The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1919-03-19

to the Gulf Fish company, where the
car can be seen. 3-19-3t.
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S. L. Taylor came in from his coun-
try place this morning bringing some
real orange blossom honey which he
sells to selected customers. Some hon
ey it is.
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Mr.. J. R. Shaw found a pair of
glasses this morning and brought
them to The Leader office, where own
er can secure them by paying for this
advertisement.
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Don't go away for spring millinery.
Wait until you see what Mrs. Gray
has for you to select from. 3-18-tf.
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Long strings of autos have been
going all day between Tarpon Springs
and the picnic grounds at the Hoadley
home. The Tourist club picnic will
| long be remembered.
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Eighteen kingfsh, weighing 267
pounds after being dressed, were
brought in to the Gulf Fish company
yesterday. The kingfsh are running
now. Some sport when you hook one.
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Mrs. Gray will receive shipment
of spring millinery tomorrow, contain
ing all that ladies need in spring
goods. See her. 3-18-tf.
Another of those sales of cakes,
pies, candies and doughnuts will take
place next Saturday afternoon at the
Johnson pressing shop opposite the
postofice; where you get your mon
ey's worth and more, and at the same
time help the poor.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Dykman, who have
been visiting Mrs. F. Schwamb, Mrs.
B. C. Summons and Miss Marie Sam
mons, are to leave today for their New
York home. Miss Dykman will
remain for longer stay as she and
Miss Summons are having lots of fun.
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Latest in sailor hats, banana, jumbo
and pineapple braids, at Mrs. Gray's.
3-18-tf.
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Coming Thursday, at the Royal
'The Lion and the Mouse. 3-17-3t. :
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Robert Heel, driving big Cole 8,
and Dan Smith, riding bicycle, had
collision last evening at $3.50 on the
railroad crossing at Tarpon and SAT-
ford avenues The big auto was not
hurt but Dams knee was skinned and
his bicycle smashed. 1t appeared to
be a clear case of mo one to blame"
1t was luck that Mr.. Smith was not
seriously hurt.
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Miss Matte Fernald was driving her
auto on Stafford avenue Monday morn
ing when she ran into the grooves of
the railroad switch and one wheel
jammed hard and fast. Luckily no
trains were coming and she succeeded
in backing out of the slot without ac-
cident. This is a pretty big slot to
admit an auto tire, and right at
crowded crossing should not be per-
mitted to remain open. Railroad
switches do not of necessity have to be
so dangerous.
LOST-March Is, a folding pocket
book; contents, Masonic receipt card
and about $40 in bills. Liberal reward
if returned to owner, E. F. Grinnell,
at residence of Capt. Sam Hope, or
Leader office 3-17-3tp.
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Ladies' panamas and other straws
of various shapes and styles at Mrs.
Gray's. 3-18-tf.
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We wonder if the people of Tarpon
Springs and in reach of Talpon
Springs realize what generous favor
Mr.. George Inness, whose fame as an
artist is international, is granting to
this, his winter home, in allowing two
or three of his pictures to be sold at
auction tonight at the Universalist
church concert for the benefit of the
church. We wonder if it is realized
the chance they will have to get one
of these paintings at comparatively
nominal price; work of art that is
not only now valuable but will in
crease greatly in value with the years
to come.
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Coming Thursday, at the Royal
"The Lion and the Mouse"
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