The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-03-05
BOYS AND GIRLS CAN MAKE GOOD MONEY
 SENDING ADS TO SWAPPERS' COLUMN

The Age-Herald has decided to en- list the efforts of the boys and girls of Birmingham in the new "swappers column" and will pay them real cash for turning in advertisements for this column. Any boy or girl who wants to register his or her name with the swappers' column editor as an .igent for this column can make 10 cents on every 25-cent advertisement they turn in before noon each day. Two inser- tions at % cents each gets you 20 cents, three insertions at 25 cents gets you 30 cents and so on.
 Boys and girls, here is your chance Everybody wants to swap some thing and everybody is willing to pay 25 cents for an advertisement in the swappers' column. All you have to do is to ask your friends for such adver
 tisements. The Age-Herald will give you 10 cents of every 20 cents you turn in before noon each day. This does not apply to real estate advertisements.
 The swappers' column grows in in- terest every day. Yesterday the list of responses to MT. Needitnows needs was greater than ever and some moro of the replies are given today to show the wide extent to which the column Is read.
 The answer yesterday was a hard one and the first correct reply came from L. R. Hart, 4S0 South Twelfth street His answer was "Coney Island wiener sandwich" He accordingly gets the dollar.
 Perhaps you will win today tor MI Needitnow is never satisfied. What does he want this time? The first correct answer reaching the swap editor gets the dollar today.
 Here are some of the suggestions received yesterday:
 Master Carlisle Schoettion. 1894 Pear son. West End, fork; Master Doyle Hilliard, S308 Underwood avenue, East Lake, paper; MT. B. II. Smith, fork Miss Merrie Ruhile, Gilmore avenue, ker, 120 Sampson street. coat; Rubie Grant, w. U. highball Mrs. M. Vaughan, 715 South Twenty eighth street, coat; J. T. Parker. 12O Thomp- son street, tie; Mrs N. D. Day, 2423 Avenue E. Ensley, fork; J. R. Young. l Fairview street, fork; Miss Mario Bell Cooley toothpicl1; Hemer Stollenwerclk, | 1231 North Twenty-nfth street. fork l B. A. Cooper, 1900 Twelfth avenue. fork Louis Porter, 1051 Twelfth avenue, | north, tie; Griffith Irwin, 1907 Eleventh l avenue, south, tie; C. L. Stapleton, | toothpicl< Millie Blackburn, 2122 Ave 1 nue l, Ensley, fork; M. D. Danley, 2122 | Avenue I, Ensley, tie; J. B. Steger. 2122 ! Avenue I, car fare Ensley; Mrs. R. w. | Collins, 713 North Nineteenth street. | tia. INtls Owenton, fork; Mary Snider, 1215 South l Twelfth street, tie: Caheen Stollen- | werck, 320 South street, cup of. water; | Lollie Basley, 4S24 Bay street, Besse- mer, tie; N. D. Gay, 2453 Avenue E, | EnsIey, fork; lMerston Cooper, 1920 | Twelfth avenue, North, coat; Jack Las ter, .i23U Tlirty-second street, fork: Mrs i Ollie Peacock. 1209 North Nineteenth l street, tie; E. L. Towles, 52O4 Fifth ave nue, fork; Mrs. T. c. Kidd. 1209 North | Twenty-fifth street. fork; Stanley Sterley, | Ills Sixteenth street, south, tie; Kath- | crime Murphree, 4O23 Avenue F. Avon- | dale, fork; J. A. Parson, 1209 North Twen- | ty-ffth street, tie; Julia Sargent, 412l | South avenue. coat; Mena Harris, 1923 South Eighteenth street, coat; Mrs. J. T. | Carpenter. 47W Eighth avenue, Wood l lawn, fork; Bessie Sargent, 4500 Fifth avenue, Wylam, tie; H. r. Robertson, l 626 Nineteenth street, fork; A. G. Dona- hoo, l2o3 1Wenty-hfth street. coat; Marlinl l Harris, 1923 South Eighteenth street, 1 shoes; J. NJ. Holt, 2426 Browns avenue, l fork; C. F. McCool, 4237 Avenue E, Avon- dale fork; Mrs. l.. Crump. 1134 North 1 Twelfth avenue, tie; Wendalyn Kerch, 11lO Forty-fifth street. fork; Florence Klyce | 1114 Twenty eighth street. tie; J. P. LEy, SS24 Underwood avenue, tie; M. P. Klyce, | 1114 North Twenty eighth street. fork: T. l J. Scott, 343l High avenue, tie; Alvan Scott I por sons, 270S Thirty-fourth street, north, nap kin; Mrs. NJ. Allen, 31O6 North Thirteenth avenue, tie; Dorton Hale, 1906 Twelfth avenue, tie: Glads Bargentraing, 2S16'