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Daytona, Florida, Saturday, January 27, 1917.
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COHPAIIY
VcD Street
Dayteaa
Phone 28 Red
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MET AIL WOIKLIKS "
J. F. LLEWELLYN, Proprietor.
SKYLIGHTS TILE, METAL AND COMPOSITION ROOFING
CORNICE, GALVANIZED TANKS, FURNACE WORK
Corner Baker and Magnolia Streets Phono 2S3
Daytona, Florida.
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a snest at the Despland for a lengthy
sojourn. In a Jacksonville trio at Schmidt's
hotel are: T. T. Weltch, J. B. Mai-
lard and A. J. Vaughn.
rU of Crystal F&lla !
v rrt at Schmidt's ho
" zHt risit. hsTlng made '
Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Huff, of Sioux
City. Iowa, are late guests at the Sea
side Inn who will remain some weeks.
Rer. and Mrs. E. M. Chapman, of
COMPANY
Manufacturers of
y) and Dressed Pine and Cypress Lumber
Laths, Shingles, Flooring, Ceiling, Brick,
nset Shingles, Lime and Cement in Stock
Office and Yards:
3t Coast Railway and Orange Avenue
. TELEPHONE 303
ri J L1ALBY, Owner, and Manager
New London, hare as their guest Mrs.
John S. Brigham, of XSrafton, Mass.,
for a short stay.
The Misses Cecelia E. and Clemen
tine Hentges, of LeMars. Iowa, are
pleasantly domiciled at the Ridgewood
until the close of the season.
Miss Rockwell of New York City,
is an interesting addition to the Sea
side Inn clientele and will remain in
definitely at the pretty resort.
Mrs. G. D. Milcer and her attrac
tive daughter. Miss May Milner. of
Frankfort, Ind., are pleasantly located
at the Oaks for a stay of indefinite
length.
Delightfully located at the Palmetto
House until the close of the season is
Mrs. A. C. Stewart a regular guest at
the notel for a number of years.
Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Fenton of James
town, N. Y , have returned to the
Seaside Inn for their second season
While here last year they made many
friends who will be delighted lo learn
of their return.
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'Ttcna Public
Av. Phone 134reen
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lEBGING
r and Hydraulic Work
Cshlnd 8a Walla
Predglng, Ete.
JZZ O. J. Hnshaw
bEfcctric Shop
trwlnf Electrical
J yehMla Avvnue
H. F. THOMPSON
ELECTRICIAN
Don't Forget the
Elks' Charity Ball
at
Casino Burgoyne
Wednesday. February 7.
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PHONE: TWO-TWO-TWO
eral weeks. Mr. Macfarlane is prom
inent in civic affairs in Bridgeport.
where he served for a time as alderman.
At the Despland card party Thurs
day evening prizes were won by Mrs.
E. G. Parle, of Springfield, Mass.; C.
P. Fryling, of St. Mary's, Pa., at bridge
while Mrs. Rosa Beyer of Erie, Pa
and Mrs. H. C. Burrows were success
ful at five hundred.
The New York coterie at the Prince
3eorge was augmented yesterday by
'he arrival of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Benson, who come to Daytona to
spend several weeks. They are accom
panied by William Benson, of New
York City.
Wroe, Dayton. Ohio, and H. Schmidt,
who carried off honors. .
Edward H. Schlueter. of Rockaway
Beach. . Y., is a prominent visitor to
Daytona and is registered at Schmidt's
hotel. Mr. Schluetter is the owner of
the Delevan House, BradchanneL N. T.
The attractive hotel is situated on the
water and is a favorite resort of mo
tor boat enthusiasts.
Ralph Hllhnan, of Felham, N. HL. Is
a recent arrival at Daytona and is lo
cated at the Oaks in the capacity of
hots! dak. tie. r
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tonians dont boost tt r", 'J. U
is all they say of ft a&l a crcU 1
more.
Bridge was tko frfarf?rCTC!rv
at the Prtacass Trm TtzztZsy rT 1
and five tables of hotel guests txLi
several Intaresting boors wti tla
game. The tables were arru ll tx
the attractive red - room ct tla ttr:
and when scores werotomxtsl
fContmned on Paso TwetroJ
Mr. and Mrs. George H. Beach,
regular patrons at the Despland. who
have been making several weeks' visit
to a fishing camp at Long Key, will
return to the hotel shortly after hav
ing spent a delightful time at camp.
nd having 'had a successful catch.
W. 8. Edwards H. U. Whipple
Magnolia Novelty
Works
CONTRACTORS BUILDERS
Window and Door Frames.
Screens, Mission Furniture, and
Lawn Seats. Headquarters for
almost everything made out of
wood.
Magnolia' Ave.
Near Depot
Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Oulinger, of Wil
son, N. C, accompanied by Mr. Oulin-
ger's physician. Dr. C. E. Moore, and
Mrs. Moore, have taken a suite at the
Prince George and will spend the win
ter in Daytona.
Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Raymond, of
South Norwalk. Conn., who are occu
pying a winter home on Ridgewood
avenue, entertained Miss Zinnerman,
of-Cleveland,-at dinner at tne Ridge
wood hotel on Thursday evening.
A prominent Chicagoan at the Des
pland is L. C. Rogers, who is the head
of . the largest and most influential
printing and lithographing establish
ment in the whole Breezy city. Mr.
Rogers will be a guest in Daytona for
a stay, indefinite.
Thursday night was very gay at the
Princess Issena and in addition to the 1
many tables of bridge, the ball room
claimed its quota of dancers, who en-:
joyed an Informal hop. The orches-.
'tra gave an excellently selected pro-!
gram ana aancing continued atter tne
usual hour. I
Saturday afternoon there will be a
sale of homespun made by the girls
of Berea college of Kentucky in the
'obby of the Princess Issena. Many
of the articles to be placed on sale
are cleverly made and very attractive.
Fuquay Cl Gbeen
Architects and
Builders
We Invite Consultation In Re
gard to Your Prospective
Building.
PHONE 172 BLACK
Daytona Beach, Florida
For best
at lowest rfftces
wtta
aenri eslea
tar'all &
MECHANICIUt32T C3TAL
CONSTRUCTION
DAYTONA, FLOKaV
Oldest Established.
Tank
Mrs. S. E. Oult. of Cincinnati. O.,
accompanied by Miss Brownwell ar
rived Thursday and is a guest at the
Prince George. Mrs. Oult possesses
a personality of rare charm that will
make her a decided acquisition to the
hotel life.
Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Neel, of Kansas
City, Mo., arrived Thursday and are
guests at the Princess Issena. Com
ing direct from Missouri, they find
the ideal weather of Florida leaves
nothing to be desired.
L. Z. BURDICK
Contractor - Builder
COTTAGES A -SPECIALTY
Seabreeze. Fla. Phone 206-Blue
IV
Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Home arrived
yesterday from their home in Monegah
Lake, N. Y., and are again guests of
the Seaside Inn for the season. Mr.
and Mrs. Home spent last winter at
Daytona Beach and are popular addi
tions to the winter colony.
Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Macfarlane, of
Bridgeport, Conn., are late guests at
the Prince George for a stay of sev-
A motor party who spent Thursday
at the Oaks, made up of Mr. and Mrs.
H. D. Howe, of New York, and F. C.
Hazlett, of Huntington, Va., left on
Friday for Palm Beach, Miami and
Havana. The party will return later
in the season and spend several weeks
at the Oaks.
New York City guests at the Is
lington to remain for the season v.ve
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Elslng. This ii
their first visit and although they had
come to spend ju3t a few weeks they
were so pleased with Daytona and
its surroundings they have decided to
stay until late March.
Motorists on the way to Miami who
dined at the Seville on Thursday ev
ening included Mrs. H. N. Young, of
Trenton, N. J., and Miss T. S. Dow.
of Philadelphia. The ladies made res
ervations at the hotel for a few
weeks stay in late February upon
their return north.
A.B.MOORE
Practical Sanitary
Plumbing
Phone 50 Green
West End Central Bridge
A congenial group from Schmidt's
hotel spent yesterday morning at the
bowling alleys, making excellent
scores. In the party were: M. J. Gib
bons, Dayton, Ohio; W. Perkins, Wind
sor, Canada; George Messman, John
po we do your
Printing
gman Brothers
raiNTERS
:o 330 Red S. Beach St.
A person who drinks quantities
of Avater every day is
always healthy
CRYSTAL IS THE WATER
ABE Vfl THE PERSON?
BOTTLED BY
DAYTONA PUBLIC SERVICE CO.
Herman Schragg
Painter and
Decorator
ESTIMATES
CHEERFULLY
FURNISHED
P. O. Box 395
Daytona, Fla.
Hnrchrcro Co.
NOTHING. CUT
HARDWARE
A LINE OF CO M PLBTCN CC3
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Electricity, Gas, Ice d Mu
11 Magnolia Ave.
TELEPHONE 120-Qreen. Ice Factory
LET US DO YOUR
ELECT RICAL
WORK
DAYTONA ELECTRIC CO.
Near P. O. 230 Green
STAPLES
CUTTEN
PLUMBING
and HEATING
PHONE 217 RED
J. F. SHEELY
Wallpapers, Cretonnes and
Art Goods.
A D L E R BLOCK
IF YOUR LOCAL DEALER CAN'T SUPPLY YOU
Send to DREW'S for it
IF IT'S ANYTHING IN BOOKS
or
Fine Correspondence Stationery
Office Equipment
Artist's Materials
School Supplies
Sporting Goods
Toys, Dolls, Games, Etc.
Our lines are complete and right up to the minute.
Prompt attention to Mall Orders.
State Distributors Spaulding's Baseball and Sporting Goods.
DREW'S
STATIONERS, BOOK AND ART STORE
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
45-49 W. Bay St
JACKSONVILLE, FLA. 32 and 4S W. Forsyth
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