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THE PENSACOLA JOURNAL, SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 14, 1911.
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(Continued from Page Twelve)
; Mlxa Israel has many friends in the
city who are very glad indeed to hear
the good news of her return.
NOVEL CLOTHS. '
- Some novel cloths for Small square
' tables are cut in the shape of a Mal-
tese cross, the four sides being con
; zsected by a soft, broad ribbon insert'
& In buttonholed runners, cut at the
b corners and tied in a smart bow. The
' sides do not meet close. A ball fringe
- edges the whole. A design of a poppy
' or sunflower roughly outlined on the
, hanging sides has the runner . "silts"
li cut so that the ribbon forms the cen
r ter of the flower. Colored casing linen
Pis the most effective materia, and -is
suitable for little occasional tables for
bungalow and garden use. The ma
terial may be cut so that two sides, op
posite each other, may hang some four
to five inches longer than the other
two, but the ribbon runner must be on
the same level on each.
r UNFRAYED 8CALLOP8.
' Borne housekeepers object to the
t buttonholed scallop on embroidery, be
V cause it frays in washing. This can
I . be overcome in several ways. The
; surest Is to buttonhole a second time
' over the purled edge, when the scallop
' has been worked and cut out.
Another method Is to run the outline
. of the scallop with machine sitichlng
' before buttonholing. Or in cutttlng
(. leave a narrow margin and turn back
under the scallop and hem to the ma-
' teriaL
' . If these are too much trouble, at
least wash the linen before cutting
v out. The material shrinks and is
r. much less likely to fray. Where the
t ' entire piece is not washed, the em
' broldered edge can be dipped in luk
, warm water for a few minutes, then
i Ironed dry and later cut out close to
.. the purled edge.
CLEANSING VEILS.
Disregard of the condition of the
face veils habitually worn has more
than once been the cause of a poor
"complexion. Unless the veil is of good
quality and, above all, unless it is
$ clean, there is no end to the harm that
l- It can do to the skin. This is obvious
h, once a person remembers that the
y meshes' worn over the face press close
ly against the complexion, and that
with every turn of the head there is a
; slight friction. If there is the least
dust in the material or a dye so cheap
as to be injurious has been used in Its
manufacture,'' eruption of the skin is
almost inevitable. Continued use of a
dusty veil will cause blackheads, which
will appear until the veil is given up.
No veil should be worn more than
' twice without cleansing, for In the
( street It catches all the dust and re
f' tains it, more than does the complex
is Ion. 1 Fortunately an alcohol bath takes
i' only a mdment to give and if a veil is
wrapped Immediately smoothly about a
i large stick, such as a piece of broom
; handle, It jiT later look like new.
. To give the bath, a small quantity
of grain, not wood, alcohol. Is poured
Into a china basin and the veil 1m
mersed. It is not squeezed nor rubbed
during the process. Drying takes only
m, moment. If the alcohol appears to
fee very dirty a rinse will be required,
; - tout this happens only when a veil has
' been used a long time without cleans
L tor. -
UA The alcohol may be bottled and. used
r over again until It is soiled. ?
t MR. EUGENE HERRING
IMPROVING SLOWLY.
The many friends of Mr. Eugene
Herring will be glad to hear that he
. Is Improving slowly, after a serious
Illness In Mobile. Mr. Herring has
many friends here who 'are watching
his condition with much interest.
CONCERNING WOMEN.
Mrs. Cornelia Templeton Jewett has
been put In full charge of the publicity
bureau of the national council of "wo
man vdters. Mrs. Emma Smith De
Voe'was elected delegate to represent
the national council at the coming
meeting of the International "Woman
Suffrage alliance in Stockholm.
The Broadside is the name of a new
publication in the interests of the wo
men surcragists, wnicn was sold on
the streets of New York last week by
the women themselves. They had
news bags and filled them with papers,
Continued on Page Fourteen.)
B0PE1ATIQN
WasCiired byLydiaE.Pink
r ham's Vegetable Compound
Elwood, Ind.M Tour remedies hare
'. cured xae and I "have only taken six
bottles of Lydia E. Pin&hanVs Vegeta-
pie compound, i
I vas sick three
Ylnot walk. I suf-
sHfered all tb.6 time.
The cbetors said I
could nqt get well
without an opera
tion, for I could
hard It stand the
pains in my sides,
especially my right
one, and down my
richt letr. I be ran
f. to feel better when I had taken only
one bottle of Compound, but kept on
as I was afraid to stop too soon." Mrs.
; Badib MuiXiCT. 2723 Nm B. St., El
."Wood, Ind. -
Why will women take chances with
J an operation or drag out a sickly,
v- half-hearted existence, missing three
? fourths of the Joy of living, when they
can find health in Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound?
For thirty years it has been the
standard remedy for female Ills, and
has cured thousands of women who
hare been troubled with such ail
ments as displacements, inflammation,
ulceration, fibroid tumors, irregulari
ties, periodic pains, backache, indiges
i tion, and nervous prostration.
If you hare the slightest doubt
that IiTdia E. Pinkham's Vege
table Compound will help you,
write to Mrs. Pinkhara at Xynn,
t Mass for advice. Tour letter
will be absolutely confidential,
cad the advice Xxee,
: i
MANY DOLLARS' WORTH
OF . STYLE BUT NOT A
PENNY CHARGED
FOR IT!
I To buy millinery "right"
is to pay for quality
1 of materials and skill of
' workmanship plus a
moderate mihnincr's
profit. v V- -
! And these" elements
for selling-cost v do not
mean high prices!
"Fancy prices" for
- millinery ought to insure
the -quick extinction of
that milliner. . V "
And you ought to help "extinguish" any milliner
who charges for so-called . "style ;" for actual style
' does not cost you anything at all !
All trimmed hats going now at special prices.
MILLINERY
Ready - to - Wear Store
9 and 11 S. Palafox.
"If It Isn't an Eastman, It Isn't a Kodak"
Take a k6dXK With You
I.F you're going on or near the dreadnaughts or in
the woods, or going, out for an. auto spin, take a
Kodak with you. There are" hundreds of beautiful
scenes and interesting incidents of which 4you-ire cer
tain to wish that you had a few Kodak "reminders."
Having one with you will enable you to thoroughly
JOHNSON'S- BOOK STORE
109 South Palafox.
FEDERAL GW ,
JURY FAILED TO
GET TRUE BILLS
JUDGE SHEPPARD, HOWEVER,
INSTRUCTS FEDERAL OFFICERS
TO SEE THAT THE LAW IS NOT
VIOLATED ON SANTA ROSA IS
LAND. No indictments were returned y the
federal grand Jury against parties sell
ing liquor or gambling on Santa Rosa
Island, although the jury In Its final
presentment stated that sufficient evi
dence had been secured to show that
the law has been violated.
When the Jury made its present
ment Judge Shepard instructed the
court officials to be on the alert and
to make arrests where there are viola
tions of the law. taking, the offending
parties before a United States com
missioner for trial.
The presentment of the Jury Is as
follows:
To the Honorable William B. Shep
pard. Judge:
The grand Jury for the term com
mencing May 8, 1911; respectfully pre
sent to the court the following:
We have finished the Investigation
of all cases that have been brought
before us. and ask that we be finally
discharged.
"We deem It our duty to call to the
court's attention some facts relative to
violations of the law at Santa Rosa
island. While we have not been able
to secure sufficient evidence to warrant
Indictments against individuals for
gambling at the island, nevertheless it
is quite plain that the law is being vio
lated in that respect, and that gam
bling is being openly practiced about
the landings and pavilions on Santa
Rosa island, and on excursion boats
plying between Pensacola and the
island. From the evidence we have
had before us we feel constrained to
say that" this practice has been so
open that it is hardly conceivable that
the proprietors of the pavilions and the
masters of the vessels can be Ignorant
of the fact.
In view of the fact that Santa Rosa
Island is one of Pensacola's chief
amusement resorts, and for the further
reason that such practice is violating
the law, we urgently recommend that
the attention of the proper ..author! ties
DEPARTMENT.
T7 'i
Phone 568.
.enjoy your outing, and
the pictures will fur
nish you with whole
some and lasting
pleasure, and yet the
cost is very trifling.
Brownies cost from
$1 to $12; Kodaks
from $5 to $50.
CITYTAXES
Discounts, Interest and
- Penalties.
Discounts.
per cent if paid In October. '
ltt Per cent, if paid in November.
1 per cent, if paid in December.
January, net.
Interest Added.
per cent if paid in February.
1 J4 per cent. If paid In March. " J
J per cent If paid in April.
S per cent if paid tn May.
S per cent if paid before June 15.
Interest and Penalties Added
13 per cent June 15 to July 1.
U per cent July 1 to Aug. 1. '
15 per cent Aug. 1 to Sept 1.
, Advertised for sale In September.
Statements may be obtained at any
time by calling at office In city hall.
Under the law no more statements will
be mailed.
J. C. WHITING, '
Tax Collector. City of Pensacola.
be called to this condition.
Respectfully submitted, this the 12th
day of May, 1911.
. JOHN MILTON, JJU
Foreman of the Grand Jury.
LEOPOLD MATER,
Clerk of the Grand Jury.
TO ORGANIZE
MILITARY CO.
GENERAL FOSTER AND COL. GIB
BONS WILL BE IN PENSACOLA
THIS WEEK TO LOOK AFTER
PROPOSED NEW MILITARY OR
GANIZATION. General J. Clifford R. Foster, of St
Augustine, commanding the state
troops, and Colonel Cromwell Gibbons,
of Jacksonville, will be in Pensacola
this week and will take up the matter
or organizing one or more military
companies here. They will reach Pen
sacola Tuesday night or Wednesday
morning.
-The desirability of a good military
Are You Appreciative of Summer Comfort ?
' -
And not only comfort in summer, but comfort, convenience and good cheer the year round. A home
well equipped with furniture and furnishings with genuine QUALITY in them, will always be a home of
comfort and happiness. The way to have such a home, the way to make such a home is by the M. & Q.
way, The Easy Way, and the way a great many of late have been taking with much pleasure and economy to
themselves. .
, GET THE HABIT THE M. & Q. HABIT; IT'S THE EASY WAY!
; Jo PL
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Here's a massively-built suite of furniture of the
dresser has a fine plate mirror 36 by 40 inches, swelled
and ask about the price it's a surpriser.
As
a Reminder
. Refrigerator goodness means- pure
roods, which In turn meant good health?
for the family. Don't take chances get .
a good one while you're getting a
HOUSEHOLD refrigerator economical to
buy economical In the consumption of
Ice easy to clean, perfect In refrigera
tion, $14 to $45
Buy Now
Pay Later
HI
organization In ..Pensacola has long
been -recognixecL-- Tn city lor years
supported three crack companies and
they were the pride of the citizens as
well as of the officers and men who
composed them.
. For several years, however, Pensa
cola has not had a military organiza
tion and it is believed that a very
large number of young men will now
be glad-to co-operate in forming one
or more.
When General Foster and Colonel
Gibbons reach the city, they will prob
ably call for volunteers. In the mean
time, all young men Vho would like to
became members of the proposed new
company may leave their names at
The Journal office. , . '
DON'T FORGET
McMillan's Cash Inaugura
tion Sale starts Wednesday,
May 17. It's $ $ $ to you if
you attend.
Mabel That story you Just told is
about fifty years old.
'Maude And you haven't forgotten It
in all that time? Toledo Blade. J
Useful Scenery! "You seem enthusi
astic about the Alps."
"Yes; the glaciers made fine back
grounds for photographs of our party."
Good Business Proposition
Your Money Back if Digestit Does Not Relieve Your
Indigestion or Dyspepsia
All the local druggists have a supply
of DIGESTIT, the new, guaranteed
remedy for stomach troublea They
have instructions to refund your
money if you are not ' satisfied that
DIGESTIT helps you.
Buy DIGESTIT with the distinct un
derstanding that you trill -come back
(
Table Chair for baby. Has cane - or
wood seat, with very wide base, which
prevents chair turning over,
$1.50
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108-110 &ouih Palafox St. Pen&etcola, FletA
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RAILROAD 11
FIRST VICE-PRESIDENT MAPOTH
ER IS HERE CONFERRING WITH
LOCAL OFFICIALS WILL BE
CITY UNTIL -MONDAY.
IN
First Vice-President Mapother, of
the Louisville St Nashville Railroad, 3
among the prominent visitors in the'
Deep "Water City today, having arrived
vesterday.
Mr. Mapother is here on a special
visit to confer with local officials con
cerning matters of importance in con
nection with the railroad, and will re
main here until Monday.
to .the druggist and demand your
money bacjk, if it does not make good.
DIGESTIT is a simple, harmless
remedy, containing no harmful drugs
or narcotics. Small tablets, easy to
take. Put up in convenient form for
pocket or hand bag. It has been found
to relieve dyspepsia. Indigestion, heart
burn, sour stomach, and other troubles
PENSACOLA
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finest quartered oak, highly polished, hand carved; the
front, and big roomy drawers 52-inch case. Drop in
i i ni
Another Grand Victory for Quaker
Mr. Peter Delano, Prominent Business Man, After Being
Near Death's Door, is Cured by Quaker Extract.
Mr. Peter Delano, who is one of
Pensacola's best known business men,
having a furnishing goods business at
60i S. Palafox St, suffered for years
with catarrh of the stomach and a
liver complaint. His kidneys were
also effected. He went to springs to
relief, but got none. He suffered un
told agonies for two solid years, during-which
time he tried every known
treatment for his case, but without
results. Ills condition became so se
rious he was obliged to remain in feed,
and was repldly dwindling to nothing.
He lost weight until he got down to
117 pounds. His wife called on the
Tr UTannthftr rATWoiTit(f th rail.
fNoad in the conference held yesterday
at which It was decided to Invite the
state representatives to Pensacola next
week, and stated that, he would en
deavor to obtain a low rate on the road
for the occasion.
of the digestive organs. Relieves quick
ly and naturally.
If you're not willing to try DIGEST
IT on your druggist's guaranty, write
to the Digestit Co., Jackson, Miss...
They will send you a coupon for which
your druggist will deliver to you a full
size SOc package of DIGESTIT without
charge. Try it today. You ean't lose.
Mattings,
Linoleums,
; Twistweave Rugs
Vudor Porch Shades,
Vudor Hammocks,
Mosquito Bars
Get 'em now I
Buy Now
Pay Later
Qauker Health Teacher who has been
at Balkcom's drug store, and got a,
treatment of Quaker Extract. Mr. De
Lano used It faithfully for a little over
two months, and now, after taking six
bottles. Is a new man. He now weighs
160 pounds and has a fine color, where
as he was formerly as yellow as gold.
He can eat anything, sleeps well, is
feeling better than in many months
and says "Quaker is certainly a grand
medicine."
Call at Balkcom drug store, 17 South
Palafox street, and obtain the Quaker
Herb Extract. $1.00, three for 12.50.
Oil of Balm, 25 cents.
"My husband Is a mean man."
-Why so?"
"Just because my mother is coming
to see us, he's gone and Invited his."
Louisville Courier-Journal
MCMILLAN'S CASH
Inauguration sale starts
Vednesday. Don't forget
the saving opportunities for
you.
"What do you mean by asking a
quarter when you announce on the
door; 'First-class hair-cut, 15 cents T"
"Yes, sir; but you haven't got flrst
class hair."
Tramp Kin I git a bite to eat here
Woman Yes, if you'll saw that pUe
of wood.
Tramp (sizing up the Job) I ain't
askin' for no $10-a-plate banquet, lady.
Boston Transcript.
Knickei" Was subbubs disappointed
in his home?
Bocker Yes; what he took to be the
henhouse turned out to be the bun
galow. New York Sun.
MCMILLAN'S CASH
Inauguration Sale starts
Wednesday. Don't forget
the saving opportunities for
you.