The Daytona daily news. [volume], March 10, 1917, Image 7

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Devotei to the
REV. JOHN J. TREADWELL
IS ILL WITH TONSILITIS
The friends of Rev. John J. Tread
well will be sorry to hear that he is
III at the Daytona Beach Methodist
parsonage and will be unable to speak
at all Sunday.
Last Sunday evening was the first
time that Mr. Treadwell has spoken to
hii own congregation for several
weeks and his sermon on the "Open
Door." proved to be such a good one
that many people urged him to speak
tomorrow. He had planned to speak
m the morning on "Taking the Monot
ony Out of Life." Instead the pulpit
will be filled by Rev. E. Boothe Pat
terson, lately a resident of London,
who is spending the winter in this vi
cinity and who has previously ad
. dressed the Christian Forum, in the
evening. Dr. Robinson, of Cincinnati
a friend of James N. Gamble, will
speak. For this service, Mr. Tread
well had purposed to take as the sub
ject for hi3 sermon, "The Value of
Small Things."
SANS SOUCI CLUB PICNIC
ENJOYED BY GOODLY CROWD
The steamer Cherokee left Phillips'!
dock at the end of Seabreeze avenue
this morning between 9:00 and 10:00
on the Sans Sousi club boat picnic to
Ponce Park and Mosquito Inlet. More
than 50 ladies, members of the club
and their invited friends, enjoyed the
trip.
Lunch was eaten at noontime and
about 3:30 in the aftpmnnn hn r.-...
returned to the beach.
If you see it in the News, its bo.
RIDGEWAY AUTO
TRANSFER & EXPRESS
COMPANY.
BAGGAGE AND FREIGHT
Carload Lots a Specialty.
Phone 422 Black
J. P. ESCH, M. D.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
One Blcck North of Concrete Bridge
Ptninaula Drive - - . Daytona Beach
Office Hours 12 to 2 and 6to 7 p. m.
Telephone 350
j
(Just Take a Peep
AT OUR NEW
Reed Furniture
THAT'S JUST COME IT IS JUST WHAT ONE NEEDS FOR
FLORIDA.
WE ALSO HAVE THE FAMOUS
AERLOX PORCH SHADES
AND THE RIGHT KIND OF A
RAIN-PROOF RUG
FOR PRACTICAL WEAR WE CAN SHOW YOU HOW
LIVE COMFORTABLE THROUGH A FLORIDA SUMMER.
Funeral Directors and
Embalmers
THE
ett-Wetherby
CommpaEny
DAY AND NIGHT
DAY PHONES 135-Green
324 Blue
DAYTONA STORE
Adler Block, May Ave.
IY0UK UUSINKSS IS INM I
We desire to have every person appreciate the fact that
this bank invites banking business. We are in a posi
tion to take care of a large number of accounts winiout
interfering with the efficiency of our service, and the
pains we take with each indivdiual account.
We invite your account assuring you prompt and cour
teous service.
CHECKING AND INTEREST BEARING ACCOrNTS
INVITED
FOUR PER CENT PAID ON SAVINGS
East Coast State Hank
of Daytona Peach, Fla.
ii imidr JU) vhTT1 ivr ATI iu " ,1
Interests of Daytona Beach
DAYTONA BEACH J
4. .u y
K. n. Stewart, of Chicago, arrived
E f and iS nW a visitor at tn?
Stewart home on the river front and
Seabreeze avenue. He will be here
for a few weeks, settling various bus
messes and visiting Mrs. H v stew
art and family before his return
tJS" W,S- J Tracy. of Lansing,
Mich., arrived Thursday from other
points in the state to visit th
ui d ew weeks. They are now com -
v 1.11 v iiauiaU'lua
apartments. 1
lunaoiv ioratfi in tK n .
Chautauqua
Surely Credulous,
lie "Aud another thing ubv.ut Dude
leigh he's v.r.v credulous. That's the
reuson his money didn't last :.nv lon--w
than it did." Sht Indeed?" lie
"Yes. Somebody told hint he could
make love to two girls on K-ss than he
could court one."--Judw.
Better Scheme Than Studying.
Professor -You should tudv hard
er und try to take a degree." I resh
man "Wjiste of time. When the gov
ernor dies and I inherit his millions
I'll endow a university and they'll give
me more vlegives than I'll kuu'.v what
to do with."
I Not His Concern.
i "Tom," said a rector to a lad who
j was pieking mushrooms in the n-e-j
tory-firhl, "beware o pieking a tond
j stool iiiste.-id of ;i iiiM-hmom ; they are
easy to confine." "That le all roight.
j stir, that he!" s-id the mvle-!; "Us
i hain't a-goin' to e;lt 'em ..m-s.-lves
! 'hey're uoiu''t' 1 1 1 r 1 !!;.. r " 'pj , -f . t
Atlantic Pharmacy
Branch of
H AN KINS DRUG COMPANY
1'hone yuur orders for prtuipt
delivery
DAYTONA BEACH
PORCH
TO
SERVICE
NIGHT PHONE
422-Blue
DAYTONA BEACH
Seabreeze Ave.
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and Seabrcez.
THE PASCO COUNTY
HIGHLANDS SECTION
FORGING TO FRONT
DADK CITY. March 10. Diversifi
cation and rotation of crops ar being
scientifically studied v the farmers
v.; .
'. vims ui UJSijermis SPftirm qtw ou .
, result a wonderful output of food crops
! Ih evV,ent wlth consequent satisfac-!
..im (uiisfqufiii satisiac -
"aT iai
: the soil here
lorv nnanm rctiimo t,v,
; . .- ...n.-.. 1 iic aaLuit? ui
the soil here is such that a varietv
! f crops are erown successfniiv un,"i
1 the farmer does not have to deotnd on
; one ur two. it some of the crops hap
. pen to iau mere
irp nijtnv itc.v
ran nack on.
Leading citizens here declared that
is one of the reasons why the Pasco
County highlands section is forgine
rapidly to the front as a national food
producing section and why so many
farmers from other Darts nf tti r-onn.
V ' 1 . 1 ' 1 . 1
j try are being attracted here. The ap-
peal of the furnished farm as it is be
I ing sold here is very wide and is m
I teresting many persons who otherwise
: would not embark in farming as a
I "'eans of making a livelihood, while
i the advantages of a growing season
j lasting nearly the entire year is vcrv
j apparent.
: A few years back the farmers here
; abouts had not really found them-
selves and were depending on a few
crops, some of which were more or
; less speculative. They now depend on
; well rounded methods of production
und a much more satisfactory stag
: lias been reached. Most farmers d:
, vide their tracts among several ditter
; ent crops. Thus, while one portion
; of the farm may be devoted to or
; amies and grapefruit, there are other
portions devoted to corn. tobacco
sweet potatoes. Irish potatoes, celery.
. cabbage, winter vegetables, sugarciii
i and various crops for fattening hogs
, and maintaining livestock.
Farmers here state that they are
: highly pleased at the success th'-y ar
making with nntal hay. which yield
I abundantly on these lands and wteci
j brings several harvests a year, makinvr
I hay better than Timothy in its food
! value. Velvet beans, peanuts, chufas.
j cassava and kindred crops sire raised
j and fed to the hogs anil build up some
; of the best specimens ever seen. There
: is 11 splendid market for fresh meat in
i Tamp 1 and Jacksonville and a larg
i Iacking house in the latter city fur
1 nishes a source of cunsttint clenrind
1 Grape and peach culture are being
! introduced, as it is claimed that the soil
and climate are ideal for the produc
; tion of both. Peach trees require clay
j sub-soil and tiiis i- at hand h,.-re. the
. ( i i being only a short di-tance tin
i d'-r tie- surface. The ut-per siil is ,i
ii'. h. dark loam a!id very productive
M:perts pre lict that the Pasco c-outi
1 ty highlands will ,-oon be iu"oducinj
grapes in lare uanaii i-s. since varie
i lies have Sue!! fo.ncl that t!irive w 11
j here, and tin y !!( hue i!;at the crapes
i will bo rais.-d l'h for ma s ket i:i -s in
j their original conditon and for man
j lif'a til! e Hi! 1 w iues.
j A highly inte-esting insight into
j agri.cultural con-rituiis in the vicinity
i of l oie Ciiy is to be had .by calling
! on K. S. Slouth. general manager of
I the 1 )ade City I U velopment compuu.
'which in conjiinction with the Sea
I board Air Line. is putt'iig on sab
I the famous furnished farm- suS-dtvid
i ed from the company's Io.im.m.i acres.
v. Slough is closely in touch wilii
what the fanners in this section are
j doing and is also helj ing to bring
in many new settlors. lie declares
jttiat he believe- the resources of the
: Pasco county highlands are just be-
ginning to be perceived and that a
penod of i-ipid settlement and de
velopment, with its consequent great
prosrierit v is at hand
Mr. Slough explained that under the
Uiel nods practiced in llie sale of f irtns
near Pade City, the purchaser decides
to atquire tracts of 4, so. l-
acres in extent- and that these
or lhi
t f'Cl
are th-n l " ' '" '
company, cottages placed on thtto,
V it h i)a!i:s ,u,,. ... ...
are planted and the pbe e is furuis!:e-l
ith i e -: ' k I . Th-ii the purchaser,
wherever he may be. is notified to
'if V. I l ike i-.-s.-.- . -J tie f.tct
that every facility is at hand make
Sui cenS
new -co!
and by
.iimin.-u
The
iire.it iy
i Ii ii t'iit
,t.s and trie advice ';v'-ii the
!e-r by ib-moiistration ;tc
his ic-ii;hbors guards
making costly mi-takes.
-a!.o:rd Air Line is a.-si.-in
i- tilmif ti;:s v ieiiiity ty
lie attention to its advant
numerous p'Ublic.tiioiis aic
.-p.iis-'r br tie farm i
lit
hi:: I !i I'oii I;
- !: nr..
ositons.
i.-uru
a full llieaSUI't!
r
' Buses :ii i B;tgaK Wagons
Meet nil Trains.
Beach Transfer Co.
WOOD FOR SALE
Branch . Nichoison, prop's.
LIVERY, FEED and SALE STABLES
Phone 168 Blue - - Daytona Beach
Miss Ellen Thorson
Public Stenographer
Hast Coast State bank
Daytona Beach.
Phone 260 Red
Court Work. Reporting, Correspondence.
Position as traveling
companion by young lady; or will care
for child. Address 'Ton 1 n;i n inn " ra r
j Daily News. ' S4-3tp
! WANTED: Conmetent whir seam.
stress (for one person) to assist house
work, Write P. O. Box S03.
SO 3tp & Sat lip
COLOlthI) man agent: Big tailoring
society. Emblem free. Box s:3o E.
Chicago.
FOR RENT.
iU l.r. l : t- ront bed room, light and
liry, with or without board. 51 First
avenue. S3.3tc
FOR SALE.
bOll SALE: Atlantic Coast I im
ticket to Washington. D. C. Hood to
! & Thompson, 174 S. Beach street "
! S4-tf
: .
. ...
' SaIe ive-room house, fullv
! furnished, and lot 72x355 feet for
! -0o- Loomis avenue, second house
west of railroad.
S3 2tp
FOR SALE: One fast Roadster:
ctarter and electric lights, for cash,
cheap. One five-passenger car. will sell
or rent. Can be seen at Porter's Gir
affe. s?.f,tn
FOR SALE Winslow Shades. Awn
ings. Auto Tops. E. Weldon, Seabreeze.
Phone 435 Red. 56-tfc
LOST AND FOUND
I OST: Flin fold w-tch nnn face
with black leather fob with corn ear
design; case No. 7,009.332; near citv
'-"Ml Return C X RMOADES, 17
Rowlader n'arp. Reward .Vtn
round - Pair eold bo-wed spectacles.
Party can have same by describing
md paying for this ad. Gazette-News
1
T6und Check for $6.21 and two
i Marks. Owner can have bv calling
t Xews office, identifying, and pavine
'or this ad. 5fi.tfc
. miblic confidence in what is being
! hme here Many home seekers are
: being brought in by that companv
. who. after making a careful examina
1 'ion of the soil and the crops being
j frown here, decide to cast thejr lot
here permanently and invest their nn
. ancial resources here.
Visitors who come to Dade City sav
'hat this vicinty has an appeal to
jthein superior to that- of anv other
; Portion of Florida, for the reason 'hat
;!!ie surroundings are decidedly differ
ent. There are high hills re-re. fur
nishing a beautiful view as well as fur
nishing -abundant drainage Tie- -lopes
re covered with a splendid growth of
i pine trees 0,- other evergreens that
charm the eye of th tourist, while the
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Hetiirn
COMING!
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1'KESKXTIXG IN A 1HILITK MANMilt
LATEST ROYALTY PLAYS AND VAUDEVILLE
MAMMOTH TH.NT TIIKATISH SHATS 2.0(1(1 IMiOIM.K
1'oHitivt'ly Waterproof mul i:i nir Lihtf
:i0-Pi:()PLi:-;50 BAM) and
Kami Coiuoils Momliiy Noon.
OllOIlilli
Plav
Monday,
One
FKEE
Doors Open - - T:lo p. in. p
Overlur.. ... - - S.OO . u..
Curtain at - - - S:15 p. m. alit'Lia - - -cUc
Motors at - ithoo p. in. CHILDREN - 10c
ijpurity of tieirtj-cxv ,
lADotner point wua tzZ- w
; tourist is tne purity asa swtcrrr
the water here. differed fctzi
hard and unpleasant water
many places.
The section around Dade Citr u
idnal fnr thn nntnist ind Daita Cttyr
1 1 has a number of machines owned hjr
i residents. A fine system of paved high
ways extends in all directions from
" is only a question of a short time when
many oiner nignways wiu oe con
structed. The hard, red clay here
makes excellent road material, so that
paved roads can be constructed at
small cost. The principal streets of
Dade City have asphalt paving. The
sidewalks are of cement.
In order to make Dade City as at- j
tractive as possible to the permanent j
resident as well as the tourist, a '
splendid golf course is being laid out
lid a fine clubhouse will be erected
on one of the commanding heiehts
near the city. The clubhouse will be
surrounded by virgin timber, the trees
from 75 to 100 feet in height. j
Strong testimony in favor of the :
healthfulness of the Pasco county '
highlands is borne by many northern
people who have come here in bad
health and after remaining a short
time have greatly improved. Some
thing that appeals to maty persons is
the fact that the most beautiful roses
and other flowers are grown near Dade
City in abundance at practically no
expense.
Never Borrow Trouble.
Let us be of good cheer, remember
ing that the misfortunes hardest to
bear are those which never Lappen.
Lowell.
Out of His Depth.
Willis -Just think of It! Those
Spanish hidalgos would go three thou
sand miles on a iralieon!" i'i!lis
"Nonsense. You can't believe half
you read about those foreign cars"
Life.
Tampa Miami St. Petersburg
Jacksonville
CLEMENT D. CUES & CO.
46 MAGNOLIA AVE.
DAYTONA
Members
NEW YORK COTTON EX
CHANGE. CHICAGO BOARD
OF TRADE.
C)!bi SSoAs Bonds
Grai.i Provisions
Bought and sold for cash, or car
ried on conservative terms.
DIRECT PRIVATE WIRES
Ne York Cofespnnd'nts
E. F. HUTTON &. CO
Chicago Corresponaents
THOMPSON &. McKINNON.
IX XKXT WKEK C0C3ING!
DAYTONA, l'l.01!llA
TliXT. OXK WKIiK. STAHTIXIi
of the Sliow Ym All K now
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"IN IIS POWER
, . ' vai dkmlij: iu:i wi:i;n acts
Mntire (lianu- of IMay and Vamlcvilh- Niyliily
lady will he ailiiiitU-il FliKK Mondav Xifiht, Marc h
Ur.
ly HKL enr c-1."-,;
sister. XStm. JL LL . r
of Westmiastzr. C C
them an
WANTED:
with mine
troit. March 19th.
Seabreeze.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry
small son. Robert, whs
in the Gammell
Palmetto avenue deserted
for their home in Marshall. CL
and Mrs. Dulaney have
frier di here who will hope far
return to Daytona next winter.
'Harris Oils and GrMSM are
v3X y.
from a selected grade of Penneyrvasa
Crude. They have a parsflne nee
thus producing but little carboa.
Dr. and Mrs. H. F. SharnalL of Xew
York Cy. ho had ben Kvated wfci
Miss Iora Peirr-e at her winter
on West Volusia aTenae. left Tbl
day on their return north. Dr Shaf
nall. who came to Daytoiu la Octokar
practicel here as a veterinarian, kas
eviaentiv rawed to establish a
cessful business
Excursion to Orrond VcH. Liffct
Mouse Sunday atmoon. Boat
Rambler dock 2:15 P. M.
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A' - - Mrs -3 r.f p.nt.f.
a w'n'er's sniourn h-r
fan Onifi without cd"ts jr J5
eowh 15 ef-Tlt. J Ii CASK.
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