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In order to insure Quality and Service we
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maintain our own finishing department,
this plant being only for the service
REYNOLDS MUSIC
" We are pleased to state that this department has been one of
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our most successful enterprises. We have stood the test of time
and now appreciate the fact that our patrons, by taking advantage
of this service, are making us larger day by day. "Our kodak
prints should last as'long'as highjjclass phbtographs'- -
v A. KNOX McENTIRE'
Photographer in Charge.
ley
- VICTROLAS CORONAS
21 S. Palafox St. Opposite Keys er Auditorium
FILMS AND SUPPLIES:
Of
THE PENSACOLA
K 11
HOUSE
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21 S. Palafox St.
JOURNAL. SUNDAY
Use Howard's Buttermilk Gream . i
. , For Sunburn, Tan and Freckle!
Tells all good drug and department
- .stores- not to take any one's money
' " unless this delightful new; vanish.
j, . Ing Cream, quickly shows de-
';" i elded Improvement, t- Try , It
" today at our expense.
The first application of Howard's But
termilk Cream will astonish you. It
, creates beauty almost, like magic. The
' most wonderful thins about It la the
- fact ' that whilst it, turns the dullest,
most lifeless complexion to -radiant
ceauty and makes refl or rough hands
or arms snowy white, yet there Is, not
.the- slightest sign of Its use after ap
plication. It actually vanishes-, from
sight'and the most heated atmosphere
will not produce the least shinlness or
greasiness of the skin. " - 5 -
No matter whether, you are troubled
with a poor complexion, wrinkles,, puffi-
ness around the eyes, , freckles, crows'
feet or lines around the mouth, ugly
finger nails, or Just a simple roughness
of the face, ; hands or arms caused" by
wind r sun, you will find that any or
all o these troubles will quickly ,dls-
:' appear with the use of Howard's ' But
termilk Cream. - , -. .-'
To prove this to your complete sat
isfaction, get a small quantity today at
- r Aleraberte s Pharmacy with the under
standing that they will freely return the
eurchase money to any dissatisfied user.
WEST FLORIDA
FM PROGRAM
IS HADE READY
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 29? IS" TO
BE CANDIDATES DAY ASPIR
ANTS TO OFFICE WILL BE . ON
HAND.
Tuesday, Oct. 2Sth, has been desig
nated as Governor's and Ladies Day
The special committee in , charge of
the program and arrangements for
this day is as follows: Messrs. M. R.
Burton, J. D. Smith, E. Finch, W. J.
Daniel. The chief executive will open
the fair by speaking on this dy at
11 o'clock, a. m. . '
Wednesday, the 29th, Is Senatorial,
Congressional, and State , Candidates
Day. This . will give an opportunity
to the aspirants for honors to meet
! many people. The special committee
i in charge of this day's program is
'Hons. A- E. Lewis, J. W. Russ, R. II.
; Buford, W. W. Bruce. r' T z . .-.
Thursday, Oct. 30th, f is Victory ; and
Welcome Home Day.' This' day" is in
tended to do honor to1 our returned
jhero soldiers and sailors, and we pur
pose to make it, a memorable day in
the history of West Florida. The
special committee in charge ; of this
day's program, exercises, and enter-
jtainment is as follows: Hon. C. L.
i Wilson, Messrs. C. C. Liddon Jr., M. A.
Vearadr-T.'- W.- Oonelw-Jr..-!?. W.- Tay-
rTf5f.""L K.' "JeflnHiy!C,doTrfBolornon,"
Mrs. C. L. Wilson, Misses Lucy and
Bess Milton, Elizabeth Richardson,
Frances Russ, Lucile, and Margaret
Belle Milton. Coral Dekle, Mary Gam
mon, Mildred Conely, Elbise Smith,
Ruth Coachman, Roberta Carter,
Flooine Lewis, ' Bertha Dickson, Mrs.
Barrington King.
t Friday i Oct. 31st, Is School Chil-
drens' Day. This; Is the 8th annual
day devoted to school children," and
we intend that they shall have a
greater time, more amusing and in
structive day than at any prior anni
versary. The committee in charge
of this day's work is: Mr. W. E. B.
Smith, Professor Dorsey, C. W. Lockey,
C. M. Grace, Dr. E. F. McClane, Miss
es Clara Brown, Mattiette Davis, Mrs.
Stephens. ;. -, ,
Saturday, Nov. 1st, Is Farmer's Day,
and the West Florida fair never, closes
iintn 12 o'clock. Saturday night.! The
committee who will have charge of
the program and entertainment for
this day is: Messrs. G. 11. Fears, C. E.
Pledger, W. B. Bryan, J. A. Eubanks,
W. S. Chambliss, C A. Langford, W. H.
Leonard, C. J. Butler, J D. Watts.
These gentlemen are large farmers,
and. Marge business men of varied in
teresis'livingtn "diverse sections; of
West 'Florida; ' and it' is anticipated
tharthey-will have ia" day of entertain.
xnent, of instruction;, that should com
mand the attendance, not only of all
farmers, and business men, but their
HIS VOICE WOULD
t r CHOKE UP UNTIL
HE COULD COUGH
.fr;'r,-r . . v T,
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Young , Pensacoia man had catarrh so
bad? his voice was husky, .head
stopped up and breath foul. -
DRECO - RELIEVED IT.
'Sometimes v, while talking my voice
would almost' stop till I could coufrh up
the-' mucus, and clear it up," says Mr. R.
O. Hoyt. of 406 E. ' Lloyd St., Fensacola,
Florida.
"I've had catarrh of the head, and
throat for Borne time, w.-nich has been
Crowing Worse al the time; the dripping
j from the back of my nose into my throat
get! ng- worse all the time, and the head
noises and roaring sound was almost un
bearable at times.
'"Every morning - it ' required several
hours to get all this phlegm losened up.
I was also, constipated, navlng to take
medicine admost daily for that trouble.
My stomach got bad, which I believe
came from the mucus T swalowed, and I
became - adarmed,'- thinking catarrh . of
th stomach was abour to get me. I'd
bloat up terribly with gas and often had
gripping pains after meals. I got pretty
nervous and .didn't slee welL
"As the new medicine Dreco was said
to contain the juices of rots and herbs,
easily seen. TheVdripping had almost
stopped: my head , became clear; the
roading noises - ceased: no more head
aches; the ras stopped forming In my
Ktomach and my bowels were moving
regularly. " v ,- .
- I expect to take several more bottles
of , Dreco. and confidently expect a com
plete cure. : " :.
AH good drugelsts iww sell Dreco. and
it 's- htchly recommended In Pensacoia J
by Balk so m Drug Co.
MORNING, OCTOBER
'
Beautiful actress says: "A ? nhort
massage with Buttermilk Cream at"nlgtir
before retiring Is all that Is necessary.'
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wives and children.
Last and by no means least; on
each day and hour of the entire fair
week, entertainment and amusement
will be furnished by one of the best ,
middays ever in West Florida. Thi3
midday being in charge- of Polack -Brothers
who make this .their "3rd an
nual engagement in Marianna, with,
new shows and larger each return fair.
This midway being the same that is
booked for the state fair in Jackson
ville. Don't miss a"single day- or hour,
for the West Florida fair gives profit.
instruction and amusement to all ages
and all kinds of people. . ,
Overwork, worry, anxiety or sorrow
undermines strength and health. These ,
causes contribute to kidney trouble, and :
weak or diseased kidneys make oq 3
feel old in middle age.
help weak, overworked or diseased kid
neys and bladder so that the system is
free from waste and poisonous matter
that causes one to feel old, tired, Ian
guid. - They banish backache, rheu
matic pains, sore muscles, stiff joints. .
' Mr. - J. D. MUlar, Syracva. N. Y-. writes: :
"For many years I suffered with kidney trouble
sad rheumatism. I bad a seyere backache and
fait miserable end all played out. I got to
place where I had to do something. After tak
ing two bottles of Foley Kidney Pills I can say
my backache is gone, and where I used to lay
wake at night with rheumatio pains I can now
sleep in comfort and enjoy a good night's rest. .
Sold Everywhere. , .
USED MACHINERY
Subject to prior sale, we of fer any of the following plan
ing mill machinery for sale, for prompt delivery. Most of
this machinery is practically new and all of it is in excellent
condition.
1 Clipper Belt Lacer.
1 Tenoner Machine (H. B. Smith, Smithville, N. J.)
1 Diagonal Planer (Rowley & Herman.)
1 Royal Invincible 42 in Berlin Sander. .
1 Blind Clamp (American.)
1 Panel Raiser 4Fay & Eagan Machine Cdt)
1 7 in. Hall & Brown Moulden .
1 Chain Saw Mortiser, New Brittain ,No. 2.
1 Tenoner Machine (American No. 2 1-2)
1-Sash Dove Tailer (American Figure 8845-520745) .
, 1 Hollow Chisel Cash-Mortiser, Figure. 599-105989.
. 47, Ft. 1 15-16 Shaf t;:-: ; ,;
.3 Compressionj.Ck)uplingsKl 15-16; '':' "
2 Collars 1 15-16. ; : '
1, Steel Split Pulley 20 inj-Dia. 7 in Face Flat 1 15-16 CM.'..
1 Steel Split Pulley, 20 inl Dia. 9 in. Face 1-15 Flat.
1 Steel Split Fulley, 20 in. Dia. 9 in. Face 1-15 Flat.
1 Stel Split Pulley, 28 in. Dia. 11 in. Face, 1-15 C M.
1 Wood.Split Pulley, 24 in. Dia. 12, in. Face, 1-15 Flat.
1 Steel Split Pulley; 16 in. Dia. 9 in; Face, 1-15 C. M.
2 Steel Split PuIJeys, 14 in. Dia. 9 in. Face, 1-15 CM.
9 Flat Cast Boxes 4-15. - V :
' 5 Ft Shaft 145.v4&?';.
2 Collars, 1-15 " ; ,:o
2 Boxes, 1-15. ... ''-J- --. ..
1 Cast Pulley, 20 in. Dial 6 in Face, i-15 bore.
1 Steel Split Pulley 18 in. Dial 8 in. Face 1-15.
4 Ft. Shaft, 1 9-16. " ' : ,
2 Boxes, .1 9-16.
2 Collars, 1 9-16. .
1 Cast Pulley, 20 in. Dia. J5 in. Face, 1 9-16.
1 Steel Split Pulley, 12 in. Dia. 4 in. Face, 1 9-16.
23 Ft. Shaft, 1-15.
2 Collars, 1-15. ; . i ; ;
2 Cast Boxes 1-15. .
1 Coupling 1-15 Compression. s
1 Steel Split Pulley 8 in. Dia. 6 in. Face, 1-15.
, 1 Steel Split Pulley, 18 in. Dia. 9 in. Face. 1-15.
1 Steel Split Pulley, 20 in.
1 Cast Split Pulley. 14 in.
x iron rrame xtio eaw.
For Prices
l vvooa &pnt fuiiey, 14 m. Dia. 8 m Face, 1-15 Flat
1 Steel Split Pulley, 18 in. Dia. 7 in. Face, 1-15 C. M.
1 Cast Split Pulley18 in Dia. 9 in. Face. 1-15 Flat
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Stearns Lumber & Export Co.
PENSACOLA, FLA.
19, 1919.
RAILROAD SCHEDULES
Louisville & Nashville R. . R. r
AnStl and departure of passenger
trains a Pensacoia, Fla.
The '' following . schedule figures puD
Usbed as information and not sua. ma
te d. ;.' "
(Central Standard Time)
ARUIVES. , LEAVES
8:30 p.m. Montsro.nery Bir
mingham. Nashville.
Louisville, Cincinnati 12:30 p.m.
6:30 p.m. St. Louis, Chicago,
- ; Memphla - .......... 12:30p.m.
5:80 p.m Atlanta. t Washing
ton. ,rTawv Tork .... 12:30 p.m.
almT . Montpomery, . - Blr-
,. . t m'r.gham, Nashville, '
i LPU'.avllle, Cincinnati 10:45. p.m
6:45 a.m'. Memphla, St. Louis,
- .Chicago .... !.".;. J 0:45p.m.
(:45 a.m. New Orleans, , Mo-
bile ........ .4.... 10:45 p.m.
6:45 a.m. Atlanta. Washlng-
ton. New York .... 10:45 p.m.
. B:4'5 p.nu ' Mobil Local .... 6:00 a.m.
9:43 a.m. Jacksonville, . Talla-
vhassee i. :15 a.m
10-25 p.m. Jacksonville, Talla-
hassee 8:56 p.m.
Daily except Sunday.
UNITED STATES
RAILROAD ADMINISTRATION
TO
BELIEVE" INDIGESTION OH
DYSPEPSIA, TAKE A
Dyspepsia
Tablet ...
Before and Aft
r Each Meal.
9S Cents Bow
THE CRYSTAL PHARMACY
THE LE ADER
Stadium Clothes ,
Union Made
218 S. Palafox St.
THEY ALL RAVE OVER fT
THE LIZZIE SCOOTER
' . 1 You Drive a Fom, invesus.
. x II.. Anm rin
1 YOU. Will JJiVeni.ua.iijr v
; H. A. Beard, Route 1.
pay 51.00 Weekly Clothing
for Men and Women Suits,
Dresses, Skirts, Waists, etc.
Largest and oldest Credit House
Reasonable. Reliable .and Con
fidential. Gentry-Strickland Co.,
26 South Palafox Street.
CHERO COLA
There Is None SovGood -Chero-Cola
Bottling Works !
- s Phone 236
Just to Remind You that :
WEILAND'S Big SALE
IS NOW ON
130 South Palafox Street .,
Dia. 7 in. Face, 1-15 C M.
Dia. 8 in Face, 1-15 Flat
.
and terms address
MORRIS BROS. T
. All New Stock
LADIES' READY-TO-WEAn
: Belmont and DevllHers 8treets
GENTS FURNISHINGS
I and 11 South Palafox Streei
tVOURAS AUTO SUPPLYC0
117-119 W. Qaraen'st.
automobile Supplies amd ' Accessories
; - PHONE 949
iBALKCOM DRUG CO,
The Prescription afore
Phone 19 or 123
Let Us Be Your Milkman
Pasteurized Dalrv Products
PENSACOLA DAIRY CO.
123 W Garden St. Phone 1323
THE M & 0
3 ON THE SQUARE
.Within Easy Reach of
Everywhere
XIDE BATTERY AND
SERVICE STATION
THE UNITED AUTO CO.
I South Baylen 6treet. Phone 84J
Ford Owners Attention!
Have your Bearings Fitted by t
Modern Burning System
PENSACOLA AUTO CO.
108 West Intendencia Street
t.er tjs Blake You
"MAKE GOOD WITH A
KODAK"
Reynalds Music Housj
Clutter Music House
I For More Than 3 Vaara
, 114 South Palafox Street
I . f Phone 15,
THE PIANO SHOP
TUNING and REPAIRING
Pianos, Organs and Phonograph.
18-20 East Garden Street.
Phone 791.
Borras Transfer Co.
PHONE 1145
K Offices and Warehouse , '
lp? East Chase Strttt
$ All Kinds of Hauling
Your Business SoUciterl
! FOR RENT
Electric Vacuum Cleaners
PENSACOLA ELECTRIC CO
. (Commercial Department -
PENSACOLA LAUNCH &
MACHINE CO.
WILLARD SERVICE 8TAT10N
Willard Storage Batteries and Repsln
of All Makes Batteriea
. Two Sets Marine Ways Maohlnt
Shop In Conneotlon
The Parlor Market
Home of AH That's Pure"
FRESH WESTERN MEAT?
Poultry, Egg and Green Groearlet
tor Perfect Baking usi
WHITE CREST FLOUR
P. Kugelman & Co.
; Sole Agents "'
.rT Phones 666.66T '
Elebash Jewelry Co,
J ewelers and Opticians
Successors to
Peter UndenstrutM "
( 112 S. Palafox St Phoned:
Always the lates
records in stock
PALACE
JEWELRY OX
Ready-to-Wear Store
If It's New You p
" ' Will Find It Here -
I L. E. NOBLES & CO.
I Agents
Hart Schaffner & Marx and
KIrschbaum Suits
Hfour Money's Work or Your Mon
Beck
9 South Palafox Street. Phone 7
WHITE & WHITE
20 South Palafox Street
"BETTER CLOTHES"
T THE
MORGAN - THORSE:
TRANSFER COMPANY
Truck or Team Service
t Phone 710
AMERICAN NATIONAL
, HANK p-
' Of Pensaeofa A
CAPITAL STOCK Paid la tSOOO

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