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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-31
RHODE ISLAND CHAMPION WINS
J. ID. r.. Jones Keats G. VI. Hull, Jr.,
In Tennis Final at Pinchurst.

PiNEHURsT, N. c., Jan. 30.-The final
rounds in the fifth annual midwinter ten
mis- tournament were played to-day. In
terest centred In the championship singles
between j. ID. e. Jones, the Rhode Island
champion, and c. NJ. Bull, Jr., OF the West
Side Club. Jones won the first set, Is,
and the second In Ga. but Bull rallied
for 1--6 win in the third only to lose
a love set In the fourth. and with II the
match. Jones was rs steady as a cloc6
and he got about everything that came
his way.
The brunt OF the days play fell upon
Miss Eleanor Cohen OF Philadelphia, who
figured in no less than three matches, win
ming In two and surviving in an uncom.
plcted third. In addition she Ia still
booked for the final In womens doubles
In singles Miss Cohen defeated Miss Hell i
Barnett of New Haven. st, 4-6 ana
6-l. Playing with Jones, Miss Cohen
won In mixed doubles over Bull and Mrs.
J. c. Hinchliffe. Jr., OF Paterson, 6-3 Go,
advancing for the final with McKinne !
and Miss Barnett, which was uncomplete1
at shutdown with the score a set each and
"a on the third set. In the doubles final
Miss Cohen and Miss Alice Presbrey OF
New York will meet Mrs. Hinchliffe and
Miss Lucy Treat OF Providence.
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COCHRAN HATES TO DO IT.
Refuses TO wrestIe Ills Father to
Realise Life Ambition.

HouGHToN, Mich. Jan. 30.--flll Coch-
ran. captain OF the University OF Mlchl-
gan football team. has returned to Ann
Arbor. after spending the vacation with
his father. Jonn Cochran. In Houghton,
and the belief of Bllls friends Ia that
he has suffered the ignomlny OF giving
his back to Cochran pere.
The desire OF Bill some day to be stout
enough to throw his father In n wrestling
ma oh became known last fail, also that
after some years of EFFORT, including two
years OF training at the university. Bill
had been unable to get the old man
down. II was believed that the big
Jackie could turn the trick this vacation
and his homecoming was awaited with
interest
Cornish wrestling--not the catch as
catch can kind-that the Cochrans in
dulge in has given to the wrt stlng lingo
an expressive phrase Cornish wrestling
Is conducted In tournaments usually, a
sort OF elimination proceeding. and when
wres Ter Is pitted against a man he
knows will throw him he let's IL 20 by
default This Is known as giving his
back.
Bill Cochran weighs ffty pounds more
than his father II he weighs an ounce,
and he Is at least twenty-seven years
younger. but he said to-day that the
wrestling honors of the family will re-
main secure in the capable hands OF the
head OF the family. There Is a suspicion
that Bill hates to do II.
However. Bill and his father both an
nounce that II this European war Is on
next June they will wrest.e In public and
on the square, and the receipts and NOV
Ing picture rights can go to the Belgian
relief fund
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EUROPEAN MAILS.

for Havre. viii take mail. closing al $3.50 A.
NJ. for France, Rumania, Bulgaria, Servia-
Switzerland. italy, Spain. Portugal, Egypt.
Greece, British India. British East Africa.
Siam, Malta Gibraltar, Ceylon, straits Set
Elements. Dutch East Indies, West Austria
lia Persia ana Otner countries teNcept Gerr
many. Austria, Hungary Luxemburg and
Turkey when specially addressed.
The Holland-America liner Ryndam, SAIL
ing Tuesday for Rot, erdam, will carry mail.
closing at $50 A. NJ, for the Netherlands
Germany, Austria, Hungary, Luxembourg.
also for other countries when specially al o.
dressed to go by this steamer
The white Star liner Arabic. sailing
Wednesday for Liverpool will take mail.
closing at s:ao 4. VI . for all Europe except
Germany Austria, Hungary, Luxembourg and
Turkey also for Africa, West Asia and East
Indies
The Russian liner Kursk, sailing Wednes-
day for ArchangsL will carry matt for
Russia, closing at IL A. VI.
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WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for To-
day and Tomorrow.

For eastern New York and New jersey.
snow and warmer to-day snow IN north.
snow or rain In southern portion to- morrow
winds becoming southeast and increasing
slowly
For New England. Increasing cioudiness
and warmer to day. probably snow by night.
snow or rain tomorrow; winds becominn
southeast and increasing slowly.
For eastern Pennsylvania, snow In north.
snow OF rain In south portion today
warmer; snow or rain tomorrow: warmer In
east portion; increasing cast to southeast
winds.
tomorrow. somewhat warmer to-day. with
increasing easteriy winds.
NEW YORK, Jan SILT was colder yes-
terdsy In the lake regions New England
I ami the middle Atlantic states and tempera-
lures were below over most Of New
| England. into central New York and over
| most OF the lake regions.
! Freezing weather did not extend south OF
| North Carolina and temperatures were rising
| rapidly In the Gulf and central States, due
to the eastward movement OF tho depression
| from the Pacihc coast
Rain fell IN the south west and the lower
Mississippi Valley and rain or NOW In the
| middle Mississippi and lower Ohio Valley
| and snow In the Missouri Valley.
| Elsewhere the weather was generally fsir
| and the pressure was high throughout the
eastern half OF the country.
| In THE city the day was fair and colder
| wind fresh northwest to northeast; average
humidity, 81 per cent; barometer. corrected
| TO read TO sea level. at A. NJ, 30.4T; .
| Il. NJ. 3O4.
| recorded by tho oficial Thermometer, is shown
| In the annexed fable.
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CAPTAIN FAILS TO MAKE TEAM
Lippincott Beaten In Relay Trials
at PennsyIvrnia.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 3O-Two sur
prlses cropped up this afternoon at
Franklin Field when Coach Georse Or
ron OF the University OF Pennsylvania
track team held the ais for the medley
relay team that Is to meet Michigan at
the Buffalo games next week. Capt Don
Lur.rcott was defeated in the qua rter
mile trials by Bob Ferguson, the inter-
c.ueElate low hurdle champion, and Eu-
gene stout, considered the best half-miler
In tie university except Ted Meredith.
lost 10 Harold Balloon, former Erasmus
H5u runner, by fully ten yards, Lock-
wood easily won the 220 yard dash and
Dorsey mad already been selected for tho
mile so these two Ten with Ferguson
and Bllcom viii compose PeHn's medley
re.a. team.
A,thoush Don Lipp'ncltt Is still care
tu'y nursing the leg which he Injured
last spring. no one dreamed that there
va. 3ulhudy In college, with the excep-
zion o. Meredith, who could come within
several seconds Il him In the quarter.
Ferguson started at the crack OF the
gun with a terrific burst of speed and
soon was several yards In the lead. LIP
n'r'ott caurht him at the halfway mark,
bI The turdler put on more steam and
passed his captain at the three-quarter
wHrk and was never a3a headed Coach
o-f.r who dared the trial, VIII stled when
nl Looked az his watch, but refused TO
tr-uaGce tie time,
Because tho Boston A. a. games are
scheduled for the night preceding the
Nu"H.r gam Couch Ortor vii not a low
TED Meredith 10 run on the medley relay
tc'T He Is TO be anchor man on the
'e.m Which meets Dartmouth at Boston
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Incoming vess-I.-By wireless


sa New York Liverpool t06 miles east OF
Sandy Hook Of 10 A. NJ
SIS Median, Liverpool. 1850 miles east OF Am
IS Monterey, cienfusgos, 10 miies ncrth Of
Diamond Shoals at p NJ.
81 Saratoga Havana, Sc miles northeast 81
Sc coamo. San Juan, go miles south ~
Scotland light at noon. IT. .. -,
SIS seguiranca Vera Cruz, 20 miles south OF
Diamond shoals at noon - IT.,
Sa Santa Clara San Francisco. nb mu~
south of Scotland liEht al p. M
S. FL cid Galveston, ~ miles HouthwesN OF
Diamond Shoals OF noon -.
SIS san Marcos Galveston miles wes' OF
s., s. N !; 2lpai dsI''''oD' IL m''' west of Tor
s. ri pis, iss miles southwest of Diamond
SIS Proteus New orleans, PC miles south OF
S. CIV OF Mont somery Savannah. 10 milcs
south Of Diamond shoals nj noon: =.
Ga Illinois Port Arthur for Bayonne u
| miles east OF Sabine bar al noon.
IS Comet, Sabine, 81 miles east OF sAna my
| AZ noon $780,, 49,, .,,.. .o,,S
| east OF Miesissipni bur at noon.
| SIS Seminole. GEORGE own, passed flying rAN
as. RadiaT r. Sabine, 30 miles west of Tor
4. safSne. Mobile. passed csrysfort q 7 P. N,
Tug Keene. Belfast, o' mules SOUTHWEST OF
| Diamond Shoals al M
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No navy orders were issued.
Movements Of Naval Vessels.

WAsHINGTON, Jan. So.-The gunboat
Eagle has arrived at Aux CayeA HayU;
cruiser Cleveland at San Bias, gunboat
Wheeling at 81 Marie. destroyer McDougsl
BAY. transport Prairie and submarines XII.
K-2 X and KS at KEEP West, destroyer
ter Abare-lda at Hons1ong. collier Saturn
at san Diego
The battieshtps Utah, Arkansas and Michi-
pau have sailed from Guantanamo for Qua.
Sanayabo Bay, hattleGhip Tennessee from
lama for Alexandria, destroyers standish and
psrnsv from Annapolis for Norfolk. monitor
Tallahassee from NOrfoik Tor post repair
trial, cruiser Montana from GuRnaeayAbC
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Army Mnke. Hickey star. Toll.

WEST POINT. Jan. 30,--The Army
ao..'F team went down to defeat before
N''afy a of Boston here to-day by a
F...' OF 10 ]. The visitors flashed such
mo- Key stars as Huntington and lad-
"N VI the Boston Athletic Association
rr. r not TO mention Mlnot. former Har-
ward football captain, and other old time
~. so players Yet the mllitiamen were
forced into an extra session to win, Hunt
'nf'on 'allying on fast one past Strong.
me- Army goal tender, after nine minutes
ali .air,y seconds OF the extra period OF
Ten minutes had been played.
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curran Praise. Ted Meredith.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 30.--It Il natural
that Jimmy Curran, the Mercersburg
trainer, should follow closely the work OF
his former protege. Ted Meredith. Cur
ran in n letter to the Sporting Chronicle
Manchester. England) says: 81 look 20
for straightaway quarter next summer
at San Francisco. I think he can do II.
for he Is lot faster now than he was
when you saw q I'm in Stockholm. lie can
sure do 10 1-5 and stay II half mile as
well as ever"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-31
MARINE INTELLIGENCE

MINlATL re ALMANAC.
sun rises 7o7 sun sets 6.i2 Noon rises. 6:Ss
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
s.ndyH'k 40 Gov Island. is Hell o.ss. s.ss
Low WATER This DAY.
sandyH'k. Ia Gov Island. 2.oJ Hell Gate.
.Arrived-sATURDAY. January 80.
Sc Birkhall, ~ NJ. Naples. Dec. 81.
SIS Henry Tegner, 1889 A. M. Copenhagen
So Aiauma. $40 p NJ. Liverpool. Jan. 10
SIS Iongscar, A. NJ. Genoa. Jan. O.
ss Lanknoor, 1880 A. Nj Calcutta Nov. ..
IS Lord Antrim. l2 A NJ Valparaiso
Dec. 3.
% Attorney, 8 A. N. Jucaro. Jan. %.
- Ella, 3 Z. NJ, Friday. Cienfuegos, Jan. ~.
So Joncho. A. NJ, Galveston Jan. q.
So Mohawk, A, NJ, Jacksonville, Jan. ~.
IS nIsi,,, I. IL, L;ys.D5o., .35. a.,
SIS Enricheita. s:2i p. Nj. Gibral ar, Jan. ..
So BerWlnd Vale. 80 Z. M. Swansea. jan -
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK.
So ST. LOUIS, al Liverpool .
So loanniB, at PREV
SAILED FoR NEW YORK.
Us Niagara, from Hayre.
IS Philadelphia american IAne). from Av~-
pool.
IS orduna. from Liverpool.
SIS Bergensf ~ ord, q ON bergen.
SIS H. lltg Olav, from Chrlstiansand.
SIS b. rmudlan. from bermuda
ss PM adelphla tked ~, iTom San Juan
Sc Colon. from CrIs, obal.
So CaInno. from Kingston.
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CIVIL SERVICE.
SECRETARY.
CORN ittee on Social Welfare

Board Of Estimate and Apportionment
$1,000 a Year
Applications Tor this examination
viii be received until
= y. VI. Friday, FEB. =.
This Committee will investigate the
Social Welfare provisions now made
by the City and will submit construc-
tive recommendations toward their
Improvement and increase
Duties: 10 conduct Investigations to
formulate findings resulting from
same to examine and prepare ma
terial for calendars OF this Committee.
Extended administrative experience
in social service work liz required.
Minimum age. Is years.
Requirement of residence in New
York State il waived for this exami-
nation.
Application blanks TO be had at APP
plication Bureau. Room 1900 Mu.
nicipal building. Manhattan. or sent
by mail upon receipt ofio in stamps
Municipal Civil Service Commission
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Army and Navy Orders.

WASHINGTON. Jan 80, - Army ordsS
were;
First Lieut. W. & Fulton. Fourth Infantry,
10 Fort Logan. Colorado, for general re-
cruiting service. relieving First Lieut. @. y.
Herr. Infantry, from further duty on re-
crulting service
First Lieut. V. l.. Peterson. Engineer corps
TO First Battalion Of Engineers.
First Lieut. II l.. Walthall. Eleventh In.
fantry, to Chicago, H., for duty with or
ganized militia OF Illinois as inspeetor-in-
structor,
the retired list
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KANSAS CRY, Jan. 30.--At a meeting
OF the executive committee Of the Kansas
City Federal League club plans were
made for TIE selling Of bonds to raise
money for the financing OF the club this
year. Secretary u. n. Dutton announced
that the committee will try to sell $4,000
worth OF the bonds
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Kingsley SIN Is Indicated.

Essex FELLs, N. j., Jan. 30.-Kingsley
s''ool continued It's chain ~ victories on
snf BASKETBALL court yesterday by winning
from the Adelphi Academy i've OF Brook
IN by a score Of 3s to IL.
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Bay for Guantanamo. destIoyers Preston sne
Reid from Key West tor Dry TortuEaa. col
Tier Proteus from Honolulu for Nagasakt,
collier Jason from Genoa for Marseilles And
.o-r-d" boat BaEley from Annapolis 80
Norfolk.
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Lo,oia Five Defeats 81. Johns.

AHNArolis, Jan. 30-Loyola College
won from ST. Johns here this afternoon in
vel played basketball game, the lead
shifting several times during the con-
Test The score was 90 10 IT.
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wuiIe watt with Binck watch.

LoNpoE, Jan. 30.--Wille Watt. tire IA
nous Scottish golfer and Scottish profess
sional ex-champon. has enlisted In the
Black Watch Regiment.
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FURNISHED ROOMS To LET.

7sD ST. 1873 wEsT-single corner room,
sunny, every convenience: location unsur-
nns.sd KELLER
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AGENTS-IbOss front selling new easy wringer
mop; every home buys; Martin sold 1871 In two
days Randel sells rs In hours; baker made 81
n hours one mans orders 50 $50 In one month
sef drt IL q = ''O0 90 81 " 7i~ 81 Toi~ - -
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AMERICAN S Si."n
HOUSE, s s.S rooms location.
NAM INN every modern Improvement,
HhWilluh the best cuisine In all Bermuda.
For more than % years the American
House management has kept apace OF the
hlEhest ideals and best efficiency OF Amer
lean Hotels with the result that the Amer
A lean House In the most highly recon-
| inendsd moderate priced family hotel In
Il bermuda. IL Is a centre OF colony &C.
tiyitY and orttrs an ideal residence for
i winter tourists
Il wintr~ A. PASCHAI, P-onrc'or.
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AGENTS WANTED.

5000 PER MAN pEK ,O.NrI Strange inven-
ton sthrtles world: agents amazed, Ten lneG-
nerlencel men divide 5000. Korstai. farmer
III s. 2CD In II days. Schelcher. minister. siH5
nrst - hours. = 200 cold Gosh. made, paid Lhnkeu
or cold running water bath equipment for any
nome az only $3.50. officiating. No plumbing
sale Credit given. Send no money. Write letter
or postal to-day. ALLEN MFG. CO., 1883 Allen
Bldg, Toledo. o.
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INSTRUCTION.

ITALIAN lessons to exclusive pupils by
Florentine artist just established here; ref
erence furnished ARTIST W. Hth We
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HELp wANTED-MALE.

AN OFFICE MAN, American and single.
having good presence: bookkeeping. atenog.
raphy, telephone exchange with prospects
OF secretary ship In country club II salts
factory; Internationally good references
necessary before interview Il granted Per-
manent position at $500 co. with room and
board II. 1898 BwAy
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20 YOU VAST another So dAily1 No
experience, constant spare time work knit
ting hosiery. machines furnished on contract,
We take product. Gleason Wheeler Co
,IncD, 337 Madison. Chicago.
MADAM-Enn SIS to s25 weekly: cooperate
with me evenings at home; no canvassinv every.
thing furnished don't worry about capital:
I'll hcln vou ROND q. BROWN. Omaha, Nch
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DON'T RE AN AGENT Make $50 weekly: CO
operate with me evenings at home. others are
thing. don't worry about capital BOYD II.
BROWN Dept ~, Omaha. Ncb.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

WANTED-Manager with capital take
charge of business: man with gents fur
nishing experience: Christian preferred.
B. A., box l2s sun
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SITUATIONS wASTED-MALE.
SITUATIONS wASTED-rEMALE.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES several neat
girls, experienced. good references. thor
oughly Investigated, want places other
Southern help furnished. LINCOLN INDUS
TRIAL EXCHANGE agency, 3lt W 6sth
Phone b022 Columbus. Established 1899.
HOUsEKEEPER - Rehned woman Will
manage household Tservantsl marketing
entertainments. Address VISITING HOUSE.
KEEPER. box 1873 sun once.
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SALES ENGINEER with proven selling ability
Excellent opportunity. only nrN-class man VIII
be cunsi Tered. state full particulars regarding
arr. training. references, salary expected. Also
state II can accept position at once. {. w, box
l1S sun once.
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"CEDARIiURsT"
INvERURIE HOTEL

Most httractively located on Hamilton
Harbor. Has every comfort and con.
yenienoe to be found In finest American
hotels Best table In bermuda. All large.
outside rooms with splendid Views OF land
and sea Conducted by an American for
Americana. Rates and booklets from c NJ
JOHNSON, Hamilton.
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$50 MONTHLY AND EXPENSES 20 travel, dis
tribute samples and take orders. appoint
AGENTS. permanent. JAP AMERICAN CO.. CHI
ago.
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WOULD sl5l monthly Interest YOU II so Sc
cure your county for that remarkable seller.
Antl-1hlef Combination Automobile switch
LocA. thief proof; no competition you should
.a.iIy earn this. then some. Send for contract
ANri-THiEF LOCK CO. Dept. 4s7, indianapolis
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~. so ANNUALLY Coonerate with me eve
nturs at home everything furnished don't worry
4i,oIt sssvtfaI uoNn " upON'TN ~ 4ha NHN
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HELp wANTED-rEMALE.

Discriminatory. Flung and la bel
ing boxes Homework Evenings. steady.
No experience {l2 weekly. No canvassing.
Excellent opportunity Enclose stamp,
ERINA SPECIALITY co. TORONTO, ONT
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WACAHOoTA

Wacah2ota July 2s.-sun " anC
Monday have been beautiful and 1air
with a cool breeze and farmers arc
trying to pun fodder "while the sun
shi. cs."
Nessrs. ". J. Edwards OF Ocala
and I. K. Edwards of Irvine motor
cd up Friday and enjoyed a fishing
trip with Mr.. Y. p. Smith, returning
Saturday. They were accompanied
home by Mrs. W. J. Edwards and
sons, William and Lawrence. who
have been visiting Mrs. Edwards
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Y. p. Smith,
the past week.
A few friends met at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Gibbons Thurs
day and enjoyed a little picnic. Owing
t. the inclemency Of the weather
quite a number were detained at
home. Those who were fortunate
enough to reach there before the rain
had a huge time. Mrs. Gibbons open
cd her entire house to her guests.
There was music, songs, games and
much merriment. At noon q long Ia
bic was arranged on the porch and
fairly groaned under its load Of good
things. The event was given in honor
Of Mrs. Gibbons mother, who is an
invalid and resides with Hrs. Glib
bons and her sister, Mrs. J. Hall and
daughter of Coleman.
We are indeed sorry to report the
serious illness OF Mr.. VI. r. Beck. and
wish him 9 speedy recovery. DR..
Clark WaH ot Mcintosh IS in
charge Of the case.
Messrs. J. N. and Cedrick smith
We're visitors to WiIliston Saturday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. C. Epperson and
son of Williston were guests Of rela-
tives here Friday and Saturday.
The road hands under the super
vision of Mr.. Rhodes Wilmington
are doing some good work on the
roads.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. D. Smith and chill
dren returned to their home in Jack
sonville Sunday after spending a fort
night with Mrs. L. NJ. Smith.
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FROM MRS. MOORHEAD
To THE CLUE GIRLS


Ny dear Club Girls: This year
club girls viii make an exhibit at the
fall contest. The work on the tenth
acre plot and the tomato exhibit will
determine the first prize winner. but
prizes VIII be offered for the best
vegetable exhibit. Only products in
the following list will be counted. To-
mato exhibit open to all club men,
hers:
2 at. glass jars canned fruit.
, eight OF. bottles tomato catsup.
y o. jars tomato pickle (sweet
and souri,.
> cans tomatoes canned in tin.
OK. bottles chill sauce.
Fruit exhibit open to all girls over
u years.
6 y OF. jars fig preserves.
s u OK. jars orange marmalade.
6 glasses sour orange jelly.
Is Of. jars canned fruit Zone kind)
6 pt. jars watermelon rind pre-
serves or peach pickle.
If you wish TO enter the fruit con-
test and cannot procure al fruits on
the list, consult me about making
substitutes.
Your mothers and friends are urg-
ed to exhibit products and prizes viii
he offered to adults not club MEM
bers.
] hope all products exhibited will
he in uniform containers. and all
have the clear white glass topped
Jars. and grip top jelly glasses
The Marion Hardware Co. has this
special glassware in stock, ordered
especially for club work. Others are
invited to take advantage Of the op-
portunity TO obtain pretty glassware
for exhibit work Make your selec-
tons early so that more can be or
dered If necessary.
Yours very truly,
Carolina II. Moorhead. Agent.
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DiarrhOea Quickly Cured

"About two years ago ] had Sc
we're attack Of di=rrnoea which lasted
for over a week" writes ". c. Jones
Buford. y. ID. u became so weak that
/ could not stand upright. a druggist
recommended Chamberlain Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. The
first dose relieved me and within two
days | was as well as ever" Obtain
able everywhere. Adv.
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L. ALEXANDER
PRACTICAL

CARPENTER AND BUILDER
Careful Estimates made on all Con-
tract work. Gives More and Better
Work for the Money than Any Other
Contractor in the city.
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On saturday and Monday, 10
POUNDS Of sugar for 81, with one dol
cash. Smith Grocery Co. Phone 434. If
lars worth of other groceries, for
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-07-31

Bring your prescriptions 10 Ocala's
largest drug store, where prompt and
experienced service is always at your
disposal. The Court Pharmacy. If
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-07-31

Try one of those frosted pints OF
Pabst's Blue Ribbon at Johnny's- If
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-07-31

For plumbing and electrical work
see II. W. Tucker. Phone 800 Il
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-07-31

Carolina H. Moorhead. Agent