Pensacola News Journal from Pensacola, Florida • Page 16

I 16 THE PENSACOLA JOURNAL SUNDAY MORNING FEBRUARY 17 1907 Misrepresentation would tear down in a week perhaps what it has taken us years to builda reputation for square dealing in every sense that the word implies Again This is a safe storet Famous A Ginghams I A boon to the young housekeeper who is just I commencing A boon to the experienced one with spring replenishing in mind For both of them know that unless Ginghams are good in the severest judgment they are not I good at any price Special A lOc Ginghams of 12 l2c value at Entire Line of Outing FI ann I sIn the past our offerings of Outing Flannels have been frequent enough but the supply seldom equals the demand Even with a new stock on hand we are anticipating a bigger demand when it is understood what really 5 enormous bargains are now offered Entire line 813c values at a The I Genuine Article I THATS PIE Ri0 REAL GERMAN lAGER BEER TRY IT ONLY 15c A BOTTLE 150 PER DOZEN I Morris Dannheisser 2IV Zarragossa St IVItNAfi I 1 UY I WbiSky That has the reputation for Purity It is just as easy tose cure the pure article i for the same money that you pay for the adulterated If Pure Whisky is what you want ask for A 1 1 I JESSE MOOIffi AA GOLDRll DISTRIBUTOR PENSACOLA 1 DR it MOCK DENTAL SURGEON Crown and Bridge Work a Specialty PaInless Extracting of Teeth Moved to 310 Brent Building PHONE 1077 More L5 i Rollers The rounds of drink Ssre not used in building the ladder of sac I Atclilson Globe i rS FORBES YY JJ Vw JLJP A JL Palafox and Intendencia Streets You will never get more for your money than now Short quick cash prices are making big selling records for usquick sales at any cost HandMade French Baby Caps To appreciate these delightful little creations you must see them Handsome and serviceable they afford baby both comfort and that dressy appearance we all desire Theyre all handmade and are worth far more than we ask 150 to 350 Embroidery Sale Extraordinary ENTIRE TABLE DISPLAY When we say embroidery sale extraordinary we mean it Even in this storethe home of high life bargains no previous embroidery sale has ever equaled this in its proportions of quantity quality and cost There a whole table just loaded down on 5 City on first floor rear Get in before too late 5 i For all 5c 6c l2c lOc values SEVERE SNOW STORMS MAY I I MAKE WILD BIRDS EXTINCT I Public in New York State Requested to Place Food For Them INTERESTING FLITTINGS OF JOHN ROCKEFELLERNEW YORK CITY BONDS DECREASE IN VALUE THE TEDDY BEAR FADNEWS OF INTEREST IN GREATER GOTHAM Special to The Journal New York Feb 16The first severe snow storms of the winter which have occured during the past few weeks have called attention to the laws which are in force in this state for the preservation of the wild birds and the commissioners of birds are now directing special notice to the paragraph which is added to the abstracts of the game laws for distribution about the state requesting the I public to feed the birds There are I many persons who do this and in the way the birds respond to the treat there is ample cause for satisfaction The food may be placed for the birds wherever they are seen feeding and their haunts may easily be learned Its is to be hoped that the bIrds will not i be forgotten or their regular I supply of food cut off All birds plume song and insectivorous alike are in danger of extermination by cold and hunger A small supply of grain table scraps of the sweepings from hay mows will do much to relieve their distress while pieces of meat or suet hucg on trees will be eaten by carnivarous birds In the feeding of birds it is a great advantage to begin before the severe weather sets in so that they may become accustomed to the places where food will be found and more readily return there when in need In cities bread crumbs on the window sills will collect the birds Rockefellers Flittings Mr Rockefellers fittings as told by the newspapers have been an interesting tale The papers have had him all over the country and indeed all parts of the habitable globe Some of the telegrams had him flying from town to town and none have been more entertaining than Mr Rockefeller himself who has laughed and grown fat as he read of himself at the same time in places of miles apart He must have admired his own agility and ubiquitous qualities and must have thought himself a veritable sprite and yet all the while he was going to and from his office and house daily just as in ordinary time where there were no process I servers around That is a very easy I thing to do in New York which is the best hiding place in the world if precautions are taken Very few can recognize even such a subject for photograph and carricature as Mr Rockefeller as he pass along the street in carriage or auto and if he chos a slight disguise it is almost impossible for anyone to detest him As he has the ability to surround his movements with mystery and can have all the approaches to his grounds and offices under the strictest surveit I ance it i5 the easiest way of playix hideandseek that he could adopt Probably his mynad agents are the sn thc 7 ci tba tuadreds of telegrams lo I eating him at different places Some were manufactured undoubtedly by I the newspapers for spot but it is possible and quite probable that the Standard Oil Company has created this Teat 0 structure of fang ubiquity wider the shadow of which jMr Rockefeller has played his great joke on the American press It is I however a pregnant commentary I the value of riches that the richest man in hmerica has to flit from pillar to post and finds the air full of pursuers imaginary and real And yet what example of the majesty of the law it affordsthat a mighty man of wealth fears a few slips cf paper that in the name of the law commands him to be present somewhere at some time I New York City Bonds The bonds of the city of New York are no longer the head of the procession as the solid stable leaders ot municipal securities commanding the highest price from eager and numerous buyers and her fours do not bring as much as they did a few years back The city is now paying a higher rate than it ever has been compelled to pay since consolidation and Irate will probably increase as the I prices of the bonds decline The truth is the city of New York great New York as it proudly calls Itself is spending money very lavishly and its financiers are figuring nervously and eagerly all the while at the borrowing capacity of the municipality and when it shows a large increase there is great joy in the ranks of the officials for they are then able to figure large additional expenditures An increase of rateables has put in the power it is thought of the municipal authorities to issue bonds sufficient to build a new subway and so we have new buildings ad libitum new avenues new streets and new expenditure in every direction The city is flourishing that is certain but Its tax rate is high and there is every prospect of its Increasing And there is not a club or society or organization that attends to city matters that is protecting against expenditures Though the citys credit is most assuredly damaged by heavy expenditure it will still be further damaged I if the present municipal ownership I idea is put forward I The Teddy Bear Fad I This is an age of fads The latest one is the Teddybear fad Fashionable women in this city are to be seen riding about in their carriages or automobiles carrying one of these lumps cf stuffed cloth in their arms Their former favorite the poodle dog has had his day and he must now give way to his successor As for them carrying that precious handwork of the almighty a laughing child with heavens blue in its eyes and angelic smiles on its face and a heart full of love and devotion that is out of the question It can be consigned to the slums and ash barrels or orphans home but they must have their poodle dog or Teddybear There are homes where no child voices ring and it is nobodys fault but the woman whose heart throbs responsively aphe rubs the cold nose of a pug dog against her face and is satisfied is only better than the other who sits in her carriage hugging a Teddybear while some of the most lovable little bundles of human possibilities are being raised like little children in a patent brooder at public expense Every sensible soul revolts at this condition of modern society for the poor pinched starved children in this city who have been ousted by the pug dog and Ted dybear still continue to suffer Looking at the whole question and analyzing it as it appears to us we can only say that a womans love never reaches its possibilities where it is content to turn away from motherhood of some kind to expend Itself on a poodle or an inanimate bundle of stuffed rags Ravages of Disease The demand that the Health Board shall change its methods and take some real steps towards checking the ravages of consumption in this city by destroying the tuberculosis germs in the milk brought here every day is commencing to bear fruit Dr Darlington the president of the Health Board estimates that there are 300000 tuberculosis cattle in this state while only about oneeight of the milk is pasteurized or sterilized It is admitted by the authorities that milk has been labelled as pasteurized when it was never treated According to the best experts on pasteurizilization germs are not at all destroyed until the milk is subjected to a temperature of 165 degrees for at least twenty minutes Samples of milk taken from stores recently have frequently shown 1000000 germs to the quart Dr Park the Health Boards bacteriologist has announced that no germfree milk is sold in New York and that the sooner some real steps are taken to prevent the sale of poluted mik in the city the better Relatives Helped Her Mrs De StyleIf there is one woman in the world that I envy more than another it is Mrs Le Blonde De Style Because she looks just too lovely for anything in black and she manages to lose a relative every two or three monthschicago News I Is to love children and no home I WOmaDS can be completely happy without them yet the ordeal through which the expectant mother must pass usually is so full of suffering I danger and fear that she looks forward Nature I to the critical hour with apprehension I and dread Mothers Friend bits pene trating1 and soothing properties allays nausea nervousness and all unpleasant feelings and so prepares the system for the ordeal that she passes through I the event safely and with but little suffering as numbers have Molhers I testified and said it is worth I its weight in gold SlOO per I bottle of druggists Book containing A valuable information mailed free frW Dd THE BRADF1ELD REGULATOR CO Atlanta Ga Iii It 4 1 A MISS RINDELUS STUDIO OF ARTS AND CRAFTS I The Work of St Augustine Woman in Utilizing Native Grasses and Palmetto Annie Kendrick Walker writes from St Augustine to the Birmingham Age Herald as follows With native material supplied by its cabbage palms its wire grasses its pine straw and various palmetto products it is surprising to be told by St Augustine shopkeepers that the I finished example of palmetto work is I made in the north and sent back to I Florida where it meets with many purchasers among the northern tourists In the curio shops there is a great deal of palmetto work to be seen very beautiful designs in closely woven baskets and boxes The smallest palmetto baskets retail at 1 and the prices range according to size and design In a Spanish shop here are to be found some of the most exquisite examples of the palmetto idustry but the native material was first shipped north where its possibilities wer appreciated and its practical use shown in the making of baskets In a small shop in St George street palmetto hats made by native women are sold at reasonable prices but as an industry which could be made beautiful practical and remunerative the native Florida products have not yet been utilized to their I I best advantage The practical use of the Florida Palmetto and grasses was seen at me recent exhibition made by the classes of Mabel Rindell who held an exhibition at the Alcazar the work representing that done in her studio of arts and crafts at No 42 west Adams street Jacksonville and also of the manual training classes of the Jacksonville public schools and of Miss I Jacobis school 2123 West Adams street Jacksonville all of which are I I instructed by Miss Rindell As illustrative of the possibilities of the native products Miss Rindell exhibited numerous examples developed from the bark of the cabbage palmetto which grows luxuriantly in I this state The inner bark of the palmetto technically called bast bark is used in the making of baskets i The fibre is durable and adaptive In her work Miss Rindell has util I ized various palmetto products wire grass and pine straw Her pupils I have adapted these materials to such artistic purposes as to start an industry that will eventually be taken hold of and be more widely developed Miss Rindells work deserves special attention among the arts and crafts Besides her success in basketry and weaving she has large I classes in modeling the exhibition of pottery being most creditable I Her special courses beginning with free hand drawing include mechanical I drawing water color work designing I modeling underglaze painting pyro graphy wood carving and construction work in paper cardboard yarn raffia reed and canvass while in the weaving classes are developed lacework and tapestry Her metal work is also an important part of her studio I I Miss Rindell is an industrious worker I There is hardly a moment in the day when she is not instructing a Like elastic currency quarters half dollars and dollars stretch over buying opportunities in department store goods that are simply irresistible There you have the working principle of this sale We are not boasting values prove Corsets On Floor FIrst 1 The most inviting news to a lady when Corset buying is the assurance that she can secure a garment in which Jf lid comfort can be enjoyed The Corset is far and away above most brands mmn ta A few fine forms left to be sacrificed i 8 3c for quick sales Only two to a customer 100 values at Skirts and Jackets Window South There is safety for you here If we tell you that I a certain garment constitutes exclusiveness and distinction you are safe in accepting the statement The Skirts and Jackets come in many cloths All are of particularly stylish form All the highest examples of 2 98 the tailors art 1 I class and besides her winter classes she is at the head of the Summer Art school in Jacksonville In getting I her classes started in getting even any recognition of her work Miss Rindell met with a serious obstacle indifference She had almost to plead with people before she could get them interested But she was so well equipped for the work and so determined upon opening a studio of arts and crafts that her efforts were finally recognized and she is now exerting a tremendous influence the far south Miss Rindell had special instruction Waterman hall Sycamore Ill at the Chicago Normal and at Columbia university She has paid special attention to pottery for children having worked at some of the best known kilns in the north While pointing out the various branches of her work in th interview she gave me the evident pleasure she took in the pottery exhibit made by children emphasized her keen appreciation of arts and crafts America needs enthusiastic and appreciative workers like Miss Rindell It is not impossible if disadvantages I are overcome through perseverance for this country to fall in line with the ceramic movement that means so much in the way of industrial training As a recent authority points out in a current magazine In Germany especially and also to a marked degree in Austria this movement has led to the establishment of many kilns as a part of the industrial training of the people Encouraged by municipal and other governments granted laboratories and annual subventions the potters wheel has como to honors and consideration only second to those of the weavers loom Beside the wares of a simple kind occur ornamental and artistic objects of varying importance according 10 the taste and skill involved Italy also has been trying to revive her ceramic industries on a soil whicn more than once in the past has supplied the rest of Europe with fragile wares Great Britain and Ireland with less reliance on government aid than the nations of the European continent have seen a vigorous revival of ceramics This country has not failed to experience the same influence but bas lagged behind Europe for various reasons sufficiently obvious One is the lack of municipal aid but more important is the want of encouragement on the part of the public which prefers 1 a foreignmade article jf t10 oy a ca A1LAiU ate a arm rye Yla 1rJ I xg frFjkS OCK ft I 8 a 4 I The Great home iI Drink For All lI I Indigestion I Lwr Iih i The great value of a real genuine Ginger Ale as a remedial agent for Indigestion has been thoroughly and satisfactorily proven by Red Rock Ginger Ale This statement is sustained by the fact I that eminent and ethical physicians enthusiastically recommend it and use it in their practice On sale bottled at all groceries and on draught at soda founts i 3 Trade supplied by Consolidated Grocery Co Pensacola 0 1 ak.