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Of the sleeping a service from
st. Paul 70 the coast the dining
car service will follow and tie de
talks for the dining car service are
now being workcl cut. Supt.
Wanner Of the dining ear service
is now IN Tacoma experimenting
the construction and equipment of
a suitable 2ommiSsary hUilding.
AS soon as possible after The
establishment of the through sell
vice between st. Paul and Seattle
the service will be extended east
to Ch cogo, the intention being to
have a first class through service
from Chicago to the coast.
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A. 7. WestrUw, who ) ON
ployed temporarily in the -~r-
mers State bank during Cashier
Peterson's vacation, expects to 60
to Mcintosh sool an | 0, Ell a third
ban . in that reservation town.
The Mcintosh institution viii bo
known as the First Sac bank at
M. Westrum will b cashier.
\ very fne Enc o. fancy work
an | Il ate,ia's will be exhibited at
Dykeman's store fot Il week,
beginning today. TIE Ia les are
cordially invited to call and in
spect the work. Lessons givtn,
a One-acre tract of land four
blocks fro3l Main street for sale,
price $500 II taken at once. j.
II. Coiken
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MOnuI0GE DRU3S
&EL3E PLAYERS

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Meslam ~. Isl: "'nge", |.a'};
and Mullen c@tc.~ q the Five
Hundred club ct .At ..pI.e Of Il G
former on TuesIay az ing, tie
party closing tie seaar.. for the
cluh. The Refreshments were se,y d
at the M2llcn home. Card SGMIs
were ta5oed, the guests sp..ILe
the evening in guessing confess
for priz ). An enjoyable evening
is r. ported.
.Irs. Hickman and Miss Leila
Pierce lets Wednesday for Bis
marcl 20 visit for a few days at
the home Of Mr.. Pierce's parents.
Mr.. Pierce. expects to go to Bis
marck S.aaay IN his automobile
AMI 49,. -..iom lone together
with h:s Ole. doughter, Miss
Berth, who h.s been spending
some time with her grandparents.
Subscribe for The News, The
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-04-21
PUBLIC NOTICE
E H THOMAS and JAS. FRANCIS SMITH,
Attorneys

II THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
TRICT OF COLUMBIA Holding a District
Court In re- Condemnation Of land Tor 3
Right OF way for the AnacosrIa Main Inter
ceptinE Sewer District Court No s5s. Upon
consideration o. the petition OF the Commits
sioners Of the District OF Columbia fled IN
the above entitled cause, and on motion
Of counsel FOR the SAID Commissioners II IS
By the Court this 18th day Of April A D.
1919. ORDERED That the clerk o. this
Court Issue a citation 20 Mary A FTadhans.
Rochester. y Z: the washington Railway
and Electric Company washington d c.
the Washington Loan and Trust Cyor7nsr7v
mick. Kenilworth. d c. Van Horn Mc(y1r-
mick, Clara Mccormick. KeniIvcrth. >. c. &
rietta n Fowler, kenIlworth, D. c.: Jacob
Beck. Benning, D c.; Susan 2. Sheriff. Ben
ming. D. c; George W Barnes. Jr-, trustee.
Walter B. shaw, keniIw0rth. D 9:
N =. Cook Be7nfng D. c.: z 4
p oo ~, 49, yvsiT,e4o1 h ,r5;, Samuel
KeniIwOrth- D c. and the WASHINGTON
Jockey club. samuel Ross. President. wash
the ZIth day Of April A D. 1910 AZ ten
O'Clock a. IA, 70 answer said petition. and
70 show cause Wy me prayers thereof
should not be granted and why the rights
q way chrOUsh parcels ISf-10. 1872 ISs-7
1854. 1S4-7- l1o-lr 1890. IT3-2, zss-s gss-2
$50 lot I25. 50 Sis, lot 81. Sc SIS psr~als
1-7-s 17s-2, particularly described IN 80 -
tftion should not be condemned fo- ~
purpose OF providing a right OF wav for an
cells OF land L IS Further O-yIere5 --E-.-
a COPY OF said citation be served nv -
United States Marshal for the DIsf-f-- -
Columbia upon such owners Of a. Ta15
sought TO be condemned herein z75 49,
persons interested therein as may be found
by the said Marshal. or his deDu- lss vyfrhi-7
the District Of Columbia And g IS Further
Ordered: That al persons having any inter
est in these proceedings be- and thew are
hereby warned and required 10 appear IA
this Court on OF before the said Z7ta dzv
OF April. A D. 1910. 70 answer the szfH
petition and 70 continue n attendance uaffI
the Court shall have made It's final order
ratifyiug and confirming the award and re-
port OF the Commissioners TO be appointed
by the Court TO appraise the value OF ths
respective interests OF al persons c,-7cer0a5
IN the land and premises mentioned and de-
scribed IN the aforesaid petition Il ia
Further Ordered That copy Of this ords-
be published once IN the washington 49,
Reporter and six secular days IN ~
Washington Star, The WASHINGTON Times
and the Washington Herald. newspapers -u7lb-
lished in said District q Columbia bfr0-s
the said 9TH day Of April, a D. 1910 Nv
the Court. WENDELL. P STAFFORD. Jus-
tee lSeal) 4 True Copy Test. :
YOUNG. Clerk 81 f. E. CUNNINGHAM.
Asst Clerk. ao15-6ts ezGu
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OFFICE or THE COMMISSIONERS Dis
TRICT OF COLUMBIA, Washington. April
90 1910. SEALED PROPOSALS viii be re-
ceived at this Office until O'Clock o m
SATURDAY. APRIL 80 1910. FOR Plumbing
Work in the Chevy Chase and Reservoir
Schools. proposals, Specifications. and ueces-
sary infOi nation may be obtained OF the
chief Clerz, Engineer Department. Room AZ.
District Building. CUNO Il RUDOLPH
JOHN A. JOHNSTON, WILLIAM Y. JUD-
SON Commissioners sp2o-exSu-ss
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PROPOSALS


POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT. Washing
ton y. c. March 3. 1910 Sealed proposals
wsI be received al the Office Of the CHEZ
clerk OF tins Department until the sth day
time and place they VIII be opened IN the
presence OF the bidders or their authorized
egeEts OF attorneys for the Performance
81 the following services as they may be
required during the fiscal year ending June
81. 1915 Washing and ironing towels. shoe
Ing horses, removing debris and ashes. re-
Gaming chairs. cleaning carpets. cleaning
OEice Department including the tower clock
,auks for proposals. with specifications and
j. structions- viii be furnished upon appIica-
ton 70 the Chief Clerk, Post ONCE Depart
ment. Washington d c F. 4 HITCH
COCK. Postmaster General apT.14u
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT. WssbIn~-
ton, p. c.. March g. 1910. Sealed PROPOSALS
VIII be received at the Office OF the Chief
Clerk Of this Department until the 9Th CAV
OF May 1910, az O'Clock D. n at which
tine and place they VIII be opened in the
presence OF the bidders o. their authorfzed
agents OF attorneys, for the purchase o. waste
materials from the Department. including
attached. old leather. with metal parts
o -tached, and canvas and leather, with
metal parts attached. canvas CUTTINGS
and Iacing cord free from metal parts brass
driIlings, punchinEs, pins lock parts bronze
a~fTTfues lock parts etc. iron ard zr=at-
been punched. old scales. brass and iron
from the Annex Building, during the fscal
year ending June 50, 1911 Blanks FOR pro-
DosaIs, with specifications and Instructions
VIII be furnished upon application to IT,
chief Clerk and Superintendent Of Buildings.
F. H HITCHCOCK. Postmaster General
nr- 4
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FLOOR OILS

c T. HUNTERS SANITARY DUST. Kill
ING FLOOR OIL keeps the floors clean and
bright. gives them polished finish. SC r7lT-7
Try I5c mot delivered
Phone Main 545S- Offce rs Pa ave. n "
GOOD FOR YOUR FURNITURE Try IT
everywhere apIs-7t-
GEM COLORLESS FLOOR OIL on sale at an
department sr0res-hOCsefuruishlnE Is DEPART
ment- snhsI-s1ts
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RUG WEAVING

HAVE YOUR rugs woven BY the Laurel hr1n5
tried and true sanitary. Postal We call
ECLIPSE RUG CO, Laurel, Nd Only address
Ep20-1sts
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WANTED-ROOMS

A YOUNG MAN wants to get a
neatly finished room and board in
a private family; is willing to pay
any reasonable price if suited. BOX
34f, Times Office. 1t*
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UMBRELLAS RECOVERED

II. H PHILPITT- Prop. John Hess Mana
ger Reliable Umbrella and Parasol Maker
Repairing and recovering specially Crav-
ennette. gloria. and six. 81 901 E st. y w
mh3I-tu tn. sa-e0t
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SITUATIONS WANTED


WASHING and ironing % do at home OF
days work out 1895 7 ST Itc
CASHIER-Ey young experienced LADY, who
attends strictly 10 business. accurate and
quick worker best refs MISS EVA 81
LOTT. 1216 51th St n W au21-2ts
I WILL GIVE SO 70 any one secrrfnc- NJ
clerical position paying SO per week BOX
SIS Times Office au-1-gtH
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BOARD

TWO VACANCIES IN mess OF six yong
men, superior cook unsurpassed fare. 1875
7 81 n ". spZ-sts
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ELECTRICAL REPAIRS

BE ECONOMICAL and have your fa1s. no
tors- and electrical work done b
Z ANGERMAN- 15Sz 1Gth ST n EEG
rnher-aar
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BOOKBINDING

BOOEBINDINGEPAPER RULING
Fiat opening blank books that lie open tat
CHAS- Il POTTER & CO.
Phone n. ga $40 18th st n. W
ecZ-th-tf
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SITUATIONS WANTED

Place as chauffeur by co-ored man: thor
oughIy understands business ISIS X n "
apZ1-7-a
7 VIII. GIVE SO 10 any one securing me
clerical position paying $40 per Weel- BOX
ES- Times ofsce- ap2l-zr
Ak FXPERIENCED arithmetic instructor
wishes TO forsu small class or s3ve private
lessons hours % 2. M rates reasonable
ap2I-2ts
POSITION with real estate Arm By man 50
years old married. large acquaintance
familiar with city and al oflces and work
connected with d c. real estate wears
general once experience. Al city references
= P. 1924 N H av- apL-st-
CHAUFFEUR on gasoline car. by young
coIored man Address c. J.. S19 18th St y. E
aP1-3t'
WANTED-Place as blacksmith and horse
sheer Apply IZ72 2oth s. y W apzo-St-
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UPHOLSTERING

cabinet WorN. repairing.
finishing. slip covers. and screens; best W5-ls-
lowest prices Satisfaction guaranteed.
JEAN AHRANO, 1913 10th st. Phone y. 3eE2
op2-H
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BIRDS AND ANIMALS

SINGING CANARLES- Parrots. dogs. cats.
Go.dEshes. Rabbits. Guinea Pigs. and chick
ems. SCHMLD'S BIRD STORE. ~ 18th 81.
n W aps-d
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WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
SPOT CASH PAID Cor slightly worn clotaes
p c. LAEC[ET. $50 = = ". " 1873 n
aDls-Ir-
T7ANTED-FruruIrure for cash: sen your
goods 90 the man who gives you the most
money see HOLLYWOOD. Sth and x je2-tf
WANT D-F'uruIture and carpets. contents
Of houses specially for cash. fair and
square dealings. ALBACGH sth and <
mh1-S1t
7 PAY the highest cash prices fov ladies'
Eentiemen's. and ChIIdren-s CASTOR wearing
apparel drop card viii call c. LIVING
SION. lZ24 ILh st NV. OF phons North s304
apl2-tf
HIGHEST CASH prices paid for worn cloth
Ing either ladies' OF gents send postal.
vs-u call p TsESHES, 1s0S 9Th ST " ".
Phone North zss. cs50-tf
EAN-TE D-Furniturs OF all kinds IN small
OF large quantity 4 MILLER 500 X -
y W CAL or phone " 1874 ap5-sot
wASTED-If y0u lave furniture or any
thing 70 sch. send for MARCUS NOTES
EZ5 9th 81 ~ w who has a reputation o.
g years fair dealing. and YOU viii obtain
best results Phone Main 5l5L mh50-tf
BIG MONEY paid for cast on clothing. shoes.
hats and shirts drop postal, viii cal
4 GEFIFiZ, jos 5Ih ST. y. ".
au4-w,th,sa,m-tf
NEW DEALER pays highest cash prices for
CASTOR clothing Drop postal VIII call
J AELPER- 1z2z eth " ".
uah2z-sOt
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WALL PAPER
DENTISTRY

ALVEOLAR TEETH-Painless. lasting Won
derfuuy Hfelike. bridgework or plates IN
necessary; painless 6Iing- DR. J. L. VIII
son. 12CS T. iyu-r
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-04-21

ONE OR Two large unfinished rooms, up
town downtown. BY clubs local unfver-
sity; smoking and reading rooms; low rental.
Communicate by mai next 3 days LOUIS
GIASER. $3.50 18th st n W It
WANTED-s OF 4 rooms nicely furnished
apartment, in y. ". section. rent not to
exceed s25 monthly. hest references furnished
Address BOX sE2s Times ohicA Ep2-sts
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OVERS AND CLEANERS

VI Emo HNU LLEHWEno
FREE FREE FREE
We VII call and deliver your clothes free
q charge
Our patent cleaning has ast5uis-led The P1b-
lie and we would like 70 convince you
suit cleaned and pressed. 75c-
Drop Us postal
LOUIS DENOTFTTZ-
lE9 e 81 n v. Il
CENTS SUITS spo1ged and pressed 4ocs dry
cleaned and pressed. &c. steamed cleaned.
g. ladies' skirts pressed, flc- work called
E0r and delivered = Sol 81 No ave n z
ap14-rf
SPECIAL
Join our pressing club Il only costs you
$50 per month 20 have four suits spOngsds
pressed. and minor repairs u-aoc- Lacis5
and gents garments altered. pressed, r.
paired. and dyed
we CaH For and Deliver
Z. Y LEVY.
1881 Pa ave " "
Phone Main $50 n
aD15-tf
CLEANING. Pressing. and RemodeIIng- drst-
class work al reasonable prices
Cal Tor and deliver Phone ". 1877
H CCLDSTIE0, 1st and II sta y. y.
sDI5-rf
YOUR SUIT cleaned and pressed fOr sc;
made equal 70 new Special mont y rateA.
Z a EMERSON. 1913 Wisconsin
ap3-e5t
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WAVTED-AGENTS

AGENTS 20 represent American Temperance
LIE special and attractive features. 10
e-al contract Apply H c. SMITH. Muusey
Bldg apz1-sts-
VVANTED-By cd line lie Insurance com
pany- good opportunity offered: state ex-
perieuce- BOX SIS. TImes Office IL
AGENTS wanted 20 cal. on BARRIERS. T.
SO3IERTIL-I-E-. 40 ---h s. S. ". apZ1-2t"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-04-21
MOTORCYCLES

FOR SALE yale, SO; / Indian. SIS: 1
Indian 1855, So. i Excelsior, 1893. SI65s SIS
Magnetic. n & N. / Motorcycle Van. SIS:
and other bargains All f. I'D condition
P L. CORR. lS 9Th
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FOR RENT ROOMS
Furnished.

A ST. S z. 1Z6-TrOEt room nicely fur
ntshed; suitable for gentlemen: near Capitol
ansil-ere
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-04-21

HOW ABOUT THOSE DIRTY WINDOwS7
White help and moderate prizes LEON L.
CAHCON, Acms Window Cleaning Co. re-
moved 70 81 G n W Phone NJ u5S
fafs-a1f
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-04-21
WE ARE CROWDED WITH
FINE UPRIGHT PIANOS

which have been taken IN trade Tor AUTO
NOLAS- Eless are hlgh-g-ade instruments
il good condition and We are sacrificing
Decker BIOS. Sl-5s S-iee. $40 FeEse. SIS.
Snou-EEe-s So Hartman. SIS Bradbury.
}l45- Else- S-sJ. Milton SIS. Ivers G. POND
$40, ana 1fty others Terms. SO casa and s.
-.aH month
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TYPEWRTTERS

REBUILT L c Smiths Underwood. Rem
iuE-on. Smith Premier. good as new. for
sale and rent lowest prices Typewriter
and Odlcs supply Co. u07 G st Nv II 80
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-07-24

FARM EXCHANGES acres, 81 miles
out. l mile r. r. station; good soil.
about % acres in cultivation, two small
frame houses; will exchange for vacant
or improved city property. C-Barnes,
at Avondale, or call 142S Main.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-07-24

FOR SALE-$7O0-Firs class. we'll estab-
lished. fully equipped for business
boarding house. Located sprominen1
southsde corner. Everything new and
house full of boarders. Address Wa
care Age-Herald. 7-24-2i
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FORCED SALE-On Avenue @ near
30th street, S-room, 2-story house:
bath, electricity, etc.; on nice corner
lot; party forced to SELL price $500;
easy terms or will exchange for cheap
err property. Smith Williams & Bass,
900 Farley Bldg. Main 1916, Peoples
$685. 7-24-3t
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-1nterest in paying drug bus'
| mess in Greater birmingham; good To-
cation. Address X-37, care Age-Herald
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-Light rail-
| road velocipede, ball-bearing, wire
| spokes, rubber tread. new, a bargain
p. c. Smith, Thorsby, Ala
FOR SALE-One sawmill complete, ca
pacity 10000 feet per day, on Mobile
Ohio r. r., with 200 acres of good tim
Der. Price s10OO terms, one-third cash
balance in monthly payments or will
handle output of mill. One sawmil
complete, three miles from railroad; ca
pacity 10000 feet per day, located In
| good timber belt Price $3.50; terms
one-third cash, balance in monthly
payments or will handle output of mill
One sawmil complete, three miles from
railroad; capacity 5000 feet per day, in
good timber belt. Price $1,000 terms,
one-third cash, balance in monthly pay
ments or will handle output of mill
Other proposition to offer. Box 1863 Tus-
caloosa, Ala. 7-24-2t-su
FOR SALE-5-room cottage, West End
all conveniences; cash payment; easy
terms on balance. 1907 I'd avenue.
Bell phone 1881. V-43, care Age-Her-
aid.
DOGS-Pedigreed "Stix" pointers. Glad
stone settlers or Boston terriers, all
ages, for sale or exchange for poultry
or COW: best of stock. Address j. c.
Moses, Box Is. Birmingham.
FOR SALE-Modern new Groom bung-
allow in West End; lot 50x190 feet
price s2500 500 cash. balance $2o
per month. This is the best bargain
in West End and you had better
not wait too long before seeing it.
Birmingham Business Brokerage Co..
sol First National Bank Bldg. Phones
1910.
FOR SALE-Seven-room house, one of
the most beautiful homes on the North
Highlands. with every modern improve
ment. Highest point near car line,
7Ox140 $500; worth 10000; terms. L. p.
HILL 1924 Fourth avenue, Bell 4722; Peo-
pies 11S7.
FOR SALE-Two central corner lots
In Wylam at a bargain for cash !
also three good lots and two well
located, up-to-date, modern homes
on Ensley South Highlands E. j..
Hudnall ZIG N. 21st street. Bell
phone 1876, Peoples 1911.
FOR SALE-Lots in San Jose, Tex, the
new San Antonio; exclusive suburb
at the Terrell hot well; will be one
of the finest and most modern rest
and health resorts in the states. Il. j..
Hudnall District Agent, ZIG N. 21st
street.
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D ONE CENT A WORD|ONE CENT A WORD

RATES-One cent n word n day. no nu.
taken for less than Csc for first inser-
ton. Cash must accompany order.
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FOR SALE-By owner, brand new =
room, pressed-brick bungalow, in Earle
Place, 408 Miller avenue: up-to-date In
every respect, for 1900, worth s500Oy
must sell; terms to suit Call Bell GO
West End 7-2R4t
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WANTED--First-clas salesman to sell,
our lines in Mississippi, Alabama,
Georgia. Florida. where we have well
established trade: only highest class
men commanding large following
considered. Address with full partic-
ulars of past record, volume OF year.
ly sales. references. terms expected
etc, Rosenwald & We'll, Chicago.
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FOR SALE-Two Standard Home con-
tracts paid up to date; IA months old;
snap for anyone interested Address
Box 142. Station G. Memphis. Tenn.
7-99-2f
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OWN your home! have several desir-
able lots on South Highlands, east of
goth st., near Five Points, on which
I will build homes to suit purchasers
on very easy terms. Address Roland
L. Lide, s14-15 woodward Bldg.
7-24-3t -sli wed fri
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WANTED-Manager and agents for Ma
bama for Oldest Southern Accident ana
Health Insurance Company, ole estab-
nshed business; most liberal month ana
commercial policies on the market; ex'
ceptional contracts for representative
direct with company. Write BOX 70
Station A. Chattanooga, Tenn.
T-90-2t-wed fri Su
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FOR SALE-A good automobile, stand
ard make will sell for mere sing II
taken at once. Call owner, 1914 Main.
7-7-th- fr-su-tu-tf
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FOR SALE-Anderson Place, beautiful
bungalow; hardwood floors all over
house, modern in every respect, party
leaving city, worth $3.50; will sacrifice
for $3.50 for quick sale; see us at once
Smith Williams & Bass, 600 Farley
building, Main 4946, Peoples 1898. 7-23-3t
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WANTED-A-1 shoe salesman state
experience and where employed. D-4
care Age-Herald.
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FOR SALE-A pair Of beautiful Maltese
kittens, months old Address Mrs. M.
L. Lowell, Cullman, Ala, care Fred
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FOR SALE-Near Avenue 10 acres;
can be brought for $1,000 per acre; will
bring $4,000 per acre If subdivided; will
exchange. Smith Williams & Bass, 800
Farley building, Main 1916, Peoples
32SS. 7-23-3t
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FOR SALE-Furniture, with privilege
of lease in S-room fiat. Avenue ID
and 10Th street, Ensley. Bell phone
1882 7-23-2t
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FOR SALE-5ox14O IT., 9Th avenue, be-
tween proposed hotel and Terminal,
$4,000; easy terms; some one is going to
make $1,000 on this property in the next
months. Why not you? Smith & Still
man 2OR Hood Bldg.
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FOR sALE-10ox14o IT,, Ave. corner; s
Broom houses, 4-room houses; fine
renting property; near proposed sub
way, $500, " cash, balance 1, . and 8
years. Snap. Smith g. Stillman, FOG
Hood Rldv
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TYPEWRITERS FOR SALE-One Rem
ington No s, wide carriage billing
machine, $50; one Remington No. q,
tabulating machine, $40; two Rem
ingtons No. 6 model, $35 each; one
Remington No. model, 1885, two
Smith Premier No. 4 model, $40 each;
one Smith Premier No. model, $50.
Above machines have been thorough
ly overhauled and are In first-class
condition. Apply to Lawson Iron Co.,
Bell phone main I'll. 7-22-3t
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-07-24

AIFATFA land, 100 acres black prairie,
20 acres timber, balance open; well
drained, no waste land, no stumps, 1880;
liberal terms Other property also. R.
S. Parker, Coatopa, Ala.
-cI1.ura6 fri
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-07-24

FOR SALE-Furniture and lease of To-
room house, best location, pays well,
full of roomers. Phone Louie Reese,
2115 Sd ave-
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-07-24

FOR SALE-Home made ice chest, new;
one 12O-egg incubator hot water ma
chine; sell cheap. 1901 Marshal ave.
7-24-3t-Su- tu- thu
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-07-24

FOR SALE-s2S00; best bargain we have
ever offered in Shades valley; 81 acres
on Montevallo road, all under fence, lev
ell and fertile; fruit of all kinds; good
fences, fine well; broom house In very
good condition and good barn; owner
has gone west to live and put this price
on 1t for quick sale. Terms. Weakley
& Rosenstihl. 7-20-7t
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-07-24

FOR SALE-Standard Home contract.
Have made rs payments. Be ready
for $1,000 90 for loan soon. Make Of
fer. S. J. Simpson. Stouts Mountain,
Ala. 7-21 thurs sat-sun-tues