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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-03

TOOLS No.
Tools No. 2 Consist Of An A mast on
trucks.
8 shsave casing. block and hook.
$50 feet " -insh casing limo.
] set s-inch elevators.
/ set 65s inch elevators.
Tubing. longs. elevators, hook and
block.
/ measuring line and real
1 set of No. 2 Genl9y tongs
$40 feet NJ inch casing line.
One ga inch casing cutter. .
IL iron stakes, Noge.her with small
tools, such rs hamdl,rs. wrenches.
chisels and punches,
Sucker rods. elevators. wrenrhes,
hook and lines, guywires and turn
buckles.
All appliances bslonging to said mt
fit =,
which may be inspected by application to th(
undersigned and are now located about ter
miles south of Bixby on the Strong NO
wards lease, and anyone Interested may oh
tain full information by applying TO th'
undersigned.
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Hurt In Elevator.

(This infov Withers negro was seriously
pubiicAted yesterday afternoon when hc
was caught In q freight elevator at
9 the Hotel Tulsa. He was taken to
the Mercy hospital fnr trsAtmsuk
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REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE

Five-room double house; close to
school: east side. Price $3.50; S150
cash, balance monthly payments.
New five-room modern bangalow,
South Xanthus. Price $3.50; $3.50
cash, balance easy terms.
New seven-room modern bungalow.
living room, dining room, breakfast
room. nice sleeping rooms. sleeping
porch. garage. Price $4,000: 800
cash. balance easy terms. Sec II before
you buy.
Good five-room modern bungalow:
north side. Price $500; part cash,
balance easy terms.
New five-room modern bungalow:
large rooms. mantel. large lot; $3.50
cash, balance easy terms Price $3.50.
Call for Mr.. Rose.
JemkhmS d TerWnlle@er
Room 12. Culbertson Bldg Phone <306
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LEGAL.
MW Il uCE

State Of Oklahoma, Tulsa County, S. In
the county court. in the matter OF the estate
Of Ernest Ralph hothhammer, . minor, E. A.
Eothhamner, guardian
NOTICE OF SALE OF OIL LEASE.
The undersigned, E. A. Rothhammsr, x,isrd-
Ian OF tho estate Of Ernest Ralph Rothhsmmsr,
minor. will offer for sale nj public outcry
at O'Clock =. m. On Saturday. October 9Th,
1917. st the county court room IN tho City
OF Tulsa, Tulsa County, Oklahoma, an oil and
gas mining lease covering all tho right, title,
and interest Of his ward In and 70 tho fol.
lowing described lands, to.wit
West half OF southeast quarter of section l.
township i8 north. range 10 east, Wagner
County, 0klAi oma
tn sat- OF said lease Is subject to approval
by the CGnnty Court Of Tulsa County, Okla
homs, and the guardian reserves the right to
reject tny or all unsatisfactory bids
Dated this ?itlI day Of September 1917.
RnTIIJ AAnER
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LEGAL.

All that part Of tho right OF
way OF The Midland Valley
Railroad Co, lying North Of
the Fast production OF the
South line Of BlocK 12, Maple
Pork Addition and lying
West Of line drawn parallel
20 and 15s feet East OF tho
Hast line of Cinainnati Ave
nps; Midland Valley Rail
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REAL ESTATE
REAL ESTATE.
We SweedaldZe i'm
IHlOEN1lIES AMID ElWElIIE SITES

AMID \ GlWNNlE SuuESl
Each fOr sid near
$500 $1,000 to $500
in north side additions Terms
BUYS choice south side vacant lot surrounded with
Only
1oox14o Maple Ridge to location
Bsstc addition. nothing finer
sl s I s lot soa s fine for % @ small frame houses
eho in Kendall front
very close-n good so;
1 with y sSss INTO the % oa % G s'Ga s'n
% two Sns from Sn sss s 's on D %
been Cultivated M $3.50 cash. per
Twenty acres subdviding Terms good
Good ow good SOIL 80 cultivation; good
: ::s 'se a a
a sss ss sn o n nice large fine
$4,000
s s1SG ao noa % @ sn haf aS @ @ W" roo"
hardwood floors fireplace double
ranged: nothing n price
ss as Lot the ss Ts sy ns
$12,500
IA a $4,000
Fulzed lot Boulder building bringing
plentiful
$4,000
eSerythns thas s s with ne @
PRIVILEGE
f. c. Cunningham
| ROOM PALACE 467O-5s;
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III OWncrs Uf limiting propefty Prup,
other property liable to assessment. are
hereby notified that all matters affecting
such In provemeDts or benefit 70 the prop
to thr assessments as above Get forth. shall
he filed in writing in the office Of Frank
Newtirk. City Auditor Of the City Of Tulsa,
October. 1917, at 900 O'Clock A. NJ, and
the same shall be heard by tho Board OF
oommission-rr on the 10th day Of October,
at $500 o'clock A. NJ, and any claims OF
objections NIT so filed In writing bofors
said ti,ne shall be deemed waived.
Dated this 2sth day Of September. 1917
FRANK NEWK1RK,
AnditOr
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N. Z. CLINE.
grKTTMEYr oFTHF OWNERSHIP. M

sTKTTMENT OF THE OWNERSHIP, MAN
QuiREp BY THE ACT or CONGRESS-
Of the Tulsa World. published daily ~
Tulsa, Oklahoma, for October /, 1877,
State of Oklahoma, County Of Tulsa. -:
,h bsrors %o ss .on9sx n0,sry IN sns
appeared Eugene Lorton. who, having beoq
duly sworn according TO law. deposss ana
says that he Ia the owner Of The Tulse
Of his knowledge and belief, . true state.
ment Of the ownership, management (ane
il daily paper, the circulationl. etc. Of
in the above caption, rclli,sd by the Act
Of August "a, 1919, embodied IN section
4A3, Postal Laws and Regulations. printed
on the reverse Of this form. 70 wit:
1. That the names ind addresses OF the
publisher. editor. managing editor, and busi'
Publisher, world Publishing company
Editor. Eugene Lorton. Tulsa. Oklahoma.
Managing editor. Glenn Condor. Tuiss
Oklahoma.
Business manager, r. o. Larson. Tulsa.
Oklahoma.
O. That the owners ar.. ,Hiss nsmss and
addresses Of individual owners or. oor.
porsttch, give its name and the names and
addresses of stockholders owning or hold.
Eugene Lorton. Tulsa.- Oklahoma.
Maud Lorton. Tulsa, Oklshoms.
Rex s. Walker. Tulsa, Oklahoma.
Edna Walker, Tulsa Oklahoma.
O. That the known bondholderA mort
Rsgoss and other security holders owning
or nolding I per cent or more Of tutnl
amount OF bonds, mortgages, or othor So
curties are: OF there are none, no STATS
Eugene Lorton, Tulsa, Oklahoma.
Commerce Trust company. kansas City,
Mo.
4. That thu two paragraphs next above,
giving tho names OF owners. st0ckh0ldsrS
and security holders. II any contain lot
only the list Of stockholders and sssurfts
holders they appear upon the books of
the company hut also, IN GASES where the
stockholdcr security holder appssrs upon
the books Of the company as trustee OF in
tire person or corporation for whom such
trustee 10 acting 10 given; slso that the sai4
two paragraphs contain statements embrac-
ing atlantis full knowledge and belief -
/ TO the circumstances and conditions under
which Stockholders and security holders who
/ do not appear upon tho books of the conn
| pAry % trustees hold stock and securities
| n \ capacity other than that OF bona fido
owner; and this affiant has no reason 70 be-
liese that any otter person, association, or.
corporation has any interest dtrsct or 4
| direct In the said stock, honds, 0r OBJ -
curities than ss no stated by him .r'oh.
each Issue of this pubha5Wship.
tributsd, thru tho me--------
Ip.atn. paid :utscfiSsr. ss ar. Hurt In Elevator.
(This infuy Withers. negro. was seriou:
publicHted yesterday afternoon when
was caught In freight elevator
Al. t.t ~ T.. "a Ia,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-09

Candy Shop is the most popular place
In town for IL has "class" and above
all II has service ana let me tell you
something. when you have had one
box of candy from The Candy Shop
Seventeen asst Third, you will want
another, for II is Perfection.
Tea and Corai-try them and sec
what pretty new shades they are.
DO not complete your Christmas
list without seeing that wonderful
line of f<imonos at Dumits Store for
really they are beautiful and such a
variety of styles and the colors run
from the dantiest to the most gorg-
cous IL is here YOU can please your
most fastidious friend.
Many of the drcssy sleeves are cut
the same size from top To bottom.
What would he more appropriate to
send to a sick friend than blooming
potted plant and the most beautiful
ones YOU can imagine are grown 10y
the Tulsa Greenhouse on the corner
of Eighteenth and Baltimore.
You will find everyone so pleasant
and anxious 10 please you at the
White Sewing Machine Co. 1l9 East
Second street oh, yes. they do hem
stitching and carry all kinds of sup
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When you drop in 10 Miss Jack
sons new shop you feel the atmos-
phere of an exclusive New York shop
and everything IL there from the most
exquisite gift to the little dainty re-
membrance and talk about fancy
bags why you haven't any idea what
beautiful ones can be made until you
have seen these and among the many
thing that attracted me was clever
idea in ladies check book and some
for gentlemen too. all in the most
wonderful and different feathers, you
inust see these to appreciate them.
Subducd metal effects are effect
lively combined i'm both beading and
embroidery.
Have YOU seen the fancy stationery
and pretty Christmas cards at Naw-
:er's 2l East Third? BE sure and see
them before you buy.
Nclyctcens are I'm great demand.
After the matinee / esn tell you the
best place to so for refreshments and
the minute, you step inside you will
eXclaim isn't this the most clever
little shop and you will be so proud
to think Tulsa has has such de
ligthful place TO take your friends
for n quiet chat. OF course The
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Conservation Recipes
Rolled Oats Mullins.

cup cooked rolled oats, cups
flour. 3 teaspoons baking powder. J
tablespoon sugar, 2 tablespoons oleo-
margarine. cup milk. l egg, u tea
spoon salt. Cream oleomargarlne. add
sugar beaten egg, salt and alternately
the milk and dry ingredients. Bear
well Bake in hot creased muffin TN
In quick oven.
Mock Duck.
Select n forequarter OF mutton WIN
n length of the leg bone left on. Trim
the end TO resemble n ducks bill. Rub
with salt and put moist stuffing be
tween the layers OF meat. sew the
edges together and shape into an oval
like body, Keeping II in place with
skewers. Notch the gristle for tail
and fasten with twine. Dredge with
salt, pepper and flour and bake untll
brown. Garnish with parsley ana
Scotch eggs. or egg shaped potato
croquettes.
Bcan Salad.
cup pork and beans, ] cup chop
ped tongue l cup celery, salt, pepper
paprika teaspoon chope arsley, :
tablespoons diluted vinegar. Add the
chopped tongue, celery to the pork
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plies for the White Machine.
Muffs are popular, preference Given
To the Watermelon" shape.

Muffs are popular. preference given
To the Watermelon" shape.
, Home Art--the .greatest home art
In the art of serving good meals not
only well cooked but daintffy served
ard that Is what you always find at
the Home Art Cafe, 3l6 Boulder.
What is there in name?" well IL
that rame happens TO be Marinello 1t
means everythins to the woman who
cares about her personal appearance
anC where can you find woman who
doec not want to look her best and to
do this Marinello has made II easy
and so convenient for when you are
shopping you can just drop In to The
Hunt-Murry store for "A Facial, n
Manicure. Shampoo and lot OF
other things which Coletta Is going TO-
tell you about from week to week.
Large hats made of lace or trans
parent tissues are smart for winter
dress occasions.
When thinking OF what to buy your
girl friend for Christmas go and see
The exquisite wash satin camasoles
and all sorts of hand embroidered lin
gerie at Miss Smiths, 2l West Third.
WI men you are tlTeu OUT lTOTl
Christmas shopping. phone Emily
sage.
Sable throws are exceedingly smart
A fancy desk set II IL Is individual
in style, book rest - fountain pen
| makes "A very nice Christmas gift and
| you will find some beauties at the
Palace Office Supply Co.. 3lS S.
! Boulder and while you are here don't
forget TO look at their snappy Christ
tmas cards and society stationery.
Trench vests OF Jersey cloth are
new.
with Miss Jackson is Mrs. Coyle--
representing the well-known Van
Dyke furs and among these beautiful
furs ! saw as well as the new ideas in
the long scarf and coatee some won
derful utility coats OF Mole, Mink,
Brown Nutra and Seal.
Fur neck wraps are being shown In
Ffchu style and are very becoming.
No indeed the Marinello Beauty
Parlors have not moved from their
present location in the First National
Bank Building for | was up there s
day or two ago and Miss Foot as
sured me the same excellent service
would be given in these parlors as
heretofore and that she had opened
the Beauty Parlors In the Hunt Muir
ry store as a convenience TO the la
dies shopping. Do not forget you can
make appointments the same as you
have been doing and will receive the
same personal attention.
There is only one way to do any
thing and that is the right way, that
is what the manager of the Right
Way Laundry and Cleaning company
tolC me the other day.
Collarfcss coats of .chamois are
comfortable under yonr motor coat.
Girls. I have discovered something
YOU will be interested i'm hearing
about for Christmas shopping, Just
think. hand painted china, stamped,
linens and threads to work them, and
a lot of other pretty things are on
special for short time at Kestler's
Art Studio, 313 South Boston,
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and beans. and mix well together.
Then add the seasonings and chopped
parsley When well blended, add the
vinegar, which has eben diluted, When
thoroly mixed. line n salad dish with
lettuce. Arrange salad on leaves and
serve.
Pumpkin Pic-Iticc Crust.
Line pie pan with cooked rice. Al
low to cool and set. Make pumpkin
filling as follows: ~ cups canned
pumpkin, 2-3 cup brown sugar, tea
spoon cinnamon. X teaspoon ginger,
y teaspoon salt. eggs, II cups
milk, u cup cream. Mix ingredients
in order given, and put In rice crust,
and brown lightly In oven. Cut when
cool and serve.
Bean Canapcs.
Pan fry slices of bread. Press
canned beans to paste, season with
"A bit of onion. pepper or pimiento and
spread on the fried bread. Garnish
with pickle.
Salmon on the Half Shell.
9 cups canned salmon. cup dry
bread crumbs. | egg, well beaten. 1
cup medium white sauce. Season with
salt. pepper and shredded sweet green
pepper. Flake salmon mixture with
bread crumbs, add seasoning ana
white sauce, add well beaten egg. Pro
vide as many oyster half shells as you
have guests. Put large spoonful OF
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Showed Intimate Knowledge.

First Student-Here's nice letter
for a fellow to rcceive' The scoundrel
who wrote II calls me a blitherlng
idiot.
Second 'Student--Whats his name
First Student-Thats just what I'd
iAhe to find cut; but there's no sigma
ture.
Second Student-Dor't you recog-
nize the writing? II must be some
body who Knows you.
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Cub Rcportcr,s "Accuracy., A.,

An editor had notice stuck uT
above his desk on which was printed
Accuracy Accuracy! Accuracy
and this notice he always pointed ou,
10 his new reporters.
one day the youngest member II
the staff came in with his report OF a
public meeting. The editor read II
thru and came to the sentence: 1928
eyes were fixed upon the slyaker."
What do you mean by making n
silly blunder like that" he demanded,
Wrathfully
but it's not a blunder." proteste
the younsster. There was one
eyed maU-in the audience"
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the salmon mixture on each shell.
Sprinkle with bread crumbs and bake
until brown. Serve hot with each
shell on bed of hot salt.
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"A mans learning dies with him; his virtues fade of
remembrance but the dividends the stocks he
to his children live and keep his memory green"
HOLMES.
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DIRECTORS
w, e. BROWN President
l.. NJ. POE, L. b. JACKSON,
Attorney Oil Producer
F. r. PERRY, LEE CLINTON
ce-President Cosden 4 Co. Vice President
L. A. OBRIEN. Skiatook HARRY II. ROGERS
Banker Attorney McMan Oil Co.
II. II. JOHNSON, Sapulpa, c. f. HOPKINS
Banker Vice. President
j. b. WILSON A. W. LUCAS skiatook
Capitalist Banker
r. L. DAVIDSON. Attorney
The Pensacola journal., 1917-06-15

FOR SALE-One hundred 9 and 3mo.
old 5. c. w. Leghorn pullets, one hum
dred fine one-year old hens, 75c each:
brUoder and incubator at half price.
Santa Rosa Poultry Farm, Box 226,
Bagdad, Fla. 15jun7@
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THE MARKETS
NEW ORLEANS COTTON.

New Orleans, June IA soft spot
developed on the opening of the cot
market today, the active months
losing 10 to II points on the opening
call. This was chiefly the result of
liquidation. The bullish showing of
American mill consumption during
May brought in support and at the
end of the first half hour of business
the trading months were 2 to 12
points over yesterdays close.
Realizing sales increased il vol
ume and worked against values
rather strongly Toward noon the
most active months were IS to AZ
points under the final figures of yes
terday.
Spot cotton quiet and unchanged.
Sales on the spot 213 bales; to ar
rive 191 bales. Middling 24.19.
Liquidation still pressed on the
market during the afternoon and the
decline was widened to 43 to AZ points
in the trading up to 1:30.
Cotton futures closed weak at 4
l. 1 - =
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NEW YORK COTTON.

New York, June 14.-The cotton
market was less active early today
but the tone was very nervous. The
opening was steady and unchanged to
II points higher in response to the
continued strength of Liverpool and
reports that English spinners were
the chief buyers in that market.
Later the general list turned easier
under realizing. July sold off from
25.08 to 24.90 and October from "4.S0
to 24.50, or about Is to 20 points net
lower.
Trading became quiet after the
early setback and fluctuations were
irregular. July continued relatively
easy owing to the talk of shipments
here for delivery, but held around
24.92 at midday, or about is points
net lower. while October ruled in the
neighborhood of 1856, or 13 points
under last nights closing figures.
After a break to 24.65 for July and
24.3O for October, or about 80 to 40
points from last nights closing fig
ures on favorable detailed weather
reports and continued liquidation, the
The Pensacola journal., 1917-06-15

FOR RENT-Large front rooms, south
ern exposure. modern conveniences 221
y. BarcF'ona st. Phone 1926. 12jun
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FOR RENT-Large Eront room. private
bath, southern exposure. gentlemen
preferred Apply J. G.. Wood residence.
"A Z. LaRua ST. 1Oiun
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FOR RENT-Delightful. airy, modern
rooms overlooking bay, single tr light
Housekeeping. Phone. Apply 501 North
Seventh avenue, corner LaRIa. ur phone
2030. 13iun
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FOR RENT CHEAP-Neatly furnished
rooms for light house keeping. Apply
24 5. Spring St 10junT=
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FOR SALE-Childs crib and mattress,
3x5 feet. Phone 1903. jun15tf
FOR RENT
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COTTON SEED OIL MARKET.

= New York, June 14.-Cotton seed
oil market closed steady. Spot 1915
bid; January 15.80@15.81; June 1926
@16.3O: July 16.32@16.34; August
16.20@16.22; September 16.20@16.22;
October 16,12@1615; November 1887
@15.89; December 15.80@15.81. 10
tai sales $500
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AIFSNA%-Fnr general mercantile
trade in Florida to sell q. new pronosi-
ron Of merit. TacancV nov. AttraC
tive commission contract so no weekly
fov eXnanses Miles r. R'vIeT Co.
Wholesale Jewellers. 1928 Car!in Bldg.
cleveland. Ohio. 10iun%
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FOR RENT-Modern s.

nice garden; splendid loca-
ton; corner Eleventh ave
nue and Strong street.
phore O1O 16maytf
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FOR RENT-6-T0om furnished cott5,ge
on Brainard street, just off PalafoX
Modern conveniences. Phone 1890. 9jun7
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AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS-Big summer seller: something
new: Concentrated Soft Drinks. Just
add wates Delicious driT-s in a JlHN-
home. picnic, parties. socia!s, etc. Guar
anteed under Pure Food Laws. Garry in
pocket. Agents coming money---$6 TO $12
q dav Write for free outfit offer today.
Z N. FeItman. 2l3 3rd st. Cincinnati.
Ohio 10iun"
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FOR RENT-Up stairs back apartment.
down stairs front apartment, COM
petey furnished fo~ light housekeeping
Address 122 West Chase. Phone 614.
1june
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cotton market steadied up a few
points during the early afternoon.
Demand was light, however, and ral-
lies of 10 or Is points were followed
by irregular fluctuations.
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FOR RENT-6-roOm cottage Modern
conveniences. 121 West Chase street.
Apply go W. Chase street. Phone sos.
4iuntf
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POSITION WANTED.

In memory Of Mr.. Frank /. Mayes,
and In recognition Of the spirit OF
nelpfuiness that was his, The Journal
VIII Insert under this classification
tree advertisements for those In need
/. OF employment.
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FOR SALE-A 10 h. p. Regal Marine
Motor. with clutch, wheel and shaft,
aH in fine condition positive bargain
if taken soon. W. S. Vineent. San
Carlos Hotel. 10Jun7
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EDUCATIONAL

% %LTLLALOWRY vii,
Sa school ci sl:~"ti1and
, tEPywriting, third floor
.'so, building, Thursday,
I: | 13jun7
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Phone 1900
Before Ppm.
NAVAL STORES

The spirit market was firm at
80 Ia cents, with sales of 121 casks.
Receiptn, Casks
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TRANSFER. STORAGE

CITY TRANSFER CO. Of Pensacola
Office and warehouse, 22T-2ss East
Garden street. Telephone 400. Hauling,
Grating. packing and storage. Largest
public warehouse In West Florida Motor
truck equipment for hay rides an dpicnic
parties. Sdec
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FOR sALE-Olfver Typewriter No 8, in
excellent condition, only $1,000 II
you want to learn stenography get this
machine. Ralph Aiken, Mrs. Anson's
Big Bayou. 12jun7~
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rANTED-A young white
o;t:ce boy. Address in own
t.adwriting, giving refer
,D,s,. p. O. Box 1909. 1''un'
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quotations were as foIIoW7:
Open
SAVANNAH aARKKTs

Savannah, Ga, June 14.-The spirit
market was firm at SO IA cents, with
sales of 728 casks. Open, 80 1-2 cents.
Receipts, Casks
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. = SEHOOL, No "A, will open
-- Mss Kate Hall, Phone 1907.
12jun5
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VETERINARY SURGEON.

DR.. GEO. MASGANA, French Graduate
Veterinarian. will treat ny disease OF
domestcated animals at moderate price.
IS South Spring street Phone 1929. Dr.
Masgana's Mango Cure Is the best.
27may1m
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cIine OF 53 % 50 noints !:
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FOR SUREST
AND QUICKEST
RESULTS
NIP WANTED-MALR.

~,y-s-g -CompetenJ yard man. Apply
a..-..z-. 1921 last I4aEua street.
Tqi11uH
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JACKSONVILLE MARKETS

Jacksonville, June 14.-The spirit
market was firm at 80 Ia cents, with
sales of 80 casks.
Receipts, Casks
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POSITION WANTED-Young man with
praAtical knowledge of bookkeeping
ana office work wants position at once
Steady and reliable. Address a p. care
OF journal. 12jun7
The Pensacola journal., 1917-06-15

.WANTED---Position by white girl as
cook or housework in private family
Apply 9l4 East DeSoto street. 14iunS
The Pensacola journal., 1917-06-15

BOY 10 years of age, extra strong, would
IKE Job in machine shop to learn the
offered, J. B. Bledsoe. S37 Intendencia
sIfeeL. city. I4jun7