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Evening journal., 1921-06-10
ANOTHER I.ANpMARK eoEs

Another landmark, the old bald.
Ing at SIS Shipley street. having
fulfilled its perled Of usefulness, Is
being torn down to make room for
a new structure. 1t is said to be
one of the oldest buildings in the
city. 1t was occupied by Jeffers and
Son, contractors and carpenters, In
the early eos and was the place
where A. S Reed, one of the veteran
contractors of Wilmington was went
to go to work. Mr.. Reed subse-
quently purchased the building and
the adjoining grounds. He sold the
property about a year ago when he
retired from business.
Evening journal., 1921-06-10
CITY To HAVE
FALL CONCERTS
continued from page one,

continued from page one5
organization was achieved last Mon
day afternoon at the residence OF
Mrs Charles r. Miller, Oak Road
The following officers were chosen to
head the new association: President.
Mrs. John B. Bird; first vice-presi-
dent, Mrs. J. Ernest Smith; second
vice-president. Mrs. william Bets.
treasurer. Miss Annie r. Finn; busi-
ness manager. Mrs. William NJ. Ban
nard; secretary, Mrs. Norman r.
Huxley.
These officers with the following
members OF the executive committee
will comprise the executive commit
tee OF the new organization:
Mrs Il. Leslie Carpenter, Mrs. A
H. Berlin, Miss Helen L. Kurtz, Mrs.
II. X Miller, Mrs. Irenee DUPONT,
Mrs. Charles e. Grimth. Mrs. Charles
r. Miller. Mrs otho Nowland. Mrs.
John Bancroft. Miss Edna I. Brad
field, Mrs. Charles Z. Candee, Mrs.
j. Allen Colby. Mrs. w. Griscom
Coke, Mrs. f. W. Curtis, Mrs. Eugene
DUPONT. Jr.. Mrs p. s. dupont Mrs.
Harry @. Haskell, Mrs. Harold Perot
Keen. Mrs. A r. Kruse, Mrs. Gam
BILE Latrobe. Mrs. Preston Lea, Mrs.
John J.. Raslcob. Mrs. e. j. Rein
hardt, Mrs. william b. Sellers, Mrs.
A. c. Il. Smith, Mrs. Frank G.. Tall
man, Miss Isabelle b. Wales, Mrs.
E. Tatnall Warner and Mrs. James
p. Winchester.
In addition TO these former mem
bers OF the executive committee, the
following also were added to Il; Mrs.
James N. Ginns, Mrs. Julian Adair
Mrs. Caleb %. Burchenal, Mrs Will
liam Blatz, Mrs. Carl Snellenburg
and Mrs. william S. Bergland.
To assist in carrying out its aims,
the new association has asked the
following men to serve as an adj
visory COMMITTEES: Frank @. Tall
man, william #. Kurtz, Charles Top
lris, DIT Julian Adair, the Rev
Charles L. candee. Henry r. DUPONT
and Charles Copeland.
The guarantors OF the former
committee have agreed 10 I'LL IN,
same capacity for the association
thus insuring financial support
Much embarrassment has beer
caused by the abrupt withdrawal o.
the Philadelphia Orchestra from
Wilmington after sixteen consecu
tive years OF concerts. Notice Of IL
intentions to eliminate Wilmington
from next seasons itinerary was no
given until the evening OF March 2.
Evening journal., 1921-06-10
MRS. II. M. DENNIS 81,
ALWAYS METHODIST

Mrs. Hannah NJ Dennis, 100
Linden street. celebrated her ninety
first birthday anniversary at her
home on Tuesday. She was born in
Chester county, Pa. and came to
Wilmington 45 years ago. Born OF
Methodist parents, she Joined that
church 70 years ago, and has been
a staunch Methodist all her life.
Immediately upon her arrival IN
this city she Joined Epworth Church
and has continued active IN the
affairs OF that congregation ever
since. She was also much inter
ested in the work of the Sunday
Breakfast Mission, and was an in
innate friend OF Neal Comfy, one OF
its founders. She was also inter
Evening journal., 1921-06-10
THE EVENING JOURNAL FRIDAY, JUNE 10, /

the summer conference at Camp
Nepahwin, Canton. Pa.
Attractions for the affair will be
many. They will include booths
which will sell candies, ice cream,
cakes. lemonade. balloons and pony
rides for the children, a short sketch,
Dancing Dolls" and a May pole
dance. No admission will be charg-
ed to the party.
The event will open at 3 o'clock
and will continue until o'clock. In
case OF rain the fair will be held the
same hours at the club rooms of the
Y. w. c. A.. s04 Market street
Evening journal., 1921-06-10
White C0nUas,
Black and Tan
Calf Trimmed
Sports ssOxfords
$685.

we've asne Yeu a
service even before you
come herel We've Sc
lected the best Shoes
for you to choose from.
You take your pick not
merely from a lot Of
Shoes, but from the
best Shoes ever brought
together TO sell at a
low price figure So
far rs the Shoes are
concerned there's no
chance for you to make
a mistake in buying
here, we protect you
against mistakes-even
those you make your
self-by the broadest
guarantee we can de-
vise-your satisfaction
We'd like you to
come IN tomorrow and
see these Women's
white Canvas black
and tan calf trimmed.
Sport Oxfords at $3.85.
Genuine Goodyear
welted soles. All sizes
Down STAIRS STORE.
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NO PROOF OF PoUCH THEFr.

Postmaster English today said he
had not heard anything further of
the investigation under way by the
Pennsylvania Railroad police relative
to resident of Rehoboth using a
new pouch in which to carry silver
ware. The pouch might have been
stolen, but no report OF such theft
has been reported here.
The railroad police say the pouch
and its contents were in a carload
Of moving that was consigned to Re
hoboth.
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ested in Reeds Mission and ether

ested In Reeds MissleR and ether
charitable Institutions
Mrs. Dennis Is a great-great
grandmother. She met with an un-
fortunate accident on the evening
OF May 20 when she fell down the
stairway at the home Of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Anna Neal, and is now
confined to her bed. Though suf-
fering from severe bruises. no bones
were broken in her fall and she
hopes TO soon be about again. Be
sides her daughter, Mrs. Dennis also
has two sons, neither OF whom re-
sides in Wilmington
Evening journal., 1921-06-10
SALARY ORDINANCE
ON SECOND READING

First and second readings were
given an ordinance In City Council
last night increasing the salaries Of
the Deputy Judge OF the Municipal
Court from $720 to $3.50; City
Treasurer from $500 to s21so. and
the members OF the Board OF Health,
other than the secretary. from 500
TO $500.
First and second readings were
given an ordinance amending the
present ordinance licensing junk
dealers. by reducing the fee on
wagons from $50 to s25 a year.
Evening journal., 1921-06-10
WILM|NGTONBOY
ON THE CHARIOT
Crew Delivers Crippled
Freighter at St. Johns
After Sea Fight
SEAPOOL ALSO
SAFE IN PORT

ST. JOHNS, n. F.. June 10 Omitted
Press with her decks awash and
her life boats ready for instant
launching the freighter Chariot made
port here today. The steamer, prop
erty Of the United States shipping
Board, smashed her bow in a colli-
sion with an iceberg yesterday. The
boat was far down at head and wa
ter threatened her boilers momen-
tarlly.
The crew fought hard all night to
keep her sfioat
The Seapool. British steamer,
which struck a berg Tuesday, dock
ed today, entering the harbor under
her own power. She was five feet
down az the bow but had not pene-
trafed beyond the first compartments
and she moved under her own pow
er. The extent OF damage was to be
determined today when the bow was
raised
r. ]. Bryant, % years OF age, OF
this city, is a boiler tender on the
American freight steamer Chariot
He was reported to have lived at
71O East Sixth street, but nothing
was learned about him In that local
ity.
The Chariot sailed. from Philadel-
phia May &c and put into St Johns
for engine repairs.
Evening journal., 1921-06-10
'YE OLD ENGLISH
FAIR ON TOMORROW

Friends OF the Y. w. c. A are
asked to keep in mind ''Ye Old Eng
lish Fair" which will be given to-
morrow afternoon by the Girl Re-
serves and the Blue Triangle Boost
ers Club OF the association at Bishop
stead. The proceeds will be used in
sending delegates from the clubs 70
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APARTMENT FOR RENT

1890 Delaware avenue; very desir-
able; beautiful surroundings, and
every convenience. Immediate pos
session. Phone 4s5O.-Adv.
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FEAR FOR SAFETY
OF SON In PUEBLO

Special to The Evening Journal
GEQRGETOWN. June 10.-The
Sussex County Levy Court has ap-
propriated $500 for county agri-
cultural extension club work, and
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sPnuIAIS FoR. CHILDREN7s DAY

At Forman's; no junk, no cheap
trash. but good Shoes for the least
money. Low tan Shoes for little and
big boys. Patent, tan and white
pumps for girls. Walton Shoes for
boys and girls; best by'test Endicott-
johnson Shoes for the entire family,
hard to equal for quality and price.
Hand turned Shoes for tender feet.
Special souvenirs this week for the
Children. FORMANS. Fourth St.
between Market and King.-~Adv.
Evening journal., 1921-06-10
BUILDS UP TIRED FOLKS

. IVT oTvTu-o FtTu FWOapHdtc
IN cold water inVigorates brain and
nerves. wholesome stimulant and
tonic. At druggists. Try it.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1921-06-10

Chambray and bingham
Crccpers and Rompers,
Special CSC and soc.
Plain color and striped
patterns. trimmed with
rick-rack braid Sizes L,
2, 3 years.
Linen and Poplin Creep
ers and Rompers, special
S1.5O and S1.86.
Prettily hand embroid-
cred. colors blue. pink,
brown. maize ana white
Sizes 3 to 6.
Lees Khaki Coveralls,
s1.25
Splendidly made and
trimmed with red or blue;
sizes 3 to Z years. Extra
heavy quality in same
brand, s1.5a
Girls 2 TO 9 years Or
candle Dresses, S2.9S.
Frou-frous and frills a
plenty. Plain colors and
white, also colored COM
binations. Blue, pink,
maize and orchid.
French Organdie Hats;
special S1.50.
Styles, materials and
colors to match the dress
Childrcn's Bloomers,
Special Saturday, 45c.
Pink and Blue Cham
bray. also White Saune;
good qualities, all.
Evening journal., 1921-06-10

Linen and Chambray
Creepers and Rompers,
Saturday Special 81
Peg-top styles. white
pique collar and cuffs. col
ored or white, q to 9
years.
Boys and Girls Play
time Overalls, Saturday
Special 50c.
Checked patterns with
bloomer bottom for girls.
Blue denim. with bib and
suBpenders for boys.
Little Boys Wash Suits,
Special ST.
OF Chambray, GiDgham,
Linen and plain white
pique trimmed with pink.
Also striped patterns en-
bracing several different
styles, including belted and
buttOned modelA
Girls 3 10 9 years Voile
Dresses, $3.50.
Adorable styles, finely
made and attracuvely
trimmed with lace.
Children's Lingerie Hats,
Special S9c.
White. trimmed wfrh
blue or pink.
Childrens silk Poplin
Coats, $4.9S.
Sizes I. 2. 3 years. in
light colors; white silk
collar.
Evening journal., 1921-06-10

JAS. T. MULLIN & SONS
Evening journal., 1921-06-10
Toilet Requisites
at Special Lou Prices

WOodbury's Facial Soap
For skin. scalp and COM
plexion-the cake, 16c.
Palmolive Soap
Ideal for toilet. refreshing
for the bath-s cakes. 43c-
Pompelan Face Powders
White. flesh and brunette
the box. soc.
Best Talcum Powders
OF famous and well known
makes. including vivoudou.
Mavis. Babcock's Butterfly,
vantine's wisteria. Vantine's
La Fleur. vanhne's Kutch
Sandlewood. Your choice at
only fSc.
Pure Cocoanut Oil CASTLE
Soap
For toilet, bath. shampoo,
extra large size cake, at only
zoe.
Evening journal., 1921-06-10

Play time garments for he she be Of plain
Chambray striped bar Gingham, linen, pOpn-
denim; when partyhed they'll wear sheer organ
die voile silk Whatever their needs for wher
ever they CO. verybodys Store" delights in supplying
their demands-Chidrens Departments, First Feer reari
Evening journal., 1921-06-10
House and Porch
Dresses $I.46

Made Of good quality Cling
ham and Chambray, blue and
gray. plain colors and as
sorted neat stripe patterns.
A good assortment OF styles
awaits your approval and just
imagine such a low price
really less than you could buy
the material alone. Secure
your needs for the entire
summer here tomorrow.
FIRST FLOOR.
Evening journal., 1921-06-10

Hundreds OF the
smartest Hats in this
offering. comprising
the very latest in
"chic" and charming
summer styles, for all
outdoor occasions and
sports. A truly re-
markable collection and
without a doubt the
best values in town.
MILLINERY DEPT
SECOND FLOOR.
Evening journal., 1921-06-10
Design Your OOn
LoUely Frocks From
These Shinlmering
Silks at Little Cost

Crepe de Chine, St.3S
All shades. all silk and
all right, 40 inches wide
Charmeuse, $3.50
All shades, including
navy and black; 40 in
wide.
Baronet Satin, S2.9S
Rich lustrous, full line
of shades. 40 inches wide.
Natural Pongee, Sf.OO
All pure silk, imported
natural color. Very spe-
cial.
Tricolette, Sf.s5
Heavy quality. wonder
value, all shades, yard
wide.
Canton Crepe, $3.50
All silk, heavy weight,
40 inches wide; very pop
ular.
SILK Taneta, Sf.s5
Excellent quality and
finish. yard wide. navy and
black.
Cartridge Cloth, SOC
All silk, not in all coll
ors. Special to clean up.
White Wash Satin. $f.50
Suitable for skirts and
underwear; yard wide.
MAIN FLOOR
LEFT AISLE.
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Dohn Completing
the Organization
of State Regiment

Capt H. C. +. Dohm of the head
quarters staff, n G. f., spent tn.
weekend al his home 'here with his
parents end LEFT. Monday for Sanford
N a cleanup trip for the. organiza
ton work OF The National Guard. =
Capt. l)ohm. during the past ten
fays, changed the headquarters COM
paRy at st. Petersburg :ntc a hcwitzer
company. carving three zone pound
ers" and SIX light mortars.' with a
complement OF sixty-three men and
two officers; this outfit will have a
platoon at Clearwater.
Capt Doh.n went TO Orlando ON
March 9Th and fully completed new
infantry company in ten days This
the 2Sth aad are The latest unit te
eome into the regiment.
This week tie ORGANIZATION captain
Is working on a machine gun coim-
pany at Sanford and expects to have
1t organized in a week or ten days.
This viii complete the East Coast
battalion and included Daytcna, West
Palm Beach. Miami and Sanford.
! Now, SO tar as the actual Florida
| First Infantry is concerned there re
1 mains only the rife company that
| jscksopvine IS or Eeniziag To complete
| the regiment
Such units Us coast artillery. motor
transport. etc, are also TO be origin
.zed. but are not part of the regi
meht,
Il has taken siuce October. 1919
when D3ytana a. the first company
was Organized to complete the req
nent and while il was hard uphil'
work last year. /, is now comparative
! - easy on account of the popularity
Of the present administration, accord
ing to Capt Dohn.
| Col Charles p Lowell, the aGjuian'
/ general, is very efficient military
man and is very popular Throughout
the state and is getting the supper
Of the entire military contingent IL
| he state. Florida IS IN better shsp,
| comparatively shan any other south
err state as regards military troops
the recent jnspec: ion made Nv Col J
! NJ kimbrough, L s c. called for
good report of the officers. men anC
/ equipment. and while there we're
few members in the original ontf
who we're rot exactly nj. they have
now severed connection with the Flor
ila Guard
Upon completion Of the organiza
ton Of the Florida regiment Capt
Dohm plans to Put on 'cits" again
and to go into business in Daytona
4 have visited practically ever,
town in the state, from Key West L
Pensacola, and mast say that there i
only one place that suits me, aud tina
is Daytona; il is the cleanest, slick
est. most up to date little town in tn
state. aud ! am always glad TO &c
back" said the captain.
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NOTICE.


Notice is hereby given that on the 10th
day OF April. A. p 1921. the Baggeit-
Netherby Company. corporation under
III. laws of the State OF Florida. with it's
principal affice I'll Daytona, Nolusia Coun-
q, Florida. win apply 10 the Hon. Cary
A. Hsrsiee Governor OF the State of
Florida. al Tallahassee. Florida. for Let
teFs Pateat amending Article Six of the
Charter of said company 80 that the
same shall read and he as follows, to-wit.
ARTICLE VI.
The highest amount OF Indebtedness
70 which this Corporation at any time
shalt subject sfsen is one Hundred Thou
satfd tsIfn. 400 0H9 Dollars.
BAaitiEsT-F- " EssrIIEIsY COMPANY.
By y. u. RAGGETT.
President
Attest }. l. wETHERBT.
Secretary
corporate Seal.)
GARDINER K BRASS.
Attorneys Tor said Company
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Beach Supper on
Monday Closed
Club Activities

Quite a gathering of tourists met
on Monday evening at $50 at The
pier on the beach to do honor 10 Dr.
IL Wilson. the president of the Tour
ist club Lunch was enjoyed by all,
the cof1ee bsing donated by the club,
prepared and served by A. Griswold
and Mrs. 4. N. Griffith. A social hour
was enjoyed after the feast.
The club members called for read
inss from Mrs Emma Mcpherson. OF
DeLsnd, who has SO willingly re-
sponded to invitations extended to
her aud has added much pleasure to
the club this winter She read En-
enlargement" by Dunbar, then gave
several others in response to encores
Her negro dialect was perfect. all She
needed to make one really see the
negro was the makeup OF one. Talks
we're given by Uncle George Van Pelt
and l.. t. Mathers. both enthusiastic
club members.
Songs. Camping on the Old Tent
Ground anu "Blest Be the Tie that
Binds" were sung by all Then
Mrs. A. Griswold gave reading in
negro dialect. - No Half Way Down. =
Mrs. Griswold is from Michigan this
state leading in registration at the
tourist headquarters in the Dixie no
tel. Business With pleasure mixed is
! quite typical OF the club So it was
discussed as to what to do with the
funds left in the treasury 1t was
decided that nr, Wilson and wife he
given an airplane ride with Bill Liud-
! ley as pilot then the balance of the
money to be donated to Mrs Anna n
7 Griffith the secretary and promoter of
the club, Nho has always been on
hand Co lend any assistance to the
tourists. This social picnic lunch
closes the Tourist club for the season.
All left with many happy thoughts OF
social hours they had spent together.
Many went down TO the Community
church al the invitation from Or. WEI
/ bur'S class to attend the social hour
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WAISTS AND SKIRTS
Mime. Charlotte
"a So Beach ST. Open Evenings
A Cordial Invitation

is extended you, when motoring
through. to stop and see SHE'LL
BANK, my winter home on the St
Johns River. widely known as one OF
Florida's beauty spots.
There are forty acres, with brood
lawns, wonderful trees, extensive view
and unusually fertile soil thai win
yield handsome profits.
An attractive patio bungalow with
modern conveniences and every in.
ssinsbis facility for pieasurahle and
profitable eentleman's country horn@
II you wish to buy. I'll offer sneciA
Inducements for the month Of March
Vt not you'll enjoy seeing it. anyhow
and you will be welcome.
p. r. ANDREWS, Owner,
Sanford. Florida
Phone Bill
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FARM AND PECAN GROVE IN
EARlNG-Middle northwest Flor
ida. Comfortable. healthy climate.
winter and summer. Fine loamy
soil. clay subsoil- No sand, stumps,
stones, swamps. palmetto or de-
structive storms Forced sale. $.
l.. kidder, Monticello. Fla.
pS-2s-lt
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Help WANTED

,G0oH WAGES FOR A CHAUFFEUR
who can take care of a good car
and would be willing to stay South
through the summer. Commence
work April sth Married preferred.
Give experience: b. c. care Daily
News lSS-S-26-tf
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| OR SALE oLDSMoBTLE EIGHT
Five-passenger country club model,
wire wheels, six nearly new tires.
garage receints proving excellent
condition. Phone 1913 or see c. S.
Day. 1865 South Atlantic avenue,
Daytona Beach p3-2S-St
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FOR SALE-Two Ford touring cars.
ate models, army tents. cots. gas
ranges, furniture. dishes and enamel
ware. Sewing machines and Hoover
! electric vacuum cleaners for rent.
We buy furniture or used goods of
any kind. The Exchange, phone sos.
.I21 Atlantic avenue. Daytona Beach.
a02-3-5-tf
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O'BRIEN WINNER
OF FIRST PRIZE
BALL CONTEST

Repiies IN the baseball contest al
the Daytona Daiiv News we're nuHiei-
aus b,it the majority of the answers
we're aefieient when il came to SPELL
ing one. or more names. TO say notH'
ing of neatness.~ Eior insta4,ce, Dan
fourth was spelsed Danforth and
Peckinpaugh was written Peckinpaw
Others were too free in their desorir-
ticns and even exceeded the printed
renuirement Awards were made as
follows
First. s.. went 10 William 0'BTien
of the Rexail drug store; second, -.
went 10 Edith A. Beers. box e23, Day
iona. and third 20 Billy Finam box
1873. paytona Beach. Replies came
from almoet every place IN the Hall,
fax Country and two came frasn 5ack-
sonvilIe. Checks VIII be mailed to
the successful contestants. Correct
answers follow:
Player. Advertiser.
Babe Ruth . Eracey's Pharmacy
Cravath .......K ipp & Son
Ty Cobb. Wlder's Haberdsshery
Iris Speaker Gruber Morris Hdw. Co
Ray Schalk. ..-........-. -. Ginseefs
Bill Duncan. .....,... Ford Garage
Danfourth .....-.. DE HlyS
Walter johnson - Eat at Luther's
peckinpansh Gattaneo's Grill
/ Hornsby .. The Bee Hive
Hannah. ... Merchants Bank
Wjneo ~ .LeSesne Kodak Place
Babe Adams. ....A b. c. Bakery
Cadore. ..... Champion Shoe Shop
Steve O'Nell. Daytona Eleotric GO
Quinn ..........-..-. Gene Johnson
whipped Cream Rolls at A = G
Bakery. S43-l-lS-tt
i II you want a tob-trys classified
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TO RENT

WANTED Mater front flraisapd
cottage April LIST No children. give
description and price. Mrs. c. A.
Swartz. ia 18th St, Tampa Fla
p3-27-3t
WANTED Floor space, $50 square
feet, second floor Beach street suit
able for physicians office Address,
Box 716 Daytona p9-24-7t
WANTED TO RENT BY YEAR-A
furnished bungalow or house in
Daytona. Must be reasonable;
and close in. Rent monthly in ad-
vance. Young married couple, For
occupancy about May LIST. Address
Box 10. Daily News. da-S-tf
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FOR SALE-Thfrty foot cabin eruis-
er equipped with powerful four-cyl-
ilder engine, suitable for inland
waters, boat viii be sold at once at
q bargain. Apply to A. B. Cram. 8 to
IL a. m. and to 4 p. m Ne. 27S
s. Beach ST., over Gruber Morris
S ore. 37S-1-22-tf
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FOR SALE-Chandler touring car,
Full equipment, cord tires, perfect
condition. Price $4,000. Must
be sold by Saturday. Z. @. Box
aS9. Seabreeze pS-29-3t
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FOR SALE-,-Oranges by the hundred
az Edgemere Grove. 0rmond Beach,
c. p. Dressner, lessee. Two miles
above Ormond Hotel, north of Or
mond. pS-2s II
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-House in Daytona very
reasonable $500. Twelve rooms
suitable for four apartments three
rooms each partly furnished good
investment Earns $500 winter
:tesson can also be rented in sum
mer. Fifteen minutes walk from
leach. Call soon, owner going
north. Apply 2l0 Fairview Ave.
pS-25-7t
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FOR SALE

FOR SAL-E---I.arse gas range suits pis
for hotel or boarding house six
burners. two ovens. practically
new, reasonable price Box 2S5.
Seabreeze Phone Tel. or address
Seabreeze Tea Room, Ocean Blvd
747-S-sssst
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I RAND NEW Robust run around
town. Seat covers, spot light. spare
tire. bumpers. etc. A great bar
gain. Phone sos. 705-3-19tf.
705-3-19-tf
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BUNGALOW just reno
waited; three bedrooms, bath. run
ming hot and cold water: fruit. aow.
ers fine lawn: most sec;us.ve neigh
bcrhood in Triple Cities: opposite
No loco Peninsula driv= Tel. Els.
Hotchkiss. 742-S-2S-if
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FOR SA-E-tJne Overland truck. {
Myrtle Ave. or 20s Live Oak St
pS24-7t
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*Apex Electric Vacuum Cleaners
DUNN BROS. 1868 26-th
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Fer SALE-Flomich lumber always
est. We can save you money by
tuying lumber direct from our mill
We deliver at your door. Informa-
on. Phone $40. 300-2-10-tf