The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1919-04-18

Attention is called to the ad of w. B.
Reid, the pioneer shoemaker, of 705
Florida avenue, Tampa, Fla. Mr.. Reid
has been in business in Tampa for
many years and is entirely competent
and reliable. He has an up-to-date
line of shoe-repair machinery and is
noted as one of the best workmen in
his line. Work may be sent in by par
eel post and will be returned next
Iday. All work is guaranteed.
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Circle B. of the Baptist Missionary
society will give food sale Saturday,
April 10, at T. J. Johnston's shop,
across from the postoffice.
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Ladies are passing The Leader Office
today going to the cemetery to clean
up the graves and prepare for the
decoration on Monday.
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Special services at the Baptist
church Sunday. Every one is request
ed to bring flowers which will be used
in the Sunday service and taken to
the cemetery to decorate the graves
on Monday.
From all sides we hear of the good
work done in Tampa by Billy Sunday.
His work seems to have been revela-
ton to many who before had been
skeptical. 1t is generally conceded
that his methods were peculiar and
original. In some instances he made
use OF methods which would seem en-
tirely out of place and unwarranted in
ministers of the gospel. Nevertheless
there has been an uplift in the stand
+ ards in Tampa and clearing of the
moral atmosphere which before was
, admittedly hazy. We are glad to
note these changes which are appar-
, ent to all.
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Mrs. E, Gammage, mother of Pastor
Gammage, left last night for her home
in Fort Scott, Kansas. Mrs Gam
s. mage came here last October and be-
came very much in love with Talpon
= and its people. She never missed a
service at the church since her arriv-
al in Tarpon and she will be greatly
:, missed by the Baptist folks. She ex-
poets to return to Florida next fall
:, and will spend half the winter in Mi
> ami and half here.
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A big crowd of ball fans are in
E Clearwater this afternoon roofing for
=. the baseball boys. Tomorrow the boys
i will go to st. Petersburg for game
with the club of that city.
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3 :. The Epworth League ladies of the
q Methodist church, South, will give a
n cake and candy sale Saturday, from
q 10 a. m. to 6 p. M, at the Tarpon
q Springs grocery.
4 DR.. Porter, of jamestown, N. Y, ar
a arrived u tlo ct" Gay or two ano -
4 visit with Ms. Porter st the Middle
d hotel. DR.. Porter has oene suffering
! with an attack Of torei'itis, but under
i the care Of DR. Albaugh is much i'm
I proved today.
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We wish to remind the people of our
city of the fact that Walter Meres has
! opened an insurance office for the con-
duct of q general insurance business.
! Mr.. Meres subscribed for full page
1 ad in yesterdays Leader for the vic
tory bond issue. He is a capable young
I man and has on his list some of the
oldest and best insurance companies
4 in the country.
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Abe Tarapani writes hi ssister, Mrs
Sam Lovitz, that he is awfully anxious
d to get back home but sees no way at
present to do so.
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We were called on the telephone to-
! day and Informed that Trefon Con-
4 stantinu who was mentioned in yes
terday's paper as having taken his
family to Greece, is not a Greek but
q Bulgarian. We did not state that he
was Greek, but merely that he had
& gone to Greece.
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We believe it good business policy
to pay all bills promptly. Isn't this
8 Victory loan being raised to pay our
debts? Why not help pay them by