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THE PENS A CO LA JOURNAIi. SATURDAY MORNING, MARCH 13, 1920
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W omen and Events
Phone 38, between 10 a. m. and 6 p. m.
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MONDAY
Concert. Gadsden Methodist church
TUESDAY Wild man -Marsh wedding, 8:30 p. m.
home of the bride-elect, ' 714 N.
flpring-st. , . . ,
. Dance at Ft. Pickens, under the aus
pices of the Social Club of Ft.
Pickens. 715-11:00 p; m. " "
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DANCE AT FT. PICKENS. . -
.'Director McCarthy of the Army "Wel
fare Service la Issuing, invitations to
fortunate young ladies of Pensacola
to a danco at Ft. Pickens next Tues
day evenir g, under the auspices of the
Social Club, an organization of sol
diers stationed at Ft. Pickens. The
guests will be taken to the fort on one
of the largest government launches.
The launch leaving Palafox wharf at
7:15 and leaving Ft. Pickens at 11:00
o'clock. Special cars will meet the
boat on its return. - J
Community Service has offered the
use of its club rooms as a meeting
place for the girls who are invited.
Several matrons will chaperone the
girls. Refreshments of fruit, cake and
punch will be served, and coffee and
sandwiches will be served on board the
launch on the return trip. Special
music will be furnished for the oc
casion. &
GADSDEN STREET METHODIST
CHOIR TO ENTERTAIN.
The Gadsden Street Methodist choir
will give a concert Monday evening at
8 o'clock assisted by the Young Men's
Glee Club and a reader and pianist
from the High School, under the di
rection of Mrs. Nita Osborne Benn.
No admission will be charged but a
silver offering will be taken.
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FORTY-TWO CLUB ENTER
TAINED. .Mrs. Angus McMillian entertained
the Forty-Two Club at her home, 713
N. Spring-St., yesterday. There were
three tables playing. A delicious
frozen salad was served.
ANNOUNCE BIRTH OF
DAUGHTER.
Announcement la made of the birth
at the . Pensacola hospital, Thursday,
of a daughter to -Mr. and Mrs. K. It.
Uppincott, Jr. Mrs. Lippincott is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hall
mark. .
JOURNAL'S PEOPLE AND EVENTS
EDITOR 13 ILL.
Miss Grace Coley, editor of the Peo
ple and Events column in The Journal,
is 111 of irfluenza. Until she is able
to resume her duties. Miss Louise El
lis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, A. Cary
Ellis, Is acting in Miss Coley's capa
city. f
MRS. DWELLE LEAVES FOR
INDIANAPOLIS.
Mrs. Leo Dwelle leaves today for
Indianapolis, where she goes to Join
Mr. Dwello who has recently been
made commercial agent for the L. &
N. at that place. Both Mr. and Mrs.
Dwelle have many friends who regret
their departure.
! PARIS MORE FRENCH THEN
USUAL.
"Paris is remarkably free of Amer.
icans," says Miss Harriett Tavlor.
who was Just returning from nineteen
montns. service as chief of. all the
work of the Americans Y. TV. C. A. in
France, to resume her work with that
organization at its national headquar
ters in New York City. "The uniformed
noraes of Americans who thronged
Paris streets during the war and up
to the past few months have departed
The thousands on thousands of tour
ists who may be expected, after a few
more months have not yet begun to
arrive. Between them Paris is more
French than usual.
"This does not mean that there are
no Americans there. The Americans
Women's Club, which is coming to be
a general rendexvous for all Ameri
cans - in Paris is exceedingly well pat
ronized even now. But many of the
women who meet there for clubs and
parties are residents in Paris, not tour
ists. 'When the anticipated influex of
American tourists begins, this club
house (formerly the Hotel Petrograd,
at 33 Rue Caumartin) will be full to
overflowing.
The club officials have been making
use of this period of comparative leis
ure to prepare for busier days to come,
The information bureau, particularly ,
has done an enormous piece of work in
preparing a card index of all informa
tion which may conceivably be of use
to Americans travelling in France.
One of the features of the clal life
of the club is its weekly . musicale,
coming on Sunday evenings, at which
American students of music in Paris
conservatories are Introduced to Amer
ican audiences whose size Is limited
lonly by the capacity of the reception
room. These students are selected by
consultation with the conservatories,
and only the most accomplished
and promising are invited to perform.
Another interesting and thoroughly
"Yankee" custom of the club - is the
celebration of each American holiday
with appropriate festivities. February,
with its two big birthday parties, was
unusually gay, and the club provided
decorations, entertainment and menus
in keeping with each occasion.
Miss Taylor is particularly impressed
with the wide variety of American
types who frequent the American
Women's Club. From all parts of the
United States and from all strata of
society they come. The ultra-fashionable
millionaire's wife and the sim
ple country lady from "Out West" seem
equally at home in this, "their home in
Parl3." .
666 quickly relieves Colds and
LaGrippe, Constipation, Bilious
ness, Loss of Appetite and Headaches.
ARMENIAN GIRL HEADS
CHORUS GIRL RELIEF WORK
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NEW YORK Miss Arden Benlaln, chorus islrl In "Irene," which is showing
in New York, has been selected as captain of a team of 20 chorus girls work
ing for Armenian relief. She Is an Armenian by birth and her parents wi-re
killed in the Turkish massacres. Her booth will be in the Bill more Hotii.
Ray Densmore has been called to
Des Moins, Iowa, by the serious illness
of his father.
Friends of Mrs. J.' T. Quick will
be glad to hear that she has recovered
from her recent illness at the home,
of Mrs. A. L. Davis on Alcaniz-st. "
9 Judge and Mrs. John L. Xeeley are
entertaining Mrs. Xeeley's brother
Clarence Lott of Xew York.
Mrs. R. M. McKinnon. S20 East
Cervantes, has as her guest her sister
Mi's. Egbert Beall of Lancaster, S. C.
Edward Lurton who is attending
the university of Florida, is spending
a few days with his mother, Mrs. J.
W. Lurton, 8lS X. Baylen.
Father McDermott of the Sacred
Heart church, is still ill at the Pensa
cola hospital to the regret of his many
friends.
Friends hope that Dr. E. F. Bruce
who has been confined to his home for
the past ten days will soon . be out
again.
Chester Ainsworth left on the noon
train yesterday for San Francisco, af
ter spending the last few days as the
guest of his father and sister, Captain
George Ainsworth and Mrs. Amos on
E. Gregory-st. This was Mr. Ains
worth's first visit to Pensacola in
twenty-four years and he was warmly
welcomed by his many friends.
Mrs. Oliver Brawner left yesterday
for De Funiak Springs expecting to
be away for the next three weeks.
Mrs. Pou who has been visiting
in Gulfport, Miss., returned home yes
terday. Her daughter, Mrs. W. C. Dil
lard, went to Flomaton to accompany
her home.
Does youc Watch give you the service it
should? We are Watch Repair Specialists.
Prompt Service, Reasonable Prices.
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Jeweler and Optician
Anyone Can Operate a Kodak
Finishing
Pictures
so a sto get best results is an
art.
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Finishing
KODAK SUPPLIES
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Geo. J. Emmanuel, Mgr.
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ADVERTISING IN THE JOURNAL PAYS
LIBRARY TO OCCUPY
FORMER KAISER STABLES
Berlin, Mar. 2. The city has leased
during the revolutionary street fight
ing In Berlin as a stronghold of the
notorious marine guard and the Spar-
ns rr 1 . . .
the former royal stables opposite thefiTT" iUimer, Aaisers
a rM,KHo , horses, court equipages and motors
palace as a public library.
These stables figured prominently
have been disposed of by auction.
ANNOUNCEMENT
MISS UTLEY
late of
The French Hair Shoppe
Chicago t
Graduate
Manicurist
Gentlemen and ladies work
Carlos Barber Shop
(Where Cleanliness is Paramount)
1
Demonstration
of
EVERY DAY MILK
You are invited to
attend.
Miss Fondren
in charge
Stomach
Out oS Fix?
'Phone your grocer or
druggist for a dozen bottles
of this delicious digestant, a glass
with meals gives delightful relief, or
do charge for the first dozen used.
Shivar Ale
PURE DIGESTIVE AR0MATICS WITH
SHIVAR MINERAL WATER AND GINGER
Nothing like it for renovating old
worn-out stomachs, converting food
into rich blood and sound flesh.
Bottled and guaranteed by the cele-
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Vn, S. C If your regular dealer
cannot supply you telephone
VTEST FLORIDA GKO. CO.,
Distributors" for Tensacola.
sfay time ofcatf
BAKER'S COCOA
is 'welcome i
1)0 not'eaake the mis
take of thinking that
cocoa is only an occa
sional drink. It h so val
uable a food beverage, so
rich in the elements of
nutrition, so delicious in
flavor, and so wholesome
that it should be used
regularly and often.
Booklet of Choice Recipes sent fret
WALTER. BAKER & CO Zia
EsUbUsfcxlnso. DORCH ESTER TKASS.
Forcheimer's Boston Shoe
Store
MEN'S OXFORDS
FOR EASTER
hWe'have just received a large shipment of
rVMf " jaiens Low bhoes, English Last, m Brown
-v. I
and Vici, ranging in
price from
8.00 TO $14.00
Also an attractive fine of Men's White Canvas Shoes
Mens Work Shoes Special at 1.95
Start!:
irag Vatoes-
are obtained io this Sale
W
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On every article in our entire stock is more than an induce
ment. We are actually cutting 20 off the price of every ar
ticle in our complete stock of
Hats . Suits Dresses Waists Sweaters
You will effect a great saving by purchasing in this event.
It is almost needless -to say that our goods are all up-to-date
and well-made. The styles are those now being shown by the
foremost designers and creators of apparel; All along our
prices were extremely moderate but the new markings make
each item a phenomenal offering. Will you be the proud pos
sessor of part of our great stock?, Better come early !
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Across from Western Union.
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EXTRA df''.
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As
pecial-tea
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selecting the very finest leaves, and then we
follow it up, by being most particular about
the way they're blended.
TEA
Tetl
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You have only to try a fragrant cup of
Tetley's amber colored Orange Pekoe Tea
to understand what we're talking about.
Have some with dinner!
TJTHENyour druggist
asks "IVhat kind?"
don't say "Any kind will
do19 say "Colgate's
Safe, sane and delicious,
A safe policy for tooth
insurance.
Colgate's is Recommended by
More Dentists Than Any Other Dentifrice
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