The Punta Gorda herald., 1919-06-26

Reduced prices on Iadio., bo..
are now offered at the Hnfrmo n",s -
Millinery Store. 24tf. fl'''''''''
After pleasant visit of several
weeks here to her friend Mrs o. II a.
c. Goldstein, Miss Margaret ;; Van an
puSen le1t Yesterday evening for
her home in New Orleans. l''
I'VE are proud Of the confidence
doctors, . druggists and the public
h have in 666 Chill and CT',y Fever
Tonic. 'N ~ eoo. oo,
Mr., and Mrs, Robert Williams
went over to Tampa, Friday ev.
enlng, and remained till Monday
night enjoying the attractions Of
that metropolis.
Mrs. R. NJ. Coston left yester.
day morning for Wilmington, n
Ca, IN the neighborhood of which
city she will spend a month OF
two visiting relatives and friends
The Seminole Pharmacy this
week installed a big, new and
beautiful soda fountain. Glad to
note this evidence of prosperity
of those popular Mobley brothers
Camp Echoes" very cap,
tivating play-lette for the benefit
of the Y. W. c. A., in the high
school auditorium tonight. Ev-
cry body should attend.
You will be delighted with
Camp Echoes" in the high
school auditorium tonight. 1t will
be produced by those charming
young ladies of the county Y. W.
C. A.
Mrs. c. wv. Hewitt motored to
Green Springs Monday, and next
day brought back her mother-in-
law, Mrs. S. j. Hewitt, who had
spent a fortnight at the springs
for the benefit of her health.
Lieut.. Roy VanCamp spent
Sunday, and Monday here, visit
ing his mother and sister, He is
bossing the job of laying asphalt
paving in certain parts of Polk
county and of mari paving in the
southern part of DeSOto county
Cashier Borland Of the State
Bank, returned Tuesday night
from a ten-days visit to his wife
and mother at Floral City. lie
went in his car and brought back
his wife, who had spent several
weeks in Floral City visiting MS
mother.
Mrs. e. A. Lowe and Mrs. S: b.
johnson went to JacksonVllle'
yesterday. The latter will make
her home there, as her husband
has already entered business IN
that city, but Mrs. Lowe will go
ON to her former home In Louis
Vile, Ky, to spend the summer
with kindred and friends
A S. Wilson is back from
France having been honora9ly 1f
discharged from the army. lie
has had an exceedingly sad exper,
ience, worse than having been
captured or seriously wounded by
tb tba INNS. While fighting those
bar barbarians, his young, devoted ,4
wife VIII 90 formerly Miss Emily Nc c
Harpre of Harbor View, dled'
R,1t she left him a fine boy papy
to comfort his lonely hours ana
inspire him.
Scarcely a day passes that we
do not encounter something 10, TO 1o- :,
MI mind rs of woman's unwearylng, g,
answering fidelity or some ne? OF nsr l,o
ether admirable traits lniS lionoo no,
wark v'lC[ was suggested by a glance lc
on D a. Friday at The Herald,s sub, the
,cription list. 1t contains ms, tr' on
, ames Of over a hundred women
,nd every one of them PAID ,oan up,
A. A. least two of them have peel, :,
Al 5akin~ a9@'' the paper and pay paying =
promptly .aorrp for it ever .,sn sln0g sgo, o,
,tarted over thirty years a p,oelC. osO.
Tbose two are Mrs. L. I. ,Ior plooN- N
'nm : loSo Of 'Pu PUnta Gorda and Mrs; T;oLr ~
! 'Ji'i DeCoster of Har6Gr ", VIEW
T. ,onp p1noy'tf nav they live and be happy
~, Moro Cheap Lands