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Evening star., 1921-05-27
ONCE SOLD FOR TAXES. NOW IS
ONE OF NATIONS BEAUTY SPOTS.
NaS1,iprtpn

Wa aShinEton.
]. T. e. Girls and
Boys: 1t seems hard
to believe. but the
beautiful Arlington
estate was once sold
for taxes and the
government bought
it. Gen. Meigs sug-
gested in 1864 that
the estate be made
Il national cemetery
and President Lin
coin adopted the sug-
gestion. The builder
of the house, was
George Washington
Parke Custis. a son
Of John Parke Custis.
W h ose Wi d W e d
mother became Mrs.
Martha Washington.
Mrs. William Rich
artlSon OF the Daugh-
tcrs Of the Ameri-
can Revolution told
me about that when
we were over there
the other day.
Do you know that
when they built
houses a long time
ago they paid almost
as much attention to
the back yard as the
front. L wish you
could all see the
back yard at Arling-
ton. There is the
kitchen off in a lit
tie house by itself.
That would seem
strange today. when
Of us are
crowded into apart
rnantS and every ma
Evening star., 1921-05-27
uI1IILE.S1oRlEs u1I
%rBEDTlME
Boxer Boasted Too Soon.
ny THORNTON W. Burgess
Who never boasts avoids mishapS
And for himself doth set no traps.

| There is nothing more foolish than
F.: boastinc what YOU will or will not do
! Actions speak for themselves. and
/ actions do not always agree with a
| boast;nE tongue. WooI-Woof mao
said that she was going to keep away
from all snakes because she feared
she could not tell the poisonous from
the harmless ones. Her twin brother
Boxer had jeered at her and boasted
that he would have no harmless
Snakes laughing at him:
1t was only few days later that
as the twin cubs were walking along
a little path in the Old Pasture. to
which Mother Bear had led them to
look for some berries. Woof-Woof. in
the lead. was startled by a sharp and
very loud hiss. He stopped so sud
denly that Boxer. who was right at
her heels. bumped into her
What is the matter with YOU:
grumbled Boxer.
Woof-Woof pointed to the path just
ahead Of her. There lay the uGllest
looking Snake they had ever seen. 1t
was Boxers turn to back rather
hastily.
what is the matter with you:"
asked Woof-Woof mischierously.
Boxer looked foolish. He looked
foolish because he felt foolish. But
he didn't want his sister TO think nc
was fraid. so he put on bold front
Pooh. SAID ne, tNat ls only Il Snstke
I'm not afraid. Let's catch that fei-
low and eat him. l would like to
know what snake tastes like.
BE careful. Boxer" warned Woof-
Woof Remember the poison people
Perhaps this is one of them. Perhaps
it is Copperhead."
At mention of Copperhead Boxer
paused and looked very hard at that
ugly looking Snake. He didn't care
to be laughed at by a harmless MEM
Der of the Snake family. But this
was better than making the mistake
of giving Copperhead. one of the most
dangerous of the poison people. a
chance to strike. So Boxer paused
and looked very hard. Not even Buzz
tail the Rattlesnake had looked more
fierce and ugly that this fellow. And
how he did hiss. Each time. Boxer
and Woof-Woof stepped back bit.
What was it Mother Bear said
about a fiat head?" whispered Boxer.
"She said to let any snake having a
broad. nat head and a patchy coat
have the path" replied WoofWoof.
Just see how broad and fiat this fell
lows head is. 1t is broader and fat
ter than Buzztails. And his coat is
Evening star., 1921-05-27
Tested Recipes.
Beefsteak I'ntty.

Beefsteak Pntty.
Chop one pound of round steak 10
a pulp, season highly with salt and
pepper, add a little tender fat OF the
steak chopped fine. Mix TWO Wen t,l
beaten eggs with one pint OF mix,
then gradually add to one cup or nour
mixed with one teaspoonful or pakins
powder. Stir this mixture 1nto tne
meat. turn it into a buttered dis anu
bake in a moderate oven for one hour.
Pineapple Ice.
Use two cups Of shredded plneappie;
either the fresh or the canned. aoa
two tablespoonfuls of lemon juice ana
mix with plain water-ice compounu'
made as follows: Boil together tWo
cups of water and one of sugar until
a thin sirup is formed. beat un'i' con-.
which perceptibly whitens il; add lour
well beaten egg whites. flavor I" 'dSr =,
and freeze. If not frozen hard II VIII
be n sherbet; if solid it is water zee.
If you use fresh pineapple. cut the toI
off straight. scoop out the pup an"
keep the she'll in ice water until SerH
ing time, then pack the water ice IN
it and replace the top for cover.
Evening star., 1921-05-27
THE STORY so FAR:

Herbert Wrayson. returned to his
apartment In CavcndiSh Mansions late
at night. finds strange woman. hcau-
ttfuliy dressed. who claims TO have mis-
taken his apartment for the one direct
iy aoove-tlIat of Morris Barnes. After
explanations the woman is allowed TO
leave. but she states that she will await
Barnes outside his apartment. During
the night Wrayson is awakened. In
she hallway he again meets the woman.
who seems in = dazed condition and
fearful Of some object outside the man
sionS. in a cab. Wrayson goes ont TO
the street. finds the clb-thr cahby
aslecp-and dead man as the pas
scnEcr. The cahman is awakened and
a call sent for the police. During the
FIRST conversation with the woman In
Wrayson's apartment q mysterious tele-
phone message had arrived at Wray-
sons apartment for Barnes-that he
,BarneS) so at once to the Hotel Fran
els. wnere n friend is awaiting him.
The murder Of Barnes excites tle en-
tire city. 1t is discussed al Wrayson's
club. and various theories are advanced.
Barnes past life is laid bare hy gossip.
After the discussion the club group
decides TO meet again. after the in
quest, and talk over new points Of the
case. At this meeting the new phases
are taken up. week later.
Evening star., 1921-05-27

patchy. II this isn't Copperhead it is
some one as bad. No one could pos
sibly be uglier. Come away, Boxer
Well let him alone
Instead. Boxer took a step forward.
''Who are you?" he demanded.
"A dangerous fellow to meddle
with" hissed the snake. Touch me
II you dare. Be wise. little Bear Be
wise and keep beyond my reach. The
poison people fear no one" In this
the Snake was not quite right, but the
little Bears didn't know it. Keep
away. Keep away hissed the Snake,
more loudly than before.
Are you Copperhead?" Boxer per-
sisted.
Never mind. Never mind whether
/ am Copperhead or not. Just keep
your distance" Kissed the snake.
The twins took one more good look
around them at a good distance. "He
may not be Copperhead. though /
guess he is; but there's a teeny. weeny
doubt that he is one of the dreadful
poison people," declared Boxer.
And behind them an ugly looking
but perfectly harmless snake chuck1ed
to himself as he crawled away. 1t
was Buffer the Adder. sometimes
called Blow Adder. and properly
called the Hosnosed Snake.
Copyright. 1921 by T.. W. BurressD
Evening star., 1921-05-27
Asparagus Croquettes.

Mash together equal quantities of
cold cooked asparagus and mashed
potatoes. Moisten with little thick
cream sauce. add half as much bread
crumbs as potatoes used and turn
into a shallow buttered dish to get
cold. then with two tablespoonfuls
form into little balls. dip in slightly
beaten egg. roll in bread crumbs and
fry in smoking hot fat: drain and
serve at once.
Evening star., 1921-05-27
Nodded Chocolate Sponge.

Put two heaping tablespoonfuIs Of
powdered gelatin into saucepan.
add two and onn-half ounces of choc-
olate. three tablespoonfuls of sugar
and two cups of milk. Stir over the
fire until melted and smooth. then
strain into bowl. beat we'll. add one
cup Of whipped cream and the white
of egg stiH1v beaten. nou- into
wet mold. Turn ont when set.
Evening star., 1921-05-27
Pea Patties.

Make rich pie dough to which
one-half teaspoonful of baking
powder has been added. and line
patty pans. When baked nice and
brown fill with peas seasoned with
butter. salt. pepper ard little sugar
and thicken with milk or cream and
-four.
Evening star., 1921-05-27
LISTEN, WORLD!
BY ELSIE ROBINSON.

The worst shock you can hand mos,
people is to give 'em a new line OF
thought. Without an instants hest
tation they brand it as dangerous and
look upon you with profound dis
trust.
The thought may really be most
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-08
TWO KNOCK-OUTS
AND A DRAW AT
BOXING MATCH

The boxing exhibition held Monday
evening at the Armory. under the au-
spices OF Company A. National Guard.
was hailed by fans present as one of
the best programs put on this year.
The results of three battles totalled
two clean knock.outs, while the third.
between Sergt Jack Reynolds and
Kid Meyer Of Indiana, went to the
limit in the classiest match ever
staged at the local Armory
The evenings sport started off with
Mike 0'Dowd facing the Unknown" /.
II WIS scheduled for four rounds. but
Mike didn't intend TO let II go that
taf tie settled it in the first. with a
knocko which decided the battle
early The Unknown was unable to
continue
The second preliminary between
Iightwoights Reynolds and Meyer.
was as hard a hitting battle as local
fans have had the pleasure of seeing
,his season While Reynolds talents
are weN known by local fans. proven
III number of battles this season in
the local padded ring Kid Meyer gain.
ed many friends last night by the
CLASSY battle which he waged for the
six rounds. when he gave and took
many blows with Reynolds. the two
men being as evenly matched as two
men could be Meyers is finished
tighter. IN good condition. who fights
as If he knows the game from long
experience. His ring career has
stretched over several years in army
ana civil life and his appearance here
again was demanded by fans last
even ng. following the draw.
me National Guard boys expect If
possible. 10 match Tho two men for
next Monday evening in q feature 10.
round bou' with light gloves. making
he fight one of the greatest drawing
cards OF the season. as both lads gain.
'd many hackers last evening by the
manner In which they stood up and
kept the bout going.
Inc main bout of the evening be-
tween the heayyweights. Cracker"
Anderson and the Big Swede" OF TT.
Pierce was short Eyed The Efs.
round moved slowly. zach man taking
40 chances. In the second the Georgia
cracker laid .eyeraI blows alondside
OF head of the Swedr which Jared
his tech loose. but did not nnneryo
him
When the gors sounded for the on
aulng 81 the third round. andersen
ieaFAd across The l and planted
several blows 10 The Swede's heod
which look jhc r. Pierce lad 80 mn, il
hy sunrise tndt he was down and 1ur
iof the cCua: before he know what
hit himt H2th showed cNcei mi tarm
"hiie tn baltic lasted. and sars
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Smallest People in
the World to Put on
ShoW atAuditoriun1

'Er "o''".s smallest Ewing adults
arrived m paytoua today. They travel
in a large Republic truck and shov.
"i' towns on the way from Chicago
anu return. Ihe little people are won.
'''' - oe'hs = inches ana q inches
in height
i"'S are wonderful little entertain
ei9 i"' i"'ir SIZE. being just II inches
siI''i'tf man the famous Tom Thumb
" '7- Everyone IN baytona should see
,n,f. It'la' hahIe little people at the
Auditorium on Thursday. Mar. 10.
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Observation-Disclosures
. BURCOYNE GAMES
CLUB
..-.i-,-.I-..-s..F- e Z. -i--i.-i----...-.'
horseshoe Pitching ExhibItion

f10f oCoVSN FthAffihh @NifSf@'~
4 large crowd Was present AT iie
Burgoyne Games club grounds Tues
day afternoon to Witness an exhibit
ton of horseshoe pitching b the
worlds champion pitcher and other
members Of his party.
The first contest WAS a hund -fi
point game between Charles bObbilt
present champion. and Fred Brust rF
champion The result was E0bblti
100 points; Brust 80. Ringers Bobbitt
80. II OF which were double ringers.
Brust, 10. double
Second event was a hundred point
game between Ex.champion Htust
and A. C. Giant. champion ot three
states. Result: Grant 100; 30 ringers.
5 double: Brust 50, 81 ringers 2
double.
Then r. T. Lyle Of the Gurcoyne
Games club and Nj Bobbitt pitched
a 50-point game as follows Hobbitt.
so Is ringers, doubles; Lyle 1
ringers
The next was two partnership
games Of 30 points each between Lyle
and Bobbitt against Giant and Brus
4 Nv AOAAON AiA% - AAlt 7AOlE Ant +tsl
Bobbitt, p. 8 ringers. Lyle. a. .
ringers; Bust 2l ringers. Giant
IT, S ringers Second game. BoDbitt
%. ? ringers; Lyle -, IL ringers
Brus; II, ringers Giant S. fingers
The partners were then changed
and Lyle and Brust then PLAYED Sob
Bit and Giant. The Matter won. Score
Bobbitt % 10 ringers, Giant - o
ringers; Brust II, 3 ringer. Lyle OF
ringers.
Messrs Lyle, Giant; BuuucH and
NanMeter acted as judge and Il
Shears aud Potter as clerks.
The frequent placing Of daab.
ringers by Mr. Bobbitt Brought torth
applause from the spectators ami t4e
exhibition was thoroughly enjoyed bs
all
The shoes used rs the players ale
made Of onepiece Of forged steel aud
OF the exact measurements aud weight
as prescribed by the National Assoc
citation. The Burgoyne Cameo Club
has purchased three sets II cxsrff,
the same kind
I'VE are closing ont our wool -usf~.
coats. skirts and sweaters at halF
price The Charles T. Gardiner Ca.
G5I-5S.2t
The time required for the -un'. r4y-
to travel from tho san to r.nth
93o00.oo0 miles lis mawe. IsG
seconds
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LOST

LOS Eastman folding kcdak. No.
IA. al Sunset Park Friday Attn.
Return to Daily News. Receive re-
ward. n2.-'ef
LoST-Goodrica tire on rim. 3Gxtib.
between Tue Ciarendoa 1a!s links
and Daytoua Coli links. Return la
80 North Beach street. Reward
LOST Brown fur neokpiece or cane.
between Hastings or Bunnen and
Ormond on Dixie Highway Liberal
reward for return 10 H. Freedman.
strand Hotel, Miami Fla
p3-G.2t.
LOST Child camers hair coat. Find
or please return to G.. Fred Johnson.
Oak Crest Cottage. Seabreeze and
receive reward. 6a4.a5 SIT.
LOST Marea q. geatiemans dis.
moud r'nS. two diamonds and ruby
Reward of 500 for its return 10 Mr.
iaperton. Room 133 Hotel Ormoud
6&63-5-7t
LOST SATURDAY night a large dfa.
mond pin Reward will De given
for return TO the Clarendon Hotel
office. c13a .t
LOST ~ foot cast net. d.eJ graen
on held just north OF Sunset Park
on March 6th Please leave al Cif.
TEN fl=h Market. South Beach 81
Reward na.-.e+
LOST Gold bracelet with one 4ft
mond- two ~spphires. inscription i'm
short hand 9r1 = INNS. tQ4t III s..,
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Wanted to Buy.


SECOND HAND furniture bought and
sold. Fair prices paid for used
goods. DO not want wooden beds.
gasoline ranges or junk. c. III.
Lane. II North Beach st. Phone
376-J. -9-16-tf
NANTED-Chairs, tables. stoves.
beds or any furniture suitable for a
modest home. Address with descrip.
ton and lowest prices at your door.
Address housekeeping. Daily News.
p3S-1t
WANTED TO BUY-A central mod
ern bungalow or cottage in Dayto-
ma, give full details. size OF lot. TO-
Gallon and lowest price in first let
ter. Address Confidential, Daily
News. p3 sat
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RENT

81 Responsible Young couple
M aps fgtu bed home
a>i9n rec tng property owner
hart t"r Summer Highest
aHe. A.tdles~ W RI n, DaiR
. ANTED TO RENT Isl YEAR \
furnished bungalow or house In
'aEiaaa Mast be reasonable
ta1 CLOSE Rem monthly in ad
,daee Young married couple. Eos
7ecupa eg about Alas Is1 Address
&oN lA Daily News ds.Stf
i NNfEb four-seated auto for use
ItNoai driver March lst to 1lth
state make nrice etc Address
~ @"f Ia.
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FOR SALE-Two new galvanized
iron wash tubs No. 3. $3.50 each.
Inquire Hotel Breakers. 527-2-19-tf
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MISCELLANEOUS

AUTOMOBILE OWNERS III Won
really want to sell your car and
mean business. see Mr. Conrad. 315
North Beach street D $685.
VISIT GIANT OAK. Spanish chimneys
log Cabin Tomoka Ave. Ormond.
reservations can be made for out.
door lunches made from the heart
Of the Palm Tree 1921
WANTED TO TRADE Valuable real
estate Tor AUTOMOBILES Apply IA
: Beach. Il. B Schultz Realty Com
paIy for further information.
554222tf
SIZE = +. kNAUss Tor paper hanging
and painting Have fine line OF
neW samples On hand. Box l64
Live on Oak Ridge Orange grove, 8
miles south on highway.
4972-13-26t
ADVERTISE By cartoon show cards.
orssi4ai drawings; also all kinds of
-ecofatIng and painting. We so.
itt your patronage Booze Broth
ef 20 y Beach St. II. Booze. Man
aSef p219-26t
IS AATt.ll- You TO list your houses
lor rent AMI realty for sale with the
II Schultz Realty Co. Gardiner
building Phone ga HIT
VOW l. TIE TIME TO HAVE THAT
Joii DONE We employ snappy.
ail ms white help only. Trim
AAd .an tha moss from YOUR trees.
op hat leak a9d paint your roof
1Hf chimney ANY Kind III Il
welcome : Sand or phone Us
80 Nili ame 30 1t now don't
lnaeilN Roofing Go, 50
p5-2-7t.
IS Aot Want saur hom looked af
tr perit throughout the som.
A at reasonable rate
s - + Se.eaok 4aS :.
p3-G-at
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Observation-Disclosures
HELP WANTED


LIVE YOUNG Man to answer bells
and do general porter work Good
room board and pay Apply Hotel
Breakers Daytona Beach, Fla.
6f3-3-7-tf
A RELIABLE CHAMBERMAID must
Gene we'll recommended Good
furnished room, board and pay. Al.
ply at Hotel Breakers. Daytona
Beach. Fla G43.3.7-tf
WANTED Live salesman to sell
Temple Terrace Orange Groves.
Men owning cars preferred Right
men can make good pay. Largest
and finest Temple grove development
in the world Apply W O. Mechem.
Sales Mgr, al Daytona Beach Hotel.
Daytona Beach. p3 ut
WANTED Saleswoman. for NuBone
corsets in Daytona and vicinity.
Address T. \. q. Daily News.
pa-7St
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for line of guar
anteed tires. Garanteed salary with
extra commissions Cowan Tire q
Ruber Co, Chicago, Illinois. Box
7S4. S5o.&S.3t
WANTED-10 men now employed to
qualify at home during spare time
for export managers position. Field
new, hundreds of openings at home
and abroad. Salary $4,000 per year
and up. Box Export Daily News
d3-S3t
WANTED-OHe good auto repair man
none but first class need apply. Sea
'hreeze Garage. 647-3S-fg
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Situations Wanted

For the time being the Daily News
Nil publish ads for Positions Want
ed twice free Of charge. proudi11
they are not over 25 words and thu
answers are not TO be addresses to
The Daily News.
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FOR Large gas range slight
~ used. flreless cooker connected.
cost $780, will sell for SIS cash
l.. VI. Williams. corner Orange
Ave. AMI Marion St p3-S.lt
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FOR SALT passenger Studebaker,
good tires, one extra. in first class
condition Price $500. W. 4. Tn
derwood. Mcdonald House, Cottage
Ave, Daytona p3-S-3t
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE Cadillac eight. good con
dition. new tank. new tires, price
= Sl25o.. Ernest Fulgham. Phone
IL p3-7l4t
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FOR SALE Atlantic Coast Line
ticket TO New York Good until
May 31st 1925 saved. Address 736
South Bidgewood avenue p3-S-3t.
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ACHES And PAINS
SLOAN'S Gets 'EMl
amous pain and ache IinIuenf
Kept handy. brings warming.
gratifying relief

ID liEUMATIC tvingcs ease ri,
soon. So Do stiff ioiote l,..,.
BACK. neuralgia. overturned ~rs.
cIcs, and those naius from weather ere
posufe, too-they don't 6-hl Irse
a$dln55t the c9uuter-irrit4tign th4f
Sloan's Linimcot produce.
Always Keep ihi7 old hml. f;r.I
tiHay foT instant use Hul, b-r--
f-atss 7siihon rubbing, leaving no ~,
STAINS, ,muss, or clos-ed pure. r.
very odor healthy aud stimul.t.as-
~l:Sests the. good il viii d..
hll druggists. Three silcs-f-- .H
Sl.4O. Largest size Is most e.,..,,,.......
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The time required for the suns ray
TO travel from the sun to e.ntb-
93o00.eo0 miles sis $ mlua-.. $50
seconds
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FOR SALE

FOR SAIL Two Fola touring cars
late models. army tents cots gas
Manages furniture. dishes and enamel
we. Sewing machines and Hoover
electric vacuum cleaners for rent
We buy furniture az used goods a
any kmd3 The Exchange. phone sos
IL Atlantic avenue Daytona Beach
5e2 5-tf
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DR.. E. j. MEINHARDI
CSnrOpractor

CONRAD BULLARO BUILDING
Office Phone 81. Res. Phone 80
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I'VE are closing ont our wool -usf~
coats. skirts and sweaters at half
price. The Charles h. Gardiner Ca.
g5I-3S..
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fh SALE 0iN-raom nuns
0eeaa ff9u AIl modern nprass
ne.t see Af Cram i WITHIN 81
dee 90 south Beach street. owe.
-Easas Z4SEr.s Hardware store
3I
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WANTED-Oue good auto repair man
none but first class need apply. Sea
'hreeze Garage. 647-3-S-tf.
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ii play. ac per hus, sae pes iuah trat H
II Insertion; additional Insertions SIS II
III per above schedule tNiHe lines III
II make one lnch-)
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III 4 25-wog4 ad costs O. certs Tor II
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II insertions Si..s. = insertions $500.
III 20 insertions S8.HW III
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III ------------ III
II WANT ADS aot lun on caasecu
II tive DAYS are strictly one Gear ser
III word FOR sash Insertion. III
II No WANT ABS taken fog less
III Than - cents.
FOR SALE
FOR SALE Poinsettas. cuttings nd
roote plants also besaaia plants
and tubs In bloom. Ne zfi s. Hal
flax Ave. River from Dayf0na
Beach. mornings u.:-G
FOR SALE Clarendon Farm ll4s
swee, potato seed. two kinds. ANY
quantity from one busbel rs p
bushels Apply G. d. Yelvingtan.
Manager King ION. Fla. p8.5 2st
FOR SALE Two Fo4a touring cars
late models, army tents. cots. gas
Manages furniture. dishes and enamel
we. SeWlns machines and Hoover
electric vacuum cleaners for rent
We buy furniture ar used goods 81
any klnd1 The Exchange phone Sos
IL Atlantic avenue. Davtona Beach
Se2 str
FOR SALE Several used cars FL
bargain prices, also several Sass In
excellent condition Cor rent = SIS
az reasonablep ricas. 500 Mr Iioud
I.alsne MILllams Garage s-43-f7t.
FOR SALE Ford touring can. san
starter electric fight. a8N3 ~ tf~es
privately owned Returning rarta
viii sell right Address IS II Bait
News pes-f
FOR SALE At sxtremsl, low n-.rs
% s2ee Ford spead rar Nirb owes
head valve uu6ers3gur model
Worth twice fae muuet frs.De
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