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The Daily Missoulian., 1914-10-24
AUSTRALIANS LOOK
IN THE MEATH0USE

Correspondence of Associated Press)
Sydney, Australia, Sept. 12.-The
governmental inquiry into the meat eX-
port business with particular reference
to the activities of the American pack
ing companies in Australia is still in
progress. Justice Street, who is con-
Quoting it, after hearing a large num-
ber of witnesses in Queensland, where
the Swifts of Chicago have established
themselves under the name of the
Australian Meat Export company, is
now hearing witnesses in this city.
The tenor of the testimony has been
that the packers in the United States
have more or less intimate relations
with several firms in this state and in
Queensland; that their arrangements
with these firms are not of recent
origin; and that there Is not on the
surface at least evidence to show that
the packers are working the Austria
liam field in cohesion; and with the
exception of the Swift company the
alleged members of the beef trust"
do not intend to set up plants in
Australia at present.
The royal commissioner has had be-
fore him as witness this week Sid
ney kidman, known as the cattle
king" of Australia. He testified that
the total area of crown leaseholds un-
der his control was some 3O,700,00O
acres. He himself owned over 15O OOO
sheep and 25O.O00 cattle, and was in
terested in thousands upon other
ranches than his own. In answer to
the question put by the governments
lawyer he said he was not in any wa,
interested in any meat-packing O,
] meat-selling company in the United
States.
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healthy children since. For female trou-
bles l always take Lydia E. Pinkham's g
Vegetable Compound and it works like
charm. lido allmy own work. Mrs.
A. F. KREAMER, 1874 Electric Avenue,
Lackawanna, N. Y.
The success of Lydia E. Pinkham s
Vegetable Compound, made from roots
and herbs, is unparalleled. 1t may be
used with perfect confidence by women
who suffer from displacements, inflam-
nation, liberation, tumors, irregularities
periodic pains, backache, bearing down
feeling, flatulency, indigestion, dizziness,
or nervous prostration. Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound is the stan.
dard remedy for female ills.
Women who suffer from those dis
tressing ills peculiar to their sex should
be convinced of the ability Of Lydia E,
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to re.
store their health by the many genuir
and truthful testimonials we are con
stantly publishing in the newspapers.
II you want special advice write t;
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. Conf
dentiaD Lynn, Mass. YOnr letter vii
he opened, read and answered by {
woman and held In strict confidence
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MACMART|N DESIRES
TO TRY CURE AGAIN

D. T. MacMartin, local attorney
who has long been a victim of the
booze habit, and who several months
ago was admitted to the institution at
Warm Springs for treatment that had
no permanent result, is determintd to
throw off his chains. Yesterday
he made application to be sent to the
same institution again IN the hopes
of being permanently cured.
His application for admission to the
hospital at Warm Springs was granted
late yesterday afternoon, and Mac
Martin will once more take the cure
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'ut now the property of the board OF

but now the property of the board OF
agriculture and fisheries. Shortly
after the war broke out London pa
per published list Of horses owned
by Germans and Austrians and racing
under their colors on English tracks.
Acting on this hint and profiting by
an old act which allows private in
formers to claim a share OF the sale
proceeds, q number Of citizens brough
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insurance board. an official body, de-
clares that so per cent of fires can 10
prevented. This is the largest mass
of data ever collected on this subject.
OF dwelling house fires. the Texans
declared that S6.7 per cent were pre-
ventable. Eighteen per cent they found
were chargeable to defective flues, II
per cent to unsafe placing of stoves,
and per cent to sparks on roots.
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RACING STABLES
HELD CONTRABAND

Correspondence of Associated Press.)
London, Oct. 10.-Next to the Ger
man ships seized by the government
since the outbreak of the war proba bly,
the most valuable prizes of war are the
racing stables in England formerly
belonging to Germans and Austrians
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HAWLEY ENTERS PLEA
DENYING HIS GUILT

p. J. Hawley, charged with malicious
mischief for taking the Dugal Nc
Cormick machine from the garage to
conduct a joy-ride party, which rarity
came to grief when the car jumped
the Lolo grade and landed against a
telegraph pole at the bottom OF the
bank, pleaded not guilty to the charge
in Justice Phil Gagnon's court. He
was released upon furnishing bail
bond of 5000. The trial was set for
10 o'clock this morning.
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actions and horses valued at half a

actions and horses valued at half a
million dollars were seized.
Among the horses seized We're the
stable belonging to Baron Springer
and managed by the veteran trainer
Buffers at Newmarket. In this stable
are Adular and Aides. bred by the
Hungarian government stud and lent
to Baron Springer for racing purposes
only. Adular, valued at hundred
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thousand dollars, has n not yet been ad-
'vertised for sale, but Aides and Bo-
lond. another member Of the same
stable. will soon be sold at auction at
Newmarket.
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COUlu not SCdllu OH
my feet. My sister,
inlay wished me to
try Lydia E. Pink
hams We G e t a b | e
Compound and my
nerves became firm,
appetite good, step
elastic, and l los t
that weak, tired d
feeling. That was
six years ago and ]
have had three fine
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PREvENTAsLE FIRES.

/ Dallas. Tex. Oct. 23.-Trom figures
4'compiled carefully since 1910. covering
$1,000 fires Of all sorts. the Texas state
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WAS MISERABLE
COULDN'T STAND
Testifies She Was Restored
to Health by Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound.

Lackawanna, N. Y" After my first
child was born felt very miserable and
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These are genutneiy good
ones, made just as care
fully as q mans suit, and
these are splendid. for hard
wear. They have double
reinforced seams and are
big values at .... 1876
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New Shapes at $3.50

Look through this assortment
and you will find many that
please immensely. They arc
bright. new shapes with clever.
est trimmings, at .............&7.NO
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Good woolens in neat pat :
terms. They will outWear
any boys suits that you
have had. Regular sizes.
Smart Norfolk coat, knick-
bocker pants, special,
at ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $500
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Good Hats at $500

These are the mid-season hats;
some in fancy shapes and many
In the new black and white COM
binations. They are delightful
\ and real good values at. %. 90
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Some OF these have two
pairs of knlckerbocker
pants; made from strong
woolens and are thor
oughly good in every way.
They are wonderful val
ues at ............,......."$1.95
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BoY-C1ean cut ambitious; NOT over Is call
a:3O-IO an. Friday. i7aS G. NV
BOYS 400, over Is. Apply 3 pm. with 35c,
Only those meaning business need apply. Pierce
4 Harris, 1905 18th NV. 26s
BRAkEME.N fremen. all railroads: wages
500; experience unnecessary; send age. Rail-
way Association, Dept. 1IS. Brooklyn " Y
CLOTHES PREssER. Apply NJ. Scholer 1916
18th St NV
COAT MAKERS-Three frst-class: steady work
pays from $1,000 up for sack coats only first
class men wanted. Come at once 10 Phil. D.
Kohn, 1343 Main st, Columbia, s. c.
COILECTOR-Youpg man; opportunity 70
learn business; state reference and salary ex-
pecied. ADDRESS Box 81. star Office. 81
GOII.ECTORS-Wanted. two Al collectors for
me furniture business: state experience. Ad-
dress Box IL, Star office.
LITTER for popular merchant tailoring: must
have years of experience and be a sober and
Industrious man; high salary and steady posi-
l"a guaranteed Address Joseph K. Wetzel,
rs 9Th 81, Pittsburgh, Pa. 2I'
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Leave Your Little Wants
AT
The Star Branch.
One In Your Neighborhood.

NORTHWEST:
= ap cor X. !. ave-, Parkcr's Pharmacy.
S-d St. cor. Ind. ave. Butler & Field Pharmacy.
81 St. cor. 7. Criswcll's Pharmacy.
s,h St. cor Pa se~ KsnS lntSTns Bureau
sth st. s2s, Roland wallaces Newsstand,
s.h St. cor. T. McGuire's Pharmacy.
18th St. cor. U. Davis Pharmacy.
18th ST, cor. 7. Days Pharmacy.
18Th ST.. cor. Col road, Iien,er's Pharmacy,
list St. cor. G. ouisiey's Pharmacy.
.and St, cor. y. Nansemond Pharmacy-
18th st.. cor. Pa ave Iierhs Pharmacy.
Conn. ave-. cor. Fla. ave. Ridceway's Pharmacy
!;eorsIa ave. 1908. Csmphclls Pharmacy.
st 1857 e4acs Mo Se o psam s.%eaa
Va. ave, 17os. Holtzclaw's Newsstand.
NORTHEAST:
I. Cap. cor. = st. Richardson's Pharmacy.
y Cap. cor. ! st. Kensaley's Pharmacy.
9Th ST., cor. b. Yeatman's Pharmacy.
9TH St. cor. e. Cap, Lambs Pharmacy.
St. i.ss. r. \. Gcw william Pm PhaTmse s%'
SOUTHEAST.
9Th St, CIR. z Thompson Drug Co.
BIN st.. cor q, Roach Drug CO.
!its St. cor. p. ave., Fealy's Pharmacy
a4th ST.. cor. Pa. ave-. Bradleys Pharmacy.
SOUTHWEST:
eth st. cor. D, Sullivans Pharmacy.
GEORGETOWN:
Wis. ave., cor, NJ st. O'poppelIs pharmacv
csth St, cor. P. Prlde's Pharmacy.
ANACOsTIA:
ZOO Nichols ave-, Bury's Drug Store.
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OFFICES:
United States Capitol.
Interior Department
Union Station.
Bond Building W. B. and A. Rwy Office
1872 Connecticut avenue.
l249 Wisconsin avenue.
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BO1S-Any boy anxious to earn
money can secure a position
with me; good pay, easy hours =;
also prizes - everything from
tops to Shetland pony outfits.
The work is easy and need not
interfere with other duties. APP
ply to William Smith, 22I B st.
NV; Wrenn's Store. S2o7 NJ st.
NV; Hays Store, 10th and Z
SITS. NV: Wales Store. 3IIS
18th st. NV; Harry Bursley, s.
r st. ne; William Mushake's
store, 80 Nichols ave. Sc; J.
Mullverhill, University station,
Brookland.
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.|0NF CFNT 4 W0RD
FOR SALE

RATES-One cent . word . dnyt no ad. taken for less than 2Sc for first fnser-
 tien. Cash must accompany order.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY COM PANY WILL SPEND $500, 900 FOR IMPROVEMENTS NEAR NORTH HAVEN.
 Now is the time to secure a home In this growing section. We have the following houses for sale in North Haven with sanitary con nectiors, street Improvements all in and paid. We offer these on payments about like rent with a small cash payment down: $3S50-Small cash payment and $40 monthly. 9 rooms and bath. double floors. This is on a large corner. near car line.
 $3500-Small cash payment and S35 monthly, 6 rooms and bath. etc, double floors, beautiful shaded lot. near cars.
 $2350--Small cash payment and $25 monthly. 2 rooms and bath, on lot 50x160, near car line; house alone worth the price. $2350--Small cash payment and $25 monthly, rooms tvery large rooms). 2-story, on large lot, fronting east.
 We have also several vacant lots in this neighborhood on easy payment plan. Call at our office and Ter us tell you about them. 1NvES TMENTR R. E. co. OF ALA.
 HARRY LYON, Sales Agent
 l14-15-16 American Trust Bldg.
 Phone 764.
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FOR SALE-By owner, leaving state, one 6 and two Groom cottages, right on car line close to the big Catholic convent, West End. all modern homes and good 10 per cent rental income or more; never vacant; will meet invest ors views or make reasonable terms; have to sell and only your falt if you miss any or all of this. Phone 40 Main. J. G. Hancock 1921 1st ave.
 s-15-3t- su- we'd fri
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FOR SALE
 A Norwood bargain; new Groom, modern, furnace heated bunga- low, hardwood floors, tile bath, etc.; $500 cash. balance monthly. s BETHEA REAL ESTATE & INS. co. 2o27 3d Ave. Main 116
 AUTOMOBILES. Second hand Packards; will consider real estate notes on purchase price. SOUTHERN GARAGE,
 1AoQe Main E16. 1o2 Ave. ?.
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TRADES A sPECIALTY-Shouid you have a home or any kind of property you wish to dispose of and are willing to take values in other locations of same nature. the H. D. Williams Realty Co. through their Mir Chas. l. Smith, can no doubt handle any trade you wish to put through. Chas. l. Smith. with II. D. Williams Realty Co.,, 20 N. 2lst st.
 Main 2so. 2r15-3t-su-t -tu- thu
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INVESTMENT FARMS.

INVESTMENT FARMS. 10 acres or more. improved or unim. proved, within 25 miles of Birmingham, on one of the best main line railroads and new pike road: perfectly level or rolling as you desire; land better than most and good as the best; will grow fruits. oceans, garden and field crops An ideal offering on monthly payments to the man who wants or will some day want a close-in small farm or chicken ranch; 10 acres here is equally good for the tired" business man whose family would also appreciate his in- vestment in beautiful spot for 'country summer home" We are farming 10 acres and make 1t pay--so can you.
 Real Estate Department.
 AMERICAN FINANCE & BOND CO. 7th Floor Am Trust Bldg. Phone M. 4639
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 MOMENTS BARGAINS. lol7 North filth st.. rooms. sl350. sl2 N. 10th st., rooms. 2-story, s220O. S26 N. 4oth st.. 5 rooms and bath, Sll50. 6So4 lst ave-. Woodlawn, rooms and bath.
 So2oU.
 lS5 N. Edmonds st.. rooms and bath. S1750.
 2509 18th ave, north, cottage, s325o. 611 South 3oth st.. residence and store, S2z50.
 $500 Hillman ave. E. L.. modern. s25oo. S3l1 Walker ave, E. L., modern. S20Oo. 250S and 2507 3Sth ave, N, each 5000. 2525 37th ave, north, each, s2250 1850 Pike ave. Ensley. bargain. Very
 large house.
 2227 25th street, Ensley, cottage. 3421 18th ave. Norwood. Big bargain. 1925 and 1027 Crescent ave, near High land avenue. two beautiful homes at low
 prices.
 300 North Poplar street. 507 Princeton
 avenue and other places in West Eno'
 slo0 to $500 cash. balance like rent. 1219 3d ave, N, West End; 2-story, 2.oo.
 Phone Main 269. Office. 2026 lst Ave. 2-4-tf
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SOUTH HIGHLAND BARGAIN. Eight-room, modern home, hardwood floors, furnace heat. laundry in hase- ment; also servant room in basement; on a corner lot facing east; street paved; one block of car line; the best car service in the city.
 LONERGAN & KENDRICK
 REALTY CO,
 405-6 Jefferson County Bank
 Phone 753S.
 SOUTH HIGHLAND BARGAIN. Groom furnace heat. hardwood floors on 2 beautiful, elevated lot, frontine east. This bungalow must be sold for cash; $1200 will handle it. Only % block of car line; best car service Tn the city.
 LONERGAN & KENDRICK
 REALTY co. Main 753S. 405-6 Jefferson Co Bank
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ONE CENT A WORD
tUh oALE

HATES-Onc cent . word a days no ad.
 taken for less than 25c for first inser- ton. Ca.h nrn.t acconpany order.
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WE OFFER \ 7-room, new and modern home on 50- foot lot; beautifully finished and pa pered; located at 14th ave. and 18th st, S., within few blocks Five Points and in lovely neighborhood. Also many other places just as good. If you want to buy a home. let us help you make q good buy. See l.. E. FORD
 FORD 1NS. & REALTY CO,
 Phone CHA 3l6 N. Fist St.
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ON account of sickness partner wanted to take half interest in the only sausage and pork market in Ensley; cash trade, well established. A high grade Ham, burger steak will be ii. demand during the summer next season, for sausage will be a big money maker. Snap if taken at once. Address K, 1713 Ave. D. Ensley. Phone Ensley 970.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE
 For Sale-$3150, rooms and re- ception hall and bath, etc, on pretty lot on 11th ave, N. This is bargain in close in home. $1050--s50 cash $15 monthly, new Broom bungalow, near car line. East Woodlawn. Why pay rent when you can own your home on such easy payments? s2250-$250 cash and $20 monthly, new 5room bungalow in Wood lawn. SH $11, 11,000-Buslness lots 92x10O near 2d ave. and 24th st. This is a bargain. You can't buy any thing in same block for S20O per front foot.
 INVESTMENT R. E. co. OF ALA. HARRY LYON, Sales Agent
 H4-15-16 American Trust Bldg.
 Phone 764.
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FOR SALE-New, Groom cottage, facing east on 30th st., Norwood. For sale at s625O: $500 cash payment, S45 per month; new; modern. w. c. Tyler 6 Co.,. 21O7 sd Ave
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-03-15

YOU can purchase monuments of any
 style direct from our works for about one-half the price asked by Birming-
 ham dealers. We have the largest and best equipped monument works in the state. Tuscaloosa Marble Works, Tus- caloosa, Ala. u-21-su-tf
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FOR SALE-5 rooms, plumbing complete, street improvements paid best part of North Birmingham; $10O down, balance S2o month; $500. John A. Watford Phone 7217 Main.
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AUTOS OR REAL ESTATE. I will exchange good auto truck for lots or small rental property; also 1913 5- passenger Studebaker for lots or a good Ford.
 MIG LIN J. CARTER
 PA First Natl. Main 6126. FOR SALE-1106 Ave D, 25xi00. Broom cottage, $1250. $l0 per month for 125 months. L. G. Pettyjohn, 47O2 9th ave. FOR SALE-Nice, elevated lot. e0x1so, on 32d st, Norwood. Pi1ce only $25OO; be- tween 12th and 18th lave. N. w. G. gyler & Co.,. 2lN ad Ave.
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WEST END PLACE, an ideal home col- ony for nice people; all Improvements made; gas, telephones and electricity; big lots, only $6O0, on terms. Call of- flee 1110 Am. Trust Bldg. Phone 4773
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FOR SALE-One gas stove, 4-burner with oven and broiler; 1 coil hot wa ter heater; ice box; coal shovel. 24 feet of water hose and fittings
 almost new, used only months. Phone Main 2281 or address 216 Sarah ave.
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BUNGALOW BARGAINS.
 5-room bungalow, modern, only s25oo. Groom, 1st ave, $3750. IS room, 3d ave, $500. 0-room, 4th ave, $10O. 6-room, Cotton ave, $375O 1 The above bungalows are bargains; all have full size lots and can be had on the easy payment plan. Ring us at once and let us show you. They are going. S. l.. GUICE, With Hines & Johnston, 535-6-7 Brown Marx. Main 8740. SALE OR EXCHANGE.
 $25 per acre-S0-acre farm, 160-acre farm, 120-acre farm. These lands will grow bale cotton per acre. 50 bushels corn per acre and will grow fine alfalfa; 1k miles from town and 20 miles Selma, Ala. J. l.. KELLEY, 2026 Sd Ave. Main S35.
 FOR SALE--Three special bargains, 6, and Broom houses: $2350, $3500 and $3S5O, on terms to suit you. These are we'll built houses, on beautiful lots in a very fine neighborhood, near ca' The, North Haven INVESTMENT R. D. co. OF ALA HARRY LYON, Sales Agent
 fl 4-l0-l6 Amer. Trust Bldg. Phone 764. FOR SALE 5-room bungalow at Boyles, $23 cash and $2S monthly A bargain See us. ALBRIGHT & WALKER Phone 2334. S3s First Nat Bank Bldg FOR SALE One 5-room cottage. on car line, s1750.
 One elegant 9-room residence, fur nace. oak floors, sun porch, sleeping porch, servants house, $5O0O
 Ono 5-room cottage. s225O.
 One Groom bungalow. furnace, oak
 floors, elevated lot $325o.
 Get lot on Woodlawn Highlands with all street improvements paid for. $7o0: terms. WOODLAWN REALTY & DEVELOP NEWT COMPANY. J. B. GIBSON, President. SIS Empire Bldg. Main 465.
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FOR SALE--A small, well established new and second hand furniture store in good locality; this is rare chance for someone with small capital; must sell on account of sickness. Call or white H. H. Miller Ave. and 18th st. FOR SALE-9-room, modern home on 31st st., Norwood; lot 60x190; a real bargain $S500. Let me show you this. E. E. Dean, S20 First National Bank. Phone 1753.
 FOR SALE-Good colored restaurant do- ing fine business. See MT. Fuller at Full Ter House, PA N. 21st st. FOR SALE-Few sittings of Toulouse geese eggs; also some Cape Jasse- mine bushes. Vincent Poultry Farm, Box 24, Vincent, Ala.
 FOR SAI.E-Modern Broom bungalow. furnace heated; hardwood floors, beam ceiling; on elevated lot in best part of North Highlands. neai Norwood. Cheap
 if taken at once. P. o. Box 846. 3-15-3t FOR SALE-Contents of 14-room house for sale cheap. Apply 72O 21st st.. N. Phone Main 7333-J.
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NORWOOD BARGAIN. s4400 buys this modern, Groom bungalow, one block from Norwood car line. on the north side of 12th ave-; this is pickup. so see me if you want a bargain. JAMES A. WOOD,
 With
 'The Live Wire" HAGGARD REALTY CO, sOl American Trust Bldg.
 Main TEA.
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FOR SALE-64 acres near American Pipe Works; will make S20 lots 5Ox14O each; is in city of Birmingham; lots ought to retail for s40o each $12s,0O0 for whole tract: only $500 per acre. A chance of lifetime. H. D. Smith, 2oe Hood Bldg
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MODERN, up-to-date, paying soda foun- tain and confectionery, on busiest cor ner of city of 5000; store newly re- modelled for this business; has tile floor, plate glass front; fixtures all new, of latest design; show cases all marble base and counter marble from floor up; room to add manufacture of candies, etc. Lease runs seven years at present price; is doing an excellent bus mess; sales $17,00O last year. Owner has made enough out of this business in the past few years to buy a delta plan- tation, and is selling the store to take charge of the plantation To reliable party will take half cash, balance $50 per month Address Wright & Avery, Greenwood, Miss.
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FOR SALE-Coal range, gas range and water heater; used eight months; also refrigerator parlor and bedroom suite. Call main 7O34. 3-15-2t-su ONE 1913 Overland roadster. electric lights and self starter, for sale cheap for cash or will trade for first mort- gage real estate notes; time on notes no object If good. Drennea Motor Car Co. Ave. c and 2Oth st.
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NEW SOUTH HIGHLAND

SOUTH HIGHLAND
 HOME.
 $650 CASH--BAI4ANCE $650 A YEAR. This is a new, 2-story house on an ele- vated corner lot, fronts east and in 8 lovely neighborhood; one block from car. Has g rooms. including enclosed sleeping porch. There Is no prettier fin- ished house on the Highlands than this. Has oak floors. beanied ceilings. beau tiful panel work and birch doors: tile bathroom, furnace heat In fact. the most desirable home for sale on the Highlands for less than s9500. can make the price so low you can't help buying 1t. Call and let's go see it.
 GEO. O. MARRY,
 REAL ESTATE AND MORTGAGES. 3O2-s JEFFERSON COUNTY BK. BLDG.
 PHONE MAIN 2572 OWNER has 1900 acres uncleared land near Coosa river, in Cherokee county; fine farming land if cleared, which will trade for home in. Birmingham; price, $12.5O per acre. subject to $S000 mortgage, per cent. Address 2O16 Avenub B. t465O-Six-room all modern bungalow, best part Norwood easy terms can be made F. J. Bender Realty Co.,, Com- merce Bldg. Phone 4665.
 FOR SALE--6-room cottage, corner lot, Hyde Park. on car line. $1600; easy terms l.. G. Petty1ohn, 17O2 9th ave.