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0 PENSACOLA, FLORIDA, MONDAY MORNING, MAY 13, 1918. JOiflffll WAT SICK WOMAN HOP PELL Took Lydia E. Pinkham's Vcrctabia Compound. Head Her Letter. KILL I IIG SUNDAY AFTERNOON COMMUNITY A CHEAT SUCCESS DAUGHTER GAVE AGED MOTHER VINOL Now She Is Strong and Better EyeryWay.

JAS. LARGUE FOR CODNTY COMMISSIONER will make active campaign ix district no. 1 to succeed present' incumbent. Sale Silk Dresses Season's newest attractive models, in beautiful rich colored taffetas and fine satins, elegantly trimmed and finished. One large rack, up to $25.

Half Price! Cash Sale, No Phone Orders or Approval. Pottnrille; Pa." For long Urns I was bothered with pains la my side, One of the most successful of the community sings was that of yesterday afternoon, which was held in the new Pitman- N. suffered from weal, run-down condition so I could not get around to do my usual light dutle. for I am 73' years of ig tnd Garden theatre. That place was packed Believing that the duties devolving to the doors, and everyone attending seemed to enter Into the spirit of th Harry the Journal's pressman, visiting the family of William; Wkite, at Mulat, a few days since, was "in" at the killing of a large wild cat, which had terrorized the chicken yard at the home of Mr.

Williams. The creature was on the roof of the house when other animals and chickens in that vicinity set up a strenuous objection to the presence of the "varmint" and tha din created by them soon brought Williams to the scene. Knowing that his wife had lost a number of young chickens Jn the past, and believing that the animal which he espied atop his home was none other than the one which has been satisfying hunger on "biddies" of newest broods, Mr. Wil upon a county commissioner require hard work. My daughter brought ana was so weas from my trouble that I could not do any lifting or hard work of any kind.

If I tried to straighten out when lying down it seemed as though something would tear loose. Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound has restored my health and I am quit myself once occasion, and were willing to responl( the service of energetic, live and to the requests of Director Henri Beau- sggresslve man, is my reason for of-gardj who 6bowe4 himself master at fering my efforts to the voters of diss the game. As if in appreciation of th3 trict No. 1 for county commissioner at me a bottle of Vino! snd asked me to try it, tnd after taking two bottles I have a good appetite, rtrt well at night and am stronger and better In every wayi" Mrs.

F. Anderson, Pittman, N. J. We wish very feeble, agd man anl woman in this vicinity would Just try the democratic primary Juno 4th. Your vote and support will be appre elated.

JAMES LARGUE. (Paid Advertisement.) Announcement! more." Miss Hazel Chubbuck. Pottervills. Pena. this constitutional cod liver and Iron tonic on our guarantee to return their money if it fails, to benefit.

Formula is on every bottle. "hits's pharmacy, Balkeom Drug Co, Pensacola. Adv. liams took steady aim and fired. The wild cat, wounded sorely, lost hold of the roof and tumbled to the ground, when a second cluirge -wounded it more sorely.

With two or three legs broken, and wounded otherwise, the cat could fight with little strength and was no match for severaFdogs on the premises which attacked in a bunch and soon had a lifeless chicken-eater In Moore the United States Bureau of I Mines. Thousands of women drag along from day to day in just such a miserable condition as was Mrs. Chubbuck, or suffer-'r. from displacements, irregularities, snammation, ulceration, backache, side-iche, headache, nervousness, or "the Iaes." Such women should profit by Mrs. Chubbuck 's experience and try this famous root and herb remedy, Lydia 2.

Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, and Ind relief from their sufferings as she iid. For special suggestions in regard to your ailment write Lydia E. Pinkbam Medicine Lynn, Mass. The result jf its Jong experience is at your service. the yard.

This Is the third creature of) response from the large audience, th director sang, as he said, "Mother Machree" in token or Mother's Day. and was heartily applauded. He said it is a sweetheart song of the Irish, and it certainly fitted the occasion in Pensacola yesterday, the service men being among those who most vociferously applauded. This was the last appearance, for th present, of Mr. Beaugard, who is the navy department song leader, as ha leaves today for other points, but promises a return here as early as possible, i Yesterday's afternoon's program was a most agreeable one.

"The Battle Hymn of the Republic" was the first offering, and the vast audience sang it with much feeling. This1 was followed by "Carry Me Back to Old Vir-ginny," which was sung i variations, and not a closed mouth was seen in the vast gathering as the familiar old tune resounded. Mr. Jieaugard theriJ offered a selection, abme referred to. "Good Morning, Mr.

Zip-Zip-Zip" was perhaps the happiest offering of the evening, and before the next number was announced, everybody had mastered this "zip" air ad ivas doing i 'IV ,) vy; I this kind killed near Mulat in recent past, it is said. Photo School Has Over 800 Men on Roll We are now carrying a stodcofiaksri Renewable Fuses and are in a posftfeavta supply at once any of the different sizes. The National Renewable Fuse Ifitdona in its class as it does economynn efficiency and will save you from 60 per cent to 75 per cent of your fuse bill (Continued from Page One.) $1.50 and $2 SOFT SHIRTS astronomers consider themselves fortunate In that the puth of the total eclipse includes the Denver observatory, with Its high power telescopes, they have experienced muen difficulty In obtaining special apparatus because of the war. As a precaution against unfavorable weather conditions, at, Denver on June 8, the Yerkes observatory also will have men statione4 at Oren River. Wyoming, and other observatories will have observers at other vantage points throughout th mountain states.

Points at which the total eclipse win be visible include South nndt Hid River, Baker City, Pocatelto, Green River. Denver, Garden City, Kas. Dodsre City, Enid, Okla.1 Guthrie. McAliater, Arkadelphia, Yazo City, Jackson, Grove Hill. Lees-burg.

and Orlando, Fla. All sizes," wide range of pat terns, now selling :S1.00 of army filers sent to Rochester. If they come, hangars wil be built for tr.eir use south of the city, and the photographers will be taken up with the nwssary apparatus to photograph Hie country over which the flight is Made. clt JS'EW ORLEANS BARGAIN STORE SOt S. PaUfox.

Car, Govtrnment their Individual best to help It along. The opportunity to benefit by the "The Old Folks at Home." sunir with James Largue, who announces for county commissioner against the pres- at the school hns been much, out consulting the printed copy by sought after. Little difficulty Is ex- hunrlrerU thpn rnllrrt nn at nnTv iTie the board from district ported in obtaining enouch recruit for old songs of the south is possible. member of toithe nest period of attention. There I 8r of his entire life in the ine nexi ami several more classes come.

as little nofd of Mr. di cil of I'ensacou. and has been identified with the city's interests, serving Pensacola Electric Co. rection on this number, for children. Ontem Phn, Tit DR.

W.J. BENN YI, CAR, NOSE. THROAT Hi-Hi Blount Building PCM8ACOUA, FLA. Soothe Your Itching Skin PHONE 2010 adults and all Jmew it. The high school boy and girl were on hand, and they sang this better than all, and It was repeated.

'I May be Gone for a Long, Long Time," was also sung heartily. Thpn a violin solo, by O'Brien Motta, accompanied by his sister, Miss Kather-in, entertafnel all. His election was aT VWim ijimcura ill 4 ra Sn Olntsmcat M. TtlranS Mob trma nl "OMUw. P-4.

in. "The Meditation," from Thias, and it; AUTOMOBILE SPRINGS FOR ALL, FOR ALL. SIZES AUTiIOBILES PENSACOLA' BUGGY WORKS pleased. as city tax assessor, satisfactorily, and at present holds the presidency of the Pt-nsacola Typographical Union, the organi7ation to which all good union primers belong. Identified with th citys' best interests, Mr.

Largue would make i- valued member of the boara of commissioners. One of the planks of his platform is that of a strictly business policy first, last and all the lime. The next term for the county commissioners wfll probably be the most important period ever cxperionoea bv any like body in city or county, policies must predominate. To make that absolutely certain, men should be elected tA constitute the board whose past and vhos present guarantees such. Larttue can fill that bill to the eminent satisfaction of tfie voters of precincts 13, 26 and 12, James Flynn.

a sailor, was accompa nist and he showed that he was master of the pla.no. His playing was one of the great big feature of the day. i East lntnjne C- Phen 57 It's absolutely safe to eat Bennett's Bread and Rolls. Owens Market and Grocery Co. Sanitary Meat Market, new line groceries, notions and house furnishing good.

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REPUBLIC MEET TO KELP TURKISH BATHS. Pensacola Hospital, $1.00 Indies 9 a. m. to 12 ra. Men 1 p.

in. to 9 p. m. and he Is assured of a heavy follow-i lng. mm "5 Our 22nd Anniversary Tuesday and Wednesday Swearingen Sustained in Late Opinion (Continued from Page One.) Watch Daily Papers J.

P. REMICH SONS TM STORK THAT SATISFItf HCMICH'S OROCEY SPECIALS ALWAYS SATISFY Phone 722 Every woman who Is Interested In the welfare of Woman's home and Tn adding comfort to the lives of the old ladies who are spending their declining years at the institution, Is to attend the meeting to be held at the San Carlos this afternoon. The meeting will be held In the sun palor mezzanine floor and will commence promptly at 5 o'clock. Plans for raising funds will be discussed and the meeting will be of Importance. Tires sume the duties of the office.

The governor shall have power to Jill by appointment any the incumbent of which has been suspended. No officer suspended who hall under this section resume the duties of his office, shall suffer any loss of salary or other compensation in consequence of such' suspension. The suspension or removal herein authorized shall not relieve the officer from 'induiment for any misdemeanor In office" 7 AMERICAN -NATIONAL BANK Of Pentacola CAPITAL STOCK Paid In 1500,000 Announcement of the forthcoming drive for the Woman's home was made in the churches of the city yes In contemplation of lhl section of the organic law, a suspension from office does not destroy but merely sus The Banking, Savings Trust Co. terday and the various church bodies will lend their support to the work. pends the rljrht acquired by an eiee-j tlon to office.

The suspended offieen LAX. FOX WITH PEPSIN A Liquid Digestive Laxative- pleasant may be reinstated by the governor, or. If the term for which he was elected has not enpired. he automatically may "resume the duties of the office" If his ANNOUNCEMENT To get results try The roumai "Want Ad" wav. to take.

Just try one 80c bottle for In digestion or Constipation. suspension Is not concurred in by the senate. Where an Incumbent Is sus pended from office, the appointment contemplated by law fill the office v. ot the Best WhyN 11 is merely to exercise all the authority of tbe office, the duration cof the authority under the appointment depending on whether the person suspended is reinstated or is removed or resumes the duties of the office because of ac 7 Following the lead of the Citizens wo f- JUIO SY TH UNITED STATES COVEJLNMENT tional Bank, of this city, this bank will be open iorj tion or non-action of the senate. While an officer may be suspended from office "for the commission of any fel ony" the office Is not "deemed vacant" under section of the general stat utes except upon "conviction and conviction Is not operative whlls a supersedeas Is effective.

When an office becomes vacant. It may be filled as the law provides. Very respectfully, Jeff B. Browne, J. R.

F. Taylor, J. B. Whitfield, W. H.

Eltis, T. F. West, Justices Supreme Court. business on Saturday evenings from 5 p. m.

to8 p. commencing Saturday, May 11th, 1918, to servetfhe convenience of those unable to reach' the city during regular banking hours heretofore observed, as well as the convenience of the Saturday evening shoppers. I This bank heartily endorses this movement, -and believes the public entitled to this service. N. B.

THE NEW SAN CARLX)S ELECTRIC GRILL AND COFFEE SHOP THAT WAS THE ERSTWHILE BAR WILL3E OPEN IN A FEW WEEKS rj THE EQUIPMENT 1 IS BEING MADE SAN CARLOS CAFE serves Club Breakfasts from the "War Breakfast' at 25c up to a dollar. The Regular Luncheon daily for 65c is "some mouthful." The Blue Plate Luncheon at 50c isn't so bad, considering the high price of mutton suet. DINNER DANCES SATURDAY NIGHTS Table D'Hote Dinners Wednesdays, Saturdays and Sundays. A string of -food from "soup to nuts," at $1.25 per. Among the new "stuff" a'lai carte this week is lobsters, corn on cob, peaches, honey dew melon, strawberries, watermelon.

VTensacola's Bright Spot" TO ORDER AND IS SLOW A-COMING CHAS. B. IIERTSY Total Eclipse of Sun Moved Up an Hour (Continued from PagrOne.) great outer belt of luminous gases which surround the sun. Photographs also will be takea of the sky In the region of the sub In search of any stray comet and also of the mythical planet Vulcan, which some astronomers have asfrted bis Us orbit so close to the sun that It can be seen only during an eclipse." Ths existence of such a planet is doubted by most astronomers, however. Besides the staff from Yerkes observatory, other astronomers are planning to work at the Denver observatory.

them are Professor A. V. Turner of the College of th City of New York, Professor Pchlessinaer. of Allegheny bsenatory. Professor of DcoQison University and.

Profess The Banldng, Savings Trust Co. Help the Red Cross and Keep a Cross Red German Nurse From Over Here. "The Uptown Bank".