THE PENSACOLA JOURNAL, WEDNESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 18, 1918. 7 1

PhoneFrom 7 a.

1500m. to The Joora&l's Wamit , Adl Opportunities Phone 33

From 7 p. m. to, , 7 p.m. . RENT YOUR SPARE --ROOMS THROUGH THESE COLUMNS IT WILL HELP YOUR GOVERNMENT 1a.m.

FOR SALE FOR RENT HELP WAOTED--FEMAL- E --LOST AND FOUND. HELP WANTED MALEWANTED A relable driver. Apply Gar-

den Cash Grocery. 4626WANTED By young lady In government

service, and mother, rooms for iighthousekeeping. Must be In good locationand near car' line. Address A. M., careJournal. " 4630

LIST YOUR PROPERTY

WITH US

IF YOU WANT RESULTS

WE HAVEnumber of Inquiries for

H(nfE3 ranging In price fromjjiiioOO to ?2,000.00. and to be

aid tor in Monthly or Quarterl-y installments

WE WRITEAll kinds of Insurance and a

representative will be glad tocall upon you at any time andgive you rates.

Our Rental Departmentii equipped to handle all matterspertaining to your property, andwe respectfully solicit a trial,believing we can give you goodreturns -

.

OFFICIAL CITY MAPS

LOST Black and tan terrier, white breaaand white feet, - tail docked. My nam

on collar. Reward if returned to B. Forbes,Forbes, Quigley & Morgan, 27 South Pal-afox st ere .t i - .LOST Bunch of keys. Finder pleasi-communica-

with T. J. Holt, care BajPoint Mill Company, Pinewood, Florida.- 4ti2

LOST Black rat terrier. Answers toname Baby. Finder will please reutrt

to Louis Givens, Sea Marge, and receivereward. . 4621

LOST Monday morning, about ZVj milefrom city, on hard road, package con-

taining woman and child's clothing-Finde- r

please return to Dubuisson andreceive reward. . ? - 4591

FOUND Government pass and registra-tion card at Big Bayou, bearing name

D. C Dvaenport. Owner may have sameby paying for ad. Apply Route A, Bon39. 4604

LOST Key ring containing three keys.Finder lpase return to J. C. Rellly, lisistheatre. . 4609

LOST Strayed or Stolen, female, mouse --

color, bushy tail Persian cat. Rewardfor return to 1400 North 12th avenue, orphone 1015. M. A. Touart. 4610

LOST Canvas back day book. Has name''of W. I Gllmore on. back. Finder kind- -,

ly erturn to Anderson Garage. .4598,

LOST Between city and Old Mill Inn.pocketbook containing valuable papers.Liberal reward If returned to Alfred Har-- .

per at Gumreu's restaurant, 14 W. Main.4691'

LOST Saturday morning cameo broachFinder return to Miss Irene Laurenoe

at Pensacola Launch Company, orphone 662. 4583

VULCANIZING

DeVOY TIRE SHOP, 24 WestGarden St. Bicycle tires vul-

canized. Gates half soles put on

ARTESIAN WELLSAtTESLTWELLS WuPputT',alIs

4 to 20 inches diameter, any dpeth,. and '

guarantee water. Write for full Informa-tion. Gray Artesian Well Co., P. O. Box1077 or Phone 2301-- J. s 617

NOTICE TO TAX PAYERSBy the terms of ordinance

passed June 15, 1917, all city taxsale certificates issued prior toOctober 1; 1917, may be redeem-ed upon the payment of the faceof each certificate plus 8 per centinterest from June 1, 1917, Pro-vided such redemptions are madebefore October 1, 1918. Personsdesiring to take advantage ofsame are requested to call on theCity Comptroller without delay.

F. D. SANDERS, Mayor.

FOR RENTElectric Vacuum Cleaners

L Pensacola Electric Co.. Commercial Department ,

PHONE 2010

Try a Journal Want Ad.Want to Sell Something?

WANTED Man and wife with one childdesire two rooms for light housekeep-

ing; preferably within walking distanceof postoffice; permanent; reference if de-sired. Address "E. E. D.," care RurnatWANTED Two or three-roo- m furnished

modern-- ' 'apartment, by couple with15-ye- ar old boy. Address "J. J. J.," careJournal - - 4618

WANTED--Apartme-nt or bun-galow, 2 bedrooms or more.

Completely furnished. Phone 806

WANTED By reliable party; furnishedhouse or cottage of 6 to 8 rooms. Ad-

dress "D. M. B.,"care Journal. 4548

REFINED COUPLE want to secure roomand board In private family of not more

than four or five, about Oct. 1st. Board-ing houses need not answer. Address J.M.. care Journal. 4507

WANTED Room and board In privatefamily. ; By gentleman who will be

located in Pensacola for duration ofwar. References. Exchanged address.R. B. R. care Journal. 4585

MANICURING.HAVE YOUR MANICURING. Shampoo-

ing, Massaging and Chiropody dono atthe AMERICAN BEAUTY SHOP. 305Blount building. Telephone 34. Residencephone 1839. ,-

- 4i37

TRANSFER STORAGE

BINGHAM TRANSFERCOMPANY. Phone 334. Haul-

ing, packing,, storing.

MISCELLANEOUS

FEATHER WORK dona by Mrs. M. E.Adams, French Plume made from willow

plumes. Old feathers remodeled. Pon Ponsmade any style. Orders received at Fash-ion Shop, from twelve to one o'clock. 4612

STRING INSTRUMENTS? repaired by J.H. Blakesly, 20 East Garden St., Tele-

phone 791. . 8S64

DR. HAMILTON THE SAW DENTIST.Saw Teeth Properly lreated. also

Grinding Knives, Shears. Etc. HandSaws, 25c. 223 E. lntendencia St., Pen-sacol- a.

FUa. S305

TAR WOODWe are in the market for largequantities of TAR WOOD. Wehave furnished a steady marketfor this for 17. years.In some cases we can furnishmotor trucks for hauling to rail-road at lower cost than whenhauled with teams.Good profit in shipping. Terms:Spot cash as soon as shipmentsare unloaded.Prices are "War Time" prices.Very high.

Write for detailed instructionsfor preparing, prices, etc. ,

Pensacola tar & TurpentineCompany

GULLPOINT, FLA.

WANTED Two sales ladies forready-to-we- ar and millinery

store. Must make ; nice appear-ance. Prefer those whrrhave hadexperience, but will ; considerothers Widows or matrons willreceive favorable consideration.P.O. Box 1343. 4622

WANTED Experienced saleslady to workin ladles' ready-to-we- ar and. millinery

establishment. None but experienced needapply. References required. Apply to theReady-to-We- ar Store, 9 and 11 SouthPalafox street. 4627

WANTED AT ONCE Two orthree girls and boys for de-

livery service, if no wheel, will-

ing assist in getting one. PostalTelegraph-Cabl-e Co.

WANTED A combination bookkeeper and stenographer, mat-

ron or young lady. Must furnishreference with application. Ad-

dress Postoffice Box 1343.: '

: 4623

EXCEPTIONAL opportunity forbusiness woman qualified to as-

sume charge of city sales in aline requiring tact, resourceful-ness and intensive selling ability.Must be able to analyze needs oflocal merchants and render themintelligent,, helpful service. Theposition demands hard work,long hours and close "applicationand- - study. The salary duringprobationary period will be $20a week with rapid advancementto $30 and further advancementto upwards of $50 a week as results justify. To receive consideration, applications must stateage, education, business experi-ence and general qualifications.All letters will be considered confidential. Address "R. R. R..Mcare Journal. ' :

STENOGRAPHERS WANTED Registerwith tne employment department of thePan-Americ- an College, Rooms 274 to 2S9tsrent Bidg. no charge. Positions wait-ing. 4541

WANTED Colored woman for general inouseworK. Apply 80O E. Gadsden. Mrs.Livingstone. 4506

WANTED Reliable white or colored wo-man or girl to do general house work.

Apply 913 N. Palafox St. . 4525

WANTED A competent house woman forgeneral house work to live on premises.Good wages. Apply 1211 E. Gadsden, Mrs.

Frank Welles. 4512

WANTED Girl to help with children. Alltime or part time. - Mrs. Matthews, 629

West Leo street. 4388

WANTED White and colored help atEmpire XAundry.

WANTED A- -l salad and pantry woman;must have hotel or club experience. Ap-ply L. R. Patch, Steward, San CarlosHotel

WANTED Dish washers and

restaurant, Warrington, i?ioriaa.

LEGAL. NOTICENOTICE.

.Street Paving Assessments.Notice is hereby given by the-Boar- of

Commissioners of the City of Pensacolathat the - improvements authorized bychapter 60?3, Laws of Florida of 1909and ordinance of the City of Pensa-cola,: passed March 4th, 1918, to-w- it:

Street grading, paving and curb-ing In special assessment districts Num-bers 1001, 1004, inclusive. Including the fol-

lowing portions of streets, to-w- it: Secondstreet extending from its connection withthe Barrancas avenue paving at its In-

tersection with Pettersen avenue to thewest line of Hyer street have been com-pleted and the costs thereof has been as-certained and apportioned by said Boardof Commissioners in accordance with saidAct and Ordnances of said city; that thesaid Board has issued special assessmentcertificates bearing date September 16,1918, as required by law, for the amountapportioned against, and payable by, theseveral parcels of lands abutting uponportions of streets In said assessment dis-tricts; that the amount of assessment socertified as payable by any lot or parcelof land Is payable as follows: The totalamount in cash within thirty, (30) daysafter the date of said certificate or at theoption of the the owners of land, one-ten- th

in cash within thirty days (80)f daysafter the date of said certificate and thebalance in '

equal Installments payable1, 2, 8. 4. S. 8, 7, 8 and 9 years after thedate of said certificate with Interest from

Hate until paid, at the rate of six percent per cent) per annum, payableannually..

If the owner of any lot or parcel of landupon which an assessment Is payableshall not apply to the Board of Commis-sioners within thirty (30) days after thedate of said assessment certificate for thoprivilege of payment by Installments, asaforesaid, the right to such method ofpayment shall be oat - and thewhoe sum aue snau be payable atthe whole sum due shall be payable atonce, and the lien given by law for all ofthe said sums togetner with costs, andthe attorney's fee specified In said Actand the Ordinances of the city, shall be-come immediately forecloseable.BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE

CITY OF PENSACOLA.By F. D. 8ANDERK8. Mayor.Attest: J. O. WALKER.

City Clerk. " iss

FOR RENT Tlncma fnr HcrVif hnuaskveDing. Located a few blocks -- from city.For information apply 563 West Gardenstreet. - 4629

FOR RENT Furnished room with bathadjoining, for one or two gentlemen;

private family; service men preferred.Phone 1467. 611 West Chase. 4625

FOR RENT One nicely furnished frontroom, all modern convenience. One block

from Palafox street. Apply 113 NorthBaylen street. . 4819

TO LET 5,000 acres tar and fence woodland. Handy location. North side East

Bay. Three --years time. Apply to J. L.Williams. Agent. Holly, Fla. 4602

FOR RENT Furnished rooms on EastHjU, one block from car line with priv-at- e

family. Phone, bath and electric lights.Gentlemen only. Apply 1325 JB. Blount St.4808

FOR RENT One furnished room In priv-ate family. Apply N. W. Cor. Springand Garden Sts. 4607

FOR RENT Rooms. Pbone 275' or apply306 W. Belmont St. . 4376

FOR RENT Two nicely furnished roomsfor light housekeeping. Phone 1323, or

apply 210 East lntendencia. 4595-

FOR RENT One nicely furnished roomadjoining bath. Gentlemen preferred.Central location. All modern conveni-

ences. Phone 2214. 4578

FOR RENT One nice, large comfortablyfurnished room for one or two gentle-

men who would like to room together.With private family, in good location. 605North Davis St. 4584

FOR RENT We have the most Idealcountry place in this county, Brent-

wood, 4 miles out on good hard road, 10minutes drive. Will let out 6 rooms part-ly furnished with private bath for 315.00per month, also 2 rooms with private bathfor $10.00 per mo. R. M. Merritt, carePerfection Laundry, Phone 1S6. 4558

FOR RENT Furnished room with kitch-ett- e,

upstairs. Tuesday also small roomdown stairs. Modern conveniences. Apply221 N. Barcelona St.. or phone 1726. - 4570

FOR RENT Beautiful residence, lighthousekeeping apartments; five "minutes

walk from Salt ' Carlos. Party wishes toleave city and wants to sell furniture. Notrouble to rent rooms at best prices.House full now. write P.O. Box 1094. 456S

FOR. RENT Two nicely furnished roomsfor light housekeeping. Also one nice

large room for gentleman only. Apply1211 E. Brainard. ' 4550

FOR RENT One large furnished roomupstairs. Electric lights, bath with hot

and cold water and use of telephone. Gen-tlemen preferred. Phone 1541 or apply819 N. Reus St. 4552

FOR RENT Rooms for light housekeep-ing, single and en suite, clean and com-

fortable, gas, bath, etc. Terms reasonable.Apply 4i4 S. Alcan'.z St. - 4521

FOR RENT Room. East Hin, close tocar line. Gentlemen only. Twin beds,

bath, etc. Reasonable rent. Apply 1325E. Mallory St. 4532

FOR RENT Two " furnished rooms onNorth HilL Apply 714 N. Baylen St. or

Phone 1209. 4504

FOR RENT Two nicely rurnlshed roomswith running water. Apply 115 N. aBy-le- n

St. x 4501

FOft RENT Furnished rooms for gentle- -men. Close to business section, has

hot and cold water, and electric lights.Phone 707, 240 W. Garden St. 4497

FOR RENT Two unfurnished rooms.suitable for light housekeeping, near

East Hill car line. 310.00 month. Call at617 East Blount street and see them. 4358

FOR RENT One furnished front room.Apply 318 East Gregory street or phone

I486. 4392

FOR RENT Large two-stor- y

store and residence, northeastcorner Baylen and Zarragossastreets, will remodel to suit re-

sponsible tenant. Apply, FisherRental Agency, Phone 2051.

FOR REN T Palafox streetstores for rent 327-32- 9

(Moog's) from October 1, 1918.Phone 22, Knowles Bros. AgencyFOR RENT Desirable room on North

Hill to gentleman only. Phone andbath. Call 12 E. Gadsden or Phone 322.

FOR RENT Store 22 S. PalafoxSt. from Sept. 1. Apply Fish-

er Rental Agency, Phone 2051.

FOR RENT Store, 108 SouthPalafox street. Will remodel to

suit responsible tenant. ApplyFisher Rental Agency. Phone2051. -

FOR RENT Sleeping rooms toy week ormonth. Shower bath and all .modern

conveniences at 0'Leary"s room. 318S Palafox. Phone 680. 3191

PIANO TUNING

Save money , by having yourpiano tuned, regulated and clean-

ed regularly each year.We guarantee to please you.

Estimates ffee.THE PIANO SHOP

Z. A. Thomas, Manager.18-2- 0 E. Garden St.

Phone 791

DANCING

DANCJNO tAUGHT, at 208 West Gresviorv street. For information, phone 878. ?

Children's class Tuesday and Friday ;afternoons- - -

Read the Want Ads.You --may find what you

FOR SALE On pen Barred Plymouth--- " DiA unii ana one cock, nensnJ?sl A baratn at 113.00. Apply 1213

E. Gadsden St. - . 4598

P9SITI9S WANTEDla memory of Mr. Frank i May.and In recognition f th aplrlt of

helpfulness that wU hi. The JournalMill Insert under thta classificationrse advertisements for those In nedof employment.

WANTED Position as stenographer atonce. Address Murtice Jones, Indian

Ford. Fla. . -POSITION "WANTED Refined widow

wouia nurse- - semi-invali- d, children orposition as companion or housekeeper.Address J. E. G., care Journal.POSITION WANTED First class chef

and steward, capable of taking fullcharge of hotel, restaurant or club house

wuuiii Guiiuaer rental 01 resiaurani.i years or experience and nrst class rei-eren- ce.

Address R-4- 0. care Journal.WANTED-Posltl- on by refined - young

may, nign scuooi eaucauon. lung zju-- jbefore 10 a. m.

WANTED Office work, by young lady.Qood references. Rina-- 2304-- J. between

7 and 10 a. is.. 3-7t

WANTED Extra stenographic work byan experienced stenographer, now em-

ployed, but who has spare time. AddressP. O. Box 669.

WANTED Active man over draft agewants position as manager or head clerk

in merchandise store. Employedsa manager at present. Address "L. CM., care Journal.

MARRIED MAN.'no children, wants posi-tion as manager on large plantationH. E. Phillians, Gen. Del., Bessemer Ala.

TOUNG LADY desires position as assist-ant bookkeeper, clerical or timekeeper.

Have had over three years experience.Phone 1326.

WANTED By two boys,- - work in officeor restaurant, both have good educa-

tion and are willing to work. Apply S29E. Garden. 1

POSITION WANTED Fireman, Locd--motiv- e,

steam boat or Stationeryengine; eight years experience; refer-ence, papers if desired. Address MosesTaylor (colored) No. 2018 N. 6th Ave.,city.

WANTED By white woman positionas housekeeper or to do general

house work and cooking. Apply P. O.Box 211. City.

POSITION WANTED Night clerk inhotel, watchman or collector ; am not

subject to draft; ample experience andgood references. Address L. Bradley,522 W. lntendencia St.

WANTEDWANTED Clerical or other work to do

after 7 p. m. and on Sunday, Address12 S. Spring St. 4556

REPAIRS OF ALL KINDS Buildings,Furniture, etc. First class work. Clem-

ent E. Taylor, Carpenter. Joiner and Dec-orator. Phone 1398. 4420

ATTENTION, CAR OWNERS! Put aGates' half sole over your old tire and

get from 5,000 to 20.000 more mileage outof vour old tire. 3,500 miles guaranteewithout a. puncture. DeVoy, 24 WestGarden street. 4220

WANTED Sewinr macnines to repair.. Why buy a machine when your old one

can be made as good as ever. Ring 791,I will calL- - Work guaranteed 18 EastGarden street. J. H. Blakesley. 4081

WANTED Tour Job printing and ordersfor engraving of all kinds, calling cards,

wedding invitations, etc. MAYES PRINT-ING CO. 24 Wes( Government. 616

HIDES, WOOL, Sheep Skins,Goat Skins, Scrap Iron, Rags,

Bones, Cotton, Rope, Metals andall kinds of junk. Highest prices j

paid by the FJSjNSAUUUA muuAND METAL CO., 127 E. Zarra-goss- a

St., Phone 299.

FRATERNAL-SOCIETIE- S

NAVAL LODGE, F. . A. M.M . Naval Lodge, No. 24. F. & A.

M-- . Warrington, Fia.. special com-- V

muniealton Wednesday. Septem-b- er

1, 7:30 p. m. Work in F. C.degree. JAMES W. ELT.

WM. S. HANSEN, Secretary.

F. A A. M.Snecial riommunication of Pen

M ufnlo No. 42. F. & A..M..V wUl be held Thursday September

1-- j 19. 191S, at 7:30 p. m.. ai iv. oiWS p. hau, 11114 lntendencia. Visitingbrothers fraternally invited.

L. L. FABISINSKI.E. E. WHITE. Secretary.

NOTICE.Members of the Fraternal Union are re-

quested, to meet at the Marston & Quinastore at 7:30 Wednesday evening. This isa very Important business meeting.

(Signed) GEORGE W. MARBLE,President.

A ri lAr

Live Oak Camp, No. 1. Woodmen of theWorld meets nrst and third luesaaynights for regular meetings, WoodmenHaU, 115 and 1174 West Garden street.

CLYDE LITTLE,w. h. white. 7 v c. av Clerki .

PENSACOLA LODGE. NO. 4. I. O. O. F.Pensacola Lodge, No. 4, I. O. O. .F..

meets every Thursday at 8:00 p. ,n. InRafford Hall, corner Baylen and Belmontstreets. Visitors cordially Invited.

J. W. DAVIDSON, N. a.C- - L. WILKINS. Secretary.JUNIOR ORDER UNITED AMERICAN

MECHANICSPensacola Council, No. 35. Junior Order

United American Mechanics .meets sec-ond and fourth Mondays. 8 p. m., atK. of P. hall. 111 E. lntendencia St.. overxrWnh Store. Visiting brothers cordially Invited. ,F. P. DILLARD. Con.

Recording Secretary.

irn Tv1? 758. Machinists.- -

Til ,rr Wodnesdav night, untilfurther noli", at W. O: W. hall. Gardenstreet. , -

. -- -

WANTEDTwo white delivery boys withbicycles. Apply Central Pharmacy. 4613

BOYS !At' various times we have openings forcarrier boys on short notice and as theseroutes are filled from the boys who makeapplication it la advisable for those whodesire routes to make application at oneto - - :

THE JOURNALCirculation Department

WANTED Motormen and Conductors, experienced or unex

perienced, ' permanent, . no labortrouble, wages 33c to 37c perhour, free lodging first month.Men who have worked one monthor more now making.f rom $3.00to $4.25 per day. $72.00 permonth guaranteed, whether youare assigned to work or not.Splendid opportunity of securinga permanent situation that willbe very desirable after the war,when you will be high on senior-

ity list. Mobile Light & RailroadCompany, Mobile, Ala.

W ANTE D An experiencedclothing and gents' furnishing

goods salesman. Apply at onceto Watson, Parker & Reese Co.

WANTED First class man todrive laundry wagon. Good

pay for a man who wants tomake money and willing tohustle. Salary and commission.Empire Laundry Co.

WANTED TO BUY

WANTED TO i BUT Second hand top- buggy with - steel tires . and set ofharness. Will buy either separate. Ap-ply F. X., Carroll, City Hall. 4606

WANTED Ford trailer. Must bo In A- -l

condition. Address Trailer, care ofJournal. . 4597

WANTED To buy large second-han- d

heater. One made by the Cole RangeCompany preferred. Must be reasonableand in good condition. Ring 1795. 4614

WANTED TO BUT New or second handletter filing caDinets, bookcases and

other office supplies.' Have for sale orexchange one 1250-l- b. iron safe, one plat-form lioor scale, capacity 650 lbs.; two

counter show cases and other storefixtures. P. O. Box 1077, Phono 46. 4493

WANTED TO BUY A goodsecond hand piano; must be

cheap, player preferred. ApplyPiano,' care Journal.WANTED TO BUT Five or six room. ,nM.0.A " i 1 1 1 l.lVULtOQ. U1VO 1JV0. HUH, UCBU1 IJlUUIl, M II Uprice. Address "Buyer," care Journal.

WANTED FAT PINRWOOD

LIGHTWOOD Consisting offat dead limbs,' knots and treetrunks. -

STUMP WOOD Consisting offat stumps and roots.

Due to increased freight andother rate advances affecting thecost of- production we have in-creased the price we pay for theabove classes of fat wood, effec-tive Julv 1st.

If you are interested, writeus and we will quote you priceF. O. B. your station and makeall necessary arrangements for

During the lull in the cropseason Farmers should take ad-

vantage of the high price paidfor fat wood and clear thestumns vVcm 5elds; '

NEWPORT TURPENTLNE &ROSIN CO., Inc.

Bay Minette, Ala.- f

NEWPORT TURPENTINE &ROSIN CO. OF FLA.

Pensacola, Fla. ,

M. FREEDMANBIG BARGAINS IN

Dry poods, Dress Goods, Ladies'" Ready-to-Wea- r, Ladies' and "

events' Furnishing Goodsll EAST WRIGHT STREET

Pan-Americ- an Collegeof Commerce

NOW OPENJ. C. BEATTY, Manager

Rooms 274 to 289 Brent Building

The Watson Agency, Inc"The Rental Agents.

7 S. Palafox Street. Phone 54.

FOR SALE"OR SALE Eleven lots near Pensacoia.Shipbuilding plant. 10U per lot ior

cuick sale. Answer S. care Journal.4624

FOR SALE Cash or installment plan.Sve-roo- house and atore, lot 76x150

feet; large barn and other Improvements,lhctrai-- t Htin alnc 1882. If interested.

at 612 East Jordan street. 4617

FOR SALE Excelsior twin motor cycle.Vnripl 18-3- In first-cla- ss runnlntr or

der. $l25.Apply Fensacola Buggy Works.. MIS

FOR SALE Cheapest guaranteed 8,000mile auto tirae in America. ora size.

5195: four for 131. Price list all sixesfree. Dixie Tire Co., 800 Broadway, NewTork City. 4563

FOR SALE 16-fo- ot cypress skiff andEvenrude motor: both In good condi

tion. Phone 2030 or write W. C. Million. . 4623

OR SALE On good terms, oneof the most desirable and com

modious homes in the city, overl-

ooking the bay ; has hardwoodftooTs, three baths, large cementbasement, steam heat, all modern conveniences; facing east;paved street ; no incumbrance ;situate 501 North 17th avenue.For further particulars addressW. G. Milligan or phone 2030

FOR SALE One gas stove and livingroom set of four pices. Apply loui rx.

Reus St. or Phone 1661. . 4601

FOR SALE Five passenger Maxwellautomobile. Phone 1602. 460&

FOR SALE One gas cook stove and somelurniture. bee ijuick. tne jeweiry ain.4611

OR SALE Cheap, a wardrobe, dresser,sideboard, coal and wood range, kitchen:rniture. etc. Apply 316 W. Strong St.

:r Phono 1142. 15

OR SALE Brown wicker baby cab.Phone 2002 or apply 116 W. Wright. 4567

:0R SALE Several Iron beds withprings. 50 E. Chase. Phone 1129. 4o96

ftp. SALE Two six room cottages, Nos."0 and 794 N. Eleventh avenue, lacingrenada Sauare. For nrices apply to 2216

nrdette St., New Orleans. 4694

?0R SALE A few doaen fine persimmons. 60c ter dozen. C. F. Zeek,

iocs 2041, or apply 25 EL Garden. 45.75

OR SALE Roller top desk. Cheap. Alsowie bedstead. Phone 1693. 4544

jR 5ALE A double brass bod In good'ondition. Can be rsen at 321 N. Barce- -

c.a St. 4549

OR SALE CHEAP Excelsior, single,motorcycle, good tires, etc., or willa3e lor cow, Belgian hares or anythingn use. Write or call after p. m. at

N 12th Ave. 44

SALE Cheap for cash. Ten ecretruck farm on hard road in Myrtle

J"ve. Apply or address Joe Bauman."le Bayou. R. F. D. No. 2. City. 440

'OO CAT T. n..u - - .nn .r . A ra.Address R. L. Radford. L. & N. Machine

s. or nhone 1986. 4360

LIBERTY DAIRT FEEDMAKESMOREXfTT.V

PENSACOLA FEED COMPANT.

wy from the Big Plant Farms--EDS AND PLANTS FORr R U C K GROWERS. THEERY BEST AT THE LOWEST

'RICE. -Place your orders early for

abbage Plants, ready for Octo-J-rPlanting, send for our pricewe can save you money,'CODEN NURSERIES,

Coden; Ala..

!f:"'8. all makes. 95.00 tip. Gunaj-Meynal- da

Mcsie House. PhoneIMS

e, LE Columbia hand press with;fi ' type equipment. Will be sold

Address "Printing," care Journal.4398

CLS-L- OR EXCHANGE 34 milesr 1 OOi:r-- t,. i i i., i on

$2,400.00 WITH $200.00 CASH UNTIL SEPT.23rd.; $2,750.00 THEREAFTER

Large, comfortable, six-roo- m dwelling,904 North 6th Ave., modern in every respect, .

large sleeping porch screened .with copperwire. Close to town and closeto pavement,and car line.

Until Monday, Sept. 23rd, $2,400.00 ;

Pensacola Finance Company"We Always Have Houses For Sale" I

ELBERT A. CLUBBS, Sales Agent ;PHONE 367

assgga '"' wgM

ITS YOUROPPORTUNITY

$25.00 to $50.00 CashBALANCE NOTES; PAYABLE

EVERY 3 MONTHS

Dm ttlbe kOfflxeontt TTtracQIts the fastest growing section of Pensa- -

cola. Its walking distance to Businesssection; its also walking distance to Pen-sacola Ship Building Plant and all theother big industries in the western part

. of town.IT-HA- S PAVED STREETS, SIDEWALKS, CAR

LINES AND SCHOOLSLOW PRICES and EASY TERMS

$300.00 to $500.00For a Lot 50x125 Feet

M. ELLISDaaier in '

CHOICE FANCY GROCERIES

FEEDSTUFFPhc X8S0 A. M. COHEN, Sales Agent Phone 3G7Want through them.K. UUTHSUHMOIl,. . Recording Secretary.

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