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THE PENSACOLA JOURNAL, SUNDAY MORNING!, DECEMBER 31, 1922.
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'MISCELLANEOUS
-TY I AM A K LANSMAN"
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VS ''''.:,,,'i,.n.,; iwiim. Peau-
'v-,-,'s a'). w.i..i..rful melody.
Sl.ni"- '.!;o-k guarantee.
Want.!. ' 1;. O. L-X 0-10. Wiuh-
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MAYES PRINTING CO.
... yUALlTY PRINTERS"
, -..-;CE OUTFITTERS
y 'i v. rt Government Street.
phone isi.
ISI8-OLYMPJA
Confectionery
Jre?h Pecan Roll
Hot Chocolate
STEVE ALLEN
Delicatessen
2 W. Romano St.
PETER CHACKNY
ti and Fancy Groceries.
.Meat Market
W. Government St. Thono SS2
AKTEalAN" TV ELLS Will drill !arge
aetn, f '''- elaas water wella any
. g-jarantcein;? results, For full
'..'crn:xt: 'n phone 2275 or write Gray
rits :.in W 11 Co.. Pensaeola. Fla.
WANTED To matcn your hair -with
rliat much needed hair-switch or
rit.uformation. $1.00 and up. Nord
:ru.r. Millinery, coiner lntendencla &.
"irragona.
PORTER'S BAZAAR
TV. G. PORTER, Prop.
JT GOODS. SHOES. GENTS
FURNISHINGS.
PHONE COST.
11 N. TALAFOX ST.
til
ZSCAMBIA PRODUCTS
COMPANY
Manufacturers of
In; ffi IVoducti. Shipping: Ca-es and
iH General Wiod TN'ork.
3 UAJOJt PAUL CRANK, Fresident.
J17 y. Tarragona.
riiona 18-3-137J
BUSINESS SERVICE
II CLEANING DYING TAILORING
Reese Dry Cleaning
Co.
"GOOD CLEANERS"
Phone 40 134 E. Gov't St.
NATIONAL
Dry Cleaning Co.
"Quality Cleaners"
18-20 E. Garden. Phone 251
H MOVING AND STORAGE
'Our Bu.ness Is Moving"
Borras Transfer Co.
Phones 1145-1542
Servlco and Satisfaction.
PROFESSIONAL SERVICES
Northup & W ood
MORTICIANS
Ambulance Service
PHONE S3
T. M. LLOYD, Mgr.
P. D. NAUGLE
Consulting Engineer
Electrical, Civil, Industrial
Reports.
714 Blount Building.
REPAIRING
J
PIANO TUNING
AN 1 1 REFA1R7NGG
The Kind That Pleases
Agtnfs for
S'..rr Pianos and Phonographs
TJIE PIANO SHOP
r '1 T?l 27 W. Garden St.
I'GOKSTIONS FOR .
WOMEN
M i:.f;s'r;, 0 1;n(1 witil sobered
;-' tie only kind we sell. Difi'ei)-
o Pins, wrist watclics.
. i .. . . .
sclf'i pearls. ,. a. Gah-
te
li ( p .
.e.-( ir.r.
fc'-a : ft.
Sorters,
..... .. : "-.'eicircia, cor-
r no:un lia:c-:
I MGESTiNS FDR TODAY'S SHO
II- VV"s.Jr
Life and Character Reading.
DECEMBER St.
The governing sign of this date
is t lie Coat Last sign of the
Earth Triplicity and known as
Capricorn. The planet govern -erning
ins this date is the most
sombre one of the twelve, notably
Saturn. The astral colors are
grey, black and brown.
Caprlcon persons are some
times very indiscreet and eccen
tric in their charities and invest'
jnents. They are apt to be prodi
gal in giving and buying and thej
are also very clowe in these
matter?;. This seems to depend
upon the mood.
These people, especially the wo
men are often able to take charge
of large hotels and institutions,
where many srvauts are employ
ed and make good.
I
Electricity - will help out the
coal problem so watch the Want
Ads for information on electrical
appliances.
EDUCATIONAL
EMPLOYMENT
22
HELP WANTED MALE
PERMANENT positions guaranteed
by Jacksonville Uarber College. TVe
teach you tho trade in few weeks. In
come wiiiie learning. TVe own chain
barber shops. Write Jacksonville Uar
ber College, Jacksonville, Kla.
WANTED Experienced man or boy
to work about the house. 4-2 N.
Palafox.
GOVERNMENT RAILWAY CLERKS
Start $133 month: expenses paid;
vacations with pay. No strikes or shut
downs. Specimen examination ques
tions free. Columbus Iastitute. Colum
bus, Ohio.
MEN Riad Mac-O-Chee Mills Co.
ad in Agents T'anted column in this
paper.
SAW MILL MEN
Have jobs for two good
edgermen, four green chain
pullers, six contract stackers
for yard and a few all-round
mill men and car-loaders.
Standard wages and steady
work. Good living accommo
dations. Apply in person,
wire or write, Long-Bell Com
pany, Quitman, Miss.
"POND MEN"
WANTED Immediately six exper
ienced pond men who can ride logi
and unload trains, good wages to
steady men. Married men preferred.
Wire or phone Long-Bell Company,
Quitman, Miss.
The Todd
g
& Dry Dock
Co.,
MOBILE, ALA.
WANTS Fifty good boil
ermakers, 25 riveters and
one or two flange turners
and anglesmiths.
Good rates of pay and op
portunities for overtime.
Apply to Byrd G. Holmes,
Supt. Plate Dept.,
The Todd
Shipbuilding
&. Dry Dock
Co.
Foot of Texas St.,
obile, Ala.
.HELP WANTED FEMALE
WANTED Women to do fancy work
at home. Spare hours. Material fur-
brings particola: l.nderwood An
Goods Companj, Portsmoulh, Ohio.
WANTED Et -rienced cook, with
references. Mrs. John Merril. 6R N.
Da len.
LADIES Read Mac-0-Che .Mil!3 Co.
ad in Asenls Wanted column in this
paper.
WANTED Maid for general house
work. Call 2175 or S42.
' .11 .III
SUGGESTIONS FOR MEN
MAY EH PRINTING CO. Par! cr Duo
fold Fountain pens, Shaefera Life
time Fountain pens, ink wells, office
chairs, desks, letter openers, inuivid
iim! Christmas cards, pencil sharpeners
fiiin. cabinets, letter trayi.
SUGGESTIONS FOR
EVERYBODY
FRECKLES AND HIS
i 1 1
1 X.. 1 UOh J- - 1 II I ' , i i l(f; l OWin ILI 1 I V n littlirm .K II
L AWT UTS-mS" J t TA OUR MATSTAMO ; S TUlSVBfc NW ( L
EMPLOYMENT
HELP WANTED FEMALE
WANTED Intelligent, ambitious
white woman, i'5 percent commis
sion paid. Take orders guaranteed
dotted .Swiss, Gingham, Percale
Housedrcsses. Very best made. Pleas
ing patterns. Women demand them.
Make big money. Start now. House
Dress Apron Co., Market-Shuler sts;,
Amsterdam, New York.
24
HEUP WANTED MALE OR
FEMALE
EARN a weekly income addressing
envelopes In spare time at home.
Either sex, you Kg or old. full partic
ulars 10c. R. Sheard, loOJ 3rd ave. S,
Tampa. Kla.
TYPISTS Karn $23-?100 weekly,
spare time, copying, authors' manu
scripts. Write R. J. Carnes, Authors'
Agent, Tallapoosa, Gs., for particulars.
WANTED Colored he!n for niaht
) work. Apply E & B Cafe. S. Pala
fox.
25 HELP SALESMEN AND AGENTS
SALESMEN Exceptional opportunity.
Hustlers earnings biV. Write l!c
Cleery Calendar i"actbry, Washing
ton, Jowa.
WANTED Salesman. AVill arrange
salary and expenses with right man.
Write Clyde L. Rubber Co., Souta
Bend, Ind.
SALESMEN You can make 5 10 to $60
wpeklv. selline our nullev coverinsr
to supts. of milis and factories. Write
for lull details and territory. Hawes
Mfg. Co.. Room 237. eO Church s;...
New York City, N. Y.
MEN .00 Make $10 a day selling our
silk knitted and grenadine ties for
30c. Big profits. Z0rJ Lyric Bldg., Cin
cinnati, Ohio.
WANTED Cigar Salesmen. $S0 per
week and expenses. Experience un
necessary. Send stamped envelope for
full informatoin. The Anderson Cigar
Co., Anderson. S. C.
WANTED Cigar Salesmen. ?25 to $33
per week. $t day expenses. Experi
- v . . . - . . k 1 1 1 j ' v. ' . .
velope for information. Tysingt-r Cigar
Co., Box 155, Hampton. Ya.
, . . ' - -
SELL SOMETHING EVERYBODY
MUST HAVE (read this line over
again and note that we said must). A
positive necessity because of govern
ment ruling, lc repeats and repeats
and repeats. Exclusively owned and
controlled by us. If you are an order
taker you should make fiiO to $30 a
day; if you are an ambitious sales
man you will clear upward -of $50 per
day. Most desirable connection with
future for those who qualify. One am
bitious salesman wanted for every
county in this state; large territories
to crew managers. Jerome Laadt,
pres., S S. Dearborn St., Chicago.
LADIES Do your own hemstitching
and picotlng; attachment fits any
machine ?2.5u; buttonhole $8; hand
embroiderer ?.50. Agents wanted. .
Stephenson, 2 Quincy st., Chicago.
AGENTS Send for sworn proof of J3
to $15, daily. Introducing latest style
guaranteed hosiery. 5-1 styles, 27 colors.
Neither experience nor capital need
ed, .lust show samples. take orders,
we deliver and collect. Your pav ciailv.
ah transportation
cnarres nam.'
Jionirij oonus ocsioes. 4-iiours serv-
ice. Sis pairs men's hose. 1.4i):
r ..... . . . . . ..."
i , -. . T. ...
sr. : i.mu A. KhAIi tlLtel.NKSS Of
jour own. Local city territory now
open. Sell the genuine J. R. Watkins
j Products. Everybody knows Watkhn
I apices. Extracts. Coffee. Medicines,
Tuliet Preparations, etc.. Standard for
' . . . . . . : . . . . . . ...
i"uie uiitji jiiii lears. Ji crEPsr. inc. r
biggest values, highest quality makes
easy selling for you. AVrite todav
for free sample and proof that vou
can make from $3,000 to ?5.000 a vear.
J. R. Watkins Co., Dept. S2, Memphis,
Tenn.
MAKE $300.00 to $500.00 per month
distributing Speedoiine; easy, perm
anent work; exclusive territory; auto
mobile frc. AVrite for particulars-.
SPEEDOHNE CO., Dept. 164, Dallas,
Texas.
29 SITUATION WANTED MALE
AND FEMALE
POSITION WANTED by stenoog.n
phcr, 8 years experience: capable of
acting as secretary; lumber business
preferred. "Stenographer" care Jour
nal. PPIG 1
SUGGESTIONS FOR
EVERYBODY
ELECTRIC IRON'S, percolators, waffle
irons, grills, toasters, curling irons,
vacuum cleaners electrical fixtures.
Baroco Electric Company.
NUNNALLV'S C.'.NDV, Djcrkiss sets,
Vantine's e'S. fine stationary. Dun
l"v-'..-.r tV.:.-ni 3i,!i ni's. nf.-f 11 rue
;i I.,-, . "N "" Garrleii and Gadsden, ana . we win
nuhed. a,l colors, grades mcluoing , , ns mnk that has our uersonal care
Arp, Tv. ! -iraC; ;f I ronffeeding the cows till delivered to
Mdi? Co.. Kin Si, Cincinnati. Ohio. vo,, Wc kllow it wm piea.-e. W. '.
FRIENDS
FINANCIAL
31 FINANCIAL MONEY TO LOAN
LOANS ON REAL ESTATE
We lend money on Real Estate in
the city on short notice. Please
state in application if you have an
Abstract of Title to the property.
Call and See Us.
THE WATSON AGENCY, INC.
7 South Palafox Street
LIVESTOCK POULTRY
34
FOR SALE-
-CATTL.E
AND HOGS.
FOR SALE Bunch of fine Jersey
dairv cows, one registered Jersey
male. 4 vears old, $50.00 per head. W.
W. Moore, Rt. A, box 479, Pcnsacola,
Fla.
FOR SALE Fresh cows and springer?
nice grade Jerseys; see E. J. Roberts
at Brent.
35 FOR SALE HORSES AND
WAGdNS
FOR SALE Horse, cheap. Apply Pen-
sacola Dairy Co. 12 W. Garden st.
Phone 1321.
it rftp r.ii rr nfr. c; AND PETS
i wi. " -
T.TP R4T,K HminrlK. 1 T montll3 Old.
530 a nair: trained coon and oppes-
a pair; trained coon and oppes-
hounds $00 each: shipped C. O.
sum
P.. R. H. Crawford; Tiger. Ga
FOR SALE Thorobred Collie puppie. !
female, S weeks old. Phone 1175. Cai j
! be seen at 7J5 N. Bayle.i st
T, .
Pointers.
ITT'NTING DOGP Setters
Hounds, also Collies. Fox terriers atid
Bull Dogs and puppies; state exact
wants; send stamp. B-arnall Kennels,
Williamston, S. C.
SCOTCH COLLIE PUP ror sale. Ful.
pedigree, white. l months old. Bow
en's store, Figland Park.
38 FOR SALE POULTRY,
EGGS, ETC.
JBRSILD'S Invincible Strain White
AVyandottes. Bred for eggs, meat
and beauty. Breeders, hatching egg:
; ,f .HL IJ A I ' ' . . J
j jersild, Foley
i
, d 11 A I ' , . . . . . .u. " - " "
Ala.
FOR SALE At a pargain 21 Brown
Leghorn hens. 06 N. "E" st.
FOR SALE 11 Light Brahma hens
and one cockerel, pure bred; also
some nure bred Cornish gani hens
and cockerels. Apply Goo. A. Pell, 11
Wall st.. Warrington, Fla.
MERCHANDISE
FOR SALE
41
BUILDING MATERIAL
Ferriss-Lee Lumber
Company
Lumber, Shingles,
Sash and Doors.
Tel Office
Tel.
Yard No.
1 lit
42 FARM AND DAIRY PRODUCTS
PURE MILK FOR SALE
Read
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I I T. 1 L'J J-jLI L JII J IS i .lam.'iu.
'A,omH ' t,.. if r-nlr m0re m'ik
i yIa5arJn.' 1 . v: L?1?. "V.
i man a cam. n uu itu v.l
Cnrrie. Rt. A. box" 407, Pensacola. Fla. i
i- FOR SALE Sweet milk and bulten
milk. Phone 3101. R. I-. Jernigan
J Ferry Pass Road.
!
43 FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
f
- r xr r . - P
McKenzie Oertmg' cc
Co.
Hardware, Paints, Oils,
Fishing Tackle.
Phor.e
C01-
S. Palafox
FRESH OYSTERS
Fruits, Soft Drinks, Cigars
V. BOKAS
Phone 53G.
D. Kugelman & Co.
Wholesale Grocers, Dry
Goods and Notions.
Phone 6GG-GC7.
SOUTHERN TENT AWNING CO.
SAIL-MAKE RS AND RIGGERS
Manufacturers rf
r. .,i:ncj Vl'ar-nn fnvi l S. T-n!S. I
Awnings and Everything Maoc of
Canvas Flag Makcrs.
602-008'. S. Palafox.
Telenhone No.
FOR SALE One complete set Inter-
national Encyclopaedia, one electric
fan oscillating Westinghouse. one
,.:.i-ra l.A Ant.-isrranhic Junior. ie:.-
,i,.o:.i.. - ,-.i!..iv ;.:id o.-ir -oi. tall -
ing. ouii;
1?M.
1120 E. Cervantes, thone
finr? risers Trr
MERCHANDISE
FOR SALE
43 FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE Eastman kodak, level
winding reel, casting minnows that
catch fish. Out-board motor. King, 14
W. Garden st.
J. C. CARTER
FRUIT AND PRODUCE
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Fresh Fruit and Vegetables
Arriving Daily.
PHONE 9C4 10ti E. GARDEN
44
FUEL COAL WOOD
WOOD
FOR STOVE. GRATE. FURNACE
OR BOILER.
OAK". TJNE and LIGHT WOOD
S. (.Tom) Kennedy Phone lo
iThe Wood Only Wood Co.
... . . ,.-. ni;,...i
! Aihy
Phone 2315
' Sr.'Mh 10th Ave. Wholesale. Retail.
, souih 10th Ave. Wholesale. Lei
I oak Wood Pine Wood Blocks
BIRD bl-MJr'SU-N.
-WOOD
, w, ..... .1.
V I II II I
Oak, pine, anrt Kinming. wu.yh u.
; iiveiv. Escambia Products Co.. JO. N
, is-'S.
TWO YARDS
TO
SERVE YOU.
i Four Plumes lo Take Your Order.
J Phones 6 y3 119 1-4.
GARY & CO.
Ai
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
SALE Mahogany chiffonier,
' , , , , - 1 V.
'.-: maiioneany nai.-
up.x:A mirror. 15: mohosrany five
l.mU iww.ki-iisfi and writing desk
I vi 'scu jn lw-o sections, $5y; oak
iires::er. bevel mirror'. $10; oak side-
'board, bevel mirror. 2sC0in.f $30; six
! oak chair;-. ?10: oak tabic. $20; oak
j roCKc-r, $5: Z straight chairs, SJ; large
i s-.vel plate mirror 20x()in. Jlt; new
Sellers Kitchen cabinet. ?a0: new large
! ice -hest. S0: stand table. Sl.oO:
I Rogers silverware (o Knives anu ioiksi
J $4: clectrir iron. 2..U: 1 gal. ic
I cream freeze r. $2.50; large and small
! vasfs, cut gkvs. dishes, boy scout
c,:;t and WsiiM. siZ3 10; several
dres.-es. wliif - coat, sweater si::e oil.
I No. 1 v. Jackson, corner I'aafox.
T. E. WILLIAMS & CO.
FOR SALE AT ONCE One gas stove.
oak dining room table and other
small tables, refrigerator and other
household goods. Phone 2371. 1101 L.
: ""U-'"M
1 Gadk-n
47 MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
RECORDS. Foil SAL!' Piano, a
Kern. 27 E. Gregory.
bargain. Mrs.
""
SWAP DEPARTMENT
'
.'FOR EXCHANGE Good horse, bug
! v.nwn. saddle, 3 sets harness.
fres'i oiing cow and heifer calf. Want
; ' - . . .. o
.small larm tractor or sci. (n,i.
; coorge wn;s, Rout.; a, box i-m. B-m.
WANTED TO BUY
MISCELLANEOUS. WE PURCHASE libraries, historical ,
boolvF. wamphlets. Christian Science
j books, Acts of the Legislature. Stat- i
i nie.. Send list. Rare Book Co., S'J ;
( Nassau st.. New York.
RICTOR CARS TRUCKS
LAUNCHES
AUTOMOBILESNEW ANO old
FOR SALE 11'20 Ford coupe; must
sell at once, owner leaving town.
S250 cash; terms if desired. Phone
1522. There call for Frank-.
FOR SALE Overland Sedan, model
1023. almost new, fully equipped
with cord tires, bumpers, spot light
and motor meter. Reason for selling
owner expecting lo leave the city.
Sacrifice price SS.'.U. Address 'Over
land" tare Journal.
AND USED CARS
Terms.
Franklin Motor Car Co.
200 E. Zarrapossa
Phone 2177.
'
j " "
FOR SALE t heap. I'.rd touring car;
bVOa condition. Apply 106 N. Alcaniz
St.. or R E. DeSoto st. Mrs. G. S.
Alasit-y.
, . . n-rrTTTrKC' - Vd tractors
54 AUTO TRUCKS .MD TRACTORS
i
. FOR S.L 0;ie I -Pjn worm urr.f.
! new' iin"K. ean be d v. at 271."
W,
ervantes .. i.u
F. Stewart, Roiit
A. Uu.x
iCOAL
A Broken Surprise.
MOTOR CARS TRUCKS
LAUNCHES
55
AUTO SUPPLIES
H. E. ROOT
FORD PARTS
AUTO SUPPLIES
Phone 220.
29 W. Garden
56
AUTO LIVERY GARAGE
U-DRIVE-IT
CAR CO.
21 W. Romana Phone 143
FORD TAXI
224
500
CHEAPEST IN CITY.
Pensacola Taxi Co.
FORD TAXI CO.
BELL'S TAXI
; Tn Be-f Reliable 2oC Taxi
i '
in Town.
Tel. 864
N. Palafox
58 BICYCLES AND MOTORCYCLES
T. T. Wentworth, Jr.
Cor. Belmont and Davi S rff-U
BiCtCLEH. SUPPLIES AND
REPAIRING.
SPORTING GOODS
TELEPHONE ltj:; ,
LEWIS NIMS
Bk-vcle Repair and Supply Shop.
LIBERTY BICYCLES .
Locks, Keys and Guns Repaired.
11 West. Intendencia Street,
l'cnsacola, Florida.
DWIGHT E. COONS
32 E. Garden St. Phone 235
Rambler Bicycles
Harley Davidson Motorcycles.
COME IN THRU THE MAIL
WITH YOUR WANT AD
Vou can Uuv, Sell or Exchange through The Journal Want Ad columns. Just v j;,
your Want Ad below, clip out the blank and mail it to The Journal. It will rec :v
immediate attention. DO IT NOW !
THE PENSACOLA JOURNAL, Pensacola, Florida
CHECK DAYS TO BE INSERTED
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57 AUTOSERVICE STATION
W. J. PIERCE
Penaaccla's Most Reliable
AUTO PAINT SHOP
SIGN PAINTING. -
1.-19 W. Government St. Phor.e
GEO. F. SIMPSON
Welding and Cutting
AUTO P.ADIATOr.3, BODIES AND
,.,,
c.Njr. i.r.x-A ixvr.L'.
S3 V. Gov't. Phne tMl
3
BOATS AND LAUNCHES
BOATS FOR RENT
Fishing and Pleasure
Parties.
PHONE COL
Capt. Bennie Edmundson
LAUNCH FOTl SALE "3s3 feet elee
iric running and cab;n ligiir. l?-h'3
engine, a'l in perfect run.iir.g o.dr.
Prione U'bS.
ROOMS AND BOARD
BOARDING
FOR RENT Lnrge furnished frf
r.om. Lei!ent table board, i-2
rlai'o:.-.
FIRST CI.AcS room and l oard. c;-
irsl locatijn. Apply 2R; E. d.-. -o-ry.
C4 TO RENT ROOMS. FURNISHED
FOR RENT On" famished room. A-
ply 520 N. Alca:i:z.
FOR RENT F inished i;prrr.i?s:t.
l'hone ISto befure 8:20 a. ni. or
after 5:23 p. m.
FOR RENT Furni ;iied apartmcnt,
small children. Phone V.A or 1512
FOR RENT Furnished room, f-oth-crn
exposare. adjoining hath: pri
vate family. North Hill, phone S19 or
app:
1) E. Strong
FOR RENT Room and private bath.
"il'J N. Barcelona
Foil RENT Rojms. Sjutiiern e. - ipos
Ul O. LU V . Ui tgoi y.
67 WANTED F.OCMS AND BOARD
WANTED 2 or
furnished room
for light houieiiecp'.n
C'ommunicate
nith E. A. Mack, care Journal.
RENTALS
TO RENT APARTMENTS AND
RESIDENCES FURNISHED
FOR RENT Furnished apartment
With private bath. 100 E. Gad.sde.i. j .: ng.-K. AVill : .-.1 -hcap lor ca
, j.-. A!K-n. Milton. Fla.
FOR RENT Fu nished bungalow in! "
old Mill hm Place. Apply Vut.n C7 TO EXCHANGE REAL ES"
Ar,oiicy.
NIi'E two-room apartment
me
i anil desirable location. Call
at !20 . Chase
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DATE
CLASSIFICATION
AMOUNT iNCLOStD
By BLOSS1
SUES' AND EH BA.CVC
p'.sr day Cr-
1923.
RENTALS
! 71 TO RENT APARTMENTS K,
RESIDENCES FURNISI'SCi
FOR RENT Downstairs 'L
arartn-.ent. 4 room.': mod-i'r ';
veniences. Phone PI '. 62 V.
FOr. RENT Three v.-rn a ..', f
fu.-aisaed. 6e N. lla:-ne st. -
I FOR RENT Furnncd apart:
219.1 moaern con eniences. garage.
West Chass stieet.
1
FOR RENT Nice;y f.ruished a
lr.ent with ail modem conveni
s.ulii-.rn exposure. Apply -tU
tiregory.
I RENT - Housekeeping
t modern ci. nveTinces. -i N. t
lona st. Phone 17.C
FOR RENT Furn:ited aparti:; ;
modern con eiencts. close Jii '
W. Chase St. - i i
;
t'Oi; RENT Apartment frn': tl
Bath U.tchen an.d garage. Ueiii j
location. Phone 1125. . I
FOTi RENT Ftrester apartment ;
nished. Each wiih kitchen, i
room, bed rco;ii. c-.'nectir;g baUi.
eiectJ k-ity. telfphtne. :iol aicj.
blocks ttom San Carlj.v. IS ?
Reus. Pho::e .
72 TO RENT. PARTMflNTS A
RESIDENCES UNFURNISH.'
FOP. RENT--'tic
ii.jn"'si.-.;. ro;i
nan?.. LSI 5-J.
t:ic;i.- fjvr
FOR RENT Vurrii-hfd roomi
; 1 g":it i!ou.o!;ee;.'in3 f,,r gnt-y-
j I,isii.i a :d batlt. 22-. V. Romana
s .
j FUR RENT - Upstair mart'
i iii'.l. a".i I-. iti-h'ii. iinii tit'.
. 51 N. fc'-j.dng. i'l.j:i- 211. t
Foa RENT Nicely l'u; n't:!, vl m
;:i apartme.it. Apr.ly
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REAL ESTATE
REAL ESTATE IMPROVE'
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r.oi ar, ui. asure resort pi-op.-rLii.-e.
ers or agent'. Address Pers ;:al I
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FOR SALE-:.:y beau: i. 'a I lion
Century. F a.. 1"-ivm:ii dw
llg'.its. berr.iitr pa ;ie. shell p
125 bearing satsuina ranges, s
kinds of frill'. s. g;:;p'.-. twj
J houses, barn. garg too! hou
- come ljois it over.
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C5 REAL ESTATE, OUT OF 1
- ! FOR SALE Land near Fig Cit.
I 40 i.ere farm near Atmore.i
I partly improved at ?L . per
1 o.io-jgh timier to pay i r farm:,'
,' far l'rcs.i dairy '-. n ii a -aiv
' Shn: su!i, Bu 121, RoU.c A, 1
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I I" R SAL): t-ruuiii bungalow
mile from town, la 1-8 aces I
s-j'.taoh- for pf-ars. blueberrle
i FINE FARMS i i .;; rk Playgr
!. j of So-itl.Wf ' Mi-.'ouri. for
property or iodg" la 1'ionda. .
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