The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-05-18

The confidence and love of my
friends is why l hustle and smile" is
the terse, clever way that Harry G.
Goodman, whose name stands at the
head of the Goodman Transfer and
Warehouse company, explains his un-
failing good humoran energy.
It's good recipe for anybody TO
follow, but in order to follow it, a
man must first qualify as Harry G..
Goodman has, with his friends, before
he can win their condolences and love.
That this successful young man has
cone 1t, is an undisputed fact, for from
the time he was mere youngster and
sold newspapers on the streets of Bir-
bingham, carrying the IL & N shop
route among others. for "The Ledger
lie has had high standard and has
lived up to It. ~
Born on April, the twenty in
1885, in Nashville, Tennessee Mr. Good
nan attended the public schools of that
city and afterward, he attended Howard
college for one term, later launching
out into the business world
The Goodman Transfer and Ware
house company was established in the
year 1920, the nature of the business
being Just what it's name indicates
warehousing and hauling" in other
words. moving household goods. dis
.Iiputing local and carload freight
When asked what had been the mol.
ICY Of the Goodman Warehouse and
transfer company which has done as
n,ucn LOT us success as any other ons
tning, Mr.. Goodman readily answers.
nina, courteous treatment honesty
OF purpose; close concentration of min,
or oetails. and the satisfied customer I,
the Goodman Warehouse and Trans
Ter company holds this motto hefora
I'm In business and with such a stand
ara u would be difficult to do anvtbir.
but please. w anything
Inc territorial extent of the business
conducted by the Goodman Warehouse
ahu transfer company extends over q
illus oI one hundred miles of Birming-
nam While correspondence and az
change' with dealers in all the bio c,tis.
is a part of the business
MT. Goodman is member of the civ,.
association, the Chamber of Commerce.
the ClVitan club, the Furniture Daslsr,
association, the Retail Merchants asso-
ciation and the Birmingham Athletic
club. 'hielic
In addition to his warehouse and trans
,e usIhess' MT Goodman holds an in
terest in the Southern Auction ana ST.
age company, which deals In Second
nand goods and household furnisbin 90
and furniture 'Siiin s.
Mr. Goodman has at all times been an
ardent supporter of civic and charitah HE
drives Tor the good of Birmingham h.
ing firm believer in all things that 20
to make Birmingham the best CITY IN
the south. 10y '
Starting in business with a c,n,t., =,
about $500. seven years ago, as .secona-
hand' dealer, Mr.. Goodman took HE
earnings accommodating from his business
1918. BUSINESS IN
Il associated myself with nv emn,ov-
ers and won their confidence and snn-
port; | interested myself to the f,,l,esr
extent In their welfare. and thus en-
aoled to step higher each year. NV FUR
tner success depends upon the continued
patronage Of my friends, whom At All
times am delighted to serve to the best
OF my ability. Happily married. to the
wife OF my choice. and inspired hv hsr
confidence nothing gives me more pleas
ure Than to be part Of the city on
thirty-four years"
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