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THE PENSACOLA JOURNAL SUNDAY MORNING, JULY 27, 1919.
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We Have ftdy a Few of These Sets Left!
We are the only firm in the City able to offer this set
NOW FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY.
PHONE US BEEORE IT IS TOO LATE !
Three hundred of our patrons took advantage of our of f er last week.
This Sale closes Monday evening at 6 o'clock. The opportunity is yours
till then.
; 98c aSE and T $1 WEEKLY CLUB DUES
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Aluminum Club
Membership
Sets sent prepaid to out-of-town buyers
who wish to take advantage of this of
fer. Just remit $16.98 in P. O. Money
Order or Express Money Order and set
complete will be sent to you.
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WE SELL YOU AT WHOLESALE
, Aluminum will save fuel, time and your good health. You will econo
mize more in these savings than the actual cost of the set. Aluminum does
not rust, tarnish, corrode. Your first cost is your only cost. Be modem
and equip your kitchen with pure aluminum. The whole purpose of this
club is to make new friends for this store and to please our many estab
lished customers. . JM.' '
We were able to secure a number of Aluminum sets at an unusually low price, and these ill
be distributed without profit, for advertising purposes. ,
THE CLUB CONDITIONS
Come to our store and ask for a Club membership card pay 98c cash, and we will deliver the
set described below. You then pay $1 a week for 16 weeks, until $16.98, the total wholesale Club
price of this set is paid.
WHAT THE SET CONSISTS OF:
One 5-Quart Kettle
One 7-Cup Coffee Percolator
One 4-Quart Lipped Sauce Pan
with cover
One 1 -Quart Lipped Sauce Pan
Two Bread Pans
One Set Carving Knife and Fork
One Pride of the Kitchen Outfit
NOTEThls Outfit consists of a large 6-quart Kettle and cover, a 2-cuart Pudding Pan and a 2-quart Coli
lander or Strainer. By combining these three utenaUe 70 u will have a splendid Double Boiler, a Pot Roaster, $
Steam cooker or a covered caserole and many other different combinations can be made.
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BRYANT VASHBURN 'A Very Good Young Man
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Sow Wild Oats? See How Washburn
Does . It in New Comedy.
Certain well-informed women have
raised the point that every man is
naturally possessed of a certain
amount of the proverbial "wild cits'
and that somehow, somewhere, some
time, in spite of everything:, he will
sow them ..and reap his harvest : early
in life, perhaps, but certainly later. -But
In "A. Very Good Younjr Man"
a Paramount picture to be shown at
the Isis today Bryant Washburn plays
the stellar and rather unique rota of
the very good young: man. The young
man was goCd. In every send of the
word.
, It has been said that your rarely
can please a woman and that if you
put just the thins she wants in her
reach, even then she will change her
mind and find fault therewith. Of
course, every girl wants a good man
for her life's partner. That is why
LeRoy Sylvester, of the public library,
the afore-mentioned "good" young
man, was shocked when his sweet
heart turned down his proposal of
marriage.
She feared this "Wild oats" propo
sition and considered his angelic char
acter as a sitre sign that he would
start - to - cutting ; capers after the
honeymoon was over, and thus make
her. unhappy. But LeRoy , lands her
after all fijid in a unique and enter
taining way, that should be sean to
be appreciated.
Donald Crisp directed and C. Ed
ward Schoenbaum is responsible for
the excellent - photography.
The supporting cast includes such
well-known players as Helene Chad
wick. Julia Faye, Wade Boteler. Syl
via Aashton, Jane Wolff. Helen Eddy,
Anna Q. Nllsson, Xoah Beery, Mayme
Kelso and Charles West.
Society Leaders Paid $10 a Seat for
Private Showing of "Auction
of Souls."
America's leading society people
and leaders In sociological and politi
cal thought were the first to see
"Auction of Souls, the unprecedented
screen epoch to ' be presented at the
Isis theater, starting Wednesday.
Before being shown publicly in mo
tion picture theaters, it was exhibited
RIGHT AT RAY'S
RIGHT ON THE CORNER
THE TOME SCHOOL
The Tome School has an equipment
which cost 1,500,000. Its dormitories and its
class-rooms, its laboratories and shops are as
complete as the most expert advice can make
them. V '
The location of the School, in the most beautiful spot in
Maryland, gives it great advantages of climate and health
fulness. The School gives complete preparation for all colleges
and engineering schools.
The School has seven athletic fields, twelve tennis
courts, nine hole golf course, quarter-mile cinder track,
gymnasium and batting cage.
A SEPARATE SCHOOL FOR LITTLE BOYS
Catalogue on request.
MURRAY PEABODY BRUSH, Ph.D Director
Fort Deposit, Maryland
Dividend Payers Journal Want Ads
RUMANIAN QUEEN
HELPS RED CROSS
IN HER COUNTRY
Bucharest, Rumania. June 21. (By
mail) Queen Marie, of Rumania, is at
present busily engaged in assisting in
the distribution of a train load cf
American Red Cross supplies, which
she personally convoyed from Paris
to Bucharest.
During her recent visit to France,
the queen made known' the emergen
cy medicals needs of 'the Rumanian
soldiers and refugees. She obtained
three car loads of medical and surgical
equipment from the Red Cross and
had three car attached to the royal
train on her return journey. Upon ar
rival here the supplies were immed
iatedly dispatched to central points
for distribution to the military hoa
pitaU which were in need. Other sup
plies were set aside for the refugees
fleeing from the fighting zone in Bes
sarabia, The supplies have now been aug
mented by a ship load of material
which has arrived at Galatz from tho
Red Cross store houses In Athens. To
Insure their prompt delivery. Lieut.
CoL Henry w. Anderson. Red Cross
commissioner to the Balkans, himself
accompanied the ship from Athens.
It was met at Galatz by .Rumanian
staff officers, and its arrival was the
occasion for a remarkable demon
stration on the part of the populaec.
The resumption of Vin.t mtio. in
Bessarabia Is keeping the hospitals;
mere weu iuiea and adding hundreds
to the already large number of home
less refugees.
"BLUE RIBBON" TALKS
The flavor is everything. Use Blue Rib
bon Vanilia and delicious desserts are as
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Phone 164
Gasoline, Lubricating: Oils, Automobile Supplies
I wish to advise my friends that I have severed my connection
with the machine show and foundry business, with which I have
been connected for the past twenty-five years, and am now devot
ing my time exclusively in serving the public in my new busiess.
Four patronage solicited.
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privately in the larger cities of ft
ana west, wnere aistinruisiie
audiences looked at It In amazemer
In the Plaza hotel. New York, or
of the greatest centers of distinct!
in the country, "Auction of Sf il V
had a private show inc. under ? . k
supervision of Mrs. Oliver Harrl 1
chairman of the national motion ,
ture committee, and Mrs. Geors ,
Vanderbllt, chairman of the i
York committee. This ezhib;
lasted a week, In which time 7.0C,
New York's leaders In society 1
Uplift paid $10 each to see the piotl
Among those who saw "Auction
Souls" at this exhibition were I
President Taft. Charles E. Hual
Cleveland H. Uodge, Cardinal G
oons. in. itev. uavia 11. ureer,, 2&yrs
T. Ilerrick. Otto II. Kahn, lien'
Morgenthau, Oscar Straus, Steph
Wise, Mrs. Vincent A 8 tor. Mrs. Joh
DrexeU Mrs. August Belmont, Count
ess de Lankier Villars, and hundred
of others of the nation's leaders Ix
many lines. ,
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Apache Den Scene of Many Thrills In
Geraldine Farrar's New Picture.
An Apache den hi the scene of many
thrilling incidents in Geraldine Far
rar's newest Goldwyn picture, "The
Stronger Vow," which comes to the
Isis theater tomorrow. Once again,
Hugo Eallin, Goldwyn's art director,
won the commendation of the diva for
the realistic netting, the duplication ot
the Parisian outlaws' meeting place
equalling his -splendid achievement In
the erection of a counterfeit Monte
Carlo for Miss Farrar'a first Goldwyn
production, "The Turn of the WheeL"
The set represents a large basement
room of the Montmartre quarter of
Paris, serving as a meeting place for
a desperate band of exiled Spanish
anarchists of which Pedro Toral (Tom
Santschi) is the, leader. Toral has a
double purpose in surrounding him
self with men who ask no questions
when charged with the task of killing
those who stand in Toral'a way. He
has followed to Paris Dolores de Cop
dova (Geraldine Farrar), a distant
cousin, who he covets. Before leaving
Spain, Toral stabbed to death Dolores'
brother, Jose, a slim youth, who re
sented Torals slurs on his sister, the
result of her Infatuation for Juan Es
tudlllo (Milton Sills), a stranger,
whom she met at a gala Easter festi
val at Seville.
Toral manufactures evidence t
prove that the murder of Jose Is the
work of the handsome stranger a
member of the Estudillo -family, which
has been at war with the de Cordova
for almost a century. So convincing
is Toral's story that Dolores takes
the blood vow and sets out to find the
murderer of her brother. The day of
the murder Juan leaves Seville by
order of the Spanish minister of Jus
tice to resume his post at the embassy
in Paris. The shock of Jose'j death
proves fatal to his mother and , Do
lores leaves on her expedition to
avenge the murder.
Again she meets the handsome
stranger, who has become the Mar
quis de Valera. He resumes his suit
for her hand and a month later they
are married. Toral, shocked oy the
news of the , wedding, seeks out Do
lores to Inform her that she Is the
bride of the man an Estudillo who
murdered her brother. Dolores feigns
that she believes his story, but when
she takes no action in accordance with
her blood vow, she is seized by mem
bers of Toral's band and dragged to
their den.
"Putting One Over."
William Fox's breezy and versatile
star, George Walsh, is to be the at
traction at the Pastime theater today
when he will appear In a thrilling
mystery comedy called "Putting One
Over." Some Walsh feats of extra
ordinary daring are promised; but"
primarily the story is said to he 'an
admirable one, replete with humor and
with tense dramatic situations and
complications which apparently defy
solution,
As Jack Trevor, a New York sales- ;
man, bound for Texas. Walsh Im .'
caught In a train wreck and a party
of daring crooks manipulate his ap
pearance while he Is unconscious, so
that he Is made a "double" of. the
heir to a big estate who has been
killed In the-wreck. Of course, Trevor
falls In love and finds himself In a
maze of exciting and mysterious hap
penings. -
Edith Johnson's Mad Riding Stirs
" Fans," ,
Edith Johnson, who has the leading
feminine role in "The Man of Might,"
Vitagraph'e latest adventure serial, is
given splendid opportunity In the new
photoplay to show her skill and daring
In the saddle. Many of the big scenes
In several episodes were filmed on the
California-Arizona desert, and Miss
Johnson is right in her element in
this environment. William Duncan
directed the serial and has the stir
role. The final episode will be cm
r In PaStif thflkaU w4W.