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Charged With swindIing

Baton Rouge, La, November 9.-J. T. Burnes. young white man. who says his home is in Los Angeles, Cal, was ar rested here today. charged with swindling operations in Blaque Mine and lberville parishes. Burnes escaped from Iberville parish authorities yesterday after having been caught in scheme to defraud an Italian farmer of sl000 by means of a worthless check on Los Angeles bank. Cards were found on his person bearing the name of w. H. Carlisle, member of the Carpenters union. local 2l3, Houston Tex
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A BOX PARTY FOR
 MISS CLARA LEE WOODSON

Another box at the Jefferson last even ing was filled with young people. The party was arranged as an especial com piment to Miss Clara Lee Woodson, one of the lovely debutantes. She was the center of admiration in an evening gown of blue embroidered crepe de chine. Miss Jennie Trimble was another beauty in the box, wearing an evening costume of yellow satin and Miss Edith Bowron was also charming in fimy evening robe.
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MRS. WEATHERLY HOSTESS AT DEBUTANTE DINNER

An interesting party for debutantes will be Mrs. James Weatherly's dinner on the evening of November r. It will compli- ment four debutantes-Miss Clara Lee Woodson. Miss Kathleen VanHoose, Miss Alice Coughlan and Miss Mary Martin the guest of Miss Woodson
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MISS MARY KINNEY
 HOSTESS TO BACHELOR GIRLS

Miss Mary Kinney was the hostess yes terday to the Bachelor Girls, who held their usual weekly meeting at her home on Sycamore street. A candlestick and basket, both of brass, were the pretty trophies awarded at the close of the games. The occasion was especially pleasant
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studx of Infnnt MortnIlty

Baltimore. November 9.-The annuals convention of the American Association for the Study and Prevention of Infant Mortality commenced at Johns Hopkins| university this afternoon.
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SPONSORS FOR ALABAM.

The sponsor and maids for the Alabama team In the game Saturday between the State university and Sewanee will be Miss Sue Ferguson, Miss Marie Rosa mond and Miss Bessie Green. Miss Fer guson is sponsor and the other two are maids.
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GOV. BOB TAYLOR
 TO LECTURE HERE

An event which is pleasantly anticl- pated is the lecture to be given under the auspices of the Southside Baptist church on the evening of November IT, The subject will be announced in a few days.
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doctors that he be nearer the hospitals or Washington and Baltimore should an operation be necessary. It Is stated here that the mysterious disease sfrom which he is suffering is something more
 than mere exhaustion and an operation
 may be necessary.
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woman KiIIs Ho.bepd

Memphis. November s.-Joe Askew, a farmer. was killed by his wife today at their home. two miles east of Eads. Fayette county. Mrs. Askew claims self defense and has not been arrested.
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Father Kills His Son

Lexington, Ky, November s.--John Bates. 40, shot his son Lewis, 1S. dead. after being badly wounded in the hand by the boy who used u hatchet during a family fight in Madison county, Ken lucky. today.
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just exactly what that means?
 A woman said to me the other day:
 Did it ever occur to you how many people go through life wearing a masque?'
 I paused for moment and then asked her just what she meant
 t'I was liking particularly of favor ite actre of mine who pleases me be- yond anybody who is on the stage to- day." she said thoughtfully. "She is the loveliest thing in the world and looks I have heard of her life off of the stage, and I catch myself wondering back of the grease paint-and If she is really the kind of woman they say she is."
 'If 1t Is the grease paint that can do all these wonders for her on the stage and make you adore her as you do, and as thousands of others do,'' I suggested then I say good for the grease paint I hope she'll always wear the masque.
 Then I went home and began to reflect upon that expression that the other woman had used:
 Back of the grease paint
 It made me stop and think,
 Few in the average audience appreciate to stage people but to all others who happen to figure in the limelight; to every man and woman who is playing an en- gagement to a house made up of the world around them.
 For In the average audience appellate the hardships of role that on the sur face seems to be only meant to be agree able.
 Think of the hearts that are breaking while smile must be given to the worldt
 It's the hardest thing that anybody bpe euar hoI to 5ot
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MISS HETTIE SHELBY TO GIVE A DANCE

Miss Hettie Sibley will be one of the younger hostesses of the month. She will entertain on the night of November 2S with a dance at the Friars clubrooms.
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Productinon of buckwheat was 17,0s4,- GOO bushels. compared with 17,43s,000 in 1909: yield per acre, 20.9 bushels, com pared with 1s.5 the 10-year average and
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Agnes Terrell, Miss Estelle Nabb, Miss Mary Ware, Miss Emma Leedy, Mrs. George Eustis and Mrs. Robert Baugh.
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DINNER PARTY
 GIVEN AT KILL KARE

notable event of last evening was the dinner party given at Y Ramp Kill Rare. by the young men who are living on the summit of Red mountain and have extended the hospitality of their rustic home on so many occasions. Those who enjoyed the pleasures of last even ing were MT. and Mrs Hill Ferguson, Miss Leila Wood, Miss Bessie McCrossin. Miss Emee McCrossin, Miss May Cogan of Plainfield, N. J.. Miss Estelle McCros- sin of Brooklyn, Miss Carol Montgomery Miss Leila Wood. MT. Herbert Cobbs and MT Bestor Brown.
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TODAY IN SOCIETY

The marriage of Miss Martha Keiser and MT. Warren Lawson Klutz will oc- cur this morning at the Keiser residence on Highland avenue at o'clock.
 The board of directors of the Birming- ham Free Kindergarten association will meet at the parish house, Church of the Advent, this morning at .1o;So o'clock. Mrs. Truman Aldrich's afternoon recep- tion and musicale at the Country club in compliment to Miss Clara Lee wood- son and Mrs. Monro Canister Lanier will take place at o'clock.
 pr. Evans Shakespeare class will meet this morning at the Church of the Ad- vent rectory at 10 o'clock.
 Miss Helen Abbott entertains at lunch- con for Miss Ethel Sights.
 Mr. and Mrs. Monro Banister Lanier will give box party at the Jefferson this evening in compliment to their house guest, Miss Agnes George.
 -
 NOTES AND PERSONALS
 Miss Charlotte Scott of Indianapolis is expected to arrive today to be the house guest of Mrs. Walter Chew Phillips Miss Scott has visited in Birmingham several times and has number of friends in society who will be delighted to welcome her again.
 Another attractive visitor who is ex- pected today is Miss Carrie Knox of An niston, who will be Mrs. Frank Nelson's guest. Miss Knox Is 8 decided favorite in society here.
 Mrs. A. B. Loveman who has been un- dergoing treatment at local innrmary,
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MASQUES
Back of the up-How Many of Us Ever Tell Our Real Names?-Nearly Everybody Playing a Part-"The Grandstand' and What It Means to the Majority.
 The Pa1try 'Blue Ribbon
Rx DOLLY DALRYMPLE

yofus ever tel r"realna names" wonder! The Avon"h hasl Jus about he a al mena n women merely payes nal in his time plays many parts'
 and
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Mrs. Miller of Decatur will be the guest of Mrs J. T. Harwell during the fedefa- ton meeting.
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s25po-Splendid farm of 81 acres on coosa
river. About 20 acres in cultiva-
ton; mostly river bottom land
Good dwelling and barns. This
Is one Of the best little farms
we know.
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NdSrT, pdIaHce $IU per month.
MCCONNELL a. BRAXTON

Real Estate, Rentals, Insurance. Loans
no. zloi 30 Ave. Phones So
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For Sale-WoodlaWn

SScOO-Splendid S-room 2-story house: mod
ern throughout: well located on East
Lake car line: a bargain
Slj00-Five rooms; large corner lot; 500
cash, SIS per month.
$2O0O-New 5-room cottage; large lot: ON
easy terms; bargain.
$l4O0-Good 5-rooms, large lot. near East
Lake car line, church and schools
$l3oO-F'ive rooms and hall, outbuildings:
two large lots; bargain
$i1rO-Real nice, rooms, large lot; only
500 cash and s17.J0 per month
$2I0O-Large, nice Groom cottage; we'll
located east front. bargain.
$26p-Nice Groom cottage and hail. bath
room, lights, city water gas. sewer con-
nections; street and sidewalk improve
ments; large lot, close in; $3.50 cash and
SIS per month.
$l6O-Good broom cottage and hall lot 50x
10; fruit; we'll located in one block of
car; terms easy.
s1510-New, rooms and hall, nicely fin
ished, cabinet mantels, near car line; 500
cash and $50 per month.
Sl6Jc-5 rooms and hall, eastery 'front.'
500 cash and Sl7.50 per month.
S22Jc-New, rooms, cabinet mantes, close
TO car line; $50 cash and $40 monthly
Sl950-New, 5 rooms. nicely finished, one
block OF car; $50 monthly payments
S5l0o--Large, new, Groom cottage; half
block OF car line; beautiful house; leo
notes $31 each.
FOR RENT
$iS-Large Groom cottage; lot 50x20O feet.
$l0-5 rooms, centrally located in half
block CT car.
sl0-5 rooms near both car lines.
$S-f rooms. close in.
sos rooms, 2-story, new house. modern.
S20-Nice 5-room cottage, modern, large
lot. close to car.
$lS-F'ive rooms. on East Lake car line.
$l6-Five rooms. modern, corner lot in
one block car line.
sl5-Five rooms modern, near cate City
car line
JOHN T. HOOD
OFFICE 11s s. 55TTI STREET.
(Woodlawn Station)
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Alabama
Farm
Lands


ss5,00o-very fine tract of 1000 acres in
the Black Belt of Alabama.
1850 acres very fertile land, clear
ed and in cultivation. About
300 acres in timber. showing by
careful estimate over fifteen mil
lion feet hardwood lumber This
timber land is very fertile
and when cleared will make as
fine corn land as any in the
state. Located only two miles
from railroad. We would like
some capitalist to buy this and
let US sub-divide. With three or
four thousand expense we can
make 1T bring 800, 900 or more in
small farms. Talk to us about
this scheme.
Sso,75O-One Of the finest BLACK Belt"
stock farms In the state. 1850
acres. nearly all cleared and
fenced. 200 acres in fine stand
alfalfa. VIII be ready to cut in
two or three weeks. 100 acres
Johnson grass hay meadow. 500
acres fine corn land in cultiva-
ton. The entire place produces
strong grasses for pasturage. Be-
ing rich lime SOIL the hay and
grasses produced are the best
feed for mules and cattle. The
farm is well watered, over two
miles of large creek along boun-
Diary line, two artesian wells and
several springs on place. Several
good dwellings and barns.
This farm will produce 1900 tons
of hay 100 bales cotton. 5000 BUSH
els corn. besides pasturing one
thousand head of mules, cattle
and hogs.
railroad is being built
through the farm, and shipping
siding will be located in the al
falfa field. Only five hours to
Birmingham when this road is
completed this year
81 ,250-A splendid alfalfa hay farm on
pike road miles out from station
on A. @. S. railroad. $50 acres,
all fine black land which shows
strong lime analysis. 70 acres
now in alfalfa, showing good
stand, and 40 acres additional
ready for seeding. The alfalfa
on this place has been making
good crops for four years. This
land will. of course. make fine
corn and cotton, but is more
valuable for hay and raising
mules, cattle and hogs than any
cotton land. Some good, intelli-
gent work will make this farm
worth twice this money.
U4,s00--One Of the finest farms on Coosa
river. Contain 93s acres: 800 acres
river bottom. 200 acres rich
creek bottom, 300 acres strong
red clay soil 50 acres cotton land
balance pasture and woods. Fine
cane pasture along river and
creek. Cattle mules keep fat
all winter cane without feed
Banks of river and creek high
Only few acres of overflow
land on the place. miles to
railroad, ) miles to station, 40
miles to Birmingham. This is
beautiful farm with more than a
mile of river front. 1t has 600
acres in cultivation in one field
Especially well adapted to cattle
and hog raising, will make
six fine dairy farms by sub
dividing.
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s4ooo-240 acre farm on Coosa river. Good
strong land. About $50 acres in
cultivation. Well located, two
miles from railroad, 40 miles from
Birmingham, in good farming
community. Good school and
churches. Excellent residence,
tenant house and barns.
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Bargains on the Northside

$500 One-third cash, on Goth street, rent
| per year s1152.
S2150-One-h cash, near A., b. & A.
yards, rent per year, $500.
5000 One-third cash, sth avenue, partly
improved, rent per year $3.50
$7500-One-third cash, Sth avenue, vacant
corner, 100x100 feet.
| $40 000-One-third cash, 5th avenue, 100x
All feet, face 100 feet on railroad.
$575O-One-third cash, 9th avenue. 50x240
| feet, face 50 feet on railroad, rent s720.
s1500-O ne-fourth cash. u lots at Mason
! City; q bargain.
| Above are good investments.
! HOMES FOR SALE-SOUTHSIDE.
5000 rooms and BATH large lot, good
| terms, between 18th and 18th avenues
| and 18th street.
| $3.50 rooms and servant house, 18th
street, between 9th and 10th avenues;
| terms.
$685. rooms, bath, 2-story (modern) and
| a bargain; $500 cash, balance $40 per
month.
s5000-S rooms. 2-story, 18th avenue, be-
tween 18th and 18th streets: terms.
$685. rooms, 2-story (modern), Louise
street; good terms.
s6250-S rooms, 2-story (modern). Central
street; good terms; this place cost owner
$780, he has put In sidewalks. graded
| the street and. terraced the lot since
| buying it; has spent $1,000 and will
sell for S6250.
$500 rooms and bath, face east on
| 18th street car line, near 18th avenue.
$1,000 Vacant lot. near 18th avenue and
| 18th street: bargain.
| HOMES ON NORTHSIDE.
$4,000 rooms and bath. fine home and
| fine view of the city; terms.
s43O0-7 rooms and bath, Fountain
| Heights: any old terms will do.
s4lO0-7 rooms and bath, Fountain
| Heights: $3.50 cash, balance like rent
$1,000 rooms and bath, $3.50, balance like
rent hardwood floors, furnace.
$75O0-s rooms and bath, 18th avenue, be-
tween 23d and oath streets; bargain.
| $40 0O0--4th avenue; easy terms and good
| investment.
| $35, 00o-3d avenue; you know what is
| going on on Sd corner.
/ EAST LAKE HOMES ON EASY PAY
AfENTS.
$685. rooms, large, high lot, 800 cash.
balance 500 per month
s345o--6 rooms, large. high lot $3.50 cash,
| balance $25 per month.
we have several cottages from TO s
rooms on very. easy payments.
We also have several nice homes in
Woodlawn for sale that will interest
anyone that is looking for a Woodlawn
| home.
We have several plantations In south Ala
bama (Black Belt) from 100 to 1000 acres
| ranging in price from $l2. 30 to SD per
acre. These plantations are close to
Demopoiis. Newborn and Van Dorm Ala
There Is nothing like Black Belt farm
i Above lands are well improved
Kendrick Land & Improvement
Company,
Real Estate and Rentals. Loans Ne
gotiated Farm Lands Speciality
Office. 210 First National Bank Bldg.
Bell phone. Main 1888. Peoples phone 1871
100000
To loan in amounts ranging from 500
to $1,000. MONEY IS READY.
F. G. FONVILLE & CO.,
as North 2lst Street
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We have a large number of farms
in North Alabama and in the BLACK
Belt" Everything we offer you has
been examined by member of our
firm who is a soil expert and we'll in
formed on farm land values. We do
not take up your time looking at poor
Propositions. Call at our office and
let us know what kind of farm YOU
desire. The above are only SAMPLES
zof what we have listed.
Z 6. F. CRAMTON AGENCY
2O0s First Avenue, Birmingham.
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FOR SALE
IMPROVED

lMfILON ED
Sl2.O0O-fffth avenue place between
10th street and Terminal Cheapest
thing on this avenue. Good terms
$S000-South Eleventh avenue corner
home Nine rooms, furnace heated
and all modern conveniences Terms
$S75O-Handsome, almost new corner
Norwood residence. East front
$sO00-A lovely new home, not far
from Highland avenue
S75OO-Handsome Norwood home. all
modern eonveniences, street improve
ments made and paid for. Prettiest
street in this district. Lot 60x190
S725O-Bargain in a new modern resi-
dence Price greatly reduced to make
1t sell. Close to Glen Iris.
s6250-An excellent 7-room cottage.
large lot, east front, not far from
Glen Iris.
$4100-Attractive new 6-room North
Highland home.
S6250-Four modern white cottages in
walking distance of city. Rental s64
per month.
UNIMPROVED
S3sOO-Lot 70x240. *" near 18th ST.
S275O-Prettiest lot in Norwood.
$215O-Norwood district, lot s0x1So.
bargain and price reduced for i'm
mediate sale.
$l5o0-Lovely 18th avenue lot, well
shaded, south front. Convenient to
car
$22o-East Lake lot easy terms, s25
cash, balance $40 per month.
M'CONNEI,I, 81 RR YTON
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a!!ZzII'l| 'l i I !
FOR RENT.
NoRTHsIDE.

NORTHSIDE.
Price. Location. Rooms.
$50 .00-1105 N 18th St, modern
s21 50-10s0 W. 14th st, bath, screens. D
s21 .50-102S w 18th ST., bath, screens. D
So. 50-S29 10Th St, Kingston ............. D
$50. O0-10Q0 Cove ave-, FIT. Heights,
electric lights, bath ..................,.
$14.OO-s16 I'd ave. ......................... o
$40 .00-1S30 Rush ave-, modern ....,.... lV
$50. 00-2514 18th ave-, modern, new....-.
$50. 00-1205 18th ST., modern, new 1890. 8
$22. 50-614 I'd aye, bath ..................
$40 .00-1511 10Th ST., bath, cleo. lights. .
s22. 50-1oO1 18th st. .................-..... 0
SIS .00-1404 18th ave-, bath. cleo. lights.
S25. 00-1516 10th ave-, modern .......... I
$35 .O0-122S 10Th ST., modern ..............
$15. 0o-142S 18th ave, bath, elec lights.
$47 5O-2315 18th ave, modern ..............
s42 50-1031 oath St, modern ..............
81. 50-1017 Il. 14th st, bath, cleo. lights
$22. 5O-1015 E. 18th St, bath, cleo. lights
$40 .00-1503 sth ave, bath, cleo. lights 6
SOUTHSIDE.
$50. 0O-sSS 10Th St, bath, cleo. lights -.
s22 .5O-1210 Woodland ave, bath, cleo.
lights .....................,.. ..,............
s45. 00-1430 18th ave, modern ...........
$40 .00-1229 18th ave. modern ..........
s45. 00-1131 18th st, modern ............. 10
$50 .o0-1004 Ala. St, bath, cleo. lights
&5.00-170S 18th ave-, modern ...........
s45. 00-1523 18th ave, modern ............ 10
S35 .O0-1626 18th ave, bath, cleo. lights.
$l7.50-S12 18th St, bath, cleo. lights
$27 5O-1412 14th ave, bath, cleo lights
$50 .O0-s09 Bradley St, modern ...........
$S7 .5O-2O15 Ave. II, modern ......,.......
$40 .00-2013 Ave. H. modern .............
$25 .00-23o1 Ave. F. bath, cleo lights.....
WEST END.
SIS. 00-3OS Pearl st, bath, cleo. lights.
sac. 00-S30 Tuscaloosa ave-, modern -. Il
81 .00-1013 Cotton ave, bath, cleo. lights
$S5.0O-2O6 College St, modern, furnace
WOODLAND.
$22. 50-123 5sth St. bath, cleo. lights -. s
Sc. 00-5720 I'd ave. s., bath, cleo. lights.
EAST LAKE.
sl6.00-6S25 LIST ave, BATH new ............ 8
$lS 00-6621 LIST ave, bath, new ...........
sl5.00-111 Grace St, bath, new ........
s20.oo-104 Grace St, bath, new ........
SIS 00-201 30th St, elec.-lights, orchard
SIS 0O-7425 Sloss ave-, large lot ....... 8
sl2.5-t425 sloss ave. barn ..............
STORES-SOUTHSID
$40. 00-515 Goth St, s5x10O.
SS7 5O-517 10Th st, 25x10O.
S0.0O-140o 10th st, nice place for drug
store
S3O.oO-1431 14th ave, nice place for grocery
store
sTORE-NoRTHsIDE
Sl5.O0-1S19 4th ave, 25x140 new.
$1o.OO-1S21 4th ave-, 25x140, new
800 .O0-2912 1st ave, 4-story, 25x140, new.
s5OM-Io1 18th st, nice place for grocery.
SIS .00-2924 I'd ave-, 25x140, 3-story.
We have office space in First National
Bank Bldg. SO. Two nice rooms for
gentlemen cheap on South Highlands.
Come in and tell us your wants.
Kendrick Land and Improve
ment Company,
210 First National Bank Bldg.
Bel Phone 1893, Peoples 1917.
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OFFICE 1ts s. 55TH STREET.
fWoodlawn Station.)
r,s-,.tx ~t. ~, 49, p4~-i~- Ds--- ~
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90 miles to Birmingham, miles
from railroad station. 473 acres;
100 acres cane bottom pasture,
1870 acres rich bottom land in
cultivation, $50 acres upland in
cultivation, balance timber. Large
creek and two big springs on the
place. This farm is well adapted
TO raising mules, dairy and beef
cattle. Near to market. Good
pike road within IL miles. Five
dwellings and two barns. Easy
terms.
s5oo-Fine BLACK Belt farm of 200 acres,
nearly all in cultivation. Land
lies level and soil is deep and
fertile. 2 IL miles FROM station
on A. G. S. railroad. on good
pike road This would make fine
dairy farm. Land will produce
anything which grows Other
farmers in the neighborhood are
getting rich raising hogs. This
farm is a splendid home near
large school and several churches
s475O-Dairy farm of $50 acres, nearly all
In cultivation. Land lies we'll
and is highly productive soil, well
improved, and in fine cultiva
ton. Splendid pike road to rail-
road station. Large creek and
spring. Excellent residence
barns, tenant houses and other
improvements. This is a beauti-
full home and a profitable farm
in an excellent community.
s4oe0-240 acre farm on Coosa river. Good
strong land. About $50 acres in
cultivation. Well located, two
miles from railroad, 40 miles from
Birmingham, in good farming
community. Good school and
churches. Excellent residence,
tenant house and barns.
s31oo-Ideal dairy farm of 96 acres, on
pike road, IS miles from Birming-
ham. Easy to ship milk into
Birmingham. Very large, fine
spring on the place. Excellent
residence, within Ia mile of
school and church, store and post
office. Large, new barn and good
improvements. 800 bearing peach
trees.
s25oo-Spendid farm of 81 acres on coosa
river. About 20 acres in cultiva-
ton: mostly river bottom land.
Good dwelling and barns. This
Is one Of the best little farms
we know.
s1soo-A model little farm of IS acres in
fine farming village. 20 acres very
fertile land In cultivation. 5
acres woods lot. Five-room cot
tage, barns and stables. This
place can be made to produce
5000 year. Near good school
and two churches.
$3.50 An Acre-6i0 acres very choice land
in Waller county, Tex. This is
in the famous Gulf Coast citrus
and vegetable belt. The land is
all cleared and fenced, and shows
the preferred soil analysis for
citrus fruits. This is an unusual
opportunity. and IL you are in
terested call at once
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DIRT CHEAP

Lot 55x10G feet, 18th street. north has
two houses. only so feet from Belt
railroad and will come in for in
dustrial purposes; price only $1,000.
GEORGE BILBE, Agent,
Roll 81 21Of 1St Ave.
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Have
You
Leased
Yet?
Mo!
We'll Listen

New 7-room house. South Highlands, on
car line, oak floors, furnace, elevated
lot, all street improvements, for $500;
only $3.50 cash. balance $S5 per month,
with per cent interest; will you con-
tinue to pour your gold dust into rat
hole (rent receipts or act sensible and
be your own landlord? You'll do one or
the other; SO
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slSV-A model little farm of % acres in
fine farming village. % acres very
fertile land In cultivation. s
acres woods lot. Five-room cot
tage, barns and stables This
place can be made to produce
5000 year. Near good school
and two churches.