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The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-06-06
WHITE BEARS on MT. RAINIER
Exploring Party Finds strange Animate
and Other Matters Of More Than i
E. .@as.% Passing lntersst. i ,&.ttH.o

The Landry-Bergues party, attempt
Ing, a.; midwipter ascent of Mount
Rainier, made some scientific dis
coverles while encamped at an altitude
Of 5000 feet awaiting improved
weather :, conditions. Il; First, 4 several
members Of the exploring party dis
covered that. an almost pure white
bear of medium. size zIa Iinhabltssks lltsks the big
mountain and Its environs.,
THE beaf, Witch 3appp 3appedr to Be iden.
ticar In Shape .and mdseh8ehtI TO the
conainon black beafl Of thes forestsl ap-
pafently; ltyes,in ice eavee ands snow
assures. ..... I,,r,issh, "a -
Another find is the frost flower. This
wonderful plant is. found ;9ply where
snow is eternal. Bursting. from the
frozen snow It grows the first day to
the height Of three feet, flowers the
third day and the fourth day resolves
into mysterious seed pods, then ss sud
denly dissolves itself. The stem, leaves
and flowers are white. The stalk is one
inch In diameter, the leaves-three In
number-in the broadest part are one
inch, and a half in width, covered with
unfinitesimal cones Of snow. The flower
fully expanded is star-shaped. Efforts
are to be made to gather seed Of this
snow plant for propagation in artifi.
cially cooled botanical gardens in
Washington. ,,,y .<-s :. . - H.:
The spiral snowdrifts are another
curiosity never before seen. At the
5000 0foots height snow drifts in cir
cular manner; causing it to pile up in
spiral or spring-like columns 10 to 20
feet thick. At, the top weird little
curlicpe of fresh snow tips the freak
ish drift, making Of It veritable white
toadstoolA Longmiire, Wash. cores
pondence I'M New York SUM-. -~3.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-06-06
"THE HEART SPECIALIST" AT
ELkO THEATRE TONIGHT

Patrons of the Elko theatre who
see Mary Miles Minter in "The
Heart Specialist" tonight and We'd
nesday and who expect to see her
in a picture Of the sweet sixteen
type, will receive a surprise. In
stead they see Miss Minter in a
real drama picture which proves her
al artist in a new field Of expression.
"The Heart Specialist" is Real
art picture and is genuine enter
tainmept. It tells the story of q
young newspaper woman sent by
her city editor to obtain a viewpoint
on romance and Of the surprising
way she found it, and Of enduring
nature that it proved to be-;
Allen Forrest capably appears op'
posite to Miss Minter, while Noah
Beery, Carmen Phillips. James Neil
and other favorites comprise the
supporting cast. Capital entertain
was a concensus Of opinion Of those
that have viewed the picture. r.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-06-06
BIRDS STILL FAR SUPERIOR
Mans conquest Of tho Air" Seems to
ee Thing Of the Far Dis ~''
-, L. ..-,..L kant Eutuf0. -

Aviators fly 1900 miles with two
stops for fuel. and the world applands
the deed. Other aviatOrs actually cross
the Atlantic-at its narrowest point,
some 1900 miles wide-and the fact
stands still unrivaled by heavier
than-air machine.
But out on the Pacific, an albatross
followed steamer for six days and
seven nights without alighting. In
this time, the ship travelled nearly 3,-
600 miles, and the bird, with the cir.
clings, at least as far. Then, with the
nearest land 1900 miles away, the
bird swallowed greedy mea! Of food
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-06-06

subseriDs tor Tns D.,,yr Pioneer.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-06-06

thrown over Tor 1T Turned abruptly
and disappeared. = IN - -: T..
Human aviation Is a long, long way
from having achieved that measure OF
endurance. It: will come-probably7
bit it is. not even in sight yet In
speed, the race between man and bird
ii close already, and victory in the
end is sure to 20 to the former. As
fdr altitude, the airplane has out
climbed even the condor. But In the
supreme test Of endurance, OF the abil-
ity tesf}y ~apda ayssand Keep on fiying,
msA ~ Hldileqpllo!iifsslNss y inferior. n 81 "
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-06-06
Telsphone Improvement.

i Considerable progress has been made
In the development Of telephonic hear
ing aids for the partly deaf, but the
limit had apparently been reached
along this line until the new vacuum
tube amplifier described in the Popu.
lar Mechanics Magazine was produced.
This tube, the result of the efforts Of
many inventors, consists primarily Of
a SHALL electric bulb having within 1t
a, fllament, a spiral wire called a grid,
and a metallic plate, all In the order
Aalised.+ .,'",.H .'@ >..~
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-06-06
"THE TRANSFORMER" At REX
w., TONIGHT AND WEDNESDAY

w.. TONIGHT AND WEDNESDAY
Every artist who acted in ,"The
Transformer" in which Charles Ray
is starred, received splendid oppor-
tunity to make his or her appearance
felt. for Mr.. Ray accorded them ev-
cry chance to do effective work.
The artists were not blind to this
and the result is a number of clean
cut performances, each of which
stands out prominently.
Wilfred Lucas, Florence Oberle,
Lionel Belmore, Philip Dunham, Gus
Leonard, Lincoln Plummer, Char
lotte Pierce, George Nichols, Blan-
che Rose and Bert Ogord each gave
his and her individual best and there
is not a character in the cast which
can be regarded as a weak one4
They were all inspired by the work
of Charls Ray, by the generous op-
portunities accorded them and the
patient painstaking direction of the
star.
As Lionel Belmore put it, T'll
never forget about it and when l
talk about the making of "The Barn
stormer" l will always say "them
was happy days!"
= "The transformer" is coming to
the Rex theatre as a First National
Attraction today for an engagement
Of two days.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-06-06

. sealed bids will be received by the
to be opened at a regular
meeting of the city Council Of the city
Of Bemidji, MINI, TO be held on Mon. lon.
day. June u, 1922, for q safe-cabinsss
large enough to hold the CITY .recosds ads
including books. Payment 10 oe "'""9
by City warrant .,. r,sh+
The City Council reserves the rlsh'
to reject any or all bids. .o
Bemidji, Mimi, June s. 1929;
BELLE DENLEY, -
= E., r--..- City Clerk.
The Daytona daily news., 1922-02-27
Robertson Bros.
to Devote Much
Time on Roads

Three Robertson brothers. J. j.
d. s and G. c.. viii spend the next
year and half working for the city
OF Davtoua on its road system. siGe
to charge OF being ,.runa aad dis
orderly, which was proven in police
court today. Each one Of the broth
ers drew a S5ae line. which they will
work out fer the cit. AT Sin5 per
day. thereby increasing the revenue
of the city that Ml,h. Il was one OF
the stiffest sentences handed cut in
police court in some time. bat the
facts of the caSe. il VAS stated. war
ranted the sentence. since they have
been a disturbing element for some
time
Along with the Robertson b.utheTs
VIII go Bert Pellet He was mixed
up in the fracas anc appeared in court
Bert was out on parole from another
sentence. so he reverted to inaf. ana
will compete with the Robertson IN
making little ones out of big ones"
for some time to come. Peiiett was
one of several alleged to have been
given rough treatment from the hands
OF men said to have been klansmen
last summer. in return for wife beat
ing and other charges
Alien Williams was fined $40 for
fifth, colored. was given Z fine of $50
OF Gu days at hard labor for assault
and battery on his spouse
The Daytona daily news., 1922-02-27
Play, "W0m0nless
Wedding" VIII Be
Put on March 9th

The 'Womanl.ss Wedding u.,der
.he auspices of he Motlser's Service
Flag club. directed by Mss Marie
SIMPSON. wiil be given At the auditor
;um Monday. March e.h. II ; p NJ
Tbs i rare trea. 10 lowers If fun.
So niusGal in the fact that .s.ent.
men pay al The parts. Not i woman
in the whole affair but the raer, make
beautiful ladies as they doll up n NJ
mem tos- appearing as brides
.iaids. 3oWer girls etc.
The scene j. laid IN a modern draw
ing room where fhe fashionable w.d-
ding takes place before the entrance
OF he bridal party. about forty guests
arrive. including the broken hearte,.'
mother and father. grandmother and
grandfather. twin sisters. had little
brothers. fheda Hara Charli. Chap
lin. Annie Laurie SIS Hopkins. lkcS
aosens,ein. President and Nrs
Harding. Expresi6ent and Mrs. VII.
81 a. "a aud NrS ol.ears. and
many Other nctaele~ even the negro
nislG;ssv brings the baby sister It's
me n.g scream of Laughter and fun
Mss SIMPSON haS staged this PLAY
tsentt-nlue times during the pas
rpa.. and s.m : her. very hisiiis
recommended AT h4s write-nps 2e
ciafe sne iti. N. greatest sncces
,es staged Ia ittir town. and aes
is4ii,e : as arrS big sona 81
laughter :fs=a. start 90 ilaishs watch
the ,~pcf -. = !is, oi charaf'tF
The Daytona daily news., 1922-02-27
Ridgewood Guests
Chartered Boat for
Picnic Fish Trip

Three n,en sat Cd the don1 nnn's
chest. fe-ho and bett1e q water
That was the tune that wuho ~ Ne
seagulis an: the ducks Co ~ oeono
expansive bosom Of TIE Hn1kenx river
early This morning wben ~ bonf
chartered by Sam Wa12scA - Nee
York Cisy left the quay 10 Fnnm the
briny deep after the elusive -
NJ. W2ilach is one 0f ~ bcef
known hal.e-ca shers Hlong ~ Great
White Way in New York and the cunl
ity he handles is known fr00 enAst
to coast He comes to DaytonA every
winter to spend shf season o1d Has
many friends her. in addieioa % mzk-
.zg new ones every day AUa0e the
guests at the Ridgewood whero Mr..
uallach is staying. Z number got TO-
gelIer and suggested = hsAtng trip
Nc sooner said t.ian dose. Ar. Wal
lash chartered a b3at and tock at,nk
as his guests Judge and Aru> Cold
stein Of Montreal. Father MclloEn04t-
Father Griffin, Archbishop NcNea Of
Toronto. Nicholas p. Young and Miss
Yorng and Judge Magher Of Halifax-
al; anxious TO try their n3nd At pull
.ng Up big ones
Mr.. Waliath said before starting
that ne was going TO heck the biggest
one, but Father AeDermo<t sAfd Aat
Sam will have to 60 some - beat
me- 50 il remains ia b. see1 wAo
vii. be the champion fisherman q ths
Ridgewood-
Mr. and Mrs. Waliach wfH aaisk
out the season at the k,dgswo ansi
40 ooaot will get up another parfs
eefy saortly for Mr.. Waiiach is an ole
timer at the fishing game, never :zsisss-
ing chance 10 get our To deep ss 4
from Sheepshsad Hay. n Y. SheA
isrrne
The Daytona daily news., 1922-02-27
Mrs. J. r. Esch. Narroutv
Escapes Serious Injury

l;- p f.~ch had narrow escape
s-,..a. sariCas injury this forenoon ob
ss,-4eh street when he eoiiided wetA
: Telegraph poie at the corner III iSb
l.--.ts Mrs. k,sca- who Mas ssta hin
sn lis Oakland coupe. Was p3iiy brusS-
"a ABOUT the mead ana shoulder bs
aefng thr0Nn fvreiai. against ths
& s.nIsi.seld. The left trDrt shra-
suarss. lieaclisht and asel were hadf'
Il asss ses aud bent by the compact ant.
=1asiiis.rab.e part of the poie - ss tori
= ~ srafiar.t in the street
sDr. Z ca- Was driving south on
3-aea street when another car back
q 0sst into his patti. He attempted "a
Apply his brakes and step The car ba-
stepped ihe acceieretor instead II
soii striking the ear IN his ~ay he
t9issi - tara into sv5 Lane. With ;h.-
result of ceiiiding with IN TELEGRAPH
colo On h. corner He VAS uBin iurez;-
The Daytona daily news., 1922-02-27
First Snoring OF
the Mikau0 this
Epenirg at Bee IN

The ir~i u t~a isaturusaa ~ =.
.rhe Nssaso tis. pleasing alNs.cal
cona-dv hesng sfven n.saei To- AZ
Yices IS ;ae mH-i,- department q 'frs
Palmetto sluh ws.l ~ piaysa f-iis
evening 1t fAc Auditorium
atte2diue 4 sis;i rehearsal - the
Glafef: and Saillxan most faraons
ea,s s spers t,- writer Aas shera04h
X SURPRISED ~ the compie'enrs' -
tho ,,nt,atnarte. Professionals eaaia
act h...e aone better with The i.:.s :.
esca member giving tieger iat@fif.'
ri. ea of the clean. witty and exc "a.
fietins'v funny fiaios.
The chorus made up - s4rrs - no
b.-, votes n the Triple r,ti~- blend
.d wiit the Wonderful harmoas and
sbls. support II a rerfecs hackgr1i:na
sosinins one ei the best amateur Per
fos4.ances ever gwen Aare
To Mrs I50rtense = Reynolds ~,
much credit cannot be given Far hs
her thorough knowiedTe OF the casa
edv md her Lntiring a.tentid.
Throughout She has directed wh.
Mihado" 10 an invertiahly yuceess su
appearance tonight
Earliest mention az shoes IS 81
The Daytona daily news., 1922-02-27
HOSPITAL AFFAIRS
OF INTEREST

Orpa-tun;ty TO become Charter
member OF one of the Hospital AnNii
iariesi Will soon pass for "Wednesday.
March LIST IS the last day on which
anplications will be received for
.-harter members Many women have
ia:pea as Charter Members for they
appreciate the significance OF sach
membership an6 realize that this
mem hnrship will become more vaiu-
All as time passes.
The Halifax Memorial Hospital will
be 2 permanent institution and one
If the large representative organiza-
tions in the state 1t will have many
subsidiary affiliations and when erect
Ell will become the center fSr health
work in these associated communities.
In other places where aux;iiar:cs
have been formed pride is always
taken IN possession of Charter
Membership and invariably regret is
EXPRESSED later by those falling to Sc
cure sach mem bership. The same feel
ing will hold true here and everyone
may avoid later disa prominent II
thsv act promptly nov It is not safe
to delay too long for something may
arise at the ies moment 10 prevent
aestina the application in on time
Neither should one wait for some aux
iliary officer To call for your appiica-
sion sar il Is imNos siblc ~ reach eg-
eTv enc personally
In behalf Of the criicers and friends
of -ht.se various auxiliaries thu hos pi-
tai office viii accept memberships
either rv MAJ! or telephone. ta6s1 or
in r-fSrn-
M, l.,
The Daytona daily news., 1922-02-27
Managing Editor Of
Daily News Resigns
to Go to Buffalo

Y Gordon Mof1att. for the pas.
.hres. wears managing editor "a The
iSai.v News. aas resigned his position
ard a"sarts Wednesday for su1sls.
y. y. ahare he gees to accept -"
s..ian On tn. Buffalo Evening Meas.
he leading sfterncon PAPER OF thai
e-ifv. Nj. Moffast has materially assist
: IN nsileins the Daily News To bs
r.a of sae leading newspapers OF the
fast toas: of Florida. aud during his
sonneetion with the. paper has made
iegions OF loyal frieads who rEret
his departure from this field but Eh"
,o;n in wishing him succesH ana pros
,,er,fx ~ mis- new environment
The Daytona daily news., 1922-02-27

COMPANION ESt,-caI,ahie woman
desires position WITH 4rntlrnatn. We
tri.,ts ol child willing tc &c stHN~ here
can take entire charge II hast-s AL
,i,-.ss NJ J. =. l'aliS \eys. is-Zl It
MARRIED COUPLE. white. no children
wishes one or two pi Nsts t9sa-f re
are for during summer i4s4-4t ref--i'-
euces furnished Aasires c :. X nney
Clarendon Hotel }2-fa- i
The Daytona daily news., 1922-02-27
and TENTS

TAILOR MADE AWNINGS that fit and
satisfy All the latest styles and colors
for your selection. Address all inquiries
to Tho.aas Awning 4 Tent Co. Miami.
Fla. 254-fl-7-tf
AWNINGS AND WINDOW SHADES
Hand made at Seabreexe- They hang
on the best houses in the Triple Cities
and speak for themselves s32 Halifax
Ave- Phone 49S-W- w. T. Weldon
39S-l2-1 LIT
The Daytona daily news., 1922-02-27

Miss Grace Chandler, who has been
visiting her sister and brother in law,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Lapp. at Miami,
returned home this morning.
The Daytona daily news., 1922-02-27

ROOMS with or without board with pri :
,at. family. Reasonable rates Dixie
Villa. 5Ss North Beach CT. 231-2-5- cot
The Daytona daily news., 1922-02-27
FOUND

t.5t'N Nj f'air @; E.a..s' ss,4s eAiss -is.t,s
Tfrd-N. owner atsit ttiNs SAft ~
,...llinr ,t the l'tfts %.~ tfi''fe ats
G.at;As;E KEY found WITH e.s- Il
= written North safa4, s-;'fs-,--
wood pailr News tsfi4e. Ia
MANS DNfoRtp- cNfoit its sieht
loot I.,iik News s,itce ah
The Daytona daily news., 1922-02-27

sFufl line Brunswick Photographs:
March records Burns Music Shop.
3zO-2- l6-ti
The Daytona daily news., 1922-02-27

Special stationery sale. all this
week III Rexall Store. yS1-2-27-e
The Daytona daily news., 1922-02-27
Personal Pnruerobhs

Harry Pepper left this morning fer /
a few days business trip to Jackson
vile.
The Daytona daily news., 1922-02-27

Everything musical. Burns Music
Shop, Orange avenue. 320-s-Ic-tf
The Daytona daily news., 1922-02-27

Mr.. and Mrs. E. Il. John ton. who
have been guests OF the Pines hotel.
left this morning for their home in
Toronto. Canda. but expect to make
several stops on the way up
The Daytona daily news., 1922-02-27

Dy.
SPECIAL sale Of these beautiful
Gold Photos at Le&esre's 3r1-s-s4-tf
l. Ceon. general manager OF the
ladies' dy-to-wear department OF
Anthony Bros. chain OF stores, with
headquarters at West Palm Beach,
arrived in Dayttna this morning. Mr..
Goeh fs here il, the interest of this
department of the local store.
eO'Neill Shop for Juaoforr.. Frcu
Frou ruffies and Ampiiforrnes for
slender women 445-l2-S-tf
Mr.. and Mrs j. H. Moffet. Of New
York city. who have been sreasiing a
portion CT the seas,n at Miami and
Palm Beach, arrived Sunday morning
! and are located at the Daytona Beach
hotel Mr. Moffet has been a personal
friend OF George ". Ealc;s fer many
years, and was here last season, iyins
up from Palm Beach
sFor high class painting, decorating
ind parerhangins. J. r. Sneeiey. l27
South Palmetto ave. Competent
workman. 1892 l9-tf
NJ. {. Fitzgerald. ci saltwater
Mimi. arrived this afternoon ami .ili
be the guest for so,;.e tim. ut as sen
/ I. T. Fitzgerald
The Daytona daily news., 1922-02-27

guests Oh MIS- trent y sister. MIS-
c. A. Wheaton. at her home in Allan
dale.
xTomoka river excursion 3 A. NJ
daily. For Coronado Beach and New
Smyrna. 9:1, A. NJ. tomorrow Free
oyster roast: light lunch. coffee and
ice cream served on the beat. Tele-
phone .34. 390-2-27i.
Miss Rubye Noles, accompanied by
Miss Veneta Gould, after spending the
Weekend very pleasantly in Daytona.
left this morning for their hcfne IL.
Jacksonville.
--latest sheet music and player
rolls; prices right. Burns Music Shop
326-2- left
, The regular semi monthly meeting
of the Eastern Star will be held at
the Masonic hall on Orange street.
| Tuesday evening. All members are
urged 10 be present. as a /. s matters
of vast Importance viii come up.
Especial stationery sale. all this
week a, Rexall Store. v9l-2-27-dt
| Members of the Eastern Star, Live
Oak chapter No. /. will hold their
regular weekly card party this evening
| in the Masonic hall on Orange street.
commencing promptly at O'Clock.
+, The public Il invited 10 attend
Especial sale OF Raberle-Tones at
LeSesne's. 37l-2-24-tf
| Mr.. and Mrs j. W Coles. who have
been spending q portion Of the season
| IN Daytana. left this morning for st.
! Augustine later they viii go to New
York City to visit friends. before re-
turning to their kone in Webster
I City, Iowa
| s24 hours Kodak finishing at Le-
! Scsne 5. If
.n-. Charlotte p. sawyer Osteopath.
% South Palmetto Ave. Phone 70e.
200 1-30-tf
Mr.. and Mrs VI G. Foley anc their
attractive daughter. Miss France>
Foley. who stopped of in Daytona ON
their return from Havana. Cupa. left
this morning for New York City. whore
ithev pian to renls in untii the 10th oi
Marcn. when they VIII continue their
trip 10 their home in Chicago
! Developing. printing and enlarg
ing at LeSesnes. 1oo-l-leti
i c. II. Allen. Of Oswego. y y, an cid
friend of Gilman Davis. who resides
The Daytona daily news., 1922-02-27

Mrs. Maloina Blineberry who has
been spending the season with her
sister. Mrs. Lora L. SeIden at the
Oh!5 house. left this morning for her
home in Sisterville. w. Va.
The Daytona daily news., 1922-02-27

Mr. and Mrs T. ID. Trent. of Toledo.
Ohio. after enjoying 4 tour of the state.
arrived this morning and are the
guests OF Mrs. Trent's sister. Mrs.
c. A. Wheaton. at her home in Allan
dale
The Daytona daily news., 1922-02-27

FOR SAl.E-t-sed furniture, two wood
ra.ses with water back, kitchen cab
irct gus ranges. army tents. cots.
tu;d truck and nusnerous other pieces
Of second haHI furniture. We rent va
cuuai cleaners and sewing machines.
Hoover Furniture Company. 12l At
tantic Avenue. phone 500. Daytona
Teach 20-2-13- II
The Daytona daily news., 1922-02-27

Miss Geraldine Norton, OF Aslan-
dale. has had n her guest during the
past week Miss Jennie Lynch, Of Fos-
t0ria- Ohio Nrss Norton and Miss
Lynch were scht,olmates os years gone
BY.
The Daytona daily news., 1922-02-27

keep in mind the Baptist Church
the church Of the Open Door,
The Daytona daily news., 1922-02-27

Eastman Kodak agency at LeSes-
ne'S. 100-1-16-tf
The Daytona daily news., 1922-02-27

lsrR SAI.E-feautieul Live Oak villa.
located 8 miles from Daytona. / mile
west Fort Orange, on hard road: new }
rton bungalow, running water, large
front and rear porciieS. screened. 5 acres
rich hammock land in cultivation: grow
2usthtiug. variety Of fruit. beautiful
finx;fs. poulfr: and stock: country
stores beautiful place. all fenced For
particulars and price inquire of owner
o.l PROMISES dh
The Daytona daily news., 1922-02-27

I.oaeon mas two coior-a asn from
lie Amazon. valued al SlaJ.
Dogs are being train 70 Recover
lost golf balls.
The Daytona daily news., 1922-02-27

Earliest mention az shoes IS nn
Egyptian papyru4 OF about 22ee I: G.
The Daytona daily news., 1922-02-27

Mrs fensamm Na~sef 81 F,Nee i-iof
SPRING Nie. acs erpaped nr Mss
Natflf. Scott 81 faBs5rtla- h-ar hp
staxe been season sGests oi ih' lr1N
house left mss morning Tor ~ Aas-
ns.lnes where thes vi!i spend q short
while. neioie gong - kansas tits
No. Mrs 4psSee has been regular
season sisif0r ut i1stfolsa Tor IN pass
four years
The Daytona daily news., 1922-02-27

vromoka river excursion 3 A. NJ
daily For Coronado Beach and New
Smyrna. 9:15 A. NJ. tomorrow Free
ayster roast: light lunch. coffee and
ice cream served on the beat Tele.
phone s34. 390-2-27 !.
The Daytona daily news., 1922-02-27

Mr.. and Mrs VI C. Foley anc th.ii
attractive daughter. Miss Frances
Foley. who stopped of in Daytona oI
their return from Havana. Cupa. ief'
this morning for New York City. where
they plan 10 remain until the 10Th o
Narcn. when they viii continue iheii
trip to their home in Chicago.
The Daytona daily news., 1922-02-27

+n-. Charlotte p. sawyer Osteopath.
% South Palmetto Ave. Phone .U9
2oa-1 -,0tf
The Daytona daily news., 1922-02-27

Special sale Of these beautiful
Gold Photos at LeSesre's. 3sl2e4-tf
The Daytona daily news., 1922-02-27

s24 hours Kodak finishing at lie
Scsne 5. 100 l-16tf
The Daytona daily news., 1922-02-27

I4oAI.E-SplendiA room rnodern.
M two story house, In Marshall Pa
o0nt Ave, under val.ie for quick
= Owner Is leaving toxin. Triple CIT
>3oalty Co, Lucas the l.anl Man.
aGef Ipaytou.; Beach Phone
TIM 300 . 's-tr
The Daytona daily news., 1922-02-27

Miss Rubye Noies, accompanied by
Miss Veneta Gould. after spending the
week end very pleasantly in Daytona.
left this morning for their hcfne IL.
Jacksonville.
The Daytona daily news., 1922-02-27

M OR KlcST-New modern 6-
bouoe. all conven.ences. splendid
1ted, furnished or unfurnislsel:
n Price, $500. and up to May J.
Colby. Ormond. Ria 41S-lo-3-tf
The Daytona daily news., 1922-02-27

Fo9 aENI uNTiL NoveMoER 1sT.
9eee0A0lG APARTHeNT OF esv:
e90eee AND eATH, one CLOCK
0M eoeToFp1cG. OCCUPANCY
sSsnv1S MARCH tST. APPLY DAILY
The Daytona daily news., 1922-02-27

--latest sheet music and player
rolls; prices right. Burns Music Shop
320-2- left
The Daytona daily news., 1922-02-27

Mr.. and Mrs. }. " Coles. who have
been spending d portion Of the season
IN Dayt ana. left this morning for st
Augustine. Later they viii go To New
York City to visit friends before re-
turning to their hone in Webster
City. Iowa.
The Daytona daily news., 1922-02-27
developing. printing and enlarg-
ing at LeSesne $ loo-l-le II

c. H. Allen. Of Oswego. y y, an cid
friend of Gilman Davis. who Resides
At oiu bellevue avenue. spent the
week -end IN DaStona. left thls morn
ing for Palatka Nr Alien IS general
secretary OF the Railroad u. G. \.
ana. .as here IN ihe interest Of tins
work
The Daytona daily news., 1922-02-27
I.ASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
FOR SALE

IN e. sAI-E-Four room bunealow ana
Sasn E one room cottage in rear. aiso
cash will handle this. Phone ia sSs
3SS.z.H-7t
The Daytona daily news., 1922-02-27

The regular semi monthly meeting
of the Eastern Star will be held at
the Masonic hall on Orange stree t.
Tuesday evening. All members are
urged 10 be present. as [. s matters
of vast Importance u i'll come up.