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Diary Of Fashion Model
She Describes an Exquisite Euering Wraps
Suppose She Did the Same7

r HAVE the loveliest evening coats
you ever saw" said Madame to Mrs.
Melville Henry, who shows great
wraps, although she is not an extrava-
giant buyer.
Most of them are made of chiffon
velvet. and given any kind of chanee
this material is so beautiful that 1t can't
help being successful" Madame re-
marked. Please show Mrs- Henry the
geraDiusr pink velvet wrap with the
chinchiiia collar" she said tome.
'1'm even lining these wraps with a
contrasting shade OF velvet heard
Madame say to Mrs. Henry as I went
toward the dressing room
That must be lovely" answered Mrs
Henry
1t was the matter of 4 moment to
wrap this wonderfully beautiful mantle
around my Shoulders and to fold my
arms within it's s<nerous depths SO as
lines. This coat acts as warm naun.
for there are no armholes in it. and 1t
has no fastening.
When Mrs. Henry saw the glorious
color she was most enthusiastic.
Madame. the contrast of that soft
gray chinchilla with the vivid shade of
geranium Is too exquisite for wordsi
never saw anything SO lovely"
walked toward her and turned
around SO she could see the back of the
coat before I threw it over my shoul-
ders to show the lining
Perfectly loyely.'' she said.
When 1 threw the cape back and she
saw the lining of pale pink velvet with
its narrow outline of French Blue
chenille. What lovely color contrast"
she said, but I'm afraid 1 can never
afford this coat Could u be made UP
without the chinchiHa eoIIar?"
Certainly" replied Madame. 'if you
The Topeka state journal., 1919-12-06

completely. When symptoms OF Ineln
are present. however, absolute rest in
bed is essential. fsS
Soft, soothing pabulum. easily digest
ed. such as beef juice. milk cruel. pre-
digested milk. arrowroot or -four. cruel
with milk, should be given every four
hours at first. 4 Alkaline waters-effer-
vescent citrated drinks-to wash out the
stomach. help to allay irritation
Diet Suggestions.
Sometimes milk is not tolerated by the
liberated stomach Then egg afbumen
or the whites of eight eggs can replace
the milk and be aiternated with beef
solution. This severe diet may. have to
be carried out four weeks. IL the ulcer
Is to heal - :. s--@-e -.
Then scraped beef. fresh sweetbreads,
tender young chicken, rice or tapiocA
puddings. with milk and eggs. custards
and cream may be allowed the patient.
The sooner the patient and the family
are told of the time needed to heal the
1t may even be necessary to remain in
bed all this time with massage and
Swedish exercises used as aids to MAIN
tain general health.
In Extreme Cases.
Bismuth. about a teaspoonfIl three
times day: benzyl benxoate for relief
of the pain, bicaroonate of soda, the
effervescent powder OF acetanlid. bro
mides, citrates and soda bicarbon ate
ailay the pain and are entidotes to the
hydrochloric acid of the stomach
If there is much loss of blood there Is
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ing water, the liquid then used as a
paint, will be found efficient in extreme
cases. But be very careful not to get
the steam from the liquid in your eyes
as it is painful though not dangerous
Exterminating Other Pests.
F7eas seriously object TO fresh penny
royal scattered about, or to having the
floors washed with an emulsion of it.
Cayenne pepper and lime isfs often
sprinkied about. but the surest thing Is
to burn sulphur candle in the room,
infested. closing the room tightly for q
couple of hours or longer. Flies. moths
and mosquitoes all succurnb to this
treatment
Bed bugs are the worst pest of ALI. The
sulphur candle is very effective III. de-
stroying eggs as well as bugs, provided
the ISOLATION is complete and the burn
ing thorough. Extreme cleanliness,
vigilant searching and the liberal use of
benzine. carboiic acid and turpentine
mixed. the use of metal beds with walls
painted instead OF papered, an help
toward freedom The activity IN, SEARCH
ing must not relax after one treatment.
hut must be continuous until ALL ap-
parent appearances OF the plague have
subsided. Rapid breeding makes this
imperative.
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no need to be afraid A. serious .resr,lt In
rare. even though blood TRANSMISSION
for. eF - -
sometimes a surgeon Is In demand to
stltcn up an ulcer. This Is important IL
mere issdanser Of perfnration or II II
interferes mechanically with digestion.
1ne important decision as to when or
"hether an ulcer Is to be operated upon
by surgeon cannot be left to the fears.
superstitions or wishes. It Is to be
determined by X-ray pictures. blood
tests. stomach analysis. loss of weight.
powers Of digestion and various other
elements When all the facts about the
ulcer are obtained independent of sup
Positions, guesses and fancies. these are
assembled and a decision reached re-
garding an operation.
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Henry. But / know enough of the
value of furs to realize that this won.
derful chinchilla collar Is quite out OF
the reach of my pocketbook. provided
Tia to have anything to wear under
the coat she said with a laugh
"A deep collar OF velvet may be sub
may be geraniuu1 pink or the paler tona
of the lining"
Couldn't it be lined with charmeuse
satin instead of veIvet?" asked Mrs.
Henry Velvet IS so expensive,
Madame. ard the lining simply doubles
the cost Of the coat material"
III tell you what I'll dos" said
Madame. TN make this, coat in this
shade of geranium pink velvet with q
collar OF this uss rial and Ill line 1t
WITH pale pink ch1Imeuse satin and re-
peat the old blue chenille edge. How'a
THAR II VIII materially reduce the cost
OF this coat, although PHa sorry you
feel you cannot take it as it is.
II like your sugzcstion.'s said Mrs.
Henry And IL You will make 1t that
way can also look at some evening
gowns today. because I need several
new ones"
we have some lovely. dinner gowns
in colors that will tone beautifully with
this coat" Madame replied.
Without that deep fur collar I can
even wear this coat next summer" OBJ
served Mrs. Henry. Velvet has the
advantage Of looking as well in August
as it does in December"
-Oh, hope you'll come in for several
summer wraps before then. This Is bad
for business Nadarne said with. a
laugh. However. I'll make the coat as
you wish even at the risk OF your being
able to wear IL throughout the year"
Tou are very goodsA Madame" re-
piled Mrs Henry. And I hone you'II
let me have 1t as soon as you can"
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Advice
to Girls
By ANNIE LAURIE

DEAR ANNIE LAURIE:
I went with a boy my own age
for a long time. and loved him very
much. and love him yet.
He was always telling me he loved
me, and would always be true. and
then all at once he stopped coming
When he passes me on the street he
always speaks.
try not to be where he is in COM
panys because L do not want him to
think am trying to De with him.
Please tell me how can win him
back GOLDEN LOCKS.
. oLDEN LOCKS: Surely you woul'
not want him back unless he real
ly wanted to come. would you?
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My HEART and My HUSBAND !
Garrison. New Phaseo
Revelations of Wife
How Lillian Under.Dood "saDe, an A.vkvard s;tuation

TN compunctioA for my rudeness.
and my eagerness to Danish from
Maj Grantiand's eyes the hurt look
which had brought there, rose hasti-
ly to my feet as made my little plea
Tor pardon. and laid nav hand appeal
ingly and unthinkingly upon his sleeve.
The next instant I deeply regretted
the action. for the officer looked down
upon it with a face going white and red
by turns. then with quick little intake
OF the breath he put his own hand
warmly, possessively over mine. pressed
1t against his arm with q swift. little.
passionate movement that startled me.
Into his eyes. too. had come something
that made nee feel for an instant as II
were standing at ths crater of a vol
cano looking into the molten mass bea
low.
There was no mistaking the meaning
of either look or action 7 knew in that
moment. and was deeply abased and
renlorseful before the knowledge, that
though in all probability I should never
be annoyed in the slightest degree by
the young officers feeling. still had to
/ face the rather appalling fact that he
cared for me deeply, intensely. utterly
hopeless as he must know his emotion
to be-
In the days when we had been 50
dramatically thrown together in an ex-
I perience that crowded a whole lifetime
oGsacquain tance. understanding and COM
radeship into "a short time-the days
! when he had not known. when there
was no opportunity or reason to tell him
! that was maid. wife or widow
had surmised toward the end OF that
hospital experience that he was more
! deeply interested in me than wished
But he, himself, by his cool, repressed
| manner, when after investigating the
reason for Dicky's strange behavior. he
advised me crisply to trust my hus-
band" had dispelled such notion. This
! sudden revelation of his real feeling. SC
I long and so sternly -epressed. was dis
| finct shock to me
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again. life And
toatonot by wishing and gunbng demanding
Besides your wife is something besides-your wife,
She is first of all human being
@ do
children or rhusban
think who
deate and cruel but she stupid utterly
the loving companionship of q loving
be of
the
people day.
Suppose She the
What
What would
choice friends
Friends, ndof a
all You can't live without
wife needs
good deal alike
believe
Come Diogenesyouv married good loving faithful
You ought will will
take that jealous suspicious streak of
and for all.
Do-theres a good fellowi
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correspondent!
Whose home?

fdence trust?
What do do when at home together n1 Aza>
and wife? =" =
and read the and grunt when she
speaks to you?
Do cooks crtce clothes
dsapprove OF every
do wonder she wants to get out sometimes
and sec a change?
this wife Of yoursanfui nones@
trustworthy, loyal
and good motheryour house IS always IN
order your are time, but
will
married
DOWN.? friend enough for her?
dear not!
everything the world than
any woman can everything in the world
~ Not Merely YourW
Your can't give up lifetime all her
friends just because
domineering selfish jealous husband s-tes
is making great
Ell
won't like her half we'll when she but
picked did friends and lots of tea
always would have the matter where
lived.
What into another kind of womanf
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Adele Carrison's New Phase o.

wardly. IL thought the air might do
Mrs. Gra-might do you all good"
Little Mrs. Durkee laughed, a de-
lighted peal Of merrinent that made me
long to throttle her.
Aren't we the gooseberries. though?''
she observed gayly to Lillian i've
seven-eighths of a notion to refuse to
go. But not eight-eighths.' she amended
hastily. The prospect of drive today
Is too enhancing to pass Up even II I
am an afterthought. Besides. you real
iy ought to have cIlaperone or two
along. sMadge. That car Is SO wonder
fully swift and powerful, the major
might be tempted to run off with you."
~ knew that Lillian could cheerfully
have shaken Her Flufnness. ard was
therefore surprised to hear her voice in
as gay accents as my little neighbor's
own.
-
Madge In Front.
Let us hope he's tempted to run OF
with all of u.s." she declared hopefully.
But do sit down, Maj. Grantland. III
run in and get 8 wrap and pillows foi
our invalid"
She turned toward the house. and with
! sudden flask of comprehension TN
derstood why she had fallen IN so read
ily with a PROPOSAL OF which I knew
she really disapproved., Lillian has the
The Topeka state journal., 1919-12-06
Secrets of Health and Happiness
You Ought to Know
About Ulcer Of the Stomach
BY DIR. LEONARD KEENE HIRSHBERG
A. B., NJ. A, NJ. D. Johns Hopkins University

r fave you ulcer in your stomach? little
- belched blood may be the only sign you've
= Perhaps you have observed little pain
hours after NEAL the extraordinary regularity, day
by day for months years. of this pan and the
relief usually noticed after you take food
There is simple test for stomach ulcer a duo
denal ulcer. perforated olive with long, white
thread attached is swallowed and remains in the stom-
ach hours. If either the stomach duode-
nal part of the intestine is affected with ulcer there
is bloodstan the thread where it in contact
with the ulcer. This gives idea of the distance of
the ulcer from the oesophagus. -
The Topeka state journal., 1919-12-06

Annie Laurie +0iH toeIco1ne letters OF
inquiry on subjects of feminine interest
from young t0onl6n readers of this paper
aud tDfIl reply to them IN these columns
Letters to Miss LGuTfe should be 0d-
dressed to her, care this office.
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Mrs. Durkee Comments.

Liiiian's voice, cool, matter-of-fact
slightly drawing. brought me back tc
firm ground egain- -i=e -.za-
Mrs. Durkee tells me. Mai. Grantland
that we are invited for drive.
He started as IL he had been shot,
whirled toward her, and my hand
dropped from his clasp. f--t
"Oh. yes. yes!" he said hastily. awk-
The Topeka state journal., 1919-12-06

~ ORlS plCked UP HeT StOoS ONoA' As''
down on the floor in front OF the
cheery. warm fire and tried to
study.
''oh. dear,' sighed Doris. 'Tnd loved
to have seen the great palace when it
was in its greatest glory"
What palace is Lhat?'' asked a merry
voice. and Gocomebaclx, the travel elfln.
boppcd up out on the open page in front
OF Doris.
''Oh, hello, Gocomebackf' laughed
Doris. That's the palace I'm talking
about" she said. pointing to picture
in the book.
That's easy laughed Gocomeback
: ''The great palace of Delhi was at one
time wonderful place. and IL you'd like
we'Il visit it and turn back the pages
of Grirley Time"
Of course this greatly pleased Doris.
and taking the elhn's hand she sailed
away at-his side until they reached the
gates of Delhi.
This is one Of the most interesting
cities in Asia" said Gocomebaclz. TITS
very, very old. Its history runs back
to a time hundreds OF years before the
birth of Christ"
The city is on the Jumna river. and is
surrounded by wall seven miles long
with ten arched gateways leading into
the centre.
Gocomeback led Doris through one of
the gates toward the great palace. Dor
ISIS eyes opened wide with wonder. for
the palace stretched before her three
thousand feet long and sixteen hundred
feet wide, 50 Gocomeback told her. 1t
is built around an open court in which
as mapy as ten thousand horsemen can
be mustered.
''Of course, the throne Is empty now"
said Gocomeback. But just to show you
how it used 10 De I'm going to change
things"
From his pocket he took magic
handkerchief He waved it three times.
g Immediately the whole courtyard was
a mass of surging people. all dressed in
Eay-colored costumes. Some walking.
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Answers to Health Questions


+. F. F. o-Can you tell me what to
do for sciatica7
A--strzp the legs tightly with eiastao
bandages. Use electricity three times .
day on the painful parts. Massage them,
and stay IN bed . week OF two.
L L. Q-P1ease tell me what to do foe
pirnpies and blackheads.
A-Apply a little of the following to
tho pinples: -
Sulphur precfp. dram
Pulv. cafnphora. .-..... is grains
Puiv: tragacanth.....-..-- h dram
Liquid a1bolene- 1 ounce
1--Gentle massage with q steriiizea
Of absorbent cotton or charuois, followed
by the application Of a little paste made
up with the following VIII help your
blackheads:
rulers earth-..------..----- drann
Einegar- ---.-------.---.-..--. drarrs
Giycer1ne- ne--...----.---.------ draxns
r H. D. At you win send q
stamped. self-addressed envelopes with
your query repeated L will be glad to
answer your questions
KATY. Q-Piease tell me what vu,
remove freckIes.
A-FreckIes are often a sign of good
health and inheritance. You should be
proud OF them Many envy etris who
are frecicied. Some so-called frecxie
remedies contain irritants such "a rner-
curry. These cause serious local as well
as other troubles. COMMONLY. NO mat
ter what is used freckles usually return.
and If the skin peais it Is better to stop
the use OF all remedies, becAusae more
harm may be done than benefit received.
AZ trial try little of J. dram salicyIso
acid TO ounce OF alcohol.
j. W. o-sIow can increase my
A-stretching exercises, bowling, ten.
ms. bicycle riding and other stretching
exercises help
c e j. o-How can reduce a double
chin!N
A double chin is something 70 bs
proud off, Il shows a Jolly disposition
and liberal tendency toward sweets
oils. breads and luxurious foods
DR.. Htrshberc 4ofu onsser otcsstson.s
for readers Of thfs paper os medical,
hy0fenic and sanitation snb}ecfs that are
or general interest. He cornot ogtroys
undertake to prescribe Or offer odptoe
for individual cases. Where the subject
IS not Of general interest letters triIl be
dnsfcered personally. il a stamped and
addressed enueIopc Is enclosed Address
ALL INQUIRIES to Dr. L. II, RSrshbero-
in care Of this Office.
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TEAR ANNIE LAURIE:

TEAR ANNIE LAURIE:
When a girl is angry at q boy
should she make up or sh hould he? I
was out with a boy friend last week
L have known him for two years.
2 He began TO get very familiar, and
Sfinally became angry at him. and
told him so. When he left he wanted
me to kiss him good night. but re-
fused to do so.
Now. dear Annie Laurie. is it up
to him to make up or should make
ur and forgive him? Please advise
me as 1 love him very much.
SOMEBODY'S STENOGRAPER
The Topeka state journal., 1919-12-06

~ OMEBODY's STENoGRAPHER: II
is best to wait and let the young
man have time to come TO his senses
and to offer a proper apology. II you
attempt reconciliation he is quite likely
to think you will permit repetition Of
the offence.
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-
The Topeka state journal., 1919-12-06

A WOMAHIS place is in the home, is it, my own
~ correspondent?
Whose home?
Yours? RI
What kind of home is it you give your wife,
that you her to stay in it every minute of the
"a hours --s-
Is it happy joyous, full of affection, full of con-
fdence and trust?
What do you do when you at home together
The Topeka state journal., 1919-12-06

Il. F. F. o-Can you tell me what to
do for sciatica7
The Topeka state journal., 1919-12-06
@so!dIUghf J!
cASnrieS
&aS 6GnottuSdpsO
Illustrated by Grueus
DORIS TAKES A TRIP WITH GO
COMEBACK.

~ ORIS picked up her study book. lay
down. on the floor in front of the
- CHEEKY. warm fire and tried to
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r H. D. Att you win send A
stamped. self-addressed enveiope with
your query repeated will be glad to
answer your question:
Sse
KATY. Q-Please tell me what vu,
remove frecAIes.
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A--Strzp the legs tightly with eiastsa
bandages. Use electricity tftee times q
day on the painful parts. Massage them,
and stay IN bed week or two.
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lowing morning. ~
LEkiAL NOTICE.

1
Marshouss and storage compSny. ! oor
poration under the laws OF Florida. viii
rlorids. Il his offics ia rsRs hss ssss H n
said State. on Thursday. the Gath dav OF
i AusSst' i, "a. 2 1914 or the isss.ncs q q
approving the proposed siterntinp. ma ma
|a s q the charter u said cor
were adopted by the unsn.mous vcse ~
m hoiGer than -fourths g All The stock
stoekholdsrs duly called and notified and
purpose at which meeting ali the stock
holders 50 pr.psnt in person or BY proxy
v sions for r.. sAld amsndms3ss and sitsrs:
a" ..ThsH ,, ere e folIows. viz:
SAID corporation ahall be and anne IN
hereby amended 80 as to read - follows.
The seneraI nature Of the bust
selling. owning, leasing ana mortsseinx
real estate and personal property: the
sssSs sSyst s,ns
s smsfn nrcn say'nss; cars and ether per
orally dealing in fish and in any and ali
kinda OF goods. wares and merchandise
ooS .a sSi SoIps. .ra
real estate, including timber landn and
turpentine farms: building or otherwise
acquiring sawmills planning mills ehingie
mills. gristmills. cotton Gina Grain eie-
vators and mill sites; owning and OPP
erating sawmills, planning mills, shinkle
mills. gristmille, cotton gins. grain ele-
vators, turpentine farms. tramroade
rauroads telephone and telegraph lines:
cuiQanB or othcrWtgo acquiring and op-
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and Ice plants. and boats. vessels and
other fnstrumentaltties for shipping:
owning. operating and dealing In shin
machine shops and repair ahopa. owning
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whereas. on the 25th day Of July. 1919.
John H. Griffith filed libel I'm the Dis
trfct Court Of the United Staes for the
Northern District of Florida against the
American Steamship Wasp her boats
tacIe. apparel and furniture. n the
cause OF Salvage, Civil and Maritime.
And Whereas. by virtue Of process In
due form OF law. to me directed. return
able on the 18th day OF August, 1912.
II have seized and taken the said Amer-
can Steamship Wasp" ana have her I'D
my custody.
Notice IL hereby given. that District
Court will be held In tbs United States
Court Room. In the City Of Pensacola,
Florida on the nth day OF August 1s!s.
for the trial OF said premises. and the
owners. and all persons wac may nave or
claim any interest. are hereby cited 70
be and appear at the time ana place
aforesaid. 10 show cause. II any they
have, why q final decree should not pass
- JAS. n. PERKINS.
u. 8. Marshal.
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City Wharf. Pensacola.
Leaves Pensacola every
Sunday 9 q. m, for Camp
Walton. Arrives back $50
p. m. Fare $500 round trip.
Monday open for charter.
Leaves Tuesday z 8. m,
for Camp Walton aid Santa
Rosa. Arrives back Wed
nesday 2 p. m.
Leaves Thursday Z a. M,
for Camp Walton. Arrives
back Friday II a. m.
Friday 2:3G p. m. to the
Island.
FRANK H. HEFNIyt5.
Telephone 708 or 1865
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IN the Court o. RECORD % gseanabla
County. state 81 Florida.
Lillian Adeiia Fleming W. Laskey Ad-
rian Fleming.
On Friday, the 2sth day OF August. "A.
d., 1919. the defendant, LAskey Adrian
Fleming In required TO appear to the Dill
filed against him herein.
This order to be published once each
week for eight (S) consecutive weeks IN
The Pensacola Journal. q Newspaper
published In said Escambia county.
(SeaD w. p. RICE.
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BY A. l. TIDWELL.
Deputy Clerk.
lime 40 A D. 1919
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We lend money on real estate In the
city on short notice. Please state Ia
application IL you have an Abstract
Of Title to the property.
Call and see us.
THE WATSON AGENCY. Inc
South Palafox st.
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Regular communication of Escam-
bia Lodge No. Is +. & A. M. Monday,
Aug. 4th at 1880 p. m. Visiting broth
ers fraternally invited.
JNO. @. CARO-. w. NJ
F. d. Richards. Sec'y.