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THE PENSACOLA JOURNAL. MONDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 29, 1919.
The Pensacola Journal m
Journal Ads. Work All The Time 30.C09 People
DAILY WEEKLY SUNDAY Small Cost Big Results
CIRCULATION ,
INCREASING
Remember, to be sure of your
copy of the Sunday Journal. It
is necessary 4hat you order the
paper regularly from "The Journal.
Phone 1500. Read the Want Ad
pages today. .
The Marketplace of
WestFIorida-TheWaiit
Ad. Columns of.......
Everybody Reads
JOURNAL
Want Ads
FOR RENT
WANTED
How the Little Old Wise Man Found Him a Job
TO URN AL
WANT
0E CENT A WORD IN
ADVANCE
ONE RATE TO ALL
FOR RENT Furnished room; modern.
122 W. Chase. Phone 2432. v
FOR RENT Furnished light house
keeping rooms. ,114 Wf Chase.' 613
FOR : RENT Furnished apartment, 1012
N. Alcaniz-st. - 6333
' .
Count the words In your adver-
number of times you desire it print-
fmit nfrnrrlinirlv
1HC IUUUUU5 "1 w.v.uui. .i.vt
inrrf -For Sale." Wanted." etc
2U Ulo ouuicJs,
RATES
A'o advertisement taken for less
ian To cents.
SLACK MtE CAPS. LIKE THIS
TYPE. TWO CENTS PER WORD.
Para-o-apned matter, line dashes.
white space, classified display: 6c
per line, 56c per incn (12 lines make
or.e inch.) - ;-:
Regular advertisers with ledger
Recounts may have advertisements
harged. - . .. , - , -
orders should be given ; In
writing, never over the telephone.
Advertisers should give their
,'treet cr posloffice address as well
a Mp Phone number if they de
sire resuits. Few readers have a
tfU'rihf.ne ani they can't coaimuni-
eate with you unless they know your
address.. . I
I the advertiser desires. renlies
aay be sent to Journal Office.
Journal Want Ads Cover West
Florida.
FOR RENT Three furnished rooms.
suitable for ' light housekeeping. East
Blount near car line. No objection to
children. Apply 705 E. Moreno-sL 6444
WANTED TO BUT Modern to 8 room
dwelling. All modern Improvements.
Near down ' town and school. Owners
only. Address , Box 564 Care Journal.
,. --, ' -,- ' . - 6665
WANTED Boy between 16 and 18 years.
Peake Electric Company. - 652
"ROOMS."
FURNISHED TO SUIT, FINE LOCA
TION AND IMMEDIATE NEIGHBOR
HOOD. CLOSE IN. MODERN CON
VENIENCES. EARLE HAUCK, 41Q S.
FLORIDA BLANCA. 443
WANTED To hear from owner of farm
or unimproved! land for - sale. O. K.
Hawley, Baldwin, Wisconsin. , 463
WANTED To hear from ( contractor.
having equipment to maae concrete or
cement blocks. Box 63, Chipley. Florida.
7118
FOR RENT Two furnished rooms for
light housekeeping. 227- E. Intenden
cia. - . - : 6446
FOR RENT Modern North Hill cottage.
$65.00. Address P. O. Box. 1232,, giving
phone, number. 6448
FOR RENT AN apartment. 1705 N.
12th-ave. Phone S16. "9
FOR RENT One room completely fyr
n;uh.i (ai- litrht housekeeping. SSz
it i.ivvi c " -
13. Strong-st. Phone 1735.
WANTED TO BORROW $1150.00 on
property- worth $1,850.00 for one, two,
three and four years at 8. Address
"Loan". Box 18, City. - 99
65&0 (
WANTED Tour Job printing ana orders
for engraving of all kinds;
carde.-je-edains Invitations, etc. - MAfEi
I WMNT1NO CO.. 20-22 West Government
street. , ; , - . 810
WANTED TO BUY.
WANTED TO BUY CHEAP HORSES
AND MULES. APPLY MR. LOUIS
RATH SHFESLEY SHOWS. WINTER
1 QUARTERS, AVE A AND W. RO
' MANA STS. 1110
I'M SO tt-W TH iQG ) UTc A u ; ; I AW AnswEfrs to) 1U W! I S7 T l
TAKEN Ft MINUIES ; fiV A Aft l VfUM$WE1?5?J v
; ;
FOR RENT One room f with private
bath to Udy or couple without chil
dren. 607 N. Spring-st. 6aal
FOR RENT Five rooms furnished for
housekeeping. Modiern. Close In.
Adults only. 507 N. layne. . g661
FOR SALE
tXAKIE Grand sinfrer and females.
K. MeQuillen, 357 S
Si.i il", Ala.
FOR RENT Two furnished large light
housekeeping rooms in Fisherville be
tween K and F-sts. facing thejjay. CaU
after 5 p. m. or Sunday. E. T, Camp
beli. S8S
FOR RENT Two or three unfurnished
rooms, upstairs, to' couple. No chil
dren. Phone 1936. 600 E. - Jackson.
FOR RENT Two nicely furnished rooms
for light housekeeping. Front and
hack galleries, bath and gas. Apply 407
E. Gregory St. 8 '
warren - i., ,,and ee-st.
FOR RENT Two nicely furnished rooms
for light Iwusekeeping. Electric
lights, sas and phone. Corner J6th-a ye.
6883
,i,lentltl 5 FOR RENT North Hill two furnished
rcvrt rooms for light hwsekecping. 1120 N
nr d'r.?U . Falafox-st. Phone 1C7, . 6o52
on PAIjE Five valuable res
lots, rorner 16th-nve. and Lloy
t Hill car line. Near-Grammar. Pri-j
ary schools. Bay'view. Only , $1,575. 1 : ; ;
nokham, Lake City, Florida,' 6336 ; FOp RENT Two connecting rooms
furnished for light houseKeeping, an
1122 E. " Strong-st. Phone
FOR RAT..K Forty acres all fenced and : conveniences.
cros?; f need. Good .SDrinsr. ould 2.112-J.
ake Ford car as part pay. for particu- ' 1
irs see Jacob Lougheed, Kt. A Jox FOR RENT Five very large unfurnlsh-
"s'5 ed rooms, splendid neighbornooa. ae-
jsirable tocation, half block East Hill car
OR PALT-I Five nassensrer Reo touring line. Immediate possession. J. reierence
cir fine rtmnin:; order fully equipped i given rennaiitiii wwiin
ith electric starter, lights and five good ' -Aiaiiory,- or pnone, iaJ..
No. -1325 E.
6227
nrts. price reasonable. Telephone 1671
tr nnll r.t 11-0 -. Paiaros any day after
p. m. - f ' ir 6141
FOR RENT Nicely furnished rooms, 817
N. Barcelona. I'hone 93. 6229
WANTED AH Kinds of phonograph
work, no matter what ths make. Called
for delivered If desired. The Piano
hop. Phone 791, 18-SO E. Garden St.
The Housekeepers' Burden House, win
dow and carpet cleaning. The Pensa
cola Hous . and Window Cleaning Co.
curt carry trie whole load for you. : Phone
1013 for Information. Room 605, Blount
building. ... ... ...,.,, -051
SEWING MACHINES AND STRING
Instruments repaired. Phone 251. J.J H.
TRlakesley. 16 East Garden SL , 811
WANTED 3 unfurnished rooms with
private bath for light housekeeping.
State price and location. C. -H.. care
Journal. C99t
LOST AND FOUND
FOUND In Gonzalez school building. In
terest school warrant Owner can have
same by paying expense of advertising.
P, Davis. Gonzalez, Fla. 7116
LOST White orange ticked setter, fe
male. Reward for return to Southern
Grocery Co. 7115
LOST Silver portrait case. Return 226
N. DeVilliers. Phone 1626. 6442
HELPFEMALE
YOUNG LADIES Wanted, 5 wn food
voices to become actresses; good pay
while learning to appear in the near fu
ture in Musical Comedies to be produced
here, not to travel. Address M-100,
Journal. v
FOR RENT Nicely furnished room,
private bath, gentlemen, t307 W- Bei-mont-st.
Phone 335.
FOrt FAT.K Ool bed room suit, consist
ing .'f chiffonier, bed, springs, mat-
t..i iUhsl. :,Tr! Trn Vl !CfVlf All in
eol condition. A bargain at $125. Ap- j FURNISHED ROOMS For gentlemen.
;.iy R. A. I.ongrmire, care D'Alembertc's Apply 36 E. Gregory-sL 7003
narmaey. o".;
F('R PALE One new well built 6-room
Uuec. three ied rooms, living room,
;i:ning room and kitchen and bath, gas,
flfotrie liphts. near school. Apply north
west corner of Strong and lth-ave.
6553
70 H SALE Rent or rchange brand
iicn- visible typewriter. $3.00 monthly,
Small down payment. Ten years guar
tee. Phone 239 cr write P. O. Box
111 t- 7334
FOR RE
room
DeSoto-st.
rXT One neatly furnished front
in private family. Apply 922 E.
7111
WANTED Three house to house can
vassers, male or 'female: no experience
necessaryS, Good proposition for quick
money. Apply from 3 to 5 at 122 W.
Garden. '
WANTED COLORED HOUSE SER
VANT. APPLY - 14 W. BELMONT,
PHONE 111. 6221
FOR SALo Irrproverl farms at Gonzal
es. jr will exchange for city property.
A. S. Edward.?. Phone 1520. 3201
FOR KLIM brand ot powdered MITk,
thorlc 194'i. tott R Pond, Distributor.
N0) Kast La Rua street, Pensacola. 36a
Fon. S AI.K Second hanfl sewing raa-
mines. n!i makes. Jo.00 up. Uuaran-
-rd.
nil.
aliis
Music House. Phone
1ISS
FOR f LIT PORTO RICO YAM SWEET
POTATOES. $1.53 per bushel delivered.
FOR RENT Nicely furnished room for
gentleman. Adjoining bath. Private
family. Modern . conveniences Refer
ences evchanered. Call afternoons or
evenings. 702 E. Gadsden. 7226
VCili. t!F.'T 'Fiirnished room for gentle- j
men. 419 E. Intendencia-sL 4 332 - WANTED A good housegirl. Can live
FOR RENT Nicely furnished apartment, j on if desired. Apply 'Lemhursf
Hot and cold water and other modern ; iaYshore. C228
conveniences. Desirable location. Phone . - . ,
WANTED Cook, dish washer and cham
bermaid. 104 E. Government-st., Gov
ernment Hotel. 6886
WANTED AT "ONCE-YOUNG LADY
FOR STENOGRAPHER. APPLY TO
W. B.' ANDERSON, PENSACOLA
ELECTRIC COMPANY, E. GARDEN.
ST. 6330
WANTED ENERGETIC MEN
AND WOMEN TO SELL
STOCK FOR THE HIGH CLASS
GRATEX OIL & GAS CO. OF
WICHITA FALLS, TEXAS.
APPLY AT ONCE TO VICE
PRESIDENT S. LEON GRAVIN
ROOM 530 SAN CARLOS
HOTEL BETWEEN 9 AND 10
A. M. OR 4 AND 5 P. M.
LODGE NOTICE
BROTHERHOOD OP
FAluWA f CU&K
PensaoJ Loda 311.
Replsr meetLis first ard hf- p-rl
'n - - th. K - .
J.W.SMITH, WiL P. DAVIS.
R " "MlTiy,- cecretarj i -
. 7107
Modern Order o Praetorians.
Pensacola C'-uncn. ?fo. wts
every second and fourth Monday at
p. m. In W. O. W. all, corner P.omana
and Haylen s'raets. AU Pr torians rn
cordially Invited.
' - M. E. MOHET. 8. A.
C. E. SMITH, Bee.
, LODGE NOTICE.
llfJl U and Labor Council
f-it PT. Wdndar at 7:80 p. m..
a. 12J,4 Wi- 7arr?owi street.
3- JP- TjbMONT, Secretary.
P. O. Box 2.
m .Mfeh"t Heloer, Ledge.
mHfi:h,,,"U, "hW T-oHre. No. 5H11.
wTfT8 J1'1! " cor of Paiafox ond
Romana streets.
rjr. WOODHAM. Rec, Sec
Rel,7tf,l-A r.ODGE- NO- 3- K- orr
Regular meetlnar of .he, Lodge every
Mondar. T:3f n m.. at their hall on East
mtendencis street.
R. C. MArrsTTV. c. C.
C. F. STJVART. K. of R S.
907.
6882
POSITION WANTED
POSITION WANTED Experienced lum
ber manufacturer, wholesale or re
tail, would accept position in office of
Wholesale firm. Address Lumberman
Care Journal. 67
HOUSEKEEPER A No. 1 housekeeper,
desires position in first class hotel;
f fioiont mil nacre heln with excellent re-
5J or nusrtei ee iverea. . . ti i nrr neoMtucuT cai auikll
Write ManaoerT Rir.hlanS Farms. R. A. 'suits; xinincumeerea, " t ' -J . TJJ .VTb -.
Bensacoa Fia .dress Housekeeper, i renaawi "ui,?0 POSITIONS W 1 1 n UKl-wiuiiico
6JJ? t FOR ADVANCEMENT OPEN TO
.JENlKl RA PH ERS WANTED Register
with tne employment department ot
Ihe Pan-nnierlcan College, looms 'I4 to
289 Brent Bldg. No cnarge. .Positions
waiUnjr. 4,41
WANTED A housegirl with
knowledge of cooking. Good
Apply S18 West Belmont.
some
wages.
HELPMALE
t Ct fCTRlCAL WOPKFRS.
Ieal TTt)1o". No 27. L T4 E. W
meets everv Monday at 7 n. m at Bo'l-
'i'"inK rrotners ana
rrj? mn- !n P004 standing cordially
- W. r. "TTMMOXS. R. s
prNwrn , n oc,- No' 4.-1. O. O. P
Pensacola T-odpe. No. S. I. O O V
TITT Th,,r'v 'ht at 7 Sf.
IL . 2V! . comer RtIm Td Belmont
treets. Visitors cwd"nc- nvitod
OORT of
1 ENSACOLAi
TO A
SHIP CAPPFpc! .lotNWb AND
Local TTnlon. No. Str. Cawitrt! .Tnln
r and CanlkAm rrtfx Thnjy nlet
al weeV at 7-0 VWV. t W. O
hall, corner Partrn Pomna itrets.
,rTTA5 TTTR AVT President.
W. TT. T,A-oirmn. Secretary.
fine second hand i WANTED Position, as shipping clerk or ' AMBITIOUS, ENERGETIC YOUNG
sndition. The Piano : salesman; travelling preferred; seven MEN WITH SALESMANSHIP ABIL-
rimced In retail Business. ei
Address II, Care Journal 7331
0P. SALE Two
i'irt-.ns. j-eriect conmtion. -rne f lano :
op. Phone 791. IS East Garden St. ;years experienced In retail business. Kj'- 1 TY. APPLY 7:30 TO 8:30 A. M., 323
- OH SATJS Horse. wa?on and harness.
('an b-; Peen any afternoon after 4
"si'XK. 1714 E. 16th-st., Pensacola, Fla.
C889
rK SALE Jewel wood and coal range,
S burner' oil stove. Apply '708 E.
Phone 1520.
HORSE FOR SALE APPLY WATSON,
PARKER & REESE CO.
FOR SLE LATEST MODEL CHAN
DLER PASSENGER ROADSTER.
"ERMS REASONABLE. CALL 1289.
C8S4
WAXT A HOME? Here is your one best
opportunity. Good house.- two lots,
'rner location, fine neighbors, plenty
- room, sleepins porch, shades already
-r. watfr and electric connections al
'"Jy psid for, fine garage, - outhouse.
;ifra. chicken runs, fruit trees, terms
--ifor.ahle. Act quickly or someone else
, eat 5-ou to iu E. A. Clubbs, Pen
Vuxa Finance Co. $333
erences.
DANCING
.ANCiNG TAUGHT, at Z06 vTest Greg
ory street. For Information, yione 21 1.
"THAN SFEft Storage
BINGHAM TRANSFER COMPANY,
PH"NE 334. HAULING, PACKITG,
STORING. i
BORRAS TRANSFER CO.
PHONE 1145. i OFFICES AND WARE
HOUSE EAST CHASE STREET. ALL
KINDS OF HAULING". YOUR BUSI
NESS SOLICITED.
MORTGAGE LOANS
LOANS ON REAL ESTATE.
We lend money on Real Estae In th
dty on riiort notice. Please state in
application If you have an Abstract of
F!rE5 FOD. SP??D8TER - property.
FOX f,LL KINDS. 2000 N. PALA-
see us.
THE WATPON AGENCY. Inc..
7 South raiaro
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, 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
miies out furnished, $1,800 ; unfurnished, $1:,500.
PensacolaFinance Company
"We Always Have Houses For Sale"
PHONE 367 ELBERT A. GLUBBS, Sales Agent
BRENT BLDG. PHONE 1529.
WANTED BOY WITH BICYCLE TO
WORK MORNINGS. APPLY CIRCU
LATION DEPARTMENT THE JOUR
NAL. 3"
HOTS EARN MONEY selling The Pen
eacola JoumaL daily and Sundav
Wanted. 100 boys dally and 2? 3 1-oya
Pundays to make from 50c to 95 day.
Pee Circulation Manager any mornmg a
o'clock.
LEGAL NOTICES
In the Court of Record of Escambia
Cniinty. Ct of Pl"-lda.
The Banking. Savings & Trust - Co. vs.
In the Court of Record of Escambia
County. Florida."
Kristian Ferguson, et. al.
The following defendants, to-wit: Oline
Ferguson. Magnus Mlkarlson, Josephine
JoreensenT Bakel Borgensen, Ugif t Bor
gensen. Neils Larsen, Thora Jorgensen,
Mrs. Ad. Greaker, and Ole Fisher, are
he-eby required to appear on or before
January 24th. 1920. to the supplemental
bill of complaint filed herein. This order
to be published once each week for
eight 8) consecutive-weeks in the Pen
sacola Journal, a newspaper published
in Pensacola, Florida.
W. P. RICE,
Clerk Court of Record.
EVERLASTING
FABRICS CO.
Pehsacola's Representative Store
JUNIOR ORrro I l"-rQ AMERICAN
MFCHANICS
Pensanola Cotmol' .To. MS. Junior 01r
T'HPd Amerlrp 'Vr-ViHnlR. meets
n"'i fourth Fr!d!v. t at K
rta ii s. A. uritt. Con.
DAMON LODGE. NO. 13, K. of P.
TIT,on TJor,("P. Tfo. 13 Tfnlsrhts of
PvtM'ts meet In reeiilpr session Tu!flny
?!!ri,T,e: ,f;tle Han at 7:30 o'clock.
Visitors welcome.
W. C. CA'MT'REtjT. c. C
B. V. HOLLAND. TC. of R. ft S.
VESSELS IN PORT,
.-". Steamers.
The Shipping Board steamer Lake
Filbert, stream awaitiiiB cargo).
The British steamer. Senator,
stream. r
The American steamer Cushatta,
stream. ;
TJie ""shipping board steamer Noc
calula,, Tarragona wharf (loading). -
The American steamer Botsford,
(unloading).
"The" American steamer Argenta,
(loading). ,
The ' Shipping Board steamer Jiar
ehalV stream (loading.).
The shipping . board Steamer Lake
Savus, Tarragona wharf (loading.)
Tiie Italian t e.a m Bronte,, from
Galveston.
Schooner.
The Cuban schooner Gabriel Palmer,
6tream.
The American schooner Frederick A.
Duggan. stream, (loading.)
Ths American schooner Furu strand,
stream (loading).
The British schooner W. S. M. Bent
ley, stream (loading.)
. The British schooner McDonald,
stream (loading.)
The American schooner Mary Mon
son Gruener. (unloading.)
Barks.
The Spanish hark Saurez. No. 2,
Commendencia wharf (loading.)
The Spanish bark Virga del Mer.
stream. . (Loading.)
. Barges.
The Aiken barge Consul, stream.
Barges, Aiken barge Bobby-Ho, Pai
afox wharf."
American barge Iberia, stream
(loading). ' v , . .
American barge. Smith - Terry
stream (loading).
Aiken barge, Jackson, stream (load
ing). . .
The American barge, Madison,
stream. "
Tugs.
Tugs, Aiken tug Leroy, Paiafox
The American tug, Bathalum, Tar
ragona wharf.
The Aiken tug Dixie. Paiafox wharf.
Tne ADteu tug Nellie. Pn.Ii.fcx
DVERTISE
ALL FLORIDA
STATWJDE ORGANIZATION IS
PLANNING TO TAKE' ACTIVE
STEPS EARLY IN NEW YEAR.
Jacksonville, Dec. 27. (Special)
The urgent need for a statewide or
ganization to co-ordinate all efforts of
yarious organizations to keep the name
"Florida" before the 'people of the
world, becomes;, more apparent .each
week as one studies the results that
Q hftinir o t.i a rcttl Vy n j-i onm f
petitor,. California, in selling through
national advertising, her -climate, good
roads.r citrus fruits,, nut,- raisins and
other. . commodities. Tbe California
Development board has been a big
factor in originating and co-ordinating
that advertising.
After the psycology has been pro
duced by liberal use of printers' ink.
it is not so hard to get a lot of free
advertising frocni industries which are
glad to capitalize for their own bene
fit the work already done. '
This is particularly shown in a page
advertisement contained in the Satur
day Evening Post of today's issue,
paid for by a firm distributing cer
tain makes of automobiles in Cali
fornia. "Motoring in California" is
the heading, with illustrations of good
roads and picturesque scenes.
: The millions of dollars invested in
good roads in Florida has made this
one of the favorite winter tourist sec
tions of the world, for those who know
about our hundreds of miles of fine
roads. The literature sent out by the
VESSELS EXPECTED
Steamers. . . .
The American steamer Lake Mymer.
for tl Pensacola Shipping Co.. Nov.
15.
The Shipping Board steamer Alta
from Nicaragua for Frederick Gilmore
& Co., due Deo. 19.
The Shipping Board steamer Mona
fan. from Nicaragua for Frederick
Gillmorc & Co.. due Dec. 10.
PASSED SAND KEY.
Sand Key, Fia Dec. 28. Passed
west, 27th, Anselma de Larrinaga;
2Sth, British Star, Qulf Queen. Vesta
and barge Ninian (Br), Gulf Stream,
Nipunic. j
numerous ' wide-awake chambers of
commerce, has emphasized the -fine op
portunities for automobile travel in
their respective communities, but a
national advertising campaign to let,
the world know Florida has good roads
connecting up the various cities, pro
viding fine automobiling from one end
of the state to the other and to hun
dreds of beautiful places not on the
: .1 . . . .
double the number of automobile tour
ists in one season.
": There is " hardly ah industry that
does not benefit ' from , automobile
travelers who go into the by-waj's
on excursions and' purchase hundreds
of thousand dollars worth of sou
venirs, oranges, grape fruit, marma
lades and other products for ship
ment to friends in other, states, while
patronizing the garages, hotels and
restaurants. '-
The recently organized Florida Au
tomobile Dealers' association might
be the proper agency for conducting a
national advertising.' campaign next
year, about the fine ; Florida roads, as
they are among the: chief beneficiaries
of automobile travelers. If they are
not in position to tjarry the burden of
large advertising contracts of this na
ture, possibly the proposed statewide
organization- that is forming might
give them some financial support, or
help them to put on an organization
campaign and seem. members enough
to carry that work: by themselves.
The organization committee ap
pointed at the meeting in this city
last month are busily engaged work
ing out plans for the proposed state
wide organization, and expect to an
nounce a name for the organization,
the scope of worB to be undertaken,
and a plan for financingthe work,
shortly after the first of the year. ,
LOCAL NOTICE TO MARINERS.
Louisiana, Sabine Pass Sabine Pass
gas buoy, 2, ported extinguished.
December 21, will be lighted as soon
as practicable.
C. & G. S. Charts, Nos. 517, 202, 203.
Light List, Atlantic Coast, 1910, p.
364, No. 2158.
Buoy List, 8th District, 1918, p. 43.
Coast Pilot,-Section E, 1916, p. 125.
By order of the Ccanmissioner of
Lighthouses.
L. E. NOBLES & CO.
Agents
Hart Schaffner & Marx and
Kirs chba ton Suits
Shooting of Lord French Map by Cable
LODCP M'"-ri-.p-
, AtllT,,,"n mmhr, Hickory Camn No,
"1. W. O. W. Asrsment No. 12 .for
the month of Teember 1 due ami jav
?bJe .11or before th First of Janusrv,
1st. If20. All members deTInouent aft
er that date will stand susnTw?rj
C. J. OERTINO. -Clerk.
6C67
MASONIC TEMPLE.
.. v-wial .communication of Feamb!a
Tfldge No. 15. F. A. M. M0n
j day, December 2"th, at 7:30 p.
T Jm- work in the K. A Degree.
Visiting brothers fraternally in
vited. .
SAMUEL PASCO.
W. M.
F. T. RICHARDS,
'; Secretary. .
T. E. WILLIAMS & CO.
- Furniture
90 E. Yright. Phone 1995
FISHER-BROWN
We Will Bond You
918 Phones 919
Phone 1788
Garter Brokerage Co.
Export, Freight Brokers
and Forwarders
Let us en page your space when you
want room for export. We are alwyas
posted as to lowest icelzi rates and
available space.
Room 405, Thiesen Bids Pensacola.
FRESH
BUTTER
COUNTRY
S5e POUND
PENSACOLA DAIRY CO.
Pastuenzed Dairy Products
Phone 1321 Ko. 12 W. Garden St.
THE
MORGAN THORSEN
TRANSFER COMPANY
TRUCK OR TEAM SERVICE
Phone 710
J?3t& FRENCH WAS rftg-S
T XT riTZ. Teourr: By which.
ffS. WV ASSASSINS ESCAPED - :--sCi--
VA.VCojSTABLE LOUGH LIM -"v,
se. ?:.va Ail 9 ''Ai'ry r e--. sssae
SPOTU WHERE )
T3UPKEAND CAVTNDlSU '
WERE KILLED IN 3832.
This chart, celved by cable from the London bureau of the Newspaper
Enterprise Association, illustrates gr aphically the attempt on the life of
Lord French, lord-lieutenant of Ireland. French was attacked just after
he left 'Ashtown railroad station. The attack continued until he reached
the roard-house on the main road to Dublin, where Constable McLoughlin
joined in the firing on French assail anLs and was ; killed. The assassins
Vi-a wnv in th. vice-rearal lodee in Phoenix:
. VV i J--f-f LOUD Park, near which, n 1882. Lord Frederick Cavendish, chief secretary for
4?jor7j- Ireland. - and Thomas H. Burke, undersecretary, were assassinated. .

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