The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-11-26

Get your Boys School Shoes from
Chittenden 4 Co., and have them last
through the season. 20
Hon. j. w. MahaRy. Of Gretna, Fla.,
one Of Gadsdsn's able representatives
~ the late session Of the legislature,
spent Tuesday here.
A great time h promised at the
WOOdmsn's Log Rolling on Greene
Square Monday night. The Gilchrist
Band will be there.
Good board and nice rooms near 10
27.tf r. n. Bradford.
Miss Mary Raney returned Wednes-
day from Pembroke, KY, where she
has been on Vlsit 20 friends and
relatives.
The Railroad Commission will leave
for Tampa Monday, where they again
consider the matter Of that Tampa
Union Depot.
Railroad Commissioners X. n. Burr
and N. n. Bitch have returned from q
National Gathering Of Railroad Com
missiOners IN Washington, d. G.
Misses Hester and Agnes Williamson,
two Of The young ladies Of the College,
spent Thanksgiving at their home Ia
WOOdville.
J. J. WhispelL formerly Of Tallahas-
see, and one Of the most suceessfulreal
estate men ever IN this section, spent
Sunday ~ the Leon.
Mrs. Frank Ball, who has been the
charming guest Of Mrs. Ward, Of South
Monroe street, returned 20 her home IN
White Springs last Saturday.
W. 8. Gillian and family are registered
&C the Leon. They are from Lexlng-
ton, NC, and will remain In the Capital
City several days.
The Demonstration Fair Of the W0-
mans Club will be quite an interesting
incident. Suppose you 20 down next
week and see.
An I'd. v. Price Suit recommends its
self, always correct IN style, and u
holds its shape. Chlttenden q Co. sole
agents for the city. 40
A. P. MeCaskill, one ofsthe most In.
dustriOus farmers Of Leon, was present
&C the Chamber Of Commerce meeting
last Tuesday night.
An experienced truck and general
farmer and 3 good worker wants posi-
ton; white; married, and Industrious.
Address Farmer" care The True
Democrat. A0-tf
Ira Watson, who came home 10 spend
Thanksgiving, has decided 70 remain
over and help the Athletics put Il on
the University boys tomorrow.
A pair Of those Lord q TaylOr's cell
sbrated Onyx Silk Hosiery tor ladies'
would make q pretty Christmas gift;
order them from Chittenden b Co. 40
Governor Albert w. Gllchrist led the
Grand March 20 the Thanksgiving
German with Miss Agnes Harris, In
structOr IN Domestic Science at the Col
lege for Women.
In buying q Suit have one that will
wear and give satisfaction Il will be
made BY Ia. V. Price q Co, Of Chi
eagO, " ordered through Chittenden a
Co. 20
The Kappa Delta Sorority Of the Wo.
mans College we're present at the wed
ding Of one OF their members, Miss
Daisy Spears, 70 Mr.. Charles o. An
dfowu.
Rev. Finley J. Patterson, brother Of
Rev. Ira 8. Patterson, OF Trinity
church, is the successor Of Rev. ]. y.
Woodward Sc pastor Of Boulevard. He
u already meeting and becoming en-.
dearod % hla congregation.
Headquarters In Tallor.mads Cloth.
ing, Chitionden q Co., who are aeeus.
toned % measuring, and the style and
flt Of an OF Ed. v. Price Suits are guar
antsed. 10
Mrs., v. r. Balkc0m eteFtalnsd % six
handed euchrs tuesday evening IN honor
OF Mas Daisy Spears, whose wedding
% Mr.. Charles o. Andrews was solemn
iSod the following evening.
Chittondan a Co. offer one hundred
Shirts for twenty Eve and dfty cents q
piece, and two hundred pairs Of Shoes
IRON twenty-five % fifty cents per pair.
These goods must be out Of the way for
the new Spring Stock. 20
Mias Mary Whitfield win entertain at
q bridge party IN honor Of Miss Alma
DeCOttes, Of jacksonville, the attract
i've niece Of MrA Fred. q. Myers, to-
morrow.
Men ARE now demanding collars m
quarter sizes, the only place In The city
where they are carried u ChIttenden q
Co.'S. The famoue Earl q Wilson
Collar" carried oaly By Chittenden q
Co. -
w. o. w. LE0N CAigF No. q
Woo3man 81 tho Worid meets every
Monday nlRht IN ~. o. 81 hall over
Gilmore 9 Davis hardware nteFe, mem.
hefa nnd Vinltlnr HoVnfcI4na cordially
invites 3 attend these meetinga 81