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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-16
LOOKING HACK.

Bring mo again now the days that are
gone:
Why is he burden SO heavy to bear?
Oh, did tho pathway lead back While
MOURN
Back 10 Tic days that were sunny
and fair?
| was dreaming of you, lille maiden,
In white.
And | saw once again In my dream
The little low cottage. the days.of de-
light
The garden, tho meadow and stream.
What made the lilies so beautifully
white.
Like ivory blossoms OF scented snow
That sprang in my garden and opened
ut night
Through the wide portals of ncav-
ems far door?
They wcro tic children that died to
tho cartli:
Little ones nlnying on yonder fair
ycarning to SEQ us were given now
birth;
Hearts that had worshlpcd them saw
them once more.
MI or my lilies I'll gather and carry
Out TO tho hearts that arc burtlcncd
~ and sore.
They shall hrcatl, swcctly of new res
direction. @
r'rlcndsilhat arc gone anu the heal
Ing OF voc.
FL BESSIE MAY CHADWICK. Fl.
Il Care William Chadwick, National
Soldiers Homo. Hampton, Va. l
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~ rs sTI!u nJNT.

on girls, cried tosamond. mother
faNs 80 may have an Easter egg hunt.
H"Sanlond sat down beside her two
sisters, Kitty ana Pauline. to tell them
about the arrhngcnonts.
When IS II TO be-" asked l,a,,i,nc
IL y 70 be Monday, Tho l7ih Mother
sag4 tha, NC pay invite twenty OF our
fr!cnda. aud tic one that Guhs Inc
most csgs Will lie given a prizc. we
VII hide the eggs IN the front YARD
ana pp' ton egg ia each nest Mou-
haN came ~ last and Il was a boYuti-
'il day l'aulino. K!tty ana Rosamond
were up carly 10 help their mothcr
soon All Was In readiness. and Pauline
R"samon1 and Kitty, In titci,. prcttIcst
"hit1 dresses. awaited the coming OF
,heir Hncsis At o'clock ihcy began
To arrive. soon there WAS !. merry
crowd Of children roInpine over inc
~ VIZ hunting the pretty coiorc,l crcs
hidden away IL tic ncsty INC girl
thai found 'he most eggs was nancy
Dale, ami tie prizc wa. a l,ca u,iruI
white rabbi. vcry inuci a,iYe. 'rnen
'nr chilhrcn #erc cailcd in,o tio am.
Ing room where ,iafni, rcfro,f ,ncni I,
we're served icc cream eng. in c;,i,Jv
MANY .AABYE.
Ha chr!stiauabUrY va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-16
wAsrIiNGToN TIiE FIRST pREsI-
DENT. #

When the first Congress under the
Costitution met and counted the cleo
toral votes II was found that George
Washington had unanimously been
chosen President. John Adams. OF
Massachusetts. was elected Vice Prcsi-
dent Washington's journey from MI
Vernon to New York was great pro-
CresA. The people everywhere crowd
ed to meet him. Bands OF music. vol
lcys OF artillery and shouts OF his
countrymcn hailed hIS. coming phil
adelphiu gave him Il reception. At
Trenton Il procession OF women ana
girls strowcd flowers In his way and
sang songs In his praise On the 3Oth
Of April. l7I9, the first inaugural ton
took place In tnc City OF New York In
sight OF large crowd. which shout
cd: Long live George Washington.
President OF the United States" After
delivering his inaugural address, the
President. With tho members OF Con-
gress. went TO 81. Pauls Episcopal
Church. where Bishop l'revost held
service for them.
EVELYN J. RAY.
pcdlar Mills \ 4 t Is.
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Concerning Rules and
the Child's Conference
My Dear Bows ami Girls.

MY Dear BOYS and Girls:
Many of you are still sending IN
contributions and drawings unsigned,
and many of you arc not following the
rule which requires you to draw with
black ink, on white paper. and 10
write Your stories and letters Just on
one side OF the paper.
Now. children, I am calling Your at
tcntion again TO these omissions thar
you may remedy them. as know you
will do. otherwise am afraid that
you will continue 10 be disappointe ed
at tho non appearance OF what you
have sent in.
should like 10 have some fine model
headings FOR Your page, to display az
your department OF the iChiids Confer
cnce. Fine drawings of all kinds ana
posters are also desired. wish 20
have as many photographs rs ycn Viii
send. | am going to have these isiiu,od
and hung In tho department, illus.
trated stories, carefully written. with
ornamental headings. will be most ac-
ceptablc, and puzzles, in picture form
and cmbodyinE other original ideas
will be gladly received.
Now. you have your work arranged
Tor YOU and am certain will spccd-
lily have evidence OF your desire %
render the exhibit n credit 10 yourself,
your state, your page and Your editor
Mark NIL that YOU send plainly "r'or
the Child Conference so that may tic
lble to separate 1t from your regular
work and keep them for the purpose
they arc intended to I'LL.
YOUR EDITOR.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-16
SNOWFALL ANp rnp CIRCUS.

Abe was a little black boy. The
boys In the village called him Snow.
ball, which made him roll his big eye.
and show his Loeth in n tcligtx fu1
manner. Early one morning cloud
or dust could BIO scnn at thc end OF
the town, The boys shouted AZ they
ran. "'rhc circus has GOMEZ" and littla
Abe ran with them
lie followed the splendid process
sion up AMI down the streets. rhe
siittering wagons and spanglcs and
nahners fairly made his eyes ache The
band played. tho horses with their
waving pluIncs stopped gaily along,
ne clowns cut ur tho funniest cnpcrs.
elephants and c.nncIs. all were there. 4
~ last they halted at a largo com
mon, Tine great white tents were I'M
FOLDED and spread. All the animals
We're led and tho horses carcfuliy
Sroomed Little Abe carried water,
Two pnskcts al time. All these
horScs must drink, and he was helping.
ltnt wien they were done and the
Snowman handed him a ticket he
stared &C i, as If It could not he real
and Just managed to stammcr out,
THANK yo'. sah.'
as he ran homcward with his tickc CT
nc saw group Of boys with a Kitten
The poor creature was mcwing pitc-
ously III the hands Of her tormcnters
What 70 rw!nc ter do Wild dat
car! asked Abe. stopping short
Toast her" replied ono or tho boys
Give or TO mo- said Abe. ndvanc-
ing stcrnly. ,
Tic boy.
Yos not swinc Ter burn or. is 70 ?"
insisted Abe anxiously.
Yes. VIC arc spoke up another nov
and you'd better be walking along
toward no g."
LII give 80 dis 60 hor." said Abo
holdinE out his ticket,
onc Ticket would not take them all
mo ,hc circus. hut they could sell II
and buy many good things with INC
money Take herr, cricG o,ie OF ,hcm
snatchinG th' ticket and throwing the
kitten at Abc's feet
nc picked her UP gently ara walked
soft fur. II
Dat was gwnc ter be nrsl class
Circus lie said. but I'sc mighty grad
! hanponed long In time 10 save dis
20 Ling" MILE p. SPANGLEIs.
bucna Vista, IA.
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Mary, Queen OF Scots. Elizabeth
sos Fast Grace street. liichm ond. 4 In
Answers to Iloorsloycr. Contest.

L John Shakespeare was his father
3 William Shakespeare was born al
Stratford- Avon. and was EDUCATED
ut the free school al Stratford.
3 Tic sharp prosecution Of Sir
Thomns Lucy prove him TO seek All
asylum at London
4. lie Is buried on Tic north side OF
tho chanccl Of the great church Ut
Stratford.
s. 1T is probable that the people OF
Stratford objected TO the removing OF
Shakespcarcs body.
G. ic lived during tho rcisns OF
Qnecn Elizabeth and of james l.
Z. lie was born 1861 died 1916.
$. Shakespeare has been known 10
spell IL three ways. but believe that
lie generally spclt III shakespeare"
FRANCES Il. HAY.
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Going Ia 10 iicr E.rn.

DraI Edi,pr.I think ihat p'as sralId news
You told ns ~ ls>t sundays paper l ain
sning To d. ms verY hog, sondin:
Sou>a drawl,ia. whirh Dire. las; summer
soina tiinc do horr !; is mol too large for
rtlnitne =, ! "ish ~. much 20 sec Il on.
a." rage Ain also srhd,ug answers 20 niH.
Srs in last aun0ays p1p,i. sincerely. YOU
p,rrnhor Nj EvEi.YS rIifi.i.iPS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-16

pcaT i:di;o',-i vas ,cai!y SD 20 sec my
ttiaf ami drawing Sc pri"; and hope the
ransiiy - farinatc i MINK ,he hsadlns
,ltaWn ny Cuttlt q; Eide, Is beautiful. lie
|r"rthsulS draws mlrrly. wcnt 30 Hampton
. ihis afternoon nii'! took walk IN .hc
ronniry w3;r some giris W. -aw few
"ih ,snl"t. nRn "iid strawberries III bloom.
Ai % tho trc"r and nnwer. aerc bndolnr
! trees IN bloom wishing The club inuch
| snGfcss,i ain, Spnr trnc member,
EVELYS &. dyke.
'l7 Washington tNrnue. Newport Snws.
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oar Ncw ,ork Mcn,i,er.

Dear Edi,ot,-ii am neli after being kept
10 iii" t"Hsc 'fos several DAYS We have 4
nicc doct", and vhrnr,c, hc secs nc m
MS steer sic iakrs INC for rids In lille al.
tpinobilr. shcwe6 MY my pictures which
YOU hayc printed. lie .aii ihcy wcrc very
COOL You we're knd enough 10 print The
pihrrs brh J nope YOU rIu ind .psce for
THIS one ~ Su. yours uiily,
HAROLD VINCENT.
ilt' '.inNcln r!atc. i;ruoklyr, = y
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Iicr Mnldcn Efforts.

Dear Editor,-I wrote last week TO ;hc
page, but Will write tcw lines again TO-
day. am sending some or ginal things I
have written. I'm 70 Gcniii writing,
and they lnok awful queer c:cn to me. bnt
rc;haps you'll think my naidcr efforts
funny enough for The page. I'm real rusy.
50 viii close. Wishing you Bn'i all the mem
bcis happy Easter. your trisnd.
NELLIE a.. cHNpWICK.
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Tic Lovely l,nnsics.

Dear Editor,--I am sending two pictures
that think will be very appropriate for
Easter. hope Viii bc lucky enough to
win rrize on ono oi them, as | apint n
good deal OF time over them Yesterday
my sister aud went 10 the Ma tionai Home.
We had nice time. although ii raincd
nearly all the time We were in there. -rhcy
have set out tho howcrs in there. api They
are beauties especially the pansics. l must
now close. Wishing you NIL II happy Easter.
trinan true member,
WILLIE Il. cIIADWick.
Care Wilidnl Chadwick, National Soldiers
Home, Hampton. Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-16
Knocking nj our Door.

Ilear I:di'of.--i Wish % hecOmt member
nf the ] y G.. Cinh. and also contributor
10 the Chldren's Page. VIII YOU please
send send me badge and fnli insiruciions
and VIII Try to be a faithful member. |
cnjpy icndins Ire rice stories Very much.
and would Ike "a see some OF my own in
print The pictures are Very amusing and
thc rnzz!fs a great pleasure IN discovering
llic ais~ers. linpin: ,oiicar from YOU soon
- thsi may send III some contributions. !
remain. sincerely.
MARtA% WYATT.
l.1ssshaIl -SiicCi. .lNtOIh * C. IN
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rnANk C.AnI.r:NTr;n.
4 Cores boudencc Column
The Flower Field.

pear Edi,or,-iicilo. every one. can only
write few lines now, as II is nearly mail
lime BESSIE and sending poems
which We hope Will get place on the page
don't reckon my poetry Will ever be
good as Besstes. Scllc. Willy and | took
walk sunday and had lovely time. We
and saw Two OF the nurses setting out flow
rrs The field belongs 10 the Normal School
and is covered with clover aud small hue
flowers. II was lovely. Must close Il faith
nj member, HARRY Il. CIIADWICK .
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-16
What Makes Her I,nsy.

Dear EdItor.---I was delighted to hear that
had won a prize. send another story
and puzzle incloscd with this letter. am
quite busy these days have about forty
lamb 10 ser after. and II takes about all my
time 10 iced them and keep them from the
sold these rainy days. Your little city con-
irihutors arc stll in school and have more
time to draw and write than have My
grandpa is old Confederate soldier. lie
is about siaty-six years old lie went into
tho Southern army al the age OF sixteen
and served during the whole four years lie
was wounded In the shoulder al Drewry's
BLUM. just below Richmond. have just
In ~. One is mn eagle and the other is an
angel. Ii they had been done IN black Ink
should like to scnd them 10 you for prlnt.
ANNIE VIRGINIA ANDERSON.
Box J. Esglcsion, Giles county. Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-16

j. John Shakespeare.
2. JIc WAS born at Stratlord- on
Avon, In Warwick county. and was
educated in the FREQ grammar school
at Stratford.
,. lilo went with bad company, VINO
were In ,lic iabit Of deer stealing.
and nc was prosecuted by Sir Lucy.
Shakespeare, thiniting II too severe.
wrote bi ter ballad about him. and
for this Sir Lucy prosecuted him SO
much harder that Shakespeare was
obliged. 10 mcvc 10 London. -
a. In tho chanccl of Stafford Church
g. Mary. Queen OF Scots. Elizabeth
and lanes 7.
In 1915
S. SHAKESPEARE.
ALICE *. IlOGl;. 81
30S East Grace Street, 1ichmond VA.
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Miss Top.y. Turyey.

Dear Editor.Y on canuo, Imagine how
surprised was when reached home Fri
day and found Il prize. | could hardly be-
licyc II, 'or sc do not take the paper now.
and knew nothing Of IL am very anxi-
Gus - know What 8, was for rs sent sew
cra things about tho same lime Ny school
rloscs May %. We are now getting up a
play called Miss Topsy Turvcy'' for com
mcneement. We have holiday to-day on ac-
count OF teachers meeting. lncose
Stamps, FOR which please send me the paper
OF Witch my contribution was in. Many.
many THANKS tof the prize. Your devoted
member. MAi,GARET DANIEL.
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Thanh. Tor l.rilr

Dear Ed;nf.-rI rcc,iShd ny prize and
thank YOU vrry innrh ioi 81. l wanted 10
wtiic ln., week hl; VAS siea ~ br1 j nm
70 ilnd that YOU are woli Again ihanltinz
ificna JEAN FRASfiee JipGJf; =
~ East Frankiip Street, CHI. M
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WILLIE q. CHADWICK.

|. Three cities OF Ireland 9. 4
March event, occurring In this country
very often. o.. ~ historical event tho t
occurred in March, A. An ever. popu-
lar old-timc Irish song
by ]. HOWARD DAVIS, III.
1916 West Cary street. Richmond, va
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Profile Puzzle,

How many outlines of faces can 80,
find on this picture?
CURTIS C. ELDER.
Brookncal, Va
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!. MID, rom I,pr,.c,i,l,.

I'rnr Ediiorl-. soiil g0u sll'tie drawinr,
"hl"ii J hnnc yn,i wil ,llnt .ood enough
I" iut ~ your rarct. 'Gke srca. delight
In hooking over lid n. - sir parc nna
would lNe 10 hr ndniitcf a. a member. /
am iwoltc ;fars old snd lire ~ Bdrgcyili-
w, lIoains snn WIZ tiini tS worthy az
bntifc, aM&Nery truly
< bnrktii Va EWE~' aoMER.
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WOLF AND ms LrrrLE NIsrnEss.

podlar Mills. Va.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-05-14

= DO you want to make $500? Good Groom, well built house, 1 block from South Ems ley car line for $500; house is practical ly new and cost over $2200 to build. Tele- phone 2373; office POI Brown-Marx Bldg. FOR SALE-s250O; broom cottage on First avenue, West End; all street improve ments in and paid for; large lot, one block from car line; terms to suit pur- chaser. A-374. Jemison Real Estate and Insurance Co.,, 2O24 Third avenue FOR SALE-Cheap, in Corey one busi- ness lot on Gary avenue; one resident lot S625. Bell Main 9l06 or address w, s15la North 18th street, Birmingham. INVESTMENT bargain on corner lot, , Avondale, 100x14O. with two houses; rent al $500 per year. price, $425O. on terms, or will trade. What have you to offer Whittemore & Williams, 712 Empife, Main 2s5 Peoples s61. 5-14-3t-su-tu-th FOR SALE-Cheap, five-passenger. four cylinder, 2O-horse power. 1910 model au- tomobile; good as new. Bell pho1e "A. 2OO9 1st avenue, Birmingham. H. N. Brennan. 5-14-3t-su-tu-we SEVEN-ROOM house, nearly new, mod ern. s250O. 10-room house, $2250; cement sidewalks, one block car and school. Terms. Owner 13O sgd street. north. Woodlawn.
 FOR SALE-Owner, Sroom South High land home, lot 5Ox14O elevated 4 feet above street. with. stone wall modern improvements; price $5250; small cash payment. balance like rent. Call Main s4oo
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-05-14
FOR SALE

FOR SALELBusiness lot 25x14O; Fist ave nue, North Birmingham; sl2OO terms w. A. Lester. 21o7 Sd avenue.
 FOR sALE-Very cheap. complete Ed ison Ex moving picture outfit, machine like new, five reels of good comic films :; model E gas machine, also electric burner. Address W. L.,- 3151k N. 18th street, Birmingham.
 FOR sALE-No 2506 18th avenue, north, goes for $4250 on terms of s750 cash, bal ance $35 per month. Now, when df ever did you hear of nice home in Norwood going at such price-$l50o will buy GA South 34th street, which is a very good house on large lot, and we are reliably informed that a similar va cant lot in front of this sold for 5000. No. 6209 2d avenue. north, is good f. room house on large, well improved per feet lot, and the price is only $500, one fourth cash, and a bargain it Is. No. 6231 1st avenue is good 7-room house, large bath room and wide hall, on a corner lot, worth Gf vacanD s2000, and the price is $2650 and we know there is a thousand-dolar profit in this for you. No. 7429 Hillman avenue speaks for itself. See it today $10O cash $15 per month. We will sell you 164x220 feet on 16th street for $1250 which is less than half it's value-one-fourth cash. Unless sold Monday those five pretty shady lots on Rugby car line at $500 will be taken off of the market. You can buy the broom house and nice shady lots on 6Sth street, north, Monday for $1750, divided into a hundred payments-$130o. Six large lots, 4-room house on Mac adam road, East Lake, one-fourth cash. Nos. 5006, 5o0S 5010 and 5012 on Gate City car line, Kingston. go at low price on any sort of terms. The Lacey Realty Co.,, 200S1a 2d avenue. Bell phone 65S9 Peoples phone S1.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-05-14
FOR SALE

.--- .~- FOR sALE--60 well located suburban lots. These lots are well scattered in b-division that is a ready sell CT. and their selection makes them very desirable. Owner needs the money and will sell now at a very attractive price. Minge. 2113. 1st ave- nue, Bell 1346. Peoples 5oS.
 5-10-3t-we-frs su FOR sALE-$4500, s15OO cash, balance and years; splendid corner, LOOKED feet tenements, now renting for $55, can be increased to s75; good corner for store, will enhance and also pay good interest while waiting. Avenue H and 17th street. Smith & Stillman, 205 Hood Bldg. s3500, s100 cash, balance s25 per month, beautiful new up-to-date modern cot tage hot bath, electricity, etc.; good part of Woodlawn; one block of East Lake cars; elegant little home. Smith 7 X stillman. 2o5 Hood Bldg.
 FOR SALE-$21OO, $500 cash, balance 1 and years neat Groom cottage, bath and electricity. 1st avenue, near 57th street, Woodawn; lot 150 deep; choice little home, East Lake cars. Smith & Stillman, 2o5 Hood Bldg.
 FOR SALE-s12OO, .s25O cash, balance s15 per month; good negro lot 50x100 and 10-foot outlet to alley; two old houses, reconstruct and will rent for $16 or sell to rfegroes for homes at $500 each on easy payments; fine little speculation; Avenue c, near 12th street Sm'th x stillman, 2o5 Hood Bldg
 FOR SALE-Two Earle Place" lots ly- ing together only $750 each. w. A. Lester. 2l07 Sd avenue
 FOR SALE OR RENTING. PIP and 214 Charles street, West End; new broom 1Ntr ,~x-tzn raaT month rent; small cash payment or ex- change.
 TALK WITH ALAN JEMIscN.
 5-10-3t-we- frisu FOR sAI.E-s15OO; ? lots 5Oxl5O each on Hawkins street West End two blocks from car line; paved streets and other improvements: terms can be arranged. A-375. Jemison Real Estate and Insur an.e Co.,, 2024 Third avenue.
 QUICK SALE SNAP-5OO acres. Is miles Birmingham; fine pike to within two miles of this property; two county roads cross it. 400 acres can be cultivated, 60 acres ip fine orchard Several fine springs, 3 or houses. This property will make one of the best of orchards. or a country home subdivision. Look at this price, only B per hcre Looks like something wroug-there is-the price is too low See Walter E. Barnes, 2129 Sd ave. Bell 5946. 5-12-2t-fri-su FOR SALE-Four-room house to sell, near car. line, on the hill. Must sell In ten days; plumbing in: will sell for $l600; worth $2000 easy; $375 and assume payments of $15 month. Address Cot tage, 1911 Avenue E, Ensley. 5-14-2t FOR SALE-Cheap-Almo brand new No 6 Remington typewriter, In first class condition, has double color rib- bon and nice cover. Terms if wanted. E-3, Age-Herald.
 FOR SALE-At par, two s100 certificates in half million dollar corporation, pays per cent interest, good. safe invest ment Address Box 784, Mobile. Ala.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-05-14

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-At Bar gain; new multi-copy machine; first class Premier typewriter, several fine carriages, fine mahogany piano; live stock considered. 521 Empire building.
 FOR SALE-Lot in Gary Ensley at sacri- flee. If interested write K. D., 521 Met ropoltan Life bldg, Minneapolis, Minn. 15OO ACRES land and timber at a bar gain. 15O0 acres red pebbly land within four miles Triton. railroad running through middle; six farms on tract with about 50 acres in cultivation on each and buildings; balance fine sawmill timber. Quick sale on whole s25 an acre. Georgia Development Co.,, Triton. Georgia.
 FOR SALE-Or exchange for real estate 26-room hotel In heart of city now do- ing a good business, is nicely furnished will sell at a sacrifice or exchange for unencumbered real estate; see MT. Hale with Jas. B. Drake. No. 325 N. 18th street.
 FOR SALE-Woodlawn, 62d street, 2d avenue north, broom cottage, modern conveniences easy terms; 5000. Call Peoples Main No. 344.
 s750-Cash tomorrow will buy beauti- bul, valuable, 10-acre suburban tract, . convenient station. You can double your money on this; must sell 521 Empire Bldg.
 ACREAGE bargain; 3S0 acres, f1ne town site, 22 miles Birmingham on main line railroad; station on property. Fee simple land; fine creek and springs finest grade of limestone plenty of fine sand. Look at this price, 8 per acre. Looks too good to- be true, but
 Hr-.- 912s Sd ave. Bell 594s 5-12-2t-fri-su PALATIAL residence and summer cot tage for sale or exchange-located in New York state on N. Y. Central By, in a delightful town of over 6000; 3-story brick, all modern conveniences, stable and carriage house. Cost over $30, GOO; tax value $140O0. Also summer home on lake near by, including stable, boat house, ice house, etc. Cost s10.0Oo. No incumbrance. owned by widow, no use for property. Will sell for cash or ex- change for good timber lands or unin- cumbered property having future. A rare opportunity to turn good dor mant property into magnificent home. Only, sound business propositions con sidered. Mrs. Mary E. Nieman, 2337 Upland Place, Cincinnati. O.
 TWO full bred fox terrier puppies, male and female both finely marked and beauties; can be seen at 1757 Woodland avenue, North. Bell phone 4S15. A BARGAIN in West End completely furnished 7-room, 2-story house; only ? years old; house alone worth $S750; fur niture, which is new, cost 5000; on ac- count of party being forced to leave city, will sacrifice this magnificent place for $390O, on terms. Whittemore & ,Wil- Hams, 712 Empire, Main 2s5, Peoples 961. b-14-3t-su-tu-tl FOR SALE-Modern S-room house, heart of West End, near car line, some cash needed; easy monthly terms, Bargain. Phone 3061 West End.
 FOR SALE-Snap. two business lots. heart of Woodlawn, two doors from city building. paying 8 per cent in rents; your chance to get bargain. Address D-4, care Age Herald. FOR SALE OR ExCHANGE-Choic 10- room. modern South Highlands resi- dence; also modern, s-room residence, 200 acres suburban property; bar- gains. Eborn. 521 Empire Bldg.