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THE PENS ACOLA JOURNAL, SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 24, 1921
FIFTEEN
The Market Place M West Florida
READ DAILY BY
The Cost is But a Trifle and
JOURNAL CLASSIFIED ADS
One Cent a Word in Advance
One Rate to All
Count the words In your adver
tisement and multiply by the num
ber of time you desire It printed,
remit accordingly.
la counting words Include "To
Let," "For Sale." 'Wanted.' etc.. as
well as addressee.
BATES
No advertisement, taken (or less
than 26 cents.
BLACK FACE CAPS, LIKE THIS,
TWO CENT8 PER WORD.
Paragraphed matter, line dashes,
white rpace, classified display: 60 per
line, c per Inch (12 lines make an
Inch.)
Any person whose name appears In
the telephone directory may have
cla stifled ads charged.
Cancel orders should be liven In
writing-, never over the phone, -
Advertisers should give their home
or postofflce address as well as their
phone numbers, because many read
ers have n-j telephones.
If the advertiser so desires, replies
can be sent In care of The Journal.
FOR SALE
For Sale
One perfectly new Willys
Knight Sedan,, 1921 model,
never used, prico $2750.00.
JOHN D. PALMER
White Swan Laundry,
Mobile, Ala.
Reference :
First National Bank.
VOK SALE Oh Blount St., six room
cottage, excellent neighborhood also
Jive room cottage on North Alcanls.
Apply l0l ii. Blount 8t. ,
VOll SALE Household furniture, such
aa wood stove, wardrobe, dresaer,
-washstand. two porch ctmlrs and swing.
Also one dotcen chickens, including four
lull bred Leghorn hens and a rooster.
.Also pot plants. Apply 6 K. DeSoto tit.
tit telephone 1842.
JfOIt SALK One four burner, one three
burner oil stove; also one 6 cap wood
rang wltt hot. water connections. The
oil Htove Man. 714 E. Lallua. Thone
an3. .
I I II I III p 11 " '
"FOR SALE Horse, buggy and harness.
The home will work anywhere. Apply
3oton Shoe Store or residence, 815 N.
S pring. ' l'lione 942.
OR SALE One cream colored Jersey
cow, three years old, medium size.
Jour gallons per day. CaU 409 N. De
Villler or ring 240.
IFOR SALK Thoroughbred buck lambs;
Angiras, Red Duro; alxo milch cow;
work mulns. La Luna Stock .Ranch,
ytnx 181. Motor Route "A" Cantonment,
lla., or phone 67o, City.
3XR K ALIO Or exchange for Ford car
in first class condition, Pennacoia lots.
It. J. UwenM, Panama City. Fla.
1'OR SAIJl One Dodge truck In excel
lent condition. Can be seen at 604 E.
Moreno st., or will take a Ford touring
car aa part trade.
FOK SALB Five room house. Apply 1020
K. DeSoto. Fhone 180.
FOR BALK Half value Sis W. Chase St.
6 blocks of San arlos, 6 rooms, mod
ern conveniences. Easy terms. Chat.
"H". Howe. Phone 843.
FOR SALE 73x110 ft. corner lot on
East UilL 1300.00. Apply 1405 N.
Davis Street.
FOR SALE Several new and used Ford
bodies. AU styles. Priced to sell. Call
1914. J. . Anderson. Ford Dealer. 414
FOR SALT Pure sweet milk. Ollmore
Dairy. Phone 6404. County Operator.
FOR 8ALK Several Ford touring cars
slightly used. Priced to sell. Call
1914. J. D. Anderson, Ford Dealer. 413
FINE WOOD T. S. KENNEDY. 18.
TWO large fire and burglar proof safes
for sale at a bargain, tee Albert Klein,
the Jeweler.
FOR SALE ONE TON FORD TRUCK
IN FIRST CLASS CONDITION. 114
SO. TARRAGONNA-ST.
FOR SALS' Cheap,' one flve-pnssenger
Overlaid touring rar. Applv C. J.
Ivy, 610 Dlount T.tilhlinjc. or phone 79
or 1J31.
FOR SALB llano and other household
goods. Cheap for quick sale. 221 E.
K.arragos.sa.
rTR SALK One 5-pflasenrer touring
car, one Ford roadster. Morton's Re
pair Shop. 115 F.. Zarragossa street,
hone 21S4. , , ,
"Doings' of
the Duffs ' '
PRIVATE KEEP OUT
FOR SALE
BARGAINS in carefully selected White
Leghorns Yearlings and two year olds.
Selected stock, range raised, prolific- lay
ers. Must make room for new stock.
$2.50 each, cash with order. 10 per cent
discount on hundred lots. Pinebreeze
Farm, Callahan, Florlda.X
FOR SALE Hatching eggs and breeding
Cockerels from our trap-nested 250-300
egg Single Comb White Leghorns. The
best laying and paying stock In Dixie.
Fifteen eggs, $3.00; per hundred, $15.00.
Cockerels now only $5.00. . The Freiwald
Farm, Box O, Foley, Ala.
FOR SALE OR RENT At a great sac
rifice, my suburban home north of the
city. Twenty acres good soil, fenced
chicken tight. One hundred and sixty
five large bearing pecan trees; good
crop every year. New modern, six-room
bungalow, furnlxhed. Uarage and ser
vanta' house. Six blocks from electric
car line and graded school. Lee Daniel,
2U2 S. Palafox St. Phone SL
GENUINE Porto Rica and Nancy Hall
potato plants, $1.75 per thousand; over
1 0, 000 & $1.65. B. J. Head. Alma, Ga. - 663
FOR SALE Dodge touring car. Terms
cash. Phone 2084, 619 West Gregory.
FOR SALE 10.000 lath at a bargain. C
M. I'arker, corner H and Patterson,
Flshervllle.
FOR SALE Household furniture; will
sen tor less than hair original cost. Ad
dress Little Bayou phone 2299, for panic
ulars.
FOR SALE Fine home, eight rooms, on
East Gadsden. Call 1805 East Gadsden.
FOR SALE 8. C. Rhode Island Red
Hens. One pen of ten hens and Mahood
CH'k. $3.00. One pen eight pullets, one
Carver cockerel, good tyne and color, bar
gain at $4o.0. Reduced prices on setting
esg-n; $3.oo eggs now $2.00 per 15. Few
nettings from apeclal pen of Carver Queen
Quality Kxhlbltion Reds, $3.60, limited
number. J. II. Thomas. -6 Careys Lane,
Route 1. Phone 2242 . . . , . ,
FOR SALE Immediately, oil heater.
Ironing and washing boards, two flat
Irons, ive cream freezer, all in good con
dition. Phone 1862.
FOR SAIJ3 Blue taffeta Betty Wales
dress, brown plaid skirt, slightly worn.
Phone 1862.
FOR SALE EN THOROUGHBRED
REDS. FIVE PULLETS, ONE COCK.
ERELt ALSO 90 RED CHICKS 4
WEEKS OLD7 CALL 2147.-
FOR RENT
FOR RENT .Room, adjoining' bath. 214
W. Gregory. .
FOR RENT Two unfurnished rooms.
Apply 27 E. Gregory. Phone 1194.
FOR RENT Furnished, four room cot
tage. Electric lights and bath. 210
E. Government-st. Apply 211 E. Inten-dencia-st.
FOR RENT Furnished apartment, four
rooms" and " bath. No children. 602
N. llayne St. '
FOR RENT Rooms. 80 W. Belmont
St. '
FOR RENT 2 or S furnished rooms for
light housekeeping, and 1 sleeping
room. On car line. Phone 1518 or 1107
E. -Jackson.
FOR RENT Housekeeping rooms, hot
and cold running water, bath. 7 "VV.
Gregory.
FOR RENT Furnished roenn for rent, 1$
N. Spring. lw
I i mmm Mi mmmm m- m mi i SB
FOR RENT Two unfurnished rooms.
236 E. Gregory St. Phone 1236.
FOR RENT Housekeeping apartment.
214 W. Gregory.
FOR RENT AVell screened front room,
up stairs, two beds, electric lights, ex
tra bath. Prefer two men. 131. E. Greg
ory St.
FOR RENT Furnished room, all modern
conveniences. One block from Palafox.
Southeast corner Baylen and Intendencla
St. Phone 2078. ,
FOR RENT Furnished rooms for light
housekeeping or for sleeping, 110 W.
Chase St. 7t
FOR RENT Three connecting- rooms,
modern conveniences. . East IH1L
Phone 1795.
FOR RENT Two or three furnished
light housekeeping rooms, next to bath.
Gas and phone. Southern exposure. 1007
E. Gadsden. Phone 1922 or 742
FOR RENT Neatly furnished apart
ment. 810 E. Gadsden-st. Phone 1516.
FOR RENT Desirable room, connecting
bath. 611 North Barcelona. Phone 1884.
FOR RENT Two nicely furnished rooms
for light housekeeping, with use of
phono and bath, electric lights and gas.
close in and cheap. 307 Gulllemarde
street, phone 1519. ,
FOR RENT Housekeeping apartment,
nicely furnished, modern conveniences.
Private home. 206 W. Gregory.
FOR RENT Light houskeeping rooms.
Mr,ilrn conveniences. Verv reasonable
608 E. Gregory.
FOR RENT Rooms for sleeping. 214
Kast Chase. t
FOR RENT Comfortable housekeeping
rooms, -downstairs, gas, bath. etc. tkod
bathing. From $3.00 up. 141 South Alca
nlz street.
FOR RENT North Hill furnished apart
ment. 1120 NY Palafox. Phone 167.
30,000 PEOPLE
he Results are Unequaled
For
in all branches of
Insurance
PHones: Nine-One-EIght
Nine-One-Nln
FISHER -
INSURANCE AGENCY '
"We Will Bond You"
FOR RENT HELP WANTED
.I.. i.. .I. . hi
FOR RENT On North Hill, four-room
apartment completely furnished for mmmmm wmmmmwmmmmmtmmmmwmmwmmrmmmTmii
bath. Phone 438.
FOR RENT Large, airy room, convent- 1
ent, with bath; excellent table board.;
Apply Miss Lillle Taylor. 422 N. Palafox;
St. !
FOR RENT Two furnished rooms. Ap
ply 27 E.- Gregory. Phone 1194.
FOR RENT One upstairs and one
downstairs light housekeeping rooms,
southern exposure, electric lights, bath
and hot water. Phone 1941. Address 114
E. Gregory street. I
FOR RENT "Unfurnished apartment, 1
close In, good neighborhood, modern.
Ret t reasonable. 321 "North Spring.
FOR RENT Three furnished rooms and
hall for light housekeeping. $16.00 perl
month fhllilren welcome. 703 E. Mor- '
eno street.
LOST AND FOUND
LOST One--black long bodied dog. An
v.p. (n nn mA "Snonkuitn." Reward if
returned to Nab Inn, 623 S. Palafox St.
FOUND A bicycle. Call 115 E. LaRua.
LOST A package wrapped In blu wrap-
and white material. Reward for return
to Journal ofnee, or phone l&uu.
LOST Four keys on string, In front or
I I VJ .... fmnnnv Plnil.
er please phone 1475 and receive reward.
LOST Thursday night on East Hill car,
or on 13th avenue between Jackson and
Cervantes, one pair of ladies' rimless eye
glasses with chain. Finder phone 2326.
Reward.
LOST In Kress store. Saturday, small
gold breastpin, with coral setting. Re
turn to 1109 East Jackson.
PERSONAL
SCARS. FRECKLES, wrinkles, pox-pits.
ugly noses and all facial, defects cor
rected by Woodbury syster.'; Dr. Bailey,
Face Specialist, 224 Empire Building, Den
ver,' Colorado. 63
EPILEPTICS Would you care to learn
about new RATIONAL TREATMENT
for IMMEDIATE RELIEF of EPILEPSY
positively stopping seizures from first
day's use. Information FREE. "Special
ist". Drawer KJ592. Lander, Wyoming.
MORTGAGE LOANS
- LOANS ON RiAL ESTATE.
We lend money or. Real Estate m the
city on short notice. Please state la
application If you have an Abstract of
Title to the property.
jau ana see us.
THE WATSON AGENCY, Inc.,
T South Palafox St.
TRANSFER Storage
BORAS TRANSFER CO.
PHONE 1145. OFFICE AND WARE
HOUSE EAST CHASE STREET. ALU
KINDS OF HAULING. YOUR BUS I.
NESS SOLICITED.
VIORGAN THORSEN
TRANSFER COMPANY
Phone 710
TRUCK 'OR TEAM SERVICE
DRESSMAKING
Fancy and plain dressmaking, suits and
dresses remodeed. 909 N. Sixth Ave.
Phone 2319.
1 YOU BOYS CAN hOlO Yooft MEETING Hun. DANNY'S &AU JWH WKk Tw . T ?j VU T ?T f7 TfijilftTli fc
! HP .N tm KITCHEN- WU HMD COMING OFF (S HAVING A L 1 Mf EAN AW OUT CuVWE i IN HE-RE PAli)V , ''IHI ,
SOU APPLET -HERE AMD,Xk, Of BACK THERE? MEETING (V'' ' 7-l f fjKMN uP fc I "iTRTrr I '
1
vnc E
6
.and Bonds
BROWN
Enlistments in the
U. S. Coast Guard
Now open In the rating of Surf
men, for a limited number. Ap
plicants must be physically sound,
good swimmers, between 19 and 35
years of age, weight not less 135
lbs. Pay $70.00 per month and 68
cents per day ration allowance.
Apply to Officer In charge, U. S.
Coast Guard Station No. 212. Pen
sacola. Florida, for enlistment.
WANTED A few more experienced lady
' solicitors. Liberal compensation to
those of ability. 863 Brent Bldg.
BE A DETECTD7E excellent opportun
ity, good pay, travel. Write C. T.
Ludwig, 8(J2 Westover Bldg., Kansas
City,, Mo., i V -
WANTED All round steel bridge men for
work at Newton. Ga.; wages 8.60 per
day. None but all round bridge men need
apply. Come readv for work. B. F. Clark
& Sons. L. E. Wagner, Supt.
MAN . WANTED One man who under
stands concrete, one with carpenter ex
perience and two or three other handy
men who want steady Jobs at good pay.
Each must invest $200.00 with us and
must be reliable and competent to do his
particular work. This is your chance to
.secure a congenial and profitable job with
no time lost, itoom 363, isrent iJIdg., Pen
sacola. (
WANTED Man for warehouse; also
. truck idrlver; steady work. Must invest
'2(0 in shares. Paper Mill Supplies Co.,
363 Brent Bldg..
WANTED YOUNG LADY OR YOUNG
MAN TO DO GENERAL OFFICE
WORK. APPLY IN OWN HANDWRIT.
ING. VV.. CARE JOURNAL.
FIREMEN. Brakemen. Baggagemen,
$140-$200. Colored porters by railroads
everywhere. Experience unnecessary.
892 Ry. Bureau. East St. Louis. 111.
MEN wanted for detective work. Ex
perience unnecessary. Write J. Ganor,
former U. S. Government detective, St
Louis.
YOUNG MEN. WOMEN, over 17, for
Postal Mall Service. $120 month. Ex
aminations April. Experience unneces
sary. For free particulars of instruction,
write J. Lwiard, (former Civil Service
examiner), 951 Equitable Bldg.. Wash
ington, D. C. .
WANTED Two or three reliable boys
with wheels for messengers. Postal Tele
graph Co. 3t
DETECTIVES WANTED Experienced
I and Inexperienced for our. Commercial
Branch. This Is no school and not selling
courses. Moss National Detective Serv
ice, Paris, Texas.
WANTED Some one to do general
housework. Call 433. ?
POSITION WANTED
WANTED Position, general office work.
Four years experience. Out of town
preferred. Address, A. B., care Journal.
SETTLED lady, wants work housekeeping
In trtn t a Tn n Tl ' hnm tft email fnmll A
... P. V " -. -. w . . . v, V 1111.11 .Cilllll , XII
companion to invalid or elderlv person.
City or country. Apply 522 JS. Government
St. .
JOURNAL ADVS. PAY
WANTED
WANTED Two furnished rooms suitable
for light- housekeeping by couple, or
board and rooms in private family, west
of Palafox street. State terms and loca
tion. Address P. K, N., Care Journal.
WANTED To buy a home in North or
East Hill section. Give- prioe and loca
tion, with size of house and lot. Address
"Home," Journal. ' ,
WANTED Boarders. Plain, home cook
ing. Men only. 123 W. Government St.
WANTED Tour knives and scissors to
sharpen. Bicycle Repair Shop, 114 W.
Intendencia. Phone 2153.
OPPORTUNITIES
WINNING with Abner Davis In El Do
rado grushers, a chance of a life time
offered all who have a ten dollar bill and
the nerve to take a chance. Co-operation
profit-sharing on the Man to Man
Grub-Stake Tlan. Free map and particu
lars. Abner Davis Bank, Fort Worth,
Texas. - ,
WANTED To meet a reliable business
man or lady who would appreciate a
permanent position at good salary. Small
investment required to avoid curiosity
seekers at office. Address, for appoint
ment. Box 1071, City.
EDUCATIONAL
MEN We guarantee to teach you the
Darner trade, scholars complete-in four
weeks, income while learning; we own
shops: permanent Dayinir cos Won a guar
anteed (white only). Jacksonville Barber
College, Jacksonville, Fla, ?
LEGAL NOTICE
All crew of the schooner Chas. H. Mc
Dowell, Including master, have been re
lieved of service, and the undersigned
will not ba responsible for debts con
tracted by any parties for account of
1 ma vessel.
GULF TRANSIT COMPANY,
Consignees.
ARMOUR FERTILIZER WORKS
owners.
LODGE NOTICE
MASONIC TEMPLE.
Cour De Lion Comman-'
dery No. 1, KJiights Tern
olar. -Mbndav. Arril 25.
at 7:30 p. m. Sojourning
Sir Knights courteous
lv invited.
' - J. A. JONES. E. C.
F. Lu MILLER. Recorder.
MASONIC HALL.
Warrington
ReSTUlar meet In tr nf K'gvol T jArra Vi
: 24, F. & A. M.. Tuesday. April 26, at 7:30
; p. m. Work in the F. C. degree.
vismng oretnren fraternally invited.
I LEWIS MARSHALL. W. M.
I-WM- F. HANSEN, Secretary.
SALESMEN
SPECIALTY SALESMEN We manufae-
f turn Ford "Lighting System, finest on the
i road. Ford owners delighted. Salesman
i can make $150 weekly. Motor Products
1 Co., Indianapolis, Ind. C63
SALEMRN A NT T ir!TRTr".SF'MT' a Tnrco
WANTED Ta place part of the unsold
stock of a dividend paying oil company
wii.fl mrge noiaings m OKUinoma, Texas,
Louisiana. TvanKfts. Vntnrlrv uml i-...
ern Canada. Liberal commisison. 817-818
narris irust israg., Chicago, III.
AGENTS
x
Miis wanted Men and women
t sell "Ozo," a Cola, the new drink for
soda fountains. Write for particulars.
Address Syrup Products Co., Norwaik,
Conn.
AGENTS Make $75.00 weekly selling
guaranteed nosiery. We guarantee
$36.00 weekly full time. 75c an hour spare
time. Experience unnecessary. Perfect-
wear nosiery, uamy, 'a.
DISTRUTER wanted In every town for
Speedoline; $300.00 to $500.00. per
moncn; exclusive territory; automobile
free to workers. SPEEDOLINE CO.,
Dept. 164, Dallas, Texas.
MAN OR WOMAN WANTED Salary
$36 full time; 75 cents hour spare time,
soiling guaranteed hosiery to wearer.
Experience unnecessary. International
Mills, Norristown, Pa.
AGENTS 00 per cent profit. Wonder
ful little article; something new; sells
like wildfire; carry in pocket; write at
once for Free Sample. Albert Mills. Gen.
Mgr., 4615 American Bldg., Cincinnati,
Ohio.
AGENTS LARGS. MANUFACTURER
wants agents to Tell hosiery, under
wear, dresses, skirts, waists, shoes, cloth
ing, etc. Writ for free samples. Madison
Mills. 503 Broadway, New York.
DAILY COTTON TABLE
Port Movement
I MiiL jKec'pts. iStock.
New Orleans . 11.25 1,863 396,055
Galveston . . - 11.50 ' 7.215 342.90S
Mobile . . 10.75 265 18,602
Savannah . . 11.50 1,188 160,236
Charleston . 214 244,407
Wilmington. . 10.75 292 . 32,641
Texas City . . 14.331
Norfolk ... 11.25 1,130 104.702
Baltimore . . 3,274
Boston . 12.10 39 11,300
Philadelphia . 12.50 6,192
New York .' . 12.25 124,952
Minor Ports . , 2,177
Total today . . 12,206 1,461,795
For weekA . . 12,206
For season . . 5.266.827
Interior Movement.
, Mid.jRee'pts. Stock.
Houston ... 11.00 6,972 343,889
Memphis . . . 11.00 ,, 2,337 347,729
Augusta . . . 11.00 679 140,244
St. Louis . . 11.25 948 30,524
Little Rock . . 10.50 436, 68.025
Total today . . ' 11.399 930.411
Market Conditions
The Latest Wire Reports on Cotton,
Bonds, Stocks, Etc.
RAILWAY SHARES
DEMAND ATTENTION
Market Rising Spiritedly to the Di
comforture of th Shorts.
NEW YORK, April 23 Railway
shares, especially those comprising the
investment or dividend-paying divis
ion, had their Inning during today's
short but lively market session rising
spiritedly to the discomforture of the
shorts. .
The market lA general was disposed
to enhance gains of the last few days,
although some of the favorite issues In
the steel, equipment and related groups
forfeited part of their advance on the
week end realizing movement. This
was especally noticeable in the motor
and oil issues, although latest advices
concerning both industrials were of a
favorable character. Some of the
miscellaneous specialties. Including
the food Issues, derived support from
better trad reports.
The bond market was fairly active,
most branches of the list holding
steady, except liberty issues, where
several minor recessions were regis
tered. Total sales par value, aggregat
ed $5,575,000,:
Foreign exchange was mostly strong
especially the British rate, with de
mand sterling at 3.94, the highest quo
tation in many months, but consider
ably under the maximum of a little
more than a year ago.
The noteworthy feature of the clear
ing house statement was the decrease
of. $68,630,000 in actual loans and dis
counts. Net demand deposits decrease!
about $42,550,000 and a cash contrac
tion of approximately $8,850,000 re
duced excess reserves to about $9,
600,000. HIGHER TREND IN
COTTON MARKET
Dispatches Indicating Hope of Settling
Miners' Strike Has Good Effect.
NEW ORLEANS, April 23. The
higher trend of prices in tha cotton
market today was mainly due to dis
patches from England Indicating that
there was a good chance o settling
the coal strike this coming week, al
though the continued wet weather In
the eastern half of the cotton region,
&nh claims of a better spot demand in
the markets of Texas contributed to
the steadiness. Late in the day prices
were 17 to 19 points up with May at
11.77 and July at 12.27. The close
showed gains of 10 to"l3 points. While
the-weather was better over the west
ern half of the cottorr region, this
improvement was offset by the storm
area in the northwest and the cold
wave back of it, leading to the fear
that the coming week x might bring
more bad weather to the belt, Small
recessions were caused 'by cables from
Bremen, claiming that German spin
ners were welf supplied with cotton
but the effect of this was lost "when
reports were received that Grmany
had given in to the demands of the
allies regarding transfers of gold.
Messagges from Texas spot markets
said that much of the spot demand of
the last day or two appeared to come
from large concerns who to all appear
ances were buying against cotton
which they sold ahead. This early
covering of forward spot committments
made a favorable Impression toward
the close.
MIAMI AQUARIUM HAS
140 FISH SPECIMENS
MIAMI, April 23. Director L. D.
Mowbray, of the Miami aquarium,
hopes to this summer double the num
ber of specimens. There are now 140
species of fish from these waters In
the aquarium.
INNES FOUR
AMERICAN MOTORS EXPORT COMPANY
of Jacksonville, Florida
A Florida Corporation, organized for the Manufacture in Florida of. Motor
Cars, Trucks and Tractors.
Capital $5,000,000 One-fifth already subscribed
Officers and Directorate comprised of Florida's leading bankers, business
men and capitalists. An investment n this corporation, however email, will .
bring you substantial and eve; increasing returns during your life-time, and
leave a most desirable legacy. For particulars call or write,
E. A. KING, San Carlos Hotel, Pensacola
"ONE GOOD INVESTMENT IS WORTH A LIFE-TIME OF SAVING"
INNES COUPE
NEW YORK COTTON
WAS VERY ACTIVE
Improved Sentiment Reflected in Con
nection With Reparations.
NEW YORK. April 23. Reflecting
an improved sentiment . In connection
wltl reparations and the British min
ers' strike, the cotton market todaj
was quite active and generally strong
er. The opening showed an advance ol
1 to 6 points and, ln subsequent deal
ings the market sold 2 to 26 points
above the previous night. May led
the upturn with an advance to 12.06,
based on large covering orders by Wa!I
street houses. July sold as high as
12.72, October J3.34, and ' Decembej
13.80, and while some of the (improve
ment was subsequently lost under
profit-taking in the final hour, ths
market neverthelejs closed very steady
at a net advance of 11 to 18 points. A
broadening of outside speculative In
terest was one of the bull factors ol
tho day, the public being interested in
new crops "because of the unfavorabl
weather reports from the south. ; An
other buying movement was the re
ported Increase of foreign demand fot
spot cotton in the south. Offerings
were comparatively light throughoul
the day, the trade evidently anticipat
ing a favorable outcome of the Euro
pean, problems and being influenced
also by the Improvement recently
noted in Manchester business. Do
mestic trade Reports for tho week
were better and it is understood whiit
mills had considerable stocks of good.
they are not well supplied with raw
cotton and with any moderate distri
bution of goods would be forced in the,
market ta replenish stocks of raw
materials. Sales of print cloths tt
Fall River for the week were 95,000
pieces, while curtailment, owing to a
holiday last Tuesday, amounted to ful
ly 180,000 pieces.
INGRAM OPTICAL CO.
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SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
STILES-STEVENSON AUTO
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First Class Automobile flcpairlno.
J36 E INTENDENCIA ST.
FORD TAXI CO.
PHONE 221
Bayvlew Park, 25c
4
FORD CARS, 12.00 PER HOUR
:ity Trips, 25c. Navy Yard Trips, 82.00
M L. & N. Depot. Pensacola, Fla.
New and wed part for almost any
make of car. Send old parts to be
duplicate.. Automobile Wrecking Co .
The Parlor Market
"Home of All That's Pure"
FRESH WESTERN MEATS
Poultry, Eoqs and Green Groceries
mi; ur
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T. E. WILLIAMS & CO.
INNES ROADSTER INNES SEDAN-
INNES PRODUCER (Truck)
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