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 hi'JTUDAY-MARCH 19, 1920. ,
 BRADFORD
 COUNTY tELEGRAPH STARKE FLORIDA.
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 1.day after being shut down during the

 cold weather W. L Wall the owner,, GAIETY I
 THEA
 will have TRE Starke THURSDAY MARCH
 plenty of ice on hand when 25All

 I Bits of LocalInformation nest.the strawberry shipping begins in ear ,

 t

 Governor Catts paid Starke a short

 visit Monday evening, and made II
 speech in the interest of his candidacyfor

 C--IffI Omf r_.... 2s Nl.eJI ea4 I the U.) S. senatorship at the Bradford -
 Tvoye.... M ... c...... 7..r., County Bank corner. Whilb hoc ''': "', the icy out of life? Feeling blue

 he was a guest of Col. A. Z. Adkins. 't
 and ?
 gloomy Everything seem to be
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 Mr. and !Mrs. Silas Kite returned -
 :.tJp, to Bryan's." fin & Johns' tore, is up again aftera Monday from Tampa, where they had "" going wrong?

 .;1" long and Revere struggle with the been at the bedside of their daughter,, I">. -_--_

 'j, when you cough, think of others flu. j Mrs Mabel Starling, who had been Let's see- guess you'd better visit a ---
 ,*r i<- i very ill. They were accompanied "" ; .

 ..Allan' Canova made a trip to Jack Remember the Lyceum entertainment I home by Mrs. Starling's children. , MIM doctor: must be your liver or stomach or i'f

 onrille Tuesday.frfcryu this evening at the high school S (
 " :: :-:- auditorium. Everyone will be charmed }lr. and Mrs Louis MinglvdorfT, t , something. No? You don't need that kind ;

 *N.:B.,, Hull shipped off a largo lot with this high class amusement. formerly of Lake! City, are new residents "' ,, ,,"i .'\..,,"', of a doctor ?

I .of geese Tuesday. cf Staike, having mined into ,''I .,,'
 1I ;
 1' <\>3, Head Griffin & Johns announcement the Livingston cottage on West Call , :
I Men's Dress Shirts $1 to $2.50( of their millinery und other goods, on street; Mr. Minglcdorff is a photo. '' '" "-'\ Ohl I That's different. You want a mental

J I ,at Stump's. pope two of this issue-it will pay ginphei and thinks of establishing a < :: ;;\ >> jolt
{! iYtl. . you. I gallery here : 7v you say something to give you a fresh start?

 ? Thfe Gaiety Theatre has received anew \, \ i. ,, '" Well there's only chance for
 coat of ..... one you- but it's a sure
 paint
 If you want to spend a delightful i Dr. E. T, Campbell has lately received f" 1 ."'
 ;'---:- evening go to hear the Hawaiian musicians i from the War Department full : \oy cure Better go and see the I joy spccla I.151TfC. -
 'f .A full line of candy at Bryan'g. this I'vcningvit the school nu- information covering the matter of al- '..., \ ., ,

.. |W" iw ditorium. I low'mice to soldiers who nerved in the :: "'- ::.:
," ". The Ford Garage received a carload | army during the late war. Interested -

': '',of,.tracks Saturday Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Peck and little 'I perilous JUDY have this information by ;' : .

 son, Julian Jr., motored to Jackson calling at Dr. Campbell's ontce.I ,, ;
 r:. 'lames Reynolds, of Graham, was in ville Tuesday and before returning,I -- ,, rJ L S
 ,'town Wednesday. home The Farm have
? \ .... visited St. Augustine Camphor )people' .r r ,
 -,' | Len busy this week hauling fertilizers "
 US; Capt. H. C Heibergcr, of Brooklyn, Special sale on Men's Suits and !runt the Starke d''put. We hope they .3
 was in Starke Tuesday. pants nt Slump's. will soon be tired of the sundy roads
 "ItJ: I and be instrumental :
 in getting a hard ,
 '" H.vL.! Edwards and family have R. A. Weeks moved his household I surface loud between Starko and the FilIRBllNI<S

. moved to Jacksonville. furniture to Brookor Thursday and he Camphor) Farm .
 and his family will make their home I

 , CA. Mixon made a business trip there. Come and see our splendid line ,.

 to Jacksonville Friday. I of Men's, Women's and Children's  in his big new picture oFlaughter ... .;: :-' :: .

 .o\ I The many friend of Capt., DcWitt I Shoes and Slippers at .
 Mrs Charles Mills has been visitIng Stump's.Miss and love thrills and .
 C, Jones and family will be glad to 'Surprises <" Hi
 in Jacksonville this week. :
 learn that they have recovered from ..
 : Eva Powell, who has been visiting '
 .;i"t the influenza  ,
 <,
 {A son was born recently to Mr. and her Iarl'nlsIr.. and Mrs. Rob

 Mrs; S. L. Alvarez on Pratt street. Mrs. E. W. Stewart and trhildrcn' ert Powell, left last week to resume HIS .M1IJ.E d'w u :
 her in Newton I :-
 I oj Y position N. C. Miss .
 LeRoy and Louise i spent last week in
 B/a.! Witkovskl, of Jacksonville, Live Oak with Mrs. Stewart's mother Powell was accompanied as far as :

 ,has been in Starke during the week. !Mrs. C. W. Inman. Fields Jacksonville by her sister, Mrs. J. II. THE .AMxrac/m


 IMn: R. B. Neal, of Jacksonville, is -
 Lieut and Mrs. II. C. Richard have
 here with her parents, Dr. and Mrs.J. "Up to Bryan's.. I I,
 returned home after a visit in Jacksonville 

 Ci"',Wills. Mr. James wits Mrs. Richard's brother lam )prepared to do tailoring of all Admission, 20 and 35c Time, 8 O'clock .. ;.
 Darby
 Children's Gingham Dresses, kinds cleaning and pressing. Save !

 $1.50 to $3.00 at Stump's. The i money by having your old clothes repaired  i.
 of disease has
 cost kept
 pace - --S--
 i and furbished up. Shop in garage 
 J.;':ft M.: Truby spent Wednesday and with your old friend II. C. L. But remember i I I south of Bradford County Bank. I Amongst the quiet, unassuming, but ;4.
 the cost of health remains the I
 Thursday in Jacksonville attending to M. Lcviton. 3-12-tf. highly intelligent and capable men of ; .
 basan,... same I I"Dow" Alarhua county is J. E. Wainwright. s {'t'

 ," I E:. W Hayes was in Gainesville a To his more intimate friends he Is j
 COME VISIT us :
 :"Up to Bryan's. to Bryan's"Mrs : couple of days this week looking up Jack Wainwright: lIe attend strictly t1

 'l'Get I Homo more cotton It seems he is not to business and intermeddles with the
 I
 Bryan's prices on groceries and S. F. Hamrick is having the satisfied with his big deal last week, affairs of no one. He is, perhaps, the
 cottage near the foot of Walnut streetlately I
 feedfrtuffs before buying elsewhere. but is now trying to clean up the best accountant in this section of the \ .
 purchased of Mrs. J. P. Bennett, woods. 1-i 1iGENERAL
 8-19-tf. remodeled and repaired.Do country and is as honest a man as ever
 ,, ';'t lived. Some of his friends have been Learn why so many people like ;,
 \ Mrm. C. W. Liddon is in Jacksonville Rev. J, C Diggs went to Jacksonville importuning" him to become a candidate 1 \ .
 not fail to attend "The Llliuoka- this bank. There's something
 A Amore
 visiting her daughter, Mrs. G. W. lanl I Monday morning as a delegateto for tax collector, but in yellter.day' 
 Hawaiians" this Friday
 evening (
 Mesoc .. I the Inter-Church Movement that up, he thanks those friends and to bank service here than 'fj
 ) It is considered one of the .
 : Ij''',' ' was held at the Christian church. This declines to become a candidate. If he ;
 **C.:,F. Rivers, the efficient city clerk best of the Lyceum attractions.If meeting lasted three days and Mr. were tax collector there would be none merely an aid to financial trans ,j

 'of Lab Butler, was in Starke on busi- Diggs returned home Wednesday better in Florida.-Gainesville Sun, actions.
 you have lost your almanac and
, ";peas. Friday. wish to know on what date Easter night March 12th.Gaiety. 'f

 ,,',Alton Moore, a former Starke boy, falls this year, we can tell you that it A letter from Chattanooga, Tenn., Here have personal service "
 will be on Sunday, April 4th. you
 informs the friends of Mr. and Mrs.
 a brief illness at his home, )
 'dm'-atter Ga, March 10th. Earl B. Dyal that a boy was born to TheatreSTARKE from officers always ready to .
 y, _______ Mrs. C. A, Mixon had as a guest them lately, and has been named Karl<::
 : t this week her brother, Hiram P. Bell I talk over your plans In a friendly .1!
 Vincent. Mr. Dyal is Kaiford boy
 a
 Mrs. Ella Wimbprly, of Mobile, Ala.,
 of Gainesville, Ga. Mr. Bell returned who volunteered his services to Uncle FLORIDA' There's j
-ls; in the cityl visiting her brother, home way. always a friendly j
 .
 -CoL" A. Z. Adkins. yesterday.I .. Sam. Mrs. Dyal was Miss DorotheaB. '.
" ; ; ( Gilmour, of Atlanta, before her Saturday, March 20th I welcome every time you come.
 't' have a shop in the garage just marriage.
 'Special
 price on all our Silk south of Bradford County Bank, and
, : Dresses. Stump's.; to make and Florence ReedIN I Come visit Feel the
 f,:, >' -. am prepared repair tops Tractor plowing was seen in Starke us. congenial '1
 f'' and cushions for automobiles. Good
 J., White's friends to for tho first time Wednesday, WhenJ. Note the
, W W. were glad atmosphere. helpful. i
 work, low prices. M. Levitop. 3-12-tf I i
 J. M. Truby had his lot just north of
\f' again see him at his store after a ten I ,
 attitude. We think our bank Is a '
 i
 J. Kickliter's residence
,Vk I ,day: absence caused by illness. plowed up.
 Olen White is making a success of "The Woman's Law"Abto
" 'MId' 1 I A disk harrow composed of two sots good bank for you
 jl MThe restrictions in force lust week ruining Belgian hares. lie is preparing of disks and heavily loaded, was
 I CIIAPMN"roMU.
 ( .1
 On account of the influenza have been to stan the raising of chickens of'I drawn by the tractor, stirring the A
 t. fine breeds on a large scale.
 Boil deeply and _
"i.. removed and nobody is sorry, finely.Col.

(YA-1Ia,' I Lucian Wainright, of Jacksonville, Friday, March 26th ,
' Peek has hud the i
,::T1.g The Livingston cottage, corner Call was here several days of this week on greater portion  BANK OF STARKE
 of his.
 the
(y and Bay streets, is being partly re- I visit I pecan trees at westernend McLarenIN
,",Covered und otherwise repaiied. a with his mother Mrs. F. of Call street regretted, the Mary '
 f'r. I WainriRht, on North Walnut strcrt.Pull D'I I ditches cleunod out and Jhc fences re I THE GROWING BANK

 paired. lie has also cut down the 1
 ,A.. full line of groceries, hay and White Cashier
1'' line of Ladies Comfort thick growth of Cherokee rose bushes I E.S. Matthews, Pres. Ceo. C. .

"k;,';-grain M:Bryan of all, at kinds Mixon's at lowest stand.prices.3-19-tf W. Shoes and Slippers at Stump's.Rev. I I street growing near the Orchard on Orange I, "Tlie Pointing Finger"ADMISSION

? B. D. Law left Wednesday for .
 ZI I1on. Dixie M. Hollins, candidate Jacksonville, to take part in the religious I. 15 & 25c
?tfor state superintendent of schools, Harvey M. Snyder received' a box of J I II
 and musical! exercises of the '
ywas(! a visitor to Starke Thursday Woodlawn Baptist church. Thursday I of Maryland the family apples up from in Maryland an old friend, Mr. Show Starts 8 P. M. r "I

" ( and Friday. David H. Wyand, who is now 1W) I 1
 ;, .J. M. Truby has made large!: shipments years INSURANCE ,
,''I, of cabbage during the week. lie j old and in good health und active. Mr. Nu Woo mil In a Healthy Child
 Mrs. J. M. Alvarez returned from i
!!w has five acres planted to cabbage. Wyand may visit here soon. He in a All children truulilixl, with worm Lave en un. HAROLD C. WALL S
 Tallahassee Saturday evening:, wherenho great Sunday school man, having been I healthy color,whir li linlkvtri pour blond and.!s
 had been visiting her daughter, ruts..thcra ll inure or !''" ifumwh dlntu/lxini-n.
 J Men's to t under the superintendent of the United Brethren CiKUVE'B! T A.1"t.I.t.'Ill'hUl TONIC j
 Shoos $1 $ Miss Kathleen Alvarez, at the Wom I given regularly
 at school at Keedysville, Md., for fifty fur two or three wwk will enrich. the blind Improve  STARKE FLORIDA
 |regular prices, Stumps.Mri. ,
r an's Collece. years, and the school has grown froma the dlllmltUfli,and art&.a Omwiral SlraimtbeolntfToriln ,\

, .*, D. M. Gornto has returned to in small one to a membership of' over i. throw off or dlNpal to thn.the wliol0 waem4 yfilem.and the Nature.Child, will wee"limn!! FIRE, LIFE BONDS, AUTOMOBILE lI
 .co! D. E. Knight was Orange
 300. . ..
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 [,her home in Jacksonville after visit la perfect .llb. fit niixiit to take. 100. bents
 a and Seminole counties last week in defense .
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 [with her sister Mrs. W. J. Epperson.
 ,
 : I
I/ of parties charged with crime Dr. J, E. Maines, under pcrsuaaion
 A'SvtMr. I and was called back to Sanford this of his I
 and Mrs. W. G. Brooks came in week. many friends muy tutor thecampaign ; STRAWBERRY PLANTS FOR SALE
 I as candidate for
 |[from the Camphor Farm Friday and a reprc- n
 .sentntivp in the and .50 ( ) other varieties select from
 [topped with Mr and Mrs. C. A. Mix. Icgiiilaturp: from I I' Missionary Klondyko, $4 per 1,000; 40
 E. C. Warren taWs the prize for group two, Bradford / county. The Including tho great new berry, "lions I'Y.; Now if you want something
 [0"'A! the largest turnip grown this season t Doctor has not fully decided but bin DAVISAgency I I true to name and something( good place your order with Hull. IIi-4 1> "plan'swo

 having brought one to the Bank of announcement may appear Inter Hits . grown extensively in all parts. of your state und have been fur the punt

 ', x'f"Down to Bryan's"A..O Starke a few days ago that weighed a man of broad arid favorable acquaintance  12 youm. Bond your order to the Strawberry I'lant Spi'rlalmt. Agent ,-
 )
 Andreu, popular clerk in Grif- eight and one-half pounds. in Bradford county and Est 1886 ,wanted for this district J. KEIKKOKI HAM, JUIO//) snAt.I- Ml.
 will make a strong! race if he should
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 Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Rowand of Jacksonville enter! and no doubt would do creditto I

 48,000 I t ,night.stopped They over in were Starke on Wednesday their- I Times.his county if elected.-.Lake Butler INSURANCESTARKE I! OUR CLIENTELE GROWS a'


&i j;Drug Stores Sell It p 'way to South FloVida, traveling by I j j NOT UPON PROMISES BUT UPON rl .
 I automobile. They were warmly greeted -
 ,Five million people by many old friends. R AT S NAP l! PERFORMANCE 4
 ivuc it to KILL COLDS -
 KILLS RATS I '
 HILL'SStandard "Pown to Bryan's"Mrs : i WE ARE PIONEERS IN
 I II -AlHO mil'e. Absolutely prevents odor i ". .

 M. E. Edwards, of Gainesville from carcasx. One package proven this I Dry Cleaning and Pressing
 ASCAQ4 QUlNINROMIOt. spent part of lust week with her I HAT-SNAP conies in cakoii-no mixing 

 I daughter: Mrs A. Z. Adkins. Thursday with other food. GuaranUed.2.V Mr. It. (-'. King Tells Wonderful Story IN BUSINESS SINCE 1835.TEASDALE PPOMPT DEI JVF-T I IKS

 Mrs. Edwards and Mrs. Adkins ) Hire it cake) enough for I'an- I About HatH. Krad It. I 51.1 I I 'f
 A relatives and friends In Kitchen Cellar. alive with CINlrllAul "
 visited try or "'or months my place was ); Ct:1: i i2&c
 /50c size '.<2 cakelll for feed. Was
 cold remedy for 29 year toy. > Chicken rutH loninK <chickens eggs .
 LaW-I -- - -- -- -'
 V -us tablet form-eafe, lure, no House, Coops or Small Buildings told to try RAT-SNAI', I did. Somewhat 

 ft. "" hoorrceleves,.t.uk. up told.In in 7.dava 24 We have a complete line 11.00 size (6 cakes) enough for all disappointed at first not seeing :, LOc, $1. Sold and guaranteed by Mr. Will'dmn received an orH r fear ,I

 Money; back ,if cnp it (.11.. The wool Skirts in all sizes and pri farm and outbuilding, storage buildings I many dad, rats, but in a few days did l). C. Jones and J. M. Mitchell carload,f sweet potatoes '"'.' dA

 yy li i renuine with boa h Mr... a Hill'a Red ces. Stump's. I' or factory buildings.Sold not see a. live one. What were! not killed  before h" had -ont away two c.rlnp'l1
 tr.. "\ top,Ptoura.AlAtlDret. and Guaranteed by-Mite'hell's I are not around my place. HAT- Mr. and' Mrs. T. R. Williams spent, of potit'eWhere he K"ta uljiphi I )'

 5tor. The ice factory resumed work Tues Drug Store and D. C. Jones. 3-G-41. SNAP sure docs! the trick." 3 sizes, Friday in Jacksonville. Whilu there "roots" Is a 'TlY8t ry. 1
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