The Punta Gorda herald. [volume], April 28, 1922, Image 7

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Vukn KXXIV. Number 17
PUNT A GORDA HFJt AI.D, PUXTA GORDV KlflRIDA
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Chas. A. Jones
IunUt Gorda, Florida
Need
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Monday will be May 1st.
After spending a month h
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n.g after his valuable property in-
Mrs. Fred Guthrie brightened At- terests- R- I Smathers departed in
"ia with a short visit. TiiAaitav .his car. Tuesdav morninir. for hi:
City homes, city lots groves, farms, unim
proved lands in large and small tracts every
thing in Charlotte county real estate on the
"tropical southwest coast to the land of sun
shine ami Bowers."
Sale
lee, Charlotte
bounties bv
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ami Glade:
! home in Asheville. North Carolina.
J. S Stevens of Mardoek, parsed '
throuch here, Monday, on his way to I Most of the business houses in
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A Place of Serice
.:, 1 Arcadia.
town, including the post office and
banks, will begin taking a half-holiday
next Wednesday afternoon and
continuing through the summer to
close every Wednesday afternoon.
allelic, Florida
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Real Estate
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Arcadia, Florida
give you prompt
and efficient service on
Abstract Work
I Bom, in Solana, Wednesday after
noon, to Mr. and Mrs. Braxton Will
lams, u daughter.
Mi. and Mis. Stingley, having en
joyed the season here, b it, this morn
ing for their home in Illinois.
i Mrs. Leona Greene-Daniels will
; keep open her music studio at the
school bouse during the s u ni -
inter. 1 6-tf
I Born, on his parents' farm in the
southeastern part of this county, on
Monduy, April 17th inst.. to Mr. and
Mrs. Walter A. Kaler, a son. to whom
has been given the name of Joseph
Walter Kaler. Also, in I'nnuv Gorda.
Thursday eening. 2uth inst.. to Mr.
and Mis. Larrimore ith
couple), a daughter.
Choice Meats
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Mrs. Sarah Adams, owner o
Fish Lodge, baring enjoyed th
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X son here,
4 her home
left, Tuesday
at Joplin, IUi
morntn
soui i
We keep ail Charlotte County
up to date
Sam Joyner and family cum
from Gasparilla. Monday, and are ix
cupying the Trabue cottage near th
Kpiseopal church.
up
I). Leach.
ubiquitous editor of
Commercial, and the
crass paper industry
guished visitor in this town last
Thursday and Friday, and while here
was the guest of Mr. and Mrs Paul
K. Garrett.
the and
the Lees burg ,
ather" of t aw- j
was a distin-
Wlien you buy meats here no matter what
kind you order you may lie sure always
that you will get the choicest procure
able native and western products. Give us
a trial. We will appreciate your trade.
Jones Bros. Market
records
Remarkably cool weather has pre
vailed here this week. Tuesday
morning, the temperature went as low
as 55 degrees Fab.
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C. Potter I
I tain G. W. K
, ia with their
hours, Mondai
County Commissioner V. Lee
Knight, accompanied by Mr.- Knight
and their two children, went to Tam
pa. Monday night, he to attend the
mi --ting of the State Road Commis
sion, and she to visit relatives and
ic;is. M. Stahl and Cap- attend the wedding of her sister. Miss
Siewart favored A read- Ida I'exa. The family will return by
presence for a few I the end of the week.
Picture Frames
made to order
cn izen I g
)f Miami, motored hither Sunday; at-1
an emnieii;
E. S. In era in
I. U. Nelson of Charlotte Harbor
b i t. Monday morning, for Kansas I tended the exercises of the graduating
City. Missouri, .where he will enter , class of the high school. Monday
school. night, when his daughter. Miss Lucy
Muriel Ingram, graduated, and left
Safety First
Insurance protects against Fire . Faint protects against decay.
Therefore paint is added insurance for lire and decaj are iliMiui
the alike. 2.50 per gallon lius best paint row. Tell us vooi
problem and we'll help ou
L. L. Morgan & Sons
ARCADIA, FLORIDA
PHONE in
Books
Magazines...
Newspapers
Miss Martha Stevens, having finish
ed her work as one of the high school
teachers, went to her home In Orlan
do. Monday.
Colonel Hancock went to Tampa.
Monday night, attended the meeting
of the State Road Commission, and
1came back Wednesday.
Mrs. Leona Greene-Daniels will!
continue her music class through (ne
summer and will have her studio at
next morning on his return, taking
his daughter with him. He is a
brother-in-law to Miss Lizzie Burns
f this town.
F. Morqus & Son
ARCADIA. FLORIDA
three Wf
brother.
do bv
X I lie school lif
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W. R, Locke and her two
i, after a pleasant visit of
eks here to the family oi her
A. C. Caldwell, left, Monday
for her home at Montevrde. I
accompanied as far as Orlan
Br brother, R. 0. Caldwell,
it on from there to Ocala,
will lje engaged for several
Jewelers
Opticians
EYES EXAMINED
Glasses Fitted. Fine Watch and Jewelry
kepairing
n Hi?
The three local banks closed Wed
nesday in observance of Memorial
McClelland & Co.
"The House That Appreciates
Your Trade."
Day. which was
given the day u
Mrs. F M Co
Ol a visit from h
Saint Petersbun
! Wedneadu
the onlv recognition
had th
pleasure
.ee Allen of
Sunday till
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i motored to Arcadia on a business er
rand, this morning. Colonel Chad
tnan went there by rail.
Mrs VanBurkutn and her pretty
twin babies went to Tampa, Friday
night, and joined Mr. VanBurkutn
there to make their home
Miss Ida I'exa. who spent her girl
hood at Charlotte Harbor and has
. many loving friends there as well as
! here and elsewhere, was married in
: Tampa yesterday morning to York
I Briddell, 8 valued employee of the
I Florida Citrus Exchange. The wed
jdini:, while a quiet affair, attended
only by kindred and a few special
' friends of the couple, was most at
tractively celebrated. The Tampa
Times of yesterday and the Tribune
of today contain full reports of it.
Mr. and Mrs. Briddell are now tour
ing the east coast in an automobile.
An alarm of fire given during
the noon hour. Tuesday, was caused
by the grass at A. P. Hatch's pinery
taking fire from some unknown cause.
NOW THE GREATEST ACTOMOBII f VALl k IV AMkKICA
Today's Qseriavd: 25 milts to thtgulion;
tody; ."i oamtl finish; J 30-inch spr,
..tttt
J. I). Stevens ot Murdoch, who; Many
ent an operation for append!-1 which
the Arcadia hospital, hist Sun- the ice
fast recovering and will soonJSUished
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HE kind of people who
own an uvenana re
quire more than mere trans-
portation. They r quire
comfortable riding. They
require a ood-looking car.
They require lasting economy.
das
Mrs.
: undent
citis in
day, is
be able
It. N. Smith, brother of Mrs.Kliza
I beth Turner, after enjoying a sojourn
of five months here, left, Tuesday
morning, for Oklahoma, goiiifj ia
Birmingham.
Mrs. Reagan, one ol the school
teachers, accompanied by her daugh
ter, Sarah, left, Friday afternoon, for
X Philadelphia, where they will spend
Ithe summer.
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ter a short visit here, during which
they were guests of Mn. M. A. Will
iams and her daughter, Mrs. J. H.
Hancock, left, Tuesday evening, for
their home in Ilrooklyn. New York.
William Kni:le. a very pleasant
young gentb man who spent the win
ter here as the guest of the family
of his uncle. H. D. Blazer, left Fri
day afternoon, for his home in I'ark
ersburg. West Virginia.
people huri
is a short
1 factory,
the flame;
again urged to be
about fire; for. as
every thing is so
spark may start a
gnttion. Smokers
rettes cannot be
posint; Of their
matches.
ied to the scene,
distance south of
nd quickly exiin
Fvery body is
extremely careful
every one knows,
dry that a mere
uisastrouB confla-
of cigars and ciga-
HAULING
Anything Any Time Any Place
at Reasonable Charges
City Transfer Co.
Phone 44
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Goffs Store
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too careful in dil
stubs and usei
Grocery Bargains
for Saturday, April 29
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The WsKccas I annl
Tlie lather of Success Is Work
The mother of Success is Ambition
The oldest son Is Common Sense,
Some of the other boys are Perse
verauee. Honesty. Thoroness, Fore
sight, Bnthuaiasm and Co-operation.
The oldest daughter is Character.
Some of the sisters are Cheerful
ness, Loyally, Courtesy, Care, Econo
my, Sincerity and Harmony.
The baby is Opportunity.
Get acquainted with the "old man'
and you will be able to get along
Below we are offering a number of sfieriaN tor Saturday,
;j:iid, which we believe no thrifty boosewife can bjaore.
.eioemoer, we neiivei tlie goods promptly. fou don't
carry jour own." Telephone your order.
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Admiral W R Hodges ol the
Florida state navy, was here on his
j! official rounds, Tuesday. As is known.
he is state shel-flsh commissioner,
j. lb- reports i hat his department is now
f j more than self-sustaining, and is
tartting a surplus into the , state
Z treasury
OiiKici' l.au Fffetive piil 1-1
RichnionoT Va., March 16. Vir
ginia's ouster law, w-hich provides for
the removal of state officers found
guilty of not enforcing the prohibi
tion statutes, will be put into full
effect by April 1, State Prohibition
Commissioner Harry II. Smith an
nounced today. -Florida Timea-tJn-ion.
me toll you how you inaj own ui Ox ei land 01
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Willys - Kniht without financial ine.meiiien e
Palace Cafe
J. E. SKIPPER, Agent
Fl.VTA OOBDA. FLA.
The Best and Cleanest in Town. Open
5 a. m. Close 11:45 p. m. Your pat
ronage will be appreciated.
J. S. Page, Prop.
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