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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1915-12-16

it, and when the
lettuce and car
rots had b e e n
tied on to the
lowest branches
so that the rabbit
f a m il Y could
reach them the
young Marsdens
all drew away
and hid behind
a clump of hem
locks.
B r i G b t eyes
must have been
watching the hol-
ly tree, for very
soon the guests
began to arrive
at the G hri S t.
mas party. Such
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1915-12-16

always did this
on G h + i s t III a s
morning so as
not to awaken
their parents.
1t was barely
daylight.
They could see
t h i r stockings
hanging fro m
the mantelpiece,
and out of the
tops were stick
ing two red paint
ed sailboats just
alike.
3 e s i Il G s the
boats there were
warm red nit
tens, knitted by
owl n O fin0opc,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1915-12-16

"HE Judds lived in little cot
tage at the very end Of the
town. Mr.. Judd was carpen-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-28
o Q o o o o D . o . o q o o
WORKING UP A LAUGH.

The Art 81 GauKinR the Comedy
Atmosphere Through Aid OF
the Human BarnmteF.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-28
Planning for tine
Stork's Arrival

Among those things which ali women
should know Of. and many of them da
- splendid external application sold
In most drug stores under the name Of
Mothers Friend" II n a penetr1ting
liquid and many and many q mother tells
how u 50 wonderfully aided them through
the period OF expectancy. Ifs chief pur-
pose II 20 render the tandcns. Iigam~nts
and muscles 40 plant that natures ex-
pansion may be accomplished without the
intense strain 30 often characteristics OF
the period of expectancy.
Mothers Friend" may therefore ~
considered as Indirectly having q splendid
innnenca upon the early disposition Of
the future generation.
Whatever induces 90 the ease ana com
fart Of the mother should leave It's Impress
upoa the nervous system Of the baby.
Al any rate II IN reasonable 60 believe
that since Mothers Frieni" has been
companion 60 motherhood for more than
half a century n must be a remedy that
women have learned the great value Of.
Ask AZ any drug store for Mothers
Friend" a penetrating. external liquid
Of great help and value. And write to
Bradfeid Regulator Co, k0z Lamar Bldg,
Atlanta. Ca. for their buck oe useful
and timely information.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-28
pavIs~s April srd.


Next saturday night Russia's pre-
miere % premiere danseuses. Anna
Pavi0wa. will arrive here and play an
engagement az the Opera Rouse
Nile. Paviowa VIII appear IN a per-
Torrance repiete with novelties Of the
sort that have given 20 Paviowa and
her Imperial Russian ballet the dis-
tinguished regulations they enjoy
There viii oe. as there always has
been In the Pavloxa organizations a
symphony orchestra: and Theodore
sitter viii fuihn the aifyicult and i'm.
portRnt duties OF musical conductor
A. Tor the program. II represents the
paviowa ideal IN variety and com
pleteness.
New haiiets and new advertisements
are 20 be offered bat the feature that
IL certain % almost equal attention Ia
the modern ballroom soiree. In which
the premiere damseuse herself will Hp-
pear with NJ Ivan Cuisine In the aFst
presentation Of three new social danses
which PavAowa originated last summer
H. Cuisine. who comes as ballet d.
rector Of the company. was for i've
years director AZ the ST Petersburg
and Moscow Imperial opera Houses.
and served tn a like capacity during
the past two seasons a. the Paris
Grand opora-
Alexander Nolinine. premier dan
seur cinssique ct Moscow and one 81
the ablest living masculine dancers.
win be Nile pavlowa' principal part
ner In her pretentious ballets and div
ertiseements. Among the other Solo
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-28
card PARTY sy Relief Association.

Card Party By Relief Association.
The woman's Cooperative Relief
Association viii give a benefit card
party on Monday. April 8, az the San
Carlos hotel. at three in the afternoon.
and a. this entertainment L. given
for such 3 very worthy object. Il is
believed that the party will be very
largely patronixed.
The ladies have arranged 20 have
tables for private parties. where an
additional nifty cents IL paid for this
privilege. and the men are invited 20
participate. as well as the ladies. A
number 81 prizes have been con-
trihuted hy tire merchants and others.
and there will be trophies for both
ladies and gentlemen.
Everyone should make = special eff
| fort TO attend this card party. as II
will not only be one OF the chief So
ciai events OF Easter week, but u will
be a most delightful opportunity for
/ those who are interested In tie work
/ OF the association. 20 show their in
/ terest IN a practical way
/ List 81 prizes:
/ Miss Herriman--Fancy neck wear
/ Ready-to-W Store-Crepe de
/ chine shirt waist
/ Mrs. Falk's Millinery Veil.
/ Crystal Pharmacy-Perfume.
Wing ffop-Brass iardiniere.
Watson. Parker and Reese-Parasol.
/ sol Cahn-Preserve fruit.
Myer shoe Store-siik hose.
Arson shoe Store-Silk hose.
Commissioning accessories.
Boston shoe Store-Silk hose.
John Waite'S-Silk hose.
DAlemberte's-Box candy.
Ia Mode-Silk petticoat
Bon Mnrche-purse
Lewis Bear Co.-Fancy preserve
! fruits.
Mr. Boysen-Pot plant
Ban. Book Store-Picture
Private observation-disclosures hand
embroidered centerplece. silver loaf
sugar basket. hand painted China bon
bonniere. lace handkerchief.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-28
WITH the PLAYS and PLAYERS


Thanhousers serial. I'm two parts. Of
xudura % be shown today az the Isis
theatre are whirlwind wonders. run Of
mystery. trickery and cunning BY tas
master crooks and smugI.lers.
The race 60 set possession ~ the
smuwsied diamonds brings upon TIE
screen exciting feass such a. none bat
the most daring would ever attempt
whilst travelling ~ why high rate
n speed iu waters that are most
dangerous az ala times Tor small craft
Bruce the leader ~ the gang %
amuEaiers makes . safe landing ana
Ia traned by Hunt. single handed %
the headquarters uf the smuggierr az
TIE top 81 the hin just us Bruce and
Gyp enter H.
Both confederaten Bruce and Gyp
went directly 70 tie kitchen with the
smugglea diamonds and turned them
aat ~ the table Hunt seeing what
tranaplres now wishes he had brought
Baird along wtth him. Baird loses his
way. Rubbing his head which was
aching painfully. he asks himself
where the deuce Hunt haze gone.
Radcliffe - deeply engrgssed IN some
documents when the teisphone rings.
f&MMHt&HM MMM8@ tHM 8QSAneAt@ u
Nine Du Val and departs In hurry.
Zudora 10 safe but tie diamonds
are not recovered Zudora promises
e marry John IN three months, no
matter what happens.
Baird is tied up IN the house Of an
old boat and ~ IL SET ahrs and makes
lightning get away.
Another ThanhouEer win be shown
along with Zndora which should be
real interesting h. Little Bobby. star
ring Helen Bagiey.
TIVE highly esteemed comedies viii
make their appearance also. One Is
Ncssor and the other . Keystone.
THE Nestor ~ a sporty picture with
let's of exciting laughter thrown in
with Eddie Lyons and Victoria Forde
as the real fun purvsyors.
The Keystone win be what All Key
stones are, Just regular screamer.
a typographical error occurred yes
tsrdav morning which made Il APP
/ pear that the effects u MI Gren cost
/ $4,000 This should Rave been $1,000.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-28
Entertainment By Phllathsa Glass.

The Philatheat class OF the First
Baptist church IL arranging a very In
teresting program OF music and read
ings for Tuesday evening az tae
church Some Of the best talent In tho
city has seen engaged for the even
ing. and there IL q great deal Of In
teres, IN the entertainment, which
promises 90 be most successful
Program follows.
Reading. "A Country Boy" Glenna
Strickland.
Vocal sclo. selected. Dr. Charles
Mitchell
Violin solo. -serenade." Mrs Wallace
Lamar
Reading. Guessing Nationalities, :
Mark Twain Miss Willie Bean.
Vocal solo selected. Miss Ellie Went
worth.
Piano solo. selected. Aiine Hicks.
Vocal duett. selected. SIR Jos. Hicks
and Miss Myrtle Adams.
Vocal solo. selected, Capitola Pou.
Reading. selected. Aline Hicks
Violin solo. "Heartsease." Dr. Damn
ieisser
Reading. "Amanda's Wedding" Mrs
Herbert Wood
Mr.. Dwight Anderson. aecompanist
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-28

are Nile StephaEie PlaskowiesEka,
premiere danssuEe ciassiuue, Mile.
Stasia Kuhn, premiere danseHse car-
actere. and NJ WARSAW Waszinski
premier danseur caractere. who ia
making his FIRST tour IN this country.
The sale o. tickets FOR this extra
ordinary engagement opens nc Balk
CONS Wednesday morning az . o'clock.
Cut Of town mail orders will be Niles
In the oicer they are received Thus
giving an opportunitg % those who
wish 20 visit Pensacola for this noted
performance
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-28

the ierkey soldiers, each with mincinG
humor and last. from her hiding place
comes the old toy-maker's prize doll.
mined BY a very blonde and sparkling
Paylowa. But once the day - done
and the shop r. closed for the day
the dolls come forth from hidden places
for their own ball and dance in within
steal. ard often wonderful fashion.
"puppen- Fee" II set An two acts.
The arst a fancifully designed toy
shop with more crowded shelves than
ever nursery fancy invented. and the
second the fantastic realization % wAat
a child might dream for 50 vividly that
the desirable sight might cling 20 his
mind 20 maturity. Dubritsky, the young
Russian who has given this FIRST work
- the futurlstic designers to America
u considered abroad 20 have largely
superseded the vet famous Bakst and
Anisfeld. In this quaint second act
the moon grins out of the heavens:
comets twist their tails. tAe stars have
fuzzy rays. on the shore u a "moeny7
lake there are piled ali the congions-
rate fancies ~ fairy tales, there are
pinnacled towers. and the ought-to- be-
there phantaemagoriai domea and
roofs For the arst time Mile Paw
Iowa has given Americans a glimpse
of the most advanced scenic effects the
world set knows
pavlowa comes 10 the opera house
Saturday. April ard The sale % tickets
opens AZ Bslkooms Wednesday a. ?
g. m Mail orders Allied IN the order
they are received
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-28
NOSE ct0G6ED FROM
COLD OR CATARRH
kpoky Cream In No~friis To
Open Up Air Passages.

All What relief Year closzged res
trlla opan right up, ths air paa4agee u
voar head are clear and yon can br~aths
freelg. No more hawking, snufllng.
uueous diseharxs. heassAehe. dryne@s--no
struggling for breath - night your cold
o. catarrh 4 gone
pon't STAY sfuEsd upi Get a small
bottle ~ Ely's Cream Balm from your
druggist noe. Apply 3 little 81 this
fragrant. antisep1ic cream IL your nos
tYilA iet Il penetFate through every air
waaaasa ~ chs bead sootha ard heal
tha swollen, inaamed mneous membrane,
giving yoa instant relief Ely's Cream
BALM : lust What every cold aud ca
tarrh sufferer has been eacking. It's
Just splendid
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-28

The management u the Bonita re-
gret very much q have disappointed
their patrons yesterday BY being un-
able to run the last chapter % The
Perils Of Pauline as advertised After
extensive teleFraphic inquiry IL was
ascertained that the Aims were held
up az Jackson. Miss. 20 which poin,
they had been SHIPPED by mistake. As
the picture is scheduled 20 appear a
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-28
Tn. Whimsical s.II.,. .Pupp.n.F.s.,

The Whimsical Ballet, "Puppsn- Fee"
Among the greatest successes u the
metropolitan season o. Russian ballet
this year az given by Anna Paw
Iowa. the wonderful Russian danseuse.
wac "Puppen-Fee" (The Fairy Duil.
Perhaps because Il has more q the
light and merry humors ~ dancing and
mining than any ballet seen either in
this country OF abroad where the ballet
is continually In evidence or because
Is gay little story Is ore that appeals
to children Of all ages from SIX q
sixty, "puppeu- Fee" IS considered "a
have proved one Of the most deiightful
works 81 the ambitious Pavlowa tour.
There come the visitors % the toy
shop. quantity clothed % So and buy
the toys. one by one the dancers mime
the mechanical figures -the drum ma
jor tosses his baton; there - the
inpressionabls poet the speaking doll,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-28

"Rouaary" or Flowers % the Forest"
IN the near future Mrs A G. Reilly
VII present for the benefit % the
Pensacola HIgh school. John Baldwin
Buckstone's picturesque Gypsy meio-
drama. "Romany" Or Flowers % the
Forest"
Mrs Reilly said TN selecting this
particular play. I took into connl dera-
t.on the fact that heretofore Pensa-
eoia's amateur performances have
been either concerts. Ministries trav-
esty or modern comedy drama. and
save chosen something entirely dif-
ferent-a melo-drama- which expresses
the original meaning of the term
melody and drama"
"Romauy' IL a costume play ~ the
18th century and sbounds Ia music.
dancing, comedy and string dramatic
situations IN short. IL IL a splendid
example of the old standard English
drama. When the piece was proposed
Tor benefit performance some two
years ago the objection was that there
we're 20 many scenes IL would he din =
cult 20 produce The situations have
been carefully worked out and the
scenes are short and full of interest
An interesting feature % the per-
Torrance win be dance IN the Gypsy
camp scene done by four couples ~
Pensacola's most popular young ladies
and gentlemen. The play Is now un-
der rehearsal and viii Be ready Tor
presentation late In April
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-28

other cities the next few days Il viii
be impossible 20 get il here until next
week. The date Of exhibition will be
announced as soon as proper booking
IL arranged.
Today the Bonita offers one of the
best Paramount features ever shown
here. II n The Country Mouse" with
Adele harrington Ia the principal part
In every sense Il IL the equal Of "Aris-
tocracy." which photoplay was exhibit
ed by the Bonita. and watch made such
a profound impression on all who were
fortunate to see ~.
Tomorrow the Nitagraph Broadway
star feature. "A Daughters Strange
Inheritance" II the headliner on the
Bonita program. while two fine come
dies viii be offered as extra added fea-
lures
Ethel Barrymore will appear In the
hve-act photoplay. The Nightingale
az the Bonita Tuesday. while for We'd
nesday Bernard Shaw's famous play
The Chocolate Soldier" Is being
booked.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-28

The Great Awakening"
subject at First Baptist 7:30
10. m.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-26
BUSINESS CHANCES.

GOOD opportunity open for n com
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established market in fine tobacco acc
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tunity References required. Address
143. care Times Dispatch.
STORE for sale. miles from city. on
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Cheap to quick buyer Address 4 5S
care Times Dispatch
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SUMMER BOARDING

GLOVER FIELDS" comfortable coun-
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SEGlSTERED pharmacist wants posi-
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food reference. l. col. care Times
Dispatch
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WANTED-.ipeats.

A'iENTS-Sell marvellous Simplex ras
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AGENTS get newest. Guickcs, sellers
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AI idA,, DO not work all day with
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On =, ,,2S sSIl , OF sa!a,y or commission,
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WANTED-Country Board.

WANTED. by young man. board i'm the
country or on Petersburg ar Ashland
car line, convenient TO work in Rich
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!BOARDERS wanted i'm comfortable
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SEVERAL new steel-tired busgies and
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Statesmen YOU can show us that
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SAI.ESMANAGERS wanted Manu-
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who are capable OF organizing and
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best selling patented speciality in
America: every electric light user
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street. New York.
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NlCE little 5-passenger automobii. J
fully equipped. electric lights. nnw,
'Ires. 924 West Broad Street.
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WANTED al once by refined lady, po-
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very best Of references as 10 ability.
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Address IT care Postmaster Cochran.
Va
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oMMERCIAL bodies for Ford cars in
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.ooiIes and wagons is our business
Vet our prices. A. Meyers Sons. 13i
East Cary '''
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FOR SALE-Vehicles.

WE are closing out our entire stock
of buggies, Surveys and wagons at
greatly reduced prices TO make room
for auto work.
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TiDEWATER section Of Virginia. Nino
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be built east from West Point will make
openings for sawmll barrel factory
furniture ana chair factory grain clc-
Vaicr. canning and pickle factory. one
or 1P'o good townSiteS For informa-
ton write Chamber OF Commerce. West
Point. Va.
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FOR sale. 10 good mules right out OF
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cheap. from $50 per pair up: also s
good mares. suit any kind or work
from 800 each up. This stock is All in
good condition. and can be seen at
Crulfs Stables, Is South Tenth Street,
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VIII sell for $3.50 TO Immediate nmr
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SITUATION " iNTED-Fcmale.

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SEVERAL second hand surreys bug
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BIG New York manufactures wants AM
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ONE standing top business buggy: will
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y college graduate, - years of age.
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fok sale. cheap. Maxwell automibiln
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FOR SALE-Horses.

one good driving horse for sale by
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FOR sale. Virginia bred mare, buggy
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FOR sale, bay mare and black ,na,e
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| SALESMAN, capable speciality man for
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