The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1918-05-21
TARPON SPRINGS ms AND OUTS

20 gross of jars and 100 gross of rings
direct from the factory at special
prices. Regular sc rings, 8 doz. for
10c; 10c rings, doz. for 25c. Mason
jars, pints 95c and quarts $1.10. Glass
top jars, pints, $1.1O; quarts, $1.25.
Goods well bought are half sold. The
Gourley-Logan Hardware Co. If.
Miss Beatrice Clark and a bunch of
girl friends from Wall Springs were
in the city today from Wall Springs.
WANTED-Clean cotton rags, at
The Leader Office. If.
J. D. Evans, of Wall Springs, was
attending to business in the city to-
day. He says everybody down his way
is making preparations for the fish
fry on Thursday, for the Tarpon
Springs Red Cross. The people of Wall
Springs helped notably at the peach
celebration there, men and women
alike doing their best, and the local
chapter should be very grateful for
the fine interest shown by our neigh
bors of Wall Springs.
Mrs. J. N. Craig returned last night
from a months visit to her mother,
Mrs. ]. w. Smith, Micanopy. While
Mrs. Craig was there her aunt, Mrs.
Chamberlain passed away, and her
brother and sister were both quite i'll.
The sister, who lives in South Carroll
ma, is improved and has returned to
her home. The brother has gone to
Hendersonville, N. c., in the hopes
of regaining his health.
At the Royal tonight Maciste, the
warrior, will be seen in ''The Warrior"
in succession of edifying scenes, a
profusion of colors and variety of
settings so beautiful as to seem mag
mary. You will see not only the most
astounding spectacle, the prodigies
accomplished by man whose bright
clear eyes and perfect form evoke the
plaudits of the multitude, but you will
also follow the entire Alpine war
fare, the audacious maneuvers on the
submits of mountains, all this immac-
ulate mountain whiteness unpurpled
with the blood of those who fight for
liberty and justice.
Announcement of the approaching
marriage of Mr.. Edward T. Cheyney
and Miss Claire Dannenmann will be
read with interest by their large cir
Gle of friends throughout Pinellas
county and South Florida. Miss Dan
nenmann. is popular resident of Wall
Springs, and Mr.. Cheyney, now Of
Chester, Pa, was brought up in Tar
pom Springs, moving to Chester few
months ago. He is the son of Mr..
PAUL Cheyney, who for years, and ur--
til moving to Chester, was one of Tar
pom Springs most prominent business
men and popular citizens. Mr.. Ed
ward Cheyney is a nephew of Mr..
John X. Cheyney, of Tarpon Springs.
Clearwater Sun.
The big peach and ice cream supper
at the park, beginning at A p. m to-
day and continuing through the even
ing, is bound to be success. There
will be peaches and cream, peach ice
cream with cake, and also fresh peach
es by the basket for sale, besides sew
eral other kinds of ice cream, notably
a special donated by the Central Phar-
macy and called cover There" All
of the other ice cream parlors will al
so donate cream. Paul Cadwallader
will give honey, which will be sold.
Of course the Citizens band will be
right on the job. They are 100 per
cent loyal to the Red Cross and always
lend their efforts to every patriotic
occasion, playing their very best.
Don't miss the fun. Come out and help
raise that $4,000. To every person
buying any of the things at the sup
per, ride to Wall Springs and swim
in the pool will be given for 25c, pro-
vided they use their own bathing suits.
Take your suit to the supper with you.
Mr.. j. B. Cowsert will start running
his jitney to the Spring at 5:45. This
money will also go to the Red Cross.
Messrs. A. P. Beckett, Robert Child
ester, Edgar Knowles and w. H. Gour-
ley went down to Wall Springs today,
bringing back two sponge baskets full
of luscious peaches for the peach sup
per tonight. The Gourley-Logan
truck was used for the purpose
The more milk we have. the less
meat we need at home and the more