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Chuluota Items IWJll OFFICERS RUN CAM. UtLlNG CLUB IN FRANCE Popers derives its name from the initials of the five officers in the Guards who formed it. AH officers who pay $50 are admitted. It was thought absurd to make it possible for a man to be blackballed one hour and shot in defense of his country the next. Chuluota, Fla, March 2.

We are having1 plenty of rain. The spring itiful season is holding1 off yet. N. C. Jacobs and family, who have been wintering on the East Coast, London- A lot of comment has bn stirred up by "To pert," as the club attached to British army Read-quarters in Franca is called.

Gambling for high stakes takes placa there. French officers who have visited Popers as guests of Englishmen hare often come away poorer. have returned home. I W. T.

Graves and family and E. J. Take your Kodak films to 3-3-tf Bridges and wife have moved into the Barber place for this season. at Small Cost at I Mrs. M.

E. Jacobs, who has been DOC spending several weeks at Fort Tay lor with her mother, returned home Saturday. D. E. Hart has moved from Geneva Hammond STOKE to his place south of Chuluota.

Mr. and Mrs. Harper and Mrs. Pe a a terson, of Philadelphia, who have FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALM ERS. been spending, the winter with Mrs.

Lizzie Jacobs, left last week for their LOW PRICES REAL VALUES home. Mr. and Mrs. J. W.

Peade, who spend their winters here, on their or ange grove, left Saturday for their northern home in Lowell, Mass. COMPARE OUR FURNITURE We provide the quality of furniture that has loDg been accepted by knowing furniture buyers as the standard of merit. If an article is here it is good. It wouldn't be here were it otherwise. Weca fl make this point too clear-it is one of the foundat on stones of this business, and that means much to any buyer.

Miss Pearl Kilbee and Miss- Mabel Dover, of Geneva, spent several days here last week visiting the former's grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Jacobs.

Mr. Moore and family, of Warrior, Ala, are stopping at G. G. Jacobs' for a few days. Mrs.

R. Happersett, who has McNEILL DAVIS BLOCK, Cor. Orange Ave. and Church St. Orlando, Fla.

been spending some time in Jacksonville, returned home last week bring ing with her Mrs. Spencer and Mrs. a BrufT, who are putting in a line of millinery goods in connection with DOC DOC Mr. Happersett's store. Mrs.

Dolly Self has returned home after spending a month with friends SAME JONES GOES JUST THE in Tampa. G. M. Jacobs and daughter. Miss Bertha, spent Monday in Orlando.

Billie Jacobs, Tilden Jacobs, James Osteen and Robert Parker spent last FloofCoverings that you will like! CMighty hard work to select the right kind of a rug isn't it? Poor ones spoil the looks of any room. Then they last a long time too, and if you buy some thing that is displeasing, you regret it for many years to come. (QiWhy not let us help you in selecting your rug 7 We have hundreds of artistic designs and color combinations, in many worthy weaves. We can assist you in selecting your floor coverings, the kind that will exactly suit your tastes and requirements. We feel sure we can please you.

We know our prices are lower than you can get anywhere else in town. You can see where it will pay you to make us a visit. Special Low Prices on all Rugs in stock for one week SALE COMMENCES MONDAY Wednesday in Orlando. Rev. E.

A. Milton, of Kissimmee, filled his regular appointment for My bus line which has been serving you for, fourteen months has not changed its schedule, but leaves at the same time it always has. TIME TABLE Bus Leaving Orlando, in Front of Evans, The Jeweler. Sunday afternoon last, but owing to the rain no service was held Sunday morning. Mrs.

E. J. Bridges was bap tized Sunday afternoon. Mr. and.

Mrs. W. Q. Gresham, of Geneva, attended church services here WEST BOUND Read Down CAST BOUD Read Up Sunday afternoon. Mrs.

F. M. Story and Mrs. J. M.

A.M P. M. A.M. A.M. Ostein, who have been visiting their daughter and sister, Mrs.

W. S. Bor-garde, at Winter the past week, returned home Wednesday af P. M. 3:00 4:00 9-30 1.3 10.15 11.

15 P. M. 6.00 5.00 445 4-30 12.30 Orlando Ocoee Winter Garden Oakland 8.3c 8.15 ternoon. 12.15 11:30 7:45 4-3 Mrs. II.

H. Pattishall and Mrs. Doo- 8.00 8:00 4:30 ley, of Geneva, and several lady friends rop Illinois, were the pleasant guests of Mrs. J. Tilden Jacobs Wednesday afternoon, having visited Mrs.

D. Brumley Wednesday forenoon. Mrs. J. T.

Jacobs and brother, Ed win, attended a party at G. H. Par-tin's Friday night, at Lockwood. They report a very pleasant time. THERE'S A REASON WHY YOU CAN SAVE $10 to $20 Kodak finishing left at Robinson's Below is a few of the many low prices we are offer in this great Rug Sale: Studio will be ready at 5 clock the next day.

3-3-tf Again we call your attention to the classified ads. 9x12 Wilton Velvet Rugs, $36.50 value, 9x12 Axminister Rugs, $28.00 value, 9x12 Good Quality Velvet, $22.50 value, 9x12 Royal Kirmann Rugs, $38.00 value, 9x12 Axminister Rugs, $24.50 value, for 9x12 Royal Treman Rugs, $55.00 value, 9x12 Velvet Extra Special, $22.00 value, $29.50 $23.98 $18.98 $29.98 $17.98 $42.50 $16.98 I 2- ir it. 1 is MiijUlfilTB: LMljltutat) 9x12 Royal KaShan, cheap at $100, special, $73.50 9x12 Savalan Royal Wilton, $75.00 value, $48.50 9x12 Matting Rugs, extra special sale price, 2.49 Vl Ci NIGHT 4 infill Ull hit 'I'jp? 1 1 i tea COACHES, SLEEPING CARS, OBSERVATION CARS. DINING CARS. ROOF GARDEN THEATRE tonicht 4 REELS AT EVERY SHOW 4 I Eclair W.

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