M UTILATE DTHE PENSACOLA JOURNAL WEDNESDAY 1 r ECEMBER 29 1909

LIcytbE

aG-

rkr

fo

he John WhiteS e comes into the

z ne long pleasantJ outr eason is that they are

d for beauty comfort-ear and tear

00 to 700hese are the days when-

n want warm clothes notsly right but quicklyOur clothing fits and is

thoroughly well made and inthe feest styles accepted byauthorities on Mens Wear

The name The JohnWhite Store is proof posi ¬

tive that they will hold theirshape to the last thread

1500 to 3500

Another shipment ofMufflers that button at the

neck just receivedBlack Gray Light Blue

White Maroon and Navy50c

You havent overlookedbuying a pair of our Dollarloves

Just as serviceable to use-

r driving as for walking

Tuxedo shirts just reed A pippin too for100ILL BE OPEN ALLr JAN 1st-

Tohn White Storetore With the Reputation15207 S PaJafox St

0 = = = == H

AMUSEMENTSL-

ast

II-

cW

= = c = =

Nights Play-e Red Mill disappointed prob

J1e largest house of the season°QRera house last night

y the nationwide reputationx= lay by Montgomery and

dvertlsed the show to theImost filling the opera

redeeming feature of ther wasthe work of Bert Oankle Woods as Con Kid

Conneral numbers for the mostjailed for applause what

that was given-b Swor and Woods num

Merry WidowWidow as agreeablyt rightly and vivacious asl

op an engagement at theI January 4

membered that the managetune local theater imporcoul for seats whichhad et at the time tried toWad son of The Merrysable This was imposties time Other communirOdU ng for the big SavagebookJ other theaters hadAmeri the owner of thegot w to the operetta wasbeat fhi031106 So the next

one the local man-lylIgemen atIon was immediatemade rn booking This wasL

The cFHARD SAIDmerit t judges ofby the 1m forcibly illustrated-mous demand for the fa-

is¬

VTNOlin Iron tonic knownIts

over mSfiODstrated over anddown the runweatome and to OVerworthless troubles WhileentIrely the are disappearing

the demand forprOOf ot

is tla increasing is ample-Pharnlaoy tic merit Whites-

elaP FlaR

lPI

The Stores Will Remain Open

All Day Saturday January 1stt

At a meeting of the Board of Directors of the jj

Merchants Association it was deemed advisablethat on account of New Year coming as it does on ISaturday it would be impracticable for the merchants-to close their places of business

The Merchants Association-BY HENRY HORSLER1 Secretary

< L

TURKEY SHOOTINGA-LL THIS WEEK

210 N TARRAGONA ST

granted and the production is travelingthis way again while the advance de ¬

mand for reservations is greater eventhan it was before

The Merry Widow leaves no onedisgruntled Thats how those whohave seen it once want to go againHenry W Savage more than meetswith the reality what his representa-tives

¬

say about his productions andso there are never any disappointed-ones What sounds like exaggerationabout the perfection of the ensemble I

turns out to be under the facts ratherthan over them and thus the confi Idence of the public is increased andthe best advertisers of The MerryWidow are those who have paid theirmoney and have gone to see it Theyall turn press agents and that is whythe likelihood is that there will be agreater success achievedby this pro ¬

duction when it comes to the operahouse for its second engagement thanwas won during the extraordinary sea ¬

son which has become a high light inthe history of the local theater-

At the Orpheum TodayToday Is ladies souvenir day at the iOrpheum and every lady who visits I

this popular place of amusement willreceive i handsome piece of glass ¬

ware absolutely free and hereafterevery Wednesday will be the day setaside as ladies and childrens souvenirmatinee day The management hasarranged a special program and everylads or child who visits the Orpheumtoday and feels they have not re-ceived their moneys worth both inshow and souvenir can walk to thebox office and their money will becheerfully refunded

Mascot the famous horse with thehuman brain is appearing at the Or ¬

pheum daily How did he do it Thewise ones are puzzling their headsover the wonderful performance puton by the human horse Mascotwhich was featured at chautauquaMonday afternoon and night

To many the subject Do animalsreason has been solved beyond adoubt But the more skeptical refuse-to believe their own eyes and arefirmly convinced that there are somehidden communication Between thenoble animal and his Hiberian mas ¬

ter Anyhow all agree that the horse-is a marvel of intelligence ind thathe has been trained to a nicety

Mascot told time to a second addeacolumns of figures that some in theaudience could not calculate picksout the democrats from the republic-ans

¬

the sheep from the goats couldtell a spinster from a married wo ¬

man a bachelor from a benedictcould spoon to perfection play balllike a professional eat candy like aconniseur count like a mathematician-and in short display all the psychicalphenomena that go to make up thesum total of a human mind-

If troubled with indigestion consti-pation

¬

no appetite or feel bilious giveChamberlains Stomach and LiverTablets a trial and you will be pleasedwith the result These tablets invig ¬

orate the stomach and liver andstrengthen the digestion Sold by alldruggists

THE FUNERAL OFALBERT GONZALEZ-

The remains of AlberttfGonzalez thebright little son of Mr and MrsManuel Gonzalez were placed at restyesterday afternoon a large concourse-of sorrowing friends and relatives at ¬

tending the funeral services at thefamily home No 247 East Intendenciastreet and later following the remains-to the cemetery where many hand ¬

some floral tributes were placed uponthe newlymade mound

The little boy had reached the ageof a little over four years and nisdeath is a severe blow to the parents

BORE NAME SIMILAR TOTHAT OF PROMINENT MAN

Mike OLeary For Safe KeepingThat was the entry on the city jailblotter last night Friends who hap ¬

pened to drift into the station house-on business and who are acquainted-with the widelyknown and prominentbusiness man bearing a like name be ¬

gan to wonder what was the matterwith their friend who keeps a store-on West Zarragossa street Afterscrewing up enough courage to makeinquiry they were informed that the

Mike OLeary on the books was notthe one of their acquaintance butthat of a jolly Irish seaman whomade the jail through force of cir ¬

cumstances last week a visit and whohad come back again on anothercharge Then a sigh of relief wasbreathed

TWO FIRE ALARMS INSAME PORTION OF CITY

A fire alarm was sent in from boxIS at 326 oclock yesterday after¬

noon for a small blaze at No 9 NorthDeVilliers street at the home of JoWilkins The fire as on the insido-of the house and the damage wasvery slight

Shortly after 4 oclock another firealarm came from the same box for-a small fire at the home of EdwinFox on West Garden street In thiscase also the fire damage was slight

THES

j d L r-1SEllil A-

jo

f

J4

a t Xf a a4-

MCX4Zz fSTfreft ell l

Tfcoussnds of-

as

T

orn 4o 2ci p to rl-

D

their guidingsisrwear It is al-

ii

¬

i 3t S tip ker qfrJ S-

rnever fails 7tf

pjflokrin-cjenr ser-

vice at mini¬

mum expense

r

I A Henry White BroI

Pensacoas Authority on Mensand Boys Wear

Palafox and Intendencla StI

I

D0Z =R

Bit SOUVENIR MATiNEEA-T

Tie Orpiwum Todayl-or

i

Ladies and ChildrenEvery idy gets a Handsome Souvenir worth twice the price of admissionMASOT =The Horse with the Human Brain Reads Writes and Adds

He is the Vender of the Age Big Amateur Night Friday

1

a

I Stops Eczema orI Itching PilesI instantlyI

A Free Package of Dr Hebras UngoidSent To Any Sufferer To Prove Its

Wonderful EffectsI Dr Hebras Ungoid is truly wonderful-

in Its results in any case of eczema orother disease that itches and irritates-

like

i

fd

G

e d

psoriasis barbers itch tetter ring ¬

worm dandruff and Itching pilesVngoi stops the terrible itching the

very moment it is appliedtncnd is also an infallible remedy for

itching piles stopping instantly that un-reachable soultnrmcnting itching-

J Arnod of Holland City Mich saystTngold will do miraclesDr Hebras Ungoid is sold at drug

stores at 50c a box under a positiveguarantee to refund your money if youare not completely satisfied-

If you want to try it first send yourname and address to the G C BittnerCo Toledo Ohio and you will get a freetrial package by return mail If yourdruggist has no 50c boxes on hand sendyour remittance to the above companyAlways send name of your druggist-

For sale in Pensacola by W A DATemberte Druggist and Apothecary 121 SPalafox Street

HELD MEET AT

BARRANCAS

ON FORTODAYF-

T1

EVERY COMPANY WILL BE REP¬

RESENTED IN EACH OF THE

SEVERAL EVENTS AND MUCH

INTEREST IS BEING TAKEN BY

THE MEN

Today is field day at Fort Barrancas-and by nightfall the winners of thevarious events will be announcedGood weather is promised clear and I

cool which is exactly the brand ofweather desired for events of thisnature

Each company stationed at Fort I

Barrancas has picked its best men foreach of the events and the outcome-is eagerly anticipated by the members-of the companies The entries are asfollows

Fifteenth Company-One hundred yard dasnpyt Sam-

uel¬

E Midkiff Pyt Guy H CraneShot putPvt Carl Lentz Pvt Wil ¬

I

liam H FrazerTug of warFirst Sgt Lawrence L

Stallworth Capt Sgts Ross J Ken ¬

nedy Jesse A Haxton Cook Lillard-H MePeak Pvts William II FrazerErich O Rosen Frank A PreskeAdam Rch Carl Lentz

Running high jump Sgt Ross JKennedy Pvt Walter L Daniels PvtJohn Wilson

Eight hundred yard relay raceSgts-Ross J Kennedy Jvts Hans Boeckman Nathan D Woolley Daniel RHood Corp Bernhard C FergusonPvt B Copeland Pvt John GlaserPvt Edward L Harris

Wall scaling contestSgt John wSmith Capt dps Bernhard C Ferfnison Robert L Bradley Felix PragF r Edward L Ramsey Cook Lillarrt-T MoPeak Mus Verner Baker PvtsJohn B Copeland Charles Posey

Cross country runCpls HObert LBradley Edward L Ramsey PvtsHans Eoeckman Charles Posey j

Twentieth Company-One hundred yard dash Pvts John

F Able Edward Dolloff James A Banfield I

Shot put Mech George LenIngcrPvt George H Merrick I

Tug of war Captain Sgt Thomas-P

I

Casry Sergt Ladislar3 WitekMeoh Gorge Leninger Pvts John WHaynes George H Merrick GeorgeW Kendrick George J Sullivan FredWilliams Sergt Ray Perkins

Running high jumpSergt George-H Freeman Corpl Norris B RipplPvts Ermine King Roger White

Eight hundred yard relay raceCorpl Norris B Rippl Pvts John EAbel James A Banfield Edgar LDolloff

Wall scaling contestSergt George-H Freeman Corpl Joseph A Joseph-sen Corpl Leonard Haus Mech EarlNewman Pvts Clarence E Burmeis-ter Leslie K Flint Daniel A Mur-phy

¬

Clarence O Porter Roger WhiteCross country run Corpl Charles-

D Gibson Ccrpl Norris B Rippl PvtsDaniel B Butler James A Banfield

TwentySecond Company-One hundred yard dashCorpl Per-

t > r A Knauer Pvts George L in-

field Grover WomackShot putPvts Edward L Hamric

Joseph J JacobsTug of warPvt Thomas Price

Capt Ccrpl Herman Power CorpuWilliam J Moulton Cook Walter Kel-ly Pvts Adolph Pelles Guy C SmithEdward L Hainric Nathaniel M Aycock Benjamin Watts

Running high jumpSergt Wade RCourtney Pvts William tam ArthurTussing

Eight hundred yard relay raceCorpl Thomas Tarrants Capt CorplJohn E McNamee Corpl Peter AKnauer Pvts Gilbert R NettletonRichard L i Fagot Elbert E MullinGtorge LV Winfield Joseph J GeierGrover Womack

Wail scaling contest Corpl WilliamR Shipp Capt Pvts Lonzo D HillRichard C Connor John W McIntyre

I

Harry R Haddon Roy Gardner An ¬

derson Fonteno John Baker ThurmanFrame

Cress country run Pvts George Linfield William Tomas AndersonFontenot

SeventySeventh Company-One hundred yard dashCorpl

Robert T Sneed Corpl Leroy Edmond Pvt Robert G Miller

Shot putSergt George Long CorplGuy W French

Tug of warSergt George MBowen Corpl Cornelius Leonard CookCharles A Sherman Pvts Jesse BegIcy Leroy Grissom Horace HawKlnsRoy Jolley Harley F Miller SergtBernard F Glynn Capt

Running high jump Sergt GeorgeLong Mechanic Charles A CanadayPvt Jesse Begley

Eight hundred yard relay raceCorpl Robert T Sneed Corpl LeroyEdmond Corpl Harley Wright Me-chanic

¬

John B Willoughty MechanicCharles A Canaday Pvts Jeff HartRobert G Miller Grover F Levismier

Wall scaling contest Hergt Ber-nard

¬

F Glynn Corpl Guy W FrenchMusician Vance L Bratton MechanicJohn B Willoughby Pvts William JMcGuire Edwin F Richards Ernest-J McCord Jesse Thompson Herbert-E Winslow

Cross runPrivates DavidGomez William J McGuire MusicianVance L Bratton

163rd Company-One hundred yard dash Pvts Virgil-

C Prestwood Roy SammonsShot put Pvts Stephen F Fields

Myron S Polkinghorn Lemiel KellySergt Colbert M Frazier

Tug of warSergts Frank M NaberCapt George W Norris Colbert MFrazier FranK Cermack Corpl Thomas-E Ellis Corpl William J StewartPvts Lemiel Kelly Stephen C FieldsClaud Stinson David G Brown MyronS Polkinghorn

Running high jumpCorpl James JQuicksall Pvt Ben H McKell

Eight hundred yard relay raceSergt Robert L Slatten Corpl James-J Quicksall Musician Otto Montgom-ery

¬

Pvt Virgil C Prestwood SergtFrank M Naber Corpl Oscar LMears Pvts Ben H McKell Roy Sammons

Wall scaling contest Corpl Oscar-L Mears Capt Pvts Claud LBrown Ben H McKell Virgil C Prest¬

wood Lytt C Kelley John RobinsonOral P Fournier John M SteagallDavid G Brown

Cross country runSergt Kooert-L Slatten Pvts Virgil C Prestwood-Jay R Miller-

Chamberlains Cough Remedy is a-wry valuablte medicine for throatand lung troubles quickly relievesand cures painful breathing and adangerously sounding cough which in ¬

dicates congested lungs Sold by alldealers

NOTICE-All water rents will be

due Jan 1 1910 payable at I

office City Hall If paid be j

fore 10th of January a dis¬

count of 5 per cent will be al¬

lowed If not paid by Jan-uary

¬

31st the water will beshut off and 100 penalty I

charged for turning on againPensacola Water Works

I6L A Little howe

I

of Your Own-A

i

little house of ones own isfar more envJcble than payingrent for a palace belonging toanother Our popular plan ofloans Is so liberal that It places It inthe power of the rent payer to i

become the owner of a home at a i

cost within his means-If you want money to buy or

build a home or to improve vavant lots or other property comelets talk It over Were helpedhundreds like you on the road toindependence in our twentytwo-years i

of successful business inPensacola

Pensacola Home andi

Savings Association-

R M CARY Secretary

14 East Government Street

I

New Years

Nuts

Fruit Cakes

Mince Meat

Candies

Groceries

Everything

Marine Grocery Co-

V J VIDAL Manager

Prone 725 604608 South Palafox St

j

I

BE A HUB DRESSED MANI

1

a

I

PALAFOX ST AT GOVERNMENT

I PENSACOLA FLA

BENJ C HEINDERG Proprietor tRegal Shoes Cluett ShirtsJohn B Stetson Hats Suits Made to Order

I

I NEW THEATERBI-LL FOR WEEK DEC 27th

MINOR VINCENTA clever Comedy ream

GOLDEN GREYSinging and Talking

Extra Fine

DIXIE WARFiELDThe Clever Soubrette

I AMATEUR NIGHT THURSDAY NIGHT

Ring Phone 4 t-

our wagons go everywhere and youri linen will come back white and clean

having been washed in the most sani¬

tary way and ironed by the NEWr

PRESS IRONING device that saves+

your clothes t

DONT FORGETWe are the only laundry that wasfor white people exclusively

STAR LAUNDRYSa-ve your washing for us Well save your clothes foryou

Have You Had Ou-

rRepresentativeyou a proposition on the lightatna-keyour Store House or Office

any reason you have not beenthe REFLEXOLIER SYSTEM OF

and how well pleased everywith the cost and quality of their

illumination CALL 113 and let us haoour representative call on y-

ouPENSACOLA GAS COPhone 148 25 and 27 E Garden Street

r =

THE WEATHERIN PENSACOLA

Furnished by local office UnitedStates weather bureau for The Pen¬

sacola Journal of Dec 29 1909-Maximum temperature yesterday 52

degrees at 3 p mMinimum temperature yesterday 38

degrees at 7 a mMean temperature yesterday 45 de ¬

greesNormal temperature yesterday 53

degreesDeparture from normal yesterday

minus 8 degreesAverage maximum temperature for

this date 60 degreesAverage minimum temperature for

this date 43 degreesAccumulated deficiency of daily

mean temperature since first of themonth 84 degrees-

Accumulated excess of daily meantemperature from January 1 to first ofmonth 217 degrees

Total rainfall from 7 a m to 7 pm yesterday 0 inches

Total rainfall since first of monthS56 inches

Normal rainfall for this month 417inches

Total deficiency of rainfall fromJanuary 1 to first of the month 160inches

FARMERS PROTECTIVE UNION-IS TO MEET SATURDAY

Special to the JournalCottage Hill Fla Dec 28The i

Farmers Protective Union will meet-in regular session at this place Sat-urday

¬

Jan 1 1910 at 2 oclock p mand render the followIng program

Strawberry CultureFrank MaxeyCommercial Fertilizer Mr InglingFruit Canning Mrs S N Thomp¬

sonThese meetings are arousing machinterest among the good people of thisplace and the members will derive agreat deal of benefit from this sourceto say nothing about the benefit thisorganization will do the community

I

YOUR HOMEr

iI

Isnt there something around It 4that would Improve either theappearance or the living comforts-

A broken sash a door where Im ¬

provement could be made a fireplace where a beautiful but com-

paratively¬

Inexpensive mantle willImprove the room fifty per cent Inappearance

Think Aid if any part of yourhome can be repaired or Improved-In any way phone us and we willlift the burden of the details fromyou rshouldera-

K G DeSILVA CO

Phone 11

1

BOWLING ALLEYSO-pen from 9 a m till midnight-

For ladles and gentlemenWEST ROMANA STREET

Every Medicine Adverbs¬

ed in This Paper For Saleat CRYSTAL PHARMACY

b

SUBSCRIBE FOR THE JOURNA

i