The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1910-12-23

h. b, Wilson, of Lakeland, will ar
rive IN Fort Pierce tomorrow to spend
the holidays with his son and family,
Mr. and Mrs. l.. H. Wilson.
write Marx Brothers, Jacksonville,
Fla, for prices on Maine Red Bliss
triumph and Spalding No Rose Seed
POTATOES; genuine Maine seed.
The children of the Episcopal Sunday
school are requested to meet at the
church this friday afternoon at g
O'Clock, to practice the Christmas
carols
superior Roast Mutton, Is cents per
can, and Olney's Telephone brand can.
ned peas, are two new canned delicacies
just placed on our shelves. VanLand.
ingham & Sons.
Among the advance Christmas greet
lngs received by THE TRIBUNE, comes
one from Count de Malherbe, from
Avron, Mayenne, France, which is
much appreciated.
We have a few Blue China Toilet sets
of twelve pieces which we have mark
ed at 81. This is your opportunity to
save. Call while they last. VanLand!
ingham & Sons.
W. N. Hays arrived last Saturday
night from his northern home in Cham
paign, ILL.,, and will spend the Christ
mas holidays here with his daughter,
Mrs. H. Salisbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank R. Asst and
daughter, of Buckhannon, W. Va,
have arrived, and will spend the winter
with Commodore l.. r. Phillips, aboard
the houseboat, Hermit Crab.
Mr. and Mrs. G. H. jackson and two
children, of Conasauga. Tenn. arrived
in Fort Pierce last Saturday, and will
spend the holidays with their brother
and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. W.R. Jackson.
The Florida Photographic Concern
report the most active Holiday trade
that they have ever had. Since Tues
day they have been obliged to decline
all further orders for Christmas deliv-
cry.
Where do you buy your coffee? We
keep the following brands: Maxwell
HOUSE," jackson Square" yours
Truly" Bliss" "Faultless. No
better coffee at any price. VanLand-
ingham & Sons.
Don't forget the Fireman's Ball in
the Improvement Club Hall. the even
ing of Saturday, December Slst. 1t
will be a benefit dance for the local fire
department. and should be literally
patronized by the lovers of the Terpis-
cOrean art.
The Fort Pierce hotel, under the
management of Frank NJ. Tyler, will
open to the public Saturday, December
3lst. Many reservations have already
been made, and the prospects for the
most bright tourist season ever enjoyed
by Fort Pierce is most promising.
A regular communication of Fort
Pierce Lodge No 81, F. & A. M. will be
held in thu lodge-room this friday
evening, at which the annual election.
of officers will take place. There will
also be work in the third degree, and
a full attendance of members is re-
ouested promptly at appointed hour.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. W. Busch, who
have spent several weeks in Fort Pierce
and vicinity, left yesterday for their
home in Charleston, S. c., to spend
Christmas. They will return to Fort
Pierce next Wednesday. Mr. Busch is
the representative of the Robert 1.
Cochran commission company. of New
York
Elaborate and expensive plans forthe
drainage and general Improvement oil
the Fort Pierce Farms, by the Florida
East'Coast Realty Company. are being
Formulated. The Florida Photographic
Concern was this week appointed o'Nc-
ial photographers OF this great enter
mise which will render available thlr-
tv.six thousand acres Of choice lands.
The ne WY appointed photograpnefs
made their second shipment OF large
photographs to the company's WASH
;ngton, d. c., office this week, and the
series admirably portray the charms OF
our Southland.
The fact that the country back Oh
Fort Pierce is splendidly adapted 10
the cultivation of Irish potatoes; that
thew can he raised successfully ana
marketed from two weeks to one mont"
earlier than any other section OF the
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