The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1918-06-14
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paper salad or ice cream dishes, SC
per dozen; Mapleware lunch sets, 25c;
picnic tablecloth and IL napkins, 1Oc.
Gourley-Logan Hardware Co. Phone
No. 3.
Today is Flag day, and every store
or place of business and every home
should be flying the Stars and Stripes.
FOR RENT p-to-date apartment,
Tarpon avenue; possession after
June %. Apply Mrs. G. C. Hill. 6-14tf
At the Royal tonight the attraction
is Triangle picture entitled "Who
is to Blame" featuring Jack Living
ston.
Mrs. C. c. Hill has been appointed
city chairman of the war savings com
mittee, in place of Mrs. ]. G. Beck
man, who resigned.
Mrs. William Keene went to Tar
pom Springs Monday morning to
spend the day with her mother, Mrs.
Herbert. Clearwater News.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Neal, with Mrs.
Barnett and son, of Tarpon Springs,
were among the visitors to Clearwater
Beach yesterday afternoon. Clearwa-
ter Sun.
Miss Christel Clayton was taken i'll
yesterday with spell of fever, and is
confined to her bed, with DR.. A. P,
Albaugh attending the case.
WANTED Young or middle-aged
woman to do general homework in
family Of two. Call at Gulf Coast
depot. W. S. Dillon. 6-11-3tp.
Mrs. Lucian II. Barnett and young
son Lucian are booked to leave Sat
urday morning for jacksonville, where
for the past month Mr.. Barnette has
been employed in the shipyard.
DR.. and Mrs. A. p Albaugh, Mrs. l..
H. Barnette and son Lucian, and Mrs.
E. F. Albaugh and little daughter
Emily motored today to Tampa,
spending a few hours there on bust
ness.
Tarpon Bus Line, Tarpon Springs to
Tampa, leaves Board of Trade 8 a. m.
and p. M, leaves Tampa 10 a. m. and
pm. Fare, $1.0O each way. 5-6tf
Mrs. ]. D. Evans, chairman Of the
Red Cross committee Of Wall
Springs, was a visitor to this city
Thursday, coming here to participate
in the national defense rally Clear
water News.
A bathing party consisting of Mrs.
T. e. Bridgland, Franklin and Susan
Bridgland, Mrs. Albriton and the
Misses Marie and Frances Lilies, en-
joyed yesterday AFTERNOON at Clear
water Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs Fl. H. McCreary, Mrs.
M. G. Campbell, Mrs. A. F. Smith,
Miss Lille McCreary and Master J..
r. McCreary, of Tarpon Springs,
were among the visitors yesterday
evening to Clearwater Beach.-Clear-
water Sun.
Messrs. Frank Rouse and A. G.
Brooks were calling on friends yester-
day in Tampa. Frank wore an aspect
of secrecy this morning, but of course
that's all right. We are convinced
that the young men had most pleas
ant time.
Little Miss Meredith Topliff, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Topliff, is
i'll with three-day measles. 1t is now
unpopular to call this malady by its
old term, German measles. 1t is hoped
the little girl will recover soon. DR..
Douglass is the physician in charge.
Mrs. E. w. Neate and little daugh-
ter Erminie, and Mrs. Neate's moth
er, Mrs. S. B. Parlin, left yesterday
for Springdale to visit Mrs. Neate's
sister, after which they will go to Mrs.
Parlin's home at Apalachicola. Mrs.
Neate will be away about SIX weeks.
Over ten thousand packages OF
canned fruits and vegetables put up
this summer by the young women OF
Pinellas county speaks well for their
industry, and shows what good house
keepers they are. The other counties
will find the record hard to beat
Clearwater Sun.
Mrs. E. R. Meres received letter
from Mrs. J. H. Frye in which was
enclosed check for SIS for the local
Red Gross chapter. We are sure tins
will be greatly appreciated by tne
chapter. Mrs. Frye stated that sne
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