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THE PENSACOLA JOURNAL FRIDAY MORNING OCTOBER 15 1909 S

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COLDSNAPSar-e

tlikely to come along

most any time now Howire you prepared for them inthe way of-

HEAVY AND-

MEDIUM WEIGHTUNDERWEAR

When colder weathertomes you should dress ac-cordingly

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For fifty centsand one dollar per garment-we offer some unusuallygood and warm values in balbriggan and fleecelined andwoolen undergarments for

menCTANDARD

4CLOTHINGCOThlesen Bldg Pensacola Fla

DIRECTORY-Dr Mallory Kennedy

1Offices 311313 Blount Bldg

Hours 10 a m to 12 and 3 to 5p m-

Phone 696Genlto Urinary Diseases a Spe ¬

clalty4

JOHN S BEARDVTTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW

Offices 301 and 301V2 Thiesen BuildingPractice In all Courts State and Federal

NOTICE-Dr Hutchjnson has returned and re-

sumed the practice of surgery and dis ¬

of women Brent BuildingShone 1432 residence 222 Wet DeSototreet residence phone 1899

DR J B TILLERD-ENTIST

310 Blount Buildingifflce Phone 80 Residence Phone 41f DR L H D PIERCERoom 30002 Blount Building Phone

163 Practice limited to diseases of EyeNose and Throat Hours 9 to 12 a

2 to 4 pC m

iss A Carlen NaturopathM jge a specialty Suite 388390

nt Building Phone 333L

T G YATES M DOptician

410 Blount BuildingTwenty years experience as an Eye

Specialist Examination free

KODAKERS-Try the celebrated French film for salely COTTRELL and get better results

ban you have ever gotten before AllIzes kept in stoc-

kSOUTHERN BRICK COManufacturers of

BUILDING AND FIRE BRICKOffIces 412 Thlesen Building

Phone U69 Pensacola Fla

GEO T MORGANATTORNEY AT LAW

Room 100-0Telephone 354

REAL ESTATE INSURANCE

OWEN CLARCO-MPANY

KRoom 904 Phone 979

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REMOVAL NOTICE-I have moved my jewelry

store and repair shop from23 South to

NO4 GARDENSTREETSpecial prices will be made

on all goods till October 1stJ F DAVIS

Jeweler

SECRET SOCIETIEStJunior Order United American MechanicsCouncil No 12 er ofDnlted American Mechanics meets everyFirst and third Friday nights atoclock at Jf of P hail West GardenIticeL Visiting members invItj

F C MEYERh La POIDEVANT CounclCorSecretary

Pensacola Laog No 4 i o O FPensacola Lodge No 4 L O o pmeet every Thursday night at 730their hall corner Baylen and Belmonttreats Visitors cordially tflvItP K NIELSEN

O LAMBRECHT N QecreJVOLUNTEER VETERAN FIREMEN

Volunteer Veteran Firemens Associa-tions

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merta at Knights of ColumbusHall tho first Friday In eac4 month-at 800 p m

J N ANDREWS-DAN MURPHY President

Secretary

Fresh Escambia Oystersalso all kinds of groceries

Peter PanosC-or Romana and Barcelona

Phone 559Q

Free Delivery to Any Part ofthe City J

IF IT DISAPPEARS fS ECZEMA-

How to Tell Whether a Skin Affection-Is an inherited Blood Disease

or NotSometimes it is hard to determine

whether a skin affection is a sign ofa blood disorder or simply a form ofeczema Even physicians are oftenpuzzled in their diagnosis The bestway for any one afflicted isto so to the Crystal Pharmacy-and other leading drug storesand obtain fifty cents worth orposlam Apply this and if theitching stops at once and the trou-ble

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is cured in a few days it maybe set down as having been eczema-as this Is the way poslam acts In theworst cases of eczema and In curingacne herpes blotches tetter pliessalt rheum rash barbers and otherforms of Itch scaly ftcalp and all sur-face skin affections

Any one who will write to the Emer ¬

gency Laboratories No 32 WestTwentyfifth street New York can se¬

cure by mail free of charge a sjip r

ply sufficient to cure a small eczemasurface or clear a complexion over ¬

night and remove pimples in twentyfour hours

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500 REWARD-The

JJournal will pay 500 reward-

for evidence sufficient to convict anyboy or person found stealing sub-scribersPapers after delivery of same

carrierH B Owen has returned from a-

business trip to New Orleans-

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C Cawthon of Florala was Inthe city yesterday on a short businessvisit

S SL E Andrews of Gulfport Is a

business visitor to the cityI U SNo session of the county court was

held yesterday there being no casesset for trial

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W B Dunlap ot Brewton wasregistered at the Escambla yesterdayM-

r SMr and Mrs E P Erwin of Can

tonment were among the registeredguests at the Escambla yesterday-

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Sheriff H H Lewis of Marlannawas In the city yesterday shakinghands with his numerous friends-

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A Rhodes of Georgiana washere yesterday on a short businessvisit and registered at the Escambia

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Robert Ridley colored the citysgarbage contractor was fined 5 andcosts yesterday in the recorderscourt for cruelty to animals-

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boy named Fillingim was pain-fully

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Injured yesterday on the NorthHill playgrounds by being struck onthe head with a baseball bat Afriend hit Fillingim The Incidenthad the effect of breaking up a base ¬

ball game which was in progress there-at the time

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Chas Cottrell is walking aboutnow on crutches having sprained hisknee Monday when he fell from astep ladder in his office-

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Wallace W Purdy who spent a fewdays with his family on East Hill re¬

turned yesterday to his work at Lockhart Ala

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City Plumbing Inspector J Biebighauser is In New Orleans spending afew days with relatives and friends-

T E Bridges state inspector ofconvicts was in the city on business-in connection with his office-

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Dr F G Renshaw who was elected-to fill a vacancy in the council at ameeting Wednesday night was con ¬

gratulated on all sides by friends yes-terday

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He will qualify at once andbe ready for a possible special meet ¬

ing to be called during the week-S S S

Representatives of a number of Jailconstructing firms are In the city andseveral others are expected during theday from a number of cities Theywill appear before the called meeting-of the board of county commissioners-at 530 oclock this afternoon whenall bids for jail construction that arein hand will be op d

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Anna Johnson colored createdquite a disturbance yesterday onWest Belmont street by seeking out awoman against whom it was said sheheld a grievance The Johnson wom-an

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was said to have made public useof very indecent language disregard-ing

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the presence of white persons Awarrant was issued and she was laterarrested charged with cursing anddisorderly conduct-

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Deputy Sheriff Nichols has a patch-of curt plaster on his face under hisright eyo and Is also suffering with avery sore finger He had an exsol ¬

dier Wm Plies In charge when thelatter resisted butting Nichols inthe face and biting his finger

THE SIGNAL ENGINEERSDISCUSS SIGNAL PRACTIC-

Ee Associate prpSLLouisville Ky Oct H8Ignal

practice and standard signaling de-

vices¬

were topics that occupied theattention of todays session of theNational Association of Signal Engi-neers

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today Many entertainmentfeatures wound up the latter part orthe day and the annual banquet willbe held tonight

Deafness Cannot Be Cured-by local applications as they cannotreach the diseased portions otThere Is only one way to cure deafearand that Is by constitutionalDeafness Is caused by an Inflamed con ¬dition of the mucous lining of the Eustachlan Tube When this tube Is Inflamed have a rumbling sound orImperfect hearIng and when it Is en-tirely

¬Deafness Is the result andunless this InflammatIon can be takenout and this tube restored to Itscondition hearing will be destroyed for-ever

¬nine cases out or are causedby Catarrh which is nothing but an in ¬

flamed condition of the mucous surfaces

We will give One Hundred Dollars forany case of Deafness caused by catarrhthat cannot be cured by Halls CatarrhCure Send for circulars free

F J CHENEY CO Toledo 0Sold bv Drugists 75cTake Sails Family PlUs for consti-

pation¬

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8HOUR SHIFT

FOR BLUECOATS

ALLOWANCE OF EXTRA POLICE ¬

MEN MAKES IT POSSIBLE FORDEPARTMENT HEAD TO EX-

ECUTE

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PLANS LONG CONTEM ¬

PLATED

Eighthour police shifts will soonbe inaugurated in Pensacola this hav-ing

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been planned when the extra of-

ficers¬

were requested when the budget-was made up The Idea wijl be carriedinto execution when five good extramen have been selected and appointedafter successfully passing a rigidphysical and mental examination test

It is planned to arrange an eighthour workday for the policemenEight or ten men will be kept oubeats a reserve force of eight menwill be held at all times at the station-for emergency or special duty thusleaving eight men off duty or athome In all the arrangement

Two turnkeys and two stock catch-ers

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will be available for police dutythrough the working of such a planand as the 12hour patrol has or willb3 stopped some excellent police ma-terial

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will be available shortlyThe new plan has been under con

6deration for some time and as itfollows practices in many large citiesIt is believed a more efficient policeservice will be obtained

When a cold becomes settled In thesystem it will take several daystreatment to cure it and the bestremedy to use Is Chamberlains CoughRemedy It will cure quicker thanany other and also leaves the system-in a natural and healthy condition

CARGO SISAl

GRASSTODAYNOR-

WEGIAN STEAMSHIP GAL

VESTON COMING UP WITH

LARGE CONSIGNMENT FOR

SHIPMENT TO INLAND POINTS1

Due with a cargo of sisal grass theNorwegian steamship Galveston is ex¬

pected today from Progresso Mexhaving been reported as leaving theMexican port about a week ago Thiswill be the second cargo of this materialthat will have been delivered atthis port by the same steamer withinthe past ninety days4 The entireconsignment is for inland points andwill be handled northward from Pen¬

sacola by the L N railroad

There Is no game law against any¬

one hunting for Planks Chill Tonic-It Is guaranteed to cure malarialchills and fever Ask Hannah BrosThey probably know

Real Estate TransfersT-

he following Is a list of the RealEstate Transfers recorded yesterday asfurnished by the Pensacola Abstract Co

East Pensacola City Co to E RCaroLots 6 to 8 block 19 East Pen ¬

sacola100Ben A Cobb to W H Mitchell

acre In S W 14 of S W 14 of Sec5 Tp 5 N R 30 W1 and otherconsiderations-

Lula Misner to C G HartsfieldLot 6 of eubdiv ion of lot 2 of Sec6 Tp 2 S R 30 W1 and otherconsiderations

Pensacola Realty Co to J W FloylLot 4 blk 14 lot 3 blk 10 Britton

place250Wm H Knowles to T D Waters

Lots 4 and 6 blk 84 West King tract1 and other considerations-

C E Merritt to H R ThorntonBlk 168 New City tractSi and otherconsiderations-

H H Thornton to Wm B Runyan-and J S McGaugheyE 30 ftof lot11 all lot 12 and W 15 ft of lots 13to 15 blk 5 Belmont tractl andother considerations-

Wm B Runyan to H H ThorntonUndivided half Interest in blk 168

New City tract 11 and other con ¬

siderationsJ S McGaughey to H H ThorntonUndivided half Interest in blk 168

New City tract1 and other consid-erations

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Mrs Mollie Walton to E L Mitch-ell

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Lot 3 blk 135 East King tract1 and other considerationsIary Louise Surgi to Fisher Real

Estate AgencyLot S blk 113 NswCity tractl and other considera-tions

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Thos R Bell to Fisher Real EstateAgencyLots 1 to 5 blk 97 East Kin-gtract1 and other considerations

Leslie E Brooks to Clyde E Wilso-nT 25 ft of lot 19 and all lot 20 elk

9S New City tract100 and otherconsiderations-

Leslie E Brooks to Luke J JohnsonLots 14 to 16 blk 87 East King

tract SI and other considerations-Louis A Bell Chas LeVert Gon ¬

zalez heirs of Laura L Gonzalez 10Hugh F GonzalezLots 2 to 5 andW 18 ft of lot 1 blk 109 Pattersonadditlonl and other considerations

Margaret T Gonzalez to Hugh FGonzalezLots 2 to 5 and W 18 ft otlot 1 blk 109 Patterson adthtioniand other considerations-

D J Reins chmldt to PensacotoCooperage CoLots 6 to 10 blk 138East King Tracti and other con-siderations

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TRESPASSING AND-CURSING ARE CHARGED

Trespassing and cursing are chargesdocketed against Jesse Howard whowas arrested near Kupfrians park at10 oclock last night by Sheriff VanPelt and Deputy Johnson The sheriffreceived a request by telephone to goto the scene and arrest Howard whoIs said to have created quite a dis¬

turbance In the vicinity

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BELMONT HAS-

COTTQNCARGO

CARRIES OUT 9500 BALES THEBIGGEST SHIPMENT OF THESEASON BEING VALUED AT

669336

The British steamer August Bel-mont

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which was cleared by the GulfTransit Co yesterday will carry outthe largest cargo of cotton of the sea-son today when she gets away for I

Liverpool The cargo consists of 9500square

669336bales and has a valuation of I

The Belmont carries no other items I

of cargo excepting a small quantity ofpig copper and about 250000 feet of I

lumber on deck This is one of anumber of big shipments of cotton I

which are to be made through herethis season Officials of the railroad

Iexpect the season to be the best everexperienced

A BANQUETspread before you would do you norood if you couldnt eat What goodcan food do a child when as soon asit enters its stomach it is eaten byworms Thats the reason yqur baby-is ailing cross pasty raced and thinGive il Whites Cream Vermifuge Itwill expel the worms and act as atonic for the child

Sold by W A DAlemberte drug ¬gist and apothecary 121 S Palafox St

THE WEATHERIN PENSACOLAR-

eport of weather conditions forOct 14 furnished by local office US Weather Bureau for The PensacolaJournal

Maximum temperature 77 degrees-at 2 p m-

Minimum temperature 69 degrees-at 1205 a m

Mean temperature 73 degreesNormal temperature 70 degreesDeparture from normal plus 3 de-

grees¬

Average maximum temperature forthis date 77 degrees

Average minimum temperature forthis date 60 degrees-

Accumulated deficiency of dallymean temperature since first of themonth 0 degrees-

Accumulated excess of dallymean temperature from January 1stto first of month 59 degrees

Total rainfall since 1st of month253 inches

Normal rainfall for this month408 inches

Total deficiency of rainfall fromJanuary 1st to 1st of October 270inches 5-

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MARKET REPORTJT-

he following report Is furnished dallyfor The Journal by Marks Gayle F OB cotton merchants Pensacola FlaGood middling 4 1312Strict t 13 38Middling 13 14Strict low middling 13

IIVERPOOl COTTONOpen CloseOctoberNovember 715 713

NovemberDecember 712 710DecemberJanuary 712 710NEW YORK COTTON

Open CloseOctober 1350 1356December 136o 1363January 1360 1366

NAVAL STORES MARKETSavannah Ga Oct HThe spirits ofturpentine market opened and closed as

followsOpen finn 57 14 to 5712Close firm 5714 to 57 12Sales casks 519Receipts casks 471Stocks casks 29983

The market on rosins opened and closedflrm as followsWV 635

WG 6 15N 600M 5 60K 5 50I 4 60H 4 30Q 420to425P 415to425E 400to405D 400B 4 00Sales barrels 2123Receipts barrels 1158Stocks barrels 142038

SAWN TIMBER MARKET-The sawn timber market remains un ¬

changed from last week sales being about-as follows Thlrtyfivefoot averages at25cent basis twentyllvefoot averages-at 243 cent basis

The demand continues firms with pur-chasers

¬for all timber reaching the mar ¬

ketPENSACOLA COTTON MARKET

WALL STREET REVIEW-By Associated Press

New York Oct HThe opening busi-ness

¬In the stock market today was light

and at higher prices than at last nightsclosing Rock was run up 1 34 onthe published report of the acquisition ofthe Kansas and Texas by alliedInterests Union Pacific rose 114 West-ern

¬Union and American Car 1 and Read-

Ing Kansas and Texas and Little Steellarge fractions United States rubber de-clined

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U S Steel was carried up to 88 34with enormous blocks of the stock chang ¬ing hands Gains of a point or morewere scored by St Louis and San Fran-cisco

¬second preferred Toledo St Louis

and Western preferred C CSt L International Harvester Ameri ¬

can Cotton Oil North American andSlosaSheffield Steel The movement Intho general list was halting New YorkCentral extended Its decline to 158Bonds were irregular

THE COTTON MARKET-New York Oct HThe cotton mar ¬

ket opened steady at a decline of 16points and sold off to a net loss of 9frllpoints early under realizing or liquidationand operations for a reaction by local I

professionals Recent buyers were disap-pointed

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with the showing of the Liver-pool market which was lower than dueand also with the weather map which in¬

dicated no frosts in the Eastern Belt asexpectedThe market became firmer later early I

In the forenoon In sympathy with spotmarkets continued commission house de-mand

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covering by early sellers and a re-newal

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of bull support Prices at midday I

were 6 to 9 points net higher Spot I

quiet middling uplands 138 middling I

gulf 1410

GRAIN AND PROVISIONSI Chicago October HThere was adownward tendency Inthe trades In-grain

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here today December wheat I

opening agures were at L84 to 103 78The market drifted to Let 14 and stead ¬ied at 104-

ContinuedIbright snappy weather to I

Ether with expected large movement of I

crop caused the earn prices to sag De I

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Way Down South in theLand of CottonI-

f you could see cotton growing in the field in all its puritycould see theprocesses by which the cotton seed oil is extracted and refinedcould knowthe ingenuity involved in rendering the oil odorless and neutral in tastecould be made to realize that from Cottonfield to Kitchen human handsnever touch the oil from which Cottolene is madeyou would appreciate whyCottolene is so much purer and more healthful than lard ever could be-

tCottolene is a cleanly wholesome product just as pure as olive oiland

makes food palatable digestible and healthful Lardcooked food is bound to cause indigestion sooner or laterunless you have the stomach of an ostrich For all shorten-ing

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and frying purposes Cottolene is without an equal

COTTOLENE is Guaranteed Your grocer Is hereby authorized to I

refund your money ia case you arenot pleased after having given Cottolene a fair test

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Never Sold Rlllk Coldest is packed in pails with an airtight top toill keep It clean and wholesome and prevent itfrom catching dust and absorbing disagreeable odors such as fish oil etc

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Made only by THE N K FAIRBANK COMPANY

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cember opened at 57 14 and dropped to57c with slow trading-

In provisions the market was strongInvestment buying following yesterdays-break in prices 5 to 7 12c Jan porkopened at 1830 lard at 107712 and

960Close WheatDec 108 lSl4 May

106 3478C-ornOct 60 Dec 53 14OatsDec 39 34 May 42Pork Oct 2300 Jan 18 47 12LardOct 1210 Nov 1180Ribs Oct 1105 Jan 972 12RyeCash 73 Dec 73Timothy Oct 40-

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J BROS coA Coppersmiths Gcnl Metal Workers 4

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f TURPENTINE STILLS-P O Box 82 Telephone 300

t PENSACOLA FLAGGo44

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Determined SteadyEfforts

Thats what is producing-

such excellent laundry workthat is being turned out byThe Empire Go with thecrowd and be an Empirelaundered ma-

nEmpire LaundryWh-ere Linen Lasts

W C MACKEY MgrP-hone

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Piano at Auction

Kohler and CampbellStyle X Mahogany

Price 5350This beautiful piano just received

from the factory will be sold to the Ihighest and best bidder The bids I

will be opened by three disinterested I

judges and the piano will be award-ed

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according to their decision Some-one

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will get a fine piano at their ownprice Write us for further informa-tion

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or make out your bid stating i

how much you will give for the piano i

cash or on terms and state how mucncash on first payment and how much I

per month or quarterly We furnishfree with this beautiful piano a hand-some

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scarf stool instruction book andselection of music I

Send in your bids at once as dateon whIch piano will be awarded Is un ¬

certainEach bidder will receive by return I

mail a popular piece of music Writetoday

Clutter Music House I112 and 114 South Palafox St

Pensacola Fla

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A BIG HOT BATHi-n eight minutes can be obtained from the JUNIOR IN¬

STANTANEOUS WATER HEATERStrike match light pilot turn handle and instantly

hot water rushes out at the rate of three gallons per min¬

utePENSACOLA GAS CUPhone 148 25 and 27 E Garden Str-

eetHERETOFORE

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only investors who had accumulated considerable-cash money could find safe and profitable mortgagesecurities to invest in

The Fisher Real Estate Agencys6 per cent Gold Bonds issued in denominations of-

tFifty Dollars each are designed to offer to the saverand to those investors who have not amassed a largeamount of cash aprofitable SECURED investment-The bonds are the promissory notes of the FisherReal Estate Agency and these bonds or notes aresecured by the highest grade of first mortgages de¬

posited with the

First National Bank-as Trustee for the bond holders so that when an in¬

vestor purchases one of our bonds he buys a share inthe securities held by the bank

The bonds mature 50 each year for the next 10years thus giving an investor a wide range of time-to choose from The interest on the bonds is payablequarterly at the First National Bank the interestcoupons being attached to each bond Our install¬

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ment method of selling a bond puts a

Big Premium-on saving

CAN YOU DO BETTER THAN 6 PER CENTPAYABLE QUARTERLY ON YOUR SAVINGS-AS THEY ACCUMULATE

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Fisher Real Estate AgencyT-HE RENT COLLECTORS

Phone 87 2O6 S Pa1EfL-

yB H FAIRCHILD CO IDealer in Upholstery and Shade Goods Var-

nishes¬ J

and Snamels the kind we use Cabinet andUpholstery Hardware I

31 West Garden Phone 485I =

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