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II 4CO THE PENSACOLA JOURNAL SUNDAY MORNING NOVEMBER 7 1909

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2te811mP InventsFr r eople From

7I3O 1OBy BONNIE BURNHAMpm

THE WEEKS EVENTS 4

MONDAYMeeting of Nomads hostess Mrs Mallory Kennedy on North

DeSoto streetTUESDAY

Meeting of the East Hill Eufhre club hostess tMrs L M Davis on Lee street

Meeting of the Tuesday Bridge club hostess Mrs I HAiken on North Palafox street

+ Meeting of the Married Ladies Euchre dub hostess Mrs ML Roch on East Government street

Meeting of the Five Hundred club hostess Mrs Dan Murphy-on Hayne street

WEDNESDAYMeeting of the W C T U at the First Presbyterian church 9-

3m+ 49 Progressive euchre at the Progress club 8p m

Meeting of the Pastime Euchre club hostess Mrs Wm Ma4 Ibrie at No 914 East Strong street4 THURSDAY4 Meeting of the Thursday club hostess Mrs G Rupert on Ro

xaana street4 I FRIDAY 4

Meeting of the Social Card club hostess Mrs W Burch on4 East Belmont street

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4 9REFLECTIONS OF A WOMAN 9

41 Most men are just awfully rich if they can afford to waste 4

4 money after they are married9

4 Our idea of a very satisfactory wife is one who absolutely 44 refused to purchase ties and cigars for her husband 4

44 A soft answer has no effect generally upon a soft person 494 After a woman makes up her mind of course it doesnt take 4

her long to make up her face 49 9

A girls weakness for pretty stockings is apt to abide with her 44 until long after she breaks into the grandmother class 4

When two women commence to talk over the back fence his+ Satanic majesty hears a lot about their neighbors that he never4 even suspected before 1 <>

Hes a mean person wholl snore in church and keep other+ people awake 4

Philosophy will help some people even to endure the trials ofmatrimony > 4

44 Anyway the average grass widow escapes the annoyance of4 Being everlastingly told what a fine man her husband was 44 44 In the nature of things a wedding isnt a wedding if it

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THE CAMEL AS A TEACHER-

The camel at the close of dayKrteels down upon the sandy plain

To have his burden lILted offAnd rest to gain

My soul thou too shouldst to thyknees

When daylight draweth to a closeAnd let thy Master lift thy load

And grant reP ScpElse how could thou tomorrow meet

VIth all tomorrows work to doIf thou thy burden all the night

Dost carry thru

The camel kneels at brealc of dayTo have his guide replace his load

Then rises up anew to takeThe desert road

So thou shouldst kneel at morningsdawn

That God may give thee dally careAssured that He no load too great

Will make thee bearAnonymous

REVIVAL SERVICES AT WESTHILL BAPTIST CHURCH

There will be revival services thisweek at the West Hill Baptistchurch beginning tomorrow nightand to bo conducted by the pastorthe Rev Mr E E Rice All are In-vited to be present

MISS EDNA WALTZ-ENTERTAINED IN HONOR OFHER 17TH BIRTHDAY-

One of the pretty events of theweek was a birthday party given onlast Friday night at the home of Mrand Mrs G H Waltz at No 100SEast Jackson street uh honor of theneventeoath anniversary of the bIrthof their daughter Miss Edna Manyguests were present as the younghostess is held in high esteem amonghosts of her friends In the younger

I THE PURE FOOD STORE

PopCornT-

he regular oldfashioned kind thatyou read about ourforefathers poppingbefore the big openfire It pops just aswell or better overthe ordinary cook¬

ing stove heater orgas range Delicious-and amusing in thepopping 20ouncepackage 10 cents-

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Agents Nunnallys Candles

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set The parlor had been done Inpink and green floral effects havingbeen used while the dining room pre ¬

sented a cool and refreshing bower-of loveliness in southern smilax andcut flowers The course of creamcaKes and sweets was also attractive-and tempting-

Miss Waltz received a number otWetly gifts and many congratula ¬

tions relative to the happy occasion-

TO ATTEND SYNOD ATPLANT CITY FLA

The Rev tIre Julian S Slbleyleaves during the early part of theweek for Plant City Fla where he I

will attend synod He will be gonefor several days

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BROWNING CLUBMET YESTERDAY-

The Browning club held a linemeeting yesterday at the home ofMrs Boucher on East Brainardstreet An Interesting discussionwas conducted on Brownings various

I hidden meanings in the Ring andthe Book

AT CHRIST CHURCHTODAY

The Rev Mr Tyndell of Marietta-Ga will fill the pulpit today at Christchurch in the absence of the KevA Arnold Royce who is in New Or¬

leans Rev Mr Tyndell is a minister-of high recommendations and will beheard with unusual Interest today

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AT THE FIRST CHRISTIANCHURCH TODAY

The usual interesting services willtake place today at the First Chris ¬

tian church and all are invited to bepresent The Rev Mr Thos Lennoxwill be in charge and will have forhis subject this morning Loyalty-of Service and for tonight TheChristian Armor Special musichas also been arranged

SISTERS OF MERCYTHANK THEIR FRIENDS-

The recent baby show given underthe auspices of the Sisters of Mercyat the Armory haIl was a most sue i

cessful affair and the Sisters ask The I

Journal to express their thanks to thegentlemen for the use of thehall the ladies who worked so zeal¬

ously Prof Seels orchestra and allwho contributed to make the supperand entertainment a success

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MUSIC AT SACRED HEARTCHURCH AT THE 930 MASS

Director Prof Henry Seel1 Aspergos Gregorian

Sanctuary Choir and Chorus2 Introit Propruim Tozer I

Messrs Lannon Knipper JohnsonHayes and Seel

S Kyrie in two voices HoberleinSanctuary Choir

4 Gloria HamnaDouble Quartette Male Voices

5 Credo Gregorian

6 Offertory PropruimChorus

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7 Mobt Violin Solo SelectedProf Seel

S Sanotus Benediction Agnus DelHamna

Quartette I

9 Recessional Holy God-Chorus

EXHIBITS ARE BEINGRECEIVED AT THEFAIR GROUNDS

All day yesterday numerous exhib ¬I

its poured In at the fair grounds withthe result that the outlook appearsexceedingly bright for Pensacolas

I ibig show which Is to attract all dueattention this week Miss MargaretMcIntyre was present at the grounds I

l yesterday placing the exhibits and 1a

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STRONGBy Lydia E PinkhamsVegetable CompoundB-

ardstown K I suffered fromulceration otl1erfemale troubles forj on M a long time Doc-

tors had failed tohelp me Lydia E-PinkhamsVegeta

y r Compound wasj 1 i recommended and

> I decided to try itJ J It cured inytrouble

and made me well+ and strong BO that-

Id r I can do all my ownr + < work Mrs JOS-

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Another Woman CuredChristiana TennH I suffered from

the worst form of female trouble scthat at times I thought I could notlive and my nerves were in a dreadfulcondition Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound cured me and mademe feel like a different womanE Pinkhams Vegetable Compound isworth its weight in gold to sufferingwomenMns MARY W 3

If you belong to that countless army-of women who suffer from some form-of female ills dont hesitate to tryLydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Com-pound

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made from roots and herbsFor thirty years this famous remedy

has been the standard for all forms offemale ills and has cured thousands ofwomen who have been troubled withsuch ailments as displacements fibroidtumors ulceration inflammation ir¬

regularities backache and nervousprostration

If you want special alvicewrite-forlttolUrsPlnkhamLynnlUassfree and always helpful

NEW YORKSLATEST STYLESI-

n MIlHnery just arrivedCall and see them

Wilkins MillineryParlorsB-

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noting them correctly She will receive exhibits tomorrow from 7 until9 oclock and those who wish to en-ter should make no further delayThis is an opportunity for any num-ber of bright brainy women to showtheir enterprise and one whiciishould be grasped by all who wish toshow this mark of energy and pro-gress

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AT THE GASDEN STREETSUNDAY SCHOOL TODAY

Today is Rally Day at the GadsduhStreet M E Sunday school and theprogram as prepared for the day willbe especially interesting to all Thenew orchestra will furnish suitablemusic and other talent will foe heardfrom during the morning All per-sons

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interested in Sunday schoolwork are Invited to he present andespecially all those who have at one

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Manicuring Scalp Treat¬

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SeasonableDishes and-

RelishesNew Mackerel

Shredded CodfishRoll Corn Beef

CranberriesMince Meat

Plum PuddingSweet and Sour-

PICKLESWe are agents for

Lowneys Famous Can¬

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GROCERY CO

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ISouvenirs For

Fair Visitors I

You will want somethingdainty and worth while totake home from the Tri

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County Fair this week Hereare some suggestions

Handsome Hand PaintedBook Marks Hand PaintedArtistic Calling Lists Beau ¬

tiful Desk Blotters also Sou ¬

venir Sofa Cushions andeverything in this particular-line of highgrade art

Call in during Fair WeekYoull be greatly pleased

Mrs H V RendallThe Clutter Music Store

time been identified with the Gads< en Street Sunday school but forsome reason have dropped out Thiswill of course carry out the Idea clRally Day to a greater perfection-

AT ST MICHAELSTODAY

The following is the program forthe musical service of the high masstoday at St Michaels

1030 MissH CantataRev T H Kennedy celebrant

Asperges GregorianChorus

Kyrle RosewisChorus

Gloria RosewigMiss iMaiuie Dmanuel and Miss An-

nie Maher T Burns Trabuebue Sublett soloist and

ChorusOffertory Selected

Mrs John D ForemanSanctus Rosewig

ChorusBenediclusGounodCh-orusAgnus Dei Rosewig

ChorusThe following are among the

chorus Miss Mamie Emanuel MissEllie Baker Miss Marie DubuissonMiss Sophie Emanuel Miss SusieHargis iMiss Alberta Villar MissKate Cusachs Miss Florence BobMiss May Hall Miss Annette DILustro Miss Annie Mayer MessrsThos II Johnson T Burns Tra ¬

bue Sublette George Harvey 15

Johnson E J Hayes Mrs R CForest organist ChasT Herbertdirector

FIRST M CHURCH LADIES-TO HAVE EXHIBIT AT THETRICOUNTYjiFAJI t

A Ung of Sie buildingassociation of the First M E chiircwas held yesterday at Halmau halland plans made for the exhibit whicn

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the ladies are to make at the fairthis week This exhibit is to beespecially interesting from everystandpoint and the ladies are to becongratulated upon their enterprise-and ability in the matterFLINCH CLUB ENJOYEDPLEASANT TIME YESTERDAY-

The members of the New CityFlinch club enjoyed a happy outingyesterday across the bay the launchLena having conveyed the party toSanta Rosa island The game wasplayed at the pavillion and a finelunch served amid the interestingsurroundings The return was madelate last evening the event havingbeen voted one of the most pleasant-in the history of the club

MR JOHN MKENZIE DIES INWOODSTOCK CANADA

Friends of Mr John McKenzie-who with his sister and brother Mrand Mrs Stilton Cole left here forMcDavid Fla last June to make anew home will regret to learn of hISsudden death which took place Wed-nesday

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at his old home In WoodstockCanada where he was visiting Hewill be very kindly remembered hay-ing

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been a devout member of thePresbyterian church where he was-a regular attendant The Coles arestill in McDavid

A PITEOUS CALL TO EVERYMOTHERS HEART

There is a wee tiny bit of human ¬

ity a new born baby whose parents-are penniless and who were there-fore

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unable to prepare for its comingwhich is demanding the attention oievery prosperous full grown Pensacolian today

The Associated Charities in facthas been called upon the father thelittle stranger who has Inthe line of all the rich dainty thingsusually awaiting the coming of eventhe every day baby excepting per-haps

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a few stray rags with which toswathe its helplessness

Mothers who have had the pleasure-of preparation for events of thiskind sweetening perhaps the longafter stretch of years with the won ¬

derful thins maternity probably knowjust how this pauper mother hasfelt when every hand has been turn¬

ed against her and her popr handscould not secure the materials evenfrom which she would fashion thetiny garments-

The baby is a wee wee thing buta responsibility which rests heavilyindeed upon the God fearing noblehearted people of Pensacola-

It needs clothingan entire outfitin short for a newly born infant

This is a simple appealone thatshould reach the hearts of those whoare able to give and to understand-the real need expressed

The outfit should be sent tomorrow-to Secretary Charles P Hall of tlieAssociated Charitiestomorrow atthe latestA BEAUTIFUL BRIDGE FORMRS COCHRANE

Friends of Mrs Cochrane who al-though

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a Mobile lady is well knownhere will be interested in the follow-ingI

The first large card party of theseason was the brilliant bridge par ¬

ty given on Tuesday afternoon Inhonor of Mrs John T Cochrane orMobile by Mrs George A Searcy andMrs George R Rau says the Tuscaloosa TimesGazette There werethirteen tables the assemblage con ¬

sisting of a lovely array of Tuscaloosa women the invitations being

tGtilo married set Theguests and the notably gracious hos-tesses

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and the lovely guest of honorherself a former Tuscaloosa girlwith hosts of admirers made an oc¬

casion of notable brilliancy andcharm

The ibeautiful Searcy home onGreensboro avenue was never moreattractive There was a veritablewealth of flowers and ferns andpalms used artistically in the decora-tions

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of a house that needs little inthe way of adornment ever In theparlor pink roses predominated andin the library there were crimsonflowers only salvioas and dahliasand red roses making the room richand splendid In the dining roomthere were quantities of yellow chry-santhemums

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these gorgeous autumnqueens setting off the lovely apart ¬

ment most harmoniously and invit-ingly Palms and ferns were in allthe rooms and added to the charmor the whole place

The bridge game was an absorb-ingly

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interesting one and at its con-clusion

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it was found that Mrs Hen ¬

derson M Somerville of New Yorlcwas the fortunate winner of theprize a superb handpainted vaseThe consolation a beautiful platewent to Miss Anna Taylor Dononoand a dainty bonbon dish was pre ¬

sented to the guest of honor MrsCochrane The prizes were the ar-tistic

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handiwork of Mrs SarcyAfter the games there was served-

at tables an elegant luncheon thesalad course being accompanied vy-an ice and succeeded by coffee therefreshments carrying out a colorscheme of pink and white In thehall frappe was served as the guestsarrived Miss Anna Taylor Donohoserving

Mrs Cochrane wore an exquisitegown of cashmere de sole in the col ¬

or of ashes of roses

NOMADS WILLMEET TOMORROW

Mrs S P Mallory Kennedy will behostess tomorrow at the regularmeeting of the Nomads Following-is the program

1 Roll call2 The Rialto Mrs Gunter El

more3 Liberal Arts Mrs Walker An ¬

derson4 Reading The Merchant of

Venice leader Mrs Mallory Ken-nedy

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DAUGHTERS OF THECONFEDERACY TOMEET NOV 16TH

The regular meeting of the laughters of the Confederacy will be post-poned

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next week on account of theTriCoanty Fair The meeting willtake place instead on the 16th at thebivouac

LITTLE MARY LAMARGAVE BIRTHDAY PARTY

Little Mary Lee Lamar the threeyeArold daughter of Mr and Mrs-C W Lamar entertained a number-of charming tots at a birthdar partyOft Friday afternoon Those present

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Clothes which fall short in these qualities are as badin one country as anotherunless in any countryand-are quickly passed by

Men of discriminating fashions are wearing today-in the streets and clubs of London clothes made inAmerica by 4 1 1

SteinBlochan-d bearing the SteinBloch label

Never before in her history has England witnessed

such a sight-

It is a tribute worth while that SteinBloch are the onlytailors in America who meet the Englishmans stand¬

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have recognized in them the passport of the gentleman-

as indicated by the style and fit of his clothes

Their price is convenient to your purse and to yourselfrespect-

The full Fall and Winter collection of suits and over¬

coats is at your disposal in your own home town to beexamined and tried on at

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