The Pensacola journal., August 04, 1918, SECOND SECTION, Page 16, Image 16

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THE PENSACOLA JOURNAL, SUNDAY JVLUKWiJNU, Mjuusr ye.
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ha ra cier Talk to Boys
At the
Front
Is revealed, in part at
least by one's judgment
in matter of dress.
It has been our study
to procure 'only the
men's clothing1 and hab
dashery that shows
CHARACTER
Our stock of. Men's Clothing
and Furnishing3 is most com
plete. all; straw hats 1-2
regular price
-Special
PATRONIZE'
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Tom Sharkey Adds New Episode to Coiorful Life
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: Lady Wtnnifred Pennoyer, widow of
Viscount Ingestre. is now one of the
leaders of the British Welfare League.
She Is at present on th. western front
lecturing .to the men doiox first-line
service-
DRY CLEANING
PRESSING
Phone 3ZZ
WHY NOT
GET THE BEST LOAD
of,
STOVE WOOD
IN THE CITY FOR $1.50?
J. C. Mellor Tl ber Co
PHONES 911 and 1347
An Over-RIoe Tomato
and other yver-rlpe vegetables and
fruits often cause very serious Rnwi
Trouble In hot weather. Check it as
quickly as possible. Get a bottle of
GROVE'S BABY BOWEL MEDICINE, a
safe and sure remedy for Summer Diar
rhoeas. It Is Just as effective for Adults
as for Children. Adv.
to - M fem fi OD
t& & ' J s V40t vWe Vv if A tW rSX3
I Y vvitm y k cj. n hew liliBSl
in pRAwa
(By PAUL PURMAN).
The New Tork wires the other day
sent out a etory which left the sport-
ins world agast
It was to the effect that Tom Shar-
TURKISH BATHS
Pcnsacola Hospital, $1.00
Ladies 9 a. m. to 12 m.
Men 1 p. m. to 9 p. m.
si &
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RUBBER STAMPS
Brass Signs and Memorial Tablets
GALLAGER BROS.
Phone 2029
1010 East Cervantes Street
PHONi!
FOR QUICK
Ventura
TAXI
D'ALEMBERTE'S
PEROXIDE CREAM
Pbom Id
" A GOOD DEUO STORE"
far fsx niing.
0 5. PALAFOX ST.
"BKTTBfl
M. ELLIS
Dealer In
CHOICE FANCY, GROCERIES
FEEDSTUFF
Phone 18S9
JYe jyisK to announce
tHat on, or about, Au
gust 1st, we expect to
occupy our new home,
located at 119 and 121
South Palafox.
D'ALEMBERTE'S
PHARMACY
An extra pair of
trousers with ev
ery tailored-to-measure
suit or-:
dered from $18
up.
This is your op
portunity buy
any suit from
$18 up and get an
extra pair of
trousers worth
from $7.00 to
$9.00
key had donned the T. M. C. A. uni
form and would soon be on his way
to France to help in athletic training
work. . The surprise was not that Sharkey
was on his way to France Tom was
always a fighter, but that he was with
the Y. M. C. A. Tom's ways and the
ways of the T. M. C. A have always
been on two widely divergent paths.
Sharkey's career in the ring is one
of the most colorful in the annals of
sport.
He was first known, back in the
nineties as the heavyweight champion
of the navy. A husky fighting demon,
he crushed all his opponents by sherr
power.
It was in 1896 that Sharkey sprang
Into national fame. He was marched
to meet Joe Choynsky, in San Francis
co. Chonysky, one of the greatest
heavyweights of the time, expected
Sharkey to be a set-up, but neverthe
les he trained carefully for him.
U-BOAT PENETRATES AND
WORKS EM CANADIAN WATERS
BEAR THIS It Will !
Every class of woolens are advancing in
price. (You can get more for your money
now, than later. We could not buy a
single woolen we have in stock now for
what we bought these at the average
tailor would mark them up, but
WE HAVE NOT ADVANCED
THE PRICE
INSTEAD, we are giving you an EXTRA
PANT FREE
OUR SHOPS MUST BE KEPT BUSY
4SSOZD tnr tick
(UNITED STATES
.GOVERNMENT
WE CLOSE
At 6 O'clock
Fridays at 1
Saturdays at 9
SHOP EARLY
1 ondon Woolen Mill
ia 1 17S. Palafox Street '
Eastport, Main, Aug. 3. The first
successful submarine foray in Canadian
waters was reported today when a
lumber schooner Captain and crew of
eight were landed on Grand Manan Is
land and reported ' their vessel was
burned by the U boat.
WORK
It is believed that the new 1,500-gal-
lon-a-mlnute well at the city water
plant will be in operation within the
next two weeks.
The derrick has been nerected and the
contractors, Layne & Bowler Co., of
Memphis, Tenn., expect to begin drill
ing within a few days. There is said
to have been some delay in securing
needed equipment, but assurance is
given of its early delivery.
The new well will be about 20 Inches
In diameter and from 150 to 200 feet
deep, equipped with 60 feet of shutter
type strainer and operated by an elec
trically driven turbine pump.
All of the equipment was manufac
tured by the contractors, who are said
to be the largest water developers In
the world. They Installed the water
supply for the Newport Turpentine &
Rosin Company and have put in several
wells for the government at the local
forts.
The test work for the Layne & Bow
ler Co. is done by the Gray Artesian
Well Co., which is now located here,
and which brought the Layne Bowler
representatives to this section.
The city now has fourteen small
wells with a combined capacity of
1,400 gallons a minute and with com
pletion of the new well, the city's , wa-
Sharkey, had no science, Choyssky
was one of the cleverest heavyweights
the ring had ever seen. .Twice in the
early rounds of the fight Choynsky
hit Sharkey so hard that he fell
through the ropes to the floor outside.
Twice Sharkey got to his feet and
scrambled back into the ring. In the
eight round the sailor battered
Choynsky so terribly that his seconds
threw . a towel Into the ring to save
him from being knocked out.
: In 1898 Sharkey - gave Jim Jeffries
the hardest fight he ever had. For
20 rounds the two pugs battered them
selves around the ring. The fight was
called a draw. During those years
Sharkey took on all the great heavy
weights, Corbett, FItzslmmons, Huhlin,
Kid McCoy and Peter Maher.
Later Sharkey retired and bought
him a saloon In New York. Little
was heard of him during the last few
years until he joined the T. M. C. A-
ter supply will be more than doubled,
though it will be somewhat less than
the capacity of the'Newport Turpentine
& Rosin Company's water plant. , -Pensacola
and the surrounding terri
tory produces the purest water obtain
able in the entire country, being under
laid with a 50-foot strata of water
bearing sand and gravel from 100 to
200 feet below the surface. The sana
gives a large filtering area, the water
flowing from the wells absolutely free
from harmful bacteria and objectlonai
mineral matter. ,
The purity of our water has been
known for many years, but its abun
dance and the cheapness with which it
may be obtained has only recently been
appreciated. The Gray Artesian Well
Company has drilled several wells for
the army department and has just com
pleted one at Ft. Barrancas which Is
10. inches In diameter and 240 feet deep,
with 40 feet of strainer and produces
700 gallons per minute.
A similar well is being drilled for the
American Agricultural Chemical Com
pany at its local plant
SIX THOUSAND WHITE
REGISTRANTS WANTED
Washingnton, Aug. 3. Twenty-nine
states and the District of Columbia are
called upon to supply ysix thousand
white registrants qualified for limited
military training. They will entrain
August 5, for the Syracuse, New York,
Receiving Camp. Florida's quota is
thirty, and that of Georgia, fifty.
WTien Baby Is Teething
GROVE'S BABY BOWEL MEDICINE
will correct the Stomach and Bowel
troubles. Perfectly harmless. See di
rections on the bottle. adv.
Pastime Rummer Theatre
..
FANNED BY NATURE'S BREEZES
SQJR1IIDAV9S POCTTQJKES
Tomorrow's Program an Exceptional Good One Featur
ing Comedy, Drama and a Big Serial.
IRENE CASTLE
in" CON VICT .9 93 "
Another Pathe Feature Drama in 5 Parts
HARRY LLOYD in
"STEP LIVELY"
A Pathe Comedy That's a Rip Roarer!
"THE HOUSE OF HATE"
With Pearl White and Antonia Morena in Episode No. 8,
"The Untold Secret"
Saenger Amusement Co. Present
WALLACE REID
IN
"THE FIREFLY OF
FRANCE"
Marion Polk Angellottl'a Sat. Evening Post
Story Which Thrilled Millions
H I S AMBULANCE
WAS WITH "KITCH
EN ER'S CONTEMP.
TIBLES" .
A cross on his arm
or a gun on his shoul.
der, It mattered atot to
this American Craad
er. At Mont, and when
the first gas cloud
swept over Ypres, his
Httle gray "flivver"
started the "Tommies' on their trip to
"Blighty." Once he held the life of .
France In his hands and It ws In good ;
hands.
I Today
I Only
BILLIE RHODES
in "LADY NICOTINE
Isls.Bray Plctograph
Science ArtCartoon
! ( i
TVPHOON
SYSTEM
MONDAY AND TUESDAY
Monte M. Katterjoha'e Sequel to His Fsmou 'Flame
of the Yukon"
CLARA WILLIAMS . ! ;
IN j"
"Carmen of the Klondike" f
A Story of the Golden North and the Titan to v.
Battle Between Two Exceptional Men foitV"?
the Love of an Enchanting Woman. ?
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-SAENGER WAR NEWS AND CURRENT EVENTS
-MUTT AND JEFF IN "EXTRA QUICK LUNCH"
Wed. Thura
Norma Talmadge Fatty Arbuckle ;
In "Ghosts of -In
Yesterday" "Good Night Nurse
rri-at, ' .
DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS In
"SAY YOUNG FELLOW- t
Thrills Today Laughs
Dare Devil
HELEN GIBSON
In
A thrilling West
erner THE BRANDED
MAN
King Baggott and
BILLY WEST
In New Charlie
Chaplin Charact
erization, "THE ROOUE"
Marguerite 8now
The Kaiser's Death Messenger,"
RoVt FayThe Plot to Rid tha Oosan
of all Shipping Hostile to Germany." In
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