The evening leader., 1918-12-09

possible at this time to buy stoves
from the manufacturers All you can
get are what the jobber has on hand.
Also do you know we are selling more
stoves this fall than ever before?
! Hadn't you better. buy yours before
they are all gone? Gourley-Logan
Hardware Co.. Phone 3.
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j. N. Craig received forty-one tur-
keys this morning from friend of his
and disposed of them at 38 cents per
pound before noon. Surely Tarponites
like turkey.
Don't fail to try our regular dinner
at 35c. New York Restaurant.
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The New York restaurant has been
in business here four years. Regular
dinner, 35c.
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Mrs. H. B: Webster informed us this
morning that she had rented her home
for the season to c. L. Wann, who
with his wife, his mother and his
wife's father, two children and maid,
arrived yesterday from Bradford, Pa.
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T. J. Zimmerman, who went to
Jacksonville to help advertise Tarpon
Springs at the state fair, is expected
home tomorrow or next day.
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Ladies, Vinson's ad is interesting.
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James Bowen and family have left
Tarpon Springs and will open up
farm at Summerfield, Fla. Mr.. Bowen
left several weeks ago and his wife
and family leave today. The idea is
to provide a home and employment
for their two young sons who are now
in the service, one on the Mexican bor-
der and one in France. >
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The proposition for re-opehing the
Anclote Shipbuilding yards is indeed
good news.
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The New York restaurant serves
regular dinner for 35cents.
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The Bank of Commerce has opened
up it's Christmas savings club. See
their attractive and interesting half
page advertisement in this issue of
The Leader and then join the club.
/ President N. A. Van Wrinkle told us
in a short conversation that it was
really remarkable how this Christmas
savings club had induced those of
small means to save. He remarked
that many would draw only part Of
| their savings of the past year for
| Christmas, transferring the balance to
a regular savings account. Personally
we know a man who joined the ten
cent club two years ago and the mon
ey was added to and put in a savings
account and is still in the bank draw
ing interest compounded quarterly.
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D. A. Hendrix, 13 years old, of
Sutherland, who attends our public
school, fell from the fire escape of the
school building today and dislocated
his elboV; We called DR.. Albaugh at
i2:10 this afternoon to inquire about
the case and he said that DR.. Doug
lass and himself were then working
on the lad, who was under an anes-
thetic, so we hung up the receiver.
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Have you secured space in The
Leaders, Christmas edition? Our So
licitors told US today, that we would
never be able to get the new business
in sixteen pages, that it would come
nearer being forty pages if the pres
ent rate kept up. We said let it be
forty if necessary. But really it is
most encouraging the way the busi-
ness people have taken space in the
Christmas edition, and the prospects
are that we will have to print twenty
four pages.
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At Simmons Pressing Shop is where
you get your clothes cleaned land
pressed right. We clean kid gloves,
shoes, rugs, furs, silks, satins, and
laces. We dye superbly. Our years
of experience enable US to give our
customers good service.
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