The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-12

without having to move the house further back on the lot.
 All of the emergency houses are being built thirty-five feet from the sidewalk so as to allow plenty of room for the ad- dition of as many more rooms as may be planned
 When the emergency home and the full size lots, 5cxlO feet, are sold to a per son, the complete blue prints and plans for enfarging the house into a six or seyen-room cottage goes along with the sale.
 Any additions that are made will mean no loss on the investment made in the original emergency home. When the house is enlarged three windows are changed into doors. One window and one door and the partition between the old living room becomes the new dining room when the additions are made
 The roof of the emergency home is built so that it can be raised without the slightest trouble, and the new roof when the additions are made. can be attached so that it will be impossible to tell any difference.
 A large closet is built in the bedroom of the emergency house, and this. when the new additions are made. is used as a connecting door between the two bed- rooms. The front porch on the new emergency home, is six feet wide by six teen feet long. When the additions are made the porch will be extended around one side of the house, and opening into one of the new bedrooms, thus giving two entrances into the house and at the same time some part of the porch win be shady throughout the entire day.
 All of the lumber used in the cot tages is of the best grade of Estes lum- Der. The floors are made of an extra grade of No. 2 flooring. All of the rooms have been plastered and papered. The interior woodwork is of an extra quality of No. yellow pine, and both the floor ing and the interior woodwork have been stained to match.
 Electric lights are in every room and pipes have been laid and are ready for connecting with the stoves. A sanitary dry closet is at the back of each of the lots.
 Beverly Place, where all of the new emergency homes are being constructed, is just three blocks from Beverly station. or the West End street car line. They are also only about two blocks from the BeSsemer pike and not quite three blocks from the site for the new school house.
 Mcconnell, Anglin & White announces the commencement of construction on four stores and six or eight residences on the southwest corner of Thirteenth street and Eleventh avenue north. The
 
 and the residences of frame structure, The corner store of these has already been leased to Hill Grocery Company.
 This firm also announces they have leased 6879 South Twentieth street to the Globe Dry Cleaning Company for a long period of years. This firm is to enlarge and improve these quarters and move their entire plant from the pres ent Avenue F quarters.
 ha oh al ing of lease on 2121 Third avenue. now occupied by s. & II. Trading Stamp Company. with Mathis Smith, new real estate firm.
 Mcconnell, Anglin & White an nounce through J. W. Mccoy, sales man, the following sales:
 R. E. Coleman to Harry A. Seamon, 1928 Portland street $12.e60
 J. W. Ager to John Cruse, 2529 Nor wood Boulevard. s10,000.
 Mrs. H. L. Binder to w. B Wallace, 1926 North Twenty-sixth street, .$15, coo
 Mrs Cox to MT Long, 2sl4 Highland avenue, s1s5oo
 F. Collins to Mr. oyerton, Norwood residence. s1S,5oo.
 A. C.. Montgomery Co. announce the sale of several lots during the past week and report the best week in sales during, the past flew weeks
 ". B. L.eedy & Co. announce they. have two large leases on downtown properties pending
 It Is announced that four new real estate firms will enter business dur ing the next few days.
 Courtney S. Henley and g. P. Spurg- con, it is understood. will announce opening of an office in the next few days James A. Pratt announces the opening of business by himself and a partner in a few days. John Marks Harold NJ. Henderson and Nat Barker have announced their location in the Steiner building, while Messers. Smith & Mathis announce their location as 2121 Third avenue,