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The Monte Vista journal., 1910-04-02

Easter is past, but you will still want
that new suit. that you did not have
time to buy before Easter. Business has
been very brisk in the LADIES' suit de-
partment. The Palmer garment is the
one that you must have, if you want the
very best. These garments are the
ones that are tailored.
Miss Clella Merchant and Miss Retta
fassett were out Of the store Thursday
afternoon doing the society stunt.
Our new hat case is now complete.
This is decided improvement and is
convenient when it comes to displaying
hats. This case is large enough for us
to carry the larger part of dress styles in
hats. The shoes are placed above this
case, and makes very complete appear
ance to this side OF the store.
One OF those Universal ranges found a
new home this week. This is the range
that you want il you contemplate new
stove.
Our rug and carpet department has
been dong a nice business this week.
The large line OF rugs which we carry
seems to appeal to nearly everyone who
looks at them.
4 u
The extension phone which we have
on the grocery side seems to be very
popular, We keep the buzzer going a
good part Of the time Call Monte lGl,
and ask for the grocery department.
Silk and wool dress goods. This is a
very popular department with US. We
ARE sure to show you something that
you want in this line.
Read Fassett's ad on the last page OF
this paper. 1t will tell you about our
Housefurnishings. You will see that we
have pretty complete stock.
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-04-02
LITERARY SOCIETY CONTEST

To stimulate effort IN literary
attainment, annual contests have
been inaugurated for the three
High school societies, the first of
which was held last Friday even
ing at the Broadway opera house.
A beautiful trophy cup has been
donated to the chool-possession
of which for one year falls to the
society securing the greatest num-
Der of points in the annual
contests.
Each society was ably repre-
sented; the Athenians receiving 10
points, Columbian 13, and Hes
perian IL, out of possible 45.
Piano Sclo Contest Eva Free
man, Athenian, 1st; Rochelle Max
field, Hesperian, End.
Debate-Resolved: THAT the
United States should own and
operate the railroads within its
borders. Clay Gates, Columbian,
affirmative, 1st; Henry Chapman,
Athenian, negative, End.
Oration-H erbert Martin,
Athenian, 1st; Malcolm Mclean,
Columbian, End.
Recitation-Olive Grafton, Hes
perian, let; lima Ellars, Colum-
bian, End.
Quartet-Mary Breckenridge,
Zola Olds, Florence Cramer, May
Worth -Athenian- 1st; Clarice
Hogate, Mamie Anderson, Roma
Hawkins, Abbie Corlett-Hesper-
ian, End.
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-04-02
BE A BOOSTER

"'Cast your loaves out on the waters,
They'll come back is a sayin' true,
Mebbe they will come back 'buttered'
When some feller boosts for you"
Did you ever think Of the above when
you are knocking your home town in
patronizing city stores. We are pleased
to record that the big majority Of our
people are loyal to their home town, but
we know Of some people whose interests
are very much centered in this town,
who are not. You cannot boost for your
home town as much in any other way
as by spending your money at home,
as every dollar spent at home is bound
TO come back to you directly or indirect
ly. Perhaps your loaves would come
back better buttered, il you cast them
on the waters at home.
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-04-02
SAN LUIS VALLEY

The development of the San
Luis Valley, during the next five
years, will surpass any period in
its history.
Considerable work was done last
year Oh the Santa Maria reservoir
Oh Clear Creek. above Creede, and
work will be vigorously pushed on
this project in 1910. The estimated
aggregate capacity of the various
reservoirs under way will be at
least 10000 acre feet, and will
cost about $2,0OO,0OO. Other res
ervoir projects are being planned.
BORN
Monday. March %, to Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. Brady, Il boy.
Sunday, March 2s, to Mr.. and
Mrs. J. W. Schof, a girl.
Tuesday, March 20, to Mr.. and
Mrs. E. J. Dabney, a boy.
Mr.. Baker, Of Chicago, brother
in law Of DR.. Chapman, arrived in
town last Saturday on his annual
visit 10 Monte Vista.
w. w. Wiley came in from Es-
pinola, N. NJ. Friday morning. He
says there hns been some frost
there which hurt the apricots and
peaches which were in bloom.
Over three hundred attended the
"Love Feast" ut the Presbyterian
church Wednesday night, and
spent a most enjoyable evening.
NOTICE-Bids for street sprink-
ling for six months will b. re-.
ceivetl by the Town Board up "a
April Z.
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-04-02
MONTE VISTA GROWING

Oscar E. Linderholm, of Chicago
and Texas, has bought of w. w.
Reilly the 80 acres adjoining the
town on the south and will plat
the same, which will b known as
"Sunnyside Addition" to the town
of Monte Vista. Mr.. Linderholm
went to Denver Thursday night
and will return the first of next
week. In our next issue we will
be able to say more about this
enterprise.
Mr.. Linderholm has also bought
the 80 acres next south of the
Reilly tract of A. II. VonEgidy.
Monte Vista will soon be on the
national map as a summer resort
for the thousands Of Eastern tour
lists. A $35 600 hotel will be built
this year. u north and south rail-
road will be well under way, a beet
sugar factory built and hundreds
of new residences will be erected.
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-04-02

Among the many striking evil
dences of prosperity in this valley
we might mention the large num-
Der of automobiles owned and in
use. The town of Monte Vista.
with population of $500 people,
has now over eighty registered
autos.
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-04-02
FaSSett's Store News.
BY FAssETTs DEPARTMENT STORE
IF you know some feller's failin's,
just forget EN-, cause you know
That same feller's got some good points,
Them's the ones you want to show"

Mr.. j. F. Kirkendall who represents
A. b. kirschbaum l. Co., Philadelphia
mems clothing, WAS here with his sam.
pies for fall Thursday. This line Of
clothing is exceptionally fine. They do
not make anything but all wool gar
ments.
= =
Miss Minnie Kline has accepted po-
sition on the Dry Goods side OF the
house.
= = =
Mr.. Jas. Edgar returned from his trip
to Kansas Wednesday. He reports this
to be the first time he ever went back
there without finding some mud. The
weather was very nice during his entire
trip.
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-04-02

Garden and flower seeds. This is the
time for you to be getting busy. We
moved the seeds up to the front end OF
the grocery room Thursday so they
would be handy for you. We have ID.
NJ. Ferrys 4 Crossman Bros. package
seeds, and Barteldes bulk reeds.
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-04-02

The road to Jasper is in bad
shape and unless some repairs are
made the mail service is liable to
be discontinued. The indications
are that there will be some mining
business done over that road this
year.
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-04-02

Ford Meinzer returned home
from Kansas City Thursday morn.
ing, having finished his second
year at the veterinary college
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-04-02
POTATO SPECIAL

The Agricultural special potato
train will be in Del Norte We'd.
nesday, April 20, at 10 a. NJ, and
at Monte Vista at | 30 p. m. The
special will consist Of one baggage
car, containing machinery, and
three coaches in which lectures
will be delivered. The party will
be composed Of college professors
and potato growers.
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-04-02
Ii IN O f 1t.

II you use building paper, you will
lose II per cent more heat through
your walls than il you use Linofelt
construction. This saving Of fuel will
soon pay for the slight extra cost OF
Linofclt. to say nothing Of your com.
fort in summer. for Linofclt keeps
out the heat in summer and keeps il
in in winter.
These statements arc based on
scientific tests Of Linofelt made by
the Starr Engineering Company.
Hudson Terminal Building, New York
City. We will gladly send copy Of
these tests upon request.
Linofclt adds lcss than l pcr cent
u the cost Of your housc when you
arc building, and more than 70 per
cent to its comfort and value when
you arc living in It.
E B. LUNBECK, Local Agent
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-04-02

John Britton one Of the COM
missioners Of Sagunche county re-
turned from Denver Friday morn-
ing. He Is at work on plans for .
new modern court house 10 be
erected at Saguache.
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-04-02

Il. T. Perkins. who has been In
Del Norte the past year, has
moved back to Monte Vista.
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-04-02
EASTER CANTATA

Sunday evening a beautiful
Easter cantata was given at the
Christian church, each church
choir Of town joining in it's
rendition.
The seating capacity Of the
church was inadequate TO aooomo.
date all who wished TO hear the
oantata, and many were turned
away.
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-04-02

Over three hundred attended the
"Love Feast" at the Presbyterian
church Wednesday night, and
spent q most enjoyable evening.
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-04-02

NOTICE-Bids for street sprink.
ling for six months will be re-.
oeived by the Town Board up TO
April Z.
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-04-02

Tuesday, March 20, to Mr.. and
Mrs. +. J. Dabney, a boy.
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-04-02

Mr.. Baker, Of Chicago, brother
IN law Of DR.. Chapman, arrived in
town last Saturday on his annual
visit 10 Monte Vista.
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-04-02

Read Fassetts ad on the last page OF
this paper. 1t will tell you about our
Housefurnishings. You will see that we
have a pretty complete stock.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-12-15
b0NOTRUSTEES
FILE REPORTS
WITH COUNCIL
PRESENTS SOLUTION OF OWL
LIERS STREET SEWER OUTLET
AND URGES REPAIR OF THE
sAME-PREsENTS REPORT ON
BOND SALE.

One of the matters before last
nights session of the city council was
the report of the board of bond trus-
tees of the city. F. F. Bingham, a
member Of the board, in the absence
of the chairman, John A. Merritt, pre-
sented the reports. In the report So
luton of the DeVilliers street sewer
outlet trouble, which has long formed
a perplexing problem to the city, was
suggested. 1t is based on The opinion
Of Leonard Metcalf, an expert of Bos-
ton, Mass, who recently went over
the sewer with a view of suggesting
a remedy.
This report, together with an added
one recommending the repair of the
same outlet, was recommended to the
board Of public works for execution,
while the report on the sale of bonds
was fled.
The reports, which are self-explaua-
tory, are as follows:
Solution Of Problem.
Pensacola, Fla, Dec. Is, 1910.
To the President and City Council,
Pensacola
Gentlemen: With reference to the
DeVilliers street sewer outlet, our
board advises that it has been giving
consideration to the matter OF assum.
ing charge of and correcting the de.
ficiencies that appeared to be in same,
which course has been suggested to
us and favored by some members of
the council, who felt that We could
probably best handle the matter
especially if, as was feared, it should
be found necessary to re-pian and re.
! build the entire outlet.
Under these circumstances We ask.
ed Mr.. Alba H. Warren, Of the Pensa-
| cola Electric Company, while on his
vacation, to discuss the matter with
the engineering firm of Metcalf &
| Eddy of Boston, whom he had preyi
ously mentioned to us as eminent spec.
ialists in sewer engineering. Nj
Warren learned that Mr.. Leonard Met
calf, of the firm mentioned, was in
east Flroida, and we asked Mr.. Met
calf to visit Pensacola on his way
north. This he did, arriving TIL, 5
Gs, last on the noon train and Ieay.
ing that night on the 10 oc.o,s
train.
During this time he examined the
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-12-15
ARE
At MUSCOGEE
THIS MORNING
BILLED TO SPEAK At THAT
PLACE At 10 o'cLocK-cUEsTs
OF MAGNOLIA FARM MANAGE
MENT FOR sREAKFAsT-Es-
GAMBIA COUNTY SERIES CLOS
Ed.

The series Of meetings conducted
by agricultural experts from the Flo
ida University in Escambia county
this week will be brought to a close
with a meeting at Muscogee today at
10 O'Clock. Meetings were held at
Century and Cottage Hill yesterday.
The night was spent by the party at
Muscogee and this morning the mem
bers will be the guests of the manage
ment Of the Magnolia Farms at break
fast.
Yesterdays meetings were highly
successful and. like the previous
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-12-15
CIRCUIT COURT
SPENT THE DAY
ON ONE CASE
TRIAL OF SUIT OF e. s. AND r. W.
PARISH VS.. THE AMERICAN Ma
TiONAl BANK CONSUMED DAY
AND IS VET UNFINISHED.

The trial of one case again consum
ed the entire day of the circuit court
yesterday. 1t was that of E. S. and r.
w. Parish VS.. the American National
bank. 1t was not completed last night
and with the completion of the TAX
ing of evidence court was adjourned
until this morning. The arguments
Of counsel will then be made and
Judge Wolfe will deliver his charge ia
the jury.
The case is one In which the plain.
tiffs seek the recovery of $500 In al
legged damages to their credit, caused
by the defendant company refusing to
honor a draft of the defendants.
Two cases are on the docket for
trial today. They are those Of H. N
Wood VS.. George Bennett and Stall
maker vs. the City OF Pensacola.
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plans In connection with the Devil
liers street sewer outlet and system
generally, also as vet as he co., d
the outlet and Main street catch ba-
sin.
10 "under-Loaded."
He then gave US a verbal opinion
to the effect that the problem appear
ed to him to be very simple one:
that it was simply a case of an under
loaded outlet. He stated that with
full data as to the number of house
connections and number and capacity
of automatic flush tanks, together
with data as to the flow through the
mains at given points (the difference
between which figures would be the
ground seepage), it would be possible
for him, or probably our local engi-
neers, to figure out just how much the
flow should be increased to af'
ford the necessary scouring-out We
locity through the outlet.
We admit that we are not prepared
to unreservedly accept Mr.. Metcalf's
opinion, for the reason, however, that
it seems almost too good to be true.
IN support of Mr.. Metcalf's opinion,
we find that there are only about 500
against about 1000 house connections
on the Ninth avenue sewer, which
latter sewer outlet has always worked
satisfactorily. Mr.. Metc!af further
stated that the general plan Of these
outlets was the same as numerous
outlets, under practically the same
conditions, all along the Atlantic
coast, and that this plan was the
oh h1n that "a
knew of.
Pond Connections.
AS the head of this sewer system
runs to the Butcher Pen Pond, we
would suggest that the pond be con.
nected again with the sewer, through
gate valve SO that the now can De
increased or decreased, great caution
being used TO prevent sand going into
the sewer, and try Mr.. Metcalf's the
DRY until it is either proved or dis
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TERSELY TOLD.
$500 REWARD.
CEREALS.
08n v1AaDss. Quaker. Per pkg

TNs Journal viii pay $500 reward Tor
evidence sufficient TO convict any boy or
oersoo found stealing subseribsrs' papers
aStee ooilvsr~ ~ came BY carrier.
William W. Day. forest ranger from
the Harper station Of the Ocala ma
t1onal forest. was In the city yester-
Gay with Mrs. Day and child en- route
70 Chipley, to spend a brief vacation.
y. 8. Williams, Of Jacksonville, was
IN the city yesterday and will probably
spend today here. Mr.. Williams says
that ". A. Blount's candidacy for the
United States senate Is attracting a
great deal Of attention in East Flor.
la and that the prospects are very
flatterins to Mr.. Blount- Mr.. Williams
believes that Blount is getting strong.
er every day.
b. H. Burton. formerly Of Pensacola,
but now Of Taylor county, where he
has charge Of large commis3ary
ousinsss, II in the city for few days
visiting his daughters.
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LOOK! MONEY!

IF YOU viii pay us IS or moro each
month. according to the amount Of the
loan. we will lend you money at straight
per cent. interest to buy lot and
build house according to your own
plan, anywhere in the city or southern
states You can pay US back In MONTH,
or yearly payments that arc smaller than
rent II you ever expect to own Q home
now 10 the time.
Our Mr.. r. Fl. Upjohn VIII make per
manent headquarters in Pensacola. there
fore address him, General Delivery, Pen
sacola, Fla.
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MEATS.

Dry Salt Sides. per lb .........--....19
Bacon, Wrapped. per lb .......:...... 1e
Hams. Swift's Premium, per Id 90. e
Hams. Diamond c. per lb............ Fl
Hams Picnic per 10 ................ IS
Olives, Libby's) Plain ............. 70
Okra (Evaporated) .................. %
okra and Tomatoes. No. can. per
Oysters. No. i can SC. or for $500. Is
Oil, per gal ............ I
olive Oil Plasnoil>. pts ............ 90
Olive Oil. Plagniol. Quarts .......... SO
olives. Is OF bottles ..................S5
Wesson i Cooking on, z ID can 80. 50
Peaches. Regina Brand. Lemon Cling,
Peaches soi = '1 Horse Head Brand, No. y
Peaches. Maiden Brand. Table. No
Peaches Crimson King. yellow, Free.
po Table No nsr can ian MOL. :'..... g
Potatoes Sweet, per PIX 800. Ask Prle
Pumpkins. Van Camp. No. 3 can 80. os
Pineapple Cubes, No. can ......... 90
Pineapple Sliced, No. can (Nunsen) -.
PinesppIe s'' Southern Cross Brand. 60
Pineapple. IS scholis s' Cocktail. No. ~
Preserves, tGoodwin's Best) :....... "a
Preserves. Queen City, ..............1o
Preserves. L. c. p. Brand. Glucose
o. and Apples. per 3or minimum. 70
Peas. (ca1) Dry, per lib ............. os
Peas. Van Camps Early June, No.
Peas. Ajax. Early June; No. Z can :: % %
Peas. Ga Abe Petit Pois. Nc No cam: Is
Peas. Faultless. Petit Pots. No. can 10
Peas. Lake Erie. Z. j. No. can -: :' Is
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-12-15

Coffee. Santos, Ia Id pkg ....-..... log
Coffee. Golden Rio, Gulf City. lib pkg 19c
Coffee, Is to /, Gulf City, 1-2 ID pkg Toe
Coffee, Peaberry, per Id ............. nc
Coffee. Java Blend, without Chick
DRY, ID pkg ..-................. CSC
Green Rio, per 10 ......--............ 15c
Cocoanut, Brazil, per pkg ......... O5o
Cocoa, Nelson, 1-5 ID cans .......... o9c
Cocoa, Bakers, 1-2 lb cans ........ 23c
Cottolene. Alb bkts ........-...... Sac
Cottolene, 10 lb bkts ........... $1.o8
Charcoal, Ia blu sacks .......-...... Toe
Corn. Little Chick. No. 2 can ........ csc
Corn, Blue Label. No. 2 can ........ lac
Clothes Lines, per roll .............. O4c
Cherries. Red Fitted. Faultless Brand,
fancy quality, No. can .......... 2sc
Cherries, Red Pitted, Flag Brand,
finest quality, No. can ... 2sc
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-12-15

Examine the used pianos
at reduced prices for this
week. Biggest bargain ever
offered. Free tuning, stool,
scarf and music. The Clutter
Music House.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-12-15

Chow Chow. Cross & Blackwell. per-.
bottle Observation-Disclosures. SIC
Chow Chow. Cross & Blackwell, per
small bottle .-.....- Soc
Plain, OF. Pickles, Hyman's. per
bottle Observation-Disclosures. Csc
Dill. in bulk. s for Observation-Disclosures. Csc
Sour in bulk, (Cucumbers) for. %. Csc
Sweet, In bulk. mixed, per at ........ Csc
Rice. Head, per Ib ..........-....... O6c
Rice. Fancy Japan. per ID ............ Csc
Sausage, Vienna Style, No. 1 can go. 1oc
Spaghetti, IL 10 pkg. sc, 2 for 49,. oec
Spaghetti and Cheese. No. 2 can. Ital-
ian style .................... t4c
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-12-15
SYRUP.

Aaga u Gal NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 35c
Alaga, Gal ................. CSC
Car-WI-Co y Gal .................. 33c
Car-Wi-Co. ! Gal NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ooc
Peacock Brand. 2h Id cans .......... 1ec
Ingiestde. 21a lb cans ................ 1ec
Alaga. 2 lb cans. 13c, 2 for .......... Csc
Alaga. 1-2 Id cans .............-.. 1oc
LaBelle. (Comp.) No. 2 can .......... oec
Karo Corn Syrup. 2lb cans, per can. o9c
Karo Corn Syrup. s ID cans. per can. .21c
Salt. ID package, per pkg .......... Ode
Salt, Coarse. Slb for ................ csc
Strawberries. for Pies. No. can. CSC
Salmon ArKo NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 49,.
Salmon. Violet Columbia River:..... zoe
Salmon, Dixie NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10c
Starch. Pearl. per Id ................ Csc
Starch. Ceiluloid. per pkg ............ Csc
Starch. Corn, 1 Id pkg .............. o8c
Shrimp, No. 1 can 13c, 2 for ......... CSC
Sardines. Game Cock (Mus) per can 09c
Sardines. Lagard's Brand. Ump.)
with Tomatoes NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Toe
Sardines. Orion Brand. t1mp.) smoked
in Olive OIL, per can .............. lac
Sardines. American, in OIL. for 25c
Gallet Brand .Impcrted) tn peanut oil
SIZE s 3 Po1,s !er Enameiine. Per can sc
Sugar Standard GranulateG, IS lbs. $f.oo
Sugar, Loaf, per lib 800. ......... osc
Sugar, Puiver1zed. uer 10 ............ Oec
Sugar, T. C., Is lbs for ............1.0G
soda. Arm & Hammer. IL OF pkg 49,. csc
Soda, Sal, per ID ....................o eo
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WILL DECIDE SUIT FOR
1AIoWIN'S MILLIONS

Los Angeles, CAL, Dec. 14.-The jury
was completed late yesterday that
will decide the rights of Miss Anita
Baldwin Turnbull, the seventeen-year-
old daughter of Mrs Lillian Ashley
Turnbull, in the suit instituted to OBJ
tain two-ninths Of the 100000
estate Of e. ]. (Lucky) Baldwin.
The taking Of evidence commenced
this afternoon.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-12-15
SAW MILL BURNED.

Shreveport, La. Dec. 1.-THE saw
mill of the Porter-Wadley Lumber
Company at Cotton Valley, Webster
parish, Louisiana, was destroyed by
fire last night. Loss 100000, insur-
ance $4,000. Origin Of the fire not
yet known.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-12-15
TEAS.

Tea, Heno. Is, Ia. 1-2 Id pkgs. per
Tea, Tetley's Ia lib and 1-2 ID pkgs.
per pkg, 1oc and ......... zoe
Tea, oyama. per pkg, SC and ........ Zoe
Tea, Mixed (Loose), per lb .......... 4oc
Tomatoes. No. Clipper Brand, osc.
or cans for ..................-... 2sc
Tomatoes. Clipper Brand. No. can,
each ....-.......... o7c
Tomato pulp No. I, per can.......... 04c
Tomato Paste, rer can ............. O4c
T-ipe. Morris Brand. per can ........ 1ec
Tongue, l-2 Id cans, per car ........ 1sc
To1Cue, / Id cans. per can .. 3cc
Vinegar. Dbl, per gal ............-... Csc
vinega-. Elko Brand. 1 gal. contain
erE. pure apple cider .............. SOC
Vinegar, Elk Brand, l qt bottle.
pure apple ci6ar ............. 23c
Vinegar La.oocc Brand per bottle .. soc
Wash Boards. Erass Junior. each 80. &c
Wash Boards. Erase King ......y-. &c
Yeast. Magic. per pkg ............. U.s.
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Purchasers Of Public Doc
urnents will be saved much
trouble in renting for same
by purchasing Coupons, sold
in sets of twenty, 81 per set.
To be: had by addressing "Su-
perintendent of Documents,
Govt. Printing Office"
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SOAPS.
SECURING.
Spices.

Or xSE0.
Allsptce, ground, per pkg &C or tvs
Cloves, ground, per pkg &C or two for O
Cinnamon, ground. per pkg &C or two
Iof
Cinnamon. While. per pkg &c. for :. O
Ginger, Ground, per pkg &c. 2 for 80. 4
Ginger. Whole, per pkg &c. for 90. 0
Red Pepper. ground, per pkg &c or
two for o
File for Gumbo. ground. per pkg &c or
l"O ioA
Mace. ground, per pkg &c. or two for O
Poultry Seasoning, per bottle ........
Picking Spices. pc prks &c, 2 for -.
Cream OF Tartar. ground, per pkg sc. :
Thyme. ground, per pkg &c or two for 0
Pepper, ground, per ID ..............
Pepper. Black, ground, per Id ........
Cloves. grain per ID .-....-.-..-......
Alspice. grain per Id ................
Nutmegs for
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-12-15

When we we're engaged, you said l
was an angel. and now you refuse me
new dress" well, my dear. do an
gels wear dresses ?"-Pele Mele.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-12-15
FRUITS (Fresh.)

Lemons. per dozen. extra fine ...... Is
Grapes. Mala, per peck ......--....-. z
Apples. York Imperial per peck ..... 90
Oranges, per dozen .................. 80