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HIGHGATE SPRINGS.

The season has been cold and backward.
but nevertheless three cottages are al
ready occupied, Capt. and Mrs, Eldridge
of Waterbury are In their cottage on tho
lake shore; Mr. and Mrs. NJ. c. Champion
OF Enosburg Falls. In their new cottage
near by: and Mrs Deming is occupying
her beautiful cottage on the street"
Two other cottages are occupied on tho
the south shore in Platt's Camp.-Frank
Winters is finishing a large addition to
his residence near the old church. It IL
on the east side. and the second floor will
be used as sleeping porch.-F. Caderette
e Sons are painting the exterior of the
Franklin House and making improve
ments on the interior The new pavilion
Is nearly finished The new garage that
was started late In the fall Is nearly COM
pleted and will take In dozen cars. It
has solid cement fioor.-Sheriff Frank
Tracey of Montpelier has been making
improvements on his cottage, THE Glen.
fC0ntAmmAA nm Aa~~
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MONTGOMERY.

At the Methodist Episcopal Church Sun
day morning the pastor will speak on THE
Worlds Greatest Need" address to young
people. Wandering Stars" evening. 1.-THE
Sacred Name. The ladies' prayer-meet-
Ing will be held at the home of Mrs. Oscar
Dow this afternoon.-The Red Cross So
ciety met at the parsonage Wednesday
afternoon.-The w. c. 7. U. will meet
with Mrs. Elsie James Friday at 2so
o'clock.-There will be an interesting pro-
gram tonight at the session of the Ep-
worth League. Patriotic songs will be
rendered The papers to be read will be
of an interesting nature also.-Mrs. A.
Snodgrass has gone to Canada to visit
her sister. who is very iu.-Mrs. Mary
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JERICHO.

The funeral OF Mrs. Buel Martin was
held Tuesday afternoon at one o'clock at
the Baptist Church.-William Schillham-
mer Of Burlington was an over-Sunday
visitor of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Schillhammer.-Warren and Vernon Pow
ell have returned to Cambridge after Wis
iting their parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Powell. for a few days.-Miss Mary Butts
has gone to Hyde Park. where she will
spend the summer with her brother. Por-
ter Butts.-Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Styles
and daughter were ct the Fanny Allen
hospital Sunday to visit their mother.
Mrs. c. N. Stygles.-Mrs. Roscoe of Essex
Junction was at the home OF Buel Mar
tin Sunday.-Mrs. George B. Hulburd.
who has been confined to the house all
winter with an injured knee. Is able to
ride out.-Miss Rena White IL confined to
the house by illness.-Mr. and Mrs. Andy
johnson Of Jericho Center were at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. John schillham-
mer Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. John Jordan
have returned from North Underhill.
where they have been a week at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Cook-Visitors at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs G. r. Percival
Sunday were Bert Mattress and Mr..
Batchelder OF Burlington and julius
Morse of Essex Junction.-Charles Brady
|of Essex Junction was . Sunday visitor
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EAST SHELBURNE.

The Progressive Agricultural club of
South Burlington and East shelburne met
with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles White Friday
evening. Professor Leggett and Mr.. Dana
were the speakers. The club sang pa.
triotic songs. 1t will meet next with Mr.
and Mrs Wallace Irish June s.-Mrs. W.
W. Irish and Miss Clara Wheeler are on
the entertainment committee.-John
Blackjack of Addison is visiting at Mark
Thompson s.-Mrs. George Parker has
gone to her home in Massachusetts for a
few days.-The Kings Daughters met
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Harry
Westcottt
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

The Wideawake Mission band will meet
at the vestry at 2:30 p. m. Saturday.
Lee Hart, who has been out of school the
past week on account of illness. returned
to school Monday.-H. H. Claxton has
been appointed deputy sheriff.-Miss Alice
Emo. who has spent the winter in New
York. has returned home to pass the
summer with her mother. Mrs. Elizabeth
Emo. at the Emo farm in South Charlotte.
james, the infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick Thomas, is very ill.-Mr. and
Mrs. A. B. Stearns of Burlington have
been visiting at Howard Stearns' and at
Mrs. Lucy Jackman's.-The ball game on
Dow's field Saturday afternoon between
Shelburne and Charlotte Juvenile tea<ls
resulted in a victory for the former term,
the score being II to 16.-William Thorpe,
who has been spending several days with
friends in Poultney, has returned home.-
Henry Blanchard is moving to Hinesburg
village. George Blanchard will carry on
the home farm
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

Thomas Phillips died at the home of
his son. James Phillips. Monday evening
at sos o'clock. Mr.. Phillips was born in
County Meathe Ireland. February /. 1887.
When he was 10 years old he came to
America to live. In November, 1850, he
married Catherine Corven. who died a
little over year ago. He is survived by
his son, James, two daughters, Mrs. C. E.
Gillett and Mrs. Juan DeCollaines Of
plontpelier, and 10 grandchildren. The
funeral will be held Friday morning at
1880 o'clock at the Church of the Holy
Rosary at Richmond-A son, Harold
Dayton, was born to Mr.. and Mrs. George
Baker, Jr.. May 6.-Airs. Sarah Gorton
visited relatives in Burlington over Sum
day.-George Fielder has exchanged places
with Ezra Kimball and will move next
week.-Mr. and Mrs C. E. Gillett and
daughter Nina and Mrs. Juan DeCol-
LANES of Montpelier are visiting at James
Phillips's. called here by the death of their
father, Thomas Phillips,
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ENOSBURG.

A. c. Call has purchased an auto truck
capable of drawing two tons. which he
VIII use to draw lumber to the cars at
Enosburg Falls.-F1ora Chaffee has gone
to Hartford. where she has employment
Mr., and Mrs. Joseph Oliver and Miss
Lorene Chapman spent Saturday at Archie
Anstins.-C. p. Page has blood poison
ing in his foot. He is at his brothers
Henry, at West Enosburg.
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HUNTINGTON

Mrs. Fred Sisters, who has been IN for
some time with Brights disease. passed
away at the home Of her brother in Rich
mond Friday, where she went last Sem
tember.-Henry Bates was taken unite
Ill Sunday with the grp-Mrs. Sarah
Sherman will entertain the Kings Daugh-
tiers Wednesday at her home.-T. w. John
son is recovering from his recent attack
of asthma.-Mrs. Alton Kenyon and Mrs.
w. c. Sprague spent Monday in Hines
burg.-Howard Fargo spent the week END
with his grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. ].
w. Fargo
play Among the Breakers" is being
rehearsed by local talent to be given at
the Center the evening of the 3Oth. for the
benefit OF the Red Cross work.-Butler
Ross OF Burlington was guest of his sis
ter, Mrs. Alger. Tuesday night.
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ST. GEORGE.

Mrs. Jay Wade returned home Friday
after visit of few days spent in Essex,
N. Y.-Mrs. w. G. White of Jonesville
passed the weekend at the home Of NJ.
w. Hinsdale's.-Mr. and Mrs. o. F..
Clough and son were in Burlington Satur-
and Katherine Aver have
been confined to the house the past week
by illness.-R H. North is confined to
the bed after having the misfortune of
breaking one bone in his leg.-Miss Abbie
Wellinger has returned home after pass
ing a month with her sister in Williston
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Chase were in Bur-
lington Saturday.
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UNDERHILL.

The regular meeting of the Go-Ahead
ciup' which was to be held at Masonic
nan Thursday afternoon, was postponed
until Friday.-The members of the Under
hill cemetery: to consider and adopt
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RICHMOND.

A large audience attended the enter.
tainment and dance given in the new
theater by the pupils of Miss Bartlett's
dancing class Friday evening Fulyea's
orchestra Of four pieces furnished music.
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WEST BOLTON.

Mrs. Electa Gile has purchased the
Edward Nealy place.-Mrs. William Yantz
Is i'll with measles.-Mr. and Mrs. G..
Larose are parents Of son, born May /.
Mrs. G. W. Streeter has gone to Shell
burne for the summer.-E. r. Davis
visited his mother In Essex Junction re-.
cently.-Mr. and Mrs. ]. H. Smith, Mr..
and Mrs. G.. Streeter. Mrs. Z. B. York.
A. N. streeter. George Gile and sons.
Hervey and Ralph, were In Burlington
saturday.-Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bacon Of
Burlington spent the weekend with his
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bacon
Herbert Tomlinson and Frank Gregory
have gone to Richmond to work for the
summer.-The Ladies' Aid met with Mrs
Harry Gregory Wednesday.
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WILLISTON.

John Pratt has sold his farm to Ray
mond Lawrence. Mr.. Pratt has bought
of ]. e. Kennedy the Roswell Fay farm
at North Williston.-A daughter was born
to Mr.. and Mrs. George Snail May a.
Mrs. j. Cram has returned from Hud.
son. N. Y. where she has spent the WIN
ter.-Edward Burnett has moved from
Media Senna's to the Lewis Lunderville
tenement house on the Rowe farm.-News
has been received of the marriage Of
Esther Quincy Of Marion, Mass, to
Charles Osborn. a former resident Of
this place.. e. serlis Of Barre called on
friends here Tuesday.-A dance was xiven
by the Social club at the Universalist hall
Monday evening. Music was by Barre
orchestra.-Mr. and Mrs. Peter SIENNA
were in Colchester Sunday to visit Mr.. and
Mrs Henry Pratt.-Mrs. Hiram Gregory
Of Burlington was here Sunday.
The patriotic meeting held in Uni
versalist hall Saturday evening was we'll
attended. Addresses were made by Miss
Bertha Terrill Of the University Of Yer.
mont; j. W. Dana, county agricultural
agent; Mrs. L. A. Downing Of Essex
Junction; Prof. Thomas Bradlee. and
Mrs. Dimmock Of the agricultural exten.
sion service. Much OF the talk BY the
speakers was on economy.
L Lashua and Miss PickArd of North
Williston were married Thursday at Es-
sex Junction. reception was held at
North Williston at the home Of the bride
that night.-Mrs. G. lombard, who has
been spending the past winter in Bur-
lington with her daughter. is at home
T. w. Cady is putting an addition on the
west side Of his barn.-Mrs Arthur SIENNA
was the guest Of her sister, Mrs Walter
Cassidy. in Burlington. four days of last
week.-Otis Dow is moving into the ten
ement side Of Mrs. J. Cranes house.
Clark Wood who has been working in
Chicopee. Mass. the past season. IL home
for few days.-Mrs. Alison Bradley and
daughter. Belle, were guests Of Mrs. Wal
ter Cassidy last week.-The Rev. H. g.
Banks moved his family from Shelburne
last Thursday.-Miss Ellen Goss Of Shell
ourne is stopping with Mrs. Banks through
the coming summer.-Miss Abbie Bonn.
bard. who has been spending the past week
with her sister. Mrs. F. Tucker. in Bur-
lington, returned to her home Sunday.
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at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Reavy. ST., is i'll at the
home Of his son. Charles.-Mrs. Harriet
Cleveland and son, Orlo. of Carthage. N.
r.. are visiting her daughter and hus-
band. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Schillhammer.
Mrs. Emma Cook is visiting In Burlng-
ton.-Mrs. frank, who has been visiting
In Boston, returned Saturday.--Gamalo
Rose OF New Jersey, who has been at the
hone Of John Schillhammer. installing a
milking machine, left Saturday for Ellen
burg. N .Y.-Mrs. Jennie Pierce of Bur-
lington Is visiting at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Percival for q few days.
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JERICHO CENTER.

Seventeen ladies of this part of the
town met in the library Wednesday May
and formed a temporary organi-
cation to assist in Red Cross work. It
Is hoped that later they may form a
branch society. A canvass of the COM
munity will be made early this week
when everyone will have a chance to give
toward this work. 1t is hoped that every
woman will be willing to sew, as there
Is much to be done to equip the Ver-
mont boys. who may soon be called upon
for active service in this war-About
20 of the friends and neighbors met at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Cheseman
johnson to celebrate the Goth anniversary
of their marriage, and also Mrs. john
sons S0th. birthday.-Elght Of the high
school boys have left school to work on
farms and two have Joined the navy.
Mrs. F. A. Fuller met with a painful
accident Saturday morning when, going
down cellar with lighted lamp. she Slip
ped on the third stair, falling to the bot
tom and cutting one thumb badly with
broken glass and badly spraining her right
wrist. A business meeting Of the Social
Service club will be held Wednesday at
two o'clock at the library, preceding the
Red Cross meeting.-Mrs. Burke G. Brown
is visiting her daughter. Mrs. Carl MAJ,
In Springfield Mass.-The church officers
meeting will be held Wednesday evening
with Deacon and Mrs G. c. Eicknell.-
Miss Abbie Walston Is i'll with pneumonia
following an attack of measles
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WESTFORD.

The State evangelist will hold special
meetings at the Baptist Church for about
10 days. beginning next week.-The La
dies Aid met with Mrs. Clark Paige
Wednesday afternoon, and the Woman's
Union with Mrs. F. A. Petty on the same
date-Mr. and Mrs. Dick Norton and FAM
lily Of Burlington spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Munson.
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MILTON BOCO.

Richard O'Daniels spent Saturday and
Sunday in this place.-Mr. and Mrs. D. r.
Bean. Mrs. Peterson and three children
arrived here May Mrs. Rhoda Goodwin
returned to Waterbury Monday.-Mr. and
Mrs. William Gonyeau. Mr.. and Mrs. r.
r. Bullock we're in st. Adams May g.
Mrs. r. e. Mills spent Saturday night and
Sunday in St Albans-George Stanley
was in this place over Sunday.-william
Walker has moved to st. Adams bay
Mrs. Ernest Elmer and sons were in West
Georgia May g.
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ESSEX CENTER.

The Rev. L. e. Usher has been engaged
as pastor Of the confederated Baptist and
Congregational Churches and took
up his work Sunday. Services will be
held in the Congregational Church at 1o:45
a. m. each Sunday. DR.. Dawson of Bur-
ungton met with the Baptist Church and
DR.. Merrill Of st. Johnsbury with the
Congregational Church Thursday, April
q. The vote in each instance to confed-
crate was unanimous
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

The Kings Daughters met at 1:30
o'clock Wednesday afternoon with Mrs.
Harry wescott.-Mr. and Mrs. William
Deforge have returned from Bellows
Falls. where they have been the past year
to live with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Zeb Deforge. who are in poor health
Mrs. Henry Ibey. who has been in falling
health the past year with pernicious
anemia, is now confined to her bed.-Mrs.
Mayo and son. Harry, have moved from
the Mary Casey house to the G. B. Catlin
farm. where they have employment.
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the result of two boys. 10 and II years old.
being given drink at a wedding recep-
ton in Corporation hall a week ago,
three men were hailed into municipal
court yesterday on warrants issued by the
States attorney. Bruno Demosi and son.
Dominic Demosi. and James Padelino
were the defendants in the case Bruno
Demosi was fined 800 and costs of $6.05,
which he paid The case against Domi-
mic Demosi was nolle pressed. while Pade-
limo was given a sentence OF from five to
six months at the house OF correction but
upon payment OF the costs, which were
e605. sentence was suspended. The recep.
ton was for the wedding Of Dominic
Demosi and Florence Larock. who were
married in Burlington. That evening
some children were present at the re.
ception and they were given some of the
drinks on hand and 1t Is reported that
they became we'll under the influence of
the beverages by midnight.
A novelty shower was rendered Miss
Maybelle Bulger at the home of the
Misses Deadly on Malletts Bay avenue
Tuesday night in honor of her approach
ing marriage to Gordon Wells OF Bur-
lington. Miss Bulger was pleasantly re-
membered with many gifts and the eve-
ming was spent with music. games and
refreshments.
Inc Work Oh nnIsnlnB tne weaver street
bridge over the Central Vermont railway
has been begun and will be completed In
q few days The work was begun late
last FAM but was stopped on account Of
the cold weather. The bridge is of REIN
forced concrete and the arch was fnaVe
the width Of the highway. The work left
undone was the putting In of the cement
wall on the sides and the filling over the
arch by dirt. The work Of putting in the
sidewalk and curbing is to be done by the
village.
The remains of Mrs. Eliza Merrill. 30
years old. who died In town yesterday.
will be sent this morning to East Fair
field to-day.
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Few people realize how many differ
ent cars are still i'll use whose makers
have gone out of business and how
many models of existing builders that
are so far obsolete that spare parts are
no longer carried at the factories Of
their origin. The Horseless Age re-
Gently published a list Of 206 orphan
cars and is not entirely sure that it
includes all of the tribe.
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Tuesday Auction Club

Eight members of the Tuesday auc-
ton club are spending the afternoon
very pleasantly with Miss Dorothy
Schneider on Oklawaha avenue. At
ter the games Miss Schneider will
serve ice cream and cake. A very
pretty and useful little article, an ad-
dress book, will be given to the player
making the highest score.
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One Relief,

what are you reading there?'
MY life insurance policy, and it
gives me a frightful headache"
"Can't tell what it means, ehY'
mo and my only consolation is that
somebody else will have to settle it in
the end. kansas City Journal.
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OCALA SOCIAL AFFAIRS
If You Have Any News for this De-
partment, Call Two-One-Five
or Five-One Y

Mrs. Charles W. Moreman and baby
have returned home from a several
weeks visit to relatives in Atlanta.
Mrs. G. A. Carmichael has return
ed home from several weeks visit
to relatives at Union Springs, Ala.
An official government made pic
ture of the world war will be shower
at the Temple today with an L-Ko
comedy and Pathe News.
Miss Lillian Butler has returned to
her home in st. Petersburg after a
months visit to her aunt, Mrs. F. w.
Ditto and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Bennett of Chi
cago have arrived in Ocala to visit
their son and daughter-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. l. F. Bennett and little son.
Miss Beulah Whitney has returned
to her home in Jacksonville after an
extended visit to friends here and
relatives at Orange Lake.
Miss Sue Moore and her aunt, Mrs.
F. ]. Hagood are now being delight
fully entertained in Atlanta, where
they are visiting Mrs. ]. K. Polk.
Mrs. NJ. A. TenEyck has returned
home after a delightful two weeks
visit at Pablo Beack and a three
weeks visit with her sister in Jack
sonville.
The Ocaal friends of Miss Elise
Harris of Orlando will be interested
to hear she has gone to Jacksonville
to accept a responsible position with
the Macon-Myerson Co.
Mrs. Caswell, Mrs. Connolly, Miss
! Caswell, R. B. Meffert, Percy Thig'
pen and W. B. Gallagher of Ocala
were motor visitors in the city, dining
at the San Juan Observation-Disclosures
Reporter-Star.
Miss Doris Newman and Miss
Elizabeth Maxwell of Jacksonville
have returned home after delightful
visit to Mrs. George Maughs. Mrs
Maughs and her guests also enjoyed
ten days stay at Lake Weir.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Cobb and chill
dren and Mr.. T. A. Cobb went to tn
lake today for a two weeks outing
They will occupy "Bellair," the coz,
Bradford cottage near DR.. H. "
Henry's residence.
Messrs. Otis Green and Bernar
Koonce have returned home after
weeks visit in the Magic City. The
made the trip in the latter's car, an
say the east coast roads are in spler
did condition. They were both charm
ed with Palm Beach and Miami.
Miss May Davies of Jacksonvil
has arrived in Ocala for an extende
visit to her brother, Mr.. Fl. A. Davit
and Mrs. Davies. Mr.. and Mrs. Davif
are moving today into the cottage
Sanchez street formerly occupied /
Mr.. Chas A Harris.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G. Jackson Jr. a
rived Saturday from Kenansvill
Fla, to visit Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Jacl
= son and daughter. Mrs. Jackson w
remain until the last of the week al
v will then join Mr.. Jackson in JAG
sonville, where they will reside in Il
future.
. Mr.. and Mrs. John Y. S. Mitche
= of Norfolk, Va, are the happy your
parents of dear little daughter w
arrived about two weeks ago. TIL
NM will be of interest to the Ocala frien
of Mrs. Mitchell who as Miss Ali
IS Bell visited Mrs. George Maug
in several winters ago.
3 49,
Mrs. w. R. Lambert of Fort Wort
Texas, who has been visiting rel
tives in Brooksville, is spending ii
e, week in Ocala, with her sister, M
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Always insist upon having Carriers
BUTTERNUT bread. Get it at your
grocer's or at Carriers Bakery, North
Main street. T-u
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then go to Quincy to visit before re-
turning home with Rev. Lambert,
who is now conducting meeting at
River Junction.
All Day Picnic at Silver Springs
Mrs. Fred Cook, Miss Lucille Gis-
sendaner and Miss Elizabeth Bennett
motored to Silver Springs this morn
ing in Mr.. c. E. Simmons car to join
Misses Gladys Farris, Luvy Lee
Schoef1in, Ulanee Barnett and Ruth
Simmons, who had walked out to the
Springs at o'clock this morning.
This congenial crowd took plenty Of
picnic goodies and will spend the en-
tire day there, returning about sup
per time.
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l have anything in the electrical
line. Ask about them. W. j. McGehee,
distributor.
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A Model Wife.

Our idea of a model wife is one who
keeps her husband from making fool
of imself.-Galveston News.
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Come in and let me snow you a
Williams Grist Mill. w. ]. McGehee,
distributor. tt
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TALLAHASSEE

Besides being the best, Carriers
BUTTERNUT bread is "made in
Ocala." Insist upon having Carriers
bread from your grocer. 7-f
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Rexall Liver Salts is pleasant to
take, and is eficacious. Sold in ocala
only at Gerig's Drug Store. tt.
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See Blalock Brothers for Goodrich
touring information. tt
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Preparation is half the battle. and
nothing Is lost by being on ones guard.
Don QuiXote.
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Different.

"He used to say he loved the ground
she walked on"
"Now?"
"Since her father bought limousine
she'd be insulted if he even dared to
hint that she ever walked.
Free Press
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Out of Date Cars.

Four Fords for sale. R. B. Carroll.
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Mrs. w. R. Lambert of Fort Worth,
Texas, who has been visiting rela-
tives in Brooksville, is spending this
week in Ocala, with her sister, Mrs.
j. P. Galloway. Mrs. Lambert will
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