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Evening star., 1920-03-13

Mades. Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Nc
Pherson, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Foerg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles s. Bohn. Miss
Ruth Rammling. Miss Ruth Gorbutt;
Mr. T Stewart kimball, Mr. Lloyd
Carter and Master Stanley ]. Bohn.
The out-of-town guests were: Mr..
willard Fiefield, Philadelphia; Mr..
w. Irving Bucklin. Pawtucket, r. l.:
Mr.. Murray Fay. Holyoke. Mass, and
Mr.. Leonard D. Marinaro, Scranton
Evening star., 1920-03-13

Party Dresses in most interesting assem-
blage Most all of them are hand made. Quite
a few OF pink, blue or white crepe de chine.
trimmed with dainty shocking There are also
some of the cutest little Net Dresses in white,
a blue pink slip to be worn under them
They have lots of ruf1es the skirt to make
them prettier. $500 to $500.
"Best" Dresses, made of dotted swisses,
voiles, organdies and lawns. Most of them are
white, but there are some with colored col
lars and cuffs. Most of them have pretty
sashes that tie in back. Smoking and en-
broidery in bright coors make them more at-s
tractive, too $3.75 to $1,000.
And such pretty Little Play Frocks. They
in pinks, blues, greens, lavenders, yellows,
browns and many other colors. Glnghams and
chambrays are the materials. Many of these are
in two-tone effects, embroidered in contrasting
coors. These dresses have sashes, too. One
has white skirt and white organdy collar and
cuffs The waist is golden color, with tiny
goose girl with her geese embroidered in front.
$3.50 to $500.
Evening star., 1920-03-13
Capts. Fox and Mayse Restored.

The President has set aside the find
inss of guilty and sentences Of dis
uissal imposed by courts-martial ir
tho cases Of Capt. William A. Fox. all
service, and Capt. Daniel W. Mayse
medical department, and ordered thai
hoth officers be restored to duty.
Evening star., 1920-03-13

Naval officers have been ordered to
command United States ships as fol-
lows: Commander Henry T. Meri-
wether. the Neches: Commander
Joseph V. oGan. the Rainbow: Lieut..
Commander Edward II O'Connor, the
Philip: Lieut.. Commander Francis s.
Scanland. submarine division No. 9,
Atlantic fleet.
Evening star., 1920-03-13
Things to Give the Babies at Easter

Then there are all sorts of novelties. Hand
painted Rattles. Soc to $1.0O. Comb and Brush
Sets, $l.2s to $3.50. Hand painted Moire Cow
cred Record Books, $1.00 to SITS. Afghan
Straps, SITS and $3.50. Rosettes, Soc to $1.5O
pair. Hand-painted Ivory Brush. Comb and
Hand Mirror Set for girls. $3.50. For boys, the
dearest little Military Brush Set with a teddy
bear painted on them, $3.50.
Evening star., 1920-03-13

Hand Embroidered Pillowcases, in many
shapes, from France; all hand embroidered.
SITS to $1,000.
AS for Bootees, the knitted ones are Soc to
Sl.25. Blue, Pink and White Shoes of kid are
$1.0O to $3.50. Kid and Canvas Anklets, 75c and
$l.OO. Moccasins $l.25, and Embroidered Satin
Slippers, $3.50.
Evening star., 1920-03-13
For Very Small Boys

Wash Suits, many Of which may be worn for
dress occasions. Most of them have colored
chambray trousers and white dimity, poplin or
lawn waists with colored collars and cuffs to
match the trousers. The cute little "Oliver
Twist and MILDLY styles mostly. $3.50 to $500.
Sonic all white embroidered pique suits are $500.
Play Suits that are serviceable we'll at
tractive; romper or straight pants styles. They
made of gnghams, chambrays, madras, mus
lin or rep; in plain colors, white, checks and
stripes. Some in two-tone effects. One cute
style is in deep color with white collar,
cuffs and bands at knees embroidered in uneven
black yarn button holing. The pants fast
ened onto the blouse with large pearl buttons
and have outstanding pockets at the sides. $3.75.
Other Suits are $2.25 to $675.
Little White Milan Hats for dress may be
worn turned up, down or just down on one side;
white grosgrain ribbon and bow at the side.
$6.75 to $1,000.
Play Hats are of brown blue and black straw
with turn-down brims. $3.50 to $3.50. For sum-
mer, the Little White Pique Hats especially
good; in tam and sailor shapes. $2.75 and $500.
Evening star., 1920-03-13
Society
Continued from Seventh Page

dition to Miss Taft. included Mrs. Bur-
Lesson, Nine Grouitch. Mrs. Wailace
Radcliffe. Mrs. Louis F. Slade or New
York. Miss Pauline Goldmark, Miss
Minneeerode and Miss Mechlin. Among
her guests were the members of the
local Bryn Mawr committee. Mrs. c.
ID. Heron, Mrs. Leslie l.. Jordan. Mrs.
lanes Austin Stone, Miss Elsie Funk
bouser. Miss Carolyn Nash, Miss Amy
Steiner. Miss Ellen fitzpatrick.
Mrs Howard Sutherland Mrs. H. D.
Flood. Mrs Van Reypen. Mrs. Albert
Evening star., 1920-03-13

The mother of any infant would be de-
lighted to have her baby receive one OF our
Handsome Handmade Carriage Robes. of plque
fine batste. They are hand embroidered by
girls in France and the Philippines. Those OF
pique are $500 to $l275. The ones of batiste
have the beautiful Madeira embroidery and are
$500 to $1,000.
Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1920-03-13

Mrs. Albert Niblack will be hostess
at luncheon next Thursday after
noon, given in compliment to Mrs
Willard Salisbury, who is staying at
Wardman Park Hotel. Former Sen
ator salisbury will join her here
about April l.
Evening star., 1920-03-13

is the guest of Col. and Mrs. John P.
Chandler. In the spring Mrs Laur-
son. accompanied by her small daugh-
ter Betty. viii make visits in Min
neapolis, Duluth. Detroit and Chicago.
Evening star., 1920-03-13

Miss Rosalie Spang. who has spent
the past two months at the New vii
lard. has left for New York and At
'lantic City.
Evening star., 1920-03-13

Mrs J. Stewart kimball entertained
at her home 215 y street northwest
Thursday evening, March II. in honor
of her husbands birthday anniver-
sary. Among the guests present were:
Mrs. Cora V. Bohn. Mrs. Eva V.
Evening star., 1920-03-13

Former Secretary of State and Mrs.
Robert Lansing had small com
pany at luncheon yesterday at the
Shoreham.
Evening star., 1920-03-13

Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Cans have re-
turned to Washington from visit
to New York.
Evening star., 1920-03-13

Mrs. Charles E. Hoover of Win
che ster. Va, is the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis J. Barr at their residence.
1924 Rhode Island avenue northwest
Evening star., 1920-03-13

! Mrs. Emil 2. LaurSon. who spent
the winter with her mother. Mrs.
Albert l.. Mills, in Washington, has
gone to Camp Meade. Md, where she
Evening star., 1920-03-13

Carlo Huntington, assistant military
attache of the Italian embassy, went
to New York yesterday for short
stay.
Evening star., 1920-03-13

ding anniversary this evening. their
house guest. Mrs Harry c. Pugh of
Philad elphia, and Miss Atlee and Miss
Daisy Gordon Stewart assisting. The
honors for the reception and musical
are from $50 to 11:30.
Evening star., 1920-03-13

Nine. Huntington, wife of Capt.
Evening star., 1920-03-13
Officers Get Command of Ships.

Ask for Imported POmpeian Olive Oil.
and be you get It.-Advertisement.
Evening star., 1920-03-13

We have searched this country and some of the far
away countries the sea- too for the preest and da
test things made for babies and little girls and boys up
six years OF age They displayed in the Fourth floor
Baby Shop and you invited to come and see them.
Evening star., 1920-03-13

the baby and the little the Baby Shop Service is espe
ciay attractive. It is quiet dgned and refined knows
Just what to advise yong mothers to buy. The intelligent
personnel aid materially making the right choice.
Evening star., 1920-03-13
What Baby VIII Wearfo Spring and Sm

comprehensive gathering of apparel and accessories for little
people from the tniest baby those whose dignity of six
makes them eligible for school and other important events
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Do You Want Some Extra Money!

Women and girls. here Is a. e&eelisas
oppors unitv 70 earn $50 10 t3N a month ~
your spare st*ua at home making futisAii
beaded watch fobS. neck chains alsc n4ff
great wc tell yu8 h0w and whore ~
sell IL at a profit 60 Your n1vanf 3 8.
Inst send ur ore dollar and zee VII FhlH
~ once b. parcel post. pfepaia. giaH
tFfal work. Instructions and beautiful BE-
sigma IN eoloFa n a - eaHN ard aiN
ple that a child cen Do II N4Hr taaaN
youY order At ouces Gut this adwerf fes
fmenf out pan enc sfosiar hlli or ueHn
order and asua e. Today - NsNsitY
Manufacturing Co. Reom fa scasnerH
nlaa., Dept. 10, Tampa. Fia.
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FINE FOR BUILDING UP THE
SYSTEM AFTER COLDS
OK THE FLU.

OF al known drugs. Creosota IL rec.
swniKsd ~ the medical fraternity as the
greatest heaiin9 agency for the treat.
nent OF ehronic coughs ane eoldm ant
ether sorrns Of threat and lung
sroabieH Crcomul2iOn contains. ia sd.
d ION 30 creosote. other healing eie
n@nts which soothe and heal the I'm.
nAmsd membrane and stop the tFri.
mtion and inflammation while ths
srsosots gees ON 70 the stomach. IL
absorbed Into the bleed. attacks the
a@at Of the trouble and destroys the
gwrTns that lead 90 consumption.
creonnisson 10 guaranteed safisEmc.
lory IN the treatment Of chronic
sosaRha and colds, bronchial asthma
msarrhsl bronchitis and other forms
u throat and lung diseases. and i
Fxcsilent for building up the SYSTEM
after colds or the. f1u. Increases arps.
its and bcsiy- weight ASK your drag.
Mama-~-GAAsA
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STOCK MARKET
QUOTES WEAKER
Speculative Issues Singles Out fer
Further Price oeHatlens on
Exchange.

NEW york, Dec. f9.-~specniatsve
issues Of the mere Vulnerable class
we're singled out for further price de-
! fsatfon IN the stock market today, their
weakness being attended hy develop
ments which stressed with increased
force the prevailing reaction in trade
and industry.
Foremost among these stocks were
those comprising the sugar group. in
which gross losses 90 10 8 points
we're nrecipitated by the passing of
tho common and preferred dividends
IN Santa Cecilia. and another decline
IN the quoted price OF the refined
product,
Heaviness accompanied the trading
IN coppors. independent steels. except
crueihie. and several OF the oils. ship.
pings. utilities and textiles. as sell Sc
miscellaneous shares of the ype rep
resented by Sears Roebuek. rumor as.
sooiating these and AFFILIATED issues
with prospective dividend revision or
suspension.
The better class Of rails and indus.
trials. including those III strong IN.
anCiai position, moved within restrict
Ell limits, their uncertain trend re-
aaiting mainly from the lack Of mote
than Intermittent or tentative support
Average prices were lowest In the
finai dealings on fhe relative fiTmnees
81 call money. which ruled throughout
the session at PER cent a. against
the recent minimum ssof per cent.
This invited an extension og the short
interests IN steels. rails and oils
losses predominatlng az tho irregular
close
Foreign exchange offered the one
interesting feature 81 the day. the
British rate rising to highest quota
tions in almost three months on buy
ms OF sterling bills Ter year.eud add
tustmsnt 81 payments ia London. Rates
10 the continent. with few exceptions.
also were firm 20 strong
The relnvestment demand for bonds
fell away with consequent easing ~
prices for most domestic issues. in
Guiding the liberty group. Total sales.
par value s2s.s7S.oo. Old United
states bends were unchanged on call.
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GOVERNMENT REPORT
WERS PRICES
Report Gives Greater Yield than e..
peetsd and 10 Followed BY
squirt Buying.

NEW YORK, dec. 1.-THE govern :
nent crop estimate. published on
Monday, indicating a yield OF IL sS7.-
90 bales. excluding Hnters. was wei
above the average trade expectation
~ was followed ny n squirt Of specG ;
lafiv~ and apparently spot liquidation
which carried December contracts
here off 20 1888. making new ground
for the season on that delivery. while
the price Of middllng cotton in the
Dallas market was marked down 20
1880. or the lowest quotation 50 far
officially reported.
Later deliveries. however, did not
sell quite back TO the low records
touched toward the end Of last month
and. while the census report on do
nestle consumption for November
made a bearish showing, prices have
since rallied on covering and reports
Of q better demand Tor spots, partic-
ularly from southern spinners The
latter had been accompanied nv re-
ports OF increasing activity in southern
mills. whose operatives have accepted
reductions Ia wages. and II was point
ed out ~ local traders that stocks OF
raw cotton held ~ southern mills at
the beginning Of this month were rel.
ativeiy small.
Exports for the iirst four months
og this season amounted "a only
.ssi.Is& bales. according % the CEN
sus bureau. which il a. the rate Of
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Port of
Pensacola


Vessels ~ Pegf.
sch. Willis Holden tAm), Eoca
Grande.
s. s. FaRern (swed), Galveston q
Pensacola Maritime Corp. bunkers.
Sch. city of Baltimore (Am). Neu-
vifas % Gulf Transit Co, for ammo
MIA.
Motor schooner Dockton (Nor.l
West HaFtiepooi. 70 ouila Export Co.
Tor cargo.
sch. Percy r. Pyno II (Am.l. Ma
tanzas 20 Pensacola Lumber ana Tina
Der Co. for cargo; Pensscola Mari
time Co. agents.
g Rumney fSrJ Galveston. for
bunkera.
s. 81 Esnm. utsil Galveston 20 Per
sacola shipbuilding Co. for repairs.
q 8. covena (Am.l from New Or
leans for repairs.
q 8 Lake nymer (Aril 20 JohY
A. Merritt a Co. for cargo.
= q. Jedmoog (Dr.l. % John A. Msr
ritz a Co
Barge PAlAfox sAm.l. % Frsnk q
Weiies. repasr1ng.
sch Salem tAms for Repairs
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Csc viii break n Cold. Fever and
Grippe quicker than anything
We know, preventing pneumonia.
ONE NEW YORK
RoBBER coNFEssEs

NEW YORK. Dec. 1.-THE oaa roo
her captured out 81 the three who held
up four guests tn their apartment %
the Aston Hotel and who gave the
name Of Handlboe, today told the Pc
lice his real name was Iawrenee Haw-
thorne. and that be came originally
from Richmond Va.
notwithstanding Eruelling cross-ex.
animation a. the hands o. operatives
Of the detective bureau. Hawthorne
refused 20 reveal the identity q bis
sonfederatoa who eseaped. He knew
them only by the nick names ~ Ar
and shorty he said
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that
under and ~ virtue ~ ORDERS ma ae
December f6th. a. - 1899. IS Honor
able W NJ sheppard, Judge 81 ths
court hereafter mentioned IN the cases
Of R0bsrt a. PaaEett ard IL c. Turner
90 partners - Robert L. Padxett a
Company versus the schooner Ron
ala" her tackle. apparel ana fmrnitufe.
and al persons lawfully intervening for
their interests IN said schooner and J
y. 6chnewe Nersus he schooner Ron
aid. her tackle. apparel and furniture.
and Thomas Archibald nackman. and
In the case 81 Thomas Archibald Back
man. s-iibelanf. against the sohOon-
e. Ronald" her tackle. apparel ard
furniture, and j. H. schnogR and all
persons intervening Tor their interests
pending in admiralty In the District
Court - the United states for thu
Northern District of Fs0riaa I shnu
seM the said Schooner Ronald" her
tackle apparel and furniture (lyinR al
the Port ~ So Andrawhl before the
door ef the postoffica Building IN the
City Of Pensacola, 81 said Northern
District Of florida. on Monday. nsoem~
her 1Tth. a. ~, $780, 81 eleven o'clock
a. m.. 20 the highest bidder for cAsh
said schooner may BE- examined 10y
prospective purchasers nt said Port Of
-. Anorews az any tifne prior 10 the
sale Purchaser % pay for conveyance.
JAS n PERKINS
United States Marshal Northern Dis
trict Of Florida.
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slightly less than 5000 coo bales per
year. bat II is hoped that the move
ment would ne Increased materially
hy better stabilized exchange rates o.
adequate credit facilities. Continues
cursaiiment has been reported ia New
England min centnTe. coupled with
some uncertainty as 20 whether ope-
fativea there win accept rezaucea
wage scales.
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NEWS OF RECORD

- = - - :; q - - = .; u @ . . q

". r. Waters and wife 20 Admins
,ratrix az estate Of Mrs. Sarah Rob
ertson, deceased. all interest ga SA
acres Of land IN section IS, township
2 south. range 30 west
4. = Brown c.. go Elmer .. Thorn
a., southeast IA Of block les. West
King tract
u. Carter. at al, commissioners, 20
Rosanna Graham, property in block
81 Of the East King tract
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display e. Der line. Gc per inch
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Regular advertisers with led
ser accounts may have classified
AIS charged
Cancel orders should be given
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wei a. their phone numbers.
bsesuss many readers have no
telephones.
n ne advertiser 50 desires. re-
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statesmen

WANTED 20 sell dividend
paying stock IN a Florioa corporation
with ntatr permit Niwh clams w every
manner "a rnFe prospectus. We want
raj anfesman This ta no frRtntHE
Eehe0i our aaleamen arc making 10
ntanet 80 drawing account SOCKETS
wanted Phone sa16 , W. MCFARLAND,
sales Manager, 8oa Masonic Temple thdg..
Tafk mnuNtWe Ein
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POSITION WANTtp~By experienced
young man. 49, hiEh school education.
a. ntenoRrs pher, clerk or ofuce assist
ant Have knawiedHo 60 bookkeeping.
References furnished Address a0I
palnf8N ~ =
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To Cure a ccie IN Ore Day
Take Groves LAXATIVE BTkOMO
oITNfNE tablets The genuine bears
the signature az r. " Grove. soc
ADV.
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Money refunded II Any Cough
or Cold, No Matter of How
Long Standing, In Not Re.
nsved After Taking According
60 Directions.
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4 New Medical Discovery With
Twof0Id Action. Soothes and
Heals the Inflamed Surfaces
ard Kills the Germ. Endorsed
by Highest Authorities.
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LEGAL NOTICE


CREW NOTICE
NEITHER the Cantaias owners nor con
xm.m Algusak Of the Belgian :. 3
Erfurt wtl bn responsible for
A iebte contracted By the CrUw
sx@ 4 said vessel
- A. -. LAUNEnEfSH,
Captain.
JOHN A MERRITT 8 COMPANY.
Agents.
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BEWARE THE
COUGH OR COLD
THAT HANGS ON

Chronic Coughs ard Persistent
Colds Lead to Serious Lung
Trouble. You Can Stop Them
Now With Creomulsian. an
EmuEsifaed Cresote That IN
Pleasant 90 Take.
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666

viii break a Cold. Fever and
Grippe quicker than anything
we know, preventing pneumonia
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Notice IL hereby sfven 20 creditors
having claims o. demands against The e.
tate Of Hotcr Murphy, eceaaed. 70 pre-.
cent the me 20 the undersigned within
"a years from the first publication 81
THIS notice. DecN H5er aath.. 1890.
Dec fo.fasa-oaWgu
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MISCELLANEOUS

MERCHANT whom bought two flash
HABIT batteries Friday, iafh. inet.
please maN mN hand bag by parcel post
u William Wilson. Eupt National Gene
terry Fort EaFrnucaa VIA
PUBLIC TENoHRArWsR MouEa
tsreenhut fol American National Bank
MdE Phone it2
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II there - a lady living IN the cts
that B. q member or past member - tn
Wolnan5a relief corps. / wish they NCule
correspond with tha commander Of "
n sherman Post. SO r. q. A. o.. V. l.
DlllinEhan Ills address ~ Pensacola
Route q Box So A. Fla
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The Market Place of West Florida
READ DALLY BY $4,000 PEOPLE
The Cost is But TTe and the Results are UneQudLed
FOR IlENT

FOR nENT-Fgrnishea apartment priv
ate tatniiy Refer sneea = AIS Z seA
den - 4 hone i1e8
Foa nnNT-Inrxe room ana kitehenette
connecting couspleto for house keeping.
non nENT-ons modern house-North
ism call Phone Ne. 1905
FOR nENr.-WeH Furnished. attractive
room. ationlns bath Ga y. BARGE
Iona. bone lisa
r0R RENT-Two nice furnished rooms
Upstairs. electric Nights ana hot Netef,
two hiocFE from san carlos. A1A west
Chase. Phone 1855
FURNISHED complete rooms Ter light
Housekeeping. everyxhtnk new aA1
modern, also sweh sietplns rooms. -
ard a half blocks frnn huFinees center
Apply ~ sos east Romano. Phone &-el.
FoR RgNr-PRivATE APhRTmgeT.
ELECTRIC LtaATSs not ANp COLD
AATER, REASONABLE RENT. PHONE
ie7a
wOR RFNr -rurniahpa light house
kcsplag apartnsent--tVO o. thrsa rooms
--cafnpfefa in ever dctHN Garage
Faonc 1899 a45 ~ lee -
ron RENT Furnished apartment % 9
or : rooms ~ couple One block from
car line. itoi y nlouut Phone isos.
FoR REAT-FuHNIsHGD Rooms At
REAHONAnLE BATES, TNE &gN
SHINE APARTMENTS, IS ". LIBERTY
ST.
ron nrNr-Furnished House. 10. i22
So. Liberty 81 Apply ao9 AhieHeh
EidE
poR RENT Furnished upstairs room
ADJOINING hath. men nreferFo1t $3.50
uns house keeping room. lai I 8reEofy
Foa RENr--MoDERn FouR.RooM
APARTMENT. uEGr LOCATION ~
CRY. 0vERLOONtNo Tia GAY. AZ
Ply sof 40. t7TN AVE PHONE @oSo'
FOR Furnished apartment Mod
ern convenience Apply t34 w. rtit"s
Phone f3sa
FOR RENT cory m0dera. two-room
furniahed apartment home -
roR RENT Rooms ~ Isht hogse-
knepiwm Well Furnished heef. rlr.
trie ilEhts. gaa phone anf hath s29.4-
rooms Phone 2ae0-it
rUR ResNrr -Tarre Furnished room ae-
1nining bath Modern convenience -
West QreEofv p hone tasy
ron RENT-Room. sos West belmont.
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ron SALE piece dining room set
Nin ell separately Or ga suite Phone
I#84
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lRANSFER-StOrage

aoRAs TRANSFER co.
FkoNE tfas. OFFICE AND WApa
NcOaE EAST CHASE sTREET. ALG
KINDS 90 NAuLtNG. YOUR gust
MEAS scLtClTED
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HELP FEMALE

GIRL for general house work Mornings
cniv al2 s. spring 81
WANTETn--Au experienced nurse. good
Wages Apply Sea No. Barcelona. Mrs
p . 0ppcr heimer.
WANTER--'rsro wsltrsgses. experienced
Angeles Lunch Good wages. 81
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Notice n hereby riVen . CREDITOR
ieEateeA. Distributes ard AT pernol
having claims or demands against the
estate Of Mrs %. q Rites. deceased &
present the same 10 the umaarsians +
vi hin t90 90 years from the first pub
lleatIon - this notice This 9Th day of
December. 4. D. 1880.
u ~ COLLINS
Executor.
Dec {. 1899
&deo-aaW -sw
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Notice e. hereby gwen tnsy ire IN
dersigned. administrator % the estate Of
4 IS Mc9AuE48y. deceased. will CO the
92hd day 81 January. 4. - 1891. pte-
sent his nnai account and touchsrs 10
the County Judge Of Es8ear-r ola Count
Florida and ask 70 be discharged FROM
his said adFninistrat orship
4 a. AIKEN Administrator.
Nov. 2eth. 1899 oaw-gw
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FOR SALE
ToR slLE

ron SALE ID acres unimproved
land -Four miles west % city
A 4. Rice. piano pellsher. 2i2 4.
strcng ~ Phone 80.
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FISHER-BROWN
Writes Automobile Insurance.
sls-PH0NES-s1s
WANTED

WANTED--A second hand g-fnot white
enarutl bath tuh Address v Barthol-
Crarw. te3 $. PaI&foE SL
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The annual meeting ~ the EtOckhoia
srn ~ tha 81 w dihbs ffaw. CO VII
BE held az in office. is T. Romano So
Pensacola, Fla. p. m, Jan. ian, 1874
WI. MCCALL.
Secretary.