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FIVE OCLOCK TEASI

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SOCIAL TEAS I

BUTTER THINS I

GRAHAM WAFER I

ARROWROOTS vv

OATMEAL i Vy jlCHEESE SANDWICHES

ALBERTSVANILLA and CHOCOLATE Wafers

OLD TIME SUGAR COOKIES

PRETZELETTS ZWEIBACK

SALT NES FIG NEWTONS Etc in

FRESH PACKAGE CRACKERS

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PEANUT BUTTER

SHELLED LMONDSI

and JUNKETS-

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TROT GROCERYy

Our friend Mr H W Long ofSwiss Cottage came in this morn¬

ing from the Martel section with aload of cabbage but found our marketoverstocked for the present He pre-

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a head to the editor of the Starof a superior quality for which he willplease accept our thanks

FOR RENTHouse No3 SouthFifth street has sfnrtm rooms cisternand city water connections for hotand cold water Inquire of P H Gil

4 len at the Star office tfr

FOR SALE One RemingtonSholestypewriter Practically new J Cheapif taken for cash within the next weekInquire at this rfflce

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LETTER TO H HVWH1TWORTHOcalaFla

Dear Sir A new word has comeinto use in paint it is strong Strongpaint Is paint as strong as paint canbe Weak paint is paint not so strong

If one paint takes 10 gallons to do-

a Job and another 15 the 10gallonpaint is the stronger

If one paint wears 10 years and an-

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5 the id yeiar paint is thestronger-

The strongest paint Is the one thattakes least gallons and wears thelongest I I

But do such differences exist Yesand greater J>ovoeJs the strongest ofall A job that takes 10 gallons De¬

rvoe takes more than 20 of some And-a job of Devoe wears several times asIongas a job ofayne paints

O E Perry E StErie Papainted two houses ame size sametime with two paints same pricetook 3 gallons Devoes to 3 of the otherand in three years Devoe was the bet-ter

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looking JobThere are strong and weak paints-

we all want the strongest paint cantbe too strong Yours truly

41 FW DEVOE COP S TlieKnlghtiMartin Company

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WILL CONTINUE BUSINESSV Jf I

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The Florida Electrical PlumbingCompany has decided to continue theirbusiness In Ocala and will be pleased-to bid onN ail work In their line Per-sons

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entrusting business to this com-pany

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will be assured of prompt ser-

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k good Qc1fi qqnd reasonableprices Offle St the Ocala Music Cos

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LANGUAGE CLASSESI lf tj

I will shortly openclasse for tuition-in French and elementary German andSpanish also the new universal lan-guage

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Esperanto For informationand terms for class or private lessons

I address A E Handley Ocala FlaI t1

TO RENT Tpgentleman anC wifea large neatlyfujnisJieJ room closeiii Address Gl cat Star office-

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OCILA OCCURRENCES

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Odd Fellows meet tonighti

Masons meet Thursday evening i

F A Hollzhousor nf M5euopy wasIn the city today

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When you want stationery go to theOcaht Xevs Company

Mr J M Liddell of Santos was inI

town shopping today

If you need electric wiring or re-

pairing¬

of any kind phone 300

Mr antI Mrs O G VVestoii are at-

tending¬

tIe Tampa fair

Ben Condon has a line of new coas-tr

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bicycles for rent

Miss Mary Smith is acting as ticketseller at the Berlin Theater-

A large line of stationery just re-

ceived¬

at the Ocala News Co>

Boniface Clawson of South LakeWeir was in town today

Children you get O K tablets atthe Ocala News Co

Mr and Mrs W O Snyder of NewYork are guests of the Ocala House

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There were 37 arrivals at the OcalaHouse yesterday

Spring suits are on exhibition at theGuarantee Clothing Shoe Store

Mr and Mrs B E Raysor were infrom Lowell today

For grown people and childrenMenards Croup Suet 25c at thePostoffice Drugstore

Claude Campbells stock farm boasts-of another fine German coach coltwhich arrived yesterday

The best 25c bOX or paper we have I

ever put across the counter DanishCloth a4 the Postoffice Drugstore-

Mrs McLaren of Reddick and MissHoltzhouser of Micanopy are patients-In the hospital-

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and Mrs C W Rollins of Pontiac IlL is among last nights arrivals-at the Ocala House

LOSTA black ribbon watch fobwith small gold charm attached Re ¬

turn to this office andeceive reward

Mr and Mrs S H Gaitskill of McIntosh were at the Spellman Houselast night

Mr and Mrs J M Bailey baby andnurse of Albany N Yare guests ofthe Ocala House

Mrs R H Reed and Miss May Nor¬

wood of Jacksonville are guests ofthe Ocala House

Messrs D M Tankersley and AR Irvin of Nashville are guests ofthe Ocala House

The Star regrets to near of the ill ¬

ness with grip of Mrs H W Long olSwiss Cottage near Martel

Messrs A B Kibler and J j Leitner of Dunnellon were guests of theOcala House last nigfit

Mr G H Cantrell a former Ocalacitizen now registering from St Louis-is a guest of the Ocala House-

Mr Evans the Candler fiddler wasin town yesterday with half a dozerwinter visitors from that community

Mrs T L Morgan a resident ofMayfield Ky is a winter visitor in thecity

I Rev W R Lambert came in this aft-ernoon

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from Tallahassee where he I

preached Sunday-

A pound of paper and two packs ofenvelopes to match all of the verybest quality 50c at the PostofficeDrugstore

Mr and Mrs t R Carroll and littledaughter Mcrris went to Tampa thisafternoon to spend a couple of days-atI the fair

Mr Bumby of the Daisy section andVeteran Gates of Ocala went down-to Tampa yesterday to see the fairand attend the meeting of the G A R

Rev J H Tharp of Lakeland man-aging editor of the Southern Witnessreturned today from a visit to Tampa-and Arcadia

Two venerable ladies Mrs J LMoore aged 72 and Mrs Emily Tur-ner

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aged 82 of Quincy III who aretouring Florida have gore to Gaines-ville

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jgter some time spent pleasant-ly

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Iat the Carjtqi Houew in thl L city

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MRS ANDERSON ENTERTAINS-

On last afternoon irs H L AntUrson was the charming hostess ofthe IresbytoriuM silver tea given byUK ladies of this church on the third

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Ioutlay afteriiom of euch month I

Mrs Amlorson en trtai ned in hersrit of beautiful rooms at the Arms i

JIOJKJ Thco rooms had been 1CC

orutMl for the orcision with ysllov-ja> inino vinos vhih an nov full of I

he lovoliiSt uiil most fragrant brightyellow blossoms I

Assisting Airs Anderson f-

lingrec i

and eiitfrtaininpr during the ftI

ceptio were Mrs V II Dodge MrsR L Anderson Mrs Lilly and DrW H Dodge pastor of the Presby-terian

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church of this city Mrs FredI Weihe Mrs Jean K Austin and MrsJ K Dix on served delicious ambrosia I

cake and coffee A large number of I

ladies called during the receiving I

hours and a most pleasant afternoon-was enjoyed

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I A GYMNASTIC CLUB

The young men of the city areworking on a plan to establish a gym ¬

nastic club in the city on a substantial-and business basis Some of the bestyoung business men of the city havethe matter under advisement and willcall a mass meeting an early date-to lay their plans before the publicThis is a splendid idea and should beencouraged by our citizens-

ORGANIZING EAGLES-

The Eagles are going to organize anAerie in Ocala The order of Eagles-is one of the most important of thefraternal orders In the north

Mrs Ed Carmichael and friend MissBurton of Waynesboro Ga left todayfor Jacksonville and St Augustine-Mrs Carmichael and Miss Buston willreturn to Ocala via Palatka the Oklawaha river and Silver Springs route onthe steamer Hiawatha

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Among the arrivals at the MonteI

zuma yesterday were Mr and MrsW M Fails Center Hill J B Wilcovx the turpentine distiller of Wilcox Fla Mrs V Varn and Mrs AC Osteen of OBrien The last three

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mentioned came to consult Dr Boney

Mrs J J Deckner and Mrs LTompkins and little son Paul left fortheir home after a pleasant stay withtheir uncle and aunt Col and Mrs-

L J ParrI

After the K of P meeting was overlast night the lodge adjourned in abody and went to see brother knight

I Sir Harry Woods moving pictureI show It was well worth seeingI

Mrs Mattie Jordan of Orlando ar ¬

rived yesterday and is the guest ot-

her mother Mrs M E Layne MrsJordan is pleasantly remembered asone of the bright and shining lights ofthe graduating class of the OcalaHigh school several yes agp and aft-er

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that one of the popular and accep ¬

i table teachers of the countyI

The Rebekahs will meet tomorrownight in special session in YOnges Hallto initiate five new members from Ox-

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I David A Leon a prominent insur-ance

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I man of Jacksonville after a Gaysbusiness in our city left for home thisafternoon-

Mr and Mrs Sanford Jewetts babydaughter has been named MargaretLord JewettMargaret for her moth-ers

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sister Miss MargaretAnsley an 1

Lord for Mr Jewetts father Mr Wil-

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Lord Jewett Mr and Mrs JewettI are receiving the congratulations Qf

their many friends

County Superintendent caIjn visitedthe public schools of Reddick and

I Lowell yesterday He found them In

excellent condition and well attendedThe teachers at Reddick are MissRuby Haskins and Miss Alice HinesBushnell while the Lowell school isin charge of Miss Irma Gess of Willhjton

If the children are troubled withcoughs colds or croup get a 25c tinof Menards Croup Suet at the Postoffice Drugstore and use it according-to directions-

The remains of the late John Clearyarrived this afternoon and were in ¬

terred in the old cemetery Rev C C

Carroll officiated The attendance wasquite large

Miss Minnie Gamsby who spent thepast ten months in Canada returnedhome today-

W C Hyde of Candler and JinksMcCraney of Linadale were in towntoday

L J C Howell the stock man was inI town today with his handsome darkbay stallion-

A Adams of Holder sent up a bigbox of meat to Taylor Meffert to-

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THREE YEARS OLD TODAY

The Variety Store Marcus Frankproprietor is three years old todayand a healthy threeyearold daughJer it is of a certainty The storesthird anniversary conies in the midstof the most successful su that MrFrank has ever condu tfd and only afew days after the dissolution of theoriginal partnership of Frank Har-ris

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Mr Fnmi purchasing his part-

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half Interest May the VarietyFtiie live to see many more birth I

Cay and each be as prosperous a I

the ihreo that have passedI

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A Y M C A FOR OCALA

There is quite a bit of talk going therounds of the city of late of the ad-

visability¬

of organising av YoungMens Christian Association in Ocalaand a large number of our young menare heartily inVuvor of the movement-This is a good thing and a move inthe right direction if the city is large I

enough to support the local organiza-tion

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and we believe it isI

i LAYING A NEW MAIN

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Mr C W Hunter of the CitizensGas Co has laid a new four inch mainfrom the corner in front of the Com-

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Bank a block farther west onExposition Street and will rapidly ex-

tend¬

the main west on ExpositionStreet and branch out several blockswest going south up into the vicinity-of the High School Building Mr Hun-ter

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will extend the mains in the dif-

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parts of the city as rapidly asI possible and will soon have the ser-I

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vice of the plant more than doubledMany intersections can be put in fromone street to another connecting

I mains in this way giving a great dealmore service at a comparatively smalloutlay of time and money Mr Hun-ter

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did not commence the work of lay-

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mains until he had completelyoverhauled the plant from bottom totop and greatly improved the quality-of the gas The Citizens Gas Co willsoon be one of the most importantpublic utilities in the city

Mr D C W Smith of Philadelphia-a regular winter visitor to Ocala and-a property owner in the city is aguest of the Ocala Hous

Mr J C Wheeler the popular rep-resentative

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of the International Har ¬

vester Company who is in charge ofthat companys exhibit at the Tanpipafair was in town yesterday He willreturn tomorrow

Judge Means a winter visitor toMcIntosh from South Carolina camedown today in company with one ofhis nephews-

E Ferdon with the Wo dmar SandStone Company went down t6 Tar¬

pon Springs today to bid on somework

I Henry Stevens the Lakeland jewel-er

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passed through Ocala today on hisI way to High Springs his old home

I Mr and Mrs V Williams of Waycross Ga who were visiting Mr andMrs D W Swendel Anthony werein town today returning home via theA C L railway

ICapt T H Johnson is again at his

orange grove at Lakeland attending-to the shipment of the fruit MrsJohnson and Miss Clara will Join himFriday and together they will proceed-to the fair at Tampa

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Mrs Charles Rheinauer will enter-tain

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Friday afternoon at 3 p m Herguests of honor will be Mrs John H1Taylor and Miss Lillle E Goldnameran attractive lady of Elizabeth townKy Cards and dominoes will be the

l play de resistance Those invited canl anticipate a lovely timetl

Mrs Clifton Camp of Roanoke Vawho spent several months with herparents Mr and Mrs R L Andersonreturned home yesterday-

Mrs Baxter Carn left this afternoon-for the Tampa fair accompanied byher little niece Miss Irvine Camdaughter of Mr W D Carn

There were only a lone two appear ¬

ing in the mayors court this morn ¬

ing A colored couple got into a fussat Lincoln Park and it cost the iratefemale 5

MARKED FOR DEATH

Three years ago I was marked fordeath A grave yard cough was tear ¬

ing my lungs to pieces Doctors failed-to help me and hope had fled whenmy husband got Dr Kings New Discevery says Mrs A C Williams ofBac Ky The first dose helped meand improvement kept on until I hadgained 58 pounds in weight and myhealth was fully restored This mediicine holds the worlds healing recordfor coughs and colds and throat difc

eases It prevents pneumonia Soldunder guarantee an the drugstore ofTydIngs Co Fifty cents and SIA trial bottle free

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GIPSIES-Mrs Smithers Boarding School-

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Open at 330 p m tYAdmission 10 cents oWIdren 5 cents >

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Wallace Building Opposite Methodlt tfG-1t

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WEATHER FORECAST4

Washington Feb 18 Increasingcloudiness and warmer tonight follow 1cd by rain in north and central porV jj

lions Wednesday local rais colder I4northwest portion

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HORSES MULES AND FEED-

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J L Smoatts otc stand ontiExposition street stock fine pros

reasonable Give us a call not only fflU-

lor good slock but teed A BD 5ment Co Ocala Fla

lROOMS FOR HOUSEKEEPING1-

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rParties desiring unfurnished rooms

for housekeepng can secure them c1t tthe third floor of the Star buildln 4

Apply at the Star office or to Mrs iEVan Hood

HOUSE FOR SALE kJI

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A splendid 8 room Residence lu bfft<

part of town In good repair iHjhalf cash and balance on time Ap1y Rtto C F Foy

rtjOLD PA PUS FOR SALE tt-

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Old newspapers Tor sale tied UPJilJ tbundles Apply at Star office

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THIS MAY INTEREST YOUr l-

i No one is immtfne from 1 dnbjTitrouble so just remember that FIeycK-idney Cure will stop the Irr tlaritles and cure any case of K1dJney or bladder trouble that is uot 1beyond the reach of medicine Soldby all dealers fi >

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FOR SALE CHEAP

One 3hdrse power coar oil boIlerand engine also one complete rfttQf 1trcutting firewood Cause for selUnJrI am unable to use them JV H Me i j-

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An experienced man in the mercan-tile business and generalatdres andcommissarys wants a position a ntaft h

ager for a commissary or cotintry jl llstore Can give best of reference ato reliability and pompetencjv AppIYat this office > >

I VELVET BEANSWANTED fJf

One car load or Jess good sound ftseed stock Send sarnple and puce

Shuptnne Company tSavannah Ga j

SCHOLARSHIP FOR SALEt J

This office has for sate a cam piet Vscholarship In the Thomasville Ga

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Business College We will let somedeserving young man or woman hays fthe scholarship pnmost advantageoji ijr

terms It is godfor a compfotficourse in penmanship bookkeeping orshorthand and typewriting

t Writ Jthe Star or call at this office If youare intereste

FISH AND OYbTEfI am new receiving dally fresh sup-

plies¬ t

cf fish and oysters I will takecare of your orders and give you thebest I also carry a nice stock of pork-

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1 beef choice meats at living pricesj

Give me a share of your business I IE Tompkins the last stall on theright City Market J

OLD PAPERs FOR SALOld newspapers for sale tied up im 3

bundles Apply at Star officeI

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FRESH FISH AND OYSTERSI am keeping a fun stock of freehand I

salt water fish and oysters which Ire i

ceive daily arid guarantee to be frertit < r-

and good I also carry a complete Unof fresh meats beef pork sau

retc and country produce and resctf-ully h I A

ask a share of your Pllttr naP T

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