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SFAIL
M COTTON
DOCTOR ADVISED
CHANGE OF CLIMATE
Run Down and Lungs Hurt
Stayed Home and Gained
22 founds.
r.o'urrJbia. S. C, Dec. 10. J. Skottowe
Wunnamaker. resident of the-American J -In November v. o
oaciMinn .-harc-PQ in a sta b. ! .iT,. r'L1511-. 1 W a sever
'' :u 11 . . . luTA ","ppv ywcn left me
.fi-nt maao. puuiio .-ui e iimay uicw, - -- musa. mjt lungs
.. . "tracts for arouna one million Dales coi
,,- ,i,r,rt stanle cotton, sold last spring rS5 T3 U.P my job and was
for delivery this fall
with
shoulder
null BO X COUMn't lliut. or.H T
SALE OF CHRISTMAS
, SEALS GOING WELL
OBITUARY.
at from 2u ;to 2S -i?12. I began takin m.iu.V,,,1
, --- .eu wumva. Vll
iviy appetite was htt t - :
.mt a rouna remain umnica. ie aiso --ovuiia ootue i could see a. rhn
THE PENSACOLA: JOURNAL. THURSDAY MORNING. DECEMBER 11. 1919.
DOCTORS FIND
REMEDY FOR
COLDS AND FLO
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Calotabs, the New Nausealess
Calomel Tablets, Cut Short
Cojds and May Prevent Flu
. By Keeping Liver Active
euu screnirtft trn a,eo-h . t
. '
23 12.) IYhave used"
liarpps tnai an cuunuoua aiuuuui in
cr.lrl in Mfw Vnrlr fnr fall rip-
livery at even lower prices also : re-;-tles, have increased 22 pound -In weight ' enza, that one of the most important
:, ..n undelivered. i'.ilvSrti .STVi-- i Actors in the prevention "of flu and
(-ilit lor me nreaicameni in wnicn ,- xt- d..7 . i"a,
the speculators
Physicians have learned; from ex-
bot- Perlence. during the epidemic of Influ
Tklr 1 , n ..". 4 " lolM'tneuni0Iila. !.t tn konn lh litre.
finrl - Vifm Z.Z.; """""'u was ronunaw m com-I'. " ' -
li'-i fays
r-,v, is Ciaimeu mr inu itiiwu .-. run-aown system invites disease, perfect working order and the svstem
rotten Association by Mr. Wanna- costs nothing to try. thereby enabled 7
i .w "It i? conceded " he savs "that i MiI8 -tJmulsion is a pleasant, nutrl- lnereDy enabled to throw off colds,
vM'Jh J Jd ?h. "X! J?1 n?. . a corrective medicine. It oheck sore throats, and resist serious
: s a rrauu , i. , K 1 neauny, natural Dowel action, complications.
TTlTiCa3 uouuu wouviduuu iuo nit; 7 " " wiui au neea 01 puis ana
of cotton is inucn nigner today
dninsr o ;. r v-""1tJ113-LJ"113- or mis purpose mey
physic. , It cromitM Mnetit. iir have feand that the new. nausealess
!' vn..M hppn had the asso- ly ?u? tho digestive organs in shape to calomel tablets called Calotabs. are far
an it ouia nae neen naa tne asso- assimito.t food -A- a h,,iu.. , V, , s . . .
Minn not been formed. Heretofore, and .treiigth. Mllics Emulsion is strong- ' , " t tne oiostyie
p rotton crop has largely 1 been sold y recommended to those whom sickness calorae, which..was formerly Xheunt
.. .,(, speculators before it was pro- 8 weakened,, and ia a powerful aid in ..versa favorite, as Calotabs do not
i -H. If the prices were . below, .the . d"feasirteto4rS.ie efomach weaken he Patient, nor interfere with
, irrs which cotton was bringing in and constipation are promptly relieved i he aPPelIte and digestion.
, fti of the year, combinations were ,uaualy in one day. J . At he first sign of a cold or- sore
j. nut izs i.iik iiniv nnun pmu sinn mnna
f jinffl and prices beat down so tuat
:v speculators praciicaiiy cuuiryueu spoon like ice cream. Truly
fin market ana tne me ion oi me pro- ior wean, sickly children.
dnrot was used as a rooioaii or tne
iuiaoie mai 11 ia eaiea witn a. t ixoj ,jt, n
wonderful a onww oi water,
i
throat, doctors recommend one "Calotab
at bed timev
tnats alL ISosalts, no nausea, nor the.
slightest Interference with your diet.
or work.. Next morning you
jno matter now severe your case you
rrnA - . Hf.'ll T.. .11 - . J
ueu tu .xr muiuf AlUUlMUii uuuer l.Qdira
Today as a result of the. work Of the with you, use ifcacording to directions wake up feeling fine your liver is ac-
Arnerican Cotton association this fepn- and If not saUsfled with the results, tive, and your appetite is keen for . a
or. has been absolutely reversed. ""T.utrl'soo& breakfast.
rwr your prptection uaiotaos are sola
T!:" bear specuiaiors iuiu uiemsuives Milks Emulsion Co., Terre Haute. Ind
inru!n to secure cotton to fill their Sold by druggists everywhere. Adv. v
,a;,trarts. The strength .of the cottony irTri-
ioriation was untterestimatea y .ivuon u&io uiiuii uiiunn,
V:--n and es a result they are caught
in a trap and for the first time in sixty
v. firs have found it impossible to ex-
tvato themselves by beating down tTre j
;.. :,.- of cotton. For the first time tho
.niton producer is posted, he is master
of the situation
COYLE STREET SEWER TO
BE PUT IN CONDITION
only in original, sealed packages, price
thirty-five cents. AH druggists recom-
uon uivio uxjmw. mendAnd guarantee Calotabs. Your
WAX AT TiK lUoTOr r ltJrS i money, back If you are not delighted
with them
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Record Volume of Christmas Holi
day Mails Is' Indicated.
Thkt much Christmas shopping is
He realizes that paper t being done early and that the ...busy
roitnn. that is cotton sold on the New : season is getting wen unaer way, evi
.. , j. . i, v. .,. i dencps at the nnstoff ice ' show unmis-
vtk. pxLidutc, -' x-fttwfthtanrtin? tho hin-h ! At a special meeting of the board of
More warehouses have been built in takably. Notwithstanding the h1Sh i
South in the last five months than cost or things, the cimstmas iuna or . """11 V' Vl " rZit
Vanv time since tha. war between the ; spending money seems to be a bounte- passed providing for the construction
rrhe cotton producer after the Sous one and Indications point to de- 1 r repair of the storm sewer in Coyle
v- Vf pen' the states, first produced cidedly the biggest volume of business St between Belmont and Jackson.
rr-'trn on credit In the way of mer- 'ever of record at the local postoffice.i The sewer at present Is in a broken
r Xnd) advanced to him; next he went 1 In order to meet the emergency and j and dilapidated condition and it may
.. - , a. ii ! n VianiHa tVia HItr mala with tho mnct hprnmfl nprpssarv in Tnt in nn ntir
a sirn runner ana secureu a siuan f --- "
amoimt of cash from the advance mer- .rapid dispatch possime postmaster new one.
r'.nnt. ail the while being urged to . t. -Hancock ana
Head of Campaign Organization Are
Optimistic Concerning Outlook.
The campaign for the sale of Red
Cross Christmas seals in this city and
vicinity unaer the direction of W. J.
orDes, general chairman and Mrs. C.
fc. Bonacker, bead of the ladles com
mittee, has thus far .been a most Sat
isfactory one, they report andPfos
pectsv, are said to -be yery encouraging
for reaching the full' quota of $6,000
in Pensacola. . . .
At this early date hundreds and
hundreds of Christmas ' packages as
well as letters are .being ; mailed at
the postof flee, bearing - the ' seals in
their attractive design. .' . ' ; .. -
In addition ;,'to the. activities of the
canvassers in the interest of the -campaign
at the booths and on the streets,
short talks emphasizing the import
ance of the work to be carried on in K
to loriaa, with the : proceeds from th
sale of seals, were made last night at
the Isis by Dixon Carter and at tho
Pastime 'by Robert Stout. - - .
HAROLD M. STEWART.
Funeral services v were conducted
yesterday morning for Harold M.
Stewart, 8-months-old infant , ofv Mr.
and Mrs. Stewart of 267 West 3rd-st.
vlfrom the home of his parents, the Rev.
I. W. Chalker. officiating. The burial
was made in Clopton cemetery.
MRS. MERCED GONZALEZ BRENT.
-Mrs. Merce Gonzalez Brent, wife of J
the late Captain Thomas W. - Brent, ;
died at her home 100 W." Jackson-st
I last night at v 7 o'clock. Mrs. . Brent
was born in Pensacola September 19,
1824 and was probably the oldest in
habitant of Pensacola. r
' She is survived by one sister, Irs.
Mentoria Moreno, one son Robert J.
Brent and 'two daughters, Mrs. E. O.
Saltmarsh and Miss Pauline Brent, all
of Pensacola. . .
The funeral will be held from St.
Michael's Catholic church Friday
morning at 9: 30 o'clock and the burial
will, be made in St. Michael's ceme
tery. ;. "
r'.r.nt sll the cotton possible,
The necessary work will be
his assistants are: paid for out of the proceeds from the
this be- '.straining every possible effort. Several j sale of the Improvement bonds and the
new clerks are being broken in or have : commissioner of streets and public
already been broken in and the experi- I works was instructed to call for bids
!n; all the credit he had. Isext he
rushed to a higher ground and ' suc
ceeded in borrowing a small amount
from the hank for the making of his
crop and then went one round higher
nnd wa3 able to borrow money on his
eotton stored in the warehouses. To-
dnv he must warehouse his cotton, ar- J
5.irrr tr,v 1 h r. fin.lTMMnC ft 1 1 'SO that hfi
will hold control of his cotton until it S work Is found necessary- to prevent
roaches the hands of the manufacturer, 4 early congestion, such as usually may
thus rem. a ins an army of unnecessary j e expeciwu . ".."
a lew aays immeuiaiciji jicvijlic auu
enced members of the force are being
placed to serve to the very best ad
vantage. The trains, though nearly all running
late more or less .bring great stacks
rf mail fr-.oliirlinsr a. hisr volume of oar-
' rol nnst nnrl considerable overtime
middlemen,. 7
"At the meeting of the South Caro
lina branch of the American. Cotton
association plans were put Into force
r.nd effect, which will result in the
creation of warehouses in each and
every county in the state sufficient-to
ho;ri the cotton prodoced therein,
owned and controlled by the people" of
the county and operated the state and
federal warehouse act. There was also
organized a banking and export cor
poration with, a' capital -of 2,000,000 to
assist the local banks in the financing
of the cotton crop and to effect direct
sales of cotton both foreign and do
mestic, thu3 removing the middleman,
which means the saving of a tremen
dous amount. ' " :.-.--"'-. - -
"We need production. the 'World
needs to get busy. Old antiquated
methods must be relegated to the scrap
heap. The producer must receive for
his product a price that will bring him
at least a fair profit, a profit such as
he could make out of any other line
of industry. " -
"The South Carolina assembly will be
petitioned to create a special -cotton
commission to be composed of the
president and the executive committee
of the association and an appropriation
of 510,000 will be asked to aid in the
work. It will be the duty of this cot
ton commission to effect the sale of
coi ton both at home and abroad.
"The plans for the warehousing of
rnfton find for the organization of the
banking, trust and export corporation
win revolutionize, the' entire cotton 'in
dustry of the state and bring- untold
' rnoflts to every line of , industry in
the entire state." -
during the holidays.
CUT THIS OUTIT IS WORTH
MONEY.
DON'T MISS THIS. Cut ; out this
slip, enclose with 5c and mail It to
(Foley & Co., 2835 Sheffield Ave., Chi
cago, 111., writing your name and ad
dress clearly. You will receive in re
turn a trial package containing
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound, for
coughs, colds and croup; Foley Kid
ney Pills for pain in sides and back;
rheumatism, backache, kidney and
bladder ailments; and Foley Cathartic
Tablets, a wholesome r and -thoroughly
cleansing cathartic, for constipation,
biliousness,' headache, and sluggish
bSwels. Sold everywhere. Adv.
Do You Enjoy Your Meals?
If you do not enjoy your meals your
dtgostion ia faulty. Eat moderately,
specially of meats, masticate your
food thoroughly. Let five hours elapse
'tween ma!s and take one of Cham
berlain's TaMets immediately after
-'"pper and you wiTl soon ind your
meals to be a real pleasure. Adv.
Reserve yours
for Christmas
The Tictito i
CJlakeo You ,
Stops The Tichlo
By Healing tho Throat
3So
i
Etottk
"OUCH! THAT OLD
RHEUMATISM!"
Just Get Out That Bottle of
Sloan's Liniment and
- "Knock It Galley-West"
Weren't prepared for ' that auiel
switch in temperature were you? Left
you stiff, sore, full of rheumatic
twinges? .' . - - :J. ' '.''.' "
You should have had a bottle of
Sloan's Liniment handy that would
have soon eased up the muscles, quited
the Jumpy. painful, affected part
penetrated without rubbing, bringing
gratifying relief. :::' "
Helpful In - all attacks . of lumbago,
sciatica, external soreness, stiffness,
stains, aches, sprains. Get a bottle
a.t your druggist's. 35c. 70c, $1.40. ;
o be submitted to the board on Dec 12.
To Cssro A Gold
in One Day
- Tahss
SSoESmiSmKS
Bftsure you get the Genuine
Look for this signature
on the box. 30c
of ' the-
Bist for B
he BestB
Jl
Cof Pee
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"NELSON'S will makm yoa proud otyoar hair"
Coarse Hair
S is made soft end to manage by using
I NelsorTs
HairDressing
S Nelson's "is tKe original and genuine
S Hair Dressing that has been sold and
recommended hy druggists for cn?er so
??ears, and is used bp the most particu-
ar people everywhere. If your Hair is
coats and curly, Nelsonjwill mmk it oft,
S glossy and y to manage. Get a box from your
5 drug store to-day. -. -
S - Nelson Manufacturing Co., Inc.
mum RICHMOND. VA.
m C Nelson's mXi
1 HAR3iSTU680RnHAIR Z'M
a'cyit-ts f
in
Thm picture above shows tKe box
which Nelson e Heir Umwu)
It is en attractive btitt-OM-
erect metal box, enclosed in a paste- m
board carton. 5
Talie this advertisement to tKe m
cinig store, and be sure to
get the genuine Nelson's ems!
na
s
Comfort ir Eyeglasses
' Expertly Fitted
: Nose-guards are made so
comfortable now so per
fectly adjustable that almost
any kind of eyeglass you desire
may be worn.
It requires the expert skill of the trained optician to
make glasses efficient in vision and comfortable to the
wearer. Our long experience and the careful attention
we give to adjustments will ive you the utmost in eye
glass satisfaction.
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j ELEBASII JEWELRY CO.
Phone 713
i12 South Palafox Street ;
A Victrola for Christnras !
If you want your family and friends to have the greatest
music by the greatest artists exactly as the artists them
selves sang or played i, the Victrola is the only instrument
for. you. t The most famous artists of all the world make
Victor Records and the Victrola is the only instrument
specially made to play Victor Records.
Any style Victrola you select will play perfectly any cf
the more than 5,000 records in the Victor Record Catalog-'
will play for you the superb interpretations of the world's
greatest artists exactly as they heard and approved their
own work. ' '
Get a Victrola! Get it this
Christmas! On easy payments, if , -desired.
The ideal Christmas gift,
but more than a Christmas gift
a source of pleasure for the entire
family throughout the years to
come. .
Reyoalds' Music House
G. J. E1MMANUEL, Manager
We Do Kodak Finishing and Dolt Well
24 SOUTH PALAFOX ST. . - c j PHONE 1717
THE JOURNAL WANT ADS
ARE RESULT GETTERS
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Doors Open Promptly
Tl u:s day, 8:30 a. m.
ntire
lack - Must
Go
Sale Starts Dec. 11th
Doers Open 8:30 am
Going Out of Business
at
TP1
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e lub
Shoe More
108 East Wright Street
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Our entire stock must be sold in 15 days regardless of cost. We are going
out of business and our entire stock of high grade shoes rhust go at a great
sacrifice. You know shoes are high and are going to be higher still, so
come to this sale and help down the high cost of living. Nuff said; come
and see. y '). '. - ' - -.- ':: . - -''
SPECIAL ONE LOT SILK HOSE $1 AND $1.50 VALUE, ONLY 49c
Remember, we are going out of business. Every pair of Shoes must be sold regardless of cost.
Hiffh jcrade Ladies' DressvBoots. regular $13.00
values, in .brown, grey and blackb all sizes,
now at ?9.49
Extra Speclal-VIen's high frrado Dress Shoes, tan
only. Button, anl lace, regular 12.50 values,
now only $8J)8
Special lot of Ladies' Colored Boots Regular 59
and, $10 values; brown and grey; high and low
heels Your choice at-".. $6-93
Ladies Dress Shoes One lot of high grade Black
Vici3oots, regular 6 and $7 values, all sizes.
. This is a special bflrgain at only .$3.98
Men's Dress Shoes Yes, you can buy any SS.OO
Shoe in -our store, black, tan, button and lace
for only $X98
Old Lady Comforts. $i. 98 Regular $3.50 value,
in all solid leather Comiort Shoes, all sizes.
Only ,JL...... $1.98
Bovs' Shoes Special values We have an extra
large assortment of boys Shoes to be sold
ftom 54.98 down to .... s , ... .... $1.98
Children's Shoes We have a big line of Chil
dren's Shoes, regular $3.50 values; lace and
button, black and tan, to be sold at . ....$1.93
$3.98 Men's Shoes One lot of men's shoes that
were sold from $3 to $8, in broken sizes, black
only While they Jast, only $3.98
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Men's Work Shoes at $2.98 One lot of men's high grade work Shoes. They are all leather, all sizes all styles at this sale.
Only $2.98. ' .
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108 East Wright Street
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