The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-01
The Exchange Corner

Wanted, to exchange a. pretty doll, 23 inches long and IT inches in the waist. and with real hair. I want to swap this for a little puppy: would like bull puppy. Kitty Barrett, l Telephone Main 1171.
 I am too big to wear Buster Brown collars. and I have a whole | dozen. and some of them have not 1 been worn a bit I will give these to any boy who wants them. Ad- dress Aunt Ann and she will tell me you want the collars. and I will bring them right then.
 1 Who wants a story book? I have | one l will exchange for something. I can think of lot of things want, and if you'll tell me what you | have, we can come to some decis- | ion. George Necker, Care Aunt Ann. I will swap doll for something else. Write me what you have. care 1 of Aunt Ann. I want something for girl. Elaine Horan, Care Aunt Ann.
 | George Benton of Henley school, | has a book he wants to exchange for something else. Write Aunt Ann and she will get the letter to him. AL f ways give your address and tele- phone number when you send in your letters about any exchange ad.
 I have little 1O-cent ring I wear. want something else for 1t. Can i you give me something? Edith Klu- 1 ger. Care Aunt Ann.
 | wanted-To exchange a bulldog, 1 year old, for something just as good. What have you got? Grover Met calf, care Aunt Ann,, Age Herald. | have a nice toy automobile and am tired of playing with it and want some thing else now. If you haven't | got an automobile, what will you give me in exchange for mine? l am in the fourth grade A, and Aunt Ann | will get the letter and tell me- Godfrey Glenn, Henley School.
 This is John Nicholson, and I have a story book I would like to swap for something that is nice. want to hear from lots of people. Address, care Aunt Ann. | have a doll, and I will give 1t to some little girl for something else just as sweet. Make me an offer. Ethel Weber, care Aunt Ann.
 Nobody has written me one word | about the rooster l want to swap He is a young rooster and can crow fine. He has hoarse crow. and IS going to make a fine man. He sleeps l in a tree, and sometimes he goes so sound asleep he falls out or some hen pushes him off the limb. lsn | that mean? And then l go out ana get him and put him back to bed. He is Plymouth Rock and his naMe IS Bob. I hate to swap him but want A hen. Any kind of hen will do. George Reed, care Aunt Ann.
 l had a billy goat to swap, ana they went and sold 1t. Now 1 haven't got anything to swap but pocket comb and a silk handkerchief and necktie somebody gave me. which does not look nice with my brown suit. It ought to be some other color but it's blue. Have you got anything that I could get with these? Respectfully.
 BON WILLIAMS.
 Care of Aunt Ann. | I have a cat who would catch the rats at your house if you need cat I will exchange something for 1t if you have anything you want to swap MAE CHIN, Care Aunt Ann. l regular sixth grade book for ex- | change Aunt Ann knows what book it Is. I will exchange for something else. PAUL CULLEY. | I wish I had a nice little canary birds don't know how to get one
 but maybe you can tell me the way. I'd just do anything for you if there was anything I could do. MAYBELLE JOHNSON, l q Care Aunt Ann. | All these children have books for exchange. If you will phone Aunt Ann, care Age-Herald, she can tell you what books they are. Maybe you could use them. The children who own them and> >woh want to ex- change are: Philip Kalski. Joe Blum in, Bertha Dembowitz. Edith Berk- | owitz Rachel Fox. John Hopping, Joe Daneberg, Andrew Fully. and Nora Lee Gunnels.
 I have paint Box and two books, "The Adventures of Schoolboys" and The Adventures of Buster Bear" and a nice painting book. l heard that a little boy had a bulldog one year l old. and I would swap him the paint