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THE DAYTONA DAILY IZTZX "FRIDAY JAN. 21.- 192 i
" ' ' . f . -r'." - -
nauHMaMinuuuuHiati
ii i iipiiu-Hi-mi!lfuirHm.Kiur-Hi
1 Famctis Hccizhrics cnC
Lcl . J r JcIs of the East Coast of the
Gr?f Winter Playground of the World
"l III! Hill. IM ll ' " I III II I I
Visitors Comin to the East Coast of Florida May Bo Aasursd of Good Service.
: v,; (iiljiuiiiiuili Charge at the Hotels Listed In Theso Column
S dmf How to Easily J?cr
1 ., , ;; r;, ' "y.
1 Some of th Hoit Important Railway and
l WINTER
you ana Make, Mora. Pleasant your Viv .
. . . in utiufuuiii "i -mniiiirimniiiiirTimrtiiif rinn atl 1-iiniir i mriiaiMiiiMiir iimm
S7i T mom sawti'i wh i )itfcMwa-Pi I'iHIi iw i .
RESORTS ki:i
. -tt' n
' I X3 a '
AT THE
V ' 7'" -7. . , -. !
I HOTEL GLAr.liDO!i X
i r.:::iv;cGD hotel i
"r limnott -Platka of .Burlington, Vt..
has recently been spending a f?w. days
with h;s. t'rien 1, Col. E. P. Woodbury,
of 'the Ilidgewood in Daytona. Bur
:ini;tn is Mr. Woodbury's home city,
and lip and Mr.7P!atk are pals aatl
iriends of many years.
.Mr. Ptalka wan o.i business and
pleasure trip combined and this was
id first visit to-Florida, and ratung
the. many new experiences which he
enjoyed .while In Daytona was ,trip
ti aa 'aetopiane with Bill Lindley of
tie Ba-ia Fiyin'g ScJTool at Daytona
t esiciij-,; -Mr... Kiai k eniovea rne trio a'i. im ,inu..
hugely and felt that he as with one; daughter Marjorte. ftln. Kva rranK oiffPs i-wma to enjoy merr wunn sea- j g
. ... . . . . v:.. .. v ir i, ...... Tl... .. .... I., i :s '
o. the safest ami d?se quaimei avi- -Massra runs, i. im-n im-re. nn v uir ai . -uuikuiutu . '
Mrs. L. Morev oi Aurora. 111. Ichir daunluer, JUsh Elizabeth. Mr.
On Thursday one oi the largest
touring parties of the season passed
through the Triple-, Cities and were
guests at the Clarendon for luncheon
on Thursday, In the party were the
follow iRx, people: .
Miss Florence Clifford of-Ciiioafco,
Mrs. Carl Kleve, Mrs. Frank Kich
ner, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Luedeking.
Mrs. v.. .1. Xippart. Miss Minnie (s
wcW. Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Wei k of Cin
cinnati, Ohio.
Mr. end Mrs! Iouia Fox and Kolv
ert W. T. DeWald of Fort Wayne. Ind.
Dr. and Mrs. Carlton II
I-
Fki::SSS 1SSEF1A
VI!
4-1
Lotus EHl (O) ii J i J
Grill ' fPf SpllH
Senator Albert Cummins of Iowa, i
test-: titer with 1m family party, wog
have been at the Princess Iwena the. 3
past waek, left today for St. Augustine, J 1
where they will meet Senator Joseph j
Freliaghuysen and President-elect 1 1
Harding and parties for a cruise down j 3
the east coast waterways. The party j
will stop here for several days at the j
hrr.t'of pest week. !
Mrs. It. D. Greenlee of Chicago 1st i I
registered at the iVineess Jsseua for ;
the season.
Mr. and Mrs. H. II. Sstydam of j . mumn 1M . . 1(.
Frank and : Cincinnati have arrived at the Prin-1 i3
i5lUIIIOIUIttlUailUUMIMiniHIIIMtl!HaittH3tBIMIIIHailCUIIWIWia
a ins in the ttJitntry. 'When he went
homy he told. Mrs. Platka that he had
Uit B tiff in lie air, expecting that she
would at least experience a second
htiiid thrill, btit u writing Mr. Wood-
tinrv shunt If hr czui thrit slid falmlvl
rmarkedr Tu niv positive knowl-
aiv have hfen 'm in th air a"" Mr.
goo.I many times."
Air, Pinlka made an extensive trip I
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Wilkins, I fliiydam is a hanker and well known j
Miss Gertrude Wilkins, Dr. and Mrs. j in (he financial citcles of his home g
W. H. Dunn. Mr. and Mrs. 07J. Slein Utale. -., , 1
land Frank Civupbeil of Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. A. F. .McAllister of .
Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Genin, of Hell-i Xew York are at the Princess Isse!ia.g
i I .. T-i . . ;...! T ...... 1
Wis. 1 v , f Mrs. II.
a '.l Mrs. Theodore Slnttery of ! and Mi's
C Levy. Miss Aimie Levy j 1
Ruth -McLiitiKhlln of Xew 1 1
ICovinsrton. Ky. York City are among the new arrivals i
II. 1. 1 A 'ill Ui J. IKV I V , .... ... .
through .Florida, vl-Ji i'lr? all the la- Mrs. M. Bahelof Jacksonville was; Mm. fc. t t hoate an.l -Mrs. t,arrie3
im.us restu-t cities, but sav thit the? a luncheon attest at Oto. Clarendon on jOorins of Furnilnsliam. Ohio, receutly .
Triitt Cities' c-xcell them all ia climate 'Wednesday. iurrivpj "iit th. Princess Issena for the . a
HOTEL ORMOND
Oimond-on-lhs-Ha'ifiix
A la Carte Grill open for Afternoon
Tea, Evenings Dinners, Etc.
Dancinc from 10:00 to 12:00.
and ideal , siirrotvtdings. He very. Miss M. A. Bigeh)w. Edwin P. A ins-
season.
RESERVATIONS MADE
R. L. JOHNSTON, Manager.
S , 3
128 South Beach St ;
Reliable Information, Frtr
TRAVEL HOTELS
Tickets and Reservations ' f
Water Trips.
40 OFFICES A K
Mi and Mrs. William CI. Faton of , g
Kv are nw arrivals at 2
! 5
itiucit emjoyea hw visit here an.l ,suvs : i,v 1 1, ,,, 1 M n;i!,.i rn
t'ipr rut iiii.'ctiiii! Imt that ht anil; , . ,.i -m.,..,.i,... (CovinsJon,
...... .. ... . . v .ulinru t,.iv enAn.l &IUIlllllillUIIUHIHttiH( II II UIIUIHIlIlinW
1'latKa wtu istve tneniseives ines jIr. an,i Mrs. Herbert Turreil of the r" - -
fivquentjy. They ' clarendon entert tineil Dr nnd Vk 'Mh winter. .Mr. haton is connwded t fciMttiiiiiiiiuiiiiuiiiiittlur
Mrs.
ple.ts-ure of coming
be
StunrtMacArtuur for
Thursday.
lunc-li,i:ou 011 i
with the firm of Katon, Rhodes & Co.!
:of Cincinnati, dealers in pig iron, coal j 3
i ami coke. It is a big and important 1 i
business instituion.
FRINGE GEORGE i PRAYER IN WANT AD
tire fine people and will always
VclclilUf:,
Mr. and Mrs. F. Ostrandor and 15.
Lee were quests at the - Kidgewood
Wednesday they were. cb route tori.t,
the southern part of the state. They j
afe from Xew A'otk City and were
making the trip by auto. j
11.. 1 "f.. a t t..,: r....i a r
ard Mra. M1). Cawezzi of Xew York, i r "i rlv.-."-.vn-.--I f
who ore enjoy inj? a motor trip through f Mrs. A. L. Twing of Norfolk. Va.;
Florida, - were' at the Ridge wood 'Mrs; G. Shepard, Mrs. Katheritie Old-
WednesdaV. " 0( k and Mrs. Harry Kehoe of Xew ! .
Col. H.'c. 'Rherrard of Pronxvillo. X. h'ork City were in Daytona- during the j , , , 1 " . P"'er
v , 0,.;it,w rv ,i,v, ut hn'Pi.- o r,i.,to t, Mi.,,i .! i-i,n. i lu(fliidiHi in r. newspapers classified
lii.lK-.woui..--." Ihere were eues.s at. th, Princ i,a '"" ws h' 1"V JlRe W Uon , g
HOTEL JACKSON
THE RIDGEV:
f r
v..
EUROPEAN PLAN
Steam-heated Throunltout.
Elegantly furnished.
CEO. U. WHIPPLE, Mgr.
JACKSONVILLE Main St., Corner Adimi
Child'a Restaurant Connected with Lobby g
Moderate rates. 100 rooms, 50 baths 3
Ask Mr. Foster 1
DAYTONA, FLORIDA, E, P.
Complete In every, detail. Nearly every room! t
3 Telenhon in every room. Modern (a
;TENANTS GIVE PUBLIC THANKS $ tiMHwiwH:MiwiMniwtt.iiMaiiuiw'MUu v iuiiiHwiwttMraiw::i:miiiBi!iaiKai
FOR RENT DECISION
(Newspaper Enterprise Association.!
I...
iiiinMuiiinuiiuw!iiiiuiiuniHUiiiMwn;uiHMMiimuii
EVERGLADES LINES
.imiminuawuHiKMHuuiuiKtuiiitL'imnKiiittuiiiaiwnmiir
0
Mrs.
MAp.'Tribei of Hillsboro, Ohio,' George. They were much please,! w it h ! r"f (iv',,! U)r 'fK seven tenants
Across Everglades, Lake Okeechobee, Caloosahatehee River
8:15 a, m. tu-thu-sat.. ..Lv. W. PALM BirACH Ar 6:00 p.m.
6:00 p. m Ar. MOORE HAVEN Lv. mon-vwU-fri. 8:00 a. m.
6:00 p. m ' Ar. FT. MYERS Lv 8:00 a. m.
1:18 p. m Ar. TAMPA Lv 5:15 p. m.
HOTEL DESPLf.
L. M. WAITE. Manager
NOW OPEN
was a recent guest at the Ridgewood.i the city an.l expect to stop on their
A. A. Frijvs of Xew York" City vt.; return trip North,
registered at the Ridgewoxul Wedues-j Mr. .and Mrs. Ray F. Ash of lline
uay. v.f . ,t ham ton, X. Y.. are pending several
.dr. and, Mrs. E. H. Mclrath of Co-jdays at the Prince George. T'tey are
lurubiis, Oliiu; Mr. and Mrs. aY'. S. j touring and will go south.
J.ewh'.g and Air. and Mrs. X. S. Lewing 1. Oscar Rome! of, Miami has been in
and Mvs.;.tl. it. Chaptn cf Annapolis Daytona on a business mission an t
fotuel n. pleasar.t "tiiantr party at the j was a guest at the Prince George,
iiid.eewond on Wednesday. 7. , Miss Isabel F. Wake of Daytona was
' Mr. ani Mrs. Dean Alvord of "Har-'a guest of Mr. Roniel for luncheon on
bor Oaks 5 Clearwater, were guests at , Wednesday. .
n an apartment house didn't have to ! ,0,w,,,,IIIUHWim,u,,l"w I
i pay i third increase in rent.
! This ad inserted bv Rev. William
! H. Mapp:
i "Wo. the ter.nanls of Z W. 99th
j street iro i;iv? thank s and homage
;io Almiubty God fcr the wisdom and
; justice whult iio lias given to. ilie
.iudgo who s:it'1n
! Man!
I Dec.
7.vroug. May be live Ion? and bav
j 'iiiiiiM!Miit:u:ii;!iiiut3,iiiiiimiiHHiii:iiiiiu)miUii;ii;;:i!miimiir:
1 THE PINES I
ii . SOUTH RIDGEWOOD
WM. CHESLEY, Manager "
j Summer Hotel: The Alpine, S
1 Bethlehem, N. H. 1
the Fli'ih 1H: til t ' iiiiiiittfNAliIiHciiiiiiiiHiiiciiiiiimiuiuiiiiiiiiuiiuiiaiiiiiiii:iiHiuiu
II at 10 o'clock
nH!iHic'iii:uianit2u:i!ii:itttuiiwi)uui:3!!uiiuuii:iHiuiUHci!iim
' zj Ail Tourists are Invited to Virsrt 3
NORDMAN'S POINT GROVE
' i On New Smyrna Road s
' g Shipping Gift Boxes is Our g
! s Specially
J. H. EUTTEF
DAY!
Cuisine and Service Excellent; Broad Piazzas on Alt t
Steam Heat; Elevator; Every Mcdern Co,
Send fcr Booklet. Concerts Daily
.iu:jwiuuii;i::muumwiu:.uimuti:n:!U!u:;
.;iiiiuJ!uiii2ti.mimiitiuiiiiuMti!iuuu::iuu.nuuatamiiiuiutw
r
THE PRINCE GEO!
ip;:l com!, i;irt
. to judge between right and!
the Riisewoou during the week. i - J. H. Mcliagh of Minneapolis and I.',,'p' r""s "a'!'-v Mv-W .vt,ar-
;L. J. M'utty of Boston and Mr. and-W. Kcliar of Sioux City. Iowa, are en-i r''"1 ,hl "''i!1', l,",i.v;
Mrs. W. C. Mutty of Old Town. Me..! joying a visit of several days at the! "NOl It TLX ANTS.
' were r?sitered at thi'itidgewood this , Prince GHrge.
week. - . ' - X. P. Day of Peoria. 111., was a
D. W, Sc.hlickir.g of Melrose, Mass., puncheon guest, nt the Prince George'
l:-,"a rec.rnt arrival at the Ridgewood. ; Wednesday.
Mr. Mrs. L. X. Wilkie of Jack-1 C. W. Peake and wile and daughter!
We ! 3
NEW HELICOPTOR j S
SOON TO BE TRIED 1
(Internationa! News Service.) I 3
iiu'.ili,iiiiUiui;i!uiuciuiu,it:ic:i!::iiL';:ut;i!.ua:n!iii'ii'iii:iit -j
i:uimiiiiit:iiiiiiiHiiiriiiiiimiiiiHiiiii!iiiiiiaiiuiiuiuu3i.imii:i;.raniui.ui!:::uu!ii!ii:;:i. a
THE HAMILTON ii
The House of Hospitality
NEW AND FIRST CLASS
OPEN THE YEAR ROUND
Mrs. I. M. Mabbette, Prop.
Every Room
DAYTON A'S LEADING HOTEL
NOW OPEN
Electrically Lighted, Steam Heated ami '
snd Cold Running Water. Elevator Ser
f I , HILYARD & HOLROYD, ProprietB
. ttttIMUIUirmiHIMauuiIIHI
7 ::ioi;:iiiu:ni.ii:i.iii::ii.n;uittJiiiMiin:itcii:U!im;au:iiu:it;uiiJuuimai:auiUiius
yonvilte 'moored to Daytona Wednes- i Cosette and sun R. C. Poake of Peak-j,;,
LONDON, Jan.
oa- a:i t were guests at lite liictgc
woo l daring their stay in the city.
A. S. Knenigof Newark, X. J.. is a
recent urrivul at the Ridgewood.
Mrs. J.. V. Wright of Chicago is a
guest ik the Ridgewood.
days '
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lady
of
at.
ville, X. Y are spending several
at the Prince George. j
Ir. an 1 Mrs. P. D. Middlekaufl". who'
came to the. Prince George early in ;
tne season u couple ot weeKs ago. I
'. Louis Itrennan.
iuveiiior i I' i he monorail irvro-
Hcopic l rail", who has been experi
ment inu tor in ore than a year on n
helicopt,,!- ;ii no aero.lrnnie near Lon
don, i.5 i.hortly to have his experiment
' ollii-iiillv le-iii'il
"in on euueua nicy t eiiirue.l 10 ,,.i,i
u.Tsun. nut., -arriveu reccuiiy at ineitne I'rince tietirge. expressiu;; the
KidgewiKjJ. ; opinioa that Daytona was the pleas
.Mr. arid Mrs.' 11. C. Noble of Xew ;antst place in which to s;end the
P.ritaiu. Corn,, are new arrivals at the; winter. They had made many friends
Ridgewood. hn the Prince George circles who were
j , " 'glad to have them return.
I'l-KHW'H" f Mr. and Mrs. .1. C. Walsh and Mr
j . : 1 :imt Mm V V I in t.. ,,,.-l.-: .i
linTn nrOni llin !-7,.ri,1.,,." ' ,' .; ' .. also o.T..r,-d him an unprecedented
f : nuitL ULdrLAnu...!roUie vZ:-;r ' r'x ,isiiiv
5VJ : While in Daytona on their way)
.t.'t..t.m?.4j..tt..t.i south.- Mr. and Mrs. 17 II. M.-Gralh
i oi v oiumous were guests lor dinner at
I the Prince Geiirge.
I Mrs. .1. II. llartletie of Oshkosh.
Wis., who has been spending a few
j'i.iy-- a' the Prince George, has gone
;t; DcLaml, but experts later to re
turn to t he Prime George.
Mr. an 1 Mrs. F. D. Danforih. who
' ave been guests for several days s,i
J. J. McCahe of Glenn Falls, X. Y..
'wild is a guest at the Despland for the
season, eatertained his friends, H. L.
.jiMtMHiimiiuniumwitiiMiiiuHiiiJw
Chop Suey
and ,
CHINESE DISHES
at
is a ii Mvierthan air falliinoA'.
which it is claimed will be" VW&ZXt
7ih. to aseend and descend vertically 1 vTfc 2:30 P. M. to 1:30 A. M.
;Or nearly so. without palling its nose
up or down, and will also be aide to:
IhoVer while i'i Hight. !
! It is utiderstool that not only has lllilMMtllMUIllltllllimmitlli
govt-rnmeivt linanced Mr.l . . . . ' 3l
iVl I A iVl 1 ri A V A IN A 1
j PRINCESS I S S EI'
3 HENRY W. HAYNES, Proprietor SEABftC
4 NOW OPEN
ii Strictly Modern, First-Class Hotel. Rates-on A
3 Auto Bus Meets All Trains
ASK THE PEOPLE THAT STOP HE?"
T i:t:iii.iniu3ii;ii.ii.i:.nii(iiittiit:;:n.i:imu:!iiiiaiiii3JU.kiiimt:uNit'Hi:imiinHa
';iiiiKiiiMt3iimB:iaitiaiw:Hmn:HMiimiioitiiiiiiiBir
THE BALTOII
sr
I lite Rritish
' ; Itrc-iinan's helicopter expert mem h
but
:'I ion proves success-
(Formerly The Bennett)
2 Under Ownership Managemmt
6 NORTH RIDGEWOOD AVENtE
Fxcellent Culeine
COB DALTON, Proprietor
!lit3:!iiituiui;iiiii!iiui)iu:i!inu!iiti::u:ii:uM:;uiHuiiUit3iiiiU!U!!it3i3MiHitSiW
-:!i:i!iiiii;uiiiiitiuiiii:Hiniiiuiit3M,i:iii:iit:iiii:uiiiiit3iuiuiHiuUHi:ittHtc3eiuyiHiUM
Direct Steamship Service
NEW SHORT EXPRESS ROUTE.
e Prince George, have jione
iiami. but will later return.
A paper collar has been made to
protect the stems of delicate plants
after thfy have been p!;:ited.
Ojieen Mary
' pert niilliner.
of England is nn
Urougbtoit. C V. Higley and Georg.
P. l'rauuock for lUnuer on Wednesday.
Mr. an 1 Mrs; Charles E. Russell of
La . Porte, lud.. are newly arrived
.guests at tlie Desoland. Tin y will be
there for Che winier. This is their
lirst 'seas.-.it in Daytena and they ar
Very much pleaded with the city, t!'
climate ;u !t their hotel surroundiiih ,.
. C- T. Riisse'.l and Miss V. H. Kla'-n
ht Charlot:!', X, 17. and guests at Uie
V-rJttoa liv.i, were guests for dinner at
the Despland on Wednesday,
t E. llell. -who has been looking after
business U-terests in Daytona, was a
.gilest at the Despland while in the
4-ity. Ilis home is in New ork City
Mr. and 'Mrs. Thomas T. Hopper of
Rye, N. Y., are among the new arri
vals at tilt Despland.
. John Wir-ter of Melbourne Reach,
Fia., was in Daytona during the week
and made the Despland his headquar
ters. . ;
is registered at the Do spland. " " ! hlv ffiLS
. 31 ra. 1 IU Mtore Steams, . Airs. J. J. . "Hwi or excellence
Ken '.rlck an 1 Mrs-. 15. E. Brown, who j
are spending some liaie in DeLand.
visited in Daytona during the we'll j
and were .t -sis t,t the Despland. '
PRISONERS' BRAVERY
MAY WIN PARDON
(International News Service.)
M t HESTKIi. . . Jan. ;; , .
fetpiest has been ef to (lovetlloi
John II. Harllett. m Concord, for the
pardoning of eleven prisonei-H wlnv ;is-si:-ei
In li-.lit in:; the recent lire in
Ibe t'oo:; Coiuuv (lo'ise of forrei I ion
3
3:00 PM.
8:00 AM.
4:30 PM.
8.C0 AM.
war tax $1,00
rt e
on to. The convicts are all short I
crni men. - -
I
rWRIDA5)AiNTVOrClNOS
HOTEL NEPTUNE
Ocian Ave. Seabreeze, Florida.
All large Otitslde rooms with or without
private baths. Overlooking the ocean.
Excellent - Cuisine. Reasonalbe rate3.
Phone 21.
- ..J
OVERNIGHT
Palatial Steamer 'CITY OF MIAMI"
SAILINGS:
Leave Miami Monday, Friday
Arrive Havana Tuesday, Saturday
Leave Havana Tuesday, Saturday
Arrive Miami Wednesday. Saturday
FARES INCLUDING BERTH
One way $25.00: war t.n $1.00. Round trip $40.00
Parlor $10.00 extra. Dinirq Srrvice a l.i c
IMPORTANT
Passengers can procure passports at the company's city ticket office,
Hotel Halcyon Enild:ng, Miami
HOTELS
Passen(j.-rs may travel on passport application, and blanks for same
can be procured at company's city ticket office. Hotel Halcyon Building,
jg Reservations can be made at any "Ask Mr. Foster Office" or
s HAVANA -AMERICAN STEAMSHIP CORPORATION
! 2 Hotel Halcyo Onuilding. Phone 17'-
15
, viiiiiiinniMiiiuiiiiiNiiMiuiiiiiiiiiHituiiiM
RUN g
BRETTON Kill
Overlooking the Ocean
ORMOND BEACH, FLA.
NOW OPEN
JAS. P. VINING,. Proprietor
I iE:i:h;h .iu:t;i:uiiniu:t 31. iisuiiiiiiJiitHiitti'-tJijititiniiicsatiiiMi-iitiiJiuttiiUtriHiiitwuiaiiei-ir"
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HOMESPUN SHOP
51S Ocean Boulevard
Seabreeze
MRS. JEAN NEVILLE
Mail Orders Soiirita
Special Pnck.ines fnr r.if.
; Tourists' Trade a Specialty
i Phone 64Z-J, Ormond, Florida'
80, BUT CAN'T REMARRY
INDIANA! OUS. an. . 2tV Judg
Moll grantd Mrs. Louise Slyvis, So.
a - divort" tjom George Slyvis. St.
whom fdie'-married in 1914. Then he
informed her that she could not re
lnai ry 'withiti t wo yeai-3.
..j. . , . t
The first negro state bank in Ch:
cago ha3 beou oyened.
Notrd lac 18 -Me CnU Caaiw
oam ol the bnm in the South.
Located on a kinh ndgr. nrmr th
cnitr 4 titn I lorid. Pucb.
dry air. Vamul and in'.MTnd
gow.eila nd doKlM. 1 Fnni,
RtSat and Motomi. Optn
January Irt. AcMrna
tho.C Broalu. Muir
Vt -
ALLANWOOD INN
BANQUETS DINNERS
LUNCHEONS
SUPPER DANCES
Allandale. Phone 2130
F. B. Nordman, Jr.
"No. Nine Grove'
Grower and Shipper ef Fancy
CITRUS FRUIT3
M,ilir of Pure Jellirs, Preserves,
M irmaljrtei and Cryatalllivd Fruits
. Ormcnd Beach, Fia..
HE-SEA
WILBUR-BY-T
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mwai utAUTIFUL BUNGALOW TOWN IN THE SUNNY SOUTH I
Six Miles South of Daytona. 9
Not a Prospect, but a Reality.
Only 800 feet from Ocean to River
the heart of the Fishing Grounds.
Boating, Fishincr.
l ai ii beautiful Hemniinjj
i'uik. i ,'in ci.it r,i to lin.urci and
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J. II kavanaugh, Manaeer
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11 EAST COAST
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FLAGLER SYSTEM
Right in
Bathing,
Schedule in Effect January 4th, 1
DEPARTURES FROM DAYTONA:
SOUTHBOUND
Trains Lv.r 1:26 A. M.; 1:47 A
DAYTONA OFFICE:
278 SOUTH BEACH STREET
OVER GRUBER. MORRIS HARDWARE STORE
9-11 A. M.
1
00 P.
33 P.
M. ;
M.;
M.
1:44 P. M,
9.10 P. M.
NOHTHEOi.'
Trj.ns Lv.: 4:12 A. if '
8:45 Kt:
3.25 P.
Arrangements may be made for ?
calling at our Daytona Office.
2-4 P. M.
trip to Wilbur-by-tha-Sea by
No.
Thicgh, Local and Pullman Ticket
Conplete Time Tables and Information
CITY TICKET 0FFIC
5 Magnoiia Avenue.
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