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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1915-07-25

WANTED-An idea, Who can think OF
some simple thing to patent? Protect
your ideas, they may bring you wealth
Write for Needed Inventions and
How To Get Your Patent" Randolph
& CO., Dept 3S9, Washington, d. c.
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HUSTLERS-s2 to $50 made weekly
distributing circulars. samples, tack
Ing signs etc. Advertisers National
Agency. Dept. Bis, Chicago.
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BE detective; earn $3.50 monthly; travel
over the world: experience unnecessary;
openings now; state age. American De-
tective Assn, Audubon Bldg, New Or
leans.
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WANTED-Crosstiet timber tracts, consist
ing of white oak, post oak mountain
chestnut oak and heart pine, located
on or near railroad navigable river
Will accept tracts cutting from 10000 ties
and up. Tri-State Realty Co, 1908 jeff
County Bank.
REMOVAL NOTIcE-L C. Kenton and
the Birmingham Shoe Hospital have
moved from 10 n. 18th St to larger
quarters; III n. 21st st. 7-25-7t
WHAT was the Tower of Babel? See our
announcement on Page 4. University Re-
search
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WILL pay any honest man up to $50
monthly for part of spare time; no can
wasting; no capital. Write today. Voor-
HES, Desk l. Omaha, Neb.
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WANTED-Automobil mechanic; hotel
housekeeper; linen room Keeper; wait
ress; white housekeepers; woman hotel
cook; crosstie cutters; colored laborers,
city; married dairyman; truck gardner.
1SO31a Sd ave.
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WANTED-Reliable German farmer to
take 6O-acre farm at Mount Pinson;
owner will furnish stock if necessary
must furnish reference. Address p. o.
Fox 451, Birmingham. 7-24-2t
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AUTOMOBILES

NEW reduction in tire prices; fresh
standard makes. 30x3 s6.O5; 3Ox8H, $7s5;
32x31a, $3.50; SSx4. s12.55; 34x4. $685. 36x
Al, $1715; 37x41a 1910 Other sizes in
proportion. Mcpherson Rubber Co., No
2l2s LIST ave. Birmingham, Ala. Phone
5493
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WHAT was the Tower of Babel? Sec our
announcement on Page 4. University Re-
search.
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statesmen calling dry goods trade to
sell ladies' ready -towear as side line on
commission. State territory covered
Peck & Co.. At w. 34th ST., New York
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NORTHUMBERLAND

CONGRATULATIONS
WANTEDSLady with child wants two
rooms with board in private family.
must be in Norwood. Address p. o.
Box 1873, stating location and price.
721-2t-we-s u
WANTED-By single business woman,
room and board in private family on
Southside; not exceeding s25 per month;
references exchanged. Address Phi,
care Age-Herald.
WANTED-By couple with seven months
old baby, room and board or unfur-
nished rooms for housekeeping, Nor
wood preferred must be reasonable.
Call Main 4192.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or rooms fur
nished for light housekeeping; prefer
upstirs with private family south of
Five Points east of 10Th st. or in
Norwood. Best references furnished.
Phone Main 5373-J.
WANTED-Three or rooms for light
housekeeping by couple without children;
references exchanged. Address BIZ,
care Age-Herald.
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IS per day for laborers. Big money for
you telling them how by mall. Sold
1000 copies one week. Instructions,
sample outfit. Toe. Satisfaction or
money back. Muntean, 1910 Broadway.
Galveston Tex
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write for list of inven-|
lions wanted by manufacturers andl
prizes offered for inventions; our four|
books sent free; patent secured or feel
returned. Victor J. Evans & Co., Dept.|
!. Washington. D. C. 6-20-6t-sunI
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RARE OPPORTUNITY Pawn shop, with
no opposition in radius of 100 miles, ha
splendid reputation for square deal
ing, seven years doing excellent bust
ness and large stock in splendid cond
ton. Larger business demands my who'll
time. Will sell or take in managing
partner. 8. Goldman. Ocala. Ella.
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WANTED-Combinati bookkeeper and
stenographer, lumber experience pre-
ferred state salary and references first
letter in own handwriting. Address
20. care Age-Herald. 7-24-2t
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WHAT was the Tower of Babel? See our
announcement on Page 4. University Re-
search.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1915-07-25

SWAPS-Buy, sell or trade. Your % 1
word ad in Swappers' Guide, also loo
monty magazines and three months,
subscription 81. Swappers' Guide
Denver, Col
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FRIENDS and public: We have moved
our shoe repairing business from ITO
N. 18th st. to lit N. 21st st; larger
quarters. 7-25-7t
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WANTED-To buy an established
hardware business in small, pros
porous town. good farming section
preferable; state amount of stock
carried, annual business and price
wanted. Address MI, care Age
Herald.
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WANTED-To rent to business mani
best location for grocery store Id
Birmingham; business already estabI
lished; fixtures to go with place; alsd
good living rooms. Address, Eta
care Age Herald
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RATES-One cent n word N day; no NJ
taken for less thnn 25c for first inscr
ton. Cash must accompany ordel
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HOW to operate a mail order business
80 big profit plans and years mailing
service sent for 10. Mail Dealers
Bldg, Chicago.
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once for particulars. Caxton Co.
Louisville, Ky.
AGENTs-.No- Toll" the wash day
wonder; rapid seller and immense
profits astound live wires; smash
the washboard" Is women's joyous
cry everywhere "No-Toir' is used
The original labor saving, rest
while-you-work washing compound
contains no acid; will not injure the
finest fabrics; sells at sight big re-
peater; men or women leap to pros
perity by our unique selling meth
DDS; credit given; experience I'M
necessary; territory going fast; write
quick for free samples. Fidelity
Sales Co, Dept. H, sol E. Main st..
Staunton, Va.
AGENTS-Lady and gentlemen: new
household article used in every
home; 100 per cent profit free sam
pie. Ed. Parker Co.. Springfield, o.
WE start you in business furnishing
everything: men and women, $50 to
5000 weekly operating our New Sys-
TEN Speciality Candy Factories"
Home or small room anywhere; no
canvassing Opportunity lifetime;
booklet free. Ragsdale Co.. Box X,
East Orange, N. J.
WHAT was the Tower of Babel? See our
announcement on Page 4. University Re-
search.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1915-07-25

LEARN the real estate business; our
complete instruction book teaches
listing, appraising, management
craftsmanship, insurance, brokerage
advertising. renting agency, formsI
etc; 121 subjects; excels $40 corre1
spondence course. Buckeye cover 75cj
silk cloth, ST. Bascom Book Co., Dept
F. Orlando Fla
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WANTED-To buy, small drug business
in Birmingham district; give location of
business in first letter. Address Y-1,
care Age-Herald.
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ONE CENT A WORD
WANTED Statesmen

RATES-One cent a word n day; no ad.
taken for less than zoe for first fnser-
ton. Cash must accompany order.
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WANTED-To rent at once, complete
~ furnished housekeeping apart
n,ent Southside, close in references
given and required: price must be
reasonable; give full description and
price; also telephone number In re-
ply. Address I'll. care Age Herald
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1.AND-Wanted, a cleared tract OF land
of about 5000 to 5000 acres. suitable for
colonization purpose. Give full descrip-
ton. Tri-State Realty Co., 1903 Jeffer-
son County Bank Bldg
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AGENTS-Get newest. quickest sellers d.
rect from makers; full list free. National
Agents Association. 122 Michigan ave,
Chicago 7-11-3t-su
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11NOLEUM wanted; must be Al grade !;
state how many yards, what condition,
price etc Woodlawn, 12-W.
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WANTED-To exchange fine driving
horse, years old, as part payment on
good secondhand Ford runa bout Col
Inns Co., Warrior, Ala.
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WANTED-To rent place in country
must have or 5-room house, spring
or well, within Is miles of Birming-
ham. on good pike road. Address,
F-72. care Age Herald
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WANTED-Commissi statesmen to
sell linseed oil and big paying
specially; liberal commission Ad-
dress oils" 1895 e. Cary ST., Rich
mond. Va 6-13-10t-su
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BIRMINGHAM SHOE HOSPITAL has
moved from ITO N. 10Th St to III N.
21st st. 7-957t
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WANTED-Lady teacher for small public
school, one who can teach music. Ap-
ply to Mrs. A. A. Greenwood, Eutaw,
Ala
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WANTED-To trade desirable real estate
and cash for good, heavy or 7-passen-
ger automobile; no junk wanted. Ad-
dress U-71, care Age-IIerald
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ONE CENT 4 WORD
WANTED-MALE HELP

RATEs-One cent word day; no nj.
fnI<en for less tban 25c for first user
ton. CHsh must accompany order.
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DRUGS Will sell my drug store|
which pays a profit of 5000 MONTH
investment around $500; located
we'll and business improving; ex|
pense low; good future; out-of-towlI
physician should investigate this, oil
1 will trade for farm if suited. Adj
dress, C-72, care Age Herald.
I. C. KENYON and Birmingham Sho}
Hospital have moved from ITO N. 1911
st. to 1T N. 21st st. 7-25-7I
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WANIED-foung man stenographer and
bookkeeper; must write good hand; out
of-town position. Address Gil, care Age
Herald. 7-25-3t
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w ANTED-Competent tutor to coach I'M
til September l, young man who Is ap-
plicant for admission to Annapolis Ma
val academy. Address B. C. j., care
Age-Herald. 7-24-2t
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WANTED-AGENTS

EXCLUSIVE agent In every locality
for quick changeable window sign;
sells for $3.50; every merchant will
buy one; big profit to agent; write at
once for particulars. Caxton Co,
Louisville XIV
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for sale; right in the
heart OF city; will sacrifice for a quick
sale, only s225 cash; see this today. Call
Main 66S1.
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WRITE for newspapers and magazines
earn 800 monthly. Details free to
beginners. Reporting Syndicate, 1888
Victoria, ST. Louis.
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MISCELLANEOUS

MISCELLANEOUS
PRACTICAL and scientific horseshoeingi
dog and horse clipping a speciality. III
8. 18th ST. 7-5-15t-eod
PICTTREGAME PARTICIPANTS
list of possibly applicable titles for TIL
Times Picayune Booklovers' Picture
game Is now ready; our list contains 4
wide selection of carefully selected posi-
slbe titles; order a copy today; TIL
price Is 81. II. p. Walton e. Co., POST
office Box 2, Yazoo City, Miss.
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to learn the barber
trade; few weeks completes; posi-
ton open; tuition SIS: free catalog.
Birmingham Barber College, Bir-
mingham. 2-2-tf- FIR su- we
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ALESMAN-vacancy August /; want
live, aggressive traveller. high class spe-
cialty; work general trade; s35 advanced
weekly against commissions established
16 years. d. W. Barrows, 800 Wood
ward ave-, Detroit
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AN active, industrious i;;surance solicitnr
to work at Bessemer for monthly pay
insurance. Strongest company in the
world with unequaled policies for all oc-
equations. Massachusetts Bonding and
Insurance Co.. p. G. Edmonds District
Manager, $40 First National Bank
WANTED-An experienced German
truck farmer for south Alabama
farm; must furnish good references.
Address, c. w. Clark Roebuck
Springs, or call Woodlawn, 1851.
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WANTED-TEACHERS

MANLY village and local tax district
schools. Write for literature, Fosters
Teachers Agency, Atlanta. Ga.
7-11-7t sun-tu-thur sun-tu- thur sun
WANTED-Grade and high schoo,
teachers for vacancies reported to us
direct by school officials in Alabama
Mississippi and Georgia. Elections
soon. Get particulars and plans by
ers' Bureau. Rhodes Bldg, Atlanta,
Ga. 4-25-5t-su
HOW long should hat live? The Royal
Hatters will tell you. 1929 I'd ave.
7-N-wed fri SUI tn If
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GOVERNMENT examinations, thorough
instructions, So; returned II not appoint
ed; particulars free. American Civil
Service School. Washington. d. G.
6-f- 81 Gil
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salesman calling en-
drug trade to carry high grade line
OF chocolates and bonbons; must have
entree to best stores; might be car
ried as a side line on liberal commits
sion or exclusively on salary and
commission. We want a man who has
made good and has a clean record.
Give age and full particulars. Ad-
dress Box S-66, care Age-Herald.
7-11-2t-su
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NEWS agent on railroad train: cash Sc
curity required Union News Co., Ter
minal station. 7-9-tf
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WANTED-FEMALE HELP

RATEs-One cent word n day: no nd
taken for less than 25c for first fnser-
ton. Cnsh must accompany order
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$40 ACRES finest farm land in Walker
county. Alabama, three miles of Car
bon Hill. on good road: good houses and
outhouses; fine water: all land easily
cleared, and all lies level as floor
Will be worth $4,000 in years. Owner
must sell and will sacrifice 1t for $500.
Fine investment property; write us
about 1t. Alabama Development Co.,
Carbon Hill. Ala
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MEN selling side lines. specialties, with
Al ability, / can use you. Have a
sales-promoting proposition for the re-
tail merchant; greatest thing out; big
money maker for you. If you have pep
and mean business, write at once. Man.
ager Retail Merchants Business Pro-
motion Department Toledo Cooker Co.,
Toledo. o.
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statesmen WANTED
TOP NOTCHERS-

UNEXCELLED speciality proposition, va
cancy August /, commission contract
go weekly for expenses. Continental
Jewelry Co.. 104-30 Continental Bldg,
Cleveland o.
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FIVE bright, capable ladies to travel,
demonstrate and sell dealers; $25 to $50
per week. railroad fare paid. Goodrich
Drug Co. Dept. 100, Omaha, Neb.
Al
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1915-05-07
High School Faculty Chosen.

A meeting of the High School Board
OF Fayette county was held in Somer-
vile on last Saturday, at which were
present Chairman E. A. Maddox,
Secretary D. K. Donnel, ]. H. Sim
mons Esq, and w. B. Franklin ESQ.,,
the other members, 7. M. Ross Esq.
and II. I. Ballard Esq. being absent.
The board elected Prof. Foskett of
Clarksville principal of the high school
for next year and reelected Prof. L.
H. DOoley, teacher of agriculture and
allied sciences, and reelected Misses
Lillian Ozier and Euphemia Moore as
teachers. Miss Ellis, of the present
faculty, was not reelected as it appears
now that one teacher may have to be
dropped from the high school faculty
because of the Cookeville school bill re-
Gently passed by the legislature, and
which will take about $4OO of the state
high school fund which this county
would get.
Prof. Foskett is now principal of the
city high school at Clarksville, which
position he has held for four years and
to which he has already been elected
for next year if he desires to stay. He
is q graduate of the S. W. P. Univer-
sity at Clarksville and holds degree of
A. M. from Vanderbilt University and
is soon to be given an A. M. degree
from Columbia University. No school
man in the state has better or strong
er array of testimonials than are those
presented by him to the local board.
He was here in person at Saturdays
meeting and he has a most pleasing
personality and address, and all things
indicate that the high school board act
ed very wisley in their selection of a
principal. He is young man, and at
present is unmarried, but he will marry
at an early date and will bring his
bride to this city to make their home.
As stated in a recent issue of The
Falcon, Prof. Summers who has served
as principal so efficiently for the past
three years was not an applicant for
reelection and will quit teaching after
the present session of school closes,
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1915-05-07

of the world, and she does not know
where they are, or whether they have
yielded to temptations her mother's
love could overcome.
Mrs. C. A. Roach of Moscow was a
visitor Sunday to her sisters, Mrs. w.
E. Tiller and Mrs. Lloyd McMullen.
When you say to US that one word
mother, you set every fibre and nerve
of our being tingling with the memory
of mothers love. When you say to
US that one word mother, you open the
most secret chambers of our heart and
flood them with the memory of a
mothers love, her sympathy and her
devotion. All that we are or ever ex-
pect to be in religious sense we owe
to the childhood training of Christian
mother. It was her who taught US to
say our first infant prayer at her knee,
and if, when we have passed over the
dark river, we find the portals of
of Heaven open wide to receive US we
will know that it was her sweet infu-
ence that brought US there, and if we
find them shut we will know that it is
our own fault because we have not
bended to that sweet influence or follow
ed the precepts laid down by her for us
in our youth. Her sweet memory will
live to bless every day of our life.
Children's Day exercises were held at
the Methodist church last Sunday. A
splendid program was given and the ex.
cellent way in which the children rend-
cred their parts was splendid tribute,
to the care and training given them by
the committee, Mrs. P. R. BAsley,
Miss Annie Kate Stafford and Miss
Newsum, who had the preparation of
the exercises in charge. There is some-
thing tender and beautiful in the ex-
preston of little child. We know
that the angles in Heaven do look upon
their faces. If there was a man or
woman present whose heart was not
stirred theywil never be able to do
that.
The number of souls in LAGRANGE
have been increased lately by the ar
rival of the vanguard of those who
want to be register. Let's have a
clean race, no money spent and no mud
hrowing.
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1915-05-07
Y. NJ. c. A. Campaign a
Success.

The campaign for Y. NJ. C. A. for
Somerville which has been waged for
three weeks past was brought to sue
cessful termination this week when
committees succeeded Monday in rails
ing subscriptions of more than one
thousand dollars to defrsy the yearly
expresses Of the organization.
Those who read The Falcon have
seen the notices appearing for the past
three weeks. Committees were placed
in the field on Monday Of this week
snd practically every man in this city
vas waited upon and asked to con-
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1915-05-07

The childrens service at Oak Grove
ast Sunday night was very good. Miss
Bessie Winfrey delivered the welcome
address.
Miss Lennie Fee Shinault of Gains.
vile, Tenn. is spending the week with
her aunt, Mrs. j. 7. Soyars, at Lam.
bert.
l.. H. Montague spent last Monday
in Memphis looking after business.
The Concert at Lambert made quite
a hit, it was considered the best
there for some time.
DR.. E. P. Hopper Sr. of Jackson,
spent last Wednesday with his son.
DR.. E. P. Hopper Jr. at Hidden Valley
Farm, near Lambert.
Lang Montague is doing some farm
ing, guess he likes it pretty well.
Miss liver Hobson of Somerville spent
the week end with Miss Matte Watkins.
Sidney Salmon made a flying trip to
Memphis Tuesday.
James Robinson and brother, H. H.,
spent Wednesday night with their
mother, Mrs. N. 7. Robinson.
Cannon Boswell spent the week end
with his father. E. C. Boswell, at
Hatchie Hall.
Miss Mary Rhea of Somerville spent
the week end with Miss Lane Winfrey.
C. V. W,