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Evening journal., 1921-12-20
GIL PORTRAITS
ONCE COST So
Travelling Painters Visited
Nations Farmslin the
Old Days
FEW OF NAMES
ARE PRESERVED

The painting Of portraits was an
important industry in those days
preceding the camera and the sen
sitized plate. 1t was the chief and
by far the most popular means Of
making a counterfeit presentment
OF a person. whereas, now, the
oil portrait is ordered as rule only
by persons OF ample means, or
ample vanity the portrait pa'rter
before the days Of photography was
often given employment by persons
OF comparatively small means.
There were scores OF portrait
painters travelling from farm 70
farm whose regular price for an oil
portrait was IS and meals and
lodging while the job was being
done. And. OF course. his patrons
also fed his horse. II various mem
bers OF the family-grandpa. grand
ma. Aunt Sempronia, Cousin Milly
and the little children, Lily Poca-
hontas Smith and Spotswood Berk-
eley Jones-wanted their portraits
painted. reduced rates for the fam
lily could be arranged. The oil por-
trait bore the same relation to the
Eighteenth and early Nineteenth
Century as the crayon to the clos
ing years OF the Nineteenth. And.
IN truth. the making OF crayon por-
traits is not now a dead art.
When the growing OF tobacco
had proved itself profitable in the
South and the manufacture OF rum
and the picking OF fish had become
important New England industries.
many pioneer American families
enlarged their homes. bought a
family carriage or coach. dressed
themselves in imported fabrics and
took their place as prominent peo-
pie OF the Colonies. Furniture was
brought from the other side OF the
sea and there arose a demand for
oil portraits. Men OF small training
as painters turned TO making por-
traits. A man who was expert
enough TO paint a likeness" OF
King William or King George or
the signs Of the Kings Arms Tavern
OF the head OF lion or a swan OF
the sign OF the Roaring Lion Inn OF
the Green Swan tap room. made
money travelling about the country
painting genuine oil portraits"
II Is regrettable for historic inter
est that few OF the names OF thes,
pioneer painters in America have
been preserved. though thousands
tens OF thousands-of their can
vases survive. Some are in humble
homes and some now hang. Framed
IN costly gilt In the city homes o
rich. proud people.
A number OF these rough-and
ready portraitists became distin
guished. We have kept the name
Evening journal., 1921-12-20
ENGINEER TALKS
INDUSTRIAL SAFETY

Executives OF Industrial plants and
graduates Of the foreman's safety
course. who comprise the Industrial
Safety Club OF Delaware. heard an
interesting address. last night, by
Henry Wood shelton. consulting en-
gineer OF Philadelphia. The club
met at the plant OF the New Castle
Leather Company. Henry Brown,
Of the Electric Hose and Rubber
Company, president OF the club, pre-
sented Mr.. shelton.
Every Worker an Engineer" was
the subject OF the address. The root
meaning engineer, '" said Mr.. Shell
Ton. is one who uses his inborn crea-
dveness in production. on this basis
every worker from executive TO day
iaborer should be an engineer. Con-
tiuing, Mr.. shelton said in part;
Industry is so organized that
many workers have been deprived OF
opportunity TO be engineers. The
responsibility for this rests primar-
ily upon management which has de-
veloped with machinery a mech
anistic view of Industrial organiza.
ton.
in the wise use OF freedom mer
are far from equal and so leaders
are a necessity desired by all OF us
True leadership depends upon abil
ity and sincerity in service.
Men may compete in service a.
well as for profit. Competition 70
profit is economic warfare and
destructive. Competition in service
is cooperation and is constructive
our goal OF democracy in industr,
can be reached only by co-opera
ton"
Evening journal., 1921-12-20
TRAILING SCHOOL ASKS HELP.

An appeal has been made by the
Rev. L. r. Farrell. superintendent
Of the Universal Home and Bible
Training School los South Clay
mont street. for food and clothing
for the institution. The institution
plans to provide a New Years din
ner for aged mohers, poor children
and others in need, on Sunday
January 8.
The school now provides soup for
the needy N addition TO providine
shoes and clothing to deserving col
ored children.
Evening journal., 1921-12-20
ARCuDUKE is AGENT

VIENNA former Austrian
archduke and admiral, known as
Leopold Woelhing has accepted a
position as advertising agent for a
local newspaper.
Evening journal., 1921-12-20

Investments that are secure and
profitable may be made through the
Want Ads.
Evening journal., 1921-12-20

PICTURE SHOW AT EMANUEL.
The Mems Club OF Emmanuel
Episcopal Church VIII meet tonight
in the church house. Moving pic
lures will be shown. The church
house has been elaborately decor
ated and the public is invited.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-20
QUALITY GOALS
THE IRON CITY FUEL co.
10 s. Santa Fe. Phones 61t-Tl7,

ITO s. Santa Fe. Phones s1s-Si7.
Eilinstons have Christmas Candies
At 1oc per pound and up.
A GOOD GRADE of furnace ooal
will last so per cent longer in heating
and cook stoves and only \ trifle
more work. Do little experimenting.
A FRAME BUILDING to bo COM
pleted by March 1 will oe built by the
Burnham Wrccking company at IIS
Euclid avenue. 1t will be one story
building and will cost approximately
1900.
SMOKE STANDS: ROCKERS,
cHEsrs 8; ARE i : xMAs s"es; effrs oRAS that
WILL NOT BE FORGOTTEN. WE
HAVE THEM AT A REASONABLE
PRICE RED CI.H'EE FURNI.
TURE CO., $50 s. UNION. PHONE
1883.
Corley Coal and Teaming Co. 1000
pounds to tho ton. Lump $3.50. nut
$3.50. Phone $50.
2oeb DISCOUNT ON ALL ITEMS
In our luggage department.
Tho S. C. Gallup Saddlery Co.
the Howe Drug Co.. Northern and
Evans.
Horseradish and vinegar at Fritz's
Pickle shop. scs West Seventh.
500 Sample Silk Shirta- Pongeea.
sass. Crepe do Chino and Jerseys.
t.s5.
Economy Undersellins store
317 N. Union.
ALL kinds hats cleaned. blocked; Phi.
io5s-W. Pueblo HAtters. 1os W. Ind.
THE LADIES AID SOCIETY OF
Minne1ua church will hold a sale OF
started potted bulbs on thu third flor
Of the Crews-BeKKs' store today. Tho
varieties included In this sale are, mar
ci<ia. hyacinths, tulips and daffodils.
Any Of these will mako Mica Christmas
gifts.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-20
CITY BRIEFS

ENORMOUS PRICE REDUCTIONS
on, all electrical appliances, washing
machines, troners and sweepers--open
evenings, Pueblo Elec. Co., 2l6 w. 4th.
ELLINGTONs.-Buy your candy
canes now. Don't wait until the last
day. Pueblo Made Candies.
A NICE STOCK Of hand painted
china to choose from at Mrs. Eva
Lowe Harries' studio 1l07 Lake ave-
niue. All specially designed naturalist
tic, conventional and cut gold work.
Nothing nicer for Christmas gift
and you'll find the prices within your
reach.
TOOL BOX STOLEN. stephen Illff.
1922 Lamkin street reported to tho po-
lice that he had black sheet iron tcoi
box stolen while he was at work In the
place owned by Sam Waa At eli N.
Santa Fe street.
NMAS CANDIES at the Howe Drug
Company. Northern and Evans.
II Christmas Shopping In Getting
Your Goat. como down and see Mary's
Ankle tonight. A sure cure for woari-
ness. At Tho Grand.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-20
TWO ALLEGED HOLD Up MEN
ARE CAPTURED BY THE POLICE

commanded to wait a minute and at
the same moment the mar goa ched for
his gun and as he was pulling 1t from
string Of cars had Just passed. and sud
denly started the car. which threw the
alleged hold-up man to the pavement
and escaped being victim.
Pesoldt was assigned to the case and
made the capture Of the two who were
taken before Farnum and his wife and
positively identified. When question
ed at police headquarters by Sergeant
N. ]. Gordan, they admitted they were
on Grand avenue but said nothing of
attempting to hold up anyone.
Farnum operates the Imperial Tall
ors and Cleaners establishment at 1o5
North Union avenue.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-20
CENTENNIAL NOTES

Mr. Hilton gave the concluding talk
Yesterday morning to tho seniors of
Centennial regarding life insurance.
Mr.. Hilton gave very interesting talk
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-20

CHRISTMAS ENTERTAINMENT.
Pansy Circle No. ~ will give is ans
nual Christmas tree tomorrow. We'd
nesday evening. in tho lodge hall.
Erickson block. Don't forget TO bring
the youngsters. big and little. Santa
Claus has prepared a wcil-fi'.e1 stock
ing for each child OF Pansy Circle snd
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-20
THE PUEBLO CHIEFTAIN

bringing out all phases Of life insur-
ance. Now the seniors are to write
theme liaited to 900 words bringing
OUT the value and necessity of life In
surance. There will be a prize offered
for the best theme and the next best.
The first prize is five dollars and the
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-20

Two alleged hold-up men. were cap
tured BY officer A. r. Pezoldt In the
alleged to have attempted to hold -up
L. s. Farnum and his wife at the
Grand avenue crossing Of the Santa Fe
yards At 6:H O'Clock.
The mon gave their names ~ Lewis
and d. L. Callahan, brothers. aged II
and 26 years respectively and were
his wife.
FArnum and his wife were In their
automobile at the crossing waiting for
string Of box cars to pass SO they
could continue, whom one Of the men
stepped on the running board Of the
car, coming up from behind. When
Farnum turned to investigate. ho was
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-20
PERSON AIS

John Ross. six year old son OF Coun-
ty Commissioner ]. P. Harbour. yes
terday underwent adcnoid and tonsil
operations at St. Mary's hospital.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-20
Amateur nigh. wednesday Majestic.
HrpRo-sroNE HOMES. Phone s1'

AMATEUR hiknt wednesday AAJoStic-
HrpRo-sroNE HOMES. Phone Ga.
FOR A SHORT TIME special re-
duction In prices Zylo rims brilliant
toric spherical deep curve lenses. any
coptc lens and gold filled mounting.
$500. One piece bifocal toric deep
curve mountings complete. 3l2.oo.
Scientific examination, satisfaction
DIR. W. r. FARABEE. optometrist
Room s. Pope Block Phone 5:
CARD PARTY-Given by tho Maca-
bees Wednesday evening. December q,
at *. Of z. hail. $50 p. m. Admission
Is cents. Everyone welcome.
sEE tho Xmss lines OF the Howe
Drug Co. Northern and Evans.
IMPROVEMENT MEETING -
meeting OF tho Mesa Improvement as
socia,ion will be held this evening. be-
ginning at 3 o'clock. Rad sidewalks
and crossings" will be the chief topic
for discussion and all who have kick
coming along those lines are requested
to he present and mako use OF that
form OF verbal exercise.
BRODHEAD
for zero weather. 1900 heat units each
pound. Scager.
We save YOU money on ivory.
opps. Barber Supply.
EMBOSSED srATloNKRs Pr.ahiIn Prsss
II. A. SMITH. Upholstering, carpet
clea aning. mattress rcnovatinE. etc.
Phone ai1-w. 32l e. Eth.
LIGHT STANDARD BRoKEN.--A
large electric lamp post IN front Of ne
Congress hotel was broysn off and de-
moiished by the largo bus of the hc,e,
which was being backed up to the aide
walk about : o'clock Monday morning.
Only tho driver OF the bus and M at
tcndant were in the car at tho tine
aud were uninjurcd. Tho bus was dam
aged to some extent oy TIE crash.
TALKS TO WORKMANSHIP
Charles weitzei, U. s. Navy, made an
Interesting talk yesterday ut tho regu-
lar weekly luncheon and meeting of
tho Rotary club which was held In the
Commerce club dining room. i.."dt.
W.itzcl, who is the son of =. II. Welt.
vel general manager of the G = 4 L..
H. in command OF suSna.ias. lie
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-20

second prize is two dollars.
Tonight at 1880 o'clock the members
of the Centennial &C" club will hold
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-20
DA.LOUISE CAFETERIA

10 West 3rd street
Specials for Tuesday and Thursday
nisats-fried oysters and nu: bread.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-20

DIES IN cALIFoRNIA-oeo c.
Norgate who was 4 travelling salesman
of the J. g. Brown Grocery company OF
this city for 70 years. died At Los
Angeles. California on December ls ac-
cordlng to word reaching this city.
The body will be shipped to Amboy.
Illinois. where burial will be made on
December -.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-20
SMITHS CANDY

Is the best candy sold in Colorado.
1T IS MADE IN PUEBLO and Pueblo
people ought to buy SMITHS. because
It is worth whole lot to Pueblo to
have SMITHS CANDY mAde here.
Anybody that ever tried It will tell
you SMITHS CANDY IS THE BEST
Get. Your Christmas boxes there
Choco'a.es and all kinds of candy
made IN every day. 415 NORTH
UNION AVENUE,
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-20
CAR FOR SALE

Five passenger Essex touring car in
excellent condition. Can be seen at the
Walker Motor company's garage.
MRS. ERNST L. WITHERS.
ELLINGTONs.-Pueb candy fac
tories employ more than 800 people.
Buy Pueblo-Made Candies.
Hunks of Laughter
Slathers OF Glee
Mary's Ankle
You War To Sec.
At the Gru a Theatre
Tonight.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-20

For massage. scalp. hair and mani
curing. resident work. Phone 1874 Ex-
change. 81 Thornton-Ffassr.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-20

a meeting at Coach Ketterings home.
New business will be discussed. Very
important. All members must be there.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-20
hlanabe

FREE BURNING Goals are not the
most economical coal to use. Get Z
good furnace coal and you will nouce
= saving.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-20

FOR BEAUTIFUL and artistic
hand painted china for Christmas, &C
to thS studio OF Mrs. Eva Lows
Harriss. lio7 Lake avevae. Prices
reasonable. Work all original and tht
best.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-20

Don't forget Brotherhood Railway
Clerks Dance at Garden. Dec. 71s.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-20

FINE LINE of Ivory at the Howe
Drug Co.'S, Northern and Evans.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-20
BRODHEAD

for zero weather. 1900 heat units each
pound. Scager.
We save YOU money on ivory.
Ops. Barber Supply.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-20

told Of the construction aad work Of
the submarines.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-20
EMBOSSED srArioNERs Pr..h,I. Pres.

II. A. SMITH. Upholsterine. carpet
cleaning, mattress rcnovatinE. etc.
Phone 9it-w. 32l e. Eth.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-20
Photos:

49,. for Christmas. All sit
~ tinEs made today win be
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-20

FLOOD COAL at reduced priee.
Mark Coal Co., Phone i: 100 w. eth St
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-20

2oeh DISCOUNT ON ALL ITEMS
IN our luggage department
The q. C. Gallup SAddlery Co.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-20

HAVE those Christmas Photoi
taken today. All work finished before
Xmas. ELITE STUDIO, Masonic build
Ing.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-17
Gingham
in Checks, Plaids
and Plain Colors
at Csc a Yard

One Of the widest and prettiest
assortments of gingham that we
have ever shown! There are
ginghams for girls dresses, boys
blouses, nurses and maids uni
forms, house dresses, guimpes for
serge dresses and collars and
cuffs.
Two-tone checks, OF which
large quantity is seen among the
imported ginghams for Spring,
are in blue-and:tan, pink-and-tan,
red-and-navy and pink-and-green.
Small checks are in pink, blue
or green. "'
A larger, clean-looking check is
in yellow.
Plaids are in variety and,
seemingly. prettier than ever.
Plain-color gingham is in pink,
light blue, nurses blue and vio-
let. go inches wide.
tCentrsD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-17
Rugs for Every Room

There rugs especially suitable for living rooms
dining rooms, reception halls and stair landings, vel
those for nurseries, bedrooms bathrooms and kitchens
To meet Of the cunning little rugs stair landing
is enough to make the climber smile.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-17
Wool-Filled
Quilts, S.

It's been a long time since a
soft and cozy quilt filled with
wool could be had for IS. These
are covered with figured cotton
material. With plain-color bor-
ders they are $3.50.
Wool-filled quilts of heavier
weight covered with figured
sateen with plain borders and
hacks arc $40
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-17
Cotton-Filled
Comfortables, $1.85

Another fine value. These COM
fortables are covered with figured
cotton material on one side and
plain color on the other. Full
ci1a
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-17
Peter Pan Blouses
Trimmed With Filet
Lace. $3.50

They're of very fine white
French voile, dainty with pin
tucks, Valenciennes and hand
made filet lace. All have long
sleeves.
(Market)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-17
The Story

of rugs fine these prices low these is this
The mill that makes these rugs land it is well known for
the durability of its product) closed down with large
supply of freshly made hand BY taking them all
we obtained price concession The result unexceed
rug opportunity for the benefit of all Philadelphia.
nut an
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-17
Down-Filled Quilts
$40

The lightest and warmest bed
covering known is a down quilt.
These are covered with firmly
woven figured sateen, which will
not shed. Very light and fluffy
and virtually impervious to cold.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-17

Center Aisle Opportunities
Half-Yearly Sale of Wide Handsome Ribbons
$265 Yard
Most of these half the regular price and less
Imported richer type for elegant
sa SS
Bag Tassels to 81.
Bag tops of metal or imitation shell, soc SO.
Colored Silk Handkerchiefs 15c
dan little m os gifts an% 0T an and an @ for
Mems plain white linen handkerchiefs 25c.
Dimity Peter Pan Blouses, $1s5
sIthnf shsf sa 'a ] n npin hi a Sm s 81 well you Is
full Peter Pan style results in blouse of good value
have rickrsck collar and cuffs ''''
New Wooen Scarfs Away Below Last Years Prices
Now $2.25 to $5
Narrower searfs school girls
M ad ard 81 % ws o n Mh and D belts "
Odd Skirts and Gymnasium Suits, 81, So and SIS
@ & for black cotton gymnasium suits that originally four
81 for cotton skirts checks
50 and So for odds skirts that originally
os "Sys Tsrs and 5
Womens Flannellet Nightgowns, Csc
New kinds that slip the head and button.
striped hanneet with blue stitching Sizes only Quite
Girls MILDLY Blou.es, 81
hagen ue %sd % sr"S ssy rsS or t bsyy se oears all
have shocking and higher collars Sizes to 16. '
New Corsets Special at ST. so to So
Each day the of Down coss
Philadelphia have to
to the last minute style that they of materials which
will properly Topess be here
for s. well built $780, and 'r0''
Children's Good Muslin Drawers, 25c
Another fine lot of these wemade girls to 10
years Rufhed at the knee
New Corset Covers SOC
Womens soft fine scaoping and pink or
blue ribbon beading. f "
Good Brushes Low Priced
70c to $3.50 for good hair brushes backs
lsc and 25c for hand scrubs.
l6c to Zoe for tooth brushes.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-17
DOWN STAIRS STORE
WANAMAKER'S

Memo Corsets
Are Undoubtedly the Best
for Heavy Figures
The heavy figure needs much
more careful corseting than the
slender or average figure, and it
is sometimes difficult to find
corset that combines the proper
support with comfort.
Memo corsets are, above all,
comfortable. They hold the figure
in a natural, easy position, yet
produce long lines that have a
surprising grace.
All Memo corsets are heavily
boned and have special reducing
features which every woman in
clining to stoutness should know
about. There are models espe-
cially designed for short women
and for tall ones, for those who
want a high corset or low one.
Memo corsets range in price
from So to SO.
(CentraD
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-21
CONCERT PROGRAM J:
; Canadian Royal Orchestra =.
; Robert }. Msddaford. Director .
Casino 5ureoyne 4.
2:30 and 7:3o p. Nj.
Friday Evening

Aftteana. Character site dauce.
NJ L. LAX
Selection Ameer Victor Herbert
Feather Your Nest
Kcndts ana Rroeknan
Matter Before the Masters Guild
I Wagner from the Meistersiagcr
Waltz The Dollar Princess Lea Fan
Trio. Deep River William Fisher
Vocal. Think Love of Me" GREY
Mi Maddarord
Ea3aanetta BENJAMIN GODDARD
The Aread.ans Overture
Lionel Nonckton
Saturday Afternoon
The Battle Song ol Liberty
II T. Hildreth
siailiat3u F. Rlon
Overture. Northern Light
SehleppegreH
WHchs Dance AIarpoVelI
Vocal Mighty LAX Rose
t.thelbert Nevin
Mr Mad3afora
Two Numbers tai Cauzone Triste
Paola Conte
thl Romance Fred a. Williams
Popular school DAYS Hubbell
From fIippedIome \ r. c-ty
Spinning Sc.g r. Wagner
l'rsn The Fhane pmcAmap
seN WOW one-Stel, Wad..0or.,,
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-21
cohlINe EVENTS


Friday evening. Jan. Il. at Auditor
ium. pageant "The Patriot Of Mt. ver-
men, great patriotic paaeaat given by
the National Bureau ct Education.
Chief characters from Washington, /
also local talent.
Friday evening. Jan. n, at Auditor
ism Of Congregational church Or.
Russell II. conweli will deliver the
famous lecture ACRES Of Diamonds
under the auspices 81 First. Baptist
church.. Or. cenweil Is one Of great
lectures er the american platform
ana has delivered this lecture more
tran $500 times.
Saturday, Jan. %. card party at
the Palmetto clubhouse. The general
public invited.
Saturday morning, Jan. 2a, at Cast
no 6uyooyue, important meeting {.
the Illinois club of the Triple Cities
Tourists club. 1880.
Sunday afternoon and evening
Jan. %. at Seabreeze Opera House.
zone Hour Before pawn," also Mrs.
% me- LEV SoH'Cos.
Sunday afternoon, Jan. %. at Audi
forum, open forum: Dr.. n. &. Jack
son, president of National Community
. Board, speaker guest. Topic: "Train-
ing for Citizenship"
Monday evening, Jan. %. at Audi
torium, second performance of 1.-THE
Patriot of Mount Vernon with Pres
ident-elect Harding and party as hor-
orco guests.
Monday afternoon and evening,
Jan. "a. at Seabreezc Opera House,
i Scratch My Back" by Rupert
/ Hughes. also comedy with James Az
brey.
Monday evening. Jan. %, illustrated
talk by Miss Leah Waters. "canter-
bury and Chsueer's Tales" at home Of
Mrs. NJ. L. Stanley, 20 North Ridge
wood. avenue.
Tuesday. Jan. rs. at 2;sc. croquet
tournament at eurgoyne Games club,
postponed from last Thursday, for
Members only.
Tuesday afternoon and evening.
lon. rs. at Seahreczc Opera House,
Asits Stewart, in "old kentucky al
so r he Topics OF the Day.
Wednesday afternoon and evening
Jan. 20, at Seabreezc Opera House,
Katherine Macdonald in "The Thun.
dcrholt." also Bray comedy.
Thursday afternoon and evening.
/. ian. p. at Sesbreeze Opera touss,
Nell Shipman in ~Bsck to Gods coun-
try" also Mrs. Sidney Drew in The
Charming Mrs. CHASE"
, Thursday, Jan. p, at Peninsula
clubhouse. the Peninsula club wifi
hold an all day fair.
FridsY afternoon and evening. Jan
%, :. Sssbreezs Opera House. Billy
SAodes IN The Paiama Girl" great
est sensation Of tbs year. Also Tor
Moore comedy
Saturday 'ternoon and evening
Jan. 90. at. s.abreezo Opera House
Billy Rh' tics in the Psjama Girl" al
SO Tom Mpors comedy. Il
s'fhe finest Sweet Peas. Bea,ififu
= large lunches Moderately priced
Daytona Cut Flower shop - orang,
: Ave. 375-I21lt.
eGOLF SUPPLIES. DUNN BROS
36S- list
The National Hail OF Statuary. for
merly corridor of the United State
house OF representatives in the cap
= tel AZ Washington. was established b,
congress July :. 1861
*We wish YOU rue pest Of every
E thing tor 1921 Rowe's. 12-3S-ti
The lates, fad among women i
France is the wearing OF jewcler
garters.
: Excursions to Tomoka river. Sa
IL urday SOC a. IN 373-I-2I-It.
/ Mrs Chas Wood Bingham of Mou:
: Morris, y. Y. is the guest of Mrs
: T. Thompson Of 81 Halifax avenue.
!. Excursions TO Tomoka Riser Sut
: day 200 p. m. return by moonli-h
;. 37i.l-2lSt
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-21
HELP WANTED

WANTED Tutor ion girl trst year
high school Latin. algebra ANA
English George Davidson. City.
p1-I9&t
WANTED i.aundress steady work
and room and board furnished
Hotel Breakers. Daytuna Beach.
2SS- t2-3f-tf
WANTED Woman 70 work in hotel
laundry Address f. Hisseil. liu-
tel foronita. Wiiburbylhe-Sea
$72-l 3l-t..
WANTED Young man handy With
woodworking tools b. learn pipd
organ buildins Wages paid While
lea.aias. Apis Fyank II Easi. s..
AIary> Episcopal chHeeh mem
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-21

DOES lOUR ROOF Have the
Phoenix Roofing Company fix It.
For jobs of any knid, cali the Phoe,
nix Roofing Company. Always ready
10 come. The Phoenix Rooang Com
pany. 40 Cypress Street, CITY.
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