The Pensacola journal., May 31, 1914, SECTION TWO, Page 3, Image 13

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THE PENSACOLA JOURNAL, SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 31, 1914,
Section Two
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PeoDie and hvents i PHONE
Monday Morning Begins a Sale of the Choicest
i
Patterns of the
eason in Embroidered
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By CELIA MYROVER ROBINSON. lJ
RELIGIOUS SERVICES AND BASKET DINNER.
The Church of Christ will hold
morning and afternoon services at
Ferry Pass church house, near Whit
mire's cemetery, on Sunday. May 31.
The following: program win be carried
out:
Song: and prayer services begin at
30:30 a m.
Sermon by W. L. Reeves Subject:
The Commandments of Christ are Or
dinances appointed as means to Man's
enjoyment of Salvation in time and
Eternity." 11 o'clock a. m.
Communion service 11.40 a. m.
Basket dinner and intermission, 12
until 2 p. m.
Sermon by H. E. Pierce Subject:
"How to Study and Remember the
Scriptures." 2:30 p. m.
Some important business matters
will . be given attention in the after
noon, j
A royal welcome is assured all who
wish to attend these serv ices.
Fl
ounces
Which
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rodigious
rice
Will
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Prevail
A WOMAN PRAYS.
od, make m worthy of the little
thing's:
The thin, new moon, the tittle bird
that sings.
The whimsy dream with ever-ready
wings
God, make me worthy of the little
things.
Lord, let me feel the glory of the
small ;
The hidden path, the bud, the breeze's
call.
Those little hours that have no spur
at all
Lrord, let me feel the glory of the
small.
God, make me worthy of the little
things;
The little silences that loving brings.
The routine task, the little hand that
clings
God, make me worthy of the little
things!
By Glad Malone, in June Alnslee's.
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BONIFAY.
i
Bonifay,. May 30. The revival meet
in? which has been in progress at
t:: Methodist church for the pat week
i -:irne to a close with the Sunday even
i g service Rev. H. L.. Stout con-i'n-ted
the meeting assisted by Rev.
t S. Talley. of DeFuniak Springs,
' 'o delivered two very inspiring: ser
; -: - daily, there were several addi
i !!! tc the church membership.
demonstration Agent, lr. C. A.
J 'u! ford, after a tour or inspection on
i!v west side, of the county reports
sv.s being exceedingly good, there Is
tome complaint of dry weather.
Miss Mary Lou Mathis is spending
veral days iu town the guest of Mrs.
. R. MatMs. Miss Mathis. who is
directing the canning club work of this
ounty has just completed her tour of
successful and interesting meetings,
reports the demonstration plats as be
ing in fine condition, ana parents lend
irg so much encouragement to the
children in this work Is quite gratifying-.
" ith the presentation of promotion
rtf rates and the readina- of a ve-y
i" t-rrsting program ax. tne Methodist
i l 'irch Saturday afternoon, the Boni
fa High School came to the close of
one "1 i he most successful terms of
the institution.- Prof. W. B. Homaday
and assist! nts ha'e been the recipi
ents of much prais? from patrons ar.d
pupil, for their hard and diligent labor
l-:r the advancement of the school.
Mr. Max Porterfield. of Montgomery,
also. Mr M. I.-ott, were the guests of
Beautify the Compiexion
IN TEN DAYS
Nadinola CREAM
The Unequaled BeaatiHer
USED AND EVDORSED B'i
THOUSANDS
Guaranteed to rerrtovr
tanv freckles, pimpies,
liver-spots, etc, Extrema
cases twenty days-
Rids pores and tissues of impurities
Leaves the skin clear, soft- healthy
Two sizes, 50c and L00. By toilet
counters or maiS
Ara-wyvyur. 751ET COMPAIsnr. Parts. Ia
Kodaks.
and Kodak supplies. We do develop
ing and printing as well.
Reynalds Music House
IS FENOLE A HOUSEHOLD
NECESSITY?
This question cm "oest be an
swered by any one of the thou
sands of housewives in Tampa and
elsewhere who have been using
Fenole exclusively as an insecticide
and disinfectant in their homes.
They have found it to be the most
economical, safe, effective and con
venient preparation that they have
ever used.
Fenole is economical to use, be
cause distributed as It is with a
spray pump there Is absolutely no
waste; It goes farther and kills
more insects to the gallon than any
other preparation on the market.
It Is safe to use anywhere and
everywhere; insects killed with
Peraole will not lie around as a
menace to the lives of your pets
or chickens; It does Its work
Quickly and then evaporates com
pletely. It can be sprayed all over
the furniture, carpets and clothing,
and will neither stain or injure the
most delicate fabrics. Fenole Is
very effective In Its work- Tou
can not only kill all the Insects In
sight, but the Cne vapor penetrates
the smallest cracks and crevices,
destroying the nests and eggs com
pletely. It Is always ready to use;
you 'th "shoot the troublesome
pests on sight or on suspicion,
without hesitation or preparation.
As a Disinfectant, Fenole is in
valuable. The fin vapor from the
sprayer searches out and kills
germs and microbes in the air, on
the floors and walls; its use around
the kitchen sink, in the toilet,
around the garbage can, etc, will
immediately dissipate odors and
germs and will quickly evaporate,
leaving everything cleanly and
odorless.
Sometimes a person buying Fe
nole for the first time will ask: "Is
it dangerous to breathe the vapor
or odor of Fenole in one's lanes?"'
The answer Is: No, POSITIVELY
NO. Its powerful antiseptic com
position makes it absolutely bene
ficial to breathe. In fact, the free
use of Fenole around the house wil'
go a long way toward preventing
the contraction of contagious dis
eases, especially those which affect
throat and lungs.
"vTe repeat. Use Fenole freely.
Use It according to directions. You
will discover a thousand and one
uses for it. and be more than
pleases with tie good results ob
tained. You will then agree with
thousands of others that FENOLE
IS A HOUSEHOLD NECESSITY.
Sold by Druggists. Grocers and
Hardware Dealers
FENOLE CHEMICAL COMPANY
Tampa, Fla.
Sole Manufacturers
Drawing and Painting.
Miss E. Chandler will open classes
In drawing, painting and manual arts,
Friday, May 29th, 9:00 a. m.
Studio, 114 West Chase street
Phone 1540.
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Parker the first
of the week.
Misses Katrina and Beatrice Terry. !
of Ooree. Texas, are the guests of rel
atives here this week.
Mr. O. G. Dalton of Taylor, Ala,
spent the past week with his brothers,
Mr. T. F. Dalton and Dr. B. W. Dal
ton who reside here.
Mrs. J. M. Terry has returned home j
fl'tw a. w-eek sta v in Pnsacoli. where
she was cfUod on account of the death !
of her mother. Mrs. C. A. Vauehan.
Mr. and Mrs. N. T. Dowdy of Peo
ria, 111., are visitins their daughter Mrs. .' I
Emma Dowdy Sessoms, and will spend j
several days here. j
Messers. Horace Hutchinson and M '
J. Moates of Noma were in town on I fel
business one dav durintr the week ! i. 3
Mr. and Mrs. Kelly Sessoms ivere ! pi
the guests of relatives here Thursday
and Friday.
Mr. a. E. Stone, re-oresentin a: The.
Pensacola Journal, was in town r1--'T(f
first of the week. j p3j
Air. J A Sims accompanied V-v i KJ
Messers. G W. Black and J M . ! PS
Broch. in giving a. few de-tails of their .
trip throughout the soth east portion j jf
or Texas , wnere tney went to pur- k-o
chase cattle of the Hereford stock, Mr. Jjjj
Sims says, "On our trip I saw lots of j t
Hereford cows that save three gal-iS1
Ions of milk a day. rich in butter, j Ljj
They were fat and were extra, fine j
beef 'rattle When fat cross d my mind i LJj
I iust thought of my "lard hog" which
I have iust killed, three feet high, six
feet ar.d two inches lo- and made six j
lard cans full of lard. This hog- was of j
Poland China stock I also klhed an
other of the same stock comparing in
size similar to the other "
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p - iff
n EEzr? mm
This is a most seasonable offer and one that
should and will crowd our dress goods depart
ment to its utmost with women who want to
save without sacrificing the first particle of
quality or up-to-dateness.
and wonderful as-
This unusual offer includes our entir
sortment of 45-inch
trreracn voase a
repe rsounces
DEERLAXD.
liner i '
Deerland. May SO Matthew Miller i
and J. W. McSwain of Dorcas,
a few hours here last Sunday
Miss Alice Davis who has teen
with s!a- fever was able to wn t. hf
errandmother's lat Sunday
A. D. McLecd of Orestvje.w was up j 'i
last Sundav to se his sister who is i j i
f ick.
Pasco Hart of Dorcas, passed through
our burg last Sunday on his way home I -
from shearing sheep on Titi VjJ
j Uncle Alex McCallum pat master j
1 of Dorcas, was here a short while Mon-
day. Come and stay all dav. Uncle
'Alex, we like your companv
Mrs. Chester Beard is reported im- 1
' proving' to the gratification of her
i nurse and doctor
i W. J. Davis and Mr Levis of Mill
: view, spent the day here last Wednes-
; day looking at a mill location and the
; timber. Ve hope they wi'l soon he j
back and start up ousiness.
W. T. Hart was a pleasant caller i
here last Thursda afternoon
J. R. Beard the travelling man. was1
: a pleasant caller here Thursday. j
j J. E McConnel! received a car load
of guano last Wednesdaj-, he is plant-'
i The candidates are busy this week 1 fyi
making their wants known hut next ;
i Tuesday will deride the question. This
1 countv wi'I or.!v poi! a !iftle o-er half'N,:
vote. ' f
Mrs. M H Clajton who has been : S
i visiting her mother ir. South Alabama, ! k.
returned home last aturda?
pleasure of her rna-'- frier, is
to ht
I
si
MARY ESTHER.
Mary Esther May JV The euesrs
who are registered at Hotel Cedars
now ars Mr an,i Mrs P-ncter n?
Ala.. Dr. and Mrs. Da Iron, and two !
children cf Opp, Ala . Mr. Champion ;
and Mr Underwood of Opp. j
Mr. T. J Pr-or of this place went!
. T a v. f a -vT a .-i - . "T" i . - . . . .
ness i
Mr. V. J. Maclntire of rensa.co!a. ! kj
visited his mother ar.d father of thi i
P!- r- .. SN
. j. . . lv.- Uii? k;ci e . ei:t
to the Deep Water city last week on
business.
Hotel Ceiiars is receiving- quite a lot
of a:; ligations for summer -.carders.
Fishing and crabbing are very sood
a i Mary Esther now.
in all white, self colored, white with black and white, colored
in pink, light blue, wistaria, tango, red, cone, an and green ef
fects; beautiful dainty ecru flounces with self color effects, and
also the color combinations that have proven the season's favorites; also
9i-friizjr v .
Ml9w included arc exquisite flouncings in imported crepes in the new ivory
IplPf tints, self colored. V alues in these exquisite tab-
rics range from r cents to Sb.U per yard, and
rhey will, beginning Monday morning, be placed
on sale at
3L i a
Why Buy Linen Whoo I inweave Serves
IB
Here's one of the most vonderiul indentions
to- the saving of a thoughtful votmiu .rioney
Linrveave.
Ve're showing XliH
Same Purposes?
Clonojran
include the verv sheerest.
materials up to medium, and the he.-iie?
thread material for suitings,
waists, golf skirts, etc
This materia! wests hLf
"-i n ' costs only
15c ro 25c per vara
in ddv bloi.scs. r.hu - p?J-r& V"VMm
We're sho niz: a complete a?srrmen. of th- nr-. cncertin.3 chains to be worn with the new tango girdles.
Thev'rf eiv ttracf!ve and p v ad 'led "hai"f-i '' '': snmi-r style?
The Latest
IT
econa noor items
$37.50 Dresses, $7.50
It is not our custom to exarerare in our advertising;
and we have not done so m the above statement, as star'
hng as the contrast mav seem
Wf have remaining about 40 dresses made of he bc- i"
qualitv lingerie, prettily trimmed with shadow lace,
lace, and Irish crochet. Ideal for oing; ""'ear. values
fans ins; up to $37.50, while thev last
$2.50, $5 and $7.50
tLxceptional Interest
New Arrivals in Skirts and Shirtwaists
A ? h owing of rhoi styles in summer skirts, which
-ave mst been received These include the very latest
:ian tun?'" effects, made in crepes, series, shepherd
C. necks. tr
A larse -.fortnint Wash -Skirts, in ratine and
rice cloth.. Varied in styles and handsome in effect.
Just received nev summer styles made m lingerie,
f rimmed up in latest popular effects. All low neck, daimw
sndes. 51.50 to $3.50 each.
1 .-! r1 "1 1
cne -onnaren
oo
We never forget the little folks because we want this store always to be as much of a little folks
store as one for grown-ups.
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A shipment has just come in. consisting of
children's play or yard dresses. It's positively astonish
ing how they can be made for the price. Sizes
2 to 6, special this week -Dv
The most serviceable garment children ever wear.
Ten dozen 'Seaside" Rompers, good material, well made
up. sizes 2 to 6. special OCn
this week
We would suggest that you come early, very early, because the days are getting quite warm
before they are many hours old.
W atson.
Everything to Wear
ompany