The evening leader., 1919-01-09
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Are you going fishing? Then you
must see the display of tackle in the
Gcurley-Logan Hdwe. Co.'S window.
They certainly have a good assort-
ment to choose from.
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Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Friedrichs mo-
tored to Tampa yesterday for a
change and returned during heavy
rain-awfully glad to get back to Tar
pom Springs.
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Old papers, suitable for wrapping,
for sale at The Leader office.
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You can go direct by "busmobile"
from Tarpon Springs to Tampa or to
st. Petersburg and all intermediate
points, many times each day. This is
a most excellent service.
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The famous Pathe News service
will be on the screen again tonight at
the Royal theatre. Pathe News can't
be beat and the pictures are of that
nature that you cannot help but be in
terested.
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We have lot old papers put up
in bundles, suitable for wrapping pur-
poses. We will sell them cheap.
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Peggie Hyland in Bonnie Annie
Laurie" a Scottish tale of love and
patriotism, at the Royal tonight. We
have seen this picture in Tampa and
can recommend it to anyone who ap-
preciates first-class pictures.
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Room and board at corner of Hone
and Cedar streets. LIFT.
The following Tarponites are men,
bers of party motoring to st. Pc
tersburg today: H. S. Robinson and
wife, whose home is with DR.. Roberts
on Orange street; E. S. Longnecker
and wife, and Mrs. F. T. Williams.
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Cappy Gregg has "done gone and
2one it again" This time he managed
to rupture small blood vessel in his
eye which makes him look as though
he had been out on damp night-but
u little thing like that doesn't bother
Cappy.
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Use the classified column to make
your wants known. You are sure to
get results.
Harry Shaw, who is an ex-mayor of
Iarpon Springs, member of the board
of governors of the board of trade,
one of the leaders in Red Cross work,
besides being a successful merchant,
was among the Tarpon visitors to
Tampa today.
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We are glad to report that A. E. AL
lcmand, who has been ill for the past
week, is about we'll again, the doctor
having dismissed the case. Mr.. Allie
mand keeps so quiet when he is i'll
that his friends don't find it ont until
he is well again.
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The American Cafeteria is continu-
ing to serve good eats.
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The beautiful grounds surrounding
the home of DR.. and Mrs. W. E. Nor
gan are being cleaned and the. trees
and shrubbery trimmed up. This is
an endless job and the doctor never
seems to mind the trouble and expense
just so his place looks to suit him.
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We omitted the name of J. A. Lutz
from those at the lunch table of the
board Of trade Monday night. Mr..
Lutz says he was not shrunk up a bit
and we wonder how we managed to
omit his name, as we recall writing it
down that night. We are sorry.
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The American Cafeteria is the place
to eat, Best food, best cooks, best
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Miss Marie Lennon, who went north
With the remains of Mrs. Florence Nc
Kinney, told The Leader man before
'he left that she was coming back as
she had fallen in love with Tarpon
springs and that in future it would be
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