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THE PALM BEACH POST Page Three Saturday Morning, September 22, 1928 "BIG SISTERS CURE DR. S0RY URGES PEOPLE TO BECOME INOCULATED LAKE WORTH NEWS CHURCH SERVICES BULLETINS OF IIKlllA IX AND FOR PALM II tOI.NTV. IS IIAMKRI. t'HSB MISCOUNT CORPORATION', a Florida curiioratiuii, Complainant, vs. JOHN M.UCOS, THOMAS M.

RICK AltHS, .111., mid HKi.iON O. AliUS, his will'; GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY" OK MOW YORK, corporal inn 'if Yolk, Defendants. A i I-1 1, 0 I MITK'li Or MASTKK'M SA1.K Noiice is hereby given that under and by virtue of tin: Filial Decree liereto- FEATURES; ON THE AIR Saturday, Sapt. 22 Katttm Standard Jtme) 6:00 Astoria OrehMtra; Dinner Muste AVEAF V. WRC WCAE WWJ Talk on Husiit'ss by Dr.

Julius Klein "WJZ WBAL WHAM KDKA WLAV KYW WSM. WHAS WRC Variety Hour, with Mildred Hunt AVEAF WEEt WTIC WRC WMWCAKWWJ WSI 8:30 Accordion Quartet; Classical and Modern Music WJZ KIW WBZ KDKA W.TK 9:00 Lucky Strike Hour: Tunes of Broad wavWEAF WJ5BF WTIC W.IAR WTAI5 AVC8H WFI WRf WGY W(JR WCAE WTAM WWJ WSAl WHAS W.SB AVBT WJAX Lake Worth, An order advising all persons to be innoculated against typhoid fever' as a precautionary measure has been issued by Dr. B. Li. Sory, city health officer.

Health conditions in the city are excellent, the doctur stated, but extreme care must be taken along sanitary lines to prevent, sickness. The typhoid treatments are being- administered by all doctors in Lake Worth. Allhoiigh the water work of the city have not yet been placed in re pai 1-, a plentiful supply of pure water is being furnished by file engines, pumping from wells at the ice plant on the North Dixie and at the SouMi addition Park, as well as from a well at the electric plant. WIKLLKSS SOINIILK I OK SHIPS Kquipped with a wireless- sot. for taking soundings the steam trawler Saint Endylion recently sailed from Grimsby, Kngland on its way to Ireland.

This is the first, steam trawler to be equipped with a wireless sounder. The skipper, to find the depth of the water, switches on a wireless transmitter and broadcasts through the water the note of an electric gong; then with earphones adjusted, he listens for the note. There will be 20 aiiars in tin- new Abbey church of the Order at AVoolhampton. Berks, Kngland, when it. is completed.

It will be. known as Dousi Abbey. Ml. 4-7 IV THE CIRCI IT CCI KT OF KIFTKiCNTH CIIMTIT The followiiis notices have been issued for public information and are published for that purpose. POLICE DEPARTAtENT It has been brought to my atten tion that persons within the city limits of the city of West Palm Beach, Florida, have been promis- icously carryinR firearms on their net-son without proper authority.

jThi8 from now on. be discon- tinned. No peison or persons will be allowed to carry any kind of firearms other than those authorized by law; those authorized by law are as follows: Sheriff and his deputies; special deputies will have authority signed by the sheriff; chief of police and policemen; special policemen will have authority signed the chief of police; National Gu.in officers and enlisted men, S. Coast, Guard, and United Slut Government officials. F.

H. MATTHEWS, Chief of Police. ADDItESSES wno have o.luirw 1 register at Red Cross in or(U)r lnat miMi mesBasos and lelo. rams mflV ne delivered, at the Lost doraftnient. BOY AM) (illtt, SCOUTS Beginning' Ssturday morning', Sep- 22, 192R, all Hoy and Gi'l Scouts must report to the Scout desk at general headquarters of the Amer- it-an Red Cross in the AVagg build- ins.

This is imperative, as It Is necessary to have these organizations, working efficiently. All Boy and Girl Scouts in the Palm Beaches are expected to be working during' this crisis. W. .1. A ON BEHREN, Scout Commissioner.

EVELYN MITCHKLU Girl Scout Director, i EMERGENCY IMU YIDL'AI, KOOC KEl.IEK No. 1. Harvey building; No. SOTS North Dixie; No. 3, 2714 South Dixie Food supply station for colored is maintained at H07 Rosemary.

The nou edict Io work, no rood, is AGED LAKE WORTH MAN SECOND STORM FATALITY 'Lake AVorth, The second death inee Sunday's hurricane in this city was reported yesterday when James 15. Dunkin, 78, died at his home, 403 South street. Apoplexy, caused by unusual exertion and excitement following the slorm. was said to have been the cause of his death. The deceased came to this city 3 years ago from the Collinwood of Cleveland, Ohio, and was formerly wreck master on Ihe New York Central railroad for years.

He is survived by his widow, three daughters, Mis. Frank A. Falts, Lake Worth, Mrs. A. G.

Chilton and W. K. Wickert, Cleveland; and two sons, James F. Dunkin, Tuscan, Arizona, and George W. Dunkin, Cleveland, Funeral services will he held Sun-! day afternoon at 3 o'clock at the Lake Worth Funeral home with Rev, Lillian Fulton, officiating.

Interment 'will be in Woodlnwn cemetery. IMPORTANT LAKE WORTH RECORDS FOUND IN TACT Lake Worth. All Important records of the city of Lake Worth were found to he intact yesterday in the vaults of the city hall on Lake avenue, which was destroyed by the storm. Although the building is practically a total wreck the concrete vaults, recently installed, were untouched, according- to City Clerk W. Hut-schenreuler, and except for current correspondence, in the desks and lemporary records on the counters 1he record books of the city were found to be in pood condition.

A temporary city hall has been lo cated on the second floor of the liurislun building', Dixie highway and Lake avenue, anil Commissioner Finance K. S. Morton, City Au ditor K. C. Fwins' and the city clerk are busy getting the affairs of the i city In shape so that, business may be resumed by next.

Monday morning- BABY BORN AT HOTEL Lake. Worth. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan liagg of Norlh It street, Lake Worth, have announced the birth of a baby boy, born Thursday night, at the.

Gulf Stream hotel, where they had taken refuge follow ine Sunday's storm. ALI.1KS NOW PLAY AT WAK For the first time in history army maneuvers were conducted by lie soldiers of two nations at a re'ent mobilization in the occupied Rhine territory. Before beginning their calvary maneuvers the French invited the 'Kind's Royal Irish Hussars to participate, and the invitation was gladly accepted. 1 in Qr. COOper Of First MethOdlSt i- i tXieriQS bOrOiai inVliailOn 4 For United Prayer Faced by the total or partial de molition of practically T.O per cent of i the places of worship in West Palm Beach, ministers here are preparing carry on with nr nearly unlnter- rupted services as po-sible Sunday morning-, Preliminary to norjiihs out some! plans for community services where! 'Individual congregations cannot as-j semble, Dr.

AV. -A. Cooper of the' First Methodist church yenerdny in- ited all pastors lo meet with him ai his study at 10 o'clock this morning, 'i Partial check of churches in he city revealed nine structures known to be totally wrecked; three partial- ly destroyed, while six structures came inrougn van only minor or re- vpairable. damage. The First Metlrodist church, which Is being used as a refugee camp, escaped with little damage other than a damaged roof garden.

Dr. Cooper i inviting; all congregations to join vwith his Sunday morning at regular 11 o'clock eer vices, Holy Trinity Kpiseopal church lost Its parish house, but the church edi- fice still stands. St. Ann's Catholic church is apparently in good condi tion. The Union Congregational I'lrch, which has served as Red rross committee- headquarters, sus- i lined minor damage.

The Salvation Irniy tabernacle is in good condition, has been used for refugees. Th'i Beth El Community house escaped with, practically no damage. 1m TnlC 1. Ui I' church and 4 Sea are nractieallv intact. The Poin-1 ciana chapel is slanding, but no vestiifaticn hi- hr.rn made as to Its interior' condition.

The United v.U.ema church It services in the AVoman's cluh, so I services can continue tminter-j Erupted. The First Christian Science church, in the process of const ruc- ion on inR jroni, was uamaey The Sunday si-hpol room for the 11 North wood 'Methodist church was de-: stroyed. but the bungalow church! "was only dumiiged ami services can I r.ntinlie Pt.tiuii'm 'nf thu fhui'i li Christ. and Hibiscus. problemai ii-al.

but services can be The, srrious- of the corditmn of the South 'Olive Baptist luiii'ii has not been 'reported. Structures knnnn to have been virtually leveled include: First Bap- tiat tabernacle, First Presbyterian, Southern Presbyterian, Sarah AYugg 'Memorial, Nortliwood Baptist, First Christian, ('lunxli of Christ (I'ivi- Chun of Christ (South Palm "Beach), t'hi-Utiun and Missionary Al'uance. ijfSfrvices luve been announced for ftDuriay morning to dme as follows: Jfirst Methodist, church, auditor- li Method dlloi'ilUH. F.rst Christian. Elks club.

I ii iaii. of M. T. Cftrmichuel, 102" South Olnc ave- I A I hurch su- SATURDAY. SEPT.

22 By The Associated Prml Programs In EflHtern Standard time. Add one hour for Eastern Daylight time. All time is P. AI. unless oilier-wise Indicated.

Wavelength on left of call letters, kilocycles on right. 491.5 WE A New York-Cn Ve.rietiei 4:00 Marionettes Bill and 6:00 Dinner Music 6:00 Venusylvaniam 7:00 Organ Kecital The Park Bench 8 Variety Hour 9:00 Lucky Strike Hour 10:00 Danes 454.3 WJZ New 2:30 Demonstration Hour Tea Times 4:00 Ideal Trio 4 ::0 Melodious; Organ Dunce Music 6:00 St. Kegis Orchestra 7:00 Mezzo-Soorano 7:15 Talk on Business (iodfrey Ludlow 8:00 Republican National Coirr Accordion Quartet 9:00 Studio Program 10:00 Slumber Music 422.3 WOR Newark 7:3 Tea Dance 5:15 Dinner Concert 6:00 Dance; Tenor 7:00 Astor Orchestra 7::10 Orchestra Big Time Black Cameos 9:30 Specht's Orchestra 10:05 Paramount Orchestra S09.1 WABC New 12:05 Orchestra Musical Programs 5:00 Songs 6:00 Tucker's Orchestra 7:00 Taking the Air Told in the Mountains Singers 8:00 Dance Music OM hrs.) 272.6 WPG Atlantic City--', 1:45 Organ; Dinner Concert 6:50 Castillians 7 Concert. Orchestral 8:00 Fry's Orchestra 11:30 Concert Orchestra 3:00 Dance Music (2 hrs 285.5 WBAL Baltimore 1050 6:30 Dinner Music 7:15 Talk on Business 7:3" WBAL Jubilee Singers 8:00 Hepublican National 9:00 Marylanders 508.2 WEEI Boston 59G 5:45 Bean Knights 6:30 Pianist Hooka 7:30 Park Bench 8:00 A'ariety Hour Lucky Strike Hour Talk 461.3 WNAC 4:00 Ted and His Gang 5:00 Dinner Dance Business Talk 6:40 Ladv of the 1-ories 7:00 WN AO Playis 8:00 HhoHes on the Pawtuxet Ballroom Orchestra 8A2.J-WGR Buffalo 990 8:00 Dance 8:00 Lucky Strike Hour 645.1 WMAK Sagamore Orchestra 7:00 Mr. and Mrs.

7:35 Auto Club Organ Kecital Dance Program 535.4- WTIC Hartford-560 7:30 Park Bench Variety Hour Lucky Strike Hour 260.7 WCAU Philadelphia 11E0 6:30 Dally News Hour 7:30 Jewish World Program 8:00 Wonderings of a Poet 8:30 Musical Chefs Dance Musio 405.2-WFI.WLIT Philadelphia 744) 7:00 Music (2 hrs.) 0 Lucky Strike Hour 10:00 Dance 315.6 KDKA Pittsburflh K1 Demonstration Hour 5:30 Dinner Music 6:20 Tours; Radio Club 7:00 Organ; Talk on Busiric -s-7 :15 Talk on Business 7 30 Godfrey Ludlow Accordion Quartet 483.6 WJAR Providence 620 00 A'ariety Hour i 00 Lucky Strike Hour 260.2 WHAM Rochester 1070 2:30 Demonstration Hour Dinner Music 15 Talk on Business :30 Theater Party Feature Organ Dance Mul 379.5 WQY I 6 :60 Penmylvanians 6 Musical Program 7:00 Mr. and Mrs. 7:30 Park Bench 8:00 Variety Hour 9:00 Lucky Strike Hour 10:00 Dance Program 133.1 WBZ 5:30 Demonstration Hour 6:00 Lowe's Orchestra :30 Orchestra 7:00 Musical Program 7:30 Godfrey Ludlow 8:00 Republican National Accordion Quartet 468.5 WRC Washington e0 2:30 Demonstration Hour Dinner Music Bible Talk Park Bench Vim Variety Hour m'O Lucky Strike Hour Slumber Music 516.9 WTAG Worceit: 6:30 Overture nit Studio Program The Park Bench oo A'ariety Hour Lucky Stjike Hour 434.5 CFCA Torontofi 7:00 ifuslcal Program 3:00 Music 356.9 CKCL Toronto840 12:45 Orchestra MMlLIii 11 lUUKl PALM Is open for business the full enforced, except in cases where TOP AND BODY REPAIRING ALL WORK GUARANTEED WRECKED CARS BOUGHT CHURCHILL and PITTS, Inc. Corner Railroad and 3rd Ave. entered by tlio Honorable C.

K. I Cliiiliugwurili, Judge of the Circuit I Court of the FifUeutU Judicial Circuit of Klorida, in that certain eituse in I 'hancery pending In I ho Circuit Court I in anil for Palm ('omit v. Fhir- i.la. wherein Klorida Discount Corpora- 1:011, a J'loriila corporation is torn-ptainniit mid John Makos, Thomas M. Itiekurtts.

and Helen O. Bickanls, his wife, end (iiiaranty Trust Company of New York, eoiporation of N'eu Y01U, are I ii-leiiila at the undersigned Musler appoinlcu nrifl nesig- Miiied ill em i tl Final Decree, will on tint 1st Hay of October, A. D. IKS. during 111' leyal hours of sale at ihe west front door of the Court House jn Ihe City of West Palm fieaek, I'alrn lieaen I'loriiia.

put. up anil sell lo the highest anil best bidder for cash that cirlaiu tract or pareel of land situale, lying and hi'ing in I'aliii Heacli County, Florida, described as follows: I. I block fi. A'istn Eno.niln Subdivision, iteeoriling to the plat thereof on file In the office of the I'lerl; of Ihe Circuit Court of Palm lleacli Klorida. Said properly will be sold subject lo Hie lien of a certain mortgage in the liriiiiipal sum of Two Thousand no) Dollars.

Said properly will be Bold for the purpose ot saiisfying the Final Been in Ihe above entitled cause. The sain will be iniiile. subject to Hie confirmation of tile Court and upon confirmation a Peed of i 'on veya nee will be executed by Hie iinilersipned as Special as aforesaid unto (he purchaser or purchasers at such sale. This dav of August. A.

1). W. T. CIKSON Special Aviators. Foskelt A AVilcox Solicitors (or CoiopTaliiaut, rms men 1 'I EI II I BEACH and will continue for season.

ft 11C, Hial 2-3121 mill investigation reveals unusual eir- B. c.vRR, Chairman. IIOl'SIMi COMMITTEE It urgent that citizens of J'nlm Beach nnen their homes workers from all over the state, he re here'helping. This affords maiv an opportunity to help serw worthy cause. Please report quar- ir to- the housing committee a.

American Red Cross headquartr C1IAS. IJOLTSIAW, Chairman. PMMBMSS Plumbers. Local requested to meet at. the Labor1 temple Sundcy moraing at o'clock on very important business.

L. COSTON. President. PALM II EACH MAIL The Palm Beach nor.i office weat.h-1 re-i the hiiiri'anc in good Church of Christ (Riviera), open air service. Church of Christ (Rosemary and Hibiscus), basement.

The Pepew, pastor of mciy.MMiiwBr and deliveries are now being made: Ihe Red Cross if they will register to the north and south sections ofjlhem with Charles Coffey, at the town, Lola Miller, lam night. a. art BA 1,1 NOTICE TO IZAAK WALTON HRS crying need for boats I'here is a I Classmates at Florida College For Women Help Newcomers Forget Home Stale College for Women, Tallahassee, Sept. 21. AC Newspapers may have their "sob sisters," but it takes women's colleges to have "big such as the Florida State College for AV'omen has.

Every freshman entering the State college here is assigned to an upper classman, who acts as a "big sister" lo the new girl. The "big sister" is, in a way, responsible for her "little Mster," and, throughout the year, assists the new girl in her work' and college activities. The.Y. AV. C.

A. sponsors the "Bijr Sister-Little Mister" movement, and during: the summer sends a notice to jlioth girls, giving the name and ad-I dress of the' "sister." The, "big sis-j tt'r" then writes a letter of welcome I tii the girl and offers any sug-I gesttions that may be help to Ihe girl upon her arrival at the college. During the first week of the school the Y. AV. C.

A. gives a party in honor of the "little sisters." Each "big sister" calls for her "little and during the evening intro-, uces her to a number of girls. Everything- is dune to make the fresh-' man feel that she is not amon; strangers but with a group of girls having the same interests and work-ins towards the same goal. The "Big Sister-Little Sister" plan is one of the many ways the older Strls strive to eliminate homesick-i ss among the new girls and to 'eep them Interested in the work lid activities of the school. If a freshman falls down in her work, it is the diitv of the big sister to visit i 'he instructors and find out the of the failure and then to talk Hie trouble over with the freshman and help her to Improve her work.

i There is no "ratting" or hazing of i freshmen, A spirit, nf friendliness prevails anion? the freshman and i upper classman. (il'M CHEWING LONDON CKAK Chewing; gum has become such a craze in London that cleaners in I trains, busses, theaters and motion picture houses are complaining' of ithe. extra work of removing the I "parked" wads from under the seats. Dealers say the demand for gum grew greatly during the summer, and they believe touring Americans were responsible for much of it. The ln-doners then took up the habit from the visitors.

last night services for. Sunday as follows: First Baptist church, in front of the tabernacle, Chicaso avenue and South Olive avenue, at 11 and 5:30 o'clock. South Olive South Olive and AVenonah place, at church, Sunday school, 9:15 o'clock, morning- service, 11 o'clock. PYTHIAN SISTKRS All Pythian Sisters In need clothing please call at Mrs. S.

Dickinson's home. 413 South Rosemary avenue. Clothinpr is beins: contributed by order of the grand officers of the Pythian Sisters. 1NSI KAN'CK The central executive coinmiltee of the Palm Beach County Bar associa- tion. following- a advises all persons who have insurance prol-; lems.

to see their local agents or regularly authorized adjusters of the companies by which Ihey aie insured. This committee has heen ad. vised that all companies will pay all losses as promptly as possible. A. ARTRIDGK, Chairman Central Executive Comrrriltee.

J'alni Beach utile Hi, wwi.i.in I inn I A I to It It hus come to Ihe attention of local labor leaders 11ml outside contractors are in this town expecting to reap large profits for repair work at the expense of storm sufferers. Local property owners are advised that local contractors iinilertan. 1he (situation and are nrikitig ever ef-! toil lo take care of Ihe work here at a minimum cost. Jt is stronyly suuuested that local contractors be consulted before any work is awarded. JACK ADA.1R, Jailor Headquarters.

VVATEK The offices of the est Calm Keaeh Water company will remain open Saturday and Sunday anil men wii he available at all hours to establish service wherever it has benn disrupted. PEKSONNEIj Services of additional intelligent I men and women for relief work are needed by Hie Red Cross. There is a i shortaee of help at, present. Apply ki Red Crosf, headquarters in the building. ALEX TAYLOR, 1 Chairman of ret'soiim I.

Kvery town bw ween Miami ml Jacksonville housing: refusees is requested to send in the names of.tlKi.-e so housed to the Lost an. I Found bit- I reau of the Red Cros, Harvey build- ine. West F'alm Rem h. iMII.lv IIOTTI.ES 1 The Red Cross food (list ribut ion heudouarteis in the Hnrvey building- Is experiencing; shortase of milU bottles. Many persons who have hem given milk have failed to return the I bottles.

They are asked to return them immeiliiitely. J. MARK WIU'OX. fltlt'E LISTS The central executive committee of the Palm Beach County Bar associa- tion will receive daily price lists from the wholesale merchants of the coun- I County retail merchants will be governed accordingly. A.

C. MART Rl in; K. i Chairman Central Rxeruiiive Committee, Palm Reich County Bar fissocintioti. I 'the First Christian church, stated Cnnt the building was covered by in-. surance.

and motors in relief work around1 ter at Masonic hall. This Is neces-Pahokee, South Bay and Belle Glade. 8ry on account of the frequent who know the conditions in the quests to locate individuals, and 'Glades are also needed to handle should be done regardless of condi- I 'j First 1'niie LtPhriaii church, club. Chris or! Alliance, Lske r. foo of Palm street.

I ALL QUE STORES ARE OPEN I 'The Rev. J. H. Richard of the First, t'nited Lutheran church, re-j nuested on behalf nf the American board ot Home mar an; members of his church report at jonce to him the estimated amount of pioperty damage sustained by each fsmily during the hnnicaue, Fabric Plaater- Hardware. PRICES i 1 I AUSTIN BROTHERS BOYNTON, FLORIDA FOR BUILDING SUPPLIES 1 ft" WEST PALM BEACH 429 NORTHWOOD AVE.

522 CLEMATIS AVE. 1879 POINSETTIA LAKE WORTH and DELRAY National A'? Trie Lnrr.r CHEAP these boats and motors. Members of the league who hav boats or motors will be of invaluabie service to LEGAL NOTICES NCI. 51 THE HI-TKENTH Jl Dltl.M. CIR-(TIT fOlRT IN ASl FOR PAI.M BrACH IS HANCF.RY.

No. 43f OTTO W. 8CHAUM. Complainant, vs. S.

B. rtnOWX. snd t'NUlNB BROWN, his wife: ARTHf I M. DEPEW, and MAR l.ol'ISE DB I'BW, his wife. JOHN JKXN-IMiS i iid S.

B. IR. rOMPAXT, corporal ion, Itefenibnr MITItH HftSClM. SAi.f: Xotiie is hereby jiven that under hy virtue of snd pursuant to that ceriaiu riniil iieeree of foreclosure and nle nisde and rendered h.v the Hon orntile ('. f'h i llin(twort Jililt" he Tin-nit t'onrr.

in snil fiir Palm IteiK'h I'ounty, KloriitH, in Hist certain cause therein pending whi re.n Orio W. Schaiini is complainant nuil S. It. Krowu. and I'lidine t'liti'r HroB-n.

liis nriff. and Arthur M. Hepew ami Mary l.oi:ise Oepevv, his wife, and John Jennings and S. R. Krnwn.

Jr. corporation are rlefenUants, the iindprsigned as Special Masier'apppoinf-ed by slid decree will offer for Bale anil sell to the highest ami best bidder for cosh before rhe froiir. door of rhe Court. Mouse in the County of Palm Meach, Stale of Klonilu. in the I'ily of Wear Palm Beach, on Ihe Timl Day of October, A.

i. Ihe mime being a legal Rale day. nnf) within the legal! hoiira nf wile, ihe following described property, situate, lying and being in the County of t'alin Heach. Slate nf Florida, more particularly described follow, to-wit l.ot Kitrhf (81 in Rluek Three 13) nf Vista Knianrn Addition to Weal I'nl in Meach, Florida, according to plat thereof of said Addition on' tile in the office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court In and for Palm Besrh County, florida. together with all and singular Ihe hereditament and appurtenances threunto belonging nr in any-viio appertaining.

Paled this 14th rinv of September, A. I. 102S. J. W.

SALISBURY. Special Muster Mel calf St Huh. Solicit ops for Complainant. Sept. IS.

22, nil WAIT I ANTHONY'S, I W'tiL'l? lllliMino- t'(t 0 I r. ,1 a work. FRED STUCK. State Secretary t. VY.

L. A. MASONS T4 REtilSTER All Masons are requesled to regis- Mon dup to storm. This applies to both local and visiting members. H.

G. YOCNG, Relief Committee. Local Christian Science relief work hy the joint Chri.tin Sri-nce churches have njieneil heail-rtnarters at 304 North Rosemary, in addition to the headquarters at 600 South Olive, and help will be given everyone, need. This organization Is working In harmony with the Red Cross. REMOVE WATER STAINS Water stains may he removed froiii fine office fixlutes with the ns of a solution of equal purls of Wua-t ii red alcohol and xwM oil, KranU T.

Kvan.1, insurance specialist, eslerday. slains may also he removed permanently it wai smI.1. The mixture is also a annd furniture pnllish Tsers shimld shake inere.li- ents well before usins, Mr. Kvons Sdifl. riATm.v We are in especial need of baby clothing and underwear for wom-n and children.

f.TXyPHING COMMITTEE, Chamber of Commerce Rlrig. "HIR4 SERVICES The following churches announced XO. 4o2 IV THK riRftlT rOl'RT OF THU FIFTKKNTH (IRCIIT OF FLORIDA. AMI FOR PAI nKACH IOINTV, FIORIllA, I'HAXCKIt (asr No. aws ANNA C.

DAV, joined h.v her hudhand, HOMER A. DAY. ComphiiiiHnts T8. PAPK, widow: C. PHILLIPS and x- PH11JJPS, hi wife; K.

A. MCLLINAX nnd -x Mri.IJ.VAX. his wife: K. SXYDEH nnd SNVDKR, liin wife: CI, Aft KNCB WILI.ATtn nnd MARGKRY 1 1, LARD, hiK wife: JOHN AVKST nnd I WKST, and nil other parties of interest who'll names nnd addresses are unknown to tile ciiniplainiinl HefeniliiulR. MONTGAOfl FOKK.

I OSI KF IVOTIIF, OF MAHTKR'K HM.K Notice hereby iriren Hint under end by virtue nf a final decree dated and entered the dav of Anginal, A II. mi. in Hie Circii'il'duir! nf tile Fifteenth Jndiehtl Circuit nf Flnrida. I in and fur Palm Reach Count-, Klor- I idn, in Chancery, in said catiae, where- i in Anna Out, joined by" her husband, 1 Homer A. llay, are complainants, and Funnr L.

Pape. a widow: C. K. Phil-1 i lips and Phillips, his wife: K. A.

Mullinax and Itnllinax. his wile; I K. It. Snyder nd -x Hnyder. hist wife; Clarence Willard and Marjrer.v Willard, his wife; John V.

West, anil Orril M. Weat, and all other parties of interest who's names and addresftes are 1 unknown lo the complainants, are de- fendanta. R. J. Kmon.

appointeii by said decree, will, on M. unlay, the 1st I nay of Octnh9r. A. It between the! hniirs of Wtoren A. and Two P.

I the same heinir the legal hours of sale, i at the west door, heint the front door nf rhe f'onnty Court House located at Waf Palm Beach, Florida, sell arXpnb-. lie outcry to (he highest bidder, lor cash, all of Hie, following described trrrt, piece or pateel nf land, situate. lying and being in Palm Beach Coinfv, i Florida, to-wii Lots Twelve (121 anil Tliirleen (13) in Block One Hundred Fitly-i three I in the townsite nf l.ii-I come. aecordiiiK to Hie Palm Reach Farms Company Plat 2. recorded in Plat Book 2.

paces 3d to 40. in the office of the Clerk nf the Cir-j curt Court of a. id County, and State. Sri'fl land will be sold to aatis.fr said i (iorreel interest, taxes, and all costs. Dated at.

West Pnlrr. B'eaeb, Florida, this 13th day of Septemh'er, A. D. 192. I R.

J. BACON Special Master i I 310 3.12 (Jlrjuafes FOR ANNOUNCEMENT OF KELLY TUCKER Salvage Sale OF OUR STOCK DAMAGED BY THE STORM, WE MUST UNLOAD. PRICES WILL STARTLE YOU OPEN BUSES FOR 3 0 stock ur ens urnisnmss LAKE AVENUE AND PARK STREET -GPECIALS FOE SATURDAY- Clothing Women's Apparel MtOA op Per PnnnH 3 SLCAB CREKK RTTTKR Per iCmiim) OOC BACON (sftt'ARES, 9Ci Per Fonnd t-t PORK IWN ROA8T, OA End Cut, Per TmmA. 3U( imiSruy 28 WASWWKJTOW MARKET FTRWE Tfl STAY SWEET POTATOES a Pounds Z5C l.ETTITE, Hard Heal Iceberg, n- Head-2 for ZOC EfiiiS, KrHh Florida Per flown OO WHITE MAI.AtiA GRAPES Per Pound MCE STOCK I RESH RI'NTH OOOKS F. H.

JOHNSON THO. H. TAYLOR ens ana women Footwear i undamaged by the storm I.EAL ADVICE The central executive committee of Ihe bar association will meet each morning at 10 o'clnnk on the second floor of the Wagg building. The legal advisory committee will be in aftssion daily on the icoh'd floor of the Wagg building for the purpose of giving ree legal advice to any person who may desire it. A.

G. HARTRHXiE. Chairman Executive County 'Bar association. QUALITY FIRST A (UnAte Mrkct Onter mmmmmmmmmmic rplainant..