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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1919-12-12
ENDS HIS LIFE
WITH A RIFLE;
DEESP00N6jEEhCY
Suicide Of Raymond Shaffer
\ Occurs Near Chesterville;
Funeral Friday

Ct!ESTERvILLE, ohio. Dec. TO-
Despondent on account Of iIl-heaith,
Raymond shaffer, aged 20, shot him.
self with rifle, just below the heart
Monday morning at 1880 o'clock and
death resulted this morning at six
o'clock.
The suicide occurred on the Virgil
Ault farm, east of Sparta.
Shaffer was removed to the home
of his parents in Chesterville, where
the services of physician were of no
avail, as death came this morning.
The deceased is survived by his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Shaffer,
two brothers and sister.
The funeral will be held Friday
morning at 10:30 o'clock at the Pres
byterian church in Chesterville. Bur
ial in the Chesterville cemetery.
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WILDWOOD

The entertainment given by the
Loyal Workers Saturday evening was
well attended.
Mr. George Hahn, who has been on
the sick list for some time, Is much
improved.
Mr. and Mrs. Oregon Fike returned
from Pennsylvania Friday after q two
weeks visit with friends and rela
tives.
Mr. William Tucker has purchased
the property which formerly belonged
to Elizabeth hightmire.
The grammar room of the public
school will give an entertainment in
the Church OF Christ next Friday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Smeeth have
returned. from the western part of the
country where they have been visit
ing during the past two months.
MIR. William Young is on the sick
list.
The ladies CT the Disciple Church
will give an oyster supper next Sat
I,urday evening"
Mr. d. A Kirk attended court at Mt
Vernon Monday.
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EXPERIMENT ON
DOC IS MADE IN
POISONING CASE
Animal Given Six Ounces Of
Liquid From One Of the
Fruit Jars
LIQUID WAS FOUND
AT JENNINGS HOME
Complete Analysis On The
Cider Is Obtained BY
County Prosecutor

An experiment was carried out 81
physicians and officials Monday ever
ins to ascertain If the ,claer found in
the jars at the homo Of Deimar Jen-
nings contained the, deadly arsenic
poison.
The experiment showed conclusive.
Iy that The cider in the jars contain
cd the same amount Of poison as con-
tanned in the bottle from Eh chas.
Robert Franklin and William Arthur
Youst drank and whieh caused their
death few hours afterwards.
DOG is MADE SICK
Monday evening at 6 o'clock the ex-
pertinent was performed at the office
of DR.. c. f. Limbaugh, West Vine
street. A dog was given. six ounces
of the cider and in Is minutes the an
imal became very sick and COM
menced to vomit.
nr j. F. Lee and Dr.. Fred l.. Sing
rey were present Mt the experiment
and stated that the poison affected
the dog in just the same way as it
affected the two mon who drank the
poisoned cider.
Others present at the experiment
were: DR.. Limbaugh, Prosecuting At.
torney Ashbaugh, Sheriff Mosholder,
Deputy Sheriff Lytle sand newspaper
men.
DR.. Limbaugh stated Tuesday morn.
ing that the dog yomited all Monday
night, but was still living Tuesday
morning.
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KENYON QUINTET is
GETTING IN SHAPE
FOR BASKET BALL
Twenty Players Are Trying
Ont On The Team At
Gambler

GAMBIER, Dec. 1D-In response to
Coach Thomssen's call for varsity
basketball candidates, squad of 20
Kenyon men reported for practice
last week. The work of the first af-
ternoOn consisted of talk by the
coach on the fundamentals of basket
ball and a light workout in basket
shooting. The following day the
squad scrimmaged for the first time.
From the showing made so far the
varsity forwards will probably be
picked from Thomas. Williams, Kelly,
Gorsuch and SAINT; the guards from
Cable, Plum, Swanson, McAdie, Eg-
gert, Treat and Galbrach. Maxwell
and Hall are working at center. Gal
brach is playing at both center and
guard or the men McAdie, Eggert
and Swanson are showing up well as
guards, SAINT, Thomas and Williams
at forward and Hall at center
The freshmen, called out for scrim-
mage against the varsity, were unab-
le to score more than four points.
Kenyon will play her first game
Jan. 8 at Cincinnati and will play Mi
ami the next day at Oxford. The next
six games will be played at Gambler.
| Thursday night the annual football
banquet will be given with the team
| and members Of the student body the
guests Of President Pierce. Letters
will be awarded and the alumni ath-
letic committee will be present to dis
cuss plans for new athletic field.
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DOG IMPROVES

Mr.. and Mrs. William Corbett and
daughter, of Columbus, were guests
of Mrs. Anna Oborne, East Chestnut
street, Sunday.
Mr.. Walter Chrisman of Brandon
spent Saturday with his daughter.
Mrs. Stanley Snuff, in Newark and
Sunday with his brother, Mr.. Robert
Chrisman of Columbus.
Miss Nina Chapman has returned
to her home in Granville after a six
weeks visit with friends and relatives
in Mt. Vernon
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ELECT DIRECTORS
FOR AG. SOCIETY

At a meeting held Saturday after.
noon, the following directors were
elected for the Knox County Agricul-
tural society for period of three
years:
III. V. Ulery, Clay township; ]. E.
Fawcett, Harrison township; c. b.
Jackson, Milford township; A. ]. Pen.
ick, Morgan township; G. F. Braddock,
Pike township; Wilson Bradrick,
Wayne township; E. C. Limbaugh,
Fl. w. McCalla, G. Fl. Jones and Bert
o. Evans, Mt. Vernon.
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The dog on which the experiment
was tried, was found day or 80 ago
BY Sheriff Mosholder without a dog
tag, and was to have been shot by the
sheriff today
DOUBT is SETTLED
There was some question in the
minds OF the officials whether or not
the liquid in the fruit Jars, obtained
at the home of Delrnar Jennings, con
tanned any poison. The experiment
OF Monday night showed that all the
liquid obtained at the Jennings home
contains the deadly poison.
officials cannot believe that Jen-
nings sample some of the cider. Jen-
nings sampled some Of the cider. Jen-
GERS that he drank some of the cider
on several occasions.
MISTAKE IN ANALYSIS
The final analysis of the cider,
made by Chemist Markworth, Cclum-
torney Paul NJ. Ashbaugh late Mon
day afternoon. According to the
chemist, mistake was made In the
first analysis relative to the amount
Of alcohol. The final report shows
that the liquid contained one one
hundredth of one per cent, instead of
II per cent as first reported
The final report also shows the
amount of arsenic in the liquid.
GRAND JURY INVESTIGATION
Prosecuting Attorney Ashbaugh
stated Tuesday morning that an in
! vestigation of the poisoning case
would be made by the grand jury Of
the January term Of court. The pros
ecutor has some new evidence in the
case which will be brought directly to
| the attention of the grand jury.
DOG IMPROVES
DR.. Limbaugh stated Tuesday noon
that the dog which was given some
/ Of the cider showed signs of improve
ment shortly before noon today The
dog ate quite large amount OF
food and appeared 10 be much better
afterwards.
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For Saturday, Dec. 13, only. Ladies'
SIS to $9.95 velvet hats now S2.95; chill
dren's Si.95 to Sc hats for SIPS. A.
A. Dowds Dry Goods Co. x12*
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Mccuilcugh-Davis
Weddinu

Wedding
Mr.. Thomas Mccullough of Mar
tinsburg and Miss Pearl Davis of
Eden township. Licking county, wele
united in marriage Tuesday by Rev.
Barnes of Newark. Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Cullough will reside on q farm near
Martinsburg.
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Mrs. Harry Vanatta of the Granville
road spent Monday in Columbus.
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Of course If ycu prefer only muff or scarf you
may buy it that way. At this store furs are
sold for just what they are, there is no misrep-
resentation. May we show you?
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rop sAI.E-Bed and two sets springs
IN Iaroa oven one spring cot, small
cloves wood and coal. $500 West strong aa
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Eop sAI,Flone bicycle with brand new
tires, motor cycle handle bars, and IN
rcod Condition 20 inch Trace. FOR ~.
formation. phone 1857
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MASONIC TEMPLE,

Special convocation of Mt. Horet
Chapter. No. 6. r A. NJ. Wednesday
September 10th. at 1880 p. m Work
in the NJ NJ. degree Sojourning com
panions fraternally invited.
c. s. PaNACKER.
T. T. TODD, H p.
secretary.
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PENSACOLA LODGE NO. ~. r. & A. ~.
Regular communication of Pensacola
Lodge No A. F. & A. II. Thursday.
sept II 1919 at 7:30 D. m. Work in
the F. c. degree. Visiting brothers fra
ternaIly invited.
NJ b SCOTT, w. NJ.
d r SACNDERS. Secy.
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HEMSTITCHING-Ff class work and
quick service. S23 East Jackson ST
Phone 1896. 40
In answering advertisements be sure
to mention The Journal
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REWARD-I WILL PAY $500 REWARD
FOR A HOUSE TO RENT If CAN
GET SAME WITHIN THE NEXT 60
DAYS PREFERABLY EAST HILL.
NOTIFY p. o. BOX I. $50
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WANTED-To EXCHANGE 8 NICELY
LAUNCH, 20 HORSEPOWER OR MORE.
SUITABLE FOR FREIGHT OR TOW
ING. ADDRESS p. o. BOX 81, PACes,
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MASONIC TEMPLE.

special meeting of Ze1lica Grotto,
Tuesday. Sept. 9. at 7:3o p An inter-
estine program will be rendered. Come
T. HARVEY BAYLISS NJ.
r L MILLER, Secy-
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Count the words n your advsrtl,ser
or times yUu desire It printed. ana
rertit accordingly.
The counting OF words include the
words For Sale" Wanted etc.
ard the address,
RATES
No advertisement taken for less tnan
Black FACE CAPS. LIKE THIS
Type, TWO CENTS PER WORD
Fnra gra phed matter. line dasnes
white g-ace. classified display: SC
per line. sec per inch az lines make
,ne .nch.)
counts may have advertisements
Kin orders should be given in writ
ing. never ever the telephone
TELEPHONE SERVICE.
Tf your name A. In tho Telephone
hook we viii accept your M over
The .eiephone. chsrge y e yor ~ ~. re
'orap-fng morning.
Cou~feous operators Thoroughly
varnlIis- With yates. rules and cias-t-
e'cafion win 1--WE YOU complete In,
assfst YOU IN wording vow aavprfise-
ae-f 70 rrrlSe n most effective.
Adverf'~ers should give their street
nhone nurnhAr ~ thew desi-a results
Few readers have tolenhone and
they can't communicate with you un-
Iess they how your address.
- w week days. a. m. TO IL a. m
SUNDAYS.
Journal Want Ads Cover West
Florida.
PHONE 1900
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wANTED-Furnished or unfurnished
house, large or small West of Pala-
fox street VIII lease by year. Write
L. - s, care Journal 800
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Legal Notices

GUARDIANS DISCHARGE NOTICE.
six months after this date, shail
make final returns of my accounts az
minor with the County Judge of Escam-
bia County. Florida. and apply Tor
discharge from such guardianship.
July 9th, A. D.. 1919.
r. NJ. CARY,
Guardian for Henry Wright Brown.
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COLORED woman wants position as
house servant or cook VIII live on
premises Employer must provide place
to live Fine recommendations. Address
Mary T e. NJ. Geralds, care Pensacol9
Journal. 1OoS
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wANTED-Swinging typewriter stand TO
be attached to desk corner. MI Bau-
win. Journal office. upstairs.
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POSITION WANTED

ton as stenographer or cashier. Adj
dress J. c., care Journal Office. 924
WANTED-Boy. 10 years of age viii ae-
cept work of any kind. Apply 709 r.
Oregon St $50
WANTED - Position as stenographer.
Phone 2259. 993
WANTED - Experienced stenogra pher
wants position. Address LIB" care
Journal. 1923
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DAMON LODGE NO. IS
" nE .

Regular meetings of this lodge erers
Tuesday at y. m. at the hail on E.asi
Tntenaencia street. Entertainment b.
the refreshments committee
w g. CAMPBELL. C C
B. W HOLLAND, Secy.
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ARTESIAN WELLS

ARTESIAN wELLS-Win put In wells
A to 20 inches diameter any depth ana
ton. Gray Artesian Wen Co. r.. O. Boy
1917 or Phone 46. oit
In answering advertisements be sure
to mention The Journal.
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wANTED-Three or four unfurnished
rooms on North Hill. Address A. *:
care The Journal. 800
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AUTOMOBILES

BEST battery changing equipment IN
town. Bring your battery in tonight.
get 1T in the morning fully recharged:
Use our service batteries meantime Al
work guaranteed. East Hill Garage, l5oa
East Blount 99S
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wANTED-An kinds of phonograpn
work. no matter what the make Gallen
fo- and delivered II desired the Plaho
enop' Fhone 'sl' io--o = - 72s
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WANTED-Two or three unfurnished
rooms. Close in. by coupe. No chill
dren. Address "BB" care Journal. 1OZi
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wANTED-your fob printing and orders
for engraving of ell kinds; GAZING
cards wedding Invitations. etc. MAfES
PRINTING co, 20-22 West Government
street olo
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WANTED-YouR FURNITURE AND
HOUSEHOLD GOODS TO PACK AND
CRATE AT REASONABLE PRICE.
HALLMARK TRANSFER CO., PHONE
6f6.
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PERSONAL

NOTICE. will not be responsible Tor
any debts contracted for by any per
son In my name. Elmer LegSett' iVoA
YOUR FORTUNE FoREToLD-Ques
lions answered free. Send dime age
and birth date for trial reading. DIT
Christensen. Box S32. Toledo, Ohio. iOtz
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FOR SALE

eutcx LIGHT SIX, PASSENGER
TOURING CAR.
GER.
DODGE. PASSENGER.
4 FORD PASSENGER SPEEDSF Elk.
REQ s PASSENGER.
FORD LIGHT DELIVERY IHo1N'
United Auto Sales Company.
80 WEST GARDEN
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-One ton truck n good con-
dition. Porter's Bazaar, lis N. Pala-
fox street. zSf
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PIANO TUNING

w. {. LazeIie, Expert Plano Tuner
and repairer. Player Pianos a Special
" All work guaranteed. Phone 2o4-
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Lop sAI.E-Large mahogany Nictrola
and $50 worth of records; value SisV'
viii take 500 Childs wheel. sle- APP
plv GIG E. Gadsden. or phone lo<z-
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WANTFD-Sewfng Machines ann String
Instruments to repafr. VIII put them
In good condition and guarantee the
work: thirty years experience Phone
7a1. I win cali. 20 E. Garden St n
BlskesIev. ilVs
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WA NTF.D-Carnente work by ex-ser-
vice man Ten years experience In
Texas with high priced lumher-know
how to save you money. Phone 1857.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. wishes furnished
room west of Palafox St. and north OF
w Gregory. Address Box z, care jour
nal 1915
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ron AIF-Five-passenge car Elee-
trio lights. self-starter; in good con
dition. $4,000 223 East Government
street.
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FoR sALE-t5o HEAD HORSES AND
MULES. ANY AGE AND ANY SIZE.
SOY 4. TAYLoR'S STABLES. PHONE
476.
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DANCING

DANCING TAUGHT. at FOG West Greg
DRY street For Information, phone 27s.
Chfldren's classes Tuesday and Friday.
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FOR SALE-Residence. 922 East De',ot'
street. Terms to suit purchaser. I'M
mediate nossegsion Phone 2079.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES typewriter II
good condition Must be bargain fol
cash. Address Typewriter. care journal
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LODGE NOTICE

PENSACOLA LODGE NO. 3, x. OF p.
Regular meeting OF the lodge every
Monday D. M, at their hall on East
r. c. MADSEN c. C.
c. f. STEWART. X. of r. 81 S.
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FOR sALE-one Prex rug. Apply ~
". Chase.
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FOR sAr.E-overland 80 Touring car ear
~, SIC p c,adsden. Phone 1922 1854
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DAIRY

sSW Ell MILK delivered TO any part
city. r. T. Jernigan, Phone 5104. 81
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REPAIRING

FURNITURE REPAIRING - DO NOT
RELOCATE YOUR BROKEN FURNf-
TuRE TO THE WOOD PILE. HAVE
1870. 20 EAST CERVANTES STREET.
DIR. HANILTON-THE SAW DENTIST.
Saw Teeth Properly Treated: also
Grinding Knives, Shears. etc. Hand
Saws 25c 223 f. Intendencia St. Cross
Ont Save czI1nnrr1ed 2s05
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w AN T ADS.
Must be in this Office by 8
0. m. to Insure Publication
the Following Morning.
HELP--FEMALE

STENOGRAPHERS WANTED--Register
with the employment department OF
the Pan-American College. Rooms 80 70
ESQ Brent Bldg. No charge. Positionss
waiting. ASST
IwANTED-Three assistant school teach
ers- $500 per month for first ASSIST
ant, $4,000 second and third School 70
open Sept 18th Applicants ADDRESS
IP. w. Miles, Chairman Board OF Trns.
tees. Mona, Florida. So
wANTED-An attendant for elderly iauy
in the country Good salary comfort
able home. Apply TO DIR. simpson ~
Thiessen Bldg, Pensacola, Fla. ep-
wANTED-A cook Call phone 1883 1866
wANTED-At once, good colored cook.
Apply at v w. c. A. u. Belmont.
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-o1 E-oNE II FIT JUNIPER
GOAT. FLAT BOTTOM. NEW. EVEN
RJDE MOTOR. BEN r. KING, 80 So.
PALAFOx ST. 49,
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MACHINIST HELPERS LODGE NO. eo1
Meet every End and 4th Friday nights OF
each month in w O. w hall. on corner
of West Romano and Baylen streets
T. p. BURTT. President.
q N wOODHAN Pee Secy.
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rop sAI.F-Pair thoroughbred register-
"A D.,rocs 10 months old cheap Al
a,ess r. Boswell. Holt. Fla. Lz9
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roR sAI,E-seven room house on M -,
Apply GIT ~. NJ St
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rop SALE Rufus-Red Belgian and
, Australiap Giant Rabbits. Imported
stock (bred). See them at j. c. Carter s.
"a West Intendencia st.
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FOR SALE-TWO GLASS 7AGr
A GLe I PIKE orHgR SHOW CASES
AND ONE BOWSER PUMP OIL IANN,
| no GALLONS cAPAGIIY appIY
WAKEFIELD GROCERY.
-, err one bicvcle with brand new
tres motor cycle handle bars, and IN
| col Condition. 20 inch Trace. For II.
formation, phone 1907.
roR sAI.E-Bed and two sets springs
| one large oven, one spring COT, s 500 !.
stoves wood and coal. $500 west Str 1na
s. -v--
roR sAIE-Lester piano. extra fine IN
strument and practically as gooa as
new. II you want me pa lat one cheap
Address b. ]. r., care Journal. lo-o
-. sIr-pair thoroughbred register
"A r.,rocs 10 months old. cheap Az
dress J. r. Boswell Holt, Fla. -
EoR sArF-seven room house on M St
Eor sAr.E-overland 90 Touring car
! 1aIq First class condition. sooos -.
NV SIS +. Gadsden. Phone 1922 1881
roR sALE-one Prex rug. Apply 122
W. Chase. -,
FOR sALE-Large mahogany victro oda
and $50 worth of records; value s.toi
will take 500. ChildtS Wheel. So. ~
NV GIG f. Gadsden. or phone lozz-
For sAI.E-Five-passenger car Eiee-
tric lights. self-starter; in good con-
d;tion. $4,000. 223 East Government
street --
ron sALE-t5o HEAD HORSES AND
MULES ANY AGE AND ANY sl<E.
Roy 4. TAYLoR'S STABLES. PHONE
476.
FOR sAI.E-Residence. 922 East Desoto
street. Terms to suit purchaser. I'M
mediate possession. Phone 20fs
FOR SALE Rufus-Red Belgian ana
Australian Giant Rabbits imported
stock 1bred) See them at j. e. carter 3
"a West Intendencia st.
NOTICE TO PUBLIC-If YOU want any
furniture repaired. chairs recaned- OF
bottoms put in send them to Mr. X
Howell. SIG f. Chase St, Pensacola, Flsa,
looo
FOR sAIE-Large storl1y frost proof
| prompt shipments. Forbes Farm, BAYOU
LaBatre, Ala -
FOR SALE-oNE II FIT. JUNlPER
BOAT. FLAT BOTTOM. NEW. EVEN
RUDE MOTOR. BEN r. KING, 50 81;
PALAFOx ST. ~.
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WANTED-Competent Bookkeeper for
general store to keen fun set of general
books and customers accounts. Advise
full details of experience. references,
when you could come and salary expect
ed Competent, care Journal 1902
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Eoe sAIE-TWo GLASS HALE OK
CIE DISPLAY FLOOR SHOW CASES,
ALSO THREE OTHER SHOW GasE9
AND ONE BOWSER PUMP OIL eFssS,
sso caiioNs CAPACITY. MUST Be
SOLD AT ONCE AT BARGAIN. APP 80
WAKEFIELD GROCERY.
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FOR RENT

FOR REET-Our motor trucks by the
hour or day on country trips to the
Naval Air Station: also do Grating and
packing of furniture. hauling baggage
and moving household goods at short no
tice. Ring phone 6t2. Hallmark Trans
fer Co.
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FOR sALE-Lester piano. extra fine m
strument and practically as sooa %
voYv IN YOU want a fine piano this IS an
,,s,,,s,,ai onportunity to get one cheap;
Address II. J. r., care Journal. lo-o
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WANTED

w ANNIE
WE buy hogs. The Pensa-
cola Piggery Co. Phone
462 or 1897.
wANTED-your Job printing and orders
for engraving of ell kinds; gaming
PRINTING co. 2o-22 West Government
street. 5lo
Machines ann String
Instruments to repafr VIII put them
In good condition and guarantee the
1877 Viii sals eal yea 20 e. Garden ST. 81
BlakesIey. noe
HOUSEHOLD GOODS TO PACK AND
CRATE AT REASONABLE PRICE.
HALLMARK TRANSFER CO.. PHONE
ef8.
wANTED-An kinds of phonograph
work; no matter What the maze rss sane Piano
shop' Phone w. l0-1O E va 0e'' 72s
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. typewriter in
good condition. Must be bargain Tor
cash. Address Typewriter. care journal:
AUTOMOBILES
BEST battery changing equipment IN
town. Bring your battery In tonigh1
get 1T in the morning fully recharged;
Use our service batteries meantime Al
Eesf R1ount 953
WANTED-To EXCHANGE 9 NICELY
LOCATED LOTS ON EAST HILL EOS
LAUNCH, 20 HORSEPOWER OR MORE,
SUITABLE FOR FREIGHT OR TOW
ING. ADDRESS p. o. BOX 81, PACE;
FLA. 90
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. tvpewriter stand to
be attached to desk corner. Mr.. Baio-
win. Journal office. upstairs
REWARD WILL PAY $500 REWARD
FOR HOUSE TO RENT If CAN
GET SAME WITHIN THE NEXT co
DAYS. PREFERABLY EAST HILL.
NOTIFY p. o. BOX I. $50
WANTED-Furnished or unfurnished
house, large or small west OF 1 raiao
fox street. VIII lease by year write dte
L. = s, care Journal. 9oo
IwANTED-Three or four unfurnished
rooms on North Hill. Address A X
wANTED-Two or three UNFINISHED
dren. Address "BB" care Journal. 1914
CoLORED woman wants position as
house servant or cook WIZ i've on on
| to live Fine recommendations Address
| Mary T. E. NJ. GeraIds, care Pensacola
| Journal. looo
ANTT.D-Carnente work by ex-ser-
vice man. Ten years experience IN
! Texas with high priced lumher--know
how to save you money. Phone 1887
wANTED-Gent1eman wishes furnished
! room west of Palafox St. and north oil
w. Gregory. Address Box Z, care Jour-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-09-09
LOST AND FOUND

LOST-Black suit case on North G and
IaRua street car line. Saturday
morning 1908 w LaRua Reward. 964