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V r v fs V J f ffl ' Da ! A) 5 !IB1I rOHAYETGOOD HEALTH YOU MUST HAVE PURE BLOOD Rheumatism, Gcut and Similar Diseases are Caused by Bad Blood Drive Out the Impurities, Pu rify the Blood. Take Pre scription C-2223. v Vhen you suffer the agony and tor ture of rheumatism, gout, lumbago, iame hack, or similar diseases, j&dvi of course want relief and want ft quick. Liniments, poultices and dope wiil ?onietimes stop the pain for a few minutes but the pain comes back sometimes worse than before. To get real and permanent relief yo;i must go to the seat of the trouble :ise an internal prescription that Is rohiibie, one that not only drives out tho imparities that cause the disease and suffering, but enriches the blod. Prcscriptoion C-2223 is a remedy that was originally prepared, used and recornmenued by a successful doctor It not only eradicates the poisons, but builds up and enriches the blood. It i n relieved thousands and should re- to i:p.e yo'l. Do this. Co to your druggist today B:y a large $1.50 bottle of Prescription C-2223. Take ai least two bottles ac cording to directions, and then if you se r.nt ssficfiorl n-itVi tho bpnpfit i'teuect, return tne empty Domes wi your driTirg;v?t and "he will give you .our money back. Write C-2223 Lab oratories. Memphis, Tenn., for litera ture. Adv. Prescription Swollen Joints ACCORDS HAWKER "biirs-o, Scotland. May 26. Harry C Hawker and Lieut, Commanfler Gneve were warmly received loday 'hen they landed from the torpedo boat destroyer at Scrabster pier, two KUes from Thurso. The senior naat offioer and parish councillors welcom ed the aviators officially. "It was a this landing stage that Lord Kitch ener said t are well to the land he loved jls now v Khrjtt !. 1- r,r ft OTld "ark it as a place of wonderful wel come to two brave eons o the em gilEairi Provost Mackay. KNOCK OUT THAT JEADAGHE Vhy Suffer When Relief la Within Easy Reach ttTTift' ce!-tain and safe relief from --ne usi:.i!i.. j., 1 V7 oco or two of Hollands Headache S: 0ne f tne most efficient rem- use. If you ar.- subject to 6"-ain e:uitr as the result of eye wcrr'. neuralgia, exposure v or liyon 6huld have a bottle of e'l tt",Hea,lache TaW you eo ,'l . They 3!iaHy give ab- i4 ln half a:l hour nd 1sm f 'aL',If!s ia a f0c bottle. Can be trugZ a'l 3& Pa!n8 vnA fvr- Your accent I BU;'fly you. Refuw to mis. Fi lug ' iFe sire u;qy fo gref pare, rrcA an J wholesome syrup Say Karo to your grocer There Are Three Kinds of Karo "B7.UUVhit.f'ra Red Can: "Golden Brown"m Aeoe Can? p r vor tPORTANT ro rOi; reuSokt; k? CORN PRODUCTS P. O. BOX 161 :ohon : WILL PROBE FOREIGN TRADE The American cotton manufacturing in dustry for the first time in its history ta Bending commission to Europe to inves tigate textile condition on tne otner aide of the Atlantic, to discuss with European textile manufacturers international re lations between the textile industries in various parts of the world. And particu larly to stimulate interest in the World Cotton conference to be neld in New Or leans next October. This commission sailed from New York few days ago. and is now on the high seas.' It is going to Kurope under the auspices of the execu,r tive committee of the World Cotton con ference, and Is certain to arouse world wide interest In the great meeting of cotton men to be held In New Orleans in the fall. Th full delegation will be in Europe over two months, and some members of it will be there three months. The en tire commission will visit Liverpool, Man chester, London. Rotterdam. Brussels. Ghent, Lille, Havre and Paris. In order cover" all of the leading textile coun tries of Europe which are accessible, tne 'commission will brean up into several (sections after visiting tne centers name-i. and these smaller parties will visit Italy, Switzerland, Portugal, Spain and Scn dinavla. X The commission consists of eleven lead ers in the American cotton industry. Fuller E. Calloway, president of , the 4i an Chester Mills, of La. urange, Georgia, is chairman; Walter Parker, secretary ot the Association of Commerce of New Orleans, vice-chairman, and W. Irving Hulls rd, of the Merchant National Bank of Boston, secretary. The other members lot the commission are: Alpheus Crosby Beane, 6ean9 Brothers, New Orleans; James T. Broadbent, agent Meritas Mills, jof New York , city; Kandall M. Rurfee, J treasurer Border City Manufacturing Co., jof Fall River; George L. Gilmore, of Gil j more & Co., ot Somerville. Mass.; James linglis, of the American Blower Co., of j Detroit; A. W. McLHant, of the Alden (Cotton Ml!ls. New Orleans; RusseU H. Lm'. Tirpld(nt ParkhlH Manufacturing Co., of Fitchbarg, Mass.. and John K. ' Rousmaniere, president - ot J. fcpenoer Turner Co., of New York city. The upheaval in manufacturing costs snd in International trae. the crippling of the textile organizations of France. Belgium and Russia, and the rapid rise or the Japanesetextile industry are souie of the effects of , the war which have stirred up textile manufacturers to ."vs-Jr interest in international affairs relating tn their industry. While the commission jn London it will confer with the rep resentatives of the sr.itiisn spinner wno are soon to visit Japan to obtain first hand data on the remarkable expat.sion and prosperity of the Japanese cotton spinning industry. In each of the various j .......................- mUm ' NELSON'S utlll mmkm you twid of Z TKousanJ $ of particular colored people all S avec'tha United States join in declaring f jiairDressing 5 cannot fee equalled. Nelsons is the J original H&K-grad Katr drewing. It has been sold and recommended by drug S stores for over so years." NW Jt tk tnost sutUr W soft arj a ear? to manage, and" firOes it a beautiful gloss. Tatwtfti cJ-rti! to tK dmgof. 5 nd tur tttlra- KELSO KJ'S 5 Nelson Manufacturing Co., Inc. ' " ... -- as richmonl;, va tae new Karo with plenty of substance and a rich Maple Tate in the Green Can. - Ec ?fK U mark.4 with Pcke of "Wt size bearing REFINING CO. C mayo. Rprfati NEW YORK CITY 612 C"1 Bnk Building. New OH sans. La. countries which it visits thee ommission will discuss comparative manufacturing condition with the leaders of the indus try ln that country, so that the members of the commission and . the European manufacturers with wftom they confer may both have a clearer idea than at present as to tariff changes which each country should make. , The world labor program adopted by the peace confer ence at Paris is another subject regarding which the representatives or the Ameri can industry will make Inquiry. The investigation which the commission will make and the discussion into which it . will enter wth . the. European textile manufacturers will be preliminary to tte deliberations of the World Cotton con ference in October. Having In this way Obtained the points of view of the foreign spinners, the committee which has this conference in .charge wttl , be enabled to help plan the' World Cotton conference along lines which wiU be most profitable, - It Is expected that as a result of the visit of this commission to Europe, there will be large delegations from practically al of the important textile manufacturing countries of the world at New Orleans next fall. DECORATION DAY FINAL PLANS ARE BEING COMPLETED Plans for the Decoration Day exercise to be held tomorrow unaer the auspices of the G. A. R-. the Spanish War Vet erans and their auxiliary, are being com pleted and enthusiastic Interest is being manifested in the annuat event. Pursu ant to tne perfection of tnese plans Span ish War Veterans 'and the .toadies Auxili ary of Camp Col. W. F. Williams No. 9. call especial attention to the following: Spanish War Veterans. All members of Cot. W. F. Williams Camp No. 9, are requested to meet at their hall In the Armory promptly at 9 o clock rlday morning. May 30. The Ladies Auxiliary and the veterans wlui Lemon Juice ForJreckles Girls' , Make beauty lotion at home for a few cent. Try It! Squeeze the Juice of two lemons into ft bottle containing three ounces of t ehard white, shake well, and you have a quarter pint of the best freckle ana tan lotion, an complexion beautifier, at very, very small cost. Your grocer has the lemons and any drug store or toilet counter will supply three ounces of orchard white for few cents. Massage this sweetly fr iprant lotion into the face, neck, arms md hands each day and see how freck les and - blemishes disappear and ho elear, soft and white the skin become tsl- It ts harmless. Adv. """ yomr hair C RUTH COLLINS tolmi irl of Ft. Wortk. T . ays rJelson s is the fioaat tlting siis lutsvs for making lit kjur soft aii mmr$ to tratnaje. Sand us $our pkm iuiiniK if Oteu us NfcLSObTS. et'. in nound. of .vr number, nly and h-via. s itiN.ll.il leave on the 9:30 car ror the National cemetary, wnere memorial services will be conducted in conjunction with the A. R. veterans. "U ViRitincr veterans are cordially In vited to be present. Ladies' Auxtriary. ; ' "Members of the Ladies Auxiliary To CoL W. F. Williams Comp, Spanish War veterans are urged to be present at tha hall in the Armory not later than 9 o'clock Friday morning and bring small boquets of flowers! '- - "This invitation Is also extended to all lady relatives of veterans of the Spanish war, whether they are now memoera "I the organization or not. A special car has been reserved for the veterans and auxil iary and a good attendance is desired. "Attention Is also called to the meet ing of the Auxiliary to be held Thurs day night. May 29, at 8 o'clock In the Armory bal. and - ail members and also those desiftng to Join the organization are urged to attend. "MRS. BELLE WATTS, Chairman.' MRS. W. D. CAHOOT. "Secretary." Just What He Needed. "I used a bottle of Chamberlain'3 Tablets some time ago and they proved to be Just what I needed. They re lieved me of indigestion, toned up my liver and rid me of headaches that I had been subject to. They did me a world of good and I will alwalys Speak a good word for them. writes Mrs. Volta Bankson, Chillicbthe. Mo. Adv. - Deacon Dobson t " GET INSURANCE Secure your food supply by send ing a two-cent stamp to National War Garden Commission, at Wash ington, for the garden book. , Insurance Is a goodly thing, you've heard th agents gaily sing, 'twill fill your system up with sand, to have a policy in hand. This man who on his knees you see,' had he Insurance? 'No-slr-ee, he never saw beyond his nose, and now behold his awful woes. If he but had a policy, he wouldn't be afraid yon see, be'd know his folks would get th' cash, when dog .had made him into hash. And so he pleads for one more chance, his worldly wisdom to enhance, and if 'tis granted you will find heir be a man o different mind. Hell take his garden rake and hoe and out . Into th' , garden go, and there by honest, pleasant toil. Insure his Ihr In from th soiL This good, home made Insurance plan is open now to very man, you simply join th gar den club and you're assured your daily grub. Th charter's open every day, you do not hare a cent to pay, no goat to ride or pledge to take except to handle hoe and rake. ' Rfifi lin nroven It Tful cure WW nw .fr - Malaria, Chills and Fever, Bil ious Fever, Colds and LaGrippe. It kills the parasite that causes the fever. It is a splendid laxa tite and general Tonic -adv. SEPf. FLETCHER WOULD REPEAL DAYLIGHT LAW FLORIDA'S SENIOR REPRESEN TATIVE IN CONGRESS V SAYS WAR TIME MEASURE HAS SERVED ITS PURPOSE. BY GEORGE H. MANNING. . Washington, May 28. Senator Dun can U. Fletcher, of Florida, will vote for the repeal of the daylight saving: law, when the matter comes up in the senate, he stated today. The repeal of this law was provided for In an amendment to the agricultural ap propriation bill which was talked to death, along: with nearly all other appropriation bills except the rivers and harbors bill In the republican fili buster last March. "I realize that the dayligh saving law served a useful purpose during Uhe war in the saving cf light and power, ana in many parts - of the country it would undoubtedly" be well to continue it," said Senator Fletcher. "But congress cannot, of course, con tinue it In one section and repeal it in another, and -the law was justltied as an extraordinary exercise of power incident to the conservation of the na tion resources during the war. I have not reached the point, where becausa it may be desirable for some parts of the country sometimes to follow a certain policy. I believe it should be, imposed upon all the people all the time by- act of congress. "The action of the interstate com merce commission in placing most of the state of Florida in the eastern time zone, which I do not criticise, has already put the people east of the Apalachicola river one hour ahead of their accustomed time, and when an other hour is added by virtue of the daylight saving la ly from March to October, it works too great a hardship on the farmers and the laboring peo ple, as well as many merchants and Other business men, and I shall ac cordingly vote for the xepeal of the law insofar as it provides this addi tional "hour of daylight the emergen cy which justified It having passed. Beauty More Than Skin Deep. There is an old saying that beauty is only skin deep. That may be so with those who get their beauty Out of a box but not the genuine sort. Beauty is really only another word for good health and no woman who "Is bilious and constipated can reasonably hope to be beautiful. Chamberlain's Tab lets will correct these disorders, then with proper diet and exercise there is no reason why any young woman with regular- features may not hope to be beautiful. Adv. B Weather Report. x (Compiled for the Journal by the Weather Bureau Office.) Pensacola Fla., May 29, 1919. Sunrise, 5:49. Sunset. 7:44. . Moonrise, 5:50 a. m. Moonset, 8:09 p. m. x ext phase of the moon, new moon, 9th. ' High tide. 11:01 axn. Low tyc 9:00 p. rot. YESTERDAY'S WEATHER. :km perature T a. m., 70. t 7 p. m., 75. Highest, 77. T.rwest, 88. Mian, 72. Normal, 77. Mean same date last year, 77 . Accumulated deficiency this year to daU 2.91. ilighest of record for May, 93 de grees. - lowest of record for May, 44 de grees. I-.AINFALL - For 24 hours ending 7 p. rru, .14. Total for this month to 7 p. m.. 4.39 Kormal for May, 2.68 inches. Accumulated excess this year to date, 1S.17. - " - IIIIMIDITT S a. S9. 1 p. m S8. S p. 89. BAROMETER , 7 a. m., 2S.85. 7 p. m., 29-82. DirawAiiaiii The pore-clean sing, purifying and sterilizing properties of this wonder fnl skin soap, using plenty of Jot water and soap, best applied with the hands, will prove m revelation to those who us it foctha first time. Touch pimples, redness, roughness or itching, if any, with Coticora Oint ment before bathing. Dry and dost, lightly with Cuticora Talcum, a fas cinating fMgrance fat powdering and perfuming the akin. The cost of these ideal skin purifiers is 35 cents each everywhere. aa?ls Zah M r Ma. iUitr mtot "CMtin. D-vt. F. Bast." Sold omm t m Wa. Saap2ae. Ointmaat mwt iSe. Takaas Jc SKI WITM CONSTANT ' ITCHING AL MOST UNBEARABLE Only those afflicted with Ec zema, with its terrifying irrita tion and ceaseless itching know what constant torture this dis- ease can cause, ine aisease ap pears in different ways, some times with a reddening and irri tation of the skin, sometimes in the form of blisters. Other cases of Eczema take the form of a dry, scaly condition of the skin that cracks and peels. But no matter in what form' the dis ease appears, it is a source of constant fiery irritation that is well-night unbearable. Eczema is very often consid ered a skin disease. This is a natural mistake, as it attacks the skin and it is through the skin that it causes so much dis comfort and suffering. But the real seat of the disease is the blood. The germs of Eczema are in the blood and the irritated and diseased condition of the skin is the result of the germs trying to break out of the sys tem. Beyond the use of anti septics to promote cleanliness, there is no local treatment that will accomplish a permanent cure of this disease. And those who have ben . relying alto gether upon salves, soaps, oint ments and other local applica tions to the skin will find that no permanent good will come from such treatment by itself. yRead how Basil M. Lanfaeau, who resides on Confederate ave nue, in Atlanta, Ga., found re lief from this terrifying disease after all local treatment had failed. He writes : ALLIES AGAIN WIN WIN MATCH FROM NAVAL STATION The "Allies" reDeatd their victory of a week ago by trimming the Xaval Air Station bowlers three strings and the total pinfall at the Pastime alleys last night. Deeken had the highest to tal with 511 and Griffin had the high est singlestring with 212., The score: ' Alt IPS Lurton V : . 175 130 128 435 Cvitani . 147 148 171 466 Gordon. .......153 168 147 473 Jones . '. ,.168 146 144 4oft Griffin . . .173 223 146 443 Totals 821 815 736 2272 AIR STATION. Klein. .... ...212 140 148 500 Ffeiffer . .'. 135 118 125 378 Hungerford . ,,.....119 152 119 390 Deeken . .... ..173 173 165 511 Strong .....158 157 '165 480 Totals 737 740 722 2259 That's what makes some women so . .... .tlirn Mmnl.vlnn fa mnrA Important than good features and com plexion is something is something within your own control. By using you can remove all blotches, spots and skin eruptions that mar one's beauty. It Is an old established time-tried rem edy that realy overcomes eczema, ring worm, tetter, itch and all skin affections. Sold at drug stores. Shuptrine Com pany Savannah Ga. Adv. 666 HAS MORE IMITATIONS THAN ANY OTHER CHILL AND FEVER TONIC ON THE MARKE1 . - . Bat No One Wants an Imit' . r They Are Dangerous In the Med Icine "Line. Imitators C i See How to Copy the Style of Pack age, Directions, etc., aM Give It Some Name or Number, Bui They Cannot See the adients and Are Liable to Get Then . ' Wrong.. 166 has proven It will curs Malaria, Chills and Fever, Bilious Fever, Colds and LaClrippe. It kills the parasite that onuses the fever. 668 is the most speedy remedy we know; it will soon breaJc the fever and then if taken as a tenia the fever wlU sot return. (66 Is a fine tonic for pale people. 1 4& builds up the blood corpuscles to a ABLAZE ECIEMA suffered with a most aggravated case 8f Eczema the Itching being so severe that I could not sleep. I used thirteen pounds of ointment, tried near ly every skin remedy, besides being treated by two skin specialists. I am now convinced that Eczema is nothing but a blood trouble, for after taking several bottles of S. S. S. I am entirely cured." .years of untold suffering can be avoided if the real cause of a disease can be definitely deter mined, and the proper method of treatment employed. Hence those afflicted with Eczema will continue to suffer as long as they consider the disease a con dition of the skin, and rely sole ly upon local applications of salves, ointments and similar remedies. If you really want to be cured you must realize that he disease is in the blood, and you can expect relief only from treatment that is directed to xxrnrri rlpAnsinc? the blood of the disease germs. This is why S.. S.,S. is so succesful in the treat ment of Eczema and all other diseases of the blood ; because it acts as an antidote to any im purity that finds lodgement in the blood. Being purely vege table and guaranteed not to con tain a particle of mineral sub stance, it is ' an exceptionally fine tonic, and besides eliminat ing from the blood all traces of impurity, it builds up and strengthens the entire ssytem at the same time. We invite everyone afflicted with Eczema or other blood or skin disease, to write our medi cal department for advice which is gladly given without charge. Full instructions as to how to treat your own individual case will be gladly furnished by our chief medical adviser, who is an expert on these diseases. Ad dress Swift Specific Cb 407 Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga. VACATIONS AiyB DISCOURAGED BY VOCATIONAL BOARD , - Washington, May 27. Training for returned soldiers Is made intensive and as nearly continuous as possible in order that full wage-earning em ployment may be secured as early as expedient. For this reason the fed eral board for vocational education does not encourage vacations for men taking re-education courses. However, some men are being trained in insti tutions where coursese cannot be ar ranged during vacation periods, and in addition the physical condition of some men demand a rest period. These two classes of men are allowed, dur ing such vacation periods, the sara payments to which they are entitled while in actual attendance upon their courses. . The board, however, wiU en courage men whose physical condition permits, to continue their training during the months the schools and colleges are closed, by engaging In some occupation related to the form al training coursese they are pursuing. Men who are being trained on tho job will be allowed no vacation with pay, unless their physical condition, according to the advice of a medical officer," requires it. G66 quickly relieves Constipa tion, Biliousness, Loss of Appe tite and Headaches, due to Tor pid Liver adv. red, healthy condition, giving a nab ural, healthy complexion. 661 QUickly relieves Constipation Biliousness, .Loss of Appetite. Foul Breath and Headaches, due to Torpit Liver. We especially recommend 668 foi these exposed to the weather, as thsl can take It, eat anything they want and go right on With their work wiU no fear ot being smllTated. 4t