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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-07-17
WILL REDEEM
OLD BONDS OF
PIONEER Mill

Stockholders of Pionee' Mill Com
pany, Ltd, held meeting this morn
ing, when they ratified the proposition
of .he directors reported in the STAR
Bulletin about ten days ago, to re-
deem about million dollars of out,
standing six per cent bonds and to
make a new issue of half million at
five per cent.
All of the six per cents amounting
in exact figures to $1.03f0 900 will be
paid on October 1, and the company
will on that date make new issue
of three-ten year bonds at five per
cent to the Bank of Hawaii, Ltd, at
par.
The bonds will be secured by all OF
the property of the company, and be
in three and payable IN
ten years, the Bank of Hawaii taking
the entire Issue.
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BEET SPECULATORS
HAVE BEEN DUMPED

A cabIegram from New York to AL
exander & Baldwin this afternoon says
that the first half of the virginian's
cargo has been sold al 3.9S.
October beets have fallen off. the
dispatch continues, to los. 3d. Euro
pean weather favorable. Speculation
overdone
As October beets were lis. I'd yes
terday. it is evident the spectators
are badly Jared. Their situation is
emphasized by the cable advices to the
planters today showing that while
raws have gone up to 4O3c, beets have
dropped to 12s 3D.
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With the announcement today Of the
committee that will handle the fund
for substantial gift for Duke Kaha-
namolxu, active arrangements will be
begun to pick out lot on which will
be erected a modest home for the Hq-
waiian lad who has won international
hcnors and a worlds championship
swimming title az Stockholm.
The Star Bulletin. which was asked
to start the Kahanafnoku fund and
which is receiving the contributions
made by the people, will turn over the
money as received to the following
committee. which has been named aft
er conference Of number of those
deeply interested in Dukes success:
COMMITTEE.
w. +. Rawllns, chairman
]. Kuhio Kalanianaole, delegate to
Congress
Mayor Joseph ]. Fern
A. l.. C. Atkinson
A. i. Castle
Chas. r. ChiIlingwOrth
arthur A. Wilder
Alexander May
Lew G. Henderson.
This committee will hold its initial
meeting tomorrow afternoon at four
O'Clock In Mr.. Rawlin's Offices, Judd
block and will name a secretary and
treasurer to receive and hold the
funds, and will settle upon the details
of the gift for Duke. The original
proposition, to buy him house and
lot, has appealed to everybody right
from the start
There are subscription lists being
started all over the city and they will
soon be launched in other islands.
Oscar Cox of Waialua, who was in
town this morning, went back to Waia.
lua prepared to pass around the list
there.
The Star-Bulletin is receiving sub
scriptions to the fund every day and
many incomplete lists are being made
up now and when completed will be
published with the name of the donors
where wished.
From Maui comes the following let
ter showing that the Hama Sports
men" who started the ball rolling with
the suggestion and a check to back 1t
mp, are busy there:
Hama. Maui. July 18th, 1912.
Editor the Star-Bulletin, Dear Sir
Continued on Pace q
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On motion of the United States Dis
trict Attorney the cases against the
ships Concord, Sailor Boy and Lux
we're dismissed by the federal court
this morning, on agreement that de-
PENDANTS are to pay the costs. The
charge was failure to display lights
aboard the vessels while lying in Ao-
Holulu harbor
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good his escape. and when Mrs. Fraser
made an inspection of the interior of
the house. she found that bank was
missing which contained nearly 800.
Captain Kellett and a squad of de-
teetives were summoned to the scene,
and search of the neighborhood was
begun Immediately. but no trace of
the thief could be found.
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NO ROOM ON SLEEPERS,
so CoNkLlNG is DELAYED

Eastbound passenger traffic
: on the mainland railway lines
has been exceptionally heavy
during the early part of. the
present month. Territorial
Treasurer Conkling, in a letter
to the Governor, states that he
was unable TO obtain a berth out
of San Francisco until July s.
though he had expected to start
East several days prior to that
time. !.
He wrote ahead, however. and
gave instructions to start active
work on the engravure of the
bonds. the preparation of the
advertising notices in the finan-
cial papers. the formation Of the
prospectus and other details. A
cable from the treasurer a few
days ago says that he is now in
New York City, making his
headquarters at the Belmont
Hotel.
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Yong shu Hoon has fled pet ton
in circuit court asking that letters
of administration be given Lum Hon
for the estate of Fong Gnue. The neti-
ton states that Fong Gnue died July
G, 1906, and that wife and child in
China survive him. The value of the
estate is set at $334.50.
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gas pipe trench They are working
toward town and will eventually meet
the town gang that is working out
Josephine Guiffre has hled petition
for divorce from Charles A. Guinre.
alleging desertfon and non-support-
she asks the custody OF the twenty
threemonths old child.
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F|L|BUSIER IN
SENATE EXPECTED
Minority Threaten to Delay Adjourn
ment Unless Tariff Revision Bills Are
Taken up
IAssoclaled Press t,abIel

WASHINGTON, C, July that psuosrate si
in the bill
bal An etsnpt 70
defeated ~
Simmons Of North Carolina ineicatss that n
without
no~
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The estate of the late John Thatch-
er, building superintendent in Brook
lyn, who was killed recently by a
fail, is believed to be worth nearly
81 600, 900.
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and Rivers May Figh|
TAssoc,atcd Press CableI

his
Wogast will
a unsatisfactory decision on July 4
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A gang of workmen are engaged at
Waialae Road and Thirteenth avenue
digging on the Kaimuki end of the
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SUGAR UP
BEETS DOWN

SAN FRANCISCO. CAL. July H.
Sugar: % degrees test, 4.Oae. Previous
auotation. 3.9Sc. Beets: SS analysis,
Us Cd; parity. 4.71c- Previous quo
tation. 13s. Sd.
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Among the interesting news
concerning Duke Kahanamoku
that came today are the follow
ing items: :.
} He intends to visit France,
Germany and England before
returning, and may swim
matches in Europe.
He is expected to arrive here
on August %. by the Lurline.
The dispute over the 1O0-me-
ter race was due to a misun-
derstanding which caused Duke
and others TO remain on the
Finland while the semi-fnals
} were being contested.
Tho Hawaiian lad was, the
} greatest single attraction among
the thousands Of athletes at the
games.
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New Department to be Made
[ fAssocIated Press cabIeI

C, the bill
department cabinet
standing other dspartnt.
The goes to he
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Works Resignation Demanded
fAssoclated Press cableI

Lssn and other
u
criticism he has made Of the
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New u. S. Officials Nominated
.IAssociated Press cabIe1

WASHINGTON Co. July t7President Taft today sent to the Sen
Of
secretary Of Luther J Of
lis also ore he
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WORK SAYS THEY ARE NOT EVEN REPUBLICANS
LspecIal cable to scar Bulletlnl

WASHINGTON C., July srt
Those
reslonr
=.
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Mexican Slaughter Impending

Tone thousand Of General Hslass rebel
$4,000
Dolores small force Of 100 Mad.tas
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DUKE FUND
COMMITTEE
IS NAMED
Subscriptions All Over Islands
Beginning to Roll Up
Some

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-01-21

$2250-5 rooms and hall, all modern; loi 50x14o: sl00 cash, balance s20 per month no mortgage to assume. This Is 6 bar gain. Bender & Varley, ground floor Chamber Commerce. Bldg.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-01-21
FOR SALE

Tn1VE ff1;'1Sd1->fcif fs%; Sood fofs left at falf> view at the original price, viz: Si50 and $S50 each, all these lots are worth SlOo and $500 each; as they are high and dry and located between Ensley, Corey and Birmingham. See me before the cream of them Is sold Terms, sl5 cash and s15 per month.
 JAMES E. DRAKE,
 325 N. 18th. Peoples a46S. FOR SALE or trade; runabout automo- bile; can carry four passengers. Vance, Room 9. Watts bldg; Peoples 1S0
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-01-21
MACHINERY

FOR SALE-One 20x24xl3l lsx2O-inch Nor walk compressor; one l3xl2-inch Ball engine one 15x14-inch Ball engine: one 20x4s-inch Corliss engine: one 13x16-inch center-crank slide valve engine; one f2Ax15-inch hoisting engine. double drums 54-inch diameter; one 7x10-inch D. CD. D. hoisting engine and boiler: three 5xs-inch double drum hoisting en- gines and boilers: one 6Hxl0-inch double drum hoisting engine and boiler; one Deane 12 and 20x10lsx12-inch duplex pis- ton pattern pump; one 26-inch by lift. lathe; one 2o-inch by loft. lathe: one 1S-inch. by s-ft. lathe; one Hin. by 6-ft. lathe; one 30-horsepower traction en- zine; one No. ? B. koehring cement mixer; one 70. 2 B. Koehring cement mixer: one No. Smith mixer. with gas- oline engine: one No. l Smith mixer. with boiler and engine; two 125-horse- power hor. tub boilers; two 1l0-horse- power hor. tub boilers; two 100-horse- power hor. tub boilers: one 90-horse- power portable boiler on skids; threa Berlin planers and matchers. 4x9-in.: one Mississippi planer and matchers. axil-in. Charles T. Lehman. Birmins- ham. Ala. t-1l-tf-nu
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-01-21
s1761

$1761
 West End, Oak street. one block from Tuscaloosa avenue, rooms and bath {; lot 50x150, nicely papered, three cab
 met mantels; s650 cash and assume balance: a three year loan; interest
 payable s35 every months; this is 5000 less than this place cost owner.
 5000
 310 cash. $10 per month, room cot
 tage, large lot, fronts south, three blocks of cars. schools and churches
 rented at 30 per month. A chance for you to own a home. s3600
 West End ' rooms and reception hall, one cabinet, one dutch and three base mantels; nice chandeliers, flush switches, nice bath room, hot and cold water, lavatory, buffers pantry, and built in china closet reading room with built in bookcase and window seat fine shades fin front yard; lot 50x190 feet deep; $500 cash and balance s25 per month Many people pay rent enough to buy this home.
 $500
 ls18 cash and SIS per month, 6 room house, front and back porches. No | taxes or insurance. Two and one l half blocks of car line, faces east, | has sidewalks and street improve
 
 s2650
 | Will trade new cottage. rooms and hall. cabinet mantels, all rooms well finished good we'll on back proch, 8 | lots, lies well, faces east on pike | near car line, close to school and churches Is unincumbered: want | modern city home
 s1250
 s12.50 cash, sf2.50 per month, a nice room house nicely painted and papered, in West End. High, well drained lot 50x140, coal house and chicken house, yard well fenced When had better start now. DOOM REALTY co. BIO Empire Building, Bell phone 3610. Peoples 1911.
 s5750-s50O cash payment, balance so per month buys brand new strictly modern. room. story residence. facing East near Glen Iris park. Has large bed- rooms, glassed in sleeping porch, tile bath. large living and dining room, fur mace. hardwood floors. etc. Denton Williams Realty Co.. 4O1-6 Empire Bldg. Peoples phone 61. 1-21-3t-su-tu-thu. s5750-with 1850 cash payment buys brand
 new modern. 8 room residence, 3 bed rooms and glassed in sleeping porch. Hardwood floors, tile bath, birch doors. faces east on lot 17S feet deep. Well | located on South Highlands. Denton Williams Realty Co, 401-6 Empire Bldg
 Peoples phone 961 2f-3t-su-tu- thu.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-01-21

FOR SALE--We have timber lands in large and small quantities. These are money makers. See us. Hill X Me Donough. 1924 4th ave. Peoples 11s7.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-01-21
EXCELLENT SITE

EXCELLENT SITE
 FOR APARTMENT HOUSE. This lot, 70x166. on car line in fine Sout1 Highlands neighborhood, 1lth avenue, between 18th and 10th streets Apart ments are in. demand. We have daily calls for suites of four rooms and bath at $30 to s35 per month. Buy and build here and prosper Price and terms when you call. Jemison R. D. and Ins Co.,, 211 N. 20th street.
 FOR SALE. If you want splendid home, go see No. 1702 the corner of Tuscaloosa ave and Pine st. West End Place. 100x150. It has a nearly new mod ern style well built room residence. It has all conyeniences. City im- provements all paid. It has 10 foot front porch; cabinet mantels; papered beautifully; all large fine rooms. Fronts south and east. If will de- light any lady. I have the keys. Price only s4200. Small cash pay ment. balance long time. Commission per cent. Will divide with any other agent.
 WESLEY NJ SMITH,
 BETHEA R. F. & I. CO,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-01-21

hAIEs-one cent n word n day, no ad. taken Tor less than 25c for firss inser- tion. Cash must aecomnany order
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-01-21

S425 CASH will buy two of the best lots
 in Edgewood Bender X Varley, Main A66h
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-01-21

 BUNGALOW on South Highlands, with blocks of three car lines. owner leav- ing the city; must sell. Worth $500o. Now you can buy it for si300. Charles l. Smith. with Denton Williams Realty Co.,, 401-6 Empire Bldg. Peoples 96l. FOR SALE-140 acres at Odenville. 30 in cultivation; some good timber: branch running through; neighborhood thiclSly settled. Price $500 Terms. Hill x Me Donough, Peoples 1is7 1924 4th ave. FOR SALE-On unusually easy pay ments. or might take as part pay ment vacant property, for nice houses with bath, etc, near car line and In first class neighborhood. We have several of these, rooms to rooms. Call and see us.
 INVESTMENT R. F.. co. OF ALA. HARRY LYON, SALES AGENT.
 2109 tst ave. FOR SALE-No. S29 South 18th st. room new bungalow, lot 60xl50, within 1 block three car lines. Price, $4500. which Is s750 eastman cost. Can you afford not to investigate this? Owner on prem ises: possession given or will rent ill April. Go see 1t and talk with Alan Jemison.
 FOR SALE-Ffve acre farm with plenty of water suitable for trucking or chick en raising. Has small house right oil macadamized road. If taken at once will take $7o cash, balance SlO per month.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-01-21

FOR SALE-Party needing money will sacrifice diamond rings to cash buyer. Address M-15, Age-Herald
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-01-21

FOR SALDLsmall stock of drugs and new soda fount at a bargain; good :, location and cheap rent. Address S-15.
 care .-Age-Herald. s',
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-01-21

FOR SALE-Genuine Shetland ponies, all eolors and sizes. childrens pets. Prices from sS5 up. Send for book let. A. Willse, 125 Lee street, Mont
 gomery, Ala. 12-316t-su
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-01-21

Si5OO-Nce room cottage, lot 5Ox190; small cash payment and $2O per month. Bender & varley. ground floor, Chamber Com rerce Bldg
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-01-21
RRY RIcH-Matrimonial paper of

MARRY RICH-Matrimonial paper of
 highest character, containing hun
 dreds of photos and descriptions or maria geable people with means; mailed free; sealed; either sex; write today one may be your ideal. Ad- dress Standard Cor. Club, Box coz. GraysIake. LII. 11-12-tf-su
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-01-21

WOULD you marry if suited? Matri- monial paper containing hundreds of advertisements marrlageable people from all sections, rich, poor, young, old
 Protestants, Catholics. mailed sealed free Address The Correspondent. To- ledo, O. 12-3t-5t-su
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-01-21

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE. Five, 10 or 20 acres good truck land, near Huffman, al price considerably below market value. Cash or terms, or good exchange proposition will be considered. r. L. West, 2109 1st avenue.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-01-21

COAL LANDS FOR SALE.
 The coal lands formerly belonging to the Berks Coal company are for sale. This tract of land consists of several thou
 sand acres, and Is located two or three miles west of Jasper, Ala. There Is one mine developed and in operation on the
 land. A committee representing the own-
 CTS will be in Jasper, Wednesday, Jan
 uary 24, at the office of Bankhead & Bankhead. They solicit inquiries from
 all persons interested in the purchase of
 such tract of land
 FOR SALE-Northwest corner Hillman
 street and Cotton avenue, 100xi00; three
 houses, $225o Terms easy L. c. Petty
 john, 1702 5th ave.
 FOR sALIG-s2oo cash, balance s2O month will buy beautiful room bungalow,
 hall anl bath; modern in every detail, mission finish throughout, sanitary plumbing, electric lights and cabinet
 mantels; large lot, all street improve
 ments within half block of car line in Floral Park, Woodlawn Price, s2100 C. J. Cavenaugh, 216 North 21st street FOR RENT OR SALE--35 acre truck farm six miles courthouse, on public road; 20 acres open, { room cottage; very pro-
 ductive soil. Minge, 2l13 1st ave. 1-21-3t-su-tu-fr FOR SALE-No. 1308 N. 26th st.. 8 rooms new, large cement basement under whole house; price. s5250; owner leaving city and has paid $500 more than above | price. This property and statement will bear closest investigation. Will you go see it? Talk with Alan Jemison, HOME BARGAIN IN ENsLEY. $225O-Six rooms and bath; half block of South Ensley car line near Palmer; s10O cash, balance s20 per month; this is nice home D. F. Faircloth, Ensley. Ala. Peoples phone Z79.
 HANDSOME HOME. On 18th ave, south, handsome home, well planned, beautiful interior, large lawn, servants house. Let us quote you on this. Jemson R. E. & In. Co. 211 N. 20th st.
 FOR SALE-Ten Single Comb Rhode Island Red hens good utility stock. at S.5O each. r. l.. Pearson, Sylacauga, Ala.
 FOR SALE--On the South Highlands : have a beautiful six room bungalow which is going to be sold at bargain. On paved streets all paid for. Has hard wood foors-is furnace heated and is modern in every particular. Price s4500, terms to suit. Malcolm Lide with John s. Marks. Jr. PIG N. Fist St. FOR SALE-6o acres, 1si miles Odenville, near Ragland; room house. barn: level, % acres cleared: good road, $500;
 100 acres. miles Pell City, level strong land; will grow alfalfa: 50 acres cleared,
 small house and barn. 5000. For sale
 or exchange, city property; Ill acres, 1
 mile Seddon. valued $250O: small house
 and barn; 50 acres cleared; good road
 and land. B. B. Hudson, 103s First Na-
 tional bank
 FOR SALE or exchange. S2000 equity in
 desirable Norwood home; all modern
 improvements: prefer unencumbered
 negro property. Ingram Realty Co.. 15IO
 Empire. sg 'g'7s''S.lss ''1 .,@ sa1,'l'.1
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-01-21
ONE CENT 4 WORD

RATES-0ne cent a word a dayj no nd. tnisen for CESS than 25c for first inser-
 ton. Cash must accompany order.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-01-21

WOULD you marry If suited? Matri- monial paper containing hundreds of ad- vertisements. marageable people from all sections rich poor young old, Protest ants, Catholics. mailed sealed free. The Correspondence, Dept. c. w., Toledo. O.
 1-7-5t-su
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-01-21

NORWOOD HOME.
 This is handsome new two story house. built of the very best material from basement to roof Has large living room, dining room, library, buffers pln- try, kitchen, three bed rooms, bath and sleeping porch. Interior is handsome- y finished in oak and birch. Furnace heated. Tile bath and toilet. Beaniiftt chandeliers and decorations This Is d high class home in every respect. To make quick sale the price has been cut 10 $50O0. Terms $25o to Sl000 cash, balance in reasonable payments. Geo. o. Mabry, ,2106 First avenue. Both phones 2572. 1-21-2t-su- u-wed.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-01-21

buyer. Auuress Mia, Aee-herdld TOR SALE-Residences in all parts of
 Birmingham. farms all parts Alabama,
 Mississippi and Florida, and acreage in
 and around the city, as we'll as business
 property. Low prices, easy terms. J.
 NJ. Gibson, 409 Empire Bldg.
 800 CASH and 80 per month will buy the
 best six room bungalow on South High
 lands; has living room. dining room, but
 1er's pantry, kitchen. three bedrooms and bath; faces east on paved street, 1h block car line. Try
 B. ADEN THOMPSON. Peoples 900. 2106 First Ave. Bell 143 FOR SALE-Six room bungalow on
 North Highlands. This Is a beauty and l is situated on lot 45x220 feet. The house h modern and up to date in every re- epect. Price $z750 with terms to suit. Malcolm LIde with John g. Marks IT. 4e $. ,21gt St. '','.. .s
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-01-21

FOR SALE--16 acres near Fulton Springs, new, modern, room cottage and 4 room tenant house, barn and chicken house; several springs and a. variety of fruit trees; fish pond of 11a acres, stocked with government fish: this place is on the macadam road and only 6h miles from the courthouse; it can be bought for s2300 and terms can be ar ranged.
 FOR SALE--i111 2d ave, West End, can be bought for s2300. as little as $25 cash and s2O per month on the balance, each note to bear its own interest," 1t has rooms, large reception hall and large bath electricity. gas, city water and sewerage and lot 190 feet deep; the street Improvements and sewerage are all paid. This Is bargain. Go and see 1t Sunday: get off the car at Haw- kns street.
 New rooms, hall and reception halls, IF blocks from car, full sized lot; this place can be bought for sl50o, as little as $l6 cash and $12.5O per month, each note to bear its own interest at only 6 per cent. This place would rent for s12.50 easily. Would take vacant lot as first payment.
 We have several fine lots at Boyles on which tee will build any sized house that you want and let you pay for it like rent.
 We have several lots in North Birming- ham that we will build on to suit you.
 HELENA LAND COMPANY, 1of Brown-Marx Bldg. Peoples 2o5S.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-01-21

FOR SALE-Groeery and meat market, also 160 McCaskey register light spring wagon. Ale Age-Herald.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-01-21

CUT this out for luck, send birth date and 10c for wonderful horoscope of your entire life. Professor Raphael, 499 Lexington avenue. New York.
 1-12-l0t-su
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DOCTORS, SEE US
 AROIJT THIS.

s2750-Beautiful bungalow, just completed, 6 large rooms, hall and bath. modern throughout living room 14x2s; large basement, furnace heat; rustic stone front; an ideal home in North High lands; convenient car line, schools and churches. Terms to suit. Cavenaugh, PIG North 21st street.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-01-21

RATES--Onc cent a word n day; no ad.
 taken for less than s5c for first inser- tton. Cash must accompany order.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-01-21

$lOO CASH and $2O per month buys one Of West Ends choicest new bungalows; faces south on paved street; choice shade trees; big lot; delightful appoint ments: six dandy rooms; in fact, an ideal home Try
 B ADEN THOMPSON, Peoples 900. 2106 First Ave. Bell 143.