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THE PENSACOLA JOURNAL. SATURDAY MORNING, JANUARY 3, lyzu.
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OF THE NEW
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fort
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THE MEN IN
CLASS Al
A sound healthy man Is never a bade
number. A man can be as vigorous and
able at seventy as at twentv. Condi
tion not years, puts you in the discard.
A system weakened by overwork and
carele-ss living brings old age premature
ly. The bodily functions are impaired
and unpleasant symptoms appear. The
wmIc snot is irenerallv the kl.lnevs.
I k'ppn thrm rtcan and in nroner ?;orkinir
condition and you will generally find
yoursflf in Class A. Take GOLD MED
AL. Haarlem 01 Capsules periodically!
and your system will always be in work
ing order. Your spirits will be enlivened,
your muscles supple, your mind active,
and your body capable of hard work.
Don't wait until you have been reject
ed. Commence to be a first class man
now. Go to your druggist at once. Get
a trial box of GOLD MEDAL Haarlem
Oil Capsules. They are made of the
pure, original, imported Haarlem Oil
the kind your great-grandfather used.
Two capsules each day will keep you
toned up and feeling fine. Money re
funded if they do not help you. Remem-
, ber to ask for the imported GOLD
MEDAL Brand. In three sizes, sealed
packages. Adv. I
1IV1VU IS IV li OlAlli
OF SEIGE BY REDS
IN AGAIN
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HOW TO KEEP BftBY'S
NOSE CLEAN AND
GERM-FREE
An Item of Greatest Importance In the
Care of Children.
A M U SE ME NTS
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career Vernon Steel plays opposite
the star and heads an excellent sup
porting cast-
Told in the Hi!!s
Seldom has a cast of such uniform
Irkutsk. Jan.'.. likutsk Is in a state
of sleije- Martial law was declared
fi'.:.nvin?; the; urr'sing of social revo
'utiinary troops December 24, during
wiilsh they cartured the railway sta-li-n
bu- were unable tc take the city
from the Kolchak forces. Order is be
ing preserved by the Czecho-Slovak
troops. The Americans in Irkutsk are
safe and will be evacuated to Verkhne
Uainsk. 160 miles east it Irkutsk.
Communication across the Angara
river is difficult because of the cuJ
ting of the pontoon bridge and Ameri
can Red Cross boats are the only
means of transportation.
Several of the cabinet members have
bfen arrested. The revolutionary forces
Chicago Charles E. Chadsey is
back on the job again as superinten
dent of the Chicago schools.
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GARNIERS
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Garniers. Jan. 2. Mr. and Mrs. P. Lu
Hand entertained Christmas day with a
tree. About 17 of their friends were
present, among them: Mr. and Mrs. 6. H.
Sayers, Mrs. C. A. Atchison, daughter,
Miss Lettie and son Hush. Mr. Wm.
Oartwright. Mrs. J. II. Brown and chil
dren and their immediate family.
Mrs. P. I,. Hand and danirhter Mis
viitrmer. .Miss Aledil!
excellence been assembled as that j f rom Irkutsk westward to Kraskoysk,
, viaunci, iieaiJI lirown and aii-
art in virtual control of the railroad j Hugh Atchison, Miss Lettie Atchison and
which supports Robert Warwick in his
latest Paramount-Artcrf t picture,
"Told in the Hills,- to be. shown at
the Isis .fieatre tomorrow. Mr. "War
wick's leading woman is Anaa L.ittle,
famous as the heroine or many of the
William P. Hart pictures. Wanda
but no serious outbreaks have been re
ported. Admiral Kolchak -is said to be at
Achinsk, 220 miles east of Tomsk.
No Great Act Of Heroism Required.
If some great act of heroism was
necessary to protect a child from
Hawley. who has supported several , croup, no mother would hesitate to
Paramount-Artcraft s:ars, including protect fer offspring, but when it is
Wallace Reid and Eileen Percy, lead- only necessary to keep at hand a bet
ing woman for Douglas Fairbanks, are j tie of C3;amberlain's Cough Remedy
cast in important roles. The male
support is equally meritorious. Tom
Form an. who recently returned from .
service, and pluyeu in Cecil B. De'Couh Remedy is within the reach of
and give it as soon as the first indi
cation of croup appears, there are
many who neglect it. Chamberlain's
ELSIE FERGUSON
i. TLe Witness for the Defense'
At the Isis Today
Mildren Austin's Stock Company.
At last night's performance was held
Mille's "For Better, For ' Worse," has
l the part of the star's younger brother.
Charles Ogle. Margaret Loom is, Monte
jBIue, Hart Hoxie, and Jack Herbert,
! maintain the high s tandard.
"Told in the Hills" is a picturiza
tion of the book of the same name by
Marian Ellis Ryan, which has been a
'best seller" for thirty years It is
a powerful story of the great out
doors, centring around the sacrifice
of Jack Stuart, played by Mr.. "War
wick, who marries the girl his younger
brother wronged. k
all and is prompt and effectual. -Adv.
THOUSANDS STUDY
MISSIONARY WORK
Mr. Kwing von Axelson attended the
aanoe at tie dye piant Christmas night.
Mr. and Mrs. E. P. McKee and children
motorea to Crestview Christmas after
noon. Mr. and Mrs. W. X. Ilartgrove and son,
W. N. Jr.. spent Sunday with Mrs. S
T. Marlor at Camp Walton.
Prof. W. N. Hartgrove was a business
caller at Valparaiso Tuesday on his way
to Creotview to take the chapter degrees
in masonry.
Hon. W. C. Pryor and two daughters
and Miss Ruby Appleby of Camp Walton
called on Mr. and Mrs. W. X. Hartgrove
ednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. XV. T. Hand spent Christ
mas with her parents. Capt. Eric Von
Axelson and wife at Lavrel Hill. Master
Paul Von Alexson returned home with
them for a week's visit.
Mr. Curtis Wright of Crestview is vis
iting his sister, Mrs. Nita Rogers this
week.
As young children tlo not know how to
blow their noses, the secretions accumu
late, become impure, unsanitary, irritat
ing and infected with catarrh germs,
are inclined to spread to the throat,
tonsils, lungs and internal ear tubes and
often cause tonsilitis; sore throat, ade
noids, pneumonia, earache, and some
times deafnes-s.
Those and throat specialists are now
recommending that the mother or . nurse
keep the child's nose and throat clean
and germ -free by rubbing a little Euca
pine Salve up the nostrils for a cold, or
putting a little of it on the back of the
tongue for sore throat 'and tonsilitis. For
croup and deep-seated colds Eucapine
should be rubbed over the throat as well
as in the nostrils. This salve is verv
mild and pleasant so that the children j
like it and soon learn to call for it by j
name and use it for themselves when i
they need it. It contain ; eucalyptus, the
only non-poionous germicide for catarrh
germs, also wintergreen, camphor, men
thol, pintis sylvestris and refined petro
laftim, all of which arer cleansing, sooth
ing and healing. Eucapine salve may
now be had at any weP-stocked drug
store for. half a dollar. Adv.
NEW HOTEL AND RESORT PINE HARCOR
HOTEL AM) COTTAGES OX THE CAY SHORE AMONG THE PINES
Good Time All the Time. Home Cookaifj. licasonaLIe Rates
I. O. .MILTON PHONE MILTON, 40
How to Get There from I'ensacola: Tike steamer Helrr.ar at Palafox
Wharf at i a. m. Two hours rklc a the buy, or by Motor to Ferry to
Mu'a.t via Milton, then south through Hipdau. or take L .v N. to Milton
;nd telephone auto to meet you at station.
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jfuch of a wemans beauty lies in her heir. Long, tuslrous, ,
fluffy hair helps any woman look. Voung and teculiful. Appearances
mean fully as much to a nas Everyone can improve their hair by
the use of
BLACK AND WHITE HAIR DRESSING
LOCAL WEATHER
WEATHER REPORT.
Eight Children Had Croup.
'T have eight children and
The Best Cough Medicine
When a druggist finds that his cus
tomers all speak well of a certain
preparation, he forms a good opinion
of it and when in need of such a medi
cine is almost certain to use it him-
Des Moines, la.. Jan- . . ApProxl
mately 75 per cent of he men mis
- . . . . . . ,i . i ,
Sionaries or ,n orm mvrivu niu mc j - ..... uunuren aria give
same per cent of the unmarried women iioney and Tar to all of
missionaries in the last thirty-three ' them," writes Mrs. P. Rehkamp, 2104
years have been furnished by the.i"c""?" Covington, Ky.; "They all
sident volunteer movement for for- j wefe subject to croup." It loosens
eiffn missions, the executive commit
day. The report was read by .Tor"-1 H.
Mott, chairman of the executive beard
tee reported at the convention hera to
at the morning: session. It went into
detail of the movement since it was
and clears mucus and phlegm, stops
that strangling cough, makes easy
breathing possible and permits quiet
sleep. It contains no opiates, and
children like it. Good for colds, bron-
jchial coughs and the-coughs that lin-
(Complled for The Journa! by ths
Weather Bureau Office.)
Pensacola, Fla., January 3, 1320.
.SurLse, 6:16.
Sunset. 5:02.
Moonrise, 3:02 p, m.
Moonset, 4:15 a. m.
Xext phase of the raou, full moon,
5th.
Hish tide. ?:43 p. m.
Low tide. 5 :-T6 a. m.
Yesterday's Weather.
Temperature 7 a. m. 2 noon 7 p. m.
Dry bulb 33
Wet bulb 30
.Highest, 15.
Lowert, 33.
Mean, 4 4.
Normal, 52.
Mean same date last
Accumulated deficiency
dart, 4.
Highest of record for January, 79 de
grees. Lowest Tf record for January, 13 de
grees. Rainfall
For 24 hours ending 7 p m., 0.
Total for this month to 7 p. m.. 0.05.
Normal for January. 4.04 inches.
Accumulated deficiency this year to
date, 0.23.
Humidity
7 a. m., CS.
12 noon. 41.
7 p. m., 41.
Barometer
7 a. m., SO. 26.
7 p. m., 30.30.
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Black and IVhii Soap is best for Shampoo and Skin.
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GEORGIA ROAD
OFFICIAL QUITS
what Is named 'pay night wnen every , pe!f and ,n his farni5v. Tnis is wh FO I
person was given an envelope contain -!many drUffgits Ue and recommend
ing money In putting the.se envelopes Chamberla5n.s c Kemedy. J. B.i8'40
the Hghest contained a gold $o P1ece.iun ..T havi rhamlwP. nd
The play was "Why Lindy Ran Away" aina Coug; nwnedy irl my famlJ for sin
and las two very exciting scenes in,tll ,..t spv.n vt.arm anA fr,,,nd!a
JL. ue iti.eit. tu yHiua i it to be the best cough medicine I have
ana xne oiner one in wiucn iviiss aus- ver known" dv
tin his a realistic ngnt witn a man. j
At tcdays matinee tnere win prevail
the popular price of 10 cents admis
sion 10 all and after the matinee Miss
Austii will hold a reception and serve
tea to those whoso desire is to attend. ;
organized thirv.three years ago- Ap-I"" ' isnp. iooa
proximately 10.000 institutions which 1" l" T a o.u
1 , , . . , n f r n i r ''.v. u
iiave an enrollment 01 auoui juu.uuv i
students are represented In the organ- j
tion 2oIay. It3 records show that n
40 of the students it enrolled as ;
; volunteers have gone to mission fields.
of that number 2,202 w'ere sent '
ce the convention six years ago -
nsas Ci;y. i " TP
Macon. Oeorgia., Jan. J. J. R.
Frink, for sixteen years treasurer and j
pyrchasing agent for the Macon. Dub
lin and Savannah railroad, resigned
today to enter business at Miami,
Fla. He ws succeed by George M. Nor
wood, commercial agent.
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NAVAL STORES
Ed. C. Nutt Tent Show.
"Tlie Higher Law" the present of
fernig of tho Kd. C Nutt comedy-players
was greeted by another large and
appreciate audience last night at the
big tent. This play is one of the best
Mr. Nutt has offered in the way of
modem drama and the people of Pen
sacola are aware of it by the excep
tional y largo attendance at every per
formance. Ti:t final performance of
"The Higher Law" is tonight with a
special matinee today at 2:30 p. m.
Commending Monday night and con
tinuing throughout the entire week the
management has secured Harry Rich,
knowr. as Sensational Rich, "the man
who ilirts with death." This act is
one oi tho most daring that has ever
been attempted and succesfully mas
tered. He perilously performs over
the heads of the amazed spectators,
using , no safety appliances whatever,
and he impresses one as placing a very
low valuation on his life. He rej;less
ly defies death by accomplishing dan
gerous tr.ipez stunts off the top of a
high building, which in case of the
least i;lip would mean instand death.
He also does several high class vaude
ville turns that will be introduced be
nvcn acts of "Under Cover" the play
for the first half of next week.
PENSACOLA
Fensacola, Jan- 2, Trading on the
open market has been discontinued.
Receipts: Spirits, 85; rosin, 30S.. Ship
ments: Spirits, 16G; rosin. 510. Stock:
Spirits, 5,329; rosin, 55,481.
the Witness For the Defense
In hr portrayal of the role of Stena
lorricl; in her Paramount-Artcraft
picture. "The Witness for the Defense,"
which will be shown at the Isis thea
tre toi'.ay, Miss Ferguson - is required
in the action to shoot her drunken
husband. The scene is one of great
drarnalk: intensity and perhaps the
strongest provided by the author, A. E.
. Ma son. in his story.
During the filming of this scene,
CaPtair. Ballantyne, the husband, a
drunken wretch, portrayed by Warr
Oland, seeks to vresi a revolver from
Ftelli, he role portrayed by Miss Fer
guson, and in a struggle is it dis
chargee! and Hallantyne instantly
killed. In falling, lie seizes Stella in
a dying clutch and all but wrests her
gown fiom her. Both players were In
tensely invested in the scene and the
r.ltimato in realism was reached.
The picture is one of exceptional
power j.nd affords Miss Ferguson one
of the strongest roles of her screen
SAVANNAH
Savannah, Jan. 2 The spirit mar
ket was firm at 1.61 3-4, with sales of
17. The rosin market was firm with
sales of 921. Receipts: Snirits. S3:
rosin. 237. Shipments: Spirits, 33;
rosm. o. Stock: Spirits, 14.639; ro
sin. 54,503.
Quotations were as follows: "Y"vV,
21.23; YVG. 20.23; N rn.00; M. 19.00;
K. 1S.50 -18.53; I. 17.20(7?17.25; II. G,
lS.60ffl6.65: F. 16-55S16..65: K. 16.50
1G.C0; D. 16.3016.53; B. 1C.4516.33.
JACKSONVILLE
Jacksonville. Jan. 2 The spirit mar
ket was firm at 1-61 1-2. with sales of
219. The rosin market was steady
w ith sles of i:S31. Receipts: Spirits,
326; rosin. l.?07. Shipments: SPlrirs.
336; rosin. 1.7S2. Stock: Spirits.11,335;
rosin, 91.34 Z.
Quotations were as follows: TV"W,
21.23; YVG. 20.6020.73; N. 19.50; M.
19.00: K. 18.231S.33; I. 16.80(317 00;
II. 16.5016.60; G. 16.5016.33; F, F,
16.45T6.53; D, B, 16.4316.30.
Peel Off The Old Skin;
Bring Out the New
Tou know that beneath that moddy.
over-red or blotchy complexion you have
a skin that's clear, soft and White. If
you could only have this more beautiful
skin exposed to view instead of the hor
rid old skin you now behold in your
mirror! You c?n and by a very simple,
harmless process which you can use
yourself. Cet an ounce of common mer
colized wax at your drugKist s and this
evening spread a thin coating of it over
your face. Tomorrow moinir.g wash It
off with warm water. Small powder
like particles of th lifeless top skin will
eome off with the wax. Itepeat thts
daily until a!l the worn-out scarf skin
(has been absorbed. Then you'll have a
lovelier. iK-altluer looking complexion
than you now think possible. Chaps,
pimples, spots, freckles or other surface
di.ifigvrements are cf r-ourse removed 1
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Save Your Hair
WITH CUTIGURA
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every-day toilet prepara-
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ittle trouble and trifling
expense. Absolutely noth
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at any price.
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purify. Cuticura Ointment to sootho and
soften, and Cuticura Talcum to powder and
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skin comfort and skin health often when all
else seems to fafl. Everywhere 25c each.
Sample each free by mall. Address: Cuticora
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BUN PRICES
FREE DELIVERY TO ANY PART OF THE
CITY
American Cheese, lb. . 40c
Brookfield Butter, lb. 75c
Cranberries, per qt 1 5c
Lard, 8 lb. bucket : .$2.40
Lard, 4 lb. bucket . $1.S3
Campbell Cigarettes, box $1.G0
Breakfast Bacon, lb. 40c
Salt Meat, lb. . 28c
Mops. . , : . . 33c
Bee Brand Corn, No. 2 can . 15c
Bee Brand Peas, No. 2 can 15c
Magnolia Milk, per can 20c
Dunbary Syrup, gal. can , S1.20
Dunbary, Syrup 1-2 gal. can GOc
Resinoi, pt. can 40c
Resinol, qt. can 80c
FEED STUFF
Cotton Seed Mea!, 100 lb. sacks .3.23
Alfalfa Meal, 100 lb. sacks $2.50
Liberty Dairy Feed, 100 lb. sacks ... $3.00
Corn, per bu $2.20
Brown Shorts, 100 lb. sacks $3.15
Plant Shorts, 100 lb. sacks ; . . .$3.40
Corno Hen Feed, 100 lb: sacks $4.35
Corno Horse Feed, 100 lb Sacks $3.40
We also Have Blocks and Split Wood at a Low
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Eggs, per doz 65c
Pat-a-Cake, pkg . . .... 30c
Brookfield Butter
lb. . . 75c
Cloverbloom Butter . . .
lb 75c
Swift's Oleo, 2 lbs 75c
Lard, per. lb 28c
N ArmoTir'a Vpcptnhlp .1
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lb. bucket $1.40
Armour's Vegetable, 8
lb. bucket . . . .' $2.75
Swift's Premium Ham,
lb 37 1-2
Picnic Ham, lb 27 1-2
Bacon, lb 35c
Breakfast Bacon, lb. . . 40c
Sliced Bacon, box .... GOc
Maxwell House Coffee
3 lb. can .$1.50
Maxwell House Coffee,
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French Market Coffee
3 lb. bucket ,
French Market Coffee
tin
Tall Cream, 3 cans . .
Magnolia Milk, can . .
Libby's Milk, can 20c
Early June Peas, No. 2
can 15c
Corn, No. 2 can 15c
Clipper Peas, No. 1 . . . 10c
. Sauer Kraut, per can . . 10c
. $1.3t
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23c
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Balboa Sardines, 7 1-2 oz
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American Sardines, can 07c
Salmon, 1 lb. can 25c
Red Salmon, tin . . . . ; 25c
Red Beans, No. 2 car. . 20c
Heinz Spaghetti, large
can . . 20c t
Heinz Relish, large jar 40c ji
Beach Nut Jelled Peach
can ,ioc
tig Jam, jar 20c W
Van Ham-tVa Pnnnf
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Butter, 15c jar . . .
Van Camp's Peanut
Butter, 25c jar . . .
Libby's Salad Dressing
large jar 30c l
Black fc,yed Peas, lb. . .
Navy Beans, 2 lb
Lima Beans, 2 lb
Red Beans, lb 20c
Paper Shell Pecans, lb. . 40c V
Pecans, lb. .
Prunes, lb
Seedless Raisins, pkg..
Atmores Mince Meat
pkg
Tomato Past, 3 cans..
Dates, pkg
Codfish, lb. Mocks .
Spanish Mackeral, large
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Scotch Herring, doz. . . .$1.50
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