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THE PENSACOLA JOURNAL, THURSDAY MORNING. MAY 29, 1919.
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JOURNAL'S CLASSIFIED COLUMNS
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ARE RESULT GETTERSREAD DAILY BY 30,000 PEOPLE
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FOR SALE
T'".. .A n makes. $5.03 tip. Quaran-
cKnes
heynalds Music House.
1235
-" tjEERTT DAIRT
MAKES
MORE
MILK
ttp:n?acola j-set company
"Tr,.Tn KTCO Potato Plants, $2.00 thou-
Ia ready now. All Plants passed
wn' 5fa inWotlon. Full count.
fCTe.Tr mc" guaranteed. Cabbsg
KSassee. Fla.
"rrTr'"T-Hmiw. four rooms and hall.
F . Hr" Yoni srt Hl car Hr-t
Tire ririrHs - . SM ,71,
w ra?":rj, sat
n; r. A. Brink.
R Our services to
haul your trunks and baggage
to or from the depot at short
notice. Hallmark Transfer Co.
phone 618. v
r 0K SALE Pure Virgin Olive
Oil, just received from Italy by
G. Marasso, 615 So. Palafox St.
Fhone207. lm-8219
FOR SALE G"irsr In fine condition.
Msno Shop, 18 E. Garden St. !l)Sl
K0H SALE A high grade standard make
sH"htiv u-pd new piano. The Piano
Kiop! 18-20 E. Garden St. 9004
yOR SALE Combination ' bookcase and
writing dpsl;. Also one oak sideboard,
rsn be sern at 21 West Belmont. Phone
3:5. 9189
tvR PALE invalid chair. -Address 100
K. Gadsden St. Phone [phone]
j.-op. SAT.K A well established and one
r.f the best paying meat markets and
rroiw stores in the city. Also lot of
(-Mceho'fi furniture. An excellent oppor
tnnv for partv with small cap'tal. An
r'v 424 East Government St.. Phone 389.
Vm SALE At Warrington. Fla., store
and house at reasonable price. Apply
ft Mrs. Marv Lanzonl. 414 West Inten
dencia St., Pensacola. Fla. 9248
KOR PALF One pair sliding doors. S8x;
oin cabinet mantle, one oak china clof"t.
p,one 316. 92'5
FOR SALE House, five rooms and hall.
Located on 62 foot front lot by 122
tfft rtrth- $1,300.00. Apnly 132 West
Jackson St. 9319
HONEY FOR SALE By the Pound.
gallon rr ton. 1 lb. 20c: 1 qt. (3 lbs) 60c;
1 pal. 12 lbs) S2.40 containers etra. un
Ir?s furnished by purchaser. Pure ex
tracted honey is purer and will fro twice
its far as corn syrup or any other sweets.
1 gallon (12 lbs) or more delivered to any
part of city; smaller quantities at resi
cnre, cornpr ifith St. and 18th Ave.
Phone 2405 M. J. A. Wise, Honey Pro
ducer. , 8364
-.
FR SALE Furniture for ' six rooms.
Very cheap. Inquire Elliott Cary cot
tae. No. 4 Alston St., between Bar
rancas end O streets. 93S8
FOR SALE Useful and en
tertaining books, Tricks
and Novelties- Send 2c
stamp for catalog-. Florida
Pub. Co., P. O. Box 1054.
Pensacola, Fla. 9372
fDk SAU 4 car loads of gov
enunent . horses and mules;
fine stock for work or saddle;
:o be sold cheap. Come quick
nd select your pick. McMillan
Stables, 120 West Intendencia.
'UK SALE Fifteen .to
4 Twenty million feet yellow
Pipe timber near Pensacola.
Jater or rail transportation,
sell only in lump, sum on
estimate. ' Address Timber,
vare Journal.: 14t-9417
?T'ICK SALE Small two passen
BeTiiit 0l2.obUe- Cheap for cash. Jnn
JHlier. Phone 86. 9431
fnM-SALB At Milton, Fla.. an old es
Krui, an3 S0 Paying Delicatessen.
!ioyhniH ,Gro,cery Store; also lot of
t d ,furniture. An excellent op
.ijnity for party with small capital.
tJP- O. Box, Milton. Fla,
F??,1,SALE-Ie office desk, one office
W i'i one diamond ring, one bicycle.
'i sell at a harraln f?-i it" Tn.nanr.in
Phone . Q4S1
?taM s4, nn$ ,00' dresser and wash-
tark jii n? clrcu'ating gas hot water
134 'arge roer top desk $12.50.
st Moreno street. 9471
Ynp
SiTP c - .
barest D.cona nan( organ at a
bt- 9463
Vmt
SUP r-J. ...
RriteP 'loael 10 Remington Type
!I at T xt cnditim- Phone . 47, or
Carlos Hotel CUy ?icket fflce' San
KDT o . , -
in wod 7'-e lot3 four room house
fon900 00,t,5rinWest KInk traCt-
ML IJfw 0. w Powell, care Jour-
9520
v r- 2. tt A
uanuut iiei a nome w xvwh v ' .
Any of the Following and Forever Quit the Rent Habit:
1611 East Gadsden, $3,650; close in, six-room, North
Hill furnished house $4,750. :
1221 North 15th Avenue; six-rooms, ?2,500. -Nice
two-story dweUing, with plenty lot room, in East
Pensacola, $3,500. :
Two-story house, North Hill, near corner Reus and
Gadsden, lot 75 foot front, $1,900. r
Large six-room, south front cottage, on East Hill car
line, lot 120x137 1-2 feet, $2,650. " . :
Pensacola Finance C ompany
"We Always Have
PHONE S67
v FOR SALE
FOR SALE Five shares American Na
tional Bank stock. Make best offer.
Address "Gf P. O. Bot 1041.. 9467
FOR BALK Plums, 152 per quart. Apply
on. fNorxn ii street, j'none i jb. b
FOR SALE Five lots comer Gonzalez
and 17th avenue. North side. Will sell
the whole or part. Terms to suit pur
chaser. On double tenement. 423 East
Komana. Terms. Phone [phone]
FORD DELIVERY.
FOR SALE New closed panel body, good
runtng condition. -1375.00. Terms. 113
N. Palafov. 8503
FOR SALE New Iron garage complete.
Sliding doors. Can be cheaply moved
to any part of city! Address, Garage,
care Journal. . 9504
FOR SALE House, five rooms, bath.
Near shipyard. Price $2,000.00. $600.00
cash: balance $25.00 a month. Apply to
owner. 614 South O street. 9513
FOR SALE One horse, one cow, one
cream separator. Fred Wehmeier.
Route A. Box 325. 9516
FOR SALE Small schoon
er for sale cheap. Address,
"Schooner" care The Jour
nal. ' '9503
FOR SALE Early Tri
umph sweet potato plants,
$2.00 per thousand. Prompt
shipment. L- T. Rhode, Bay
Minette, Ala. 9522
FOR SALE 150 H. Jr. re,-1
. . m i . j 1
turn tUDe oouer m guuu
condition. Edward Camp
bell, 2200 E. Mallory St-,
Pensacola, Fla. - 9519
FOR SALE House, six rooms, four sta
bles. 65 foot font. 180 foot back. Tw
lots, 115 West Inten.lencla St. W 111 sell
cheap. Reason for selltne owner leaving
city on account of health. V. F: Mc
Donald. 101 South Florida Blanca, Pl"n
1891. '"
OV ACCOUNT of sickness, -will sell $400
. hts iirsili rinr 44. Jolir-
ral. 9513
PIANO TUNING
W. E. Lazelle, Expert Fiano
Tuner and Repairer. Player Pi
anos a Specialty. All work
guaranteed Phone 204.
PIANO TUNING AND
REPAIRING.
No matter what the cost
or the mae ot your Piano.
Tuning is as necessary as the
strings or the keys. Exami
nation free. We guarantee to
please. ,
THE PIANO SHOP
Z. A. THOMAS,
Manager.
18-20 E. Garden St. Phone
791-
EDUCATIONAL
MISS Z. D. ADAMS, Qualified Teacher
Dement-Pltmanlr. Shorthand. Touch
Typewriting. Individual instruction.
Business training. Pupils Isoiding po
sitions in Civil Service, and with lead
ing business firms of this and other
cities. Terms: $6.00 per month - in ad
vance. Address: Phone 1373 or 411 W.
Gregory street. 65
EDUCATIONAL Miss Mayme Frwmn
will open summer school at Eliza Jane
Wilson school, June 2nd. Phone 132393Sg
Miss Ruth Van Pelt will
open Grammar school at
Clubbs Annex June 2, 1919.
Phone [phone]S
PERSONAL
ANYONE wishing the service
of Kate' Davis,- nurse or mid
wife, formerly at 123 West
Roaana street, can find her any
time- at 411 W. Gadsden. Phone
16S4. 663ti
rP-YOU SUFFER with any foot troubles.
corni. 'bunions, callouses inTw
nans eczema, tetter, swollen or tired
teet call business phone Sa6 or residence
Kne MS. Dr. Sinclair Thorny wlmake
mr troubles disappear. Pons BaTrjJ
Enop; 313 South Palafox street. 9009
i. t?4- Vmi ran Purchase
Houses For S&laf
ELBERT A. CLUBBS, SzJw Agent
FOR RENT
FOR RENT Cur motor trades
by the hour or day on country
trips or to the Naval Air Sta
tion, also do' crating and packing
of furniture, hauling - baggage
r.nd moving household goods at
short notice. Ring phone 618,
aumzTK lTanaier Co.
nlNTrHote, Romano. 19 1-2 west
for mmfi'te?, rm' Coolest rooms
er- la shower and tub baths
Single room, translen. 50c up. Booms
Manager. . pfc nK $$1
FOK RENT Furnished rooms, kltcher.
ette. upstairs, southern exposure, Mo1-
r.vln ?2".venlene8- 2i N. Barcelona.
Phong 1726. 9320
FOR RENT Fumiahed rooms. Two ex
ceptionally well furnished rooms in fam
IwIL . o: d8,raDle nelKhbcri.ood; all
tin w. ueKoto, i-"hone lzso.
FOR RENT Larse, comforiable furnish
ed room for jerentleman only. 900 E.
Jackson. 9370
FOR RENT Cozy and jatwlv furnished
two and. three rrom apartments. All
modern conveniences. Rent reasonable,
pown town location. Apply Phone 2270
for particulars. 9352
LARGE sunny furnished rooms, private
entrance: also forlight housekeeping
with kitchenette, gas, phone. bath.
reat. clean, quiet place, on car line and
walking distance. Reasonable prices,
fine for one or two men or married cou
ple. 806 N. Alcanlz - St.
FOR RENT Furnished room, southern
exposure; rates reasonable. Apply 218
West Chase St. 9401
FOR RENT Large airy sleeping room.
furnished. For one or two gentlemen.
Close in. Apply 122 West Chase St. U
FOR RENT Furnished rooms. 500 N.
nayne st. 9435
FOR RENT Two furnished rooma for
IlSrht hoUSekeAnln? nnnm afaira 17
E. Gregory. 9440
FOR RENT On North Hill, one com
fortablv furnished room with private
bath, suitable for couple or two gentle
men. Apply 820 N. Baylen St. Jhone
22ai. 9307
FOR RFNT One furnished room with
bath, gas and hot water. 10 No. Bay
len. . 943a
FOR RENT Light housekeeping apart
ments. tie three room apartment, $25
a month -One two room apartment, $15
a month. Apply 218 So. Palafox St.
Phone 580.
FOR RENT A large sleeping room for
two gentlemen or , can be arranged for
light housekeeoinK. Hot bath and elec
tric lights. 103 West Gregory. 943S
FOR RENT Two bed- rooms to two or
four gentleman.. Walking" distance ' of
shipyard. . On Bayshore. Good swimming
snd fishing. Plenty of fresh air. Aulck
Residence, Kessier Station, v Bayshore.
near Old Mill Inn. 9430
FOR RENT Furnished apartment, thre.
rooms.- bath, electric lights. All mod
ern. Three blocks from San Carlos hotel.
18 N. Reua St, Phone 8-34. 942S
FOR RENT Rooms for rent with board.
Also tahle boarders. 231 N. Baylen St.
Phone 370. . 9461
FOR RENT Furnished front room to
gentlemen. Close In and reasons hl"5
rent. Apply 12i West Chase St. 3454
FOR RENT Two story resi
dence, two bed rooms, sleeping
porch, living room, dining room,
kitchen, etc. Modern. $75.00
per month. Apply Fisher Rental
Agency, Phone 2051.
FOR RENT Three or four furnished
rooms for light housekeeping; gas,
bath and phone. Deslrablo location.
Use of garage. . 832 E. Strong. Tel.
1795.
FOR RENT An aprtmert furnished for
housekeeping. Apply 214 West Gregory
Street. 9484
FOR RENT Small room, single bed.
- southern exposure, all modern conven
iences. 14 E. LRua. Phone 65. Mrs.
John Wood's residence. 9485
FOR RENT A nicely furnished Iront
room downstairs. - 319 N. Guillemarde.
9486
ROOM Large, double, light
housekeeping or furnished to
suit. Home, yard, beach, and
close in. Earl S. Hauck, 410
South Florida Blanca. 9492
FOR HNT One furnished room on
North Hill. Modern conveniences. llZO
North Palafox. Phone [phone]
FOR RENT Furnished anartment con
sisting of - two bedrooms, with baths,
s'ttfng room, (or bedroOT.. if preferred)
kitchenette, sleeping porh If desired,
liarhts nnd water; no children over one
year. S12.50 rr week until November
1 15 West LaRua street. ' 9502
FOR RENT Two or three- room apart
ment suitable for light housekeeping.
nriRtalra VAmfrtr. lights, bath, screened.
Phone ?31. 91 N. 6th avenue. 94.VT
FOR RENT Fumlshon front room to
gentleman. House thoroughly screened.
Reasonable rent and close in. Apply 121
West Chase St. 9496
FOR RENT Furnished rooms for ' gen
tlemen, at 423 West Gregory St. Phone
1955. . 9506
FOR RENT Two or three room apart-
.nit.hi. for lieht houskfTIrie'
tmstairs. Electric lights, bath, screened.
Phone 2319. 9iu ssonn emn Ave.
FOR- RENT Two unfurnished' rooms.
Apply 313 W. Gregory. 9514
FOR RENT All or part of furnished
. from July 'to October. Can te
seen any time. 211 West Cervantes.
Phone 64. ' " ' ' t
FOU RENTTwo furnished rooms. Mo?-
m conveniences. Close in. 32 West
Gregory St. Phone [phone]
FOR) RENT Two large unfurnished
rooms, suitable , for light housekeeping..
Screened, electric lights and use of bath.
$10 00 per month. 1512 West Garden St.
, 9326
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POSITIONS WANTED
. In memory of Col.; Frank C
Mayes, and In recogiMtlon of the
eolrlt of helpfulness that was his.
The Journal will Insert under this
classification, free advertisements
for those In need of employment.
WANTED Saw filer w m s
, . a position. Can file bands
cycle and gauge saws. Eigh
teen years experience. E. M.
Lerry, Plantersville, Ala.
WANTED By June i, position by young
lady as assistant bookkeeper or office
assistant. Can use typewriter and fuf
ni!h good references. , C. M. C. care
Journal. .
PRACTICAI NURSING Wantad. to do
practical nursing. Can give the best
of references. Pho:e 598. 217 W. Gar
den St. .-. : - . .
WANTED Unmarried lady desires po
sition as companion in refined Chris
tlon home, light work: no laundry cr
cooking. Will leave city. Address X,
care Journal.
WANTED Position ty young lady man
aging a rooming house or - apartment
building. Address Apartment 93, West
Montclam, Detroit, Mich. Mrs. J. Good
ley.' -
POSITION WANTED A No. 1 stenogra
pher with all kinds of office experience
desires position. Apply B, care Journal.
WANTED Position as clerk in store or
commissary by man 38 years of age.
Have had four years experience. Address
M. J. Raynor. Brewton, Ala., route A.
PRINTER Wants position; married; can
furnish references. Answer J. Edward
Maples, R. F. D. A., Milton, Fla.
WANTED Job as handy man around
house to do lanltor work. Apply A. L.
Fleming. 105 E. Intendencia.
HEU? FEMALE
STENOGRAPHERS WANTED-Reglster
- with the employment deoartment of the
Pan-American College. Rooms 274 te 289
Brent Bldg. No charge. Position we'.t
la " 4141
WANTED Good cook wanter at 422 N.
Palafox. 9473
WANTED A competent nurse. Apply 1211
E. Gadsden. Mrs. Frank Wells. 945U
WANTED An experienced fitter to take
charge of department in Ladles Ready
to Wear f.tore; excellent position for one
who Is capable. Apply with references
by letter only to Capable, care Journal.
. - ;! 9490
WANTED A cook. Apply to 211 We3t
Cervantes. . ': It
WANTED A young girl for general
housework., and to assist with cooking.
Apply at 110 West Gadsden street. at
LOST AND FOUND
LOST Jersey ow, about four years olj
Dark head and shoulders. White en
stomach. Strayed from home at Cordova
Park. Finder will please phone 672 fr
liberal rewafd. 923
LOST OR STOLEN
Lemon and white female
bird dog named "Belle",
name on collar A. C. Test
man. Reward .for informa-
! tion leading to recovery. B.
jTestman, 607 S. Palafox.
Phone 594. 3t-9500
FOUND Two used automobile tires by
roadside one half mile East of Mag
nolia Bluff. Address. "S," care Journal,
with description of property. 9501
FOUND One bicycle. .Owner can secure
" by describing same and paying for this
ad. Applv 410 East Chipley St. 9517
LOST Either in Isls theatre or on Pala
fox between Garden .and Cervantes, on
Monday afternoon, one string of gold
beads. Reward if returned to 17 We-st
Cervantes St. 95V
LOST New Ford 5 passenger car, no
license tag, front door ecarred. extra
wind shield, taken from Isis theatre 8
p. m., Saturday. $25 reward for appre
hension of thief. J. W. Youngblood. cor
ner Government and J streets. ; It
WANTED
WANTED Your furniture and
household goods to pack and
crate at reasonable price. Hall
mark Transfer Co. Phone 618.
WANTED To deliver messages cr pack
sees for you. Special messenger service
Phone number 62. Brent b?dpv Message
or parkagas called for acd delivered
promptly. 7914
WANTED Tour lob Jrintlng and ordert
for engraving of all kinds, railing cards
winding Invitations, etc MATES PRINT
ING CO.. 24 West Government, B10
WA NTET sinf Machteea and
STRTPCO INSTRUMENTS' o repair.
Will put them in good condition and
guarantee the ork: thirty years exper
ience. Phone 791. I will calk 20 E. Oar
den St. J. H. Blak-ley. 710
WANTED Phonographs of all kinds
repaired and new springs put in. ine
Piano Shop, 18-20 E. Garden St.,
791. W65
WANTED To rent by permanent couple.
unrurnisheo rooms wim n""' T"5t
ther are no children. -Address E. H..
care Journal. 8475
WANTED To buy small cottage or bun
galow. Fart casn, oaaan '"SL": r
payments. A. Davis,, care ww rrmi-
ing Co. , - - " - -
WANTED To trade a good 8-horse
mower Marine enclnw for a good surrey.
or will. buy. J. T. care Journal office
WANTED TO RENT Small house or
four or live uniurnwimu -
for light housekeeping :n"'5. "i1
best of references. P. O. box J52, eny.
WANTED To buy sma mouse in good
neighborhood. Audres B. F., care Jour
nal. "J9
HELP MALE
BOYS EARN MONET selling the Pen-
mCnlfl 1 mime I sttlT anJ ttntj4
Wanted 700 boys dally and 200 bov
huudava to make from 60c to $5 - day.
Bee Circulation Menage? any xuoralng
TWO NEGRO War Histories: Emraetl
bcott's. 600 pages. $2.90, books ready
later: Kelly Miller's 700 taeft. ready now:
over 100 pictures, negro in action; big
hit. Agents wild over success. Either
outfit free. Both 50c. Be aulck. Mum-
kin Co.. Lumberton, N. C. 9665
WANTED A gardener,
apply- Wm. H. Knowles,
205 South Palafox street.
9498
WANTED AT ONCE
Young man or young lady
between 17 and 18 years of
age as clerk for delivery de
partment and collector-Good
opportunity for good bright
person to acquire some
knowledge of the business
and work themselves up. Ad
dress, C. W. B., care box 627,
city. ;:-; "''
TRANSFERSTORAGE
BINGHAM TRlNSFER
COMPAITY. Phone 334. Haul
ing, packing, storing.
WHEN in need of any transfer
work ring up 618. Hallmark
Transfer Co.
NOTICE TO T H E PUB
LIC When in need of
any kind of hauling, don't
forget 24. We are the only
transfer company in the city
who call for and deliver your
baggage at all. times, includ
ing night and Sundays. Bag
gage specialty office next to
L. & N. baggage room. We
employ white help only Gulf
Transfer company, Phone
24. R. R. Atwell, Manager.
9167
LODGE NOTICES
BROTHERHOOD OF
RAILWAY CLERKS
Pensacola Lodge 311.
Regular meetings first and third Fri
day each month. K. of .' hall.
J. N. Smith, AVm. P. Da"!s.
Recording Secretary. Pretident.
7807
PENSCAOLA LODGE. NO.4. 1. O. O. F
Pensacola Lodge No 4 I. O. O.. F..
mo!tts every .Thursday at 7:80 p. m. In
Ralford Hall. Corner riaylen and Bel
mont streets. Visitors Cordially Invited.
M. W. PETERSON. N. O
8. NICOLAN. tteoordlng Secretary.
JUNIOR ORDER UNITED AMERICAN
MECHANICS
Pensacola Council No. 35, Junior Order
United American Mechanics, meets sec
ond and fourth Fridays. 8 p. nv. at K.
of P. Hal?, 111 E. Intetndencia St., over
McHugh store. Visiting brothers cor
dlaly invited.
W. E. KING. Rec. Sec.
S. A. BRITT, Con.
LODGE NOTICE.
Carpenters and Joiners Local 815 meets
every Thursday night at W. O. ' W..
Rocana and Baylen streets, at 8 p. m.
H. PAULSEN, Pres.
W. IL LANG FORD. Secy.
PENSACOLA LODGE NO. 42. F. A A. M.
Special communication of Pen
sacola Lodge No. 42, F. & A. M..
Thursday., May 29. 1919. at 7:30
p. m. Work in F. C. degree. Vis
iting brothers fraternaly invited.
M. B. SCOTT. . W. M.
' D.. R. SAUNDERS. Secy.
MASONIC TEMPLE
Special conclave of Cour De Lion Com
mandrv No. 1. Knights Templar, Wednes
day and Thursday, May .28 and 29, at
7:30 p. m. Work in the order of the
R. C. and K. T. degrees. Sojourning
members courteously invited. ' ' '
C. S. BONACKER, E. C.
F. Lv MILLER, Recorder.
DANCING
. 1 """"i. si zue west oreg
ory street. For lnftrfroatton, phone 278.
Children-s class Toeaday ind JMday
For Quick Sale
MY RESIDENCE,
r )
NUMBER 1006 NORTH BAYLEN STREET
CASH OR TERMS
' To Suit Purchaser
Only reason for selling", leaving city.
I will be glad to show property to anyone
desiring to buy. Call at bouse or phone 1040
for information.
TM. F. BOONE
LKGAL NOTICE.
Notice is hrhir vlvon k.'
. -. , ' c ' .". uw un
dersigned Intend to file their petition be.
fore the Honorable C. M. Jones, Jucige
of the Court of Record of Escambia
County, State of Florida, on tne 14th day
of June. A. D. 1919. asking for an ordr
authorizing the adoption by them of Al
pine May Cobb, a minor female child
ALFRED ADAMS,
ROSA LEE ADAMS.
-May 7, 1919. oaw4w j
In Escambia County Court of Record."
State, of Florida.
May Claire Whiddon v VU Tioiia-i
Whiddon.
. The defendant Is required to appear to
the bill in this ca upon the 4th day of
August. A. D., 1919.
TV T TJTr'TTT
Clerk of the Court of Record, State of
jt igriua.
May 20th. A. D.. 1919.
In Escambia County Court of Record
, - State of Florida. .
Swift & Company, pJamtiif, vs. Oscar
Tlmms and Louis E. Armstrong, defend
ants. On the rule day in Jur.i. to-wit:
Monday, the second dav of June. "A. D.
1919, the defendants, Oscar Timms and
Louis E. Armstrong, whose property has
been attached, and all other parties in
terested are required to appear to sad
action. The order to be published once
each week for two months In The Pen
sacola Journal, a newspaper published
In said Escambia county.
W. P. RICE,
Clsrk of the Court of Record
n Escambia County Court of Record
State of Florida.
Morris & Company. Dlalntlff. vs. Oscar
Timms. Louis E. Armstrong and E. B.
Armstrong, defendants. On the rule day
of June, to-wit: Monday, the second
of June. A. D. 1919, the defendants,
Oscar Timms arid Louis E. Armstronp,
whoso property has been attached, and
all other parties Interested are required
to appear to said action. This order to
be published once pwJi week for two
months in The Pensacola Journal, a
newsnaper published in said Escambia
county.
. W. P. RICE.
Clerk of the Court of Record.
In the Court of Record of Escombla Coun
ty, State of Florida In Chancery.
The Citizens and Peoples National Bank
of Pensacola, Florida, vs. Santa Kosa
Marine Company, et al.
On reading the afifdavlt of J. W. Dorr,
Cashier of the complainant in the above
styled cause for an order requiring the
appearance of the defendant C. B. Neilson
and for publication thereof,
- It is ordered that the defendant. C. B.
Neilsen be, and he is hereby required to
appear to the bill of comialnt herein on
the 18th day of June, 1919, and that pub
lication of this order be made once a week
for eight consecutive weeks in the Pensa
cola Journal, a newspaper published at
Pensacola, Florida.
Done and ordered April 6th, 1019.
.... C. M. JONES.
Judge.
A meeting of the stockholders of the
Palaf6x Shipbuilding Company will b-!
held Friday, June 20. 1919. at 4:30 o'clock
p. m.. for the purpose of Increasing '.he
canital stock to one hundred thousand
dollars, $100.000).
ADRIAN E. LANOFORD.
Secretary.
TAXI SERVICE.
SAN CARLOS TAXI EX
CHANGE, Phone 200. Prompt
service. Courteous, careful
drivers, 7966
; LARK
Leaves City .Wharf, Pensa
cola, every Sunday at 9 a. m.
for The Cedars, Mary Esth
er and Camp Walton.. Re
turns 8:30 p. m- Fare, $2.00.
Leaves every Tuesday, 7 a.
m. for Camp Walton and
Santa Rosa. Returns Wed
nesday, 5 p. m.
FRANK H. HENNING
Telephones 788-1965
MISCELLANEOUS
SPECIAL MESSENGER SERVICE Day
or night called for and del. . -red
promptly. Phone No. 62. Brent Building
7862
DR. HAMILTON THE SAW DENTIST.
Saw Teeth Properly Treated: also
Grinding Knives, Shears, etc Hand
Saws, 25c 223 E. Intendencia St. Cross
Cut saws gummed. , 280o
BRANCH'S Boarding Kennels. Dogs con
ditioned by expert hah Her. 30S West
Chase St. Phone [phone]
Good location for Eclectic
Phyciari. Address, Box
316, High Springs, Fla.
RESOLUTION,
Resolution providing for issuance of
$90,000 Improvement Bonds subject . to
approval of the voters at the city elec
tion, June 2nd, 1919. i " 5
Whereas ffie Issuance of Improvement
Bonds of the City of Pensacola to the
amount of two hundred artd ten thousand
dollars, ($210,000.00) were approveu
the voters of said city at the election
held August' 15, 1919. pursuant to ordi
nances passed July 8th and July lath,
m. and said bonds having been duly
engraved and executed pursuant to the '
ordinance passed September 9.- 1918, num
bered 1 to 210 inclusive, and of the dew
nomination of $1,000.00 each. , .
Whereas, The certain bonds or said
series numbered 121 to 210 of the aggre
gate amount of ninety thousand dollars,
(S'JO.000.00). were excluded and excepted
from the issuance and sale of the other
bonds of said series numbered 1 to 12'J
by the- resolution providing therefor
odopted by this board on December -itth,
118; and
Whereas, Said bonds numbered 121 to
210 have been duly validated and' au
thorized to be issued by Acts of the
Legislature of the State of Florida ap
proved May 23rd, 1919, now, therefore.
Be It Resolved by the Board of Com
missioners of the City of Pensacola:
1. That, pursuant to the aforesaid
Acts of the Legislature of the State of
Florida, the bonds therein and herein
referred to of the aggregate amount of
$90,000.00 and numbered 121 to 210, in
clusive, shall be issued for the several
purposes and amounts hereinafter stated,
acorcilnglv as the Issuance be approved
k h mai.-;,. rf thA minlifiert voters
jf the City of Pensacola voting on -the ,
proposition, in me regular cny t''i""
to be held on-Monday. June Srifl, 1919. (
2. Th3t the ballot to be used at the
city election shall hive printed thereon
the. proposition of Issuing said bonds for
the several purposes and amounts ..for
which this board does heBby determine
said bonds shall be issued, as follows: "
......For Bonds. Shalt bonds issue for
fifty thousand dollars. ($50,000) for
extending and improving the city's
: sewerage and drainage system?, ,
...... Against Bonds. . v 'v
i
For Bonds. Shall bonds issue for
fifteen thousand dollars. ($15,0'.'0) r
for extending and improving ther
city's water system? . ... . .
Against Bonds.
......For Bonds: Shall .bonds' issue for
ten thousand dollars. r$10.000) for
grading, paving r.nd curbing or
otherwise improving streets?
......Against Bonds.
j For Bonda. Shall bonds issue ' for
firteen thousand dollars, ($15,000)
for, repaving, repairing and other
wise, improving paved streets? j,
..Against Bonds.
The voter must, mafce a cross mark
before the words "For Bonds" -.- cr
"Against Bonds." accordingly, as he ap
proves or disapproves of the issuance Of
bonds for each of the respective pur
poses and amounts. The cross mark
made i.- the voter in front of th words ,
U.lo.'' oholl " fnrmtftllt A VOte ill
favor of th proposition to issue bond3
for the purpose nd amount specified,
and such cross mark in front of the
words "Against Bonds" shall constitute
a vote against the proposition to issue
bonds xor tne purpose ana amounts p
fied. If tne majority of th votes on
anv proposition shall be cast in fnvor
of "bonds for the amount and pur-o?e
specified then the bonds shall be issued
as herein provided for such purpose and
amount: an3 un'esg the maiority of the
votes cast on the proposition shall be
in favor of the issuance of bonds for
the purposes and amouns specified, '.he
amount proposed to be Issued for such
purpose and amount shall not be ;b
sud. 3. That In the event the majority of
votes cast shall be In favor of the is
nr Vinnriq for 8nv one or more
of th purpose nd amounts stated, the
bonds for sucn p;irpowes an-i hihuhii.i
so approved shall be sold and Issued In
the rnanT provided for tho Issuance and
sale of the bonds of the series authorized
to be Issned nd -"'d K b ordinance
passed .Tnlv 8th. 1918. entitled: '
"An ord'nance to provide for the is
suance of bonds of the City of Pensacola.
F'orlda. under and bv virtue of n Act
of the Teeislature of the State of Florida,
entitled: "An Act authorise the City-f
Hensacola, to issue negotlabli bonds for
municipal purposes ana provide for the
pavment thereof,' approved May. 12th.
94 That this Resolution shall be pub
lished in full in each natty newspaper
printed in tb Cltv of Pensacola for four
conscutive days preceding the 2nd day
of June. 1919.
Passed: May 27, 1919. . -;
-Attest:
L. E. HEINTIKPI. -
, City Clerk:
MORTGAGE LOANS
I am prepared to negotiate
loans on improved farms and
city property. Five or ten
years ' on farms, one to ten
years pn city property. Mon
ey ready when title perfect
ed. A. C. Binkley, attorney,
601-2 .American . National
Bank Building.
ARTESIAN WELLS
ARTESIAN WELLS Will put 14 wells
guarantee water. Write for full lnrormt-
tlon. Grav Artesian vveti v.. r. j.
1077 or Phone 46.
Used Cars ,
For Sale
We have the following -used
cars all in perfect,
shape. See them: Buick ;
six, 5 pass., 1918 model; :
2 Fords, 5-pasa.; 1 Max- r
well. . You will find these -big
bargains.
United Auto Sales Co.
Garden and Baylen,
Phone 2099. ;
Will C. Diffenderf
Jeweler Optician
14 South Palafox Street
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