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THE PENSACOLA JOURNAL, SUNDAY MORNING. DECEMBER 14, 1919.
19
The PcimssLcollsL Journal b
CIRCULATION
INCREASING
Remtmbtr, t bi iur of your
copy of th Sunday Journal. It
is necessary that you order the
paper regularly from. The Journal.
Pnone 1500. Read tha Want Ad
pages today. .
The Marketplace of
West Florida-The Want
Ad. Columns of.. L
Everybody Reads
JOURNAL
Want Ads
JU,uuu People
Small Cost-Big Results
Journal Ads. Work All The
DAILY WEEKLY
T i m e
SUNDAY
JOURNAL
WANTS'
ONE CENT A WORD IN
ADVANCE .
ONE RATE TO ALL
Count the words In your adver
tisement and multiply it by the
number of times you desire it print
ed and, remit accordingly.
The counting of words include the
words "For Sale," - "Wanted." etc..
and the address. v..
KATES '
No advertisement taken ' for less
than 25 cents.
BLACK FACE CAPS, LIKE' THIS
TYPE, TWO CENTS PER WORD.
Paragraphed ? matter, line dashes,
white spaced classified display : 60
per line, 56c per inch (12 lines make
cne inch.) . . .- , . - - - -
Regular advertisers with ledger
accounts may have advertisements
charged. .
Kill orders should be jglven In
writing., never over the telephone.
Advertisers 6hould give their
Ftrcet or postofflce address as well
as their phone number if they de
sire results. Few readers have a
telephone and they can't communi
cate with you unless they know your
address. - - , r--;- ; :. -
If the advertiser desires, replies
may be sent to Journal Office. -Journal
Want Ads Cover :. West
., Florida.
FOR SALE
FOR SALE -One little boy's tricycle; also
an Irish mail. In good condition. Phnn.
2402 M. Bis Bayou. -; 2990
FOR SALE Small XTpright piano. flvealV? caD. special a.oo.
octaves, just the thine for ehiMron Pn..
auick sale S30.00. 1909 N 9th. av . ooeo :
FOR SALE OLDSMOBILE ROADSTER
SPEEDSTER. FIRST CLASS rtwrTi
TION IN EVERY . RESPFrr ouAr.lGrada A, perfect conauion, or- oj
PERRY 9136-2. snvT 1
FOP. SALE One 6 cylinder Chandler, j
mr uuick eaie. Address N. &
Jackson. Phone 1218. 2881
FOR SALE-Five head milch cows. R.
r . jernjgan. 'erry Pasa road- Phnn
5194.
. .2660
C Alcona cockerls, pure bred
'.JrI'bei$? straln: 2.50 and $4.00; Hus
Be bo. 39 R. 2 Barrancas Ave. 2663
FOR SALE One perfectly good brand
new Hupmobile touring car, terms if
esirea. Harry W. Thompson. 2222
FOn SALE One Ford roadster body
with light delivery attachment. Call 710
v. Government-sL 2226
FOR SALE Chevrolet 490, 1918
Eod condition. New tires,
most reasonable for quick cash
E. Zarragossa-st.
model in
Priced
sale. 503
.2337
FOR SALT: Rent or exchange,
teed standard typewriter low.
terms, ressonable price. A. F.
fOl N. 17th-ave. Phono 2030.
guaran
Monthly Neuling,
2338
FOR SALE Improved farms at Gonzal-
. cz4 Ji Jwin exchange for city property.
A. fa. Edwards. Phone 1520. ----- 3201
FOR SALT. Almost new roll-top desk
Phone 1,300. , 30o4
lMr. brand ot powdered Milk,
n0 39- Mott s- Pond. Distributor;
14QQ East La Rua street, Pensacola. 3 6'J
FOR SALE Second nana sewing ma
tofS nesA aJl wakes. $5.03 np. Guaran
teed. ReynaJds Music House, Phone
V17- 1235
FOR 5 ALE By owner 142 West Zarra
eossa street corner store, and tw0 story
residence facing Barcelona St. on aamo
'ot and at 200 West . Zarragossa, 601
LAUNCH FOR SALE Launch three
brothers, five years old. length thirty
:?et. four inches, breadth twelve feet, five
f7S. ' ?Iffeen tons net; carry seventy
ive passengers: three .cylinder Palmer
nnes; everything in first class condi
iion Now on run to Panama City. C.
pPe. Vest Bay, Fla. - , ., -
Heavy FROTER COTTON. Record four
oa.es ppr acre. 40 bolls to pound 46
?I Sent lint- Staple. 1. 1,8. inch, write
p. lacts: rroots and special price- on
f ordes for seed. Heavy . Fruiter
ei Co.. Carnesville. Ga, , 3443
" TfAJ-E Two-story ten-room house
w - ' Hl!i overlooking the bay. Fur
Jnfo1mat'on obtained at this office.
r:'553 A- Care JournaL - 3334
FOR
bn,?ALEFord delivery car. panel
b
Vrev t-n. . v '""'iw. Dumper, six gooa
V jiil ? sorae batteries. Apply 102
Mrtz St. Going north. 3339
. SALE-ONE 1-TON WORM DRIVE
FORD TRUCK, 10 MONTHS OLD,
tcN USED VERY LITTLE BY OWN-
Tini?NLY- ,N FIRST CLASS CONDI
Nu' "ICE $600.00 CASH. P. E.
MCHOLSON, MOLINO, FLA. - 3223
A very cozy little seven-room cottage, all ready-to move
into, corner Ninth avenue and Cervantes street; curtains
UP, water, gas and electric, connections, all made.
Small house, 414East Jackson street, $1,850.
A good seven-room cottage, 523 East Gregory, $2,250.
Five-room cottage with five acres of good land, -a few
miles out furnished, $1,800 ; unfurnished," $1,500. , -
PensacoIaFinanceCompany
We Always Have
PHONE 367 ELBERT A. CLUBBS, Sales Agent
pJFOR; SALE S j:
1 TONulf.
222' 1 TN TRUCK ...
PORD TOURING CAR M
BUICK, 6 1018 TOURING
$425.00
..... $450.00
..... S350.0Q
825.00
A" o!,J?-Z.nt'Q,mn Condition
PENSACOLA FEED CO.,
3221
FROST PROOF CABBAGE PLANTS
Early Jersey, Charleston Wakefield,
Succession JTtat Dutch by express f.o.b.
here; 1,000. 2; 5,000, at 11.75; 10,000" at
U.50. Postpaid 100. 85c; 300. Jl; 500,
J1.50; 1,000. $2.60. Full count and deliv
ery guaranteed. D. F. Jamison, gum.
merville, S. c. . 3113
FOR SALE Giant New Zealand Belgian
and White Rabbits, breeding does,
bucks and young ones. Peta or food
Price reasonable, 117 East Intendencia
St. -.' .. ..- .- ....
FOR SALE CHEAP OLDSMOBILE.
"AUTOCRAT" ROADSTER. SEE AT
CENTRAL OARAGE.- PHONE 1121.
; 3336
FOR SALE Wood. ' wood. wood. AU
kinds, split blocks and light-wood.
Quick delivery $2.00 and $4.00 loads. Mer
ritt Wood Yard. Phone 2322. 3117
' U. S. ARMT GOODS FOR SALE. - .
TJ. S. army steel ranges, regulation No.
5, made on strictly government specifi
cations, 8-eye, 33 inches wide, 52 inches
long, 83 inches high, large bake oven,
warming closet, ornamental back, water
back ready to connect with tank; worth
$260; new; good condition, $67.50,
- U. S. army galvanized hofwater tanks,
82-galIon capacity, $24.95.
U. S. army regulation shoes, genuine
XT. S. army shoe, brand new; finest
quality ; a wonderful shoo for $3.85.
U. S. Army heaters, "Radiant Home,"
Hot Blast, largo size, nickel trimmed. A
beautiful stove. Slightly used. - Cost $65,
new, Special $45.00.
U. S. Army heaters 'Cole Blast" No,
15-E, nickel trimmed. Good condition.
$18.50. "
U. S. Army blankets, all wood. Grade
A. perfect," $7.95; Grade B, $6.95; Grade C,
$3.95. The blanket for long wear, for
homes, rooming houses. , schools, lumber
and convict camps, commissaries, - etc.
Weight 4 pounds; S2 in. by 82 in. They
are clean and sif.ltary. Olive drab or
gray colors.
. U. S. Army Wool overcoats: dyed blue,
lined to waistline, good condition, $7.50.
U. S. Army overcoats, dyed blue,
brown or black, wonderfully improved,
'should last you for years. Worth hew
i - XT. S. Army wool mackinaws,
warm
. Army wool shirts, wasrusa.
cleaned and repaired. - Divided, -. into
GdeiC' 195; or,der W T ''2?, ?W'
COND.'r!.j. A a-Cc. mnUlnn 11 S ni. tn)
-a. rmy raiiicoaia aiiu rn.im-.
Jsen: Grade is, good condition, i.5D or
S39 dozen.
XT. S. Army wool npiral leggina $8
dozen of 95 cents ear . - ,
XT. S. Army canvas leggin, heavily re
inforced with leather, 75c each or $7.50
dosen. - - " , - -'
Pure linen cap covers, white, excellent
for housework. - barbers, office, .etc.
Brand new; 15 cents each. 2 Xor g5. cents;
$1.25 dozen. T .-??;.
XJ S. Army folding canvas cots, SO in.
wide, 72 in. long. Sean service, but in
good condition, $2.95 each ot $30 dozen.
XT. S. Army rubber hip boots, prac
tically new. " Excellent for storm weath
er, fishing, etc. $5.93. '
XJ. S. Army blue denim overalls or
Jumpers, washed and repaired. Excel
lent condition. For mechanics camps,
etc. 85 cents each, $8.50 per dozen, $53
per 100. '
XT. S. Army khaki breeches, lace bot
tom, suitable for general wear, hunting,
fishing, engineers, camps, etc. $1.25 pair
or $10.50 dozen pairs. -
XT. S. Armv sheep lined coats with imt.
moleskin collar, 38 in. long BRAND
NEW. An excellent coat at $28.00.-
XT. S. Army heavy leather traces, 2
inches wide. , Excellent condition. Fair
$4.95.
XT. S. Army McClellan saddles BRAND
NEW. This ; is the famous McClellan
Pocket knives. Excellent presentj Four
numbers, $1.50. Jl.7o ana -.v
XT.- S. Army double deck steel cots.
Tjnmao inmhpr famos. convict camps.
hospitals, T. M. C. A. etc. $9 each or
$96 dozen. ; - " " .
US Army cotton mattresses. Good
condition. Grade A $6.95; KJradc B $5.95;
Grade C $4.95. .
Brass shells, solid, souvenirs of war,
can be engraved, 95c.
U S. Army heavy drinking cups, new,
10c 'each. $1 dozen.
tt a imt hammocks, made I ZU oz.
heavy white duck. Waterproof, excellent
; in in, wide. 70 in. long $2.9o.
WRITE FOR CATALOG Our terms:
Cash with order. Referencer Any nan
in Greenville. Your money back if not
satisfied. Prices F O. B. GreenvlUe.
Please include -postage when ordering
goods sent by parcel post. Railroad fare
refunded both ways to customers visit
ing our store and purchasing $300 or more
within 300-mile radius.
BRADLEY BONDED WAREHOUSE CO.,
GreeYivUle, S. C. .
GREAT BARGAINS IN USED
AUTOMOBILES .
I ' -. We Can Suit You.
HARRINGTON MOTOR CO. -
REPAIRING
HEP AIRING Razor blades sharpened,
razors hollow ground and scissors
sharpened at Hamilton's Saw Hospital,
pply 223 E. Intendencia St. 1559
DANCING
DANC2NG TAUGHT, at 206 west Greg
ory atreet. For iotonnatlnc. rone 278.
Houses For Sale
HELP -FEMALE
WANTED Competent servant to go to
iucago on -January 1st. Apply 800 W.
LaRua.
WANTED Settl nrnmon ! -n.I.V.
housework and care of baby. Mrs. Os
car wuuama. .Magnolia Farms, Musco
gee. Fla. 2663
STENOGRAPHERS WANTED- Register
With tne , employment department ot
(ha Pan-American College, Kooms 274 to
180 Brent Bidgr. No cnarge, Pooitlons
waiting. 4Sl
WANTED -Two shorthand teachers, : $65
-$r00: two men stenographers, $70-$75;
two lady stenographers, $65-$100. Bank
cashier, $75, Piedmont Business College.
Lynchburg, va. Ji
WANTED SALESLADIES AT POSS'
DRY GOODS STORE. APPLY MON.
DAY MORNING.
WANTED SALESLADIES AT POSS'
DRY GOODS TORE. APPLY MON
DAY MORNING.
WANTED House girl 115 S. Reus. 8228
WANTED A nurse. Apply 1211 E.
uaasaen.
HELP WANTED Girl or woman for
general house work. - Apply A. F.
Paderick, 109 W. Cervantes. 8334
WANTED Competent Nurse and help
with house work to go to Chicago on
January 1st. Apply 200 W. LaRua. -
LODGE NOTICE
BROTHERHOOD Of
TiAILWA CLERK!
fena.ola Lodge 811
Ragrulsr metl.s flnt and third Fri
day oa month. If. of T. ball.
J. N. Pmlih. Wa P. Da1.
Recording Secratary- PreMd"
TfOT
Modem Order of Praetorlana.
Ponsaeoa Council. - No, - XOftS. mta
every second and foartli Monday at
p. m. in W. O. W. iialL comer Romana
and Baylen trets. All Pr- torians, are
cordially. Invited.
M. B. MORET; 8. A.
C K. SMITH, Bee
LODGE NOTICE.
. Fenaacola TrnG and Tjbor Council
ntet everjr Wdnidav at 7:30 p. m..
ni.lsli W Zrrirfi ntreet.
- - R- D. LaMONT. Secretary.
N-r.---: P. O. Box 2. r
MnehlnNt Heloer Lodge. "
MachlnlJts , Helners Lofleo. No. 901.
met every Wednesday-night in Boll
rmikers hall, on corner of Palafox and
Roman streets. .. ,
T. P. RTTRTT. Presld-rt.
C. XJ. WOODHAM. Rec, So?.
FENSACOLA LODGE. NO. 3. K. OF P.
Regular meeting- of the "-Idgo every
Monday. 7:30 n. m., at their hall on East
IntendeircJB .street. " ."
R. C. MADSEN. C. C
C. F. STEWART. K. of R. A S.
; ELECTRICAL WORKFRS.
Local XTnion. No. 327. I. B. E. W.,
meets everv Mondav at 7 p. m..' at Boil
ermakers' hall. AH visiting brothers and
service men In good standing cordially
invited. " -
- W. F. TTRfMONS. R. S
PFNSACO.A LODGF. No 4. I. O. O. f.
Pensacota T-nd?e. No. 8. T. O. O F..
meets '-9rvi.ThiiradPv nisht at 7:30. at
Ralfotvi nir. "rorner Bovlen !n1 Belmont
rtreet3. Visitors co-dIllv invited.
.T. D. MTLLER. N. O.
JOE R. NTCOTAU. R. S. ,
SHIP CARPENTFRS. JOINERS AND
CAULKERS. -T.oeal
Union. No. R1!T. Cnentr!!. .Tnin.
ers and OauTker. mts .Thnrsnv nleht
anh week fit 7:0 o'olocV. at -W." O. V.r.
hall, corner Ravlen vA Romana streets.
rr7TA? t-ttrant. President.
W. H. T,A";GFORD.. Secretary.
JUNIOR ORP'o DMlTrrQ AMERICAN
MECHANICS
Pnsacola Pomie" No. 3S. Junior Ord?r
X.nited Amir'can Mechanics, meets rp
nnd ad fourth Fridays. R t. Trt., at K.
of P. Hall. S. A. BRITT. Con.
, 'W; F. TTTn. R. S "
DAMON LODGE, NO. 13, K. of P.
Tvmon Lode. - No. 13 TCnlprhts of
Pvtblas roeeti In refrular session Tuesday
"ening at Castle Hall at 7:30 o'clock.
There will be; -work in the rank of Page.
Visitors welcome. "
WT C. CAMPBELL. C. C.
B. V. HOLLAND, K. of R. & S.
LOANS ON REAL ESTATE.
We lend money on Real Estae'TR th-s
city on short notice. Please state in
Application If you have an Abstract of
Title to the property.
Call and see Tin.
THE WATSON AOENCT, Ina,
- 7 South Palafox St.
MASONIC TEMPLE. .
- Special communication of Es-
cambia Lodge No. 15. P. & A. M..
V Fridajv December 12th. at 7:30
CS P. m. Work in the E. A. degree.
Visiting' brothers fraternally in
vited. .v -
JNO. G. CARO W. M.
F. D. RICHARDS. Sec'y.
MASONIC TEMPLE.
Regular meeting of Florida
Chapter No. 9, O. E. S..i
Tuesday December - 16th at 8
p. m. -.
Installation of Officers visit
ine members cordially - ': wel
comed. -
- "MRS. EMMA ROGERS,
MRS. MARGUERITE LYLE, , W. M.
'vi-; Sec'y. . '4 -
, , ., MASONIC TEMPLE.
; f - Regular communication of
!' Escambia. Lodge No. 15. F. &
jr , A. M., Monday December 15th
Wfw at:7:30 p. nu Visiting brothers
fraternally Invited.
JNO. G. CARO.
F. D. RICHARDS, v W. M.
- Sec'y.
. F. & A. M.
No. 24, F. &A. M., Warrington, Fla.,
. 1 . tTV. 4- 7-7ll v -m
Work la the L M. Degree v Visiting
brothers fraternally invited.
FISHER-BROWN
We Will Bond You
918 Phones 919
Phone 1788
PALACE CAFE
Good Things to Eat
Opposite Post Office ' v
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT
Daily
OA V- ANT BS.OOT iT
Tft JUV"
One Dollar 49 cents
If a Dollar today will do just oJbout what Forty-nine Cents did In
1914 there's only one answer the Standard of Values has changed. If
- in 1914 you arranged your affairs so that If anything happened to you
your family would have a certain amount to live on then under the
present circumstances they could hardly exist, for they really have less
than one-half of what you considered adequate then.
Here's the Answer For Your Family and For You:
We Will Create an Immediate
Estate of $10,000.00
You open an account with us and deposit annually approximately rfom
to 4H per cent o fthis amount, and at a definite stated time vou will
receive, if living, $10,000,000.00 In Cash. Should you die before then, we
will Immediately pay the entire $10,00000 to your family.
Can you more profitably1 employ 5 minutes of your time (without
obligation) to learn complete details of this attratcive proposition? Write
or phone when we may call. .
PHONES: Nine-One-Eight
Nine-One-Nine
FISHER -BROWN
" Insurance Agency
"WE WILL BOND YOU".
FOR RENT
FOR RENT One room furnished for
nuuHUKeepinif, aiso apartments or
two or three rooms. One and one-half
biOCKS frnm Palo fn-v fo" 17' t
Phone 1563. 3000
FOR RENT Two furnished rooms for
gentlemen. 915 E. Strong. 2S82
FOR RENT Two connecting rooms,
partly furnished, use of. bath and
phone. 427 E.. Gregory St. Phone 23(56
2S83
FOR RENT Nicely furnished apartments
: Au modern improvements: hot and
cold water, telephone; close in. No chil
dren. Arldrfta T-Ttva C&.I.,
Journal. , : 2660
FOR RENT Furnished room with bath:
gentlemen. Phone 333. 2550
FOR RENT Will rent to gentlemen, two
furnished rooms with private bath, bay
shore; near Country. Club. Phone 2218
; - ' - - V 2449
FOR RENT To desirable parties five
unfurnished rooms; desirable neighbor
hood; location unexcelled; one-half block
East Hill car line. Use of bath. lights
and phone 1529. 1325 E. Mallory street.
FOR RENT Two large screened South
rooms, unfurnished: partly furnished
kitchenette, second floor next to bath;
electricity, gas. Phone, garage, 1817 N.
xzin. -none l'J-z. 3010
F5r RENT Room In beautiful private
homer thoroughly modern; on car line.
Phone 1684 and .give reference. 3009
FOR RENT Furnished or unfurnished
apartments. 714 E. La Rua. Phone
1285. 3007
FOR RENT Desirable furnished room
suitable for two young men. Apply
805 North Alcaniz.
FOR RENT One furnished room, use of
i phone and bath, boarding house across
street, on car line. - 422 W. Gregory St.,
Phone 1S58. 3442
"ROOMS."
FURNISHED TO SUIT. FINE LOCA
TION AND' IMMEDATE NEIGHBOR
HOOD, CLOSE IN, EARLE HAUCK, 410
SOUTH FLORIDA BLANCA. 3441
FOR ' RENT Nicely furnish ed' room for
gentleman. 4 Adjoining bath. Private
family. Modern conveniences. Refer
ences exchanged. " Call , afternoons-' or
evenings. 702 E. Gadsden. 3330
FORWENT Furnished rooms, 406 West
Intendencia street. .- 3333
FOR RENT GOOD BOARDING HOUSE.
TWENTY-FOUR ROOMS, KITCHEN
AND DINING ROOM, ALL WELL FUR
NISHED, BEING. A TWO-STORY
BRICK BUILDING IN A CENTRAL
LOCATION. APPLY TO J. G. HANSFORD,-
122 W.-H-IBERTY ST. - . 3339
FOR RENT Furnished room with bath.
103 W. Gregory- 3337
FOR RENT Two nicely furnished rooms
for light housekeeping. Front and
back galleries. Bath, gas. Apply 407 E.
Gregory St. . . 3222
TRANSFERrStorage
BINGHAM - TRANSFER COMPANY,
PHWNE 334.. HAULING. PACKITG,
STORING.
McKENZIE T R A N S F E R, AUTO
TRUCK SERVICE, BAGGAGE, FURNI
TURE, LIGHT AND HEAVY HAULING.
PHONES 970 AND 1818. . 620
THE READERS of the classified ad
constitute a small army of- buyers tell
them about that used car or other useful
rtjsle you have for eale. . '
BORRAS TRANSFER CO.
PHONE" 1145. OFFICES AND WARE
HOUSE EAST CHASE STREET. ALL
KINDS OF HAULING. YOUR BUSI
NESS SOLICITED.
Talks By The Journal's Little Old Wise Man
S
it v eu naeE TO Rav6 -
LCfeTAWATE. AviO P0MS-iklf-
iuP.Tw(CUT-flACE AN
KEKT C0LVMM OP TrVt PAPER.
TRY IT AHU
WANTED
WANTED Experienced cook. Good
wages. Miss Lillie Taylor, Seamarge.
Phono 388. 3006
PARTIES wishing to have their stock
taken and government report rrind.e at
25LlL.yeEr' 'Phone me at 2076. L.
WOLFF. 2997
WANTED To buy a good second hand
piano: must- be In first class condition
and cheap for cash. Phone 73L 2776
WANTED To exchangiV a small house
centrally located for place near suburbs
suitable for chicken raising. Addrps
444, Care Journal. 25DS
WANTED Your,, Job prtr.tmg and orrters J
or en (craving or au .Kinds; calling
cards, wedding Invitations, etc. MATES
PRINTING 'CO..- 20-22-West Government
street. . . S10
WANTED TO BUY.
WANTED TO BUY CHEAP HORSES
AND MULES. APPLY MR. LOUIS
ROTH. SHEESLEY SHOWS. IVIMTPP
"QUARTERS, AVE A AND, W. RO-
MANA STS. 1110
WANTED All kinds of . phonograph
work, no mattef-wbat tho make. Called
for and delivered If desired. The Plno
Shop.-Phone 791. 18-20 E. Garden SL "
The Housekeepers'. . Burden House, win
dow and carpet clnlnfl. The Pensa.
cola Hous and Window Cleaning Co.
can carry tre whole load for you.- Phone
1013 for Information. Room 605 Blount
building. ... ....... ...,...... lOol
SEWING MACHINES AND STRING
Instruments repaired. Phone 251. J. H.
Blakesley. 16 East Garden St. 811
WANTED Three or four housekeeping
rooms. Modem. Reference exchanged.
Address A. B-, Care Journal , 3227
WANTED Stretching curtains nicely at
reasonable prices. Call or mail a card
to Clara Pearson, 50S W. Romana-st.
- 3229
WANTED TO BUT Long model cornet
In key of C or with C attachment. Ad
dress . Cornet, care Journal. 3331
WANTED Two room apartment fur
nlshpd for lleht housekeeniner. An-
iswer W. J. H. Care JournaL 3335
WANTED FERRY BOAT SUITABLE
FOR TAKING SIX AUTOMOBILES
ACROSS CHOCTAWHATCHEE BAY.
MUST BE IN GOOD CONDITION AND
SEAWORTHY. WITH OR WITHOUT
ENGINE. THE R. E. L. McCASKILL
CO., DeFUNIAK SPRINGS, FLA. ll
WANTED 2 or 3 unfurnished for light
house keeping rooms, desirable neigh
borhood; willing to pay reasonable rent.
Family of 3 adults. Address Frank, Care
JournaL 3119
FARM WANTED SEND description. C.
C. Shepard. Minneapolis, Minn. 6
SALESMAN
SALESMEN ' WITH FORD No experi
ence needed. Every demonstration a
sale. Farmer boy sold sixty in three
J Cut nllo. fnr Mmtlll AM mODeV
Uttys. . v. ....... ' -----r - - -
back offer. 401 Frost Bldg., Los Angeles
SALESMAN One who has selling ex
perience. Call on retail trade. Highest-commission
rate paid. Advertising
oni Vnr!p9., Selling season
commences January 1st. The Geo. H-
Jung Co., Cincinnati, kj.
OPPORTUNTnES
ACCOUNTS, notes, every kind claim col
lected anyWhcre in world. JNo charges
unless successful. May's Collection
Agency, Somerset, Ky. . 321
"-TU'ERl THE MAM
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AGENTS WANTED
AGENTS $5 to 112 a day easy; fast sell
ins, popular-priced necessities, toilet
Kooda and remedies. Agents' outfit free.
Write for free particulars. Bullion
Chemical Co., Dept.. 15, Memphis, Tenn.
3116
WRITE PHOTOPLAYS $23-S300 paid
anyone for suitable ideas. Experience
unnecessary; complete outline free. Pro
ducers Lea sue, 134, St; Louis. 1413
AGENTS Quick seller, big profits; flow
er beads coining- money for hustlers;
new stuff, tremendous demand, catalogue
free. Mission Bead Co., 1315 Irola, Lo
Angeles. Calif. 462
HELP MALE
POSITION NOW OPEN' FOR EXPERI
ENCED ENERGETIC MARKER IN
SAW MILL, AND EXPERIENCED CIR
CULAR SAWYER. McGOWIN-FOSHEE
LUMBER CO., FALCO, ALA., WILL
PAY GOOD WAGES FOR EXPERI
ENCED MEN. 132S
WANTED BOY WITH BICYCLE TO
WORK MORNINGS. APPLY CIRCU
LATION DEPARTMENT THE JOUR
NAL. 3178
BOYS EARN MONET selling The Pen
eacola Journal. dally and Snadav
Wanted. 100 boys daily and 21 roys
Fundays to mak from 50c to 15 a day.
Po Circulation Manager any morales S
o'clock.
MEN Age 17 to 55. Exnerlence unnec
essary. . Travel. raV secret investiga
tions, reports. Salaries, expenses. Amer
ican Foreign Detective Agency, 855, St.
Louis. . . 461
MEN wanted for detective work. Write
J. Gar-or, former Govt. Detective, Dan
ville. 111. . . - -- .463
MEK. STOP! Don't look for lobs! We
will teach yen barber trade, paying
po'sltlons guaranteed: chain of shoos:
make money whilo learnin: everything
30. Tools f-ee. Month's uratest t-o(-!i-
Sen-rl for cntaloeuo. Jacksonville
Rrhtr rnllece. 822 West Bay I street.
Jacksonville. Fla. - - - I W
LOST Atm FOUND
LOST Amethyst pin Tuesday morning
between Garden and Komana sis. or in
steres. - For reward Phoney 1544. 2779
LOST PockPt book on streets December
9th or in L. & N. Ticket Office, con
tainlnff'sum of money and order : on
Everltt & Boykin for $250.00. Findef
return to Capt. T- S. Caro. Pilot office
and receive' reward. Phone 503. 2SS8
LOST Parrot near W. Government St.
Notify W. C. Dracy. 7 N. "D" St. 3005
FOUND Bunch of keys. Apply 1711 E.
Gadsden-st. 2996
LOST I will give $5.00 reward to the
party who will return or give infor
mation leading to the recovery of gaso
line launch V-628. .which broke away
Monday night. Apply,, to Jtf. E- Fruett
P. O. Box 1602. .-; ' " 2443
IOST White Pointer Dog: two brown
spots on head and one big brown spot
on back. Reward to finder. Angelo
Capaduca. Phone 206. oiii
LOST One pointer male dog, color, liver
and white. Comes to the name of
Sport. Finder please return to 420 W.
Belmont-st, or phone 938 to receive re
ward. ' ' 3"
LOST A large black dog. (with, white
i in r,r till white.
nose, ui a... i. v.f - - . ,
wearing tag 74.-. name Tribbler. Phone
2381 and receive reward.
MISCELLANEOUS
POSITION WANTED By boy 13 Tears
old with wheel. Albert Laudgren, 09
E. Aragon. "3-i-1
BOSTON TERRIER, At Stud. Dick Gor-
don liiue i-uuinjn v.n-.ti. v"" ' r
guaranteed. ' Drumm. 116 W. Belmont-st
LOCAL. WEATHER
(CTJmpiled for The Journal by the
Weather Bureau Office.)
Sunrise,. ...V.
Sunset . 4:r
Mobnrlse i 12:38p.m.
Moonset . ....... - - ' . . . i . . . .1 :
Next phase of moon, last quarter, 14tn
High tide, 2:27 a. m.; low tide, 2:22
p. m. , . .'1 '
. VFSTERDAY5 WcATnLH.
TUMPERATURB- 7 am 12 M 7pm
DrTbulb "
Wet bulb .......;;.63 63 70
Highest, 72 degrees; lowest, .59 de
grees; mean, CC degrees; normal, 54
degrees. . ----.-- '
Accumulated excess this year to
date. .40. - vx '
TTiP-beKt of record for December, 77
degrees;, lowest of record for Decem
ber, 14 degrees. -v.
-'':.-.' : Rainfall. -.: '
For 24 hours ending 7 p. .0.
Total for this month to r7 p. m..0.72.
Normal for December, 4.17 inches.
Accumulated excess this year up to
date, 23.33. ' '
- -Z. Humidity.'"'' -.-
7 a. rn.. S3; 12 noon, 97; 7 p. m., 98.
-'.;': Barometer,. .;
( H.Conry -i
.! tu., tWMN 11
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i ,
. New' Tor k, Dec. 13. Cotton futures
opened , steady. .December, 36.10 bid;
January. 34.09; March, 32.60; - May,
31.27; July, 80.00.
Cotton closed firm:
High Closo
December 36.50 36.5
January .-35.60 35.55:
March ..83.45 S3.40;
May .32.00 S1...95i
July , 30:50 50.45'
(New Orleans, Dec. 13. Cotton fu
tures opened steady. December, 38.70; r
January. 85.55; "SSrch, . 32.98; May,'
31.65; July, 30.07.
Cotton closed very steady at an ad
vance of 75 to 95 points. .
Hihsh Close
December 38.70 38.90:
January ............. .-36.50 36.50"
March ;.. 33.72 S3.68!
May .. 33.28 32.18-
July 80:60 t 30.53;
New York, Tec. IS. Cotton eeed oil ;
market closed lower. Prime summer
yellow, 19.25; December, 19.00; Jan
uary, 19.25; February, 19.00; March.
19.33; April. 19.35; May, 19.58; June,
19.55; July, 19.65. Sales, 19,900.
New Orleans, Dec. 13. Spot cotton '
quiet and unchanged. Sales on the,
spot, 316 bales; to arrive, 650 bales.
Low middling, 33.50; middling, S9.50;
good middling, 41.25.
New York, Dec. 13. Spot cotton
quiet; middling, 38.00. .
The cotton market opened steady
at a decline of 5 points on Octofber,
but generally 13 to 21 points higher
on covering for over the week nd,
scattered buying' being encouraged by
the improvement in the coal situation.
There was some foreign trade buy
ing, but people with domestic spot
house connections were sellers, . and
prices soon weakened under renewed
liquidation, with January selling" off
to 34.45 or 31 points net lower. Late
months were again relatively steady,
but May eased off to 31.04 or 3 points
net lower. The census report showing
domestic mill consumption of 490,699
for November was disappointing to
local bulls.
New Orleans, Dec. 13. Declines of
10 to-20 points were seen on th fimt
can in cotton today because fif th
rather smaller consumption in this
country auring November than looked
for. There was an immediate recov
ery, however, on the oetter fuel out -
iook and at the end of th fi.r i,.if
hour of business prices were 58 to 48
Points over yesterday's close. ' i
Shorts covered on a large scale and.
thei- buying carried tha tot, '
net advances of 75 to 95 points toward
wio ciose. --
NAVAL STORES
Pensacola.
Pensacola. Dec 13. Trading nn tv
open market has been discontinued.
Receipts today, were: spirits 157. rosin
532; shipments, spirits 1, rosin SO;
siocits, spirits 5,098, rosin 53,870. ,
Savannah.
Savannah. Dec 13. Tho uniHt
market was firm at 1584 with eales
or 61, casks. The rosin market was
firm with sales of 979 barrels. Re
ceipts today were, spirits 208. rrwin' i
030; shipments, spirits 388, rosin 984;
stocks, spirits 13,435, rosin 50.361.
Quotations were sa follows: WW
21.60; WG. 20.50; JC. 19.75: M. 1S75-
K, 18.25; I, 16.7017.00; H, 16.25
16.30; G-. 16.2016.25; F, 16.1516.25;
E. D, B, 16.25. il
Jacksonville.
Jacksonville. Dec.; 13. The snirits
market was steady at 1.58 with sales
of. 201. The rosin market was steady
with sales of 876 barrels. Receipts
today were, spirits 369, rosin 1018;
shipments, spirits 119, rosin 3,800;
stocks, spirits 9,837, rosin 87.971. - -
Quotations were as follows: V w.
21.50; WG, 20.50; N, 19.75; M. 18.75:
K. 18.25; L 16.90 17.00; H, 16.25; G.
160; H , iu, U, tS, Id. la.
LOCAL NOTICE TO MARINERS,
Texas. Gulf of Mexico Heald Bank
Light Vessel replaced on station Dec.
11, and light on the gas and whistling
buoy extinguished. The gas and
whistling buoy will be withdrawn as
soon as practicable. - :
C. & G. S. Charts. Nos. 1007, 1116.
1117. .. . '
Light List, Atlantic Coast, 1919, p.
368. No. 217S.
Buoy List; 8th District, 1918. p. 46.
' Coast Pilot, Section TS, 1916. p. 131.
By order of the Commissioner ot
Lighthouses. ' ' v
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