The Pensacola journal., January 01, 1917, Page 5, Image 5

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FICII IDTEE IB
1B17 TOURIST CLUB
Much interest has been evinced in
tho proposed reorganization of the
Pensac la Tourist club, and it is
though that a large number visit
ors respond to the call o Presi
dent " H. Taylor, to meet tomorrow
fefterr.vi in W. O. W. hall, on West
lore: street.
i Tr"i are scores of visitors from
he : rth here at present, and ih
fonr raon of. the club has been insist
ently urged. Some encouragement
has beengiven the move, but unless
a riore healthy co-operation of Pen
gscola people is given, much of the
interest will die out.
It is proposed, in case of a thorough
urbanization with- sufficient number,
to plan for the pleasure of the visit
ors. At present the fact that the
strangers are here is practically un
known. There is no way. of saying
Just how many visitors for the win
ter are in Pensacola, whereas the or
ganization of the Tourfet club would
enlist the attendance of all, and the
registration of every stranger. In
this way many who have friends
here could easily be brought in. con
tact with the latter. ,
The meeting is called for 2
Wednesday.
THE PENSACOLA JOURNAL. MONDAY MORNING. TANUARY 1, 1917.
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TIMER FEDERAL
1ESSES TODAY
Five federal witnesses, held on per
tLem in the county jail here, will leave
this morning in charge oi a special
deputy for Tallahassee, where they
will appear and give evidence in a
peonage case whch will be heard
there before Uniteo States Judge Wil
liam B. Sheppard. Court is convened
there this morning for a trial of this
and other important cases.
There are several government wit
nesses in this peonage case, but two
were allowed to make bond. The oth
ers have been in the "seambia county
jail for the past three or four weeks;
ROE COMITY'
UNDER QUARANTINE
Due to the establishment of tick
eradication in the county of Monroe,
m this state, that county ba3 been
quarantined against the outside
world, announcement of which step is
contained in the following bulletin
from the headquarters of the state
health officer, Dr. Joseph Y. Porter
Dial value quarantine une.
Notice of Quarantine and the Estab
lishment of Tick Eradication in the
County of Monroe, State of Florida.
In accordance and by authority of
Chapter 4693, Acts of 1899, and
Chapter 6434, No. 14, authorizing the
control, suppression, and eradication
of contagious and infectious diseases
of live stock in the State of Florida,
notice is hereby given that Monroe
county, State of Florida, i3 quaran
tined, and the work of tick .eradica
tion established. Cattle infested with
or exposed to the Southern Cattle
Fever Tick (Margaropus Annulatus)
disseminate the cause of "Southern,"
"Splentic," "Texas," or "Tick" Fever,
a dangerous and frequently fatal dis
ease of cattle.
No cattle, bulls, oxen, steers, cows,
"yearlings, heifers or caives shall be
allowed to be driven, transported or
allowed to stray across this state
quarantine line into the county of
Monroe except in accordance with
provisions of the rules and regula
tions governing the control and erad
ication of the Southern Cattle Tick.
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columns is a first-class medium.
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FRANK KEENAN, ENID MARKEY AND ROBERT M'KIM, IN TRIANGLE-KAY
BEE PLAY, "JIM GRIMSBY'S BOX" ,
Billie Burke and Kathlyn Williams
Isis Tomorrow.
More graceful and spectacular than
the dip and swoop of a descending
aeroplane, is the dive into the sea
performed by the autoiuts in a
tensely dramatic scene of "Redeer -ing
Love."
This Morosco-Paramount photoplay
which is the attraction iX the Isis the
ater tomorrow in connection with Bil
lie Burke in "The Tell -Tale En
velope," stars Kathlyn Williams and
tells of the city life of a beautiful
country girl who made a very momen
tous decision and had to abide' its
consequences. The story is elab
orately staged and has an exception
ally talented cast comprising Thomas
Holding, Herbert Standing-, Wynd-
ham Standing
Eddy.
and Helen Jerome
and
Francis Ford, Grace Cunard
Charlie Chaplin.
When a beautiful, refined and cul
tured girl is suspected by a keen de
tective of a number of jewel v rob
beries When a woman is followed by de
tectives to the underground dens of
Taris and her supposed capture re
veals that she has a double '
When both characters wear "The
Purple Mask" that successfully hides
their identity then you are getting
deep into the plot and thrilling mys
tery of the marvelous serial, "The
Purple Mask." The greatest work of
their careers is beine: done by Grace
Cunard and Frarcis Ford in this mar-
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ling Sale
OF THE
MILLINERY DEPARTMENT
The
Ready
- to - Wear Store
St
arts Tomorrow. . Jnn nary 2d
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We are going to remodel our present store, not that we have outgrown ourselves, but that we are de
sirous of making it the prfttiest and most invtiing of its kind in Pensacola. ' We are going to make our
interior furnishings and decorations as modern and attractive as that of our goods, and we have determin
ed to clear pur shelves and cases of present 'stocks-before the . actual work of remodeling begins. To do
this we will assemble every hat in our stock, which1 is the present season's styles, and mark them at prices
that will mean one grand sweep' of the entire outlay. You will have your choice of the following AT
FIFTY PER CENT OF THEIR ACTUAL COST AND BELOW.
All Our Trimmed Hats Priced as Follows:
$3.00 values ...... $1.49
$4.00 values .................. $1.98
$5.00 Values .$2,49
$8.00 values $3,93
$10.00 values $4.4 9
$15.Q0 values .'$5.93
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AH our Velours and hatters plushes, black and all colors, formerly selling at from $5 to $8.50, choice. $149
All our ready to wear and untrimmed hats, ranging in price from $1.50 to $5.00, your choice 88c
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If you have need for a hat at the present time, or expect to need one in the future; if you have been
disappointed in the hat you purchased earier in the sason; if you failed to get ahat earlier in the season
fiERE'S YOUR OPPORTUNITY
velous super -serial. Don't fail to
see every episode, the first of which
appears at the Isis Friday. On tha
program also will appear Charlie
Chaplin in hii latest comedy success,
"The Rink."
Look for WU W." on Dollar Bill.
After playing the role of Lola
Brandt in "The Dollar and the Law,"
the five-part Vitagraph Blue Ribbon
Feature written by Irvin S. Cobb and
directed by Wilfrid North, which is
the attraction at the Bonita theater
on Wednesday, Miss Lililan Walker
decided to make the part come true.
In the production she marks her in
itials upon a dollar bill, which she
sends on its travels by passing it to a
delivery man in exchange for goods.
She wants to see whether the bill will
ever return to her and in the end it
does, saving an innocent man from
being convicted of crim.
This incident in the picture awak
ened within Miss Walker a desire to
see whether a bill would really return
to her. She therefore placed the in
itials "L. W." in scarlet ink in the
upper left-hand corner of a bill and
give it hi rc arise for a box of can
dy in one vf New York's confection
ers. She has every belief that it will
return to her and e&h bill that
comes1 into her possession is examined
minutely.
The Journal's "Want Ad
columns is a first -class me
dium. .
STOLEN RINGS ARE
1500
Members of the police department,
and deputies in the sheriff's office
yesterday read a notice of reward for
the recovery of certain stolen jewelry
which demanded more than an ordi
nary, amount of attention. Circulars
were received a few days ago, an
nouncing that,, for the recovery of
two rings, stolen from the owner in
New York City, a reward of $3,000
would be paid, or $1500 each for
either, or both of them.
Circulars are daily received from
all parts of the country by the police
department and are posted for the in
formation of members of the depart
ment, none of tEem getting anything
more than passing notice. But the
offer of a reward of the'size as that
mentioned above, with the added sug
gestion that "the rings may have been
taken to the south and the thief may
try to .ship on some outgoing vessel,"
is enough to make the "firiest" more
than usually attentive.
Another raular, posted for the in
formation of men' in the. department
offered a reward of $1,000 for the
Our Store will be closed
today and we will enjoy a
Happy New Year Wit
Everlasting Fabrics Co.
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Merchandise Sale
, Tomorrow.
Starts Early
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apprehension of a forger who is want
ed in Canada.
PAINFUL COUGHS RELIEVED
Dr. King's New Discovery ' is a
soothing, healing remedy for coughs
and colds that has stood the test of
nearly fifty years. For that cough
that strains th throat and saps the
vitality try Dr. King's New Discov
ery. The soothing pine balsams and
mild laxative ingredients soon drive
the cold from the systewi. Have a
bottle on hand for winter colds, croup,
grippe and bronchial affections. At
your Druggist, 50c. Adv.
Doings of the Duffs
Tom Makes a Bum Guess
By Allman
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Morris Supreme Regular
Ham, 22c per pound
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