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THE PENSACOL A JOURNAL, TUESDAY MORNING, JANUARY 7, 1913.
Winter is here all right
now, and if you haven't
everything: you need in
Warm Underwear, $1 to
$3 the suit.
Heavier Hosiery in cotton
or wool, 25c and 50c.
Blue Flannel Shirts, $2
and $3.50.
Pull-down Caps, 50c.
Domet Night Robes, 50c
and $1.
Flannelette Pajamas, $1,
$1.50 and $2.
Gloves Wool, at 50c;
leather, from $1 to $7.
; Winter Suits "All wool",
$15 to $35.
Overcoats, $15 to $35.
i The time to get them is
right now.
The John White Store
209-211 S. Palafox Street.
"Florida's Leading Clothiers."
COUNTY BOARD
ORDERS A NEW
ROAD BUILT
SPECIAL SESSION HELD YESTER
DAY MORNING TO RECEIVE RE
PORT OF COMMITTEE, WHICH
WAS ADOPTED.
Ball's Society
Linen
Writing Paper
Pound boxes of daint
iness at the- attractive
price of 25c.
Three distinctively
new styles of envelopes
to match, at
IQc the package
B
ALL T NOVELTY
OOK'&lll CO. vjs
Society Stationer.
Phone 912.
MARSTON & QUINA,
West Florida's Oldest .
Furniture House."
Exclusive Agents Globe-Wernlcke
Book Cases.
Bonita Theatre
Refined Photoplays
FOREMAN OF JURY IN
DYNAMITE CASE FRIGHTENED
New Castle, Ind.. Jan. 6. Frank
Dare, foreman of the Jury which re
turned a verdict of guilty against the
alleged dynamite conspirators, who has
received two letters threatening his
life, left today for Florida to spend the
winter. Ills health has been impaired
by worry over the letters and by long
confinement during the trial.
A seclal session of the board of
county commissioners was held yes
terday morning for the purpose of re
viving a report of the proposed new
road in the northwestern section of the
county, which will form a connecting
link with several Important highways
now existing.
The report, which was adopted by
the board, recommended that the road
begin at the intersection of the county
road, which stops at Herron's bridge
and runs thence to a point known as
Cummin's, point on. Perdido bay. This
road will connect with the road to
Lillian. Ala.
The board win hold another meeting
this afternoon, when all unfinished
business will be cleared up prior to
the new members taking ofljee.
A Des Moines man had an attack of
muscular rheumatism in his shoulder.
A friend advised him to go to Hot
Springs. That meant an expense of
$150.00 or raor. He sought for . a
quicker and cheaper way to cure it and
found it in Chamberlain's Liniment.
Three days after the first application
of this liniment he was well. For sale
by all druggists. Adr.)
EDITOR OF ARKANSAS GAZETTE
IS APPOINTED U. S. SENATOR
Little Rock. Arlc, Jan. 6. Governor
George W. Donaghey today appointed
Editor J. N. Heiskell. of the Arkansas
Gazette of this city United States sen
ator, to succeed the late Jeff Davis.
The appointment is for the short
term ending March 4.
John Neltherland Heiskell is 40 years
of age and is a native Tennesseean. For
a number of years he was engaged in
newspaper work In Knoxvllle and
Memphis and served in an editorial ca
pacity In the Chicago and Louisville
offices of the Associated . Press . before
coming to Little Rock as editor of the
Gazette,- of which he is part owner.
Mr. Heiskell has never held a politi
cal office and today said with the elec.
tloh of a senator at the coming session
of the Arkansas legislature he will re
turn to Little Rock and resume his
editorial work.
Tou will And that druggists every
where speak well of Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy. They know from long
experience in the sale of it that in
cases of coughs and colds It can al
ways be depended upon, and that it is
pleasant and safe to take. For sale by
all druggists. (Adv.)
JUDGE CARTER
GUESTOFHOR
AT BIG BANQUET
ASHEV1LLE BAR ASSOCIATION
GIVES ITS ANNUAL BANQUET,
WHICH IS ATTENDED BY PEN
SACOLA ATTORNEY.
Judge F. B. Carter of this city was
one of the guests of honor at the an
nual banquet of the AebeviUe Bar As
sociation. Of the banquet the Ashe
ville Citizen of recent date says:
The annual banquet of the Ashe
ville Bar Association will be held this
evening at the Langren hotel. The
banquet begins at eight o'clock and
will last until eleven. The guests of
honor of the occasion are Hon. Locke
Craig, governor-eleot; Hon. J. C.
Pritchard, United States Judjre; ,Hon.
J. E. Rankin, mayor of Asheville; Hon.
Francis B. Carter, ex-supreme judge of
Florida. Mr. Thomas 8. Rollins will
be toastmaster and the following ia
the program of toasts :
The Lawyer in PolltJos Chas. A.
Webb,
Tribulatioixi of a Jndge J. G.
Adams.
Au Revoir but not Goodtoye Locke
Craig.
Reminiscences of the Past V. S.
Lusk.
The Lawyer as a Hanker J. G.
Merrlmon.
Law Reform J. C. Martin.
Good Cltlaenshtp Zeb Curtis.
Suffragettes Mark Erwin.
The Bachelor Lawyer J. E. Swain.
There will be present sixty or more
guests, with a few exceptions, the en
tire membership of the association.
The banquet will be held in the main
dining room of the hotel and an es
pecially fine menu has been arranged.
The orchestra of the hotel will play
during the banquet, during the inter
missions between the addresses and
toasts.
Dr. P. II. Miller, an osteopathic phy.
siclan from Pennsylvania, is located at
26 E. Gregory street, and will go out
to treat patients by appointment.
Phone No. 1697. 3jan(Adv.)
RECIPROCAL DEMURRAGE
LAW IS UNCONSTITUTIONAL
Washington, Jan. 6. The Minnesota
reciprocal demurrage law of 1907 was
today annulled as unconstitutional by
the supreme court of the United
States. The court held that the fed
eral government had legislated on the
subject and so taken away all power, if
any existed, from the states to legislate
on It as far as interstate commerce
was concerned. Several states hao
similar laws.
Ring 88 for coal. Garfield.
THAT ROOF has stood 13 YEABSak
ESNT LEAK
13 years in Cuba
13 years in Iowa
11 years in Illinois
Three of many instances.
1 Subscribe for the Journal.
Paroid Roofing
outlasted the building in each case. Wears longer
than shingles, costs less, gives fire protection saves
you money in the end.
The Lewis Bear Co.,
Distributers.
ml W Ld ' if ml
We asked you to wait we
now tell you why: Greatest
sale we have ever had opens
Wednesday Morning, Jan. 8
u
On the Square, Within Easy Reach of Everywhere.
Right at the Time
When
You Need the Shoes
In the Heart of the
Season
We Cut the Price
1 i !
Sensational
oe
We are overstocked just got more Shoes than we
want to have at this season of the year, and we must
convert them into cash and quick at that. Yes, it's
money we want the stock must suffer for the cash
sacrifice. That's the order given to raise the cash.
To accomplish this we will make the most colossal
price cuts on shoes of modern times.
Ladies' Tan Calf Lace Shoes
Sizes 1 to 6, $3.50 and $4.00
values,
SENSATIONAL PRICE f
$1.98
Big Misses' Lace Shoes
Vlcl Kids, sixes 1 to 4, values up to
$2.50,
SENSATIONAL PRICE
$1.16
Misses' am Children's Shoes
Broken Lets. Various Styles, Scatter
ing Sizes, values up to $2.50,
SENSATIONAL PRICE .
97c
Children's Pat. Button Shoe
Red Top Styles, sizes 2 to 11, $2-00
values,
SENSATIONAL PRICE
$1.14
One Lot Children's Shoes
Sizes up to V& good
values,
8EN8ATIONAL PRICE
48c
Ladies'Pat. Button and Lace
Sizes 1 to 4ct values up to
$6.00,
SENSATIONAL PRICE
$1.49
Ladies Patent Lace Shoes
French Heel, sizes 1 to 4, 5.00
values,
SENSATIONAL PRICE
$1.24
Children's Leggings. '
All Colors, vslues up to
$2.00,
SENSATIONAL PRICE
49c
Ladies, Men's Boys' and
Children's Shoes.
Some of them belated arrivals
all the season's newest effects in ali
the popular leathers sizes and styles
most complete and fitted by expert
salesmen all will be thrown on sale
at prices that will cause wild excite
ment and gigantic selling.
$5.00 Ladies' and Men's Shoes, all
styles $3.97
$4.00 Ladies' and Men's Shoes, all
styles $3.16
$3.50 Ladies', Men's, Boys' and
Misses Shoes ....$2.89
$3.00 Ladies', Men's, Boys and
Mises' Shoes .$2.42
$2.50 Ladies', Men's, Boys and
Children's Shoes $1.98
$2.00 Ladies', Men's, Boys, and
Children's Shoes $1.59
$1.75 Ladies', Boys' and Children's
Shoes ..$1X9
$1.50 Ladies', Boys' and Children's
Shoes .$1.18
$1.25 Children's, Boys and Infants'
Shoes 99c
$1.00 Children's and Infants'
Shoes 79c
75c Children's and Infants' Shoes, 61c
50c Children's and Infants' Shoes, 41c
Edwin Clapp Shoes
For men absolutely the best
and highest grade shoe made. But
they all go at the sensational cuts.
$7.00 kind, all styles .$5.89
$6.50 kind, all styles $5.41
Hosiery! Hosiery!
Ladies', Men's, Children's Silk,
Lisle, Ganzes all on sale.
$1.50 kind, all colors. ........ .$1.18
$1.25 kind, all colors 99c
$1.00 kind, all colors. 79c
75c kind, all colors. . . . 61c
50ckind, all colors .39c
25c kind, all colors. 19c
10c kind, all colors . . . ... . . 7c
Ladies Patent Shoes.
Various Styles, Mostly Small 8Tbm,
vslues up to $3.60,
SENSATIONAL PRICK
99c
Ladies Vici Kid Shoes.
Button and Lace, sizes 1 to 4, $150 '
and $$.00 values.
SENSATIONAL PRIC8
94c
Ladies $3.50 Vici Kid Shoes
French Heels, size 1 to 4,
good values,
SENSATIONAL HtlOfX
59c
Edwin Clapp Men's Shoes
Patents and Tans, Button and Lacs, (
Broken Lets and Slaea, $J9
and $7.00 value.
SENSATIONAL PRICK
$2.22
Men's $5.00 Shoes.
Patents and Gun Metal Calfa, Lace,
Button and Bluchers, various,
styles, sizes broken.
SENSATIONAL PRICK ;
$1.99
Men's $4 and $3.50 Shoes
Patents and Own Metal CsJfs, Lace,
Button and Bluchers, various
styles, sizes broken.
SENSATIONAL PRICK ,
$1.78
Boys' Pat. and Vici Kid Shoes
Scattering Sizes, values up to
$3.00,
SENSATIONAL PRICE
$1.21
Ladies' Felt Juliets
Various Colors, values $1.25 to $3.00,
all to go at the
SENSATIONAL PRICE
94c
o
f Entif3 Stock
at
a SacHfic
Everything on sale Shoes, Oxfords, Pumps, Slippers, Hosiery,
Findings. We must raise the cash. It will, indeed, be the most
Sensational Shoe Sale Pensacola has ever had. No goods
charged, no goods on approval. Its all cash. Again we tell
you, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 8, SALE STARTS.
MEYER SHOE COMPANY
102 South Palafox Street.
Where the Good Shoes Come Frorru
PICKINGS FROM
POLICE STATION
Seventy-seven cases were docketed
for trial in the recorder's court yes
terday morning. Forty-nine defend
ants were found guilty, sixteen dis
charged, cne turned over to the Bain
Iridge, Ga authorities and eleven
cases were continued. The fines as
sessed amounted to $227.
Henry Hays, a negro, charged with
teing a dangerous and suspicious
character, was fined $20 and costs. He
was arrested on complaint of George
Vucovieh, who testified that the negro
stole a beef roast, a beefsteak, etc.,
from his wagon Saturday night after
he had allowed the negro to ride from
Chase street on Tarragona to the de
pot. When Vucovich left the wagon
at the depot for a few minutes he gave
the negro 15 cents for holding the
SHAKE INTO YOUR SHOES
Allen's Foot-Ease, t he antiseptic powder. It relieves
painfnl,! in rtiDi, tender. Dervons feet, sod instantly
takes the sting out of corns and bunions. It's the
greatest comfort discovery of the age. A Uene Foot
Ease makes tight or new shoes feel easy. H is a
certain relief for sweating; callons swollen, tired,
achiut; feet. Always ose it to Break in New rhoe.
Try it to-dctjr. Sold everywhere. S5 wits. Don't
ar"tpt ttn mhftitHtt. For KKEK trial package,
addrete Alien S. Olmsted, Le Koy, X. V.
horse, but the negro left before he re
turned. "
Willie Green, a negro, charged with
jumping on and off a moving train,
was fined $3 and costs.
Manuel May, a negro, charged with
being drunk and carrying a pair of
metal knucks concealed, was fined $5
and costs. When he was arrested by
Officer Donaldson Saturday night near
the corner of Palafox and Garden
streets he i3 said to have dropped the
knucks, but the officer saw him when
he did it.
The rases of several professional
bondsmen who were arrested a few
days ago on the charge of fighting,
but whith were continued, were dis
posed of, one of them, H. H. Kally,
being discharged. The others were
fined as follows: Joe Johnson, $1 and
costs: Wallace Kennedy, F. R. D&vLa
and C. II. Davis, $4 and costs each. '
Read The Journal's Wantl
Ads and Profit thereby.
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Ton ean' win any rare afoot, borsabaek, ia
anto. angina cab or aeroplane if your head aches.
Headache is a sign of physical deficiency.
HICKS' CAPUDINE
vets at trie cans eores baadarba whether from
beat, eold, grlpp or nervousness. It's liquid,
pleasant to take: qnMcly effective. 25eanda6eaa
drug stores. Trial aiza 10c