News-Press from Fort Myers, Florida • Page 4

Mli'C'flfJHi lilts i I I i -1 i 4 i. H2 FOflT JTJIHS PEtSS, tOBT MXEES, iXOBIDI 20UB Free Note Book CAPTIVA Pear Common GRAPES Flower Sea Grapes SUGAR APPLES SURINAM CHERRIES WOOLLY MYRTLE CASHEW NUT CUCUMBER SAPODILLA AVACADO Common TANGELO Thprtton Sampson Thompson GRAPEFRUIT Marsh Seedless Florida Common Royal Silver Cluster Duncan Seedling Sour LEMON'S Eureka Sicily Ponderosa Villa Franke CALEMAXDERTNK LIMES Key The citrus display is in charge of Green Tomato Pickled Peppers Haw Cucumber Pickle Sweet Tomato, Oreen Muutard Pickle Gherkins Pickled Chayotes, Sour. Mango Chutney Pepper Sauce Pepper Sauce Spiced Carrots SpicVd Grapefruit 'Baby Cucumbers, Sour Sploteil Kumquats 7 Beets Corn 'pSAuerj rti-jiut! 'Lima Beahs iCaulttlower Greens Shelled' Beans Palmetto Cabbage Okra Carrots Peppers Soup Mixture String Beans Cow Peas Carrots and Peas Wax Beans Peas Cabbage Pumpkin Squash Green Beans Turnip Greens Tomatoes HAND WORK HatPiilmetto Sugar Cane Pirte Needle Basket REED WORK Tray Baskets FAN MADE OF BAMBOO FIBRE COCOANUT GARDINERE The creditable exhibit of canned Pencils and Note Books of Noted Men 'M If 'you could peep into the note books of men who have risen to prominence, you would see how helpful has been the systematic use of the penciled note to increase their mental equipment. Admiral Sims has said that a man should never be separated from an efficient pencil and a note book. 'i The Ingersoll Pencil is best of all.

Tj See ouV window display now. 50C, 1 00 and Up 134 Hendry Kumquat Banana FRCIT3 Pineapple Wild Piujn Gooseberry Mango Mulberry Catley Guava James Grape Carissa Papaya Pink Gnava While Guava Fruit Salad Sand Pears Pear Guuvas Chinese Guavas Haden Mango Surinam Cherries Hog Plums Cecil Mango JELLIES Guava Sua Grape Roselle Whoolly Myrtle Kumquat Surinam Cherry Carissa Strawberry Mint Coco Plum PRESERVES Grapefruit 'Guava Papaya Hadwn Mango Pumpkin Green Tomato Mincemeat Orange Wild Plums Rangpur Chayote Carissa Mango Hog Plum Tangerine Kumquat Chayote and Kumquat Fig Sea Grape Strawberry MARMALADES Coco Plum Orange Loquat Grapefruit Rangpur Carissa Roselle Tangerine Kumquat Sea Grape CONSERVES Grapefruit Florida-Sour Ornnge Rangpur Papaya Loquat Hog Plum' JAMS Mango Carissa Wild Plum Roselle Gnava Catley. Guava Carrot Citrus Sea Grape Papaya Wooly Myrtle Surinam Cherry PICKLES Sweet Pickled Cucumbers Dixie Relish Corn Relish Tickled Beets "Watermelon Pickle Pepper Relish Green Papaya Sweet Pickle Mixed Pickle Green Papaya Sour Pickle rirheriaen'3 Lodge gave the second dance of the season Saturday niRbt which was well attended by hotel guests, Snyder School teachers and pupils, and cottagers, also Dr. and Mrs. Miles, Miss Louise Miles, and Miss Loralne Tichenor, who remained ovTr the week-end.

The Snyder School's Orchestra furnished excellent music for the dancing. Fishing at the near-by passes and Jn the channel has been successful and interesting all week. Tuesday, Dr. Frost of Fishermen's Lodge brought in forty-four large redfish, two other guests at the Lodge came in with six hundred pounds of red-fish, mackerel, trout and grouper. Even the merest amateur fishing from a rowboat seems to land quite a variety of edible ones.

Stone crabs, scallops and clams are plentiful and later shrimp and oysters will be brought In. Mr. Gates who lives in the Frierson place at the bridge finds himself the unhappy possessor of a huge alligator (equally as unhappy) in his well which he will gladly present to any person or persons who will capture und remove the same. E. A.

White, E. G. Burke and Warren Richards transacted important business in Fort Myers Wednesday boat. Quito a party of cottagers enjoyed a picnic at Red Fish Pass one clay this week. In the fleet of boats which landed them on the shady side of the pass we noted Cupt.

and Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Terry, Mr. and Mrs. Thum, Mr.

and: Mrs. Fayram, Mrs. Mishop and two guests, Mr. and Mrs. Jaeger, Mrs.

Halsey, Dr. Banning and Mr. Wll-martn. Mr. Trimmer who has stopped at Camp Gore for so many seasons called upon his many friends here Monday.

He is at present in Punta Qorda where he is an active worker in the Presbyterian Church. J. B. Hoffman made a business trip to Tampa the first of the week. An informal stone crab session was held Thursday night at the cottage of Mr.

aii(LAIrg. Wellington Martin itl Silver King Division of the island. The following Crabs were present: (reading from left to right) Mrs. O. B.

White of Pittsburgh; Mrs. Anna 'McKay and Warren E. Richards, of Cincinnati; Edmund G. Burke, of Brooklyn, and Mr. and Mrs.

Welling-, ton Martin who took an active part in tho proceedings. Forty-eight minor Crabs were also present from the sur rounding passes. Fishermen's Lodge addition house for the guides in Mitnson street Is nearing completion. The stops at the several docks i which the steamer "Dixie" makes on Captlva give excursionists, making the round trip from Fort Myers, pie time to view the bathing bench, gather shells and inspect Fishermen's Lodge and its appointments while the vessel is discharging her cargo. When 'time permits, Captain Kinzie personally conducts these side trips.

T. F. Alderman," the enterprising merchant of Captiva, has found th steadily Increasing volume of bus! ness necessitates the construction of a Storage warehouse which Is nearly completed at the head of Palm avenue adjoining the City Dock. t.T.F. fOt'NTY IS WINS Kit OF TEX PRIZES AT TIMIW (Continued from Page 1) are hut further proof of the fact that soil Jn this section is particularly fitted for the raising of many pro ducts and especially those given the ribbons at Tampa.

Her booth at the Fair is wonderfully fine. On display are the following: fltms DlKplay ORANGES Pineapple Temple Lue Gim Gong Seedling Parson Brown Navel King Ruby Blood Boone's Early Lamb's Summer TANGERINES 1 Dancy -Willow KUMQUATS -Nagaml DON'T WAIT Take Advantage ol a Fort Mym itl. Ken's Experience When the back begins to Don't wait until backache becomes chronic; 'Till kidney troubles develop; 'Till urinary troubles destroy night's rest. Profit by a Fort Myers citizen's ex perience. Mrs.

E. J. Wbidden, 37 Heitman says: "I was all run down and suffered from kidney complaint. Wnen 1 swept, twinges of pain took me in the small of my back and had me all played out. My hands bloated badly caused by the irregular action of my kidneys.

1 suffered from severe pains in the back of my head and I felt tired and' worn I read about Doan'a Kidney Pills ami used twq'boxes. They cured me of the attack. The pains left my back and head and tne bloating went out of -my hands." 60., at all dealers. Foster-Milburn Buffalo, X. Y.

1 i 1 Shiny Nos.es AND Oily Skins Require special' attention; hence the popularity of I 1 Astringent Treatments designed particularly to produce speedy results. Marinello Beauty Shop Room 2 Earnhardt Uldg. For Sale Cheap on Very Easy Terms or For Rent 'with privilege of buying. Complete set, very handsome drug fixtures, soda fountain, bash registers, in part or ALL. Inquire Royal Palm Pharmacy 206 First Street Fort Myers, Fla.

FOOT '-k fruits and vegetables and of hand work is in charge of Miss- Lynn Mc-Nutt, Home Demonstration Ageht and Mrs. F. S. Ballentine, President of the Hqme Bureau of Lee County. Farm Prod lies VELVET BEANS Common Chinese CASTOR BEANS CONCH PEAS CORN Cuban Flint White Flint CASSAVA ROOT CASSAVA STARCH ARROW ROOT ARROW ROOT STARCH PUMPKINS 3 Varieties SUN FLOWER OATS, 90 DAY C.

R. Foster, of Alva, is in charge of this exhibit. SEA SHELLS Collection Place Cards (From Boca Grande) NUTS Cocoa nut Pecan Cannon Ball Chemically Preserved Fnit and Yeiretables MANCO Apple Mulgoba 7 Haden Cecil Sandersha Seedling AlphoiiHe Paherr GUAVA Catley More Profit i I' for a limited time with each John Wanamaher "It hot been a good tule tor Uie wrltr read booK. and uewnpttpera to listen to nrravher uiMjleolurerH wltU ft pvu fit In Uan aad to wrKe word or twoofaReDtpuoa (irliited or flpuk(n tvblch ictiui mn to vrht li vf read or beard. Billy Sunday "My dw I npvtMTeail liook trb-oiit nuirUiia mrlk1iikpa-A3aei: hid,) wrltn In my ni.uh"k MMfntdrant aud ntr.frrtpb.i unit iu Angtlo Patri "Tewh tlifru to tlilaK ii lool In tlu lr hf lid.

to evprrwJ eltuer la nih'nrb ur mo feo- blu KH lAUll Phone 113 BRING RESUL 5 v'. 7th Arches; Cprns and have him" COMPANY JL Clint Bolick. The fine fruit was fur nished by the Lee County Packing which was awarded first prize for its cranofrult: the Stripes Pack ing the Alva Citrus Packing and the Owanita Citrus Packing Co. Vegetable and Garden Prodncts TOMATOES SQUASH Patty Pan Summer Crocked Neck Hubbard CABBAGK Flat Dutch Waketield HEAD LETTUCE TURNIPS White Globe Purple Top Cow Horn RUTABAGA CHAYOTE CELERY CUCUMBERS Long Greeu White Spine SWISS CHARD BEETS RADISHES SWEET CORN CARROTS ONIONS SPINACH OKRA ENGLISH PEAS CAULIFLOWER PEPPERS Ruby King Ruby Giant BEANS Refugen Wax' Stringless' Kentucky Wonder SUGAR CANE Green r' Ribbon Cuban Red Ited p-74 1 Japanese Coniriioh Japanese improved Red Improved POTATOES, IRISH Red Bliss Red Triumph FOTATORS, SWEET Nancy Hall Porto Rica Yam Otaheita Yam Fruit Other Than dims STRAWBERRIES GUAVAS Pear Common BREAD-FRUIT PAPAYA Improved Cuban AVACADO McDonald -Collins Taylor Trapp Alamanda SAPADILLO TAMARIND PINEAPPLE Red Spanish KAFFIR ORANGE BANANAS Cavendish Horse WATERMELONS Florida Common Irish Gray Tom Watson JUICES' Jaffa Orange Tangerine Lemon Pineapple Orange King Orange Mango Grape Wild Loquat Navel Orange Satsunia Orange Temple Orange I Carissa Mulberry Grapefruit Roselle Guava Lime Huckleberry Red Guava VINEGAR Roselle 1 Thi immense sales volume is important to vegetable growers and shippers' for two reasons: Firsts-it; shows the stability of our business. A concern that operates on such an enormous, scale must be fimdy.

established and therefore reliable. Second it shows enormous patronage. To roll up a sales total of this magnitude requires a big customer list. That, in turn, indicates that selling vegetables at auction has proven to be the most profitable method, otherwise we could not have induced hundreds of growers and shippers to sell -through us year after year. If our customers did net find it more profitable to sell through us they would not be our customers And if it is more profitable for them, why should it not be more profitable for you? The answer is contained in our booklet "More Dollars -for, Fruit Growers," It's Free.

Write for a copy today. Bigger Crops TiieVwitmionCa a EsUMishul 1896 202-208 Franklii Street, New York City l.i V. For the convenient of Florida shipper, New York auction market information may txi obtained at lb office of W. Chewnins. Orlando.

The man who gets most for the money he invests in hi3 crop is the man who obtains largest yield per acre and thereby reduces his per barrel or per crate cost. He makes money when prices are low and he makes more money when prices are high. He believes in regular, liberal applications of suitable fertilizer. 10 I I I I III V' 1 PRESS WANT ADS Dr. ScholVs frmours BIG CROP VEGETABLE FERTILIZERS Satisfy every need of your soil and crop.

Their crop-making ability has been proven by actual field results. Those successful growers who continue to use them year after year know they can be depended upon to make big crops if big crops are possible. They are made from the finest materials obtainable, and the plant-food is balanced to suit the particular crop for which it is intended, tfrmoufs BIG CROP CITRUS FERTILIZERS Good bloom, liberal setting'of fnrit, growth to increase future bearing surface and general upbuilding of the tree are aimed at in spring citrus fertilizing. Late January or early February is usually regarded as the best time to make the spring application. Your harvest next fall W'ill prove the wisdom of a liberal application of fertilizer this spring.

There is a BIG CROP brand especially suited to your needs. COMFORT EXPERT i will be with us Thursday February TOMORROW ONLY jjiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiin iiiiiKii in Htm it nil ii 1 1 iiiim nitf iiiimif imiif imiiiiiiiifiti njt I THE CENTRAL AUTO LAUNDRY Is the best place to get I Your Car WashpH nnH 1 If you are having any trouble with Fallen or Callouses, he can help you. Come in look after any foot troubles you may have. m. VUOIIVU Good workmen, take great care with every 1 I job entrusted to Jus I Warehouse at Fort Myers ARMOUR FERTILIZER WORKS THE, HEITMAN CLOTHING PRICES REASONABLE Adjoining: Central Filling Station Main Street Fort Myers i Jacksonville, Florida i.aiiniHiiiiniiUNiiiiiiiiiiiiiituiiiriiiiHiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiHiT.