The Ocala evening star. [volume], June 21, 1922, Image 3

About The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943

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r" ' OCALA EVENING STAB, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 21. 1922
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Only a few more days remain
in which to take advantage of
our liberal offer to put a mod
ern, high-grade, brand-new
Columbia Grafonola in your
home for only One Dollar.
Hundreds of people have
taken advantage of this won
derful opportunity to, secure a
quality instrument for only
One Dollar. It is the chance
they were waiting for.
Fill your home with the
world's best musics
home with fun, cntexv
and the kind of happines-v
makes living worth while,
But you must hurry, for our
liberal offer is now expiring.
Perhaps never again will you
have the opportunity to secure
a brand-new, latest model, reduced-price
Grafonola on tticzp
liberal terms.
Come in at once and select
your instrument before it ii
too late.
Was $225
Now 150
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Was $165
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Reduced prices on all Graf ono!
Consider the high quality of the Grafonola. .
Then note the saving you can make now
on the model you want
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g-2 150 " " " 125
f-2 140 " 100
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The Grafonola has these
exclusive features
2 Beautiful Columbia Streamline Cabinets
to harmonize with living-room furniture.
g Special Colombia Reproducer-the hcfH of
tbs instrument, which makes the music sound
human.
3 Patented Tone Leaves to control the vol
uac, colt or load, to suit your desires.
Q ColzsxarDmigned Tone Amplifier low
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Was $75
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No need to pay out the full price all at once. Keep;
your money in the bank, where it wul draw fattiest. '
Pay leisurely, a little each month payments so,itnia21 yea
will never notice them.
Hundreds are buying Grafonolas in this easy, economical
If you cannot come in
today, use the coupon
Select your instrument today!
If unable to come to our sale today, $
fill in and forwarcf coupon with
and we will deliver instrument desired.
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BELLEVIEW EP WORTH LEAGUE
Belleyiew, June 20. The Epworth
Legiie of Belleview, though few in
number and with their pastor absent
for the summer, decided not to give
way to discouragement and disband
for the summer, but to hold their reg
iujtf' Sunday evening services. Three
of our former members brightened
our meeting last Sunday evening.
jThey were Miss Helen Brown, who
has been attending high school at San-
r frd, N. C, and Miss Gwendolyn and
Mr. Robert Merrill, who have been in
school in Jacksonville. These young
people while they made their homes
in Belleview were fine workers ia tht
Sunday school, Miss Gwendolyn in
particular, having the distinction of
winning a prize for perfect attendance
for several years in succession.
'. Miss Brown was our leader Sunday
evening. The topic was, "The Chris
tian Adventure Into Every Condition."
The attendance was very good for this
time of year. We were pleased to
note several visitors from the B. Y.
P. U. Their presence is an inspira
tion and we hope they will come again.
Wednesday evening the league will
assist the older people in a prayer and
praise service, followed by out-door
?nK Whv not mix relieion Titn
play, provided both are tne ngire son i
' The many friends of Mr. W. L.
Barrett regret the sudden termination
of his long-expected visit to his
mother, Mrs. C. E. Crandell, and his
sister, Miss Alice Barrett, by his re
turn to Walter Reed hospital, Wash
ington, D. C. Wilson's absence for
three years did not cause us to forget
him as a young man of bright pros
'nects. but his past few months of
suffering, though borne with courage
and fortitude, have been somewhat of
a ' disappointment, ixmrage. mend
Wilson, our prayers are with you and
your mother and sister for God s sus
taining grace. We call to mind that
Wilson and Alice are one of the links
in the chain of four generations rep
resented in our church life a few
years ago, the other three Units being
the great-grandmother, Mrs. l
who a few weeks ago departed to.
elorious reward at the horoa cf.
son in Tampa; her daughter, 1
Amy Bryant, now lrving"?Crsl.
her daughter, their Mrs. Isr& Zn
now Mrs. C E. Crandall of I.LV
Truly, a record of which fc, ,'
might be proud, and a famU
no community need b agr
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