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SMART HATS F(jR SUMMER'
ALABAMA SCHOOLBOy PALS
HELPING INDIANS
IT STARTED SOMETHING
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derful Remedy lg correctly named. It
removed stuff from me I never thought
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like a different person. The pain In'
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which four doctors said would require
an operation; also the bloating and
indigestion." It is a simple, harmless
preparation that removes the catarrh
al mucus from the intestinal tract and
allays the inflammation which causes
practically all stomach, liver and In
testinal ailments, including appendi
citis. One dose will convince or money
refunded. adv.
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THE PENSACOLA JOURNAL, SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 17, 1921
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RIGGS STEPHENSON (LEFT) AND JOEY SEWELL (RIGHT)
ITere are two smart models for your new hat: top, a feather-brimmed
liver tray turban that has the crown made entirely of semi-curled os
trich; bottom, a youthful hat of black taffeta with wide bow of taffeta in
black and cloud-gray. '
SHOOTING IS NEW
NATIONAL SPORT
Un ef the .22 Calibre Rifle at CO, 100 and
2t1 Yards la H Man's Game.
By BRIO. GEN. F. H. PHILLIPS
Secretary National Rifle Association
While ncores of rifle clubs and hundred3
rif InAlvMnfil rifleman hnvA ialitn tin
shooting with .22 calibre rifles, there are
others who are asking: (What' is the
new national sport?
The new eport la target sooting at 60,
100 and 200 yards with rifles, which for
merly have been regarded as suitable
only for practice on short ranges In In
door galleries. The new sport is a man
size game, all who have given it an In
telligent trial enthusiastically admit. The
rifles used are In general, a combination
of military rifle and fine target rifle, and
Beaetiral
ictmire
We will display dur
ing the coming
. Two Weeks Only
a splendid assort
ment of the wonder
ful i
Ruskin
Proofs
Each Proof is print
ed on a hand press,
from' copper plate3,
and colored by hand
by artists.
Ruskin Proofs make
it possible to have
beautiful reproduc
tions of the world's
famous mas
terpieces at reason
able prices.
fully meet the requirements of , the most
expert riflemen. The ammunition used is
ttie .22 calibre long rifle cartridge which
Is exceedingly accurate at the ranges in
dicated. Firing ia done at targets of the
proper size for the various ranges, and
also at practical targets simulating at
short ranke those targets which the
sportsman and soldier finds in actual
field conditions.
The uystem has much to commend It.
It Is Inexpensive, an afternoon's sport
costing from fifty cents to one dollar. It
does not require elaborate range equip
ment as several enthusiasts can build a
range on a couple of afternoons from
scrap material at practically no cst. It
does not require the range to be located
on a sparsely settled, inaccessible lo
cality. Ranges can be located in the out
skirts of a city, or even a protected
range within the city is entirely practic
able. Thus the ranges are available for
shooting in the afternoons after business.
Telescopes are used for spott'ng the
shots and markers in the butts are un
necessary. At 100 yards or 200 yards the
same allowance for wind are necessary
as are (required when shooting the large
high velocity. rifles at 500 and 1,000 yards.
There is no recoil to the .22 calibre rifle
and very light report.
Small bore ehootlng requires i'ist as
much skill and careful attention as
shooting the larger target and military
rifles. It is an excellent preparation for
sporting and military target shooting,
and for game shooting with the hunting
rifle. From a military standpoint it has
been proved many times that it Is possi
ble to basically train men in small bore
shooting so that they will excel at mil
itary shooting at the very first attempt
with the larger rifle. However, small
bore shooting will appeal f the peerage
American more as a sport tun as a mil
itary exercise.
The rational Rifle association encour
ages small bore rifle shooting in every
way possible. It holds annual competi
tions on the home ranges of all clubs.
These competitions are open to members
of the National Itifle association and to
all rifle clubs and schools and colleges
affiliated with the association. Any
group of men can form a civilian rifle
club and affiliate with the National Rifle
association, and is then eligible to enter
(By Newspaper Enterprise.)
CLEVELAND, April 16. Twice the
University of Alabama has come to
the rescue of the Cleveland Indians.
Two of her schoolboys Joey Sewell
and Riggs Stephenson now form the
chief emergency cogs in the Redskin
infield.
Both got their Jobs through acci
dents to stars.
Sewell came to the Indians last fall
when Ray Chapman was killed. He
rose to the emergency of helping
Cleveland win a pennant and a world
series.
Now Stephenson has been called out
of HChoo-1 to play second for the In
dians In their get-away, following ac
cidents which have temporarily taken
Bill Wambsganss and Harry Lunte out
of the game.
Good Fighter.
Stephenson, his friends say, will rise
to the situation as supremely as Sew
ell did last fall. He is a good" fighter.
Those who have seen the newcomer
play in the south say he is as good a
hitter as Sewell and a beter fielder.
"What Sewell d l Stephenson can do,
also," says' Manager Speaker.
he
( "He is a. game kid. I believe
will come through and help us.
' "The fact that he and Sewell worked
j together on the University nine will
steady them both when under fire up
here." f
Stephenson reported at the Dallas
training camf this spring and spent
a short period of training.
Wamby's Boost.
Wambsganss, whose place the Ala
bama collegian will fill, declares that
i Stephenson Is good enough to play
second for any big league club.
Stephenson is 23, weighs 179 and Is
5 feet 10 inches tall.
Sewell is 22, weighs 155 and is 5
feet 6 1-2 inches tall.
On the school team Sewell played
second and Stephenson was stationed
at short.
Sewell learned, to play short with the
New Orleans Pelicans last summer be
fore he came up to the Indians.
Stephens played second for the
Greenwood club in the Delta league
last summer.
Sewell graduated from the tiniver
sity this spring. Stephenson still has
more work to do. He will return Hay
1 to finish up his college year.
Money baek without Question jdth.
if HUNT'S Sslvs falls io the T7J9t
treatment of ITCH, ECZEMA. JPV u vtl ran m n n c?y VI T! v m
RINGWORM, TETTER or f ftf-J I P1 CC" H iVl ill II Jill
yiswnj for dport Hews Mead the Immm
Crystal Pharmacy. fx
all matches at reduced rates, and to pur-,
chase government arms and ammunition 1
at cost prices. j
Civilian rifle clubs are being formed
everywhere to take up the new national!
sport. Many golf, country and athletic '
clubs are forming rifle clubs within their ,
organizations, finding that they alreadv
have the ground available. The move
ment is gTow'ng fast, everyone who takes
it up becoming enthusiastic at once. The
competition work at bull's eye targets
for prizes appeals to many. Not only are
there the regular matctyes to compete In,
but manv individual mrftTiAS urn nrmn..
ed within the clubs, and then there are
inter-club matches and state matches.
The relation o;' srr.nl' bore shootinqr to
shooting the big rifle is luckily such that
solving any problem with the small rifle
is exactly the same as Eolvinfe it with the
large sporting, hunting or military rifle.
There is lots of action, excitement und
close competition. in this field of practical
shooting with the email bore rule.
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neglected.
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"The only remedy we ever use for.
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T. H. Foley, Marquette, Mich.
"I surely know the worth of Foley's
Honey and Tar, as I have taken it
with good results. Also have sold
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Children like Foley's Honey
and Tar. It contains no opiates,
and will not injure a delicate
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never seen a corn tickled to death, just
apply a few drops of "Gets-It" to yours.
Then watch that corn die peacefully as
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can lift right off with your fingers.
Get after them now. Your druggist
has "Gets-It." Costs but a trifle or
nothing at au If It fails. Mfd. by E.
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Sold In Pensacola by the Crystal Phar
macy. White's Pharmacy and the Whid
den Drug Store. Adv.
THE TREAT OF THE SEASON
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The Thrifty Shopper Will Be Here Tomorrow, Monday
Ladies who appreciate real quality merchandise at remarkably
low prices will be here Monday. Our entire stock is being offered
at greatly reduced prices. Many of the prices are really unbe
lievable, when the quality is considered. Space does not permit
us tcf go into detail regarding the garments, but we will quote a
few items and prices to give you an idea of the real bargains:
Taffeta Dresses at .$9.98
Foulard Dresses at $14.50
Gingham Dresses at .............$ 5.00
Petticoats at .... .. .$1.43
Sport Hats, special lot $7.50
Sailors, special lot $2.95
Suits, all wool serge $19.75
Wirthmore Waists ..$1.00
And many other items in all departments reduced. We advise that you shop early,
while the selection is large
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Buy on Credit from the Escambia
Clothing Co., the Big Credit Store
With the Low Prices.
ens
uits
$i9.50
that combine style,
quality, low price and
easy terms.
Special Monday
$19.50
w
mens
and young women's
Dresses
Our entire stock, the
season's latest models,
all priced from
S5.50 10 S25
Sold on easy terms
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Special Selling of
Ladies' Hats
Just received another shipment of the latest
colors and designs. Special Monday
S1.95 $2.95 $3.95
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The Store
that serves
You Best
ESCAMBIA CLOTHING CO.
Pensacola's Largest Credit Store
107 South Palafox
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