The evening leader., 1918-11-05
GOALS AND PERSONALS


Our car of high grade roofing ar
rived yesterday. 1t will pay you to
consider the quality and price of this
roofing. l ply, $2.25; 2 ply ,$2.75; 8
ply, $3.25.
The banks are closed today for elec--
ton.
Corinne Griffith, Vitagraph's newest
star, at the Royal tonight.
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Does-your conscience tell you that
you cast your ballot right today?
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Mrs. l. ]. Belcher and Mrs. w. H.
Bowling spent yesterday afternoon in
Tampa.
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Mrs. S. B. Parken returned last
night from three. weeks visit to
friends in Tampa.
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M. E. Holland, of the Tarpon
Springs Bottling works, is suffering
with an attack of flu.
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Fresh fish daily at the Bragg Fish
house, 116 Lemon street, near T. &
G. C. depot. 10-29-tf.
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DR.. |. ]. Belcher reports that Uel
Dixon, of The Leader force, is suffer-
ing from slight attack of the flu.
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The Leader is in receipt of a 6
months renewal subscription from Ar
thur E. Williams of Cincinnati, O.
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We thank Mrs. J. N. Calhoun, of st.
Petersburg, for sending in her SUBJ
scription to The Evening Leader.
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Mrs. G. H. Northrop is reported to
be slightly ill this morning. Every
one wishes for her a speedy recovery.
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Mr.. Wyatt Meyer is out this morn
ing for the first time since his return
from Jacksonville. Mr.. Meyer has
been very i'll with influenza.
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FOR SALE CHEAP-One 3x5 mis-
sion style Office table, Gibble & Com
pany. 1O-31-tf.>
Misses Helen Craig and Irma Dan
nenmann are invited to spend the day
with Miss Frances Clark at Wall
Springs.
The Anclote shipyards worked only
four hours today-government order
said they must close and give the en-
Iployes an opportunity to vote.
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| c. B. Sheppard, who suffered Sc
we're attack of the flu, is able to be
up again, and the other members of
the family are also improving.
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Our local reporter, Mrs. Mary Beck
ett, is spending today in Tampa. Miss
Marguerite Cadwallader takes her
place on The Leader for the day. -
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Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Albee will ar
rive Thursday morning from Blue
Island, ILL.,, to spend the winter in
their attractive home on the bayou.
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Mr.. D. A. Alissandratos and Mr..
John Arfaras are reported to be in
bed with influenza. We hope it is
light attack and that they will soon
be back at their business.
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Mrs. ]. P. Sharpe has arrived in the
city to join her husband who is cap
tain of the government dredge Sara
sofa. They will occupy apartments at
the residence of w. E. Little.
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Misses Hollister, Matte Fernald,
Bessie Fulton, Mrs. 6. A. Louden and
Mrs. Mary l.. Beckett are shopping
in Tampa today, going over in Miss
Fernald's car.
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A small sale of wool and yellow
sponge was made this morning, which
was the first held recently. Sales to-
tailed $3.50, while there were refusals
to the amount of $1,3S5.
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A communication from T. w. Wat
son, chairman of the county council
of defense, states that there will be
a meeting of the council at the court
house in Clearwater at 2 p. m. Fri
day, November s. All members are
urgently requested to be present.
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| DR.. ]. E. Douglass has mentioned
| the fact that the beautiful winter
home of the late Senator Hawkins
will soon be on sale and that this
would be an ideal location for a city