The evening leader., 1918-11-26

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See j. A. Bragg for wood. Oak,
$3.50; pine, 1925.
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The American Cafeteria is the
"home of good eats"
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The American Cafeteria is on hand
with all you want to eat.
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The United Divers Supply company
carries full line of groceries and
ship chandlery.
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See J. A. Bragg for wood. Oak,
$3.50; pine, $3.25.
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Don't forget that A. Leousis handles
a full stock of American Beauty flour.
The best flour made.
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If you want your clothes cleaned
and pressed right let US fix them up
at Simmons Pressing Club. Ladies'
work a speciality. No. lit Tarpon
Ave. l11-2O-1 mo.
Go to the American Cafeteria if
hungry.
| The New York Bargain store has
a fine line Of fancy goods for Christ
mas presents. Read their ad in this
issue.
Harry Shaw & Co. keep the best of
everything in the grocery line, and
they know how to care for your
wants.
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| Furnished house, 7 rooms and bath,
for rent for the season. Good loca-
ton, near Spring bayou. Leader Real
Estate company. If.
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The City Market is better prepared
than ever before to supply you with
groceries and fresh meats. Give
them call.
F. M. Wharton, our progressive
groceryman, is in Tampa today look
ing after something good for his Gus
toners for their Thanksgiving tables.
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Thanksgiving turkey dinner at the
Ferns hotel, $1OO. 11-25-2tp.
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LOST-Cameo bar pin, on Tarpon
avenue, between Madole and postof-
flee. Finder return to L. R. Fernald.
1861.
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The Tarpon Springs Furniture Co.
carries one of the most complete, up
to-date lines of furniture in the south.
No use to go out of town for anything
in their line.
The Tarpon Springs Grocery Co. is
today calling attention to their splen-
did line of groceries and Thanksgiv-
| ing specialties. Read their ad and go
to their store to buy.
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Don't forget the splendid show at
the Royal theatre today, afternoon
and night. Manager Pitman has gone
to great expense to get this wonder
full picture-"The Freedom of the
World"-and deserves our patronage.
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The Ladies' Aid society of Trinity
M. e. church is supposed to be in ses-
sion all day today at the home of Mrs.
Julia Currier, but whether the ladies
ventured out in the heavy rain or not
we are not informed. In fact, it was
accidental that we learned of the
meeting. "Sleuths" in our office
brought US the news.
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Wounded American soldiers will be
the guests of the American Red Cross
Thanksgiving afternoon in one of the
largest theatres in Paris. The Amer
lean Red Cross has bought the entire
house for the matinee performance
and special numbers that will appeal
to the boys from the United States
will be, interpolated in the regular
revue. Before going to the theatre.
the soldiers will partake of an old
fashioned American Thanksgiving
dinner. ...
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On another page of today's Leader
will be found an advertisement for
Thanksgiving dinner at the Madole
hotel. Only 81 is the price. Turkey
with all it implies will be the feature
of the menu, but there will be many
other good things for those who come.
The Madole Thanksgiving dinners are
never forgotten by those who are
present. There is nothing lacking to
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