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SOCIETY
Mutt and Jeffr in Another New
Hit Coming.

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Mutt and Jef' in their latest and
greatest fun phest" entitled Mutt
and jeff Dreams" will make their an
Inual visit at the Temple Theatre,
Monday, Dec. s.
! The new play is said to be one OF
the big laughs hits of the season, COM
bining fun that ii clean and whole
some, likewise original. Music of the
"catchy" variety, settings, mountings
and a scenic production that dazzles.
Comedians and vaudeville acts of the
better grades and q company OF thir-
ty, mostly girls. Including a chorus of
sprightly maidens, who can both sing
and dance, are soma of the things that
make Mutt and Ibf's Dreams" the
foremost of all POPULAR priced must.
cal farce comedies.
Although the high cost OF every
thing has pervaded the theatrical line,
same as all other Business, it is MIR
Hills intention to give the theatre
lgoing public the benefit OF the pre-.
war prices just as long as it is pos.
sible to do so. 81
Advance sale OF seats now on at the
Court Pharmacy.
DR.. B. C.. Dodds Of Ocala and his
father-in-law, B. A. Miner, are regis
tered at the Olive. DIR. Dodds mar
ried an Ocsla girl a. few years ago
and moved to Tennessee, where he
has been practicing, but on account
of his wife's health he has decided
to locate again in florida and may
decide to open an office in Tampa
! Tampa Tribune.
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Misses Fannie and Rosebud Robin
son, after a few days. pleasant visit
in Ocala with Miss Adele Bittinger
have returned to their home in Jack
sonville. They formerly resided in
Ocala. and their friends were delight
ed to have visit from them.
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! Mrs. Annie Van Dsman arrived 10
Ocala Tuesday AFTERNOON, and is the
iguest of her sister, Mrs. w. w. Har
riss. for the winter. Mrs. vna De-
mans Ocala friends will be delihtegd
to have her back for the season. She
spent the summer and fall in Ashe-
vile, N. c., and for the past month
has been the guest ofdifferent friends
in Jacksonville, where she has been
most delightfully."- entertained. En-
route to Jacksonville from Asheville
Mrs. Van Deman paid short visit TO
relatives in Atlanta.
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Eugene Barnett, in charge Of the Y.
Nj. C. A. of Tangchow, China has re-
Imembered his fathers SEVENTEEN
birthday by sending d longevity scroll
1t is a work of art, the embroidery be-
ing done on the richest Of pink silk
This gift is highly APPRECIATED by Rev
and Mrs. Barnett The letter accom-
panying the scoll Is most beautifully
written and pays the highest tribute
to his father and mother.
The following is taken from the let
ter: 81 am sending in this mail an
embroidered scroll as token of my
thoughts of you on your SEVENTEEN
birthday.
1.-THE scroll is called \ scroll of
longevity and is thought Chinese
conception. bought 1t from Hang
chow's biggest siik shop out of their
general stock Of longevity scrolls. 1t
Is. in other words. the sort of birth
day present the Chineat gives to their
friends and kidsnen when ethy reach
slit, or sexenty years o. age. Every
) thing on the scroll is symbolic. You
will notice pomegfanites full of seeds.
The Chinese word for seeds and for
sons is the same; the pomegranite
, seeds represent the blessing of num-
erous posterity. The chrysanthemum
is the flower of longevity. The mean
ing fthe evergreen trees is the SAME
in China as the meaning of the ever
green trees in the west. AS the ever
; green loses not its greenness and
freshness in the winter, so old age
shall have no power to rob you of
: your youth and vigor. The rock shown
in the picture is the symbol of
strength and Snduringness. Clear
water Son.
Rev. and Mrs. Barnett's OcaIa