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THE PENSACOLA JOURNAL, THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL 29, 1915.
PeotleonJ Events Phone
38.
By Cclia Myrovcr Robinson. 1 '
MISS HAMPTON IN
TALLAHASSEE.
Mea 'h-m II amp'on. tit Hampton
Jprtn;i. on of t! bt known tnrowi
f ! . At rs fn IT .r;U. and in th P-outh.
is her to spei-.d severs.! e4-s whil
1 1, g!ila t...r is In aeeeton. A i
w. il known. Mi lUn.iton was fr
; rstber ft -nJ nnni. tesl with th
state department nf t jrt ion. and it
t:,l .ro!tiii.rif.:y M-nt itied In Utwed.i-
atiotil tntr at of th Stat. Mis
l!.u ton J.ji spent much tim durtng
th it two year In A'Sarit,. and
t'li, . hi l-i being most d;'a!t
fu.iy "n d SU.d entt-rtalnt-d bf ber
oid Titii'tHiu'ct mnd end admirer.
- Tl t a.. Tru-Imoorat.
MISS LOLA WILLIAMS ILL
WITH APPENDICITIS.
.! l,o; Wt.ls.tm I quite 1.1 at
th home of her iwer.u. Mr. tnd Mrs,
J, M. Wiilams, til l it lte.mont
street, ha. r g uolffW, n eperatlon
f.r spperwiu-iiie yesterday. Mis Wll
1 sin is a very popular member of
the tf iK,l r rl set, end her frleml
will b a'wd t know thai its epera
tlon iti nxiit euorwaaf uL
ARE LEGISLATIVE ACT!
ILLEGALT
"If w only had th ironfy w wo-ui I
eenai. h act of th Florid legis
lature as b-tnjr Us'.' w tii atat
pirnt rr.a.i at th C'urrnt l:vnt Ci ib
In Ua BturJ.y m-tiinr p-rhajn
tlierw la torn attorney In Florid who
wxij cnmluct tr raa fr th Cur
rent Ernu Clab without f Jut
mm an w tJnc of foo.l clUanalUp; It
wH t wcrth ; abl man's tirna
tl laNtr, wya ths Miami Mi roH'4s.
Kvory act tf th Florid l'!:tara
t uncaMtltutidii! 1('um tb l-fl-avtur
tSwa ivt xn lgal t"w1y
tvuVhrlr.4 t y th oir.aJ.it utln of llor
14. T conaiitntioit dlailnrtly a
Uat th mnttrtihip of th huii of
rprriiauv a.aii not "a4 aitt
Jtft womlrr. end thr r rTity-
ILpI Th coni i it!'-n &) rrvha
la rnft l-tr ry panmr i ; h tJiat "I'll
UflolAt'tr iail mwt A. I. 187, and
tho tht aiiali mwt vry ten yir
thftrr af a.1 a.;sortfn th rr
nrllon In ti. tii, th who la
punier rf Mnt.'ra not to fcJ
thirty-two mmbr; and at th tun
tiro aha'.! al . a t portion th rof
ntt:on In t. houa of rprnt
ttv, th it : r. im',r of r preart
tH- not ti ic4 Uty-riht tanx
Thla arr"t!oirnitt ha not mn
ria1 In twenty ysara. And yt know
ing that thoy r not working legally
wrdr th rorsptitutiiin of Klorlda. th
if i. .I'ltutM of thi fair atat to a
t'fit'iy on fiiaklnif laws!
."o of th ! new to th mmbM
nf t!- lls liai5atur. nfr l It nw
t" tt -T.rl f"! -' of Florid. Wh'n
'4 ---'' "r.LvorM ft vt th
a iiw cnnatttutlnn, however, th
r rfwf j.ra In th atat which
1-r:(tr,j thi th top!t r ttafli
th what tty hv.
fa',1 ttn Us LitMrfl that r
not Jsuiy rnnat!tutl law-roaklnjr
r"5fa; Itjt a th Ciirront Ivttt
n.lt ha l:.-ovrd. it would Mill
UGH! CALOMEL IRES YOU SICK!
CLEAN LIMD JPLS MY WAY
JUST ONCE! TRY -DOOSON'S LIVER TONE" WHEN BILIOUS, CON
STIPATED, HEADACHYDON'T LOSE A DAY'S WORit.
liven up your !u-r!h ltrec! Feel
f.n and ehoerfl; mak your wr,r a
1-lewaure: b vlgnmu and full of am
Luton. ?it tk rirt naaty, dnieroua
rut ml I e.-i I? fn-ik.-a you an k
n-1 j-r u may a dny work
faioinl kt mercury or quickailver
whih cauaeg ncroAi of th bon.
Otc-mel rrwmh-n lotn mir b!l like
djnanute. brefJ g U up. That when
yoi ff.-! that f! rau-c ai1 cramp
ing. Mwten t- m' If y-.i war.t tn er iy
th nlrrt. gentlest liver and bowrl
rier,jtJjg u ever etj trw-r.'N-j at
tak a To.nf ,1 of harmlea IhKlon
Liver Ton ton:git. Yojr dr-.fKg',i or
denir ai.a you a S9 cer.t b'tt of
H
i -
-j .
5 v.
money to c ntest th net of the I!"
Uture, t h 1 protawy th only
ffinm that .an f rr th ral.inff of A
oonUtt!or.".l convention it "otiM
take money. unW as w iH before,
some r'U.rl-.' attorney is enough of a
J Hit ;i t to do U tholt .
NORTH HILL CIRCLE WITH
MRS. CARTER.
Tho .North 1 1 ill cirvb- of the Drat
Mth'i!t ! ur- h will meet thia after
noon w:th Mrt F. H. Carter. "H North
Uylen street. A good sttendanc !a
U" .red.
EIRTHOAY PARTY lrCR
SMALL COY.
A d'-Uichifal Tnin wm ajftit t
tha "-n. of t'ajt. and Mrs. Chaa.
ivrry tim th litt (rawlaon, Arthur
rhHra M ' J .rod. ntirtnHl lout
thirty of h a lltti friend In hom.r of
h fourth birthday Ttitay. April J7.
Tli ohi 1rn nlol th cama on
th Uwn p laliy ritnlng th glaaa
on Kojcy tirandp. Af tar blowing out
th -ril! on th pretty birthday
raka, hi h waa on of hla many
j rrnta. refrhmnt wer rvd
Th tal.i a bfut fully ctortd
with ma and paa. tts Hlor
chtn of pink and wfclt htng ud.
A I of th littl ueta deoart-!
w'.ahing 15aatr"' many mora happy
t irthdiy.
BEAUTIFUL ROSES CROWN
IN PENSACOLA.
XtU;!njf could h laor LtauUful
than ki Wa Majnf rt Mi Intyra'a
gnr5n. now that har roa r in
bloom. Kaj-ly Jnn th tpring th birdt
and tho e!Uiw japa-nin mad th
imrd'n th rat lac in !t
th world t thca frUnd with whom
al t harpHy hara hr flowra, but
now that tb roa ax- Moornifn, and
h H aharlng wath ihrm th f I -fjittmt
fIowr. nd aharlng with thra.
too, th garden itwHf. oft fl that
Uf on b mad vn' hiy inld.
if on wt;i tak tim to grow roaos
and to glv om of t'r 1 uty and
charm t other.
Ml Mclntyr' ro ar in their!
perfotion n'lw, and th a wk ah taa
chon to invlt numbr of her
friemla tn enjoy her roe garden with
her. TaejJy afterno n th memhera
of th t-hkexpeir rl h wr among
her t'.i"ct. and yewf erdy number
of others wer im fortunat aa to h
included In the. Ut of thorns who fpent
an hour In th rrJn. n on helng al
ln1 to leave without everl of th
eu'lful roea that hav reached their
te-rfertlon unrter her hv and oar.
Th FY a Karl Pruiehk!, whhh 1
amet'.m called th 'h1t American
Hauty. in on of th qu!lt roae
that Mlaa Melntyr 1m grown, and
th wan whit Mooni of which ar
wonderful in their heat ty. Among th
Fy wer th han1wrv I'aul Neyron.
very duhi and of Iramwna ai, th
OU. wMt with Muh centr, and th
beautiful Madam CartI!n Teatnut
Tb Flein Muri IImitt. on of th
lovellcat of climbing roae. waa fiUe,1
with larg bloom. at aiiilt deep
roa ahail. and th V srwhal p. WIN
der, with It deep rl roea, waa a
DodLona 1.1 ver Ton under my per
cnl money-hack guankr.tr that each
lrc!,fisl will cn you- etuecieh liver
better than a dse of naaty ca'.mnH
and that It wont mak ou aick.
Dodeon'a I.Iver Ton ia real liver
me.lK n You'll know It nent morn
ing 1 f'Wii' you mil! wak up fe!!rn
f.ne, jour t'ver will b york1ng; he.1
iih and i 'nineat Rne; etomah will
i' aneet r.d b-weia regular.
I'lxiaou'a I.Iver Ti la entirely veg.
ptl le. therefore Nrm and can not
fAiivate- 1 1. e It (n j.i.jt children.
MS:;l:or.! of peop; are -lair.g Pfdon"t
I.! er Tcne h;)cnl of (.rrr ; calo
mel tiow. Your 1rue?it will tell you
tha; th aale .f ;'uiie ! ilmnnt
at'C t'el eot'r: here Adv.)
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a i v s
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USE TB" FOR
SORE, TIRED FEET
Tir
for puad-vp, hin8, twty,
Itud fat and
torn.
Good-by or fet. buming fet,
oi!n tt, twty feet, ameliing feet,
tired ft.
Goxl-by oornn, callouae, buniona
nd raw a pot No moi aho tlght
bj, no rnor limping with pain r
drawing up your fac in agony. "TIX"
la magical, acta right off. "TI drawa
out all th polaonoua eiudaticng whiv!j
tuff op th feet th only rmdy that
doe. Ut TIZ" and wr aafrile
ahoa. Ah! how comfortabi your ft
will fel. "T17." la a delight, -T1Z"
la harmless
(Jet 15 rent hot f TT2 now at
any drugsrlat or department at r.
ln't auffwr. liar good feet, glad feet.
fet that nver awll, nver hurt, nrr
gt tired. A year foot comfort guar
antee.! or money refunded. (Adr.)
won lrf ul aighL for ther la nothing
In all th world an t-eautlfu! aa tb
deep roj roo. Anoter red roe Jut
buratlng Into Moom a th Ulrlch
Urunner. ard Mr. John lang la a'.ao
among th roae bloonting ao prollj
rally tn Miaa Mclntyre'a garden.
On heart from tim to tlm of th
wonderful roae tf Marl anna and Tal
lahaaa, but it ha been ld fre
quently that Peneaooia ia not peH" tal
ly adapted to th cultur of th roa.
This may potbly b true, but on
would travel far to find bn flier
bloema. mr eiqulait In coloring or
ianter In at, than thou grown by
Mia Melntyr. In th roe garden that
h aharea ao gonroualy with ether.
TRIBUTE TO DR.
MARY SAFFORD.
In her Informal report given before
th T'enaaeol Kqual Fuffrage Iaagu
Monday night Ml Keho aid of Ir.
Mary Hafford. preauient of th IlorWa
Hqual gufTrag Aaaociation:
"Th report would I very In com
plet did I not dwell upon th valut
of th work of lr. Harford, preaident
of th etat aeaociution. adit waa In
r i.v..... . "' -
rreaoient and Chairman of th legit
latl v commute.
"That ah waa peculiarly well fitted
for th work both by natural endow
mrt and long training and eiperienc
which th baa had in other atatew,
ma apparent from th ftret, hut If
anything wu needed to confirm thla
opinion. It waa moat Impreaalvely don
by th manner in wh!h ah waa re
ceived by th member of th legiala
tur. a ell aa by others with hom
h cam in contact. Th aptendil
character of th woman, her tact In
handling ri.ffk-ult situation, her read!
neaa In rrply to any argument, her
eieraonal conviction) of th greatne
of th eatin In which ah waa engaged
had ha fVrt upon all with whom ah
cam In contact. 1 ha only to remind
you of th way In which ah waa re
ceived her when preailjng over th
atat contention, and to aay that ah
waa received with th em courteoue
cn aider tion and tontanout welcome
which her gentleneaa, and withal, dig
nity of manner evoked her. It wp
with th rreateat p'eaaur that I re.
l.ie-1 that w had nuul no miatak In
electing Ir Hafford president of th
state aociatinn and I now repeat that
no betier chctc eouid hav t''en mad.
"Your c unmitteo waa given a hear
Ing before th committee on consti
tutional amendments of th senate
and the house, at each hearing Ir
Rafford 1 treated th membera, d a
playei th suffrage map (a small r
plica of which I hav herei Ulua-
trating tlS( commencement and spread
of th suffrage movement. Ph. fol
lowed this with th powerful argu
ments which th knows so well how
to handle "
Of Mtes Caroline nrevard. known ao
favorably ihrouahoit tfe stat Miss
Keho s'ul
" W aer very fortunate In having
ore member of o ir tegtalatH com
rn)te residing in Ti.ahasee. Mima
Caro'In Hrevard. able educator, fa
mous historian, and a notati woman
in every way. Hera waa a nam to
cocjur with. And while her ttm was
engrossed In her duties at the woman'e
cobeise, ah found tim to re -i .' us
and confer with us in ail matters and
her counsel n very valuable,
MISS LITTLE IN
TUSCALOOSA.
One of the leaatntest event of a
week t-rowdej with delightful w-ifti
tffsirt In Tu-l"oea was Mrs. Mo
Corvey's Kettledrum mtlng Thurs
day afternoon. Th Kett!drum colors
of pin and white wer boautlfully
carried out 1n th 1corat!ona and re .
j freshment. a delicious froten tea
j ir.g served t!ie sueMe as they arrived.
M'.se Imogen l.itt'e of Mol lSe. Mauds
Al en and Julian Nuium presiding ever
'he attractive tea tal.ie i: the library.
I In the music rocra, her hundred of
4urp! and whit ir'a tloomed in
rich profusion, the guest enjoyed a
-Me 1.1 prcgTam of mu!c tnd read
ier At the corrliinim of th program th
gueMa wer invited Into the dining
rswm, which w.s espc iaily artistic
In ors of the chosen color motif.
The 1st !e as -en?ej-d w.tb. sn
enormous vase of purp.e and whst
Hur-'l-!i and silver -anJe'sbre he! 1
h.t tapis .-.ad-l in silver and
ay
f i til
SUFFRAGE TEH
D WHIG
POT SATURDAY
PENSACOLA EQUAL SUFFRAGE
LEAGUE WILL ENTERTAIN ON!
SATUROAY AFTERNOON AT
HOME OF MRS. E. E. SAUNDERS.
AH over th country May 1 will b
celebrated r?u!?ra Lay. and at
th hoapitablc bom of Mr C H
Paundera on Saturday afternoon th
rer.aac.'.a Equal Buff rag Ieagu II
ntertain with a ta and -uffrag
Malting Pot." to which th publlo la
moat cordially Invited.
Mr, f-'aunder' beautiful horn lend
Haeif mt admirably to antertainlng,
and th afternoon gtr every promts
of being on of th moat delightful
not only in th hhwtory of th Puff rag
Leagu. but among th many charm
ing aJTa'r which ha dietlnguiahoj
th tprlng aeaaoo.
Mr, baundar will b aeItd In r
olvinit by Mr. J. R. Keliar and Mr.
rank D Tracy.
Two abort adlrea will b fea
ture of th afternoon. Mtaa ktlnni
Keho. who bat Juat returned from
th lrilatur now In aeaalon at Tat
Uhaaaee, being among th reker.
Mr. W. r. Cunningham will alau gtr
a abort addraa.
Mr. J. E, Taylor will preald at th
punch bowL and will b aeaiated by
i-everal pretty young g!rta in err1ng.
Ther will alfto b a membership com-
mitt, rompotieil of Mr. 3. B. 1'erklna,
Mlaa Marg-uerit Ingraham. 11a
Huter. Mr. J. U. II. IJarker. and Mra.
li. C. Thompaon.
A alier ofEcring will b taken.
The eagu wlnhea to imprea th
fact that ther ar no lntltationa to
tb tea. and that h public it curdiaHy
in vied t. attend.
green hoods. Th mlntt and bonhont
wef In th s.vir.4 lovely cc-lors.
A deil.ifnia two-eours luncheon was
served, consisting of chicken salad.
olives, beaten bl-cults, nut broad and
sandwich fallowed by ic cream and
okea In purol tonea Tuscalooaa
New s-Tlme.
PERSONAL MENTION
Mrs. Itnbwrt Anderson It rclving a
great many delightful aortal attention
while in T ailahaaae with her husoand.
during th le-giaiatlv session. Among
th recent attentions pabi her waa an
auction hridg. at whlh Mra. R. A.
Mhln entertained la fcr honor.
Mr. and Mr. Hackner Cblpley re
turned Saturday lV-.m a fortnight
visit to points In Teiaa. note th
New Orleans Tlrr.ea-I'tcay una.
Mr. tnd Mrt. J. D. C. Newton and
littl son, Robert, of I'enewcoSa, wer
re- er.t Milton visitors. Th Ml!tn
tiaaett ys: Th Newtona who re
sided in Milton for many yesrs until
a hrt tim ago, hav a host of
friends In this city who ar always
g'.sd to wetcom them on their -rational
visit a
AMMF.VR TOILnT POWPER Is a
pur. medicinal compound built after
a thorough Investigation to make an
He preparation that would displae
th usel highly perfumed powders
mad from sosp stone, which makes
you glaesy. Oet a bo at your drug
!t for Zi cents tnd try lb Adv
ITALIAN AMBASSADOR TO
FRANCE IN CONFERENCE
Rom, April Tomasso Tirtoni,
Italian smbassador to Franc, had a
long audience) this afternoon with
King Victor Kmmanusl who (s d.
voting all his time to a study of tb
international situation.
WHITE MmN WITH BLACK LIVER
Th I4vr it a blood purifier. It wss
thought at on time It wss th seat
of th psssions. The trout I with most
people Is that their Liver becomes
Mat k becaue of impurities in the bloo 1
du to bad physical states, causing
Biliousness. Headache, iHzzine and
Const! pm I ion. lr. King's New Ufa
I'llis will cian up th Liver, and give
you new life, J5c at your Druggist
CAdv )
LOCAL TUGS Oi
DEEP SEA DUTY
THREE STEAMERS OF THE AIKEN
FLEET WERE SENT ON LONO
TRIPS AND THEIR ABSENCE
NOTICEABLE.
Three local t'eam tugs were doing
deep ea duty yesterday. The Sea
King, which went to New Orleans,
had the Norwegian btrk Woe ml. In
tow. The C K. 8 mpsom, which went
to MobtS haj ifc Italian bark Alin
In tow. while tb NeUls, with several
barges in tow, wert to St. Andrews.
Only th Dlti tnd th Florida, of th
Aiken fleet, remained for harbor duty
ye-terlay, snd thsy wer kept moving
practlcay til cf th time. In fact
th absence of th tares fami'Itr vet
se'.s waa very noticeabi during th
afternoon.
It wag stated yesterday th NeKle
will return within a day er twa, with
one or more loaded bsrgrs, whl' th
rf'.mpson is tchedu'sj to mak a trip
ta Ciba to return two empty barret
which were towed down ther by th
Sea Kitig, end th last-named steamer
ia scheduled for on or m-r trips to
liivant. It was rp rted along th
ater frrr.t ester Jy that th luml-ef
business v!a bsrses to Havana was
picatng up to such an estent that It
may l a future tn short fime.
CONFEDERATE
SOLDIER Ai
DIXIE GIRL
WATSON, PARKER AND REESE'S
WINDOW DISPLAY, ADVERTIS
ING U. D. C. BALL, REPRESENTS
SCENE OF HISTORIC POST.
Or. of tb mott striking displays
ever seen In Pensarola 1 that of Wat
son. Parker A It, which advt-rtlaea
th ball to b given thit ven!nc by
th Cnlte-i ttanghter of th Confed
eracy at th Kyter auditorium.
No f gurtts do th two teem, th
oldler In hi uniform of grey, and
Confederal Army hat. And th girt
who stands btld him, in her eld
fashioned gown. Rather might they
hav stepped down from th tag f
an oid album.
If yoa arty Southern t orn you hav
often glanced through th old family
e'bttroa and noted th picture of brld
tnd groom, tb groom always etd.
th fcrld ttanding with her hand tip
on hit tboulder. Bo thes two ar
posed, and a on look upon them
from a distance, on scemt Indeed to
look upon a plctur llfelik and won
derful f that storied past of "sltty
one, tweet with tts memories, and
redolent of romance.
But th window presontt not only
a wonderfully well esecuted advertise
ment. but It hag deep historic algnifl
rtnc.
Th soldier who wears th Confeder
ate grey. It clad in th uniform of on
of th bra test and uoileet of touih
ern oPVers. Commander N. B. Cook,
of Pensacola, a man who distin
guished himself by his courage on
many a Southern battlefielJ.
Th Southern girl who stands besids
Mm, in her wide gown of ttirf blue tilk,
with patterned borJer of tht sty 1 of
th sixties, and deep black lac, ruf
fles and frill, is wearing a own worn
by Mrs. h'terhen F. Chlpley in her
wartime girlhood. Th lac is caught
with a brooch which waa bequeather
from her mother's grandmother, Mary
Orrnsry, tnd th entir picture It re
flective of th spirit of th patt thtt
It dear to every Southern man and
woman.
Hesidet th figure of th Fouthern
soldier and th girl of It i who tttndt
besid him. on notet a number of t'on-fed-rat
aouventrt in th window.
Among these ar a sash worn by of
ficers of seversi generations of th
Aiken family; first by Col. Joseph Kerr
an officer of th Revolutionary fame,
tgaln by him In th war of Hi 2. and
In th Keminol war by Col. i. R
Aiken, another ancestor of th Aiken
family of penaacola. ana nst ti
tU war by .pein 1. H. Aiken, th
father f I. H. Aiken of thlt city.
Also found in th window It Con
federate money representing every Is
sue. but one of the Confederate treas
ury, and a beautiful miniature i t Mrs.
Stephen Chipley la ther si so, painted
in th very gown which it displayed
Ther ar a number of other souvenirs
among which ar th sword of Stephen
K. Chlpley, a gallant Confederal of
ficer, a black lac thtwl and other
quaint relict of bygone days.
Invtaeestlne te the Psle and SUtaty
Th Old standard genera! atranglhening
tonic. GftoVE M TAS teijt.xi chid
TONIC, drives out M.aHa, er.rbt.es th
Noo,i. ard bull'ls up th system. A tm
toniq. Kor adults and children, sue.
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TURKISH AUTHORITIES
ARREST ED A R M E N I A N S
London. April JI.-A Reuter dit
patch from Athent says sdvices from
Consiantijn.pl say Turkish authorities
hav arrested about Armenlsn
ther. Including th patriarch, on th
prett that It has been discovered
preparations ar under way for a ris
ing ia th Armenian province a
Nervews tndiaettieiv
Mrs. J. F. liaidwln. Sandy Creek, K.
Y, suffered a groat deal from paint
tn the stomach du to nervous Indl
gestlon. Ph writes, "Chamberlain'
Tablets relieved me rignt away, and
by taking thre or foue bottle f
them I waa cured of th trouble and
have not felt any of the old tyrap
toms since." Obtainable everywher.
(A4.)
ADVISE GERMAN CLERKS
TO LEAVE ITALY QUICKLY
Genoa, Italy Ajrll ?1. Several banks,
Includtrg the I'ax.ca Commercial,
which hav their main branches her,
hav urgently dt-d their clerkt of
German tnd Austrian Rttlonality to
ieav Italy.
DON'T WAIT
Taka Advanttg f a Psneseelt Citl
sen't Eaperienc.
Wh. n th bck bgina to ache,
Ioht -ait until barkach t-c4ne
chronio:
Till kidney trouble de-retop;
'Till urinary trouble destroy night's
rest.
Fr.fit by a Pensacola citl sen a ex
pertencw Mrs. Ella Connor, It Routh Rut
street, Pensacola, sayt: fy back was
very lame and painful. When I got op
In th morning. I was so sor. I could
hardly get about Th kidney secre
tions wer unnatural and caused an
noyanr and 1 had swelling- la my
hands and limb Thre botea et
Doan't Kidny Pills ttrsng-Js ned ray
back, removed the dropsical swelling
and made m fe lik a different per
ton."
Price 0c, at all dealers. tfent
tlmply ask for a kidney remedyget
Doana Kidney 111; th earn that
Mr. Connor bad. Fv.stcr-Ml.bum Co,
i'rt'i', ISuAaK N. I. (Adv )
Flush Ycur Blood
Get it Cleansed
Remarkable Remedy That
Works All Through
Your Body.
When ye put a tabiesponful f F.
R. & into your stomach It gsta atralght
into your blood. In leas than Ave min
utes it ha t corns a wav ef reatora-
tlv influenc wherever th blood has
circulated Ioee thla read like maglof
But It ! absolutely trua Those power
ful digestive Juices In th stomach can
not rhang tb medicinal affect of 8. 8.
a Th liver can not burn It. Th lungs.
skin and kidneys irret it only after
8. H. 8. has set tn motion millions ef
calls and serves t throw eff the count
less gsrtns that have Infested every part
ef the body. And ss 8. 8. 8. continues to
bttt tho troublssom peats that
gather la th form of plmplea. boils. c
ssma. acne, catarrh, rheumatism and
other a -called blood disorder. It rouses
into action a myriad ef Strang but well
anderstood corpuscUt called luecocytes
tbst sctuslly devour or Chang or con
vert dlseas gsrma o they ar rdlly
and quickly cast out of tb body. It Is
probably tb best appreciated blood
medcln k nown. Tou will find 8. & 8. on
sale in nearly every drug stors in th
U. R. 0t a bottl todsy. And If your
ess I peculUr, writ to th Medlcsl
Department. Th Bwlft Ppertno C 19
(wirt Ittdg, Atlanta, fin It la con
ducted by a tiftwt th,airlsn.
Maximum
Liffht
for
M i n i m u m
Expense
with
Type C
Mazda Lamps
Pensacola
Electric Co.
New Butrincsi Dept.
Phong 2010 tnd 2011
IT3 131 fLl fl tB IT"
ttfttt CWTPV Jmrntwr uinrec
nuwiu-i Ma wwuiu. llAUiiO
Curted Without Pgiri or Dltcomfert
fty ur arei! trstwet eve ra b r-ted
B ,.rT .hnrttm. No "kluxi mifrrol.l tun
ItnetHwl m4. Hceta caae bv bw red
j without aulTartng tb sliabtMt pain.
I Sanitarium fully e-julpt with an Istaat a-
tlZZkJ?"l tiZ" "
i N tes will b eKarrerf SniMa trUsrt is sue
eevwfnltath satlafactlen ef the a:V-nt or kw
pasatcHin.
ti -sr rs-iaed ad sertsssfttl boots traa.mat ais
tvnnMd st S netninsl eral.
Wn'i for fail parttmlars.
SEMINOLE SANITARIUM i.
jaocsoville. riA.
NOTICE!
Our wagons are equipped
with accurate scales and pa
trons who desire can have
the driver weigh all pur
chases of ice.
PENSACOLA ICE CO.
Phones, 59 and 259
Pensacola, St. Andrews
and Golf Steamship Co.
STEAMER TARPON
FIRST CLASS PAP8ENOEJI AND
rRXIOIIT B Ell VI OS
PENSACOLA, MOBILE. APALACHI.
COLA, CARRABELLE. ST. AN
DREWS, PANAMA CITY.
MiLLVILLE.
And All Piet e St, Andew Bay,
Carre balls sod Aaslhieia,
CHEDULEl
Leave Pctsla. Sunday l:Sf p, its.
fee Mbit, Ala.
Lvs Maile Mtssiy 7:39 m. est,
Lesvee Psnsseeta. Tweeds liCO a.
sn-, fee St. Andrews. Millvill, As.
Ieblla, Ctrrtfcelt tnd lntemdittt
P4wt.
H. i. REACER,
0rtl Frel-M an Pee-er Aaent.
Psse!a, Fla. w!a4M IIX
. SAVE 50 CENTS .
A Cos rOUNTAIN SYRINQI D.
Uve Aywnr fee
Weetn fijs.
The Central Pharmacy,
. m.trt.
lc SALE TODAY
at The Crystal Pharmacy.
""Ai-" JlI?5r Jy'P
Free
BARGAIN DAY
Saturday, Hay I
tt tn-
EC
ad
GROCERY STORES,
Nos. 1, 2 and 3.
Cctoli
will be given to the perf
son who buys the largest
bill of goods on this
date.
$35 Cash
will be fivrn tn lit nr
O - - " -- p
son who comi nrarctt P
guessing the nmount of
our cash salei on this
date. One chance with
each $1.00 purchase.
Watch for our special
price list in Saturday
morning's paper. All l
t t a
iresn meats and grocer
ies will be cheaper than
ever before heird of.
38
IZE DANCE!
Under Auspices ef
Greater Pensacola Ladies'
Nest, No. 133G,
OR OCR or OWLS.
at
W. O. W. HALL
Cornr Romans tnd tlaylsn Strta
FRIDAY, APRIL 30
8 p. m. -111
Music by Nsna Barrios' Orebsstrt,
Admission, 25c.
If You Are Losing Weight
and your nerves ar In tm X condition, ws
rcotwment
Olive Oil Emulsion
containing llypophoephat.
A food nd nery tonlfl prescription
The Crystal Pharmacy.
nt Ji.ira.
ictrola
CONCERT
TONIGHT
8 to 0:3)
NEW
VICTOR RECORDS
FOR MAY.
ALL MUSIC LOVlSJf. INVITCO.
Qepnallsfi
QJufe timet
tt teth ree utrtta.
. IPIHtstV
2' Kom
lVtrisrit v
Ueva a:i fssr
t tk dnsat
ll attakV
ehich ar ,
f wouer.t t th
ttnerere o t
:Upy. Ki
n ha ben
nni
PR
Ji U LI
. . . d with re-
rrarkabt tjc-eat for fiftssn yeara Ruv
a bottl ft Kosln for . m, f' ,f1rV
ustug, you ar not entirely sls(lei
your mor m t rfu4d. Ask us
for booklet
- . .CoTTAL PMARtpACV
Brest BulMiag. fhoa 111