The Pensacola journal., July 01, 1919, Page 6, Image 6

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THE PENSACOLA JOURNAli-TUESDAY MORNlKGr, JULY 1, 191S.
NEW SHIPMENT OF
Yes; S. S.-.S. Is Purely Vegetable
Nature's Safe Blood Treatment
JUST RECEIVED
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$2.30 yard-4 ft Wide
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Right on the Corner
CUSMCNOT
HAVETRYODT
! FOR FEW WEEKS
iHlP HER8ELF NOY QUITE FIN
ISriED AND BAYOU BRIDGES
WILL bELAV OUTWARD PASS
AGE for some Time
Th steamer 'Cushnoc, first product
tf the plant tf the Pensaeola Ship
building Co will be Unable to take to
the be probably for several weeks yet.
Snletn of the removal of the tern
,orar bridge spanning BayoU Chlco,
the completion of the concrete lift
Wtdg, Which tb county haa almost
finished and of the Pensacola Electric
CO. treetle stand In the way of her
trial trip whleh was originally planned
re? Jul 1st; In addition finishing
touches i the ship, which tan not be
made for at least ten days delay her
eri her maiden voyage-.
in order for the Cushnee to pass
out front the bayeil to sea, the con
crete lift bridge and the trestle, which
is how beinff equipped with a draw.
must be finished-. Only the filling for
the eenerete bridge remains to be put
in hut the trestle Is due for probably
three weeks' before completion.
Count commissioners have made a
final inspection of the concrete bridge
and announced yesterday that It would
be ready by Friday, also that the tem
porary bridge Which stands In the
way of commerce, would be demolished
by that timet A force of men will be
quickly put to work and - within four
days, it is estimated, the job Will be
completed
A barge from Mobile, bearing 3,000
barrels of fuel oil for the Cushnoc's
triat trip, Will be In the stream In a
day or two to Unload her cargo.
Known for 50 Years as the Best
Remedj for Rheumatism,
Catarrh and Skin
Diseases;
Scientists have fllsedvered that the
forest and the field are abdtrhdairtly'
Ptinnlierf tttlri feriHTi ht t18U
kinds, that furnish the ingredients fbr
making a remedy for braetieailv every"
111 and ailment of marikmL Medfcfnes
made front roots; herbs and barks
which Karate has placed at the dis
posal of maris are better thari String
mineral mixtdres and concoction
Mineral medicines work dangerously
eri the dellcrtte parts bi the" system;
especially the stomach and bowels,
by eating feat the lining membranes
producing chronic dyspepsia and bf
tert entfrei Stithiing the itealth;
J3; S.- S': fa inade entirely" 6f gen-t!e-atctmg;
healing, purifying roots,
herbs ana barks; possessing prdpef
ties' that btiild up" ail parts' bi tit
system;. IB additibrt id ferttrViiig aii
impwitfes kiti feoisorii frohi 4he
blood: & 5: S: is & ksdts rrearbtetit fttt
Rheamatisrri; Catarrh; gores aitd fei
ce; Skfri diseases'; ahd all fclisdrers
of the blood. it fciearises tite" entire"
systerri and it's permanent: Set S: &
S: at any" drug, store today": ti is dt
standard remedy'i recognized every
wherd as" the teetest blood asKlddt
fever discovered- If pours' is peeuiiaf
fcase- write td Sfedieai tHreeier, hi
Swift tab-ftrai&r, Atlanta, fchtA iV;
40 YEARS OH THE JOB
! put 4 yeaf s ill the) study and prac
tice' bi medicine" and pharmacy" befe'rS
1 was fortunate enough" td secure id
perfect thd weriderful prescription for
''Number 43 For Phe Blood'' and at
this late date in life 1 would hot offer
suffering humanity a medieine that t
did net believe better than any of
fered by any deetolr b flrugglsti I
have observed the effeet of 'Number
40'.' in thousahds of cases and caH
safely recommend It lit all diseases of
the blood sueh as speelic blood peU
sonlngi 111 chfonid theumatlstn, ca
tarrh, eonstipatien, stemaeh and liver
diseases, to cause Bores and ulcers to
heal and disperse nodes, tumors and
serofulous swellings, J, C Menden
hall Eransvllle, Indi
Sold by Crystal Pharmacy: Adv,
PASTIME THEATRE,
PASSENGER TRAFFIC
TO NEW ORLEANS FOR
WEEK-END HEAVY
Passenger traffic New Orleans bound
broke the record in Pensacola for the
past week-end. Things began With a
rush on Friday to get in on John
Barleycorn's closing festivities and
continued through yesterday with many
going over at noon to Join in last
night's revels. The I and N. offices
did a big business in ticket sales.
When Baby Is Teething.
GROVE'S BABY BOWEL MEDICINE
will correct the Stomach and Bowel
troubles. Perfectly harmless. See di
rections on the bottle. Price 30a.'
Adv.
At the Pastime, George Fennels
"Maids bi ftdllahd" eem batty" preserit
ft charming absurdity, 'The Naked
Truth,' during whteH this excellent
company and Well trained eheniS rett
der several numbers which white the
have almost been too ofteri repeated
here, yet the "Maids fef Holland" way
of putting them en gets them, over
the top; The comedy ia Well sus
tained and is Very funny at times, sev
eral amusing situations being devel
oped Which fare Well taken care of.
Oil the whole, the show is way above
the average and is well worth see
ing-
Eldwells, the magician, assisted by a
very sweet little lady, showed some
tricks in which It was demonstrated
that the hand ia quicks? than the eye,
Which are hovel and equal to those
done by artists who claim to be at
the top rung of fame. The bill will
repeat today and tonight, changing
Wednesday's matinee to "Broadway
Love."
TTHEicar- with: two or I three
or four, different . brands of
tires reflects on ih
ability to buy judiciously.
owners
People;wholtry; Firestone Gray
SidewalT Tires areno Jonger in
the:ranksof "the' tiredoubters.
They . knowthat . atleast one
makeof tires has more milesjof
wear; .They know 'that; the
name Firestone carriesjassur-
j f
ance and that the tires are uni?
formly good
MosE Miles " per Dollar
Beauty in Old Age.
Tou often see a beautiful old lady
and she seems to be as happy as she is
beautiful, for beauty and happiness
depend largely upon good health. In-
jm t A.a .
uigKioa ana constipation are to a
great extent responsible when old age
lacks beauty and happiness. This can
aften be remedied by taking Cham
berlain's Tablets. They strengthen
the digestion, invigorate the liver and
move tbo bowels. This makes you
feel better and look better. Try it.
They only cost a quarter.
UNITED AUTO SALES CO.
Phono 2099 33 West Garden
PENSACOLA BUGGY WORKS
Phone t7 131-133 East Intendcncia
HOFFMAN & SE LLERS AUTO CO.
Phono 825 57-50 East Gregory
ALDERMANIC FORM
COMMITTEE MEETS
TO COUNT NAMES
The executive committee, so-called,
of the citizens who are behind the
movement to change tho form of city
govrnment, met last night and mount
ed the names of those who have sign
ed the lists circulated during the last
two weeks.
It is understood that there are
enough names on the lists to warrant
placing them before the county clerk
for an official check and a meeting
of all those Interested in the change
win likely be held later in the week.
DON'T LOSE HOPE
IS MESSAGE OF
FOREMAN'S WIFE
"No Matter What Else You Have
Tried, I Advise Dreco, for It
Worked Wonders for My Husband."
Tm WSnimH The Gavea Me
eme stttfetfig iines front Hall
Maine's turret fee these scene in the
plctrife-, Whkrii shows' a.i iht iaia to
inrroW Thiftfc What marriage rneans to a
wotnan-a- yoting girl espeeiallyj It
hieanS ih beglnhing of a hew life,
th Setting out Into art unknown world
ori A voyage" from whleh there can be
he- rjturrt;
i?S you knot? that the man to whom
ton are going to marry yeiir daughter
iiS a befllgato ahd it reprobate? If
y&ti 4tt know this, ytrtlf af deliberate
ly selling her body and soUl, to grati
fy your" totted aspirations
ThUa itt my youth, my helplessness,
my ignorance and my inexperience, I
became engaged to the man who had
beetl found and courted foi me. Love
had hot Spoken to me, sex was still
asleep hi me, and my marriage was
arranged before my deeper- nature
knew What was being done.
A married widow 1 The Worst con
dition in the world fof a woman
especially if she is young and attrac
tive, and subject to tempetations.
Something held me to the spot on
which I stood, I caught the sound of
rustling skirts and found myself list
ening to voices In my husband's bed
room. There Were two voices, one
a man's, loud and reckless, the other
a woman's, soft and cautious. No
need to tell myself whose voices they
were I
When a woman has been forced Into
a loveless marriage, and It is crush
ing the very soul out of her, and tho
iron law will not permit her to es
cape from it, what crime does she
commit If she flees to a man to whom
she Is married In her heart?
Once In a hundred years thero
comes a great passion 'Dante and
Beatrice, Petrarch and Laura, The
woman meets the right man too late.
What a tragedy I What a dally and
hourly crucifixion I Unless she Is pre
pared to renounce the law, reject so
ciety and live her own life with the
man of her heart.
HAD TO QUIT JOB
Now He Is Ready to Return to
Work, After Overcoming Liv
er, Kidney and Stomach Trouble.
Liberty Theater.
Ed Bernstein, the popular newsboy
on the corner, has his "Dixie Daisy"
company back again, reorganized and
strengthened by the addition of some
of the best talent on the circuit, who
did credit to themselves today in "The
New Man," a laughable musical com
edy.. Miss Elsie Wright, the prima
donna. Is a singer who is second to
none In the tableaux business, and she
is ably -supported by Hazel Joyce and
Blanche O'Mellan and a very capable
singing chorus. The settings are pret
ty and the costumes are neat. Elslo
Wright is to be credited with a big
success In her rendition of "Cariss
ima, and the pretty umprella num
ber, "When the Maple Leaves are
Falling." was simply irresistible, being
one of the prettiest and daintiest ef
fects that it has been our pleasure to
see in a long time. Hazel Joyce was
very good in her rendition of "Wild
Women," and Blanche O'Mellan scored
a hit with an exceptionally tuneful
number, "A Flower of Italy."
The comedy parts are well taken
care of by George Howard and Billy
Jones, both of whom are new comers
with a reputation. George Howard is
the new director of the company.
Billy Jones, who was secured at great
trouble to sustain the comedy parts,
is there with a good song and is very
clever with his feet as well. Bern
stein is to be congratulated upon hav
ing a genuine company of artists of
ability and high order, who . will do
both him and this city great credit.
We may expect better and better from
them as the days go on. The bill will
repeat today and tonight, changing a
Wednesday's matinee to "The Angel.
a screaming farce comedy after tho
old school, with many new songs and
specialties.
There Was a Little Girl and
She Had a Little Curl
and Everything
"I am the happiest woman in Flor
ida, for Dreco has restored my hus
band's health, even after I had almost
lost hope." declared Mrs. C. S. Youngs,
of 1506 E. LaRua street, Pensacola.
Mr. Toungs was foreman of riveters,
a very responsible position, at the
Pensacola Shipbuilding Co., until his
health forced him to quit work.
"Two years agro my husband was
stricken down with rheumatism and
bronchitis, and was in bed five weeks,
finally getting out, but never regained
his old-time vim. Last October he had
a severe spell of flu, and I thought
surely he would die; however, he
pulled through, but I could see he was
not his old self. Three months ago
he had to cult his job, and hasn't been
able to return, although the boys come
by home frequently to see when he i
will be back, for Mr. Youngs was well
liked by everyone.
'1 was doing all I knew, but every
day he seemed to be worse. He got
so nervous he couldn't sleep: his ap
petite left him, and a bad taste in his
mouth and his breath was so foul he
would turn his face so I could not
smell It. He got very dizzy, had back
ache, limbs ached and. was constipated
very badly. He just dragged around
the house, with no energy at all.
"Reading about Dreco, I bought it
for him. and he has taken two bottles
and my! what a difference has come
over him, it Is almost impossible to
believe it. Really, he Is thinking of
returning to work next week. All the
pains are gone, also dizzy spells hav9
stopped; bowels act regular!y every
?vr Vir.ti Is sweet and hi haa
I now feels like telling, evetv one not
to every give up hope. Try Dreco,
I for it sure is grand medicine.
j Mr. Stout, the well-known Dreco
' expert, has headquarters at the Balk
i'Om Drug Co., to meet the local pub
lic and explain the merits of this
ASreat remedy. See him today. Adv.
Rub-My-TIsm is a great pain
killer. It relieves pain and sore
ness caused by Rheumatism,
Neuralgia, Sprains, etc. adv
adv.
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TThere was a little girl
And she had a little curl
Right in the middle of her forehead.
When she was good
She was very, very good
And she didn't know hovr to b horrid."
Old song slightly revised.
VIVIAN MARTttTS charm, however. Is not limited to her curl. It ft
based on the radiant good nature that Is hers. Her hair may curl,
bat her Hp never does. That's the way she is In private life, and
that's the way she is in the movies. For other actresses there are the
vamp roles and the abandoned girls and tie deserted women, bnt Vivian
Is quite content to play the regular girl, which is the sort we really care
about and the only sort men marry and love forever. Miss Martin's next
Paramount vehicle,-"Little Comrade," is a story by Juliet Wilbor Tompklna,
who writes about regular girls only. See it at the Isis today.
Tke Rigkt Way:
To relieve headache and constipation is to do so without tearing up th
stomacn with strong medicines.
give delight j id results because they cause the liver and stomach to Junction
naturally without griping and nausea.
Get Lamarine U ' afers from your druggist and learn the pleasant way to
relieve stomach disorders. Ij your druggist can't supply you send order direct.
They will be sent prepaid.
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