The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1919-05-22

stove, used only 10 days, price $3.50;
also 3-burner Bon Ami in pretty good
condition, for $3.50. Gourley-Logan
Hardware Co.
$3.50
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Loescher and son
Vernon left this morning for Gran
tie City, Ill. 1t is not certain that they
will return. Tarpon Springs is losing
highly esteemed family and their
many friends will greatly miss them.
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H. A. Albritton left last night for
Mahatee county where he says he is
going to spend six months on the farm
and be at home to welcome his brother
who is returning from service over
seas.
Notice the card of Frank Nelson,
1927 Franklin street, Tampa. He is
the safe and lock expert that every
one goes to when they have trouble in
that line. He is also one of the best
gunsmiths in the country.
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Mrs. Ed Curry, of Key West, is in
the city visiting her parents, Capt.
and Mrs, w. T. Roberts.
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B. c. Williams, deputy shellfish COM
missioner, was in the city from st.
Petersburg yesterday attending to
matters in connection with his office.
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The county commissioners will meet
in Clearwater Friday. 1t is under
stood that they will purchase a heavy
truck on that day.
Miss Sarah Cotton Smith county
probation officer was in the city for
few hours today attending to matters
connected with her office.
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WANTED AT ONCE-SHOEMAK-
Err; one who can do hand sewing on
high class new work Good pay and
permanent job to right party. Write
or call on John McKensie, 865 Central
Ave-, ST. Petersburg, Fla.
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There is something classy in the line
of a picture to be shown privately at
the Strand theatre, Tampa, Sunday
next. H. Pitman is going to see it and
if the terms are not prohibitive he will
secure it for the Royal theatre.
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The merchants Of Tarpon Springs
who close their places of business on
Thursday afternoon might do we'll to
interview the jobbers and enter
strong protest against their selling to
the ,one man who will not comply with
the rules governing the closing hours.
However, there is a way, and very
effective way, of closing up this place.
1t is a last resort, and other means
should first be exhausted.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Pitman, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Rollins and Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Rouse had a strenuous
motor trip last Sunday, driving some
thing over $50 miles, taking in the
state as far as Sanford and return.
This jolly party started out early with
the intention of driving to Daytona
Beach and return in one day, some
thing over $50 miles, but you know
there are speed limits as we'll as
crooks and turns in the road, other
wise they would likely have made the
trip, for Mr.. Pitman has a Wyllis-
Knight which will make 60 to 70 miles
an hour. However, when they reached
Sanford it began to rain so they turn
ed back. They report a delightful
trip, having stopped at the best towns
on the route, taking dinner in Orlan-
do on the outbound trip and in Lake
land on the return, reaching home just
as the lights went out.
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Mrs. Luois Drane informs us that
a letter from her husband says he will
be home by July I. She expects to
meet him and they will make their
home in Savannah, Ga, for time, ac-
cording to present plans. However,
they expect to make visit in Tarpon
Springs so Louis can see all his old
friends. We will be very glad to see
Louis again. He was in the first call
of Tarpon Springs boys and therefore
has served nearly two years. At
present he is in Chatillon, France.
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Mrs. P. NJ. Boyd, with her baby and
nurse has been away on a two weeks
visit with her husband. She has just
returned home leaving Mr. Boyd in