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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-11
JUAREZ RACING RESULTS

sh riaci H iis ,cSttcn' 'n ,a
Nip. los ,Mott 4 to l. second. Ar. H.
los tBentonl, even, third TIM. J
Nolan. Superiority, Largo. Wool. r,r.. Do
General Warren, cash Girl Stpi" II,.. .. ...
Bailey Kick and Austri also raI.
SeCond Rtc'--Onr mile. sIilrg 60
lo5 ,MulcsworthI, To :. won; '.... =
los 90 Rrrul, . to /. s,cuud. ,i.n..
lAiotu. : TO Ia, third Time $50 S
Dust Str John, GriGGly Bear, BtI,.n .....
Mott Gclico, Mawr Lad md Niup 81 =
also ran
Third Racr--SiS furlougs sru'rr
con II. ~ ,Mentryp, To- .. vg..
frar los tTruNlttl, 3 to .. s,.r....
File, lu7 tO'DrieuI, even. tE'.f
IL. "-5 charles GuetG Jessie -..f.
Colinet, Cordpya, Ethel Hick- I'n .
canapa, High Range ard MAlel:r,
ran.
Fourth Racc--San Felipe HunIlcar -.
turlonss-- Dorothy Dean. 10 iTHN'p..
3. won, New Maven, lUi ,CHrtclr. , ..
second. bob hcuslcy, 90 Cord. ng..
Time. l:.S -. Just Red Cor .un ..
ana Sir Fretful also ran
Fifth kRCe-SiN furlouEs. --.....
Finn, 40 tGrossl, to :. won, T.-.
lu' tFcen"Nl, In !, SEE ut. * .rl d..
lag 90 Brienl, | to I. thirl TIM"
littl" Birdie, Lone star Top-u..
Jimmie and Visible also ran
SiNth Race---one mile; Sciiur. f.. =
Conrad, 10 tGrossl. 10 l. won. Ca.,t.
ian. loo tMarCcl 10 ., srupnd E...
10 tTruNrr, ! 10 .. third T.u.
Hyki, Monmouth, Hauuis, rrrf....
Dave Montgomery also ran
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-11
WHITNEY AND STILLMAN
ARE SQUASH FINALISTS
Former Beats Whitman: Latter
Makes Away With Bull
and Irving.

History has repeated itself IN the
squash tennis tournament for the cham
pionship OF the United States, for as u
result Of yesterdays matches on the
courts of the Heights Casino In Brooklyn
George Whitney OF the Harvard club and
DR. Alfred St.llman 2d of the same or
ganiatt!on reached the final round. Last
year these same two players were pitted
against on" dnothr" in the titular round
and Stillman was forced TO content him
self with being runner up. He already
has two legs ON the cup and will become
the owner of the trophy II he wins to-
morrow
Whitncy advanced at the expense Of
Malcolm II. Whitman. also Harvard
Club man and former national champion
AZ lawn tennis. The champion gained
his victory quite easily in straigh; games
at l7-lj, l5-3.
S,!llman had to play two matches to
gain his bracket. In the frst he met
Louis du Pont Irving of the Harvard
Club In the third round and won without
trying very hard AT lbs. i5-ll. In
the scmi-nnal Stilman was opposed 10
Charles VI Bull, Jr., Of the Crescent A. G
and had to work hard for victory in
straight games ut l5-6. LIE
The summaries:
=, Third Third kound--DT Alfred stnlman I'd,
ir SrIHF uaryara G Gr,ra'f9 louis pu Font
Seihi,hnM Round George whitney. Har.
ward club, defeated Malcolm u. Whitman
Harvard club LII. l5--2.. Point score by
n Snds:
FIRST GAME.
whitney. . o o q 1 c-l-
Whitman. ! l / SIS o o o ! X-it
SECOND GAME.
whitney ..t.... o u 0 o Ella
Whitman. ... o o 0 y
br. Alfred Stillman "a. Harvard club de-
lis l5--l.. " -
Point score by hands.
FIRST GAME.
Sti!lman......... . % 4-lE
Bui!..,.,,....... o . ! 2 Cd
SECOND GAME.
Siii!man. 0 - / II o Sid
Bull. l 0 . 10
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SEASONS BEST GAMES LIKELY.
New York A. &. PrOx ra mmr RristIes
with Features Tonight.

Unless predictions 60 astray. the best
indoor games OF the winter will be held in
Madlsoh square Garden tonight under
the auspices Of the New York a G. At
the last minute several changes have b, en-
made IN the arrangement of the pro-
gramme and this will bring the interna.
tional relay race between the United
states ana Canada at 40 o'clock. fifteen
minutes earlier than at irst intended in
order that Uncle Sans team may Ice
Identified tho runners viii wear blue shirts
with the Stars ana stripes on the chest
me SPIT, relay between the Knights OF
-. Antony ana the Navier \. A. will b.
The FIRST relay staged The Knights have
purchased section Of seats on one side
or tn Garden and the Navicrs have
secured section ON the opposit"
side. Thcr. will toe four events between
the international relay and the mile walk.
which Will he put on about . so o'clock
George GouldinI, the Olympic champion.
who will be the scratch man in the walk.
sent word TO Capt. Pilgrim mat he would
travel from Canada with the relay team
and would arrive In the city this morn
ing
Another important event the Baxter
mile. Is the sixteenth number on the pro-
gramme This will be- followed by the
Boston \. Anew York A. G. relay. Vic
tory in this event is conceded by the ex-
perts to the Boston team.
Abel kiv'at hustled around town yester-
day with the idea OF becoming a com
petitor In the special two mile race which
was announced in the morning papers as
an extra feature for the Irish American
games or SATURDAY. The original entries
were Kramer. kolehmainen and Leslie.
In spit" OF the poor form he showed nj
the Thirteenth Regiment recently Kiviat
IL confident that he can beat all these
cracks al two miles. He had engaged to
run In the 1000 yard race FOR the Nc.
Ait'han trophy. but Sheppard agreed to
take MS place in that event so as To give
kiviat u chance ~ his long distance
rivals. Matters were arranged late in the
afternoon so that Kiviat will be q starter,
and there was u general disposition yes
terday 10 bet on him to win
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POLO DATES ARE ALLOTTED.
{ I'M mpionship Meeting Goes Into
TIA nds Of Executive Committee.

Matters Of national and International
Importance were discussed at the annual
meeting of the Polo Association held In
the Racquet aud Tennis club last night.
but though the tournament fixtures FOR
the season were allotted the meeting adj
journcd without deciding which club
should have the distinction of holding the
championship meeting.
From the list Of dates approved 1t is
evident that the national title events will
be held from July 20 to August 20. II also
appears that the contending clubs for this
impOrtiHt tournament are the Westminster
Pol" Club Of Newport and the Point Ju-
dth Polo Club Of Narragansett. where the
meet was held last year. Both clubs have
received these dates and the question of
which organization will get the plum will
he decided 10y the executive committee.
The dates allotted are:
February II to 24--Pasadena Polo Club.
March 90 2O-Coronado Polo Club
March to ii-Aiken Polo club.
March - to 9sn,camdcn Polo club.
April 20 70 3o-Devon Polo club.
May II to sO--Piping Rock club
June to ia-tirest Neck Polo club
June II to 2O-knnsas city Country Club.
June 10 to 27-Meadow Brook club.
June Is TO 2o--Rockawsy Country club
june 90 to -Smithtown Polo club.
June 20 to July il-Rockaway Country
June 20 to July .4-I.ip Polo Club.
July TO July il--Midwick Country club.
Club.
July 20 to August ss--westchester Polo
Club.
August 20 to 29--Rumson Country Club
August 90 20 September 3-Denver Country
August % to September Thousand Isl-
and- Polo club.
September II to tg---Spokan. Polo Club.
September - 20 ig-Whippany River Polo
CLUB.
September Il TO 26-Essex County Country
club.
4 report was prevalent while the dele
gates We're in session that there was Il
hitch over the dates for the International
matches and that the Englishmen were
holding out for June and for the first
two matches instead OF June 9 and IL.
III. l.. Herbert, chairman OF the associa-
ton admitted that the visitors would
have liked earlier dates. but that no change
would be made and that he had every
reason to believe that they would be con-
tent To- start the series on June ..
The appointment OF a manager for
polo on Long Island was confirmed. and
II turns out that the new man is George
Miller. brother of Capt. +. u. Miller.
who was in charge OF the last British
team. As a representative Of the Meadow
Brook CLUB he will take in hand all the
polo on the island. and later will go to
Narragansctt to- manage the tournaments
there. The following tentative schedule
WAS submitted:
May IL to is-Meadow Brook Club. handi-
cap.
May Is to 22--Great Neck Polo Club,
handicap.
MAY IS 20 3o-Plplng Rock Club. West.
minister challenge cup.
June to l3-Grest Neck Polo Club
handicap.
June / TO Piping Rock Club. visitors
cup.
June IL to 2o-Meadow Brook club. handi-
cap.
June 20 to 27-Mredow Brook Club high
or Hat event.
June - 20 SS-Ruciaway Hunting Club
low handicap.
June ~ 10 July 4-Rockaway Hunting
Club. high handicap.
July 10 ll--I.ockaway. II desired
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Tony Ross. the Newcastle puurr.rc .t.
Who rapidly j. becoming tho h.4v,W....
Joe Grim, took his customary bea'i'. t.,a,
Jim SdNasc ~ Browns \. \. las. ..a..
II seemed Is though Ross ca.,. .-
weather the ten rounds. bur t. Ill
barely.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-11

Jack Britton outpointed Johnny Dohan
IN one ten rounder at the Irving A. &.
last night, 4 couple OF rounds were
fairly even and Britton had the balance
Ray Campbell substituted for Sanper
ONcil against Phil Bloom and lost a
speedy. exciting encounter on points,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-11
HOCKEY CLUB UNABlR
TO HOLD ADVANTAGE
Three Times i'm Lead and riv.
Times Tied. Yet Irish
Gain Verdict.
McGRATH BUSY SCORED
Nets Four Goals, Dcstro,in,
All Chance Of IIocke, ,Ina
for Pennant.

me Hockey club team. chaup..n. d.
iast season. met defeat at To- OBJ ,.,
night at the hands of the Irish A.o-i.,,
team In the ST. Nicholas RINK Tg.,
defeat practically puts the no,i,., rb,A
out of the championship running Il w..
rafting good game. Five time. Obj.
score was tie and three time. iJ-i.,
the contest the Hockey club had q. .,.,
Of one goal. McGrath was ti,e star ~,
the Irish team. lie scored four Out O,
the six goals made by his team. TIL.
final score was to In favor Of ,r.
Irish. The lineup:
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DriscolI Finds Another Conaueror.

Bob Moha gave Jack Driscol a hard
ten round lacuE last night at the Broad
way sporting club. Driscoll lasted the
limit but was rocking like "A foundcred
ship In the final round
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-11

Scofe-Irish Anerlcnn A. Q g. III-I,
Club D.. Goals--By McGrath 4 Br5V.u tta.
mon. Mackenzie :. Young Rerry H-i,'',
suhstitutes-Garon FOR Rogers Brown ~.
Garon, u Howard, Jr, for Berry E.fer4A--
q. w. Clany. WANDERERS II G. A ..-,.r-
referee. Is. Almond. Nand"rsfs 81 CO.
Goal umDires-J. =. . Rourka Crosse. --,
II. Smart, Cresc.nt a g. Timors--W r,tt'
Crescent n. G.. Il. l.. Won B.rrutE :,
Nicholas. Time OF halves-20 minutes Co.,.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-07-26
WE OF FER

WE OFFER s5750-7-room residence. Norwood. fronts east on paved street and car line: modern conveniences; easy terms. s65o0-Business lot. 25x140, ed ave. near 25th st. S9500-E1legant South Highlands home. about 15s blocks south of Highland ave. Price cut 5000 to insure quick sale owner leaving city. Si1, ,oo0-New Bush street corner residence, brick, faces east: owner extreme ly anxious to sell s15. 5.o00-Two-story home on extra large lot with double front, Fist st. neai Ith ave. I7,500-Iot 50x140. 4th ave. near 22d st This lot is close to big improve ments and sure to enhance rapidly SlS.000-Close-in Northside corner. white tenants; rental sl62o. S2e, ,ooo-Two 2d ave. stores; lot 50xi40;. S150 o00-Very desirable North 20th st. prop erty; have offer of sao0 per month from splendid tenant for 10-year lease.
 MALONE-M MCCONNELL CO.
 2024 Sd Ave.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-07-26

INVESTMENT PROPERTY ALL or WHICH WE CONSIDER GOOD $10. .500=Fifth avenue, West. 50x190, ant
 close to best business property less than 21a blocks of new postoffice site; 1 E blocks of Roden hotel prop erty. Think of the price, $210 tho
 front foot.
 s525o-Alley corner. 21st st, 4ox15o within two blocks of the Ridgels apartments; excellent site for store Paying about per cent with pres ent improvements.
 $S5e0-Eighth avenue, corner, 100S100
 vacant; enhancement seems certain. $30G0=Seventh avenue; close in, 25x190
 improved; rental $22.50. Good SEQ 000-Fifth avenue, two blocks oi Tutwiler hotel, 50x140i comment un- necessary.
 S1 000-Lot fronting 75 feet on 21st st and extending through 15o feet to 2Gth st., east; only one block from the Ridgely s1o ,000-Southside corner. 100x140
 rather close in; now rented for SIS per month. JEMISON REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE co. 211 goth st, N. Phone 52S0 YOUR tHANCE To secure good broom cottage in tho best part of West End, near churcl and school. one block from cars, corner lot 50x190; this is bargain at s2750. and don't you forget il. HOMER F. BAIRD. WITH M'LIN J. CARTER, PA First National. Main 6126. BARGAINS; NOTHING BUT BAR GAINS.
 $4250-Elegant bungalow on Southside
 worth s5000 easily. S40o0-2-stoT-, 5-room house on Southside worth $5000 easily. $3500--6-roon bungalow, West End, of, fered at this price on account of fore closure. We have other bargains which 1t vii pay you to investigate and we will be glad to tell you about them. We look for bargains and give you the benefit of them. Let us show you See H. A. DOUGLASS. With JAMES B. DRAKE, 26 N. 18th St. Phone 2417. FOR SALE Have several small tracts joining the Bir- mingham Motor clubs property il Shades valley. V. B. cURRIE With GUS A. POPE. JR., 219 N. Fist St.
 FIELD PEAS
 We have few bags of choice field peas left. July is the best month for sow ing them.
 Write us for Ill seasona5le |. seeds. .GORMAN-GAMMILL SEED & DAIRY SUPPLY co. 232S-30 Second Ave. Phone Main S236. HOME SACRIFICED-Mod elegant y-room residence. South Highlands worth s7500, goes for S5S00 tomor- row (Monday); $500 cash, s2700 $ l years. balance. $200 year per cent
 62S Jefferson County Bank Bldg. SUBURBAN acreage bargain, 24 acres 1 fronting macadamzed road near Besse- | mer: acres cultivated, balance wood | land; beautiful property; only 5000. 62 l Jefferson County Bank bldg. WILL sell at a bargain or exchange for good farm, Broom house 1T
 first class condition. rents $25. |. G
 tettyjohn. 1702 5th ave.
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FOR SALE

kAThS--ORe cent word days aA
 taken for less than a5c for first inser- fian Ceeii must nr~omnnny order
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-07-26
LEGAL NOTICES Rcceiver's Sale of fr0perfy of New Ho~- tel MetrQnQlftan Camnanx

Sealed bids for property of New Hotel Metropolitan company will be received at the office of the refree. Edmund H. Dryer. room POS government building, Birmingham, Ala, up to the hour of 10 o'clock in the forenoon Tuesday, July 2s. 1914, where they will be opened for confirmation or rejection of the best bid. Order showing terms of sale is open for inspection at said office of the referee. Each bid must be accompanied by certified check payable to the order of the undersigned in the sum of 5000.
 W, P. MCROSSIN. Receiver.
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ONE CENT \ WORD
FOR SALE

..RATEs-0ne cent a word tinys nd. taken far Ie~s than 15c for first inser-
 fion. Cnsh must nrrompnry arder.
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Notice of Sale of Collateral


 The undersigned. American Trust and
 Savings bank, will on Friday. the 31st
 day of July. 1914, during the legal hours
 for sale. offer for sale at public out cry to the highest bidder for cash. be- fore the door of the courthouse in Birmingham, Alabama. the following
 personal property pledged to said bank
 as collateral security for the payment
 of debt which debt was unpaid upon
 maturity
 1. Note dated November 21, 1913. exe-
 cuted by Peter Wier. payable on De- cember 22, 1913, to the order of my self for the sum of 1875. indorsed. L. o. Wier and Peter Wier. upon which note there have been three payments of seB each.
 9 Twenty-Five shares of the capital stock of the Interstate Fire Insurance company represented by certificate of stock No. 1929 for that number of shares.
 AMERICAN TRUST & SAVINGS BANK.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-07-26

FOR SALE OR TRADE. 100-gallon gasoline oil tank and pump complete, practically new. l Steam yulcanizer. Gas range and other household goods. I 5-passenger Chalmage car in first class condition with new tires. 1 Diamond rings. We also carry full line of plumb ing goods and are able to meet prices in our line. j. N MARTIN & SONS. PLUMBERS.
 2309 2d ave. Phone 2o4S.
 7-1a-1 df
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-07-26

FOR SALE. WOODLAWN HIGHLANDS Four and Broom houses, the Nest values in the Birmingham district for the money. Basement walls built of brown stone; basement floors of concrete; fur mace heated. oak floors. tiled baths, beamed ceilings. Four modern bungalows with the same character of finish as the 2-story houses. above mentioned; can be bought like paying rent
 Why not live in your own house where everything can be made homelike and comfortable?
 Fifty lots ranging in prices from 70 to $500; terms to suit purchaser. | one of these lots now and prepare th way for building your own home. Many are now living in their own homes r. who started by buying lots from this company some years ago on the monthly payment plan.
 WOODLAWN REALTY & DEVELOP
 MENT COMPANY.
 J. B. GIBSON
 PRESIDENT.
 61S Empire Bldg. Main 465.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-07-26
TALKING MACHINES.

TALKING MACHINES. The newest models. hinged covers
 cabinet hornless machines. Thousands of records to select from s2.50 to $7.5O per month. Every ma- chine fully guaranteed; all the mu- sic of all the world at your com mand; music for the home, the church, the school the club, dance or lodge; machines for the laborer, the clerk, the manager, salesman. mer- chant, farmer or millionaire. Free trial, no red tape. We undoubtedly carry the most complete record stock in this territory. It is a pleasure to select records in our store: try It. Special attention given to mail or ders for records. Our 1914 record business has increased 100 per cent There's a reason.
 CLARK X JONES.
 1914 Sd Ave.
 FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE. Fifteen acres; lays beautifully; joins new Southern shops in North Bir- mingham; will sell cheap or exchange for Birmingham property. We also have other close-in acreage for ex- change.
 We also have some real bargains In homes, in all parts of the city. So if you want a bargain we have 1t. If you have bargain for sale We want 1t.
 See
 "The Live Wire"
 HAGGARD REALTY CO
 Phone 7794. 801-2 A. T. Bldg. FOR SALE OR ExCHANGE-Edge mont cemetery, located in northeast . ern portion of city; this property consists of 40 acres, and has been subdivided into single burial lots and lots 10 by 20 and 20 by 20 feet; is used as eolored burial ground. and is without doubt the best located and most salable property of this kind in the entire district Present owner does not want to develop the prop erty and we are in position to offer an interested party proposition that will astound you as to the possibili- ti's Better see us. 1T. D, Williams Realty Co, 1203-4 Jefferson Co. Blk. Bldg. Main 285. -26-St-su-tu-th tn
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-07-26
ONE cFNI l W0RD
tOk SALE

NA1Es--Onr cent word day; no ad. iai<eh Tor less than 25c for first fnser- -l--r l -fs h s-eFssf HPpsstffpnssy prsfer.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-07-26
ONE GENI 1 WORD
FOR SALE

HATES-One cent a word a dnyt nd-
 inken for Iess thnn 2Sc for firsf fuser-
 tnn Cash mu<f neroHpany order.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-07-26
ONE CENT 4 WORD'ONE CENT 4 WORD
FOR SAI.E,

RATEs-one cent word dsyt nd. taken Tor less fhnn 2hc for first fnrer-
 sAHn f7=s
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-07-26

LIZ ETIME scholarship in leading Bir- mlngham business college for sale at sacrifice. Address E-46, care Age Herald
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-07-26

FOR SALE.
 A prosperous grocery and meat business in the center of the retail grocery dis trict of Birmingham; low rent and long lease; the business is growing rapidly if you are interested you cannot afford not to investigate this proposition. Ad- dress H-4s, care Age-Herald. 7-26-2t FOR SALE--Two lots in Powderly, cor ner. on car line; terms. l.. G. Petty john. 1702 5th ave.
 FOR SALE-Small stock groceries, fix lures and horse and buggy. Phone 392 Main. 7-26-3t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-07-26

FOR SALE fSH ST1,f ,fs>Sfs oY I1 se.. la. ID. la. range 1 west. 7e acres. s1o0o, easy terms; swap for negro Iloases and lot in city. |. G. Petty john. TOP 5th ave.
 FOR sAT.E-Baby Bun orpington chicks. L. G. PettyIohn. f702 5th ave. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-ITp-t date. first class Sn-acre, rich. level. well inn proved farm paying handsomely: 3 miles of cullman depot; $sOo0 cash or property; S3o00 long time. BPS Jefferson County Bank bldg
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-07-26

FOR SALE. Several small tracts on the pike one mile above Roebuck or in the town of Huff man. Ala.
 V. B. CuRRIE
 With
 GUS A. POPE, JR.,
 2ls N. Fist St.
 REAL ESTATE
 FOR SALE BY
 GEO. O. MABRY.
 
 SOUTH HIGHLANDS PRICE $5000-TEIsAS $500 CASH. NEW TWO-STORY HOUSE. Located on nice little lot. east of goth street, has dining room, living room, kitchen, three bedrooms and tile bath, oak floors, beautiful woodwork, large cement basement and furnace heat Just the best snap in the city. Terms real easy
 NORWOOD.
 $5500-EASY PAYMENTS. This is the best value in Norwood. It is new two-story, modern house on a corner lot. Fronts east in the heart Norwood. Has seven large rooms bath and sleeping porch. Oak floors throughout, tile bath, and furnace heat. In fact this should bring $6750 Look at this you will say 1t is bar gain.
 
 S12.500 HOME
 FOR $9500 The owner has cut s3000 off the price of this place just to make an immediate sale. Were this my property I would not sell it for $12,500, for I know l would get more later. The house Is modern, all downstairs woodwork is oak; has two tile bathrooms, modern heating and plumbing; was built about four years ago at a cost of al least s7500 and the lot alone is cheap at 5000, it is 50x205 feet, and fronts on two streets. No trade, but will make real easy payments. ............ ............
 WANTED. REAL ESTATE. A business or semi business lot, or a flat worth $15,000 to $20,000. Will pay 5000 cash. put in 5000 In unincum- bered real estate and assume small mortgage. A good two-story, modern house. west of goth st., worth from $5000 to s6500. Will trade in seven negro houses rented at s35 month as cash payment.
  WANTED--Rental property In ex- change for 10 acres on the pike. E mile from Powderly.
 
 l CAN TRADE YOUR PROPERTY.
 
 GEO. o. MARRY,
 302-3 Jefferson Co., Blk Bldg
 Phone Main a572. FARM BARGATN-40 acres between Iron dale and Alton; good red land, Fronts road; four dwellings, barn, fruit spring. snap. Immediate sale only $1500. CPS Jefferson County Bank bldg. EIGHT ROOM, modern home, two blocks from Five Points; faces east; rents for s4b per month. Now, listen, price only $4400, and we can arrange terms to suit, This piece of property paying 10 per cent gross on $5200. Owner has left town and this must be sold this week. II. D. Williams Realty Co.,, 1203-4 Jefferson Co Blk. Bldg. Main 2S5. 7-26-3 su- tu- tn
 FOR SALE. An attractive bungalow on Shades Mountain; a beautiful lot and mag nificent view.
 FOWLKES BROS. x CO, 222 BROWN-MARX BLDG.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-07-26
SPECIAL BARGAIN NORWOOD PROPERTY.

SPECIAL BARGAIN
 NORWOOD PROPERTY. Comfortable Groom cottage, with mod ern conveniences: lot 60xf00. right in the heart of Norwood, fronting south on car line; owner leaving city and will take s3650 if you will assume street improve ment charges and close trade Monday, Tuesday or Wednesday.
 Call me over Main 3476 residence or Main 123S office.
 ]. W. FAN
 WITH
 MALoNE-McCONNEL CO,
 2024 THIRD AVE. FOR SALE CHEAP-Five acres well improved land. including one large two-story barn, one sanitary COW barn with 62 stalls, and good Groom house: beautiful place to live, 3A miles of courthouse of Jefferson county; Northside. just outside of city limist of North Birmingham: also one modern broom house with long hall and bath in North Birmingham, No 2413 Thirty-third ave. Reasons for selling, owner leaving the state. J J. Kimbrough, 10th st. and goth ave, North Birmingham, Ala.