lady for light order work No books;
permanent, lucrative, desirable posi-
ton Address Eugene Fowler City.
9-l6-4t
LADIES to work piecework; s. per dozen.
Materials furnished. No canvassing;
steady work. Stamped env/ope. Bect
Mfg. Co., Champlain Bldg, Chicago.
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FOR SALE-On account Of leaving city
will sell household goods, including
several pieces of mahogany and rose
wood furniture; encyclopedias and 9TH
er valuable books. also school books
for grades. low fourth, high fifth and
second class high school. Address $50
N 18th street.
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ONE CENT 4 WORD.

UNI OENI 4 WUKU.
RATEs-One cent a word day. no
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first Insertion. Cash must accompany
every order.
FOR SALE.
FOR sALE-One 16-foot counter. one 7
foot counter, two ice boxes, two 6-foot
show cases: suitable for grocery store;
also about 5000 feet of moving picture
films in good condition at cents foot.
One Rheostal and one arc lamp. Can be
seen at Restaurant, 1924 End ave.
4 A complete modern, broom cottage,
~ on full-slzed lot fronting east, near
~ car line. West End; price s210oi easy
terms. g. r. Cramton
FOR sALE-Edison moving picture ma
chine at a bargain. Been in use four
weeks. Address r. V, care Age-Herald.
A good Investment on Southside; 1d0x
A ! 40; fronts Avenue e Belt Line; pays
v $40 per month; price $500. @. T. Cram
ton.
FOR SABE-Beautiful. large bookcase
with combination desk; lot of standard
books and large walnut bed, cheap. 100
sth ave-, north. Peoples phone $685.
For sale at West End, acres land
provements; price right. G. F. Cram
ton.
s75O-1l5x120; North Highlands, two blocks
Martin school VIII double in value in
u months John B. Bethea, 46l Hood
bldg Bell 1858.
Original purchaser wishes to sell
/ two choice Central Park lots;
~ corner fronting car line. Call at
Y office for location, price, etc. @.
F. Cramton, 80 21st street.
FOR SALE-A nicely arranged, new, 2
story dwelling upon an elevated North
Highlands lot r. r. Manly & Co., Chali-
foux Bldg.
FOR sALE-A Groom, South Highlands
home on a corner lot facing east about
a block from car. R. T. Manly & Co,
chafoux Bldg.
FOR sALE-New 5-room cottage near two
car lines; has small stable; a bargain.
R. f. Manly & Co., Chalifoux Bldg
For sale at East Thomas: Two
lots 25x140; corner; right at sta
~ ton good location for a store.
Price $3.50. G. F. Cramton.
FOR sALE-A new, 2-story, large dwell
ing Nth all modern conveniences near
Glen Iris; easy terms. r. F. Manly &c
Co. Chalifoux Bldg.
FOR sALE-5-room cottage on corner lot;
one block of car; North Birmingham. R.
F Manly & Co, Chafoux Bldg.
Have you secured home for
October? VIII you own 1t? Or
II have to pay rent again? This
Y may be your last opportuni-
ty. Flve-room cottage, two blocks
from car line, West End; nice
lot; faces east; let us show this place
to you. 1t has modern plumbing and gas
connections; price 5000; terms, $500 cash,
balance easy G.. f. Cramton.
s2000-5-room cottage on large high lot one
block Vine street station $500 cash, bal
ance easy Well worth 20 per cent more.
John B. Bethea, 461 Hood bldg. Bell S6S.
FOR sALE-Everett piano; handsome
furniture, complete for six-room Nat.
Leaving city. Call 1911 S. 18th ave. Peo-
Piles phone 1927.
PARTY leaving city will sell for mere
song; household furniture, including bed
linen etc; good chance for one keep
ing roomers. 21O9 9Th ave.
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WORTHY people started in advertising
business. Capital or experience unneces-
sary Credit extended. Commercial
Service Co., ST. James Bldg, New
York 8-26-4t-su
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MISREPRESENTATION by young man "a
years old, unmarried; have had six
years experience as cost clerk; assist
ant bookkeeper, timekeeper and general
office work; references furnished. Adj
dress r. X, care Age-Herald
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POSITION wanted, expert stenographer,
rapid typewriter. Experienced In coal,
iron and railroad work. Address Cores
pondent, care Age-Herald. 9-15-2t
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RATEs-One cent a word q day. no
ad. taken for less than 40 cents for
arst Insertion. Cash must accompany
every order.
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Whisky statesmen with astab-
lshed trade. Must come we'll recom-
mended. VIII pay fancy salaries to good
reliable men. Save your postage, unless
you conform to above. L. & A. Scharff
Distilling Co., ST. Louis.
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FOR sALE-Handsome buffet library
table. book case; walnut bed room suit
mahogany chiffonier and cabinet; low
price 1900 Seventh Avenue, north.
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DETECTIVES-Shr men wanted in
every community to act under our in
structions; previous experience not
necessary; send for free book of par
ticulars. Grannan's Detective Bureau
b Cincinnati o.
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FOR RENT-Traveling man on road part
of time will rent cheap, furnished COM
plete, light housekeeping or unfinished
half of co tage; beautiful location. 1900
18th aV.a south.
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ROOMS FOR RENT.
FOR RENT-Nieeiy furnished front room
to one gentleman in South Highland
home; every convenience; references re-
quired. Call Peoples phone 1904 s-19-tf
FOR RENT-wil rent two or three
rooms for light Housekeeping, or will
rent whole house completely furnished j;
would like to sell all furniture; can get
lease on property References ex-
changed. Address Jack K, care Age
Herald. 9-15-2t
FOR RENT-October /, three unfurnished
rooms for light housekeeping, modern
conveniences. No. GIG N. 22d street; Peo-
pies phone Pts 9-15-2t
FOR RENT-Front room, 219O 9th avenue.
S-26-su-mo-wed-tf
FOR RENT-Four large, unfnrnished up
stairs rooms; suitable for housekeeping.
1925 South nth st. Loop cars. Bell
phone 174s -fri-su
FOR RENT-Three pleasant unfurnished
rooms for light housekeeping; electric
lights and water free. Price reasonable.
No zoos So 3Oth St 9-16-3t-su-tu-th
FOR RENT-Three unfurnished rooms for
rent; all convenienoes; call and see. 1900
Fourth ave.
. FOR RENT-Two downstairs unfurnished
rooms for light housekeeping. 1121 21st
ST, north. For information apply at
222O Sth ave, north.
FOR RENT-Nice furnished, downstairs
front room to two gentlemen. 500 I'D
street, north; every convenience. s-16-2t
FOR RENT-Ncely furnished front room,
upstairs; private porch and bath; pri-
yate family. 1904 9Th avenue
9-1e-3t-su-we-sa
PRIVATE family 2122 Ave. I, will take a
couple, or two gentlemen, to room, with
board large front room, furnace heat.
baths. Bell phone 1868.
THREE large unfurnished rooms, suitable
for light housekeeping. All modern i'm
provements. us N. 22d street. 9-16-3t
FOR RENT-Furnished room, private
family; steam heat and all modern con-
veniences. D. w. r., care Age-Herald.
FOR RENT-Two or three unfinished
rooms; rent free to suitable party in
exchange for board to single gentleman.
S22 S. 21st street Bell phone 270S. Re
moving Monday to 2021 Ave. H.
TWO nice connecting front rooms, un-
furnished for light housekeeping. APP
ply S15 N. 10Th St
TWO nicely furnished front bedrooms.
either for young men or couple, with all
modern conveniences. Terms moderate
Peoples phone 1914, at 2l20 18th avenue.
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CORPORATION controlling old estab-
lished business desires energetic expert
eneed business man to handle branch
office. Salary, $500 and commissions
Investment of $1,000 and upwards and
unquestionable references required. Ad.
dress Holllster Drug CO. Madison Wis.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

ANY poor girl needing friendsnip ,neiD..
advice. ETC., will fnd ready and willing
assistance by applying to the matron OF
Salvation Army Rescue Home. 33rd st.
and Ave z. Birmingham. Aia. e-14-tf
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RooMs AND BOARD WANTED,

ROOM with board wanted at once by
a young couple. Must be first class and
well appointed. This means first class
only; others save themselves and my
self trouble Free Lance. care Age-Her-
aid 9-15-3t
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MORPHINE, opium. laudanum, cocaine
habit myself cured; will inform you OF
harmless, permanent home cure. Mary
Baldwin, Box 1919, Chicago
S-5-6t-l2-19-9-2-9-16
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FOR SALS-Alabama farm lands; $50
acres of highly improved farm lands on
the c. of Ga, railway and Coosa river,
few miles west of Childersburg; 600
acres of bottom land. A bargain II
bought at once. 1890 acres near Syla-
eauga; present rent $1,000; % houses;
large amount in cultivation; on l. & n.
railway; owners anxious to sell at once,
Fine opportunity for investment; terms
to suit purchaser. ]. B. Rylance, Dade-
vile. Ala. S-26-4t-su
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FOR -$4250-Nice, Groom cottage on
18th ave, south; freshly painted and
papered; all street improvements; very
attractive little home; immediate pos
session. or owner viii rent same until
next April and pay $35 a month. Turner
r. Weakley & Co. 2119 list ave. 9-14-tf
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FOR SALE-Barber shop furniture and
fixtures complete; also lease on building
now occupied; best location in city; es-
tablished trade. Owner in bad health
and must leave city. Price $1700 for fix
lures. Party can assume lease Adj
dress b. S., care Age-Herald. 9-15-2t
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WANTED-A position in general store;
work by young man who Is thoroughly
familiar with the business. Must be out
of town job. Best references as to char
acter, ability, etc Address II. G. S.,
care ]. b. Dial, Postoffice Birmingham,
Ala.
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POSITION wanted by nice, refined young
lady, who has had experience as COM
panion, for aged lady or invalid refer
ences exchanged. Address M. O., care
of Y. w. C. A. Hotel. 9-l6-2t
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-09-16

FOR SALE-At a sacrifice; must be sold
quick; dining room suit gas range, book
case. library table. kitchen safe large
leather library chairs, etc. 1910 S. goth
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