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Quality
Meats
No matter what
your wants may
be in the meat
line we can meet
them, and we
meet thm q1
aays with first quality meats the only
Jund you would buy or serve on your
fcble. We carry not only the staples but
clso the delicacies that go to make a com
plete market stock. We want to serve you.
ae 02
NORTHERN
MARKET
W. P. BEARSE, Prop.
Try our unsalted Butter, new
Chatter cheese and Whipping
Guaranteed Satisfaction.
ONLY THE IUiST
No. 260 8. Beach St. Daytona
sens 251 Green
Prompt Delivery
DONT ASK YOUR COOK
for
CLARENDON MEALS
WHEN YOU FURNIsH
SCRUB MATKUlALri
GET STANDARD GlUH'tlUiLS
-WE SELL THAT QUALITY.
JOHN P POLL1TZ
127 Beach St. Phone 41 Biue
JOHN M. MESSING
FISH. SHRIMK o a 1 KKa
Hose Bay and W. Coast Oysters
WE SOLICIT YOUR PATRON
AGE Cottage Avenue
2
EATON'S .
HIGHLAND
At LINEN
whatever may be your
In STATIONERY, you
I find In our store writing
Hrs in so many beautiful
, fashionable sr. apes, and
ealntily embellished that
fur selection will be no less
ttering to your taste than
totting to your friends.
COTOtlA BOOK &
STATIONERY GO,
W. BEACH STREET
I KIVATE DINING ROOMS
t For Coy Dinner Parties
I asiaa .
I '"BBBBSSBsaSHEBBBM
272 S. Beach St.
Mcdonald's
boat yard
Established 1903
c. m. Mcdonald & son,
Proprietors
Boats Built. Repaired and Housed
Railways, 80-Ton Capacity
Agency for Leading Gas Engines
FRESH WATER BASIN
Phone 30 Blue 499 S. Beach
We Sell
GltOCtiMKS
PUTS--
meaning quality, service, proper
treatment and right prices.
OTTO H. WEHNER
Staple and Fancy Groceries
The Store With tlie Ked Front.
76 S. Beach St. Phone 148 Red
-. -., o- -r.-i -y -yt r.- .- .
BARGAIN
Ir. house ae.d lot in Sea
breeze, southeast co'.'if r Hai.- h
fax avenue snd Earl street. (Dix
ie Highway): easy terms.
GRAHAM THOMPSON.
296 South Beach Street. Daytona.
piiil t e ai lit Club
.Mr. i.i.d Al t . t;. "V-.j Macomb, r.
Writ kliw.Vli p- ojue oi .iiiiu-i.l. Ale.,
ure. It; etit an ivals .,t the U Hi'lsor.
ha ii.-; .P.-1 i .nil- (!. ii from the north
l:i t '.:'' V i'ayioUa until the eti i u) tue.
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return, d to tie ir h
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1.
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yii. JMi
100-oot
Frontage, Silver
Beach Avenue
TO ANYONE
WHO WILL
BUILD
MOST DESIRABLE
LOCATION IN
Daytona Beach
FOR HOME
T. K. Fitfierald
OR ANY AGENT
DIXIE FLYER and DIXIE LIMITED
ALL-STEEL ELECTRIC-LIGHTED TRAINS FOR
CHICAGO AND St. LOUIS
DIXIE FLYER
Lv Jacksonville A C L 8.39 PM
Ar Macon C.S&F 45 AM
Ar Atlanta Cof G 7.49 AM
Ar Chattanooga .NCtStl 12.12 PM
Ar Nashville MC&StL 4.45 PM
Lv Nashville NC&Sti 8.15 PM
Ar St. Louis I C 7.29 AM
Lv Nashville LAN 4.53 PM
Ar Evansville LAN S-M PM
Lv Evansville C&EI 19.25 PM
Lv Vlncennes C&EI 12.C3 PM
Ar Terre Haute . .C&EI 133 AM
Ar Danville C&El 3a3 AM
Ar Chicago C&EI 7JL8 AM
Compartment and Observation-Library Sleeping Cars, comfortable, roony and restful.
Jacksonville to Chicago.
Drawing-Room Sleeping Can, Jacksonville to Chicago and St. Louis.
Drawing-Room Sleeping Cars Jacksonville to Atlanta.
Thoroughfare Coaches, high-back scats, electric-lighted, Jacksonville to Chicago.
Dining Cars serve ail meals earoute, service a la Carte.
rO DETAILED IN POM MAT ION. SLCCPINO CAN KKDVtTIONS
APPLY TO ANY TICKET AGENT OF
ATLANTIC COAST LINE RAILROAD
"THE STANDARD RAILROAD OF THE SOUTH '
A. W. FRITOT J.G. KIRKLAND
IViaiON PASSCNSIR AQCNT . C L. DIVISION MltNl AGENT a. C. b
JACKSONVILLE. FLA. TAMPA. FLA.
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A-724
CLEVER FARCE TO BE GIVEN
BY ENDEAVOR SOCIETY OF
CHRISTIAN CHURCH TONIGHT
Tonight at S:00 o'clock the Endeav
or society of the First Christian church
will ive an interesting three-act farce,
at the church. 2 Us S I'ahnetto Ave .
entitled ' The Ugliest of Seven." Dur
ing the evening there will he several
musnal numbers. Those who have
parts in the play have practice-! long
ami faithfully ami are prepared to giv.
an excellent production.
The cast of characters? follow:
Ih'iasi lieilvvahi. lutr to the late
Count' ss of F,
Jen-mi Hi Ainhta
iilirun ..Mix "oht
ward oi the
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nd C. o. ha
Julia May
Moto: in
th'-V '..
a ; i- -- n
Kail Cr.,;
Mi Kit!
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h .tei.
aiith from Miami wh.-r.
'n sie'.,tlini; the winter
o up of Mrs. .T. Knuli.-h
Mrs. W. S. Crant am
;n Crant. all of Chi'auo
!.iv v.izhl at the Wind-ea:
;tm ! ' ... h ti. sj. end
the re-usoji in 1 lav
John C. Fee and :t-
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r. Miss Louise K,- of
N were im tnnttm
1 ; v at tile Seisid" Inn
1! l- a ,-hart!iir.c add ron
s t uuriuu her stav at
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to tie
the U
MOTOR TRANSFER
CO.
C. L. Gittens. Proprietor.
Baggage and Freight Delivered
Promptly.
PHONE 44.
. j
NIGHT TRAIN
TO
KANSAS CITY
TI.NrA. IIIHMlNGnM. HEHPUIS, DENVER
KANSAS CITY-FLORIDA SPECIAL
-s - - r- s a
Lv. hcksonvdk.-bouthcrri
Ar. Macon
Ar. Atlanta .
Ar. Birmingham
Ar. Memphis . .
Frisco
Ar. Kansas City .
Ar. Denver .-.'--Rotk
Coach.- and Drasvm-. Room Sleeping Cars to Kansas City.
Orawmg-Room Sl-eping Car to Dew ex. Local Sleeping Car to
Atlanta. Dining Car serves ail meals.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY SYSTEM
DIXIE LIMITED
Lv Jacksonville.. ACL 9.15 AM
Ar Macon GS&F 4.3S PM
Ar Atlanta Cof G 7.33 PM
Ar Chattanooca.MCastl 11.43 PM
Ar Nashville MC&StL 4.37 AM
Lv Nashville L& N 415 AM
Ar Evansville L&N 8.38 AM
Lv Evansville L& X 8.48 AM
Ar St. Louis LA N 2.C9 PM
Lv Evansville C&EI 8.45 AM
Ar Vincenms C&EI 19M AM
Ar Terre Haute. X&EI 11.49 AM
Ar Danville C&EI 1.07 PM
Ar Chicago. C&EI 4.25 PM
4'
4- "END OF TOUR" -
! ?I..H"i"i:i-ii-"i"i-i"i"i"!"i
A romance of the "one night-stands"
is "The End of the Tour," the Metro
I'oluinbia five-act feature photodrama
starring Lionel Harrymore to be ex-
ibited at the Crystal theatre Satur
day. "Buddy" Bennett (Mr. Barry-1
more) is the leading man of the Chi- f
capo Meals Theatre company, a barn !
storming "troupe" which conies to
gri' f "on the ro;'d."
The pay depicts graphically the life
of traveling players who are not over
burdened with sir cess. The compa
ny is playing "Camille" through the
West, and the receipts dwindle wi'h
each performance. "The End of the
Tour" shows the interior of three dif
ferent small town theatres, in all of
which the company plays "Camilk".
On the first night the players take in
$lf..a". the next $! e. and finally
nothing.
rate sheriffs noutiee tinen
the (iiMiiPiitiy to deinand motley for
overdue hoard hills, and the euii-rwis
inu n.iitiiiuer puts eotu;iivs on theni
an I tii.ik' s actors of tin in for the
niuh: to itnprc.-s t'ao audit tteo with
the ;. of his "triiu;".'
S: ,ei ii'isi: !!? i si'-lim h-ises.
rivi.i (..;.,) (,!- of v.l.h-h five aiiia
; ;? ti n'oriii.ui'-"-.. oi "'I"he Kiieman s
!.;:!.." ;: nd oi : t r e.s ;td I to the
The U: ; s. t r.i nded. te.o h t le1
to aet. and thm
,cah- 1-hiaiMy la Ip eom-.'S
It 1 v iiil l e. of
; ' ; ':.i!'ao!'l' a re "Skiti-
'. fat :-. a. v m..n of
I .out M .tr-i - tie. the
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of. of 1 it.se
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INSURANCE MEN
MEET AT ORMOND
K'i'KL (.)iLMtNd, March 2'J.- -The.
ii'.ahle L ie a.-',i!'as.o.' tompaiiy oi
Cnited talt s. a party oi one hum
d. it tins I'atshuish. I'a.. arrived at
Osmond his', niulit and wail re
in until its i lose on April Mrd. They
w i 11 take t he Touaaka trip aisd tile sev-
.i.d motor trips around Orm-ainl. will
;.-v ,;lt. ptja.,- j:i t!H, su.-
.-.uniinki:; poo!, will play tennis, olf.
iitie hors. ino k in fact, they pr-
-e.-;. themsi ives as deliht'-'l with t)r-
m.-nd heai h. and are prepata ! to en
1-e, v 'TV im-asure Ciat it l
1-e, ' tv pi-asure ttiat it is K.inous
!',r- i hey wouitt liKe i: nave uie
!..! I kept op, n for them until April
; .,tn, but that is not possii'ie lor many
leu-otis.
f
J- H Lewis, of Roston. Mass, is
i stfimitii; at the Ormoi.d.
Ky. System . ..O CO r. ivi.
. 3 0) A. M.
. 5t55 A M.
.12 08 P. M.
7 40 P. M.
..10 00 A. M.
Lines .
Island 7 35 A. M.
ansnis
We Give it to
Gives it to Us-Fresb
The dairy industry of this country is a half billion-dollar
enterprise and it is growing rapidly and constantly. Ths
tact that the milch cow is rated in value far above any
other animal for food values is very clearly demonstrated
by the many usages to which her products are put.
BUTTER, CHEESE, CONDENSED
CREAM and MALTED MILK
produced in America can be bought at our store in con
nection with a complete line of the best staple and fancy
groceries obtainable. By keeping our goods on the move
we at all times are able to serve you with anything fresh.
WE LIVE UP TO OUR MOTTO OF
Courtesy Cleanliness HonestyService
WE ARE AS NEAR YOU AS YOUR TELEPHONE
CALL 61
CONRAD GROCERY
Office Phone 415.
People Are Sure Talking About Us Too
Saualfoird Inanities Y
TO SEE THE
FINEST CELERY FARMS
IN THE WORLD
Good Automobile Roads From Everywhere
Cattaneo's Grill
H. CATTANEO, Prorietor.
Special Table
d' Hote Dinner
50c
SEA FOOD PLANKED STEAKS
Service Ur.excelied
52 South Beach street .... Daytona, Florida.
Phone 259 Black
SMSWSSSSMMSMMMSBiSSBfflTTIM
THE DAILY NEWS, 15G
ATLANTIC COAST
LINE
STANDARD RAILROAD OF THE SOUTH
For Information and Pullman
Reservations See
w.
D.
DISTRICT PASSENGER AGENT
Office With
DAYTONA
Monday, Wednesday and Friday
9:30 A. M.,
Yoo 23
a
ALSO SERVICE
A LA CARTE
PER WEEK, DELIVERED
S
DAILY
TO 12:00 NOON
NEWS
X
? it
1
WHNERS UUC
8rvice a ia Carte
Music
QllY CAFE
I. 8AM R A, Prop.
- " M0nolla Avenue
G R PETTITT. D P. A . F. B. PINS ON T. P. A.,
crkjonvilir, r 1 ....
ADDRESS LETTERS, P. O. BOX 491.
Daytona
Florida
5
Paoa 4M Black
lMa

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