OCALA EVENING STAR, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1921

closed her school and left severaldays ago for, Jacksonville.

USERS OF ELECTRICCURRENT, LOOK OUTOcala Evening Star

B. H. Griggs and wife of Lake Gemwere guests recently of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Griggs.

trains and studied the yards, and weare certain that any unprejudicedman acquainted with railroad affairswill ajrree with us that conscientioustiainmen would stop their trains rightwhere their passengers could alightwith the most convenience. We haveseen such good work done on otherroads and see no reason why it shouldnot be done on this.

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OCALA. FLORIDA. We Solidt YoifThe new turbine engine has arrived

and is being put in place at the cityplant as fast as possible. In order tofacilitate operations, the current willbe cut off all day next Sunday. Usersof current will please take notice andmake the necessary preparations.

Mr. Joe Stanaland and son, RalphStanaalnd of Electra spent yesterdaywith E. O. Cordrey and family.

E. O. Powell was a business visitorIt. II. Carroll. Preside t? . .Ivrmrood.

to Ocala yesterday.II. itenjaoala. EditorJ iiService" Our MottoRobert Rogers of Dunnellon wasmingling with old friends at LynneSunday.

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efcnil-clair- f matter. SUGAR SATURDAY AND MONDAYPARIS SINGER'S GIFTTO THE STATE

Mrs. b. L. Manning and daughters I 14 pounds of sugar for one dollar.TELEPUOSESUonlorxii OfficeEditorial Ilepartm

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Give Us A Trial and You Will "KUMBAKspent Saturday with friends in Ocala. with a dollar's worth of other groc- -

eries for cash, Saturday and MondayFOR SALE CHEAP only. Phone 377.

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PBKS5....uiivii ASSOCIATED dly-3t-- tf II. B. WIIITT1NGTON.Tl . .a Press la exciusiw'he on truck at bargain quick" ' i" V 1 i r. I

-- ..tii(i for the use xor repuuiJC.i.rriitri to it or-. ... ... sale. AUTO SALES CO, Mack Tay- - Valentines. SPECIALTYnewall SHOP.2-- tf

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The Palm Beach Post tells as fol-

lows of the gift of Paris Singer, oneof Joe Earman's friends, to the state:

Paris Singer, head of the Singerenterprises, which .include the . Ever-glades Club, has presented to theFlorida State Board of Health a com-

plete laboratory equipment. Theequipment will be used in the labora-tory building now in course of con-

struction for the state board of healthon Third avenue, near the FloridaEast Coast railway's passenger sta-

tion. "It will make a magnificent ad-

dition to the facilities of the labora-tory," Joe. L. Earman, president ofthe state board of health, said yester-day when he made acknowledgementof Mr. Singer's generous gift.

During the late war Mr. Singer pur-posed to establish at Palm Beach aconvalescent hospital for disabled of-

ficers of the United States army. Be-

fore the project was fully completedthe. armistice was signed and feelingnow that he could make no better dis-

position of the equipment he had as-

sembled for the purpose than to turn

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six times "ta PImonaL Batesposition 20 PVelfmum U w

on ronlm, t.lwhU1rchlnwCri?3beWi1u1rntlsd appHea-tUfff-il.

Xot.ce- -: 5 cents per itaefgr?t iV0?ns3erCt!Sn3 PQne chane a

'klfoedTnreders without extra

REASONABLEPRICES HAVE COME

BACK AGAINit legal rates.composition charges.

iJgal advertisementsm SINCLAIR OILS :i:

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The Gainesville News and the Tam-p- o

Tribune haven't told us how they

came to synchronize that editorial on

the Star. They should be good sports, . ii tVitrvisplves as well

nllUIIIIillllllUlIllIlllllIlUUltlllllllllltUlHlUUU 1 UilRit over to the state board of health,

FREE AIR AND WATERana ten jc v.

as other fellows.and recognizing the service to be per-formed by a laboratory at West PalmEeach, Mr. Singer communicated hisdesire to President Earman last weekin a letter which Mr. Earman for

Col. Bob Davis of the GainesvilleHe always

Sun is very conscientious.tVl! his readers when he uses syndi- - warded to Major Ralph N. Green, the

state health officer.Uorials. We would use them

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Knf lcnow our readers Major Green promptly came here toVULCANIZING

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Work Guaranteed Satisfaction"VULCANIZING THAT PAYS'

every uj, . .

would get wise to us as soon as thatpart of the paper began to improve.

' have derw PAnntv commissioners

accept the gift and did so accept it.Next Thursday Dr. B. L. Arms, direc-tor of the bureau of diagnostic labora-tories, will arrive to dismantle the lab

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oratory and remove it from Palmcided to further defer the sale ofo..-- u ,i"i-;- f io nn now on a Eeach. The equipment will be stored W'until such time as it can be installed

in the new building on Third avenue. .

bonus, oucu bgvwii.bear market, and the taxpayers would

lose thirty or forty thousand dollarsv., a ci--- at nresent. The Star thinks The equipment, Dr. Green states, is

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CAN SAY this with full certainty now.While we were cleaning out our oldgoods, and the Manufacturers ' werecleaning out their old goods to us, it"told little about what prices would bewhen spick-spa- n new goods were to bemarked.

of the latest type, up-to-da- te in everyrespect, and worth upwards of $3000.

the commissioners are pursuingproper course. raM SfffldMImmIt includes a very valuable polariscope

which will be of great service to theboard in its research work. The state R. S. (Earl) Hall. Proprietor

Cor. FT. KING Ave. & OSCEOLA St.board of health is naturally more

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PIIONE .598grateful for this splendid gift, and atits next meeting on February 8, will But now THE NEW GOODS ARE COMINGexpress its appreciation in iormairesolutions, copy of which will be pre-sented to Mr. Singer.

in, and most of the other new goods are boughtand we know that PRICES ARE WAY DOWN, 8

BELLEVIEW and permanently down on practically every- -thing you want to buy, and we ar. Idoking for-wa- rd

to a pleasent season of spring selling, w HiBelleview, Feb. 9 The Civic League

STAR- - JOB DEPARTMENTdance, which was given last Fridaynight, was a pleasant affair and wellattended. Don't forget the league ba-

zar on the 17th and 18th, Thursdayand Friday of next week. The first ii P. 0. BOX 606PHONE 51evening fancy work articles will be onsale and a home talent play entitled,The King of the Philippines" will be

given. Friday night they will give

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because our customers will be much happier inbuying when everything is really worth theprice paid for it again. .

Gathering merchandise for our customerstoday requires extreme vigilance and fullestknowledge of the lowing markets. We have beenwide awake and cautious and, courageous byturns. Now we are highly gratified with whatwe have accomplished, and each day ; we "grow

more eager for you to see and realize what wehave done in your service.

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Pepperbox Red of the Times-Unio-n

says he will accept the Star's invita-

tion to come and write up a baseball

game if we will send him railroad fare.

Well have to have Red, if we have to

pawn our watch, so he had better not

wear out his other shirt before wa-

termelon time.

A mass meeting to protest against

lawlessness has been called by com-

mercial club officers of Jacksonville as

a result of, several negro houses being

dynamited in South Jacksonville Tues-

day night. County authorities have

failed to develop any clue to the per-

sons who blew up the houses follow-

ing the posting of notices for negro'occupants to move.

Regret that the American govern-

ment saw fit to apologize to the Ber-

lin government for the attempt ofAmericans to capture G. C. Bergdoll,

wealthy American draft eyader, was

expressed in a resolutionadopted by

the executive committee!" the Am-

erican Legion in session in Washing-

ton. The legionaires may well express

regret. It was the most sickening

piece of diplomacy this country was

ever guilty of.

Looking over the crowd of men who

turned out yesterday to search for themiscreant .who attempted an assault

thrStar couldn't helpon a little girl,thinking that Article II. of the con-

stitution of the United States has not

been set aside to any great extentaround here. Every man had a gun

or a pistol and most of them had both,

and they were all serviceable weapons.

chicken purlo supper and dancingafterwards.

LETTERHEADS, BILLHEADS, CARDS, CIRCULARS, FOLD ERS FINE BOOKLETS, ETC.

We never disappoint a customer on a" promise.You get the job when ks due.

Mrs. Wilkerson has been quite ill,but is now improving.

J. A. Freeman and son, R. t. Freeman returned r riday trom - Lynca--

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Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Daugherty andP19S9Snephew, Mrs. Martin, Mrs. Lewis and

Mrs. Raymond left Sunday' to attendthe South Florida Fair.

Mr. and Mrs. Davis and two children are boarding at the Lake ViewHouse.

i Miinirplliiy M(Dtoip Commpsiimy 1Many of the new goods are here- - others are

coming in every day. Better in quality broad- -

er in variety lower in price.

That is why the store is daily more interest- - $ing and more worthwhile to visit.

Mrs. Ed Armstrong is visiting inTampa this week.

Dr. - and Mrs. McClellon and chil ONE OF FLORIDA'S BEST GARAGESdren came recently and have rentedthe Foote place. 'TiresExpert RepairsMr. and Mrs. R. T. Freeman andittle R. T. Jr. went to Ocala Sunday,

Gas and OilStorage

OCALa. FLORIDAto make their home.

AccessoriesMain Street, Opposite'Foundry

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A traveling vaudeville showed atthe town hall Monday night.

The "Beantown Choir" was given in

The milksops who are afram to irubi,

the American people may yap as loud

as they please, but the Star wants the

spirit that won the battles of Lexing-

ton and Kings Mountain to remain

alive.

Wildwood Tuesday night by the B. Y.P. U.

VVEUATil A. TINSRIANRev. Boatwright preached two veryAs - strengthening tonic there is

nothing better than Nox and IronTonic Tablets, $per bottle of 100tablets at Ceng's Drug Store. Guar-

antied or money back. tf

interesting sermons at the Baptistchurch last Sunday.The same forces that fought against C. Cecil Bryant:

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prohibition, in the township, m the Rev Matrin of Island Grove was intewn over Sunday.county, in the state" and in the nation

v,.r or mskin? a biff noise about Mr. William Fielding of Anthony1IV o '

Sunday observance laws and are ad was a welcome caller here aunday. FIRELIFEthe same theories and argu The Ladies' Aid has announced its

CONTRACTOR

Estimates Given Free

Phone 526 Ocala. Fla.

lTalecanderPRACTICAL CARPENTER AND

BUILDERCareJul estimates made on aU cow

tract ork. Gives more and betterwork tiT the money" than any othercontractor in the city.

FRANKannual sale and supper to be givenments that were used to keep open thesaloons and distilleries and if they

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Friday night, Feb. 25th.keep onrthey will drive this country

into too drastic Sunday laws just as CONNER "The Fashion Center"

, h Where a deligate organV like the eye is concerned

' the best possible atten- -

.Stc$. tion is advisable.. Consult

DR. K. J. WIHE.Optometrist and Optician

Eyesight Spedaliat

they drove the" country into prohiDitir.-- with their cries about interfer

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INSURANCEOcala, Florida

ACCIDENT AUTOMOBILE

Conner, Feb. 10. J. W. Randall left FloridaOcala,.uu aix-nn- lihprtv. St. Pe--(JilCC VV lull jjcicuiiui -

trhiire" IndeDendent.Wednesday for Charleston, S. C,where he is stationed in the navalservice.

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Tanonrlpnt. did not take theNunnally'a and Liggett's Candies

reduced to ONE DOLLAR the pound,?.t Gerigs Drug Store. . tf Valentines at the Book Shop. 10-- 3t

r.ains to fully inform itself on this Mrs. A. G. Powell and little daughter of Fort Myers are guests for sevquestion before making the foregoing

assertion. Prohibition is an economiciot;nn- - Sundav laws are a direct

eral weeks of the family of E. O.Powell.

FlshefAddison Hicks and sister, Miss Elsieattempt to weld church and state. The

Ptar knows a ereat many people who Ra ising the Family-Wtnou- g ru it was C.iaeon insiean or poor i.iwimq"7

oT,rl nnViolrJ nrohibitlOn. DUtVUiCU 1U1 11V x

are against Sunday laws.

.The Marion County Board of Tradelacks up the Star in its attempt to

have the comfort and convenience of

the people of and visitors to Ocala ob-

served by the Seaboard Air Line

fains. A Star man walked over the

Hicks of Lynne, spent yesterday inOcala.

E. E. and G. L. Griggs went toSalt Springs Tuesday fishing, and re-

turned with a fine catch of 83 mulletand several other kinds of fish.

R. M. Long and Oliver Sewell leftSunday for Oviedo", where they willbe employed. They made the trip inMr.'Long's new car.

Mrs. W. C. Wall is visiting her sis-

ter, Mrs. H. D. Peebles in Ocala.Mrs. E. L. Guinn of Conner spent

Monday in the county seat.Mrs. P. T. Randall has as her

guest for some time her father, Mr.Roberts t Georgia. ,

Mrs. Annie Black Sullivan of Ten-nessee, who has been teaching- -

- thepublic school at GrahamviHe, has

vird Thursday with a Seaboard offi

cial, and said official conceded thatthere was no reason why any trainexcept the southbound local train, dueat 1:30 p.-hi.- should not pull alongthe Dlatform to detrain its passengers 1 rUi i J4 4 j mm ;

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end that even with this train it wouldbe .only a slight inconvenience, suchas travelers on passenger trains areontirfod to. We have watched the