The Pensacola journal., June 06, 1919, Page 7, Image 7

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THE PENSACOLA JOURNAL. FRIDAY-MORNING, JUNE 6, 1919.
It means flour which has a sci
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inestimable food value.
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BALI. PLAYERS
III TRIPPED AND
LEG FRACTURED
C. W. Scott, center fielder on the
Pensacola Ship Building Co. baseball
team, sustained a cornpound fracture
of his lft leg: when he tripped as he
was ovor-running ' first base In the
fourth Inning of yesterday's game be
twen ths Ship Yard and the Woodmen
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TOT I hK
for th
e small investor
to buy
OIL
-That the small investor, the man of limited
means, has implicit confidence in R. J. Brew
ton, has been daily demonstrated the past few
days, by the crowds that have called at the
office of the Oklahoma Star Refining Com
pany, and made purchases of stock in that
company. , '
Mr. Brewton, who reserved some of the
stock for the man of smalf means, is glad to
announce that his efforts to care for the
small investor are being appreciated, and he
knows these investors will never regret hav
ing purchased the stock.
Mr. Brewton wishes to state that the books
of the company will close Saturday after
noon. It would be well for all who can spare
$1(1.00 or $25.00 to call and secure stock in
this company. It must be remembered that
Mr. Brewton will not sell stock to any one per
son in excess of $100.00 as he wishes to dis
tribute the stock among as many as possible.
Remember, the books close Saturday.
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R. J. BREWTON, President
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311 American National Bank Building
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Rising Sun
when applied to ,
Self Rising Flour
is more than a trade name
WELLES-KAHN CO
Pensacola, Fia.
on the East Hill diamond.
The boy was carried to the Pensa
cola hospital by R, H. Weatherlow, as
sistant manager of. the Woodmen's
team, and II. H. Rogers, manager of
the Ship Yard team, and others who
were nearby when the acident hap
pened. They remained with the young
man as long as they could be of ser
vice to him and left him early last
night resting as well as could he hoped
for.
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MY
COMPANY
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PEORIA VOHAH HAS
GAIFIED 30 - POUNDS
MrsTDoll Davis Says She Feels
Like a Different Woman Since
Taking Tanlac.
Since taking Tanlac I have gained
thirty pounds and never felt better in
my life," said Mrs. Doll Davis, who
lives at 103 Samuel avenue. Peoria,
111., the other day.
"I don't believe I could posslblv
find words to tell you how I suffered
during the last Seven years." contin
ued Mrs. Davis, "and when I began
taking Tanlac a short time ago, I
had about come to the conclusion
that I would never be well again. All
my trouble was caused by the "terri
ble condition of my stomach. For two
or three hours, after meals my food
would lie In my stomach undigested
and cause me a world of suffering.
My food didn't seem to nourish me at
all, and I just got weaker all the
time. My nerves were also in awful
condition, and for. the past year I
was not able to sleep very much.
Many nights I would suffer from a
nervous, throbbing headache all night
long, and not sleep a bit. Every
morning I would just have to drag
myself out of bed. and if I over-ex
erted myself the least bit during the
day I would have to go back to bed.
My kidneys gave me lots o'f trouble,
too, and I had slight attacks of urem
ic poison. I finally got so weak from
loss of weight and strength that I
was hardly able to get around at all.
"I was in this awful condition when
i commenced, taking Tanlac, but it
wasn't very long before things began
to change. My appetite came .back
and I was soon eating just anything
I wanted without suffering after
wards. I have just finished my fifth
bottle and I can truthfully say that
I never had better health In my life.
It is simply fine to be able to sit
down and eat just anything that my
appetite calls for after suffering as
long as I did. My nerves are in fine
condition now, and I sleep like a baby
every night, and all my neighbors
are asking me the same question,
'what in the world have you been
taking to cause this improvement in
your health? And it just does my
heart " good to tell them that Tanlac
is entirely responsible for it. It is
wonderful the way I have gained In!
weight, and -1 feel like a different
person altogether. I am more than
glad to recommend Tanlac to every
body." Tanlac Is sold by leading druggists
everywhere. Adv.
CAMP SEABREEZE
IS NOW OPEN FOR
WORKING GIRLS
An outing place for working girls
and women of Pensacola is now open
and ready for them. It is Camp Sea-
breeze. The Patriotic League con
ceived the idea, and Miss Adams is in
charge of the resort. Mrs. Beck, of the
Chamber of Commerce, can supply all
wanted information.
The camp is exclusively for girls who
work. It is not a place for families,
nor for men. but for working girls. It
satisfies a want that is often expressed
in communities large enough to have
a considerable number of women who
support themselves by daily toil, and
the working community of Pensacola
is considered fortunate in being offered j
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such an ideal opportunity.
OPENS ELECTRIC
GARAGE ; OFFERS
TO INSPECT FREE
The Pensacola Electric Garage has
been, opened at . Chase . and Baylen
streets by A. J. Pockrus. Mr. Pockrus
has attended a storage battery school
i in the north and is prepared to offer a
free inspection Service. ..' ,
The new automobile repair shop is
well equipped to make all sorts of re
pairs and Mr. Pockrus is known as an
expert automobile., mechanic
Come Fill
With Tetley's cool delicious iced
tea! It's refreshing it's well flavored
it's thirst-quenching!
Tetley's Teas are selected from
the world's finest tea gardens; skil
fully blended; and carefully packed
to protect the strength and flavor.
You will find Tetley's Orange
Pekoe Tea delicious when iced. A
chilled, tinkling glass makes you for
get the heat!
BAD CHECKS
LEFT 1 WAKE
OFSTRANGER
NAME OF A LOCAL INSURANCE
MAN WAS USED BY ALLEGED
FORGER IN FLEECING TWO
LOCAL VICTIMS.
Aforger has just departed from
Pensacola leaving a trail of unau
thorized checks in his wake.? The
light fingered artist used the' name
of eslie Partridge, of the Partridge
Insurance Agency, paying for some
fancy haberdashery and clothing at
Joseph Coleman s with one of the
spurious checks and settling his bill
for board and lodging at the San
Carlos with another,
At the hotel he registered as R. A.
Young, and when in the Coleman
store he was J. T. Clark. At both
places he told a story of having en
tered the employ of Mr. Partridge and
having received the checks as salary
and commissions. The signature was
said to. have been a poor imitation of
the handwriting of the insurance man.
The check given the San Carlos
vas for $37.20 and the other for 522.75.
bdth on the American National Bank,
at "which institution Mr. Partridge
says he has not had an account since
1913. It is said that the stranger left
two board bills in the city unpaid.
The check left at the hotel has been
photographed and copies sent to the
National Hotel Protective Association
and to hotel managers broadcast to
gether with, a description of the long
fingered gentleman, and Officer Mc
Intyre has been assigned to the case.
The theory of Mr. Partridge is that
the forger is a party who recently
made him a proposition to act as ljis
representative in certain Alabama
towns. The stranger called at the
Partridge office when Mr. Partridge's
father was . the only person in the
office. While the senior Mr. Partridge
was out of the room for a moment,
the stranger entered and on the re
turn of Mr. Partridge to the room,
stated his proposition and was per
mitted t odiscuss it for a moment
with the younger Mr. Partridge over
the telephone. When the forged
checks came to light, Mr. Partridge
carefully checked up all the papers
in hi3 office and found missing one
insurance policy bearing his Signa
ture, and two eheets of bland Ameri
can bank checks, torn out of the
middle of a book which had lain in
the back of an office desk drawer for
several years. The - checks forged
were taken from these extracted
eheets an dfour are still to be ac
counted for. Mr. Partridge believes
that the applicant for an agency
helped himself to the blank checks
and the policy during the absence of
his father from the room.
SPECIAL SONGS AND
SERMON FEATURED
BAPTIST MEETING
Whn the pastor called for an ex
pression from those who were especial
ly interested in the personal salvation
of their friends and others at the close
of the service last evening some forty
people stood thus manifesting that the
sermon of the"vening mare a strong
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man an invitation to church member
ship was given and one member was
received. The text used by Dr. Ans
ley ,the pastor, was taken from I Cor.
4:5: "Then Shall Eeach Man Have
Praise From God."
The preacher advanced the thought
that no one is indifferent to blame or
praise. Those who claim to be are in
sincere or hasty in their conclusions.
Lov of commendation and praise is a
healthy and normal desire. God pro
jects the gospel plan on this funda
mental characteristic of human nature
and offers reward for service. The dis
tinction was clearly made that we are
saved by grave through faith and that
we are rewarded in addition for fith-
6ur Glass
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ful service. - , - -
Four crowning rewards were men
tioned. First, the crown of life for en
during temptation. Second, incorrup
tible crown for those who overcome
the corruptible flesh. Third, the crown
of life, spoken of by Paul. Fourth, the
crown of Glory given f roleading souls
to Christ.' , These points were all en
forced by apt and forceful illustrations.
Special songs by Mr. and Mrs. But
ler, who always deeply stir audiences
to whom they singe were: "Why I
Gave My Heart to Christ," rendered as
a solo by Mr. Butler. "Looking Thi3
Way," and "Will the Circle be Un
broken," rendered as a duet. Those
who fail to hear either Dr.'Arisley in
his strong series of revival sermons or
Mr. and Mrs. Butler who sing with
such wonderful pathos and deep senti
ment are missing a rare opportunity.
The meetings wll continue through
the remainder of the week except Sat
urday and all next week. '
lysssaassSBSESaalK
55 - . S!
MYRTLE GROVE.
H S 3 K
A very interesting program was en
joyed by many Monday night of last
week, at the school house which was
given under the direction of Miss Lauri
Williams. -
Morgan Caro took by complete sur
prise his friends when he arrived last
Sunday evening with a" young bride.
Cupid has been quite busy inwour com
munity. There v was interest in the
marriage of Miss Fanny Hart to Mr.
Percy Parise which was solemnized at
the First Methodist church Thursday
night. Another wedding of ' Interest
Accountants, Public
RAINES. R. T.
"Public Accountant Auditor
American National Bank Building,
-Pensacola. Fia. McCaskiH Block.
DeFuniak Springs, Fia.
Automobiles.
ronrji rT?os. MOTOR car
O. H. HATS. Dealer. Phcne 874
Auto Painting
PENSACOLA BnOGY
131-13.1 Kt IfHerulenola.
WORKS
Phone R7
Auto Repairer and Accessories.
ABBOTT AUTO REPAIR CO.
201 N. Palafox street. Phone 415
A complete line of Automobile Accessories
Bakeries.
REEDS SANITARY DAKERT
198 N Palafox St. Phone 484
BENNETTS
426 Went Belmont.
BAKKPY
Phone 815
Baggage and Transfer.
BORRAR TRANSFER CO.
T-t rnm Ptrt Phon 1143
Chiropractors
W. C. OOELZ
Chiropractor
Office., phone 39S: Residence. 224T
?-331 Brent BuUdlng.
Clothiers
M & O. CIXTHIN3 STORE
S19-323 South Palafox. Phone 1185
Coal Dealers.
CART & CO.
Office Phones 9S-lt9; Tsrd Phones -H4
Dry Cleaning.
NATIONAL DRY
18 East Garden St.
CLEANING CO.
Phone 251.
Druggists.
THE CENTRAL PHARMACY
100 South Palafox. Phones 177-17S
THE CRYSTAL PHARMACY
33 South Palafox. . Phones 921-932
D'ALEMBERTE'S PHARMACY
121 South Palafox phone 109
Electrical Supplies
PEAKR ELECTRIC & SANITARY
PLUMBING CO.
20 S. Palafox Street. Phone 243
BAROCO ELECTRIC CO.
17 Weat Garden Street. Phone 61$
LEE'S ELECTRICAL. CO.
Electrical Supplies
Phones 1674-2093. 109 K. Palafox St
REED BINGHAM
House Wlrlngr. Electrical Supplies,
Contractor.
Phone 2075 Box 28i
Florists.
MRS. NELLIE M. BOYSEN
The Only Down Town Florist.
18 West Garden Street. Phone 1800
NORTH HILL GREENERY
Greenho'ises. 919 N. BaTn St. Phone 887
Slower Shop. 9 W. Roman St. . Phone ESS
IN THIS
D I RECTO Ft Y
Can I Find
This Question Is Ever on
Lips of the Afflicted.
the
Eczema, Tetter, Erysipelas, and
other terrifying conditions of the
Skin, are deep-seated blood diseases,
and applications of salves, lotions and
washes can only afford temporarv re
lief without reaching the real ea.t
of the trouble. But just because local
treatment has done you no good, there
Is no reason to despair. You simpiy
have not sought the proper treatment.
that is within your reach.
You have the experience of others
who have suffered as you have to
guide you to a prompt riddance of
blood and skin diseases. No matter
will be celebrated Wednesday night
when Mr. I. Johnson becomes a bene
dict. Miss Egan Caro happend to an acci
dent last week when she . accidently
ran her car into the dipping vat.
Lovie Boyett entertained with a
party at his home last Friday night en
tertaining as his guests. Mr. and
Mrs. Parile, Mr. and Mxs. Caro, Mr.
and Mrs. Archie. Mr. I. Johnson, Mis.s
Flossie Helton, Mr. Lawrence Manes,
.Miss Sula Caro, Miss Birdie Maines,
Mr. Frank Shears, .Mr. Dan Shaffer
and Miss Eva Tanton.
The Marriage of Miss Martha Redd
to Mr. R. Shelby was quietly solemn
ized last Sunday.
This
Directory
Is Issued Three
Times a Week and
the Charge
$1.00 Per Month
Where
Phone 1500 and tell us
enter your name under
proper classification.
Central Trades Council
PENSACOTaA TRADES AND LABOR
COUNCIL
R. D. LaMOXT, Sec, Box 83. v-
Foundries.
BAT SHORE FOUNDRY CO..
811 West Main Street. Phone C77
Groceries.
MRS. THELMA FRENCH
Groceries and Soft Drinks
Phone 2263. Chase and Eighth
Ave,
MRS. L. W. VAN METER .
Groceries.
9to Ave. and Strong. . Phone 1657
ll CRAY GROCERY CO.
459 West Jackson SU Phone 1158
NICK VASSO
Fruits and Groceries.
500 EL Wrlfrht St.
Phone 473
Horseshoing.
O. A. BRIGOS
Practlca' Ilorseehoer
16 W. Intend encia St.
Phone 622
Ice Dealers.
PENSACOLA ICE CO.
N. Tarragona. Phones B9-S59
108-10
Job Printers.
MAYES PRINTING- CO.
J 5 Wm Government PJL Phono 181
Laundry.
THE PERFECTION LAUNDRY
Dry Cleaning and Steam Freasing
Phone 18
Motor Boat Supply Store.
PENSACOLA OAS riNUINE &
SUPPLY CO.
713 S. Palafox St. Phone 627
GULF MACHINE WORKS
813-817 South Pnlafcr Phones I62-143
Market and Grocer.
JOHN CRESSES. GROCER
924 N. Davis Street. Phone 432
TONY CLEVRO
, CHRIS CARVEL GROCER
t20 N. Gulllemarde. Phone 1148
B. B. MARKETS
Meats
PeVW!er Street.
319 N.
Phone 947
Meat Markets.
THE PARLOR MARKET
214 South Palafox. Phones 173-174
Merchant Tailors.
DAN BROWN. MERCHANT TAILOR CO.
Expert Steam CJeantng and Dyeing.
Suits Pressed 26c.
?" W. Btlrront St. Phone 922
Music Stores.
CLUTTER MUSIC HOUSE
114 South Palafox Street. Phone 15
Newspapers.
THE PENSACOLA JOURNAL
Daily-Weekly-Sunday
Phones: Editorial. 33; Business. 1509
THE PENSACOLA NEWS
Evening Except Sunday
Phones: Editorial 454; Business. Ill
Relief From
ItchingTerrifying Fczema?
how terrifying the Irritation, no mat
ter how unbearable the itching ami
burning of the skin, S. S. S. will
promptly reach the seat of the trouble,
and forever rout from the blood every
trace of the disease, Just as It haa
for others, who have suffered as you
have. This grand blood remedy has
been used for more than fifty years,
and you have only to give it a fair
trial to be restored to perfect health.
Our chief medical adviser is an
authority on blood and skin disorders,
and he will take pleasure in giving
you such advice as your individual
case may need, absolutely without
cost. Write today, describing your
case to Medical Department. Swift
Specific Co., 252 Swift Laboratory,
Atlanta Ga, Adv.
"OVER THE TOP"
SAVING SOCIETY
TO MEET TODAY
All pupils of the eighth grade of the
J. B. Lockey school are expected to at
tend the meeting of the "Over the Top"
war savings society at the school build
ing jit 4:30 o'clock this afternoon.
War stamps dnd thrift stamps will
be on sale.
"BLUE RIBBON" TALKS
The Flavor Is what makes the des
sert. Blue Ribbon Vanilla is famous
for delicious flavor.
to
the
Optician.
DR. T. O.
Expert Orticfrn.
YATES
Flpher Bultdhi
Painters, Paper Hangers.
H. B. WELLS
J" ET"t Government.
Phone 773
hotographers.
" CHAS. COTTRELL
204 1-2 South Palafox. Phnn.
Restaurants.
ANGELOS DAIRY LUNCH
jgfLggi'th Palafox Street. phone 109
Shoe Shops.
SAM CHARLES
Shoe Maker
Palafox and Main Sts.
Phone 111
,, 5T ,mR REPAIR SHOP'
1021 N. Davlw Street. Phone lf
CHATTMAN'S ELECTRICAL SHOE
SHOP
For City Quality at Village Prlcea
Warrington. Fit.
Ship Chandlery.
A. ZKLTOS
711 S. Palafox St.
Phone 139
Taxi Serrice.
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V. Q. VENTTTRA
Taxi Rer-rlc-
East Garden St.
Phone SO?
BoVa Taxi Phone 333
Service Day and Night
18 West Garden
Tjn Workers.
N. A. COX. TIN SHOP
510 S. PrJafox Sreet. Phone 412
Tailoring.
KING TAILORING CO.
Builder., of Pine Fitting Clothes
80 South Palafox Street
Trained Nurses.
Rirjatery of Trained Nurses at WhltVs
Pharmacy. Day Phone 180. Night 448
Turkish Baths.
PENSACOLA HOSPITAL.
Phone 843.
UMBRELLAS AND PARASOLS
. REPAIRED
Work Guaranteed
J. C. Young 102 E. Gregr7
Wholesale Grocers.
CONSOLIDATED GROCERY CX
201 E. Garden St. Phone 1710
Undertakers.
NOR T HTTP A WOOf
undertaker.
West Intendencia St.
Phone 29.
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