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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-09-08
Note This Beautiful List.
See Windows.
Mems, and Boys Shoe Departments.

Mems, and Boys Shoe Departments.
MEMS PANTS, $3.50 white,
FoUR.IN 81
12ac HOSE black blue pair In boxt2 pair 81
JEwELRY,
$t75
BOYS SHIRTS HLoUsEs, plain peaGd,
75c AUTO CAPS womens styles white
woMENs oxFoRDs black white lot to ST. and
others choice
lot, choice ~ pair 81
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-09-08

Small. NE. Sc. sw. NV. Hurri-
Craft winds winds winds winds cane
The Detroit times., 1915-09-24

three TO fve minutes and that the
teapot should be thoroughly heated,
because II n only at the boiling
POINT that some Of the volatile es-
sence of the leaves may be properly
extracted.
In the electric tea samovar a
chain passing through the cover to
the water IL attached TO an alum
mum tea ball In which the tea
leaves are placed. The tea ball is
then drawn up into the cover of the
ramovar and r. not lowered into the
water vessel until the water boils.
This happens In about eight to ten
minutes after the current is switch
ed on. according to the quantity OF
water TO be heated. As soon as the
water boils the tea ball Is lowered
into the hot water and allowed to
remain there from three to Ave min
utes until infusion is sufficiently
fragrant. when the ball Is again
drawn up into the cover Of the
samovar by means of the chain. Tea
made IN this way Is free from tan
min and is infinitely superior to tea
made In a pot in which the leaves
are permitted to soak indefinitely.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-24
The Confessions OF q Wife
The Rift Within the Lutte Widens

II never seems TO enter his mind
that once in n while q woman
wants to speak the truth and moth
ing but the truth, $50 help me
God" oh. how / just wanted to
say to Harry that Dick and /
seemed to have lost our emotional
interest in each other, and that we
evidently had no other interests in
common.
Dick and ! are no longer pals,
little book. I bore him.
We no longer have anything to
talk about. We've talked out. He
perhaps is finding someone else to
whom his stories are new and in
teresting, but have not found any
one yet who will discuss my the
cries with me.
I'm lonely. little book. Oh, so
lonely. I wonder what that most
feresting man" Is doing tonight.
1t is needless to tell you that
did not horrify Harry Simone with
this confession-I kept It for you,
little book; kept 1t for you.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-24

Wright. Mise Cricket Wilson, Miss
Margaret War nington and little Dor
othy LAuver. George Wright will
Be bsst man. and DR.. Oliver Heidi.
George Lyon and Brandon Caulkins.
the latter Of Ann Arbor, will usher.
The young couple win make their
home In Sacramento. Cal.
Davis 8. Carter and son. David 8.
Carter. Jr.. have returned from the
White mountains whore they spent
the summer. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
srick W. Hodges and Miss Clara
Hodges who occupied Mr.. Carriers
homo In Crosse Pointe during the
summer. have returned to their
home. No. 50 Miotst.
Pink asters in dainty baskets
formed the pretty decorations of the
luncheon given wednesday, by Mrs.
Minnie Smith Bourke, In honor Of
Miss Alsxsndrine Brodhead. October
brideslect. Plates were laid for 10
young n,atrons and girl friends Of
the bridsto-be, and dainty rose pins
were the favors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barnes Newberry
who spent the earlier part of the
week with Mr.. and Mrs. Truman H.
Newberry following an extended
trip to the Pacific coast are now in
New York. and will 90 to Provi-
dence. r. l.. to visit Mrs. Newberry's
Parents. Mr.. and Mrs. William Bin
ney.
Mrs. Robert l.. Chope will enter.
tain Informally Friday afternoon. for
Miss Elsie Chope. bride-elect and
the Misses Mildren Good. Of Nahma
Mich. and Anne Willis, of Duncan
non. Pa. Miss Phyllis Frazer gave
a bridge-tea Thursday afternoon. In
Miss Chope's honor, and Miss Leils
Reilly will entertain dinner guests
Thursday evening. for Miss Chope
and her fiance. Frederick e. Good
%
Frederic C. Collin was the host a,
dinner Tuesday evening. in the
Palms. in compliment to Miss vir
ginia Ferguson, Of Little Rock, Ark
The guests, chaperoned by Mr.. and
Mrs. w. Grierson Smith. included
Miss Laura Lyon. Miss Mercedes
Mulkey, Miss Elizabeth Bredin
Charles Belanger,. Claude Mulkey
and Prescott Towle. Following din
ner Mr.. Collin took his guests to the
Garrick theater to zee Hands Up
A pretty home wedding will be
celebrated Thursday evening. in the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. James E. Lar
rowe. No. 142 Hancockave. west
when their daughter. Miss Edith
Larrcwe. viii be married to Harry
D. Swan. The ceremony will be per
formed by the Very Rev. Dean Sam
uel S. Marquis. Of st. Paurs cathe
dral. The bride will be attended by
her sisters, Mrs. Frederick Cole and
Miss Margaret Larrowe. Elwood
Swan. brother OF the groom. will be
best man. After Dec. 1, the young
couple will be at home In the Bel
mont apartments. second-ave. and
West Grand-hlvd.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-24
NEW COLUMBIA
RECORDS FEATURE
FAMOUS ARTISTS

With Corinne Rider Kelsey. con
cert soprano; Pablo Casals, 'cellist
Georges Barrere, futist, and Alice
Nielsen. famous light and grand
opera prima donna, making records
the last few weeks for the Colum.
bia Graphophone Co., the October
catalogue OF that company con.
tains a number OF new and unusual
records.
In addition to arias. songs and In
strumental numbers by these art.
lists, there are plenty CT recent hits
for dancing and singing: band and
orchestra numbers: "rube" and gro.
tesque comedy songs and mono
logues: duet, trio, quartet and sex.
tet records OF classic and popular
vocal and instrumental music; spe-
cial groups Of folk songs OF various
nations,and sacred music.
All Columbia records are double
disc.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-24
Beth; The Girl
WHO Went Right"
By Ethel
Lloyd
Patterson
: No. 141-Billy Saved

his face when he first caught sigh,
OF my precious little one. Quickly
and efficiently the doctor felt pilly's
pulse and listened to his breathing
''He isn't dead?" I gasped.
NO" said the doctor; but he is
going to have a tight squeak. It's
lucky you found him when you
did"
After that things became a tur.
MOL OF despair for me. remem.
Der rushing for hot water, for tow.
els. and for bits OF ice at the doc
tors bidding. Back and forth be
tween the kitchen and Billys bed.
room / flew. But always there was
the vision before me OF that dear
little face so still and with closed
eyes-eyes that feared would
never. open to smile on me again.
In the midst of II all Stella came
The Detroit times., 1915-09-24

"Margie." said Eliene over the
telephone this morning, will yol
and Dick come over tonight? III
invite some OF our friends and We
will have an old time kind of eve
ming"
I'D love to come, Eliene. You
see. 1t seems to me there has been
nothing in our family lately but
battle. murder and sudden death.
I'll get Dick on the telephone and
ask him II he has anything on for
tonight"
III he has. you come anyway"
pleaded Sliene. I'm going to call
up Mollie and see IL she won't
come"
II know Mollie would like to
come. but I am afraid her mother
will object. You know what a
stickler she is for doing only the
conventional thing. She will be
sure to think we are heathenish to
do anything but stay at home and
NOPE, so soon after Aunt Mary's
and Jacks deaths, but I know that
Aunt Mary. II she knows anything
about US at all, would be very glad
to have us have good time. and
why be hypocritical about Jack
The only time that any one Of us
has been easy about him for years.
IL now that he is dead and buried.
Then I'll expect you" said FL
fene. as she rang OF.
could not get Dick on the wire
and I waited until near half past I
for him to come to dinner. and then
called a taxi and went over to Ell.
iene's by myself. When arrived
found all the old crowd there that
I had not seen for long time.
About 10 o'clock Mollie came In
with Jim Edie. She was looking
brilliantly beautiful. There IL no
cosmetic in the world as efYicacious
as a mans declaration Of love. That
he thinks you the fairest Of women
spurs you up to meet his standard.
Jim is dead in love with Mollie, and
he does not seem to care who
knows II.
"where is Dick?" asked Harry
Simone, as we were dancing.
search me-" I answered fippant ly
Z II beg your pardon" exclaimed
Harry.
.You need not; you asked the
perfectly natural question that
comes to every mans lips when he
sees 4 woman having a good time
without her husband."I
But. your tone. Margie, also In.
timated that you did not much care
where ne was"
II don't believe I do. Harry" !
said. somewhat soberly
Are you III. Margie?" was
Hary's next question. in an alarm.
ed voice.
7 laughed heartily and Harry
looked more concerned.
I don't suppose. little book. that
YOU. knowing men onlv through
what have told You. realize that
when woman. even IN the slight.
at way. intimates something out NJ
The usual is taking place In her
mind or heat. man always asks
-~iici'orslvi where IL the pain ?"
- rererts Your poor nerves." IN
'he same tone he would use to
'hild who had TANNED her finger.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-24
THE STAGE

Manchester's BurlesQuers will
come to the Gayety theater Sunday
afternoon. for a weeks stay. with
Mollie Williams heading the com.
pany. Other wellknown members
Of the company include Beatrice
Harlow, the Curzon sisters, Billy
Hart. Teddy Burns, frankie Burns,
Frank Tanning. George Douglas and
Charles Reynolds. The musical bur-
lettas to be presented are said to
be new this season. and the pro-
duction is staged with new scenery
The Detroit times., 1915-09-24

The human stomach stands much abuse but
It won't return good health II you give II
wrong food.
II you feed right you will feel right, for
proper food and a good mind is the sure road
to health.
"A year ago I became much alarmed about
my health for began to suffer after each meal
no matter how little I ate," says a Denver
woman
II lost appetite and the very thought Of
food grew distasteful. with the result that I
was not nourished and got weak and thin.
There was no one to shoulder my house
hold burdens. and come what might I must,
bear them. and this thought nearly drove me
frantic when / realized that my health was
breaking down.
II read an article in the paper about some
one with trouble just like mine being benefited
by Grape-Nuts food and acting on this sugges-
ton I gave Grape-Nuts trial The first dish
OF this delicious food proved that had struck
the right thing.
MY uncomfortable feelings in stomach and
brain began TO disappear and in a short time
was again myself. Since then have gained
IL pounds In weight through a summer Of hard
work and realize am very different woman,
all due to the splendid food. Grape-Nuts."
The Detroit times., 1915-09-24

home. With q quick word or two
made her understand what had hap
pened? ! saw my friends face 80
pale and her lips tighten.
1.-The beast!" she said between her
teeth. THE little beast! Beth. ]
don't care whether she's your sister
or not. she never shall enter this
fiat again so long a. she hves!"
For a moment I paused and
leaned against the door. Ny eyes
filled slowly with tears.
But she couldn't have meant It.
Stella" I protested. "Of course. II
was an accident. The doctor says
II was an accident. But you know
that CHASTITY stun has morphine In
IL! Marion couldn't have known
that. But I suppose she wanted TO
be sure Billy would keep still and
not get up and fall out Of bed be-
fore came back. Think Of It! He
must have been lying there like
that for at least an hour! Oh.
Stella! And walked homo slow.
ly. ! didn't hurry! And all the
time my precious baby's life was
slipping away with each breath"
And where II shef" again asked
Stella. HAS she gone for good. or
Is she just out on Q spree with that
Darlington man, or what?"
put trembling and weary hand
to my forehead.
There's a note on my dresser
in her handwriting" said. Il
haven't thought to open It yet. !
don't care what's In II. It's enough
for me that my sister risked her
baby's life SO that she could be free
to leave him for an hour, a few
hours: how long I don't know"
WELL" said Stella. presently,
when the doctor has gone. II Billy's
all right, we'll look into this mat
ter at great length"
And so II happened an hour or
two later. when the doctor had pro.
nounced his little patient out OF
danger. and Billy was lying In my
arms sleeping normally at last, that
] motioned to Stella to open my
sisters letter. She did so.
Shall read IT." she asked.
Yes" I answered. "l'm prepared
for almost anything. I suppose II
she had only been going to the the.
alter or something like that she
would be home before this. Perhaps
she has gone for good. But, after
all. nothing much matters as long
as Billy is safe and sound"
saw Stella glance hastily
through my sisters handwriting
Then she raised her glance to mine.
"All right, then" she said. II
suppose you might as well prepare
yourself for shock. There's no
good trying to shield you from IT,
Beth. It's here, SO you may as well
have II"
The Detroit times., 1915-09-24

ter Of the late Senator Stephen b
Elkins.
o.
Mrs. Frederick G. Ford and chill
dren and Mrs. Ford's brother. Al
fred Brush have returned from
Pointe aux BarQues where they
spent the summer.
o.
Mrs. Mary Dunlap, Miss Elizabeth
Thurber. H. T. Thurber and Glove
land Thurber have returned from
their cottage on Georgian bay where
they have been since July.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tracy Lyon. and the
Misses Laura and Tracy Lyon will
leave Detroit early In October foE
New York. where they will make
their home In future.
o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney T. Miller and
Miss Elizabeth Miller have returned
from New York where they spent q
fortnight following several weeks
stay at York Harbor. Me.
o.
Mrs. Carlton Higbie will give a
dinner Saturday evening. In the
Country club, In honor of Miss Grace
Hinchman, Miss Alexandrine Brod
mead and Miss Marie Moran.
o.
Frederick B. Smith, Jr., who is at
tending the Massachusetts Institute
OF Technology is spending few
days In West Point, visiting Lieuten
ant Gray. Mr.. Smith spent the mrs
rart OF September camping near BIZ
Moose, y. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Woodhouse
Miss Ruth Woodhouse. Miss Bernie,
Ewing and John T. Woodhouse, Jr.
lave returned to their home II
Crosse Poirte following two months
travelling on the Pacific coast, and II
the Canadian northwest.
o
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Yates lef
Monday for st. Louis, in their moto
car. to attend the marriage Satur
day. OF Miss Dorothy Parish of tina
city. to. John T. Brodhead, OF DE
troit. Mr.. Yates will be one of tn,
ushers.
| %
In the Woodward-ave. Presby
terrain church. Thursday evening
Miss Nell Fraser, daughter Of Dr.
and Mrs. S. IcEn Fraser, No. IA,
Eucl'd'ave. west, will ce married t,
Jim r. Lauver. the Rev. w. II
Wray Bowie oficiating. The bride'i
attendants include Mrs. Georg,
The Detroit times., 1915-09-24
and costumes Miss Williams will
be featured In . dancing number.

Maids in Detroit" In the yolly
theater next week. will present Z
Jolly musical comedy In two swiftly
moving frolics. said to b nllsd with
sparkling humor. happy jokes and
dialogues. and pretty music and
dancing. Aysha Harra viii ODER .
series Of oriental dances. in special
scenic settings.
Earl's Diving Nynphs. comprising
six young women swimmers and
divers In feats Of skiM ana daring
In huge tank Of water will top
line the Miles program next week.
Bessie Earl of San Francisco 70 one
OF the members Of the company
Monday. Wednesday and Friday
night local amateur swimmers will
compete for q beautiful silver lovins
cup. Other numbers on the bill in.
clude: Eddie Heron. MadEe Doug
las and company. presenting Birds
OF a Feather; Norine Coffey. com
edienne: the Musical Hunters, nov
city instrumentalists: Wright and
Davis in The Love Insurance
Agent; Belmont and Earl. come.
dams, and seven new movie fea.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-24

Mr.. and Nrs. 0ustavus d. Pope
are In New York.
Miss Marjorie Muir has returned
to Westovsr school.
Mrs. oren Scotch IL visiting
friends In New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Sweet
Stearns are In New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. =. 8. Picard. No. IS
California-ave.. Highland Park. are
In New York.
Mrs. George II. Barbour, IT.. and
children have returned from spend
ing the summer at Pointe aux
BarQuss.
Mrs. Allan H. Fraser has return
Cd TO her home. No. 1885 woodward.
ave-, from her summer cottage at
Birch Beach
Mrs. =. d. Stair, Miss Nancy Stair
and e. d. Stair. Jr., have returned
from their summer home at Great
Neck, l.. I.
o.
A card party will be given Friday
afternoon, In the Hotel Statler par.
lors for the beneft of the Junior
Civic league.
Central w. g. T. u. will meet
Friday afternoon. at 2 o'clock, in
the Frances willard home, No. 125
High-st. west.
o.
Mrs. Charles Sumper Pike and
her mother. Mrs. william p. Holli
day. have returned from a trip to
the Pacific coast.
o.
Mrs. A. N. Wall and Miss Mae G
Webster. No. SIG Helen-ave., are
visiting friends In New York. Allan
tic City and Philadelphia.
Mrs. Kirkland B. Alexander and
children have returned from Pointt
aux Barques where they had cot
:age for the summer.
O.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome Remick and
Miss Katherine Remjck have re
turned from Magnolia. Mass, where
they spent the summer.
o.
Mrs. Henry d. Sheldon and Miss
Annette Sheldon will leave the end
Of the week for Elkins, w. Va.
where Miss Sheldon will be one OF
the bridesmaids at the marriage o:
Miss Edwina Drummer. granddaugh
The Detroit times., 1915-09-24
~ GRACE T. hAoIgY.
The cesy Tea Table.

The charm Of tho tea table," says
the up-to-dats bride. Ties In ito read
mess to serve . fragrant cup at .
moments notice. When friend
drops In for . cali late In the after
noon. the tea table II the rendezvous.
the social meeting place. My table
occupies tho cosy corner. where q
vase Of flowers lend the artistic
touch for such charming chats as
We have.
THE electric tea samovar gives
the needed comfort. Il II . luxury
indeed to cit at the table and pre-
pare the cup that cheers. But II
water must be heated In the kitchen
or IN alcohol lamp filled and q
match found. the whole spirit of the
charming ceremony is lost In the
shortcomings OF unpreparedness."
The flavor IL the main thing to be
considered In brewing q good cup Of
tea and the art IL to secure a maxi
mum OF fragrance with the least
amount OF tannin. The main points
are that the water should never re-
main on the leaves more than from
The Detroit times., 1915-09-24

is delicious food scientifically prepared
from wheat and barley.
In the making, the starch of the grains is
partially pre-digested for quick and easy
assimilation-and furnishes the nourish-
ment Nature requires for the daily rebuild
ing of body and brain.
1t pays to keep oneself in the highest con-
dition Of physical and mental vigor.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-24
PAeIII
lures aaA ssnsaIsu, go
latest Esasst-e s,is vss11g.

see~~S 49, - - ~
sLeuiss ,0unninG popu1a(s
ere soprano. win maks ~
vaudeville appessaAOe n $500
the Temple tAe(kef nskt ~
ping the pro6Son. ~ ~1n
appearances - petr0N u
years have been u musical
dies. For her TsmpIe snoAot
she win revive the Geotsh seQC
the singing q which ~ ~ Z
popular in local .vaudsvil1o 60
dossn years ago. Ssoen6 foat
OF this program viii b thooo G.
lishtful playess, Agnes 1cott -
Henry Keane. IN . new play ~ J l.
Scott entitled "Ths FlnaI poeroQ
Miss SCOTS Drifting md ~
Wall Between" will b pheasant
remembered by Templates. Aneel
interesting number will b lack
ats eleven Scotch lads and 1aeG
from the land of the heather CT
the hollands. Then there win
that naturally funny comed1((
Frank North and company. 4
Back to Wellington" sequel 4
Them Were Happy Days." ana ~
other excellent numbers, y
The Detroit times., 1915-09-24

The coward who strikes one weak
or than himself Is n brave man beside
the woman who deserts the little life
whom she herself called into being.
Never shall I forget that half
hour when the doctor l had
found In the neighborhood was
working over my little Billy. had
found the baby. white and still. ly-
Ing where my sister had left him
drugsed with an overdose Of sooth-
Ing syrup. had rushed for the
nearest doctor. Fortunately, there
was an elderly and capable physi-
dian q few blocks away, who hap
pened to be In. With the sobs so
choking me scarcely could explain
what was the matter. managed to
make him hurry after me from his
once TO my little home.
In terror my gaze was fixed upon
The Detroit times., 1915-09-24

Miss Florence Bielman who 70.
turned the first OF the week from
Mackinac island. has gone to Mag
ara Falls to spend q few days with
friends.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-24

WON'T MIX
Bad Food and Good Health Won't Mix.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-24
The Best Mill

Cannot grind good flour from
health s TO the
The Detroit times., 1915-09-24
Fashion Silks and Velvets
Formal Showing Of the New weaves.

Formal Showing OF the New Weaves.
silks the world produces"
inferior silks the
what silks should be sold
them at that price.
werpriced used for purposes
fabric. Today welldressed
ri FROM
earl "A in width. We mention
a dozen popular numbers.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-24
There's a Reason" for Grape-Nuts

Sold by Grocers everywhere.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-24
VELVETS

desirabliy. necessity, OF max
ing early foreign velves Some
of delayed but all nearly
demand
Costume Velvets at $500 and $3.50
We emphasize Of the best values in silk finished costume
BLACK COlOHS 81 inches w1oe
at $500 yard AZ inches wide at $500
The Detroit times., 1915-09-24

NOVELTY SILKS
than In the rich dark Of
Autumn shades.
PLAlos STRIPES WARP PRINTS, eRocAoEs
handsome variety have shown In
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-03


C. C. Won HAMM returned TO Ho-
noluIn from Hilo on the Inter-Island
steamer Kilauea today
j. E. SHEEDY of the Inter-Island
Steam Navigation Company. returned
on the Kilauea today from Hilo.
/ G.. F. ALFONSO, local newspaper.
1 man. ended his vacation on the Big
Island today He returned on the Kill
auea.
MISS ELLEN DWIGHT. stenograph-
or in Circuit Judge Stuart's court. ex-
poets TO leave some time this week on
d vacation.
CHIEF HAILST0RM. who has de.
I lighted the children CT Hawaii with
tales of Indian warfare. returned from
a trip to the volcano on the Kilauea
today.
MRS. H. L. WAGNER of San Anto-
MO; Tex. and her granddaughter, Cla-
ra May Wagner, who have been spend
| ing part of the summer at the Moana
Hotel. win return to the mainland on
THE next Wilhelmina.
MISS ALIEN BERTELMANN,
stenographer in the public lands de-
lartment, win leave for the mainland
in the steamer Wilhelmina, August Z,
on a vacation. She will be accom-
panied by Miss Wilhelmina Strauch.
HARRY MIST, son of Mrs James
Mist of Manoa Valley. who is former
resident of Honolulu, is reported to be
prisoner in German concentration
camp. For the last eight years Mr..
Mist has been an art student at Ores.
den.
karin IN CHUN. one of the bright
young Chinese men who has gradual.
ed from Mckinley High School, ar.
rived in Honolulu today on the vii.
tistry at the University of Southern
California and is now graduate In
his profession. He will practise here.
In 1912 he took his high school degree
from Mckinley.
PAUL STEEL and Lloyd r. Killam
of the Y. NJ. C. A. employed officers
staff, are due to reach Honolulu from
San Francisco August n. Mr.. Steel
will have charge Of educational work
in the Japanese Y. NJ C. A.. while Mr.
Killam is returning to his position as
secretary of the Y. M. @. AS Oriental
department. Both young men are re-
turning on the Matsonia.