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THE PENSACOLA JOURNAL 'rognAY MORNING. MAY.15, 1919.
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$2:30 per yard
HA RD W ARE
It is unnecessary for you to suffer with
eczema, blotches, ringworm,-rashes ana
similar skin troubles. . A little zemo,
obtained at any drug store for 35c, or
$1.00 for extra large bottle, and promptly
applied will usually give instant reuer
from itching torture. It cleanses and
soothes the skin and heals quickly and
effectively most skin diseases, .
Zemo is a wonderful, penetrating, dis
appearing liquid and is soothing to ths
most delicate skin. It is not greasy, 1
easily applied and costs little. Get it
today and save all further distress.
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know its pure and clean if made at borne.
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to ToiiF Blood Starvm
P&Wor Want of Iron?
Modern Methods of Cooking and
Living Have Made an Alarming
Increase in Iron Deficiency in
Blood of American Men and
' Women v,:':;,-'-V:;' " : v .
Why Nuxited IroS o Quicxiy
Helps . Puild Up Weak,
li ervous, Kun-uowa
Folks Over 3,000,000
People Annually Tak
ing It to Increase
Their Strength,
Power, Energy and
Endurance.
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tot want ot ironr It you
cre to co without eating
tmtil you became weak,
thin and emaciated, you
barm to yourelf than whra WlueB .
you let your blood literally Idnd or man
tarve ior want 01 iron
iron that eives it atrcnitb)
end power to change food -into
living tisiue," sayi Dr. Jamet
Francis Sullivan, formerly physician
of Belle-roe Hospital (Outdoor Dept.),
New York, and the Westchester
County Hospital. 1
"Modern methods of eookisg and
the rapid pace at which peopls of this
country live baa made such an, alarm
injj increase in iron deficiency in the
blood of American men and women
that I have often marveled at the large
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Knight Tires
Guaranteed 5000 Miles
Sportsman's Supply Store
Walter Biggs
Chas. H. Kupfrian
SOLDIERS LETTER
BALKCOM DRUG CO
"THE PRESCRIPTION STORE"
Phone 19 or 123
PURITY ICE CREAM
Made of Pure Cream astd
Fresh Fruit Juices.
Jackson and D Sts. Phone 1781
FOR RENT
Electric Vacuum Cleaners
Pensacola Electric Co.
Commercial Oeoartmant
PHONE 2010
CO.
conVRSTON & QUINA
West Florida' Oldest Furniture
House
M'KEE REFRIGERATORS, GLOBE
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OFFICE FURRNITURE.
Always the latest
records in stock.
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Cilasnea, France, Nov. 11, 1918.!
Three months have pased three long
and trtying months for our division.
In trenches too rotten to describe in
shell holes and hell holes in places
everywhere, 'twould seen, no living be
ing could possibly survive, lived our
division. The brave, the bold, the
fighting American soldier throughout
the A. E. F. who willingly fought un
til his last breath was drawn, will for
ever be an eternal memory to the
cause of justice and humanity.
Our division, now that the war is
won, . can f roudly claim forever more
the Bar Red Arrow as an emblem to
a real man's job well done. Our di
vision had these men from general
down to him who wore no bars nor
chevron. They fought in Alsace, on
the Marne, at Soissons and in the For
est of Argonne they fought on the
Meuse, did our division, ; and there
staged the last exhibition of love for
home and liberty. The work they did
is an open book to every one who.
care3, to look and when they do, they
will say "fine!"
The Thirty-Second was in line as
Germany was forced to sing. The
world today is full of joy. The mon
ster beast and human demon is safely
somewhere out of sight. So here's the
wind of up to former toast.
"We will not brag, we' will not boast,
we will not say that w did most; but
pity the nation, country or clan that
dares to lay hands on Old Uncle Sam.
For our division will live forever and
you bet we'll be loyal forever and
ever." - - .
(Printed at the request of Mrs. J.
H. Tlnsley of Mulat, Fla., whose son
is in the 32nd division.) .
number of people -who lack iroa in the blood. Memorial Hospital, New Jersey, taytt
and who. never auipect the cause of their a to pu roses in weir
weak, nervous, tW-down state. -Lack of cheeks and the spring-time of life Into the
sufficient iron in the blood has ruined many ep not cosmetic or stimulating drugs.
man's nerves and ntterlr robbed him of P6" ot fch P-urf. r5d biuod- .l??a j
that vh-ae force and stamina which are so one of the greatest of all strength and blood-;
necessary to succes and power in every Wer and unless this iron w obtained ,
walk of life. - from our food it must be supplied in some
rr i j jj ; ' . , , form that is easily assimilated if we want)
I trongly dvise those wier fed the po,, power ' energy and endurance,
need of a strength and blood-buUder to get J have found nothing in my experience so!
t a physician prescription for organic iron effective for helping to make strong, healthy:
f" . lrZ?T " TOtloat yt 8 red-blooded men, aid women as Nuxatedi
to this trouble, then purchase only Nuxated Iron. . j
Iron In its original package and, ee that HumeWui'iiraii lhuMInaUck b pmeriM1
this particular name (Nuxated ; Iron) ap- tmmmradl atxm br phTaieiao i. not m-mt
Dears on the' oackae e. rmwly but on. which la w.u koowa to dratgrl. T.rr
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: In commenting upon the value Of Nut- msilr mltniUtl and doM not injur th. wth. mk
ated Iron as a means for creating red blood. bn bik nor pm th. rtnnxK Th nutKMnn
strength and enrfursnr-e rr Rmr.. W Sxlrntr iatxmtn ud atlr.lr Mtirfaetotr rmlw to
Brrengrn inu endurance. ur. oeorje li. parrhr op th.y win refund jour uosv. it u
Baker, formerly physician and surgeon, Mon- dunwd by all food drotfiM.. .
FISHER-BROWN
We Will Bond Sou.
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UOHISON & FREDERICKSON
"'"I Painting, Paperhanging and
V ' Decorating
16 West Government Street
Phone 534
Sold in this city by Crystal Pharmacy, D'Alemberte'a
Drug Co.
Pharmacy. Balkcom
OUR DIVISION
(By 1st Class Louis A Hurtz, 3Jnd
Division. Dedicated to every mother's
son in the 32nd Division.) .
t'ensacola Launch & Ala
chine Co.
WILLARD SERVICE STATION
WilUrd Storage Batteries and Re
pair of all Makes
Batteries
Tro Sets Marine Ways Machine
" Shop in Connection. -
kFord Cars and Tractors
J. D. Anderson, Dealer
19 W. Garden. Phone 1914
Kill Malaria Germs
With Dr. Williams
No. 101 Tonic
Mosquito bites cause maaria. And
Dr. Williams 101 Tonic kills malarial
germs. These two scientific facts
have been proved over and over again.
People in the malarial sections loo&
upon this Tonic as the finest medicine
in the world. One of its ingredients
is quinine, which is deadly to the ma-
; larial germ, destroying it as soon as
i the Tonic impregnates the system and
relieving the patient of all disagree
able features of disease. Another In
gredient is iron, which strengthens
and invigorates and helps the body to
repel attacks of any ailment. Another
ingredient is magnesia, which keeps
the bowels regular and assist in throw
ing off the accumulations of waste.
Billions of mosquitoes are hatching
now for . the summer campaign and
if they infest your section, you should
have Dr. Williams 101 Tonic. It is
a good medicine for any one in poor
health. Adv.
ONLY THE BEST IS GOOD ENOUGH
The business world wants expert help. Let us train you.
Pan American College
PHONE [phone] BRENT BUILDING
Cierges, France, August 11, 1918.
They hailed from all corners of the
U. S. A.,
From New Tork City to 'Frisco Bay
From the Northern woods to Dixie-
' land -.. .( .-.-And
like brothers, all worked hand in
, . hand.'. ...
The backbone of this mighty division
so hard, '
Was made, up of men from the Old
National Guard, v .
With co-operation of the men who were
called
They soon showed the enemy they
were not to be stalled.
They trained our division at Camp
MacArthur, - ; ,
And then in . Southern France some
what farther
Away from loved ones and home
but the. spirit was there
And' stayed with Our Division every
where." t ";. -. v . .
Now Our Division was trained near
fire and foe.
The way they learned fighting was
nothing slow; -
They "Got on to a few tricks of the
game that's called war."
It sure made old "Wilhelm" red-head -'
ed and sore. ' -
The training was finished, they were
harder than steel.
Their minds were "all set" their ob
jects were clear,
Their- duties they knew and only too
well, .--';; '"".'.-.
For Our Division sure raised some hell.
Carefree and happy, without doubh or
grunt,
Our Division one day left for the "Big
Front," ' '-
The side-shows weer over, the Main
.One was near.
But the boys were all "raring," they
knew naught of fear.
After riding in box cars thirty hours
br more, ' ' '
They found themselves near' the bat-
tie's front door; -V
They could see bright flares in No
"Man's Land,
Oh, how anxious they were to take
their stand.
One day in midsummer," 'twas nineteen
eighteen, " "
Our brave boys were ready to go on
. the scene.
They waited awhile, then came the
decision
It meant. Go! And they went Our Di
vision. -;v
Then somewhere In France Our Di-
ivsion began
To give "Fritz' 'a taste of old Uncle
Sam.; ; -Our
Doughboys ; went forth like war
riors of old
Hats off to them! They were fearless
and bold.
Powerful Photoplay.
John ' Barrymore's ' new photoplay.
The Test of Honor," a picturisation of
E. Phillips Oppenheim's famous novel,
"The Malefactor," will be shown at the
la Is theatre next ssunuay. n 10 u.
powerful photoplay in which Mr. Bar-
rymore ; plays the pan i xim.11 u
eacriflces his career ior .a ww"u
woman, but who finds nappiness.m ma
end.
rn rts. '
They showed the enemy that Our Di
vision couia iignt, .
That we were right and right was
misrht.
In spite of tbe : fact that the kaiser
mad .
Threw the best troops against us he
ver had-
The best that he sent against Our Di
vision
Were "beat to a irazzie unua
condition. '
The mothers, wives, swethearts so fair.
The; fathers, sisters and' brothers o'er
there.
Relatives and friends; they all see a
vision.
Of their boy , who L is in Our Division.
After all has been said, let us ever re
member,
That many a brave ana xeariess oe-
fender
Of Our Division, gave up his lire
In this the world's greatest strife.
In years to come, history will tell
Of how our lads have fought and reu
Of Our Division American style
Forever spoiled Old Hindenburg's
- ' smile.
This struggle Is not over yet,
That 'Our Division won't be released
And It's a safe and dandy bet '
Until the enemy is well policed.
So here's a toast to Our Division . .,
Withf"Boku" courage, an- dstubborn
decision,
With efforts combined and guns in po
sition, - :
We'll knock the old kaiser out of commission.
Also showed "Heine" what they ' were
corps,
for ::-c ; '
Were on the job, both day ant night.
And helped the good cause With all
their might. ' ' -
All other units in Our Division so
strong, - -
Helped make- a showing that will live
long.-. ; ; lV- '. '"" '-:
They all worked like beavers and never
did whine.
For our doughboys were driving the
"swine" towards the Rhine.
Forward and onward Our Division did
Driving the enemy and letting him
- know
That his . days were numbered, : his
power gone-
His camouflaged army riot worth a
-. song.-
Through hamlets and villages historic
and shatered,
Our boys drove the Boche and you bet
' they were scattered. ;
They showed "Fritz" no mercy our
boys held the line, -Shot
straight and oftep., hit every time.
Thru acres of forests, j o'er miles of
green fields, v
Dashed Our Division.7 The Boche
kneels -
On the ground and cries "Kamerad"
Spare him? No! Not a foe like that.
For-many a hard day .and night.
Our Division sought and did just what
was right, ; . , . '
They fooled and beat the enemy at his
own game, - ..
That's how Our Division won its fame.
Day after day Our Divison gained,
Until the time was finally . named, '
For them to rest. Brave defenders of
democracy, ,'
Champions of loved ones and Liberty.
Their bodies were tired but not their
hearts
They Stood the test, they played. their
engi-
Machine gunners, artillery -and
neers, too.
Showing the baffled enemy what Our
Division, could do;
The signal corps also, in muck and
in mire, -
Delivered the goods with pliers and
- wire. .
Th Medicos and thos in the Q. M.
TIZ" S JOY TO
E, TIRED FEET
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Use "Tiz" for aching, burning,
-puf fed-up feet and corns
or callouses.
Good-bye, sore ' feet, burning feet,
swollen feet, tender feet, tired feet.
Good-bye, corns, callouses, bunions,
and raw spots. No more shoe tight
ness, no more limping with pain or
drawing up your face in-gony. "Tiz"
is magical, acts right off. "Tiz" draws
out all the poisonous exudations which
puff up the feet. Use "Tiz" and wear
smaller shoes. Use "Tiz" and forget
jyour foot misery. Ah! how comfort
able your feet feel. .
Get a 25 -cent0 bo of "Tiz"' now at
any druggist or department store.
Don't suffer. Have : good feet, glad
feet, feet that never swell, never hurt,
never get tired. . Ai year foot comfort
guaranteed br money refunded. Adv.
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INCREASE IN
POPUtARTTYOF
FISH PROMISED
"Fish is one of the very real essentials
of adequate diet," according to Dr. L. 14.
Hirshberg. professor In Johns Hopkins
university, and one of the best known
American writers on head topics.
Florida has available fish in salt water
and in fresh water, says the State Mar
keting Bureau, in excess of any othar
state in the ' union. ; The bureau gives
out the following:
- "Now that the seas are pen to pur
suits of peace, and the world Is sorely
in need of food, many problems of ocean
geography are likely to be solved In tie
course of the quest for deep sea rations.
The salt waters around Floriua are
known to contain over 600 kinds of flsh-?s.
As soon : as we begin to study the sub
ject of ocean fisheries we come up
against the fact that there is abounding
variety and wonderful forms of life.
'"Whale meat is now being canned, a.i-1
so is shark, the latter under the name ot
Sray rish. Shark . meat Is said to re-
semble that of the sturgeon, but its
cannibalist reputation is against it. Man's
dread of the untried is only equal to
his curiosity. It was a brave man who
first swallowed, a raw oyster, but now
it is a popular astronomical pleasure. ,
V rejudiee plays a large part in our
food purchases. The prejudice against
goods in cold storage helps to, keep up
prices. Were it not for storage facilities
our butter and eggs would only be - lux
uries of the rich, and meats would be
uearer. rne raomt would furnish . us
with food as well as fur if our "don't
like it", did not stand in the way. . It Is a
matter of fact that "don't like it" and
"can't eat" are mainly psychological con
ditions, fixed in habit and prejudice. . Our
likings are generaly a matter of habit es
tablished by repetition. Few persons take
kmdiy to caviare, olives or alligator pears
on first acquaintance. ,: . : ,-.
"Referring to fish again. Dr. Hirshberg
says: 'Dietary haDits and household ex
travagance along with obstinancy are l?ss
or more guilty of the absence of fish from
the American table. Actually, the aver
age housekeeper knows nniv- ahnnt .0
dozen kinds of fish, instead of a hundred
v..,jr tu uuien cimereni . wavs Ot
preparing , them, instead of possibly two :
hundred tasty combinations. Americans'
nt eat per capita one-fifth of the '
En iney should consume.'"
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At the Past me Sunday.
The Pastime Theatre
' PHONE 66.
Thru' Saturday
FRANK LEAD'S
NEW YORK SHOW;
- . in
"Follies and Frolics"
Added Attraction
STANLEY AND LEA
Instrumentalists
The Liberty Theatre
Thru Saturday
Thos. Findlay
presents
Hazel Joyce and Her
Heartbreaking Baby Dolls
in
"A Day at Saratoga"
Songs-Beauty Chorus-Dances
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French general receivinsr the firs
: t ball pitched in the opening baseball
game' of the Southern France Servio
; e of Supply championship series. Came
played at Nice,
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GILFiLLAN SCOTT
Trains Concert Fianists, Teachers and Beginners.
Regular Weekly Lesson, at Pupil's Residence, One Dollar;
' , s Single Lesson, Two Dollars.
The Clutter Music House. Phone 15.
AUDITS
Rl T.RAINES
COST SYSTEMS
Public Accountant Auditor
' American National Bank Building, Pensacola, Fla.
' ' McCasklll Block, IeFuniak Springs, Fla.
INCOME TAX REPORTS ' EFFICIENCY ENGINEER
CJT THIS OUT IT IB WORTH MONEY
Yoa will recele in r:turn a trial nackaia
containing Foley's Honey and Tar Coin!
Kfi5 t J !m' baache. kidney and
hladder ailments: and Fotev Cathnrtie
Tablets, a whQjwm ana thoroughly I
ior constipation,
biliousness. headache. and sluggish
bOWelS. Sold Tnhn AAv
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