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THE PENSACOLA JOURNAL, SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 31, 1914.
Section Two
People and Events
By CELIA MYROVER ROBINSON.
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Some Wonderful Secrets
That Bring Quick Beauty
Summer Schools in Pensacola
One of tie most Important exten
sions of regular echoed work Is that
f conducting a summer school ses
sion, sometime by the board of pub
lic Instruction sometimes by other In
stitutions, sometimes by regular
teachers acting under special author
ity of the board of public Instruction.
The need for such a school Is Been
t the close of every school year, for
many not only are unable to have
commencement, but for one reason or
another have not been unable to tass.
or keep up witfr their grade and hence
moat repeat a year's work or drop
out of school, either of which la great
aste of time and opportunity and
teaching expense.
There are others who are ahead of
their clats but have not quite demon
strated an understanding of subjects
affldeattr to warrant their being ad
vanced to a higher group.
Then there are those who barely
Secured promotion and for whom a
tClght review and Insight Into the
work of the grade before them would
be of Inestimable value.
The summer school Is to meet these
ixeeds and met with splendid success
in last year' experiment In Pensa
cola, w.th the endorsement of home
and school league and the Civic league I
where almost as many boys and
girls were helped as formed the grad
uating class of No. 1 this year.
Then almost an entire claas was
enabled to enter high school who bul
for summer school would have taken
another year to complete.
This year the summer school is an
established fact.
There will be two divisions one the
grammar division, covering 5th to 8th
grades In the main building at Xo,
1 under direction of Miss Ethel Suter
: and Miss Ada White; the other the
primary division, to cover grades 1 to
4 In the annex of NO. 1 conducted by
Mrs. Bessie T. Wilson, and Miss Dun
can.
The sessions will begin June 15 and
continue six weeks and occupy the
morning hours only. The work will
be in thorough accord with the reg
ular school standard. No student will
be expected to take less than two
subjects nor more than four.
'x ne .fensacoia public school com
mission in one of its reports heartily
endorsed the summer school plan and
the continued success of the present
pian is looKea ior until runas may
be available to make the summer
school an Integral part of the Pensa
cola public echoed system.
JOINT HOSTESSES FOR
MISS CECILE ROTHOLZ.
Miss Cedle Rotholz was i3xo inspi
ration of a pretty breakfast given at
the Newspaper club.
Miss Fannie Jacobs and Mies Ber
th Levy were Joint hostesses upon
this occasion, and the table appoint
ments were in keepinar with the gen
eral plan of the approaching" wedding.
A large mound in the center of the
table was encircled by corsage bou
quets In pink and white sweet peas.
They were attached to ribbons radi
ating to the guests, Who appropriated
them after the breakfast.
Miniature brides were used as place
tarda, and the guests included the
members of Miss Rothola's wedding
party. Birmlngha m Newspaper Club.
WHITE HOUSE
ANNOUNCEMENT.
Announcement was made from the
White House this week to the follow
ing effect:.
"As Mrs. Wilson's recovery has been
Bo delayed, her physician has decided
that she can take no part In any
social engagements this week. One
of her daughters will receive, with
the president. In her place at the mus
icals on Wednesday afternoon."
The announcement not only con
cerns Mrs. Wilson's engagement at
the Whjte . House, but also placed a
damper on the Martha Jefferson
breakfast for which she was sched
uled as guest of honor at 1 o'clock,
Thursday, May 28. Washington Herald.
THE JUDEANS WITH THE
MISSES WAGENHEIM.
The Misses Wagenhelm entertained
the Judeans on last Sunday evening,
and this final meeting was full of in
terest, not only because it was the
last meeting of the season, but also
Cor the amusement created by the
witty historical sketch of Miss, Paula
"Hlxschkovltz, read by her with much
charm, and greatly entertaining the
club members, who were much
amused at the humorous trend of the
paper, and the clever manner In which
tne young writer travetled some pet
mannerisms and hobbles. Mr. and
Mrs. Morris Levy acted as critics.
While this closed the regular meet
ing of the Judeans, It did not bring
to a close the pleasant social inter
course, for the club will entertain on
Wednesday. June 3rd, with a bay
party, to wnich all the adult members
of Temple Beth-El and the Progress
CluD are invited.
NAOMI REBEKAH LODGE WTLL
HAVE INTERESTING PROGRAM.
The Naomi Rebekah lodge will meet
In regular session on Monday evening.
and for the entertainment of the
members will have an interesting pro
gram, after which there will be team
practice.
ANNOUNCE THE ENGAGEMENT
OF THEIR DAUGHTER.
Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Pfeiffer an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Julia Marguerite, to Mr.
Harvey Campbell, the wedding to
take place June 24.
DAVENPORT-BROWN
WEDDING.
Mr. G. W. Davenport of Mobile Ala.,
and Miss Vallie Brown of Robinson
Point, Fla., were united in marriage
at the Exchange Hotel, of this City,
Monday afternoon at three o'clock.
Following the ceremony the young
couple took the boat for Pensacola.
They expect to make their home in
Mobile. Milton Gaiette.
The groom resides In Mobile where
he Is employed as manager at a coffee
and tea store and was previously em
ployed in Pensacola where he still has
many friends who wish Mm arood luck.
The bride Is the daughter of Mr. end
Mrs. H. A. Brown, mill manager for
the Robinson Point Lumber Company,
The Sure and Quick Read to Real
Beauty. Famous Beauty Secrets that
Have Mude the Theatrical Star,
Valeska Suratt, America's
Greatest Self-Made Beauty.
thing which not only removes dandruff
completely but that will actuallv force
the hair to grow. For this you can never
g-et anything- as startling in its result ;
as the following mixture. To half a pint i
of alcohol add half a nint of n-Ht-ov ,-ir
TO MT mind there are few things as else you may use a full pint of bay rum i
hideous as superfluous hairs on a !f yon wish) and to this add one ounce I
woman face. The reason why of betaquinol. It has a powerful action i
more women do not remove this man- upon the hair-ceils, hair roots and the i
Ish and coarse growth is that thev fear eca'a It ar rrannfrti-mnHftn t , i
the action of the hair removers common- hair and scalo. Your hair will be heaithv !
ly sold. For this thev cannot be blamed.
since it is a fact that the present-day
depilatories burn off the hair and usually
leave a red or irritated spot where ap
plied, and is a "dead give-away." There
is a superfluous hair-remover, however
which is remarkable and neve! in its ac-
vigorous, fluffy, and grow luxuriantly.
ni-.x-.ir k. a SKin rejtrvenator of
remarkable power is a cream made by
diesolving two tablespoonfuls of glycerine
and two ounces of eptol in a half pint of
hot water. This is stirred until it cools !
and forms a satiny cream. This is the
most astonishing wrinkle remover fcere
is, making crow's feet, deep wrinkles and
I'nes disappear with great rapidity. it.
makes the skin plump, youthful and v-ig-!
orous. and by faithful ure you will see a I
tremendous difference In your appearance !
making you look years younger. The
eptol can be obtained at any drug store, j
-ims makes the most economical creara
i Know or. i
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liTJCTy M. X. The only positive ouiek
and sure way of removing blackheads
Is by sprinkling some neroxin on a sponge
made wet with hot water. This rubbed
on the blackheads, will remove them, big
and little, in a few moments. The ner
oxln can be obtained at any drug store.
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MRS. o: H. K. Do not use mechanical
instruments for bust development. They
Though it is im-
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v' " possible to secure the desired develop
merit, yet the following is worth trying.
as it has been successful in many cases.
A half a cup of sugar and two ounces of
ructone should be dissolved in half a !
pint cf cold water, and of this two teas
Tocnfuls taken three or four times a, day.
You can secure the ruetone at any drugstore.
MT5PCSA There are very few sham-
poos worthy of the name, and only one
"All You Need Are These Few Secrets.
And Surpassing Beauty is Yours,"
tlon, and no one can ever tell that vou
have used anything to remove the suoer- Perfect head-wash that I know. This is
nuous nairs. This is simple sulfo solu- exgoi. uy dissolving one teaspoonful of
tlon. Instead of burning off the hair and this in half a cup of hot water you have
Injuring the skin, no matter how tough, a hair and scalp cleanser which is unus
it dissolves the hair and is a positive ually thorough and quick in removing all
benefit to the skin. You moisten the scurf, rirt and dead skin, leaviner the
hairs to be removed with simple sulfo hair fluffy ana sliky and easy to do up.
solution. You see the hair dissolve away
and you then wash it off. The skin is
left clear, soft and unmarked. Another
splendid feature is that it can be usd
on the tenderest skin, or any part of the
body, with perfect safety. It can b
obtained at any drug store.
The eggol can be secured at any drug
store.
AKNABEL Ordinary talcum powder
does very little goo5 in arm-pits and
other perspiration. Use hydrollzed tale,
which is specially medicated and which
is astonishing in controlling excessive
MARIETTA N"o, the beauty creams perspiration in the arm-pits and other
you are using win never produce the parts or the body, such as the feet, waist.
desired result. There is only one real skin etc. it will prevent your gowns from
beautlner I have ever known and this
will remoys freckles, red spots and other
Dlemlsnes so promptly as to surprise you.
Mix two tablespoonfule of glycerine with
half a pat of not water and while stir
ring add one ounce of zintone. which you
can obtain at the drug store. The liber
al use of this gives an absolutely perfect
complexion, rivaling tne purity of a lily
or a rose. You need nothing else but
bis to give you your fondest desire.
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becoming faded and ruined by excesive
perspiration, and will relieve you from
the misery and humiliation it causes. It
also completely destroys odor.
MISS G. F. T. No more powerful
blood cleanser is known than a mixture
of twelve ounces of granulated sugar and
one ounce of sarasene with one pint of
water. One or two teaspoonfuls taken
after meals will stop pimples and skin
vi upLiuna in a snort lime. Get the sar-
DANDER TJP Yes, vera can srpt rid of sir in th -icHr,,i v... v-
rtWTinrnrr Tnsrrtt riff Hut- x-rTi xD,sn rvmo -. . . .
-cj - - j - Mwwiv- a, any fii ij cLure. fart v
Perkins Bros. Co.
The Same Goods for Less Money
Better Qoods for the Same Money
and la an old PensacoUan, She has
scores of friends and relatives whose
best wishes ehe has in her new home
and life.
CRESTVIEW.
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Different From All Other Coffees!
Only among the Parisians, the Turks, the Arabs and the Moors
will you find coffee like the famous French Market Coffee.
No ordinary American brown roast in the least resembles it
For over a hundred years this wonderful coffee has been served
in the old French Market at New Orleans. Now you all may
get it in perfectly sealed packages at your grocer's. Identically
the same delicious coffee that was served every day in the old
French Market Roasted by our unique hygienic process.
Story of the Old French Market
and Its Wonderful Coffee
Crestvlew, May SO. Several can
didates passed through here last Fri
day and Saturday to attend the speak
ing at Laurel Hill Saturday.
Mr. M. E. Savage was a business
visitor to DeFuniak last Saturday.
Mr. J. A. Richbousr, Dan Cobb,
and R. D. Bush were the candidates
from here to attend the speaking at
Taiirel Hill Saturday.
Miss Ella Atwell and Mr. Creel.
were Holt visitors last Saturday.
Several of the boys here had on their
fighting clothes last Sunday but none
of them was seriously Injured.
Mr. Dallas Cobb spent last Sunday
with home folks near Baker
Mr. S. W. Cox end family, Mr. and
Mrs. Fisher and R. E. Presley from
Milton, are spending this week on the
banks of the School river fishing.
Miss Alice Frater is spending the
week with her sister Miss Mary Fra
ter In DeFuniak. ,
Mr. Allen Cutts from near Boggy, i
spent last Sunday her with home
folks.
Mr. W. G. Wallace s spending this
week with friends in Opp, Ala.
Mr. and Mrs. Lt. E. Bowers are the
proud parents of an eight pound boy,
who arrived last Tuesday.
Mr. W. R. White, a prominent citi
zen of this place who has been spend
ing several days near the bay returned
home last Wednesday.
Mr. W. A. Douglass spent last Wed
nesday near Compton, looking over his
farm.
Mr. D. A. GIlHs. from DeFunlafe,
was in town a short while last Thursday.
i Mr. James L. Clary from Xaurel Hill,
; was talking politics last Friday.
j Mr. R. D. Bush was a business visi
tor to Miligan last Friday.
The old French Market, in New Orleans, has
been there for over a hundred years. It is a long,
low building, open sides filled with stalls where
foodstuffs are sold. Before Spain sold Louisiana
to France, coffee, as a beverage, was unknown
in many parts of America. Even then, French
coffee, with all its exquisite perfection, was served
In this market. But its rare flavor could not
then be retained in shipment.
Now the flavor of this famous roast and blend
is retained. The old secret process of roasting
is reproduced exactly by the French Market
Mills. The flavor is retained in shipment by
perfectly sealed cans, and it goes to your table
with all its natural aroma and goodness. Because
of these things, French Market Coffee ia now the
National Drink of the South.
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DIRECTIONS Wo recommend that you make French Market Coffee In yonr ttcaal way. If yoo
find it too strong- reduce quantity until strength and flavor are satisfactory. French Martrt
makes more cups of good co5ee to the pound than ether brands, thereby reducing your coffee bill.
French Market Mills - - New Orleans
New Orleans Coffee Company, Ltd., Proprietors
FLORALA.
MORNING JOY-
Like all extremely high-grade coffees, mild and velvety ia
flavor a great favorite with the leading Southern Clubs.
A combination of high-grade coffees, blended expressly for the highest
iVivJIvl A m glass of hotel trade.
TTI7 TT superb blend of Pan-American Coffees a great favorite in the best known
m Southern Restaurants, who do not care to risk the use cf bulk coffees.
jui produstr oi ik FRENCH MARKET MILLS
Flora la, May SO. Members of the
truckers association are shining cab
bages, Irish potatoes and cucumbers by
express, freight and in car lots. J. W.
Harry shipped a car of Irish potatoes
to Atlanta, Thursday, and other truck
ers shioped a car of cabbages a day la
ter. All truck shipped from Florala up to
this week has been veTy fine, but ow
ing to the continued dry weather it is
now being damaged and each dry day
sees considerable damage to the fields.
Mr. Harry states titAx unless rain
falls on the crops within the next few
days all truck crops will be cut tre
menduously short.
On the 15th day of June the dti
Florala will vote on the question of
issuing bonds to the amount of $16,000
for the purpose of extending, enlarg,
ing, improving, repairing and securing
to the city the more complete use of
and enlargement of the sewer system
and the water works plant. It is the
intention of the city to Install a new
pump at the pumping station. This
pump already has been purchased
and will be put in as soon as it arrives.
It will be electrically driven and this
will necessitate a day current.
Messers. McCIung & Company, of
the local lighting plant have agreed to
operate a day current as soon as the
new city pump is installed.
Fire insurance adjusters were in the
city this week conferring with R. A.
French, local agent, and preparing to
make settlement with the business men
whose goods were damaged by fire and
water on the night of May 20th, when
the Florala opera ho'ise t-urisi j
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Now most pleasantly located in our new,
spacious quarters at 107 South Palafox street,
we extend to you a greeting and an invitation
to visit us here and
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with our new surroundings.
enJy getting acquain
ted"
has spread out. We have sought larger quarters because we
believe, as in the cast, our business will continue to jrow. Wc
bel
ieve in Pensacola.
We believe Pensacola will grow because it has a good
foundation and all the inducements to incoming citizens which
they could desire in a home city.
We believe Gutman s will continue to grey) for much tli-z
same reason. We have always tried to impress on the public
mini our slogan "The Store Noted for Values and, our increas
ing trade tends to show that the public has found thai oui
slogan is borne out in fact.
In addition to searching markets carefully and with a
knowledge of goods attained only through a quarter century of
experience,
adds to the exceptional values always displayed here an un
qualified guarantee that anything bought at this store is just ai
represented. This guarantee carries with it the alternative,
always, of "your money back if goods are not just exactly a-j
represented."
Such a guarantee adds just that much to the value
goods bought here, because then you know they must pn
satisfactory.
And above all, what is advertised over Gutman s name is
' truthfully described, truthjully priced and truthfully offered to
you. True truth in advertising is Gutman s unwavering standard.
Note
For
Monday
Shoppers
The very newest in dress gfoods
the market affords is here, em
bodying the latest ideas in crepes,
laces and ribbons. Every item ab
solutely fresh, having just been re
ceived by express. Our center
tables will show you.
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