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OCALA EVENING STAR SATURDAY OCTOBER 31 1908 THREE jm ur The Marion Shoe Co

r Will close out theirt Entire Stockc of Mens Ladies and Chil¬

drens Shoes Over ShoesLaces et-

cAT COSTCome in early and be fittedand get bargains

Marion Shoe CompanyI

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but how good is 1ie questionthat every one iiuuM Uik m buyingcandy <

The old Lying that a man isjudged ly lle can iy he givesholds good today same as alwaysBuy the bcsd at take the justas good kind

Nothing quite equals

6famous BonEons and ChocolatesThey are in a distinctively exclu-sive

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class to themselvesOrders receive prompt and care ¬

attention Just Rive us tle nameand address aJ Uicle Sam doesthe rest-

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4 T W TROXLER

24 MAIN ST

Charles D Hulbert M D

Homeopathic Physicianand Surgeon

Office Second Floor The Munroe andChambliss Bunk Building Ocala

FloridaTelephones Office 154 Residence 45

Office Hours312 a in 24 p m 730830 p m

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DAVID S WOODROW

REAL STATE

AND INVESTMENT-

SRooms 27 and 23s Holder Block

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OCALA FLORIDA

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rPL The man who waits tor a proven

r producing proposition before invest-

ing1 will Always pay every cent thestock is worth Its the man who takes-

a chance on the ground floor that real-

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gets the cream Always investigate-and act with due caution but you will

lose out entirely and every time if youwait for a cinch Equal parts of

nerve and common sense will be found

a very palatable dose and a combina-

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hard to beat

If you want to buy a nome in Ocala1 can offer you one of the very fewplaces on the market on Oklawahaavenue

Frontage is 96 feet and the lot runsback 480 feet House is one story

t containing five rooms kitchen andbathroom city water gas electriclight and modern plumbing stableand servants house in yard Price

2300 half cash and balance spread-

over three years

Jf you want to build a store build ¬

ing to rent I have a lot on Fort Kingi avenue between the Pittman building-

and the new building just erected by

Guerrant Carmichael Frontage is43 feet bfr 110 feet deep The building-

now on it is old but rents for enough-

to pay interest on the investmentPrice is 350-

OAKRIDGES lots on the Shady Grovehard road and within the city limits-

can be bought for 75 to 90 100 feetfront by 125 feet deep 1010 cash and

1 per week Free deed in case ofdeath No taxes to pay until 1909 Map

and prices on application

WOODMAR This property is on themost beautiful lake in Florida on a

bluff which rises from 25 feet to 75

feet above the level of the lake The-

A C L railroad runs between the edge-

of the lake and the bluff Four yearsr ago when I platted this property and

offered to sell lots I was laughed atby many and the word fool morethan once dropped in connection withthis property Try and buy back forme the lots I have already sold andcome and see me I have raised theprices once and will raise again untilanother Mr Flagler sees the beauties-of the place and then he can have itif he will pay the price The streets-are all planted to shade trees and wat-

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works installed good water tooBuy a lot now You can buy on termsbut you cant buy them at a discountMap and prices on application

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AT THE CHURCHES TOMORROW-

St Phillips CatholicSunday is All Saints Day and som

special music Is anticipated All ancordially invited to the services at1030 a m and 430 p m

D Bottolaccio Pastor

Grace Episcopal-

Rev Geo Hendree Harrison Rector10 a m Sunday school11 a tnHoly communion and ser ¬

mon730 p m Evening prayer and ser ¬

monCome and worship with us

Christian-

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H Coleman MinisterSunday school at 945 a mPreaching at 11 a m and 730 p mForenoon subject Reaching the

Goal-Evening subject A Refuge that

FailsEverybody welcome

Presbyterian-

Rev W H Dodge D D PastorServices 11 a mAnthem Jesus My Savior Look on

MeSchereckerServices 730 p mAnthem Savior Xow the Day is

Ending SleddsSabbath school 945 a mY P M S3 p mA cordial invitation extended to all

Methodist-

R H Barnett PastorThe pastor has returned from Mont

brook where he has been assisting-Rev E J Gates in special servicesand will be in his own pulpit as usualtomorrow morning The sacrament ofthe Lords Supper will be administer-ed

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at the close of the morning ser-vice

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The presiding elder Rev F RBridges will fill the pulpit at 730 p-

in° This will be his last sermon In

this church during his four years term-on this district Let all the congrega-tion

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come out and give him a fullhouse at this his last service

Sunday school 930 a inPreaching a m and 7SO p mJunior League 3 p mSenior League p mA cordjal invitation to all And let

us all remember and not fail to talkup our mens meeting Sunday eveningovember Sth

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Baptist I

Sunday school 945 a in i

Morning tlcesl1 a mSermon Thou shalt hot bear false

witness against thy neighbor This-is the ninth in a series of sermons onthe ten commandments The Import-ance

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of this commandment is found Inthe responsibility of man toward Godand his fellow man in the use of histongue Speech is one of the mostGodlike attributes in the possession-of humanity and carries with It theIdea of an Intelligent guidance In itsuse No animal possesses this powerbeyond the mere imitation of the par-

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and raven and possibly a tew oth ¬

er birds All kinds of false reportfalse swearing gossip and lying comeunder this commandment That thecommandment takes equal rank withthe others such as thou shalt not killsteal commit adultery covet blas-pheme

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etc will be shown by thescriptures

Sunbeam Band3 p mB y P U645 p inEvening services 30 p mSermon Is the Idea of Local Soy

ereignity of the Churches Conslst > l twith a Unity of the Faith

A general invitation is extended toevery one to attend this service aswell as all others of the day

We offer good music free seats acordial welcome Why not attend re-

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services If you are a strangerir town if you are away from home-of you feel a little blue if you wantto spend a little while worshipping-God go to church somewhere and ifyou dont go anywhere else come outand worship with us

After several efforts we have beenable to get the organ in good repairand the music will be especially goodThe church choirister Mr G A Nash

has again organized a choir consisting-of Mrs Geo R McKean soprano MrsW A Coin alto Mr II K Robinsonassisted by Mr Frank Gates tenorRemember now Thy Creator will bethe morning anthem and Miss InezTolmie will render Kennicks Rockof Ages at the evening service MrsIzlar with Miss Mary Gates assistantwill preside at the organ-

C C Carroll Pastor

THE PLACE-To Get Your Fresh Bread and Cakes-

is atTHE CITY BAKERY

No 55 S Main StWe bake every morning except Sun ¬

days Free deliveryWhen in need of Bread Cakes Pies-

or anything that belongs to my lineof business telephone No 296 F o bestimates furnished on out of townorders

No order too large to fill or toosmall to handle We use only firstclass goods and are here to pleaseGive us a part of your orders-

E L VAUGHN-

Six nice photos for twentyfive-cents on Saturdays and Mondays atT H Mills 54 North Magnolia street

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OCALA OCCURRENCES

Mr Jack McCully of Berlin was intown today

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Two secondhand wagons for salecheap Apply to F W Ditto I

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Mr R L Keating has returned froma business trip tu Jacksonville

Send us your prescription work TheCorner Drugstore-

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J Fred DeBarry of Jacksonville-is a guest of the Ocala House

New Florida syrup now on sale atMartin Cams

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There were twentytwo arrivals atthe Ocala House Sunday

Guths candies fresh by express atthe Corner Drugstore-

Mr F W Ditto has returned fromhis trip to Jacksonville-

Get your school supplies at thisOcala News Co-

Ir W J Edwards of this city wasin Jacksonville this week

FOR RENTA splendidly furnish-ed

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room Inquire at 78 Watula street

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JUST ARRIVED

Holland Herring Hilchners

German Dill Pickles

412 lb Crocks Mince Meat and3 and S Ib Jars

Luncheon Cheese in 15 and30c Jars

12 gall Jugs Pure Vinegar

Shredded Codfish i

Post Toasties and Ctrn Flakes

CranberriesI

Honey In Comb-

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TEAPOT GROCERYI

Mrs J E Chace is slightly better to ¬

day and her fever Is lower than yes-

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One pound of paper and two packsI ef envelopes very best grade for 50 I

cents at Tydings CoI

Mr W T Gary has been at Sarasota I

taking treatment for his eyes at thesanitarium He will return Sunday

I Nunnallys After Dinner Mints 25

cents the box at the Posto ice Drug ¬

store-

J F Reynolds of Jacksonville is atthe Ocala House

We carry the best line of toilet ar-

ticles¬

soaps perfumes etc in the I

city Come in and be convinced Ty ¬

dings Co

Mr W W Jackson of Moss BluffI was in town today doing some shop-ping

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We are displaying the largest andbest selected line of perfumes toiletpowders toilet waters soaps etc inCentral Florida and will take pleas-ure in showing you the line TheAntiMonopoly Drugstore

Capt John I Inglis of Port Ingliswas in town yesterday and today aguest of the Ocala House

We are in business for your healthCall and see us The Corner Drug ¬

storeFisklsI

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FreshIris-Potatoes

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Prompt Delivery

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MRS ANDERSONSTELEPHONE TEA

Mrs Wm Anderson entertained alarge number of her friends last aft¬

ernoon with a Telephone Tea Thisnovel and enjoyable social function-was given at the elegant home of MrsAnderson in honor of two most charm ¬

ing ladies Mrs Lee K Brown andIMrs Erastus Hopkins who will be

with Mrs Anderson this winter I

The color motif was yellow thelights were shaded with yellow andyellow flowers were much in evidenceLarge crystal vases filled with veryhandsome yellow and white chrysan ¬

themums added beauty to the lovelyscene The hostess and two honoreesvery graciously received in the parlorReceiving with them was Mrs C HLloyd These ladies wore elegantgowns and each looked particularlyattractive-

The punch bowl was quite attrac ¬

tive Large clusters of white andpurple grapes were effectively used inits decorations This delicious bev-erage

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was served by Mrs M CLooney and Mrs D W Davis Theother assisting ladies were Mrs C VMiller Mrs G T Maughs and MrsClaude Nelson-

In the dining room refreshments-were served by Miss Alice BullockMiss Sara Davis and Miss MargaretAnderson As the guests left the din ¬

ing room Miss Minnie Gamsby andMiss Esther Weathers gave out littlebonbon daintily tied with yellow I

ribbon each bonbon containing the I

fortune of the happy possessor Thereading of these gave much merri-ment

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This reception was the firstIlarge one of the season and was one

of the most delightful social affairsever given in this city-

McDAVIDMcCREDIE

Mr Marshall MaeDavid and MissMary McCredie slipped away from I

their friends yesterday evening secur ¬

ed a license and repaired to the Bap ¬

tist parsonage where Rev C C Car ¬

roll quickly made them man and wifeBoth the young people are well

Iknown in Dcala Mr MaeDavid Is anemploye of the Ocala Foundry and is I

a steady hardworking young me ¬

chanic Marshall was the DailyStars office boy ten years ago andwas the most industrious anad reliable-the paper ever had His bride is thesmart and charming young lady whohas made so many friends waiting onthe patrons of the Boston Store the

Ilast year or two Both the young peo-ple

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very sensibly went to their respec-tive

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I places of employment this morn-ing

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For the present they will maketheir home with the grooms motherMrs H G MaeDavid They have manyfriends who wish for them a long and

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happy life

BE l NELECTRIGALI

THEATERNorth Magnolia Street Opposite I

Mclver MacKaysI

II M WOOD Proprietor

CHANGE OF PROGRAM DULYI

Open Promptly at 330 p1 I

Program for this Evening

HUNGRY TRAMPS PUNISHMENT-

HIS FIRST RIDEI

WHY JENKINS WEARS THE BLUERIBBON

I LIVELY BARRELS

ISongs by

SUMMERTIME-THE

the Big Four Quartet

LOST CHORDI FAREWELL

SMARTYKILLARNEY

I KEEP ON SMILING-MY ROSY RAMBLER

Quartet Will Appear Promptly at 5OClock in the Afternoon and 8 and9 in the Evening v

Admission 20 cents Children 10 centsI

Mr T W Troxler has certainlymade great improvement in his alwaysattractive store

When you want stationery go to astationery store The Ocala NewsCompany has the best and most uptodate line in Ocala

Mr Thomas Sexton acting superin ¬

tendent of the Holder Phosphate Cocame up this afternoon from the mines-to spend Sunday in town with his fam-ily

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Furnished rooms for rent Apply atNo 34 Oklawaha avenue

Mr Sam P Anthony formerly andfor a number of years a citizen ofOcala with his family is again a resi-d nt of Ocala and expects to remainwith us He has beeii residing inMuncie Ind for several years

Use Planks Chill Tonic Guaran ¬

teed Price 25c Sold by all druggists-

Mr Thos A Levines of Montbrookwas in town last night and today onhis way to Jacksonville where he willtake a position is engineer of the

I Vounteer one of the big seagoingtugboats of that port

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BE YOUR OWN BOSS Make 4 to7 a day at home silvering mirrors

experience unnecessary Sample sentfree Write G Redmond D200 Bos ¬

ton Mass

Send us your prescription businessWe are thoroughly prepared to handleit Tydings Co

The Woodmar Sand and Stone Cornhas a large force of men at CampHeights laying cement sidewalkscopings and curbs around the Campproperty When the work is finishedit will present a very handsome ap ¬

pearance-

We lead the city on stationery tab-

lets

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and school supplies of all kindsThe AntiMonopoly Drugstore-

DeWittsL

Little Early Risers are thefamous little pills easy to take safesure and gentle Get Early RisersThey are the best pills made We sellthem Sold by AntiMonopoly Drug-store

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FOR RENT Warehouse formerlyoccupied by Knight Martin locat-ed

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on Magnolia street Apply to M JRoes room 20 Holder building

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1fAOU know the importance of cor-rect

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fit in clothes no mattterhow good the cloth or how

w wellmade the garments if theyr dont fit you dont want them

k We understand this as well asyou4 M do and we offer you

F1fi1rIL Hart Schaffner MarxJLW-N clothes because theres no trouble-

in giving you a correct fit in thesey goods

Youll find these clothes stylishr perfectly made of allwool fabrics

LI l i131 such clothes as any gentleman maybe proud to have and wear-

y Wed like to fit you in one of our fancy suits and in oneJL of our dressy blue or black suits for changing off

Copyright 1908 by Hart Schaffner Marx Clothes to suit you here

This store is the home of ve

Hart Schaffner Marx clothes E-

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Guarantee Clothing ShoeONE PRICE DEALERS I-

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PLEASANT EVENING-AT THE BERLIN

Harry came very near having tohang out the S R O sign at the Ber¬

lin last night It seemed like every I

theater goer in town was there someI

time during the evening The pictureswere tine and the songs of the BigFour Quartet brought waves of ap ¬

plause and after each performance-the audience would not bi quiet untilthe big ones had returned and ren-dered

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My Rosy RamblerThere is a fine program on for this

evening If you havent hoard the BigFour you mustnt fail to hear themand if you have heard them you shouldhear them again Their singing cantbe excelled

NEW REAL ESTATE COMPANY-

A new real estate company has beenformed in Ocala It is the MarionCounty Realty Company Messrs Ash-er Frank and F W Ditto The object-of the company is to buy and sell largetracts of land and to make sales ofMarion county lands to Northern peo ¬

ple and induce them to settle here andimprove their purchases It is a laud ¬

able enterprise and is worthy of sup ¬

port

A BIG SALE-

On November 14th a big special salewill be put on in the store room re ¬

cently vacated by the KnightMartinHardware Co by a Jacksonville firmwho have rented the store and will putin a big stock of dry goods and kin-dred

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lines-

MERRY WIDOW PARTY RETURNS-

The launch terry Widow returnedlast night from the trip to Jacksonville-via the Oklawaha river Those return-ing

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on the boat were Messrs T HHarris Ardis Waterman Tim TomMnson Nathan Peyser and Frank Math-ews Those who returned a few dayssince via rail were Messrs C II Lloydand Stephen Jewett The gentlemenhad a splendid trip and every one en-

joyed¬

it For most of hem it wastheir first trip through the picturesqueOklawaha and St Johns rivers

NOTICE TO PISTOL TOTERS-

I hereby give notive that license tocarry pistols does not authorize par ¬

ties to carry the same concealed andthey are as much liable to arrest as ifa license had not been issued to them-so all persons are warned that they areliable to be arested if they violate thislaw This information is given to putall persons on notice and they mustgovern themselves accordingly Thelaws must be enforced

John P Galloway Sheriff

NOTICE TO VIOLATERS OF THESUNDAY LAW-

It has come to my attention that anumber of parties are in the habit ofhunting on Sunday This is a viola ¬

tion of the law and all parties so of¬

fending are warned from so doing In

the future for if apprehended they willbe arrested and punished accordingly-

John P Galloway Sheriff

WEATHER FORECAST

Washington Oct 31Falr tonight-and Sunday

The original terry Widow EthelHart Jackson has married BenoniLockwood Jr of New York the law ¬

yer who procured for her a divorceLet us now hope we will soon see thelast of the disproportionate hat andhear the last of the still more dispro-portionate

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name Widows are not any-

more merry than othr people at any-

timeI

and a great deal of the time theyare far less s-

oOYSTERSOysters are good and w are serving

them in all styles We keep a firstclass cafe and short order house andserve all of the delicacies of the sea-

son as well as all plain staple dishes-at moderate prices Good coffee andsomething good to eat at any hour upto 10 oclock at night Bar in con ¬

nection where you can get anything-to drink or smoke that you may

wishHOGANS CAFEShort Order and Oyster House West-

Side Public Square

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Insurance Agent iHouses for sale ana

I1y rent Rents collected and

Taxes paid for nonresi-dents

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ar Fire Life and Accident

Insurance written in the most reliable companies Farmstimber tracts vacant lots residence and business propertiesfor sale Be sure to see me whether you want to buy or not

fF W DITTO Phones 116 and 92

COMMITTEES

Appointed by President Geo K Robin-

son

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for the Marion County Fair-

Ways and Means Jake Brownchairman H B Clarkson D E McIver S T Sistrunk Wm N Camp JC Boozer Louis R Chzal

Arrangements Geo K Robinsonclairman Z C Chambliss John MMeffert George L Clemens E PGuerrant D S William secretary

Transportation KODert Taylorchairman Sydney Haile G TMaughs-

PublicityFrank E Harris chair ¬

man C L Bittinger L J Brumby HE Robinson

Agricultural ExhibitsWin Gistchairman S R Pyles E L Howell

Horticultural Exhibits 15 L Wartmann chairman S H Gaitsklfl JohnHeintz Carl Schneider-

Live Stock ExhibitsE P Guerrantchairman C G Fraser C Carmichael

Poultry Exhibits George L Clem-ens

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chairman Win M Shockley E I

P GuerrantMinerals and Woods F A Teague

chairman Chas H Lloyd StephenJewett

Domestic Exhibits Womans WorkTo be announced later

Machinery and ImplementsHarry-B Clarkson chairman J H Spencer-W A Knight

Negro Department D McDuffychairman F P Gadson >V P Wil-son

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M D J W Alexander GeorgeGiles secretary

George K Robinson President-T T Munroe Treasurer

D S Williams Secretary-

AGATHERIDAN SOCIETY

The Agatheridan Society held itsrtjrulnr meeting Friday Oct 3Q 1908

After the minutes of the precedingmeeting were read and approved thefollowing program was rendered

Subj ct Tl I ir t PlaysInau UrJ sulu of the presidentEssay The educational Value of the

tage Gn lrv r-

Essay The Early Stage Actors EtcMary Irvin-Recitation Collie ClarkEssay The Earliest Plays and Their

AuthorsCharles GatesRecitation Annie Laurie PerryEssay Stories of Noted Plays Whit

PalmerRecitation Ethel SeymourEssay The Moral Character and

Purpose of Early Stages Siebert Da-

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Oration Our Debt to Greek DramaPaul Gates

Declamation Carrie fanipbcllRecitation Mary LandersDebut Resolved That nnUarli

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should be aided by the potter c o main ¬

tain her independence AffirmativeElsi Liddon Robert Ferguson nega-

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Abbie Stokes Fred TurnerI

The judges Adele Bittin r WaterLiddell and Gary Beck decided infavor of the affirmative

Paper by the editorThe secretary was reflue ted to read

the constitution There being no fur-

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business to come before the houseI

the society adjourned to meet again-ovI 6th 190S

Helen Brown Secretary1

I ELECTRIC SMOOTHING IRONSI

One of the greatest conveniences-aboutt the house is one of those Amer-ican

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Electric Smoothing Irons Heat-ed

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in a minute an even temperaturenever soiled or smoked Get your wifemother or sister one of them Twosizes and prizes Ask H W Tucker-to show them to you

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TO fRUIT CO SUMfRS

When you wish fruit and vegetablesdelivered at your door look out forthe delivery wagon and stop It orphone our store No 277 If youwish small quantities of fruit samecan be supplied from our store In theMontezuma block or the Magnoliastreet store If you wish large quan¬

tities call at the Magnolia street tstore near Baptist church

S A MOSES BROJ

The Ocala Plumbing and Electric Conow have a first class tinner and haveopened a tin shop In their shops Thenew man new man has turned outsons splendid pieces of work in gaaoline tanks for launches air tight com-partments

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for launches and otherjobs

Mr P B Bowie of Arcadia o firstclass job printer will alive In town to-

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to take a position with theStar and help us out of the congestedcondition in the job department-

Mr Dell Moody came up this after-noon

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from Oklawaha to spend Sundayin town

Mr A T Thomas came in this aft-ernoon

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to spend Sunday with his tamily

Mr and Mrs Edward Holder andCol 0 T Green went down to MrHolders Island at the mouth of theWIthlacoochee river yesterday Mrand Mrs Holder remained for a few x

days and Col Green returned In theautomobile yesterday afternoon i

Messrs J M Smith and G M Johnesof Reddick were guests of the Monte-zuma last night

Mr F O Reagan of Brooksvlllestopped over In the city today on hisway home from Jacksonville < a

Call at the Marion Shoe Cos storeMr Jeffcoat has some shoe bargains toshow you at theclosing out sale of thestock of shoes

ON THfCORNER

Visit our new store It isI modern and uptodate andsome say as pretty as can be

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Some of our new goods are inDRIED APPLES 15DRIED APRICOTS 15DRIED PEACHES 15c two for 25DRIED PRUNES 15c two for 25NEW MACKEREL 10

FRESH ASSORTMENT CAKESAND CRACKERS-

Try our famous Hudnuts PearlGrits and Mealwhite as snow

CRANBERRIES Two QUARTS 25c

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