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The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-01-07
CATHOLIC IS NAMED
PRESIDENT APPOINTS WILLIAM
.... o'TooLE TO PARAGUAY. ;.

William J. O'Toole, of Gary. w. Va,
has been named as Minister to Para
quay by President Harding. Mr..
O'Toole, who is. IS years old, is per-
haps- the youngest man ever appointed
to ID ministerial post in tho diplomatic
serricc. Hesisia Catholic.
AT present he is vice president and
sales manager Of The Central Pocl-
-hontas. Coal company of WEIGH, w.
Va. His wife formerly. was Miss Ee.
borah Kinney, of Columbus. Ohio.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-01-07
GENERAL GOURAUO
DECORATED

Reports from Beirut, Syria, state
that Mgr. Giannini. Delegate Aposto:i,
and Latin Archbishop, has deli">:rd
10 Gen. Gouraud, French High Com }
siOner in Syria. the Insignia Of III
Grand Gordon of St. Gregory ,hu
Great, which has been conferred uDC:.
him by Pope Benedict
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-01-07
TRIBUTE. TO WHITE

Formal tribute of respect to his
memory by former associates and
friends of. the late. Chief Justice Ed
ward D. White was paid at. recent
session of the Supreme Court of the
United States. \ committee composed
of some of the most noted lawyers in
the country drew up and presented a
resolution extolling the late states.
mans services to the nation and state.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-01-07
SWISS LEGISLATION

The Swiss government has dec~2n
that the Swiss VISA for American cti,
zens visiting Switzerland as tourist .
Or on business are no longer roqui. " l.
The presentation of the America"
passport at the Swiss frOntic! IS >uiE
cient
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-01-07

coipts from al sohr2c2. during Tho
year 1921. excluding cash on hand.
Jan. /, 1921, in the sum of $635.73,
total $3,6Ss.65.> The total expenses Of
the year we4,o $3,119,94, which includes
the sick benefits. At the present
time, the society has. cash on hand to
the amount of $1.179,44, It's assets
total sT,S24.97. -.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-01-07
AN URSUL|NE JUBILEE

Mother AlphOnse OF the I'vsuline
Convent in Alton, H., celebrated to,
sixtieth or diamond jubilee at the COZ
vent on January 2. Mother A!phCAc,
was born in Canton, O.. but has aDon,
the greater part of her rpligiOu& lie
in Alton, where she has taught SIEVE al
generations OF women. She is al
artist and for many years was n
charge of the studio of the academy.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-01-07
CHURCH REQUESTS

The will of the late Frederick Kohl,
San francisco capitalist, left $4,000
to The Catholic orpllanage Of San
Francisco, and $4,000 for the main
tsrahce of Corpus iChr:ad chapel at
Lake Tahoe, built By the decedelt.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-01-07

Trust or faith, when genuine. 10
moves worry. Some trust in a friend.
others in the silver lining to tie cloud {:
but above and beyond all, Their" atC
those who trust in the Almighty 10
Their, who can tighten every hGlt,cn.
relieve Ill anxiety, and fill the .ao~t
troubled heart with His peace.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-01-07
OUTSIDE THE CITIES.

New Uim: A new membership drive
was inaugurated this week by the
membership committee of the ST.
Joseph society. Last year, an extensive
drive was made and large number
of new members was secured. The
annual meeting of this well-knoWn
Tfraternal insurance organization was
held at the school house Monday after
noon of last week. The annual report
was presented. The society now mum.
bers 581 members. This membership
comprises 54S active, 90 adaptive and
4 honorary members. During the past
year, Ill active members were added
to the society Among the total mem
befship, 65 are nonresident. 49,.
| During the past year, $863.75 was
received by members in sick, benefits.
The annual report states that the re-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-26
pRESDy7ER|ANS GAIN
5000 IN YEAR 1921
Communicates Now exossd
100, 900; Sunday Schools
Tsnoh 1,%oo, 200 Children.
n, Associated rres.V l. Every Evening.

w Associated rr-ss " Every Evening.
p~s NcInc-, la. Jan. 2e.--An In
crease uf norc than $1,000 communi-
vsn,s ni the Presbyterian Church OF
the United states az Atpcrica during
inst was announced here by pr. Lewis
ar,neur Nudge. ot Philadelphia,
Penn. stated clerk ~ the church. pr.
Ndds. was IN pe1 Moincs making arr
iansemcnie fcr the annual general as
ermhly ~ the denomination 10 no held
here hcslnnlns May rs and continu-
Inc for ten inNs.
10, Nudse announced that tho num-
hri 80 communicates of tho church
nHw csccsds i,ioo.ooo. This, Ne an.
nouncvd n n snln of moro than 49,
uNn over last year. Tho church also
has more than i,loe. eco Sunday school
mTmhepa
Contributions during last year. DR.
Midso said, exceeded si, 600. .0o0 ot
which more than si.soo.ooo was spent
for f,solsn missions. sa7oi.0o0 for
liom" Mlsrlona and moro than ~ .oo0.-
GOO for education.
Tho Presbyterian Church has e.s1s
minister's ~ the t'oep.l
Tho uenvrnl Assembly II tho ma
iNnhl l"NiHlh'iNo body ot the church
composed OF both ministers ana lay
mon, administering affairs ~ the de-
nomination through 46 synods. cor
frspouiinv approximately 90 siatea
and zoe pr.rhytericS. corresponding
a. congressional districts.
Iva an Official statement concerning
the Church. by Or, Nudge In the re-
gently issued Presbyterian Handbook
u " rccordcd "rhe Presbyterian
church stands, as q has stood durine
iis entire history, for tho uncondi.
tunal sovereignty ~ God. 'or tho Bi.
Ole ~ tho only infnllihle rule of faith
ana life, for simplicity of worship, rep
r"H"ntaiiNe government, a high stand.
ard ~ Christian living. liberty of con.
seirnee, popular education. missionary
activity, and true Christian catholici.
~
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prtAWARE CITY NEWS.

Delaware City. Jan % L. $. gov
rrnincnt survey tux Philadelphia, after
leaving this place yesterday morning
inf Woodland Beach, to install an auto
matte tide r,lagc, encountered such
heavy ice tlocs opposite Rcedy Island
N Nss compelled 10 return and tied up
~ this place, Anothcr attempt 90 reach
Woodland Beach viii be made TODAY.
George N khnk Ot New Castle has
enlisted IN the army nj For, du pont and
been assigned 90 duty with the First
COMPANY & A. G,
The following men ara vi nj the Fort
du Font Hospital; Privstcs Holland
liennirf, te~sfurd and Douglas and
~rfscaut Major >plainc.
The mid-vcar examinations of ehe
nelRWnV CITY high school are In prog
fusa aud will continue until the early
lnfl oi ncNi week
Mira Walter CHM oi 81 Georges gave
n dinner, last evening 90 her husband in
honor oi his 50 birthday anniversary.
Those who attended we're, Mr. and Mrs
John W, Iarrow Jr., MIR. and Mrs.
Warner CHM. MIR. and Mrs. Ralph Con-
nsrd, Mr Rachael Warner and grand
daughter Louise. all ~ -. Georges and
Miss Emily Alec of Ridley Park, Pa.
Mrs. Charles ". jefferson is spending
two wrchs with her son-in-law and
daughter, Captain and Mrs. Benjamin
lowering of For, Monroe, Va.
Mw Laura Mcintosh, who is en,-
ploycd IN Wilmington, was taken III
while nt work, yesterday and brought
,o her homo here.
Lieutenant Colonel riddal, who has
lccn stationed M Fort Monroe, Va,
hss been ordered 20 report for duty at
Fort du roni Captain Jackson, who
has hccn stationed in Germany, has also
received orders transferring him TO
iof' du ront
Harvey aloorc Of Port Penn, who has
been suffering with an abcess on his
knee n improving.
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EVERY EVENING =
cLA,sslrikp ApyERrIsING.

ClAssiFikD ADVERTISING.
IpdrAcd for quick Reference
LINZ MATES PER DAY
Gown, sis words 20 the line
(punt initials aud number. as words
Nc rhAruc cd taken for less than 3Oc
Ne prepaid al taken for less than 25c.
chsrye Prepaid
DAY fst.l .ltt.. .t.t....,,la cents i2 cents
'unw~'uttrr hrs y cents cents
lb>b TERM ADVERTISING.
trs~'sl rate. fct business advertising
given upon Nuns.f.
fNni1tATlON FOR ERRORS.
Republication ~ill be made for errors
not the fault ~ thn AL scrriscr, N adyortis-
~ vii report the error within % nours
oftrf nrst publications. of advertisement
hisCLAssliiCNiInN NOT PER
MlTrFb
TEI.fpHONtD ADS.
tlassjn"d edvcrtAsemeats that are tclo-
phonei 70 kvcr, Evening viii be accepted
~ the charge rates shown nbove But
tht prepaid cott amount will be accepted
- full payment II offered At the bushes.
pmc~ within sis days after any such al
y nfst printed it the paper. Otherwlse
~. c"st The charge rates quoted above
viii IN oulisurtwd
...Te!rphop. Your Want Ads.
Asa Tor = Want Ad Taser
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-26
wsnted-Reai Estate
AUCTlONS--LECALS
Auction Sales

Auction sALES-Of every de>~rio-
ton. Anywhere. II you vnnt 70 sell
see Hamilton, the square Deal Auc-
tioneer and Form Agent 7o5 Madison
street Phone 73fS W
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-26
EMPLOYMENT.

SALESMAN---W Wanted. young man 20 sell
real estate. good leads furnished. Ad-
dress %, Every Evening ONCE.
WANTED--A good shoe repairer; short
hours. good pay. Apply J. ID. Reardon
liQ South Cross street. Chestcrtown.
Md.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-26
Grace Church Trustees.

John :. Muilin, Charle w. Pusey.
q, N. -. Cam and William Harris
vero elected trustees OF Grace NJ. r.
Church for the ensuing three years
~ n meeting las, night.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-26
.~u. Penn Falls Prom Engine.

George Penn. % years old. Of /
south Harrison street fell from an
engine ~ the n. a o. railroad yester-
daf. frncturlng HE left foot. lie was
treated at tho Delaware Hospital.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-26

NJ MUSICIANS-Six to form small or
chestra fer phoroplay theatre Salary
thirty-hve dollars. A dress * 81, Every
yening Once.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-26
uaon Wanted Column FREE Unemployed Wming
STOP BLOWING BUBBLES

Ambitions that not put into action--likc the
bright bubbles blown by chldrcn-soon dissolve into
thin air. !
There's practical way Of bringing castlcs In the
air down to earth and setting them up firm every day
foundation. You make many of your hopes como
truc through Every Evenings classified section.
What have you set your heart on--a botter posi-
tion, home Of your own, automobile? You will find
interesting opportunities TO realize your desires among
these constantly changing little ads.
The classified section Is a great center OF satiMac-
ton for the thousands of Wilmington people who read
and use its columns al the time,
Watch the classified adsand when you want one
to work for you call 22O0 and ask for an ad tsker
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-26
Legal Notices

ESTATE OF JOHN O.. THONPsON.
DFCFASED-Notice is hereby given
that letters testamentary upons the es-
tate Of John g.. Thompson, late OF VII
Tnington hundred. deceased. were duly
granted unto Emma Coyle Thompso y .
on the twentieth day OF January. A ID
1922. and all persons indebted 20 the said
deceased are requested 70 mako pay
ment 20 the executrix without deav
and all persons having demands against
the deceased are required TO exhibit and
present the same duly probsted to the
said crecutrix on or before the twentieth
day OF January. A. ID. 1923, or abide by
the law In this behalf Emma Coyls
Thompson. executrix. Address Caleb r.
Burchenal. attorney-at-law, Ford Build
ing, Wilmington. Delaware
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-26

QUICKLY ANSWER THE WANT Al
THAT INTERESTS YOU MOST,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-26
ael and Feed

COKE~-Gas coke. the IDEAL. fuel for heat
ing and cooking. better than coal spd
cheaper, more heat, less ashes: no waste
Phone 246I W. O. NJ. Chase, Thirty
six th and Market. representing Philadel-
phia Suburban Gas & Electric Co,
Chester Pa.
CORD WOOD--Cut and split 20 order
Dry and ready for Use. si0 per cord.
Call evenings 1909 j.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
NOTICES

pN. WILLIAM G. sEAToN Formerly Of
seatpn A Moore, dentists has moved 10
his neN of1rcs. ~ $40 Washington street
Phone khS1
tON HIRE aston closed truch Go any
Whuv. Reasonable rates Phone soq
NOTICE VIII party who called are !
iss, sv"nine plAsse call again
NOTICE E--ulovN Rubber Tire Manufac-
turtns Company. Annual stockholders'
msrtinH aud elrction viii be held at the
o6ser ~ the company. Boo Prospect
street, Trenton New Jersey, on Tuesday.
February =, li22. a. II O'Clock a m
'hAfl"s l'eF. llcsor'. secretary.
okQ ktNAkD n you can forge my
ch~<b OF alter u Ar. you receiving
tvour, your id,nsI,,. your family ana
ytvs bueqsss In stixe tins secretly
md s4sn laAqoliy ronducsd Comm~sviel
bVosouvv bvrSos. s2i Madison sssVpt
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-26

PRAYER poOk-Jost, Wednesday oven
ing Valued for association, Owner viii
give reward II returned to Every Even
Ing once
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-26

EXPERIENCED CANvAssERs- One
each for lower Delaware and Marcus
Hook territory to sell talking machines
on the easy payment plan. Kindly give
full information regarding past can
vassing experience in first letter to Sc
cure interview; liberal drawing account
Box X 20. Every Evening ONCE
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-06-29

thing not to be opposed. 1t is rather
to be accepted and speeded as busi-
ness advancement, as an enrichment
to our physical and spiritual health,
and to our general good as a people.
(S73)
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conference Path, N Cl6.
DAYS BEC0M|uG ROCKY; nMfI
DUE TO Be EXCEEDINGLY sTOllI

WASHINGTON. Jan 4-Out Of she
quie,ude which has prevailed in the
actual negotiations OF the armament
conference for the last week sharp
differences OF opinion have arisen
which threaten today tn make the
closing days al the pariey exceed
ingly stormy
Ali along the line. from suh,nar sne-
to Siberia. The conference path shows
signs 4 becoming 20 Ky Hopes az.
entertained that u" csaier-nc. can
concia. II work within TWO week..
oGt ! ion di.4wn-oat discussion on
any Of The cont reversal question vet
- BE- disposed o! xiil ,iefe..i these
hopes
France has sienalixed her 4cs-pf-
ance oi the 3oet proposal TO outlaw
subma ines onlt IN pricinple An ar
reptance in principle j. not regarded
BY the British ana American leaders
as sienliyiag mulch else except "A vii
iinSness 10 discuss the matter They
remember tina, Fianch also ase efaed
The whole Hughes program in min
epic on tie Opening das Il n con
ference. an them Almost Nres ssa the
parieH \ w..ss LATER - demanding
great iis..as. ii nef nass i ls.tmenf
Before tfaat. accepts 'nc Il. iicAl
restrictions sh.eh a..e p.-.-i. III D. ss-sf
Tor submarines. 4ae afsf N@af
conference. tc -etrf. ~. ) itstson Fl
what oAst.iaf-s -l, aAuf -hss.
ahere .are Sfreas saifaiiuas t,aa
aAt J@nan ana lia. NAa has. nsf
s.isniii..i 4Hs atfsfud- fD.ara -ne Raes
proposal "a $50 fs.i.44H4 lN4- rs.
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au,Lp,Ne tors eoa SALE

4 UNDERSTANDING thu need Of the small
.b0me builders for lots that would be
within reach Of fpodsIxAte means. bought
'nnme months ago htiYiber Of buiiing
Ieq4s in q = third K0wDsttl4r Addition. Just
|9S0rth Of pss cola Gardens ana outside the
taxable limits OF I,uS touA. on nigh
|krsund and covered with beautiful shade
Trees. finished concrete sidewalks aud
|3iart surfaced streets-~aH paid for
bhavr had them ciearwl and ready FOR
building now ard am offering them at
1.-THE price Of 1900 each for cash ana guar
|entv good title i;urEman. realty dealer
kR orange avenue. ipaytoHa. Phone 81.
5iy-,r-19- 4 +
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-04

tOR SAI.Es-By owner. new stucco
house. furnished, seven rooms and BATH !,
erFegtlest section Of ki1,.ewood Ave Ga
koge. furnace. etc. Bargain AZ Sf3 non
Address =. Daily News pi2I3-2 Gt
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MISCELLANEOUS

NORMAL COLLEGE graduate with az
prrisnr" m CITY Schools. would like
iT.va1e pupils thifd 10 eighth grades
preferred Mrs. y. Bingham. lnn,.r
''S"iin .tp.iitnents 1Daytona Beach.
pI At
NOTICE Whistle everrea.iy n.x;hl..
i'wn mower blades. DO away with III
r.'tdN Tor work. Call 81. Thompson
W ~ Hns'P. pi-t-st
RAiNcpATS-I-aaies' and gents ,-rov-
sneties. silks and Twee,is Direct
from facforr. on sale at Arcade. El,lg
North Leacn = niz-i7 s.,
YELLOW pisRII."-Guarant.. - in
mosquitoes. flies enats. bugs. nircs--
az insects Sold and guaranteed ~.
BAY street Pharmacy. corner i:av and
Ee..ch SITS f'hone sio rs .-tf
FOR Ii.ASTEniNG AMI patton work,
s''i"cn work speciality: work uli:sr-
anteef. See g. \ Brown. Holly I'm
li,-l1 limo
IVA AND Rr.vA LIVINGSTON i,uble
s,eroa'apiiers. Notary rnbic i,exa.f
l.l'.2. --- ~ le-> Il
Ii'Mi:ER The best in the state Tor the
lsi-f money We deliver ut s,,nf door
Phone .s5-J- The i9lonicl Company.
:. - Z
I;N'lNIsisf.iN';. b'st printing. drafting
Waier works ana water sois ersing Geo
Z. Main. licensed consulting engineer.
u Baker -. i'as ton.a. Phone -: ]
l7n- IT. i2-tf
WANTED yoan rental or pron fots
sale lst". 1t Srhtit' f:e:,'ts
"a" u; South i.ea,h. l1,sFinna nl9
Main. DAYTON, lssaeh. Phones t.i t.ni
- $3.50 y
MAC. the INlNTEE For dfSf class.
wo.ls -sir'iaIi'ed. l'eA me i,i*.p,..'.
- l-l' =
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-04

ron SALE. rars opportunity ara BAR
gain on south Rag ewogfi. sun ouHti.d
~ some Of the tsSt homes. Eient room.
Well bsiiii ho9se tour bedrooms and
bath up reception n.,l. pArni. dining
room. Kitchen drd 1artr- duwn. full
and nicely furnished Two front and
tseo rear porehes Iwo ear garage. loi
ID rs 1y6. SOME Deaflbe orange saYd
other butt trees aee juisman. 1,
ptange A.e. 80 3 = y
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'tUR SALE-4-inch slab wood at 81 -
d per strand. in quantities AT mill. Small
lot ". Deliver strands for yl2. Fiom-
: ich Go. Phone $751;.
5Z7-f2-12-ff
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FOR SALE Greeery ana mea, market
nest iooafien ~ baytopa Price res,-
sof4abie r. -. i;oS 1S2. city
AZ 12-Is-ff
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rOt SAf&-Furniture. three square
tables perfection oil heater. chairs.
electric iror: jsitchen utensils: dishes.
TOUR pairs curtains: k,rye trunk. nearly
new. ca'I mornings or evenings ~;
'rs.' ave p1-3-3t
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FOR SALE--Well located Dayfona in
GONE business property. Address FOX
Ff3fS. DaytDna. Etstt ca 70 80 Il
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$0R SALT New T. s. meat slicing ma )
chine. Price reasonable See f.. "
HUNT. Hotel Morgan, Daytora
4e,-f2-if- -
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ItJE RENT rive room con,fl.feis f'f
nis!lfd huugaiow @eeona nous. tpftfi
II r.a,f.rz. ftiph -.hrol Ing914f. fsf
.f.tllsf*las AYE ,Srfffe.ks
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FoE gfNT rhr Sew fa4ss iafn.-h.
apartments III "a ,sell.vHa 3Nea4@ s
t".,ds fNs tsftti. AL n.w fteui iu Z
~ ppile .tfsst dpos -.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-04

taE Rem lt @afhHs.ns ni8a h3af
nom ocean. plpa.f fH.iftsatHf i
fonfes tn9 haill h.sHffi1fts fste
iiielfs ts2 ~ fh8 Np@flt fn.fsf
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faR RENT besk reon u.a fal
ipds .It u Nanrnns, apefa4c
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foR SAf-tE 1879 model Hudson super
sIx, special built ss-uan. .uuiIJI,eI with
westinghouse air springs Flv. new
cora tires. Eatgaiii. 81. POO q. w Mac
tiriand 40 = Eitiecw God Ave. f'hon.
~, oo3 ~ - r
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-04

60 PERSONS. SUITE OF T-SGE
ROOMS. PRIVATE BATH HOT
WATER: GAS, ELECTRIC LIGHT
LINEN AND SILVER FURNISHED
RIO NICE pOaCHES: COY. COM
PORTABLE, DE StRABLE: CEITEp
OF CITY $3.50 FOB SEASON 2t2
LOOMS AVE 63s = 81 Z.
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FOR SALE OR Rent TWO new six
room bungalows. i modem inlprove-
rneiltS 1>icriA furnished. WOODLAND
Ave. near i:idgew1od Tel .vt
yf944il - II
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FOR SALE

tSlR SALE<--Sweet Peas and violets. cur
movers; coFner south Beach and Belle
W.. It:one ~. 13-l-3-5t
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SrNIhF. your automobile license At
1nce IRON Triple City Realty Company.
Lsytona or Dastona T:each s,0- - "a
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FJR SALE handsome. high class
tuxe'11 suit Could not now he bo,ie h [
I1f less than 500 new For sale "a
I:tec tller the Tailor. ~ Magnolia ~.
f'rlc" 50. 5I3- u ~ [
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ENN Fll<T- F.s 1eptIbiIaIN vi ut
ni~h.-.' and cr,nph-t. altar iuriiis tor Z
~ f,Df-otis - frfa@" 4 $50 siii ~
rs y Palmetto ASc 81 l}nfie ~
11l 10 Z !.
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STATE INSPECTED STRAWBERRY
pants. klondykes and Missionary.
prompt shipments. 81 per thousand. e
,. DurIink. Starke. Fla. 7-7-2I-tf
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TO ,I lots on re.in ,,,.s near Main
!. Terms IL wanted,
3usiness corner or Main street, Dayfora
Beach. Ripe for subdivision Sil 500
Terms This proD<flS will double in
value in two 10. three years
lot near Clarendon S4ot9I Il feet front
southern exposure. <2E1O If sold this
week. Really worth $40 per front foot.
reOCd room for two houses.
Dyne OF the finest apartments in TripIe
Cities Just completed. four rooms ana
Dath. only $5sA iGur senspxm.
ome good two room apartments only
Sla0 for season Or $40g,er month. Cen
traIly located. Daytd3l Beach
plendid six-rocm bunSa1bsv. furnished.
Holly wood avenue. Daytona Beach
only $500. Terms
zeautituS seven ROOM cottage. modern
rwN-storv. stucco. with tile roof. high
and prominent copners near auditor
ir Ssnni Furnished. inSi1Hipg riano. $4,000.
Rstce. modern two story furnished house
y Hahfax avenue, Seabreeze, $500. Eas,
! - TRIPLE CITIES REALTY CO.
LUCAS TIVE BAND MAN"
Eeach Office Phone 7sG-W
10y = i.ft ''Hh-t -.-.--.-t a ,iHoHe Loo
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ofs SALE-Small furnished hotel at Or
nond- Seventeen bedrooms Small
rash payment. terms to suit on balance.
Randall. Smith & Randall "a V,i,s;a.
ave 3-I-l1-1-tf
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-04

FV5ft SAI-F.--MOdern home and IN. acr..
orange Srove---i'acking house equip,eti-
irfiit gees with the place il taken now
10y .cz.- W Nttf.i. S-l-2-tt
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-04

! Elbow PERIL --Guaranf.-sl "a lsill
mosquitoes, flies. enats bugs. n,ires-
az insects Sold and guaranteed ~
IttA street iftiiinhcS. corner i:..v and
lietcai SITS f'liunc 4no as ar
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-04

Ok SALE OR RENT--New modern g.
room house. all conveniences. splendid
located. furnished or unf,irniahed
rental price. $500. and up to Nav
w. +. Colby. Ormond Fla. s1g-te-3-ff
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-04

RAI\coATS-I -aaies- and GENTS .-,.,,
enetits. Silks and Twee,is Dir.at
from ficforr. on sale at Arcade. El1a
III - r..-t-1i - .f1-i PSI
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-04

>bfHE Whistle evrrr..,.}y n.-x.,,..
iiwn mower blades. DO awav with III
i"a an" grinding. Always sharp and
ready Tor work. Gail 81 .rb.n,s.
fi.vcle Shop s;ts,
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-04

DOR SALE-F'jne water front horne cir.
IN Holly Hill Bulk headed s7n6. 90
sten'iall. Smith Il Randall. "a vohisia
ave. :76-1f- IS r.