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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-02-22
N1OMen tsss.sl sss slnreReS S
What Wrong With Women?

who can afford what her station does
not Justify; she exhibits II in not ac-
cepting the give and take of life FAIR
ly. but in expecting her sex TO save
her some OF the obligations she ought
to meet as a mere human being,
She manifests her untruthtulness
on occasions so numerous that she
must blush to have them suggested
Look yourself squarely in the race:
Don't YOU fib out of difficulties ana
into popularity? Don't you exagger-
ate in order to emphasize your own
charm and Importance? Don't you lie
to avoid unpleasant obligations! Are
there not myriad ways in which you
depart somewhat from tn" truth?
AS to Hypocrisy, most of us are
too hyprocritical to acknowl,'ge the
charge But the fact remains that
many of us pose as other than we are
and play to the gallery of our own
self-esteem or OF what we tnihk
others expect of us. The girl who
practically invites kiss and then is
duty indignant at the liberty is fair
type of our crowning Hypocrisy; wo-
men as a sex lie to themselves ABOUT
their own emotional natures. And
hypocrisy that coquettishly invites
and then coyly rejects - in other
words coquetry-is practicularly oo-
jectionable to men of character.
Out of womens untruthfulness and
hypocrisy grows unrealiability with
the same certainty that each OF these
other characteristics grows from
it's predecessor in turn. Women 90
not seem to have a sense of response
bility about meeting their obligations.
They hardly seem to know whether
they intend to keep engagements and
promises or not; they feel privileged
to yield to the whim of a moment and
off II as an excuse for not living up
to an obligation a week, 'Oh, didn't
feel like doing that"
Are you an unusual woman VINO
rises above these four weaknesses or
do YOU yield weakly to your own
pettiness and the trio of contemplate
vices that grow from it?
once women have conquered thelI
petty weaknesses and have made
their presence unusual, the usual wo-
man will be such that fine men VIII
like our sex and not merely few
outstanding individuals in it Women
owe it to one another to fight for
the abolition of these four things
pettiness, untruthfulness, hypocrisy
and unreliability
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-02-22
By BEATRICE FAIRFAX.

Il don't like your SEX" said a very
Fine man to me the other day.
EFhere are great many splendid
worth while women in the world, but
|ou must confess that you always
hear them described as unusual
But for the most part women have
Jour very Objectionable weaknesses
Which the other sex in general escapes.
Women are petty, untruthful. hypo-
critical and unreliable. You will have
10 confess to the truth of this and,
khen you have confessed, you Will
have to put your sanction to my not
|iking your SEX"
should have preferred to be able
10 dispute and disprove each one OF
uese allegations concerning my sex.
But unless 1. too. was willing to be
described as untruthful | could make
10 sweeping assertion setting aside
he claim that women in general were
|petty, untruthful. hypocritical and
Unreliable" OF course, as this really
Ene man said, there are exceptions
1.-THE unusual women, but isn't 1t
pathetic to think that any large pro-
Rortion of women should permit them
|elves to be guilty of the contemplate
Weaknesses of which this man and
|nany other thinking, philosophical
hen Of fine oaliber accuse our sex?
You remember the ola QuOtduOn'
|Oh. woman, in our hours of ease.
Uncertain. coy and hard to please;
When pain and anguish wiring the
brow
! ministering angel thou
So old and familiar as to be almost
Iromidic, this quotation yet carries a
truthful generalization as to the
Iverage woman. In minor mat
|ers she may be guilty of the four
|ins of which she stands accused, and
It'll. in times of stress, noble enough
% meet her occasion. But, unfortu-
Iately for woman's chance to prove
er nobility of character, life is made
Rp of the humdrum, the everyday, the
Iverage, and is not composed of "oc-
|asions" And so man is forced to
|ndge women, not by the splendid
ray she meets trouble and great
but by her method of
|acing the wear and tear of everyday
Existence.
Woman shows her pettiness in envy
h jealousy. in weak-minded imitation
{ the dress and manners of those
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-02-22
BAD BREATH
Dr.. Edwards Olive Tablets Get
at the Cause and Remove It.

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tit,Ite for calomel. act gently on the
owels and positively do the work.
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mr. Edwards Olive Tablets act gent
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caring the blood and gently purifying
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mr.. Edwards Olive Tablets are pure
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Take one or two every night for a
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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-02-22

on the affirmative ana L. c. Stephens
and r. +. Cook on the negative, on
Would Woman Suffrage Benefit the
Nation" Each side was heartily ap-
plauded. The judges decided in favor
of the affirmative.
On next Friday evening there will be
a class of candidates admitted and
the entertainment committee say they
will have a surprise for all who attend
and are arranging for a large attend
ance. After the meeting a buffet
luncheon was served.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-02-22
LOdgemen Decide Debate in
FAVOR of Woman Suffrage

The members of Harrisburg Tent,
No. 261, Maccabees, held an interest
ing meeting at their hall Saturday
bers.
An interesting feature was a debate
between A. Frankenberg and II. Mann
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-02-22

kel, head of the Kindergarten; Mrs.
William Bennett, superintendent of
the Cradle Roll; ID. w. Cox, secretary;
George f. Ross, assistant treasurer;
William S. Rutherford, missionary
treasurer, and J. Miley Jones, treas
urer of the junior department.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-02-22
PASSES Rad CHECK

Detective Joseph Ibach went to AL
lentown this morning for William
Coleman, colored, who passed a bad
check on John Brougher, proprietor
of the Washington House, Walnut and
Cowden streets.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-02-22

The pattern No. s4e4 is cut in sizes for
misses of 10 and IS years of age. 1t will be
mailed to any address by the Fashion De-
partment Of this paper, on receipt Of ten
esnts.
Bowman's sell May Manton Patterns.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-02-22
WELL NAMED

81 think I'll have a Mexican cock
TAIL"
Whats Mexican cocktail?"
"Oh, it's deuce of a mixture"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-16
Yrppbe5einngen.
Gin @aratteritii@es Stimmnnasbilb
aus YuriS.

sSsn paris bot oie poli5ei cine Mnz
5obl Dor Mabr1agerinnen uno @piriz
titen aufgelt0bert, Die ii9 Elm, mie es
19eint, redt eintrdgli6es @e14dft oaz
raus muften, ben M%ngeb0rigen Ser i'm
Geloe itebenoen frana0iiiden @oloaten
8ot19aften aus Der @eiiterpelt iiber
beren @4idfal gu permitteln.
8e1onoers arg muB es eine Wabrz
{agerin Namers Maoame Mmourour
getrieben BADEN. Sic batte iebr piele
&lienten unb prente bic 2eute, bic
ibre @ebeimtunfte in Mnipru6 nab
men, in au5giebgitem MaBe.
Muf ser Mntlagebanf bor @ert4t
puroe lie nit einem 9errn fonfronz
tiert, Der gegen iie unter Gio ausiagte,
lie bdtte ibm p%ropbe5eit, i'm 2aufe Deg
Sabres 1915 murbe CT feline 5rau uno
1eine ainoer umbringen unb oann
lelbif iterben. Der 0erbanblungs leiz
ter rihtete na4 bieier Musiase ON bic
Mngetlagte Die Truge, pas iie gu tbrer
VerantDortung 9eltenD H1d4eH loHH1e.
Mabame Mmpurour %anttportete:
r9os Sabr 1915 1T nod ntdt um,
meme proph5etung tann iid a1io nod
p%ouinbaltli4 bepabrbeiten.
9aroufbin 5danenoes @eld4ter i'm
Mu0itorium, in Nas au9 Die &i4ter,
Der 5%tuutsanmalt unb Ser 8ertetbtger
etnitimmtsn.
ungefdbr INN Die glei9e @tunbe
fano in Der 9eputiertenfammer unb
i'm @enat Sic 5eitfibung Ser betoen
gefebge6enOen 80rperf4aften anldBz
li9 Der Sabrespen0e 6es &rtegsausz
bru9es {tatt. Die Miniter unb sic
prdl ioenten beiber @erfammlungen
bielten f@mungbole 5eitreoen. Sn
allen bic en- Reben murbe oas 5bema
Dariirt: r@emib, Sic gesenndrtige
4riegslage erideint ni4t 1on6erlia
perbeikunaspon. 8elaten uno Roroz
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-16
3eitgemd6.

paris. Sin eetponoter Momanz
f9riftitener ober 9tdter miro fit sic
Mbfahung Der Generalitabsberidte eez
iudt. 8liibenoer Stnl, unerid0pFz
lide pbontaiie uno idopferii9e Grz
ftnbuns5ga6e 9auptbeoingung.
Petersburg. 5olange @prrat
rei9t, 1tno Gloniere uno 3ilberne Som
len ofpreubiider 9erfunft gu psrtauz
fen. preife nieorig, neil auBersez
p0bnlid biuis e~ineefauft. @dleuni=
ger 8efu6 erbeten, "a gorrat tnapp
uno peitere gintdufs in SnpreuBen
nah ieBiger Ronjunftur ausge{blof=
fen.
2pnopn. SiGtige arGfte, bener
quite Referensen CUR @eite iteben, merz
Den ieoer5eit fir autbeioloete Poiten
oes artegs= unb os Marineminiffers
geiu9t. 8ran9efenntnis erpunf@t,
@etponotbett i'm polo 8eoiuguna.
Q1us Der 3eitf@rift rWielanb.O
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-16
YoleuS @auptitabt.
11eber HE mirti9aftli9e 8~eneutuns
non @arjdau.

Die groBe 8eoeutung, Die Der @taot
Wuridau i'm mirt19aftli9en 2e6en
RuBlano5 sufdut, berubt nibt nur ouf
Ser Satiude, ooB Waridau Ole 9uuptz
1tabt polers uno nit 1einer 8epDlfez
rung BON n1ebr al5 elmer Miaion @eez
len Die orittgrDbte @taot oes Rtefenz
rei4es 1T. Die Midtigteit Waridaus
in tommer5ieQer 8e5iebung ertldrt
1i9 au9, uno pornehmlid), aus Dem
I'm Itanoe, bob Die po1nif6e 9auptfaot
zines Der nidtigiten 3entren oes inter
Matchmaker ru1liiden Marenaustauz
ldes uno 5uqlei9 eine Der entpideltten
SnDuf t%rie1taote 0es 2anoes lit.
Mos 5und9ft @ar1daus 8e0eutung
fir Sen rulTi6en Muslanosbonoel anz
betrifft, 10 but ie tire uriade gum
Sell in Ser @ul,it feiner geograpbi14en
Gage, bas hsiBt in Der perglei9smeilen
NGbe Der Staot gu 9eut19lanb uno
Selterreid=l1ngarn. 8etannt lit ia
Die porberri9enoe Roue, sic oen gez
nannten be1Oen 2dn0ern i'm GIN uno
Musfubrgeiddft nit RuB1ano 5ufdnt,
uno bte e5 NIT ii6 bringt, baB Elm iebr
betrd4tlider Sell 0es 9erfebrs nit
oem Ruhenreide 1i4 uber Muridau
oo(I5iebt. Die 5olge bierpon lit, ooB
cine nambafte Mn5abl Ser bebeutenOz
iten Jirmen oe5 inneren RuBlanD To-
mobl als oe5 Muslanbes in Wari4au
5tltalen erri9tet bat, oenen ote reguz
lierenoe Mufgabe obliegt, Die etnmal
na4 Ser 9auptta0t polens gelangte
More, iofern iie ni4t in po1en ielbit
Ton iumiert pirb, na4 Sem Muslanbe
gu ienoen begin. bur9 Meiterbef0rOez
rung uber oas gepultige Rei4 gu Der
teilen.
Sir ruIiiihe tommeraieue 0erbdlt=
ni1e i'm MGgemeinen unD fir polnilde
I'M 8eionberen lit War19aus @tel=
luna ul5 Snouitrieitubt fait ebenio
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-16
pi6fio. 3tpur 1T Ser 9tB Der bo@=

lpt6tig. 3mar 1T Ger @tg Der boq:
e%ntptdelten polnii4en Manufattur:
tpareninouitrie 2ob5, Dos Centrum Del
b1ubenoen polni19en 8ergtpertsinou:
itrie @osnppice unb 9ombronaz@ar=
NIGGA. Mber Die 8erbdltnii7e bringer
es nit f9, oab au9 Warfdau aus
ser 8ebeutung bte1er inbuitriener
9odburgen 4olens Nuben 5tebt. 9a=
gu fommt, bab War19au eigene Ma:
M atturfubrifen nambaften umfun=
ges befibt. Was aber sic ubriger
polnii9en Snbu1trteen anbelangt, il
baben lie pobl ousnabmslos ibren
&rpftant1ationspuntt in Wari4au.
Muf sic 2eoer=, 5arbenz uno Gbemt=
talieninouitrien trifft oas ebeniogut
gu, als auf bic Mublenz un0 3uderz
inoui trie. Mu9 Sic polni59e metauz
urgii9e Snouitrie bot in Mar14au
tbren Mtttelpuntt.
Ser umitanh, oaB Ole gefumte poll
nifhe Sn0uftrte, oie gum Sell bo4z
entpidelt lit, na9 Mari9au tenbiert,
uno ouB anoer1etts sic beoeutenofen
Jtrmen bes Snz un0 Guslunoes in
Ser 9auptitaot Polens bur4 eigene
Mieberla6ungen pertreten 1ino, bat CUR
Jolge gebabt, baB Marf@au au@ fir
bic 5dtisfeit Ser 8anten Elm iebr err
iprteblides Jelo geporoen lit. Sbre
Mn5u9l lit beinabe ubergroB, un0 op9
mar auf @eiten Ser ruiiii6en 8anten
Sic 5enoen5 oeutli4 %ertennbar, nit
ben i'm 2anoe ret9li9 norbanoenen
polnil9en Snftituten our9 @rri9tung
eigener Tiliulen in @ettbeperb gu trez
ten. Snpietpeit bterbet au@ pplitif4e
@rpdgungen muBgebenb iinb, mag oaz
btngeiteat bleiber. Cider lit iebenz
faqs, Dab Die ruiiii4e Regierung es
germ fah oub ote ruiftiden Sn1titute
it4 audi IN Polen feitiebten. 9ariz
Der btnaus aber baben BEL sen ruff
19en 8anflettungen gemiB au9 rein
gei4dft1t9e Rudii9ten mitgefpro9en,
neil eben Die tommeraieuen 8e5iebunz
gen 5pii4en polen uno Sen iibrigen
5etlen Rublan0s in normalen 3eiten
in fortibreiten6er @ntpidluna beQriI=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-16

fen iin6. sSn oieiem 3uiammenhange
mag ubrigens betont meroen, DOB Die
a1entbdlben bemertbare 8on3entraz
tionsbepegung Der ,,8anten, Ser Ole
prtpatbanffirmen our9 uebernabme
gum Spfer fallen, ii4 auf polen nur
I'M beidrdntten MaBe er1 tredt fat.
Sn Maridau finbet F9 in Der Sat
eine Mn5abl 0 8antfirmen, oenen
Sic Ronturren3 Der groben, namentli4
, ruii1f4en Sn1tttute tpenig an3ubaben
permag. Man gebt pobl in Der On
nabme ni4t fell, baB nibt nur tomz
mer3ieue, ionbern aud polit1de Grind
gunger bierbei i'm @piele finb. SIS
Der tebt ii4 Don ie1bit, 0aB oieie POI
1iti19en @rmGgungen, pie INNER au9
oas @9idial Barf4au5 5t4 In gu
tunft geitalten pirb, na9 oem Rrieg
ni9t fortpirfen fDnnen. Gs tper0en
bic rein pirt1daftliden Grtpdgungen
aus prattifden @rinoen mod mebr
als bisber in ben 8oroergruno ridden
miihen, UNI cine ge0eibli4e gntpid=
lung na9 oen fur6tbaren @erluften
oieies &rieges gu erm0gltden, 3meiz
fe1os peroen oaour@ man4e Tdoen,
oie iiber oas tpeite rui1i14e Rei9 aus=
gefpannt paren, niht pie0er angez
tniipf It meroen t0nnen, aber es miiBte
NIT punberbaren 9ingen 5ugeben,
nenn oieie Wunoen ni9t bu1o pernurz
ben fouten. 6anbel, Sn0uftrte uno
&apttal polen5 baben unter nioriz
gen 8erbdltnifeneine bemertensmerte
Mnpufungsfdbigteit bemieien 9te
3utunft felt ibnen neue probleme,
aber lie itno bod muir Elm tleiner Sell
al Der pielen nirti4oftli4en Tragen,
Die Ser Reuregelung na9 Dem Rriege
barren.
SIM SABRE 1866 batte bas beriibmte
@eitut @rabiB nur einen Retngetptnn
BON 261 Murf.
0as !6aor Ser 9ottentotten bat
our919nitt1t9 nur Ole geringe Dtde
bon O,O7 Mi1tmeter.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-16

Sd oppeniers DON unierem par1az
ment on uniere sSrauen: Soften sic
uns, nirten gle fir uns auf Die Mdn=
ner, gu oenen sic in 8e5tehung fteben,
in Ser Ridtung, baB sic ii6 geqen Die
gefohren Ser 3ufunft NIT gr0berer
Sapferteit ruften unb pebren, ols ote
mar, bic in Der umitur5Dorlage unperz
fennbar mar. 9alten sic 5rauen felt
aur golitif, 10 holte id ote Boltttt
Fir gefidert, ntht nrr fir ben Muqenz
Bid, fonbern aud fir Die Rinoer, bic
BON Sen Jrauen er3ogen peroen, uno
Ser Blid in sic 3ufunft tldrt ft4
uno berubigt iid. 8isntard.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-16

frantrei@ 1tno TIT teFen 5eitg oss
beutf9en 5ein0es unb in RuBlanb
flutet Sic Minionenarmee 6es 3aren,
@ari4au uno Spangorob preisgez
bend, in Dos Rei9sinnere aurid.
Mber oarum rur ni9t per5agen! Ser
@iee fonn Sem fran3Dfi9en 8olte
frog aleoem ni@t e%ntrungen meroen.
Das Sobr 1915 1T ia nod ni4t UNI;
Sic @iegespropbe5eiung tann fi4 olio
mod pontnboltli9 bemabrbeiten."
Muf bie1e Morte bin erbob fi9 Elm
Npplousi turn, ben bic bei6en Ser
iummlungen begetitert on timmten.
-. Der unteridieo 5pii4en Sea
bame Nmourour uno ben perontportz
liden MGnnern oes fran50iiiden 10lz
fes beitebt eben ein5ig unb a1ein oaz
rim, Dab Die @abriaqerin 1don jebt
ouf Ser Mntlagebont iibt, Sic fran50z
11i9en pplitifer aber, oie fir sen
&rieg perantportli9 iino, erit ipdter
bielem 66id1a( perfanen fperben.
Sod in Den adt5iger Sabren Derz
braudte 5runfreib iabrli6 betnabe
iieb5is Minionen 8lutegel.
6urf 8i5mard ourfte beim Dill
tieren nie6t unterbro6en neroen, font
oerlor er iofort Den 5onen.
s 8 bot einmal einen offi5ielen n9iz
photographer Der preuBi1den Mrmee"
gegeben, 9uftap b. @b0ning.
Gin @emdlDe Don 2utas Grana4
fano ein Sum ttenner in einem 8auz
ernbuuie ols 9edel in etnem Mbort-
SAT- ale @ingp0sel lohen F4
our9 befonoere @erdufde, pie Ger
fnittern BON Popter, gum 5tngen an
ret5en.
Ser 8aoemeilt ter uno Maheur in
Sen arabi1den 8doern fibrt Sen ST
tel ,Mbu Sis" oas it n8ater bes
@af6lappens."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-16

9as 9aar Ser 9ottentotten ba1
our@i4nitt1i4 nur Ole geringe Dtde
bon O,O7 Minimeter.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-16

s m Sabre 1866 batte bas beriibmte
@eitut @raoib nur einen Reingetptnn
bon 261 Murf.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-07
THIRTY-TWO ENTER
 ST. LEGER HANDICI

Louisville. October 6.--Thirty-two III nations have been made for the St. l., handicap, to be run at Churchill Do tomorrow. The race is for S-year- and upward at two miles and a qua and is worth approximately 5000. Ho w. J. Weber's 4-year-old; Ivan the Ts ble, Mamie Hodge, gelding, which ried 125 pounds to victory. a week in the Louisvills cup will bear top we in the St. Leger. 12s pounds. He cedes all other starters from 19 t pounds.
 The St Leger was run first in 1S76 for a number of years was discontin Three years ago, with the abolishmer the four1mile Kentucky endurance sta 1t was revived.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-07
Bl.ekwell Sirned

Pittsburg, October 6.-President Ha Dreyfuss announced late today that Pittsburg Nationals had aigned CAt Frederick w. Blackwell of the Lexinl Ky. club of the Ohio State league.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-07
HIGH SCORES MADE
 AT FLORIDA RANG

Jacksonville. Fla. October 6.-Des unfavorable weather conditions in morning and torrential downpour rain in the early afternoon many h scores were made here today at shooting tournament on the Florida st range.
 Today marked the beginning of tho dividual matches of the Southern Rifle sociation and brought out many CT shots.
 The rapid-fire match brought out nea 200 marksmen, p of whom made the I sible score of 100 at 200 and 300 yards. shooting the tie off, Sergt. F. K. Chris Company c. Eighth Massachusetts inf try, took first plasce; First Sergt. Feiss, Troop M. Third United States c airy. second money. and Sergt. J. Mccormack, Company K, Sixth Uni States infantry. third place.
 In the 300-yard match Corporal w. Ford, United States Marine corps. { First Lieut.. w. l.. Strqker, First Kan infantry, tied for first place, both m ing 49 out of a possible 50. First Lis D. O. Stegner, First Kansas infantry, Quartermaster Sergt. J. M. Thomas, Tr G, Third United States cavalry, tied second place.. The ties will be shot tomorrow
 The G0O-yard match brought out 231 tries. It was won by J. l.. Nash, ar cer. Company F, First Minnesota inf try who made a perfect score of 50. Fl Lieut.. H. L. Parson. United States rine corps, took second place and Gruneman, first sergeant Company Second Wisconsin infantry, finished tn
 Owing to the heavy rain of the af] noon, it was impossible to finish the I yard match, or the skirmish run. h of which will be concluded tomorrow
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-07
PLUMBING

CALI. Main 135. Hamilton Hines 6 Co,
 Plumbers. 909 s. 2Oth st., to have your range boiler perfectly connected. 50 you will have hot water at all times and
 save gas. wear and tAre on your range boiler. 1O-1-lt-fr-su-tu-th
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APARTMENTS

We have several attractive apart ments left, 4 to 6 rooms, ranging in price from $25 to $45. All high class propositions. Let us hear from you.
 SMITH -MUDD- D-THROCKMORTON co POPS 1st ave. Main 1853.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-07
CENT A WORD|ONE CENT A WORD
MALE HELP WANTED

RATES-One cent . word . days no ad.
 taken for less than 25c for first inser- ton. Cash must acc0mpany order.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-07

FOR RENT-Large. 3-story store. facing 50 feet; 1S05-07 1st ave. ex- tending back to Norris ave. and l.. & N. tracks; large, modern electric elevator. F. l.. Demere, l917h 1st ave, Potter Bldg Phone Main 1779
 10-7-5t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-07

FOR SALE at once. all furniture. cook ing utensils and dishes of Groom house. Also, a new A. B. gas stove; am leaving city. Call Ensiey 507-J. Mrs. T H. Mcveigh. Fairfield. Ala. 1o-b-st out of order? We repair all
 makes cheap, and work guaranteed
 machines for rent, n per month. Tid- well X Bacon Furniture Co Phone 4066 Main. 1O-7-th-su-tu-tu-3t 3t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-07
LOST-STRAYED- STOLEN

E0SfcNew Sofaf bicycIe lamp on soGfh-
 side, 18th st., between 14th ave. and Glen Iris. Reward if returned to e02 S. 1lth st Phone Main 767o N-7-tf
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-07
FOR SALE

WE have a client With s75.o00 cash w6o will buy a bargain in piece of business property, prefers corner. What have you to offer? Call s. B. Reece, of H.
 D. Williams & Co.,, Inc, 702-3 Jeff. Co.
 Blk. Bldg. Main IF. 10-3-3t-su-tu-thu
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-07
LEGAL NOTICES
Notice to Stockholders of the NOI
 Birmin ham Land Go.
By "H0p

You are hereby requested to attend 1 annual meeting of the stockholders the North Birmingham Land compar to be held at the office of the compa in Birmingham, Ala, on Thursday, f 14th day of October, 1915. at Il o'clo q. m.
 Should you be unable to. attend, plea execute proxy and forward to me, as is desirable to have a full representati and it is especially desirable to ha enough stock represented to constitute quorum. Respectfully,
 FRANK NELSON, JR., President 10-1-S-5-7-9-11-13.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-07
SWAPPERS' COLUMN
sWAPPERs- COLUMN

WILL exchange double Groom brick
 house; well located and well rented i; all clear for large place. Address M-99, care Age Herald 10-6-2t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-07
FOR SALE

2-story, 7-room modern residence on South Highlands convenient to 11th ave. cars Eastern frontage; rented at $40 per month. For immediate sale will sacrifice for $4675 and can arrange moderate terms
 H. M. HENDERSON S01 Farley Bldg. Phone STA.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-07
AUTO RADIATOR WORKS

SOUTHERN Auto Radiator Works, 1l8 8. s1st st. Tenders. hoods. gasoline tanks repaired and made to order. Windshields and lamps repaired and reglaxed. Welding and brasing.
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-07
NORWOOD BARGAIN

EIGHT-ROOM HOME
 Located half block from car line, on asphalt street. Perfect lot, 60x19U. facing east on alley corner. Large front lawn with shade trees Ser wants quarters and garage. Large rooms, with high ceilings. large bath room, fine furnace and basement. See us at once. This is ''pick-up' al
 $650O
 W. H. BASON--
 MOSELEY- HENDERSON X DAVIS. BIO N. 21st st. Main 791. FORCED sale of semi-business property blocks from Terminal Station: lot 5cx 190, with Improvements that bring ${ per month and can be increased at small cost. We have price of $5750; can be bought on terms of 5000 cash. balance at per cent. This is only piece of pros'- erty in block under sS50O. No trading no information over phone; if you have 5000 we can show you. H. D. Williams X Co.,, Inc. 7O2-3 Jeff. Blk. Bldg. Mair IF. 10-3-3t-su- tu-thu
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-07
FOR RENT-ROOMS

RATES-One cent a word . dayy no ad.
 taken for less than 25c for first inser- ton. Cnsh must acc0mpany order.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-07
HONEY To LENu

REAL ESTATE loans to suit you In amount, terms and interest; can pay back monthly or yearly. John w. Prude. 106 22d st., N Bell phone 240.
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