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THE PENSACOLA JOURNAL, SATURDAY MORNING, MAY 24, 1919.
FROM 10 A. M. TO 6 P. M.
To insure publication society news should reach the Journal office
not later than 6 p. m. All com munications should be signed, not; for
publication but as guarantee ot good faith. ,
and is now located In Pensacola where
he has business interests.
COLONEL LEE EXPECTED
HOME SOON.
Friends will be cordially .interested to
know that news has been received from
Colonel J. R. Lee, U. S. A., of the
Seventh Army Corps, now in Germany.
saying that he expects to return to the
United States next month after which
he will soon join his family in Pensa
cola. '
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THOUGHT FOR THE DAY.
Truth is the foundation of all
knowledge and the - cement of
ail societies.
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RED CROSS TO ASSIST IN
JJrrYING ON HEALTH . .
SERVICE. ,
nr M. Josie Rogers, assistant in
,he bureau of education and child
lfare of the state board of health,
ho has been spending the past three
Leks in the city working in conjunc
tion with the health authorities, left
hst night for Daytona. Fla., and
Suits- on the southeast - coast, where
Z goes in connection with her work.
Dr Rogers has accomplished a won
derful work in Pensacola .during her
Jay and in connection with the public
Sn service and city " official, with
the full cooperation of the local chap
er American Red Cross; tms'inaugu
!at'edATn active carnpaign.in. the pub-
scbols for tne Deueiv
ADVENT.
By Virginia Woodward Cloud.
Harken, my heart did some one
knock?
The night Is wrought of bitter wind:
"Why does a star contrive-to mock
Eyes that to stars are blind?
Listen, my soul did some one speak?
Is there no dwelling-placo save
mine? . ...
The way unto my(door is bleak;
O'er it a thorny vine.
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Oh, shouldst Thou seek Thy room
again.
"Bid me not feast." make glad, re
joice Touch not the chord of bliss or pain
Come with Thy still, small Voice!
MRS. CRAWFORD CRENSHAW
TO SPEAK AT MEETING JUNIOR
AND WEE FOLKS MISSION
BANDS.
A most interesting talk on different
phases of life in China will be given
by Mrs. Crawford Crenshaw, who has
spent the past eight years in that
country as a missionary, at the meet
ing of the Junior and Wee Folks Mis
sion Bands of the First Presbyterian
Church in the lecture rooms of tha
church tomorrow afternoon at 4 o'clock.
A very cordial invitation is extended
to all 7oung people cf the city to attend.
guests at her home, 8 West DeSoto
street, her mother-in-law, Mrs. Vir
ginia Hardy and her sister, .Mrs. J. R.
Hansborough. of Atlanta, Ga. They will
visit for some time in Pensacola and
will attend the exercises of the grad
uating class of the Pensacola High
School of which Miss Maude Hardy
is a member.
VJilh Tfo Dvn
Th Comiaf of Baby Marks th Ad.
vent ' of a Glorious Future.
in
chapter.
C. F. Zeek,
Buck. C. S
L. Simpson,
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conditions of tne puyi.
t has. been . assisted .
making the examinations of the PUplli
f tie schools of the city by the fol
f tt members of the local Red Cross
lowing memDers x-iond.
Mesdames vviu.au. . ------
William F. Breen,
Bonacker. Max Klein. H.
Samuel Pasco, who were
:.a k,. Trs. S. R. Mauory
Sin. B. on th. examination.
hA taken so that by the next school
In .Ur r .operation from
which has
cer
the teachers
and parents
eai- IT .r,ri most encourag
been a great iw- akine of
ald Dr. Rogers in speaking
ing, said conducted w
the schools. All Parcn of healthi
children to be in the best
Jt unfortunately . - aU-
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MEDALS FOR VICTORY LOAN
WORKERS RECEIVED.
The medals made from captured
German cannon to be awarded work
ers in the Victory Loan drive arrived
in Pensacola yesterday morning. It
is regretted that only 46 medals were
received for the entire county which
will make It impossible to give a medal
to all of those who "worked so faith
fully to put the drive over. The num-
oer received will be distributed
equally as possible.. f
as
to
in
tent of nai. the chili
nnt!, 'ur t, school nfe with these
ror the mental ork ot
Swork StM
4rSed on (and it is certainly a most
portant one) is with the
a city nurse, and WJ
y badly in need of one. In our work
n the schools we found a large per
centage of minor defects, but the most
Jangerous is trachoma. It is appall
iTth. headway that this fatal eye
lisease is gammg au
ousness and the genera!
5 xt i most insidious
.ts Progress and is seldom ognized ,
until it is too late to correct its tern .
Me effects. . !
'I sincerely hope that it will not
te long before Pensacola has a city
lurse and a well organized system of
wealth service, in her schools and.
:hat end being attained, it will not
3e long before a much higher per
-ent of the mental and physical effi
ciency of school pupils will be re
corded. Our work has been in cor-j
relation with that of Dr. O. H. Cox.
of the public health service, and in
our work in the schools we enjoyed
;he hearty cooperation of County Sup
erintendant A. S. Edwards and were
extended every courtesy possible by
him.
NAVAL OFFICERS RETURN
HOME.
The many friends of Ensign Julian
A. Fay and Ensign John A. Knight
will learn with regret that they have
been put on inactive duty, and expect
to take their departure today or to
morrow. Thy have been stationed here since
July 1918. and will be pleasantly re
membered hv Pensacola people as
among the delightful entertainers in
tbe valdeville given last fall for-the
Patriotic League. -Both
voune men. while in college,
were on th nomfli Glee club, and
were famous for their singing, .with
banjo and guitar accompaniments and
tor their "buck and wing dance
Mr. Fay expects to go to his home
Washington, D. C, and Mr. Knight to
tore returning to work,
returning to work.
U. D. C. TO HOLD OPEN HOUSE
FOR CONFEDERATE VETERANS.
Open house will be held for the
Confederate veterans by the United
Daughters of the Confederacy at the
Bivouac Monday afternoon from 4 to
6 o'clock, with Mrs. Dan, Sheparad
hostess. Personal reminiscences of the
war by Mr. Williams will be an in
teresting feature of the afternoon. Light
refreshments will be served. Those
invited to meet with the veterans are
the members . of the Ladies Confed
erate Memorial association and the
Daughters of the Confederacy.
HANKS-WINGLER WEDDING
TONIGHT.
Of cordial interest to friends is the
marriage of Mr. J. W. Hanks to Miss
Cora Wingler, of St. Louis, Mo, which
will be very quietly celebrated at the
nome or her sister, 1103 East Jack
son street, this evening at 8:30 o'clock,
only the immediate family attending,
Rev. I. W. Chalker, pastor of the First
Methodist church will officiate. Mr.
Hanks has only recently, returned . to
the United States after seven months
overseas service in the aviation corps.
HJtSEaSSHSSi'
Personal Mention
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Mrs. Rigdon E. Orr, of Birmingham,
Ala., is visiting in Pensacola as the
guest of her sister, Mrs. W. F. Norman
at her home, 313 East Gregory street.
She will later visit as the guest of
Mrs. Ely Cox at her summer home on
Perdldo Bay before returning to Birffit-Ingham.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. H. Cope return
tonight to their home in Washington,
D. C, after a delightful two months'
visit in Pensacola as the guest of Mr.
Cope's mother, Mrs. M. M. Cope.
Friends will regret to , learn that
Miss Grace Williams is quite ill at
the home .of her parents. .Mr.' and Mrs.
J. B. , Williams, 1206 - East Cervantes
Street. - '. " " '
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' Scinetlsts say great stress should be laid
upon the remarkable influence which the
mother's happy pre-natal disposition has
upon the health and future ot the genera
tions to come.
There is a splendid preparation women
for over half a century have applied be
fore the stork's arrival, known as Moth
er's Friend. This is a most grateful,
penetarting remedy that at onco softens
and soothes the myriad ot broad, flat
abdominal muscles under the skin of the
abdomen. By its regular used uring the
period the neYves. tendons and cords are
relaxed and there Is an absence of nau
sea, bearing-down pains, strain and gen
eral discomfort more often than otherwise
experienced when nature Is. unaided.
By the use of Mother's Friend night
and morning the muscles relax with ease
when baby comes, the timer at the crisis
Is shorter and pain and danger is nat
urallv avoided.
Write the Bradfleld Regulator Com
pany. Dept. E. Lamar Building. Atlanta.
GeorKia, for their Motherhood Book, and
obtain a bottle of Mother's Friend from
the druggist, by all means, and get into
condition to meet the crisis.
JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
BILL HAS NOT YET
BEEN INTRODUCED
;
Mr. Tiert N. Pool ev after eniovinsr a
a. i . . i. i - been
II g I c t3 Uil uio
mnlated bill, Senator Igou probably
(BY HERBERT FELKEL.)
Tallahassee, May 23. Senator Igou
authorizes the statement that he has
introduced no bill for the creation of
a new judicial circuit to be known as
the 17th nor has any such measure
nroDceed. After all parties
gomery. New Orleans and Mobile, re
turns home today.
Mrs. A. L. Davis left last night for
Grove Hill. Ala., where she will spend
the summer months. During her ab
sence her home, 221 West Cervantes
street will be occupied by Mr. and
Mrs. P. H. Taylor, of Birmingham, Ala.
will introduce it, he states.
Birmingham. Ala., have arrived in Pen
sacola to spend the summer and are
located at 606 East Jackson street.
Mrs. W. O. H. Shepard is enjoy
ing a delightful visit in DeFuniak
Springs, Fla., as the guest of her
daughter-in-law, Mrs. W. T. Shepard.
Mrs. B. F. Hardy is entertaining as J
An Atmosphere of Ref ine-
' ' ' ment.
COOL, CLEAN, QUIET
AH the delicacies of the sea
son properly prepared and
served. Choice of a'la carte
or table d'hote.
SAN CARLOS MAIN CAFE
fffl-ATS
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ATS
LARGE HATS SMALL HATS MEDIUM HATS
DRESS H ATS--STREET HATS
B I G G EST HA T S ALE
Hoaey in
the
the Com!
EVER HELD IN PENSACOLA
Every lady in Pensacola should come to our store today and Monday
e Ready-to-Wear Store
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SPSQALCLEARANCE SALE IflLLIfffiRY
flvery hat in our store of fere d during these two days at slaugh
tered prices. None reserved. Included in our stock is 200 new ar
?rivals just received. Hats of Liserie, Lace, Milan, Leghorn, Geor
gette, Pineapple Braid and others all the latest styles.
DIVIDED INtO FIVE LOTS
LOT 4
$7.48
LOT 1
$2.98
$5 values
LOT 2
$3.98
7.50 values
LOT 3
$4.98
$10 values
1250 & $15 values
LOT 5
$9.98
20 values
None on Approval No ne Exchanged Cash Only
IM ''Ready-to-Wear
Store
9 and 11 South Palaf ox
Bleached
SHEETS
Size 81x90
$1.49
- 1
4"!
EVERLASTINJ3
Fabrics Company
Opposite the San Carlos Hotel
Huck
TOWELS
Size 15x30
15c
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p
A Choice
and
roup
lohnai
of Suits, Capes,
is Re-Priced for
Coats
Today's Selling
Far Below
Whole
'Sale
Cost
Garments that reflect the genius of world
famed designers and are equally desirable
for the worth of the materials as for their
very low prices. The newest style, tendencies
are displayed in every garment. Women who
know values will easily recognize these gar
ments as belonging to very much
priced groups. - .
higher
Special Sale
Silk
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HOSIERY
$ 11 .25
Women's new fash
ioned Seamless Hose ;
all sizes in Cordovan,
white, seal and medium
grey.
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Suits Are Priced as Loiv as . .
Capes Are Priced as Low as . .
Coats Are Priced as Low as . .
Dolmans Are Priced as Low as
$1 2.75
$ 6.50
$1 0.75
$12.75
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When You Take
That Plunge
en's Triangle Soft Collars
The beauty of this new soft collar is Its unforced, natural effect.
The Triangle hook keeps the collar smooth and holds the tie up In
place. , :
The Triansle hook cannot be Feen when the tie is in place.
Triangle Collars are now" on display in our show windows.
- On sale in the Men's Furnishings-Department. All sizes; many
styles; ; r .... -
25c 35c 50c '
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Half the please is in the
satisfaction of knowing
that your Bathing Suit is
just the proper style. And
as for colors, we believe
ours are as fast as is pos
sible to make them. The
prices, we know, will
please you as these will at
test.
Women's Jersey Bath
ing Suits, all colors, sizes
32 to 44.
and Tip
Men 's Bathing Suits,
all colors, sizes 32 to 46.
and up
Girls White Dresses
Manv styles some plain, some more
fanciful all pretty and dainty. NOT
one of them that wouldn't look beauti
ful on any little miss. Come and see
this line. All are well made. Many
lace and embroidery designs among
them, also ribbon belts. Just the thing
for that fluffy little party dress. Sizes
.6 to 14 years.
Specially priced at $2.00 to $3.95 ,
CHILDREN 'S DRESSES of plaid
Percales,' trimmed with contrasting
stitching; ages 2 to 6.
Specially Priced at 85c
CHILLREN'S DRESSES in solid
color Cambrays, stripe Gingham and
Plaid Percales; ages 7 to 14.
Specially Priced at $1.50
, CHILDREN'S APRONS in pink
and light blue Chambray; trimmed
with white; sizes 2 to 12. ...
. Specially Priced at 95c .
Sharp Reductions for Today's Selling I
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GINGHAM FROCKS
For women and misses. Bargains
of genuine substance; frocks of
Eingham in handsome plaids and
checks. The new vogue collars
and cuffs or organdy or Pique
Price $4.95
Each
' TABLE NAPKINS
Full Belached Napkins, some are
slightly soiled, others are imper
fect In design. Size 15x15. A
very special bargain at this
Price $1.20
Each
WOMEN'S GOWNS
Round and V necks, short sleeves.
AH nicely trimmed with embroid
ery and ribbon. $1.25
Each. (
BARBER TOWELS
Getting close to the old time price
again; we will sell 100 dozen of
these useful Cotton Towels, size
14x24 Inches, at this special
Price 10c
Each........
WOMEN'S DRAWERS
Fine quality of Nainsook- out
sizes), nicely trimmed with lace
or embroidery SI 25
Price, pair .... ...... VJ"ti'
SIEN'S ITNION SUITS
Made of checked nainsook in the
athletic style, with the elastic
waistband and closed clotch;
broken sizes KfV
Suit 0UC
DAISY LOXGCLOTH
This special selling presents un
usual savings. About one thou
sand yards of this fine 3'
wide material to be sold
special price 25c
Each
SHEETING MCSL"
Unbleached, yard-wid'
heavy, firm weave,
ppeclal at this
Price, ' yard
lln.
extra
17c
BOYS WORK SHIRTS
Boys' dark blue chambray Work
Shirts, all sizes up to 14. 29C
very special
H EATH ER B LOOM PETTICO ATS
Light - weight, nice looking
Skirts, made just like the silk
skirts. A special value ot this
Price . . $1.50
Each
VOILES
1.200 yards of handsome new
Spring Voiles for dresses and
other wear; many plaids, stripes
and floral designs, in a wide
range ot colorings. 19c
Special
PRETTY PARASOLS
Nothing like one for adding to a
woman's appearance or for keep
ing freckles at their distance
these hot summer days. Fancy
ebonine bandies with silk carry
ing loops, beautiful silk tops in
al Ithe newest colorful S3.59
effects
5IEN'S WORK SHIRTS
Men's full-form light blue cham
bray Work Shirts: all sizes from
14 up. While they 79c
last
MEN'S CArSTLET GLOVES
Made from heavy grade of Can
vas Muleskin Palm, double 35
stitched, pair.....
BOYS' SCHOOL HOSE
Medium weight ribbed Black
Stockings, with double heel and
toe for extra wear. Oc
Price, pair
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MEN'S DRESS SHIRTS
At the price there are no bet
ter made at least we haven't
seen them. Of high grade per
cales or Madras in colorful
stripes. Sizes 14 to 17. 1 Ift
Price
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CHILDREN'S ROMPERS
One-piece Play Suits, made of
good quality solid color .nd
striped Chambray. Ages 2 to S
years. Price 69e
Each
TABLE DAMASK
Mercerized aStin Damask. C4
inches wide. A limited quantity,
at this special 79c
Price, yard....
MEN'S HOSE
In all the newest shades for
spring. An excellent quality,
lisle. All izes. 25c
Price, pair.
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