MUTILATED8 THE PENSACOLA JOURNAL SATURDAY MORNING DECEMBER 4 1909

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Inside outside all over theKnappFelt Derby showsup with the best of them-

A moderate priced 4 hatequal to most 500 derbies

Oursoft Hats are abreast-of our derby quality A va¬

riety of colors and shapes350 and 400

The short bosom stiff andplaited Shirts with attachedcuffs prevents the bosomfrom breaking when sitting-

A pleasing assortment150A special value in a white

plaited bosom regularlength bosomcuff attached

100If you are partial to sep ¬

arate cuff Shirtsa big sav¬

ing to you t150 valuesL00

0 yes a nice pair of gloves-on your hands adds greatly-to your dress

And then the price is somoderate-

A Tan Walking Glove 1Grey and Tan Suede un

lined 150 and Silk lined175Now if you want one for

work there is none betterthan the Grinnell Glove

Short cuff 125 and 150Gauntlet cuff 150Automobile Gloves 150

to 350The Arrow points-To us for Arrow Collars-All here with all their good

points2 for 25 centsOpen evenings until Xmas

The John White StoreT-

he Store With the Reputation205207 S Palafor S-

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Mrs Leslie Carters New PlayMrs Leslie Carter the leading emo¬

tional actress in America today hasS scored the biggest success of her

career this season in a new play byEdward Peple author of The PrinceChap It is called Vasta Herne andis the first strictly modern play Inwhich Mrs Carter has appeared sinceshe became a star The play Is atense dramatic presentation of one ortho vital problems that effect societytoday a presentation that Is morepowerful and direct than any sermonand which while it entertains as anyplay should sends audiences awayfrom the theatre with the knowledge-that before them has moved the pano-rama

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of the battle of good and evilthe conflict which is eternal and which-Is the earliest dramtlc conflict knownto history The play gives Mrs Car¬

ter the greatest opportunity she hasever had for the display of that mar-velous

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histrionic ability which has wonher a place In the forefront of theAmerican stage She will be at theopera house Friday Dee 17

Al H Metz WilsonAl H Wilson the singing ambassa-

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of German dialect is the attrac-tion

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underlined for the opera housetonight when he will be seen as thecentral character In his latest play

Metz in Ireland which is somewhatof an innovation considering thecharacter of plays provided for thisdelightful comedian in the past D-

urScott9s Emulsioni-s the originalhas been thestandard for thirtyfive years

There are thousands of socalled just as good Emul-sions

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but they are notthey-are simply imitations which-are never as good as theoriginal They are like thinmilkSCOTTS is thicklikea heavy cream

If you want it thin do ityourself with water butdont buy it thin

FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS-

Send 3x name of paper and this ad for oarbeautiful SaTlnsa Bank and Child SketchBootEach bank contains a GooJ Lick PennySCOTT BOWKS 409 Purl St New York

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Stocki-s aglow with CHRISTMASSUGGESTIONS Every de¬

partment is chocked full ofSENSIBLE XMAS GIFTSCome in today make yourselections and have themlaid aside until wanted Allgoods bought now will be ex¬

changed after the HOLI¬

DAYSSHOES

SLIPPERSHOSIERY

Gifts that are useful giftsthat are sensible gifts thatwill be appreciated-

Come let us fill your Xmaswants

MEYER SHOE CO

Feet Furnishers For Folks102 S Palafox

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BOWLING ALLEYSO-pen from 9 a m till midnight

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OPERAOUSE1

Saturday December 4thSidney R Ellis presents the Singing

Ambassador of German Dialect

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WILSONIn His New Musical Play

METZ IN IRELAND-A German Rovers Adventures In Erins

IsleInterpreted by Company of Artists which

includes a largo Singing ChorusSpecial Scenery and Electrical Effects

Wilsons New SongsLove Thoughts Erins Isle Tho

Banshee The Nightingale Songand Mixed German

Additional Music Numbers by a Compe ¬

tent ChorusPrices 2Sc 50c 75fc 100 and 10Seat sale Monday 9 a m

ing the unfolding of the story theaudience travels with Mr Wilson asthe lovable Metz in an interestingcountrythe land of the Shamrockwhere the cry of the Banshee is stillconsidered a bad omen and where thecountryside rings with delightfulstories of the sweet little fairies hid-den

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behind each twig along the road ¬

side At the opening of the perform-ance

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Metz is discovered the centreattraction outside of Dolans Forge on I

the road to Klonikilty Castle among abevy of Irish lads and lassies to whom

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hs reiates the folk lore of Germany inhis quaint Dutch accent and for whomhe sings several tuneful love songs I

He has lost none of his oldtime mel¬

lowness of voice and as the plot ofthis new Wilson play is to a certainextent woven around the songs theyare naturally Introduced to gaindouble effect Trom their setting

POULTRY ASSN

IS ORGANIZEDLA-

RGE NUMBER OF BREEDERS-

MET AND LAUNCHED THE ES ¬

CAMBIA COUNTY POULTRY AS ¬

SOCIATION YESTERDAY-

The Escambia County Poultry Asso-ciation

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was successfully launched yes-terday

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when a large number ofbreeders of thoroughbred poultry metin the Blount building organized andelected officers All those present atthe meeting yesterday were quite en-thusiastic and the general opinion wasthat the start was a very creditableone While the membership list is alarge one it is expected that manyother lovers of fine poultry will soonjoin as the dues are only 25 centsper month

The object of the association is topromote interest in the raising of Ithoroughbred poultry in this countyThe association starts off with thefollowing members

R E Coleman R C Cushman RCarroll J F Davis Dr C W DAlem ¬

berte C G Elmore E M GravesVictor Goldback C W Gray J AHicks Dr C E Hutchinson R WLewis Warrington Fla Chas Mc-Donald

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Cottage Hill Fla W F ReedJr Pensacola R R Reeves CottageHill Fla Eugene Reese Pensacola-Fla J D Reynolds Pensacola Fin-D D Shuttleworth Pensacola Fla-W T Tracey Pensacola Fla John BTiller Pens cola Fla W L WittichIn Pensacola Fla Malcolm YongePensacola Fla Louis D Marzoni Pen ¬

sacolaOfficers elected were as followsPresidentC G Elmore-VIcePresident W F ReedSecretary W L WittichTreasurerW T Tracer

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AGONY OF ECZEMA

BEYONDVYORDSW-

hole Body a Mass of Raw Tor¬

turing Humor Hair All Fell Outand Ears Seemed Ready to DropOff Clothing Would Stick toBleeding Flesh Hoped DeathWould End Fearful Suffering

CASE SEEMED HOPELESSBUT CUTICURA CURED HER

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Words cannot describe tho terribleeczema I suffered with It broke outon my aria spreading until itcovered my whole I was almosta solid mass or sores from head to footI looked more like a piece of raw beefthan a human being The pain andagony I endured seemed more than Ibear Blood and pus oozed fromthe great sore on imr from undermy finger nails and nearly nil over my

My ears were so crusted andswollen I was afraid they would breakoff Every hair in my head fell out1 could not sit down for my clotheswould stick to the raw and bleedingflesh making mo cry out from the painMy family doctor did all ho could but1 got worse and worse Mr conditionwas awful I did not think I could liveand wanted death to come and end myfrightful sufferings-

In condition motherinlawbegged me to try the Cuticura Rem ¬edies I said I would but had noof recovery But oh what blessed re¬lief I experienced after applying Cuti¬cura Ointment It bleedingand itching flesh and brought me thofirst real sleep I had in weeks Itwas as grateful as ice to a burningtongue I would bathe with warmwater and Cuticura Soap then applythe Ointment freely I also took Cuti¬cura Resolvent for tho blood In ashort time the sores stopped runningthe flesh began to heal and I Iwas to get well again Then the hair-on my head began to grow and in ashort time 1 was completely curedI cannot praise enough Iwish I could tell everybody who haseczema to use Cuticura My condition-was so terrible that what cured mecannot fail to cure anybody of thisawful disease If any one doubts thotruth of this letter ten them to writeto me Mrs Wm Hunt 135 ThomasSt Newark N J Sept 28 1903

Cuticura Soap Ointment and Beadrent fllquiaor pUb > are sold iDrnuztiout the world rotterJruz A Chem Corp Sole Props Boston MasscgrMalled Free Latest Cuticura stin Bo-

otOFFIcERs AND

GUESTS ENJOY

FISHCHOWDERFI-

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SPREAD AT STATION TO

WHICH SAFETY BOARD CHIEFS

AND RECORDER DID FULL JUS ¬

TICE UPON INVITATION

Immediately upon the adjournmentof the board of safetys session lastnight an invitation was tendered bythe chief of police to all present to goover to the police station and partakeof refreshments which had been pro ¬

vided by the chef Jeff SpottswoodBesides the members of the boardwho were Jos I Johnson Chas Villar-P J Williams H O Anson andErnest Elliott the others who enjoyed-the surprise were Recorder WinJohnson Fire Chief Bicker Chief ofPolice Sanders Capt Wilde and aJournal man and the turnkey and sta ¬

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tion keeper who were on duty thereThe best seasoned fish chowder

with all necessaries was provided andmore than one plate was consumed bysome of the gentlemen Crackersbrend sauces peppers etc were allhandy and there was plenty of waterbut nothing else The feast wasspread in tile dining room of the sta-tion

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and was thoroughly enjoyedTaking advantage of the presence of

the entire board several other visitorsand reporters Chief Sanders invitedthem tp make an investigation of theinterior of the jail In a magazine ofextensive circulation for the currentmonth a great long account of someones pipe dram personal experiences-was printed the representation beingmade that the Pensacola city jail wasone of the most unsanitary of placesThe article went on to say that rep ¬

resenting himself as a minister anddesiring to preach to the prisoners arepresentative of the magazine desir-ing

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to get information of just suchreported conditions was admitted tothe jail and he had fount it actuallyfilthy Those who made the inspec ¬

tion by request last night rc dilypronounced the article a false repre-sentation from start to finish andadded their commendation to thestand taken by Mayor Reilly to en ¬

force a refutation of the articleAfter enjoying the chowder and pay-

ing their respects to the chef for hisability in preparing such an attractive-dish the gentlemen took their de-parture

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FrDont try to patch up a linger-ing

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cough by experimenting-Take

Allen9s-Lung Balsama-

nd relief is certain to followCures the most obstinate

colds sore throats orbronchial inflammation

All dealersDAVIS 8 LAWRENCE CO Jfrnr Yorfc

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FEDERAL JURY-

CONDEMNS THE

COUNTY JAilIN ITS FINAL REPORT THE JURY

SAYS IT IS FILTHY AND UN ¬

SANITARY AND AN UNFITPLACE IN WHICH TO KEEP

PRISONERS THE ACCOMMODA ¬

TIONS IN GOVERNMENT BUILD-

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ALSO INADEQUATE-

After investigating a large number-of cases and returning Indictments-In many the grand jury of the UnitedStates court yesterday made its finalpresentment to the court and in thisthe jury takes occasion to state thatthe county jail where federal pris-oners

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are confined is in a filthy andunsanitary condition The Jury alsotakes occasion to call attention tothe accommodations afforded juries-in the federal prison and aks forsome relief The report in full is asfollowsHonorable Wm B Sheppard judgeof the United States court North-ern

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district of FloridaThe grand jury at the March ad-

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term of this court whichbegan its sessions November 29th1909 respectfully submit the follow¬

ing presentment1 We have examined into a large

number of alleged violations of thecriminal laws of the United Statesand carefully considered nil mattersbrought to our attention

2 The grand jury has investigatedconditions at the Escambia countyjail with reference to federal prison-ers

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confined therein and toes to report as follows

We find that filthy and unsanitaryconditions exist at the jail the cellsare not properly cared for and weconsider it an unfit place in which-to hold federal prisoners and recom-mend

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that steps be taken looking toremoval of prisoners to some otherplace of confinement

3 The grand jury calls attention-of the court and court officials tothe fact that some of the commission-ers

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in this district in holding defend ¬

ants to court exercise a sound dis-cretion

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while others remand to thiscourt for investigation by the grandjury a large number of trivial casesWe recommend that commissionersshould carefully investigate all com-plaints

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before issuing warrants or requesting authority to issue warrantsThat greater care should be exercis-ed

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in seeing that no trivial casesare sent in for consideration of fed-eral

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grand juries4 We respectfully call the atten ¬

tion of the court to the fact thatthe accommodations for grand juriesin the federal building are insufficientand recommend more ample accom-modations

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be furnished for federalgrand juries We respectfully recom ¬

mend that the attention of the properauthorities be called to the fact thatample accommodations in the pres¬

ent federal building could the securedby making slight alterations and atno great expense The present ac ¬

commodations are insufficient for thecourt officials and the grand jury

We further recommend that thetwo senators from Florida and thecongressman from the Third con-gressional

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district of Florida be re ¬

quested to use their influence to thisend

The thanks of the grand jury arcextended to the court for the ablecharge which has been of the great-est

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value In their deliberations Thegrand jury also desires to extendthanks to the district attorney andother court officials for the courtesieswhich they have extended to thisbodyHaving completed our delibera-tions

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we respectfully request thatwe be discharged

BEX H THOMASForeman of Grand Jury

For HEADACHE CAPUDINEWhether from Colds Heat Stomact or

Nervous Troubles Capudine will relieveyou Its liquid pleasant to take actsmn diaUIy Try H lOc 2Bc and SOcat drug stores

THE WEATHER-IN PENSACOLAF-

urnished by local office IT Sweather bureau for the PensacolaJournal of Dec I 1909

Maximum temperature yesterday69 depress at 245 p nI

Minimum temperature yesterday55 degrees at 630 a m

Mean temperature yesterday 62 de¬

greesNormal temperature yesterday 56

degreesDeparture from normal yesterday-

plus 6 degreesAverage maximum temperature for

this date 66 degreesAverage minimum temperature for

this date 50 degreesAccumulated excess of daily mean

temperature since first of month 25degrees

Accumulated excess of daily meantempearture from Jan 1st to 1st ofmonth 217 degrees

Total rainfall since 1st of month109 inches

Normal rainfall for this month417 inches

Total deficiency of rainfall fromJan 1st to 1st of month 160 inches

FOURMASTED SCHOONERMARIE PALMER BREAKING UP

By AECOcIatec PresBeaufort S C Dec 3The tour

masted schooner Marie Palmer boundfrom Cartoret N J to Savannah Gawhich stranded on Frying Pan shoalsWednesday nignt while in tow of thetug Edgar F Cooney Is now a hope ¬

less wreck and her cargo a total lossWreckers are at work salving whatstripplngs they can take off

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BewareFirst matinee 3 p m Second 4 p m sharp Girls under ten 10

cents Ladies 20 centsAsk her anything

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PHONE114 STAR LAUNDRY

TALLAHASSEE

NEWS NOTES

ITEMS OF GENERAL INTEREST-

AND PERSONAL MENTION GATH ¬

ERED AT THE STATE CAPITAL

Special to the JournalTallahassee Dec 3The demon ¬

stration fair held here by the mem-bers

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of the Womans Club is turning-out an immense success

From the first the moving spirit otthe affair has been Mr C M Strangesenior proprietor of the TallahasseeGrocery company The idea was hisconception and the details of its ex-pansion

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have all been worked out byhim He has also been the directmeans of procuring from distant con-cerns

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with whom his firm has busi ¬

ness dealings an Immense amount 01goods for exhibition and sale the pro ¬

ceeds of which are donated to theclub

Besides these firms all the promi-nent

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Tallahassee merchants are rep-resented by individual donations andby donations sent through them bymerchants from abroad

Pretty Home Wedding-A beautiful home wording was ar¬

ranged yesterday evening for MrThomas Alva Yon and Miss DaisyMullikin at the residence of thebrides mother on Clinton stret

The parlors were festooned withFlorida smilax and made dainty withgreen ferns bride roses antI whitecarnations A large white fur ruglay between the double front windowsand there the bridal party took theirplaces during th < ceremony

The bride entered on the arm ofher brother Col K R Mullikin orAsheville N C while the strains ofMendelssohns wedding march werebeing played by Miss Elizabeth TatunMiss Mnllikins bridal gown of whiteduchesse satin made in draped prin-cars style with ycke of silver sp°naloflnet and trimmed with pearl passe

SCOURING YOUR SCALP

Will Remove the Loose DandruffScales But It Wont Cure Dandruff-

If your hair is brittle and thinningyou have dandruff The mere scouring-of the scalp of the loose scales wontcure dandruff because dandruff isnothing but scales of scalp beingthrown up by a pestiferous little germ-in burrowing its way to the root ofthe hair where it saps the vitalitycausing falling hair and in time bald ¬

ness Xow you cant stop dandruff-nor falling hair nor prevent baldnessunless you destroy that germ andthe only preparation that can do it isthe new scientific discovery Newbros HerpicWe In fact no other hairpreparation claims to kill the dandruffgermall of them will clean the scalpsoap and water will do that but onlyXewbros Herpicide gets at the rootof the trouble and kills the dandruffgerm Sold by leading druggistsSend lOc in stamps for sample toThe Herpicide Co Detroit Mioh

Oae dollar bottles guaranteed WA DAleaberte druggist and apothe-cary

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menterie was exceedingly beautiful-Her veil was becomingly arranged-and caught with a delicate spray oflilies of the valley and she carried abouquet of these lovely blossoms andbride roses Her only jewel was apearl brooch presented by the groom

Miss Fenton Davis maid of honorwas govned in blue messaline withsilver trimmings Miss Fannie Colesbridesmaid wore pink mossaline withcrystal bead trimmings Her bouquetwas of pink carnations

The groom was attended by hisbrother Mr Will Yon and the c°remon which followed the ritual of theEpiscopal church was performed byRev Ira S Patterson pastor of TrinityMethodist church

Before the entrance of the bridalparty Miss Tatum played a Melody inF by Rubenstein and acompanieflMrs Park Trammell who sang Be-cause

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of You During the ceremonyMiss Tatum played Shuberts Seremade softly and with exquisite feelingand after tho wedding march fromLohengrin

After a delicious wedding supperMrs Yon donned her goingaway-gown a coat suit of dark blue diagonalcloth with hat to match and theyoung married pair left on the mid ¬

night train for the west They will heat home to their friends after the15th of this month

I MORE DANVILLE PROOFJacob Schrall 432 South St Dan-

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111 writes For over eighteenmonths I was a sufferer from kidneyand bladder trouble During thewhole time was treated by severaldoctors anti tried several differentkidney pills Seven weeks ago I com-menced taking Foleys Kidney Pillsand am feeling better every day ana

I will be glad to tell anyone interest-ed

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just what Foley s Kidney Pills dmI for mo V A DAlemberte drug-gist and apothecary 121 S Palafoxstreet

TALIAFERRO TO

ASK REELECTION

SENATOR SAYS HE IS IN THE

RACEHAS MADE NO FORMAL

ANNOUNCEMENT AS HE RE-

GARDS

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IT TOO EARLY TO

START A CAMPAIGN

I Special to the JournalI Jacksonville Fla Dec 3SenatorI Taliaferro will run for the senateThere is no foundation for the rumorswhich have been rather persistentlycirculated throughout Florida that hewould not again be a candidate Sen ¬

ator Taliaferro this morning was ask-ed

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directly If their was any founda ¬

tion for the rumorsNone in the world said the sen ¬

ator and you may say that I shallbe a candidate for reelection andwith the loyal support which myfriends have always given me expect-to win

I have made no formal announce-ment

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up to this time as I have regarded it as too early to start a cam-paign

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and had felt that my friendsjpretty generally understood that Iwould be in the race

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CHRISTMASSUGGESTIONS-

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Illustrated JewelryCatalogue containing manysuggestions for holiday gifts-at prices to suit all purseswill be sent free upon re-quest

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Engraved Calling cardand monogram stationery-make appropriate presentsSamples and prices for theasking r

Kodaks and Premo Came-ras

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are always acceptableIllustrated booklets will alsobe sent If you are Interested-

Our goods are of the ¬

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ImportedChestnuts

2 pounds 25cThey are just what you

will need for the ChristmasHoliday Season We alsohave

ASSORTED NUTS 20cper pound

1 2 and 5lb FRUITCAKES 25c per pound

NECCO CHOCOLATES-50c per pound

This store is headquarters-for everythipg in keepingwith Christmastime Orderby phone or cal-

lMarine Grocery Co-

V J VIDAL Manager

Phone 725 604608 South Palafox St

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