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THE PENS ACOLA JOURNAL. THURSDA Y MOKN lis U, J U Lix za, yiv.
TALLMASSE
ILUlLLi Jljiill
COOL RESORTS
ST. TERESA AND LANARK AND
THE MOUNTAINS OF NORTH
CAROLINA MORE POPULAR
THAN EVER.
Tallahassee, July 22. That the va
cation season is lnfull swing Is1 indi
cated by the number of departures
for the various summer resorts- St.
Teresa and Lanark, old favorite tvith
TftllAhavseeans, seem mora than ever
popular this year, while thw mountains
of North Carolina have lost nothing
of their appeal. , :
PERSONAL MENTION.
"' MisM Irtetia Holloway left yesterday
for Ft. Trresa. Wher eh will visit
Mr. and Mrs. Francis B. Wlathrop tor
f;ver-tt day, if port her Ml1
Holloway will go to Dula (Springs, just
out of .Ashevllle. "N. C.t tot the remain-.
der of the .summer.
Mrs. TJ. Y. Bell has returned frotn
Jacksonville where she rpint several
veek with relatives. She was ac
companied upon her return -by little
Miaa Inula McLdn. daujrhte- of. Mn
and Mr. "Walter S. V.tWn, whr had
u?o been visiting relatives in Jack
sonville for the past two veek., Mrs.
Bll will upend the remainder of th
summer with her daughter Mrs. V.
is. McLin on North Monro) street.
Mr. and Mrs. t W. Wi'son loft Sun
day for St. Teresa, where they will bo
ffo Ladles
; Who ore Stout
1 Fat Is faeal to licalta' and beauty.
Reduce weight sensibl and easily; im
prove your health and figure. Avoid
(teart trouble, wrinkles, nervousness,
Ereaknesses, etc., besides personal em
barrassment, due to obesity.
I Look and V feel yeunef. Walk
uprightly. Let your ejes sparkle with
tew fervor. Surprise and delight your
friends. U a girl again t
' .C W0 dfu-ist. Kct a small to
$T oil of korein (capsules) and follow
directions of tha koreia system. Be
duce 10 to 60 pounds under guarantee.
at all you need (including soma candy,
f ucajieu; wnjjo reducing.
. Don't bother about goln tnfonSa
tiresoma exerciaoa or following tulet of
narration diet. Why not become slen
let without drastid drugs, worry and
tlie r.ucats of Mr. and Mrs. Francis B.
V.'inthron for several wosM. ' t
Tr. O. H. Gwynn and famir leit
Tuesday for St. Teresa. wheM they
wilt occupy their new home for tho
aumm?r.
flcv. J. Dean Adcock. pastor of tin
tir.t Bnptlet ChurcTi, hJS r-Murned
from Xp-and, where he attan.le-i the
annual meeting of the Florida Bap
tist convention.
County Superintendent J. II. Var
hum, of Washington county, was Iri
the city last week. On business before
th board of vocational education. "
Jfenry E. Palmef, Jr.. left Tueslay
tot St. Teresa, where he wJ'.I spend
several days.
J. R. McDaniel is the guent of Mr.
and Mrs. Francis B. Wlnthrop at St,
Teresa.
Among the prominent visitors in the
city last week was" lion. Charles
Gray, superitendent Of public instruc-.
tlon of Gadsden county.
Dr. Ralph N. Green, late a major
in the United States army, and re
cently appointed state health offleef,
spent two days In the city last week
enroute to Jacksonville, where he will
enter upon the duties of his new
office. 1
Of great interest 4 to his snarly
friends here is the annonricemefit iiat
Major" Kdwln K. Hollingef ha recent
ly been awarded the distinguished set
vice medal, by the United States got
ernmeht.,x Major itolllngef was" born
in Tallahassee and spent his boyhjod
Hee. but has spent the last few year
in New York City, lie has been In
the signal serviee overseas for more
than a year.
Captain Guy, L..;TVtnthrop la at St,
Teresa, the guest of Mr.' and Mrs.
Francis B. Wlnthrop. .
Mr. T. A. Hough, ot Gretna, spent
the latter part of last week in the
city. -
1 Dr. and Mrs. Henry. E. Paimer arid
children, Sarah Ball and George Sat
on, left Thursday for St. Teresa where
thy will spend the summer.
Mr. aftd Mrs. D. W. Tedder and chil
dren are the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
T M. Atkinson. Mr. and Mrs. Ted
der have spent the past three years
in the Panama Canal Zone and are
in the states On a three months Vaca
tion. Mrs. Tedder will be pleasantly
remembered as Miss Mattie Algero,
the sister of Mrs. T M Atkinson.
Judge and Mrs. J. Emmett Wolfe
and children, of Mlanli, are; visitifis
relatives in the city. Judge and Mrs.
Wolfe formerly resided in Tallahassee
and have scores of friends who are
giving them a most cordial welcome.
Mr. and Mr. 3. C. COchfah. 3t left
Sunday tctt St. Teresa, where they
win apeftd' a fortnight. -
Hon. John C. Moore and Mr. G XI.
Lamb spent Saturday in Jacksonville
on business.
Mr. E. T. Rou. of Plan. City, spent
several days lrt the city las; week, th
guest of Mr. and. Mrs. J. P. S. Hdds
ton.. .
Miss OUie Alllgood is spending two
weeks with friends in Woodvllle.
Little Mis Cecilia Wannisri ' enter
tained, her friend at a lawn .party
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(The all - limes - of - the - day all year
round bcycrage.
1 Etillv with mr! iHm MfM Id , k. I
V'lJ "pleasing -nigbt cap" ad a pick i when X
-J you're wishlnt you could take a month's vara- I
..'W-' tioo. Try it at fouaUl&i- ttaraa. rMKuMktt Sfjtff
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CHERO-COLA COMPANY
i''1ii! iP,,li!l!h - Pensaedla, Fla.
HAMILTON RUSSELL, P. D.
"Only the Best"
212 South Talafox Street Phone 846
"EVERYTHING IN DRUGS"
SCitjiindeEii
'Phone your gfocer or
druggist for A doteti bottles
ef this 4licious JiymttAr-a glass
Vith meals ftiWdelightfal relief, of
to charg iot the first dozen used.
Mvau Me
lilie DI6UTIVE AROMATICS WITH
shivar MitDUb Water and cinscr
Nothing lik it Jot tenoTsting old
worn-ut stomachs, converting food
into fich hiood and sound flesh.
EottI4 aflo guAfinteed by the cele
hfated Shitar Mineral Spring. Shel
ton, S. C If. tour regular dealer
etBAbt wpptf JoO telt'phem
UEST FLORIDA GRO. CO,
Distributors foe Pensacola.
arid Watrfrolori cUttifig ai her home
m Ca IhUH street last Friday eVe
ftihb. Tn lawn Wa4 brilliantly JlgTited
with Ja parted lanterns arid gartes and
dntfif wef paftieipated in by the
HUM folk A VIetrelA Itfrtiislilnf the
friuslc, Aftef th games the delicious
melons wfe eut Md thofetlgbly En
joyed. ''': : .:!,- 4 "
George Collins, formerly of Thorn -asville,
Ga, has come to Tallahassee
with hia. family to reside. Mr. Col
linf Is the father of R. O. Collins and
will b4 aoO;?d with th4 Iattf lrt
th mirfinesa of the Tallahassee iron
wofha,
Mfitid Mr. John W. Henderson
and child fen will leave Thursday for
St., Teresa, wher fhey Will Spertd the
summer months' at their edttage'
tiMre.
ort. faul V. htitig Major tt,
Williams-, Mt. ii 5. Metfair and
W Lti Clark formed A peasant pifty
mrftorlrig id Cairo, Ga., Tuesday aft ?r
noofl fof the hall f am there
' Th annual ganday School pioni of
th nnt Pr-eshttrla cliufeh a
held at tekkm feradford, Tuesday after
nodil. Th flwllpilf f raifl 'vhierl
came at six o'clock interfered to seme
extend with the program ot r porta
which had been arranged, but falkd
to dampen theardor of che piehlokera
who rer'rted a most miyabl ont
ln. Miss Sarah Partridge ii&d been ap
pointed by the state bord cf control
to the position of state demonstration
agent, succeeding Miss Agnes' Klferi
Harris", who resigned to taka1 tip sim
ilar work in Texaa,
Miss Partridge has for several years
berl Misa Harris Valuable assistant
and U eminently Qualified for te po
l.dri thu tendered hef. Her friend J
I relict that the work Will bo ruccess
fully continued under her able lir-?c
Mrs. Julia M. Carter, of Chalojtton,
spent Monday In tb 'elty . .
Mr. O. C. Collins has returned from
Jacksonville, where he spent a couple
of dayi ort btisiness. '
Mis Margaret Moore) of &atnhridgef
was amdng th visitors In th4 city
on Friday. .
Amdng tfio week-end visitors in ths
city were Mf and Mrs. A. J, Mar
shall;- of Jaeksdnville,
tyf. J. a. Flsli haa returned from a
business visit to ' South Tlorldd.
Mr. Samuel Cramer, of Moore Ha-
ven, spent avrai daya In the city this
week on business.
Mr. And Mrs. Carroll Smith and
family will leave September firat for"
Madison, where Mr. Smith will engage
in the hardware business for himself.
Mt. arid Mra. Smith bavd hosts of
friends here who regret their leaving
but Wish them every suCieus and
happiness In their new home.
Dr. w. M. t.yn left Monday for
Milton, where he will spend the next
two months in federal work.
Mrs. G. B. Hartt has returned from
a visit or more than a month spent
lit Jacksonville and Pablo Beach.
' Judge and Mrs, W. J. Oven are re
ceiving .the " congratulations of their
many friends upon the' arrival of
little son, born last Sunday.
C-ovCrnotf. Catts has received news
that his Con, Sidney J, Catts, Jr., has
reached the United States and expects
shortly t be discharged.
; Mrs. J. tL Rahdle has returned from
a visit Of two months at Moore Haven.
- MM. Arthur Williams has return
ed itOitl KatUral Bridge. Va., where
aha attended the convention of the
Alpha ttelta, Pi Sorority. Mrs. Williams
went at th iirgeht invitation of the
national committee extended in recog
nition of hef Valuable work on th
history ot the -organization. 'Upon her
return trip she spent several days in
Washington, Jacksonville and other
cities. i,
Mrs. WllliAm a. Dodd Is visiting her
slater Iri Memphis, Tenn. At the con
clusion of the summer school here.
Dr. Dodd Will join hef and they will
go to Balsam. K. C, where they will
pehd the summer months.
Mf. afld Mrs. D. t. Chittenden. Of
Pensacola, Who have been the guests
of tha latter'a slater, Mrs. t. M, Lw
ry, have returned to their home.
The many friends of Mf. Harry A.
Healy Will rf ret to learn of the pain
ful accident which he guff ered last
Saturday. Mr. Heary, driving in the
country In his car, turned out of tha
road, and failing to see a clothes wire
strung between two trees, drove into
It. Tha wire caught Mr. Healy just
ahoy tha eyes and slipping over hia
head carried tha top of tha ear with
It.' White extremely painful tha acci
dent, fortunately, waa not aerloua.
Mrs. Charles Meadows, of Monte
turn QA who win bo remembered
as Miaa 1A1A Brook, la in this city,
having beott called here by the ill
ness of her aister. Mm. R. a. Shine,
Jr. V lands of Mra. Shin will bo
glad to hear that she la ateadUy r
coterlng.
Mloaao Matnia Jo Wilder, LASsia
phine Everett and .Pulton Morgan,
who ara at tend in e tha Mnaion of th
summer school here, snent the Week
end at thoir home In perry.
Mr. and Mrs. H, L. Bussey, of Wj1
Pakn Beach, spent Sunday in thli
city. , , -.-. , , '
Mf. and Mra.T. R Hodges and fam
ily left Thursday :. for Cedar Keys,
where they will spend some tima with
Mr, Hodges parents. .
Mlsa Leila Terry spent, the week
end with her sister, Mrs. R. B. Car
penter, In Jacksonville. Miss Terrya
report that hef -Bister U improving
Will be gratifying news to tha lat
ters many friends here.
Mr. W. W. White, who With hi
family. Is Spending the) summer at
Lanark, came up Saturday to attend
to business matters requiring his at
tention. Sergeant Jethro Bradley has .arrived
in New Tork from France, anal ex
pects td returti to Tallahassee Immed
iately Upon his discharge from the
arniy. j
Hon. W A. Register, of Woodvllle,
Hon. John C Moore, of Lake Jackson,
Hort. I 8, Crump, of Capitol. Hon.
Frank St out am Ire, of Bloxhaftl, and
Hon. W. T, Moore, of CrfnteVlle.
members of the board of county com
missioners. Were in the eity Monday
and Tuesdav in attend-
meeting of that body . held fof the pur
pose Of preparing the budget for the
current year.
Mr. T. . Brinson. a prominent farm
er of Cairo, Ga., spent several days
in the city this week. - ;
Mrs. H. H. Bohlef is spending her
vacation of two weeks with friend. in
Georgia.
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Wight and chil
dren, of Cairo, Ga., were in the city
last week, the guests of Mrs. S. B,
Wlnthrop.
News has been received heM Of tha
death of Mrs. W. W. Walker, of Pa
laika, sister of Mfs. Walkf Smith
of thia oity, Mrs, Walker formerly
resided in Taiiahasseo and had many
friends hero Who learn with aadn3
of her death.
Mrs, Mabin, accompanied by her
sisters. Mr ft. tt V. if . tihrl fu4 Mm.
' w 4WTMU ?
C O. . ParramOre went recently to
asoflViiie3 for a surgical Operation,
Her friends will learn with pleaaura
that she is convalescing.
Mrs. OeorgoH, Apt hot p waa hostess
to tho HorhO Demonstration Club last
Friday afternoon at her suburban
home-, north of tha city,xThe subject
at th meeting waa "salads and sand
wiches," each guest bringing a feclpo
of same used in her home. During
the social hour a game of pictures was
played, at the expiration of which.
Mifls Efttba Apthorp was awarded the
pf iz4s. The August meeting of the
clUb will be held with Mrs. Evans.
Th Mahy friends of Mr. and Mrs.
Jefferson M. Walker sympathize deep
ly With them lrt the death of their
little sort, Jefferson M. Walker, Jr.,
Vhich occurred Monday,
Mrs. A- J. Farmer has returned
from Augusta, Ga., where she spent
several days.
FfOf. and Mrs. R. M, Sealey have re
turned from a short visit to relatives
at Kelborh. -
ITALIANS PAY ! '
HIOH v PRICES ,
FOR CIGARETTES
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oitrvc -v catri VJV" TftV.e ve
totor ReCreation
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ed taxation Upon it. The governmen
tal income from tobacco in pre-war
days amounted to approximately 7,
000,000 annually. During the past fis
cal year tobacco-users have paid the
government $170,000,000 while for next
year the budget anticipates a revenue
from tobacco of nearly $30d,000,000.
The latter Will be one-sixth of the en
tire budget.
"BAYER CROSS" ON
GENUINE ASPIRIN
Rome(Corretipondenee of A. P.)
While Americana corriplaln Of the ad
vance of one and two cents In the
price of cigars and cigarettes, the
prices in Italy have advanced ten and
twenty times what they WerO formerly
Cigarettes 6f tb cheapest varieties
which sold before tha War for two
cents a bdx 1dW sell for twenty cents
and sometimes thirty. Cigars have
mounted in priee almost to the point
where they are unthinkable.
Besides the difficulty of importing
tobacco which, of course, adds con
siderable to the price there is Increas-
"Bayer Tablets of , Aspirin" to b
genuine must be marked with ' tha
safety Bayer Cross." Always buy an
unbroken Bayer package Which contains-
proper directions to safely re
lievo Headache, Toothache. Earache,
Neuralgia, Colds and pain. Handy tin
iraOxeS of 12 tablets cost but a few
icanta at drug storet larger packages
jalsd. Aspirin is tha trade mark of
Bayer Manufacture of MonoacetlcaOl
d ester of SaUeyiic4fcId.
The Lens off the Kryptok
is clear, smooth and even. It
can scarcely be distinguished
from a single vision lens. That
is why Kryptok glasses are
universally known as the in
visible bifocal.
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; JEVELEU AND OPTICIAN
The Home of Reliable Goods. 14 South Palaf ox Street.
SPORTSMAN'S SUPPLY STORE
34 SOUTH PALAFOX
BICYCLES FISHING TACKLE ;
BASEBAL LGOODS
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THAT IT WILL CLOSE BUSINESS TONIGHT UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE FOR THE PURPOSE OF REMODELING
SAME INTO A MODERN CAFE - ! .
Extensive improvetrients are going to be made. The present place .will be entirely remodeled. All the old fixtures .
will be discarded a new front Installed, and everything will be spick and Span brand new when we reopen. The proprie
tors are ever striving for BETTERMENT, and these improvements are being made for the convenience of customers and
when completed will be most MODERN, SANITARY, UP-TO-THE MINUTE RESTAURANT for Ladies and Gentlemen,
in the entire state. 'A restaurant you will delight in eating at, and taking your friends-i-a restAtirant that all will be proud
of. The proprietors would kindly ask your indulgence until they-re-open of which announcement will be made.
, - W Thmnli You All
For the liberal patronage that you have favoredus with since we have assumed the manage
ment as we realize without it we could not today make the Improvements that will be made, and
we assure you that our efforts will never relax and that our ambition is to give Pensacolians the '
Best Restaurant in the State which means MODERN METHODS, QUALITY FOODS, COUR
TESY and SERVICE again we say THANK YOU.
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