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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-13
olmunoien
/ Siour City.
Sr. Rcnafter

Sr. Rc6oftcr!
%0aarfpcIo bolot Guptciu RoaI6
N%mnuOicn lit 6orcorog opcr Snopo.
lens Sp0o0clic pau @pen5 Iuottorls
nm. San bIcu introbuccrCt AZ Mo-
por Smith, Tom uotrpftc i'm @Iroe
oucr. at ri baphc 9@rcn al Ell ina
perocnSbcremt Mtun6& @cipQ, hpt5
gtapn er ifrCuct in0 / &iitoriCn ior
ole Cher.
Ser itoo aItinn InaIcpcnbe for o5
Ben Minno, ion haoOc uorcttct, bpoo
ingcn bupoc mogtet % tnitet @lon&
oucr port tiGrc 6UhreIan0 iom in
gen onocn.
MGu funbc ocnnc elcQontC Ser
hcnSmanb pirfeIiQ Ia tilbraQt en- Itor
Del al lit @ip / Sc cuiQe Sucmorfcr,
tIGOt | Sfin0, tro0icnoe oc melt opcr.
mcnncitcIigc StrobooiCr? &nr octtc
Soften ira NorbpcitpoaioGcn oq Spo.
pollen? - San bc9pubtc tit Sore
Drag meo at ircmpiic ct Qrcit &art
al Sc antorttiifc Ggnc, bporpaa bans
Hltc bar tegnet, oQ cnfClt o. notllrs
Iiot fortaIte ban ON SGrocn Ip0ouer.
San irenrpiite 2pSbiueoer al "6rom"
2ipct ombpro, Natllrcn Ocrncoc, De-
res Irbeioc poo &intcrtoortcrct
"Srambeim", 6ereS forltielliGe Nr'
beioSrum UNDER Snecrl, 0Crc5 Sors
bcreoClicr for SIpOetllrcn til EolCn
% SunoCuc % ocrcS ScIte life at
iorgIcmmc. vi felqcr Dem poo bereS
Strabaoicr oper (S&borricrcn til Het.
icnS Maal, set Itoltc Eicblif, bo Nors
0eS Ilag blcp plontet paa ~&orocn1
ipoliQite Glmtt. 9d breo Npplaus
len riQtig los, % Scgciitringcn TOO
paa Sgi0eplmftct. &ln Ell @arlg
nGpnte ban at Oe bup0e &anlfclighcs
ser at firupe mc0, og set bar, oa De
maatte flatre opopCr iaa bratte
SfroaninQcr, at BET fog 20 0u1oe
for Ell Slpoc. Oilers funOe ulon al
oenre beifeonc Wtuu05 6remittQitg
iua Ginotrpffct al, at &c por noe paa
en- 2pittlr, ifient mon al @~tucoernc
LET flrnOe f%oritao, buiIte irDgtcIl8c
Strabaoier 0c maattc gicnncmGaa.
9Grc bare ot$ic flGffe, moOtgc norItc
WtGnol
Sr. %gmuroicn& 6orcoro9 her bar
UNDER 5oreninQen "Norgc8" Iuipts
cier, % set er bcfIagelia at 6oriam.
linQcu if,tIoc ppre laa lioerr, at man
utpiliomt table paa 6~orctagcnoet.
Oct Cr oQiaa neoilanen0e, at Sntc'
re5ieu ifal opre iao lioen / Ell Iaapa5
Itor 9p iom bette mco Ell nor'f Be
iolfning pao ca. 5000.
Gll, iom lGIcr Bette, % nil ioo Mn
leOning iii at bsrc Dor bcremte
9aro8mono TortGQc ON lin Gaoo,
rpit OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES al dig %
oaol On Oil ioooiIt life ur8re Def,
men fommc biem opIipet, be8eiitret
mco mt WoO til S~iU3tampen, i0et
on far Jolt ct &uit ira Ell bolerc It-
moIfGre.
Griitiuc Sou0cn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-13

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Suuoc % ifal
ilptte til GitIanoct.
@co nplia aiholot DISCRIMINATING
| Bergen oprlaaeoe SoSieitranoen5
Weicri SelpmeoaIie for Snter. Ei.
iteie, Stranobarm, &ifsu % Nors
hciutiuno Mcieri lit 9ronccmconIic.
SntaitranNcnS Weicri 1T SelomcoaI'
ic for 8ammcloit.
) 8ranuin bar man ct StoGlag
Tom bar arbcibet / - Mar. Noo
freoct Warf or / bette Sio2rrm no.
pIoutct $4,000 6itru % 10000
8rau. Sagct bar ogioa FrsOcortft
meo at pIonte @ron. u6eu al Den bltr
ireoct. : 1909 bIeu Qiort 6orisG
mco at pIante nncrifanit 6lcLo'toQ
omfrinQ 600 NJ. oper Sapct. 6or
ieQet falot hcIoia no. ibct &c pulgte
0lautcr - GiuuS QtIrra5dua, Eecca
GngrImonni % &iccu %lnae1r@ -
tribes ao0t. % ihpocr noQcnnunbc goo
0efit. : IS. Sol" mcoOcIc@, al IL
0cu 1900 or @ronuin uoplantct
100000 YloutCr.
Otter en- lang % poIoiom <ifc'
peir5tur bar ri MI paffert % mIlot
Taarpeir.
2iitcis, 2S0c WartS 1918.
q. q. Sfaar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-13
Ssosfalo / 1912-13.

apam: (Sftober-Iecember 1912
Spnneua s. Huffen, 81 Iar. Grfe
Wtaria G~rifsoattcr Wo, 80. 8br.
San .. Mo, 66. Siemano Sob5.
9. Hettcluno, Ct. Iil5 z. alppe,
80. Sppoqraf Hils Hougitoo, 10.
Barn 9orgbiIo Z. Speit. Slt@manO
6reorif q. 2iiteis, So. Su$mono
Cars Sob@. @grie, 6S. &aarmono
Gnore WtcIstpcit, 300 / 6ebruor iiOit-
Ieoen, S615 Ior 9ammcl. Sncofcr
Cars Sol0al, Horbeimiun0, 300 1Ooe
6ebruar, 80 Nor al. San bap0e pG,
ret ipgclig ct Bar Iars 3io.
lllpif: &oarcnfe SSngeleiu e..
SaugsncS, II Mar. Sterarbeibcr
Gnore s. ScrciO, 80. Susmon0
Often s.. GioouI, rs. &uarmano
Iils 5. IeSbcim, 81. arbeiocr Siur
u. Spolc, 81. 8aarobr. CoonuIno
q. Garberg, Il, Gnfe ariiti G..
Rspic, 40. 4rbcioer Conrad e.
Seiger. %. Gi0c @nna 3. Spiloc,
70. 8oaromanbatone Mtarta 5. RIOS
polo, SO. aelncr Siur W. Sieltnes,
81. Geiilio g. &arberg, 81 Nar.
Stranbebarm: Susmonostone
Maria @rl1, rs Nor. 8oarom. Some
eli 4aie, 81. Selpeter Crit Sci
itrsm, 68. Some aari HiIa, IS.
8br. Safob 2ingn,43. Susmano iSa.
fob Clones, So. Susmano Sla u.
9psuif, 81. @uorOmmosfoue Gnna
Sammaren, 43. %igleif Sfare, 9ru,
50. aar.
aaptcin Claus Soban Hateig poa
"Sgnoborolan0" or aigaaet peo Do
Oen / Bergen eitcr finn nogIe Cages
SpgeIeie. llnoer BET itormeuOe Beir
poa Be iiOite Cure ban gjorOe meo lit
Sfib, paabrog ban ii9 SungebetGus
oclie. San blcD finn ~ gar al.
Sanobanoler @uttorm q. @lsafer,
Siues, bsOe 25oe Sanuar, 10 aar
gammel.
ainiarpif Spurcbanf bar / iioite
Observation-Disclosures bl. q. beuilget
SIR. 333,00 aarlig til gioiioro Stole.
p9ien. iii Saroan9er Spgoemuie-
mn (paa lltle) beUilgebes SER. 3400.
Eli ERECTION gienpolgteS: Siur
Sponbeim Smut 9amre % ears ..
9leie.
RiIs gif & SO. ! Giiteis, iom ori.
per notwithstanding, bar fjsbt Ell
Cont / Sboa, bpor De antagelig uil
anlPgge Ell 6ilial.
3oie 9aaifeoag bolbteS Mutton
Dos anptein $. Gge, Rorbeimihnb,
Der bar iolst jim gienoom Seriieos til
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-13
C%ucrinlSt ham pua StatiOncn.


Nr. =. 9cniou ira llpIaHO. gtcbr.,
iortUQcr ON en- mtcresiout GpIcucls
ic han bauoc / llpIurto, Oa bun gift
til Stutioneu for at bcntc N aosie
altrifo, iom ban bauOe beitIIt. San
ifrtUcr: Ceres alirifo gi6r eu bel
Del 0oot og cr iterft citcriprIrgt al
GoIt. "a icg fit Oen iiOite 6oricn,
0clic, o~perfuIOt aum0erne mig pon
Statiouclt. og leg hloattc uotcUere
lem Tluitcr FOR at tiIfrco@itiue oem.
o Tiger ale, at &trito cr al oeu
STQe, DC bc5eucr.
aurifo rc00c0c DIR. 9. II. @cnion5
lille Sou her. 2r9cruc uiIOc tage
ham til HoipituIet for en- operation.
San or I'LL Icr Nor gomurel % / bcO.
Itc NeIquacuNe."
ut Or. Ectcr& aurifo npoer itsrrc
@luictIic emo uoQcn onOcn Ytc0iciu
or opcrileOiG at iiac. Zen er set enc
&TQcmi00cl, huortjI 6olt bar Gtuio.
TT SuQOom9tiIiTloc, boor Or. Sc
tcr9 &urifo life fan qiere nogct goOt.
rtoo pUrc ct gcaifc uoIminOeIi8t.
Zen or ingcu NpotbefcrmeOicin, men
ct iimpelt, lrnqc prGpct ltrtcmibocl,
lom iouc2 otrCftc ira 2oborotorict.
Sfrio til Or. Ectcr 6abrnep & Cons
50, t9-25 So. Sopuc Ipe., Gbt.
coNo, III.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-13

Set or life i~ianipnIiat, at set paa.
trnfte @ngoenuuIclm for apam oil
iaa lin TlabS / "SfipeoaIen", poa
@rGnbieu mellem Sc TO 9pQoer.
Steinsoolers oa RorbeimiunoS ling.
oomSlag bar "ililttct iiR til Nrbeioet
for oeune Sag. Oct er beilltttet at
tisbe be gamIe Nrie paa 2iitcie.
Senere oil isges Crbperpet ilere Suic,
tpp:ife for ben gamIc 8aarb2bcbpg.
9cIie.
If Meolemnlcr ! aomitecu Tor
Spfsrclie al SpQNcmmicct or lea AT.
mobct ON at benIcbc Sc uopanorcoe
apemmer Spmcrtiombco paa Bette
Siltag for al oprctboIoc 6orbinoeIs
len mclcm BET @omIc % oct Hpc /
@pgbenS Siitoric. "a ioa fan ieg
nof - ogiaa cftcr Cpfororing -
miuoe Gocr on, at huooc : eli boIu
elIcr bel Collar at ifiUufc 6eoebpgs
Den til bette oafrc 2icmeo, iaa fom
set bel nleo % piloc bli mootoQct meo
itor SafnemmeliQhcO. oisie Gage
or oct forbuloet mcO ~betpocli9c llos
glitter at flptte 90 bDaQc; % iaa ipsrs
9cS oct ON Eengc til iuu mango gle
me6. Serfor fan SET oftc foloc tltngt
al iaa realiieret iclp Ell iaa pietetS-
fulo Sanfc iom Sen ON: 9pgocmlls
Tenn / aoam, flllbiert til TOE Mtai
1914. Gil en- eucr onoen taqc iig
al at iumle Sioroa, fan Yengene
ienoc5 I'll 2enamono 2oitblta, Gi-
Iteis.
Spiibbcrne paa &icrfe / GtitcIe
bar onoraget on GnITg al offcntIi9
Sci ira 5pfie til @ierfc. SoQne-
Imrct fan BOG for GiOcn fife gioe mo-
gen @epilQniug til bette &cionIrg.
8aarobrlger Srouo Stcinitc inb.
Itouercr for pripot RcQuiug cIcttriif
@ps % Strait poo lin @naro. "a
ban bar abifiaig Gllruifog poo i'm
Gienoou. oil ban lGtte igang Ell
SplluC IuuLll.
ScI9cnbe Sprrctning@mrnb 2is
itcie bar / oisic Gage inbIogt ScIc.
ion: g. Nc. &albcitn0, Soban Gprcs
uif, @a0er 6. SomOocn, u. Sit &
So. % clipper &nnocQoorb. Eiitc'e
Notwithstanding bar bcilltttct at ops
rett> eget gagcri % bar Iitrct Jig
Cont oaa epre She al &cicr, ret op
for Sobon 2preuita @u5. Zen on
taQne Iornrlle / apam an'rtte5 I'll
ca. SIR. $4,000; ¬ratcn til SER.
$4,000. Sfattcprpcenten blir Str.
1000 pr. 100 aronerS ifotbar Slto-
tpgt. .
Oct meobeleS / IS. Sbl.", at /
9torheimiunb omQaaeS man meo
Sanfe pua at pprette ct Saltoel"la9
poa ben Wtaooe, OF 6orbrltgcrte 91er
TrQcSinofjpb. Gn0nu er Inlet "Ilftert
ufoiort; men Ola @ebns Gletoontlte
bar mo pao SaanO til lite Mai.
Ira 9eiolfningcn / S~teltSoalcn,
Tom life fllnoe prre mco paa Sprets
tclic al Glcftricitetspcrtct | apam, er
m, inbfommet Inoragenoe ON, at
IerfctS Ioroelin9snet oGiaa nopl0eS
iii at omfatte S%tcinsoaler. get er
life nI~unoipnligt, at / en- nGr 6renl'
tbs pil Qinien ogiaa ItrGtfea lIoooer
til 5erpifbpgoelt.
2iItcis &orrtSlag bolot ErTmies
IfircnO mco 2pngoe. % Sopleb Ser.
ouo lite % SptOag 2oen Warts |
Seggcliobnffen paa aioSoas. Tanro
aioSoos if lite ErGmtie for SEn8'
Oereno % 0Inp Stue lite GrGmie
for b~icrpcite Sop. Gen beOite Gto
for G~pnqoelsbct = Sem. bar 80
Wt. 10 Sef. 9eoite itoaenoe Sop
par 10 Wtcter. Seir % 6sre por
oaarligt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-13
Gunirmunt "Rcuniun".

2itrc oQ &citrc ct. Clafs Rcuiabcs
Ser. Ynitor !, u. Eborior5 aoIO, iuos
buOcr ale. Der bar DGret touiIrmeret /
oi5ie to Rcniabcoer. til frues Set /
Wcitrc Ct. CIaf5 Nirte zen 25oe og
26oe SUM. Vile bierteIiG oeltorue,
Cm uogcu suffer CpboIO uuoer GSoet,
bcnpcuocr man ijg til uuoertc8neoe.
8. $. @uIbrauoiou. Sorr.
:. .. 8rGttc. Sci.
eruS "reeurnhs Soften" til SIRet 90 Ben'
ucr not annie puun
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-02-27

which the other side is caught up
with three pleats. There is
white sailor collar and the hshue
and undersleeyes are of shadow
lace. The belt is simply stitched
broadcloth.
The one touch which adds in
dividuality to this gown and
marks it with the stamp Of
"style" is the black velvet ribbon
which is brought from under the
collar and tied at the belt in a
stiff bow.
A black straw hat with black
feather and white chiffon draped
about the crown and black patent
leather shoes with white uppers
completes this costume, which
can be made easily at home for
little cost.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-02-27

Simplicity will mark all the
new spring street frocks. Very
few, however, except the Strict
ly tailored" will have a bit of
draping somewhere.
The model shown is of white
broadcloth with a simple velvet
and "sewed in" sleeves. The
front, from waist to hem, under
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-02-27

Without her divorce colony,
Reno will have to fall back on her
advantages as a Prize6ght city if
she wants national advertising
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-02-27
Apple Fruit Cake.

After soaking two cups Of dried
apples over night, chop and sim
mer them until dark in two cups
of molasses (Orleans preferred).
Let cool and then add cup each
of butter and milk, Il cup of
sugar, 3 cups of -four, 2 level tea
spoons each Of cinnamon, allspice
and cloves, 3 of baking powder, 3
eggs and Il pound Of raisins.
Bake for ~ hours in slow oven.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-02-27

"You said you were going into
some business that would bring
quick returns, said a young fel-
low to his chum. 81 did, " was the
answer. Il am sending manu-
scripts to the magazines"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-18
OLD SOLDIER HERE
Daniel NJ Bliss. Of Columbus. Arrived
In City TO Attend SentCen-
tcnnisl Celebration.

Ian.cl VI. Bliss "a former resident
of this city and 4 veteran ~ the civil
a-. arrived IN this city Yesterday
morning from hi, home in Columbus.
Ind. having made the trip 10 this city
Tor "a" express purpose of attending
the semi centennial celebration Mr.
iliss g. woll mp in the seventies bur
carries himself liz" Young soldier
and shows littl. signs Of his advanced
age. When the first call for voiua-
t,crs was issued ne vas resident
81 this city and Immediately enlisted
n Batter! -. First West Virginia
ghi artillery. H. served throughout
Tho "ntir" war and carries a mark az
battle. %" ior'fucor o.; SIS loft hand
having boon hot OF SIR Bliss viii
tab" g prowiicuf part in ~" pa-''"
HnG campfire to 10 held hy the old
soldier to Dec hold Thursday after
room Following tha celebration here
b" viii 20 - Getty burg to attend the
mE reunion of Union and Coufcdcra.e
soldiers to hc held there
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-18
DIRECTORS HONOR
W. B. SIMPSON
MEETING HELD TO PASS REsoLu-
TIoN6 or RESPECT ron DE-
CEASED PRESIDENT.
Held This ONCE on Governor Bocy OF
Children's Home fer Is Years.

At meeting Of tie board Of direc-
tors OF the Children's Home held yes
tercay afternoon the following resolu-
tons on thu death OF william Il. Simp-
son were adopted.
II becomes our sorrowful duty to
record the death OF William H. simpson
president Of our board OF directors and
executive head of the Chlldrcns Home
Of the city of Wheeling.
In the death OF Mr simpson, which
occurred on June lG. 1913. al his home
In Pleasant Valley. our city has lost
one OF It's most prominent business men,
tie community "A worthy and exemplary
cha agt.r- th.- church a Inn. ..ua it,bl.
'nflstian lie. this board 81 directors.
. u, member beloved 10y one and all and
NE children Home an active anu =; M
IatheLc friend.
The life of Mrs simpson L. inter-
woven ms perabiy with I'll. history at
this institution 4Iofn its very Inception
lac was Il member Of the first commit
tee that formed the home which has
I nov passed the ISd year 81 Its exist
ehce. during all ,neS- years h- WAS "A
member OF the board OF ditcctuIs and
AIRED hiulll IN all TIN activities.
responsibilities and needs OF the home.
Ills interest and devotion was earnest
and susta ned. and Mas manifest b, a
ibe al sur port IN services and gvncI-
Gus contIibut- ons in time of need.
Long Service.
For nineteen years he served as an
officer 81 this hoard 81 directors. SIX
years. from 1894 t. June 1880" a. wee
president. and for thirteen Years. from
jun. 1901. until iht time OF I4IS deaf %.
as president Of tn" corporation and or
the board Of directors. His official re-
latons were characterized Icy courtesy
and kindness and his executive func-
lions. ty prompt fdithfuiness and Irac-
teal Wisdom.
II is a rare privilege FOR any institu-
tion To- retain IN It's active management
through - many years me So useful ana
:" valuable ami who holds sura con-
tinuec AMI universal respect. TIE dig
nifty Of simplicity market his modest hut
princciy character. and made him rever-
entity beloved ) al VINO associated with
him.
The stream is calmost when It nelrs
TIE tide.
Tic flow cis ai, sweetest 80 Evcntide
the birds most mus cal az rtu~- Of day
The saints dI'ln"st W,hu tu,s pass az ,l.
-. wien CUR sun is setting. may We
Lib, summer oven u- down thr so!den
tIi'.
And leave D.. h.nI as as w. pass away
sweet starr tNi4i-at. round "ur sleeping
clay
Resolved That "" r.tcrentiy bow n
a." viii "i Our Divine rather iu heaven
ami pray r.af iu liis Wisdom It, viii
this institution. to conduct u through
'r" t-tur" Yeas. Sl,I ciistd,ters a- that
"i william g. simpson. whose passing
Ne ar" called lruu @" record
kc-"lN'I. That lu a." passing 81 vii
N1m - : simpson. the hoard of directors
has lost an EARNEST and active, uI.'lht..
rua th' h'n.r % fait.fui. vii" ami pTa,-
tf..'. 'N.futft" head.
E'~"l' "'!. Tat 90 curr ~ tHc-. I..-u-
buttons i'v pf'-"u'"l 2" OH" family. pub
Ish"l in tho i.H'.f tut spread upon
t.e minutes 90 t.. hoard of directors IF
tie tuIi'rcr iufr".
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-04-10


mas 1 ~ i q 1e Apr =
Hsze4fees
1 aa a
Deafa.te s A
a p e
sA
p
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D- 7
Dr M
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-04-10
LooK ro YoUR PLuMalNo.

You know what happens IN house
IN which the plumbing is in poor con
dition- everybody in the house is iia-
bic 70 contract typhoid Or some other
fever The digestive organs perform
the same functions in the human body
as the plumbing does for The house,
and they should be kept IN first claus
condition an the time II you hare
Chamberlain's Tablets and you are
certain to BET quick relief For sale
by alI deaIers. aaF aAM
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1913-01-23
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Nice home, with S
acres land, near the bay, one mile
east from depot lin Solana)-2OO
young bearing fruit trees comprising
the best varieties OF citrus and other
trees; also one of the best gardens
In the country :six-room house and
outbuildings. Conditions force the
sale of this property; otherwise il
could not be bought. Low price TO a
quick buyer. If interested, see r.
M. Cooper, who will take you out in
his automobile to see the place.-P.
y. Box 238, Punta Gorda, Fla.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1913-01-23
LOCAL OVERFLOW
News OF Punfa Gorda and DeSofo
County

The fishing season opened Mon
day, and shipments are now going
forward from here almost daily
Golf sells it for less.-51tf. adj
vertisement.
Come TO the Dixie Theatre
Friday evening, Jan. 3lst, and
have a laugh and a good time.
Now is your chance to get a
plce furnished room either by the
week or month. Call at the Bakery.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Mosstaller
of Sharonville, o., are spending
the winter in this city, guests of
Mrs. Isabella Bone.
Fresh fruits, candies, etc., at
fair prices.-R. M. Kings I'd
advertisement.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. j. Darling of
Waycross, Ga, arc spending a
fortnight in Punta Gorda, guests
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. B.
H. Mobley, the latter of whom is
Mr.. Darling's sister.
At the annual meeting of the
stockholders of the Merchants
Bsnk, held recently in this city, a
good showing from business
standpoint was made for the first
nine months of the existence of the
Institution. All the directors
were reelected as follows: H. r.
Dreggors. G. A. Skipper, d. N.
Mcqueen, j Mizell and D. L.
Skipper. The directors in turn
reelected the former officers of
the bank-D. L. Skipper, presi-
dent; D. N. Mcqueen, vice-presi-
dent; c. L. Smith. cashier.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1913-01-23

Mrs. Virginia 7. Trabue left
Yesterday morning for Orlando.
to be with her sister, Mrs. Mary
L. Fisher, who is seriously i'll at the
hospital in that city. Punta Cor.
da friends of both these estimable
ladies, trust that the sick sister
will be speedily restored to health.
If you bake your own bread.
biscuits, rolls or pastry, you must
have the best flour in order to Sc
cure the best results. White Clio
yer Flour as advertised in this pa
per Is guaranteed to be better.
Why not try it?
Glassware, china and notions; a
nice line to select from; fair prices.
Mrs. S. |. Huffman, Gilchrist
Bldg. advertisement
The Episcopal Church enter
tainment, with good things in
store for every body at the Dixie
Theatre, Friday evening, Jan.
31st. A fine program is being
prepared, and the play, "No Men
Wanted" will cause much merri-
ment.
Golf is in the lead. If you want
to buy goods, see Goff. stiff ad-
vertisement.
Services next Sunday at the
Episcopal Church as follows:
Holy Communion at 7 a. M. Sun
day school at $3.50 a. M. Morning
Prayer and Sermon ut 1890
O'Clock. Special music--the offer
tory solo, "Incline Thine Ear to
Me-" will be sung by Mr.. John
L. Blanchet.
A rare opportunity for hearing
q converted Israelite preach will
be given ut the Methodist church |
next Sunday. Rev. Simon Lub-
crack of New York, now seeking
10 establish an industrial school
for hia people in Florida, will
occupy the pulpit both morning
and evening. Subject IL a. H.,
From Synagogue to Calvary"
evening. THE Messianic Aton-
nent." All invited to attend. =
W. A. WIER, Pastor.
Fresh Apalachicola oysters served
n all styles daily at Smiths lunch
'oom in the City Bakery. -49tf. ad-
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| L. L. Barnhill of Charlotte
Harb"r, visited Arcadia on business
Tuesday.
Why, G.F.F,F. means Colts
Fancy Family Flour. Try it,
advertisement If.
Frank Robbins of Charlotte
Harhor, was business visitor to
the county capital yesterday.
Latest styles in fall and win
ter clothing at r. G. Blount &
Co. If advertisement.
DR.. and Mrs. j. A. Simmons
were among the Arcadians attend
ing the Gayden- Woodson wedding
in this city Tuesday.
The front of the Chadwick brick
building, next to The HERALD
building and fronting Marian
avenue, is being painted an at
tractive yellow and gray color.
Your baby's carriage retired
price reasonable-Punta Gorda
Hardware. If. advertisement.
Mrs. B. A. VanHuss will give a
dime social at her home on south
east Cross street Friday evening,
the proc.eds of which will go to
the Methodist church building
fund. All invited to attend.
Golf sells it for less. ad-
vertisement.
Mrs. M. j. Wedlake and daugh-
ter, Miss Bessie M. Wedlake, of,
Dodgeville, Wis, are visiting The
formers brother, Mr.. Frank Robsl
bins,at Charlotte Harbor, and will
remain for several months.
Capt. w. III. johnson of Boca
Grande, was in the city Monday. |
He left that afternoon for Jack
to attend the meeting of /
The Masonic Grand Lodge in
which he is Senior Grand Deacon. |
A full line of staple and fancy
groceries, fresh and reliable, ut
A p. Hatcn's. If advertise
nent
W. r. Love of Grayling, Mich,
arrived last Saturday for visit of
indefinite length to his sister, Mrs.
:. D. Robinson of this city, whom
lie had not seen for years. He
nay locate mere.
Get your winter underwear
Mt X G. Blount & Co. adver-
tisement.
Three ladies and two gentlemen
from Detroit, Mich, who are So
lourning for the winter in this
city, had great time fishing last
Thursday. They were taken out
by Captain Demere and caught
shepherds aggregating
about one hundred pounds in
weight, in three and half hours.
They caught real fish fr,m right
out of the water.
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LOST.

LOST-On Friday OF last week. q
l4-ft. open boas,pale blue inside with
slate colored bottom and white sides
went adrift from noorings. $500 re.
ward Tor return to FRANK ROBBINS.
Charlotte Harbor, Fla. -2t.
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FOR SALE-l00 acres 4 miles
South OF Punta Gorda. on Alligator
Creek, on railroad. $50 bearing
orange Hrees.-Albert w. Gilchrist.
Punta Gorda. Fla.
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FOR SALE-Indian Runner Duck
eggs for Matching, $3.50 per setting.
White egg strain.-L. M. WRITTEN,
Punta Gorda, Fla.
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FOR SALE-Three acres good
land. cleared and fenced. with good
dwelling thereon. A bargain.-JoHN
OLsEN.-2tf.
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FOR SALE-Cheap if taken at
once, good work mule, weighing
about 800 pOunds.--W. r. FUGATE.
Fort Ogden. Fla.-2t.
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FOR SALE-Improved waterfront
property located opposite Cleveland.
Call, investigate or WRITE C..
LARSEN, Cleveland, Fla.--tnov28
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FOR SALE Nursery mango
trees, 10 to 25cts.. u piece.-P. o. Box
Y, Punta Gorda, Fla.
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FOR SALE-Good lightered posts.
6, or 10 tx. Y q care OF HERALD
Office,
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FOR SALE-Yoke Of we'll broken
steers and wears. Reasonable.
X Y Y, Care of HERALD O flee.