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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-25
DANITT-COOk

The marriage of Miss Anna Catharine
Cook, Of 121 West Logan street,
daughter of Mr.. Harry Hill Cook. of
New York, and Mr.. Charles J. Davitt
son of Mr., Anthony Davitt, of 222S
Mif1lin street. was solemnized at a
nuptaI mass at Q o'clock this morning
in St. Francis Assist Cnurch, Logan
and Greene streets. the Rev. J. ID.
Nevin officiating. Miss Cook was at
tended by Miss Mary Anchor as brides
maid and Mr.. Joseph Davitt was his
brothers best man. Mr.. Cook gave
his daughter in marriage.
The bride wore n gown of white satin
covered with lace trimmed crepe geor-
gettc aud long net veil which was held
in place b. orange blossoms. She car
rcd shower bouquet of white chry-
santhcmums.
The bridesmaids S frock was of yellow
satin with an overdrcss of aquamarine
tullc. She wore large black velvet hat
and carried bouquet of yellow chrys-
anthemums.
A wedding breakfast was served after
the ceremony at 121 West Logan street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Davitt then left on a
bridal trip through the West.
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TIOGA

Mr.. and Mrs. Albert L. Tuteur uiI,
give a dinner followed by cards tbis
evening at their home, 1888 Nortb
carlisle street. Their guests, who are re
members of their pinochle club. viii IN y,
clude Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Green l..
WOOD MIR. and Mrs. John Lawson. Mr.
anu Ana MIS- Frederick Woodhead, Mr.. and
nrs; ,aT neorge Cox, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
uel Sqrrie, Mr.. and Mrs. John Sheets
,rii, uiu w Mr. ana Mrs. Jacob Baird. This
"''' oe 'ne nrst meeting for the season.
r, Mrs. David Pierson, of 1898 North
Iratz street, will give a Halloween
party for her little daughter. Miss
Louise Pierson, on Friday evening, from
to clock at her home. The guests
WI include Miss Betty Urich. Miss
Iielen Irelen Schutfer, Miss Betty Schaeffer,
Mss Grace Masseth, Miss Florence
Masseth, Miss Florence Coates, Miss
Mildred Snydermsn. Miss Anna Mack :
m Miss Sarah Mackin. Miss Gwcndolyn
1r9ver, Miss Pauline Borgas, Miss
Helen Patton, Miss Ruth Rathncr. Miss
treda Sembles, Miss Virginia Arnold
Miss Violet Kinds, Miss Elizabeth Mills,
Master, Robert Patton. Master George
ulrich, Master Carl Drexlcr, Master
Harrison Wilson, Master Robert GRAY.
Master Jack Gray, Master Fred King
maSter William James, Master William
Recs and Master Herbert Mills. Miss
May Rothengass will assist Mrs. Pier
son in entertaining.
Mrs. John C. Allen, Jr.. of 1868
North Twenty first street. entertained
at luncheon and cards yesterday nj her
home. Her guests were members of her
900 club. and included Mrs. William
Whitcomb, Mrs. Carl Fl. Schaeffcr. Mrs.
benjamin Foster, Mrs. Harry Haug.
Mrs. Henry Rittenhouse, Mrs. Charles
link. Mrs. Horace Kleinfelder. Mrs.
Frank Barras, Mrs. Frank Paul, Mrs.
Oliver Thornton and Mrs. Oscar vock-
lcr.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. w. Winchester. Of
342J North Twenty second street. will
leave late in the autumn for Tucson.
Ariz. They will be accompanied by their
son and daughter, Mr.. Brooks Win
chester and Miss Ruth Winchester. Mr..
Winchester aud Miss Ruth Winchester
have been spending the early autumn
near Schwenksvilc.
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SOUTH PHILADELPHIA

Mr.. Arthur Reichman, of 246 South
Ihlrd street, will leave next week for
an extended tour through Europe. He
VIII return about March 1, 1920.
Mr.. Harry Hagan. son of Mr.. Harry
Hagan, of 1922 Segal street, has ro,
Gently received his honorable discharge
after serving twenty two months duty
overseas. "u''
q, Mrs. Ethel Eckfeld. of 1923 Mif.
nm street, has for her guests this weel,
Mt. and Mrs. James Kelly, of New
horKi Mrs, Kelly will be remembered
s,i, ss M,s5 5t tGeneyieve Eckfeld, formerly of
Mr.: and Mrs. Edward Horton bave
closed their cottage at Bench Haven
ior the season and have returned IN
their home' 2o43 Fitswater street
Miss Helen Toomey. daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. John Toomey. of SO Nelrosc
avenue, East Iansdownc. will entertain
the cherokee Club on Saturday EVENING
st halloween party. Her homo viii
DC appropriately decorated for the fcs a..
ttval with autumn leaves of brown ond
yellow chrysanthemums, the co,ors oi
the club being brown and gold. Amons
Tue members of the club are Miss Surae
Love, Miss May Gleason, Miss Agnes
Mayer, Miss Rose Mayer, Miss Deinr.
Gus Mayer. Miss Priscilla Mayer, Mis-.
Betty Heir. Miss Marie Keough and nd
Miss Sadie Campbell Other inviteG
guests are. Mr.. Edgar Bruddy, whG
mas recently returned from San De-.
mlngo; Mr.. Thomas Lewis and lTr
Joseph Shinn, of Atlantic CITY. nr
frank Monahan, DR.. John Baker Lon
ahan, Mr.. Hugh Mccormick, Mr.. Raw.
anonu a. Thomas. Sergeant Joseph Gi.
Mansch, of Asbury Park. 'Vun
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Trinity Ushers' Halloween Party

Last evening the Trinity Ushers' As
sociation held its annual Halloween
party in the chapel of the church at
Eighteenth and Wolf streets.
1t was chsperoned by Mrs. Bender,
Mrs. Kern. Mrs. Schoenberg and Mrs.
Seip. This years reception will vel
come home the members who saw serv-
ice in their country's army and navy.
The members present were Mr.. Elwood
Allen, Mr.. Charles J. Edlund. Jr., Mr..
Harry f. IIauck. Mr.. Louis Gotschall.
Mr.. Charles W. .Iudick. Mr.. Benjamin
Green, Mr.. Joseph +. Kast, Mr.. Jacob
Mcrkel. Mr.. Albert Scheffler, Mr.. George
l.. Schocnbcrg. Mr.. Harry Seidenburg,
Mr.. William Seidenburg. Mr.. William
Shelum, Mr. Leroy Singley, Mr.. Her z
bert Sasse, Mr.. Willis A. Phillips.
Mr.. Fred Moegele, Mr.. Harry Holz-
mueller.
Appropriate music was rendered by
Mr.. II. l.. Sasse. pianist, and Mr.. Ed
lund. Jr.. violinist.
The committee in charge consisted of
Mr.. Edlund. Mr.. Singley, Mr.. Kast,
Mr.. Schoenberg and Mr.. Scheffler.
chairman.
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ROxBOROUGH

Mrs. James Haughton, of East
jamestown avenue, entertained infor
mally last evening at her home. Her
guests included Mrs. George Sands,
Mrs. Lee Burgess, Miss Edna Hyde,
Miss Miriam Leech, Mrs. Charles Nor
rison. Miss Elizabeth Schofetd. Mrs.
Harry Dyson. Mrs. Albert Boggs, Miss
Irene X. Schotield. Mrs. Fredericb
Carbaugb. Mrs. Daniel Lentz, Mrs
Joseph Sykes. Mrs. l., NJ. Schadel
Mrs. Ralph Cope and Mrs. Harry Nc
Gonigal.
Miss Elizabeth Thorp and her sister
Miss Mary Thorp. of Green lane. who
have been spending the summer anc
autumn in California. will return tc
their home in Roxborough next week.
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receiving congratulations on the birth
of daughter, Dorothy Stackhousc.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Ross and
daughter, Miss Alice Marie Ross and
Mrs. William Applegate have been
visiting Rev. and Mrs. NJ. Il. Lake
at Princeton.
Mrs. Robert C. Belville will entertain
the two Bible classes of which she Is
leader, on Friday afternoon, at her
home on Delaware avenue.
Mrs. T. Sidney Cadwalladcr and Mrs
Eliza c. Smith will represent the Civic
Club at the reciprocity luncheon given
by Langhorpc Sorosis, at the Bucks
County Country Club on Thursday.
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SAVAGE-ROGERS

An attractive wedding will take place
in the Wayne Avenue Baptist Church,
Wayne avenue and Indian Queen lane,
at 4 O'Clock this afternoon, when Miss
Edna Rogers. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
David +. Rogers, of 334 East Tulpe-
hockcn street, will become the bride of
Mr.. Russell r. Savage, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs j. Howard Savage, of 5023 Knox
street. Miss Rogers will be attended
by Miss EVELYN Rogers. her sister, a.
maid of honor. and Mr.. j. Howard
Savage. Jr. will be his brothers best
man. The following gentlemen will act
as ushers: Mr.. Haywood Marshall.
Mr.. Vernon T. Patterson, Mr.. +. J. II.
Rogers, the brides brother, aud Mr.. G.
Smith, Jr, The Rev. Il. l.. NewkiIk
will perform the ceremony and Mr..
Rogers will give his daughter in mar
riage. \ reception will Immediately
follow at the home of the bride.
Mr.. and Mrs. Savage win be at home
after December l at 501S Knox street.
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NORRISTOWN

Mr.. Charles C. Rambo, of 65I Stan
bridge street, has announced the en-
gagemeut of his daughter, Miss Miriam
Rambo. to Mr.. Leslie Rowec Tilton,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Tilton,
of San Pedro, Calf. The announce
ment was formerly made to u number of
Miss Rambo's friends whom she en-
tertained at cards.
The Rev. and Mrs. A. b. Stoncr, of
East Marshall street, celebrated their
forticth wedding anniversary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Miles. of 12O
Cherry street gave dinner party ut
their home in honor of their fifteenth
wedding anniversary.
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NORTH PHILADELPHIA

Mrs. Russell Wilson and Mrs. II.
Rex Stackhouse will entertain the mem
bers of their card clubs at luncheon and
cards on Friday, October 81, at the
home of Mrs. Stackhouse. 1913 North
Twenty second street. Their guests
will include Mrs. George p. Tustin,
Mrs. Lathrop Smith. Mrs. Charles
Branch. Mrs. George Thompson. Mrs
Edwin j. Beuter, and Mrs Hilyard
Smith.
The members of the PENNSYLVANIA
Barge club will give a masquerade
dance on Saturday evening, November
|. at the club house. Mr.. Samuel
Hunter, Mr.. William Simmons. Mr..
Eugene Zieber. and Mr.. Carl Berger
form the committee in charge. The of
ficers of the club include Mr.. Edward
Paret, president; Mr.. Glenn Glare, vice
president; Mr.. Leon Thomas. secre-
tary; Mr.. William Clark, treasurer.
and Mr.. Harold Speidel, captain. There
will be 100 guests. A series of en-
tertainments and dances are being ar
ranged for the winter.
Mrs. Samuel Currie. of 264O North
Ninth street, will entertain at luncheon
and cards on Tuesday, at her home.
This will be the first entertainment for
the season, and the guests will in
clude Mrs. William Apple. Mrs. John
Mawson, Mrs, Joseph Sheets, Mrs. Al
fred Krumm, Mrs. Ernest F. Apeldorn,
Mrs. Albert u Tuteur, Mrs Warren
Ludwig, Mrs. Cora Prince. Mrs. Fred
Woodhead, Mrs. f. Il. Allen aud Miss
Sallie Rogers.
Miss Adele McGrath will entertain
the members of her sewing circle at
luncheon at her home on Monday eve
ming, when the following will be pres
ent Mrs. j. Broadfield, Mrs. Besse
Connover. Miss Margaret McCandless.
Mrs. ii. Dauphine, Miss Lill Neville.
Mrs, y, Lodge, Mrs. B. Thompkinson,
Mrs NJ Ferguson, Mrs. a. Timmons.
and Mrs v Clark Fl x
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FALLS OF SCHUYLkIll

Mrs. f. Gehring Hardness. of Queen
lane, will give a luncheon. followed by
cards on Friday afternoon, October 81
at her home. for the caro- club of which
she is member. Mrs. Frank Paul,
Mrs. John Blaze, Mrs. Harry Derby
shire, Mrs. Hugh Hanna. Mrs. Steven
son, Mrs. Oscar Noll and Mrs. Charles
Bricker will be the guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hohen- Adel and
their daughter, NJ iss Catharine Hohen =
Adcl, of Queen lane. will spend the
weekend in Atlantic City.
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TNIlE debutante tea today will be for
4 Margaret Graham, out in Chestnut
Hill. There have certainly been an
unusual number of debutantes in that
direction this season. Gladys Muller,
Mary Ernestine Appleton, Mary Good
man, Caroline Barclay, Mamie Dale,
Elizabeth Barlow. Celestine Warder.
Margaretta Sharpless, the Glendiunings
why, it's just one after another.
Margaret Graham is very attractive,
rather fair and stylish. She is sister
came out about five years ago. Her
mother was Miss Margaret Mccall
Thaycr, you remember.
Margaret had an awfully good time
in Newport this summer, the family
having had II cottage there for the
season.
There will be a dinner and dance
after the tea, when men guests VIII JOIN
the receiving party. Among the debSs
who will receive today are Mary aud
Ellen Glendinning. Marion Baird Mar
garetta Sharpless. Mary Goodman, Har-
riot Zimmerman. Catherine Coke. Eve
lyn Smith. Dorothy Ely, Peggy Rosen-
garten, Disston Deborah Logan, Polly
Thaycr, Esther Rhoads and Kathleen
Ritter.
DLANS have been about completed
= for the large Halloween party to be
given by Main Liners at the Merton
Cricket Club on Friday. for the benetit
of the Sunnyside Day Nursery.
Both children and grownups should
have a royal time, for many surprises
and odd features are being planned.
There will be childrcn's party in the
afternoon. when a moving picture
show, games and grab-bag will be
among the entertainments arranged for
the little ones.
The children who will take part will,
at the same time. be helping the less
fortunate children of the poor, whose
parents are compelled to place them in
nurseries during the time they are en-
ployed in the day. The Sunnyside Day
Nursery takes care of hundreds of such
cases, supplying care and nourishment,
as well as medical attention. to the
children left in its care.
In the evening the younger married
set will take part, as will also the
debutautes, in A dance where many
novelties will be introduced in contest,
lucky number and exhibition dancing.
Mrs. Logan MacCoy is chairman of
the committee which is making all ar
rangements. while those who will have
charge of the various departments in-
cludc Mrs. John Maxwell, Mrs. John
Gilbert. Mrs. William =. O'Neill, Miss
Georgine Butler, Mrs. Harold How,
Mrs. William A. Lieber aud Mrs.
Jacques l.. Vauclain.
A number of dinner parties are to
preccde the dance Mrs. Norman X.
Conderman will entertain twenty five
guests, and Mrs. Jacques l.. Vauclain
will give large debutante party.
Others who will entertain are Mrs.
John Maxwell. Mrs. Howard Long
streth, Mrs. Walter Clothier and Mrs.
Logan MacCoy.
TlHERE was terrible noise issuing
l. from one of the smaller streets where
no ears run, and between Twentieth
and Twenty second streets, as I was
passing by on Thursday. A working
man was coming from the house just
as a doctor rode quickly up and ran
in. and a certain next door neighbor
called to the man from the window ::
what on earth is the matter?"
'Oh," said the man, ''thc little girl
has swallowed a penny, and her mother
is making such fuss. as if it had been
s. gold piece"
NANCY WYNNE
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LAY SCHOOL CORNERSTONE
Exercises to Be Held at ST. Luke
the Evangelist's

Laying of the cornerstone of the
school of st. Luke the Evangelist in
Gleusidc will be celebrated with ap-
propriate exercises tomorrow afternoon
at 3 o'clock
The Right Rev. Monsignor Nevin Il.
Fisher. V. c., pastor of st. John the
Evangelist Church will ohiciate. He
will be assisted by the Rev. Michael j.
Corley. pastor of the Church of the
Seven Dolors, Wyndmoor, and the Rev.
j. Curran, pastor of st. David 5
Church, Willow Grove. The Rev. John
f.. Flood, superintendent of parochial
schools, will preach the sermon.
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ALONG THE MAIN LINE

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph H. Dallett are
being congratulated on the birth of n
daughter, Hope BALLET, Sunday, October
12. Mrs. Dallett will be remembered as
Miss Helen S. Dands, of Ardmore, Pa.
Mrs. Il. de Solmes Bond and the
Misses Bond have taken house in
Merton for the winter.
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sPRouL NAMES DIR. DEAN

The Rev. DR.. James j. Dean, pres
ident of Villanova College, has been ap-
pointed by Governor Sproul member
of the college and university council,
The purpose of the council Is to pass
cations for charters Of incorporatianp Of
colleges, universities or theological sem :
inaries. Doctor Dean has the distipc
tion OF being the first Catholic college
president 10 be 4pnointed On the council.
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YARpIEY

Mrs. Werth. OF Lancaster, is sisit-
ing her daughter, Mrs. Alfred Danser.
Mr.. William Mccormick and Mr..
and Mrs. Aaron Mccormick. have been
visiting at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Mccormick on Alton avenue.
Mr., and Mrs Thomas stackhouse are
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-25

cards and dancing, in honor Of their
first wedding anniversary. There will
be about 40 guests present Mrs. Ste
phenson will be remembered as Miss
Virginia 9. Anderson.
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FOR SALE-One 5-passenger, 6
cylinder Mitchell, slightly
used. Can be bought cheap on
account of owner leaving city.
Call 16 West Gonzalez street, or
phone 1889.
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HELP--MALE

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ENOUGH TO GET UP.
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AND DELIVER
PAPERS TO JOURNAL SUBSCRIBERS
BEFORE BREAKFAST.
ONLY THOSE WILLING TO
WORK MED APPLY.
WILL NOT INTERFERE WITH
SCHOOL OR REGULAR FOB.
CHANCE FOR SOME
EXTRA MONEY.
APPLY TODAY
CIRCULATION MANAGER
THE PENSACOLA JOURNAL
PLACE APPLICATIONS NOW FOR
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ADVANCE
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can't the words in your advertise
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o. times you desire 1t printed, and
The counting OF words include the
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nd the address.
No advertisement taken for less than
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IT DON'T PAY

To hatch and raise scrub chick
ems when you can get Eggs from
thoroughbred carefully mated
birds.
Reese'S S. c. Rhode ISIaud Reds
Have eight years of careful Sc
lective breeding behind them.
Eggs for Matching from these
exceptionally good birds at$1. so,
$500 and $3.50 per setting of
fifteen.
REESE S POULTRY YARDS
e. L. Reese, Prop.
Phone 1761 R. F. d. No. 1
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LEGAL NOTICES

NOTICE.
The Board Of Public Instruction for
Escambia county. Florida. win receive
sealed bids up to IL o'clock a. M, Sep
tember 18th, 1919. for the following de-
scribed property: The school site at Olive
consisting of one school lot s60x104 feet.
and the building erected thereon.
A. s. EDWARDS.
In EscambIa County Circuit Court, State
OF Fiorida--in chancery
Myrtle Bradshaw Va. III. w. Bradshaw.
On Monday, the 9Th day OF October, A.
D. 1919, the defendant. II. w. Bradshaw.
IL required to appear to the bill filed
against him herein.
This order to be published once each
week for four consecutive weeks in the
Pensacola Journal, newspaper publish
ed in Escambia County.
JAS. MAC0IBBON,
Clerk Circuit Court.
BY NJ. l.. BELL. d. c.
Pensacola. Fla, September 2. 1919.
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REPAIRING

DR.. THE SAW DENTIST
Saw Teeth Properly Treated: also
Grinding Knives. Shears etc. Hand
Saws, Csc 223 r. Jntendencia ST. Cross
Cut Saws Gunmed. 2so5
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HELP-FEMALE

SyENOGRAPHERS wANTED-Regfster
with the employment department Of
the Pan-American College, Rooms ala to
2S9 Brent Bldg. No charge. Positions
waiting. 4e41
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PIANO TUNING

W. e. Lazeiie. Expert Plano Tuner
~. All work guaranteed. Phone 2o4.
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SALE. BY OwNER-14e YVES, zar-
ss!seyse q. corner store ard two story
Rsas7reL, Iacing Barcelona st Same lot.
scIsc I +, price and terms. and 7-roorn
v Z3rr.. Government St Apply 400
corner Barcelona. 1914
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= sAlE-oNE IN FOOT JUNIPER
sIn- FLAT BOTTOM. NEW. EVEN
SSSAoToE. NEW NO. 9 Dickens
essr INPEWRITER. PORTABLE
otI $500. BEN :. KING, 80 SOUTH
-AlAFox STREET. 1ies
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ARMY GOODS roR SALE.

ARMY SDoDS FOX SALE.
U. s. Army Ranges. 33 in high. SO in.
vide vie, 81 in long, good condition ,s so e
u. 8. Army Comforters. s35 bale of %
u. s. Army Wool Blantets ....-.... .s5
u s. Army Double Wheel Harness;
u. S. Army Galvanized Iron Hot Water
Tanks SO gallon ..-..... S24s5
Khaki Brooches, s5e pr, dozen =. 50 90
Army Spiral Puttees S1.2o
u s. Army. repaired shoes. Russet
Leather, PAIR sA-ss
u. s. Army Russet Leather Shoes. not
repaired In lots of 100 or over. pair SIG
u S. Army Canvas Folding Cots,
eafn ..r-,--,. =. ,..-. sz-9s
u. s. Army Heavy Leather Halters.
U. S. Army Heavy Leather Open Brides:
English Sheffield Steel Knife Bayonets,
U. s. Army Heavy Galvanized Iron Buck
u s. Army Mcclellan Saddles. russet
ies'her sacM e Mcc,.;,.n ssd,4,s s10''
eacn ,;--...-...-......;. sZS.9o
terms cash with order.
BRADLEY BONDED WAREHOUSE co.
GreenviIe, s. c. 1145
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MORTGAGE LOAN
DANCING

DANCING TAUGHT, at z06 West Greg
DRY street. For Information. phone 27s.
Children's classes Tuesday and Friday.
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'.,,.i -Four shares American Ma
--,r-ss : care Journal. Iise
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E SALE-D Desirable room two story
80 mag on Bay Shore. Stucco fin
asss. An1ly G. w. Parker or f. T..
a. Watson. Parker & Reese Co.
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Ts--i, Pure bred white leghorns,
e-ief q strain ROSTERS. none better.
Elk ?, each. Jos. Bauman, Route 2.
- reasscoia. 1883
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WANTED-House girl at "a w. Gregory
WANTED-An art square. Must be in
s,od condition and reasonable in price
Phone 1894.
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IwANTED-To buy display refrigerator.
Phone 1913 1240
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WANIEO-ROY FOB 6AY SHORE
ROUTE. APPLY IMMEDIATELY cha
CUIATloN DEPARTMENT THE JOUR-
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FOR SALE-Cadillac roadster. excellent
condition VIII sell CHEAP for cash. Call
Brent and II street, Baskerville. Phone
17e5. 1853
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WANTED-YoUNo WOMEN TO WORE
IN RESTAURANT, CLEAR DISH e
FROM TABLE, DISWASHERS, ETC
APPLY SHfPYARD CAFETERIA. ia
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FOR SALE-Cheap, Dodge touring car
in Al condition. VIII consider Ford
Roadster in trade. Can be seen at Barr
Eciler Works. Baylen st. Wharf. between
| 1850 a. m to $40 o. m 1880
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FOR Observation-Disclosures rooms. i
North Spring street. Phone $50,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-09-18

WANTED-To buy Jersey COW with
young calf. Must be gentle. Apply SIS
West Chase street
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-09-18
TRANSFER Storage

BINGHAM TRANSFER COMPANY.
PHONE 334. HAULING, PACKING.
STORING.
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MASONIC TEMPLE.

Special communication of Scottish
Rite bodies Thursday September 49, at
1880 D. m. Work I'm the 18th and 18th de-
srees. Sojourning companions fraternally
invited,
J.. CRUIKSHANK.
r. @. BUSHNELL w. NJ.
Secretary.
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FOR SALE

FOE S4ALE-Fine Jersey Cow now givins
2h gallons milk per day: first calf
Al condition. sos West Belmont st.
Ci--.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-09-18

WANTED-Maid for houseworlS. Liberia
pay and treatment Only reliable Cir
wanted 1908 West Chase street.