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TOENSACgLAJOURNAL SUNDAY MORNING, HAY 11, 1919.
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COMPACT
Wm. Knowles, President, Ellis Knowles, Sec- Tress, J. Greenblat, Mgr.
Pensacola Maritime Corporation
Steamship Agents, Ship Brokers,
Brokers
Chartering and Freight
STEAMERS AND SHIPS BOUGHT AND SOLD
EXPORT AND BUNKER COAL AT ALL GULF PORTS
Pensacola, Fla.
Cable Address, "Maritime, Pensacola'
HILDREN
Should not be "dosed"
for colds apply the
"outside" treatment
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PROBLEM MY
YET BE SOLVED
DID YOU SLEEP WELL LAST NIGHT?
You would have with "SKEETER RUN"
to protect you.
PER CENT REBATE
On all Cash Purchases. Save Your Coupons.
HAMILTON RUSSELL
Druggist and Prescriptionist
212 South Palafox Street.
Phone 848
Naciine
Face Powder
tin Cren Box Only') '
Won Thm
f' tompieaaon icuiuui
Soft and velvety. Money back if not en
tirely pleased. Nadine is pure and barov
Jes. Adheres until washed oS. Prevents
anburn and return of discoloration.
A million delighted users prove its value.
Tints; Flesh. Pink, Brunette, White.
By Toilet Counters or Mail, SOc.
National Toilet Company. Paris, Tenn.
How to Bathe Pace
to Remove Wrinkles
Since Its remarkable artHmrent and
tonio properties beaame known, clever
women ail over the country have been
vting the eaxolit face bthio "tope up
their faces, remor writSSee and draw
flabby cheeks and naea back to normal.
After urtaf the solution, tbe face lm
rnedlateijr feels mwA firmer. The efcin
tightens eveoiy ail ovr tiio foe, tnuei
f u)a it : fovdsr! saxoiite, one ounce,
! diolved in witch t azel, one-half pint. .
These lnaredientt are of course per
i feotir hartales and there is no difficulty
ioo b tatoiis ute a r drag store.
Chief Items of public Interest at the
meeting of the county commissioners
yesterday were the report of Commis
sioner Hardy on his trip to Tallahassee
in the interests of the Molino bridge,
and the action thereon to further tha
project; the appropriation of $1,000
to apply on contract to the Converse
Bridge company; the report of Com
missioner Soderlind regarding hla in
spection of the county poor farm; the
report of Miss Alice McKenna regard
ing her visit to Tallahassee in the
interests of the mothers' pension bill;
the adoption of specifications for the
Klondike bridge, and the adoption of
resolutions pledging the tacking of
the commissioners of the project to
extend a highway from Richmond, Va.,
via Columbus, Ga, through Troy, An
dalusia, Evergreen, Brewton and Flom
aton, Ala., to Pensacola.
Commissioner Hardy stated that he
induced the state highway commission
to apportion 57,500 for the Blackwater
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lief, have entirely reitevel
iaany vemincty hop4e&
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bridge, on the strength of the agree
rnent with Mr. Poore, in behalf of
Santa Rosa, county, to furnish $2,500,
on payment of which Escambia county
will contribute the like amount in cash
and labor; the understanding being
that the state aid will be diverted by
Santa Rosa county from the Black
water bridge to the Molino bridge, to
complete that project as early as pos
sible. Mr. Hardy's efficient handling of the
matter led the board to appoint him
to supervise further work on the Mo
lino bridge, with the necessary power.
The legal question of how the inter
est on the county bonds, amounting to
about $1,000 could be used, was the
subject of considerable discussion 'and
an opinion was given by County At
torney Reese that the law requires
that the Interest be used for the same
purpose as the principal from which It
accrued. Trustee Bell, however, was
of the opinion that this interest could
be properly put in the sinking fund.
Commissioner Soderlind reported
that he and Chairman "White had to
gether inspected the poor farm during
tho week, and found It in the best
condition he had ever seen that or any
other poor farm.
Everything was whitewashed
painted and scrupulously clean. There
was no contagion there. The supply
of hogs, .chickens and cows was plenti
ful, and the place had a general air
of prosperity. From ten to twelve
acres of all kinds of vegetables were
growing nicely, and there was every
indication that the inmates have ev
erything: good to eat, grown on th
place, without extra expense to the
taxpayers. He believed it was in good
hands and in a fair way to become
almost entirely Self sustaining. He was
loud in his praise of Keeper Steward.
Mr. Soderlind expressed the belief
that if a larger tract could be secured
la the center of the county, perhaps
200 acres, the road gangs and poo
farm might be combined and all mad:
wholly ' self supporting, under proper
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44 BEST BY TEST
If you've not already been using Calumet,
try it and you'll find a wonderful improve
ment in your, cakes, a more satisfying
goodness and finer texture than were ever
possible with any other baking powder. A
broad statement but proven to be true
whenever you use Calumet it never fails.
Calumet is made in the world's largest,
finest, most sanitary baking powder factory. Used
by millions of housewives because it is economical
and gives better and more satisfactory bakings.
1i Level cups sugar
Cup shortening
5 Eggs separated
1 cup milk or water
CALUMET LAYER CAKE
Lemon flavor
1 Level teaspoon salt
4 Level cuPs flour
4 Level teaspoons Calumet
Baking Powder.
How to Make It: Cream one cup of sugar with
the shortening until light, separate eggs and work
in yellows. Beat the egg whites with
balance ofsugdr to a stiff froth and add.
Next stir in one cup of flour and tlien
add milk. Last stir in balance of flour
wellSifted with baking Powder. Bake
in medium oven.
A "tested" Calumet recipe that insures
excellent results. Cut out and paste in
your recipe book for future reference
Do You Know This ?
When you buy a pound of Calumet you get a full pound
16 oz. Some high priced baking powders are now being
put on the market in 12 02. cans instead of a pound. Be
sure you are getting a pouna wnen you want ic io snon
weights with Calumet.
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management, auch as the 'farm now
has. .
Mrs. Beck, secretary of the chamber
of commerce reported to the board
a proposition, which the chamber had
received from Its former secretary, I
J. Henderson, now with the Richmond-
Columbus highway commission, that
their highways be extended to the gulf
at Pensacola, rather than at Apalach-
icola, going via Troy and Andalusia,
rather than via rothan. After brief
inquiries as to proposed details the
board passed strong resolutions pledg
ing all possible support to the propo
sition to bring the highway into Pen
sacola and all its attendant tourist
Notice to Public
The partnership corporation
known as the H. W. Clark Hat
Co., has been mutually dissolved
and tho Parcel Post, Florida and
general Mail Order business will
be conducted by Mr. A. L. Ben
nett, under the firm name of C.
& B. Hat Ca.
Your work will be done under
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visitors and trade.
- Miss McKenna, child welfare work
er, explained that her visit to Talla
hassee had been made a her Own ex
pease, that her work here had been
kept up by Mrs. Tatom In her absence,-
and that her interviews With
the legislators had been very pleasant
and productive of results, assuring th
passage of the mothers' pension act.
She believed that the new law would
relieve commissioner boards of former
burdens. Her report seemed to b
received with much appreciation.
The specifications for the bridge
across Eleven-Mile creek at Klondyke.
call for two reinforced concrete bents
on the Pensacola. side, on reinforced
concrete piles, one 60 feet half through
trus3 fixed steel span resting on con
crete piers, and four reinforced bents
on the Klondyke side, resting on re
inforced concrete piles.
Each re.inforced concrete slab bent
will have a Span IS feet. At end of
each approach will be a concrete mud
guard resting on timber pile.