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THE PENSACOLA' JOURNAE, SATURDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 31, 1914.
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EXPRESS COMPANY
MAKES SHIPMENTS
The Southern Express Company of
fers free transportation to Brooklyn,
N. Y., from points where express ser
vice is necessary on shipments lim
ited to one hundred (100) pounds,
properly prepared for shipment and
marked: "Christmas Gifts for the
Children of Europe," in care of the
United States government steamer
sailing: from Brooklyn. N. Y.t Novem
ber 10th. "" '
The shipments must be forwarded
in ample time to reach Brooklyn on
or before November 7th, approximately
-forty-eight (48) hours before sailing'
date from Brooklyn, N. Y., November
10th.
These shipments should be entered
on prepaid way-bills, nothing in the
'"Prepaid" column, "Free-account
Charity."
TO
R'S WIFE
0 iLLTOWORK
CiTY TO EXACT
PENALTY OF 50
PER CENT SOOi
ALL LICENSES WHICH ARE UN
PAID AFTER HOUR OF CLOSING
OF CITY CLERK'S OFFICE TODAY
WILL HAVE ADDED C08T.
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All city license taxes which are un
paid after the hour of closing of che
office of the city hall this afternoon,
will have a penalty of 50 per cent at
tached, thus making the usual fee just
one-half more. In other words, if a
business man whose line is taxed for
$10 should pay up before dark, he
will have to pay but the sum named.
If, however, that same man failed,
from any reason, to pay before 5
o'clock this afternoon, when he urn
pay, which he would have to do if
he kept in business, his license tax
would be $15, Just one-half more than
the original.
Thera are many who have not paid,
and unless there be some greater ac
tivity today on their part than they
have shown in the past, many a dollar
will be paid in penalties. The city
has a license inspector who will, dur
ing the coming1 month, start out to see
that all places are propnrly licensed,
and in case he finds places which are
not so provided, he will either report
Thomas Dixonr Noted Author,
to Pay Visit to Pensacola
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A Weak, Nervous Sufferer
Restored to Health by Ly
s dia E. Pinkham's Veg
etable Compound.
K3ota, Minn. "I am glad to say
that Lydia E. Pihkh.jn'a Vegetable
rnmnnn"'' Vm5 dona
more for me than
anything else, and I their names to the police station, or
had the best physi- j Will himself effect their arrests. It
cian here. I was so has been the custom In the past to
weak and nervous suspend any possible fine for not Kav
that I could not do ! inS license upon the person procuring
my work and suf- ' such a tax and Properly posting ihe
fered with pains low ' t?ame- f uc!a ourse T11 not bearu,ar"
j s- JL tu- nnteed in the future, however, and it
down in my right rema,ng ent,rely wlth the recorder
side for a year or whether or not there be any ,cn
more. ItookLydia iency shown.
E. Pinkham s Vege- Tjn to vesterday at o'clock there
table Compound, and now I feel like a-;-r&d .been but fifteen sal Wns- paid up,
different person. I believe there is snd several other places whose licenses
nothing like Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege- are rather high did not make settle
table Compound for weak women and i-ent at the comptroller's office In the
young girls, and I would be glad if I city hall. This is about a dozen sa-
could influence anyone to try tne meet- ; . .v .
cine, for I know it will do all and much leSS ln ie city and It s Pected that
Zl ' i - j tn jn M thousands of dollars will be paid In by
more than it 13 corned to do. - Mrs. proprietor3 before nightfall. one
Clara Franks, R. P. D. No. 1, Maple- saloonpmn is due llcense fee foP five
crest Farm, Kasota, Minn. J separate places, and he alone will con-
Women who suffer from those dis- tribute the sum of $10,000 to the dev.
tressing ills peculiar to their sex should county and state exchequers before
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Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to re-
erore wieir neami uy vxie uuuijr wum of wnat hag bem the usuaJ amount In
and truthful testimonials we are con- the past years Not much over thirty
Ctantly publishing in the newspapers, thousand dollars have thus far been
If you have the slightest douht in tcr the city treasurer's office,
that Lydia' E. Pinkham's Vegeta 'l"'e i the past the estimated re
lle Comnonndwill help you, write ceipts from this source have been in
to Lydia K.Iinkham Medicine Co. xcesa of twice that figure. The mayor
(confidential) Lynn, Mass for ad- said yesterday that, thus far. abr.ut
vice. Your letter will be opened, -ne-hair of what Is usually derive!
read and answered by a woman, from the license taxes has been paid
and held, in strict connaence. . over.
Wanted Marrrage License.
The clerical force in the city bundl
ing has some lather out-of-the-ordt-nary
requests about every day, but one
man drifted into the . building a few
days ago, and wanted a license. A.skeJ
what the. nature of the business in
which he was engaged, he became
fighting mad, and said that was
his business. The clerk impressed hni
with the fact that he, the clerk would
have to know In order to issue the pa
per, and the now blushing young swain
informed the city official that he was
after a license to marry, and wanted
no more foolishness about It. He was
from the rural districts, but his name
will appear in the marriage license
recipients, as Issued this week from
the office of the county Judge.
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Thomas Dixon Is author of "The Clan iman," "The Leopard Spots," "The
Sina of Father," "tio Traitor," "Th e On Woman," "The Southerner."
License collections, while brisk dur
ing the last few days, are much short
Mr. Thomas Dixon, the well-known
writer and author of "The Leopard
Spots," "The Clansman," "The Trai
tor." "The Sins of the Father," "The
One Woman," and -numerous other
stories, will visit Pensacola November
5th, the same day the company play
ing the dramatic version of his story,
"The Sins of the Father.", is booked
at the opera house.
Mr. Dixon visits New Orleans each
season, and learning of his propose!
departure from New York next week,
Mr. Levy, manager of the opera hou.ce.
extended an invitation that he also visit
Pensacola. Mr. Dixon has accevtud
the Invitation, and the following letter
explains itself.
My Dear Mr. Levy: I am in receipt
of your very kind invitation to visit
Pensacola on my "present trip South,
and after investigating I find that I
will not Incur very much Inconven
ience, in the way of railroad travel.
to do this on my way to New Orleans.
I shall therefore take pleasure in vis
iting Pensacola on November 5th, the
same flay that the company playing
"Sins of the Father" is with you, and
will be pleased to deliver a short ad
dress between the acts. I will leave
here on the first train Tuesday, trd,
after casting my ballot, and arrive
Thursday morning at your leading ho
tel, which I understand is the San
Carlos.
Sincerely yours, ,
THOMAS DIXON.
Mr. Levy immediately wired Mr.
Dixon of Pensacola's pleasure in hav
ing Mr. Dixon visit here, and ac
cepted with pleasure his proffer to ad
dress the audience between the acts
of the "Sins of the Father," the ?ame
evening. Mr. Dixon needs no intro
duction to the reading public of Pen
sacola. He is one of the most promi
neat of the living American ..writes.
and probably no type of fiction has
caused more discussion ' than the one
he has chosen to examplify In all
the stories written by him.
GREAT HELP TO
. A SICK WOMAN
This Lady Says, "I Cannot
Find Words To Express
How Thankful I Am To
Cardui."
STMIS GET
THEIR REPORTS
THOSE OF THE HIGH SCHOOL RE
CEIVE REPORTS COVERING
THEIR WORK FOR THE PA8T
MONTH.
The students at the High School
Jonesville Va. "I certainly appre-
platA what fafiit arAm nl
has done for me." writes Mrs. Owen were ven yesterday afternoon their
F. Wells, of this town. "Before I be- . reports for the first month. The prir
gan to take Cardui, I could hardly cipal stated to The Journal lastinlght
go aoout. I had several womanly
troubles which caused ma much
Buffering, and were very troublesome.
But now I feel like a different per
son.
I had often read of Cardui, but had
little faith In it. My husband ursed
me to try It, and now I cannot find
words to express how thankful I am.
Cardui is a wonderful medicine, and I
feel that it was a greater help than
anything I could have taken.
I had scarcely no pain or suffering
that he desired every parent to read
the report carefully, especially the ex
planations accompanying and to sign
the report personally before returning
it.
A blink form accompanied the re
port on which parents tire asked to
place their authorized signatures and
addresses, as well as their telephone
number. In addition it is desired to
at childbirth, and I feel I owe it all to bring every parent In as close touch
Cardui. I know that no woman would as possible with the High School this
make a mistake ln using Cardui at year, and for that reason thev aro
that most critical time, tt will save requested to assist the teachers in we- ,
them so much suffering. curing more home study, and the prin-
It is my sincere desire that this . cipal requests that parents commmii- i
statement may be seen and read by cate with teachers and with him in!
all sufferers who suffer as I did. I am
telling all my friends and acquaint
ances of the great cur I have received."
If you suffer from any of the ail
ments so common to women, give Car
dui a trial. Thousands of women have
voluntarily written, to tell of the gteat
benefit that Cardui has been to them.
Why shouldn't it help you, too?
Try Cardui. , (Adv.)
any case where students may appear
to be studying less than the time !
recommended on the reports.
CITY TEACHERS
MEET TODAY
ASSOCIATION WILL HOLD ITS
FIRST MEETING OF THE SCHOOL
YEAR AT 10 O'CLOCK THIS
MORNING.
EXCURSION SUNDAY
Steamer Baldwin leaves
City 2:30; leaves island 4:30
p. m.'
A Pertinent Question.
The question has been asked, "In
wht way are Chamberlain's Tablets
superior to pills?" The answer is.
"Hiey are morer mild and gentle ln
effect and more reliable. Besides they
' Improve the appetite, cleanse and In
vigorate the stomach, correct disorder
of the liver and leave the bowels in
a natural and healthy condition, while
the use of pills, owing to their dras
tic effect, is often followed by con
stipation." For sale by all dealers.
(Adv.)
VEGETABLE RATES
HELD EXCESSIVE
Firs! in Town !
Fresh California evap
orated fruits including
Seeded Raisins,
Layer Raisins,
Dried Figs,
Apricots,
Prunes,
Peaches,
Also Stone's fresh
wrapped cakes by ex
press this morning, 10c
each; Try them for to
morrow's dinner.
Sol Cahn & Go.
103 South Palafox Street.
Phones, 1720-1721.
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.
Washington, Oct. 30. Charges for
shipments of vegetables from Kenner,
La., to Chicago, on which the combina
tion of freight rates on which New
Orleans were charged today were held
to have been excessive by the Inter
state Commerce Commission. The de
cision was made in the case of the
Kenner Truck .Farmers Association
against the Illinois Central, the Amer
ican Express Company and other car
riers. The commission also held that the
practice of the Illinois Central of per
mitting shippers of fruits and yege
ta Dies from New Orleans to ice their
own cars while denying that privilege
to shippers from Kenner and other
Louisiana points, was not discrimina
tory, and that the increased charges
for the icing of shipments from New
Orleans and points north of that city j
to Chicago had been justified. j
NAVAL OFFICERS
AFTER BEST FOOD
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.
Washington, October SO. Efforts of
naval purchasing officers to secure
only the wholesome food for the en
listed men are revealed in a special
order which Paymaster General Mc-
Gowan has ju?t issued to the officers
and chiefs in his bureau. In it he de
clares that "our men are no poison
squad."
"Every effort-to try on the navy any
experiments or tests of any food pro
duct whatever shall be' promptly sup
pressed," the order says.
Another order advises the contract.
requistion and supply sections to "go
slow on waiving competition, even in
cases where It Is permissible," and to
stand 'by the lowest bidder whenever
possible. It declares "government 'red
tape is never objectionable to honest
men except when it is needlessly wound
up so tight and so long that it results
in obstruction."
WAR IS HELL !
So is a leaky roof. See
us about vours. Phone 310
LEE LUMBER CO.
! EXCURSION SUNDAY.
Steamer Baldwin leaves
City 2:30; leaves island 4:30
p. m.
Would You Believe It?
People often accept statemnts with
a sort or mental reservation as much
as to say, "I am not convinced." which
leads us to remark that there Is noth
ing that will so thoroughly satisfy you
of the excellence of Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy as a personal trial.
Mrs. John Mshton, Peru, Ind., who
used this remedy inher family for the
past ten years, says or tt, "I always
give Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to
my children when sick with coughs
or colds. I like it better than any
other because they .take it willingly
and It is free from narcotics. It has
never failed to give immediate relief.
For sale by all dealers. (Adv.)
IT IS THE TASTE, THE FLAVOR OF
ER's Cocoa'
That Makes It Deservedly Popular
An absolutely pure, delicious and whole
some food beverage, produced by a scien
tific blending of high-grade cocoa beans,
subjected to a perfect mechanical process
of manufacture.
Get the genuine, made only by y
Walter Baker & Co. Limited
Established 1780. Dorchester, Mass.
It
t.t.i'tu ui.
The City Teachers Association holds
its first meeting of the school year
at 10 o'clock this morning at school
No. 1. As previously announced the
meeting Is important because definite
plans for the work of the year must
be discussed. With , rsard to the
meeting an officer of tne association
said last night :
"Every teacher in Pensacola should
belong to the only local organization
for the interests of the teachers who
work in Pensacola, and should give
his or her active assistance in doirir
the many things that need attention
before they can realize even a part
of what they wish for the schools. The
number" of important problems Is
large, but to each teacher some '.ne
problem looms larger than others. The
teachers themselves should bring for
ward these general problems for dlj-
cussion, with the hope -f Interesting
everybody in solving them. For tbat
reason all teachers in Pensacola should
ally themselves with the organization
and make its work count for mere
than in previous years. It would !
a good idea if each teach-r would
bring to ihe meeting some matter that
ieems Important for consideration and
discussion as well as suggestions for
the general work of the association."
Dr. Mitchell, Osteopathic
Phvsician, removed to 211
212 Blount Building. Phone
1330.
flfWE
Place your order now for All Saints' and All
SoulsVDays, November 1 and 2, for Carnations and
Chrysanthemums. Also have to plant now, bulbs of
Hyacinths, Narcissus,. Tulips, Daffodils. Orders
taken for Pansy plants to be delivered about Novem
ber 10th.
Only One Phone 875.
252 East Chase Street.
Boy sen, Florist
Thcfti
PHONE 1S6.
WE DO DRY CLEANING.
BOY CHARGED WITH
STEALING A WHEEL
John Louis Wood, coif red, will 're
mven a preliminary hearing before
Justice Johnson this morning, on a
charge of stealing a wheel, the prop
erty of young TI. Richards. Wo-jd
heard that he was being sought Jy
the officers and gave hin.elf up. He
denies that the wheel had been stolen,
but witnesses were summoned yester
day to attempt to prove the case, and
two members of tho police depart
ment are among the number sub
poenaed.
n rT
000 wews
For You, Housewives
We have Just Received
a Shipment of
David Berg & Co.
Kosher Sausage
and Meats
including
Ring Bologna,
Thick Bologna,
Welner Wunt,
Knack Wunt,
Frankf urtert,
Fresh Salami,
Smoked Tongue,
Pickled Tongue,
Pastromer Peppered- Beef,
Smoked Salmon.
Also Rendered Beef Fat for Cooking
WARFIEL
Grocery Co.
Phones 1566-1567.
Corner Intendencla and Alcanlz $t.
CertifiedPublicAccouotants
Empire Duiixiso
ATLANTA
Am e r i c an N at l Bank B u turn o
?"5H8KSMC? PENS AGO LA, FLA.
Read Ike Journal for War News
Saturday, Candy Day, at
The Crystal Pharmacy.
WIFE APPEARED
AGAINST HUSBAND
W. H. Kierst was fined S3 and cotts
ln the - recorder's court yesterday
morning upon testimony sworn to by
his wife, who Is a Pensacola girl, hut
v. ho married some time sgo and had
resided In Mississippi and Louisiana..
They arrived here on a visit recently
and it was alleged Kierst arsaulted hi
wife after he had returned to thatr
boarding place Thursday night. The
disorder was such that a policeman
was called and Kierst was arrested.
In the city court his wife testified
readily that she was afraid of him,
and then related to the court an al
leged life of ill-treatment'to which she
she had been subjected. Kierst en
tered a denial; but the cort imposed
the fine as stated and lie was unable
to pay the same. He was locked up
in the city jail.
EXCURSION SUNDAY
Steamer Baldwin leaves
City 2:30; leaves island 4:30
. i
At Home
Now
in our new location
21 S. Palafox -
where you are welcome
to call at any time and
enjoy hearing the won
derful Victor-Victrola
render selections from
our great assortment of
the finest Victor records.
.119 S. Palafox Street.
ITCHED
BURNED
Bit
fihJM'c FfTema I nnlcrl I .
Cried and Fretted all tho
ticuraSoaD and Ointment u.
" lie.,
Arnett. Ark. "CuUour HnB m J
merit completely eurd our boy 1
It looked lik a rsh
fce and i.ivu ,
sna buroe tov ,
him. n
fretted u th is
nogoo-i i
torn Cutlrur
Ointment
hlriM !
hort time. I rabed his fiw nn.i .
time a dy with the Cut leura So54a
each time I applied the Cut lrur i,"j
freely. I used on enk of the
and two boxa of Cutlcura OlntiauBiJI
lees than a month ho wu coup c.j
and never ha had any j m.-.,, j
lnce." (Signed) Mrs. Myru ;
28. 1914.
Samples Free by
Wby ahould I iwi Cutlcura ';;-
tt nothing the matter with my iy, J
though Cutlcura Poap wa only tx
troubles." Tru. it U for kin tn v,i j
its great mission la to prevent tn Vr I
For more than a generation in j, 1
emollient and prophylactic prop-nis ,1
rendered it the standbrd for thlt f.-l
while its extreme purity and rfif-!4
grrance give to It all the advanur ..
beat of toilet eoapii. Although cyJ
Poap (25c.) and Cutlcura oit.tm.-iit '
are eold by druKKlsta everywhere. ( fc 1
of each with 33-p. akin Hook will hJ
free upon request. Addrrw po
Cutlcura, Dept. T, Boston j
Your Store
r
More
Business
A .
Ask us ahnut tn? rW
Type "C" Lamp th
Lamp that brings yc
more business.
Pensacola
Electric Co
New Business Dept.
Phones 2010 and 2011
Business Education
For Men and Boys.
Practical Course:
Experienced
Teachers
In til vidua!
Instruction
Y.ftl.C.A. Night rctio:l
Palafox and I1 .-nont
After Nov. I
We Will Be Located tn Our New
Home. ,
21 SOUTH PALAFOX STPE.ET
Reynalds Music llous;
Cut
Flowers
For All Souls' and Ail
Saints' Days,
November 1st and 2nd.
Mrs. L. L. Boysen
252 East Chase Street.
Phone 1800
Especially beautiful
Carnations and Chrys
anthemums. Also have fine Palms
and Bulbs.
No. Six-Sixty Sl!
Tbi la prescription prcp-ircd fr';j
for MALARIA or CHILLS A FEVtl
Five or fix doacs will break env tikf;, "1
if taken then at a toe'e the fever ' 'J
return. It ecu on the liver better
p. m.
Calomel and doci not fnp or i'-k-