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JAT.S

/ ials. In the evening the pastor will
deliver the sermon for the congrega-
tion.
To Tucson On Business
Messrs. Geo. w. Caldwell, VIM. p.
Crump and A. NJ Carter left this
week for Tucson on business. Thief
will return Saturday or Sunday.
Off To California
Little Miss Frances Hamilton
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Hamilton OF q North 10th street
left Sunday for Los Angeles where
she will spend the summer witAzrela
tives.
/ Remember This
An advertisement in The Tribune
is Direct Personal Appeal to Col
ored People. Nobody advertises in
The Tribune except merchants who
desire the patronage of Colored Peo
pie Go where you are invitd.
To Prescott Saturday
Mrs. Jake Harrington of 7O9 S
Montezuma street, will leave Satur
day for Prescott to visit her mother
Purchase House
\ Mr.. Robt. Mcconnell has bought
another house and moved it on his
+, lots at 1893 East Jefferson.
/
Tanning His Vacation
Mr.. James Cooper of 722 West
Buchanan street an employee of the
Arizona Iron Works, is on his annual
vacation and is getting some real JOY
out of life.
Enjoying Himself
Mr.. J. e. Gault OF 1903 East Jeffer.
son street. an employee of Korrick' S
New York Store, is enjoying a fifteen
days vacation and is spending his
time making improvements on his
home.
Brilliant Social Affair
Among the affairs planned in honor
of the delegates and visitors to the
Northwestern Federation which con
yened in this city July is was a
luncheon given by Mrs. Chas. Fish
Of 9O9 East Jefferson street. About
rs ladies were present and all had a
delightful time.
Return From Superior
Mr. John Brown, the piano tuner
and repair man, and Earle Johnson
of sos S. 5th avenue, returned last
week from Superior, Arizona, where
they had been on business. Mr. J.
Miller of Superior, accompanied them
to Phoenix and returned later by
stage. The trip from Superior was
made in Mr. Browns car.
Mrs. Lindsey Is Hostess
Wednesday evening, August 8
Mrs. Clarence Lindsey, Jr.. Of 1871
Phoenix tribune., 1921-08-06

dress by the president, Mr.. H. H.
Rice, in the course of which he
stressed the necessity for union
among our group and urged the men
and women of Phoenix to get to-
gether. He said that the time has
come when the Negro must unite his
forces if he hopes to successfully COM
bat the evil and corrupt Influences
that threaten his existence in this
country. He also stated that, in his
opinion, the only salvation for the
race is to take hold of the Marcus
Garvey movement and support it
wholeheartedly. The local organiza-
tion is growing in membership and
now that they have received their
charter, great things are planned for
the future. Nearly all of the money
paid into the treasury by members,
remains in the local treasurer's pos
session and should they desire to
foster an enterprise for the colored
people of this city, these funds may
be used for that purpose Every
member of the organization is a
booster and an enthusiastic worker.
Their meetings are held every Tues
day night at Antioch Baptist church,
18th street and East Washington, and
all Phoenix is invited to attend.
On The Sick List
Mrs. J. B. Holt of 1908 East Mon
roe street is confined to her home
this week on account of illness.
Mrs. G. Stone, of 10 North 18th street,
is confined to her home on account of
illness.
VIII Summer on Coast
Madame o. G. Howard. proprietor
of the Mary Frances Elite Shop, II
S. 9TH Avenue, left this week for Los
Angeles, Cal, and the beaches where
she will spend month visiting and
sightseeing.
Off To The Coast
Mrs. Milton Lewis and son, Shirley
Lewis, will leave in a few days for
Los Angeles to spend the remainder
of the summer
En- Route To Prescott
Mr.. A. L. Sells, who the past year
has been lying in California, passed
q 4
through Phoenix, Monday, en- route
to his home in Prescott.
Move Into New Home
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. Q. Smith, former
ly of SS4 West Jefferson street.. haye
moved into their new home, 1921 East
Monroe street.
Phoenix tribune., 1921-08-06
F R E. E
BAYLESS BREAD

Big Loaf of Bayless Pure Milk Bread
given away free in exchange for % of
Bayless' Pure Milk Bread wrappers
TO boost the sale of Bayles Pure Milk
Bread we will, for the months of August
and September, give one Big Loaf Of Bread
for the return to us Of % Bavless Bread
Wrappers. Save your Bayless Bread
Wrappers and when you have 25, take them
to your grocer or dealer or bring them to
us and you will receive in exchange one Big
Loaf Of Bayless Pure Milk Bread.
Buy Baylcss Pure Milk Bread and be sat
isfied, save the wrappers and save money.
Sold by all grocers and at our bakery
counters
Phoenix tribune., 1921-08-06
BAGGAGE ard EXPRESS

Miss your train? 1t will never hap
pen again if you call us to haul your
trunk and baggage. Phone $3.50 next
time you need an expressman and
learn what Real Transfer Service
means. We put the IS" in SERVICE.
Geo. M. Finley, the transfer man,
Stand, II South 4th street. Phone
$3.50.
Phoenix tribune., 1921-08-06
f TIE STATE CAPITAL
BY R. l. s., Society Editor

Grocery, 91S S. 7th avenue is forced
to enlarge his floor space in order to
take care of his increasing business.
This store was opened only three
months ago and already has outgrown
its present quarters. Mr.. Gardiner
has let a contract for the enlarge
ment of his store and when completed
it will be one of the most thoroughly
modern grocery stores in the West
Side. In addition to his groceries,
meats, hay, grain, wood and confec-
tions, he has established an agency
for DR.. Hitchcocks liver and blood
powders and this will prove a Cod
send to the people of that district.
Home From Summer School
Visitors From Boston
Messrs. Shaw, Nasworthy and Steel
are recent arrivals from Boston,
Mass, and are staying at the Rice
Apartments, ABS East Jefferson street.
Mr.. Shaw is dentist and may decide
Mrs. A. E. Thompson and Mrs.
Phoebe Gardiner, teachers in the
Douglas school kindergarten and who
have been attending the summer
school at Berkeley, Cal, returned this
week.
4 Down From Prescott
Little Bennett Bess of Prescott, is
visiting his uncle, Mr.. B. Banks of
II South 4th street.
4 Visitor From Ell Paso
] Mr. c. w Williams of El Paso,
Teas, spent a few days in Tempe,
Arizona, last week visiting his sister
and brother-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Jeff
Gooden They motored to Phoenix
and spent day Mr. Williams was
favorably impressed with this city.
He said that a little persuasion would
cause him to sell out his Texas hold
ings and come here to reside per-
manently. Mr. Williams is in the
train service and is now on his an
nual vacation
Mrs. jackson Is Hostess
On last Thursday evening, Mrs.
Bertha Jackson gave a delightful sur
vrise party at her home, 1910 West
Washington street in honor of Mrs
/ Charlie Garner Of Little Rock, Ark
Cards and music were entertaining
features of the evening, after which
delicious refreshments were served
Among those present were, Mrs.
Charlie Garner, Mr.. Chas. Turner,
Mrs Willie Moses, Mr.. Osborn Smith,
Mr.. Howard Mr. S. j. Williams, Mr.
Ernest jackson, Mrs. E. II. Powell
and the hostess. At a late hour the
guests departed and all proclaimed
Mrs Jackson an ideal hostess.
Visiting On Coast
Mr. Ennis Bell, janitor at the City
Hall, is on his annual vacation and
has been spending his time visiting
the famous resorts in California He
will return to Phoenix soon and re-
sumo his duties at the City Hail.
General Glass Sunday
Sunday August 7, win be general
class meeting day at the A. NJ E.
church and in the morning the serY-
ices will be given over to. testimon-
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Baptizing Sunday

ONHG0y
Several who were converted during
the revival at Antioch Baptist church
will be baptized in the river near
Center street bridge on Sunday by
Rev. c. A. Gilmore. Ample provision
has been made to carry large crowd
to the river Cars will leave Antioch
church at 1870 p m, and the baptizing
will take place between and 8
O'clock Public invited
Quarterly Meeting August IA
Rev. l. L. Watson, presiding elder
for the A. NJ. E. churches OF the
Albuquerque District of the Colorado
Conference, will hold his fourth quar-
terly meeting at the local A. M. E.
church on Sunday, August IA Rev.
Watson was assigned to this district
to fill out tie unexpired term of Rev.
]. Allen who died suddenly in this
city few months ago.
To Mile High City
Mr. Chas. F. Carter of 715 West
Grant street, left last Saturday for
Prescott to spend the summer. Mrs.
Carter will leave this Saturday to join
her husband and together they will
spend the remainder of the summer
in the Mile High City.
Leave For California
Hell Ralph and Elmo Jones Of 1888
East Monroe street, left Saturday for
California to join their mother and
sisters who preceded them. They
will reside permanently on the coast
Guests of The CoIemans
Mrs. R. E. Guy and Mrs. F. D. Nor
gan we're guests of Mr. and Mrs. c.
p Coleman, 1443 East Jefferson
street last week They were taken
on a sightseeing trip by Mrs. ]. O.
Gren and after seeing the wonders OF
they valley were favorably impressed
with Arizona.
Makes Wonderful Report
Mr.. VIM. Jones of 322 South First
avenue, chef on the private car for
the general manager of the Arizona
Eastern, and who has been assisting
the Rev. T. J. Sanford, pastor of the
local A. NJ E. church in raising his
conference claims, made his report
last Sunday night. He turned over
to the treasurer of the Steward S
Board, the neat sum of $122.30, and
stated that he had $25 or $50 more
promised and which he hoped. to col
lect and report before conference.
Mr.. Jones is District Steward for the
local A. NJ e. church and a con-
scientious faithful church worker of
whom the pastor and. his congregation
are justly proud. Mr.. Jones will leave
soon on his annual vacation, and will
visit friends in the northwest. His
trip will extend far into the states of
Oregon and Washington and part of
Canada. He will return to Phoenix
late in October or about the first of
November.
to locate here.
Business Increasing
While a few merchants in this vi
cinity are crying hard times Mr.. Fred
Gardiner. proprietor of GARDENERS
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UNDERTAkERs
PAINTS & WALL PAPER
The Chicago Paint Store
ou,I1- n.1-

L. ]. Lawlor, Prop.
Wall Paper, Paints, Varnishes, etc.
327 w. Washington st. Phone 1924
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HAIRpREssINe PARLoRs

Phone the Busy Bee Hairdressing
Parlor for appointment. We use the
Madame c. J. Walker System exclus.
lively. Mrs. M. B Brown, 38 North
18th street. Phone 2657.
Phoenix tribune., 1921-08-06

FOR RENT-Dandy little tent house
near East Lake Park. Just the
thing for man and wife or health
seekers. House completely furnish-
ed, electric light, water paid. $12
!. a month. Inquire 1902 East Jeffer-
son street
Phoenix tribune., 1921-08-06

New York will have thirty days OF
Garyey Well, what of it? Dubois
will be in Europe thirty days.
Phoenix tribune., 1921-08-06

Some day we will wake up to the
fact that while we had to have 'em.
we really didn't need em.
Phoenix tribune., 1921-08-06

Japan is pushing her naval program
"feverishly." whatever that may
mean.
Phoenix tribune., 1921-08-06
WATCH PHOENIX GROW

FOR SALE - 1S-room apartment,
coming business property; $12,50O;
$2,5OO cash. viii rent for 500 per
month.
Three small houses, lot 100x100 Ft.,
$3.50 cash, $40 per month.
Fine lot, palms, fruit, date palms;
$3.50; $3.50 cash and SIS per month.
Also business chances at Acre City
for Blacksmith shop, Furniture stors,
Hay Grain and Feed; will assist the
right man to secure his stock.
M. H. SHELTON,
/. 215 West Washington st.
Phoenix tribune., 1921-08-06

FOR RENT-Five room house in east
end; all modern conveniences. APP
ply 1902 East Jefferson street.
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CHAS. KORRICK & BRO.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Washington, Cor First st.
Phoenix, Arizona,
August 4th, 1921

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COMING EVENTS

Sunday morning, Feb. at Calvary
Baptist church, Seabreeze, Princess
RatIne Haider, descendant of the Syre
ian House Of Amaries. will speak on
hers native country with musical &C
compartment by Miss Lucille Burgess.
Sunday afternoon, Feb. at Audi
totium, forum with debate on the
League Of Nations, by prominent resi-
dents of the Triple Cities. Musical
program an added feature.
Sunday evening, Feb. 6, 1880 p. m,
spirituaiist lecture and message ser
vice, Palmetto club. Subject: lob
session VS.. insanity" conducted by
Ors. Gill, of Colo. Springs, Colo. The
public invited.
Monday, Feb. to II, at Armory,
Elks' Charity Fair.
Monday evening, Feb. z, rehearsal
Peninsula Choral society at Calvary
Baptist church, under leadership
James Heaton.
Monday evening, Feb. z, regular
meeting of Russell c. Warner Post
American Legion, at cIubrooms on
North Beach street. All Legion mem
bers and visiting Legion members are
cordially invited to attend.
Tuesday. ESQ n. m, card party at
Peninsula club.
Tuesday evening, Feb. 8, at Casino
Bureoyne, regular monthly meeting of
Daytona Council of Agriculture. All
farmers of this vicinity are urged to
attend. Prominent speakers and inn
portant matters.
Tuesday evening, Feb. at Calvary
Baptist church, Princess ahme Haid-
cr. of the ruling house OF princesses
Of Syria will speak on her native land
presenting the drama "Naaman, the
Leper," with native music.
Wednesday morning. Feb. 9 at 10
O'Clock, weekly rehearsal of Women's
Chorus of Palmetto club at the club
house on Orange avenue. All mem
bers are urged to attend.
Thursday afternoon and evening.
Feb. 10, at Auditorium, presentation
of farce comedy. "Oh, On, Cindy' I'M
der auspices Civic department Pal
netto club.
Wednesday, morning. Feb. 10, at 10
o'clock weekly rehearsal Of Women's
Chorus OF Palmetto club at the club.
house on Orange avenue. All mem
bers are urged TO attend.
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL causc.

Corner ~ Palmetto aad Bav. d
StratfOrd Soadeug. pastor. Sundsx
school al s:45. Missionary Sunday
Glasses for all and everyb0dy welcome
Newly organized Young Mems class
Preaching service at n. Bishop r
]. Cook VIII preach This is an ep
portunity you should not miss. En-
worth league at 6.45. The Young
Peoples meeting. Subject. Msasrm
Progress. Modern Enlightenment :
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CALVARY BAPTIST cauec.

Rev Robert Stuart MseArthnr L.
D.. pastor. DR. Macarthur ufn sp<z.
SUNDAY morning At II O'clock sa5;eeg
Jacob Wrestling aud Prevzillr.;
With God Evening" seryIce. o.siscz.
The Princess Rahme H4Ider notaI
Syrian lecturer and portrsyer Of Orr.
entail life wiii speak in costume apo,
Under syrian Skies or Tueaslxs
evening II 5 O'Clock she vii presen.
her drama. -Naaman. the Lep.r. <sr
en- in scenes and costumes. suss1z,
school At 9:4s Christian End@asor =.
: O'Clock Weekly prayer service Wed
nesdas evening al 7.3o led By TN
pastor
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COMMUNITY NJ. {. CHURCH

Daytona Beach. Rev D. II Rutter.
PHI D.. pastor. Sunday school SAB
w j Vial. superintendent Preach
ing IL a. m Subject What Is
Man" Solo. The Lord Is NY Light
L. C. Ramsey. Epworth league $50.
Subject: What Will A Nation sx-
change for Its Soul?" Leader. Mrs
d. r. Rutter Preaching 7:5o. sub
ject THE Dignity OF Man Cello
solo (selectedl. Paul Rooster An
them, % Saviour of the World. the
choir. Prayer meeting Wednesday
100 p, m.
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Isl coNeRgeArloNAL cAuRcH

Corner Nolusis and Palmetto SITS "
l.. lewis minister 9:4J 3. m. SUNDAY
school, J. Blair Dunn, Supt / a. m
morning Worship. sermon theme, The
TWO Fools 7:3e religious forum
speaker Rev. Clarenys A. Vincent
OF Winter Park. theme "rhe m1aing
OF community" pr Vincent is q con
vincing and instructive speaker -1r
expert in the problems ot community
work. having conducted course last
years in Rollins college on this sub
Ject which attracted 10 little mtrn
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ST. MARY's EPISCOPAL cHURcH

Corner S. Ridgewood and Orange
Ave. Rev DR.. Robert Mckay, rector.
Services for Sunday: 1880 a. m. Holy
communion. Sunday school 9:45- Holy
communion with sermon by rector az
IL Ash Wednesday 1880 and II m.
$3.50 p. m. Thursday and Friday >
D. m.
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BOSNIAN se,R,TuALisr CHURCH

1880 D. M. at the Palmetto club. sub
Iect for lecture, "Obsession via In
sanity" followed with messages from
your spirit friends, services conducted
by Drs. f. VI. and n. Gill OF Colorado
Springs. Colo.
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ton. Believers and workers for n
greater Daytona ought TO hear hinl
Special music both morning and exess
ing BY the quartet choir ana Of ecurr,
everybody Is welcome.
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH

Daytons Beach. Rev. D. II Rutter.
Phi. D.. pastor. Sunday school 9:45 a.
M w. j. Vial. superintendent. Preach
ing IL a. m, subject What is Man ?.
Special music. Epworth League 8 30.
leader Mrs. y. H. Rutter Preaching
1880 D. m. subject. THE Dignity Of
Man" cello solo. Paul Rooster Prayer
meeting Wednesday at 100 D. N.
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CHRISTIAN CHURCH

First Church OF Christ Scientist,
corner Palmetto and Live OAK AYES.
services Sunday 10:45 a. m. subject
OF lesson sermon, Spirit. SUNDAY
school $3.50 a m Testimonial meet
ing Wednesday evening at 5 o'clock.
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Wanted to Buv.

SECOND HAND furniture bought and
sold. Fair prices paid for used
goods. DO not want wooden beds.
gasoline ranges or junk. c. II.
Lane. III North Beach ST Phone
376-J 629-g- eff
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PALMETTO TREES. and all kinds OF
evergreens set out by an expert. ]
know how to do 1t scientifically. so
they Will grow. ]. E. Yelvinston,
Box 52. Daytona. s6S-S-26-h
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CHURCHES
ST. MARY,s MISSION

Daytona Beach, regular church ser
vices every Sunday evening at 7:3o Ia
Lyric theatre. Sermon by Rev DR..
Mckay A cordial welcome to ALI
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TO RENT

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. Adj
dress Box 10, Daily News. d2-3-tf
WANTED TO RENT-for balance Of
season, small Ford or other small
car with starter. State price Ap-
ply s, Il. NJ. Daily News office.
p243t
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g. A Arb's Importers arrived in
Daytona Friday and will spend ten
days before returning 70 New York.
He brought3 with Dim many new i'm
portations I'M gowns and sport wears
and looks forward to a big business
during February and March He de-
clared that the styles this year are
pretter than ever before and predicts
that the Triple cities will finish the
season with the usual crowd lie is
enthusiastic for the Elks carnival
and hleives that it Will be followed
by unusual social activity
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Building Material
BUY AT HOME

BUY AT HOME
When You want TO help your town,
Buy at home,
y men You want shoes, nat or gown,
Buy al home
Never mind what It's YOU need.
aned goods, collars. chicken feed,
frame this phrase up for your creed:
BUY at homet
Other folks may buy by nail
You buy ut homel
Help the home store to a sale.
Buy at home
Every dollar sent away
Means dollar less to pay
What is owed right here today.
BUY at homet
Are You for your town or not2
BUY ~ honet
Cheapst elsewhere Tommyrot.
Buy at home,
Home store qualities are true.
Home store merchants work for Won.
rms much then you ought to do:
Buy al home,
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE.-used clothes consisting
of dark grey, short stout, size SO
suit. tailor made, originally COS.
$500; pair sport shoes made TO
dorre, size SD; brown hat size III;
tan cap which is waterproof; all in
good condition. First offer Of SIC
gets the outfit. Address Sport
Shoes, care Daily Daily News
p2-6-3t
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Every member of the Mennonite par
ty which spent Friday IN Daytona left
with feeling that the Halifax Coun.
Try IS about as pretty spot a. can
be found anywhere Before leaving
they expressed appreciation for their
reception here md passed resolutions
OF thanks for the Chamber of Com
merce and daily press for courFesies
EXTENDED and particularly thanked
Manager Dalton of the Dalton hotel.
declaring that the meals al this pop
ular. place are the best that they have
had the good fortune of partakiug Of
durins their travels.
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Postal Mail Service, S125 month.
Examinations Feb. Experience I'M
necessary. For free particulars OF
instruction. write X, Terry. (former
Civil Service Examiner), 1920 Con
tinental Bldg. Washington. d. c.
past
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"a. T. e. electric washing machines
solve the labor problem. DUNN BROS.
429-21-tf.
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LOST

LOST-Ladies pocketbook. contain
ing $40 in currency. also IA return
railroad ticket TO Ashland. Ohio.
Lost Of Beach street between the
Prince George and Volusia avenue
on Nolusia. Palmetto or Magnolia.
Finder please return To Mrs. G. ID.
Huber, LOG Magnolia avenue ano
receive reward. 4j3-2-G-3t
LOST Stran of pearls in Ormond
Beach Can identify same. Finder
communicate with Mrs. II. G. KEEL.
1ogg. 1906 Charlotte ST. Kansas
City, Mo Reward p2-S-7t
LOST Diamond and platinum circle
pin between Ginsberg and Anthony
Brothers stores Reward. Return
10 Mrs. Holmes, hotel Ormond
427-2.1-1t
LOST Collie dog about seven months
old. Brown ears and brown spots on
back near tail Answers to name
Spot. Reward 326 South First St.
p2-4-3t.
LOST viii person who found blue
and grey twisted silk thread scarf
at Casino evening OF Jan. 29th re
turn it to Daytona Chamber OF Com
merce? Reward p2-5-3t
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Grove For Ssh

Bargain No. ;. i0ser. eesrieu Z
between Eussis and sorrenfs - -
clay road. soon to be hare ssrfzeGf
deep well. fine water. 70 bsil1i~1t (
$4,000 cash. Phone 2fo4 CT ssk -
sign Of she Question Mari. six 81
tona. Allsndsi>.
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FOR SALE

BEST PINE WOOD FOR SALE
Reasonably priced! Prompt dsliss
cry j. ID. Osteen. 425 N. First st.
Phone 332. 261 12- 22-tf
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~Cheice PhiIadelphi2 Roses Mon
day. Daytoaa Cut Flower Shop
452-2-6lt
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MISCELLANEOUS

FORD REPAIRING a speciality,
Prompt and efficient service by eS-
pert mechanic. Work guaranteed.
Phone 3S7-J. I4ymans garage, Ma
iion street, near City camping
grounds. pl-2S-2St.
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SUNDAY afternoon excursion. $50
p. m SOC round trip. Tomoka River
excursion 900 a. N. daily. Tel 534
44I-2-5-2t
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CLASSIFIED
HELP WANTED

WANTED Experienced nusse-maid
5 for tEas zsbildTen. BEST OF wages.
Write BOD 26t. Seabreeze. p2 2-7'
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-06

HUDSON-ESSEX Service, Economy
Repair shop. Expert repair work on
all make cars. Kenneth ID. Mills. SO
Baker St. Daytona, Fla. p2-2-26t