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THE PENS AGO LA JOURNAL,
TUESDAY MORNIN G, JAM A R Y 18, 1921.
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FOR SALE
FOU SALE v
VOl 6AI.E40 acres unimproved
land Four miles west of city.
A. E. Rico, Piano Polisher, M E.
Strong St. Phone 538.
1 Perkins Phonograph, worth
$75.00, for $35.00
1 Converto Fourth, worth
$G0.00, for ...A $40.00
1 Victrola Fourth, worth
$25.00, for : $14.00
1 Victrola Sixth, worth $35.00,
for v.$18.00
The above are second hand
but are in good condition.
REYNALDS MUSIC HOUSE
FOR SALE At a barKain, one coiner
grocery atore, with meat market and
dwelling hou.se, doing goou buHiness; rt-a-on
for nulling, it-avlng city. For informa
tion call Fisher Bids-, upstairs, room 5.
FOU SALE Drop head Wheeler and
WilHon sewing machine. Phone 1872.
64 N. innelnon.
FOR SALK One double iron bedstead,
springs and cotton mattress. tt.00.
worth double. I'lione Gibson, 2045.
FOR SALE My home at Brent. For de
scription and particulars call at Hays
Motor Car Co., 17 N. palafox. T. K
Westmark.
FOR HALE Fine 64 F.KSC Incubator,
Just the thing for day old chick buai
n. Reason fr selling, conflicts with
other duties. Phone 16il.
FOR SALE One Saxon Roadster. Apply
30 V.. Urdn.
UAnV CHICKS 13 1-2 rents each. Safe
delivery guaranteed in V. S. Several
Vtnttx. Information frew. National Chick
Co. 723 New York Life 15klg.. Kansas
City. Mo.
Ml
FOR fAIJO Stulebker csr .bargain.
Arplr Krmmer & If eiffer Oarage.
'UUVAOE unrt Bermuda Onion Flants.
:.(K thcusani: live inouunn or nvrr,
prr thousand. I'lants reaay w.
t!factkn guaranteed.
iXwUH. Tsllahassee. Fla.
r-Flne blocks, pplit wood.
Mlverv. rain or snine. i n na
OR CRATE WOOD in anr
T. S. Kennedy. none is
A-l condition. Phone
FOR SALE Five rooftn house. Price rea
sonable. Address .M.S J . care Jom lal.
K
FOR SALE WOOD IN TRO'CWJ-DADS
ONLY, PI NE,- $16.00 PER LOAD. CTA.K,
n oca i nin .1. n r A VIDRO is"-
i.i.aaumTnM rl A r
yon SALE Pry stove wood, ask for
Uennie. I'hone 612.
FOR SALE Dry rough mill wood, $1.50
per load delivered, c. II. Walker Lum
ber Co.. Lee and Tarragona. Phonei 1313.
FOR SATJC Dry pine wood. $3.00 per
load delivered. C. II. Walker Lumber
Co.. Lee and Tarragona St., Phone 1813.
FOR RALE. TRADE! OR RENT Well
Improved farm. 116 'acres, near Pensa
cola. A. C. Hlnkley 713 Hlount Bldg.
FOR SALE One Rex typewriter inr rood
condition. Price reasonable. Apply
Journal office.
FOR SALE Cabbage plants. Leading
varieties. $1.15. 0O: $2.00. 1.000. $1.60
rer thousand. 6.000 lots. Coden Nurser
l a, Coden. Ala. 987
TRANSFER Storage
BORAS TRANSFER CO.
PHONE 1145. OFFICE AND WARE
HOUSE EAST CHASE STREET. ALU
KINDS OF HAULING. YOUR BUSI
NESS SOLICITED.
White Transfer Co.
Phone I960
Business Appreciated
I.Ighlwood Furnished Promptly
TRUCK OR TEAM SERVICE
Phone 710
IORGAN THORSEN
TRANSFER COMPANY
The Parlor Market
"Ron. of All Thai's Purw
FRESH WESTERN MEATS
Poullry, Eggs and fJreen CroeeriM
v
FOR sXj
UZL .
vnrt fTOVl
auantltv rail.
1X)U SALE ForO.
130.
I Mil I I II I l I I" I I l II i !
arket Place of West
READ DAILY BY 30,000 PEOPLE
'OR -KENT
FORRENT 22-room
house on West Garden Street;
two baths, gas and electric
lights; screened and in first
class condition. Apply the Wat
son Agency, Inc., 8 So. Palafox,
St. Phone 54.
FOU RENT Light housekeeping apart
ment. 1509 E. Jackson st. Phone 1812.
FOR RENT Room. 203 W. Gregory.
FOR RENT Neatly furnished sleeping
room. 10 West Zarragossa, upstairs.
run. ivr.-x i tm sieepinjj room, a.uu
per week, $ 10.00 per month. 15 North 1
Reus street. j
FOR RENT OnQ or two rooms, furnish
ed complete for housekeeping, or sep
arate. Electric lights, hot bath, one
block from Palafox; also garage 114 ii.
Gregory St. Phone 1941.
FOR RENT A furnished sleeping room.
Modern 108 N. Barcelona.
FOR RENT Four large roams, hall,
bath upstairs, jtara.se conveniences.
, Lake View Cottage, Big- Bayou.
FOR RENT Two rooms furnished for
i housekeeping, gas stove, bath and
j electric lights, on East Hill car line.
ijiione iui, laos lotn-ave.
FOR RENT Three furnished rooms for
light housekeeping, on car line. Fhone
1518. 1107 E. Jackson.
FOR RENT One room and kitchenette.
furnished for light housekeeping. 916
E. Jockaon. I'hone 1302.
FURNISHED APARTMENT 3 ROOMS
AND SLEEPING PORCH, PRIVATE
BATH, OAS, ELECTRIC LIGHT. 310
WEST WRIGHT. PHONE 2219.
FOR RENT Nicely furnished- house
keeping: apartment, modern conven
iencos. 296 W. Oregon".
FOR RENT Furnished room for gen
tlemen. ZW N. Strong-st. Phone 729.
FOR REXT Three furnished rooms.
Private. 619 N. Gulllemarde. Fhone
1806.
FOR RENT North Hill, two furnished
rooms for light housekeeping, modern
conveniences. 1120 N. Palafox-st. Phone
167.
FOR RENT Room adjoining bath. 214
W. Gregory.
FIRST CLASS BOARD, with or without
rooms. Apply 213 E. Gregory.
FOR RENT 4 or 5 room unfurnished
apartment; immediate possession. 23
East Strong St.-
FOR RENT Two room house for light
housekeeping; gas stove and electric
lights. Phone 1614.
LOST AND FOUND
LOST Tuesday afternoon hftneen Cen
tral Pharmacy ami; Hughoy's Restau
rant or Balkcom's Drum STore, a rjJ note
book. Will pay for return of 6ime to
Dr. Andrews, Room 317, Brent Bids.
LOST rart of a blue silk dress, near
Lee Square. Finder please phone 1714.
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE
Tensacola. Fla., January 10, 1921.
Notice is hereby given that the annual
meeting of the stockholders of the South
ern States Lumber Company will be held
at it office In the City of Fensacola on
the 9th day of February; A. I)., 1921. at
eleven o'clock A. M.
(Signed) F. F. BINGHAM.
Secertary.
MORTGAGE LOANS
LOANS ON RAL ESTATE.
VTs lend money or. ilea, ej.ai. In the
city en short ntk-e. please state In
r plication If you hars an Abstract ct
Title to the property.
Call and see us
THE WATSOS AOENCT, InOt.
7 South Falaox 8L
FREE
For the Hauling.
Filling in material. Dirt
mixed with Cotton.
Phone 853
CENTRAL PHARMACY
orris Exquisite Candies.
Best Ifpt Chocolate in the City,
phones 177178.
TbLk m nvcTMicla Tahlet
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JT-T f 25c Box.
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THE CRYSTAL PHARMACY
T.' E. WILLIAMS & CO.
Mew and need parts for almost any
make of car. Bead old parts to be
duplicated. Autora-bile Wreckinj: Co
rv
Bfl CHEBL AVE
FISH MARKET
Phone 297
2tS
the Results are Unequaled
FISHER-BROWN
WRITE BOILER INSURANCE
918 PHONES 919
3853809035
WANTED
Agents for THe Pensacola Journal in towns
between Pensacola and Tallahassee. For
particulars write Circulation Manager,
Pensacola Journal. "
HELP MALE
WANTED Young- active man of good
- address with some experience In hand
ling general insurance business. Address
"K," care of Journal. tf
WANTED 100 TIE CHOPPERS. WE
HAVE GOOD TIMBER, GOOD CAMPS
AND PAY STANDARD WAGES. LONG
TIME JOB. COME PREPARED TO
WORK. (Signed) KANFLA LUMBER
CO., HOLT, FLA.
HELP FEMALE
WANTED An erperlenced stenographer.
Address P. O. Box 1076.
WANTED Lady operator to run beauty
parlor. Must know massaging, sham
pooing waving, manicuring and latest
hair dressing. Good salary to right per
son. Apply Engel's Inc.. 14 N. Palafox
St.. -
POSITION WsVNTEB
TRAINED NURSE ARMANDA
..DREWRY, 809 W. BELMONT-ST.
DRESSMAKING Afternoon
dren's dresses. Phone 2045.
and chll-
LODGE NOTICES
MASONIC TEMPLE.
Special communication of Es
f cambla Lodge No. 15, F. A A. M.,
V. Tuesday, Jan. 18. at 2:30 p. m.
V jf for the purpose of attending the
tgft funeral of our late brother, T. S.
Caro. Visiting brothers frater
nally invited.
M. FISHER, W. M.
F. D. RICHARDS. Secy.
MASONIC TEMPLE.
Regular meeting of Florida
Chapter, No. 9, O. E. S..
Tuesday, Jan. 18th, at 8. p.
m. The degrees of the order
will be conferred. Visiting
members cordially welcomed
Mrs. Nita Osbern Penn,
W. M.
Miss Donna Jones, Secy.
AGENTS
A DIRECT FACTORY REPRESENTA
TIVE, WITH AUTOMOBILE, WANT
ED TO HANDLE OUR WELL KNOWN
AUTOMOBILE PRODUCTS. EXCLU.
SIVE TERRITORY AND EXCEPTION.
AL OPPORTUNITY FOR A LIVE MAN.
REFERENCES REQUIRED AND GIV
EN. WRITE FULLY, STATING EX.
PERIENCC THE MORGAN MANU
FACTURING COMPANY, INC., KEENE,
N. H.
SALESMEN
INSURANCE SALESMEN Old line life
insurance Co. can use five salesmen
who can specialise new policies. Liberal
commission. General Security and Agen
cy Co.. Finance Bldg., Philadelphia. Pa.
will break a Cold, Fever and
Grippe quicker than anything
we know, preventing pneumonia
If HUNTS Salve Call In the
treatment ef ITCH, BCZBMA.
RINGWORM. TETTER e
Ttr a 93 cant, boa at our risk.
Crystal Pharmacy.
STOP ITCHING. ECZEMA
Penetrating, Antiseptic Zemo
Will Help You,
Never mind how often you have tried
and failed, you can stop burning, itching
eczema quickly by applying Zemo,
furnished by any druggist for 35c. Extra
large bottle, $1.00. Healing begins the
moment Zemo is applied. In a short
time usually every trace of eczema,
tetter, pimples, rash, blackheads and
similar skin diseases will be removed.
For clearing the skin and making it
vigorously healthy, always use Zemo, the
penetrating, antiseptic liquid. It is not
a greasy salve and it does not stain. When
others fail it is the one dependable
treatment for skin troubles of all kinds.
The . W. Rose Co- Cleveland. O.
rdsmmWMfnrrrwmssj, jjv.vwjrsm
lorid
WANTED
WANTED DISCUSS BUSINESS PROP.
OSITION WITH PARTIES WITH
SOME CAPITAL. ADDRESS "PROPO
SITION," P. O. BOX 1152, SAVANNAH,
GA. .
CLERKS (Men. women) over 17. for
Postal Mall Service. $130 month. Ex
perience unnecessary. For free partic
ulars, write J. Leonard (former Civil
Service Examiner) 951 Equitable Bldg.,
Washington D. C.
WANTED To Interest some responsible
party in ideal xroposltion for married
couple. Small bungalow, centrolly lo
cated, neatly and completely furnished.
Ready for immediate occupancy. Phone
783. Hours 7-11 a. m.; 12-3 p. m.
WANTED To buy one horse wagon aid
harness. John KnieV Watson, Parker
& Reese Co., office.
3O,000 WANTED Security first mort
gage on 10,000 acres Florida land, worth
$200,000. Will pay 8 Per cent interest and
5 per cent brokerage. Box 595, Birming
ham, Ala.
WANTED A partner with at least
$1,000.03 to enter business in Pensacol.i.
50 per cent. profit. No gamble.. Address
Wood Products, care Journal.
WANTED To trade Oldsmobile fof
lighter car or improved real estate.
Phone 130.
WANTED PENSACOLA JOURNAL
..DATED DECEMBER 18, 1920, SEND
OR BRING TO JOURNAL OFFICE.
SEWING. MACHTWES. Altp. STRING
instruments repaired. Phone 251. J.
H. Blakesley. 16 East Garden St. 811
WANTED Stoves repaired of all kinds.
By S. R. Likes, Phone 1332, 829 B.
DsLeon St.
Port of
Pensacola
ARRIVED.
Flag1. Net. Name From
(Am.) 4,5i4 Win. A. McKen-
ney Mejlllonea
VESSELS IN PORT
Flag. Net. Name. From
(Am.) 3,844 Hartford Mobile
(Spn) 1,802 Inocecio
Fijfaredo ........ Tampa
Flap. Net. Name. From
(Am.) 3.864 City of eatherford, New
(Am.) 3,864 Hastings .. New
(Am.) 3,300 Bayou Chico New
(Am.) 3.844 Hartford Mobile
(Am.) 3,40V Carlton ...New Orleans
(Am.) 2,639 Laurel Mobile
(Hon) 825 Toro New Orleans
(Spn) 1,802 Inocecio
Fiffaredo Tf. npa
(Ital.) 1,235 Rosa M. ... Barbadoes
(Nor) 819 Mabel
Brown ..... Barbadoes
(Nor) 847 Washing-ton, Barbadoes
(Br.) 649 Celeste D. ... Havana
(Am.) 627 Santa Rosa .. Havana
(Am.) 1.040 -Willis A.
Holden Havana
(Am.) 727 Baifdad ....... Manati
(Am.) 1,159 Chas. IT.
McDowell . . . Matanzaa
(Am.) 205 Henry. H.
Chamberlain .... Cuba
(Spn) 500 Rasenlo Havana
(Dan) 197 Heimdal . Larlent
(Am) 531 Palafo .... Cienfuea
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WM. A. McKENNEY ARRIVES.
The American steamer Wm. A. Mc
Kenney has arrived from Chile with
a cargo of nitrate of soda, which Is
being discharged at the L. &. N, docks.
The steamer brought in 8,000 tons, the
second largest cargo of soda to arrive
here.
WEATHERFORD IS DOCKED.
The steamer City of "Weatherford.
first of the locally built ships to be
docked here, was successfully lifted
In 40 minutes at the Bruce drydocks
yesterday. The steamer will be painted
and made ready for sea before leaving
the docks. .
INOCECIO FIGAREDO GROUNDED
The Spanish steamer Inocecio Figar
edo. which la discharging potash at
the L. & N. docks preparatory to go
ing on the Bruce drydocka for repairs,
did not spring a leak aa was errone
ously reported at first, but went
aground at Key West, while enroute
from Tampa to Malaga.
M'DOWELL WAITS REPAIRS.
The American schooner Charles H.
McDowell, which was badly damaged ij
Ik
'off the south coast of Cuba when she
took water in a heavy sea, -will b6 lift
ed at the. Bruce dry docks shortly.
The vessel will have to be thoroughly
overhauled before being ready for sea.
DAILY COTTON TABLE
Port Movement
Middling Receipts Stock
New Orleans ...152.5 4,558 453,692
Galveston 15.23 7,659 . 357,117
Mobile .[phone]
Savannah 16.50 3,954 160,533
Charleston ..... 100 243,656
Wilmington ... 14.75 54 36,741
'Texas City 2,088
! Norfolk 16.25 1.277 72,633
I Baltimore ....... 3,978
(Boston .........17.90 109 12,300
l Philadelphia ....18.30 5.962
New York 18.05 302 52,928
Minor ports . 2,575
Total today , 17,957 1,426,758
Total for week.. 39,121
Total for. season 3,756,928
Interior Movement
Houston ........15.00 7.909 S69.534
Memphis .......... 15.00 3,815 385,039
Augusta ....... .16.38 610 160,348
St. Louis .......15.38 610 160,348
Atlanta .........
Little Rock .....14.75 - 81 63,134
Total today ...
Dallas ....14.90
Montgomery ....14.50
14,365 498,923
ORLEANS COTTON
GAINS 24 POINTS
Early Trading Is Low but Recovery
Is Rapid.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 17. Early
trading in cotton today brought de
clines, milrll UnilMa t ln innlnil fmm
(the long side and some little selling
for short account appearing because
of poor cables. The decline contin
ued until the middle of the session
but after that there was a complete
reversal of the trend, declines were
recovered and prices sent 24 to 27
points higher than the close of last
week's close. March traded as low
as 15.17, and then rose to 15.78, finally
closing at 15.65. On the close for
active months they were at net gains
of 11 to 20 points.
For while the argument was used
that all bullish features in the present
situation had been' discounted but
when 'reports of a somewhat better
demand at the interior spot centers
Telephone Your
Want Ads to
The
YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD IF YOUR
NAME IS IN THE TELE
PHONE DIRECTORY ,
Look over the odds and ends around your house which you have ,
no further use for old furniture, tools, lawn mowers, stoves,
rugs, etc. whatever you have, turn it into cash. A small Want
Ad in The Journal, costing" only afew cents, will do it.
Call up 1500, ask for Want Ad Department and describe what
you have. :Your ad will be written for you and bill rendered later.
commenced to come in and there
were further reports of southern mills
starting up full time the market made
ready response. During the early part
of the session the ring was quiet and
the market wore a pronounced holi
day look because of the fiftieth anni
versary program to follow the close.
In the .late session, trading, became
active, short sellers covered and new
buying of consequence came in. The
activity , continued., to the close.
COTTON MARKET
MAKES RECOVERY
Sharp Recovery Is Made After Early
Breaks. .
NEW YORK. Jan. 17. Early de
clines were followed by sharp recov
eriea in the cotton market here today,
March selling up from 15.8S to 16.84
and closing at 16.35. The general mar
ket opened unchanged to 7 points up
but soon turned easier as a result of
disappointing Liverpool cables, sell
ing by houses with Liverpool connec
tions and scattered selling by tho
south. . There also seemed to be some
Wall street pressure or liquidation on
the decline, which carried the active
positions about 20 to 35 points net
lower late in the morning with Jan
uary, selling at 17.45 and May at 15.S8.
Reports that arrivals here " on Sat
urday and today included nearly 18,.
000 bales of consigned cotton, presum.
ably for delivery on contract, and that
11,000 more bales were on their way
here from New Orleans failed - to
weaken the January position, how
ever, and when early sellers attempt
ed to cover they found comparatively
few contracts offerings. March shorts
seemed uneasy owing to the continued
strength of the near position and spot
houses were buyers of that delivery
on the advance, which carried Janu
ary up to 17.92, with active months
generally showing net advances of 21
to 87 points while October made new
high ground for the movement, selling
at 16.66. The close was several points
off from the best under realizing.
One of the private cables received
from Liverpool said that spots were
poor and futures Idle but another said
the . undertone was good although
there was considerable cotton for sale
at 11 pence. Liverpool was a seller
on the early break but offerings from
that source were withdrawn after the
close abroad, and the afternoon rally
here was promoted by firmness of
foreign exchange. .
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STOCK MARKET -.
SESSION DULL
Some Industrials Show Gain Wnili
Rails Lose Sliflhtly.
NEW YORK. Jan. 17. Variable
gains among industrials, untilities and
specialties, particularly those under
professional control, and moderate re
actions in the rails, measured the ex
tent of today's very dull and incon
clusive session of the stock market.
Local tractions owed their strength
to prospects of state legislation pro
viding for higher fares and the cop
pers developed firmness on rumors of
a probable merger or consolidation of
several of the prominent producing
companies. '
Financial and industrial happenings
over the week-end were of the same
confusing character as those which
have influenced or governed market
values for the first fortnight of the
new year. Improvement in the fed
eral reserve bank position was neu
tralized by the deficit in actual re
serves revealed last Saturday by lo
cal associated banks, although this
is subject to speedy correction.
The foreign exchange market was
strong, especially continental Euro
pean rates. French, Belgian. Italian,
Dutc hand Spanish remittances reg
istered material gains, as well as the
German rate. The advance was large
ly attributed to the forthcoming meet
ing of the reparations committee. ,
Money quotations were unaltered,
all the day's call loans being made at,
6 per cent with a stiffening of outsle
quotations. More funds were offered
for two and three months at 6 1-4 per
cent and interior banks were buyers
of mercantile paper. The demand fo;
bonds was irregular with consequent
uncertainty of tone, especially in tlx
foreign divisions, where French issue
cased. Liberty bonds w?re active and'
most substntially higher. Total salo'.
par value, $13,350,000. Old United f
States bonds , were unchanged on calf.
WEST VIRGINIA HAS
STRONG SCHEDULE!
MORGANTOWN. W. Va.. Jan. 17. A
strong schedule has been nrrangred fr
the University of West Virginia foot
ball team for this year. Some of th
games are: ..
Nov. 6 Washington and Lee I'niver.
6ity at Charleston, W. Va.
Nov. 12 University of Vlrjnia at
Charlottesville, Va.
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