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CHAPTER v.
A seIsntls, In Pink SILK.

- o(iGHkist w FEnh DIN.
The next morning promptly at eight
o'clock Jack Warford. in response to
a muttered invitation. burst excitedly
into Percy Darrows room. He found
the scientist. draped in pale-pink
silk kimono embroidered with light
blue butterflies. scraping methodically
at his face with safety-razor. At the
sight the young fellow came to an
abrupt stop, as though some one had
met him with a dash of cold water In
the face.
"Hello"S said he. In constrained
voice. Just up?"
barrow cast glance through his
long silky lashes at the newcomer
Yes. my amiable young canine. just
up"
Jack looked somewhat puzzled at
the appellation. but seated himself.
Helen said you wanted to see me"
he suggested.
barrow leisurely cleaned the com
ponent parts OF his safety-razor. wash
ed and anolnted bis face, and turned
Il do" said he. "if you're game"
"Of course I'm camel" cried the boy
Indignantly
barrow surveyed his fresh, young
eager face and the trim taut bulk OF
him with dispassionate eyes,
Are you?" he remarked simply.
Possibly. But you're not the man to
be sure OF it."
Il didn't mean it as Dragging" cried
Jack. flushing,
Surely not" drawled Darrow,
stretching out his long legs. But no
man can tell whether or not he's game
until he's tried out. That's no refec-
ton on him, either remember once
went through seeing my best friend
murdered; being shot at dozen times
myself as / climbed a cliff; seeing a
pirate ship destroyed with all on board,
apparently by the hand of Providence;
escaping from big volcanic bust-up
into a cave. and having the cave en-
trance drop down shut behind me.
was as cool as cucumber all through
| it. remember congratulating N.Y.
self that, anyhow, was going to die
game"
by Jove!" murmured Jack War
ford. staring at him fascinated, Evil
IDENTIFY, the superbeautiful garment
had been forgotten.
Then a war-ship's crew rescued
me; and / broke down completely
and acted like a silly ass ! wasn't
game at all; I'd just managed to post
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Observation-Disclosures,
TEIEBES
:uxsxsxsssssEsxsssExsxsss

Miss Nelson of Diswood, visited
her brother ], II. Nelson last week.
w. A. Patterson and family visit
ed relatives at Perks Sunday.
Miss Doda Webbing is visiting
with her sister at Mt Carmel.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Z. Margraye
visited in this state Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. G. Youart are Wis
iting relatives at Shelbyyille this
week.
Mrs. j. D. Mcdonald and children
have returned from Sedalia and
Kansas City, Mo.
Miss Myrtle Rolwing left Friday
Nor charleston, Mo-, to visit her
sister, Mrs, j. Cade Stewart
Mrs Henry Rolwing and daugh-
ter. Mary visited friends at Cape
Birardeau Mo, Saturday.
Earl Smith of Vienna, visited J
w, Smith and family last week
r. o. Homes and daughter Lena
visited at Tamms Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hamilton OF
Belleville, are visiting Mrs. Flora
Durham this week.
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AUGUST 20 IN HISTORY.

1sl2--The American frigate Ooh-
stitution captured the brit-
ish friga.e Guerriere.
1s3k-Riehard P. Bland, Missouri
statesman, born. Died June
10, 1899.
1s64-Captain William j. Living
ston, of the Confederate
army, was hanged as a spy
at st. Louis. Mo.
1Y6s-The Chinese Embassy in
Boston.
lS79-James Russell Lowell ap-
pointed United States Minis
4 ter to England.
lSS2-The British assume control OF
the Sue2 canal.
1s04-Attack on Rihlung renewed,
captured 1T4-yard hill after
fearful struggle; captured
and lost East Keekman Hill
l909-British parliament passed
the South Africa union bill
19l1-The House of Represents
tives passed the amended
Statehood bill for Arzon'
and New Mexico
l912--The Mexican Federal troops
took possession Of the city
of Juarez.
INSTRUMENTATION rebels mas
sacred $50 Government
troops taken as prisoners
American cruisers and ma
rines were ordered to Mica
ragua to protect American
interests.
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SYNOPSIS.

CHAPTER I-Psroy barrow. q young
scientist Ia search OF a Job enters the Of
flee OF Boss Mccarthy OF New York.
Mccarthy has Just been threatened by an
anonymous message ordering him 10 flee
TO Europe. He does not take the mes
sage seriously.
CHAPTER It-Darrow goes up the
elevator TO visit DIR. Knox. Suddenly the
electric apparatus In the Atlas building
goes out of business. Experts are unable
TO locate the trouble.
CHAPTER III-All at oncs. without ap-
lafent reason. electric connections are re-
stored. The next evening Mccarthy 10
fArhed that unless he leaves at once for
europe sign will be sent him at six
rolnptly at that hour the entire electric
pparatus OF New York Is cut Off and the
ity Is thrown into a panic,
CHAPTER Iv-Psrcy Darrow thinks be
ias clue.
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MOUNDS

Mrs. j. w. Arm and children lett
Tuesday for Virginia, where they
will visit relatives.
Miss Margaret Bride and cousin,
Louise Dermody will leave Wednes-
day morning for Cincinnati, for a
visit.
Mrs. Ida Walton left Monday
evening for Chicago. where she viii
buy millinery for w. T, Wall a Co.
Mrs. Grimes has as her guest her
sister from Louisiana.
DR.. Boswell is in Chicago TINS
week on business.
Mr.. and Mrs Geo. sitter were
called to Villa Ridge on account OF
the death OF Mrs. Sitter's aunt.
Frank Grain who was overcome
with heat is reported much better.
Little Wilma Mize OF Mcclure is
visiting her mother.
Mrs. Joe Turbeyine and children
have returned from visit with
friends in CarbOndale.
Mrs. Chris Bauer and Mrs. b.
Fletcher were Mound City callers
saturday.
Mrs. George Blank was Cairo
visitor Saturday.
Mrs. Florence Pool is on the sick
list. -" ia'
Frank Grain, an |. C.. engineer was
overcome with heat Sunday and
vas taken to the hospital at Cen
| ralia,.
Mrs. Henry Britt left Monday for
| limo, Mo-, where she will visit her
| mother.
Mrs. Percy Bride visited her
| mother in Mound City Sunday.
| Mrs. Frank Grain and son Edwin
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have returned from weeks stay al
Dawson Springs.
Miss Fay corzine returned Satar-
day from Cairo where she has been
visiting her sister.
Mrs. c. E. Ferril and daughter
have returned from a visit in Clay.
Ky. with relatives.
W. r. Clanton of Centralia ex-
poets to move back To Mounds about
the first OF September.
The Precinct Sunday school CON
yention was held at the Congrega-
tional church Sunday. 1t was the
best of its kind ever held in this
town. Several good speakers were
present. Mrs. Selby of Mound City
spoke on the different divisions OF
Sunday school work which was very
interesting 70 ALL both old and
young The following officers We're
elected: Glen Melton. president; j.
A Childress vice president Emma |
Earle, secretary and treasurer. The
next meeting will be held the first
Sunday in MAY.
Roy Webb OF Cairo. was in
Mounds on business Monday morn
ing
Miss Layerne Armstrong of 4
Mound City attended the S. s. con
yentiOn Sunday afternoon.
ID. Brelsford of America was |
Mounds caller Sunday.
States Attorney Miller spoke al
the Y. NJ. c. A. Sunday evening.
Mrs. r. B. Goe and children are
visiting Mrs. Goes brother in Iowa |
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pone finding II out for while"
at was just the reactipn!" cried
Jack.
We'll, II that sort OF reaction hap
pens along before the trouble Is all
over. It looks uncommonly like loss Of
nerve" Percy barrow pointed out.
NO man knows whether. OR not he's
game" he repeated However" he
smiled whimsiealiy. II Imagine you're
likely to postpone your reactions as
we'll as the next"
What's up? VIA, doycu want nae
to do" 49,
stick by me; obey orders" said
barrow
What's up?"
Did you notice anything in the pa.
pers this morning."
They're full OF this electrical fail
ure last night. Haven't you seen
them
"Not yet. Willis. dress. tell me
what they say"
The worst was In the tubes"
Warford began, but barrow interrupt,
ed him
Il could tell you exactly what must
have happened" said he. III the fail
ure was complete. Never mind that
why should tell your"
Because I'm interested-and be-
cause | know who sent EN-"
so do l." snarled Mccarthy. In a
gust of temper
And I'm beginning to suspect he's
man to look out for. And | doubt
II you'll ever find him. OF course.
he's responsible for the row last night
as we'll as for the trouble In the
Atlas Building the night before
Il don't know whether he Is or not, "
"Oh. yes. you do: and do. and the
wireless man does. We're the only
three. The rest OF them are still
figuring on comets"
"Well?"
If don't suppose there's any real
doubt left in your mind but that this
man can turn the juice OF again. IL
he wants tor"
81 don't know as he did II" persisted
Mccarthy stouty,
Now, how long do you suppose
you'd last If the public should get on
to the fact that this hidden power was
going to exert itself again unless you
| left town."
A slight moisture believed Mo
Carthy's forehead
Not all your police. nor all your
power could save you. II the general
public once became thoroughly con-
vinced that 1t was to go through an
| other experience Ike last nights un-
less 1t ousted you. Why, mob of a
million men would gather against you
in an hour You see." drawled Percy
barrow, why you'd better look after
that wireless man Of yours and me"
And you. repeated Mccarthy.
what do you want?'
II want to see those wireless mes.
sages, first OF ALL" said barrow,
reaching out his hand
Mccarthy hesitated; then swiftly
thrust forth the flimsies. barrow q
slight smile curying his full red lips.
held them to the light. They read as
| follows:
! Mccarthy: A sign was promised you
at six O'Clock. 1t has been sent Repent
and beware Go while there is yet time.
/ M"
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Accounting for the Balkan Hatred.

Il can't figger 1t out any other
way" unused Stanley Livingston Nut
shaw, the amateur philosopher, that
the Serbs. Bulgars, Roumanians and
the rest of those feyerish folks in the
Balkan states are all related to each
other by marriage-brothers-in- law,
mostly. | should Judge. Otherwise
there seems no way OF accounting for
the hearty, whole-souled manner In
which they hate each other KANSAS
City Star.
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next week. Many fast and record
holding horses are already on the
grounds and many more continue to
come in every day. Write f. II.
Kroh for information.
The NJ. f. Sunday school held
their icnic near the Jonesboro Fair
grounds today Wednesday, The
Boy Scouts were present and put on
several shows.
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Ills Of Women.

Many women suffer miserably
from chronic constipation. causing
nervousness, dizziness and sallow
complexion. They will find that
Chamberlains Tablets Invariably
bring relief. These tablets are easy
to take and pleasant in effect. For
sale by all dealers.
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There were four of these. couched
In almost Identical language The
fifth and last message was shorter:
Mccarthy: Flee from the wrath to
come. M"
What" said barrow. 'is TO prevent
the other operators who must have
caught this message from giving IL
to the public? What, indeed, is 10
prevent Ms appealing direct to the
pnblIe?"
Il don't know" confessed Mccarthy
miseraby. 10 .you?'
Not at this moment VIII you send
for the operator who took these?"
Mccarthy snatched down the tele.
phone receiver, through which pres.
emily he, spoke q message.
What have you got to do with
this" he demanded. after he had hung
up the hook.
4 want something, said Percy. "ot
course"
Sure" growled Mccarthy. once
more back on familiar ground. and
glad OF it. What Is ita'
IN tell you when I'm sure whether
| can do anything for you in this mat
ter
III this fellow didn't leak, how did
you know about them wireless?" de-
manded Mccarthy again. How do
you know who's dom this?"
barrow smiled
1.-The man who can control the Juice
as this man has is scientific ex.
pert with a full scientific equipment.
II he communicated at all, 1t would be-
by wireless, as that Ia the easiest
way to cover his trail. remembered
your telephone message from the IA
matte about sending sign Immedi-
ately after. the Atlas Building ex.
perienced on q small scale what next
day the city experienced on a larger
scale. 1t was legitimate inference to
connect one with the other. or course
| II our telephone friend was the man
who had brought these thing about he
had done 1t to force you to do what
he demanded. But he would lose the
effect of his lesson unless you under
stood his connection with the matter.
Hence. concluded that you must have
received messages-by wireless-and
that they must have repeated the
| warning as to a sign being sent. 1t
was very simple"
You're smart, all right" conceded
Mccarthy.
After moment the wireless opera.
tor came In.
Simmons" said Mccarthy. answer
this mans questions"
They will be In regard to these
messages" said Darrow. Where are
they from?" d
Somewhere In the one-hundred to
two-hundred mile circles, depending on
the power OF the sending instrument"
replied the operator promptly.
Are you sure?'
Il know my instruments pretty well;
! and I've had experience enough so
can tell by the sound of the sending
about how far of they come from"
And this was from somewhere
about one to two hundred miles away.
you think?'
Yes, sir"
do you know whether any other
instrument caught this!"
NO. only mine." lie WAS very posi-
tive.
How do you known
"Mr Mccarthy had me Inquire"
"How do you account for it?'
81 don't know. except that maybe
my instrument happened to be just
| tuned to catch 1t. That's another
reason know 1t was from far off. The
farther away the sending instrument
the nearer exactly IL has to be tuned
to the receiving instrument. II 1t was
nearer, most anybodyd get it."
Percy barrow nodded,
That's all, | guess. No, hold on,
Did any of these come between six
| and eight last EVENING""
For the first tune the operator
smiled.
No sir; my instrument was dead"
| He went out
'Well?' growled Mccarthy.
1 don't know; but can see more
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Confidence Well Founded.

The implicit confidence that man!
people have in Chamberlain Collie,
cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is
founded on their experience in the
use of that remedy and their knowl-
EIDE OF the many remarkable cures
of collie. diarrhoea and dysentery
that it has effected. For sale by all
dealers.
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Nan horticultural ldea.

Using mercury yapor lamps In her
greenhouse, q Scotch woman horticul-
turist not only forces seeds to sprou'
and plants to grow in half the usua
time, but also produces greater dept
OF color In the vegetation.
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ANNA

Miss Alice Cook gave a slumber
party at her home on Main street
Monday night.
Everything at the Anna Fair
grounds is ready for the big Fair
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To Know Thyself.

How can man learn to know him.
self? Never by meditating, but by do
ing. Endeayor to do thy duty. and
thou wilt at once know what In thee
lies.-Goethe.
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RUBBER STAMPS AND SEALS

BROWN Stamp Works. 205 JefTerson
County Bank Bldg. Phone 636. Work
finished in few hours. 2-1-tf
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FOR SALE
NOW READY


That bungalow / have been waiting to
tell you about is now ready to be shown
1t is brand new and 10 the prettlest
and best built home in birmingham
for the price 1t is beautifully located
in fine neighborhood, one block OF car
line on South Highlands, west of 10Th
street. Faces south on paved street
There Is a living room, dining room
buffers pantry and kitchens; three bed
rooms and sleeping porch. II has
beamed ceilings, built-in bookcases,
hardwood floors in every room: beautt,
full imported CInglish) papering; hand
some electric fixtures The stone man
tel in living room cost more than $60
The best furnace, concrete basement in
which there are two servants rooms.
The price is only $3.50; 500 cash, bal
ance easy monthly payments.
l.. MOORE r. r. & ms. CO.,
Phone 444 209-11 Empire Bldg.
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NOTARY PUBLIC

NOTARY PUBi-lC-Deposltions taken.
copying done, conveyances drawn. w.
A. Lester. 2l09 Sd ave. 4-1s-tf- th-sa
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FOR SALE.
22' n. 26th street. Norwood nice room
brick residence. with furnace and-evcry
convenience known to man. Slate roof,
1xl31. No mortgage At sacrifice
owner is building On Soutllside and
must dispose of this place Would take
in cottages or other property part pay
ment. Your own terms. Anyone wish
ing a real nice home in Norwood at low
price and easy terms. Now is the time
to call on the homeseekers friend.
j. NJ GIBSON,
400 Empire Building.
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RATEs-One cent a word n day; NO ad
taken for less than 25c for first snser-
tion. CASH must accompany order.
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LEGAL SALE.
No. 2225 Avenue F., 7-room modern house,
with two servant houses on alley, lot
50Xl90 feet
No. 2227 Avenue +. 5-room house, modern,
lot 25x100 feet
Property rented and will net per cent
on investment.
PRICE, 5000 CASH.
Full information by
WM j. RANDLE, ADMINISTRATOR
OF NJ. r. Howell ESTATE,
635 Brown-MarS Bldg.
M. NJ. ULLMAN,
Attorney for Admr.. 735 Brown-Marx Bldg
2-9-St-suwed-su.
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DONE CENT A WORDONE CENT A WORD

RATEs--Onc cent a werd = dayy no ad.
taken for less than &c for first fnser-
tf0n. GaAh uust accompany order.
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~>>>~>r>~--~~--~~>~><~r>~
NICE Dime Store business; everything
new; cost not to exceed s6o0, in new
brick building 20NGo, in best up To date
little c1tY IN state. now using natural
sas for everything. Reason given for
sale. Address B-o-, care Ase-Herald.
2-9-7t
FOR SALE--gc acre truck fam, one city
LOT ana room residence adjoining the
corporate limits o, Fruithurst Ala. Of
fered foi quick sales at S1OoV cash. Minge
Mortgage and Realty Co., 2llS lst ave-
nue.. l-30-tf
FOR SALt,-AT A GREAT BARGAIN,
A MODERN SAWMIL.L. WITH
ABOUT ONE HUNDRED MILLION
FEET OF STANDING, LONG LEAF
YELLOW PINE. ADDRESS OWNER,
Z. Q. BOX As, PENSACOLA, FLA.
2-9-7t
AM going out of the lumber business
and offer my stock of rough and dressed
lrmber at a bargain, Yard. Avenue d
and sd street. l-lo-tf
FURNITURE FOR sale cheap; beds,
dressers. stands, stove. wardrobe, etc
22i1 9TH avenue, north. Phone 5595-W,
2-ls-gt
FROST PROOF CABBAGE PLANTS
win make large heads; all varieties
sls5 per thousand, delivered. Enterprise
Plant Co.. Meggetts, D c. 2-l2-lot
SALE-Well located irst class boarding
house, AN ideal proposition. col First
National bank 2-12-3t
WE VIII ballu you a nome. birmingham
Beildins and Imp. Co. 2l09 LIST Avenue.
l l6-tf
FOR SALE-Furniture and lease of
high class rooming house: % rooms
always full;. an exceptional bargain
Investigate this. Address H-22, care
Age Herald l2-19-tf
FOR SALES room, modern, nearly new
two-story, furnace heated home: we'll
located on elevated lot Woodlawn. at
special price. Terms for few days.
owner. eal rirst National bank. s-l2-st
If it's Real Estate TO buy
Sell or exchange, see
THE LIVE WIRE"
HAGG-NRD REALTY CO.,
Phone 779i. sol American Trust Bldg.
2-1S-tf
FOR SAI.E-E. NJ. +. car, passenger,
1910 model in splendid condition. just
overbauled throughout; rev top, new
axles; paihtsd last summer: price. $500.
Apply Room $40 First National Bank.
2-lf-at
FOR SAI.E,--My ) room bungalow. nearly
completed thoroughly modern. at Boyles
two blocks beyond where the car stops
win take easy 'aonlhiy payments or sell
at right price Owner. address T-55.
care Age Herald. 2-ll-3t
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FOR SALE

FOR. SALEA big bargain in modern
South Highland home: 5 rooms. You
will be delighted with the location. Call
j. w. Brazeal, with Denton Williams
Realty Co, COS American Trust Bids.
Phone 2S5.
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roR SAFE.

FOR SALE
500 acres land, 200 acres in cultivation
and balance in good timber. hardwood.
This plantation has 4 houses and out
buildings and six acres in fine fruit. Will
exchange for good rental property Price
IS per acre.
50 acres, 50 acres in cultivation. good )
room house ana s room house and out
buildings: good orchard, peaches and
apples; Is miles north OF city ON good
road. Price s250o easy terms. This farm
is sleased for $3.50 money rent
p acres. nea, Huffman, 20 acres in culti-
vation, with good fence, room house.
Cistern on back porch, good well APP
pies. peaches and about five acres of
apricot trees, $500. Terms.
WEBB & COLE r. Il. co,
2ol Jefferson County Bank Bldg Phone
457s.
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ONE CENT A WORDIONE CENT A WORD|ON

BATEs--One cent a word n day; no nd
taken for less than 25c for first inser-
tion. Cash must accompany order.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

AN expert accountant would like to con-
meet with some concern who can give
permanent position, either corporation
or private accounting. Gilt edged refer :.
ences as to ability, honesty and intes-
rity. AT present employed, but wishes
TO change position for larger and broad
er work that will advance him in pro-
portion to the growth and business in
crease of concern who might engage
his services. A personal interview may
be had by addressing Dependable Ac-
countant, care Age-Herald. 1-26-tf
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A coRNERAs,tooo ooo

y WYNN IIIN VI, VVV.
\ corner. 2ooxl90, with AL inn
provements. bringing revenue of
sl22.5 80 monthly. Revenue can be
materially increased by very lit
tie additional expense. We re-
gard this as one of the best
propositions in the city. 1t is
pickup.
w. III. BASON.
GIBSON ms. & REALTY co.
Main PISS. PIG N. 21st ST.
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ONE CENT A WORD|O|

uATES--One cent q word q day, NO nd.
taken for less than 25c for first fnser-
tiop. CASH must accompany order.
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WANTED--HELP

WANTED Boys TO distribute circulars.
experienced house servants good col
ored butler; white laborers, gardening
work: experienced hotel engineer, cnre
for elevator. boilers, plumbing and cleo
tricity. Room 626 Chamber Commerce
Bldg.
MEN. women. get government parcel post
jobs; $50 week; write for list of positions
open Franklin Institute, Dept. 2-B.
Rochester. y. Y.
3-14- AZ FRI sa -Sll mo- we
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

f,a7S;T 7,-o scoa1>f s,,3s,11-s =,
name of Bob. Finder will please return
TO Harris Transfer Co. and receive
very liberal reward 2-l3-it
LOST-Between Loveman. Joseph < Loeb
and Steeie-Smith. four-leaf green enam..
eled brooch with pearl in center. Main
543)-J
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GLUCkS DRY CLEANING co.
Cleaning, pressing, repairing, altering,
hats renovated and blocked.
ms 81 ave. Phone Main 2372.
lS-tf we tn -fr mo
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WANTED

St1AVlNG-lOc at l92l 4th ave. S-lo-t
think it over. and remember that Tile
Best theatre is the only theatre where
children under Il years of age can see
two reels of new pictures and 10 min
utes of refined vaudeville for the small
sum of a nickel. 2-i1-5t.
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WANTED-AGENTS

kGENTs-Would You be satisfied 10 make
50 daily? Write for our latest cataog.
We give premiums and sample free.
George r. Tolson Lincoln, Va.
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POSITION as blacksmith wanted; 10
years experiences; high-elass references.
Address J. c. Griffith, 2lS James Bldg,
Chattanooga, Tenn. 2-9-7t
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FOR SALE-A nice little home in Rich
mond Place on South Highlands;
five rooms, newly papered through
out and painted; lot 30 feet
front by no feet deep to an alley. For
quick sale this can be had at $3.50, and
the terms can be made very easy. call
II. M. Henderson, Main 1902, i12-1i EN-
pire Bldg
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BUSINESS CHANCES

IL YOU want to locate either large on
small factory in Birmingham district,
write Pell City Realty Co, Pell City
Ala, for particulars Of free site. etc
o-1-2nf
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WANTED-Some kind of work to do to
enable me to live in Birmingham: am
willing to cook, wash, iron. clean house
or nurse children: white woman past So
Address H-55, care Age-Herald. 2-13-2t
WANTED--A position to take care of
children and do general hcusework by
settled woman Call Ensley, 4ii-W Can
give references 2-13-2t