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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-11-30
Mrs. Hen Calls On Mrs. Tommy For Heb

In THE MIDDLE OF that same Saturday
night, the night after Mary Jane 80
generously fed the baby chicks, Mrs.
Tommy decided to go and see IL the
chicks were all right.
"Of course they are sound asleep"
she assured Tommy. ''But they are
such dear little things that think
I'll feel better IL / see with my own
eyes that they are safe. Something
tells me that they might need me-"
Tommy thought she was very fool
ish to leave the hole they were
eating into the other side of the corn
bin, but he remembered that she was
always such a kind, good mother to
her own babies and said nothing.
Mrs. Tommy slipped softly over to
the nest and peered up at the chicks.
"Is that your" asked Mrs. Hen in
q worried voice.
ITO be sure 1t Is" replied Mrs.
Tommy hastily. But did not mean
to disturb you. / merely wanted to
see If those nice babies were sleeping
well. I'm sorry I Weakened you"
You didn't waken me-" said Mrs.
Hen. who could hardly keep from
smiling at the idea of quiet Mrs.
Tommy Weakening anybody. "I've
been awake all night, and my babies
are not sleeping we'll either"
Now isn't that too bad!" ex-
claimed Mrs. Tommy. Anybody
sick?"
Not yet" answered Mrs. Hen.
"But I will be IL I keep on eating!"
"If you keep on eating!" cried Mrs.
Tommy. Surely you are not eating
at this time of night"
Eyes, l am" said Mrs. Hen. LIS
ten and I'll tell you all about It'll !"
She was so glad to have some one to
tell her troubles to that she. could
hardly wait to begin. you remem-
Der that little girl who lives In the
house right across the alley?"
"Of course do" said Mrs. Tommy.
"But she wouldn't hurt anyone"
"Well, I suppose she wouldn't
mean to-" replied Mrs. Hen sadly.
"But she surely has made trouble for
me. She came out here this after
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-11-30
many PLAYERS ON
GOLF CLUB LINKS
Matches in Foursome Tour
nament Are Being Played
Today-Finals Will Be
Reached Next Week.

Boise golfers are in their element
today for the fine weather made golf
ing conditions ideal at the links north
of the city and players were en- route
early towards the course to spend most
of the day beating the elusive ball. A
number of them arc entered in the
foursome tournament and arranged to
play off their matches. If they do the
semi finals in the tournament can be
played Sunday and the finals the week
following. Owing to the ideal weather
conditions of Boise, this city Is one
of the few in the western country
that can boast of golf playing on
Thanksgiving day. In fact, in past
seasons it has been possible to play
golf on Christmas day at the local
links.
The second foursome match in the
tournament was played off last night
between Lingenfelter- Beckley and Pax
ton Randall, Lingenfelter- Beckley win
ming. The two remaining matches in
the first round. which will be played
off today in all probability, are as
follows: Kahl-Johnson versus Martin
King and Marion Alloway versus
Wing Over
WINNERS TO MEET.
The winner of the Kahl-Johnson
versus Martin King match will play
Lingenfelter- Becllley and the winner of
Marion Alloway versus Wing Over
match will play Gill Gebauer. This
will be the semi final round. The
teams that qualify in the semi finals
will meet in the finals. A trophy in
the form of a box of golf balls has
been hung up for the winning team.
At the next meeting of the club to
be held the first of the year the an
nual election of officers will take place.
The plans to be worked out for the i'm
provement of the course will be dis
cussed at the same time. New mem
bers are joining the club every month
and the membership is growing stead
ily
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-11-30
LEGAL NOTICE.
NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS.


United States of America, District of
Idaho, IS.
In the United States District Court in
and for said District Southern Divi-
sion.
No. 937 In Bankruptcy.
In the matter of Frank Crossen, Bank
rupt.
To the creditors of Frank Crossen
of Boise, Idaho, in the county of Ada
and district aforesaid, a bankrupt.
Notice is hereby given that on the
Both day of November, A. D. 1916, the
said Frank Crossen was duly adjudi-
Gated bankrupt; and that the first
meeting of his creditors will be held at
Boise City, in the Empire Bldg. on
the 18th day of December A. d, 1916. at
two o'clock in the afternoon, at which
time the said creditors may attend,
prove their claims. appoint trustee,
examine the bankrupt, and transact
such other business as may properly
come before said meeting.
w. H. SAVIDGE,
Referee in Bankruptcy.
Office: Empire Bldg. Rooms 625-627.
Dated Boise. Idaho, November 80, 1916.
Ady-D1
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-11-30
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BABY HAD WHOOPING COUGH

Mothers who have USED r'oiey's
Honey and Tar would not be without
it. Mrs. Sam C. Small, Clayton, n.
NJ, writes: my grandson had
whooping cough when he was three
months ole. We Used Foley's Honey
and Tar and l believe it saved his
life. He Is now big and fat" 1t is
a fine thing TO have IL. the house in
case of whooping cough, Group,
coughs, colds. The first doses help.
loosen phlegm, heal inflammation,
clear air passages, stop racking
coughs. Whitehead's Drug Store
Adv. IT. TIL. s.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-11-30

and returned with some corn-bread
which she crumbled into the nest
with my chicks. Now corn-bread II
very nice Zone of my favorite dishes
in fact), but II my babies eat 1t while
they are SO young they will diel 80
I am eating 1t of the nest a. fast a
I can-but I'll declare, I havs Al
ready had moro than I can ea4 and
still there Is some lett"
Don't worry about that" cried
Mrs. Tommy briskly; Tommy and
eat corn-bread too. I'll run and gee
him. and together we will eat mp
every bit before the chicks wake up!s
She got Tommy as she promised,
and how those two mice did eati By
morning every trace of tho corn
bread was gone and the lives Of the
chicken babies were safe.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-11-30
Portland R. M. Farmer, John Lewis,
Payette; L. C. Laurence, Nampa-

GRAND-L. l.. Moore. Cascade; r.
]. DAILY and wife, DAILY Station;
Charles p. Hartley. Emmett; Ed C.
Martin and wife, Arlington; w. f.
Sinclair Emmett; Bob Garrison, Port
land; John Darkwood, Idaho City; ].
r. Pr~tt, Mountain Home: David T.
Proctor Grandview; O. f. Cannon,
Will H. Gibson. H. D. Gibson, Noun
tain Hom4; r. l.. Bolitho, Garden
Valley; HI. V. Kuhn, Spokane; II. p.
Pettitt, M. A. Gould, Salt Lake; S. j.
Benson, Haley; w. Gross. Caldwell;
a. .. Sutton and wife, Emmett; Chris
Driscoll Francis Glover, Jordan VAL
ley; Dad Patton and wife, Caldwell.
BRISTOI-Fred Hitch, Earl Van
Hook, Philadelphia; c. A. Ammer. Chi
cago; Ben Peterson, Clearbrook, Mimi.
NJ e. Lewis, Moscow; c. j. Shire,
Butte, Mont; Mae Henderson, Eagle;
w. c. Tollinger, u. S. r. S.; Mr.. and
Mrs. Is. II. Ware, Pocatello; June Hall,
Seattle; Mrs. George II. Quereau,
Cooling; Jens Jensen, Grandview;
Mamie Miller, Arrowrock; L. D. Sis
son, Berkeley; M. C. Sponsler, Rich
field; v. L. Anderson, Midvale; Ber-
nice Morehouse, feridian; C. R.
WEIGH, Oakland, Cal.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-11-30
WHILE THE WHEELS GO ROUND.

II suppose you want rubber tires p
said the carriage man to a parsimon-
ious old fellow who was inspecting sew
eral vehicles with view to buying
one.
mo, SIR" said the old man, "my
folks amt that kind. When they're
ridin' they want ter know it!"-Life.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-11-30

Fuel oil obtained from Scotch shale
fields hss been found highly suitable
for the British navy, and IL is estimar-
ed that from 100000 to 100000 tons
VIII be available annually for $50
years.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-11-30

noon and admired my babies and
seemed very happy. Then all Of O
sudden, while I was taking time for
a bit Of exercise and a morsei Of food,
she seemed to get very excited about
something. She ran into the house
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-11-30
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4.
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Bowling Results.


Although they had the low average
the Indians won from the Bucks in
the City bowling league match played
off last night at the Recreation alleys.
The scores:
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-11-30
final FOOTBALL
GAMES OF SEASON
Boise High at Ogden, Albion
State Normal at Caldwell
and the University at
Logan.

Thanksgiving sports, especially grid
iron contests, are today holding the
attention of many Boise fans. The
Ogden Boise game at Ogden is the
center of attraction and every true
blue fan in Boise is pulling for the
home club in the hope that it will trim
Ogden, which this year boasts of one
Of the fastest high school teams in the
state CT Utah. In fact it claims title
to the Utah championship.
On paper the two elevens seem to
he evenly matched. Boise has played
four games and won two. Ogden has
only been defeated once, by the Rays
Vile high school, BIT. managed to
even up the defeat by twice piling up
u big score against that school. One
of the largest crowds in attendance
at high school game in Ogden is ex-
pected to be present this afternoon
when Boise plays.
CALDWELL VERSUS ALBION.
At Caldwell this afternoon the Col
ege of Idaho is playing the Albion
normal in q intercollegiate conference
game Albion was defeated by the
Idaho Technical institute. On this
showing the Pocatello college claims
ever If the College Of Idaho defeats
Albion this afternoon, the Idaho Tech
meal Institute will have to defeat the
Caldwell eleven before 1t can make
good il claim, assert conference fans.
Albion outweighs Caldwell. The col
legians expect to II Ike up for this
disadvantage by the speed of its
bach 4ield.
The lineup of the two elevens
showing the weight of each man fol
lows
c. of !. Albion Normal.
Peterson Co. 150....H. Campbell, lao
Left-end-right.
Ferguson, 15...........Ch christensen, 166
Left-tackle-right.
Paine 153..............W Williams, 14a
Left-guard-right
Clemens, L39 ........,....., Dunn, loA
Center
Dark, 156 ...... Christopherson, 172
Right-guard-left.
Mitchell, 14S ...... Frederickson. III
Right-tackle-left
Baldrids,e, 14S ....... y. Campbell, 133
Right-end-left.
Sherman, Is. ........ Chadwick, 1874
Quarter.
Pons, 146 ............. Lindstrom, 10
Left--half-right
Foot , 49, ...... Snodgrass, Co, 175
Right-half-left
Rugate, 15S .......... Wilson, 16l
Fullback.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-11-30
university AT LOGAN.

The University of Idaho meets the
Utah Agricultural college at Logan in
their annual contest this afternoon.
The varsity team played the Albion
normal and the Technical Institute at
Pocatello this week before going on
into Utah. ,reat deal of interest
centers in the game Tn trip made
from Mo..ow to Utah is one of the
longest taken by a varsity eleven for
q number of years.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-11-30
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

OWYHEE-C. c. Lyons, Chicago; H,
R. Cramer, Minneapolis: w. A Brem-
nan, Denver; S. Berk. Cleveland; Lol
Harris, Portland; c. +. Hinshaw Chi
cage; Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Davis, San
Francisco; Roy Miller, Seattle; d. Mil
Ter, Kansas City, Mo-; G. w. Squyres,
American Falls; Charles +. Mann,
Amoba; Louis A. Banks, Boston,
Mass; F.. B. Hooker. Los Angeles; NJ.
l.. Adler, Chicago; r. c. Edison. New
York City; Grace Aitchison, Margaret
Jeffrey, Albion; II. C. Fisher, San
Francisco; |. B. Perrine Twin Falls
W. r. Featherstone, Chicago J. II.
Degby, Seattle; w. F. Emmett, Port
land; Clara Staley, San Francisco; A.
L. Odegaard, Chicag Leo Ruben
stone, Denver; Olive Haven, Salt LAX e j;
F'iarces Johnson, Pocatello; w. H.
Zertler, st. Paul; B. S. Homes. Rich
mond, Va: r. r. Duffy and wife,
Glenns Ferry: w. j. Cescil, Denver; /.
Hurdiff, Minneapolis.
IDANHA-H. c. Stokes, Spokane;
R. S. Samuels, Chicago; H. p. McDoud,
Salt Lake; A. Burger, Odessa Bur-
ger, Payette; William r. Sproat St.
Joseph; G. E. Stanfield, Stanfield,
Ore; Glenn Mccullough, Nampa; l..
b. Lamar. Portland; f. A. Barholf,
Shoshone; e. A. Reynolds and wife,
Cascade; L. C. Robinson, Denver; j.
o. Bryan and wife, Fl. W. Goodale,
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-11-30

Baggage delivery. Auto delivery for
country and long trips. Phone 73.
Peasley Transfer & Storage Co. If
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-11-30

German tests have shown a scarcity
of good cattle fodder does not de-
crease the fat content, but only the
quantity of milk produced.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-11-30

Copyriqht-CIera Insra. Judsss
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-11-30

A sewing machine has been invented
TO stitch together baseball covers.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-03-19

400 ACRES of rich, level, valley land on Birmingham and Atlanta pike, St. Clair county, Ala; 400 acres ready for blow; 100000 feet timber being cut, net profit $6.50 per thousand. One 10-room, new residence; furnace heated; electric lights and water works in house; one new 5-room bun galow; one Broom cottage, one new, 2story barn with 50 stalls; large garage 14 tenant houses; personal property worth $3500; water fur nished by large creek; several fine springs; title fee simple; land under laid with red ore; price $25 per acre;
 would consider improved city prop
 erty as part payment A. B. Lonergan Realty Co, 1501-2 Jefferson Bank Bldg Main 753S. s-19-3t-su-tu-f
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

50 acres 10 miles north of court house, just this side of New Cas- ties; 40 acres in cultivation; good spring; fairly good. 4-room dwell- ing; also 4-room tenant house. barn and servants room; this is a fine truck farm and would make a splendid dairy: can sell for 5000; there is $500 mortgage at 611 per cent interest purchaser can assume, and will take city property worth s250O for the equity
 Connell- -Anglin-
 2026 Sd Ave.
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IONE CENT A WORD.
FOR RENT

RATES-One cent a word a day, nd. taken for less than 35c for first fnRer- ton. Cash must accompany order.
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ONE CENT 4 WORD
FOR RENT

RATES-One cent . word a day; no ad.
 taken for less than 25c for first fnxer- ti0p. Cash must accompany order.
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ONE CENT A WORD
FOR RENT

RATES--One cent a word days nO rd.
 taken fer less than 25c for first inser- ttOn. Cash must accompany order.
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TARRANT REALTY co. REAL ESTATE, RENTALS AND
 INSURANCE

ZlII Ihlrd Avenue 242O N. 22d ave, rooms, SIP 50. 2526 N. 22d ave, 5 rooms, $15. 3611 Ave. F, rooms, $17.50 1912 N. 18th st., rooms, $25. 217 N. 52d st., g rooms, $25. 2204 N. 3d ave, 8 rooms, S25. 714 N. 18th st., 26 rooms, $50, 6729 N. Sd ave-, rooms $30. 1205 N 32d st., rooms, $45. 3S1 N. 54th st., rooms. s23. Upstairs 2012 Ave. B, il rooms, $44. 18th st. and 18th ave, rooms, s2O. 612 s. 21st st., 4 rooms. $11. 1125 N. 11th st., rooms $50. S14 s. 18th st., rooms, SIS. SIS N. 22d st., 6 rooms $25. 1929 Ave, Fl, 5 rooms, $15 315 Spring st., rooms, s7. 124 N. 52d st., rooms, $17.50. 252 N. 9th ave, g rooms, $50. 1120 N. 32d st., rooms, $30. 1413 N. 31st st., ' rooms, $90. 70-acre farm Huffman road; good
 terms to desirable tenant. 10-acre truck farm near East Lake, with
 good house.
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ST. CLAIR COUNTY

FARMS.
 10 level acres, 151 miles from Whitney and two miles from Ashville, on county road, in good community; 75 acres in fine state of cultivation and ploWed for 1916 crop; 5000 dwelling: barn. poultry house. pasture and orchard; well with new pump; also two stock springs. I offer this fine level farm with all stock, tools, feed poultry and for possession at once for $4000 and terms of 5000 cash down, balance one, two and three years. It's perhaps the best fixed up farm in North St. Clair county. 20 acres in the edge of Ashville; new 5000 dwelling and new barn; part in fine state of cultiva- tion, balance woodland; located on rise overlooking town; it's about level; very handy to Ashville school and all churches; ideal for poultry, small farm ing and the like; possession at once Price, S1200 with terms. 120 level acres, 11a miles from Whitney, with railroad through same; small portion cleared; {; no buildings; good water and good land, free from rocks; will make good home or stock farm. Price, $500, on very easy terms. 240 acres on pike road, three miles from Ashville, in best com munity, h mile from school and church: 90 acres cultivated; 100 acres in woodland pasture broom finished house, tenant house, barn and good orchard; two wells and two fine brooks; rented for 1916, but for rents to go to buyer; a splendid farm at a bargain. Price, $15 per acre, on easy terms. Address Sid l.. Beason. Whitney Ala.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-03-19

Also desirable locations in the suburbs. For additional information concern ing above list, drop by our office or phone us.
 w. B. Leedy R. E. & I. Go.
 112 N. 21st St. Main 477s.
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INVESTMENTS

DO you want 12 per cent on your money7 I can guarantee this interest on amounts
 of 800 and upward running for one year or more. Full security on 50 per cent of value, local business. J. s. Clark. 1924 Jefferson Bank Bldg. S-1s-tf
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FOR RENT Southside


 In Glen Iris we have a beauti- full apartment, consisting of two bedrooms. enclosed sleeping porch, living room, dining room and kitchen; attractively decor ated throughout, with hardwood floors; steam heat, hot and cold water and janitor service fur nished; see about these; rent cheap.
 On Madison ave, near 18th st., we have 7-room home, bed rooms, attractively papered; gar age and servants house; exclu- sive location.
 3S71 Highland ave, rooms: will rent this house either furnished or unfurnished and will put in good condition from top to bot tom. See us for price. 2025 11th ave-, 10-room house, right at Five Points; dandy boarding and rooming house, $50. 1912 14th ave, modern 8-room house, in excellent location, $50. 1516 18th ave, modern 9-room furnace heated home, in good 1VAO ou ave. FnOneS o0S-S5y. 1929 10th ave-, modern 10-room house, furnace, $40.
 2013 Ave. H, good home, close to city, 8 rooms, $35.
 1213 Montgomery st., in Glen Iris, rooms, furnace. 1b27 18th st.. z rooms, modern, will paint, $32.50 1917 14th st., 8 rooms, modern, will put in good condition, $3o.
 Northside
 Cottages 615 23d st., rooms, modern, $50. 1131 18th st., Fountain Heights, modern, $25.
 1512 5th ave-, modern, rooms, $30
 2O23 9th ave, modern, rooms, $22.50
 Apartment on 24th st., between 10th and 11th ayes. with rooms, separate furnace to each apart ment. $22.5O.
 Lovely home in Norwood. con- sisting of rooms on 32d st., near boulevard, $45.oo. Mcconnell -Anglin- 2026 Sd ave Phones ss5-35s.
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FOR RENT FOR RENT

NORTHSlDE. s15.00-5 rooms, 1117 18th st. $l5.0o-9 rooms, 13H seth st s35 COS rooms, 607 18th st. $25 00-S rooms, 1908 12th ave. $50 COT rooms, 1121 18th st. slS 00--6 rooms. 1916 12tn ave. s1S.O0--6 rooms, 1920 18th ave, s11 150--4 rooms, 1527 18th st. $25. .0c-7 rooms. 1143 12th st. $25 .00--6 rooms, 1141 12th st. S12 50-5 rooms 1917 Bellevue ave. $12.50---5 rooms, 1924 18th st. 80 .00-9 rooms 1125 11th st. $15 .0O--5 rooms. S20 3d ave. s25. .00--7 rooms, 12O8 18th st. $25. 00-7 rooms, 1145 1th ave. $2C. 00-7 rooms, 1610 18th ave, SIS. 00--S rooms, 1926 Rush ave. SlS.00-5 rooms, 1881 Rush ave. $20. 0.O0--e rooms. 1131 11th ave. s20.00-7 rooms, 1619 Marshall ave. $22. .50-6 rooms, 1903 Marshall ave. $16.0O-5 rooms, 101S 18th st. $40 .00-9 rooms, 1869 7th ave. $35 .00-S rooms. 1415 Sth ave. $35 00--S rooms, 2S15 9th ave. $15. 00-6 rooms. 1902 18th ave. S2S. .oo-7 rooms, SIP 17th st. $1? .00-6 rooms, Ills 14th. s25 .00-8 rooms, 1707 14th ave. $30 .00-6 rooms and garage, 1330 Nolan ave. s37 .50-9 rooms and garage, 1901 31st st. 5.00-5 rooms, 1920 Allen st. $00 .00-6 rooms, 2020 14th ave. s15. .00-4 rooms, 1929 18th st. $50. .O0-1o rooms, 1224 12th ave. S20 .O0-5 rooms. 1916 Marshall ave. s2. .50-7 rooms, 1131 N. S1st st. $30.00-7 rooms and furnace, 1125 12th ave. SIS. .00-6 rooms, 1929 Rush ave. S22 .50-S rooms, 1726 4th ave. $35 .O0-9 rooms, 1920 9th ave. 80. .00-S rooms, 1505 12th ave.
 SOUTHSIDE. $70o0-8 rooms, 1921 18th st. $11.00-5 rooms, 35S1 Willow st. S25 00--7 rooms. 3007 Ave. H. $2S 00-6 rooms, 1113 Cullom st. S30 00-5 rooms, SO9 30th st. 80 0o-b rooms. s11 3Oth st. $40 00-8 rooms, 1409 18th st. s35 0o-8 rooms, 1611 18th ave s45. .00-S rooms, 1719 18th ave. s25 O0-8 rooms, 701 18th st. $11 00-5 rooms 606 32d st. $60 00-10 rooms, 1O51 18th st. S16.00-5 rooms, 501 2sth st. $S5 .00-8 rooms, 1427 16th ave. $40. 0o-20 rooms, 2171a 20th st. $16. .00-7 rooms, 727 18th st. $17.50-7 rooms, 704 18th st. s60.0o-12 rooms 10S0 18th st. S22 .50-6 rooms, 1127 Montgomery st. $40 O0-9 rooms, 9OS 18th st. s15. .O0-5 rooms, 917 Ave. G. sS6 .o0-S rooms, 1716 18th ave, S. $25. .O0-5 rooms, apartment, 1219 Ave. H. $25. .00-7 rooms, 1907 Ave. I. $45. .00-s rooms. 1912 14th ave. $25 .00-6 rooms, SN Georgia ave.
 WEST END. 2.5o4 rooms. 1421 Tate ave. SIP .50-4 rooms, 1924 Tate ave 7.50-6 rooms. 1880 N. 3d ave. S12.6o-5 rooms, 337 Powell st. s12.50-5 rooms, 1906 Lee ave- $12. .50-5 rooms 1925 Lee ave. S15. .0o-6 rooms, 1909 Cotton ave $15. .00-6 rooms, 2o4 Grady st. $15. 5.00-6 rooms, 1920 1st ave SIS. .00-6 rooms, 311 Pearl st. 5 rooms, 909 47th st.
 WOODLAwN $10. .00-6 rooms, 51O6 10th ave, N $20. .00-5 rooms, 5401 Sd ave, N SIS. .00-6 rooms, 216 N. 53d st. s15.0o-5 rooms, 528 N filth st. $15. 0O-5 rooms, 5616 1st ave, N. s22 .50-10 rooms, 513S Grand ave. $25. .00-6 rooms, 1928 1st ave. BETHEA REAL ESTATE
 & INSURANCE CO.
 Phone 116. 2o27 Sd Ave.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-03-19

FOR RENT-Two-story, S-room house, 1900 11th ave, N. Two bathrooms, two sinks and tanks. Suitable for two fami- lies. Call Owner, Main 5332. WELLINGS FOR RENT NOW AND
 APRIL 1ST.
 NORTHSTDE
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FOR RENT NOrthSide


 Broom cottage, newly papered and painted, modern in every way except furnace. walking distance, $25. Broom house, close in; will put $35; good opportunity for room ing house.
 SOuthSide Broom apartment, walking dis tance. car line and bus line, $25. 14room house, bedrooms and sleeping porch downstairs, also bath. kitchen. reception hall, dining room and parlor; bed rooms and bath upstairs and 6 finished rooms in basement; req sonably good walking distance; best proposition for boarding and rooming in the city; formerly rented for $50. It is in splendid condition and can be rented by reliable tenant for $35. 5-room cottage, 2603 Ave. G; electric lights, bath, gas (and water furnished), $15. 7-room dwelling. walking dis tance. good condition, we'll suited for two families. facing south. good lawn and garden (water furnished). $25.
 West End Groom bungalow. 2 blocks of car, large lot, modern in every way except furnace: the best bargain in the city for the money. $16..
 5-room cottage. electric lights. bath, newly papered. close to car and school, fine garden and chicken lot, $10.
 WoOdlawn 5-room cottage. l block of car, lights, bath. gas; will repaper entirely and rent to dependable tenant at $15.
 Groom bungalow, almost brand new. in fine condition, has beam ceilings. elegant electric fixtures, hardwood floors. in the best sec- tion of the suburb. block of East Lake line, $23.50. If you have not signed lease. call us and let us show you be- fore you rent-it will be to your interest
 Realty 6
 Insurance Go. 2O14 1st Ave. Phone Main S4.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-03-19

FOR SALE-1614 acres land in Dallas and Wilcox counties, Alabama, on railroad, one mile east of Minter, 20 miles from Selma; plenty of cleared land (lime- stone), suitable for grain and cattle farm; will sell at a bargain and on very reasonable terms. For particulars write Chas. w. Gold, Greensboro, N. c.
 3-1q-5t- -eO6
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FOR RENT

TOR RENT--Choice Groom cottage, 2s20
 9th aye: modern cottage, 1916 N. 18th Aiot; rooms. 2216 Sd ave- and others. 7 AiI moderate rent. H. D. Smith. 200
 Hood Bldg. S-l7-st