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THE PENS A COL A JOURNAL, WEDNESDAY MORNING. JANUARY 28, 1920 The Marketplace of The PCUSRCOIR JOUniRl Read Daily by West Florida-The Want Journal Ads. Work All The Time ' 30009 PeoPl3 Ad. , Colipns of daily weekly SUNDAY Small Cost Big Results CIRCULATION INCREASING Remember, to be sure of you copy of tha Sunday Journal. It is necessary that you order tha paper regularly from The Journal, Thone 1500. Read the Want Ad pages today. Everybody Reads JOURNAL Want Ads J i i JOURNAL WANTS ON12 CENT A WORD IN ADVANCE ONE RATE TO ALL Count the words In your adver tisement snd multiply it by the mimter of times you desire it print ed hud, remit accordingly. Thn counting of word include the word "For Sale," "Wanted," etc., and the address. - . ' RATES No advertisement taken for less than 5:5 cents. BLACK FACE CAPS. LIKE THIS TYPE. TWO CENTS PER WORD. Paragraphed matter, line dashes, white space, classified display: 6o per liae, 5Ge per inch (12 lines make one inch.) Regular advertisers with ledger accounts may have advertisements chared. Kill orders should be given in writirg, never over the telephone. Advertisers should give their ftreet ?r postoffice address as well as Ihf'r phone number .if they de Fire results. Few readers have a telephone and they can't communi cate with you unless they know your address. If the advertiser desires, replies may be sect to Journal Office. .!ourn:J Want Ads Cover West Florida. FOR SALE FOR RALE A good five -passenger Over land car, or will trade for a one-ton truck. E. A. Gardiner, Phone 26, Mil ton, Fla. 3332 FOR SJLE Three dollar? a month is all it T-ill cost you to buy a brand new Rex Visible Typewriter at a remark -nb'y low price. Phone 2030, P. O. Box "11. S34 FOR SALE One iron safe with eteel inner door. Inside measurement 14x 10x12 Inches. $C3.00, Elberta Clubbs. 332 FOR SALE Three burner coal oil stove. First class condition, 103 W. Gregory -st- 313 FOR SALE Horse, harness and light wagon, $150.00,. Phone 1195. 346 FOR SALE Ten choice black Minorca cockrel. best mating. Apply 662 West Garden .Street. 318 FOR KtlM bran3 ol powdered Milk, phone 3949. Mott S. Pond, Distributor 1400 East La Rua street. Pensacola. 16'J FOR SALE Second nana sewing ma chines, all 'makes. 15.00 rip. Guaran teed. Uaynalds Muslo House. Phone 1717. 1J35 FOR SATJE Iron safe. Used Evlnrude motor. Show case. Automobile spot licht. Combination boat lights. Phone "1. 143 FOR SALE Four-room tumgrJow cot tage, all modern. Electric lights. Will take Liberty Bonds. See II. J. Bennett. Iu03 No. !th Ave. Phone 390. 126 FOR . SALE ALMOST NEW HOUSE HOLD FURNITURE. ONE MAHOG ANY BED ROOM SET. ONE WHITE ENAMEL BED ROOM SUITE. ONE DINING ROOM SET, ONE LIBRARY SETf ONE PLAYER PIANO CHEAP FOR QUCK SALE. G. E. DENNINGER, PHONE 2464, ADDRESS 207 NORTH DEVILLIIIRS. FOR SALE Paper shell pecans. Phone 2 503-W. " 133 TOR IjALE Good paying grocery store and meat market in good location. Large stook. Established trade. Reason for selUnj- owner wishes to take long trip. For particulars apply 524 X. Havne strect- 135 FOH SALE CADILAC 8-CYLINDER 5ASSl;NGER, EXCELLENT CONDI TION MECHANICALLY, NEWLY PAINTED AND TIRES NEW. PRICE w,r-, i.uau.w. MUST SELL QUICK LY. LEAVING CITY. ALSO BUICK 4-? CYLINDER. 5-PASSENGER IN EXCEL- j -c- ' vvrM UITION WITH EXTRA TIRES. VilRY CHEAP AT $550.00, AS IT MUST BE SOLD AT ONCE. ROOM 401 SAN CARLOS HOTEL. 3,5 FOR SALE Uncalled .'or milts and pant Bargains London Woolen Mills. 166 FOR SALE Fine young mare, medium weight. Will work anywhere. Can be seen at No. 5 North C street anytime. Phone 2277. Bargain for quick sale. CITY A four room house, lot 150 x 170, worth $2,000.00, can )3 bought until Monday, Feb. 1, 1920, for $1,500.00. Near Shipyard, Across Little Bayou. tFeitieacola Finance Co. PHONE 367 ELBERi A. CLUBBS, Sales Agent FOR SALE FOR SALE Boys' bicycle in good con dition. 1020 X. Reus. Phone S87. 363 t ! ,1A nn FOR SALE One sewing machine, $10 .00. uoys trie cie, cneap. -rntuie ajw. . . t-i inin qc FOR SALE Ladies' fine black serge coat suit. Very cheap. inone ssn. ; Call for Mrs. Lewis. 364 FOR SALE One Canvas Cot, One Rock er. One Sideboard. One Girls Bicycle, One Piano, One Iron Bedstead and One Pair Bed Springs. All for ?57, 427 K. Gregory-st. 369 FOR SALE Four burner gas stove. Cheap for quick sale, 1221 E. Strong St. 365 FOR SALE 23 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 SPRING LITTERS, C. J. SETTERLIND CHIPLEY, FLA. 323 FOR SALE Ford Sedan Body alone cost $300.00. A bargain at 5400.00, J. D. Anderson. 342 Sale of Surplus Government Goods, BEDDING OUTFITS. U. S. Army - regulation comforts, olive drab and floral designs, renovated and sterilized; full size, average weight 5 pounds; serviceable condition, $2.45 each; J2.25 dozen lots; $2 each, 100 lot. U. S. Army wool, olive drab blankets; best grade, 54x84 Inches; weight 5 pounds; $9.25 each or $106 dozen. U. S. Army olive drab blankets. the blanket for service, long wear and com fort; clean and sanitary; good condition; size 62x82, grade A, $7.93 each, or $91.50 dozen; grade P., $6.95 each, or $81 dozen; 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. U. S. Army cot mattresses, cotton, good condition, grade A $6.95 WEARING APPAREL. U. S. Army wool underwear, washed clean and sanitary, good condition, 95c garment; $1.83 suit; dozen lot suits $1.73 U. S. Army wool shirts; seen service, but good condition; olive drab; clean, re paired; grade A, $2.93 each or $32 dozen; grade B, $2.50 each or $26.50 dozen; grade C. $1.95 each, or $20.95 dozen. U. S. Army wool breeches, dyed and pressed; good condition; $30 dozen, or pair, $2.93. U. S. Army regulation wool overcoats, dyed dark blue; excellent condition; would cost $65 now; special value $13.95 Olive f)rab wool sleeveless sweaters or ehlpovers; good condition $2.45 U. S. Army wool combination suit. In cluding breeches, coat, leggina ..$8.45 TJ. S. Army canvas leggins extra strong canvas secure a few pairs at 65c U. S. Army 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 $2.45 U. S. Army regulation shoe; brand new; best grade and workmanship: made on Munson last on government specifi cations; everybody knows the value of the army shoe; state size wanted; all sizes, D and E. widths JS.S5 STOVES AND RANGES. U. S. Army heaters, 'Radiant Home" Hotblast; large size, nickel trimmed; beautiful stove slightly used; worth $65; special $37.50 U. S. Army heaters, 'Western Jewell" No. 20, 38 inches high, 18 inches In side 522.50 U. S. Army heaters, Improved King Bee Airblast. 41 Inches high, IS inches in side, $22.50. All heaters are in good condition and will give excellent service. MISCELLANEOUS. IT. S. Army Krag rifles .high power, ab solutely in good condition $23.75 17. S. Navy hammocks, heavy canvas. .V' excellent condition; 40 by 71 inches. Ua S. Army pie or meat pans, 5c; TJ. S. Army tin cups, large size, with handle,- 10c; U. S. Army enamel drink ing cups, 10c; U. S. Army bake pans, targe size, $1.50; U. S. Army double wheel harness, complete, good condition, set $67.50; U. S. Army all-leather trace, 9 feet long, 2 Inches wide, $4.93; fire buckets, 50c and $1. WRITE FOR CATALOG Terms: Cash 'with order. References: Any bank In Greenville. Your money back if not sat isfied. Prices f. o. b. Greenville. Please include postage when ordering goods sent parcel post. Railroad fare refunded both ways to customers visiting our store and purchasing $300 or more within 300 milo radius. BRADLEY BONDED WAREHOUSE CO., Greenville, S. C. REMEMBER! The enormous buying power of the government enables us to offer you such low prices on our goods. PIANO TUNING AND REPAIRING Let us Tune and Regulate your Piano or Phonograph. We guarantee to please you. THE PIANO SHOP Phone 791 18 E. Garden St. HERE FOR RENT FOR REXT To gentlemen, rooms, mod ern, 203 V. Gregory-st. 372 FOR RENT Furnished apartment, two d h . modern ,nTlv(Jni(inr(,, - - - - 206 W. Gregory-st. FOR RKXT One room suitable for one or two gentlemen. Hayne. Hot water, 507 N. 371 FOR RENT F U R N I S H E D ROOMS WITH MODERN CONVENIENCES ON DAILY, WEEKLY OR MONTHLY ARRANGEMENTS, PHONE 1590, EARLE HAUCK, 410 S. FLORIDA BLANCA. 350 FOR RENT Furnished rooms. No chil dren, 900 X. Alcaniz. S6S FOR RENT Downstairs furnished light housekeeping rooms with gas, electrici ty, lavatory, laundry, close in, clean. In good neighborhood with yard and beach, Earle Hauck, Phone 1530, 410 S. Florida Blanca. ZZ1 FOR REXT Furnished apartments with piano and garage, 1202 E. Gadsden. 343 FOR RENT Rooms. Phone 12S5. 714 ,E. La Run, 333 FOR REXT Three furnished rooms for light housekeeping. No children, 431 W. Gregory. 347 FOR REXT One furnished room adjoin ing bath, gentlemen only. One block from Y. M. C. A., Mrs. John Wood. 14 E. LaRua-St. Phone 55. , 354 FOR RENT On North Hill, two large bed rooms with modern conveniences, 118 W. Gadsden-St., Phon 1407. FOR RENT Nicely furmsnea . front room on car line close in. For gen tleman only. Apply 25 X. DeVilliar. 167 FOR RENT One room with sleeping gal lery, furnished for light housekeeping at 1C03 9th Ave. Phone 390. 127 FOR RENT Road Inn Pavillion across the bay, 8 bed rooms, 16 dressing rooms and restaurant. Apply 5C2 West Garden Street. 319 FOR RENT Two light housekeeping rooms. Apply 1000 East DeSoto. 330 DANCING DANCKsG TAUGHT, at 206 West Greg ory Street. For Information, Phone 278. 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. SMITH. President. Recording Secretary. 78(- Modern Oreer of Praetorians. Pensaco'a Ccanell, No. 1063. nr-ts every eeond and fourth Monday at a p. m. in w. O. W. ball, corner Roman and Baylen streets. All Pr- torians are cordially Invited. M. E. MOHET, S. A. C. E. SMITH. Rac. Machinist Helpers Lodge. Machinists Helper's Lodge. No. 901. meets every Wednesday night In Boil ermakers' hall, on corner of Palafor. and Romana streets. I. P. BURTT, President. O. Everett. Rec. Sec. FENSACOLA LODGE, NO. 3. K. OF P. Regulur meeting of .he Lodge every Monday, 7:30 p. m., at their hall on East Intendcncla street. R. C MADSEX, C. C. C. F. STEWART. K. of R ft S. PENSACOwA LODGE. No 4. I. O. O. F. Pensacola TorJge, No. . I. O. O. F.. meets every Thursdav night at 7:S0. at Raiforc hall, corner Bavlen and. Belmont streets. Visitors cordtallv Invited. J. D. MTLLER. X. O. TOE S. NICOLA LT, R. S. SHIP CARPENTERS, JO!NbS AND CAULKERS Local Union. No. 815. Carpenter. Join ers and Caulkers, meets Thurrty night each vek at 7:30 o'clock, at W. O. W. hall, comer Pjle" Tfomfna utreets. J. E. WATSON. President. R. W. MURFHREE, Secretary. JUNIOR ORDER UNITED AMERICAN MECHANICS Pensacola Council No. 35. Junior Or1er United American Mechanics, meets e; ond and fourth Fridays, a t. m., at K. of P. Hall. S. A. BUITT. Con. W. E. KTVO. R. S DAMON LODGE, NO. 13, K. of P. Damon Lodge, No. 13 Knights of Pvthiag meet in reeular sessfon Tuesday evening at Castle Hall at 7:30 o'clock. Visitors welcome. W. C. CAMPBELL C. C. B. V. HOLLAND. K. of R. S. LODGE NOTICE. Pensacola Trades and Labor Council meets every Wednesday at 7:30 p. m., at 12 1-2 West Zarragossa Street. H. S. KIELET. President. JAS. N. JOLLY. Secretary. P. O. Box 22. ELECTRICAL WORKERS. Local Union. No. 327. I. B. E. W.. meets every Monday at 7 p. m., at Boil ermakers' hall. Special order of business of consider able importance Monday nieht. Feb. 2. M." LONGUIRE, R. S. LODGE NOTICE. Wanted all members Live Oak Camp No. 1 W. O. W. to pay their regular assessment at Coo Nim Company, 2 E. Garden, C. E. REICHMVN C. C. LEWIS XIMS. Cierk. 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 CHALICE R. 9337 HELP MALE WANTED Collector and salesman, 26 S. Palafox. ' 257 WANTED Young man to travel as salesman, chance for advancement for right person. Age 17 to 20. See manager Care O'Leary's rooms. 177 WANTED P.iyslcian and jurgeon. Write or wi.-e. McKissick Drug Com pany. Carrabeli Tla, 107 WANTED Plowing to do. J. C. Oubre. Phone 574. Day or job. 142 WANTED TWO STEADY. RELIABLE BOYS TO CARRY ROUTES. APPLY CIRCULATION DEPARTMENT, THE JOURNAL. WANTED BOY VITH BICYCLE TO WORK MORNINGS. APPLY SIRCU LATION DEPARTMENT THE JOUR NAL. 3178 BOYS EARN MONEY selling The Pen eacola Journal, dally and Sunday Wanted. 1S boy daily and 2-1 royj Sundays to make from 50c to $5 a Jay. P Circulation Manager any morning 6 o'clor. WANTED Man with family to work on farm, also man and wife to do garden work. Houses furnished. Write to Manager Richland Farms, Pensacola Fla. 13' HELP FEMALE WANTED Lady capable of opening new books. State salary in first letter. Address "Bookkeeper", Care Journal. 329 STENOGRAPHERS WANTED Regis ter with the employment department of the Pan-American College, Rooms 274 to 2S0 Brent Bldg. No charge. Positions waiting. 4S41 WANTED WANTED ARMY OVERCOATS, DYED AND STYLE OF COLLAR CHANG ED INTO CIVILIAN STYLE. CLIN TON TAILORING CO. PHONE 7G4, 10 E. INTENDENCIA. WANTED TO RENT Five or six room house on North Hill in good neighbor hood. Reasonable rent. A-100, Care Journal. 373 WANTED Sign painter, one that can do bulletin anil commercial work. W. J. Heim, Selma, Ala. S70 WANTED TO BUY An Ice plant or ten ton capacity. State condition, price and location, V. C. Severance, Valparaiso. Fla. 335 WANTED TO BUY Home, 4 to 6 rooms. Good location, C. A. Canaday, 123 Greg ory. 3t WANTED 2000 to E000 .Stalks of seed cane for olanting; advise how many Vou have and price f. o. b. depot your point. Answer A. G. R. Care Kbodes ColliJis Furniture Company. PS99 WANTED Your job printing and orders for engraving of all kinds; calling cards, weddfng invitations, etc., MAYES PRINTING CO., 20-22 West Government Street. 510 SEWING MACHINES AND STRING Instruments repaired. Phone 251t J. II. Blafcc3ley 16 East Garden St. Sll 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, 103 EAST INTENDENCIA. 179 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 by young lady with with clerical experience as office as sistant. Address "E. W.", Care Journal. S26 TRANSFER Storage BINGHAM TRANSFER COMPANY PHONE 334. HAULING, PACKING STORING. McKENZIE TRANSFER, AUTO TRUCK SERVICE, BAGGAGE. FURNITURE LIGHT AND HEAVY HAULING. PHONES 970 AND 1818. 5440 BORRAS TRANSFER CO. PHONE 1145. OFFICES AND WARE HOUSE EAST CHASE STREET. ALL KINDS OF HAULING. YOUR BUSI NESS SOLICITED. LOST AND FOUND LOST Black silk umbrella, black han dle, silver cap. "W. K." engraved on it. Reward. Phone 1?2S. 311 LOST Black fur 8 miles out of town on Flomaton road. Return 135 W. Lib erty and receive reward. 333 LOST One gray buckskin driving glove. Finder please return to Journal office and receive reward. 333 LOST Leather folder containing express money orders for $100.00 and fifty dol lars (about) currency. Finder will be rewarded by communicating with Wal ter Call.inan, General Delivery, P. O., City. 375 LOST Bunch of keys. Call at Manhat tan Hotel and reward of $3.00 will be paid for them. 371 LOST A brown pointer puppy from home o,f Mr. Frank Crenshaw, 1623 N. 9th-ave. Reward to finder. FOUND Picked up by mistake an um brella on Ea-t Hill car. Owner can have same at 323 E. Gadsden-sL 378 LEGAL NOTICE ADVERTISEMENT. Sealed proposals for drilling, Installing and completing one or two additiona" wells, pumps, apparatus and equipment for the City Water Works will be re ceived by the Board of Commissioners of the City of Pensacola at the office of the City Clerk in the City Hall up to 12 o'clock noon on the 9th day of February, 1920. Proposals must be made on the forms to be furnished by the City and must le addressed to the Board of Commission era and endorsed "Proposals for Drilling Wells." Each proposal must be accompanied by a certified check in the sum of Five Hundred ($300) Dollars drawn upon a bank In the City of Pensacola, Florida and made payable to the City of Pen sacola. Specifications cover electrically oper ated wells and also wells operated by air lift, and the City shall have the right to order one of each, or two of either kind. Blank forms of proposal, and copies of specifications, information, instruc tions to bidders, contract and bond can be .obtained from the Superintendent of the City Water Works or the Citv Clerk at the City Hall. The right ia reserved to reject any and all bids. GEO. H. HINRICHS. Commissioner of Streets and Public Works. Attest: L. E. HEINBERG, City Clerk. STOLEN STOLEN Westminister bicycle, Thurs day p. m. on Palafox and Government. Phone 570. Reward. 353 MORTGAGE LOANS LOANS ON REAL ESTATE. We lend money on Real Estae in th-j City on short notic. Please stats in application If you have an Abstract of 'it tie to the property. Call and see tis. THE WATSON AGENCY". Inc., 7 South Patafox St. Aral and departure of passengei trains at Pensaccla. Fla. The following schedule figures pub lished as Information ar.d not guaraa teed. (Central Standard Time) ARRIVES. LEAVES B:30 p.m. Montgomery Bir mingham. Nashville, Louisville. Cincinnati 12:30 p.m. 6:30 p.m. St. Louis, Chicago, Memphis 12:30 p.m. 5:30 p.m Atlanta, Washing ton. New York .... 12:30p.m. 5:45 a.m. Monte-ornery, Bir mingham, Nashville, Louisville. Cincinnati 10:43 p.m. 6:45 a.m. Memphis, SL Louis. Chicago 10:45 p4m. 6:45 a.m. New Orleans, Mo bile ........ ...... 10:45 p.m. 6:45 a.m. Atlanta, Washing ton. New York .... 10:45 r.m. 6:45p.m. 'Mobile Local .... 6:00a.m. 9:45 a.m. Jacksonville, Talla- hassee 6:13 a.m. 10:25 p.m. Jacksonville, Talla hassee 6 :56 i. jt Daily except Sunday. UNITED STATES RAILROAD ADMINISTRATION RAILROAD SCHEDULES Louisville & Nashville R. R. duinus r of the u WWZ. DIP You GET 0 fnr A T,'Z OH.WouldmY.TOAT p WASH T so ilkjJ 1 TOVI? '-d t T S mS& south with n ;;,;: nte Usurp ' " . - 'm ' -'vrfc ---:-:r-:i S& J v, ' - C .-, . ... -. , ,.,.. ,,-,,.. ., . -,m -, , .Jm.,..,.J I . ffr, MISCELLANEOUS SAVE HALF on Machinery huy. sell, exchange, repair, rebuild and ap praise machinery all kinds. Atlanta Machinery Exchange, 303 Austell Bid:., Atlanta, Ga. 477s VALPARISO, the wonder city of Flor i ia. watcli it grow. 352 ORT of f i ENS ACOLAI VESSELS IN PORT. Steamers. lutch steamer Ceres, Charlestown, Fr(de;ick Oillmore & Co. American steamer Hornet, bunker oil, Gulfport. Italian Africana, New Orleans, Gulf Transit Co. American, Be lair, New York, Pensa cola Shipping' Co. American, Hoosae, New Orleans, John A. Merritt & Co. Dutch, Saturnus, Sidney, C. B.; Southern States Lumber Co. American steamer Tillamook, Blue fields, Frederick Gilmore & . Co. American steamer Lake Dymcr, Pen sacola Shipping Co. Schooners. British schooner Elizabeth Faine, lumber, Fillette, Green & Co. Spanicr del Mar. Havana, J. Garrige British, Jennie V. Merriam, Mobile, Gulf Transit Co. American, J. Frank Seavey, Barba dos. American, M. Vivian Pierce, Barba dos. British, J.eo le Blanc, Havana T. O. Fillet & Co. American, Albert V. Robertson, Havana, Geo. V. Howe. American, Crescent, Havana, John A. Merritt & Co. American, Bai'dad, San Juan. John a. Merritt & Co. American, Frederic A. Duggan, Mo bile, Pensacola Lumber Co. American schooner Percy R. Fein, lumber, John A. Merritt & Co. Barks. Italian bark Jolando, Genoa, lumber, Rosasco Bros. Spanish, Sant Mus, Barcelona, Geo. W. Howe. B.irkentine Sttefano Oberti, Genoa, Bosaco. SAND KEY PASSINGS. Sand Key, Fla., Jiin. 27. Passed east, Comus; west, 26th, Sunoil, Corn ing', Gloria de Larrinada (Br), Comet and barge; 27th, Rahlinhead, Lake Freeland, EI Sipio, War Subadar (Br), N.ivisian (Br), Lake Franconla. BABY "VyOOL" SETS at Mrs. Nordstrom"s Millinery 120 South Palafox St. r r 17 r n u r r d I NAVAL STORES ! s PENSACOLA. Pensacola. Jan. 27. Trading on the open market has been discontinued. Receipts: Spirits, 0; rosin, 0. Shipments: Spirits. 0; rosin, 120. Stocks: Spirits. 5.S3S; rosin, 43,SD5. SAVANNAH. J Savannah, Jan. 27. The spirit mar iket was firm at 1S7 with sales of 134- The rosin market was firm, with sales of 22 7. Receipts: Spirits, 123; rosin. EOS. Shipments: Spirits, 2G; rosin, 1,170. Stocks: Spirits. 10,063; rosin, 37.657. Quotations were as follows: WW 21.00 WO," 20.75 X, M. K, T. If, O, F. F, 20.3520S 10.75 .-. ... 19.90 19.90 IS 25 1S.13 .V IS. 15 1810 E '. 17.S57?1S.C0 17.355J1S.0O 17.50S1S.00 B, JACKSONVILLE. Jacksonville, Jan. 27. The spirit market. was firm at 1S7, with sales of 221. The rosin market was steady, with salos of 375. Receipts: Spirits, 1S3; rosin, 1,426. Shipments: Spirits, 0; rosin, 1,624 Stocks: Spirits, 9,513; rosin, S2.39S Quotations were as follows: W'W 21.00 WO 20.75 X 20.30 M 20.00 K i?3 5 f , 18.25 II 1S.15 G 1S.15 F 1S.10 K. 1), IS. 00 H 17.S0aiS.00 Why Druggists Recommend Swamp-Root For many years druggists have watched with much interest tha re markable record maintained by Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-lloot the great kid ney, liver and bladder medicine. It is a physician's prescription. Swamp-Root is a strengthening medicine. It helps the kidneys, liver and bladder do the work nature in tended they should do- Swamp-Root has stood the test of years. It is sold by all druggists on its merit and it should help you- Xo other kidney medicine has so many friends. Be sure to get Swamp-Root and sait treatment at once. However, if you wish first to test this great preparation send ten cents to Dr. Kilmer & Co., Binhamton, X. Y., for a sample bottle. When writing b sure and mention tho Pensacola Jour nal. Adv. "1 by ALLMATSI -1 ir