The Pensacola journal., March 28, 1911, Page 5, Image 5

About The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985

Image provided by: University of Florida

                
THE PENSACOLA JOURNAL, TUESDAY MORNING, MARCH 28, 1911.
5
Fhona 38
( PEOPLE AND EVENTS)
By BONNIE
THE WEEK'S EVENTS
TUESDAY.
.Meeting of the Tourist Club at the San Carlos hotel, t:80 p. m. '
Meeting: of the American "Woman's League at the home of Mrs.
II. E. Wilson on East Chase street.
' W. C. T. U. meeting; at Fort Barrancas, 7:30 o'clock. '
WEDNESDAY.
Euchre at the Progress Club, 8 p. m.
Meeting: of the Young Matrons Club; hostess, Mrs. Ed. For-
chelmer.
THURSDAY.
Meeting: of New City club; hostess, Mrs. J. O. Jennlng-s, Elgh-
teentn avenue ana lakb street
Meeting of the "W. C. T. TJ. at
S o'clock. - "
A MODERN WOOING.
"Oh, Phyllis, prithee come to me!
Come thou and be my own!
A golden kingdom waits for thee,
. "TTrVh Trl,1 crown Anil throne.
"I would I might come over there
Where everything Is bright.
But oh, my Strephon, true and fair,
My bat shuts out my sight!
Ah, wellady!
Ah, wellady!
I really cannot see my way!"
"Take thou my hand, my dearest heart;
' I'll lead thee gently o'er
uiuna iv luab aauu fc,
And guide thee evermore."
Td gladly follow thee, my dear,
- But still must stand Inert;
I cannot move an inch from here.
Clad In my hobble skirt.
Ah, wo Is me!
Yes, wo is me!
I cannot step a step, you see!
"But you can change your hat and
gown;
What's fashion 'side of love?
Throw off the youke that bears you
down,
And seize life's treasure-trove."
,alas, I fear I can't do that! ,
I'd give up all for thee, .
But I can't wear a skirt or hat
That's not in style, you see.'
Helgho! Alas.
Unhappy ipass
That lover never wed that lass!
WJXBERFORCE JENKINS.
ADMIRAL YOUNQ
IS ILL IN MOBILE.
Admiral and Mrs. Young, who, went
to Mobile Saturday to see Bernhardt,
did not return yesterday, as they in
tended, the admiral having been at
tacked by a congestive chill yesterday
morning. He was better last night.
however, and will probably return
home today.
r-in
ARE SINGING AT THE FLORAL A
CHAUTAUQUA THIS WEEK.
Mrs. F. E. Brawner, Mrs. Jack Grif
fith and Miss Missouri Cawthon left
the city yesterday afternon for Florala,
where they will sing at the Chautau
qua. These ladies bear quite a reputation
for good voices in the city and will
prove quite an attraction to the Chau-
Desire for Drink
The man who drinks to excess needs
treatment for his condition. The Orrine
treatment can be used with absolute con
fidence. It destroys all desire for whis
key, beer and other intoxicants. It is
a simple treatment, it is Riven in the
home no sanitarium expense no loss of
time from work. It is an Inexpensive
treatment. Many men spend more tn a
day for whiskey and beer for their friends
arkf themselves than would pay for the
treatment,
"We are so sure that Irrine win benefit
'Mt .Via. . . AW A MM - - -
ui.h rnj k.kj juu lime u ajtcr a
trial you fall to get any benefit from its
use. we will give your money back.
ORRINE is prepared in two forma, No.
I. secret treatment, a powder, absolute
ly tasteless and odorlees. given secretly
In food or drink. ORRIXE No. 2. in pill
form, is for those who desire to take
voluntary treatment. ORRIXE costs only
II. 00 a box. Write for Free ORRIXE
Booklet (mailed in plain sealed envelope)
to ORRIXE CO.. Orrine Building. Wash
ington. r. C. ORRIXE is recommended
and la for sale in this city by W. H.
White & Co., 106 S. Falafox St.
The Pure Food Store Where
Quality Reigns Supreme.
A MOST
DELICIOUS
PRESRVE
Spiced Cantaloupe
in glass
40 cents
Sol.Gahn&Co.
- Agents NunnaUys
Candies.
Phone [phone].
BURNHAM
.
the First Presbyterian church at
taoqua. They will be gone all week.
PARTY DRIVE TO BAY
MINETTE IN AUTOMOBILE.
Mr. Wm. Fisher. Mr. John W. Bul
lock, and Mr. W. R. Massengale of At
lanta, left the city yesterday after
noon at 1:30 m an automobile to make
a trip Into Baldwin county, Alabama.
They expect to return to the city to
night. Mr. Massengale Is an enterprising
young busines man of Atlanta, and
his many friends here try to make his
visits as pleasant as possible.
Mr. and Mrs. Massengale leave to
night for Atlanta.
MISS ELLA BRENT
ILL AT SANITARIUM.
Miss Ella Brent, who was recently
operated on for appendicitis, is im
proving rapidly, much to the satisfac
tion f her many friends here.
MISS ESTHER HEINBERG TO
MAKE HER HOME HERE.
Miss Esther Helnberg, of Birming
ham, Ala., will arrive In the city this
week to make her home here with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Julius Heln
berg. Miss. Helnberg is well-known here,
having lived here some years ago, and
her many friends are looking forward
to her return.
NEWS OF
LITTLE BRENT WATSON.
The latest report from little Brent
Watson Is to the effect that he Is Im
proving, and, while he has not been
pronounced out of danger, there are
great hopes of his recovery.
MR. LEOPOLD LOEB
RETURNS TO DENVER.
Mr. Leopold Loeb, who has been
spending the winter with his niece,
Mrs. Morris Dannhelsser, leaves the
city tomorrow for his home In Denver,
CoL;
Mr. Loeb came to Pensacola for his
health and haar made many friends
here who regret his leaving.
MISS WENTWORTH 8ANG AT
ST. KATHARINE'S CHURCH.
Among the enjoyable musical num
bers at St. Katharine's church Sun
day was a solo, "Eye Hath Not Seen,"
from Gaul's Holy City, sung by Miss
Wentworth. Miss Wentworth's voice
is an exceptionally, sweet one and the
selection was excellently rendered.
PM
MISS REBA BRADLEY
HAS RETURNED HOME.
Miss Reba Beryl Bradley, who has
been visiting Miss Jenet Allen, left the
city Saturday night for her home la
Richmond, Va. Miss Bradley's charm
and personality won for her many
friends while in this city who regret
exceedingly to see her leave.
SISTER OF MRS. STEPHEN
ALLEN RETURNS HOME.
Mrs. Jake Wells, who has been visit
ing her sltser, Mrs. Stephen Allen, re
turned to her home In Richmond, Va.,
Saturday night.
MEETING OF
THE NOMADS.
The Nomads held a delightful meet
ing with Mrs. C. F. Zeek yesterday
afternoon. Mrs. Zeek Is a charming
hostess and her affairs are always en
joyed' by those attending. The place of
the next meeting will be announced
later.
EXCELLENT RECITALS BY
PROF. ALVIN ROPER.
Prof. Alvln Roper, one of the best
pianists ever heard In Pensacola,
gave two recitals at the First Meth
odist church on Sunday and Monday
afternoons. Mr. Roper Is with the
Sunday school specialists who stopped
in the city the last few days. He is
an exceptionally good musician and
his selections were well rendered.
Among those particularly fine were:
Selection from the "Bohemian GlrL"
Nevln's "Rosary.
Medley of National and Patriotic
Songs.
Interpretations of Classical Composi
tions and oratorios and some of his
own compositions.
ARE PARENTS OF
A FINE GIRL.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Boomes are be
ing congratulated on the arrival of a
f.ne ten-pound girl baby at their home
Sunday morning.
AMONG THE PENSACOLIANS
TO SEE BERNHARDT.
Mrs. Frank D. Tracy returned to the
city Sunday night, after a brief stay in
Mobile. Mrs. Tracy was among the
Pensacollans who saw Sarah Bern
hardt in "Camllle."
UNIQUE FAMILY
REUNION.
A most unique family reunion occur
red yesterday at the home of Mrs. M.
E. "Sites, 200 West Romana street.
when the family of three generations
met and were entertained at a course
Burner, after which the home was
thrown pen and a general reception
enjoyed by friends and relatives of the
family. Among those present were
Dr. and Mrs. Freeman of the Navy
Yard. Mrs. S. L Laney of Key West,
Mrs. P. J. Williams and family, and
SAVED MOTHER
AND DAUGHTER
Two Ladies in Mt. Pleasant
Are Healthy and Well,
To-Day, Thanks to
Cardui.
ML Pleasant, Tenn. Mrs. M- E.
Rail, of this place, says: "I was a
great sufferer for two years, and was
very weak, but learned about Cardui,
and decided to try.lt. Cardui is all
you claim for it, and more. Now, I
have gained tn weight, and am in per
fect health. X san't say too much for
Cardui. for saved my life.
My daughter, when changing into
womanhood, got in very bad health.
I gave her Cardui, and now, she Is
enjoying the best of health. Cardui
Is worth Its weight In gold. I recom
mend It for sick women, whether
young or old.'
Being composed exclusively of harm
less, vegetable ingredients, with a mild
and gentle medicinal action on the
womanly constitution, Cardui la the
best medicine for weak, sick girls and
women..
If you are sick and miserable, or
suffer from any of the aches and pains
due to womanly weakness and disease,
Cardui Is probably just what you need.
Cardui helps sick women back to
health and strength. It has been do
ing this for more than 60 years.
Cardui should surely help you, as It
has) helped a million others, during
this half century of time.
It Is certainly worth trying.
" N. B. Write to: TLadles Advisory Dept.,
Chattanooga .Medicine Co., Chattanooga,
Tenn, for Special Instructions, and 64
pasre book. "Home Treatment for Women,"
sent In plain wrapper, on request.
Mrs. Nicholson of Harris, Fla., and
Mrs. Pano of Mobile.
A delightful evening was enjoyed
by both friends and relatives who
will not soon forget Mrs. Sike's hos
pitality. DEALING
WITH BROTHERS.
Brothers are somewhat difficult to
deal with, and the lot of a sister who
has to cope unaided with a brother or
brothers is not always a happy one. ,
, Brothers are born autocrats. Only
sons are, naturally, the worst, for
mothers are notoriously partial to their
boys. An only son with elder sisters is
particularly unfortunate, for he Is
either pampered or bullied. An onljh
son with younger sisters is the biggest
autocrat of all. for he rules in a realm
bZ,his own. , Providence usually en
dow 4 one younger sister at least with
the gift of retaliation; but If the girl
lets her tongue wag too freely, and the
boy lacks the gift of 'humor and Is
spoiled enough to be ."huffy,' the re
sult If often a lifetime estrangement
Sisters and brothers should be
friends and comrades and should stand
shoulder to shoulder in the battTe of
life. Until ohaperonage is abolished,
brothers are useful for "taking girls
about," and sisters. In return, should,
when mother's ill or away, discreetly
see that brothers have all those crea
ture comforts without which no man
Is ever content.
Girls should evince and try to feel
interest in their brotbers's sports. If
it be football, she should master the
simple technicalities, so as to be able
to talk intelligently about it, and if
the brother takes her to a football
match, she should watch the sport, and
not spend all her time looking at the
other girls' dresses. Musical girls gen
erally find an appreciative brother, for
men have ever been susceptible to
music and are not too inconveniently
critical. Brothers are often quite un
expectedly proud of their sisters'
achievements, and are not ashamed to
show It.
It is safer to spoil big brothers than
little one. Big brothers who have ap
proached the age of reason usually see
through It; little brothers who are
spoiled become we cannot put It
more mildly Insufferable little beasts.
Sisters should remember that broth
ers are only mankind In the making
and that theirs Is the proud task of
training them to be husbands.
They should not exact attentions, for
they are not mothers and wives, be
fore whom all good-hearted beys bow
for a space at least, but show good
humoredly that they expect them.
Much unpleasant family bickering
might be avoided if girls and boys re
membered to be comrades and If, in
stead of trying to rival or oppose each
other, they endeavored good-humored-ly
to help the other on the way, prac
ticing the good old friendly rule of be
ing as ready to give as they arc willing
to take.
PERSONAL MENTION.
Mrs. A. I Peake, who has been visit
ing her daughter in New Orleans since
Mardl Gras. has returned home. She
spent a most pleasant visit In the
Crescent City.
Mrs. Rudolph Zens, who has been
visiting her son. Mr. I R. Benz, for
several days, will return to her home
In Mobile today.
Mr. and Mrs. O. Cv Bernhoser, who
have been making their home for the
last year at the residence of C. A.
Easter Post Cards Free
Not Cheap Trash, But 10 Beautiful
Ones.
-We win send free to any reader of
The Journal 10 beautiful, high-grade
embossed, colored Easter Post Cards,
all different. We do this because we
want you to know the high-grade
cards we carry. If you prefer beauti
ful assorted cards, say so when yon
write. All we ask Is that yon send us
this advertisement and 4 cents, stamps
or money, to cover postage. Address
Johnstone Post Card C05 Dept. S10,
Rochester, N. T.
Bredt on Lakevlew avenue, returned to
their home in Ohio yesterday.
Mr. V. T. towensteln and Mr. A. J.
Neuberger, of Mobile, are in the city
spending a few days. -
Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Blalsdell returned
to their home In Illinois, after a three
months' visit to Mrs. C A. Bredt on
Lakeview avenue.
JOINT MEETING
OF BIBLE CLASS
01 THURSDAY
GENERAL THEME FOR DISCUS
SION WILL BE "CHURCH AND
SOCIAL PURITY," AND A NUM
BER O PROMINENT CITIZENS
WILL 8PEAK.
The Joint meeting of the young
men's bible class which was to have
been held tonight will be postponed
until 8 o'clock Thursday night.
The general theme for discussion
will be "Church and Social Purity."
The topic, "Safeguarding the Church
and -Youth," will be discussed by Dr.
Clarence Hutchison.
A treatment of the general topic will
be given by Mr. John Bradford, anl
on "Social Evil" by Dr. Chas. P. Hall.
The subject, "Social Responsibility of
the Church," will be handled by Rev.
H. C. Threadgin.
This meeting Is sure to be one of
deepest interest and soundest instruc
tion and members of all the classes are
urged to be on hand. Perhaps few
meetings are held which can be more
helpful than this. The peculiar fitness
of the speakers on these subjects in
sures the best thought.
BLUE RIBBON VANILLA EXTRACT.
Made from the finest vanilla beans
and aged until the flavor Is perfect.
Use Blue Ribbon Vanilla Extract. It
gives desserts the flavor you long for.
THE THEFT OF'
A SUIT CASE
J. DAVENPORT AND JD. HOWELL,
CLAIMING TO BE JOCKEY AND
VALET, ARE IN CITY JAIL
STOLEN ARTICLE WAS PROP
ERTY OF JOHN M. M'LELLAN.
Testerday morning John, M. McLel
lan, a registered guest at the Manhat
tan hotel, reported to the police de
partment that he had lost a suit case,
and furnished a description of the
article. Detectives Ray and Schmltx
Immediately went to work on the caso
with the result that within a short
time a suit case answering the de
scription furnished them was at the
police station, as were J. Davenport
and D. Howell, two rack track follow
ers. Davenport and. Howell are charged
with the theft of the suit case, and
according to the statement of the offi
cers. It was found In their possession
The missing suit case was located in
the western section' of the city. The
suit case has the initials "W. W. Md"
stenciled on one end.
McLellan left the city yesterday
morning before the suit case was lo
cated, but left Instructions at the police
station to ship It to Nova Scotia In
case It should be found.
. Davenport claims to be a jockey and
states that Howell Is his valet .They
will be given a hearing before the re
corder this morning.
WAKPOT
AT D'RIM
RAILROAD COMMISSION CON
DUCTS HEARING THERE AND
TAKE TESTIMONY OF A NUM.
BER OF CITIZENS.
' Special to The Journal.
DeFunlak Springs. March 27. -Hon.
R. Hudson Burr and Hon. N. A. Blitch,
railroad t commissioners, were In the
City Saturday conducting a hearing In
the request by dtisens for a new depot
here. The testimony is being taken at
the court house and a large number of
prominent citizens have befn testify
ing during the day. Hon. W. W. Flour
noy is conducting the examination for
the town and Judge Daniel Campbell
for the L. N. railroad.
The points that are being urged by
the city is that the depot Is not sani
tary; that the facilities for taking cars
of the traveling public are not ade
quate, and that the lighting of the sta
tion at night Is very poor and not in
keeping with the needs of the city and
traveling public
Something like twenty-five wit
nesses testified during the day, con
sisting of the mayor, city councilmen.
merchants, railroad employes and physicians.
CHARGED
WITH
The Banquet to Henry Clay
in New Orleans in 1 842
Cost $ 100 per Plate
Never before had the historic old St. Louis Hotel, near tho
famous French Market Place, contained such an assemblage
of beautiful women and famous men. Here it was that Henry
Clay made his only speech in Louisiana, and with matchless
eloquence paid a glowing tribute to the beauty of Southern
women. Before and after this banquet the guests sipped the
famous French Market Coffee, as was the custom in those days.
Then this famous beverage could be had only at the French
Market. Now you may serve it at your own table, for the old
French Market blend is perpetuated by
The Same Unique Hygienic Roasting Process
"There is but one French Market flavor"
You can obtain this rare coffee blend with all the enticing
aroma and natural strength preserved, for we pack it in hermet
ically sealed cans. And it is untouched by human hands
from plantation to the cup. Order from your grocer today.
Try some, and you will agree that there is only one French
Market flavor.
Packed by
New Orleans Coffee Co.. Ltd, New Orleans, La.
LANNQN STORE
WAS CLOSED
F. E. BRAWNER, PURCHASER OF
DRY GOODS STOCK, IS TAKING
STOCK AND MARKING PRICES
PREPARATORY TO HOLDING
GREAT SALE.
F. E. Brawner, who bought the T. A.
Lannon stock Saturday, had a force qf
clerks at work all day yesterday taking
stock and marking down prices. The
store will be closed while this work is
going on and announcement will be
made shortly concerning the great sale
which will be put on.
It's a . very f reqtient occurrence to
have a large sale of realty or impor
tant business changes result from a
little Journal Want Ad that reaches an
interested reader at a minimum ex
pense. CHAIN OF WIRELESS
STATIONS TO BE ERECTED
By Associated Press.
New York, March 27. A chain of
wireless telegraph stations extending
from Maine to Florida is Included la
once childless, mm happy and physically well,-with healthy children,
will tell how Lydia KPiiildiam's Vegetable Compound made all this
possible. Here are their names and correct addresses. "Write them,
and learn for yourself. They are only a few out of thousands.
"Mr baby bJ taken thre prises m the
healthiest and prettiest." Mn. A. P. Ander
son, 819 Highland At., Indianapolis, lad.
"I am the motber of a twelve pound boy
and be la etronf and health t." Mrs. Marr
Amundnon, HJ.D. So.l, BoxeO, Cadott, Wis.
"Mr babr ia atronr and hAalthv aiul T n
well. A Mrs. B. M.
i Street. St. Paul, Hinn. J
k "Since my baby came we are a bappy A
f fsmllr." Mrs. BerjJ. II. Stansbery, S. Ko. 6.
"My health baa been restored and X now
bare a bis baby bor.M Mrs. Anna Anderson.
Box 19, Black Dock, Minn.
"Am now a well woman and bare the dear.
tii baby boy." Mrs. Frank Harpoam. B. B.
2fo. 1, Holstein, Nebraska.
"I hare a big, fat, healthy boy. Mr. A.
A. Baieneer. Ii 7. O. No. 1. Baltimore. Odia.
I bare one of tbe finest baby girls you eTer L
1 saw." Mrs. C. . Goodwin, 915 S. 12tU Street. -
"We a;e at laat blessed with a ewsei little
baby glxfe" Mrs. O. A. Juapercmae, Montegut,
La.
"I hare a lordly baby boy and you can tell
very one that be 1 s 'Plnkhara' baby. Mrs.
loufs Fischer, 82 Munroe St., CarUtadt. K. J.
I bare three children and took yourGom
pound each time." Mrs. John Howard. WO-
Mrtt
chorrfj
mington, Vermont.
f My husband is
J .y4.. 1 Km PI...
St., Buffalo, 27. Y.
I hare a fine strong baby daughter now.
Mrs. A. A. Giles, De witt Till, K.YBoute44.
Our first baby is etronf and healthy and
we attribute this result to the timely use
of your Compound." Mxa. fred Yohana,
Aurora, uregou.
"Iowa my life snd
to your Compound.
J?.Dto. Troy, Alabama.
"Sow 1 bare a nice babr eirL the lor of oar
home." Mrs. IXwylra Cote, 117 Southgats
St., Worcester Mass.
"Am tho mother of a twelre pound baby
boy who-Is the picture of health." Mrs.
Flora Abr, 1ST74 State Are., Cincinnati, Ohio.
"Wo hare one of the finest baby boys."
Mrs. A. C DaVanlt, Elmo, Mo.
"I owe the health of myself and tare
children to Lydia X. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound." Mrs.
McIknouh, N. T.
I hare an eleren
gie Eater, K. T. O. Va. 1. Wesleyrille, Pa.
"Your medicine has brought happiness to
our home.' Mrs. Jo Grantham, &2S W.
Vandereer St., TaylorrtUa, 111.
"Now my home is made happy by a b!ar
baby boy-Mrs. Mary Sedlock, Box 127?
h'egaunee, Michigan.
For farther information, address Mrs. Pintham, Lynn, Mass.
advice is free, always helpful and strictly confidential
1 f4l!rlliSCfl
E
very
is an
Opening
at this store.
Latest Spring Styles in up-to-date
millinery, now being
shown. i
Millinery Department
Ready-to-Wear Store
the Marconi Wireless Telegraph Com
pany system, the annual report of tha
company for the last year made public
today shows.
New stations were erected during the
year south of New York and many
coastwise vessels have been added to
the fleet equipped with the Marconi
system.
Sehorn, 1063 Weodbrida
IMriCf&xdw'ri i
If -If-rir . -p-
j, Mn. gcd win's 1
the bappiert man allre C
rtaK.k.. TT It . . I
tar babrs rood health
Mrs. W. O. Spencer, B
... it -'
Alfred L. Gals. Box .
raoond bor. Mn. Mao
Her
Bfawrrawip
AMriAA&iietiMrJ
YsrfV:--
SXX1
Mother's
Friend Blouses
and Wash Suits
FOR BOYS
Come in all colors
and sizes. Styles are
Russian and Sailor
Blouses: with milita
ry collars and. with
out. Blouses 50c and 75c
Wash Suits $1.25 up
New Spring styles
just arrived.
Watson,
Parker
Reese Co.
PI Everything to Wear
rpSI BALKCOM'3 DRUQ STORE
- One o! the Surprises
o r
which await you is a de- o
licious Cherry Cobbler i
q at
ft
I BALKCOM'S
i DRUG STORE s
o n
(Successor to Hannah Bros.) .
Ha BALKCOM'S DRUG STORE e3
IVliss Herximan,
Remember, Sells
HATS J
ESCAMBIA WRECK.
To close out the material from ihe
wreck of the Escambia, 'which coss'.sta of
a number of mantels, windows, doors,
stairs, lumber and tin roofing, the price
of same will be greatly reduced. Apoly
tn office, H. Monk, rear of EscamDia
buiWing.
SAM CHARLES
Shoes Half-Soled In 15 Minutes.
Called For and Delivered.
"NUFF SED. .
511 South Palafox
IsYour Piano Dead?
NOBODY PLAYS IT?
Exchange it for an up-to-date
PLAYER PIANO
We will allow you full
value for your old piano and
make terms to suit.
Used Pianos as low as. $5
per month. Guaranteed.
The Clutter Music House
THE WORLD'S BEST KNOWN
( ANTISEPTICS.
THE PEROXIDE
OF HYDROGEN
PREPARATIONS
Peroxide Greaseless 6k!n(
Food ..... 25c
Peroxide Tooth Paste and
Powder 25 o
For Healing- Oums and "White
Teeth.
Peroxide Talcum Powder
.25o
For Toilet and Bath The Enemy
of Perspiration.
PEROXIDE SOAP
For White Skins and Healthier
Scalps.
PHONE 1100.
THE R. LEWIS CO.
Successors to Hooton's Pharmacy.
A Dollar Dinner that
will not fail to delight
you.
To-night, at the
San Carlos
GEORGE H. HERVEY, Mflr.
o
a
c
o