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The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1907-05-18
Spanish Heir Born.

Spain was aflame with emblems of
/ joy last Friday The prince of the Aus
trias, the heir to the throne of Spain.
was born shortly before / o'clock that
afternoon.
/ Within five minutes the announce
ment was flashed to every point in the
/ kingdom where telegraph wires are
strung. AS the royal flag was flung to
the masthead on top Of the palace the
guns in the fortress began to boom a
salute to the new prince. Every per-
son in Madrid stopped at the first shot
and hreathlessly counted. Would the
gunner fire fifteen and stop, announc-
ing the birth of a girl. or proceed to
twenty-one, proclaiming that a boy
had been born.
At the end of the fifteenth shot the
great city was as quiet as the grave.
Then the moment of silence was broken
by the lannon's roar for the sixteenth
time, and a shout like the roar of all
the oceans rolled into one wave and
breaking on Gibraltar, rose from the
city. The people did not wait to count
twepty-one. They knew that the child
Y as boy as soon as the sixteenth gun
was fired.
Immediately all Spain broke into
revelry. with the abandon of the Latin
race. Vietoria'S future happiness is
assured. Had the child been a girl
the pecuIiarities of the race would have
made her husbands people turn with
animosity toward her. Now she is the
idolized queen of their hearts.
Alfonze is the name given to the in
FAINT, and so he win be christened. Last
week the queen gave signs of the APP
preaching event and messengers We're
dispatched to the prime ministers and
court dignitaries. who gathered at the
palace Early Friday morning the doc
tors announced that the queens eondi-
ton was normal and satisfactory. The
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1907-05-18

king remained at her bedside. AT 8
o'clock the kind Cancelled meeting OF
the council of ministers. By TO O'Clock
functionaries representing the nobility
of Spain had gathered in the apart
ments set apart for tie official ceremo-
MES. The child was born at 12:45 p, m.
and the announcement was immediate
ly made to the assemblage.
AS soon as the child was dressed it
was placed in a little basket upon a
golden salYer The king, bearing the
precious burden, presented his son to
the prime minister, who officially de-
clared its sex.
American Minister Collier was
among the officials present.
Even the, rooms in the royal palace
at Madrid which the infant will use
have been arranged and furnished.
They are situated Immediately above
the private apartments of King Alfonso
end Queen Victoria Eugene. With
these apartments they communicate by
way of a small staircase. The rooms
are night nursery, a day nursery,
dining room and a bathroom.
Many wonderful and beautiful gifts
for the heir already have reached the
palace.
Pope Plus has blessed the beautiful
and costly layette, which was made by
the NEST skillful nuns in Rome and
Queen Victoria has herself chosen a
magnificent SAITH pillow of pale rose
color on which the baby will be laid
when it is formally presented to the
court.
All the converts in Madrid, too. have
been hard at work preparing dainty
diminutive garments. Six dozen chemi-
settles, eXquisitely embroidered and
trimmed with Valenciennes lace, have
been made by the Sisters of Mercy;
while the Sisters of the Sacred Heart
have contributed eight dozen dresses,
all trimmed with the same costly lace.
To the Convent of st. Catherine be-
longs the honor of providing the cradle
linen, King Alfonso having himself de-
signed the monogram used.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1907-05-18
RunoVer Heels.

A small appliance, which, although
worn inside of the shoe, is first
rate preventive of rundown heels, is
an oddly shaped bit, apparently of
leather, but in reality of leather-caver-
ed steel. That piece is slipped
forced, rather-into the shoe, and holds
the foot at its natural angle, instead
of allowing it to bend toward one side
or the other. Standing or walking see
that your feet come down at each step
absolutely true and flat, which is the
natural way your foot should be.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1907-05-18
The May Queen.

milwaukee Sentinel)
%. mother, dear mother, / msorry that
1 was the Queen of the May.
7 had to 90 1'pund IN my fannels. and
hadn't a single bouquet.
Pass me the cough syrup, mother. and
put some more quilts on the bed,
And, mother, don't call SO early-your
Queenie is nearly half dead,
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1907-05-18
Wondn' UorId
Conducted by Helene vaIeau.
HELENE vALEAU's ANSWERS.

MISS Naleau will reply to all ques-
Ions asked by the feminine readers of
me Intelmountain Catholic. The well
known character and authority of her
replies need no introduction to those
alreaqy familiar with her ability. Miss
Faleau VIII take a kindly and personal
interest IN those who write to her, and
VIII spare no pains in seeing that their
enquiries are answered fully and care
fully. Write only on one side of the
paper. Address letters to Miss Helene
Naleau. Intermountaln Catholic.
Dear Miss Valeau:
Please give me a recipe for good
hair grower. M q pnabio.
Try this tonic grower: Forty-eight
grains OF. resorcin, one-fourth ounce of
glycerln. diluted alcohol to fill a two
ounce bottle Every night friction the
scalp well. rubbing in the tonic with the
finger tips. The hair should be brushed
for ten or fifteen minutes. If the brush
ing brings out the oil so much the bet
fer. Wear hair net and your hair Will
look smooth and neat. Have a thor
ough egg shampoo every two or three
weeks.
:: x x
Dear Miss Naleau:
Do you advise me to use acid TO re-
move mOleS.
MRS. s. p. Goldfield
II is really dangerous to use strong
acids for the removal Of moles. More
5han one woman has SCARED her face
that way, and scars can't be taken off
as moles can. a relia bic electrlysis spe-
rialist will separate you from your I'M
pleasant blemish. The expense is tri-
fling and the discomfort not enough to
count When the mole is a growing
ground for little fuzzers the hairs must
be removed first with the electric nee
die. They viii never return if treated
properly.
Dear Miss Valeau:
What viii remedy rough. red hands?
SCHOOLGIRL.
Ones hands become rough usually
from the use Of harsh soaps. Try the
pure white imported CASTLE, rinsing it
MI away and drying the hands thor
oughly with a soft towel After each
cleansing apply this cosmetic jelly:
Soak thirty grains of gum tragacanth
in seven ounces of rosewater Cor three
days, strain through muslin and add
one ounce OF. glycerin and one ounce of
alcohol and 3 few drops of any favorite
scent.
=
Dear Miss Valeau:
am troubled with spots upon my fin
ger nails. Is there any way of remov-
ing them? / am told that you can do
anything in the way of beauty. and r.
want you to help me to acquire a pretty
pair of hands. KATE A, Eureka.
White spots upon the nails are scars
caused by pressing upon the base of the
nail with some hard instrument Stop
1t and the spots viii go away. To avoid
them in-fnture soak your finger tips
before pressing back the flesh Then
rub a little good cold cream into the
cuticle. 1 will send you the formula for
a cold cream. or skin food that will |
keep your hands Young
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1907-05-18

YOuth's CompanionD

The story is told Of a lank. disconso-
late-lOoking farmer who one day dur
ing the progress OF q political meeting
I'm CooUer Institute stood on the steps
with the air of one who had been sur
1eited with feast of some sort.
DO you know who's talking i'm there
uQw?" demanded a stranger briskly,
pausing for a moment beside the dis
consulate farmer, ''or are you just going
in?"
NO. sir. i've just come out" said
the farmer decidedly. Mr.. Evarts is
talking in there"
What about?" asked the stranger
We'll. he didn't say" the farmer an
swered. passing a knotted hand across
his forehead.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1907-05-18
Seeking Golden Mean.

The attainment of the famous gold
en- mean is a rare achievement in any
line To pay enough attention to ones
locks. and not too much to possess
repose of manner without dullness or
stupidity; to talk just enough, without
garrulousness: to devote enough at
tention to ones housekeeping, without
becoming mere ignorant drudge;
TO cultivate an elegant manner. with
out becoming silly-this is the difficult
task of civilization
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1907-05-18
Spring Poem.

philadelphia Bulletin.)
Well, gentle spring is here
With violets blue.
And lots of vernal cheer.
And-ahkerchoo,
The tinkling raindrops fall
Upon the roof.
What thoughts do they recall
Of-atcheewhoof!
The loveHest blooms adorn
Each bush and shrub,
How sweet TO stroll at morn
Among-gubblub!
l love the gentle spring,
The woodland mold.
But what q beastly thing
To have coldl
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1907-05-18
Reflections of a RacheIor.

The kind of people that hang notices
on the wall don't hang any in their
hearts.
When man marries for money it's
a sign he is going to earn every cent
he gets from it,
A woman's idea of a man in public
life is where his wife is entitled to stand
at the receptions.
a girl can forgive you for not being
in love with her, but never for not
making love to her.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1907-05-18
A Clear Identification.
PeIe Mele

A traveller in Norway stopped at a
small town and put up at the city hotel
He remained more than one day and
suddenly remembered that he had not
registered.
Accusing the proprietor, the ex-
planned the situation and was assured
that his name had been registered for
him. AS the visitor had not given his
name he was somewhat curious to see
the entry. Calling for the register, he
read: Mr.. Russian Leather. coming
from Warranted" The hotel clerk had
copied the inscription on his trunk.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-14
IN THE BIRMINGHAM
 REAL ESTATE MARKET

Deeds of conveyance were filed in the office of the probate court yester- day in the following transactions of 5000 and over:
 George Tribble to Charles H. Dial. lot in Tuey & Byars survey, in sec tion 12 township 17, range west consideration, $1100. David J. Davis to John Nenn Sayre and others, trustees, acreage in sec tion IS, township 15 range west. con sideration. 5000. J. T. Martin to Jonesboro Ca muni- cipal corporation) lots 37 and 3S on owen avenue, and lots 39 and 40 on McAdory avenue, in Jonesboro; consid- eration, s3625.
 B. R. Parker to ". D. Lane lots Is and Is, in block H. Compton; consid- eration, s2O00.
 J. A. Smith son to Martin Investment company. lots 4. 5, and [. in block G. Tennessee Land company, Bessemer consideration. s1375.
 William Lewis to William W. Martin, parcel of land in section l. townsh ip IS, range 4. west; consideration, $17o0. Mary S. Brown to J. s. Brook. lot
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WOODWARD LUMBER
 G0MpAN'i
 ATLANTA, GA.
FOR SALE

FOR SALE. 5000 -Norwood F ave. cor. 60xi90. S20o0-Norwood inside lot 6ox190. $7000-2-story res. 12 ave. cor. $6900-N. 24th St. place. desirable, S7500-Elegant cor. res. N. Iiglds. S3150-N. 17 St. neat cottage, rooms. s7S00-Modern place ave-, furnace. $21 ,0oO-Large N. side cor. rents s2640. $30 00O-Large 1 ave. corner. s11. 1.000-Cor. res. depot district. S25,000-s-story cor. brick store, 50 it. s10.590-Large S. side cor, rents $1500. S3l50-70x200. s. 13 St. near K. $6S00-New s. Higlds residence. $35 Per iL.-Good Anderson place lot $1o0O0-Cor. res. bli-. Higld. ave, big lot $159)-5-room cottage, g st., Ave. F. $3150-Nice place 60 st. Wlawn: 1a blk. car. We rent, sell. and insure houses.
 R. MCCONNELL 2 CO.,, Phones S10. 2107 Sd Ave.
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w. .NTED-For U. s. army, able bodied unmarried men. between ages of H ana a5; citizens of United States of good character and temperate habits who can speak. read and write English; men wanted now for service in Cuba. Apply 10 recruiting officer, 7h North goth St.
 Birmingham, Ala z-1-to-2-Sl
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

WANTED-One first-class white barber
 l will guarantee Sl4 a week salary. Ad- dress w. B. Mum, Selma, Ala. 9-13-2t
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on Avenue I and Sixteenth street, in block 7S5; consideration, s4000.
 Jesse F. Yeates to Martha B. Nelson and Mary B. Martin. lot 16, in block S4S Birmingham; consideration, $240O.
 William w. Martin to Martin Invest ment company, parcel of land In sec tion 1. township IT, range west; con- sideration, $500.
 H F. Moore to B. H. Robinson, lot :, in block 3. Haskell & Mullen's survey; consideration, $500.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Notice to Contractors.

Notice to Contractors.
 Sealed proposals will be received by tho undersigned until 12 o'clock noon. Satur- day, September 21, 1907, for paving and curbing certain sidewalks and gutters. Specifications may be obtained and plans examined at this office. The right is reserved to reject any and all proposals. Gaa len, Ala. w. M. WILSON, 9-10-6t-tu-th -thur-sat. City Engineer.
 Legal Notice.
 Notice is hereby given by the Mayor and Aldermen of Birmingham. as pro- vided in section 61 of the charter of the city of Birmingham Ala. that it is their intention to redeem bonds Nos. 1, and 3 of series No 290; bonds Nos and 2 of series No 296, at the October 1st 1907 interest period. by paying off the same at The Hanover National Bank in the city of New York and by paying as a bonus to the holders thereof a sum equal to one-half of the annual interest thereon for one year.
 By order of the Board of Mayor and Aldermen of Birmingham, at it's meet ing of August 21 1907.
 J. C. MURRAY, City Clerk Age-Herad. August 51, September 7-14, 1907.
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FOR RENT
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

621 22nd st., rooms. s45 1SlO Rush ave. 10 rooms. $35. 12O5 18th st., rooms, S35 Fountain ave. and 12th st., : rooms. De- tober | $3l 50. 1506 7th ave. 4-rooms, Oct. 1, SIS. 26OO 18th ave, S-rooms, Oct. 1. s45. 2407 11th ave, S-rooms, Oct. 1 $40. 1881 14th St, 5-rooms. s20,
 NCEs-soUTHs1DE. SPA 22nd st., rooms, S35. 1213 St. Charles st., 10 rooms, $50. 730 29th st, 8 rooms, October l. $45. 221O Highland ave, rooms, October 1, S60. 1046 Sycamore st.. 9 rooms. $100. Orange ave. 2d door from Sycamore, 2 rooms, new, $s3 B. 1705 10th ave. s rooms, $50. 1215 12th st, 6 rooms, $40. S30 30th st., g rooms, $50. 171S Ave. J. rooms, $40. SIS 18th St. rooms, s25. 2so0 Mountain ave, rooms furnish- ed), SEQ. 2232 Sycamore st., 10 rooms, furnished, S9O 2915 Ave. G, s rooms, Oct l. s45 1500 10th ave-, s rooms Oct. l. s55. 1911 Ave. l. 7-rooms, Oct. 1. $40. S11 12th st.. 10 rooms, Oct. 1, $45.
 REsIDENcE-sUBU Owenton (Ella st. and Eliza ave.), SIS.
 BUSINESS PROPERTY. 1921 3rd ave, 2nd floor 25x140, $l25. 1722 2d Ave, 25x140, 9-story, Sl6O. 1227 Ave. B, 1 story, sl5. 1912 4th ave, 25x100, Sl00 16l2 End ave, lot, 50x140, October 1, s45 731 2nd ave, rooms, 23x67, $50 4th Ave, between 18th and 18th sts 25x140 1 story. sl25. 1910 4th ave, 25xl00. October 1, s1Oo. 18th st. and 2nd ave. pool and billiard parlor ffi1rnlshed1. $l35. 2309-11 Morris ave, story, 50xS21a
 S160.
 21O4 1st ave. Sd floor, 25x140. $40. 21O4 1st ave, ith floor, 25x140, SS0 21O4 1st ave. Sd and 4th floors, 25x140,
 $65.00.
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FOR RENT,

FOR RENT-2os-2lO Fist street; excellent
 location. Apply J. B. Adams, room 724
 Woodward bldg. 9-13-tf
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Real Estate and Loans, 419-420 Brown
 Marx Bldg. Bell Phone 2373
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LEEDS FIELD WILL
 SURPRISE PEOPLE
Elliott Says Much Ore Exists Along Eastern Border of Great Cahaba
 Coal Fields.

To the Editor of The Age-H erald:
 It is with great pleasure I read the account of a billion tons of iron ore found In Shades valley in your valuable paper of this day and 1t is more than probable that in the near future you can announce authoratively the existence of many more million tons of both brown and red ore along the eastern borders of the great Cd- haba coal fields.
 About the same time Professor Prouty of the State university. and fresh from the Johns Hopkins university, made his investigations in Shades valley, along the eastern slopes of Red mountain, he came to me at Leeds to be shown the inexhaus- tble deposits of Trenton limestone on Mill ridge, in Cahaba valley. and the unlimit- ed amount of sub-carboniferous shades along the eastern foothills of Oak moun- tain, out of which the Standard Portland Cement company works at Leeds" are now producing good quantities of Port land cement. On this occasion I pointed out to Professor Prouty the outcroppings of red ore east of Pine ridge.
 For a long time it has been the opinion of Col. Henry F. DeBardeleben and Col. Mack Sloss. who are authorities on the mineral resources of the Birmingham district that this red ore does exist in the Leeds mineral district. and east of the Cahaba coal fields: but be that as it may. it is now evident that the most skeptical need have no fears about the iron ore supply giving out.
 J. B. ELLIOTT. Leeds, Jefferson Couny. September 13, 1907
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FOR SALE ON SOUTH HIGHLANDS

$7000-Eight room house east of goth st, close to Highland ave. Furnace, hardwood floors all street improve ments, strictly modern. Never occu- pied.
 s2250-Just the small corner lot on South Highlands east of goth st. that you have been looking for. Elevated, all street improvements, best neigh borhood.
 $1500-Small alley corner lot close to Highland ave. and east of 20th st. All street improvements.
 s56OO to ssOO0-Several other attrac- tive homes on South Highlands.
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ONE CENT A WORD.

RATES-One cent . word dayJ no nd. taken for less than 25 cents for first insertion. Cash must accompany every order.
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HELP WANTEC-EEMALE.


 WANTED-Twenty-f girls for cracker factory. Apply Martin Cracker Co, Ave- nue A and 20th. 9-l5-St WANTED-Lady stenogra pher to use Underwood; can only pay small salary first few weeks. Call between P and l Saturday or Monday 329 Hood bldg.
 9-1i-2t WANTED-Laundress and house girl. Alp ply 1927 lroquois street. 9-l4-st WANTED-EXperience saespeopie in all departments. Loveman, Joseph X Loeb.
 8-i1-tf.
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FOR RENT


 SOUTH. S42s50-1625 s. 14th ave, rooms and ser wants room; new; finished In oak. $40. O0-9O1 S. 18th street rooms and stable. s35 .o0-1722 & 14th ave, 6 room cottage. SIS 00-727 s. 24th st., 3 rooms. $50 .00-l422 S. 18th st., 9 rooms. $65 .O0-2020 Ave. G, IA rooms
 NORTH. $45.00-2601 N. 12th ave, s rooms. $40. 00-2603 N. 12th ave, s rooms. sS. 00-15l2 N. 10th ave, 3 rooms. SS0. .00-1209 N. 2Sd St, rooms.
 SUBURBS. SIP. 50-Slst Ave, North Birmingham, 5 rooms s12. .5O-4422 10th ave. N, East Birming- ham, rooms. SIP .50-4425 N. 10th ave, East Birming- ham; rooms. S25 00-14 Grady St. West End, rooms. S25 0o-Corner of College and Green st., Owenton, II rooms. ST 50-S09 1st ave. West End: , rooms. S22 50-S03 Tuscaloosa ave-. West End.
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ROOMS AND BOARD WANTED.

WANTED = Housekeeping rooms by couple. Three or four upstairs rooms are preferred. not too far from busl- ness center. Rooms must be furnished complete with table linen, gas stove and convenient bath room. Address c and M., care Age Herald. 9-7-tf WANTED-By couple. two furnished rooms, suitable for light housekeeping; want downstairs rooms; no objection to suburbs; references exchanged. w. NJ. T PIP First National Bank Bldg.
 WANTED-One or two rooms, ground floor. with board. South Highlands D C. ferred. Address B. C.. care Age-Her- aid. 9-10tf
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REAL ESTATE.
WOODLAWN BARGAIN

store house on large lot. rented
 for $15 per month; worth. ...... $2000 cottage, lot 50x150. rented for S16
 per month: worth ............. 1900 cottage (60x150). rented for $16 per month; worth ...............15OO ? 3-room cottages G00x160). rent
 ed for s15 per month ............13OO 4 vacant lots 5OX150,
 very desirable; worth ...........1400 These make total of S7700 The store with a little improvement, will bring $2o to s25 per month. The vacant lots are ready for building The entire property can be bought for $6100.
 ATLAS LAND GO.
 727-2S First National Bank Bldg. Bell Phone 51. Birmingham, Ala.
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TURNER R. WEAKLEY JOHN B. ROSENSTIHL
2113 First Avenue.
FOR SALE.

Nice 2-story dwelling on Ave. II. Bargain fo. quick purchaser. Two lots at East Lake, 50xi50; very cheap One Groom house on First ave, Wood lawn. Cheap for s3500. Two houses on Ave. C. Good investment at $4500. Large and well built dwelling at West End for $500. Modern stucco residence on South 18th street for $6500. Neat broom cottage at West End. Can be bought at very low price. Good terms Some very desirable property on Hickory street. Two Broom houses on North 16th street Both good purchases.
 WHITE 6 HEFLIN Real Estate and Loans, 419-420 Brown
 Marx Bldg. Bell Phone 2373.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-14
MACHINERY FOR
 SALE

1 Rowley & Hermance self feed panel
 raiser. Greenlee sash franking machine 1 Hayes Dowel sticker for 9-16 dowels. 31 end piling dry kiln trucks, II
 wheels. Mason steam trap. No. ,. For particulars address
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HELP WANTED
sAIxs WANTS HELP

WANTED Experienced wrapping boys, 14 to IS years of age. Apply to man ager first floor. Louis Saks. WANTED-15 experienced seamstresses in alteration department. Apply 10 man ager. ladies' department, second floor Louis Saks
 WANTED Experienced suit and cloak saesladies. Apply manager second floor Louis Saks.
 WANTED xperienced hosiery saleslady. Apply manager ladies department, sec ond floor. Louis Saks. 9-13-t If
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REAL ESTATE.
FOR RENT

2225 Arlington ave, s rooms ........ Al. % 2O2O Ave G, rooms .................. 6o .O0 2I07 11th ave, N., rooms, modern.. 40 % 1921 Park ave, 10 rooms, modern 100 .o0 171S 10th ave- s. s rooms ............ 40 co 221O Highland ave, 10 rooms modern 60 % SIP Bradley st. rooms, modern.. 40 % 1046 Sycamore st., 10 rooms, modern. 100.O0 e6O1 12th ave, N, s rooms .... ...... 45.0
 STORES AND WAREHOUSES.
 1722 2d ave, floors (now) .......... 150 % 1908 Ave. D, 1 floor (now) .....,.... 25 .00 119 g. 2lst st., l i.oor (Oct. D -. 20 % 121 S. Fist st., 1 floor, (Oct. D..... 20. % w. N. Malone X Co. 219 N. 21st St. Phones 1239.
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WANTED-Men for our plant; regular work; good wages; opportunity for ad- vancement. Call at our office near Lew isburg Ala, or Bell phone 1922 N. Bir- mnigham. Eastern Dynamite Co.
 S-oS-3 -30t
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WANTED-Position by capable man in grocery or market good meat cutter and salesman. Address r. w., care Age-Herald.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-14

A full supply of Horses and Mules now on sale at the Ter minal Stock Yards, Second ave. and 27th street. Haynes -Donahoo Horse and
 Mule Go.
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WANTED-T'ostion as shipping clerk for wholesale house or manufacturing plant.
 age 24; check clerk at railroad freight house: three years experience; good knowledge of routing local shipments;
 nothing less than $75 considered. Ad- dress W. H., care Age-Herald. 9-13-2t
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

WANTED-Position as cashier or office work of any kind by young man; can furnish good references. Address c. W. s., care Age-Herald
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PERSONAL
BUSINESS CHANGES.

A FEW hundred dollars will buy an es- abolished business netting 90 per cent per month, good reason for selling; be quick: must mean business, no fake proposition; see our cash book Bnsl-
 ness, care Age-Herald. 9-l4-4t
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WOOD WORKERS-Two wagon and carriage wood workers. for new work
 and repairing. Steady work all year round for good men. Snyder Wagon
 Co., Ltd, Shreveport La. 9-l0-10t