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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-09-27
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Children's S Illustrated gift book,

Poems of Childhood, by Eugene Field, illustrated
 by Maxfeld Parrish 2.25 Child $ Garden of Verse, by R. L. Stevenson, illus
 trated by Jessie Wilcox Smith 2.25 Treasure Island, by R. L. Stevenson, illustrated by
 Wyeth 225 Gulver's Travels coored illustrations 1.35 Grimm $ Fairy Tales colored illustrations 1.35 Anderson $ Fairy Tales, colored illustrations 1.35 Wonder Book, colored illustrations 135 Enchanted Island of Yew, by Frank Baum 75c Cut out books for children, arranged for children to
 cut out and put together.
 Night Before Christmas, 59c Goldilocks and the Three Bears 59c Paint and Scissor Book 25o Craftwar for Children, boxed 59c Animal Rainy Day Scrap Book 1.25 The Funny Family 25c Real Life in Dolly Land-Dolls to Dress 59c Betty Bennett, Her Family and Friends 50c Lette Lanes Paper Family soc
 Toy books, large coored pictures Cinderella Fuss in Boots Each 10c Red Riding Hood; Cinderella
 Dolly at School; Night Before Christmas
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Bibles, prayer and hyn7nals, new testaments and Sunday
 school lessons

Bible selfpronouncng illustrated helps Bible study
 gold edges 1.3e Bible selfpronouncng divinity circuit
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 Combination Sets leather red edges 15o Combination set, leather, gold edges 200 Combination set leather India paper 300 Combination set Turkey Morocco, paper 400 Combination set, leather, paper 25o Sunday school helps and teachers guides for 1917 Tarbels Teachers Guide 100 Peoubets Notes International s. 5. Notes lis Gist the Torrey for 1917 Commentary
 the International S. s 23c
 Bible stories for young folks
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 in simple form for children 127 Bible Stories Young Old by MacLaren, with
 illustrations 100 Testament, simpified Wonderful Stories from the New Testament smpied $50
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Leather bound gift UoIun1eS

Dainty Poems of the 18th Century, Ooze leather,
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 Ooze leather, boxed t.2o Here's To You, Book of
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 calf 2.o0 Rubaiyat of Omar Khay- yam, illustrated with
 photogravures from liV- ing models, Leather
 craft $50
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Rhpuleso of a Red CrO88
 man

Ky Robert W. Service Author of "Thc Spell of the YukOn," ..Tbe Ballads of a CheecbakO."
 All readers of Mir. Service s Alaskan poems will be glad to learn that he has written a new book on theme even more tremendous than that of the Frozen North. After leaving the Yukon, MT. Service entered the am bulance corps of the Allies, in France. His experiences after months of this thrill ing life, driving ambu- lances along the shelled road, rescuing wounded from the very jaws of death, or listening to the stories of convalescent soldiers, are told in the same vivid, gripping verse that first brought him fame. This book will take it's permanent place as one of the most important con tributions of the Great War.
 Bound in Library Size and Pocket Size volumes to match the earlier books. Rhymes of a Red Cross
 Man, 12mO, cloth. net 100 Rhymes of Red Cross
 Man, 12mO, velvet calf, net 200
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 velvet calf, net 1.50 The Spell of the Yukon,
 12mO, cloth, net 100 The Spell of the Yukon,
 pocket edition, paste
 grain, net 1.25 The Spell of the Yukon
 pocket edition, velvet
 calf, net 1.5O
 The Spell of the Yukon.
 large 12mO, illustrated,
 cloth. net 200 The Spell of the Yukon,
 large 12mO, Illustrated,
 morocco, net 500 Ballads of n Cheechako,
 12mO, cloth, net 100 Ballads of a CheechakO,
 pocket edition, paste
 grain, net 1.25 Ballads of a Cheechako,
 pocket edition, velvet
 calf, net 1.5O
 Rhymes of Rolling Stone, Poems of the Sub-Artic, 12mO, net 100 Limp leather, gilt edges,
 boxed, net 1..5 Illustrated Edition, SvO,
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 net 1.25
 Edition de luxe, gilt top, silk cloth binding with gold stamping.. In a
 decorated art box.
 net 3.50
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Leather bound
 gift books 20C

Christmas classics Bound in ooze leath- CT, boxed (small vol umes).
 Real Happiness Vampire Christmas Bells Rubaiyat Nuggets Will O'NeilI Spirit of Christmas
 BrilIinnts from TeupysOn RriIIiants from LongfeliONv BrilIiants frem Whittier Little Book Verse
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Priced 25c sis i
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Chr Xmas rard square

The Christmas card square is most interesting.
 Every conceivable kind of card has been selected and the most unusual care is evidenced in the choice of the sentiments.
 These cards are engraved and printed in black and white or colors. and include sentiments suitable for friend, relative or acquaint- ance. Prices 1c to soc.
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This, books can donor this alone; they give New views to life, and teach us how to live; They soothe the grieved, the stubborn they chas tse,
 Fools they admonish and confirm the wise; Their aid they yield to all; they never shun The man of sorrow, nor the wretch undone; Unlike the hard, the selfish and the proud They fly not sullen from the suppbant crowd; Nor tell to various people various things, But show to subjects what they show to kings.
 -Crabbe.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-12-03

Banner Boys Scout Series, 4 titles, each 5Oc Baseball Joe Series, 6 titles. by Chadwick, each FOG Frank Merriwell Series, "A titles, eacn 25c Every Boys Library, authorized Boy Scout books, 40 titles,
 each E0c
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CALENDARS
 for 1917

Bedtime Story Calendars. by T. w Burgess, 52 Bed time Stories J0c Daily Thoughts For Daily Thinkers JOc From Me to You. 52 Friend ship Thoughts 5Oc Small Calendars Boxed, with choice assortment quotations, each Poe: Rubaiyat
 Dickens
 Shakespeare
 Stevenson
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 Boxed
 Calendar of Sunshine. Calendar of Hymns. Calendar of Friendship. Calendar of Cheer.
 Business Mans Calendar. Henry Van Dyke Calendar. Tied With Ribbon in box
 25c
 Sunlit Road Calendar. Friendship Calendar. Cheer Calendar.
 Sunshine Calendar.
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 Calendar of Iwncheons, ny by Ely o. Keller, soc Calendar of Desserts, by Ely o. Keller, soc Calendar of Dinners, by Ely O. Keller soc Comic Calendars-Hand col ored comic pictures with h u m rous sayings, boxed 12c Blue Bird Calendars-With hand co1ored blue birds and verses expressing happiness wishes 15c Same, large size 25c Hand ColOred Calendars beautifully tinted and in box all ready for mail ing 2Oc Hand .COlored Calendars in dainty boxes, beauti- fully tinted subjects 39c
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Illustrated books for boys

Brave Deeds of Confederate Sol- diers by Bruce 1,5O Boy Scout Annual Year Book. published by Boy Scouts of
 America .5O American Boys Workshop by
 Kelland 1.o5 Boys Book of Mechanics, 1000 things for a boy to do, in vols. Large cloth bound books.
 Vol. 1.5O Vol. 1.5O Inyenting for Boys by
 Collins 1.35 Book of Automobiles by
 Zerba 6f,c Book of Aeroplanes
 by Zerba COG Book of Motors
 by Zerba 6Oc Rivals for the Team
 by R. 1T. Barbour 1.25 Left Guard Gilbert
 by K. H. Barbour 1.25 Boys Life of Mark Twain
 by A. B. Paine 1.25 Boyhood Stories of Famous
 Men 1.25 Bob Hazzard, The Dam Builder py Dfandt 100
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Uncle RenluS
 Stories By Joel Candler Harris

Told By Uncle Remus 59c Nights With Uncle Remus 1.4O Uncle Remus and His
 Friends LAO Uncle Remus, His Songs and
 Sayings ECO Uncle Remus and Br'er
 Rabbit, with pictures in color by J. A. Condo (boards) 100
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The Loueman, Joseph & Loeb Book Store--alUays the best in the South-- superb for Christmas

In Birmingham Joseph Loeb Book Store institution intelligent spread variety indispensable help thousands gift buyers seek it's This Monday, begins a national books,' 'and booksto reflect this spirit with
 Children
 Women
 Made Better Bound
 Written Books Books Truv is "a BookS
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PenrOd, by Booth Tarkington. Eyes of the World, by Harold Bell Wright. Molly Make Relieve, by E. H. Abbot. Miss Billy, by Eleanor Porter. Making Over Martha, by Julie NJ. Lippmann. Barnabetta, by Helen R. Martin. Making Money, by Owen John- son. How It Happened, by Kate Langley Bosher. Daddy Long-Legs, by Jean Web ster. The Worlds End. by Amelia Rives.
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Children's gift boxes
Series of books
 for boys

Tom Swift Series, 21 titles by
 Victor Appleton, each -oc Rover Boys Series, 20 titles pg
 Winfield, each DUG Dave Porter Series, 6 titles, new cheap edition, each oVc
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Fine editions of illustrated gift books and beautifully Illustrated gift uoLun1es

Six Centuries of Painting, by Randall Davies,
 art craft leather binding 75 Sonnets from the Portuguese, by E.. B. Brown . ing; beautiful photographic illustrations by A.
 H. Lesson SC The Louvre, by T. Leman Hare, with 54 beauti-
 full illustrations in color 75 The National Gallery Masterpieces in Art, 100
 full colored plates, vols. art cloth 10.C The Book of the Homeless, edited by Edith
 Wharton; original articles in verse and prose-
 illustrations reproduced from original paint
 lngs 5.U Belgium by Frank Brangwyn; 52 illustrations 3.5 Ancient Mariner, by Coerdge; illustrated by
 Willy Pogany 3.e One Hundred Cartoons by Cesare 3.( Collection of his war cartoons in book form. Beautiful Gardens in America, by Louise Shelton 5.( Poems of William Morris, Leathercraft binding'
 beautiful illustrations by Florence Harrison 7.s In Thackerays London, drawings and text by
 F. Hopkinson Smith B. In Dickens London, drawings and text by F.
 Hopkinson Smith 3.5 On the Trail of Stevenson, by Claude Hamden;
 illustrated by Walter Hale 3.E Gbson's New Cartoons, latest book of drawings
 by Charles Dana Gibson 2.5
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Popular fiction 59c

This list of titles comprises books that have met with popular favor in the more expensive editions rang ing in price from 20 to 1.50 when first published and they may now be procured in this inexpensive binding for 59c
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Books by Henry
 Var, Dyke

The Story of the Other Wise man, cloth 50c The Story of the Other Wise man, leather 100 The Lost Boy, cloth, 5Oc leather 100 The Lost Boy, cloth, largo illustrated edition 100 The Mansion, leather 100 Ihree Volumns boxed, Other Wise Man, The Mansion and Lost Boy, cloth 1.5O The First Christmas
 Tree 5Oc The Spirit of Christmas J0c
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Mating of Lydia. by Mrs. Humphrey Ward. No. Ia Washington Square, by Leroy Scott. Street of Seven Stars. by Mary Rinehart. The Clansman, by Thomas Dixon. Jr. Miss Minerva and William Greenhiil, by F. D. Calhoun. Back Home, by Irwin s. Cobb. The Fortunate Youth, by w. J. Locke.
 V. V's Eyes. by H. s. Harrison. Contrary Mary, by Temple Bailey. Rebecca Mary, by A. H. Donnell.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-12-03
PENCIL GIFT
 BOXES

Combination box of pencils penhOlder, CEo rubber eraser 6ON Com mbinatiOn box contain ing pencils, penholder, pens, rubber eraser and E0n sharpener OVS Combination bOx-12 pen cils and penholder, box pens, rubber bands and eraser, in Japanese 7So woven basket sON G'tS Cs%',aSsion toSs box LOO 12 pencils and penholdcrs. paints, brushes. also dolls dishes for girls, the box for boys contains Naval ships.
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-12-03
Books for children

The Children $ Book, by F. H. Burnett B Jolly Book for Boys and Girls IL Ever New Stories for Children (Favorite Fairy
 Tales) D Quacky Doodles and Danny Daddes Book, by Rose
 Strong Hubbell 1. ChatterboX for 1916 g. This Years Book for Tiny Tots 1. The Night Before Christmas (arge edition) 5 Little Bun Rabbit, by Frank Baum 2 Once Upon Time, by Frank Baum 2 The Yellow Hen, by Frank Baum 2 Magic Cloak, by Frank Baum 2 Little Wizard Stories of Oz, by Frank Baum 5 Scarecrow of Oz, by Frank Baum 1. Patchwork Girl of Oz, by Frank Baum l., Rink -a-tink in o. by Frank Baum 1.
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Statl0rleru

Plain or stamped with monogram, there is no gift more personal. or in better taste than stationery. Here we have assembled the most remarkable stock, incl,11ing such celebrated standard lines as
 Cranes,
 Writings,
 Hurds,
 and others in holiday boXes-simple or elaborately beautiful.
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Devotional
 books

Daily Food, cloth, small
 edition 15c Daily Food, cloth, gilt
 edge 2O~ Daily Food, edited by Char
 lotte Yonge, cloth 25c Daily Food, ooze leather.
 boxed 35c Gold Dust, cloth, gilt
 edge 200 Daily Joy, by Rose Porter.
 cloth o5c Daily Light, by Rose Por-
 ter, cloth 25c Prayers, by R. L. Steven
 son soc
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-11-21
LIGHT TENDER IN
PORT FROM CRUISE

Late yesterday sfternoon the light
house tender Magnolia came into The
bay, tying up for he night at the foot
OF Palafox wharf. Several days IL
be spent in tbs port, and during that
time it is -expe-Sed that lights and
beacons will % duty inspected and
reported on.
= Since the two storms which have
been felt at gulf coast points WITHIN
the fast few months, lights have been
disarranged, and tenders have been
kept busy since July rearranging
these harbor lights and markings.
The Magnolia comes directly from
st. Andrews to Pensacola, and start
ed out on the present cruise from
New Orleans, some ten days ag1. All
along the coast the lights and bea-
cons have been inspected, and where
found faulty have been repaired, at
times new beacons being placed at
spots where older ones had been rip
ped from their anchorages.
AS a general rule, however, lights
along the coast are. in better condi-
ton at present than they have been
for some months, it is claimed.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-11-21
ACT QUICKLY

Delay Has Been Dangerous in Pensa-
cola.
Do the right thing at the right
time.
Act quickly in time of danger.
In time of kidney danger Doan's
Kidney Pills are most effective.
Plenty of Pensacola evidence of
their worth.
Mrs. John Campbell, no S. De-
Viller St., Pensacola, says: II had
just a plain case of baclsache that
bothered me greatly and came on
without apparent caNse. When /
stopped, my back gave out and made
it hard for me to do my homework.
If / sat down for awhile, I got stiff
across my loins and had to catch hold
of something to get up from chair.
Six boxes of Doan's Kidney Pills
brought me permanent benefit and
strengthened my kidneys and back"
Price SOC, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy
get Doan's Kidney Pills--the same
that Mrs. Campbell had. Foster
Milburn Co., Props, Buffalo, N. v
Adv.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-11-21
9O-CENT CHECK
CAUSES TROUBLE

Worley Burke, the negro who
cashed check for ninety cents, rep
resenting to the accommodating
store keeper that it was for SO, was
arraigned in the court OF record yes
terday morning with other defend
ants, for plea. Burke pleaded guilty
and Judge Monroe sentenced him to
a term of six months in the county
Jail.
Burke, some time last month, re-
ceived from his employer a check for
half days work, amounting to nine
ty cents. Late in. the afternoon he
went to a store conducted by Mrs.
Kiedinger, 720 West Government
street, and asked her to "cash a
check for nine dollars" The lady,
anxious to get the negro, whose rep
utation was shown to have been bad,
out of the store, lost no time in look
ing at the signature, and saw that it
was signed by prominent business
man, whom she knew quite well.
When the cash was made up that
night, the small check was found,
and demand made on the negro for
the difference. When he did not make
good, he was arrested and from the
city was sent to the county courts.
He pleaded guilty to second larceny
yesterday.
Other defendants who pleaded yes
teray were as follows:
Willie Rhodes. assault; sentence
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-11-21
BUILDING WHARF At
THE MARINE WAYS

A strong and Observation-Disclosures
wharf is being finished at the ma
rine ways, the E. e. Saunders Com
pany doing the work. All the piling
is already in place, and the driver
which has been working there for the
past several weeks, returned to the
city late yesterday afternoon, towed
by the tug Florence.
1t was stated that very shortly the
wharf will be ready for use, and that
it will be an improvement on the
other one which the storm destroyed
when it swept the bay and section
recently.
The barge which was towed over
to the city yesterday afternoon, had
aboard the great steel cable which
had been used on the marine ways
for some years, and which is said to
have been replaced by a stronger one
A dozen barrels of glue, made at the
fish company's plant over on the
other side of the bay, were also
brought over last evening. This val
liable product finds ready market al
several points, but the consignment
yesterday was understood to have
been to the order of a firm in Penn
sylvania.