THE PENSACOUA JOURNAL, SATURDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 14, 1918.

Phone 1500 The Jotomail's. Want. Ad Oppcjrteiniities Phone 33From 7 a. m. to From 7 p. m. to

7 p.m. RENT YOUR SPARE ROOMS THROUGH THESE COLUMNS IT WILL HELP YOUR GOVERNMENT 1a.m.

FOR RENT WANTED TO RENTHELP WANTED FEWANTED A good house woman. Apply.211 W. Cervantes St " 4555

POSITIONS WANTEDla memory of Mr. Franic l Mayea,and In recognition of the spirit of

helpfulness xhat was his, The Journalwill Insert under this classificationres advertisements for those In nsed

FOUND Automobile, tire and rim at-tached.: Found on county road. Owner

may have same by proving property andpaying expenses. , Apply 610 E-- Lee St

HELP WANTED MALE WWANTED Two middle age colored men

for porters. Apply Merchants Hotel.4509-; c.v

WANTED Assistant bookkeeper, experi-enced in lumber office. Must be ex-

empt from draft r in deferred classifica-tion. Address Lumber, Journal. 4508

LIST YOUR PROPERTY

nvirausIF YOU WANT RESULTS

WE HAVEnumber of inquiries for

HOMES rangine; in price from( poo.00 to S2.000.00, and to bepaid for in Monthly or Quarterl-y installments.

LOST $25.25 In cloth leg belt. Lost be-tween Army and -- Navy Club and Air

Station. Will give finder liberal reward.Charles T. Bergren, Class .304. . 4523

LOST A brooch of amethysts and eparls.; Reward for return to Misa Agnes Han-

sen, 111 So. Reus, or Phone 1646. j 4444

WANTED

WANTED Clerical or other work to doafter 7 p. m. and on Sunday. Address

12 S. Spring St .J 4556

WANTED To borrow $900 at 8 per centfrom a private individual on extra good

improved real estate security. Address In-

vestment, care of Journal. 4503

WANTED Teacher for both vocal andinstrumental music. Address J. Q. care

JournaL . 4502

EDUCATIONAL

MISS LILLA McKINLAY will open her- private school for the winter on Mon-day, Sept 16th, at 622 North Seventh Ave.Pupils will also be taught at night. Termsreasonable. 4442

VULCANIZING

DeVOY TIRE SHOP, 24 WestGarden St. Bicycle tires vul-

canized. Gates' half soles put on

REPAIRINGBICYCLES. GUNS, REGISTER?

SAFES. COMBINATIONSCHANGED.

JOE QUINA WITHWILSON-BIGG- S CO.

PHONE 380

M FREE DM ANBIG' BARGAINS IN -

Dry Goods, Dress Goods. Ladies'Ready-to-Wea- r, Ladies and

Cents' Furnishing Goods

lie EAST WRIGHT STREET

ROYAL TYPEWRITERS

MAYES PRINTING CO.FINE JOB PRINTING

OFFICE SUPPLIES17-1- 9 W. Government St. Phone 1S2

WANTED September 26. Well furnishedhouse three months or longer. Adults.

Four bed rooms required. . Phone 1584 orapply 17 W. LaRua. 4547

WANTED By reliable party; furnished- house or cottage of 5 to 8 rooms.. Ad-

dress "D. M. B.,"eare Journal. . 4518

WANTED At Red Bluff r MagnoliaBluff about Oot. 10, a 4 or 5 room houseto rent, or will buy if terms are right.Address John Con n era, ' Edwardsburg,Mich, .

'

.451S

REFINED COUPLE want to secure roomand board in private family of not more

than four or five, about Oct. 1st. Board-ing houses need not answer.- - ; Address JIvl., care Journal. 4501

WANTED TO RENT At once by anofficer with small family, furnished cot-

tage or housekeeping rooms. Apply M--

care of Journal. v 45i'S

WANTED By service - man and - wifewith one small child, 3 or 4 rooms com-

pletely furnished for housekeeping.' Mrs.Bulwlnkle, Phone 1759. 4524

WANTED By a couple. With 2 refinedchildren, with white maid, rooms and

board. Permanent, if reasonable. Ad-dress. Hf A. IC, Journal 4i7f

SUBSCRIBE FOR THE JOlTtXAL.

c : :

The Banking Savings &

Trust CompanyTHE UPTOWN BANCGeneral Banking

Only Trust Company in WmtFlorida. '

WE BUY AND SELLBONDS

i ; ;

M WOODWe are inf the market for largequantities of TAR WOOD. Wehave furnished a steady marketfor this for 17 years.In some cases we can furnishmotor trucks for hauling to rail-road at lower cost than wher. .

hauled with teams. V

Good profit in shipping. Terms :

Spot cash as soon as shipmentsare unloaded.

Prices are "War Time" prices.Very high.

Write for detailed instructionsiov preparing, prices, etc.

tosscola Tar & TurpentiiuCompany

GULLPOINT, FLA.LILUU m-

-l LtM 1

N GT

FOR RENT Room for light housekeep-ing. Upstairs. Also room and board for

couple or two gentlemen. Apply 600 E.Jackson. v 4546

FOR RENT Garage. Located at 815 N.Baylen Street, Phone 2250 or Apply SIS

N. Baylen. 4543

iOR RENT Two nicely furnished roomsfor light housekeeping. Also one nice

large room for gentleman only. Apply1211 E. Brainard. 4550

FOR-- RENT One large furnished roomupstairs. Electric lights, bath with hot

and old water and use of telephone. Gen-tlemen preferred. Phone 1541 or apply819 N. Reus Kt. 4552

FOR RENT Nicely furnished room, elec-tric light and bath. Gentlemen preferredBoard considered. 1014 West Garden

FOR RENT Unfurnished upstairs; threearse rooms, nau and front porcu. sib

N. Twelfth Ave. 4554

FOR- - RENT One suite of light house-keeping rooms. Apply 106 East .WrightSt. 4540

FOR RENT Two furnished rooms forlight housekeeping ;j gas and bath; no

children. - 907 E. CeVTantes. 4522

FOR RENT Rooms for light housekeep-ing, single and en suite, clean and com-

fortable, gas, bath, etc. Terms reasonable.Apply 414 S. Alcaniz St, 4521

FOR RENT One large comfortable roomin modeYn private home for one or two

gentlemen. Apply 50 E. Gregory St. orPhone 1267. 4526

FOR RENT Room. East Hill, close tocar line. Gentlemen only. Twin beds,

bath, etc. Reasonable rent. Apply 1325E. Mallory St. ' 4532

FOR RENT Front room, Southern ex-posure, furnished for housekeeping.

Apply 214 West Gregory street.FOR RENT To a desirable couple, a

modern, furnished cottage, or will sharesame. Phone 1053. 4538

FOR RENT Two furnished rooms onNorth Hill. Apply 714 "N.-- Baylen St. or

Phone 1209. 4504

FOR RENT One large furnished room,adjoining bath. With private porch.

Apply 317 N. Barcelona or Phone 965. 4515

FOR RENT Two very desirable, large,connecting rooms, furnished for light

house-keepin- g, bath, gas and electriclights, couple without small children pre-ferred. 216 E. Government. 4536

FOR RENT Two nicely furnished roomswith running water. Apply 115 N. aBy-le- n

St 4501.

FOR RENT Two unfurnished rooms,Tnodern conveniences, located at 14 N.

DeVillier St. Apply at residence. 4495r uk J. Two furnished connectingrooms for light housekeeping, afterSept. 15, can be seen at 1116 E. StrongSt. ... 4496

FOR RENT Furnished rooms for gentle-men. Close to business section has

hot and cold water, and electric lights.Phone 707, 240 W. Garden St 4497

FOR RENT Two connecting rooms forgentlemen, use of bath and phone. "C,"P. O. Box 1609. 4448

FOR RENT Nicely furnished rooms, allmodern conveniences, very reasonable.

Gentlemen only. One block from PalafoxSt., 28 W. Romana St , 4472

FOR RENT Furnished rooms, with mod-ern conveniences, use of phone. Apply

227 E. Gregory. 4415

FOR RENT Rooms. Phone 275 or appy306 W. Belmont St. 4378

FOR RENT Two unfurnished rooms,suitable for light housekeeping, near

East Hill car line. $10.00 month. Call at617 East Blount street and see them. 4358

FOR RENT One furnished front room.Apply 318 East Gregory street or phone

1486. ' 4392

FOR RENT Large two-stor- y

store and residence, northeastcorner Baylen and Zarragossastreets, will remodel to suit re-

sponsible tenant. Apply FisherRental Agency, Phone 2051.

FOR REN T Palafox streetstores for rent 327-32- ?

(Moog's) from October 1,'1918.Phone 22, Knowles Bros. AgencyFOR RENT Desirable room on North

Hill to gentleman only. Phone andbath. Call 12 E. Gadsden or Phone 323.

FOR RENT Store 22 S. PalafoxSt. from Sept. 1. Apply Fish-

er Rental Agency, Phone 2051.'

FOR RENT Store, 108 SouthPalafox street. Will remodel to

suit responsible tenant. ApplyFisher Rental Agency. Phone2051.

FOR RENT Sleeping rooms toy week ormonth. Shower bath - and all modem

conveniences at 0'Learya rooms. 318S. Palafox. Phone 580. 3191

"RED" GOOD MADEGOOD AT SHOW AT

FORT BARRANCAS

The Patriotic Singers gave a returntVi. n c i't7 trMY-- lost !rVt I

and were greeted by. a record-breakin- g I

crowd. The feature of the program!was the appearance of a service man. ju. pJni? familiarlv known as "Red." I

STENOGRAPHERS WANTED Registerwith the employment department of the

Pan-Americ- an College, Rooms 274 to 2S9Brent Bldg. No charge. Positions waltlng. - 4541

WANTED Colored woman for general. housework. Apply 800 3. Gadsden. Mrs.Livingstone. - - ,4505

WANTED Reliable white or colored wo-man or girl to do general house work.

Apply 913 N. Palafox St , . 4525

WANTED Experienced housekeeper. Ap-ply 300 S. Alcania St., between six and

seven p. m. ... 4528

WANTED A woman to assist in altera-tion room. Apply .to White White.' ' ' 4539

GOVERNMENT CIVIL SERVICE EX-AMINATIONS everywhere October 5th.

12,000 women clerks to be appointed atWashington. Salary $1,200. Experienceunnecessary. Women desiring govern-ment positions write for free particulars,J. C Leonard, former Civil Service Ex-aminer, 286 Kenois Building, Washington.

. 4513

WANTED A competent house woman forgeneral house work to live on premises.Good Wages. Apply 1211 E. Gadsden, Mrs.

Frank Welles. . . 4512

WANTED Practical nurse for sick.White woman. Apply John White

Store.

WANTED Girl to help with children. Ailtime or part time. Mrs. Matthews, 629

West Lee street 4888

WANTED White and colored help atEmpire Laundry.

WANTED A- -l salad and pantry woman:must have hotel or club experience. Ap-

ply L. R. Patch, Steward, San CarlosHotel

WANTED Dish washers andwaitresses. Apply Mooney's

restaurant, Warrington, Florida.

MgCEAOUSJ. L. BLEDSOE. Uphosterer, Parlor and

Bedroom Suites made like new, all kindsof furniture repaired, shades made overand hung, rugs and carpets made overcleaned and scoured. Orders at Harri-son Bros. Phone 606. 4441

STRING INSTRUMENTS repaired by J.H. Blakesly, 20 East Garden St., Tele-

phone 791. 8864

DR. HAMILTON THE SAW DENTIST.Saw Teeth Properly 1 reated. also

Grinding Knives. Shears, Etc. Hand6aws, 25c. 223 IB. intendencia St. Pensacola. Fla. 3805

MANICURING.HAVE YOUR MANICURING. Shampoo-

ing, Massaging and Chiropody done atthe AMERICAN BEAUTY SHOP, 30oBlount building. Telephone 34. Residencephone 1839. -

, --t r 4537

LEGAL NOTICE

In the Circuit Court for Escambia Comvty. State of Florida..

In Chancery. 'Export Fuel & Ice Company, a corpora-- -

tlon, complainant, vs. Ellie O. Muldcn.the unknown heirs of Mentoria Avor-fel- d

and Minnie J. Averfeld, et. al.. de-fendants Partition.

Upon demctnd of complainant in theabove --stated cause it Is ordered that allparties claiming any interest in the realestate hereinafter described, includingthe unknown heirs of Mentoria Averfeldand Minnie J. Averfled, whether suchpersons claim an interest as heirs, de-

visees, grantees, or otherwise, are re-

quired to appear to the bill herein filedon Monday, October 7, 1918.

The real estate sought to be . parti-tioned in this cause is as follows: TbeSouth half (1-- 2 of that parcel of landdescribed as follows: Beginning at apoint one hundred feet (100 ft) South, ofthe Southwest corner of Gregory andSpring Streets,, on the West line ofSpring Street thence South parallel toSpring Street ninety feet (90 fO; thenceWest at right angles one hundred fortyfeet (140 ft) more or less; thence Northparallel to Spring Street niatfty feet (90ft); thence East one hundred forty feet(140 ft) more or less to point of begin-ning; the said South half (S 1-- 2) beingforty-fiv- e feet (45 ft) front on SvringStreet by one hundred forty feet (140 ft)deep more or less, between Gregory 'andChase Streets, in the City of Pensacola,Escambia County." Florida.

This order to be published once a weekfor twelve (12) weeks in the PensacolaJournal, a newspaper published in Es-cambia County. Florida.

This June 28. 1818.(Seal) JAS. MACGIBBON.

Clerk Circuit Court for Escambia County,Florida. --

1589 29Juneoawl2w

SHERIFF'S SALEUnder and by virtue of an execution

Issued out of the Circuit Court of Escam-bia County, Florida, in the case of Rich-ard Morris, Jr., against Luther Dean. Ihave levied upon and will on Monday, the7th day of October. 1918, sell to the high-est and best bidder for cash before theCounty Court House door In the City ofPensacola, Escambia County. Florida,during the legal hours of-sal- the follow-ing described real estate situated in theCity of Pensacola, Escambia County,Florida, to-w- it:

Lot Thirteen (13) in Block one hundredfive (105 and lot six (6) in block one hun-dred eight (108) in the East King Tractaccording to map of Thos. C. Watson,copyrighted in 1884; together with thetenements, hereditaments and appurten-ances thereunto belonging or in anywiseappertaining. Deed at cost of purchaser.JV C. VAN PELT.

Sheriff Eibambla County, Florida.1643 7septoaw4w .

SHERIFF'S SALE v

Under and by virtue of an executionissued out of the Circuit Court of Escam-bia County, Florida, in the case of Rich-ard Morris, Jr., against Henry Drew; Ihave levied upon and will on Monday, the7th day of October, 1918, sell to the high-est and best bidder for- - cash before theCounty Court House door in the CityofPensacola, Escambia County. Florida,during the legal hours of sale, the follow-ing described real estate, situated in theCity of Pensacola, Escambia County,Florida, to-w- it:

' 'Lots Eighteen (I8 and Twenty-thre- e

(23) in Block One hundred twenty (120)of the West King Tract according to mapof Thos. C. Watson, copyrighted in 1884;together with the tenements, heredita-ments and appurtenances thereunto be-longing or in anywise appertaining. Deedat cost of purchaser.J. C. VAN PELT,Sheriff Escambia County, Florida.1642 7septoaw4w

or employment.WANTED Position '"by refined young

lady, high school education. Ring 2304-- Jbefore 10 a. m. -

jWANTED Office work, by young lady.

Good references. King 2304-- J, between7 and 10 a, m. .

WANTED Extra stenographic work byan experienced stenographer, now em-

ployed, but who has spare time. AddressP. O. Box 669.

WANTED Active man over draft age- wants position as manager or head clerk

in general merchandise store. Employedsa manager at present.. Address "L. C.M.," care Journal. . .

MARRIED MAN, no children, wants posi- -,

tion as manager on large plantation.H. E. Phillians, Gen. Del., Bessemer Ala.

YOUNG LADY desires position as assist-ant bookkeeper, clerical or timekeeper.Have had over three years experience.

Phone 1326. -

WANTED By two boys, work in officeor restaurant, both have good educa-

tion and are willing to work. Apply 329E. Garden, ...STENOGRAPHER desires work; either

regular or otherwise. Can compose.Apply 9 W. Romana, rooms 4 and 5.

YOUNG LADY desires a position at oncein typewrltjjig and . shorthand. Mar-

garita Johnson, Milton, Fla.

WANTED Position as clerk in commis-sary or general merchandise store, in

class 4. References furnished. J. A.McClellan, Altha, Fla.

EXPERT ACCOUNTANT could handle asmall set of books in spare time. Neat-

ness, accuracy and moderate terms. Ap-

ply E. A., care Journal.

FRATERNAL SOCIETIES

Live Oak Camp, No. 1, Woodmen of theWorld meets first and third Tuesdaynights for regular meetings. WoodmenHall, 115 and 1174 West Garden street.

CLYDE LITTLE,W. H. WHITE. C. C.

Clerk.

PENSACOLA LODGE. NO. . I. O. O. F.Pensacola Lodge. No. 4. I. O. O. F..

meets every Thursday at 8:00 p. m. inRafford Hall, corner Baylen and Belmontstreets. Visitors cordially Invited.

J. W. DAVIDSON. N. G.C. L. WILKINS. Secretary.JUNIOR ORDER UNITED AMERICAN

MECHANICSPensacola Council. No. 35. Junior Order

United American Mechanics .meets sec-ond and fourth Mondays, 8 p. m., atK. of P. hall. Ill E. Intendencia St.. overMcHugh Store. Visiting brothers cor-dially invited.

F. E. TUGWELL,F. P. DILLARD, Con.

Recording Secretary.

NOTICE Aero Lodge. 758, ry?hmists.will meet every Wednesday : ht. untilfurther notice, at W. O. W. hall. Gardenstreet.

R. GUTHSCHMTDT,Recording Secretary.

WANTED.

WANTED Stock to pasture, good water.shade, clover and Bermuda grass, four

miles out. Address J. W. Morton, RouteA, Pensacola, 4492

REPAIRS OF ALL KINDS Buildings,Furniture, etc. First class work. Clem-

ent E. Taylor, Carpenter. Joiner and Dec-orator. Phone 1398. 4420

ATTENTION. CAR OWNERS'! Put aGates' half sole over your old tire and

get from 5,000 to 20,000 more mileage outof your old tire. 3,500 miles guaranteewithout, a puncture. DeVoy, 24 WestGarden street. 4220

WANTED Sewing macnines to repair.Why buy a machine when your old one

can be made as good as ever. Ring 791.I will call. Work guaranteed 18 EaftGarden atrqet. J. H. Blakesley. 4031

WANTED Your job printing and ordersfor engraving of all kinds, calling cards,

.wedding invitations, etc. MAYES PRINT-ING CO. 24 West Government. 516

HIDES, WOOL, Sheep Skins,Goat Skins, Scrap Iron, Rags,

Bones, Cotton, Rope, Metals andall kinds of junk. Highest pricespaid by the PENSACOLA HIDEAND METAL CO., 127 E. Zarra-goss- a

St., Phone 299. -

PIANO TUNING

Saye money by having yourpiano tuned, regulated and clean-

ed regularly each year.We guarantee to please you.

Estimates free. :

THE PIANO SHOPManager.

18-2- 0 E. Garden St.Phone 791

CHURCH CHOIRSTO SING "BUY A

BOND" IN DRIVE

Choirs of the variou3 churches inPensacola win De a&ttea w. mu hu9next Liberty ljoan oy ainsms a.i. ."

regular churches a bond song. . "Buy'

Bond for Liberty" -a Bond. But aThese requests come from the Lib-

erty Loan committee headquarters.Copies of the son can be secured

from the. state headquarters througjithe Escambia county chairman of theFourth Liberty Loan drive. This ispart of "the plan of spreading infor-mation about the Ibao. and for makingit a success.

iRy.lEDYFORiVJEld1 AT YOim DWUGGI5T. ft

BOYS !

At various times we have openings forcarrier boys on short notice and as theseroutes are filled from the boys who makeapplication it is advisable for those whodesire routes to make application at one

THE JOURNALCirculation Department-- - -

WANTED Boy with bicycle,good wages. Phone 1513.

WANTED Experienced city, salesman.Pensacola Crockery & Dry Goods Co.

WANTED A man for outside aalaamaaand collector, also man for indoor work.

Apply Reynolds' Musia House. 4474

MOTORMEN and Conductors.Experience unnecessary must

be over 3X years of age. 30c to34c per hour. Permanent. Nolabor trouble. Free lodging firstmonth. Mobile Light and Rail-.ro-ai

Co., Mobile, Ala.

W A N T E D An experiencedclothing and gents' furnishing

goods salesman. Apply at onceto Watson, Parker & Reese Co.

WANTED First class man todrive laundry wagon. Good

pay for a man who wants, tomake money and willing tohustle. Salary and commission.Empire Laundry Co.

WANTED TO BUY

WANTED TO BUY New or second handletter filing cabinets, bookcases and

other office supplies. Have for sale orexchange one 1260-l-b. Iron safe, one plat-form floor scale,' capacity 650 lbs,; two

counter show cases and other storefixtures. P. O. Box 1077, Phone 46. 4498

WANTED Second 'hand Iron safe. 26East Garden.

WANTED TO BUY A goodsecond hand piano; must be

cheap, player preferred. ApplyPiano, care Journal.WANTED TO BUY Five or six room

cottage. Give location, description, andprice. Address '"Buyer," care Journal.

WANTED FAT PINE i

WOODLIGHTWOOD Consisting offat dead limbs, knots and treetrunks. ,

STUMPWOOD Consisting offat stumps and roots.

Due to increased freight andother rate advances affecting thecost of production we have in-creased the price we pay for theabove classes of fat wood, effec-tivptJu-lv

1st. .

If you are interested, write.us and we will quote you priceF. O. B. your station and makeall necessary arrangement , for

During the lull in the cropseason Farmers should take ad-

vantage of the high price paidfor fat wood and clear thestumna flelds.NEWPORT TURPENTINE &

ROSIN CO., IricBay Minette, Ala.

NEWPORT TURPENTINE &ROSIN CO. OF FLA.

( Pensacola, Fla.Jl .......Where Eating" Is Best

Just Go to the Newly --

OpenedLIBERTY CAFE38 South Palafox Street

Send Your Old Skees toWest End Shoe Store

For "Best and Neatest Work inRepairs. All Work Guaranteed

321 North DeVfflier StreetPhone 2032 .

ARTESIAN WELLS -

TRANSFER STORAGE

BINGHA M T RANSFERCOMPANY. Phone 334. Haul-

ing, packing, storing.

WE WRITEAH kinds of Insurance and a

repre-;entativ-w111 be B8" to

call upon you at any time andcive you rates.

Our Rental Departmentis equipped to. handle all matterpprtjining to your property, andsvp respectfully solicit a trial,believing we can give you goodreturns. '

OFFICIAL, CITY MAPS

The Watson Agency, Inc"The Rental Agents."

s. Palafox Street. Phone 54.

FOR SALE

tup. ?.M,K Roller top desk. Cheap. Alsoone bedstead. Phone 1593. 4544

t'OR SALE A double brass bed and matt-ress in good condition. Can be seen at1 .V. Barcelona St. 4549

FOR SALE Twin Indian motorcycle. $35cash. Call G. A. Fleming at Marine Gro.

O, 4551

FCRXITt'RE FOR SALE 50 second-han- d

rtming chairs: all or any part or mem,1 ice chest; 1 White family sewing mac-

hine; 1 blue flame stove; callany time today at old Baptist -- church,!3th Ave. and Gadsden. ' 4553

FOR SALE Household goods of all kinds.Call 1759 or 810 East LaRua street. 4531

FOB SALE One Farrand-Cecllla- n PlayerI'iauo, Circassian walnut case witn

band hammered copper trimmings andelectric lights. Address P. O. Joox bt.4534

FOR SALE On four burner oil stovawith oven, one Monroe refrigerator, one

McOiellan saddle and one boy's saddle.Address P. O. 'Box 669. 4534a

FOR SALE Restaurant outfit, tables.chairs, ice box, stove, aluminum cooler,

outside irop light, odds and ends Offurniture. Apply 323 E. Komana St. 4535

FOR KALE pHEAF Excelsior, single.motorcycle, good tires, etc., or will

trade for cow, Belgian hares or anythingnan use. Write or call after 6 p. m. atll N. 12th Ave. . . 4466

FOR SALE Household furniture. Includi-ng range, boiler, instantaneous heater,

s;Jeboard.. tables. etc. AtDly 316 W.Strong. Fhone 1142. 4487

FOR SALE Dining Table and 5 kitchenchairs, one chiffonier and one sideboard.

Apply J 25 W. Chase St. 4450

FOR SALE Cheap for cash. Ten acreirucK iarm on nara roaa in myriie

Grove. Apply or address Joe Bauman,Little Bayou. R. F. r. No. 2, City. 4408

FOR SALE Entire householdfurniture. Can be seen at

1001 N.Reus or phone 1661.Mrs. Sam Kahn.FOR SALE Residence 309 N. 6th Ave.Aidress R. L. Radford, L. & N. Machine

Scops, or phone 1986. - 4360

LIBERTY DAIRY FEEDMAKES vMOREMILK .

FENSACOLA FEED COMPANY.

Buv from the Big Plant .FarmsSEEDS AND PLANTS FORTRUCK GROWERS. --THEVERY BEST AT THE LOWESTPRICE.

Place your orders early forCabbage Plants, ready for Octo-b- er

Planting, send for our pricelist, ive can save you money,

CODEN NURSERIES,Coden, Ala.

fQR Sale Second hand aovfna; ma.chines, all makes. $5.00 up. Gunai-Reynal- da

Musi Houae. Phone. 1135

F-- SALE Columbia band press with

,,a type equipment. Will be soldCt2P Address -- Printing," care Journal.

4393

SALE OR EXCHANGE S milesjrom courthouse, highly improved. 20-far- m,

suitable for truck, chicken orfarm. Write R. P. Reese, Pensa- -

P. O. Box 1437. 147?i?; PALE OR TRADE Two passenger

aslami roadster, first class condition.tyS27 E. Gregory St. 4058

?0? SALE A well built house;greens: sleeping porch; al modern; 4-- of

!anti, all under fence; near ship-;-- aon ttayshore hard road; convenient

arV Yard: at a verv reasonable pricer-- ason for selling, owner going in army.L. Slatten. Warrington. 4431

','f' SAI-- 1 baby carriage and 1 man's,. cy.'!? at a bargain; in first class condi-App- ly

"OS. South Fla. Blanca Street' 4514-

rv AIE Rogers silverware 1S47 make.? nMa teasnoona. 1- -2 dozen dessert.

r-- 3 zen forks, .three knives. Apply 223

"""St.-;- --- .: . 4500

DANCING

d- ...., i , ac .ut west nCVL . l- - For information, phone 273.

tri" ctaM .Tuoda and Friday

au-nj- j. in jjx-j- u j .ii itm- -

TARE A LOOK AT THE TWO-STOR- Y

DWELLING AT 1005 N. DAVIS? Terms and Price to Suit You.

It will pay you to take a look at 1005 North Davis

street, two-sto- ry dwelling, close to car line and pavement.This property can be bought for $2,250.00 and we can takeLiberty Bonds for part of cash payment; balance very easyterms.

Pensacola FinanceCompany"We Always Have Houses For Sale"'

PHONE 367 ELBERT A. CLUBBS, Sales Agent

ii .... ...... n

ELI--

FAAUGUST SALES WERE THE LARGEST

IN THE HISTORY OF THEMAXENT.

THERE'S A REASON !

If you will take a walk or drive throughour property, you will see it. 1

Prices, 300 to $500 for a lot 50 feet frontby 125 feet deep.

' $25 to $50 cash, balance innotes payable every three months.

MAXENT CORPORATOK'A. M. COHEN, Sales Agent Phone 3G7

XTESIAN WELlXWiU purTn" wells4 to 20 inches diameter, any" dpeth, and

guarantee water.-- Write for full informa-famo- us

"or P" ' BBor FhoM'

A wv. y

He used to be a top-not- ch vaudeville ,

artist in Boston, and some of the num.- -bers he sang have already made him

at the navy yard at Charleston, jMr. Good arrived yesterday, and wa;"";n.;to1ir ImnrpsSed into Service. -JlilJllCUm.v.j " - -- - '

ti nutT-intl- e sinerers included Little 1

Miss Jack, who pleased the boys morejthan ever. Miss josepaui savage, wnoenthralled them with her violin, MissFannie whose songs wereencored repeatedly, . and ' Mrs. PaulKlinge, the superb piano accompanist.- ' -- : Hr- - iia