The Pensacola journal., May 21, 1919, Page 6, Image 6

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THE PENSACOLA JOURNAL, WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAY 21, 1919.
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4..00 PURITAN PAINT
on Saturday Only
We Will Put on Sale of ' 250 Gallons of Puritan Ready
-:'4&Iixed : HoDse-Paiat'' -at
$2.25 per Gallon
This paint is Louisville Lead & Color Co.'s highest grade paint
which was carried by Avery Hardware, Co. We do not carry this
line; it is getting old on, our hands and we are anxious to close these
few gallons out hence the sacrifice.
THERE ARE:
15 gallons Moss Green Puritan
36 gallons Pearl Puritan.
60 gallons Cream Puritan.
25 gallons Drab Puritan.
5 gallons Yellow Puritan.
4 gallons Med. Grey Puritan.
18 gallons Lilac Puritan.
28 gallons Blue Puritan. ;'
13 gallons Brown Puritan.
20 gallons Lt. Brown -Puritan.
2 gallons Pea Green Puritan.
8 gallons Apple Gr. Puritan.
20 gallons Light Blue Puritan.
ALL FOR
:'225 per-'aiiBi ;'. .:.
SATURDAY ONLY
RAYS COR N E R H A R DWARE
PALAFOX AND GARDEN
I - . ,VA . GOODYEAR SHOE
Metropolitan Cat e SHOP
For Ladies and Gents. . .
we serve Quicker." Fine Shoe Repairing
we oerv m North Pajafox. Phone 416
22 S. Palafox Street.
Merchant's Lunch Z
Notice to Ice Consumers
35C UP r Our wagon are equipped with scales ,
-i r;nna 1 ind consumers will i lease exact correct
!c bpeCiai UUiu weight and report any discourtesy ol
' j n drivers to office. Phones 5 rr 59.
SOUTHERN UTILITIES CO.
r.s rif! SatlSiaC.Or Successor to
PENSACOLA ICE COMPANY
Send Your Old Shoes to ..
Wpt End Shoe Store - JNAx b
For Rt an? Neatest Work in READY TO WEAR STORE
Repairs. AH Work Guaranteed i-w rt. mo.e.,
321 North DeVillier Street. Atofi-. sho- ..nng.
Phone 2032 r.
EVERLASTING
McCWs Tire and FABRICS CO.
Repair Shop - , . Q
Pensacola s Representative Store
Phone 404 i so
. - , - GARDEN
113 North Paiafox Street CASH GROCERY COr;
WW hit w ' BLUE LABEL COFFEE, "' Of?
M'MILLAN AUCTION Fone'2627' '
. CO. Gsrden and DeVillier
Moogs Old Stan 3
327-29 South Pajafox Sa. i
phone 374 Rapid Transfer Co.
THE KOZY KORNER We Haul Anything Any-
"" Agents for where at Any Time,
lottnston's Milwaukee Candies J9 East Garden Street
'The Appreciated Chocolates" Phone 2331
BBBB Walter Carr, Manager
LEE ELECTRIC CO. I . -
Contracting and Supplies n , i
109 N. Palafox St. REED'S -; "BETTER BREAD"
For Sale by
Phone 1674 ALL FIRST CLASS STORES
. 1 REED'S SANITARY BAKERY
THE LEADER Palafox and Gregory Streets
FOR MEN AND BOYS :
LA MODE
SOUTH PALAFOX STREET 522.124 south P.i.fox street
Ladies' Garments and Fine
1 'Millinery.
. CUT RATE SHOE SHOP . thsj best pulce to bhop
Shoe Repairing Quickly Done. after all.-
Work called for and delivered.
Guaranteed work at fair prices. mapptc ppnc
431 West Belmont Street. MORRIS BROS.
Phone 932 LADIES READY-TO-WEAR
GENTS FURNISHINGS
ALL NEW STOCK
Th$ BmHng & Sayisgs Behmmt and Deviniers strete
IulSS I DR. LIVINGSTONE
Cm.1 THE SPECIALIST
encnl Banking mat , g ni D I
Oaxj Treat Corapanj r Wwt c
- - Esla. Win D o.
VE BUY AND oLL . Seeond noopr;n,Itt:rie Temp,a
BONDS '
rTT a t Trrv ciinp Elebash J ewelry Co.
ilUALili-l Jewelers and Opticians
FOR WOBIEN Successors to
Peter Lindenstruth
7S E. Wright St. Phone 676 112 S. Palafox St. Phone 713
"BLUE RIBBON" TALKS
MaJ?e your desserts better by using Blue
Ribbon Vanilla used by the best cooks,
sold by the leading grocers.
MAIMED SOLDIERS
BE PREPARED FOR
CIVIL SERVICE
"Washington, May 20. It is not gen
erally known that the Federal Board
for Vocational Education maintains a
course designed to prepare disabled sol
diers for civil service positions. - There
are 32 men now studying to Qualify
themselves for positions under the civil
service, and the board will, undertaka
to prepare - any student who so de
sires, provided he can qualify as phy
sically competent to do the work. Of
course there are some regulations re
garding these positions and men obv
iously handicapped cannot Expect to
hold down jobs where their physical
disqualifications are such as to prevent
the proper discharge of the duties. But
on April 16 the president authorized
an amendment to the civil service rules
which permits the civil service com
mission to exempt from the physical
requirements established for any po
sition, a disabled and honorably dis
charged soldier or sailor or marine
upon the certification of the Federal
Board for Vocational Education that
he has been specially trained for and
has passed a practical test, demon
strating his physical ability to perform
the work sought.
Under the law a disabled soldier
has a preference on the civil service
lis: of eliglbles. When congress . ad
journed there was pending a bill by
Senator Harrison has stated that he
greatly amplify this preference, and
Senator Harrison ha sstated that he
will renew his fight on behalf of the
disabled soldiers, sailors and marines,
as soon as congress convenes again.
HOUSE REFUSES TO
RECEDE FROM ITS (
TAX REFUND BILL)
Tallahassee. May 20. When the I
senate was informed by a house mes
sage yesterday morning that the house
refused to recede from its amendment
to the McLeod automobile tax refund
bill, the senate voted to insist and the
president appointed a conference com
mittee composed of Senators McLeod,
Turnbull and Johnson. The house
amendment provides that the license
taxes illegally collected under a mis
construction of the law of 1917 shall
be refunded direct to the parties who
paid the licenses and not to any agent
or attorney.
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A Sensational Oriental Scren Drama
Showing at the Isis Today
and Tomorrow,
"The Foolish Age", Screaming Farce.
New Paramount'Stnnttt Comedy .
Has Blacksmith Hero.
The love affairs of a blacksmith ard
his, helper are the theme of a new
Paramount-Mack Sennett Comedy,
'The Foolish Age," which will be
shown at the Isis theatre today. Ches
ter Conklin plays the role of a blac-
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NORMA TALMADGE
The Forbidden Cuy"
smith, who, when a fascinating youn
lady rescues him from a redhot horse
shoe, forgets all about his beloved
Louise Fazenda, who keeps the gen
eral store, and turns his attentions
to 'the hew beauty. 4
But there is a strong argument in
Louise'3 favor which Chester had thtv
far overlooked. She had a bank book
and on the. credit side was a balance
of $70,000! Whew! If he had only
known sooner. But it remained for
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SLCMEIR MOUNTAIN!
hew iwn
THE ONE REEL,
SUPER-SPECIAL'
Coming to Pastime June 2 and 3.
111 Coca-Cola -is a perfect ' W
1 1 ; - answer to -thirst tha
1 1 1 r satisfy;. ; y 1
w Coca-Cola quality , recorded in , I ral
111 ' the public taste, is what holds Ifil
it above imitations.' . jlMj
I IR ' - "Demand the genuine by toF
' vM C(if. ni ifeVj . '"11 name nicknames i Ml I
vu uWfl'fl encourage substitution. ' ' 'uil '
WiA - THE COCA-COLA CO.
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his wily helper, Jim Finlayson, to find
this out and he lost no time in cut
ting out Chester.
After some of the funniest scenes
that - have ever been screened Louise
suddenly changes her mind and turns
on them both. She decides 'ti3 sweet
to be single, especially when, one
would have to sacrifice a fat bank
roll. ?
. '; Theda Bara Coming in "Salome."
; A. U re-arrangement in bookings
brings to the Isis theater, at an early
date,- "Salome," a new spectacular
film offering of much promise, ac
cording to reports from the east. The
production is declared to have been
six months in the making at the Wil
liam Fox studios in Southern Cali
fornia, and, with the picturesque lo
cale in which the action transpires
to inspire the director, is said, to be
of surpassing beauty in its scenic as
pects. : The story, which has inspired
writers like Oscar V Wilde, Herman
Suderman, Gustave Flaubert and Ste
phen Phillips; composeds like Julea
Massenet and Richard Strauss an
several painters and etchers of world
renown, should provide that arch-artificer
of the animated screen, Theda
Bara, with plentiful chances to dis
play the wiles and whims of the, type
she has made famous in Camera-
land. . " 2
WORLD WAR
VETERANS HAW
2,400 POSTS
Cleans Furniture-As
Well As Rugs
This Electric Cleaner is more
than a cleaner of rugs. It is a
guardian of home cleanliness.
Special attachments enable one
with very little effort to clean
thoroughly and to keep clean
without beating or removal
Furniture Mattresses
Draperies Bedding
Curtains " Clothing
Pillows Furs
Think of the actual saving in
wear and tear and in labor when
you clean the Electric Way.
Pensacola Electric Co.
Telephone "20 10
General of the Xationel CouncilWor!
War Veterans, with headquarters
uimuunceu ioaay mat the pre-I
Uminary work involved in the orgam-
zitLiun ol me vona war veterans un
der the National Council Was pract! i
cally completed. He stated that 2,10
posts had received and were operatin;-!
under provisional charters and that h i
daily mail was heavy with application-!
The first impresison of the official to-'
signia of the Order have been receive'',!
and the manufacturers have given tYA
asurance that a large number will b:
ready within a few days. Although i:
is impossible at this time to definitely
state the actual membership a conser-l
vative estimate places it at between
fifty and one hundred thousand. All
this has taken place since the active-
organization work was begun pn March!
20th. . - - . :
Commander-inChief Hugh ' B. Do;-J
nelly, when asked about the objects oil
the World War Veterans, stated tha:
this organizalion was made up of ti;
men and was purely for the men.
"We have many officers asociate'
with us. it is true," he KaiC, "but tl
estimate that the percentage of the en
listed men is the highest of any organ
ization ever formed of veterans. I dc
not believe that oter 10 per cent o:
our membership were commissioned
men, yet we have a great many com
missioned men in the organization. Sc
far as the military rank of the mer
is concerned it has no standing in th;
World War Veterans and the righ:
kind of officers realize that the veter
an organization is for those who Serv
ed regardless of rank that they previ
ously held. The success of the WorK
War Veterans, . operating under th?
Xational Council is assured, for w
are keeping the dues so low that ther
is no reason why every man canno
participate in .the benefits that may
be derived from the . organization."
WOMEN ARE CARELESS.
This has been proved over and ove
again during the war. They over
estimate their physical strength an
overtax it. Their ambition is corr,
mendable, but does not cornpensu.
for the hours and days of miser
which they suffer from symptom
caused by female ills brought on
nvenvnik V"rmn who 1 are tvea..
nervouF. despondent, with headacne-
backache and . dragging-down pair.
should remember there is one tn
and true remedy, that is Lydia
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, rit.
recognized everywhere as fne stat-
a j v. i : i r n n -1
Adv.
nljcdj lK.ti W 'M u in
WOOD!
WOOD !
WOOD!
WE HAVE IT
ESCAMBIA WOOD YORD
PINE BLOCKS, ALSO SPLIT WOOD, OAK AND PINE
All nice dry wood
Your Order Will be Appreciated.
Foot 10th Avenue and Intendencia Street. Phone 2315
$1.50 and 52.00 per load.
GILFILLAN SCOTT
Half Hour Lesson, Two Dollars
Regular Weekly Lesson, at Pupil's Residence, One Dollar;
Trains Concert Pianists, Teachers and Beginners.
The Clutter Music House. Phone 15..''
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