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New-York tribune., 1908-02-02
ance OF the Tschaikowsky opera Eugene Oneg1n
this afternoon at Carnegie Hall.

ance OF the Tscbaikowsky opera Eugene Onegin'
this afternoon at Carnegie Hall
The fourth OF the series of symphony concerts
for young people the direction of Frank
Damrosch will be given on Saturday afternoon,
February g. in Carnegie Hall The programme will
be devoted to Slavic. Russian and Bohemian folk
song and will show the influence of such song on
symphonic Fritz Krelsler will be the sooist.
and the Bohemian and Russian folksongs will be
sung by Albert Gregorowich Janpolski, barytone.
The programme:
Bohemian folksongs.
Russian foiksongs
Russian foksongs for orchestra. .Liadow
Fantasy for violin and orchestra on Russian themes
Mr.. Fritz Kreisler
At the concert of the Russian Symphony Or
chestra at Carnegie Hail February 13 the solo
performer will be May Nuke, 'ceilist who will pay
the minor concerto by Davidof. This artist has
already made favorable impression at Il concert
In Mendelssohn Hall but this will be her first ap-
pearance here with orchestra. The rest of the pro-
sramme will be follows: Symphony by Vasi-
lenko. which will be the first production in this
country Of work by this composer; Crimean
sketches by Spendarow; overture "Ruse d Amour"
by Glazunow. Mr.. Modest Altschuler will conduct
the orchestra.
That DR.. Karl Muck relinquish at the end
of this season his conductorship of the Boston
symphony Orchestra IN order to his duties
the Berlin Royal Opera is officially an
nounced. Much regret is felt in Boston at the
thought OF Dr. Muck's departure, and a good deal
will be felt here. There is ample justification for
such regret, in view of the conscientious and ad-
mirable work DR.. Muck has done for American
music lovers. Proba bly, the memorable perform
ance under his direction of the Brahms e. minor
symphony at the beginning of his here will
keep alive long as anything else in his New
York list warm regard for his musicanly ap-
probation and powers.
DIR. Muck will leave America early in MAY his
last concerts in Boston being on May and .
With Mrs. Muck he will go 70 Berlin. where he
will stay until the middle June Then he goes
To Bayreuth where he VIII stay until the end OF
August for he is again the conductor of the
'Parsifhi" performances there,
OF DR.. Muck successor in Boston no choice has
been
New-York tribune., 1908-02-02
ORCHESTRAL NOTES.

| The Sunken Bell" symphonic poem by Vladi-
| mir Metzl Will be the novelty OF the fifth pair Of
concerts by the Philharmonic Society at Carnegie
| Hall next Friday afternoon and Saturday even
! ing. The composer is young Russian, born in
| 1882 In Moscow, and now living in Berlin. He was
| for a while pupil CT Mr. Safonoff. but his earlier
studies made IN his native city under Taneieff
| He his diploma with a opera called
'Vineta." After spending time in Vienna he
went to Leipsic to study conducting from Arthur
Nikisch Next he became professor at the Royal
Imperial Conservatory at Odessa, but resolving to
devote himself wholly to composition settled IN
Berlin Since writing THE Sunken Ber' he has
completed another symphonic poem entitled
'"Traumgebilde''
Mr. safonoff introduced THE sunken Bell" to a
London audience last May. when he conducted one
OF the of the London Symphony Orchestra
AS its name implies the work which follows In a
general way the line OF sonata. In which the
composer allows himself much latitude is based on
Gerhardt Hauptmann's symbolicsl play. This is
known 10 New York through its performance in
the original German and also through the admfra-
ble translation by c. II. Meltzer. The score is
prefaced with copious extracts from the play,
which seem to Indicate the moods and some
tent the characters and incidents of the drama
which were in the composers mind. The leading
characters OF the drama indicated by their
separate themes.
Beethovens Fifth Symphony, in C minor will be
played at these concerts. Jean Gerardy, who will
play l-alos concerto In d minor for voloncello
introduced this work TO New York audience at a
concert of the Philharmonic Society on January
% 1885. The concert will open with Mendessohn's 8
overture 'FingaPs Cave"
The New York Symphony Society announces a
work by American composer for perform
the twelfth Sunday afternoon concert on
February g Carnegie Hall. This compostion s
Ernest Schelling's Fantastic Suite" for piano and
orchestra which he composed in ls05-'0s com
pIeting the orchestration only last year Mr.
Schellng will perform the piano part of his suite
This work played in Boston last week by the
Boston symphony Orchestra under DR. Muck Mr.
Henry Bramsen. the first 'cellist of the New
York Symphony Orchestra, will play rschaikow-
sky's theme and variations for violorcello The
programme arranged by Mr. Walter Damrosch
II as follows.
symptom M. u suuianr
Fionce
Mr Henry iSramsen
Fantastic Suite
Played by the composer.
Overture In the Sprfngtims .Goldmark
MI Dsmrosch Will repeat the concert perform
New-York tribune., 1908-02-02

at the house Of Mrs George Q. Clark Ma ioso
Fifth avenue, and MARCH, II. az ths hcus, -
Mrs. William Douglas Sloane. Nc West s2t ssrsee
Eta Stroker. young pianist. and Q pueil a
Andre Benoist, Of this city, will give q recital n
Mendelssohn Hall on Wednesday evening Fsbr~,
ary y.
Southern tour on February IA IN AshevfIa " r
The cities she viii visit viii include AtIansn
Charleston. Augusta, Jacksonville Palm Beach a.A
Tampa She will return 70 New York the nrvt =
March
Harrie Foster, mezzo-contralto. win E,vs n ss,>
recital In Mendelssohn Hall Tuesday arr.raoss
February 49, Victor Harris will bs the accom..
MIST
In the East Room Of the Waldorr-Astorfa ne,,
Wednesday evening NJ Louis P1ansl and Nina
TekleyPlanel Will give French musical and Hter.
sry recital NJ Planel, who IS viOlinist and COM
poser will accompany the recitations Of his WIN
with nelodranatic music Of his cornpostten
and play two movements from Godards "Concerso
Romantque." andants and rntnuet from Ma.
senets "Ariane," Pessard's "RecueiIIenen." Ma
sa's Les Anemones." and an original bercsrea
Miss Sophie H Pickett will sing two songs
New-York tribune., 1908-02-02

This oity's operatic repertcry has undergone
measurable enlargement in the last season or
rwo ana there are further novelties to be eN-
,,.r,~e .n The near future including tho Mseter-
ynck-pebussy "pelleas eft Melisande."
New-York tribune., 1908-02-02
CONS SOIING.

Passenger Boatman hadn't we better bail her
/ out? She's half fun OF water"
Irish Bea .naan-Och. niver mind sorr Sure she II
! over when she quite ful!-Punch
New-York tribune., 1908-02-02
Timely Musical Comment.
Another Be Produced at tho Nanhafan-Oerma
Opera at Metropolitan.

house. Wagner's music-drama will be sung on Fri
day evening" February I. under the direction OF
Nr f.ustav Mahlex Tho cast Will be follows:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-08-30
Grows Because Ii Must
.CECI!ll1.
"The Placid Place"

The building activity which is prevailing Norwood is matter of much comment with all who at all acquainted with it. gentleman who lives in The Placid Place. he was his return from two weeks visit to the East by the number homes which had been begun during his absence.
 Look any direction in Norwood and will see residence approaching completion another the stages of construction material the ground for another If the fall does not witness verabe building boom Norwood all signs will fail -
 After a there is nothing wonderful about hls building activity in Bminghams most famous residence dst1'ct Nor wood must It's growth more be checked than the food of majesically moving stream
 Ideal location accessibility genial social atmosphere an nbroken record heathuness is everything m the Norwood to appeal to the homeseeker of cultured tastes.
 The home builder who locates in Norwood makes no mls take Every day rates and confirms the soundness o dg ment which influences the decision What we said in Realty four years ago doubly true lhere 1sn "n-l Hadn # in all the Placid Place.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-08-30

He00-Terms to suit; beautiful cottage on Hawkins street, 11a blocks from car line. within one block of two churches and pnblie school; six rooms and bath; lot 70x150 feet; worth S12OO by itself. This is a bargain you can't afford to miss. s650-For nice, high lot on Tuscaloosa avenue, West End, facing south, 5Oxl9O feet all improvements.
 g16o0-Terms to suit; nice 5-room cottage in good West End neighborhood; nicely papered, city water, electric lights, and a bargain.
 s24oo-S4OO cash, balance like rent; new house on 18th street, Woodlawn, two blocks north of car line, and one block from Gibson school; five large rooms and reception hall; bath, sanitary sewer, electric lights, nice garden. k2750-$400 cash balance monthly one or the prettiest and most convenient cot tages in Woodlawn, in very best neigh borhood: one block from car line; faces east; has gas, electric lights, sanitary sewer and bath complete; can't be du- plicated for S9000.
 s1500-On easy terms, for cottage IF blocks north of Rising Station; 5-eept car fare to Ensley or Birmingham; four large rooms and hall and back porch; high lot and a good bargain.
 s25Oo-$SoO cash. balance on rental basis. for nice, up-to-date house within two blocks of car line, at Central park; hVe large rooms and wide hall, front and back porches; nice yard and garden; electric lights. bath complete, with all sanitary con 1ections-
 n700-S5GO cash, balar ce monthly; nice cot tage on lot 50x150, half block from car line at Hill Top Station on South Ems ley car line; 5-cent car fare, four large rooms and hall: a bargain.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-08-30
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE. s6500 new s. II st. res, $500 cash. $6O00, pretty new St. Charles st, res. s37.50 pr. it. choice cor, near Glen Iris. $50 pr it. Iroquois st. lot. 5000, lot near Nth. Terrace entrance. $6O pr. it. good 16 ave. lot, blk. S. 20 st. s13,5O0. fine new s. Highland house. aO,0o0, handsome Nth. Terrace home. S6,000, Hickory st., cor. res. E. front $2550 bargain, Ave. F, cor 100x190. s63 pr, it. well located F cor. s4500, Ave H, cor, whites, pays $48 mo- $15O pr. it. E. 20 st. bus district. $20000. large ave. cor. rents $40 mo. s44,500, good bus. property, well rented. $15000 ave. near "A st. 50x140, imp. $500O, Third ave. cor. rents s1260. $2500, Norwood, 12 ave. cor. s2750 close in, 15 st. alley cor, imp. $45OO, brick store, Ensey. pays $42O
 FOR RENT-NORTHSIDE rooms, 2709 7th ave, $25. Store opposite Terminal station, s100. rooms, 24OS 4th ave, $40. rooms, 2410 4th ave, $40. rooms, 13l7 Huntsville ave, s35. rooms, 2329 3d ave, s30 rooms, I'll N. 18th st, s30 rooms, 1730 Allen st, $50.
 FOR RENT-SOUTHSIDE. rooms, 22l6 Orange ave, new $50. rooms, 3305 Ave. F, $3O. rooms, S3S 18th st, $30. rooms, 1006 16th st, $30. rooms, 1SO004-O6 Ave. E, $15. rooms, 917 Central ave, s125O. 5 rooms, ZIG 25th st, s2o. rooms, SO21 Ave. H. $37.5O. 10 rooms, S3O 30th st, S45. rooms SIP Ave. P, $22. .50 rooms, S09 Bradley st, s325O. 10 rooms, 1907 18th st, s45. rooms, TIA 14th ave, $50. rooms, 1213 St. Charles st, $30. rooms, 1719 10th ave, $50. rooms, HOT 17th st, new $50 rooms, SlO S. 18th st, $22.5O. rooms, 15Ol 11th ave, $50. rooms, 1109 18th st, s35
 R. MCCONNELL & CO.,, 2107 Third Ave. Phones BIO.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-08-30
FOR SALE
$525O.O0

$525O.OO
 One of the best locations on South Highlands. lot 50x19O, with a good Broom house on it; this is on Hickory street, near Rhodes Circle and lies well.
 $575O.0O
 Lot fronting on railroad 50 feet and running back 240 feet with improvements on it now renting for ss40 per year; this is good investment for your idle money as it is now, to say nothing of the en- hancement in value that will come to this property in the next few years.
 $55OOOO
 Another railroad frontage of 100 feet, and running back 190 feet with six A. room houses on it renting for $54 per month: you should investigate this if you want to invest where you are bound to get returns on your money.
 s19,5OO.O0
 One of the most modern, brand new and up-to-date homes on the South High lands, the lot is 75 feet front by 175 feet deep; located on Sycamore street, near Highland avenue.
 $1750.O0
 20 acres on Shades mountain with about 10 acres cleared and in good shape; bet ter see this before 1t is too late; it will not stay on the market long at this price.
 If you are not interested in any of the above classes of property come to our office and let us know your wants. we have it and can sell it to you as cheap as the owner
 If you have property you want to sell list it with us, we have customers on our list who are constantly in wait for good properties and we can sell 1t for you.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-08-30
BARGAINS. SOME SURE ENOUGH SNAPS IN
 REAL ESTATE.

S235O-With terms to suit, or will exchanee for vacant lot and make balance pay able monthly. new house at Rising Sla- ton; faces pike and has all improve ments six rooms and hall, and can't De duplicated at he price.
 ss000-s1OoO cash balance easy; one of the incest places in Norwood, nine rooms, furnace-heated, hardwood floors serV- ants house. lot 60x190, with all Improve nen+s facing east. half block from ear line. on 30th street A bargain that must be sold at once.
 s75O-On easy terms, for good 4-room ana hall cottage at East Lake; one block from car line; lot 50x165, worth the price asked for the house and lot.
 saso-On easy terms, for 3-room cottage In best part of East Lake; one block rom ear line; lot 50x165.
 s26OO-s4OO cash, balance like rent; oeau- tiful 2-story S-room house on corner lot 1OOxl50; one block from car line; all lih- provements, nice yard and garden; pest location in East Lake.
 s130o-On easy terms; good 4-room mousse with hall, on nice lot half block from Gate City car line in good neighbor- hood rented for s12.5o per month. FINE Northslde corner, fronting lW feet on Frisco tracks and running back z4o feet; within one block of two car lines; 1OOx14O feet on tracks, suitable for ware house. manufacturing plant or coal ana lumber yard: two dwellings on alley corner, renting for $56 per month 10 white people; offered for sale al reoueeo price, ~ s11 oo0-50x1gO feet on 9th avenue. near 2Oth street; s-room house; block and half from proposed hotel on corner or otn avenue; a bargain; let us show It to you.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-08-30
FARM REALTY co.

s5, 800. OO-2O A. well improved fee simple, 21a mines from Birmingham c. H. A special bargain.
 B, ,5OO 0O-124 A. in cultivation, a fertile, well improved farm a good room frame house, large 2-story barn. b room house on county road, 6 miles from railroad.
 $2, ,OO000-S0 acres land, fertile valley farm, 1h in cultivation, will make 50 bushels corn and 1a bale cotton per acre, 11a miles from railroad town. s1, ,GOO OO-12O acres rich level land, F in cultivation, Broom house and barn on pike, miles from railroad town. s3, 800 Oo-24-acre truck farm, fine orchard, 7-room house and large barn, on pike road, near Birmingham.
 s5OO.O0-4O acres, 15 in cultivation, 4-room house, orchard and barn; 2h miles from county courthouse; good spring. s1, ,25O.0O-4O acres good land in cultivation for exchange.
 S1. .25O. .00-4O acres with a 4 and Broom house, good barn and spring, on rail- road, 12 miles from Birmingham. SEE US for farms, city and suburban property. for sale or exchange. S15 Brown Marx building. Bell phone 1413.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-08-30
EBORN'S REALTY
 BARGAINS

Bell Phone 1884 Peoples Phone 1911.
 INVESTMENT REALTY. $45oO-Rental s4SO, 9th ave, north, go x10O. $46OO-Rental $500. 4 dwellings, Ave. c, white. $25OO-Rental $4SO, Pratt, 1Oox2oo; ex- change. s45Oo--Rental $54 mo-. stone houses. Avenue F. s42OO-Rental $72O, 75x14O, 4th avenue. north, [ houses. s2O, occidental s24OO, high class brick. Corner Bargain near Terminal entrance. See me. s45OO-Renta1 $5SO, will pay 5000, Northside. sS5oO-Seven Groom dwellings. corner 1OOx1s0, near Terminal. S40O0-Rental $4S month stone houses. South Highlands. We have others.
 HOME BARGAINS. s3250-Modern Groom home North Highlands. s400O-Modern Groom corner, 60x19o, High lands. s5oO0-S-room corner home 6ox19o, s425O-S-room home, large lot, North Highlands. s4500-Modern home, large lot, 17th st., South Highlands. s225O-95x190 Groom home, Tuscaloosa avenue. West End. s575O-Modern S-room home, 14th ave, south exchange. s500O-7-room brick cottage near Five Points and Highland avenue. s575O-s-room corner brick, s. High lands. s1900-5-room home, 10Ox2OO, on East Lake car East Lake. s160O-5-r room home, 50x190, near 53d st., Woodlawn. s575O-s-room cor. home. fronts car, $. Highlands. s355O-7-room modern home, 18th st., south. s13,OOO-A s2o 900 home goes for quick deal; s13,00o. 1OOx160 modern S-room home, Rhodes Circle: easy.
 park. We have others.
 ACRE BARGAINS. s100 per acre, so acres at Mary Lee, near N. Birmingham. s1500-10 acres, fronts pike, miles out. $450O-40 acres near E. Lake; improved; bargain. s21OO-10 acres, 5-room house, miles out. $90OO-1O acres improved, near POW derly. 20 acres. Shades valley, 5 miles out; has creek. Three acres, West End, broom house. good thing. s750-20 acres, miles of North Bir- mingham, near Mary Lee We have others.
 MISCELLANEOUS Cal. fruit estate, pays sS000 year; might exchange. 4000 acres proven coal. veins, 3 rail- roads: exchange 1000 acres coal and timber, Winston county, Alabama. Snap.
 FARMS, FARMS, FARMS. The largest and most complete list of all kinds of farms in the south. We now have in process of printing 1000 sheets covering pages of select farms, and pages of select city and suburban property. If you are in terested in real estate write what you are looking for, send your namo or address and we will mail you a list and call attention to such as will likely meet your requirements.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-08-30
FOR RENT

Offices can be had in large or small space have rooms aggregating TOO square feet, nice building, central To- cation.
 Modern residence, rooms, on car line at West End high-class property. Cottage rooms, 612 N. 18th street, nicely arranged and short walk to center of city; rent $Io.
 Cottage SPA S. 26th St., rooms; rent S9. Cottage at Kingston, rooms water free; rent S.
 Cottage of , rooms and hall for colored people, 29th St. and Sth ave. north; water furnished; rent only $l2.5o. Cottage 3 rooms, 423 9th ave, Smith, field; for colored people; rent S.5o october 1 the building now occupied by Summers Carriage Co.,, 1715 4th avenue, 25x140 with vacant lot adjoining If de- sired, fine proposition for plumbers shop, printing, or workshop of any kind.
 Everything in the rental line.
 GEORGE BILBE, Agent.
 Dell e1 1131h 21st St
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-08-30
MeSSer Real Estate X Insurance Co.
RENTAL LIST

17O7 sth avenue, north, rooms, $40. 1917 4th avenue, north, , rooms, S30. 4os1h North 24th street F rooms, s35. 1872 North 18th street, rooms, SSO. 1905 North 18th street, rooms, $35. 1217 North 18th street, rooms, $3O. AT North 18th street, rooms, S4o. 1219 South 18th street, rooms, $35. SIS South 18th street, 9 rooms, $35 1907 11th avenue. south, : rooms, $35. 15O4 10th avenue, south, rooms $50. 1517 10th avenue, south rooms, $5O. 1908 South 14th street, 10 rooms, $50. ITS 18th avenue, south, rooms, $33 1904 South 18th street, 10 rooms, $50. S30 South 30th street, 10 rooms, S45. 2019 Humboldt avenue, 8. rooms, $40. 2O21 Humboldt avenue, rooms, $40 1921 South 18th street 9 rooms, s6O. 10O1 18th avenue, south, rooms, $50. 2117 11th avenue south, rooms, $4I DO. 1908 Avenue E, rooms $25- 171S 10th avenue south, rooms, $3I.o 3522 Avenue H, rooms, SIS. 8524 Avenue H, , rooms, $12.50. 1ooS-1O South 2Oth street, 20 rooms, S1O2. 1918 Avenue E, ' rooms, SS5.
 STORES
 1929 Morris avenue, 25x1O0, floor, sl5 o2o4 Morris avenue, 25x100, floors, s6O. 2eOs 2d avenue, 25x1OO, floors, $oo 261o 2d avenue. 25x1Oo floors, $50. 2s12 2d avenue, 25x100, floors, s5o. 2aos Ed avenue, 25x1O0, 1 floor, $40 2112 2d avenue, 25x140, floor, s11O e12 North 18th street 2Ox90, 1 floor, s135. a28 North goth street, 5Ox1Oo, floor, 500. 112 North 24th street, 2Ox6o. 1 floor, $2o. IA North 24th street, 2Ox6o, floor SSS. qao4 2d avenue, 25x65, 1 floor, S6o 240s 2d avenue, 25x65, 1 floor, s6o. 2412 2d avenue, 22x40, 1 floor, s25 1898 2d avenue, 25x60. floor, s25
 w. N. MALONE G co.
 o,a North o1st Street Telephones 1239.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-08-30
GREAT BARGAINS FOR SALE.

GREAT BARGAINS FOR SALE S6000-Large lot with Groom. modern house, on 30th street, near famous Rhodes Circle, s15Oo cash will do. bal ance long time. s7000-2Oo feet on 7th avenue, corner 18th street, on Belt railroad, fine location for manufacturing, coal yard or other business.
 s2O Per Acre-26 acres near Powderly, others ask s400 for land poorer than this and further from car line; great bargain; F cash.
 SIP, ,5OO-Beautiful home ir Mountain Ter race; reasonable terms
 s. E. THOMPSON, Agent. Bell Phone 24. 223 N. 21st st.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-08-30
THEY ARE BEAUTIES.

THEY ARE BEAUTIES.
 And the price Is only $4,750, on terms and they are located fine on the South Highlands, and to make them sound better to you and to make them sound so good you will have to see them, I will say that they are not over two and one-half blocks from 20th st. They are two-story, seven-room houses and are modern in every respect.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-08-30

1R0pcV Cured; quick reEef; removes sl swelling in '"o! $to 20 days; 30 to 50 days effects pcm.a'
 circulars, tesmouisls and free hial ues write
 DfH. H. Crssa's Ssss, Bsx . Ailsnsa. Ge.
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B. F. EBORN

Ground floor. No. 1903 First avenue.
 You are always welcome, wh ether 1t
 be merely to inquire about realty. list your realty, or wait for the cars.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-08-30

THE TALK OF THE TOWN-The high-class de- velopment of Anderson Place. Take South 10th Street Gar to 10th Avenue.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-08-30

LOOK AND LISTEN AT THE PRICE. And then hurry or you will miss the chance of your life to get a home. What do you think of this lovely two-story, seven-room s. Highlands home selling for s3,750 lot 57 feet front, A bargain don't miss 1t.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-08-30
FOR RENT NORTHSIDE.

Ads illustrated with good cuts arc trade winners-The Gawk makes enao eutA
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-08-30
Let CLAUDE L. NORRIS Feather Your Nest

NEAR SYCAMORE AND HIGHLAND AVENUE.
 Handsome two-story ten-room res idence, equipped with every known improvement, fine lot, 75x160, ele vated. Price s10500. Terms. TWELFTH AVE, SOUTH.
 Two-story ten-room home, on cor ner lot, finished and arranged beautifully, furnace heated, elec- tric lights, gas-in fact. 1t has every convenience. Price $7,0O0. Terms easy. NEAR ELEVENTH AVE, SOUTH. Two-story, nine-room home, east. front, lot 50x150 furnace heated, gas and electricity. servants room. Listen at these terms $250 cash, balance $40 per. month.
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FOR SALE

Lot 7Ox16215 Eleventh not far from Five Points, sua ble for double house apartments The price and terms will interest you.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-08-30
lInprOved-SOuth Highlands

10Room home Tenth Ave-, in splendid neighborhood This house is elegantly finished inside and handsome from the outside.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-08-30

BRAND NEW
 And beauty located on 18th ave, south, near 20th street. Will be finished by October 1st See it quick. Will please you. Price $500. Terms. SOUTH HIGHLANDS COTTAGE HOME Has seven rooms, every conven- fence, lot 60x140 Price s5,5o0. Terms. LOTS, LOTS.
 I have lots of lots in every part of the city. See I have all sizes all prices. Now I can show you the best what is. Don't think l can't. INVESTMENTS, INVESTMENTS. My office is the headquarters for good investments, either in central, semi-central, large or small invest ments. ITS A MONEY MAKER.
 Close in, lot 1O0x100, on corner, inn provements, rents for $45 per month. Price s16,50O Terms. Buy it. It will make you rich.
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4os N. 2sth st.. story. 25xeo, sioo.
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21s North 21st Street. Telephones