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THE PENSACOLA JOURNAL, SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 20, 1921.
THIRTEE
"Gets-It"
Tickles
Corns
to Death
jrmt '-fttopa AN tPali Then Peels thJ
,. Cam Off.
Don't try to fox trot on corn tortured
(Mb Get ril of yur corns. IX you hav
nrmutmrrp;
Under the Broadest Guarantee Ever Voiced to the Fair City of Pensacola We Present
1
At Prices Guaranteed Lower than Elsewhere-Mail Order Houses Included
y-rr - -
if
R ore These) ft-j
trtr wea ora Uokled to death. Just
apply a few drop of "Gets-It" to youre
Than wtoh the corn die peacefully ai
tt it bed gone to sleep. Boon it U nothing
but loone piece of dead akin that you
can lift right orr vnux your cntrer.
jt after them now. Tour drugglatj
ku "Oete-It." Coati tut trifle or
nothing at afl U It fail. MM. by EJJ
tawrenoe & Co., Chics go. I
Bold la Penaaoola by the Crystal Thar-
ma ay. the CentiulvJ?ai&rm&eyai 3E3xlte
FREE LECTURE ON
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
Subject Will Be Explained At Armory
Hall This Afternoon A
3:30 O'clock.
The much discussed subject of Chris
tian Science Is to be ably explained at
;i free lecture to be riven this after
noon at 8:30 o'clock In the Armory hall
when Mr. William W. Porter, C. S. B.,
of New York City, member of the
hoard of lectureship of The First
Cliurch of Christ, Scientist, In Boston,
Ma.su., will correctly present the ten
tta of this religion. The lecture Is
f-Hcn by First Church of Christ,
.s it-ntUt, of Pensacola, and the public
is cordially Invited to attend.
Christian science has maintained a
ftcudy growth for more than a half
century. In spite of the antagonism,
tiud unwarranted, unkind and unau
thenticated thrusts and threats of
which it and Us followers have been
the recipients. The reason for such
rrowth Is plain and Is contained In the
irlptural statement, "By their fruits
ye Khali know them". Christian Science
lias grown on this basis alono and
fteadi'y continues to relieve mankind
from the sorrows, afflictions and pains
suffered by humanity, after all mater
lal means have failed. Followers of
Christian Science have Increased In
numbers in the past 60 years from a
few unsatisfied souls to many hun
dreds of thousands of men, women and
chlldrjn who are daily Increasing In
happiness and understanding In every
civilized country n the world. ;
Many concrete explanatons of the
healing of so-oalled Incurable diseases
have placed Christian Science In a po
sition where It Is no longer consd
tred an "Ism" nor & mere cure-all for
-trvous people, and the positive re
sults which an understanding of this
fclence brings to light bear testimony
of its unimpeachable truth.
For the benefit of those who desire
further light on the subject of Chris
fan Science, a free reading room is
open every afternoon from 3 to E
o'clock, except Wednesday, at the
church, building. 15 West Belmont
f-reet. All of the works of Mrs. Eddy
may here be read or purchased and a
1 ' circulating library Is also main
lined containing all of the authentlo
Christian Scene text books and ltera-
SHARP BREAK IN WHEAT
CHICAGO. March 19. Liquidations
e on today with support lacking
and was responsible for a sharp break
In wheat at the finish which caused
oft grains to descend. At the close
heat was down 2 to "3 Mi with March
183 to 1.52, and May 1.42 to 1.42 Vi.
Corn was off Mi to 1 cent; oats were
lown to cent, while lard was
hieher and pork and ribs lower.
BIRTH OF SPRING
MEANS GOOD TIMES
President of Goodrich Company
Sonds Message of Good Cheer,
"Easiness has arrived." says W. O.
Rutherford, vice president of the B. F.
Goodrich Rubber Company, in a mes
!a? sounding a tocsin of spring misi
awakening. In reality the mes
f1 l a springtime editorial of help
"ness and cheer to all.
"Tomorrow, March 21st, Is the first
jy of upring the day that everybody
agreed upon as the time when
business will open, up," says Ruther-
ord. .
"Bnstness is here. It starts from
It should be greater every day.
ut.rj, ls awakenln8r on all sides
J evidences of this. In every
.-, juu reaa oi resumption oi
'I' c
. f -ck to nc :ual! It is a cheering
4, ."ht- r-mP'oyer, employe, dealer
"(," Ustrner are glad of it.
drlch ls inspiring its thousands
alera wjth thIa thoujrhtj arul
'Kh a special appeal to the entire
- notivo Industry ls urging them to
along tie word that business Is
lnS a new and healthy era.
, "t In tha country the crops are
Put in as of old," says Ruther-
rj 5 i
Are you deluded by the catalog prices of Sears-Roebuck, Montgomery-Ward
MONDAY SPECIALS
Toilet Goods
Azurea Toilet Water
Smaller size Azurea
Azurea Face Powder
Azurea Extract ....
Plvers Le Trefle
...... ..$2.19
.........$1.49
.$1.19
.$2.19
.$2.19
Mary Garden Extract ......$1.25
Nearly every standard line of toU
let goods at reduced prices.
give you
are ordering from them "give us your order," naming cotalog number, page number and price. We guarantee to
equally as krvr prices in every instance and lower prices in some nstances. Their catalogs are on file in our office; if we
have not the merchandise in stock, we guarantee to get it to yotl as quickly as they would at an equal . or lower price
quality for quality. Our buying connection is tremendous in. scope; our business personality is closer to you; we are sin
cere. Last year our buying organization bought ovfcr $200,000,000.00 worth of merchandist. Did they buy as much? Every
article and every yard of goods in our store is consistently priced. We do not marke some items extremely low to lead you
on and make it tip on others. We mean to keep Pensacola money in Pensacola for the gqod of Pensacola and guarantee to
meet any retail catalog price. Make us prove it! We are ready.
VALUES IN
VEILINGS
Navy, black, taupe and lav
ender veiling In scrolls and ng-
ures, denoting style's latest de
cree: yard, 50c.
White 'J black, navy, taupe
and lavender veiling; dots and
figures in style's delicate
weaving; yard 65c
1 1
Easter Bells Chime a Style Song of Savins
Contemplate Carefully Does Not Our Store Offer Sincerest Inducements in Style, Price and Quality
.
Dainty i Delightful Dresses
Unmatchable Prices
Picked up by our- New York office
from a manufacturer that needed
money. These dresses represent some
big values. Taffetas, georgettes, can
tons, etc, in browns, grays, blues. All
with modish trimmings of the moment.
Very low priced.
Only $29.75
SERGES
Four big lots of serge dresses, all Blzes,
many styles, .quite a diversity of trim
mings. 'Splendidly made, each is an able
exponent of spring very opportunely
priced, These dresBes should go Quickly
at such prices. Note the desirable fig
ures listed below and come, be fitted in
one of these dresses, '
$8.75, $9.95, $14.75, $19.75
Spring Waists
Vofle, batiste, crepe de chine waists
in attractive patterns for spring. Cool,
refreshing in their newness; very
-pleasing and serviceable ia tbeir wear
ing Qualities. Priced up C" O
to-each-,...... ..,.,;... . ) jLAtUU
Hundreds of Handsome Handkerchiefs
29c
PURE LINEN
Ladles' linen handkerchiefs;
good value; each
PURE LINEN .
Ladles' linen handkerchiefs;
well made; each
PURE LINEN
Ladies' fine made linen ,
hankerchlefs, each , ..
35c
55c
LAWN
Ladles law handkerchiefs; OA
splendid Quality; .each ...... rfUC
LAWN
ZAvra superfine handker- ftK
chiefs; priced each ........ it)s
NOVELTY CREPE
Novelty Crepe de Chine hand- nn
kerchiefs; pleasing; each...
CilEED '
To do the right
thing, at the right
time, in the right
way ; to do things
that were jnever
done before ; to do
some things better
than they were
ever done before;
to act from reason
rat"her than ""from
rule.
T. L. Gant & Co.
Consider Sport Suits
Striking Styles Select Now
Nothing is Jauntier, more care-free than a chic sport
suit. The tans, browrv greens and mixtures here are i
very interesting. Swagger coats, form enfolding skirts.
Buy now. ,
each $13.50 to $22.50
Separate Sport Coats
Comfortable for Cool Evenings
Greens and reds; large roomy pockets; swagger lines.
Well-formed collars In mannish effects. Belt with button
fastening. Priced up $22 50
Novelty Spring Skirts
Delicate pinks, oyster white, macaroon brown In brocad
ed novelty crepes; large pockets and pleasing 10 rP
Pacta Wl4(J W
An Extra Good Value, -Ladies' Companion
Soft sewed leather strap, large mirror in lid; celluloid or white ivory
receptacles for rouge stick and powder. Also contains sand, paper
for nails. Leatherette case in embossed celf colors. Case Is 2x4x6
Inches and handsome in appearance, as well as desirable in size. A
big value
Tw Priced d0 OPT Each
$235
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SPECIALS FOR
Y
MONDA
On Sale at 9:30 a. m.
Zephyrs
. ... j.a .ntfnn wasta aenhvrs in Dopular checks.
inula till v aim v-vi-w.. - - . .
combining black with white; blue with white; red with
white; green with wnue; a ; wciies
Special for Monday
Organdie
Fine transparent ' 40-inch organale; white, pink, light
. norv Tone, oruiiiu ci.
very special Monday at yard beginning. .
S1.00
75c
Imported Ginghams
vrv bizarre patterns; charmingly different. Our
own synaica7e importation. Soft and silk like brilliant
ginghams.. Monday very special at AQf
..W1 AW
Qrnrinl Values Monday, 9 a. m
" . rrr- n ji tt . .. i
ave These Gloves tne uiaa nana
Jl C A'"-' elite GLOVES
KAYSER SILri
Silks in Splendid Shades Suggest Spring
Very Pleasing Voiles, yard 45c
Dark colors mostly, but chic figures that' lend quiet charm
See them. '
Splendid Swisses, yard ............... Sl-2o
Embroidered dots on white of navy, lavender blue and pink
grounds.
Corded Tissues, yard 50c
Broad corded stripes In bright blues, golds and pinks; very
charming. '
Pliable Pongees, yard ............. $1.50
Natural finish; Oriental air to those that's truly pleasing.
Newest Organdies, yard .$1.25
All the colors of the rainbow. Fresh, delightful, newly un
wrapped organdies. .
Charmeuse, 40 inches wide, cherry, navy, black, fl0 QC
adriatic blue, etc.; yard ei),fteJ
Crepe meteor satin, 40 inches wide; navy and 10 Qf?
black; yard , dOJ
Pongees, 36 Inches wide; fine grade, In natural (Vt-t prf
onlor! vard DJ-tlVF
Printed Silk and Cotton Crepe d Chine; colors; A
yard i tJKs
32-inch alt Linen Colored Suitings;
yard ......
, TCt V
sn Colored Suitings; $125
Sixteen-button length gloves m
plain and embroidered eOl)
colors: pair .......... .tJAeJV ,
. 16-BUTTON SILK
Kavser gloves in embroidered col-
STWU black $4.50
and mastic: pair ..... tDtfXf
CHAMOISETTE
Gauntlet. In
gray, brown and white, gl (J
pair
SILK AND CHAMOISETTE
Ifflc and chamolsette gloves In
champagne;
pair
and
SILK GLOVES
Silk gloves in gray, white
navy; priced low the (T- nn
pair 1D1.0
: WHITE KID
Ladles white kid gloves; plain
and fancy stitching; unusual val
ues; per CA flC
.......... D.7eJ
BLACK KID
Black kid gloves, wrist styles, in
brown, gray, taupe, champagnes
and navy; 4 Kf
pair tDXetll
GAUNTLETS v
Black kid gauntts; , serviceable;
stylish; good values;
pair
pair
$4.95
Helpful Hints on Easter Hose
DROPSTITCH HOSE
Ladles fine dropstltch clocks silk
hose; black only; (T- ffr
the pair. Just ........ Dl,uU
EXTRA VALUE
Well known make; slightly imper
fect; reinforced heel f3" f7fT
and toe; pair ........ DXei tJ
BLACK CAT HOSE
Pure thread silk hose in black,
brown, navy, field "f ff
mouse and white; pair J AeUU
ONYX HOSIERY
Superior quality lace hose in
black, brown, white; very popu
lar right now;
pair
$4.50
GLOVE SILK HOSE
Fits like a glove; Polntex heel;
colors, brown and " black; fine
quality; price the (JQ ff
pair OO.OU
KITTY BESS
Kitty-Bess silk hose in black,
brown and white; this is a pop
ular hose; QO AP
pair tt)Ut)
. SHEER SILK
Onyx silk hose, in sheer summer
silk; colors, brown,
black and gray; paif.. tdOel J
KAYSER - SILK
Celebrated Kayser silk hose.
very .good quality; black only
our price, the
pajr
I
Crepe Radium, yard $2.95
A delightful crepe silk with a wonderfu llustre and finish.
Board Walk Prints, yard $1.95
Really these are pongees printed in wonderful new colorings
of Spring. '
White Habutai, yard . $1.7o
Cool, clear, soft, smooth, just a dependable white silk of
purity. ao or
Crepe Silk Shirtings, yard . . : y. .$2.25
Stripes In radiant and profuse colors. Delightful (for waists
and shirts.
Fine Foulards, yard $1.95
Brown, blue, black, etc., with very pleasing designs in
colors. 36-inch.
Poplin.. 36 Inches wide; navy, black, brown,- J" Afl
taupe, gray; yard U-LUl
Messaline. 36 inches wide; navy, black, brown, T -J rfff
taupe, gray; yard 35xltl
32-lnch Imported Dotted Swisses, (T-
yard - DXtll
32-lnch, fine Madras Shirting; stripes; 50C
1 Roslianara Crepe in the newk "Mrs. t Harding Q J QfT
Blue;" yard tJt.tD
IK
B U
t t: . i
I
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S2.45
si
Ginghams
Newest patterns: big." fine selection to please you. Stripes,
plaids, squares, etc. , .
10c 12V2C, 15c, 18c, 20c, 25c, 35c, 50c
and 85c
Lfo
Strength, Service, Quality, Courtesy.
Gant .& Go,
Business is Good Where Prices are Low.
Ginghams
ford. "Mother Nature never . -vacation.
She is springing Into her
spring work, making the
and the crops grow- The food of tha
world is going to be produced. The
foundation of all prosperity exists as
It always did.
rif rttlfiTa
"Business is here. It is ready at your
tiand. It is not something to be waited
for, not something,-to be wished for.
it-is! .::.:;:.i.;v:.'".::;v;
"The first day or spring is a splen
did starting point. Winter, with all its
handicaps and disappointments, is be
M,ll' tbaj &4S&6
Newest patterns; big, fine selectlo to please you. Stripes,
plaids, squares, etc. y ( f
10c,' 122c, 1518(20 25c, 35c, 50c
and 85c
is
hind and can be forgotten. Ahead of us
all are days that grow better and bet
ter, days when work will count more
and more, "when mutual understand
ing and helpfulness will bring their
lasting benefits. The roads are getting
better, the shops are showing the new
thinps. people are putting money into
circi tion. Your dollar, paid out for a
.necV-ssit?, does not stop working. It
keeps going on and on increasing the
volume of business.
"Good times are coming back with
the sunshine and flowers, with , the
tt-t: - t
humming of machinery and the song
of the whistles. The hour for moping
and complaining has gone; the time
for hustling and prospering is with
us. . . J t
"In the automotive industry the
news is encouraging. Passenger car
and truck manufacturers are welcom
ing the first day of spring with in
creased activity to satisfy the com
ing demand. ,
"Tomorrow is the first day a
spring the dawn of the good busines:
era for us all." :
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