The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-18


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 ABSTRACTS OF TITLB
 TITLE INSURANCE EVERY DEPARTMENT OF TITLE
 INVESTIGATION
 225 WENTY-F RsT STREE TT - ---------- HELP WANTEE-FEMALE. NSNl lEDEi EDSESpefienced saiaspcopIe fn sII departments. Loveman, Joseph Loeb
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 HELP WANTED-MALE. WANTED~A hrst-class salesman aGl window dresser, with experiences thor oughly competent; with best references; good salary. s. Seig, Columbus, Miss.
 9-9-l4t 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. 9-10-10t ACCOUNTANTS, advertising men, archi- teets auditors, bookkeepers. buyers: good positions now open; list free. Hap goods, 726 Park Bldg, Pttsburg, Pa. NANTED-Men for our plant; regular work. good wages; opportunity for ad- vancement. Call at our office near Lew isburE. Ala, or Bell phone 1622 N. Bir- mnlgham. Eastern Dynamite Co.
 S-2S-3Ot WANTED-1OOOO customers to wear D. B. Luster's shoes PIT N. 18th st. 9-17-30t W. -NTED-For U. S. army, able-bodied unmarried men, between ages of 2i ana B; 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 to recruiting officer. 71s North 20th St. Birmingham. Ala. 7-1-to-l2-H MALE HFLP-Wanted. sober honest men as state managers for all southern states, men with small capital can make big money in manufacturing bus mess Call or address E. z, Manufaa turing Co.,, 2O1S 1st ave, Birmingham, Ala 9-i5-tf WANTED-A boy or young man, who is an exrert typewriter, and has lit tie knowledge of the English language. and is willing to work. Applications must be in writing, giving experience anu references. Address English" care Age-Herad office. 9-11-2t WANTED-Man or strong boy to work at florist business. A. j. koeng, $d avenue and 50th street. Woodlawn, Ala.
 9-17-3t WANTED-"Trouble man. for magneto exchange: stenographer for roadmas- ter; night clerk hotel; plumbers car penters; plasterers; stenosraphers; housekeeper, private infirmary; white workemen storage warehouse, 45S Hood bldg.
 WANTED-State managers for large manufacturing company; first-class man with from $1O00 to 5000 can make from s2000 to 5000 per year: established bus iness goods staple no fake; please in Vestigate; reference exchanged. w., care Age-IIerad 9-1S-5t CANVASSERS wanted; l am making q canvass of the city of Birmingham for my company, and desire to employ a dozen young men. Call room 9S Hllman hotel o'clock, a. m, September IS. W. II. Gleason.
 WANTED-A boy to learn plate press printing: steady work to right party; one who has had some experience as pressfeeder preferred. Roberts & Son, 1872 3rd avenue
 WANTED-Man to meet trains; prefer one used to that kind of work, or one who is willing to learn. Apply 2512 4th avenue. north.
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 FOR RENT-Office in steam-heated build ing: S15 per month. Apply 2131a 20th St.
 9-13-6t FOR RENT-Beautifu ten-room resi- dence partly furnished If desired; half block from Highland avenue; modern in every respect. Address Homestead care Age Herald. If FOR RENT-October 1. neat cottage. 5 rooms hall and bath S23 N. 20th street. p hui11inU
 9-1S-3t FOR RENT-2OS-2lO Fist street, excellent location. Apply J. B. Adams room PA Woodward bldg, 9-13-u FOR RENT-AnElegan home bed rooms, furnace, hardwood floors, 11th avenue and 11th street, south, $75 rooms, 12th avenue, north, $40; 6 and rooms. West End. SIG and s23. 50; and | room fiats new s35 and s45 rooms new avenue J. $50; several brick stores and two nice offices; Il rooms. modern, faces ear. Fountain Heghte, s37. .50 McCarty- Reese Realty Co.. 2ll5 3rd ave nue. Bell 4s7 Peoples 6l9
 FOR RENT-Modern. two-story residence Rush avenue, North Highlands car line. Owner. 1025-6 First National.
 FOR RENT-Four nice stores, 4th avenue and 18th street near new city market. Apply J. w. Mcdonald. 1SO2ih 4th ave nue. 9-13-St-fri-su wd FO RENT-5-room house. corner Mamie and Short street. North Highlands. 4 room house. newly painted, Emma av- enue, Smithfed D. II. Waddell 1Sl6h lst avenue 9-11- we-thusu FOR RENT-One Broom. two-story mod ern house on East Lake car line; 65th street; suitable for boarding house or large family; S35 per month Also one nice 5-room cottage F block East Lake car line, between 64th and 65th streets, sl5 per month; large garden and well of good water. T. F. Johnson, 64l9 lst avenue. Woodlawn 9-15-tf FOR RENT-Office space on ground floor of 2l04 1st avenue, now being re- modelled and put In first-class condi- ton for occupancy october 1. Apply 2a26 1st avenue. D. V. Gregory, Walter l.. Beasley. E. C. Hewes s-17-7t FOR RENT-Single or double furnished rooms with board; all conveniences; 1925 7th avenue. Bell ph one $40.
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 BUSINESS CHANGES.
 CYCLONES! Windstorms: Tornados! Recent cyclones throughout the coun- try should remind thoughtful persons of the need of protecting themselves against loss by effecting tornado insur- ance on their property. The cost of tornado policy Is trfling compared to the safety and peace of mind it ensures. Birmingham, as you well know, is not tornado proof but the Phoenix lnsur- ance Co of Hartford is. We have re-