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THE PENSACOLA JOURNAL, SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 19, 1919.
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We have just received a shipment of New Classy Skirts in Exclu
sive DesignsNovelty Woolen Plaids and Serges, Prices from
$10.95 T0 $18.45;
(A real saving of 5 to $8.)
A new Stylish lot of Georgette Waists which Q QK TO Q OPT
are selling fast ateach ..... ... . . . v.Tp!T. . : p?
(A real saving of $1.50 to 4.00) : v..-.-. ...
Our line of Dresses ranging in price
from each . . . f. .............. .
are the most wonderful values in town.
$15.00 T0 $24.95
Our Ladies and Children's Coats are the . Kf QK TO fc9 AH
latest styles and fabrics Prices from : . . .TT rlV."
Come in and let us show you how we can save you from $2 to $8
on these. ' . : , .
Good heavy Outings; worth 35c
Not over 10 yds. to a customer, at yard
28c
Good 7-8 Bleaching, worth 28c
Not over 10 yds. to a customer, at yard
21c
Fine Sea Island Sheeting, IP
10 yds. to a customer Monday, at yard . . ... . . . . . . . . ...ri
Ladies' Silk Lace-effect Hose, all color's and values to 2.00 ' 7Qr
Slightly imperfect 2 pairs to customer, at pair . . .........
Beautiful Kimona Flannel, worth 45c '
specially priced for Monday at, yard
38c
See the New Velour, Beaver and Pattern Hats, the best makes and
styles Poss' Popular Prices $4.45 T0 $9.95
prevailing, from . ........ . : . . . .... . .
We Are Continally Striving to
Keep the Prices Down
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PERSONAL MENTION. S
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The Royal Neighbors of America
meet at the W. O- "W. hall on West
Romana street Wednesday- afternoon
at 2:30 o'clock. All members are re
quested to be present '. . .
Dr. and Mrs. J. H. D'Alemberte and
Mr. and Mrs. H. H. IXAlemberte are
enjoying a three . weeks visit In the
East visiting In New York City. Chi
cago, Detroit and other cities.. Mrs.
J. H. IXAlemberte will remain in Chi
cago for an extended visit, the rest
of the rarty exDectintr to return home
about the last of the week. -,
Mr. and Mrs. M.. J. Brown who have
been residing at' 240 West Garden
j street expect to move the first of the
I month into their new home, 900 West
; Garden street, where they will be at
I home to friends.
Friends of Miss Nina, Barber! are
glad to know that she has returned
home from the Pensacola ; hospital
where she recently underwent an
operation and is continuing to rapidly
improve.
Mrs. W. C Pryor of the Indianola
Inn, Camp Walton, has many friends
in Pensacola. who will be interested
to .know that she is reported as Im
proving after having undergone a re
cent operation for appendicitis at the
St., Leo hospital in Greensboro. She
left ' for Greensboro about " two weeks
ago to visit with her cousins. Mr. and
Mrs. George Pryor and was taken ill
while there. Mr. Pryor went to Greens
boro to Join her several days aga.
. . . Mrs. Sylvester Greenwood "of Tex
arana, .Texas, is visiting In Pensacola
as a guest at ' the home-of Mr. and
Mrs. William T. Smith in Fisherville
She will remain to attend the Rodgers
Sliter wedding which takes place the
last of the month. " -
ENGLISH. CLERGYMAN
- v DEFENDS BOXING
London, Oct. 18. Cries of approval
greeted a defence of prize fighting
made by the Rev. R. . J. Anderson at
the annual meeting the other day of
the Cheshire free church councils. ,
"Some people," he said "have been
working lately over boxing and have
been holding prayer meeting , to ; try
to put a stop to It. The church
must learn to understand the needs of
men their physical and mental as
well as spiritual needs. We must en
courage fellowship -and recreation. We
must realize that we should treat
men and women as human and alive
and beings who live in the open and
not In the convent." -
POLES TO TELL
OF ATROCITIES
OF BOLSHEVIK I
Warsaw! (By : Mall) The Polish
government Is compiling, the story of
the . atrocities committed under the
Bolshevik reign In the city of Minsk,
now occupied by the Poles. The latest
brought by an American Red Cross
worker who has Just returned from
a relief assignment in that newly oc
cupied city,' concerns the murder of a
woman ' Hospital assistant who was
rash enough; to express the hope that
conditions would Improve when the
town fell to the Poles. V
The director of the' hospital In ques
tion, smarting under an ill-deserved
rebuke administered by a surly of
ficial of the Red regime, warned the
latter that the arrival of the Poles
would bring a change for the better.
Kor this he was deported to Smolensk.
His woman assistant. Who ventured
a little further in expresing her opin
ion, was . shot into a grave on the
dawn before the taking of the city by
the Polish army.
When visited by workers of the
American Red Cross Commission to
Poland, the hospitals and orphanages
of the city were found in such pres
sing need of food that many of them
had been obliged to close. 1 One home
for war orphans had been without so
much as a crust of bread for more
than a week. Many others had suf
fered similar privations. According to
reports on investigations, only outside
aid can rescue these people from the
chaos of terror and suffering In
which they are submerged.
i GILFILLAN SCOTT
'Announces that he can take only five more Piano pupils.
The Clutter Music House, Phone 15
Ford Owners Attention
Have Your Bearings Fitted by a Modern
v Burning' System
i Day and Night Service All Work
. ' , Guaranteed
JOHN E. GAMMON
DIES AT MARIANNA
Treadwell
TIRES AND TUBES
Supplies and Accessories of all kinds
PeesacolaAito Co.
108 West Intendencia Street
We are as Good as the Best, and Better than
: - the Rest.
Marianna, Oct.. 18. The funeral of
John E. Gammon, who died early yes
terday, following a stroke of paralysis
on Friday last, - was held late yester
day afternoon -at the home in West
End. burial being in the. city cemetery.
,The "funeral was largely attended by
relatives and friends, and kthe former
business associates of Mr. Gammon in '
banking and other busin""! in which
many years acted as honorary pall
bearers. Mr. Gammon was president
of ; the ' Moore-Gammon Hardware
company of .thla-rdty and for many
years a director in one of the local
banks. He is survived by a wife
and four children, S. F. Gammon, as
sistant postmaster at Jacksonville;
Julien E. Gammon, of Jacksonville;
W. Lamar. Gammon of this -city and
Miss Mary Gammon, also of Marianna,
all of whom were present at the fun
eral. ':
AUDITS COST SYSTEMS
R. T. RAINES
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT AUDITOR ,
PENSACOLA, FLA. DE FUNIAK SPRINGS, FLA.
INCOME TAX REPORTS EFFICIENCY ENGINEER
H. IE. ROOT
Auto Supplies and Bicycles
Phone 220 " ; 29 West Garden
MICHELIN TIRES FORD PARTS
We have a porcelain that fits the Champion X Spark
Plug perfectly, and sells for 25c.
tRED)DT9 Tlhe Wopder Worker .
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We are grinding our ax with Uncle Sam to make Low
Prices and Easy Terms for Your Gain
It has been a long time since the Pensacola peo
ple had an opportunity to go shopping and buy
such merchandise on such easy terms and such
low prices. We are the talk of the town, the talk
of the county and the talk of the trade: ": ' ,',
Men's and Young
Men's Fall and Winter
SUITS
Combining Quality,
Style, Fit, Service
Taking in a bit of territory, but
the suits themselves . will back
us up. You won't find such a'
wide range : of Style, Material
and Coloring anywhere else in
town. Snappy waist Reams.
English models and the conser
vatives that lots of men like the
bestA Come in tomorrow and
look around .for yourself, that's
the only way to appreciate their
splendid tailoring. Prices
- :$24!?$85
Terms to Suit Your Convenience
Women's Suits
Dresses and
s
Cape
Our new goods are arriving
every, day and I am sure that
we will be warm in the hearts
of every good woman who.
buys her outfit here. Escam
bia Clothing Co. was opened
here to fill a long felt want,
where good Pensacola women
might find a place where they
belonged, where they might feel
at home and buy good things at
the lowest prices and on the
easiest of terms.
Women's Suits, Dresses and
Capes, all prices from
$24 $95
Terms to Suit Your Convenience
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"THE STORE YOU WILLEVENTUALLY TRADE AT"
107 SOUTH PALAFOX STREET
PENSACOLA, FLORIDA