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The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-01
FOR RENT

1902 South 12th street. 3 rooms, now.
 $50. 1920 Whitaker street, rooms, No-
 vember l. S60. S16 Woodland avenue, rooms, October
 l, s35. 518 South 21st street, ' rooms, Octo-
 Der l, s25 7o1 South 2Sth street, rooms, Octo-
 Der l, $35. S3O South goth street, 9 rooms. now,
 $75.
 sos South goth street. 8 rooms, now,
 s70
 s26 South 18th street. rooms, octo-
 Der l, s30 1409 10th avenue, rooms. october l,
 $50. 1922 Avenue I, rooms, now, ST5. S19 Bradley street, rooms, now, $50. 1136 South 18th street, rooms, now, S45. 14O1 St. Charles street, rooms. now. s42.5o. 2o1s Avenue F, rooms, now, $22.5o. 923 Alabama street rooms, $35. 919 South 18th street, 9 rooms, now, $40. 1901 Avenue D, rooms, now. s20. 2933 Avenue G, 10 rooms, now, s55. Corner St. Charles and 11th avenue, south, 10 rooms, now, $50. NORTHSIDE. 2504 9th avenue, rooms, October ], s52.50.
 2601 12th avenue. north. s rooms. Octo-
 Der l, s35. 1900 Rush avenue, : rooms, October l. $35.
 709 Sd avenue, rooms, now, $l2.50. 1903 Fountain avenue, , rooms, now,
 $2O. STORES. |1720 I'd avenue, 3 floors. 316 North 18th street, l story. 2123 Sd avenue, ground floor. 201e Sd avenue, ground floor, 2201 Avenue A, one story. 1927 1st avenue. 2506 2d avenue.
 See our list at office for houses in the suburbs. nice residences and stores in the city and offices in the Jefferson County Savings Bank building, which do not appear in this list. Call us over phone and our rental man will be glad to show you any of these for rent J. l.. Yancey Real Estate and
 Ins. Company
 No, 11S N 21st St
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-01

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE. My equity in b acres beyond East Lake; must sell at once and will make very low price, or exchange for farming land or other property. Address Z-63, care Age-Herald.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-01

[ HAVE forty farms near Hartselle. Ala. that range in size from ten acres to 1900 acres. Poultry farms; truck farms. cotton farms. stock farms. All at the right prices, and there is no better town in Alabama to it's size. Get out of the rut and buy one of these farms Write me today as my ads" only appear once. Full particulars. c. B. Hogeboom, Box sS6. Farm Land Expert" city.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-01

FOR RENT-Small store and two living rooms, suitable for dairy, meat market or something similar; would turn over meat trade to suitable tenant. Peo- ples 2034.
 FOR RENT-Two office rooms in the heart Of Birmingham over Cox Shoe sore, 191Sla I'd avenue. Apply Mann's Studio, above address.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-01

Swell new bungalow on 18th avenue. Nor wood. has six large rooms and bath: furnace heated; hardwood floors expen- siye chandeliers and decorations: ga- rage; no small children; $32 70 a month Geo. 0. Mabry, 210e 1st avenue. Phones 2572
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-01

<~<~~~~~~O~-~~~~I~-~~~ and experienced timc- keeper and general office man desires position at once; have had 10 years experience around coal mine as com
 binaticn timekeeper and general bookkeeper; am thoroughly compe- tent; can furnish references and
 make bond if necessary Address U-59
 care Age-Herald. 9-21-10t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-01

FARMS-sS acres, 40 miles of Birming- ham, right at station, small cash pay ment balance easy, price $500. 20 acres, 40 miles of Birmingham, good black land, all level, right at station; price, s50l. 270 acres, 8 miles of Birmingham, two dwellings, plenty of water; will pro- duce % bales of cotton this year; only $500 If you are on the market for a farm, write me for my list. Jas. B.. Drake, 325 North 18th. Both phones.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-01

WANTED-Positon as hardwood lum- Der grader or inspector, yard foreman or retail yard work; can handle men; can come at once; several years eX- perience. Address R-190, care Age-Her aid, Birmingham, Ala.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-01
ONE CENT 4 WORD
PERSONAL

RATES-One cent word day; no ad.
 taken for less than 25c for first lnser-
 ton. Cash must accompany order.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-01
KODAKS

WE develop films; six exposures. 15c; ; F exposures, 25c. Velox prints, the kind that do not fade, 4c and Dc each. r. W. Bromberg, 2oth street and Sd avenue
 S-27-tf-su
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-01

FOR SALE-560 acres Black Belt farm
 Best in the state, 4S0 acres in high state of cultivation, balance wood land: crop raised on this place valued at s20,OO0 per year, cost about one third to raise it. Improved with dwelling costing s10,000, about 30 ten ant houses, large barn, etc. Price s60 per acre It will pay a dividend on three times that amount. Crops raised, corn, cotton. alfalfa and clover. Your expenses paid to look at the place if not as represented. Minge, 2113 1st avenue. 9-10-4t-su
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-01
~TGG6NPS

LAND SNAPS. l20 acres, Marengo county. near Thomas ton in black prairie alfalfa district for only BIO an acre. 500 acres, Autauga county. red and sandy land; half mile from depot; S7.50 an acre.
 HOO acres, Conecuh county, for fine stock or cotton plantation, with some tim- Der, only $6 an acre. N0 acres, Lowndes county, improved with fair buildings, SIP 50 an acre. l60 acres, Dallas county, improved with large room house. $500. E. E. SECOR, Agent. Selma, Ala.
 9-2S-7t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-01

1421 Tuscaloosa ave, 6 rms., mod, SIS. 1416 Cotton ave-. rms, $15.
 INSURANCE
 Fidelity (fire) Underwriters of New York, Virginia State (fire) Insurance Company of Richmond, Delaware Insur- ance Company of Philadelphia, International Fire Insurance Company of Fort Worth. As sets, $41, ,956,373.55.
 Largest losses adjusted in least time!
 Special reinsurance facilities for sprinkled risksl
 Let our expert look over your rate slip and examine building to see that you are getting all the credits in the rate to which you are entitled.
 Large lines solicited!
 Automobile, Liability, Prop erty Damage, Collision!
 Perhaps we can save you $25 to $40 on the aggregate prem iums. Get our figures before placing your insurance.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-01

FARM FOR SALE-Located one and one half miles northeast of Columbiana, Ala Five room house. ? springs, well, creek runs through farm, Southern and Louis vile and Nashville railways, farm con- tains v acres, all under fence except about 15 acres; 40 to 50 acres in cultiva- ton; some very fine bottom land price. s1500 cash or $500 terms, $2Oo cash and s200 per year with per cent interest Address Owner, J. R. Cromwell, 60l Woodward Pldo
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-01
DO YOU WANT A FARM?

Can sell you land in a good farming sec ton at S7 to S12.5o per acre, terms as { easy as you wish. Information on ap- plieation. MINE, No. 211S 1st Ave.
 10-1-su- tu-th-tf
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-01
RTACK RETT SNAP.

IeOO acres, room residence, nine cabins, well watered 300 acres in cultivation, 300 to 400 acres will grow alfalfa, and is good prairie land; F mile railroad sta ton. Look, only $12.5O per acre, easily one of the greatest bargains in the state.
 SEE WALTER E. BARNES,
 o117 2d ave Main 323g
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-01
ONE CENT 4 WORD

cent a word n day; no nd.
 taken for less than 25c for first inser- ton. Cash must accompany order.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-01

k1DfEs0send fof cafaroe Of fsIia6re toilet. drug and rubber specialties. Col. Mac Supply Co. >25o South st. Newark. N. J. 9-10-3t-su LADIES-When delayed or irregular use Triumph Pills; always dependable; Re lief" and particulars free. Write Ma tional Medical Institute, Milwaukee,, Wis. 9-17-3t-su GET married; matrimonial paper con- taining hundreds new advertisements marriageable people from all sections of the world; rich, poor, young, old Protestants, Catholics; mailed sealed free. Adress The Correspondent.' Toledo, Ohio. 9-24-4t-s PRECO antiseptic suppositories for pre- venting disease. Positively effective, rab- solutely harmless. Literature sent in plain sealed envelope. Prescription Remedy Co, 150 Nassau St, New York.
 9-26-tf-tu-thu-slI MARRY-Many wealthy members will marry. All ages. Descriptions free, Reliable Club, Department 25 Box 2b, Oakland. Cal.
 SECRETS FOR WOMEN-Send 2 cent stump for catalog of special rub Der goods, remedies and toilet neces- sities. Fairbank Supply House, De- partment. 1-B, 50 Wabash avenue, Chicago.
 -- ANXIOUS about the future, love. bus- ness. etc. Send dime. stamp and date of birth. for valuable predictions for the coming year Prof. J. Alison, box P, Springfield, o.
 MEN. weak, nervous or facilitated, our booklet For Men only" mailed free sealed plain envelope, explains quick, safe, inexpensive home treatment. Rio Remedy Co, 1922 A. T., Van Buren St, Chicago, III.
 CATHOLICS marry Catholics. Want good Catholic wife? Want a good Cath ollie husband? If so. address the Cath ollie Home Circle, Emira, N. Y. LADIES-We guarantee our superb monthly remedy to cure some of the most stubborn. obstinate, long standing cases, very quickly, safe, speedy, regu- lar; s1 a box, postpaid. F. Beard Co, Sta. A, Dayton. O.
 MRS. COLEMAN, dressmaker, the latest Parisian and American styles for au- tumn and winter. First class work, reasonable prices. 921 s. 18th st. Bell phone 299O.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-01
1 CHANGE OF YOUR LIFE

z CHANGE OF YOUR LIFE. For sale. 403 acres of fine land. 300 acres level, 175 acres in cultivation, balance fine timber; 1 houses, fine springs, 0ne pastures; if will grow anything grown in the south, and fine for raising stock. This farm is miles from Beaverton, Ala, on the Frisco R. R. on Buttahatchie river. This farm can be bought for 5000: $500 cash, balance to suit. Might take a few good horses or mules on first payment. Call CT write Ed Metcalfe. Sullgent, Ala. WANTED-To give someone bargain in Q 60 acre farm, four miles north east of Pell City Apply to A, care Postmaster. Ragland, Ala.
 EIGHT nice well located farms for sale in Calhoun county: nice dwell ings, best of water and good land at bargain. Write or call on B. H. Denman, Real Estate Agent, Jack sonville Ala.
 FOR SALE-200 acres, one mile of town, practically level; good residence; horses, cattle, hogs; all farm implements; hay press. mower. rake, wagon; complete for 5000; 4e miles out Address w. T., M5la North 18th street. Birmingham. TOR sAI.E-990 acres near pike; good Lotion land; good crop growing; house, only $4S50. Will take part improved Bir- mngham property. Address R-64. care Age-Herad.
 ACREAGE SNAP-Beautiful farm of 22O acres, IS mics ont on fine pike and railroad; several fine springs: 60 10 80 acres in cultivation; good room resi- dence and barn; two good tenant houses; great bargain at $eOOO; nearby property sells at S100 acre. might con sider excnange for first class clear city or subu1 ban property. See Walter E. Barnes, 2127 Sd avenue. Bell 3239. FLORIDA LANDS-Several hundred acres in Orange county, Florida; fine trucking ard orange growing land; near by properties sell $50 per acre and up only s15 acre; might exchange for stock goods or first mortgage notes. See Wal ter F. Barnes, 2127 Sd avenue. Bell 323g FOR SALE--113 acre improved farm. 3 miles from railroad: suitable for stock raising and general farming Write w. 0. Moore. Ashyille. Ala, for price. etc
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-01
WANTED-sITUATIONS


 COMPETENT and experienced time- keeper and general office man desires position at once; have had 10 years experience around coal mine as com binaticn timekeeper and general bookkeeper; am thoroughly compe- tent; can furnish references and make bond if necessary. Address U-59 care Age-Herald. 9-21-10t WANTED- Regular employment as man ager or caretaker at your home or place of business, city Or country; no family; highest city reference furnished and bond if required. Write me, Veteran" Gadsden, Ala, care Box l25, Rout No. ?.
 9-29-4t EXPERIENCED automobile man desires positfonzas chauffeur or repair man; can furnish the best references; is capable and conscientious. w L. TIause. 203O 9th avenue north city 9-29-3t WANTED-situation as timekeeper bookkeeper, or payroll clerk: ! years office experience: married; can furnish reference and bond prefer mine, lum- ber, or construction company. Address X-65, care Age-Herald. 930-3t FRENCHMAN and wife, good Parisian cooks, want situation: speciality fancy dishes; moderate salary. Can work sep arately. Christinet, 2e21a South 20th street. 9-SO-3t WANTED-Position by experienced stem ographer. at once. Bell phone Main 5S71. Call for D. J. s-30-3t LADY stenographer open for position. Five years experience. Law or lumber work preferred. Address V-63 care Age Herald. 9-30-3t ANTED-Situation by married man g. years old, 10 years clerical experience as bookkeeper and timekeeper. Can also do some stenographic work. Open for change in position October l. Address H-54, care Age-Herald. s-1o-4t-su THE Remington Typewriter company's employment department serves the employer by> selecting from its lists of tested photographers one who is competent to satisfy his require ments. Tell us your requirements and we will see that they are filled. Our services are given without charge. 2115 1st avenue. Main 232T Bell -th-su LADY stenographer: general office ex- perienee; thoroughly capable. Bell phone, Main 2240-J. References; or address H-64, care Age-Herald.
 1O-1-St POSITION as housekeeper by single lady. References Address, J-64 care Age-Herald 10-1-3t FIRST CLASS European teacher of piano and harmony (Sydenham College Lon don), will take a few students at her residence on South Highlands Mod crate terms Address W-69, care Age- Herald.
 EXPERIENCED lady stenographer wants position at once: can do light bookkeeping; moderate salary until work can be proven; city references. Peoples phone Main 1166. 10-l St WANTED-Position as hardwood lum- Der grader or inspector, yard foreman or retail yard work; can handle men; can come at once; several years ex- pelience. Address R-190, care Age-Her- aid, Birmingham, Ala.
 COMPETENT stenographer who under stands general office work and filing thoroughly, wants position; best refer ences furnished. Bell phone 59l9.
 WANTED-Position as inspector or su- perintendent of industrial life insur- ance company, or as organizer for q fraternal order; 20 years experience, Address Room 30, Hotel Gayety, City.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-01

RELIABLE INFORMATION Alabama,
 Calhoun county 20,000 acres improved farm lands 40 to 1500 acre tracts. from sS to $40 per acre. Highest bank -ef- erences Deal with honorable men.
 Write us. Meharg and Taryin, Ohatehae.
 Ala S-lo-l5t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-01

FUh HEN I-FIOIll OcIUDtI T. OIt UT tIIU most attractive five room bungalows in West End, No. IA South Pearl st. one block from Powderly car line; corner house, fronting east; center hall, bath room and large wardrobe closets in bed rooms; interior finish and fixtures in old mission; the most conveniently ar ranged floor plan in the Birmingham district: $25 per month. wire or write. l.. II. C Whitehead, 927 Stahlman Bldg. Nashville Tenn 9-27-tf
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-01
:. DANIEL & GEORGE
FOR RENT

FOR RENT Store--51O s. 2Oth st., good retail stand. rent $20.
 Store-4l7 s. 18th st. with 3 room apart ment attached, $25. Six rooms, 2d floor, central location, suit able for club or workshop rent $35. Eight rooms and servants house. com fortable and convenient to city o1O4 Humboldt ave-; rent $32.50. Eight rooms, corner lot. beautiful loca- tion, North Highlands; has bath; rent only $20. Stfs sS Eight rooms modern, 2l9 Elyton st., West End, very low rental $2O.
 GEORGE BILBE, Agent, Bell 61. nn First Ave.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-01
FOR RENT

FCR RENT-One 10 room house In first class condition on Southside; one block to two car lines; fine neighborhood;
 convenient to schools and churches.
 Call Bell Main 444. 9-26-tf
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-01
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT. 1918 Avenue I, 6 rooms, $50, l719 18th Ave. S., 6 rooms, $50. 1929 Avenue F, rooms, $15 1920 7th Ave, N., rooms, $45.~ SO9 3d Ave, N, rooms, SIS. S15 Sd Ave, N., rooms. SIS. 1901 Fountain Ave, 5 rooms, new, $22. 50. 1903 Fountain Ave, rooms, new. $22.50 1882 Lyon Ave, West End 4 rooms $1 O. 1928 N. 36th St, s rooms, $20. 2510 and 12 1st Ave, 10 rooms. $50. 5416 10th Ave. N, 9 rooms, $25. 919 N 41st St, 5 rooms, s1O. 480T 1st Ave, Woodlawn, 8 rooms $30 We have several nice stores centrally located.
 DANIEL & GEORGE
 We Collect the Rents 2131 3d'Ave. Phones, Bell, S4 Peo. 676.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-01

OWNER 320 acres rich, rice land. proven territory on railroad near large town Arkansas must sacrifice Three-fourths ready for blow; your terms. J. G. Gatlin, St. Louis.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-01

FOR SALE-2o0 acres, one mile of town, practically level; good residence; horses, cattle, hogs; all farm implements; hay press. mower. rake. wagon; complete for 5000; 4e miles out. Address W. T., 315i2 North 18th street. Birmingham.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-01

WANTED-To give someone a bargain n 9 60 acre farm, four miles north east of Pell City. Apply to A, care Postmaster Rag1and, Ala.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-01

EIGHT nice we'll located farms for sale in Calhoun county: nice dwell ings, best of water and good land at a bargain. Write or call on E. H. Denman. Real Estate Agent, Jack sonville, Ala.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-01

EXPERIENCED automobile man desires positfonsas chauffeur or repair man; can
 furnish the best references; is capable and conscientious. ". L. Hause, 2030 9th avenue. north, city. 9-29-3t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-01

TOR SAIE-29o acres near pike; good bottom land; good crop growing; house, only s4s50 Will take part improved Br- mingham property. Address R-6i. care Herald
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-01
For Rent

1 1421 Tuscaloosa ave. rms., mod, SIS. 1416 Cotton ave, rms $15.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-01

FOR RENT-Six room house. Poplar st. and 4th ave, West End, only SIS per month. Seven room house, easy walk of city, North Highlands, s2759, all mod ern. Six room house, in good repair, in Woodlawn, only s15 per month. Jas. B. Drake. 325 N. 18th st. Bell PAY, Peo- pies 246S.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-01
ONE CENT A WORD
FARM LANDS

BAFEs-one cent n word day, no ad.
 taken for less than 25c for first inser- tion. Cash must accompany order.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-01

L1DfEsS foT cafaTos Of feIia6Tee
 toilet. drug and rubber specalties. Col. Mac Supply Co.,. >250 South st.
 Newark. N. J. 9-10-3t-su
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-05-06
News Snapshots
OF the Week

Mr.. Olson making the motion to let
the matter stand just as it has been.
The matter Of the sale Of the bonds
was taken up and the chairman was
instructed to appoint q. committee TO
get propositions from bond buyers in
the open market AMI submit them TO
this board at its next meeting or a
special il necessary. As such com
mittee Messrs Coe. Udd and Quirt
were appointed, along with the clerk
and chairman Of the board.
The county commissioners were pre-
sent and consulted with tho board on
road matters The board asked that
the commissioners meet with the board
each month and that the clerk notify
the commissioners OF each meeting.
The commissioners informed the
board that IL is their intention to COM
mencs work in three places at once or
just as quickly as the necessary surveys
can be made. One point is at the out
skirts Of Iron River village. one at the
Fortune lake hill and the other the
Mansfield road. II will take some
time to get the surveys made 80 that
bids for contracts can be asked for. An
engineer is now at work on the For.
tune lake hill in hopes of getting that
point in shape for contract early in
the season.
The commissioners submitted propo.
sitions from three engineers in which
salaries ranging from 81. 600 per year
10 81, 500 were asked. The commits
sioners were instructed to use their
judgment in the matter and il is pro.
bable that one of the 81, 800 men will
be engaged.
The chairman appointed the com
mittees for the year as follows
Auditing committee
Jacka. Coe and Edwards.
Poor
Olson. Dawson and Quirt.
Purchasing
County Clerk and Prosecuting Attor-
ney
The next meeting will be held day 10
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-05-06
IRON TRADE REVIEW
Sudden Increase in Orders for Railway
Equipment ard Supplies.

The steel mills reported sudden
and unexpected increase in orders for
railroad equipment and supplies re.
ceived in the last two or three DAYS,
making the total for last week nearly
40, 900 tons and tor April 1872. 900 tons
Export business was less.
Railroad orders for locomotives and
cars were larger, ircluding ninety
three engines for the Southern Rail
way. but for April the equipment
showing was poor one. Bridge or
ders we're especially light
Among the features of interest in the
structural lines was the awarding Of
the steel contract. 5000 tons for the
Continental Fire Insurance building.
New York City, to Milliken Brothers
Bids went in on so, 900 tons steel
shapes tor The elevated extensions, and
plans Tor the He'll Gate bridge. now in
the hands Of fabricators. call for 35, 900
tons. Building contracts placed dur
ing the week aggregated only 10, 900
tons, but for April they were over 90 :
900 tons
Although the blast furnace output
WAS cut down 8 per cent by the steel
companies in week. the decrease in
finishing mill capacity was less.
The pig iron situation continued dis
couraging to producers with the total
volume of business in all distributive
districts scarcely 90. 900 tons
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-05-06
COUNTING THE MAIL
Postmaster Ball Has to Count Every Piece
Handled This Month

Postmaster Ball commenced last
Monday to count every piece OF mail
that passes through the Crystal Falls
post Office.
An exhaustive report will be made
to the post Office department on the +
mount Of mail handled and the time
consumed in handling 1t. The count
ing order went into effect in all the
postoffices In this district, instructions
to that effect having been received by
the postmasters last week. No extra
help is allowed to do this work.
The record to be kept includes the
following
The number Of pieces handled.
The actual time consumed in handl
ing.
The average number OF pieces hand
led per minute.
The actual number Of landings each
piece received. with reference to it's
class as mail matter
The public may not know il. but
there are a great many varieties and
classes OF mail matter. They are first
class matter. actual letters second class
matter five divisions third class, two
divisions: fourth class. merchandise
ranked matter. including the mails
carried free for congressman. two di-
visions OF departmental franked matter,
forcing mail. two divisions. and regis
treed mail IL is also necessary TO take
care OF the money orders.
The information 10 be collected is
to be entered upon immense blanks
which show the kind Of mail, who
handled 10. whether CLERKS or carriers.
whether incoming or outgoing, wheth.
or collected or delivered. 1t will mean
that each class OF mail will be handled
separately in order that the time con-
sumed in caring for it may he deter
mined