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THE WEEKS EVENTSTUE-

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Meeting of the Married Ladios Euchre club hostess Mrs Harryon Government streetMoating of the Five Hundred club hostess Mrs H Cranston-on North Ninth avenue

4 Meeting of the East Hill Euchre club hostess Mrs C D Beyer-on +North Hayne street

WEDNESDAY p4 Meeting of the W C T U at tne First Presbyterian churchat330pm 44 Progressive Euchre at the Progress club 8 p m4 THURSDAY +Meeting of the Thursday club hostess Mrs M D Merritt on4 Romana street 0o

4 FRIDAYMeeting of the SocialCard club hostess Mrs Wm Walker on

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REFLECTIONS OF A WOMAN

4 Every man makes a satisfactory husbandfor a few dayst If a woman DOES happen to wear anything thats really down4 rightComfortable shes generally ashamed of it4 When a miln blushes a woman is apt to wonder if he really

Isnt a lobster44 A widow and her fortune are soon married

<>Love is blind of course and alimony is the judges fee for re <>4 storing the sight O-

I Just because a girl doesnt love a man its no sign she doesnt4 want him to make love to her4 A man generally boasts of his pastbut a woman is mighty 6

44 proud if she doesnt have any at all o4 4When the average girl Is Interested in the average man she 04 generally tries to stir him up by telling him about other men who 44 are interested in HER 44 Some family skeletons are actually padded beyond recognitione 4Some people are born prevarIcatorsothers of course are forc-

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MARRIED LADIES EUCHRE CLUBWITH MRS HARRY BLUMER-

The Married Ladles Euchre clubwill meet on Tuesday as usual MrsHarry Blumer will be hostess at herlicmeon Government streetTHE FIVE HUNDRED CLUBWITH MRS CRANSTON-

Mrs H Cranston will be hostess atthe regular meeting of the Five Hun ¬

dred club at her home on North Ninthavenue Tuesday A fine time Is beingplanned by the club

MR AND MRS AT ROSASCOAND SON ARRIVE FROM EUROPE-

Mr and Mrs A T Rosasco and sonEddie have arrived from Europe antiwill be guests of Mr and Mrs W f1Rosasco on North Palafox streetThey will remain in Pensacola perhaps n monthMR F E BRAWNER-IS VERY ILL

Brawner is very ill with-an attack of what is thought to benervous prostration He has beenconfined to his home on Palafox streetfor the past several days and hismany friends are anxiously awaiting-the news of hIs complete recoverySPECIAL MUSIC AT THEFIRST M E CHURCH TODAY

There will be special music thismorning and tonight at the First ME church services at Hannah halSome new voices will be heard andthe selections chosen are all excep-tionally

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meritorious from an artisticpoint of view

MR AND MRS JNO MERRITTLEAVE FOR NEW YORK

Mr and Mrs Jno Merritt left Fri-day

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for New York They will be awayfor about two weeks and have plan-ned

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one of the most delightful pleas-ure

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trips imaginable-

AT THE MISSIONYESTERDAY

Many were present at the last dayof the Mission festival yesterday theblue tags synonymous of the duyhaving been worn extensively by peo-ple

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down town Beside the programwhich occurred indoors tue park pre-sented

¬an unusually gay appear-

anceMilwaukeeI

Rye BreadSand

Pumpernickel-

Fresh shipment just-

receivedI

A Rye Bread that is

famous

Phone us as its go-

ing fast

Sol Cahn COTHE PURE FOOD STOREAgents Nunnallys Candles

Phones 172017211

The proceeds of the entire week areto go toward fitting up a Missionhome for women Following is theprogram rendered by the Marine bandyesterdayOverture Comedy BelaI Would That My Love Duet forCornet and Trombone

I MendelssbonSpanish Wedding SerenadeSilvaFantasle My Old Kentucky Home

LangleyXylophone Solo Weber

Carl HeinrichMarch Mile Modistelieruert-

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DOWER to work dependsentirely upon power tosleep and power to sleep

depends almost solely uponyour mattress So when youbuy a mattress ask for the

LUXYOURY and thenyou are sure of getting thebest The

b i=is the very best that money-can buy It is built of thehighest grade of soft elasticfelt covered with the bestgrade of ticking that coniesfrom the looms and the work-manship

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is the embodiment ofcare and perfection The felthas been thoroughly treatedthat the mattress has thatsweet pure smell that pertains-to everything that is abso-lutely

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clean

Price 1275E-

veryL Luxyoury insuredAsk your dealer-

MY BEDMY PARADISE

JI1RSCH SPITZ lFG CO Atlanta

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ydiaE Pinkhams Vegeta =

ble Cumpound Cured HerWilli mantic ConnJor five years

I suffered untold from femaletroubles backache irregularities dizziness and nervous prostra

I tion It was impossible for me t-

walk<

HSJII i1 upstairwithout stoppingon the wa Itried three differ-ent doctors amIeach told me something different Ir i received no benefit

t3 from any of themz but seemed to suf-fer more The last

i doctor said noth ¬

I ing would restoreI I my health I begantaking E Pinkhams VegetaoleCompound to see what it would doand I am restored to my naturalhealthMrs ETTA DOJTOVAZT Box299 Willimantic Conn

The success of E PinkhamsVegetable Compound made from rootsand herbs is unparalleled It may beused with perfect confidence by womenwho suffer from displacements inflammation fibroid tumors ir-regularities periodic pains backachebearingdown feeling flatulency indi-gestion

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dizziness or nervous prostra ¬

tionForyears Lydia E Pinkhams

Vegetable Compound has been the I

standard remedy for female ills andsuffering women owe it to themselves Ito at least give this medicine a trialProof is abundant that it has curedthousands of others and why should itnot cure you

MY KINGWhen and how shall I meet him it

everWhat are the words he will say

How will the barriers that now severOur kindred spirits be broken awayIhis lfsame daylight on him is

shiningShining soaiewhere the while I sins

The only one whom my wiu resi uing-

I could acknowledge my king myking-

Whether his hair be golden or ravenhether his eyes be dark or blue

I know not but twould be engraven-On that white day as my pereet

hueMany a face I have lilted for a min-

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Been chained by a voice with apleasant ring

But ever and aye mere was somethingmitS-

omething that could not be his myking

I will not dream of him handsome andsrong

My Ideal love may be weak andslight-

It matters not to what class he bolongs

He would be noble enough in mysight

He may not brilliantly gifted mylord

Or he may be learned in everything-But if ever he comes he will strike

the chord IWhose melody waits for the hand 01its king

Bui he must be courteous toward tuelowly

To the weak and sorrowful lovingtoo

He must be courageous refined andholy

Hy nature exalted and firm andtrue

To such I might fearlessly give thekeeping

Of love that would never outgrow-its spring

There would few tears of womansweeping-

If they loved such men as my kingmy king

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EAST HILL EUCHRE CLUB TOCOMMENCE PLAYING AGAIN

On Tuesday the East Hill Euchreclub a popular aggregation of tineeuchre players will commence play ¬

ing again after an inactivity of sev-eral

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weeks Mrs C D Beyers one ifthe best known members of the duo j

will be hostess at her home on NorthHayie street The hour is 2Ufsharp

MISS ALMA FINCHRETURNS FROM THE NORTH I

After having spent the past fivemonths very delightfully at points inthe north Miss Alma Finch one 011Pensacolas most popular young la j

dies has returned home for the gayseason here During her absence shewas in Springfield and Chicago andin different parts of Pennsylvania-

PROF I E ALLENWAS IN TOWN

Prof I E Allen was in the cityyesterday and reports everything I

flourishing in Molino He says he met I

an elderly lady on the train yesterdaywho said she had taught school sixtyfour years He said he then went andtook a back seat very gracefully andquietly as he has of course onytaught the small sum of fittynine-years

THE NOMADSAND THEIR WORK-

Men and Events in the Fourteenthand Fifteenth Centuries will be theline of study this year with the No-mads

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the first meeting of the season-to occur on Monday November 1Following Is the present list of mem ¬

bership of the club Mrs Lucius J j

Reeves president Mrs William RGonzalez vicepresident Mrs Mailory Kennedy secretary and treas ¬

urer Mrs Walker Anderson MrsWarren Anderson Mrs John S BeardMiss Hilda Blount Mrs H A Brosnaham Mrs R M Bushnell Mrs GunterElmore Mrs Thomas V Hannah

Mrs Philip Hannah Mrs John BJones Mrs Frederick Mellen MrC W Oliver Mrs W B FerrissMrs Horace L Simpson Miss FanWarren Miss Julia Whiting MissBelle Whiting Mrs C F ZeekMR JNO H PACEIN TAMPA-

A card received from Mr Jno HPace locates him in the orangegroves and the phosphate mines otSouth Florida where he is taking adelightful rest He Is making hisheadquarters at Tampa for tne pres-ent

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and his Pensacola frif uds wi

bestnot see him for a month or toatMISS CAWTHON RETURNSFROM DELIGHTFUL VISIT-INI DFUNIAK

Miss Missouri Cawthon has return-ed

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from a short visit among her num ¬

erous friends in DeFuniak Miss Caw ¬

thon is a reigning favorite at thiSprings a habit which is also rather I

well defined with her from a localstandpoint

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MEETING OF THEASSOCIATED CHARITIES TODAY

No small amount of interest should-be taken in the general meeting otthe Associated Charities which is totake place this afternoon at the ciyhall Dr Hall who has labored longand energetically In the cause ha3some wonderfully interesting data > osubmit and his talk will be one mwhich all good Pensacolians are sureto be interested Remember this isa work which is casting much credit-on the city locally and which needsthe healthy cooperation of every-One

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LARGE CROWDS HEARTHE REV MR TURNER

Large crowds are attending everyservice held at the East campmeeting where the Rev Mr F WTurner the noted evangelist is con ¬

ducting an unusually tfne series ofmeetings He will preach today it330 to men only by request To-night

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his subject will be The Un ¬

pardonable Sin and all should hear-it At the 11 oclock service thismorning the Rev Mr A B Daytonwill preach to followed later on byMiss Lulu Marion of Atlanta theRev M W W Tharp and the wellknown Dr F B Knox

LADIES AID SOCIETY OF THEFIRST r VPTIST CHURCH-TO MEET

The Ladies Aid society of the FirstBaptist church will meet tomorrow af-ternoon

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at the home of Mrs W HI Wilson on East Chase street All thej ladies are requested to be presentJUDGE AND MRS REEVESTO LIVE AT THE INN

IAmong those who will have the very

good taste to remain at the popularOld Mill Inn this winter and enjoyPensacolas boasted attractions as swinter and summer resort alike areJudge and Mrs Lucius J Reeves-

DR AND MRS W S THOMPSON-ARE THE PARENTS OFA DAUGHTER-

Dr and Mrs W S Thompson arethe parents of a beautiful little daugh-ter

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who arrived at thrir home inBeaumont Texason Friday Mrs

fflVlovedt-o

TI1iesenhidi-

llgGerson sis now located in the

Thiesen Building-

Stock is arriving daily andwhile we are open now forbusiness and to the public in afew weeks we wil have our va ¬

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rious departments complete inevery way

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Our

Jewelry Departmentw-

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be in charge of a mostcompetent jeweler and our t

stock will comprise the verylatest in every line of jewelry-An expert engraver withoutdoubt the finest ever operating-in Pensacola a man with new t

ideas will be in charge of all i

engraving and handsome de ¬

signs galore will be turned outt

under him Watchmaking and Irepairing will be handled by an I

experienced and competent m n-

and will receive special atten-tion

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China BricaBracI

and HoBsefLTnishingsThis department will of II

course be up to our usualstandard and handsome uniquestyles of latest design will al-

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be in stockI

A New-

Department

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Our Stationery Department I

This new feature of our busi ¬

ness will embrace fine emboss ¬

ed initial and monogram sta ¬

tionery engraved visiting cardswedding invitations etc all

Ithis work being done right here-in our store

INDIVIDUAL CLOTHESv J u

i1L For Young MenThats what our CAMPUS TOGS I

Yii are and theyre designed and built es-

pecially¬

for young men and indeedt

IL they are the highest expression of the

t tailors art in style fit warkmanship andL IiiIA 1 distinction

Here and in London Town STEINI BLOCH SMART CLOTHES from

18 to 35L See our line of Mens and Boys

Cp7rig 1909r A zui-Zaa v s c-

NYm Shoes 175 to 650= iII

A0 HENRY WHITE BROPensacolas Authority on Mens and Boys Wear

Palafox and Intendencia Streets

Thompson was formerly the popular-and charming Miss Margaret Higgins of Warrington

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A NOVEL BIRTHDAYPARTY ON TUESDAY NIGHT

The following cards have been re-ceived by friends of the First M aJchurch

The Ladies of theNew Chuicn Association-

of theFirst Metnouist Churchcordially invite you to a

Birthday PartyTherell be fun for all and a musical

treatThe girls will furnish the dainties to

eat-Inclosed youll find a tiny sackPlease either send or bring It backWith as many cents as years youre

oldWe promise you it will neer be toldThe ladies will give you a welcome

heartyAnd are sure youll come to your own

Birthday Party-at the

Methodist Parsonage-East Wright Street

Next to New ChurchTuesday October 19 1909

S to 11 p m

MR AND MRS JAS HANSENARE HOME-

Mr and Mrs Jag Hansen of EatCervantes street returned yesterdayfrom Okosh Vis where they spentthe summer They come back Ingood health but glad to again be 11their Florida home-

A HINT TO LOCALCLUB WOMEN

The following from the Mobile Reg-ister

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should be read with interetamong Pensacolas artistically inclin ¬

ed women who MUST realize the factthat the city is in actual need of justsuch an organization as the ClaraSchumann club of which Mobile is sopardonably proud

The Clara Schumann Club held itsfIrst meeting of the new season in itsnew quarters Dauphin and Jacksonstreets Monday at 11 a m the vicepresident Mrs J S Simon presiding-in the absence of the president Mrs

MAPLE SYRUPAND I

HOT PANCAKES-FOR I

YOUR BREAKFAST-We have Scudders Canadian

Maple Syrup in quarts 12 gallon i

and gallon cans and in pint andquart glass Deli-

ciousGERELDS

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GROCERY GOI

111 N Palafox StPhone 192 J

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LadyI Do you want something mighty

Fine mighty Stunning in a Moire HatThats YOUR businessHave you happened to pick out one

of our particular numbers with their 4

handsome lines their graceful sweepsand the general allaround stunningeffect that were selling for

3 5t 7 and 10Then thats OUR business Talk to

USMiss Herriman

James Hagan who is in Boston itthe New England Conservatory orMusic and who is not expected homeuntil November

The club has arranged for a series-of matinee musicals to be held onca month at their rooms for both as-

sociation¬

and active members Theprogramme will be arranged by Indi-vidual

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members with the followingsubjects for the years study

1 Composition of Women For thefirst which will uegiven In November

Shakespeare Music3 McDowell4 Russian Music5 Wagner6 American lusic-

UscellaneoUII7 MusicOne member will be chosen and shi

with the music committee will ar-range

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the music for each matineemusical

MISS BESSIE JONES LEAVESFOR CINCINNATI

Miss Bessie Jones left last Wed-nesday

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for Cincinnati where she willenter training at Christ hospital She I

was accompanied as far as Flomatonby her sister MrsRust SmithSUPT N B COOK-IS IMPROVING-

Supt N B Cook is recoveringfrom a weeks very serious illness athis home on Gadsden street He wasable to be out for a short time yes ¬

terday and win endeavor to resumehis duties on Monday His illness has

NEW YORKSLATEST STYLESi-

n Millinery just arrivedCall and see them

I Wilkins MillineryParlorsB-

lount Building

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been the cause of much anxiety amonhis friends

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LITTLE MISS GLADYS TURNERENTERTAINED-

Little Miss Gladys the fouryearolddaughter of Mr and Mrs C H Tuner entertained a number ef the to J-on Friday In honor of her birthdayanniversary Collinsg orctestra waspresent and discoursed sweet muiufor the occasion whish was a beau-tiful

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glowing pink and white affairsynonymous of the dainty baby whoacted as hostess

Master Edward Lurton Pensacola smost promising young violinist furn-ished

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a delightful selection during thrafternoon those present at the hapfevent having been Mary JenningMaxine Reilly Francis Reilly Mineand Lucy Anson Din DAIemberre

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1 OCTOBER WEDDINGSi J Do not delay longer in placing orders for engraved in-

vitations¬ fQ-

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Our fall samples represent the very latest Jshapes and forms that have been accepted by refinedUI and fashionable society We do not followwe old

i J LEAD in originating artistic effects with fine material JlJ-tiiJ Our prices are the lowest Send for samples whichfliJ will be supplied free of charge J P STEVENS tofif1 ENGRAVING CO Wedding Stationery Engravers

47 Whitehall St Atlanta Ga irss s ss

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