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The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-09-09
.FRUITLANDBENGH NEWS

Messrs. Kenneth Edison, Oscar
Gladish, Stephen Fielder, Charles A.
Davis, Rev. Olmstead and Miss Iona
Johnson leave this Friday evening
/ for McMlnnville, College. McMinn-
willie, Oregon, where they attend COL
lege for the coming year.
Miss Adra Vestal leaves Saturday
evening next for Portland for week =
visit with friend and from there
poes to Corvallis, Oregon, to pur-
sue her college work.
Miss Mamie Bayer leaves Thurs-
! day evening fer Twin Fails whore
she teaches the cominR year.
Miss Florence Anders)i visited
with Miss Esther Russell from Thurs
day to Sunday. She leaves frOm hcr
home at Parma soon TO take up
nurses training at Spokane.
Miss Fern Linck leaves this Sat
prday for Lewiston to attend Normal
the coming year.
Mr.. Phil Carpenter and sister.
Miss Lola. were down from Weiser
Sunday visiting friends.
Miss Mabel Robinson and brother.
Sidney Robinson, OF Caldwell. with
their friend. Miss Helen Rice. were
guests from Friday to Sunday even
ing OF Miss Linnie Creger.
Mrs. X. w. Smith. Mrs. NJ. NJ.
Hurst and Mrs. Grant Fisher went
TO Nampa Tuesday morning to at
tend the State w. G. r. U. Conven-
tion.
Supt and Mrs. Charles s. Miller
and aon Charles went to Boise Mon
day evening TO consult specialist
for Charles.
Miss Mary nollenhCrk and Auut.
Mrs. Ida Kirkland lof. this Thursday
evening for Los Angeles, California
whore Miss Hollenbeek will attend
tho eOutnerr branch OF pe, n,ey I nj
yersity located at Hollywood, Los
Angeles
Mr.. and Mrs. Cat - l. Rich lu
Mrs. l.. II. Rich have returned from
a three weeks trip TO Yellow Stone
Park and Alberta. Canada. going by
tho auto route by the Park and re-
turning through Lewiston and spo-
kane.
Monday evening at the home OF DR.
and Mrs. Paxton was held the month
ly meeting OF the G. y. Society. A
most delightful social evening was
cake were served.
The Carnival OF the II. Y. y. U. on
the William Mcconnell lawn last
Friday evening was quite a success
Forty-five dollars was cleared.
Mr.. and Mrs. Loren Rudolph aud
thrc" children Of DolSe visited sun.
day eId Monday With Sir aud Mrs
W,lliai HollenLecS
Mr., and Mrs, II. r. Boomer and
family moved In Monday from their
ranch at Fruitland 10 their new home
on Sixth Street recently purchased
from +. II. Lyon,
Miss Esther Russell and brother.
Lewis were In Parma Sunday.
Miss Lillian Jones. representative
from National Red Cross headquart- /
ers OF Seattle and Miss Elsa Boyd the
new Payette County Red Cross nurse
were In Fruitland on Friday.
Mr., and Mrs. George Hooker and
rfamily have returned from Califor-
MIA. purchased the u. +. Tussing five
acre apple ranch on Fruitland form ,
erly owned by Otto Diehm and will
take possession In two weeks. The |
price paid was $4,000.
lday ccouHdsflSHRDUL SHRDLUL
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-09-09
Gambling Scandal An. Chicago cubs

Chicago. President wihiam veeck
Of the Chicago National league base.
BAH team will investigate charges
made here that the Cubs had delib.
erately lost a game. which Philadel.
phia won, 3 TO o. and that professional
gamblers cleaned up" In a betting
coup as result.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-09-09

The Argus want ads will sell your
farm produce or your socouo hand
machinery.
The Washington times., 1920-10-22
WHAT EVANSVILLE
PEOPLE ARE DOING

Charles r. Calvert, corporation
counsel for Mount Rainier. has ten
dered his resignation to the town
council. He has removed to Wash
ington. Councilman Theodore Schulz,
representing the Fourth ward, has
also resigned. Neither resignation
has been acted upon.
A largely attended Democratic rally
In Star Hall. at Mount Rainier. last
night was addressed by Representa-
tive John Box of Texas and the Rev.
Forest j. Prettyman, chaplain OF the
United States Senate. The meeting
was called to order by DR.. Harry Mall
ley. A big meeting Is planned for
next Thursday night as a wind-up in
the campaign.
The Riverdale League OF Women
Voters is urging campaign OF
weekly meetings of the league at tho
home OF Mrs. MAllie Roberts Nichols
prayers are in order.
Following an address by Miss La
vinia Engle, of Montgomery county.
State organizer, in the Riverdale
Presbyterian Church yesterday after
noon, temporary organization of the
Prince Georges County League OF
Women Voters was effected. More
than 200 women representing practi-
cally every section of the county
were present
Miss Edith G. Phelps, OF Lanham,
and Robert l.. Smith. of Baltimore,
were married yesterday afternoon at
the parsonage OF the Douglas Meth
odist Episcopal Church, Washington,
by the pastor, the Rev. Edward Hayes
A company of friends and relatives
witnessed the ceremony.
An outbreak of typhoid fever is re-
ported in Decatur Heights, near Blad-
ensburg. Three children are, reported
i'll. Two are in Washington hos
pital Precautions are being taken to
prevent the spread OF the disease. No
new cases were reported today.
The Washington times., 1920-10-22
FARMERS CALL MONEY
TRUST NATIONAL EVIL

"rhe money trust has certainly
come very close 10 breaking the
American people and has placed a
crushing burden upon our farmers"
declared George +, Hampton. OF the
Farmers National Council. in a let
ter today to Richard S. Halves, presi-
dent OF the American Bankers Asso-
citation, In session here.
Through a long period OF banker
service 10 the speculative middlemen,
these middlemen have become the
power and our whole credit machinery
has become adjusted to enable them
to Increase and perpetuate their
power" said Hampton. He called
upon the bankers to see that the
urgent credit needs" OF the farmers
are met.
The Washington times., 1920-10-22
at a conference in the Hotel Con
modore here.
TELLS or EuROPE.

at a conference in the Hotel Com
modore here.
TELLS or EUROPE
Judge Gary recently returned from
Europe, where he visited France ana
Belgium. getting first hand informA-
ton OF conditions In these twO'eoun-
triss wrecked BY the world war.
Judge Gary declared both France
and Belgium need and deserve finan-
cial and commercial assistance from
the people OF the United StatesI "and
this will be accorded" he said.
although this Is time for cour-
age. compOsure and caution SAID
Judge Gary, 'the business skies are
practically without clouds. IL Is up
TO the business men and women 10
maintain certain and continuous busi-
ness activity In satisfactory volume
with fair and reasonable profits.
NO TROUBLE UNLESS FORCED,
"If there should be a serious reac-
ton and depression, which now seems
improbable. il will be the fault on
those Who are connected with busi-
ness operations or others whs. by
reason OF official positions, improp-
erly interfere. and not because OF any
fundamental deficiencies in our. re-
sources and opportunities.
"In certain lines OF the iron and
steel industry there have OF late
been some decreases In the volume OF
new business and also voluntary re-
auctions I'm selling prices. / consider
this decidedly healthful. Ale or
nearly all, of us have for months been
unable 10 supply the demands OF our
customers as 10 quantities or de
liveries and our prices. considered as
whole. have resulted in pronts. As
matter Of course some adjustments
will need TO be made. The average
OF the general scale ought to be re-
duced equitably and relatively"
DISCUSSES LABOR PROBLEM.
Referring to labor conditions.
Judge Gary declared:
Labor questions are always under
consideration in this country and
others. IL should be constantly
borne in mind that, in order TO Sc
cure the best results TO both employe
and employer mutual confidence and
friendly cooperation are essential.
THE present tendency is toward a
lower. more reasonable and -fairer
relative basis. The difficulty is
found in the fact that every In
dividual is perfectly willing that all
larger, the better. As there was,
more or less, a scramble for higher
and still higher prices when they
were advancing, there will be Just
as much selishness in the enforced
The Washington times., 1920-10-22
Surgeon Finds Six Pieces
OF Shrapnel A. Z. F.
Doctors Missed

PHILADELPHIA. Oct 22.-six
pieces OF shrapnel. overlooked BY
the surgeons overseas. were taken
from the body OF Joseph Gryer yes
terday at the Pennsylyania Hos
pital Gryer. who Is twenty-oBe
years old. served In France with the
Si0th Infantry. and was wounded
severely by shrapneL He was In
a hospital there for a long time.
but the physicians evidently failed
10 complete their task.
For some time past Gryer had
been, complaining OF pains In his
chest and arms and he was rushed
10 the hospital yesterday when
these pains became aggravated and
physicians said he was dying.
Now II 10 believed he will recover.
The Washington times., 1920-10-22

use OF brakes when there is a
tendency toward decreasing prices.
The law OF supply and demand will
be the principal factor
URGES CONFIDENCE. -.rr
Let US strive to be right. II we
are we can be determined and cour-
ageous. Let us as individuals CON
slider the interests OF all others. Our
business is basic. 1t is perhaps one
OF the most important. We must ex-
ert an influence for stability through
The Washington times., 1920-10-22

class ~ twenty csnoidrtss An pots-
mac Lodge.
the marriage OF Miss Grace Wenk. OF
this city. and william Cooley, OF New
York. The ceremony Was performed
by the Rev l.. n. Kelly. assistant pas
tor OF ST Mays Church, at the par
sonags last Saturday.
George w Roat. eighty, who for
merly conducted a wheelwrishts
shop on south Payne street. died at
his home m Fairfsx county near
Hunting Greek yesterday lie Is sur
yiYed by his wife and several chill.
.drSn
The Washington times., 1920-10-22
NEWS OF ALEXANDRIA
AND NEARBY VIRGINIA
Detective to Be Tried Decem-
Der IL for Shooting.

ALEXANDRIA. Va. oqt. 22.-ln
the circuit court for Arlington ooun-
~. Judge Samuel q. Brent presiding
yesterday, the trial OF p. A. sham
book, indicted In connection with the
shooting and killing Of a. negro
named In connection with the shoot
ing and killing OF a negro named Al
fred Dose. was fixed for December "a.
Shamrock was a detective at Po-
tomAc yards north OF this city, apd
while guarding a pay car went 70
the assistance OF another detective
who was having trouble with a white
man. During the melee. Shamrock
claims his gun was accidentally dis
charged the bullet hitting Doss, by
stander. and killing him.
State Assessors George S. French
and Frank j. Pollard have finished
their assessment OF the property In
Alexandria. The report shows S.
OTO. 100 OF assessed valuation In this
city. an increase OF S,e3s,79o over
last years figures.
The funeral OF Miss Margaret Dyer
will be held from Wheatley's chapel
at IA o'clock tomorrow morning. The
services will be conducted by the
Rev. John Lee Alssion, OF Second
Presbyterian Church.
A prayer meeting was held at Anne
Lee Memorial Home for the Aged.
last night The meeting was conducted
by the Allison w. c. T. u.
District Deputy William p. Woolls
and Thomas Priest have returned
from Petersburg, where they Install
ed the recently elected officers OF
The Washington times., 1920-10-22
BANNER YEAR
SEEN BY GARY
Business Skies Practically
Without Clouds, He Tells
Iron and Steel Institute.

NEW YORK, Oct. 22.-Prediet-
ing big business opportunities in
the United States during 1921 and
urging the reduction of prices, Judge
Ebert H. Gary this morning adj
dressed the American Iron and Steel
Institute, Of which he is president,
The Washington times., 1920-10-22

out the business world at a time
when readjustments are liable to pro-"
woke disturbed conditions. -.
THE people OF the United States
have reason for confidence ip the
business future. They need not be
discouraged or impatient. They have
only to look about them and study
the facts and figures"
The Washington times., 1920-10-22

Pstsrstgrg coppc0 KuiEhts 81 Co
lumbus
Announcement has been made OF
the marriage last Thursday OF Dr.
Virgil Is. Jackson and Mrs. Rosalina
Andelotte. both OF Washington. The
ceremony was performed at the par
sonase OF the First Baptist Church
BY the Rev. u, y. Jackson.
A meeting OF Canton Lodge. No !.
odd Fellows. was held last night
The degree team from Salem Lodge
will come from Washington tonight.
and confer the third degree on a
The Washington times., 1920-10-22

A prayer meeting was held at Anne
Lee Memorial Home for the Aged.
last night. The meeting was conducted
by the Allison w. &. T. ".
The Washington times., 1920-10-22

District Deputy William p. Woolls
and Thomas Priest have returned
from Petersburg, where they Install
ed the recently elected officers OF
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-26
TONISTS PRAISE
PRESIDENT WILSON
United states Generally In Sympathy
With Effort To- save Palestine.

Buffalo. n. ". Nov. 2a--Tacob De
Haas. executive secretary Of the Zion
ist organization Of America. told the
members of that organization IN their
convention here today that President
Wilson. the members ~ his cabinet and
Officials q the United states govern
meet seconded every effort the Zion
lists made 20 save Palestine as q Jew
ish homeland When the san Reno
conference wrote the Balfeur declara-
iior into the Turkish treaty black de-
SPAR was turned into d new and
never before experienced happiness. 4"
be declared
Into that effort the Zionist 0rganiza-
ton u America poured all is strength
and whenever the story of political
development OF the movement from
1914 20 April 1920 shah be told. IN
stlnted praise will be given 10 presi-
dent Woodrow Wilson" Mr.. Haas
continued. Touching on the present
situation in Palestine Mr.. dc Haas
said:
"The appointment OF Sir Herbert
samuel as high commissioner 90 psles-
tine was IN the eyes Of most. even
more significant than the san Reno
t&EAtNkA&As A4AtA A4AtkE - NtNMkN "a EN&@
denoe that Sir Herbert has brought a
new spirit into Palestine and has made
a wholesome readiustment of forces
One great change has evidently come
over Palestine. and that Is that the
Arab problem has dwindled to It's ma
tural proportions. But while the poll
tlca- prohleni has become simpler. the
problem o. the general development Of
Palestine still waits upon the settle
ment ~ The northern and eastern
boundaries. problem that Is being
settled outside Of Palestine and the
methods % be pursued 10 the actual
development u The homeland a.
homeland, must IN considerable meas
ure, await until the league Of nations
has approved the terms 81 the mandate
which are still In the making"
According to Mr.. dc Haas report,
the American organization Is paying
from 70 70 80 percent ~ the budgets
OF the entire movement From sep
tember. 1919. 20 July, 1920. the Amori
can organization paid cut $4,000 a
month to the International organlza-
ton. including the cost ~ maintaining
in Palestine the American Zionist
Medical Unit in conjunction with The
J0iat Distribution Committee Since
July the commitments have been
80 that the international or
ganizatlon receives s23000 a month and
the medical unit $4,000
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Port of
Pensacola



s. s. Lancaster lAn.l. Galveston ia
Merritt a CO. 70 complete cargo.
s. =. Alexandria (Belg). from HAM
burg GO Gulf Transit Co. with kainit.
8. s Bassam lBr). AKIN with logs
% Frederick Gilmore A. Co.
r. q. vitt0via tBrl. Norfolk. 60
Quina Export Co. for cargo
3. s. Criatobei (Am.D GaH Transit
CO. with nitrate Of soda from Chile.
Motor schooner DocSton CNor }.
West Hartlcpooi. 70 ouina Export Co.
for cargo.
\. s. Therese (swed.) for bunkers.
g. s. Rumney tBr) Galveston. for
bunkers.
S. 3. Etna. CItal) Galveston TO Pen
sacoln shipbuilding Co. FOR repairs.
8. Fr@dsrfca GItal) Galveston for
bunkers.
Sch. Celeste D. Cuba. for cargo.
8. s. coyena 1Am.l from New Or
leans for repairs.
a. 8. Lake pymer (Am.) to John
A. Merritt a Co. for cargo.
Schooner Carmen (Rels1 for re-
pairs. en- route from Mexico TO Francs
with mahogany.
8. \. Jedmoor (Br.). TO JOAN A. Msr-
ritz n Co.
Barge Paiafox fAm). 20 Frank ~
wsiles. repairing.
Sch. Salem (Am) for repairs
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n. s. ARMY GOODS
smNo iN YOUR oRoEa TooA'


E s. Army g. = shirts eve pur-
chased as.0ant-@theN are - good a. new
tfrMna Al. a4 N@s grade N 81 aN ana erase
t 81 80 N Navy wool underwear Z
earh Earment caat government - brand
new. douhio front and hack sof, warm
aoaI sixes 40 - 81. price per Earnents
al 81 "a 81 Army shoes. regulation Mum
son last NuwHek lnathnr This - not the
Chnap imitation. hut the best guait8
lluVNruntnmf kperifirati0n built shoe
ASS II a Aruly heavy o. q. and Graz
Coftaa socks brand new, per pair. 2sc.
u 81 ARM ONefeuntH. al Wool warm
and comfortable. aoubla breasted. beited
sEatnws winter winds Dyed blue. black
~ brown g. Ca unfe crab coior a. 81 -
sheep ilnesi Goats. brand new, made
from che best GRADE canvas duck, heavy
wei9ht. lining q ssnuine selected sheep.
skin. . wonderful value price rut -
f3N6a NJ. N Army haincnatM officers
helfsa modsL bellows pockets. brand
new 4 wonderful raincnat made 20 stand
fhe nast Indictment weather. coat tb-lu,
ilnw. tta.Bo. same coat. 50 Ia. long, ttta0.
At, 81 Army NlAnkstns brand new olive
ar8h. en-. Blanket regulation. the best
wuol Blanket that money could BUY. ts.Fh.
~, = Army Rianket, q. - reclaimed Ia
Euod condition. Efade A. $50 u. =.
Armg up Boots brand n s. made 80. e
Quality ~ rubber. $685. IL Army Ear-
hmNe cans. with 100, brand new, aa It's.
made from beat grade galvanized iron
gaas WRITE Foh ritEE CATAtso0.
Your ueney viii BE- refunded " YOU are
not satisfied vita each purchase. LIB
EIlTN BONDS ACCEPTED At FACE
VALUE Include postage Ter goods sent
saAocsy Sosogo wARssousE co.
isfgsst nsuiers IN Army oooas In the
south
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cuERo's TURKEY
Is NO FIGHTER

Cuero. Va, Nov. 25.--"Cuoro's tur-
key was selected for it's tenderness
rold, one Of the committee which sent
President Wilson turkey for
Thanksgiving day commenting on the
reported defeat 90 tho Cuero Turkey
by one from Kentucky when the two
happened 10 meet on tho White House
lawn yesterday.
but IL a fighting bird Is wanted
cuero can send the White House
Fobblers that viii vanqulsh any two
Kentucky can produce" declared Har-
rnlA
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sunscRiaE ZIG sun

Memphis. Nov 25-West Tennessee
bankers. at a meeting here today sub
scribed TO s377.si0 81 stock In the
proposed federal international banking
company. Bankers Of eastern ana
middle Tennessee Will meet iu Nash
vile next Monday to decide upon the
amount Of their subscription.
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N the Circuit Court % Escambla coun.
-. Florida.
IN Charoarg

~ ths Clreu8 Court % Escanbia ceun-
~ Florida.
In ChanCsrg.
National Land Ealcs Company. a cor
poration. in behalf ~ itself and at
others Interested in The re-estm blsph-
faeut % Thar certain deed eNocute~A BY
John pinuey % William kirk dated
May 8. is69. and recorded in Deed
Book $ a. paEe So OF the Public Rec
ords 81 Escambia County Florida.
vs..
Ed Il. Plnney. e. a.
i II ordered that Mar A Mills ard
A. = Mills her hunS<gtd. Henry q ptn~
nsy. Herman "a piniiey. Albert s. u
plnoey. ". IL Porter. Alfred r. Porter
and Loretta ~. PettehEin defendants 70
this cause. are required % appear on
Monday, the sta day ~ December. 1870.
20 the bill ~ complaint nisd against
them herein. This order q be published
once each week for four 90 consecutive
weeks in the Journal a Newspaper pub
nshed IN the city Of Pensacola, In sald
kleca NJ hia County.
DONE AND ORDERED this eth day
% November. "A. ID. 1880
(seRD JAS. MACGTRRoN.
Clerk Circuit Court Of Escam6aa
County. Florida
GnaT -naw 4 W-g-Ta
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A meeting ~ the stockholders Of 80
PmnaaCoi4 Home and saving sAs.ueGa-
tlom Viii he held az fhe ofnce % tie
secretary. ne south palafox street SAT
urday. December 4th. 1880. from 20 3
3. u.. for the election 81 effcelE and
the transaction of such ether business
as may come before che meetinl
signed g. Il. GRIFFIN
not 10 gedec-s e2se seescgarv
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LOCAL NOTICE TO MARINERS.

LOCAL NOTICE TO MARINE Rss
Florida Pensacola Bay Entrance
Caucus Cut--Caucus Cut Entrrnce
Gas and whiBtllng Buoy, "A. tempo
rarity replaced by Gas and Bell Buoy
November %. 1890. pending repairs
No other change
The regular buoy viii de restored
as soon as practicable.
G. q @. s. Charts Nos. zee, 1ss. isTA,
4i3.
Light List. Atlantic Coast. 1890. p.
33s. No. 1871.
Coast Pilot, Section y. 1915. p. 81.
BY order Of the Commissioner OF
Lighthouses.
r. s. I4ANPHIER,
Superintendent Of Lighthouses.
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HELP--FEMALE

yANTFD-gThree young ladies 70 Work
IN Pensacola with privilege 90 trANei.
ing Apply from $3.50 20 $50 a. M ana
) to =. M. Mrs. DiNons Room 20. man
haitian Hotel.
NXANTED---A girl or woman for genera
h0uaework and cooking AMY sl1
~ Hayne- r.. fshone 1883. ~
fvANTED-H ousekeaper that can help
attend suburban grocery store. pne
without family attachments preferred
Cor. 18th Ave. and 22nd 81. Phone 1855.
WANTED--For one day 4 week 20 Do
washing and housHwork. Prefer a
white woman Car fare paid 20 right
party. Apply Mrs otto Wicke, harfAn-
cas- Road. opposite Old Miil Inn.
VgANTEp-WoMAN TO HELP ~
GENERAL HoUsEWoRk. APPLY
ao2 q. oAp6DEN-sT.
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PROPOSED sAiLiN0S.
- 0wsm4~f

To Bristol.
"A Steel Steamer" Fredk 0illmors a
Co, soon.
To AHtWsFp.
o. a. Hutchinson, John A. Merits
Company. soon.
To Matanxas and Cuban Outer Porss.
8. 8. Blaajseld T." Ered'k Gilmore
a Co, Soon
Te ceIEmbia ard Nsnezusla PoFta
Kingston, TrinGdsd.
q. =. Fresdnea. Caribbean Steamship
Company. soon.
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MISCELLANEOUS

BOARD AND RoOMs-Flrss class board
and rooFna. desirable location. Apply
2i2 y. Gregory 81.
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LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE 10 CONTRACTORS

Sealed bids for the erection Of a Pa
tieuta Dining Hall and Attendants
A Greene, Superintendent Fiorida BARN
Colony FOR Eptieptio and Feeble Minded
until ten a. m. December T. 1890, az the
White House Hotel Gainesville. Florida
the right being reserved 20 reject any
OF al bids
Heating an Plumbing viii be LET sep
ara eir from Building contract. and sep
arate plans and Hpecihca tons provided
Certified checks viii be required with
each bid for Building In the amount %
saee %. and Tor Heating and Plumbing.
$4,000.
fTana may be had from r NJ Bran.
Gainesville Florida, on deposit % teb 60
which VIII be returned when bida are
submitted II no such bid - submitted
$500 viii lie retained Tor use OF plans
Designate which plans are desired
Heating and Plumbing or Building
BnoVoaw W AW-28N
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statesmen

WANTED statesmen 20 sell dividend
paying stock In Florida corporation
with state permit High class IN every
manner. 3a page prospectus. We want
real Ealesmon. This iE no training school
Our statesmen are making big money. NO
drawing account seekers wanted. j W.
Mcfarland. Sales Manager. sos Masonic
Temple. Jacksonville ria, Phone ssis.
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FOR SALE
WONDERFUL VALUES

DMr great FFlee Wrerkin@ sale ID nov
or Ne bought goods from Uncle Sam in
vast Quamtitirn Ia NEW and RECLAIM.
En
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

The annual meeting Of the stock
holders % jennings Naval stores COM
pany win he held M the offices % the
Company IN Pensacola Florida al Ut
o'clock a. na on Monday, December
t3fh 1890
This 18th day % November. A u
1899,
f. n SMITH
noN-l9.e6 Secretary.
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The Market Place of West Florida
READ DAILY BY $4,000 PEOPLE
The Cost is But Trie and the Results are Unequaled
FISHER BROWN
Insurance Plus Service
s1s-PHONES-s1s
HELP---MALE

FIRST Class PREssER. E ~ Wal
ton. Tailor oar w GovVnment-st y
A HIGH-CI.Ass NAN WANTED % sell
l-2 and acton motor trucks Ter tMe
manufacturer, splendid opportunity ~
right party. must be producer ana earn
over SO. e0o yearly. Write for Hoerat
offer. sales pian, exclusive territory stu
available. Noom 1906 no West sun
street, New York City. 80
WANTED-AIan 60 work on dairy Apply
w y. Gilmore. West Pensacola,