Central High School - Mirror Yearbook (Birmingham, AL)

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W. M. STEPHENSON Atlanta M. H. WILSON Birmingham STEPHENSON STUDIO High Class Photography M. H. WILSON, Operator and Manager Birmingham Studio. SPECIAL ATTENTION TO BIRMINGHAM HIGH SCHOOL. 416 North 21 st Street. BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Bell Phone 4397 Main. Bell Phone 4397 Main. EARLE We Congratulate BROTHERS WHOLESALE DRY GOODS. CLOTHING, GROCERIES. You, Graduates And wish you many years of happy and prosperous life HATS AND SHOES. Make a start by being a 1918-1920 First Ave., 1721-1723 First Ave., 1720-1722 Morris Ave. customer cf this store. Both Phones 1008. LOUIS PIZITZ THE BUSY CORNER BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA. 2nd and 19th Patronize these advertisers and confer favor on The Mirror.”

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The Birmingham Ledger Is a clean Newspaper—No objectionable advertising or reading matter is inserted in its columns Burger Dry Goods BURGER’S Outer-dress for Spring exemplifies all that is smart and correct in women’s apparel—Outer-garments and Millinery that give the utmost in fine materials, workmanship and design. The first floor is now replete with new Spring importations f-om the Fast and our own exclusive adaptations—Gowns and Wraps for afternoon and evening wear, dainty Lingerie Dresses, new effects in Linen Dresses, smart Walking Frocks of fine serge, suitings, worsteds, linens, etc.; plain and fancy Tailor-made Suits of imported cloth and silk materials. Birmingham Trust Co Capital...........$500,000.00. Surplus (earned). $500,000.00 4'' paid on Savings Deposits. OFFICERS: Arthur VV Smith, President. Tom O. Smith. Vice-President. V. II. Manly. Cashier. Benson Cain, Asst. Cashier. C. D. Cotton. Asst. Cashier. F. V Finch, Asst. Cashier. and Savings Patronize these advertisers and confer favor on “The Mirror.'

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High School Girls or the HIGH SCHOOL BOVS CAN FOLLOW FASHION S FANCIES IF TIIKVLL L(K K THROUGH OUR STOCKS. WE MIRROR THE STYLES. OUR BRICES ARE REASON-ABLE AND Ut'AUTIKS ALWAYS OK Til K HIGHEST ST . DARD. CALL AND LET I S SHOW YOU imiis Llutl)inn, (Ti -eUJTtlllBB TO • t WMOLC PAM-T “ Merchants Mechanics Trust Savings Bank BIRMINGHAM. ALA. Capital, $100,000.00. We invite personal, business, and Savings Accounts. 4% Interest Paid on Savings Accounts, Compounded Quarterly. Y. A. Porter President. Most Levy. Vice-President. Al. (.'. larbcr. Cashier. I no. VV. Sparkman, Asst. Cashier. UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA ENGINEERING. ACADEMIC. LAW. ACCOMMODATIONS. Modern Dormitories. Co-operative Dining Hall. Library and Laboratories. Electric Lights. Steam Heat. Beautiful Grounds. Healthful Location. Gymnasium. Athletics. COURSES OF STUDY. College Courses in Biology, Chemistry and Metallurgy, English, German. Greek. History and Political Economy, Latin. Mathematics, Mineralogy and Geology. Physics and Astronomy, Romance Languages. (French and Spanish). Professional Courses in Education, Civil Engineering. Electrical Engineering. Mechanical Engineering. Mining Engineering, Law, Med.cine, Pharmacy. (Mobile). NEW EQUIPMENT. Engineering Hrl Power Plant. Hydraulic Laboratory. Water Works. Sewerage System. Building for Biology and Geology. New Academic Building. Medical Building enlarged and Dormitories remodeled. EXPENSES. Tuition in Academic and Engineering departments free to Alabrmiar.s. Eighty-second Session Opens September 4th, 1912. Worthy students assisted financially. Expenses moderate. Rooms reserved in order of application. For catalogue, address PRESIDENT GEORGE H. DENNY, UNIVERSITY. ALA. Patronize these advertisers and confer favor on The Mirror.'