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Evening journal., 1920-06-08
Uncle Harry Talks About
the Credit System

Teil me something, will you,
Uncle Harryf"
main business in life" said Uncle
Harry. smiling. Explaining the big
news TO you and Jimmy and Helen,
and writing letters 30 many OF my
friends who write letters b me ask
ing for all kinds OF information about
current events. But what Is this par
ocular subject. Joe ?"
''1his is what ! mcan," continued
Joe. Every time pick up the paper
see something about the railroads
needing so many millions OF dollars,
or the European countries trying 10
raise so many more billions OF dol
lars, and ] often wonder whether all
this money Is real money! mean ten
and twenty dollar gold pieces and ten
dollars bills and money Ike that
barter Was Used in the Oldcn Days.
why, 1t isn't real money, lts
credit, isn't II. Uncle Harry Y SAID
Helen.
credit is the word" said Uncle
Harry. "It is by means OF this won
dernll svstem OF credit that the vast
business Of the world Is transacted. In
the olden days. mean by that, the
days when any particular country was
Young. business was transacted by
Nhat was known as barter That Is,
noopie traded one kind Of goods for
another Kind OF goods. For example,
there was a shoemaker, or a cObbler
as he was called Ia those days, in
every village and small town. The
cobbler made shoes and traded those
shoes for articles OF food and for
wearing apparel and household arti-
cles. lie traded with people who
made these other things. But today
the world Is so large and conditions
have SO changed that business Is car
risd nby another system known as
the credit system.
'Thre Is a certain amount OF gold
and silver coin in the world mlnted 10y
various countries. and there Is a GER
tain amount Of paper mones-Reinleo
Evening journal., 1920-06-08
NEWARKPEOPLE
MIKADO
Local Talent Gives Japanese
Operatta With Great
Success
BENEFIT FOR NEW
CENTURY CLUB

Special 10 The Evening Journal.
NEWARK, June S.-Rivaling In every
respect the presentation Of the play
by professionals, the Japanese op-
eratta. THE Mikad0," was given In
the Opera House last night by local
taont with wonderful success. The
house was crowded and approval OF
play was presented was voiced by
applause throughout the evening.
The play was given under the au-
spices OF the Newark New Century
Club and tidy sum was realized.
The cast was made up OF towns
people, students and faculty mem
bers OF the two colleges and soldiers
Evening journal., 1920-06-08
Merchant Financial Wreck

81 am a financial wreck because Of
the expense of doctors ana medicine
FOR my wife. She has been a chronic
sufferer for 10 years. Some pro-
nounced II gan stones, some gastritis
and some intestinal Inflammation.
happened TO read an ad Uf Mayr's S
Wonderful Remedy and from the first
dose my wife has steadily improved"
10 Is simple, harmlss preparation
that removes the catarrhal mucus
from The intestinal tract and allays
the Inflammation which causes prac-
tlcally all stomach. liver and intes-
llnal ailments, including appendicitis
Ono dose Will convince or money re-
FUNDED. j. NJ. Eckerd and druggists
everywhere.
Evening journal., 1920-06-08

from Linden Hall, who are taking a
vocational training course.
Elaborate arrangements had been
made for the opera and rohearaels
had been going on for weeks, but the
great euocoss OF The presentation
more than repaid those who were
active In It's preparation Mrs Her
man r.. Tyson as stage director, came
In for much praise for her part In
preparing the cast as did Mrs. James
D. G. Duffy, the musical director.
Evening journal., 1920-06-08

by the various countries. But all the
coins and all the paper money ih the
world added together wouldn't
amount 10 more than a fraction OF
The total values OF all kinds Of goods
made and grown and exchanged
throughout the world during one year.
All This business Is carried on by
means Of the credit system.
Nov. credit simply means this
A promise TO pay a given sum either
In money or goods or both, equal t0
me amount OF the credit extended. II
Is through The agency OF the banks
that this credit system is maintained
and the work carried 0n-aideds OF
course, by the governments OF the
world.
How the Banks Help.
For example. a business man can
get credit at his bank II he mas proved
bv experience that he Is trustworthy,
that in the past ne has paid MS pilis
prOmptly when they came due ana II
he can show that there Is a good mar
ket for whatever il Is That ne is nah-
Ing or growing. Business concerns
g4 credit In much the same way, ana
81 do national governments. instead
~ having bills with what you misnt
rall sreal money bills are paid win
rrdn. or course. thc credit system,
as Won can very readily see When you
consider the vast amount OF Dusinesa
iransaeted In the United states alone,
Il very complicated and could not pe
eVplained In "a short evenings TAX.
Rut Inc thing for you TO remember Is
nat Il is by means OF checks. drafts,
Mills OF foreign exchange and other
such means that the credit system ls
carried ON and the business OF the
world conducted"
Editors Note Uncle Harry viii be
glad Ia answer inquiries, addressed "a
him. care OF the editor; either IN this
column or by mail, provided letters
are signed with the fun name and ad-
f... IA ~. unranns writing Tho cor
Evening journal., 1920-06-08
DIAMOND STATE CRANKE.

SpcrINI 20 HE INonlnE I0UInlI
STANTON, June S,-Dlamond State
Grange did not hold a business meet
bers motored 10 the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. George l.. Denney, near Stanton,
and enjoyed a social evening. Re-
freshments were served on Monday
evening. June u. social will be held
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Law
renee Othoson, near stanton.
Evening journal., 1920-06-08

faces dealers here. They raised the
price TO % cents a pint-more than
quart before the war.
Evening journal., 1920-06-08

names viii not appear in
the articles.
Copyright, 1920, by The NC sydicate)
Evening journal., 1920-06-08

ICE CREAM MEN HIT by BOYCOTT.
TOLEnO-An Ice cream boYeoll
Evening journal., 1920-06-08
Capes and dDOlmans,
$40 to SIS

The very best line in the entire city, offering you
actual savings of one-half and more. Select from
Bolivas Duvet de Laine, Veours, Serges, Trcotnes,
in all wanted colors.
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uoAOR nOsa wOsss HaaD o" E"!'
RLAUns DE SBwAaB AM
"nIsaB," IHIUann aVAss
aIthss Oss-s 80 waH".s b" a." wh--l
I.s'. sI-EIsa Ia nIs U"a'ss,
Ds Saturday

whoaIIuT IITh yin D. h"ilV ''lr
pI.d .i.yon -hsn ~. U"ld Nnh ME-"
tskss 30 irlI oroi"u' 'hH'lr"'"" '"
rns ~ ~ most lr,U"risni rtlh hatit"-
Throughout the state. EsIurdny ~" N"l
and ulur quad VIII dtrlVs ~ Wheeling
thIs evening r~rl"r'I-hr'i WIN 'dnfi
drnro ru,I tho f'ulirF ihht Ih"y VIII
sUnTr m easy ,,,t"ry over tho locals
ttnw ard aud lI'.ubauEh Wheeling. A"
blg a,ea viii u" ,.aI 81 ~" hu'ur I"
morrow. a. tho rcsult ~ luluri"" r'''IE"d
Ia thr biz ,"utesr RAR,usl I""i lIiuh
last NnIurdn, Howard r, ,"n0ih'r"I =
atr,n,r prospect Tor an ait stat" 'kI"
IrnaIIIun again aud without ~" hlE hua
kIs's services Ia tho big Wni" 'lUhh to-
muFfuw tho Hold'S chancaT a." very dlm.
IuaonbauEh received HsNere injuries
la the Rhyan IliHh school ,"uiost whl''
tDHtltod Ia - St,tury Tor the t"ld hnh
nIuU ana tho backbone 10 Mhc'lI y
GaoRrisIi IL practically bot win Ia"
ace VI b'us "ut 81 tho game ltlSchl-tus IL
has boan playing HIoat S"mn at hair
bah all aoas"" a"d la i",.h'd un"" 40
., 3ui, ,L"i,o "n BtonBb,,I . at stat
eleven
,a.a,n it,oa had LIn bach ToIi I""i"ros
IuuHinH ""Is' I.,,"Ih scats'day "'d iha
s,,Dud Issn, rlI'h "a well a. tho
f,euisIs H. pI,kt"E ihs', ""i "f 'h' "''
bok"s aUd Nss"ut ~''a d'I"S ia" t'h
ns s"I iii.o"Is""Hh as'si'o" ~IIl D..
,dsasd H. a s,aaI a.IanI D." IhIs dsr."'i
,,ani ttIa hu,sia ~ f"'ty S"d nny y"'d'
les the sana have I.'"ya" sect """''
- Ihs p'.Ih a',d -h'''i hi'hs tell h"'i
go the l.,"i- sS"t"s' 'h"'i"-i""
auEd.t rIu be shifted '" ll"~"'h /"
Is.kIs and tr.sisI" - peLss ~iiI ~"
sh,tvsa la -" tho s"s'd r"sli,"" n"y'I"'
tas baon ihsy'"E " S'~s' H"'"" ""h u"
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Y. M. INTERMEDIATES
BEGIN BASKET BALL

r"rt"yan &c i",..."airo,,. G,..,,I ,ns,,
LsabsI h"lI league. ~" 80 h'dnig 4" go"
mnIl n'w I'"''a ~" h"Hrl" llUu"
i""L 'h"l' h'ai r"iV" f'"'" ih' i.l"""
y. lihn"I -"s su"'t 81 at ""I ~ r""
ruIal" r,,,i',I'h "" nhllii. :" ~'.,h ~"
,"n" Ih.I "''""'"i'd t"' ~" "'''" 81
'h. TuS.L" ul"","hl" ~iih hla ~""L"'
fuI rh,,ia ""i -" '""" "" ~" I.i"""
,""lh ,l",h hl" sl''"h
TLN pnuo bet W'on ~" Zoo W"r"nr
nr,I lInIlny CAM W." on"Ih"r ''"' uIl"h
r,.r" uailI ~" lnri h"lf hu' u war
I,,,. Into ih"u Ii"w'u"n 81 lun t."
Nupuuu n,h T. I"wiunn 81 Ihr iiniirY
ru,n T"rFuI hr"ihurly l"yo "ud did
cn"h "lho, NJ IN r"n"rnl Fpl'h ""h
unrgr ~ the I,u Wagons w"Ihod In
mia ronu"u T"rru nnd u wnr thoir plnY-
'Thrro rnnrcr arc 10 In rlayou rv"ty
lass might nnh MI now plny"rR viii b."
plncod whom present In ClnHa-
Thc High g,hu"l mi"rmodlni"r beat
tho EMPLOYED IntormChIhl"a In tho first
Knmc ~ "a ihreC- game series by a a""ro
Of 10 to u This gam" and possibly
four more will decide which VIII rop-
rCscnt tho intermediate department this
year.
I.ustEnrt"n md H. Robinson OF tho
bIRh school had system all their own
md made every shot count The FIRST
half the Employed Intermediates were
ahead five points hut IL different tunr
was played when the referees whistle
blew for time. Good work OF Moss and
Captain SCharer OF the Employed Boys
rave the losers about all they had ana
a little better guarding might have
put across winner for the victims.
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Detroit VIII Bring Big Squad
Here to Meet Bethany Saturday


Lcep any ono out "f tho gam" hatmda'
'rIna VIZ rr"bahly be IN" last H'fl"
u,nro 81 IN" wrok M tho coach wants y"
have all hIa mon available /" nn"
uHHln-t Detroit
According 10 tho aboN" report from
Ih, IrIrnlt I'uivrrnliy eleven ~ s"rma
IA thnuKh tho Grrou and white In In Tor
tho toughest battle on Ito schedule. and
h"pca ~ victory ar" worry gloomy ~
tho prescnt Hut sim. thero r"malna
a brIEh, aide I" nil this darkn"aH, "H
Uethnny will tnkn tho field for tn" flrSt
tim. this rcnson. With ev"ry regular
available
BETHANY Will he OutweiEhcd at least
20 pounds To tn" man and way 10
overcome this "brcr"' laying aside tho
spo.dy eleven that the visitors VIII put
on tho Mold ~ now proving a puzzle 10
all haCkcra Of the Green and white. Tho
HurfaIu Crock lads have boon showing
an unsurpassed amount or nRht ana
chnrEr In every game already pIay"u
and N DCtruitS limo holds back any at
oil. they find Il hard ~ penetrate tho
GREEN'S forwards.
Dir.ctor Carl Miller. or bethany. mas
alrrady arranged IL system OF posting
the big college scores before IN" eyes
~ the attendants. and this alone VIII
provo q rare attraction. All or tho DIX
tn" sco~ boards. including the W: ': -
Yale. Control Harvard. WaHh-Jeff-
high Pltt-GCorgia Tech. NIarkSDurH
Iinsly contests.
The sale or tickets has already eN-
coded all pr~viOus expectations and IN"
early birds" will got tn" only good
things Ia the ''hOusc. According L"
the tickets, including general ana re-
asryrd yesterday. there Will hardly ne
standing room al tho Fair Grounds
when tho teams limo up for tho KICK
OFT
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-22

Etssrlai DlHput'h l." III" Intelligence
DsIToIt Mich oct - I'"ir"h '"'
veraitY's f"IthHi aIund "r f"r'i rlaTr.7
left hero thia evening Tor VIII" ing
yu vhrra tho tRaIu viii meet H"thN"F
Collage IN big NaturhpY "i"Hu'" ~"
Aaund viii atop ut IltluhurEh. st which,
poInt Ihay will arrive Friday afl"rn""n
and viii rssi oy"r Might. iahlnE tt"ih
10 Wheeling Saturday m"rnlng
Coach Durfy hr"v" hlF W"n 'hr"uEh
their final workout thlH att"ru""u IN
PREPARATION f"r IN" Wr~k "nd coht"Et'
and cNory member 81 tho t"am 10 In IN"
beat Of condition. \ victory - IA" "oly
thing Ia sight for IN" Tigers AZ IN"
Bethany outfit has not provon strong
In any OF It's prrviuS cunt"stN. sh"t,
workout on Forbes Field may b" hc'd
Friday afternoon in flttSburgh
Rethany. W Va. oct ci.--rractic"
continued to-day under a hot sun. every
man on the squad being In UNIFORM; For
tho nrst hour Coach Ruland had IN"
lInnmrn charging IN and down In" f"ld
and tho ends and backs receiving passes
and running down under puntS. follow
ed by A shor, session 81 clipping. block
Ing and taCkllnE the dummy. At'er
running signal for n short umr the var
sity and second team lined up for scrlm-
mage.
In this setto tho coach was apparent
ly satisfied with tho work Of the var
sity on defense, bang particularly
pleased with tho work or hidd"r ana
Quinn, tackles The much t"utrd pair
NJ tackles on Detroit foam Will have "A
whole lot on these two husky linemen
Coach Dulard WAS not 10 well pleased
with the work 0f the first string Ioa"
on ofrsnse, especially the brand OF Ia
tarfeFenco, To which no gave MP MA"
attention only a few minor injuries
resulted. not sufficiently serious 10
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-22
$4,000 PEOPLE WILL
SEE THE HARVARD
CENTER COLLEGE GAME

ts",i, tie" Nra" ",I = I",t"'h
tiuIur'"IIr -, I'''"iI"'," i"' To r"'''"
u"st nriutI,t wlih rh, N.",,I', ! h r'',
81 ,.'n'r' '."llnur 49, h'i"r '""d' I'''h
go ihu fItli oui ~ 10, h"" "fft,"
u,nIo 'niuT"irI,iu wIIh ~" uuU"I ~"
lluluaIlo- fr' Ih' "uuurl '"',i"ri wIih
veto Ii,L,Ir t., ihr stadium" hrrr h"'n
rhrupl"d although 'si'" "i"ud" h"v"
hoDu iu"h"d InI" oVoty n'UIluhl" syn"
,Ina, T." 10 unU I't n"ua VIII go" lho
V,uro tho fIIvt I"aI tout rpnIuai hIH
,uIluEe to"u Zoo ih" rl",'n Witch hos
r"Uu IhT"uFh t,yu r"nauuI wIIh"u' IL.
I, ii
captain IIuIwc" at IIuiynid Who
hnp been out 81 tho EnnU Tor ten dave
hrruIHo Of M lnIny I" hIh aide, pr"h.
atty win hnNo I" uiny on ia" HId" huNE
aud RodE wick rust string tackle. hlEn
VIII bu mlr-luR 1h" rIronpth 81 ia"
Crimson rcs"Ivss has been chll'd urOn
H. TliI ih,u uln',H
i"H,h IIph'I hnp boon RiNIuE ihO team
practice Of a nature to ~ tho men fuI
n hhd game mo t,nt'I College mIuad
an 10 Altered uH' nf stadium NIlLli"n
I"lntIy with IInIva ulloI ihu arrival
ttupITIW aftrIuuUI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-22
IOCA|S TOFNTER CHARLESTON
CAME IN CRIPPLED CONDITION

.rsatsd - ~ In ne EIE h',i" ~ i.'Ll"
ia IIna siyI' 'iaL1S a''l "",sl"~ h" '"
nni fiay yea ~,iIh -" ,'r"i"' "l'V"" ~
80 nri NlII -" dunln -L"" 0."""I'"""
49, Il," si.,'
A ahn,I "s'i,- - ru"iH ""h r""-
leo 4, ~ ~rtn thr iIu,h''l"r go 49, hrd"
,,.,l Ir yo.In,dav - ru'h"u' H"ll"~
Imr ibis I"rs Plsuol h'ill W." h"ld r""'
,..,y rno,nho, ~ iho t"n" "h"~"h
rimniy - 'Lrsh "n'I r"r h"'" u'l"
workout pniY Eu"I hard I'rhi''N
lsoru "au Nah" "r f'' IA" 'I"l'" h'E
Inssra IN uaturdny's "uutsHI nat '""' u
unss Io rniniInV nui Ihr ayui'm Ihsi
viii hay" 10 L." u-oh
rho contest win start NJ ~ "hH'r
80 40 10 allow III" fnna PLENTY 81 thu
- wIIurra tho betruIt N"ihnuy lash
at the HtaIr fRIT Nruuu"I. Witch WI
start promptly ~ I n',lo,k R"H"rr"h
md general admission ",nrhbnHrdr 40
now Ca sale At tho usual rl"''H
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-22
CAMERON FACES GAME
WITH CRIPPLED TEAM

Special DIspai..h u" tho IuIelilGcn,ai
Cameron W Va cat - tain,,,.u
hIp,h viii n" 4" AannIuuI,,n nstuIday. O."
nIuui Ihs fasI team 81 II.i 'iIy t"',
siun, has TIsa regulars "ut account
- lnIutI0a 'o"StSsd l." ih" h"Ih""y
sam. iasI HaIuidaE u"sa "ns 81 ih"
heat hair To Gs la tho sIsIG ~IIt hD ""i
81 tho u","o. a"d CAPITAL" n"i"" """ 81
tho h,"InIaai aus'io'" l." s"g hlHh
o., hunI win alsn he "uI i'a"s'"n has
r,i" Tad thee FaB,ah 'hIs yss', ~I""i"g
T,",n A., s"ni"~n ~ ID s"'''" ""I
I,aIus L., p,iIaI,r "a - SCOT li"Iu, H." y
Ihsv haid ~. at,"nE bethany h"s"' v"s
T., % s"",a they win In"'""y ="
nan,Inai"n Saturday f"u 81 '""H
,l"n'". hul wlIh ''lrIh"l '"""
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-06-04

Hudson Taxi Co. OF Detroit, for in
stance, made long test on Miller Cords.
And the average was $4,000 miles.
Miller dealers get hundreds to compare
Miller mileage with others. And they
find an increased mileage of so per cent
to Is per cent.
Large truck users are comparing Miller
Cords, passenger type, with all others.
ana rney are coming in large numbers to
Millers.
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AN ADMINISTRATION CANDIDATE
II anchula FI2.. "

Wauchula. Fla. Mav ?, 1919.
To the Editor Ocala Banner:
am a candidate at large from
Florida for delegate to the naJic-2
democratic convention, to be chosen
in the democratic primary OF June
am democrat and favor the lea
que OF nations without radical chang
from the text submitted by the presi
dent
/ will support the candidate VIII
stands for the administration. The
above are my views On policies and
political policies which I feel the poo,
pie should know concerning theix del
egate.
Since you made request for an ex.
preston from the candidates. ! Civ
you permission TO publish this and
herein thank you for publishing the
above Respectfully.
JNO. T. BUSH.
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NOTICE
Notice OF Application for Tax Deed
Under Section s, Chapter 1888,
avs Of FIoriGa

Notice is hereby given that T. 3.
Crisby purchaser OF Tax Certificate
No. csc, dated the 3rd day Of October,
1898 has filed said certificate in my
office. and has made application for
Tax Deed 10 issue in accordance
with law. Said certificate embraces
the following described property situ-
ated in Marion county. Florida, tO-wit:
lot 3. sec. -, tp -, 5. r. IS, The
said land being assessed a. the date
OF issuance Of such certificate in the
name OF Chas. a. King.
Unless said certificate shall be re-
deemed according to law. Tax Deed
will issue thereon the 2stn DAP
June. 4. y. 1920
Witness my Official signature ard
seal this the 2lst day Of May, A. D.
100.
Seal p. H. NUGEN
Clerk Circuit Court, Marion Co. F'a.
5-25-5t
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Some Costly Mistakes
Men are Making on Tires

California stage lines are using Millers
after millionaire tests with many rivals.
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NOTICE
Notice Of Application fer Tax reec
Under Section s. Chapter 4eeo,
Laws Of Florida

Notice Of AppIit alton fer Tax rsed
Under Section s. Chapter 4eee.
Laws Of Florida
Notice is hereby given that Ray 6
Co, firm composed Of Walter Raw
J. G. Baskin and D. B. KILLER, pur-
chasers of Tax Certificate No sol
dated the eth day of June A. .. 1920
has filed said certificate in my office
and has made application for TaX
Deed TO issue in accordance with law
said certificate embraces the follow
ing described properly situated in
Marion county. Florida, to-wit: ne-/
Of nwA of section 10. township 1G
south, range 19 east. The said land
being assessed at the date CT issuance
Of such certificate in the name O.
Dunnellon Phosphate &c.
Unless said certificate shall be re-
deemed according II law. Tax Dec
will issue thereon the 2Sth day Of
June A. D. 1920.
Witness my official signature an"
seal this the Goth day of May. A. =
1920.
(Seal) p. H.NUGENT,
Clerk Circuit Court, Marion Co, Fla.
5.2S.5t
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NOTICE

Notice is hereby given to all cred
itOrs, legatees, distributes, and all
persons having claims or demands
against the estate OF Manuel c. Fala-
ma, deceased. to present the same duly
proven, TO the undersigned admins
tratrix of said estate within tvs
years from this date.
This May q, 1920.
ROSA v FALANA.
Administrative of the Estate Of Man
uel c. Falana, deceased, Ocala,
FIorida-5-2S-9t
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Periodic Bilious Attacks

Persons subject 10 bilious attacks n
regular Intervals know about when tC
expect ar attack. They find that they
have NO desire for food when an at
tex is due but usually eat because i is
meal time Skip one meal and take
three of Chamberlain Tablets and
YOU may be able to avoid the attack
Persons subject to periodic bilious at
tacks should not drink tea or coffee
at any time.
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Garner Hill, Gladstone. ~. j., Sells
Eat-Snap, He Saws

= sell and use RAT-SNAP. Like
% lcok &ny man il the face and tell
is the best. It's good" People like
RAT SNAP because it does" kill
rats. Petrifies carcass-leaves no
''nell Comes in cakes-no mixing 10
do. Cats or dogs won't touch it. Three
sizes, 25c. SOC, S1.00, Sold and guar
anteed by the Marion Hardware CO.
and the Court Pharmacy.
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Don't Always Blame Hens When Eggs
Are Scarce

Rats may be getting them-U. 8.
Government Bulletins prove they
know how to get them. Break cake
of RAT-SNAP into small pieces and
place where rats travel. II there.
". Three sizes, Csc, soc, 800. Sold
and guaranteed by the Marion Hard
ware Co. and the Court Pharmacy.
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FORD FOR SALE-Touring car in
first class condition: recently over
hauled. 8 good tires, demountable
rims, shock absorbers and other con-
veniences. Apply to Needham Bros.
5-2S-3t
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KILL THE RATS

FOR SAtE-Pair six-year-old mare
mules. weighing 1850 pounds each,
Studebaker wagon and harness. Team
may be seen any day at Ocala stock
yards Apply to P. P. Hill. at rail
read crossing at stock yards.-5-28-1t
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-06-04

ONE CENT SALE at Gerig's Drug
Store June 8, 10 and IL. Details in
next weeks paper.-ady.
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WANTED-Middle aged white couple
to farm with me. Write for par
ticulars and give reference. Mrs. ].
p. Matlock, R. F. ID. "A" Box 81,
Summerfield, Fla.-5-2S-1mo.
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Banner ads bring results.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-08
CLAIM JONES REsPONsIBEE:-:-
FOR SEVENTEEN ROBBERIES
Young Man Arrested With WIFE a..
cihcniiy CHARGED With Thefts


John w. Jones. 10. arrested with hi.
wife several daya ago ON the aiisr.n
confession OF several youths that ~
man and woman engineered a nrr,Sao
OF robbcrtcs, said to have been ~
mittcd by tho boys, was last nipbY SEE
theft. eAAi"e ana
Policeman Brennan and Haak, yac,1ssr
crco large quantity OF clothinr pt,i-
cores and merchandise nj tho h6Sn,I
%, spring street, which Is nov az
ponce headquarters awaiting idrn,,i
cation. t"eHtIu-
Jones Is charged specifically ,.,,,
breaking and entering tho store ~ TN.
atlantic and Pacific Tea Comnanv
North Addison Street, stealing n anan
tity Of groceries, stealing surricai IN
strumentS from the automobi,e ~ ~
". L. Anderson. 92s West Grace Street:
breaking into the store OF W A. SGrrc
Co: stealing Il quantity Of shoes,
valued at SIS: entering the storeho;iso
Of Mrs. n. G. Bourne, 100 South Cherry
street. stealing quantity OF sH,,r,
valued at Sl50. Jones Is also charrejr
with entering tho store OF j. a. Jesnr
40l South HTrrson street, taking y
quantity Of groceries and tobacco,
valued ut $50
Police claim that Jones is Responsible
for seventeen thcfts. including Tho
theft OF ovcrcoats from Richmond car.
leEe. stolen while tho students wors
attending classes. rs well az Il nunibor
OF suits from tho Empire Clcaninr
Works. 800 North Robinson street, and
tho Star Cleaning Works, 1908 Darca.
street. -.