The evening leader., 1918-10-28
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We have a large stock of O'Cedar
oil and mops, which are sold at the
regular list prices. Gourley-Logan
Hardware Co.
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The city hall clock was an hour too
fast all day yesterday.
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That war garden is a necessity-the
Huns are not whipped yet.
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H. J. Lumpkin, formerly of St. Pc
tersburg, is in town today
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o. w. Dixon was transacting bust
ness in town this morning.
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Mr.. M. F. Coates father arrived
from St. Louis this morning.
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The citizens of Lake Villa have so
far escaped the influenza epidemic.
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Mr.. Malcolm Hill is sick with infiu-
enza, and Miss Carrie Hill is better.
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L. L. Pierce, of Elfers, was transact
ing business in the city this morning.
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Miss Shordon is sick with light
attack of influenza at her home in the
/ Welsh apartment house.
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Miss Mona Bates came up Saturday
from Clearwater to attend the funeral
of the late T. B. Gibson.
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! WANTED-Goo cook. Apply 703
Grand boulevard. Good wages to sat
/ isfactory party. 10-25-2tp.
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The body of the late. Greene Meyer
arrived last night and was buried at
o'clock this afternoon at Anclote.
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i Do you know that if you eat fresh
vegetables this winter that you will
have to grow them yourself? Fact.
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Mr.. c. B. Sheppard, who is suffering
from an attack of influenza, is report
ed not so well this morning.
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If you know of any one able to work
who is not working report the name
and address to The Evening Leader.
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Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Y oungblood, of
Largo, spent yesterday in the city, the
guest of their daughter, Mrs. A. P.
Stratigos.
/ J. r. Durrance has his sleeves rolled
up today and is busy burning the
trash on his vacant lots near the
Knapp house-more work than he has
done in some time.
Mrs e. Gammage, from Fort Scott,
Kan, arrived last night to spend the
winter with her son, Rev. A. E. Gam
mage. She expressed herself as being
delighted with our city.
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Rev A. E Cammage has q pet
bone-felon on his thumb. He is going
tohave it split open, and we feel sure
he viii dance, even though dancing is
against the rules of his church.
Mrs. Lena Klady arrived Saturday
night from Jersey City to spend the
winter IN Tarpon Springs. Ms. Kla-
ly has many rfiends in the city who
IRE always glad to welcome her.
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Secretary Lansing has asked every
one TO plant war gardon-now is
the time to do st-you will soon be
proud to see the green things coming
up-the things which you planted
with your own hands.
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Mrs. E. Fl. Beckett, who hos been
down with influenza for the past week,
is reported today as much improved.
She is being cared for by her daugh-
ter, Miss Catherine Edwards.
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The school children are requested
and urged to plant war gardens.
Prizes are being offered for the best
garden besides they can make money
selling their produce to those who
have been too indolent to grow food
for themselves
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The ROYAL theatre will open up the
last of the week. both here and in
Clearwater. Mr. ,Pitman said he
wanted to remain closed until the pub
lie sentiment felt that it was al right
for him to resume business.
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"Flu" seems to be on the wane, nr,
Abaugh reported three new eases at