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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-17
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
IMPROVED AND UNIMPRovEp
SOME MORE or A. nIcHTER's SNAPS.

SOME MORE or A. HIcHTER's SNAPS.
$500 cash. balance easy monthly pay
ments. riil huy a splendid broom mod
ern. shinEle bungalow on state St One
nan acre Of ground. all fenced. nicely
graded ;Or "a rdcn: chicken house 10 ac-
commodate 500 chickens: co0 Imported
chickens; flowing well pped into the
house: electric lights and cemcntcd eel
lar. Monthly payments TO suit the pur-
chaser. Price $3.50.
$3.50 cash. balance monthly payments,
will buy = dandy t-rooru cottage. con-
nected with sewer. toilet hot and cold
water, and electric lights In the house.
Room for bath room. Location near Eth
south and End and =rd West Price
$500 cash. balance like rent. for the
room modern. two-story frame house.
clsss condition. Located on End ave.
near M st Sewer. sidewalks and paw
ing ali paid in fun. Price $500.
1900 cash. the balance on time. for
5xl0 rods. and an old frame house. on
ST. near ith ave. Lot covered with
fine shade and fruit trees Price $3.50
$500 cash; balance s35 per month. will
furnace heat. Lot 3IXlio feet. near sth
South and 9th East Price $4,000.
$500 cash and 500 per month lnclud
ing interest. will buy an eight-roon,
two. story, white pressed brick residence
az NO. 233 South Sth Ease. Tho house
is IN frst-clsss condition. Has been
renting up TO two months ago for $40
per month A well-built property. Sewer.
sidewalk and all special assessments paid
in full VIII sell for $500
II you arc looking for an eight or ten
room modern residence In the best resi-
dence district In salt Lake City. have
from s6500 TO 5000 Located ON Brig
ham st, LIST. md and Ord avenues we
are headquarters for modern homes.
a. RICHTER. 30 MAIN ST. Phone sci.
hl6sC
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FURRIERS
FURs AND TAxIDERMIsTs

WE DO EVERYTHING IN THE FUR
and taXiderniat line. We carry COM
plete line OF manufactured goods. Clean
Ing. repairing re-dyeing and reniodeliny
al cut rates. 33 years In Salt Lake. X.
Stencil Fur Co.. 81 Z. 5rd South. g2oes
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MR. WAGE EARNER
DO YOU REALIZE

what financial help a few chickens
would he TO you and your famiiy7 Fresh
eggs bring 30 10 80 cents per DOZEN There
Sc big profit in poultry. Home5ite Addi
ton lots are deep and allow you plenty OF
room for chickens as well as cosy home.
Two OF tho families living In Homes.ts
Addition arc raising thoroughbred chick
ems and making big money on a small
capital
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UNCLE SAM LOANS MONEY ON ANf-
thing OF value Cut rates 30 z. 1st
South. optps
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WE INVITE YOU

10 see Uomesite Addition Come In and
talk this matter over with lis. Show US
desire TO get started and We will help
you. Ten dollars viii start you on the
road to independence. Remember success
comes to those who strive opportunity
10 those who arc looking for II. This IL
your opportunity. Act today. tomorrow
never comes Let Us show YOU the nice
homes I'm HOMESITE ADDITION.
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THESE CHOICE LOTS

arc fenced OF in pairs with a nice sai-
Vanized iron fence. In front OF all lots In
a four-foot cement walk and Young shade
alley.
MIR. WAGE FARMER,
Mr.. RENT PAYER
START TO-DAY
20 own home OF your own. Instead OF
giving your landlord that SIS for n rent
receipt pay Il on homo for that good
wife OF yours.
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LADIES TAILoRs

s->,---,>c-, ;1;>r.: NJ, COATS
made hy Tceriink Bros. We guarantees
perfect fit: 4: low prices. s3' south, stn
East. Hyland 1o7s-J. s-sso
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HoMESITE AnnIrInw

Consists OF 20 acres OF the finest soil in
me city. II Is high. dry and level II you
aon : believe II go down and see u dur
ing this rainy season. The soil Is rich
black loan.
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DUCK SHOOTING.

HSSaGE r., YOUR HORSES AND RIGS
ehsnosa luck shoottng now. Farmers Ex-
So NaS, ft2s. g378<
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FOR sALE-sTocK RANCH.
FOR SALE OR TRADE
ABsTRAcTs-T1TLE INSURANCE

UTAH SAVINGS & TRUST COMPANY
furnish abstracts and title insurance:
n7ortgaging land titles. Capital $3.50. 900.
2S5 Main Gzs3s
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BIG BARGAIN.

One Of the finest farms In Holiday OF :
acres, excellent soil. Groom brick cot
tage. 9-room adobe. large barn and hay
shed, chicken coops and the water pipcd
10 the house and barn. An eNccllant street
frontage on the main county road. about
city blocks from the car line. About ?
acres In fine young bearing orchard. one
acre In grapes OF the choicest kind, half
acre III asparagus. Owner forced 10 sell
and VIII take $1,000 less than was offered
two weeks ago owing 10 financial diff
culties. Price $4,000. Terms arranged.
HOFFMAN BROS. L. & r. co.
- East First South St was. 20
l,of-s
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BANK, BAR AND OFFICE
FIXTURES

|RANLy c,S>>|~O0~>-~>~~-~~~-~
60. OFFICE BAR AND STORE
snnitres; special designs submitted on
4 cs csprn,,eution rn,,s household refrigerators
iaiia,,an hna pocket billiard ia hles. bowling
If,nwwse and supplies. Brunswick Bake
Ipbnsu Co. $50 To 100 South 4th West
-. '. ashtch 4O3. AinS6
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WELDING
LADIES' AND GENTS TAILOR

c. w. HULL. 2ss CONSTITUTION
building, opposite 2. c. M. j. Your own
material made up. hi3i
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BLOOD POISON REMEDY.

THE CAREY BLOOD POISON REM
edies cure blood poison. eczema. piles 81
long standing, sores. socesses. pimpiss,
West. Wasatch 19s1-W ssss<
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WALLPAPER CLEANING

HOME PAPER CLEANING co, BEST
work: experienced men; prices right
Office. Duyal's papor store d317s
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WE ARE oFFERINc

WE ARE OFFERING
thc remaining lots In this beautiful addi-
tion at acreage prices. Never before
nave you had an opportunity 10 secure
such choice building lots on our liberal
terms and prices
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-17

rs. 6 AND s-RoOM MOD BRICK
4houses. Inquire S23 East 2nd So. ST.
hl573
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VACUUM CLEANERS

ALL MAKES FOR SALE OR RENT:
Carpet cleaning done. c. u. Bates Elec-
trio Co. 32i Atlas Was 272i. e9s3
SANTO FOR SALE OR RENT, CLEAN
Ing. Electric cleaners S3I up Stewart
Geeson Co. 3s w, End South. E352S
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KEY FITTING

Gle CITING. LOCK WORK, BICY-
supply Co, Phone Bell 1928 o7sl
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MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE.
Rallors . Judge Lean & Trust Co.. ao9
South Main. oSSs
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ELEGANTLY FURNISHED 7RooN
modern house, close in. Hyland o61-J.
g30p6
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TWO-ROOM SUITES WITH STEAM |
heat, gas and g. L. free; very close In.
s. wk. or $50 mo. Phone Wasatch 1928.
h1l23 |
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-17

1siX-RooM HOUSE. MODERN. CLOSE
W. Apply D. A, Swan. 2o4 Dooly blk
hl20S
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FRITSCU. 2o1 -2o2 FELT BLDG.
5oxJ40 IT, 10 alley on 18th T.. near
Ord South .stT5O
BARGAINS for cash only.
50xi50 TO alley on State near Cleye-
lSilu ave huO
50xl40 on McClelland ave. and Sth
South ...................., $50
And others In all sections OF the city.
below value.
FRITSCH, 2o1-2o2 FELT BLDG.
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TAILOR MADE CORSETs

AgDC ..~~~~~>~>~~~~~~~~~~
nj; MANN: SPIRELLA CORSETS
l,nS ,ne0nl n0l oreok or rust: guaranteed Hy-
e.,u oosS-J. $50 East 7th South, p2i51
%Rs. NJ HAYES. sPTREIIA COpsTTs
W. year guarantee go w. ard No
--n ~ooV-J' hl0SS
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CLEANING AND DYEING

SALT LAKE CLEANING CO. 35i SO
State Ut. Phones $685.. m2S6'
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TYPEWRITERS
OSTEOPATHY

--~---~~-----~--~~~~~~-~~~
DR. CLAUDE RIDDLE, OSTEOPATH
physician and surgeon; suite 2lo kearns
bldg. Hours To ., S294I
DIR G. A GAMBLE SOS M'INTyRE
bldg Hours. 20 20 y and TO 4. Wa
satch 1881. G.TOS
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FOR RENT
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS

MODERN ROOMS, FOR H. X, GAS |
range. rent very reasonable: I2 Ken |
dali terrace 4th and 5th So. off w. Tenn.
pie. 1880 |
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-01
$500. 100000 FOR
PENSIONS ALONE
sho~t session 81 Congress- Which
Opens Monday, Must Appropriats
Taia Sun.

vuahinRton Nov. 70 -Apprupria-
tionH 20 nearly 1coa. 900 600 for pen
Firna to veterans - Amsrican wars
gill be necessary 90 ne Hhort session
81 congress that saua Monday. The
unusual rum. snr~co.1E All apprnprts-
tIons - former years wfH BE- neoss-
cary fo make up q ferrit ~ nea1 ~
$50 zoe 900 resuifinE from the Increase
~ pensions rv the Sherwood hu last
winter ana the nrupurttouat~ increase
0f ne Frne~al pensions authorized b.
This art
Estimates ~ r1enherH - nonEreaa
made sofn Indicates tHaf fns rusrlfa r.
tension rNI probably wiU carr about
SITS coo 0on ThIE iu Itself UfH ha g.
record breaking total a. the Sherwood
fav materially lurreaarf macy pen
FIeua 90 Has noe yet been determined
ahefh~r the tannit 81 approximately
SO. Gee 600 uuI Pc Ahded 90 taa reg
MAR appropriation hN1 or rHt into
some other measure. Tire pension HH-
reau haH enough money AR ere pre-
emf. huf win run short between March
and Ju.F 81 when the Bsw nsrI
scar haFiuss unless Sc gets fhe extra
fe0 1nt 600
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-01
BEAST
At NESCOPECK
ANIMAL WITH LONG NAILS AND
HAIR KILLS ELEVEN DOGS ~
ONE NtcHT-Pios DtE TOO
PEOPLE STICK TO THEIR
HOMES.

Nesccpocs. Pa. Nov s8.=smau Won
der 70 - &C. TIE Neae1noek residents
ere a'a1fna rtosa home niEhtz. small
wonder that ne vouths % Berwfca
ere uo longer calling ln the Neacoperk
maidena. and that ggesuouing a. dis
r.puu.nF the Neanopeck ehildrsu has
been s.mpudrd % the mere remarE.
The animal VII SCI Eou n youre not
Eaof~
For we.ks noe Nsscopeck residents
have been In the throoa ~ deep
.otrd fsar-a fear wel founded. and
enc based upon ths meandarInEs %
en- aniual nat yet bears no naus but
which hns ben declared to D. evcry
tflnE from a wfld duN Or a bear GO 81
traordinary sias rbat if exists there's
no Doubt hut ~ student % natural
history has Tsf cums sualaenuy close
20 a. % give ~ SEE prgper mama
fu wanderinEa GA The vicinity ~
Ne@copeck 80 urfleh b. rs apparently
confined tt-.if datas back several
weeks. when. IN one nirht. eleven ~
the aneat foEs in Nascopsok were
killed Frum yard Co yard If went.
and tha nisbf uas made hldeBus with
the pitifl horwilrEu ~ dogs from one
end ~ the bos-uuEh 70 N. other The
ul,is populauon toined in q hunt. Bat
al thay found wsre re uaanHied bodies
~ the aogs frtEh1uuY thawsd 90. and
The prints o. snme HtrnnEe animal
paws Since then from time o. time.
aog affsr doE haa been nlisd. and
morning amdn TEEN horribly uaanHled.
Howard Peifsr. ~ Nssooperk. r. ono
~ ths residants % ne fsar-sfrf~lgen
Returuing wifh his wife and child RON
ne9wick. he noticed their dng sudden
~ put its taN between 80 legs and
heriu 90 whina uitsouniH. and . mo-
u.ent LATER there Appeared an animal
hat hooked aunawhaf Ike an tusrneuss
anE. wih nails - long trey could 10
seen even tn tno uncertain Hght Tta
Hng hair vac unlike taat ~ 4 doe
and - features wore diTerent n cir
LID around them. drawing closer AL
ere time. but MAILING no attempt 90
attack their. even though o. carna al
most within reach ~ PETERS foot
Thu trarx walker between wascru@rk
and Wapwuiiupsn Hrsd a. ft several
times the ufher night a. 81 closely ap-
proa cred him. and came within rance
~ he lantern. De dsciarss o. b. BLACK
WIN - N'H.E# N".H#..# NH.N #fN| inc HNNH
Hf arEs doE phvsicIaus DRIVING
through IRE count late az nigh and
re- a cornrnau rVprr,rnnn r. have their
horses start suddenly. and to Their So
q large form disappear into ne woods
There are those Who declare tnat IL IL
nous othsr than this strange animal
that is responsible Tor tha death 81
pizs found On ne South side wfth
heads chrwed on and uthvFsrtso nan
Efed
Whhtgver tha animal. there's no
question bra that 81 has tsrroriHed that
locality ~ ft has not been since the
8Hts - ire oaFiy settlers when en-.
Indians came up over the Carbon
county iran. and. killing a. they came.
fucidantailv rave the settlement ere
nnua ne borough to-day bears and
witch onumss wondarmeuf upun tha
part ~ TIE stranger ia this region ~
Ird'aa names
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-01
EAST. ST. LOUIS
IN BANKRUPTCY
THoUoE BUSINESS Is eooo r4E
MUNICIPALITY rs m GAO SHAPE
FlNANcIALLY-BANKs REFUSE
TO HONOR WARRANTS PAID TO
CrY employees.

EaEt S. Louis ia Nov so -Thr
municipality o. East g. Louis ~ bank
rupl Banks refuse t1 nuuHr uarraafe
paid fn ulg employs Hrd sH"H refa.
fHriahmeru a. ere sH ar.erfinE
f"rw take them Hf o. cents Hu frH
ep.lar The city has population ~
CT. 1HH
FHH -.fy'a rrn8ifiou Waa revealed tr
ere announcement ~ E ~ Kearhaer.
Ur. o. g.. Falrhro her and Maurice n
Joyce that tAey had withdraw from
TIE bond ~ cry Trerrrrer Frrd Or.
rula. ar beschrsr la rIer- president
~ fhe Eniou Trust and Sarfnru bank
The business establishments % - RI
- Louis are IN E9ad condition" BE-
said. "huf The rfty iH plainly bankrupt
That - way : had 90 ~ on tha bond
~ Treasurer geroId who has been *
uselonE friend
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SAYS COPPER AND IRON
sUlPHlTEs ONLY ARE FOUND

View YorE Sow 90 C5rrsr ard
iron sHf1rIfrH usrr tre arIT Ures
found .r fosg ar ave places where enc
TenaEar1I -C1ra1t mines COMPANY bad
Hesn Uurklrn In 1909 tcrrrdirE t0 fha
testimony today CO Fretsrirk U. Nor
les. mintnE enUnesr ~ Denver. a.
Jhs trial az JuIian Fawthorna Josiah
Quincy End others far alleE-i naat-
uIsrt use ~ ISH malls iB pram1uuE
mining stocks.
AZ Cobalt however faF witness
FaIF. large quantities % native silver
eaans8fed .n pink cafeits had hoeu
fgund Hs vas r1t allowed O. test
~ whafhsF there Wa an E.dan-e ar
rrmaramf ~ ore eum which raII-
Ions df dollars m.shf 30 realized
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TRAMMELL IN
WASHINGTON
GENERAL WILL AZ
PEAR BEFORE SUPREME COURT
TO ARGUE cAsE or STATE vs..
PULLMAN COMPANY.

Tallahassee. Eoy. Attorney Gen -
erar Tnmmsu Irrf FRIDAY Tor Wash
Hrfou. where BE- E1es Oh represent The
state iu fhs raar ~ lha State nf FLOR
IA Sc Tire Pullman company The
rHEs - Fat Tor hearing Tuesday IN ths
United STATES supreme court and Mr.
Trnmmau wiu arEls me states side
before that tribunal The case = one
ir which ths Pullman Company e. re-
sisting me payment az che license tav
levied ~ ths state ~ Florida OF their
Pullman cars speralinE ln this stale
ksEivinE day here was rriFu
M cold hlt me night before was the
raw~at weafh.r 10 the year furry
~ suoU came dowu absut midnixht
buf % had melted ard then frlHen 90
fer ~ muruinE
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-01

UH. Anything Uin a. Poe me. Harfie.
IE arm remembered that Ia an . care
aHHUf" hut there was uiElfuI err
erosion in the face and TIE tone that
HH nnf escape ran
'whr a. you always wear black.
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GRANDMA'S CHRISTMAS

.vvasf Trial r. - 60 b limited 10
urrh & small amount Of munav az
UhrIHtn1nHt Hura 2 am with just
COLLAR Hu and EuthinE bought fur
grandma yet"
Tes Fas &c b unpleasant boz n
aH Iha rest ~ ere presents ere
bought fHr FandmA you need not
worry fFr rrFthfnr riruHrE nor. y
EN- FH.rF f5 rfvs har that black caps.
have worn De- nut rav times and
a#a newer HoeH anywhere except Co.
church.. .H 81 % H HftIa Gus Hf date
Is. #He HII know fE"
THAT'S 90 ana r1me fo think %
fNn slipper auuKHf Cor Nttln
George were COO small faT him and
HH about Nf rrtndma. sa shes pro-
..HrI .Hr end 3 Han Hrr Ihat dollar 90
..#I advantage eiaauhere"
won rfrH make Ha tired fn uur
o. uHIIv. hnFTh.ur HIf 31 Coz rand-
mH uI merely because anything
r.HHHeH nar Fou. ne'tnar 81 ruu. un-
fHrH.HnH fhHf rHa iH fn1 polite t1 do
otherwise .han seem blessed aE whaf
s F.Han naF So wonfeF atH never
seen sHyHarre. anen she has % wear
EuHr suf 81 Date garments ard Slip
Hrrn chat Eapuen fU 20 too small far
lha School Soy wHI go for christ
mas nfaaenf t1 Der suppose n hey
ere fsa largo ahe ran stuff - toes
HfE cotton muaf sincerely wish
thar sou Hrra both treated 81 rou
traat dear H.f ua1dm1fher. and The
aHET Young man slammed ire door
81 be- went fa the FHandulnfnHr p
rnrrr
rfIfHo. ErHufua. busy a. asafr7
"TuHf r. Htta mendInF for taa FfFis
dear Tnar are 81 huFT WITH their
CHRISTMAS projects"
Uranfraa rnom wns InrRs. aun
81 south raun uth hav window iu
e..rh buns a Sided rAEr. tha home
RI yellow canary who Hfed ere
room aI.H hIH re'naious HrrirH Tha
uinHaw was fNHf HIfh hfrnminE e..
rfriuna ana ether 1If faahioued
rInnfn hanrina haskefa I'm which
rfra Germany w. WanferinE Jew
naf mFffIn IRE room uaa furnished
ulfh enc "a ume furniture thaf has
Ieen discarded HF t1r veunE faiEE
because fhnN wwre Old style. rut De-
eas frrr fn rrHnfma.a heart frr H
tFnr Ha#HrtHfff wIfh hHr husband and
0hndraH Tire bureau with three large
Hraufra neIHa and e fut.rIe roe ~
small ones 1n each side ~ fhe marble
fan hal been a. FIr from har husband
|he Iarna FurkinH chair In which tha
Fables md been rocked e. sleep. the
hiarb walnut center table with apin-
a. legs. on tFIa table rested thH riE
uIun e. which uaH srs family rnr1ff
tfa Plush covered album cdmfnInfnE
fHH nlf time pictures rf friends and
relatives inuE since departed for FAR.
fr aufHs b bright rainred raR carpet
covered fha floor and a Franklin
stowe .n Which r woud fire vas burn
HN brightly completed ere furniture
n ere rnnm.
uar HrruHhf fhr rfarI AMI PLACED f
~ srsnHmaH feaL then gently draw
HH fhr meHtinR nom her hands ~
90 down and putting Dts head In hsI
IHn r1fd This ~ hf ~ heaven.
Grandma. and v1u are az angel
rHn silver haired lazy frssd with
UHr .uru Har and smiled into tire
hlue eyes "r ann glad you Hke 70
como hrre Dan. your visits are always
welcome"
.'Grsudma what d you want s1r
shrFfman
a WlsTFut EXPRESSION
.UH. anything ufU a. fsr me. Hallfie
81. am remembered that Ia au care
anHUf. hut there vas uiatfuI err
erosion in the face and TIE tone that
HIH nnf escape nun.
WAY a. you always wear black
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LETTER SENT rnRoUoH TIE
MAILS WITH 81 ATTACHED

D~niron. ~rraa Nov So letter
wlth al buI attached 10 ths outside
~ ffa enNalope waa received vnHfer
day ~ a patron ~ tNe bentTHn poet
Hfnrs from T a. Prank ~ whites
born Terna Prank stated in fh~ let
Ger that be wss sending the money en-
that say heoanHa 30 VS. sure that
Uncle sam wAH honest
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-01

New shipment of Furs and
Long Coats for Ladies and
Misses just received. at Mrs.
Nordstrom's Millinery, No.
III East Intendeneia St. Also
orders taken for Coat Suits
at factory prices.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-01

rrnntma- Yea are not wearing
mnurnuE are vou
''',o. 9 am nuf IN mournlnW. dear.
Your grandfather dId not approve or
ffn wearing uf muuru.uE and used t1
sIg. thHf ONE could sorrow without
telling me world about o. end De-
thought 10 Raa not consistent f1r "a
Christian e. a. In sloomv attire when
Cod called fHrIr dear ones O. liim.
aaH 3 fhnushI 40 toe. end rou know,
dear 2 always wanted to pieaHe your
rrHndfHthfr"
aHut grandma. wins 40 you wsar
black mosf 20 me time
THE gentle cfa ady hesifafed a mo-
mrUf arI then said Black is more
economical end vou know must he
saving
aBuf rurIs Charlie often sends you
money and Hr wants sou tB have nice
clothes fn wear
90 know. 8earte. hut there are o.
many places ts put the money where
SO bring more happiness tlan " 1
bought ciutheE with IL'
THAT evening Dan had p plain talk
Nfrh hiH sisters and told ham that G
rrHnfma vas nnI - generous win
her money that be- was very sure tnat
fHHT would have less to spend "ru
not asf you auFthinH about O.. your
fa0aa frn the story. hut 2 should fhiuk
tfat rol would be- ashamed FOR her o.
81 to church iu her shabby Eal menta.
while YOU are toEEcd up en- your m
erF. she tells me- she woarH black
hesaaHNa 40 iH more economical. She'll
Euf waaf shabby h.ark any more
on CHRISTMAS MORNING.
Christmas mor-anE The Aliens
hfuther End sisters. we're n me Din
ina rom waiting f1r grandma. who
soru entered eth her arms fun o.
AR 7 late f1r breakfust~
-Hreakfasf 10 tust ready. grandma.
Let's nat I'm anxious a. sre wha1
sauta has brought ma"
Just uks tha daar hoy thnt rou
ara YOU are BAT q hov Froun tai. 20
ruIILnE'y answered grandma
After thr breakfast Wa eater uan
lef grandma 20 ar rAsy chair bT the
crate ard said. we found that santa
bed been 80 very generous with vau
fhrf fhs packages had q, he hrpuRht
in basket" aHH ran placed e large
haazst Bn a chair within eaaF reach
Of Mrs. Allen
FirHf came RI Iarrs package from the
absent son. Charlie a ueaI rIliu cnaff
2 have wanted one for years the desr
by. ahr uurrnured
"Fan. In the pockets. grandma. may
be Won VII md uomatalug there"
a pocket boob with money in %
and note" ahr runa This money Ia
fa boz used Tor your Individual saif and
Tire Eiris viii heir you plan the npsnd-
ting ~ a."
Another paokaFe MARRIED -Frou'
vuur good f1r. u1thiuE DAN. certain
81 silver Frrr SIN dreas
Another long wished f1r Earweut
bot could y0u a0urf 90 DEAR
BETTER than 3 have afforded many
things not nearly 50 useful" replied
uar.
A cream ~0Iprrd slHs srarf from
ore ~ ire Eiffa. "a lace cnIIar from
the other, "a pair "a dainty slipper
and a box ~ embroidered handffer-
chiefs and a letter from me brother
end sisters t8 which thay thanked
her fHr the years ~ tender ~1rs abs
bad given them.
I'VE are noe able % put H Infd
words dear ErandmofErr our auura.
riatiur. but we wiH show uy oar act.
That ~ are not entirely selfish"
oh. my dears. my dears. nsver
thouNht you were selfish. Won have
always been rood 20 me-
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Evening journal., 1912-10-12
MIR. WALES In
WEST PULPIT

At West Presbyterian Church,
Eighth and Washington streets.
morning worship will be held to-
morrow at 1870 o'clock and a popular
gospel and praise service at 7.30
O'Clock IN the evening. The Rev
George Handy Waller, OF Philadel-
phia, will be the preacher. The sun
day school and adult Bible classes
will meet at 2 o'clock Mr.. Wales
will teach the mems class and the
parish helper teaches the women. The
Westminster WOmen's class will en-
tertain the mems class on Monday
evening. October IA, at O'Clock
The committee in charge has pre-
pared a most attractive evenings en-
tertainment
The musical numbers for tomor-
row are:
Morning prelude. "Medita-
tion,' Ryder; anthem, "Hark the
Song Of Jubilee" Springer; onertory
THE King OF Love-" Shelley; organ
postlude in Il, Ryder.
Evening Organ prelude, "Moder-
alto and Fugue," Kerns; anthem, "The
Radiant Morn has passed Away,
Woodward: solo. Close TO Thee
Briggs. Miss Edith Robb. oifertory
River of Life" Lacey. organ post
lude, Allegro in c." kerns.