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THE PENS A COLA JOURNAL, TUE SPAY MORNING, FEBRAUARY 8, 1921.
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FOR SALE
FOTU TOI'S back curtains with two
Pluto Klitfs windows. Complete and
put on in your own garage lor f lti.tm.
Write White Auto Shop, llox 4ji. l'en
ntciU ,F1.
FOIl SALK A l-room bungalow on 20
ucre tnict. nuital'lo for raising grapes,
cane, winter gardens, divcrltld farm
ing and chickens for $2l!"i.: '.(iof cash.
U JL Jacotwon & Co., 818 S. 1'alafoxSt.
. FOR SALE FOPO TOURING. CAR IN
A-1 CONDITION CHEAP. APPLY A.
M. WISE, CARE RHODES-COLLINS
FURNITURE CO. 112
FOR SALE Cheap, house and two lots,
on corner of M and Patterson, half
block from Hchool house; house block
from car station two blocks from ship
yard. Appiy within.
FOK BALK Will 11 or trade for real
eHtate. one MaXwell coupe. In good
condition. Phone 47
FOU SALE! OU TRADE One t.'nderwood
Typewriter, excellent condition. P. O.
Ilox 472. f
FOR SALE CHEAP Second hand Ford
Truck, In good condition, now In use.
West Florida Grocery Co. corner Jeffer
non and Cedar Sts. -7t
FOR SALE Baby Grand Stein
way piano, half price. Apply
front office, San Carlos Hotel.
FOR PALE ShotTand pony. Apply 1000
13. Gonzalez. tf
FOR SALE Rolling top desk and spring
chair priced for quick salo. Phone 24.
83
FOR SALE 144 Egg Cyphers Incubator.
Apply 8u7 N. Reus St. Phone 2289.
85
FOR SALE -Good used Piano of stand
ard make. Party leaving city. For
particulars phone 2354. 98
FOR SALE One apan of young mules
for sale. Will sell one or both with
waffon or harness or without. 2420 W.
Ceantca St. 73
FOR SALE Sinjrer hemstitching ma
thlne; first class condition; $150.00.
Thone .1396. 87
CA1UUCE and Hermuda Onion Plants,
14.00 thousand: five thousand or ovr,
$1 50 per thousand. Plants ready now.
Prompt service, satisfaction guaranteed.
J. L. White. Tallahassee. Fla.
FOR PALE One Rex typewriter In good
condition. Price reasonable. Apply
Journal office.
FOR SALE Gns plate; several screen
doors and windows. Phone 2316 32
Eat Gregory.
FOR SALE Piano cheap. .Phone 139H.
8
FOR SALE Hourhnn Red Turkeys, Two
Toms, weiRht about 13 pounds. $5.00
each. Address Mrs. W. A. Uowman,
Muscogee, Fla. 83
FOR SALE Complete not of furniture.
In good condition frr living room, din
ing room. 2 bed rooms and kitchen; also
dixhes and kitchen utensils. lrlce $250.
with privilege of retting housu. Phone
1622, 4-5-6-7
1 Perkins Phonograph, worth
$75.00, for $35.00
1 Converto Fourth, worth
$60.00, for $40.00
1 Victrola- Fourth, worth
$25.00, for $14.00
1 Victrola Sixth, worth $35.00,
for $18.00
The above are second hand
but are in good condition.
REYNALDS MUSIC HOUSE
FOR STOVE OR GRATE WOOD In any
quantity call T. 3. Kennedy, phone 18.
Doina
the Duffs"
TOM HAS TRIED
TO KEEP SECRETS
it Place of .West
READ DAILY BY
FOR SALE
FOR SALE At a bargain, a tract of farm
land on Flomaton road ten miles from
city. Well drained, fertile and suitable
for farming or fruit growing, in a good
community. Will be sold in tracts of
20 to 40 acres, also highly improved tract
of land near city with residence and
modern improvements. Apply to Leroy
V. Ilolsberry, 403 Thiesen Building,
Phone 172.
FOR SALE At a great sacrifice, my
suburban home north of the city. 20
acres good soil, fenced chicken tight.
One hundred and sixty-five large bear
ing pecan trees, goorl crop every year.
New rnodern six room bungalow furnish
ed. Garage and servants' house. Six
blocks from electric car line and graded
school. Phone 1505, Hannah O. Haugh
ton. R. A., Box 230C.
Automobile Tops. Curtains and repairs;
work done in your own parage. Write
for estimates and samples. White Auto
Top Co., Box 457. Pensaoola, Fla.
OR RENT
FOR RENT Nicely furnished front
looms for housekeeping. 222 North
Barcelona St. Phono 1391. 34
FOR RENT Two furnished rooms for
IlKht housekeeping. 806 South G St..
Fishcrville. s 96
FOR RENT Furnished room, 402 W.
Gregory. I 'hone 1340. 37
FOR RENT Furnished bouse, five rooms
and bath. Modern, near bav, bayou
and East Hill car lino. Phono 1708. 3G
FOR RENT Two connecting rooms for
light housekeeping. 211 West Garden
St.. 4-7t
FOR RENT Furnished rooms and
garage. 206 West Gregory. 4-5-G
FOR RENT Unfurnished rooms, 110 S.
Florida Blanca. Mrs. Abbott.
FOR RENT Rooms close in. Electric
lights, hot water. Phone [phone] W.
Chase.
FOR RENT North Hill two furnished
rooms for light housekeeping, modern
conveniences, 1120 N. Pa laox St. Phone
167. tf
FFRNISHEO ROOM for rent apply 35
East Gregory'- 116
FURNISHEP ROOM new and modern;
also apartment completely furnished for
light housekeeping near business center.
30C E. Komana. Phone 22U1.
LODGE NOTICES
Masonic Hall, Warrington, Fla.
a Regular communication of Na
val Jxjdge No. 24, F. & A. M..
f Tuesday Feb. 8, at 7;30 p. m.
vi,A Work in E. A. degree. Visiting
' v " brothers rraternally Invited.
LEWIS MARSHALL, W. M. .
WM. F. HANSEN Secy.
LODGE NOTICE
Regular communication of Pensacola
Lodge No. 42, F. & A. M., -Thursday,
February 10th at 7:30 P. M. Visiting
brothers fraternally invited.
J. S. HAYES.
It. C. WHITE. W. M.
Secretary.
MASONIC TEMPLE
Special communication of Es
cambia Lodge No. 13, F. & A.
M.. Tuesday. February 8th, at
7:30 P. M. Work in the M. M.
degree. Vlsitin brothers fra
ternally invited. WM. FISHER.
P. I. RICHARDS, M.
Secretary.
MASONIC TEMPLE
Special communication of Escambia
Lodge. No. 15, F. A. M., Wednesdav.
February 9th, at 7:30 P. M. Work in
the E. A. degree. Visiting brothers fra
ternally Invited. WM. FISHER
F. D. RICHARDS. y. m.
Secretary.
NOTICE.
ANSWERS TO WANT ADS FOR THE
FOLLOWING ARE ' AWAITING YOU
AT THE JOURNAL OFFICE:
H 32; W. 16; Purchaser, 4;Box XX, 10;
House, 5; and several for the following:
M. M.J Gun; 14; Hill; 1500; M. D.; D.C.;
H. H. B.S 54; 67, W. C. A.; Dentist;
XIX; Wood Products.
TRANSFER Storage
BORAS TRANSFER CO.
PHONE 1145. OFFICE AND WARS
HOUSE EAST CHASE STREET. ALU
KINDS OF HAULING. YOUR BUSI.
NESS SOLICITED.
White Transfer Co.
Phone 1960
Business Appreciated
Light wood Furnished Promptly
TRUCK OR TEAM SERVICB
Thone 710
MORGAN THORSEN
TRANSFER COMPANY '
SAW TOM. THE
HAVE DECIDED TO FLOAT A &5O.0OO
SEVEM PERCENT DOMO ISSUE -
s of
I WISH NOD YJOOLD WORK OUT SOME
PIAN TO ADVERTISE IT IM EVERN
HOME IM THE
30,000 PEOPLE
the Results are Unequaledl
UISHER
WRITE LIFE INSURANCE
918 PHONES 919
WANTED
WANTED To buy. rent or lease, 5 or
complete 10 acre-s in cultivation with
dwelling house, within a few miles of
town. Will pav cash if conditions and
locality are ideal. For information
phone 2263. W. N. Watson. 4-7t
WANT to exchange new Remington
Typewriter for new Underwood Type
writer. Phone 46. 25
SEWING. MACHINES. AN. STRING
instruments repaired. Phone 851. J.
H. Blakesley. 16 East Garden St. 811
WANTED Stoves repaired of all kind.
By S. R. Likes. Phone 1332, 829 E,
DeLrton St.
WANTED Boarder's. Nice clean rooms
. and good home cooking. Men only.
123 West Government St. 77
WANTED To buv a Ford in good con
dition. P. O. Box 828. 5-3t
MORTGAGE LOANS
LOANS ON RcAL ESTATE.
We lend money on Real Estate in the
city on short notice. Please state In
application if you have an Abstract of
T'Ue to the property.
Call and see us
THE WATSO..V AGENCY, Ino.,
7 South Palafox St
DRESSMAKING
WANTED Sewing and alterations. 313
West Gregory. -3t
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE Is hereby given that the un
dersigned, executrices of the estate of
Mary N. Lovelace, deceased, will, on the
30th day of March, A. D., 1921, presemt
their final acccunt and vouchers to the
County Judge of Escambia County, Flor
ida and ask to be discharged from their
said executorship. Jany. 25th., 1921.
DORA STEWART.
MOLLIE LASKEY.
Jan. 25, 1021. oaw9w
Execiitrices.
In Escambia County Circuit Court, State
of Florida In ChAncery. .
A. Dora Roden, complainant, vs. R. E.
L. Roden, Defendant.
On Monday, the 7th day of March. A.
Tj., 1921, the defendant, R. E. L. Roden.
is rfc-uirel to appear to the bill filed
against .him herein.
This order to be published one each
week for eight (8) consecutive weeks in
the P'easacola Journal. .
(Seal) JAS. MAOGIBBON,
Clerk Circuit Court.
By M. U BELL. D. C. .
Pensacola, Fla.. January 7th, 1921.
232G 9Jan-oaw-8w
NOTICE is hereby given that the un
dersigned, administrator of the estate of
Willard T. Lusk, deceased, will, on the
30th. day of March, A. D.. 1921. present
his final account and vouchers to the
County Judge of Escambia County, Flor
ida, and ask to be discharged from his
said administration. Janv. 25th. 1921.-
J. W. LUSK.
Administrator.
Jan. 25. 1921. oaw9w
. LOST AND FOUND
LOST T"oming from school, child's sil
ver vanity case with name and address
inside. Evelyn McGrath, 215 E. Govern
ment. I'lease return to 215 E. 'Govern
ment St.
REWARD for return to 240 West Gar
tlen, leather case containing serial re
ceipt pad and rosaries. 11 7
LOST Diamond cluster set in platmum
on East Hill car. Return to 1007 East
Gadsden and receive reward. 31
FOUND Strange cow, brown streak on
back, hole in right ear. Owner can
have same by calling on Fred Smith,
Little Bayou, and paying for thi.s ad. 35
LOST One Pointer puppv about eight
months old. White with several lem
on colored spots. Suitable reward will
be paid on return to J. W. Malone, 126
West Jackson St. Phone 456. 13
LOST Saturday nieht "In or near the
Isis theatre one cameo brooch. Finder
please return to 902 East Blount and re
ceive reward.
New " and Used part for almost any
make of car. Send old parts to be
duplicated. Automobile Wrecking Co
Take a Dyspepsia Tablet
Before
ond After
I Each Meal.
25c Box.
THE CRYSTAL PHARMACY
DIRECTORS OP THIS MRU
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SALESMEN
SALES-BOARD SALESMAN Sideline or,
regular. 5c assortments on new plan
to country stores. Good salesmen make
$50.00. a day. Unrestricted territory.
Write for salesman outfit. Empire Mfg.
Co., Norfolk, Va.
HELP MALE
WANTED Assistant bookkeeper, either
male or female. State experience and
salary expected. Address 'W," in care
Journal.
WANTED A delivery bov with bicycle.
Appiy 212 S. PaJafo. street.
HELP FEMALE
WANTKD Colored woman for general
housework. Apply 1320 E. Lee-st., af
ter 9 a. m. tf
WANTED Competent cook.
Elkan, 1011 N. Barcelona.
Mrs.
M. J.
79
SILK CRAZE SEEMS
TO BE AT HEIGHT
Women
Find Every Article of
Created from Silk.
Apparel
(By Lady Betty.)
NEW YORK, Feb. 7. With the big
spring fashion shows already in re
hearsal, every feminine minf is work
ing more or less on the problem of se-
lecung evening ifocks, kowiis. nesnKees. that of gold for which it sold then
underthings, lounging costumes, waist- j poun(i for poun(j
coats, hosiery, millinery or veils. J From the Que;n of sheba and cleo.
While the new styles are undeniably ! patra to the Women of today is a fal,
attractive, the big question that must reach but through that span of centur
be satisfactorily settled before much les sik has held its Bupremacy and the
uuiiig can ue saieiy uune, wncuier n ue.
or reatiy maae tnings or or materials
for custom or "home preparation is;
"What will the favorite fabric be?"
The answer seems to be silk.
We have had linen years, madras
years, other silk years, cotton years, and
during the war, a gingham year. Now
silk is to return to a place that it once
held, and never entirely lost, in the
hearts of women.
Manufacturers study the style whims
and inclinations of women a great deal
more closely than most people realize
and -the prodaction-in this, country last
year of more than 1500,000,000 In Bilks
seems to pretty clearly indicate that
tliey are convinced that women want
silk more than they want -any other !
fabric. This really means- only that J
women have decided upon Bilk and that :
the manufacturers have sensed that de- '
cision and produced accordingly and the j
decision of the women of the country j
is nnai on any matter or style or laD
ric. The advanced styles now beihg shown
in the leading shops are made up fil- 1
most entirely in silk from brassiers 10 i
evening frocks while the spring hats
just, arriving from Paris and those ere-j
ated here are trimmed with silk used 1
in novel ways. It seems probable, too,
that silk shoes will be used this year
for street wear as well as a part of the
evening costume. In hosiery, while
silk will predominate, the more expen
sive lines will be plain and of the heavier
grades of silk without fanciful designs.
The 'woman chief designer for one of
the famous modists of the day is an
analytical student of the matrons and
debutantes for whom she is called upon
to exercise her art. She 'declares that
there is a strong psychological angle to
the appeal of silk to women and her
views are at least interesting.
In experiments made durihg the past
six: weeks with domestic and imported
fabrics of many kinds and always of the
very best quality, she has discovered, so
she asserts, that from children of 12 or
14 up to dowagers, all of her sex pre
fer silk for the same reason, differently
expressed. She found it difficult to put
this universal reason Into a phrase and
it is even more difficult to record it at
second hand, as it were. The children
frankly said that it. made them feel
"dressed up;" the tiebutantes said that
it -made them feel properly equipped; the
matrons declared it "such good form"
and the dowagers expressed the belief
that silk was a dignifid and proper fab
ric for those who are no longer young
and that it had the advantage of last
ing so well that they did' not have to
bother about new gowns every little
T. E. WILLIAMS & CO.
i'l rss - I jilt
ijJ Ej 'ill
while just as they were getting accus
tomed to their favorite ones.
Many women prefer other fabrics nnre
expensive than silk but it - is doubtful
whether they get the same satisfaction
of feeling sartorially the equal of any
whom they may meet.
,The psychology of silk has played a
very important part in world history. Jt
has caused wars and St has prevent war.
It has been the delicate but strong cord
by which the chariot of civilization has
been drawn forward in ,many 'parts of
the world since the time when it served
to bring into closer relationship the many
isolated principalities of Europe through
commercial interests; It is responsible
for the discovery of America because
Queen Isabella sent ' Columbus out in
quest of a shorter passage to the sources
of silk in the Orient.
When silk was first known In Europe
royal edicts prohibited Its use by any
except royalty and the specially favored
of the various courts. This aroused the
serfs to civil warfare. At other times
the great need of one nation or another
for expert silk weavers led to wars in
which the chief prizes of the. victoTs
were silk weavers and supplies of silk.
Cleopatra realized the psychological at
tributes of silk. Then Caesar sent An
thony into Egypt to conquer it. Cleo
patra knew that her armies were neith
er strong enough nor sufficiently well
equipped to defeat Anthony in battle.
Therefore she fell back upon her belief
in her personal charms but at that 6he
was not. willing to risk her empire on
her beauty and her siren attributes and
powers alone. She called upon the psy
chology of silk and as Anthony marched
at the head of hi3 troops upon her cita
del city, slaves draped her throne' room
with the most treasured silks in her
possession and when he arrived the
stage was set for his reception in silk
and history tells the result in the cap
ture of Anthony by Cleopatra. Anthony
saw the woman but not the woman
alone. He saw the setting of silk and
was Influenced as anyone is today' when
shown a beautiful diamond sparkling in
its naked purity upon a piece of silk !
plush. I
When the Queen of Sheba travelled to
the court of Solomon to learn direct 1
from him how he so successfully ruled :
h- domain and his household affairs
ai. to gain from him definite proofs of;
his reputed wisdom, she carried gifts to
him, as was the custom. Jewels and
precious metals were in the copper
bound treasure chests that" her slaves
placed at the feet of the man of many
interests, but the most dazzling of her
gifts were the rolls of silk and the
silken garments perfumed with breath
of a thousand flowers.
Sne wanted information and guidance
which she was none too sure that Solo
mon would be willing to give, so she re
inforced her diplomacy with silk which
was at that time about 970 B. C. still
) so rare that Us charm was greater than
reason Is WOtnan
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Mrs.THOMAS L. Christy, 704 West
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Rig. Flag. Tons Name From
S.S. (Am.) 31 IS Ascutney .. Mejillones
S.S. (Span) 4118 Infanta
Isabel , Ualvestoi
Lake
Fanbush ... Talcahuano
LakeFithlan N. Orleans
Teirot Hamburg
Curvoa Oporto
Diamantino Oporto
Marlon L Barbados
S.S. (Am.) 1614
S.S. (Am.) 1?79
S.S. (Br.) 2108
Sen. (For) 280
Sch. (Por) 286
Sch. (Br.)
S.S. (Br.) 2,298
S.S. (Am.) 3.844
S.S. (Spn) 1.802
Euterpe Naples
Hartford Mobile
Inoceclo
Figaredo Tampa
Hastings New
Bayou Chifio New
Carlton ....New Orleans
S.S. (Am.) 3.364
S.S. (Am.) 8.300
S S. (Am.) 3.40'f
S.S. (Am.) 2,639
S.S. (Hon) 825
Bk. (Ital.) 1,23.1
A.S. (Nor) S47
A.S. (Br.) 649
Lau.el ........ Mobile)
Yoro .... New Orlears
Rosa M. ... Barbadoes
Washington. Barbadoes
Celeste D.
Havana
Havana
A.S. (Am.) 627
A.S. (Am.) 1.040
Santa Rosa
Willis A.
Holden ....
. Havana
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Matanzas
Sch. (Am.) 727 Bagdad
Sch (Am ) 1,159 " Chas. H.
McDowell . .
Sch. (Am.) 205 Henry It.
Chamberlain
Cuba
Bkt. (Spn) Ron Rasenc'o Havana
Bkt. (Dan) 197 Heimdal Larient
Bge (Am.) 531 Palafox ... Cienfuegas
S.S. (Am.) 4,544 Wm. A. McKen-
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ublishers and Printers
NOTICE
For Sale Linotype Matrix
On account of standardizing our type faces, we have the
following matrix equipment for sale at a great bargain.
-Some of the fonts may be short in a few letters, but a mat
t ter of a few dollars will bring the fonts up to standard.
1 Font 7 Point No. 28 with Normand No. 4 Price. . .$30.00
1 Font 8 Point No. 28 with Normand No. 4 Price. . .$40.00
1 Font 8 Point Roman with Gothic Price .$30.00
1 Font 12 Point Old Style with Antique No. 1 Price . $60.00
1 Font 10 Point Roman with Italics Price $50.00
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AUTOMOBILE OWNERS
Just what you want: Por
table garages. See me. J. N.
Andrews, Real Estate, Rent
and Loans, 111 N. Palafox;
phone 404.
CENTRAL PHARMACY
Morris Exquisite Candies,
nest Hot Chocolate In the City.
Phones 177178,
GOETHE REPAIR SHOP
In connection with United Auw
Sales Co. First class auto re
pairing prompt service prtcef
right.
In Old Empire Laundry Bldg.
Phone 2099.
OLYMPIA CONFECTIONERY
CANDIES
SOFT DRINKS
CIGARS
12 S. Palafox Phone 461
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