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01 ISilh (BIB NAIL BANKTHE OCALA NATIO824 W. J. Miller, Ocala.109 David E. Swindell, Ocala.155 G. A. Taylor, Dunnellon.284 W. A. Stevens, Fort McCoy.138 H. A. Vann, Dunnellon.807 Haze Williams, Morriston.930 Willie Grace, Reddick.185 Frank Morew, Dunnellon.398 William Needham, Ocala.265 H. W. Grisette, Fort McCoy.285 H. J. Turner, Burbank.

SELECTED MEN OCALA, FLORIDA

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Mr Tfnhprt TenEvck.who has been in training at one of thenaval camps, says he is going aboarda ship in a day or so and will go rightto sea after the Teutons.

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and service.By its policy it has niade many friends and we invite you to become one

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Mrs. B. Goldman and son Leon arevisiting friends in Savannah.

Miss Martha Kate Rentz of Ocalawill arrive today to be the guest ofMrs. Mason at her home on the Boule--

ird. Tampa Times.

Miss Mary Connor, after a briefvisit to friends here, returned toGainesville this afternoon. Miss Connor has a large music class in the university city.

Mrs. Minnie A. Bostick returnedfrom a visit to friends at Bushnellyesterday, and expects to leave forthe northwest, to visit her son Leslie,with his regiment at Cheyenne.

Mr. Paul D. Emerson, a fine-looki- ng

young member of Company G, ofTampa, has been in town on a visitto his sister, Mrs. Mabry Sumner.

1 G. B. McAllister, Citra187 Jacob Montgomery, Dunnellon.

52 John .Mitchell, Reddick.105 D. A. Boone, Anthony.650 A. P. Finley, Kendrick.

1420 Wayne A. TenEyck, Ocala.1553 T.J J. Anderson, Summerfield.

836 Dozier Greer, Morriston.36 Frank Long, Citra.

1387 William Locke, Ocala.1491 Walter Holley, Ocala.

985 Fred Edwards, Morriston.352 W. C. Henderson, Lynne.920 Castle Johnson, Reddick.456 Willie Archie, Gaiter.806 Jack Williams, Morriston.

1176 James Adams, Ocala.1717 Clarence Williams, Sparr.416 Herbert Kinsler, Martin. ,

617 J. L. Wiley, Anthony.526 Obie Howard, Flemington.609 W. A. Snook, Weirsdale.613 E. B. Lytle, Stanton.316 Marion Holley, Conner.274 Joe Lewis, Burbank.

1837 Nathaniel Daniels, Ocala.948 James S. Rexwnikle, Candler.968 Earnest Williams, Lake Weir.

1719 Harry Harris, Sparr.1353 Arthur J. Glass, Ocala.18210. L. Gaskins, Ocala.

546 W. E. Christian, Mcintosh.1154 Ima Ura Forbes, Ocala.

766 Tom Adams, Martin.1072 Jesse G. Meadows, Ocala.

511 Willie Perry, Flemington.205 C. T. Johnson, Dunnellon.

1576 Laurence Calvin, Micanopy.913 Simpson McCoy, Reddick.342 W. A. Moorman, Conner.860 B. C. Blitch, Ocala.934 Callie R. Evans, Reddick.460 W. H. Anderson Jr., Oak Vale427 Timothy Williams, Martin.666 James Edwards, Kendrick.241 Ed Brooks, Dunnellon.

40 Henry Clemmons, Citra.1527 Sam Pearson, Summerfield.1692 Alonzo F. Parry, Sparr.572 Herbert Martin, Orange Lake.100 B. H. Forbes, Anthony.

1076 Robert E. Clarkson, Ocala.1138 Theodore Stier, Ocala.

157 James Strawder, Dunnellon.236 Andrew Burns, Dunnellon.

1745 Ernest James, Sparr.1309 George Boroff, Ocala.1168 Eric John Collier, Ocala. ' -214 Charlie Hayward, Dunnellon.629 G. W. Stark, S. Lake Weir.647 E. C. Boone, Zuber.864 Oscar Zeigler, Lowell.

1492 Lewis K. Braddock, Ocala.29 Richard Floyd, Citra.

1830 J. T. Bellamy, Ocala.918 Sam Howard, Reddick.

1530 L. Griffin, Jr., Summerfield.533 Joe Drummer, Williston.

1159 Carl Lamar Sewell, Ocala.1529 Nobles Shelvon, Summerfield.Io70 Lorenzo Johnson Ocala.1397 Harrfc Johnson, Ocala.

114 H. D. Souter, Anthony.151 C. A. "Vause, Juliette.

1336 Gibbs Crompton, Ocala.1487 Edward Akins, Ocala.1359 Sam Jones, Ocala.

61 W. S. Baskin, Anthony.1834 Wilie Crim, Ocala.503 Harrison Taylor, Flemington.618 L. J. Sigmon, Weirsdale.

1684 Acey Marcum, Fairfield.1829 G. M. Sellers, Ocala.1463 M. R. Williams, Ocala. .

686 J. R. Peterson, Martel.1505 Robert Hampton, Ocala.

209 Douglass Hollins, Ormond.1110 Brown Kilpatrick, Ocala.,777 Elzie Gilyard, Ocala.

. 12 pounds of SUGAR 1, with onedollar purchase of other groceries forcash, Saturday and Monday only.Smith Grocery Co. Phone 434. . 3t

"A SPLENDID TONIG "

Says Hixscrj LacSy Who, On Doc-

tor's Advice, Took Cardoi ;And Is Now Well.

Hlxson, Tenn. "About 10 years agoI was..." says Mrs.-J- . B. Gadd, ofthis. place. "I suffered with a pain Inmy left side, could not sleep at nightwith this pain, always in the leftside...

My doctor told me to use CarduL Itook one bottle, which, helped me andafter my baby came, . I was strongerand better, but the pain was stillthere.

I at first let it go, but began to gatweak and in a "

nm-So- n condition,so 1 decided to try some raore Card-ai- ,

which I did.This last Cardui which I toolr m&uc

me much belter, In fact, cured rao. Ithas been a number cf rears, still 1

have ro return of this trculle.J feel it was Car-i- i tht col me,

ihd I recommPTjd it s c. rs:-:i- fe-

male tonic."Don't allow yourself to become

weak and run-dov- n from womanlytroubles. Take Cardui. It eliould sure-ly help you, as it L?3 60 many thou-sands of other women in the past 40years. Headache, backache, sideache,nervousness, sleeplessness, tired-ou- tfeeling, are all signs of womanly trou-ble. Other women get relief by takingCardui. Why not yoa? All druggists.

NC-13-2

Mclver IVIacKayUNDFRTlKERSand Fl!8ABI8S

PHONES 47, 104, 305

OCALA, FLORIDA

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1517 Jim Ball, Summerfield.1851 Richard Mosby, Ocala.1628 Joe Rowe, Fairfield.707 Gilfus Collins, Martel.

1425 George C. Woods, Ocala.1002 Harper Gray Akins, Ocala.1151 Carlos Spence, Ocala.1101 Lawrence L. Smith, Ocala.

368 Allen Brown, Ocklawaha.974 Marion I. Dean, Morriston.

1668 Clarence Evans, Irvine.320 J. E. Dudley, Lacota.Q7a FJiaa H. Svlvester. Candler.926 Ezekill Hart, Reddick.

1010 L. W. Goodyear, Ocala.1S57 Cleveland Singleton, Ocala.

919 Andrew Jackson, Reddick.656 W. E. Simmons, Kendrick.

1339 Thomas L. Fort, Ocala.814 E. W. Shim. Blitchton.

1070 Lawriston t. Izlar, Jr., Ocala--.

1175 Ireral Vernon, Ocala.738 Charlie Perry. Martel.

1167 Oscar A. Jennings, Ocala.1097 John Reddish, Sparr.1191 Henry Ross Turner, Ocala.1234 Larrie Winston Yonge, Ocala.1781 Eddie Jones, Belleview.1360 George Jackson, Ocala.

848 Joe Davis, Morriston.1118 Hugh Arthur Davies, Ocala.

121 C. V. Swam, Anthony.221 Max Feinberg, Dunnellon.

1139 William E. Adams, Ocala.1214 Jesse Williams, Ocala.

386 H. T. Marsh, Electra.212 Eddie Henderson, Dunnellon.

49 Tom Young, Citra.8 W. M. Knight, Citra.

1701 Benjamin Ferrell, Sparr.1160 William Edwin Pound, Ocala.1192 John Thomas, Ocala.1660 Dasseco Barber, Fairfield.305 Ardis Chapman, Live Oak.

1043 Leslie S. Anderson, Ocala.557 W. E. Grubbs, Mcintosh.

1652 L. S. Reichelderfer, Fairfield.1433 Charlie Williams, Ocala.1640 Will Wright, Irvine.1798 John F. Hames, Belleview..622 J. C. Stanley, Weirsdale.1464 C. E. Connor, Jr., Ocala.1257 Harmon LufFman, Ocala.1077 Albert Shaw, Ocala.

781 Willie Graham, Ocala. "1415 Forbes B. Wood, Ocala.1035 William M. Martin, Ocala.1634 Lawrence R. Mack, Fairfield.958 Hugh D. Knight, Wiersdale.323 Elliot Hutson, Lynne.

1343 Johny Green, Ocala.1439 Junior Baldwin, Ocala.1804 Winters B. Hames, Belleview.857 Landis Blitch, Ocala.

1554 Guy P. Anderson, Summerfield1401 J. A. Butterneld, Ocala.1303 George Guy, Ocala.963 Raymond Marshall, Candler.438 Mitchell Hart, Orange Springs878 B. B. Fish, Reddick.

1059 James Dixon, Ocala.441 James Miller, Orange Springs.880 John F. Dupree, Reddick.

1776 Archie Jenkins, Jr., Santos.357 J. L. Thomas, Lacota.

23 Henry . Jackson, Citra.1173 Harvey Mckay, Ocala.18810. O. Proctor, Summerfield.1108 Anderson Burney, Ocala.

492 J.F. Bronson, Williston.1201 Harley A. Reynolds, Ocala.

565 Obie Kenedy, Orange Lake.800 Carl Williams, Blitchton.

1747 Samuel James, Sparr.1447 Charles R. Tydings, Ocala.1049 Clifford R. Peabody, Ocala.

715 Jeff Jacobs, Martel.961 Horace McLean, Ocklawaha.539 James Ben, Orange Lake.

1596 Clint Freeman, Romeo.562 Claud Jackson, Orange Lake.

1407 Julius Jones, Ocala.501 Edrick Frazier, Flemington.102 H. C. Gailey, Oak. ,

1411 O. A. Childress, Ocala.875 S. W. McAuley, Reddick.

1780 Leon Damon, Santos.714 Jake Jacobs, York.

1528 Joe H. Elkins, Summerfield.86 Jessie Davis, Oak.

1024 Henry W. Straiger Ocala.1291 Louis O. Keeffe, Ocala.

87IA-L.-- M. Redding, Reddick.1341 Eugene W. Pender, Ocala. ,

1556 Ira M. Hector, Summerfield.1606 J. A. Markham, Romeo.1520 Elisha Nelson, Summerfield.1690 Will Brooks, Fairfield.1156 Charlie Brady, Ocala.1393 A. L. Lucas, Ocala.1593 Heming Cromety, Romeo.1850 Hubert Mickel, Ocala.

555-- J. F. Gist, Mcintosh.978 Douglass Louis, York.

1260 Benjamin Washington, Ocala.506 Ernest Evans, Flemington.

1588 Ed. Berry, Romeo.1591 Hosie Osteen, Romeo.1686 W. J. Marcum, Fairfield.1391 T. J. Bryan, Ocala.1272 M. S. Sawaya, Ocala.1525 Charley Pearson, Summerfield.877 Clyde j: Fridy, Rededick.435 W. M. Cassels, Bay Lake.681 Charlie Kinsler, Kendrick.713 Nathaniel Holmes, Martel.

1478 Lonnie White, Ocala.935 Clifford Evans, Reddick.

1121 George W. Denny, Ocala.1150 T. D. Lancaster, Jr., Ocala.

450 A. Wright, Orange Springs.1390 James Vreen, Ocala.

113 C. C. Lamb, Anthony.1658 William Washington, Fairfield.1472 R. V. Vandervort, Ocala.725 W. W. Lollie, Martel.

1004 Remner G. Lanier, Ocala.156 F. D. Taylor, Dunnellon.,

1034 Edward Haywood, Ocala.808 David Waters, Morriston. --

1604 L. F. Morgan, Romeo.1571 Jessie English, Micanopy.780 Solomon Graham, Ocala.

1183 Frederick R. Hocker, Ocala.267 Jinkins Higdon, Welborn.

1550 James Mullens, Summerfield.5671. T. Keep, Boardman.

1218 Milton Miler, Montague.421 Ashbury Thompson, Martin.

1700 James Howell, Sparr.940 Wesley Brown, Reddick.

1232 John Steplight. "1254 L. McC. Weathersbee, Ocala.169 Oliver Riley, Dunnellon.436 G. C. Harper, Orange Springs.

1477 Ed. Miller, Ocala.396 George Pondexter, Electra.

1633 William Ryan, Fairfield.989 A. J. Menchan, Jr., Morriston.

1702 James Graham, Sparr.270 H. A. Hornan, Burbank.

1107 Samuel A. Moses, Ocala.1270 Wiliam Lumpkin, Ocala.

862 Frank Adams, Morriston.1638 Herbert Dawson, Fairfield.1406 D. B. Mayo, Ocala.

DUVAL HOTELJACKSONVILLE

Opposite postoffice, hot and v coldwater; elevator; telephones; ratesrooms without bath, $1; two per-sons sane room, $1.50; with bath$1.50, and two persons same room$2. W. S. JONES, Mgr.

1720 Isaac Williams, Jr., Sparr.1785 Leonard Coleman, Santos.1313 John Spraggm, Ocala.1602 G. Wr. Berian, Romeo.1119 Horace Mickins, Ocala.1864 George Ward, Ocala.1051 Jas. Ellis Brigance, Ocala.

60 Jack or John Bryant, Anthony.734 Henry Murray, Martel.303 A. Richardson Jr., Jacksonville.563 Sam Jackson, Orange Lake.

1435 G. P. Boutwell, Ocala.1163 James Duffie, Jr., Ocala.

146 J. E. White, Dunnellon.283 S. E. Simon, Fort McCoy.843 L. S. Ezelle, Morriston.

1050 Whit. McRory Palmer, Ocala.1376 Jett Hays, Ocala.1379 Ralph D. Rackard, Ocala.1008 Lawrence Felder, Ocala -

229 L. D. Conway, Dunnellon.299 Julius Sumpter, Columbia City

1075 Willie Eugene Melson, Ocala.1189 Samuel P. Anthony, Ocala.

750 W. W. Staggers, Martel.58 J. W. Grant, Tampa.

1449 Abraham Collins, Ocala.1654 Orion . M. Barnes, Irvine.

150 Andrew Waren, Rockwell- -19 William George, Citra.

400 Samuel Smith, Jacksonville.1547 C. C. Overmier, Summerfield.1875 J. H. Lucius, Summerfield.1320 Dr. L. R. Hampton, Ocala.1849 King Lecom, Santos1871 Lloyd Dowd, Summerfield.1735 Charles F. Hooker, Sparr.

115 G. L. Lamb, Anthony.832 Freddie Jasper, Williston.

1180 Luther Brown, Ocala.206 John Jennings, Juliette.

1865 London Ward, Ocala. j228 Isaac Cowers Jr., Inglis. .

1489 Mose Hayward, Ocala.136 Tommy Ambrose, Anthony.872 Woutson Mulkey, Reddick.328 Jim Bingle, Lynne.965 Johnson Slater, Moss Bluff.

96 Luther Davis, Anthony.1519 W. B. Perry, Summerfield.896 Whitman Waters, Reddick.

1098 Thomas S. Clayton, Ocala.624 Paul Edward Clark, Weirsdale.544 John Caison, Mcintosh.747 J. P. Sloan, Martel.

1883 Solomon Sholer, Summerfield.1269 Homer L. Chappleman, Ocala.1258 Kirby G. Kobia, Ocala.929 Tom Weathers, Reddick.

1508 Llewellyn A. Snow, Ocala.1194 David J. Jackson, Ocala.1667 Peter Kingcade, Lowell.1199 Francis E. Harris, Jr., Ocala.1619 Charles G. Miller, Fairfield.1794 Seaphus Hope, Belleview.

91 R. VA. Manning, Anthony.838 O. F. Godwin, Morriston.635 W. M. Jones, Weirsdale.

1416 Thomas Anderson,- - Ocala.861 George Bennett, Morriston.

712 Paul Hamilton, Martel.17 Jesse James, Citra.

802 Alex Wright, Ocala.1255 Junis T. Jennings, Ocala.691 Sarnie Thompson, Keiylrick.378 William Halford, Electra.

1085 Thomas Kyle, Ocala.237 Sam Bryant, Rockwell.422 Alex Ward, Martin.619 J. M. Young, Ocala.

1058 Johnnie Lawton, Ocala.344 J. H. Early, Warwick.

1766 E. A. Davenport, Belleview.824 James Morgan, Morriston.442 A. E. Petrie, , Bay Lake.

1213 Loring R. Bracken," Ocala.1799 Benjamin F. Hall, Belleview.202 B. H. King, Dunnellon.164 Henry Savage, Rockwell.268 W. B. Hitchcock, Burbank.272 C. D. Jordan, Pine.

1198 Joseph Hall, Ocala.1248 James Crompton, Ocala.1174 Assad Katipa, Ocala.964 Sam Scriven, Ocklawaha.866 K. B. Thomas, Reddick. V593 James Willis, Boardman.

; 407 R. P. Bagley, Martin.262 Talmadge Baldwin, Burbank.886 Lonnie B." Brock, Lowell.

1820 J. F. Gaskins, Ocala.1561 R. E. Jackson, Summerfield.1772 Henry Williams, Belleview.1373 Chestine Sanders, Ocala.1465 Oscar Donaldson, Ocala.883 Glover Denham, Reddick.

1161 Charlie Vernon, Ocala.'1861 Sherman Taylor, Jr., Ocala.769 Arthur Brooks, Ocala.

1152 Samuel Small, Ocala.776 Van Gaines, Ocala.

1380 Dock Pore, Ocala.1293 Rupert E. Wilson, Ocala.

566 H. O. Keep, Boardman.581 Alfred Snoddy, Mcintosh.311 Jim Nichols, Citra.

1227 Charles W. Moremen, Ocala.124 J. N. Hill, Anthony.484 C. M. Matthews, Williston.895 Mose Waters, Reddick.744 James Russell, York. --

979 Edman P. Jackson, Romeo.582 Warren Snoddy, Boardman.

1409 Johnnie Chambers, Ocala.1876 William Lucius, Summerfield.1740 Grover H. Grantham, Sparr.

829 Joe McBurney, Morriston.240 John Brooks, Dunnellon.

1028 Marion Goodman, Ocala.499 Freddie Matthews, Flemington.

1011 Shedrick Maynor, Ocala.590 W. W. Waters, Micanopy. --

1105 John Madison Jackson, Ocala.444 Melton Sims, Orange Springs.636 Will Bryant, Weirsdale.

1877 J. W. Nichols, Summerfield.735 W. N. Nelson, Martel.

1863 Barnes Ulmer, Ocala.634 Zary Moody, Weirsdale.

1879-- John E. Proctor, Summerfield.1504 Van D. Westley, Ocala.326 R. J. McDonald, Conner.

1575 Eugene Ellis, Micanopy.1453 Simon Fletcher, Ocala.447 D. R. Waldron, Bay Lake.

1728 Charles Ellis, Sparr.76 O. C. Radford, Oak.

1319 Will Stokes, Ocala.1592 Manuel Osteen, Romeo.

672 Elder Holmes, Kendrick.1363 Willie Bird, Ocala.949 Albert L. Strickland, Candler.

1350 Tarnis Davis, Ocala.1823 Oscar L. Johns, Ocala.

393 L. H. Morrison, Moss Bluff.993 Ottis M. Hill, Ocala.

1306 Abe Lawson, Ocala.1513 L. M. Franklin, Ocala.1048 James Maxey Ponder, Ocala.1065 Phil Robinson, Ocala.

851 jW. H. Crumley, Morriston.1181 Charlie Jackson, Ocala.1545 M. E. Wilson, Summerfield.1490 B. H. Townsend, Ocala.1811 Walter German, Santos.1413 Henry Vereene, Silver Springs.1767 Fred T. Brown, Belleview.

158 Marble Stone, Dunneellon.778 Bell Graham, Ocala.

PHONE 117Dr. A. R. Blott

VeterinarianTOMPKINS STABLE

Ocala, v Florida

Pharmacy. Phone 284. 15-- tf

12 pounds of SUGAR $1, with onedollar purchase of other groceries forcash, Saturday and Monday only.Smith Grocery Co. Phone 434. 3t j

i

Captain Edward Drake the best-post- ed

man in town on the subject,helped the Star in compilation of thedraft list this afternoon, else wemight not have pulled thru. It was abig job and very hard for our smallforce to handle. -

The largest line of bathing caps inthe city all shades, shapes and col-

ors. Th3 Court Pharmacy. 15-- tf

Mr. George Gee, the cheerful littlerestaurateur, has returned from Jacksonville and has taken his old placewith the Ocala House lunch rooms.He has resurrected his bright dailybulletin, which he now calls the Marion County Trumpet.

W. K. Lane, ai. Li., Physician andSurgeon, specialist Eye, Ear, Nose andThroat. Law Library Building, Ocala,Florida. U

Two of the girls, new arrivals atthe industrial school, ran away lastnight. One, Rochelle Smith, was over-

taken by Officer Grubbs at the Sea-

board station, and was taken back tothe school. The other, AmandaRhyme, from Jacksonville, hasn't beenrecaptured, but likely will be. Thegirls have been doing very well lately.Even the two "incorrigibles" have improved. There is a great dispositionin the city to. encourage 'the girls inall their efforts toward improvement.

Ladies' Home Journal for August,it THE BOOK SHOP. 3t

Let me sell you your feed crusher.W. J. McGehee, distributor. tf

Large cans Wesson's Cooking Oil50c each:-sma- ll cans 35c each, atWhittington's Grocery. Phone 97. 3t

I have anything in the electricaline. Ask about them. W. J. McGehee,distributor. , tf

New Victor Records at THE BOOK"

SHOP. 3t

Leather cases for registrationcards at THE BOOK SHOP. 3t

"Highland Linen at The Book Shop

M

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' Has become the slogan notonly on the highways oftravel, but also in all linesof industry. There's nosuch thing as safety ifyour valuable property isnot covered by

I FiRE INSURANCEWe represent- - a number ofthe most reliable companies

in existence, and our facil-

ities are not surpassed inFlorida.

D. W. DAVIS) AgencyI HOLDER BLOCK

OCALA :- -: FLA.

OoMo GROCERYTEAPOT

SAUSAGE and SMOKED MEAT

Salomi-Germa- n if you Like.

Cerevelat Sausage

Farmer Sausage

Sweast Style Metwurst

Mortadella

Lunch Loaf

Boiled Ham

Sliced Breakfast Bacon

Chipped Dried Beef

PHONES 16 174

Get my price on a Fairbanks-Mors- e

corn sheller. W. J. McGehee, dis-

tributor, tf

Militalic Mirrors to fit soldiers'comfort kits and pockets. At THEBOOK SHOP. 3t

The largest line of bathing caps inthe city all shades, shapes and col-

ors. The Court Pharmacy. 15--tf

We, have two Ford cars for sale.Bargains. The Maxwell Agency,Ocala, Fla. -4t

Let me quote you on a pumpingoutfit. ' W. J. McGehee, distributor, tf

MOSS BLUFF

Moss Bluff, July 19. Miss SelmaMcKinney and Miss Sallie Morrisonwere visitors of Miss. Jettie TaylorSunday.

-- Miss Bernice Martin spent Sundaywith her cousin, Miss Hoyt Martin.

Mr. Gash Martin and family werevisitors of Mr. and Mrs. H. P. GriggsSunday.

Rev. Colson failed to fill his ap-pointment last Sunday. He didn'tsend word and there was a largecrowd out to to hear him and theywere much disappointed.

Mr. Lester Taylor and Miss AlmaFort spent Sunday with friends atMuclan Farm.

Mr. Snowden and family of Lakecounty were visitors of Mr. and Mrs.A. W. Fort Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Tom Griggs spent.Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. OliverFort.

Messrs. George Griggs, EmmettGriggs, Sam Griggs and Lytle Griggsof Tangerine spent Sunday with Mr.D. J. Fort and brothers.

Farmers here have begun pullingfodder. They are having splendidweather for the hot job.

Mrs. Moorhead of Ocala eame downto Mrs. John Martin's last Friday eve-in- g

intending to try and see all herclub girls, but failed to see but a few.She said she was going to try andconYe back again and give us a demon-strati- o

in canning.

IRVINE .

Irvine, July 18. Mr. E. L. Wart-man- n

of Citra was the guest of Mr.and Mrs. L. K. Edwards Tuesday andWednesday.

Mr. L. K. Edwards and MissesRubye Edwards, Inez, Pauline andFlorence Collins motored to vCitraWednesday afternoon.

Messrs. Don and Ben Mixon ofFlemington were business callersWednesday.

Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Mathews, Mrs.J. C. Mathews and Mrs. Elbert Millsof Flemington were Wednesday call-ers.

Mrs. J. L. Davis, Mrs. Arch Mclverof Ocala and Misses Pauline Collinsand Mamie Fant motored to OcalaThursday and spent the day.

Mr: and Mrs. C. E. Winston ofOcala were here Friday.

Mr. E. F. Scott visited ReddickSaturday.

Mrs. Charles Bennicker of Fernan-din- a

returned home Sunday . afterstaying several weeks with her sis-ter, Mrs. L. K. Edwards.

Mr. C. J. Chitty visited NewberrySunday.

Messrs. Dixon Irvine and KingcadeIrvine of Orange Lake were Mondaycallers..

The young ladies of the C. A. B.club with the help of Messrs. C. J.Chitty, Elmo Collins, E. F. Scott andLandis Blitch are training nightlypreparing a comedy, play entitled"Parlor Matches," that they expect topull off July 31st. The proceeds willgo to help build a church.

A. C. L. SCHEDULE

Trains of the Atlantic Coast Linewill arrive and depart in Ocala at thefollowing times: i

No. 10, Leesburg to Jacksonville,5:40 a. m.

No. 151, Ocala to Wilcox, Monday,Wednesday and Friday, 6:10 a. m.

No.35, Ocala to Lakeland (Sunny-Jim- ),

Tuesday, Thursday and Satur-day, 6:40 a. m.

No. 141, Wilcox, Gainesville andPalatka to Ocala, 11:15 a. m.

No. 40, St. Petersburg to Jackson-ville, 12:54-1:1- 4 p. m.

No. 48, Homosassa to Ocala, 1:05p. m.

No. 49, Ocala to Homosassa, 2:25p. m.

No. 39, Jacksonville to St. Peters-burg, 2:36-2:4-0 p. m.

No. 140, Ocala to Palatka, Gaines-ville and Wilcox, 4:10 p. m.

No. 9, Jacksonville to Leesburg,9:05 p. m.

No. 32, Lakeland to Ocah (Sunny.Jim), Tuesday, Thursday and Satur-day, 9:W) p. m.

OXFORD BARBECUE

In spite of the gathering warclouds, on account of the expected de-

parture of our soldiers boys and tokeep up the grandest social gatheringfor many counties around, Oxfordwill, on the second day of August, rtyto duplicate or break the record of theannual barbecue. Everybody invitedto be present and help make it a dayof pleasure not soon to be forgotten.

General Manager.

Few Offices Screened;

Mosquitoes Know This

S they eonrrcsrat ther lagreat numbers, making Ufa nia-ra- bl

for night workara.Thara'a way to keep tbm

ff that adda greatly ta thai any work at night.

"Simp Inatrranea la tba oaafcaat ranaady for tba Cla that moa-aito- aa

aring an their buxypoisoned biUa.

"Sleep Insurance" for ,

Horn: c,j Office

"Sleep Iaatnranee" drives in-sects away, but doesn't offendpeople by its odor. Never stains,

Keep a bottle at the office andanother in your bedroom. Thusyoa will " get the goat " ef themosquito tribe.

Only fifteen cents for a goodsised bottle, good for a longwhile. All good druggists havest or will get it. Ask yours.

Sleep Insurance Co., Mfgri.Jackseaviile, Fiorina

FORD FOR SALEA wide-trea- d Ford touring car,

equipped with electric lighting andstarting system, one-ma- n top, shockabsorbers, large V radiator, etc. Ap-ply to the Maxwell Agency. 4t

USED MAXWJ2LL ROADSTERA used Maxwell Roadster, good

condition. A bargain. The MaxwellAgency, Ocala, Florida. 7-1- 7.wl

Let me figure with you on your oilengine. W. J. McGehee, distributor, tf

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BAGS WANTED We buy and sellall kinds of second hand bags. Writefor prices. Newman Bag & BurlapCo., Jacksonville, Fla. 20-- 3t

STOLEN Camera, 4x5 Hawkeye, inblack leather case. Reward. FloyJPalmer, union station. ' 21-- 3t

FOR SALE Grist mill; a 24-in- ch un-

der runner French corn mill complete,practically new.--' Will be sold for halfprice. Apply to George Giles & Co.,Ocala, Fla. -6t

FOR SALE 23 acres of as fine pea-

nuts as can be found, 8 acres of goodcorn, fine state of cullivation. Pos-

session immediately and use of landtill Jan. 1st. Located northof depot, Anthony. Apply M. R. Sims,Anthony, Fla. , 21-- 3t

FOR SALE

Six shoats $4 each; six shoats,smaller, $1.75 each; one sow alreadybred, $10ffi 30 hens, Rhode IslandReds, 50c. each; cultivator, plows,shovel, hoes and various other farmtools; one shotgun; one folding sawor one-ma- n saw; one saddle, onestove, rocking chair, four otherchairs, one safe, $3; one heavy ironbedstead r.nd spring, 47; about 25ouarts of canned goods in variety; theundivided 2-- 3 of 17 acres of corn, oneof peas or pea hay; about 60 acresyea nuts. Apply or addres3, J. F.Walker, Summerfield, -2t

ICE CREAM SUPPERFOR COMPANY A

At Fort McCoy on Thursday night,July 26th, there will be an ice creamsupper to raise money for CompanyA. Everybody has a special invitationto come. Ocala people are speciallyinvited. -

REW ARD OFFERED

I have bought the G. J. Johns stockof cattle in Marion county; mark iscrop split in one ear and split under-b- it

in the other; brand Jo. I will pay$1 per head to any one for taking upthese cattle, notifying me and keep-

ing them in pasture till I can getthem. I will have my representativecall and get them as soon as I rereivenotive. A. M. Ryals,

-6t Eagle Lake, Fla.

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