Tallahassee Democrat from Tallahassee, Florida • Page 7

TAULAIIASsSZE DAILY DZUOtnAT THURSDAY APRIL 15, 1323 bad been left in the gulf with ly services at the Methodist Mrs. Will Gramling, Mrs. Bran CLASSIFIED NOW HATCHING vj- Good taste dictates ifcTLEY OIAUND AMI COMPANY INC Dealers in Florida Real Estate Lively Building PHONE 180 TEA In for any occasion Tom Barron Strain White Leghorn Baby Chicks $15. Per Hundred. THE BAGNAIL POULTRY FARM Tallahassee Midwav Florida 14-ot MICCOSUKIE ITEMS Mrs.

c. M. Winchester attended the District Conference of Methodist church which convened at Tallahassee last week. Rev. W.

LTElkins filled his regular appointment at Chaires Sunday. Miss Eunice Mulder of Barney, is the guest of her uncle, Mr. s. Mulder and family. Mrs.

Kate Van Brunt, Mrs. Hattie Connor and Mrs. J. A. Herring motored to Tallahassee Friday.

Mrs. E. B. Dykes, on her return from Washington, D. where she was a guest of Senator and Mrs.

George and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Nix, was the guest of her sister-in-law, Mrs. T. S.

Greene and family last week. She left for her home, Vienna, Tuesday. Dr. and Mrs. W.

F. Yarbrough, church, and Rev. Crowson filled the pulpit for morning and evening services. At the urgent request of many in the community Crowson has consented to remain for a serie of meetings which are being held at the church here, and we wish to ask all who can to come. Morning services will be held at eleven o'clock, evening services at eight.

Rev. Crowson is a preacher of unusual ability, a consecrated man and a deep student of the Bible, and his sermons are a delight to all who have the pleasure of hearing him. Preparations are being made by the Seaboard Air Line to extend the side track east quite a making a passing track for the many trains which meet here daily. A part of the force have arrived already and are preparing to begin operation of the steam shovel which will be used in the work. Mr.

and Mrs. H. S. Ryder spent Sunday in Tallahassee as the guest of relatives. Mrs.

Wilbur Pupree and sister, Miss Ina Boone, of Tallahassee, were brief visitors in the burg Monday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Haxton, and Mr. and Mrs.

II. S. Ryder spent a pleasant evening on Lake P.radford Friday, together with where they enjoyed a weiner roast. Mrs. McQueen Chaires and Mrs.

Lee Collum of Lloyd were the uests of relatives here Monday afternoon. Among those shopping in Tallahassee Saturday were Mr. and Mrs. J. H.

Patterson, Mrs. J. B. Patterson, Mr. Lucious Lingo, Mr.

and Mrs. A. B. Folsom, Mr and Mrs. I T.

Taylor, Mr. Isara Taylor, Miss Lilla Taylor, Mr. Mrs. H. S.

Ryder, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Haxton, Mrs. W. Johnson and Mr.

and Mrs. A. O. Stephens, Mr. C.

P. Goodson and Mr. Pete Scott. Mr. J.

C. Howard, who is with the Surveyors force stationed here at present is doing following an opt ration for appendicitis at Johnston's Hospital last Thursday afternoon. nis friends hope for him a speedy recovery. bachares frnm MttoSLK infraction of the traffic law. Tampa A real "sea dog" was found upon arrival of a steamship here, and this time it was cne in the literal sense.

The dog ft as an American bull, of New 'jersey nativity. Five of its six years of life had been spent on the sea as a mascot, and it could not be kept a.shore, the captain fcaid. Paytona I teach Daytona Beach is expecting between 5,00 and Floridians on May 7 and 8, when the annual state Convention of the Florida Division of the American Iegion is held. A feature of the gathering will be the presence of the national commander, Colonel John It. Quinn, of Ohio.

The corner stone of the Legion Home here will be laid. Orlando When an offer of $250 was made to anyone who would drive a truck for five hours a day, with Saturday afternoon and Sunday off, from Fort Worth, Texas, to nearby oil fields, Florida supplied the man. Scores of applications for the job were sent in from the Sunshine state. The truck is to be loaded with trini-tololoul, better known as T. N.

a high explosive. Fensacola Melvin Shotz, of Pensacola, saved the life of a young comrade, when, while the two boys were swimming in the gulf, Frank Riera xaught by an under-tow and went down. The two swam for several hundred yards to reach' land after their boat, which had run, out of fuel, Francis Kelson, another youth, who could not swim. Palmetto Grove Lost for three 'ays in a dense swamp, without food and and forcea to eat the tail of their dog, Major, in order to find subsistence to eventually find their way home, was the harrowing experience of Deputy Sheriff Peter Swick and two friends. Bill Sutch f.nd Uz Mabee.

The three had been fishing and decided to iae a short cut home. They became lest in the swamp, with only stagnant water to drink and nothing to eat. Sutch, desperate, seized Major and cut the dog's tail off. It was roasted over a fire and the three ate it to the bone, the dog himself finishing it up. The three then resumed their wanderings, and shortly afterwards found their way out.

Milton The 'influenza epidemic' of K125-2U has just struck the (togs and cats of Bagdad. The rnimals have been dying from the disease. The cats have been refusing to eat rats and the dogs 'turn up their noses at bones, just as humans do when they are attacked by the malady. The symptoms are almost identical with animals, as with humans, the physicians say. Stuart Harry A.

Geyer, of Ft. Wayne, has been appointed a full-time secretary of the Martin County Real Estate Board. The appointment followed -a meeting of the board, heldhere. 6 6 6 is a prescription for Malaria, Chills and Fever, Dengue or Bilious Fever. It kills the germs.

CHJIRES ITEMS Chaires, Florida, April 12, 1926. Rev. F. L. Crowson, former pastor of Lepn circuit eleven years ago, arrived Saturday and is being gladly welcomed by a host of friends.

Rev. Crowson's home is now at Okeechobee. Sunday was the usual day for month 99 the J. a HENDERSON CONSTRUCTION WORKS Building Subdivisions Mowing and Plowing LIGHT AND HEAVY HAULING ALSO DITCH SAND Any time, and where any place. Personal Attention given all orders.

Phonc 757 Reasonable Rates J. C. HENDERSON, MGR. I I i COLUMN FOR SALE FOR SALE Bargain, 2 small counters, cheese cutter, 1 show case, bicycle. Tallahassee Shoe Fixery.

13-tf. FOR SALE One lot in Highland Park, 60x135. Price $900.00. B. M.

Cates Realty Co. 8-tf FOR SALE A five room house near the Governors Mansion, completely remodeled Lot 60x170 $4,750. Terms. A good buy. B.

M. Cates Realty Co. 8-tf FOR SALE: Cadillac Touring car. in first class condition, new cord tires and tubes. Call at office.

Aaron Levy. 5 FOR SALE A splendid lot on North Bronough Street, SOslGG. $750.00. Terms if desired. B.

M. Cates Realty Co. S-tf. LIST TOUK PROPERTY WITH US For Quick Results ATKINSON BICIIAKDS 395 E. Pensacola St.

FOR RENT ROOMS Nice, large apartment, with runing hot and cold water, conveniently located, for rent Phone 410-R. 7-tf FOR RENT: Nicely furnished room for rent. Convenient to bath, not and cold water. Phone 292K. 663 S.

Boulevard St. 7-t. FOR RENT 5 room house. All modern improvements; no chil dren. Apply 7S2 So.

Boulevard. 5-Ct FOR RENT: One large front room, furnished for light housekeeping. Apply at 625 South Adj ms st. ltf LOST LOST: Phi Kappa Phi pin Saturday nigh. Reward if returned to Viola Close, 126 Broward hall, College.

13 -1-5 MjSl: Collie dog about year old; brown with white spot under neck answers to name of I n. Notify M. B. McCoullough, West ern Union Capitol station. 13-1 LOST; Octagon shape, white gold wrist watch.

Liberal reward tor return George Sullivan. 2-Ct PERSONAL Myrtle Kunovitz PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER AND NOTARY PUBLIC Cherokee Hotel Lobby Dr. Iva Carr. Osteopath Phy-deian, office in Citizens BanV 31dg. Phone 728.

Office hours a. m. to 6 p. m. FAIRBANKS ENGIEERLNO A CONSTRUCTION CO.

Cngineeri and Surreyom SI E. Pensacola, Telephone tl Tallahassee, Florida, MINERVA YARN SHOP "aney Work, Notions, Etc. MISS ADELE GERARD Opposite EpUcopal ch urcfc Tallahassee, Florida. WANTED MISCELLANEOUS Young lady stenographer wants position in Florida. Six years' experience in general office work.

Best of refernces. Address W. 304 West Washington street. l'ouian, Ala. 12-2ws WAftitu: Poplar.

Mairnolla cedar logs. I am in the mar- for good poplar, mamiolia I ceaar logs. Adivse quantity i loading point and I will Quote prices and send snecifica-l tions. J. p.

Mulherin, Augusta, 27-30-1 6w SINGER SEWING MA CHINE CO. PARKS BUILD SOUTH ADAMS ST N. REVEL MGR. We do Hemstitching and Picoting GOOD rJTESTMENTS Seal Estate Investments Bay allaha8see Property. For Mercantile Investments Notions, Hosiery and Under don, Mrs.

Hattie Connor and Will Oscar Van Brunt motored to Thomasville Friday evening to attend the Gypsie Smith services. Rev. W. L. Elkins attended the Methodist District Conference at Tallahassee last week.

Mrs. I. T. Taylor is visiting her son, Mr. Owen Taylor and family of Jacksonville.

Mrs. Owen Taylor, of Jacksonville, returned home last week after having spent several days here guest of her father-in-law, Mr. I. T. Taylor and family.

Miss Lois Mae Carr, of Tallahassee and Miss Susie Scruggs were the guests (of Miss Frances Herring for the past week-end. Misses Josephine Herring, Annie Cromartie and Clara Saunders epent the past week-end in Thomasville, as guests of Russell, the latters aunt. We Wish to take this means of expressing our deep appreciation to our manv friends and relatives for their loving kindness shown us in our bereavement, the loss of our dear mother. Mr. and Mrs.

E. S. Mulder. Mrs. Coffyn.

causes explosion Crew, England, April 14. A lighted cigaret tossed aside ignited leaking gas and the resultant explosion fatally injured three men. XO DELISIOX ABOUT THE LATTER From a divorce report ''She claims that marriage is nothing but a delusion and a snore." buy now and ket ana and Ga. A. For wear! salers.

7c DAY BY DAY IS FLORIDA By the Jteland Huntsmen of this section of Florida are pricking up jthcir ears, so to speak, at report that a giant bear, with feet like a horse's hoof, is roaming the fwamplands of the t. Johns. Two of the bear's claws were torn from its left foot when it Hacked an automobile loaded with fishermen recently. The animal has been seen by a number of residents of this part of the Hate. lakeland Approximately 250 visitors to Lakeland are expected when the State Typographical Conference meets April 17.

by members of the or-uanization, a mid-day banquet snd a business session are on the program. President Skaggs, of St. Petersburg, will preside. Hollywood "Daily dozens" are to give way to 'nightly dozens" here when Kalph J. Wonders and Harry Strandhagen, physical culture directors, who will conduct a class in calisthenics by moonlight, beginning June 15.

The new arrangement, it was stated, was for those who are inclined to be a bit shy. A spotlight will be turned upon the director. Ik'land Found A man who praises an officer for arresting turn. Dr. Ralph GTeene, of Jacksonville, sent a letter of congratulations to W.

M. "VVakeley, local traffic officer, after the latter had arrested Dr. Green for an 1M. IM.B lffl.lfItuR red and doesn't the as Cool sultry can't throat. process HEHEEHEH IA.CULLEY&SON UNDERTAKERS South Adams Street Tallahassee, Florida.

Most Modern Methods til hoars service aBEEEEEE BUILDING CONTRACTOR Call ma if yon have any tlani yon wiih to earry oat, I do general eositraction ox rPi' fork. A RAYBON Pfcone B70-W Tallacaisee NOTICE TO TAX PAYKKS OF COUNTi" The tax books will be closed April 30, and those who have not paid by that date will be required to pay newspaper charges as penalty for delinquency. R. B. COUNCIL, M-l-26-lm Tax Collector.

CONTRACTOR AND. BUILDER have had years of experience in Tallahassee in building, and refer to my many customers as to my promptness and efficiency I want your work I I also operate a wood yard and' can supply all kinds of cot wood on short notice. Phones 103-tt nd SI57.WV-CLINTON GOODMAN, 13 North McComb Street. AX ORDINANCE In Ordinance Amending Section S00 of the Compiled Ordinances of the City of Tallahassee, providing for Charging and Collecting for Electricity for' Lighting Purposes within the Corporate Limits of the City of Tallahassee Be it Enacted by the People of the City of Tallahassee Section 1. That section 800 of the revised ordinances of the city of Tallahassee, adopted 1924, hah be amended so as to read is follows: That the City of Tallahassee shall charge and collect from consumers of electricity furnished by the city for lighting purposes within the corporate limits of the city of Tallahassee, the following rates per kilowatt hour, to-wit: For the first Two rjundred kilowatt hours, Twelve and one half cents per kilowatt hour.

For the next Four Hundred kilowatt hours, Ten cents per kilowatt hour. For all over Six hundred kilowatt hours, Six cents per kilo watt hour. And there shall be a minimum oharge of Cne Dollar per month in case the amount consumed at tn maximum rate aforesaid does 001 ceed that sum. Section 2. This ordinance shall become effective on and after uy 1826: B.

A. MEGINNISS, Attest: Mayor. B. H. BRIDGES, City Auditor and Clerk.

Votlce to the Contractors anil Bnilders of Tallahassee with the first day of 1026 the union scale of wages for journeyman carpenters will be 00 cents per hour. Apprentices 50c per hour. The above resolution unani mously adopted at a special meeting of local No. 12C4 with 80 per cent of all members present the 27th day of January, 1926, Approved by the general exec utive board in session at th Car- penters Building in the 17th day of March 1928. A.

C. Rodgers, Pres. W. F. Jackson.

R. C. get out apers Time to take out the tidy tin or toppy red bag of Prince Albert, roll the greatest little home-made cigarette ever. P. rolls easier land in your lap or blow all over place.

That's because P. A. is crimp-cut and stays put in the papers. And what a wonderful taste these home-rolled cigarettes havel Mellow moonlight. Mild as Indian summer.

as a draught of spring-water on a day. Cool and comfortable! P. A. bite your tongue or parch your Because the Prince Albert cuts out bite and parch. P.

A. it tali everywhere in lUy rtJ end toppy ted bags. And olwey, with every bit of bite end parch re. moved by the Print Albert proem. Open a tin of bag of P.

A. and revel in that fragrance of real tobacco. It smokes just as fragrant too. If you've never rolled them with this tobacco, a million-and-more men will tell you what you've been missing. Get started now.

You'll want to make up for lost time by rolling one right after another. P. A. is great in a jimmy-pipe too. As a matter of fact, many men who thought they never would like a pipe have switched to P.

A. and are now pipe-regulars. Try Prince Albert both ways. Pipe or cigarette, it's just the mellowest, sweetest, most enjoyable smoke ever. O) 5) it! from Duval Whole- on no other tobacco is like Tallahassee, Florida he term 'beauty parlor' is being discarded for that of sosmetic prac boner 'beautifica- Local No.

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