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EVER/BODY
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DELRAY

VOLUME IV

OUR SECRETARY
OF COMMERCE
Writes Interestingly Upon
Matters of Interest to
Our People
Those who have not. neen the Palm
"Bench County Fair still have * chanw
as the fair docs not cloie until Saturday.
The biggest surprise of the fair
were the exhibits from tho Everglades
communities. Their products a n
varied In character nnd superb in
quujlty.

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Two blue ribbons, one rod and three

white rlbbonB, however 1B not a bad
showing. That la what the Delrsy
booth won.

On Monday night before the fair

opened' in almost every booth ,but
Dclray's there were about * dozen
Ytnen and women from the respective
communities busily engaged in bringing in and arranging the proauco.
Some of the smallest communities in
the county had the beat exhibits. It
is tho spirit behind the community
that counts. Deltay should have had
threo firsts Instead of three thirds.
Twelve thousand'people visited tho
fair on the first day and ten thousand
tho second day. Large crowds continued the rest of the week. It is
difficult to overestimate the. value of
the publicity an attractive display
gives us.
The people who visited the fair are
genuinely interested They ask all
sorts of questions about what wo
have, how it is grown or manufactured and about the community in general.
The display of poultry and cattle
also surprised everyone. Wo hove
Bomo wonderful. chickens and cattlo
im tills county. There ought to be
more.
Many of the railroads are putting
on special excursions from the central Stntcfl to sFlorida during April
iiind May. ThoBe, of us.- who have
friends in those States enn help Florida and Delrny b y ad via ing our ncqunintonees of those special rates.
With the help of the rnllroads we may
make the tourist season last all sumThe next meeting of the Chamber
of Commerce Is on Monday, March 7,
' \ at'8:00 o'clock. There are many
1 * things to be done. Sot that date
aside and ask some one to come with
jou.
>._J ' ^ n c m c c t l n o f the East Const
(Chamber of Commerce cornea the last
port of this month and the city of
',, i Delray wnnls to' give a warm wel' i*omo to the delegates.
These men will include some of the
most prominent men of Florida.
Among them nre the men wjio have
fought the various battles that have
secured favorable living and working conditions for us. Tho Florida
East Coast Canal on which they have
spent so much time is the final link
in a complete inland wtfterway from
New York to Miami.

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Traffic experts as well as government engineers estimate that this

)will mean fivo hundred thousand dollars n year saving in freight rates
oventunily to people of Palm Beach
county. The final steps in sending
this project to the State legislature
rwill be taken at the Delray meeting.

WHERE
DCEANBREEZES
PLAY
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DELRAY, PALM BEACH COUNTY, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, MARCH 4,1927.

DELRAY" SHOCKED BY SUDDEN
. DEATH OF MR. MUSSLE

DELBAY'S ODDEST HOUSE DESTROYED BY FIRE

The oldest house in Delray and n
spot well known J n . history, on ..the
beach just north of'the Scacrest hotel,
was completely destroyed by fire
Wednesday night. The origin of the
fin was unknown and tho alarm was
turned In by some passing motorists,
but the blue had grown so Urge before the firemen could get there
that It was impossible to save
tho building.
The house was built by the government In 1873 to be used as a sailors'
refuge house, and hero until 1898
Captain Andrews conducted such a
place, keeping til supplies for ships in
distress. There was a big cistern
wltere the water supply on passing
ships was renewed,
;T,hls was, also., .a. relief..station, for
messengers and mail carriers between
Tltusvllle and Blecayno, na the settle'
immt wag then called where Miami
stands today. The railroad ran only
aa far aa Titusvllle, and from there
there was a trail over which mall nnd
supplies were carried for Bovernl
years.
This house of rofuge was closed in
1808, and sold by the government to
a syndicate In Pennsylvania, and since
that time has stood vacant, until recently, when Mr. E. V. K.1 Hopkins
moved. Into it. Since the time of Its
first transfer, tho land has Changed
hand several times, and now belongs
to Mr. Haild Zcdor while.the house
was in heed of repair, and was no
great financial loss to the owner, it
is a loss to Dolrny as one of land*
marks of/tfie first civilization.
KIV(ANIS~CLUB ACTIVITIES
At tho regular Thursday meeting
of the Klwanis Club of Delray a number of important matters were discussed and the club went on record
OB endorsing the movement for the
establishment of n county hospital In
Palm Beach county, nnd members
will lend their support to the undertaking.
Guests of the club were Mrs. Nina
Wileox Putnam, Mrs. Albert Jelks,
Mr. F. II, Brown, Mr. B. F. Sundy,
Mr. C. Y. .Byrd and Mr. Henry Ostro.
Kiwnnlan Charles Murray, volunteered his services in the arrangement of an exhibition professional
golf match to bo held oh the Delray
Municipal Golf Course at a data to bo
announced later. An admission fee
will bo charged and the entire proceeds will go to the underprivileged
chJld-wtn-k,
I Mrs! Nina Wilcox ~PutnhnUniade n
very intere3tlmj-tiillt^an3cgjioTtlonB in
Florida, ana" all were encouraged and
inspired to greater constructive effort by her remark. Mrs. Putnam,
besides being n close observer, has
large Interests in Delray, and her
first Imitd knowledge of nctunl conditions enables her to speak with authority., and she handled her subject in a most entertaining manner.
Mr, Brown, accompanied by Mm.
Albert Jelks, rendered several vocal
selections in a most pleasing manner.
TOURIST CLUI1 MASKED BALL
.The Tourist Club had its annual
masked ball last Thursday night ut
the Chamber of Commerce hall. This
is an event which every member ?f
the club looks forward each year, and
the ball this* year was not a disappointment.
Following the grand march, prizes
wore awarded Mr. J. W. Southerton,
dressed in a clever costume as a Jewish pedlcr, and to Miss Madeline Halstead, in n fancy costume.
After the awarding of the prizes,
dancing was enjoyed until a Inte hour
by the many who were there in every
sort of costume. Last niglit the club
had another of its annual events, the
beach party.

Tourist information bureaus to be

maintained by the State will also b?
discussed at the meeting and also the LAUNDRY HAS BEST WEEK
securing uf home-seekers rates from
the* railroads. This it is hoped will Mr. John L. Wann, manager of the
bring more summer visitors in to the Delray Laundry, Inc., reports that
lust week was the best week in the
State.
history of the laundry, since June 19,
with the exception of the two weeks
'Don't forget the Chamber of Com- following tho storm.
merce meeting on Monday night.
They ore now'doing worlf for people in all the vicinity around, and
Another-thingAre the two cities have received many compliments on
of Delray and Delray Beach going to the quality of work turned out The
continue to work with divided effort, manager of the Cloister Inn, who wus
divided resources and divided energy formerly of Atlantic City, says thnt
f when we could work together with their laundry is perfectly taken care
united effort toward a greater Del- of and the service.is equal to that of
any he has
ray.

CONTRACTS FOR CITY

IMPROVEMENTS LET
The city council n e t Wednesday night to k t the contracts for the
paving and for sidewalks. Bid* wore made by Bevettl contractors
for each job before the council meeting on Monday night and there*
m'U were disclosed Wednesday night after the meeting.
Mr. Clint Moore, i Delray contractor, received the .paving cootract at $73,8100, The Ted B. Jihns Company, of Clearwatcr, rewived the contract for the sidewalks at (48,520, Work on these improvements will begin about April first.

BUSINESS-CLUB HAS^MOTltERS'^bEERFIELD NEWSPAPER

MEETING
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DESTINED TO SUCCESS

Emll Mussle, aged 02 years, passed away Wednesday morning, March

2, 1927, at his home in Gulf Stream
Estates, after a short illness. Mr.
Mussle had been ill and confined to
his home for only three days, hla
death resulting from bronchial pneumonia.
Mr. Mutsle was the owner and manager of the Mussle Sweet Shop, having been in the confection business
for the past year and a half. Prior
to that time he had been connected
with tho real estate business; coming
to Delray just two yean ago from
Newark, N, J,
Funeral services were conducted
Wednesday evening at 7:80 in the
Delray Funeral Home, the Rov. Keyl,
of the Lutheran church officiating.
The body WBB sent to Newark Thursday morning for burial, accompanied
by relatives,
Mr. Mussle Is survived by his widow, two daughters, Mrs. William
Jurgonscn, of Hollywood, and Miss
Phylls Mussle, of Delray, and a son,
Emil, of Delray.
In the loss of Mr. MuBBle the city
of Delray loses a man of fine business
character and his family loses a father and husband of love and devotion.
Arrangements were In charge nf
the Delray Funeral Home, W. E. Hnrbeck, director.

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MR.LESTER TRICE
KILLED IN WRECK
Former Delray Druggist is
Killed in Georgia When
Cars Collide
Mr. Lester Trice, a former Delray
druggist, was "killed In on accident
nhaut six miles'from Cochrnn, Go,
last week.. Mr. Trice lived In Dclriy
last year, and many Delray people
will be sorry to learn of his death.
The following clipping, taken from
the Cochrnn Journal gives the details
of the tragic accident:
Mr. Lester Trice, a prominent
young druggist, of Mt. Vernon, togotlior with his wife and seven,months
old baby met with what haB proven
one of the saddest and most tragic
Incidents It has ever befallen our duty
to record, when their car was run
into about six miles from Cochran
Sunday afternoon whllo returning
homo, after spending the day here
with tho former's parents, Mr, nnd
Mrs. W. 0. Trice.
They were returning home late in
tho afternoon about 6:00 or 5:30 p,
m. in the best of spirits, singing,
and happy ns could be after a pleasant day's visit here, until they reached
Hobbs' store, where the highway la
crossed by another road from which
Mr, W. G. English was coming into
the highway when his cor struck Mr.
Trice's and turnrd It over. Neither
car saw the other, and Mr. English
and his family who was with him
were not Injured, but Mr, Trice was
fatally hurt, dying about 11:00 o'clock
Sunday night His baby Is not. expected to survive, and tho extent oC
irs. Trice's injurieB have not been
determined, but not thought to be so
i.nous as those of the others.
A doctor was summoned to tho
icuno of the accident and the patients
irought to Cochran, where Mr. Trice
succumbed to death at the -home of
iiis parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. W 0. Trice,
Mr. Trico was n native of Cochran
<tnd married Miss Manolla Check,,of
rfowcrsvillc, Go., but at the time n
teacher In the A. & JI,. School at this
Iil.-.et). They mnde tlieir homo here
Tor some time afterwards, where they
were both quite popular In o.aocin!
way, and prominent In all church
activities. Later they moved to
Dolrny, Flu., where they resided un*
til a short while before going to Mt.
Vernon to reside, where Mr. Trice
owned and operated a successful drug
store business.
The floral offerings were many and
unusually pretty, representing the
love and admiration of many close
friends.

Our venture in the Deerfield secAt tho regular March meeting; of

the Business and Professional Wo- tion with our proposed weekly newsman's Club Tuesday evening, the paper Is meeting with such hearty
members entertained their mothers support and approval tin the part of
the Deerfield business and private
at the Seacrest hotel.
The guests were served dinner at a public of that thriving locality that
long banquet table, which had beau- Its success Is assured,
tiful boquets of nasturtiums. Fol- The women and mon of Deerfield
lowing the dinner the club retired to are with one accord giving it their
tha lobby of the hotel, where the support and every co-operation, well
business meeting was held, followed realizing that a newspaper and newspaper publicity will be among tho
by a program.
MIBS Mary Randolph, president of greatest factors In Dcetflcld's furtho State Federation of Business ther development.
Clubs, who, with Miss Edith. Fricke, The Initial first number, a special LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS
WORKING GENERAL HOS- .
was a guest of the club, presided over illustrated edition on the order of our
PITAL FOR COUNTY
the business meeting. The regular own late booster number is to be pubbusiness wan carried out, and among lished soon nnd these copies distributother matters under discussion, it was ed without charge to the people and to When the hospital committee of the
decided that the regular meeting their Chamber of Commerce. This League of Women Voters began to
would be changed from the first Mon- Issue will be heralded as one of the investigate ways and means for obday in each month to the first Tues- bfggcBt nnd most worthwhile adver- taining a General Hospital for Palm
day, as this seemed tho most- conven- ti&cmonta ever sent out of that Bcctlon Beach county, it was found that the
ient day for the majority of the mem- and will without doubt call attention Florida statutes contained no law
to Deerfield in no uncertain terms. which fitted the needs of this counbers.
The
various Civic ClubB, Ladles Club, ty. The Acts under which public hosMr. R. G. Hicks, accompanied by
MTS. Hicks, played a violin solo and nnd Chamber of Commerce heads are pitalB in the State had been' organizthe hearty applause and encore prov- assisting in preparing articles for this ed did not apply to conditions existed the beauty of the performance. number in order that it will be a cor- ing here,
rect portrayal of facts.
A legislative committee was formThe feature of the program, which
ed, with Judge Robblns as chalrmnn.
followed the business meeting was
an address by Miss Randolph on the C. E. BRITTON TAKES CHARGE This committee has now ready a draft
of a proposed bill to bo submitted >it
OF R1STA HOTEL
Club Emblem. In a very interesting
the noxt session of the legislature.
manner she spoke, of the significance
nnd Importance of embloma in gen- Beginning March 1, Mr. C. E. Brlt- This committee has gone quite thoreral, and then told of the meaning of ton took charge of the management oughly into the matter and have enthe figures which nppcar in the em- of the RIstn hotel, which had pro deavored to frame such a bill ns may
blem of the Business nnd Profession- jvlously been under the-direction of meet tho needs of other counties wishal Woman's Clubs, which members Mr. John Wood. Mr. Britttm iB tho ing to establish similar .Institutions.
owner of the building and Is well
This preliminary draft Is now in
wear on their club pins,
Tho club was then adjourned to known in Delray as a capable busi- the hands of various organizations
nnd individuals in the county with a
meet again the first Tuesday in April, ness man.
This hotel Is centrally located on view to possible, beneficial suggesApril 6, when tho program will be
under the direction of the member- the main street of the city, and has tions,
been renovated thoroughly gone over It Is earnestly desired that all reship committee.
fiince the change of management. Ono ligious and civic organizations throcan secure- furnished rooms or npnrt- ughout the county endorse In writing
ments here by calling at the hotel on the need for n general hospital. The
MUSIC STUDY CLUB MEETS Atlantic avenue.
League will glndly send a represenSince March 1, the arrivals at the tative to explain the matter more fulRiata nre: F. C. Chnpin, WnsBic, N. ly upon request. .
LENT
A regular moating of tho Delray Y.j Chns. Alexander. Southfielil, Please send your letter of endorseMusic Study Club was held in tho au- Mass.; Mr, nnd Mrs. W. G. Chnpin, ment to Mrs. H. W. Stalker, chairBeginning next Monday the Guild
ditorium of the First Baptist church Sheffield, Mass.; E. S. Clark, Tarpon man hospital committee, League of
on Wednesday afternoon, March 2. Springs, Fin.; A. M. Clark, Tarpon Women Voters, West Palm Beach, will meet every Monday during Lent
at 3:00 o'clock In St. Paul's church.
The program, which was in charge Springs, Fla.; J. F. Alenander, Co- Flor* . ;
These meetings will be devotional in
of group two, was as follows:
lumbus, Ohio; also of Columus, Alma
their nnturo and a special study class
Vocal Solo, "The Rosnry, (Ncvin) Alexander nnd KiiLherine Arnold; Mawill be conducted. The public is corCOLLISION
Mrs. Alwyn J. Ball, accompanied rion Catlin, of Mars, Pa.; Annie Blair
dially invited.
Miller, Keystesvil, W. Vn.; J. E. Hart,
by Mrs. W. (Welks.
Last Wednesday was Ash WednesFittc
seemed
to
be
against
their
Pnlntkn,
Fla.
Vocnl Solo, "For All Eternity,"
day, the beginning of Lent, which conreaching
Fort
Lauderdule
Tuesday
(Mascheroni)Mrs. Arthur Barton,
tinues for forty days, culminating in
TO ENTERTAIN THE morning, when n parly made up of Holy Week nnd Good Friday.
accompanied by Mrs. Albert JcJlks. KIW
Mrs. E. Sllcojc, Mr. J. H. Silcox and
TOURISTS
Piono Solo, (a) "A Song," (Mctheir guests, Mr. and Mrs. G. . Lent has been observed by tho
Dowell) (b) "The Sen." (McDowell)
Christian church since the first cenS nun dors was upset.
Tho
Kiwanls
Club
has
agreed
to
Mrs. W. 0. Jelks.
Mrs. Snunders had forgotten her tury or earlier nud is a wise provifurnish the entertainment for the
Vocal Solo, "Tho Pine Tree," (Mary Tourist Club at their next meeting purse, nnd they were on their sion on the part of Mother Church in
Turner Salter)Mrs. Glen Sundy, ac- Thursday,. March 10, While the Ki- way back to the house to get her wonderful plan of the Christian
year.
companied by Mrs. W. 0. Jclks.
wanis Entertainment Committee will it, when at the corner of Fourth
Piano Solo, (a) "Scotch Poem,'1 not disclose nny details of the enter- Avenue and First street, their oar Her members nre requested during
, ,
,
,
, . , i this season to withdraw from many
(McDowell) (b) "The Rosary," (Nev- tainment planned they promise the
struck by n heavy sudan, driven. , ., .
...
,
,
in) Mrs. Henri I. Boer.
tourists something to look forward to was
r w that
or
by
,v.
ji pleasures,
time can be givi w Miss
Mia Phylia
Phi'Ka
Mnooin
' d l ymoreamusements
and
with
plctisurcablo
anticipation.
AlVocnl Solo, "I Once Had a Sweet
Thc Ford driven by Mr S.lcox,,^ ^ t h ( , a d v f m c m c i l t o f C h r i g t , 8
Little Doll, Dears," (Ncvin)Mrs. W. though the Kiwuniuns nre handicapp- turned completely over, landing up- Kingdom.
A. Wheeler, accompanied by Mrs. Ray ed by having only a short time in right, facing the oposite direction, The members of the Church School
which to prepare for the event, they but fortunately none of the occupants
Hicks.
have been given Lenten mite boxes
Piano Solo. "To a Waterlily," (Mac are known for carrying out in n most were seriously injured. Mrs. Silcox which they will bring to the Chilsatisfactory
manner
whatever
they
s
and Mrs. Siiundcrs were bruised nnd dren's Easter celebration at which
Dowell)Miss Clara Peory.
attempt to put over, and those atVocnl Solo, (a) "Do Not Go My tending the Tourist Club meeting next badly shaken up, but otherwise no time their Missionary offering will
Love," (Hagcman) (b) "Morning," Thursday may rest assured that they other injuries were sustained in the be made. They are being taught 03
(Oley Speaks)Mrs. Clayton Rut- will go home after the meeting with party, although the enr was badly little children that it is impossible
to be a real Christiun and not be a
ledge, accompanied by Mrs. Albert the conviction timt "a good time was torn up.
missionary. It is hoped that the penJelks.
had by all."
FAMILY PARTY
nies and nickles offered on Easter
Piano solo,. "Romance in F Sharp
will come through Lenten self-denial,
Major," (Schumann)Mrs. Ben SunSURPRISE PARTY
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Sundy entertain- or will be the result of the children's
dy.
ed ut their home Wednesday night ut own -efforts. This offering will b<j
Mrs. Frank A. Anderson, of Boyn- The neighbors of Mr. R. L. Small- a chicken per lieu dinner for Mr. and
ton, better known to music lovers as wood surprised him at his home last Mrs. John D. Sundy, end baby and sent to Philadelphia and together with
Mary Anderson, favored the club with Saturday night, when they nppeared Mrs. McClouth, who left the follow- the offerings from all the Church
three charming rendered vocal num- at his home prepared to spend the ing day for St Louis, Mo., to make Schools in America will be presented
on Sunday,, June 6. "Phis wonderful
bers: "One Fine Day," from "Madam evening with him. Rook was played their future home.
sen-ice will bi the Fiftieth AnniverButterfly;" "Oft Have I Seen the
Swift Swallow," Del Acqua; "Bowl of and late in tie evening refreshments Those present were Mr, and Mrs. jsary of the Children's Lenten Offerwere
served.
J. 5. Sundy and family, Mr. and Mrs. ing, and will be held in the Academy
Roses," Clark. Mrs. Albert Jelks acThose present were Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Sundy and family, Mr. and of Music, the Right Rev. John - G.
companied.
Hem en way, Mr. and Mrs. Coe, Mr. Mrs. Glen Sundy and family. Mr. and Murray, executive head of the.EplseoThe next meeting, in charge >f and Mrs. Newton, Mrs. Beardsley, Mrs. A. D. Burke, Mr. and Mrs. J. pal church in the United States, pregroup one, will be on March 1G.
Mr. and Mrs. Smallwood.
M. Douglass,
siding.

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THE DELRAY NEWS, FRIDAY, MARCH 4, 1927

Complainants)
tinie in English and this visit made Becker,
everything very much "clearer to us.
We wish to thank Mr. Burton for. his F. N. Brown and Mabel L. Brown,
kindness in. Ittine/U3 go through the his, wife;. C. WcyBMvnf -a- -single an; B. S. Ashton and Ada Ash- '
office.

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DOMESTIC SCIENCE.'
With the beginning of the 'second nvis,' His wife; Model -Land Co.,
semester the domestic science class Florida corporation; D. J. Qunyle,
started sewing. The girls have al- . R. Cason, Jr., Bradshaw Jelks,
time Beaumarchnis wrote th wtll
ready completed sewing of samplers co-partnership composed of L. H.
they
wlli
be
mentioned.
Francis
H.
Ocean Ilreeze Staff
The first, born at Athens in 625, B.'known "Le Barbier de Seville.
in different kinds of stitches, ns well radshaw and W. 0, Jelks; ClinB
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F.ditor in Chief
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firtishing sewing aprons. One pe- on B. Lohsen and Elizabeth M.
ia a I n d e n t Littfe'-Lord Fauntleroy
Associate Editor . I'hi!i| Erennan dies of which seven remain today.
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Johscn, his wife; Southeastern En
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! Second in Greek drama is the trage- of a play written for the churcK of several plays; William V. Moody, E ^ r i o d a week will be devoted to the Sneering. Corporation,, a Florida
\iry Kiitiicrinc Whin dinn, Sophodies, bomn in Athens. -195,1 Toledo about the twelfth century. The win A. Hobinson, Josephine Peabody study * J ^ ^ * ^ " - * torporation; Boca . Raton ( Estates,
nild Perci
stitches. Notebooks containing ex- nc,, a' Florida corporation; William
" J I n c k a >Alumni Editor . Lorraine Danvick B.C.' He improved the Greek drama' recorded beginnings of Spanish dramn! W n e n 1VC
Nancy Ciuir'.-nhc!i<i j nnd raised It to its highcBt pitch of. in in the festivities of -the church .with' .
c o n M " how important' pense accounts, samples of materials A. Gclhaus, and Joseph D. Langan,
Exchange Edlti
Benjamin Ellis cxcsllenctv Ilia seven plays which the object of explaining the ritual^ to': > drama is to literature we e n eaa- used,- nnd a description of the garDefendants.
Literary Ediler
Jokes Editor
Frances Atkins we posr-BBs, today :ire o great vulue! the ignorant. The' tw'o 'most noted' ^' understand why we celebrate nn- ments rmadcwfll be kept throughout
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and por^iy brilliantly the BOclnT find dramatic writersv are Cervantes and ^
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It appearing by affidavit this day
political nctivitl^ of that date: Lope.de Vega. Cervantes,-born i n > a m i t i s t s themselves we can easily: COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT
ITS NOT SL'CIl A BAD OLD,
Among the pJnya of Soph oil It are! An- lM7.-betfan writing eomedie. and * " " ^ T important is the part ; Perno Wllley has won two certif.- iled'in the above styled 'cauae'that
WORLD
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We, all, "t different times In our lipone and Electro. Euripides, an- tragedies, Gnlntn, and numberless that they pltiy in lilornture. When cates from the L. C. Smith nnd the he defendants, Clinton B. Lohsen ami
drama week let us keep Remington Typewriter Companies for Elizabeth M. Lohaen, his wife, Willives, linvc thnt feeling of useless- other tragedian of approximately the tragedies combined with n few poems
nl
" average not speed of bc- am A. Gclhniis and Joseph B. Lnngness. We wonder why we were over same dntc, wrote very inspiring plays under.-the name of Obras Sueltas.. . f ","ji n d - l h L 1 Pcrson* w l l s '' e i l t t h G i r n U"nl"iK
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d e l s Bnncn, of \ha "age 1 ^ hi t'lving
us the drama to which tween thirty and forty words per min- n arc, residents of a State other
put on this earth at nil. That we dealing-mostly! with;praises to'the Caldcnorc de
linn the-'StntE of Florida; that- the
have such n feeling we cannot deny, gods nnd for the.oracles;; . >
when Aragon nnd Castile worovundor tiils'wcck \ye.havc given .our praiae, ute. on the typewriter. She is again
and yut, we always pet over It nnd
Latin drama wns first introduced Ferdinand and Isnbclle. is. very, im* from'tin' mighty Shakespeare to the on the honor roll as champion typist esldorice of the said Clinton B; Lowof the clnss for February, with an ion, Elizabeth M. Lohsen, WflHnm A.
find that ilV iiol such a bad "oid by n Greek slave, to take the place of portnnt as to his dramntis contribu- most" obscure playwrit.
average Bpeed oT 37 words per min- elhaus and Josaph B. Lnngan -Js
world" nfler nil. Next time thnt feel- the medley of sotigd that predominat- tions. These four kinds of dramas,'
Kecnsburg, New Jersey; thnt there IA
ute, net.
SENIOR NOTES inff shows itself make up your mind ed the Roman, festivals. Plnutus was religion. IliBtorlca), claseicnl rind dra :
thnt yuu'ru going'to get over it nt IC first Roman writer of drama and msiB of society nnd manners, have is The seniors hnvc their class rings The study of the Constitution in o person in the State of Florida the
once nnd then read this optimistic ic wrote comedy very closely re- their most celebrated tho "Constant 1 0W ; Are w a proud of them 7 In- claiming ths nttantion of the commer- service of a subpoena upon whom
would bind the non-resident defendlittle "squib" tnkenfrom the "Ottowa lembling the Greek style. His plays Prince" and "El Magleo Prodigoso." deed we are. If you haven't already cial, lnw class.
ants; that the said Clinton B. Lohsen
should
for
they
certainFOREIGN
LANGUAGES
seen
one,
yuu
Citisson:"
ncludc, "Aubularin, Captive," -'Pse- Not until the period-of-the Renaisi ut least, we think so. For credit work last weekthe Cncfinr nnd Elizabeth M. Lohsen, his wife,
"Give II little, live a little, try P icdoius." A follower of the stage of sance do we find Italian literature de- ly are
nn .entertainment class wrote themes comparing; "Ve William A. Gclhaus find Joseph B,
little mirth; sin;* a little, liring n lit- lautus was Terrence, who wrote An- viating from prose nnd poetry for the , We lire. . - . -
,
^.-,., ....
tle happiness In earth. Pray n little, Irio, Phamico, and Adclphi. ,A great drama. Indeed when in Florence this f r T tho"juniors. Juniors il,m t fall netian and Roman Wnrahips," nnd. Langan aro euch over tho ngo of
M. L. K. theme contrasting, modern and nncion 21 years,
ploy n little, be n little plud; rest n lomnnitrogedlnn.of whom little- onw new expression of litraoturc was in- us!
It is therefore ordered that said
. knoftn, except that he wrote the troduced the people scoffed'but finally MANUAL ARTS DEPARTMENT ships;'
little; jest little; If the heart is snd.
Union
B. Lohsen and Elizabeth If.
The
High
School
Manual
Arts
class
The
Cicero
class
is
writing
n
pnpor
Spend n little, send a little to another irat. Roman tragedy, was Pncuvius, accepted .the dramn ns the celebrn- 1
door; give a little; live a little, love jorn about 220, B. C. No reference tion of Holy festivities. The Italian is nearly through with wood working on "Capital Punishmont and.Life Im Lohsen. his wife, William A, Gclhaue
n little more."
J. H. B. s made ngnin in the outline1 of the dramatists Include Pietro Mcstastnsio, for this year; Wo 'expect to start prlaonmcnt in the Time of Cicero." and Joseph B. Langnn, be nnd aru
The second year French class i hereby ordered, commanded and reiterature of the world to a classical n writer of musical jlrnma, Carlo on mechanical drawing very tjoon.
THE PROGRESS OF THE DRAMA irnmntie .after 330, B. C.
Goldinl, of comedy, Alcssandro Jinn- Mr. Lnndei- gave us a test Thurs- reading short stories In French, witl quired to appear to the Bill of Comday, and as a result nil but five of tho particular emphasis on constructor plaint filed against them In snlo\^
Hstory tells us of the Ancient Egyp- Germany is well represented In nil zonl, nnd Giuseppe Giancosn, cnuse by Kclney D. Purdy and Edwin
lelds
of
literature
except
drama
and
tian, Babylonian and ChinORe literaRussian drnmfi has long had its class had to study the two periods and pronunciation.
E. Becker, on or before the 4th day
J. W.
ture, but makes no mention of drnmti, here it is sadly lacking. - The first form and many of tho early Russian Friday.
NINTH GRADE NOTES
MISS HOWES TO" SPEAK TO ST. of April, A. D. 1027, otherwise tho
but wo who have been studying the rnmntfst Is Klopstock, who appears plnya nru now rewritten fir prose form
allegations of safd Bill will be taken
In ulgebra for the pant week we
PAUL'S CHURCH
English literature realize what nn ex- about 1724. Within the next BO years nnd the old form lost. There arc but
Next Tuesday evening, March 8, a as confessed by the unid Clinton B,
pression of literature the drama is, olmnn Wolf ting Goethe nnd Fredrick few RuBsInn dramatists worthy of have been taking up factoring. There
are seven enscs to this, Wo arc now
and come to the conclusion that sure- ir'onSchiller appear with the'dramas note since most of Russia's literature on case four, nnd arc hoping to be in 8:00 o'clock in St. Pnul's church, Mis LOIIBCH, Elizabeth M. Lohscn, WilJanet Howso will bring a message t liam A. Gclhaus and Joseph B. Lnn<
ly this early literature was ncted on hut today nro known throughout Eu- is expressed In poetry nnd prose.
case five by next week.
gun, nmt said suit will thereafter prothis congregation.
nemo kind of n stnge in some wny to rope nnd America. Goethe's Faust In England as In other countries
The girls in our room) who are tak- Miss Htnvae is Educational Secro ceed as other suits ngninat non-realmnke more real their writings.
was set to music by the French com- plays were first acted In the church ing fine arts, have completed their
tary of the Diocese of Souther dent defendants after a decree pro
The first mention mndc of the real poser Gaurnoud and today is sung by and were based on making the scrip- scarfs. They nre, all very pretty.
Florida and an enthuttlastlc speakc: confesso.
driinin is In the discussion of the the leading opera companies of the turcs clearer. England's first real
EIGHTH GRADE
It Is further ordered, that this ornnd
worker. The public, as well a,
Greeks. Their theatre consisted of n country. Schiller, whoso historic Wil- dramatist is Christopher Marlowe who
We have started rending in our new
large nmpitlientre In the center of liim Tell was sot to music hy the Itni- wrote Tnmburlainc the Grent, the Jew "Silent Renders;" We are workng to> St. Paul's congregation arc cord lull dcr be published onco each week for
four consecutive weeks in the Delwhich was an elevated circular stage. nn, Rossini. Is today known among of Malta, and others. Next follows ward hghcr comprehension nnd speed invited.
ray News, a newspnper published tn
Between the stage and the tiers of the nntions of the world. The Ger- the iminortnl Shakespeare whose wide rates.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Haid county and State.
sents was a level roadway nroum man comedian Is Kntzebuc (1701- deep nnd Fcnrching knowledge of huDONE AND ORDERED nt West
which a chorus of singers walked 1813) and other dramatists include man nature amazes us, whose exper- The Eighth grade "Mules" played FIFTEENTH JUDICIAL CHICUIT
basketball ngninst the Ninth grade OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR Pnlm Bench, Florida, this ldth day
singing the story of the play to tha Ileinriche Laubc, Guatave Fruytog ience in practical affairs, genius, hard "Blue Devils," and were victorious.
of February, A. D. 1927.
PALM BEACH COUNTY, IN
audience na it was acted by the play and Herbert Sudernian.
work makes it easy for us to underSOPHOMORE NOTES
FRED E. FENNO.
CUANCERY.
ore on the stage.
French literature nbounda with stand his place nun dramatist, Shake- A committee representing the sophoClerk Circuit Court.
There nre four great outstanding beautiful dramas. At the end of the speare wrote 37 plays, tragedies, liis- more class visited the printing depart- FORECLOSURE OF MORTGAG
(Circuit Court Sen!)
Order of Publication
Grecian dramntiste: Aeschylus, Sop- fourtecnth century when the pilgrims t o r i o s l i n d comedies. The plays today ment of the Delray News, Wo have
By Merle P. Johnston, D. C.
. Case No. .1090
hoiles, Euripides nnd Aristophanes wero returning from the crusades the " r " popular, If not more BO, thnn b e e n a t u d y j n g journalism for
FIB-Bt
Kelaey D. Purdy anil Edwin E.

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drama had its beginning- Following when they were written

the first dramatist, Corneille, who And last, the youngest littrature" of
> wrote tragedy and comedy, followed all, American literature. There are
J !). Sulk-lie w&j^ )umii9Mi>thc
follies of many, atones, lovely, poema, .but .as
j society. H k two.l^t v woskfl.are"LoJf<'r dramawell, it just-isn't here.
j Musanthrope" and "Tnrtoffc:!1 VQ\- Phaps we are too impressed by
J jaire and Rosseau follow na^ufefaind- Shakespeare tohiivo msny dcam*tUU

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iWS. FRIDAY, MARCH 4, 1927

Abbey U Battle Pledge

Not Much of a Meed

for Real Hungry Man

Cave Up Prized Sword

in Expiation of Crime

Carelm Chapl

HIM Ambition
TrarelerMy! Hut the ocean IooK
btmtittful!
Battle abbey, nenr Unkings, EngS
Hoho Sajf, bo. wot would j
In the high mountains beyond NikHln WifeJohn! Di> you reflJI
Inntl, was built to fulfill a novel
de It j e r had a million or two?
Dude Llje Waters. was
flcj'ustod ko. In central Janftb. nestle* I*"** UtaL.Tour Uead Is hanging out of th
pledge made i y William the CanSecond HoboI'd buy me frelgbt
Hoot Gibson, Super -Western Star nufcror Just before his rlctory there oa to actlnK KWdxhetl fqnares ofap
Chuxen.ll. and above tt the sacred porthole? You miut want to get jaat
M r Juat fer me him prlvito
eakti
or
gingerbread
op
.'..the
apper
Western Born and Western
mountain
Nnntal
Htm
rears
Its
tare
l
AmericflU Lec'on Weekly.
October H . 1000,
table, unrt WJI*B he hnd hlVurst plate crest. Olire It wna rlttr dwelilng-pl"
Indian'H Friend.
When William wns nrmlnjt. for tlit
of Ice cream1 In s clij cole, he looked of a pncllic I'aiHlilst Iturmit saint,
fight lie Is>nkl to IMVG Inadvertently
with some Ulsfiivnr nn Elm macsroons
Iloot Gibson, Univeraal's wild-rid- put on hla shirt of moll with the hind nnd smnll sponge drops which nccoin- fllgrltiia from all piirtH of .lunnn climb
ItB ii-ep slope*. Tlii-y re dressed In
side
In
front.
1'nrlly
In
ortlcr
to
nvort
ing Wt'sttrn "ace," who plnys the
punleil It.
whlto runes, curry stuffs and rosaries
roll or Bob Lanjjdon, pony express the hnd omen, he vowi-d Unit. If vlc"How
do
you
like

V
unkwl
tlie
in hand, uml chum a lluddblst prnyer
lorluUrf, he would tmlld on tlio very
ruler in "The Flaming Frontier," the
niece,
whn
was
doing
ilie
hnnors
of
us they climb. An avenue of scarlet
site nf the hnttlL- n m-cut abbey.
the city for her uncle.
Bpectacular Edward Sedkwlck-Univer, _ "torll," or gateways, guides
It ivns finally dudlcmcil by Willlnm
The Ice croinn Is cortnlnly drat the pilgrim to thu shrine oa Uie sumsal production, that In fomlng to the Rufus In 10W. At the dlasnlnllnn nf
rate."
said
Uncle
1.
1
Je.
"I
call
it
Bijou Thentre commencing Friday the iiioiintterles ntnler Henry VfH, the
mit.
,
.
Near the peak la a burs pnlcli 01
ntid Snturdny, Mtirch 4 and 5, is one hulldlngn were given to Sir Aiiihnuy extra ([nod; bill ivlu-li yon mine to
these things, tie addwl. imiujt one rock, nrcrhitnglng D st'l precipice.
of the few Western stars of the screen llrowne, wtlo nddiul to lite Abbot's of the ludy {liiKCrn nnd surveying It
On thin ruck Is a heap o( worild. dagwins (r the n s t of bin
who has actual experience in the life lodcG u wesi
doubtfully. "I iircsunnj.to any they're gora nnd oilier wcuptmi*. rnsieil with
1
that he no railiutlcnlly portrays. For wnnl. tin Princess KlUulwtli. The ah- rlglu enough, whiu iliuro lu of 'em. bill
rige. In nnclent times a itiiiu A-LO Unit
liey mill In In uxt-elkut preservation.
be It known Hoot was a real cowpunthere Isn't omnipli iif'nm-Just uuthlng commuted n iliwd "f "lood made a pUF. 0. Dmbnnt, In "KnaJblea In Susbut gape and-swallow.**
chcr before the screen lured him from ses."
iiutn! io Nautili Sun and ulfrfrctl up
the plains and mudu him the idol of
WLnpnn in .filiation nt his urltua.
To Hie Saniunil. I'm? warrior, bis
millions of red-blooded men anil woCraze Followed Hytteria
Embroidering
Long
Known
men, to any nothing of the youn(t3A classic psnni|ili> of what popular sword WHH life most prl*-d pwsseswlttn.
The girl who uses an embroidery
and the murderer who KUcrMei'i! his
m c n n l l o n nppllud tn the common
ters.
needle today Is practicing an art that
precloiiH sword gave up In nuitiiMnent
snider
can
do
fa
tnht
In
Hj-Reln
MagaIn "The Flaming Frontier," Gibson was highly developed In Egypt 3.000
what he valued more ihun Ma <vu life.
zine.
Italy
In
Hie
Middle
nt;es
appears first ua n pony express rid- rears ago.
This henp nf ancient sword bladei,
Bivopt by n dunilnit iiianlu or tn rent- ....(.*... nnd otlier wcnpuSn cati be
er, one of those daring, dnshing men
The accomplishment was hr
Is m.
goen .n Nuntnl San al pruwut. a relic
who figured so prominently in the from Egypt to Eumiie, mid was aleo
Persons bitten by n spider calletl tlio
history of the early West A protege highly developed In early Greece ami Eurnpcon tnmntuln euddpnly became of feudal timed.
of Gen, George A. Cuater, he goes Rome. The women of medieval day* extremely sensttlve to nuislc. dnnclng
In Baiopi! were excellent nt it, uml
to West Point but la expelled from the
In a frenzy of excitement until they
many splendid ornaments were made
Birthttone Old Ornament
aendemy, through taking the blame fur I'hurches and iiionnsferlos. At the Bnnli to the ground, exhausted and alUlrUmonw) are ammig the uldest
lor sn offense charged to the brother present tin he the Orient ICIUIH lu the mnflt lifeless. Cortnlii forms of ma
sa Eaat IIMIIMI f*mi f whar*t**
forms of Jewelry. The group of 12
of the girt he loves. In these Bccnc3 iirt, with the wurlc of the Chinese Me were considered good for the nf
M,
woodbn plowturnt
Dieted mid h'ore thu imtnc trnntelln. atones, one for each month of the
probably
being
the
moat
ehiborule.
life nt America's famous military
rioft bldk ell. A wmn drl
The cniiBe ^-iis noi a siililei's title hut cnlendar year, mn.v hnve been related
academy ia faithfully depicted as it
pulttMd a
a hysteria duo Mi the doplctcil nitn- to the 12 stones In tho brenstplnte
van In the 70's. Itelurnlng to the
tnl nnd pjiyslcul rondltlou nf the peo- worn hy iho High Priest Anrou as deAlways Polite
plains he becomes an army scout ami
Thn nmniiRer uf the Isolated factory ple M n.rt'Hiill of the frequent wars scribed In the Hook of Exodus. Ench
Many Amorlcan w^men oftcn-work as
h flhown experiencing many stirring had received a tetter from n wimmn nnd pliiRucs. The stinm Rnrl of thing of the 12 stnnes rRprencntnd one of thu
hrd n lhlr Oriental ttatorc They
adventures ntid Is the messenger sent d a i l n c Unit her husband, who worked wus seen In thu criirp ftir lonji-dldtiuicc tribes of iht> chlliiiun of isrnul and
toH M i h * washtufc swetp with a
liy Cuater to Major Reno with orders hi the factory, hud scut her no money d i i E - In Ihln rumitry u few yen re the name o( the trine was Inscribed on
nfler the World war.
the stone. As early as 4000 tl. C.
for tho latter to come to the rescue, for weeks nnd wuuks.
broom and cookoii cHtov,-ali
another hlch priest, this time In
So the milliner, a itlndly umn. s-jnt
His parting with Gen, Custer, the lntUskwtikhl*cirlcrtv
Egypt, wore a "breastplate' of 12
"Shut-ins"
Not
Dead
to
for thu ilcihin-L'iil there nnd then,
ia role being played by Dustln Farstone* or erossm Ancient
qulcHar,
".Incfcson," he nalil. when lite mnn
All Worldly Affairs smsll
\ nutn; his wild ride through the at- ninile tilfl uiipeaniiien, "do ynu over
Egyptian carvings jiruBurvu this InterThe Woman vlHlted a frletul HI ,n stltig hit of hlHtnry. . A relationship
fMtM
tacking Indlnns; his pleading wltl send your wife tiuythlne when you
Gnnatorlum the other duyone of between the breastplate* of the Iwn
worriM frwn physical drudgery, on-',
'Reno, and finally his finding of Cua write J"
thosu pincus lu the uouniry where they lilgll priests seeing probable.New
' ter'a body following the massacre ore
"Oh, yes, sir," answered Hie other,
serve* htr hwlth and teaut^and:
try to make convnlescuDcc huuruble.
by fnr the'best things this vcrsntll brightly, "always luy kindest re- 81ie hnd to wall until she could BL'Q hor York Times,
keepi her chMrfui and
h*^!0$$i^
gards."
nctor has done.
friend, no fliio snt down on the porch.
Do It l4Weally.
At the fnr vnd n group of women paNorth Carolina Giant
tients were talking with absorbed laMiles Durden. who WIIK burn In
toreat.
North Carolina. In 17113, HIM) Hied In
The one In Uie wheel chair evident- Harden county, TemiefMiw. .lanimry Z1
ly had a grent'deal to tell. The Wom- 1B5T. was the wurld'H IIIKKP^I man
an wondered what It cniild be about. dnlmH tho North Cnroilna Illslnrlcnl
She knew the story of those purlieuReview. He lVrtB 7 fi>ei U Inches tall
Inr patients. All three had hecu Inand weighed n Uttlo more than 1,0011
I vnllda for yenrs; they Hlwnys would
One Natures Remedy
25c
Ona Luxor Dusling l'ofldor $1.00
['be bound to their cliolra ami cmtchus. pounds,
FKEE One 25c Knife Sharpener
Thirteen nnd n half yards of cloth
Just then elio wne culled, and as she
One Luxor Fice Powder
-50
pnsBBd the group she henrd: "When 1 one yard wide worn reiiiilred to ~'"~
Oae Jontcel Face Powder SOc
him
a cout. When he dlwl - t
bake toiuntoea I Bit tlitoi wltti bread
of black velvet WPIHS nci-rtml in rover
One Jontcel. Toilet Soap ....15c
cruniba ami butter nnd , . ,"
tllP sides nnd 11(1 of Ids niflili. Till*
Ji.no
Both for Blc
"Tlmt's Just the wny I fix peppers, wns 8 feet lone, only 1 Inch lean tlnin
nnd my husband used to nny . . ." 3 feet d!U?[i and was 32 IIICHCH broad
Doth for 99c Limit 1 to customer
Gnuzetia
.'
The Woman went Inside. She was Mlloa Darden lived n qulut. uuuveut
'flinllhi' round the mouth, but sort of
ful life: apnrl from his world rucord
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_THE DELRAY NEWS, FRIDAY, MARCH 4, 1927

-T

Alcohol in the Seat

Dust Smothers Man

SOMETHING TO
THINK ABOUT

Tlic (indent FCBF were huge alcohol

wi'Ns. Tlie primeval ncrnn. with Its
hup? musses of sn=;ir-cnn(ulnin(: seaweed, "'" a fwiiicnifltInn rnL So
sar-s i Hi>rIln sdi'iiiisl, r'n.ri'Kpnr Lindner. Tln'se liniiieiisi! nlcoliolli* sens
jtlimilaiL'd delimit1 forms of enrl.v
JIM Jio explains, nnd mWs thnt Hie
jiljinrs totinj" wtilrh produce supir.
Idler tn lie convenwl Inlo alcohol, are
raflrketl by Oielr spli'iullc! tulnratlon
anil Intricate structure.

&

Frnnklln. N. (*A new cause of

Jeatltsuffocation frnm highway ilusi
was entered mi vttul statistics records licre.
By F. A. WALKER
Harley Sorrt-lle. thirty-five, was
IIHVIHK an ox tcjim when he foil from
inn wnson. lie ttchl to the line* timl
RESENTING DISCIPLINE
wns draped n Hiirt distance In the
mail. Ills mouth nnd nose beeiimo TX/IIEN jonns men or young wornlilted wjtli dusi nnd the coroner re- VV en, In ttiG performance of thelt
routine duties In th* office, behind the
ported Unit tie sniollicred to deittli.
counter, or "on th.> road," "RTOW preflumlnjt and selMmportnnt, It la safe
to predict tliey are rldlnc (or a foil.
People of this type, ofllicted as they
nre with an overwhelming, sense of superiority, take strange delight In
'allowing or'in removing the shutters before anything Is put ta'tlie windows.
In thla gross display, Of epotlpm
they unwillingly txlilhit the limply,
woven and linphnzard stuff of wulcli
they are made.
It cannot be said tlittt they nre all
inefficient or Incapable, but tlioy do
Inck In tlielr make-up the sturdy, enaentlnl substance upon wblcli to build
solidly.
TltlB regrettable thought of self
dominates tliplr wenk mentality unlll
It becomes an Integral pnrt of Uiem,
nnd governs In n liirge .nensure tliplr
miinnerlsm. tlielr Intonntion of vnlce
and tlielr linuglitp attitude towitnli
those whose Rood-will and good opinion they should strive to cultlvnti>.
This nplrlt of foolish pride, sad lo
relate. Is becoming alarmingly jiotlueable, omong striplings 3ust Btepplng nn
the threshold of rtnl endeavor. '
They mil against discipline, liecnuae they Imagine It stnmps them
with n sort of commonnllly, Intllcn*
tlve of their lowly position.
They have been BO tried among the
Inconstant squnlls and criticisms of
tlielr employers, EO often urged to -conform wllh rules nnd regulations Intended for tlielr betterment anil the
advancement of the business Intercat
of the tlnn, ttint the whole, world
seemed forever scolding and colling
them "to attention."
In this hnpless mood they hccnmft
disloyal, find like Torn1 Snwyer, explain; "Ah, If my 'boSB coutd only die
temporarily I"
"All nf wlilrh Is wrong, and which
they themselves know Is wrong.
The ndvlce Is for their good.' (t la
In tended to lift them from (he rut nnd
put them on solid ground where they
enn run the race in proper form, nnd
take Inter In life their rightful place
among the wlnuera.
There la not 111 tig so hot-hen (led, so
plnuslhly foodlinrdy In the yorilimt
youth of ifittny us this growing Inclination to resent discipline. It's Hie liest
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PURE ICE
"Courteous Service"

Qsteopntlilc Physician and Surgeon.

Love Bid?.
Dclray, Fin.
Residence, -N, Swinton. Offlco hours
i to 121 to 5, Evenings by appoint
oicnt

Southeastern
Ice and Cold Storage
Company

HOW=
OI.ACIEH IS FOILMED BY
SNOW UNDER PRESSURE.
A glacier Is a large mass of anow
which under pressure becomes
prnnulnr, nnd In flnnlly transformed Into dense clear Ice.
Snow enllectfl above the Bnowllne, nnd wlu>n Uijrc Is a certain
wolKhl DIG innsJruiovoa ilownwnnt, reaching n point where
lite welting Is not balanced by
tho snowfall. Here It Is termed
n Kinder, nnd Its form depends
on the ehnpe of the crouml over
which It flows. Those formed In
valleyfl are long and nurrow;
fllff sloclers nre formed In hollows on the eilfjes of anow(Inlilfi. The rate of movement of
a Binder Is slowfrom BII to
fifteen Inches a day In Alpine
Bindersnnd the surface and
sides move faster llinn tho bottom nnd center respectively.
Movement Is shown by the Uasuren (crevasucs), with which n
Binder Is Intersected. The glnclcr IB fed from the mow Oelds,
anil ends when the waste qf Ice
la greater than the supply. The
tfaterlnl which the glacier collects after it leaves tho snow
Mils Is distributed by tho
streams created by the melting
of pnrt of the Ice. It Is this u>hrls which polishes tlio rocks
along the cjacfor's conrse, end
tlie fmgniontB It grinds off are
called boulder ctay or till. When
the Elncler reaches the sea, portions break oft nnd form Icebergs.

How Rain Is Made to

Quench Earth's Thirst
Everyone wlio has dried a wet coat
In front of a fire tins watched the evaporation of the moisture. On n buge
scnle this process Is going on nil over
the worM, the water from lakes, rivers and sena being drawn np Into the
nlr by the sun's heat. The air, however, enn only hold so much moisture
In nn Invisible form, the amount depending upon the temperature.
As tlie "drafts" caused by mountains
nnd other Irrepnlnrllleg of the earth's
surface wftft the. moisture-laden air
Into cooler spheres, or as winds move
the moisture Into cooler spots, no the
condition of the nlr-Is changed end It
con no longer hold nil Its molstnro.
This motaluru then condenses Into
tiny pnrtldes of damp, Just as steam
will condense on n cold plate, nnd
these particles, clinging round the
(specks of (ItiBt alwnys present In the
nlr, Kolher Into clouds which fnll as
rnfn becnuse they have grown too
heavy to remain suspended In the nlr.
Tills rnln feeds the springs, which
feed the rivers, wlilch feed the luhet
and sens, which nre In turn once more
evaporated. And so the process goes on.

Up-to-Date
"TliorcP sulil the man who had
allenced his opponent, "1 guess that
took the wind out of his sails."
"Re modern," returned his companion. "You mean you.let tlie whit)
out of his tires."

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A Gentlemcm
VictimThnt'a nil the money Tit
got. Sorry. Won't you have s clgnrette?
BanditSnre,' thanksoh, excuse
me. I wouldn't think of taking your
last one, old man. .

DK. THOMAS E. SHEA

Miller's Barber Shop

BYRD & POKTER

Attorn eys-at-Law
Cromer Block
Delray, Florida

JACKSON h. bAItWICK

Ocean City Dairy

Certified Milk

i ">

Phone your orders to 169 for milk

and cream and our wagon will call
at your home or place of business.

''SERVICE'

is Our Motto

Justice of Pence
Sterling Building
WeatAiluntic
Delry Fla.

Welcome To Boca Raton

Exnminntlona of the eyes nre made

jcEentificnlly by Intest improved methods. Glasses repaired, Lenses duplicated from broken pieces. Sutisfnc
Lion Eunrnntecd, I Bpeeiullze in optl:nl work only.

Stop
for service or information at
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Phone 0714
823 Clcmutis Ave.
West Palm Bench, Fla.
(Between Cc nnd 10c Store)

Butler, Barnett & Tayor

G. J. Bender, Prop.

Civil Engineers and Surveyors

MUNICIPAL BUILDING

Prompt

Efficient

Corteous Service

Reasonable Charges

Goodyear Tires
AND TUBES
Auto Accessories

Gas
-Oils-GreasesFree Crankcase Service

THE LOVE DRUG CO'

Jerome J. RaitisdcII, Opt. D.

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Repair work on all makes of cars

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Engineers for Delray

W. H. HARRIS
Attorney
INCOME TAX SPECIALIST
212 Lakeview Drive
(Adjoining Royal Pnlru Hotel)
WEST PALM BEACH, FLA.
Continuous Income Tax Service

Landscape
Gardener
Old lawns made new, or we
build you a new one. Bermuda 2i* St. Augustine Grass.
Black Muck or Marl. Autotnpbile roads built out of
Ojust rock. All kinds of
grading.
Write Box 235, Delray, Ha.

Brunswick
Phonograph
1

When you come up* drop

in and let us show you the
new line of Brunswick phonographs.

HULME MUSIC SHOP

LAKE WORTH
.See that your Loans are protected
*J K Fire Insurance Policy in a Subitantial Company.
BBENNAN & PLASTBIDE
INSURANCE

The Home.of Punrurugs

and

The store of
Service
WHERE QUALITY COUNTS
"BEST COLD DRINKS MADE"

THE LOVE DRUG CO.

DELRAY, FLORIDA
The Staff of Life
Bread is part of practically
every meal you serve. You can
not get along without it. But
you should eat the very best
bread you can buy. Keep the
family strong and -well by giving them our special brand of
bread. It is baked fresh every
day under the most sanitary con
djtions nnd contains only the
purest and finest ingredients
obtainable. One trial will make
you a daily visitor at our bakery.

OCEAN CITY BAKERY

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THE DELRAY NEWS/FRIDAY, MARCH 4, 1927

FIGHT AREN/ HAS

BIG JITENDANCE

Old Palace Haunted

by Caligula's Ghost?

Cariosity Has Played

Bis Port in Progress

JOHN

VANDERMATE"

Furniture Repairing
Hungry With One Leg,
Finishinc and Upholsterinj;
In ihe tinnlieni iinjile f the I'nlnFrom
time
liniiieinnriiil
ivinncn
Imve
Cuts Off Other, Dies
Store and Factory Experience
Mnc hill sliimls ii puliice, which llit:
bL-en linindpil HH ln-lug inure i-itrliius
rii.Mul-.i'liii Norh:iti iTii'
P . O. Box 1332
Dclrny. F l a .
people of Itome believe to he hiiunted
than
men.
Xnw
He
lire
mid
liy
n
Lullrls. Hvrniy e. s;it In llu: Mtwi
by the glniHt nf the hnlf-mnd Caligula,
dou
elor^vuiiiii
Utat
men
far
initmniiand im.l,
.-k ,if tils tic^tliit'
the uuiperor wlm surpassed even Nero
ber women In Uii> Inquiries ilti\\ ailNew Globe Tomato Plants
In. cruelty nud hlnoilthlntllncss, I'lerre
dr<i-=s to him diirltis the "i}iiesrltin
lltl
IIKM-I.
0
Von I'imssen n'lntes. In the Atlanta
Hnur" he hus Innlnilcrl tit bis i-lniri'h. for Sale at New Rochelle
Interesting Spectators Wijicss'*' Thrilling Knock- Constitution Though the Riilde reII llnhllllv.
jiie lonkiHl al ll
One caiiuol sa,\ Hun unc M-\ IS tin ire i
Nurseries.
HIKI pii^-i-d iiim .t,y, |i wns tlie
fused to nccni)iiny UH mid tlie hnlfcurloiiH thnn the otln-r. Inn linn siru tnOuts in Main Bouts;Cor ciIman Barwick Adronsmi
tor
lil.i
hunger.
BOYNTONOn
the Dixie
innldcicil ruins, we encountered no
torcitt'il
lu
totally
dilTi'rem
IIIHIHTS.
Ik- lu.hlilnl [ii JI Hi'Hiidrd spin
dreSses,th Audience.
(.'host In nny of the historic tinlls.
reinlnlne nirioslly Is llulitiienrted. mill
Highway
li.v
a
rnlli'iiiid
irm-k.
Me
lmund
tlmuKli we half expected to see phanless si'iirt-hliiK llinri iniisciilliif. l-'e\v
a rni-il SIIMIVV his lint'i* as it win
ALSO CUT FLOWERS
toms repeat ihe chiiKtly scenes ihiil
wunmn are iiwlmcui-il to itilnili tiiclr Oc
nf t(iuni)i|iii<t. Wlii-n II train
were once enncieil here. For here Citsire
to
know
the
nisi
or
n
dress.
Inn
H. H. SIEBRECHT
fiiuii) altiiiK he ptil IIEH li*K on
rut-lliiiiiR ut the bnminei table.
the mnjnrlty woulil In- reluctant to ad
We regret that space-111 o t P e r m i t a t t h i s l a t e h o u r liKiiiu.
tin; truck. Me died three IIIIUTM
hurst oui In upline, and when asked
mlt their Ijiiinrance of K<MUI> liiipiirtniii
Uiler. lini liefnru he died he exfor the publication oftfw h o l e f i h t P 1>0 ram which the cause nr bis mirth replied: "How
event In history. Tlie o|ipnslH' is the FEUTILIZER VOR FLORIDA
[limned things.
winy Ii tfiiuli] 1>P tn hnve Hie bends of
ense will) mii.^t men. They feel Ii Is
FRUITS AND FARM
tlle
ni ht
A U five
"Wi'll. nniybe wlierc I'm soing
was rendered ThurscV'
opening e ni.v couilliTH mil nveK.lhe mtirlile
bud taste to be ciirluns iilmiu |iersniiul
y
CROPS
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Irps
nr
iiu
k'jj.t
wim't
nuike
any
In this siime .chamber Claml- :
mutters, hut they rarely mltid iiKklni:
bouts were all that julc * h e exPected and in spite of floors."
illfferi'iiiv,"
In.
mi
Id
".Mid
nn.vIns WIIS foisting when be wns In- ,
for In formal Ion about pulillr IIITIIIM.
SIMON PURE AND GEM BRANDS
formcil Him his wife Mt.xsiillnii was , Imw. I enii'l be nny hungrier."
Curloy'.ty often liectnnea a vice with
the inclement wear^1 t h e r e s e e n fit to'grant permission ilcnrl ami received the news with u |,
suniD people. Must nf us lire fiunillsir
"Time Tried and Crop Tested"
ibi'ii ordered a slave to pour him '.
with o'li maids und Iiiifbelni-H who
was quite a ] ai . ge /endance for the building of this are- Jest,
n cup of wine And here also the j
npetiil fill tlii'lr lime prolilus lulu Hi.- Forty yenrn E 'Usfactory service to
of locaI
same emperor devoured Ills fatal reFlorida Growers
nlValrH of others. Such jwojile lire mi
a goodlv spr
[inst of mushrooms of which Tncltus
na
with
certain
reservations
object of terror and dislike hi Ihe oiliTwo
KJU'IIIIR. a (IIK)I prepared by his lining
er Inhalilliiits, and the orlnlnuiors of PAINTER'S J 9 r : FLORIDA ALMAand outside
and restrictions, clean suort wife nnd niece. Agrlpplnii. En order lo
countless petty scnnflnlft mid qunrri'ls.
NAC T O L L S ' H O W
tmil:e way to the throne for bur Eon
knockouts ^ r registered and no gambling, etc., and
Montana Woman Findt Skele-'. Lnck of any renl ordinal I mi drives
Nero.
m a o r bouts
them ntnwly, ns they grow older. Into
Write for nlnannd, prices and
during
tons Through Vision.
Indecent prying Into-their neighbors'
discounts.
hoped that, the public would
conrerna.
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one schemed for. 8 rounds
Found
Begging
Paid
WCIIH,
Mont.in'lliL-re
iinytlilng
In
We
are
nl
to
eomleinn
nirloslly'na
help to see that these condithe dei ill cotni: to us wlih nn un|)lea<i;iiii iiuality. and Tew of us E. 0. Painter Fertilizer Co.
and thrtlier ten. These
Better Thar. Writing (I IT ii ins? Dii
In our dn-iinw?
tions would be lived up to. A liECpnr mi [lie streets or [luuims me.tNiigt's
Will nchniiwieilKu.thiit we a r e led nnd Jacksonville. Ihival County, Fla.
Muny In tlds little vllbigc nre ask- tf-nipied by Ii. IVe forset flint It If up
both '^ded in the second
Alrca cull ninlie SI.lid In nil hour. An
ing these nnd similar questions all Instinct whlrli Is one iif t|ie mBt vnliiunskilled hilmrer drnws nhnut $2 for
through the.uncovering of three liu- ahla itud heuullclal nsspta nf hnuianlty
wth iknockouts, to
elfilit limii'H of work. The working
mini skeletons wltli the hones or n In the hnttlc of lift!. It Is the 'driving
and Power Lawnmowor
clasHua
cootrlliiite
Kl
per
ft>nt
of
tlie
Girls
Ride
\'P.nd*"
for such a long time
nniiihtr of linrse*, reinnniits of suddlcs. force behind tlie work of all sclciiillRiH.
A Prtti!IP ruv t n r J*c t Cul
nmtipy tlmi heKpurit collect, mid doOitinlm, r\?li.Ancithor IHKI
iv-i lo i for O i Jt ntn, bi.l mi h
bridles, tvni;oi)s and cuoklng uicnslls. dneinrs, nnd explorers. WI1 limit It thp Inlttt,
Truck en, Flor IIT i,Mur>i ,
inestlc Nervunts j,'lve mure limn nil the
ttat he thought it was the jf mnn hns been Invaded tiy
on the Quill Id ranch, a few miles from world would sllli ln> In a stale of bur. ictYfncn, Ftu h O tow c it.Coun- Hj rf-V
Younjt KITIH HTC
The liutro Is. ftiilttliiif the "rods" fo't refll put loitether
try E I U I U ind UwiUvoik. \ j g
Wells.

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,Viitirnuver.I'rovluic
,'milleinum he was waking automobile cushions! but the tflrl! tunre eliiirlliibli thnti nlder tvonien. The discovery was made through n
AMERICAN FARM MACHINE CO.
nrc liey!lining tn nlvo lilm dose can and widows mure limn women whose dream nf Mrs, Vita CnrniiL1, who lives
/ n o to.
..-..,
hushnnils
still
live.
Among
till
classes.
putltluu in bopgliiK lifts. ' ,;.>,.,,..
Tvnnien ninirlbme must to (tie beg-on tlie run eh. she dreamed thtit u Practice of Kissing
Gar's hminl, K'vlnp more nnd more Cold mine would be found nl the brine
1
Not Universal Custom
Sues Druggist
of n .rocky wall In u cahyou Jusl buck
v
Mr. Barwick, city counfrequently tlinn men. Among
The Idea of the kiss hulug nu in
MoRlgnmcryl Aln..1. n. SnnforJ cart drlverp .lire mure llbernl men, of the ninch. und tiirH' (lie remnlriH nf
cilman, was the first in the hns enlere.l null for SG.CK1O against lilt clunirffiira. nhil clorlca more tlinn n nuiniicr of dead poraona would ulsn Htlnctlve gesture Is negatived hy Its "Standard of the World"
being unknown over Imlf the world,
be found there.
driigKlHl because, lie avers, n prescrlr
Famous Hooker Seutic
ring. In the absence of Mr. tlon clerk nave him cnrbollc nclrt Ir. liunili'd limn their employers. free- "The dream was so vivid It made where the prevailing snlute Is llinl by
Tank
Thin croBft-seetlnn' of llie privy
smelting or sullllut: (often culled hy
of medicine to stop it itomuch
me rentli'ss. I could not forget It.
1
pursp of Eluenas Aires wns drnwn ttj a
Sundy, Mr. Barwick" ad- stead
Installed by
ache.
""1 finally went to the plnce 1 travelers "rubblnc noHes"). . . .
reporter ivlu> dlsRutRed himself us B
dreamed of, Inking a.(made with me, The kiss uppeurs constautlyln Semitic DELRAY SEPTIC TANK
dressed the crowd explain"tlinvn-ii fid-nut or" nni) then spent a
. .
mid with very little dl^slnc. I un- and Aryan iiiillnuk.v.
lucrative tiny tiecslng In nil sections
In Greece In the classic period It heCO.
covered
a
human
skull.
When
I
ing that the city council had
of the husliipns und, Bboppltic dlstrlctR.
brought fills tn and showed It In the cmne customnry to kiss the baud.
S.E.lstAveaml3rdSt
During Ilii' live hnurs lie mnde S0.2H, men folks they no longer laughed nl breast or knra' Vif n Hiipcrior. In
which wax rmir tliuca as much ns lie tnc and my dream, but were willing Komo the kisses of Iiifi>r|urM heeaniQ
made workliif! 10 hours as u reporter tn hoij) me dig."
n biirdi'nn!r.e civility.
Tlie eiirly
Announcing the Opening
A
OQr Cent
for bin new.spiiper, which, he reClirlGtlaiiB mnde It Ihe sign of fellowThe
gold
mine
hns
not
yet
mnto
mitrki'd to M friends, ns he cliimgcd
Big
uVK, Sale
ship. . It early pusst-d Into more cereTHE riSW YORK
hnck In necktie and .sputa, would noon
nxinlnl form In the kiss of peace given
be looking for a mnn to replace him.
Listed below are ready pretn the newly bnptlzed and in the celeHATTER
bration of the euehiirlst.
Turns Deputy Sheriff;
pared Del - Monte B e r r y,
While
the
kiss
has
been
udnpted
HH
Early Montmartre
Gets Band of Robbers a religious rite. Us orlglmil uncbil use
216 South Olive
Montmiirlrt-. thu hill of I'nriB, dew i t h m a n y o t h e r A.
Pt'ctUH, Mo.The live men wb.has coullnued. Among men. however.
West
?alm Beach
rives Ita nmne perhnps from the Lntln. held up the CHIZUIIS' bunk here recent
& P. high-qualities at low
mnim ninrtyrum, but probtilily from the ly und 1'nciiiHid temporarily with S'ifl, It lias heconic lesa elTuslve. Court cerEight Years in Daytona
fact that back In the Itouuin days n <K)D In cush and bunds, laidii't llgurcd emonial keeps up the kiss on the cheek
cost.
temple of Murs tvns located on the nn lni.-liiiig horns with n Riirnpe ownei between siiveroigUM mid the kissing of
the
hand
by
subjects,
nnd
the
popi'.
Beach
summit, guys the Independent.
who In u deputy shci'M* on the side like n Ilorunn emperor, receives the
Knr many years It remained n iTiiiu'a tlie reusiin they caint to (irlef kiss on lily fool.Uiiovhipudln lirllittle VIIIIIKI' famous for Its windmills I
Operating a Cleaning and
I'Mwurd C. Slant of Aiiinula, Mo., Is tniiulcu.
and uyi^uui t|iiniTlcs, then ii convent the wii-iit'e nwn(>r-il"|iuiy Kheilff and ll
lie
-blocking establishment
for Iletirdlctlne nnnB was erected iviiH IK> who received a telephone cull
wlnrt lliL> Ifinpli' nnce stood, In ISffll lo he nn the lookout for tlie rubber
Waxing Candlous
of
all kinds of hats. Also
the wall BcpunitliiK .Mniilniili'tre frum : bund Unit had headed IIIH way.
Henry Mrinnmonii. auibor of "The
Parlw was doKiroyed mid little by Ifttlu
Stunt Immi'dlutcly nrmt'd lilmM'lf Greare.sl Thing In llie World." In bis manufacturers of all kinds
rirtlHi!' he^iiii to connreHate tliore lie- and lilk'd llie tatil; <if IIIH spwdy lliilc lighter inoiiii'ins (ami he hud man.v)
Panama Hats.
L'IIIISI' living was cniimiii'iiilvcl.v rheup. car. Me luidn't liny to wall, either was full of pnyeiy. freiiuently dlsMtiiiiriiiirtri! uwoke to n new life. for the bank I-HIIIHTS ciiino tearlnp phiylug a urihiue mid versatile fnrni
G. M. or Pillsbury
It IKICIIIIII! ili cradle of the nation's \u\?[ h\fi plan 1 lu u big innchtmi shnri of wit. Ue was nue of a group assem- A trial of our hat cleaning'
art. ll WIIB Cm]uenred b.v such IIH'H
ly iifiei-wiud.
bled one n I fill! nl the home or Druiti- department
will convince
IIR hiiiiiiis. Pmnlot mill Vcrlnln. lluTliu {.'i?nii:e man tmik up the clnisn njnnd's inlnlBitT, Dr .Marcus Doils.
the
most
skeptical.
nmciT dmlm'd dcspLTincly ahnui Its aftei' ]>IH;ln- ii]. jc-ihfcirccnunits in-nr
During the siip|ier, wlilcb hud tn
sifi'i-is U stnv lliiuilcr In snnli't hy, and for suvcnii iiilleri ihism wuv he liikenliy nindle light, nni' tif the
inuisiTs ami Hmiddnlrn, nu'klm; In tin- hottest kind nf u ruuuhiK Hwiil. (.-andles hegan lo ilrnop One nf ihe
Illili nuiiiln:: rnrth his hi'iiiiilfnl VLTPC. wlih the robbers mmiii^lni; in l:ei>p young
ii set ll niirl^lil. then l|
Ciifes wi'ii' I liu main source of Us HIIPIIII of the deputy nherlff.
drooped to the othnr shle. finally ll
liiK]driillnu.
becmne
u
snbjecl of remark.
Finally the hiiiullls' n i r heciimu
ali'Hl. nud (hey made their way tn a Someone cnlled It u iniwi, wicked
i-nlia^e nearby. When llie imssu Hindi' cundle; another Raid It should be
Cheap Sacking Material
No miiic-rinl IJ- iiiiiunriirlurcil ut n Us aiipcarance the uccupimis nf the sent to (Ireuce. ami sundry other
Himiller cu^i tlinn uiuiny. It Is a cotiage trk'il In poi-e as liinnciuit clil Jokes were leveled ill the imfririiinale
si nmi! ''"arm- sticlt-chuh miiniifnc- ^(His merely Kpenillng a Ceiv uiuiitbs light giver. Finally lininininiitl Mild.
very {larncsily. he thunghl llie cmivcrIU red I'lili'll)1 In 1! I'll en 1 from Juie. hul rusllcalliiH.
They uil^lu hiive Rnlit-n nw:iy with sal Ion wns tK.-glniiln^ to war ficnnto Mime I'XH'lil also In Itoiiibuy anil
MiidrsiH friuii sunn bcitip. II [a nlso the [lecepilnii if Sia;il hndn'l rei'^g daioas.
liiiiliilfiicliired In DIIIMK'I-. Rculhiml. nlr.i>il tine of them us the plmrt. Ktudij
from Jnii' Imporlcd [nun Ili'liKiill and liiimtlt who tinil plnnlod himself in ihc"Wires" Sen* by Pigeons
In u small wi\y of bile years In Hie mlddle of the road nud exchan^m!
Flcl'iire the invention nf the eleetrlf
I'nlieil Slnti'ft. The wnivhic of L'liiuiy shuts wlih Hie pnrsiierri whi'ii I lie linn- telegraph, carrier pigeons provided the
Is a uri'sil tloiiH'stic ImliiKir.v In Imlhi. Lit ear was hold n r for u few minute.-' fusion knnwu meniis of tniu^mllting
It t;]vi>s oci'iipntlnn tn men. women and ut one Kpot.
incttiiiKes, and wore nven used by KugI'lillilri'ii. I'Otiiiai'ii employ themselves
llsh stockbrokers to get early reports
wciivlng In their spnre moun-nts. ns
on the murker.
do fiirmers, carriers and even tlo- Dog Saves Family of
carrier pkcon Is useful hecanse
int'Ptlc KervnntH. The wenvlrifi Is perS From Asphyxiation of The
bis aceuraey In returnhi^ to his
fiirmril upon Ihe rudesi I; I ml of lomn.
.Milwaukee. WIs."i.'ii|ilnln," a po-'(ijislsiliiy merely of a few .stU-tts mid lice dog, euraed his keep for llie rc.si home, ii ml the speed <H' his illght. lie
must be. carefully trained over a long
poles fustcni'il together tvlib twine.
of his life when be aroused the fam- period. I'lgeoiiB hiive been known
ily of l''rcd Sdienke, thlriy-one, his tn carry a meusuge as far as f>(M
whining savlnj; Schenke, Ids wife and miles in one dny. During the FrancoAthletic Writer
Ihree cblldrt'ii from iiM'hyxliiIlon.
Pnisslnn war they were usi>ri by both
Rerunsi' of Ills slue nud sirencth Dr.
About 7:15 a. in. Captain mnde n nmill's ro curry nu'ssagi's, but the InSmnuel .lohnsoii was advised by u terrilk1 din, diistilns about nnd barklui;
ventliiii nf rHi?::rnph nnd ivli'eless soon
for leaf-eating insects
I'crtiiln liiL-l;li'pfi pulillRher to get a pur- und wblnlug. wlik'li aroused SdumSic.
led to their uliiiiidoniiiotit.
and fungous disease
ler's kmil nnd turn porter. Sei upon lie lay In bt-il In n balf-cniist-lous stuU'
one night by four footpads, lie kept a few nilnuics until ri'iilluillon eaiiw
on
them nt Imy milII the watch came up. in him thru he was nut drowsy, bai
In the Glacial Age
He frciini'iuly In Ids younger years partly under the tullaciK-c nf cunl gnu.
It Is Impnpslhh' to siiy Imw Inn a
wulttcd from l.ltcbtield to BlrmliiKhinn
)Irs. Sdu'iiUe t "itln also. They period the glnclnl miti>r.s of I,nl;e
nud IIIK-I; upuln, a distance of .SI) miles, were too weak to lake the children Agiissl?. covered this (,'renter purts of
wtthotn fatlfjue, and In his trip to the out or Ihe house, ro Ihey sbourcd for Manltohii, Kiiskiitchewini. North DnHebrides Doswell says Unit "ninety- help. The crlee attracted the atten- kotn and Minne-srmi. The lake, from
live duys were never passed by nny nain tion of Mrs. Jennie Wannim, >vlics'- Its eurllesi mpasirri'ini'iits. iippeiu-s to
In more vigorous exercise." lie WQB a home Is next dour. She entered the hiive heen IHMHUI square uillt's, with
bold swimmer, and though he ordl- Kchonkc botiie, took nuenther, ten; a Ifliglh of TtH) miles, wlilili nf 2TiO
unrlly moved tike n nmnncied elc- Ursula, live, and .Inlinuna, three, out miles und a deiith of TIKI feet. Ue^ldes
and other sprayed
pluiut, lie ut aLcty-elglit writes de- Into llie open ulr anil aided Hie parimts the rei'lnlmed lanJ now Itnown ns the
crops
llplitodly. "1 rnn a race tbls tiny and out also.
Rod Illver valley there remains still
beat BarGtU.11Scientific Monthly.
of Luke Acsiswlr. the shrunken rem^i

_ i Ifj
For sale by
nant!! consiltutluEE Lukes Winnipeg,
Divorced Year, Couple
Mnnltnha. Haln.v liihc, Luke of the
City'a Glory Departed
Riiwed After "Mistake" Woods anil Heel liike.
It Is no longer "Antloch the BtmutlfuV splendidly situated though It Is, 3t. I'aul, Minn.IJke the course of
3. S. SUNDY, Delray
In-the Thirteenth ceotury It was still true love, that of divorce doesn't nlWatchful Waiting
a consbleroble cltj of 120,000 Inhabi- wnya run smooth, Nicolas and Sally
Louella Is n careless tot and neunll;
tants. Today It ll Known as Antnkla Saracen of this dty^vere married Ihe loses her penny before she gels a
|
3. A. BRENK
and Its population Is nhout 12,000. It other day after being divorced uhoui chance to upend I t The other dny
Boca Raton
ne*w oulte recnverpil from its spoli- a year. Cruel treatment was theher next-door neighbor met her nn the
ation by "Ihe sultan nf Egypt, nor has charge mode hy Mrs. Suracco In Be- street nnd Louella, as usual, explained
W h i t e
It made much effort to repair the dam- curlnc the divorce.
that she was oo her way to tbe store
JFM
4-J-1927
age done In 1S72 by a severe earth"\Vt couldn't live apart, we were so to spend her dully penny.
quake. But It will always be n plac* BJiod to each other," they told nn nsJust then her tittle brother came
of Interest tn CliriBtlnne for its many tnni.-lied dirk <if llu; cnurt. "Vou
alone iiml plperl u p :
xssnciationN wltli the earliest period" het," Sariictii itddrd. "unhody rati
"Wun Klirv I.oiiflln. V** wlglii be:iijli
iiwif spaghetti like fcjly can."
hind jo11 uu' Iiinlers is siifiiiicrx."

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THE DELRAY NEWS, FRIDAY, MARCH 4, 1927

THE COUNTY FAIR

i
-'

.aaaefirai!^^

Two first prizes, one second prize IN AND FOR PALM BEACH
und three third prizes were the
COUNTY, STATE OF
Editor
FBurton
awards won by the community exhibiFLORIDA
Frances Lfc Coleman Afiso. Editor tion from Delray displayed at the
j . S . Copland
_
- Supi. Palm Beach County Fair. Competing CIVIL ACTION FOR DAMAGES
; .it iviruy. with the Everglades communities
$2,500.000Case No. 3517
I'aim Oc-iith Cmini., Finriti;.
whose sole interest in farming and Ocean City Lumber Co., a Florida
Plaintiff.
with such cities as Lake Worth and ;orporation,
.SUI'SCIWTION I'KICK
vs.
Kelsey
City
who
have
more
varied
inSZ.UO
One U /
dustries, Delray demonstrated that J, D, Green, doing business under
S \ Months
he nnme of Delray Roofing Co.
Women of Lake Worth know the rev
J-.uLered as second-class matter Aug. her possibilities are equal to if not
Defendants.
value of Toggery Shop apparel^This,
better
than
those
of
any
city
in
the
10, 1023 at tha poatoffice ut DelNOTICE
offer consists of many very pretty and
county. A red ribbon for second
ni.v. im., under the Act of
To L. D. Green, doing business as
chic dressesand at a saving of several
place was given to the Delray Indus- Delray Roofing Co,, and nil other
dollars. Sizes range from 14 to 44. Matrial display nnd white ribbons for persons Interested. You nre hereby
terials are
third place were given for Dclray's required to appear on Monday the 4th
vegetable display, the citrus display day of April A. D. 1(127 to that cerFlorida has sustained a real loss in and for the fruits other than citrus, tain action instituted ngoinst you by
ths deotii of Commissioner Bob Eaton. rwo blue ribbons for first prizes were attachment in Circuit Court of the
fifteenth Judicial Circuit of Palm
won by our display of cocoanuts.
We are very well entlsficd with the
Beach county, Florida, wherein the
first number of the Boynton Herald, About thirty different varieties of Ocean City Lumber Co., as plaintiff
which Appeared last Friday.
vegetables were shown all of which and you L. D. Green, doing business
. . . .- -u
ire grown in Delray. The cabbage, as Delray Roofing Co., nre the defenFor the many nice things .which beana, Irish potatoes, sweet potatoes dant, and wherein a writ of attachhave been said of our booster edi- tnd beets being far the best of any ment has been written against the
tion we nre duly thankful.
n the county, Boynton, Belle Glade, goods, chatties, lands and tenements,
Chosen, Pahokeo, Canal Point, Lake of said L. D, Green, or else judgment
Tt SO ensy to attend to the business Worth, Kelscy City and South Bay by default will be entered In said
of the other fellow when you have no nlso had exhibits competing. The cause against you.
business of your own to attend to.
Everglades communities surprised
In witness whereof the clerk of
everyone with the quality, variety said court has hcrclnto set his hand
And now nearly everyone Is try- .ind attractiveness of their products'. and affixed the seal ef the said court
ing to get into the poultry game, This The night before the fair opened of West Palm Beach, Florida, this
thing can be river done as well as cot- these cities each had about a dozen the 23rd day of February, 1927,
ton and other fruits.
men and women at work on the arFRED E. FENNO,
rangement of their booths. The arClerk of Circuit Court.
We nre going to Itoep on saying tistic arrangement of the produce waa (Circuit Court Seal.)
something ahout the great need of a one of the features of the fair. The
By Merle P. Johnston, D. C.
railroad crossing at the laundry un- Delray dfsplay was under the auspices BYRD & PORTERAttorneys for
til wo Bee this thing a reality. '
of the. Chamber of Commerce. Mr Plaintiff.F26,Jt
705 LAKE AVE.
L. H. Bradshaw.dld a great deal.of
What a pity that people do not pay work of securing and collecting thri IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
"WE FEATURE A COMPLETE LINE OF PHOENIX HOSIERY FOR WOMEN ANDCIIILDREN
as much attention to the breeding of vegetables. W, J,-Walker, of thrDel- FIFTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
their children as they do to the ray Awning Shop was responsible for OF FLORIDA, IN AND FOR
breeding of horses, cows, dogs, etc.
the arrangement of the booth and the
PALM BEACH COUNTY, IN
booth itaelf was built by E. W. PickCHANCERY
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE J, J. Milham nnd D. E. Desmond to PEOPLE TAKING BETTER CARE
Don Loehner and Jack Worthlngton ering and P. E. Tate of the local
B. H, Greenwood and C. P. Warfield,
continue to wrangle about the "high* brotherhood of carpenters.
BILL TO ENFORCE COLLECTION FIFTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT Jr., pnd assigned by C. P. Warfield,
OF AUTOMOBILES
est point," Well, neither place 'a The industrial exhibit which took
OF FLORIDA, IN AND FOR Jr., to B, H. greenwood on or before
OF LIENCase No. 4731
much higher than Lookout Mountain. second prize consisted of nn attrac- Ocean City Lumber Co., a Florida
PALM. BEACH COUNTY. IN
Monday, April 4th, A. D. 1027, othertive display of mlllwork from tlia Corporation,
Complaint
CHANCERY.
wise the allegations of the said Bill "You give a Ford car half a chance
The fellow who is struggling along Ocean City Lumber Co., a mattress
will be token na confessed by the said and it will give you more transportawith & dally newspaper In ANY. town from the Sanitary Bedding Co., ce- O. S. Heaton, doing business under
tion for'the money you have In it,
under 12,000 population has. our sin- ment blockB from the Ocean City the trade name of O, S- Hcaton BILL-TO FORECLOSE MORTGAGE defendants,
than anything else you can buy,"
IT
IS
FURTHER
ORDERED
that
cere, heart-felt sympathy. "
Case No. 4718
Block Yard, a table mode by T. B. Construction Co.; and Mlnnfci L.
this order be published in tho Delray "That's a remark I often hear,"
Chlvers, Insectides from the Palmetto Rhodes, a widow,
Defendants.
News, a newspaper published in Baid Lysle W. Johnson, Ford dealer here,,
Just a short time longer and hun- Chemical Company.
B. H. Greenwood,
Complainant State and county, for four consecu- said yesterday.
dreds'of laborers will be working on
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
vs.
tive weeks. This February 18th, "But I want to say that today peoour street improvements. And won't
It appearing by affidavit appended J. J, Milham, single; D. E. Des- 1927.
ple are giving their cars better than.1
THAT be nice?
to the bill filed In the above styled mond, single; Lionel Cassol and
A FEW KIND REMARKS
(Circuit Court Seal.)
half a chance," he continued. "And.
cause, that Minnie L. Rhodes, a wid- Florence Csssel, his wife; Samuul
FRED E.
; OB n result they ere learning more
Yes, you can raise roses successfulow, Is a non-resident of the State D, Friedman nnd Mrs, Samuel D.
Clerk of Circuit Court and more what a lot of carefree tranly In Delray if you are willing to In addition to establishing a new of Florida, her last ftddress known to
By Merle P. Johnston, D. C, sportation they can get out of, their
Defendants.
WORK, as Is evidenced by several paper for Boynton, Lon Burton last Complainant being Jackson, Tcnn,, R. Friedman, his wife,
BYRD & PORTERSolicitors
Ford cars,
pretty rose gardens in our city.
week Issued a booster edition of his F. D.p No. 2, nnd that thu.aaid ;Mfufor Complainant,
F2C-6t
ORDER
OF
PUBLICATION
Delray News. Lon must be a demon nle L. Rhodes is ovcr t h e ' age of
"Judging from the increasing nuniAnd now that STOP signs have for work.Clermont Press,
lier of car owners who visit our scrv
twenty-one years, and that there Is It appearing by affidavit appended
been placed nt the intersections of our
filBSON'MEMORIAL CHURCH
vice station, I would say that people
no person In the Slate of Florida, tlin;| to the Bill filed in the above styled
different streets, it Is to be hoped that
arc giving more attention to th.ir
service of a subpoena in
The
public
is
most
cordinlly
invited
.
Friedman
and
our officers will BOC that same is Congratulations to the publisher of upon whom would bind such defendcars now than over before. They have
to
attend
all
the
services
listed
in
the
Mrs. Samuel D. Friedman, two of
OBSERVED.
the Delray News for the paper Issued ant,
learned that a few slight adjustmeiita
calendar
for
the
ensuing
week.
Gibthe defendants, are non-residents of
last week. It was of such nature
IT IS THEREFORE ORDERED the State of Florida, their last ad- son Memorial Is "The Church Beauti- now, may prevent a big repair bll
The average college graduate in that it gives us greater assurance thnt the said Minnie-L. Rhodes, a widlater on. As a result they ara comful with the Home Heart."
this day of progression can tell you that our faith in Delray is well found- ow be, and she is hereby required dress known to complninnnt being,
ing in more often to have their carsBible
School
of
Instruction
is
at
care
of
A.
H.
Hursh
Co.,
SO
Fifth
a great deal more about athletic ed, and that one can go his limit on to appear to the bill of Complaint
looked ovcr.
Q:4G
with
Mr,
Elmer
E.
Hatlmway
r
, 7
Jfitreet, New York, N. Y., and that BJ with Mr, Elmer E. Hatlmway na
than anything else learned nt college, an investment In the city and fear r,, T
(J
"We nre more pleased to sec th s
filed in said cause which acok. to en- b h f sM d c f e ( 1 ( i o n t 3 n r e o v c r t h o superintendent, assisted by a capable
"Fnther pays."
no danger.Wonderland Developer,
change for It simply moans that peoforce collection of a mechanics lien
, ,
.
.
. . . . .tnff nt i M r u r n
in
favor- ,
of r.
Complainant
against se of twenty-one years, nnd that staff
Ihe ftwo
services this Sundny will ple are finding out what a really r .>I- <
._i ,...,_. __,*
teachers.
' The- more free publicity that a
property belongingn mto Minnie L. there is no person or persons In the be on the theme, "Radio Revelations markablc value the Ford cur Is."
Lon
Burton's
Delray
News
came
to
newspaper gives to some men the
Rhodes, one of the defendants, for State of Florida the service of a sub- in Religion." In the morning the pasmore thoy demand it nnd the less do JB laet week in a Bplendid special certain materials furnished by Com- poena In Clinncery upon whom would'
tor will speak on "Listening in on the
they thank you for If But, "such edition, The paper is a credit to plainant for erection of a house on bind such defendants,
both Mr. Burton and his assistants. such property, on or before Monday, IT IS THEREFORE ORDERED Infinite,",and in the evening, "Broad- CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY
is life."
casting the Blessing." You are cor.t WBB well arranged from every
that the said Samuel D.
American Legion Honm
jtandpoint
and
one
of
the
most
atnnd
Mrs.
Samuel
D.
Friedman,
hia
!
dolly Invited to hear these two time"Pride" and "sensitiveness" can
legations
of
the
snitl
Bill
will
ha
taken
be carried out to that extent that you tractive special editions that havo as confessed by the said defendant, wife, be, and thoy are hereby re- 'y messages.
Services are held Sunday mornings
will oftentimes really SUFFER there- ome to our desk in' recent months. IT'IS FURTHER ORDERED that quired to appear to the BUI of Com-j Ihc teachers conference will meet
at
II, and the second nnd fourth
.plaint
filed
In
said
cause,
which
seeks
at
7
o'clock
and
the
sanctuary
service
from. And, after nil, what do such he advertising patronage proves this order be published in the Delray
Wednesdays of each month ul 7
;lint Delrny and vicinity arc m a pros- Delray News, a newspaper published to foreclasc a mortgage executed by at 7:30 each Wednesday evening.
traits really GET you?
perous condition. Congratulationsl
o
in said State and county, for four
Some men nro wearing their lives .lastlnga Herald.
away on a business proposition that
has not the slightest chance of beClerk of Circuit Court.
coming a success. Life is entirely Lon Burton,
{Circuit Court Seal.)
Jelray,
Flo.
too short for this kind of thing.
By Merle P. Johnston, D, C.
Jear Brother Lon:
Let me express ta you my very BYRD & PORTERSolicitors for
Did it ever occur to you thnt water, the most
processes of the human system.
If you will drop in occasionally and
Complainant.
F26-5t
vital rcquisit to life nnd health, receives very litScientists tell us that GG 1-2 per cent, of the
talk with the fellow whom you owe jtrong appreciation of the special editle attention?
human hotly is water end DO per een\ of the brn'n
it will make you BOTH feel better, -ion of the Delray News. It is n wonis water. Dr. P. B. Hawk, demonstrator of phyWilier fs through of, by some people, as sotmieven if you nre unable to pay him aerful suecesBas an accomplishsiological chemistry of the Univcr ity of Pennment
and
as
an
agency
of
effective
to drink, something merely to quench thirst.
sylvania, states that the gastric ju?e of the hul\ anything. Try this.
Whereas THIRST is nature's alurm, calling you
.jublicity for your beautiful city and
man body is over 08 per cent, water nd the blood
to
perform
a
duty
necessary
for
perfect
health.
is 90 per cent, water.
Not being a "sport," please excuse .ection, 3 his issue would do credit
The mnn who-diBregord9 nature's nlarm to furnish the system with natural drinking water is
the News editor if he fails to person- -o cities much larger than yours. I
Let us now consider, pure natural dt nking water.
taking greater chances than the man who disrenature's g ft to man
ally enthuse over things along that .tope that it will get into the hands
gards the stop signal at the railroad crossing that
free from h mful bactieTHE USE OF
line, rtowever, we do not attempt jf thousands who nre turning eager
warns him of an approaching train. For HE may
rcu and cart! / substances,
COMMON SENSE.
t t o deny people their legitimate -yes toward Florida. Your Bection,
get by. But he who takes chances by drinking
palatable one clear as cryand especially your citj. has attracquestionable water is laying n foundation for
Btal. Contrast this kind of water w .h the mukeL"rights."
tions in its naturc-settii., thnt will
serious trouble.
shift substitutes; sick water, bad watcr a nd
questionable water of all kinds. ny kind of
There is entirely too much money surely capture many out 01 our tourThe
fact
that
some
people,
proud
of
their
ability
water that needs artful manipulatin to free ti
ou
ist
tides
and
hold
them
as
j
crnmncnt
to
drink
questionable
waoins t f Delray to mail-ord. r
from typhoid germs and vegetable utter, is not
-csidents
and
citizens.
Success
to
you
THE
FLLOISH
ter,
seem
able
to
do
BO,
houses. You not only hurt your Iocs'.
fit for human consumption,
PROUD BOASTER, apparently, without injury
aerchant, but you hurt YOURSELF, in your valued efforts on behalf of
is, as, authorities point
Human inglnuity has devised manyschenu's for
Jelray
and
the
East
Coast.
i>ocaust whnt you thus buy is almost
out, o Bimple demonstration of how much abuse
killing bo c tier en in, "uud water." There are
Cordially,
ivariably SHODDY. And, then, you
healthy stomnches are able to endure before they
times in tho affairs of men, when hey may be
R. IRA BARNJSTT,
surrender to disease.
thankful for these devices. On tht battle field
Iso really pay MORE.
and in the junglea of tho far away fountries, or
Elder Miami District, M.
Nature has not gone outside of the common place
on the mighty deep, where pure wa|r cannot be
E,
Church.
things in its requirements
We had a very pleasant visit with
obtained, these devices are serving good purNATURES
VERY
for
health.
In
fact,
it
empose.
'ack Worthington, editor of the Lake
SI1HPLE DEMANDS, ploys the very clement
/ales Highlander, in that good ofBut when these devices are brouph into the
that constitutes the greatec last Saturday afternoon and Mrs. A. Tito has purchased a lot
homes of our people, they also br g trouble,
er part of the human body.
und him to be the clever fellow that from Mr. T. M. McEachern in DelThere is no excuse, in this civilized c< mtry where
A
French
physiologist,
points
out
thnt
all
life
is
one may get anything he wants, t use in our
2 knew him to be before we called. Ida Park and will build a home hero
under.
The
work
of
the
brain,
heart,
liver
and
homes devices suitable for extreme ises.
good paper In a good town.
in the near future,
every organ of the body is performed in a water
medium. The blood cells float in a liquid stream.
When you drink Klear Water you re sure of
In fact, all the inner portions of the body are
nature's best Let us serve you. Ca us by telcMOTOR CO. INC,
Yes, dear Maud, without the slight- Mrs. E. Roy Campbell will entercarried
on
in
a
flood
of
water.
Therefore,
water
phone,
No. 3, or drop a post card to Ipx
We
AUTHQfllZED
chance for doubt, Delray certain- tain the Friday Afternoon Bridge
is most eccentiiil in all activities of the varioJS
will serve you promptly.
NEED and should HAVE sn Club thif afternoon at Mrs. C. E.
^
express office with a. free Taylor's home.
f^very truck. And, by the way,
jj'ey, our business men can HAVE Mrs. Ted Johnson will entertain toDELSAT, FLORIDA
.OHIDA
DELRAY
'-" they will only go after it. Please morrow afternoon at bridge at her
v-them GO.
home.
L ON

BURTON.

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Water is a Vital Need to Life and Health

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THE DELRAY NEWS, FRIDAY, MARCH 4, 1927

PERSONAL AND OTHERWISE

- Mr. and Mrs.- C. E. Newton will

leave tomorrow to return to their
home in Concord, 111.

NTHONY'SJnc.

Miss Louise Huggins and Miss

Louise Alexander spent last week-end
in Miami.
Rev. Rombert' A. Guy returned yesMrs. F. G. Lanjr will entertain the
Mrs. L. E. Perkins left Wednesday terday from Jacksonville, where he
Social Club Tuesday afternoon at tho morning for Augusta, Ga., where she attended the executive meeting of the
will visit her sister, Mrs. Russell, for Conference Church Extension Board
Arvilla Tea Room.
about six weeks.
on Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. James Mclntoah, of
Mr. R, L. Smnllwood left by auto
West Palm Beach, were guests of
Mrs, Thomas Tarkleson a winter
hits, J. A. Weeks Sunday.
pueat at tho Alterep Hotel enter- Monday for Paulsboro, N. J., after
tained nt a bridge luncheon at the spending the winter in Delray, He
Mr. Kenneth Willinms left Sunday hotel last Friday afternoon.
was accompanied by Mr. W. E. Shute
to return to Signal Mountain, Tenn.,
of Mulllca'Hill, N. J.
ttter a short visit in Delray;
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Stewart returnMr. Hugh Dozier arrived Inst Fried yesterday from Clearwater;' where
MJ33 Ruth Chittenden is a guest at they had been since the first of the day from Nashville, Tenn., to be the
the Kentucky House and will remain week,
guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. McL. Stemere for the next three weeks.
vens for some time.
Mr. Bland Barracknian, Misses JuMr, H. E. Jones will return today,
Dr. and Mrs, E. F'. Gott will re- lia, Martha and Lillian Brttdahaw
turn tomorrow from Cuba, where they spent Sunday in Miami with Miss from Wilmington, Del., where he was
called last week by the death of his
have been for the past week.
Viva and Nerva Barrackman.
brother-in-law.
Mrs. JJ, E. Blair, who is spending
Mr. and Mrs. R. B. HItt will reMis! Margaret Upham and Miss
ihe season at tho Seacrest hotel, is turn tomorrow from Lakeland, where
visiting in Orlando for several days. they were guests of Dr. and Mrs. Josephine Deweese returned to Miami
Monday morning, after spending the
Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Knighton, who Porter Bailes.
week-end as the guests of Miss Eliare guests at the Seacrest hutel, have Mr. J, G. Starr, who has been spend- nor Stevens.
returned from a week's trip to Cuba. ing the season In Delray, was called
Mrs, R. C. McClaugherty, of BluoMr. and Mrs. Edmund Frisch have to his homo In Joplin, Mo., the first field, W. Va., who has been the guest
of
the
week
because
of
illness.
of Mr. and Mrs. Wade H. Coleman
arrived in Delray from New York to
spend a few days at the Seacrest.
Mlsa . Marlhu. Bnulshaw returned for the past week, loft Tuesday for
Stuart, where she will be the guest
Mr. and Mrs. San Flahcr, of Oyster from Miami Wednesday, where she of Mr. and Mrs. John Sherman bespent
the
week-end
with
Misses
Viva
Bay, L. I., are guests of Mr. and
fore returning home.
and Norva Barraekman.
Mrs. Dun Smith.
Mrs. H. B. Stranahan, of S. B.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert DeVoc, of Fort Seventh street, accompanied by her
Mrs. K. M. Davis will entertain the
Lauderdale,
spent
Sunday
with
Mrs.
liana Souci. Club this afternoon at
guests, Dr. and Mrs. J. B. Gillette,
DeVoe'a parents, Mr. and' Mrs. M. J. of Cleveland, Ohio, were visitors in
lit-r home.
Ncedham. ' i "
. . .
Miami and Fort Lauderdale. during
Mrs. Z. V. Peacock will entertain at
the past week. They were all conlur.
and
Mrs.
Fred
Hllderbrond
and
bridge at the Altcrop hotel Tuesdny
granddaughter, Ann Byron, of Olyra- vinced that Delray surpasses any
night
pia, were calling on friends in Pel- town of equal size on tho cast coast
Mrs. J. H. Hcddon entertained ray Wednesday,
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. La Belle, of
Wednesday at a bridge luncheon at
Dcerficld, were dinner guests of Mr.
The
meeting
of
the
Work
Bridge
hur home,
Club was postponed last week because and Mrs. W. K. Hollingsworth SunMr. and Mrs. Goewey, of South of conflicting social activities, and day evening. Mrs, La Belle is president of the Decrfleld Woman's Club.
.bend, Ind.. nru guests A the Kentucky wilt meet this afternoon.

This That and the Other Picked Up at Random and Dished

Out to Our Readers in Broken Doses.

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West Palm Beach, Fla.

310 Clematis

Phone 2500

New Shoes
For Spring
A little better

Men and women of Palm Bench county enjoy the pleasure

materhl
A Httle finer
workmanship
A little more
advanced stylestnd a whole lot
more c.-mfort.
I'hosc things maki.

and satisfaction of knowing that there 1B one place within

the bounds of their buying domain where thay can buy just
the kind of shoes they wnnt. This mear.3 that they can
get footwear for any occasion, irrespective of what it
may bo, knowing-that what they buy is the newest In every
detail.

Wo are now showing; a wonderful selection of new-ami

The

smart patterns for spring wear.' This selection of new

Florshein
Shoe

buslneas wear, and very beautiful showing of sport shoes.

the cilice of men

who c'iccriminatc.

lasts and shades, as well as a complete rnnge of sizes. All

shoes for mon and women embraces numbers for all occasionsthere are Innumerable effects for

street

and

These are offered you in a complete choice of leathers,

manufactured by leading shoo makers of America.

House, and will remain for some time.

Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Newberry and

The chorus of the Music Study Club
Mr; and Mrs. Clayton Presley have
Mrs. J. Mi Brodnax, of New .York- tnet last Tuesday morning for rehear- moved from their home in Osceola
is the guest of Mrs. F. M. Jolly tit BBI. The next rehearsal will be Wed- Park to the new apartment house on
nesday afternoon.
hur home on tho beach.
S. E. Fourth ave.
' '
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Ostrom, of Miami,
Mr. JUIIUB Friedman returned .to
will spend tho week-end as guests of the Kentucky House tho first of the Circle No. 2, of the Presbyterian
i.ir, and Mrs. F. M. Jolly.
week, after spending some time in Ladies Association met lest Monday
with Mrs. Guptll. No. 3 tnet at the
Miami.
home of Mrs. C. E. McMullln, on
Mrs. C. N. MrtcLaren and children
attended the fnir In West Palm
Among those attending the fair "Fourth avenue.
ikuch 'lucfldny.
Wednesday afternoon were Mr, and
Misses Virginia Stewart, Frances
Mrs. F. C. Fisher and Mr. and Mrs. Atkins, Elenore Coleman. Mary SteMrs, A. Tito left Wednesday night
T. A. Rawls.
wart, Nancy Gugenhelm and Louise
for Tampa, where she will viBit for a
i
Alexander wore visitors in Boca Raweek before returning to her home in
Mrs. Symonette left Wednesday for ton Thursday.
Chicago.
her homo in Nassau, after visiting
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Colemnn will her mother, Mrs. W. B. Clepper, for Mr. and Mrs, A. B. Soyars who have
been winter guests at the Altorep
return from Tampa, tomorrow, where some time.
they have bten the guests of Mr. anj Tho Odd Fellow's Lodge will hold Hotel, have returned to their home in
l..ra. J. W, Laird since Wcdncsduy.
its regular meeting Thursday even- Riverhend, N. Y. With them went
ing at 7 o'clock nt the homo of Mr. Mr. Brown, who has also been a guest
Dr. pnd Mrs. T. Rothsteln and son, Warner, on Atlantic avenue.
at tho Alterep.
Christian, have returned to their home
in Chicago niter spending a month at Mr. rind Mrs. G. J. Hcnsel, who are Mrs. II. F. Huater, of Miami, was
tho Soacrcst hotel,
spending tho winter-in Delray, are in tho guest of Mrs. Lysle W. Johnson
Cuba. They will return to the Cnsn tho first of the week. Sho and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. George N. Black, of del Bey the first of the week.
JohnBon motored to Miami Thursday,
Fargo, S. D., have recently arrived at
where Mrs. Johnson will spend the
the Sencrcst hotel and will spend n Mr. and Mrs. E. II. Denniaon, who week-end with Mrs. Hustcr.
few weeks in Dclrny.
have been guests of Mrs. C. E. Rutledge for sonic time, left 'lucsday to Mrs. Max Ohlman nnd Mrs. Ethel
Mr. Wanvig, who hns been viBlting return to their home in Plant City.
Jones, who have been guests of Mrs,
lira. Wanvig and two children at the
C. E. Rutledga, left Tuesday for St.
bcucrcat. will leave tonight for New Mr. Walter Oldsficld left Tuesday Augustine, where they will spend a
to return to his homo in West Liberty, week before returning to their home
York.
Ky. Mr. Oldsficld has been employ- in Baltimore,
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Ivcs, who have ed nt Robert's $5 Shoe Store this winbeen at the Seacrest during the win- ter.
The Indies of the Episcopal Guild
ter, have returned to their homo in the
served one of their most successful
Tho Sunday School of the Chris- cafeteria dinners of the season Inst
north.
tian church will have a banquet Wed- Tuesday evening at the Chamber of
Mr. and Mrs. F. K. James have re- nesday night nt the Chamber of Com- Commerce hall.
turned to their home in the north af- morce hall, as the result of a contest
ter spending several weeks at the for membership.
Mrs. R, P. Snndidge, Miss Amanda
Seacrest hotel.
Godbold, and Mrs. E. W. Smith will
Miss Jmtct Howes, educational sec- be guests this evening at a bridge
Mr. E. F. Powell, of Vienna, Ga., retary of the Diocese of Southern party given by Mrs. Lloyd Elkina at
nnd Mr. and Mrs. l-'red Fenn, of Cor- Florida of the Episcopal church, will her home on S. Lake avenue in West
dclc, Gn., were gucats of Mr, and bo the guest of Mrs. Lyslo W. John- Palm Bench.
iirs. W. V. Bell Wednesday night. son Tuesday,
Mrs. Lon Burton will entertain nt
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Hall will lenve
Mrs. Charles Pierce, of Pittsburgh, a reception at her home in Del-Ida
tomorrow for Atlanta on a combined who has been the guest of Mrs. C. Park from 3:00 to 6:00 o'clock on
business and pleasure trip, where they E. Rutledgc nt tho Cnsii del Key, is Thursday afternoon, March 10, ho-iwill spend a week.
spending a week in Miami before re- oring her guests, Mrs. R. L. Westturning to he rhomc.
moreland, of Lake Wales, nnd MM.
The Presbyterinn Ladiea AssociaW. J. Rudcllffc, of Miami.
tion will meet nlontluy alternoon at Mrs. J. F. Pettus left Thursday to
three o'clock at the home of M M . return to her home in Springfield, Mrs. A. A. Jelks presented her muKy.i after a several weeks' visit at sic pupils in a students recital last
Frank Dean.
the home of her daughter, Mrs. John Saturday afternoon at the home of
Rev, and Mrs. James McCortnick, Bradshaw.
Mrs. B. P. Sundy. She was assisted
Mrs. A. G. Evans and Mrs. J. M.
by Mrs. C. E. Rutledge, who sang sevMrs.
Calvin
W.
Garner,
who
wilit
Spencer left yestordny for St. Peterseral numbers. A pleasing program
her daughter, Elizabeth Ann, has was presented to a large audience of
burg by motor.
'
been spending the past six weeks in friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lft Belle, of Mobile, Ala., will return to her home
Decrficld, entertained Mr. and Mrs. in Bellview Court today.
Mr, and Mrs. John D. Sundy and
,W. K. Hollingsworth Tuesday night Miss Frances Dckle and Miss Maud their son, Robert Mason, and Mrs.
at dinner at ihe Hillsboro Inn.
Fleming, Teachers in the West Palm McClouth, Mrs. 5undy"s mother, left
Thursday for St. Louis, Mo., where
The Delray Chupter, No. 77, 0. E. Beach schools, were guests of Mr. they will make their home.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
S.
Sundy
and
family
S., will have its regular meeting TuesSundy will be connected with the
lust
week-end.
day night. A cordial invitation is
General Chemical Company, where
extended to all visiting membesr.
Lightening struck the transformer he was formerly employed.
at'the Delray Theatre Tuesday night
Mr. and Mrs. Beliin, of Providence. and as a result a number of lights
Mr. Charles Knopfler, of AstoR. I., who have been spending the were out in that section for over an ria, L. I., who is well known in Delwinter at the Alterep hotel, left Wed- hour.
roy. has recently purchased a beaunesday to return to their home.
tiful home in West Palm Beach, and
Mr. A. S. Avery, of Peru, N. Y., left wilJ make his home in the future be- Mr. E. W. Smith left hist week for Wednesday night to return to his tween Delray and West Palm Beach.
Chicago, where he has accepted n home in Peru, N. Y., after spending He leaves on March 15 for Astoria,
position. Mrs. Smith will join him several days in Delray attending to but will return soon and will spend
there about the first of ApriL
matters.
nil of next year here.

and up
EPISCOPAL CHURCH NOTES
The following services will be held
nt St, Paul's Episcopal church on S.
Swinton avenue, Church School is at
0:30, morning prayer nnd sermon nt
11:00 o'clock. All ore cordially invited.

Business Locals.
JOST5 months' old police dog, with
:hain nnd collar. Reward if rcturnid to Delray Motor Co,

TO RENTThree room furnished, WANTEDTwo capable real estate

garage apartment. Bath nnd large I snlesmen to work on valuable propercloset, enr space. Bellvlow Court off ty. See R. B. Hitt in Hall building.
S. Swinton avenue. G. H. Almon.

GROWERS AND SHIPPERS

FOR RENTFurnished 5-room bungalow. Double gnragc. . $30 per mo, We 'pay highest cash prices for
for summer. Immediate possession. small express shipments or friits,
Double garage apartment, April 1, vegetables, poultry nnd fresh eggs.
$20 per mo. for summer. Apply A.
M. MASSAMERI
R. Gibbs, 146 Palm avenue,
210 Florida Avc,, Jacksonville, Fla.

THE
Quality Shoppe

325 Third Avc., S .E.

FOR SALESix bnrrclla. Will hold
BUSINESS MEN'S
water. 1 each. See J. L. Wann,
Millinery of nil kindsGive us n
cnll for your gifts. We have them.
Dclrny Laundry.
Things you will like to take home
with you to your friends. Now stamped goods, just arrived, come and get
OPPORTUNITY for young man to
DELICIOUS HOME-COOKED
the first choice.
go back north without cost nny time
FOOD
before April Gtli by driving truck to
Two
Rooms
for Rent
N. Y. State. See Dr. F. J. Brainnrd,
Dell Park.
tf
Afternoon Ten
Proprietor.
Card Partiei

Lunch 85c

Mrs. Geo. R. Nichols

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APARTMENTS
For Attractive Apartments for the Winter
Season See

MATT. GRACEY
Phone 51 and 63

Delray, Fla.

THE DELRAY NEWS, FRIDAY, MARCH 4, 1927

day of the fair week will be Chil- there is all the head room that could that the said defendant be and she
Thursday.
I is hereby required to appear to the
Miss Margaret Hnrney spent Sun- drcn's Day and nil children will be be desired.
day at Hollywood with a friend. Miss admitted free and schools will close. The design and arrangements of j Bill of Complaint filed in said cause,
Harney is enjoying her first winter Mr. Bnche announced thnt the chil- the seats conform to the general seeking to obtain a divorce from dein Florida and has fallen in love with dreh wore now up to and above ave- contour of the body, the seat cushions fendant, on or before Monday the 5thus nlL
rage in reading and comprehension, being low in the body and tilted up- day of April, A. D. 1D27, otherwise
Written by Mrs.Arthur Williams
Oamber of Commerce to Broadcast which they were so far below in ear- ward to give comfort of a lounging the allegations of the said bill will be
| taken as confessed by the defendant
Beginning thiB week, the Boca Ra- licr in the season and explained the chair to the occupants.
ings. Mrs. Williams sang and piny
JlnvinB Wcturcs nt School House
to
the seats are also equipped with IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that
Mrs.
Brown
received
many
beautiful
"
Chamber
of
Commerce
will
broadtests
ivcn
t
othem.
Refreshments
e
Tlie moving picture consisted of a
Am n n r wwhich
wrh wwas
,n m
n m v ^ t over station WFLA, at Boca Ra- 'f ice cream and wafers were served back supports of the lazy cushion this order be published once a week
dog cumic, a six reel Charlie Chap- [rifts.
gifts. Among
roomy
ton e 3 c h w c e k f o r a n h o u r
with
nT*tr's<
It
through-,
by
aicsdnmca
Blackmail, B. B. Ran- type so thnt the body is supported for four (4) consecutive weeks in the
lin, with Jackie Coogun, which pleas- baby bed complete with
o u t t n c HUmracr
- Tho best Boca Rn- lerson and Butler,
well up to the shoulders.
Delray News, a newspaper published
ed old and young alike. Although tho was of ivory. Most delteimweM lh-
.. This I. of marked.importance at in .aid county and State, this the 1st
picture wns of some fifteen years uf refreshments made and
and served
served by
by the
.... ton t n l t will appear on the program j
ngc, it furnished the styles of yes- hostesses ard Mrs Frc1
talk! Wo arc certainly plenscd to see Mr. tho present time when tho mall to- day of March, 1927.
Frc-1 Riloy and a n " t h c r o W i l ! b c n t o n
v/ard lower priceB of motor cars has
FRED E. FENNO,
terday and we see how we have Mrs. LaMont. They consisted of An- otl prominent
minnt men. Ihis
Ihi will be of n G. A. Long driving his car once caused a general adoption of designs
Clerk of Circuit Court.
changed from ankle length "skirta" gel cake, pound cake, ice cream and lcres} to the northern tourists who more, since h's serious illness.
which naturally entail the use -of (Circuit Court Seal)
to one-piece knee length dresses. The coffee, served on dainty dishus. Those arc interested in Boca Raton,
Mr. and Mrs. James Williams were
backs and narrow scat
By Merle P. Johnston, D, C.
picture was under the auspices of the present were Mrs. C. J. Raulerson, Wednesday night. Feb. i!3, station dinner guests Sunday of Mr. Butbr,
BYRD & PORTERSolicitors
Parent-Teacher Association and fif- Helen Stokea, Mrs. C. W. Stokes, Mrs. WFLA broadcast n dnnce ;nrogr?.m golf instructor nt the Palm Bench cushions.
M4-6t
teen dollars was taken in. There was Fred Rilcy, Mesdnmcs. B. B. Rauler- from tho terrace of Whitehall at P n H Winter Club. Mr. Williams, connect- Seats arc so placed in relation to for Complainant.
no music and the admission was 35c son, Earnestinu Robinson, Arthur Beach. This was at tho reception giv- ed with the BrewsteMVhite Construc- the windows that tho vision of the
and '25c.
tion Co., have urnlsr construction a passengers nnd driver is never obWilliams, George Race, II. A. Moore, en by the Palm Beach Yacht Chi'
tank house for the city of Deerfield. B true ted.
F. B. Sellers, Hatlie Dcyo, Ira Black- the close of the races th?re.
man, Harry Cheaebro, Guy Bender, H. The Hunt Club arc busily engaged the Service Garage on Main street, The stearing column is also tilted
Dunce nt Administration Building D. Gates, Alice LaMont, Irene Platt,
r.-d n house for Parker on Deerfield nt IL comfortable angle so that the
The Washington birthday ball of Miss Wilcox, Margaret Harney and in trap shooting these days. They Cench. They are expecting to re- driver rests as easily in the car as
have
n
rest
and
lounge
room
west
nf
Boca Baton was Itcld at the Adminis- Audrey Purdom.
any of the passengers,
town on tho nnrnrb, which they nro mnln through the summer.
tration building Tuesdny night. An
making
comfortable as to seats, etcMr. nnd Mm. Georga Race attend- the front scat allows ulso, a change;
orchestra from Delray furnished muin driving posture, which Is so necsic and there were many from Pom- Mrs. Nancy Brown has .been called There was a contest Thursday after- ed revival services Sunday night at
the Delray Baptist church.
essary
pano and Deerficld. Punch was serv- to the home of her dnughtcr, Mrs. noon from four to six.
There was an interesting Boogy Boca Raton, highly favored of the milengc driver.
ed to about seventy. This was n\so Kate Knieff, by illness. We extend
Golf contcat on the Uitz-Carlton Gods, had another treat Friday night.
under the management of the P.-T. sympathy to Mrs. Knieff.
course west of town Tuesday morn- which adds another link to the golden
A.
Party for John Cramer
CHRISTIAN
chain, binding one forever with its
Miss Lorraine Cramer, Mrs. G i n e " Washington's birthday. Prizes bonds. Through the air from the
Dahl, nnd Mrs. Guy Bender were' hosDclifihtful Party
Paramount Theatre at Palm Beacli
We held all services In the Delrny
A baby shower was one of the tesses at a party Monday evening for
DROP IN FOR YOUR TEA
Theatre. Bible School begins at 10
ruin
jacket
Among
those
plnying
I
came
thevoices
of
the
world's
greatevents of the wcek, at the home nf :Jhn Cramer in honor of his fifteoiwere Mr. Byrd, Tnppnn, Halter, Fal- est nrtists. Irving Berlin, with his o'clock, with classes suited to every
Mayor and Mrs. John Brown, Thurs-|U> Mrthduy. After playing many
len, Mitchell, Major Wilson, Colonel world famous Bongs, "Remember," age, under the direction of competent Our restaurant IK n cosy place to drop
day afternoon. It was a surprise and Bnnies, a luncheon was served which
and "Always" nnd it seemed the au- teachers. We hnd one hundred nnd in for your afternoon cup of tea or
Carruthcrs nnd Judge Cooper.
invitations were sent out by Mrs. consisted of a salad course, punch, ice
dience would never let him go. Ar- thirty-one last Sundny in our school. anything you wnnt to qUench your
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Harry
Chcsebro
and
thirst or appease ynur appetite. We
'Helen Stoke* and Mrs. C. J. Rauler- cream and birthday enke. The guesta Mrs. Titus attended the boat rnces nt thur Hnmmerstcin nnd wife, Dorothy
Community service in at 11 o'clock.
fion to several of the popular friends wore Ivy and Myrtle Lee Raulcrsou, Palm Beach Tuesday and enjoyed thu Dill ton, Phil Baker, Irving Caesar, "This do In Memory of Me." The sub- have a splendid menu for all meals
of Mrs. Brown. The honoree was In- Pauline Raulerson, Devota Bend,er, Stanley Theatre in the evening.
Rnofaelo Diaz, Metropolitan' artist, ject of tlie sermon following will b? at the regular hours and are ready to
vited to lunch by her sistcr-in-lnw, Vera Platt, Mnric Butler, Kalnlle Ew- Several from Boca Rnton motored Moi-agcr. snxaphonlst, were all on the "The Millennial Reign." Hear this serve you any time day or night. Our
waiters nre courteous and prompt.
Mrs. Frank Brown, of Delrny, and tng, June Dahl, Bill Todd, Ralph San- to Delrny Thursday night to sec Gif- air. Oh, lucky ones to be allowed to sermon.
upon her arrival home again was met ders, George Bender, Harry Dahl, B ,dn Grey in "Aloma of the South Sea" live in this -part of tho universe, with Our great choir did wonderfully You will like our cooking.
with the strains of a well song, anil Thomason, Roka Komfya, Vcrnon Ri- at the Delray Theatre.
nil the worlds goods near at hand. good singing last Sunday. They will
chardson, Clifford Purdom and Otis]
HYLTON'S CAFE
the cheers and laughs of the guests. Tanner.
Mr. and Mrq. Guy Bender motored Church services were held at the do well again, nnd Mr. Browne will
Mrs. Guy Bender pleased with a vofavor
us
with
a
very
choice
BOIO
next
Methodist
and
Episcopal
churches
to Miami Friday and spent somo time
cal solo, Mrs. Race instrumental solo,
Sunday. At the Methodist church the Sunday.
shopping.
Audrey Purdam, Margaret Harney, Mr. and Mra. Geo. THpps, of Glens Mr. and MM. T. Luff are making' Sunday School was well attended, Two new members united with tlie
Mra. Riley snng. Mrs. LaMont and Falls, N. Y., were callers on Mi,. repairs to their bungalow on Palmetto Sunt. Rilcy in charge, nnd Williams church lust Sunday; The public is
Miss Wilcox gave most artistic read- Harry Cheaebro and Mrs. Titus Parkway.
in charge of the music. Mr. and Mrs. most cordinlly invited to nttend all
Mrs. DcMusic nnd mother, Mra. Race nnd Mrs. Rilcy, teuchers. At services.
v
H. II. Robertson, Minister.
Wilson, spent the week-end in Miami. church, Rev. Gardner, of tho Pompnno
Mrs. Hutchins and family have mov- Mcthudtet church, preached a very
ed from west' of town to the Indiana acceptable sermon and Mrs. Williams
sang, "I come to Thee." Sundny af- IN THU CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
cotLngc.
ternoon at 2 p. in., March G, will be
Business is preying so hard on the Sunday School and .preaching service FIFTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF FLORIDA, IN AND FOR
minds of the architects and reporters as usunl at 3 p. m. The Episcopal
24 Hour Private Ambulance Service
I'AUI DEACn COUNTY, IN
that they kind of forget to drive on scn'lce tn the morning at 10 a. m.
CHANCERY
t their side of the rond and run into At the Methodist church a present
jeach
other.
Mr.
Cramer
is
using
the'
of n beautiful pulpit cover wan found
PKOMPT ATTENTION TO ALL
Mayor Hudson and Mrs. Gugenhclm on the pulpit nnd the words, "From BILL TO FORECLOSE MORTGAGE FOR BETTER IMPRESSIONS
MATTERS
Case No. 4200
thinks she wont drive in the fog any a friend who loves the cause," writCLEANING
more early in the morning.
ten. The ones donating tills arc not
A suit Is just as good as it looks; and
Anyhow, Hie City Hall ia getting on to be discovered, but it certainly was Samuel K. Cotton,
Complainant. when impressions count, it frequently
t W. E. HARBECK, Director
'wonderfully well nnd tho concrete ia a bountiful gift and one much npprehappens thnt a man looks as good ait
Phone 93
being put on the outside of'the blocks. cintcd.
Cosmopolitan Realty Corporation, n Ills suit. All in all, it's good business
The roof, of course, is on nnd the
Florida Corporation; and II. C. to give us an opportunity to dress up
; building certainly will be an orna- Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles Guy spent Nimnelley,
Defendants. your clothes and send them back to
Sunday
evening
at
Lnl;c
Worth.
435 S. E. Third Ave.
Delray, Fla.
Imcnt to the town as well ns fulfillyou r*ndy to do you honor nt the next
Birthday
Parly
ing a much-nee (led want.
wearing.
Bnrlinrn DeMusic was three yearn
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
P.-T. A. Association Meets
old this wcek anil she entertained sevSTANTON DRY CLEANThe regular meeting of the Pnretit- eral of her little friends in the nftcrTcnclicr Association was held at the noon. They enjoyed games, and re- Ii appearing by nffidnvlt filed in
ING CO.
school house Fridny nftcrnoon with a freshments of lemcnnde, sandwiches, the above styled (cnuse that the degoad attendance. Mrs. Tcppnn, tha ice cream and cake were served, Bar- fendant, H, C. Nunnelley is n noncapable president, was in charge and burn lives in one of the buup '"ws resident of the SUitc of Florida, and |
b
thnt hit; residence \a unknown; that fj
Mrs. .Smock, secretary, mude' some in the Spanish vitlatje. Th?
very promising reports on the finan- ing little folks were at tlie party. there is no person in the State of ^
cial condition of the association. Mips Billy Gugcnheim, Sybil Burlelgh, Fait Florida the service of n subpoena ir. -f.
Wilcox had her pupils give Beveral Burlcigli, Elizabeth Ann Mnore, Ruth Chancery upon whom would bind such j
defendant, and Hint he is over the ngo
readings from Robert Lewis Slc-vcn- and John Winters, Junior
aon, which were thoroughly enjoyed. Jimmie Todd, Potie Moore, Marjorie of twenty-one years,
Devota Bender Hang a sweet BOMB, ac- Williams. Buddy Gules, Tom and EliI'tv'rr fllnnnremenl of
IT IS THEREFORE ORDERED
companied by Mrs. Butler on the nor Giles, Helen Striker, Norniuu
C. S. Ncnberry and II. V. Lovo
that
the
said
II.
C.
Nunnelley
be,
and
f.
piano. Mrs. Tappnn announced tlint Reese. The little Judy was the rohe is hereby required to appear to ^
(jQOU
the younger boys now have their own cicpicnt of ninny pretty gifts.
tin.' Hill of Complaint which scekfi to
basketball of which they are very
Luncheon nt the Uoislcr
foreclose a mortgage, filed in said
proud. Also the State chairman of
the Welfare Association will be presMrs. Halter gave a lunchci-. at the cause, on or before Monday, April
ent soon and explain how to join the Cloister Monday nfternoon to u few -lth, A. D. 1027, othcnviiiQ the alle^
State Association and get the ningn- of her friends. An enjoyable time gations of said Bill will be taken as
zines, etc., which go with member- was had by nil and the ninny beauties confessed by Enid defendant,
PHONE 52
ship. Florence Winters explained of the Cloister commented upon for IT IS FURTHER ORDERRD thnt
one of the pictures presented to the the last time this season as the hclol this order be published in the Dclrny
school by the P.-T. A., it was an Al- will be closed this summer The News, a newspaper published in said
About 2,000" bags of
gerian -scene and the young lady com- guests included Mesdames Ilnltcr, State and county, for four consecuMason's
lime at 45 cents
posed the explanation herself. She Donahue, Henry Moore, Bradley, Gu- tive weeks.
per bag.
guve the religion, cur-toms nnd dress genlieim, Burlctgh, Fnit, Todd, Giles,
of the people and explained the cli- sellers, Clint Moore, and Henry Miz- This March lat, A. D. 1927.
FRED E. FENNO,
mate. Mrs. Bender nnd Raulerson iier.
Clerk of Circuit Court.
were appointed committee to see
(Circuit Court Seal)
about reference -books. On TueaMrs. Tappnn entertained nt bridge
By Merle P. Johnston, D. C.
12 Cromer Block. Box 643
nt her home Tuesday afternoon.
3YRD PORTERSolicitors
M-l-Gt
Mrs. Striker entertained with u for Complainant.
bridge luncheon Thursday afternoon
of tliis AVCCIC.
IK THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
A large number of residents, with FIFTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
their children, motored to Went Palm
OF FLORIDA, IN AND FOR
Beach Tuesday afternonn to the counPALM BEACH COUNTY, IN
ty fair. School was let out so that
CHANCERY
the children might see the wonders of
Palm Beach county and the admisBILL FOR DIVORCE
sion was free to children.
Cr.re No. -17C3
White Rose small lima beam*, No. 2 Can, each
We have- again been presented with
I'remler Tiny Tot Pens, No. 2 can, each
u large bunch of that delicious let- John N. Klepp,
Complainant.
Silver Run Peas, No. 2 can, each
KILLS FLIES
tuce raised in the yard of Harry
vs.
Premier Corn, white, Nn. 2 can, each. _;.
MOSQUITOES. ROACHES
Chcsebro. It ii; ns much appreciated Jnura Z. Klepp,
Defendant.
White Rose Golden Bantum Corn No. 2 can, ench ..__
ANTS, BED BUGS,
as if it was same of that "Brown's
Royal Scarlet Asparagus Tips. No. 1 square cans, each
MOTHS, ETC.
Mule," which is given to the Editor
NOTICE
Unc'e William Pumpkin, No. 2 1*2 can, ench
from time to time.
Blue Label Saurkraut, No. 2 1-2 tans, ench .
Everybody loves Boca Raton,
It appearing by affidavit appended I
MADE IN FLORIDA
Brides' Maid White Cherries No. 2 cans, vach
~~ 33c.
to the Bill filed in the above styled
Premier Yellow Cling Peaches, No. 2 1-2 can, each
39c
EASECOMFORT KEYNOTE OF cause that Laura Z. Klepp, the dcWhite Rose Bur licit Pears, No. 2 1-2 caa, each
43c
or
At Your Grocer or Druggist
fendunt, is a non-resident of the
DODGE BROTHERS SEDAN
State of Florida, and that her place of
Manufactured & Guaranteed by
The general body design of Dodge residenca and.address is unknown to
Brothers sedan with its low swung complainant; and that there is no perappearance embodies the characteris- son in the State of Florida, the Ecrtics of the better known European vice of a subpoena in Chancery upon
whom would bind such defendant, and
custom built bodies.
The roof of this sedan body is about that she is over the age of twentyeye high to the average man and one (21) years:
DELRAV, FLORD3A
yet body development is such that
IT IS THEREFORE ORDERED

pi

Delray Funeral Home

Cafe

A Kitchen Ease Step Stool

Home Cooking

The Central Market

Lime For Sale

Deal here and save the Coupons 1

jj This step stool with folding step 1

~~ is a necessity in your kitchen i

Johnston Truck &

Supply Co.

While the present supply lasy, we will sell the items

below three cans for the pric^ of two.

KILLS INSECTS
Like Lightning

Delray Cash Grocery

Palmetto Chemical
Company

M. T. Knox, Proprietor

THE DELRAY NEWS, FRIDAY,.MARCH 4, 1927

Mystery About Snow
Pile Long Preserved

YOU MUST PROTECT YOURSELF

You are not immune from loss of,
property by fire, but you can make
yourself safe in a financial wny with
one of our fire insurance policies. The
annual outlay for this protection is
but a small item; one that you can
easily afford, and one which you must
assume in order to protect yourself
the way you should. Let us write you
up today..

DETERMINED

Yager Realty Company

120 North East Fourth Avenue

Seaboard Air Line

A mnn Intent on (>ii]lgrutln stopped

before n news agval's shop unit rend
a plitcnnl: "Sltunilmi In the Rust."
Ele strode engorly Into the shop.
Tve enmc fur Hint situation you're
advertising," lit snld.
"Pooli! Tlinl'a on [lie stnte of nffairs" begun the new ugent, but
the otlicr Interrupted:
"I don't cure whose estate ll'a on.
Ill tokt It."TIMHIH.

CHIC

RAILWAY COMPANY
EFFECTIVE FEBttUARY 13,1927
7:13 a. m.
7:61 a. m. .
10:63 a. m.
6:48 p. m. .
8:30 p. m. .

S.4

Coast-to-Coaat Limited
Seaboard Florida Limited
. Carolina Florida Special .
_. Cross Florida Limited . Orange BlosBom Special .

10:14 p. ni.
. 8:65 p. m.
. 3:05 p. m.
11:11 a, m.
10:55 a. m.

For Tickets and Information Apply

West AtSantic Ave.
DELRAY, FLORIDA

USED TIRES
ALL SIZES
A Lot of Miles For a UUle Money

FLORIDA USED TIRE MARKET

8th and H St.

Lake Worth, Fla.

RUPTURE EXPERT HERE

F. H. Seeley, of Chicago nnd Phila

Snme .venrs iifrn nt Mlnersvllle, In
Schuylklll cuiuuy. I'n., ttieri> WHS be- delphia, the noted expert, will perInu fj[iprrm?.| itie IVolf Creek wiishory. nonnnly be nt the Lnke Park hotel,
Tlic Iti.liji^s (if Hit- (i|H'nHi'rs wns to and will remain in West Pnim Bench
reclaim iUv Irnmpnsa imitk.s of culm this Friday only, March 11, from 9
thill Iwvp Ill'CIl (Ii-|lrt;;'|.Ml nil flit' slir- . m. till 5 p. m. Mr. Seeley says:
fnco iiurjiig tho Civil ivnr. With the
"Tlie Spermatic Shield will nat
n.'rl of iiimli-iTi mrieliinory thuy were
i;Ue to nlitnin (ImiiKtintln of tons of only retain nny case of rupture periiKirbt'tiilil*.1 HISSPS nf nnthradte nt tlie fectly, but contracts the opening In
10 days on the average case. Being
rnln (if iilmui ^.(HHI innx ;i month.
T h t w culm lunik* were mure like u vast advancement over ell former
mmimtiliiN tlnm rofnsi- plii's. In soniti methodsexemplifying instantaneous
Inquires il-uy weru fti feet hljrh nml effects immediately appreeiuLle and
cnvprcil Hit? surfnee fur npiinixlinntcly withstanding nny strain or position no
a litilf inlld. Tlie culm wits Inken In
matter the size or location. Large or
conveyor ilno.i to n brenl;r, where It
n-ns wiishwl ihnnigli revolving screens dffficult cases, or incisionul rupture
(following operations) spccinlly soliniHl lite cnjil rpctnlniod.
One ilny In thn tnmilh of .Iiinp, wlien cited. This instrument received the
the tliermntiH'ier refrlnlcrci] frnin 00 only award in England nnd in Spain,
tn 100 ilpgrces, Mm n|icTiitor.s uncnv- producing results without surgery,
ercil In the Iicnrt nf one of tlio luiiiks injections, medical treatments or pron Inrse qunntlty of Ice nml simw. They ucriptions,
reti.nnc>d Hint Hi la cli'pnslt was covered
CAUTIONAll cases should bs
with culm during ihc winter, nnd. thus
protectpd frnin the nlr, lind lieen pre- cautioned against the use of any elasserved for iilmiit ^l yenra. It fiefimeil tic or web truss with tinders traps, cs
iilrtiost Inrrpdllilc that such a condition same rest where the lump is and not
tvjis posslhlc In the temperate rone. where the opening Is, producing comnnd .vet no other theory serins sntls- plications necessitating surgical opefnctnry. Tlie snow wns protocted, of
courKc, from llio elements-by the tons rations. Mr. Seeley hns documents
of culm an fppi high nnd hiindrerlH of irorn tho Unfted States Government,
yards wide: mid yet. If thin theory IH Washington, D. C, for inspection. He
noi ti'iiiihTn, ilien snmu sclcntlnt mny
nirrr n more convincing theory for Its
romnrknlile mule f preservation.

Canary Islands Prize

of Many Adventurers

will be glad to demonstrate without

charge or fit them if desired. Business item an da prevent stopping at any
other place, in tin's section.
N. B.Every statement in this nn
tice lias been verified before the Federal and State Courts.F. H. Seeley.
home office, 117 N, Dearborn street,
Chicago, HI.
P. S. Fraud IVnrninjjDcwaro of
transient impositors who imitate nnd
pirate the. wording of my ;u l B .. nn^
otherwise attempt to impersonate me
and deceive the public.

They Can Come Back

New York.They t'nn rmiie hnclr.
W. w . 8ltnr;i, stock broker, wns
member of :i firm which fnlled In
lUltt for 5(I.(m.ooo. His will now
unkes spedDf ICRIIVIOS of 3000,000
wit hunt disclosing the value of tlie
ettinte.

Lei 'Em Pet

Wnshlnston. - Complnlnln
ngnlnst
".uetilnc" imrtlc-i on top of the ilnuiedei-k Ininsi's here were given the
told shoulder hy the puhlle mnitle*
((in-.iiil.Hsiun. H|1L. nn-niber Hiilrl; "Let
Ilium Binmii If n.uy W l i l , f lQ

Florida East CoastRy.

FLAGLBIt SYSTEM

Tlip rnnnry 1*1 finds imve the dls

TUB S T . AUGUSTINQ HOUTB
tlnellon f hclnc lite most bouglit-onri
snld fninnilB known to history. They
were known to the nnclents nnil
DEPARTURES FKOM DELRAY '
Mrs. Bnntnin (In her new feath- nnmril Oiinnrln by Pliny from "Ihe
ers)How do you like my now dresiii mill HI lido or large ilogs Him do tlore
nhound," Wnrron H. Miller relntes fn Northbound
Mrs. DufT-OrplnutonQuito chic
Southbound
"All Around the Mediterranean." A
4:21
n,m,
,
West
Indian
Limited
French vessel was driven nshore there
A Guest
8:05 a. m.
In ism, nnd In HOP Jpnn rie Rerthen
Tho Blscnyne
9:23 p. m.
"Wonder why folks call moner
rnnri
sailed from flnchclle to tnke pos "8:-iO a. m.
"Tlio long gnen'T" auerlm Draw.
F. E, C. Limited
Perhaps hecnuaa without It
BCflnlnn, hul the nnlives would hnvr
We all feel short and blue.
The Everglades
nmip of him. nnd he sold n bad tiarguln1 "10:21 n. m.
to a Spaniard. From then on thesp 12:21 p. m.
Dixie Palm
Could Do That Much
lulnmls were solit'and resold to varloux
Palm Dixie
4:44 p. m.
"It's a eliumo you dou'i know any- Spnnfsh adventuren, nil of whrtm hnrt
thing about cooking," the young hus- bnd luck with the natives,-until one. 5:16 p, ni.
Miami Express
11M a. m,
band Informed his bride after tlio Piira^n. dually snld them to the Span- 10:11 p. m.
Dixie Limited,
6:2D , m.
honeymoon. "Everybody ought to ish crown. In U70 a group of 1,000
know tiow to cook. Why, I learned Rpnnlnli soldiers set sitfl for tlio Ca- 10:3(5 p. m.
i
Ponce de Loon
how myself In [he nrmy,"
naries to reduce tho Islands to the
"Oh, well, I enn wnrui o few beans, glory of Ood. under Atnnziv .1e Lugo,
* Stops only to take on passengers holding through raflrond and through
If Uiut'a whnt you mean."
who completed his t*isk lu H!)S.

Pullman tickets to or beyond Richmond, Va.; AtlnnUi, Ca.; or Birmingham,

Aln.

Talk Softly

Candid
"Fn," snld Clarence, "whnt's this
A young corpnrnl ivus drilling some
'doable Jcopurdy' I see mentioned so
often lii llio pnpors lately ruenn any- men when one of them stepped oui
frnm the rnnks nnd remarked In nn
way?"
"Thnt, son, Is wimt n mnn is up nngry voice: "Vou couldn't drill n
ngnlnst when he Is Retting orders conipnny of ducks I"
.Make Kitchen Work a Joy! from hath Ills wife nnrt his uiother- Next morning he wna hrouglit boMrir the. cnlnnel. who ordered him to
In-luw," whlaptrcd ills tlnd.
Do you fully realize what a modern
In1 tnlipn oul nnd Riven Ion minute*
In U'hlvli to change his mind.
sink means in your kitchen equipHis Prt. erence
H'lmti the lime wna up Iho mnn wn*
ment; do you know the extent of its
"Why do you prefer gnlng to gym
lirniii:lit In nwtln nix) iiRknl If lie hncl
Inbor snving qualities, and how quick- Innlund oi to this pnrly with me?" de- nllercil Ms opinion, l i e repllnl In ihily and efficiently you can do the or- mmuled IIIB wire.
[iHlrinnttve. nnd won Ihi'ti nskpil:
"necnuse." lie prowled. "If I Itnve
"Ami wlint concluslnn have you
dinary cleaning nnd drying with the to fliH'iid ilia' evening with n lot of
come to?"
hot nnd colt! water nnti ample drain- dumbbells, I .much prefer upending It
"Thnl hp cnuhl not drill one duck
ing facilities 7 It will pay nnd phase with the klml Mint ilnn't clmttir,"
sir." IVIIB the qnielf, If somcwliut nstonlshlngly, reiily.
you to come nnd examine our modern
IRISH LUCK
plumbinb fixtures.

PHONE US AT ONCE

Keep Busy

J. D. RAHNER, General Passenger Agent

LET

Be Your Builder

Nlnp-ienthn nf Ihe IIIISPIIPS nnd VICPB

of mnnhnod prnrced frnin IdlPiiesa:

with nn'ii nf qulrli rillmls. In whom ll
Is r.ipodnlly pernicious, Hits halill In
cnnininiily the fruit of ninny illsnp
pnlntinonts nnil Echrmea ofl tin HI nil;
nnd men fnII In their polienies no) sn
much for wnul nf stiencth ns for ihclr
III illrectlnn nt l l . Tlie wi'iikrst llvlnc
creiiturc. hy rrmirninillng IIIH powers
on n Nltigie nhject. can nccnnipllsh
MOIIII'IIIIIIR. The ilnm of water by con
tinned fulling bores Its pnsFfiRi'
through ihe hurtles! rock: Ihe hnsty
torrent rusliefi over It with hideous
roar, nnd leaves no irnce behind,

DUCO PAINT
The only paint that will absolutely stand up under our salt breeze climate.
Nicely Equipped Shop with Skilled Workmen
Let us figure with you on re-painting your automobile.

The Only Auto Paint Shop In Delray

L

Quality of the very highest and prices in line

with the times.

GEORGE GARNIER
Proprietor
Cathcart Bldg., Atlantic Ave.

"Say Joe, did you know Mike

Byrnes' wife hnd lockjnw?"
"Well tlie Irish nlwuja were lucky,"

"Whnt nro you risking fnr this

sketch?" Inquired Sir Joshua Iteyniilds
of nn old picture rfentar,
The man who soya ho tins "arrived"
To him Jur hnln wo doff,
"Twenty guineas, your honor," reBut history ever him coiilrlvcil
plied the denier.
To any, "You here not oft!"
"Twenty pence, I suppose yon
mean," snld lleynolds.
Applied Politeness
"No. sir," nnsworcd [lie denier. "J
Mother (severely)-But why dlun't would have tnltcn twenty pence for ft
you tell the young luun to stop Idling this morning; hut. If you think It
you?
worth looking nt, nil the world will
DaughterWhy, raotlicr, you know think It worth huyln."
you taught me never to Interrupt anySir Jnshnn neynolils ordered the
one.
sketch sent home.Market fur Exchange,

Finish and Start

DONT
Let this summer
catchyou
Without that screened
sun parlor or sleeping
porch.
All material for screening at

A Big Inducement

Mrs. MeddleIt seems to me that

my rent In this apartment house Is
awfully high.
SuperintendentKilt think of the
entertnlnnientevery npnnmcnt Is occupied,

Rewrote Overture

"What's his line?"

"City ninnnger.. Do you know any
city that wimts a ninnnger?"

One of the operas of Ilosxlnl, the

Itallun composer, hgs nn overture nnd
a half, Just becnuse Itosslul, like most
nicn of nil ngea, dreaded to li'ine IIIH
htd. Writing In bed, he hnd pnrtly
complein] ap ratturo when lie
dropped *$ Vu sleep. The mnniiscrlpl
rolled to tbo door out! when Itusslnl
awoke, he tried lo recover Hie pnper
without leaving tlie bed. Me found
tbnt he could not reach II, and, rather
tbun get up, he stnrtf>d oneiv.

Reducing the Surplus

First Golf Club

MotherI thfnk you'd he happier,

Doreeji, If you married a man with
leas money.
DorcenDon't worry, mother; Oe>
aid will soon have less.

Ilobert Lockhnrd, of Dunfwrallne.

Scollund, In 1SSS trltd to piny golf in
Central purk. New York, nud wns nrrested as a result Jolini Ileld. his
friend, nnd he later went to Vonkers
and eventually organized the first goll
club la America. Four hundred ytrs
before thot It;was gettlnR established
in Scotland as a national sport, bul
on en unto red piirllnnnvilnry oppn!tfan
uud pffurrs lo iesislnle It oci ol ex
utience also.

Looking Around
the matter u-ith. your brother?"
"Well, lie wunta a Jnb."

You will take great pride in

your now roof if you will permit us to advise you as to the
proper kind to put on your
house. We will be pleased to
give you the benefit D .our
expert advice.

/( Must Have Been Good

Linger Longer
Clever ActressOh, I'm getting terrifely old. I've Jnsi reached twenty.
.'MannfrerHuh, dearie, what deil you?

Delray Lumber Company

BUILDING MATERIALS

ALWAYS THEBEST
~ Phone 88

-'i
i

THE DELRAY NEWS, FRIDAY, MARCH 4, 1927_

Afoncy
I f 1 ti4 your he*d," a fn erltd out,
To I lift dumb-bell Caaey Jones;
.
"I'd bcenh It In i thousand bltj,
'And ma.li:* tliuutand boni"

IP

LJt.

Pathos in Display
Illusion Often Lost
of Oldtime Photos
by Personal Contact A In Hie near
the dour of.a aectihd-

The best authors should be rea^nbt

known. Even (f a poet has written tin hnml lirwkwhup. (jpetitu pathetically nf
epic, one hour's association with him am Wt Ions, vanities mid sentiments of
miiy destroy the most Idolatrous reud- the pust. It dlsplnjrH a pile of once
proud, now hitnihled nnd discarded
C/iate Bear Two Mite*
ci-'a Illusion of IIIUL'
nioomsburit, Pa.A imrtj" r*>rnn|reYour favorite humorist may turn plintncrtttilis. If nne htirriMTR throu::!i
Yllle rucciwn hunters returiii'il liome out to be nn ordinary person, ilull In the niii^s, fnlr women conic M vlr-v In
empty-liunded wlin their ilai Miirteii the use of Uie spoken word. Or whnt sleeves ns wide nn their KII'MIM.TH, In
u benr, which wn* clrn^'ii far tcori' you hellevc to be the graitu.st living ruffles nnd furlielnu-K nnd frills; bins
than two miles before tl M"b t a t i w novelist may prove to he n little pcev- tn s|)iiiiEle nnd lliuhs lu HKIHH, Tlie
top.
leh limit whose fulut! lueth do not lit. men are In whlnkors and hlith lints.
p
mode ImolvrnuL by nervous ImtlKosilon Mnny of. them nr boldly Inscrlh il
with nnmcA once well known.
Fall h Fatal
or esotlKin.
CofilumcH cnll to mind populnr tholu nny ense, says Corni Harris In
Detroit. IJk-fi.rrwiih Knrle, flftyelght ycnrs lil, Hoynl Oiik, died In the Saturday Evening PoU, BOIHC utrlcal roles of lonjr ngo. A pompudotirad
lmnuiy with n rn.se behind her
the Hlglilunit I'flrt General hnsplini. writer whom ynu have udmlitMt for his
the result "t InU'riinl Injuries suffered high notes lu the nurpllnjj tshnrinws of onr once nctcil with the "Innocent
when lie tripjipil ovfr a roller skure ID a grant poem Is nlniost sure to give Mnlda" conipntiy nt the Trocnilern,
vent to Home meanly crlttrnl views of nod a girl In a Unlit ermine jnckrt
the basement uf Ills liome.
men quite contrary to the nnlilt; sen- once plnj-ed nt I'urndlRc Rtinlena. A
timents he buplcil In that nmrtlnl epic, snucy nilns from fiome forpottcn mubecause he WHS In a divine mood H!CU1 show nnuKlitl))' llfta her skirts to
wbcu lie wrote It. mid the thing mere- her knee. Mnny uf these photographs
ly Interprets his mood, not his normal did puhlldty duty in their dnj>. A
mind, which inny l>u a mean little ptntoly farm In blnck' cnrrles the
'lushing line: "Allrnv me to present
mliid.
Elizabeth Knrry, Mr. EtwrL".
Even nnionc those ohvlnualy of the
thciiter, however, the behlnd-tho-ncenc'R
flnvor la ns strong ns the puhlldty
tnnp. A wistful face In n decorntlvo
Biinbnmiel Irishes "true success In nil
thlnita ID life" from Duluth, Easter.
1
1807.
'T HE big yields and high quality of
And where dD they RO7 There nre
* t'-.e crop:) grown with Armour's
nhvaya people who nre collecting old
BIG CROP brands reflect the true
pliotogrnpha mid some of the fltnrs
crop-making r.bttity of thcas fertilizers. They ere marie to fit Florida
tlmt linve Bet nre remembered still.
crops and soils. Each formula Is the
There nre other hiiyora tn Benrch of
result of ovr more than 3D years expholOBmplilc Illnstnitlons of ICE-O'perience in Florida. Our BIG CROP
miittnn sleeves nnd hiiHlles, of pompittrade-mark en every bag and las !G
duura nnd picture hals,New York
your guarantee of highest quality
Times.

Beaten Path Monatonoa*

Our assocladons are greatly responsible for our lives. Happiness or othenrlH fallowa-upUQ the heels of our
companloiLi. The mighty help ua to
prevail.' The great create un ntmospherc for us. Train (be heart and
mind to be at home In ihe greet places
and to live on the brand plains. The
superlntlve alone can give us cheer.
Get uwuy frum the hunidutn und regular. Sunietlmes IIHVC courage lo depart Into the country unknown. Itcinenibcr. If a rolling stone gathers no
nioKB, a flied one gathers JltUe else.
It 1B eurthbonnd.Bxchunge.

Among our four types of BIG CROP

citrus mixtures there is one especially
suited to the Spring needs of your
grove. And'there's a BIO CROP
vegetable fertilizer to satisfy every
need of your crop and EOIL
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Value of Friendship

DESIRE. OUR REPRESENTATIVE

Seneca, a fnttiaiin Itnninn, born In fa

B. a , crowned friendship very tenderly;
,
"Of nil felicities tlic most charmIng la that of n llrm nnd Rent ID friendship. It sweetens nil mir enrcs, illspels our sorrows nml cnnnficlB us In nil
rjxtromllks. Nny, II there were no
other comfort In It thnn the bare ciorCIBC tn FO (:cnproiiB a virtue, even for
thnt elncle rensun n man wnuhl not be
without It; It Is n Boverolgn antidote
ngnfn3t all cnlainttk>.qeven Dpolnat
the fnnr of donlli ItKelf."
Five ccnmrles lutur, Rurlptilca, the
GITE1< dminntlBt. "u master In the
bundling of the tender nnd the pnthetlc," inltl down wlmf frlendahlp
men lit" to him ''It Is n goodtjiliiR to
be" rich," he wilt! "nnd n pond tiling
to lip MrniiK, hut M U n hotter thing
to be beloved uf ninny friends."

FIGURE

"Na38ing"

SHO^S

And yet, being hungry, be biiyelh

sustenance with money which bin
father hath earned. For he remnfneth esthetic only so long us ho U comfortable.
So we mock him, knowing In our
hearts that we, too, would be esthetic.
But for the nhscnoe o rich, fathers.
Kansas Cltj- Tlmea.

FORM, STYLE OR SIZE YOU MAY

For yean our customer! have asked

tor tomuiilng llisy couM rcl/ on lo
prevent ehlcki' bowel trouble. Now g
have It. Halt a century of eapcrltnee
r l lh poultry rtmeJlct hai made PiatU
While Diarrhea TabUli poMlhlc All
you do Is VLC llicsi ([on: the Gnt
drlnl; the chick* Rcl, nieonlinj to
dirtclloija. Witlioul While Diarrhea

Our practical field men will be glnd

to help you solve your fertilizing
problems. This tiervicc
in no way obligates
vou.

Lo, the young Intellocttial I

He U esthetic.
He dwelleth among bis kind and.
tsiketft confldmtly of his a r t He letteth bis hair grow inag and dltconrseth 1
of Frend. He ahaveth not but he underatandetb the futuristic Ha laughetb to acorn the conventions and
prateth of free love. Ue derldeth Industry.

We've Found Whal Prevents

For Citrus and Vcgetabtt (.rots

Little Sermon

Wot Worth Saving

A Scattlsh gillie who had accmnpa'
nled a middle-aged nnd corpulent KngnfllimaD on a fishing expedUInn Wturned alone nnd announced that the
TlRltor had fallen Into the river and
been drowned.
"The tint lime he cam1 up I grlnplt
Mm by the lintr, but It was n wig nnd
cum' awn' tn tna baud, and dbon he
Annk. Be onm' up again nn' I grlpplt
him hy the collar, an' it wnn u dlcklo
and cam' nwn* In my hnml, sin' dnnn
he sank. A third time he cam' up nn'
I grtnpll him by the leg. Lush, tt wax
cork, nn' enm* awn' In mn hand, nil'
doon he sank. So I BUII! to inysol'.
'Wcet, mn chappie. I'll let you droon.
Ve're naethlng but a bug o' rein'
nnnts.'"

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From the (tnys nf SniTntcs nnd Xnntlpliu. men and women tuivc known
whiil l men lit by u n ^ n g . nltliuURh
[ihlloliifry cannot dcllnc It or legal
chemlfltry rcHOlve ll Into Its elements,
lliiuiur I'linmii HnTten or wJl divert'IL
I'ruyern nvnll nothing and tliroftts nre
Idle - ftofl words will Increase Its
velocity, nnd hnrflh nncs Its violence.
Darkness IIUB for It no terrors, and the
long huurs of the night drnw no drapery of the rourh nround I t The
chnnibcr where love nnd pence cdmuld
dwell hernmcH an Inferno, driving the
poor man to the unlnon. the rich one
(o the Hub. and linth lo the urms of
(he liarlnL It laUrHthe spnrkle out of
the wine of lift!, nnd turns nt night
into OHties the frnllB of the Inbor of (ho
dny.Justice Hill. In West's Docket,

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fir

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Tommy's Manners
The substantial part'of the meal
was tlnlshetl, and Ihe dnlnlles were
on the lablc. Tommy's eyes brightenedIt was nn Interesting inotncut
for him. "Will you hike tart or pudding?" nelteii bin fnther.
"Tnrl," Btilil Tominy, promjilly.
The parent tdglicd n9 hi- recalled the
many lesntmn In good nmimers nnil
(lucent behavlnr,which lie Imd endenvorcd to liiHllll Ititn Ids son. "Tnrt,
wlmt?" he querleil gently. But Tommy's eyts were glued upon the pastry,
'Tnrt, whnt?" again asked the father
sharply.
Tommy hesitated for n moment. He
!<inke<l from his falln.'r to tlifj dellrncy.
as If for Inspiration, then; "Tart,first I" he said, triumphantly.

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Thoughts nnd habits (ravel by certain nerve-routes, nnd the enme
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n nerve-current will flow more rcndlly
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TnE DELRAY NEWS,-FRIDAY, MARCH 4, 1927

i

r l . v alrU Of.
LECTURE BY W. STUART BOOTH ,tMt of Christian utalplcshfp stater] [
TWO COMETS
'
I by Jeaus was "By their fhilts ye shall j tiie culas of iiiiN country In 1SW, und
The Difference
R- T. Raines hjis returned from
owes Its presence very lur^cly to tlie
Jknow them," and he definitely state*
IN SINGLE DAY "Ernie, Oeurl Don't go too far In
increased reIlK|()UB sentiment In the
One of the largest^ audiences that
Palm
Beach and Stuart and has been
the waterl"
.that the fruits he-expected of his:fel .'lreiided crisis of the OlyJUfnc S. V.
ever attended-a religious meeting: In
i-'."Bat. took, daddy's' nut n Inni; ihiy.'
lowers
Twire
the
same,
healing
work
Chosw.
UiflD
necrpi.-iryuf.tiitf-.treasury.
Delmy -wan .crowded fn the Delrsy
Sctentiits Hans. Up New A*. - "I know, deur, liut Jour father's b> busy all week working on income tax
Having' riH-elved n nnnilier^r-opjipals
1
Theatre Sunday afternoon .when .Mr. as were "wrought by Him. Mrs. Edil
' tronomicbl Record.
urett"Umnurim^
rrom
tie,-,,,,!
,
througliuui
the
early
recognized
the
legitimacy
o
perfl
MIH
W. Stuart Booth, of Denver, Colo,,
. ? r ^ . . . f o r P eIra yitca and others in
country RUBKcstlnc nnd urging thot the
this
Christian
demand
that
healing
b.
lectured on "Christian Science:" It'a
Loston,
Miiac.DlMi-uvery
of
fl
new
Lazy Luke .
deity be rwignlkwl nuiinbly on our
this .section. The Delrny News has
Discoveries and Demonstration;" Mr. spiritual means and power sliquld ac -coins In a manner similar to thin com- comet on Hit: uuiue day as tbe redis"I'd Hire la !>,, ashing., hut my
covery of nu olil one by the nmn wliu wife doesn't enre about It."
Booth was invited here by the local company and verify the pVeachihg, o
secured
his services and we recomnionlj
found
mi
tlie
MIIL*
<,f
nrlicr
nn1
Christian Science Society. He ia a the gospel, and she earnestly desire
Huns, iiilUriMued n lultur IO Hit.- direc- originally found it wan the astronomifin. nlnne."
mend him to our-people.
member of the bonrd of lectureshfp jto know how such healings might b
tor of the mint, nt I'hllndelpliln, stat- cal record liutig up by Kuropeuu as"OK t don't like to row."
of the Mother church, the First wrought. With the discovery of th. ins that "no nurluii would be strong trunomers rectnlly, uccordlng to l)r.
iinrlow
Shupdey.
Doctor
Stiapley
Is
church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Christian Science, her earnest deair< except In tlie strength nf Ood or safe
director of Lhe Harvard college bbMass. A synopsis of the. lecture fol- or prayer was answered; and it i except In Ills defrnsB. The trust of
uenatory, which act us a dvarlnE
our
people
In
find
should
be
declared
lows:
now possible for any and every sin
Mi our nnllonul cnlim." He ordered house fur utwa of nstrunmnleal dlBcuycere, honest child, woman and man tc
thnt a device tie prepared tvltliout unSickenss Not From God
become so vrell acquainted with Go
Tbe neiv toinet was picked op by
necessary, delay, ivith a raolUT'exIt is interesting and illuminating
through Christian Science as to th. prmains In tliu few*:* words possible br'.'.J, Comiis-Sola, director of the
to note that Jesus definitely stated
clad song of David: "Bless the Lord, this tintlimtil recognition. Various tuo[. Fa'lirn ubservalury at liurci'lnnn, Spiilii,
that sickness is a mental state or
0 My Soul, and Forget not all His tr>PH weri; plnreii nn eolmt In 1802 om!(IIILI ntlloivlni: tlie uauul practice, will
condition, and ia from Satan, the liar,
Benefits; who forglvelh nil Thine in 1803. Tin' firm oiii-B bearing "In Ood butuiuu iiihiwa tu uMtroiiunjcrd u>
CoinQs-Soht's come 1.
,'
nnd is -not from God, Truth. After
(qtiltics; who healcth all thy disease' We Trust," however, were coluod lu
When fllheuvurod, II was In tbe cuiihealing a woman who hnd been bowBteltnilon of CJIHI, the Wlinle.'.wlilcfi
ed together for eighteen years "BO
cau he rici'ii In Ihe smithi'iistem sty in
v
'%that she could in no wise liffup herThe. finest selection of highly pedigreed 'pu'ppiea
tiie eveiiltii;. h wan mnvlng. to.' thej
Seemed
Something
of
self," Jesus said that Satan had
lull as It is of ilm'twelfth '
in
the south, fro mthe largest Kennel of :PoIice Dogs
Early
Altars
Ablaze
an
Odd
Combination
bound her. Without doubt she ben unoil-ilzi'd telescope U
in the world: every dog fully guaranteed in perfect
flldn't fttiily wnni to .bring tbe nott' rug;ilrod to xva it.
lieved that her bonds had been mateWith Human Sacrifices twoHe cuts
home fniui Colorado, but
health and registered with American Kennei Club.
rial, the muscles of her back, perKeuJ ni in's com ft WUM thti celestial
Throughout Uic ngea men lune iniiilt
haps. 'But Jesus knew better than human siiorlflces n-licnuver Ihey were what JJUUJ in the argument uf a mere visitor uhkh R'turned, nnd wan picked
man against those of a wife, three up the Hume iluy by Dr. (J. Neujialii ul
that; he did'not touch her back, but tinder adversity nnd felt Hint the KOIIJI
children, nnd H nmther-ln-luwi So
his spiritual understanding of the were nltilrst. El. U. Wells pulntd u the family started homo last week the ol)forvainr,v nt Slinelw, [tunsla.
Doctor Keujinlu url^lnully fuund t)il><
graphic
picture
of
n
Bccne
that
mny
omnipotence of God, good, rebuked
with the catH enthroned In H box on. comet on Ki'liritiii.v 2-!, liiKJ, nml ctilcuDIXIE HIGHWAY-DELRAY, FLA.
the false belief that evil and matter liuye occurred I" th dnwn of u ore '.lie buck NL'III of tin- car.
lutcd thHl IIH crlilt wmilil hriiiK It t>at-k
historic tiny nlmui thn vast Rtnnc.nl
arc. real nnd powerful, which belief, tars ou tha Wiltshire iiplnuds nt Stonolie wtiR soiuewtiut ashamed of tlw .every ftvu mid ujiu-hulf jciirn. lu Noaccepted by the woman, had bound lienge, in ICnglnnrJtlie, Druid priests ugly yellow |n-ts anyway, anil bis mtir "vomhur 1(1, I'JL'O, lie pliuitinrnplii.'d a
her
with horribly (mined inuitkg, tltc air tlllrntlon wim complete when he was stmtiKc culi'.-llul utiJuKt, which Is beforced to oik a gumce owner. In tht>
Without doubt the ndvent of Chrls- of festivity iimnitg ihu people who own where they spent the first night, llevoil to linvc lici'ii MB LOIIICI, but as
sullident olHCfviilhms tu iiL'curnlely
tlnn Cclence is the second coming of hare con wonrlnp their very lirat "or wllur space In whk'lt to park bl* duteriiiliiu llx oilili wuie not olilnlnciJ.
kln pinnentn for ihe occasion and
the Christ, foretold by Jesus, not
llila Is not i/ci'tulii.
the lielnlcdB victlmn t'lizlng towimi the
us a person but as "The Spirit of dlstmit smoking altars upon which
"1 suppose," ho snld to the pnrap
Wliun rtdlscnvfi'td mi ihla trip,
Truth." Referring to the promised thr*y nn In die.
man, "i suppose you don't see many Neujinln'H comet WHM lu the tonsidluourluls crnzy euoiigli to he hiking lion of ].uo die Linn, nuiir Hie liuudlti
comforter, Jesus said "he shall teach
As time tveut on, (lie {irai-lke of
nil things, nnd bring all things IIUUIHII micrlflc" ln'cnine murti elab- lommon nlley ciils with them. (In you?" of thu fiiiiillliir "Sickle," vrhlcli inn ho
'Oh,
yes 1 do." replied [be gurnpo uem In iliu UUNILTII Hky fur u few
your remembrance, whatsoever I orate. The reasons iHirt occimliins for
DELRAYARCADE BUILDING
have said unto you." (John 14:10, 17,' buraun sricrllko were codMed. The nun. "They mine In here every daj liuura. liefnre siinrlsR. It In even
vltli nil sorts of pets. Hut." he lidded Taiiiler ihnn (,'uniurt-Solifn uonicl. ua It
20.) This promise nnd prophecy hnvo most clvlllted races decided (hat nil (
? IWest I'alm Hench, Dlfi Comcnu iluildinc; (Telephone 7012)
is nn aftfirthoiiKln. "by Ocnree. you're was uf the rmirtveutb
- j
StunrlOsccoln Uulldinff (Telephone 11,1)
been and are being literally fulfilled entire community might be clennaed ; tlie first fuller I've neen Unit was hit In'
of nn ciildemlc or saved from other
in any by Christian Science.
cota
null
n
mother-in-law
Uoth."Los
calamity by this barbarous mciins.
France May Sell Priion
Angeles Times.
Prciicnt Salvation
of "Man in Iron Mask"
Whereas men have had preached to
Seek Synthetic Rubber
I'nrl*.I'liius ot the French governthem a post-mortem and problematiRattleinake'g
Rings
The Amazon district of Brnzll Is the
cal snlvntlan, Christian Science cornea,
The rings on n ratilegniike do not meiil (tfbetl Iliu (Hlniid of Stf. .Murpnpgreat rubber-producing country of tba
bringing to our remembrance and Joy- world, for more than half of the totul tell exactly the HEP uf the simtce. The rile, where (he "Man lu the Intji
Musk" wna Imprlaonpil for ten yenrs,
fully proclaiming the words of the supply conies from there. Tho feder- lilototfleiil survey siiyn thai the nittleluivo met with much nntiiKOulHrn. Tho
Will buy first mortgages on approved
Master. "The Kingdom of Heaven is ated Malay states, the Congo region, unake ncnulres from two tn four rings report thnt Itrltlah cupltiil was plnnnt Hnnd." When Chrlat Jesus en- Portuguese West Africa, the eaisl D yusir, usuully ihrtic. Under noi-mal nlnt to turn the Ifltnnd Into n moilul
property, one to ten thousands dollars, on
conditions one rhii; la ndded encti IInio
joined his followers to preach the gos- coast of tropical Africa, llnngoon,
the siinke alicdH Im akin. Tlie young Winter resort hua brought protestnPtnnng.
Borneo
am]
Mexico,
the
West
tjons
from
every
part
of
tlie
Hlvlern,
pel, he, in tha same breath, gave n
close in, improved property, quick action.
ruttlcr la provided with n ulngtc hutcommand to heal the sick. The unity 1 Todies 4nnd Central America ure the ton nt hi nil, and within n few daya It Tlie dlnlrlct Is nlrently objecting to
other
rubber-produclng
districts.
the
uuiueroiis
BiibdlvlBlons
financed
Box 1028, Delray, Fla,
of thnt injunction was apparently for- About one-tentli of the tola) yield shedH Its nkln iind coinincuceB TeedlnK
In about two IUOIUIIM It slitilii l u skin hy forelfm cnplta).
gotten, but Christian Science has comofl from the Congo,
The
Island
of
Sto.
SlBrgnprlto,
which
for itm second time nnd then the linn
brought that also to the remembrance
The rapidly Increasing cost of the
Is nhout Tour nillta In drcmufirunce,
of men, and has shown them how it is article has iiroiiHcd experimenters, rlni of the rntlU Is uncororcd or
Very respt. yours
added. This him heen growing under Is Bltuntcd nt the mouth' of Uio Canto be observed and obeyed. It Is note- who Itnve produced guhstamws thnt
the nlil nldn, nnd It.i prossurn wns ap- nes bny. Thn "Mun In the Iron Muilc,"
worthy that Christ Jesus did ot In- have some of the qualities of rubber. pnrent In the swollen npiienrnneo nf iiinile (nnmus by Dumas, wns Inenrdicate that the tBt of Christian dls- It Is not Improbable thnt they mnj (hi! tall at the hiiHfi of the original ceratod In tht'Sto.MarKlierlte fcntiCRs
clplcshfp was whether n man accept- ultlmntely succeed, as the chemists itlrt birtton. The Inn! Mcvun or elcht var- In 1(IS7. Hlntory itlll dlupnten hl.t
ed nnd avowed belief In certain creeds In producing nrllfHnl Indigo, In mnk' tcbrat! fuse together chortly nfter birth Identity. It \$ reportPd thnt the Prenrh
Ing real rublicr by synthesis,
mill form n cnmpoKlte hone Itnown as KOVL-rninept hnn hoeii olTered n
and dogmas or observed any form of
the "Blinker," nnd It Is around Mils mm for ttiL< Ishiiid. but
ritual or so-called religious rites. The
done that each cup or ring of tlie rattle nml flnclPik's ure fighting the
poaed
ftr1.

>\

Protect your homeland

Children

WITHA-

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. . PALISADE KENNELS

[!

R. T. R A I N E S , Accountant in charge

LEWIS & VALENTINE

^ '

Bank and Trust Company

Capital and Surplus $100,000.00

^>
OFFICERS
2. V. PEACOCK, I'refl.
J. J. SCHABINCER, Vlce-Prcs.
A. G. EVANS, Vicc-I'rcH., & Cashier
II. A.McLELLAN, Trust Officer
W. A. HOFMAN, Asst. Cashier

A good way to accumulate wealth is to save a certain

amount from income earned over a given period. Systematic saving is a sure road to success.

DIRECTORS
J. R. CASON ,JR.
A. G. EVANS
O. IIELLAND
A. HOFMAN
VT. N. JOHNSON
Z. V. PEACOCK
J. J. SCHABINGER
F. J, SCHRADER

We pay 4 per cent interest on Savings Accounts and compound it quarterly.

If you do not have an account with this bank, we extend a
cordial invitation to you to become a customer.

E. H. SCOTT

Delray Bank and Trust Company

"We appreciate your business and strive to merit it*'

I-F- =

DELRAY, FLORIDA

JU
THE DELRAY NEWS, FRIDAY, MARCH 4, 1927
MRS. PEARCY HONORED AT
BRIDGE

MRS. DROADNAX HONORED AT

BRIDGE

L".

airs. Lyale W. Johnson entertain- Mrs. Q. P. Wnrfield entertained1'at

ed nt bridge Monday afternoon honor* bridge Tuesday night -Junioring ifra.
inR Mrs. J- M. Brodnax, of New York, Pearcy, of New York, who Is a guest
who is the truest or Mra. F. M. Jolly. nt the home of Mra. B. H. Porter.
Mra. C. H. DigBflns waa awarded high Mrs. Pearcy was presented a gueut
score prize, nnd Mrs. J. A. Zeder, prize, and Mrs. W. V. Bell won ladies
second prixc. Mrs. Brodnax was pre- high score prize, a green quill pen.
senUd a guest prize. La to in the af- Mr. R. H. Porter won the score prize
ternoon refreshments of frozen fruit for the gentlemen. At the close of
naiad wire nerved.
. the (BRIGS a Balad course was servThe list of Ruesta included Mrs. J. ed by the hoateBB.
A. Zcder, Mrs. C. II. Dlggnns, Mrs. J. The cuests were Mr. and Mrs. R,
R. Cason. Jr., Mrs. P. M. Jolly, Mrs. H. Porter, Mrs. Pearcy, Mrs. Edna
Iluster, Mrs. Routwiclc, .Mrs. Dewey Copcland, Mr. and Sirs. A. E. Cason,
Morris, Mrs. E. D. Blnekwell, Mra. [Mr. and Mrs.-J. C. Keen, Mr. and
Frank WUlinmX Mrs. A.- D. Burke, Mrs. W. V. pell. Mr. and Mra. L. W.
, Mrs. W. Perry, Mrs. \V. N. Johnson. Currier, Miss MntUc Dally, Misa Mary
Mrs. T, T. Noble, Miss Mary Lupton, Gracey, Mr, nnd Mrs. John Wood and
Mrs. J. H. Atkins, Mrs. Hayncs, and Mrs. Eva Allen.
the honoree, Mra. J. M. Brodnax.
MR. AND MRS. KEEN ENTERTAIN
THIMBLE CLUB ENTERTAINED
Mrs. F. C. Fisher and Mrs. T. M.
Macon entertained the Thimble Club
at the home of Mrs. T. A. Rnwls laat
' Fridny afternoon. At the close of n
pleastint nodal afternoon refreshmcnU of hot chocolate and sandwiches were served.
The next meeting of the club will
be nt the home of Mra. A. E. Cnson
on Fridny, March 11.
Tlioae present were Mrs. T. A.
Itowls, Mra. W. F. Williams, Mra. J."
G. Johnson, Mrs. Ha lid Zcder, Mrs.
Arthur Barton, Mrs. W. 0. Jclks, Mra.
A. E. Cnson, Mrs. J. C, Keen, Mrs. C.
A. Reed, Mrs. Virginia Floddlng, Mrs.
C. N. Johnson, Mrs, J. M. Spencer,
Mrs. A. G. Evnns. Mra. L. F. Randon, Mrs. R. H. Porter, Mrs. C. E.
Rice and Mrs. Amanda Sypert.

Mr. and Mra. J. C. Keen entertained at bridge Saturday n|ght nt their

home. Mrs. LaDue, of Detroit, Mich.,
wns awarded Iadle3 high score prize
and Mr. J. A. Zeder won the men's
prize.
Late in the evening refreshments of
strawberry short cake and cof fee were
served the following guests:
Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Blackwell, Mr.
and Mrs, Frank Wllljoma, of Brandon, Vt., Mr. and Mrs. Vunce Peacock, Dr. and Mra. J. R. Canon. Jr., Mr.
and Mrs. J. A. Zedcr, Dr. and Mrs,
J. H. Hcddon, Mr. and Mrs. W. N.
Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Tarkleton, Mr, and Mrs. J. M, Stevens,
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Alles, Mrs. Carrl eThompBon and Mrs, LaDue.

CLEWISTON OFFICE IN HALL

BUILDING
Mr. R. B, Hitt, Clowiaton representative in Defray, has moved his office
Trom the Arcado into the Hall building on the comer of the Dixie highway and Atlantic avenue.
Here there will be on display pielures of the section, which Is famous
' for its wonderful farming land, and
information concerning the busses
running between Delrny and Clewiston may be secured here.

NOTHING DOING!
Correnpundent tclli or i certain
business man who advertised far ti
stenographer und was tnundnted wllh
appllrunta of nil ages. So nuracnuiH
were they ttmt lie told the office bnj
not in. admit any more, fill only after wnrd nn HBpreBslve fcmiile arrived
and. [mulling her wny through the others, nuked to Bee the chief.
"You can't." replied the boy.
"Hut Tin his wife." aim nroiested
"Nnt tnilay, mndnm." he tnsworcd

Rainbow's End Nursery

FRUITS AND FLOWERS
PLANTS AND SHRUBS

C. 0. Miller, Prop.

Boynton, Fla.

PROTECTION
When tmcs arc a little tight that is the time you need protection most
A little life insurance on the weekly p Inn affords you such protection. The

TEACHER SOUGHT
FOR FAR NORTH
.Government
pe^So
iii Volunteer.

CONVINCING PROOF -

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Seattle. WnalnAny school teacher

who thinks life tuu'essy. r u'lm desires to go wurlil-cuuiiuvriuu. is invlteil lo luckle the curtb's
teaching Job.
The invitation Is extended > .1. H.
Wugner, chief of tho Almku dlvlnlon
of the Uotted States bureau of education here. And what'n more tic expects the Invltutlou to be accepted.
Here'u the layout:'.
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lghty-eliriil tulles nortliijreip''
of
1
Kome, la Herlng-Mn, la-KlDi:' h3liDil:'
Kin* Islam) Is four Dillea urounrt and
iti tide* to utraltot up and down. Iso
white men Kve there, because tltofe
who have tried II liivurlnbly fell off.
On King Island live 113 native*,' 33
children helm Included. They're all
full-blooded Eskimos, lu winter* they
catch sea lions and walrus.
In lummer the entire 112 xouli deert Ibe liliml In akjn mnalakn, paddle
to Nome, sell Ivory and furs, buy kernsene, augur, coffee, tea and flour, then
back to Klnp laland for the winter.
At the top of the Island If a smnll
flat spot, say natives. No white man
lug seen It.
Next aprlni there li to bo i school
built on top the Island. Tho teacher
will build It.
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First'he'll go to Fort Dovla and.get.
lumber and IIHIIB. Theti to Old Slnlock
for other materials. Then he will return to the lelnnd and climb the rock.
If he or she stays on, which seems
doubtful, the lumber will jro up to the
smooth place and the school top the
lonely rock.
After that the tencher mutt corrnt
the 83 youngsters and begin n white
man's education, provided It Isn't summer,
Hero volunteers, here Is a chance.

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Gala Costume* Will

Brighten Swiss Alp*

London.KH'ltzerliind will resunhie

a ruliilmw when the Gngllsir crowds
arrive with all tbitlr new spnrts clothto sixty years old. A card to P. 0. Itox 273, Delrny, will bring a repre- ins.
Skiing, skating and tobtiKunninR
suits uro hrlpliter thnn ever. I'lrciiilllsentative to explain the plan.
ly, Oirnnl and Dnml Rtrcets nrc tilhiine
with wltidowa shnwliig the latest modH ^
el a for those whn will have their wintt-r liolldny* at Dnvos, Vlllnrs nnd
other BDDw-dnil rowirls In the Alps,
Most or the outfits for nmnpn are
knitted knlrkcrboi'ki'rn unil swcnicrs
In every linntflmilile vnrlctj- nf hrlulit
colors. Indlim tilinilict crrui'lB nnd
Egyptian inlluwice ure CIISL-LTIIIIIIO In
umny of the sull.i, wlili-ii Invurhitily
I have taken over the manngement
have cups to ninicli tlmin. Suit? with
of the Ristn hotel from March 1, 1027.
sliorl Bklrta lire offered I" IIIBS hrlllimit colors fur the mare uednle
The npurtments nnd rooms will be
women.
thoroughly renovated nnd put In
Baby Not Baggage
slmpe for first-dims Hi'cornmoclations.
Wlchltii. Knnw.A hnli.v IK not bnRTransient nnd permanent patronage
, Boge. JiHlKe Crover PJcrj I ruled In
solicited. Centrally located on innin
the DlKlrk't court lii're. He B'^IIL-II a
writ iillnwlng Mm Vlvimi Kmllt-y to
street.
recover her mil. wlin hntl been held lu
terms are easy. Tho plan interesting. We insure white people from one

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MIDMER-L0SH

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Incorporated ' '

Cut

Pipe Organs
MERRICK, LONG ISLAND, NEW YORK
Delray, Florida,
Feb. 14, 1927.
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Mr. Lyale W. Johnaon, President,

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Delray Motor Company,
Dear Sir:
I have now tried four seta of tires on my Lincoln Sedan and am replacing ngaln with MICHELIN
tires for th ereason that they gave far better mileage and aeemed to have better riding quallUea
than other shoos I have used.

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I had exceptionally good fortune with two of my MICHELIN tires which were taken off the front j
wheels after twetny-two thousand (22,000) miles, without a pnncturo or deflation.
i
.It looks aa though I nm permanently sold on-MICHELIN tires'and I Idok forward with great" |
satisfaction to the nil around replacement with MICHELINS which you are now mnklng for me. H
Yours very truly
(Signed) C. S. LOSH.

CSL-E.

aSXimillMi'SK

You would naturally expect to find them higher priced than other standard tires while as a matter of fact, they not only COST LESS, but in the
long run, or ultimate most, they are a great deal cheaper than any other
tire.
. Authorized Sales and Service

MICHELIN tires and ring shaped tubes

DELRAY MOTOR CO.

Incorporated

Phone 23

Atlantic at N. E 2nd Ave.

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ANNUAL STOCK-

SALE
THURSDAY,
io Days of Fast Selling
A complete stock for men and boys.

Eskimos Grow Wise;

Learn Value of Skins

Owner and Mgr.

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CANDY

TO BE SOLD THIS WEEK

Cherries
"Wrapped Cream Caramels
Assorted Hard Candy in tins _
Assorted Stick Candy in jare
Assorted Family Chocolate, 2 1-2 lbs for

Phoenix Hosiery for women.

C. E. BRITTON

Just Received 500 pounds

Guaranteed Pure Fresh

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FORMERLY R. MIDMER & SON, Inc.

I ESTABLISHED 1860

NOTICE

defnult nf II lionrd bill.

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Michelin Superiority

Radio to Aid Study of

Sun, Scientist States
Philadelphia.A knowledge of the
structure and activity of the'suiV mny
be olitulned In HIP next '2!i years by
a study of ihe ntntlc nnd hiding of
radio, In the opinion of Dr. Michael I
Pupln. profcflRor of electrninaimetlcs
nt Columbia university, nnd rullrlnp
president of the Amcrk'iin Association
for the- Advancement of Science.
Addressing the imsnclntInn's nnnunl
convention. Doctor Pupln Bald he regarded static nnd fading earth cur
rontfi In KUhmnrlap cnhieri ns meKEngefl
of solar activity which ihe inluil of
man could 'nol iippri'clnte. but which
the coining 2fi ycurs of progress wnultl
pni1nil>l,v derlpher.
Dm'lnr I'upln also said he felt thnt
within n few jpnrn Hie Amerlcnn
mplhml fnr Inng-diRliint'e iclephiining
would be diiplti'fltril nn thp rimtlnpui
nf Kuro|M'. nnd I'ml itirmiRli the In
crcnunl rnclllMes wmild pr<nwd the
hunmn IntcrrHntlKiiHlilp wlilrli ffmrern
penrpful emntlon."
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Pnpnrs nn nniet every ndpn title suh
Ject were dlRi'iissed in wpctlomil mectincn Blare tliun 4.00(1 scientists attended.

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49c lb
45c lb
__ 59e lb g j
- We lar |
51.00 t

Also Fresh Shipment "Hollingsirorth" Candy Gram Candy. Don't forforget only at the

RED CROSS PHACMACY

Sennit1, Wusli.Gone nre tin

. ii::ys n'hen while nifn coulil
tnidu u Blasfi rulllnt; |iln '*'
RsUlmo wotimn fur a IniU dumii
white fox fiirn. Torlny thrue
fas, furs pi|uiil "ne nidl; sl\
(Mrvcd Ivory crltihupe 1.bunrds.
unil OIIL- st'rt'ln^ miicMnt .
On tin- Kcliooner Koser, willed
arrived from the Fur North rewntly, wiisucarjjo of cluiractLTIstic Ivsltlinu pruducU Rat
hy HIP touchers or Korcrnment
KtltimU fur sale IRTL1, the funds
dt.-rlM.-d to [iurchu.se ut'tds iiud
comforts for the lioniea of the
Northland natives.
The offerings for snle Include
l.JiOO nminds of |H>llsh(>il walrus
Ivory. .170 pounds of walrus
teeth, noo wnlrus tusl:Bt 'IO'I
choice leopurd sunlsklui, Ivory
ciirvlriss of gifts iiud useful articles. Tilt furs Include sliver.
M.IP, white, cross nud rt-d fox.
ermine, mink, tyiix, wolf, beur
and wniwtne.

Everything reduced way down.

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This is your opportunity for real

savings.

The T
Masonic Building

ery

Delray, Florida