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VOLUME 7. NUMBER 34. CLEWISTON, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1933. SUBSCRIPTION $2.00 YEAR






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FATS AND LEANSTHANKFUL RESULT OF IIEMMORAGES] 700 PCT. INCREASE TIED o FOR-FIRST IN TOURNEY Flood Will Control Be Completed Work '


Bill Robertson, 34, an employee A. N. Gallant and J. J. Harrington, .

NIGHT I of the Spadaro construction company CLASS ATTENDANCE !(with net 73's tied for first place in At An Early Date :

died at a local hotel here Wednesday the mid-summer handicap medal play

afternoon after a severe hemmorage.Mr. tournament at the Clewiston Golf Information
GAME reaching here yesterday
HALTS HARD Robertson returned for a Palm Growth of the Adults' Bible class course, at the 'end of the first 18 stated that $1,200,000 had been

I Beach hospital a few weeks ago, of the Clewiston Community Sunday holes. Tom Shelley, lowest handicap i-'made available for continuation of the

T after treatment, and started to workon rating o.f'the club, and his bro- Lake Okeechobee
Caloosahatchee
School by a 700 cent increase -
HUMOROUS TILT ENDS IN TIE the levee contract, He was brought per jther, Emmett, were tied for second navigation and flood control project

WITH BOTH SIDES ANXIOUS I here Wednesday. during the past month, was announced place. with net 75's. which has been recently slowed on

FOR; LINIMENT His body was taken to Ft. Myersby this by Grover C. Poole, teacher. Other standings are as follows: account of lack of appropriations in

,the Powell funeral home and At the first of the month the average Fontaine, 88; Alston, 85; Puryear, the War Department for this part of

smil-I burial was made there. So far as I attendance' of the class was 37; Wilson, 113; Bestor, 100; White, waterwaysThe
Eighteen tired and sore men learned had relativesin ,S3 Moran 94 Duff
could be he no ; ; 77; Owen, 81; information the News receivedwas
ingly watched the sun set on Clewiston's Florida, and none with, whom he only: seven members, but the attend- 'Finnegan 80; Hall 84. that the Public Works Administrator

baseball field yesterday after was in contact.MISCELLANEOUS. ance last Sunday had 'jumped to 50. has authorized and approvedthe

noon and heaved a sigh of relief Reds In Lead ,Downpour Checks sum of $4,200,000 as an allotmentfor
SHO""ERGIVEX the projects in this territory. and
when the voice of the umpire an- FOR )n s. C. E. HALL The class has been divided into ,
that the expenditure for the whole
nounced that darkness had halted two groups, the Reds and the Blues, Breakers Machine state of Florida was placed at eight

the annual sports classic of the year A lovely miscellaneous showerwas for an attendance contest of two million dollars. ,

-the clash between the fats and given at the Watanabe hotel last months duration. For the first timein A sudden downpour of rain on the The approval was supposed to have

4 the leans. | Thursday afternoon complimentingMrs. the neck and neck race the Reds local diamond Sunday afteroon halt- been made Wednesday, at the time
Campbell Nail, a recent bride,
After straining and grunting thru ed Manager Hooks' the project was being inspected by"Col.
and
by MrsClement Nail. After an afternoon were 35 points ahead of the Blues revamped
seven innings the Fats and Leans of of and entertainment after the scores were posted Sunday. perfect working baseball machine ass. W. T. Hannum, division army enjgineer .
,
the Kiwanis club found themselveswith games The. total number of points gainedby it faced the Moore Haven players. j I Maj. B. C. Dunn, district en-
a huge clothes basket filled with pre- i
a tied score, and each was will- the two sides since the contest Only two innings were played before 'gin eel' and others from the Jackson.
sents for the honoree was brought -"
ing to hurry home for liniament and into the room and presented to Mrs started is in the neighborhood of the game was called, but the ,.vine office. Ben Herr, executive---
needed rest.-But while it lasted it I newly timed Canebreakers baseball retary of the Okeechobe Flood control .
1300 which shows the close
Nall by Miss Roberta George, who competition ,'
was a grand comedy of errorswith'the in the race. machine was going full tilt toward. board had just been "in Clewis-
actors playing their parts with- was dressed as a negro wash woman. I what promised to be a real exhibition -I ton the preceeding day, evidently 011.I .
The basket contained beautiful and The losing side is to be hosts at a
out rehearsals. I of baseball, far above the business connected with the work in.
useful presents for, the recent bride. banquet at the, close of the contest. sand-I I this section.,
lot brand. In the first
Cecil Parkinson for the
playing i The exact date of
the has
banquet
,Delicious chicken salad and indi- Will Mean Pushing Work '
Fats tied the score in the seventh, Breakers chalked up two runs, hold-
not been set but it is understoodthat
vidual cakes and tea was served to The
tour and a half million dollars
ing the visitors scoreless and thenin
making the four all at that, ,
game
the following guests: Mrs. J. W. it will be early in October.
available
point and gave the fats encourage- the second, placed several well- made for the work in the
ment to finish the scheduled nine innings Ezelle, Mrs. T. B. Shelley, Mrs. Gro- "The class ,is not only interested in timed hits and added four more to Lake Okeechobee territory will meana

of muscle-straining baseball. I ver Poole, MrsA.. A. Munroe, Miss I the attendance contest, but the class the total. rapid completion of the huge' pro

Ulla Jacobsen, Mrs. L. S. Smith, Mrs.I. |:is one of the most interesting I have Speedy fielding of Wililam Hooksin ject which extends for approximately

In the eighth inning! Tom Shelley, !" ., M., Pafford, Mrs. W. W. Hooks,lever I attended," one member told the right field kept three of Moore 76 miles about. the south shore ot,'

also slated for the fats," banged outa Mrs. W. C. ,Hooker, Mrs. Grady Nib- News. Mr. 'Poole, who was a studentof Haven's attempts from being hits. the lake.

three-bagger for the longest hit lack, Mrs. Van Cothern, Mrs. J. F. Moody's Bible Institute for some !
Moore Haven did not reach first It was learned from an author|
of the game, and made it home o.n Mrs. Meredith, Mrs.N. time is
Tippey, Zerney doing 'much to further Sun- base in the short session.: tative'sourc'e that all data is on hand
the third baseman's error. The sad A. Nielsen, Mrs. F. R. Maxwell, School attendance
day by the inter- The Breakers team is much improved 'for the completion of the work and
part is that this run was not counted Mrs. D. G. Alston, Miss Marcia Avant, esting lessons he conducts.,
that within
the
by return of several old a very short time additional
because the eight inning was not I Mrs. Hubert Land, Mrs. Gayle Mc- The class extends a cOl'Mal-invitation players and a couple of new ones contracts will be let for

completed. 'I Fadden, Mrs. Leslie Miller, Mrs. Ar- to new members or visitors at Manager Hooks has added to the line I other units of the work. It is believed
One 'of the many features of the thur Lawrence, Miss Louise Waldron, all times.
up. Some excellent games are on that the contracts are already
game was the pitching of "Pap" Kel- Mrs G. F. Terrill, Mrs. R. C. Nowling, '
schedule for the near future. drawn up and only need awarding to
ly, who entered the box with his, Mrs. W. A. Davis, Mrs. H. R. Hall, the
speed project along. .
smoldering pipe still in his mouth, Mrs. C. "W. McDonald, Miss Roberta; RELIEF COMMITTEE
Five water control gates .to ,
and pitched as well as he smoked. I George and Miss Bonceil Stone. are '
CITY WATER SUPPLY be constructed on the south side at ;
Art. Lawrence behind the bat for
,
I the lake on the levee, line. The first
the leans with the NAMED BY COUNCILThe
plead
opposing
at Moore Haven, 2500 feet north of
batters to hit and not just strike at FISHING SEASON GETS OFFICIAL O. K. the present control lock the secondat

the ball, 'for he admitted he was, far
Clewiston about 100 feet from the
1 behind with his executive council of
catching practice. the Clew-
mouth of the Industrial canal; the
Spectators say it was not much ofa OPENED TODAYToday iston chapter of the American Red Clewiston's water supply was recently third at Miami Locks; the fourth

ball game, as far as baseball was Cross named a committee to work in gived the official O.K. of the controlling water in the North New

concerned-but it furnished plenty cooperation with the American Legion state board of health, with the ratingof I River and Hillsboro canals near Belle
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of amusement to the fans marked the opening of com- committee on disaster ,relief' ata "Very Good," according to a letter I Glade; and the fifth on the levee line .

mercial fishing on Lake Okeechobee meeting held Monday night. received by the Glades Water com- I just off the West Palm Beach canal
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I for the 1933-34 season, and two out- Several of those named were out pany from the State" Board of Health. The total cost for these water control

Joint Meeting of I fits of the, Clewiston Fish company of town and have not accepted the The practice of the state board is I. gates is estimated at approximately

took to water early this morning for places to which named. to make chemical analyses of ,sam-
they were half a millon dollars, and will
Hendry and Glades I the first run of the season. Else-. The appointments are: Food, H. C. ples taken at random, and to judge i''require about two years to complete. ,

where about the lake fishermen en- Kolstad; Clothing, Mrs. F. D. Duff; to water supply by these analyses.I From a reliable source comes the

I Boards Saturday tered the'lake with their rigs for Shelter' W. C. Owen; Transportation, The "very good" rating is the same I{I information that work will be start

;: the season C. E. Miner; Medical aid, Drs. 0. F. comment the state board has madeon I I ed on many of the remaining units

i I i Although the price of fish is not Schiffli, and J. W. ''Ezelle and L. 0 the local supply for the, past two within a few weeks. ;
The problem of who is ,to educate I
,very high as the season opens, it is Vinson; Information and communi- years. '
Glades county children, living just '
r believed that the 1933-34 season will cation, C. J. Lovvorn; Registration, 'Excerpt from' the letter from Louva HousingShortage Seen.
the line in
across Hendry County be one of the best ever ,experiencedon Mrs. N. A. Nielsen. C., J. Lovvornwas G Lenert, chief engineer, of the state The work will require many additional
North LaBelle will be decided at
a Lake Okeechobee for a number or also named disaster relier chair- board follows: "The results"'of analyses men to be put to work in this ,
of the school boardsof
joint meeting
years. Observers who ,have been close- just concluded are as follows: immediate vicinity, and a housing
and Glades counties in
LaBelle Hendry Saturdey ly watching the runs of fish in the man.A committee was named by the 'Sample number 2686; total bacterial shortage is seen in this section. The

waters near here, say that there will Legion post a short time to:standby count ::2'4'hours, 103; .presumptive federal government Itself will needto
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'_ In the past these children have be' an abundance of fish, and that if in and the test fermentation '48 hours, none, increase the size of the present
any emergecy com-
been enrolled in the Hendry county market conditians will turn favor- colon confirmation, None. force and the contractors who will
mittee
named by the Red Cross council -
school at LaBelle, and agreementshave able the should be be awarded the contracts will move
a
1 season pros- Monday night is to work in cooperation 'Sample number 2687, total bac-
been 'made whereby Glades coun- into the south
perous one. with the Legion committee. terial count 24 hours, 60; presump- I. many new families
ty was supposed to a tuition, or .
pay shore territory.It
The rocky reefs near Clewistonare tive Test Fermentaiton 48 hours,
a portion of the school taxes re- the
is believed that next con
said to be teeming with fish. none; Colon Confirmation, none.
ceived from that district. However, A report has just been received struction will be the connecting unit

local school authorities say that in Max Arnold, head of the Clewiston from a committee appointed at West Sample, 2688, total bacterial count, between the completed section just; (

the past it has .been a case of Hen- Fish company, said a few weeks ago Palm Beach to take up the'possibility 70; presumptive test, fermentation west of .Clewiston and the east end of

dry paying for the education of these that Clewiston has every advantageover of establishing permanent concentration 48 hours none; colon confirmation, the Canal Construction company's

children; and not collecting the amout other cities on the lake as'a I camps for Everglades res- none. contract near Belle Glade. This will

Glades county had agreed to pay. fishing port. Its nearness to the idents in the event an' evacuation or- "Fiom a knowledge of the sourceof make Clewiston the center of the

Saturday the school boards of the fishing grounds and the ideal water der should ever be issued. The com- supply, its handling and treatmentand dike construction.

two counties will meet together to route to the fish dock, make it the mittee composed of Dr. W. J. Buck, the above analytical data, on

reach some definite understanding. best fish market on the lake. Mayor Stuckey, of Pahokee and J.Alex. the samples as submitted, we would Advantages of Work: Many

The only other town on the lake Arnette of West Palm Beach. say that the bacterial or sanitary, Many people discussing the 'navigation

where commercial fishing is done on 'In their report the committee mem- 'quality of the water is very good." and flood control project seem

Bungalow Started a large scale is Moore Haven. Last bers included a recommendation to Publication of these results was to lose sight of the navigation fea-

year a survey was made of Glades Governor Sholtz suggesting Indian- requested by the health board. ture. Most of the residents of this

Next to Lawrence'sWork county which showed that approxi- town and the Roebling estate at Red section, as well as a vast majority of

mately 500 persons were dependent, Hills, as logical points for such con- SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASS HAS others interested, seem to think that

either directly or indirectly, upon centration camps.Indiantown '.. the flood control part of the projectis
is soon to be started on a livlihood. FIRST OF SOCIAL MEETINGS
fishing as, a was recommended be- the only phase that is advanta-

modern five room bungalow" on the :; Black bass and bream are the prin- cause there is located there an aban-I geous. Even ,if no city on the routeof
lot adjoining the home of A. W. Law cipal fish caught in the lake. doned barracks building of the Sea- The recently organized Adults Bible the navigation channel (which fol-
rence, now under construction The class of the Community Sunday
I I the line the state
board railroad, which could be madeto I lows levee ) across
bungalow is to be built for Dr. J. W. School held its first business and
TO the
STATE NOT REQUIRED house a considerable number of becomes a large port, many are
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Ezelle. social meeting at the home of Mrs.
MATCH FEDERAL RELIEF FUND advantages to come to this sectionby
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I persons. In fact, the committee report -
J. F. local has G. B. Thomas Friday evening. 'work. If the- .
Tippey, contractor' I says that all colored persons the completion of the
the contract. for the house, and is Tallahassee, Aug 31 (FNSHarry living on the east and south' side of Following the devotional exercisesand project is to be judged by others that

"' ''...._ expected to begin work as soon as L. Hopkins, 'federal emergency relief the lake, ,as far as South Bay could business session, a delightful j'have been built many vessels will
l possible. A part of the foundation .director, announced at the con-I be housed in the barracks buildingin social meeting was held during which move across the state from the At-

"l.\....,' was ready to be laid yesterday. I elusion of his conferences here with times of emergency. This location la number of interesting games were lantic to the, Gulf through the navi-'
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I .' Inquiries have been coming to ;Governor Sholtz and Marcus Fagg, is within one hour's run by auto of enjoyed. I gation channel.

r the News office for lots located in!state relief director, that the federal any location in the territory it would I Those present at the meeting in-1' When the East Coast canal was

this same section by others interes-'1 government will continue its >relief I I be called to serve. It has a sufficientof eluded: Mrs. R. W. Kammerer, DIr completed a few years ago a record",

ted in building. Not only is this sec allotments to Florida without re- drinking water, near a source of 'and Mrs. Grover C. Poole, Dr. and ,'was kept of the number of craft passing -

; tion being watched as possible locations quiring the state to match such funds food supply, located on a railroad, and Mrs. J. W. Ezelle, Rev., and Mrs. W. ,. through it. Mr. Moore, now en-

p but a number of persons have during the coming months. i,is said to be high and dry The committee B. Furgess, Mrs. F. R. Maxwell, Mrs. 'gineer a the sub-office here, was in

become interested in home buildingin '| The decision ends speculation in I however, had not discussed Lloyd Sparrow, Mrs. J. E. Winn, Mrs.Mark charge of the construction of the

Clewiston withIn. : the past few the state as to probable courses the the proposition with the railroad authorities -. Lawler, Mrs' Barney ,Thomas, I:East Coast canal, and says that the

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I I The Clewiston News lic opinion, that mighty unseen for 16 years declaring that as the]!who will come here as a direct. result Association Simpson and Is others Plaintiff are, and Defendants Roy L ,

I ,Exhibit.,
force, stands guard in defense of the sun is the source of vitimins, vege- of the Florida I will offer for sale, and sell to the

I Published every Friday in Clewiston, "blue eagle" and woe to the deluded tables grown In Florida have a higher Directly, ,or indirectly, you person- 'highest and best bidder for cash, at V '

( Florida by .the CLEWISTON NEWS, hawk so rash as to doubt its power. content than those grown in other ally are bound, to benefit. The more iiihe front door 'of the Court House .

Inc. \5c-l th;ns. Specially prepared diets money put into circulation in this i at LaBelle, Hendry County, Florida,

of' Florida-grown fruits and other state by tourists, homeseekers and on Monday, the 2nd. day of October, "

i E Entered as second class matter DETOUR WILL BE products will be used. investors, the better It will be for 1933, during the described legal hours property for sale lying -,

February 1, 1927, at the Post Officeat Associated with Dr. Albee will be all of us. the following
investment is and being in Hendry County, to-
I this ,
Our return on
Clewiston, Florida, under the Act Dr. Wilbur J. Johnson, Sarasota '
KEPT IN GOODSHAPEEDWARDS1 not confined alone to those who wit;
of March 3, 1897. I physician, who will be assistant medical their' Lot 5 of Block 172, having a '
I director of the new Institution.An actually come here' and spend frontage of 75 feet on Arcade

eminent New York specialist will money in the state. Countless Avenue, as per the general planof
A newspaper devoted to the best i be in charge of the surgical depa'rt- thousands have been sold ion the Clewiston, Florida, Plat Book

interests' Hendry county, Florida. I ment. A consulting staff composed superior qualities of Florida citrus 2, Pages 7 to 14, Hendry Coun- ,,'
It's leading newspaper, : fruit, Florida seafoods, Florida Records.
(Moore Haven Democrat of prominent physicians and surgeons ty
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i'will be a valuable asset to the Medi- cigars and a variety of other pro- Said property will be so sold, I/ .
J. E. Edwards maintenance '
super- ',
Subscription rate, per year......$2.00 cal Center. ducts for which we must find a in, accordance with, and to satisfy 'f'J
i. visor for the state road department, I II of said Decree. \"',
Outside of State of Florida---....$2.50 in a statement Wednesday night said i I The establishment of this institution I national market. the terms B- A. BALES ,,s.
1, under the personal direction of Can we afford to have the doors
that by Thursday night the detour Special Master Y
from Moore Haven Main's Corner such a famous surgeon as Dr. Albee .of the magnificent Florida exhibit '
Business Office Clewiston News to world J. M. Couse, .:
the
i closed and advertise to "
will be asset to Florida. \
a great Plaintiff. :
would be in for traffic and Solicitor for
shape
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Clewiston, ,Florida. Editorial and I that Florida started something shecouldn't N ';:
I Governor Dave Sholtz and other Sept 8-15-22-29
that the detour would be kept in ;1
,
i Advertising, same. I finish? Shall we have it ,
shape from now on, regardless ofj I:dignitaries of the state will be invited to
\ to attend the opening. said that the Florida exhibit was, a

cost.This flash in the pan? No! We must go 'r 1
NEW: INSIGNIAOne detour has been impassiblefor I
everal) days due to drainage LET'S BE FAIR WITH THE FAIR on and finish the job. forROSPE '
and want
U believe in Florida
water and excessive rainfall, necessi- you .I
of the numerous suggestionssent tating travel over the sand grade. (By Russell Kay) this state to grow and prosper, if ) '.
to Washington during the past you believe in the Florida Exhibit at r''I ,..
The grade has been as much 'too dryas It seems that the Florida Centuryof "
few weeks is a cartoon designed in the World's Fair and want to see it :jj
the detour was too ,wet, and traf- Progress Exhibit Commission has
St. Louis for display by business maintained until the closeof
properly
fic west to Main's Corner has been I reached the1. end of its financial rope, see ..l
houses not cooperating with the NRA. the exposition; do your part by
almost paralyzed. Walter R. Gall, i has tied a knot in it, and is hanging "
The insignia, reproduced in Time, mailing your contribution of one JOHN: K HOWRYFOR :
member, state road department from there yellin' for help.
Aug. 29, is as simple as the designfor : dollar or more to the Commission .
this district, and L. K. Cannon, assistant With the limited funds at their
the Blue Eagle, now adorningso Chairman, Nathan Mayo, Tallahassee.
to the chief engineer, were :command the men and ,women responsible -
many establishments. A notation,
in ':Moore Haven last Friday .and for putting on Florida's "
sent with the cartoon by the designer, .
'., suggested that the design be called seeing the condition of the detour exhibit have accomplished amazing NOTICEOF CLEAN, COMFORTABLE ROOMS: ';{!
the and grade ordered that everything results. SPECIAL MASTER'S SALE and TASTY APPETIZING
"Black Buzzard. It was a picture "
of a drooping, sick-looking buzzard possible be done to put this in shapeas The exhibit is selling Florida to FOOD \

i s holding a chisel and a hammer soon as possible. Mr. Edwardshas thousands of people. Its benefits Notice is hereby given that under that TRY (f.,.
and virtue of Final Decree in
r in been, here nearly all this week will be felt by Floridians for by
r. his talons instead of the familiar I yearsto certain cause pending in the Circuit (
WATANABE
and with Wood resident maintenance THE
Ag ,
come. It will do more' to bring
cog-wheel and bolts of electrical en- Court of Hendry County, Florida,
ergy of the Blue Eagle. On each side forman, has worked every day new people and new money to the wherei i Clewiston Home Building I Mrs.,F. R. Maxwell, Prop. /

of the buzzard were, pictured bags of and a large part of the nights with state than any advertising we have

hoarded money referring to the penurious a crew of twenty-five men and two ever done In the past.I .

money:minded miser, who is trucks getting the detour in shape visited the exhibit last monthas A -.
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too selfish to share his profits with : for travel. Mud holes are being an unbiased observer. Like many, .

j others in this time of unusual con corduroyed with brush and a fill of I I had read the glowing accounts of

ditions. Above the pathethic look- sand made over that. Every effort what was ,being accomplished there,

ing bird was the word "NonMember"and will be made, to keep the road in but I wanted to see for myself. I 1 WE REPEAT

If below it, "'Ve'Don't." condition and to prevent any further made up my mind that if it wasn'tall

:1 J The whole thing was .sent to the inconvenience, according to Mr. Ed- they claimed, I would say so. I

1 capital as a, joke, and will never be wards. went there prepared to boost it, or

1 used but is merely shows the trend Another welcome sight in Moore razz it, as observations might justi- I ,

{ of some minds in the NRA program Haven Tuesday was a* big, eight-ton fy. THE FOLLOWING- items are regarded as essential to '
:; i Adams maintainer, which was recently -
of industrial and business recovery, Well, I've already given you my .
the 'of clean milk
purchased for Mr. Edwards' main- production :
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and the extremes some wish it to be opinion. The Florida exhibit is the
tenance division, through the 'effortsof
j taken. greatest display of its kind on the
:Mr.! Cannon and Mr. Gall, to be fair grounds. It is'a masterpiece of 1. Clean and healthy milkers'and emplo 'ees. '

i! THE HAWK AND THE EAGLE used in maintaining, exclusively the I I which every Floridian may well be 2. Concrete floor and mangers in the barn. j

marl roads in this'division.. This I proud. Great credit is due the 3. Keeping: co'ws clean. Washing udders and milk

I j grader was brought over from Ar- ing with dry hands.
workers who brought it about.
(By Russell Kay: ) cadia Monday and after a few trips 4. Straining milk in milk room rather than in barn'.
Now the time has for the .
News dispatches recently come
of the Cooling milk at once to 50 degrees F. or below.
over some badly corduroyed
told of a hawk attacking people of Florida to lend their 6. Steam sterilization of all utensils. V
roads of this section noticeable
f : .a "blue eagle" The a personal cooperation, back up the 7. Mechanical fillers and cappers.
difference be felt.
can By smoothingup
., emblem, displayed in a the Moore Haven-Clewiston roada committee and see the thing through. Removal of manure daily (from barn and )'ard.!
barber-shop window Florida's exhibit must remain intact 9. Keeping floor of barn and milk room clean.
unscathed. The remains great deal of relief will be felt in and properly conducted until the 10. Proper screening milk room.

road conditions here. 11. Clean 'water _"
supply'V
close of the Fair on November 1. V
Mr. Kay: hawk lies dead, with a
e. broken neck. To accomplish this, we must'raise 12. Sanitary toilets. ? :;:./
ESTABLISH SUN HOSPITAL '
I ITO $10,000 by personal subscription.Karl (Excerpt from statement by 'Department of Agriculture:) "",
All his life this hawk had lived ON WEST COAST OF FLORIDA ', e: '
Lehmann, Secretary of the
: as a ruthless bird of prey. 'With l
Seminole County Chamber of Com- d
cruel talons and vicious beak he Sarasota, August 29.-November merce, has been appointed secretaryof : IF ANY of the above requirements are missed it is> \,

would sweep down on the weak and 1, has been set as the date for the a committee' to raise this amount an invitation, to an unwelcome guest-Old Ian Disease.

.I defenseless. The timid field mouse pening of the Florida Medical Centerat through popular subscription.
in search of a bit of grain; the industrious -
Venice where Dr. Fred H. Albee
You and I and everybody else will
hen, producer and worker; world-famous bone surgeon will have I be asked during the next" few SEE THE CONDITIONS Ul'DERVmCH YOUR MILKIS
i the feathered songster, greeting the HANDLED
his
new sanitarium
!weeks to become "A Friend of
dawn with joyous throat; were his Dr. Albee has converted the Park "
: : Florida. A friend of Florida in

i I victims. View, hotel into a strictly modern I this instance is the man, woman or

Then came the "blue eagle." The hospital equipped with the very i child who will cooperate by sub-

hawk had never seen one before. To latest in labora-
operating rooms, scribing one dollar or more to this

i his wicked little eye, it seemed a I tories for x-ray, bacteriology i special fund for the maintenance of CLEWISTON DAIRY COMPANY

i- small defenseless creature, weaker physiotherapy and our exhibit at the Fair.

than himself, its wings outstretchedas His theories gained hYdrotheraPhy.1! Each subscriber to the fund receives .

if prepared for flight, its claws years of study and a neat lapel button bearing the I

i occupied with something he could not put into: effect here, with special i inscription ,"A Friend of Florida," DRINK MILK 'FOR HEALTH ,

: distinguish. But he was the hawk, stress laid on Heliotherapy .e also a sheet of 100 seals for use on ;

swift, powerful, others might fear science of sun healing. out-going mall advertising the

i this thing, but not him. He would I: The Medical Center will accept "Florida Exhibit." :

j: strike, kill it. Accurately he timed patients for surgecial and medical Every dollar contributed to this

his fall, muscles tense, claws and treatment but will lay stress on the deserving fund will return a hundred

talons ready; he hit at the throat curative benefits of the Floridasun. dollars .
of this mysterious bird. to our state, dollars which III.11.1..N.N.11.N.N.1..N.N.N.N.N'M. .N.M.11.M.11.11.N.N.N.N.N.N.N.H.N'.N.N.H.M.11.1..N.N.M.M.N.N.N.N.N.11
Dr. Albee has studied the con- will be spent in Florida this fall and ('l \

j Then he crashed. With a dull ditions of the sun and climate here winter by .the thousands of visitors .. I .0. Y'

\ sickening thud, he fell lifeless to the 1;1 I I :. l'y

pavement. Something had stopped !


him.between Some him invisible and that force"blue had eagle.stood" I i CLEWIS i
I Rural Common TON 6OLFi '

I could Something never, he understand.could not see t and Sense }\ suds'.ohnson; S .i.


And so is born a modern fable of
i Aesop: "Once upon a time there ':That the Agricultural; AdjustmentAct tunity for individual growth.- r

was a hawk and a blue eagle." is a practical business measure "We have worked too hard in this .i. '," COURSE .:.

Could it have been the guiding which presages more leisure for the country. It was, a new country, ours : I

hand of Providence that caused this farm family, thus meaning a new for the taking; so overwork was nat- :i: ;: ( I ::

.,'. strange occurrence? Could it be ural. We made a virtue of intemperate :: ,:"t'. .
'... deal for its members, and will meanan ::
that this bit of blood, spattered on increasing flow of money throughthe greed and effort.. Our march of -' .. i

an obscure barber-shop window, was channels of business when the pioneer conquest, if you examine it ,.:. .:.

sent as a solemn warning, likewise a farmer gets Increased return, is the candidly, was not unreservedly glori- t

symbol of hope, a new "handwritingon opinion of Secretary Wallace. HereIs ous."We y y ?

the wall," for a troubled and what he said recently on the subject have believed that leisure is Y _
V ,V VV turbulent nation? wrong. There was a reason for this, Y



made Millions their United of human appearance"Blue States and Eagles"throughoutthese there have are is ought"The a: practical to Agricultural be presented business Adjustment to measure.the farmersof Act It In broken manifest often old were;days imagination returns.dearly the utmost bought Those was activity; stunted health returns paid was by j Open to tin! Public ] jl jlt _


among us hawks who, like this country as such. We have no endless
drudgery
that deluded bird of ; children came into
prey, resent relinquishing right, in view of agriculture's 12 long the world crippled and weakened be-

freedom the have ruthless power and years of merciless deflation and poverty cause their mothers while carrying .t. \ .:.
they :
enjoyed. Un-
to approach the ''farmer
with them had

concerned they would with continue the welfare the of others selfish, : increase any plan his that income will and not manifestly know that warked we are too fit for hard.leisure I do; not butI :: .,....,.,'.!',..., ." *

course that leads only to destruction. fair share of the national give wealth.him a ing believe our minds that now around that, and we are discover-turn- .. ,'..;(.:'. .. :;: f'Y

J--., They too, would strike and destroy "The extra money the act will bringto ing that J
overwork does ::
not pay, ; :!: 7
1 this new symbol that heralds the those farm families who cooperatewill neither in
money nor in any other Y v
j dawn of a brighter day. Here and not be hoarded; it will move. It sense, we will not ::
I continue to makea ; Moderate Green Fees :!:
V there, those bolder than the others, will bring new'goods, new conven- fetish of overwork. We shall y v

will viciously attack it. iences, new services, and new self- (learn as individuals
to value and to Exceptional Fairways
:;:
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But they will find, as did the respect and confidence into the lives improve ourselves. We shall I

'(, feathered hawk, that an invisible, of men and women long deprived It that it pays to sow less and to take see Interesting Greens I _*:

yet inpenetrable, barrier stands be- will have even wider consequences better care of it, and take better .:.

tween them and their prey. The law than that. The act, if it works, will care of ourselves and our children.We ... I ...

of "the greatest good for to the bring to farming people not only a shall learn to rest part of our

greatest number" has taken the place balanced abundance, but a more bal- land and to" rest ourselves of

Pt the rule of "might is right" Pub- anced leisure, and a greater oppor the time" a )part 1I .. . . X''; . . . . ., 1I





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FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1033. TIm CLEWISTON NEWS PAGE THREE

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NOTICE ,, Description Acres Owner Amount

iJ, unb cbooI1Le5 NOTICE is hereby given that the following described lands, or so Lot 11, Block 207 .... A. B. Farmquist .................. 4.62 I
lp much thereof as will be necessary to pay the amount due for taxes here- Lot 19, Block 207 .... Amelia M. Hall """_.........._ 4.14
in set opposite to the same, together with the cost of such sale and ad- Lot 20, Block 207 .... James P. Carroll ................ 4.14 1
olt Lot 1, Block 208 .... R. H. Isaacs .............._.__...... 6.06
advertising will be sold at public auction on the 4th day of September,
Lot 2, Block 208 .... R. H. Isaacs ...................... 4.14
o'clock at the Hall of the City of
1933, beginning at twelve noon, City Lot 3, Block 208 .... W. A. Isaacs ........................ 3.18
SUBJECT: David. Clewiston, Florida. | Lot 4, Block 208 .... W. A. Isaacs .................... 3.18
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GALDEN TEXT: "Man loqketh on Description Acres Owner Amount Lot 5, Block 208 .... W. P. Didlake .............._..... 3.18
the outward appearance, but the Lord Lot 6, Block 208 .... W. P. Didlake .................... 3.18
looketh the heart." 1 Sam. 16:7b. So. 85 ft. of Lot 9 Lot 7, Block 208 .... Lawson Payne .......'''.......... 3.1S
on TRUTH The condi- Block 9 .................... Alston Drug Co. ................$60,60 Lot 8, Block: 208 .... M. Huie .............................. 3.18
PRACTICAL : Lot 9, Block 20 ........ Glades-Hendry Motor Co... 6.30 Lot 9, Block 208 .... J. W. Huie ................_......... 3.18
tion of the heart is more important Lot 10, Block 20 ........ R. E. Kurtz ........................ 6.30Lot Lot 10, Block 208 .... J. 'Y. Huie .......................... 3.18
.i than( the outward appearance. 20, Block 23 ........ C. B. Fitch .......................... 7.50 Lot 11, Block 208 .... John C. McCoy .................... 3.IS
'. t kkime and Place: About 1030 BC.. Lot 21, Block 23 ........ .' C. B. Fitch ..:....................... 7.50 Lot 21, Block 208 .... Lewis F. Moore ..........;..... 3.18
df L : j! n ethlehem. Lot 23, Block 23 ........ ,: ':. ..:.'. Hopis Lanier .................___ 7.50 Lot 22, Block 208 .... Lewis F Moore .... ......m.. 3.18
INTRODUCTION: David was not II Lot 24, Block 23 ........ .H: .; Hojilis Lanier ."...'''000.''''' 7.50 Lot 24, Block 208 .... H. F. Bycroft .................... 4.14
.'" only the greatest of Israel's kingshe Lot 25, Block 23 ........ r.Jt:. HcAjlis Lanier .................... 7.50 Lot 25, Block 208 .... Emma Willard .................... 4.14
ranked with Moses and Samuel i Lot 26, Block 23 ........ 1', ,' .. Hollis Lanier ..... .....n....*.. 7.50 Lot 26, Block 208 .... Emma Willard .................... 4.14
the personalities of Lot 30, Block 23 ........ ''-:'.1 ;" Colts, ,Inc ............................ 8.70 Lot 26, Block 354 .... Clayton C. Townes ............. 4.14
greatest
among Lot 31, Block 23 ........ !{.,,' Colts, Inc. ............................ 8.70 Lot 33, Block 354 .... J. W. Troeger ....... ...........: .62.70
Hebrew history. He' was one of the Lot 32, Block 23 ........ : ,(, :. :.. Colts, Inc. ............................ 8.70 I Lot 1, Block 355 .... John S. Banks .:.................. 4.14
world's great poets, and a powerful 'Lot 23, Block 26 ........ r"r"' B.V.. Jenks, Sr. ................ 6.30' Lot 17, Block 355.... ,: Mary A. Cronin ..m........... 3.66
warrior. David was the greatest pos- Lot 24, Block 26 ........ ;" B. W. Jenks, Jr. .................. 6.30: : Lot 23, Block 355 .... Olaf Olsen u..u.............. 4.14
sible contrast to his predecessor, Saul Lot 25, Block 26 ........ ''' B. W- Jenks, Jr. .................. 6.30 Lot 24, Block 355 .... J. D. Gortatowsky _............. 4.14
whose life we have just studied. Both Lot 26, Block 26 ........ .,:',f' ,4., B. W. Jenks, Ji'.s.... 6.30 Lot 25, Block 355.... "' ," 'Bernard R. Payne ................ 4.14
were selected by divine direction, but Lot 27, Block 26 ........ : .', B. W. Jenks, Sr. ""'.000""...' 6.30 Lot 26, Block 355 .... The Clewiston Company... 4.14
David was true to Jehovah and Saul Lot 28, Block 26 ........ :>.-)'..., B. W. Jenks, Sr. ................ 6.30 Lot 28, Block 355.... "',s Mrs. H. J. Wanner _........... 4.14
faithless David was bright and Lot 29, Block 26 ........ .." B. W. Jenks, Sr. ........._...... 6.30 Lot 18, Block 356....' : ;:,',' J. D. Gortatowsky ............ 4.62
was ; and 'melancholy Lot 30, Block 26 ........ .:,f:. B.V.., Jenks, Sr. ...............: 6.30 Lot 19, Block 356 .... J. D. Gortatowsky ............ 4.14
;sunny and Saul was dark Lots 3 & 4, Block 27, ':.::;. -The Bromar Corp .............144.30 Lot 20, Block 356.... / J. D. Gortatowsky ............ '4.14
; David had a host of friends Lot 19, Block 27 ........ .,., The Bromar Corp, .........m.... 7.50 Lot 21, Block 356 .... ,:-'; J. D, Gortatowsky: ............ 4.14
.and Saul was lonely. Lot 20, Block 27 ........ ': I. The Bromar Corp ................. 7.50 Lot 22, Block 356.... : :"s J. D. Gortatowtky' ..........:. 4.14
The close of our last lesson saw Lot 27, Block 27 ........ :' ;. ": Elmer G. Case .................... 3.90 Lot 28, Block 356.... : :', Julia L. Sharkey............. 4.14
the final break between Saul and the Lot 28, Block 27 ........ ,' .>; Elmer G. Case ......... .......... 3.90 Lot 39, Block 356 .... :.'' Elmer G. Case .................... 4.14 0
prophet Samuel. The latter returned Lot 29, Block 27 ........ '., '! ? '" Elmer G.: Case ..................... 3.90 Lot 40, Block 356.... ':?. ,: Elmer G. Case .................... 4.14
from Gilgal to his home at Ramah, Lot 30, Block 27 ........ : ;::: .', Elmer G. Case .................... 3.90 Lot 41, Block 356 .... I" ? Elmer G. Case .................... 4.14
but was not allowed to remain there Lot 31, Block 27 ........ '. ',:< Elmer G. Case ".................... 3.90 Lot 44, Block 356 '.... ,< ..' Thos. B. Cahill .................... 5.10
long before he was bidden to an- Lot 9, Block 81 ........ 5 : ( J. D. Lynch ........................ 5.10 Lot 3, Block: 358.... : 0. H. Shuler ........................ 414;'
: Israel to take Lot 12, Block 134 .... "!,:1' P. A. Poche ........................ 6.30 Lot 4, Block 358 .... : :-'i Marjorie L. Durgin ............ 4.14
noint a new king over Lot 13, Block 134 .... ,', ': P. A. Poche ................:....... 6.30 Lot 18, Block '358 .... Margaret Lilleburg ............ 5.10
the place of Saul. "How can I go? Lot 14, Block 134.... ::: :;: .'., P. A. Poche ........................ 6.30 Lot 21, Block 358 .... Anna J. Kuhlman ................ 5.10
.k e asked "If Saul hear' it, he will Lot 17, Block 138.m ,"{ C. B. Fitch ........................ 3.66 Lot 22, Block 358 .... .; .Anna J. Kuhlman ................ 5.34-
viTi uie-" Thereupon the Lord, who Lot 4, Block 139 .... ;; "J : E. M. Peterson .................... 5.58Mildred Lot 24, Block 358.... .,1 ;': Anna J. Kuhlman ",,""'....... 5.10
remembered Samuel's many brave Lot 19, Block 139.... '.?Y:" Wheeler ..-............. 5.58 Lot 29, Blbck 358.... \, : Marjorie L. Durgin ............ 5.10
deeds, bade him to take: a heifer, Lot 1, Block 141 ......:: ., Bertha Nehring ................ 6.30 Lot 31, Block 358...., :; ._"' Fred E. Nelson .................. 6.30 !: '
drive it south about ten miles to Lot 11, Block 141,000 :; .,' Elmer G* Case .................... 6.30 Lot 43, Block 358 .... >: Hilda Toenberg .................. 4.14 .
Bethlehem, and there, under pretextof I Lots 23 & 24, Blk 150 ", W. R. Hay ...........................144.30 Lot 16, Block 361 .... :, :'. ", J. C. O'Neal ..._.................... 4.14 i
offering the heifer as a sacrifice, Lot 10, Block 151 .... r; d Elmer G. Case ................n.. 5.10 Lot '11, Block 362 .... -: ,: : Rebecca Lutz .........__........... 3.90 :
Lot 11, Block 151.... ;,' Elmer G. Case ................... 6.30 Lot 12, Block 362 .... ;,'. Rebecca Lutz ..................-... 3.90
annoint as a new king the one ofJesse's Lot 12, Block 151 .... '. Elmer G. Case .................... 5.10 Lot 24, Block 362 .... : : :' Mrs. J. H. Hayes ............ 5.10 n II
sons whom God would point Lot 13, Block 151 .... '<.:. ;' Elmer G. Case mm..m....... 4.62 Lot 30, Block 362 .... N. B. O'Kelley ..............:..... 5.10
out to him. Therefore Samuel set Lots 1,2,3, Block 152 '"\: : ; G. L. Espenlaub ................ 72.30 Lot 3, Block 363 .... : A. O. Ward ........................ 26.70 '
out on his jouiney. Lots 5, 6, 7, Block 152 ,', 'H. Etherton ...................... 53.10 Lot 12, Block 363 ,.... '.: '.: A. M. Coleman .................... 3.66
"And Samuel did that which Jehovah -, Lot 4, Block 156 ........ '. C. C. Klutts 000..................... 29.10 Lot 14, Block 363 .... -" W. R. Griffiths ................ .1.<>8 21\
spake." The old prophet recalled 'II' % Lot. 5, Block 156 ,; C. C. Christian ........._.......... 29.10 Lot 22, Block 363 .... ;/ -: '; A. Toulis .............................. 26.70 I
that, utterance of his boyhood l'E % Lot 5, Block 156 C. E. Royer ........................ 5.10 Lot '24, Block 365 .... '.,: '' Edward Boyer .................... 2-90 '
'"Speak, Jehovah, for thy servant Lot 6, Block'' 156 ........ ,'" C. ,E. Royer .....................m' 9.90 Lot 11, Block 367 .... .; Z, Robert B. Martin ............ 3.66 ';
.. -. Lot 13 Block 367 .... ; E. W. Hathaway .............. 3.66 ,
'bearetb.,' (1 Sam. 1-10) "And came Lot 7, Block 156 ........ George A. Heinz m.m......... 9.90 :
Bethlehemwhich Lot 24, Block 156 .... ::" .'- Mrs. J. W. Scott ....m..m '79r50 Lot 17, Block 367 .... .-'* Milan A. Farah ................ 3.66
,to ; means "Houseof Lot 1, Block 159 ........ ';:" '" ; ,' Theo. Gottlieb, Trustee .... 4.14 Lot 20, Block 367.... '. \r ; Frank E. Miller ................ 3.66 '",I
Bread. It is a walled town sit- Lot 6, Block 161 .... ''I,' '.'-' George Crowder ................ 2.70 Lot 24, Block 367 .... ; : .<: ; Fred E. Nelson .._............. 3.90
uated five or six miles south of Je Lot 7, Block 161 ...m.. ,J ; George Crowder ................ 2.70 Lot 11, Block 368 .... .'\: ',:,' : Esther Warren ...nm............ 4.62 '
rusalem. Rachel died and was buried Lot 2, Block 162 ........ <.Y'"' Mrs. J. E. Frederick ........ 4.14 Lot 2, Block 369..n ," :. J. W. Troeger ................... 41.10
there. Ruth and Boaz, ancestors of Lot 6, Block 162 ........ "" .!::"., J. C. Windheim ....m.m. 4.14 Lot 3, Block 369 .... J. W. Troeger .................... 41.10 -
.Jesse and David, lived there. The Lot 12, Block 162 .... '1t .._ : Theo. Gottlieb, Trustee... 7.50 Lot 25, Block 369 ...n'P'. Guy Pearl ...................m...... 5.10
Messiah was expected to be born Lot 15, Block '163 .... '3!: "':,, E. L. Alston .....__........ .... 30.30 Lot 33, Block 369 .... :' ':*x 'John N. Spies .............__..... 5.10
there (Mic. 5:2 ; Math. 2:5)) There Lot 14, Block 167 .... ".':: :\".. ; Emory J. Thomas ............ 5.10 Lot 34, Block 369 .... I.:", Elmer G. Case ......__............ 5.10
was another Bethlehem in Zebulun Lot 15, Block 167 .... ., '" .' Nora D. Ott _....................... 5.10 Lot 35, Block 369.... "., / ',, Elmer G. Case .................... 5.10
Lot 16, Block 167.m +" Emory J. Thomas ................ 5.10 Lot 13, Block 370 .... '" C. T. Nankervis .................. 3.66 k "
',and to distinguish this one it was :. Lot 16 Block 370 .... ti" R. Crosswhite ................ 3.901\ I
Lot 17, Block 167.... : Emory J. Thomas ................ 5.10 .
called Bethlehem-Judah. The town "c': Lot 17 Block 370.... > > R Crosswhite ................ 3.90 ... I
Lot 18, Block 167.... Pete M. Lanehart ................ 5.10 > .'
no'w has about 4000 inhabitants 'and Lot 19, Block 167.... ":'., Pete M. Lanehart ............. 5.10 Lot 18, Block 370 .... *" ..,- Bertha A. Taylor .__ ............ 3.90 : .; : I
the fields still produce, an abundance I Lot 25, Block 167 ...:- .: ';. ". Mrs. J. Kettl ......v...:.........,' ,60.30Lot Lot 1, Block 371 ..::: ' of grain, as in the days of Ruth and 2, Block 168 ........ :.-----j: ; James Hartz ..:..................... 5.10 Lot 5, Block 371 '.... ". '. Dr. R. L. Alsacker 000""'..'" 3.18 ::1 ;
Boaz. "And the elders of the city," Lot 14, Block 168 .... '. ;\< Josephine Wright ................. 4.14 Lot 6, Block 371 u.... '.- .d, Dr, R. L. Alsacker ............ 3.18 -
the heads of the leading families, Lot 15, Block 168 ...."" -:' ."' ." ''oJ, Josephine Wright ................ 4.14 Lot 15, Block 372 ...... ,, ',: :; Cornelius Bodine ........__...... 3.18
_ .a le to meet him trembling." These Lot 16, Block 168.m "': :' i, Josephine Wright ................ 4.14 Lot 4,' Block 374 .... ." ', Mrs. Mary Ellen Neu ...n... 2.70 '
;rl $ fgrs feared that they would Lot 1, Block 169 .... :".." Rebecca Lutz ...............:."'". 12.30 Lot 5, Block 374 ......' '.' C' Mrs. Mary Ellen Neu ...._... 2.70 .
anger '
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.1 l tie if Lot 3, Block 169...: < ".'. -, J. R. Alston ........................ 41.10 Lot 6, Block 374 ...... :' '*-.:. Mrs. Mary Ellen Neu ........ 2.70, .
king they welcomed the pro- Lot, 6, Block 169 .... ,-,' ': ,; .'1, .' J. R. Alston 000..................... 41.10 Lot 7, Block 374 ...... '. ,f;,* Mrs. Mary Ellen Neu ........ 2.70 i
het. Lot 9, Block 169.... :: ''::':'. ,' C. A.- Jackson .........__......... 62.70 Lot, 12, Block 374 .....; ': ''C-H: ; C. Avant ........................ 24.30 '
Samuel said, "I am come to sac- Lot 8, Block 170 ........ .;:' ." Victor' Baron ......_................. 5.10 Lot 13, Block 377 ...... /. Mrs. Esther H. Hogben ...... 4.62 '
rifice unto Jehovah." Samuel was Lot 9, Block 170 ........ '..< ,',:, Victor Baron .......__........:...... 5.10 Lot 14, Block 377 .... ::.*' Mrs. Esther H. Hogben ...... 4.62 ;;:
accustomed to visit various localities Lot 12, Block 171 .... '.:.' Leslie E. Kemp .............._. 7.02 Lot 15, Block 377 .... ,, .' ,*,. R. A. Lilley ........................ 4.62 .' ..',
at uncertain intervals for the purpose Lot 26, Block 171 .... d';:t,, Rebecca Lutz '''.'''U''''''''''''. 7.50 Lot 21,' Block 377 .... F. E. Nelson ........................ 4.62 '
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I of not only holding courts of Lot 5, Block 172 .... "" :,C. R. L. Simpson .................... 38.70 Lot 31, Block 377 .... ''' G. C- Voss .......00..00............ 2.70 \ ,
; justice and redressing grievancesbut Lot 7, Block 172 _....... ; :; E. C. Cole .........:.............. 5.58 Lot 32, Block 377.... .' i" ; Mrs. Mary E. Moon ........ 2.70 1 i
also of celebrating religious ser- Lot 8, Block 172 .... .. .! '. .:. Mrs. Carrie A. Tumalty .... 5.58 Lot 33, Block 377 .... ,', :, <:" Mis. Mary E. Moon ........ 2.70 :' I :
vices and sacrifices. Lot 10, Block 172 .... .-'> < Emanuel F. Selz .'............... 5.58 Lot 34, Block 377 .... ''',*. ':.,\' A. V. Bristow................... 2.70, .: :
,. offering -"J' Lot 14 Block 378.... .: '<; Sarah F. Feuchtinger ........ 9.90
Lot 11, Block 172.... Mrs. J. E. Frederick ......_. 6.06 ;,! ;
Jesse and his eight sons, includ- Lot 21, Block 172.... : :!>, '; F. G. Hunt _....................... 5.58 Lot 15, Block 378 .... Eugene Feuchtinger .... 9.90' !, I ..
ing David, lived at Bethlehem. Then Lot 2, Block 173.... ",'':r D. F. Woodward .........?..... 6.06 Lot 17, Block 378.... ..' ,,, Agnes Bitzer ..............:......... 9.90 1 j
Samuel "sanctified Jesse and his Lot 4, Block 173 .... ';,': E. S. Matteson ................ 43.50 Lot 19, Block 378.... : W. R. Hay........................... 38.70 .\ ; I
eight sons and called them to the Lot 10, Block 173.... ;', .:'.'. T. J. Bruner ........................ 6.06 Lot 20, Block 378 .... ,: '*: ", Frank Richmann ..n............ 38.70 1 I
sacrifice. And when they came, he Lot 13, Block 176.... <;: .: ,', Mary S. Cooper ... 5.10 Lot 2, Block 381 .... ; :'\: Lillian Horlotz .................... 2.70 :'
looked upon' Eliab, and said, surely Lot 14, Block 176 .... '''' ''':', : '. Lucile A. Lewis --.7............:.... 5.10 Lot 3, Block 381 '.... .- Elmer A Erickson ............ 2.70 .: E
the Lord's annointed is before him. Lot 15, Block 176.... ':; ?1: ?, Mrs. H. Davis_ .................... 5.10 Lot 4, Block 381 .... '..:- Otto H. Schuler .................. 3.18 ,
But the Lord said unto Samuel "Look Lot 21, Block 176 .... 'Yf; ,! Gustav C. Voss .................... 5.10 Lot 5, Block 381 ....' '. ,-, S. M. Paulson .................... 3.18 '1
not on his countenance, or on the I Lot 22, Block 176 .... ;\: ',:" ,: W. H. Kuhlman ................ 5.10 Lot 10, Block 383 .... ...':, .' C. E. Stedman .................... 2.70 ; ,' i i
Lot 23: Block 176 .... '', '' D. J. Johnson ................. __ 5.10 Lot 11, Block 383 .... :; -'. C. E. Stedman ............;....... 2.70 .1
height of his stature; for the Lord \ Lot 24, Block 176 .... /'" ',. A. V. Bristow................ 6.30 Lot 22, Block 383 .... .:: D. R McEachron ................ 2.94 ;
seeth not as man seeth; for man look- Lot 23 Block 383 .... ; *" D. R., McEachron ........... 2.94 .. !
Lot 26, Block 176 .... { : S. M. Paulson ....................' 5-10 .n. '
on' the outward appearance, but the Lot 28, Block '176.000 :.''. .;:" : E. W. Hathaway ...................4.38 Lot 24, Block 383 .:...' ,,. /.: ',Yo S. Harvel.................. 3.66 ,,: ;
'' id looketh on the heait." Lot 31, Block 176.m '.: ..- Esther V. Hogben ................ 4.38 Lot 13, Block 385 .:.. ,';,*- ;>,,.:, Mrs. L. O. Holdsworth &
gyn. "Then Jesse called Abinadab, a Lot 36, Block 176 .... ;' -' Anna & Joseph Kuhlman .... 5.10 "-: ,{ : R. J. Olsen .............-......... 10.20 '
on, and made him pass before Sam- Lot 6, Block 195.... <..:,Y Walter Insull ........__............ 5.10 Lot 14, Block' 385 .... ':%i! *:' Mrs. L. O. Holdsworth & ;,' t
uel. And he said, Neither hath the Lot 10, Block 195 .... :.' Janet J. Stockbridge ........ 5.10 '' % ;*,:" ., R. J. Olsen .....:................ 10.20
Lord chosen this. Then Jesse made Lot 23, Block 195 .... ':'';' ,.. Alida M. Alger .................... 6.30 Lot 15, Block: 385 .... : ,,A,, Mrs. L. O. Holdsworth & ,; ,
Sham ah to pass by and he' said Lot 4, Block 196.... >':' Thomas B. Hall .................. 5.10 .J". ; .. R. J. Olsen ...................... 10.20 ..'t' i I
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Neither Lot 5,1; Block 196 .... ; : .. ,. Blanche Dean .................... 5.10 Lot 16, Block 385 ....- ,' ,, t. ?' Mrs L. O. Holdsworth &
hath the Lord chosen this; Lot 6; Block 196 .... ::1"; Maurice E. Vaslow .........._. 5.10 ; :"; ', R. J. Olsen ...................... 10.20 ,
and Jesse made seven of his sons Lot ,,7, Block 196 .... '. ', Ella A. Nugent .................m 5.10 Lot 17, Block 385 .... ;'.'" ; Mrs. L. O. Holdsworth & ..
L pass before Samuel. And Samuel I Lot /8, Block 196 .... ;'r: :\,' Ella A. Nugent .................... 6.30 s''* R. J. Olsen ...................... 10.20 !
said unto Jesse, The Lord hath not 10, Block 196 .... ':'.:; < : Earl P..Hill ........................ 5.10 Part 80x140 ft. North' ,. ,'t .!: '.-:
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chosen these And Samuel said unto Lot 11, Block 196.... ,' Earl P. Hill _........mm_........ 5.10 of R. R. Rwy Lot. I ';1
Jesse, Are here all thy children? Lot 20, Block 196 .... : ;:: H. C. Kolstad .................... 41.10 5, Block 390 ........._ .;:,; ..{ The Clewiston Company... 6.00
And he said, There lemaineth yet the Lot 4, Block 201.... : ..,- Garst Cloflin ........................ 5.10 Lot 1, Block 399.... ,'" ; ,,-s. The Clewiston Company... 8.94 .
youngest, and behold, he keepeth the Lot 5, Block 201.m :; S. C. Beranek .................... 5.10 Lot 2, Block 399 .... ,, :- ,:; ... The.Clewiston. Company.., 7.50 \
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T sheep. And Samuel said unto Jesse, Lot 6, Block 201.... '{ E. J. Malone ...........:......__.... 5.10 Lot 3, Block 399.000 ; The Clewiston Company .... 7.50
Send and fetch him for will not Lot 9, Block 201.... :"-+: } W. E. Votava .................... 5.10 Lot 4, Block 399 .... ..1 l; The Clewiston Company... 7.50
; we Lot 20, Block 201 .... 'A')> Mrs. 'L. K. Muir ................ 5.10 Lot 5, Block 399 .... ,. The Clewiston Company... 7.50
sit down till he come hither. Sam' Lot 33, Block 201.... i. J. D: Gortatowsky ;..........' 4.14 Lot 6, Block 399 .... ,/M The Clewiston Company 7.50
uel would not sit down to the sac- Lot 36, Block 201.... ;:' S. C. Beranek .................... 6.30 Lot 7, Block 399.... The Clewiston Company... 7.50
rificial meal until David was brought Lot 1, Block 202 .... G. A. Heiuz ........................ 6.:30 Lot 8, Block 399 .... ,, :, The Clewiston Company 7.50
in and the Lord's command to any Lot 4, Block 202 .... Walter F. Carey ...:............ 4.14 Lot 9, Block: 399.... ;. The Clewiston Company 7.50
noint the future king complied witl#. I Lot 5, Block 202 .... Walter F. Carey............... 4.14Lot Lot 10, Block 399 .... .. The Clewistou Company... 7.50
Then Jesse sent and brought Davidin 13, Block 202 .... "James J. Carroll ................ 5.10 Lot 11, Block 399.... ,,- "j The Clewiston Company... 7.50
from the sheep pasture. Now he Lot 1, Block 203 .... A. Reinert ............................ 9.90 Lot 12, Block 399 .... ,': The Clewiston Company... 8.94
was ruddy, and withal of a beautiful Lot 4, Block 203 .... I B. A. Doerk ................... ...r 6,30 Lot 1, Block 400.... .. The Clewiston Company... 6.30
countenance and Lot 5, Block 203 .... Hazel A. Nelson ................ 6.30 Lot 2, Block 400 .... The Clewiston Company .... 5.10
goodly to look ,to. Lot '6, Block 203 .... Mrs. Emily Rickmeyer ...... 6.30 Lot 3, Block: 400 .... i The Clewiston Company... 5.10
And the Lord "said, Arise, annoint h1m 1 Lot 7, Block 203 .... Mrs. Emily Rickrnever ...... 48.30 Lot 4, Block 400 .... The Clewfston Company... 5.10
for this is he. Lot 11 Block 203 .... F. W. Iverson .................... 5.58 Lot 5, Block 400 .... The Clewiston Company... 5.10
"Then Samuel took the horn ); of Lot 13, Block 203 .... Blanch M. Elfrink ............ 5.58 Lot 6, Block 100 .... The Clewiston Company .... 5.10
oil, and annointed him in the midst Lot 17, Block 203 ..._ W. A. Davis .................._..... 6.78 Lot 7, Block 400 .... The Clewiston Company... 5.10
,o -,,his bretheren; and the Spirit of Lot 18, Block 203 ..;. Julia Sharkey .................__. 5.58 Lot 8, Block 400 .... The Clewiston Company... 5.10
'ffiji Loid came upon David from that Lot 20, Block 203 .... Ellen Kane ........................ 5.58 Lot 9, Block 400 .... The Clewiston Company .... ".' 5.10
Lot 21, Block 203 .... Carrie A. Tumalty 5.58 ILot 10, Block 100 .... The Clewiston Company... 5.10
oily 'forward. So ''''' 1
and Samuel rose up, Lot 1, Block 204 .... Emily D. Rickmeyer........ 5.10 Lot 11, Block 400 .... The Clewiston Company .... 5.10 '1
went to Ramah. David \('a& Lot 2, Block 204 .... Emily D. Rickmeyer ........ 4.14 Lot 12, Block 400 .... The Clewiston Company... 6.30 f
anointed in the presence of his father Lot 3, Block 204 .... Mrs. Grace E. Coffee ....._. 4.14 Lot 15, Block 403 ..__ W. E- Chenet ..........._........ 2.70 ',
and brothers, but we do not know Lot 4, Block 204 .... Mrs. H, S. Rosenthal ........ 5.10 Lot 1, Block 405 .... The Clewiston Company... 6.30
whether any of them understood the Lot 5, Block 204' .... C. A. Pretzel .................-... 5.10 Lot 2, Block 405 .... The Clewiston Company... 5.10
full meaning of the anointing. David Lot 8, Block 204 ....' Anna E. Anderson ............ 7.50 Lot 3, Block 405 .... ? The Clewiston Company... 5.10
is supposed to have been about 1 Lot 11, Block 204 .... :Miss Bessie Reardon ........ 5.10 Lot 4, Block 405 .m The Clewiston Company... 5.10
:rears old when this was done, and Lot 13, Block: 201 .... Edwin G. Boon ................ 5.10 Lot 5, Block 405 .... The Clewiston Company .... 5.10
he became king of Judah at about Lot 2, Block 207 .... Lillian H. Wright .......____' 4.62 Lot 6, Block 405 .... The Clewiston Company... 5.10
' 30. This selection Lot 3, Block 207 .... Charles ,V. Wright ............ 4.62 Lot 7, Block 405 .... The Clewiston Company .... 5.10
of David
king is to be Lot 4, Block 207 .... Mrs. Minnie J. Stark ........ 4.62 Lot 8, Block: 40.1 .... The Clewiston Company... 5.10 ,
described in Psalm 78 : 70- ,Lot 6, Block 207 .... The Clewiston Company... 4.62 Lot '9, Block 405 .... The Clewiston Company... G.1Q '1
72, which you are requested read, ot 7, l lock 207 .... George Mi\ Garbor .......v........ 4.63 (Continued on page four\ ) (
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Description Acres Owner Amount Description Acres Owner Amount Roebling Estate '

(Continued from pge three) Lot 4. Block 428 ... The Clewlston Company... 2.94

Lot 10, Block 405 .... The Clewiston Company... 5.10 Lot 5: Block 428 .... The Clewiston Company... 2.94 InCase
Lot 6 Block 428 .... The Clewiston Company... 2.94 Offers Help ,
Lot 1, Block 406 .... The Clewiston Company.... 8.S4 .
Lot 2, Block 406 .... The Clewiston Company.... 7.50 Lot 7' Block 428 .... The Clewiston Company... 2.94 I
Lot 8: Block 428 .... The Clewiston Company... 2.94 of Stor
Lot 3, Block 406 .... The Clewiston Company... 7.50
Lot 4, Block 406 .... The Clewiston Company... 7.50 Lot 9, Block 428 .... The Clewiston Company... 4.14

Lot 5, Block 406 .... The Clewiston Company... 7.50 Lot 10. ,Block 428 .... The Clewiston Company... 4.14

Lot 6, Block 406 .... The Clewiston Company... 7.50 Lot 11 Block 428 .... The Clewiston Company... 2.94 Profers -of help In case of disas {

Lot 7, Block 406 .... The Clewiston Company.... 7.50 Lot 12: Block 428 .... The Clewiston Company... 2.94 trous storm was reiterated by Alexa

Lot 8, Block 406 .... The Clewiston Company... 7.50 Lot 13, Block 428 .... The Clewis ton Company... 2.94. der Blair, of the John A. Roeblin ; V

Lot 9, Block 406 .... > The Clewiston Company... 7.50 Lot 14, Block 428 .... The Clewiston Company... 2.94'Lot at Red Hill nine mile \

Lot 10, Block 406 .... The Clewiston Company... 7.50 15, Block 428 .... The Clewiston Company... 2.94 'I property, Placid Fla. In a lettc '
Lot 16 Block 428 .... The Clewiston Company... 2.94 south of Lake ,
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Lot 11, Block 406 .... The Clewiston Company... 7.50 '
Lot 12, Block 406 .... The Clewiston Company.... 7.50 Lot 17, Block 428 .... The Clewiston Company... 2.94 to the board of county commissioner, i

Lot' 13, Block 406 :... The Clewiston Company... 9.90 Lot 18, Block 428 .... The Clewiston Company... 2.94 of this county. .. t'

Lot 14, Block 406 .... Frank Hogben .................... 5.10 Lot 19, Block 428 .... The Clewiston Company... 4.62 The Roebling estate has made ex'

Lot 14, Block: 409 .... A. G. Farmquist ................ 3.18 Lot 20, Block 428 .... The Clewiston Company... 3.66 tensive preparations to be of servic* /,
Lot 21 Block 428 .... The Clewiston Company... 3.66
Lot 6, Block 411 .... L. L. Lynn ....._.................. 3.18 during storms, and are prepared t ,
Lot 22 Block 428 .... The Clewiston Company... 3.66 r
Lot 5, Block 411 ........ Morris P. Compton ............. 3.13 into any territory where aid i r
Lot 23 Block 428 .... The Clewiston Company... 4.62 go
Lot7, Block 412 .... Morris P. Compton ............. 3.18 needed.
Lot 1 Block 429 .... The Clewiston Company... 2.70 I
Lot 8, Block 412 .... A. J. Wilder ........................ 2.70. \
Lot 2 Block 429 .... The Clewiston Company... 2.70 Blair "Mr. Roeblin
Lot 11, Block 412 .... A. J. Wilder ........................ 2.70 Mr. says,
Lot 3 Block 429 .... The Clewiston Company... 2.70 tIn
Lot 12, Block: 412 .... A. J. Wilder ........................ 2.70 wishes us to be prepared to serv ,
Lot 4 Block 429 .... The Clewiston Company... 2.70
Lot 13, Block 412 .... W. G. Ames ...._................... 5.10 I: case of disastrous storm or tq .
Block 429 .... ... 2.70 .
Lot The Clewiston Company
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Lot 21, Block 412 .... Mabel Frances .................... 5.10 help In preventing loss of life b ford ,
.... ... 2.70
Lot 6 Block 429 The Clewis ton Company
Lots 26, 27, Block 412 Hollis Lanier ....................... 4.14 any such storm, with which objec(
Lot 7 Block 429 .... The Clewiston Company... 2.70
Lot 19, Block 422 .... Hollis Lanier ...................... 4.14 have made ,some preparations s ;
Lot 8 Block 429 .... The Clewiston Company... 2.70 we s
Lot 20, Block 422 .... Hollis Lanier ....................... 4.14 'I in the circumstances."We .
Lot 9, Block 429 .... The Clewiston Company... 3.18 as to be of use \ i 1.
Lot 21, Block 422 .... Hollis Lanier '....................... 4.14 to be
Lot 10 Block 429 .... The Clewiston Company... 3.18 do not desire to seem
Lot 22, Block 422 .... Hollis<< Lanier ....................... 4.14 ,
Lot 11 Block 429 .... The Clewiston Company... 2.70 the several districts
Lot 23, Block 422 .... Hollis Lanier ....................... 4.14 intruders in '
Lot 12 Block 429' .... The Clewiston ... 2.70 feel
Company
Lot 24, Block 422 .... Elmer G. Case .................... 4.14 but we would like you to free( -Ito
Lot 13 Block 429 .... The Clewiston ... 2.70
Lot 27, Block 422 .... Elmer G. Case .................... 5.10 Company call on us if there is anything: : \ ,;
Lot 14 Block' 429 .... The 'Clewiston Company... 2.70 ;
Lot 28, Block 422 .... Elmer G. Case .................... 4.14 that we can do should a storm threaten
Lot 15 Block' 429 .... The Clewiston Company... 2.70
Lot 28, Block 423 .... Elmer G. Case __.................. 4.14 which it is feared may be disas I,
Lot 16, Block 429 .... The Clewiston Company... 2.70
Lot 29, Block 423 .... The Clewiston Company... 5.10 trous to life or should such disaste ; ;
Lot 17, Block 429 ..: The Clewiston Company... 2.70
Lots 1 2 Block 424 ....
The Clewiston Company... 4.14 :
Lot 18, Block 429 .... The Clewiston Company... 2.70 have happened. V
Lots 3, 4, Block 424.... The Clewiston Company... 4.14
Lot 19, Block 429 .... The Clewiston Company... 3.42 I "We have some trucks on the Roe \
Lots 5, 6, Block 424.:.. The Clewiston Company... 4.14 ,
Lot 20 Block 429 .... The Clewiston ... 2.94 '
of
Company
list
and have a
Lots 7, 8, Block 424:.. The Clewiston Company... 4.14 bling property I
Lot 21, Block 429 .... The Clewiston Company... 2.94 \
Lots 9, 10, Block 424.. The Clewiston Company... 4.14 others with a list of boats
Lot 22, Block 429 .... The Clewis ton Company..: 2.94
Lots 11, 12, Block 424 The Clewiston Company... 4.14 would be available. "
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Lot 23, Block 429 .... The Clewiston Company... 3.42 Whicph\'
Lots 13, 14, Block 424 The Clewiston Company... 4.14
'Lot 1, Block 430, .... V The Clewiston Company... 2.94 The estate has served In \o.r
Lots 15, 16, Block 424 The Clewiston Company... 4.14
Lot 2, Block 430 .... The Clewiston Company... 2.46 with food preparations for I
Lots 17 18 Block 424
The Clewiston Company... 4.14 j
Lot 3 Block 430 .... ... Their help and
The Clewiston 2.46 the
Company refugees in past. | {
Lots 19, 20, Block 424 The Clewiston Company' .... 5:10:
Lots 21, 22, Block 424 The Clewiston Company... 3.90 Lot 4, '''Block 430 ..;: The Clewiston Company... 2.46 their friendly and thoughtful attitude 3

Lot 23, Block 424 ....' J. S. Slate ............................ 3.90 Lot 5, Block 430 .... The Clewiston Company... 2.46 Is greatly appreciated throughout -|
Lot 6 Block 430 .... The Clewiston ... 2.46
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Lot 24 Company section.Moorel
Block 424 .... The Clewiston Company... 3.18 the Everglades
Lot 7, Block 430 .... The Clewiston .... 2.46 '
Company
Lot 25 Block 424 .... : .
The Clewiston Company... 3.18 I Haven Democrat. II
Lot 8, Block 430 .... The Clewiston Company' .... 2.46 I rA
Lot
26 Block 424 ....
The Clewiston Company.... 3.18 _
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Lot 9. Block 430 .... The Clewiston .... 2.46 i
1 Lot 27 Company
Block 424 ....
The Clewiston Company.... 3.18 ,
Lot 28, Block 424 .... The Clewiston Company... 3.18 Lot 10, Block 430 .... The Clewiston Company... 2.46 j IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE I

Lot 11, Block 430 .... The Clewiston ... 2.46 JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
Lot Company TWELFTH ;
29, Block 424 .... The Clewiston Company ..... 3.18 I
Lot Lot 12, Block 430 ,.... The Clewiston Company... 2.94 OF FLORIDA, IN AND FOR ,
30, Block 424 .... The Clewiston Company.... 3.18
Lot 31, Block 424 .... The Clewiston Compaany. 3.18 : Lot 13, Block 430 .... The Clewiston Company... 2.94 HENDRY COUNTY. "-

Lot 14, Block 430 .... The Clewiston ... 2.46
Company CHANCERY.
Lot 32, Block 424 .... The Clewiston Company... 3.18 IN V
Lot 15, Block 430 .... ,The Clewiston Company .... 2.46
Lot .
33
Block 424 ....
The Clewiston Company... 3.18: '
Lot 34 I Lot 16, Block 430 .... The Clewiston Company... 2.46 W. G. TROXLER, as \.:/ ,
Block 424 .... The Clewiston Company... 3.18 '-1"
Lot 17, Block 430 .... The Clewis ton' Company... 2.46 successor trustee, I -
Lot 35, Block 424 .... The Clewiston Company.... 3.18 "
Lot 36, Block 424 .... The Clewiston Company... 3.18 Lot 18, Block 430 .... The Clewiston Company... 2.46 Plaintiff, I H..

Lot 19, Block 430 .... The Clewiston Company... 2.46 v.
Lot 37 Block 424 ....
The Clewiston Company... 3.18
Lot 20, Block 430 .... The Clewiston Company... 2.46 SUGARLAND DEVELOPMENT ,
Lot 38 Block 424 .... -
The Clewiston Company..... 3.18
Lot 39, Block 424 .... The Clewiston, Company... 3.18 Lot 21, Block 430 .... The Clewiston Company... 2.46 COMPANY, A corporation, et al., ,

v--"'" --' Lot 40, Block 424 .... The Clewiston Company... 3.18 Lot 22, Block 430 .... The Clewiston Company... 2.46 Defendants. .

Lot 41, Block 424 .... The Clewiston Company... 3.18 Lot 23, Block 430 .... The Clewiston Company... 2.46 ORDER OF PUBLICATION

L Lot 42, Block 424 .... The Clewiston Company... 3.18 Lot 24, Block 430 .... The Clewiston Company... 2.94 Affidavit for order of publication

:. Lot 43, Block 424 .... 'k The Clewiston Compaany' ,.. 3.18 Lot 1, Block 431 .... The Clewiston Company... 3.18 having been filed as required by : .;'. /;

Lot 44, Block 424 .... The Clewiston Company.... 3.90 Lot 2, Block 431 .... The Clewiston Company... 2.70 law, V r

Lot 1, Block 425 .... The Clewiston Company... 5.38 Lot 3, Block 431 ...., The Clewiston Company... 2.70 IT IS ORDERED that the defendants ,

Lot 2, Block 425 .... The Clewiston Company.... 4.14 Lot 4, Block 431 ...: The Clewiston Company... 2.70 E. W. Stubbs and Harriet A.

Lot 3, Block '425 .... The Clewiston Company... 4.14 Lot 5, Block 431 .... The Clewiston Company... 2.70 Stubbs, his wife, James Colleran and .

Lot 4, Block 425 .... The Clewiston Company..: 4.14 Lot 6, Block 431 .... The Clewiston Company... 2.70. Mrs. James Colleran, his wife, G. W.

Lot 5, Block 423 .... The Clewiston Company... 4.14 Lot 7, Block 431 .... .. The Clewiston Company... 2.70. McCray and Mrs. G. W. McCray, his i

Lot 6, Block 425 .... The Clewiston Company ,.... 4.14 Lot 8, Block -431 .... 1;' The Clewiston Company ... 2.70 wife, Henry L.,Green and Mrs. Henry \

I Lot 7, Block 425 .... The Clewiston Company... 4.14 Lot 9, Block 431 .... The Clewiston Company... 3-18 L. Green, his wife, do appear upon I

Lot 8, Block 425 ...., The Clewiston Company... 4.14 Lot 10, Block 431 ....' The Clewiston Company... 3.66 the Rule Day In September, 1933 I x

[ Lot 9, Block 425 .... The Clewiston Company... 4.14 Lot 11, Block 431 .... The Clewiston Company... 2.94 the same being the 4th day of sep= I -, ,;i

Lot 10, Block 425 .... The Clewiston Company... 5.58 Lot 12, Block 431 .... The Clewiston Company... 2.94 tember 1933, to the bill of complaint +'

Lots 11, 12, Block 425 The Clewiston Company... 5.10 Lot 13, Block 431 .... The Clewiston Company... 2.94 filed, : in this ,cause to foreclose '1t r

Lot 14, Block 431 .... The Clewiston ... 3.66
Lots 13, 14, Block 425 The Clewiston Company.... 4.14 Company a certain mortgage or deed of trust; ti

Lots 15, 16, Block 425 The Clewiston Company.... 4.14 Lot 15, Block 431 .:.. The Clewiston Company... 3.18 else the allegations of ,said bill will I

Lot 16, Block 431 .... The Clewiston Company... 2.70 :
Lots 17, 18, Block 425 The Clewiston Company... 4.14. be taken as confessed by said de- R
Lot 17, Block 431 .... The Clewiston Company... 2.70
Lots 19, 20, Block 425 The Clewiston Company.... 4.14 fendants.IT .
Lot 18, Block 431 .... The Clewiston Company... 2.70
Lots 21, 22, Block: 425 The Clewiston Company... 4.14 IS FURTHER ORDERED that
Lot 19 Block 431 .... The Clewiston ... 2.70
Company
Lots 23, 24, Block 428 The Clewiston Company.... 4.14 this order be published once a
Lot 20, Block 431 .... The Clewiston Company... 2.70
Lots 25, 26, Block 425 The Clewiston Company... 5.10 week for four consecutive weeks in
Lot 21, Block 431 .... The Clewiston Company... 2.70 i
Lot 27, Block 425 .... The Clewiston Company... 3.90 The Clewiston News, a newspaper
Lot 22, Block 431 .... The Clewiston Company' .... 2.70
Lot 28, Block 425 .... The Clewiston Company.... 3.18 published in Hendry County Florida.
Lot Lot 23, Block 431 .... The Clewiston Company .... 3.18
29 Block 425 ....
The Clewiston Company... 3.18 DONE AND ORDERED at LaBelle, j 'rr
Lot 1, Block 432 .... The Clewiston Company... 2.94
Lot 30, Block 425 ....
,I The Clewiston Company.... 3.18 Florida, this 31st day of July, 1933-
Lot 31, Block 425 .... Lot 2, Block 432 .... The Clewiston Company... 2.46
The Clewiston Company... 3.18 CIRCUIT COURT SEAL)
Lot 32, Block 425 .... The Clewiston Company.... 3.18 Lot 3, Block 432 .... The Clewiston Company... 2.46 (
Lot 4, Block 432 .... The Clewiston Company... 2.46 WM. T. HULL,
Lot 33, Block 425 .... The Clewiston Company... 3.18 Clerk of said Court.
Lot 5, Block 432 .... The Clewiston Company... 2.46 ,
Lot 34, Block 425 .... .
Lot The Clewiston Company..., 3.18 Lot''' 6, Block 432 .... V The Clewiston Company... 2.46 EVANS, MERSHON & SAWYER, 1
35, Block 425 ....
: Lot The Clewiston Company... 3.18 Lot 7. Block 432 .... The Clewiston Company... 2.46 1st National Bank Building,
36, Block 425 ....
Lot, 37 The Clewiston Company... 3.18 Lot 8, Block 432 .... The Clewiston Company... 2.46 Miami, Florida,
Block 425 ....
The Clewiston Company... 3.18 Lot 9, Block 432 .... The Clewiston Company... 2.94 FOR PLAINTIFF.
Lot 38, Block 425 .... SOLICITORS
The Clewiston Company... 3.18 Lot 10, Block 432 .... The Clewiston Company... 3.90
Lot 39, Block 425 .... The Clewiston Company... 3.18 Lot 11, Block 432 .... The Clewiston Company... 2.94 Aug. 4, 11, 18, 25; Sept. 1. x.
Lot 40, Block 425 ....
The Clewiston Company... 3.18 Lot 12, Block 432 .... V The Clewiston Company... 2.94
Lot
41, Block 425 ....
Lot The Clewiston Company... 3.66J Lot 13, Block 432 .... The Clewiston Company .... 3.90 ...
42, Block 425 ....
The Clewiston Company... 3.661 Lot 14, Block 432 .... The Clewiston Company... 2.94 NOTICE
Lot 43, Block 425 .... The Clewiston Company... 3.66 Notice is hereby given of the in-/l\
Lot 15, Block 432 .... The Clewiston Company... 2.46 :
Lot 1, Block 426 .... The Clewiston Company... 2.46 tention of the undersigned to apply ,
Lot 16, Block 432 .... The Clewiston Company... 2.46 it
Lot 2, Block 426 .... The Clewiston Company... 2.46 Lot 17, Block 432 .... The Clewiston Company... 2.46 to the Judge of the Circuit Court of '- ,
Lot 3, Block 428 .... The Clewiston Company... 2.46 the Twelfth Judicial Circuit on the
Lot 18, Block 432 .... The Clewiston Company' '.... 2.46
Lot 4, Block 426 .... The Clewiston Company... 2.46 Lot 19, 'Block 432 .... The Clewiston Company... 2.46 25th day of August, A. D. 1933 for

Lot 5, Block 426 .... The Clewiston Company... 2.46 an order of adoption to the under-
Lot 20, Block 432 .... The Clewiston Company... 2.46
Lot 6, Block 426 .... 1 The Clewiston ... signed' of Ethel Enfinger. a
Company 2.46 one
Lot 21, Block 432...: The Clewiston Company... 2.46 '
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Lot 7, Block 426 .... The Clewiston Company... 2.46 Lot 22, Block 432 .... The Clewiston Company... 2.94; minor. k .;
Lot
8, Block 426 ....
The Clewiston Company... 2.46 Lot 1, Block 433 .... The Clewiston Company... 2.70 CARL E. ROYER.
Lot 9, Block, 426 .... .
The Clewiston Company... 3.66 Lot 2, Block 433 .... The Clewiston Company... 2.46 LORENA K. ROYER. '

Lot 10, Block 426 .... The Clewiston Company .... 3.90 Let 3, Block 433 .... The Clewiston Company... 2.46 LOUIS O. GRAVELY k
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Lot 11, Block 426 .... The Clewiston Company... 2.70 Lot 4, Block 433 .... The Clewiston Company .... 2.46 Attorney for Petitioners. }

Lot 12, Block 426 .... The Clewiston Company,.. 2.70 Lot 5, Block 433 .... The Clewiston Company... 2:46 5t a

Lot 13, Block 426' .... The Clewiston Company... 2.70 Lot 6, Block 433 .... The Clewiston Company... 2.46 fr,' '

Lot 14, Block 426 .... The Clewiston Company... 2.70 Lot 7, Block 433 .... The Clewiston Company... 2.46 '

Lot 15, Block 426 .... The Clewiston Company... 2.70 Lot 8, Block 433 .... The Clewiston Company... 2.46 NOTICE OF SPECIAL MASTER'S;

Lot 16, Block 426 .... The Clewiston Company... 2.70 Lot 9, Block 433 .... The Clewiston Company... 2.70 SALE

Lot 17, Block 426 .... The Clewiston Company... 2.70 Lot 10, Block 433 .... The Ole .tston company ....3.42 -t: !

Lot 18, Block 426 .... The Clewiston Company... 2.70 Lot 11, Block 433 .... The Clewiston Company... 2.94

Lot 19, Block 426 .... The Clewiston Company,.. 4.62 Lot 12, Block 433 .... The Clewiston Company... 2.94 Notice is hereby given that under
and virtue of Final Decree in that T
Lot 20, Block 426 .... The Clewiston Company... 3.66 Lot 13, Block 433 .... The Clewiston Company... 3.66 ray "'
certain pending in the Circuit
Lot 21, Block 426 .... The Clewiston Company... 3.66 Lot 14, Block 433 .... The Clewiston Company 2.94 cause t

Lot 22, Block 426 .... The Clewiston Company... 4.14 Lot 15, Block 433 .... The Clewiston Company... 2,46 i Courty of Hendry County Florida, r

Lot 1. Block 427 .... The Clewiston Company... 2.70 Lot 16, Block 433 .... The Clewiston Company... 2.46 wherein Clewistou Home ,Building ;!

Lot 2, Block 427 .... The Clewiston Company... 2.70 Lot 17, Block 433 .... :y The Clewiston Company... 2.46 Association is Plaintiff, and Wm. R. h:

Lot 3, Block 427 .... ,. The Clewiston Company... 2.70 Lot 18, Block 433 .... The Clewiston Company... 2.46 Hay'' avid others are Defendants, I 'FYI

Lot 4, Block 427 .... : The Clewiston Company... 2.70 Lot 19, Block 433 .... The Clewiston Company... 2.46 will offer for sale, and sell to the

Lot 5, Block 427 .... The Clewiston Company... 2.70 Lot 20, Block 433 .... V The Clewiston Company... 2.46 highest'and best bidder for cash, at s
Lot, 6, Block 427 .... The Lot 21 Block the frojit) door of the Court. ''House a
Clewiston Company... 2.70 433 .... The Clewiston Company... 2.46
Lot 7, Block 427 .... The Clewiston Company... 2.70 Lot 22, Block 433 .... The Clewiston Company... 2.46 at LaBelle, Hendry County, Florida :

Lot 8, Block 427 .... The Clewiston Company... 2.70 Lot 35, Block 446 .... Jordan Eilers .................... 5.10 on Mo 'day, the 4th day of September -'

Lot Lot 9, Block 427 .... The Clewiston Company... 3.90 Lot 36, Block 446 ..:. Jordan Eilers .................... 6.30 1923& during the legal. hours for

10, Block 427 .... The Clewiston Company .... 3.90 Lot 13, Block 448 .... Mamie 'Blacksmith ........ 3.90 sale, th following described property -

:: Lot 11, Block 427 .... The Clewiston Company... 2.70 Lot 8, Block 451 .... D. B. Allen ........................ 24.30 lylngj and being in Hendry County ,
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Lot 12, Block 427 .... The Clewiston Company... 2.70 Lot 10, Block 453 .... Lilyan S. to-wt: oT i
Lot Cook .................... 5.10
Lot 13, Block 427 .... The Clewiston Company... 2.70 Lot 11, Block: 453 .... V Lilyan S. Cook' .................... 5.10 Air of Lot 24 in Block 150, ,

Lot 14, Block 427 .... The Clewiston Company... 2.70 Lot 12, Block 453 .... Lilyan S. Cook .................... 5.10 as per the general plan of 7 3 '

15, Block 427 .... The Clewiston ... Lot 13, Block 453 .... Clewi ton, Florida Plat Book 2 ;
Lot 16 Company 2.70 Lilyan S. Cook .................... 5.10 ,
Block 427.... ," The Clewiston Company... 2.70 Lot 14 Block 453 .... Lilyan S. Page 7 to 14, Hendry County '
Lot 17 Cook .................... 5:10: i'
Lot 18, Block 427 .... The Clewiston Company... 2.70 Lot 15, Block 453 .... Lilyan S. Cook .................... 5.10 Records.Said _

Block 427 .... The Clewiston Company... 2.70 Lot 1, Block 495 .... The Clewiston Company... 2.70 / property will be so sold, in a:

I Lot 19, Block 427 .... The Clewiston Company... 5.10 Lot 2, Block 495 .... The Clewiston Company... 2.70 accordance with, and to satisfy the
Lot
1 20, Block 427 .... The Clewiston Company... 3.66 Lot 3, Block 495 .... The Clewiston Company... 2.70 terms (of said Decree.B. .

I Lot Lot 21 22, Block 427 ..:. The Clewiston Company... 3.66 Lot 4, Block 495 .... The Clewiston Company... 2.70 A. BALES, Y '

I Lot 1 Block 427 -... The Clewiston Company... 5.10 Lot 5, Block 495 .... The Clewiston Company... 2.70 SPECIAL MASTER
Block 428 .... The Clewiston Lot 6 Block 495 .._ '
Lot 2 Company... 2.94 The Clewiston Company... 3.18 J. M. LOUSE '',
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Block 428 .... The Clewiston Company... 2.94 Lot 7., Block 495 .... The Clewiston Company... 3.181
Lot 3 Block Solicitor for Plaintiff.
428 ..
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(Continued from page four) Block 278 .................. 1. The Clewiston Company... 1.50 I

I Personal Mention Lot 8, Block 495 .... The Clewiston Company... 3.18 Block 279 .................. 3.5 The Clewlston Company... 4.50

Lot 11, Block 495 .... The Clewiston Company... 5.10 Block 280 ..................! 3.5 The Clewiston Company _... 4.50
Lot 17, Block 495 .... The Clewiston Company... 3.18 Block 281 .................. 3. The Clewiston Company.,. 3.90

Lot 18, Block 495 .... The Clewiston Company... 3.18 Block 282 _....:...t:........ 3. The Clewiston Company... 3.90
George Schauermann spent theweek Lot 1, Block 498 .... The Clewiston Company... 2.70 Block 283 ...:........:..... 2: The Clewiston Company... 2.70

end In West Palm Beach. Lot 2, Block 498 .... The Clewiston Company... 2.70 Block 284 .................. 2. The Clewiston Company... 2.70

Lot 3, Block 498 .... The Clewiston Company... 2.70 Block 285 .................. 2.3 The Clewiston Company ... 3.30
E. E. Kelly spent several days of I Lot 4 Block 498 .... .:' The Clewiston Company... 2.70 Block 286 ............:..... 2.3 The Clewiston Company... 3.30

this week in Miami on business.H. I Lot 5, Block 498 .... .*\ The Clewiston Company... 2.70 Block 287 -.................' 4. The Clewiston Company... 5.10

Lot 6, Block 498 .... The Clewiston Company... 3.18 Block 288 .................. 2.3 The Clewiston Company... 3.30.

I G. Harper spent the week end I Lot 7, Block 49S .... The Clewiston Company... 3.18 Block 289 .................. 2. The Clewiston Company... 2.70

Palm Beach. Lot 8, Block 498.... The Clewiston Company... 4.14 Block 290 .................. 2. The Clewiston Company... 2.70

at West Lot 9, Block 498 .... .;j Mary C. Sims .................... 2.70 Block 291 ..............__.. 3. The Clewiston Company... 3.90

Lot 10, Block 498.... ( G.V.. Fuquay................... 2.70 Block 292 ............:.....' 2.8 The Clewiston Company _... 3.90
" Mrs. E. B. Butler is spending the Lot 11, Block 498 .... The Clewiston Company... 2.70 Block 294 .................; 3.1 The Clewiston Company... 3.90

week visiting friends in Ft. Myers. Lot 13, Block 498 .... ". J' The Clewiston Company... 2.70 Block 299 ................... 2.7 The Clewiston Company... 3.30

Lot 15, Block 498 .... -./ Edith Taylor ........................ 2.70 Block 300 ................. 2.7 The Clewiston Company... 3.30
Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Raines and Lot 16, Block 498 ..'.. The Clewiston Company... 2.70 Block: 301 ...............:.. 2.5 The Clewiston Company... 3.30

son spent the week end in Ft. Myers.Mr. Lot 17, Block 498 .... \ T, The Clewiston Company... 2.70 Block 302 .................. 3.5 The Clewiston Company.... 4.50

Lot 18, Block 498 ..... $. The Clewiston Company... 3.18 Block 306 ................. 3.7 The Clewiston Company.. 4.50 ;

and )Mrs. John Elmore,.of Belle All Block 38 ............ 'f 3.5 The Clewiston Company... 4.50 Block 307 .................. 3.7 The Clewiston Company... 4.50 !
Block 308 .................. 3.1 The Clewiston Company... 3.90
....
Glade visiting frineds here All Block 39 ........ f 3.5 The Clewiston Company... 4.50 '
were ..............._
...... Block 309 2.8 The Clewiston Company... 3.90
All Block 40 ...... I.t 3. The Clewiston Company... 3.90 ,
Sunday. Block 310 .............:.... 3.4 The Clewiston Company... 4.50
s All Block 41 ..... .... 1.9 The Clewiston Company... 2.70
... Block 311 .................. 3.4 The Clewistbn Company... 4.50
All Block 42 ........ 1.9 The Clewiston Company... 2.70
Parker Wilson and K. S. McMul- All Block 43 ............ 4.4 The Clewiston Company... 5.70 Block 315 .................. .. 3.4 The Clewlston Company... 4.50

len spent Sunday in Arcadia and All Block 44 ...:........ 3.7 The Clewiston Company.., 4.50 Block 316 .........:........ 3.6 The Clewiston Company .I.... 4.50 '

Bartow. All Block 45 .......:.... 2.2 The Clewiston Company... 2.70 Block 317 .................. 3.6 The Clewiston Company... 4.50

All Block 46 ............ .r 5.1 The Clewiston Company... 6.30 Block 318 .................. 3.1 The Clewiston Company... 3.90
..................
.. ..... Block 322 1. The Clewiston' Company... 1.50
Louis LaFontisse, of Gainesvillewas All Block 47 ... 5.1 The Clewiston Company... 6.30
'. Block 323 .................. 1.5 The Clewiston ... 2.10
... Company
the guest of Mr.' and Mrs. D. G. All Block 48 .......; 2.2 The 'Clewis ton Company... 2.70
........... .... .
Block 324 5.1 The Clewiston Company... 6.30
... .
Alston All Block 49 ....... : 4.6 The Clewiston Company... 5.70
Tuesday. ... .........
.
Block 50 .................... 3.7 The Clewiston Company .... 4.50 Block 325 m 2.5 The Clewiston Company... 3.30
....... .......:.
Block 326 .
Block 51 .................... 3.5 The Clewiston Company... 4.50 : .2.7 The Clewiston Company... 3.30
Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Harvel, and ................
Block 327 ..
Clewis ton ..
2.5 The Company 3.30
Block; 52 .................... 3.5 The Clewiston Company... 4.50
visiting Block 328 _................
daughter Marjorie, were 4.2 The Clewiston Company... 5.10
Block 53 .................... 4.3 The Clewiston Company... 5.70
friends here Sunday. Block 329 ............'.... 4.3 The Clewiston Company... 5.70 ,
Block 54 .................... :4.3 The Clewiston Company _'" 5.70
............. .. :
Block Clewiston ...
Block 55 .................... '" 1.7 The Clewiston Company... 2.10 330 3.3 The Company 4.50
........... .... .# '
Block 331 ..
V. H. McCarter and : ; 3.5 The Clewiston Company 4.50
B. C. Flaniken, Block 56 ................... 1.7 The Clewiston Company... 2.10
__............ ..
Block 332 Clewiston ..
........... .... : 3.5 The Company 4.50
H. P. Peterson visited J. W. Moorein Block 57 .... 4.5 The Clewiston Company... 5.70
Block 333 ................ .
.. Clewiston .
Ft. Myers Sunday. Block 58 ................. .. 4.5 The Clewiston Company... 5.70 3.3 The Company 4,50 ,
I .... ....._......
Block 334 .
Block 59 ................... 4.5 The Clewiston Company... 5.70 2.2 The Clewiston Company .. 2.70
, Block 60 ..................... 4.5 The Clewiston Company... 5.70 Block 335 .................. 2.2 The Clewiston Company... 2.70
r S. A. Graves and Cy Couch, of La- ....... ...
Block .... .
336 .. 2:2: The Clewiston Company... 2.70
I
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Block 61 ........... 1.7 The Clewiston Company... 2.10
Belle transacting business here ,a .......... .. '
Block 337 .. ....
were 2.1 The Clewiston Company... 2.70 :
.. .. .
Block 62 ....... ... 1.7 The Clewiston Company.. 2.10
Monday afternoon.Mr. .. Block 338 ..m............. 2.1 The Clewiston Company... 2.70 I
Block 63 ...... ... ... 3.3 The Clewiston Company .. 4.50
...... ..... .. Clewiston
Block 64 ...................'. 3.3 The Clewiston Company... 4.50 Block 339 2.2 The Company... 2,70 -.
.,. and Mrs. George Yon returned Block 3.42 _................. 3.4 The Clewiston Company .._. 4.50
Block 65 .........._......... 2.8 The Clewiston Company... 3.90
Block 343 .. .... ........
.: ..
from their honeymoon Saturday are Block 66 .................... 3.1 The Clewiston Company... 3.90 3.5 The Clewiston 'Company 4.50
Block 344 ................ Clewiston ....
are at home in South Bay. I Block 67 ..._................ :, 3.2 The Clewiston Company... 3.90 : 3.5 The Company 4.150
Block 345 ................. 1'3.4 Cleviston ...
The 4.50
Block '68 ..........:......... 2.6 The Clewiston Company... 3.30 Company
Block 390 ......_.......... The Clewiston ... 18.30
and Block 69 .................... 3.4 The Clewiston Company... 4.50 14.8 Company
Mis. W. H. McCracken son
Block 434 .................. 3.5 The Clewiston _... 4.50
Company
Block 70 .................... 4.3 The Clewiston Company... 5.70 '
are visiting relatives in Venice and Block 435 .................. 2.2 The Clewiston Company... 2.70
Block 71 .................... 3.0 The Clewiston Company... 3.90
Nokomis for a few weeks. Block 436 _................. 6.5 The Clewiston Company .... 8.10
Block 72 .................... 6.3 The Clewiston Company... 8.10
Block 437 .................. The Clewiston'Company .... 8.10
6.5
Block 73 .................... 2. The Clewiston Company... 2.70
Block 438 .................. The Clewiston ... 8.10
Miss Maude Anderson, of West 6.5" Company
Block 74 ................:... 2. The Clewiston Company... 2.70
Block 439 .................. 7.5The Clewiston ... 9.30
Palm Beach was the Sunday guest of Company
Block 75 .................... 6.3 The Clewiston Company... 8.10 '
Block 440 .................. 7.5 The Clewiston ..._ 9.30
Mrs. Ruth Drinkwater here. Block 76 .................... 3< The Clewiston Company... 3.90 Company
Block 441 ................. 7.5 The Clewiston ... 9.30
: Company
Block 77 ................. 3.4 The Clewiston Company .... 4.50
: Block 442 .................. 7.3 The Clewiston ... 9--30:
Company
Miss Kathryn Deam returned Tues- Block 78 .................... ". 2.9 The Clewiston Company... 3.90
Block 443 .................. 7.3 The Clewiston Company .... 9.30
Block 79 .................... 3.2 The Clewiston Company... 3.90
from month's vacation spentin
day a Block 444 .................. 7.3 The Clewiston Company... 9.30
Wichita, Kan-:, and Chicago.Mr. All, except Lots 24 & Block 460 ................_. .6 The Clewiston Company.... .90
25 Block 80 .......... 6.2 The Clewiston Company... 7.80 .
All Blk 462 less .Canal '

and Mrs. L. C. Rosenberg returned Block 85 .................... 2.6 The Clewiston Company.... 3.90 Rwy ................. .3 The Clewiston Company' .... .84

Saturday from their vacation Block 86 .................... 3.2 The Clewiston Company... 3.90 Block 465 ........::........ .3 The Clewiston Company... .54
Block 88 .................... 2.4 The Clewiston Company... 3.90
which they spent in New York. Block 467 ........__....... .. .3' The Clewiston Company... .54
Block 89 .................... 4.6 The Clewiston ... 5.70
Company
Block 468 .................. .3 The Clewiston Company _... .54 ,
J All except Lot 1, Block, Block .478 .................. 5.8 The Clewiston Company... 7.50
J. M.* Couse, J. Wiggins, andC. 90 .......................... 3:4 The Clewiston Company... 4.80 Block 479 ........... .. 3.1 The Clewistoll Company... 3.90

C. Gantt,. of Moore Haven were In Lot 1, Block 90 ........ Mrs. R. E. Carpenter ........ 1.50 Block 480 ;............m...... '' .4.8 The Clewiston Company... 6.30

Clewiston on business Saturday. Block 91 '.................... 3. The Clewiston Company... 3.90 Block 481 ................::' 3. The Clewiston Company... 3.90
Block 92 .................... 2.9 The Clewiston ... 3.90 .
-- Company Block 482 ................:. 2. The Clewiston Company... 2.70
Dr.. and JMrs. J. W. Ezelle and Block 93 ....:...............- 4.5 The Clewiston Company... 5.70 Block 483 .m............... 6.4 'The Clewiston Company.,. 8.10

Mrs. W. P. Vaughn, Jr., and son were Block 94 .................... 3.1 The Clewiston Company... 3.90 Block 484 .................. 2.8 The Clewiston Company... 3.90
Block 95 .................... 2.7 The Clewiston .... 3.30
Company The .. 2.70
visitors in West Palm Beach Tuesday.: Block 485 .......... ....... ., 2. Clewiston Company .
Block 96 ..........:......... 2.7 The Clewiston Company... 3.30 Block 486 _................. 3.4 The Clewiston Company... 4.50
Block 97 .................... 2.9 The Clewiston Company... 3.90 .
: Clewiston 2.70
Miss Block 487 ............. .... 1.8 The Company ....
Miss Betty Spicer and Mary Block 98 .................... 2.9 The Clewiston Company .... 3.90 Block 488 ................... 2.6 The Clewiston Company' .... 3.30
Bush are spending several days in Block 99 ...................; 2.9 The Clewiston Company... 3.90 Block 489 ....11........... 2. The Clewiston Company... 2.70
Miami as guests of Miss Helen Brin- Block 100 .................. .2 The Clewiston .. 54
Company : Block 490 .................. 2.8 The Clewiston Company .... :;.90
son. Block 101 .................. .2 The Clewiston Company... .54 Block 491 .................. 2.3 The Clewiston Company .... 3.30

-- Block 108 .................. 2.5 The Clewiston Company... 3.30 Block 492 .................. 2.4 The Clewiston Company... 3.30

F. L. Williamson, of Clay Center, Block 109 .................. 2.5 The Clewiston Company... 3.30 Block 493 .................. 4.4 The Clewis ton Company' .... 5.70

Kans., a former resident, was in Clew- Block 110 .................. 5.2 The Clewiston Company... 6.30 Block 494 :................. 3.3 The Clewiston Company... 4.50

iston with a party of friends Satur- Block 111 .................. 16.4 The Clewiston Company... 19.50 Block 496 ................... 2.8 The Clewiston Company... 3.90
Block 112 .................. 2.5 The Clewiston Company 3.30
Block 497..............:.. 2.4 The Clewiston Company... 3:30
day. Block 113 .................. 2.5 The Clewiston Company... 3.30- Block 499 .................. 2.8 The Clewiston Company.... 3.90

Block 114, less Canal Block 500 .................. 2.4 The Clewiston Company... 3.30 '
Mr. and Mrs. Hoomes Rich, of Pa- Rwy ...................... 1.5 The Clewiston Company... 2.40 Block 501 .................. 2.4 The Clewiston Company... 3.80
hokee out of town visi-
were among Block 116 ................. 1.5 The Clewiston Company 2.10 Except Lot 16, Block '

tors at the Clewiston Golf Course Block 117 .................. 1.5 .The Clewiston Company... 2.10 502 ................:....... 3.7 The Clewiston Company... 4.80

Sunday.Mrs. Block 125 ..:............... 2.7 The Clewiston Company... 3.30 Except Lot 2, Block

Block 129 .................. 1.8 The Clewiston Company... 2.70 503 ........................ 3.3 I The Clewiston Company... 4.80
Clement Nall, Mrs. Hubert Block 130 .................. 4.6 The Clewiston Company... 5.70 Block 504 .......:........: 2.3 The Clewiston Company... 3.30
Land and Miss Marcia Avant were Block 206 .................. 1.3 The Clewiston Company .... 1.50 Except Lots 7 & 14". ;

shopping in West Palm Beach Wed- block 210 .......::.......:. 2.7 The Clewiston Company..., 3.30 Block 505 ............ \ 2.6 The Clewiston Company... 3.60 i

nesday. ; Block 213 _................. 1.1 The Clewiston Company... 1.50 Lot 7, Block 505 ........ Mrs. L. O. Holdsworth .... 1.50 ;

Block 214 .................. 3.4 The Clewiston Company... 3.90 Block 506 .................. 2.3 The Clew'ston Company... 3.30 ,

Block 215 .................. .4 The Clewiston Company _... .78 Block 507 .................. I 2.7 The Clewlston Company... 3.30
Mrs. FR.. Mrs. A. A
Maxwell, Block 216 .................. 2.3 The Clewiston Company... 2.70 Block 508 .................. 1.6 The Clewiston Company... 2.10
Munroe, Miss Mary Bush and Miss Block 217 .................. 2.3 The Clewiston Company... 2.70 Block 509 .................. 2.7 The Clewiston Company... 3.30 I

Betty Spicer were visitors in Ft. My Block 218 .................. 3.1 The Clewiston Company... 3.90 Block 510 .................. 2.4 The Clewiston Company... 3.30

ers Monday. Block 220 .................. 1.4 The Clewiston Company .... 1.50 Except Lot 14, Block

Block 230 .................. .;.2 The Clewiston Company .... .54 511 ........................ 1.9 The Clewiston Company... 3.00
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Mills returned Block 231 .................. .3 The Clewiston Company.... .54 Lot 14, Block 511 .... The Clewiston Company... 1.50

to Clewiston Saturday from a two I Block 232 .................. 1.6 The Clewiston Company... 2.10 Block 512 .................. 2.7 The Clewiston Company... 3.30

weeks vacation spent at Marco Island Block 233 ........_......... 3.1 The Clewiston Company... 3.90 Block 513 .................. 3.1 The 'Clewiston Company... 3.90

and at Denaud.C. Block 234 .................. 5.1 The Clewiston Company... 6.30 Block 514 .................. 1.4 The Clewiston Company... 2.10
Block 235 .................. 3.9 The Clewiston Company... 5.10 Block 515 .................. .1.4 The Clewiston Company... 2.10
Block 236 .................. 1.4 The Clewistoll Company _... 2.10 Block 516 ...............:. 1.3 The Clewiston Company... 2.10
L. Downs returned to Clewis- Block 237 .................. 3.9 The Clewiston Company... 5.10 Block 517 ......:........... 1.5 The Clewiston Company... 2.10

ton Monday after a nine weeks visit Block 238 ..00..00.......... 1.4 The Clewiston Company... 2.10 Block 518 ............:.... 3.3 The Clewiston Company... 4.50

with relatives and frineds in Hen- Block 239 .................. 3. The Clewis ton Company On' 3.90 Block 519 .................. 3. The Clewiston Company ..._ 3.90

dersnoville, N. C. Block 240 .................: .1.6 The Clewiston Company... 2.10 Block 520 .................. 2. The Clewiston Company... 2.70

Block 241 .................. 2. The Clewiston Company... 2.70 Block 521 ........._........ 2.2 The Clewiston Company... 2.70
Miss MIgnonne St.Martin returned Block 242 ...:.............. 3. The Clewistoll Company... 3.90 Block 522 .................. 2.5 The Clewiston Company... 3.30
this week from a two weeks va- Block 243 .................. 5.1 The Clewiston Company... 6.30 Block 523 _..............:. 2.2 The Clewiston Company... 2.70

cation which she spent at her home Block 244 .................. 3.5 The Clewiston Company 00" 4.50 Block 524 ..............:...:.. 2.3 The Clewiston Company... 3.30
Block 245 .................. 3.5 The Clewiston Company .... 4.50 Block 525 _................. 1.5 The Clewiston Company... 2.10
'
in West Palm Beach. Block 246 ............... 3.5 The Clewiston Company... 4.50 Block 526 ..............:... 2.8 The Clewiston Company... 3.90

Block 247 .................. 3.5 The Clewiston Company... 4.50 Block 527 ................... '. '.' 3.3 The Clewiston Company... 4.50
J.V.. :Moore and family returned I I Block 248 .................. 2.7 The Clewlston Company...' 3.30 Block 528 .................. 3., The Clewiston Company... 3.90

to Clewiston Sunday after an absence Block 249, .................. 2.7 The Clewlston Company... 3.30 Block 534 ..............:... 3. The Clewiston Company... 3.90
of several weeks in Ft. Myers' Block 250 .................. 2.7 The Clewiston Company... 3.30 Block 535 ................:: 3.3 The Clewiston Company... 4.50

due to Mr. Moore's illness.W. Block 251 .................. 2.7 The Clewiston Company... 3.30 Block 536 ...._............. ,. 3.3 The Clewiston Company. .... 3.90

Block 253 .................. 2.4 The Clewiston Company... 3.30 Block 537 .................. A Jd'. 3.2 The Clewiston Company... 3.90

P. Sturat, of Bradenton and Block 254 .................. 2.7 The Clewiston Company... 3.30 Block 538 .................. 2.4 The Clewiston Company... 3.30

G. B. Clinch, of Tampa, representing Block 255 .................. 2.7 The Clewiston Company... 3.30 Block 539 ................._ 2.2 The Clewiston Company... 2.70
the Gulf Refining company were Block 256 .................. 3. The Clewiston Company... 3.90 Block 540 '.................. 2.5 The Clewiston Company... 3.30
business visitors Block 257 .................. 3. The Clewiston Company... .3.90 Block 541 .................. 2.2 The Clewiston Company... 2.70
here' several days Block 258 .................. 3.5 The Clewiston Company... 4:50: Block 542 .................. 2.1 The Clewiston Company... 2.70

this week. Block 259 .................. 3.5 The Clewlston Company: _... 4.50 Block 543 .................. 3.1 The Clewiston' Company... 3.90

Block 260 ............:....: 3.2 The Clewiston Company... 3.90 Except Lots I, 2 & 7, ,, I
.
Mr. and Mrs. D. A. McGeachy recently Block 261 .................. 3.2 The Clewiston Company... 3.90 Block 544 ........:..... 2.0 The Clewiston Company... 4.W:

returned to Clewiston from Block 262 ..................' 2.6 The Clewiston Company... 3.30 Lot 7, Block 544 .... Marie Reidelsba her and
Pahokee where Mr. had .. ... 2.6. :- Emory Fluckinger .......... 1.80
McGeachy Block 263 .. ........... The Clewlston Company... 3.30
been under a doctor's care for two Block 264 _................. '. 2.6 The Clewlston Company... 3.30 Block 54.5 .................. '. '3. The Clewiston Company... 3.90
I weeks. Block 265 ___'''00'''''''''' 2.7 The Clew ston Company... 3.30 Block 546 :................. 4.6 The Clewiston Company... 5.70 .
Block 266 .................. 3.4 The Clewis ton Company... 4.50 Block 547 ..................: 3. The Clewiston Company... 3.90

Mrs. Leo Frisch Mrs. Gertrude Block 267 .................. 3.4 The Clewis ton Company... 4.50 Block 548 ._................ \ 2.6 The Clewiston Company... 3.30
Block 269 ....:............ 1.4 The Clewiston Company... 2.10 Block 549 ............_..... 2. The Clewiston ,Company... 2.70
Jacobs and Lester who have
son ,
Block 270 ................... 3.2 The Clewiston Company... 3.90 Except Lot 4, Block
r- been visiting Mr. and Mrs. G. H Block 271 .................. 3.2 The Clewistoll Company... 3.90 550 _................:...... 2.4 The Clewistol1 Company... 3.60
Small, left' Saturday for Tampa where Block 272 .................. 1. The Clcwiston Company ___e 1.50 Lot 4, Block 550 ...:.... W. T. Frith ........................ 1.50

they will spend some time visiting Block 273 .................. 1.5 The ClewistoTt Company ,.... 2.10 Block 551 ................ 3.6.The. Clewiston Company e'" 4.50
other relatives before returning to Block 274 .................. 'I. 'rhe Clewiston Company... 1.50 Block 552 ............:..... 3.3. The Clewfston Company... 4.50

their home in Atlanta. Block 275 ............::.... 3.5 The ClowfRton Company .... -1.50 Block G53 .................. 3.6 The Olewlston Company... 4,50

Block 276 .................... 3.4 The Olewlston Company... 3.00 block Gt fj;4 ..."............. 3.3 The Clcwlston Coutpany... ,0
i ,(A.l' lttoi.uU item 'cm page& 6)) Block 277 ".u.."' ......" Z,2 'rh Olewleloll Company .. \"lO (Jonth\u lon page ttx)

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.. .. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER lt 1D3X i'
:' :::,. trACE SIX : \-- --- :-- TIlE CLEWISTON NEWS :?

.' insome localities. It can be lj
: :Miss Mary Bush and Glen Ether- 000 a month. It was pointed out f r hours by wetting the top half inchof ems controlled by spraying with a white -

: ton returned Saturday from a tripto ] that some cities and counties in the I soil with one-fourth of one per- oil emulsion, such as Volck, one gal-

'': I Personal Mention I Chicago. They were accompanied ,state are contributing approximately cent solution of one of the organic Ion to one hundred gallons of water
: Etherton's Mrs. Har- month for relief compounds he said. The
by Mr. mother, 5100,000 a purposesIn mercury applied under pressure of 150 to 200
vey Etherton, of Moore Haven ,an earnest endeavor to do what compounds are usually handled by''
.
I pounds.
:,S Miss Laura Matteson spent last they can.. seed dealers and druggists, and full .:
Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Peterson are This assurance from the governor'and directions are given on the cans. Dr.
in West Palm Beach. MemorialsUnder
week
leaving tomorrow for a two weeks Director Fagg, that cities and Weber sqggested ''the use of a gar- Soldiers'

:' trip to the/ Century of Progress Ex- 'counties would do all they possibly I den sprinkler for applying the 'solu- act of congress, March 8,
Mrs. Galye McFadden spent the .
position. They will visit in Jackson-I could to assume their share of the 1873, the secretary of war was authorized
week end In Jacksonville, visiting ville a few days before returning. I financial burden was a factor con- tion.A second treatment is usually not to furnish suitable headstones

:. relatives. i tributing to the decision of the fed- necessary, he said, but should damp- for soldiers, sailors and marines buried
Miss .Roberta George, Miss Launita eral administrator to continue the ingoff'continue to destroy plants In national cemeteries. By an act of

C. ,F. Trainor left Monday for Miami Roberts and Gratton George left yesterday federal grants, said Hopkins. the treatment should be repeated. congress, passed In 1879, the order I.

I where he went to consult an I for an extended trip to Dex-I He also explained that the state, I was extended to those who were

: eye specialist. I ter Missouri, Montreal Canada, and through its highway department, is afford buried In private village and city cem-.
Egg laying contests poultrymen -
Niagara Fall They were accomI providing several major projects teries. -
a fine chance to get official records -
C. Nelson, and E. F. Tippets, of I panied as far as Atlanta, by Miss which are considered by the federal birds i
(I II on some of their best ,
:' ,the Jacksonville office of the U. S. Vesta Allen who is to enter school administrator as parallel to relief un The Only ExceptionNote
I good advertisement, and a chance to
( sevaral dars. this near there. dertakings.The World's firs
Engineer spent : see their birds compared under the to parents: The
week in Clewiston on business. I Federal Administrator also to the bad-and it wasn't
same conditions with those of other. boy 'went
l1 Mrs. W. W. Hooks, and children, took into 'consideration the collapseof oultrymen.' the! :fault of the neighbor's brats.-San

Mrs. F. M. Wright and children, Betty, Dick and William, left Tues- I the Florida real estate boom, hur- Francisco o Chronicle. .

Francis and Nancy, arrived here this I! day for Orlando. Mrs. Hooks ands i iI ricanes, mediterranean fruit fly and Can remember when people 0 .
I week to make their home after an other conditions which brought about you ?
I I Dick returned and Betty remained i Did Good WorkA
: absence of a year at Urbana, Illinois. 'there for a week's visit 'with friends. |I financial difficulties in Florida sev- tipped the conductor a dollar just to Ancients
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I[William is to remain there for the eral years earlier than in other states. get an upper berth? sewage system which would compare V

Miss Sa umy Griffith, of Miami, and baseball season and has signed with I The State Administrator, Fagg, with any In .use today was laid

Roy Williams, of Jacksonville and Mr. I the Orlando team. and the governor pledged complete I The two spotted mite attacks In Crete 2.TOO years before Christ. ;

I and Mrs. Bill Wallace of Pahokee, cooperation to the federal depart-
'
1- .. visited friends here Sunday. STATE NOT REQUIRED TO ment because of the attitude of helpfulness (Continued from page five)
.. extended to Florida.
4. MATCH FEDERAL RELIEF !FUND
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Redelsheimerand Description Acres Owner Amount

son, Billy returned to their from $4,200,000 AWARDED FOB WORK: Block 555 .................. 3.7 The Clewiston Company... 4.50
; (Continued page 1)
after month's I ON OKEECHOUlEE: PROJECT Block 556 ................._ 3.3 The Clewiston ,Company... 4.50 g
home here yesterday a
)' :state government might be forced to mock 557 .................. 3.3 The Clewiston Company... 4.50
"F ,. vacation spent in Chicago, New York resort to, in order' to meet federal Block 558 .................. 2.6 The Clewiston Company... 3.30 ;

t."' ''' and, other ,points. requirements for securing federal relief (Continued from page 1) Block 559 .................. 3. The Clewiston Company... 3.90 ..' .
t'J. funds records show that for the six months Block 560 .........__....... "V 2.9 The Clewis ton Company... 3.90 .

r. ,, :- Lieut. and Mrs. N. L. Hemenway The governor frankly told Administrator from November to May, 1500 yachts Block 561 '.00""."", .". 3.3 The Clewiston Company... 4.50

t' spent the week end in Jacksonville] Hopkins, that Florida, as a were officially photographed in the Block 562 .................. 2.6 The Clewiston Company... 3.30 ,- !
the canal. Mr. Moore estimated that Block 563 .................. '. 2.6 The Clewston Company... 3.90
,' where Lieut. Hemenway was called state, could not match monthly .
: the of the Block 564 .. .............. V 2.9 The Clewlston Company... 3.90 i '
cost
( ., on official business for the U. S. En- relief allotments from the federal operating average Block 565 ................. 3.6 The Clewis ton Company... 4.50 *""
': gineer. They returned Monday., government now exceeding $1,000- 1 yacht which will be Rising the cross Block 566 ...........:...... 3.2 The Clewiston Company... 3.90 \1.-,

,.' 1 _____ state water way to be approximately Block 567 .................. 3.7 The Clewiston Company... 4.50 ..':r
''.' $150 per day. Block 568 .................. 3.3 The Clewiston Company... 4.50 ;
t: ,: I As an example of the reduced cost Block 569 .................. 3.6 The Clewiston Company... 4.50

: of transportation by water, Mr. Moore Block 570 .....;!........... 3.2 The Clewiston Company... 3.90 4

said that the two, contractors now at Block 571 _................. 3.6 The Clewiston Company... 4.50
: work on the levee project were buy- Block 572 ;......;......00.. 3. The Clewiston Company... 3.90!>

ig fuel oil in Miami and having it Block 573 _................. 2.2 The Clewiston Company -... 2.70
r : shipped to the work in the lake by Block 574 ...............:.. 4. The Clewiston Company -... 5.10
? Block 575 .................. 1.9 The Clewiston Company... 2.70
; MEMl3ERr 4r ':: barge up the canals and across the Block 576 .................. 2.7 The Clewiston Company... 3.30 '
: lake cheaper than it could be delivered Block 577 _................_ 3.8 The Clewiston Company... 5.10 ?''.

by rail from Tampa.. Block 578 ................ 2.7 The Clewiston Company.... 3.30 t.
I;. ... '. Block 579 .................. 4.7 The Clewiston Company... 5.70 ,
1 SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASS HAS Block 580 _...""............. 7.5 The Clewiston Company..,,: 9.30 V. ';0
-" '- jfV I I' FIRST OF SOCIAL MEETINGS Block 581 .................. 3.5 The Clewiston Company ...: 4.50 !
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I i Block 582 .................. 3.8 The Clewiston Company... 5710 V.
: 4. Block 583 ...........:::..;_ 7.4 The Clewis ton Company... 9.30
it (Continued from page 1) Block 584 .................1 3.8 The Clewiston Company... 5.10
u.0 Mr. ,and Mrs., I. M. Pafford, Mrs. F. Block 585 _................. 4.1 The Clewiston Company .... 5.10 ;'

R. Topper, Mrs,, Harry Turner, Mrs. Block 586 ......_.00........ 9.2 The Clewiston Company ..__ 11.10
.. :- ., W. A' Davis, Mrs George Terrill, Block 587 ............... 1.5 The Clewiston Company... 2.10
: \if: Mrs. Dave Alston, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Block 588 ................._ V 5.3 The Clewiston Company... 6.90
\ Ciani, George Schauermann, Joe Ci- Block 589 ............... 5.3 The Clewis ton Company... 6.90
:i Block 590 .................. 7.2'' The Clewiston Company... 8.70 t
H. R.
ani, Miss Marion Leydig, Mrs.
WE 00 OUR PAR 0I 1Larrick Less R. R., Block 591 6.6. The Clew ston Company .... ,8.10
Hall, Mrs. C. Gayle Mc-
... 9.30
Less R. R., Block 592 7.4 The Clewiston Company k

Fadden, G. H. Harper, and H. Benson Block 593 _...._............ 7.,4 The Clewiston Company... 9.30 ,. V "

": '. Another affair is V planned for Block 600 -.'......_..._.... "'.'t.2. The Clewiston Company ,.._. 2.70
,;". .-- late in September. Less R. R., Block 601 2. The Clewiston Company... 2.70 y:

Lot 2, Block 602 _....... + Ii1: The Clewiston Company... 1.50 ',
: I geRi "Friendly" DAMPING OFF SOON STOPPED i Lot 2, Block 603 .... 1.1 The Clewiston Company' .... 1.50
Lot 2, Block 604 .... 1.1 The Clewiston Company... 1.50 ri
BY MERCURY COMPOUND
;'" V W Shoes--madelbyJARMAN tbs Country Club, less.can- 7

.'. SHOE COMPANY J al Rwyi ........_.....:..... 162.38 The Clewiston Company .....192.60R.
Gainesville, Aug 30.Damping- Hl

Stteision oft W '>> 1 off of young seedlings can be stopped Y. PATTERSON,

STofl Shoe Cmpo76tWn 'r :, in a short, time by soaking the seed- Tax Collector of the City of

N Ih, 1l''Bb4CLEsses. _) bed with one of the organic mercury Clewiston, Florida.
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,-'- compounds, aoccrding to Dr. G. F.
Tnese Eaaacfectarers have
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Weber, plant pathologist.
; signed the blanket cods 16 .:":..:":": :'.:":":":..:":NNN :NN, :..:N:NMNC.:..: :..:..:..:..:..:..: :..:H:;.:N:NN:.1N:N:..:.
i' ttFDlliU-a.TD'lI'V' The disease is caused by one of the P" ...................N.H.NNN ...................... .:1.....:.....:.....................NN.NN......N.........................N.NNN .....N..N..N.N.N.N.N.'__ -
agreement t(>support PissMent GAT, several fungi which attack the plant, :
REG.U.S. .
> ElcwseveH 100%. causing it to become weak at the y.

ground surface and fall over. It will yy. .
N I not likely occur in seedbeds where i!

1 the soil was properly sterilized and I !_: Speculation U;
the seed well disinfectedIn
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Supply case the disease does show "
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1. DRAIN WORN OIL AND REFILL :.::: .. If you are ready for real profit without .::: '
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;'I'" ,, WEEK END TR r P 2. CHECK TIRES :: .: people are, these days), you'll be interested ': ?
1:12 : [ 3. CHECK WATER IN! BATTERY :::.z,: C in the Building and Loan plan. It has :?Ni.c : ..:

V, V; 4. GET COMPLETE LUBRICATION : V V; V. been going along serenely for many years .:.+

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,,'Before you start. on that FREE weekend trip drive in and let us put 1pJ, 11
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your oil, check your tires, clean your windshield and check p'Y >3

j your battery. And there's no charge for these services. Before '4'' :iui' x:::

t -.- you drive out; fill your tank with that Good Gulf Gasoline; .:_:::: BuildingAN {o.;.
,now lubricated and get a FREE Gulf map to guide you. It A YY
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