The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1919-04-14

ket baskets and clothes baskets. Gour-
lley-Logan Hardware Co. Phone 3.
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A barrel full of opportunities at
Jackson's.
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Franklin Bridgland is home on a
short visit to his parents.
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H. 7. Miller of Lakeland, photog-
rapher, called at The Leader office YES
terday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Young attended
the Billy Sunday services at Tampa
yesterday.
Coming, Wednesday, April 16, at 9
a. m. Don't. miss it. Sensational rem
nant sale at Jackson'e.
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Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Jukes were Wis
ltors to Tampa yesterday, attending
the Billy Sunday meetings.
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George Emmanuel returned this
morning after three weeks in northern
cities including Chicago and New
York. His was business trip and
he reports it as very satisfactory.
Nothing like it has ever been offered
the trading public here. Remnants of
every conceivable nature at prices
never dreamed Of will be on display,
beginning Wednesday, at Jackson's.
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Miss Sarah K. McClintock has
changed her address from Tampa to
jacksonville, General delivery. Miss
McClintock is compelled to travel
about good deal and she has The
Leader follow her everywhere.
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The Leader just loves company,
yes, we do, but darned if we don't en-
joy bidding visitor good day who
has come in, taken up a lot of our
time (Which we consider valuable,
though he may not) and has not even
given US piece of local news.
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! LOST-One large red monkey with
collar, while making pictures on An
clote river. This monkey is harmless.
reasonable reward paid for his cap
ture. Notify William Bradley, The
Tavern, Tarpon Springs, or phone
73830, Tampa, Fla. 4-14-3tp.
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Night Marshal Sam Mickler arrest
ed negro, Hosie Henderson, yester-
day and found saltwater bottle fill
ed with real moonshine liquor on him.
Judge Baggett bound the negro over
to county court for trial when he was
brought before him this morning. We
smelled that moonshine audit lifted
our hair bit.
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Concert tonight at o'clock in the
high school auditorium given by the
Southern College orchestra for the
benefit of the Woman's Christian
Temperance union. This is the con-
cert which was postponed from last
Friday night on account of the heavy
rains. Everybody who has ever heard
this orchestra knows that the concert
will be good.
Mrs. J. B. Cowsert Communicated
one of the large buses of the Tarpon
Bus line yesterday and carried her
Sunday school class, together with
few friends, to Tampa, where the at
tended the Billy Sunday services,
morning, afternoon and evening.
Those in the party were: MIR. and Mrs
J. B. Cowsert, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. E. |
Holland, Mrs. C. C. Hill, Mrs. Moses
Pinder, Mrs. w. E. Manu. Mrs. Roy
Noblit, Miss Corinna Lowe, Miss Aida |
Miss Alice Ferguson, Miss
Irma Dannenmann, James Cowsert |
Roy Turbeville.
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The Atlantic National bank of Jack
sonville wrote A. NJ. Lowe, president |
of the Sponge Exchange bank here,
ask ng aoout Albert Cunningham, the !
soldier boy who claimed to have been
wounded at Chateau Thierry, yet had
never been to the front. This young
man had been operated on for appen-
dicitis and was using that to prove
he had been wounded in. action and |!
thereby get the sympathy of those he /
to beg for money. The At
lantic National bank said Cunningham
had a check for SIS on the Citizens
bank of Tampa cashed and the check |
had been returned as no good. Gun
bingham claimed Tarpon Springs as
his home. Next thing Cunningham