The Pensacola journal., July 22, 1919, Page 8, Image 8

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THE PENSACOLA JOURNAL. TUESDAY MORNING, JULY 22, 1919.
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BIGCEOTIAL
SPEED? OH, BOY! YOU'LL SAY SO!
.HERE'S A PICTURE THAT IS ALL SPEED
IT WILL MAKE YOU GRAB YOUR CHAIR
AND LEAN FORWARD WITH POPPING
aga?n ,L you can really breath?
life
TODAY
WE PRESENT
WALLACE
PLAN OF CAMPAIGN -WILL BE
IF THE COLOR
OF OUR EYES
Call for a neutral shade in your
clothes Here's a dignified Palm
Beach Suit in oxford gray that
will harmonize with your color
scheme.
ipo matter what color blendation
your system craves, it's here in
the finest tailored Palm Beach
Suits that ver graced the name.
So far as colors are concerned
you have no further excuse for
going around half baked.
Soft Straw Hats Soft Collars,
Wash Ties -Rockinchair Union
Suits.
Extra value Young Men's Blue
Serge (all wool) Pants, 28 to 30
waist, $6.50.
You Throw
Away
Money
When, you throw away a
suit that could be "made
like new" by
The Empire
WAY
of
Cleaning and Pressing
Phone 322
Credit cheerfully extended.
The newest styles in Clothing
for Men, Women and Children.
Pay only $1.00 a week.
GENTRY-STRICKLAND CO.
26 South Palafox Street
PASTIME THEATRE
PHONE 66
TODAY
"GIRLS FROM STARLAND"
in
"THE NEW RECRUIT"
A military satire for laughing
purposes only.
Songs, Dances, Gowns, Girls,
CHARLES MARVEL
A Unique Entertainment on
Viola and Novelty Instruments
SPECIAL
ADDED ATTRACTION
ARIZONA FRANK
The "Liberty Loan" Cowboy. The
man who rode all the Liberty Loan
Campaigns. Arizona Frank rode
from Alexandria to New Orleans, via
Lake Charles. 600 miles, in 18 days,
through the Flu and rain and sold
$260,000 worth of Liberty Bonds for
Uncle Sam. He Is a real cowboy and
Texas Hansen He worked under
Captain Ryan, of Lorado, Texas, on
the Mexican border, and he is a real
roper. He will srive you a short talk
on his experiences on the past loan
he rode, and a roping1 exhibition on
the stage.
FOR TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY
AND THURSDAY ONLY.
NORMAN A. COX
Sheet Metal Worker
510 South Palafox Street
Phone 413 1
Clutter Music House
Fer More Than 28 Years
Phone 15
114 South Palafox Street
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AT MEETING OF
OF 25 AT CITY
HALL THIS AFTERNOON.
Pen sacola will go out to win the big
centennial celebration from Jackson
ville this afternoon when 25 prominent
men, members, of the committee re
cently appointed, will meet at the city
hall at 4 o'clock.
A copy of the legislative act which
created the Florida, purchase; centen
nial commission, defines Its powers
and duties and provides that the nec
essary expenses of the commission
be read.
The act provides that the centeanlal
commission be vested with full and
complete power to undertake. Inaugu
rate, create, perfect, complete, super
vise, manage and control an lnterna-
Jtional exposition, ' which Is authorized
. A A M I -S
to De neia in uie eiaie os . r onua,
dedicated on July 16, 1921, and inau
gurated on Victory Day, November
11, 1922, In commemoration of the
Florida purchase centennial,, at such
point in the state as the commission
may select. j
The sum of $10,000 has been appro
priated out of the funds of the state
treasury for the purpose of defraying
and paying the general expenses of
the commission. '
The commission has been author
ized to delegate to a.ny corporation
"that may hereafter be created In this
state and under Its laws for financing
and administering or carrying on such
an international exposition any and
all of the powers granted by said
commission under this act. said com
mission to have power to turn over
to such corporation any funds received
by said commission from the United
States and from individual and corpo
rate subscriptions or otherwise."
WESTGARDEK
STREET PAVING
ISCCNTMCTED
AWARD IS MADE TO JOHN GHER
KINS AND WORK IS TO START
IMMEDIATELY, IT IS UNDER
STOOD.
The contract for laying of several
blocks of West Garden street paving
was yesterday awarded by the city to
John Gherkins, the sole bidder. Work
began Immediately after the award
was made and will be rushed to com
pletlon.
Mr. Gherkins bid, accepted by the
board of commissioners at their week
ly meeting, was for 9 1-2 cents for
each square yard of wood block, 18 3
cents for each square yard of concrete
base removed. 59 cents for each lineal
foot of sewer including back-filling
and $2.90 for each square yard of
paving including grading and filling
Material and labor will be furnished
by the contractor who agrees to have
the job complete within 49 days.
The board accepted the report of
Comptroller J. O. Walker, with a bal
ance of $250,435.93 on hand the first
of July Indicated. Expenditures for
the department of streets and public
works showed that $5,792.40 had been
spent in spite of the comptroller's
statement several weeks ago that
funds were exhausted, loans from oth
er departments were no longer feasl
ble and that he refused to sign checks
for this particular branch, of the. city's
work, except for lighting purposes.
The report of Plumbing Inspector
Jolly was filed by the board.
An application of J. T. Holland for
city inspector of paving and sewerage
was received.
The board will probably take defl
nite steps to fine or bring about the
punishment of motorists who contin
ually use siren whistles late in the
evening while passing the Pensacola
hospitals. Complaints to this effect
have been received from physicians
and Mayor Sanders has recommended
that something be done to abate the
alleged nuisance.
DO YOUR
EYES PAIN
OR BURN?
If You Go Blind, You Cannot
Buy New Eyes Better Try
HoIIan's Eye Water.
Haxy vision, swollen or Inflamed lids,
scalding tears or gluing of eyelids to
gether, should call for prompt atten
tion. One of the best eye remedies is
Hollan's Eye Water, for children as
well as adults. It is safe, painless and
gives certain relief In cases of sore.
weak or inflamed eyes.. In the carton
with each 25c bottle of Hollan's Eye
Water is an eye dropper and a small
box of salve for chronic sore eyes. Your
druggist can supply you. Adv.
OUTLINED
COMMITTEE
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TRIP TO EUROPE
FAILED TO RENEW
HEALTH FOR HIM
Friend Insisted That Pensacola
Man Should Not Give Up, So
He Bought a Bottle of Dreco.
RESULTS ASTOUNDING.
Got Relief From Backache, Diz
ziness, Constipation, Head
aches and Indigestion. '
"I know you have been disappoint
ed many times,- and seem pretty well
discouraged, but I want you to try one
more thing," is what a friend told me,
said Mr. J. N. Andrews, of 1404 West
Cervantes street. Pensacola, Fla, and
this was Dreco, the new root and herb
remedy.
"For the past fifteen years Tve been
sick, ailing man. I've done everything
I knew of for my troubleseven took
a trip to Europe seeking health, but
never found anything that gave more
than momentary relief; the old troubles
would always return. My back would
ache me so bad that it was an effort
to keep on working.
"My work , at : the Pensacola Ship
building Co. forced , me to climb up
on some high places, and as I suffered
from dizzy spells, I was afraid I would
fall some day. I knew these dizzy
spells came from a sluggish liver.- My
stomach gave me . an . awful lot of
trouble for after eating I would swell
up with gas and it", seemed like , a
lump in ' my throat would choke me ;
sometimes I would have splitting head
aches. ,''
"There is no telling how much money
I have spent on different medicines
and treatments for my troubles. I got
to where I decided to quit all of it;
but this friend insisted so that I try
Dreco," that I bought a bottle; the
dizzy spells " disappeared; my bowels
began to act easy and free, and my
stomach troubles are all gone. Dreco
sure has done me worlds of good."
Dreco Is composed of the juices and
extracts of many different roots, herbs,
barks and berries, which, act on the
stomach, kidneys, liver and bowels, and
purify the blood. It relieves constipa
tion, prevents gas forming in the stom
ach, increases the appetite. Insures
sound, refreshing sleep, banishes ca
tarrh of the head and takes the pain
out of rheumatic Joints.
All good druggists now sell Dreco
and it is highly recommended. Adv.
FEMALE MEMBERS
RESERVE FORCE
BE MUSTERED OUT
All yoemen (F) in Pensacola will be
demobilized by the first of August
under a government order wnlcn pro
vides for the mustering out of the
service of "all female members of the
enlisted personnel of the naval reserve
force 'or the marine corps"by the end
of this month.
Only about IS of the large force of
enlisted girls who were on duty at the
naval .air - station during the war re
main, some of them having been trans
ferred to other stations and others hav
ing secured their discharge. Stenog
raphers employed in the naval offices
after this are to be members of the
civil 4 service, the 8,000 yoemen F) In
the United . States being offered $240
each in - cash by way of T inducement
to "ship over into that branch of
the government service, their enlist
ment to be for a year. This is prac
tically the same offer made to the men
of the enlisted personnel of the navy
for relnlistment.
BQii SCOUTS TO
BE GUESTS AT
RICHLAND FARMS
The members of Boy Scout Troop
No. 3 have accepted an invitation
from Mr. Jaselack to visit the Rich
land Farms as his guest, and leave
this afternoon at 4 o'clock sharp for
a hike that will keep them over night
at this place. The boys are looking
forward with keen anticipation espe
cially In view of. the fact that Mr.
Kaselack lias given them the assur
ance that the watermelon season Is in
full. swing In his vicinity. A melon
feast is in - store for all. The fresh
water swimming hole Is there, too,
which means an added assurance of
a good time. A good representation
of the boys is expected to take ad
vantage of this rare occasion to get a
real touch of farm and out-door life. '
There's no need for-; it -when you
have an iced cold pitcher of -Tetley's.
A tinkling:, refreshing: glass, of Tetley's
iced Tea makes - you forget the heat!
Tetley's Teas-are selected from the
world's finest tea gardens-skilfull-blended
from 15 or more .teas then
carefully packed to protect the flavor.
UseTetley's Orange PekoeTea, clear
end amber-colored for making iced tea.
TETLEYS
FORD OWNERS
Have your bearing; fitted by
Day and Night .Service.
PENSACOLA AUTO C03IPANY V . ,
10S 4 East Intendencia Street. " ' ,
GILFDJLAN SCOTT s
Trains Concert Pianists, Teachers and Beginners.
, Half Hour LessonTwo Dollars. .
Weekly Half Hour Lesson at Pupil's Residence, One Dollar.
The Clutter Music House. Phone 15.
4
Wonderful Defense
Against Mosquito
Sweet Dreams, the Mosquito
Remedy That's Badly Needed
in Many Homes.
Weapons used in any. sort
of war-
fare must be dependable.
To bring the idea closer home, it may
become necessary for you to start some
sort of warfare against those mos
quitoes that threaten your rest.
When you do begin your war, start
it right. With a bad weapon you're
whipped In the beginning.
Where mosquitoes are troublesome.
Sweet Dreams offers the one depend
able weapn. You never ; lose by a
counter attack, for Sweet Dreams
keeps 'em off all night long.
A trial will verify these claims. Sold
by Balkcom Drug Co, and druggists
everywhere. Adv. f1' '
ATTENTION i
a
modern burning system.
t All Work Guaranteed
TEA
He didn't know he was go!ng 112 miles an
hour. He never thought that he was smash
ing all records to smithereens.
Men who love the touch of the wheel
Zr!l 1ov th ib. of a mighty en
ginechildren who coo and shout at the
chug-chug of a car they should see Wallace
Reid In this great story of the road that is
torn by an inferno of tearing wheels.
Showing Also
ELMO
LINCOLN
"Tarzan"
"The Great
Mine Disaster"
"Elmo the
Mighty"
ISIS SEMI. WEEKLY L I V E W
Tomorrow
Matinee -17c
-28c
Night
28c . 55o
X
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i .. J
THIULLED to the heart ami soul wttSi the same spirit
A that fired millions of Americans, this young boy tells
KU beloved mother that he, too, is ffoing forth to the
great conflict must - leave her to do his bit ia saving
mankind from the heel of the htm.
Here's a scene (an actual scene from the play) that wl rouse every
noble emotion in your being, thrUl you, make you mad with jor,
kindle the fire of patriotism as it has in million of your countrymen,
omo of whom bavedescribod-.MTlt2 HEART OF HUMANITY thus
"Wotiderfoly mounted, .pUn- ,thrUlea U
didly acted, altogether beaati. ua.m
fully done - " .
Moving PtCtun World - -rtf th ntmoat interest
:
"The
V JOHN"
C WW
In One of His Funniest Characterizations
"THE DICTATOR
HOFFMAN & SELLERS AUTO CO.
KeUy-Sprtasfield and Firestone Tires.
" r . Oils and Greases '
57-59 East .Gregory Street. Phone 825:
AUDITS
R. T. RAINES
--"-- Publie AccountantAuditor .
San Carlos Hotel. Pensacola. Fl. --
McCasklll Block, DeFuniak Sprlnirs. Fla.
INCOME TAX REPORTS EFFICIENCY ENGINEER
SPORTSMAN'S SUPPLY STORE
34 SOUTH PALAFOX
BICYCLES FISHING TACKLE
BASEBAL LGOODS
WAS-COTT GINGER ALE
EXCELLENT FOR INDIGESTION
WELLES-KAHN COMPANY
Distributors
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A tremendous picture" -
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The Broadway Theatre
packed to overflowing byan
audience . that never missed a
thrill nor skipped a dramaoo
ic nutifrn
iV. Y. Morning. TmUtrraph
AUGMENTED WITH
Regular leia Accessories
Units
Reilly's Isis ' Orchestra
Typhoon Cooled Environment
TODAY
Inimitable"
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