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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-01-29

nogle SorisgS6pr WeIf, Ris % au-
ben iernfaitia 5soe iarttmer men oe
teoIte ErGparater al uorgauiif Serr.
men berintoo andre Gorisgsopr iern'
boI6i9e, natlirIige SsoemioIer, ian
timber man, at De ii6ite citer Ell fort
Eeriooe bar bobbeIt ioa mcget BLOB.
farpeitof I fit BLOB iom Se fsrite,
0ette ReiuItat err raturliaois al
itsrite gigtigbeS.
Spao Wenneifet ongdar, er oct
mn ell glG6eIia 9ieuhsgieruins. Of
noalc al De meget i~erubolotge Teoe.
mi6ler netcp err iortr1ffeItge for
Smaabsrn ucuIig Grugtcrne: Soro'
bPr, Glommer, airiebGr og iipr
sGbIer. men iorsorigt ole 5rugtcr,
al buiIfe mango 10 fortriuIigt egner
ia til Smaabsrn. iiGr bois DC Ia1es
iii Mos; men oisie 5ruSter fan 90
ian uomprfet ipiics AZ gsrn nocn
Silbere6uiua, bette er ianIeOes Sil,
irISet me6 @anannen. Spitc ger'
neIrgcr bar tnioIertio o9iaa | itcr
uSItrUfuina bcgpuot al gtpe Bern
@reutiuger poa ct tioGigt Siospuntt.
iaaleoe8 en- SbeifefuIb Spinatpure 1
IS @urge Snglig. Rdar ole trG'
eSe 9rGpIer og ligu, fierneS al
@reutiager, fan be uoutrrtet goot
aupen6es oSioa al Born.
Ii ma enoni en- Sang Senne
TorbinSeIic gisre opmRrf'om pnc
oen taabeIiqe 5remgargsmaooe, ri
anpeuOcr oeo 5orarbetoclien az bore
piatiaite TsoemioIer. aorniorterne,
bpor hi 40 finitig Rel iierner DC
p6re 2ag, Tom retop i~noeholSer tore
Rruober, life oIene al Seru, men
poioa al andre oigtige SaLte, Der er
al getpbuing for 9Iohet og Stofont'
Iptuinaeu. Sutet timber, Of Sppt'
ger, ser iibScr iuoc belle 9nger oG
Ieper at Gron'fbrso og Ebe. er BLOB.
fottioe OF ipaae. ct let @ptte for Sn'
berfuloIe. Soru0en Grltgterne og
8rsutiaaerne: Solat. Spinat, SrSn'
foal oq Iigu., mna man frert2Goc
Rsbherne Tom iErlig rige pna Sern'
ialte.
Iaar Iaa mango 2Gser bar Jet
aoSe Reiultuter az uorganiIfe Sern'
srepnrater. Sernpiucr, Scrnmtt'hi'
rer oIp., iun iortIarcr man Oct eaa
Sen Wtaabc at Sisie uor8unt'te Serr'
forhinoclIer pel life optngeS Or
oonismcn, men at De oirfer 9nOn.
Hat peS pisie ingeIise SiIitonSe
carmen, ser elers piIoe htnore DC
oraouifc 5orbinSeIier / at opingeS.
Get er muliat, al noset inaSunt Ter;
men Senne Gag trGnger til OSer!i'
acre al un~oerieae8. ibcertIolo CT oct
bsi @rao uflogt % irrationelt at
ipiie Serupiaer. meoens man lam
tiSia oeSbliucnSe Ieuer pnn en- ao't'
Ger er fattis paa Organiife Sernior'
bineeIier.
CG. 3. "Sunobeo2bl," -.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-01-29
Sumntp.8 rattn

ct 8uno friife tomatoes, euer
inmrne 6orboIo Gmtneb Tomatoes, Z
rInier repet 8ormeinr.Sit 2 toppeoc
Spiieiteer fine grsbfrummer, e,
Gpiieife Smer, Salt, Beber og 30
prifa. @n Guobingiorm imeres.
@re6frummer % ben enc SptieIfs
Git BLONDES inmmeu % itrses / gitn'
0cn al Sormen. Somatoerne poifes
oa torres ooot Qpis oct er friife 60
motoes) flores / Sftper og lGgges
ooer 9rsOfrl1mmerne, ina bar man
Git oa 9rebfrummer igien og Itrsr
Salt OF 8eber imeQem boert BAG.
Set iioite Sag ifuIoe bore Srsofrum'
mer, og beroper bar man ben till
o~oerSbIeone Sit % imaa 8iattcr
Smsr pud Soppen. Set iteges, til
Somotoerne er goot giennemItegte
on Sitcn paste brlin, oa ieroeres Den
iua beo iom mulig.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-01-29
Smoo GucuGloe.

Tarmerne er mooffe mere ero an.
0re SoIf llbiat for, at nogle al benz,
&c bunoler meb, iIoar fig iummet Ior
a. beberife 8riien poa ptsie @arer.
> 6en Itore Soubelsoeroen fades
ioooonne Soreninger "SruIts" og
encr oite en- u%tiIbsrIig Ntogt oper
andre &onfurrenter. Otter en- mint
bre SfoIa 6ripeS bette llbGien /
Imoa @per, raor for grempel Gro
cerpbanolerne bemmelig banner en-
Screening % foitirtter beiere ErtIer
eno ~nsSoenbi9t for fine 8orer, og
toinger Sperbolbelicn al Soerels'
fumIten meo ipGre Sober Zig imeacm.
gt Snrmere o8 andre Sor9ere, unoer
Iliae SmItrnoigbebcr gier, bcuo De
fan, for at banne e9ne Sanoelsfor'
cninger er life at fortpnfe Dem /.
ct pGrre og ponffeligere RonopoI
opItoar / en- @p eller aomnriute,
noar en- GnfeItmano eQer nogle faa
@erioner bar ianet oct orbnet iaoIe'
be8, at DC efter 9ebo9 fan iGtte Sri.
len paa Snrmprooufter iaa Iaot, al
0en err lnngt unSer Den oirfell9e
Warfeospris, iaa geofommenSe fan
bsitc en- nbIrt 6ortiereite. N@ar bette
gipI6er iirr ioo 6igtige Eager iont
6leif % SpeSe, ba rsoeS 6armerne
til at oprette cgrle SpIagsiteSer (eIe'
p~otorer) til 9erptteIie peb SaIget al
@rsnpurer og ligeIebeS 6~ororitalt.
ninger til at iGI8e Soin o9 &reatu'
rer. SaaNonre 8oreuirger er pp.
itooet oper belle Sanbet % bier Jig
iaare goonIige, ioet Seres aonfnr'
rance binorer ifaOelige Wonopoler.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-01-29
Tlfubul ipm Sriufraft.

GSor nogle aor iiOen uoftes Der
operbproiq gegeiitring, Nd ser / aae
@la6e lrItes Iauge artifler ON, boor
let ga biaigt SrGaIfoboI eller bena.
turaIiieret alfoboI funOe tiIuirteS al
gotctcr, beitaOiget 6rugt og drore
iimpIe og biuige Eager, iom 6or.
merne ieIp funSe tilueiebrirge. Get
beS, at Regierirgen pilbe ienbe no
.tpgtiae W9no. Der ffuloe unOerpiie
Solf / Sen almit at tiIuirfe iaoSolt
glfobol. 9aa Senre Roabe ifulbe
BEN ~fpitbarere 9asolir og aeroieue
ser bruaes til Sriofraft for Ntuiti'
ner, eisres operflsoig iii bette Srug.
Ser puftes Soab on, at en- bel &e.
pollution mart piL6e finbe Steo. @i
bor rigtiguof bsrt ON Sprettelien al
TiItiIerier al iaaSan alfoboI, men ri
bar life bert, OF Der er bleoct noaer
SororSring | Retriug al ar gisre
Tripfraiten biligerc.
Set ri unores oper er, ON life BE-
riee 9oIoa. Der bar S~lieinouitrien
Tin Ragt. bar baut noget meo al
Iegge $inSrngcr ioeieyL Set taseg
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-01-29
CARMEN ne Bnnrn.
Restseret At en- sraitii 5armsI
SambcIs. % Turbrnasiureninaer.

at Ser blanot Snrmerne bdnnes
6oreninger / BET Sieneb at iPlees De.
res 8rooufter | S9aesifab og lisele.
0es at eisre SrOfisb er noget, ionl
ofte fer og fpnes at bore nof iaa rig.
.tigt. Seniigten er, of UNDER en- flog
5pQesitpreIie fan baaoe Sale %
|SnSfisb sisres Inngt bebre, emo noar
GnfeItmnno ifal gisre bette ielp, eller
igiennem en- Wcaemmanb. Monge
iaobanne Soreninger, Der er GRIM.
ccbe og breone paa iunoe Brinciper
o6 iiben forfeit for 6orretringsm9s.
ilg Iaaoe, bar eiort bet goM % er
oerfor blepne roite | aQe SormblaOe
meo Spforbring til at andre buroe
ielge @rempIet. Gnbper fan pihe, at
bpiS ale 9etingelierne er, iom De
Tuloe bore, ga er Ser ingcn &eiifo,
men Der er bet 8anifeligbeoen font
mer itro. 9pgtige % 9rlige 6orret.
ningsiolf til at foreitna en- ioaoan
SauSel er Ser life iaa mango al og
ON ser er en- ioohm at foa, iGa oil
ban babe rigtig goo Detailing. Noor
mi off Silipn og arbei6e, Sltsleie,
Sfatter, assurance % Tenter al De
inointte Renge er nste ltoregnet
bIanot Sc ~usooenOige ubsifter, ba
inlelter Sortieneiten iammen, iaa
mango al gierne bar @istanfe ON,
at ser er ltprligbeo meb | Spilet
enbog ON oft bar gnoet olSeleS ret
os ri9tigt til.
S~orboIo8piS err Ser life mango
Son6elsmeno, Der tiener Jig rtge.
SterIteoeIen fon bare ioootOt flare
itg, og ip9rt mango ipiQer fonit uoen
a. bore uprlige. Roor BET MI gndr
iaoleSes me6 Dem, Der brioer egen
6orretning, er oet oa ct urlores ooer.
ON iamme SfiPbne rontnter Den,
ser Sriper % itprer Tor andre? Chi
at Der er mango Raabgiocre er ingell
9ctrpggeIie, ba oct Sroiprog ofte
i1i,Ser zig: 80 flere Softer oeS
nPrre SsI". 9e Wpno Der Srtoer
SunbeI / Smaabperne, runbtomfring
/ 2on6oiitrifterre, CT iom &egeI 'let
life at misunoe Sen ringe Sortiene'
tie, &c bar iom gritotning for lit DR.
bei0e. s De fleite SiIfRIoer, er Der,
meaem SanbIenoe, iaa itor aonfnr-
nance eaer aoppeitrio, at ingen lette'
Zig fan foa noget Spertaa, men ntaa
toSe fig nste meo rtmelig SortieneIte.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-01-29
9prifpie.S Garter.

Ct balut gur6 Tel, fire Spite
ffecr Smsr, en- SpiieIfc Sufter, 2
geaaeplommcr. ct tibet @ran gurto
ca en- Sbeife gafip Gowoer. WteI,
gafing Bomber, Smsr og Salt bIm.
Ses iamncn. sGssebIommerue ri.
ipes Treo 3 Sptieiteer % baoeS |,
buorpaa oct ~fiepleS no eanife tpnbt
oa ituttes no ! imoa &linoinger. ionl
man beflpfcr imaa SRrteicrmer
meo. IiSter al Oisie bar mn'
enten g~reoiforper eIler tor Ris, FOR
al be life ifal bPpe Tia op ! gPioten.
De iteaes til De er I~piebrune. I'll
6plo bruger man en- BAH 9nnoG
apritoier en- Sop Sirup al apri-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-01-29
SinoicsSnppc.

ct baIpt Euuto Sinoier, 3 Rirts
@ono, 3 StiIfer Seaeri. 3 &ouiter
GeriiQe, en- 500, en- SpiIeifc Smsr,
en SpiieTfe WcI, en- Sop Welf, ct Ii
Get @ran RuIfotblomme, TO Smir.
bprblaOe, Ell Sbeife bel boio 9eber,
en- Sbeife Salt, en- bolp Sop 5Isoe.
Giterat Sinoierre er od'tet l Here
@ono, iGtte8 0e ooer | 8anOet, fom.
mes lonaiomt ifog % ifl,mmeS goot,
ttlipttcs iao SeIleri, Geriiae, 2sg.
RuIfatblomme, 2aurbRrblaoe % bel
@cber, foger lorgiomt rnocr Gang
10 Simc. SmioIertio imeltes Sme.
RET. ReIct irsres. ip9bes meo 5ls-
6en % faar ct Spfog. Suppen files,
baues op / ben fo9tc SIsoe, Com er
tiIiat SaItet) UNDER itabig Siiping,
bapes iaa tiIboge / 8rpben igier, til
cen or goot giennempormct, og Ter
reres itrar. On meget nPre1the
Suppe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-01-29
Dnret ns Rfskkenft.
Rssis.rst at en- sra,tif Susmoeei
Stcat S~eacHgmSrc meS ifarp Sanec,

ct Stpffe SeleiIpnbre poa ON.
trent 3 8rnb Ipaees / Saltuoro ,
elmer. Saa taeer man oct op %
tsrrer oct goot % sier nogIe Sno.
init / Sfiuoet Der % Der. Muu brit
rer Ell toppet Spiicife Smsr / Ell
Stegepauoe. logger Siifen oeri og
iteger belt onttrertt en- Sinle, ioet man
oite operhploer Ben meb Smsret og
Ii6t fo9enSe @nno, iom man tiliGt'
fer libt eiter Iiot. 9aar man let
fcu ititfe en- @affel ioiernem 6iifen.
er Sen fProig. Gen toaes ioo op,
% man bar en- Spiieife @nlnut Sat
imp og en- Sbeife @orceiteribire
Souce liant Saften al en- Gitron op
/ SGucen, tiIiGttcr iaa ltot brtnt
Nel, iom cr uorsrt ! Iiot folbt Sarto
o. Salt % Geber cfter Smog. 3ette
fonr ct Spfog, files ioa % irrpere$
ii! Siifen.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-07-11
A DELIGHTFUL EVENING
ON THE WATER,

This week has been given over to
bay parties, each evening some big
boat or some small pleasure craft
carrying out a crowd to enjoy an af
ternOOn and evening on the water.
the heat making the call an impera-
tive one. Among the MANY the Mo-
bile Gesang Verein Frohsinn, who
gave their annual moonlight eXCUT-
sion on the Pleasure bay down to the
middle light and return Tuesday ev-
ening takes precedence.
Owing to the lateness of the return
OF the Frohsinn and their guests on
this enjoyable occasion tas it was
close to midnight when the Pleasure
Bay landed it's appreciative crOwd(,
the Registers account o. the enter
tainment failed to give these geneT-
Gus hosts full need of praise for their
delightful entertainment.
The start was made about 8 O'Clock
and the happy party spent the entire
evening on the river. the GOODNESS af-
forded by a stiff breeze being not the
least of their pleasures.
The Frohsinn with their concerts
during the gay social season furnish
delightful entertainment in a music
al way to the people of the Gulf City,
and being lovers of good music them
selves had an exceptionally fine mus
icaI treat on the occasion of their
moonlight outing this year in Cora
dos Royal Italian band, who discourse
ed the gayeSt of music and at the
same time such selections as William
Tell, II Trovatore, The Merry Widow
and many others with a brilliancy
and finish that called forth vociter-
Gus applause and made the guests
feel that they were enjoying an open
all concert of the highest order. The
president of the F'rohsinn, Mr.. H. w.
Leinkauf, was always and ever mind
full of the guests comfort and enter
tainment and was given able assist
ance by the active members, who
sang some delightful choruses in their
very best style. Mr.. Robert E. VIII
son was the efficient chairman and
the fruit punch and other liquid re-
] freshments served by the society
made the nice lunches supplied by
the guests most appetizing.
AS the Pleasure Bav steamed into
port, the band softly playing. Home,
Sweet Home" mingled with the re-
grets that the excursion was over,
was heard the expression from each
and all that this was the most de-
| lightful one ever given by the FrOh-
sinn-Mobile Register
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-07-11
a TALK WITH
THE GIRLS,

Nothing in the way of food is bet
ter for the complexion than plenty Of
milk, vegetables, poultry, fish and
eggs, both raw and cooked, and this
is a diet that should be adopted. Any
food fried OF served in greasy sauces
must not be eaten
Relaxing is an art not difficult to
acquire. Just flop, imbering every
joint in your body, as a baby does.
Don't allow any stiffness to remain
anywhere in your anatomy. Begin
with your neck and think about every
joint from there down to your toes,
until they are loose Then try 10
think of nothing whatever or of some
thing trivial and pleasant. Fifteen
minutes passed in this way will rest
you more than hours of restless,
troubled sleep Your nerves viii re-
gain their tone and small troubles
will be easily passed over; your ex-
preston will be cheerful and attract
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-07-11

In all my life. / recommend Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to all
my friends. Mrs. WILL YOUNG, 8
Columbia Avenue, Rockland, Me.
Backache is a symptom of female
weakness or arrangement. If you
have backache, don't neglect it. To
get permanent relief you must reach
the root of the trouble. Nothing we
know of will do this SO safely and surely
as Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound. Cure the cause of these dis
tressing aches and pains and you will
become well and strong.
The great volume of unsolicited
testimony constantly pouring in proves
conclusively that Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetab Compound, made from roots
and herbs, has restored health to thou
sands of women.
Mrs. Pinkham, of Lynn, Mass,
invites all sick women to write
her for advice. She has guided
thousands to he a1th free of
charge.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-07-11

full feature, and one which attested
the remarkable popularity which they
enjoy, the WoOdman Circle. the East
ern Star, and the w. C. T. T., of
which Mrs Barrow is a valued and
efficient worker, attended. all having
presented the couple with handsome
silver pieces. Many other beautiful
gifts were received from friends in
and out Of the city. Especially hand
some was the large silver card re-
ceiver, beautifully engraved, which
was sent by the Eastern Star. and
the large silver waiter, also apprO-
priately engraved with a handsome
design and lettering, from the w. G.
IT, U.
The home had been made a nook
OF cool, delightful greenery and flow
ers, and it was in this bower OF
bright hued blossoms that the couple
received their friends. and heard the
congratulations which were rendered.
Mrs. Barrow, who is a remarkably
sweet woman. beloved by all who
know her, and admired for her lovely
personality generally throughout the
city, looked the part of the bride"
indeed, last night, in her dainty gown
oe clinging white lingerie, but her
bright face and girliSh manner belied
the fact that she is the mother of no
less than seven Stalwart sons, all OF
whom are well and most favorably
known in the city. Mr.. Barrow, as
captain of the Tarpon. has a wide
circle of friends and acGuaintances,
who were highly interested in last
nights event.
Ice cream, cake and punch were
served, the delicious cream course
having been especially enjoyed. Miss
Charlie Belle Eaney presided in a
most efficient manner at the punch
bowl. Serving were Misses Nell
West. Clyde McKinnOp, and Janette
Mcclellan. Assisting in receiving
were Mrs. A. a. Credible and Mrs. L.
NJ Smith Silver anniversaries are
always Of special interest, but that OF
last night was one in which scores of
people were interested. the affair
having been doubly enjoyable as a
result.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-07-11
a RED, RED ROSE.

Ny Euve is like red, red rose,
That's newly sprung in June:
NY Luve is like the melOdie,
That's sweetly play'd in tune.
As fair art thou, my bonie lass,
So deep in luve am 1:
And will luve thee still, my Dear,
Till a the seas gang dry.
Till a. the seas gang dry, my Dear,
And the rocks melt wi the sun;
And I will Iuve thee still, my Dear,
While the sands O life shall rum
And fare-thee-well, my only LuVe!
And re-thee-well awhilel
And will come again, my Luve,
Tho t were ten thousand mile!
Robert Burns.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-07-11

i've, and ugly lines will be smoothed
out and driven away, making you ap-
pear years younger.
Girls who use their eyes constantly
should observe some simple rules for
preventing strain. For instance, at
the end of a long day in an office, if
the eyes are bathed with a cooling ap
plication the brightness as well as
sight may be maintained. For such
a bath boracic acid is invaluable. So
is a weak solution of salt CamphOT
water will draw out a smaTting pain
many times. Five cents worth of
boracic acid will last for weeks, and
the powder may be carried with little
trouble. To use as much as might go
on the point Of blade Of a small
penknife is put into two tablespoon
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-07-11
ARE SPENDING THEIR
HONEYMOON HERE.

Pensacola has proved the point or
attraction for a well known young
Nashville couple, who hearing Of the
Gulf, the surf bathing, and all the
real attractions which 90 to make up
one o. the finest summer resorts on
the Gulf coast. are established at the
Smith House. and are highly pleased
with their choice of honeymoon sur
roundings. They are Mr.. and Mrs.
William Harvey Oden. and the Nash
vile Banner of Thursday has the fol-
lowing to say of their wedding, in
its society department.
THE marriage OF Miss Nellie Eliz-
abeth Culley and Mr.. VIM. Harvey
Oden took place at S:45 o'clock last
night at the home of the brides par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Culley, on
Lyon avenue. Rev. w. NJ. Cook Of
ficiating. Only the members of the
two families were present. and the
house decorations included a profus-
ion Of palms, ferns and pink and
white sweet peas.
THE wedding took place beneath a
canopy of vines and white sweet peas
arranged in folding door. The we'd
ding music was played by Miss Nellie
BIankenship. There were no attend
ants and the impressive ring cere-
mony was used.
The bride was very attractive In a
white lingerie bridal costume with a
bouquet Of white carnations and
ferns.
After the ceremony an ice course
in pink and white was served, and
the bride and groom left at IL o'clock
last night for a trip to Pensacola,
Fla, and other points on the Gulf
coast. They will keep house on their
return on Joseph avenue, where their
home will be beautified with a num-
Der of handsome gifts. For travelling
the bride wore a dark blue silk with
hat to match
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-07-11
GREAT SUMMER SPORT.

q
After several years of summering at
mountains. shore and lake.
There's at least one observation l
should like a chance to make,
It applies to every hamlet where the
summer bOarders seek
Some Surcease from city sorrow for a
certain sum per week
Mount Desert, Bar Harbor. Newport,
Lennox, Narragansett Bay,
Lake Geneva, Nagawicka, CharleVoix
and ROckaWay-
East and West the ladies do tit
is never known to fail.
Spending much of their vacation
waiting for the mail.
Think you tennis draws the darlings
every morning to the court?
Do the ladies love the links above all
other kinds of sport?
Walking through the wooded country,
driving, riding-say. have these
lRecTeatiOns of the summer over many
deYotees?
Does their passion turn to polo? Are
they crazy for a swim?
Neither of these wild amusements is
the summer damseIs whim,
Rather than a river paddle. sooner
than an ocean sail.
Would the summer lady sit there
waiting-waiting for the mail.
Rocking on the front piazza o. the
WheresOe'er Hotel.
Sits the average summer lady, waits
the average city belle,
Making frequent trips into the office,
asking very frequently =.
In the prettiest of voices, us there
any mail for me?"
Wasting all the precious summer in
a long and idle wait.
Lady Of the front piazza, tbs your
most distinctive trait.
This has been my observation, hence
watt this little wall
To the girls (no pun intended who
are waiting for the mail.
F. P. Adams in New York Mail. E.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-07-11
POPULAR COUPLE CELEBRATED
25TH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY.

An event of unusual interest in To-
cal circles, and one in which nearly
a hundred of friends. tried and true,
of the worthy couple participated,
took place last night in honor of the
25th wedding anniversary of Captain
and Mrs Willis Green Barrow. at
their home on East Romano street.
Cards had been sent for the recep-
tion hours from until 10. and dur
Ing that time crowds o. those who
had known Mr.. and Mrs. Barrow for
many years came to offer every con-
graduation. AS an especially delight
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fuls of water. The powder floats for
some time in tiny Jumps, but later 1t
is absorbed and disappears.
Next to having shapely feet comes
the habit of using them gracefully"
said a professor of calisthenics the
other day. Watch the average Wo-
man when sitting down. If she rs tai
there is a tendency to coil the feet
round the legs of the chair or to plant
them on the ground about foot
apart. If, on the other hand, she IS
small, her feet either dangle help
1essly in the air or the toe or one
foot is rested on the ground and the
other foot hooked round the ankle Of
the first. 1t was not merely for ease
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DORA TO FIGURE
IN ANOTHER EROLIC.

The Dora" owned by Journal peo-
pie, christened by Journal people.
and generally manned by a Journal
gang will carry a crowd of pleas
sure seekers over the bay tomorrow
from the Smith House on East Greg
DRY street. Surf bathing will be
among the attractions of the evening,
and supper viii be served on the is
land.
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THE FRIDAY
NIGHT CLUB,
TWWWSIEF

Miss Alyce Freeman entertained the
Friday Night Club this week at her
home on East Hill. Mythical RO-
nance" was the main topic of discus
sion Delicious ices were served
during the evening. Among those
present were Misses jeanne Dow,
Laura JOyner, Ida Richards, Mary
Morgan, Ruth Coons, Lillian Garrett,
Louise Barnes and Messrs. w. Down .
ing, Of BrewtOn. J. Keyes. of Birm-
ingham, s Strout, of Monroeville, r.
Moore of NnntUnuanrv- II. NcCnrd- r.
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DR.. M'MILLAN
SAILED JULY 3RD

DR.. D. w. Mcmillan sailed from
New York on July Bird for London,
England, and will not return to Pen
saCola until next spring During his
absence he will attend A noted lee
tUre course in Vienna. and will make
an extended European tour. Dr. Nc
Nillan's progress on the continent
will be watched with keen interest by
his many local friends
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HON. JOHN BEARD
IS IN THE CITY.

Hon. John Beard, who has been in
Annapolis, attending the honOrs IN
which his son has recently been fig
uring at that place, has returned to
the city, arriving on Friday night.
He is established at the Kessler
home on the bayshore. where he will
be for the summer. Mrs. Beard,
with Miss SuIlfvant. and the children.
are still in Annapolis, where they
will remain until about September I.
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way. / doctored
until I was dis
couraged, an d
thought ] should
never get well. i
read a testimonial
about Lydia E.
Pinkham'S Vegeta-
bic Compound, and
thought I would
try it. After tax
ing three bottles I
was cured, and
navor faIt so wall
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MISS JOHNSON
ENTERTAINED.

Miss Sadie Johnson entertained the
East Hill PhiIatheas and BARRACKS of
the Baptist church on last Tuesday.
at her home on East Cervantes street.
the affair having been an exception
ally pretty one. daintiIy arranged.
anG very ENJOYABLE indeed Pink and
green We're the coIOUs used. many
beautiful flowers having teen used to
add to the general attraction of the
home. The refreshments. also in
pink, were composed of ices, fruits