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The evening world., 1914-01-07

Miller In the Hunters Point Court. Long
Island city. to-day. charged with killins
hcr husband, Tony. Saturday night. In
their home. Lawyer Samuel G. Fowler
entered a plea OF mot guilty" for her.
The woman. told Katharine II. Davis
Commissioner Of Corfection. who saw
her In the Queens County Jail yesterday
in the course Of an inspection trip. that
the que rrei which ended In the shooting
began by q demand from her husband
that she 60 on the streets TO earn money
FOR him
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II ls understood from interests close
10 the management that the United
cignr Stores Company are working on
plan which win mean considerable
more for the common stockholders this
year than the regular Z per cont cash
dividend ana such extra cash dividends
A. business warrants. II In said that
the extra distribution will not be IN
form Of cash.
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11aeket Cioslne-Thsre was q sharp
eourt Of builish actfvity In the late
oslsFneon which was the more note
vussay - the isadsrs IN n were stocks
Inc Great esortAssn aod Northern Pa
~. which had previously been neg
.1ooes1. The riss. howsver. suffered the
~ ee Al recent advances, being
GG1sa1y eAssksA byA sUppiy Of stocks.
o1Aeaoh oslhng wao not yresssd fas
6Dn0A 70 pro1a,cs . serious reaction.
~ aetlea Of the markstn I . great
usony ef the lsaAing ssDues sugOsstsd
61DtrlbstDea. southern Pacl6c ciossd
lGcDoag. - net shove iast nights close.
- 3sseuassa Psci6c. q III -. was -
oDovo ~ anai u Tuesday. The net
puDulss at the cioss showed mixed
onnNgss. some vp and others lower
3ona nles. oQ4o sAasss
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|; Aaerlcau Lisht 4 Tractien Co. regular
GDartsrly 1ividend Of ~ pr cent. on
DCo10rrs1 stock and ~ ~ cent IN cash
~ - Vor cent IN common stock. both
6tatse Ssb. .. Books close Jan. Is.
4ean1asa on CO. Of Csiifornis regular
Gastssjv dividsnd Of $50 ger share.
ess.s,' March [" 90 ''fs of record
o)sootoss also authorized. subject TO
1GDgovA1 Of state Railroad Commission.
6 ~ st PAP Of &lN shares q treas
u stock representing 10 per cent. Of
>16n1ing stock to which each share
n1or Of record Feb. Z viii - entitled
- suheeffbs In proporflon TO hls hold
%p)ssstass further submit, proposition
1ncroess capital stock from GO, 900
4nveoAAoo 70 BE- voted on at meeting
] 6seh IL
;zoAb on Fuel Co. dividend OF u per
ArA psyabls Jan. D. Par value VI this
ocb is q.
"a Ureoielyn City Railroad Company reg
NM Quostsriy dividend Of . per cent.
Gayahls Jan. u to stock Of record Jan. 9.
(ush Hrsksrs were trading In urlcn
Aclfic ''rights" sx, s. cash dividend y,
..rsoaWere. LAckawsnna and Wester,
nUlael hotween II and ~ per cent on It's
C411lyooe outstanding stock In calendar
16Ar ma This estimate 10 based OF
hnoveu snonths' income account and at
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1Ae C1ss1n8 oastas1sns.
- a1Bnons v9s ~ A1AaA bva a. ~
u1Dm e oesh ~ tp-d.V ~ sAs ~ snsUn
Z 0mUuUo O1GA yUw1nSt aauhG HtaD:
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Jaynes' Maltoleum

Affords prompt relief in the
treatment of chronic or acute
bronchitis, diseases of pulmonary
organs. nervous exhaustion and
debility. Stimulates the appetite
and increases the weight. Has
no taste Of the oil and is very
pleasant to take. Equally effec-
tive for adults and chill
drrn.>s7c and. d....... 5O(
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Louisville and Nashville reports in
crsa sed earnings for December OF oS.2N
and since July l Increase Of S1,S3s.yo
compared with . year ago.
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Great Nlssrthern reports decrease IN
gross sanrinss Of ss'I. .Ss for December.
but since July tota, increase Of ssi7.-
591 in gross.
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dirt. smoothes and beauties the
skin, nOurishes, protects. clarifies
il and refines its texture. Your
face powder will give a much more
pleasing effect il used over a light
application Of Violet Ccrste.
lain jars, -, SOC & sl.5O
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Riker's Violet Cerate
The Beauty Builder

Violet Ger
ate!is q pure
greaseles ess
cream Of mir
aculous whit.
ening quail
ties. Quickly
irees the
DOres fron,
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Family Remedies
at Lowest Prices

Quiniue Pills, 2-gr., 100 Tor l9c
Sal Hepatica. l6c, 3Sc and soc
Listerine, SOC. 33c and lfc
Glycorhymoline, lsc. SIC and 7Sc
SCOTS Emulsion, soc and tsc
Anglers Emulsion. sec and 7sc
Russelrs Emulsion. 72c
Wampole's Ext. Cod Liver Oil. Ssc
Guides Pcptomangan, 74c
Fellows Syr. nypophosphites. e9c
and eSc
Pinkham's Compound. &c
Csnthrox. %0c
Eckman's Alternative. Al.SS
Resinol Ointment, soc and 7Sc
Atwood's Bittcrs. l6c
Welch's Grape Juice. 3sc and 4sc
Cuticura Ointment soc and TIC
Mellin's Food. 3sc and 3Sc
Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur, sac
and 7Sc
CastOria, 22c
Bsume Analgesique, 4Sc
Carter's Liver Pills, lac
Doan's Kidney Pills. SOC
Dewitt's Kidney Pills. +oc and 7sc
Dispepsin, SSc
Swamp Root, 3Sc and 6Sc
Cascarets, &C. lec and soc
Husbands Magnesia. acc
Phillips Milk Of Magnesia. SIC
S. s. s.. roc and sl.Ss
Ayers Cherry Pectoral. 20c. soc
and 7oc
Hays Hair Health. 33c and &c
Danderinc, l6c. Sac and tec
Herpicide, sec and 7Sc
Syrup Of Figs. 3Sc
Imperial Granum. 2oc. Sac. soc
and e1.lo
Pierce's Remedies, 7sc
Omega Oil. %. Ice and sac
Sloan's Liniment. lsc and 3Sc
Crudol. 2oc and 4oc
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allowance Cor some shrinkase in De.
camber earnings.
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FREE

4 trial size bottle Of Rigaud's
wonderful l.ilas dc Rigaud THE
Perfume Of Old Fashioned Gar
dens and Tender Mcmories) free
with q jar Of
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NEW voak COTTON MARKET
HOLDS BABY IN COURT.

ChtId Mother Killed Hssbsnd who
Tried to Degrade Her.
Carrying her t~o-year-oid baby In her
arms. Mrs Marie Mssia, seventeen years
old. was srraiEned before Magistrate
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Hegeman's Luxury
Dental Cream
Mix'd Fruit Sundae
Price 10c

Despite the cold weather our
sundacs are as popular ~ ever.
Few 81 our patrons can resist the
lure Of the sparkling clea nliness of
marble silver and glass ut our
fountains. and the delicious purity
Of the beverages We serve.
Mixed Fruit Sundae, Price 10 c
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the Most Needed
Household Drugs

In sanitary sealed packages, insuring perfect
ness, full strength and guaranteed highest quality
The evening world., 1914-01-07

Our Prescription Clerks work under rigid rules fro
II there is the slightest doubt in the mind Of Prescription
tors Prescription he is specifically forbidden to compoun
the Doctor and making Of his wishes in the matter.
degree. Where the Doctor pescrbes particular make OF
only. is the used in your Prescription When the Doc
we use the very highest standard known.
All Prescription Clerks are Registered Pharmaci
sbity Of their positions and who work with us in copstn
methods nearly perfect possible. II for one mome
thorough checking system prevents possibility of
Pharmaceuticals and Chemicals received from
Merck, Wyeth, Parkc-Davs Co, etc.. whose standing
bought only from the reliable producers and
critical analysis before being used.
Our prices always the lowest consistent with his
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RecitaLs For Woman Home

on Saturday afternoon at 3:So and
again on Tuesday evening NJ eight
o'clock, MAS. John B. Swtnnington win
10 heard At the San Carlos hotel In
recital having chosen as her vehicle
FOR Saturday afternoon, "As You Like
IT, and for Tuesday evening. readings
rem w. Il - Murrays The Ban.
Mrs. Sw1nniuzxton appears under the
spices oG tie WommnE' Home. and IL
y believed <nma ROT only win her work
appreciated by the public, but chat
E4ny win attend because CT the wide
serest In the cmzAse for which her
asertatnmsnfs arc given, for certainly
nsacoia has no institution more de-
irving than tho WouuAsng Home.
Mrs. Swinnfnetcn fs from Boston.
lass, and has been heard I'm lectures
and rscizaIs an over the country.
On Tuesday, March IL, In h@r inter
pretation OF Murray's short STORY, THE
Eail." Mrs gwfnmfu@tCn VIII h0 aggagt-
~ by Mr.. Max Eetnberg. v1offu1gt. who
VIII aid in the Representation OF the
musician, whom Mrs. SwfnuinAton de-
sict4 On both Saturday afternoon.
March IA. and Tuesday. March u, Mrs.
:Suinnington win also be e9sistsd by
Professor GsInuan Scott ~ piano ac-
Conpanist. and pupils OF Prof. Scott,
with the following programs:
Miss Sophie Schad--For Your
sake (wrigI1ton.)
Miss Annie Laurie Quic2z--Sum-
mertime' Words by Celia Myrover
Itobinson: music by Mrs. Virg1l.)
Miss Hattie Whitson-''The Last
Song (Fosti.)
Music for Tuesday: Max HefnberR.
ioiin solos.
wocai-Trio by above three. "Even-
ing tLucantonD accompanied by GIL
fiian scott.
The following notice OF an enter
tainnent at which Mrs. Swlanington
appeared Is taken from Los Angeles
exchange:
One OF tho most delightful enter
tainmcnts of the week was the garden
party given by Mrs. A. Scott Ormeby
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MISS WARREN, OF ST. LOUIS, AT
FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH.

Attendants n the First Christian
church viii be delighted today by Miss
Warren. who sang for them some time
since. Miss Warren's rich contralto
voice. which delights every audience
before which she appears. tcgether
with Or. ChaA h Mftcheirs mellow
baritone votcA win make q most
pleading dust. which win b sung at
the morning serv1oA Following In tina
program:
Morning. Voluntary, GouDoA-A6rA
Or. Mitchell.
Duet. Thy Kingdom Of Love-.
Evans, Miss Warren and Dr..
Mitchell
Evening Voluntary. reocesrns
Choptn-Mrs. Mitchell
Baritone solo. Consider and Hear
Me- Cwooler1-Dr. Mitchell.
Mr.. Lenox win preach In the morn
ing ca '~rhe Spirit Of Gods Unspeak-
able Gift" and Ia the evening on 'aThe
Kingdom In Preparation and Fulfill
ment-"
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PROFESSIONALISM

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bombay, Mr.
ard Mrs. Eugene Bombay and Mr.. Leo
Maher Of Persacola were pleasant
visitors at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Mcvoy Sunday.
Mrs. Kate Wilson is spending few
days IN Pensacola with her sister, Mrs.
Sargeant-
Mr.. c. H. jackson spent Sunday with
home folks.
Mr.. T. n. Mafcnett Of Molino, Fla,
was IN our midst Sunday and Mon
day.
Messrs. Dock Staples and Ts1nA
Lewis OF Pensacola were Sunday Wis
itors.
Mrs. f. K. Moxey. Miss Otheilo
Evans and Miss Mary Bradley were In
the Deep Water City Saturday.
Rev. Mr.. Butler OF Pensacola preach
ed two interesting sermons Sunday at
the Church Of Christ
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Tate entertained
a number Of their friends Sunday at
their camp SaIlie Molly, near Beck's
Lake. In honor OF Mrs. Tate's seven
tteth birthday. We all wish Mrs. Tate
many more happy birthdays.
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BEULAH.

Beulah, March 1l.-This morning
March IS the thermometer registered
80. almost as low Is it has been this
| winter, there was heavy frost, and
Ice one-fourth inch was IN evidence
everywhere. What this unprecedented
weather this late has done to the fruit
and early vegetables 10 question.
Mrs. Mary Barrineau. was over Sun
day, visiting her daughter. Miss Mon
toree, who is student Of Palmer Col
lege at DeFunialx.
The Misses Clark and Jones, prin-
cipal and assistant OF our school, at
tended Chautauqua at DeFuniak re.
turning home Sunday.
Mr.. J. T. Taylor was ut K1ondike on
business Tuesday.
Arthur Spare was in the Deep Water
City on business Tuesday.
Mrs Florence Bryant and children
were the guests OF Mrs. c. B. Bushee
Monday.
Mr.. A. C. Hurst, OF Pensacola spent
Sunday with relatives here.
Mr.. Fred Shelby OF the Deep Water
City was the guest OF his mother, Mrs.
z. L. Shelby Sunday hast. .
Mrs. Cora L. Snowden went last
Sunday to spend q week with her sis
ter, Mrs J. H. Daffin at Moline.
Mr. John 3. Hurst was in the city
Of Pensacola on business Tuesday last.
A party who is known was seen to
set fire TO the grass in Mr.. T. L. Bar
rineau's pasture last Tuesday. The
fire ran through the pasture and
through Mr.. 8. A. CARROTS field caus-
ing considerable damage and only by
the strenuous efforts OF his neighbors.
mostly women and the school children
was he enabled to save his fences and
buildings. Such acts OF iawlessness
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CAMPBELLTON.

CampbeTton, March i4.-Mr. d. w
McCrary is having two rooms added tc
his dwelling on st. Andrews street
When completed this will be q very
beautiful building.
The work on the millinery store fos
Miss Belle Bouie has been held ur
several days on account OF a delay In
the plate glass front for the build
ing, however, the building will be
completed In time for the Easter trade
in the millinery HnA
The Rev. J. NJ. Griffin. pastor OF the
Methodist church, is working very
hard to raise the money to build q new
home for his members. He has raised
several hundred dollars, and the work
Will start in the near future.
Hon. VIII Mckinley has made his
announcement for reelection to the
legislature. His chance for winning
seems very encouraging. and no doubt
he Will walk in with q large vote. Mr.
Mckinley served his county and state
well as q member Of the legislature,
and deserves to be sent back. He has
q backbone long enough to contend for
what is right, and he usually gets what
he goes after.
Mr.. L. C. Pitcher, OF Madrid, Ala,
was in our town Monday. Mr.. Pitcher
formerly lived here for a few months
and he has an eye to coming back.
He is trying to buy one Of the well es-
tablished mercantile businesses. We
would be glad TO have him with us
again.
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at her beautiful home In Oak Knoll
yesterday afternoon. Mrn. OTznsby re-
ceived her guests beneath q mammoth
oak whose wide-spreading branches
amply sheltered the large company of
handsomely gowned women assembled.
As IL the bird-song tn the air and the
sRi1y colored flowers Of the garden had
crys6alixed into q vision OF spring. q
graceful girl in green garments. rose
garianded and carrying gossameG
scarf. noated out on the lawn and
danced az lightly a. any fairy ever
trfpped. It was Miss vergfne Herring
ton and she danced to the accom-
paniment OF the spring song (Men-
delssohn1, wfistled by Miss Lucy Ross
whose beautiful bird-nke notes blend
ed with the chorus Of 1eathered song
stern round her. Although the branches
Of the oaks could not be called mel
anchoiy bonghs' no litter scene could
have bean found for giving .As You
Like IT, TRAN beneath those stately
trees which might have eraced the
forest OF Arden.
Mrs. Swtnnington OF Boston. a1eer a
lucid Interpretation OF the play. it's
plot. history and comparative value
gave almost the entire drama with
out so much as q glance at the printed
copy. Her tonal changes from Rosa
lind TO Celia, from clown to duke were
remarkably strong and the personality
of each character maferiahzed with
every voice transition. The finer pas
sages Of the play, the seven ages. the
uses OF adversely and others were
given with much beauty and impress
siveness. To the stronger. masculine
characters there was given q very nat
ural touch in the Elizabethan swagger
that Mrs. Swinningtdn with fine histri-
onic ability assumed. and her tmper-
sonation Of the aged rustic YVES ex-
ceptionaIly good.
Guests from Aitadena, Pasadena.
Oueonta and Los Angeles enjoyed the
program, after which dainty
ices and CONNECTIONS were served on
the lawn"
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Congenfion Puhian Sisters

Grand Temple OF Pythizn Sisters,
which convened in OcaIa, March II,
proved TO be one Of the most sue
cessful meetings ever held AS the re-
port shows, much good has been ac-
complished in the past year along the
limo cf Philanthropic work. also d
great increase in membership. and q
charter list for new temple in the
city OF ocaIa was gotten up while
there.
Before the close OF the meeting the
following officers were elected for the
next year:
Grand chief-Mrs. Linton Curry, of
Key West
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ARGYLE.

Argygfe, March 14.-Superfntendent
A. 8. Edwards and family Of Escam-
bia county visited his brother, r. J.
Edwards in this vicinity.
MIR. G. NJ. Bishop bought Mr.. Sim
mons interest In mercantile firm Of
Simmons & Bishop"
Mrs. C. M. Reynolds OF Geneva. Ala,
spent last week with her friends the
McDonaids at this place.
Mrs. A. G.. Douglass and MrS. J. A.
Mclean Of DeF-uniak Springs visited
relatives here Tuesday.
Mr.. Hardy q teacher nc westville
and Miss Alice Scott married q few
days ago.
Mr.. Lawton Neel and Miss Bertha
Bishop married last week.
Mr.. q. NJ Bishop has delivered sew
eral cars Of guano, and the farmers
are very busy.
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friends have learned that In this very
gracious woman has been hiding a
great musical talent during the sew
era1 months that she has made her
home here.
Mrs. Linn has been resting very
quietly here this winter, where she
came in search Of recuperation. and 30
she has not given her talents for her
new found friends. She Ia organist
OF the Sutherland Presbyterian church
In Indianapolis. and besides being a
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Grand Senior-Mrs. Iva Collins. NIL
ton.
Grand Junior-MIss Elizabeth Done
gan, Kissimmee-
Grand Msnager-Mrs. Hattie Bethel
Jacksonville
Grand Mistress Of Record and Cor
respondence-Mrs. Hattie Won Roscn,
Pensacola.
Grand Mistress Of F7nance-Mrs
Sarah Frank. Sanford.
Grand Protector-Mrs. Mollie Dem
ham.
Grand GUARDIANS. Holmes. Miami.
This order viii meet next year In
Palatka, Fla.
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skin. That the skin can be made youth
full in its visor and appearance, Is no
longer a question. 1t is a fact. The secret
lies In the material used. not in the man
ner of use. Massage alone is of no value
Ordinary creams are of little merit. The
following formula, to my mind. Is posi-
lively revolutionary in fits results, yet IL
is simplicity itself. Mix this formula
yourself at home In a few moments and
you will have quantity of surprising
wrinkle remover which would ordinary
cost many dollars is il could be bought
in the stores already prepared.
To half pint OF hot water. add two
ounces of eptol and two tablespoonfuIs
of glycerine. This FORMS cream. When
cool, apply regularly. every day, gener-
ousiy. The eptol will cost not more
than fifty cents at any drug store This
cream removes light and deep wrinkles.
lines of worry, habit and age, and makes
a difference of years in your appearance.
MISS HOW?-Poor girl You viii be
able to comb and brush your hair vigol-
ousiy without having a single strand
come out and your hair will begin to
grow out most beautifully again If you
win apply every other day a mixture
made OF half pint of alcohol, half
pint of water. and one ounce OF beta
quinol. Shake thoroughly, and then it
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NIL SiclAN AND COMPOSER
TN PENSACOLA.

Mrs. Edwin III. Linn. Of indianapolis,
Ind. and her daughter. Miss Gretchen
Linn are among the Pensacola tour
lists who have fallen in love with PEN
sacoIa as winter resort. and in turn.
very naturally Pensacola has fallen In
love with Mrs. Liun and her daughter.
But. though they have been in Pensa-
cola now for more than two months.
il Is only recently that their Pensacola
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Great values will be Of
fered for your dollar on
Dollar Day., March 18th
(Thursday).

Home From ,Second-"what' de
matter wild JIMMY" Jaw. he feels
disgraced for life" "How'se datT'
His mudder come out yesterday and
took him homie right OFF second BASE
Kansas City Journal.
Dutiful wife-My wife made it hot
for me .hisl morning" "How was
that?' 81 insisted on her getting up
to build the fire."-Judge.
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win be ready TO USE II you prefer, you
can use imported bay rum instead OF the
can get at almost any drug store for not
more than fifty cents.
MRS. o. F.L.-SIost OF the beautiful
compilations you have admired have been
developed after years OF painstaking
effort. But such labor and patience are
no longer necessary by the use of q for
nuIa which believe is the most wonder
full beautifer I have ever known. With
a half-pint OF hot water mix two table
spoonfuls of giycerine, and while stirring
pour In one ounce OF zintone. obtainabIe
for not more than fifty cents at any
drug store. When cool 1t makes an ex-
auisite SAMMY cream and is ready to USE
This is exceedingly economical. and you
can and must use IL generously on face,
arms, hands, neck and shoulders, every
day.
MRS. No-FoRM-7It, is difficult
matter. at best. to develop the bust. bat
there is only one way that deserves a
trial. and that is to make q mixture OF
two ounces Of ruetone (sold at drug stores
for not more than one dollar, half a cup
OF sugar. and pint of cold water, and
taking of this two teaspoonfuls after
meals and at bedtime. This should do it
II anything can
MISS o. NJ R.-The best soap in the
world can never cleanse the scalp of all
scurf, dead skin particles and dandruff as
can eggol. This produces wonderfully
rich, creamy lather and is unexcelled as
a scalp cleanser. Dissolve a teaspoonful
or eggol In half a cup Of hot water for
your shampoo. Enough eggol can be se-
cured from your druggist for twenty-five
cents to give over twelve exquisite sham
poos.
81
you are dissatisfied with the many sup
erfiuous hair removers you have used
You will remove such hairs perfectly,
and without burn or irritation by using
simple sulfo solution, which dissolves the
hair instead of burning il off and leaving
a red spot. 1t is very startling in las ac-
ton You can get simple suIfo solution
store.
LOOKS BAD-You will go on forever
using creams to get rid of pfmples, and
never succeed What you need is a pow
erTul blood cleanser. There is nothing
befter than q mixture OF twelve ounces
Of sugar Dissolved in a pint Of water and |
three or four feaspoonfuls three or four
times day. Get the sarsene in the |
original package, by the ounce, at the |
drug store. You viii get rid Of your
pimples quickly.
MRS. d NJ. Lit is an astonishing
fact that biackheads can be removed I'm a /
rev minutes by sprfnkIing some neroxin
On hot-wet sponge and rubbing this on /
big and little ones. The neroxin can be
obtained at the drug STORE for NOT more
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-03-15

A solemn and &we-fnspiring bishop
In Ireland was examining q class OF
girls and asked:
What is the best preparation for
the sacrament Of ma&rimonyT
"A little courtin', me lord" was the
unexpected reply OF one Of the num-
Der Of worshippers Philadelphia
Ledger.
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Ehe-"John, I found mice IN the pan
try this afterI oon." He-What do you
want me to do about 1t?" She
Couldn't you bring home that kitty
from your club tonight ?'--Baltimore
American.
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should be punished, and unless the
party who set out the fire makes rep
eration, there IS likely to be charges
preferred to county solicitor against
him.
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A Sure Wrinkle Remover
and Other Beauty Secrets

Secrets That VIII Save You Years c
Time and Many Dollars In Your
Quest for Beauty, Told by NaIeska
Suratt, Famed az the Greatest
SeIf-Made Beauty Actress.
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BY Vaieska Suratt.

WYE all more or less lead lives of
Wv quiet desperation, and the older
we become the more pronounced
seems to be our resignation. And par
ticuiarly is this true with women upon
whose faces time is sketching, in
wrinkle characters. an epic of it's flight.
More wonderful to these, then. seems
the statement that wrinkles can be Grad
icated as surely as chalk from a slate.
We are all sisters in the skin-skfn is
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I'VE all think our own Job the hard
est" observed the humorfst on his va
cation. 'Yew bet" agreed the farmer.
'I hev to talk like this. and yew hev to
spell it."-Puck.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-03-15
,autify tI,. Complexion

musician OF much ability 10 q composer
Of talent. and - much interested In
club work, also, In her home city.
Miss Gretchen Linn. one Of the
charming young society girls OF In
daanspolia. In also a talented young
musician.