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THE PKNSACULiA JUUKNAL, KATUKUAif MORNING, NOVEMBER 22, 1919.
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NEWS BRIEFS
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Mrs. X. D.- Chadwick, of New York
City, is visiting In Pensacola, the gue
of her sister, Mrs. B. D. Washburn, at
the home of the Misses JEtent on
La Rua street.
Harry Mellor, who with his mother,
Mrs. H. Mellor, has been spending some
time in Winnipeg. Canada, is now in
Cleveland, having accepted a position
with a large automobile firm in that
city. Mrs. Mellor, after a short visit
in Pensacola, will go to Gainesville
to spend the remainder of the winter
with her sons, Fred and Jack Mellor,
who are attending the University of
Florida. ;
President. Fraser, of the G., P. & N.
P... R, stated yesterday that his com
pany had recently purchased two
t .... .
Brooks , locomotives of the large con- weeks. 'scene language. . County Solicitor
solidated type. The engines will be ! Thompson prosecuted the case for the
put into service at once. i After an absence from the city of state and Brown was defended by At-
Mr. Fraser also stated . that there several weeks which time he spent torney R. Moreno Coe.
would be some changes in the passen- resting and undergoing treatment at J
ger service of the road within the near the Piedmont hospital in Atlanta, J.
future, but that he was not at liberty G. Pace has returned to the city.
The body of the unidentified white
His man which was found floating in the
to give out the information at this friends note with delight that he is bay several weeks ago will be buried
time. .
visibly much recuperated and invigor- within the next few days by F. R.
ated. . . - Pou. The body has been kept at the
i Pou undertaking establishment for a
A partial eclipse of the sun will be consiaeraDie time wnn me nope that
Mayor Frank I. Sanders yesterday
ordered a carload of sugar from Louisi
ana: The order followed a telegram visible this morning if the sky is clear some relatives or friend would identi-
from the sugar refinery which quoted between the hours of 6:19 and 9:12 Y it-
a net price of $19.65 per hundred. The o'clock, with the maximum of visibil-! :
sugar will be sold to consumers when ity at 7:19 o'clock. This is to be the STATE COLLEGE
it arrives and will be put on sale at only eclipse of the sun visible here
about twenty cents per pound after since 1908 and the last until 1930, ac
the cost of the freight has been added cording tt astronomers.
A A 1- - 1 llt.l A. M A. 1 1
to me initial cost us. ine sugar
HAS SMALL FIRE
R. . McLellan. '.vcli-known Pensacola!
- j i aiianassee, jnov. 21. four rooms
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Myers and two ' Pl a uunniwry m oiate college
rHilrlr. ara snCnin? sr.mo time visit- r women wt-re guueu oy lire Kun-
printer, who for the last year has been ,j relatives in the city where they day evening. The occupants were un
a member of the Breeze force of De- formeriy lived before Mr' Myers went injured but lost much of their proper-
to Washington at the outbreak of thejr-
war to accent a clerkship. He expects j
to leave about Christmas for the Phil- r ixTnTi TTl TT"T7iT" a ms-r.
lipines where he will go in acceptance LillX CjXV llf ll Jlirwl. A J1,
of an executive position in the gov
ernment service. Airs. Myers and the
children expect to accompany him.
Funiak Springs, is ill at the Pensa
cola hospital, his many friends will
regret to learn. Mr. McLellan. has
been in declining health for some
atisfies the Kiddies
And makes their little bodies
plump and strong
Peacock Syrup
is rich in pure su&ar" content com blended
with cane. Finest achievement ir. syrup
manuiaeture.
Officers and enlisted men from the
fleet in the harbor, the forts and naval
air station are invited to be present
tonight at the Knights of Columbus
GOES TO ENGLAND
Intimated to Be Settlement of
Old Controversy.
Washington, Nov. 20. Settlement
Hed Label Cans at Your Grocer's
SOUTHERN SYRUP COMPANY
MONTGOMERY
BIRMINGHAM
JACKSON
jhall at another of the delightful f unc- of the controversy over hte disposition
j tions given by the K. of C. war camp of the German liner Imperator was
activities committee. Dancing will be-j indicated tonight by Shipping Board
gin at 8 o'clock, it is announced and j officials who intimated the ship will
refreshments will be served. . he immediately tendered to Great
,,, . . Britain. Action with regard to seven
Clinton Brown, a white man was other Gennan steamers in the same
luu..u 6Umru, w juiy jesr-i atus had not been determined.
uay 111 me court 01 recora. a wo
charges were against the man; for as
sault and battery and for using ob-
JEWISH DRAMA AT
GARDEN THEATRE
Newly Organized Art Society to Pro
sent Famous Plays.
The newly founded Pensacola Jew
ish Art Society, created for the pur- .
pose of developing and maintaining J
the Jewish art In Pensacola. makes its I
initial opening Tuesday. December 2, j
at the Garden theatre, a performance
to be given for the oenefit of the
Jewish war sufferers.
David Pinsky's drama. "Family .
Jew." will be played in Yiddish by I
Pensacola amateurs. This drama was
cieated by the author soon after the
horrible pogrom which the former (
Russian government committed at
Rishmen. The author trives a vivid
description of the crime and shows
how people of the Jewish race looked
upon the outbreak of rage and hatred.
Although the drama was witten
seventeen years ago t is still acutely
interesting, the pogram question be
ing still unsolved. In many places n
Russia the Damocles sword of the
pogram still hangs over the heads of
the unfortunate Jews.
Subject to Croup.
"When my son Charles was about
eight years of age he was subject to
attacks of croup and I never felt safe
without a bottle of Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy in the house. That
remedy when given according to th
directions relieved him immediately.
I can not praise Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy too highly." writes Mrs.
j Charles London, Clayville, N. "i.
Saturday and Monday
GDAL
13 Cranberries, 2 pts. ......35c
Lemons, per doz 30c
Ij Salted Herring, doz. . . . .$1.25
Cod Fish Bricks . .... . . . .20c
Spanish Mackerel .......15c
Dill Pickles, doz., 30c
Brookfield Butter, lb. ...75c
Lard, lb. 28 y2e
Armour's Vegetole, 4 lb.
bucket . . . ........ $1.40
Armour's Vegetole, 8 lb.
bucket .$2.80
Breakfast Bacon, lb. .... ,45c
Smoked Bacon, lb 35c
Sliced Bacon, box 60c
Picnic Ham, lb 28c
Hams, per lb. 38c
Maxwell House Coffee, pul
verized, 3 b. cans . . .,$1.55
Blue Label Coffee, 31,4 lb.
bucket , $1.35
Armour's Tall Cream,
3 cans . . 50c
Magnolia Milk 20c
Corn, per can 15c
Early June Peas, No. 2
can . 15c
Sauer Kraut, can ... 10c
Corned Beef, can .35c
Vienna Sausage, 2 cans . .25c
Pimento Cheese, can .... 18c
Roquefort Cheese, jar . ..30c
Paul's Jam, jar .60c
Jam, per can .......... 18c
Armour's Pure Jelly,
2 jars . . ............ .25c
Pickled Onions, jar ..... .'10c
Libby's Salad Dressing,
large jar 25c
Van Camp's Ketchup, 16 oz.
bottle . ... . .25c
Prunes, lb. 30c
Evaporated Peaches, lb. . . 35c
Evaporated Apples, pkg. .20c
Raisins, pkg 15c
Currents, pkg. , .35c
Dates, pkg 30c
Citron, lb. ... - .55c
Lemon Peel, lb. 55c
Orange Peel, lb. ....... .55c
Paper Shell Pecans; lb. ..60c
Pecans, lb 40c
Atmore's Mince Meat, 2
for 25 c
Atmore's Plum Pudding,
can . . .45c
Marshmallow Cream ..... 20c
Rosedale Apricots, can. . .20c
Hawaiian Pineapples, can 20c
Apple Butter, No. 3 . . . .40c
Washing Powder, 6 for . .25c
Toilet Paper, 6 rolls for . .25c
FOR
To-day and
Monday
Compound Lard, lb 29c
No. 10 buckets Lard .... $2.50
8 lb. bucket Cottolens $2.75
4 lb. bucket Cottolene $1.40
Palmetto Coffee, 1 lb. pkg. .30c
Capaduca Special Coffee ( per
pkg 28c
Maxwell House Coffee, can. .55c
Coffee du Monde, pure cof
fee 45c
I Libby's No. 2 Canned Peas 18c
Libby's No. 2 Canned Corn, 15c
'Tomatoes, No. 1, per doz.. .$1.00
Magnolia Milk, per doz. ..$2.40
I Dime Brand Milk, per doz. $2.00
jPet Cream, per doz $1.90
j Small Pet Cream, per doz. . .95c
iCovo Oil, 1 qt. can 80c1'
jCovo Oil, 1 pt. can 40c
Alaga Syrup, 1 gal. can . . .$1.10
Alaga Syrup, y2 gal. can . . 60c
School Boy Syrup, 1 gal
can . $1.10
School Boy Syrup, 2 al
can ; 55c
Best Rice, per lb 15c
juried .Prunes, per lb 25c
j Dried Peaches, 2 lbs .55c
j Dromedary Dates, per lb. . . .25c
Dried Apples, 2 pkgs 35c
Apples, per doz 35c
Oranges, per doz. ; ..45c
Grape Fruit, per doz. .. . . . .80c
GARDEN CASH GROCERY
Garden and Devillier Streets.
We Deliver to All Parts of the City
IIP JE3L C IKT S3 S O Q
aa
Give Us Your Order for Your
Thanksgiving Turkey.
A. CAPADUCA
GROCERY
Cor. Jackson and Reus St.
PHONE 20S
Free Delivery to All Parts of
the City.
For Your Thanksgiving Table
NOTE THE SAVING
CRANBERRIES i O
pound Aut
PLUM PUDDING
2 lb. can OOC
PLUM PUDDING ' AQi
15 oz. can rs:OL
PLUM PUDDING J
4 oz. can JLfJxs
FIG PUDDING-
15 oz. can
MINCE MEAT fTA
27 oz. jar GKfirC
WELCH'S GRAPE-LADE q
HEINZ APPLE BUTTER PQ
36 oz. jars OiC
LIBBY'S APPLE BUTTER 91
2 lb. can OiC
APPLE BUTTER .
18 oz. jar ZdOKs
APPLE JELLY JO
4 pound itns
CURRANTS 7f
package
RAISINS 9 O p
package
DROMEDARY DATES
package
PREMIER SALAD DRESSING 38 C
HIRSCH'S CHILI SAUCE 1 OO.
18c and
SPANISH OLIVES 1 Af
bottle JLC
QUEEN OLIVES
20oz.jar
LIBBY'C STUFFED OLIVES Q9
bottir:
DILL PICKLES J2c
can
HEINZ CHOW-CHOW 28 C
bottle sKJs
LIBBY'S CHOW-CHOW Q H
bottle 4 C
OYSTER COCKTAIL SAUCE 9Q
bottle
BEECHNUT JELLIES 24-C
medium glass
BEECHNUT JELLIES ?fir
large glass
CALIFORNIA GRAPES 2C
pound
BANANAS ' Qp
pound
GRAPE FRUIT Q
each QC
LEMONS Qrto
dozen OUL
BROOKFIELD BUTTER
pound IOC
COMPOUND LARD 28 C
pound
Alcaniz and lntendencia Streets isorthwest Corner
Toeey Clivero
CASH GROCERY
PHONE 620 PHONE 620
Specials for Saturday Only
School Boy Syrup, U gal 60c
Blue Wing Flour, Self Rising, 12 lbs 85c
A No. 1 Flour, plain, 12 lbs 85c
A No. 1 Flour, plam, 6 lbs 48c
A No. 1 Flour, plain, 24 lbs $1.65
Maxwell House Coffee, per can 50c
Cottolene, 4 lb. bucket &1.45
American Sardines, 2 for ....,.. 15c
Soya Beans, l',4 can for 6c
Campbell's Pork and Beans, per can 15c
Brookfield Butter, lb 72c
Fresh Yard Eggs, per doz 60c
Cheese, per lb ,40c
Tomatoes, 11 1 can 10c
Matches, 3 boxes for 25c
Compound Lard, per lb 28c
Washing Powder, 6 for 25c
Whole Grain Rico. 7 lbs. for . . .98c
Royal Cocoa, 3 for .25c
Ground Black PeppeA, oer lb 40c
Corn Beef, per can .35c
Green Coffee, per lb. 30c
Bee Brand English Peas, per can . 15c
WE DELIVER ALL OVER THE CITY
TONEY CLIVERO
CASH GROCERY
Phone 620 Phone 620
Corner Gregory and Coyle Streets
i
j Come,
32533
Bring Your Basket
and Save
A
T
Y
COTTOLENE, 8 LB. BUCKET, $2.60
COTTOLENE, 4 LB. BUCKET, $1.40
COMPOUND LARD, 2 LB. FOR 55c
COMPOUND LARD, 60 LB.
CAN, at 26c
QUAKER OAT MEAL, 3 FOR.. 35c
VAN CAMP'S TALL CREAM,
PER DOZ. : $1.80
VAN CAMP'S SMALL CREAM,
PER DOZ 85c
VAN CAMP'S ENGLISH PEAS,
2 CANS 25c
LUXURY SPAGHETTI, PER
DOZ .40c
UNEEDA CRACKERS, PER
DOZ " .85c
CALUMET BAKING POWDER,
PER LB 20c
OCTAGON SOAP, PER DOZ. . . .00c
LENOX SOAP, PER DOZ 90c
FAIRY SOAP, 2 BARS FOR 15c
CAMEL CIGARETTES, PER
BOX $1.50
CHESTERFIELD CIGARETTES,
BOX $1.65
PRINCE ALBERT TOBACCO,
2 FOR 25c
ALL DIME SNUFFS, 3 FOR . . .25c
APPLE SUNCURED TOBACCO
THICK .25c
BROWN'S MULE TOBACCO,
THICK PLUG 25c
BULL DURHAM TOBACCO,
3 FOR 25c
MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE,
LB 50c.
I?
APPLEGATE GROCERY CO.
ISie Cash and! Carry Store
Corner Ninth Avenue and Belmont Street
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