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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-25
c. W. McGinnis, LansdaIc, Pa.


OAK TNEK-RrcTrARDsONs COMFY
HOMES
Nine rooms bath. pantry laundry yrdfor
heat; 80 fnot Of wido porchcs. garage. lot
g3T fcot front. 5000
Eight rooms. sun porch, den, bal0 linen
and trunk closets, heat; lot 2na taDt front
Quilt Of hollow tile slate roof; p-t~a $500
Seven rooms heat bath, FrenrN pEudoWs
leading from living room and dining room to
a large DorCg. buI' Of hollow tile With slate
roof; on a lot 80 foct front by @OG fcer deep
price $4,000
These homes aro now ready for occu.
pancy. I am always buildns oak Park
has an altitude OF nearIy 500 feet Two
trolley stops - minutes from Pnllo.. 90
steam trains 4 day
Inspection by appointment
HAIRY RlIHARD~DS
100 Susquehanna ave Iansdale. Pa
I.AwNDALT - 1928 Co'tnau 81, artistic.
built bungalow, large lot 5oNlO7 can b"
bought right.
Jmmediato uosscss.on: ~ stories. main
street; lot lOO>2O0; pri~r $500.
seven rooms and bath, modern: >! fruit trees,
chicken house: LOT JONigG' price 10000
RRENTRAGER BROS
RISING 81 y AND COTTMAN ST
FOX CHASE sos
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REAL E3TATE-sALE OR RENT

40 MONEY required II ground is improved,
term Lease; lot ".uN3d0, opposite Prnnsyf-
vania Railroad freight station. 3Oth and oak
ford SITS lW. Washington ave. }; has 3 fronis.
all muniCipal improvements made; s.IHbia
for warehouse or factory site. Apply any
krgkeT or emil; GuENTHER, 10Th and
Grays Ferry road. 80 .'-E-r
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SPRING LAKE FARM

lix3U. upcn freplac" Ming room IGxaO. /
bedrooms. bath, cic.. largo porchoa over.
looking lakc l25AlIo; orchard. timber tract;
large stone barn fUr 20 head: near > rail
road stations; 20 mr'r" north OF PhIadcl-
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EENNSYLyANIA FARMS
STOCK EARN

NTUVh FARM
40 acres: 30 minutes from Philadelphia CIT,
Hall br trdiu or motor: large stone Colonia
hot-watcr heat and oil modern improve
ments. surrounded by old SHADE: " fine, large
modern barns. " good-s!2cd tenant houses ant
small tenant house: . springhuuses poultry
houses, hoEhouses, iCehousc, clubhouse etc
all buildings in fno order; oNCelIant uualIt,
Cf land: extensive meadows with runnin,
stream ,ara", ono1Sh for boating and bath
ing; railroad station on farm. good roads
near GOOD schools aud w",l-known fox.huni
ing. club and Golf club: anpIo orchard; wou',
lLLL q do hln Aa ~, n LDr.L hrnnALt,r f.r
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SUBURBAN

sEvBN-RooM HOUSE, with outkitchen
cellar and attic. stable and garage,
story. good ST tbstantial factory building.
acre and 100 perches OF land cost $500;
was offered $500; what will YOU give?
selling. HENRY II FRICk. Colmar. Pa.
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FORT WASHINGTON

urAuTIFUL 11.room house. corneri lot 15Ox
2boi a,story barn; win accommodate 3
~ on Reading Main Line; price $4,000
Nv HEKp Spruce $3.50.
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NARBERTH

NARBERTII-Desirab new residence. ~
. : rooms. center ball: stone stuCco. price
100000. Harry q. q. williams go walnut.
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STRAFFORD

on MAIN LINE--Beautful home all that
$40, 900 demands; 3la acres lawn reCiTic
lights, hot water heat; garage with mans
room; near both railways and Tanraste =
pike. howard H. WILSON & co aIaa
Germantown ave.
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FERN ROCK

A YERFECTLY unique home: alone: 10
rccms. long porch, h.-w, heat: fine large
yardep; I square from trolley. HOPE Sr.
lfFtNTRAL T-Tuom store aud dwelling. ga
rAEe; prom, cor. easy terms. HOPE. Sr
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MOOREsTOwN
wILLIAMsTOwN
NEW JERSEY-SEAsHoRE

y ATLANTIC CITY AND vENTNOR
| Furnished cottages and apartments
- Month. season and year.
ANERSTtCK,
- a 5000 ATLANTIC AVE.
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OVERLOOK HOMES

Sl2, 900 TO 10000
we arn offering n number Of modern homo q
IN "Overbrook Farms and the Over
brook Section thoroughly up 10 date with
. or baths some with garages; we con.
sidor. them tho best values now being offered.
, CHARLES J. HOOD & co.
MORRIS RI.DG lIol CIIEGrN,I.1- IT
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SOUTH ARDMORE

S1(NM SEMIDETACHED dwelling, ron
~'NSo tanning electric light aud bnt
water heat, strictly modern throughout: IN
excellent condition and location. ~
WILLIAM J. OFT, Brookliuc Pa
Phone, Llanerch 293.
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ATL,NTIC CITY
EARNiS

ATLANTIS CITY. 30 Pacific avo-sixteei
rooms. hOt-water heat electric light; pos
session. NORRELL 555 N. nth.
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SOOo--SlNGLE. N-rgom DWELLING ali con.
VeniPuCss: lot inNl5n
RENNlNGER & RENNLNGER. Gl,ns.d~ "a
NEW 3-siorv lu.room dwelling. open r..
place; hardwood Npore. garage: rcar r.. ..
end TROLLEY. Pho. OWNmr. OEOuia glI y
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ST. DAYIDs
NEW JEREY-suBURBAN


lot 1ooxi75 f.; price 5000: owner ieaSin,
the state. 4, Q. wdener. Ashland. N. 7.
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Observation-Disclosures
PESFTRLD

b Z.UN) DETACHED, HOLLOW TIT r.
- and Stucco residence. with gar
seen 70 be appreciated. ''''' o'
WILLIAM J. OFT, HROOKLlNE, PA
Phone I.lanerCh ng3 50
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{ YNW ND
DARBY
ELKINS PARK

STORY = stone housci ! square to
!. station; very attractive; II rooms, large
living room, open fireplace, hardwood fioors.
room for garage, price $4,000
VIM. r. r. ROBERTS & son. Glenside. Pa
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-17

Debil Y su ORGANISING profunda-
mente d%ebilitado? Sc sientc cansa-
do. irritado. descontento Y en- condl-
clones lamentables? Esta listed del
gado, palido, anemico' Y su sangre
no es completamente roja? Su ape
tito es pobre, esta extrenido, eructa
despues de conner, tiene nal alien
to? Sc siente p~erezoso, y sin ener
gia para el trabajo? 81 TODD este
siente listed, debe tomar Immediate
mente NUGA TONE. Este gran re-
medic cura todos esos males Y hace
a los hombres Y a las mujeres n
V ~vigorosos. lie dara a listed nueva
vida. nuevos impulses V nuevas es-
peranzas. NUGA TONE crea sangre
RIGA. roja. Y vigoriza sus nervios-
Corte este aviso, llevelo a cualquier
Botica V compre I'm fr3sco de Nuga
Tone. tomelo algunos dias y 81 no
Sc siente mejor, devuelva 10 que lie
quede del frasco y pida al Boticario
Ia devolucion de su oinero.
Druggist: You can get Nuga Tone
from your jobber or from the Natio
nal Laboratory, 537 S. Dearborn St.
Chicago. Absolutely guaranteed. Re-
tail price 81. 90.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-17
Ell Is ~ANlVERSARIO DE
Ia

Al cumplirse veinticinco mos de In
coronation. en- medic de Il paz actual
que d!sfruta Mexico, Sc han ~celebrado
con e~splendor igual o superior a las
fiestas de Ia coronation, las d de
plata de magno suceso. Tambien aho-
ra han c~oncurrido prelados de Norte.
Centre V Sur America. Entire los qde
fueron de los Esta6os Cnidos Sc ha-
Ian eI obispo de San AIonio. Mons.
Drcsaerts, V Ell anterior obispo de
esta. ciudad V hoy arzobispo de Nuevo
Orleans. Mons. Shaw.
Y hoy tambien gohierna IA Repuhli-
ca IN rresidente indio. que ha sab!do
hacer a paZ en- pocos meses' deSpues
de una ~revuelta de lie amos: d. Ado!-
70 &c Ia Huerta.
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listed Nervioso?

RodoIfo
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-17

Ven: II caliada uoche Sc aproX!ma.
81 rojo sol no enciende Ia Alpuzarra,
Va palpita Ia sstrella vespertina
Y canta en- ell barrarco Ia cigarra.
duerme ell viento en- la arbo:eta
~ioscura
pabcntn de los placidos senderos
y entire II rama de -igsntc altlra.
las frases que te lice mi tecnur"
!as trinan en- sus nidos los jiiGucros.
Ven. Y sigamos e. sendero agreste
que atn gu2rda unidas nuestras pro-
tpias hue!laS
que ha besado las orlas de III veste
:Es temple del Amor, Con luz celeste,
10 iluminan temb!ando las cstrellas.
No tardes. del encanto que te asombra
es bora va: la trsmuIa cnrramada
con voz de orgullo sin cesar te nombra
y es que hay almas ocultas en- Ia
(sombra
que espevan impacientes Ia llesada
En;remos al Alcdzar. frente al muro.
que ensuirnalda muslimica leyenda
prouunCia las palabraS del cJnjuro:
'-Te quiero con el alma, tc 10 jUro
y te doy este beso como brenda
y III voz de passion e~xtremecida
lara entregarse a Ia morisca Sombra
Surgirau los eSpiritus dormidoS.
como duermen las aves en- sus nidoS
entire los arabescos de "a .Alhambra.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-17
Ell CANARIC Y LOS GORRlONES

En- IN alamo frondosn
Vive I'm cantor prodigioSC
~prendado de aquel c2nariu
que IS ademds muy p~reCiOso.
IL reSplandor matuuno
lama FL mas brillante trino.
= aIn hace s~orjeos Graciosos
4 los rayoS tembloro>os
del lucero v~eSpe-tirO
Pero q muSico selecto
es. nor ~deSgracia. imperfecto.
tierc uua ala mas pequena,
paGcce. Cuando cnsena
en- 81 vuclo su defecto.
I'm las ima inp.c,;::t:Is
oven >uS lindaS SoNltas
IanumarableS "orrioneS
y enSaran pobrcs cancioncs
Y mas pobres SerenataS.
FL emurho tom"rtrin
De imitar Il alael canariC
a los SogricneS inc!tI;
pe-o q serio. no Sc imita.
que sea innate - n~ecesario.
C~onocleudo Su impottnciu
Dicrieu tuioS H. p~aCienCit
Y diccn -Si no caNJar
podremoS tai NcZ volar
con SIT ~srac!oSa indolencIa.
.AunQUc 81 nosici"n muy maIa
en"oceu tcdCS Ina aka
Y 50 laEZan al eSpacio.
volando nal J deSpaciO
de II que hacen muchI gala.
liza le imitamos..-dccian
y otra coSa no ve!an
los tranSeuHteS abSurto>
que gcrrioneS ancortoS
que haldados parec'sn.
Del genio a los resplandoreS
trotan Glen imiiadores:
siendo ana Su porfia.
dan siempre en- Il tonterfa
de cop.arlc suS errOreS.
Aureiia Castillo de Gonzalez.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-17
Nj IA ~TEMPESTAO

;Amo u tempestad: Odio la calma
que ~enloquecc q egpiritu Y Ia idea.
Jamas osara codiciar IA palma
quien Sc moStr6 coharde en- la pelea.
Ruja IA tcmpestad. sobrc mi frente,
raca impossible do 81 tenor no anlda:
= IA luz del relampaGo f"lSentc
iluminc Ia nochc &c mi vida.
;Ven=a IN tempestad. fuerza divina
impcIe a mi alma a remontar el vuelo
v a despreCiar Ia Cumbre q Sc cmpina
hajo q azul csplGndido del cielo.
La flor dc Ia esperanza solo GREECE
en- los iard:nes que el dolor fecuno't;
mas vivido q diamante rcsplandcce
en- medic del carbon que 10 circunda.
Mi cSpiritu rchelde : altanero
solo alienta on Ia lucha por Ia gloria:
tiene Ia couSistcncia del acerc.
y 81 mdgico esplendor dc Ia victoria,
Eo-entino SUSTOS {
(Colombiapo(
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-17
DE- HAN a. ADMISSION

DIR. JUAN A. ADHESION
G-aduady - no de los mas antiques y nc;o-es Colt
rios Msdico, a Aaeriea, en- Ia New York Fost Graduate
Scbool. c. ,uaGo en- Farmae:a en- n "PeEeliniea do
Sr.ya Yo-k".-posee certificates del "Charngton Cross
Hospital dc loa!-cs. lngater-a; Hospital General de Ber-
lin. Alemania Hospital d. IA Universidad. Paris. Fr7neia.
Tirne licencia con.orme a ia Ley para praeticar Medieina
Fn-naei, en- ,sic ) o-rcs Es;ados. E@2ercnc!s en- !s
uospitales de !os EstRdos Unidos. 1nE!aterEa. Eraneia !
ALsmania.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-17
LA VIRGEN DE GUADALU-
Pc EN- LA HISTORlA
DE MEXICO
Su Aparici6n, Su Coronation
(Viene de Ia Paa. g.


solemnc. Los arzobispos de MeN'c" '
de M~ichoacan. deSp9lah0ose "e H"S
ricas cusullaS subieron al tablado pre-
| parade IA cfecto y pusieron Ia corona
| sobrc las sienes de "a Guada.upana
= Ia multitud que Sc hallaba reun!ua
en- 81 temple prorrumpi6 en- aplausos
estcrtorclS Y ell VivaS cntusiaStaS' y
continuation todos los p~relados pre-
| sentes~ depositaron sus mitras : bdc8l.oS
= los pies del altar EN- sehal de Fasa!'a
ie.
Por n tarde Sc VERTIGO otFa ccre-
| monia en- la cue cl z. Plancarte. que
babia sid5 a alma de Ia obra dc ia
~rororaciIu lev6 81 sermon Tue dchcria
bahor prcdicado e. obiSpO dc lucatan,
| Mons. Garlic y Ancona. que no PUG"
rorc,rrir = las ficstas dc la corona
CHM
Is sirnificativo nue Ia c~ororucijn de
! T.. y;ro.u ;,dia 50 hava llevaGo 4 ca
r rohorr,rdo Ia Eepublica McXicana
49,, p-o.iGor-c do oric.n indiu, pucS
=, ro,o~oI Dl,z or, dc raZa Zapoteca,
$ .lo'n =, arn,;diTcasis do Mexico un
..ht.oo i,d;o como 81 Sr, Alarc6n.
",| =, eor,,6r es,uyiera encomenda
-. rr,n ,rodor. indio. como cl
oh+sno IL ync,tan.
49,. .,,o,i,s o~ytrarieras celehr..-
-: Ea..,s ., To-: dias dol mes
'oN co.. u /, yirger do Guadalupe
80 o1r,. 50 nredic6 ca los idiomas
' ooIonias ruos 4 ,as fiestas
-. como va diiiu7os. rrclados
a.. ,I,. a,r.as dni m,In5n.
-, a~",ohisno Iahasrid1. Due flj uno
!"1la.o. do !, ~coronaci6n V
VIZ ou.o,-or !, rcroraciIn del san
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-17
La L@venda del Bes0

Ese allegro murmullo que Sc acerca
detras de los floridos arrayanes
del rico eStanque perfumada cerca
es que agitan las ondas de la alberca
de Zoraya y de Fatima los mares,
Sacuden al surgir las crenchas frondas
aureos velos de espaldas de ~alabastro
Y del estanque en- las resueltaS ondas
espejo de los cielos y las frondas
es flor de luz ante el ramaje ell astro.
Francisco \. de ICAZA.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-17
Ell MCCHACHO Y Ell CRYSTAL

Cleric pillo callejero
de cara desrergonZada
romp:J de una gran peGraGa
IN hermoSo reverbero.
Mas no emprendi6 e. majadero
bastante a tempo IL hulda,
y recibi6 grave herida
lie puntiagUdo CRYSTAL.
y es que cast Slempre el NAL
vuelve al punto de partlda.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-17
Il
Ia VAcA Y LA ~LocoMoTORA

Entire los rails de IN CImino
paciendo yerba meZQu,na
una vaca descuidada
3ada eScucha, NADIA mira.
Rapida locomotora
a aquel sitio sc aproXima
anunciando su carrera
81 vapor potente silba.
Huge Ia raca espantada:
mas Va el monstruo eStaba encima
las patas posteriores
Leja a IL incauta hecha lriZas.
= Horrible locorlotora!
convulsa V furioSa grit&i ;
,.Ahortc de los inf:erncS,
que e. inferno te maldiga'-
No en- la pereza te duermas'
porque el tempo viene aprisa.
Y arrolla con ciego impulse
al que atado no te mira.
Aurelia Castillo de GonEaie@.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-17
:OUE ES FL NiNO:

E.S un future >oldadn
del rrocresu = ic In historic.
en- Quien tendra fuerza Y gloria
n familia Y Ell E.stado.
No dejsis que deSarmado
lie amor. : dc luz de>nUdo.
entire en 81 combate rudo.
dadle Ia ciencia por guia
II virtud por companera
Y Ia honradez por escudo.
RodoIfo MENENDEZ
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-08
AUTOMOBILES
THINK

Every time you think automobiles think of Burns Bros.
 We do sell good used cars at rock-bottom prices.
 Brand new Franklin; $500 off list.
 Brand new Oakland; $400 off list.
 Twin Six Packard; $4,000 off list. Cadillac Eight, S2,000 off list.
 Chandler; S40O off list. Overland; $500 off list. Two Fords.
 Two Bucks.
 Do not lose sight of the fact that when you buy a powerful, economical, lightweight Chandler Six you have bought a car that has a fine sec ond-hand car value. BURNS BROS. Chandler and Cleveland
 State Distributors
 407 s. 21st St.
 Main 8024.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-08
AUTOMOBILES
UTOMOBTLEs FOR SALE
USED CARS FROM 20% TO 300o OFF

INOn AO7O 1O oO1O UT Every customer tells us that we have the cheapest Used Cars in town. Let us price them to you. You can't help but buy. Each and every car in the Pink of Condi- tion; motors overhauled, new tops, good tires, brakes refined; in fact, ev- cry detail is right. To see is to buy. All late models, and worth from $200 to . $500 more than we are ask ing.
 FORD CUT-DOWN-Bosch magneto, Rayfield carbu- retor, classy body, top and windshield.
 SCRIPPS-BOOTH = Road- ster, 1920 model, perfect mechanically; will paint to suit; $500 off list. SCRIPPS-BOOTH = Tour ing, 1919 model; driven 4,500 miles; new set of tires; car looks like new. FORD-Touring, 1917 mod el; brand new tires all around; better buy quickl S325 off list.
 RESELL KAR-Touring, 1918 model; dirt cheap. DODGE = Roadster, 1918 model; best buy in town; new paint, new top, two new cord tries; $575 off list.
 WHITMAN-FLOYD
 MOTOR co.
 Ave c. At 20th St., s.
 NGo..a 1O11 OEE1
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-08

CHEVROLET - 1918 model, touring; equipped with new tires; mechanical parts have been thoroughly gone over and overhauled; is in perfect con dition; real good buy at only SASS; terms. Edwards Motor Co.,, 21S s. 21st st. Main 404o.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-08

once, 5000 persons, men or women. who desire to participate in fortune; send $10 each to me here in Fort Worth now for the pur- pose of investing in and buying up some splendid oil leases and oil prop critics scientifically distributed throughout the various fields. l mean it. I know where we can get in on some real money makers. which, in my own mind, l am convinced will make a fortune for us. My plan is half the profits to you and half to me, and 1 will put other money in along with yours. l keep working un- til l win big for you and all. No matter where you live your interests will always be looked after by me. l guarantee you an honest effort to pay you 1000 for l this year; l also guarantee you an honest run for your money, a square ueaI to all. Your money cheerfully and promptly re- funded if you ask it back after you receive your certificate and full de- tails, but this requires quick action. Put bet on yourself, get in another class; s10 may make you $1O,000-- try 1t out--today. Address with re- mittance, J. F. Pope, Trustee, Petro- leum Investment Trust, 12021s Main st, Forst Worth. Tex.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-08
LIE? SEE WHAT AGE-HERALD WANT ADS OFFER
AUTOMOBILES
sUToM0BILEs FOR SALE
FEDERAL

1 1-2-ton size; newly painted; equipped with , new solid tires all around. Truck has been thorough ly overhauled and ready to give hard daily service, taking your loads there and getting you back. Up to our standard for de- portability and value; $475 cash and balance monthly makes this truck yours. This truck can be made to pay for itself.
 CONSOLIDATED
 MOTOR co.
 2301 1st Ave. Main 4315.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-08
EMPLOYMENT
FINANCIAL
BTsINEss oPPoRTuSITIEs


 WANTED-At once 5000 persons, men or women. who desire to participate In fortune; send s10 each to me here in Fort Worth now for the pur- pose Of investing in and buying up some splendid oil leases and oil prop erues, scientifically distributed throughout the various fields. I mean It. l know where we can get in on some real money makers which, in my own mind, l am convinced will make fortune for us. My plan is half the profits to you and half to me- and l will put other money in along with yours. I keep working un- til I win big for you and all No matter where you live your interests will always be looked after by me l guarantee you an honest effort to pay you 1000 for l this year; I also guarantee you an honest run for your money, a square deal to all Your money cheerfully and promptly rel funded if you ask it back after you receive your certificate and full de ] tails, but this requires quick action. Put bet on yourself, get in another class; $10 may make you $10,00O- try it out-today. Address with re - mittance, J. E. Pope. Trustee Petro- leum Investment Trust, 12021a Main st., Forst Worth, Tex.
 BOOMING HOUSE AND PROPERTY 6S4-Northside; good location; 1z rooms; 3 double servant houses of 10 rooms; paying business; rooms filled with gentlemen boarderu ;| everything goes, including business, buildings, lots, etc; only $500 casf| required, balance $75 per mont with interest at per cent per an mum; this is wonderful snap forl any man or woman. Ask for A. B.l Cook, with Sou. Business Exchssn gel I 507-60S Empire Bldg Main Ssa6 ATTENTION STOCK SALESMEN-So per cent commission: new deal in oil i; can be sold in any state: no permit rel quired; leasing; caseinghead gas andl skimming plants; leads furnished Write. wire or come. Col. H. " Johnson, Rooml 22. Odd Fellows Bldg, Memphis, Tenn. FOR SALE-Drug stores everywherel all prices and terms. For bargains| and full information call or write| National Trading Co. 1714 Sd avel Birmingham, Ala. GROCERIES OR LINCHROOMS-A l over Birmingham district and Ala-| bsma paying businesses we hayeI personally inspected. thus affording| you perfect safety in going in busi- ness fer yourself. Why work for al salary when you can become lnde il pendent? Business Exchange, Exclu-| sive selling Agents. 5o7-5os Empire| Bldg, 1st ave. and 20th, st. Phone Main s696. "150 BUSINESS OPENINGS In Georgia Alabama and Florida; write for cur| new list today Lightfoo.s. North Pryor st.. Atlanta. Ga,
 BONDING 59 Do~lc When in trouble we will go you DOllOS bond. J. Morgan Flowers ( Co., ] 1917 Jefferscn Go. Bank Bldg. M 202-los9
 INSURANCE 6U|
 PEGRAM & MEADE. sos 18th st., Ensley. Sec us for al kinds of insurance. REAL ESTATE; I.s.jIhANCE-ts your property insured against fire? If not call us immediately. Allison McAdory. Phone Main 2S19 400 Empire Bldg
 FOR FIRE and automobile insurancel real estate and rentals see J. Win4 ston. Main S693
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-08

FORD SEDAN--Practically new, euip- ped with Ford electric starter, wire wheels. non-skid tires all around; an opportunity to save about $200 on this type Of car; just taken in: will go quick. Terms to reliable people. BrownelI Auto Co, Inc. S2e s. 2lst st. Main 6S30.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-08

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 STOLEN FROM IN FRONT OF PIZl1Z SAT .URDAY AFTERNOON ABOUT 5:30, PIERCE BI- CYCLE; DARK R E D FRAME; TROXEL SEAT, RUBBER GRIPS; NO. 300947; LIBERAL RE- WARD FOR RETURN OR INFORMATION LEAD ING TO RECOVERY. MAIN 4900. AGE-RER- ALD.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-08

WANTED-ciean-cu az gressive men: we can put into your hands the strongest dividend payinR proposition ever offered to the public. furnishing you with direct leAds Apply uvufn sIs Lyric Es5G.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-08

SALESMEN for staple food; headquar- ters respectively Montgomery. Anhis- ton. Dothan. Mobile and Meridian: of fers experienced roas men OF. high character. who have successful record of sales to retail grocers in desired territory. unusual opportunity to per- manently connect with long estab- lished, high-grade manufacturers: confidential. Address S-s5. care Age Herald.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-08
WANTED - Concrete fin isher. Apply MT. Dietz, Preston Motors Corpora tion.

STENOG man stenog- rapher wanted by large coal com pany; must be experienced: also neces- sary to be able to do some invoice work; excellent place for young man who is looking for a future. 22lS Jeff ferson County Bank Bldg.
 WANTED-A No. 1 slave mill man; must understand filing and keeping up drum saws and other machinery about stave mill; must know his business and be a hustler; none other need apply. Write or wire me quick if you want the job Will pay the right price for right man. C. w. Carter, Adel. Ga.
 WANTED-Bicycle repairman. one fa- miliar with motorcycles preferred; write or wire. stating experience and salary expected. May & Green. 20 Commerce st., Montgomery, Ala. STOCK CLERK wanted by whosesale house; prefer young man who has had experience in keeping stock records: must write neat hand and be good in figures. s2ls Jefferson County Bank Bldg.
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-08

WANIED-AT ONCE, s STEEL 7GANG MEN ON LOGGING ROAD. A PER
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-08

RECEIVED our last ship ment of white and speckled 1 peas for seed; prices right. V. w. Wood & Co.,, 2400 2d ave. Main 6091.
 LADIES' TAILORING-Men' shirts made to ordera all kinds of alterations made. Sl4 Farley Bldg.
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