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FrtlE PENSACOLA JOURNAL FRIDAY MORNING NOVEMBER 12 1909 5

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JSJ andPhone 38 Phone 38 iPFrom eople Events From-73Oto1Opm2to6pm

By BONNIE BURNHAMI

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Meeting of the Social Card club hostess Mrs W Burch on 0East Belmont street

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A PRAYER

1 God bless our Wobbly PresidentGive him a new backbone

And grant him grace to have thenerve

To say his souls his own4 Behold him Blowing hot and cold

Assuming various groundsAnd While he holdcth with the hare

He runneth with the hounds

Expert in anibidexterousnessHe playeth fast and loose

lA bird with eagles piercing screamBut talons of a goose

Deliver him from Aldrich KnoxAnd from Joe Cannons power

Wo want no weakling at the helmIn this momentous hour

Oh may a healthy change come oerThe spirit of his dream

Bid him unfurl proud Freedoms flagAnd Let the Eagle scream

Direct him in the ipaths of rightShaw how and where and when

And may the God of Nations guideOur Ship of StateAmen-

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TONIGHT IS THE NIGHT4 OF THE REUNION

Tonight at Rafford hall at 8 oclockan Interesting event will take place-In the reunion of the I O O F manyuuests to be present ibeside the regu ¬

lar membership The place is beingfittingly decorated a fine program isbeing prepared and refreshments willbe served immediately at the close orthe speaking This is an order orwhich Pensacola is especially proudhaving waxed strong and flourishingduring the years which have markedits history in local fraternal af-fairst U

SOCIAL CARD CLUBMEETS TODAY

The Social Card club meets today-at tho home of Sirs W Burch onEast Belmont street These meet-ings

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of this delightful club are alwaysfull of the keenest interest to all whobelong

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YOUNG PENSAcoLIAN-WHO IS MAKING GOOD

Mr Prank W Broughton who left-S tcItyfqnr years ago toJbattle with

L I worm in general and to makegood after the fashion of all ener-getic

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in a manner which makes his home-town very proud of him Mr Brough-ton

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who is but 23 years old holds aresponsible place with the commis-sioner

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of Indian affairs Mr Robert CValentine the young Pensacolian be-ing

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his secretary Starting in asmessenger boy at the nary yard hereMr Broughton was transferred to theI

AN HONEST DOCTORremarked to his patient who had beencured by Lydia E Pinkhams Vege¬

table Compound atter his efforts hadrailed Mrs Weber I do not believe-In patent medicines tout I will say thatLydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Com-

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is the best medicine ever dis-covered

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for women Continue to useIt This Is another link in the longchain of evidence to prove the relia-bility

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of this standard medicine forI omen

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tc NEW YORKS

LATEST STYLESIn Millinery Just arrived

Call and see them

Wilkins Millinery

j ParlorsBlount Building

r THE PURE FOOD ST-OREVISITORS

to th-eTriCounty FairYou are invited to vis¬

it this the Pure Fooda Store every day you are

in Pensacola Therewill be something newfor you to see every dayYou could not learn allthe good points about-our enormous and vari-ed

¬t grocery stock if you

stayed here a monthHowever there are

many good things to eathere that will interestyou and your family

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Sol Cahn GOAgents Nunnaltya Candles

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war department at Washington goiuefrom there to Clayton X M as chietclerk in the land interior office While-in Clayton the Pensacola boy was alsoclerk and treasurer of the town Laterhe secured his present fine positionwhere he has been making a good rec-ord

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for himself-It is such boys af Frank W Brough

ton in whom Pensacola people takedecided interest-TOMORROW IS ARBOR DAYWITH THE GADSDEN STREET-M E LADIES-

All those who are planning to <lidthe ladies of the Gadsden Street ME church in their work of bcautifying the groflnds about the pardonage tomorrow should begin makingthe nature of these special efforts

Iknown The plants shrubs trees oranything you may be thinking of do-nating

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for the good of the causeshould be left at the parsonage JOSEast Jackson street before tomor-row as that is the day which is si taside for the diggingsMISS CALLIE GENTRYVISITING IN CITY

Miss Callle Gentry who is ono otMiltons handsomest young ladies isvisiting her aunt Mrs D Wilson onSouth Reus street Miss Callie is heroto visit the Fair the circus and tela ¬

tivesW C T U REGULAR MEETING-AT FORT BARRANCAS-

The W C T U held its regularmeeting at Fort lJarrancas on Wed-nesday

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night in the gynnsium asusual Mrs M E Wilson conducted-the meeting making a strong moth¬

erly appeal to the boys to follow theteachings of Christ Her remarkswere both eloquent and pathetic Themusical features were also in ¬

teresting and it is gratifying to learnthat interest is rapidly increasing inthese particular meetings-

REV MR A A ROYCERETURNS-

The Rev Mr A A Royqe has re-turned to Pensacola after a pleasantvisit in Xew Orleans He wiH preachas usual Sunday at Christ churchAT SALVATION ARMYLAST NIGHT

Rev Thomas Callaway of the FirtBaptist church aided in the goodwoFk of saviHgBoalBat the SalvationArmy quarters last night toy a par ¬

ticular fine address which found in ¬

stant favor among all who heard itA number of the local divines havebeen aiding in the interesting cam-paign

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inaugurated by Adjutant Grimshaw and they deserve much creditfor so doing It is evident in a caseof this kind that purely noble impulses of the purest sort of generosi-ty

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and the desire to accomplish muchgood prevails and the local congrega-tions

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whose pastors have officiatedshould take pride in this factMRS AVERY ENTERTAINED-AT BRIDGE

Mrs Avery entertained at a pleasantly informal bridge party on Wed-nesday

¬I night a few favored friendsI having been present The honoreewas Mrs Jackson of Louisville Kj

MEETING OF THETHURSDAY CLUB

A meeting of the Thursday clubwhich was pleasant indeed took placeyesterday afternoon at the home orMrs G Rupert on Roman treet Theefforts of the hostess to make theafternoon an interesting one for herguests were wholly successful delici

1 oils refreshments being served andj several pretty features enjoyed Theprizes were unusually pretty Mrs M

I D Merrill winning first honors MrsRady the lone hand and consolation-andI Mrs Commyns the booby Thenext meeting will be with Mrs M PBonifay on Romana street-

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FRESHMANAT 79 YEARS

I you imagine a nice gentle oldhady of 79 years wearing spectacles

antI with gray hair smoothed over herI forehead suddenly rising from herseat and exclaiming

Wahoo Walioo Rip Zip Bazoo-Ii yell I yell For O S IV

Would sound rather peculiarwouldn it

Well thats just what Mrs A DWinship of Racine Wis does everytime theres a foot ball game there for

i shes one of the most enthusiasticfreshmen in the school

I There arc not many college fresh ¬

men aged 79 and none other womanthat old in school at all so Mrs Winship haS a distinction that she knows-is remarkable

j But its very easy to explain whywhen most people are thinking of en-

tering their second childhood thatI she is just starting to win an A Bj degree

Two years ago she visited friennsI here and attended a lecture on psy-

chology by one of the professors at-I the university It was her hobby

LIFE OF A PIMPLE

Complexions are Cleared and PimplesDisappear Overnight Without

TroubleTh dispensers of poslam a new

skin Discovery ask that notice begiven that no one is urged to pur-chase

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it without first obtaining anexperimental package Everyone whohas tried it knows that the fiftycent-box on sale at the Crystal Pba-raacy and all drug stores is suf-ficient

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to cure the worst cases-o eczema where the surfaceaffected is not too large The itchingceases on first application It willalso cure acne tetter blotches scabscalp hives barbers and every othtiform of itch including Itchingfeet Being fleshcolored and contain ¬

ing no grease the presence of poslam on exposed surfaces such as thefare and hands is not perceptibleWater and soap cannot be used inconnection with it as these irritateand prolong skin troubles sometimeseven causing them

As to the experimental package ofposlam it can be had free of charge-by mail of the Emergency labora¬

tories 32 West Twentyfifth StreetNew York It alone is sufficient toclear the complexion overnight antito rid the face of pimples in twentyfour hours

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RHODESFUTCHCOLLINS FUR CO

26 and 23 E Garden St

Health and BeautyCulture Massage-

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Chiropody

Freckles and Wrinkles Re ¬

movedSuite 38S390 Brent Building Phone333

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We Iron theCollar of aMans Shirtso that the edge is smooth andround x> it will fit the neckpmp rly Thats a point worth< ndering Ktiitleinen

I NEW METHOD LAUNDRY

E W LAWRENCE ProprietorI

1517 W ROMANA ST I

Phone 186

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this study of the mind She alwayshad brnn interested in the materialeffort of mental effort

She had a dream that generallyonly conies to a person in youth itwas a dream of knowledge

I have a motto that rules my lifeshe explained hIt is To live thatmy attending angel be no less anangel for his walk with me

She has registered this year for twocourses in psychology and one in Eng ¬

lish literature She has no dread ofmidterm or final examinations and Isan ardent rooter for the footballeleven She attends all the gamesand notwithstanding her marvelouscareer is just as humble as any otherfreshman

Mrs Winthrop is living in the nowand in the future She says she willlive long past S3 If she reaches thatage and all goes well she will get herdiploma

MISS ADELE SPIES COMPLIMENTS-MISS BANCROFT AT A LINENSHOWER

This week is truly brides week withthe many pretty weddings crowning-the love romances and the many love ¬

ly antenuptial affairs given in complitneut to next weeks brides

Yesterday a very delightful and en ¬

joyable affair was introduced into theafternoon hours when Miss AdeleSpies entertained at a linen shower ather home 19 Montauk avenue at 4clock in compliment to a popularNovember bride Miss Maude Ban

I crofttWith all the sunshine that is ilium

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The Better Kind of Nursery Servicet 1 Yu plAnt tree for a lifetime Ytall ia before they romp into lx> saduil th1 S U eiri > 1 tJ hither r ot vu r t the ant f you pad for All nur

x TIt a 00 j O h That method but we have a better aoae that meaaa-ereitI cr Ji ai to Ehl lanttr

I 42 Glen Saint Mary Trees AreI

4eTested in the Nurseries

i ifc TJ r ean tfcat vc do nil the piptnaientine w know how and when eachrri 4i i T i froitJt hat roar ie expected t st If it doe not promixp hand

l roOI to inakp aood it i rrj tej tJHn there never Ee Into or-t U tf1 i HH offer ho>dnock of iriti of t ruit and NutH Ko and

c OrrumontBi Our en pk ee are FilJert mei each trained to hU dutyMe aI1 iLdly iKslp nu e lect tht rieht kind of lrer and Plante fur

ir ur > o lrJ o fd> Onr 1Icd orrly illutrated Nnrwry Book Q contaiair T ian i t rre ic fat ami mir eipenea e is freely at yonr eervwe-riu u uo cH> liKatOK on > our part

GLEN SAINT MARY NURSERIES CO GLEN SAINT MARY FLA

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ining the brides pathway during thesebeautiful Indian summer days it wouldseem but natural that there should be-a shower to temper its brightnessVith the indoor one that fell yester-day afternoon upon this bride herhappiness was made complete by thewealth of thoughtfulness which cameto her with the pretty gifts from herfriends I

The home was attractively decorated with white roses palms and fernsand between the folding doors hung I

suspended a large white floral beliwhich in its beauty told nothing of I

the treasures it concealedThe shower took place upon the ar ¬

rival of the fifty guests the prospect-ive

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bride becomingly gowned in acoat suit of white chiffon serge with-a light blu bengaline hat trimmeJwith chiffon and blue wings being thecenter of attraction while surrounding-her was her maid ot honor Miss Netlie May Bancroft her matron ofhonor Mrs J H Bancroft and herthree maids Misses Ida McKinstrAdele Spies and Hattie March Eachof these five attendants held one ofthe white streamers which Tell fromthe bell and upon pulling them ashower of the daintiest linen fellaround the young bride After admir-ing

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the many pretty articles an icecourse and punch were served theguests punch being dispensed in theback parlor by Miss Corn Cawthonwhile th ° ices and cakes which car ¬

ried out the color tone of green andwhite were passed by Misses BessieLoU Louis May March and AnnieTaylor

Miss Bancroft will be th honorsilent at several more affairs thisweek none of which will give hormore pleasure than this first whichbrought with it the tender thought-fulness of so many friends MobileRegister

PERSONAL MENTIONMrs C C Burke of Texicanna is

visiting Mrs Richard Lewis on EastGadsden street

Mr P M Kelley of DeFuniak whohas been the guest during the fairof his son Mr Dudley O Kelley olTenth avenue leaves this morning forhome

Mrs Alice A George and littledaughter left yesterday for Argyle-Fla to spend a fow weeks with rela-tives

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Mr and Mrs P W Majette lUllNorth Palafox street have returned-to the city after a months absencein Washington county

Mrs Nat Cohen is visiting CU Robinson She is from DeFhrriaK

Mrs J R McLane is entertainingfriends and relatives from DeFuniak

Miss Frances Beard will spendChristmas in Annapolis

Mrs Mary Landrum is entertainingguests from Mobile

Mrs Mary Landrum has returnedfrom a visit to Mobile

Mrs Goodloe is entertaining MrsJackson of Louisville at the Old MillInn

IrsV D MTcDavid of McDavidFla and Mrs T B Perkins of OaKGrove Ala are visiting Mr and MrsW J McDavid

Misses Bessie and Lulu Finlay orPollard Ala are guests of the MissesDuncan on Lakeview avenue

A TINY BABYcan t tell you in words what thetrouble is but it its complexion getsJwisty if it gets weaker and weakerloses flesh and is cross and peevishyou can be certain that it has wormsGive It Whites Cream Vermifugeguaranteed harmless Expels theworms and puts the baby in a healthynormal Oiidltion

Sold by W A DAIeinberte drug-gist

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and apothecary 121 South Pala ¬

fox Street

WASHES FORTHE HAIR

For heads whose locks have beenruined by bleaching with peroxideheads whose crowning glory has lostits lubier through gross neglect orsevere illness heads whose own rsare to be classed among the anaemicsall cry out for help And almostInvariably every head demands at theoutset a harmless lye to aid in therestoration of its former crown ofglory

There are certain pastes and washeswhich are harmless In their effect andwhich fashion and society sanctionwhen the urgency is great when awoman recovers from her peroxidemadness and wishes to get back asspeedily as possible the natural colorand luster of her hair or when oneshair has suffered greatly during asiege of illness Yet even when the I

use of a harmless paste or wash is I

permissible its use should invariably-be preceded by the natural methods-for restoring hair which I wroteabout last week Only then will thepaste or wash have the effect desired

But though society allows one touse a hair wash or coloring fluidwhen the case is one of such urgencythat to do without it means being anactual fright society frowns downupon the woman whose hair is dyed-in season and out

Not only that The woman whopersists in dyeing her hair when shehas no good reason therefor is fro

I quentily punished by having her hairgo off into all sorts of unexpected

I colors until to say one has a pink orpurple head is no exaggeration

I Painted hair is a phrase frequentlyI used in Paris to describe these woe-begonei heads and though they are-

I sometimes owned by persons other-wiseI entirely conventional they yethave a look of depravity You say toyourself when you see one Thankgoodness Im not a fool

But now to the pleasant sidethesimple washes and herbs and nutswhich can be used to improve looks tosome extent and not really harm the

t hair when one is trying to rid her ¬

self of her peroxide foolishness orwaiting for nature to resume its fulltask of keeping the hair beautiful Ofcourse it is understood that in everycase the natural color of the hairshould be striven for when usingthese simple beautifiers

Henna and sage tea are considered-by persons of authority in such mat-ters

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to be the least harmful coloring

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JEWELRYO-ur display is both novel

and attractive Our styles-are exclusive but most mod ¬

erate in priceWe invite your inspectionBring your repair work

here We have the best work ¬

man in the city Satisfactionguaranteed

GERSONS40 South Palafox St Thie

sen Buildi-

ngMoyerontheSquareCor Government and Alcaniz

Phone 718Choice Groceries Try our homemade

Sausage made in our market on our oyvn

clean marble slabs The finest meats in

the city Ve challenge any one Ring

Phone 718 when you want something nice

A McD MOVER

mediums which can bemployed uponthe hair When combined with greentea sage is in fact bpneflcial to thehair while the henna flowers may bemade to lend a tinge of burnished gold-

or to produce lotks of midnight black-ness

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or to effect a soft and charmingbrown-

In oriental lands the blueblacklocks so much admired are accom-plished

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by spreading a paste of pow-

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henna all over the hair fromthe roots to the tips This is left onfor a halfhour or longer accordingto the darkness of the hair and isthen washed off when the hair isfound to be a dark red After this apaste of indigo is applied which isleft on from an hour and a half tothree hours After the indigo hasbeen washed off the hair is well oiledand the burnished blackness strivenfor if seen in all its glory The hennapaste is mad by reducing the driedflowers to a fine powder and mixing itwith hot water

FLORIDA ITEMS

SHOWN IN SPAINU-

NION OF PRODUCERS OF SPAN ¬

ISH COUNTRY FOR THE EXTEN ¬

SION OF EXPORTS HAS BEEN

ORGANIZED AND HAS ESTAB-

LISHED

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MUSEUM IN BARCELONA

ViceConsul J L Borras represent-ing

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at Pensacola the Spanish government has issued a circular addressed-to the commercial interests of WestFlorida in wnich notice is given ofthe organization and establishment inthe city of Barcelona of a commercialmuseum where are exblbked all ar-

ticles of export and import handled b>

Spanish dealersMr Borras will gladly furaish all

tile data that may be desired and he-

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urges Florida exporters and bankers-of this city to be in close relation tothe Spanish institution His card toWest Florida commercial interests-Is as follows

Card From Mr BorrasSpanish Consulate

Pensacola Fla Nov 11 1909To the Commercial Interests of WestFloridaThe Union of Producers of Spain

for the extension of exports an off-icial

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corporation has established inthe city of Barcelona the First Com-mercial

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Museum of Spain where areexhibited all articles of export andimport of Spain-

As a national commercial officethis corporation will gratuitously fur¬

nish alt and every kind of Informa ¬

tion required from the exterior andreferring to the Spanish business-

It is to the interest of all export-ers

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importers and bankers of thisih to be in continuous relation with

the Spanish institution whose onlyobject in view now held is to bindcloser together the bonds of commer-cial

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union and sympathy which uniteboth countries Increasing thereby thecommercial traffic between them

r will gladly furnish any data re-quired

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J L BORRASSpanish Vice Consul-

A BROKEN BACKThat pain in your back caused by

lumbago stiff muscles or a strain isan easy thing to get rid of BallardsSnow Liniment cures rheumatismlumbago sore and stiff musclesstrains sprains cuts burns bruisesscalds and all aches and pains Youneed a bottle in your house

Sold by W A DAlemberte drug ¬

gist and apothecary 121 South Palafox

StreetWALNUTHILL

Soeclal to Ther 3urtaXWalnut Hill Nov 11 Mr and Mrs

K Graham visited relatives at Robinsonville Ala Saturday and Sunday

Cecil Graham and Celestine Mimmswent to Pine Barren on Sunday

Joe Mimms has accepted a position-near Pine Barren

Mr and Mrs Robert McNeil ofRobinsonville visited relatives here

j last SundayThe boys appointed to the Tree

I scholarships in agriculture left Sunday-i for Gainesville to enter the State University

Miss Mattye Steward of Atmore-was a pleasant visitor here last Satur ¬

I day and Sundayi Miss Cora Graham of Company

Camp visited her friend Miss Delai Lambeth last SundayI

Country BredPoultryD-

ressed or on foot atany time

We specialize our poul¬

try service We receivefresh country poultryweekly and the differencebetween our nice heavy-fat stock and the ordi¬

nary kind is easily dis¬

tinguished by the house¬

wife

THE PARLORMARKET

214 SOUTH PALAFOX ST

Phones 173458

LevI Minims visited near McDavidon Sunday-

J B Steward mad a business tripto Atmore on Saturday

J K and Charles Gully were amongthe business visitors from here to Atmore on Saturday

Wallice Graham went way up toBratt the other day

Miss Lizzie Mills of Buckeye wasa welcome visitor here last Sunday

K Graham is attending court inPensacola this week

Lonnie and Walter Mimms visitedtheir home folks here Saturday andSunday-

Mrs James Boyington and MioDelia Lambert visited their parentsnear here Sunday

Miss Lucyle Graham visited MissOla Mimms on Sunday

Charley Bartley of Denis was acaller here Sunday evening

Carl Henderson and Will Miller ofBuckeye attended the prayer meetinghere Sunday night

I COMPARISON I

ILUZIANNE BULK or Loose

COFFEE COFFE-EIi Always FRESH In its airtight can stale from exposure OftenAlways PURE Always STRONG contains dust Seldom strong Nev ¬

I Always PROPERLY BLENDED er uniform Haphazardy blendedAlways of UNIFORM QUALITY Never satisfactory to any one whoAlways satisfactory KNOWS whats bestPoundcost a little higher but Poundcost a little lover butcup cost very much lower cutcost very much higher

j Make a wise mans choice between the twoI THE REILYTAYLOR CQ

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lI in our hands All those nasty

I spots which were so annoying willII

J have vanished during our process of14 cleaning and the whole suit will look

I so clean and fresh as to be equal toi I a new one Send anything you wish

4 pi cleaned to us and you will be morethan satisfied

Star Laundryi aCp1IGHTpCC9 a Phone 114