The evening leader., 1918-08-10

KARpON SPRINGS LOCALS & PERSONAL 8


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1f YOU need anything in the way Of
pots or pans be sure to see our stock
w. probably have what you want in
a;thar aluminium ware or enamel ware.
Gourley-Logan Hardware Go.
MI. j M. Mitchell, of Elfers, is in
town today.
One fine horse Tor sale. Apply to
Sam Boyett. o-lO-tf.
Mrs. j. M. Turnpaw, of Anclote, was
- kpping in town this morning.
8 Ella Castaing went to Ehren
this morling for visit with her aunt,
Mrs. Zoe McAroy.
Mrs. S. w. Dixon, who has a splen-
did farm few miles out in the coun-
try, is shopping in town today.
Misses Matte Fernald and Helen
Craig and Mrs. L. s. Fernald formed
a pleasant party who motored to Tam
pa yesterday
I Mr. j. "A. Lutz will list, free of
charge, any rooms you may have for
- u will see him at the Board
y U lde rooms.
| FOR SALE-S0 acres near Oldsmar,
$3.50 per acre. This offer good un-
til called to service. A. E. Allemand,
Tarpon Springs. tt.
Rev. A. E. Gammage returned this
morning from Zephyrhills, where he
| has been conducting revival services.
He says the church roll has been
greatly increased by these meetings.
| The final payment of forty per cent
| on liberty bonds of the third issue will
1 be due on August Is, but should be
| paid here on or before August Is, so
ithakt will reach the federal reserve
3banE IN Atlanta when it is due.
IF0R SALE.-The Leader has brand
lnew No. 5 Rotary Neostyle and sup
lplies, equipped for typewriter repro
Iduction, with a writing board contain
ling writing plate 9xS inches for auto
lgraphic or stylus work. Original
Iprice $50. Make us an offer.
| Mr.. and Mrs. e. M. Smith, of Tam
pa, came in this morning and will
Ispend the week end at their home
-iacross the bayou. Tomorrow they
Twill entertain for the day a party Of
-Gaapa frieaas composed of Mrs. Har
pen Mrs NeRae and NJ Leon.
Miss Lostie Harshaw was III Tampa
hhis morning on business connected
with her passport which she will need
Pn he's trip to Canada. Miss Haia
shaw had expected to leave Monday
for Canada, but will not be able to go
For several days due to delay in get
fing her passport.
New line Of fall samples. Come in
hnd let US fit you up for fall. Depend
bible materials, careful attention,
workmanship absolutely satisfactory.
Pressing, cleaning, dyeing, repairing,
ht Hills Pressing Club. Watches and
fewelry repaired. Ready to serve you
h~either line. Phone 100. T. D..
Johnson 7-31-1 mo.
Miss Ruth f. Barnum and Miss May
Morris will be here Monday and will
fpeak at the Royal theatre at o'clock
Monday afternoon in the interest Of
the Child Welfare movement Miss.
Barnum is the visiting nurse and will
speak on the physical care of the child,
while Miss Morris, who is sent out by
the agricultural department, will give
an interesting talk on the child's diet.
Mrs. r. S. Meyer came up to The
Leader office this morning to extend
her subscription to The Leader. She
also subscribed for The Leader to be
@nt to her daughter, Miss Doris, who
a takcher at Homestead. While in
the Office Mrs. Meyer remarked that
they could do without -four and sugar
but that they couldn't get along with
out The Evening Leader and the Tam
pa Tribune, which shows her good
Judgment.
Mr. George Emmanuel showed us a.
letter which he received from his
arother-in-law, Petros Karakassonis,
lieutenant general in command of the
fifteenth division of the eighth army
corps Of the Greek army, fighting on.
the Balkan front at Lake Doiran, who
Fatest hat they are getting ready to.
And somewhere near Smyrna on the
d0aSt of Asia Minor and tn tell his