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ORD RANcHo LANps

Consisting of about 900 acres are as
good ~ the best fu tHNfJTuh--u0 eH-
oeptiorE it n particularly Hdapted for
growing of peaches. pIuurHt cherries,
figs, waluuta. grapes, alfalfa truck
gardening and double crop farming.
The major portion Of the land is under
irrigation. water being furnished BY
suffer Butte Canal company the best
sud cheapest system ~ California
Sacramento northern railroad runs
through the property, sffofdinK trans.
p0ftatlon 20 any part 81 The United
States. good roads around hud through
winter or summer travel LIBBY. Mcneil
4 Libby csHHeFy a. Gridlsy. California.
iH two ana One-haf miles from prop
critics aud they are anxious 70 make
long term contracts for fruit ana ysEet.
ablss. ord Rancho tandh ore for sale
In large or small tracts 10 suit pur-
chaser, For Information write
=. sTEADAAN
1915 Montgomery 81.
OrOylils. California.
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-RENT-Furnishe s-room house /;
WED Phone cedar 227i.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

FOR sALE-By owner. Groom, modern
house, on pavement $3.50 cash and 500
per month. Osagc lOl9-J.
FOR SALE Flye.room house, In Kendall
near school and car line $3.50 buys
6LO4s60 equity cash balance tg72i.60
on monthly payments. 2s2I l.. Ninth.
GOOD HOME, corner, five rooms. bath.
basement and cistern, large porch. fire.
place, new decorations. Terms. owner
Usage 659.
For sALE-Fivo rooms brcaKfast room.
sleeping porch, basement, storm ahpetsl
house. small house on rear OF lot. "a.
rage Osage 6362.
FINE-ROOM, modern bungalow. hardwood
floors and mantel, paving half paid OUT
tefsun-lae Realty Co. 40 Robinson
bldg. Usage $3.50.
FOR A FEW DAYS ONLY-WIu take
$500 for fine east front bungalow;
six rooms, breakfast room. oak floors,
hookcases china cabinet In dining room.
French doors basement garage, drive
Usage 9eGL w J. Henry.
FOR SALE or trade. s-room. modern
bungalow. south side. oak floors base
meut, furnace neat, garage and modern
servant quarters. Will take In vacant
easy terms ON balance. y. B. Jennings
900 Mayo B!dg Usage 36ss.
GREAT BARGAIN--Five-r room bungalow.
close 20 high school, real close In. ON
, 3
only fG,750: small cash payment. Gail
II. J. Currler. Phone Osage 562s.
HAVE a NICE 5-room and breakfast
room bungalow on paving that can
sell for $1,000 with t7bO cash, balance
like rent Call Cedar 1888.
HlLLCKESr--A new stucco; broom bun
galow, on pavement. for sale at very
attractive price; concrete porch. large
basement All rooms extra large. un-
usual mantel: beautiful paneled ceilinE
and cove cornice; hand decorated In
terior walls. built-in tub and tile bath.
built for a home. For sale for lew
days on small cash payment, balance
like rent. Call Cedsr gOi.
HILLCREST
Five rooms and breakfast room, living
room full width OF house, >>ntei. built
In features Of all kinds, tile bath slec-
trio fixtures OF the very best. hardwood
floors throughout, basement. garage, on
oyers.zsd corner lot. In the best part Of
the addition. Priced to sell, terms TO
suit. can II. II. Leonard & co. Cedar SO.
LARGE Groom house modern through
out, well. garage, walks: splendid To-
cation: $4,000. $1,000 cash. Usage
g67T.
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s-room. modern homo. In excellent con
ditlon, liz offered Tor few DAYS only
for $4,000 good terms Gail NJ W
turner. obhge ciee.
SAND SPRINGS CAR LINE -Five.room
bungalow. basement corner lot g2i5
Nl5o, block of car line. good well of
water. $500. $3.50 cash. balance easy.
Cedar 1850.
SOUTH SIDE High class b.room bunga-
low, oak fluorg, breakfast room. east
front. you can't beat ~. Price ;i.iSO.
81 500 eash. psnge @.
SACRED HEART UISTRiCT-A benuti.
ful new bungalow Of six large rooms
out. high bO-foot lot. on the pavement
close TO jituey Hnd school. pici ou,
your own decorations and light fixtures.
Attractive fireplace, rouEhed- for
furnace; garage ana drive. Priced Tor
$500 with VI 600 cash Osugc 9l.t
TWO HOUSES. 1880.
Eight-rcom. modern house and &
room house on rear; Just OF
North Main on Fairfax, $500
cash.
o5oO--BeAutlful east front bun
Ralow. on South Norfolk. Fix
rooms and breakfast room. garage
and servant quarters: can be
handled on easy terms.
JOPLIN. wHtTEsIDE FARMER
o,as, Fis. fiss h''''e--ih'nTSsss S.ss. ,7,.
ii5 +. rourth '"S' '''''
Ground floor Kennedy BldS
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vkp RENT-one-haif duplex. completely
fl.,'shef 8i5 per month; electricity
sa. and water furnished. Usage
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TRADES TRADES TRADES

We have number OF high-clRss va
tnnt lots In Broadmoor. Ridgcwood.
Childcrs Heights and close In ON
South Detroit. also others. upon
which We can accept good secured
rcnl estate paper IN payment These
are all good properties aud priced
right. We also have n Broadmoor
bungalow ~ $4,000 upon which we
can take an automobile as n down
payment,
w. FRANK WALKER
WEAITOR
Jct South Boston Usage 40i
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,.,cfy s.. fi2-Throe rooms suitable
~, -, f,ur adults. classy, new furniture
IA clean, gas. water, electricity and
s.vsre. fGJ per month.
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Ii,O60 CASH and email monthly payment
puts you IN possession OF this new, g.
room bungalow in Terrace drive; living
room 10 BY 2s; built in features. large
closets, breakfast room, back porch hnd
basement, garage and drive, oak floors.
bullt a. good as the best. Price 1900.
Call Cedar SOC.
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sIliis.l' 4 iN.I7iI- TAsT-Terraco dTlVe,
rssriV new Groom home. on the boule-
Tsrd; furnace 2-car garage aud et'FS;
very large rooms, newly decorated lh
best taste; large concrete p.sIen, lot
tSxssg, FOR sale for few days only
.arrlfire price. on small paymeni
81 $500 and balance Ike rent Csh
.Sor.ibis person. Call Cedar seos
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z,,,pD E, i2i7-rhree-room house, ga
lI.nS ~ chicken and garden yard, f25 per
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s....ripF. LOWER floor OF duplex, five
ENliH brgakfast room, bath, nicely fur
.sEsi. garage and basement. Usage
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1900 DOWN. New s-TOOm duplsg, two
mantels. has a S-Foom house on rssr Of
lot. for q real bargain see this. Price
tf.7t0, Terms. Usage ..
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REAL ESTATE For SALE
HOVsis TOR sAII

HEGGHTs-A wonderful
s.room. modern home. in excellent con .
ditlon, IL offered for few days only
for $4,000. good terms can NJ W.
TURNER. OhhEo flae.
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5gWRFr.RooM W2T house, 'iO S. Boston, $50.
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nOusEs Knn all

loss sSd 70 take advantage OF owners
direct, I've I've Commission. BY buying
ersaki.,," modern home. six rooms and
Vel ises,,.9s' ,9'ip, basement. garage. drive.
sfiee ts,Is6 sCv9 block North Boston.
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FOR BaRGAIN BUYERs-Two almost
new. modern dupleNss. sIr rooms escn'
Tour baths well located, IN Park hllL
Price $4,000; cash l.So9. balance essy
terms. Cal g. n Le@'s'
1881; al Roberts B!ds'
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REAL. ESTATE FOR SALE


FOU FAIE-Uy ovusL hyautlful country
home, m the tEurits, Udjulu.ug truHUu ,
20 acres, dandy S.rOUm house complete.
bath. tity water and lrhtH, good uutu
garage hud poultry huuHrHs tulldluE 40
IL beautiful pHrh, lu tIty school uiatt',U
prico 10000. 5000 40 $1,000 will hnu-
die. balance easy trIuH lu trade.
Has .su NYYHH0 Mo
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s-nnIIsEs--TURNIsMEn

fgEN YOU move call GsmbIe Transter
6.age sees. -------------.--------
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..-,,srrTrtY furnished 4-room house,
" ss,ass. g5od garden spot. sood water
hsck porch. Rent reasonable; adults
w Al. n. Iilca.
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,- NONEY--Let US novs. pack or
.dfo your pian9p p.n,d or furniture .dr ,.s, long &
NnDy| pian. Globe Storage a Moving
DS Cedar 2sii-2sl5.
, 1922-03-25
INDIANS TAKE
ROAD MARCH 81
Entire Squad of 40 Players to
Be Brought North on Play
ing Jaunt

CLEVELAND. o.. March Is
When the Cleveland Indians break
training camp at Dallas. Marc 81.
everyone OF the forty players viii lie
brought north by Manager Tris
Speaker. according to advces recelv-
cd here. This viii be the largest
squad 10 cave camp IN Cleveland
uniforms
This does not mean that Manager
Speaker intends to keep all OF the
players. He has numerous games
scheduled on the n~orthwnrd jaunt.
which neceSsitates splitting the squad
into two divisions. There arc nineteen
pitchers. four catchers, ten fnf1elders
and seven o~utfielders on the roster.
Present plans, ii Is understood. all
for the assignment OF two catchers
and five i%nfielders to each division.
while one team probably n regu-
lars. WIN carry four o~utflelders, and
the other three
McInnis, wambsEanss. Sewen and
Gardner VIII compose tho fnfeld of
the regulars. Indications arc hat
this IS 80 infield which viii start The
season, and II Manager Speakers
lineup in his practice games means
anything. McInnis will bat in the
cleanup position. Since joining the
team. the former Philadelphia end
Boston American League teams star
first baseman has hit in this position
The regulars catchers moro than
likely will be ONein and Nunamak-
er- Except for Speaker and Jameson
the outfielders during the exhibition
gnmes have not been decided upon
Speaker and Jamesc1 and probably
Graney and Evans will be IN the reg
ulars gardens. Joe Wood is to
ago the second team The other out
felders available are Earnest Jean
mes. and Patrick McNulty-
Tho Yannigan infield win be com
osed of Guisto, ut first base; Ham
mond at second: Sorrels a. 7hortstop
and Stephenson at third. Over in
1elders arc Yuma and Benedict. and
Indications are one will be with each
team. Shinault and Luke Sewen are
the probable catchers.
It is undecided how the pitchers will
be divided
, 1922-03-25
Boxer Knocked
Out of Third
Story WINDOW

SIOUX CITY, Iowa March 49,
Philip Tobin, "a. Of Sioux Falls. 8.
d. is in St Josephs' hospital with
y fracture Of the skull, as the re-
suit OF being knocked out of a third
story window in tho v1ctoria hotel
Friday night following n friendly
boxing match with = companion
Dostors sy no probably VIII live
Clarence Riley. who says he vas
responsible for tho aocident and
Paul De Bocr, who WINS a 1.cness to
the eccideDt, reported the accident
to the police RILEY was not held
Both Riley and De Boer are from
Sioux Falls.
, 1922-03-25
PRISONER shot
In ATTACK ON
GUARD, REPORT

DENVER Colo, March 25.-Private
John 3. Black. a prisoner at the guard
house at Fitzsimmons General hospital
here. was shot fatally when he and an
other prisoner, Private Russell B. De
Walt. attacked a corporal of the guard
Wednesday night, It was learned here
when an official Investigation was be
gun Black dted yesterday in an
emergency ward o. the hospital.
Black and De Walt were facing
terms IN the federal ~penitentiary at
Leavenworth, according to the Off
cials. Black for fraudulent enlistment
and De Walt for alleged selling of
drugs at The hospital. They were to
be taken to L~eaveuworth this week.
Blacks real name was John W.
Huffman, according to HI authorities.
who says he first enlisted at Columbus
barracks. Ohio, on May IS, 1920.
, 1922-03-25
RECORD BROKEN
IN A. A. j. MEET
illinois Splinter Steps Of 60
Yard Dash in 6 LIS Seconds
at Chicago.

CHICAGO. March 25-A vorsrs
record was smashed. one Central A A
u. record broken and tvo new Central
A A. u marks o~stzbRshed last night.
in tho preliminary A. A q. track
championships here. which was won
by the Illinois A c. with g points
Chicago A A vas secors nth IS: I'm
lyersity OF Illinois third with four.
while. the Chicago Dental Surgery col
legt. scored three and tho LogAn
Square A C one.
The new worlds record was hung Up
by Loren Murchison. of thu l.. A c..
who stepped the 6o-yard dash in oe Is
seconds- This is one fifth OF a second
faster than the previous mark
Albert of the C. A A broke the
central A II u. record n the high
jump. when he cleared the bar at 6
feet IL inches. which is one inch
higher than the previous mark
Central A A u. records wero es-
tabllshed in the 3oo-yard run and the
mile walk also. These events were
held for the first time in a Central A.
~ u. meet. Dowding of the l. A C.
set the market in tho former. which
he won in35 as seconds. Vosen of the
+. A C. established the mile walk rec
ord by doing he distance IN 7-z7 15.
, 1922-03-25
MALLORY AND MORRIS
LOSE IN TENNIS PLAY

BOSTON. March 25.-The women's
national indoor doubles championship
was won Friday by Mrs. Marion ZIn
derstein Jessup. of Wilmington. Del.
and Mrs. Frank H. Godfrey. OF Bos-
ton. They defeated Mrs. Moila Blur
stedt Mallory and Mrs. l. G. Morris
of New York, 90 and 6-3-
Mrs Jessup was one of the win
ners Of the title match last year in
which also the h1allory-Morrts team
was runnerup.
, 1922-03-25

In Great Britain many large land.
owners r now turning themselves
into companies, because thereby they
can evade certain taxation. which
otherwise, they contend. would crush
them out of existence In death dues
alone the saving under the new system
Is enormous. It IS estimated that on
an estate Of half a million dollars the
duty under Lrivate ownership would
mount to si0 900. whereas If it was
incorporated less thar $4,000 would
have to be raid.
, 1922-03-25
Dempsey Stops
In Los Angeles

Los ANGELES. Calf. March &C.
Jack Dempsey. worlds heavyweight
champion pugilist. has arrived here
for a few days visit with memhers of
ais family, prior to his smiling from
New York on April IL for Europe.
Defnpssy said he expected to partci'
pate in two or three bouts while in
Europe although his manager. Jack
Kearns n not yet entered into di'
rest negotiations for n match on the
continent or in London
, 1922-03-25
CLEVELAND
DALLAS TEAM.

CLEVELAND. March "a game
played between Tho Cleveland In
dams and Dallas OF Tho Texas league
at Dallas yesterday was won by
Cleveland. IL to T. The proceeds Of
the game was for charity and 1000
persons saw IL
, 1922-03-25
Cheyenne Man :
Is Elected To
Head ROtdridns

GREELEY, Colo, March 25-
James Walton of Cheyenne, Wyo.,
was elected district governor of the
Rotary clubs of Colorado, Wyoming
and New Mexicon nj Fridays session
of the convention of Rotary club mem
bers.
Cheyenne and Boulder. Colo, clubs
are candidates for the privilege of en-
tertaining the 1928 district conven-
ton.
, 1922-03-25
ATHLETICS SQUAD
IS DIVIDED UP.

PHILADELPHIA. March 25.-
One squad of tho Philadelphia Ath-
,etics moved north today from Eagle
pass. Texas, to I'M an engagement
with the San Antonio team of the
~a~as league this afternoon while
the Phillies at Leesburg. Fla, rest
- a4.~r IL victory yesterday over
the Florida n ~ nine.
, 1922-03-25
Fire at DriDing
Park Disastrous

BALTIMORE. MD. March .5.--F1re
Of snde nrmihed origin early today de
stroyed the Clubhouse a cottage. Is
box stalls and the water tank at the
Gentlomsn's driving pSrk across the
street from Pimlico race tracF. en-
tanning an estimated loss of $4,000.
Fifty roce horses In training for the
spring meet ut Pimlico were quartered
on the grounds and hundreds more in
the Pimlico stables.
, 1922-03-25
World Results
By Leased Wire
White S0x and CUBS VIeT0Rs
.cINeY LOSES TO FORT WORTH

CHICAGO. March 25--Tne Chiea-
go clubs OF the American and Ma
uonal leagues each won their exhi-
bitten games yesterday. the White
Sex easily defeating tho University
OF Texas. 8 to 4 as AUTH. while the
Cubs. in n ninth inning rally edged
out Vernon. @ to 3. at Los Angeles
, 1922-03-25
GIANTS BREAK
CAMP IN TEXAS.

NEW YORK. March 25.-The
Giants have broken camp at San
Antonio. Texas and ave started on
tho long train lcadoing to tho Polo
grounds. The McGraw clan wal
loped the San Antonio Texas league
team by q score of four TO three.
yesterday.
, 1922-03-25
TENNIS CHAMP
DEFENDS TITLE
Mrs. Mallory Meets Miss Ban
croft This Afternoon in
Singles Match.

BOSTON. March s5.-Mrs. Amla
Bjurstedt Mallory of New York. -four
times national indoor singles cham
pion. meets Miss Leslie Bancroft Of
Boston this afternoon In her effort to
gain her honors again
In the finals for the mixed doubles
championship. Mrs Frank II. Gofrcy
OF Boston and r. n. williams II. of
Boston meet Mrs. Mallory ard VIII
liam T. Tilden II. of Philadelphia The
latter are playing-through champions.
NEW YORK, March 25.-Play in
the mems national indoor tennis cham
pionship started today at tho Seventh
Regiment Armory with "a entries
Tho most important matches on to-
days card included:
Frank T. Anderson. the title holder
VS.. +. X Scovil; Vincent Richards VS..
w. Stanley Pearce; S. Howard Voshell
VS.. Armand L. Bruneau and Edward
T. Appleby Vs. Jock Linderman-
, 1922-03-25
FORT WORTH X
~ TN GAME

Cincinnati National league team
moved over to Oklahoma City today
for Saturday and Sunday games
Yesterdays defeat at the hands OF
Fort Worth by a 1-to-O score was
tho INST shutout of tho season for
the Reds. Iwho have played Ten
games to date
, 1922-03-25
PIRATES DEFEAT
XANNlGANS A

PITTSBURGH, Marcn 25-The
Pittsburgh Pirate regulars tipped
the Y~annigans over yesterday at
Hot Springs. Ark. 3 to 2. advices
Informed owners hero. 1t was q
nine inning nip and tuck battle all
the way. AAu
, 1922-03-25
Results HI TTUr TnVnI yANr,O n A Ut 0r cnnnvrVArC AYrVrTc IL
He II I'LL N1DOlVE y / AOC UT ~ ON EUVO VEWO II
Hoppe to Play
For Title Again

ST. LOUIS. No. March 25.-wTiie
Hoppe. former 1S-2 balkiine billiard
champion. today departed for Chicago
after finishing training here for his
match against Jake Schaefer. cham
pIon. Mt Chicago next Monday. in
, 1922-03-25

AT PHOENIx-Johnny Carlyle. Los
Angeles bantamweight, ~outsiugged Joe
Matranha of New Orleans and was
awarded the decision after six round
bout. Red Briggs, Utah. defeated
RaIph Pena. Phoenix,
, 1922-03-25
sCHLAIFER SHADES OKEEFE.

Schlaifer. Omaha, w~elterweight shaded
Dennis O'Kccfe, South Chicago, here
last night in 10 rounds, according to
nswspapermen at the rfngside A
strong rally in the ninth and tenth
put Schlaifer in the lead after OrKeefc
had led in Tho fith, seventh and
eighth.
, 1922-03-25

Throughout Belgium. women M
longer work in the mines and on the
docks. where many of them were IN
ployed before the war.
, 1922-03-25
ROCHESTER, NJ
FROM DETROIT.

DETROIT. Mich March 25.-
After five defeats by the Detroit
Americans, the Rochestern Interna-
tional leaguers have one GONE to
their credit The teams IN Charles
, 1922-03-25
JACK DOYLE TO FIGHT
CHEYENNE RED BROWN

CHEYENNE. March 25.-"Red"
Brown of this city and Jack Doyle
Of Denver. electromagnetic. have been
matched for a bout at Fort Collins
March 81.
, 1922-03-25

ton. s. c.. today are playing a e
res of practice games through the
Carolinas-
, 1922-03-25
wREsTLERS MATCHED AGAIN

SAN FRANCISCO-Ad Santel. San
Francisco, light heavyweight wrestling
champion and ''Toots" Mondt of Gree
ley. Colo. have been matched for a
second clash next Tuesday here San
tel and Mondt wrestled to a draw here
last Tuesday.
, 1922-03-25
)OCK WINS MATCH.

CADDOCK WINS MATCH
AT WICUFTA-Eari Caddociz, Iowa
wrestler, defeated Dick Daviscourt OF
Wichita, two out of three falls.
, 1922-03-25
First in NeUs
of All EDents

which Hoppe viii try to regain tn
title which he held for 1s years.
, 1922-03-25
SPORT FLASHES HOT Off Wire
L,EWIs Pms

AT ToPEKA-Ed (Strangier) LOWS.
won two straight falls from Joe Gesh-
tout, Bulgarian.
, 1922-03-25

Prudential Insurance Co. of Americ.
Phone 1861 T. o. Box 1912
, 1922-03-25

Meet me at the Smoke House
, 1922-03-25
HOUSE MOVERS

WILLIAM NIEDERATER
1107 South Melrose Phone 2
, 1922-03-25
AUTO PAINTING
and TRANSFER
CONTRACTORS
CHIROPRACTORS

W. w. SPROUL, Contractor & Builder
AL West Tenth Phone 376W
, 1922-03-25

LIFE INSURANCE
The Ocala evening star., 1922-02-17

Mrs. Charles Dumas of New York
is expected to arrive in Ocala either
Sunday or Monday and will be the
guest of her son and daughter-in-law,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Wade Dumas. Mr.
and Mrs Charles Dumas spent sew
eral months in Ocala last winter, and
during their stay made many friends
1t is with a great deal Of pleasure
that they will hear of Mrs. Dumas
visit, although they will be sorry tc
hear that Mr.. Dumas was unable to
accompany her.
The Ocala evening star., 1922-02-17
Smoke Don Rey. That good cigar.

Mr.. James Brooks, who has been
with the Ocala Steam Laundry for
several years, left yesterday for Tam
pa, where he has accepted position
as bookkeeper in the First National
Bank of Tampa. Mr.. John Pasteur
bought from Mr.. Brooks his interest
in the laundry and Mr.. Brooks has
gone back to the position he held pre-
vious to coming to Ocala
The Ocala evening star., 1922-02-17

Mrs. d. w. Tompkins had as her
guests at dinner today Mr.. Weigle,
Mr.. and Mrs. Curry and Mrs. H. M.
Hampton. Mrs. Hampton carried the
party to Silver Springs, where they
greatly enjoyed the beauties of that
place, and returning to Ocala were
guests at the delicious repast served
by Mrs. Tompkins at her home.
The Ocala evening star., 1922-02-17

FOR SALE-Caille 5-speed rowboat
motor; magnetic ignition; self-start-
ing device; new; in perfect running
condition. Cost $3.50. Will sell for
s85. J. J. Williams, Homosassa,
Fla. (or call Ocala House Monday
mighty l4-ot
The Ocala evening star., 1922-02-17

Mrs. c. H. Rogers at the AR. Groc-
cry, is making special prices this
week on staple and fancy groceries.
South side Ocala House block. Phone
76. 15-4t
The Ocala evening star., 1922-02-17

Mrs. c. c. Bryant of this city and
Mrs. Percy Thigpen of Martel left on
the early morning train for Jackson
vile, having been called there on ac-
count of the critical illness of their
sister, Mrs. Weigel.
The Ocala evening star., 1922-02-17

Judge Futch has issued a marriage
license to Mr.. H. L. Brooks Jr. of
Gainesville and Miss Verna Landrum
of Gainesville.
The Ocala evening star., 1922-02-17

AUTO TOPS-We are prepared 10
furnish high grade auto tops on
short notice and at reasonable
prices. Phone 25S. Quick Service
Auto Top Co. (next to Dixie High
way Garage) West Broadway. 31-u
The Ocala evening star., 1922-02-17

Everybody is glad to see Mr.. C. II.
Wick at his place in Dewey's restau-
rant again. Mr.. Wick has had quite a
siege of illness, and his friends, who
were wont to drop in on him in the
wee, sma' hours, for material and
mental refreshment, missed him
greatly.
The Ocala evening star., 1922-02-17
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ADVERTISEMENTS

FOR SALE-Six pair of three and
four-year-old mules, broke to farm
work; sound and in good condition;
weight 1000 lbs. to pair; raised on
farm. Several good saddle or woods
horses. Dairy cows always for sale.
Anthony Farms, Anthony, Fla. lot
The Ocala evening star., 1922-02-17

Mr.. ]. ]. Shockey, superintendent of
the Savannah Lighting Company, is
in the city, the guest of Mr.. E. c.
Bennett.
The Ocala evening star., 1922-02-17

Closes at 10:30 p. m. every evening
except Saturday and Sunday. Closes
IL p. m. Saturday and Sunday. Don't
forget where to get your eats. No. Alt
North Magnolia street.
16-tf Mrs. J. L. Lawrence.
The Ocala evening star., 1922-02-17

TRANSFER SERVICE-Get Cordrey
Bros. to do your hauling and NOV
ing; anything anywhere. Prices
reasonable, prompt service. Call
phone 434. Cordrey Bros. If
The Ocala evening star., 1922-02-17

Miss Eleanor L'Blonde of Cincinnati
is expected to arrive in Ocala today
and will be the guest of Miss Nettie
Camp.
The Ocala evening star., 1922-02-17

Mr.. James Ellis returned home last
night, having spent the past three
years in the navy. James friends are
giving him cordial welcome.
The Ocala evening star., 1922-02-17

See the Gas Company's advertise
ment on RANGES. Will allow dis
count for your old range. Ocala Gas
Company. 1856