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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-03-24
Field seeds at Emmett. Feed MiII..

Field seeds at Emmett Feed Mills
Mrs. Marvin Hutton is visiting il
i Letha this week.
! Miss Ethel HAzleton was in Boise
Monday on business.
For Buick or Dodge cars let NJ show
soa. Lisenby 4 Roberts Auto Co.
c. C. Gaslill was a Boise visitor
over Sunday.
Or. Byrd transacted business in
Boise Saturday.
We sell DR.. LeGear's poultry tom
icss Coop Exchange.
HrAie hams 2se y ct Golden Ruk
Satnplay. 4
Henry Cutler OF Banks was in town
on business this week.
MIRA. Deloss Knox arrived from Pas
adena, Calf, Wednesday, called here
by the illness Of her mother.
Miss Alta Adkins left Monday to
resume her studies At the College Of
Idaho.
Emmett Ireton and mother, Mrs.
Charles. Ireton, passed through En-
NETT to Montour the first of the week
Diamond chick feed at Emmett
Feed Mills.
Lutheran church services will be
held Sunday, March 81, at 2 o'clock
in the Christian church.
All past and present members of
tNe Crescent Club are invited to the
dance, March %, whether they receive
invitations Jr not.
A marriage license was issued on
Tuesday in Caldwell to Vestal Man
sell of Notus and Clara Thiel of EN-
NETT.
Mrs. Will Hoppnck and daughter
and Mrs. A. Bird left Sunday for Pas
adena, Calf, to be at the bedside Of
their father, F. G. Edwards, whose
condition is critical.
Wayne Keith and a friend were
here Sunday and Monday from Pay
cite, visiting his brothers family, wv.
S. Keith. q
During the month Of March there,
will be limited number Of Columbia
records that viii be sold for fifty:
rine cents. Come in and hear them
at the Newcomer Jeweiry Store.
Grass seeds at Emmett Feed Mills.
A. o. Sutton was up from Payette
Monday and Tuesday looking after
legal business before the district
court.
The young peoples class of the
Christian church will hold cooked
food and candy sale on Saturday,
March 26, at the Hargus Furniture
store.
Eyes examined and glasses ground
10 correct your visioo. l guarantee
W. F. Strother, En-
nett, Idaho. Successor to W. "a
EiaSton = Isl
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FOR SALE-Good Groom house, hot
and cold water, closets, two screen.
ed prrches, cellar, wood and ceal
house,. close IN. Terms Inquire at
this office. 25-4t
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FOR SALE OR TRADE-For stock,
Saxton six light truck in good con-
dition. F. l.. Sanders 20 Up
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FOR SALE-Red clover seed, fresh
milk cows, Early Ohio and Early
Six Weeks seed potatoes. Will Bane,
IL miles south of Central Mesa
schoolhouse. 21-6p
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WANTED Several hundred head Of
cattle to pasture during summer.
Plenty of feed and water. r. E. No
land, Jr., Montour.
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WANTED

l am prepared to deliver any spray
material for you from supply house
with my own outfit. Water at or
chards as well, in cases that require
it, for the accommodation of the or
chardist who has no team or truck Of
his own. Leave your orders with r.
B. Shaw for your wants at my hands.
l guarantee satisfaction in all branch
es of spraying.
w.JoY.
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FOR SALE--Everbearing strawberry
plants, 75c per hundred. Elsie
Johns, phone 88-W. 1tf
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WANTED - Statesmen to represent
one hundred and thirty seven
household necessities sold direct
to the consumer. Real opportunity
to build up business Of your own.
Write City Sales Department of j..
R. Watkins Company, No. So Blux-
ONE Street, San Francisco, California.
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FOR RENT

TO RENT-Farms with or without
buildings. J. w. Tyler. 20tf
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WANTED-To buy either bay or
black saddle pony, weight about
900 pounds. P. NJ Spratt- 17tf
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TO TRADE-Perfectly good noun
tain hack, with new top and curtains,
for two-way pillow. E. v. Drury, R.
F. D. 2. 25tf
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FOR SALE-Brand new bungalow, 8
rooms, closet, pantry and two big
porches, for 1920, can get building
and loan on payment. VIM. Thorn
ing. 20tf
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FOR Single Comb Rhode Is
land Red eggs for Matching. Good
laying strain, $50 per Is eggs;$ $500
per hundred. Mrs. w. T. Eager, R
No. 2. 21t
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FOR SALE-White Pekin duck eggs,
$1.00 per setting. Norman Nelson,
phone 33-R2. 25tf
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and 1450. 1. o. Hawkins, phone 81
RE-, "a

FOR SALE OR RENT = My ranch
near Montour, 800 acres, 150 acres
pillow land, house and outbuildings. ad-
jacent to range, family orchard, good
water, also irrigation water. Good
terms to right party. Geo. F. Church
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FOR RENT-One nice front room
with stove. Corner End St. and
Commercial Phone SAW. 10
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FOR SALE-Oats. Earl Fruit Co,
phone 224. Pap
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FOR SALE = One registered roam
Durham bull, years old, cheap.
]. C. Bane, on Newman place, Bran
well. 25-4tf
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FOR SALE - Early seed potatoes:
Early Rose, Early Eureka, Early
Ohios, also Rurals and Melted Gems.
Early seed potatoes are scarce. Buy
your requirments now. J. C. Sewell
& Company, Box Sc, Nampa, Idaho.
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FOR SALE-Cucumbe in brine, so
cents per gallon. Also will do gar
den blowing. T. E. Taylor, box 1853.
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FARM WANTED = Wanted to hear
from owner Of farm 0r good land
for sale for fall delivery. &. Jones,
Box 551, Olney, Ill. lip
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WANTED Gardens to plant and lev
ell. E. B. Dodge, 7th and Johns
Ave. 24-4p
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FOR SALE - Seed oats, seed corn.
Also 9-months-old Poled Durham
bull calf F. A. West. 22-4p
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PEOPLES Column
WANTED

WANTED = Second hand saddle;
cheap for cash. Cali As. rs
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FOR SALE-Cement block house, 5
rooms, bath, full basement, full
porch, easy terms. NJ. Gilbride. 19tf
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FOR SALE-A portable combination
pool and billiard table. w. c.
Langroise. Is
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WANTED Horses to summer. +
i. Sanders. 2
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JERSEY BULL = Pure bred Jersey.
Service $500. viii stand at my
ranch IL miles north and west OF
brick schoolhouse on bench. 0. r.
Ayers. 24-2p
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FOR SALE-One Heider tractor H.
20, one 24-40 new Racine separa-
tor, and one Moline tractor plow g.
bottom, ID inch, all in good shape.
Harold Chase, Sweet, Idaho. 19tf
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FOR SALE = Dicklow seed wheat
from certified seed J. C. Wilhelm.
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FOR SALE-I have at my place on
the mesa 11k miles north of En-
NETT, some first class Melted Gem
seed potatoes, also some feed corn:
Fred Baisch. 24tf
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FOR SALE-20-acre ranch on Boise
highway, III miles from Emmett.
4-room bungalow with place If de-
sired. Howard Harper. 1871
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FOR SALE-One team of 3-year-old
mules, suitable for work OF, pack.
eows and some springsrs- VIM. John
stoA
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FOR SALE - Four-row seed barley.
See Sorenson Bros, in Emmett, or
at the racneh. "a
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FOR SALE OR -Studebaker
touring car, cheap. Viii trade for
light car. 514 E. Locust st. LIP
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WANTED-To lease or rent five or
six room house. March first. Re
sponsible party. Call phone 46. 20tf
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FOR SALE-A Buick six touring ear
in good coaditioA- SIS Nd g. 80
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FOR SALE-Seed oats. A. E. Pom
eroy, phone 26-R2. %
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FOR SALE-1 sorrel horSe, years
old, fright 17o0lD; l span Of mules,
4 pear, etk VII broke, Wight 1900
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FOR SALE-20-acre farm adjoining
E. K. Hayes ranch on west, 1 mile
south of west Main street, all improv-
ed, all good land with house and out
buildings. VIII be sold alone or with
all the stock and farm implements.
J. w. Chapman. "a
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FOR SALE = 1000 bushels of good
seed oats. Frozen Dog Ranch.
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FOR SALE-Brown Leghorn eggs for
setting, $100 per setting. Mrs. H.
w. Titus. ~
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FOR SALE
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FOR SALE - Seed potatoes, from
Idaho Falls. Henry Hashitani. 10
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FOR SALE - Thoroughbred White
Leghorn eggs, $1.00 per setting; SIS
per 100; o. A. C. stock. Mrs. Vivian
Gray, route 1, Emmett. 25tf
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FOR SALE - Registered Shorthorn
bull Roam Lavender, No. 823927, "a
months old, is guaranteed a sure
breeder; also s. C. Brown Leghorn
eggs for setting, $3.50 per Is. B. G.
Riggs, Sr. 24-2p
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FOR SALE-Eggs from my full blood
Barred Rocks at rs cents setting.
Mrs. C. C. Johns. 25-tp
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FOR SALE-Everbearing strawberry
pknts, 81 per hundred. Corner 3rd
and MeKinlsy. atU
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FOR SALE - 200 bushels Dicklew
seed wheat. $3.50 hundred. j.
b. Payne, route 2. 24-2p
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TO RENT-Cheap for cash, 40 acres
on bench. Inquire of Roy Moore,
or address P. o. Box 1914, Boise.
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FOR SALE Two high grade Here
ford bull calves, and some Barred
Rock ROSTERS. Price Bane. 25tf
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FOR SALE - Osborne spring tooth
harrow. almost new; 1 14-16 Inter-
national disc harrow, used little last
season only. ]. NJ Denison, phone
25-J2. 24tf
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should obtain between the zones and
concludes:
We further find that establishment
o. rates based upon the differentials
outlined win not remove the entire
undue prejudice existing WITH respect
20 rates between points Ga North Caro-
llna mad points in south CHroiina and
other states - the south and west. az
compared with rates between Virginia
cities and the same points and that
10 remove the further discrimination a
mileage scale should De established
covering both ainEia line ard Joint
hauls up 10 200 miies-that the defen-
dants win be expected within 90 days
e. submit for consideration such a
mileage scale TO harmonic with the
group rates Preferably conferences
should DO held by defendants with
compliments and others interested in
an effort % reach an agreement upon
the scales 70 be adopted before SUBJ
hitting g. 20 us"
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ORDER REDUCTION
In FREIGHT RATES
interstate conmeree Commission
lowers Rates In North caroiina.


WASHINGTON June ia reduc-
ton IN freight rates ranging from 1
10 - cents per hundred pounds be-
sween North Carolina cities and points
n southeastern states. and between
North Carolina and northern centers
was provided 81 an order issued today
BY the Interstate commerce commits
sions - become effective September Is.
While the record Il not sufflciantIv
complete % enable specific findings a.
@ commodity rates. the commission
said. ~ Is sufficient 70 warrant con-
illusions that a preIudlciai situation
Exists which should be corrected and
hat the carriers should revise their
somodify rate adjustment using as
their guide the class relationships pre-
Fcribed in she order issued today"
The order comprises revision az
1ariff schedules approved BY tho com =
mission May IS. 1890. which were pro-
iesfed By many North Carolina job
oers. individually and through state
and private organizations. The cor
poraflou commission 81 North Caro-
Ina and the Raleigh chamber of com
nerce filed briefs appealing from the
former order which they held. put into
effect rates which were unduly favor
able to Richmond and Norfolk.
In It's new order. the commission
said. the effort was 10 make "differen-
.iais large enough % fit short haul
rafflc. but u was contemplated that
hese aifferentiaim he held merely as
naNima. and that the actual differ
entails IN many cases win fan below
these maxlma."
There was no little difficulty IN
dealing Justly with the situation" the
COMMISSIONS statement said. "n0tab bis
because Of the irreguiarity and IN
consistency both ~ the rates between
sastern territory and Virginia cities
ma North Carolina. The rcarEument.
however. has shown: Oh that the dir
erentials prescribed are not properly
adjusted 10 the shorter haul traffic.
such a. between Baltimore and North
Carolina points; a. that the spread
~ the differentials - between rome
and zone 2 In North Carolina is made
auate. ca that Il Is desirable 70
adopt a plan which win, n possible.
make s. unnecessary to disrupt the
present differentiais between eastern
ports on traffic with Carolina terri
cry"
TIE report dismissed with scant corr
sideration the suggestion ~ the de-
sendants--the principal units being the
Atlantic Coast lire and the Sesboard
air line raliroads-that the protested
ilfferentials could he equanxed BY
simply reducing rates 20 and from
North Carolina points"
The order then proceeds 70 list IN
detail the diffcrentiaI On centsl which
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-22

Thames. Mr. Coz. arr. and Mrs. Leo
F'ablsinslgi. Miss Mary Kirkpatrick
Misses annie Mae and Kate Han. Mr.
John Lewis. Miss Maago Taylor. Nr.
and Mrs. Willie Eggart. Mr Jack
Clarke. Mrs. George CLARK. Mr.. and
Are. Charles Briefly. Mr. and Mrw.
Ailegly. Dr and AIRS. w. .. nenn. amss
Rhoda Bonn. Mrs Thames. Howard
Humphreys. the honor guests. AR. and
MrA Black. and the hest and hostess.
Mr. and Mrs Groenaway.
Mrs Gresnaway viii be assisted in
serving BY Airs. Albert EgEsrt and
Mrs Aiieily
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ARGYLE

Rev. and Mrs ~. c Taylor and
Miss *. &. Anderson went - peEuniak
Tuesday.
Miss Jennie Douglas. ~ Pensacola
was IN town wednesday visiting her
uncle. J. g Douglas.
Mrs. w X. Jennings. Mrs. wick Nc
Donald and Measrs Neville and KEN
per Jennings spent Thursday IN town
visiting Sir. and Mrs. y. G. Douglass.
Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Douglass Misses
Thelma Hathaway and Sarah G. An
aorson. and Mrs. g. N. Killough went
70 DeFtniak Friday evening To the
ball game.
Misses Ruth Merritt and Theima
Hathaway went 20 DcFuniak Friday
night.
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PROGRESS MADE
IN NAVAL BILL

WASHINGTON. June l.-Ne9otiatiohs
over the naval appropriation hil between
tfp senate and house were renewed today
ana d was reported that substantial pro-
a-reas toward = settlement was made de-
spits last weeks deadlock over che size
81 TIE personnel
Suggestions for compromise IN the
Increase q about ninety eight million
dollars Including the pay fer enlisted
men. were reported 60 have been ret
forth. subject 20 acceptance BY the
house. The compromise was said 20 have
been az the suggestion ~ Secretary Den
BY IN a letter - Representative kelley.
republican. Michigan, chairman q the
house conferees.
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CoMPLTdENTING MR. AND MRS. b L. BLACK

Mr ard Mrs r. g. Greenaway win
entertain this evening AZ their home
on Z. Lloyd street IN honor Of AR. and
Mrs - L. Black. ~ State College. Pa.
Mrs. Black vas formerly Miss T.lllian
Clarke. of this city.
The evening viii take the form ~
an Informal musical and AZ 4 late hour
refreshments ~ cream and cake win
be served.
Those who have been invited 20
meet this popular young couple ard
renew cd friendships are: Miss Alice
Freeman. Miss Alice Cooper. Miss Lula
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ENTERTAIN WITH
SWIMMING PARTY.

Miss Lydia Mary Bruce and Miss
Adelaide Wentworth entertained with
swimming party Monday afternoon
81 Baygiew park. After the games and
swimming. a picnic luncheon was
served Those who njoyed this party
were: Misses Margaret Louise Yonwe.
Miriam Meyer. Miriam Kahn. Dorothy
Arson. Louise Buck. Caroline Carter.
Dorothy Youge. Amy Cohen Messrs
ia Richly, Jimmie Johnson. Tommie
Johnson. Raymond Marsh. Frank Riei-
a.. Edwin Hoisberry steven Kline
Lefty Hudson. Ed pinnsy. Walter
White. Dick Saunders. Joe Riera. and
Max Heimherg
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WAY DoEs SHE LoK so oLnf

This question has been asked about
many q woman under thirty. who has
n aFried and taken upon herself the
cares q a house and young children.
When q woman Is suffering from re-
male weakness, bearing down pains.
head and back ache and nervous irFi-
tation, IL Is well nigh impossible %
attend 10 her duties ard retain the
charm and freshness OF youth. Must
she then struggle on toward the inc
vitable nervous breakdown or prema-
ture Old age
Lydia r. Psnkham's Vegetable Com
pound has saved many women rom
such a fate. Thousands Of grateful
letters from such woEnen TESTIFY e. The
merits ~ this wonderful root md hero
medicine FOR female nls-Advertise-
ment.
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ENJOYABLE BAY PARTY AT CAMP sAUFLEY

DIR. Drown and AR. Merriam enter
tanned last evening with a bay PARTY
at Camp saufiey. the occasion being
the birthday ~ Mr.. Merriam. swim
ming and dancing was En- foyea. later 4
tempting picnic lunch being served
Those enjoying this courtesy were.
Or. and Mira. II r. McEaen. Mr. and
Mrs. Bert Lane. Ensign and AIRS. Par
ker. Mr.. and Afrs. G. n Kelley. Mr.
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~. ANo Mrs. JOHNSON
nATERTAGN RELATIVES

SIR. aad Airs " A. Johnson enter
salnsa yeaterslay 81 their ooEy home %
NuFfh Nlntheava their sister and her
husband Mr. ard A1ra q. y. Ehavers. a
rAnsAgar wegetahie dinner WAS served.
which was composed 81 vegetables grown
II their own Raraen. that has attracted
attention 81 - many people
after dinner the evening vas very
pleasantly spent IA visiting friends IN
that vicinity. Even though the day vas
hes il was enjoyed ~ both the young
e0apleM.
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and Mrs. Graham. Mrs. Walter Kehos.
AR and Airs. Chandler Miss Minnie
kehee, Miss Evelyn jenkins. Miss
Maggie Ingraham. Miss sue Yon. Miss
Theima Webb. Mas Josephine Cottren.
Miss Virginia Walker. Miss Kathleen
Hasklns. Phil smith. Ten Yon. J. E.
bowman. craig Biedsoe. ar Moyian.
Mr. Merriam. Mr.. Allison. william
Paimars. ar. Batson.
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GADspEN STREET SUNDAY
SCHOOL CLASS
ENTEHTAINg

Miss Julia Hurt and her sunday
school class of the Gadsden street
Methodist church entertained with an
Informal musical Monday afternoon at
the Womans Home for the inmates.
Later they served delicious Sc cream
and cake. The ladies' - the home wish
20 thank them for their kindness
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MISS RuBY MEssER ILL
AT PENSACOLA HOSPITAL.

Mrs. ". A. Powell and Miss Mlnna
Messer were called home from chlpley
sunday. where they were the guests Of
Mrs rAllian Birmingham. because 81
the illness Of Miss Ruby Measer. The
friends Of Miss Memser viii regret 80
learn 81 her illness A. the Pensacola
hospital where She was operated upon
Monday morning
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FIVE HUNDRED
CLUB TO MEET.

far the benefit Of the woman's Home.
win meet tomorrow afternoon with
Mrs Chas. Born, n. 18th avenue. at
4 O'Clock.
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DANCE THIS EVENING At
BAv SHORE INN.

A dance win be given this evening
beginning It s o'clock. at Bay shore
Inn. Ia the open air pavilion. Music
win BE furnished BY 0ross1ohan'z
jazxy orchestra Special arrangements
have been made 20 park cars around
the pavilion for the benefit Of speeta-
tors. A delightful evening is IN store
for those who attend. The public is
cordially invited.
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JULIAN OLSEN IN CITY.

Julian Olsen has arrived IN the city.
Joining his wffe and baby, who are the
guests q ~. ard Mrs. Yates Mr. oil
sen was a. one time physical director
here. and now holds the same position
ia Augusta.
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ar. and NJ. Paul oliver smith an
s.oanae the birth 81 a daughter at the
sapart Circle hospital. Richmond. Va.
81 WeklneHday. Juna IS. Mrs Smith
VIII be pleasantly remembered here -
Mss Janet Amen. daughter ~ ar. and
aKrm. steve Allen.
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(By Phyllis coats.l

young girls eyes are tender things
Where, Tutoring with gentle wings.
small dreams fly iu and out.
She cannot keep The wee things sflil :.
They tremble IA her eyes and tkrill
Ard hover rouad about.
Asmtimes q mothers eyes are tired.
And sometimes calm and love-iusplred.
And always clear and deep.
8at dream things Of a young girls
kind
r mothers eyes are hard 60 find,
Their wee dreams seem 90 sleep.
Id
The dearest mother that I know
Explained Il az 70 me. and 50
II pass along the cae.
she said. The dreams that I once
priced
Have since then eli been realized
Nv little dreams were yuui"
june Good Housekeeping,
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OVERWHELMING Mss sHelP.

Miss Beatrice Howe was hostess yes
teraay afternoon at eight tables Of
bridge at the Country club. compll-
menfing Miss Lillian sheip. Of Mobile.
who Il the attractive guest Of Miss
Howe. About IS enjoyed the afternoon.
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MISS RoBlNsoN LEAVES
FoR BARLOW.

Miss Celia n. Robinson left sunday
Tor Rartaw. where she vii remain
three months as associate editor on TIE
Polk County Record. takine the place
nf Miss Gail Btnkloy. who VIII take a
course IN Journalism at Columbia uni
verslty III New York
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-22
pNTAIANs 20 NJ.

The Magnolia Temple. Ne. 4 81 the
pythians. vii hold social and prac-
tee meeting this afternoon az 4
o'clock az the X. q p. hall Al men,
hers ara ur.ea 20 be present.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-22
70 VISIT ~
NEW ORLEANS.

Miss Marie Louise Citizens leaves to-
raorrow for New Orleans. where she
- be the guest Of relatives fer sew
eral weeks. She win also visit ia New
iberia. where Hhe win be the guest
oe a. aunt and uncle.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-22
MEETING or The
FoRTY-Two CLUB.

The Ferry Two club viii meet this
afternoon with Mrs. Charles + Rice at
her home on +. Brainard street. at
3 80 o'clock.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-22
eApspEN STREET E#REN =
METHODIST LEAGUE sAsNF
ENTERTAlNS.

The CHadsaan Street Methodist
league entertained last evening with a
bay party IT Camp saufley. About rs
people were present.