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Put the difference in the bank. The
saving between Ford cost and heavy
car cost is “velvet” for the prudent
buyer. He knows the Ford not only
saves him dollars but serves him
best. IPs a better car sold at a low
er price and backed with Ford ser
vice and guarantee.
Automobile Painting, Gold and Silver lettering, Ford Parts.
TARPON GARAGE
H. C. CLAYTON, Prop.
50 POUND, FULL SIZE COTTON MATTRESS
Wei -made, Art Ticking, Roll-edge and Round Corners
SEE THEM!
SPECIAL PRICE, $4.75 EACH
Special Attention to Mail Orders
SEMINOLE MATTRESS CO. 1538 Franklin St.
TAMPA, FLORIDA
Tarpon Lumber Company
Mill Capacity 20,000 Feet Daily ,
W. M. MOSLEY, Manager
YELLOW PINE LUMBER
CE. Heavy Dimension Stock a Specialty,
d, Dressed Stock Kiln Dried and Bundled,
d. Mouldings, Shingles, and Lathes.
PHONE 135
TAR PON A SPRINGS, FLORIDA
'lands
WWfMtiauMinaii»nmii nr HI I '■ ■«- ——
In large and small tradts, suit
able for trucking and citrus
fruit culture. CL The price is
quite within your reach. :: ::
Building lots suitable for all purposes
Lake Butler Villa Company
JOHN K. CHEYNEY, Secretary and Treasurer
TARPON SPRINGS, FLORIDA
—LOTS
HEAVY FALL STOCK OF NEW
GOODS JUST IN.
Perfection Oil Heaters, Air-Tight Woo 1 Heaters, Cook Stoves
and ranges. Aluminum Ware, Fishing l ackle, Most everything
in Sportmen’s Supplies' Cutlery, Tools, Builders’ Hardware, Roof
ing, Fencing, Garden Tools, Farm Implements, etc.
BEST SERVICE, QUALITY AND PRICES.
The G. E. Noblit Hardware Company
TARPON SPRINGS, - - FLORIDA
Established 1885. Incorporated 1910.
G. E„ NOBLIT, i W. H. GOURLEY,
President Vice-Pres. & Treas.
WE ARE PREPARED WITH EXTRA HEAVY
TRUCKS TO DO EXTRA HEAVY HAULING
No such excellent equipment as we possess for doing this
class of work has ever been brought to South Florida. Let us
know your needs in the line of heavy hauling.
TARPON LUMBER CO.
TARPON SPRINGS, - - FLORIDA
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Plenty of rain just now.
Dr. J. A. Kyle has moved to Elfers.
Egg plant and peppers are looking
fine.
Everybody in Port Richey is busy
just now.
Randall came up from St. Peters
burg, Tuesday.
Mr. Pinkham, of Mass., is building
a house north of J. H. Casey’s.
Dr. G. W. Randall is building a
house on his tract in Section 4.
Mr. Davis, of Michigan, is building
a new house west of Mr. Malstroms.
Toney DeVreis and F. I. Grey are
building new houses on their tracts
in Section 33.
W. H. Cole, of the P. O. district has
sold his residence to Mr. Townsend,
of Pennsylvania.
J. G. Holzschriter is clearing five
five acres of land which will be add
ed to his nursury.
Cornell and Poole are painting the
McNatt building which is being used
for school purposes.
Mr. Clark an inspector for the
growers’ and Shippers’ league is stop
ping at Hotel Richey.
Dr. Paul, of Grand Rapids, is build
ing a 20-room house and Case on the
lot north of the hardware store.
Inspectors are busy looking over
the groves in this vicinity but this
far no citrus canker has been found.
It is expected that quite a number
of new houses will be in process of
construction as soon as lumber can
be obtained.
Rev. Dr. Tomkies conducted di
vine service in the school building
Sunday P. M. He will hold another
service in the same place Nov. 29th.
Tony De Vries has purchased the
Mcßae lot so called, containing 58
acres west of Lynn W. in Sect. 4. He
is to cut it in 5 acres lots and place
it on the market.
Grey-Casey.
A pleasant event of the week was
the wedding of Frank I Grey and Miss
Mary Casey two popular young peo
ple of this town which took place in
Tampa Thursday Nov. 19.
The bride is a native of NobTesville,
Indiana, coming here with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Casey a year
and a half ago and Mr. Grey came
here from Lynn, Mass., last fall. The
best wishes of their many friends go
with them in their new relations/
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OZONA OUTINGS. ft
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Mrs. Olso is having her cottage on
the North Beach painted.
Mesdames Olson and Phelps were
shoppers in Clearwater last Tuesday.
Mrs. J. C. Jordan and daughter Miss
Gussie are spending sometime In Tam
pa.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hart, of Oil
City, Pa., arrived last Wednesday
morning.
Little Morris Robinson is recovering
from a recent illness much to the de
light of his friends.
Mesdames M. E. Young, C. E. Lew
is and W. W. Saunders were shoppers
in Clearwater last Tuesday.
Mrs. Ballard, of Eldorado Springs,
accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Gooch is
settled in her cottage on Bay st.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Economos, of
Tarpon Springs were the guests of
Dr. and Mrs. H. E. Whitford last
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis and daughter
Miss Alice, and Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Jordan motored to Crystal Beach last
Thursday.
Miss Alice Lewis is now the happy
possessor of a fine row boat, recently
purchased from Mrs. H. M. Phelps.
Miss Lewis is now not only enjoying
the water herself but is kindly en
tertaining her friends with rides on
the bay.
Mr. and Mrs. DeWitt Gooch of Bell
flower, 111., arrived Tuesday evening
and are comfortably located in their
cottage on the Bay. They were ac
companied by their granddaughter,
Miss Fannie Phillips, of Kansas City,
who will remain with them during the
winter.
W. c7t. U.’S Adjourn.
Atlanta, Nov. 18.—The forty-ninth
annual General conference of the Wo
men's Christian Temperance Union
ended here today. Selection of a place
of meeting in 1915 is expected to be
made here by the executive committee.
THE JBVENING LEADER
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Annie Whitehurst returned from
Clearwater last Thursday.
R. E. Gause was transacting busi
ness in Clearwater Wednesday.
Mrs. B. G. Scribner is still on the
sick list but is slowly improving.
W. W. Clark, William and Albert
Pritchard spent Sunday in Tampa.
F. Dannenroann has just received a
fine bird dog,lrish setter, from Geor
gia.
Mrs. A. M. Campbell remains sick
but is thought to be a little better at
Present.
Otis Davenport, of Sutherland Col
lege preached here Sunday in place of
Rev. Hodnett who is away.
Mrs. Willing and son, of Ashtabula,
Ohio, arrived last week and will spend
the winter at D. F. Robinsons.
Grandma Gause who has been quite
sick is very much better and Mrs.
Dekle has returned to her home in
Tampa.
Mrs. R. E. Gause has been quite
sick with a severe attack of pleuricy
but is better now, Dr. Albaugh wal in
attendance.
W. W. Clark and sons, William and
Robert and Albert Pritchard and
Chas. Myers attended the funeral Sat
urday afternoon at Curlew Church.
Clarence Charlton, of Grand Rapids,
Mich., son of J. F. Charlton arrived
Tuesday night and intends to make
this place his home. He has been
visiting relatives and friends in New
Orleans, La., on his way here.
This community was shocked to
hear of the sudden death last week
of Mr. Stephen Dickson. Mr. Dick
son was well known here having
worked for W. W. Clark for a good
many years and was held in the high
est esteem by every body.
BETTER FEELING
VERY WIDE-SPREAD.
(Continued from Page 1.)
sion of representative Northwest
bankers to subscribe $1,000,000 in the
$150,000,000 cotton pool.
Factories Work Overtime.
Cleveland, Ohio, Nov. 18.—B?.hkers
and brokers report an easip money
market and there is some/ talk of
opening the local Stoc]/ Exchange
within a-short, time. ,„Jr .
Several huto factories and com
panies making auto parts are working
overtime. The open weather has kept
building activities going at top speed
and there are fewer unemployed than
a month ago. These are factors in the
present business situation, which
'Cleveland men of affairs say, show
much improvement and prospects for
permanent betterment.
Confidence Restored.
Atlanta, Ga., Nov. 18.—The opening
of the Federal Reserve Bank in this
city relieved approximately $2,200,000
of reserves here. The new bank start
ed with $4,600,000 deposits.
The bank’s governor, Joseph A.
McCord, said today:
“I believe that the opening of the
Federal Reserve Banks will prove the
greatest of all possible aids to the
restoration of business confidence in
the South.”
Cotton Price Boosted.
Dallas, Tex., Nov. 18.—Officials of
the Federal Reserve Eank at Dallas
say the amount of reserve released
was front $6,000,000 to $7,000,000.
The price of spot cotton, middling
basis advanced approximately one
cent a pound during the last week.
Middling is quoted as seven and one
half cents.
Mallory Liner Injured.
NEW \ ORK, Nov. 18—The Mallory
Line steamship Comal, for Galveston,
and the White Star Line Baltic, for
Liverpool, collided late today as both
ships were outward bound through
Ambrose Channel. The Comal re
turned to her dock where it was found
that she had been seriously damaged
and her sailing was cancelled. The
Baltic apparently was not damaged,
and proceeded to sea.
Britain Helps Belgians.
LONDON, Nov. 18.—(7:38 p. m.)—
The Foreign Office today announced
the British government had contribu
ted $500,000 to the Belgian govern
ment for the purchase of foodstuffs
for destitute Belgians.
WAR COSTING BRITISH
$3,000,000 EACH DAY.
London,. F[ov. 16.—Premier Asquith
stated in the house of commons this
afternoon that the war already was
costing Great Britain from $4,500,000
to $5,000,000 daily.
Sunshine on St. Petersburg every
day fcjr nine months. No wonder they
have been having hot times over there.
—Tampa Tribune.
HOTEL DIRECTORY
I HOTEL ROYAL
Formerly The Old Hillsboro.
EUROPEAN PLAN
Comer Florida Avenue and Mad
ison Street.
Opposite Court House.
Ask the Traveling Man-He Knows
Thoroughly Screened and Remodeled.
E. F. WYATT, Prop.
’Phone 1770. TAMPA, FLA.
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HOTEL OLIVE
117-119 Franklin St. Tampa, Fla
A new hotel, equipped with all
modern conveniences. First
class in every particular
STRICTLY EUROPEAN PLAN.
RATES
65 Rooms with use of bstfa SI.OO to $1.50
15 Rooms with private bath 1.50 to 2.00
Case in connection with hotel.
Your patronage solicited.
S. J. CARNES, Proprietor
DeSOTO HOTEL
American and
European Plan
TAMPA, - FLORIDA
SPECIAL DINNERS
11:30 a. m. to 8:00 p. m.
25c :: 35c :: 50c
Orchestra Music : Rest Room for
Ladies : Smoking Room for Men
TAMPA, FLA.
WE RECOVER OLD AUTO TOPS
And Satisfy customers
WHITTENBURG & BOYD
• 1101 Florida Avenue
Write for Samples and Prices.
A newline of
Eastman Kodaks
AND
Kodak Supplies
JUST RECEIVED
AT THE
OLD RELIABLE
DRUG STORE
MRS. C. D. WEBSTER, Prop.
J. E. ETZLER
106 West Oak Street
TAMPA, - FLORIDA
AGENT FOR
Midland Cigar Lighter,
Duplex Stamp Vender,
American Adding Ma
chine, - $35.00
AUTO TOPS
RECOVERED
B. V. JONES
Tampa., Fla.
Let us call Daily for your orders for
GROCERIES
Our Stock contains every
thing required for the Table
in both substantials and domes
tic and imported delicacies.
Our aim is to keep only the
Be£t and Freshest, and to make
Prices as Low as Possible.
B. J. KNOWLES
Safford Avenue.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1914.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
DR. A. P. ALBAUGH,
Physician and Surgeon
Office hours 8 to 9 a. m.
“ “ 1 to 2 p. m.
“ “ 7 to 8 p. m.
Phones: Office No. 6; Res. No 13.
DR. I. J. BELCHER
Physician and Surgeon
Office over Sponge Exchange Bank
Office hours: 7 to 8 a. m.
“ “ Ito2p. m.
“ “ 7toßp. m.
Phones: Office, No. 72, Res. No. 6ft
J. E. DOUGLASS W. J. VINSON
Res. Phone 2 Res. Phone 19
DRS. DOUGLASS & VINSON
Office Hours 7 to 8 a. m.
” ” 2to3p. m.
” ” 7toßp. m.
Office No. 11l East Tarpon Ave.
Phone No. 67
DR. H. B. PATTJSHALL
Dentist.
Office in Sponge Ex, Bank Bldg.
Hours: 8 to 12 and 1 to 4.
Phone 72A. Tarpon Springs I^a.
J. S. REGISTER. “
Notary Public
. State of Florida at Large.
UNDERTAKER AND EMBALMER.
Calls answered day or night
L. D. VINSON.
John F. Groene M. G. Blackwell, Jr.
GROENE & BLACKWELL.
Attorneys and Counsellors at Law.
Offices in New Meres Bnilding,
Tarpon Springs, Florida.
James B. Gibson A. C. Brooks
GIBSON & BROOKS
Lawyers
Rooms 4 and 5, Meres Building
Tarpon Springs, Fla.
JNO. K. CHEYNEY
PRODUCER AND PACKER 0F
Florida Sponges
Rock Island Sheeps Wool
Anclote Yellow and Anclote
Crass.
This Space is Reserved by
L. D. VINSON
The Moil Complete Dry Goods
and Furniture Store in this
City.
Criss & Westfall
SIGNS—v
Plain, Fancy and Pictorial Signs,
Bulletins and Display Advertising
THEAI RE CURTAINS and SCEN
ERY A SPECIALTY.
206 W. Lafayette St, - TAMPA, FLA.
HOT DRINKS
MENU
Hot Chocolate with real Whip
ped Creanf and Dainty Wa
fers, 10c
Coffee, 05c
Tomato Bouillon, 10c
Clam “ 10c
Oyster “ 10c
Beef “ 10c
Chicken “ 10c
• AT THE FOUNTAIN.
West Drug Co.
' * *
Store
“They-Die”
KILLS
ALL INSECTS
AND HEALS
ALL SORES.
FOR SALE BY
WEST DRUG CO.
We are showing the swellest
line of Ladies’
SHIRT WAISTS
in the city, and that’s not all.
The prices are surpris
ingly low.
See the demonstration of
Nu-Bone Corsets.
THE MIRROR
1105 Franklin St. Phone 2625

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