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The Washington times., 1920-07-22
NEW YORK SYMPHONY SOCIETY.

It is announced by the symphony
Society OF New York, that Walter
Damrosch and the New York Sym
phony Orchestra will be heard next
season in Washington, for ten con-
ccrts-five to be given In the after
noon at the National Theatcr, and five
evenings at the Washington Fine Arts
Society. Baltimore will hear the or
chestra Ave times during the season,
The Washington times., 1920-07-22
A Girl Likes

to be the center of attraction and II
she has a smooth satin skin she AL
ways is. who would not rather hold
a satin soft hand? Since the discovery
Of Satin Skin Cream and Satin Skin
Powder, the secret Of a satiny skin is
waiting for you at our toilet counter.
The Washington times., 1920-07-22
Summer Tonics You
MAY Need

Pep.Phos contains Glycero.
phosphs Calisays and Nux
vomica. an ideal summer
tonic. One size ~. 30
Babek, 6Oc size ...... b3o
Fellows Syrup Hypophos-
phites, . sizes, Sl.l7 and Toe
Miles Nervine 500
McDade's Prescription, a
strong system cleanser that
purifes the blood. Larr"
bottle ................S-,co CT
Maltine Preparations sl.l0
Father Johns Medicine.
sl.l0 and sec
Gray's Glycerine Tonic,
s1.09 and ............ $50
Green's Nervurs ....Sl.lb
The Washington times., 1920-07-22

Ayers Hair vigor ..... $50
Barker's Hirsutus, three
sizes. $50, $l.7s and SEC
Carriers LuI-L Ha
Tonic ............ $l'W
C.rter's Eau de ouin:
inc ............ ..'.''' SA'VV
Colsa ate's Quinal, No.
or No. 2; two sizes, N:W
and ............... ooc
Crani. Tonic, large
sizc ............. oSo
Carbo.ine, one size. go. .ssc
Coke's Dsndruff Rom
edy, sec and ..........4oo
pandarine Hair Tonic.
75c. +3o and Csc
Fitche's Quininc Hair
Dressing. ......$l.sS and $50
Fitche's Dandruh
r omody, Soc and. ....... .ssc
Famo Hair Tonic.
sl.0o and $50
Hair vim Hair Tonic. Csc
Hays Hair Health,
Gsc and 800
Hcrpicids Hair Tonic. TO
md <2c; quart size, 80
applications .......... WV
Indol Auxilo ....... .25c
J.tamansi Hair Tonic. .75c
la Creole Hair Dress
Ing ....,.....,. ooc
Liquid Arvon, sl.Oo size .ese
Madden Hair Tonic. Si.oo
Morgan's Hair Oil. $50
Nelson's Hair Tonic. SOC
Meritol Hair Tonic, a fsv.
orite among the lsdies bccsus"
Il prevents loose hair and docs
not make the hair greasy;
two sizes. sl.00 nd....boo
The Washington times., 1920-07-22
EN A Little Care
E642l Every morning by brushing your teeth
ID with a scientific preparation like
@ Ipecol Dental Cream

will be q great saving to you in old age.
This cream whitens the teeth. Helps TO
remove tartar and makes the gums nrm
and hard. Large tube, &c.
The Washington times., 1920-07-22
Popular Toilet Articles

Pinaud's Lilac veeetal. .85c
Mary Garden Extract,
35.ls, S2.39 and ...... .Sl.2s
Djer.Kiss Toilet Water
Ma Nav. at Extract. $3.50, si.ss
and ......................o0c .o0c
Alysia Face Powder. .42c
Mavis Face Powder. Soc
Lablache Powder ..... .49o
Java Rice Powder, soc
Armand Face Powder,
81. 90 and 800
Dsesett & Ramsdell's
Colo Cream, tubes. Ice and loo
Daggett & Ramsdell's
Cold Cream. jars, Sl.ls,
Soc. $50 and. ...........2 .20o
Elcays Cream, Sac and. .23c
Holmes Frostilla ..... .23c
Ponds Vanishing Cream,
42o and .r..........21o
Palmolive Shampoo -. .69o
wanous Shampoo Bags. .l0c
Colgste's Shampoo. ... Soc
Cuticura Soap ... lSo
Physicians and Surgeons
Soap, cake ............1 loo
woodbury's Facial Soap Ito
Packers Tar Soap. =. .l9c
All White Rose Glyccr-
inc Soap, cake Gle, 3 for SOC
Palmer's Skin Success
Soap, cake ..............23 23c
Posiam Soap. cake. ale
Nadine Soap, cake. .... ale
Hair Vim Soap, cake. Csc
Q-Ban Shampoo Soap. .2lc
Tyreo's Antiseptic Soap,
Ceke 's.,..''. ooc
Comfort Powder, 49c and csc
Ayers Liquid DeodoriIer.
Soc and ............ =. $50
Everxweet, 42c and. 21o
Hush, at ........ ... gle
Meritol Non-Perspiro, q
liquid preparation, easy to
A. D. S. Depil.tory Pow:
Ba1in Depilatory ... .46c
The Washington times., 1920-07-22
Fresh Candies
Nelson's Assorted Nuts,

Nelson's Assorted Nuts, h0r
pound. .........
eOc Jordan Almonds, d0r
6Oc Lowell & CovePs Cream d0c
CarameIs, pound. d.................
soc HN.hey's MIX Chocolate h9c
Kisses, pound. ...................
3Oc Hoston's vanilla Sweet )Sr
Chocolate, half-pound cakes.
4Oc Planters whole saited )9r
Peanuts, 6-oa. jars. .!..........
4Oc U-AlI-No Cream 10r
Mfnts .......'''..
SOC Borden Milk Chocolate S0r
Cubes, one-pound boxes.
Mckenzie Fudge Bars, , f0c
for -.............. '''.'''.
Pure Gum Drops, az
pound. .....'.-
Reeds MIX Chocolate Fingers, doc
pound .............' ......'s''..
Chocolate Cocoanut Puns, d9c
pound ...................
The Washington times., 1920-07-22
Great Savings on This
List of Food Products

Armours Gr,pe juice, pit. 2sc; at. $40
welch's Grape Juice, pit. sec; at. ........ .62c
Burhams Clam, s3c. A2c and. CSC
Dandelon Butter Color 46o and ...........2 .23c
Bordsn's Matted Mix. S2.s6. 7so and ......42o
Horiick's M,lted Milk. q. 80, 7sc and $50
Psptosenic Milk. $l.l6 and. .bec
Philips Cocoa. ........... .............. 500
Brooks Barley. $50 and ...................23 .23c
Robipson's Barley, 4So and. ESQ
Johnson's Barley, $50 and. .......... ..... 200
Esksy's Food. -. &c. $50, Soc and. $50
Imperial Gr.num, sec, 500 and. ........ &c
Nestie's Food, 81. 90, Sec and ..............2s .2so
Meuin's Food. $50 and ......... ........ .43c
stesro Beef Cubes, $l.ss, CSC and. .........2 .2sc
Armour's Beef Cubes. es.......................2 $50
Hires Root Beer Extract. act......-............lS .lSc
Bee Brand Root Beer E1tract. .............lS .lSo
Our Special Blond Coffee, pound. .......... 400
ovaltine. sl.1o and. .........................5 SOC
Dryoo Dry Milk, $3.50 and. nd.................5s sec
The Washington times., 1920-07-22
In All Our Stores-- Thursday Friday and Saturday
Best Talcun1
PoUders

Barnards Antisepuc Boratel
Tslcum. in most all coral odors,
containing just enough boric
acid to make IL a cooling and
soothing antiseptic. Use freely
on the baby-it's absolutely pure
and harmless
The Washington times., 1920-07-22

They are wonderful
for Sick Headache,
Constipation, Bilious
ness, Indigestion, etc.
Duy n package today,
CSC Size, &c
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-29

year Many new titles are also ear
ried IN the famous Voliana story books
for children Also an exclusive line
Of beautiful Friendship books The
RaEgedy Andy stories. brother book
% Raggedy Ann. Is new for this year
and il accompanied by a clever Rag
gedy Andy doll.
The best novelties OF every conceiv-
able kind are 30 he found ~ these
local shops Hand made and hand
worked articles are shown and cons
plete lines Of beautiful hand made and
hand embroidered baby cnddlps Sand
and soap bubble sets. hand made doll
clothes, beautiful dest sets In MAZDA
Rasoar grass cloth and black leather.
hand painted. make wonderful gifts.
These and a wonderful array Of others
make the Pensacola shops a paradise
for the Christmas shopper.
Baskets IN willow and sweet grasses
are shown.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-29
WILSON OFFERS
TUMULTY NEW JOB


WASHINGTON Nov. as--Joseph r..
Tumuitv. secretary 20 the president.
has been offered by Mr Wilson an ap-
poiniment - the customs court % an
psaia. bit has reached no decision with
regard 20 ita acceptance This was
diAclosed tonight 90 n statement Is
sued ~ Mr.. Tumuity. prompted bv
various published reports a. 70 what
he planned % do when his duties al
the White House cease next March.
The statement also took notice OF
reports that AIR Tumulty planned 20
enter law partnership here with
former Representative r. r. Ansberry
OF Ohio.
n have made no definite plans for
the future ana have not under con-
si6eration law partnership Of any
Kind" AIR. Tumulty said. IL - true
that the president has generously Of
Tered 20 me the judicial post made va
cant ~ the death ~ chief Justice
Montgomery ~ the customs court OF
appeals. have this matter now under
consideration hut ave reached no de-
cision reEardlrE a.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-29

iron. the old fashioned door knockeY
| and door porters. incense burners. tea
/ BELLS ash trays and tobacco Jars
These are hand co3ored.
The baby Is well taken care 90 this
year and scores Of delightful designs
have been developed Ia hand painted
celluloid for tho pleasure of his Cor
herr royal hlghnass Noticeable are
"a number designed to keep him con-
tent ia his hathtub. sach as floating
toys of al kinds T0rkish rag dolls
crying rabbits and other kinds ~ ami
mails make charming gifts for the
younger members of the household
For the more exclusive shopper and
those desiring something unique in
Pensacola's glft shops and jeweiry
stores can be found designs shown in
New Yorks best Fifth avenue shops
GIFTS Of 1owelry are always welcome
% any girl or woman and especially
CfINISTMAS-- IT,. " - 80 II.
80 ~ the wift be one OF the handsome
and distinguished Sautoirs cameo pen
dauts in a mounting 81 which gold, on
"a black silk cord with green gold
slide. as shown az enc of the local
jewelry Etoreg. She'll canoes are
shown IN new designs 81 fancy gold
kAAA&&aH AAtAAs k&AN &atA&M M&fAHMM N& pearls
now so fashionable. are ia large de-
mand.
Perhaps one ~ the most attractive
OF the new tewelry novelties for this
year Is the black onyx dinner riag II
is tn greene gold mounting and tho
stone may 30 had in various shapes
Bar pins, Ia the larger sire. are fash
lomahIe now ard are ln demand ~ the
diamond and platinum combinations
shown. Fancy hair or tucking combs.
SET with briliiants and colorea stones
give Just the right finishing touch 10
a perfect couture and make charming
gifts. Fer The young girl brooches ~
seed pearls ia various designs are
beautiful and appropriate. Jeweiry
for men is developed o. green gold
and notably free from settings OF any
kind. Platinum Is more popular than
ever this year and 8 also lower n
price. The release ~ platinum held
rs the government for military pur-
poses has reduced its price by about
80 per cent. local jewellers say.
For gifts In silver and glass. the
most in demand Is the Sheffield sill
verware and the colored boraered
glassware a. varied designs and rolors
which ls new this year. The engraved
and cut glass and hand painted china
l. also shown ia many lovely new
patterns
Pcnsacolians. m the eft shops. have
the choice ~ an unusually beautiful
line Of Christmas booklets. cards and 1
seals this year The artistic and gen.
ulue English parchment Christmas 4
cards. booklets and notices are shown
ID 4 number ~ designs. hand painted /
These are new ON the market Tor this 4
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-29
Christmas Shoppers Haze
Paradise to Select From

There will bc no tired Christmas
shopper" this year. or ~ there is it
VIII be the shoppers fault for the
shops ard stores have put out several
weeks before Christmas n beautiful
line Of holiday goods with a selection
81 choice 50 varied that Il q sheer
delight 90 choose gifts FOR every one.
from the tiny hahf 90 great great
grandparents. For those who are wise
enough 20 do their shopping nbw there
Is plenty 81 time Ia which Go choose
Hud compare and tho additional sat-
isfaction ~ being waited upon BY
clerks whose nerves have not been
tried 70 the breaking point BY eager
and insistent shoppers.
Excellent lines IN evcrythinR arc be-
ms shown bst 81 Il In the toy depart
ments and shops and IN tho SIT shops
that the true Christmas shopper rev
els
Very nearly everything on the mar
ket O. ~ domestic manufacture but
several lines OF foreign manufacture
are being shown this year - the ever
popular harmonlcaa and harps which
have been notably absent In the past
year 90 two. The name % a foreign
manufacturer Is seldom seen and then
only on importations of china and a
few other like articles.
The domestic lines. merchants say.
show wonderful Improvement this
year. especially ia the new dolls ana
IA mechanical toys. The American
manufacturer are just becoming welt
adjusted from tho upheavai caused bv
the war and the inferior dolls or the
market during the time that there
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-29

were no Importation were duo 20
their necessarily hasty adjustment 60
meet an entirely new condition 81
manufacturing. They are now putting
cut excellent lines IN dolls.
Notable among new things shown
this year "a the extensive line OF edu
cailonai games These are la many
attractive form and are made suitable
for the wee kindergarfeuer as well as
for hlgh school pupils
Many New Animated Toys Are
Also shown.
The educational idea" seems 90 pre-
vail IN all Of tho newest toys and
amusements. Large wooden blocks
mind builders character huildiug
with blocks when whole family can
be formed wooden blocks for the
building ~ an animal circus are en-
tlrely new A Talking Book cone
tanning a record which can be PLAYED
on any photograph with the story t.
lustrated and told and with the writ
ten music O. a new novelty among
toys and drliRhtfully artistic ami
pleasing one.
one local concern shows a hcauti-
fnl line az Chiidrens writing desks ana
an improved model az the home edu-
catiouaj board. In keeping with tho
new idea of more attention being give
EN- athletics in the home and schools
and la the now idea ~ sociallxed ath-
lettca In the schools. This same firm
has introduced I'm the Christmas mar
ket a splendid limo ~ football goods.
guns and other sporting goods and
golf sticks.
l.
when suitable gifts are bard % choose.
are shown a wireless telegraph set
chemistry sets. new wheel toy from
which the boy can manufacture his
cwn Irish mails or wagons. electrical
sets which include everything ncces-
sarv % make an electrical motor. coin
tricks. magician sets. tool chests.
electrical trains. etc. These TOYS are
all moderately priced and are durable.
They are designed % furnish interest
and occupation
Among an excellent Ine on merhan-
Zeal TOYS 81 nestle manufacture is
shown q trac +. now this year tanks
much better designed than those az
last year. are shown aud new and
exceilcutly put-up toy 81 q cannon %
good size which by carbide and water
gives the explosion az real cannon
with no danger whatever possible 10
either the operator or others
A see-aaw, OF old time dying jenny
o. splendid outdoor toy Tor larger
children. Attractive pool tables for
are seen ln the local stores.
and for the little fellows Is a shoe rs.
4 large wooden toy n which one sees
a white swan design resembling "a
combined rocking horse and swlnE. In
front 81 an upholstered seat Is weed
en- tray.
A splendid lire of mechanical TOYS
light and heavy. are shown and include
a number 81 ideas newly developed
this year. Bicycles. tricycles and the
kiondyka for tho very small folks are
much la demand
a splendid line Is shown IA chill
drsns furniture and doh furniture
Christmas tree decorations this YEAR
are u great Improvement over those
~ last year. especially Ga the devel
opment 81 colored blown glass orna-
ments. which, are much larger and
more perfect IN destEn The low
priced stores carry a complete lire ~
TOYS and ornaments which are con
sidersd above the usual grade ~ low
priced toys
Among the novelties shown are cd
fashioned designs Ia hand wrought /
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-29
~ cora MOORE.
New Nork's Fashion Authority.

NEW York While at the moment
one sees a great many hats 0f duVe-
tyn, thc more formal ones are mostly
~ velvet or broeade ar. FOR very for
NAL wear, tulle or net
And Willie the duvetyn hats are more
or less 81 hriEht ctlors. elaborated
with embroidery. and turned abruptly
up from the face 90 one ANGLE Or ans
other. there Is an inclination toward
the hat that a. least partially shades
the face and the brim ~ which turns
in a more uneven line and with
moro moderate curve.
Moreover. they show these newer
hals. more variety than Tho duvelvns
boosted. as witness these three illus
tratcd models. each az which IS alto
eeiher different from any ono of the
others.
They are an a. dark velvet The os-
trich trimmed one black. with gray
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-29
7 II r z =

- - present whsa lie halnlef II
deputies discusses ihe question ~
Freneh representation NJ lhe Nstics
he hopes "a return ~ Ienfun Ae..
nessiay morning Ceu1. Ssora tlle
take pa~l lei tl conferences Wit
their CONS ssegatlpp af tita alieslsams
Greece IN view ~ the creek 9lema 4
for die RETURN ~ former king t.e1
~tsnlinr t. the throne has arrived
III ee
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-29
CONFERENCES ON
GREECE HELD UP
- AsaoeIatad 30. !

LONDON. New p The conference.
between Premiers LLOYD George AMI
Leyeues have been temporarily sus
pended owing 20 the Necessity af 10
french premier's return So Paris io.
morrow Premier Leygues is anxious
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-29
GAMBLERS CAUGHT IN
MUSC0GEE WHARF RAID

Muscogee wharf Melted twenty4four
gamblers yesterday afternoon IN raid
conducted hy Captain Harper Officers
O'ConneH and Commyns Of the police
department The arrests were Ell made
within one hours time. The gamblers
were IN two sections. the negro Sec
tlon running a skin game and sixteen
white men In a crap game.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-29
Goodness and
Cleanliness

are combined In the se-
lect atmosphere Of the san
CARLOS CAFE, a metro
politan restaurant of Pc
culiar excellence.
The support Of Persia
colians Is desired 10 help
maintain what travellers say
r. one Of the best eating
places in the South. Daily
table d'hote luncheon, 75c.
Service A7a carte seven
a. m. 70 eighty-thirty p. m.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-07-07
BOYS STORE USES
4 REVIEW PAGES
Denison Firm Announces Twenty-sev,
enth Annual July Clearance Sale,
Using Four Pages Of This Issue
SALE STARTS ON THIS SATURDAY
Every Department of Big, Store Coop
Grating and Hundreds OF Bargains
Are Being offered

The Boys store is using four full
pages in this issue of the Review to
announce their tWenty-seVenth annual
July clearance sale, Which VIII com
| mence on Saturday next and continue
throughout the month. This annual
event at the Boys store is always look
ed forward to by the people of this
community for it has long been a rec
ognized fact that a sale at this popular
store is an honest sale with values just
as represented.
Every department Of the big store is
cooperating in the sale this year and
hundreds of bargains are being offered.
The sale this year is larger than usual
and goods are being discounted more
than usual Owing to the backward
season spring merchandise did not
move. as had been anticipated The
buyers for the store stocked heavily,
having every reason to believe that the
demand for first class merchandise
would be even greater than a year ago.
With the rainy, cold spring, however.
buying was backward and the Boys
lind themselves overstocked just at the
season of the year when fall shipments
are beginning to arrive. In order to
move the present stock and make room
for the new goods they are Offering
merchandise at a figure which Will IN
sure quick selling.
Readers of the Review should not ov-
er!ook their announcement in this, is
sue. Read every page and mote the
many values offered. At this time
when we are all complaining Of the
high cost of living q sale Of this kind
means much in the way of saving.
The management of the store informs
us that all the merchandise offered is
from their regular stock and not a
single item has been shipped in for
sale purposes. The Boys carry only
goods of standard make and their repu-
tation is back of every sale. ~.
This sale will, without questions; att
tract buyers from a considerable dis
lance and those who attend early will
have the best selection.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-07-07
BAPTIST CHURCH

The Sunday school officers, teachers
and their families have picnic at the
Ballantine home near Arion in the late
afternoon this Wednesday.
Prayer meeting Thursday evening at
8 o'clock, at which time the quarterly
reports viii be given. Let us have n
good attendance at cur prayer meeting.
Sunday services as usual. Preaching
at 1920. Sunday school at 11:45. Sen.
Tor and Junior -. Y. p. U. ut 700, ioi-
lowed by the preaching service at 8
o'clock. Our pastor will give report
of the Northern Baptist convention
held at Buffalo in the morning service
and the b. Y. p. u. convention held at
Toronto at the B. Y. +. U. and evening
services.
The Mission circle will meet with
Mrs. r.. S. Cassaday. the president. on
next "Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
The lesson will be a living map, !con-
Quoted by Miss Craft, in which several
members viii appear in costumes rep
resentng the different phases of the
Home Mission work. 1t is desired that
all members be present.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-07-07
DEMOCRATIC ExTRAyAGANCE

] A great deal has been said about the
| extravaganza of the democratic admin
tistration and the reckless waste OF
money out of the war contracts entered
| into for no higher purpose than profit
! to the contractors.
| We wonder that the democratic con-
vention at San Francisco in its plat
| form can eXult over its record. 1t Is
! certainly the limit.
| We cite few instances to prove the
needless waste and extravaganza on
Mr.. Wilson's part:
| This administration spent S150,000,-
900 building port terminals at Charles,
| ton Norfolk and other places, from
which not a single ship sailed during
1.-the war.
| This administration spent .$2O,000,000
building a terminal up the river from
Charleston which ships could not reach
because the river was too shallow to
! float them.
This administration spent $120.000,-
900 building nitrate plants, but did not
| produce a pound of the powder used IN
/ the war.
This administration spent 100000
| 600 on tanks, but the first American
| tank reached Farnce after the arms
| tice.
This administration spent $1,000 O0,-
600 on shells, but only 1900 American
made shells reached our forces IN
| France.
| This administration spent $117,000,-
600 on gas, but not Il single American
| made gas shell was fired by the Ameri-
can forces in France.
| This administration spent $47S.OO0,-
600 on guns, but only two American
made guns reached our forces at the
| front.
| This administration spent $70.O0O,0O0
on a powder plant at Nitro, w. Va,
and sold it for 100000
This administration spent $7,000,OO0
| on q naval training camp in Virginia
after the armistice was signed.
In the nineteen months after fighting
stopped the democratic administration
spent more money than was spent dur
ing the nineteen months of actual war
fare
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-07-07
OVATION FOR HARDING

Senator Harding, the nominee fol-
president on the republican ticket, was
given a reception on his return to his
home in Ohio OF the fourth OF July.
His neighbors, irrespective of politics,
We'd with each other in showing their
pride in the fact that he was selected
as a standard bearer Of the republican
party.
The most prominent democrat in the
community was put forward to extend
to the candidate the good wishes and
appreciation of his neighbors in his Sc
lection as a candidate.
People came from every direction to
greet him and the remarks he made on
the occasion proves the worth of the
man. There was no vanity or self aG-
grandizement in what he said and he
assumed that whatever honor there
was in it belonged to his home com
munity and city.
Every day since his nomination re-
yeals something in conduct which COM
mends him to the American people. He
is able, courageous, dignifiedi and indie
pendent and will prove himself as Nc
Kinley did, popular candidate.