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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-10

$10O REWAI|

will be gwen, by the New YOfk
oialist, Of tho Hill-Crest SanAtoM
now at LIS East Franklin stroo1
any affection Of the eye, car, ~
throat he fails to improve. One
dred and ten defective cases e0fJX
last month, and not 4 complaint r.
Medical science has demonstrate4
many Of the causes Of nervous tn
depressing effect. upon the dtsp6
of the sufferer, are clearly treeM
to defective eye-sight. The Hl
that horrible sensation aud fsslin9
creeps into the disposition OF -
women Is frequently caused ~
through need OF attention to the n
WOULDN'T TAKE uyooo.
For what Hill-Crest Specialist dtd
my wffe's eyes, my eyes. and my
tsr's eyes. Says J. f.. McCraws
insurance Co. He treated all thro4
us three years ago and did more
us than all the others combined. as4zs
CONES FOUR HUNDRED MlLuNEX
And he does feel that he acted NJ
ly in going any distance and me4l
any expenditure" said Mr.. John
tin a prosperous farmer OF Bristol, H.
1T he can find a man that Is Ab1Aj
correct his vision after he has t1&l
others and worn other glasses In M
poor for fifteen years that / have
to wear glasses and go to speci11t
My eyes hurt so that / couldn't tr&N
or go in crowd without gettihg ti*
sometimes / couldn't keep them ~
Whenever l tried to read my 4J5
would burn and pain so that ia ~
to stop. My head would ache and
get very nervous. / had ten pAtr1sd
glasses but none of them did ms M{
good. The Crest Specialist II
any others have been able to Do
fifteen years" 81
BEST MONEY EVER SPENT,
Says Captain King of the Eouth1l
Conductor IS Years. After afts1
years OF suffering from astigmatl
and near sightedness, during wh6
obtainable and wore glasses ~
glasses without any real reifef, I ~
at last found ar end Of my troub1e1
He is a wonderful man. His scie1l
and new method and glasses are pik
nomenaL My near-sightedness has
most disappeared. MY eyesight ID a
Those OLD pains / used to have Il
gone with his new Method and IN
serfption Glasses"
FROM WILLIAMSBURG.
Miss Mary L. Servant. of Willianl
burg. who Is recent visitor In "a
city. says.
II came here to see the Hill-Cre
2pGS oAts atu all Jill paw "a
but always like to have him exArqH
my eyes every few years. He knQJ
so much about them. Why, SIX yeq
ago | suffered with the most fntoij
pain in my eyes and through my he
| had spots before my eyes. They "a
as II had spilled pepper in them. III
would itch and burn painfully. cotl
not read or attend TO my housewo1
He, however. made life worth livjJ
again. He did what several others n
Fol taI - Ar fs -
seven years and / haven't had bft
eye trouble since. Indeed | feel thAD
fui for his skill
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-10
Wants
SPECIAL NOTICE

ladies. YOIR HAIR:
Yes, We Re-Dye asa Re-Make Faded
switches. pompadours, sc. Charges
very moderate. RICHMOND HAIR
EMPORIUM. .2i E. Broad street.
LADIES. YOUR HAIR:
buy cheap imitation hair. Its dear
1T any price. We sell pure French
Hair guaranteed al imitation PRICES.
Bargains all this week, RICHMOND
HAIR EMPORIUM. 2e1 Il. Broad st.
LADIES. GRAY HAHN SWITCHES.
So Pur~ Hsir (GsaraateeAl switches
to be sold. Bargains all this week.
RICHMOND HAIR EMPOICM, 22l
f. Broad street.
swas1ea. The ClsaaAe. sMaa Rasnerea
from SIS East Main street to l33 East
Main, Phone Madison casa.
CARPET CLEANING.
with Four 81 the nest Carpet Clean
ing systems our plant has no rival
In the South. MRS. A. J. PYLE, SIS
N Fifth street.
CHAs. FISHER, LADIES' TAILOR, soa
EAST GRACE STREET.
POULTRY, PETS, LIVE STOCK.
Nothing Better for Aloultiax Hens than
wv. T. T." Dry Mash Food w. ].
Todd's Sons. %2S n. sixth street. Rich
mond Va.
Poultry suppliess everytAing ter the
pouitryman. Catalogue tres. Sec our
stock while visiting the Fair. ".
J. Todd's Sons. Richmond. Va.
Coed fer EVER Dey u The Year.
lay too. ". J. TODD'S SONS, Rich
mond, Va.
FAN II Here. Let Us Clean Ysur BLANK.
cts. curtains. drapertes. etc. Splitter,
the cleaner. Phone Madison 4i2l.
Auto Delivery.
Automobiles les 11re. SHENANDOAH
MOTOR Co. 1873 w. Broad street
Phone Monroe 2737.
Mrs. ID. RAn~en the Freneh Cleaaer.
dyer and prosser. ID now located al
312 N. Jefferson street. Phone 1918.
RicAnonA Conservatory % lGussc: Cat
alogues upon application. r. Eu6ene
Cosby. Director. sos E. Grace Street.
Phone Madison 1854.
uunan Halr DeugAt avA Sold ~
HUGHES 2os N. Third street
samsset Choeslstes Ceatain No AauIt-
grafton or substitute havors.
Eat sanss<t Chocolates.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-10
MISCELLANEOUS

Mr.. r. G sea..ey Wishes ts s.-.
repairing nd suit cleaning establish
ment from 200 4, Main street TO No.
, south Second street. where he -
better EQUIPPED than ever bsfors 20
s>rvs hts patrcnA. Phoeas Monroe
PLEASURE CARS REMODELED.
At Moderate Cost Any Used Pleasure
car can be converted INTO nrst-
class delivery car. which will do the
work OF several teams at a fraction
Of the cost. GEO. c. WHITE l.
SON. established 1879, nne carriage
ara wagon builders, 40s and 40s N.
Fifth street. Phone Madison 233s.
wssted, Feather Beds. ulA-TsAs sSfas,
tables, mirrors. sideboards, chairs. nu-
reaus. china. brasses, etc. BEARD
Is W. Main Madison 1907.
PREPAIR FOR THE FAIR.
In Preparing for the Fair Have Your
cleaning and dy&fnk al MKa A. J.
PILES ais n. Fifth ST
CLEANING AND PRESSING.
Valdez. The Cieaner, Removed 10 I13
East Main street Phone Madison
BAKERY.
PuHs: Puts: Puns: II Large Ones for
csc: vanilla flavor. DRINkARDfS.
42s - North Sixth.
HAULING.
usussAoIa deeds Hauled, stored, paeA-
ed and shipped. Cali, W FRED
TRzNsfEs pEpAhTTMHESF. Nan Nan
and Belvidsre St. Phones: Mad. 1A3
day. Monroe e4e. night.
FURNITURE AND CHINA PACKING.
Fuvnatuse, eAina snA wedding pssoests
packed and shipped with care Esti-
mates chsrfulIy given. JACOB UM-
LAUF. 1925 West Broad. Phone
Madison s2ss.
sAMOsET.
Deat Miss oar Display Of ss.sset
chocolate at the Fair. Chief of them
all" GATHRIGHT-CHIIE co.
LSar ID the WseA Man snA unly Weed
yard on West Broad Street, II is
almost in front OF Richmond College
1905 West Eread straet. Phone 1863
EAT sAMOsET CHOCOLATES.
SHOE REPAIRING.
15c. Haifssse Hsa's Shssa. 80. LaAiess
every pair sewed: best leather: no
nails. no pegs. Royal rubber heels.
26c.; TYe0-A AIR rubber heels, <oc.:
leather hesls rebuilt like new. 1kc.
DREW'0 ELECTRIC SHOE FAC
TORI TIC East Main Pohns Mon
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-10

PuHs: Puts: PuIs: II Large Ones for
csc. vanilla flavor. DRINkARDFS
47S - North Sixth.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-10
CLEANING AND PRESSING.

Wslden. The Cleaner, Removed to I13
East Main street Phone Madison
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-05-26
Big BAND EXCURSION
TAKES PLACE SUNDAY

Sunday morning the steamer Wine
ma will leave Shippinston dock bound
for Eagle Ridge and Rocky Point.
and carrying on board . large party
Of pleasure seekers and tho klamath
Falls Military band. This cxeursioa
II given by the band boys. and Il
promises TO be one Of the most enjoy.
able OF tho summer. A large mum.
bcr have expressed their intention Of
taking Il In.
Anybody who has heard music
played on the water reallses that
there Ii nothing more beautiful. Sun.
day, whilc the steamer 10 padding
up tho scenic lake tho band. which 10
now recognized ~ one OF the best In
the entire West. viii render selec.
tions. In addition tho orGanisation
will also give . concert at Rock,
Point. the destination Of the excus.
sion.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-05-26
MANY ENTRIES
FOR THE SHOW
NEARBY TOWNS N LIVE COM.
PETITION FOR HONORs AT THE
PORTLAND ROSE FESrlvAL TO
~ HElM THIS YEAR
Special TO The Herald

Spcciut 10 Inc ncfot0
PORTLAND. May :G.--Other Ore
gon towns will participate In Port.
lands Rose Festival. An elegant
silver cup is offered for the most
handsomely decorated vehicle en-
tered by any of the nearby towns In
the horse and vehicle parade. one Of
the distinctive features Of the rcs-
,iYri. which Is scheduled for Tuesday
afternoon. June sth. This pageant
will be- more beautiful than ever be.
fore. The decorations will b more
elaborate and more In kecpinG with
ne spirit OF the Festival. Although
The electric parade wilt be magni0.
cent. and In expected to lead oil the
others. the horse and vehicle feature
win posscss \ distinctive quality that
NJ other parade will have.
Entries have been coming In In
large numbers. and competition for
the various prizes will be kecner than
was anticipated. The composition
between neiGhboring towns will. Of
course. be limited 10 that particular
class. Il IL not expected that the
decorated vehicles from outside will
ec In competition with the eeaeral
cntries: Il will bc one town against
another.
II was announced yesterday that
every preparation for the openiaG Of
the Festival on June 9Th has been
practically completed. Floats for the
splendid electrical parade on Tues
day night. Juno 9Th. the carnival
stunts on Sixth aad Seventh streets
following the pageant. tho acauatic
features. tho reception OF Rex Oee-
Ganus. tho motorboat races. the East
Side parade for school children. fra.
ternal organizations and Industries.
preparations for the entertainment
OF visitors. the illumination-ail have
boon provided for.
The Festival OF 1911 will be NOM
orable above thcm all." said Manager
George L.Hutchin. "even II We eclipse
/ II In 1919. II IL certain that. beau.
tlful and satisfactory - Il was. the
Festival OF last year viii not b. In
the same claa a. that Of lSii. !
want TO repeat. that such another OK
hibition OF PortlandS beauties has
mover boon given - that in store for
the thronG Of visitors that viii crowd
into tho city from all quarters OF the
nation and from many foreign coun.
tries M WE'LL"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-05-26

A. d. Moorland OF ux TO l.. J. Rcin.
hart. warranty deed against grantor.
sis Of lot 10 and lot .. block /.
Shives addition; 80.
l.. J. Rinehart at ux to ~. W. Lind.
scy, bargain for deed. lots = and 10.
block I. Shivcs addition.
Geo. II. Capron ct ux to Fred v.
Greunon. warranty deed. lot 10. block
Is. Hot Springs addition: so.
W. y. Johnson to klamath Devol-
opment company. lots lOC and loD,
block 2. Railroad addition; $40.
Grant Lincoln ct ux to Minnie A.
,Clift. lots ~ and ~. block .. WIN.
iams addition 10 Klamath Fails; )
feet Oh west side lot 3. 50 test oa
east side lot I. block .. original town,
tract IS. Midland tracts.
Rounsevell Corporation to p. NJ
Reidy. warranty deed. lot Z. bloch
80. First addition.
Marvin Dol Val to Jas. Lawrsncs
warranty dssd. lots : and Z, block Z
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-05-26
FRS, addition to cas-, Klamath Falls:

First addition to east Klamath Falls:
SO.
Margaret Arnold ct vir to p. II.
Raiiily. warranty deed. NWk &c. 81.
2s.i0: $1,000.
Jennie I. Irwin ei vir 70 r. II. Raj
NY. warranty deed. NEk zee. 3i.?s-
10: $4,000.
United States 10 Chas. Andrews.
patent. IN Of NEk, M Of Sen
scc. i5.3S.i0.
Klamath Canal company to J. q.
Pierce. warranty deed. lots 16. Is.
~ and as. block !, Hollister addi.
tion. lots and 8. block 8. Canal ad.
dition. lots I and 2. block 106. Klam.
ath addition: 80.
". W. Masten ct ux to c. A. Davcn.
port, quit claim deed. NJ Of 10 acres
In Nwk of Nwk scc. 1850: 81.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-05-26

FOR SALE-ReGistcred shropshir'
buck: Hne animal: bought at Min
nssota State Fair. John II. White
more. ShippIngton. near 81. Cloud
33.6t
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-05-26
ING DOlNGs OUT AT
THE ALfAMONT SUNDAY

Sunday afternoon the boxers who
are working out At the Altamont
Tavern will do their trimming stunts
In tho open air. and In addition . free
open air concert will Be- given BY the
famous Altamont orchestra. Other
features are also being arranged. r.
Since Wcbber started this popular
resort Il has become widely known,
and IL visited BY people from all parts
OF the county. while many San Fran.
cisco and Portland men take . run
out there during their Waits to Khan.
nth Falls. The place Is conducted In
u manner that reflects great credit
on the Management
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-05-26
CITY WARRANTS

Notice is hcrcby given that there
arc funds In the city treasury for the
redemption Of the followiEG warrants.
protested October 8. 1907:
25:s. ?53t. 1886. 2S3c. 1887. ?S3S.
?SSs. ?Sto. isti. eGt2. as%s. 3s<S.
1886 1896. :S<s. 2s%s. 26<S. 1850.
1851. 1863. 1853. 1864.
Interest vii cease from date. Dated
AZ klamath Falls. Ore. this Sth day
Of May. 1911.
J. ". sIEMENs. City Treasurer.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-05-26
HELP WANTED

FOR . good paying businsss write os
call on the postmaster At wordea
Oregon. 5.le.s.1S
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-05-26

wANTED-Aan or boz To DO :oms
gardening. Apply IT residsncc of
e. 8. Moore. 20
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-05-26
iANAI. IsWESJrlu

Who is TONI why TON BTEPii.
ENa. Of course.
Don't forget TON. the iNHGI.
ASCE MAN. before YOU burn.
We have soms very desirable
SIXTH stree: property FOL, SAi v.
tom.
Ar. you Interested ~ KLAMATH
COUNTY! II ~. s.c tom. Ne has
a,me good bargsiuA.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-05-26

FOR SALE have two small resi-
dence lots. ono block from Aaiu
street. two blocks from postomcc:
fine view: cheapest cash buy In city;
must sell: see me. Risedorf. 26.tl
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-05-26
Herald Want Ads


FOR RENT-Niesiy furnished roou
with bath. for one or two geatls-
men. iit3 Main street. SIT
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-05-26

Looking for Dew. comfortable
room for the summer? Bsttee nsks
q selection at the new AsSTavea
Strictly modsrs. On the HIN aseoss
from the posto@cs. 3s.tt
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-05-26
NEW ROOSllNO house

Tho Arsraves-St Steam heat. hot and
cold ru' ming water In every room.
Elegantly furnished. The yellow
building on the hill across from the
postofhce. Rates by the day. week or
month. 3l.tf
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-05-26

FOR SALE have several Desirable
residsnce lots for sale Close ta 70
Main street. VIII build houses on
same to suit purchaser. Terms. In.
quIre Horatio Orem. corner 10th and
Pine streets.
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POSITION wanted by experienced lady stenogTapher, thoroughly understand filing and general office work. Best reference. Bell phone Main 5919-J.
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FURNISHED rooms for rent, 1900 5t.l
 avenue. u4-7t
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ARMSTRONG HAT GO.
 IIZ N. 2Oth st.

seen the play came to me some wee.ss i, ago with the proposition of going into any sort of an arrangement that wanted to. In the play there is scheme that starts with just a. tinv little tack for the nucleus of q Get. Rich-Scheme, and this man said r, me: If you could suggest something as simple and as easy as that, have s5006 at your disposal Of course I declined"
 T suppose that is only one of many schemes that have been presented to .'ou''i observed.
 "oh, there are hundreds of others, said MT Webster One of the amustna. ones that has been suggested was for me to get a railroad right of way from the property owners for nothing and sell it to some holding company for S5,O00,0O0 Another was to hunt up q new joke about d colar button or a mother-in- Jaw and write musical comedy around it. Another suggestion was to invent a whistle for an auto- mobile which will sound like a cross between a waterworks siren and screech owl, and last but not least, if that really wasn't Get-Rich- Quick Scheme when the Mona Lisa was stolen the thieves expecting to sell it for several millions of dollars to some Arr Museum and couldn't 1 get hold of it?"
 Tn real life as in the play" I said presently, whenever a Get-Rich Bub- ble bursts, doesn't son.e young woman in the case pop out?'
 i,, IaI1n to bogus bonds, and from film fam to forgery" said MT Webster, lin real life as in the play there sits at the elbow of the master manipulator a girl who sees the show through. From the celebrated Jarred Flasg case emerged the Madeline Russo, a girl of 19, who had the telephone job x, $10 per week. Connie Morgan's Radium mine, one of the greatest paper money makers, was another When Connie wasn't present one day customer asked the girl in the case:
 "1s there any radium in town?
 And she quickly replied:
 "Ive never seen any of it, although Mir. Morgan says he has a whole cellar full and more on the way from the mine
 Then there was the United Wirsr less preferred" continued MT. Webster, which was vory common, and common, which was sometimes preferred. That was a cleanup seconc none When the C. Q. D.. signal was sent out the girl behind the gun arnounced her en- gagement to the willy christopher Co., ,umbus Wilson, and a4l went merry as marriage bell. So you see ia nearly every case there's girl back of it all, and many a man is reges- arated in real life like Wallingford in the play through the uevices and in- huence of a mere slip of a girl
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-11-07

It's truly nice in these hurly-burly days to hear a good looking. clean, handsome charming gentleman speak of himself as just-"A Man"
 So many popular and successful actors at this stage of the game take themselves so seriously that they make the Inter viewer feel as if it's up to her to tran scribe to cold type golden winged thoughts fresh mined for the occasion from the Staked Claim of Genius
 I had expected to see Mir. John Web ster. who portrays the character of MT. Wallingford in the amusing Conan Com edy, the type that wears loud checked clothes, red silk socks, red necktie. with finger ring with a diamond in it that
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-11-07

WANTED-Position as hotel clerk, by
 an experienced man; must have work
 at once. Address KS0, care Age Herald. 11-7-2,
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finger ring wit ha diamond in it that looks like hundred pounds of Ice, and who poses to "beat the band"
 You know the "Nouveau Riche'' type. Yes? Of course, you do and isn't 1t queer how you associate an actor with the character he portrays?
 l do, at least, and in keeping with Wal lingford imagined MT. Webster possessed all these characteristics and also that he was much older than he really is
 I'll say entre nous. that on first sight, and stick it out on second, that he's been authorized by law for his vote to have market value for several ections.
 When l told him all these impressions that l had conjured up concerning him, this being the chestnut season, he might have passed mo the ancient one about be- ing older than he looks-''Im married, that's what's aged me-"
 Instead, however, he told me that he was happily married" and perhaps that accounted for the few gray hairs he owns, and that he really had grown younger and much more inclined towards embonpoint since he has been pushing MT Wallingford's Get Rich-Quicll schemes to a finish.
 "The character of Walingford," said | MT. Webster as we chatted, lis wonder fully interesting MT. George M Conan, , whose ability and ingenuity as well as cleverness and artistry, has made the character most lovable, of course, he is responsible for a different Walingford from the original of MT. Chester Without the touch of heart that Mir Conan has given the Get-Quick-Rich Schooner there would have been very little that is ap- pealing in such crooked sort of a chap. But tho heart is there, and gets so close to you that Wallingford is a most love able person in spite of his methods"
 What effect has playing the role of Wallngford had upon your own life?" I asked
 Surprising as it may seem" he answere., the effect has been rather curious. 1 spend so much money etvery night meta phorically, of course, and am such q good fellow that when I go into hotel, or l am out with the boys, I am still in- clined to put up the cash in great punches live like millionaire, and be the real article"
 Has 1t ever occurred to you that yos. might be the promoter-real promoter. I mean, of a -Rich-Quick scheme ?" 1 I asked. You have so much intimate association with CRAFT and CHI CANERY"
 Not in a crooked way" said Mir. Webster, laughingly. But it is re- lnarkable the effect it has on other people. For instance: A man who had
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Whatley & Whatley tell Phone Main 121 2124 First Ave
Rargains in Land

200 acres 10 miles south of Birmlng- ham. on good auto road and Cahaba river One five room house and one four room house, both good cond1- tion. 50 acres in cultivation; good land. Price, surface and improve ments S2400.00.
 $40 acres, solid section, good land. heavily timbered; Hale county, one and one-half miles of railroad. Ss.0o per acre.
 12O acres, 10 miles north of Selma; splendid eight room house; bold spring freestone water; good graded road. nearly open land, red SOIL healthy location; schools and churches. s2000.00.
 700 acres Dallas county, between Plantersville and Selma. 200 open and good farm land, balance virgin timber; we'll located and seven or eight tenant houses. S10.00 per acre 160 acres near this, good farm land, partly cleared. s4.50 per acre Some fine acreage near Bessemer at reasonable price. r~ ,t 135 acres improved farm on Coosa river, near Gadsden. two good houses and part in fine timber $300O.00
 T. A. WIGGS
 With Parker X Co., Besxemcr
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FOR RENT-ROOMS

WADDELL Hot SE-Large, comfortable
 rooms: convenient to business section.
 isl61a 1st avenue. Bell phone 6122 6-24-tf
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-11-07
PERSONAL
WANTED-AGENTS

AGENTS-Ai Make big profits selling Great
 War on White Slavery Sermons by the Deyil," Curse of Drink Cut price Bibles and Christmas books; outfits free: credit given. International Bible House. Dept. K, Philadelphia. 11-5-St
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-11-07
MoBERN 5 room colonial house, iusl

MODERN s room colonial house, jus' completed: faces east, on South High lands; has furnace. hardwood floors, beautifully decorated; large bedrooms. sleeping porch, tile bath, Il closets, large living rooms, library and dining room; will exchange for smaller house. or will sell for s9ooo on terms like rent. Den ton-Williams Realty Co.,. 4o1-6 Empire. Man 2S5, Peoples 961. 11-5-3t-eod
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SANITARY WORK.

Rugs and carpets cleaned: mattresses, pillows and feather beds renovated by steam: reasonable prices and prompt de livery. Call Bell phone 1880; Peoples 1lSs,
 Hammel Mattress and Carpet RenoNat- ing Co 1l-5-St-su-tu-tAu
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-11-07

WANTED-To buy for cash one daven- rort bed, one drugget. three rugs, and bedroom suite. Must be first class goods. Address CTS, care Age-Herald.
 ll-5-at
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WANTED-Men and boys, learn auto-
 mobile business, new and modern ma
 chinery; new cars, best equipped school north or south; good positions for our graduates. Charlotte Auto School, Charlotte. N. c. 1o-23-13t-su-tu--thu
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-11-07

FOR SALE-At bargain, modern story room house in Norwood. Owner leav- ing city Apply 12Z7 N. 18th street.
 11-1-7t
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NANTED-Two or three unfurnished rooms with private family on car line in exchange for course of millinery training; best references required. Call or address at once. Mrs. Hurley, Watts Bldg.
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WANTED-MALE aELP

WANTEDCAn ali around printer and first class ad man and make up. Capable of foremanizing daily office in Alabama
 Address All, care Age-Herald. 10-29--tt
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-11-07

JAS. H FINDER leads the way in mak- ing fine ye-glasses. The Finder tories and the Kryptok invisible bi- locals are wonderful inventions and are a distinct advance in the art of eye-glass making. Jas. H. Finder.
 scientific optician S06 N. 10th street.
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three unfurnished

WANTED-To buy a residence lot in Co., rey at once. All cash. Bell phone, Ems
 ley, 6221. 11-5-6t
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ONE. CENT A WORD

RATES-One cent n word n day, nd. taken for less than 25c for first inser- lion. Cash must accompany order.