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THE PENSACOLA JOTTRNAL SATURDAY MORNING OCTOBER 30 1909A A A 5

Phone 38 PJ3TJ and Phone 38EFrom eople vents From

2 to 6 pmBy BONNIE BURNHAM 30to1Opm

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CAN YOU

Can you make a rose or lily justk one-

Orjcatc11 a beam of the golden sunyou count the raindrops as thty

fallOr the leaves that flutter from thetreetop tails

X3an you run like the brook andnever tire

Can you climb like the vine beyondthe eplfe i

Can you fly lifee a iird or weave anest

Or make but one feather on a rob ¬

ins breastCan you build a cell like the bee

or spinLike the spider a web so fino and

thinCan you lift a shadow from off the

groundCan you see the wind or measure a

soundCan you blow a bubble that will not

burstCan you talk with echo and not

speak firstop my dear little boy you are clev

and strongAnd you are so busy the whole day

longTrying as1 hard a little boy can-To do big things like a grownup

manLook at me darling I tell you trueThereare some things you never can

do1 Author Unknown

THE WNDHAMHAGLER-WEDDING

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Mrs M C Landrum of this city-Is In Mobile where she went to at¬

tend the wedding of her neice MitpMarie whose many friendshere wll be interested in the foJIo-

wling account from the Mobile Reg-ister

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The day was full of sunshine andtho night was full of moonbeams allnature In radiant beauty payinghomage to the sweet young ibride

> Miss Marie Wlndham whose marri-age

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to Dr Edward Cleveland Hagler-of Tuscaloosa drew an interestinggathering of relatives and friends tothe home of the brides parents Mand Mrs Z T Windham NorthHamilton street Thursday eveningat 7 oclock

The pastel shades in which theblue of the skies the green of thetrees the delicate pink and brightlyellow were all blendedlovely combination in the decorationsof the home and the toilets of thebridal part

The front parlor the room wherethe marriage took place was decolated in green apd white palmferns and brides roses making apretty background for the prie dieudraped In old family lace with can-delabraJ of cut glass and brass hold-ing

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tapers of green and gold The1 back parlor was in yellow tones yel-

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crysanthemums goldenrod androriopsls lending brightness therehe reception hall was effective with

palms and plumbago while the liv¬

room was lovely with duchessroses and ferns the lights being cov-ered

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with water lily shadesJust before the ceremony Mrs

Bettie O McCoy one of Novembersbrides sang Loves Old SweetSong and Mrs W L Denham sang

Annie Laurie and All For YouMr Frank C Horton playing thewedding march as the bridal partyentered

Rev H H MeXeill of t ne St Franrls Street Methodist church perform-ed

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the ceremony which made MissWlndham the wife or Dr Hagler apracticing physician of NorthportAla wbo is also interested in thedrug business there and is in higastanding ln that communty

The rIde a petite brunette waslovely in on embroidered robe of laceover white satin the bridal veil wastaught with natural orange blos-soms

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and she carried a snower boujjuet of brides roses and lilies of theI valley

ti tiiow ra uirf bac42tL overcoat id-neceseary nuisance and the tendency total i

t off on warmish days in late autumn aminter is as as it is unwise ltreacherous windbits you in the back anshe next xuorningyouhnve lumbaco Huwall and Davis Paintill-cnd you will bo asionfslieclsio find bo-yflnkFf all soreness is baniha-r

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CROPCluster RaisinsSeeded Raisins

4 Fancy EvaporatedApricots

t Fancy EvaporatedPeaches

PrunesCurrantsCitronLemon and Orange

Peelp

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Agents Nunnallya Candlas

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The maid of honor Miss LouiseI Windham sister of the bride wore adainty lingerie over pink satin andcarried brdesmaid roses with stream-ers

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of pinkMiss Josephine Hagler sister of

the groom and one of the trio ofsweet bridesmaids was gowned ingreen satin with overdress of whitechiffon and lace and carried waiteroses tied with white ribbon

Little Miss Mabel Lee Windhamthe young sister of the bride Worewhite embroidered lingerie over paleblue satin and carrid pink rose ¬

budsMiss Alice Prazer another of the

sweet bridesmaids wore a lovely lin-

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gown over yellow satin and herbouquet was of yellow roses withyellow ribbon

Dr Hagler was attended 3>y Mr C

P Hausman of TuscaloOsa who wasbest man to the groom

Following the ceremony an infor ¬

mal reception was held Mrs VVind

ham the brides mother wearing awhite embroidered lingerie and beingassisted in receiving by the bridgrandmother Mrs L G Stacey otBirmingham who was gowned Inblack silk Mrs M C Landrum orPensacola an aunt oof the bride andMrs William Crutcher of AthensAla The front porch was enclosedand the punch bowl placed out therewas presided over by Misses MaryFrazer Eugenia Thompson and An-

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Windham who wore dainty whitemull dresses

The ices and cakos were served-in yellow water lily cups by MissMattie Vaughn Mrs Tames Corleyand Miss Stella Windham who werogowned in soft silk dresses of blue I

and white The brides cake contain-ed

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the ring with opal setting thostone with its many lights belonging-to October the month where theskies and leaves change hue asdoes the opal

The brides book was in charge otMiss Bettie O McCoy and the pres-ents

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of cut glass and silver werenumerous and beautiful one of themost appreciated being a slIver ser ¬

vice of three pieces from the teach ¬

ers of the West Ward city schoolwhere the bride taught for two years

The bride and groom left over tneMobile and Ohio for a trip throughthe South going til1st to attend thewaterways convention in New Or ¬

leans and will be at nome in Xoriuport after November 15 Mrs Haglers goingaway gown was a diago ¬

nal suit of taupe with garnet velvettrimmings and gloves and hat tomatch

The outoftown guests who cauiefor the HaglerWindharn wedding-were Mrs L G Stacey of Birming-ham

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Mrs E L Hagler the groomsmother Korthport Mrs M C Landrum Pensacola Fla Miss PorterBrown Montgomery a1iss Jose-phine

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Hagler Tuscaloosa Mr Eu ¬

gene Gonzalez Birmingham Mr CP Hausinan Tuscaloosa Mr aridMrs William Crutcher Athens AlaMr R C Gonzalez Birmingham-Ala

A LITTLEGIRL ARRIVES-

Mr arid Mrs J Conrad Scott arehappy over the birth of a fine teapound girlMR AND MRS BTHOMAS

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PARENTS OF A LITTLE GIRLMr and Mrs B Thomas are the

parents of a line little baby girl whoarrivcd at their home on Alcamzstreet on last Sunday The parentsare receiving congratulations-

FIRST MEETING OF THENOMADS ON MONDAY-

The first meeting of the Xornadswill take place at 4 oclock on Mon-day

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afternoon Mrs Warren Ander-son

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will be hostess at her home enEast Gregory streetCAPTAIN NORTHUPIN NEW ORLEANS

Captain Xorthup left yesterday torNew Orleans where he will attendthe Deep Water Ways conventionHe will also witness the reception to-be tendered President Taft and hisparty

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HAVE SAILEDFOR HOME-

Mr and Mrs W K Hyer Sr whohave been spending some time in Eu-rope

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arc now on their way homeThey were detained for a short timeon account of the illness of Mrs Her

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MR FRANKLIN FORBESIS ILL IN ATLANTA

Air Franklin Forbes who is ill inAtlanta where he is attending school

I is not according to report in anespecially serious condition MrsW B Forbes his mother is witu I

himS

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NEW SOCIAL CLUBTO BE LAUNCHED

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A new social club is to be launchedin the city on nast Tuesday nightwhen the Jolly club a new organisa ¬

tion will give its first ball at theKnights of Columbus hall All ladies

I attending will wear yellow and blackand mask The following cards have

I been receivedI You art cordially invited to attendI The Halloween Dance-

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The Pen acola Jolly dubKnights of Columbus Hall

Tuesday evening November Secondnineteen hundred and nine

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I THE SOCIAL CARD CLUBHELD PLEASANT MEETING

I WITH MRS A G BROWN IMrs A G Brown entertained thy

i members of the Social Card club ather home on Xorth Sixth avenue yes-terday

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I the garie havng been uneasi-ly

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pleasant and close Mrs Fl MPooley a guest of Ibe afternoon sur

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i PILESI PILES PILESWilliams Indian Pile Ointment wili

cure Blind Bleeding and Itching PilesIt absorbs the tumors allays Itching atonce arts as a poultice sives instant re-lief

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Williams Indian Pile Olatmeat is-prepared for Piles and Itching of the oilrate pats Sold bj druggists nail 3eand leo Williams MTc Co Pops

t Cleveland O Sold by Hooton Phar

MINERAL LADY

i WRITES ABOUTT-

he Best Tonic She Ever Used in HsrFamily Cardui the Wo¬

mans Tonic

Mineral TexI have a few wordsto say writes Mrs A T Hale of thisplace on the merits of Cardui as atonic-

I< < have used it in my family andhave found it to be just as repre-sented

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Itis certainly the best tonic I naveever used and I hope that my wordswill lead some suffering lady to try-it

If one lady out of the thousandswho read this letter of Mrs Haloswill try Cardui her letter will nothave been written in vain

Will you be that ladyRemember you will really be trying-

no experiment Cardui is a standardpart of the stock of every uptodatedrug store-

It is not a new untried untestedlaboratory chemical manufacturedalkaloid or byproduct of coal tar or t

other new industry-It has been in use for half a cen-

tury¬

Time has tested it and proved itsreal true genuine merit in the lightnot of a laboratory test tube experi-ment

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but of actual experience andfactCardui is a proven success

It will pay you to test it for your<< <> 11

Get it at the nearest drug storeX ISVrite to Tjidws Aavtwjry

Dept Chattanooga Medicine Co Chattanooza Tern for Special Instructionsand Glnas hook Home Treatment forWomen sent in plain wrapper on rrquest

A GOOD

BARGAINC-

hildrens

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KerseyCoats regular 500and 600 values onsale at I

300T-

he ReadytoWear Store911 S Palafox St

prised the ladies by serving deliciouscake and chocolate The ace prizewas won by Mrs Dan Murphy theconsolation by Mrs J M Clutter andthe booby by Mrs Wm Ferguson

ITho lone hand proved a tie betweenMrs J G Yniestra and Mrs WinWalker the latter winning-

The next meeting will be with SIrsJ M Clutter on Cervantes streetTO FILL PULPIT OF FIRSTUNIVERSALIST CHURCHSUNDAY

The Rev Mr J W Caldwell ofSt Louis Mo will occupy the pulpit-of the First Universalist church to ¬

morrow at 11 a m and tomorrownight at 730 oclock His morningsubject will be Courage and Faithand his evening subject The Tri-umph

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of Truth lIe is known to be-a very eminent and eloquent divineand will be heard with much inter ¬

est by Pensacola people

MR M DEVNEY AND PARTYARE AT THE ESCAMBIA HOTEL-

Mr M Devney who is superintend-ent

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of the St Louis and Hendersondivision of the L X is in Pensa ¬

cola with his brother and sister thelatter being here for their healthThey will remain during the winterbeing comfortably located at the Escambia and all are enthusiasticover Pensacola Pensacola people andthe matchless brand of Pensncolasclimate

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PARTY LEFT TO ATTENDPENSACOLA BAYBAPTIST ASSOCIATION

The Rev Mr 1 W Senterfitt theRev Mr Rice Mrs Creighton ariaMessrs Merritt and AIl brooks laft onthe noon train yesterday for Jay viaPollard to attend the meeting of thePensacola Bay Baptist association tobe held there yesterday today and to¬

morrow

PERSONAL MENTION-Mr

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and Mrs W B Forriss arriv-ed

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home yesterday from their weddingtrip I

Mr and Mrs Frank Tracey are nowcomfortably located in the onmQtcottage on West Gadsden

Mr Paul Berry of Selma is speml

citylug H few days with friends in the I

FOR FEVERISHNESS AND ACHES I

Whether from Malarious conditions Colds I

or overheating try Hicks CAPUDINXIt reduces the fever andrelieves the ach-ing

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Its Liiiuid 10 23 and 0 cents atDrug Stores

ToDay is Candy Day atthe Crystal PharmacyA-

BOUT CHURCHWEDDING-

SJust as love and marriage is anever old ever new story so too thematter of etiquette for a church wed ¬

ding seems to be an ever old evernew subject At least I judge so fromthe many requests that have come nu12 jteli 2ipZ that I write gjj aj

f title dealing with the customary so-cial

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rules and regulations governing-a wedding held at a church It wouldseem that no brideolect desires togo to the altar without a full knowl ¬

edge of the etiquette of the occas-ion

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and because so many brideselecthave taken the trouble to write to meon this score I shall devote the eti-quette

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article this week to the moreimportant rules for the formal churnwedding

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First as to the ushers who thoughthey do not shine at u wedding sogloriously as do the bride and htrsweet attendants are nevcrthelmost important accessories of thechurch wedding Indeed on their un-derstanding

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of the etiquette of the oc-casion

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and their ability to observeit to the slightest detail dependsmuch of the brilliant success of thefunction

The ushers practically direct thfceremonies of a church wedding antireceive their directions from thebride or her mother They are se-lected

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troiu the friends of both bridand groom and custom requires thateach send the bride a gift in accord-ance

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with iris means The sroomobest man is the most intimate friendof his bachelor life and upon hint de-volves

¬Ithe matter of ixaving the

clcrgyymans fee At a simple wed-ding

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where the bride has no motherhe also frequently makes all thechurch arrangements-

The ushers dress at a day weddingis generally a black frock oat graytrousers a white tie and white dOelIe also sometimes wears a white rib-bon

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on his lft arm or if not this alarge white boutonien

Upon the day of the marriage theushers must be at the church quitetwenty minutes before the ceremonyin order that the guests that cumearly may be as ceremoniously seat-ed

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as the last1 When the ordinary guests Ivogin toI arrive they are all escorted down tn I

i center aisle and seated in the j ew3below the white ribbon which marks

I off the seals of the family and moreI intimate friends This ribbon bound-ary

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is not obligatory but it makes theseclusion of the family more secure I

and adds a pretty touch to the restof the church decorations It is aloo j

the sentimental custom for the brideto supply with her own hands several I

yards of this ribbon which is eitherweighted at the loose end or sowed

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with a large loop that slips over the I

opposite pew arjjj The names otsuch intimate iriends ns are askedto sit with the wedding party art J

usually given tbe ushers beforehandso that these friends will not bo em I

barrased at being put with the less I

important guests Again each otthese favored friends may be provided I

with a special card which indicatesthat they are to be seated inside theribbon-

At smart weddings the usher giveshis arm to each lady who entersalone and escorts her in a gracious I

manner to the pew But where sev ¬

eral newcomers approach a singleusher it is usual for hUll to bow in npolite manner and then precede theparty as he takes them to tltirseats of I

In seating the relatives and inti ¬

mate friends it is the general rulefor ushers to t is often te the rigktliandpews for the grooms party and thc j

lefthand ones for that of the brideWith the appearance of the brides j

mother or the grooms the head ush-er invariably gives the lady his arm I

to her seat whether she is accompa ¬

nied by a gentleman or not As theappearance of the mother or moth-ers

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indicate the arrival of the bridalparty the central aisle is immediatelycleared and while the head ushers j

or usher go into the vestibule to metthe persons important the assistantusher or ushers stand in a way to I

prevent any possible intrusion upon i

the central aisle j

The vestibule doors are then hungI

wide and after a few bars of the wed ¬I

ding music have been played thehead usher followed by the assis ¬

tants proceeds thn wedding party to I

the chancelThe bridesmaids following the ush-

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wear picturesque hats and roundskirts and carry set bouquets whos <

colors accord with their costumes uthey are all in pink the flowers may-be

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bridesmaids which small-ish

roses arc ¬

and deeply tinted It is not cor-rect

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for the bridesmaids or singlemaid of honor ever to carry whiteflowers as this is alone the brides I

privilegeThe bride follows her maids lean

I ins upon the arm of her father orthat of her nearest male relative andfollowing the lead of the best manthe groom makes his appearance frOLlthe vestry being at the altar to meetthe bride before she leaves the door

The costume of a bride who has achurch wedding of any size is day ornight the usual thing of bridal white-

a longtrained dress of satin or silkmade high in the neck and with ricabodice decorations of lace Her hairis elaborately arranged end she car-ries

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her bouquet under the long veilof net lace or tulle which completelycorers her face and the best part other dress

The groom wears for a day wedrUng a black frock cot a doubibreasted pique waistcoat white linen-a white silk or satin tie and graysuede gloves With the night cere-mony

¬complete evening dress is cus-

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the swallowtail coat andtrousers of black cloth a lowcut whitwaistcoat standing collar tewn tiewhite dressed kid gloves and patenleather shoes-

As bridegrooms are usually bash-ful

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enough the only rutea for churchbehavior as far as the harpy couple-are concerned art for the bride

1pon approaching the altar shemust walk with her head modestlylowered and her veil completely cov-

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her face But after the nuptialblessing the nrst bridesmaid may liftthe brides sell and gracefully dis-pose it at the back of her ooiffmewith the pin with which the brides-maid

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has provided herself In tnis i

case the bride returns TO her carriase on her new hucbaads arm withher face uncovered She may fling aghost of a smile then to somtbody wpassiaz to her mother perhaps butsomehow nc recognition of any of tiechurch company is thought bett rform

Upon leaving the church nobodyenters the carriage of the bridepToom and at the house corasrratulajtions as the word goes are given en-tirely

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to the groom for the bride is I

supposed to be conferring the joy andnot receiving it

JJEL Lh n ywgf r y l phureh it is soe j

times customary for the bride antigroom to sign their names in the reg-ister before leaving when the bestman serves as first witness and thefirst bridesmaid as second The bridealso sometimes hands a gift of money-toI the clergyman for his poor or elseslips it herself into the poor box up-on going out of the door This gniciOTIS thought of others upon the day ofdays is suppo nl to bring luck antihappiness to a marriage and it iscertainly a beautiful custom

Poleys Honey ana Tar clears airpassages stops the irritation in thethroat soothes the inflamed mem-branes

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and the most obstinate coughdisappears Sore and inflamed lungs-arc healed and strengthened and thecold is expelled from the system Re-

fuse¬

any hut the genuine in the yel-low

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packageW A DAlemberte druggist and

apothecary 121 South Filafox street

Miss Herriman has hand¬

some Beaver Hats Seethem

THE BEAUTY OF THE MAIDNow that schools an in full blast

again and young girls are once moreimbibing indication fatal foe ofgood looks through lacV of exercise-and sufficient fresh air beautyssimpler methods taking care of thecomplexion should be a subject forevery mothers consideration

What does a good complexion meanto a girl It means at bottom thatall the IUIKtions of the system are inperfect working order and hat in-

consequent p of this the particularmaiden so equipped is getting a better

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chance with life than her lossblessed sisters It minus that the I

studies will be easier and the rot¬

tunate maid will be kept in bettertemper thau if her face skin harboredthe unsightly pimples and sallownesswhich are so much the portion ofschool girls It means if the goodwork is kept up that the tendercuticle of the young face will bewithout the after signs of youthfulblemishes that it will have the rightsatiny texture and healthful coloringswhen its owner arrives at the agewhen the complexion is alt important-

Few mothers seem to be aware thatwith the coming and passing away ofevery pimple and blackhead a harden ¬

ing or discoloration of the skin is leftbehind So for a girl to have a goodskiu when she is grown up she musttake care of it when she is still agirlTo begin at the beginning of things-it is useless to sing the dazzling com-plexion

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W1III the operation of natureare left unconsidered No real orlasting beauty can be secured for theskin without attention to the normalneeds of the bodygood food thecleansing bath exercise and sleepNo hope for any good change may heexpected if the intestinal tract kid¬

neys and skin are hampered in theirappointed duties and regularities Asto the first upon whose utmost regu-larity

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the welfare of every other bod-ily

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organ may he said to depend asevere cathartic generally will onlybring temporary relief and so makea bad physical state worse So insfead of dealing out ilo of castor-oil and pills so generously to theiryoung daughters when bad skins andheadaches and blackheads hint whatis the matter anxious mothers shouldlook mainly to a simple and healthful-diet and other natural means of mas-tering

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the trouble-A larger supply of fresh fruit pure

drinking water anti simpler viandsthan those usually eaten will domuch to correct this serious troubleAnd besides seeing that these aresupplied and taken the mother shouldinsist that the young daughter takeseveral hours of exercise daily in theopen air

A good way to make the fruittempting in to have a howl filled withgreat juicy oranges redcheeked appl >s grapes etc in the girls room-so that she can eat the good thingsupon waking and so prepare her in ¬

ternal economy for all that is to comeThe juice oT sweet oranges has a

wonderful effect on HIP clearness of

30 Years of Success-The Crystal Pharmacy Offers

a Remedy for Catarrh TheI Medicine Costs Noth-

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if It FailsWhen a medicine effects a success-

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treatment in a very large majority-of cases and when we offer that medi ¬

cine on our own personal guarantee-that it will cost the user nothing if itdoes not completely relieve catarrhit is only reasonable that peopleshould believe us or at least nut our

I claim to a practical test when wetake al the risk These are facts

I hich we watif the people to substan-tiate We want them to try RexaMucuTone a medicine prepared from

I a prescription of a physician withI whom catarrh was a specialty anl

who has a record of thirty years otenviable success to his record

We receive more good reports vil-RexalI MucuTone than we do of allother catarrh remedies sold in ourstore and If more peopk only knew

I what a thoroughly dependable remedyI Rexall MucuTone te it would be theonly catarrh remedy we would have

I any demand forRexall MucuTone is quickly ab¬

I sorbed and by its therapeutic ffeci tends to diinlet and cleanse theentire mucous membraneous tract todestroy and remove the parasitewhich injure tie membraneous libsues to soothe the irritation and healthE sorenAM stop the mucous dis-charge

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build up strong healthy tissueattd relieve the blood and system ofdiseased matter Its influence is to-

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stimulating the macocelis aidlug digesthja and improving nutritionuntil the whole body vibrates withhealthy actirity IB a comparativeshort time H brings about a noticeab-lgan in weight strength good colorand rHng of buoyancy

We urge yon to try RetaIl MucuTone beginning a treatment todayAt any time yr>u are not satisfiedsimply come and tell us and we willquickly return > our money withoutquestion or quibble We have RexallMucuToee in two SbM 30 cents and

100 Remember you can obtainRexall RwMdies in PsRsaeohi only atour store Tim Kc xal Store Th-eCrta1 Piuuanacj Brest iiuiiiia

ICures By Quaker Reported Daily-When Gray Came With the Quaker Herb Remedies He

Told the People It Would Not Be Many Days UntilHe would prove to the People of This City That Qua-ker

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Herb Remedies Would Cure Where All OthersHad Failed

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Xow such is the case and daily hegives you the names and address ofreputable people who are cured orgreatly benefited after using Quakerremedies a short tutu

Here is a case of muscular rheu-matism Air W J Carlisle propriet-or of the well known restaurant atNos 7G and 7S South Royal tree

i Mobile Ala who has suffered for hiveyears with rheumatism in his shoul-ders

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and muscles and across thej chest So severe was the pain at-r times that he could scarcely take a

long breath although he had beenconstantly treated but to no availlie was advised by friends to go toBraswells drug store and get theQuaker Herb Extract and Oil of BalmlIe did so and eight days later re-ported

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to fray he has no pains andfeels better than he has in the lastfive years

Now vhieis only one of the greatnumber of nanes Gray has given youthrough your oaily papers

Here is H report more remarkable-than evera case of deafneR for ov1rten years standing and was causedfrom catarrhal affection which destroys w > many different seum of thehuman system Now when yottreal ¬

ize that this lady Mrs McDonaldwho resides on the west sidcQCharles street near Selma street MO

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the skin and the brightness of the-y >s and knowing this many famous

beauties have made them the chietarticle of their diet all their livesHoney is also beneficial while it isclaimed that molassesthe good oldfashioned thick kindeaten for sup-per

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very night with brown or glutenbread will bring a throat and cheekas firm and glistening as marble

The water drinking should be doneau hour before any food is taken intothe stomach and the last thing atnight

The health rules call for from twoto four glasses each time with aquarter of an hour spent slowly sip-ping

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it The thing is not difficult todo and after you acquire the habit ofyour splendid drink you wonder howyou could have been so untidy asnot to think of washing out yourstomach before For the water drink ¬

ing does just this thing and after amonth of it every part of the bodyshows the good results of the inter-nal

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scrubbingthere is a lighter heada clearer eye a brisker step morewisdom a better complexion

Every girl should be taught toothat to sleep in a bedroom improperlyventilated is to do something as un-clean

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as it Its unhealthful for surely-it is a repugnant thought that of rebreathing the poisonous emanationthrown oft duringsleep by the skinand lungs-

If there is only one window in thesleeping room this should be keptopen at least several Inches on thecoldest night some doctors declarewide openand the door be open topromote draft from a window else-where

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The bed need not be in thedraft but the good fresh overchang ¬

ing outside air is necessary not onlyfor the health of a girls body andmind but for the roses and lilies of

I her cheeks Tell the girl too toI breathe deeply and evenly whenevershe can remember it for this loosens-up all the stiffening clockwork withinpromoting more healthful sleep a bet-ter

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digestion and all the many facialand bodily signs of beautys favor

MUSCOGEES-pecial to the Journal

M uscogee Oct 29 Mrs lameMacgihbon of Pensacola spent sev-eral

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days in Muscogee visitingfriends

Miss Annie Moore Harvey of Pen ¬

sacola spent Wednesday and Thurs-day

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in Muscogee reorganizing hermusic class which was suspendedduring the summer months

MYs Charlie Vaugn returnedhome Saturday from a two monthsvisit to relatives in Indiana

The little son of Mr and Xrs Si-

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Tompkins has been very ill torthe past week but is now on theroad to recovery I

I Mrs E G Bonifay and children-are visiting in Roberts I

Lyman Xellums was a visitor toI

Pensacola Wednesday-Mr and Mrs Alonzo Lang have re-

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to their home in ChicagoI

W C Lott was a visitor to Pensacola Monday-

Mrs Ollie Mullins and little on I

are visiting in Pensacola I

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4 A SUNDAY OUTING6

Pleasant Way to Spend Sunday 4-

e Morning-

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is not perhaps generally known

THE MICROSCOPE-

ProvesI

That Parasites Cause HairLoss

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Ninetent of the diseases of thescalp and hair are caused by para-sitic

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gsfrms Tbe importance of thisdiscovery by Professor Units of theCharity Hospital Hamburg Germanycan not be overestimated Tx explains I

why ordinary hair preparatjoa ever r

of the most expensive character fail I

to cure dandruff because they do notand they can not kill the dandruff I

germ rhe only hair preparation Inthe world that positively destroys the I

dandruff parasites that burrow upscalp into scales called scurf or dan1draft is Newbros Herpicide In adsdition to its destroying the dandruffgerm Herpicide is also a delightfulhair dressing Sold by drug ¬

gists Send lOc in stamps for sam-ple

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to The Herpicide Co DstroitMich

One dollar bottles guaranteed WA DAlemberte druggist and apoth >

cz5 lZl South Pafafny SitrL

bile Ala had not heard n Sound with-her right ear in years and nil at u ethe sound of the ticking clock r eringing of bells the whistling c aeboats Oh what joy it must hji tothat soul

Imagine how annoying it is t < >

to shout at the ton of mr Pi-

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order to hold a conversation a t jis all caused by tatarrh

Now my dear friends who ai lf-I feruig from rheumatism rat aI any form kidney liver stumaI blood troubles indigestion toiit J I

Lion dyspepsia biliousness weal amI down condition nervousness ea1 oday and talk to Gray at Hannah HMdrug store It will cost >oU nothingHe will tell you what the Quaker IT bRemetHeos will do tot you Rem i

her they are not ciireall but hywill cure al that is rlamed for tuciand expel all wonn germs from thesystem If you cannot call order bymail Gray will pay all charges onorders of 300 Quaker Herb Extra

100 per bottle t tor f = 5il Oil ofBalm for all pain Lik Quaker oniiSyrup 2 > c Gray proves what losays font miss the free show andGray will give you a short talk ongood health at lot next to McHugiGrocery West Garden St all invited7 p m Gray h at Hannah FIresfrom P a m to 1 p ni-

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that if very pkasant ttid prothahSunday iiioiT f can be spent bv taTlug u car rid M Fort Barranrisl-ewving PeiiKacoia 3 9o and upoarrival going to the gyThts slum at tlifort where the soldier lo5 nicct foa short service

Next Sunday morning there iti goingto be a special musical program MhsRuth Coons will sing a solo and Mrs 4

Lounsberry will play a violin W 11Hooton is the accompanist Re IIW Simpson will preach a rfiori ser-mon

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on Service After which thereis time to visit 4ihe fort before re-turning at 114 arriving home inplenty of time for dinner which willbe helter enjoyed find digestedthrough taking this lovely frcpli airtrip Ladies are specially invited topay the boys a visit anti they are asured a hearty welcome The returnfare is 25 cents and it is money wespunt There is perhaps one objec-tion to this trip that is u you ionce you arc liable to repeat it fTrf-ine Sunday just to see the boys turnout and hear some good singing t

great many have promised to go 10morrow Remember the 930 cai

DONT FORGETt-o get a box of candy free toda atthe Crystal Pharmacy

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Mr and Mr W S Ileera who hatbeen spending several weeks in titnorth at various places reume lluafternoon looking fUhardy

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