The Pensacola journal., May 07, 1918, Page 8, Image 8

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THE KENSACOLS JOURNAL, TUESDAY MORNING, MAY 7, 1918.
IS
fiw:
The Burning Question.
The rising themometor has
already begun to signal "Change
Over," and we're sure you'll
want more than one of these
cool athletic union suits.
In these J. W. S. union suits
youll get durable, light weight
materials that wash and wear
well, accurately cut and firmly
stitched, assuring maximum
service and comfort.
You can avoid even a single
days mis-comfort by getting
them now.
Also two piece suits, with half
sleeves if desired. Prices are in
deed most reasonable.
And be sure to save enousrh
j to buy THRIFT STAMPS.
4
s
IftYou
Cannot Be
Happy
Jlnd look at your self at
the same time, send
j your
LAUNDRY
AND
DRY CLEANING
The Empire
.1
And let them reconstruct
your appearance. )
TEDS- 211SWEST OF THE NE7
; THING IN
MILLINERY
- AND RKADY-TO.WEAR ARE
2 NOW ON DISPLAY AT
LA MODE
1XZ-4X4 South Palafox Street.
Charge accounts opened, pay
able $1.00 weekly. Put your
Cash in . Liberty Bonds. Use
your Credit to Buy Clothes. We
clothe the family. Gentry,
Strickland and Co.
Pensacola Buggy Works
STUDEBABER CARfi.
Repairs Parts Accessories
AND SUPPLIES.
Phono 808.
105 N. Palafox St.
J. P. REMICH & SONS
"THI STORE THAT SATISFIES"
REMICH'8 GROCERY SPECIALS
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TO RELIEVE INDIGESTION OR DYS
PEPSIA, TAKE A
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-efore
After
Meal
and
Each
25c Box
THE CRYSTAL PHARMACY
Pensacola Grocery &
Dry Goods Co.
WHOLESALE CROCKERY, CHINA.
UN WARE, DRY GOODS, NOTIONS
AND GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS.
IKE HIRSCHMAN, Mgr.
AMUSEMENTS
EVELYN NESBIT IN "REDEM PTIOV
The central and most enigmatic
character In the most senational news
paper story this country has ever
known. Evelyn Nesbit has at last come
to the screen with her son, itussell
Thaw. It Is a remarkable drama, draw
ins much of its inspiration from the
events In her own life, yet in no way
capitalizing cheaply the notoriety of
the murder case. Critics of the film
praise it not because Evelyn Kesbit is
featured, but because Evelyn Nesbit
has proven herself an actress of re
markable depth and incisive technique,
and becausa the play in which she bo
auspiciously makes her screen debut
is bis and convincing and mercilessly
true. Exhibitors Trade Review.
This gripping picture is showing at
the Isis today for the last time.
J. WARREN KERRIGAN IN
TIIE TURN OF A CARD."
Real oil wells actually gushing forth
their product from the earth, form a
scene which is hard to find and which
has seldom been witnessed by motion
picture patrons. Therefore J. Warren
Kerrigan's Paralta Play, "The Turn of
a Card," which will be shown at the
Is Is theatre for two days, commencing
tomorrow, holds in store a real treat
for Its audiences beside its intensely
interesting plot. A forest of oil wells,
photographed on the La Brea ranch
In California, is pictured in full detail
in this film. Moreover, the Paralta
Play Includes the "shooting" of a well
realistic in every particular, and a
stream of oil seventy-five feet high Is
thrown Into the air but a short dis
tance from the camera-
f.-i." : . i ;. ,
Mary MiltM ISinttr and LucilU Wmri in "Powers That Prty" American-Mutual production.
AT NEW GARDEN
One newspaper extra edition that
turned the town Inside out, drove the
criminal classes into a wild panic and
upset all political calculations,' is tha
basis of a corking drama in pictures
starring Mary Miles Minter a new
American-Mutual production of, extra
ordinary attractiveness at the Garden
theatre tonight.
Miss Minter is cast as Sylvia Grant
the daughter of a newspaper editor
whose life has been made a misery by
the activities of Jarvis M'Vejv a big
league grafter of the rapid transit com
IT'S A COOKING GOOD SMOKE
Made right, tastes right
Oer 400,009 Snkd Dallr
Sold in Pensacola and Everywhere You Go.
Hot Days Are
And that's why
interested in these hot weather needs.
These things have been selected for
YOU with a view of comfort and
style, $2, $2.50, $3.50, $4, $5, 6, to $10
is the price range in straws and Pan
amas, banskoks, leghorns, milans,
split straws and sennits that will
greet you here.
Just a look at these new shapes, broad or medium, will make
get under one of them. There are also many styles in negligee
NEW NECKWEAR.
Ties that are full of
style and cheerfulness.
Color and design to har
monize with your shirt,
smooth tieing, not easy
wrinkled. 65c to $2.00.
20
S. Palafox
JsewA tt "vit r
COLLAKS
FOR SPRIWG
CASCO'2Vsin. CLYDE2ifi
An ordinance was Introduced and
read for the first time at the weekly
meeting of the city commissioners
which seeks to regulate bakeries, con
fectioneries and the like, in this city.
and many rules and regulations are
set down, with a view to making foods.
cadies, etc., absolutely healthy, free of
dirt or foreign substances, an espec
ially to be sanitary and as clean as
possible. The ordinance was read the
first time, and then allowed to go over
until next week, when If read it will
be properly referred.
This is a measure which is a direct
outcome of the recent agitation of
food adulteration in the city, when re
ports of glass being found In breads
and meats, and also In Ice cream and
other substances , for eating. Within
the past several weeks, however, no
reports of this nature have been re
ceived, and it is the hope of the qtti1
cials to end this sort of food menace in
the future. :
binations. Burton Grant, the editor,
determines to delegate authority to his
editor in chief, but to camouflage his
intent, sends his daughter, a Bryn Mawr
girl, to sign and deliver the power ol
attorney.
Sylvia determines to sign the paper m
her own name. She assumes editorial
authority and by the boldness of her
policies cleans up the town. , It Is an
exciting inside view of newspaper life
with a rich comedy vein.
Included In the cast are Alan Forrest
as leading man, Clarence Burton as the
chief grafter Lucille Ward, Emma
Kluge and Harvey Clark.
Coming
every man should be
ORDINANCE W
SAFEGUARD FOOD
SOFT COLLARS. NEW BELTS.
In madras, linen, silks, Grey, tan and black
plain and fancy stripes leathers, following
as well as figured ef- prevailing colors of
fects, complete size men's suits, some
range, 20c to 2'5c white, 50c up.
BASEBALL
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
R H H
At Boston ..1 12 3
New Tork 8 13 1
Batteries Sallee and Rariden; Can-
avan and Wilson.
At Brooklyn 2 5 1
Philadelphia 0 12
Batteries Oeschgrer and Burns;
Grimes and M. Wheat.
At Pittsburg 7 14 4
Chicago 2 7 1
Batteries Hendrix. Walker and El
liott, Haminton and Archer.
At St. Louis .... 3 7 1
Cincinnati 1 1
Batteries G. Smith and Wingro;
Ames and Snyder.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
At Philadelphia 7 11 2
Washington 11 19 5
Batteries Ayers and Ainsmith,
Gregg,,, Geary, Shea and McAvoy.
At Detroit 9 14 3
St. Louis 3 5 1
Batteries Tavenport, Leifleld.
Houck and Nunamaker; Hale, Erick-
son and Yelle.
At Chicago H 1
Cleveland ....... ' 4 9 1
Batteries Coumbe Enzmann and
O'Neill, Benz, Faber and Schalk.
At New Tork 10 13
Boston 3 10 3
BatteriearMays, Jones and Agnew.
Mogridge and'tlaonah.
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
At Mobile, 6 8-0
Little Rock 5 8 3
Batteries Palmero, Toung and
Brottem; Bennett, Friday and Cole
man. At Birmingham 1 9 1
Atlanta 4 9 1
Batteries Brennan and Picinich;
Hill and Smith.
At New Orleans-MemDhis. no game,
Memphis team failed to arrive.
At Chattanooga, 1 7 0
Nashville 4 6 2
Batteries Swigler and Marshall :
Tomlin, Merritt, Enright and Higgins.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
At New Tork 10; Boston 3.
At Philadelphia 7; Washington 11.
At Detroit 9; St. Louis 3.
At Chicago 6; Cleveland 4.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
At Pittsburg T; Chicago 2.
At Brooklyn 2; Philadelphia 0.
At Boston 4; Xew Tork 8.
AtSt. Louis S; Cincinnati 1.
J
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
At Birmingham 1; Atlanta 4.
At Xew Orleans-Memphis, Memphis
team failed to arrive.
WHY YOU FEEL TIRED.
One of two things causes that
"tired" feeling: Either you have been
taking violent exercise; or, you are
bilious and the slightest exertion is an
effort. If you are bilious, whatever
you do will lack force. ."Why not make
yourself one hundred per cent effi
cient and rid yoursel of that bilious,
constipated condition by taking a dose
or so of those highly recommended
Tennille's Liver Pills, the formula of
which is recognize by the medical pro
fession in treating sick headache, dys
pepsia, indigestion, colds, melancholia,
torpid liver and other affections of the
toma;chUjrrv and bowels. Bottle of
25 pills, 25c at your drugstore. If your
druggist hasn't them In stock, get him
to order them for you.
you long to
type.
MEN'S SHIRTS.
Silk, Madras and other
fine materials in many
strikinp patterns. Econ
omy and good style,
$1.50 to $10.
20
S. Palafox
XA ill
dear your skin -
'MaeyourJace
a business asset
That skin-trouble may be more than
a source of suffering and embarrassment
it may be holding you back in the
business world, keeping you out of a
better job for which a good appearance
is required. Why "take a chance" when
Resimol
Ointment heals skin-eruptions so easily
Sunplc free. Dept. 4-R, Resiool, Baltimore, M.
TO COUTION OF
MIEJUGEOS
J. A. Jones, manager of the Isis the
atre, left last night for Daytona, Fla.,
where he will attend the convention of
Florida - motion picture exhibitors
which will be in session Weefnesday
and Thursday of this week.
Mr. Jones is the only exhibitor from
this section of the state who will at
tend the convention. Several papers or
interest will be read and the program
as arranged promises to make the
meeting of eat importance to the ex
hibitors of the-state.
APPLICATION FOR
Three applications were on file for
management of Bay view park up to
yesterday, and several other applica
tions are looked for before the ques
tion is finally decided. The applica
tions are from Steve Allen and G. M.
Wilson, with Roland Vickery an appli
cant for assistant manager. No action
was taken on the matter up. to last
evening, but some disposition of the
question will be made . one day this
week. There are several other appli
cations also on file in the city clerk's
office.
Lee Goulding, who had applied for
the management of the resort, ha?
withdrawn said application to enter
other employment, this announcement
having been made yesterday.
LEAVE OF TAUNTS
HAS BEENIXTENDED
Police Lieutenant T. A. Tarrants,
who was recently granted a leave of
absence for thirty days, yesterday
requested permissron for another thirty
day leave, and the commissioners
granted said request. Office Tarrants.
upon leaving the work of the police
department, is running on the railroad
as baggage master, and will In all
probability remain there, as a steady
situation is available at an early date
THE SPORTSMAN'S SUPPLY
STORE
Large and Complete Line of
Fishing Tackle, Hunters Equip
ment, Guns, Ammunition, Bi
cycles, etc.
34 S. Palafox St. Phone 889
I Cure Without
the Knife
FDSTTOJILA
ALSO PILES
These insidious and dangerous
rectal diseases baffles the most
'skillful general practitioner. It Is
impossible for him to even dis
cover the source and channel. Fis
tula and Piles are continuous
drain and lead to attacks of other
disease. They are spots for the
srerms of tuberculosis, and typhoid
fever.
They never cure themselves.
They burrow and grow from month
to month, eating away tissue and
wearing away life.
I cur Fistula and Plies speed
ily, painlessly and permanently
heallns every channel and pocket.
- EXAMINATIONS FREE.
DR. LIVIIIGST ONE
THE SPECIALIST
. Second Floor. Masoalc Temple .
PENSACOLA, FLA. .
MANAGER
TODAY FOR THE LAST TIME SAENGER AMUSE. CO. COLLABORATION
WITH
and her Son
I0CJ
KODAKS
and everything
- belonging to the
Kodak.
Developing
Printing
Prompt, accurate 8 hour ser
vice films left at 8 in the morn
ing, ready for delivery at 5 in the
afternoon.
Our service appeals to not on
ly those who wish quick work
but also the best work.
We have always produced the
best developing and printing
work in the city, and our pres
ent volume of business is proof
that our high standards are be
ing rapidly maintained. Bring
us your next roll of films.
Reynalds Music House
21 South Palafox Street.
VELVET ICE CREAM
Manufactured by
ANGELETTO BROS.
423 North OeVIIIIer Street
PHONE 823
DAY OPEN NIQHT
SOUTH BAYLEN AUTO
COMPANY
212 South Baylen Street
Garage, Storage, Repairs, Complete
Lnes Ford Parts and Supplies.
Storage Capacity for Parking Cars
PHONE 602
Best Remedy for Whooping Cough.
"Last winter when my little boy
had the whooping cough I gave him
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy," writes
Mrs. J. B. Roberta, East St. Louis, I1L.
"It kept his cough loose and relieved
him of those dreadful coughing spells.
It is the only cough medicine I keep
in the house because I have the most
confidence in it." This remedy is also
good for colds and croup. Adv.
BANC
IBERTY INN
Refreshments at City Prices.
Take Bayshore Car.
Best of Music! Best of Order!
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of Lire.
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TOMORROW
AFTER A LONG ABSENCE FROM THE SCREEN
WE OFFER
J. WARREN KERRIGAN
rs
"THE TURN OF A CARD."
TODAY
&aenger Amuse.
Co Presents
Gladys
Brockwell
in a npia-r irw gt
i m... iS
"Her One
Mistake
A ButlfulQTr1
In a Story i3t
Thrills.
And Good
Corned
Tomorrow
Edith Store
"REVENGE
Notice to Ice Consumers
Our wagons are equipped with oalea
and consumers will please exaot correct
weight and report any discourtesy ol
drivers to office. Phones 59 or I6i. .
Southern Utilities Co.
Successor to . '
Pensacola Ice Company
The Ready-to-Wear Store
If It's New You
Will Find It Here $ 4
9 anl 11 South Palafo
REED'S SANITARY,
BAKERY
'The Home of Better Bread'
Palafox and Gregory Sts.
PHONE 484
PFEIFFER'S BREAD
HAS RREIC THE STANDATtO OF
PURITT AND QUALITT
FOR 49 TEARS
We are striving- to maintain that
Reuptation.
LOOK FOR THIS SIGN
108 East Wright Street
Star Brand Shoes Art Bettor
BALKCOn DRUG CO.
The Prescription Ster.
Phone 19 or 123
TONIGHT
at
BETTER CLOTHES".