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THE PENSACOLA JOURNAL. SUNDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 9, 1917.
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,7 O- MY PEARL.
God gave -to me a treasure,
A pure and flawless Pearl;
To keep within my safety vault,
Protected from the world.
Tn'at like onto a chrysalis,
And grew from day to day;
Until it burst its out-most shell,
As if 'twould fly away.
But yet it still expanded,
Securely confined;
Within my safety vault so strong,
By iron bands entwined-
lut yet it still expanded,
From day to day it grew;
Until it buret those iron bands.
And they asunder flew.
I wondered in my soul of souls.
Why my Pearl would not stay;
Within my safety vault confined,
But strove to break away.
And then my treasure spoke to me;
Dear Mother let me go;
And figJtt for our America,
Why will you hold me so?
So long in prison I have lain,
Though kind my keeper be;
I feel the pangs of the oppressed.
Who are longing to be free-
I even hear the Tyrants tread,
While rearing this loved shore;
And if He once should over-ride,
We'll be free. Nevermore.
Our Flag of Red, White and Blue,
Its folds flings forth to me;
1 1 pleads! Frotect me from insult,
Thy emblem of the free.
So now dear Mother dry your tears.
For God will keep your son;
Immune until this victory's gained,
And world wide freedom won.
Ashamed I stood with head bowed
down.
Forgive dear God I cried;
For holding back your Jewel rare,
To my own selfish sic'.e.
Eo take the Pearl thou gavest me,
And use, and use it itill;
And use me too dear God I pray.
To do Thy Holy will.
By Mrs J. M. LEE
Pensacola, Fla.
MISS STUBEE TO VISIT
IN WARRINGTON.
Miss Maude Stuber of Tampa, Flor
ida, who has been spending the past
few days as guest of Mrs- M. E
Morey at her home on North Twelfth
Avenue will leave today for Warring
ton where she will spend a week vis
iting her aunt, Mrs. John MeLellan
At the end of the week she will leave
for New Orleans for a visit with rela
tives before returning to her home.
During her visit in Pensacola. Miss 1 the fund supplies them with
oiuoer nas Deen snown many social
JEWELRY TO BE GATHERED FOR
"TRINKET AND TREASURE DAY."
-. The . ladies of the Pensacola Equal J textbooks, binoculars, pulmotors, hos-
Suffrage League are making sood Pital requisites and other equipment ;
.. .;fi, tu-i, io. kt-c. ' that adds to their comfort and safety,
progress w,th their plans for "Treas- ; The monev is raised by donat-,s
ure and Trinket Day" which will pro- ; 0f discarded jewelry, eld plate and
bably be held this month, to add to i everything n the way of gold and sil
the fund which is being raised to send j ver, all of which will be melted into
young men to aviation schools and ! ignots and converted into money,
equip them for service in the air. I There is a tender sentiment con
. The .fund recently equipped has 'netted with giving hoarded treasures
sent three aviators to. France as mem- to this worthy cause which appeal?
bers of the Lafayette escadrille. the strongly to loyal women folk and the
American air force which has been ! ladies in charge of the work locally
are confident of a liberal response on
Pensacola's "Treasury and Trinket
Day."
Whatever sum is realized here will
be given to the fund as m. gift from
all the ladies of Pensacola and not
as the donation of the league, which
is conducting the campaign as its .
work of helpfulness in the war. '
winning wonderful fame over the
battlefields of Northern France. The
fund has also added materially to the
equipment of a New York state mili
tary aviation station and is assisting
in the equipment of other stations
throughout the country- In addition
to meeting the expenses of student
courtesies, among them a bathing
arty at Bayview which took place
ast Tuesday evening.
GUESTS OF MR. AND MRS.
F. MINDELL.
Mr. and Mrs- H. G. Codv
H G. Cody, Jr., of Mobile
and son
are the
Mr. and Mrs.' F. Mindell
home corner of Eighth
Avenue and Wright Street, and will
spend several days here
! at their
GIRLS WILL LEAVE FOR
WASHINGTON TOGETHER-
Miss Myrtle Rice, Miss Dorothy
Bingham and Miss Sylvia Kahn wiil
leave together this evening for Wash
ington, D. C., where they will separ
ate and go to the different colleges.
Miss Rice will go to Fredericks
burg, where she will take up studies
at the Virginia State College, and
Miss Bingham will stay in Washing
ton and enter the Georgetown Uni
versity there- Miss Kahn will study
this winter at the Hood Seminary at
Frederick, Maryland.
MOTOR TO HATTIESBURG,
.MISSISSIPPI.
Mr. and Mrs- C. E. Driver and sons
mfJL"f eLrJ?PJr SItlbll-f' MAKE HOME IN BOSTON.
Mississippi, to visit Mrs. Driver s sis
ter, Mrs- Albert Herron for two
weeks.
MRS. QUARLES VISITING
IN NEW YORK.
Mrs. J. K- Quarles, who
has been
i. - ;, XT-,,, . iicuiuii uuu nicy win inane
ivi ouiiic nine yaab to nun in gm , . i . , T -
. , ,. t ton their future home. In a few
n M!Aicn mi., a a days Mrs. Heblon will be joined by
The Yarn is here!
V at
Miss Hcrrimaris
White.
Mrs. Quarles will return the latter
part of the month in time for school.
MR. AND MRS. MILLJGAN TO
RETURN HOME MONDAY.
Mr- and Mrs. W- G, Milligan are
expected to return home on Monday
afternoon from their motor trip to
Anniston, and other points in Ala
bama, where they were guests of rela
tives. In Anniston they visited
their daughter, Mrs. Leyden. Their
trip lasted about ten weeks.
This Actually Removes
Superfluous Hair Roots
Entirely New and Instantaneous
Method.
RED CROSS TO AID
ARMENIA AND SYRIA.
The Red Cross War Council has ap
propriated $300,000 for relief work in
the Near East, through the Ameri
can committee for the Armenian and
byrian relief- I his is tne second ap
propriation of $300,000 to the Armen
ian relief committee
Owing to the position taken by the
Turkish government, the American
committee for Armenian and Syrian
relief is the only American organiza
tion authorized to carry on any kind
of relief work in the Ottoman Em
pire. In no theater of the war have
populations experienced greater suf
fering than in Armenia., Palestine and
the Caucasus.
The American committee has been
to carry succor to the stricken
people in these territories through
the efforts of American, Swiss, Swe
dish and Danish missionaries- Nearly
one hundred of these men are now ;
stationed throughout Asia Minor su
pervising the distribution of supplies.
Three commissioners supervise the
work, serving without pay and bear
ing their own expenses abroad.
One of the main branches of the
j-committee's activities, to which the
Ked Cross is lending its support, is
MISS MATHEWS RETURNS the training of women and children
TO MOBILE. j among the refugees to be self-sup-
Miss Lottie Mathews left yesterday porting. Boys are being taught han
at noon for her home in Mobile after dicraft and building trades, while
spennmg several weeKs in lensacoia many of the women are being sup
as the guest of Miss Amelia Schad at j plied with wool and taught how to
Eed of Seasoe
Last Call for Su
mm
aleX
er Apparel.
Mrs- A. H. Heblon who with her lit
tie son, Erwin Eakins Heblon, have
visited Mrs. E- O. McReynolds and ; able
Mrs. Minnie Rutherford at their home
on North Palafox street, went from
here to Mobile and later left for Bos-
M nr., , 1 ...l t i
visiting in Greenwood, Mississippi,.,.,' . ..' - m.J
be
her sister. Miss Minnie Eva Eakins
and her mother Mrs. L- A. Eakins
who will make her a visit in her new
home-
This Sale
is for
Cash Only
On Sale
Monday
and
Tuesday
rwi'' Sou ate lJjA
Lrcv fJ There are Just 15 of hm '4 111 I
1 SU I 7 Gabardln-S and Seises val. M J iJJ
hKsvw&FmTm US Up to 23' Tlle sk,rt ,0" V I
I luVtMi I ls wortl1 more tjian tlie sell- t I 1 l V-13
ill I I tfV I I price now offered your Mil V-il ll J
fill tnn It)
No Goods
Charged or
on Approval
On Sale
Monday
and
Tuesday
SAVE 50 CENTS
A G4 lUNTAIN SYRINOE D-
wrh turn.
The Central Fharmacy
PHONEI 177. 171
PETER CHACKNEY
"THE POPULAR, GROCE"."
PHONE 882.
ovmment and Barcelona Streets.
By tlie Introduction In this country of
what is known as the "pheiactine pro
cess," any woman can now r'ul herself
completely of annoying superfluous hair
or fuzz. The process is entirely new,
different from - all others, a riU far bet
ter because it actually removes the
roets, as well as the surface hiir! It is
instantaneous, perfectly hafmless. odor
less and non-lrritatfnp
Just get a stick of pheiactine from
your druggist, follow the simple direc
tions and s the hair roots come out
w-ith your own eyes! No depilatory or
electrical treatment can produce this re
sult. The skin is left soft, smooth and
hairless as a child's. Pheiactine can be
used with absolute safety one could
even eat it with impunity If it doesn't
do exactly as claimed, you can have
jour money back without question. Adv.
her home on West Intendencia street
She enjoyed a most pleasant stay-
MR. MAC BLOOM
LEAVES FOR HOME.
Mr. Mac Bloom of Chicago, Illinois,
left yesterday for his home after a
visit in Pensacola as truest of his sis
ters, Mrs. Max Heinburp and Mrs- H.
J- Grrenhut for the past few weeks.
MRS. CHRISTIE TO LEAVE
FCR ORANGE, TEXAS.
- Mrs. John H. Christie leaves on the
noon train on Monday for Orange,
Texas, where she will join her hus-
fashion it into garments for the
children.
Estimates laid before the Red
Cross by the American committee,
show that there are more than two
million people in western Asiawhose
neain can oe prevented dj- curecx. anu :
continued help from America- The
care of orphan children is also a diffi- j
cult problem, and their number is es- ;
timated to run into the hundred thou- !
sands. Ten cents a day per person !
is the minimum on which life can ba
sustained in the refugee camps or in ,
the family groups.
Since the orcsnization of the Ar
The Clutter Music House
PIANOS. PLAYER PIANOS.
ORGANS. TUNING. REPAIRING
band, Mr. Christie, who is engaged in . menian and Syrian relief committee
business there and s"he
there for several weeks-
will remain
GUESTS OF MR. AND
MRS. ERICKSON-
Mrs. Albert Hart and baby, accom
panied by Miss Marie Calametti. all
of Mobile, Alabama, have arrived in
Pensacola to be guests of Mrs.
Hart's parents, Mr. and Mrs- Thomas
Erickton at their home on East
Wright street for several weeks.
One lot consisting- of oO
white skirts. The greatest
reduction ever made. Val
ues up to $4; your choice
Saturday only
Silk taffetas, poplins and
others at a most sweeping
reduction; values up to
S.-0; vour choice now for
Materials of silk taffe
tas, poplins and velours
all the latest styles, most
drastic reduction; values
up to S12; vour choice at
$4,98, $5.98
CHILDREN'S DRESSES
All tho summer dresses must go radical reductions have
been made to move them. Splendid to start school with
come and see them.
WIRTHMORE WAISTS
All odds :iml ends of the se;son. Kvery lady knors
their i taiulnr ' price is $1.'0. yet your choice of this lot
to cl"re. is 75c. ,
Fall Suits, Coats and Costumes Will Be Shown by Special Request Only
Readyto-Weai?9 Slope
on October "I, 19157 ItTias? distributed
about $3,700,000 in relief work. Prac
tically all of this money has been j
raised by subscriptions in the United i L l 1
States- YVir.r. SPRn soatt tfmp
IN MARY ESTHER.
Mrs. TV Tv nod a man onrl ATt- .Taz-lr
j APPRECIATION OF PATRONAGE ; Kugleman who has just recovered
9 aud 11 South Palafox SSsreet
COMMITTEE SHOW
Don't Use Any Other
Than Cuticura Soap
To Clear Your Skin
AT DANCE.
The committee of the Pensacola Li
brary Association wish to thank all
those who assisted in giving: the
dance on Friday night and also the
I public who so generously patronized
i them. The committee was as fol-
from several week's illness, have left
for up the bay to spend a few weeks
at Mary Esther,
MEETING CIRCLE NO. 2
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.
Circle Number Two of the First
birth of a daughter on Friday. Sep- Mas formerly
tember the seventh. Mrs. Maher j Gonzalez.
Miss Eugenia Mario
lows: Mrs- R. P- Reese, iIrs. William ! Baptist Church will meet on Monday
! atternoon at the usual hour at the
! home of Mrs. Walburg on South Al-
caniz street. All members of the
circle are urged to attend-
sar mt
LJ I. I JL- 1
E. GREENBLATT
THE MAN WHO SAVES YOU
MONEY"
12-114 East Intendencia Street.
IT OF HIGH RENT DISTRICT.
3ZC
Bell's Studio
Announces
That in connection with
the regular . photographic
work, they are now in a po
sition to do all kinds of
kodak developing and fin
ishing work
Films Left Today,
Prints Delivered To
morrow, in either Dull
or Gloss Finish.
"24 Hour Service "
-Catering to kodak shops
op individuals who mav
have kodak finishing that
they want done neatly ana
correctly.
Cell s Studio
- 14 1-2 S. Palafox St.
r
Army M Navy Headquarters
The Heart of Pensacola.
Sam Carflos Hotel
(Fireproof)
Seven -stories of solid comfort.
A modern hostelry of peculiar excellence.
European plan, Sl.oO per day and up. Special
weekly and monthly rates.
Sao Carlos Cafe
A restaurant for discerning- ones. Open from
6 a. m. until 8:30 p. m.
The season's delicacies properly prepard and
served.
Club breakfasts from .0c up. Tabic d'Hote
luncheon daily, GOc. Service la carte.
Management Chas. B. Ilervev.
; Fisher, Mrs. Oscar Maura, Miss Lot
i tie G. Flinn and Miss Sadie Kugel-
man.
! BOYS TO LEAVE FOR ST.
! BERNARDS COLLEGE,
j Messrs- Sherry and Edward Mc
! Adam have left for Montgomery, Ala
jbama, where they are visiting their
i aunt for a few days on their way to
! college. They will later be joined
there by their brother, Charles and
j Messrs- Chris A. Johnson, Thomas A.
i Johnson, the two sons of Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas H. Johnson, Robert
Howland, Earl Le Baron and Frank
Sanders, who will be accompanied by
Father Bede of St. Bernards College
at Culman. Alabama, where they will
go from Montgomery to take up stu
dies for the school months-
ANNOUNCE BIRTH
OF DAUGHTER-
Mr. and Mrs- Leo B. Maher, of 1024
East Cervantes street announce the
Autumn Weddings
Require the prompt placing of orders for engraved invita
tions. Our samples represent the very latest shapes and
forms that have been accepted by refined and fashionable
society- We LEAD In originating artistic effects with
fine material. Our prices are the lowest. Send for sam-,
pies, which will be supplied free of charge- J. P. STEV
ENS ENGRAVING CO., Wedding Stationery Engravers, 47
Whitehall St., Atlanta, Ga-
MR. MARION R. M'LELLAN
i STATIONED AT BALTIMORE.
Mr- Marion Robert MeLellan, eld
est son of Mr. Robert MeLellan, is
now a first class Quartermaster, sta
tioned at Baltimore, Maryland.
LA MOD
H
ANNOUNCE BIRTH OF SON.
Mr- and Mrs- Henry Baars of "The
Towers," Cordova Park, announce the
birth of a son on Saturday morning,
September the ei.rhth, who will bear
the name of Henry Baars, Jr.
MISS MAXWELL TO LEAVE
FOR SWEETBRIAR COLLEGE.
I Miss Judith Maxwell will leave on
i September the eighteenth for Sweet
i briar, Virginia, where she will study
! at the Sweetbriar College for the win
! ter.
If
If
If
If
It's
It's
It's
It's
Meats.
Vegetables
Chickens or Eggs
Fish of Any Kind
PHONE US
The Parlor Market
173 PHONES 174
i MEETING PENSACOLA EQUAL
j SUFFRAGE LEAGUE.
i There will be a meetintr of the Pen
sacola Equal Suffrage League on
Monday night at eight o'clock at the
City Hall. A full attendance is
urged.
WOMAN'S RELIEF ASSOCIATION
CALL FOR CHILDREN'S CLOTHES.
For the past few months the Wo
man's Relief Association have spent
about one hundred and fifty dollars
in various ways for charity and
about sixty dollars for clothes, and
also for charity have secured posi
tions for 7 persons. Thej' would like to
provide clothes for some school child
ren and ask that persons having
clothes that they have no use for but
still good and will be willing to give
them to the association are asked to
call 1559, 318 or 1885 and the clothef
will be called for-
New Arrivals at the Style Store of Dresses, Suits, Skirts,
Blouses and Hats. Several Models That Are the
Most Beautiful Examples of the Tailor's Art
We Have Ever Seen
Bright and beautiful bristling- with style splendidly made with becoming-
neatness, these handsome garments will be enthusiastically welcomed by
every woman who appreciates style and quality at a minmum cost.
Suits of the season most stylish materials at $18.00, $.25.00, $30.00 and
up to $75.00.
Dresses of serge and silk at $12.50, $15.00, $18.00 and up to $35.00.
Beautifully tailored and trimmed hats of exquisite style at $2.50, $5.00,
$7.50 and up to $15.00. , " !
RIGHT NOW IS THE TIME TO MAKE YOUR SELECTION.
We Enjoy showing them.
Will you come and see them? r
We enjoy showing them will you come and see them?
Phone
337
122-124
S. Palafox
Sole Agents LaCamille, Front Lace and W. B. Back
' Lace Corsets,
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