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VOLUME V.— NUMBER 52

T fiX DADE CITY BAXKEK^-Bctabiished in 1913 { Ceuslidatad TOB DADE CITY STAR-Estabfrbad Id 1904 f October ». 1915 Dade City is the Center of a Large and

• fancy lightly turns to lore. Well, | I for myself can say I am not whisper- | KHAKI BOYS ing any gurglings to any of the; TALK OF THE TOWN French maids. However, there are ' Miss Esther Marion A me*, niece o? I lots of them that stack up pretty j _ Mrs. S. F. Hvurkabfty. and formerly a HERE AND ■ well. I'm too much in love with the m ;.. ca , u . . . popular Dade City girl was married Mr. and Mrs E. G. Pearce, o f Miss Edna Dilday of Miami, is the __ , , . , , _, , j states and American people for such j * u i r . on Wednesday, July 24th, to E dw in! llando, have been visiting their o f Mrs. Hale for a week. o i« o - » , ... ; frivolities. Bell Hamson, in Jacksonville. The OVER THERE City friends. Ashton Embry of Washington, D. Tiroes-Union reports the weddin, as So you think you will spend your vacation in your car this summer. Miss Gladys Osborn is in Bi *, has been jie guest o f hia mother, follows: Don’t blame you and know you will town, where she will spend sevei |Mr.. Sallie Embry. th,s week. “An interesting event of last eve C. B. Wilson, o f Riverland, left on H. L Cuapin. o f Lsesfcnrg, I weeks visiting friends. Mias Nan Ward, the guest of Mrs. I ning was the marriage of Hiss Es- Monday for Camp Greenleaf, Fort have a grand trip with several of Dade City Tuesday and W e * your girl friends. That’s what I in­ Sim Huckabay has been |Q S. Massey for .ever*! weeks, re- ther Marion Aiaen, daughter of Mr*. Oglethorpe, Georgia. as a rej. rese-tati*e o f the •<* tend doing when I get back, not tc metto, visiting his sister, Mrs. C to her home in G am esrille,, M. A. A me*, and Mr. Edward Bell A company of forty negroes will f i r the saie o f • » leave Dade City for Camp Devens, go to work for a week or so but McIntosh, tand is expected home Wednesday. . Harrison, which w a. solemnised at Unfortunately Aver, Massachusetts, Sunday, at 2:22 get in the car and go here and there day. fM rs W. M. Hetheringtoc h . . behe put week and her m cu- nn Liberty street, Springfield beiag well to the IWt e f the can i­ Hans A Greutzmacher leaves today be my first stop. day from Bartow, where she lo r , Mrs. S. F. Huckabay, went to ^ ev- F. Ptsctoa, paster o f St. ties la Florida ia the amount a t war for Syracuse, New York, where he We have had plenty of rain lately been visiting her daughter, Mrs. j^GdtnesviUe Tuesday, to be with her. Andrew’s M. E. church, uncle o f the mvings Stasp. owned and plii^sd. and it is still cloudy; it is not so will enter the service for guard and H. Giles. last report Mrs. Hetherington was bride, performed the aoptial can- aad Mr. Cfcapli warn either. Well you know I don’t ftrt duty at ports of embarkation. Mayor J. A. Peek and family better. monies, which was witnessed by tela- the task af Private Roy Carlton and Mrs. have to worry about a stiff white col­ moved into the Phinney bungalow J. P. Howland drove t» Mulberry tiTe* “ <• mMt friends of and applyiaff a reassdy. Carlton arrived from Camp Wheeler, lar any more. Wire Road, which Mr. Peek material for his cotton (in and th' «*tractii«g parties. A meeting was cftdad at You asked me if I had run across Thursday, for a brief visit with rela­ recently. s accompanied by Mrs. Howland Th*‘ rooms of the residence wera o u t court mom a tives before Mr. Carlton goes to the any American girls; only orce, and Miss Mattie Broome May aci their daughter. Miss Ethel -■"* attractively decorated for the occa- needay aftcriMa. front. that was at the hospitals; real honest p&nied Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Mi Huberts Burnside - ‘io° with palms, ferns and a profu- ed by Mr. and Mrs. Chas. B. Harmeling to goodness American girl nurse*. home from Quincy Tuesday, and Mrs. E. 1. Gaaque sad d^tar ,,“n P‘“k «»" citisens. Mr. stated that so came down from Gaine3 rille Satur­ Well maybe they didn’t 100k good. their guest. lab. Myrtis G«,ue. - d t o D. A. far as be was aW« to team am «rw day, for a brief visit of a day or two, Some of them were not so much on Miss Bessie McMahaa. at the plane L. W. Verner, a repreaenative "•Oaatrey, left on Thursday for ganuatioa for th.* war savings -*— r* before Mr. K w n d in g leaves for the the good looks, but they looked all rendered "Hearts and Flowers" as the Tampa Morning Tribune was Wayaerrille. North Carolina, for an drive in June had ever b » a offset ad north to embktlr for Fraiice. o. k. to me. the guests assembled, and the bridal welcomed guc«t of the Bi attended visit. in r%ace couaty aad aa nm'im iptiam Guy Fountain returned on Satur­ American soldiers are a common party entered to the strains of the J. 2. Parker. 0 . L. Dayton, L. M. , tor tko stamps had b m m h e ifd ; day from Jacksonville, where he had thing over here now, for they are fice Tuesday. Sck, W . W. Slone, W. V. Gilbert, Chores from “ LoJiengrin.” that the eaoaty wvald hava La ba or­ bet-n working a short time in the ship everywhere and more coming every Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Maseey The ribbon bearers, little Miss Basil Wowden and D. D. Neal rep- ganized now for a *p< yards and left on Monday for Van­ day. Yesterday made five months Quincy Friday evening, tc see Elisabeth and Bernice McMahan. After ronmderat. o T. F couver, Washington to enter the since I landed over here and am be­ Massey's brother, Lieutenant nted the Bade City lodge at meeting of Odd Fellow* of the tenth "lece® °‘ th* bride* »a» asked to take the county cksus spruce production woii. ginning to feel like an old head. before he left for the front. district of Florida, at Plant City last form?n« * nM>on aisle t.-om the door m*n*h.p aad axccptod. C. A. Lae k Bryant Bowden, formerly with What’s needed is Aim rican soldiers George B. Ames, the telegraph evemng. way to the improvised altar of palm,.; tendered the use of his this paper, but who enlisted two to give the kaiser what’s coming tojgineer for the railroad commii Miss Lucile Fraiee has returned in one comer cf tke room [for Mr Z.cgier to cover the «nnty. months ago in the navy at Ke> West him. You have of course, read in i was in Dade City Wednesday, home to remain the rest of the sum­ Then came the bride with her sis-, F S Slough offered the ______ha? been transferred tc the govern­ the papers what the Americans have! his regular inspection o f tele] mer.______Miss__ Frazee has______accompanied______ter’ ^ ^ McMahan, who acted 0f hi, atenographers aad all presaM ment printing office. This is good done. By George, they go over the I service. Miss Emma Tucker, the evangelist, *5 ™*tTen ot honor They were met piorfged their aid to Mr Ziegler ia for him as he will have a chance to top smiling and singing, ' an army j The Red Cross chapter has as a pianist and singer, for several at 'mprovi.-ed altar by the bride- .very way po.tible hy a n*;ng rota, complete his work a.s a printer and that laughs at death and knows no ' ceived a shipment cf yarn for months, and expects to go with Miss . ' man. Mr. K A Th,. voting precinct w». a-iupted defeat. Thank God, I am h ealth y1 ting socks, wristlets and sweal newspaper man. — Citrus County Tucker again in the fall. McMahan brotheiMn-.aw of th. bnde „ . unlt *n;j a |oci tx,mBvme« ia and over here doing my very best, Now the ladies who wish to knit Chronicle. A. E. Koehler, of Jacksonville, was ““ j t^ere the ta'P’essive ceremony; t„ b, organir-d in each unit. Chair- The local board has ordered David and am sure proud to wear the suit j the soldier boys can get busy. in town last Friday in the interest p ***; , I Zjegler requeued that the gen- W. Pinholster to entrain for Syra­ of the army of the L". S. A, and am Miss Eula Goldsby went to Waahr nf the Florida State fair to be held The bnde **** «* » trmv- tlemen present nan - the local etna- cuse, New York, next Monday, for still further glad that I did not ride ; ington, D. C., recently, an^ had <&e in Jacksonville, November 27 to De- e,in* ®ult of gruy ‘“ P*™ wr*^. mittee for Dade City. Me»ars Van guard and fire service. Mr. Pinhols­ on a drafted train. I f you will give , honor of being the first woman faoftl cember 6. Mr. Koehler is the direct- witj> "<'sh colo" <1 «»• -. Hmnt Lock. Slough. Burk., Fergu- me F. L.’s address will write her | Pasco county to take a civil sengop ter is the publisher of the Pasco or of the state exhibits and wishes and a becoming hat of gray georgette. | ,oa Carter, Auvil Porter. Beaver, County News and the carrier on rural sometimes; we wtere always good , examination and is now working in to see Pasco county line up with her j Her fW r s 'v, rv 11 «>"«*». bouquet | Masse>. Lyd.ck and Wall., w.r. friends. Might write in your care j the administration buildign. route B. out o f Dade City. Mr. Pin­ sister counties with a creditable ex. of brideroses and valley lillies. j named a» the commute., holster had not decided last evening sometime. Mias Margaret Huckabay, who hibit at the state fair. I Th« m»tro* of konor worc » I It was decided best to have a on* ie, disposition o f the News. So old Harry is daddy now, it does been*with her sister, Mrs. C. A. M. HMding and son Harvey aa-: ,rock ot whlt» organdie, and earned .i., drlve Thursday. August I». seem queer. Was Burxm m dJ* t * - ipfcAedl* A.' M-Tucker and S.! «• was chosen as the day. carrier Charlon Hines, until a carrier of Cy Clayton, Ben and Woody being I sonville to attend the Fiilmon, o f Richland, spent Monday) little nbfcon bearers is appointed* in training camps. Know all of j cousin, Miss Esther Marion Ames, and Tuesday fishing ir. Orange Ham-Iwhlte organdie with white tulle THE NEW TRILBY ROAD The training detachments taking them and might have pulled some 1 and is remaining in the c*ty. mechanical courses for military ser­ parties with them—all jolly good i B. S. Wrkefield has sold his fifteen mock lake, a pocket in the Within- bo'*'- coochee river. Mr. Redding reports Followmg the ceremony an Info™.- T V new straight road to Tnlby t* vice at the University of Florida, fellows, you know. I don’t see how ; acre farm, one mile south of town on good spor- and all the tish th e y !* 1 reception was held, during which about finished including the grading; Gainesville, will be “finished” and on anyone can stand to go around in the Wire road, to D. M. Johnson, of a refreshment course was served. their way to a port of embarkation civilian clothes now when they are ■ Little Rock, Arkansas. Mr. Wake- could esat. of the north end o f College street* Trough. Mrs.; Assisting in serving were Mrs. W. The matter of a bridge arrcs* th# by August 15. A second mecfranical so much needed. I field will move to Dade City. Mr, and Mr. and Mrs. J 1 L. Fortson and Miss I/Ou McMahan. Seaboard Air Line ha* b ~ n taken up school for class one men is open for Must bring this to a close. Write ! Mrs. Johnson are here and will take I Forsburg and daughter Alice, and Later in the evening Mr. and Mrs. of their new home in the . Miss Trough drove to Lakeland Sat- | with the compan> and it is under- volunteer enlistment until August 6. real often. HUCK. I posession Harrison left for Washington, D. C., Volunteers must list themselves with Pvt. W. W. Huckabay, Co. E„ 412 aear future. “ <* “rs' ' “7X r»'nU "“Tre^hiy" wUl' ‘h? W'" i'U'!'h' the local board and if there are not Tel. Bn. Signal Corps, A. E. F. | ^ ^ ^ •rV 'T- N ‘Sil ^ ^ enough volunteers men will be draft­ ed to complete the number required. HAVE VOU A SOLDIER^AT iS lS S ^ He ^ 5 5 t o * Culbert^ of ^rlotte. N«h ; ^ y« s^ . ^ ^ ^ in Dade City s i t l tura^, accomodate* CAMP W KEELER, GEORGIA? l«-e»n« reTrned to DaSe The bride has a wide circle of „ „ OB th, w.y RECEPTION FOR U" Baptist church several City with them and were their guest friends, who will learn with mten-st m lmprr„ lc,n t<> the tourrt DOC1EA WILLIAMS If so, and you desire information ;tor °* ! years' ago and ,stow a Baptist pa. | for a day. ,hro“*h ^ ' of any kind about him, his health, ,. • o, inrv I! Mre- Mamie Alsobrook* i— i------1, received j haDDiness. Thi*. road was a long tim<- comiage his welfare, his financial provuwms j tor n « ^ y . efficient word that her -on had fallen from a Ml Harr,.on is connecte.1 with the a hard time coming, but lik - all other At the residence of Mr. and Mrs. for his dependents at home, or any- j Mu* C hari^ ®aken tl^,^ ,t thpi,. home M and Seaboard Air I.ine Railway, and haa p r o - good things it had to torn** finally Byrd Williams, o f St. Catherine, on Mrs., many friends, who will congratulate j broken a leg above T e Trilby road came under 'tie last T eaday evening, was given for and extend best wishes to him. a - • Ty i r r j man, Georgia, and Miss______Ide Collins j Alsobroo left on Wednesday supervision of Commission, r C A*. reception in honor of their son rector, American Red Cross, Camp | nian, ____ ^ Dociea Williams, of Camp Wheeler, bring vou such i of**Summerfie'ld, has come to D a d e | L ^ s h u r g to see her son and expected J^ock. M r. I.ock is h a v in g th** F o rt Wheeler, Ga., will Macon. Georgia who is home on a fur­ onn g \ou sucn City to ^take , Miss_ u„i— Baker’s • w key. u;«« Miss j mto n>tnrn return todav. today. The The raessaze message stated stated STREET PAVING CONTI M El» King road clay -surfaced from * ha information. lough. The sumptuous supper con­ Collin* will make her home with J. [ that the boy who is 10 or 11 years! ■ • •' «*• Amtemn road up sisting of all kinds of delicious viands, g Sparkman and family. old had climbed a tree to gather Finding a balance on hand ftwn. 1 to Men«l an street, .m - f ha was served in the lawn in true hos- ; ANTI HOG CHOLERA DRIVE The Banner had the pleasure Satur-; grapes and that he was stung by an th(L of for th,. ing on | most needed road improvements aboa pitable style, to about seventy-five LATEST IN PASCO COUNTY day, of meetinc Mrs. J. W. Asbury,; insect and loi.t his balance. Meridian and Church streets, after town. Everyone who ent« r» t..*» guests. Music and games were en------and her children, Martha and Wesley. T-wo auto parties saw a ball game tha( Vi0rk n completed, the cit> ,rom the directinn of San Antonia, joyed throughout the evening. ^ j f\gderal bureau of animal in- j I Mrs. Asbury believes that one of the between teams from the two aviation councii decided to go ahead and con-j Pasadena and Herndon will ai.j.r*. The out jf town guests were from du,t„ . is co_ol)Crating w ith the Flori- first things to do in coming into this j camps near A rcadia at Plant Field, n„ . t thr paving on East Front street cmte this impro.emeat Webster, Buahnell,— . ,, Redelle, i 11 . and___ 1 Tril- ev* •» da live stock “board to ® increase the community i is to subscribe , . for r __ theikn Tampa, Tsmnn last 1 -t a* Saturday Q a f u n ia vafternoon f t f t p m o f ln W wilh. .. that1 . i * church r'l. etrset, . _L _ j____ in . their1_ .L . . . ■ ... !. Porter. James E. Turner, D. L. mPe4lB|t Tueaoay evening, and HI DSON ARRESTS MORK by. [production of pork as a war measure, J local paper. She is correct. Mr. A»- FISH LAW VIOI.\T<>ea The “ wee small hours” came all | and they congi(jer the best way to in- ; bury was formerly principal of the Autrey, and Basil Bowden comprised i cl,ntract wae |€t to James W. Keegm ... ______| I one party and the other was made up I who ^ W n tiojllg the paving this too soon and the guests departed ex- ; crease t'he production ia to stamp out Farm Life school in Dade county and She nff Hudson rtad** a sHiind • rip he has given up teaching to farm m of G. B. Massey, Herbert, Frank and summer The paving will be of sand- pressing themselves as having spent Solera and restrict other swine to N>w Port Richly, Tharsdav. to ar- Pasco county. He and his family are j Jack Massey, Miss S. E. Coleman and a8pha)t in form of an arc a delightful evening with Mr. and, (jjseases Work has been under , , . rest violators of the law prohibit mg Mrs. Williams as such ideal host and | tfae superviaion 0f Dr. L. C. Lyons, living at present near Blanton but \ Miss Nan Ward. Mr. and Mrs. n of a c.rcle between the railway cm**- ^ ^ of , ^ ia i)u ^ ng and Huckabay s corner, another of Tallanasee, and Dr. A. S. Houchin will come to Dade City soon, and \ A. Lock drove to Tampa at the sa ------J W , - J He placed five A Participant. move to their farm on the Fort King! time but business prevented them; >n. eI.endin(t southeast from the has been placed in charge of several B. Burk. Eu road when their cottage ia boilt. from getting to the ball game. crossing to tiill street, and East counties including Pasco with an of­ Sherhouse. Ed Strickland, Jack H«i«| Front street from Huckabay’s cor- FROM WOOTS HUCKABAY fice at 8 0 3 Grand Central street, and Jesse Hay. and each was rei****! T im pa. Dr. Houchin is working in DEATH OF PAUL HILTON j ner to Hill street. This will be in a on giving a $100 cash bond THEY CAPTURE!) THE KNMMf ______sort of triangular shape and a small Pasco county ct the present time with On Tuesday of hurt v#*«-k Sheriff Willie Woots Huckabay, formerly the eounty agent, Dr. H. Thar Wea­ Pnul Hilton, a fine, i n d u ^ r i a u s ! P»rk will be left in the canter 11* Hudson arrested seventh, men far with Tampa jobbers and well knQwn fck3ior 0 . L. Dayton, and about ver, and they are urging the farmers voting man in h i. twrnty-Brat year,! council also contracted wi*h Mr. violation of the same law. and a pre­ in this city, ia in France in the sig­ thirty-five members of Company A, to have their hogs immunised from died Monday noon after four weeks' Keefcin to grade and hard-surface test against the arrest was made by nal section now. says the Tampa home guards, visited Company B at cholera. They have found severs' illness with typhoid fever, at the “ “ t P»* of Cherry and ether streets J. A. Williams, state shell Aril com­ Times. Interesting letters are re­ Trilby last Friday evening. After cases of cholera in the county and one home o f his parents, Mr. and Mrs commonly used in driving from the missioner acid representative of the ceived from hixr. by Tampa friends chicken pill&n and other entertain­ case of tuberculosis. The tubercular D. M. Hilton, about three miles sooth j »u rt house to the ice plant. The ma food administration. Prosecuting At­ and one of much interest has been ment the two companies had a mid­ hog wa. drilled and burned and the o f Dade City oa the W irt mad. Ser- j terial to be used if Bartow clay, torney Auvil took the matter up witll aent the Trench and Camp depart­ night drilyy, went over the' tup sev­ farm where ii was found will be un­ vices were held at the home Tuesday j — the food administration at Washing­ ment. Young Huckabay is a Dade eral times and captured a number of der inspection for &ome time. afternoon, conducted by Rev. M. L. OU* FAVOMTE NEWSPAPEK ton, explaining that th? men arrested City boy and is from a prominent the enemy. Dr. Houchin gives the double Gilbert, followed by buried in the ------were violating aa act of the legisla­ family. He is well known in this Next Tuesday eTening Compaay A treatment for the prevention of Dade City cemeterv. The Hilton if you ai* not a reader of the Tam- sectiea and for a year or more was ture of Florida for the protection and cholera by the latest method, aad is will consider going to Daytona, Sep­ engaged in the grocery business with family came to Dade City from p* Morning Tribune, you should sub- propagation o f Ash in the Cootee thoroughly competent to do the work, tember 2, to take part in his father in Dade City. When the Schenactady, New York, last fall and g^be for it at river and that they were not conserv­ All .owners of hogs should consult tative drill. call for volunteers came he left for consisted of Mr. and Mrs. Hilton. it the Great South Florida News- ing food but reoily were destroying with Dr. W’eaver and Dr. Houchin Paul and another son aged eight paper covering this seftion of the a source ©• food by their method of Texas for service and was soon Would you vote in the bond election as it is to their interest to protect years. state absolutely aad unefl&ivocally, fishing. transferred oversea. His letter fol­ on Tuesday, August 13? If you would their hogs from disease and a pa­ ------and is tke only paper in Florida lows- : you must register for this election on triotic duty to produce all the meat FOR SA LE—Four-horse power At- printing every line of the day and France, June 20, 1918. or before August 6. No matter when FAjtR ASSOCIATION NCCTIM possible. las gasoline eagine, 45 barrel metal night report of the Associated press, Dear Friend: Sure glad to get you have registered before, you mu a" tank, tower, all in good condition; al- it is thi first paper to arrive in There will be a meeting of your !e?*er a week or so ago. Would register for this election if you vote. have answered sooner but on the Dr. F. C. Wirt, Osteopathis Phy­ ______so registered Poland China boar of our city every day. Fair Association at the court km* square have sure been on the move sician. Office over Bank o f Pasco FOR RENT__The Slough home on fine stock. Address Box 308, Dade, Suhaiription $6.00 per year. After Dade City at t o ’clock Saturday lately, so its been over a week since County, Dade City. Office hours from Church street—six rooms. Inquire at City. tf October 1st it adll be increased to to moon August iOtli, 1918. All f . I have written you but you will for­ 9 a. m. to 12 m., Monday, Wednesday Hotel Edwinola. 3-2-4te, ------' $8.00. Subscribe sons awarded presniums at the Pfceoa give me this time, won’t you? and Friday. Other hours and d*tes ______Tuesday, August 6th, six o'clock ia Countv Fair are requested to ho pra- Well this is the time of the year by appointment. Residence pi.one, Watch for the notice of the Ford- i the evening. The last moment to Watch ft»r the notice of the Ford- aent. Important business. when George used to say young man’s S*3 A., Office phone 93 M. tf bon tractor demonstration. j register for the bond election. on tractor demonstration. XL Ttwr Weaver , Secpetoiifjf*, ! COT BANNER

‘THE YANKS” (IMPORTANT LIVE­ MICKJE SAYS STOCK CONFERENCE Tribune reader? will remember that A * o*4t o t n'M ttc but a little while ago a section of our The attempt to develop an exten­ m >#4m©CryM , \NMV country could find no better term sive dairy farming industry ia this jfS t QEMCW&ttt “Y maj T vO vjq. j to express their hatred of another community warrants better condi­ souoica acVf CO'T so^ t section than to refer to ita people a 3 tions for raising cattle and now ob­ ap M ts f m i h i gt*rs *'Yankees.” It was the last word in tain, the cattle fever ticks being a ‘fLOOHO AND VtfONMKS odium, and the mothers of the south great handicap. \2 from" tACK home were wont to frighten their babes Recognizing this condition a meet­ OOKtCM* SEND *1** T « i into silence by telling them that “the ing of live stock owners, butineas ouo HOMt rxra V** 1 Regular Prices at Which These THE DADE CITY BANNER Yanks are coming.” men and others interested in develop­ *T SKN& r? *fo The Spanish American war helped ing the live stock and agricultural Published Every Fr\*ay by Goods are Sold Every Day to ameliorate and Jfcften the sectional resources of this territory has been W. M. HETHERINGTON, Owner feeling, but the present great strug­ called for three o'clock on the after* Sharp Seas Baby Cream k CARL H. RERICK gle for universal freedom has wiped noon of August 7th, next W^dbaaa- Editor and Business Manager out the last vestige of political ahd day, at Dade City, to hear experts Sharpies* Tall Cream I k social hatred, and we stand, in truth, discuss the proposition and for a con­ Snowdrift Lard. 8 lbs. n e t ______2.50 SUBSCRIPTION RATES a united people, knowing so south, no ference to plan for immediate action One Year ...... $1.60 north, except that which naturally against the ticks. Compound Lard, per fc, ______... 28c Six Months ...... 76 and properly arises from a spirited Among the speakers will, be Dr. Lemons, per d o z .______:______48c 31ftree Months ...... 40 but friendly rivalry in business de­ W. F Blackman, president of the Biue Karo Syrup. 1 1-2 lb. can 17c ADVERTISING RATES velopment. Florida State Live Stock Association, All over the southland the word and also a members of the State Blue Karo Syrup, 1-2 gat...... 44c Will be furnished on application. “Yanks” rolls a*? lovingly frcm the Live Stock Sanitary Board; and Dr. Blue Karo Syrup, ! gal ...... 79c The Banner is recognized as one o? southern lips as if it came from E. M. Nighbert, in charge o f tide the best county papers in the State northern mouths. It is now a term eradication work in Florida, repre­ Meal and Grits, per lb. . ______6 1 2 of Florida, and its merits as an ad- of endearment given the boys in senting *he United State Burean of Wilson Custom House Coffee, guaranteed. per lb 35c ▼ertising medium are well known. France, and it is applied to those Animal Industry. Good Luck Oleomargitte, per lb. _____ 48c We reserve the light to omit or dis­ who hail from Florida, Georgia, from Dr. Nighbert will bring a number continue any advertisement at any Mississippi, from Virginia, from Ala­ of very interesting charts and pho:o* Boiled Ham, per lb ______. . . . _____ 55c time without notice. Objectionable bama, and from the Carolinas, graphs to illustrate his address, to Sliced Cured Ham. per lb. _____ ...... 45c advertising will not be accepted. well as to those whose homes are in show actual conditions in quarantined Maine or Massachusetts, in New counties and in tick free counties Hall Brand Tall Satmo.t 1% Entered as second class matter on Hampshire or in the granite hills as a contrast greatly favoring the tide Criton Brand Tall Salmon . 23c July 25th, 1913, at the Post Office at of Virginia, on the plains of Kansas free counties. jarin g the staple o f cotton of Mr. Thomas J. Lipton Coffee, always good, per lb. 35c Dade City, Florida, under the act of or California’s golden shores. Hence­ All of the counties^ surrounding Howland at his gin and are ready March 3rd, 1879. forth come they fro mthe south or Pasco have made appropriation* for Thomas J. Lipton Teas and Cocoa 10, 20 and 46c far the next man who brings in a the north, the east of the west, the building dipping vats and conducting iple of col ton. A big can Silves Flass Sow Kraut 15c boys in khaki will be known as the preliminary organization work, while Do it now! Do ,it now! Register Boston Grand Coffee per lb. 20c for the bond election. "Yanks.”—Tampa Tribune. Hillsborough and Polk counties ex­ pect to conduct systematic tick erad­ YOUNG LADIES ENLIST Good Green Coffee per lb. 20c WEST COAST AS A ication next season when it be Appearances count. Good streets Young ladies between twenty-one Tampa Grand Coffee, per lb. 20c SUMMER RESORT necessary* for owners of cattie in attract people who "wish a southern and thirty-five years o f age, in good | Sweet Pickle Peaches 35e home. Do you want these people in this county to prevent the stjck drifting across the county line, uo*»«s physical condition and of good moral Van Camps Tall Craam Dade City? If you do, vote for The Chicago Tribune tells of four character, are needed in the army 13c street improvement August 13, and deaths and seven other prostrations |the 8tock is ^ dipped regularly every'Tw o " wrv-k.;^ i.nder su*£*Ui*» ! «f nureinR. While those who Pet Cream, T all _____ . 13c register at once so you can vote. from heat in that eity in one day * * *" * “J““ of an official, *“ qualtf>' *hould w>u> P»- Small Pet Cream 6c last week. The New York papers trlotic motives they will receive a The Pasco county chapter of the are telling of many in New York and full course of nursing and receive & Small Van Camps Cream 6c the east. A WASTE THAT SHOULD . , Red Cross has received the material BE STOPPED ®1£*oma as a graduate nurse, and Cream of Wheat 27c and order? for th/ee hundred com­ There are those who smile When ______will be provided with board, lodging. fort kits. This order was marked Florida is mentioned as a summer Soups 13c In an Indiana paper the advertise- 1»;U’dry’ *«* *?*“ • a'»i « monthl> “government v #rk.” While it comes resort; many who believe that one allowance o f $15.00. Full informa Tomato Pulk 3 for 25c through the division headquarters at simply smothers from the heat from ?*** * application blanks may be May to December in Florida. They! lovs- Scrap Iron Shortage. On Mixed Vegetables . i4f Atlanta, it is work for the govern­ obtained from Miss S. E. Coleman. smile when we say there is not on j account of the shortage of old iron ment and distinctive from Red Cross Dadf City. Lord-Calvert Coffee, per lb. 35c record a case of heat prostration in i *<= are advised by the war industries work The local chapter feels honor­ Octagon Soap 2 for 15c ed by its selection for this work as but this state, that there has never been ItK,ard >t will be necessary for A BILL OF EXCEPTIONS Cereal Postum, small few chapters in Florida receive it. a case of “sunstroke" much less a Ial) householders, farmers and others 14c death from this common northern to gather up their scrap iron and! Cereal Postum, large ____ 24c summer terror. take it to the junk yard at once. Tie Th°mas wh°vpl« d \° The city of Leesburg has gone over The local weather bureau report of price is fixed by the government and /bner She^r, ,n Pade Instant Postum, small ____ 24c the top in sale and pledges of war City one day last week, takes ex­ Friday we see that it wa^ just as >’ou n°t get more if you are in- savings stamps and thrift stamps. ceptions to the Banner’s report of Instant Postum, large ______, 4*k hot in Tampa as it was anywhere I eliwd _to hold it, so set busy and “The total quota for the election pre­ the affair. Mr. Hill states that he Sweat Briar Brand Yellow Cling Peaches 27c else in Florida. But this hourly re­ brine it in. I am paying two cents cinct in which Leesburg is the cen­ did not approach Mr. Shearer from cord for the day tells the story in a pound for old rags. It is your Van Camps Hominy 17c ter” says the Leesburg Commercial. the rear, but face to face; and that language that all the knockers and duty to see that any thing that can *is $35,800. The last figures we have* he did not prevent Mr. Shearer from doubting Thomases in the world can be used to help the government be available show that we have bought getting out of his buggy by whip­ not refute nor offset: made available at oacs.” or pledged to buy $40,120 worth of ping his horse; and that Sheriff Hud* W e Have Feed at Right Price* Degrees Here around Dads City old stoves; son did not come to his home until war savings stamps, putting us ap­ machines and other old iron is dump­ Midnight ...... 79 the morning after the altercation. proximately $5,000 above our quota. ed in the woods or ponds, and old Give Us Your Order for Seed Peas 1 a. m ...... 77 Hie Banner took reasonable care to rags and paper are destroyed. It is The Banner goes to press with a 2 a. m ...... 77 get its information from reliable waste that should be stopped. We hook full of important articles from m...... 76 sources, but is willing for Mr. Hill 2H...... 75 ^ere talking a short time ago with various war offices, the agricultural 4 to present his side o f the trouble. experiment station and other worthy a, m...... 75 a junkman from Tampa, who was Cash and Carry Store 6 a. m .# ...... 74 buying old rubber and he said he Sources. We selected these articles H^re is a pood resolution fo r us from a bushel of communications 7 a. m ...... *...... 75 could not handle old iron because the g a. m ...... , ...... 78 freight rates were so high that it to make: That we will brag about Seaboard Station R, H. NORMAN, Prop. which would have kept two linotypes Dade City so much that we will have busy all week and filled a Sunday i 0 a. m...... 83 would leave no prorit for him and 10 a. m ...... 84 but small pay for labor. In these to work for her to keep from being edition. We would like to print the liars. most important of these but we 11 a. m...... 90 war times, and =1* times, all old met- have time for no more than our N'oon ...... 90 al, cloth, paper, and whatever else local news at present. W e hope in 1 p. m...... 91 can be made o f further use should RED CROSS AMRiCO TOOTH PASTE the future to do better. 2 p. m...... 9 0.b e sold and liot thrown away. It is An antiseptic refreshing paste, that 3 p. m...... 88 one of the little inconsistencies we leaves a delightful after-taste. Clean The nar..e of J. N. Thornton ap­ 4 p. m...... 90 find in our government that while one ate the tecth vithoot injuring he & p. m. division insists on the marketing of The antiseptic properties ud pears at the head of the editoral page in keeping the teeth and gums ia of the Citrus County Chronicle as € p. m...... old iron another division prohibits it healthy condition. This and more than editor and msnager. Mr. Thornton 7 p. m...... by high freight rates. one hundred other Red Cross Remedies and Toilet Preparations sold and guar­ N E W ! N E W ! Relative humidity, 12:30 p. m., A vote for street improvement in is a re; jrter and came from the north anteed only by last winter for his health. He has per cent. the election, August 13, will be a been soliciting for the Dade City In connection with these tempera- i boost for Dade City, ^et tne boosters TOUCHTON DRUG STORE Banner and the Tampa Times in Pas­ tures we had a “breeze” our northern j rally to the polls th.' t day. co county for several months. The friends call it, all day and night, with ------a velocity of not less than seven miles DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS ______u r r t o c i 1.1v v r a i iu j v « Chronicle is published at Inverness A sjnggwh, slow acting Liver i by B. O. Bowden, formely editor of ne«- hour at any time, and culminating ^ DADE CITY of many ilk for you to the Dade City Star. Mr. Thornton in a twenty mile per hour wind be- , ------good health the uver muA carry off pettone tween 10 o’clock at night and mid- j 0n Tuesday aight, August 6th, the o! the body. PLANTS UVH* PSiS contain Cal­ is getting out a newsy, nice appear­ night. management of the Red Crass thea- omel skillfully combined with other necewa- ing paper and we wish him great suc­ ry cleansing drug* wBch quickly end gently Silk Poplin Skirts, Serge cess. The wind direction is given thus b jtre announces that there will be Inren up yeur !” er but do not sicken or gripe. the weather man: I shown at the theatre Doug'as Fair- 35c AT DRUG A*Q SCtttAL S?Q8£S Made by the maker* of Plank s Chill Toak. Secretary T. F. Ziegler, o f the Direction: To 10 a. m., N. E., to 2|banks “ * “Double Trouble.” This is Skirts, Satin Skirts, Mid­ p. m., S. E., to 3 p. m , S. W., to 4 an exceptionally good picture for board of trade reports that he has p. m. N. E., to C p. m-, N. W ., to 10 | *'hich the Red Cross has %to pay bad no communication from the New more money than usual, so they are die Blouses, Serge Col­ Port Richey board of trade in regard p. m., N., to midnight S. E. asking an admission of twenty cents. to what has been done there towards From this there will be seen that Your patronage will be apprecia­ securing volunteer help for building there was not a room into the win­ lars, Georgette Crepe ted and remember that every penny the Dad" City and* West Coast road. dows of which the breeze could not with the exception of the rer. They agreed to take up this matter pour during some part of the day and and Silk Waists. Large goes to the Red Cross. immediately after the Fourth of July night. celebration, and our board of trade The average velocity for the wind Line of Plaid Ginghams awaits their action and report. Dade at this place is seven miles per hour, A COME BACK City has extended her arm across and there has not been a day this week when the north and middle west the flat pine woods of Pasco Verily, verily, a man living in and Ve^es. were in a heat gr&sp when Tamps awaits the heary hand clasp of our glass houses should not throw stones. and this section of the state has not VZ west coast friends. Co*ie, brother, Last week we tried to poke fw» at had a cooling breeze blowing over the give us your paw and lot’s build this one of the Banner’s correspondents land at a rate thr' exceeded the E. A. Street Farm A gu e* highway we mutually need so much. over a slip of the pen, and Brother average velocity. Facts and figures DeWeeae of the Zephyrhilln Colonist A. VAN L BUGBEE are "cool” things when it comes to The outlook for cotton throughout came back at us with this boulder: talking about Florida's summer re­ Phone 100-P Dade City central Forida is the most promis­ J. C. Carter, o f Dade City, un­ sort advantages—Trmpa Tribune. ing it has been for years. H us with doubtedly ‘'strung” the new edi­ These are the Goods that the the absence of the boll weevil makes tor of tike Banner, when he got it almost certain that cotton will be Mr T. F. Ziegler, the new chair­ him to give him a write up of grown more extensively another man o f the Pasco county war Ravings some cotton with lint three in­ Ladies Have Been Waiting for year. The price for picking in most stamps committee will visit tLe pre­ ches long. Thi? is nearly as paces is $2.00 per hundred pounds. A cincts of the county and complete a good as "Uncle Alec Patton’s Bags for aB hrptses cumber of fanners and associations full county organisation as rapidly cotton, which bore the lint al­ Bought and Sold have agreed upon this price. The as possible. The quota for Pasco ready twisted, 200 yards to the Plant City Courier says “ it is thought county is $209,000 and the total of lock and ready to wind on the Special Bags fa Caster there will not be much difficulty in sales o f stamps to date is about seven spools. This same old cracker securing pickers as cotton will be percent of that amount. An intensive used tc gbow wheat up in Wa­ gathered a. a period when there is rompaign must be made this month kulla county so heavy that he little other employment of a light closing with a drive on Thursday, had to throw the first three Write for Prices nature on the farms, and the bulk the 29th. Every assistance possible rows of bundles over the fence of th* crop should be gathered be­ hould be giver Mr. Ziegler and his to have room to shock the -e- The Newman Bag Co. COLEMAN & FERGUSON fore planting of fall crops is well • ommittees as an extremely respon­ maindar in the field. Jacksonville. Fla- P h on e 538S under wav.” sible task has been given them. We have taken a lesson in mea- 00183 i ■ ■■ JO CK«M »Ott«oo®

Notice !■ hereby given that on th» . 3rd 'lay of August. A. P.. !*1». the under- *irned wili apply to the G*».*rnor of the State of Florida, at Tsilahass**. ?t«*r- Ida, for letters Patent, incorpors.ua* BAN AHTONIO PACKING * SUPPLY COMPANY, under th* following propos­ ed charter, the ..riglnal of which is no* on file in the office of the secretary «f State, at Tallahium-, Florida. MATT F LATHER?. J A BABTHLE. Grapefruit fiJJed to show aa great strength aa oranges this J. A_ B T E Y F N I* year because fewer people know how good the former are. School Books and School Supplies The undersigned hereby aMoclate With the increased production now coming on, grapefruit themselves together for the furpow of Druggists wndri**, stationary, blank book*, becoming Incorporated and forming s are likely to sell for much lower prices in a few years’ time unless corporation under and by virtue of the loiltt articles g alcrv, candy, aoda water and L a w s o f the State of Florida, with and the American people are taught their food and health value, thus j ucder^th* J o l k w ^ n g ^ J ^ h a r r c r ^ Poinaatta ica cra m . popularizing them. Th* name of thin corporatien !■ SAN The Florida Citrus Exchange has undertake] to do this work ANTONIO PACKING * SUPPLY COM m m PANT, with lte principal office at San A sanitary aoda fountain, fiiMrt In P in anticipation of the enlarged production of Florida grapefruit Antonio. Pasco County. Florida county, (lajiM sttrtliud with HOT running Th* ohjscts for which this corporation groves and this season will conduct eSucational campaigns in a ! is established are To do and carry on watar. a general packing business, to lease number of important cities in the North and West own and hold real estate and bulldtiIdtng* with the necessary machinery a p p ll- a nets and equlpjmenl for packing, can “Sealdsweet” grapefruit, that marketed by members of the ning. preserving drying, curing or oth­ Cido-o-Sub - - Touchton’e Liv»r Pilb erwise handling and treating fruits, veg­ Exchange, will chiefly benefit by ‘ hie effort If you grow grape­ etables and food products: to lease, own. hold, manage and operate farms and or­ Afency for the Tribun*. Morning Paper fruit good enough to be sold under this trademark, join the chards ; to buy. manufacture, sell aad otherwise deal in crate material, fertili­ Exchange and assure a market for it. For full particulars zer. spraying material, o r other farm and orchard supplies and to buy. sell and deal address the Florida Citrus Exchange, Citizens Bank Building, in fruits, vegetables and other farm ©r orchard products; to acquire, buy. own. Touch ton’* D rug Store Tampa, or call on hold. nae. improve, lease, mortgage, sell, dispose of and conrsy improved and un­ improved lands or rsal estate or any In­ EMablUhwd 1*12 EDW. GAY MARTIN, Manager Hillsborough County Citrna terest therein: to operate and maintain packing houses, stores, factories and Dade City, Florida Sub-Exchange warehouses, and to manufacture, buy. sell, exchange and deal In all and every Ttaift, Fla. kind of personal property, goods, wares ar** merchandise, either as principal, or Nyal Goods Phone 21 as agent, factor or broker, to purchase or otherwise acquire, hold, sell, assign “ We era refusing to m II all Garman-mada and Carman and transfer shares of the capital stock, bonds, and other evidences of indebted­ 8 owned products” ness of persons, partnerships, this or any other corporation and to exercise all privileges of ownership, including vot­ ing capital stock so held, except voting the stock of this corporation: to pur­ chase. acquire, hold, sell and dispose of the shares of the capital sioek of this corporation and to retire, and re-issue OOO^KWOOOOOOOWOOOaOOOOOOOOOOOWOOIlOOtfOOOOOWKlOOC j the name from time to time as its boar<’. * j of directors may consider for the bener>t ■ of the corporation: to borrow money and i secure the same by notes, deeds .,f trust, i mortgages, bonds or other obligations whatsoever, to invest the capftal of the Your Dollars ! corporation as Its board of director* j may deem proper; to conduqt Its businrw* 000«KHKHKHKH>CH>CH5i>CKKH>OOC<>0l>D^>0<>€H><>00r any other Give them to states or countries, to exercise general- ! ly such powers a» may be Incident to or LISTEN! That’s the Fire-bell. IN COURT OF COUNTY JUDGE, PAS­ convenient for the purposes and business CO COUNTY. STATE OF FLORIDA of this corporation and to have, exerc ise the Red Cross In Re Estate of and «nJoy all the rights and privileges Emma F. Knight, deceased. of corporations for profit conferred by Notice is hereby given to all whom I the laws of Florida, it being expressly Whose house? It may be yours. it may concern that on the 21st day of October. A. D. 1918. I shall apply provided, that the enumeration of spe­ Help them Save Some Mother’s Boy t<> the Honorable O. L. Dayton, Judge cific powers herein shall not be held to j of said court, as Judge of Probate. limit or i estrict in any manner, the gen­ ■ for my final discharge as administra- eral powers conferred by law on this IS IT INSURED? That is the ! tor of the estate of Emma F. Knight, rorpo ration. deceased; and at the sarre time I will Article m "Inasmuch as ye have done it unto the least ! present to said court my final account! The amount of the authorised rapt'.il of these. My Brethem, ve have done it unto 1 as administrator of said estate, and stock of th‘» corporation shall be Twen- ask for their approval. tv Thousand *120.000.00) Dollars, divid­ first thought we have when fire Dated May 9th. A. D. 1911. Me.” T. G. KNIGHT. ed into Two Thousand < 2.000) shares of Administrator. the par value f Ten (f 10.00) Dollars. All or an> part of said capital stock Give! Give it to the Red Cross and help put hack may be payable either in cavh, property, breaks out. labor or services, at a Just valuation to into the hearts of the little children the faith and lore IN CIRCUIT COURT OF THE SIXTH be fixed by the Eoard of Directors and JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA. the Judgment of such directors as to that the Hun* have taken out of them. IN* AND FOR PASCO COUNTY. IN the value of such property, labor or ser­ C H A N C E R Y vices, shall in the absence of fraud be If you will go without one luxry daily and give the Andrew M. O'Quinn. E. W. Sims and conclusive upon the stockholders and the Co s t s Today aad Talk this Insurance Businesshusband. G. M. Sims. and H. R. parties dealing with the corporation. money to the Red Cross, you will be able to say that you O'Quinn. complainants, va. James H. The capital stock may be issue-1 and H. Muirhead, defendant. Bill to have helped to bring up children in this life of worth and Quiet title. Order of Service by paid for at such time or times and upon Over wkb us. Perhaps Yon do not Know— Publication. such terms and conditions as the Board happiness. The State of Florida, to James H. H. af Directors may. aetermlne and the Muirhead. whose address 13 unknown. amount of capital stock Increased and 1 . That we represent some of the best INSURANCE G r e e t in g : decreased In the manner provided by­ It is hereby ordered that you app*-;> > la w . COMPANIES in this country to the bill of complaint filed herein A. Elds XT. This space donated to the R*d Cross by the 2. That we are making a study of the insurance against you in the above entitl- • This corporation shall have perpet­ c a u s e o n v r before the 2nd day • ual existence. Business and are doing all we can to keep posted September. !918; and the Dade City Article ▼. as to what each company is doiny. Banner is he, -by designated as th- The business of the corporation shall newspaper in wdlch this order shall be conducted by a 1’resident. a Vice- GrifHn Drug Co., lnc- | 3. That we are in position to know the financial standing be published -net a wtck for eight President. a Secretary and Treasurer, and consecutive wir-ks. a board of not less than three J) or nnd reputation of all the leading companies. Wintess my hand and official seal of more than thirteen *13) directors The Tbe Renli Si ore - 4. That we could not afford, even if we wanted to do so, office, this 2sth day of June, A. D number of directors may be fized by the 1918. by-laws from time to time The dir»-- u> insure you in anything Hut a first class company. (SEAL) A. J. BURNSIDE. tors and the Secretary and Treasurer £H9H>00{>OOOOOOOCKKH3000CKKKKKKHKKK>0OOOCKK>4><>00<>01K> Clerk Circuit Court. shall be elected by the stock­ Our -putaticn is at stake. ARTHUR L. AUYIL. Solicitor fur Complainant. holders at each annual meeting and 5. That in case of loss we are right here on the ground other officers shall be elected by the board of directors at their first meeting to see that you get fair and just treatment. after th- ir election and all officers Im j k i I.TC.TT W.-g-TT *T W MUMS* I 6. That we can write the policy right here at home, so IN CIRCUIT COURT OF SIXTH JUDI­ shall hold for the term the by-laws shall CIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA, IN provide. Any two or more offices here­ your insurance begins tt once. That we wiil meet the AND FOR PASCO COUNTY. IN in provided for may be held by one and CHANCERY. t.ie same person, except the offices of rate o f any company whose responsibility and stand­ Mathew Francis Lathers va Andrew President Vice-l’resulent and Secretary ing is equal to those we represent. J. Soms et al. Bill to quiet title. Or­ The time, place and manner of holding d e r f o r s e r v i c e J»y p u b lic a t io n . the annual maetlng or other meetings of 7. That whenever any of our companies have had a loss The State of Florida to Andrew J. the stockholders or directors sh-»ll )*e Telegraphing Money Soms. Evelyn Westhaeffer and her in this vicinity they have always been paid with the husband. Claude W tsthaeffer Elenore fixed by the by-laws. W esthaeffer. Otto Gerrer, C. E. Haber- highest degree of satisfaction to the insured. We can bush and Sarah R. Habei bush his The officers who shall conduct the easily satisfy you on this point. wile, whose reapeetiv« residence- are business of this corporation until the unknown; Hen-y F. Coeken and E.is- first election of officers as herein pro­ abeth Marie Goeken. of Lancaster. vided. shall be A s Transfer Agent for the Western Penn., and all unknown persons claim­ P r e s id e n t ------— M. F. Lathei *■ ing interests in the landB hereinafter -Vice-President ______J A. B a rth le Union Telegraph Company we tele­ described under any of the following Secretary and Treasurer __J A. Stevens named deceased persons, to-wit An­ and the said officers above mentioned graph money to any point in the United Dade City Insurance Company drew J. Soms, Otto Gerner. John Ra- »hall constitute the first Board of Di­ del. Martha Zierden or A. Elizabeth r e c to r s . States or in foreign countries reached Agents Zierden. or otherwise: Greeting Articla TO. You ind each of you are hereby o r ­ The highest amount of indebtedness “ S t e m d e r e d to appear to the bill of com­ o» liability to which this corporation by the Union Service. All plaint filed against you in the above may subject itself shall t*? Two Hundred entitled cause on July 5th. l'«18. Fifty Thousand ■ >250.000 00) Dollars. Western Union telegraphic money Dade City, Florida wherein complainant seeks tc quiet Article f i l l . his title to the following land in Pas­ The names and addresses of the sub­ transfers to or from Dade City are co county. Florida, to-wit: 1 acre off scribing incorporators together with the 00000000«>0<>00CHH>CH>00<>CH«KKH>000WKHKHKH>CKH>a^ th«- west side of NEVi of NE>» and all a>nounts of stock subscribed for by of NW V* of NE^t of section town made through us. ship 24 south, range 20 *-ast_ except 1 each, are as follows: SocooeoceCHaoooooCHCioiraocHXHXHHVKrotitHKHiooooiMMSoraHMHMcia N u m b e r acre in said NWV* of NE\» described Name Address Shares as follows: Llegin 24 yards «■ uth of SubscriiK d northwest corner and run east 10 r< ds. south 16 rods, west 10 rods. n »rth 16 Matt F Lathers iSeal) Dade City, Fla 2“ rods to beginning; the said Henry F. J. A. Barthle (.Seal) San Antonio. Fla. 1« The Bank of Pasco County Goeken and wife Elizabeth Marie J. A . S te v e n s < S e a l) D e L a n d , F la . 18»» Gueken so to appear on f*r before STATIC OF FLORIDA. DADE CITY. FLORIDA What Constitutes Good Job Stationery August 5, 1918 and the said Andrew County of Pasco. J. Soms. Evelyn W esthaeffer and hus­ On this day personally appeared »*•- band Claude Westhaeffer. Elenore fore me. an officer duly qualified to Westhaeffer. Otto Gerner. C. E Haber- take acknowledgements, m m m m bush and wife Sarah R. Hab**rbush. MATT F. LATHERS. so to appear on or before September J A B A R T H L E 2. 1918. and the said unknown persons J A. STEVENS. s o t o a p p e a r o n o r b e f o r e <> >ber 7, r*ach to me well known and known by 1918. me to be the persons who subscribed The Dade City Banner i> hereby to the foregoing instrument and sever­ designated as the newspaper in which ally acknowledged they executed the this order shall be published 4 conse­ Is it the quality of the paper? cutive weeks as to Henry F Goeken same for the puriHines therein set forth. and his wife Elizabeth Mari-? er that when y m brl«* known defendants. 1922. of the compositor? Witness my hand and tie seal of your F»rd cmr (o u for neehaaK^l said court this »th day of Jul\. i9ig. attention that >ou get th# gcau ac (SE a l > a . j . B i I n s i d e , Is it press work? C le r k . Feru service—Materials, experienced ARTHUR L. AUVIL. Solicitor for Complainant. workmen ami Ford factory prices. It is all of these and the station­ Your Ford >c too useful, too valuable ery we print embraces all these RED-CROiJ to take chances with poor mechanica. points. GOODTQTME.LflST DBOP with equally poor quality materials. Bring it to us and save both time and money. We are authorised Ford HEALING m AJfP.SEPTK dealers, trusted by the Furd Motor MAXWELL f f c Company to look after the wants of Ford owner*— that's the assurance we offer. STVBBY D XIP IS FOUL OP KELP The Dade City Banner | a A reel remedy w.th antiseptic and heeling quali- . tie*. A germicide limmenl which gives promp. . relief from ache*, pain*, swollen gi * » « and «.! mus- M. C. AUTREY, Agent Remember— “ Patronize Home Industries” 1 cuiar troubles.1! . relies new < nentis dai.y. Phone 89 a 25c & Caak Bros. Drug Company, Inc., Manufacturers Q CiCSONVlllX FLORIDA &CHKXK>vKK>00CH>iKKMKKK5OW^ :XK>aa,>CKXH »00000000000<«KK >a 00130 d a m crrr b a n h b s

fcndanpered her. Without It. the Ger- and some of them picked stories a wounded i spent most of my time with my Canadian lieutenant told me some grandmother. I had heard still more A l b e r t RDep& months later in New York. He had about the cruelty o f the Huns, and been there and he knew. You could made up my mind to get into the ser­ EX-GUNNER AND CHIEF PETTV&OFFfCE^-U'^-NAVYl not help believing him; you can al­ vice. Murray and Brown had already enlisted in the Foreign Legion, Brows MEMBER. OF THE FOREIGN LEGION OF FRANCE ways tell It when a man has been there and knows. being Assigned to the infantry and Ca p t a in g u n t u r r e t , f r e n c h ba tt l e sh ip Ca s s a r j t There was not much racket around Murray ?c the French man-of-war Cas- WINNER OF THE CROIX DE GUERRE New York, so I made up my mind ail sard. But when I spoke of my Inten- 1 L !*& ly IU * Md Brim C* W Spoad Wife ** Gacrvr Mash** totem Saras of a sudden to go over and get some tion, my grar flmother cried so much for myself, believe me, I got enough that I promised her I would not enlist CHAPTER I. So I planted him one in the kidneys racket before I wa£ through. Most —that time, anyway—and made the and another In the mouth, and he went of the really important things I have return voyage lc the Virginias. We In the American Navy. clean ap against the rail. But he done have happened like that: I did were no sooner loaded in Boston than My father was a seaman, so. nat­ came back at me strong, and we were them on the jump, you might say. back to St. Nazal re we went. urally, all my life I heard a great deal at It for some time. Many other Americans wanted a look, about ships and the sea. Even when But when it was over the gold stripe j too; there were five thousand Amer­ (T o Be Continued) I was a little boy, in Walston, Pa., I came down from the bridge and shook icans in the Canadian army at one thought about them a whole lot and hands with me! time they say. wanted to be a sailor—especially a After this they did not hare me (JT EI.E« TSOSI I would not claim that I went over sailor in the U. 8. navy. much. This was the beginning of a i there to save democracy, or anything You might say I waa brought up on certain reputation that I had in the WHEREAS. The ^i-lature or 191? like that. I never did l?ke Germans, under the con-*ti' ation of 1S85. of the the water. navy for fist-work. Later on I had a State of Florida, did pa** two joint DON’T BAKE and I never met a Frenchman who was When I waa twelve years old I went reputation for swimming, too. That resolution* proposing amendments to not kind to me, and what I heard the constitution of the State of Flor­ to sea aa cabin boy on the whaler first day they began calling mo j ida. and tne same were agreed to bv T%erlfuH, out of Boston. She was an “Chink,” though I don’t know why. about the way the Hons treated the a vole of three-fifth* of all member* Belgians made me sick. I used to get elected to each house: that the v.»t«*s old square-rigged sailing ship, built , and it bu beet my etdraona In tbs | on Mid Joint resolutions were enter­ Conserve flour and fo>xi values. Buy your bread of more for work than for speed. We nsry erer since. not of b« agreed to and shah be submitted t h e e le c - x v x w > 0 O O o < steamer if you want to see the world. has done them. through and came out. Flynn and tors of the »tate for adoption or re­ The Southern down is the vessel that; I kept strictly on the job as a fire­ Mitchell did not go in; Murray aad jection at the next g. neral election i_.rown never came back. r representatives, to be held in th* In the fall of 111 17, sighted a German man, but I wanted to get into the gun year. A. l>. 1918; that is i .-.ay. that U-boat rigged up like a sailing ship. The five of us shipped -on the steam­ section K «>f article XII of the con­ turrets. It was slow work for a long stitution of the Stair *.f Flo I id;* be Although I liked visiting the foreign time. I had to serve as second-class ship Virginian of the Amerlcan-Ha- amended so as to read as follows: walian line, under American flag and Section 8. iJarh county shall b« re­ ports, I got tired of the Soutberndown fireman for four mouths, first-class quired l" assess and «ol|f. t annually after a while and at the end of a voy­ for eight months and in the engine registry, but chartered by the French for the support of the public free age which landed me in New York I government. I signed on as water- schools therein, a tax of not less than room as water-tender for a year. three (3) mills, not more than ten decided to get Into the United States Then, after serving on the U. S. S. tender—an engine room job—but the (10) mills on thi- dollar on all tax­ navy. After laying around for a week Des Moines as a gun-loader, I was others were on deck—that is, seamen. able property in the sani - or two I enlisted and was assigned to transferred to the Iowa and finully W e left Boston for St. Nazaire with a cargo of ammunition, bully beef, A JOINT RESOLUTION duty as a l-..i-ss worked up to a gun-pointer. After a Proposed amendment to the r insti­ etc„ and made the first trip without tution of Florida. ICE People have said they thought I was time I got my C. P. O. rating—chief lie it Resolved by the Legislature of pretty small to be a fireman; they petty officer, first-class gunner. anything of Interest happening. the State of Florida. have the idea that firemen must be big The various navies differ in many As we were tying to the dock at St. That Article XIX of the constitu­ tion of the State of Florida, be and men. Well, I am 5 feet 7% inches In ways, but most of the differences Nazaire, I saw a German prisoner sit­ the same is hereby amended so as to height, and when I was sixteen I was would not be noticed by any one but ting on a pile of lumber. I thought read as fellows; Article XIX. Section 1. Th** manu­ just as tall as 1 am now and weighed a sailor. Every sailor has a great deal probably he would be hungry, so I facture, sale, barter or exchange of 168 pounds. I was a whole lot husk- of respect for the Swedes and Nor­ went down Into the oilers' mess and all alcoholic or intoxicating liquors You may need it got two slices of bread with a thick and beverages. whether spirituous. wegians and Danes; they are born vinous or malt, are hereby forever sailors and are very daring, but, of piece of beefsteak between them and prohibited in tbe Slate of Florida, ex­ handed it to Fritz. He would not take cept ah >hol for medical, scientific or course, their navies are small. The mechanical purposes, and wine for Germans were always known as clean it. At first I thought he was afraid sacramental purposes. the sal*4 -f to, but by using several languages and which alcohol and wine for the pu:- sailors; that is, as in our navy and resaid. shall be regulated by signs he managed to make me under­ EVENTUALLY the British, thei: vessels were ship­ stand that he was not hungry—had T h e le g i s l a u t r e s h a ll **n- shape all the tim<\ and were run as laws for the enforcement sweet as a clock. too much to eat, in fact. isioni of this article Why not now I used to think of this fellow occa­ S e c t io n 3. This article shall *£■• in? There is no use comparing the vari­ effect • n i he tirst day of January. ous navies as to which is best; some sionally when I was in a German pris­ a i >. i *r*. I are hotter at one thing and some at on camp, and a piece of moldy bread another. The British navy, of course, the size of & safety-match box was T h e •tea cast in compliance itb said p uposed amendments, and the is the largest, and nobody will deny the generous portion of food they i.: . . - - declarations and returns that at most things they are topnotch forced on me, with true German hos­ thereof, shall be subjected t“ the sam. il a iio n s a n d r e s t r ic t io n s a s »r<* —least of all themselves; they admit pitality. once every forty-eight hours. lde-l b> law it. But there is one place where the I would not exactly have refused a .. th e S t a t e o f F lo r i d a . beefsteak sandwich, I am afraid. But IX TESTIMONY WUKRI OF. 1 . ha Dade City Ice, light & PowerCo. navy of the United States has it all f o unt • s e t m> h a n d a n d a f f ix e d th»- over every other navy on the seven then I was not a heaven-born German. iv-at S-al of the Stau < f Florida, ai I was only a common American garby. si ..alia.-the capital, this the tw«-n- Telephone 49 seas, and that is gunnery. The Amer­ y-rift'h lav of July. A. I> 151 * ican navy has the best gunners in He was full of kultur and grub; I H C L A Y O R A \V F< >R I » the world. And do not let anybody was not full of anything. Secretary of Stat-. tell you different. There was a large prison camp at is he , that pursuant St. Nazaire, and at one time or an­ •d "M the 17th t * uit pending CHAPTER II. other I saw all of it. Before the war Pasco county, | it had been used as a barracks by the h i th e R a n k o f atH n p i The War Breaks. French army and consisted of weli- Gunner Depew. id Lizzie M ickler COLEMAN & FERGUSON After serving four years and three made, comfortable two-story stone his w .f^. are defendants, the uml'-i - ssgii* ler then, too. for that was before my months in the U. S. navy, I received buildings, floored with concrete, with v.-: I' ,-^tl at public auction for cash Introduction to kultur In German pris­ an honorable discharge on April 14, auxiliary barracks of logs. The Ger­ at ti court house door at Dade Ot> man prisoners occupied the stune Florida, during the legal hours of salm­ Undertakers on camps, and life there Is not exactly 1914. I held the rank of chief petty on the 2nd day of September. A I» fattening—not exactly. I do not know officer, first-class gunner. It is not buildings, while the French guards UilS. to satisfy the term* ot sa were quartered in the log houses. In­ cree. the following described proper­ DADE CITY, FLORIDA why it is. but if you will notice the uncommon for garbles to lie around & ty in Pasco county. Florida, to-wit: navy firemen—the lads with the red while between enlistments—they like side, the houses were divided Into long l.u.-1 half Southwest quar rooms with whitewashed walls. There t e r ( SVV V* ) >f t h e S o u t h w e s t q u a r ­ stripes around their left shoulders— a vacation as much as anyone— and it ter of section twenty-nine you will find that almost all of them wfcs my intention to loaf for a few was a gymnasium for the prisoners, a (29) township twenty-three (23) range are small men. But they are a husky months before joining the navy again. canteen where they might buy most twenty-two (22). J. A. HENDLEY. lOi. After the war started, of course, I of the things you could buy anywhere Special Master in Chancery- had heard more or iess about the Ger­ else In the country, and a studio for SHACKLEFORD & SHACKLEFORD. Now, in the navy, they always haze Solicit... s for Complainant a newcomer until he shows that he man atrocities In Belgium, and while the painters among the prisoners. Of­ con take care of himself, and I got I was greatly Interested, I was doubt­ ficers were separated from privates— Notice is hereby given that pursuant mine very soon after I went into Un­ ful at first as to the truth o f the re­ which was a food thing for the pri­ to a final decret- rendered tfce 17th day of July. 191S. in a suit pending Night Fnon# 53-1 cle Sara's service. I was washing my ports, for I knew how news gets vates—and were kept In houses sur­ in the circuit court of Pasco county. D ay P h o n e 17 ■clothes in a bucket on the forecastle changed In passing from mouth to rounded by stockades. Officers and Florida, in chancery, wherein the Bank privates received the same treatment, of Commerce, a corporation, is com- A full line of W ood Coffins, Metallic ami Copper Casket*. Burial Rohes etc. •deck, and every garby (sailor) who mouth, and I never was much of s p! .nant and J J. Roller and Oma •came along would give me or the hand to believe things___ _ „ . until — I ______,however, ______and all were given exactly _ Roller, hie wife are defendants, the Embalming .lone on short notice. tmeket a kick, and spill one or the them, anyway, Ajsother^ thin* thst tbs same rations and equipment aathe 'U b ilf a S c t l^ I both of us. Each time I would move caused me to be Interested In the war regular French army before It went to ; tor ca„h the court house door at was the fact that my mother was born the front. Their food consisted of p*de__ ___ City.____ Florida, during the lfrgal to some other place, but I always . _ i I hours of sale on the ^nd day of S©p- seemed to be In somebody’s way. Fi­ in Alsace. Her maiden name, Dler- bread, soup, and vino, as wine Is called , leniber, a d i9is. to satisfy the terms OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOQOOOOQOOOOOO nally I saw a marine coming. I was vieux, is well known in Alsace. I had almost everywhere In the world. In of said dec ree, the follow ing described , ' . . , , .. , s \ property in Pasco county.ounty. PI Florida, to- I nowhere near him, bnt ho hauled oat often visited my grandmother in St. the morning they received half a loaf wlt Watches, Clocks, Jewelry of his course to come up to z?# and Nazaire, France, and knew the coun­ of Vienna bread and coffee. At noon ^Lot At* (5) In block "A” being a| part of Roumillat'* sub-division of gave the bucket a boot that sent It try. So with France at war, It was they each had a large dixie of thick the town of Trilby, being a part of the We ai» to carry everything you should had in a Jewelry twenty feet away, at the same time , not strange that I should be even soop, and at three In the afternoon northwes' quarter (NW141 of the northeast quarter ( N E ^ t , s e c t io n Store and to keep our stock up-to-date. If you should not find handing me a clout on the ear that more Interested than suauy other more bread and a bottle of vino. Th# twenty-s«wen (27). township twenty- Just about knocked me down. Now, I garbles. goap waa more like a stew—very three (22) south, range twenty-one i 21) east having a frontage of forty what you wan* we can get it for yoa in a short time. I did not exactly know what a marine As I have said, I did not take much thick with meat and vegetables. At ve (45) feet on St. Leo street, and was, and this fellow had so many j stock in the first reports o f the Hun’s one of the officers’ barracks there waa a d e p t h cf one hundred feet <1<>0 ft.) exhibition of kultur, because Fritz Is a cook who had been chef in the larg­ t o a n a l l ^ stripes on hla sleeves that I thought J. A H E N D L E T , PETERSON he must be some sort of officer, so I known as a clean sailor, and I figured est hotel in Paris before the war. Stecial Master in Chancery. SHACKLSFORD * SHACKLEFORD. Just stood by. There was a gold stripe , that no real sailor would ever get All the prisoners were well clothed. Solicitors for Complainant (commissioned officer) on the bridge ! mixed up *1 word. And all the time the marine bit was the trouble my mother had in tion. j Dorsey, d«ceased. and all parties hav­ ing against this estate are kept slamming me about and telling getting out of Hanover, where she Besides all this, they were allowed (^feby______— ' W q u ired t o p r e s e n t t h e ir W e’re Ready to Print Your Sta­ me to get the hell out of there. was when the war started, and back to wort at their trades, if they had claims at my office in Tampa. Florida, within tw years of this date. Finally I said to myself, *TU get to France. She always wore a little any. All the carpenters, cobblers, Dated «£ Tampa. Florida this 24th this guy if it’s the brig for a month.** American flag and this both saved and tailors and painters were kept busy. day of Julr, If 18. tionery at the Banner Office a . b . M c M u l l e n . 00191 mmm

Dade City Ginnery and Feed Mills J. P. Howland, Jr., Prop. W e beg to announce to the public that our grist and feed mills are ready for your patronage, and assure you we are preparing to give you the very best obtain­ able in our line, and, therefore, do not hesitate to solicit your patronage. Besides the best meal and grits, we are prepared to grind feed stuffs from Velvet Beans, Snapped Corn or any kind of grain or forage. It will soon be time to market cotton, and an advance word on that subject would be timely:

Please do not mix your long and short staple cotton. It will not bring as much when sold in the seed by from three to six cents per pound, and will cost half as much again to gin it, and then will be -an inferior grade that of course will sell for a reduced price. We drop this hint in the hope of helping someone to get more for their cotton, end with a minimum of labor and cost. We are prepared to buy Sea Island (long staple) cotton in any quantity, and our prices will be so high that it will hardly pay any one to gin— unless they have a very special use for the seed.

It is to our interest to see that farmers obtain the best planting seed for the coming crop, and will be prepared to furnish the best seed at cost. W e are here to stay, and trust to merit your very liberal patronage.

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CRYSTAL SPRINGS WOMAN’S STATEMENT XOTICE OF BOND ELECTION I an interest under David Hope, be and | they are hereby required to appear to WILL HELP DADE CITY j th® bill of complaint herein for the purpose of cancelling of record and de­ An election is hereby called in and claring null and void certain tax cer- ; Crystal Springs, Fla., July 29. A "I hated cooking because whatever fo?- Dade City. Florida, on the 13th itiflcates of record against the property day of August. 1918. for the purpose of lof the said complainant as herein de­ number of Crystal Springs people I ate gave me sour stomach ar.d a determing whether or not the bonds scribed for the purpose of removing went to Plant City Friday to attend of said city shall be issued and ;old ! the same a« a cloud upon the title to bloated feeling. I drank hot water in the am-.unt of 110.000 for tbe pur­ the said lands in the complainant, at iht meeting of livestock men and | and olive oil b y the gallon. Nothing pose of paying: the city's purtion of the I the Court House in Dade City, Pasco WARNING expense .-f grading, curb ng and pav­ I County. Florida, on Monday, the _‘nd consumers held on the public square helped until I tried simple buckthorn ing with vitrified brick, sand-asphalt dav of September. A. D. 1918. thai afternoon, at which Dr. Black­ bark, glycerine, etc., as mixed in Ad- • ■r •■tiiei h a r d - s u r f a c i n g m a t e r ia l th e IT IS FURTHER ORDERED T h a t a follow ng street-- and part: *.f streets [copy "f this <-rder be published once a Look Into Your Fire Insurance man, president of the Florida Live­ ler-i-ka.” Because it flushes the EN­ <»f saiu city, to-w it: M'-i idian St. from week for twelve consecutive weeks in stock Growers’ Association, and Dr. Cherry St. i-> the dep-.* ,,f the A. C. the Dade City Banner, a newspaper of TIRE bowel tract completely Ad-ler- !.. R. R . W• • st i'-nt St. fr<-m ‘general circulation, published in Dade Nighbert, the U. S. Agricultural De­ i-ka relieves ANY CASE sour stom­ -M- dian St to pin*- Apple St.: Cherry jCity, Pasco County. Florida. Before the LOSS Comes St from M- i idian St to south side ) Given under my hand and seal of partment’s representative in charge ach. gas or constipation a n d pre­ • C Pas.-. Sr Pas -.. St fr..n» Cherry St. i said Court on this 28th day of May. A. !■• East F»•■ill St.. Kast Front St. from u f cattle tick eradication in Florida, D. 1918 vents appendicitis. The INSTANT n i ii side • •{ Past * St. i>> u p o in t or. A. J BURNSIDE. All proper*) values in Dade City have increased from 25 to A\ re speakers. Among those attend­ •i i;ne with south sid~ "f <*hurch St.; Clerk of th* Circuit Court. Pasco Coun- action is surprising. Touchton Drug «'iiei.y Si. fi <'in Mr-: idian St. to Main ing from here were F. R. Meads, ty. Florida. percent. What will it coat >ou toda> to replace ym* f Office in rear of Bank of Dade City tuildirp .-upper was spread on the banks city hall. Bids will be received by signees. ..r other claimants under SE>*. in section seven <7». a n d .\"_ the City Council for the doing of the above named defendants, and of SEi* of NEl4. als-< N!s of NE1*. overlooking the springs. all unknown persons; interested or o f s e c t io n e ig h t e e n . 1 18> a i 1 in t o w n ­ Phone 58 -L Dade City. Fl». , said work up to 8 o’clock p. m. Au­ claiming an interest in the lands ship twenty-four (24). south range A party of about a dozen Boy gust 6th, 1918. and may be address­ hereinaftei described defendants. twenty-one t21» -ast ed to Jas. E. Turner, City Clerk. A ’ t appearing from the sworn bill SOU) to satisfy said execution and Soouts of Dade City with Principal c o s t s . I certified check for 5 percent of the ot omplainc fll.*d herein that the place Van Brunt of the Dade City high of i e.«iden<- >f the defendant. David I. W HUDSON. Fire, Life, Accident and Automo­ amount bid shall accompany each bid. Hope, is to .ie complainant unknown: Sheriff Pasco Caunty. Florida. school as scout master, have been The City Council reserves the right that he is over the age of twenty- E. P. WILSON. spending a week encamped at th« to aacept or reject any or all bids, one years, and that there is no person Attorney for Plaintiff. bile Insurances and to accept part and reject part in the state of Florida, service of springs. subpoena upon whom would bind said REGISTRATION NOTICE Mrs. E. S. Oldham and Mrs. Julia of any bid, and to require the suc- defendant, it is therefore; i cessful bidder to accept his pay for ORDERED. that said d efen d a n t, Roberts were guests at the home of David Hope, be and he is h ereby re­ The registration books of Dade said work in paving certificates bear­ quired to appear to the Bill o f C o m ­ ! City, Fla . will be open at the City Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Marx in Tampa. ing 8 per cent interest, payable in 1, p la in t in t h is c a u s e t>n Monday. Au­ Clerk's office in the City haT from Mrs. Caroline Acker, Mrs. W. H. 2, 3, 4 and 5 years. gust 5th. A. D. 1918, at the C ou rt July 15th 191*. to August 6th. ISli, , house in Dade City. Pasco c o u n ty . j each day except Sunday, between the j j Brophy and Miss Elaine Av'ker visit­ JAS. E. TURNER, hours of 8 a. m. a.nd 5 p. m.. for the ! City Clerk. F lo r i d a . ed Tampa Saturday. IT IS FURTHER ORDERED, th at ‘registration of voters for the special this order be published once a week j bond election to be held in and for I Sacks for Castor Beans Mrs. A. L. Boggs, Mrs. L. T*. Hol­ for eight consecutive weeks in the •aid city on August 13th, 1518. NOTICE OF APPLICATION POR TAX JAS. E TURNER. Clerk. ford, Miss Evelyn Boggs and Alex D a d e C it y Banner, a newspaper of general circulation, publishedubllshed in New or Second Haad Bags Mathcrscn made an automobile trip City. Pasco county. Florida. Notice is hereby given that pursuant ■ Circuit C*wt Slxtfc Clr- And it further e.ppearing from the to a final decree rendered the IT .h to Tampa aad return Saturday. sworn bi'l off complaint that the com­ r i H , P m «* C M itr. state •! Pit alia d a y o f J u ly . 1911, ia a suit pending Miss Daniels, of Seffner, has *been plainant believes that there are per­ in tae circuit court of Pasco countv. Write for Prices son * claiming an !iierest in the prop­ Florida, in chancery, whereia the Ban*, a guest of Miss Elsie Hannen during Not.;?** Is b e r + t y given that G. B. F. erty involved la this suit, which said off Commerce, a corporation, is c o m ­ the week just past. Gains, purcnaser of Tax Certlflcati No. property Is situated in Pasco county. plainant. and W . H. Edwards and Mat­ 388. dated the 3th day of July. A. D. Florida, '-.od is described a*- follows-. tie B. Edwards, his wife, are defend- I Railroad agent W. H. Brophy was 1915. h a s file d s a id c e r t if i c a t e in. m y or SEfc. and ot SE»4 of ants, the undersigned as special master office, and has made application for N~W ‘4 o f S E * 4 . le s s c o m m e n c e a t th e in chancery will sell at public auction Southern States Bag Co. in lamps Sunday to attend a meet­ tax deed to issue in accordance with SW corner of the N% of the SEV for cash at the court house door in ing of agents and other officers of law Said certificate embraces the of STW>4 of SE»* and run north 76 Dade City. Florida, during the legal Jacksonville, Fla. following descrioed property, situated fee*. east 190 feet, south 75 feet, and hours of sale on the 2nd day off Sep­ the Seaboard Air Line. in Pasco county, Florida, to-wit; Lot w ;st 190 feet to point of beginning, al! tem b er. A . D. 1918. to satisfy the 18 in section 18. township 26 south, lr section 32. township 25 south, j terms of said decree, the* e fo following lio ’ Mrs. E. C. Leader was a visitor in range 16 east- The said land being range 16 east, whosa name* are un­ described property in Pasco county. Tampa Saturday. assessed at the date of the issuance known to complainant, but believed by- Florida, to-wit: of .•‘aid certificate in the name of Jno. complainant to be assignees, .grantees, L o t sev en <7) in block one (1) o f tnrrraarrr o r r u a n >a cotLiox ros C. J. Barrett was in Plant City Lvugiimae. Unless said certificate heirs, devisees, executors, administra­ : the town of Trilby, in that part ori- last week, being employed by the E. shall be redeemed according to law. tors. or other claimants, under the I g.naily known as Macon; and being a tax deed •will issue thereon on the above named known defendant. and p a rt o f the northeast quarter (NE^i) MUlt»xy Training trader Army Officers •'th day of August. A. D. 1918. that there are other persons unknown, T. Roux A Son Lumber Company. of the northwest quarter (NW\fc'> of Courses In Arts anfl Sciences. Agricul­ IX TESTIMONY WHEREOF. I have claim ing an interest in the lands above section twenty-seven <2 7 ). to w n sh ip hereunto set my hand and official described, and relief being prayed twenty-three < 2 8 ). range twenty-one ture. Chemical. Civil. Electrical, and Me- Students from 25 Florida Counties seel at Dade City, this 2nd day of agair.st such unknown defendants ^.nd ■ <21). chanical £n*ineerin«. Law Teachers and 17 ******* 1*1 ”-11. TotaJ S»5; tm lud- FOR SALE— Part Jersey cow. $50. July. A. D. 1918. complainant having made demand upon J. A HENDLEY. Oollege. in* Summer School an* Short Course ( S E A L ) A . J. B U R N S I D E . me for an order ^f publication, direct­ Special Master in Chancery C!e-k Circuit Court. Pasco County. ed to such defendant«. It is therefore ■SHACKLEFORD & SHACKLEFORD. Tuition Free Send for Catalog Write at one* for Catalog L. M. Davis, Dade C i t y . ltp F l o r i d a ORDERED That all persons claiming Solicitors for Complainant » W A B 2 > O O n U B I , J»Teadd*at To Be Held at Massey’s Farm

N Wednesday morning, August 7th, at nine o’clock, at our farm one half mile east of Atlantic Coast Line depot, we will hold our annual saSe of OJersey milk cow,.selling at public auction to the highest and best bidders twelve head of fine Jersey milk cows, some milking now and others to be fresh soon. Cows will be milked on morning of sale in your presence that you may see quality and quantity.

If you are interested in the purchase of a good milk cow for private or dairy purposes don’t let this opportunity pass without being present at ihis sale. Prices are advancing every day and good cows are scarce. REMEMBER the hour and the date, Wednesday, August 7th, at nine o’clock and be on hand promptly. Terms cash or ninety days with security.

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ZEPHYRHILLS band blazing away on the stirring I A large crowd attended the “ Snip­ TRILBY Mrs. James Ingram and daughter. THE METHODIST CHURCH notes of “The Star Spangled Banner.” ping Bee” at the Red Cross rooms I Emma Lois, left Wednesday for a last Thursday evening a week ago and Mrs. C. A Hackney returned from ' visit with relatives and fnenda ia On last Sunday evening the chil­ The ladies of the Soldiers’ Auxi- Mayor Deweese also stated that the a profitable as well as a pleasant Yamissee, S. C., Wednesday, after a | Tampa, and St. Petersburg. dren of the Sunday school held their liary presented the town with a mag­ n ice flag was not intended as a evening was spent. The ladies were visit with relatives there. Mrs. Floyd Sampson has entered Childrens’ Day exercises. Although nificent large service flag last Sat­ reminder of the boys gone to the greatly pleased over the amount of A. F. Christy left for Tulalah Falls business college at Tampa. Her many the evening was rainy a good audi­ urday evening. front because the memory of them cloth “snipped.” Cake and punch Georgia, on a two weeks vacation I f* .ends wish her much success. ence was present, and the children The interesting program was open­ would always be fresh in our minds were served for refreshments. trip Thursday morning. Mrs. Earl Sheldon left on Saturday did their part with great credit- The ed by a couple of appropriate selec­ but simply in a small way to show B. M. Johnson, from the battleship Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Dempsey and 1 evening for Pennsylvania, where ahe offering for the extension cf Sunday tions by the Zephyrhills Citizens to the world that we as a town, ap­ Minnesota, was hom*? on a furlough family departed for Aaron. Tuesday goes to join her hushaad, who ia em­ school work in the home and for­ Band followed by the invocation of preciate our heroes. last week. morning, where they will make their ployed there. eign field was very good. Rev. Massey of the Christian church. The flag was hung from the band Of the ten members of the Rifle home. Mr. Dempsey will manage a Dr. R. Thoi Weaver and wife, of The usual service* on next Sun­ The band then played “ The Banner of stand eves and after Mayor Dewesse’s club, who shot on the target range hard wood business there. Dade City, made a business trip to day. The Bible school meets at 10 Democracy” atfer which Mrs. J. E. speech Mrs. Leekley gave the names last Thursday Mr. John Hoenthaner, Mr. E. F. Anderson, the new read the west coast last week. a. m. Preaching by W. M Poage, of the young men the stars represent­ Leekley, president of the auxiliary, made the highest score, making a master, on the Sanford and St. Pe­ Preparations are being made to ac~ pastor, at 11 a. m. and 8 p. m. Sub­ made the presentation speech, in the ed, according to the time of their en­ sCore of sixty from a possible score tersburg divh ion ha.s rented the Me- • omodate the winter tourist.',. ject for the momsng hour: “ Growth course of which she gave a brief his­ listment. of seventy-five. Mr. Hall came next Ray house and expects his family to Mr. Bret Finch made a business in Grace,” and in the **\ening: “ The tory and the purpose of the auxiliary The flag, which is to float from a with fifty six. arrive from Robinsonville, N. C. soon. trip to St. Petersburg last Monday. Suprem*- Importance of a Vision.” I: has been supplying the soldiers tall pole near the band stand, is five Misses Dorothy and Uarda Briggs, We welcome Mr. Anderson and fam­ The people of our fair city were The n umbers of the church should and sailors from this place with com­ feet wide and eight feet long and has of Herndon, spent Saturday and Sun­ ily to our city. somewhat excited some few days ago esteem it a privilege to be present fort kits and knitted ware of all at present thirty-eight stars, but day with friends in the city. Mrs. Ada Jones and children, of by the sudden appearance o f a st rang* and help to mak#» each service help­ kinds. others are to be added as several Mrs. C. L. Craig, daughter of Mr. Apalachicola, are visiting their rela­ looking machine. The thing wa? ful to ail. Strangers and friends in Mayor Dewesse responded in be- have joined the service since the and Mrs. A. D. Penry of this place, tives here, Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Banks­ thoroughly examined by the business­ vited and made welcome. haf o f the town ant! 'receive* 1 muc!.- flag was ordered. returned last Monday to her home ton and family and Uncle Bud Far­ men some said it was a dredge boat, The Woman’s Missionary. society, applause for th ■ manner in which he The program closed with the in Marion, Alabama. rell. other- that it must be one o f there of th«- Methodist church will hold set forth the braveA' and fighting playing of the “Star Spangled Ban­ Messrs “Dink” Bazzell and “Crip” Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Scott were pas- thing.' that go under water and still their regular business meeting on abilities of the American boys and ner.” Neal were Sunday visitors. senges to Clearwater Saturday, others were calling it a German tank next Tuesday a* four o clock in the hoped soon that the khaki clad col­ Mr. and Mrs. C. Knapp and family Dr. Campbell, of San Antonio, where Mr. Scott has a position as when Mr. L. G. Mars ton came up church. All members and friends of umn of Uncle Sam’s men would be returned last Tuesday evening from played with the band in last Satur­ linotype operator. Mrs. Scott re­ and quiet’ y told them to rest easy, it the society are urged to be preM*nt. seen marching up Wilhelmn street Key West, where they have been day evening’s concert. Dr. Campbell turned to Lacoochee the middle of the ; is only a gasoline trjurlor that he had of Berlin toward the Royal palace, visiting at the home of Mrs. Knapp's is an expert on the cornet and the week for a few days to look after bought to do his farm work with- A DAY IN SAN ANTONIO Old Glory flying over them and the father, Mr. C. M. Johnson. band appreciated hi3 help. their interests there. | Buel Crum returned from training 1 PRESENTATION OF A SER­ {camp Friday, where he was turned VICE FLAG TO THE COLLEGE Mrs. W. N. Mason and children, | down on account of physical disabili­ STREET BAPTIST CHURCH Gladys and Forrest, spent the day ties. very pleasantly last Tuesday visiting Chas. D. Branas. W. D. Trunnell On Sunday evening. August 8th, at at the home of Mr and Mrs. A. R. and E. E. Horde were Tampa visi­ 8 o ’clock, Mrs. C. H. Martin s Sanday Thibodeau, near San Antonio. The Everybody Makes Mistakes tors Monday, driving down in the School class will present a service little folks furnished music oa the Branas car. The only trouble they flag to the College Street Baptist talking machine-. and Miss Margaret Once in awhile But there is no chance of anyone encountered was that the car refused church. In connection with the pre­ Thibodeau played the piano. She to run without gasoline, when near­ sentation the following program will also play* the violin. A fter the mu­ making a mistake by opening an account in this strong ing Knight’s station. be rendered: sk, Mrs. Thibodeau served a very de­ Miss Bessie Templeton is in Jack­ Song, “Onward Christian Soldiers." licious dinner. bank sonville taking a business coudse at Scripture lesson and prayer. Mrs. Thibodeau’s father, who is the Massey business college. Evening offering. familiarly kaown to us as “graadpa" Because { The Trilby Home Guards enter­ Song ‘'America.” is making his home there, and is tained the Dade City Home Guards Recitation, “God’s Service Flag, Lau­ quite an interesting gentleman. This at a chicken pillau last Thursday rie Martin. is their first summer ia Fiorina and night. A fine time was reported by Presentation of Flag, Mrs. Martin’s they are highly pleased with the W e leave nothing to C H A N C E in protecting your the visitors as well as the Trilby country. funds—W E INSURE THEM. boys. Song, “ The Cross and the Flag” Bar- Mr. Thioodeau bought the W S. raca-Philatheas. Mason farm, and as he was a weit-to NEW' PORT RICHEY Speech of Acceptance, Prof. Sanders. do farmer in Michigan, he is sure of No matter what transpires, your money is A B S O ­ Reading of names and addresses of success here. the men in sen*ice. The Mason family are making their L U T E L Y S A F E when deposited here. The refreshing showers for the Service to each other, Mr. C. H. Mar* home with Mrs. Mason's father, Mr. past few days are much appreciated tin. J. W. Nash, at hi* place in Dade City. by the farmers. Ask us about this insurance on deposits—-it costs you Service to Country, Judge O. L Day­ The many friends of Uncle Bill ton. • nothing— we foot the bill. Windham are glad to see he has re­ For Sale—Registered Dure Jersey Service to Church, Judge E- P. WH* bear, grandson of Defender, weighs covered from his sickness and is son. again in New Port Richey hauling over 400 pounds. Three fall blood­ Service to God, Pastor. wood. ed Duroc-Jersev sows. 18 pigs, both The Bank of Dade City Doxology and Benedict! on. Dade City, Fla. M. L. Bail ley H'ill soon move into se*, seven eligible for registration. his new cottage on the Cootie. Services will be held in St. Rita’s j Inquire at Banner office tf. Mrr. Bennie Dixon formerl> of Catholic church, Sunday, August 4, this place has accepted a position is at ten o’clock, conducted by Father Watch for the no'ice of the Ford- Tarpou Springs. Fj