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MUTIUTED THE FJENSACOL KG, JANUARY 25, 1920 The Pensacola .Journal CIRCULATION INCREASING Remember, to be turo of your copy of the Sunday Journal. It is necessary that you order the paper regularly from The Journal. Phone 1500. Read the Want Ad pages today. The Market placg of West Florida-The Want Ad. Columns of,... Everybody Reads JOURNAL mm People Small Cost Big Results Journal DAILY Ads. Work All The Time WEEKLY SUNDAY Want Ads JOURNAL WANTS ONE CENT A WORD JN ADVANCE ONE RATE TO ALL Ccunt the words In your adver tisement and multiply it by the number of times j ou desire it print ed Had, remit accordingly. The -counting of words include the words "For Sale," "Wanted." etc., a&d th) address. RATES Nd t dvertteement taken for les3 than 2T cents. BLACK FACE CAPS. LIKE THIS TYPE. TWO CENTS PER WORD. Para;Taphed matter, line dashes, white space, classified display: 6c per iinc!, 56c ptr inch (12 lines make one inch.) Regular advertisers with ledger accounts may have advertisements chargec. Kill orders should be given In writing, never over the( telephone. Advertisers should give their street 'r postoffice address as well as then phone number if they de sire results. Few readers have a telephone and they can't communi cate with you unless they know your If ttu advertiser desires, replies may be sent to Journal Office. Journal Want. Ads Cover West Florida. FOR SALE FOR SALE A good five passenger Overland car, or will trade for a one ton truck, E. A. Gardiner, Phone 26. Milton, Fla. S23 i kji. hALh Ten choice black Minorca cockrel, best mating. Apply 562 West Garden Su-cet. sis' 1-OR SALE New Zealand Red Rabbits. Healthy young stock from registered breeders, pedigree furnished free, J. C. Alexander, 16 West Gregory Street. SOS I OR SALi: By owner j. strictly modern t-room cottage In one of theJL Owner, Care . , 29D FOR SALE DODCi: TOURING CAR, BARGAIN $425.00. TERMS. FORD TOURING. WITH KELSEY BODY, SHOCK ABSORBERS AND BUMPERS, STARTER, $450.00. STUDE BAKER, 5 PASSENGER, $175.00. TERMS. 111-113 NORTH FALAFOX. 298 FOR SALE New cooking stove, wood burner. Cost $15.00. for quick sale $10.00 call at 115 North Spring. 327 FOR SALE One twenty-five horse Fer ro gasoline engine with clutch and all accessories ready to run. Can be seen at A. Rigby, Big Bayou. 65 FOR SALE Corn, Oats, Hay, Shucks, Mill Fe"ds, Cotton Seed for planting; Cane seel Kaffif. Maize; carlots de livered. Wire for prices. B. E. Miller, Carlton. Tex. 1C0 FOR SALE One pair sliding doors, 36x9 each. Cabinet oak mantle. Gas fix tures, rsiona 316. 966S FOR SALE CHEAP Dwellings, 1111 and 1115 West Belmont. Three lots. Gadsden, near Bayou Texar, Also farm land near T-nzalez, . Phone 130. 306 FOR SALE Refrigerator, 75 pound ice capacity. 21 4 West Gregory. - 296 FOR SALE Overland 83 rnodeL Perfect running order. Being used daily. New tiros all around. One extra. Cheap for cash. Phone 147S. 111 FOR KLIM brand o! powdered Milk, phone 1943. Mott S. Fend. Distributor, 1100 East La Rua street, Pensacola. 3 6J FCr. SALE Second nana sewing ma chines, all makes $5.00 up. Uuarkn fvt. K'iynalds Music House, Phone 171i. U FOR SALE Nine head of hogs, $60.00. Phone 171S. 91 FOR SALK Iron safe. Used Evlnrude motor. Show cas. Automobile spot light. Ombir.ition boat lights. Phone 774. 149 FOR SALE Four-room bungalow cot tage, a'.l modern. Electric lights. Will take Liberty Bondai See H. J. Bennett, 1603 No. 9th Ave. Phone 390. 126 FOR SALE-25 4-MONTHS REGISTER ED BERKSHIRE PIGS AT $15.00; 6 BRED SOWS AND GILTS; 2 1-YEAR BOARS. ALL WILL BE SOLD AT A BARGAIN TO MAKE PLACE FOR STRING LITTERS, C. J. SUTTERLIND, CH1PLEY, FLA. 333 T L Reduce the High Cost of Living by Having Garden and Chicken Room We have a place on "North 12th Avenue consisting of about six acres of the best land in the County with a good sized seven room dwelling that we are offering at a bargain on very easy terms. . Also a large eight room dwelling on East Lake View Avenue with a good body of land planted in pecan and other fruit trees that we are offering at $3,000. Corner of Belmont and" O Street, we offer a nice four room house, citv water and bath, five lots, for $1,500. Lots of Lots in East Pensacola and West Side near Reniich's Store on very easy terms and less than you can buy elsewhere. m PHONE 367 ELBEIti' A. CLUBBS, Sales Agent FOR SALE FROST PROOF CABB.JG PLANTS of be3t varieties, $1.75 psr thousand. Cash with order. Plants shipped promptly. J. Lb "White, Tallahassee, Ma. 5227 FOR SALE Paper shell pecans. Phone 2J03-W. 133 FOR SALE Or will exchange lor light 1 truck or Ford roadster coupe. Excel- lent condition. Electric lights and self- I x- ,.,,. Rr,..tin.m ! starter. New storage battery, bouthern Tire & Electric Co., 17-18 West Govern- j ment. Phone -8 17. 328 FOR SALE One roll toD desk. Phone 1637. 312 FOR RENT Two connecting front rooms . . furnished "for light housekeeping, elec- FOR SALE 40 acre farm, 3i miles from trie ligh and bath. No children. COO railroad line. Town in South Baldwin East. Kelmont. 172 County, Alabama., all in good fence and I 23 acres under cultivation. Good fiver"01 RENT ThYee furnished rooms for room house and barn, hog bam, chicken flight housekeeping. No children, 431 coops, corn crib. Cheap; part cash and jWest .Gregory. 175 balance on time. Address B Care Jour- ; , nal. . S07 FOR. SALE Good paying grocery store and meat market in good location. Large stock. Established trade. Reason for selling owner wishes to take long trip. For particulars apply 524 X. Hayne street. " 135 FOft SALE CADILAC 8-CYLINDER 5-PASSENGER, EXCELLENT CONDI TION MECHANICALLY, NEWLY PAINTED AND TIRES NEW. PRICE CHEAP, $1,050.00. MUST SELL QUICK. LY, LEAVING CITY. ALSO BUICK, 4 CYLINDER, 5-PASSENGER IN EXCEL LENT CONDITION VITH EXTRA TIRES, VERY CHEAP AT 5550.00, AS IT MUST BE SOLD AT ONCE. ROOM 401 SAN CARLOS HOTEL. 315 FOR SALE Uncalled for pa its and pants. Bargains. London Woolen Mills. 166 oaie oi arus oox ernmi k,uuis yuxriio. ( tl. S. Army regulation comforts, odve J ciraD ana norai. designs, renovaieu auu sterilized; full size, average weight pounds; serviceable condition, $2.45 each; $2.25 dozen lots; $2 each, 100 lot. IJ. S. Army wool, olive drab blankets; best grade, 54x84 inches; weight 5 pounds; $3.25 each or $106 dozen. U. S. Army olive drab " blankets. the blanket for service, long wear and com- Lir. of nrA x 7 rh or S91.E0 dozen ; grade B. $6.95 each, or $S1 dozen; - o, r. 7n grade C, each $5.95 or $70 dozen U. S. Army canvas folding cots, seen service, but in good condition, $2.45 each or $24 dozen. ' I U. S. Army cot mattresses, cotton, good I condition, grade A $6.95 j WEARING APPAREL. S. Armv wool underwear, washed 1 nitary, good condition, 95c j CI H . Kill! U S. Army wool shirts; seen service, but good condition: olive- drab; clean, re paired; grade A, $2.95 each or $32 dozen, grade B. $2.50 each r $26.50 dozen; grade - i or; o r-Yi nr $20.95 dozen. LT pressed; good condition; $30 dozen, or 1 iir 05 IT S. Armv regulation wool overcoats, j A-raA rlarlr Huf: exceueni cuuuum"i iaj.j. would cost $65 now; special Olive Drab wool sleeveless sweaters or chinnvers: cood condition U. S. Army wool combination suit. In cluding breeches, coat. Jegginf- U. S. Army canvas leggins extra strong canvas secure a few pairs ai rr S. Armv raincoats, new; special $12.50 U. S. Army ponchos; very desirable gar ment for bad weather; opening in cen ter: splendid condition; $24 dozen, or each; ; U. S. Army regulation shoe: oranu nt, best grade and workmansnin. roa.u on Munson last vi ........... rations; everybody knows tne aiue the army shoe; state size wanieu, a.j gizes, D and E. widths STOVES AND UA.u.a. U S. Army heaters, 'Radiant Home Hotblast: large size, nickel trimmed; beautiful stove slightly used; worth 1 $60 : special 1 V$ U S. Army heaters. '"Western Jewell No. 20, 33 inches high. 18 inchesin- sj,je $22.50 U. S. Army heaters. Improved King Bee Alrblast. 44 inches high, IS Inches In ?5.5fl. All heaters are in good condition and will give excellent service. MISCELLANEOUS. LT. S. Army Krag rifles .high power, ab solutely in good condition $23.75 LT S. Navy hammocks, neavy canas, excellent condition; 40 by .1 Inches, $ 95. LT." S. Army pie or meat pans. 5c; U. S. Army tin cups, large size, with handle. 10c: U. S. Army enamel drink- TT. S. Army bake pans. c. . s. wheel harness, complete, set $67.50; U. S. Army ":letrra" 9 feet long, 2 Inches wide. $4.9o, fire buckets. 50c and $1. -.v. WRITE FOR CATALOG Terms : Cash with order. References: Any bank in Greenville. Tour money back if not sat isfied. Prices f. o.V Greenville. Please Include postage when ordering goods sent parcel post. Railroad iare rau..u.u .w, ways to customers visiting our store and purchasing $300 or more within 300- BDLEYPONDED WAREHOUSE CO.. Greenville. S. C. REMEMBER! The enormous buying power of the government enables us to offer you such low prices . , mM FOR RENT FOR RENT Nicely furnished front room on car line close in. For gen tleman only. Apply 25 N. DeVilliar. 157 FOR RENT Downstairs furnished light housekeeping rooms with gas, electrici- ' lavatory, laundry, close in, clean. In Kod neighborhood with yard and beach. r,e, "auck. Phone 1500. i' Iorida Llanca. 410 South 173 FOR RENT Rooms, Phone 275, 306 West Belmont. 237 FOR. RENT Small housekeeping apart ment, adults only, 214 AVest Gregory. 235 j FOR RENT Furnished room for light j housekeeping modern conveniences, 34 East Chase. 110 FOR RENT On North Hill, two large bed rooms with modern conveniences, 118 West Gadsden Street, Phone 1407. 112 FOR RENT OR SALE Butcher shop, complete. 1 South DeVillier, Corner DeVillier and Garden Street. 115 FOR RENT One small room, 14 East LaRua. One block from Y. M. C. A. 117 FOR RENT One room with sleeping gal lery, furnished for light housekeeping at 1G03 9th Ave. Phone 390. . 127 FOR RENT One neatly furnished front room; Southern exposure. Apply 216 West chase Street. 303 FOR RENT Two single furnished rooms. Apply 303 West Jackson. 305 FOR RENT NICELY FURNISHED HOUSE, SIX ROOMS AND BATH, ALL MODERN CONVENIENCES. CORNER SPRING AND GREGORY S T R E E T S, APPLY MRS. S. A. FRIEDMAN, 206 WEST GREGORY STREET. 325 FOR RENT Road Inn Pavillion across the bay, S bed rooms, 16 dressing rooms and restaurant. Apply 502 West Garden Street. 319 FOR RENT Furnished rooms. No chil- dren, 900 North Alcaniz. 303 . ou hi-.m iwo light housekeeping rooms, .Apply aooo East DeSoto. 3J0 LODGE NOTICE BROTHERHOOD OF RAILWAY CLERK Pensacola Lodge 311 Regular meetings first and third Fri day each month. K. of P. Hall. ABE DANIELS. j, w. sahih. President. Recording Secretary. 7S(- Modern Oreer or Praetorians. Pensaco; Council. No. 1063. mt every Record and fourth Monday at 8 p. ni. in W. O. W. liall. corner F.omana and BayUn street 3. AH Pr- toriuns am cordially invited. M. ES. MOHET. S. A. C. E. SMTTTI. Rec. Machinist Helpers Lodge. Machinists Helper's Lodge, No. 901, meets every Wrednesday night in Boil ermakers" hall, on corner of Palafox and Romana streets. LP. BTJRTT, President. ' O. Everett, Rec. Sec FENSACOLA LODGE, NO. 3. K. OF P. Regular meeting of '.he Lodge every Monday. 7:30 p. m.. at their hall on East Ir.tendencla street. R. C- MADSEN. C. C. C. F. STEWART. TC. of R. & S. ELECTRICAL WORKERS. TamI Union. No. 327. I. B. E. meets everv Monday at 7 r- m.. at Boll .rmairoro hail All vlsitlne brothers ana service men in good standing cordially mvlted. W. V. TTMTMONS. Tl. 9 PENSACOLA LODGE. No fl. 1. O. O. F. Pensacola I-odre. No. 3. I. u. u. v.. mets every Thursday night t 7:30. at (vanTED Five bright, capab'e ladies Raiforo Vf"-;17nvB1"adBelm0n to travel; demonstrate and sell deal streets. Msltors "y. MnLER N. G. frs: $25 to $30 per week: railroad fare JOE S NICOLALT. R. S. f aid. Write at once. Goodrich Drug Co., D?pt. 214 Omaha Nebr. f-6'12 SHIP CARPENTERS, JOINSifiS AND ; Local Union. No. 81 S. Carpenters. JWj V-v'0r- w,.t- Thnrpr nlehf each week at 7:30 o'ciocw. at w. y- hall, comer Bj le x" J. E. WA1U.n. rrcsiuci.u R. W. MURrHREE, Secretary. JUNIOR ORDF-R UNITED AMERICA MPrMANICS 1 Pensacola Council No. 35. Junior Or.f fnited American Mechantrs. meexs a ond and fourth Fridays. J? , of P. Hall. S. A. BiilTT. Con. W. v.. KTNO. R. I DAMON LODGE, NO. 13, K. of P.' Damon Idge. No 13 Knights Pvthlas meets in regular fusion Ti es evening at Castle Hall at :3J o cl Visitors welcome cctBSLL C. f B. V. HOLLAND. K. of R. A 9. LODGE NOTICE. I Pensacola Trades and Labor Cof- meets every Wednesday at 7:30 p.P at 12 1-2 West Zarra gossa Street. I H. S. KIKLKY. Presides ' JAS. NT. JOLLY. Secretrf P. O. Box 22. I MASONIC TEMPLE. ( Regular conclave of Cour De on Commandry No 1. Kts 0f Templar. Januan."fth Mt.3s it 7:36 r. m.. msti10" J5 cf officers. Sojif-5 si Sir Knights courfJSli' -I Invited C. S. BONACI 1Z. F. S. MILLER, Recorder. DANCrXG TAUGHT, at 20S WeGreg ory Street. For informatioiJ 1 Mn DANCING M - '- ; - 27S. 1 SAFETY SERVICE PROTECTION Our Agency is more than a local Insurance Agency It's a Pensacola Business Institution. It is built upon the solid foundation of 100 SAFETY - SERVICE - PROTECTION Its highly trained staff is at the command of the Policy holder, and at the Service of the Company That's why our Agency is : MORE THAN A LOCAL INSURANCE AGENCY A PENSACOLA BUSINESS INSTITUTION INSURANCE AND BONDS PHONE: Insurance Agency "WE WILL BOND YOU" HELP MALE WANTED AT ONCE AN EXPERI ENCED GROCERY CLERK. NONE OTHER NEED APPLY. WARFI ELDS' HELP YOURSELF. 311 MEN Age 17 to 55. Experience unnec essary Travel; make secret investi gations, reports Salaries; . expenses. American Foreign Detective Agency, 541 S. Louis. 5449 MEN wanted for detective work. Write J. Ganor former government detective, Danville, Ills. 5443 WANTED Experienced Child Restaurant. waiter, Apply 175 WANTED Physician and j u r g e o n. Write or wire. McKlssIck Drug Com pany, Carrabelle, Fla. 107 WANTED Plowing to do. Day or Job. J. C. Oubre. Phone 574. 142 . - - WANTED TWO. STEADY, RELIABLE BOYS TO CARRY ROUTES. APPLY CIRCULATION DEPARTMENT, THE JOURNAL. WANTED BOY WITH BICYCLE TO WORK MORNINGS. APPLY CIRCU. LATION DEPARTMENT THE JOUR. NAL 17 BOYS EARN MONEY selling The Pen sacola Journal. dally and bunaav Wanted. K0 boys daily and S-iJ royt Sundays to make from 50c to a aay. Circulation Manager any morning 5 o'clock. YOUXG MEN for Railway Mail Clerks. $110 month. Experience unnecessary. For free . particulars examinations, write J. Leonard (former government exam iner) S51 Equitable bldg., Washington. 131 W1XTED Man with family to work cn farm, also man and wife to do garden wrrk. Houses furnished. Write to Mjnager Richland Farms, Pensacola j Fit. 137 J HELP -FEMALE WVNTED An experienced stenographer. One with some knowledge of accounts ptferred. Apply 510 Blount Bldg. 314 lADIES Make sparetime money cllp rir.g ads for us. Instructions, contract jc; refunded if dissatisfied. Cope Adv. jpency, St. Louis. 321 f ANTED Lady capable of opening new j books. State salary In first letter. Address 'Bookkeeper", Care Journal. 329 " ",15 rq and teachers for position in S1 stats, $T50-$1,000. Positions for stu der.ti from 50 schools. Piedmont Busi ness! College, Lynchburg. Va. 158 TRUSTWORTHY WOMEN earn splen dijj spare time incomes introducing guaranteed Priscilla Fabrics, Hosier?'. Unrrwear. Everybody interested. Sub staifcial profits. Beautiful samples fur nis'id. Fitzcharles, Incorporated. Tren tonj N. J. . 161 W.'iS'TEB Jood cook. Liberal wages. North Barcelona Street, Phone 1405. 170 EXPERIENCED piano player wanted. -TPb' Woolworth's. Must be experi entJhi saleslady. 143 WANTED Cook. Apply 211 West Cer T4ntes Street. STENOGRAPHERS WANTED Reels- t-r with the emp!ojment dei th Pan-American College, Rc 2-f Brent Bldg. No charge. department of ooms 274 to .Positions 4S41 "?tlr.s RxNSFER-Storage gMGMAM TRANSFER CPWPANY PHONE 334. HAULING, PACKING, tORING. IkENZIE TRANSFER, AUTO TRUCK RVICE, BAGGAGE, FURNITURE GHT AND HEAVY HAULING. NONES S70 AND 1313. 5440 I BORRAS TRANSFER CO. HONI E 1145. OFFICES AND WARE- OUSE EAST CHASE STREET. ALL INDS OF HAULING. YOUR BUSI lESS SOLICITED. o Nine-One-Eight or Nine-One-Nine POSITION WANTED WANTED Position as bookkeeper by competent young man. Can furnish best of references. Address O. E. 'Pad gett, Cottondale, Florida, 310 POSITION WANTED By A-l auto me chanic can also repair storage batteries. Please state wages with first answer, can furnish references, J. P. Leigh, Gen. Del., Jacksonville, Fla. 300 WANTED Position as stenographer or office assistant by young married wom an. Several years experience. Good reference. Address P. O. Box 6C2. S04 WANTED Position by young lady with with clerical experience as office as sistant. Address "E. W.", Care Journal. 325 WANTED WANTED To hear from owner of farm or unimproved land for sade. O. K. Hawley, Baldwin, Wisconsin. 178 FARM WANTED SEND description. C. C. Shepard, Minneapolis, Minn. 36 WANTED Responsible -party to occupy house four miles from city for 3 weeks, rent free, W. C. Currie, 140S East LaRua. GENTLEMEN SUITS PRESSED WHILE U WAIT, FOR 33 CENTS. DRY CLEANED, $1.25. CLINTON TAILORNG COMPANY. PHONE 764, 10 EAST INTENDENCIA. 141 WANTED Board in private family or good boarding house. State terms in letter, "O," Care Journal 313 WANTED Two connecting rooms with bath and board for thnee. Address R. B. L., Care Journal. 16S WANTED To rnt from owner, a piano. Will guarantee good care of instru- I nipnt. Artrfrpsa 'Piano Care Innrnnl 171 WANTED 2000 to 5000 Stalks of seed cane for planting; advise how many vou have and price f. Q- b. depot your point. Answer A. G. R. Care lihodes Colliis Furniture Company. 8J.99 WANTED Tour job printing and orders for engraving of all kinds; calling cards, wedding Invitations, etc., MAYES PRINTING CO., 20-22 West Government Street. 510 SEWING MACHINES AND STRING instruments repaired. Phone 251. J. II. Blakesley 16 East Garden St. 811 WANTED BOOK-KEEPER'S STAND ING DESK AND REVOLVING STOOL APPLY JOURNAL. tf PENSACOLA DRY CLEANING CO. DRY CLEANING, $1.25: PRESSING, .40. PHONE 299, 108 EAST INTENDENCIA. 179 WANTED Any one having household "goods for sale. Phone Miss Taylor, Z$S. US LOST AND FOUND FOUNT) Brown heifer, short horns. Owner can get same by paying ex penses. 513 West Chase. 163 LOST Monday afternoon between IS West Jackson and Isis or in Isis, child's gold filigree link . bracelet. Re turn to E. R. Malone, American Na tional Bank and receive reward. 133 Political Announcement I hereby announce myself a candidate for the office of County Commissioner of the 4th District. The only promises I make are if I am chosen I will do right and be faithful. HENRY CIIALKER- SS37 PIANO TUNING AND REPAIRING Let us Tune and Regulate your Piano or Phonograph. We guarantee to please you. THE PIANO SHOP Phone 791 E. Garden St. LEGAL NOTICES ATLANTA & ST. ANDREW'S BAY RAILWAY COMPANY. IMPORTANT CHANGES IN TRAIN SCHEDULES. EFFECT VE SUNDAY. JANUARY 25. 1920. Train No. E5 leaves Dothan at 8 a, m. daily except Sunday, arriving Cotton dale 10:30 a. m. handling passengers and making connection with the L. & N. rail road for polnt3 east of Cottondale. Train No. 1, leaves Dothan at 11:20 a, m. daily instead of 9 a. m. as at present. This change enables passengers reaching Dothan on A. C. L. train No. 180 at 10:45 a. m. and C. of G. train No. 13 at 11:08 a. m. to make close connection for points south of Dothan. This train (No. 1) leaves Cottondale at 12:33 p. m. Instead of 10:53 a. m. and arrives Panama City at 2:45 p. m. Instead of 1:30 p. m. as at present. Train No. 4, leaves Panama City at 2:50 p. m. as at present; arrives St. An drews at 3 p. m. instead of 1:43 p. m. Leaves St. Andrews 3:05 p. m. instead of 1:55 Arrives Cottondale 5:30 p. m. instead cf 5:25 p. m., making close con nection with L. & N. railroad for points west of Cottondale and arrives Dothan 7 p. m. instead of 7:05. Train No. 2, arrives Dothan 12:20 p. m. instead of 12:30, as at present, mak ing connection with A. C. L. train west and C. of G. train east. Train No. 3, leaves Dothan at 4 p. m. Instead of 3:50 p. m. as at present, ar rives Panama City at 8:05 instead of 8:15. arrives St. Andrews 8:20 p. m. Instead of 8:30 p. m. H. W. WOOLF. General Manager. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. Sealed proposals for the erection cf a three-story, fire-proof high school build ing at Pensacola, Florida, will be re ceived at the office of. A. S. Edwards, Superintendent, until 10 a. m., Monday, February 9th, 1920. Plans, specifications and full particu lars can be obtained at the office of Walker D. Willis, Architect. 619 Blount Building, Pensacola, Fla. A deposit of $15.00 for each set of plans is required, which will be refunded upon return of p'ans and specifications in good condi tion. Cash or certified check on some Pen sacola bank for 1 1-2 per cent of the amount of bid must accompany each bid. Check to be made payable to the Board of Public Instruction for the Coun ty of Escambia, State of Florida. Checks will be returned except that of successful bidder, which will be held until such bidder has satisfactorily executes! the contracts and bond required by the board. In the event of the successful bidder failing or refusing within ten days after notice of the acceptance of his bid to execute the contract or the bond, with sureties thereon satisfactory to and In the form required by the board, said amount will be forfeited by the con tractor for the use of the board. The Board of Public Instruction re serves the right to reject any and all bids or parts thereof. A. S. EDWARDS. Superintendent of Public Instruction for Escambia County, Florida. SELL INNER TIRES Sales guarateed. Big profits. Blowouts eliminated. Pre vent most punctures. Double tire mile age. Details free. Harkness, -Towlor Co.. 191 West Main Street, Louisville. Ky. 320 AGENTS Wonderful seller; 96c profit every dollar sales. License unneces sary. No stock to carry. Sample free. Mission Rosebead Co.. 2S19 W. Pico, Los Angeles, Calif. 135 INDEPENDENT PORTRAIT MEN The Chattanooga Portrait Co., Chatta nooga, Tenn., absolutely guarantee first class work and service at reasonable prices. We operate our own print plant and can save you time and money. We carry a full line of frames, sheet pic tures, sample cases and picture hard ware. Get our catalogue and prices now! 1C4 EARN $2 AN HOUR Full or spire time. Experience unnecessary. Smd for free working outfit. Write Bullion Chemical Co., 62-M Memphis Tenn. 162 "WORLD REMAPPED" Only up-to-date Atlas made. Agents making $25 day. Special liberal commission and terms. Many other attractive propositions. I fuse Sales Co., Atlanta, Ga. 157 AGENTS "Leno-Vita" The guaranteed auto fuel saves 33 gasoline, increases power, eliminates carbon. $10 to $20 a day, liberal proposition. Leno-Vita Chemical Company, Lakeland, Fla. 301 WANTED Ten A-l salesmen to sell stock In a mining company in rroven territory. Real attractive proposition. Index Bauxite Company, Ideal. Ga. 302 WOMEN OR MAN WANTED Salary $24 full time, 50c an hour spare time, selling guaranteed hosiery to wearer. Experience unnecasary. International Mills, Norristown. Pa. 317 AGENTS $4 an hour taking orders for "Zanol" pure food products. Big vari ety. Sell every day in the year. Great repeaters. Write for sample case to workers. Big money for your .spare time. American Products Co., 232 Ameri can Bldg., Cincinnati, Ohio. 316 TRAVELING SALESMEN WANTED by large manufacturer to call on depart ment, dry goods, clothing, shoes, hard ware Etores; grocers and bakers. Ex clusive or side line. Excellent sellers. 20", commission. Box L-l isoonvine, i. Y. 324 $300 MONTHLY selling new patented fuel vaporizer; guaranteed to eave up to 0 per cent gasoline: 40 miles per gal. made with Ford. Sold on money back guarantee. One Sample Free. Stransky Vaporizer Co., Pukwana, S. Dak. 134 $165 DAILY Income paid restaurant man who invested $1C0 In oiL Multitude of others did as well some better. These men diln't buy stock they bought ground leases. We'll tell you how free. Salesmen wanted. ' Just write, Toml'n son. Belleville, El. 132 AGENTS WANTED AGENTS It locks the window when partly open; quick sales; big profits. Victor Specialty Co., New Haven. Conn. St) $10.00 worth Soap, Perfumes, etc.. Free. Lacassian Co., Dept. 401, St. Louis, Mo. 139 TAILORING AGENTS VANTED Sea Men's Made-toMeasure Suits. Earn Big Money. Only producing agents wanted. State exferience. Write fa" Spring and Summer samples. Leedg Woolen Mills, 230 S. Franklin, Chieane. 113 7 ' PRODUCING .TAILORING .AGENTS wanted to sell mean's made-to-measure suits. Large line 1920 spring sam ples ready now. Big money for live wires. Ruby Tailors, Dept. 101-329 South Franklin, Chicago. 133 UNUSUAL OPENING FOR SALES- woman to make ?2.400 yearly. Also op portunity for woman who can give only spare time to make $1 hour. Applicant mi'st have pleasing appearance and sales ability. Maler Laboratory, Bradbury Bldg., Los Angeles, Calif. 133 COLORED MEN $1 pants offer; $3 suit offer; write for free samples and styles. Knickerbocker Tailoring Co.. Dept. 664,- Chicago. 140 OPPORTUNTIIES WE HAVE something new in ink. put up in concentrated form, sold by mail under our special selling plan; it's a re peater. 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