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The Prescott daily news., 1915-03-27
Local News.

Go to church tomorrow.
 Cloudy Saturday; Sunday fair and warmer.
 H. J. Wilson was down at Boughton this morning.
 You have an invitation to attend church tomorrow.
 Read the clubbing offer on the last page of today's paper.
 Noel Nichols is in. Little Rock to- day attending to business.
 Will Moore of Emmet, was among thev isitors to the city today.
 Miss Cleo Gee is in Gurdon for a visit with Miss Esther Stephens.
 For Sale-Family, runabout and harness. See T. c. McRae. Jr., Advt.
 We Buy, Sell or Trade for any thing Iof value. See us.-Moore S Martin.
 Jno. A. Davis was up at Smithton today looking after business affairs.
 Miss Young, of Emmet, was in the city yesterday seeing relatives and friends.
 Our clubbing offer lasts only until next Thursday-April 1st. Mail us your order at once.
 J. W. Forester, route number two Prescott, was looking after business in the city today.
 Dee Scott, of McCaskill, spent last night in the city, returning to his home this morning.
 Postmaster David B. Thompson. of Hope, came up this morning for a short business visit.
 H. H. Husky, route number five Prescott, was among the business wis itors in the city this afternoon.
 Mrs. Joe R. Hamilton is at home from visit with relatives and friends down at Shreveport, Louisiana.
 Prof. C. M. Hirst, principal of the Sutton State High School, was here this afternoon attending to business matters.
 We have instlled a rubber tiring machine and will retire your baby carriages at reasonable price.-Pres- colt Garage. Advt.
 Our big clubbing offer expires on April 1st-next Thursday-if you want three papers for the price of one mail coupon at once.
 Prescott was visited today by an unusual large number of out of town people and trading has been quite brisk throughout the day.
 Better send us dollar right now for the Farm and Ranch, Hollands Magazine and The Nevada Ncw;. Of fer expires Thursday, April 1st.
 For Sale-Pure bred s. C. White Leghon eggs. $1.00 per setting.- Mrs. M. M. Howell, Phone 187 1 ring, Prescott, Arkansas. Advt dw.
 Don't forget the old-fashioned Spelling Bee" to be held in the court house Tuesday evening under the aus pices of the Self Culture Club. Ad- mission 10 cents. Advt.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-03-27

All the Effectiveness, N0l
 the Effect of CalOmeI

Liv-Ver-Lax is one of the most important medical discover. ies of recent years. For lons time medical experts, reallzlhg the harmful effects of calome' have been striving to find a nv. Y. CT cleanser that would be Just & effective as calomel, and yet pe absolutely harmless in its acllor Recently this remedy was sr ~, tually put forth by L. K. GrigsD' in his Liv-Ver-LaX.
 Liv-Ver-Lax is a harmless vss' etable compound, designed sols' ly for the treatment of liver com ' plaints. The immediate favor # < has met with in thousands oI vi homes is proof positive of US re'' value. ,,o
 If you feel worn out, tongue coated, and skin sallow, dont us lay until it becomes dangeio;atIS' ',;tS nip the trouble in the bud w,,D a~. Liv-Ver-Lax. Insist on the gend g,d uine, bearing the signature ;n1' anh likeness of l.. K. Grigsby, wnM' t"'' is guaranteed to give satisiEs, Ear tion or money refunded. '" sale by Hesterly Drug Store
 Jack Johnson, Jr., has the l1,r ~.;s Home Journal for April for saie' I'd number is an unusually good ole ;,c has many late patterns for opl an,s and Summer. The price IS 10 '' .na and he will be glad to bring you phone 242. Advt.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-23
BEUl.AH.

Beuiah. F1a-, May as.--Mr and Mrs.
r. L. Barrineau were Klondyke visi-
tors Sunday.
Miss Beulah and LEILA Garrett have
returned home after spending a few
days with Miss Julia Conner OF Con-
zalaz.
Messru J. r. snowden. Louis Spare.
Miilard steagall LOREN Barrineau and
Paul Ourie visited Mr. and Mrs. r. l..
Snowdcn Of Baldwin County Sunday.
Mr.. Vernon Hinote % Muscogee
spent the week snd with relatives
here
SIR. s. A. Garrett visited home folks
Sunday.
The young set gave Miss Matte
Waters a surprise party Friday night
every one took a part In playing
games until a late hour. Those pres
emf were Misses Eunice Snowden. Liz
Eie Resmondo. Beulah and LEILA Gar
rett Matte Waters. and Mrs Mildred
Snowden. MeasrB Carl West. Willard
Steagan. Vernon Hinote Maxwell and
Dewey Garrett Lorren Barrineau.
Percie Resmondo, and Arthur Garrett.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-23
CLASS DAY AT THE HIGH SCHOOL

The reading % the will viii Re an
other important feature with James
Perkins. the testator ana Mr. VIII
liam Tyler, of the faculty, the execu-
tor.
The girls have adopted a uniform
costume for class day and will wear
white waists and skirts
Nothing haashrd edhavshN won.z
Class Day was introduced into tire
HiEh School last year by Miss Josie
Loftin. and has helped 20 create q
wonderful class spirit Of loyalty among
the students 70 the school and 60 each
other.
While commandment week seems
specially dedicated 20 the seniors. on
Class nay the Juniors come into their
own. FOR they who VIII merit year take
the place II the young women whom
the High School has graduated. are
welcomed hy the seniors with these
beautiful and appropriate ceremonies.
The patrons - the school and the
public generally are cordially invited
% attend the Class Day Observance,
and viii he amply repaid, for nothing
in al the class festivities takes pre-
eedence q this in its popularity with
the students and IN beauty and effec-
tlvenesa
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-23

There win be number OF class
ceremonies and graduation parties
leading up % commencement and
among the most impressive VIII be
ans class Gay celebration. which Is 90
fe held Tuesday afternoon a. four
thirty o.clack in the high school as
aemBiy ban and 81 the campus. There
viii be a procession &c juniors carry
ing chain of sweet peas and another
90 seniors with a daisy chain. the
sweet pea being the class flower ~
the Juniors. and the daisy ~ the SEN
fora
The axe. symbolic Of strength. win
BE- handed down O. the juniors. acc
cordlnE 10 The custom established last
year The akc according q custom
uiu be in the colors of the graduating
class which are white and gold The
presentation aln DC made 81 Adrian
nanEfard president 20 the senior
class. rs Clarence Friedman, president
q the Junior class
The class prophecy VIII BE- given
~ Elizabeth Penn and the class poem
Nv Ethel Twltty who = also te ans
tor e the class son. Miss Twitty viii
also give 8 piano solo. and there viii
be- a reading ~ Miss Bessie Robinson
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-23
CENTURY

Century May aa-Our school has
closed and there has been some very
good work done.
A fine program was arranged Tor
the different grade work. AIr Jake
Baker. who has been in business
in Rawing Wyoming is home on a
visit % relatives and friends. al q
whom are delighted 90 see him.
Friends - Mra A. a. Edwards ~
All4igan we're deeply palned % learn of
her death which occurred al MllilKan.
this week AIRS Edwards Cwh8 was
The widow Of Or W NJ Edwardsl
was well known throughout this part
% The state. and her deeds ~ kindness
and charity viii long be remembered.
The ladies of the ". o. ". gave a
play this past week. The Winning NJ
Lotana"
The casts was well chosen and the
play WAS voted fine success.
quite q number came up from Bluff
Springs 20 attend the school exercises
The Boy Scouts will give an ice
cream supper or Saturday night.
The Camp Fire Girls had an See
cream supper q short time ago which
proved quite successful although bad
weather just happened 60 be that
night
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-23

q calm mind and pleasant anticipation. You
use L with your own hand. apply Z as need
81. and ~ once feel . sense q relief.
Mothers Who have learned 81 this from
experience tell 81 The blessed relief from
morning sickness, ne absence q strain and
tha unduuhtea heaithful influence Impaired 10
TIE coming haby.
one very important thing 70 remember
about Mothers Friend" b can not exercise
any other influence than % simply luhricafe
TIE paFts make them more firm % naturally
withstand the constantly Increasing pressure.
And as the muscles continue o. expand TIE
nerves become accustomed - thts new con-
dition and adjust themselves without undue
pain Mothers Friend" 4 entirely free 81
any drum inhnsnce whatsoever and may be
used freely ~ all tines.
Get 4 bottle 81 this splendid help today.
Phone pour nearest druggist or send Tor r.
Then write nraaheid Regulator Co 20 Ia
mar Bldg. Atlanta. Ca. Tor . valuable book
% Instruction for expectaut mothers.
Mothers Friend" Is recommended every
where ~ vonen Who have used ~ And Yon
can read some very interesting letters II yoa
write for this book.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-23

through hmsre last wednesday driving
them 20 the TIT pens.
Mr. C. H. Powell spent last Mon
day a. neFunlak Springs. Fla, on
business
Mr. J.. ". Stewart has been on the
sick hsf fer the past week but II i'm
proving az this writing
MT D. W McSwain was a pleasant
caller az our town last Tuesday night
Mrs Churlot ON Of Munson. FLA.
who has been visiting her mother Mrs
McSwain left asst Tuesday night Ter
her home. her many frisnds and rela-
tives regretted 20 see er leave.
Mr. J. G.. Barrow shipped a car q
TAR wood last Monday We are glad
% see the good work go on.
DIT Miller Dintis ~ Elnrala, arrived
here last Thursday and done some
dental work.
Mr. Robt cain left last Friday night
FOR Smith. FLA, % visit his brother
who is working for the r. r. O.. We
wish Tor him a pleasant trip and
speedy return.
II DaYy Jones could come 20 tire
surface and enter the Junk business.
he could fiu his locker with golden
Esmoleons i'm almost no time.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-23
DREADFUL PbINS.
GREAT SUFFERING
Was the Lot of This Lady
Who Tells the Story of
How She Recovered
Her Health.

Dallas. N. C.-Mrs. Thomas Davis.
~ this place. says About two years
ago. when Nas eighteen years Old.
i was Sen a bad condition from woman
Iy troubles I fell cG until ] weighed
Hut more than s5 lus.
u suffered dreadful pains .n my
hipa sides and abdomen. Ter about b
days oat 81 every month.
Il couldn't sleep at uiEbt and the
pains we're $50 dreadful o couldn't Ac
down for the blood would seem 60
rush % nay head
II felt I must have some relief For
b. seemed that the awful suffering
would surely XIII me.
II had read OF what CaFdui had done
for others and thought I would ETY. g.
After the use ~ one bottle. The
pains had entirely stopped and was
able 90 STEEP.
After using four bottles was "a
weu woman vas regular. Z got back
my agsh and I now weigh 12s TBS 4.
and ora able ta da ala mE work with
cut any trouble.
81 certainly recommend Cardai 20
suffering women. far know it cured
me-
MY friends uho saw me when
weighed SIS pounds and wgHld see me
now. would know what Garau bad
done for me"
Try Cariua tadF)
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-23
AIcKINNONVILLE.

Mctannonviiie May 2a.-The week
N prayM meeting was held az the
home ~ J. "a Henderson. sunday
night
a. =. McKinnon was a business wish
tor % the Deep Water City Tuesday
Misses Mildred McKinnon and Eva
due Malone went % Walnut Hnl Tues
day shoppinE.
Niss AEgie %. Henderson hiss just
returned from pleasant visit with
her sister. Mrs. " W, Tale AZ Wal
nut Hin
H. e.. Crabtree q Pleasant Grove
was the guest Monday u Robert Nc
Kinnon
G. A. McKinnon went 70 Monne
Monday
g. W. Underwood % Enon. was !
business caller here Saturday.
Misses Edith Henderson and Glen.
ME Malone we're visitors % Ernest,
vile Tuesday
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-23
SILVER TEA ron
NORTH HILL CIRCLE.

Tire home - Mra Alex ZelIus pre-
scented bright and hbsr5ahla scene
ou Thursday evening when the North
HH circle - the First Methodist
CHURCH entertained with aEnveF Tea
which waa q 6eishtful occasion. as
well as a financial success
Mrs Charles r. Mitchell and Mise
Wayne Ross ReaRer. a Young musician
e Ereat talent opened the pro-
Eramme ~ Swing & piano dues from
III TroVatofe
This was nHoue1 hY q tuneful VOC
ca} anartetfc Crimson Glow" beau
tellg rendered by Misses Mabel
Green. pimpIe afsMHlan. Myrtle
Adams and Mrs A r. MsAluater The
accompanied FOR tnls number were
Mrs Mitchell and Miss Reaear
Miss Margaret OWsIev save one q
her inimatitahfe stories and there vas
g bright reading hy Miss Bessie Rob-
inson
pr Charles r. Mitchell and Miss
Dimple MsMtau gave Al vocal auet
which was areeted With much applause
ard 6 lullaby was swecfiy sung ~ Miss
Ada White
Al fhe conclusion % the lroRramme
Dr Mitchell and Miss Green were
called mon fer solos and graci0usly
responded
Tea and sandwiches were served
during the evening
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-23
FLORALA.

F1oraia. May 22-I.overs % music
enjoyed a special treat az the city
school auditorium on Tuesday night
Misses Howell and Hardin are both
possessed Of xegeiient musical talent
Miss Iottie Howeli IL from M0and-
wll and has shown talent for music
since she was q small child Her
voice is clear and admits 81 the high
eEt a. well ~ the lowest tones. Where
ever she goes large crowds greet her.
After completing the course In the
normal school AZ Moundyille she en-
tered the Wuman'a College az Mont
Eomerv from which shto graduated
with distinction ln piano and voice.
Miss Hardin ia TOO well known Go
the people of Florida 60 need any
words of comment.
The program consisted ~ well sa-
leeted songs a. solos and a duet. and
a few selections on the piano.
such a program win be welcomed ne
any time hy the people o. Florida
The commencement exercises of the
CoVingtou County High school viii be
held May the esth8fHt The members
81 the senior class are Misses Etha
Bsnnister Lola Bush, Lessle Clarke,
annie Lee Dean. Tmmn Hinsou.
Theresa Hutley Thelma Martin. Ellen
McRae, claudy swNlCy Claribei
Turner and Kate Wilson. Examiua-
tious are now in progress closing the
21fh
Below ia the program issued by the
hiEh school faculty
Friday s g. MI Musical Recital
Saturday 30 o m.-DamsEtic Science
and Manual Training Exhibits.
Saturday b. m.=-B1EehaU game
Laurel Hil ". High School
sunday n a. m.-Commencems nt
/ sermon.
Monday 10 a. m.-claaa Day Exer-
cises.
Monday p .m.-Graduatlon Exer-
cises.
Nrs. A. r. Mann delightful enter
tanned Wednesday evening at her
home on South sth Street AZ a porch
/ party On honor ~ the re- lriuR teachers
/ ~ the city school The guests were
met ov The charming hostess who was
handsomely govued IN a gown ~ eeru
/ crepe de- chine, trimmed tn tuNp and
T velvet. Progressive rock was played
I THE prizes awarded the fortunate ladv
Z and gentleman were a fan and gold
/ stick pin The one making the low
I est score received a bottle ~ CatChup
+ AT a late hour delicious ices wcra
! served
/ Al the recent meeting 81 the Presby-
I terry 81 East Alabama, "a commission
+ composed 81 Rev c. s.. Wharton. a
/ Andalusia, Prof u n. Boyd. e Hart
H ford and Elders ~. T. Ray and 81 III
+ Williams. ~ F1orala. was appointed
/ 20 install Rev. q. r. Curric as Pastor
/ ~ the Fgorala Presbyterian church
4 Friday evening May iEth was set az
/ THE time for the installation services
I and a large congregation. not only ID
/ Preshyterians. but Bautiste and Meth
/ odlEtH with their Pastors and others
was present For ONE unavolda hle
+ reaon Prof Boyd. who was 60 deliver
/ a charge 70 the people, could noe
/ come and Rev a.. 49, Wharton prcsch
cd the sermon. charged the Pastor and
then the people
The sermon was based ON the fac.
recorded ia the Bible that ~Enoch
4 walked with God" and did not die uke
other people and was interesting aua
/ Instructive throughout
The Christian people - F1oruiR are
60 be congratulated on the fact that nd
/ mistake has been made ~ the sebsC-
tion ~ preachers for the different
churches and IL anybody goes Rrana
I IL viii not bs for want % good. whole.
some doctrine and advice.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-23
SNEADs

snoads, May a2.-Misa Maggie LID
don Of Mariana is visiting Mr. and
Mrs. o. p. Lfddon.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Boone left Tues
day FOR Mariana and Greenwood
where they win visit friends and rela-
tives.
Mr. Leon waster made business
trip % Grand Ridge Tuesday.
Mrs. Mays Clemy returned 90 her
home In Dothan wednesday.
Mr.. %. r. PendarviB ~ Panama
city was q visitor here Sunday.
Mr.. Ralph foreman made a trip %
Grand Ridge sunday
Mr. i. ". Gibson made a business
trip 20 Panama city last week return
lnR home Friday.
Mrs g.. G.. Quinn and little dRuRh-
ser % Mariana are visiting Mr. ".
j. Raw.s this week.
Miss cleo Woodbridge is az home
from Kissimmee.
Mr. and MRS A. Mathis ~ Peusa-
cola are the guests ~ Nr and Mrs.
Tom Liddon.
Mr and Mrs oscar Mckee ~ Doth
an are spending n few days wlth Mrs.
Mckee, mother. Mrs Charles Evans.
Mr. J. 10 Ferret Jrs popular depot
agent ~ Mariana les spending a few
DAYS with his mother and father SIR
and Mrs. J n. FerrlU ST. ....
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-23
CLOSING EXERCISES or
SCHOOL NO. ~

Tho closing exercises ~ school No. 81
were held Friday morning and ike
atl entertainments 81 this homeIEke
school, were wei attended hy the par
ents and small brothers and sisters 81
TIE pupils. Even the babies eo Go the
exercises 60 give a COO of apFrival.
und when they reach the wise school
awe of six years so. % viii not be
strange o. them
The plays and songs were admira-
hly chosen and carefully assigned 60
the pupils Two 81 the longest and
rrettlest were The Mouths ~ The
Teas" Grade 9. and Color Faw'
Grades 8 and e. Special mention
should be made ~ the hos ia Grade
who in The Barn Yard" repeated
lE assigned the "Quack auack7 az the
duck 60 the turkey EobhIers. bat be
sturdily stood his ground until re had
auacked' and "Eahhted" for the
uEht fowls and then sat down amid
a round 80 applause FOR his bravery.
PROGRAM
Lovely May" .... song hv School
May" ........-...... Rinv HeurdirIy
"Our Country -Four Boys e Grade {
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-23
MARRIED LADIES
ELGNRE Clue

The Married Ladies' Eachre Club
ret az the residence % Afrs. Hayno
an EayshoFe last Tuesday. May 18th.
First prize Tor gen-semen won rs Mr..
r. toss. first lady prize won by Mrs.
iaIa Rs Mason, second prize for gen
tIemeu won hy SIR h. Peterson. second
fer ladies hy Mrs r. Peterson. zone
hand for gentlemen by SIR r. Peter
en-. Lone hand Tor lady won by Mrs.
Al. Bclorseu.
The next meeting viii lie az the resi-
asnel of SIR. and Mrs Ham on bay
shore Tuesday. May 45th
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-23
CIVIC LEAGUE TO CITY
FEDERATION OF WoMENs CLUBS

cts. drinking facilities. number In
room. lunches. also domestic science
and pensions FOR teachers Profession
q f10a-stuffs. milk bread meat en-
farCement of ordinances. adequate Inc
speetiou public health. e'adication or
mosquitoes and nloa. elimination 81
typhoid
Protection ~ birds,
Park on the waterfront. and public
library
with tire cooperation q the club
women and assistance Of other WON
en-. al 81 these things and many 9TH
ere greatly 70 Be desired, can be Sc
cured for our already beautiful city.
With cordial good wishes, We re-
main. fraterually youra
TIE civic LEAGUE.
Mrs. j. G. Avery, President.
Margaret A. McTntyrs. Secretary.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-23

Mrs. j. , Ellis A. children spent last
Saturday night and sunday with the
home forks at N0ssv Head
Mr. Chester Beend and family spent
last Saturday and Sunday a. Massey
He'd visiting relatives
Mr. Hardy Davis of Laurel Hin was
transaetinE business here lust Mnn-
daH.
Mr. q. D. Hart and family o. Dor
cas- passed through our burg last
Monday moving 90 Tiu 90 spend or
S weeks tending and shearuR sheep
Misses Earnest Hart. IEcurRus
Hart and Angus Fs8ter. passed
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-23

Spring Flowers .......... Grade 2
Chicken LATHE" .......... Grade
Mother ...... Five Boys 81 Grade 3
over Field ana Meadow
song BY School.
sing a song OF summer Fine'
Grade I
Five Kept In" ........ Jesse Suarez
When May Went A Maying"
Grades and
Color (F7ag) ...... Grades and 4
Five Brathers'' .... Edward Higgins
Brown Thrush" zee. song by School
Barnynrd" ...... s Boys Of Grade !
Where They Grow
Margaret Ls Compile
bluebtrd song .... Grades 3 and 4
Months OF The Tear eco. Grade
Wake Says the Sunshine Grade /
IL a Body observation-disclosures. Grade /
Vacation Time ...... Onward Crow
Lost, n Little shoe" ........ Grade
The shocmaksr's song" Gee. school
spring play ...... Grades 3 and
America" Observation-Disclosures. school
The Bayou School" as No. ~ is
sometimes called holds a warm place
IN TIRE hearts Of its patrons and
through their cooperation with the
four earnest. interested teachers Miss
Kate Loftin. principal. Miss Edith Oh
liver, Miss Florence Hiwgins. and Miss
Goldine Jacoby the school Is hecom-
ing a social center.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-23
Notice of Examination

The next regular uniform
examination for teachers of
public schools will begin
June Sth, 500 a. m. Exam
nation for white teachers
will be held at school No. /,
North Palafox Street, and
for eolored teachers at school
No. 3, West Jackson Street.
A. S. EDWARDS.
Superintendent Public In
struction.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-23
MEETIfo o. LADIES VEST

3hUfHHaT Ntr -ofh thc members
af Greater Pensacola taH#ea Nest
Ne. faaf. order 30 owls beIB very
important meeting at which much
business was transacted
Tire ueEs meeting WG be held the
frHt Thursday In June and be Be- ~ che
utmost imnarianc that every mem-
Der He On hsu8 promptly az seven
thirty p m as there is evest deal 81
business af Importance oH hand and
IRE Ncst has the promise ~ 3 tislt II
"a supreme officer.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-23
49, EAMlLY nEPENnFNr.

Mr r williams. Hamilton. ohio.
writes. "0ur whole family depend ON
plne-Tar- Honey" Maybe someone I'm
your family he's severe culd-per-
hans Sc Is the baby The original DR.
Bells Pine Tar Honey be- an ever ready
household remedy-it gives immediate
relief pine-Tar- Honey penetrateB
the Innings Of the Throat and Lungs.
DESTROYS the Germs. end allows Nature
10 act AT your DrugEiat. 25c. .. on.
ladvl
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-. - u -.

Fr8fu6H and GoaWorkeFB. =@
Tne civic League desires 20 express
sfa appreciation ~ the cordial AMI
ready response of the city Federation
81 Wmenn Clubs at the meeting -
taF ia. "A me san Carlos
The meeting was "a value frpFn the
faes that it gave each club the 0ppoT-
tlnfE - learn about the good work
that the other cluas are doing and
th.s o. itself ls a. Incentive % furth-
IT effort
I'll the pFumptneae and attention ~
THE audience was due In large measure,
the dignity ard satisfactory result e
the session
our city federation Is the largest "a
the state and from its cooperative
action VIII come we hope. material
Improvement Ia certain existing condi-
lions regarding school sanitation. toll
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-23
ILLNESS or MRS.
lQsEpfllhE YhEIRTRA.

The extreme Hines 81 birE Joscphins
1Heiatra ls a source az much regret 20
Der many friends Mrs Aneiafra ia
g devout member 81 S. KatherineE
church. also officer I'm mere than one
lodso. She is president ~ the Lady
owls and prominent member ~ Wood %
mems circle. All wish her a speedy
recovery
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-23

and vi during thH De-
Rod 81 expectancy.
much depends upon
the physical comfort %
the mother. One 81 tha
besi aids Is . remedy
tno IN a. Mother :
Friend Applied ever
the muscles u pene
trates % the net woFk
% nerves. relieves the
pains Incident 20
stretchinR 81 cords and
liwnmeuiA makes them
plant. Induces daily
comfort. resifui nights.