lMUTILATED j8 THE PENSACOLA JOURNAL TUESDAY MORNING DECEMBER 7 1909

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Most men find the regu-lar

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overcoat best in theircase but the other styles ofwinter coats have their goodqualities which make themadmirably suited and evennecessary for special needs

Regular Overcoats inblack and solid grey

10 to 30-

Raincoats rainproof by thePriestly>> Cravenette pro¬

cess10 to 30-

Rubberized SlipOns15 20 25 and 2750

You want underwear inwinter that is warm butwithout weight and one thatdonjt scratch

Wool mixed 1 the garentAH wool 125 and 175-e garmentRibbed Cotton Balbriggan

1 the garment

For the man that exer¬

cises a sweater coat is justthe thing

50c to 350Boys and childrens sizes

18 to 34 chest50c to 2-

UmbrellaslI

to 10Rubbers 85c

Thejohn White StoreT-

he Store With the Reputation205207 S Palofox St

AMUSEMENTS-

Ther

Great Gawd BudOne of the important properties

k tit is used by Mrs Leslie Carter inhr production of Vasta Herne theI1 w modern play by Edward Peplo

> uch heads her repertoire this sea-son

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is a statute of Buddha that rBloomin1 idol made o mud

Whom they call the great Gawd Bud

of which Kippling wroteMrs Carter had great difficulty in

securing this ornament which hasan important bearing on the plot tfthe new play A Japanese gentlemanMr Osaka Konnosuke who heard ofthe search of Mrs Carters agentsthrough the Oriental curio shops sentto her as a token of his esteem forher art a genuine Japanese bronze-an exact replica of the famous DaiButsu at Kamajura It is this a won-derful

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specimen of the Japanese artof the sixteenth century that MrsCarter will use in the rirst act of

Vasta HerneMrs Carter wil t e at te Pensaeola

opera house on Friday Dec 17

Meadow Brook FarmSo pronounced has been the suc¬

cess of his newest play MeadoBrook Farm that W F Mann hitsSTen ieaie4ed with a Ucatuiis fr-ttoatregoers

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from alt parts of thecountry for a date with this attrac-tion

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The better class of pastoralrliys have always been a factor inthe theatrical Bold but MeadowTroi Farm seems to uive ecllisedI11 iast efforts in this direction

jilt the iplay contains a most inter-i iU story and the comedy has beenc oi usly supplied by the author L-

It n rker the real success of theLn is due to the master hand of-

F Mann the owner and prorfneor-osov ability in stagecraft is uu

t stioneil His careful attention tu> Us will mark the coming emrai

of Meaclo Brook Farm withi iud nul oroho ra at the ontra

I r1iuberculosisPl-enty of fresh air moder-

ate exercise sleeping in th-eon air under cover and aurishing diet are all gooda u helpful but the most imI ant of all is

cott s EmfflsonIt is the recognized treat-

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and prescribed by Phy¬

sicians all over the world forthis dread disease It is theideal foodmedicine to healthe lungs and build up thewasting bodyF-

OR SALE EY ALT DRUGGISTSFr l Kfe Bra of pepfr wJ thH iwi for oarbr tihil Suii Bank alii i ChIN Sfee < JIook

I L f i tMBk mwutiM a G90 Lack Pt y-

SOTT BOWN 409 Peirl SL New York

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Our Store Will Be Open Every NightUntil Christ-

masMEYERS

HOSIERYNEWSN-

ow really whats betteror more useful for a Christ ¬

mas Gift than Hosiery Wehave just what you want in-

fancy weaves or solid colorsfor Ladies Men Boys andChildrenCotton Lisle or

SilkslOc to 250 PAIR

MEYER SHOE I CO

Feet Furnishers For Folks102 S Palafox

Nuts at 20c aPound

PECANSHAZEL NUTS-ENGLISH WALNUTScoALMONDS

Either separately ormixed at 20 cents poundYou should also try ournew AtmoresMINCE MEAT I

We have everything-in groceries

KLEIN GROCERY CO1

MAX KLEIN Proprietor IWholesale and Retail Groceries

I and Ship Supplies500502 South Palafox Street

Phone 358

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Getting Ready

for

iJiUSTASHeres headquarters for

holiday good things to eatNuts of all kinds Cranber-

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Turkeys Orange andLemonPeel and Citron

Black Molasses for cakesand cooking

Pickles of all kinds bothin bulk and bottle

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Phone u-

sEJ ConcannonCompany

Always on Time

house on the ivh as one of Ute >nrticularly lrUnt s ois in UKSJWthcitrka saon S

i A L WOO LIE

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ELL KNOWN RESIDENT OF THISCITY PASSES AVAY IN TOLEDOOHIO WHERE HE WAS CALLED-

BY THE DEATH OF HiS MOTHER-

A L Woollen formany years aresident of Pensacola and liked bv 31with whom he was acquainted didSunday in Toledo Ohio wiy-cied e wseveral weeks aco by tke I > ithof his aiother

Mr Woollen iai been in Tonlonly a s ort tire vLen K was tknill His condition became crfUMi aJhis son was suuicorcd to his sidFrom him friends here kaIBell thatMr oUens conditon was gr ualiYgrowing worse and there Wits littUsurprise wb B the news reacfc ed here-of his deathThe retitIs were Iterre ift Toiedc-

Sesterdny

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ISTHWAT LEADING DEALERS

r ACCEPT TiO SUBSTITUTEi NFricdlaendcr

3 pECKupIu-

w7KIHE SWANLA-

RGEST MOTOR BOAT

Plying Out of PensacolaStops at All

Choctawhatchiea-nd

Santa Rosa SoundPo-ints

Leaves Pensacola at C30 a m everyW ednesday and Saturday returning Mon

and Thursdaysat Harris Mary Esther Camp

Walton Gamlers Destin Rocky Bayouand Boggy Bayou Reaches all of thebest fishing points In these watersDimensions feet over all J7 ft 1In beam 50h p engine Speed Smilesper hour Two toilet rooms Largocabi-

nLandingFoot of Palafnx toetPassenger and Freight Service-S K BrRLJSON MasterOt1coThe owners will not be respon-

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for debts made by anyone other thanthemselves

BWS

Tl1e LittleIi Details

are looked after here soclosely that the washing

I If we do is always satisfac ¬

tory No kickers on ourlist of patrons

t NEW METHOD LAUNDRY 1R E W LAWRENCE Proprietor

fl 1517 WROMANAS-

TBOWLING

Phone 136

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I ALLEYS iOpen from 9 a m till midnight-

For ladies and gentlemen1 WEST ROMANA STREETjL fr r7 t <

THE WEATHER-IN PENSACOLA

Fiirnishrd bj Icial oTuo Ill il N1

States woftlior hurra for The IVn-

sacola JoiTaI of IVr 7 9O9

Maximum temperature yesterday GO

degrees at 1CO P mMinimum temperature yesterday 60

degrees at 640 a mMean temperature yesterday C4 de-

grc s-

Xonnal temperature yesterday 5 >

degreesDeparture from norxal yesterday

plus 9 degreesAverage maximum temperature for

this cat H degreesAvrrage mini mum temperature for

this date 47 thrfesA-ccumulated eec°s of daily mean

trniiiorature since first of month 59dcrrce

Accumulated excess of daily meantcm >rrrture from January 1 to first ofmonth 27 dgr s

Total rainfall since first of month13 imhes up to r p In

Normal rainfall for this month H-

imhosTotal d ncir > my of rainfall from

ninary 1st to first of month 100

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iiuhvsSALOONS ORCEHSD CLOSED-

PI usher Dee GWIth saloonsdod and the sale of weapons pro-hibited the strike situation at thepiant of the Colonial Stool company at-

onac3ra> Rear here was tense to-day

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and serious trouble was momen-tarily

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i feared

I MILS TO SUSPENDManila Dec Managers of the

I local cotton mills announce that theywill be obliged to suspend operations

i when their present = tocl S are exhaustrd because of the rcn price in X 3wYork and London Five hundred op-

eratives will be rondrrrd idle

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I e Er7i The merit7 and rliaMli

CELEBRATEEI t r of the Bit1C STOMACH d ters has been

1IIHipswnpl-fnrBlT1aERS over 56 I

years Thentl > > u really

A audit to tryi

a lnottle for I

i Sick Head-ache

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Souri StoinahI Indigestion

CostivenessJ Colds Grippe

e and laIaria

DYNAMOS ON

WATER FRONT-

BEINGSTOLEN

POLICE HAVE BEEN INFORMED

THAT SEVERAL COSTLY PIECES-

OF MACHINERY HAVE MYSTE

RIOUSLY DISAPPEARED LATELY-

A still hunt has been followed forseveral days according to reports byofficers in an effort to apprehend somethief who is making quite a good thing-in the theft of dynamos from a num-ber

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of places along the water frontReports of a number of thefts of dyna-mos

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and electrical paraphernalia havereached the police station and when aparty was arrested there some nightsago under suspicious circumstances-the head of the police department exprosscd the opinion that ho might be-th one who had been stealing thedynamos and other articles of mer-chantable

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value along the water frontThe opinion did not hold howeverand tho still hunt has teen kept up

Ib Is believed that whoever is guilty-of such 110 has some knowledge ofelectrical machinery or has a mechan-ical

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turn of mind and knows the value-of articles which he has carried awayThe opinion has prevailed that thestolen articles are disposed of tosteamships as none of them so far asknown have been recovered

Complaints have been made thatbrasses dynamos wire oils etchaw all come within the touch of thethief and it would be a move of cau-tion

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for owners of power boats to iecure their launches and accessoriesagainst such thefts Only one or twospecific cases of thefts have been re¬

ported to the police but reports ofmany missing articles may be tracedalong the water front

MORE DANVILLE PROOFJacob Schrall 432 South St Dan-

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Ill writes For over eighteenmonths I was a sufferer from kidneyand bladder trouble During thewhole time was treated by severaldoctors and tried several differentkidney pills Seven weeks ago I com-menced taking Foleys Kidney Pillsand am feeling better every day anawill 1e glad to tell anyone interest-ed

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just what Foley Kidney Pills dmfor mo W A DAlemberte drug-gist and apothecary 121 S Palafoxstreet

The young man who lastChristmas discovered that hisgirl had received six boxes ofcandy all Whitmans but hishas ordered a fivepound boxlaid aside at The CrystalPharmacy

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StIIP REPORTSg

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EEERi STEAMSHIP DULCIE FROM GULF

PORT FOR BUNKER COAL

BRINGS NEWS OF STRANGE

DISAPPEARANCE OF AN OF-

FICER

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V M Philips second engineer orI the steam liip nulci > wiiit arrivedi jopterday disappeared in a myste-rious

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manner from the deck of thatI vtssri whn the latter was on theIway to Pensacola from Gulfpcrt Miss

I Captain Harrison < anaot account forthe loss of the man simply reporting-with seine regret that when the ship

I was in the gulf and while PliUps mas-on watch h was missed itwas discovered that his station was

I vacant he was lotkcd for but noti found Then a general alarm wasruns throuch the steamship but thatnid not result in tho man being found

IOn the contrary further search re-

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in the final opinion that theman bad betn lost overboard hutihoJlior it was a ease of suicide or

I whetier the second oiHcer had onlydrOpj rfd front the rail accidentally

I cculd not be satisfactorily explainedThe Dulcie is a steamship of 1265

i tons mIll was loaded at Gulfport withlumber and timber A call was made

I at Pensacola for bunker coal whichI was suppled tIle vessol yesterday U-

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the Muscopee wharf coal climes Thismorning at Daylight the steamer willget away for Boulogne France

Report of the loss of the man wasI made to officials here upon the shipsI arrival and also a report was filed atI tile custom house when the shipi enteredI For HEADACHEHICkS CAPUDINE

Whether from Colds Heat Stomact orI Nervous Troubles Capudine will relieveyou Its liquid pleasant to taKe actsimmediately Try it lOc 25c and 50cat drug store-

sijOHN L PINNEYTAKEN VERY ILL

Clerk John L Pinuey of the crim-i irnl court was taken suddeily ill yes-

terday afternoon suffering an attackof vertigo which necessitated thesummoning of a physician imme-diately

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Mr Pinney was engaged in his work-at the criminal court when he sufferedthe attack His many friends will bepleased to learn that reports from hishome last night were to the eKedthat he was much better

THIRD CARGO

OF AlA STEEl

ASCLEARED

STEAMSHIP CORFU CLEARSWITH-

LARGE CARGO OF RAILS AND

ROSIN FOR SOUTH AMERICAN

PORTS TO SAIL TODAY

Carrying a cargo of steel rails androstn valued at more than 150000the British steamship Corfu will sailprobably at an early hour this morn-Ing for Buenos Ayres and Colastinemaking the third large rail cargo togo from this port within a compara-tively short period The Corfu wascleared yesterday afternoon but didnot got out during the afternoon forseveral reasons Threatening weatherdid not contribute to make a startdesirable during the alternoon

The Corfu carries out a comparative-ly small cargo of steel rails at thistime because of the fact that largquantities of rosin were shipped onthe some steamer The steamer wasloaded with 11283 pieces of rail or 7502960 pounds This is less than fourthousand tons In addition to thatitam the steamer also carries 7000barrels of rosin and yesterday afterneon was loaded with 1157 tons ofbunker coal The rails tire worth 97000 while tho rosin is worth 67000Tho coal was about 4000

Tho steamer Brantlngham is at tntwharf at present loading rails forColastine and will get out during thelatter part of the week if goodweather prevails but on the contrary-will load out solidly with the Alabamasteel and will take upward of sixthousand ton-

sMANY HEARD

FINE LECTURE

WOMANS TALK ON DOMESTIC

SCIENCE YESTERDAY AT THE-

K OF C HALL A DECIDED SUC ¬

CESS

There wore many present to learMrs Helen Armstrongs first lectureon cooking yesterday at the K of Chall in spite of the fact that Mondaywith many women is a day of extrahousehold duties and of little leisure

In the interest and instruction MrsArmstrong gave them however Jlipywere amply compensated for the pos-

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effort their attendance banmeant She knows her subject willboth from the practical and th PC ntile standpoint and the dMies shctreats pf ar both the substantial andthe frlvolou Her talks arr bright-ened too by the charm of an atfractive personality and the K of C hallduring her presiding there every aftonioou this week will doubtless bothe Mecca of Pensacola women

Mrs Armstrongs lectures are givonunder the auspices of the N K Fairbank Company especially to exploitcottoleno but her programs are by TIO

means confined to dishes that utilizethis product

As you will see by my pnieraiKpfor the week I shall demonstrate anumber of salads desserts drp sjitsetc whit do not call for cottolriu-My subject Tor tomorrow Tueiifor instance is broiling I am fl

lighted though with the intoropt vomen all oivr the country are showiliin the new food products and ineverything that pertains to fL iitheir relation to health I hay lec-tured

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to many kinds of gatheringtuwomen in clubs in schools and col-

leges and to women in general as Iam doing here and everywhere thy

I seem awake to the necessity for thostudy of di ts and of cooking

I It is only recently that men haveI taken up the scientific study of foodsThe problem of the best dit for

I horses and hops they han alwaydeemed important because they could

I see in its solution direct profit bTi they wore a little slow in the stud oi1 Incas foods and so I think it much To

the credit of women that they havenot been slow in taking advantage tfwhat Ui scientists have been a long-

time in finding outWomen in increasing numbers too

are finding congenial as well as com-pensating

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occupation in my profes-sion

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I Domestic science has indeedcome into its own and graduatcs ofthat department at the University of

I Chicago for instance where I waseducated are in demand all over theI country Not only as lecturers andthe like but all institutions like board-ing

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schools whether they teachdietetics or not appreciate now thenecessity for having a woman versedin food values direct that importantelement of the health of the institu-tion

Since cottolene has been perfectit has not been difficult to persuade

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Freak Fruit Cake I

Many housewives would soy fruit cakemade without butter was a freak Therecipe below will however give yen allrich fiavory fruit cake as you ever testedyet there is no butter in it

Mix four cups sifti pastry flour onoI level teaspoon so ia two level teaspoonsmixed spJcfs excpt cloves onefourth lel t asT oon salt and twocups seeded and quartered raisins Add I

also onehalf cup nuts chopped fineif you like Blend onehalf cup Cot¬tolene with one cup brown sugar and jone cup white sugar add one cup mo-lasses

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one CMP milk awl th =n the tourmixture Bent well and bake In two pans I

Cottolene is used exclusively by manyhousewives for all frying and shorteningpurposes It

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I More Suggestionsf-

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eCh14istnzas ShopperTourists Cases

Sponge BagsUtility Cases

Hunters Flasks

A HOLIDAY GIFTFor any of your friends can easily bo selected from ourlarge and varied assortment We can show < you over athousand different articles for the holiday trade and theprices are right less than is usually offered at moststores for the Christmas trade

A Pew FHore iiggctfirnsWhich will prove of great value in making selections

I There are hundreds more and to fully appreciate thevastness of our display it is necessary that you give a

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liberal allowance of time while on your shopping tours-to their inspection

Shaving SetsCigar Stands

Writing Portfolios

Comb and Mug SetsMilitary Hair Brushes

Powder and Puff Boxes

Hat and Clothes BrushesShaving Mug and Brushes

Baby Comb and Brush SetsManicure Sets of Every Description

I Mirrors All Kinds and Styles

I Perfumes Imported and Domestic

Cigars in Boxes from 12 to 100

Whitmans Candy in 12 1 2 3 and 5 lb boxes andfancy baskets Known since 1842

I The Crystal Pharmacyj

=Brent Building 1iJ

I YaiCanfford ItJat oid to sacrifice

the satisiaSTOIFof wearing clothesf made especially for his own figure

and personality especially whenv we are tailoring

1 Suits and Overcoatsat

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25 per cent offOrder Christmas

Clothes Nowa-nd save a quarter of the price

25 Suits and Overcoats 187530 Suits and Overcoats 225040 Suits and Overcoats 3000

I and so onnothing reserved

iORICKETT PERSON HARDHE-Rf TAILORS Bran U Building

IncorporateJ IFRANK B GARDNER Manage

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llJinOf iK SlJMTjur v nru s l c 3IHit motto with In HP wrwn it1

their hoints is of < our health andI

< It kanlinc and I find tat wornrn intIle South where v r I so an as uptodate along such lines as thy areanywhere-

It has been suggested to me sincearrival here that because the

South is the home of the wonderfulproduct from which cottolene is mad >

the South would be the logical loca-tion

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for the next big factory a grow-ing

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business in It must sooner or laternecessitate and the suggestion seemsmost feasible-

A Thrilling RescueHow Bert R Loan of Chen

Wash was saved from a frightfuldeath is a story to thrill the world

A hard cold he writes brought ona desperate lung trouble That baffled-an expert doctor here Thf n I paid510 to flS a visit to a lung special-ist

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in Spokane who did not help inThen I went to California but with-out

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benefit At last I used DrKings New Discovery wuirh com-pletely

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cnred me and now I am aswell as ever For Lung TroubleBronchitis Coughs and Colds Asth-ma

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Croup and Whooping Cough it3supreme 50c and SlOrt Trial bot-tles

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free Guaranteed by all drug ¬

gists

KARGER LEADSMilwaukee Dee GKarger of St

Paul is the leading pitcher of theAmerican sssoeiatkra for the season

I nf TI i rrrrd rg to tho official 1iteliinj and lielilirj avt rages that wi-riuedI today His percentage is 700-OlinsTrad of Minneapolis comes see

j Lnil v nil a pnntage of CC7 LouisI

vjln Kas in fielding with an averageof 912

LUKE WRIGHT HAS BEENAPPROACHED BY COOPERS-

By Associated PressNashville Tenn Dec GIt was

rumored here today that lion LukeE Wright of Memphis had been re-tained

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by the Coopers convicted ofmurdering Senator Carmack beforethe superem court A Memphis dis-patch

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says Mr Wright has been ap-proached

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qn the subjectPIERCE TRIAL CONTINUED

Austin Tex Dec GThe trial ofII Clay Pierce charged with false

I swearing was continued here todaynd the attorneys in the case again

j resumed their arguments as to th1legality of the affidavit on which M

i Pierce is being tried It is believedthat the arguments will be concludedsome tim < tonight

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I PILES PILES PILESWIlliams Indian Pile Ointment vIJcure Blind Bleeding and Itching pff8-

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It absorbs the tumors allays Itching atonce acts as a poultice gives Instantre ¬

lief VIlams Indian Pile Oinnient JSprepared for Piles and Itching of the i> tlvate parts SoW by druggists mail 5 Icand tl0 VHUamV Mfj Co PosCleveland O Sold by Hootona Ifcar

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Benj C Heinberg

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SWEATERCOATS-

All ColorsAll SizesandAll Pricesfrom

SOCto

500Opposite the Post

Offi-

ceOldsmobiles

Oalclands-

Br4>tor

Car CoEast Garden Street-

CHRISTMASSUGGESTIONSA-

n Illustrated Jewelry tCatalogue containing manysuggestions for holiday gifts i

at prices to suit all purseswill be sent free upon re ¬

questEngraved Calling cards

and monogram stationery-make appropriate presentsSamples and prices for tho rasking I t

Kodaks and Premo Came-ras

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Illustrated booklets will alsobe sent if you are Interested-

Our goods are of the high ¬

est standard Every pieceguaranteed 45

E 0 Zailek Jewelry Co

Dept J MOBILE ALA

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 CHOCOLATES50c per pound

This store is headquarters-for everything in keepingwith Christmastime Orderby phone or call

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Marine Grocery Co-

V J VIDAL Manager

Phone 725 604608 South Palafox 81