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The Hope pioneer., 1922-10-26

The Lemke-Frazer group centralized all possible power
in the hands of state Officials Power spend money
make appointments of of inspectors and to
create untold debts placed in the governors hands,
Also local ordered the
urer While all public ordered sent the Bank
OF North Dakota where it disposed of by Frazier and
his appointees with what disastrous results is we'll known.
This system of Capitalization of logically results
state slavery and official tyranny exploitation the
rank and file of tie people.
The Hope pioneer., 1922-10-26

The LemkeFraZier group has stooped to the drtiest
poll,cal tactics ever employed in this They made
poucal army out OF public employees and resorted to
TO get votes In 1916 they promised cheaper money better
prices and lower taxes for the farmers The farmer knows
tha he got the opposite Before the election in 1916
Frazier promised that the people would
given ample opportunity according the provisions of the
constitution to carefully consider all changes that might
be proposed in that document and yet he scarcely
Installed in his office when he urged the adoption of House
Bill "A and approved of proposition require the people
to Immediately approve reject the document without
chance to find out what in it. In 1920 he advised
holding the wheat for $500 buse the great loss of
not only the farmers who had faith in their promises but
to the state whole The price of wheat down in
spite of him then as it has done in spite of Nesos.
They making all sorts of promises in get
the voters to give them access to the Jobs and the public
treasures Are their promises any good now?
The Hope pioneer., 1922-10-26

The Lemke-Frazier group Of which Townley is the
leader and whose program mapped out in this state
originally by Eugene " Debs Charles Edward RUSSELL
Walter Thomas Mills and other advocates of the MARKHAM
socialism have denied that they quietly support
ing the MARKHAM theory of materaistic civilization which
holds that the idea of God is the keystone of
civilization that must be destroyed Socialism insists that
the root of liberty equality and culture is atheism Noted
socialists put in educational institutions
ganzers" to among people sought through
the columns of Appeal Reason the Socialist
paper in the world.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-11-19

MT SEEMS like an awfully lot for one
II company to serve us with electricity
in our homes provide our city with
| IL street cars and to also keep in stock
! for US the best in electrical appli-
ances that we may pay for as we pay
our electric bill, each month.
! I wonder if we ever fully realize what
| we owe to our public utilities. I believe
we are all more or less inclined to just
| take things for granted and believe it is
our right to always have perfect electric
service in our homes and always a street
car handy to get to and from town OF
elsewhere. Unless you have lived, as
have, where there were street car strikes
which lasted for days and weeks while
we trudged through the snow for miles
to work, or where every once in while
we had a sharp rain storm and the lights
all went out and stayed out for hours at
time. If you have, then you know just
how much to appreciate the excellence
of the service which is enjoyed in Pen
sa cola.
Yesterday when 1 was in the office of
the Electric Company it was rather chill
ly and damp outside, but inside it felt
like sunshine from the coy glow heat
ers which We're placed here and there.
These are such good things to have in
the home or office for individual use or
to heat UP the bathroom in a hurry.
They are also fine to use for dressing
the children in the cool mornings for
even if they are tipped over there is no
way for fire to ignite, as it is protected
in every way. Then there are so many
other devices on display, such as the
beauty and health Vibrator-the wonder
full little machine of dozen uses. This
is one of the pleasantest ways of pre-
serving your own health and beauty at
home,-no need to consult a specialist
Or if you've ever known the pleasure of
owning vacuum cleaner-it's like using
electric lights. you never want to be
without one. 1t means so much in saw
ing of time and labor and reduces your
housekeeping cares to a fraction Of time.
I could not possibly take time to talk
about everything separately and can only
make a few suggestions, but you should
go around there and ee~for yourself.
One of the newest Of the exotic ma
terials 50 favored now is Chinese bro
eade creating a note Of luxurious color.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-11-19

mann HERE do you go for your drinks
WMB We always go to the Olympia or
WfW the Isis, of course. Have you ever
wv tasted any "Grandma's Pudding?'
It's an Olympia special and 1t S
pretty hard to beat. In fact 1 think you
will have to go q long way before you will
find any kind Of a soft drink or ice
cream dish that is in the same class with
what they serve us at these two places.
And another thing so much worth while
is their candles. It's a pretty hard mat
ter to pass their show cases, or even the
windows outside, without dropping in and
laying in a supply. 1 notice when we do
go into either of these attractive places
we usually find some of our friends there
and L know when we walk down Palafox
we seldom pass the Olympia. We nearly
always go in.
So il you want a regular drink, or to
see your friends or to enjoy a quiet Gos-
sip for little while, OF all Of these
things at one time, just drop into either
the Isis Candy Kitchen or the Olympia
Confectionery.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-11-19

NV HEN you buy your groceries do
MANI you Just ask for a can of pine
MN apple, of pears, or of some par
w ticular kind Of vegetable-Or do
you realize the decided superior
ity of some brands over others?
Several years ago, in fact, soon after
I started housekeeping and buying my
own groceries / acquired the habit of
always asking for the particular brand
which I knew to be the best, regardless
Of the price, for I learned that when I
bought always the cheapest. kind l
often had to waste the whole can. l
know you have looked many times at the
appetizins dishes pictured on the pages
OF the big national magazines over the
name Del Monte" have come to
realize that in canned goods the name
Del Monte always stands for perfect
satisfaction. Under this label is put up
not only the best in sound fruits and
vegetables but also ketchup and salmon.
Just make a careful comparison of the
Del Monte products with the other va
rieties which you have been using and 1
know you will agree with me in my per-
sonal opinion. And when ordering after
this be sure to stress the fact with your
grocer that you want only Del Monte
brands.
You can always get it here because
the wholesale grocery firm of Welles-
Kahn are placing this line in the Pensa-
cola stores.
And another thing they are handling
that I believe to be better than anything
else of the kind is the Marcella brand Of
tiny extra sifted peas. Since I first pur-
chased these I have used them exclu-
sively and they have a flavor which is
distinctly their own.
Put these two names down on your
grocery list and whenever you are order
ing fruit or vegetables in cans say del
Monte" or for lies petits pois'' always
say 'Marcella.''
I think we might call this the day of
the can" for certainly about ninety per
cent of everything we eat comes out of
can and we surely need to know and
be sure that the brand which we are
buying for our own table is the best OBJ
tainable.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-11-19

uUAVE you ever been separated g..
one very near and dear In va.
: InI longed to have q photo ~.
! I'LL would bring their features ..
clearly to your mind-or bsr.
allowed your children to grow u, ,rt..-.
preserving the childhood years in ,,..-
graphs? At my, mothers home We r.,
many, many photos Of friends 3-, w..
tlVes from many years gone ny s--
when L go home and look throvr5 49,.
as frequently do, live again in M
cries OF dear ones who scattered ovs- =.
earth and some Of whom have ga-o -.
to another world.
have little son who is growing r.,
ger each year. He won't be h..
much longer, but [ do want a kss-
ways fresh in my mind tie menu
his baby smile and Of his baby en-
sions-and there is only one yvsv =,
it-photographs. And I have M
whose home is far from mine ana o..
only way I can show her the .asry
through the years is through nra..
graphs. And through her many ph,,,
Of us she lives again in our chjIdo,of-
and SO each mother OF US.
In Pensacola there ts a studio which
gallery OF beauty and art You :
realize that am speaking Of Bells.
am sure there is no one in mis- ca.
who has not at some time been ND TA:,
and admired the many beautiful fsos
reproduced there. On the wall ha-.
number whose coIoring is so wonde-n
done that 1 had to examine them W.
closely before I was sure they wer. p,
paintings. A photograph with the s.
signature is nothing less than mast.
piece OF Photographic art.
And now that the holiday season
coming on and everyone is getting gss.
to send photos to their dearest a7d h..
friends and loved ones you must az g.
member that everyone can't have ,.s
taken and finished in the last vs.
There are very few weeks and rq.
want the artist to have the right IN.
to give to your work you will hsy-
done just as soon as possible and aor nj
to rush in at the last minute.
And / know L appreciate no cir. ~ ]
from friend than a real photogrs.,
The Vasaries Of fashion dictate that
the days grow colder and wJrt.r u
prosehes our hosiery becomes more ,r..I
SnIHon silk is now far in the lead.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-11-19

80 wanted an interesting story book
for my small three year old-son the
other day and passing the Pensacola
u Stationery Company saw just what I
wanted in their window. Going inside
I was surprised to find such complete
display of children's stories and suitable
for all ages. I bought a little book about
the three little pigs and. have been read
ing It, night and morning ever since.
Not only were they we'll stocked in
children's books, but in books Of all kinds
including all of the newest. novels out. Ii
is a very interesting place in Which to
spend a half hour 'or SO of your time
After you have chosen the new books
which you want to read, you will be in
terestcd in the gift display. N one case
they are showing beautiful books ends
and in such widely different designs. Then
you will see the popular gayly colored
baskets for the sewing table, attractice
picture frames. and many beautiful
framed pictures. There are doubtless bare
places on the walls in your home for
which they have just the right picture or
framed verse.
office supplies and you will be pleased
to know that here you can obtain your
'Montag' sta tionery.
And going farther back you will see the
little glass enclosures where they will
demonstrate to you the merits OF the Vic
trola and Victor records. They have a
splendid stock of machines in all sizes
and all prices, I noticed which would be
very graceful addition to any living or
music room. 1t is a beautiful piece OF
furniture and means many hours pleas
antly spent.
they are showing now a window of
pottery which they are selling at re-
6uction of twenty percent.
The Wisest could ask no more Of fate
Than. to be simple, modest, manly, true,
Safe from the many, honored by the
few;
Nothing to court in church, or world,
or state,
But inwardIy In secret to be great.
LOWELL.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-11-19

( Exu HE OTHER night dad and mother
came home from town ravinR
| about the Parlor Market. They
III had been in there purchasing for
dinner and were delighted with
everything they saw. Mr.. Bell was just
weighing a barrel OF pecans which he
was getting ready to ship out TO Mont
gone1y.
Pecans are their Zig leading special
AMI n;,ve never IA my life seen go many
of such quality and size. When J went
in there 1 sampled" and have never
tasted sweeter meat. They have two
varieties. the smaller being the Stuart"
variety and the great large ones The
''Frotcher." They are all paper shells
and will crunch and break in your hands
The majority of these nuts come from
the Bells own pecan grove CT several
hundred trees. They are selling them
both shelled and in the shells.
The Parlor Market is the best equipped
market l have ever seen and l thlnk
they sell everything you can think Of
that could possibly be handled in a store
of this quality. They appeal particularly
to the better class of people. to the fas-
tidious and handle only this elaes of
merchandise.
You will find meats of every kind and
the very best cuts, fish OF all kinds, oys-
IeAS anu shrimp, always fresh, dairy
products including butter, strictly fresh
eggs, and cheese; vegetables and fruits
OF all kinds and the best obtainabIe in
canned and bottled goods such az
ketchup, oil, vinegar and many other
sauces.
IT is always a pleasure to shop where
You know everything is always the best
OF its kind. where You are sure of
courteous service at all. times, and
where You know everything is spotlessly
clean.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-11-19

N0TILL one thing remains to furnish the House
~ Beautiful the most important thing of all, with
~ out which guests and books and flowers and pic
lures and harmonies of colour only emphasize the
fact that the house is not home. I mean the
light in the that from kind eyes, from quick
unconscious SMILES from gentleness in tones from little
unprecedented of from habits of fore
thoughtfuness for another-al that happy ilumna
ton which, inside of house. corresponds to morning
sunlight outside falling quiet dewy fields. 1t is
atmosphere really regeneraed of many sefcontros of
much forbearance of training in self sacrifice but by the
time reaches instructive expression these stern genera
tors of it hidden in the radiance resulting 1t like
a constant love-song without words, whose meaning is
eve glad that alive TOGETHER 1t is low
prevailing music, felt not heard which begins each day
with the good morning., and only ends in the dream
browse beyond goodnight" 1t is cheer; it is peace
it is trust it is delight it is all these for and all these
in each other
WILLIAM CLAIMING GANNETT.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-11-19

1N SHOPPING in Pensacola have
found there is no one place where
can get the majority Of the things
il which 1 wish to purchase but that
the best plan is to shop around One
week find what l want in one shop and
the next time in another and it is always
of interest to note who has received new
stock and in what lines he excels, The
other day / heard a friend say Il always
find the shirt waist l want at For
cheimer's". I decided I would soon drop
in there and see what they had for me.
found other things just as appealing as
their unusually good line of waists
They had just received new shipments
Of frocks,-frocks of all kinds from
Poiret twill and tricotine street frocks to
new and airy evening frocks. One par
ticularly appealing model was in paisley
combined with black chiffon velvet
which was the most striking OF the many
new designs fashioned from these pop
uiar materials. This was in a group ~
misses frocks which run in sizes from
fourteen to twenty years. 1t seems to
me these sizes fill a particular lack in
Pensacola as usually it is very hard TO
find attractive styles in the small sizes
And there were many other frocks of
great individuality and appeal.
Forcheimer's carry an unusually at
tractive show case of novelties you will
find earrings, necklaces and other fam
cies which have that decidedly differ
ent' air, things which add just the
unique touch to your. costume; giving
1t a quaintness OF individuality and
charm. These trinkets lead your innag-
inaton back to the days OF your grand
mother and old fashion gardens and fin
gerless silk mittens and little coquettish
curls bobbing before the tiny ears.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-11-19

DOL zippy morning makes me
~ think OF the woods and hunting
outfits and birds and long hours
W Of tramping and breathing in great
deep breaths OF brac1ng outdoor
air. Truly this is the weather we have
been holding our breath and waiting
for-air is fresh and bright with sunshine
Can't you just hear the bark Of the dogs
and see them leaping over the fields?
can. I Just have to close my eyes ana
I'm gone way out yonder where the
birds are thick Hush! Pretty soon Wen
flush a covey. il were careful-there
they go-Quick, get that one-Good.
Season opens tomorrow and the 1un ~
on. Remember last year when you
crawled out at five in the morning
pussy footed around the house so you
wouldn't wake the rest Of the family
met the rest of the crowd and you
dropped in somewhere down town Tor a
cup OF coffee and arrived out in the far
woods just before dawn broke through
the clouds.
Well now it's this year and the season
is opening again. How about your guns
and shot and bags, jackets and every
thing that goes to make a regular nun
tar's outfit? The Wilson Arms ana
CYCLE Company is the very best pace
not lust IN Pensacola, but in the state
OF Florida to get your things. Ihey
fit you out with eVerythihs you n9
and give you gratis any, information
Won, want as to the best places for. the
birds and everything else you want TO
know along these lines
And not only are they well equipped
for shooting and hunting, but, also lot
svery other kind OF sport you can name
It's a real true sportsman's store with.
everything the heart Of, the sportsman
can desire. And for the holidays theE
- ,,44Iro IN rnany suecial attractions
yor the Youngsters in the way OF
bicycles. and outfits and supplies for all
aortS OF healthy outdoor hoy games
which make OF them good material
@hich will make strong mon. Don't pass
over the importance Of sports in the
development OF your boy and you can
see the proud grin on his face when
Christmas morning finds him all logged
Win Won on that shooting expedition.
ZEN be aa rare n treat for him as for,
YOU and he can't learn too young.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-11-19

Dear Folks:
n you were to wander almlessly
through a gallery OF art where hang
paintings Of the grand DANES and
fine gentlemen Of former days you
would find many a fashion influence
inc the creation Of the modes, Of to-
day.
To such modern ARTISTS as Chanel.
cherut, RoIande, Worth and the
others 10 given tho privilege Of re-
producing the most exquisite Of
these fashions in our modern frocks.
Not to any one ago do we owe the
versatility OF the newer fashions, but
rather TO the best from each age. In
one frock OF rich fabric combined
with fairy lace we are reminded Of
the spIendor Of old Venice, while
another close. by brings to us the
severe simplicity OF the Moyen Age.
on one you will note the richest OF
almost to severity. And again you
may see a frock Of the bouHant
lines OF arandm others day and the
tho hoop skirt, while standing near
may be one slim and straight.
II would seem as though each
creator Of fashion had tried to give
US an individual and charming inter
probation Of Wins Of many ages as he
sees them and the result II a medley.
On only one point do all seem to agree
and that is that the skirt must be
long or longer. Your waist line may
be under your shoulders ar far down
on the hips, your sleeves may be any
length or not at all, your collar may
be under your chin or as low as dis
erection bids, but your skirt must be
long.
And now. il behooVes each Of you
TO study your own type to wear the
lines which are most Becoming 70
you, TO choose carefully and with
much thought. the costume which
viii strengthen and bring out your
best points, 60 dominate your
clothes, rather than allow them to
dominate you. Express youn per-
sonality in each garment you wear
let each Froek interpret your mood.
Sincerely,
POLLY PAGE.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-11-19

w yesterday Mr.. Elebash was show
W ing me some of his newest arrivals,
II all OF which were interesting-sone
Il of them more so. First he showed
me some awfully clever bridge sets
III blue and rose leather cases. Each case
contained two packs, two sc3ra nads
and pencil and one unusually fine one
contained four packs, four table numbers,
four small Ecore pads and a beautiful lit
tie metal pencil.
In mis- window he is showing the new
cigarette holders in ivory with sterling
silver, gold filled and enameiIed band
lngs on them. He told me he had sold
one that day to someone who Is going to
present it to his best girl. What would
grandmother say?-But then ne isn't go
ing 20 give 1t to grandmother.
Ana another very dainty and exquisite
gift is little silver flask-quite small
ana FEMININE suppose it is for per
fums. ] couldn't possibly imagine what
else 1t could be used for, although ths+
would be rather large supply of per
rune to carry around in your pocket or
party bag, for which these little fiat
TASKS seemed to be specially designed
fhere Is also a place for engraving yopr
monogram for better identification,
he has also just received some very
good looking platinum settings in varied
SnApes' otner things 1 particularly no
ticed IN passing were little mesh brace.
ie.s' ehamelled top vanities, leather cases
"it WIN comm ana mirror in sterling silver
setslns' ana many other gifts appealing
10 feminine vanity. l was very much In :
terested in the dinner sets showing in one
OF the cases and more particularly in one
in Nippon in beautiful pattern. Tbere
are 30 many gift suggestions II is irpos-
sible to cover them in a readable articl. .
The best and easiest way to do is to
crop IN and see for yourself. You will
find many solutions to your Christmas
problems.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-11-19

il know that we are actually having a
reduction in the cost of one of our
daily necessities, after all these years of
steadily rising prices. was talking to
Mr.. Gross. Manager OF the Pensacola
Gas Company, the other day, who ex-
planned to me just what it means to me
and to every householder who burns gas.
1t simply means that to everyone Of us
who burns over two thousand cubic feet
of gas per month there is a reduction on
all excess and l guess there are mighty
few of us who burn this little or less. 1t
also means that if we want to install
anything in the way OF gas stoves, heat
ers, gas fireplaces, or other commences
in this. line that we can count on get
ting our gas at the reduced rate which
this sliding scale will allow. Otherwise
we would have to pay the full rate on
the average cost.
In looking over the heaters, ranges and
other things which they display in their
show room made particular note Of the
instantaneous heater which does exactly
what the word expresses. You don't
even have to touch a match but the
heater is SO attached that when any hot
water faucet in the house or building is
turned on the water is instantaneously
hot Then too, there are the smaller
heaters for installation in bath room or
kitchen which give you hot water at the
touch of match. In addition to
number of different designs in kitchen
ranges, they are showing a heater
which will fit into any fire place, Civ
ing a beautiful even, clean heat. All
you have to do is turn it on, touch the
match and in a few moments you have
soft radiant glow, as the suns rays.
There is no labor and no cleaning up
after such fire, which can be burned
for hours at a very moderate cost, Civ
Ing just as fine heat as any fuel.
And this is neither gas" nor "hot
air., but just the simple and interesting
truth.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-11-19

The Moving Finger writes; and, having
writ,
Moves on: nor all thy Piety nor Wit
Shall lure it back to cancel half a Linz,
Nor all thy Tears wash out Word Of it.
-Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-11-19

Ribbons are again playing an inpor-
tant part in the costume and are often
shown as q part Of the frock, rather than
merely an accessory. Broad ribbons,
much figured are much used.