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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-16
June 18th and 18th
p rnse eogr p h s
By the Adsr1tth

As rule tho most important
news is featured on the FIRST rsarr
Of the newspaper, but todsy
"k,verybosiv's Store" rpvefses
the usual condition ard makes
this space on the rcerld page
tho most interesting part
We are gping to soll she story
of Friday and Saturday Profit
Sharing DAYS in the newspaper
way to make IL easy reading,
rather than in the typical adj
vertisiug form.
Every line is news-vitai news
Of personal irnportsnce 70 the
people Of Wilmington MI cisi-
rens Of Delaware and tributary
communities m rIr neiuhbur
States Of Psnnsyfvspis, New
Jersey and Maryland
Old friends and customers and
ge hope many new ones will
welcome the good news that
Profit Sharing Day" for June
viii BE- two dav event This il
deenied advisable for the con-
venienoe Of nuayry rrople who
have found IL Ipeocvrnpnt. II
not rnyspas,bte 90 attend such
an important store feature OF
only one day duration.
Tomorrow and Saturdays
s'profit Sharing Day" Offering
have lssen planned for on big
seale and IN bsx way every
thing points 20 the fset thai this
months edo~t on our psrt will
slYpass any previous one IN the
history a our bss~iness.
Every item offered il pev,
fresh, hrgh grade merchnndisc,
thai is in the height Of demand.
All who are planning vacation
trips will do we'll to take advan-
tagv of the low prir~s this occs-
son offers and supply their ne~xis
10 Ready 10 Wear--Keadv to
Ready "a Us~ merchsn-
disc.
No comparative prices are
quoted, such noiicy in obsolete
among nanv Of the better cisss
stores: because unsc7rpuloas
dea lers cffen seern inclined 70
exagrerate.
ssfhe price wss. is not n
matter OF moment. Is NOW
expresses action Of the days
tendency. You may rest assured
every price figure mentioned for
Profit Sharirg DAYS" Is with
ont equal at Everybody Store
or any other store, on aBy other
dav.
New sprice conditions reveal
10 no unrnistakabse wav the
ability of "Everybody's Store"
TO save YOU uioney.
All items mentioned 10 this
advertisement are Tor health
Friday and Sa.urslay-ve have
cited only those of which we
believe of sufficient qusatitv to
withstand two busy days selling.
Not all of Profit Sharing
Davs" offerings are advertised,
in almost every department are
small groups, too little TO ad-
vertise, but too good for you
tc miss.
When in the store, look for the
s'plue and Gold colored profit !.
Sharing Day" sign cards; they
bcckon you to virgin offerings.
Come, this is going tobe q
mutusliy happy occasion.
Don't forget the DAYS, torDor-
row end Saturday--the place,
f'Everybody's Store" of course.
Let's Col
Esyeryth,uc arranrpd for |
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-16
Mem For Goodness
Sake, Don't Miss
These.

Priced in all fairness, they
represent really unusual value
and you cant go astray in max
ing your choice from among the
following.
Balbrigxan Shirssand Drawers
3ec garment.
Athletic Union Suits-aii
sizes-75c.
Dress Shirts, fancy striped
patterns, soc.
All Silk Four IN Hand Ties
3ec-main floor, left aisle.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-16

For Rent--very desirable apar.-
ment- 1890 Delaware avenue: beautf
ful surroundings. Every convenienca
Phone ss5e.--Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-16
Rare Price Inducements
to Buu; Quality Toilet
Needs

Cocoanut Oil Castle soap.
extra large siye iiar i5e.
Koltnos Tooth Paste. Secure
. supply ~ fse main floor
front.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-16

Splendid trolley service AZ all times
90 Rrundyvine springs l'ark.--Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-16

Additional death notices received
Toe late Tor this column win be found
on flnaneial raFo.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-16
Three Fancy
Foiie Specials

Bxeelknt new patterns TO Sc
lect from, SO ard 40 inch widths.
Included are also q few pieces
one yard vide lawnsaIl group
ed IN three price lots-for
Friday and Saturday at lsc.
29c and 5oe-haIl floor, rear.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-16
White .SufeeH Peffi-
coats, Sgc

Shown in thrwc different
styles full dc~p fic,mce and in
a standard width. elastic adiust.
able waist hand two rust prppf
snape first floor rear.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-16

The New Mccall Pattern
shs first printed pattern in
the world.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-16
Dupl0ne's Bayonef
Satin Skirts
f7.9S

Extra full models with pockets
aftraotivciy trimmed with novel
" buttons Pink, Pekip,
Brown, Navy, Copn. Black and
White Erst noor.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-16

4 ssn may practice before th~ court u
they - desire.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-16

It's natural to follow e.,
crowd for the great majority
doa't GO wrorg.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-16
Beautiful ING h a n,
Street Dresses, for
Women and Misses.
and Only ys.6g

Several different styles from
which 90 choose Of iine quality
check and plaid ginghams
sisee 16 10 46--f first door.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-16
Chiidren's Hats a n d
BOanefs
at Only SOC

A sample iot--incluiing or
gandie--lingerie and pique, sew
eral differes,t styles, many of
them beautifully lace and en-
broniery trimmed--hrs floor,
rear.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-16
Polly Priu, and Corer-
all Aprons
6gc

Checks, plaid and striped
STYLED patterns; trimmed with
plain white braid and rick rack
two pockets, large bow tie a
rare opportunity indeed--Tirst
floor rear.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-16

Everything arranged for
quick picking and many
chance for rich pickiag.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-16
sosTos rHfsTExr 90 SACK.

Newspaper EmpI.yes Vote 10 Return
Ia Work on 0d Terms.
uss,nn. June Isr--Newspapef cvrp-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-16

Your Best Friend in
Summertime
A SDedfer
and not the least of which is
adding the pn5psr note OF bril-
lance to youf sports costumes.
Womeo's nevr styled al ] silk
sweaters, in ultra modish
colors sc. So Main floor aisle.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-16

Washington, Juno Ia. - Under an
amendment 10 It's rules made to-day
BY the hnpremc Court of tho District
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-16
WILSON ADMiTTEp TO pAa.

Dlstrlct of Columbia kupreme Court
Revise~ ts luies Relating ~
Practice.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-16
Genuine Boston Bags
,Sf.n

Cow Hide Is inch sire
made Of split leath~r main
floor front.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-16
Six Big Reasons Wig
Mothers Should Buy
Lee Uni0n-Ails for
JyyYiDra

l Saves stocking and shirts,
2 Saves bruised knees and
elbows,
3 Real AZ and neat appear
aacc,
4 Easy TO wash and clean
5 More wear for less money.
8 Every suit guaranteed.
On sale here-hrst floor, rea
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-16

THE price WIS.," is nos \
matter OF moment. is NOW
expresses action of the days
tendency. You may rest assured
every price figure mentioned for
profit Shsrirg DAYS" Is with
ont equal at sFveryhody g Store
or any other store, on a6y other
dav.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-16

No comparative prices are
quoted, such n policy in obsolete
among manv Of the better cias
stores: because unxcrrpulous
dea lers cffen seem inclined 70
exagrerate.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-09-02
BEAUTIFUL HOME WEDDING Hiss
Is LiEingsfoa Heds 1r- Virgil r. Brunnf !.

sisters 20 tie groom ana - -
They entered with MI e,IifTarrs -.
and Mr. Albert O. Harriss Tba-
were closely followed by Mss eatvar.
me E.iVLngsotn. who was her x;st.....
maid Ct hnner. she entered with m.
E'aaETia IasEIs. IT. Then rhe prusrv
sr.isa WAC came n ca the arm s. har
flIilsr. Mr. Henry Lfvingsssn rs,
were joined It the alter 81 tha grpe,,
md his bast han. Dr.. W. ii WbisTaee
IS south Carolina In tge absanea
ct tias ar5las passar. Rev o.
sazA. pefflruas6 tae wedding eararse,,v
he bride vas raaanzIv ana han5v
saslNi-zg Haang . most atyiish zssss
af blue Win trimmings ST graz AMI j
moss becoming haE 81 aIue and era4
sac carried 4 Bea1tfaI arm bcs,a4,eE
Eorn1e.1 oE brides roses. ana st.susr.
AZ VIII Is bride other Hover IErss
e the vaa
The brides mails ana maid 81
E9nor, waa pretty frueAs ef egsf
SHADE e. organize and these wholly
feminine gaung girls ware the en-
b0stinaez af gpszEIa and beauty. TheF
aE1 carried bouquets 81 PM roses
tied viii areha tuEla
AE1er the eersnens the suAsEs lii
gared TOR an informal reeeDtion The
bride AMI groom we're shawarad win
many best wishes
p sae reception room, tie bride
beck WIS presided over DIT Miss Katie
Nae Eaglatau AMI tie guests at reg
is1ared
Tie BRIDE sc this marriage Is the
third daughter of AEr. and Mrs. Henry
q Ivinzs1nn prurninanE 0caIa eiEizana.
she was born AMI reared te lovely
young womanhaod ii cur city, and
BIZ nsr sweet and winsema manners
had made friends ST tile old and the
yoz1g and Trey ezeaedin regrss
that her marriage takes her SO Ear
away from her home
1r BEyanE comes from Drenain-
aaE South Carolina family. and IS one
az gElas ssatass most promising young
men He IS to BE congratulated upon
winning enc of F'Iaridas sweetest
Towers TOR q wife
hrs. LfvfngsEan. n10Enar 0f the bride
were handsome gown Ct black saEin-
HRS. TngFis i bride Of the aunt was
also gowned N black Lace and Mrs.
HARRISON, another aunt. was lovely,
wearing j pretty whfEe urgandie.
Gut Of Gown guests present &c this
marriage were Mr. and Mrs Beatrie
Engifs and fanli1y dc Birmingham Mrs.
W.T. II. Haragson at Atlanta Miss Car
ter. Miss Bryant and DR.. W Al Wsit-
Irek. aII ef South Carolina
lEr AMI Mrs Bryant left On the tour
0TeaFek train fer a wedding trip and
after the 18TH of September viii be
al horne IN 61rangabarga. s.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-09-02

us'l i slls honle e NJ and
livingston at ) o'clock
81 s..eru0on the Rev " F.
s;afing the marriage Of
-ingatrus d T city To
..I Bryant ef 0rnza1rs
y. ! rary sweet and simple
.saIiing had been az6i I'd
interest sine the Ersg an
sas Il the en- anr. aas
uusssd 81 mau frien 81 Gle
:. ;nasbn home which y so
,s.lv sdaptasi fur Large aHairs,
- rms erred Ea . a0wer
Il Ioxelfness There were
'..z uailrs. and ge bamboo
S. va decorated with native
.s lring ferns ard low
III ssairwaF was trimmed VIII
is nesptsa~re0n1 where the
Z. nsstr gEts we're On display
usstr eaIor yellow elder and
u,pd preslnnsnaEed md tiaey
nhineii win SOFT pretty fern
Eoan ealing punch was sery
&. is guests Bx Misses 0naa Cha
nss BaEf5rd anf Marguerite
Iznls
llzNing ruoH where the mar-
ssnanT pl0k place the swaaE
mlar uf pink was aaa The
ls raa hankHd win southern
uA ginlF use-bads The Lights
a curtains was inst thin
F Of szeAn vines and placed
y ntn WneI ~ gov =
& = sAa ' ~
eH'As 8 rs ele en $50
= 8 assa = RsAA1snee g tbs
q HesEs upon arriving we're
~ naalltl41a slaia Nho
= eEean sotoEed
" A4s 2 4 'ls FL.
g 2 - Ihax very gaeis'e e.
Is 'A'e guests la-a me reeeer
~
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-09-02

Ell sunday from an interesting vlsT
/ il Havana. Cuba They spent d week
in the CUBAN capital during whieh
they were deIIghtruITE entertained
with sightseeing trips sEiamf Metro.
polls
Mr. AMI Yrs. w. L Evans have re-
turned fram q visit to Mr. Evans rsEa-
tiVes at Bay St Louis. Mississippi Mrs
Evans spent tine month aE July with
her parents at 0caIa. where she was
Joined By Mr. Evans and together they
went 90 Bay ST. Louis Miami Her
AID
Mt. and Yrs Robert Adams and
daughter DorntIly. have returned
Eama from very pleasant sIx-waek
stay IN New York CITY
Mr. Lon Haley a former Oealaite
INV Ct Clearwater. with Mrs. Haley.
is making = tour of the west and at
presanE are at 8Er Sterling, EentncAy
Mss Betty Barr. after 4 short but
pleasant visit IN OeaIa. tie attractive
guest oE Mss Agnes Burflrd- has re-
Furnad To her hone II Orlando
Mr. Woke Who has for the past
couple 0f TeaFs been the keeper at
the Bonita Fishing Club resigned
bis position Re Is spending few
zay ii 0eaIa with friends. before de-
ciding where be VIII locate. He Is
to be succeeded BIZ M Lewis who
took charge On Wednesday
Mrs. Elizabeth HaEsnalI. who was
called I'd Norfolk, va. on account Of
the cririeaI illness and death af her
husband. which sad event occurred
last Friday, has returned to her home
u this city
Mrs q w Pondar and her sister
Mrs. x u sales. o. Tampa. after q
pleasant stay OF a couple of mouths
ii DenTer have returned to their
homes IN Floesla
hrs q. d Blackburn and family
ami HRS c. AZ Carmichael after a
very pleasant wish with Mrs. black
burns sister, Mrs. Chas- FIIppen at
Fl. LauderdaIe are at home again
Miss Jefferson BeI Of Miami. is
visiting har OeaIa relatives and her
friends are delighted to welcome her
back home Miss BEN Is the talent
sd editor &c the society page Of the
Miami Herald
James Borfand. who has. been attend
ing Camp SATIRE IN the mountains OF
North Carolina Is af home again
Miss Maude EeITe after d pleasant
vacation spent with relatives IN south
Carolina has returned home.
Miss Margaret Snow. a famous
snznvie actress. who Is now visiting IN
Jacksonville has the following advice
10 give to FLORIDA
.FIcrffsa has such wealth of see
merry and locations that hare r1t been
STA faA IE Offers exceptional appeals
TO daes0rs frula this source. In Cali
f0EuIa practically every tree and rock
and housa had been used repeatedly
and directors are hard pressed tn-seIerf
locations shaE have net been worzsd
to death Another advantage Florida
offers IS not only large expanse OF
beach and sea but mich SIN water.
whleh i Lard to dnf on the west
coast
Hrs Wagner and ehiIarea. WING
have made 0caIa their home for 4
number of years. have gene to ST.
Petersburg to reside
Mrs. r. ". Co0kseY OF Crystal
River is spending the week with her
parents Mr and Mrs. r L Park of
fhis eirY
-.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-09-02

Margaret FROST told them stories, The
really interesting part of the party
was the birthday cake. which aaad
three. candles. and the ice cream thai
Vas served with it Miss Marjorie
WALKERS served punch and Miss eaE-
RE Deem assisted with the games
Mimi Metropolis
DR. Parrish. proprietor OF the
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-09-02
Mss cornsiia NznderhiIt Classmates
r-sr Tvseasg- FIrss sErrnazr

+ - % &-ofn3sfa N7f1darHiIt Celebrates
rTsr Tssei1tg- FIrss Birthday
ne social calendar Tor the waals
sartest with one of the most briI1iant
{ sc tle seasons entertainments tha
Eanag dress ball given Monday even.
~ aE Fillmore House By Mrs. George
Vanderbilt IN h0unr Ct the birth
cay anniversary az her daughter. Miss
corueEIa Vanderbat
Dancing was enlpged in the sunIsen
garden where masses Of pains and
-sEEzs made d pleasing AM charrsfnz
back ground tor the two hundred -
more fascinating ana gorgeous cos
auzIas OF tIla guests. The gsarher-
Darts orehestra from Atlanta pruvid-
So the dance music. Late IN taa even.
11g supper was served III the haasuat
Aall : special feature Of tie entar-
fssi1naeat Wis fh4t the asaenrssEaga at
me guests at the commencement 1t
~ evening D closed sedan eInair vas
9seagalt "a BY faur attendants and az
als elrra ms we're drawn. Miss Wander
DIT ssaREeI forward II most attrae.
EIEe costume CT page Of the period
t1s the french Renaissance hrs. van
tiaFisiEE's gown was Handsome pale
green dress covered Win crystal
hesaess. which also carried cut the Ran-
asssansa period. Is keeping with the
aEeazsaeaare 6 the BiTrnaare House.
which VAS patterned after the Cnatea1E
De B1ais MISS Rachael Sereng. at
eaaTaEantt- Wi10 IS visiting Miss Van
deEhflE and was among the chief guests
AZ Ella party Vas charming as an erian-
saI 9taneg girl her fruek beng among
the most ggrgeous Among the eos
slHnas represented were. Japanese
ssssislaa girls, egpsies. Piorat and
Ptnrettes Chinese coolies pirates,
Ditch girls, SuIEans and Red Gross
nurses Al eastern princess and a
Palm 0IIFe g1rf were especially aE.
rractfve Miss Vanderbilt received
many birthday gsEsAshevIIIe. On
CO. Citizen SIR Task Camp, TT. IT
this city, was among the guests IN
fancy costume amending this brilliant
ban
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-09-02

Peculiar oeslz Girl stanarsa

Pcpufar Ocsfz Girl E4onored
Miss Lois Livingston. whose mar
rage was a very pretty event. taking
place IN OcaIa on Wednesday was the
homer guest on Saturday at another
pretty party. Miss Onfe ChazaE was
the hostess and the invitation list
included besides the honnree. the
attendants and those Who assisted az
tIla wedding They All nnrst enjoyed
/ the movies AZ the Temple and altar
/ the pictures. the guests we're invited
to the CnazaI home, wher the hostess
assisted By her sister Mrs. c. 2. Cha
zaI served delicious refreshments.
This was the last Of series Of pretty
parties given IN honor Of = popular
\ bride
Real Estate TraAsFer
Mr. Charles Rogers OF Lynne. has
recently purchased from Mr. George
TaEIoE. his hnr1a On WaEuia street
{ IS scon as Mr. and HRS. Parker can
secure a house. Mr. Rogers AMI fana-
ily VIII move fns0 their home. an1
VIII make OeaIa their future residence.
TIE Rogers family are weH known
here 1Ir Rogers Is a son &C post
master Rogers and Ocala people are
delighted 10 have them for citizens
Mr. and Mrs. G. c. Barneft moved
the first oE Sepsanber. from the Nc
Clane home en- Lake weIr avenue nk0
The house oa Fourth street recently
occupied ~ sIr = H ! Counss and
family
Last Friday afternoon. Miss CaIIIe
Gissenlsaner. very pleasantly lenter-
tanned number az friends at bridzz-
TIE three tables were arranged In
the living rDcm and 4 number Of
rounds were piavsd AT the eonelu
sion 81 the games, the players were
Iinlnad By a lew friends and they an
together enjoyed . lovely refresh
HenE course
Mrs l. z ChazaI and her two
youngest daughters. Charlotte and
Anita have returned from a two weeks
pleasant visit to Dagtana Beach
ItwiIl be painful news to the friends
+ CT Mrs w C. Jenords to learn that
, she fell down the steps. at her home.
a couple OF days ago. she Is now
EeouduAd to her bed and IS IN great
pain. and suffers continuously Her
friends are hoping to hear better
news from her bedside at an early
date
Mrs George Bitch who recently
became the owner OF the beautiful
Moody Place N Lgnwuod Heights.
is having plans drawn. and she win
STARE work On having Il made Iaf0
two up-todate apartments Sne e.
poets to move into the house SON To
be there while. the work is g0lng On
She has rented the lower apartment
ct her home en- Adams street Co Mr.
Christian. who with his family viii
spend the winter in OeaIa.
We have been informed that Ray
All Tz.auDsua. who have aisea1z huIIk
two pretty bungalows on east Fk
king avenHe VIII ak an early ssata
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-09-02

: all-o napoly drug store 81 0caIa
spent : faw days here this week Gid
= Z Young man who stands very high
a ms community This beng his ma
ElVs place nearly every one knows him
s. g an hannraiaIe trustwurthy Young
nan with an enviaEsEe charaeter-E.aks
5sitler Items IN
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-09-02

Ire. Frank Bughee. Formerly &c TIM
ely. now &C Hastings has startsd /:
Iargz poultry farm
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-09-02

Mrs SUSAN Ellis Of the AzIaek
sEsnary ParEar has secured the ser
vices % Mss Connie Green 0E ArsanEa.
formerly with the Ernest L Rhodes
Sd Miss Green comes highly reconar
naanaesi as an artist n her line. and
zf1E have entire ehargH Ct Elle work
ra.snn IT the AFlAck Millinery Par
Iar. and patrols and friends ealing
81 this popular establishment are
assured az TIE best and most enur-
keae1s treatment
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-09-02

Hrs z & Fitch and children now OF
Earaandina have gone to Taxawav
n G.. 60 spend the month az Septen
Der with Mrs. EIEea's sister. Hrs. G.
Armstrong Mr. Fitch VIII 30 up
II i few days to Join his family and
Tie hrst &C nlzxr week VIII 90 On 20
AsaeviEl4 10 visit Mr. and Mrs back
Camp ST this ei1v- AMI @ parreipate
81 the gUIE tournament to be played
On tine LINKS OF the AsfleviEBs country
eEuh September 10 Mr. and Hrs.
Camp VIII also bare as their guests
f1r tournament week their sister. Mrs
E.eea G Bsnnetf. of this eIty- and their
niece Mss L-leT Armstrong. o saFan-
nah
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-09-02
Szvanaahcitra MarrFaas

Mr. and Mrs j. I. RethseAiId sc
Savannah. announce the marriage DC
heir sister. Mrs Margaret Blrfaacn
Williams of Atlanta formerEg If Cftra.
81 MI Leon 5. Levy. Of Savaanah
n July 18th
aEr and Mrs Levy left eeiiaEeIg
afEar the ceremony for a trip s1rGagl
ne noun aims of North Carolina. and
their fris nfts. rg East Henry street.
sFr. Layy IS manager Of g. ). P1nkua-
aeE11 Cigar Company
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-09-02

Dr.. 8 g Parrish. propriesor e tAA4
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-09-02

Matte BeIl Cameron. now Of AIhaaY.
Ca : IN OcaIa the guest &C her amt.
Mrs n T NfteheI1 The many young
friends Of Matte Belle are delighted
to have her with them again
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-09-02

B B Bare0. who has been spendng
son1a time IN Clayton. Co. i hask
AZ his hame n 0zgna Hrs 8aren
VIII rasHrn Segtember 1-tH Clear
water Sun
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-09-02

SIR and Mrs A G BInwers and
family and NJ. and 5Irs C. E SIN
mons. who have been spending he
month of August It Woodnnar Oh Lake
Weir have returned home.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-09-02

Miss Clara KILLER. OF DslnnaIIan-
VINO has been N Hendersonril and
AshevIIIe Cor the cast few weeks, has
gone t0 sumter s c.. for i visit WIN
relatives heskee returning home
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-09-02

Mrs Elizabeth HusnalI who was
called to Norfolk va on account Of
the cri1ieaI Illness and death at Der
husband. which sad event occurred
list Friday, has returned to her home
In this city
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-09-02

Mrs e w Pentfas and her sister
Hrs. 4. u Sales o. Tampa. after q
pleasant stay OF 4 couple OF months
ii Denver. have returned to their
hanaes IN F1nrsaa
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-09-02

Mr. and Mrs G. G. BarneEt moved
the first Ct September frUm tha Nc
CIane hnn1e en- Lake Weir avenue fnt0
The house "a Fourth street recently
occupied bF 8Er r H J. Counts and
family
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1921-02-25
Council Candidates
To Be Named Tonight
Civic League Nominating Caucus AS
sembles at Carnegie Hall

The final meeting of the nominating
caucus of the Ben Hill Civic League
will be held at o'clock tonight at
carnegie Hall to nominate five candi-
dates Tor city council who will, with
N. N, Littlefield for mayor, constitute
the leagues reform ticket"
Five names will be recommended to
the caucus as whole by sub-com-
mlttee of five appointed at the Tues
day meeting by J. E. Turner, chair
man of the Local Committee, and N.
N. Littlefield. nominee for MAYOR. The
caucus will vote on the sub-commit-
tees recommendation and the League
as whole at meeting Sunday will
formally approve the selection made
by the caucus.
The personnel of the nominating
subcommittee has not been made
public by Mr.. Turner, or Mr.. Little
tleld and the names of the candidates
recommended will not be made public
until the meeting tonight, full &C
count of which will be carried in
Mondays Leader Enterprise.