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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-01-03
New Modern Home
Fine Location
7-RoomS

AT s7s8 Mason ST., have just com
pleted modern home. built by day
labor and constructed in compliance with
the new building laws OF Omaha. The
side walls up TO the window sllls are
brick veneer double floors throughout
and roof insulated against heat and cold
with flaSlinum and linofelt, shingle 10
first quality red cedar stained with
roof preventative; first finished in fumed
OAK except kitchen; second floor. white
enamel; polished oak floors throughout.
except Kitchen, which has vertical grain
yellow pine, and bath room tiled; large
living room with beamed ceiling arts &c
Navajo brick mantel. built-in bookcase
and window seat; dining room with pan
eled walls. plate rail and built-in buffet;
good-sized den leading off from dining
room through French doors: three good
sized bedrooms, with ample ventilation
This IL fine piece OF property, located
In one OF the best residence districts Of
Omaha and surrounded by native trees
We have set out some selected shrubbery
In fact. the property Is developed and
Is real home. Price. $3.50. on reason
able terms n desired Open today for in
speetien.
Fred w. Shotwell,
s54 Omaha NAT. Bank Bldg
Phones: Office, Doug. 1929; Res, IT. 6S59.S
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-01-03
Nebraska.
.lnnball Co. Gross, 2i01

NouPaohkas
SECTION Klmball Co. Gross. 2io1 Paul.
Here Is that ranch you have been look
Ing for and a chance to turn in your city
property.
ROSEBUD LAND COMPANY,
4l4 Barker Block, Omaha.
1,See-acre farm, alfalfa and stock ranch
at Sl2.5 per acre, all in a body; Just west
Of Valentine. Neb., in Cherry county; corn
ers In u good town on the g. & N. w.
II. II. This place has 8 houses on II and
! 2 of them are in town: there are wells,
windmills and double tanks; fenced off
In six different pastures; nice grove by
the houses in town. This place Is all
arranged with large barns, sheds and cor
rails; cuts plenty hay; 1000 acres finest
| farm land on this place; so acres now in
cultivation; the corn yields 70 bushels to
the acre; 20 acres rye that looks fine,
This Il where they are raising the high
priSed beef on the native grass; binder,
mowers. disc. plows and all hay and farm
machinery goes with the place; owner Is
retiring and will take good Omaha prop
erty and give time on $1,000 at per cent
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-01-03
REAL EsTATB-ACREAGE
FORTY ACRES.
A. F. SMITH co.
4o-ACRF FARM

f9sACRE FARM.
Q miles OF Council Bluffs. Good S-room
house, barn, 5 acres bearing grapes s
acres orchard, acres alfalfa: balance
all fine rich garden land, suitable for
any purpose; near graded school. Good
road to city. Worth the price OF s., 500
VIII divide ahd sell 20 acres with build
ing. 5000. Other 90 1900. Terms IL de-
sired. McGee Real Estate Co., los Pearl
ST.. Council Bluffs
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-01-03
FOR RENT


, Apartments and Flats.
ST. GEORGE apartments. located in Sc
one Groom suite for rent; heat; water
JsRitor service. Phone webster 1874
HOUSES-MO
6-r., 1888 Ohio. hot water heat. $50
b-r, 3lN Ninton, new bungalow, *22.0O
5-r. 2703 Fort, new bungalow, $S. 4
5-r, %20 Hamilton, Bemis Park, tS6.
ss-r., SsS2 Hewth9rne. Bemis P Park, $50 ,
e-r.. 1884 S. 18th, good cottage, $3.50
6-r., $500 N. 18th, good location, $22.60
Ger, 3129 Larimore. hit W.T.. ht., garage.s2S
Ter, SAG s. 18th Ave steam ht' close-in'
7-r., SOOs Chicago, hit. water heat. $s5.
Ter. 1902 Emmett, Kountze Place. garage,
SS5.
s-r.. sos Hickory. oak floors, $40
S-r.. 1910 s, 18th, Hanscom Park, -.
s-r., so N. sd, Bemis Park. hot water
ST.. 900 Emmett. beautiful home,
Kounte Place, $3.50.
10-r.. 1909 S. 10th, close in, SIS.
HOUSES MOD. EXCEPT F'URNAcA
5-r., 1920 Seward, nicely decorated, so. y
5-r., 1923 vinton. choice cottage, SIS.
6-r.. 2SS0 Maple, practically new. $50.
5-r., 2SSS Maple, nearly new, go.
S-r... 1871 M SlSh SON. snap snap sic w.
6-r., 519 Blonde, choice cottage. a6
ST., 42n Burdette, Clifton Hill, SIS
HOUSES-PART MoERN.
Ar, 1142 N. 10Th. close in. 81.
ar, 1915 N. S4th, water, gas 80.
5-r., 3O26 Evans. we'll water $13
5-r., Sl4 n. 18th. water. electric light,
toilet. SIS.
err, 1897 Corby, gas. water. toilet. sl5.
Ter, 1l22 N. 18th. gas. water. toilet, SIS.
FIAATS-NIODERN.
5-r.. 1905 Emmett. Kountze Place, gas
range, $3.50.
6-r.. 2S7 Davenport. close In; bungalow
style, new, $50
8-r.. 564 s. 9stht Ave, walking distanc,
choice flat, $3.50.
7-r, SO s, 10th, oak finish. close In, s42.5o.
ST., 2S10 California, hot water heat. 80.
FLATS-MODERN Elk. HEAT.
3-r., S0W Webster, nice and warm, 81.
or. e0sh N. Mst, close In. 5000
IF -I YOU " Are S coN fpS1Sf La; NOV
ING. call or send for our weekly printed
HASTINGS q HEYpEN. 1914 HARVEY
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-01-03

10 per cent down and 10 per
cent yearly. will buy you a
home In California. Our
Land In the Sacramento VAL
ley IL the equal of any in
the state for quality, ioca-
ton, railroad service and de-
strable neightb0rs. Price low
and on the above terms your
land wAn pay for itself. We
have tracts of all sizes; $50
secures you any tract until
you make inspection: money
back II any misrepresenta-
ton Is made in our litera-
turs. Only 800 acres will be
sold at present prices, and
above terms. Call or write to-
Gay; this is your opportunity.
Free literature.
w. T. SMITH CO.,
iii City Natl Bank Bldg,
OMAN A NEn
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-01-03
Dundee

$3.50 has been the asking price, and II
Is cheap at that. but want TO sell
quick, 4st3 Capitol Ave. the BEST
BUILT house in the DISTRICT for
the PRICE; 6 fine rooms. large
living room. with fireplace, fine
dining room with built-ln BUF-
FET, large pantry and a great
BIG TILED BATH You simply
CANNOT BEAT IT for the price.
We WANT OFFER, CASH OR
TERMS
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-01-03
REAL EsTATE-NoRTH SIDE

Only $3.50
We have a practically new house. with
Kitchen, pantry and rear entry on the
bath on the second floor: large 't cioss etr
4 good furnace: full basement: shades
Water. meter. etc. paved street, close to
monthly payments Sssi knes Ave, : ~"
Norris & Norris
go Bee B.dg. Tel. Douglas tlIo.'
$500 CASH
balance on easy payments, will make
you the owner OF an almost new l-room
cottage. modern except heat, cement
walks and basement: lot 6axiS0; located
near ssth and BOYD sts. Price only 81 Zoo.
G. g. CARLBERG
$40 Braadeis Theater Bldg.
FOR THE NAN OF
MODERATE MEANS
--$3, 250----
Buys broom bungalow. every EnoasFn
over i really sscrifioiss at tbs Price:
Park
GALLAGHER & NELSON,
p. tss2 ett Brandot. BLDG
VACANT LOT
a southeast corner Of sqrstoga and 10Th
sts city water; lot soSlE IT, Price ouly
G.. @. CARLBERG
a2 Brandeis Theater Bldg
HIGH-CLAsS KoUNTzE PLACE HOME
Do you want something extra good IN
new, we'll built. up-to-date s-reem
HOUSE? We arc fortunate In having Just
the home you are looking for. It's eN-
All good s,zp var ana we'll ARA nadS o' with
sleeping porch. extra toilet In baseHaeat.
tfne cement garage and numerous o.her
features added A reasonable payIReat
going back TO Illinois and wants TO sell
PAYNE INVESTMENT CO..
Douglas 1854. Ware Bleek.'
Modern Home
Close In-Easy Terms
ISL n. zst 81, large rooms, modern
but Furnace In excellent repair, Close
enough 70 town 80 that you can save car
fare. Price g., 400; $40 cash s25 month
honthly paynents inclpse interest.
HASTINffs q HEYDeN, 1914 Harvey st,s
NEAR OATH AND CUNNING
paved street, $4,000.
G. G.. CARLBERG
ai2 Brandefs Thester Bldg
FIVE ROOM COTTAGE
LOT 6oNfg7
ONLY slG0
At $3.50 blonde ST.. oGn block 10 end
Of Harvey car. and big bargain for
w. II. GATES
.6f7 Omaha Nat. Bank Bldg. ~. 12o4s
MUST have money quick. Will sell 81. coo
equity IN 7-room all modern home for
1856 cash; give YOU warranty deed; hal
ance mtg. tl,900 $40 No. 2sth Ave-
e--e-r. --1~----e-=-z-s9
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-01-03
REAL EsTArE--wEsr SIDE

FCR SALE-Nacant lots, located in saun-
ders a Hinebaughs addition 10 wei
nut Hiil, and also In Oklahoma addition.
botn IN Omaha These are desirable lots
and will be sold for much less than their
value as the owner Is a nonresident.
VIII sell separately or together as de-
sired For further particulars address,
j. 0. Harris & Son,
Ottawa. III. q
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-01-03

IMPROVED farms, $25 per acre. Alfalfa,
corn, cotton. Illinois CentT14 expert
mental farms show land very productive.
Splendid climate. q. p. Stebbtns, 1911
Chicago
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-01-03
REAL ESTATE LOANS


GARVlN BROS Loans; go sp ,s ~.
&C. CITY LOANS, c. q. Cariberg Co.
- u0-sl2 Brandeis Theater Bldg.
CITY property. LaTge loans a Specially.
w. *. Thomaa. 2S state Bank Bldg.
MONEY on hand for city and farm ioans.
X, w. Binder CITY Natl Bank Bldg.
SEE Us first II you want a farm loan.
United States Trust Co. Omaha Nsb.
REAL ESTATE
FARM a RANCH LANDS FOR SALE
Arkansas.
LITTLE River Valley lands rich and
cheap, on railroad. Sessions Co., Winth-
rop, Ark. %
FOR SALES acres fine, level land in
the heart of the Ozarks. 100 apple trees,
good improvements. John McGill, Sloan
SPRINGS, Ark.'
California.
CALIFORNIA.
Fer sale: In Tulare county, California,
farm of LILO acres, two miles from sta
road. Land Is all fenced and is level
Has been in grain, but soil is well suited
to alfalfa. and there is abundance OF
water. An excellent syndicate or sub
division proposition. Price Sl0e an acre,
x2e,OVV cash; balance may remain on mort
gase at per cent.
q. l.. PRENTISs,
Ills Title Insurance Bldg,
Los Angeles, Cal. q
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-01-03
FARMS FOR RENT

40 ACRES 2h miles from Ksdoka. So.
Oak. Jackson county; good for stock,
dairy and farming. Plenty water. key
to zoe aeFes more land years at -
cents per acre. VIII sell Oh time Tor
81 per acre. A. l.. Richards. Des Motnss,
lao.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-01-03

Beo Want Ads Are the Best Business
Read Daily by People In Search Of Ad-
vertissd Opportunities
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-01-03
FARMS WANTED

WANTED-To hear from owner OF good
farm or unimproved land for sale.
c.. buckingham, Houston, Tex
IF YOU have a farm for sale, write l..
r, Murray, Box 515. Macon, Ill.'
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-01-03

HAVE two unusual offerings in improved
farms at easy terms; one near Mime
apolls; soil best in state. Lee, 705 Lumber
Exchange Bldg, Minneapolis
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-01-03
!, D. Y, s: Sh he L: Co. J..

Ilouslas ool@ wal, SJSi, haT. l6t5.s
500 CASH, BALANCE MONTHLY.
We have several houses, modern and
partly modern. large and small, north
and south side. Why not be your own
landlordy Haven't you noticed that the
property owner seems 20 be better off
financially than yourselff Come In and
talk the matter over.
PAYNE INVESTMENT Co,
Douglas lisL Ware Blocks
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-01-03
Reid Club

Two OF the BEST REAL BAR
GAINS in this up-to-dete residence
SECTION; ONE an EAST front
beautiful home for S.. $50. that is
the real thing for the MONEY; s
rooms, beautiful interior; cost the
other a choice EAST front corner.
rooms. and a GREAT SNAP
SNAP Do you get the idea
$500 plunks win buy this, and
you can move in tomorrow II you
like.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-01-03

RICH farms and colonization lands
cheap; railroads and good markets con-
Ventent; healthful country; pure water;
good schools. Write for list. DeSoto Land
Co. Baton Rouge, Las
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-01-03

ADaFthNtHtH Wnu y IHl9s
ST. GEORGE apartments. located I'm SO
lect West Farnam residence district;
one broom suite for rent; heat. water
laRitor service. Phone Webster 1874
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-01-03

Today phone Walnut CSC.
Phone Douglas 2s26 any day next week
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-01-03
- W, T. SMITH CO,
Ill City Natl Bank Bldg,
OMAHA, NEB.-o
SAVE YOUR RAILROAD FARE

HAVE several thousand acres, best cit
rus section, California; consider good
city and country properties for part Ad-
dress 3 ais, Bee.s
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-01-03
Trackage

-9OSxis9 feet on 9Th ana Jones SITS.
THE CHEAPEST and the BEST
LARGE TRACKAGE site left in
the downtown section. We are
ASHAMED to tell you WHAT
might buy this property. Nonresl-
QUICK. Would consider 5000 cash
and some CLEAR property. Would
be cheap at $40 per foot. but we
want TO sell, Get busy,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-07-19
REMA|NSOF MRS.
CERUTI ARRIVE
PENSACOLA WOMAN WHO DIED
IN. GEORGIA, BROUGHT BACK
HERE FOR INTERMENT. >.

Friends in Pensacola were panied
to learn of the death of Mrs. A. Ce-
ruti. in Columbus, Ga. The remains
reached here yesterday morning. The
body was taken to the late home OF
deceased, at No. 1927 North Ninth
avenue, whence the funeral will take
place this afternoon at $50 o'clock.
Deceased, who resided a long time
in Pensacola, was with her husband,
Alex. Ceruti, in Columbus, where he
had employment. She had been i'll
but short time.
Besides her husband, who accom-
panied her body to Pensacola, she IS
survived by two children, one sister,
three brothers and her mother.
The cortege will leave the home
at the hour above mentioned this
afternoon, and interment will be made
in st. Johns cemetery. Pall-bearers
will be Messrs. Chas. e. Langford, F
d. Drus, August Haynes, ]. A. Viii,
son, w. l. Linstrom and A. E. Kelly.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-07-19
IN
THE HEAD AMP
WOoDMEN FROM FL IDA ARE
NAMED ON IMPoHNT COM
MITTEES, P. L. LILO AS
SIGNED TO IMPoRET ONE.

Woodmen of Floridsho are at
tending the Sovereign mp, w. o.
W., are holding good nmittee ap-
pointments, P. L. Rolld Pensacola,
having been named done of the
most important of eotittees, that
of the executive councreport. The
Camp is holding its lsions in ST
Paul, Mimi, and thet are several
Florida men in attendce.
Hail. w. Adams Wlslamed on the
committee on Wooa1h Circle ant
also on the committe / message Of
president. DR.. j. E.Enningtcn wa
named on the commit e on medica
department; ]. S. Bic on the com
mittee on Woodmen lohes; and j. F
Dorman on the comitte on miscel
laneous business.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-07-19
WANTS COTTON
EXCLUDED FROM
ENEMY COUNTRY
British Scientist Deems It of
Supreme Necessity to
Withhold the Staple
BY AssocIATEp PREss.

London, July 18.-Sir William NJ
Ramsey, the we'll known British
scientist, in discussing the state
ment of w. F. Reid, that cotton is
not necessary for production Of high
explosives, renewed his campaign for
the supreme necessity for excluding
cotton from our enemy's country"
The scientist says there is no dis
pute between himself and Mr. Reid;
the latter referred to material used in
charging shells, while Sir William re-
ferred not made without cotton.
Sir William asserts that during
May nineteen times as much cotton
! as its normal supply were allowed to
enter Holland and adds:
1T is certain that It passes into
Germany, although may be indirect-
". We virtually are fighting against
ourselves. We indirectly are killing
our own men,"
The scientist concludes that when
expectation of cotton to the central
powers is stopped, it sswill not be
long before we see the end of the
war"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-07-19
Large Barn Destroyed
BY Fire in Bombay.
sPECIAL no TEE 1oIrRNA1

Bombay, July 18.-Ye Yesterday morn
ing about 4 o'clock the barn of D. L,
Green was totally destroyed BY fire.
BY hard work the residence was saved
with the help of large China tree,
which stood between the residence
and barn. The loss was partially COW
cred by insurance.
The fire originated in the feed
house, caused by the explosion Of i
lantern which set on fire some lint
cotton and fodder. Bud Williams,
colored, had the lantern in the barn
preparing to make a trip and left il
in the feed house while he was pre-
pairing the car for the trip. On his
return there the entire feed room was
afre, and he barely had time to get
the two cars out before the entire
barn was ablaze.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-07-19
CAMP WALTON
IS ATTRACTIVE
REFERRED TO AS THE FISHER
MANS PARADISE" IN FOLDER
JUST ISSUED BY THE. [. & N.
RAILROAD.

a richly-illustrated folder, present.
ing the mfny attractions of Camp
Walton and surrounding territory,
has been issued BY the passenger de-
partment of the L. & ~. and it is
one of the most complete of publica-
lions Of the kind that could have been
devised. More general information
Is contained in the few pages than
anything of the sort issued in some
time, while the Illustrations are
catchy, and at once greatly attractive.
The front or title page is embel-
hshed by pictures of men holding "be-
fore breakfast" catches, long strings
Of big fish being shown. Eight men
are shown in the picture holding a
pole from which hangs IT'S pounds of
fish, just taken from the water. All
the men arc attired in apjt 3priate
fishing costumes, and this at once in
cites the interest of the SPORTSMAN
Turning the rest Of the pages the IL
lustrations as well as the well-written
reading manner tell the enthusiast
what is in store for him, either in the
bathing or fishing line, and makes
one, who has the least "call of the
wild" in him to want to start on the
next boat for Camp Walton or one
of the adjacent places of attraction.
The folder is being wiaely-dis-
tributed.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-07-19
new SUBMARINE
.G-9 CAN STEAM
ACROSS OCEAN
Inventor of Submarine Tells
Of Cruising Radius OF
the Latest Boat.
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.

Bridgeport, Conn, July 49,
Simon Lake, inventor and builder of
submarines for the United States
government, said yesterday that ex-
ments with the new submarine G-9
had demonstrated that she can cross
the Atlantic oceanland return without
stopping. She has a cruising redius
of 5000 miles.
ct is perfectly practicable for the
G-3 with its new engines to cross
the ocean, do what she want to do and
come back without dependence Of any
base of supplies" said Mr., Lake. 1t
| is merely a question of the economy
| fuel"
The G-3 was built by the Lake Tor
pedo boat company of this city. Her
| extensive cruising radius is due to the
efficiency of new Swiss engins
which drives the boat both on the sur
face and under water, replacing boti
the gasoline engines heretofore uset
to drive submarine craft on the sur
face, and the electric motor used TO
undersea travel.
In a series of tests consisting o
trips up and down Long Island, tn
new boat showed speed of IA.
knots in the surface and 1917 knot
submerged. She costs $45o,0o0.
The G-3 is only 100 feet long, Will
seven new Lake submarines now be
ing constructed for the United State
navy will be $50 feet long and pos
sess a much greater radius of activit
than the G-3. They will use the ne
engine.
, "When the new boats are finishe
in about a year and half" Mr.. Lal
said, "they will be match for an
. in the world They will cost $535
r 600 apiece and will be equipped wi
r six torpedo tubes EACH"
The United States governmel
IS holds the specifications for the ne
e engine, which burns heavy oil, al
g American firms will be able to man
facture them.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-07-19
Women.
OFFER AN APOLOGY.

Athens, July 1S.-The French
naval authorities in the Dardanelles
have offered prompt apology for the
act of the French cruiser Kleber in
bon1barding small Greek colony al
Castillorizo, an island in the Northern
Aegean sea. The damage was con-
fined to the destruction of a church;
there was no casualties. The local
authorities promptly put out to the
cruiser and protested energetically
The French commander was surprised
to learn that the island was in Greek
occupation, explaining that he
thought the hill at which he had di-
rected his fire was Turkish station
communicating with the mainland.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-07-19
PARTY FEELING IN GREECE
is BECOMING VERY HEATEI

list factions was punctuated here by
an exciting street fight between Lieu
tenant Sophocles Venezelos, son of
the late Premier, and lieutenant By
zantlos, son of a prominent anti-Ve-
nezelist. After an exchange of verbal
blows, Byzantios struck Venezelos,
and there was promtp response
Army officers separated the pair, who
were both arrested but promptly re-
leased. Young Venezelos has asked
for a court cf honor.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-07-19
UNCALLEO FOR
LETTE RS At
POSTOFF|CE
When calling for theca letter,
please say Advertised"
Men.


ALFRED. Bernard, Austin, JOS.
E., Boykin, Norred, Branunon, Willie.
Brown, William, Bedside, Cliff. Bass.
Henry S., Cooke, C. L., Croft, G. V,
Christian, Worldlee, Cox, Walter,
Dervis,, c. H., Dennis, A., Gahon,
j. j., Hall, Howard, Holland, j. t.,
Hubbard, A. H., Johnson, Sandy,
Lloyd, j. W., Lowry, Leonard, Me-
Murry, Edward, Mcmillan, James,
McHenry, Griel, MacCaskins, AL
line, OLSON, Axel, Parrish, Capt.
Chas. Phillips, Aaron, Perry, Will,
Rogers, Sarswelle A., Hubenick, Gin
seppi, Shepard, Hon. E. G., Senior,
Edw., Soules, w. D., Turner, George,
Tucker, c. E.. Thomas, Bertha, rs E.
Wright St., 500 N. Davis ST., II e.
DeLeon st.
Women.
Anderson, Minnie, Baxtrom. Anna,
Baker, Vancil, Caldweil, Mrs. Mar
ion, Dent, Mrs. Mary (S), Gamble,
Sara, Harris, Rachel, Hendricks, Mrs.
May, Hancock, Mrs. Julia, Harris,
Mrs. E. R., Harper, Beatrice, Hart,
Alva, Mrs, Jones, Matte, Jennings,
Mrs. W., King, Julia Thayer, Keener,
Mrs. Rosa, Lucas, Lola B., McKerma,
Cora, Mccoy, Ethel, Mcmillan, Mrs.
J. O., McCants, Lula Mother" 1880
It'll Ave., Murphy, Mrs. j. c., (2),
Sunday, Mrs. Frank, Steagall, Mrs.
NJ. E., Storrs, Annie, Williams, Geor-
gla, Wilder, Joyce, Wann, Hattie S.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-07-19

Why use inert highly perfuIned tai
cum or powdered soap stone that
makes your face look like glass, wher
you can get AMNGENS TOILET
POWDER that is beneficial to- the skin
and makes you look natural? AM
MEMS POWDER is the best for the
skin and prevents irritation of the
sweat glands. Is cents at fist-c class
drug stores. (Adv.)