The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1919-04-24
LOCAL AND Personal

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Iley-LOgan Hardware Co.
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J. D. Evans is in Tampa TODAY.
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L. D. Vinson was a Tampa visitor
yesterday.
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Hurry up the bonding election-start
things moving.
Quite a party of the young folks
went to the Clearwater Beach dance
last night.
Notice: Big reductions in hats and
shoes all this week at Jackson's. 1926
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Mr.. and Mrs. j. R. Drane of st.
Petersburg were in the city yesterday.
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Wise.
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Mrs. John S. Davis and daughter,
Miss John M. Davis, will be hostesses
at the Country club Saturday after
noon.
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FOR RENT - Rooms for light
housekeeping. Mrs. M. W. Whitney,
City. 4-17-tf.
H. Pitman, manager Of the Royal
theatre, has secured an extra large
show for tonight and is giving it at
the regular price of 10 and 20 cents.
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George Perenis left this morning for
Rhode Island, where has secured work
for the summer George expects to
return to Tarpon Springs before cold
weather sets in.
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The meeting of the citizens and the
various committees to consider the
calling of an election for the purpose
Of voting on the bond question failed
to materialize yesterday, for the SIM
pie reason that it had not been an
nounced to the public.
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Mrs. NJ. B. Coachman and daughter
Aleitha, together with Mr.. and Mrs.
F. L. Wise, left last night for Gaines
vile, Fla, where they will visit with
B G. Coachman, who is making a tour
of the state with an army fighting
tank. They will accompany him as
far as Leesburg and will return home
Friday.
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B. C. Williams, deputy shell fish
commissioner, is busy these days get
ting in the license money imposed by
law on fishing boats. He has been
working this part of his tertiary for
some time. Recently he has had
notice of the requirements printed in
Greek and posted in various places so
that the Greek-reading citizen may
understand.
H. F. Pent will leave tonight for
Jacksonville, where he goes back to
work in the ship yards. Mr. Pent re-
marked to The Leader man that he
was over in Tampa yesterday and re-
turned with big bag of sugar which
was selling there at retail at nine
cents per pound. We asked him if this
were not special sale but he declared
| it was not. We understand sugar
costs about nine cents at wholesale.
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The Leader is carrying a series of
advertisements for the B. A. Thomas
{ Hog powder, which is manufactured
Iby the Old Kentucky Medicine COM
pany and sold here by Harry Shaw &
Co. Mrs. John S. Davis told us that
her husband originated the prepare
ton and sold it for some time before
selling out his patents to the present
producers, and that she had not heard !
of the preparation for a long time I'M !
til seeing the ad in The Leader. She |
says it is a fine remedy and does all
Claimed Tor II.
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''Huns Within Our Gates" the dra-
matte photodrama which deals with
the operations of the Dangerous enc
my alien in America, and in which
Derwent Hall Game, the popular
screen artist, and Mile. Valkyrien ap
pear, will be seen at the Royal theatre
tonight. This production is said to
reveal some startling phases of the
methods employed by agents of the
German government in securing in
formation dealing with new inventions
used by the American government in
the war. The production is not a war
picture, but a wholly exciting cinema |
production with the entire plot laid in
America.
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Mr.. A. E. Allemand informed The
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