The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-04-13
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Mrs. Marian Crane announces her
annual clearance sale with 20 per
cent discount on her entire stock. ey-
ceptlng art linens. 112-tf
Mrs. Lena Tyne, who had been Wis
iting her son, ]. C. Tyne. and fam
lily at their home on First street. re-
turned TO Hastings this morning.
Excursions to Tomoka River dali
ly from foot of VoIusia avenue at 900
a. m. Last regular trip of the sea
son. saturday 18th. Hills
Miss Nettie Hord, of Tallahassee
who taught the third grade in the
Daytona public schools last year came
to Daytona yesterday and is visiting
Tor short time with Mr.. and Mrs
l. j. Price at their home on Second
avenue
*Every automobile mechanic knows
from experience that gasoline engines
are ruined by using inferior oils and
greases. When you buy Harris Oil
and Grease, you buy the best that
can be produced from PENNSYLVANIA
crude
Mrs. James McManigal and daugh
ter, Mrs. Florence Vought, of Marcel
lus, Mich, who had been located dur
ing the season at the Clark Richard
son home. 405 Wisconsin place. left
Yesterday for their northern home.
Mrs. Manigal and daughter have spent
three or four previous seasons in Dav-
iona and have numerous friends here.
%Mrs. Marian Crane announces her
annual clearance sale with 20 per
cent discount on her entire stock. ex-
ceptlhg art linens. 112-tf |
Mr.. and Mrs. L. ]. Miller. of War |
wood. w. Va. who had been for the |
past month located in the Scott Pick |
les bungalow in Palmetto park. left |
yesterday for their northern home.
Mr.. Miller came here from Stuart for
treatment in DR.. Klocks hospital and
was a patient there for a short time
before taking the Pickles bungalow.
DIR, II. L. Merwin and daughter.
Miss Edith Merwin, who had been
located for time in the Gammell |
apartments on North Palmetto ave
nue., left this morning for Baltimore,
Md, where DR.. Merwin will enter
Johns Hopkins hospital for treatment
being in i'll health.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sprague. who |
had been located during the season
in the Daytona apartments on South /
Palmetto avenue. departed this morn
ing for New York and Boston. enroute
to their home in PASSPORT, Maine.
Mr.. and Mrs Sprague made friends
While here who hope to see them here
again next winter
G H. Anys. of Chicago. Ill. who had
oeen making a prospecting tour OF the
state with the idea of locating. and
came to Daytona a few days ago. left
this morning on his return north. Mr..
nd Mrs. Anys are friends from child
hool of Mr.. and Mrs. B. A Marsac
of this city and Mr. and Mrs. Marsac
are hoping that they will decide to
make Daytona their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Stillman. of
Westerly, r. l.. expect to leave Sun
day after a five months stay in Dav-
tona as guests of the Troy house, Mr. !
and Mrs. Stillman will be accompa-
MED by Mrs. A l. Chester of IVES
terly, who has been a guest at La
Cross Villa
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Greene and
guest, Miss Streeter. of Berlin n. Y,
expect to leave Monday for their
northern home after spending the win
ter in Daytona. Mr. and Mrs. Greene
own handsome winter home on
avenue and are among the
most familiar figures in the winter
life here
Mr. and Mrs A H Watts, of Zanes-
Vile, Ohio came TO Daytona the fore
part OF the week from St Petersburg
and will be here for about d week
with Rev. and Mrs. Holmes S. Right
mire at the First Baptist church parse
mage on North Palmetto avenue Mr..
and Mrs. Watts were here during the
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