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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-23

Pomeroy's Local Representative Says Hundreds Right
Here in Ardmore Will Be Helped, and That Startling
Testimony of Local People Will Soon Appear in the
Ardmoreite. Puratone to BE Sold Here By Frame
Drug Company.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-23
FAMOUS NEW DISCOVERY
TAKES COUNTRY BY STORM

Fame of Pomeroy's Great Triumph Sweeps Southland
AS Person After Person is Restored to Health and
Happiness-Many Cases Were Considered Hopeless.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-23
Wnmen-AlMays!

North: What style Of archite
do YOU like best?
West. l always favored the
thin ones.-Life.
The Semi-weekly leader., 1921-12-07
wiggle Tails Abound in This
Vicinity.

Capt. w. X. Wood and DR.. r. l..
Ripley were making exhibits yester-
terday that concern every house
hold for miles around.
Quart Jars filled with the repul-
siye wiggle-tails- otherwise the lar
va of the mosquito-had been scoop
ed UP out of the stagnant water near
where the Sewerage system disposes
its contents. 1t is not at all certain
the horrible condition is due to re-
Gently installed sewerage.
We all know there has been a
plague OF mosquitoes the past sea-
son and we also know what to4expect
from existing conditions. 1t is only
about a mile removed from the cen
ter of our civilization.
Meantime tragedy, or near-tragedy
is being enacted. Typhoid fever has
fastened its fangs in the flesh of
some of our households.
II mosquitoes could be eradicated
at Miami, Fla. at the Canal Zone,
in New Orleans, 1t can be done here.
A request sent to the State Board
kof Health or to DR.. Shipp, Old Cap
itol Building. jackson. Miss, State
Sanitary Inspector, 1t would bring
relief by the next train. The condit-
ion can be corrected and ought to
be Immediately.
II not there will be real tragedy to
force us to do what we ought to do
before 1t happens.
The Semi-weekly leader., 1921-12-07
M. E. PREACHERS WILL ALL
STAY IN BRooKHAVEN
Drs. Cooper, Ellis, Lewis, Bennett are
ALI Returned by Conference to
Brookhaven.

The following is list of the ap-
polntments as read by Bishop Nc
Murry: at M. E, Conference that ad-
journed at Jackson Monday
BRooKHAvEN DISTRICT
H. M. Ellis, Presiding Elder.
Adams Circuit, w. w. Nelson.
Barlow Circuit, A. T. Long, Supply
Bayou Pierre Circuit, s. B. Wat
kins.
Bogue chitto and Noraeld, ]. T.
Weems.
Brookhaven, w. H. Lewis.
crystal Springs, w. B. Jones.
Fernwood Circuit, H. L. Norton.
Foxworth Circuit, w. w. Murray.
W. B. Waldrop, supernumerary.
Gallman Circuit, J. t. Abney.
Georgetown Circuit, J. w. Sells,
Supply.
Hazlehurst, w. H. Saunders.
Magnolia, c. F. Emery.
Mccomb Centenary. C. H. Thomp-
son.
Mccomb. LaBranch ST.. A. s. Oil
yer.
Mccomb Pearl River Ave-. j. A.
Wells.
Meadville and Bude. W. F. Bag
gett.
Monticello Circuit, R. A. Albums.
osyka Circuit, H. E. Raley.
Pleasant Grove Circuit, E, D.
Simpson.
Scotland Circuit. ]. L. Carter.
Summit and Topisaw, w. t. Terry.
Tylertown, F. b. Ormond.
Wesson and Beauregard, ]. e. ].
Ferguson.
President Whitworth College, I,
w. Cooper.
Conference Evangelist, ]. v. Ben
rett..
Conference Evangelist, W. T. Crit
fin.
Chaplin. U. $. Navy. W. NJ.
Thomas.
The Semi-weekly leader., 1921-12-07
THE LEADER NOW HAS
ENLARGED QUARTERS
Increased Business Causes Ex-
pansion - New Plant
Additions.

Due to the increased business of
The Leader for the past year. neces-
sitating the adding of more machin-
cry and the carrying of more stock
The Leaders quarters had become
too circumscribed for handling the
large amount of business demanded.
Tie difficulty has been met, how
ever. by the leasing of the entire
suite of rooms adjoining the business
office.
These additional rooms and floor
space add greatly to the facilities
employed by The Leader that now
occupies the entire floor above the
City Bakery and Abrams Wholesale
business with the exception of the
two office rooms retained by DR.. N.
R. Thompson, dentist, who has been
near neighbor about fourteen
years.
With the addition of an extra
force recently made necessary, the
installation of new type and labor
saving machinery, The Leader is in
position to serve Its patrons more
satisfactorily than before.
There is no job too small and none
too large for the paper to handle in
the most workmanlike manner and
with celebrity at that.
AS an attest to the class of job
printing being turned out, numbers
Of out-of-town orders are being
brought or sent here.
/ Oar satisfied customers words of
commendation and repeated orders
whether local or at distance are ap-
preciated.
Further patronage is solicited on
the basis of our aim to please and
the equipment we have to accom-
plish what we undertake.
The Semi-weekly leader., 1921-12-07
25-PIECE MUNICIPAL
BAND IS ORGANIZED
$4,000 Subscribed VIII Have
Instructor for Year
Plans Made.

Plans have been completed this
week for the organization of a NUM-
eipal Fairgrounds Band for Brook
haven, of rs members. This band
when thoroughly trained, will be the
largest musical organization Of the
kind in the state and the aim of its
projectors is to make the quality Of
the music rendered, commensurate
with the size Of the organization
and the demand for what is excel
lent in BrookhaYen.
Mr.. ]. @. Brister, president of the
Board of Supervisors, is just winding
up a subscription list which called
for $4,000 for equipment and an in
structor who will devote all Of his
time for year to come, in getting
the Organization in No. / musical
shape. Mr.. Emmett Williams is the
instructor already secured.
Mr.. Brister states that over S2,-
600 of the amount is already signed
up. Several leading Brookhayen
firms guaranteed to pay as much as
$500 per month for the mainten-
ance of the band.
The aggregation will be composed
of all home talent-Lincoln county
people.
An election of officers shows ].
Q. Brister as president and general
manager; Benton Cain, vice-presi-
dent; and Boyd carruth, secretary
and treasurer.
Even already concerts are being
planned and booster excursion to
nearby trading points is being pro-
1ected for the band master will soon
be ready to say PLAY"
The Semi-weekly leader., 1921-12-07
DR.. Slaughter on Welfare Work at
Baptist Church.

A union meeting of all religious
and secular womens organizations
in Brookhaven and the county is
called for next Monday afternoon -
Dec. 12-at the Baptist church.
DR.. Slaughter will speak on We'll
fare Work and kindred topics. Truth
will be driven home in the interest
of our homes and the community in
a way unheard before. Facts will
be given the right of way. DR..
Slaughter has been requested to lay
bare even unpleasant things. The
public is starving for information or
dying from indifference toward it.
Come out to hear DR.. Slaughter
next Monday afternoon at 800 o.
clock.
There will be no regular meetings
at 400 o'clock Of the organizations
referred to.
The Semi-weekly leader., 1921-12-07
Still Driving.

The Kings Daughters expect to
keep up the drive for Hospital E.
quipment until sum sufficient is
realized. The matter win be taken
Up this afternoon at the meeting of
the Circle.
The psychological moment has ar
rived for that contribution you were
planning to make.
Don't put it off, Your help is
needed now.
The Semi-weekly leader., 1921-12-07
HIGH WATER MARK
IN TAX COLLECTIONS
January Court Promises Much BuSi-
ness Before 1t = Supervisors
Busy Session.

Al reslt of the continual fling
of new cases the last few days, the
January term of Lincoln County's
Circuit Court promises to exceed in
magnitude the business before it in
September - according to Circuit
Clerk Moak.
axes are being paid up exceed
inglg well, considering the season of
the year. said Sheriff R. c. Apple
ysiails. yesterday tni discussing that
rhs 81 his dutiefj with Leader
repA er Why. Mr.. Applewhite
coatlaued. oday was the biggest
day have had yet. Over $1,000
was paid in, and almost every day
shows an increase over its predeces-
sor, since the supervisors made the
levy"
The Board of Supervisors have
been occupying most of the center Of
the stage in action at the court house
this week as is generally the custom
when they meet in monthly session.
Notwithstanding an enormous a
mount of business transacted and
matters brought before the body the
members expect to adjourn for the
month with today's session.
The Semi-weekly leader., 1921-12-07
Market Sale.

Saturday, December 10th, at the
City Hall the Kings Daughters will
have on sale marketable delicacies
and good things generally for the ta-
BILE. Contributions and patronage
are solicited. Eggs. butter, sausage,
syrup, potatoes. will be acceptable as
a means of increase for the Hospital
Equipment Fund. The market opens
at 10 o'clock.
-Committee.
The Semi-weekly leader., 1921-12-07
New Books at Library.

Half Loaves Margaret Banning.
Man Slaughter Alice Duer Miller.
Mrs. Farrell-Wm. Dean Howells,
Secret Springs Harvey O'Higgins
Quilts Widow-Mc -McCutcheon.
The House of Dreams Come True
Margaret Pedler.
The Awakening Of Japan. okaku-
a-Kakugo.
The Semi-weekly leader., 1921-12-07
Dairy Association Saturday.

The Lincoln County Dairy Asso-
citation will meet at ten o'clock Sat
urday at the Court House. Black
strap molasses and other dairy feeds,
and the general milk situation will
be discussed, according to Mr.. Troy
Thompson, secretary of the organiza-
tion.
The Semi-weekly leader., 1921-12-07

Toilet Articles always play. an
important part in holiday gifts. -
You can save money on Toilet Ar
ticles at Hofrman,s.
The Semi-weekly leader., 1921-12-07

Regular Communication Brookha-
ven Lodge No. 241 Monday night at
seven o'clock. Election of officers
and other important business.
The Semi-weekly leader., 1921-12-07

The Kings Daughters are erecting
o 100000 Hospital at Gulfport.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-25
BOOZE IS PLENTIFUL
IN THREE VARlE TIES
Easy To Get Tankcd Up II
Only You Have the
Requisite Amount
of Silver

Nnwtffk jane "a ~ noN pu
shle aeeot5luf tn emi atfltiai -
poi lo purchase three aesf . l3lelt
whisky 10 thls state paflieulaf, III
'ihoss aAcllonn whegs lhe business
older and ruu more on syNtematie
HAsis lu ihe dirtrleis where ths
husinosa u ~ more recent origin.
onis me one brand os wildcat Is
aos ohsalnablo fof ihe reason ibat
the pnNpls ~ consumed as fasl at
it s. belne manufactured
The three hgsnde according ~
thelr age and the namhor ~ jis
tilstlons afe popiaafly knaNa al
wildcat. moonsalho and flnes
lop The first ls the rAv llauar
fresh from che first rua of the ueht
lnu brand mnunehue" is aoms
~ hal better quality having Nifie
more age and therefore more sought
after while 'pinetop " iho hem ~
the mountain aiill brand ouianaNle.
having been refun through me siisi
and said 10 poAsess fine flavor
The price ~ course j. b proportion
Win DE liquors quality
IN the sheaffs office ~ Newhlrt.
o. ihe present time thefe are % 0s
so alilly ~ aii Kinds brands ana
Manufacture. sofue 81 them beiss
homemade and sery crude Ia, a0'e
20 do the work evidently ehefe
ban Rain believes fho eilils are ran
finhally coming into thla ana othef
ecuniies of oh'ahopa apd there afe
alwAys fellows reaay and willing 'o
take the risk So faf ~ genuine
wildcat liquor ig concerned e ls SAID
tha price 81 bein9 maintained IL
around $50 gallon
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-25
By Hy Gag.

pMtHuet 'am ls H
three psaHls laughing al am "a
Ansd aaenet auA taHt Yau Ia aar
tNai hpase
peHa alust tsll yaa apgfes
i4st plshs Fsaas Ame aa 81 aalhFia
Nla lahn saa afae m ay VA FtAnk
b0ash thst home 81 saa aud am
$50 aial pa afe plpa4aa sliN sha
baJss Nus i8at lse aame settled
Boay folks sua Ytans iaiAs slll t@
Asge IA shs naaaas 4aa Naa isala
ana Nf FFaae #li aa4e weailns
lR aY 8sn apns aua lhal sa aylau
Nm hs pullaa aff sAd 4 sNi 81 yaaf
wedding tFIV sad lasa The ha& haais
Nla ne aH. aua goa eAa gome
baeA eaa will Nelp Yen geg aiaFtsa
hn0teheeplaF ih y0a aarea rs the
feNeuAYn
Nipts sem 81 hsys aa voices "a
lhe nAsfef ! ma#i aaY lr CAN nN
noNl&f
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-25
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The fiOg almanac. onee IN eommDa
sste n paris of Rnrisnd, Is sqDarl
sfek. On she four edges ~ which are
est pofebea 10 fepFfsenf the days o'
the week and saysona eymbois 20 in.
dleste different festivals and hos..
dsys More sneient than eiog -
msnaes are ne Heandsnsysan runfs
esien6ers. made ~ eeoa. of some
firnes os horn Or bone. ans Inscribed
wlfh rsnic ls.fers
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-25

tbg present sar marks ghe eea
tsaafy ~ ihe hlg,h ~ samari Meta
eFill rhllRaelphla inventor AMI
seieHite wlo eaa 81 fIHi Ia pFa
daee msiAllle sles commercially Ia
the IpHta States
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-25
aannlAnel.Ip 80 80

FOR SALE comNls'e scholarship
ufaueheaa pfaeueM business ca
lege. uklAhoma citY This is lhs "a
baslaeas oulieKe 10 tho soathwas
The Leader. 0nthfia.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-25
CLASSIFIED WANTS

AGENTS To se.i our s. winner
Esleeess ean asssscn paid Rig r~'
gxA&S Write ps pessoni1n ShAg
pas B4e Co s2i& T. saseueAAnDs
avenue Pkls4slghia -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-25

Carrier hnys haze no recelnt bo0ks.
do not pay them for Leader snb-
scrsptinns
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-25

WANTED f'lgsn ueht rotion eaxa
"a tesdor office
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-25
CLASSIFIED WANTS

MANalAGR rApNR p1alas desrflp
t'ons msny fieh want u marry
free y JsAa s Pau Minn
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-ELs WANTED

wA~ or WOMAN n'A%TEEf-Szi (
arr .a6 faM sAsns- Is & a. nssef
r-rsre siuse. seAAnF guarsa.esa Aosi-
err n rssfer Ery@rsence annee~s :
ssrr -xrfeAs MAls. Mesrss CA
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GET wg-sY--&eeg b4sy Is ro4r soa
uuxasts u A g-VgzAne1ff "a >
xx-- = sse- sSr.g business. Yea car
rs< sr.a ssxA A1sizess ssS as r7Fs
.Ann asr warssrs F'reaHcgs sirecs -
s.rmsrs Z weu Cwx zuso oT team OF
ca- rss cns: u y01 Are cDSer w Ane
rx- rvt AaHS VII persona sSres2s~-
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ssar xrrs rou ear gts tfrs"osy
= wA.ssns ca- DsaArszatni A1s, VIE
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-25

voN SAT-
ron skLR aNNafe pnsa ie
s ana less 3, quantity sa1 y
Mausar
ruR sAiF Furniture nearly neN
KseAen eA0laet daofala dresser
ara other artssiss Telephone 1872
SEA ; Z Eaa aKiahoma ~
FOR SALE Hlee raom modern
hoase Ngn ~ spa ~ terua
Tso lois rooa iatatldh "a East Side
A ls Armstrong and 80 Phone asa
lDN sAlF Me ha4e some choice
eiF proporis aud farms that are
fueeu rghi see Kelly aud Maaoney.
les l-2r oklahoma Phone lAo
ron SALE rosms modern T@o
loss owner Win iake sood ear as
fsrss payment Also room partly
modern Owner ~ill tahe Ford eai
ass ilrs, payment Balance liAe reat
a ~ ArmrYotg nna co Phone sss
! FoFq sAlr ola PAPERS as ne teai.
~ offlcs.
FOR nEAT
FoI1 REsT oince room. Dewey
building inquire a. Whites
JeWesry store
---~.~--.... ...... q .4..sa..-4.44 ....a.....-
FOIs RENT Modern room house
See No sss Fast oklahoma
FOR nENT u : clean southeast
rooma adsoiaing bath call morn
Tags Or ~ la'e IS half past eight
etenings ~ + Harrison
ron REST Tvo apartments. ihod
sra. ior Tight housekeeping. close
10 Gail ~ Eaas Harrison, Phone
iZfs-J
FOR RENT Noaern O room house
Fast side 9 ruon. modern West
side both ready July isi Also :
office roofns A - Armstrong and
60 Prone 3ss
t.f.fg etsatT us,.,,t,t.as .a..,, 4a
noaern home. sIs Eas, Harrison
~ Phone 1861
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-25
rEls WANTED FEMALE

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wEx v7TE sr--x OF zssg-x,sasrr
a. EsM Answer eEscE . ~
nurbs--eoss 80 sssss ;rp<ss aszs
Dandy exwaxxazny Nre-erosnors
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rsry esanE txsE e P 4 r c. ~
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grrE, wDCEsgrTTgs-g -gverrb
rsscs ard Dnrf rsss ~BasaDsas CEss~
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MISCELLANEOUS

TURN YOUR % car inio tash.
Aufo savage CO.. sxs West oxlu
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R4AaNTf-D --~ plain sewing %09 West
MArsa. Mrs Geo NockApee
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-09-23

Sec g. That Section rsr7, Revised General
Statutes of Florida, 1920, relating to the Mar
ketng Bureau of the State of Florida. be amend
rsIz. aThe Marketing Commissioner shall
have his headquarters and hold his office IN the
city of Jacksonville, and upon the approval OF
the Commissioner of Agriculture may employ
clerk or clerks when necessary but at no time
may the expenses of the Marketing Commits
sioner exceed the sum of $7s,ooo annually. The
sum of $4,000 annually. or SO much thereof as
is necessary to carry out the provision of this
Act, is hereby appropriated out Of the funds
derived from the sale of fertilizer stamps to be
paid in the same manner as all other State ex-
Sec 4. That Section 1878, Revised General
Statutes of Florida, 1920, relating to the Mar
keting Bureau of the State of Florida, be amend
ed to read as follows:
1913. Before entering upon the discharge OF
his duties as State Marketing Commissioner, the
State Marketing. Commissioners shall give bond
in the sum of $4,000 payable to the Governor
of the State of Florida for the use of the State
of Florida, which bond shall be executed by some
Surety Company to be approved by the Secre-
tary of State. conditioned that the Marketing
and well and lawfully apply all moneys which
may come into his hands in his official capacity
as the law directs, and that he will well and
faithfully, perform the duties required OF MN
Sec. {. That Section Isss. Revised General
Statutes of Florida, 1920. relating to the Mar
keting Bureau of the State of Florida, be amend
ed to read as follows:
I3as. "The Commissioner of Agriculture and
Marketing Commissioner are authorized to con-
suit, advise, adopt and promulgate to shippers
throughout this State Rules and Regulations for
he inspection of quality, the truthful. honest
branding Of each package shipped and the pro-
hibiting of any shipper having the benefit OF
shipping through the Marketing Bureau. who will
not strictly observe and obey such Rules and
Regulations in the preparation, packing and ship
ping of his farm and orchard products"
Sec. 6. That Section 1924, Revised General
Statutes of Florida, 1920. authorizing the ap-
pointment of an executive committee for the
Marketing Bureau of the State of Florida be,
and the same is hereby. repealed.
Sec. ?. This Act shall take effect upon its
passage and approval by the Governor, or upon
its becoming law without the approval of the
Governor. Approved May s. 1921.
CHAPTER 84e4-(No. o..
AN ACT to Consolidate the Auditing and Ex-
animation of State and County Finances; to
Provide for the Auditing and Examination
under the Direction and Supervision of the
Governor and Comptroller of all Accounts,
Books Records. Warrants Papers and Trans
actions of all State Officials, and of the Of
ficers of the Several Counties of the State;
to Provide for Reports of the Same to be
Made to the Governor and Comptroller; to
Confer the Necessary Powers and Authority
for Carrying out the Purposes and Provi-
sions of this Act; to Make Appropriations
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-09-23

will he REQUIRED to serve as the adjutant general
Of Florida between the periods beginning Janu-
See s That s the .a snd q BE- and lie
is hereby. appropriated out OF any money y. ~
the State treasury not otherwise appropriated. 70
be paid to Chas Loye aoI9' sa aer EACH
81 RIorida between the periods beginning Janu-
airy Ist, I9aI and ending June sotn' i9ai' i0r loss
Sec 4 That the State comptroller is hereby
required to draw his warrant for the sum OF
era Of Florida, for each completed month OF serv-
ice. as adutant general. since January Ist, 1921,
and for each additional month, when completed;
of the State until June 3oth, 1921 Inc state
treasurer is hereby required to pay the same
upon presentation; .s:...,..
mon its passage and approval by the Governor,
or upon becoming law without such approval.
Approved May Is, 1921.
CHAPTER s4o3-(No. 81.
AN ACT to Amend Section 1915 Revised Gene pa
Statutes Of Florida 1929; Section Islo' exc zee
ton IsIz, Revised General Statutes of Florida,
1920: Section 1918, Revised General Statutes
eI OF r Statutes Of Florida. 1906 All Relating to
the Marketing Bureau of the State OF FLORIDA;
and 10 Repeal Section 1874, Revised SeneIaI
Statutes Of Florida, 1920, Providing for an
Executive Committee Of the Marketing Bureau
of the State of Florida.
Be II Enacted BY the Legislature OF the Sfdfe OF
Section I. That Section 1915, Revised General
Statutes Of Florida, 1920, relating to the Market
ING Bureau of the State of Florida be amended
to read as follows:
rare aThere is hereby created in the Depart.
ment of Agriculture a Marketing Bureau, and
shall be known as such The offce OF o.a1e "a. !.
keting Commissioner is hereby established. and u
shall he the duty of the Governor upon the recon-.
mendation of the Commissioner of Agriculture
to appoint State Marketing Commissioner. who
shall hold Office for term of two years. unless
removed by the Governor for cause"
Sec T. That Section 1876 Revised General
Statutes Of Florida, 1920, relating to the Mar
keting Bureau Of the State Of Florida, Be amend
ed to read as follows:
rsT6. ssThe State Marketing Commissioner
shall receive the sum of $500 per annum as
b;s salary and he and his deputies, or his as
sistants shall be allowed actual travelling e.
penses in the discharge Of the duties of his Of
flee, to Sc used at the discretion OF the Commis
sioner not to exceed $4,000 per annum, SAID
exnenses shall Be set forth in itemized statements
under oath. and presented to the Commissioner
~ Agriculture, and both salary and travelling ex-
peuses shall be payable monthly out OF the funas
derived from the sale Of fertilizer stamps = Ine
same manner as other State officers ana en-
ployees are paid.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-09-23

the love and care the good Lord
intended they should have.
These two little babies are
only two of dozens of fine chill
dren, boys and girls of all ages,
all colors of hair and eyes, that
are eagerly awaiting the day
when we can find a good home
for them. We have a particu-
larly fine assortment of boys
from three years old to four
teen years-in singles, doublets
and triplets.
All we ask of folks who
take our children is that their
home be one of high ideals and
morals, and able to give a child
a square deal and fair edu-
cation, and plenty of love and
care.