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SUNDAY. MARCH 5, 1622 ST. PETERSBURG TIMES SECTION BPAG3 XX3 PRESBYTERIAN Lead iog Hot el sheading Hot el 3 BACK HOME NEWS COMPILATION OF CLIPPINGS FROM NEWSPAPERS OTHERTATES MADE BY Ml AK HERALD. missions. 337r.r00 for Christian i education and ministerial relief.

for publVation and ah- bath school extrusion, for the American Bible society and $27,000 for the assembly's training Bchool in Richmond, Va. tota! 1 It HOTE ST. PETERSBURG HOTE DETROIT Central Avenue and Ninth Street C. A. EA8TMAN, Manager With bath $2.50 up Rooms $1.50 up.

T. PETERSBURG'S LEADING HOTEL AMERICAN PLAN DECEMBER FIRST. Bslnbrldge Nayward, Rotarlan Mflr. F. F.

Pulver, Rotarlan, Owntff EUROPEAN PLAN All Outside Room With Hot and Cold Water HOTEL a-'OINSETTIA nation of Town Manager R. H. Hunter was requested by the council, on grounds of inefficiency. NEWTON, Mass. Sterling Elliott, 70, Inventor cf the pneumatic tire sulky and of the Sterling device now used on autos, Is dead.

ROXBURY. Mass. Edith Mason, 45, was stricken while walking with her sistor, and died on the way to the City hospital. PORTLAND, Me. The Maine Central railroad has announced a 10 per cent reduction on freight rates for freight on agricultural commodities to all points, to become effective at once.

OVERLOOKING GULF OF MEXICO H0 ROOMS EUROPEAN 100 BATH MODERNLY EQUIPPED amount called for was f2.700.000. Plans for reaching the 400,000 members of the church Include the use of sermons and addresses by laymen. Preliminary exercises, known 03 the "week of rrayer" exercise, call for sermons beginning tomorrow on "Stewardship of life;" Monday, March 6, prayer for foreign mission work; Tuesday, March 7. prayer fcr homo missions; Wednesday, March 8, prayer for the aged and infirm ministers; Thursday, March 9, prayer fo tho people in the South who are said not to attend Sunday school; Friday, March 10, redodication prayer service. Special sermons on the "Stewardship of Possessions" will mark the formal opening of the canvass on March 12.

Club Breakfasts Luncheons and Dinner The largest and best appointed Dining Room In the City. A Carte at all Hour 4-O460 Central Ave. Ownership Management Phone- ft! OHIO. MARTIN'S FERRY. A local man just returned from England Bays that the cost of a suit that cost him over there is sold for $f5 In a local Btore.

ATHENS. Assistant Fostmaster Harry W. McKlnloy has been made postmaster, succeeding E. R. Lusk.

MARIETTA. George White, the Democratic national committeeman from Ohio, will again run for that position. SANDUSKY. The first lake excursion of the year was announced for next Sunday. FAIRPORT.

Mayor Amy Kauf-cnen handed out the maximum penalty when she imposed a line of 1,000 on Mrs. Susjo Lenor, for having liquor in her home. WARREN. Mrs. Isabel Gray been appointed a policewoman fy Director of Service V.

A. Lynn. FOSTORIA. Mrs. John Miner lauKhP'l for live minutes, causing one of her ribs to crack.

MARION. Neatly every coin minted by the United States will bo on display during the centennial celebration here next June. BUDGET WEEK Southern Members Will Indicate Donations During This Week CHATTANOOGA. Mar. 4.

Thirty-four hundred congregations of the Southern Fresbyterlan church will begin services tomorrow preliminary to "every member canvass" which will take place a week later, when every communicant of the church will bo asked to pledge his contribution for the ensuing 12 months budget. The pledges secured will be assembled and tabulated By the stewardship committee of the church here on April 4 and made ready for the meeting of the General Assembly of the church at Charleston, W. in May. From the figures the assembly will be aide to prepare the benevolent budget for the year which begins April 1. HEAVY BUDGET.

The budget as suggested for the coming year by the las! General Assembly called for J1. 498.500 to foreign missions, $720,000 to home AN IDEAL WEEK END TRIP Via Auto or a delightful all. Adams Boat Llr.e leaving St. F'etersburB morning :00 A. M.

arriving S.iraaota 1:00 P. M. Autos will meet guest upon arrival. Canoe-In, Bathing. Fishing In ihe Uu.f, Bayou.

Rivera. Hunting. Rldintt. UancliiK nd all the appolntmenu of a now modern and attractive hotel. Noknmls in located 10 miles South of Sarasota on the Tamtam! Trail (Macadam Road).

Phnne or wire at our expense for reservation. ALEXANDER LIGHTKOOT POLLYANNA INN NOKOMIS. FLA. AMER. ICAN MU3IO DAILY ii IL.

lb. hntal Florida. I PENNSYLVANIA. ALLENTOWN Nathan J. Hol-ben is in serious condition, after having been attacked by two bulls.

NEW CASTLE. Clinton Steele, 20, of Fort Wayne, was instantly killed when the wheels of the train he was working on ran over his body after he was knocked oft the top of a car. CHESTER. Two small children of Mr. and Mrs.

William Oilman were rescued from the house when it was filled with smoke from a Are. ERIE. Michael Hill, 40, Is dead krom a result of re.iig struck in the face by an unnkown' party, causing cut that resulted in blood poison. FOXHURG A natural gas producing 14.000,000 cubic feet of Attractive Room3 Attractive Rates Hotel Butler Arms 145 Third Avenue North Finest Location in Town On the Atlantis Coast Line railroad and Dixie highway. First class modern hotel.

Moderato rates, American plan. Situated amongst the hiils and lakes. Good nolf. Excellent fishing. LEWIS N.

WIGGINS Owner and Manager THE HUNTINGTON Overlooking Tampa Day, within a stone's throw cfjall outdoor port cater to private dinners, dances, card parties, teas, etc. J. LEE BAKNliS, Proprietor PAUL B. BARNES, Manage i WEST COAST Private Baths Rooms en Suite American Plan Northern Cooking ST. PETERSBURG'S ONLY WATERFRONT HOTEL Wide open verandas orer-looking Tampa Bay.

Banning hot and cold water, private-paths. Beautiful court addition: suites witn bath. Elevator serrle. i Rates $4.00 per day and up. Roftierforci Hotel Central Location.

Miami, 135 N. E. 3d St. C. O.

and N. C. D. C.T-trr, Managers FL0R0NT0N HOTEL American Flan -cord St. and First Ave.

North Overlooking. Tampa Btf Erlrk Hotel Modernly Equipped 1v, Under Perroml Direction of Mav F. Warrington Roorn SoI'd Comfort for Rate Weekly Rates Open to May 1 $21.00 and up Ask Mr. Foster Ask Any Auto Service Wonderful Auto Trip gas has' Just been brought in in the Pine Hollow field. COOPERSliURG- The cigar factory that has been closed for over a yeir will reopen and give work to 100 men.

110 YE RTOWN Henry Sch weis -ford, a retired farmer, alter starting bis aii'o was stricken by hear! disease and died In his garage. A gambler named George used to visit a Chinaman's place and smoke opium almost daily. One day he rujhed in and said excitedly, "Hip, loan me Thanks, I'll come in with it tomorrow noon. If I'm alive." And out be went with the money. About 3 o'clock the next afternoon a friend of the gambler dropped in en the Chinaman and said: "Hip, where is George toil it?" Th confiding Celestial wiped his eves with the corner of his liiois.s and replied: "George, him dead." MARYLAND.

ELKTON Mr. and Mrs. James 0. Kot-lig celebrated their fifty-first wedding anniversary. CHHSTERTOWN.

This city has been selected for the next session of the annual conference of the M. E. church, beginning April 1. RISING SUN Cue" county commissioners have appointed George Ewing constable for the Sixth election disirict. CIIESTERTOWN.

The Junior MeiliJiihs are making elaborate pians to celebrate the twenty-fifth anniversary of their organization. March 1r. CHESAPEAKE M. Reed has finr.ert as postmaster for thU city. HAVRE HE GRACE.

Mfchael H. Fahey has beci appointed deputy clerk cf the Hartford county court. CENTERVILLE. After a delay of several weeks. L.

Tilghani Hay-den has been appointed postmaster of this city. NEW ENGLAND. NEW Conn. than J'H) citizi-'in at a meeting censure I I iiitcil Stater. Senators McLean and Rijmileee for voting to TriiMian Newberry, senator from Michigan.

C'nnn. The Chamber of Commerce has passed a protesting against any change in tho present railroad sclieiiule on the. Berkshire line. MONTGOMERY, Mass. The first death here since 1020 occurred when Samuel V.

Cu 82, died. He had lived here more than 50 years, last week lie ami bin' wife eel-ebra'el their G'JtU annl-i erenry. Conn. The resig PAR CAFETERIA AM) BAKERY1 mukj my INCOME TAX My experience a-i deputy collector enables i tlii-nts valuable service. Conic and see me and talk it over.

First Avenue and Third Street, North Largest in the Feeds from 2,000 to 54)00 dally, with every modern ovvice fcr comfort and convenience of rurtts nnd for prompt serv'ce. Mi m.ike everything we eelU MEET YOUR FRIENDS AT J. A. INtiELS Corner Second and Central Lassing Building WARNING Say "Bayer" when you buy Aspirin. ATLANTIC HOTEL Read Times Want Adsi Unless you see the name "Bayer" on tablets, you are BAY AND HOGAN.

JACKSONVILLE Close to everything, Marine Garage half block away. All outside rooma, heat, hot and cold running water In every room. Newly dtoO i-stcd inside and out. RATES $1.00, $1.50, Bath, $1.50, $2.00. E.

FRANK PEARCE, Proprietor and Manager Kw Stsoes Old S)iocs not getting genuine Aspirin prescribed by physicians oyer 22 years and proved safe by millions for Colds Headache Rheumatism Toothache Neuralgia Neuritis Earache Lumbago Pain, Pain Accept only "Bayer" package which contains proper directions. TigM Shoes all teel tlie EanieJ mm you shake intoi 17 -Jf ther Mil some UUlfcL DEERMONT 235 Second Ave. North com en salt with bath. nmnltiR watfir. steam heat rovatPd thronghout.

A. McMTJRRAY and Son Props. Handy "Eayer" boxes of 12 tablets Also bottle of 21 and 100 Druggists Aspirin Is Uie trade mark of liijiT Manufacture of UouoacvUcucldrater of SalicyHcack! Nely mi ALLEN'S F00TEASE T. Antiseptic, Ikaiinfl Powder tor the Icet DANDERINE 5 Vi Pi a Cm u.a Hair Stops Takes the friction from the shoe freshens the feet and gives new vigor Coming Out: Beautifies Trim Your He me with Thickens, Bathing Fishing Golfing SUNSET HOTEL Sieam Heat in All P.ooms Five Blocks from Golf Coups AMERICAN PLAH M. CROVR At night when your tfeet are tired, sore i i land swollen from PERFECTION TIRES if C3 6,000 MilesXluaranteed Ccrds 10000 Miles Guaranteed MOUNTING FREE Grev One Year Fabrics Cords 30x3 Non 3.00 $1.60 30x31-2 Non Skid 9.95 $15.75 1.00 33x31-2 Non kid 12.85 20.80 2.00 31x4 Non Skid 14.50 2 25 32x4 Non Skid 16.90 27.10 2.50 33x4 Non Skid 17.10 CS.Oy 2.75 34x4 Non Skid 13.00 Lo.

3.00 32x41-2 Non Skid 3.50 33x41-2 Non Skid 31.50 3.75 34x41-2 Ncn Skid 22.50 32.50 3.86 35x41-2 Non Skid 23.50 33.00 3.90 36x41-2 Non Skid 24.C0 34X0 3.95 33x5 Non Skid 25.00 39.80 4.50 33x5 Non Skid 25.75 42.00 4.75 37x5 Non Skid 43.60 5.00 36xG Non Skid ejM) EXTRA VALUES 30x3 Non Skid; 6.50 34x4 Non Skid 14.00 30x31-2 Non Skid 7.75 34x41-2 Non Skid 18.00 1-2 Non Skid 9.50 36x4 1-2 Won Skid 20.00 32x4 Non Skid 12.50 33x5 Non Skid 20.50 ZZ-A Non Skid 13.00 35x5 Nou Skid 21.50 American Tire Co. South Florida Distributors 116 Central Ave. St. Petersburg walking or dancing, 'sprinkle ALLEN'S I'OOl -KASli in the foot-bath aud enjoy the bliss cf Let v.ilh-oat aa ache. Mam Fimiiftire Company TRIM Over 1 ,500.000 IMS BOTE AND RESTAURANT: The Old Favorite, Right On the Avenue COMFORTABLE ROOMS EXCELLENT MEALS of Powder for the mm- Feet wpre used by our Army and Navy during the war.

In a rinrh. mr Alif rOOT-f A-i: ALL HOME COOKING HOTEL ALEXANDER Bud or En Suite, with private bath, $4.00 per day and upt Ownership Management European Plaa BOB'S CAFETERIA I t--v r-mrH'r Eugpn- Haffip. Manager range mm 4k MP A complete line of interior trim and mouldings. Cleaned and mded at the price of common stock. All styles of special' built-in lumiture made to your design on order.

If you do not have your own design, our draftsman is at your service, and will make you one especially adapted to your needs. THE HOTEL ALBERT JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA ADAMS STREET, NEAR MAIN Steam heated; hot ard cold running water In every room. KATES $1.50 UP A buttle of "DnndiTinp'' costs any dnur store. After on" prili' ii uf thin dt'lifrhtful toni en 'an not (In a (if dan- ii(T or f.illii'ir h.iir. lipsides.

fvr-ry 'air vigor. 1 BD.TWEU.HlnN Yiq Been Ha HREVAKD HOTEL HiMji" LOCATION IN ST. PETERSBURG Third Avenue and Second Street North Under new manapriK'iu. Redecorated and newly furnished. All oat-side rooms: hent.d; running water in every room.

Private bata salt. tun I Calomel Good I but Next Dose to Phone 527 1 7th St. and Fourth Ave. S. 6 with the fragrance Take them home for souvenirs.

25c the tin $2.75 the dozen Get Yours Today Bennett's Pharmacy 303 Phone 913 may Salivate! THE BLUE HERON Crystal Beach, Florida Within 25 Miles of Pt TetershurR Tarpon Springs Exchange 6S-L On the Atlantic Coast Line Strictly rnoeri. on healthful pronnd. facing tna opa Gulf of Mexico rates. Apply S. Stein.

The Bine Heron Hotel, Teach Fin or Third Avrniie South. St Petersburg. It is Mercury, Quicksilver, Shocks Liver and Attacks Your Bones INTER-BAY hy.s are cheap lota and easy lots to buy. Triced 4s $85 You Make the Terma Located between Fortieth and Forty-sixth Streets. facin Central Avenue, running back to Seventh Avenue, North DONOVAN DIVINE 516 Central Avenue Selling Agents Phone 803 Agent on the Ground From Sunup to Sundown BUTLER ARMS HOTEL A beautiful trip on the Manatee river.

Special excursion rates every day. Round Trip $1.35 Boat Leaves Home Line Dock Daily 10:00 a. m. Foot Second Street South. 145 Third Avnue North Two or Three Blocks From Everything AMERICAN OR EUROPEAN PLAN Running hot and cold water In rooms, moderate rates, southern Large sunny verandas.

Finest location in town. Private bath suites. Mrs. CAM BATE Calomel in liorr.hle. It swells the liKisens tlie teeth and starts rlicuihct Tbore't no roaoii why a person should take iickri)ing, salivating ealo.

lei when a few reus a large hottle of Dod-son's l.iver lore a perfect substitute for calomel. It is a pleasant vegetable liquid hich will start your liver just is surely as calomel, but it doesn't make you siek and can Dot salivate. Calomel is a dangerous drOg, besides it may make you feel weak, sick and nauseated tomorrow. Dont lose a day's work. Take a spoonful of Dod son's Liver Tone instead and you will wake up feeling great No salts necessary.

Your druggist says if you don't find Dodaon's Liter Tone acta better than treacherous calomel your waitin? for tou. LUMBER The Silent SI-wel-clo Let me put one No Dancing or Card Playing But Hospttaifty and Home Comfort AT THE TARRYMORE HOTEL SECOND STREET AND SIXTH IVFMIir MADTU in your home. Of All Kinds Needed in Construction of House, Roofing Window Frame and Caoinet Work PINELLAS NOVELTY WORKS, Inc. Hansen Avenue and Fifteenth Street, North Quality Servlet ST. PETERSBURG PLUMBING ANP HEATING CO.

110S Central Ave. Phone 10SS-J OWNERSHIP MANAGEMENT RATES PER DAY UP A la Carte Breakfasts Phore 561-M Table d'Hote Dinner.