The evening leader., 1919-01-21

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we all have to carry our meat home,
if we have any, besides all the other
packages we collect when down town,
we all need a basket. Gourley-Logan
Hardware Co.
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Frank Rouse was in Tampa yester-
day.
Houses for rent. See L. D. Vinson.
1-16-tf.
Miss Ruth Hitchcock spent yester-
day in Tampa, going over on a COM
bined pleasure and shopping trip.
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Mrs. M. I. Byard, of Paterson, N. J.
arrived in the city Saturday to spend
the winter. She has formerly spent
the winters on the east coast, but de-
cided to try Tarpon Springs this
winter.
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When you want something real good
to eat go to the American Cafeteria.
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Mrs. L. F. Wallbrecht writes from
Clearwater today as follows: 81 am
anxious to have a report of the Greek
Cross day exercises to complete pa
per on the subject. Please send copy
of today's Evening Leader"
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Mrs. H. L. Weller, her father, Mr..
Clark, and two sons, Maynord and
Paul, arrived from Cuyahoga Falls,
Ohio, last night, for the winter. They
are located in the Linn apartment
house, corner of Lemon and Banana
streets.
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The American Cafeteria continues
to serve the best of good eats.
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Hayes Bigelow secured some mag
nifcent views of different sections of
the celebration on Greek Cross day;
one from the upped windows of Cappy
Gregg's home being extra fine. They
can be seen at the Tarpon Springs
Drug store.
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The Leader has its tourist register
ready and already the registrants are
coming in.
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Mike Gold, cripple, who claimed to
have been hurt some years ago in Peb-
bledale, near Mulberry, and who says
he has just been all over that country,
reports that all the phosphat mines
are being re-opened and predicts that
there will be great demand for skill
ed labor there in the near future. He
mentions the following mines: Peb-
bledale, Chicora, Pierson, Prairie Peb-
bic, Nichols, Coronet, Tiger Bay.
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Pop eyed mullet are again on the
market, several boat loads arrived Oh
the tick of the clock as the restricting
laws went eff yesterday. We have
mullelt with a big yellow roe for din
rer today. This means that the fish
ing season is again on in full blast and
that fishermen will soon be spending
money literally again. Tarpon Springs
has new money coming in all the time
from first one source and then an
other.
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If you have a vacant room make it
bring you rental. Use the want COL
umn in The Leader to advertise it.
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"Red Mary, the fastest horse in the
world-maybe-is to be one of Tar
pom Springs entries at the South
Florida fair when it opens in Tampa.
According to our information there is
a colored boy who is also some fast.
He is so fast when the marshal is af-
ter him that he resembles a black
streak; and he is going to ride "Red
Mary" If they do not win the first
prize it will be because the judges
can not see them distinctly and mis-
take them for black ring around the
race track.
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The ladies of St: Margaret's guild
Will be entertained by Mrs. w. ).
Rurts and Mrs. H. L. Loomis at the
home of Mrs. Burts Wednesday after
noon at 3 o'clock. 1-2O-2t.
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Mrs. j. X. Cheyney is as busy this
morning as woman can be, and hap
py withal. She has to take charge of
four children and see that they do the
right thing and that they do not do
the wrong thing, and that's some job
when it is considered these four range
III ages from ten months to, oh, about