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PROBABLY IT WOULD
, ,r RUN BACK WORDS EASIER
J J&fjftms r ' fed
AMSTERDAM The photographer brough the picture back from the
Isle of -Wierlngen, where the tormer crown prince Is-In exile. The former
prlrtc Is tryln gout a nw motorcycl. Cecelie, former crown princess, anfi
many of the natives, were spectator at the initial ride.
WhybeFat?
Become -Slim " This Season
Hare yon heard about the new sys
tem for weight reduction!
You nay eat and drink all you need.
There is no tedious exercising. Take
a little oil of korein at mealtimes and
when retiring; also follow the simple,
clear directions. A loss of Weight, ten
to sixty pounds (whatever you need to
lost), may be expected by this safe and
pleasant system of fat reduction. At
the druggist's get a small box of oil
of korein capsules, and start at Once.
Be ct normal size, with good figure and
attractive appearance, agile, quick
witted, healthier and more efficient. By
reducing weight now you are likely to
avoid one or more diseases, heart weak
ness, EUDStrOke, apoplexy, etc., and to
add many years to your life. Remem
ber oil of 5'n. Become thin and
ftny so. Show others this advertisement.
USED .'MACHINERY
Subject to prior sale, we offer 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. IV.
1 Blind Clamp (American.)
1 Panel Raiser (Fay & Eagari-Machine Co.)
1 7 in. Hall & Brown Moulder.
1 Chain Saw Mortiser, New Brittain ,No. 2. ;
1 Tenoner Machine (American No. 2 1-2) v
1 Sash Dove Tailer (American Figure 8845-520745)..
1 Hollow Chisel Cash Mortiser, Figure 899-105089.
47, Ft. 1 15-16 Shaft. . - -
3 Compression Couplings 1 15-16.
2 Collars 1 15-16.
1 Steel Split Pulley 20 In. Dia. 7 in Face Flat 1 15-16 CM.
1 Steel Split Pulley, 20 in. Dia. 9 in. Face 1-15 Flat.
1 Steel Split Fulley, 20 in. Dia. 9 in. Face 1-15 Flat.
1 Steel Split Pulley, 28 in. Dia. 11 in. Face, 1-15 C. M.
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2 Steel Split Pulleys, 14 in. Dia. 9 in. Face, 1-15 C. M.
9 Flat Cast Boxes 1-15.
5 Ft. Shaft 1-15. '
2 Collars," 1-15.
2 Boxes, 1-15.
1 Cast Pulley, 20 in. Dia. 6- in. Face, 1-15 bore.
1 Steel Split Pulley 18 in. Dia. 8 in. Face 1-15.
4 Ft. Shaft, 1 9-16.
2 Boxes, 1 9-16. v .
2 Collars, 1 9-16. ,
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1 Steel Split Pulley, 12 in. Dia. 4 in. Face, 1 9-16. ,
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2 Collars, 1-15. ' . ;
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1 Coupling 1-15 Compression.
1 Steel Split Pulley8 in. Dia. 6 in. Face, 1-15.
1 Steel Split Pulleji 18 in. Dia. 9 in. Face, 1-15.
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1 Cast Split Pulley, 18 in. Dia. 9 in. Face, 1-15 Flat.
1 Cast Split Pulley. 14 in. Dia. 8 in Face, 1-15 Flat.
1 Iron Frame Rip Saw. . . r -
. For Prices and terms address
Stearns Lumber a Export Co.
PENSACOLA, FLA.
Only One "BROMO QUININE"
To ret' the ' genuine, call for full
name LAXATIVE BROilO QUININE
Tablets. Look for signature of-E. "W,
GROVE. Cures a cold in one day. 30c
Alv ,
keen off fevers.
fine tonic' At
vaut Ama store.
for 60c Money back if no rehet.
Made ana GUARANTEED by
8CMRENS CHUG CO- Waco, Twaa.
mi Ji
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THE PENSACOLA' JOURNAL, TUESDAY: M&RNING, OCTOBER 21, 1919.
dftaOfltiaaodOQBaaan
0 LOCAL MAAKBTto U
b . a
IBBB SB BBS BBBBBBB
:: y Whereat
The quotations of the local whole
sale markets remained firm yesterday.
- , Produce.
Apples, per bbl. I.T5 and......$t0.25
Apples, per box. 4.50
Bananas, per pound -
.01
At
Butter, per pound, CI and ....
Bean
Navy, per pound
Lima, per pound ...........
Beats, per poufid ,
M
1.50
0
.07
S.2K .
.40
.45
.4
- .69
Celery, per dot n . . . .
Cabbage, per pound ............
Carrots, per pound ...........
Cantaloupes, per box. $1.71 ar.I
Chickens, per pound. .33 and..
Chickens, per pound. .If and..'
Turkeys, dressed
Effs. per dozen, .B 4 and. .... -
Grapes
Tokay ............,..
Limes, per 100 ................
3.25
0
.644
.04
.3
1.4S
2.7S
Ml
4.25
4.10
1.15
.10
111
S.50
1.45
2.00
Lemons, per box
Onions
Yellow, per pound
Red, per pound
potatoes
Irish, pr pound .......-....
Sweet, per bl. ttt.
Peaches, p. - orat. $2J5 and ...
Peas, per box...,..,..,.....,.
Tomatoes ;
Luggen .....................
Baltimore .,................
., Grains and Feed.
Com, per bu. ...,......,...
Oats, per tra. ,........,,..
Pran. per ctrt .,
Chops, per cwt.
Middlings per cwt., I.S0 and .
Cotton seed meal, per cwt. ....
Pour per eent cotton seed meat Stf.oo.
Seven per cent, cotton uied
meal ..........,.......
Cotton seed hulls per cwt. ....
Union grain, per cwt. ..........
Liberty fesd, per owi .....
Poultry feed, per cwt. ......
.Hy
Timothy No. 1, per ton .........
Poultry feed a
llfalfa, per ton ...........
ess.
Turnip per pound
Cabbage, per pound .........
Rust proof oats, per pound ...
Rye, per pound .....
Tl.00
.10
4.00
1.00
43
23.00
29.00
1.00
4.00
1.10
2.75
" Psrtiliseraj
4 per cent. Acid Phosphate,
per ton 20.00
10 per cent. Acid PhOSphatS, per '
ton ..... 21.60
rih scrap, per ton ............ 10.7B
Retail.
No changes were reported in thS
Quotations of th& local markets yester
day, Apples, per dozen, ,40 to....
Bannanas, per pound .
Butter, per pound.....
Beans-
.73
.03
.70
.13
.IS
.07 Vi
.074
-.25
.50
.20
.75
.25
.124
.40
.074
1.00
Navy, per pound. ;.....,.
Lima, per pound ...i. ......
Beets, per pound .............
cabbage, per pound.
Carrots, per pound ..........
Celery, per bunch, .15 and...,;
Chickens, per pound, .40 and...
Cranberries, per quart, .13 and
Begs, per dozen. .60 to..
Grapes, per. pound, .20 and.....
Grape Fruit, each, .08, .10 and.
Lemons, per doien.t.. ........
Onions, per pound. ...........
Oranges, per dozen, .SO, .76 and
Potatoes
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Beauty Answers
m By MADAME MAREE f
:SIIBZ&IX8SSBIXSs
THERE? Are many
things which will re
move superflous hairs
but mayy of them so
Irritate, burn and red
den the skirt as to make
it a sight to look upon.
It 19 no longer neces
sary to go at it in such
a savago manner, sa-
perflous hair can now be removed y an
application which is absolutely safe and
never fans to remove every nmrio mur
TH.f. im onlv tn thin that Win do this.
ana that is sniro solution, xms can oe
ftuffhlv that no a vestlRe of it remains.
obtained from any drug store for one
Cellar. The nairs , are mereiy mumi-
ened with it for a few moments, ana
wither and dissolve away ana are wipea
thn the hairs are. seen meraiiy u
off. leaving a skin absolutely perfect.
Ootless. soft and smooth. This is the
mmima tnetnoo. ana no matter now
sensitive the skin, or how thi"k fhe flair
rrowth. it never falls to remore tno
hairs completely and thoroughly.
.
TWtflSt T. n. r. Ton will be surprised
mz the results If you fll use my formula
for beautifying tne skin, i can promise
you really and surely an exquisite com-
olaxion in a. murhtv short time, with a
tint like the rose, and spotless as a lily.
II you Will make this cream at nome
yourself and use It.Tou will posltiveiy
neved find anything else in the worio
to equal it. Now get from your drug
eiat rma oune. 50 cents worth, of xin.
mm md mix it with two tablesooonsful
ot glycerine in a pint of hot water, mis
makes a rich, satiny cream. Use it freely
every day and you wul have your areara
come true.
Mtss AVrTOTTS A' remarkable pre
paration to prevent excessive perspir
ation in ths armnlta is hvdrolized talc.
It is absolutely safe, keeps the armpits
naturally fresh and dry, and you will
have no more gowns ruined because of
perspiration. Any drug store can sup
nlv veni. It a Tart destrovS the odor Of
perspiration . and other objectionable
body odors. ;
Where Can I Find Relief from
Itcihing, Terrifying Eczema?
This Question is Ever on the Lips
. of ths Afflicted.
Eczema. Tetter, Erysipelas, and
other terrifying" conditions of the skin
are deefa-seated blood troubles, and
applications of . salves, lotions and
washes can only afford temporary re
lief, without reaching the real seat of
the trouble. But Just because local
treatment has done you no good, there
is no reason to dispair. Tou simply
have not sought the proper treatment
that is within your reach. " i
You have the experience of others
who have suffered as you have to
RED CROSS TEAMS ARE
ARRANGING FOR DRIVE
Captains Are Lining Up Teams, and
Attending Other Preliminaries.
1 Red gross activities In relation to
the Roll Call, which will be launched
in Pensacola November 11th, Armis
tice Day, has taken o new life, with
team captains making their appoint
ments, and all preliminary plans get
ting under way.
W. K. Hyer, chaiman. Who assisted
by Malcolm R. Ponge, vice-chairman,
is optimistic as to the outlook, owing
to ths fact that the home service sec
tion ot. the Red Cross has done such
ef f ectiv work, not only nationally but
locally. . v
Mr. Hyer, In speaking of the work
that is before the committees and the
necessity for close organization, said:
"The work of the Red Cross has not
reached Its height in the United
States, by any means. While hos
tilities were supposed to have ceased
with the signlnjf of the armistice,
which the roll call commemorates,
tne main Work 6f the Red Cross con
sists; in aiding- in every possible way
the reconstruction program.'
"What the Red cross has dofte In
the past in Pensacola has been for
mally - recognised by nation head
quarters, which cited this city for its
splendid work in theemefgency relief
camDaiem. The neople L of Pensacola
havo stood by the Red Cross in the
past because the Red Cross has stood
by them and we be trust In them for
the success of this r6ll call, as ' for
every campaign in which their sup
port has been enlisted." . -
The Strona Withstand the Heat of
Summer tetter Than the Weak.
Old people who are feeble and young
er people who are weak, will be
strengthened and enabled to go througn
the depressing heat of summer by
taking GROVE'S TASTELESS chill
TONIC. If purifies and enriches tho
blood and builds Up the WUOle system.
Yott can soon feel its Strengthening,
Invigorating Effect. 60c,
CLAIMS TO BIG
SHOW PROJECT
ABLY SET FORTH
(Continued from Page One) t
West Florida delegation. ,
The artillery band from Fort Bar
rancas was so mucn superior to
Jacksonville's cfrCUS fanfare outfit
that no respectable comparison could
bo made. ThO soldiers played every
thing from "Hail, Hail the Gang's All
Here" to "Dixie" and every Selection
was received With the greatest enthus
iasm. On the Other hand although the
Jacksonville delegation had a lot Of
crUst. gall and brass and a lot of
yanked tricks there was no deep down
in their heart enthusiasm. As a mat
ter of fact they looked like a bunch
of mourners at a funeral, paid to act
their parts and nothing more.
Numerous West Florida : delega-
gatlons were in evidence, the Milton
delegation headed by Hon. Peter RO
sasco got aboard and the other prin
cipal towns of West Florida were rep
resented. . '
When the" Pensacola boosters awoke
this morning they found the Jackson
ville special laying along side. Jack
sonville led the first procession. A few
minutes later the Pensacola parade
got underway, the Pensacola delega
tion in line was twice as long as that
Of Jacksonville wUh the men . four
abreast. Jacksonville marched two
abreast.
Enthusiasm and Pensacola pep was
on top all the time and the Jackson
ville delegation had mighty little to
say. . "
The breaks are favoring Pensacola
Sd far. R. Pope Reese, Frank Cren
shaw and J. B Perkins who are Pen-
sftcola's Speakers held a conference on
the train last night and made com
plete outlines Of what they said to
day.
CoL Rawls in an impromptu speech
told the Jacksonville - delegation that
ths only way they could beat Fensa
cola was to move "her out of ths
. 1(S7S8.
DEED
-
in New York City alone from kid
ney trouble last year. . Don't allow
yourself to become a victim by
neglecting pains and aches. Guard
against this trouble by taking
COLD MEDAL
Tbe world's standard remedy for kidney
liver, bladdet and uric acid troubles
Holland's national remedy since 1699
All druggists, three si2e Guaranteed
LmIc tkm mm CU Mmlat M vir Wl
guide 'you to relief. ; No matter-how
terrifying the irritation, no matter
how unbearable the Itching and burn
ing of the skin. S. S. S. will promptly
reach the seat of . the trouble. . Give
it a fair trial to be. convinced of Its
efficacy.
Our chief medical adviser Is an au
thority on blood and skin disorders,
and he will take pleasure in giving
you such advice as your Individual
case may need, absolutely without
cost. "Write today, describing your
case to Medical .Department, Swift
Specific Co,, 252 Swift Laboratory
Atlanta, Ga. Adv.
: - : A : '
ach ills
permanently disappear after drinkkg ths
celebrated Shivar Mineral Water. Positively.
Earanteed by money-back Offer. Tastes
e; costi S trifle. Delivore.1 anvwhera hv
&Pensscpla Agents, West Florida Cn
Co. PJboiis them.
State. . ' '."..
Doc. Renshaw made one of the hits
of the day by shimmying to "Down
On the Rhine." Charley Hervey did
a .classy one step with Mrs. Albert
Anderson just to show that Pensacola
was 'the liveliest town represented.. As
a Wonderful climax to the repartee and
horseplay," Joe Johnson, R. J. Brew-
ton, John Holland, China Quina, Frank
Carroll and Harry Thompson as pall
bearers brought a casket bearing the
designation "Jacksonville dead," as the
Barrancas band played Dixie.
GOVERNMENT
DEPARTMENTS
MAY BE PROBED
(Continued from Page One.) '
of one of the Fabian club and a con
feree with other socialists at Chase's
office. ., - :'. . ' .
John C Ohsol, credited In the
commission's . report with "important
am," Senator Watson charged was a
member of the Russian Duma, exiled
to Siberia from Which he escaped,
"and a pronounced socialist of the
most Virulent type whb hever failed
to express the greatest admiration
for Lenine and Trotsky."
Martin L. Sorber, another employee,
the senator - charged, was "a friend
and' admirer of Berger and Tucker
and an organizer of radical propa
ganda. Sorber, Senator "Watson charg
ed, while-on the pay roll of Tucker,
was also employed by the trade com"
mission. Daniel A. Kemper, another
employee, Senator Watson declared,
"was open and avowed in his sedi
tious utterances and always active
in scattering socialistic propaganda.
Earl S. Haines, another employee
mentioned for "important aid," Sena
tor "Watson, "openly asserted that the
soviet government of Russia was the
greatest government in the world and
that he would never be satisfied until
we had one like it in America.
"My information,", said Senator
Watson,, "is that a Mrs. Baldwin,- an
accountant at the headquarters of the
trade commission in Chicago was an
anarchist of the most pronounced type,
when a bomb, was exploded, at the
conclusion of the I. ,W. W. trials be
ore Land's, she exclaimed In tho
presence Of her co-employees, 'It
served them right."
A number of lives were lost in that
"When an anarchist parade was
held in Chicago after the signing of
the armistice, Chase, Matz, Sorber
and Kemper, marched wearing1 red
neckties and waved s red flags until
they were taken in custody-by the au
thorities.
A Simple Way to
Reduce Wrinkles
Remember that wrinkles and baggl
neSs of cheek or chin are due to the
muscular tissue losing its strength and
shrinking. The ekin is then too large in
area to fit such tlssuem Smoothly. It
wrinkles Or Sags.
To remedy this condition, there's
nothing so effective, so quick-acting, as
a simple Wash lotion easily made at
home., Just get an ounce of pure pow
dered saxolite at your drug-gist's, and
a half pint of witch hacel. mix the two
and bathe your face in the liquid. This
at once tightens the skin and solidifies
the Underlying tissues which, of course,
smooths out the lines and draws ,in the
sagging skin. It also stimulates capil
lary circulation, bringing natural color
to faded cheeks. -Adv.
IN ROUGH
TAKES CHAMPIONSHIP
WATER
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Storri
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PETROGRAD IS
WITHIN SIGHT OF
YUDENITCH ARMY
London. Oct. 20. The war office
announced tonight thtat tho northwes
tern army under General Yudenitcta
is within eight miles of Petrograd.
PALMER WARNS
REFINERS OF
BEET SUGAR
(Continued front Page One)
The. department of Justice will treat
as an unjust charge any price in ex
cess of this and consider such a charge
a violation of section four of the lever
f dod control act, as amended. Please
wire today your concurrence in the
above." -
Steps to prevent an abnormal price
increase in the price of sugar because
of the existing shortage were taken
today by the department of Justice.
Refiners were asked to telegraph
their concurrence Ih this price, which
would mean they would put their sup
ply on the market Immediately, there
by relieving the present stringency.
HEADACHE
Also, CRIPP-Try It
Trial Settle 1 0 I efao lrar sixes
CAFE SAN CARLOS
A well ordered restaurant
of peculiar excellence. All the
delicacies of the season prop
erly prepared and served
Service a la carte seven a.
m. to ten p. m. Luncheon
daily 75c. Special luncheons
or dinners rxiay ' be arranged
for private dining rooms.
Direction Charles B. Hervey.
Gulf City Coffee Co.
Roasters, Blenders Shippers
FINE COFFEES
10711 East Intendeneia Street
- .PENSACOLA. PLA.
MEYER SHOE CO.
EXCLUSIVE AGENTP
GROVER'S SOFT SHOES
For Tender Feet
REED'S "BETTER BREAD
FOR SALE BY ALL FIRST
CLASS STORES
REED'S SANITARY BAKERY
Palafex and Gregory Streets
RAILROAD SCHEDULES
Louisville & Nashville R. R.
ArrVal and departure or passenger
trains at Pensacola, Fla.
Tbe following coelule figures pub
lished as information and not guaran
teed. (Central Standard Time)
ARRIVES. LEAVES
5:30 p.m. Montgomery Blr
mlnRham, Nashville.
Louisville, Cincinnati 12:80 p m.
5:80 p.m. Ft. Ixmls, Chicago,
Memphis 12:80 p.m.
5:30 p.m Atlanta, ' Washing
ton, New Torlc .... 18:30 p.m.
5:45 a.m. Montp-imfry, Blr- .
tn'r.gham, Nashville,
IiOUlsvllle. Cincinnati 10:45 p.m.
, 5M5 a.m. Memphis, at. Louis,
Chicago 10:45 p,m.
5:45 a.m. Now Orleans, Mo
bile 10:45 p.m.
5:45 a.m. Atlanta, Washing
ton. Now York ...,10:45p.m.
5:45 p.m. Mobile Local .... 6:00 a.m.
9:45 a.m. Jacksonville, Talla-
fcse 5:15 a,xn.
10:25 p.m. Jacksonville, . Talla
hassee S'.ESntm
Dally except Sunday.
UNITED STATES
'RAILROAD ADMINISTRATION
TO
RELIEVE INDIGESTION on
' DYSPEP8IA, TAKE A
Dyspepsia - y
xCrl vlI Bafore and Aft
f E"ch MaaL
THE CRYSTAL PHARMACY
THE LE ADER
Stadium Clothes
Union Made
218 S. Palaf ox St.
THEY ALL RAVE OVER IT
THE LIZZIE SCOOTER
If You Drive a Ford Investigate.
Tou Will Eventually Own One.
II. A. Beard, Route 1.
CHEROCOLA
There Is None So Good
Cliero-Cola Bottling Works
Phone 236
QUICK TfcHlf
r-nerircx ! 'J - "M
;v MORRIS BROSr
, AH New Stock
LADIES' READY-TO-WEAR
Belmont and Devilliers 8treeti
GENTS FURNISHINGS
and 11 South PaLifox Street
Cobras auto supplFcc
117119 W. Garden at.
automobile Supplies smd Accessorta
PHONE 949
PALKCOM DRUG CO
The Prescription Store"
Phone 19 or 123
Let Us Be Your Milkman
Pasteurized Dalrv Products
PENSACOLA DAIRY CO.
123 JY Garden SL Phone 132;
THE M & 07
ON THE SQUARE i
.Within Easy Reach of V
- Everywhere -
EXIDE- BATTERY AND
SERVICE STATION
THE UNITED AUTO CO.
I South Baylen Street. Phont J:
Ford Owners Attention
Have your Bearings Fitted by j
Modern Burning System
PENSACOLA ,UTT0 CO.
108 West Intendeneia Street
' EerTjsMakV Yovl
r "MAKE GOOD WITH A
i KODAK"
Reynalds Music Hous
Clutter Music House
' For-More Than 78 Years
114 South Palafox Street
Phone 15
THE PIANO SHOP
TUNING and REPAIRING
j Pianos, Organs and Phonograph
iv-zv mast oarden street
Phone 791.
Borras Transfer Co.
PHONE 1145
Office and Warehouse
East Chase Stmt '
All Kinds of Hauling
Your Business Solicited
j FOR RENT
f Electric Vacuum Cleaners
PENSACOLA ELECTRIC CO
I Commercial Department
i PHONK 2JQ1Q
PENSACOLA LAUNCH &
MACHINE CO.
WILLARO SERVICE STATION
willard Storage E(.tteric and Repti
ef All Make Batteries
Two Sets Marine Ways Maehin
i Shop in Connection
The Parlor Market
Home of All That's Purs"
FRESH WESTERN MEAT?
Poultry, Egg and Green Groeiriy
For Perfect Baking us
WHITE CREST FLOUR
D. Kugelman & Co.
u
Sole Agents
Phones 666-667 rn
Elebash Jewelry Cx).
Jewelers and Opticians
4 Successors to t
Peter LJndenstruth
112 S. Palafox St. Phone 71!
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