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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-03
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Al enjoyable EzzzGEse Pz--T
Was 1e4sS IN Monday evening Al Tas
Congregational parsonage IN Lz-a-
oeTs If the ladies' Sewing circle me
Christian Ezleax0r suscze1v and
friends The ro0nz we're z-z-z<-zTsz-
y GEcr-zzA5 II zas EzzIuwesen c1zc-S
black ana 0rzzEz with . number #
gz2-k-ss lanterns TIE lights we're
esnDed making 4 pleasing effect
T.rse ghosts met The gleszS II --s
door and Rxne-e6 -nsn IN Games
and stunts were On TIE program
Ice cream Vas se-re1 The ghosts
were Misses Ruth Rsr1oiGz- MAJ
a0rse Reynolds and -hss-z johnson
The cunmIrzae were Mrs. Horace :
Enwa1l Mrs Waltz G Reynolds
Mrs George W Patterson Ms Fred
Pickering 2sT- O. z Barnard Mss
Lola Garland and Howard Nor-an-
Guy Sc-h1e- las returned u 5os-
TN AFTER brief rls- at me ao1E Of
lis sszArs Mrs Joseph EaTnn-
Mrs George Robinson Z passing
= week VIII As- dazgara-. Hrs
E4-T -1Es- II Wa-G-v1-ze
Ms Elmer -oze- Il Moasgzn
street entertained recently he- 5rorz-
e.. G 4 Spencer Of P-esg1e Lse ae-
ziare- Miss L0C1ss Spencer u Wa-s--
vile also Mss Bertha Goodwin &C
Na1s-vlIEs and Mrs. Liza M0she- 81
Rome
The LrhEo~ cluh VII sni6 rs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-03
WNDSORyIILE

Maurice Euxk was T1ssizr 3 vlsltD-
Z A-g1sza- IL ER1- ne --P u
2Z-1-
M1n1a- 4 Azgzs-z- sazE 1r alrg-
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parties n SRez7z1le IL 7R-rEs =
rlsness
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-03
PTTTSFIELD

NJ and Nrx Hiram 6 8eve-aga zac
svn AZ North Ezren ara guests Of
Ms Beverages neither. Mrs. S2S-
-arsu,
Ms Nes7ie II Ez-nsr.z1 chair
EzE NJ D7rzz5esd EsR71=-. American
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Mss Grace Davis were y Bangor
SR-zraay TO ATTEND -ae Psanbsr9r
Chapter meeting
Mss Gertrude -sz-ze 4 E--6srr ~
GzS-zre Normal sc;son8- WAC has beer
passing 4 few E5aTs IT the aorne 81 ner
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returned Szzdzr m Eas-ze
Mrs Fred G. Czsz-ant znd ezzrea
Eafz6re1 LEFT Monday srr Ezre-sssT1
Mass where Mr Czsz-anr has --eczr--
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MI and Mrs Ea-rev Eastman II
Harmony we're 7asseng=zs f--arn hrs
station Szzz-aaE fur Eaza FIR = visit
with -ezzxzvsz
Mrs Ls0t-5e Cfnsrnors wenr ID Fnr--
land SazzrzzE 11r = few 6ars x1ssr
WITH friends.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Z Ss-aEs-E. NJ.
and Mrs. - & Alexander a1d &
Sfsekz7s. nj NJ Portland are guests ~
Mr. and Mr. George Seexz-.E
Nr- and Mrs Warren S@esssrs and
Mr. and Mis- EA-rT Cav5s Of Port
Land were recent guests sf Mr-s r L
Brigham and Ms - z SaeksasL
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-03
FAIRFIELD

Mss A1krs ---n12r vzs gwen d
lEae7 S-r~=- AZ he- eszus Friday
11gaz or -e- szszs- ire Misses Rase
and Bertha TrarnbIy- A sorSaa -r4nEnE
was zsss@z and r@f-eSe-SzIs w-E
served These present were Lrz
4S@sTg-a Lessee Er-s --eEz g---su-ezz
Mrs E-Hrez- S-o-a. Mr. Mary LE-asn-
Mrs Marion F=-sa-z Mr. Robert No
GaraE- M-s E=1-- Messzzx. Misses
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EA-1aE~1 MzI5rza Ware. Grace Simpson
Esz=lS= SIMPSON ct WzEe-xzl1a A1sce
rinse and B@--za T-umhsF Mss
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E1-2sr q Wa-=-v5.1s IN M@1nessz~-
q baked bean supper VIII be served
Wednesday, zsgAz AZ O'clock AT ne
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Amos Nelson . A Le0zz-1 George
n -Esc1- ? a Smith L. u Nelson and
90s=11 SaETs- hare returned fran
FalsT Pond where nsv ha~s be.-
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Mss EEz-lcH Ez-vzzzr II Azn5rn 8
thE guest q Mrs gzaF Gro Of Ega
street
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15r SNORT star
M and Mrs Ralph Friend aagA
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Mary E1E AHA arr Miss Adssse Ian
7=7cs- and Mrs Carrie F51ecaizs- hzxs
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-03
Gray G-E7Ee-

= va-v INTERESTING contest : beng
1e3G 5v 1s1e members NJ Cray LzEs-Ez
WITH Frank L4sarir- ana Carr Merrill
as leaders. Nex- Wednesday evening
zzTg be ne c.osing GLE 11r the con-
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vas a la--s ar1a1dancs- rs being
present including Tzszrrrs TIE 1al-
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-uzar.r- ar--E as fec-re- Paltc-
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SWEETEST hand Gr1n nEEsc acrcT1-
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Cole eouundr1ms by the Members
<a---e Awaiting El5tv's Rsr1--- J.
Ssrve- and Mrs A-Ese SAWYER
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star ScaaEsed Raa1s-" and others
Light refreshments were sS-F-d AZ
5cserDiEzsor-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-03
PALERMO

BRANCH M1---S-EZE1 &AG1zzcs
trvz1r, AZgzszA EAs BEEN T1glag IL
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tended -sae teachers srs-TEz1zg1 Il
Bangor l2s- waAA
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the ssck 1zsz las wees eac Is ar1-G-
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n Wz-s-TzzSs SAzZ-5zT- re-a--zzg
Similar L a Williams and Miss
L5eaAzce MASSEY Of 2oalaao0d- Ne,
day
Chester and Raymond Tor-a.-E
Miss Katherine Sanford and Miss
Eu-za1a Bsnas-- 7f -zbe--v xssE=a AZ
G. A. Workings Sunday
Kalssv SzAEsr Ezs sesa ta-zslng
S-z1a far zAe farmers n zEss r5cz1I1F
the pass WEES
Sz.znsev Estes and A1szd. Caaznnsv
arawu- zaa aZzr Miss ParKan- were
<zeszs az h1E anE-= herz SznEza-
MISS Isorur1v LEnsnnre- wau hAz
been quite III win measles II Nassau
Easzztzas- IL Dez-e- and arrived hume
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Mr. AND Mrs Z = K-sSn1u made \
business tESz u Sonsehnro and sREE
Mzn6aS
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we're za61eueG = aez- 1h aiz aezEa
witch orruT-ed n ErzznSzznzna- Mass
where ne and Mrs FTlsser had ss-ssa
xsszE-ag teaesr G4zg1rrr and az5 unEF
3f-sn r.-egs one week welea ms zExEn
eF,crr-rsd
TIE 1-Em2 lac EzZ1zze 5gsa0G6-
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an zxr,ure.xn~~sT - So
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-03

there l1n1e-sd t0-za anes a-Zn the
3zEz1 sz22.= EasGA Us 1assn ID 5y
ne = & kansas a. me Cal
z-z1a steamed 4aE3 EE-zssr aa-- The
L & Kansas : me Representa-
-T= y me Il :. Navy hat 5es1 sent
- E-lGGa 1v TIE T. : Government
n -erog1E11un u me saE-z1rz1c= II
the ersn-s winch Es---u1as vas rsse-
cra1zac and Ee- presence 5zd much
TEwz-zs 11--1e-izg ne szDa-aas--s
xascs z4-eadF exists 5s1w=1 BORA IA
1suls
-ze=- n -ns szgrT 1ae paper -el1s
" II -lssy q tze Prince ID EA- az
nl-az Hughes a. 10l5oEsz
The PRIME q Tz5+s zzEse m Il
formal wzs5- 70. T-=zaad Island accura-
panied by nsnoe-s q ass stat and
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-03

Rear A1znz-zs 81 Alan 2 Ev=rsz1-
le.srlg -zs CzcaznE Ss1ez ABOUT L
4 NJ an t4.e -A5lz-zTs Barge. AID tEae
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: :. Kansas when Els 71Esz ELEa-
ness pad a Flsz- n Rear Animal
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wasn the P-zar-4 ae1- 11r t.ze Nur-a
Cznar= q the Backyard On landing
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CAa-r= Czp- I L Fz7sazEe = L
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OAKLAND

4 40 Izz- Stsrhsz NILS n NGr-
-'-@H--f-E ware SznaH~ Eze+x u NJ
'''1 A-s- -azxles lark
zsr T=E--n ? Holman Of tae
3F'1''--s- --z--a aE-zsaGs6 The zes.-
III g - 7assors Cn10a, sAon6ag n
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~-Es sza= C-uw=I azs returned
UT LIZ, WIZ relatives II Po---
am
q aa5 M-x Frank l-s- and 7azgn-
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s@4E 1.ow=-
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vsf r,Et ~zfa NJ Cummings sis-
Il sra Snsuae,-z and his z1Ese-
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LIS GG--1zz Sr-zcasn- q teacher n
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~S ~ E5as--sss-- Penney
~ 4-za 8rs- Stz1ssv SzaasburT AID
= SEssr-zssEs- Mass are guests
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Is 2---1.s- and wife. Mr. and Mrs..
4la-1 -ArEonz n Manchester
71a Ms Thomas Sullivan Azv=
-''& --yoz Weekend wzsz< WIFI
@--lEEAn sasss- and nus517G- Mr.
~ Jz-ex Sc7s- Of Lewiston
* -aIa Shepherd and xnCss- Als-
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sos1re-as arusner. CszE-nn
-rgs q Scn0cs zzree-- sees Nna-
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III SsRas ire xzn.=-
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LIZZIE Valentine and y-zta1sun.
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arN zasra Ms b a Tar,3
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-03
Try hhee

Send for free rizi r1be- Mark what
wonderful difference when ycu s;,zve
with Painoiive Note how nicely the
razor slips ever the face. for tins cream
Iuhriczres the shave
See. to- how prolific our crezm Is
II uuiEpiies Itself m Ezts,G 250-fnid
Ore-hzH gram mere br-ycu VIII
note. su6ces for shave. ASirgie rube
supplies lS2 snaves- Thar's- something
else you've never kzd be5cre-
Mail the coupon now for free trial
rube and learn what Pzlnoiive stzve
really means
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-03
Saaacasrc Grsrce-

q DE- g. Sazsaaaoc Gr.
Hs"1eui1- 1s9G n spec.a- Al sav -eer-
IL, SO --.z- me alder members ccs.so
attend before The eng rolG =vs1s-E
q winter Ii proved guf-e = SUCCESS
As --@-e WIS n good attendance s-1
sun@ WAC -a-say zg-s1G The evening
use..-Ss
Master Wallace Ea--n vas a1srnr
u aE1G-G a dairy meeting ar Brucs-
wac6. C~e-see- Horace Marshal -ra
SIDED turing Ire business session
Which OCCUPIED TIE forenoon. A-a~
: 1cGzT7Tla 1.llsr ~Hs served -Hc-
1z--'s- Aa--4I Assy called ne meet
-1g 70 Greer a-5 presented ero-
E1z1 witch vas n-ca e-soys6 1y
FL.
Ano-E --s 7TZlbEy II ire 1-7-
gram Ee-a -saZaS IT Ms -z1ssI
Ja1zas, Manila CoGnas- A5E1s WI
lz-S- Aa1e3 AzaT. md ne Lecturer
several sanEs hE 11a grange choir
WIKI Lena SkA.-1n presiding II ire
piano Da12s3 Jacues a-s ssv-zI
1ulor3Gs quotations piano Soso by
Ezss1 AEsy- responded ID a srco-e-
plaoo 5-sr 5r FZ1-ence S1a-ta-d an
Helen AsaT- Ne-v P---1n zre
II interesting zA as1rE tie Inc o.
M grange ccltEaz5o1 II a3sra-a MAJ
k1G a means Ii tbs md he
sand Swzs II q-op-v cz-zC- ire
young II ne nE1es. 1cra2 primo
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care aelqf1z suEEes-ols 1nw -nzs
E1-k could - accomplished and rs
progress = -U-zz and c-T sections
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-03
Facts
about the beard
How to eliminate hot towels and fmger-rubbing
m shaving

Every hzir Of the beard IS coated with
4 natural Gil And tazc ol las been Al
obstacle n Shaving
The ordinary shaving soap CT cream
fails . cope effectively with ri,is oil
Thus TIE beard cannot absorb water
enough CT quickly enough 70 make the
hair cut easily. That IS why nea have
lad . Use hot towels and rub r.,e beard
with the 6rge1-toh force moisture frro
tne beard
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-03

-xsr - me bag hattie cruiser 4 N
: Ea-rnrsaa hea7e1 5z1a cssearsts
tae centennial If Maine = A1E-,sz-
the Z Z = Kansas 1Ags-zp az Hsz-
.A1rulrzE Charles r EGg1as 81 aszn-
asa2ea honor sEse wlsz- CT the 6--rr@
az Wales IN Bermuda
The 5=smadA C0EunlsE AID DAILY
News asFrns.s ssre-zg pages ID zsse
xzsa. NJ TIRE Prince ID that Island A.
ter speaking of Tae ARRIVAL "a T1s
sax.zszsai2 2enowa 81 TIE 4--tss7
usFv lie 8srn1dz paper szzs n
aez- z-saE za4 Prince a Ka2es wzs
rHen Transferred 10 the CAsrz1za and
saax me sH-snCe- zt-s- Spending q
few minutes IN his Gz54n- came IN
DECK % se@ zkzaz nsrg--s1-ee-zcr-Eoz-e
new NJ B-z-r1gIz. Eaic.i ane ensoFs
railsz s--amlnS 10 sase Sor-a sEanrre-
" aes appns5fH 1sse IaaCEzng 5<snL
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-03

JACK -z5Ei1s - the 7z-ae- II g.
W. hzws sar-15red zzez- ares n Ire
1-1T-s --cszI4- u12e-z2kE1 IN sRsfera
" Asalng-0n u7EE- me Supervision e.
ne Geological surrey Ire zenazzf
f1r the neaz n tine larger -s-ses Szf
-se Northwest 9TaTsG - p< EooG.
Y zIza-Eaz3e2 -zSta-s tr-1z-51x - a
@uEn- and the a3sGg-z-aasea Tar-ezy
snlE t5- a50Ez &. Preferences Vas
sz0z7 for --Gs+ WITCH hsd se-- ssss
-zr-e- raRz HAIRED and r3a5oed TIE
Ez-czss=z ID be sa-z5se- saoaE1 -
drawn as soen as 7nszhle ze-zr ae-
ara soo1-d 81 Is 2o5a--s Oas- An ex-
IenssEzs ID the Campaign u p4a1nsk
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-03

Hot towels make the sx;n too ce,6e-.
Finger rubbing means delay
And with PaInniive Shaving Cream.
these methods are not needed For TINS
Is lztaer thar instantly enuisises the
aiLcnzGng On the beard Thus THE water
p0erzres the sti5est beard quickly.
And each hair Is easy % CIT
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-03

TIE skin Of the rezndes- is - I'm
2e-v1Dus n the caaz sazt znvune
csnthed In such dness- zzrE me adj
szz6on ID -7fse Of tAe same material
may bear the 1ntsasesr cclf ~ an ART
tie, winters nzgAr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-03

Sar-aganses- Indians Of RsaEsae Is
fAnd II ezrsv aars operated n min-
w.,srsi EuzpaEea csEr-@nry thar Was ia
1se or@r q large parx Ut me EHE1e4
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-03

Our cream contains both Palm and
Olive oils So Il IS hcnn as vel as 4
la-,e-- L gives the face a refreshing
feeling Of coclncss. such as you've never
before experienced afrer shaving.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-03

lake Grange. West Poland -ez n
regular SESSION SATURDAY. evening
KIN Maszs- Z . Aae1e II re c-a1r
Al officers ware present except over
seer assistant steward azG Fuuuna
TIE zzar committee reported The 1s-
--ocEads II Dc .E1z-e over -T7 --za-
trad dollars and -ae lance as3a as
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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-07-02

has purchased the Edw. Romer prop
ert yhere, and will move in later in
the season.
We saw a brand new carpet being
carried into the Masonic building on
Monday. Putting on style.
The Epworth League enjoyed a pea.
nut boiling on the church grounds on
Tuesday evening.
Prospects are good for ball game
on Monday. July 5th. at this place.
Work is progressing rapidly on
the new pavilion west of the lake.
l'css Eleanor Tremere has accepted
position at Tavares. She expects to
be home occasionally for visits We
miss her help on the barbecue pro
gram.
Misses G. NJ. Turner and Sarah Bos-
worth left Tuesday for visit in the
north.
Mrs. Louis Weihe is entertaining
Mrs. Frederick of Chicago this week.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-07-02
5ELLEVIEw

Mrs. W. f. Williams of Chicago is
visiting with Mrs. Z. s French.
Attend the barbecue and basket mic.
mic on July 3.
A merry group Of our young people
attended watermelon party at the
home OF D. c. Stanley last Saturday
night Needless TO say they busted"
some melons.
A directors emeting OF che Belle.
view Utilities Company was held last
Saturday evening. Expect TO have ice
this week
Zee will be delivered in small guam
titles in Belleview at zoe; Gambler
and Shmmerdeld at soc: and OTTAWA
IA and Lake Weir az S5c.
H Is rumored that c. P Davis &
CO. viii open real estate office here
July 8. Welcome and good luck
Messrs J. A. Freeman and son are
enlarging their store on Front street.
and the work is progressing very fast.
Tom and Freeman Hsmes are on the
Job.
J. +. and W r. Hames and E. s.
French were in ocala last Friday
boosting for the barbecue on uly 5,
and inviting all Ocala.
RAY Leach has been sick for sever,
al days, but is now on the road to re-
C0very.
RAYMOND Gale caught thirty-five
bass in the Oklawaha river Saturday
evening.
Mr.. c. II. Mastin of Charter Dab
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-07-02
SHERiFF'S SALE

Under and by virtue fan execu-
tiOn issued ont Of and under the seal
OF the circuit court in and for Marion
county, Florida, dated March 5. 1920,
in a certain cause wherein E. C. Jor.
dan & Co.. are plaintiffs and ". Fl.
Willoughby is defendant. / have lev
led upon and viii on
Monday, August 2. 1920.
the same being legal sales day, aEd
during the legal hours of sale, VII
offer for sale at the west door of the
court house in 0cala, Marion county.
Florida, and sell to the highest and
best bidder for cash the following de
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-07-02
sHERIFF'S SALE

Under and by virtue CT an e1ecu-
tion issued cut OF and under the seal
Of the circuit court in. and for Marion
county, Florida, dated March 18th,
1920. in a certain cause wherein 7. c.
Jordan & Co, is plaintiff and Jessie
Mitchell is defendant, / have levied
upon and will On
Monday. August 2nd. 1920,
the same being a legal sales day, and
during the legal hours OF sale. will
offer for sale at the west door Of the
court house in Ocala. Marion county,
Florida, and sell TO the highest and
best bidder for cash the following de-
scribed real estate in Marion county,
Florida. to-wit: The west half of lot
3, block p, Old Survey of Ocala. Fla.
less 10 feet north and south off the
north end, all of said lands lying and
being in Marion county, Florida. Sold
to satisfy said execution and all costs.
j. P. GALLOWAY.
Sheriff Marion County, Florida
TAR.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-07-02

scribed real estate in Marion county,
Florida, to-wit: Lots Is and 20 of
block 80, West End addition to Ocala,
Fla, and nwA of swA of section 33,
township Is. range %, except 10
chains east and west by chains
north and south in northeast corner.
said lands lying and being in Marion
county, Florida Sold to satisfy said
execution and all costs.
j. P GALLOWAY,
Sheriff Marion County, Florida.
w. X ZEWADSKI,
Plaintiffs Attorney 7-2-5t.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-07-02

Cancer is not uncommon when you
consider that there were 100000
deaths from this disease in the United
States in 1919 and 100000 cases now
being treated.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-10-01
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