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THE PENSACOLA JOURNAL FRIDAY MORNING OCTOBER 15 1909

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Not that we believe In thatsort of exclusiveness whichwould lead to utter individ-ual

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isolation but we do be-

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in that exclusivenesswhich in wearing apparelmeans interesting variety incolors cut and fabrics as op¬

posed to that mass of same¬

ness that has been one of thecharacteristics of moderndress

Fall suits and overcoatsfurnishings hats shoes etcthat are artistic as well asserviceable-

Fall suits 15 to 30

The John White StoreThe Store With a Reputation

205207 Pnlafox StrOPERA HOUSE

ONE NIGHT ONLY

FRIDAY OCTOBER 15th-The Record Breaker of tne year

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Presented Here In Its Mammoth Metro ¬

politan EntiretyPrices 50c 75c 100 and 150 Seat

sale Wednesday 9 a m Gem Book Store1

MONDAY OCTOBER 18-

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Complete Scenic ProductionCompany of ThirtyFive

Admission 500 to 1506eat sale to-daY 12m

Green Salte-

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Grossman LeatherCompany

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Hear the SingingTheBig European Novelty

Subscribe for The Journal

DAILYBOATSBe-

tween Pensacola Har¬

ris Mary Esther Camp Wal-

ton Destin and BoggyBayou

Launches Donna andRuth j

SCHEDULE-

Leave Pensacola

Ruth Monday V30 a mDonna Tuesday 630 a mRuth Wednesday 730 a m

Donna Thursday 630 a m

Ruth Friday t 730 a m

Donna Saturday 630 a m

Leave Boggy Bayou

Donna Monday 500 a m

Ruth Tuesday 500 a m

Donna Wednesday 600 a m

Ruth Thursday eo 600 a m

Donna Friday 500 a m

Ruth Saturday 500 a m

Office and landing 713 S Palafox

Phone 680

C H Witherr

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THE SWANLARGEST MOTOR BOAT

Plying Out of PeneacolaStops at All

Ch octawhatchlea-nd

Santa Rosa SoundPo-ints

Leaves Pensacola at 630 a m everyWednesday and Saturday returning Mon ¬

days and ThursdaysLandings at Harris Mary Esther Camp

Walton Garniers Destin Rocky Bayouand Boggy Bayou Reaches allot thebest fishing points In these waters

Dimensions feet over all 17 ft 7In beam 50h p engine Speed 9 milesper hour Two toilet rooms Largecabi-nLandingFoot of Palafox street

Passenger and Freight Service-T C BROOKS Master-

H H DREYER PurserNotice Tha owners will not be respon ¬

sible for debts made by anyone other thanthemselves

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Nights PlayAl G Field never had anything ex-

cept a bangup minstrel show andthis year he has on the whole betterthan ever before it Is seldom thatone hears as many first class min ¬

strel voices In one company and It isseldom that as many mon of hand ¬some physique are assembled in aminstrel show

The stage settings are handsomefor minstrel staging and some verypretty color effects are made use of

Fields speech as president of thewaiters union is one of the very bestpieces of nonsense that any minstrelhas given in recent years and DocQuigley like good wine grows betterwith each passing year There areother old favorites in the companySherwood Healy Doherty and othersand all of them are as good as ofyore and some of them even better

The special vaudeville features areall good the songs of a higher orderthan the average minstrel show in-cludes

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and better even than the aver-age with Fields own show which issaying a good deal and then somemore

Taken all in all no one who has fol¬

lowed Fields show from year to yearhad cause last night for anything butadded pleasure at seeing the com ¬

pany again for tho show was betterthan ever-

SLIGHTLY COLDER WITH SNOWWhen you see that kind of a weath-

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forecast you know that rheumatismweather Is at hand Get ready for itnow by getting a bottle of BallardsSnow Liniment Finest thing madefor rheumatism chilblains frost bitesore and stiff joints and muscles allaches and pains 25c 50c and 100-a bottle

Sold by W A DAlemberte drug ¬

gist and apothec y 121 S Palafox StFor goodness sake eat

Mothers Bread Hugheys133 West Intendencia Phone855

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CLUETT SHIRTSKUPPENHEIMER CLOTHING

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Lenoirs Eczema RemedyA Notable Discovery

A marvel of curative value in the treatment ofskin and scalp diseases on humans and for all scalyeruptions on animals The true tried proven curescientifically removing the cause of skin diseases Itis cleanno grease or stainit is pure powerful and-a permanent cure for all ailments indicated Dontsufferdont waitdont fail to get and use

J LENOIRS ECZEMA REMEDYPrice 50 cents

Prepared by CawthonColeman Company Wholesale DruggistsSelma Ala Sold by your drug gist

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at the right price is right economyEvery suit we sell embodies allthese essentials

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Stylish Fall Suits i

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The style designs are neat and willappeal to every woman who desires e

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the best for Fall and Winter

If what you want is advertised or jlI

sold elsewhere its cheaper here I I

Note chmuga ki our firm name Thii will meaa I =

better service to our cust-omersJOSEPH

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DETROIT WINS-

FROMPIRATES

TIGERS EVEN UP THE COUNT IN

THE WORLDS SERIES BY TAK ¬

ING GAME 5 TO 4DECIDINGGAME SATURDAY-

By Associated PressDetroit Oct 14 Detroit evened up

the count in the worlds championship-series defeating Pittshurg today 5 to4 in one of the most exciting gamesever played In the big series Pittsburg hit Mullln hard in the first In ¬

ning scoring three runs Detroitscored once in its half of first and infourth fell upon Willis for two moretieing the score

In the fifth Detroit scored another-run forcing Willis to release In favor-of Camnitz In the sixth Detroit

scored another run forcing Camnitaout of the box With the score 5 To3 in the ninth Pittsburg made a sen-sational finish and only superhuman-work by Mullin Schmidt and the De ¬

troit Infield saved the game for De ¬

troitThe score R H E

Detroit 100 211 00 5 10 1Pittsburg 300 000 001 491Batteries Mullin and SchmidtWillis Camnitz Philipl and Gibsonumpires Klem Johnstone andOLoughlin time two hours

The seventh and deciding game willbe played in Detroit Saturday

OTHER GAMES

R H ElChicago Nationals 2 4 aChicago Americans 1 6 2

New York Nationals 4 BostonAmericans 5

The old old story told times with-out

¬number and repeated over and-

over again for the last 36 years butIt is always a welcome story to thosein search of healthThere is nothing-in the world that cures andcolds as quickly as ChamberlainsCough Remedy

2 OUT OF 3 FOR

THE CHAMPIONS

HUBS NEW BOWLERS LOST IN

SERIES WITH TEAM WHICH

STANDS SECOND IN PERCENT-

AGE TABLE-

In last nights bowling series theChampions defeated the newlyorgan ¬

ized Hubs the Champions taking twoout of three games Abt made 175the highest score The individualscores were as follows

HubsO Frenkel 159 132 102GugenheIm 106 136 165E Frenkel t 129 10J 85

394 369 362Champions-

G Gordoa 1<2 115 147A Jones 131 149 121Abt 106 127 175

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379 891 443Standing of League

V L PetPastimes 5 1 833Imperials H B 3 500Champions 3 3 600Americans 3 3 500Colts s 2 4 833Crescents 1 2 333Hubs 1 2 833Stanleys O 0 000

TALLAHASSE-

ENEWSNOTES

Items of Interest Gathered-

at the Capital ofFlorida

Special to The JournalTallahassee Oct lSA C Boggs

of Miami and S J Mattock and FM Perkins of Kansas City were inTallahassee Tuesday on business con ¬

nected with the Everglades-A number pf railroad magnates-

were registered Monday at the Leonhotel having come to Tallahassee onbusiness with the railroad commis ¬

sion They were P C Prince G FA C J ACosta Florida Central-

F W Kirksland S A L JamesMenzles and C L Baker A O L

Among the outoftown names to befound this week on the register ofthe Leon hotel are Senator F PCone of Lake City W G Peoplessuperintendent of the Florida division-of the Western Union E Kleiner acigar manufacturer from New YorkCity J W Maynard a timber mer ¬

chant from South Carolina and ThosH Pope a prominent lawyer from thesame state-

Governor Gilchrist and Hon W VKnott went down to Miami Mondaymorning on aa inspection tour of thedrainage work

Hon W M Holloway is In Ocalaattending one of the meetings of theeducational rally

Hon W S Jennings of Jackson-ville

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was in the city Tuesda-yHAROLD

Special to The JournalHarold Oct 14Mr and Mrs C 1

Helms were among the visitors toHowell last week

There was quite a crowd of youngpeople to gather at the home of Mrand Mrs Ink Helms Saturday andSunday to enjoy a few days country

How to buy an-

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Do not buy an Edison Phonograph untilyou are convinced that you want one

Hear it at the dealers firstHear it play a number of pieces Hear It

play the kind of music that you likemusic3 that you have heard people sing and playso >

t that you can know how well it does it Hear t-

it play Amberol as well as Standard RecordsYou will decide that the Edison Phonograph-

is the bestThen remember that it takes only a small

amount of money to buy it You can get aperfect Edison Phonograph at your own pricewhether it is 81250 or any price up toSI2500 ono that will last a lifetime thatwill give pleasure every day that will help youto educate your family that will entertain yourfriend and that will while away many hoursthat might otherwise be misspent

Standard Records jjoAmberol Records twice si tend 903Grand Opera Records t a 75o

There are Edison dealers everywhere Go to th nearest andhear the Edison Phonograph play both Edison Standard andAmberol Records Get complete catalogs from pour dealer eriron usNATIONAL PHONOGRAPH COMPANY

76 Ltkcaid Ale Orange N J

The Clutter Music Housei-s the largest distributor of Edison Phonographs and Rec¬

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Detail Returns at the Orpheum TheatreToday-

of the worlds championship series between Pittsburg and Detroit

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Ladies free gents 50 centsGame starts at 1 p m

life Among them were Misses LenaYentt Emma Owens Irene Ezell andGertrude Helms Sherman Cox In ¬

gram Helms Masters Garrett and LeoGriffith and Bosy Helms All reporthaving had a delightful time

Misses Sallie Helms and IreneEzell were the guests of Miss MallsaDavis Saturday afternoon

Miss Lena Yentt was the guests-of Mrs M J Davis Sunday-

J R Davis and little son Cliffordpaid Pensacola a flying business tripTuesday

Supt J T Diamond was a pleasantcaller at the school house of this placeTuesday

FERRY PASSSpecial to the Journal

Ferry Pass Oct 14Miss FloridaFairchild of Pensacola Is visiting heraunt Mrs N L Parazine

Miss Escambia Jones of McDavidvisited friends and relatives at thisplace Saturday and Sundry

Miss Evie Adkisson of Pine Bar¬ren came down Saturday evening tospend several days guest of theMisse Clark

Miss Ninnon Jones of Pensacola

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was the guest of home folk SundayMiss Mabel Johnson of Pensacola-

was the charming guest of her cousinMrs C F Parazine last week

Edwin Robinson bid his friends farewen at this place last Monday Hewent to Pensacola and ts going irora-ti ru to 4Iatama to visit relatUea I

rand friends

John and Q McNalr of MyrtleGrove were pleasant callers In ourneighborhood Sunday evening

A Jolly crowd went on Q chinquapinhunt Tuesday near Thompsons bayouThey carried their dinner and ropirta most enjoyable time Among thocrowd were Mrs W H Clark and lit-tle

¬son Hubert Mrs C F Parazlna

and children Miss Laura ParazineMiss Evie Adkisson Miss FloridaFalrchlld Edgar Clark and WillParazine Chaperoned by Mrs N LParazine

BUILDING TRADES MEETTampa FIn Oct 14 Todays ses

slon of the building trades depart ¬

ment of tho American Federation ofLabor was of an executive natureThe reports of various committeeswere discussed but final action wasnot made public

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