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SEVEN THE TAMPA MORNING TRIBUNE, MONDAY, APRIL at, 1913. MOST DEVOTED COUPLE'S FAILURE IN DIVORCE 3 he passing 3hron These Values Are For Today Jtaa; Big Embroidery Sale Today A big display all through our store and window of 27 to 45 inches wide Flouncings of Swiss and Embroidered Voiles in white and Bulgarian work. Prices, per yard, from "1J)V to S3. 6ft 16 Marquisette Embroidered Dress Patterns, with bands and trimming to match; only one of a kind. Special prices, for patterns, S3.49 to iSlO.ftft SPECIAL 25 Misses' (or Small Women's) Suits, value $10.00.

Monday special $2 B0 Ladies' Dresses, assorted, values $10.00. Monday special Sfi.flO 100 All-Worsted Skirts. Prices range from, each to SIO OO 100 Ladies' Dresses, white and colored, all nicely trimmed; best of workmanship; values $7.99. Monday special S49o 75 White and Brown Linen Skirts, hand-tailored; from each ftftc to S3.49 200 Ladies' Bathing Suits, Comfort brand, made of unfadable Mohair; value $5. Monday special S3, 49 MILLINERY DEPARTMENT 100 Ladies Panamas, assorted shapes; value $7.50, for 5 fift 100 Children's Hats, assorted style; from 49 to 1-VX 50 Shapes, made of fine quality Milan Straws, at SJ 49 100 Trimmed Hats, made in our own workroom; up-to-date and stylish; values $10.00.

Monday special S5.00 If You Want to Save On Your Millinery TRY US HILLSBORO R. G. Zetrouer, Jacksonville; Q. I Stuart, Bradentown; S. O.

Johnson. New Orleans; J. A. Meadow, U. Allen Ball, South Bend; T.

H. Blair. H. K. Gibbs, Chicora; T.

M. JParry, Bartow; Cornelius Chrlstlancy. Charleston; Jno. P. Fuggie, Cincinnati; O- A.

Bloomlield, New York; J. I Woods, Jacksonville; Geo. F. Earle, It. Matthews, Ovledo; J.

R. Garner 'and wife, St. Petersburg; Mr. and Mrs. A.

S. Patterson, Washington; W. Det-wiler, Lakeland; H. B. Keane New.

Jas. G. Holcomb, Lakeland; W. F. Hunt, Atlanta; Thos.

A. Yon, Tallahassee; John S. Cadel, Arcadia; Jno. A. Caldwell, Alachua; D.

W. Meek, Wauchula; P. L. DeBose, Blakeley; R. S.

Groome, New York; Max Strauss, 'A. Cuesta, Tampa; W. T. Hadlow and wife, Jacksonville; Joe Leta and wife. City.

Value No. I Red. Bliss Irish Potatoes Per half peck of 7 lbs 12 Per peck of IS lbs. ,...24 Per bushel of 60 lbs 0 Per sack of 150 lbs $2.00 Value No. 2 "Busy Bee" Breakfast Bacon, with the rib, per pound 18 (This is as cheap as white bacon).

Value No. 3 Pure Roasted Coffee, per pound 25 gentleman, was a week end visitor to the city who spent Sunday at the DeSoto. S. Freirly represented Dunnellon In town yesterday. George Riggin.

who believes that Bradentown is the only place on the map, was in town yesterday staying at the DeSoto. G. E. Courtland. from the island vicinity of St.

James City, was in town yesterday spending a quiet Sunday at the DeSoto. George F. Earle, of Oviedo, who has been spending the week-end in Tampa leaves this morning for Orlando, en route home. Sterling Edwards is in town from Thonotosassa visiting his, brother, Jud-son Edwards, of the Tribune staff. He leaves for the lake tonight.

O. L. Stuart, a well known Bradentown gentleman, was in the city yesterday enjoying the comforts afforded him at the Hillsboro. G. A.

Eldridge, a prominent man of where he is engaged in the insurance business, was in the city yesterday, staying at the DeSoto. John S. Cadel, from the hustling town of Arcadia, was in the city yesterday staying at the Hillsboro. He will remain over today to attend to some matters of business before go- lng back to the DeSoto county seat. The motor party consisting of L.

C. Edwards, Walthugh Lee and Capt. "Jack" Cartridge cleared the farthest-bounds of Ybor yesterday morning at 11 o'clock, few minutes and a fraction, bound on the high gear for Thonotosassa. H. E.

Gibbs, of Chicora, and T. H. Blair, of the same place, were among THE STORE OF BETTER VALUES d). RL MOOQ-IEIKL FOUR BIG COMPLETE MODERN GROCERY STORES Main Store 81a Franklin Street Phones 347 37a Store No. 2 -Corner Florida and Michigan.

Phone 404 Store No. 3 12 16 Franklin Street. Phone 1833 Store No. 4 Hyde Park Branch. Phone 427 DESOTO W.

I Pou, Jacksonville; J. Boling, St. Louis; S. S. Duval, Ocala; H.

S. Smith. Virginia; W. A. Eylie, Savannah; O.

C. Root. Louisville; Chas. C. Osgood, Jacksonville; iLeon Hyde, City; B.

Burton, Swan-ton, Ohio; J. W. Welmer. J. W.

Sauls. Jacksonville; W. H. Stipps, Marsha-town, B. F.

Borden. Lakeland; O. L. Stuart, Bradentown; S. Patton, Orleans; W.

W. Pemblo, New York; W. E. Dobbins, Baltimore; E. O.

McLeon. Atlanta; M. Currier, Manatee; A. G. Smith, Atlanta; Park German, Jacksonville; A.

M. Goshlng, U. S. John Bryce, Fred Harrell and wifa, Jacksonville: Miriam Ross, City; C. C.

Hill and wife, Tarpon Springs; H. H. Kinyon and wife. City; W. G.

Clemment, Jacksonville; H. A. Zraat, Baltimore; C. J. Morrow and wife, city; Miss Anna Carter, City; F.

C. Powell, Jacksonville; Lee McDonald and wife, City; Eugene Wilson and wife; H. C. Slaughter, C. E.

Rutledge, Florida; G. B. Courtland. St. James City; B.

F. Bardin, Lakeland; S. Frier-ly, Dunnellon: L. Thomas, Jacksonville; M. Stebbina.

Manatee: Earl S. McKay, Valdosta; C. M. Dunbracco, Jacksonville; H. Green ad wife, Ocala; W.

L. Watson, Live Oak; L. IB. Burns, Palmetto; J. B.

Williams, Ft. Wayne; Wm. A. Holshauser, St. Petersburg; -J.

H. Mobley, JackWn- ville; Geo. Riggin, Bradentown; J. C. jMiller, Jacksonville; J.

Ross, Parish; L. B. Gunst, Ballast Point; P. J. Wills, Bartow; O.

W. Drane, Lakeland; Fred T. Benford, Lakeland; Q. A. Elledge, Sarasota; Sterling Ed-' wards, Thonotosassa.

the city's week-end visitors at the (Florence Holbrook) NEW YORK, April 20 Florence Holbrook, the actress, and Cecil Lean, long known for roles he has popularized in Broadway's shows, were married in 1902 in the Little Church Around the Corner. For eight years they were called "the most devoted couple ARMOUR'S STAR on the stage;" then came the rupture that seems inevitable in the married life of stagefolk. Miss Holbrook instituted divorce proceedings on statu tory grounds. She lost the case on Hillsboro. Mr.

Gibbs was superintendent of the phosphate plant at Christiana until the plant was destroyed by fire several years ago. He is now superintendent of the big mines at Chicora which were just completed last summer. -Morris Adelson, "who has been In charge of the develoDins department of the World's Best Film Company, moving picture outfit which has been operating this winter at the Springs, left yesterday for New York. Mr. Adelson did some good work in turning out clear negatives and positives In the Gasparilla and The Wizard of the Jungle, two photo-plays which have already been exhibited in Tampa.

He also has brought out wonderful photographic qualities In several feature films which will be released soon and shown in local theaters. Mr. Adelson plans to return to Tampa next winter to do the same work. ODRHLV At DRAWDY'S Aranionnr's FRESH SMOKED technical grounds. Several months ago the case was again restored to the calendar only to be dismissed because of the plaintiffs failure to secure witnesses.

A similar fate has ended Miss Hilbrook's third attempt to secure legal separation from her husband, and now it is rumored that a reconciliation is about to put a happy end to the squabble. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 C. N. Williams has gone to Macon, iGa, on Important business. Perry Wall, of Knight Wall, sailed last night for Havana.

W. Detwiler was a well known lLakeland man in town yesterday. The Ham What Am" WIFE IS CHARGED WITH SHOOTING HER HUSBAND B. L. Hasley left over the Atlantic THE FORUM 0 0 Coast Line last night for Washington.

B.XF. Bardin. a well known citizen jof Lakeland, was -a guest at the De-Koto. O. W.

Drane, a business man of Lakeland, was at. the DeSoto P. J. Willis, well known citizen As you know, Hams are high and are still advancing. But we are going to give you a bargain Monday.

We will sell you Hams at LESS THAN COST. This is your opportunity DON'T MISS IT. Remember, Monday only. "Uncovered," averaging 8 to 12 pounds. Special price, per pound Corner Franklin and Madieon Street -Phonaa 2 and 1765 Husband Paralyzed From Waist Down Refuses to Talk Woman Denies Charges And Knows Nothing COLUMBUS.

Ga, April 20 George Rad cliff a merchant of this city, lies in the city hospital with a pistol bullet in his spine and a paralyzed condition from the waist down. The police have arrested his wife, Mrs. May Radcliffe, CRITICISES MR. TEMPLE Editor Tribune: While I am not in terested in the citrus industry except as to Its general welfare, the same as any other loyal citizen of Florida, still as a business man I cannot sit idly charging her with assault with Intent One of the most sacred things of life is that little band of gold that signifies marriage. Our Wedding Rings are seamless and the best that can be made.

Prices the lowest, quality the highest. Wedding Presents, Graduating Presents, Class Pins, Anniversary Gifts Our store presents an endless variety of the highest quality. W. H. BECKWITH JEWELRY CO.

"THE HOUSE OF QUALITY" Opposite th Court House' 410 Franklin Street, TAMPA Telephone 696 to murder. Radcliffe is in a desperate condition ana may die. The woman denies the charge against her, and says that she had no part in the affair. The wounded man refuses absolutely to discuss tne snooting ana would not talk of it before lapsing into uncon If you want Piano Satisfaction Buy a MRS. ECUMAN GOWNS GOSSARD CORSETS "They Lace In Front" Terms: 6A8H.

Telephone 1551. Petteway Building. Tampa. Florida. sciousness.

A revolver was found by the police in a cupooara in tne house, two of the shells being empty. A charge of shoot BE ing at a man named Martin is nendinsr of Bartow, was at the DeSoto yesterday. James G. Holcomb, a well known Lakeland gentleman, was at the HIUs-boro yesterday. C.

C. Hill, of Tarpon Springs, pent Sunday at the DeSoto, accompanied by Mrs. Hill. -John A. Caldwell numbered among the week end visitors spending Sunday at the Hillsboro.

Cornelius Christlancy, Bartow, spent Sunday In Tampa and was a guest at the Hillsboro. R. H. Greer and Mrs. Greer spent Sunday In Tampa and while in the city were guests at the DeSoto.

M. Stebbins, from the Manatee section, epent thei week end in the city, being registered at the DeSoto. J. Ross, a prominent Parish promter, was In the city yesterday enjoying the comfort at the DeSoto. D.

W. Meek, a well known Wauchula gentleman was in town yesterday laying over Sunday at the Hillsboro. W. L. Watson, a prominent merchant of Live Oak, was in town yes against Mrs.

Radcliffe, according to the ponce. WHO IS FILLING YOUR (World's Best) PIANO OUR SPECIALTY Out Flowers CSRMJtLIL COURT ARCADE Phone 2197-A Free Delivery dl and see another business man, the head of a very large business, play the "bull in a china shop" without registering my protest. If the new tariff bill is going to be only half as bad to the citrus growers of this State as Mr. Temple says then the Citrus Exchange needs a cool, level headed man to weather the storm and not one who loses his temper and, because he is able financially to stand what he says is an inevitable loss, to do his utmost to bring that loss as soon as possible upon the other growers by advertising his property at what are said to be ridiculously low prices. It is certain that the great majority of the growers are men of moderate means and not the millionaire that Mr.

Temple is reputed to be. You would think that charity towards these men would have prevented him from advertising his holdings broadcast and, if he is as anxious to sell as he states, that he would have pursued a different course. That Mr. Temple's administration up to the present time Has been a good one for the citrus growers I suppose there is no doubt; but, in my opinion, his usefulness is at an end. If he has tendered his resignation it should be accepted at once.

If not tendered then it should be demanded, and a man placed at its head who is capable of making "victory the child of defeat." The sooner he is deprived of his official capacity the less harmful will be the results of his advertisements. J. R. MICKLER. PRESCRIPTION NOW GOOD FOR BABY es well as for its mother.

Good for everybody in fact. You can eat all you want of our "Velvet Ice Cream with safety for it is made of the richest and finest materials. An ideal refreshment and food combined. $1.25 gallon. 75c half gallon.

Sanitary Ice Cream Co. 1302-4 Jefferson St. Phone 2230-A ARE YOU PERFECTLY SATISFIED THAT YOU ARE GETTING THE BEST? J. B. Lhamber lain terday lounging in the lobby of the DeSoto.

S. S. DuvaL well Icnown Ocala Prescription filling is an art and science. It requires years of educa Piano Company tion and experience to do it thoroughly and accurately. It also requires an immense stock and every modern fac Sweeping Sale Panama Bats Are expensive; then why take them to an inexperienced cleaner to be ruined? We have ex-perts who clean and reblock your hat perfectly.

RAMON SIERRA SONS Importers of PANAMA HATS 1508 7th Ave. Phone 783. When in Floral City, get your Tribunes from C. A. Hanson.

4-19-4t ility and equipment. Taylor's Drug Store has all these. Prescriptions When out "West in Salt Lake City, Utah, this summer, pay a visit to Charlie McGillis, the boy wonder newsdealer, who handles the Tribunes. 4-18-5t ORLANDO. FLA.

Sole Agents for Central and South Florida Of Millinery filled at Taylor are filled only by registered pharmacists. The best and purest full strength drugs are none too good, and Taylor's Motto is "The Best The Right Goods at the Right Price Herring -Hall- At the Ideal Millinery Parlors all Always." Our equipment is up-to- this week. date, and stands for top quality, class Newest shapes Just received and Ik Marvin Safe and Bank Vaults. and service, also reasonable prices. You cannot do better than to take will be sold at sale prices.

MRS. T. A. QUINN CORSETI ERE State Representative of the NuBone Corset Co. Now Permanently Located at.

1223 Franklin St. Phone 1461 -M Will call at your residence mornings by appointment All trimmed bats at cost, a few 1 Anderson Com- your prescriptions to Taylor's Drug ASKFS nOACH FcFFDA 15 NOT ADVERTISED IT DON'T JnlNttD H254ALL DRUGGISTS JlV bat frames left for 10 and 25 -cents puting Scales Store. You are sure to be satisfied. quills and fancy feathers 5, 10, 25 and We will send it, too. Remember our If you cough all night you get no rest, nor does anyone else in the house.

Keep within reach a bottle of BALLARD'S HOREHOUND SYRUP. It Is then easy to stop the tickling which causes the cough, whenever it appears. Price 25c. 50c and $1.00 per bottle. Sold by all druggists.

When all else fails, try a Tribune Want Ad. 50 cents. phone is 92. Ostrich plumes at $1.00, $1.50, $3.00 and Oil TanKS. New and Second Hand Safes and Scales.

$5.00. $1.50 grade silk velvet at 75 cents. Ribbons at 10 and 25 cents. Flowers at 6, 10 and 25 cents. Jt Best grade waterproof metlme, 25 The Florida Safe Scale Co.

A. O. WATSON, Mgr. 208 Madison St. Phone 1429 Tampa, Fla.

Diamonds continue to advance 41 in price, and no indications of 4 them ever being cheaper than now. They are a good invest- 4 ment when bought here for there 4" 4 is no question as to their value. H. E. ADAMS.

Employers in real need of help do two things; then want-advertise, and thy read the Tribune "Situations Wanted" ads. Thus work-seekers should not only answer Tribune ads, but ADVERTISE, thus doubling the chances of securing the right employment QUICKLY. cents. Velvet ribbon in all colors. Panama hats at cost.

Come and see us next week. IDEAL MILLINERY PARLORS, 406 Tampa Street. ft (DON'T GO DT BLDNB Many people do, when they are buying shoes. Some go into the first shoe store they come to and take most any pair of shoes the salesman says fit." Other shoe buyers are attracted by the price alone THIS IS FOLLY. The safe buyer will come here and be correctly fitted with the best of shoes, pay a fair price and be happy ever afterwards.

Shoes for MEN for WOMEN for CHILDREN i.A-n iters )Asi, unr. TWO PAIRS IN Without the Difficulties Come in and See Then. 715 FRANKLIN ST. KARL K. EYGHANER GRADUATE IN OPTICS 308 Twiggs St.

Phone 688 Tampa TAMPA, FLA.