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one SNAE.LR9k fAS
$500 VaGGHATEl
Health Authorities IN Phil
adeIph1a Take No
Chances.

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 5.@Twenty-
i've hundred persons residing IN the
section bounded BY Twentyfourth.
Twenty.fifth. oxford and Jefferson
streets were Vaccinated yesterday
morning following the discovery OF q
caseR smallpox on Oxford street.
above Twenty-fourth.
Immediately upon the discovery OF
the disease a rigid quarantine was es-
4ablfshed and the streets from Twenty
fourth to Twenty-fifth, and from JEFF
ferson to Oxford streets, were roped
Lon. FIfty-one physicians were required
to vaccinate the $500 residents OF the
roped-oR area.
David Kutt, fitty-nine years old, OF
2422 Oxford street, is the victim OF the
disease His case was diagnosed as
smallpox at 4:30 o'clock yesterday
morning. He was removed to the $50
latfon ward OF the Municipal hospital.
Under the direction OF Captain OF
Police McFadder and Lieutenant
Buchanan, of the Twenty-etghth and
Oxford streets station, detail OF $50
policemen drawn from every district
in the city was rushed to the infected
district. The vaccinating was done
under the direction Of Dr.. A. A Cairns,
acting chief Of the Bureau OF Health,
and Dr.. II. A. Strecker. his assistant
All persons were released from the
quarantine at 8:45 O'Clock yesterday
morning excert those who refused to
be vaccinated and persons who de-
manded their family doctors instead
Of the municipal physicians.
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nevspapers were stfII printing aad
commenting on this interview. It was
offered as conclusive evidence that
the Americans were whipped before
they started % fight.
An speeches In Congress bearing
the pro German faint are reproduced
In the German newspapers as the ut
terances Of real American patriots.
Any kind Of investigation OF tho
American war department IS big news
for the German newspapers. It helps
them to convince the German people
that America is not seriously In tho
var.
I doubt not that the recent Tprobe"
at Washington received first page at
tentfon In an the German newspapers
and that the speeches OF former Pres
ident Roosevelt and Chamberlain OF
oregon have been the subject OF much
comment, calculated TO prove the df.
vision in America over the war
The German newspapers laugh at
Roosevelt. but they never laugh at
wilson. To them Wilson Is always
malign figure, calling for black ha-
tired and not rfdicule.
The German newspapers express no
liking for any Americans. but they
seem to hate most OF all the SO cahed
German Americans.
There is a feeling IN Germany that
In 1914 the Germans should have sent
back their sons to aid the Fathef1ano
In It's project OF world conquest TINS
might have eutailed some fisk out
what is risk to a Superman. summon
ed to arms by the divine eau OF ms
kaiser?
At any rate. all could have sent
their dollars to the FatherIand 70
fight. Why didn't the German Amer
leans subject themselves to the same
tax conditions as the Germans at
H neither they nor their doiars
could fight, Why didn't they keep
America out Of the war; Why didn't
they at least do that, the German
newspapers want to know?
Many men who today would be
peasants. Iaborers or servants, Just as
their fathers before them had been
IN Germany, have in America become
merchants, manufacturers, public OF
dcials, persons of prominence. They
are well to do. Some are millfonatr-
es. Their children, too, have oppor-
t,1nitfes that never could have been
theirs in Germany. Almost without
execution Germans in America have
Of their adoption than to the land OF
But to al this Germany Is blind
She seems to think that every person
OF German birth or descent in this CHI
Sis should be German and not Amert-
can. She overlooks the fact that
many Of the Germans in America LETT
the FatherIand to escape army ser
vice and other conditions imposed by
the militarists, which are responsible
for the world war.
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spECIAI, NoTICEs
70 WfIoM MAY coNcERNs

~ VElNOl ! lSlSAI SSIGSt@GAANsalI.i
Notice is hereby given that The
County Court Of Marion county has
fixed upon the 9Th day Of February
1918, as the time, and the County
Court room in the court house Of
said county in the city OF. Fafrmout
as the place. Of hearing and consider
ing evidence for and against the con
t3nuance Of that certain public road
in Winfield district Of said county. be
ginning at the property line Of Liston
Bornsworth and Carolina Y. F1emings
thence through lands OF tlse Monou.
gahela Powder company to the right
Of way of the Baltimore & Ohio Rail-
road company u. y. & P. Branch.
A petition has been flied with the
County Court, praying Tor the dis,
continuance of said road, to which IS
attached map or plat showing said
road, ard the same is open TO public
inspection at the county clerks Office.
Dated this ed day OF January, 1918.
A G. MARTIN,
Clerk of the County Court Of Marion
County, West Virginia
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C:atarrn Canuo4 Be Cured

With LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they
cannot reach tho seat OF the 0!seaSe.
duenced By Constitutional conditions. and
In order to euro 1e you must take an
internal remedy. Hairs CatGrrh Nedl-
cine Is taken internally ana acts thru
the blood on the mucous s1IrfaceS OF the
system. Halls Catarrh Medicine was
prescribed by enc OF the best physicians
posed % some Of the best tonIcS known.
combined with some OF the best blood
purifiers. The perfect combination OF
cine Is what produces such wonderful
results In catarrhal conditions. Send for
+. ). caENET Fs & CO., Props. Toledo. o.
An Druggists, 75c.
ST~F''- T-@"~stIw 49, -"s=%tV9afio0.
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DON'T NESS WITH
GREASY OHtTHEATS
Noxzena Is SO Much Nicer, Cleaner
And Quicker, Yoo Can "FeeE-
Et-He8l."

ReE. Or. Fauleouer, 1874, st. Pau1
passes anything have ever used for
any irritation OF the skin"
APPLY q little Noxzena Skin Cream
TO that injured or diseased skin. relief
comes immediately and you do not
have to bother with a bandage for
Sexzema IS not greasy and Is absorb
ed right into the skin making It feel
like velvet. Try it IN place Of your
fa7orfte salve, ointment or cold cream,
you win md It much nicer, cleaner
and better or your money win be re.
funded. The Holt Drug Co. sell No1-
zema In Csc and soc 3ars or postpaid
by the Noxzema Chem. Co., 1917 No.
Charles St, BALTIC.
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AAout the Is environments in Amer
"a that are training soldiers for the
SsSr. nor do the German people know
Igfhfng about this nations extern
sins Shipbuiiding program.
some Of the German newspapers
did print little about the proposal
"a manufacture airpianeS on large
scale IN America and use them S;'to
nut out the eyes of the enemy" The
ne apers, in commenting on this,
SAD that By the time America had
her airp1anes in Europe the war
would be ever
N every conceivable way the men
running things in Germany have un-
ISen 20 keep from the German
lftife the real truth concerning
q iiIerfca. allowing Only enough truth
t6 seep through to cover their dtstoF-
ion and deceit.
: There IS one kind OF American
5ev;s: however, that the German
aeIspapers print in full. and usually
with fidelity to fact. That is news
HAT has 10 DO with charges against
nr other items that would indicate
hEt America is net uniaedlg in the
var.
Shortly after AEerica entered the
var creck-brained American OFFICER
fter visit to Europe, gave out an in
eFVfelg N which be said the linden
1res Iine was unbeatable. / believe
teryicw has since been printed
7cry newspaper in Germany.
late as December some or the
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WASHINGTON. D. G, Feb 81
eraffon. the location Of the only gov
eTnInent soldiers cemetery Ia WeSt
Tfrgfnia, IS already making peepaEae
tions to have one of tia BIGGEST Ne
morfaI Day celebrations. that g has
had IN many years. The plan 8 %
make e crest rally point Of patriotic
peopIe on that day. and 70 have the
dsy n respect TO the size Of the crowd
md the elaboRateueSB Of the pGogEam
s,1eh a Memorial Day used to be In
Grafton years ago. Neuy noted ora
tors have thrilled great crowds ON Ne
moral bay At Grafton at the 0nsiuse
ion OF great paradeS which attracted
thousands of people from the sur
rounding county. and this year there
WIN be no less an oEatorie0 treat Of
tue fnest quality provided by reason
Of the fact that one OF the States most
accomplished publ1e's speakers has been
invited to be the principal orator q
the day, and has accepted Ehe INVITA-.
ton sent him by the COMMITTEES on az
rangements. He Is Hon Stuart p.
Reed, OF ClSrksb0rG, representative N
the House Of Representatives from the
Third congressional district.
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PINEY RUN.

Burleen Travis and two sons. Victor
nd Arthur, attended, the HopeweH
Sunday school last Sunday.
Lee Heck was visiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. ZebJin Heck. last Satur-
day and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burlsen Travis and
little son, Burleen, were calling on bLr.
and Mrs. William Hayhurst Sunday
afternoon.
Mrs. Annie Lesson was calling on
Mrs. Lydia Meek one day last week
Mrs. Jane Carpenter. and son, Jirl1
we're shopping in Fairmont last Fri
Manuel Lesson was calling on his
son, Thomas Lesson, one day last
week.
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Burned Boy to be
Buried Tomorrow

The funeral OF Louis Daddee. aged
six years, son OF Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Daddeo, who was burned TO death yes
terday at the home OF his aunt. aaFs.
Frank Demarco, on Merchant street,
vii take place Wednesday morning at
ten o'clock and interment VIII be made
IN Holy Cross cemetery by Undertsk'
ers Carpenter and Ford.
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p6stmastersnip commissions have
been issued to Crockett B. Ratcl1R, OF
EldoradoS and John A. Mann, of Semi
mole, Summers county. Star service
has been ordered discontinued nom
Bentree to Fola, and ordered estah-
Ifshed from Fola via Indoors, Lizemore
and Efda to Bentree; Henry Loclney
keith, OF FoIa, contractor.
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By arrangements made by Se1neoE
sutherland, DR.. Roy g. Hzyess OF
F'rfendiy, who Is within tie GRAFT age,
Is 10 be allowed to complete his stu
dies at Brooklyn, where hG Is an ;
terne in the Kings County Hospital
According to the plan decided on m
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So, SID Oh
C0ss =

I1fs case. M. Hayes IS TO BE permitted
70 elffst q the Medical Reserve Corps,
ana S4tsr tat VIM Be granted leave,
mon request, 70 remain IA active
duty. 80 far as military SrV1ee 1s con
eeEaeds 1t the hospital where ne now
q Tnta he AnisheS his course as an
fnferne. Then he IS to be placed IN
CAS- 10. S Of the draft
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Eead's WOrmSyRG1

10 ana Suro 8omody 6oE 0oEz25s
sf.Io feBS Tor 90 y9Gr1s IT &s19v145
80 (lI16H4sE Il - an angel 81
GEGSalISs 70 EA1G. X0
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n doaIeEB. OF by NaNl-SSe DOT
0oSzEI:1sl, Il. y, 2i&iiss0.. IL
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Notice has been served On Senator
Sutherland Of the granting OF . pen
SION OF $40 q month from last May,
ana SO q month from last October. 10
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The application 6or an original pen
sian OF Mrs. Jane AbIee, Of Clarkss
burg, has been taken mp by Congress
man Reed with the Pension Comnls-
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Recent arrivals IN the Capital from
west ViIsinia-1ohnSon C. Mckinley.
OF Wheeling: EdW. r. Dteh1, assistant
stafe bank examiner; s. 3. MoutSom-
cry, state Commissioner Of Labor.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

COLONY OIL COMPANY owns and
now drilling 1000 acres, proven
Wyoming field. Get paying oil $50
feet Indications deeper drilling VIII
bring independent fortune making
gushers. For particulars and money
back proposition write or wire collect
Carter & Co, Brokers, Casper, Wyom-
ing. 2-4-3t7SS54
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sPECIAL NOTICES
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
There VIII be a meeting Of the
stockholders OF Stevenson Company
at their Office In Fairmont, W. Va,
February 18th at $3.50 p. M, Tor the
purpose of tranSacting any business
which may properly come before said
S' HI. FLOWER, secx.
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LOST on 70 O'Clock GlaTksbug and
Fafrmont Street car Sunday Feb.
3. 17.5eWel watch and chain Reward
81 returned to Canine Manzo, rs
Cottage street, Houongah, ". Va.
24-2t-3S5z-
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VICTOR MORGAN

6Continued from page two.)
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FAR1Ts FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Farm Of so acres laRd
with or without coal. Inquire A. h
Hunsaker. Fairmont, or write I =.
Dean, 221 Fa!rmont Ave.
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Grain and Produce

CHICAGO, Feb. Enlarged re-
cefpts at the leading Missouri markets
did good deal to ease corn prices
yesterday, after some gains had been
scored as a result Of severe low tenn
peratures and owing to a dearth OF
peace news. The market closed steady
at the same aeS Saturdays finish to
a shade lower with March 127 and
MAY 1919. The outcome IN oats was
also virtually unchanged, but provis-
ions varied from 5 cents decline to a
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vctif1I charm Miss Pickford has again hooored the
makers Of PoGnpeian toilet preparations by posing exc
c1usFveiy for the 1913 POnpeaa Beauty Art Panel:
4i1ove Is pictured only the head. The long panel
sEoEvs the I'm length fgure beautiful eolors. Size
Of panl, % ~ inches. Art Store vatCe soc. This
Danel and a sample Of Ponnre:an BEAUTY Powder
cant 5r ooly Ice. Sec ecv-,sa Below
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FOR RENT-One large southwestern
room, three alrge windows, connecting
bath and porch, very quiet and cool, over
looking Bayou Texar, 2 blocks from Bay
view Park. Phone 967 call at 1910 f.
Gonzalez ST and 18th Ave, blocks south
from 18th Ave st. car line. 1859
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| FOR RENT-One room with kitcnenette.
| furnished; all modern conveniences
Parties may have garden spot; 2 blocks
| from East Hill car line. Phone 1922 be-
| fore 10 A. NJ. or write NN.N care Jour
nal. 1883
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FARMS FOR SALE

FLORIDA HOME ORCHARDS half-acr.
tracts or more, $500 monthly. Income
ulars write Florida Home Orchards Co.
San Carlos Hotel Bldg. Pensacola. 236s
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FOR SALE+Ford car. good as new.
May be seen at 1Os South Baylen
street
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PEOPLE OF ALL AGES, ALL CLASSES, IN ALL
WALKS OF LIFE, ARE READING THE
JOURNAL CLASSIFTED-ADS DAILY
FOR SALE

TOMATO 0dvingstons Globe), Cabbage,
and Bermuda Onion Plants, at Sl.OO per
4 0H0 here. Plants fine. Let your order
come. o. J. Walker. Pinemoupt, Fla
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DANCING

DANCING. TAUGHT, at 206 West Greg
cry street For information. phone z7S
Children's class Tuesday and Friday
afternoons. 1855
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POSITIONS WANTED

In memory of Mr.. Frank L. Mayes.
and In recognition Of the spirit of
hsIpfuiness that was his, The journal
will insert under this classific alton
free advertisements for those In need
Of employment.
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THIS PAGE IS A CLEARING HOUSE FOR YOUR
NEEDS IN PENSACOLA PHONE
1900, BEFORE TIP NJ
WANTED

WANTED-Partner to take half
interest in Pool Room at War
rington, near naval station. APP
ply, Roy Wood, Warrington,
Fla.
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TRANSFER-STORAGE

MERCHANTS TRANSFER Co, choa. b.
Thorsea, Proprietor, solicits all kinds
OF moving and hauling. Furniture packed
for shipment. Furniture stored Office
phone s7s. Depot phone 704. SIT
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FOR RENT-Furnished rooms with bath,
for gentlemen. On car line close in.
oLe single. one double Half block from
good boarding house. Apply % y. De-
Villiers st. $3.50
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FOR SALE-One young mare and single
float. Cheap for cash. Apply 409 f
Garden. Arthur Kelly. 1855
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FOR SAIE-American Houdan cock
ere!s Thoroughbred. fiery. beautiful
birds. right color. Ave toes. forked combs
50 ~. Houdan eggs for setting. zoe each.
Ghristef. sos N. Alcaniz st. Phone 1886.
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FOR RENT

furnished rooms. Apply 205 w. Chase
ST. 1896
FOR RENT-Furnished rooms with bath,
for gentlemen. On car line close in.
Ole single. one double. Half block from
good boarding house. Apply % y. De-
VillierS ST. $3.50
FOR RENT-Brand new Piano to re-
sponsible party; win sell on terms.
Address Piano, care Journal 1851
FAMILY OF TWO will rent three nicely
furnished connecting rooms for light
housekeeping. Bath, electric lights and
phone. Apply 227 z. Gregory. 1850
FOR RENT-One apartment of four
rooms or less, furnished. Terms very
reasonable; also other rooms. Water and
gas House lssge, cool and comfortable.
Apply 1921 or 1924 East Strong street.
1851
FOR RENT-One large nicely furnished
room connecting with bath. 81 East
Chase street. 1864
FOR RENT-One room with kitchenette.
furnished; all modern conveniences
Parties may have garden spot; blocks
from East Hill car line. Phone 1922 be-
fore 10 A. NJ. or write MN care Jour
nal. 1888
FOR RENT-Two unfurnished rooms,
southern exposure, bath, electric lights,
CRY. Phone 1888. 2579
FOR RENTAL apartment consisting of
three rooms and kitchenette furnished
suitable for light housekeeping. Apply so
+. Larua St, or phone 1853. 2643-A
FOR RENT-Four nicely furnished rooms
for light housekeeping. Can accommo-
date two couples. No children Modern
coEvenienceg. Phone 2403M S02 +. Mo-
reno. 2647
FOR RENT-One large front room. fur
rished, use Of phone and bath. Phone
1854 or apply 1905 East Jackson. 1858
North Hin, light housekeeping if de-
sired. kItchette adjoining, electric lights.
telephone and other modern conVeniences
lis West Gadsden. Phone 14O7. 1855
FOR RENT-one large, nicely furnished
front room, modern conveniences, with
private family. Suitable for one or two
gentlemen. Apply 500, care of Jour
nal. 2613
FOR RENT-One furnished room in
private family, use of bath and phone.
Gentlemen preferred. Apply TIA E. La
Rua ST. Phone 1857. 2601
FOR RENT furnished rooms for light
housekeeping in private family, south
err exposure, gas. bath and phone. ia
w. Chase St. or Phone 154o 1928
FOR RENT-Two rooms for light house
keeping. Electric light phone and
bath. On car line near Bayvieg. Apply
18th Ave. and Lee SITS 214S
FOR RENT-Desirable room on North
Hill to gentleman only. Phone and
bath. Call IL K. Ga 1sden or Phone 1922.
1s41
FOR RENT-One large southwestern
room, three alrge windows, connecting
bath and porch. very quiet and cool. over
looking Bayou Texar, 2 blocks from Bay
view Park. Phone 967 or call at 1910 f.
Gonzalez ST and 18th Ave, blocks south
from 18th Ave st. car line. 1859
ROOMS
Light housekeeping or single and fur
nished or unfurnished. Swimming beach
Only 5 blocks out East Zarra gossa from
Palafox. Earle S. Hauck, 410 S. Florida
Blanca. 2575
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FOR SAI.F-Good store building eighteen
bv thirty-six feet VIII give price de-
In cred. call on or address Edward Camp
hell, IakeView. 2651
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WANTED TO BUY

WANTED-Roll top desk and
small or medium size safe.
Phone 449, Reeds Sanitary Bak-
cry.
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WANTED-Housewive TO try a pound
of Creme Brand Oleonlargarine and
convince themselves IT takes the place of
high price bUtter. Delivered anywhere in
the city, ssc h.. lbs and up. 35c H. CalI
1913. Edwin Hicks, Agent 1907 E. Jack
son. 25s2
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FOR SALE+Second hand se,g>ng ma
chimes, all makes. $500 up. Gunar
anteed. Reynalds Music House. Phone
HIT. 1885
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MISCELLANEOUS
ATTENTION


My registered mammoth Jack will make
the season at 0akfield Farm, miles
north of Pensacola. l also have few
young horses and mules to sell VIII take
cattle and hogs as part payment. | also
Feasel, Route a, City. 1862
DIR. HAMILTON-THE SAW DENTIST.
Saw Teeth Properly Treated, also
Grinding-Kniyes, Shears, Etc. Hand
Saws, Csc. 223 E. Intendencia ST. PEN
sacola, Fla. 1906
DIR. GEO. MASGANA, Veterinary Sur
geon. Treatment of all animals at
moderate rates. Dogs a speciality. III
West Government street Phone 1923
Pensacola, Fla. z010
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-RoH top desk, sideboard hat
rack. dresser, wardrobes. Apply 325
East Romano. 1856
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FOB Substantially new Flying Mer-
kle bicycle $500. Used two months.
A bargain for some one. Address ms.
~ r. Allen, Brent. Fla. Route A, BOZ
so. 2ooi
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LADY with one little girl. desires posi-
ton as housekeeper for small family.
References. Address Mrs. H. Hall, 15S
West Intendencia. 9may7t
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Y3l9a sAr ga six room residence. Iocat-
al ot..sa In ana in a good section of the
htts - ,anly to Leroy V. Holsberry. 400
Thlasen Bldg. city. zos1
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FOR sALE-Dark bay mare. will sell
cheap for cash. Apply 308 west Gov
ernmelt street at hours a. M, " m,
or D. M viii accept Liberty Bonds
in payment. -
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FOR sALE-Grant Roadster in good run IN
ming order, will sell reasonable ioI
cash. Phone 15s. W.
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FOR SALE-One IS #. store PARTITION
one IL TT. show case and one ? IL
show case with tables. VIII Z. Dinenoe
derfer, IA s, Palafox. ST. 'nhas
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sF6R sALE-One standard bred stallion
Address Box &C. Century. Fla. 25s1
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FAMILY OF TWO will rent three nicely
furnished connecting rooms for light
housekeeping. Bath, electric lights and
phone. Apply 227 z. Gregory. 1880
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AUTOMOBILE DEALERS, ATTENTION
-WANTED-To furnish you with names
of Automobile owners in your County,
they need your literature. Write us for
lists. Leon Norfolk Company. Box 431.
Tallahassee Fla. 251s
WANTED-Desirable couple to share s.
room house. and board. At $50 per
month. Write W. care Journal
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-05-09

FOR RENT-Brand new Piano to re-
sponsible party; or win sell on terms.
Address Piano, care Journal 1881
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-05-09

FOp SALE OR EXCHANGE-s1s miles
from courthouse, highly Improved. 90
acre farm suitable for truck, chicken or
osi-y farm Write r. p. Reese. Penea-
cola p a. Box 1887 1857
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-05-09

FOR SALE CHEAP used touring cars.
one Dodge and one Liberty, both in
good condition. Can be seen at 81 W.
Romano ST., United Auto Sales Co.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-05-09

FOR SALE-Overland touring car in per-
feet condition. Apply Mccain Tire &
Repair Co, 113 North Palafox. 1852