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THE PENSACOLA JOURNAL. SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 1, 1918.
The Merchant's Sick Wife
By DR. LIVINGSTONE
I
T IS A PLEASURE to me, as a specialist, to bring th bloom of health
to the pale, anaemic, careworn face of women. I Shan never forget
the words of gratitude, not only from the wife, but from the mer
chant as well, that were showered upon me but a few days ago- This wue
had been sick for many months, the
hand was not of the type or men w
spend ten dollars up on themselves, yet pay
grudgingly a dollar doctor bra for his wife.
He was a big. broad-minded man. He had
been indulgent with his wife, had taken her
to the best physician of his own town as
well as to some of this city, and that is say
ing a great deal, for Pensacola has some
'able doctors. ' "
The case was a very interesting one to me
it presented some very complex problems
that any other than a doctor who Is a craUK
on diagnosis would be li kely to overlook. I
MTJST know the trouble if I treat it. If I
can't find out, I am not ashamed to tell you so
There are many things I don't know, but I aid
know the trouble with this womanOther doc
tors had treated her f of Neurasthenia true.
she was very nervous, her nusoana eaja
had HYSTERIA. Others had treated her for diabetes. She did pass an
unusual amount of urine and an occasion trace of sugar1 yet & careful ex
amination of her kidneys assured me that the trouble was not from this
source.
I looked for her trouble and found it, as I had with hundreds of women
before. It was a simple trouble when located a misplaced womb, causing
all the reflex, nervous troubles, simply by pressure upon an ovary. This
affected her nervous system to such an extent that the poor woman had
really gotten Into a very bad way.
I relieved the primary trouble in a few treatments, and At the end of
& week she returned tocher home, where the treatment was continued to
overcome the conditions that had been brought about by this simple trouble.
She called with her husband this week to tell m that she was enjoying,
the best of health and to again thank me. I was able to bring about these
results in this case because I understand diseases of women. I have been
specializing in them for over nineteen years. I can CURE such cases as are
curable. Hours, daily from 9 to 6 and also Wednesday and Saturday even
ings from 7 to 8. Sunday 9 to 1 only. Graduate in medicine of prominent
colleges and licensed to practice in Florida and many other states. DR.
LIVINGSTONE, second floor, Masonic Temple, Pensacola, Telephone 706,
NITRATE SHIP
ARRIVES AT BAR
OF LOCAL HARBOR
The first steamer load of nitrate from
Chill arrived at the bar of xtnis port
yesterday with a cargo for transport
to the LAN. railroad for various parts
of the country. The wireless operator
at the , Naval Air Station picked up
messages one night the past week say
Ins that two ships loaded , with nitrate
of soda, were expected here.
The steamer Is the Ottara Mara H of
1800 tons on her maiden voyage with
Pensacola her first port of call. The
nitrate was loaded at Caleta Blanca
and will be transferred at -once the
ship has reached the wharves.
HU
s
PLEADS FOR
BUREAU
ME
a unions
"Gets-It,"
a Liberty
Bottle for Corns!
There's Only One Genuine "Corn-
BAYOU COOK OYSTERS
IN THE SHELL
RECEIVED DAILY
SAN CARLOS
ELECTRIC GRILL and COFFEE SHOP
Surpassing Coffee, 5 cents
Ever peel a banana? That's the way
"Gets-It" peels off corns. It's the only
corn treatment that will "Gets-It" is a
guarantee that you won't finally nave to
No More Ebcom for Cora or Con-PaaNowl
gouge, pick, jerk or cut out your corns.
If you want the pleasure of getting rid
of a corn, be sure to get "Gets-It." It
Is its wonderful formula that has made
"Gets-It" the corn marvel that it is. used
by more millions than any other corn
treatment on earth. A few drops on any
corn or callus, that's all. It can't stick.
It is painless, eases pain. Ton can kick
your "corny" feet around, even in tight
shoes, and your corns won't crucify you.
Tou can go ahead and work, dance, live.
love and laugh as though without corns.
"Gets-It, the guaranteed, money-back
corn remover, the only sure way, costs but
a trifle at any drug store. M'f d by E.
Lawrence & Co.. Chicago. I1L Sold in Pen
sacola and recommended as the world's
best corn remedy by Crystal Pharmacy.
Hargis Pharmacy, D'Alemberte's Phar
macy. -adv.
TWS.S.
t UNITED STATES
GOVERNMENT
RAW WEATHER OUTSIDE !
But if you have a reflector gas
heater or a "Radiantfire" burning in
side, you will hardly miss the sun
shine. Unless you have one, you can't
realize the comfort of . having the
cheerfulness of a fireplace with the
warmth of summertime at the turn
of a valve.
Consider also the time, patience,
and money saved by not needing to
kindle fires, clean out flues and ashes
and all the other annoying features
of coal and wood fires.
Reflector style heaters, $5.00 to
$8.50; 'Radiantfires", $40 to $65.75.
PENSACOLA GAS CO.
25 East Garden Street.
Phone 2041
In & statement Issued to Pensacolians
Manager A. s. Edwards of. the . S.
Housing Bureau office In the Chamber
of Commerce, makes an appeal to peo
ple to continue listing' rooms with him
and not to stop because the end of the
war is m sight. The statement fol
lows: In view of a' strong probability, of
ten repeated and emphasized by the
big men associated with the shipping
industry, that ship building will con
tinue for years after the consumma
tion of peace plans, and that in con
sequence ; large numbers of men must
be retained at ports where plants have
been established, a matter of vital im
portance confronts Pensacola. It re
lates to the comfortable housing of
men coming here with their families.
"Large numbers of skilled mechanics
are caled for m the ship building op
erations. They are well paid, very
many of them married, and they con
stitute a valuable asset to any com
munity where they may locate. Since
the expansion of business of any sort
depends so largely upon the 'increase
in population, the permanent or even
temporal y settlement of these people
in the community, brings with it de
mand for all kinds of goods required
m a well-ordered household. In any
community they constitute the main
boffy of the buying public. )
,7n order that these people may be-;
come permanently settled in Pensa-
cola It is necessary that they have !
houses suitable for their needs. The
latter call for small houses of three to
five rooms. A survey of the city dis
closes the fact, long familiar to many
of our citizens, that such places are
very difficult to find. At the present
time the call for cozy little houses for
small families far exceeds the supply.
Every day searchers for homes tell
the home registration bureau in the
Chamber tf Commerce they are will
ing to pay a fair rent for small places
uch as they see in many parts of the
city, but- it seems impossible to get
them for love or money. And it is;
with the exception, of a few that are
not rentable because of being sadly out
of repair, there are no houses obtain
Me in Pensacola.
The government project for house
building having been abandoned herp.
as at other places where building was
contemplated, and with restrictions on
the tise of building materials largely
removed, there would seem to be a
clear field with substantial returns for
the man or group of men who will
seize the opportunity, and build the
houses reqnirad. --v"-"""""' -
PEflSjlCUS
III PflOIOTI
AT FOOT
0
10116
Fort Morgan, Nov. 30. (Special to
The Journal) Twelve days after they
entered training at Fort Morgan in the
coast artillery fifteen youths from Pen
sacola and vicinity, were approved and
ordered to tile enlisted specialists
school at Ftortrees Monroe-Va-, and were)
entrained there. A course in motor
transportation lasting, from three to
she weeks will be given the youths,
after which they will be sent back to
join their respective companies to
drive trucks In the anti-air craft body
at the fort.
Col. George P. Connelly, In announc
ing the rapid advancement of the Pen
sacola youths, stated that there is a
great opportunity for youths in class
1-A and in deferred classifications to
secure high non-commissioned ranks
and to receive at the same time splen
did training In clerical, engineering,
electrical and radio courses at this
school. "I want men who can make
their grade as these men. have done.!
Col. Connelly stated, "and I will give
them any assistance possible in secur
ing admission to this school." Col. Con
nelly stated that any man in the draft
age may apply for admission by writing
to the Commanding Officer, Fort Mor
gan, Ala.
J
1
STORES
iTED
TO ELK MOIL
The general public Is Invited to at
tend the Memorial Services, Pensacola
Lodge, No. 49, B. P. O. EL, which will
take place this morning at 10:30 o'clock,
at the Isis theatre. "
Robert Anderson formerly of Pensa-I This season .....143,580
cola but now making his home in I Shipments, Barrels.
PENSACOLA.
Pensacola, Nov. 30. The spirit
market was firm at 74 with no offer-.
Last
- Tear
Receipts, Caski.
Today ..... ...... ..... 39
This month, - - 83
This season 23,705 48,909
Shipments, Casks.
Today ................. ix
This month 2,432 lJ
This season 28,172 zoi
Stocks, Casks.
Todav .... 87.482 4WM
Anril 1 .... 41.839 24.6Z9
The- rosin market was Iirm ynxa
sales of 200 barrels.
Receipts, Barrsls.
Today ........ ....... 678 17
This month 9,315 1,376
This season ........... 77,378 152,590
Shipments, Barrels. -
Today . 74 270
This month 7,122 270
This season 103,542 l&s.siu
Stocks, Barrsls.
Today ...... .......... 47,186 87,473
April 1st 73,350 93,793
Quotations were as follows:
Close ,. -
X, WW '- 18.65
WG ............ .16.55
m sf s s set es 1645
M 16-25
K .. 16.00
I Srv 1510
H 14.85
G, F, E, D, B ........... 14.75
D'ALEMBERTES
PEROXIDE CREAM
raone 109
mA GOOD DHUG STORE:
for face mac.sa?e.
QUALITY
SHOP
78 East Wright
SAVANNAH.
Savannah, Nov. 30 The spirit rrtark
et was N. D. at 76 with sales of no
casks.
Receipts, Casks.
Today ........ ....... 169 672
This season 31 956 75,028
Shipments, Casks.
Today 4 31
This season 31,566 63.744
Stooks, Casks.
Today 80,862 24,400
April 1 24,293 11,169
The rosin market was dull with sales
of no barrels.
Receipts, Barrels.
CO 5. PAUFOX 3T.
"BETTER w.Mtfw
LOOK FOH r HIS SIGN
108 East Wright Street
Star Brand Shoes Ar Batter
YOUR FALL SUI
$15 up
London Woolen Mil
Made to Your Individual Ord
.49 ...... fc. D . lafnv K i.t
PENSACOLA'S LARGEST TAILOR
Today
239
CLE VET. AND NAVAL RESERVE
HUMBLE PITT. " UNIVERSITY
IN nOT GRIDIRON BATTLE
Cleveland, Nov. 30. The Cleveland
Naval Reserve football team . defeated
the Unlversfty of Pittsburg, the tradis
put'Tl eolTeplate football champions of
1918, here today by a score of 10 to 9.
Harlan, a former Georgia Tech star.
played on the naval team.
GERMANS PROPOSE
INVESTIGATION OF CAUSE
OP WAR TO FIX BLAME
Berlin, via Amsterdam, Nov. 30. The
German government has proposed to
the entente nations that a neutral com
mission be established to examine the
question of who was responsible tn
the war.
GERMANY'S FIRST ELECTION
DAY SET FOR FEBRUARY 16
Berlin, Nov. 30. The Council of the
Peoples Commissioners has fixed Feb
ruary 16, for the election of a consti
tuent assembly, conditional upon the
approval of the soldiers and work
mens congress, which meets Dec. 16.
PELLAGRA
How to Get Well of Pellagra
The Quickest, best known core Is At
tawsys New Discovery. Home treatment
readily removes the disease from the
system and patient gets well within
three months. This claim we will prove.
Just write to the Almo Remedy Co., 817
Austell Bids., Atlanta, Ga. adv.
.mm. -
''; tS
eets
The Sweetest Place In Town"
FRESH CANDY MADE DAILY
Not only is our candy the best candy
made, but it is the candy that is made the
best. Not only does it contain the best ma
terials, but it is made in a sanitary, up-to-date
shop and by a candy maker of over
thirty years experience.
"Our Candies Delight the Palate of Both
Old and Young"
OUR SODA FOUNTAIN SPECIALTIES
WILL SURELY PLEASE YOU
If you want to see an expression of
genuine satisfaction, just drop in and look
at everybody with a cool glass there are so
many wholesome beverages that you will en
joy we can't begin to name them all.
O. Kd by the U. S. Public Health Serv
ice as a Strictly Sanitary Fountain.
Call and see for yourself.
110
South
Palafox
Palace of Sw
"The Home of HomeMaae':Pi)fIudsw
110
South
Palafox
ories of Emtnett Wilson, Alfred Moogr,
Louis E. Jones and Kirke Monroe,
i deaths occurred during the past year.
William Fisher will speak, on tho
tenets of Elkdom.
The officers of the Pensacola Lodge
are Exalted Ruler, Hal L. Scott; Ee-
teemsd Leading- Knight, Wtn. Fisher;
Esteemed Loyal Knight, Oscar G. Cro
na; Esteemed Lecturing Knight, Jno.
G. Welch; Secretary, Henry Jeude-
vine; Treasurer, E. P. Roch; Chaplain,
Chas. H. Owen; Esquire, Jno. T. Sun-
dermann; Tiler, H. B. Owen; Inner
Guard, J. J. Harrigan; Trustees,
Monk, W. H. North up,1" M. L. Roch.
'-. - nm X C AT.Sa , . 2
Prelude Funeral March,' (Chopin)
Orchestra.
Selection "Heartsease, (Moret)
Orchestra.
Opening Exercises, Ritual Officers
of the Lodge.
Vocal Solo "Oh, Dry Those Tears,"
Miss Dimple McMillan.
Violin Solo "Lemento, Gabriel-
Marie Sig. Joaquin Sabadie.
Selection 'Reverie," (Rissland)
Orchestra.. ' '
Tlkdom, a Discourse Bro. Wtn.
Fisher. i
"Pilgrim s Chorus'; Orchestra.
Eulogies on Bros Emmett Wilson,
Alfred Moog, Louis E. Jones, Klrke
Monroe. Bro. Robert H. Anderson.
Selection Cavatina, ' (Bohm) Or
chestra.
"Nearer, My God to Thee," Vocal
Solo Miss Dimple McMillan.
"The Lost Chord," (Euphonium)
Sullivan Mr. Ray Densmore.
Closing Exercises Ritual Officers
of the Lodg.e
'My County, Tis of Thee," Anthem
Benediction Chaplain Bro. Chas.
H. Owen.
'Invocation to St. Cecile," Orches
tra.
Music under the direction of Bro. A.
C Reilly.
Note The audience will please re
frain from applauding. v.
Eleven O'clock Toast, by Bro. E. P.
soch.
- The electrical effects, which will be
very beautiful, will be In charge of J.
P. Curran. Through the courtesy of
col. J. L .Hughes of Fort Barrancas,
Sergeant Casey of the post has hail
charge of the decorations, and a busier
from Fort Barrancas has been detailed
to sound laps at tne close of the ser
vices. J
OBITUARY
Funeral of Mrs. Sarah Beirne
The funeral services of Mrs. Sarah
iJeirne will be conducted at the Iato
residence, 260 East Chase street, tlrla
afternoon at 2:30 o'clock, by Dr. S.
fWeeks. Interment win be in St. John's
cemetery and the following will act
as pall bearers: Charles Hartman,
Marco White, W. L. Moyer, OiMe Goth,'
james joiry ana J. m. Andrews. ,
AMERICAN TRANSPORT
uEORGR WASHINGTON Tf
TAKE WILSON TO FRANCE
jt m a. x lit? American
transport, George Washington, which.
ueui u- .. xae ireauers or tne American
delegt i to ? u -pe, will be convoyed
by tha. h&lilomip Pennsylvania, and a!
flotilla rf tl? 6 dsr'xoyers. Captain Ed
ward M-Cai-l-iy, f the United States
Navy :t rsr - d the transport and
n cr-jvr--Aiki:.&& irawn entirely from
Today 2,500
This season ........... 22,003
Stocks, Barrels.
Today 6S.329
April 1st 96.263
Quotations were as follows:
Last.
Tear
2,659
239,345
919
279,316
79,718
103,456
MEYER SHOE CO.
Pensacola's Popular
Shoe Store
Palafox and Romana Sts.
WW ........
wg ,
M
K
I
H, a, F, EJT
B
. 16.90
16.80
........ 16.70
; 1650
16.25
. 16.35
... 1540
... 15.00
dose
JACKSONVILLE.
Jacksonville, Nov. 30. The spirit
market was aulet at 70 with sales of
70 casks." - -v
Receipts Casks.
Last
Tear
:. 336
111,227
Today . .... . ... . 198
This season ........... 68.674
Shipments, Casks.
Today ..... . 414
This season 63,533
Stocks. Casks.
Today 56,147
April 1 ................ 57,213
The rosin was quiet with no sales.
Receipts, Barrels.
Today 782
This Season ....208,509
Shipment. Barrels.
Today 1,073
This season .... 247.042
Stocks, Barrels.
Today, ........ .139,522
April 1st ....... 178,236
Quotations were as follows;
83,216
57.522
29,511
1.964
333,861
336,008
154.929
157,106
X, WW ..,
WG .. -
e m
M
K
h . VTT.7.
G
F, E, D, B
16.90
16.80
16.70
16.50
16.25
15.50
15.25
15.20
15.15
Close
J. P. REMICH & SONS
Mi-kic kTARE THAT SATICPltr
REMICHS OROCEHY SPECIAL!
ALWAYS SATisrr
Pb5iie 722
, Send Ycftrr Old SSkees to
West End Shoe Stor
For Best and Neate3t Work
Repairs. All Work Guaranty
S21 North DeVillier Street
Phone 2032
LEGAL ADVERTISING
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING
The annual meeting of the Stxjckh
era of the Jennings Nvai Mores .
cmmt , wVO. be held in. -the oinc of
company at Pensacola, -Fla., at
o'clocav a. m., Monday, December
1318.
This 23rd. day of November. 101$
E. M. SMITE
- - Secrets.-
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING
The annual meeting: of the Stock
era of the Ivey Land Company wi
held in the office of the core par,
Pensacola, Kla., at twelve o'clock,
Monday. December 9th. 1918.
This 30th day oi November, l?u
13. M. SMITH.
Becreti-
. NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOfl
PARDON.
Notice la hereby given that after
(10) days publication of this noticH
will apply to the Board of Pardons of
State or Florida for a card on for
offense of selling intoxiotLting liq
without license for -which I was
victed in Escambia County. Florida,
sentenced to serve eighteen (18) mc:
in tne scats penitentiary.
C. E. MOOKR.
By W. B. DAYT3.
His Attornq
Sealed bids will be received br
I f Board of County Commissioners at
o..ee of the Clerk of the Circuit C
I pensacola. 1- la., for 2500 to 3000 F
I of River sand. Send sample with
I J. GEO. WHlTr.,
Chalrd
Watch die Tongue of your Young!
Vaiiv Di. ' r
v vc jrtsts neea wctscare
; Children think Casotrets Just dandy?
They are ae and mild cathartic candy?
Sell for a dime "work" .very time.
THf 5.;LL FIRES IN CTTY
iwo r"r ,'.r ritisea by defective
chimneys .rvr: th f re department calls
Nyrlot V ' or ine residence
Mrs. Hoi ivi fire at 8(7
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in the r',mr hi tTt of rr I
TV l"e Ci022ea'uP places.- Do away with the I
SOuf term en tat inn mrsA -44 : ... .. .
nnai , . viwujmwj puison wnicn is Keeping your
one fcross, feverish anrf 5-u ,
Jmea, i hr-e Vh Alcanla street st
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X.- Ca.tsact better,
5rnacn, liver and bowels
r?i "J?9 d0 not PPoint the worrie :
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