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discharges into them.
Another common indication
of weak, impure blood is the
loss of appetite, tired. worn out
feeling and general rundown
condition of the system. This
is. an ailment very prevalent in,
the, Spring and most persons
so afflicted realize the neces-
sity of overcoming the trouble
by the use of tonic.
We recommend. to all in need
of a blood purifier or tonic,
the use of S. S. S., a, medicine
which has proven itself the
greatest of all blood purifiers.
It goes down into, the circula-
ton and removes all impuri-
ties, humors and poisons and
makes the blood pure and
Misunderstanding. 1t purifies
and strengthens weak deteri-
Grated blood, supplies it with
the healthful properties, it
needs and lays the foundation
for good health. AS a tonic
S. S. S. has no equal and those
who are beginning to. feel the
need of such a medicine to
fortify themselves against the
unpleasant conditions WHICH
come with Spring and early
Summer, should commence its
use at once. S.. S. S., the King
of Blood Purifiers, is a genu-
inc blood cleanser, made en-
tirely from roots, herbs, and
!. barks; it does not contain, a
particle of mineral in any
). form. You could not do better
/ than begin the use of S. S. S
if from any cause your blood
is weak or impure, and you
I will find it the most satisfac'
tory tonic you ever used. Write
j for book on the blood and. any
4 medical advice Mo- charge fol
I either. Address 40S Swift Lab
i oratory, Atlanta Ga.
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SENATORS DROP
ANOTHER CAME To
WORLD s CHAMPS
Series Ends in Favor Of Red
SOx by Two to Three Wis
itorS Bunch Hits and Take
Advantage of Errors.
lsy HoHsiso 1oORnAl srselAl LeAsto wac

Washington. June 4.-Boston made
it two out OF three from Washington
today by winning tho final game OF
the series. The visitors punched hits
off Robertson and Thompson with To-
cal errors, while the hits off James
were well scattered. Score:
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Yankees. IO:. Athletles. I.

Philadelphia, June, Anew 1oFk'
as a result of passes and errors lol"
lowed by well placed hits, made a
sweep of the series with Philadeiphila'
Roth twice sent the ball into the
bleachers. Peckinpaugh also got q
home run when the ball, bounced INTO
the left field bleaclfers, Score:
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QUAKE RS GET AN
. EVEN BRE Ak WHEN
/. THEY TAKE LAST
Barnes is Knocked Out Of Box
in the Fight By PhiIIieS and
Perritt, Who Follows Him on
Mound, Also Hit Hard
10y MORNING. louRyAl sFseitt trAssO wlRf

New York, June 4.-Phlladelphia
won an even break in its four-game
series with New York today. Phila-
delphia knocked Barnes out of tho
box in the fifth inning. Perritt his
successor, also was pounded hard
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY
National League.
New York at Pittsburgh.
Cincinnati at st. Louis.
American League,

ST. Louis at Washington.
Cleveland at Philadelphia,
Chicago at New York.
Detroit at Boston.
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Pirates IL Cubs 0.

Chicago, June 4,--Earl Hamilton
held Chicago to three scattered hits
and won the final game of the series
for Pittsburgh, by driving in the vim
ming run in the tenth inning. The
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SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION

Little Rock l; Atlanta 0.
Chattanooga 0; New orleans I.
Memphis 0; Birmingham 4.
Nashville Mobile, rain.
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T0DAY'S. SPORT CALENDAR
Racing.

Grand National Steeplechase, at
Belmont Park, N. Y.
Golf.
Intercity matches for the Griscom
cup begin at Rye, n. Y.
Opening of annual invitation tour
nament of Montgomery (Ala) Coun-
try Club.
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Totals


mmary-Two- base hit, Stengel;
stolen bases, Bigbee; double plays
Hamilton, Terry and Mollwitz 2; Hol-
locher, Kilduff and Lear 2; Stengeh
Mollwitz and Hamilton, bases on balls,
off Hamilton 8; off Vaughn ]; innings
pitched, by Hamilton 8: by Adams i;
hit by pitcher, by Hamilton 1; struck
out, by Hamilton a by Vaughn g.;
wild pitches, Vaughn 2.
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Dodgers 8-s: Browns SO.

Boston, June 4.--For the third sue
cessive day Boston and Brooklyn di-
ydcd a. doube-header, Brooklyn win
ming the first and Boston the second.
Bill James. veteran Of 1914 champion
ship season relieved Filingtm in the
18th inning OF first game and pitched
well. The scores:
First game: Il. II. Z.
Brooklyn ....100 $40 00l--S 10 %
Boston 80. 100 600 002---3 IL 3
Batteries, Marquard and Krueger:
Filingim, James. and Gowdy.
Second game: X. FL, H.
Brooklyn -. .030 600 009--3 5 l
Boston ,..Aa... 210 oil 1Qx--6 8 !
Observation-Disclosures, Cheney and
Miller, Scott and Wilson.
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Summary-Two-b base hit, thinner
man; sacrifice hits, Cravath, Pearce,
Sickling; sacrifice flies, Barnes, Will
liams; double play, Young and Con-
zales; bases on balls, off Barnes 2;
Perritt g. Jacobs !; innings pitched,
by Barnes 4: by Permit 8; struck out,
by Barnes /; Rerritt L. Jacobs !.
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Cardinals 4: Reds 3.

st. Louis. June Am error by
Daubert, secrifice hit, base on balls
ard single BY schultz, who rntted fol
Goodwin and Shotton produced two
runs in the seventh inning and st
Louis won see-saw game from Gin
Icinnati. The score:
r. r. e
Cincinnati, 900 col 00O--3 5
st. Louis 010 Ql0 20X--4
Batteries-Sallee and Wingo; Good
win, Tuero andf Clemons, Snyder.
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Totals
Washington.


battle for Agnew in fifth,
z-Batted for Robertson in ffth'
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Three-base hit--Ruth. Stolen base
Shanks. Sacrifice hits-Shean, Z; NC
Innis. Foster. Double plays-Shanks'
Judge and Agnew; James, Scott,
Shean and McInnis; Charity ana
Judge. Innings pitched-By Robert
SON s; Thompson, 4. Bases on balls
Off Robertson, A; James, 3; Thomp-
son, /. Hit by pitcher-By Thompson,
2. Struck out-7By Robertson, i
Thompson, g. James, l. Passed bali
Schang. .,.tE
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Totals ..,..... IS 10 - ~
Pliilatiel

Totals .......37 I 10 q 10
H-Rnttnd for NaNlnr in ninth.
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COAST LEAGUE

Bassler; seaton and BALDWIN.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-06-05

Bodie, Hannah ., Roth, Walker
Three base hits. Lewis, Walker,
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New York.

Totals ......%4 2 ) ~
MATTED for Perritt in ninth
Score by innings;
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-01-31
THERE'S NO AGE
LIMIT FOR ROMANCE

Romance knows no age limit
Here's Amelia Z. Barr at Sc writ.
ing a new novel;
Amelia tried to write at ~ She
met Romance at 70 when she married
Robert Barr in Scotland. At 40 she
was producing novels at high speed
In 81 years she has written 70
books of fiction and hundreds Of
short stories.
Its only half truth 10 say that the
young are romantic.
Their elders are just as much so.
There's romantic streak in the
most and the best Of US.
The Americans are probably the
greatest fiction readers in the world
Fiction feeds the romantic spirit
and feeds on it, too.
Yesterdays fiction doesn't satisfy
today's taste, however
e. P Roe's slow moving stories
now put US to sleep. We want speed
in our novels nowadays
But Amelia Barr more than proves
that romance knows no age limit
She proves that you can go on work
ing and thinking.
You don't need TO dry up and
crouch in corner - Pensacola
Journal
Mrs Barr is the mother OF Mrs
Kirk Monroe Of Cocoanut Grove
Florida. who is 50 well known to tbs
club women all over Florida. Mrs
Munroe and her husband are botH
well known fiction writer's.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-01-31
REMARKABLE SUCCESS OF
HANSON MOTOR cOMPAN

Atlanta, Jan 29-One Of the most
remarkable stories Of industrial sue.
cess under difficulties was disclosed
last week at the meeting of stock
holders of the Hanson Motor COmpa-
ny OF Atlanta. At this meeting it
was voted to double the capitalization
of the company. making the capital
stock 100000, the greater part of
the new issue being Immediately ia
ken up by the old stockholders.
Organized only one year ago, the
Hanson Motor Company has, despite
the war, rapidly forged to the front
among automobile manufacturers and
at the stockholders meeting declared
handsome dividend as a result Of
the years work.
1t was also stated by the company
that they are daily receiving requests
Tor territorial agency contracts from
all parts of the country; that they
now have on hand orders for over
500 cars for the earliest possible de.
livery and that the plant will shortly
be turning out completed cars at the
rate OF ten daily
A last weeks meeting it was also
voted 10 increase the capacity OF the
plant and work will commence imme
diately on the erection of additional
buildings which Will add one acre Of
floor space to the already handsome
plant which now faces the railroad on
Murphy avenue, Atlanta
The company has been handicapped
during its first year of active bust
ness by reason of war conditions. II
will be remembered that at one time
it was thought likely that all manu-
facture of pleasure automobiles
would be stopped for the duration II
the war and the makers Of cars were
actually limited to a serious extern
in their output
Despite these conditions, however,
the Hanson Six has won an important
place for itself in the motor world.
and it is now a safe prediction that
the achievements OF this company
will mean the eventual foundation of
a huge automobile industry for the
soatA.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-01-31
NO TWO FLU"
CASES ALIKE

DR.. Newconb. famous specialist.
who was called from civil practice ny
the Government to help Agnt the dread
ed disease. influenza, was stationed at
Camp Dix, where, il is said. men died
by the score every day. He states that
after many post mortems the many
physicians agreed that hardly two
GASES were handled alike.
AT this writing no certain cure has
been found for Influenza. All one can
do is be careful and at the first sign
headache, backache, aching. joints, that
tired. listleSs (grippy) feeling and bad
colds TO take Plank's Chill Tonic in
moderate doses for e few days and in
connection use Planks Eucalyptus Oil
Spray to sterilize the throat and nasal
passages.
Both can be had without trouble at
your druggist and general stores, 25
Rno 90 cents. For many years Planks
Chill Tonic has been q favorite house
mold remedy and during the last cpl
denoic II was undoubtedly the means Of
saving many lives in cases where doc
tors and nurses could not be had, Man.
nfactured only by the Tropical Coop.
eratiVe Company. Manufacturing Phar-
naeists. Jacksonville. Fla.-adV.
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THEATRICAL ATTRACTIONS
At TIE TEMPLE TAEA.

Manager Bennett has booked quite
a number of especially good attrac.
tons for the Temple theatre for the
next few weeks.
Next Wednesday night, February :
the great spectacular play, ""Everyw0-
man. featuring Paula Shay will De
the attraction. This show was book
ed for Ocala last season but for
some reason went to st. Petersburg
instead, where for two nights and
matinees it showed to packed
houses and was considered one of the
finest shows ever seen in that city.
On February S, Adelaide Thruston
in Her Own Money" will be the at.
traction and on the evening of the
14th odds and Ends" another must
cal show will fill the breads,
On the goth another of D. W. Grit.
fiths great feature picture. The
Great Love" will be shown in the af-
ternoon and at night
On February % there will be an
especially fine show, Pom Pom" This
is musical comedy featuring pretty
Dorothy Webb, who was in Ocala
several seasons ago in the title role
in "Sari," which was one of the finest
shows = ever seen in this city All
will welcome the opportunity of see,
ing Miss Webb in her latest offering
On March Al G. Field, the great
est Of all minstrel men. will come
TO the Temple with mis- excellent
show and on March y Fred Bowers
will be the attraction at the Temple
IN I'm So Happy"
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RoN's CASH YOUR w. S. S.

During the last few weeks, accord
ing to a report from the office of the
state director Of war savings, an uR-
usually large number of war savings
stamps have been presented TO the
postmasters at money order post Of
fees for redemption. The volume Of
demand for redemptions became so
great that the state director issued
an appeal to the people generally TO
refrain from cashing their war saw
ings stamps, except when the neces-
sity was urgent. He points out that
many persons may be cashing their
stamps because they think the neces,
sity no longer exists for holding them
According to financial statement
made by the secretary of the treas
ury. the government need for the
money during the year 1919 will be in
the neighborhood Of twelve billion
dollars This IS based upon current
expenses and does not take into con
sideration that any very large amount
Of war savings stamps will be pre-.
sented for redemption. So those per,
sons who thoughtlessly present their
stamps for redemption undoubtedly
will embarrass the government If
these stamps were purchased - help
win the war. the purchaser Is honor
bound 10 observe the conditions u
the sale, which were that purchaser
should hold these stamps until Janu-
airy I. 1923, and only to cash them
when there was urgent necessity for
funds.
The government does not ask that
the public refrain from cashing
stamps under all conditions, but does
ask each person who asks for re-
fund Of his money carefully to con-
slider the effect it will have. not only
upon the others in his community,
but what it would mean for the gov.
eminent if everybody in the United
States who bought more than a bill.
lion dollars worth OF stamps were TO
ask for their money within the next
thirty days. =
II is not the purpose Of the treas.
ury department to in anywise protest
anyone taking advantage Of the terms
Of the sale OF war savings stamps,
but it extends the same request it
before they we're bought
that they buy regularly and consisten.
ly. and that they be held until that
time when the government can more
{ conveniently redeem them. /
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HE DID 1T

Somebody said that it couldn't ce
done,
But he. with a chuckle replied,
That maybe it couldn't" bat he
would be one
What wouldn't say so till he'd tired.
So he buckled right in with the trace
of grin
On his face. If ne worried he hid it,
He started to sing as he tackled the
thing
That couldn't be done and he did it.
Somebody scoffed, oh, you'll never
do that,
At least no one ever has done it."
But he took of his coat and he took
off his hat,
And the first thing he knew he'd
begun it,
With the lift of his chin and a bit of
grin.
If any doubt rose ne forbade it;
He started to sing as he tackled the
thing
That couldn't be done. and ne did it.
There are thousands who tell you 1t
cannot be done:
There are thousands that prophesy
failure:
There are thousands 20 point our -
Won, one by one.
The dangers that wait 10 assail you.
But just buckle in with q bit OF a
grin,
Then take of your coat and go to it.
IT,
Just start in 10 sing as you tackle
the thing
That cannot be done and youll do
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-01-31
TIE WORLD WANTS PEACE

d" Peace in the quiet dales
Made rankly fertile by the olood of
men,
Peace in the woodland and the lonely
glen,
Peace in the peopled vsles!"
Peace in the crowded town,
Peace in a thousand fields OF waving
grain,
Peace in the highway and the flowery
lane
Peace Ger the wind-swept down."
Peace on the whirring marts,
Peace where the scholar thinks, the
hunter roams,
Peace, GOD of peace, peace in all our
homes,
And peace in all our hearts,"
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W Ed
F El;BE}
SEATS NOW AT
COURT PHARMACY
RESERVE YOUR
SEATS BY
MAIL NOW

Mail orders will take
precedence over the reg
IlaT Sale and will be fill
ed in order Of receipt.
State which location you
wish and enclose check
or money order for exacr
amount with self-address-
ed stamped envelope and
seats will be sent you by
return mail. Make all
drafts and money orders
payable to Temple Thea
ire.
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EXPLOSIVE LICENSE
ARE STILL REQUIRED

Dustis, Jan. 2S-U. 6 explosive H.
censes are still required for all ex-
plosives except ammonium nitrate,
electric blasting machines, fireworks
and flashlight powders.
Licenses still required for explo-
sives ingredients when purchased tor
use in manufacture Of explosives
Need for protection Of explosives
is as great as ever.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-01-31

Mr.. Robert Miller, a son of the
late Hugh Miller. of this city, and
who was born and reared in Ocala,
was visitor in the city this week
for few days after an absence OF
quite q number of years. He has
now gone TO Oak where he has &C.
copied q position.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-01-31
WARSHiPS IN TAMPA DURING
SOUTH FLORIDA FAl

Washington, Jan. Ex-senator Park
Trammell was advised today by the
secretary of the navy that he had or
dered the division commander to as
semble some Of the warships in Tam,
pa during the South Florida Fair and
Gasparilla Carnival to be held in Feb.
ruary.
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FOR SALE-For sale cheap is acres
good land, FIVE miles east of Ocala,
well fenced, on good road and mail
route; IL acres in cultivation. $4,000
cash will get it. A good FIVE room
house and small barn. Address Mrs.
u. e. Eaglestron, r. r. l, Box 81,
Ocala, Fla.-1-24-3t.
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Don't NEGLECT A
RHEUMATIC PAIN
Go after il with Sloane
Liniment before it gets
dangerous

Apply iittie, don't rub, let it fexs-
sUae, and-good-by twingel Same for
external aches, pains, strains, stiffness
ii joints or muscles, lameness, bruises.
Instant relief without mussiness or
soiled clothing. Reliable-the biggest
selling liniment year after year. Eco
nomical by reason Of enormous sales.
Keep a big bottle ready at all times.
Ask your druggist for Sloan's Liniment.
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FOR sALE-2O acres VIZ of SWA
OF NWA, Section 80. Twp II, r.
az. Marion Co $4,000. Address G.
Rummich, care of Bakersfield Club,
bakersfield, Cal-1-24-3t
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NINE PASSENGER auto. Electric
lights, starter, five wheels, quick
sale $685.. Rambler Sell or rent
80 acres improved corn latd, mile
quarter from Pedro Will Smith, Inter
achen, FTa.-1 Slit.
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da;
Pone Ia etiqueta de licensia al
frente en- lugar dc atraS del caro-;
Permite cualquiera persona
bajo II amos de edad operar un
caifJ;
FaIta inmediatamente de OBJ
tener un duplicado de una Ell.
quota perdida o robada.
Aviso n Los NO-residentes
La ley permite a los no-resi-
denies eli privilegio de operar
carros con licensias expedidas en-
otros estados pr el periodic de
60 dias, proveido de que dentro
de ese tempo ellos no ijen su
Residential dentro de este estado.
Este priviIegio ha sido abusado
en- eli pasado. y mas abuse no
sera tolerado. Solo regulares
etiquetas de licensia de metal de
otros estados seran reconocidas,
y carros no seran permitidos de
loperar con etiquetas de carton o
metal queriendo representa- las
etiquetas ohciales de metal ex-
pedidas. Despues de Enero 1,
1919, etiquetas de 1918 de otros
estados no seran aceptadas, y
cualquiera persona que opere un
caro- con una l%icensia de 1918
sera arrestada y multada.
X. A.. DURAN, Alguacil Mayor.
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WARNING!
You Are Liable To Prosecution
II You

Operate a a after January
l, 1919, without a 1919 license;
Change a license tag from one
car to another;
Operate a car on a Dealers
license. or duplicate, unless for
demonstration purposes. This
means that you can't operate a
car on such a license. or dupli-
cate, for hire or private use;
Operate a car with a pasteboard
tag inscribed License Applied
For" or Tag Lost"
Place license tag at the front
instead of the rear Of the car;
Allow any person under IA
years of age to operate a car;
Fail Immediately to secure a
duplicate of a tag lost or stolen.
Notice to NOn-R Residents
The law allows non-residents
the privilege of operating cars
on license isfued in other states
for a period of go days, provided
that within that time they dc
not fix their residence within
this state. This privilege has
been abused in the past, and fur.
Their abuse will not be tolerated.
Only regular metal license tags
from other states will be recog.
nized, and no cars will be al.
lowed to operate on pasteboard
or metal tags purporting to rep
resent the official metal tags
issued. After January l, 1919,
no 1918 tags from other states
will be accepted and any person
operating a car on a 1918 license
will be arrested and fined.
r. A. DURAN, Sheriff.
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AVISO!
I'd. Puede Ser Prosecutado 81 I'd.

Opera un caro- despues de
Enero |, 1919, sin una licensia
de 1919;
Gambia una etiqueta de licen-
STA de un caro- a otro;
Opera un caro- con una licen-
STA del agente, o duplicado, solo
con proposito de demonstration.
Esto quiere decir que I'd. no
puede operar un caro- con tai
licensia, o duplicado, por page o
uso privado;
Opera un carro con una eti-
quota de carton inscrita 'Licen.
ella Aplicada" o "Etiqueta Perdi-
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We do the work and render
good results at the Carrizozo
Cleaning Works. Bring us your
business Carrizozo Cleaning
Works. r.
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If Butter seems high, remem-
Der that we have Oleomargerine
and Nut-M Margarine that are very
good, Patty 4 Hobbs.
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Cleaning, Pressing and Mend
ing carefully done at the Carri-
zozo Cleaning Works. You need
the service and we need the
money! - Carrizozo Cleaning
Works.
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A full line of fruits and veg
etables constantly on hand.
Patty & Hobbs.
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Classified Ads

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ments. -Wetmore Bldg. 1.17.tf