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THE PENSACOLA JOURNAL WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE 11, 1919.
YSPEPSIA
Distress after eating- and gas
Jn stomach quickly relieved by
SULFERRO-SOL
The wonder medicine for Blood and
Stomach diseases. Druggists sell it.
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PENSACOLA.
Pensacola, June 10, 1919. "W.1
Receipts Casks
Last Tar
Today i , 226 300
This month 1.2S7 1,322
This season 6,062 4.18S
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To eat them, is to ad
vertise them-
The best and fastest
selling corn flakes in
America . A try tells why.
Speak
Out
Brother
is the high sign of fellow
members.
Yes, all the lire ones belong
to the LIME COLA lodge.
Its inborn goodness, uni
form flavor and sparkling
vim make them stay mem
bers in good standing. fc
LIME COLA is more than a
name. It's the monicker of
the best drink you ever ex
changed the coin of the
realm for. It's
ffZt Happy Snappy Combin
ation of Col and Lime.
. t V 1 1 ; ,
barkle ot YoulMU
Morulas, Noon and Klgbt
Shipments, Casks
Today 1,055 383
This month 5,085 ' 1,779
This season 19,339 9,794
Stocks, Casks
Today 21,463 36.233
April 1 34,740 41,833
Receipts, Barrels.
Last Tear
Today 572 i 592
This month 3,179 3,955
This season 17,768 14,243
Shipments Barrels. 4
Today . 125 350
This month 1,380 2,776
amon
cornflakes!
L Ml
A food creation
that excels in
flavor and
substance
is
it.
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39,775
'
47,820 ,
This season 14,754
Stocks, Barrols. .
Today 52,845
April 1 49,831
Quotations were as follows:
Close
73,3o0 ,
X. WW . .
WO . . . . .
...14.10
...13.90
...13.75
...13.00
...12.75
...11.40
...11.30
,...11.20
...11.15
...11.10
...10.75
SAVANNAH
Savannah. June 10. The spirit mar
ket was Arm at 104 with sales of 324
casks.
Receipts, Cask8.
v Last Tear
Today , 373 453
This season 9,725 7,962
Shipments, Casks
Today 180
This season 25,277 8,731
Stocks, Casks.
Today 11,494 23,524
April 1 18,850 14,293
The rosin market was firm with
sales of 578 barrels.
Receipts, Barrels
Today 1.219
This season 20,144
Shipments, Barrels
Today 606
This season 25,681
Stocks, Carrels.
Today . 56,078
April 1 62,541
Quotation were as follows
1,78,4
30,159
31,467
94.955
96,263
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(BOTTLES) f
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Close.
15.00
, 14.85
14.45
13.75-14.20
13.50-70
13.20-25
13.00
12.90-13.00
12S5-13.00
1280-90
12.40-75
12.00-50
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WOOD! WOOD! WOOD!
WE HAVE IT
ESCAMBIA WOOD YORD
PINE BLOCKS, ALSO SPf.IT 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.
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8 Weather Report. 9
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Sunrise, 5:47.
Sunset, 7:50.
Moonrise, 6:19 p. m.
Moonset, 4:11 a. m.
Next phase of the moon, full moon.
13th.
High tide, 10.: 49 a. m.
Low tide, 8:06 p. m.
YESTERDAY'S WEATHER.
TEMPERATURE
7 a. m., 78.
7 p. m., 81.
' Highest, 84.
Lowest, 78.
Mean, 81.
Normal, 80.
Mean same date last year, 78.
Accumulated deficiency this year to
date, 3.05.
Highest of record for June. 101 de
grees. Lowest of record for June, 55 de
grees. RAINFALL
For 24 hours ending 7 p. m., 0.
Total for this month to 7 p. m., 0.8S.
Normal for June, 4.87 inches.
Accumulated excess this year to
date, 17.43.
J MARKET REPORTS R
New York, June 10. Cotton futures
opened strong. July, 31.60 to 32.08;
October, 31.00 to 30.70; December,
30.52: January, 30.22; March. 29.85.
Cotton closed firm. July, 31.40; Oc
tober, 30.63: December, 30.35; January,
30.05; March, 29.65.
New Orleans, June 10. Cotton fu
tures opened strong. July. 31.95; Oc
tober, 30.15; December, 29.95; January,
29.71; March, 29.39.
Spot cotton steady, fifty points up.
Sales on the spot, 1.033 bales, to ar-
I rive 240.' Low middling. 17.00: mid
dling. 31.75; good middling, 32.75. Re
ceipts 4,890; stock 421..394.
Liverpool, June 10. Spot cotton
quiet, prices strong. Good middling,
20.99; fully middling. 20.39; middling.
19.89; low middling, 18.34; good or
dinary. 16.C9; ordinary, 16.10. Sales 3,
000 bales Including 2,600 American.
Receipts 16,000 bales "including 15.200
bales American. Futures closed irreg
ular and unsettled. June 19.73: July,
19 33; September, 18.60; October, 18.23;
January, 17.75; March, 17.53.
New York, June 10. Reports from
"WashingtoVi that Jthe federal reserve
board was seriously concerned over
speculative activities seemed to un-
settle the market durinsr the early af
ternoon and there wa3 a very severe
break under liquidation. October
' contracts sold off to 30.05, or 123
points from the highest level of the
morning and 18 points net lower.
Heavy realizing and selling for a
reaction caused a sudden br"eak of
about 60 points from the early high
level and the -market was less active
with fluctuations feverish and irregu
lar. October sold off 30 59 or back
to within 36 points of x last "n;
j closing figures but held around 30.70
at midday.
JACKSONVILLE
- Jacksonville. June 10. The spirit
market was strong at 104 with sales
of 38 casks.
Receipts, Casks.
Last Year
Todav 3C 269
This season 14,663
Shipments, Cask .
Today 1.740
This season 64,660
Stocks, Casks.
Today 9.949
April 1 41,644
15.565
18,637
54.147
57.219
The rosin market was strong with
sales of 712 barrels.
Receipts, Barrels.
Last Yea'
Today 124 1.472
This season 45,430 46,22fi
Shipments, Barrels.
Today 970
This season 45,300 70,035
Stocks, Barrels.
Today 121.561 134.S77
April 1 120,652 178,233
Quotations were as follows:
Close.
X, WW 15.85
WG 15.10
9 14.90
M 14.50
K 14.35
I 13.25
H, G ... 13.10-13.35
F 13.00-13,25
WHERE'S MISS HUFF?
RETIRED? NO, SHE'S
IN "OH, YOU WOMEN!"
Popular Paramount Star Plays Lead
ing Woman's Role in Emerson
Loos Comedy.
Thousands of people recently won
dered where Louise Huff had gotten
to. Thousands of questions were sent
to the different query editors of papers
asking that question. All they could
say In return, "From the best advice,
we have learned that she has retired
from the screen for a short while and
do not know what her future work will
be."
At the Isi3 theatre next Friday and
Saturday the question will be answered
for Miss Huff has emerged from her
retirement and she Is again seen In a
Paramount Picture, this time as the
co-star with Ernest Truex, in a re
markable Emerson-Loos production,
"Oh, You Women!"
Miss Huff was with the Paramour.
organization for many years and ehr
played opposite several well known
stars. She decided to go into retire
ment, but it was only for a short time
for there was a real demand for her
work, and she happened to be the only
star who would play best opposite Er
nest Truex in the great "after the war
story, produced by Emerson and Loor
based on the idea of what the peopl
would do after the boys came home.
Liberty Theatre.
Bert Pence and his Hello Girls ar
at the Liberty and are a riot of fur
and laughter in their offering ' Plaste
of Paris". The two Candler brother
are the specialists of the show an-1
their work is a new departure in fea
turing favorite songs in an origina'
way, and in their singles "Mississipp"
Volunteers" and "For Liberty" they
made quite a hit. Lilliam Meek thr
ingenue is a very pleasing young lady
of sweet personality, she leads the
opening ensemble and also favored up
with a rendition of "Sweet Dady".
which was well received by the audi
ence. Bert Pence as the comedian is a host
in himself as is also Florence Gordon
both of these are clever artists. Bert in
his pick out number made the hit
of the evening asssited as he was by
the ladies of his good looking chorus
this number seemed to tickle the audi-
pnrp impnfiplv and ho va R also well
liked in his cleverly arranged potpour-
rl of sonjrs of today and yesterday'
On the whole the company is a we
balanced one and will do well. Th
will offer at today's matinee "Wilsoi
Night Out."
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NOP MA TALMADGE I
AT ISIS TODAY
A General El
luy the Fan that Outsells
G-E fans outsell all others. The G-E Whiz, nine-Inch slnglespeed an
has met with such popular favor that early buying is the part of wisdom. Its
quality and durability make it a worthy figure in the well-known General Electric
line. , . ,
G-E Fans can be bought from:
Pensacola Electric Company
Holmes and McDermott Artists of
Repute.
Stuart Holmes, who plays the role
of the villain In Norma Talmadge's
latest Select Picture, "The New Moon,"
in which she is presented by Joseph
M. Schnck today and tomorrow at the
Isis Theatre, and Marc McDermott,
Who also has a nimportant role, are
both portrait artists of considerable
talent, when not engaged in making
pictures.
Mr. Holmes is likewise a sculptor,
und last year exhibited his "Bust of
President Wilson" at the Independent
exhibition in New York. He has also
the distinction of having made the
models fo rthe eagles over the door
of the Chicago postoffice, and has re
cently finished a portrait in oils of
Miss Talmadge.
Mi. McDermott works in black and
white rather than oil, and is more in
terested in landscapes and marine
3cenes than he is in portraits, but not
to be outdone by Mr. Holmes, Mr. Mc
Dermott made a series of impression
'stic India ink sketches of Norma Tal
nadge in her Russian story, "The New
Moon."
Mr. McDermott first studied art
.hile making pictures abroad for the
'dison company. He has a collection
f very beautiful sketches of old ca
'ledrals. views on the Thames, quaint
rohitectural drawings of houses in the
'Hie peasant villages of France, and
ther interesting sketches which he
i.ade during the year he spent in Eng
ine! and France.
19 HAS CONQUERDE
BLOOD POISON
Scrofulous eruptions, pimples on the
"ace,are both annoying and dlsfigur-
Sores, ulcers, mucous patches.
colored spots, glandular swell
flamed eyelids, wasting of the
constipation, a form Of dys
nd stomach trouble can all be
ult of blood poison. "Number
The Blood,' -an old doctor's
oresr
'ption. is the best treatment for
all forms o( blood poison known to
medical science.
Made by J. C. Mendenhall, 40 years
a druggist, Evansville, Ind.
j Sold by Crystal Pharmacy. Adv.
RAILROAD SCHEDULES
Louisville & Nashville R. R.
Arrival and departure of passenger
trains at Pensacola. Fla.
' The following schedule figures pub
UMifd as information and not guaran
teed. (Central Standard Time)
AHRTVPS. LKAVES
5:30 p.m. Montgomery, Bir
mingham, Nashville,
Louisville. Cincinnati 12:30 p.m.
6:30 p.FB. St. T.outs. Chicago,
v Memphis 12:30 p.m.
6:30 p.m.' Npw Orleans, Mo-
bile 12:30 p.m.
6:30 p.ra. Atlanta," Wnnhing-
' ton. New York 12:30 J.m.
6:45 a;.m. . Mopteomtry, Blr-nTlne-haTi,
Nashville,
Ixyjisville, Cincinnati 10:45 p.m.
5:4a a.m. Memphis, St. Louis,
Chicago 10:45 p.tn.
6:45 a.m. New Orleans, Mo
bile pi:4 p.m.
6:43 a.m. Atlanta, Washing
ton, New York 10:45 p.m.
6:45p.m. .. Mobil Local .. 6:00a.m.
i:4"a.m. Jacksonville, Talla
hassee 6:15 a.m.
10:25 p.m. Jacksonville, Talla
hassee 6:55 p.m.
Daily except Sunday.
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AMERICANS
MAKING GOOD
AT SIXTY-FIVE
Dxm't -worry about old age. A sound
pan is rood at any age. Keep your
body in good condition and you can be
as hale and hearty and able to "do your
fcit" &3 when you were a young fellow.
Affections of the kidneys and bladder
are among the leading causes of early
r helpless age. Keep them cleaa and
the other organs in working condition,
and you will have nothing to fear.
Drive the poisonous wastes from the
system and avoid uric acid accumula
tions. Take GOLD MEDAL Haarlem
Oil Capsules periodically and you will
fiid that you are as good as the next
fellow. 1'our spirits will be rejuvo
cated, your muscles strong and your
mind keen enough for any task.
GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules
will do the work. But be sure to get
the originel imported GOLD MEDAL
Haarlem Oil Capsules. They are re !
liable and should help you, or your
money will be refunded. For sale by
most druggists. In sealed packages
three sizes.
New and Second
hand TIRES, REPAIRS
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"Home of the Dayton"
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SHIPPING NOTES
The Ieland liner Nubian, enroute
from Calveston to a European port,
is expected to n'l )v Pensacola to
qtunt jo Poi pop v joj Svy
timber. Sue r.-i ii;ip.s be in port
for a few days.
The British steamship Cundall, of
the Furness-Whity line operating
mainly between V. S. ports and Spa'n
and Port'.al, came in port yesterday
morning and arranged at. once to b
gin taking timber and lumber cargo
today.
Reports in shipping circles here yes
terday were to the effect that tho
schooner Skada Stohlstind, which is
now in dry dock at the docks of tho
Bruce Dry Dock company for repairs,
has been purchased by New Orleans
owners and will be used principally
in trade with Central American and
West Indian ports. She is expected
to take her first cargo here.
With a number of steamers coming
in port this week and others that
are being looked for, there are visible
evidences of a material picking up
in business along the water front. It
is understood that quite a number of
ships are headed this way and that
many more are to come ia indicated
by the fact that numerous cargoes, es
pecially of building materials havt
been sold for delivery to foreign Eu
ropean and South American ports'.
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