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FOR SALE w
FOR SALE PECANS, ANY QUALITY,
SAME AS SOLD IN STORE FOR
FIFTY CENTS PER POUND, CHRIST
MAS IS NEARLY HERE. GETYOUR
SUPPLY NOW. DELIVERED 40 CENTS -
PER POUND, CALLED FOR 33 CENTSi
?l PPVND. THE LOT. 30 CENTS,
PER POUND. 600 POUNDS
PHON1
1529. 1325 E. MA L LO R Y.
FOR SALE Fine
ri. j . .
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pecans. Phone Dr. Phillips, or 1614.
FOR SALE SPLIT
PHONE 224.
PINE
WOOD.
38S5
FOB, RALE Cerise evening gown, Only
worn or.ee. In perfect condition. Suit
ab'e for flpbutante or young lady. Also
evon-r.s cost to match. Will sacrifice.
Address "Style", Care Journal.
FOR PALK Improved farm at Gonzal
es. or Tvill exchange Jor clty- ppeperty.
A. S. Edwards. Phone [phone]
FOR KLIM brand ol powdered Milk,
Phone 1949. Mott SPond, Distributor.
"WO East La Rua street, Pensacola. J6'J
FOR sKLR Second nana sewing ma
chines, all makes. 15.00 tip. Guaran-
4. Reynalds Music House, Thone
mi. izs5
FOR PALE By owner H2 West Zarra
po:a street corner store, and two story
residence facing Barcelona St. on same
lot and at 200 West Zarragossa. ' 501
"or- s ALE Violin and mandolin, cheao,
301 E. Zarragossa-st. 4001
FOR SALE PORTO RICO YAM SWEET
POTATOES. $1.50 per bushel delivered.
Write Manager, Richland Farms, R. A.
Persacola Fla.. s
FOR PATE One 8-i-oom two-story
hiiFP. one 1 -room cottage, both on
Fast Hill. Phone 1436. P. O.. Box 269,
Owner.
3006
f'U SALE Two male Duroc Jersey
p:p. weie:h about 2j pounds eafih.
w (iiiiok sale. Both for $20.00. . Phone
S'. Fina for Christmas. V 4009
W?. SALE One 10x12 Naele engine
oe 0- II. P. R. T. boiler, 1,000 feet
'G P.. n. steel slab chain; one geared
w with sprocket and drum. Joel Fra
T. O. Box 269. S007
fl'K SALE Furniture, china, . glass.
" .inK'jTs. sneets, Christmas tree orna-Jfnt-.
toys and books. Room 380 Brent
JUCing from 10 to 12 and 8 to 6.. 4239
PALE 2-ton truck. Apply A. B
imeptra, Lewis Bear Co. warehouse.
FoR AT'K Upright piano $150.00,
1.. isylor & Company.
W.
4223
ffjji sali:a largo horse and a slngler
joat for sa!e. Apply to 516 West Zar
aeossa f-'t. - . .-.'. : 4228
-R sat.f:-
-Large genuine sole leather
Call 2371. 4337
' J'fi-Two gas stoves; one Ice
J;t- PhonPtn45 and 1542. 4338
cAr v Restaurant' Boft drinks and
n"Sinf-ss; owner leaving city.
IJgaiafox St. . 4446
FCanrtSA1i:EGian New Zealand, Belgian
fcu-i,, yte Rabbits, breeding does,
Pr. i'd '0ur,9 ones. Pets or food,
street. rsasonable, 117 East Intendencia
BIG r.od BLOCKS WOOD
EACH roKS- 14 ,NCHES LONG 10c
. :.UL TUESDAV MnBMiMR m- nc
. TAKE THEM AWAY.
A very cozy little seven-room cottage, all ready to move
into, corner Hinth avenue -and Cervantes street ; curtains
UP, water, gas and electric connections, all made. ; .
Small house, 414 East 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 outfurnished, $1,800; unfurnished, 1,500.
PensacoiaFinanceCompany
We Always Have Houses For Sale"
PHONE 367
FOR SALE
ONE FORD TOURING
ONE 7-PASSENGER STUDA-
- BAKER ........... ....
ONE FORD ROADSTER (USED
TWO MONTHS)
ONE DODGE TOURING ........
ONE DODGE TOURING
ONE HUPMOBILE
ONE MAXWELL. ....
$280.00
500.00
750.00
650.00
175.00
450.00
ONE FORD SPEEDSTER (WFW1
ONE CHANDLER CLUB ROADSTER.
ONE HUDSON SPEEDTER.
UNITED AUTO SALES CO.
FOR SALE Stove
" Phone 523.
"Wood. $2.00
load
4449
FROST PROOF, CABBAGE PLANTS
Early Jersey. - Charleston Wakefield,
Succession Flat Dutch by express f .o.b.
here; 1,000. $2: 5.0C0, at $1.75; 10,000 at
$1.50. Postpaid 100. 33e: 300, $1; 500,
$1.50; 1,000, $2.50. Full Aunt and deliv
ery guaranteed. D. F, Jamison, Sum
merville, S. C. . 3113
FOR SALECHEVROLET. A BARGAIN
FOR $350.00. PHONE 1821. - 744S
FOR SALE Two fine second hand
pianos. Perfect condition. The Piano
Shop. Phone 791. 19 East Garden St.
' ' " ' . ,- 7551
HEAVY FRUITER COTTON Record
Four Bales per acre. 40 bolls to pound.
46 per cent , Lnt. : Staple, 1 inch.
Write for facts, proofs and special price
on early orders for seed. Havy Fruiter
Seed Co., Carnesville, Ga. 4559
FOR SALE Repair shop' and garage
equipped; $2,000 year profit, residence.
water works light, business will stand
investigation; terms. ' Will consider i ex
change proposition for good investment.
Oxford Wagon Works, Oxford, Fla. 4553
FOR-SALE Army tent for . sale; nearly
new. Apply 415 E.-Belmont St. 7555
FOR SALE Pair ear screws, rose
mounting, small . diamond and ' open
face ladies' watch. Address Watch, Care
Journal.. 7557
FOR SALE Bicycle in best of order,
good value at $21.00 cash.: 919 E.
Gadsden. 4554
TJ. S. ARMY GOODS FOR SALE.
TJ. S. army steel rangesregulation No.
3, made on strictly government specifi
cations. 8-eve. 33 Inches wide. F2 Inh
TA. oft i L , r. , . ,
Z2L:,JL . r"L. "if?
vY- J?"l
jaao; new; good condition, $67.50.
TJ. S. army galvanized hot water tanks,
82 - irallon capacitv. $24.95.
TJ. S. army regulation
Tj" S. Irmv shoe hr
shoes, genuine
quality ; a wonderful shoo for $8.85.
Hot Blast", large size, nickel trimmed. A
beautiful stov. Slightly used. Cost $65.
new, Special $43.00.
IT. S. Army heaters 'Cole Blast No.
13-E. nickel , trimmed, , Good condition,
$18.50. -
TJ. S. Army blankets, all wood. Grade
A, perfect. $7.95; Grade B, $6.95; Grade C,
$5.95. - The blanket for Jong wear, for
homes, rooming houses, schools, lumber
and convict camps, commissaries, etc
Weight 4 pounds: C2 in., by 82 in. They
are clean and sanitary. .. .Olive . drab or
gray colors. .
TJ. S. Army wool overcoats :l dyed h'ue.
lined to waistline, good condition, $7.50.
u. S. -Armv overcoats. dved blue.
brown or black, wonderfully improved.
should last you for years. Worth new
$90. Special $15.95.
TJ. S. Armv wool macktnaws. Warm
and serviceable. Special $9.50.
IT. S. Armv wool shirts, washed.
cleaned end repaired. Divided into
classes Grade A, $2.75; Grade B, $2.25:
Grade C, $1.95; order two or three now.
S. Army raincoats and sdekers.
Grade A, perfect condition. $4.95 or $50
dozen; Grade B, good condition, $3.95 or
$39 dozen. ,
TJ. S. Army wool spiral legglns $3
dozen of 93 cents each.
TJ. S. Army canvas leegin, heavily re
inforced with leather, 75c each, or $7.50
aozen.
Pure linen cap covers, white, excellent
for housework, barbers, office, etc.
Brand new; 15 ents each, 2 for 25 cents;
$1.25 dozfcn. . . -
TJ. S. Army folding canvas cots. 30 In.
wide, 72 In. long. Seen service, but in
good condition, - $2.95 each of $30 dozen.
TJ. S. Army rubber hip boots, prac
tically' new. Excellent for storm "weath
er, fishing, etc. $5.95. " "
U. 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. v
TJ. ' S. Army khaki breeches, lace bot
tom,, suitable for general wear, hunting,
fishing, engineers, camps, etc. $1.25 pair
or $10.50 dozen pairs.
TJ. S. Army sheep lined coats with Imt.
moleskin collar. 38 in. long-" BRAND
NEW. An excellent-coat at $28.00.
TJ. S. Army heavy leather traces, 3
Inches wide. Excellent condition. Pair
$4.95.
TJ. S. Army McClellan saddles BRAND
NEW. This is the famous McClellan
saddle. $32.95.
Pocket knives, Excellent present. Four
numbers, $1.50. $1.75 $1.85 and $2.25.
U. S. Army double deck steel cots.
Homes, lumber, camps, convict camps,
hospitals, Y. M. C. A. etc.. $9 each or
$96 dozen. - - - - . .
TJ. S. Array cotton mattresses. Good
condition. Grade A $6.95; Grade B $5.95;
Grade C $4.95. .
Brass shells, solid, souvenirs of , war,
can be engraved. 95c.
TJ. S. Army heavy drinking cups, new,
10c each, $1 dozen.
TJ S Navy hammocks, made of 20 oz.
heavy 'white duck. Waterproof, excellent
condition 40 in. wide, 70 in. long $2.95.
WRITE FOR CATALOG Our terms:
Cash with order. Reference: Any bank
in Greenville. Tour money 'back if not
satisfied. Prices T O. B. Greenville.
Please' include postage when , ordering
eoods 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.,
Greenville. S. C V
ELBERT A. CLUBBS, Sales Agent
FOR RENT
a
FOR RENT Furnished room with bath,
gentlemen. Phone [phone]
FOR RENT. Furnished and unfurnished :
room. Acolv 415 S. PlorM hlancii -ttt
after 5 p. m. : - . 4010
BROOMS." j
TION AND IMMEDIATE NEIGHBOR.
HOOD, CLOSE IN. MODERN CONVEN
ANCES. EARLE HAUCK, 410 SOUTH
FLORIDA BUNCA.. -1114
FOR RENT Two
rooms modern.
Phone 1795.
light housekeeping
1000 , E. DeSoto-st.
w . -3666
FOR RENT Five rooms f uwilshed for
housekeeping; modern; close In. Adults
only. 507 N. llayne.
FOR RENT To permanent and desirable
1 parties, five very large unfurnished
rooms, four down and one upstairs, light
and water included, excellent neighbor
hood, 'splendid location, block of East
Hill car line. Immediate possession, 1325
E. Mallory-st. Phone [phone]
FOR RENT Nicely furnished front Toom
near bath; hot and cold water; electric
lights; desirable neighborhood. 206. W.
Gregory St. -. , . 4444
FOR RENT Three-room apartment; also
rooms furnished for light housekeeping,
1 blocks from Pa la fox. 323 E. Romana.
Phone 1568. - ' 4433
FOR RENT Rooms; modern, to gentle
men Apply 11 to 1 1 or 6 to 8. . 203 W.
Gregory. -, .
FOR RENT Two nicely furnished rooms
for light housekeeping;' front and back
galleries; bath; gas.. Apply 407 E Greg
ory St.. '.. . . . 4662
FOR RENT Small - apartment;
, only. 214 W. Gregory St.
adults
4550
FOR RENT Five furnished rooms; close
in. . Modern; adults only. 507 N;
Hayne. 4226
FOR RENT Two furnished rooms 406
W. Iniendencla SL 7554
FOR RENT One neat furnished room
and bath, private family. 922 DeSoto
and Tenth-av. ' 7558
FOR RENT One furnished room, 318 E.
Gregory St., Phone [phone]
FOR RENT To gentlemen furnished
room, near bath. Hot water, electric
lights.. Phone 2432, 123 W. Chase, 4553
FOR RENT Three connecting furnished
rooms lighthousekeeping 431 W. Greg
ory, i 7553
FOR RENT For three months or longer
' complete furnished, screened six room
house; bath, electric lights; . close in;
further particulars, 19 East Gregory
LODGE NOTICE
3ROTHERHOOD Of
4 ' .1AILWAY CLERKC
Pensaf-ola Lodge 311
' Regular meetings first and th!rd Frl-ip--v
th. K. "
J. W. SMITH, WM. P. DAVIS,
, - Rh5C-ol;jj ceeretao , Tcunt
'";". - 7197
Modern Order of Praetorian.
Pensacola Council. Ko. 1063, nr-ts
every second and fotirth Monday at
p. m. In W. O.. W. lift 11. corner Romana
and Baylen streets." All Pr: torluna are
cordially Invited.
M. B. MORET, S. A.
C E. SMITH. Rec.
' N LODGE NOTICE.'
Pensacola Trades and Labor Council
meet every Wednesday at 7:80 p. m..
at 1214 Wet Zarrros street.
H. 5a. TrTPT.m- lrsldent.
R. D. IaMONT, Secrtaty.
P. O. Box 3.
Machlnltt Helpers Lodge.
Machinist Helpers' Lodge. No. 901.
meeti every Wednesday night In Boil
ermakers' hall, on corner of Palafox and
Romana streets.
I. P. BTTRTT. Pre1dr.t.
C. U. WOODHAM. Rec. Se?.
FENSACOLA LODGE, NO. 3. K. OF P.
Regular . meeting of '.he Lodge every
Monday. 7:30 p.m., at their hall on East
Intendcncla street. -
; - n. C. MADSEN, C. C
C V. STEWART. TC. of R. S. "
ELECTRICAL WORKERS.
Local Union. No. 327. I. B. E. W.
meets every Monday' at t n. m.. at Roll
ermakers hall. AH visiting brothers and
service men in good standing cordially
in v lieu.
W. V. TTMMONS. R. S
PFNSACOA LODGE. No 4. I. O. O. F.
rensacoia joaee. No. S.. I. O. O. F..
meets every Thursdav ntarhf: t 7tS0. nt
Ralford hall, rorner Baylen and Belmont
streets. Visitors cordially Invited.
J. D. MTLLER, N. G.
JOE S. NTCOLAU. RL S.
SHIP CARPENTER. JOINERS AND
CAULKERS.
Txjcal Union. No. 815. CarnenteM. Jftln
ers "and Caulkers, mets Thursday nltrht
ah week at 7:30 o'clock, at W. O. W.
hall, corner Bavlen and Romana streets.
r-rTAR. nTTRANT. President.
W. H. LANGFORD. Secretary. .
JUNIOR ORrpt' UN'Ti-O AMERICAN
MECHANICS
Pensacola Cotmcl' No. 35. Junior Ordr
TTnlted American JTechanlcs. meets e
ond a"d fourth Fridays. - 8 t. m., at K.
of P. Hall. S. A. BXJTX, con.
, W. E. KING. R. S
C DAMON LODGE. NO. 13. K. of P.
Piimonl Lodge. No. 13 Knights of
Pythias nieet In regular sespl"n Tnesde.y
evening -at Castle ITall at 7:30 o'clock.
There will be work in the rank or Page
Visitors welcome. -
W. C. CAMPBELTj. C. C.
B. V. HOLLAND, K. of R. A S.
MASONIC TEMPLE.
Resrular conclave of
Cour De Linn Coraman-
dery No. 1, Knights Tern
nlar. -Monday.- December
22. at 7:80 p. m. Annual
election of officers. So
Journing Sir Knights cor-
dlally Invited.
C. S. BONACKER,
. , E. C.
. Recorder. . ....
F, L. MILLER,
MASONIC TXMPLE.
Special communication of Es
cambia Ixdge No. 13, F. & A.
m. Work-in the F. C. and M.
M., Tuesday, Dec. 23rd at. 6 p.
M. decrees. Visiting brothers
fraternally invited. Q Q CARO," .
F. D. RICHARDS, W. M.
.: Sec'y.
MORTGAGE LOANS
LOANS ON REAL ESTATE. -We
lend money on Real Estae In th-s
city on short notlcV - Please - stat in
application, if you hve an Abstract of
Title to the property.
Call and ns.
TEtB WATSON AGBJNCT, too, v
x 7 South Palafox St.
HELP FEMALE
WANTED Stenographer. Apply In own
handwriting. State experience. P. O.
Box 1217., - 8992
WANTED Competent
servant.
Apply
3884
in morning 100 W. Cervantes.
STENOGRAPHERS WANTED Register
with tna employment department oi
the I'an-American College, looms i'4 to
289 Brest Bldg. No coarse. Positions
waiting. 44l
WANTED House glrL
Romana-st.
Apply
301 E. '
4002
WANTED A good servant. Apply Mrs.
W. A, Kay,. 1600 E. . LaKua. - 4001
WANTED Salesladies; experience not
necessary. Apply Hub Shoe Store. E.
Wright street. . 4117
WANTED A cook.
Palafox St.
Apply at
701 N.
.4445
WANTED Three lady teachers etenog-
raphers, $65, $75. $100; five men stenog
raphersclerks. $70, $75, $100, $100; Apply
immediately. Piedmont Business Col
lege, Lynchburg. Va. - 46ti6
HETJ MALE
WANTED Team owners to contract
logging, also log sawyers. Write, wire
or see Helen Lumber Company, Helen,
Florida. $"9
WANTED BOY WlTH BICYCLE TO
WORK MORNINGS. APPLY CIRCU
LATION DEPARTMENT THE JOUR
NAL. - 3176
BOYS EARN MONET selling The Pen
eacola Journal. dally and Sundav
Wanted. 10 boys daily and 20 roys
Sundays' to make from 5 Do to $5 a day.
8e Circulation Manager any morning 5
o'clock. i
WANTED--An experienced young man
stenbgrapher, for railroad work. Apply
In own handwriting, giving experience
and salary expected to M. E. Batts, 423
N. Baylen SL
MEN Age 17 to B5. Experience unnec-
essary. Travel, make secret Investiga
tions, reports. Salaries, expenses. Amer
ican Foreign Detective Agency, 855. St.
Louis. " 461
MKV wanted for detective work. Write
J. Ganor, former Govt. Detective, Dan
vine. in.
463
MEN, STOP! Don't look for Jobs! We
will teach you barber . trade, paying
positions guaranteed:' chain of shops;
make money whilo learning: everything
$30. Tools free. South's Greatest Col
lege. - Send for catalogue. Jacksonville
Barter C ollege, ozz w eat t uaj (tc.
Jacksonville, Fla.
6V
MEN WOMEN White and coioreo io
make $6. a day. mp
sary. write lor rreu 1 "
ilemphis,
4661
Hon cnemicai a, t"-.
Tenn. -
500 MEN needed, help rennisn meiai
fixtures. $60 weekly, travel or local.
TTTrnrion! unnecessary. Brassmeiai
4558
124 St. Louis. ... .
WOMEN OR MAN wanted, salary $.4
full time, 50c an nour spam
n4a.i hminrv tr wearer, r.x-
perlence s-ar7 Internartonal Mills
Norrlstown, Pa. J0
DANCING
DANCING TAUGHT." at 208 West Greg
ory street. For JUTormatiov.. y juno
TRANSFER Storage
BINGHAM ..TRANSFER i.A'
PHUNE 334. nULimu, r-wri v..
STORING. "- " ' '"-.
...ir-iLlir. -TCJAWP"FR. AUTO
TRUCK SERVICE, BAGGAGE, FURNI
TURE, LIGHT AND HEAVY HAULING.
PHONES 970 AND 1818. 620
BORRAS TRANSFER CO.
PHONE 1145. OFFICES AJ nWMKE.-
HOUSE EAST CMASte
ALL
KINDS OF HAULINU. luun
BUSI-
NESS SOLICITED. V
r
MISCELLANEOUS
CREW NOTICE.
The owners and agents are not respon
tnf nnv debts contracted by the
schooner Mary E. Palmer. Robert Tuem-
ler & Company.
4552
. t-tt-c! .j. n fvrilfT for the holidays.
l,A.ViiJ v w Hlfi
11R 7T Xth.A VP. -a.,-
. vT,-TT..TiTr-wTrT Wave moved mv of
fice from 402 American National Bank
building to county solicitor's office. 2nd
floor Court of Record Bldg.. Zossa
and Jefferson streets. D. W. Berry.
PHOTOPLAYS $23-$300 paid
o,.itahl ideas. Experi
ence unnecessary; complete outline free
Producers League, in, fei. ijouis.
1443
WANTED
WANTED To buy a good second hand
piano; must be in first class condition
cVipin for cash. Phone 79L Z776
WANTISD Tour Job printing ' and oroers
for engraving of all kinds; eal55
cards, wedding Invltationa. ete. MATES
PKTNTINO CO.. 20-22 West Government
street. ?
519
WANTED TO BUY.
iMiurrn TO BUY CHEAP HORSES
Aiur MIJL.ES. APPLY MR. LOUIS
ROTH. SHEESLEY SHOWS, WINTER
rttlAOTPRR. AVE A AND W. RO
MANA STS. 1110
WANTED AU kinds of phonograph
work, no matter what tha make. Called
for and delivered If desired. The Pno
Shop, , Phone [phone] E. Garden St.
The Housekeepers' Burden House, win
dow and carpet eleanlna. The Pensa
cola Houi and Window Cleaning Co.
can carry tne whole load for you. Phone
1013 for Information. Room 605, ; Blount
building; ......... , 051
SEWING .MACHINES. AND STRING
Instruments repaired. Phone 251. J. H.
Blakesley. 16 East Garden St. U
WANTED--Male Fok terrier puppy;
phone 1015 before 11:00 o'clock, a. m-
WANTED Stretching curtains nlcelyat
reasonable price. Call or mall a card
to Clara Pearson. 508 West Romana
street. - ' ii2
FARM WANTED SEND description.
C. Shepard, Minneapolis, Minn. ;
C.
6
WANTED SIGNS SIGNSl See me at 120
East Government street. Geo. R
Markham. 76G0
WANTED To hear from owner of farm
or unimproved land for sale.- O. -K.
Hawley, BaldWin, Wisconsin. 4663
AGENTS
SALESMAN One who has selling ex
perience. Call on retail trade. High
est commission rate paid. Advertising
Calendars and Novelties. Selling' season
commences January . 1st. The Geo. H.
Jung Co., Cincinnati. O. v . 8114
STATE MANAGER We have an excep
tionally good offer - to make experi
enced Cement, Paint and Oil Salesmen.
The American Oil & Paint Co., 5511 Eu
clid Ave., Cleveland, O. 7661
SELL AUTOMOBILE TIRES $500 Starts
you in business with sole agency for
service,, giving low price tire, Large
nrofSts. I'iXDerience unnecessary. j.
Foster Davis.- 69 Wall St., New Tork. 7662
OPPORTUNITIES
ACCOUNTS, notes, every kind claim col
lected anywhere in world. No charges
unless ' successful. - May's ; Collection
Agency, Somerset. Ky. ' 321
PARTT WHO made payment on Irish
Mail can locate seller at Big Bayou,
Care Mrs. Hartley. - 4555
I desire to erect two or more stores on
the east side of Palafox street fifty feet
south of Wrleht street and will be
! glad to consider propositions for renting
same.
7556 . - A. C. BLOUNT.
POSITION WANTED
POSITION WANTED by experienced
male stenographer timekeeper, or
general office man. Address W. M. "W..
Care Journal. 4333
WANTED A position as cook by north
ern man of experience. Best refer
ences. Apply Cook, Care Journal. 4440
EXPERIENCED STENOGRAPHER de
sires position Immediately. A. L,,
Care Journal. ' . 4000
LOST AND FOUND
LOST Pockettook containing $26 and
important receipts, between Green
blatt's Store and the -end of Palafox
wharL Reward of $5 paid to finder. 916
E. Gregory St. 4334
LOST Emblem Pin, initial W. A. J. P.
L. E. Phone 1969. Reward. 4664
I'OST A topaz ring; Tiffany setting;
between Pensacola high school and
Cottrell Studio. V i rw7 t- return uamA t
studio and received reward. 7443
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE.
Bids will be received by the Board of
Commissioners of the City of Pensa
cola. Fla., for furnishing labor and ma
terials to install a fuel oil burning bvs
tem at the Pumping Station of the City
Water Works. . .,
Bids for this work will be received up
to 12 o'clock noon, on the 6th day of
January, 1920.
Plans of the work, and copies of the
specifications, contract, & etc., can be
bad at the office of the City Clerk at
City Hall. -
F. D. SANDERS,
Attest: L. E. HEINBERG. Mayor.
City Clerk.
IN POLICE CIRCLES.
Cerrla Greenfield, a negro, was ar
rested yesterday by Constable Green
on a, charge of assisting a prisoner
to escape. Greenfield is alleged to
have helped Oliver Simpson, the negro
who was convicted in the court of
record several weeks ago for the rob
bery of the Fashion -Shop, to make
his getaway. The negro is being held
at the county jail.
John and Willie Rutledge, two white
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'WE WILL BOND YOU"
Captain Ross Smith and his daring crew with their Vlckers-Vimy
aeroplane, captured the Australian government's prize of $48,600. for the
first flight from England to Australia wihtin 30 days.
boys were arrested by the police yes
terday morning on a charge of dis
orderly conduct. The boys are alleged
to have been annoying a Greek who
runs a peanut stand on South Pala-fox-st.'
J. T. Sprinkle was arrested yester
day by the police on a warrant sworn
out against him by W- McFann, charg
ing him with disorderly conduct and
attempted assault. Sprinkle was re
leased on bond for his appearance in
the recorder's court Monday. Mc
Fann later applied to Judge Johnson
to have Sprinkle placed under a peace
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