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The Hattiesburg news., 1915-11-10
BEDTlMESTORIES
FOR LITTLE
FOLKS
THE TREASURE CAVE

K;n ne tnere lived a |
.~, VINO mad one son and he was
nxlous the Prince should take a u;so
ra'her' l must have woman
gan love and who is as good as aSa -
"u,iiui and as beautiful as she is
eood'" said the Prince when at last
MS father urged him to make se,oo.
'i0n from among the princesses.
you will have to find the treas.
ure cave to get all of that perfection
III ohe woman said the King; choose
good woman for your wife and LOT
me see you married before die" But
the Prince asked for a year in which
10 make his choice and promised his
father at the end of this time to
choose a wife.
But the year was almost up and still
the Prince had not chosen his bride.
One day the Prince was hunting in
n
forest. When he came to a queer.
looking rock he ordered his men to
look at it and see what it covered
Tor 1t it seemed to be in front of an
opening in another larger rock.
After some hard work the men
succeeded in rolling away the stone,
and to their surprise they found the
entrance to a cave.
With torches the Prince and his
men entered the cave, but a flash of
Gsht dazzled them so they were
obliged to turn away and cover their
eyes.
The Prince, however, was not to be
turned back, and again they tried tC
enter. This time the Prince wen
ahead of his men, and to his surprise
he found that the light was the
sparkle of something that hung from
the walls of the cave on both sides.
Calling to his man to halt, tn,
Prince took string of the glitterini
stuff from the wall and found the
were diamonds, sapphres and othe
precious stones which had been hit
den in the cave.
But the Prince did not stop. lie
us see what is beyond" he sait
There must be other treasures. Th
cave does not end here"
Only a white cat was to be foun'
and after searching everywhere th
Prince picked up the beautiful ere
ture and said: 81 will carry yo
home with me. You are more bea
tiful than all the'preeieus stones"
He put the cat under his coat al
rode back to the castle.
~ That night his father came to h
rsAm and said MY son, your ye
rs Nearly up; have you maue W
choice? The precious stones "
found in the treasure cave have ma
Won the richest of all princes. Y
have only to ask end any prince
in the land will be glad to becor
your bride.
When the King went out OF I
room the Prince sat a long time thil
ing. for he had seen no one he lo'
enough to make his wife, Suddel
he felt something hot rubbing agail
him and looking down he saw
white cat he had brought from
cave standing beside his chair.
"You beautiful creature" he 81
"why couldn't you have been pl
cess as good as you are oeau'l
then all my troubles would have b
at an end and should have D
the happiest of princes
Che Prince jumped up from his ci
vIeS he finished speaking, for tn
before him stood beautiful girl
most beautiful he had ever seen'
the cat had disappeared.
His loud cry of surprise pro'
+ho Uino into the room, and there
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-11-10

though deepest trr..t IT'S be deepest
Joy. Cometh waisc;.c,el Sorrow.
STOPPING and wan. end n.ngeth wide
the doors she mc sl r. Almost
we linger with Sorrow for very love-"
Clouds of unhappiness, too, should
shelter a very real pity for others
In bright sunshine of prosperity, COM
passion for the woes of those around
us too often evaporates. And it is
only when we have lived and felt and
suffered ourselves that we truly attain
to the highest in life.
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-11-10
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17slylI3Z|
WINTER EXCURSION FARES

To points in Cuba, Florida, Georgia,
Louisiana, New Mexico, New Frovi-
dence. North and South Carolina, Ten
nessee and Texas. Tickets on saie
dailv unti1 April 3oth, 1916. limited to
May slst, 1916. For any other infor
nation, call on or write, f~
s. S. MOODY, Ticket Agent.
| Cumb. Phone 1853.
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Rev. ]. L. vipperman, Columbus
Emmett McInnis, 500 West Pine ST.;
Mrs. M. F. Van Landingham, West
Point, John T. Christian, 10S Busch
man St.; Rev. M. C. Wick, Yazoo City
923 Main St.; Rev. R. A. Venable
Newton, A. Montague, 1924 Main St
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-30
LARGE CROWD VISITED oEFuNl.
AK SATURDAY - GEN. BucHA.
NAN NAMED COMMITTEE Or
THE v. c v.

4 large crowd gathered FROM All
over West Florida and south Alal,anaa
and attended the chauianqua AZ De-
Funiak Springs last Saturday. The
Veterans Rally was unusually inter
esting. a. the morning exercises Cen
cral Buchanan and General Robert
son gave short addresses Music was
furnished ny Rosc0e's orchestra and
solos BY Ethel lee Buxton. Who rem
derea Dixie" and a. an encore Tent
ing on the old Camp Ground" and a
splendid quartet. consisting Or four
Pensacola business men under the
leadership II Mr. Garfield. rendered
several selections ~ both the morning
and afternoon hours which were
heartily encored Miss Christian Nc
Donald gave q reading The grandson
r. General Buchanan gave a short or
alton and there were addresses OF wei :
come by Judgs Campbell, representing
Camp y. Kirby smith. and Kenneth
Bruce. representing the Florida Chau-
taunua DF Byron W. King delivered
% popular lecture az the afternoon hour
which was greatly appreciated rs an
IA the regular Veterans meeting
General Buchanan was appointed
commander for the ensuing year The
evening hour Wa nlled ~ a grand
concert by the Beulah Buck guartet.
which was enc 81 the best ever pre-
scented az the Chautauqua-
The entire program throughout the
past week has been unusually strong
and this week bids fair % be equally
as good. Dr Byron VI King has
charge ~ the morning hour and the
afternoon hours are Eiven over 20 con-
oarta 81 Roscoes orchestra the Ghan
tauqna s0loist and readers. At night
two plays VIII 10 presented. The CHILD
dren'a Play. and Hamlet" with the
Medal Contest and concerts BY the Or
phean Male Quartet
Next saturday DIT. Roland O. Mich
OTIS vii be on hand and give one Of his
stirring addresses. Dr Nichols is
widely known throughout the country
as an orator aud his lecture Mind
Your own Business" IT, considered one
~ the masterpieces Of thu American
platform. The Orphean Male Quartet
= weli-known r. the people Of Wes'
Florida. Roseoe's orchestra will also
- Al the ASSEMBLY saturday. as vel
as DR. Byron ~. ktng.
saturday viii % the last excursion
~ the year and = great many people
win embrace this opportunity q at
tendinE the Florida CaAutauaua. The
regular excursion rate Is IN force on
this day. n the weather - favorable
il - estimated that 2.eeo people vii
attend the Chautauqua A. DeFuniaA
I sartnrs ca Saturday. April 3.
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CITIZENS FILE
OBJECTIONS TO
THE OIL PLANT
STRING PETITION WENT BEFORE
COUNCIL COMMISSION YEsTER.
DAY. SIGNED ~ NUMBER
NEARBY PROPERTY HOLDERS.

Citizens residing On West Garden
street between Donslson street and Bar
rancas avenue yesterday filed with tie
council commission q strong protest
against the renewal o. the permit for
the location Of the oil plant on West
chlpley street alleging that the pres
ence ~ said plant not only causes prop
erty % depreeiate IN valuation. but
really meuaces their homes and hold
inEs
The petition recites that The slgners
should he given consideration IN their
representations and taat ~ the permit
Tor relocating the warehouse on the
site from which Il burned some days
ago. has already been given. that &
shouid he revoked
There was no action taken on the
petition. Mayor Greenhut announcing
that the commissioners would later
take up the question and PASS mon
III.
This ia the Texas on Companya
plant e. watch the objection has been
filed. and IL was understood that n the
city had already granted the permit
70 re-locate and N ik was not revoked
as requested. that there was a prob-
ability OF an Injunction being the next
step tn the proceedings
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-30

the iuli in the attack and claims that
since March 10. weather conditions
have bean So good that Turkish aero.
planes have been flying over the al
lied warshirs In and about the Darda-
neiies. Unofficial reports from neu.
trail ports IN the vicinity indicate an
early resumption OF activity: they set
forth that long distance Smelling -
the inner defensea has been COM
menced BY the battieships.
Reviewing Russian naval activity IN
the Baltic, Petrograd claims that the
operations en- this sea Of Russian war
ships have resulted in damage 10 sew
eral German units and that the Ger.
mans have been compelled materially
20 restrict their novemsnss
German submarines have been ac-
tive off the English and 1rlsh coasts
and the liner f'alaba, reported in dis
tress in the Bristol channel. may be
one 81 the victims Of their raid.
Prem a diplomatic standpoint observ-
ers IN London are specializing hope
fully on the reorganization OF the bal.
kan league, but nevertheless II Is felt
that the visit 20 Bulgaria OF Field
Marshal Won der Colts. until recently
At Canstantinopie. may check the rec
onsiiiation % that state with her
nelghbora.
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RUSSIA KNOCKING At TIE
BACK DOOR OF CoNsTANTiNopLE

London. March Russia again II
shocking ~ the back door of Consfan-
Einople ~ bomhardinE the Turkish
forts On the fsosphornA. but with what
success II not yet definitely known.
The only news from the front door. the
Daraanellea. L. the monotonous refteTa-
ton % the report that TIE milne
swe~perm q the allies are continuing
their work, and that weather condt-
tons siill prevent resumption of the
bomharoment ~ the fleet.
constantinopls. however. declines 60
accept the weather as an excuse for
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-30
GET READY To
REFUND TAXES
APPLICATION CANE FROM THUS
TEES OF CHURCH BuiLoIAe on
cApspEN STREET. AND WILL
sc GRANTED coNolrlosALLV.

City Attorney J. r. Jonss yesterday
handed 20 the mayor his written opiu-
ion ~ the matter o. unpaid back taxes
on the Gadsden Street property OF the
FIRST Christian church.
The city attorney notified tie mayor
that tie taxes fer the church proper
- could be refunded. providing the
hack taxes antedating the year 1905
we're paid up. should these taxes -
squared. the property VIII not be taxed
i was Understood. from the year 1908.
coming under the parsonage designA-
ton IN the tax law.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-30
womgH May Be STRONG

ard enjoy life whether IN the ZONE
or business world II they can keep
az hay those ailments peculiar 70
their sex II every woman realized
how LYDIA r. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound. that simple remedy made
from roots and herbs. goes 70 the root
81 the trouble and overc0meH such
symptoms e. haekaehe, headaches. ner-
vousness. and lrritablhty taey would
be healthier. happier and stronger n
you suffer from any form OF female iils
Why don't you try SCI II win pay you
20 g. 50 adv
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$50 Perish When German
Submarines Sink Vessels

CONTINUED From PAGE oneD
swampad. Many persons aboard TIE
vessel were thrown into the sea where
they struggled while submarine cireied
about. according 90 stories told BY
those rescued.
Captain Davis 81 tho liner. was
picked up dead. Eight other bodies
were recovered. The survivors were
landed az Milfordhsven.
The survivors relate that the Falaba
VAS 70 miles southwest ~ Milfordhay-
en- when the submarine appeared. she
called 20 the Faiaba % heave 20. but
the captain ignored the order and
promptly started AZ FUN speed ahead
The liner was a fast craft. and for half
an hour the chase was kept up before
the submarine overhauled her and
compelled her to stop.
The passengers and crew were given
five minutes 20 leave. and in this time.
most OF tho boats were launched. The
submarine then fired her torpedo
which struck the Falaha and a terrific
explosion followed. The ship set
tied down and sank very quickly.
some Of the iifeboats we're smashed
and scores 81 people were struggling In
the water when a trawier reached the
scene and rescued los of them. trans
ferrlnK them later 70 a destroyer. An
other 3B were picked up BY another
fishing boat
Three 81 the persons rescued had
sustained injuries from German
shrapncl and some 81 the engine room
staff Of the Falaha were killed.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-30
REGISTRATION
BOOKS BE OPEN

A dozen deputy registration officers
viii he named by the city commits
sloners. one for each city precinct, 20
keep precinct registration books opened
Ia each 81 the 6oEen city precincts. fer
period OF ten days This win be
done % give al eligible voters the
chance q properly qualifying FOR the
primary. the date for which has been
set. Tor the election ~ members o. the
city committee and also one city COM
missioner.
Registration officer jos. A. Hicks an-
peared in the council chamber and
protested AGAINST the proposition Ok
the commissioners naming the regis
tration deputies. Il am responsible.
and am 80 held. he told the commits
sloners after the meetlnr had ad-
iourned and think h no more than
right and just that sheald De per-
mitted 20 name the deputies In fact.
I think n - my duty % 40 So"
Mayer Greenhut stated that II would
not Re ire purpose - tie commission
ers 70 name anyone who might BE Oh
tectinnahls % the rsglstra ion officer.
CO VI no would nOt be considered a com
potent man 20 carry on tho duties ex-
pected. but this Ola not satisfy M
/ Hicks who insisted upon hes own
( rights In the premises. a. he intimated
I that he wanted 70 put the DEPUTIES ia
I tie different precincts without ,Ncta-
I tion ~ interference.
/ The deputies viii be sc ecfed at =
/ future meeting - the comlulisst bnera
oroinanes IL Pssssd.
The ordinance dividing ctY precinct
/ rs tn half. g conform WITH ne division
established Some years aEo 81 the
/ county commissioners. which Was read
the first and second times - q special
+ meeting held lsst week. Vas PVT on
third reading and PASSED.
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New York Cotton.

View forh. March ea--Whila Liver
pooi cables made 4 relatively easy show
tnN to-day. Tire local cotton market open-
ed firm 20 a decline ~ Z painfk 81 Mav.
but generally ! 10 4 points higher an
renewal e the recent huNimE muNe
ment. and sold about 5 60 : pointN net
hisher during the early trading with
October cgtisracte making nsu hinh rec
or0s tmr the season. Private "a hfrs Fe-
ported ronElderahis realizing 81 LIVER
pool bnf said there WaE q continued good
sfsNt demand. ana tire continued firm
ness ~ the stock market 49, aeon
panied by = considerable Wall street
demand around the ring while there
was . geod deal ~ support ATTRIBUTED
e local traas Interests and Rev or
leans buying
Cotton INssd steady
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AMERICAN TELEPHONE TO
REDUCE NUMBER DIRECTORS

New York. Marca e.-stockholaers
81 American Telephone A. Telezraph
Company voted today 70 decrease the
number cf the carnpany's directors
from IS 70 ~ THIS would ~ done e.
was said. a. the annual meeting to-
morrow. IN lire with the tendency
among large corporations to have few
er men In their boards.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-30

Wsli-~nveryone knows the effect 81
fine FORESTS on Coughs Dr. BELLS
rine Tar Money a a remedy which
srings aglsk relief FOR wheoping
Cough. leosens ere mucous. soothes the
lining ~ the threat ard lungs. and
makes the ceughina spells less severe
A family with growing children should
rot Re without g. Keep Il handy for
Al Coughs and Code 26c NJ your
uru9wisf.
Electric Bittsrs = spsins Tenie.
(Adv)
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on his bead IL finally ran
into bis eruptions, The places
we're bad looking and be could
not rest day Or night. The
hiisters caused much burning
and itching and be wouid
often have 60 leave the az
fscted parts exposed. with
no elsthiug coming I'm con.
tact. The Places looked rag
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-30
Liverpool Cotton

Liverpool. March 2H.--Cotton.
Cotton spot STEADY Coed midallnx
sA8 ntaatng so. iow rntdatfrg y ~
sales 600 halses fer Rpaeaiaflen ana
export soa hales
Receipts tt zoe bales
NatHres steady. Msv-June SCI. TunM-
July hss; july AuguNt SIS l-s Csrfo-
her- November AS JANUARY Fstr,fa~v.
SIS Ia. Mareh-AprH $50
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-30

W. T. AzbeIi. ex-postinaster q Ia
wardsport Ind. writes 4 suffered
from severe trouble with my kidneys
and back. First bottle % Foley KID
ney Pulls gave me relief" Thousands
testify that hackaehe. rheumatism.
sore muscles. aching joints and hiad-
der weakness vanished when Foley
Kidney Pills were taken. D'Aiemherte'S
Pharmacy. thdv.l
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-30
cfTR oLANa
c I T r OIL Xl

Best thing Ter consumption snur
stomach. lazy liver ard sluKrssh Sow
els stops q sick headache almost a.
orce. Gives = most thorough and sat :
isfactorg nushtng-no pain. no rau-
sea Keeps your system clear ed
sweet and wholesome. Ask Tor cisre.
lax. DAlembeFte.a Pharmacy. tAdvl
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THIs-ANo rive CENTS

DON'T MISS THIS. Cut out this
slip. enclose Eve cents to Foley a
Co. Chicago. IN, writing your name
and address clearly. You VIII receive
IN return . trial package containing
Foley's Honey and Tar COMPOUND. for
coughs colds and Group, Foley Kid
ney Pills. and Foley cathartic Tablets
pAlembertes Pharmacy. lAdvD
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-30
CAN'T FIND DANDRUFF

Every biz OF dandrufy els9.rcT-~ es.e~
one or two applications Of Danderlne
rubbed well into the scalp with the nm
ger iips Get a 7s-cent bottle OF Dan
derine az any drug store and save your
hair. After few applications you
can't And particle Of daadrun or any
falling hair. and the scalp viii never
itch. laasD
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-30

New Orleans Cotton

New Orleans. March za-spot cotton
steady l2 points up safes on the Fput
Ais bales 90 arrive aisb bales Miadllng
SIS
cotton opensa very steady TO-DAY wttb
prices un the upward trina. w8rakers had
a considerable Roiaaqs 81 outside buying
orders 60 ftH At tha end Of the flrss
naf hour q business. prices were 10
points over Saturdays close
Cotton closed steady Al : net decline
~ 5 Co 40 mnlnfN
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-30

Stroud. Dkla-. March 2a.--Ntrou0
posses that yesterday spent the day
seeking the robbers that robbed the
bank here Saturday returned today
declaring they believed the rob 3err
safe IN the Usage Hina and thar there
vas no hope OF capturing them.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-30

$500 REWARD, -. .sI I. =
-s~sra ssr sxiaencs snfielaut 70 cenviua
Et'y nafBen feuns a4saHno subeerIberas
psparu sitter asiiWory%of eaFne ~ cafriss.
N. ~. C0bb 81 Bagdad, came down
sunday on = couple of days vssit ~
combined business and pleasure. and
also e witness TIRE ban game Sunday.
III 6 Schroeder. president Of the
Columbia Naval stores Co. with head
aaartern in savannah. wsas In the city
yesterday en- a business visit
The mary friends OF little CLYDE
eoons. whs vas 20 badly injured on
ralafpx street SEINE three weeks ego
Niii - pleased r. learn that ne Il doing
slceiy. having - far recovered a. t.
have the spiints and handaKes re-
moved from his Jaw. vhlch was frae-
lured On beth sides.
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THEY khow 80 So

Parents who know from experiences
insist UPON Foley's Honey and Tar
Compound when buying a medicine
Tor coughs, colds, Group and De- grippe
6. T. Lunceford, Washington. Ca.
writes II have used IL for SIX years
and Il never has failed 7 think il =
the best remedy made for coughs and
colds DAiemberte's Pharmacy
fAdy
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-30
VETERANS DAY|FEW HISTORIES
At CHAUTAUQUA REMAIN ON HAND
THEY WERE LEFT FROM THE az.
CENT DISTRIBUTION AND CAN
Be HAD BY THE FIRST CALL.
ERs.

A few set Of Larned's History Of the
World remain In The Journal office.
having been left over from the recent
distribution OF these famous histories.
and can be had by the first callers at
tss per set.
This u a portion 81 the last ship
ment received by The Journal and the
first callers can secure them.
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THE MARKETS
Naval Stores Market.
AZ ASSOCIATED pRres

savannah March e. The spirits n
lurpentiue market opened and closed
firm today - - cents With sales 81
80 casks. Receipts were 40 casks and
shipments ~ t.5a1 casks. leaving stocks
81 ~ tss casks
The rosin market opened and closed
firm with sales ~ 0bt barrels re
ceiptH were fzT barrels and shipments
- ATt0 barrels, leaving stocks "a t07 i
sls barrels Quotations Nere 50 follows
CRATES omen Ctoaa
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psnsasels ia

No where on earth that |
know Of where you can buy
Easter clothes as cheap and
on easy terms as at Gains.
26 South Palafox.
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let your Liver set torpid and you
are In for q spell Of misery. Every
body gets an attack now and then.
Thousands o. people keep their LAYERS
active and healthy BY using DR. Kings
New Life Pills. Fine for the stomach.
too. stop the Dizziness. Constipation.
Biliouspess and Indigestion. Clear the
blood. Only Csc. at your Druggist.
fAdv.1
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HEARING OF SECOND
THAW WRIT POSTPONED

New York. March -. Hearing on
the second writ OF habeas corpus
sought by Harry X. Thaw's attorneys
today was postponed until April s. AZ
the request Of counsel for both sides.
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PROF. COY. AUTHOR AND
EDUCATOR, Expires

Cincinnati. March 1s.~Prof p. "
-oY. author and c8ucator died at his
home here today aged So lie vac 4
former president ~ the American sdu-
'atlenal Association. and had written
several Latin ard Greek test books
now tn uee throughout the country.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-30

London, Marca 19s--The British
steamer Aguiia was sunk by a German
submarine this morning Off Bishops
Rock. Ter crew OF q men was saved.
The Aauila I.oa4 tons net was sT5
feet long she was owned In Liver
pool. Bishop Rock is on the Scilly
Isles at the entrance 20 the Engiish
channel
A London dispatch last night said
the Aqulla had sent out distress sig
mails. but maritime records give no
British steamer % that name and the
Auuila probably was referred 20.
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Grain and Provisions.

Chicago. March 2s.--Cash
Mheat-No. : red i.ssa i50; No .
hard t6iMi.s3
Corn 80. e yellow nominal
Rye-Noruinal Barley Tzm5s
Hay-Timothv se9e 26 cover sAAe
t225
proyisloBs--Pork ioTs. lard $50. rsbs
sl2aasa
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ITCHING BURNING
SKIN TROUBLE
On Hands, Arms, Feet and Legs.
Also Head. Child Could Not Rest
Day OrNight. Hair Fell Out Badly.
Used Cuticura. Trouble Gone.

TTinhle. Ca" The trouble my son haA
began with small blisters. Ills hsnds arms
Feet and lega were sore and sometimes ID was
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-30

PENSACOLA COTTON ~ q. g.. =. ...
The following report Is furnished daily
for The Pensacola Journal hy Harris
Allison Co, Cotton Merchants, PEN
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and were very bot and fevsFiah. he would
scratch them tn they woald bleed. VIA
hair feli eut badly.
before ] began using Cuttcara Soap and
Ointment. it was only . matter 81 twt
o. three weeks before the trouble vas gone
"a had the eczema for three years and waa
healed In four weeks By cuticura Soap and
Ointment" tsigned1 Mrs. Myrtle Powegl.
Sept. rs. 1914
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Sample Each Free By MalI

viva a2-p. ska Book On request. Al.
dress postcard "Cuticurs. Dept. T, Bea.
tea" Sold throuxhout he wesld
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CONTINUED From PAGE one)