The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-12-04
PROGRESS WADE ON CONSTRUCTION
 WORK OF GIT Y
Hammers CIang on Buildings In Downtown District. Hen- icy Stores are Occupied.
 Realtors Report Sales

Progress on building operations in the downtown section. normal amount of realty sales has marked the past week in real estate and con struction circles.
 The building of the Birmingham Trust and Savings bank on Twentieth street is fast assuming semblance of the final outward appearance it will make when completed.
 The steel structural work on the rev Masonic temple is being placed and a small army of workmen are employed on the work to hasten the construction of the large building.
 Progress has also been shown on Second avenue near Nineteenth street. where the structure for the Silver 10-Cent store is being built. Stores Are Occupied
 The Henley stores. opposite the Tutwiler, which have recently been completed for the Henley estate by the Henley y-spurgeon company, are now occupied. They occupy from POOP to 201o Fifth avenue. Cassimus con fectionary is at 2OO2, Georges restau- rant at 2004, the Doll Bazar at 2006 and ZOOS, and Dennerle's beauty par Tors al zOl0. These are one-floor store rooms with good looking art terra cotta and pottery fronts.
 Tony Lontos has recently completed a one-story structure with three store rooms opposite The ge-Herald on Fifth avenue, one of which is occu- pied by the Pentecostal mission, and Hill Ferguson has completed a two store room building at 1911 Fifth ave- nue. which is now being occupied by the own Your Home" exhibit. M Messer-Johnson Co.
 Messer-J J ohnson Realty company, Inc, reports the following sales and exchange on properties during past few weeks with the prospects for several sales before Christmas. The total amount of sales Is S6S,150:
 5632 First avenue, Woodlawn, from M. P. Hollingsworth to E. W. and l. w Sudduth.
 491s First avenue, Woodlawn. from Ada Sudduth to T. J. Swanzey
 17o9 Thirteenth avenue, south. from Bryce H. Streit to Ada Sudduth.
 i517 North Twenty-thsrd street. Walnut Hill. from B. E. McDaniel to | W. Sudduth.
 1882 First avenue, woodlawn, from E. W. and I. W. Sudduth to Bryce Fl. Streit
 1os Poplar street, West End. house and lot, from J. c. Clements to J. c. Frazier.
 Lot 1, block 2. Maple Grove. third addition. from F. W. and I. W. Sud- duth to G. s. Mathews.
 Lot in Elmwood survey from Lakeland Farm company to William s. Scott.
 Lot in steiner addition to Birming- ham. Ensley. from I. w. Sudduth to I'M. P. Hollirgsworth. X 1880 Fourteenth avenue, north from w. F. Vaughan and wife to Miss iFrancis Vaughan and Mrs. Julia Ad- die Dees.
 l12 Oak street. west end, from Mrs, Ida Bell Pruitt to c. c. Adams.
 f12ol North Seventeenth street from R. c. Cobb to c. c. Adams.
 5504 Tenth avenue, north. L. Nor gan property to MT. Elliott for farm in shelby county of 11O acres.
 50e6-b0os Tenth avenue, north, from K E. Cooper and l. B. Cooper to Mrs. Reedy.
 Lots 15 and IS Princeton avenue, West End from Mrs. Reely to K. E. md l.. B. Cooper.
 Jemison s& Co.
 Jemison and company report the following sales closed for the week ending December 3. 1921:
 A. K. Buckleh to w. F. Savage, 1513 Phelan street. six-room modern bungalow.
 Frederick T. Dow to Mary A. Me Michael, lot T, block 2, Magnolia Heights, a 50-foot lot on Magnolia avenue, Fountain Heights.
 Lula Belle Black to Keith Bryant, lot 6, block 6. Woodlawn Realty com pany's first addition to Woodlawn, a 50-foot lot on Fiftieth street, Wood lawn.
 pr. Lewis c. Morris to James F. Durr, house. 4405 Fifth avenue, north.
 Fairfield Development company to Jim Duncan, house on Ninth avenue, 1nterurban Heights, Fairfield.
 Fairfield Development company to Joseph and Mathew Neal, a 50-foot lot on Third avenue, Interurban Heights. Fairfield.