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SENATOR TRAMMELL Bridges Delayed on AUSTIN AND OTHER Street to Sugar Mill i! ROAD BOARD SAYS

Road 67 By Rain Getting Marl SurfaceCWA

ADDRESSES VOTERS PRIZES AT DRAWINGSATURDAY NO CONSTRUCTION

Construction, of concrete bridgeson forces have begun this week I
YESTERDAYSenator Road 67, the new grade from '
HERE
NIGHTAn
marl
: Moore Haven and connecting with placing on Pacific Avenue, the MONEY THIS YEARThe
street leading to the mill
sugar ,
road 25 a few miles west of Clewis- I
Park Trammell made his ton, has been temporarily delayed ftwstin automobile, a Philco and about one block has been marl- state road department held
first visit to Clewiston this year :yesterday because of the rainy weather. The auto radie and a Philco Junior radio ed and rolled at the present time. its
quarterly
meeting in
afternoon and spoke in frontof state road department's crew whichis will be given as prizes to holders o,' Only a small force of men are at Sebring on
doing the work is under the super- lucky tickets from Alston's Drug Monday and informed a large number
work the
on project which was be-
store in the interest
Alston's Drug vision of Jimmie Brewer, of Moore store at a drawing to be held tomorrow of delegations which appeared
of his candidacy for reelection.The Haven. Mr. Brewer states that the (Saturday) night. gun by the CWA several monthsago. requesting that various portions of
Senator's address was not work will be pushed as rapidly as Closing a campaign begun early The regrading of the street was road
long, as his time here was limited. the weather will permit.If in January which gave each purchaser ,, done by hand labor, in order that as construction be done, that' no
r He' expressed his interest in the conditions are favorable it is of 25 cents worth of merchandise much employment as possible be funds for highway construction witi
_federal work now going on around believed the work can be completedin a chance on the prizes, the given on the project, the placing and be available this year.
the shore of Lake Okeechobee, and 30 to 45 days. Concrete mixture drawing tonight will decide the lucky rolling of the marl, of course, requires A Palm :Beach delegation urged
said that he, as a member of, Con- cannot be poured while It is raining, tickets for the awards. the assistance of machinery.The that upon completion of road 26
gress, had proposed the first measure and the frequent showers the last Dave Alston, proprietor of the street is one much used both from Fort Lauderdale to Lake Okee
providing federal funds for few weeks has stopped the pouring store, has announced plans to draw by local residents and by the hun- chobee, the canal alonsgide the road
flood control in the Everglades. several Umes.Residents five numbers for each of the three reds of visitors who come here to be dredged. The department tookno
of the section are greatly prizes, judges present at the drawing sec the sugar mill in operation dur- action on the request. .
I Interest interested in the bridge work as will list each number in the or- ing : the grinding season, and its A delegation from Glades'county
Florida, and said that he had alf the grade can be opened to trafficas der drawn. The first number drawn paving will be of much benefit. requested surfacing of road 67 from
,ways lent his influence to the advancement soon as the bridge are completed. for each prize will have the oppor- the court house in' Moore Haven to
of this, development and tunity for one week to claim the MAYACCA IN QUICK the juncture with state road 25 in

had helped in every way possible CLEWISTON BEATS award. After the first week if any Hendry county.
those who had visited Washingtonto prize is unclaimed the second number MOVE ACROSS LAKE Members of the- department declared
' to obtain increased quotas for Flor- ENGINEERS 2 TO 1 drawn' will be declared the win- themselves favor of a pro
'I ida production. ner. If the m arils are not all claimed r__' posed scenic' highway from Leesburgto
Senator Trammell reviewed other this will continue for the lengthof The U. S. Engineer's steam dipper Miami, and told the largest dele-
accomplishments of his terms as In their first game of the present tinte necessary to award all the dredge, Mayacca, has been moved gation before .it which requested the
I Senator, and said that he had worked baseball season,' the Clewiston Cane prizes. This is being done in order from its former location near Lib- road, that the department would be-
r, for reduction in freight rates, for J I Breakers defeated the U. S. Engin- that any holder of a lucky ticket erty Point and is now working in division gin a survey of the route at once.
. the 'grant of federal money for road : eers 2-1 in 11 innings on the local may have plenty of time to bring the 9, near Bacom Point. The Mrs. W. S. Jennings, of Jackson
building and for loans to farmers and : diamond last Sunday afternoon.The ticket in and claim his prize, and also Mayacca was transferred to aid the ville, chairman of the beautification
:i of the state. He Gulfport, which has been working committee of the Florida State Chamber
drove owners accused first tally was chalked up by to provide that if the lucky number -
his opponent of' being supported the Engineers in the tenth inning, drawn should have been loot, in that locality for the past few of Commerce, presented a four-
' ; by railroad executives and other to be tied by the Breakers in their discarded or received by someone who I(I weeks. The dipper dredge is buildinga point program which previously was
of business" and lakeside retaining levee for the approved by the state planning an
representatives "big frame. The winning run came in the has left, another ticket will have
:', denied that he had accomplished I last half of the eleventh when Ward equal chance at the drawing.A Gulfport.The advisory board of the FERA. The
anything of benefit to the state. reached first on a hit," went to sec- great deal of interest has been rapidity with which the bulky board expressed appreciation for the
''I The Senator's address was carried ond on Whidden's bunt and to thirdon I stimulated by the awards and the dredge and its accompanying quarter- work and interest shown in the beau
I for: several blocks by the use of a the play for Daniels at first. Ward drawing tomorrow will climax a boat were moved across the lake tification movement, but told Mrs.
., travelling amplifying system. scored when Baker's long drive toI I successful_ five months campaign. was almost startling. At 10 a. m. the Jennings that the road departmenthad
I right field was muffed. Mayacca was peacefully digging i undertaken; an extensive program
Wilson and Baker pitched for the levee near Liberty Point and at 8:30p. I along similar lines.
! Pepper Campaigning Engineers, to Hendry, catching.. m. the same day she was similarly The next meeting of the department -
26 CHILDREN AT
Hendry and Woodward and Dan- engaged near Bacom Point, having.. will be held in St. Augustine .
I 1 For Second Primary iels'were the battery for the Cane received orders to move, packed up, during August.A .-
6 Breakers. CLINIC TUESDAY and traversed the South Shore of report of H. W. Sheppard, aud-
Lake Okeechobee in the 10 and one- itor for the state road department
I TALLAHASSEE; June 14. .- half hours intervening. showed that the state's 7,000 mile
, Claude Pepper, whose 79,396 votes ,.,,.ENGINEERS. VISIT ", J --" BY FERA NURSETwentysix highway system has cost- the depart
him neck ment $140,796,483. The
in the first primary made a report
Col. E. J". Dent, district engineer,
and neck runner-up to the veteran CWA Is Repairing showed $3,886,512 in contributions to
of Baltimore accompanied '
Park Trammell for the United States by MajorB. the state in federal funds by the
,'. e": Senate nomination, began .the sec- C. Dunn and Caraway Nelson of children were giver School Building emergency relief administration. The
ond phase of his campaign Tuesday the Jacksonville office, U. S. En- physical examinations at the clinic r deficit has been reduced to $2,113-
I conducted,by the :FERA at the school
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night at Pensacola. gineers, spent Tuesday and W'ednes'day 429.00.
-- His itinerary for the twelve speak- inspecting the dredge, Gulfport building here Tuesday. Mrs. E. I. The Clewiston High School build-
ing days following is admittedly the and its operation on the Lake. Okee- Lewis of LaBelle, FERA, nurse for ing is undergoing repairs during the EVERGLADES PARK IMPORTANTLINK
most intensive ever undertaken bya chobee levee project. Hendry county and Dr. O. F. Schif- summer as part of the local CWA IN THE NATIONAL CHAIN,
candidate for a state-wide officein The Gulfport was built under the fli, were assisted by Mrs. F. M'I projects for Hendry county The
the history of the state. It calls supervision of Col. Dent, and he also Wright and Mrs Ivan Van Horn. building is being re-roofed, and MIAMI, June 14FNS)- Inclusion
,, i for approximately 67 speeches had an active part in designing: the In addition to the examination of some interior repairs to the windows of the Everglades National
about six a day, including full daysin dredge. The dredge, which was built eyes, ears, heart, chest, nose, throat, blackboards and woodwork is being Park in the National Park systemis
cities. work : the various measurements of the made. an important link in
the larger for : in Louisiana, is encountering rounding out
\ In opening his campaign incident different conditions and material children were taken and recorded, The building will be complelelj the park chain of regions of interest -
to the second primary between Sen- here, and the visit of Col. Dent and aitd immunization against typhoid renovated and in first class conditionon from a national standpoint. It
ator Trammell and himself, Mr. Pep- Major Dunn was largely for the pur- aad diphtheria were offered. the opening of the new school is the only undisturbed region in
per issued the following statement: pose of making various tests and recommending There is no charge for any of the term this fall. the United t States that is climatic
'- "I wish I could shake hands with changes to be made to services of the clinic, which is al I ally tropical. When developed the
i and personally thank every person increase her efficiency. splendid opportunity for parents and I Mrs. Fred Christensen and son park will be entirely different from
' in the state who made our splendid children to receive medical advice,I and Mrs. A. N. Svitz have arrived any now established, and outranked
and professional services.A from Louisiana to make their home I in size
: vote possible on June 5th.I'rom FLORIDA AGAIN FIRST OPEN only by the Yellowstone Na-
; the bottom of my heart I am grate- AT CENTURY OF PROGRESS similar' clinic will be conductedby here. Mr. Christensen and Air. tional Park Its wild life is distinct
ful. The things we stand for are Mrs. Lewis at Hooker's pointat Svitz are connected with the'I as compared with other National
for. a later date especially for chil- Williams Dredging company and Parks It is
right. They are worth fighting TAMPA, June 14, (FNS)-Word i the year around homeof
They are in accord with the senti- dren in that community. I have been here for several month vast numbers of tropical birds including
has been received from Chicago, that
ment of the people. The New Deal I the ibis and beautiful egret.
has been the inspiration of a new following the precedent set last year, v.. .n The palm, mahogany and rubber
quality of public service. The peo- Florida was the only state to have trees will furnish a decided contrastto

ple have learned not only that they its exhibit, ready for the formal opening Castles In The Glades } the maple, birch and other treesof
need better conditions but that they of the 1934 Century of Prog- MarjoncB. Wallace the temperate climates.
can have better conditions through ress. The Park project was first broughtto
their government. In spite of the fact that the 'opening the attention of the National
"Florida is growing greater every' day was marked by a raw day "Words you put in mah mouf", hunk of it if you don't believe me. Park Service in 1929 by Chairman
hour. We can build her beyond the Ernest F. Coe of the Tropic Everglades -
the attendance was greater than on says the Senegambian, peevishly. She shivers from stem to stern with
wildest dream with the proper help opening day a Officials I dumb National Park Association.
year ago. pre- Well the impact. Of course am
for the first time
\ from the federal government."A dict that all World's Fair attendance in weeks and about things In general and dredg- Senators Fletcher and Trammell,
senator must represent all of weeks the linotype operator on the Representatives Ruth Bryan Owen
records will be smashed by the 1934 ing in particular, but personally I
the people; must represent all sec- show. Everglades News put words in mah I can't see why they don't use dynamite and W. J. Sears played important
tions. He must put service above A greatly enlarged exotic gardenIs mouf in the last Kollum. I spoke of j on that rock ledge and get ridof parts In the early legislative' historyof
self. He must be in tune "our lieutenant" and his wife leaving Mark
with the an 'outstanding feature of the It. When I left all hands were the park. Representative
times and not only know the needs Florrida exhibit this year and Is ex- and the operator, perhaps think- busy putting on a new cutter, the Wilcox together with Peterson, Green
of the people but be in genuine pected to prove a mecca for profes- ing that I had not been sufficientlyemphatic fifth type tried on the dredge since and Caldwell have worked faithfullyin
I sympathy with them. sional plant lovers. added a "dear" for good she started, and Bill tells me that it a united effort for the measure
o 9',:" "It is this ideal of service which The Tarpon Springs sponge boat, measure. "Our dear lieutenant" is rather more efficient. during the present session of congress -
,, the people have approved and which I the "Ruth Elder," under commandof sounds like either sarcasm or sentimentality Before the Gulfport struck this when the bill was finally en-
:. '" I shall personally carry to almost Capt. Arthur Kominis sailed into and I'm not sure which .I acted.
the was doing good work and
-;. ,.',' every county in the state before its berth in the north lagoon for the would be the worse in this case 'edge Now that the Everglades National
June 26th. I sincerely ask the whole- opening ceremonies.The Lieutenant Hemenway is hardly the had thrown up about 1,000 feet of Park has been authorized by congress
hearted help of every citizen. beautiful model Florida trop- type of man that one calls dear in levee; approximately 120,000 cubic the State of Florida must procurethe
As the second campaign opened, ical home in the housing group was public, and apart from that I am yards. (My own figures-not official -I land by Rift, exchange for other
newspapers were preponderantly of likewise ready for inspection and not even the type of woman that ) This levee differs from that lands or by purchase.' The governorof
:'J the opinion that Pepper would secure opened to visitors the first day. calls her minister "our dear pastor." I being 1 built by the Welatka in havinga Florida is empowered to appoint
,
"5 :,. a vast majority of the more Fair officials conceded that with And, please, folks, stop jumping! r to 1 dope to elevation 20about 'a commission for this purpose by act
J, than 50,000 votes which went to the her exhibit_ complete and ready for on me for not sending In the Kol- ,1 feet above present water levol-i!jof i the legislature. When the park
'W', three eliminated candidates, Chas. the opening, when all other states lum last week to the Clewiston News.I I :and 10 to 1 below that; the Welatka ; laud is acquired and accepted by
':t., A. Mitchell of Vero Beach who secured were unprepared, enabled Florida to did. levee Is 10 to 1 the whole slope, I !: the federal government it will be
,r- nearly 30,000; Jimmie Sikes again "steal the show" this year. I ran into all the captains and the believe, en the lakeside. j jI I developed and administered on a bas
of St. Petersburg, more than 14,000; kings out at the Gulfport this week have thought up a scheme to settle is with all other parks of the nation
'" and Hortense K. Wells of Tampa, in Billy Owen, Bobby and Dick Pat -the Major and Mr Nelson and | the feeling between the Gulfportand al system,
; l r,1 excess of 8,000. terson, James and Owen Wynn and Lieutenant Hemenway and several the Welatka. Let's have a fight By act of the state 'legislature
t r .: Since Trammell's lead over Pepper Francis Wright left Sunday for other important-looking gentlemen i between Captain King's' bull terrier, 325,000 acres of state land are .now
was only 1,925, the conclusion Camp Ropaco where they are Spend- whom I didn't know. The Gulfportwas Bozo, and the bull dog on the Gulfs available for the Park
.," ;, of commentators was that Pepper ing this and next week. Mr and butting her nose with no great port and may the best dog win, I I Many nation wide associationshave
would lead Trammell by 16,000 or Mrs R, Y, I' ,ttJfeoTdrQve the boys success Into a ledgo of real rock; Captain Carter's family are jnGontlniled pledged" their. support, to. th0proJett
..: 'Ii, hart VotplJtttie 26th. dOWIl blue flint rock;} I can show you tl ( on page 8")| .



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F- THE CLEWISTON NEWS, FRIDAY, JUNE-. 15, 1934



governments of the United. States: tad Shortage of Foodin
Howe About

News Review of Current Cuba. : Early Pasture

from the five'cw _

World OVelPresident's DELEGATES New York and My Most Important Job
the
Events Pennsylvania have signed a solemn Impossible for Dairy Herd-

pact for the protection of women and The Big Fellows

minors In Industry, which has been to Get Enough to Hold'

under negotiation for several years. I H. G. Wells
Strength.
The compact, which must be ratified EcU Syndicate.-WNTJ Scrrlc ._ Weight,
Gettysburg-Major . .
Memorial Day Address at by the legislatures of the several ------ --
Specialist. -
Dairy
states, contemplates minimum stand- By ED HOWEI By John A. Arcy. ?Extension .
Administration-Attempt
Trouble Carolina ,State College.
Labor North
Disputes ards of for women and minors
wages CONFESS to 80 years of Idleness, WNU Service. '

to Assassinate Ambassador Caffery in Havana.By and contains a provision that "no work, observation, mischief, wisdom' It is false economy to make cattle -

employer shall pay a woman or a folly. What have I found my most important depend entirely on pasturage for.

minor an unfair or oppressive wage." job To constantly strive to at this season of the year. .

EDWARD W. PICKARD State boards are to be set up with better manage myself, that 1 may in- roughage Yet many dairymen; are Inclined to do

by Western Newspaper Union. authority to Investigate pay rolls and crease efficiency of mind and body. 'so on account of the usual shortage .of
require compliance. beliefseems
In the spring. The
of other rough feeds
on the military policy any
a vast multitude of persons A named .FC. Fox became that young grass will .
man : general
advo- prevalent
BEFORE Of he did not .
battle- nation. course, are made by the house nourIsh-
I at Gettysburg CHAnGES of the Sante Fe system sufficient amount of
four manager
delivered a Me- cate any such increase; he said agriculture committee that joint ? supply a
ficldPresident Roosevelt in each section of the some years ago, and went out on the ment for the cattle. .
effect a divisions, one stock land banks have been using federal
morial day address that was in. country, with 'a fifth free to train ci- funds made available under the line in a special car. Two or three of Immature grass Is about 90 per cent

f vigorous attack on the older officials were with him, and water, and It Is physically Impossiblefor
of' his plans for vilians, would suffice. 1933: farm loan act to'buy in their own maintain -
critics they sidetracked one morning, some- cattle to eat enough of It to -
In- bonds at 35 cents on the dollar while
national recovery. strength '
administration leaders where. An Irish section foreman soon their bodyweight and

troduced by "the Governor first THOUGH that labor troublesare pressing The committee foreclosures approved on their the debtors.Fulmer appeared who was well acquainted and produce a profitable milk flow. .
Pinchot as to result -
with the older officials. The Irishman Such are also liable
be in a time of recov- practices
citizen of the world, to expected bill to authorize farmers who have obtained wild
and that they are not alarmed by land had come down to demand more wages In the cows eating Weeds,
Roosevelt first ery loans from joint stock
Mr. (really and he knew it, and buds in an effort to geta
that now in effect or very generous, onions,
tributeto the strikes are l banks, to buy on the open market joint
H > ;.' .: paid eloquent are threatened for the near future, it but like the rest of us, he was always sufficient ration.. When they do this, '
of the stock land bank bonds, tendering same
the men
clamoring: for more). So to the officials milk Is unpalatable and not good
evident in Washington that these their :
North and South who was to the joint stock land banks In pay-
disturbed by the pros- he knew herecited what a good for drinking or butter making.=
bravely on optimists were ment of their Indebtedness. The bill
fought man he was how he had long been provides the bulk feed
Dt of general strikes in the ,cotton ; Dry roughage
that historic field, and pect would! also enable farmers to repurchase -
imposed on how valuable his services and also much nourishmentthat
'described how the: textile and steel industries. It wasbelieved their lands that have been pre- ; needed '
President President Roosevelt would were to the company, etc. is essential to constant and profitable
sections of the nation viously foreclosed If said lands are still
Roosevelt had been welded Into have to intervene in the effort to bring in the possession of these banks. The officials he had long known milk production.
about Frequent conferences of agreed with him (in our disposition to Another factor In heavy grazing of "f)...,
foreign peace.
one, Its unity being aided by has officials were without result. get along, we all lie to a man's face, young pastures Is the damage done to
wars, until now all sectionalism IEN from many nations his back). "The tramping and JJ
As General Johnson refused to STATES and roast him behind the sod by extensive
disappeared. He continued: change the order permitting cotton Geneva and reopened the man to see Is inside," the officials grazing before the soil has dried out. .
brothers now in a new conference
"We are all sessions of the'disarmament "
farmers of mills to reduce their output by 25 per said; "the new general manager. The result will be a greatly ,curtailed
understanding. The grain with a full realization of the fact thattheir
for cent for twelve weeks, the United Tex- Then the Irishman"started climbingthe yield later In the year.
themselves up renewal of
the
set failure
the West do not may mean
be providedby
summoned all car steps, grumbling his protests Temporary grazing can
tile Workers of America
timeto :
preference If we seek at the same war In Europe in the not far future,
their and declaring he intended to speak a such grazing and soiling' crops as
cotton mill to quit ma-
the employees
of of
the cotton farmers and possibly the end of the League
help chines and it was predicted that 300- piece of his mind, after long sup- cereals sown In the fall. Later In. the
had of
South nor do the tobacco .growers Nations. Such hope as they
; 000 would The workers claim pressing his indignation. Almost summer, when permanent pastures are
of discrimination if, at the respond. breaking the impasse seemed to rest on
complain
time help the cattle men of the reduction would amount to 25 per the plan which Foreign Commissar Lit- immediately the Irishman returned in good condition, the cows can gradually -
we
same from his visit to the new general man- Introduced to more substantial -
cent cut in their and say they to be a
the and mountains."In wages vinov of Russia said he was ready
plains also demand ager. "A big fellow, ain't he?" the diet. However, a 'grain'ra. -
planning to lift industry to will not stand for this They offer. It was believed he would con green

normal our prosperity the farmer upholdsour a 30-hour week with no reduc centrate on a policy of political secur- Irishman said, and returned to his I tion is needed at all times.

efforts. And as we give the farmer tion of pay.Fighting ity as a basis for disarmament. Nor- work.F. .
)
a long sought equality the city for recognition of non- man H. Davis, American ambassador- C. Fox Is a large man ; at that Pasture Seeding for 3-A .

'worker understands and helps. All company unions, a point on which the at-large, presented the views of President time young and athletic. Mr. Fox

of us share in whatever good comesto steel masters will not yield, the Amal- Roosevelt, urging an accord em- was sitting at his desk, back turned. Contract Acres SuggestedMore

of Iron Steel and of and a The Irishman sized him up, did not
the average man. We know that gamated Association phasizing supervision arms Illinois land will be seeded to
stake-a partnership in Tin Workers announced that a general more rigid control of the international speak to him. /'and quickly backed out. I than
all have a the next two
we during years
of country. strike would be called in mid-June unless traffic In arms. Everybody; respects the Big Fellows, grass
our state
of the. ,
the
government before in the history
to Louis Barthou foreign minister of although nobody admits it. Perhaps ever
have many means of. its members win the right head of the
we
"Today H. P. Rusk,
knowing each other-means that have choose spokesmen freely for collective France, showed no inclination to yieldto they should not; such admission may prophesies of the
sectionalism. It bargaining. the German demands for rearmament be confession of cowardice-of lack of animal husbandry department

is sounded I think the, doom as I survey of the picture The union leaders, who contend the The French- are said to believe nobleness; I do not know, and am not College of Agriculture, University.., of

a simple fact that collective bargaining guaranty In the Hitler is due soon to run up against discussing the question here. I only Illinois.
angle, '
from every domestic troubles that will tie his the big This "back-to-grass" movement Is
wish to say everybody respects
,
the chief hindrance to progress comes NRA has been violated by employers
which, thank asked: handsthey will continue to- nromote fellows a little more than they respect spreading throughout the state as a
three elements
from institute their defensive alliances until the the little fellows. result of the government's cornhogand
less in importance with the "Is the American Iron and Steel -
God, grow clearer understanding of more powerful than the Presi- German chancellor gives in, and just We all bluff a good deal ; and"bluffIng wheat adjustment programs in
of
'growth a now counting on a pact of mutual 2,000,000 acres of land
are which
some
is mostly foolish.
on the part of the over- dent of the United States? -
our purposes assistance with Russia and the little Your "hand" has a certain value. will be taken out of crop productionby

whelming"These majority.are those who seek r NDEAVORING to learn what small entente which will be signed if, as The ten will take the nine; and so on co-operating Illinois farmers.A .
groups of
to stir up political animosity or to -L* Business throughout the country I- Nations.expected, Russia enters the League up to the controversy between the two large percentage ofthis former

build political advantage bthe, dis- thinks-about the NRA, the national in- spot and the ace, or the controversy wheat and corn land will be seeded \

tortion of facts; those who,'-by' declining dustrial ,conference board has been Premier Mussolini of Italy, in a between the section foreman and the to permanent or semi-permanent pas- < '

speech before the chamber of deputies, There be a for live stock, and many Illinois
general manager. may tures
to follow the rules of the game, conducting a survey that has not
said talk foolish -
that disarmament was
seek to gain an unfair advantage over brought definite results. Tabulatingthese certain satisfaction in indignation I producers are wandering what grass

those who live up to the rules ; and results as best it can, the board and in so the many words out suggestedthat of the meetings, public and private, but they seeds or mixtures of seeds should be
war was only way
those few who still, because they have states it found that 34.4 per cent favored economic adversities that beset Italy have brought me so little through my used.

never been willing to take an interestin the NRA as a whole; another and Europe generally. many years that I attend few of them. For early live stock carrying capacity -

their fellow Americans, dwell insideof 12.8 per cent favored it with some of permanent pastures, ;all records -

their own narrow spheres and still reservations; 3G per cent were definitely Irish Free State took another The world has widely accepted H. G. at the University of Illinois were

represent the selfishness of sectionalism opposed to it, while C.4 per cent THE republic Wells as 'a man of unusual fairness; broken by a heavy seeding consistingof
toward becoming a
which has no place in our nationallife. could not see that it made much dif p bill education 'and Intelligence, by giving 12.3 pounds of bluegrass, 2.5 of red
when the dail eireann passed a
." ference. him honorable distinction. He recently clover, 2.5 pounds of sweet clover, 4.1
After this
abolishing the senate. action -
had been taken I Im made a speech In London, and said: pounds, of timothy,_1.6 pounds'of alsike

I GOING from Gettysburg to New CUBA is now entirely freed from President Eamon de !;''>;::< ',.' .-", ,.,"":"'Vy"-'''': "In many regions of the earth there Is clover and .4 pounds of white clover.

i the President embarked on States'suzerainty, througha Val era said: "We j >/''" .' an epidemic of intolerance which takes This mixture may be used for seeding

the: cruiser Indianapolis, put out to treaty which was signed at the State want England to get !r' ugly and novel forms. To me it seems, contracted acres, without violation of

sea and reviewed the American fleet, department by plenipotentiaries of out We do not wantto more than anything else, a rebellion of the AAA corn-hog contract, providedit

whichas assistant secretary of the both countries and ratified by the sen-' have anything to 'I':" _'. J the clumsy louts against thought and Is in addition to the average: acre-
.
navy, he helped to command during- ate. The pact abrogates the Platt do with Britain. If 2'\ \.:11. sanity ;and they are now rampant every- age devoted to pasture in 1032! and

the World war and in which he maintains amendment providing for the mainte- there is. to be any i\\ : where with idiotic symbols, and Idiotic 1933 and Is not pastured In 1934.

= the warmest interest With him nance of the independence and territorial form of association, it rK ,tYfftjI salutes contriving Idiotic cruelties. Is

were Secretary Swanson and Josephus and financial integrity of the must be' in the com- ; \\l the civilized majority safe? Personally Ohio '4-H Clubs BusyOhio

Daniels, the war time navy secretary. island republic and authorizing the mon interest of both. I :< f&ftM [ I do not think so; I, expect to feel

There were some other distinguished United States to intervene therein for We must be the :: % uneasy for another ten years; by that 4-H clubs, being organized for

t guests, but members of congress tried the protection of the country and the judges of whether it .."""' .......--.......-."' time I expect the clumsy louts to be the 1934 season, will have to do good

in vain to get aboard. preservation of order. In the new is to' our. advantage Eamon de conquered by a capable majority which work to better their record of last sea-

The Indianapolis was anchored treaty the United States retains the. or1 not." Valera should have better controlled them son. A summary of 1933 accomplishments -

about a mile from Ambrose lightship, lease of Guantanamo as a naval base. and long ago." tells of the size of the job faced
No definite plan was mentioned,
and 88 fighting ships passed proudly The people of Cuba rejoiced exceedingly none is expected to be put forward be- Mr. Wells' statement Is true enough, by 48,000 club members and their 4,000.,

review. The Pennsylvania, flying the of the the leaders. Ohio ranked fourth last yearin
in, over abrogation fore March, 1935, when abolition of the but it isn't new. I've been saying
the four-starred flag of Admiral DavidA. Platt amendment, and President Men- senate will become effective. Until same thing In almost identical lan- total number of 4-H members en- 'r

Sellers, commander of the fleet, led dieta declared a three days national that date any action of the dail would guage, at least four. years: rolled by states, and according to the '
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and then with the Louisville the United States Department :r
the parade holiday. have to have senate approval. latest records of
turned out of line and anchorednear of Agriculture, first in the
Why should not grand opera be gIv-
the Indianapolis. It was an im- learned that there number of members who finished the
police
HAVANA RESIDENT ROOSEVELT signed en for what it will bring In at the box
posing spectacle, such as had not been plot to assassinate Jeffer- P job they had set for themselves to do.
was a the joint resolution of congress em- office? Why should we go so far In
witnessed since the early days ot Pres- American ambassador to cent of the membership reported -
son Caffery, powering him to stop arms shipments art as to pay a lot of men and women Eighty per

ident Coolidge's administration. Cuba, and to destroy American property destined for countries at war, and immediately enormous salaries to screech In a man- having completed their projects.

on the island. proclaimed an embargo Club members undertook 50, -4 proj-
administration 1 ner we do not actually care a great
UNDER the present | against shipments of arms or munI- ects and completed 41.902! of them. National -
is doing quite well, but t extraordinary deal for, and then demand that business -
pr tions from the United States to Bolivia the the reports state that Ohio topped
men or government, pay
feels that It Is neglected.
the army I' protect Mr. Caffery, and Paraguay. His action was the the list by 5,000 in number of members
of War Dern and NewtonD. ,deficit? All the rest of us are
Secretary : but despite the presence first of its kind in American history. who had completed their work. Total-
the dur- compelled to advertise our, show, and
who held portfolio
Baker, L.'s' 3 of soldiers at Because of existing treaties he could I membership In the United States Is
before the house take whatever comes in. Why should
ing the war, appeared .: his i
4N \g the entrance to not forbid actual shipment of arms
070,000.
affairs 'committee and urged i t' Kt :: -- not artists do the same? You
military i :j home some unidentl- but he did prohibit their sale in the I I
the of the Thompson bill, may reply they simply will not. All
passage } fied assailants drove United States to the warring coun-
of right then let them to the devil, Short FurrowsThe
which would increase the strength 1: by in a car and poured tries. ; go

the army to 105,000 enlisted men and ,,3 a. stream of bullets Costa Durels, Bolivian representative :- or to Italy, or wherever they come world crop of tobacco Is about-

14,003 officers. That the present regu- i from sawed-off shot- in Geneva, before an open ses- from.' 4,000,000.000 pounds a year. .-
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lar army is inadequate in ,the face of ---' guns just at the time sion of the League ,of Nations council *

present ,disturbed world conditions was J. Caffery Mr. Caffery usually invoked Article 13, the arbitration "The less we have to do with wom- Unusually early crops are aiding a

declared by both gentlemen.The leaves for the yacht club. .lie was not clause of the league covenant, as a en," Schopenhauer wrote, "the better., strong agricultural situation in Call.

Ameriqan army as now manned injured but one of the soldiers was basis for settling the conflict with They are not even a 'necessary evil'; fornia. '

would not simultaneously protect our grievously wounded, his right leg_ be- Paraguay. If his demand is grantedthe I life Is safer and smoother without them. tFor

,outlying possessions, train civilians, ing torn off by an explosive bullet. dispute will automatically go to I Let me'recognIze the snare that lies the first time in three years

and repel "any sudden invaders," Sect Mr. Caffery went on to the ,yacht club the World's Court of Permanent Jus- In women's beauty, and the absurd (V)tton planters of Peru. expect to

retary Dern insisted. A more satisfac- calmly and refused to say who he tice for settlement. Durels said an : comedy of reproduction will end. Thus make a profit this season. '

tory army would cost the nation $35- thought the assassins might be. arms embargo wouldmean the "finish"of the extinction of the race will be *

000,000 annually, he said in explainingthat Cuban government officials were Bolivia.. I achieved. Why should the curtain that Nearly 13,000 acres of farm land,

he had.not suggested an Increaseto greatly excited by the attempt on the has just fallen upon defeat and death owned by Indians of the Kiowa reservation -

President Roosevelt because of the ambassador's life, and there was an CODOS and Rossi!, French flyers who always rise again upon a new life anew in Oklahoma, have been! terraced '\ 'h.

President's desire to balance the budget Inclination to blame the Communists, the distance record, sought to struggle, and a new defeat? How In a soil conservation program ,

but leaders of that party denied their better their mark by making a non long shall we be lured Into this endless *

Our present army has but 118,000 followers had anything; to do with it. stop flight from Paris to California. pain that leads only to' a painful i Mississippi\ ranks as the twelfth

men and 10,000 officers.Mr. In recent demonstrations the radicals They got across the Atlantic ocean all end?" state in the nation In cheese production,

Baker could not '"Imagine an have attacked Mr. Caffery intheir right, but a weakness of one wing of I do not endorse this sentiment; 1 manufacturing -more than 5,000,000

army less than five times the present spe 'ches. Presumably sole purpose their big monoplane developed and I quote it only that more women may pounds last year.

size of ours having the slightest effect is to stir up trouble between the they were forced to land at New York. know about Its author,. and hate him C .





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-- IOVLTItY) Man-eating' tigers are becoming: so

bold In central India that they arc

I Queen Anne's Lace I causing a reign "of terror among the .

i .> residents of villages. The tiger'; are -

,t reported to be stalking the country
leaving death and terror In their


i !my Frances Parkinsol1 Keyes I' LOW GRADE FEEDS wake.dragged Scores Into the of jungle cattle and have eaten.been

The villagers are helpless in dealing
CAUSE FLOCK LOSS
I -- -- with the menace because they are

r = = forbidden to kill: tigers, and many
= Frances Parkinson Reyes V7NU Service. =
fear to sleep at night because of the
-- -- Access to Fertilized Fields
1--I possibility of sudden raids by the
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1111111111111111111111111111111. Dangerous Practice. beasts. One large tiger got a big

t CHAPTER XI-Continued "Just u minute. Mr. Cooper," Mrs. shaking hands with the President, surprise. He sprang on a cow' in a

t -26- I Shaw was saying calmly. Anne turned whose tired face did not relax for an By R. 8. Dearstyne, Head of Poultry Department herd grazing at the foot of the Panch

Anne used up sheet after sheet of and saw that the tall formally dressed Instant from Its lines of dark fatigue.But Colleee., North-\VNU Carolina Service.State Deoli hills, but the other cattle

her new monogrammed paper before figure was standing In the doorway there was something personal and Most of the dangers of food poisonIng turned on the Invader and attacked

she achieved a letter that pleased her ; bowing. "Mr.: Cooper has come to let cordial in Mrs. Shaw's welcome."So of chickens can be attributed to him with their horns. After a bitter

but finally it was written and dis us know that our fifteen minutes: to- you did come!" she said pleasantly the use of low grade materials In home- battle the badly wounded tiger made

patched. When no answer was immediately gether are over, Mrs. Conrad. 'I I am so to Anne, recognizing her Instantly. mixed feeds or allowing mashes to Its way back to the jungle.KEEP .

forthcoming she experienced a sorry. Cut I hope to see you very "I am very glad." become damp and decompose.

sensation of shame-surely she ought soon again. You will come to the con- "Is she always so nice?" Anne asked Feeds mixed from the best materials -

never to have written that note I She gressional reception, of course?" Mrs. Lee as, the brief Instant of con- particularly Ingredients knownto

was being snubbed for her temerity_ I Anne had not intended to do any tact over they were swept along into be good chicken food, will not

Then, when she had resolutely dis- thing of the sort. But she answered the Green room. poison the birds. COOL

missed the matter from her mind Dora eagerly. "Oh, always She knows the President Birds, however, may be poisoned by SAVE TIME

came to her one morning wreathed in "Yes, of course!I I am looking for- isn't well, that all this Is an effort eating fertilizers or feeds which have SAVE WORK

smiles, and extended a small square ward to It ever so much !" for him and s6' she tries to makeup come into contact with fertilizers. SAVE MONEY ,. _

envelope engraved on one corner with She found that she really meant for his unresponsiveness. Sfiall we Hence, a warning is issued against per- with the'f

the magic words "The White douse" this ; and during the next week her go Inside 'behind the line' here and mitting chickens access to freshly fertilized -,

l'' In small gold block: letters. view point did not change. The followIng get hack to the Blue room ,where we fields or to buildings where 1 1

I "This Just came, Mis' Conrad. 1 'Thursday she was athrill with can mingle with the members of the fertilizer is stored.

:H I thought mebbe you'd like it right 'excitement as she put on the "glittery": cabinet, or shall we, join the hoi polio! Many causes' of high mortality are THIS* save Coleman VDU more Self-Hearing time and woik Iron than will a

away." dress and her new pendant, and she' (In the East room?" I found In chilling, overheating; crowd- $100.00 washing machine! It will save your
strength... help you do better ironing
.L f r The flap crackled under Anne'seager seized Neal's arm with an exclamation "The Blue room-no, I think the I Ing, poor sanitation, and germ dis- easier and quicker at less cost.
,
.i ti1. ,- hands. A neat card, surmount' of pure rapture as their car East room-oh, I want to do both I eases, and not so frequently In poisonous Instant Lighting..no hearing
ed by a gilt eagle: was disclosed. marked with Its "blue card" foods to with matches or torch..no waiting. The
I I swung want to do everything !I" Anne exclaimed as some poultrymen seem even heated double pointed base irons
Anne read: into the slow line of shining limousines Joyously.Neal think. garments with fewer strokes. Large glass-
smooth base slides Ironing time is
Mrs. Shaw advancing a few feet at a time, down teased her about it afterwards. When bothered by a heavy loss of reduced one-third.easier.Heats itself..use it

will be glad to receive West Executive avenue and she caught He Insisted that theirs was the very birds, the poultryman should check *anywhere.h.i hour Economical to too.See.costs hard-only
an operate. your
Mrs. Conradon sight of the effulgent globes of light last motor to leave the White House every possible cause for the high death ware or housefiimlshlng dealer. If local

Wednesday, January seventhat glowing above the wings of the White that night. *Anne. kept running Into rate. Then if he cannot determine' dealer THE COLEMAN doesn't handle LAMP,write AND us.STOVE CO.

five o'clock. House, like orange-colored, flowers pleasant women with whom she was the cause, he should send several Dcpt. WU309., Wichita, Knns.; ChcacSrJ.l1..;

L "There !" said Dora triumphantly ; against the black velvet darkness. apparently on the best of terms and specimens of his flock to the poultry Philadelphia't.a.dntarlo. Canada (4306)

for Dora had been told, of course all They passed, through the grilled en- presenting Neal to them with an eager- disease laboratory at the state college.
trance just behind Senator and Mrs. that revealed her immense With the birds should be a careful de-
about the note to Miss Hopkinson. ness prideIn
-=-- But Anne did not feel triumphant.She Lee. As the ladles went into the cloak both her friends and her husband. scription of the ,trouble and the way It's Not Worth It

to remove their :Mrs. Lee he has been managing his flock. School not
felt frightened., And when, at room wraps When at last they were on their yourself to keep up a
linked her inside Anne's There is little use for a poultrymanto useless
Jan- arm cordially home argument just because you
I I quarter before five on Wednesday. way and rolling slowly past the
I I uary seventh, she went down her front elbow. ,orange-colored globes of light, Neal send a ready-mixed mash to the feel you are right.

,"." steps dressed In ,the sapphire velvet, "Stay with us, won't you? We know put his arm around her and drew her state laboratory for testing to see

she grew hot and cold by turns. But the ropes, we'll show you just what to closer to him. whether it has.a detrimental Influenceon
do and where to go so you will see chicks. In the mixture the various
she walked steadily across the White : j
"I'm
glad you've recovered from
the most-" elements] lose their Identity and It ,
House porte-cochere bowed slightly your stage fright about the White House. )' "P'f."
would be almost Impossible to tell <'
and serenely to the man who .openedthe They went swiftly past a little room You fit In there wonderfully. You'ddo .< <;' Y"$( ,:"
I
i which if is causin
the tall with its paneled cupboards containing element, any, ?
and many
door for her, regarded just as well at the job as Mrs. trouble.
whom she the china of former administrations -
formally dressed man encountered Shaw herself !" II
entrance through the long corridor where .The only practical way to test a
just Inside the "
"Neal Anne exclaimed, "how can chickens for 3
feed Is to give It to some
'
with composure. the portraits of the wives of former ', .
you? But there was no reproach In period of time. This is rather slow,
'<' M:<
"This is Mrs. Conrad, Senator Con- Presidents smiled serenely down from her voice.By s in laboratory'it Is $:" \;:}oW'W /
done the
and when '
rad's wife. have appointment to their golden frames., In the space beyond -, "
I an
also
see Mrs. Shaw at five." they could see the scarlet-coated I expensive. Say goodbye _

Marine band grouped near the front early spring,' Neal was frankly
"Yes Mrs. Conrad. Mrs. Shaw Is
skin
: expecting you. ,Would :you like to door. Suddenly the selection which tired of the social strain and said so. Healthy Pullets Will Be to freckles, muddy,

i leave your wraps here-Now if you the band was rendering came to an He had taken it for granted thaT they Worth Poultryman's TimeA No more dark, dull skin-no mere

,i will come with me Into the Blue room abrupt end, and there was a moment of would all leave for Hinsboro ImmedN! I freckles, blackheads, pimples-today
after the of successful poultryman made the this magic formula whitens and clears
adjournment
poignant silence. Then the strains of ately congress -
Mrs. Shaw will be there in just a
-=t. :
At bed
statement "The of skin-gently, quickly
following : success your
and had looked forward to their
,6 ( minute." "Hail to the Chief" rang out, and a time smooth cool, fragrant Nadinola

I 'if "How nice he is !" The tall figure brilliant procession turned from the home-coming; but as Anne pointed out, i a poultryman is determined largely Bleaching Cream on face and neck-no

had vanished and, relaxing a little, she broad stairway near the East room the children had their school year td :i by his ability to grow thrifty, healthy massaging, no rub"bing. Almost over
finish and she could not well vigorous, and efficient producing pul night you will see freckles and blem-
and advanced slowly toward the centerof very
.
looked about the circular apartment
ishes begin to fade away. In an amaaingly -
with Its long draped windows'! giving the hall ; the President with Mrs. leave them ; besides, It would be almost lets. short time you will see lovely new

glimpses of the garden beyond and Shaw on his arm-Mrs. Shaw carryinga Impossible to open their own If pullets are not thrifty and beauty, a clear, flawless radiant com
house the and healthy, says a correspondent In the plexion. No disappointments, no long
the white flowers massed about the gilt small sparkling bag In her white- turning on water so on,
tested and trusted for
waiting over a:
Wisconsin Agriculturist, the percentage ;
, clock on the mantel piece. The door gloved hands her long brocaded train until warmer weather came. Thertf : generation. Try it at our risk-your
of Is to be high.
: at her left clicked and opened and the flowing from her shoulders like a was no use in having delusions about mortality going money back if not delighted. Get a
Hinsboro weather in March. Every time a hen dies In a poultry large box of Nadinola Bleaching Creamat
r tall formally dressed man camel golden banner ; the secretary of state k
II spare flock she raises the post of producinga toilet counters, or by mail postpaid,
and Mrs. who In "Well what do to do?
into the room again. Standish was regal you propose .
only 60c. NADINOLA Paris Tenn.
,
the cost ,
dozen In some cases
"Mrs. Shaw," he said in an impres, purple velvet and rose point lace; the asked Neal almost angrily: "I can't eggs.
sit around here until June per dozen has been as high as 4 to 7
I sive whisper other members of the cabinet and their twiddling

!J' Mrs. Shaw extended her hand. She wives. Anne was so close to them that my thumbs. I have got to get bad cents from mortality In laying flocks. HOW SHE LOST 14
and tend to practice. It has been This cost can only be reduced by producing -
sat down herself and asked Anne to do she could have. touched them as they my

I'l so; and then pleasantly casually, and passed on into the Blue room ; and the neglected too long already." thrifty, healthy pullets with POU DS OF FAT
and vitality.
greater vigor greater :
' fluently she began to talk. Anne, answering secretary of commerce, a hearty "Yes said Anne tactfully. "I hardly
at first almost In ''raonosylla Jovial sort of person leaned across the dare say what I am going to," she Clean ground seems to be a very Im-
Ii FOR 85 CENTS '
factor In producing pullets.If .
i I, bles, found herself, at the end of five silken rope and shook hands with her ventured slowly flashing a swift portant
glance toward Neal to be sure that It pullets can be grown upon good .r
minutes, talking pleasantly, casually as he passed. Mr. Goldenhurg greetingher
I and fluently'"also. For the President's after a long separation would have was a propitious time to' plunge, "bu) blue grass sod they will be growing "I'"used one jar of Kruschen and re-

t wife-amiable, composed unpreten welcomed her in much the same manner I think we ought to-to he separatedfor under what seems to be the most desirable duced 14 Ihs. and just feel fine. Was
a time, Just as we had to be whet conditions.This bothered before with gas pains but after
tious at once put her visitor completely Kruschen ther
Is an opportunetime taking
went to Belford. particularly
at ease. Anne liked her Immediately But there 'was no time to stand still, you never bothered me. '
"Just what do for the farmer and poultrymanto
mean?
Inquired
and immensely. She forgot all abouteverything making happy comparisons. The In- you :Mrs. RDeer River,
Neal grimly. give thought to a definite plan of Minn.
deferential. She remem- stant that the Presidential party had I
"I think 1 should stay on here range rotation for the growing of hia Don't stay fat and .
bered that this woman sitting beside disappeared !Mrs. Lee whisked: Neal unattractive-not whey
I
through the with the
spring children pullets.
her-"the first lady of the land"-had and Anne away into the stately dining it's so'easy and safe to
In her youth worked her way through room where they took their places In and I think you should go back tg get rid of double china,
Hinsboro and earn all the ) ugly hip-fat and unbecoming -
college, taught school, gone to Europe line with members of both houses. and money yo"can Care of Breeding Geese plumpness on
In
your practice. Because we art
as the paid chaperon for a of their wives who were already gath at the
old -
C :::-' group going to need it. You can stay wit Geese may lay when one year upper arms
?' young "society girls" and married an ered there. same time build up strength and increase
Mrs. Simmons. I have written her and but It Is seldom that a year-old goose vitality-feel and

Impecunious young storekeeper whom "Single file, please." she will be glad to have you." will be a successful breeder, partly because free from headaches,younger indigestion, 'acid keep,

she had endeavored to inculcate with The crisp voice ,of the aide standingat "Oh, so you have written Mrs. Simmons I mating Is not always"'successful ity fatigue and shortness of breath.

her ideas of culture. Anne bgan to the door of the Red room. Neal already asked Neal without the first year and the eggs would be Just take a half teaspoonful of Rrna-

realize something of the struggle- stopped behind Ann as two ladies marked Infertile In such cases. Geese are bet- chen Salts first thing every morning ina
approval. why this sud
glass of hot water. II not joyfully
both for him and his wife-that must paused before an unresponsive President den greed for filthy lucre?, You hav ter breeders If not overfed or too fat satisfied with results of one 85 cent jar

have preceded his ascent to the position Then she gave her name and always been terribly keen about saving and should have opportunities for ex Oasts weeks) money tack from any

of a prosperous cosmopolitan mer Neal's to the, aide who bent to hear but I never knew you to make a ercise. One gander to one goose Is drugstore the world over. But make
'
chant-of a cabinet member of President and It Is advisable sure you get :Kjruschen-the SAFE way
: them. point of spending money before !" the best arrangement to reduee.
of the United States.Monsoon "Senator and Mrs. Conrad." She was (TO BE CONTINUED.) to allow the gander to choose his


.' ---r: -'.-:-, ____ __/ ... ,-T_ "" "" .,T.-r-r-r-r-r-r'---T -'."".-________________.-__- "; :-':-.-:.._._______ .-:-" ""____________.--T.-T.-T.-T.-T.-T own mate should Lf be possible.the limit.Two Some geese, at
rand most, geese,
after the age of two years will lay Cuticura Soap
I A= Refers to Winds and Rains rain results. enough for two settings and the first \
The rains which fall at the base oi scientific soap that
x dozen should be set under hens six ..
the Himalayas are said to be the
J', heaviest In the world. under each of two "broodies," the solves skin problemsIf

I j' Mountain climbing In India Is- not I but by association It has come to be goose can be set' on the othets when are troubled with pimples,

only a supreme test of endurance but : used In referring to the winds and a she is ready to sit. Ten or 12 eggs are rashes you,rough or blotchy

I ; t a race. The objective must be reached i rains of India because they are seasonal Age Limits for PostmastersA enough to set under a goose. Over it to yourself to try Ctttleura

I I before the onset of the summer monsoon Monsoon winds are those which man seventy years of age Is eligIble that number should be given to another Soap. Delicately medicated and

: ; with Its torrential rains. So In I flow steadily In one direction In sum to hold the position of postmastel goose or broody hens. gentlyemollientit actsas a protectionto
i f discussing the plans of the Mount In the skin and as a preventive of skin
mer and just as steadily another direction at an office of the fourth class which
\ ; Everest climbing expedition, the expedition's In winter. In India these pays less than $500 per annum. Bul BumhlefootBumblefoot troubles.uowand Start Bcehowmuchithelps.using Cuticura

\i secretary recently said their winds come from the southwest In for offices of the first, second an4 Soap
of bruisesor for 3pccialfolc1eron .
1 chances of Is the result Write ,
success rested primarily summer and the northwest In winter. third classes, the maximum age limit the care of the thin
': on "time and weather." The explanation usually given for for applicants, I Is sixty-five years. Th( other Injury to the feet, commonly Address: "Cutlcurn" Dept. 16S f. _

j Time and weather are more closely i this phenomenon Is that In summer maximum age .limit of ,sixty-five ap caused by the birds jumping down Maiden, Mass.y .

inked in India, than In most places. the land Is warmer than the water ; plies also to those seeking appoint) from high perches to hard floors or

i ,The seasons are regular and distinct. hence the air above land rises and ment as fourth class, postmaster a< ground. The matter should be let out FLIES

; ;\\-f$, From March to Juno there Is a "hot ,the cooler heavier ocean air sweeps offices paying $500 or more per an of the swellings with a sharp knife and KILL ALL

: season" when the mercury may pass In to take Its place. After travelingover num. The limit Is waived, however antiseptics applied to prevent Infectionand Placed Rtllerattract-s anywhere.and Daisy klll9 flies Fly,

the 100 degree mark. 'fhel'sUddenly., the ocean the wind Is charged for those who have been In the postal hasten healing. During treatmentthe s Gnaranreed, edeeuve.epalWilinot Neat--,

when the heat Is almost suffocating, with water vapor. It retains this moisture service for two years Immediately preceding birds should be kept In a pen with 1"' con enleat-cannot sonortiurc, :DO at
other soft litter Lasts all season
the summer monsoon sweeps upon the as It sweeps across the Indian the closing date for filing applications clean straw, chaff or ,. 150De gaDDevas'iifNY1i
i country and from June to October It plains, but when It arrives In the for the examination, an( spread over the floor. Meanwhile low- {

rains nearly every day. mountains In the north It Is forced to also for persons entitled to credit to er the roosts' or remove stones, sticks

' The word monsoon means season. t rise; the vapor cools and condenses I military or naval servlca. or anything that could cause Injury.

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':THE CLEII'ISTONE11'S '
PAGE I'VJUJfcThe --. ,- -- w
-' TIME AND PLACE: Sunday after
with officials believe that it Is good business year. Take it, sez we, and be thank- Giving
swelled Jerusalem,
Dad who Crucifixion at
the' ,
It was have
News household electric ful it's no worse, even if we do '
Clewiston chip to decrease
Galilee.
pride when someone said "a ; : the commission latter, in
full I rates in order to encourage greater mosquitoes.We .
Our pockets LES-
block. OF
off the old in the Avon PARALLEL ACCOUNTS
in Clewiston, hooks of electricity, to allow cities' and noted a-robbery
Friday fish use
and 24:1-8.
Published every string Luke
of knives, Park last week that had the SON: Mark 16-1-9, 15.
street lights paper
the CLEWISTON NEWS,, annoyance and .owns 50'per cent more
Florida, by of
were a source A.C.L. safe- and thhe -
crucifixion -
ear-marks our the
as
Between
with'out'increase in cost to towns so same 4"
remembered -
Inc. worry to others, but Dad be better blowing a few weeks back. The safe resurrection a part of Friday, the """ >_
fellow that Florida towns may
much a
Editor well just Jiow Whenwe and attractive to tour- at the wholesale\ Texaco Company whole of Saturday, and a part of Sun-
Bowden, more
Keathley that sort of thing. lighted
treasures in much the same which, according to
the gangling age and icts. This act was voluntary on the plant was blown day intervened,
reached with nitro-glycerine. The Jewish mode of reckoning, were
Contracts were manner.- the
Entered class mail mat and legs were ineveybody's part of the company.
second like our arms Fri-
felt their
as for Later on
the best lawyers thieves collected only $13 counted as three days.
binding as
Post own, effect as
the including our tn
1927 at
ter February 1, way them. Yet the company trouble.-not even as good luck as day Joseph of Arimathaea, a friend
under height could make
Office in Clewiston, Florida, Dad was merely proud of our amiss I 'feels that a temporary loss in they had here. Thieves should someday of Jesus asked Pilate that he might
Act of March 3, 1897. and growth; he saw nothing are the new tomb
the cheer- will be more than overcome : learn that not many people place Christ's body in
were i cveuue I
we
secretly
with us, and deal of money around closed to the scene of the
of electricity. The keeping a great which was
Subscription rate $2.00 per year. ) greater use
y
the fact.
ed
application by is to be congratulatedon now, not even in safes. The Sheriffof crucifixion, and the request was
Advertising rates on Dad knew it was part of a boy'slife power this company move. The attention of the Highlands county must also have I granted. The same evening the women -

and to sneak out and smoke a few is noted a close connection in the recent from Galilee prepared spices
advancement Bell Telephone company
to the Southern
Devoted with the gang. He knew I for he I might em-
of Clewiston and Hendry' cigarettes called to the action of the Florida railroad office robberies I II and ointments that they
welfare a fellow has to swipe a few oranges and Light Company Lower I called in special agents of the railroad balm/the body early on Sunday morn;
County. sometime or other in his life and Dower I I The safe would be their earliest
rates for telephones followed by a to help on the case. ing, which
he knew that bathing suits were vigorous advertising campaign for I door in the Avon Park office wife opportunity after the Jewish Sab-

The most appropriate greeting not entirely necessary to an after- new business might also be good bus- blown to bits and scattered all over bath had passed.

seems to be "And when do you leave noon at the old swimmin' hole. Of iness for the Southern Bell." I the room; people in the neighborhood The first part of ,the lesson is as

for your vacation?" course he took pains to teach us heard the blasts around 12:30 or 1 \ follows: In the end of the Sabbath,

that things like cigarettes and swip- .-. .-. ._ ._ -_--_ _- .- .--.--., ,.-,,.,yyy_.u..u.u.-.... o'clock, but thought them an automobile as it began to dawn toward the first

Modern Distillery Seized, says a ing oranges were bad when they got 1 backfiring and paid no atten- day of the week, came Mary Mag-

headline that a year from to be a habit, but just the same tion to them. dalene and the other Mary to see

newspaper now may be bragging about a Mod- he had sense enough to see that like we RAMBLINGS. 's. Several nights ago a thief entered the sepulchre. And behold there

Distillery. weren't going to do things I the office of the U. S. Sugar Corporation was a great earthquake; for the
ern that all cur lives and he didn't make;: and rambled aimlessly from
here Lord descended
NNI angel of the
NN11NNN
hills. ,ti 1 111 1 111 H N N 11,1 [
of mole NN1. I
out
do not believe in' love mountains around, disarranging things gener- Heaven, and came and rolled back
Some people but they've got to We got old enough, finally to Was OUR face red? We searched ally and making off with a few fountain the stone from the door, and sat up-

at first sight, lot of time.-Jax. have a gun and go hunting, and it he News last.Veek. for the local pens. Nothing of value, except on it. His countenance was like

admit it saves Their a own and other was Dad who took us on those mem- election story, for Mrs. Hall and Mrs. the pens, was missing, Evidently lightning, and his raiment was white

Times-Union. orable trips. Dad, who taught us l' 'ole's party, for the Castles in the money was the sole object of the
people's.An to be a good sport in the the the (Continued on page 5)
how Glades, for the notice of this and visit and when none was found I
woods, who showed us it, was wrongto dawnedon l
it finally
Etory of that till thieves ended their stay. "i.\\,
couple tried not to let to mangle a ...
Iowa close enough
shoot and thenit getting plentyof '
happened
the Canadians get ahead of them. bird, who taught us we should stop was us what too late had to remedy it. One of The ragging Engineers about are their ball game i.N..N.11..N.N..N.N.NMN. .N.N N. .::.-..N.N..N.N.M..NI .....

They became parents of quadruplets, when we had all the birds we could those things that just WILL happen, Sunday. There was game scheduledhere I

three girls, one boy. Parents, also It was Dad, who, in teachingus Clew-
use. from Digges
it seems, a letter, mailed with St. Pete, but Mr. I I
poor and have five other children. good woodscraft, taught us with- I iston at 4:55 'Thursday afternoon and wired and cancelled it because the

out knowing it, good principles of containing scads of copy failed to diamond seemed too wet to use, but I Good FarmLand i iI

Nobody leads a perfect Trammell life, and living. reach the printing -office in Moore Old Sol made up for lost time and I I

it's safe to bet that Park We have received a whole lot of Raven in which our type is set until by Sunday the diamond was a dandy.So .

already wishes he hadn't made that sympathy, understanding and help Saturday morning, and in our last a Clewiston team scrapped together \

rash statement about newspapermenwith from him we call Dad. May we be minute flurry of press-day and pre- enough players to meet a bunch I
a "FOR SALE" sign on tthem. it on to him who callsus like like At the conclusion -
able to pass cinct votes and the we, from the 'Engineers.

Dad. dumb brutes that we feel we some-I of Inning No.9. the score for Rent

If you are a devotee of the, unusual I time are, failed to miss the stories.On was -0. "Pop" Walker replaced I i
might drop In on Wau-
in sports you FLAG 137 YEARS OLD another page of this issue-and hefty Pete Wilson in the Engineer's
of July. They- I
about the Fourth : -
chula properly labeled-you will find quitea pitcher's box, and the game went on I
're going to stage the first annual 'of that was contained in into extra innings with the Clewiston
bit news
14 i
commemorates
June ,
Contest. Frogs following ;Flag Day: on "
Frog-Jumping
theophei's into the athletic the anniversary of the adoptionof tint "Lost" letter. A few items which Scrubs finally winning And H-
irrevelant have been the team that shut out a \
the Stars and Stripes as the national are' obviously that was

arena. emblem, by an act of Congress deleted. And, in embarrassment, we fast St. Petersburg team the week I

Credit to whom credit is due. It i 157 years ago. ask your pardon.We before, TrespassersWill
before .
the Revolutionary War a have two weeks respite
Owen who got the During '
Ruth Bryan
was number unofficial flags of various designs another election. With only the state Be
National Park in such
Everglades the regimentsof senator and the U. S. senator in the
shape in congress that her successor appeared among uribnv tbOOllEesson I
could continue the gallant fight. He the Continental Army, A flag run-off, along with a few rail.'oad will I ProsecutedThe
in 1775 had 13 alternate commissioners this precinct .!;
that adopted
also serves who gets on base so i I
I
have to pinch itself to keep interest
,
the next batter can drive him in with red and white stripes, represepting
hut carried the Brit- stimulated. Next time, incidentally, I
13 colonies,
West Citizen. the -
run.-Key I
the winning
ish crosses of St. George and St. you: vote in the Labor Hall, whichis I II

We've just learned that the fatherof Andrew in a blue canton, to indicate in the Old Alston building 'near (Compiled by Moore Ha en- I I

to the King had not I the Clewiston Inn. Ileligioiis-Literary Society)
the quintuplets, when he recover that allegiance \
ed from the shock, had his brother been renounced. Even after the Dec. We're beginning to think that "unusual" ,
is the rule and not SUBJECT: The Risen Lord and the -
1776 this weather ,:
phone the nearest newspaper to find laration of Independence in r }
What with the terrific I Great Commission. I V
forts and the exception. I
out how much an item would cost flag was displayed on I
that' GOLDEN TEXT: "Go ye therefore,
drought out West that has put
telling about the 5 babies' birth. He'd ships for several months. ClewistonCODlpany
I and teach all nations, baptizing themin
agricultural plight:
in
officially section a worse
14 1777 Congress -
be amazed sure enough to find out But on June ,
terrific drenchinghere the name of the Father, and of
the
the commercial value of the stringof adopted a new flag, in the than for years,
that has put some more crops the Sou. and the Holy Ghost; teach
type that has been used to tell the following resolution:
out ofMhe running and two tropical ing them to observe all things what-
world about the 5 girls. "Resolved that the flag of the
alternate disturbances in Central America and: ever I have commanded you; and lo.
13 United States be 13 stripes,
I I
June not manking any I am with you always, even unto the .
this custom of red and white; that the it just we are .. . . . . . .r
Perhaps some day I' ....... ........ .
blue predictions as to the weather this end.of the world, Matthew 28:19-20. I .-.-.-.-.-.-.-. .-.-.-.-.-.-.-."
white in
holding two year elections for con- Union by 13 stars, a I

gressmen will be abandoned and field, representing a new constellation. -= ,-.---- -
they'll all be put to work on four year ."

I basis. It seems to be, as a usual thing, When Vermont and Kentucky were

a waste of time and money to have added to the Union two stripes were I. -T- iTt
vI >
SALE
elections for congressmen every two I added to the flag, making 15. But FOR

years.: They seldom are defeated, after it was seen that the addition of a .. ... .;. .
only two years in office, and the stripe for each new state would spoil ::
I Attractive decision Home Small Cash Payment :: :
;, struggle of an election campaign the symmetry of the flag, so in 1818 :: :: ;; o.

gains nothing.' 'Congress provided that in future 1 :, .y. ?..
... :. S ..
13
there should be only the original 1 tL

FATHER'S OWN DAY stripes, but that a star should be x .... .
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added for each new state. ::
x :i: .;. .i.... :.
Next Sunday, June 17, is Father's The pretty tradition that Betsy ; .. xx

Day and so should be set aside,as Ross made the first flag accordingto I y

is Mother's Day as a time to honor a design suggested by Washington

and show cur affection for our fath has been popularly accepted, but *

valid reason historians dcubt its authenticity.Since y
ers. We can see no
for keeping the two days distinct, its establishment in 1896, ::: L I ,X1 .:. :i:

except that perhaps our little acts the observance: of Flag Day has .,become :;.: :.!.:. I'' I :'.:. :!.: _"1 1.v ,
and
of love and our little tributes would widespread, is the occasionfor '
:: :!: ::
not seem quite so personal. But to patriotic exercises, in which rev- ... :!.: ... .

thousands, of children growing up erence for the flag ancFit stands for :i: ::: I .;. :i:

in happy _homes: ,there is difficulty is inculcated. Tle Order of Elks .;. :!: ::: ..

in entirely separating the idea ofMother has adopted a most inspiring ritual X P .. X
:
from that of Father. They for its Flag Day ceremonies.-Ex- : 'j' r Saab:4." 1 k, r o bk jfac{!, "c i + X

are parents, and what v.-a owe to change. X: .:. I ... :
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one we owe to the other. J I : :' .;. :

The founders of the movement TELEPHONES GlOW RARER :(!.I':. I I IJj

have called it Father's Day and wepresume I X R1'

:: it will be called by that For the past leu .jears the number ':.J.:;. .;

name thrcughout the years to come. rt telephones in use in the avera;?' :i:!iX::: ::: :i:

But it isn't particularly of FaTher ;ountry town has become smaller :': :X .;. .:.

we think, it's of Dad. Father refersto :and smaller. Just exactly what con, ::::I:i: ::: .i' 1
: .. ::
some one else's parent-when we dition is responsible for the decrea I : :

refer to our own, it's always "Dad." in telephones is n lmovn-as a :::.;::: :i: 'i.

who whittled boat rule it is ';.i:i I .. :::
It was Dad our I attributed to the increasinguse -.. \: ... ...
when we were below the whittlingage of automobiles. However, this ::i:,!::: 1!I :i: ..

; it was Dad who taught us to should not result in-a decrease in the .:.:.:. I .:. :::

swim; who tried to look reproachfulwhen use telephones.. The telephone is :':.1.:. : .;. .:.
.. .. ..
we came home a bit bruised a cheaper, more convenient andquicker :'i.: t* I .;. ..:.

and battered from our first fight. method of communicatio: I y

Behind the reproachful looks and than the automobile and should hold + t X'i'
.. ,2'
words we could always see a twinkleof its own, particularly in scattered :::

merriment and pride in his eyes communities despite the increase of :!: :!: Pay The Balance Like Rent :;: :;:

that took away the sting of his automobiles.The .
reproaches. It was as though he Deli ay Beach News, in com- :: :.: WE HAVE HELPED BUILD MANY CLEWISTON HOMES :;:

said "Old fellow, this is a civilized menting on the recent voluntary re- :: :!: YOU CAN OWN YOUR OWN HOME' : ::
world and we've got to eliminate all duction in rates of the Florida Power

the fighting we can; every fellow and Light Company, may have struck Q

has his rights you know. But after the proverbial nail on the proper a Clewiston Home Building Association Ii
::
all, I'm mighty glad to see 'you can spot. The News says: "By its own :

stick up for yourself when' it's nec- act tthe Florida Power and Light r ..
) .:. PHONE 102 .k ;
essary, because that's a lesson we Company makes Its-contracts with y. y

have to learn also," Florida cities scraps ot paper. Its _. .._ -- .. '.'



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TIm CLEWISTON'! NEWS

) JUNE 15, 1D3!. _ ,______ I
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4 this series the to the You and each of you are hereby
Guthrie was appearance
Mrs. Harvey
LII f of LaBelle was a : high score.
F. Watts Hall notified to be present at said time
given consolation prize and Mrs. A. eleven disciples (Judas being dead)
Tuesday.
business visitor here mountain in Galilee is that and place and there set forth any
the ,
.. I TV. Lawrence won the cut prize. on -'
; MentionJohn ----
I Personal Bowden visited Delicious pineapple sherbet and with which Matthew now concludeshis complaint and produce any testimony
C. J. Lovvorn and Kay which desire as to the value ...
Sunday. wafers were served to Mrs. A. W. Gospel. These eleven appearances I you may
Okeechobee I
relatives in Lawrence, Mrs. Clyde Egley, Mrs. extend through forty days. They were I of any property as fixed and as-

F. Curry spent the week Bertha Gram of Moore Haven Flgyd Clapp, Mrs. Glen Eetherton, gradually farther apart and they I sessed by said County- Assessor of*
Miss
end visiting in Tampa. here Monday.J. Mrs. Harvey Guthrie, Miss RobertaGeorge came to a decisive close at the ascen- Taxes.
\ was a business visitor Done and ordered at LaBelle, Flor
Miss Bonceil Stone, Miss sion, in order that the church might
I J ,
!I.I-4-.... Mr. and Mrs. Roy: Green are visiting Beck and George Beck of Louise Waldron and Miss Vesta Allen take up the great work of evangel- ida, this 9th day of June A. D. 1934.F. .
L.
relatives in Plant City. ,were business visitors, here izing the world. In today's lesson we L. DUNAWAY,
Lakeport "
The next meeting will be at the are told that the eleven disciples Chairman Board of County Com-

- W. V. Moody spent the week end Tuesday.Mr. home of Mrs. A. W. Lawrence. I "went into Galilee into a mountain missioners of Hendry County,...Flol'I

l in Miami visiting his family.P. and Mrs. M. E. Pape and babyof where Jesus had appointed them." It ida.
I
i LaBelle spent the week end with LADIES All ENTERTAINED I was there they received the Great (SEAL)

G. Bishop of Miami was a business relatives here. BY MRS. DOWNS AT IXX I Commission, while the fact that later Attest: William T. Hull, Clerk.

visitor in Clewiston Friday. the ascension of Christ occured on\ :__

i Mrs. F. R. Maxwell, Mrs. G. C. The members of the Ladies Aid society Mount Olivet, near Jerusalem, See

i R. L. Murray of Fort Myers wasa Poole, Mrs. S. W. Shaw and Mrs.Vom were entertained at the Clewis Luke 24: 50-51. Acts 1 : 12. Pleubet IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE

business visitor here Wednesday.J. Wiley were visitors in Miami ton Inn Thursday afternoon at their says the Great Commission was-given TWELFTH JUDICIAL CIRUCIT

Friday.Mr. regular meeting, Mrs. C. L. Downs on the 8th of Christ's Appearancesafter OF FLORIDA, IAND FOR
S. of Miami is spending acting as hostess. his resurrection, while the ascension :;- HEXDHY COUNTY. INII CHANCEKY. -

l this week in Clewiston on business. and, Mrs. C. W. McDonald and The president, Mrs. G. C. Poole, was at the llth and last ap .

two children are spending a month'*. was in the chair. Reports of the pearance. "And Jesus said-"All .

Senator Arthur Gomez of Key vacation in Ludowici, Ga., with rela- Iecent; Presbytery meeting in St. power is given unto me in heaven and The Clewiston Company, a

West was a visitor In Clewiston Tues- tives. Petersburg were given by the three I in earth. Go ye therefore, and teach I. corporation, Plaintiff,

day. dlegates, Mrs. Poole, Mrs. I. M. Paf-I jail nations, baptizing them in the v.
Mrs G. B. Thomas and G. B. Thomas. I name of the Father, and of the Son, I
Mr. and ford and Mrs. Fred E. Nelson and Hazel A, Nelson,
C. M. Littlejohn spent the week daughter left Thursday to visit rela- The Ladies Aid and the Friendly I and of the Holy Ghost: Teaching, his wife, Defendants.

end in Lake Wales visiting his par- tives in Lakeland and Safety Harborfor Bible Class are 'jointly sending Miss I them to observe all things, whatsoever \
I have cemmanded and lo, Order for ConstllctiveServiecAffidavit :
r ents. two weeks. Mildred Ward as a delegate from r you
the Clewiston Church to' the Young I am: with you always, even unto the for constructive service

Mrs. Antoinnette Lamb spent the Mrs. Tom Wiley and Mrs. S. W. Peoples Conference to be held in Ss- I end, of the world. Amen." having been filed as required by law.

'week end in Arcadia visiting her Shaw left for their homes in Tampa I. bring next week. IT IS ORDERED that the defend-

mother.Mr. Monday after a pleasant visit with The devotional was conducted: by An Easier Way? ants, Fred E. Nelson and Hazel A.
I his wife do upon the
Nelson appear
Mrs. G. C. Poole. Mrs. J. E. Beardsley. :;
and Mrs. R. C. Wilson were Thursday includedMrs. 2nd day of July, 1934, to the bill of
Those present He rounded the bend at close on
week end visitors in'West Palm Mrs. Paul Rardin, Mrs. W. D. Walter Vaughn, Mrs. Fred-Gary, I complaint filed In this cause, else the
; forty, sudden skid, and the car over ,
Beach. Greene, Mrs. D. E. Griffith and Doris Mrs. Betty Vaughn, Mrs. S. W. Shaw, turned. They found themselves sit- allegations of said bill will be taken

Griffith of Moore Haven visited Mrs. Tom Wiley, Mrs. H. G. Knight, the as confessed by said defendants.
V. M. Murphy left Sunday for Co- friends in Clewiston Monday.Mrs. Mrs. F. M. Wright, Mrs Ivan Van I ting together smashed unhurt car.He, alongside put his I IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that
lumbus Ala., where he will residein Mrs. A. 0. completely I this order be published once a week
E. Wynn
Horn,., Mrs. J. arm lovingly about her waist, but she
the'future.Mrs. H. L. Delaney and son H. L. Ward, Mrs.; G. B. Thomas, Mrs. I. M. I for four ((4) consecutive weeks in

Jr., returned to their home in La- Pafford, Mrs. G. C. Poole, Mrs. R. Y. pulled it away. The. Clewiston News, a newspaper'Published

H. S. Gove and daughter, Belle Monday after a visit of several Patterson, Mrs. Wm. Lockhart, "Mrs. I "It's ,all very nice," she sighed,, in Hendry County, Florida.
Clarice of Moore Haven, attended the Turney.Dr L. Downs "but wouldn't it have been easier to ORDERED at LaBelle
0 days with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mark R. Lawler, Mrs. C. DONE AND
movies here Sunday.Ed and, Mrs. J. E. Beardsley. .' run out of gas-Tit-Bits. Florida l this 31st day of May, 1934.

o and Mrs. J. W. Ezelle and baby ----- ---- -- ..- WM. T. HULL,

Clayburn of Henderson, Ky. daughter left '$Staurday for Columbus, G. McFADDEX HONORED Clerk of the' Circuit Court for
is visiting his cousin, H. R. Hall, called by the MRS. E. .J4! l ,1'1,01, ; U-: SE
Ga., where they were AT BRIDGE YESTERDAY l !' Hendry County, Florida.
and Mrs. Hall. of Mrs. Ezelle's
serious illness Savyer.
Counselor: and Attorney at Law Evans, Mershon.&
mother. ,Mre. E. G. McFadden of Jackson- 1st National Bank Bldg., .
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Beery have and Hopkins Building
ville who is visiting her son Miami, Florida
to Savannah where they will and Mrs. R. H. Collins and Saturdays
gone Major daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Gayle Wednesdays SOLICITORS FOR PLAINTIFF.No. .
spend this week. turned Sunday night. Major re-I McFadden, was honor guest at a 9:30 to 4:00 28.-June 18152229.

lins has been at Fort Benning, bridge given yesterday at the Mc : .
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Sheetz an'dI for two weeks and his wife Fadden home. -

I daughter, Marilyn, spent the week in Washington.Mrs. High score was won by Mrs. F. Watches_ Clocks, Jewelry

end visiting in Miami. M. Wright, low by Mrs. H. G. Knight: Rear or ESTIMATES! FURNISHED ON

Mark R. Lawler and two and cut prize by Mrs. Chas. Lewis. Clewiston Drug. Company! REQUEST
Mrs. M. H. Crouch ,and Joan children left Saturday for an extended Mrs. Gayle McFadden presented the

Crouch spent a, few days inVest visit with relatives in Evans- honoree with a lovely guest prize. Jewelry Repairing C. E. STEBEL

Palm Beach this week. ville, Ind. They expect to be away Other guests included Mrs. D. G. W. H. MERRITT

, ',,' about four months. Alston, Mrs. J.E. Beardsley,' Mrs. WATCHMAKER & JE11'ELERCLEWISTON Electrical ContractingPHONE

Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Bevis of Lake- H. R. Hall, Mrs.. A. A. Munrqe, Mrs. FLORIDAP. 2121
:'"J.- land spent several days here this Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Burrias andMiss I M. E. Yenawine, Mrs. I. M. Pafford,

week, transacting business. Katy Burriss of Miami arrived Mrs. G. C. Poole, 11rs.V.. T. Effting, O. Box 521 PAHOKEE, FLORIDA

in Clewiston this week to re'side, rrs.---- A. O. Ward, Mrs. C. F. Vaughn 'We Are Here To Stay" Agent for

"', .Dirs. E. W. Digges and children, They are making their home at the Mrs. F. R. Maxwell and Mrs. Leslie ELECTRICREFRIGERATORS

Josephine and Billy, of. Moore Haven Watanabe House. Miller. Mrs. F. J. Nebiker came in GENERAL:

were visitors here Tuesday.Mrs. fortea. NOTICE OF TAX RANGES AND
Miss Vesta Allen has returned EQUALIZATION I 'APPLIANCESNew I

Guy Larsen and daughter, from Demorest, Ga., where she is at- EDWARDS-McAULEY -T

Miss Olive Laurenson, spent the I tending school and is spending the TO WHOM: IT MAY CONCERN:

week, end with friends in Orlando. summer C. with M. Allen.her parents, Mr. and Haven Miss and Hazel Joe E.McAuley Edwards of of Orange-Moore I You are hereby notified in com- .:H+.ir:N...:..:N:ti...IN. :N.N....N.H;.1::1:H:N.H:11:N...:M:HN.
Mrs. 929 Comyilcd i
with Section ::
McCrone has left to burg, S. C., formerly of Clewiston, ] pliance :i:
Miss Mary General Laws of Florida, that the +' and Used +
spend a two week's vacation visit- Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Pape returnedto were married Saturday in ,Jacksonville Tax Assessor of Hendry County,

ing at various points in Ohio. their home in Lake Worth Tues- according to message received Florida, will meet with the Board of _; FURNITUREBelle
day after visiting for a few days with by friends here. Commissioners of said Bounty :
County ?
Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Goodman and their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. Mrs. Edwards is the daughter of at the Clerks office in the Court ..' 't

Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Whiddon were and Mrs. Clyde Egley. Mr. and Mrs. George McAuley of in LaBelle, Florida, on the I

recent visitors in West Palm Beach. Moore Haven. Her father is connected House first Monday in July, the same beingthe ; GLADE :f!:
McKenzie Jr., arrived this with the government engineersand
,
A.
F.
i
A. D. 1931,
of July,
second day
J. 'E. Beardsley, R. B. Beardsley, week to join his parents at the Clew- the family is well known here. for the purpose of hearing complaints !:: FURNITURE COMPANY I::

Bob and Jim Beardsley are spendingtwo iston Inn, where he will remain for and receiving testimony as i

weeks in Chicago with relatives. the summer. Mr. McKenzie is a student SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON to the value of any property, real, or :_: Belle Glade, Florida :;:
.
Tulane University.H.
at y
personal, as fixed by the County Assessor -
Miss Georgia Lee Goner, of Columbus (Continued from page 4) of Taxes and of ,.perfecting, reviewing :?: Next Door To Theatre :i:

Ohio, is spending two weeks C. Worthengeneral managerof as snow: and for fear of him the and equalizing the assessments -

here. Miss Coner is a guest at the the southern division of the Wes- keepers did shake and became a? as made by said Tax Assessor. :..:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:. ..:..:..:..:..:.:..:..:. r
Inn. tern Union Telegraph Company, of dead men And the angel answered t'

Atlanta, and his secretary, A. C. and said unto the women, Fear not .. .. .............. 1.:N:N:.1:..:..:..:..:..:..:N11:..:.
:
Miss Marion Leydig, Mrs. Leah Raymer, were visitors here Wednesday 'I ye: For I know that ye seek Jesus. ,..:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:.1N:..:11N:..HNN11H1.:HH11:N:.1: : :1111 : : : : : : :N
,
Spi er,- Betty Spicer and H. R. Hall on an inspection tour. which was crucified. He is not here' ..

were visitors in West Palm Beach -- for he isrisen, as he said. Come see +
Saturday! Among business visitors registered the place where the Lord lay. Auf

at the Clewis ton- Inn this week go quickly, and tell his discples fin' DA Y Ii

Mr. and Mrs. I'. J. Nebiker and areC. O. Butler, Jacksonville, P. D. he is risen from the dead; and behol F A THER9S

son, Bobby, returned Monday evening Allen, Atlanta, B. P. Franklin, Or- he goeth before you into Galilee'i

.::..( from Miami where they visited for lando, F. F. McDonlad, New York, There shall ye see him: lo, I have .
several days. Joseph Spadaro, Boca Grande, R. O. told you. And they departed quickly ;,

T Crouch, Grant, J. H. Jones, Fort from the sepulchre with fear and i'.it

Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Broadfoot of Myers, D. F. Taylor, Tampa, M. M. great joy: and did run to bring his .JUNE17 jc. j\\
E.
Pahokee visited in Clewiston Sun- MoundJr.., Fort Pierce, Anna disciples word. And as they went ::

day as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Emmons, Tallahassee, Edward Hein- to tell his disciples, behold, Jesur ; .

C. F._ Trainor. burger Fort Lauderdale. T. Bell, met them saying, All ha'il. And they ; .:.
.. ..
Bill Newton, Ft. :
Jr., Fort Myers and came and held him by the feet, and v

Col. E. J. Dent, of Baltimore, Ma- Myers. ,worshipped him. Then:: said Jesus unto '

jor B. C. Dunn and Caraway Nelsonof them, Be not afraid: go tell my : The usual gift of socks, ties
Jacksonville, were business vis- Mrs. George Eastridge and Mrs. 1 brethern that they go into Galilee, I.:;. i
returned to their
itors here Tuesday.Mr L. R. Yates have and there ,they see me." The appearances ::
here after a month spent visiting ( handkerchiefs will be un- *
homes of Jesus to his followers :;;: or
Miss-
Illinois and
W. Griffith and relatives in
and Mrs.: T.
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Pape and son, ouri. Returning with them to visit "after his resurrection are impartedin j if {
.
t studying this lesson. Peloubete ; appreciated you
Richard, of Canal Point, visited rel- here are Mrs., of Yates'Xenia,brother 111., and, Gerald hermotherinlaw work on the lessons says: These appearances '! usual and
Hargraves
atives here Sunday.M I
counting those to the women -
,Missouri.Mrs. Permelia Mrs. Yates East- as first and second were: (3) to ::! .select them from our large
H. Crouch left the early partof of Kahoka, Peter by himself (Luke 24:34), (4) y
sister, Miss Cora Roemueller ::
the week for Mount Olive, N. C., ridge's two disciples from Emmaus : ;
Missouri, also come to the :: S
Fornfelt,
business of
:
transact :::
he will the .
where
back with them and is visiting Mrs. (Luke 24: 13-31) ((5)) to all ':. stock :
throughout the summer.Dr. apostles except Thomas (John 20: ?
Eastridge. _
19-25), (6) to the apostles, Thomasbeing : .
and Mrs. O. F. Schiffll and SPICEK HOSTESS TO 1\ present ((John 20 : 26-29), (7) .
BETTY

4 children spend a are vacation leaving at their tomorrow camp to in CLUB MEMBERS YESTERDAY the to seven Sea of disciples Galilee (on John the 21 shore: 1-13)of, Co. I

the mountains of North Carolina. Members of the Stitch and Chat- ((9) to more than five hundred disciples Ii Clewiston Supply ;
Galilee Cor. 15 :
'were entertained by Miss at once, in ((1
daughter, ter club .
Mrs. Dave Alston and to James by himself (1
(10)
: Spicer at her home yesterday 6),
Martha Nell, left this morning jor Betty Cor. 15: 7 and finally (11) to all the : '
bridge play- ,
a visit with relatives in Columbus, afternoon. Auction was ascension (Luke .:, ... ...:..J.:..:.
Christ's .
,Ga. Mr. Alston accompanied his family 'ed during the afternoon.awarded Miss prize Roberta for- apostles 24; 50,,51 at; Act 1: 6-12), No 8 in ,.$.%wvwv* \ -:..:.. ;..:..:..:...;..:..:...:..:-<-.;.:..*.X... *<.;..;..XS; ;**':..)'; ;..:*'':. :*' :M' : : *

.j'W as far as Jacksonville, George was .0/.0ErItIDAY .0i .0r /; ,

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SAY/ IN 'THIS PAY you going to teach your small
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YtiN& A RUIJAVVAY
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NICE DANGER
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Encouragement :

While the young suitor was waiting
to take out his young lady the
latter's little sister entered the room.
DANGER "Did you know my sister's get
BLA571NGH three other boy friends?" said the

child.
The suitor pricked up his ears at
a this piece of news. -
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haven't seen any of them."
"Neither have I," returned the

Make It Snappy BOTH CRACKEDHe Scatterers child, "but she gave me a quarterto

Billy heard his parents discussing "The man who scatters sunshine tell you.-Border Cities Star.
the amount of time It took showing
does much to make life easier."
their rental apartment upon the arrival of "Yes," replied :Mr. Growcher; "but Easy -
a prospect. Billy met the can usa"sphere"
next the man who gets out and thrashes a Teacher-Johnny you
I caller at the door, saying: snow shovel around does more" in a sentence' ?
II "It's $35.50::; heat, water, garage. Johnny (after much thought)-
Please hurry, and don't take up moth. Yes, ma'am. My little sister has .a
is er's time." Trouble Saver
-Indianapolis News. sphere cold.
\ ill 'll "He was always trying to,save him
I 1 self trouble."
A Substitute Won Her Stripes
"And did he succeed?"
Householder-What does this label "The dinner was delicious. You '
."Wait and t "Yes. He has saved up a whole lot
see" mean? r "
must have an old family cook.
I Jobbing Gardener-Well, I forgot -My, you're. a regular cold stor- more than he can take care of." "Yes, Indeed; she's been with n.

I. just what I planted there, sir.-Pear- age egg. DUKE'' e ten or twelve meals."
son's Weekly. She-And you are entirely too fresh. SECRET DOINGS .
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doctor was summoned to the WRIGLEY'S

telephone. .
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voice at the other end. "My little boy,
has swallowed my pencil!" -
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come Immediately What are you'doing -.
in 'the meantime" ,
"Using my fountain pen."-Tit-Bits r 1
Magazine. {

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"Isn't Deeds, the lawyer, a rather Illm-Would Fair Enough- "When I told you of my engagement,
extravagant man?" his ? you marry man for I said it was a secret, and you told
money "
"By no means. I've known him to Her-I should Dolly about It.
make one suit last for several years." hold his say not. But Iwouldn't "Why, no I didn't I merely as!ad
money against him. her if she knew about It"

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NO HARM IN USE ELECTRIC GLASS ON WAY
Modern Metropolis in Dudes Drop Canes;

Feel Almost Nude OF '"RED MEATS" While unbreakable glass which will
bend and stretch is still in the exper-
London.-The dandles of the
Palestine Is imental stages, there is possibly of its
Thriving town are discarding the walkingcane
production ere long, according to a
long the symbol in Americaof Made New York
Assertion \ by
w London man, who has been interested -
the foppish Briton. .
1 ;.-
in the experiments. "There Is no
late Asher Gulnsberg, and the Central Years ago a man would have Authority.Anyone this
Tel Aviv $oom City Cel- reason why synthetic glass
of the Cultural Committee of felt "almost naked" if he had ven-
Library should not replace ordinary glass
ebrates tured along Plcadilly or Bond who has been a member of
with
Birthday. Labor Federation,
the Jewish for everyday use," he said in a lec-
volumes In Hebrew, street without his cane; nowa- a thresher crew and who has acquired -
nearly 100,000 ture in London. "In the case of the
foreigners and the infirm the appetite characteristic of I
days only
Washington.-Mention Palestine and Yiddish, and European languages, dealIng motorist, Its unbreakable qualitla
them.Automobiles a thresher can appreciate the ex-
with sociology and economics, sci- carry "
make It Invaluable.
ago-old customs, tribes, and cities come
K.
are chiefly blamedfor treme of food fads mentioned by
and
agriculture.
to mind. Yet Palestine, like the jestof ence York state '
this almost total disappearance B. Hinman of the New
the world, is changing. Tel Aviv, a Wealth In Oranges. of the walking stlck_ from college of agriculture. "Turns" Builds a Home,

thriving modern metropolis of nearly "Tel Aviv's most spectacular holiday crowded city streets.H. The cook caused dismay when she '.

70,000 population, did not exist in 1900. comes during 'the feast of Purim, during I Howell, managing director of told the threshing crew'that they St. Louis, Mo.-The :palatial neW'building

Its site waS then only a deserted area which horse and motor-drawn i one of the oldest established would have no potatoes since they being erected by A.II.Lewis

of rolling sand dunes, north of the portof floats may combine the seven-branched houses had the following to say: could get enough nourishment from Medicine Co., is a fitting exemplification -

Jaffa. candlestick and modem display adver- "We have been making walking nuts ; she placed five peanuts at each of the enthusiastic sentimentof
millions of of Turns.It .
Tel Aviv, celebrated its twenty-fifth tising. A carnival spirit prevails. sticks for' more than 100 years, plate. It Is possible, Professor Hin- will present users a striking

birthday with a trade fair to which among the noisy crowd, and young and yet we had our record yearsas man admits, to arrange an edible and in its contrast of blue-black appearance terra

nine foreign nations and scores of girls masquerading In heavy beards recently as 1919 and 1920. Since complete meal of unusual foods, but cotta base with mottled cream

commercial concerns sent exhibits. poke good-natured; fun at Orthodox then, however, the demand has it Is seldom done. The normal per above the second floor and glittering

The exposition, known as the Third In- rabbis."A steadily diminished." son is likely to get all of the real gold finish on high vertical mullions.

ternational Levant fair, was given a more cosmopolitan crowd than ....... necessities from a diet in which Upper windows, fifty feet high, will

permanent site north of the city be- that seen during the Purim procession meat, milk. eggs, and the ordinary have gold effect strips between them
tween Yarkon river and the Mediterranean. would be hard to find even in ancient included. and furnish abundant light, while
Last year the Levant fair 'drew communities, for' here are immigrantsfrom government .In keeping down fruit diseases vegetables are association lower portion will have etched win- -
The American :Medical ,
dows and stainless steel decorations.The .
visitors from Syria, Egypt Transjordan the Ghettos of Europe side by and maintaining high standardsof he maintains that the talk
says, building, machinery and equip-
Persia and Iraq as well as Pales- side with residents who have made Inspection. Before the war the Jaf- .
ment will
than about rheumatism, gout, lumbago, cost between $100,000 and
tine. their fortunes in America and other fa orange groves shipped less a and many similar diseases being $150,000 and is to be used exclusively

"Tel Aviv Palestine's boom city; lands, and have followed the Zionist's million cases of fruit. The number Is caused or even. aggravated by meatis for the manufacture of Tums-Adv
to small of this sand-dune from now close to three million, with a value
owes its origin a group dream to city not backed by known facts. "Red
Jewish residents of the distinctly Arab whose house tops one may look across running perhaps as high as four to meats," they say, "have nothing Many of Them
"
city of Ja1Ia, who moved out to the the Philistine plain to the rocky back- five million dollars' year. whatever to do with. uric acid. Nor False modesty Is the only kind

sand dunes north of the city in 1909 bone of old Judea. "Tel Aviv also possesses Palestine'spioneer have to do with caus- I some folks have.
: they anything ,
.'I" .}' and began a garden suburb," says a "The real wealth of this region Is industrial plant-a brick fac- ing gout or rheumatism, because nei- I

W bulletin:from the National Geographic In oranges, and whole shiploads of the tory which makes hundreds.of thou- ther of these diseases Is due to foodor
for sands of silicate brick for the con-
Jaffa loaded
society. famous are
oranges
drinks of any sort, but solely to MercolizedWax
struction of homes of cubistic design -
when the weather
of Palestine. European ports per- of
Second City focal Infections: small pockets
Most of the plantations, and of other buildings for Immi-
mits. new
"Since the World'war Tel Aviv pus around the roots of the teeth, in
have been set out by Jews, who mar- grants each year. It also has smaller
and sinuses -
the tonsils nasal
whose name means' 'Hill of Spring passages
ket of the cooperatively plants turning out furniture, textiles,
many oranges of the stomach and
l has witnessed spectacular growth. To- in ulcers
the Palestine shoes, candies, orange cases, etc.
and are helped by
day this all-Jewish community is .second bowels, around an Inflamed appendixor

in population only to Jerusalem bladder, or even an Inflamed in-.

among.the cities of Palestine, and is growing toenail, a bunion or a corn.

the .most 'modern town of the eastern "Flying Governor" Gets License The present belief Is: -no pockets of

Mediterranean region. Continued Jew- pus, no rheumatism or gout.

ish Immigration to Palestine, much of "Even in chronic inflammations of

", It from Germany' adds monthly to Tel the kidneys such as' the various Keeps Skin YoungAbsorb

Aviv's growing population. forms of bright's disease, moderate blemishes and discolorations using
"With its modern homes, paved -4 amounts of meat do no harm what- Mercolized Wax daily as directed. Invisibles
particles of aged skin aro freed and all
.
streets, shops, clubs, steamship offices, s': ever. The worst cases on record In defects such as blackheads,tan,freckles andlarge
and bathing beach, Tel Aviv resembles p3! ;><) : .ic"/.w/3. h./j'>; n all medical history of hardening and pores disappear. Skin is then beautifully
)pp 9i and soft-face looks
} clear velvety so
t a European city rather than one ( ,"y 5. ry9 Y/v'+v ; .:: ?':.+ turning to lime of the, arteries allover years younger. Mercouzed Wax brings out

in Palestine. Many of its trim housesare .. the body, and in the kidneysand your bidden beauty.At all leading druggists.

surrounded by small ,gardens, preserved + ..' .l tt intestines particularly, have been i Powdered Saxolite-I
I Reduces wrinkles and other age-signsSimply -
from drought by sprinkling sys- by ;.4;y' 4 found In certain orders of oriental I dissolve ono ounce Saiolite in naif-pint II
tems-an unheard of extravagance so monks, who live almost exclusivelyupon vritcb hazel and use daily &a face lotion. J
t
close of Jerusalem, whlcbris often short r r starch and seeds such as peas,

of water even for drinking. Attrac- beans, and lentils. They abstain en- .
'"
tive 'shops display wares from many tirely from meat." for

lands, while steamship offices adver- With present knowledge of the val- BiliQu'snessSour

tise excursion rates to Europe and ue .of meats disproving many past Illusions -

America on garish signboards in He- Professor Hinman urges fam- Stomach

brew and Latin characters."At ilies to restore meat in the diet; not Gas and Headache

the bathing beach there Is a the finest cuts available, but the nu- due'to
.
modern casino with jazz bands, and : tritious soups and stews, varied with

the sands are used for sun-bathing by %nl boiling pieces. When two pounds of Constipationron

1 ': men, women, and children custom ,boiling meat can .be bought for a

...... almost unknown in Palestine before J '+' dime, the cheap cuts are too health-

the Zionists developed their own city. ful and appetizing in the diet to be

"The population of Tel Aviv is ultramodern F 44 displaced by any other food.

thinking in terms of social sci- 4 i I'armers.an! have more meat and

ence and business as well as advanced avoid the surplus at killing time by

agriculture. The city contains over a curing parts of the carcass that is

hundred schools and kindergartens under not sold. City' residents who are

Zionist direction, and a school of able to buy a quantity of meat can
the. Universal Israelite alliance. Thereare Gov. Gifford Pincbot of Pennsylvania (right) receiving his pilot's license save money by buying enough to geta

,also two libraries: the Municipal from Maj. Victor Dallin of the One Hundred and Third aero squadron of the lower price and home-cure a portion -

library, with a large collection of so- Pennsylvania National Guard. Mr. Pinchot: is the only governor holding sucha .

ciological works bequeathed by the license.

Airplane StatisticsThe
SALE .
United States leads the worldIn Several farms, 100 to 360 acre tracts. Good '
II. Miracles Wrought by Plastic Surgery I Town.in New York Has the number of, private airplanes. terms. Thank of Ridgcway, S.- C.

Monument to Bernhardt Last year there were more than 1,200

:' q i Geneva, N. Y.-Its existence virtually machines in ,the country. France sflwolIbciea4sIth;

, Ears, Noses and Limbs Now even can have a permanent blush. unknown to the outside world, an bad 1,387, but this included many

Altered at Will. "Among the patients who come for odd memorial to Sarah Bernhardt, used for instruction and owned by Don't endure pimples and blotches.ReSli10i.

alterations:; ," the surgeon said, "are society French tragedian, erected by a Geneva clubs. France has the largest number -

matrons, wistful sales girls, wouldbe -. admirer, stands in a little fre- of commercial planes, accordingto

1elphia.-Have you ever seena stage and screen stars. and up-and- quented spot south of the city, near population, one to every 100,000
face you like better than your own? a -'em business executives. They real- Plattsburg. It is believed to be the inhabitants. The United States has

" You can have it if you wish.A ize that their face is, or should be,' only monument ever erected in this one for 500,000, Italy one for.every

Philadelphia plastic surgeon who I their fortune. country to her 400,000, and Germany one for every I
for professional reasons wishes his.. memory. : WNU7'Don't 23 54"T
"One of the commonest requirementsIs The monument, composed of con- 150,000.
concealed has what
name explained
to reduce or remodel ears. Ears crete blocks of stone and a cement
be done to "save face.
can your
which project can be laid back out of base stands 14 feet high. It was built
You may swap a Roman nose for a
slim
the way; fat ears can be made by Charles B. Bean, Geneva lawyer
Greek one; or a pair of Camera legs
and thin ears plump. and descendant of Colonial settlers !
. '.JJip ,
: for those of Marlene Dietrich. You
....,.. Is for give up-
"Another frequent request who followed her career In this coun-

new hair on a shiny dome. In that try and foreign capitals.A .

' 1 WINS TRIP TO EUROPE I Iy case we simply take the tufts still plaque, of Vermont nfarble, bears
growing elsewhere and transplantthem the following inscription: : DO NOT want tfl give np ...but why'do I "
JL .. can't 'carry on'... ,
to spots where they will 'showto "To Madam Sarah Bernhardt, the tire BO easily .why +'' hIt
do not feel like ? r '
and how is it that I myself
better advantage. greatest actress In the world, whose
"Modern bathing costumes' and eve- lyric fire and divine voice gave more may be that as the result of colds.in-

ning gowns have resulted in a big demand Intense and supreme life to tbe poets, door or over work.worry and the like..r.. .'
of blood has been -weakened.
strength your
x. for dimples. They are easy. in profound admiration is built this -the that is, the red-blood-cells and hemo-glo-bin

hr y Also, a few expertly placed stitches I rugged memorial, by the Knights of reduced...and Spring finds you with that
will greatly Improve the shape of..the Cyprus and devoted friends. "worn-out" and "letdownfeeling"Y

mouth and chin. "Romance Holds Open the Door to )
For sucK cases try that time-tested tonic <
"Women frequently want trim an- Eternal Spring." 'ki
S.S.Snot just a so-called tonic, but a tonic
kles and thighs. Skillful work ,will The memorial Is situated on Bean's specially designed to restore body strength by

bring them about. Birthmarks also estate. Bean Is an officer of the its action on the blood

can be removed. Knights of Cyprus. S.S.S. value has been proven b"y generations, -' '

t" "But for all this work It Is most of use, aswell as by modern scientific ap-

..... important that a man be selected who Old State Line Marker praisal. Unless your case,is exceptional, you In the Springtime

has had experience, and who Is exceedingly Found'on Ancient Tree should soon notice a pick-up in your appetite take c.o.c. Tonic.\
)1'to with
skillful. Otherwise serious ...your color and skin should improve
", Iron River, Mich..-A century-old in- increased strength and energy. 0 The S.S.S.Co. At all drug stores. .
: results may occur.
.. scription discovered on an ancient
f "And he should also be somethingof tamarack tree, recalls Othc: days when
r.: an artist He should realize, for
the Wisconsin-Michigan state line was
-' example, that a Roman nose and established.A .
: being NEWSPAPER ADVERTiSINGThe
'i:: don't together. lie must
t freckles go group of surveyors had been sent
be an. architect of the human body, here from Detroit to lay the boun-
'patching up the careless work of na dary between Michigan and Wisconsin.At advertisements you find in your newspaper bring

"",, '- -, 'i.w.--\,: ,: ture." that time Wisconsin had not yet you important news. News in regard to quality and
\ (lJ' been admitted to the Union.At .
"ads" bring news on how to buy
Cleta Moody, sixteen years old, Kentucky Cinnabar Vein Fount the exact spot determiutd by the prices. Just as the you

". high school student, who was Alpine, Texas.-A 15-foot vein of Inscription, the party was beset by advantageously. do the "ads" offer the merchantthe

declared winner in the eighth annual cinnabar ore, from which quicksilver unfriendly Indians, who would neither small
his sales at
of increasing expense.
competitive examination for high Is obtained, has been uncovered In tho allow' them to go ahead 'nor turn back opportunity

schools on the League of Nations. Study, Butte mice at Terlinqua. The until they had divided their supplies

The prize Is a trip to Europe. vein Is of "bonanza" proportions. with them.

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FRIDAY, JUNE 15, 1934. ..
THE CLFfiISTOEW3
EIGHT

: by the engineers but by every-i is spending this week and next in'I saw; three months old and weighs head
only holds his
pounds,
I Omitted From Last Issue I" one who knows ,them, and wo feel Clewiston on bus4ness. over like fifteen veteran and has the most
a
C. F. Trainor were up ,
quite cheated that just about the Mr. and Mrs. smile in the world.N. .

---- time we really learn to appreciate ,guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Broad- friendly mention thatDroadfoot's
-"- to
CASTLES IX THE GLADES: hard-hearted Uncle moves, foot, in Belle Glade Tuesday.Mr. ( B. Don't forget
(EDITOR'S NOTE: The articles: thorn, our field office boast a mirror -
in the following columns are those 1 Marjoiie:) :: Wallace them to pastures, new. But that's and Mrs. A. C. Steabre of which is no reflection on Mr. .
to ,
arrived ,
which were inadvertently omitted the army for you. I West Palm Beach have I I Broadfoot-it Is put there for the

from last week's News. The error Our groceryman told us a touch- Rumor hath it that, we are to spend the summer in Clewiston.Mr. convenience of his lady visitors., NowI
yesterday._ which I from the New Or-I and Mrs. Wilbur Bishop of
was not discovered until too late to ing true Etory have a captain don't know whether I have helped
to ou. At the time Mie was office in charge when Liuetenant Gainesville, are visiting Mr. and Mrs.
remedy it in that issue.) pass on } leans by that statement or not! ) .
matters
running a store in another part of Hemenway goes, but that Is only. R. D. Whidden. They are sister and Fred Flanders' son, Fred, Jr., is

the state, and the wife of the local hearsay. I offer it only for what it brother-in-law of Mr. Whidden. for Nall out

BIDS ARE OPENED \.. medico came in one day and boughtan is worth which probably isn't W C. Byrd, Jr., Henry D. Byrd, i working as office.a boatman- His usual appellation -

order of groceries which she took much. and Douglas C. Byrd of Clinton, S. C., of Pahokee rather out

Bids for the construction of 10 out to her car; then she came run- If you would like to have a complete are visiting their father, W. C. Byrd. of Freddie seems stalwart
such
onto a
houses and garages in Clewistou ning back in to the store and ex- and interesting account of Mr., and Mrs. O. A. Jones and of place tacked

were opened Monday in Jacksonville claimed, "Oh, I nearly forgot! The this work, send 20 cents to the Earthmover daughter have moved into the resi- young man. bridge party

at the office of Major' B. C. Dunn, doctor told me to get bread today!" I Publishing Company of Au- dence left vacant by the E. R. Fon- Jo Rich is giving a labor-
became a
she
district engineer. I Further, deponent sayeth not. rora, Illinois, for the June number taine family. The Jones' have been Thursday. Since much of:
not seen
The time clement as well as mon- Laddie and I spent the week end of the Earth Mover. It contains quitea occupying an apartment in the Hopkins ing lady, we have do her
see
ey involved was considered in the in Winter Park attending com- comprehensive article about our building.Mr. Jo. But every time you I gather

bids, and the engineers office is investigating mencement at Rollins, and Laddie fob, illustrated with photos_ taken and Mrs. Keathley Bowden she has on a new dress, so .

the experience, reliability came back with a scholarship and I by 'Pop Sturgis, and will make a were business visitors in West Palm I that she is being paid reguiany.This some day
handy
and financial responsibility ot will go to bums next year, which lasting souvenir of your time here. Beach Tuesday.Mrs. may come in breaks don't
,
the three ,low contractors before tickles me to death. We had a Your project scrap-bood would hard- E. I. Lewis of LaBelle, spent If your Frigidaire belt
days
awarding the contract. grand time, and I haven't caught up ly be complete without this clipping. Tuesday in Clewiston on business. bother to go Iceless for two Beach
Palm
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on my sleep yet. And watch for the next number of Mrs. Lewis, who is Hendry county while sending to West
to the cor-
TUESDAYS PRIMARY On the way home we stopped at the Engineering News-Record, which, FERA nurse, was in charge of the for a new one. Go down
find an
will
Fort Pierce for suppsr with Pollard it is reported, will have the first of clinic conducted in the school build- ner garage, where you the
fit
will
Tuesday's primary was markedby and his missus-Polly of trumpet a series of articles on the ,Okeecho- ing on that date. The clinic is to automobile fan belt that .

very heavy voting locally as 445 fame, you know. Also went through bee work. be repeated Tuesday with children case just as well, and cost less.I talking

of the Clewiston precinct's 465 qual- the gcvernment boat yard there, Teh lovliest thing I saw on the being given free physical examination -I forgot to mention in road

ified voters cast' their ballots for the where Polly is building two boats trip to Winter Park: a grove of dog and if they wish it, immunization about the Gulfport that a good

candidates of their choice. for Uncle Samuel. One is for Col. wood trees in full bloom at Sebas- against diphtheria and typhoid.Mr. f is being built out to the levee from

Local balloting was chiefly inter- Brown in Miami and the other is for tian. Why don't we have more of and Mrs. T. W. Griffith of the road, so that you will not have

ested in the race for' county: commissioner our own job. The Miami boat is a these? Canal Point were visitors, ki Clewis- to walk the plank to reach her.
Mr.Moore. .
,. district one, in which Dave 22 foot sea-skiff powered with a 76 And the wisest thing I heard: Dan ton yesterday.Mr. Here is a good story from

Alston, incumbent, defeated Charlie h.p. Grey motor; she will do better Campbell's remark during his Baccalaureate and Mrs. E. W. Digges were A'young lady who .consideredthat \L't

Miner, present school board member than 22 miles an hour. Built of sermon-"There are just in St Petersburg and Jacksonvillethe she had been insulted by a.

282 to 163. Second in interest was I white cedar with Honduras mahog- three kinds of people in the world; I first of the week. Mr. Digges, friend, evoked the championship of

the school board member's race in I any trim, and boasting lovely: clean important people, self-important peo- who accompanied the Engineer base her large and husky brother. Said,
the
which M. E. VonMach, was nominated lines, she will be mighty pretty. The ple, and unimportant people." ball*team to St. Petersburg, wentto borther promptly called upon

over W. W. Hooks by a vote of boat for the Lake is a 32 foot work Which hit me right where I live. Jacksonville Monday to be pres- insulter for an apology to his sister;

232 to 192. G. H. Small was nomin- boat, also built of white cedar and Nobody has earned that two bits ent at the opening of bids for the so the boy apologized thusly: "You

ated Justice of the Peace over his mahogany, but she will have a' natural yet. So here's the good old fashioned construction of government houses. in i know, I told you to go to Hell; well,

opponent, R. J. Clark by a vote of varnish finish" instead of a tand-by-Good-bye. Clewiston. you needn't bother. Your brother andI "

274 to 155.Clewiston. paint job, and, will be powered witha have made other arrangements.

voters proved themselves 176 h.p. Kermath. Polly estimatesher TAMPA: VISITORS ENTERTAINED LUNCHEON BRIDGE HONORS Also, Mr. Moore gets two bits this
1
Spanish fare-
'pretty good pickers in district speed at around 20 miles per WITH BRIDGE AT HALL HOME TWO VISITORS FROM: TAMPA: week for suggesting the .

and state contests. The precinctgave hour. Both of these boats are being wellVaya

L. 0. Gravely who won the made on Polly's own designs. The The home of Mrs. H. R. Hall was 'Mrs. R. Y. Patterson entertainedwith con Dios.P. .

.....- county attorney's race a good mar- yard has all modern wood-working I the scene of a lovely afternoen a luncheon bridge at her attractive S. He really gets it, too! )

gin over Selden L. Stewart. Follow- machinery, and makes a very inter- bridge Wednesday when, with Mrs.G. I home Thursday, complimenting P. P. S. Late News* Flash! The U.

ing the lead of other mainland pre- esting stop when you happen to be C. Poole as joint hostess, Mrs. Mrs. S. W. Shaw and Mrs.I is. E. D. 1Iayacca.steam dipper

cincts Clewiston gave a majority to up that way.I Hall honored Mrs. Tom Wiley and Toni Wiley of Tampa, who are house dredge-is now working on the Gulf-

J. A. Franklin who lost out in the went to, Clewiston yesterday but Mrs. S. W. Shaw of Tampa. guests of Mrs. G. C. Poole. port's job, throwing up retainingwall

state senate race by the Monroe it rained and it rained, and I did- The tables were arranged in the Following the games, high score for the levee. Her quarterboat is

county vote which was divided be- n't get_ around as much as I wanted living and dining rooms and the Gun prize was awarded to Mrs. E. L. stationed in the Lake by th eGulf-

tween Albury and Gomez. The pre- tco. However, here arc the items I parlor of the home, which were Stewart: consolation prize to Mrs.F. port's spare pontoons.

cinct, however, gave a majority to managed to garner in between adorned with roses and other gar- M. Wright. Mrs. Wiley and Mrs. .-

one loser, Guy M. Strayhorn, wh downpours.At den flowers.At Show received guest prizes. Everybody's Friends c

was defeated'by Roy D. Stubbs for drainage culvert No. 3 they the conclusion of the games The guests were Mrs. Wiley, Mrs.
Telephone operators the
are real
state attorney.The I j have had a lot of hard luck with the Mrs. Gayle McFadden was awarded Shaw, Mrs. G. B. Thomas, Mrs. E. nonpartl :ms. They "piug" for all

biggest vote of any candidatewas cofferdam breaking under the heavy I prize for high score, Mrs. F. M. L. Stewart, Mrs. I. M. Pafford, Mrs. the candidates who use the line.-

that given J. Hardin Peterson, I seas and winds. Now a dragline is Wright prize for second high, Mrs. H. A. Bestor, Mrs G. C. Poole and Des Moines Evening Tribune.

for re-election as Congressman from I I taking the dirt out of the hole and Leslie Miller consolation prize and Mrs. F. M. Wright.CASTLES .

the First District. Mr. Peterson :: piling it around the cofferdam and Mrs. A. V.' Southard cut prize._ A Frenchman learning English said

polled 310 to his opponents' 25 and they hope to buffalo dat old debil Those invited for bridge were is Ian-
THE GLADES to his tutor: "English a queer
49 respectively. In the U. S. Senate I I I I sea for good. Stewart and Steil are Mesdames D. G. Alston, J. E. :Beard- IN guage. What does this sentence _

race, Claude Pepper received 195, also in charge of culvert 4A, at sley, O. F. Schiffli, W. C. Owen, N. I mean: "Should Mr. Noble, who sits [(1;'
Trammell 111, Sikes 10 and Mitchell beside road if Hill Charles (Continued from page 1)
Bean City, just the L. Hemenway, Fred for this constituency, consent to
house al
I stalled in pretty
57.FIFTEEN". I j you happen to have seen the excavation Lewis, Leslie Miller, F. M. Wright, 708 Biscayne a very Drive, in West Palm'stand again and run -he will in all

I and have wo'ndered what it was I. M. Pafford, H. A. Bestor, R. Y. probability have a walk-over-:
the two
Beach, and Mrs. Carter and
FOOT LEVEL I for. This job has been held up fora Patterson, C. F. Trainor, A. A. Sheffield Telegraph
children called on their lord and mas
FOR LAKE OKEECHOBEE work order covering an unexpect-I Muuroe, Gayle McFadden; F. M. Sandy was going to join the army,
ter at the dredge yesterday.
I ed foundation change, but Maxwell, Barney Thomas, J. W. at standstillat but he did not know what regiment
Work is practically a
Spillways in Everglades Drainage I forward as-soon as possible. 4A is a Ezelle, T. B. Shelley, H. T.. Vaughn, to' join.
Bennie's gate; nothing going on
District canals will be kept open un- small culvert-one barrel. I C. F. Vaughn, W. P. Vaughn, Jr., W. except riprapping. However, the em- "Well," said Tam, "why not join

til the level of Lake Okeechobee; Gayle McFadden has gone as far T. Effting, C. E. Mills, A. O. Ward, the cavalry?"
bedded steel is in and is being hauled
drops to 15 feet, under an order issued a-3 he can with the Clewiston\ hur- M. R. Lawler, H. R. Knight, W. C. from the siding at Canal Pointto "No fear," replied Sandy, "when

this week by Major B. C. Dunn, ricane gate until the steel goes in Hooker, F. Deane Duff, M. P. Peterson will have they sounds a retreat I don't wantto
and then
the job they
U. S. district engineer at Jacksonville. and is now at Miami Locks or Lake, C. W. McDonald, M. E. Yena- be hindered by a horse.-Ex.
plenty to do. The steel comes from
Residents of the Lake region-had Harbor, as :you wish, starting hur- wine, R. T. Mitchell, J. E. Wynn- E.
Bridge and Iron Company
the Virginia
Y expressed a ,fear that the lake might ricane gate No. 3. They are now L. Stewart, G. B. Rackstraw, M. E.
in Birmingham, and is on two NOTICE
ris eto a harmful height as a result throwing up the earth cofferdam VonMach, Keathley: Bowden, C. E.
labelled 'I-wear wrought steel
of: recent rains. It ,uows stands at 1C there and building a road to the job Nail, Iran Van Horn, William Lock- cars with
wheels", and I wish some railroadman In Section 305,
on the cast side of the canal. At I hart, C. R. Byrd, R. Selee, W. C.
feet.In would tell me what the 'Iwear"means. Compiled General Laws of Florida,
a letter to officials of the Okee present the only way to reach No. 3 Prewitt, C. E. Miner, H. J. B.
i The heaviest piece of steel notice is hereby] given that the Board
chobee Flood Control district hereMajor is by boat.Gaylc's Scharnberg, E. P. Miles, J. P. Percy,
I weighs about 6 tons. Gayle's gateat of County Commissioners of Hendry
Dunn said it would be necessary very fine 13-rear,0Id son C. L. Downs and Miss Louise Ren-
Clewiston gets the next load of County, Florida, has appointed the
to ...iaintain a 15 foot level in is visiting his pa and he is just a
froc.The steel, I hear.T. following election officers for each
the lake in order to float large smaller edition of Gayle, whose list of tea guests included
C. Dean and his wife are the of the Precincts: of Hendry County
dredges now at work on the flood name he inherited along with his Mis. Carl Berner, Mrs. G. Small, I
I proud parents of a lovely baby daughter. Florida, to hold the Primary Election
control and navigation project there. looks. Young Gayle is an enthusiastic Mrs. George Royal, Mrs. H. C. Kol-
Fish and I called on her yester- on June 26, 1934.
He directed that the spillways be Scout; senior patrol leader, and stad, Mrs. Roy Green, Mies Dorothy
day, but she was very impolite and Precinct One ((1)Clewiston:
left open until the water falls to 15 recently received the highest scout Lcckhart, Mrs. M. W. Bigg, Mrs.B. .
slept except for an occasional yawn Mrs. Dorothy Turner, Clerk.
feet.-Palm Beach Post. honor, the eagle. He has more A. Bourne, Mrs. J. F. Tippey, I
I throughout the interview. Her mon- E. J. Rogero, Jr., Charlie Lov-
badges than >cu can shake a stickat Mis. B. E. Herring, Mrs. C. V.I
niker is Lillian Elizabeth, for Mrs. vorn, Mrs. Josephine Wright, inspec- ,
KIWANIS CLUB MEETS and big Gayle may well be proudof Southard and Mrs. Charles Hendry. | ) '
Dean's sister and Mr. Dean's mother. .
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such an up-and-coming boy. Eagle tors.G. '-. ,
KiwI-1 I[Well, one consolation-she isn't apt Hines, Special Deputy.
Members of the Clewiston : scouts at 13 are not so very numer Mr. and Mrs. Gayle McFatldsn
., to be an engineer, although she Polling Place: Labor Hall.
is Club enjoyed one of the notable ous. have as the'r guests Mrs E. G. might marry one, which is just Precinct Two (2).-East LaBelle:

meetings of the season Wednesday Mrs. Leslie Miller has returned to I Fadden of Jacksonville and IIIc-1 I about as bad. The little lady weighs' Miss Edith Magill, Clerk.
evening when Tom Shelley spoke on well after
Clewiston, looking very a .McFadden, Jr., who is spending the seven and one-half pounds, has : Mrs. Alice E. Hall, Mrs. Frank:

his the experiences ocean. and adventures on serious operation about two months summer with his grandmother'and I I quantities of black hair, and a beautifully Dougherty., Mrs. S. Graves, inspectors -

ago. with his father. shaped head, which is about: *
Mr. Shelley, who is vice president I I
cf the club, was once a sailor, and Count Harvey has left us. He is Mrs. G. O. Wallace and Mrs.:: W. ,I; all you can tell about so youthful ,I Me. Browning, Special Deputy.

the trips he described now Atsociate Engineer with the Reclamation G. Wallace and son of Pahokee were a member of society. I II Polling Place: Old Pool Hall.
on a commercial -
vessel leaving New Orleans, and I Service and will be sta-\visitors in Clewiston Wednesday.Mr. I I If activity has died down at Ben- Precinct Three (3)-West LaBelle:

visiting France, I taly and England, tioned :ot: Denver, Col. The J:1ain. and Mrs. Thomas B. Shelley ;; nie's gate, Broadfoot's jQb' fairly W. P. Gregory Clerk.

reason that he is pleased with his !: are leaving:: toniorrow for a vacation hums with it. I was astonished at Mrs. Edith Brown.'Granville Craw-
were very interesting to his listeners.
new job is that it pays enough so I trip on which they will visit Mr. She the amount done there in the three ford, Alice Bailey, inspectors.Ed. .

KOFFEK: KABIN TORN DOWN that he can send to Paris for his ley's mother in Cuthbert, Ga. They ::' weeks since I visited number 4. Two Yeomans, Special Deputy.

pretty French wife and his family. will also visit relatives of Mrs. Shelley mixers going can sure turn out the Polling Place: Everett Hotel.
'
The filling station and lunch room j Wo hate to lose good men, but bet- in Kansas: City, and will spend concrete. The gate was on Tuesday I Precinct Four (4): Denaud:

located on the highway across from ter jobs are a sign of better times, some time in ,Hot Springs. !! about 50 percent complete already.The I L. D. Baldwin, Clerk.R. .

the Clewiston Motor Company has I and perhaps -wo have at last arrivedat Mrs. A.,O. Ward, Mrs. W. T. Ech-:: concrete was still wrapped up M. Burchard, Walter McNally;

been razed this week. The business the right corner. ols, Mrs, Mails Lawler and Mildred in wet peticoats, but peeking around Reuel Haskew, inspectors.

formerly located there was known as Mrs. Hemenway's bridge for Mrs. Ward spent Monday inVest Palm the edges showed smooth, even sur- Clyde Crawford, Special Deputy.

tthe Koffee Kabin. Selee last Friday was one of the Beach & I faces-the sort of work we take for Polling Place: Duval Garage.

J_ K.: Baker of Belle Glade, Sea- most enjoyable parties of the sea- Mrs J. ,G.: Sheffield of West Palm granted, but which means pains- Precinct Five (5)-Felda.

board Oil Company distributor, son. Five tables. Lovely refreshments Beach was a visitor here Monday. taking inspection every minute of I. L. Fitzhugh, Clerk.

owned the buildin.g. The lot is and prizes. Also a very congenial i Lieutenant /Kenneth Fields has I the pour. I J. T. Warnock, Frank P, Gibbs,

owned by C. V. Parkinson of the crowd. Since this will prob- left for- Miami where he has been Shaw Is the other inspector on Marvin Perry inspectors.

Clewiston Suuply: Company which adjoins i ably be reported in the social hems stationed by the U. S. Engineers.Mrs. number 4 now. U. R. Tanner, Special Deputy.

it. Mr. Baker's lease expireda I won't repeat the list of guests and R. H. Knight and son returned On the way back from this job Polling Place: Gays Old House

few month ago. lucky winners, but believe me, it Monday from a visit of several we called on Mrs. Broadfoot at Belle F. L. DUNAWAY, ):

"- was some party. This might be as'' weeks in Mobile, Ala. Mrs. ,Knight Glade to inspect the baby. You Chairman Board of County Com- -

Mrs. Leslie Miller has returned aft- good a place as any to express our I visited her mother, Mrs. J. T. Dumas -I remember that I predicted the baby missioners of Hendry County, Florida -

er a stay of a few months in Tampa sincere sorrow that we are going to I who has been quite ill and Is now would be good-looking? He Is, And .

during which she underwent iw. l lose our lieutenant and hits wife Improving, he looks Hke papa, too, Also he laon (SEAL)

Qpc1'ntlou nt ihft 'rttl1piho 1l\\l, Doth of them; are greatly Ulccnvt I' J 4 Kavenaugh of Jacksonville: )


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a SECTION TWO. CLEWISTOX, FLORIDA SUBSCRIPTION $2.00 PER YEAlt

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Lot 6 Bloch: 203 . . Mrs. Emily Rickmeyer . 3.80 .
NOTICENOTICE Lot 7 Block 203 . . Dave Alston . . . . 28.30 .
Lot 11 Block 203 . .". F. W. Iverson . . . 3.38
is hereby given that the following described lands, or so much Lot 13 Block 203 . . Blanch M. Elfrink .. . . 3.38
Lot 18 B4ck 203 . . Julia Sharkey . . . 3.38
to the amou-nt due for taxes herein set
thereof as will be necessary pay Lot 19 Block 203 . . Mary King of. '. .'. . . 3.38
opposite to the same, together with the cost of such sale and advertising:, Lot 20 Block 203 . . Ellen Kane . ... .". . 3.38
will be sold at public auction on Monday, the 2nd day of July 1934, be- Lot 23 Block 203 . . Gertrude W. Ingram . . .4.50
ginning at twelve o'clock noon, at the City Hall of the City of Clewiston, Lot 24 Block 203 . . Gertrude W. Ingram . . 3.38
Florida. Lot 1 Block 204 . . Emily D. Rickmeyer . .o. 3.10
Lot 2' Block 204 . . Emily D. Rickmeyer .'. . 2.51
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R. Y. PATTERSON, TAX COLLECTOR CITY OF CLEWI TON Lot 3 Block 204 . . Mrs. Grace E. Coffee .. . 2.54 .
Lot 4: Block 204 . . Mrs. H. S. Rosenthal. . . 3.10 .

Lot 5 Block 204 . . C. A. Pretzal . . . 3.10
=J Lot 8 Block 201 : .o. Anna E. Anderson : . . 4.50 .
g tn Amount of Taxes T.,of 11 Block 204 .. ; Miss Bessie Reardom. . : 3.10 >
Description of Land 3 .. Owner 'Lot 13 Block 204 . . Edwin G. Boon . . .'. . 3.10
F and Costs
g :: GI CJ Lot 2' Block 207 . . Lillian H. Wright . . 2.82
I w H SS Lot 3 Block 207 . ro Charles W. Wright . . 2.82
Lot H Block 207 . . The Clewiston Company . 2.54
So. 85' of Lot 9 Block 9. Alston Drug Co . . . $35.30 !Lot 15 Block 207 . . The Clewiston Company . 2.54
Lot 10 Block 20 . . R. E. Kurtz . . ... . 3.80 Lot 16 Block 207 .. The Clewiston Company .. 2.54
Lot 17 Block 22 . : Ella S. Swanfeldt . . . 2.40 Lot 17 Block 207 . : The Clewiston Company . 21.30
Lot 23 Block 22 . . E. J. Feuchtinger . . 3.80 Lot 18 Block 207 . .,. The Clewiston Company . 2.54
Lot 20 Block 23 . . C. B. Fitch . ... . . . 4.50 Lot 19 Block 207 . . Amelia M. Hall . ... . 2.54
Lot 21 Block 23 . . C. B. Fitch . . . . 4.50 Lot 20 Block 207 . . James P. Carroll . . . 2.54 ,
Lot 23 Block 23 . . Hollis Lanier . . . . 4.50 Lot 21 Block 207 . . The Clewiston Company . 2.54 r ."'
Lot 24 Block 23 . . Hollis Lanier . . . . 4.50 Lot 22 Block 207 . . Marie Pavlik . . . 2.54
,; Lot 25 Block 23 . . ". Hollis Lanier . ... . . 4.50 Lot 23 Block 207 . . Marie Pavlik . . . .. 3.66
Lot 26 Block 23 . . Hollis Lanier . . . . 4.50 Lot 1 Block 208 . . R. H. Isaacs . . . . 3.66 .
Lot 30 Block 23 ... . Colt's, Inc. . . . . 5.20 Lot 2 Block 208 . . R. H. Isaacs . '. .'. . 2.54 .
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Lot 31 Block 23 . . : : Colt's, Inc. . . . . 5.20) Lot 3 Block 208 . . \V. A. Isaacs . . . :. 1.98
Lot 32 Block 23 . . :..' Colt's, Inc. . . . . 5.20 Lot 4: Block 208 . . W. A. Isaacs . . ... ; . 1.98 .0
Lot 23 Block 26 . . B. W. Jenks, Sr. . . . .. 3.80 Lot 5 Block 208 . . W. P. Didlake . . .". . 1.98
Lot 24 Block 26 . . .' 0 B. W. Jenks, Jr. ...U.m........... 3.80 =
'r' Lot 6 Block 208 . . w. P. Didlake . . . 1.98
( Lot 25 Block 26 . . B. W. Jenks, Jr. .................... 3.80 Lot 7 Block 208 . . Lawson Payne . :. 'o. 1.98 :
1i Lot 26 Block 26 . . B. W. Jenks, Jr. .................... 3.8C Lot 8 Block 208 . . M. Huie . . . . . 1.98 :
\ Lot 27 Block 26 . . '. B. W. Jenks, Sr. . . . 3.80 Lot 9 Block 208 . ... J. W. Huie . . . . 1.98
Lot 28 Block 26 . . : '. B. W. Jenks, Sr. . . . 3.80 fAt 10 Block 208 . . J. W. Huie . . . . 1.98
Lot 29 Block 26 . . '. B. W. Jenks, Sr. . . . 3.80 Lot 11 Block 208 . . John C. McCoy . . . 1.98 H
Lot 30 Block 26 . . .', B. W. Jenks, Sr. . . . 3.80 Lox 12 Block 208 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.98 : _
Lots 3 & 4 Block 27 . .' The Bromar Corp. . . . 84.30 Lots 13, 14 Block 208 The Clewiston Company : 3.10 i!" : o
Lot 19 Block 27 ',' . ,-,;.." The Bromar Corp . . . 4.5C Lots 15, 16 Block 208 The Clewiston Company . 3.10 !, ..
Lot 20 Block 27 . . The Bromar Corp. . . . 4.50 Sots 17, '18 Block 208 The Clewiston Company . 3.10 '
Lot 27 Block 27 . . '. :'." Elmer G. Case . . . 2.4C Lots 19, 20 Block 208 The 'Clewiston Company . 3.10 '
Lot 28 Block 27 . . .:;:: Elmer G. Case . . . 2.4C Lot 23 Block 208 .'. . The Clewiston Company . 1.98 =
Lot 29 Block 27 . . :. ;': Elmer G. Case ... . . 2.4C Lot 24 Block 208 . . H. F. Bycroft . . . 2.54
Lot 30 Block 27 . . : : Elmer G. Case . . . 2.4C Lot: 25 Block 208 . ... Emma Willard . . . .
Lot 31 Block 27 . . .. :..' :: Elmer G. Case . . . 2.4C Lot 26 Block 208 :. . Emma Willard .. . . . 2.54/f
Lot 18 Block 36 . . ':: W. T. Furgson . . . 3.8C Lot Block 208 ... .. The Clewiston Company.. 2.54 '
Lot 19 Block 36 . . W. T. Furgson . . . 3.8C Lot 30 Block 208 . . The Clewis ton Company : 2.54 1-0
Lot 20 Block 36 . . < ;: W. T. Furgson . . .'. 3.80 Got 31 Block 208 . . The Clewiston Company ... 2.54 .
Lot 2 Block 136 . . ::'. Walter R. Tweedy. . . 3.H. Lot 32 'Block 208 . :. The Clewiston Company . 2.54 as 2
Lot 15 Block 138 . . .;:.'. C. E. Shaw . . . 2.4C Lot 1 Block 354 . :. The Clewiston Company . 3.10
Lot' 17 Block 138 . . ;: C. B. Fitch . . . . 2.2E Lot 2 Block 354 The Clewiston Company 2.54 -
Lot 1 Block 139 . . .:.:. B. A. Bourne . . . . .
Lot 4 Block 139 . . --. '.: .E. M. Petterson . . . :
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Lot 9 Block 141 . . .. Margaret Klick . . . .
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Lot 11 Block 141 . . ..< Elmer G. Case . . . . B
Lot. 10 Block 151 . . '.. Elmer G. Case :. :. . .
Lot 11 Block 151 . .. : '.' Elmer G. Case . . . . cccc .
Lot 12 Block 151 :. . :.". Elmer G. Case : . : . .
Lot 13 Block 151 . . Elmer G. Case . . . . .
Lots 1, 2, 3 Block 152 .:.- G. L. Espenlaub . . . CDn -;;
Lots 5, 6, 7 Block 152 'f.- H. Etherton . ; ; . "''''
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Lot 4 Block 156 . . ( C. C. Klutts . ; . . : .
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Lot 7 Block 156 . . !-: .George A. Heinz . ; . .
Lot 21 Block 156 . . :' S. F. Feuchtinger ; . ; . .
i_, Lot 1 Block 159 . . '1 Lot 6 Block 161 . . .. George Crowder . . . I'
Lot 7 Block 161 . ,'. ,.... George Crowder ; . ; . .
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Lot 2 Block 162 . . ,""';? Mrs. J. E. Frederick ; . .
Lot 6 Block 162 . . '/.,: J. C. Windheim ; ; . . : .

Lot 12 Block 162 . . '.J:, Theo. Gottlieb Trustee . -" "

Lot 15 Block 163 . . ', ; 4 : E. L. Alston . . . . asgr

Lot 7 Block 167 . : . '.;.',r S. J. Feuchtinger . . . :

Lot 14 Block 167 . . '. ,r> Emory J. Thomas . . . S

Lot 16 Block 167 . :. .. :': t< Emory J. Thomas . . '

Lot 17 Block 167 . . '. ;.;) Emory J. Thomas . . . I, M *
Lot 18 Block 167 . . :.>: Pete M. Lanehart . . . CB
Lot 19 Block 167 . . :.: .. Pete M. Lanehart . . . !
Lot 25 Block 167 . . ,::;:::'", Mrs. J. Kettl . . . trCD
Lot 2 Block 168 . . \ .//. James Hartz . . . . .
Lot 1 Block 169 . . "'", Rebecca Lutz ,. o. . '
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Lot 6 Block 169 . . .. :; J. R. Alston . . . . : Pen
Lots 2, 3 Block 170 . '., :' M. W. Bigg .. . . . . : .S'
Lot 8 Block 170 . . :* Victor Baron . . .. . .
Lot 9 Block 170 . . :..,.;. Victor Baron . . .. . '
Lot 10 Block 171 . . :'.. Anna A*Wright . . . H
\ Lot 12 Block.171 . . .:z Lesie E. Kemp ,. . . .
Lot 26 Block 171 . . f Rebecca Lutz . ... . . o
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Lot 6 Block 172 . . ':f.'...;.. .. S. F. Feuchtinger . . . i I
Lot 7 Block 172 . . ,. .i;,:'. E. C. Cole . . . . I i
Lot 10 Block 172 . . i::, Emanuel F. Selz . . . 3.80"S\
Lot 11 Block 172 . . : ,.; Mrs. J. E. Frederick o' . . '. 00
Lot 14 Block 172 . . :, .;.' ,Eugene Feuchtinger . . 6
Lot 15 Block 172.. . ;- '. W. S. Harvel . . . ;; .
Lot 21 Block 172 : . : l 'F. G. Hunt . . . . : -:
Lot 2 Block 173 . . "f .:. D. F. Woodward : . . :
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Lot 21 Block 173 . . ,., ; :; L. M. Hardling . . . .
1-' R Lot 23 Block 173 . . it'-' W. G. Ames . . . .
< ;1- Lot 24 Block 173 . . : :, ,j' C. E. Shaw . . . . i
Lot 1 Block 176 .. . ''J5 3' Conrad Thorpe ... . . . ;;
Lot 13 Block 176 . . ,'?-f Mary S. Cooper ; . . . .
Lot 14 Block 176 . ,. '::W Lucille A. Lewis .. . . :
Lot 15 Block 176 . . "" '"'if Mrs. H. Davis . . . 0
Lot 16 Block 176 . . ,f: Ella M. Johnston . . . .
Lot 21 Block 176 . . :'.. Gustave C. Voss .. . . . =
Lot 22 Block 176 . .' ;;: W. H. Kuhlman . . . : .,.. .
Lot 24 Block 176 . . :'4". A. V. Bristow . . . : '.
Lot 26 Block 176 . . S. M. Paulson . . . :
I Lot 28 Block 176 . . E. W. Hathaway . . . 2 -
Lot 31 Block 176 . . :, Esther V. H&gben . . .,".
Lot 36 Block 176 . .o. Anna & Joseph Kuhlman . .1.-. ;
'.. Lot 6 Block 195 . . Walter Insull . . . -.>,,\.
:':' Lot 10 Block 195 . . Janet J. Stockbridge . . .
r' Lot 23 Block 195 . . Chas. W. Keenan .. . . !
Lot 4 Block 196 . .o. Thomas B. Hall . . . : j.0f'
Lot 5 Block 196 . . Blanch Dean . . . . : :
Lot 6 Block 196 . . Maurice E. Vaslow . . !
Lot 7 Block 196 ; . . Ella A. Nugent . . . .
Lot 8 Block 196 . . Ella A. Nugent . . . .
Lot 9 Block 196 . . Mrs. Ella S. Swanfeldt . .
Lot 20 Block 196 . . H. C. Kolstad . . . .
Lot 5 Block 201 : ... .' S. C. Bcrank . . . .
Lot 6 Block 201 . . E. J. Malone . . ... . .
Lot 9 Block 201 . . W. E. Votava . . . .
Lot 34 Block 201 . . M. Koenigsburg . . . .
Lot 36 Block 201 . . S. C. Beranek ............................
Lot 1 Block 202 . . George Heinz . . . .
Lot 4 Block 202 . . Walter F. Carrie . . . .
Lot 5 Block 202 . . Walter F. Carrie /. . . .
Lot 6 Block 202 . . Raymond Reidell . . .o.
Lot 10 Block 202 . . Florence O'Mera .
,& Lot 13 Block 202 .o. . James J. Carroll . . ; .

Lot 1 Block 203 . . A. Reinert . . ..' . .
Lot 4 Block 203 . . .. B. A. Doerk "'?. . . .
Lot 5 Block 203 . .o. Hazel A. Nelson .,. I. : . : : f






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Lot 27 Block 356 ._. . The Clewiston Company .--I. 2.54 Lot 11 Block 361 . . The Clewiston Company .. .. .. .. .. 2.5-I-2.54 a'

Lot, 28.Block 356 ... . Julia L. Sharkey . . . 2.54Lot Lot 12 Block 361 . ; The Clewiston Company . 2.54

29 Block 356 . . .. The Clewiston Company . 2.54 Lot 13 Block 361 . . The Clewiston Company . 2.54

Lot 31 Block 356 ... . The Clewiston Company . 2.54 Lot 14 Block 361 . ... The Clewiston Company . 2.54

Lot 32 Block 356 .. . The Clewiston Company . 2.M Lot 15 Block 361 . . The Clewiston Company .

Lot 33 Block 356 . . The Clev/iston Company . 2.54 Lot 16 Block 361 . . J. C. O'Neal . . .. .. .. .. .. 2.54 2.54

Lot 34 Block 356 . . The Clewiston Company .'. 2.54 Lot 17 Block 361 . .: The Clewiston Company 2.54

Lot 35 Block 356 . . The Clewiston Company . 2.5! Lot 18 Block 361 . . The Clewiston Company 2.54

Lot 36 Block 356 :. The Clewiston Company . 2.5' Lot 19 Block 361 . . The Clewiston Company . 2.54 ./' .

Lot 37 Block 356 . . The Clewiston Company . 2.E Lot 20 Block 361 . . The Clewiston Company . 2.54 .---,

Lot 38 Block 356 . . The Clewiston Company . 2.5' Lot 36 Block 361 . .. The Clewiston Company . .

Lot 39 Block 356 . . Elmer G. Case . . . 2.5'' Lot 37 Block 361 . . The Clewiston Company . 2.54
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Lot 40 Block 356 . . Elmer G. Case . . . 2.5'' Lot 38 Block 361 . . The Clewiston Company . 2.54

Lot 41 Block 356 . . Elmer G. Case . . . 2.E. Lot 39 Block 361 . .. The Clewiston Company . 2.54

Lot 42 Block 356 . . The Clewiston Company . 2.5' Lot 40 Block 361 . . The Clewiston Company . 2.54

Lot 43 Block 356 . :. The Clewiston Company . 2.E Lot 41 Block 361 . . The Clewiston Company . 2.54

Lot 44 Block 356 . . Thomas B. Cahill . . . 3J( Lot 42 Block 361 . . The Clewiston Company . 2.54

Lot 1 Block 357 . . The Clewiston Company . 3.8 Lot. 43 Block 361 . . The Clewiston Company . '2.54

Lot 3 Block 357 . . The Clewiston Company . 2.5'' Lot 44 Block 361 . ;. ... The Clewiston Company . 2.54

Lot 4 Block 357. . . 'I he Clewiston Company . 2.5' Lot 45 Block 361 . ..: Eugene Feuchtinger . . 3.10

Lot 5 Block 357 . . The Clewiston Company . 2.5 Lot 1 Block 362 . . The Clewiston Company . 2.82

Lot 6 Block 357 . . The CJewiston Company . 2.E. Lot 2 Block 362 . . .. The Clewiston Company . 15.70

Lot 7 Block 357 . . .. The Clewiston Company . 2.5'' Lot 3 Block 362 :. . The Clewiston Company . 2.40

Lot"8 Block 357 . . .. The Clewiston Company . 2.5'' Lot 4 Block 362 . . The Clewiston Company . 14.30

Lot 10 Block 357 . . The Clewiston, Company . 2.E Lot 5 Block 362 . . The 'Clewiston Company . 2.40

Lot 11 Block 357 . . The Clewiston Company . 2.5' Lot 6 Block 362 . . :..'. The Clewiston Company . 2.40

Lot 12 Block 357 . . The Clewiston Company . 2.5' Lot 7 Block 362 . . The Clewiston Company . 2.40

Lot 13 Block 357 . .'. 0 The Clewiston Company . 2.5 Lot 8 Block 362 . . The Clewiston Company . 14.30

Lot 9 Block 362 . . The Clewiston Company . 2.40
Lot 14 Block 357 . . The Clewiston Company . 2.5' The Clewiston ,Company . 2.40
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'{<'C', Rebecca Lutz . . . 2.40
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Lot 27 Block 362 . .
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Lot Lot 28 Block 362 . : Hattie S. Baker . . . 3.10
,.. Lot 32 Block 357 . . The Clewiston Company . 3.6
.ot 29 Block 362 . . Hattie S. Baker . . . 3.10

tn Lot, 33 Block 357 . . The Clewiston Company . 3.1 'Lot 30 Block 362 . . .' N. B. O'Kelley . . . 3.10

Lot 34 Block 357 ... The Clewiston Company . : 3.1 .' The Clewiston Company . 3.10
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Lot 37 Block 357 . . The Clewiston Company . 3.1( The Clewiston Company . 2.82
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!Lot 3 Block 363 . . A. O. Ward . . .
Lot 40 Block 357 . . The Clewiston Company . 3.1( 12.90
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i tI) Lot 14 Block 363 . . ". '. "":' : W. R Griffiths . . . 2.68
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Lot 18 Block 358 . . l Margaret Lilleburg . . 3.1( '. The Clewiston . 2.26
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Lot', 22 Block 358 . . Anna J. Kuhlman . . 3.2 '" The Clewiston . '2.26
Lot 23 ;Block 363 . . Company
Lot 23 Block 358 . . L. M. Harding . . . 3.8{ The Clewiston Company . 2.40
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Lot 24 Block 358 . . Anna J. Kuhlman . . . 3.1 The Clewiston . 1.98
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Lot 28 Block 358 . . The Clewiston . 3.8(
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Lot 31 Block 358 . :. ,Fred E. Nelson . . . 3.8{ Clewis ton . 1.98
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Lot 5 Block 365 . :. "f} The Clewiston Company . 1.98
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Lot 6 Block 365 :. :. The Company
Lot 37 Block 358 . . The Clewiston . 2.5
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Lot 43 Block 358 . Hilda Toenberg . . . 2.54 The Clewiston . 1.98
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Lot 5 Block 359 . . The Clewiston Company . 2.54Lot Lot 14 Block 365 . : ;: ; The Clewiston Company . 1.98

: 7 Block 359 . ,. The Clewiston Company . 2.54' Lot 15 I Block 365 . . .r:: ':: The Clewiston Company . 1.98

J Lot Block 359 ... : :. The Clewiston Company . 2.54'Lot Lot 16 Block 365 . . !;" The Clewiston Company . 1.98

Lot 17 Block 365 . . ;?1" :: '.I": The Clewiston Company . 1.98
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11 Block 359 . . The Clewiston Company . 2.5( Lot 201 i Block 365. . . ',' =:'. The Clewiston Company . 1.98

Lot 12 Block 359 . : The Clewiston Company . 2.5 Lot 21 ,Block 365 '. . ?.;.. The Clewiston. Company . 1.98 \{ >

; Lot 13 Block 359 . . The Clewiston Company . 2.5' Lot 22.Block 365 . . .. The Clewiston Company . 1.98 r '
Lot 231,Block 365 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.98 '
Lot 14 Block 359 . The Clewiston . 2.5'
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Lot 17 Block 359 . :. The Clewiston . 2.5'
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Lot 23 Block 359 .*. The Clewiston Company . 2.5' . 2.40
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Lot 29 Block 359 . . The Clewiston Company . 2.2 1, . 1.98
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Lot 32 Block 359 . . The Clewiston . 2.2C
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mot: 6 Block 367 . . The Clewiston Company
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Lot 20 Block 367 . . Frank E. Miller .
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Lot 24 Block 367 . .. Fred E. Nelson . .
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t 5 Block 360 . .. The Clewiston Company .....:.... 2.26 Lot, 5 Block 368 . . The Clewiston Company . 2.26

Lot 6 Block 360 . : The Clewiston Company .......... 2.26 Lot, 6 Block 368 .; The Clewiston Company . 2.26

Lot 7 Block 360 .".. . : The Clewiston ......... 2.26
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Lot 12 Block 360 . . Company.......... 2.26 12 Block 368 .

Lot 13 Block 360 . . The Clewiston Company.......... 2.26 Lot 13 Block 368 . ... The Clewiston Company .. 2.82 :

Lot 14 Block 360 . :. The Clewiston Company......... 2.26 Lot 14 Block 368 . .. The. Clewiston Company . 2.26 i
fThe( Clewiston Lot 15 Block 368 . .' The Clewiston Company. . 2.26
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Lot 17 Block 360 . . The Clewiston Company .......... 2.26 Lot 17 Block 368 ... . : The Clewiston Company . 2.26
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Lot 19 Block 368 . . The Clewiston Company . 2.26
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Lot 20 Block 360 '. . ;'. The Clewiston Company . 2.54 Lot 20 Block 368 . . The Clewiston Company2.26'
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Lot 22 Block 368 . . The Clewiston Company . 2.26
Lot 22 Block 360 . . The Clewiston Company . 2.54
Lot 23 Block 368 ,. . The Clewiston Company . 2.26
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.. Lot 24 Block 360 . .' The Clewiston Company . 2.54 I Lot 24 Block 368 . . The Clewiston Company . 2.68

Lot 26 Block 360 . . The Clewiston Company . 2.54 I Lot 1 Block 369 . .'.- The Clewiston Company . 2.82Lot

Lot 27 Block 360 . . The Clewiston Company ;. 2.54 2 Block 369 . .'. J. W. Traeger . . . 24.10

Lots 28, 29 Block 360 The Clewiston Company . 2.26 Lot 3 Block 369 ... . ./' J. W. Traeger . . . 24.10

Lots 30, 31 Block 360 The Clewiston Company . 2.26 Lot 5 Block 369 . .... The Clewiston Company . 2.40Lot

Lots 32,33 Block 360 The Clewiston Company . 2.26 6 Block 369 . . : Roy Green . . . . 18.50Lot

i Lots 34, 35 Block 360 The Clewiston 'Company . 2.26 7 Block 369 . .-. The Clewiston Company . 2.40Lot

Lot 36 Block 360 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.28 9 Block 369 . . The Clewiston Company . 2.40Lot

-. Lots 38, 39 Block 360 The Clewiston Company . 2.26Lots' 10 Block 369 . . The Clewiston Company . 18.50'Lot

.' 40, 41 Block 360 The Clewiston Company . 2.26 12 Block 369 . ... t The Clewiston Company . 3.10Lot

Lots 42, 43 Block 360 The Clewiston Company . 2.26Lots 13 Block 369 . . Mrs. Charlotte E. Dorn . 3.10Lot

44, 45 Block 360 .The Clewiston Company . 2.26 14 Block '369 . . Mrs. Charlotte E. Dorn . .. 3.10Lot

Lot 1 Block 361 . . _The Clewiston Company . 3.10 15 Block 369 . . Mrs. Charlotte E. Dorn . 3.10Lot

Lot 2 Block 361 . . The Clewiston Company . 2.54 16 Block 369 Mrs. Charlotte E. Dorn . 3.10 Cot

Lot 3 Block 361 . . ';;.. The Clewiston Company . 2.54 : 17 Block 369 . .' . Mrs. Charlotte E. Dorn . 3.10Lots

Lot 6 Block 361 . . .. ,':.W. H. Bryan . . .: . 2.54 18, 19 Block 369 f.: The Clewiston Company . '3.10Lots
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Lot 12 Block 377 . . The Clcwiston Company . 2.82
'Lots 22 23 Block 369 The Clewiston Company . 3.113.K
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Lot 13 Block 377 . . Mrs. Esther H. Hogben . 2.82
Lot 24 Block 369 L. M. Harding . . . 377"
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Lot 14 Block Esther H. Hogben . 2.82
Lot 25 Block 369 Guy Pearl . . . . 3.10 Lots 17, 18 Block 377 The Clewiston Company . 3.10

Lot 26 Block 369 L. M. Harding . . . 3.10 Lots 19, 20 Block 377 The Clewiston Company . 3.10
Lots> 27, 28 Block 369 The Clewiston Company . 3.10( Lot 21 Block 377 . . F. E. Nelson . . . 2.82
Lots 29, 30 Block 369 The Clewiston Company . 3.10 Lot 24 Block 377 :. The Clewis ton Company . 2.82
Lots 31, 32 Block 369 The Clewiston Company,. 3.10 Lot 25 Block 377 . . The Clewiston Company . 2.82
Lot 34 Block 369 Elmer G. Case . . . 3.K Lot 26 Block 377 . . The Clewiston Company . 2.82
..., Lot 35 Block 369 Elmer G. Case . . . 3.10 Lot 27 Block 377 . . The Clewiston Company .. 2.82
( :< Lot 36 Block 369 The Clewiston Company . 3.8 Lots 28 29, 30 Block 377 The Clewiston Company . 4.50

', .. Lot 1 Block 370 The Clewiston Company . 2.54Lot Lot 31 Block 377 ow . G. C. Vossv . . . 1.70
2 Block 370 The Clewiston Company . 25.50 Lot 32 Block 377 . "- Mrs. Mary E. Moon .'. . 1.70
Lot 3 Block 370 The Clewiston Company . 2.26 Lot 33 Block 377 . . Mrs. Mary E. Moon . . 1.70
Lot 4 Block 370 The Clewiston ,Company . 2.26Lot Lot 34 Block 377 . . A. V. Bristow . . . 1.70
5 Block 370 The Clewiston Company . 2.26Lot Lot 35 Block 377 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.70
6 Block 370 .' The Clewiston Company . 2.2C Lot 1 Block 378 . .. The Clewiston Company .,. 3.10
Lot 7 Block 370 ': The Clewiston Company . 2.26Lot Lot 2 Block 378 . . The Clewiston Company ,. . 2.26
8 Block 370 The Clewiston Company . 2.26Lot Lot 3 Block 378 . . The Clewiston Company . 2.26
9 Block 370 The Clewiston Company . 2.26 Lot 4 Block 378 . . The Clewiston Company . 2.26
Lot 10 Block 370 : The Clewiston Company . 2.26Lot Lot 5 Block 378 . . The Clewiston Company . 2.26
11"'Block'' 370 ;'t The Clewiston Company . 2.26Lot Lot 6 Block 378 . . The Clewiston Company . 2.26
12 Block 370 The Clewiston Company ,. . 2.26Lot Lot 7 Block 378 . . The Clewiston Company . 2.26
18 Block 370 w Bertha A. Taylor . . . 2.40 Lot 8 Block 378 . . 7 The Clewiston Company . 2.68
Lots 23, 24 Block 370 "'. The Clewiston Company . 3.10Lots Lot 9 Block 378 . . The ,Clewiston Company . 7.30
25, 26 Block 370 The Clewiston Company . 3.10 Lot 10 Block 378 . . The Clewiston Company . 5.90
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Lots 27, 28 Block 370 ,- The Clewiston Company . 3.10 Lot 11 Block 378 . '. The Clewiston Company :. 5.90}
Lots 29, 30 Block 370 :. The Clewiston Company . 3.1C Lot 12 Block 378 . .. The Clewiston Company ,. . 5.90
Lots 31, 32 Block 370 The Clewiston Company . 3.1C Lot 13 Block 378 . . The Clewiston Company . .90)
Lots 33, 34 Block 370 .... The Clewiston Company . 3.1C Lot 14 Block 378 . . Sarah F. Feuchtinger . : 5.90
Lots 35. 36, 37 Block 370 The Clewiston Company . 4.50 Lot 15 Block 378 . . Eugene Feuchtinger . . 5.90
Lot 39 Block 370 : ,', .. The Clewiston Company . 3.80Lot Lot 16 Block 378 . . The Clewiston Company . 590

2 Block 371 'r' The Clewiston Company . 1.98 Lot 17 Block 378 . . Agnes Bitzer . . . . 5.90- -
Lot 3 Block 371 .t,' The Clewiston Company . 1.98Lot Lot 19 Block 378 . . ,_ W. R. Hay . . . . 22.70

4 Block 371 ','; The Clewiston Company . 1.98Lot Lot 20 Block 378 . . ," Frank Richmann . . 22.70
5 Block 371 ,: > Dr. R. L. Alsacker . . 1.98Lot Lot 21 Block 378 . . -,', The Clewiston Company . 5.90
6 Block 371 Dr. R. L. Alsacker . . 1.98Lot
.- Lot: 22 Block 378 . . The Clewiston Company . .9(1
7 Block 371 The Clewiston Company . 1.98Lot Lot 23 Block 378 . . ) The Clewiston: Company . 5.90
8 Block 371 .. "\._ ti: The Clewiston Company ::. 1.98Lot Lot 24 Block 378 . . The Clewiston Company . 8.70
,9 Block 371, .if: The Clewiston Company . 1.98 Lot 1 Block 379 . . The' Clewiston Company . 2.54
Lot 10 Block 371 :.' The Clewiston Company . 1.98Lot Lot 2 Block 379 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.9
11 Block 371 :}. The 'Clewiston Company . 1.98Lot Lot 3 Block 379 . . The Clewiston Company 1.98
12 Block 371 .L\ The Clewiston Company . 1.9P Lot 4 Block 379 . . The Clewiston, Company '. !.,'. ". 1.9S 5c

Lot 14 Block 371 .. ;' The Clewiston Company,. 2.40 Lot 5 Block 379 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.98
Lot' 15 Block 371 ,' ",w'/ The Clewiston Company . 1.98 Lot 6 Block 379 . . I The Clewiston Company . 1.98 : =:
Lot 16 Block 371 The Clewiston Company . 1.98 Lot 7 Block 379 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.98
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Lot 17 Block 371 -, ..1 The Clewiston . 1.98 Cflft
Company Lot 8 Block 379 . . The Clewiston Company . 2.26
t. .' Lot 18 Block 371 ',' .'::, The Clewiston Company . 1.98 Lot 9 Block 379 . . The Clewiston Company . 2.12 cIM
Lot 19 Block 371 ., ;. }" The Clewiston Company . 1.98 Lot
10 Block 379 . . The Clewiston Company . .. '1.84
Lot 20 Block 371 :.,> The Clewiston Company . 1.98 Lot 11 Block 379 ... . The Clewiston Company . 1.84 ) n
Lot 21 Block 371 The Clewiston Company . 1.98 Lot 12 Block 379 '_' The Clewiston Company . 1.84 Q.
Lot 22 Block 371 : .':;'.' The Clewiston Company . 1.981.9S Lot 13 Block 379 . : ,The Clewiston Company . 1.84
Lot 23 Block 371 ;:: The Clewiston Company . Lot 14 Block 379 . The Clewiston Company . 1.84
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Lot 24 Block 371 ;: The Clewiston Company . 1.98 Lot 15 Block 379 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.84 ... ..0lY
Lot 25 Block 371 ';'0' The Clewiston 'Company . 1.98 Lot 16 Block 379Lot . . The Clewiston Company . 2.40 Q
Lot 26 Block 371 Y:,' The Clewiston Company . 2.40 1 Block 380 . . The Clewiston Company . 2.40 0-
Lot 1 Block 372 .' ., The ,Clewiston Company . 2.40 Lot 2 Block 380 .-.-. . The Clewiston Company 1.70
Lot 2 Block 372 . ,, ',:': The Clewiston Company . 1.9S1.9S Lot 3 Block 380 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.70 (
Lot 3 Block 372 .' ;<'f)' The Clewiston Company . Lot 4 Block 380 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.70 .
Lot 4 Block 372 ...'-f .' The Clewiston Company . 1.98 Lot 5 Block 380 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.70 ::r
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Lot 5 Block 372 f. The Clewiston Company . 1.9 Lot 6 Block 380 . . The Clewiston Company. 1.70
Lot 6 Block 372 'r. The Clewiston Company f-'. 1.98 Lot 7 Block 380 . .. The Clewiston Company 1.70

Lot 7 Block 372 ._: .. The Clewiston Company . 1.9E' Lot 8 Block 380 ,. . . The Clewiston Company '.0.. 2.12 naI oil
Lot 8 Block 372 :t., The Clewiston Company . 1.9S Lot 9 Block 380 . . The Clewiston Company . 2.26
Lot 9 Block, 372 :, The Clewiston Company . 1.9P' Lot 10'Block 380 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.98 3fd .
Lot 10 Block 372 ;:, The Clewiston Company . 1.98 Lot 11 Block 380 o
:' :. The Clewiston Company . 1.98
Lot 11 Block 372 ..- The Clewiston Company . 1.98 Lot 12 Block 380 . . .' The Clewiston Company . 1.98
Lot 12 Block 372 --: The Clewiston Company . 1.98 Lot 13 Block 380 -t
.. . The Clewiston Company . 1.98
Lot 13 Block 372 .. 'i:: The Clewiston Company . 2.4C Lot 14 Block 380 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.98
Lot 16 Block 372 '-' The Clewiston Company . 1.9S Lot. 15 Block 380 . :. '. The Clewiston Company . 1.98
18 Block 372 . 1.98
Lot The Clewiston
:1' Company Lot 16 Block 380 . The Clewiston Company . 2.54
Lot 19 Block 372 "' The Clewiston . 1.981.9S
<, Company Lot 3 Block 381, . . Elmer A. Erickson . . 1.70 f140
Lot 20 Block 372 .' '1.: : The Clewiston Company . Lot 4 Block 381 . . Otto H. Schuler . . . 1.98
Lot 21 Block 372 .. ; The Clewiston Company . 1.98 Lot 5 Block 381 .; . S. M. Paulson . . . 1.98
Lot 22 Block 372 :.:.\' The Clewiston Company . 1.98 Lot 8 Block 381 . . The Clewiston Company . 2.12 ::r
Lot 23 Block 372 ..;. The Clewiston Company . 1.95 Lot 9 Block 381 . . .... The Clewiston Company. . 2.12
Lot 24 Block 372 '.r.The Clewiston Company . 1.95 Lot 10 Block 381 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.70 ( ,
Lot,25 Block 372 ';u-... The Clewiston Company . 1.9 Lot 12 Block 381 '. . The Clewiston Company . 1.70 >
Lot 26 Block 372 .' ;-.. ;, The Clewiston Company . 2.4C Lot 13 Block 381Lot . .. -. ,The Clewiston Company . 1.70 ,
Lot 1 Block 374 'f' The Clewiston Company . 1.98 16 Block 381 . . The Clewiston Company . 2.40
Lot 3 Block 374 .. -E=.: The Clewiston Company . 1.70 Lot 1 Block 382 . . S The Clewiston Company . 1.98
Lot 8 Block 374 The Clewiston Company . 1.7C Lot 2 Block 382 . . The Clewiston Company' . 1.70 oto
Lot 9 Block 374 t. >J The Clewiston Company . 1.95 Got''3 Block 382 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.70
.. Lot 10 Block 374 ,-},, The Clewiston Company . 2.4f Lot 4 Block 382 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.70 .
, t / Lot 11 Block 374 ',' The Clewiston Company . 1.95 Lot 5 Block 382 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.70 -.
';-1 Lot 12 Block 374 ,;' H. C. Avant . . . 14.30 Lot 6 Block 382 . .-. The Clewiston Company . 1.70 O (
Lot 13 Block 374 '{r' The ,Clewiston Company . 2.4C Lot 7 Black 382 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.70
Lot 14 Block 374 ;-:,.', The Clewiston Company . 1.95 Lot 8 Block 382 .'. . .' : The Clewiston Company . 1.70 ..
Lot 15 Block 374 *. The Clewiston Company . 1.7f Lot 9 Block 382 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.70 '
Lot 16 Block 374 :'<, The Clewiston Company . 1.70 Lot 10 Block 382 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.70 c
Lot 17 Block 374 }f, The Clewiston Company . 1.7C Lot 11 Block'382 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.70
Lot 18 Block 374 ':.' The, Clewiston Company . 1.70 Lot 12 Block 382 . . -' The Clewiston Company . 1.70 2 II: s

Lot 19 Block 374 .-{, The Clewiston Company . 1.7C Lot 13 Block 382 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.70 &)
Lot 20 Block 374 .'., .;: The Clewiston Company . 1.70 Lot 14 Block 382 . . The Clewiston Company . 2.26 (
Lot.21 Block 374 . ) C The Clewiston Company . 1.70 Lot 15 Block 382 . . The Clewiston Company . 2.26
.. Lot 22 Block 374 ..'," ;;,!'... The Clewiston Company . 1.9 '.ot'16' Block 382 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.70
Lot 1 Block 375 ;t\\. The Clewiston Company . 1.9F Lot 17 Block 382 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.70 0

Lot 2 Block 375 ,' : -::; The Clewiston Company . 1.7f Lot 18 Block 382 ;. . The Clewiston Company . 1.70 :

Lot 3 Block 375 '. .. ,: P-: The Clewiston Company . 1,70Lot .ot 19 Block 382 . . Ella]] S. Swan felt ..______............ 1.70

Block, 375 "} J,: The Clewiston Company . 1.70 Lot 20 Block 382 . . Ella]] S. Swanfelt .........._......... 1.70 'Q
Lot 5 Block 375 "): .
The Clewiston 1,70
Company Block 382 . .
).; Lot 21 The Clewiston Company . 1.70 c
Lot. 6 Block 375 .j The Clewiston . 1.70
Company Lot 22 Block 382 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.70
Lot 7 Block 375 \ ": The Clewiston Company . 1.70 .ot 23 Block 382 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.70
Lot 8 Block 375 -:.;' The Clewiston Company . 1.70 Lot 24 Block 382 . . The Clewiston Company : . 1.70
Lot 9 Block 375 "J The Clswiston Company . 1.7f Lot 25 Block 382 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.70 Z
Lot 10 Block 375 ; The Clewiston Company . 1.70Lot Lot 26 Block 382 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.70 "'1
11 Block 375 ::, The Clewiston Company . .1.70 Lot 27 Block 382 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.70 (D t
..,. Lot 12 Block 375 ,;. The Clewiston Company . 1.95 I Lot 28 Block 382 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.98
Lot 13 Block 375 -
.:,," : The Clewiston Company . 2.2f 'Lot: 1 Block 383 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.98 CD 7 7o (
Lot 14 Block 375 .
); The Clewiston Company . 1.84 Lot 2 Block 383 . . The Clewiston Company . .- 1.70
Lot 15 Block 375 ='.' The, Clewiston Company . 1.84 Lot 3 Block 383 . . The Clewiston Company . 1,70ot ;
Lot 16 Block 375 The Clewiston Company .-. 1.8 :" 4 Block 383 . .'. The Clewiston Company . 1.70
Lot 17 Block 375 .', :;, The Clewiston Company . 1.84 Lot 5 Block 383 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.70 ,
Lot 18 Block 375 -\ The Clewiston Company . 1.8ELot Lot 6 Block 383 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.70 tfj.
19 Block 375 ':';:',': The Clewiston Company. 1.8'Lot Lot 7 Block 383 . . The Clewiston Company .'. 1.70 -

20 Block 375- The Clewiston Company ..1.8' .ot 8 Block 383 . . ." The Clewiston Company . 1.70
Lot 21 Block 375 "..\ti The Clewiston Company . 1,8'Lot Lot 9 Block 383 ,.. . The Clewiston Company . 1.70
22 Block 375 :
-. The Clewiston Company . 1.8 Lot 10 Block 383 . . C. E. Stedman . . . 1.7C
23 375
Lot Block .
'.. The Clewiston Company . 1.8 Lot 11 Block 383 . . C. E. Stedman . . . 1.70
24 375
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: .... Block 376 ':' The Clewiston Company . 2.2C Lot 12 Block 383 . . S. S The Clewiston Company . 1.70 i '
Lot 1 ) The Clewiston Company . 2.2f . 1.70 ;
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.ot 13 Block 383 . . The Clewiston Company yo
Lot 2 Block 376 :
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3 Block 376 .ot 15 Block 383 . The Clewiston CompanyThe
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Lot 4 Block 376 ..ot 16 Block 383 . . Clewiston Company
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5 Block 376 ',' The Clewiston Company Lot 17 Block 383 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.8 '. ..
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; The Clewiston Company '', . 1.8'
Lot 18 Block 383 . . : The Clewiston Company
Lot 6 Block 376 .
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The Clewiston Company . 1.8'
Lot 7 Block 376 -ot 19 Block 383 . . The Clewiston Company ,
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The Clewiston Company 383 . . ", . 1.8
ot 20 Block The Clewiston Company
Lot 8 Block 376. . .
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Lot 9 Block 376 The Clewiston Company T,ot 21 Block 383 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.8'
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Lot 10 Block 376 The Clewiston Company Lot 25 Block 383 ... . The Clewiston Company . 1.8'
The Clewiston Company . ,1.8 . . 1.84
Lot 11 Block 376 Lot 26 Block 383 The Clewiston Company
Lot 12 Block 376 The Clewiston Company . 1.8 Lot 27 Block 383 . . :'. The Clewiston Company . 1.8
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: Lot 13 Block 376 The Clewiston Company Lot 28 Block 383 . . The Clewiston Company . 2.2f
,'f I A,\ Lot 14 Block 3"76: The Clewiston Company .,. 2.26 Lot 1 Block 381 . . ,The Clewiston Company . 2.4C.
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Lot'15 Block 376 The Clewiston Company Lot 2 Block 381 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.8
I, :' Lot 16 Block 376 The Clewiston Company . 1.7 Lot 3 Block .384 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.8
; : Lot 17 Block 376 The Clewiston Company . 1.7f Lot 4 Block 384 . .". The Clewiston Company . 1.84 ,
I ,.' Lot 18 Block 376 .'' The Clewiston Company . 1.7f Lot 5 Block 384 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.84 ;;
Lot 19 Block 376 The Clewiston Company . 1.7f Tot 6 Block 384 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.84
Lot 20 Block 376 The Clewiston Company . 1.7f Lot 7, Block 384 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.84
Lot 21 Block 376 The Clewiston Company . 1.7f Lot 8 Block 384 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.8'
22 376 .' The Clewiston Company . 1.7f Lot 9 Block 384 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.84
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LOt 23 BloC 376 The Clewiston Company 1.7Ct Lot 10 Block 381 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.84
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21 Block 376 The Clewiston Company 1.7f Lot 11 Block 384 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.84
Lot 1 Block 377 . . The Clewiston Company . 1,9Lot 8 Lot 12 Block 384 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.84
2 Block 377 . . The Clewiston Company . 2.6J', Lot 13 Block 384 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.84
Lot 3 Block 377 . The Clewiston Company . 2.2: Lot 14 Block 384 . . The Clewiston Company . 2.54
The Clewiston Company . 2.21'Lot Lot 15 Block 384 . . The Clewiston Company ... 2.2P
4 Block 377
,J . . The Clewiston Company . 2.26! Lot 16 Block 384 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.84

Lot 5 Block 377 . The Clewiston Company . 2.2 Lot 17 Block 381 . ... The Clewiston Company . 1.84

Lot 6 Block 377 . . The Clewiston Company . 2.2f Lot 18 Block 381 . . The Clewiston Company : . 1.84
Lot 7 Block 377 . . Lot 19 Block 384 . ? The Clewiston Company . 1.84
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8 Clewiston Company 2.2 Lot 20 Block 384 . . The Clewiston Company 1.84
Lr.t Block 377
t:!t1J' . . The Clewiston Company . 2.26!: :.ot 21 Block 384 . ,The Clewiston Company ,. 1.84
Lot 9 Block 377 .
The Clewiston ,Company . 2.26L 22 384 1.84
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Lot 24 Block 384 . ,. The Clewiston Company . 1.84 Lot 8 Block 395 . .'. The Clewiston Company . 1.70

Lot 25 Block 384 . . The Clewis ton Company . 1.84 Lot 9 Block 395 :. . The Clewis ton Company . 1,70

Lot 26 Block 384 . . The Clewis ton Company . 1.8 Lot 10 Bloc 395 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.42

Lot 21 Block 384 . . The Clewis ton Company . 1.8 Lot 11 Block 395 . . 'or. The Clcwiston Company .'. ..42

Lot 28 Block 384 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.84 Lot 12 Block 395 . . .- The Clewiston Company ., 1.42

Lot 29 Block 384 . :. The Clewiston Company . 2.8? Lot 13 Block 395 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.42

Lot 1 Block 385 . . The Clewis ton Company . 2.20; 'Lot 14 Block 395 . . '7 The Clewiston Company . 1.4

Lot 2 Block 385 . ;. Th Clewis ton Company . 2.2C Lot 15 Block 395 . . : : The Clew ston Company . 1.42

Lot 3 Block 385 . . The Clewiston Company . 2.2: Lot 16 Block 395 . . The Clewlston Company . 1.98 j ;1.-.

Lot 4 Block 385 . . The Clewis ton Company . 2.2C Lot 1 Block 396 . . ,. The Clewiston Company . 1.70 .

Lot 5 Block 385 . . .' The Clewis ton Company . 2.2 Lot 3 Block 396 . . ; The Clewiston Company . 1.42

Lot 6 Block 385 . . The Clewis ton Company . 2.2e mot 4 Block 396 . . '..;. The Clewston Company . 1.42
f..ot 5 Block 396 . . :;: The ClewIs ton Company . 1.42
Lot 7 Block 385 . : The Clewis ton Company . 2.2
Lot 8 Block 385 . ; The Clewiston Company . 2.2f Got 6 Block 396 . . F r The Clcwiston Company . 1.42

Lot 9 Block 385 . .'. The Clewis ton Company . 2.2(- Lot 7 Block 396 . . The Clcwiston Company . 1.42

Lot 10 Block 385 . . The Clcwiston Company . 2.2e Lot 8 Block 396 :. . The Clewiston Company . 1.70

Lot 11 Block 385 . . The Clewis ton Company . 2.2 '..ot 9 Block 396 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.70

Lot 12 Block 385 . . Tle Cle\viston Company . 3.lf .ot 10 Block 396 . . .::.; .. '. The Clewiston Company . 1.42., .

Lot 13 Block 385 . . Mrs. L. O. Holsworth & . 5.9C Lot 11 Block 396 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.42
. ..ot 12 Block 396 . . The Clewlston Company . 1.42 .
Lot 14 Block'385 . . Robert J. Olsen . . 5.9C .
Lot 15 Block 385 . . The Clewis ton Company . 5.9C :"ot 13 Block 396 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.42 '

Lot 16 Block 385 . . The Clewiston Company ... 5.9f ..ot 14 Block 396 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.42

Lot 17 Block 385 . The Clewistm Company . 5.9C 15 Block 396 . .. . The-Clewiston Company . 1.42 .
Mt 16 Block 396 . . The Clewiston ,Company . 1.98 -
Lot 18 Block 385 . . The Clewiston Company . 5.90
Lot 19 Block 385 . . The Clewiston Company . 5.9C Sot 1 Block 391 . : The Clewiston Company . 4.50
Lot 2 Block 397 . . The Clew ston Company . 3.10
Lot 20 Block 385' . . The Clewiston Company . 5.90 .'
got 3 Block 397 . . The Clewlston Company . 3.10
Lot 21 Block 385 . : The Clcwiston Company . 5.9fI .
Lot 22 Block 385 . . The Clewiston Company . 5.90Lot ':.ot 4 Block 391 . . The Clewiston Company . 3.10

23 Block 385 . . The Clewiston Company . .. 5.9r ..ot 5 Block 391 . . : :, The Clewston! Company . 3.10

I Lot 24 Block 385 . . The Clewis ton Company . 5.9 got. 6 Block 391 . . ; .. The ClewIs ton Company . 3.10
', 391 . . : The Clewiston . 3.10
ot 7 Block Company
: Lot 25 Block 385 . . The Clewiston Company . 5.9C -
'Jot 8 Block 391 . . : The Clewiston Company . 3. 0f..ot
Lot 26 Block 385 . . The Clewis ton Company . 5.9f "
1 Block 398 . . .. The Clewiston Company . 7..0
Lot 21 Bloch: 385 . . The Clewiston Company 5.9C ,
:ot 2 Block 398 . . The Clewiston Company . 4.50
Lot 28 Block 385 . . The Clewiston Company . 5.90
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Sot 3 Block 398 . . The Clewiston Company . 4.50
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Lot 29 Block 385 . The Clewis ton Company . 5.9C
Lot 30 Block 385 . . The Clewis ton Company . 5.9C '..ot 4 Block 398 . . The Clewiston Company . 4.50
'ot 5 Block 398 . . The Clewiston Company . 4.50
Lot 31 Block 385 . . The; Cle\viston Company . 5.9f "
:ot.6 Block 398 . . The Clewiston Company . 4.50
Lot 32 Block 385 . . The Clewis ton Company . 5.9f
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:ot' 398 : . : The Clewiston . 4.50
7 'Block Company
Lot 33 Block 385 . :. The Clewiston Company . 5.9( -.
. Lot 8 Block 398 .,. . The Clewiston Company . 5.34
Lot 34 Block 385 . The Clewis ton Company 5.9C '
Lots 35-42 Block 385 : The Clewis ton Company . 45.10' 'At 1 Block 399 . . 'j. 'i.: The Clewis ton Company . 5.34
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Lot 43 Block 385 . . The Clewiston Company . 8.1C Got 2 Block' 399 . . : The Clewiston Company . 4.50

Lot 44 Block 385 . . The Clewiston Company . 2.82 Lot 3 Block 399 . . : '; The Clewiston Company . 4.50
;.I ,Lot 45 Block 385 . . The Clewiston Company . 2.2 Tot 4 Block 399 . : ,:- J-' The Clewiston Company . 4.50
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Lot 46 Block 385 . . The Clewiston Company . 2.2f Cot 5 Block 399 . . ".. The Clewiston Company . 4.50

G Lot 47 Block 385 . . The Clewiston Company . 2.2f :"ot 6 Block 399 . . The Clewiston Company . 4.50
.ot 7 Block 399 . . :. The Clewiston Company . 4.50
Lot I-A Block 386 . The Clewiston Company . 8.7 ..
Lot B Block 386 . . The Clewis ton Company . 5.9 -.ot 8 Block 399 . . The Clewiston Company . 4.50

3o Lot C Block 386 . . The Clewis ton Company. . 5.9C '..ot 9 Block 399 . . .. .:rThe#' Clewis ton Company 2 4.50
Lot 10 Block 399 . . :0 The Clewiston Company . 4.50
Lot D Block 386 . The Clewiston Company . 5.91Lot
'..ot 11 Block 399 . . : e, The Clewiston .
o E Block 386 .., The Clewiston Company . 5.9C ."; Company 4.50
Lot F Block 386 . . The Clewiston Company . 5.9C Got 12 Block 399 . . :; The Clewis ton Company . 5.34

Lot G. Block 386 . . The Clewston Company . 5.9C Got: 1 Block 400 . . : The Clewiston Company . 3.80

I U Lot H Block 386 . . The Clewiston Company . 5.9C Lot 2 Block 400 . . The Clew ston Company . 3.10

Lot I Block 386 . . The Clewiston Company . 4.5C Lot 3 Block 400 . . The Clewlston Company . 3.10

Lot J Block 386 . . The Clewiston Company . 7.3 Lot 4 Block 400 . . The Clewiston Company . 3.10

Lot 2 Block.386 . . The Clewis ton Company . 4.5f ot 5 Block 400 . . The Clew ston Company . 3.10

Lots 2-3 Block 381 . The Clewis ton Company . 7.3C rot 6 Block 400 . . ,.... .: The Clew ston Company . 3.10

Lots 2-3 Block '388 . The Clewiston Company . 7.3C ..ot 7 Block 400 . . .... ; : The Clew ston Company . 3.10
C S 350' of Lot 1&N 90' of .ot 8 Block 400 . . .' ; ',{ The Clew ston Company . 3.10

Q) S 350' of Lot 2 Block 389 The Clewiston Company....... 4.H '..ot 9 Block 400 . . ,. The Clew ston Company . 3.10
jot 10 Block 400 . . 't? The ClewIs ton Company . 3.10
Part N of S Line'of Arco .
cd St Extended Exc. Parcel Lot 11 Block 4.00 . . 'r" The Clewiston Company . 3.10

80'x260' Lot 5 Block 390 The Clewiston Company....... 4.40N. Lot 12 Block 4.00 . .. : The Clewiston Company . 3.80

of R.R. Lot 5 Block 390 The Clewiston Company . 3.10 Lot 1 Block 401 . . The Clewis ton Company . 1.70'

Lot 1 Block 391 . . The Clewiston Company . 3.80 Lot.2 Block 401 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.42

G Lot 2 Block 391 . . The Clewis ton Company . 3.10 Lot 3 Block 401 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.42

i Lot 3 Block 391 . . The Cle\.viston Company . 3.52 Lot 4 Block 401 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.42
Lot 5 Block 401 . . The Clewiston
Lot 4 Block 391 . . The Clewis ton Company ; . 3.80 Company . 1.42
Lot 6 Block 401 . . The Clewiston
00 Company . 1.42
Lot 5 Block 391 . . The Clewiston Company . 3.80
Lot 7 Block 401 . . a The
Clewiston
Lot 6 Block 391 . . The Clewiston Company . 3.80 Company . 1.42
Lot 8 Block 401 . . The
o Lot 1.Block 391 . . The Clewis ton Company . 3.80 Clewiston Company . 1.42
Lot 9 Block 401 . . ; The
0 Clewiston Company . 1.42
Lot 8 Block 391 . . The CIewiston Company . 3.80
Lot 10 Block 401 . . The
Lot 'Block' 391 . . The Clewiston Company . 3.80 Clewiston Company . 1.42
Lot 11 Block 401 . .
E-tE- Lot 10 Block 391 . . The Clewiston Company . 3.80 The Clewiston Company . 1.42
Lot 12 Block 401 . .
Lot 11 Block 391 . . The Clewis ton Company '. 3.80 The Clewiston Company . 1.70
Lot 13 Block 401 . .
Lot 12 Block 391, . . The Clewiston Company . 3.80 ,_ The Clew ston Company . 1.70
Lot 14 Block 401 ... . .
Lot 13 Block 391,, . . The Clewis ton Company . 3.80 r The Clewlston Company . 1.42
Lot 15 Block 401 . :. .
Lot 14 Block 391 . . The Clewis ton Company . 5.2C The Clewiston Company. . 1.42
Lot 16 Block 401 . . .
Lot 1 Block 392 . . The Clewis ton Company . 3.80 .. The Clewis ton Company . 1.42
Lot 11 Block .
401 .
=' Lot 2 Block 392 . .'. The Clewiston Company .. 3.1e '' The Clewiston Company . 1.42
Lot 18 Block 401 . . .JJ
Lot 3 Block 392 . . The Clawiston Company . 3.1r ;_. The Clewiston Company 1.42
Lot 19 Block 401 . .
Lot 4 Block' 392 . . The Clewis ton Company . 3.1C Lot 20 Block 401:0' The Clewiston Company . 1.42 _

Lot 5 Block 392 . . The Clewis ton Company . 3.1(1 :::.; The Clewiston Company . 1.42
Lot 21 Block 401 .
.
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Lot 6 Block 392 . . The Clewis ton Company . 3.10 ', The Clewiston Company . 1.42
Lot 22 Block 401
. .
Lot 7 Block 392 . . The Clewiston Company . 3.1C The Clewiston Company . 1.42
Lot 23 Block
401 . .
Lot 8 Block 392 . . The Clewis ton Company . 3.10 The Clewiston Company . 1.42
Lot 24 Block 401 .
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Lot. 9 Block 392 . . The Clewis ton Company . 3.10. .. The Clewiston Company 4' 1.70 ,
Lot 1 Block 402 .
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Lot 10 Block 392 . . The Clewis ton Company . 3.10 .:, The Clewis ton Company . 1.70
Lot 2 Block .
402 . .
Lot 11 Block 392 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.42
.
The Clewiston Company . 3.10
Lot 3 Block 402 . . .
o Lot 12 Block 392 . . The Clewiston Company . 3.1e' The Clewiston ,Company . 1.42
Lot 4 Block 402 . . .
Lot 13 Block 392 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.42
The Clewiston Company . 3.1e '.
Lot 5
Block 402 . . :
Lot 14 Block 392 . . :,"/ The Clewiston Company . 1.42
The Clewis ton Company . 4.50Lot Lot 6 Block
402 . . .
rtJ . : The Clewis ton Company . 1.42
1 Block 393 .
The Clewis ton Company . 1.1 Lot 7 Block 402 . . /
.., Lot 2, Block 393 . . The Clewis ton Company . 1.4 Lot 8 Block 402 . . .y_ The The Clewiston Company . 1.42

Lot 3 Block 393 . . The Clewis ton Company . .r 1.4; Lot 9 :Block 402 . . ::' : The Clewiston Company . 1.42
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0 Lot 4 Block 393 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.4 Lot .10 Block 402 . . ;_ ,; I Clewis ton Company . 1.42 ,
: The
".> Clewis ton
) Lot 5 Block 393 . . The Clewis ton Company . 1.42 Lot 11 Block 402 . . Company . 1.42 -

0 Lot 6 Block 393 . . The Clewis ton Company . 1.4; Lot 12 Block 402 . . ...-t....'.. The The Clewiston Clewiston Company . .' 1.42

Lot 7 Block 393 . . The Clewis ton Company '_".' 1.42 Lot 13 Block 402 . . ":; :. The Clewiston Company . 1.70

J Lot 8 Block 393 . : . The Clewis ton Company . 1.47 Lot 14 Block 4.02 . . ,; The Clewiston Company . 1.70

Lot 9 Block 393 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.42 Lot 15 Block 402 . . The Clewiston Company . : 1.42

Lot 10 Block 393 . . The Clewis ton Company . 1.42 Lot 16 Block 402 . . Company . 1.42
The
.4 Lot 11 Block 393 . . The Clewis ton Company . 1.47 Lot 17 Block 402 . . Clewis ton Company . '1.42 i

Q) Lot 12 Block 393 . ; The ,Clewis ton Company . 1.47 Lot 18 Block 402 . . 'The.'he Clewiston Company . .. 1.42 I
Clewiston
Lot 13 Block 393 . . The Clewis ton Company . 1.42 Lot 19 Block 402 . . The Company . 1.42

Lot 14 Block 393 . . The Clewis ton Company . 1.42 Lot 20 Block 402 . . The Clewis ton Company . 1.42

..QE Lot 15 Block 393 . . The CIewiston Company . 1.17 Lot 21 Block 402 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.42

+ Lot 16 Block 393 . . The Clewis ton Company . 1.4 Lot 22 Block 402 . . The Clewis Clewiston Company . 1.42

Lot 17 Block 393'' . . The Clewiston Company . 1.42 Lot 23 Block 402 . . The ton Company . 1.42
. Clewiston
r. E-- Lot 18 Block 393 . . The Clewis ton Company . 1.42 Lot' 24 Block 402 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.42

Lot 19 Block 393 . . The Clewis ton Company . 1.47 Lot 1 Block 403 .. ., The Clewiston Company . 1.70

Lot 20 Block 393 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.42 Lot 2 Block 403 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.70
Lot 21 Block 393 . . The Clewis ton ? Company . 1.42
Company . 1.42 Lot 3 Block 403 . :. The Clewiston '
Lot 22 Block 393 . . The Clewis ton Company ; 1.42
Company . 1.42 Lot' 5 Block 403 . . The Clewiston
.
Lot 23 Block 393 . : The Clewiston Company . 1.42 Company 1.42
0 I Lot 6 Block 4.03 . . The Clewis ton . .
Lot 24 Block 393 . . The Clewis ton Company . 1.42 Lot 7 Block 403 . .,. The Clewiston Company 1.42

Lot 25 Block 393 . . The Clewis ton Company . 1.42 I 'Lot 8 Block 403 . . The Clewiston, Company .. .. 1.42 ,

h Lot 26 Block 393 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.42 Lot 9 Block 403 . . The Clewis ton Company Company . 1.42 1.42

Lot 21 Block 393 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.42 Lot 10 Block 403 . . The Clewis ton Company . 1.42

Lot 28 Block 393 . ... The Clewiston Company . 1.7C Lot 11 Block 403 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.42

Lot 1 Block 394 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.7 Lot 12 Block .103 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.42

Lot 2 Block 394 . . The.Clewis ton Company . 1.42 Lot 13 Block 403 . . The Clewis ton Company . 1.70

Lot 3 Block 394 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.42 Lot 1-1 Block 403 . . The Clewiston Company . .
Lot 4 Block 39.1 . . The Clewiston . 1.42 1.70
Company Lot 15 Block ,103 . . W E.
Chenet . . . 1.70
Lot 5 Block 39.1 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.42 Lot 16 Block 403 . . The Clewis ton Company . 1.42

Lot 6 Block 394 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.42 Lot 17 Block .103 . ., The Clewis ton Company . 1.42

Lot 1 Block 394 . . The Clewis ton Company . 1.42 Lot 18 Block 403 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.42

Lot 8 Block 394 '. . . The Clewiston Company . 1.J2 Lot 19 Block 403 . . The Clewis ton Company . 1.42

Lot 9 Block 394. . . The Clewiston Company . 1.42 Lot 20 Block 403 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.42
Lot 10 Block 394 . . The Clewislon Company . 1.42
Lot 21 Block 4.03 . . The Clewis ton Company . 1.42
Lot 11. Block 394 . . The Clewis ton Company . 1.,12 Lot 22 Block 4.03 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.42
Lot 12 Block 394 . . The Clewis ton Company . 1.42
Lot 13 Block 394 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.42 Lot 23 Block 403 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.42

Lot 14 Block 394 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.98 Lot 2'1 Block 403 . . ,... The Clewis ton Company . 1.42 -

Lot 15 Block 394 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.98 Lot 25 Block 403 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.42

Lot 16 Block 394 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.42 Lot 26 Block 403 . . The Clewis ton Company . 1.70

Lot 11 Block 394 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.42 Lot 1 Block 404 . . ''. 'Ihe Clewiston Company . 1.70

Lot 18 Block 394 . . The Clewist Company . 1.42 Lot 2 Block 404 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.42Lot

Lot 19 Block 394 . . The Clewist Company . 1.42 3 Block 404 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.41

Lot 20 Block 394 . . The Clewis ton Company . 1.42 Lot 4 Block 404 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.42

Lot 21 Block 394 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.42 Lot 5 Block 404 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.42

Lot 22 Block 394 . . The Clewis ton Company . 1.42 Lot 6 Block 404 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.42.

Lot 23 Block 394 . . The Clewis ton Company . 1.42 Lot 7 Block 404 . . 'l'he. Clewiston Company . 1.42

Lot 24 Block 394 . . The Clewis ton Company . 1.42 Lot 8 Block 4.04 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.42

Lot 25 Block 394 . . The Clewis ton Company . 1.42 Lot 9 Block 40.1 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.42

........ Lot 26 Block 394 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.42 Lot 10 Block .104 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.42
-------..._- Lot 21 Block 394 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.42 Lot 11 Block 404 . . The Clewistoll Company . 1.42

,, Lot 28 Block 394 . . The Clcwiston Company . 1.10 Lot 12 Block 404 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.42

Lot 1 Block 395 . . The Clewis ton Company . 1.98 I Lot 13 Block 404 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.70 ...

Lot 2 Block 395 . . The Clewis ton Company . 1.42 Lot 14 Block 404 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.70

Lot 3 Block 395 . . The Clewiston Company 1.42 I Lot 15 Block 404 . ... The Clewis ton Company . 1.42
Lot 4 Block 395 . . .. The Clewiston Company ..:. 1..12 Lot. 16 Block 404 . .. The Clewiston Company . 1.42

Lot 5 Block 395 .. . . ':rhe Clewiston Company . 1.42 I Lot 11 Block 404 . . The Clewiston\\ Company . 1.42

Lot 6 Block 395.:.. . . The Clewiston Company . Lot 18 Block 40.1 ,.-.-. . The Clewiston Company ... 1A2

Lot 7 Block 395 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.42'1 Lot,19 Block 4 .. . The Clewistr.n Company . 1..12








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Lot 20 Block 404 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.42 Lot 4 Block 415 . . The Clewiston Company . 2.54

Lot 21 Block 404 . The Clewiston Company . 1.42 Lot 5 Block 415 . . The Clewiston Company . 2.54
Lot 22 Block 404 . : : : The Clewiston Company . 1.42 Lot 6 Block 415 . . The Clewiston Company . 2.5-i

Lot 23 Block 404 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.42 Lot 7 Block 415 . . The Clewiston Company . 2.54

: Lot 24 Block 404 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.42 Lot 8 Block 415 . . The Clewiston Company . 2.54

,r Lot 25 Block 404 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.42 Lot 11 Block 415 . . The Clewiston Company . 2.26

Lot 26 Block 404 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.70 Lot 12 Block 415 . . The Clewiston Company ,. 2.26

Lot 1 Block 405 . . The Clewiston Company . 3.80 I Lot 13 Block 415 :. The Clewiston Company . 2.26 .

Lot 2 Block '405 . . The Clewiston Company . 3.10 Lot 14 Block 415 . . The Clewis ton Company . 1.98

Lot 3 Block 405 . . The Clewiston Company . 3.10 Lot 15 Block 415 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.98

1 ot 4 Block 405 . . The Clewiston Company . 3.10 Lot 16 Block 415 . . The Clewiston, Company . 1.98

I Lot 5 Block 405 . . 'The Clewiston Company . 3.10 Lot 17 Block 415 . . The Clewis ton Company . 1.98

: Lot 6 Block 405 . . The Clewiston Company . 3.10 Lot 18 Block 415 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.9S

I, Lot 7 Block 405 . . The Clewiston Company . 3.10 Lot 19 Block 415 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.98

: Lot 8 Block 405 . . The Clewiston Company . 3.10 Lot 20 Block 415 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.98

Lot 9 Block 405 . . The Clewiston Company . 3.10 Lot 21 Block 415 . . The Clewis ton Company . 1.98 .

f Lot 10 Block 405 . . The Clewiston Company . 3.10 Lot 22 Block 415 . . The Clewis ton Company . 1.9S

I Lot 12 Block 405 . . John W. Meyers .................... 3.10 Lot 23 Block 415 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.98 .
Lot 24 Block 415 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.98
Lot 13 Block 405 . . The Clewiston . .
Company 3.80 Lot 25 Block 415 :. . The Clewis ton Company . 1.98
Lot 1 Block 406 . . The Clewiston . .
Company 5.34 Lot 26 Block 415 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.98
Lot 2 Block 406 . . The Clewiston . .
Company 4.50 Lot 27 Block 415 . . The Clewiston Company,. 2.40
Lot 3 Block 406 . .. The Clewiston Company . 4.50 Lots 28-29 Block 415 .. The Clewiston . .
Company 3.10
Lot 4 Block 406 . . The Clewiston Company . 4.50 Lots 30-31 Block 415 The Clewiston
Company . 2.54
,I Lot 5 Block 406 . : :. The Clewiston Company . 4.50 Lots 32-33 Block 415 The Clewiston Company . 2.54

Lot 6 Block 406 . :. The Clewiston Company . 4.50 Lots 34-35 Block 415 The Clewiston . .. '
Company 2.54 .
Lot 7 Block 406 . . The Clewiston Company . 4.50 Lots 36-37 Block 415 The Clewis ton Company . 2.54
Lot 8 Block 406 . . The Clewiston
Company . 4.50 Lots 38-39 Block 415 The Clewiston
. .
Company 2.54
Lot 9 Block 406 . . The Clewiston Company . 4.50 Lot 40 Block 415 . . L. M. Harding . . . 1.98
Lot 10 Block 406 . . The Clewiston Company . 4.50 41-42--43
Lot 11 Block 406 . . The Clewiston Company . 4.50 Lots Block 415. The Clewis ton Company . 3.80

Lot 12 Block 406 . . The Clewiston Company . 4.50 Lot 1 Block 416 . . The Clewiston Company . 2.40
Lot 13 Block 406 . . The Clewiston . .
Company 5.90I Lot 2 Block 416 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.98
I Lots 1-2-3 Block 407 The Clewiston Company . 35.30 Lot 3 Block 416 . . The Clewis ton . 1.98
Lot 4 Block 407 . . The Clewiston . Company
Company 5.20 Lot 4 Block 416 : . : The Clewiston
. 1.98
Lot 5 Block 407 . . The Clewiston Company . 5.20 Lot 5 Block 416 . . The Clewiston Company
. .
Lot 6 Block 407 . . The Clewiston Company . 5.20 Lot 6 Block 46 . . The Company 1.98
Clewiston . .
i Lot 7 Block 407 . The Clewiston . ; Company 1.98
'0' Company 5.20 I Lot 7 Block 416 . . The
Clewiston . .
r Lot 8 Block 407 . : The Company 1.98
Clewiston Company . 5.20 Lot 8 Block 416 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.98

I Lot 9 Block 407 . . The Clewiston Company . 5.20The I Lot 9 ,Block 416 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.98

\ Lot 10 Block 407 . . Clewiston Company .'. 5.20 Lot 10 Block 416 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.98

; Lot 11 Block 407 . . The Clewiston Company . 5.20 I Lot 11 Block 416 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.98

I Lot 12 Block 407 . . The Clewiston Company . 10.10 Lot 12 Block 416 . : The Clewiston Company . 1.98 0I

f( Lot 1 Block 408 . . The Clewiston! Company . 3.80 : Lot 13 Block 416 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.98 "

Lot 2 Block 408 . . The Clewiston Company . 3.10 Lot 14 Block 416 . . The Clewi ton Company . :1.98 ";J/

,, Lot 3 Block 408 . . The Clewiston Company . 3.10 Lot 15 Block'416 . . The Clewiston Company . :1.98

f./t 4 Block 408 . . The Clewiston Company . 3.10 Lot 16 Block 416 . . The Clewis ton Company . 1.98 nto ..'

/ ,,Jt 5 Block 408 . : The Clewiston! Company .-. 3.10 Lot 17 Block 416 . . The Clewiston Company. . 1.98 JF.

I 1.y 6 Block 408 . . The Clewiston Company . 3.10 Lot 18 Block 416 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.98

Lot 7 Block 408 . . The Clewiston Company . 3.10 Lot 19 Block 416 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.98

Lot 8 Block 408 .. . The Clewiston Company . 3.10 Lot 20 Block 416 . .. The Clewiston Company . 1.98

Lot 9 Block 408 . . The Clewiston Company . 3.10 Lot 21 Block 416 . ... The Clewiston Company . 1.98 -2.

Lot 10 Block 408 . . The Clewiston Company . 3.10 Lot 22 Block 416 . . The Clewiston Company . 2.40

Lot 11 Block 408 . . The Clewiston Company . 3.10 Lots 23-24 Block 416 The Clewiston Company . 3.10 .,

Lot 12 Block 408 . . The Clewiston Company . 4.50 Lots 25-26 Block 416 The Clewiston Company . 2.54 ......

Lot 1 Block 409 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.70 Lots 27-28 Block 416 The Clewiston Company . 2.54 -0

Lot 2 Block 409 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.42 Lots 29-30 Block 416 The Clewiston Company . .2.54 :s 1

Lot 3 Block 409 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.42 Lots 31-32 Block 416 The Clewiston Company . 2.54 oa

j Lot 4 Block 409 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.42 Lots 33-34 Block 416 The Clewiston Company .,. 2.54 ;

\I Lot 5 Block 409. . . The Clewiston Company . 1.42 Lots 35-36 ,Block 416 The Clewiston Company . 2.54 (

Lot 6 Block 409 --. . . The Clewiston Company . 1.42 Lots 37-38 Block 416 The Clewiston Company . 2.54

I Lot 7 Block 409 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.42 Lots 39-40 Block 416 The Clewiston Company . 2.54 ::r

I Lot 8 Block 409 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.42 Lots 41-42 Block 416 The Clewiston Company . 2.54

Lot 9 Block 409 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.42 Lots 43-44 Block 416 The Clewiston Company . 3.10 "'

Lot 10 Block 409 . .: The Clewiston Company . 1.42 Lot 3 Block 417 . . The Clewiston Company . 2.54 "

Lot 11 Block 409 . : The Clewiston Company . 1.42 Lot 4 Block 417 . . The Clewiston Company . 2.54 a

Lot 12 Block 409 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.98 Lot 5 Block 417 . . The Clewiston Company . 2.54 O

Lot 13 Block 409 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.98 Lot 6 Block 417 . . The Clewiston Company. . 2.54

Lot 14 Block 409 . . Frank Hogben . . . 3.10 Lot 7 Block 417 . . The Clewiston Company . 2.54 lVfp \

Lot 15 Block 409 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.56. Lot 8 Block 417 . . The Clewiston Company . 2.54 :

Lot 16 Block 409 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.56 Lot 9 Block 417 . . The Clewiston Company . 2.54

Lot 17 Block 409 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.56 Lot 10 Block 417 . . The Clewiston Company . 2.m

Lot 18 Block 409 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.56 Lot 11 Block 417 . . The Clewiston Company . 2.54

Lot 19 Block 409 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.56 Lot 12 Block 417' . . The Clewiston Company . 2.54 -

Lot 20 Block 409 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.56 Lot 13 Block 417 . : The Clewiston Company . 2.54 o ;

Lot 21 Block 409 ',. . The Clewiston Company . 1.56 Lot 14 Bloclt 417 . . 'rh---,-. --'pwi_.. _<::tnn-..- ("'nmn n'r . .9....r.,A." :
Lot 22 Block 409 . . The Clewiston Comnanv 1 KR Lot 15 Block 417 . . The Clewiston 'Company"U'---J . 2.54 o-t.r:

Lot 23 Block 409 . . The Clewiston Company : : : : : 1.56: Lot 16 Block 417 . . The Clewiston Company . 2.54 :

Lot 24 Block 409 . . The Clewiston Company . .- 1.84 Lot 17,Black 417 .. ... The Clewiston Company . 2.54 > I'f\

,Lot 1 Block 410 . :. The Clewiston Company . 1.84 Lot 18 Block 417 T. . The Clewiston Company . 2.54 / "' ... 1.
Lot 2 Block 410 . . The Clewiston ,
Company . 1.56 -
Lot 3 Block 410 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.56 Lot 19 :Block 417 . . The Clewiston Company . 2.54 .

Lot 4 Block 410 . ... The Clewiston Company . 1.56 Lot 20 Block 417 . . The Clewiston Company . 2.54 I

Lot 5 Block 410 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.56f.Lot Lot 23 Block 417 . . E. Feuchtinger . . . 2.54 On ..' .. ..
Lot 24 Block 417 . .
6 Block 410 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.56 The Clewiston Company . 1.98 --
". ". +Lot 7 Block 410 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.56 Lot 25 Block,417 ;: . The Clewiston Company . 1.98 -t -- ,. ;
'Lot 8 Block 410 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.56 Lot 26 Block 417 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.98 ..* ':' .."

Lot 9 Block 410 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.56 Lot 27 Block 417 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.98. (D ;'
Lot 28 Block 417 . . ,,
Lot 10 Block 410 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.56 The Clewiston Company . 1.98 ..
Lot 12 Block 410 . . The Clewiston Company :. . 1.98 Lot 29 Block 417 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.98 ,' -= .
Lot 30 Block 417 . . :
Lot 13 Block 410 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.98 The Clewiston Company . .' 1.98 :
Lot 31 Block . .
417 .
Lot 14 Block 410 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.56 The Clewiston Company . 1.98
I Lot 15 Block 410 . Lot 32 Block 417 . . The ''Clewiston ,
The Clewiston Company . 1.56 Company . 1.9S
Lot 16 Block 410 .. . The Clewiston Company . 1.56 Lot 33 Block 417 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.98 a-&.
Lot 34 Block 417 . . / .. .
Lot 17 Block 410 . . The Clewiston } ; ,'
The Clewiston Company . 1.56 Company . 1.98 ? I\ :
Lot 35 Block 417 . . < .
Lot 18 Block 410 . . The "
The Clewiston Company . 1.56 Clewiston Company . 1.98 r 8I. ,
Lot 36 Block 417 . . "
Lot 19 Block 410 . The "
The Clewiston Company . 1.56 Clewiston Company . 1.98 ,
Lot 37 Block 417 . . '
Lot 20 Block 410 ... . The Clewiston Company . 1.56 The Clewiston Company, . 1.92 :
Lot 38 Block 417 . .
Lot 21 Block 410 . The .
The Clewiston Clewiston Company . 1.98 .
Company . 1.56 I
Lot 39 Block 417 . o .
Lot 22 Block 410 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.56 : The Clewiston Company . 1.98 t : :'
Lot 40 Block 417 . .
Lot 23 Block 410 . . : The ,
The Clewiston Company . 1.56 Clewiston Company . 1.98 t" :
Lot 41 Block 417 . .
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Lot 24 Block 410 . . The 'r \ ,
The Clewiston Company . 1.84 Clewiston Company . 1.98 \I Q .' ,.J, '
Lot 42 Block 417 . . :
Lot 1 Block 411 . . The Clewiston Company . 2.12 The Clewiston Company . 1.98 5:;?: _.
Lot 43 Block 417 . . .
Lot 3 Block 411 . . The Clewiston The Clewiston Company . 1.98 C '
Company . .
1.70
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Lot 44 Block 417 . . '
Lot 6 Block 411 . . L. L. Lynn . . . . 1.98 The Clewiston Company . 2.40 '..
Lot 1 Block 418 . . .
Lot 8 Block 411, . . The Clewiston The Clewiston Company . 3.38
Company . .
1.98!
Lot 2 Block . .
418 .
Lots 10-11 Block 411...... The Clewiston The Clewiston Company . 2.82 2';
Company . 2.26 '
Lot 3 Block .
418 . .
Lots 12-13 Block 411...... The Clewiston Company . 1.84 The Clewiston Company . 2.82 "
Lot 4 Block 418 . . JII1
Lots 14-15 Block 411 The Clewiston The Clewiston Company . 2.82
Company . 1.84
Lot 5 Block 418 . . .
Lots 16-17 Block 411 The Clewiston Company . 1.84 r The Clewiston Company . 2.82 ( "
Lot 6 Block 418 . ,
Lots 18-19 Block 411 The Clewiston Company . 2.26 The Clewiston Company . 2.82 CO ->
Lot 7 Block 418 . :. ,
Lot 20 Block 411 . . The Clewiston Company . 2.40 The Clewiston Company . 2.82 ,
Lot 21 Block 411 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.98 Lot 11 Block 418 . . The Clewiston Company . 2.54 o .: :':" ,

Lot 22 Block 411 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.70 Lot 12 Block 418 ,. . ; The Clewiston Company . 2.54The 0 ," :/' .

Lot 23 Block 411 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.70 Lot 13 Block 418 . . Clewiston Company . 2.54 >" ;

Lot 24 Block 411 . . Georgia G. Kuhlman 1.70 Lot 20 Block 418. . The Clewiston Company . : 2.40, < to'

Lot' 25 Block 411 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.70 ". Lot 21 Block 418 . . :' The Clewiston Company . 1.98 r. M ,

I Lot 26 Block 411 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.70 .Lot 22 Block 418 . . The Clewiston Company . 1-98 ti

I Lot 27 Block 411 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.70 I Lot 23 Block 418 . . ", The Clewiston Company . 1-98 ,

fc& 28 Block 411 . . The Clewiston Company . 2.12 Lot 24 Block 418 . .". The Clewiston Company . 1.98 .

. 4. ot 3 Block 412 . . The Clewiston Company .'. 1.70 Lot 25 Block 418 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.98 s'rx

Lot 5 Block 412 ... . The Clewiston Company . 1.70 Lot 26 Block 418 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.98

Lot 6 Block 412 . .'. The Clewiston Company . 1.70 Lot 27 Block 418 . .. The Clewiston Company . 1.98

Lot 7 Block 412 . . Morris P. Compton . . 1.98 Lot 28 Block 418 . . The Clewiston Company . 2.54 "

Lot 8 Block 412 . ,. Morris P. Compton . . 1.98 Lot 1 Block 422 . . The Clewiston Company . 3.80
Lot 9 Block 412 . . The Clewiston Company . 2.40 Lot 2 Block 422 . . The Clewiston Company . 2.8 ;

Lot 10 Block 412 . . The Clewiston Company . '1.42 Lot 3 Block 422 . . The Clewiston Company . 2.8 ;
Lot 11 Block 412 . . Lot 4 Block 422 . . The Clewiston . 2.82
A. Company
J. Wilders . . . .
1.70 1
Lot 12 Lot 5 Block 422 . . .
Block 412 . . The Clewiston . 2.82
A. J. Wilders . . . 1.701 I Company
Lot 13 I Lot G Block 422 . . ,:
Block 412 . . The Clewiston Company . 2.8 .
A. J. Wilders . . . 1.70'A.
Lot 14 Lot 7 Block 422. . . ,
Block 412 . . The Clewiston . 2.82
a F Lot 15 J. Wilders! . . . 1.70 r f Lot 8 Block 422 Company
Block 412 . . The Clewiston Company . 2.82
A. J. Wilders . . . 1.70 I
Lot 16 Lot 9 Block 422 . . .
Block 412 . . The Clewiston Company . 3.38
A. J. Wilders . . . 1.70
Lots 17-18-19 Block 412: The [ Lot 10 Block 422 . .. ',< The Clewiston Company . 2.54

Lot.20 Block 412 . . The Clewiston Company . 3.10 I Lot 11 Block 422 . ., The Clewiston Company . 1.98 .
Clewiston Company . 2.40 !i Lot 12 Block 422 . . "
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Lot 21
Block .
412 . . . .
The 1.98
W. G. Ames . ; . . 3.10 I Clewiston Company :..,
Lot 22 Block Lot .13 Block 422 . .
412 . . The The Clewiston Company . 1.98
Clewiston . .
Lot 23 Block 412 . . The Company 1.70 : Lot 14 Block 422 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.98 :
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Lot 24 Clewiston Company . 1.70 : Lot 15 Block 422 . . :
Block 412 . . The The Clewiston Company . 1.98 : ; :
Clewiston . 1.70. ,:
Lot 25 Block 412 . The Company ,' Lot 16 Block 422 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.98 ,
Lots 26-27 Block 412**. Clewiston Company . 1.70', Lot 17 Block 422 . . ,', :," ,, :.
.
The Clewiston Company . 1.98
Mabel Frances . . . 3.10 ; ,
Lot 18 Block . .
Lot 28 Block 422 .
412 .
. The The Clewiston Company . 2.40 '" ,.:, ,
Clewiston '
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Lot 1 Block 413. . . The Clewiston Company 2.12 Lot 19 Block 422 . . Hollis Lanier . . . . 2.54 L ; ,
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Lot 2 Block 413 . . The Clewiston Company 4,50 'I Lot 20 Block 422 . Hollis Lanier . . . . 2.54
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Let 3 Block 413 . . The Clewiston Company 3.80 Lot 21 Block 422 .. Hollis Lanier . . . 2.54 .
Lot 4 Block 413 . . .. The Clewiston Company . 3.80 Lot 22 Block 422. . Hollis Lanier . ;. : . . 2.54
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Lot 5 Block 413 . . The Clewiston Company 3,80 I Lot 23 Block 422 . . Hollis Lanier . . . 2.54
Lot 6 Block 413 . ,. The Clewiston Company . 3.80 J Lot 24 Block 422 . Hollis Lanier . . . '. 2.54
Lot 7 Block 413 . ,. The Clewiston Company . 3.80 I Lot 25 Block 422 . . The Clewiston Company . 2.54

Lot 8 Block 413 . . The Clewiston Company . 3.80 Lot 26 Block 422 . . The Clewiston Company . 2.54
Lot 9 Block 413 . . Company . 3.80 I Lot 27 Block 422 . .
The ,Clewiston Elmer G. Case . . . 2.54
3.80
Lot 10 Block . Company Lot 28 Block 422 . .
413 .
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The Clewiston Elmer G. Case . . . 3.10
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Lot LI Block 413 . . The Clewiston Company 3.80 I Lot 2 Block 423 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.98
f _, 12 Block 413 . . The Clewiston Company . 3.80 I Lot 3 Block 123 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.98
8. iiot: 1 Block 415 . . The Clewiston Company . 4.50 1 Lot 4 Block 423 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.98

Lot 2 Block 415 . . The Clewiston Company . 3.10 I Lot 5 Block 423 . : The Clewiston Company : 1.98

Lot 3 Block 415 ; ; . The Clewiston Company .' : 2.54 Lot 6 Block 423 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.98

Company . 2.54 Lot 7 Block 423 . . The Clewiston Company... . 1.98
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The Clewiston Company .. . 1.98 'Lot 15, Block 428 . . The, Clewiston Company . 1.84
Company
Block 423: . The Clewiston
Lot 8 > . The Clewiston Company . 1.98 Lot 16, Block 428 . . Company . 1.84
Block 423 . The Clewiston
Lot 9 10 Block 423 . . I The Clewiston Company . 1.98 Lot 17, Block 428 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.84

Lot Lot 11 Block 423 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.98 Lot 18, Block 428 . .-. The Clewiston Company . 2.82

Lot 12 Block 423 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.03 Lot 19, Block 428 . . The Clewiston Company . 2.26
. 1.9ELot Lot 20, Block 428 . . . 2.26
Lot 13 Block 423 . . The Clewiston Company The Clewiston Company
14 Block 423 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.98 Lot 21, Block 428 . . The Clewiston Company . 2.26Lot

15 Block 423 . . TJC] Clewiston Company . 1.98 Lot 22, Block 428 . . The Clewiston Company . 2.82
Lot
16 Block 423 . The Clewiston Company . 1.98 23, Block 428 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.70
Lot 17 Block 423 ". . The Clewiston Company . 1.95 Lot 1, Block 429 ; . The Clewiston Company . 1.70

Lot Lot 18 Block 423 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.98 Lot 2, Block 429 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.70

19 Block 423 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.9 Lot 3, Block 429 '. . The Clewiston Company . 1.70Lot

Lot 20 Block 423 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.9J I Lot 4, Block 429 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.70

Lot Lot 21 Block 423 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.9ELot 5, Block 429 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.70

22 Block 423 . .. The Clewiston Company . 2.4f Lot 6, Block 429 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.70Lot

Lot 25 Block 423 . . Tl'e Clewiston Company . 2.0 Lot 7, Block 429 . . The Clewiston Company'' . '. 1.70
. 2.54 8, Block 429 . 1.98
26 Block 423 . . The Clewiston Company The Clewiston Company "
Lot
28 Block 423 . . Elmer G. Case . .. . . 2.5' Lot 9, Block 429 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.98

Lot 29 Block 423 . . Elmer G. Case .. ?.. . 2.5'Lot Lot 10 i, Block 429 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.70

Lot 30 Block 423 . . The Clewiston Company . 2.5' .ot 11. Block 429 . . The ClewisLot .nn V ii company! . 1.70
Company . 2.5 Lot 12, Block 429 . : . 1.70
The Clewiston
. Company
Clewiston
:: ; Lot 31 Block 423 . 2.5' 13, Block 429 . . The . 1.70
iNc ?{: Lot 32 Block 423 . . The Clewiston Company The Clewiston Company
: . .
!}: Lot 33 Block 423 . . The Clewiston Company . 2.5' Lot 14, Block 429 The.Clewiston Company .'. 1.70Lot
'" : . .
;; !.ot'15: Block 429 . 1.70
c' Clewiston Company . 2.5' .
The
423 . Clewiston Company
34 Block The
S > ;: RG Lot . 2.5 !: 16, Block 429 . . . 1.70
Clewiston Company
: i f Lot 35 Block"423 . . The The Clewiston Company
: : c Clewiston Company . 2 n' Lot 17, Block 429 . . 1,70ot
The
423 . Clewiston Company
.... : Lot 36 Block 429 . . The
. 2.5 Lot 18, Block . 2.12
Lot 37 Block 423 . . The Clewiston Company The Clewiston Company
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'". . 2.5' 19, Block 429 . 1.84
'J Clewiston Company "
423 . . The Clewiston Company
Lot 38 Block ': The
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,. . 2.5 Lot 20, Block 429 . 1.84
423 . . The Clewiston Company Clewiston Company
Lot 39 Block The
: D/ . 2.5' Lot 21, Block 429 . . . 1.84
Block 423 . . The Clewiston Company Clewiston Company
40 The
Lot
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: k ; : '. ,. . 3.M Lot 22, Block 429 . . 2.12T.ot
Company
i: Lots 1-2 Block 424 . ; The Clewiston . . The Clewiston Company
429
< : . 2.5' Lot 23, Block . 1.84
Lots 3-4 Block 424 . ; The, Clewiston Company .'. The Clewiston Company
: 430 .
. 2.5' 1, Block . 1.56Lot
Lots 5-6 Block 424 . The Clewiston Company The Clewiston Company
. 2.5 Lot 2, Block 430 .: . 1.56Lot
Lots 7-8 Block 424 . .t" The Clewiston Company . The Clewiston Company
9-10 Block 424 . > The Clewiston Company . 2.5 3, Block 430 . ..- .' Clewiston Company . 1.56
Lots The
.,.- -,'.' ;'. ':;-r ::" :. '.,: Lots 11-12 'Block 424 '"t.: The Clewiston Company . .. 2.5 4, Block 430 .. .. .. .. The Clewiston Company . 1.56
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-,. '. 13-14 Block 424 The Clewiston Company . 2.5'Lots :Lot: 5, Block 430 Clewiston Company . 1.56Lot
Lots . The
15-16 Block 424: : .... '.. .- The Clewiston Company . 2.5' Lot 6, Block 430 . The Clewiston Company . 1.56
.'.- The Clewiston Company . 2.5' 7, Block 430 . . 1.56
Lots 17-18 Block 424 Lot 8 Block 430 . . The Clewiston Company
,
z The Clewiston Company . 2.5 . 1.56
19-20 Block 424 . The Clewiston Company
Lots Lot!: 9 Block 430 .
1.56
The ,Clewiston Company . 3.1f . .
Lots 21-22 Block 424 : Lot'10 Block 430 . . The Clewiston Company
1.56
. 2.4f . .
23 Block 424 . . The Clewiston Company . The Clewiston Company
.., Lot Lot 24 Block 424 . . './' U. S. Slate . . . . 2.4 Lot Lot 11 12 Block Block 430 430 .. .. .. . The Clewiston Company . 1.84
. 1.9f . 1.84
. The Clewiston Company, Clewiston Company
Lot 25 Block 424 r Block 430. . The
Lot 13
.. c . . '. ,': The Clewiston Company . ; 1.9f Clewiston Company . 1.56 -
424 The
: Lot 26 Block Lot 14, Block 430 . .. 1.56 '
. 1.9 . ,
424 . :. The Clewiston Company Clewiston Company
Lot 27 Block Block 430 .'. . The ""'
15
Lot
. . The Clewiston Company . 1.9f Clewiston Company . 1.56 .'
Lot 28 Block 424 Lot 16 Block 430 . . The
424 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.9E Clewiston Company . 1.56
Lot 29 Block ': Lot 17, Block 430 . . The
Block 424 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.9 The Clewiston Company . 1.56
Lot 30 Block 430 . .
3U Lot 31 Block 424 . . .; The Clewiston Company . .. 1.95Lot Lot Lot 18 19, Block 430 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.56
. 1.9 -'- . 1.56Lot
32 Block 424 The Clewiston Company The Clewiston Company
'f' Lot.20, Block 430 . . -
. 1.9f . 1.56
Lot 33 Block 424 . . The Clewiston Company Block 430 . . The Clewiston Company
21
,: . 1.9.r . 1.56
Lot 34 Block 424 . . The Clewiston Company Lot 22 Block 430 . . The Clewiston Company
: Lot 35 Block 424 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.9 23, Block 430 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.56Lot
.' . 1.9 Lot . 1.84
Lot 36 Block 424 . . The Clewiston Company 24 Block 430 . . The Clewiston Company
Lot 37 Block 424 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.9C 1 ,Block 431 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.98
Lot
Lot 38 Block 424 . . ., The Clewiston Company . 1.9 Lot, 2, Block 431 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.70Lot

Lot 39 Block 424 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.9 431 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.70
3 Block
'c Clewiston . 1.9 ... 1.70
Lot 40 Block 424 . . The Company 4 Block 431 . . The Clewiston Company
A\ F"oo < Lot 41 Block 424 . . :. The Clewiston Company . 1.9 Lot Lot 5, Block 431 . . ; The .Clewiston Company . 1.70

Lot 42 Block 424 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.95 6, Block 431 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.70
Lot
Lot 43 Block 424 . .. ; The Clewiston Company . 1.9r 7, Block 431 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.70

( Lot 44 Block 424 . . The Clewiston Company . 2.4f Lot Lot 8, Block 431 . . '. The Clewiston Company . 1.70ot

Lot 1 Block 425 . . The Clewiston Company . 3.31"Lot,2 .. 9, Block 431 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.98

Block 425 . . The Clewiston Company '. 2.5 :Lot 10, Block 431 . .,. The Clewiston Company . 2.26Lot
Lot 3 Block 425 . . ';' The Clewiston Company . 2.5 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.84Lot
C Lot 4 Block 425; The Clewiston Company . 2.5Lot / 11, Block 431 > . 1.84
. . The Clewiston Company
12 Block 431 '\ ..
5 Block 425 : : : : : : : : The Clewiston Company ., 2.5 . : The Clewiston company . JL.O OA*

Lot 6 Block 425 . ... The Clewiston Company . 2.5 Lot 13, Block 431.431 . . '-':. '.- The Clewiston Company. . 2.26
Block
14
Lot 7 Block 425 . . The Clewiston Company . 2.54Lot Lot 431 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.98
15 Block .. ?;
Lot
. . .:' .: The Clewiston Company . 2.5 .
8 Block 425 16 Block 431 . . ; The Clewiston Company . 1.70
O. 5 Lot 9 Block 425 . . ; The Clewiston Company . 2.5 Lot Lot 17,, Block 431 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.70

Lot 10 Block 425 . . The Clewiston Company . 3.3 Lot 18, Block 431 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.70

E- Lots 11-12 Block 425 The Clewiston Company .;., 3.1C Lot 19 Block 431 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.70Lot

Lots 13-14 Block 425 . The Clewiston Company . 2.5 20,, Block 431 . . < The Clewiston Company . 1.70

Lots 15-16 Block 425 The Clewiston Company ; 2.5. Lot 21, Block 431 . . -;. The Clewiston Company . 1.70

Lots 17-18 Block 425 '#; The Clewiston Company . 2.5 Lot 22, Block 431 . . ': :. The Clewiston Company . 1.70

Lots 19-20 'Block 425 .'. r' The Clewiston Company .*.. ; 25' Lot 23,,Block 431. . . : !r The Clewiston Company . 1.98

Lots 21-22 Block 425 .. The Clewistcot Company . 2.5 Lot T Block 432 . : :j. ', : The Clewiston Company . 1.84
Lots 23-24 Block 425 / The Clewiston Company . 2.5 Lot 2;, Block 432 . . ':*.'- The Clewiston Company . 1.56

=' Lots 25-26 Block 425 ;:. The Clewiston Company . 3.1r Lot 3, Block 432 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.56

Lot 27 Block 425 . ... . The Clewiston Company . 2.4f Lot 4, Block 432 . . .' ..": The Clewiston Company . 1.56

Lot 28 Block 425 . . .: The Clewiston Company- 1.9 Lot 5 Block 432 . . ":,, ,', The Clewiston Company . 1.56Lot '\

SO Lot 29 Block 425. . . The Clewiston Company ,, . 1.9r 6,, Block 432 . . ,'.! The Clewiston Company . 1.56 \'cf "

Lot 30 Block 425 . . .: The Clewiston Company . 1.9r 'jot 7, Block 432 '. . { _P:: The Clewiston Company . 1.56 r

Lot 31 Block 425 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.9,1" Lot 8, Block 432 . . .;, :i:'. The Clewiston Company . 1.56Lot
Block 425 . . The Clewiston . 1.9 . 1.84
Lot 32 .. Company 9, Block 432 .. . ,t>t : The Clewiston Company :
Lot 33 Block 425 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.9 :.ot 10 Block 432 . . ;" The Clewiston Company . 2.40
Lot 34 Block 425 . . .'" The Clewiston Company . 1.9 '
. 1.84
\ f Clewiston
The Company
0 Lot 35 Block 425 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.9 Lot 11, Block 432 . . :: .

Lot 36 Block 425 . . ::;: The Clewiston Company ... 1.9 Lot 12, Block 432 . . ..;.:; .. The Clewiston Company . 1.84

Lot 37 Block 425 . . The Clewiston Company .'. 1.9<;' Lot 13, Block 432 . . ,'. ;;: The Clewiston Company . 2.40

Lot 38 Block 425 ; . The Clewiston Company . 1.9 Lot 14, Block 432 . . ;; '::" The Clewiston Company . 1.84

en> "3 Lot 39 Block 425 . . .: The Clewiston Company . 1.98 Lot 15, Block 432 . ., -:;;: '. The Clewiston Company ? 1.56Lot

Lot 40 Block 425 . . '. The Clewiston Company . ''1.9. 16 Block 432 .'. . ; ...., -rn-. The Clewiston Company ... 1.56

; Lot 41 Block 425 4. . .. The Clewiston Company. . 2.26 Lot 17: Block 432 . . ",;-:-}? The Clewiston Company . 1.56

.. 0 Lot 42 Block 425 . . The Clewiston Company . 2.26 Lot 18, Block 432 . . .. The Clewiston Company . 1.56

Q) Lot 43 Block 425 . . The Clewiston Company . 2.2 Lot 19, Block 432 . . '. ,F' The Clewiston Company . 1.56

0 Lot 1 Block 426 . . .. :', The Clewiston Company . 1.56 Lot 20, Block 432 . . <..:j.K, The Clewiston Company . 1.56

Lot 2 Block 426 . . : The Clewiston Company .4 1.56 Lot 21, Block 432 ... . .'i'" The Clewiston Company . 1.56Lot

.J Lot 3 Block 426 . . \ The Clewiston Company . 1.56 22, Block 432 . . ''; The Clewiston Company. . 1.84.

F; Lot 4 Block 426 . . _. The Clewiston Company .'. 1.561,I Lot' 1. Block 433 . ... .'...'..: '*f-'. The Clewiston Company . 1.70

a Lot 5 Block 426 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.56 ,I Lot 2, Block 433 . . ":; 'fThe Clewiston Company . 1.56

Lot 6 Block 426 ,,. . . ; The Clewiston Company . 1.56 Lot 3, Block 433 . . :-L". .. 'The Clewiston Company . 1.56 I

Q) Lot 7 Block 426 . . The Clewiston Company : 1.56 1 Lot 4; Block 433 . . : The Clewiston Company . 1.56 :

z Lot 8 Block 426 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.56 ; Lot 5, Block 433 . . ':;.l The; Clewiston Company . 1.56 I

Lot 9 Block 426 . . The Clewiston Company . 2.26 | Lot 6, Block 433 . . 1-' The Clewiston Company . ; 1.56 I

Lot 10 Block 426 . . The Clewiston Company . 2.40 i Lot 7, Block 433 . . ?:, ,' The Clewiston! Company . 1.56Lot '

Lot 11 Block 426 . . .. The Clewiston Company. . 1.70 i 8, Block 433 . ::" The Clewiston Company . 1.56


43H Lot 12 Block 426 . . '. The Clewiston Company . 1.70 Lot 9, Block 433 .. . .' ) ..; (. The Clewiston Company . 1.70

Lot' 13 Block 426 . . The Clewiston Company : 1.70 Lot 10, Block 433 . . .;:.t'. The Clewiston Company : .. 2.12Lot
433 . .. The Clewiston Company . 1.84
11 Block : -'
. 1.70 .' '
Lot 14 Block 426 . . The Clewiston Company
The Clewiston . 1.84
Lot 12, Block 433 .' . ,.; Company
Lot 15 Block 426 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.70 Lot 13, Block 433 . . ; ,,' The Clewiston Company ; 2.26Lot
Lot 16 ,Block 426 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.70 14 Block 433 . . The Clewiston Company' . 1.84

a Lot 17 'Block 426 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.70 Lot 15,, Block 433 . . /, :ir"; The Clewiston Company . 1.56

Lot 18 Block 426 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.70 Lot 16, Block 433 ... . .. ,; .4 The Clewiston Company . 1.56Lot

Lot 19 Block 426 . :. ', The Clewiston Company . 2.82 17 Block 433 . . ]," :l:,; The Clewiston Company . 1.56 i

I Lot 20 Block 426 ." . : ;' The Clewiston Company . 2.26 Lot 18, Block 433 . ., ;;'" The Clewiston Company . 1.56 ,

Lot 21 Block 426 . . The Clewiston Company . 2.6 Lot 19, Block 433". . '. '.' The Clewiston Company . 1.56Lot -

Lot 22 Block 426 . . The Clewiston Company . 2.51 20, Block 433 . . .
\ I Lot 1 Block 427 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.70 Lot 21, Block 433 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.56
,: 427 . . The C'ewiston Company . 1.70( ;p.
2 Block
Lot Lot 22, Block 433 . . '. The Clewiston Company . 1.56
: : .' I Lot 3 Block 427 . . The Ciewiston Company . 1.70( Lot 1, Block 446 . . '.:':>;-,. The Clewiston Company . .. 2.68

\L :i,:< '' ,,:.,' Lot 4 Block 427 . . .. ,'. The Clewiston Company . 1.70( I Lot 2, Block 416 . . ,, :The Clewiston Company . 2.26
'. : 427 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.70( t.-
Lot 5 Block
Lot 3, Block 446 . . ', The Clewiston Company . 2.26
Lot 6 Block'427 . . -. The Clewiston Company . 1.70( Lot 4, Block 446 . . ..::;: The Clewiston Company . 2.26

Lot 7 Block 427 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.70( Lot 5, Block 416 . . :::;; The Clewiston Company . 2.26
Lot 8 Block 427 . :. The ,Clewiston Company; . 1.70( "
I Lot 6, Block 446 . . The Clewiston Company . 2.26
Lot 9 Block 427 . . The Clewiston Company ... 2.40( Lot 7, Block 446 . . ''" .';:;f- The Clewiston Company . 2.26
Lot 10 Block 427 . . The Clewiston Company . 2.40
Lot 8, Block 446 . . ;- The Clewiston Company . 2.26
Lot 11 Block 427 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.70 ;
\ Lot 9, Block 446 . . The Clewiston Company '," 2.26
Lot 12 Block 427 . . The Clewiston Company' . 1.70( ;
Lot 10, Block 446 . . ';:.' The Clewiston Company . 2.26
1.70
Lot 13 Block 427 . . The Clewiston Company '
1 Lot 11, Block 446 . . : The Clewiston Company . 2.26ot
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Lot 14 Block 427 . . The Clewiston Company .
12 Block 446 . . The Clewiston Company . 268
I Lot 15 Block 427 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.70 '
Lots 13-14 Block 446 . : The Clewiston Company . 3.80
Lot 16 Block 427 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.70 -- The Clewiston .
Block 446 Company 3.10
Lot 17 Block 427 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.70 Lots 15-16, .4. "
. 1.70 Lots 17-18, Block 446. :. ; The Clewiston Company . 3.10
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Lot 18 Block 427 . . The Clewiston Company
446 . The Clewiston Company . 3.10
Lot 19, Block 427 . . The Clewiston Company . 3.10 Lots 19-20, Block ,.
446 . The Clewiston Company . 3.10
. 2.26 Lots 21-22, Block
Lot 20, Block 427 . . The Clewiston Company
. The Clewiston . 3.10
. 2.26 Lots 23-24, Block 446 Company
Lot 21, Block 427 . . The Clewiston Company -
. 310 I Lots 25-26, Block 446 . The Clewistorr Company ; 3.10ots
Lot 22, Block 427 . .-. The Clewiston Company
. 1.81 27-28, Block 446Lots . The Clewiston Company . 3.10
Lot 1, Block 428 . :. The Clewiston Company
1.81 29-30, Block 446 . The Clewiston Company . 3.10
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Lot 2, Block 428 . The Clewiston Company
Lot 3, Block 428 . :. The Clewiston Company . 1.84 I. Lots 31-32, Block 446 . The Clewiston Company;: . 3.10.ots

Lot 4 Block 428 . ... The Clewiston Company . 1.84 33-34, Block 446 . The Clewiston Company . 3.10
Lot 5,, Block 428 . . ':. The Clewiston Company . 1.8,1Lot Lot 35, Block 446 . ; : 'Jordan Eilers ___......._,_______...... 3.10

6, ,Block 428 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.84 I .ot36, Block 446 . . Jordan Eilers . . . 3.80.ot

Lot 7, Block 428 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.84 1, Block 447 . . The Clewiston Company . 3.80

Lot 8, Block 428 . .- The Clewiston Company .. . 1.84 I! Lot 2, Block 447 . . The Clewiston Company . 3.24

Lot 9, Block 428 . . The Clewiston Company . 2.54 !!I Lot 3, Block 447 ... . The Clewiston Company . 3.24

Lot 10, Block 428 . .:. The Clewiston Company ... 2.54 Lot 4, Block 447. . The Clewiston Company . 3.24 "

Lot 11, Block 428 . .. The Clewiston Company . 1.84 : Lot 5, Block 447 . . The Clewiston Company . 3.21

Lot 12, Block 428 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.84 Lot 6, Block 447 , The Clewiston Company 3.24

Lot 13, Block 428 II. r r r The Clewiston Company 1.84 Lot 7, Block 447 . '. The Clewiston Company 'I' 3,24
wl t 1,8* Lot: B, Block 447 'the Qlcwlstofl\ Company In I 3.24
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Lot 9, Block 447 . . The Clewiston Company . 3.24 Lot 4 ,Block 495 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.70
Lot 10, Block 447 . . The Clewiston Company . 3.24 Lot 5 Block 495 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.70
Lot 11, Block 447 . The Clewiston Company . 3.24 Lot 6 Block 495 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.98
Lot 12, Block 447 . . The Clewiston Company . 4.08 Lot 7 Block 495 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.98
Lot 13, Block 447 . . The Clewiston Company . 4.08 Lot 8 Elock 495 . :'. The Clewiston Company . 1.98
Lot 14, Block 447 . . The Clewiston Company .' 3.24 Lot 11 Block 495 . . The Clewiston Company . 3.10
Lot 15, Block 447 . . The Clewiston Company . 3.24 Lot 12 Block 495 . . Henry & Annie Payette .'. 2.54
Lot 16, Block 447 . . The Clewiston Company . 3.24 Lot 13 Block 495 . . Henry & Annie Payette . 2.54
Lot 17, Block 447 . . The Clewiston Company . 3.24 Lot 16 Block 495 . . Tillie Pavlik . . . . 1.70 -.
Lot 18, Block 447tot . . The Clewiston Company . 3.24. Lot,17 Block 495 . . The Clewiston! Company . 1.98
r' 19, Block 447 . .'. The Clewiston! Company . 3.24 I Lot'1S Block 495 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.98 .
,#Lot 20, Block 447 . . The Clewiston Company . 3.24 Lot 1 Block 498 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.70 ,I
Lot 21, Block 447 . . The Clewiston Company . 3.24 Lot 2 Block 498 . . 0 The Clewiston Company . 1.70
Lot 22, Block 447 . . The Clewiston Company . 3.24 Lot 3 Block 498 .. . The Clewiston Company . 1.70
Lot 23, Block 447: . . The Clewiston Company . 3.24 Lot 4 Block 498 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.70
Lot 24, Block 447 . . The Clewiston Company . 3.80 Lot 5 Block 498 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.70
Lot 1, Block 448 . . The Clewiston ,Company . 2.40 Lot 6 Block 498 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.98
Lot 3, Block 448 . : The Clewiston Company . 1.98 Lot 7 Block 498 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.98
Lot 4, Block 448 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.98 Lot 8 Block 498 . . The Clewiston Company . 2.54
Lot 6 Block 448 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.98 Lot 9 Block 498 . . Mary C. Simms . . . 1.70
Lot 7; Block 448 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.98 Lot 11 Block 498 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.70
Lot 9, Block 448 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.98 Lot 33 Block 498 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.70
Lot 10, Block 448 . : ; The Clewiston Company . 1.98 Lot :15 Block 498 . . Edith Taylor . . . . 1.70
Lot 11, Block 448 :. : The Clewiston Company . 1.98 Lot 16 Block 498 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.70
Lot 12, Block 448 . . The Clewiston Company . 2.40 I I Lot' 17 Block 498 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.70
Lot 14, Block 448 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.98 Lot 18 Block 498. . .- The Clewiston Company . 1.98
Lot 16, Block 448 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.98 All Block 38 . . . 3.5 The Clewiston Company . 2.75
Lot 17, Block 448 . : The Clewiston Company . 1.98 All Block 39 . . . 3.5 The Clewiston Company :. 2.75
Lot 19, Block 448 . '0' The Clewiston Company . 1.98 All Block 40 . . . r' 3.0 The Clewiston Company . ", 1.14
Lot 20, Block 448 . . The Clewiston Company . ., 1.98 All Block 41 . . . 1.9 The Clewiston Company . .86
Lot 22, Block 448 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.98 All Block 42 . . . 1.9 The Clewiston Company . .86
Lot 23, Block 448 . : The Clewiston Company ; . 1.98 All Block 43 . . . 4.4 The Clewiston Company .-. 1.70
Lot 1, Block 449 . .' The Clewiston Company . 2.40 All Block 44 . . 3.7 U. S. Sugar Corporation 1.70 .'
Lot 2, Block 449 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.98 All Block 45 . . 2.2 U. S. Sugar Corporation 2.40 \
Lot 3, Block 449 . The Clewiston Company . 1.98 All Block 46 . . . 5.1 U. S. Sugar Corporation . 5.20 .
Lot 4, Block 449 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.98 All Block 47 . . . 5.1 U. S. Sugar Corporation . 5.20 ,
Lot 5, Block 449 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.98 All Block 48 . . . 2.2' U. S. Sugar Corporation . 2.40
Lot 6, Block 449 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.98 All Block 49 . . . 4.6 U. S. Sugar Corporation . 4.50
Lot 7, Block 449 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.98 All Block 50 . . . 3.7 U. S. Sugar Corporation . 3.30
Lot 8, Block 449 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.98 All Block 51 . . . 3.5 U. S. Sugar Corporation . 3.80
Lot 9 Block 449 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.98 All Block 52 . . . 3.5 U. S. Sugar Corporation . 3.80'
Lot 10, Block 449 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.98 All Block 53 . . . 4.S U. S. Sugar Corporation . 4.50
Lot 11, Block 449 . . ;. The Clewiston Company . 1.98 All Block 54 . . .-. 4.3 U. S. Sugar Corporation . 4.50 '
Lot 12, Block 449 . . The Clewiston Company . .. 2.40: All Block. 55 . . . 1.7 U. S. Sugar Corporation . 1.98 -0'
Lot 13, Block 449 . . -- : The Clewiston Company . 2.40 All Block 56 . . . 1.7 U. S. Sugar Corporation . 1.98
Lot 14, Block 449 .". . The Clewiston Company . 1.96 All Block 57 . . . 4.5 U. S. Sugar Corporation . 4.50 '1
i Lot 15, Block 449 . .. The Clewiston' Company . 1.98 All Block 58 . . . 4.5 U. S. Sugar Corporation '. . 4.50
:. 7t 16, Block 449 . . The Clewiston. Company . 1.98 All Block 59 . . . 4.5 U. S. Sugar Corporation . 4.50 -
't ;LOt 17, Block 449 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.98 All Block 60 . . . 4.5 U. S. Sugar Corporation . 4.50
Lot 18, Block 449 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.98 All Block 61 . . . 1.7 U. S. Sugar'' Corporation . 1.98 H
Lot 19, Block 449 . .. The Clewiston Company . 1.98 All Block 62 . . . 1.7 U. S. Sugar Corporation . 1.98
Lot 20, Block 449 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.98 Ul Block 63 . . .. 3.3 U. S. Sugar Corporation . 1.98
Lot 21, Block 449 . .0. The Clewiston Company . 1.98 All Block 64 .. . . '3.3 U. S. Sugar Corporation . 1.98 tr
o Lot 22, Block 449 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.98 All Block 65 . . . 2.8 The Clewiston Company . 1.14
Lot 23, Block 449 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.98 Ail Block 66 . .0'. . 3.1 The Clewiston Company . 1.14 ( .
Lot 24, Block 449 . . The Clewiston Company . 2.40 All Block 67 . . . 3.2 The Clewiston Company . 1.14 / /
Lot 1, Block 450 .; . The Clewiston Company . 2.12 All Block 68 . . . 2.6 The Clewiston Company . 1.00
Lot 2, Block 450 . . The Clewiston Company . 2.12 All Block 69 . . . 3.4 U. S. Sugar Corporation . 3.80
Lot 3, Block 450 ;r.. The Clewiston Company . 2.12 All Block 70 . . . 4.3 U. S. Sugar Corporation . 4.50
Lot 4, Block 450 . . The Clewiston Company . 2.12 All Block 71 . . 3.0 U. S. Sugar Corporation . .3.10 r.
Lot 5, Block 450 . . The Clewiston Company . 2.12 All Block 72 . . . 6.3 U. S. Sugar Corporation . 6.60
Lot 6, Block 450 . . The Clewiston Company . 2.12 All Block 73 . . . 2.0 U. S. Sugar Corporation . 2.26 .
Lot 7, Block 450 . .. The Clewiston Company . 2.12 All Block 74 . . . 2.0 U. S. Sugar Corporation . 2.26 0o
Lot 8, Block 450 . . The Clewiston Company . 2.12 All Block 75 . :. . 6.3 U. S. Sugar Corporation . 6.60 .....
Lot 9, Block 450 . . The Clewiston Company . 2.68 I All Block 76 . . . 3.0 U. S. Sugar Corporation . 3.10 .
Lot 10, Block 450 . . The Clewiston Company . 2.54 I All Block 77 . . . 3.4 U. S. Sugar Corporation . 3.45 .. rS
Lot 11, Block 450 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.98 _Block' 78 . . . 2.9 U. S. Sugar Corporation . 3.10 Cf) 5
Lot 13, Block 450 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.98 All Block 79 . . . 3.2 U. S. Sugar Corporation . 3.10 ;'
Lot 14, Block 450 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.98 All exc. Lots 24-25 Block
Lot 16, Block 450 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.98. 80 .. ... . . . 6.2 U. S. Sugar Corporation ........ 6.90
Lot 17, Block 450 . . The Clewiston Company' ; 1.98 All Block 85 . ; . 2.6 The Clewiston Company 3.10 S2
Lot 20, Block 450 . . The Clewiston Company . 2.54 All Block 86 . . . 3.2 U. S. Sugar Corporation .*. 3.10
Lot 21, Block 450 . . The Clewiston Company . 2.54 All Block 83 . . . 2.4 U. S. Sugar Corporation . 3.10
Lot 22, Block 450 . . The Clewiston Company . 3.10 All Block 89 . . . 4.6 U. S. Sugar Corporation . 4.50
Lot 1, Block 451 . . The Clewiston Company ,. . 2.12 All exc. Lot 1 Block 90. 3.4 U. S. Sugar Corporation . 3.80
Lot 2, Block 451 . ; The Clewiston Company . 14.30
Lot 1 Block 90 . . Mrs. R. E. Carpenter . 1.00 00
Lot 3, Block 451 . . The Clewiston Company . 2.12
Lot 4, Block 451 . . The Clewiston Company . 2.12 All Block, 9H. . . . 3.0 The Clewiston Company . 3.10 .
Lot' f 5, Block 451 . . The Clewiston Company . 16.40 All Block 92 . . . 2.9: The, Clewiston Company . 3.10 _
Lot 6, Block 451 .'. The Clewiston Company . 2.12 All Block 93 . . . 4.5 The Clewiston Company . 4.50- t:: :
Lot' 7, Block 451 . .; The Clewiston Company .-. 2.12 '
The Clewiston Co. & All Block 94 . . . 3.1 U. S. Sugar Corporation . 3.10 _

Lot 8, Block 451 . : ... D. B. Allen .......,.......'............ 14.6C All Block 95 . . . 2.7 U. S. Sugar Corporation ... 3.10 :
Lot 9, Block 451 . . The Clewiston Company . 2.68 All Block,96 . . : 2.7 U. S. Sugar Corporation . 3.10
h-Lot 10, Block 451 . .'. 0 The Clewiston Company . 2.68 All Block 97 ................ 2.9 U. S. Sugar Corporation . 3.10 !
"p :'J W:ot 11, Block 451 . . The Clewiston Company . 2.12 All Block 98 . :. . 2.9 U. S. Sugar Corporation ; 3.10 H
\Lot 12, Block 451 . . The, Clewiston Company . 14.30 All Block 99 . . . 2.9 U. S. Sugar Corporation . 3.10
Lot 13, Block 451 . . The Clewiston Company . 2.12 All Block 100 . \ . 0.2 U. S. Sugar Corporation . ..44All 0
Lot 14, Block 451 . .. The Clewiston Company .'. 2.12 Block 101 . . 0.2 U. S. Sugar Corporation . .44 '
Lot 15, Block 451 . . The Clewiston Company . 16.40 All Block 108 . . 2.5 U. S. Sugar Corporation . 2.75
Lot 16, Block 451 . ,. The Clewiston Company . 2.12 All Block 109 . . 2.5 U. S. Sugar Corporation . 2.75 00
Lot 17, Block 451 . ,. The Clewiston Company . 2.12 All Block 110 . . 5.2 The Clewiston Company . 5.20
All Block 111 . . : 16.4 The Clewiston . 4.85
Lot 18, Block 451 . .0. The Clewiston Company . 14.30 Company
Lot 19, Block 451 . . The Clewiston Company . 2.82 All Block 112 . . 2.5 The Clewiston Company . 1.00 3' 2.I
Lot 20, Block 451 . : The Clewiston Company . 2.40 All Block 113 . . 2.5 The Clewiston Company . 1.00 .
.Lot 21, Block 451 . . The Clewiston Company . 2.40 All exc. Canal R-W Block
Lot 22, Block 451 . . The Clewiston Company . 2.40 114 . . . . 1.5 The Clewiston Company ; .95 :r ;
Lot 23, Block 451 . .. The Clewiston Company . 2.82 All Block 116 . . 1.5 U. S. Sugar Corporation . 1.35
Lot 1, Block 452 . . The Clewiston Company . 3.24 All Block 117 . . 1.5 U. S. Sugar Corporation . 1.70 ,;
Lot 2, Block 452 . . The Clewiston Company . 3.24 All Block 125 . . 2.7 The Clewiston Company . 1.14 ) ,'
Lot 3, Block 452 . . The Clewiston Company . 2.54 All Block 129 : . . 1.8 The Clewiston Company . .86 ;
Lot 4, Block 452 . . The Clewiston Company . 3.24 AIl Block 130 . . 4.6 The Clewiston Company . 3.45 1 '
Lot 5, Block 452 . . The Clewiston Company . 3.24 \11 Block 206 . . 1.3 U. S. Sugar Corporation : 1.56 /
Lot 6, Block 452 . . The Clewiston Company . 3.24 AIl Block 210 . . 2.7 U. S. Sugar Corporation . 3.10 ..
Lot 7, Block 452 . . The Clewiston Company . 2.54 \11 Block 212 .-0.1 U. S.' Sugar Corporation . 0'. ._,.. ",.,,"'.
Lot 8, Block 452 . : The Clewiston Company . 2.54 All Block 213 . . 1.1 U. S. Sugar Corporation . 1.28 .
Lot 9, Block 452 . . The Clewiston Company . 3.80 All Block 214 . . 3.4 U. S. Sugar Corporation . 3.80 f "
Lot 10, Block 452 . . The Clewiston Company . 3.80 All Block 2J5 . . 0.4 U. S. Sugar Corporation . .72 n
Lot 11, Block 452 . . The Clewiston Company ; 3.24 All ,Block 216 . . .2.3 The Clewiston Company . .86
Lot 12, Block 452 . The Clewiston Company ... 3.24 All Block 217 . . 2.3 U. S. Sugar Corporation . .86
Lot 13, Block 452 . . The Clewiston Company . 3.24 All Block 218 . . 3.1 The Clewiston Company . 1.14 Ou
Lot.14, Block 452 . . The Clewiston Company 3.24 All Block 220 . . 1.4 The Clewiston Company . .72 .
Lot 15, Block 452 . . The Clewiston Company . 3.24 All Block 230 . . 0.2 U. S. Sugar Corporation . .44 C .
Lot 16, Block 452 . The Clewiston Company . 3.24 All Block 231 ; . . 0.3 U. S. Sugar Corporation . .44 -
Lot 17, Block 452 . ." The Clewiston Company . 3.24 All Block 232 . . 1.6 'U. S. Sugar Corporation . 1.70
Lot 18, Block 452 . The Clewis ton Company .". 3.24 All Block 233" . . 3.1 U. S. Sugar Corporation . 3.10 ='
Lots 19-20, Block 452. The Clewiston Company . 8.70 All Block 234 . . 5.1 U. S. Sugar Corporation . 5.20 :
Lot 21, Block 452 . . The Clewiston Company'. . 2.40 All Block 235 . . 3.9 U. S. Sugar Corporation . 4.15 -. ,
Lot 22-23 Block 452 . :The Clewiston Company . 8.70 All Block 236 . . 1.4 'U. S. Sugar Corporation . 1.70 t.t4 -i
,f at 1, Block: 453 . . The Clewiston company . z.zo All Block 237 . . 3.9 U. S.. Sugar Corporation . 4.15 "" ,
'mot 2". Block 453 . . The Clewiston Company . 2.26 All Block 238 . . 1.4 U. S. Sugar Corporation . 1.70 ,.. .;
Lot 3, Block 453 . . The Clewiston Company . 2.26 All Block 239 . . 3.0 U. S. Sugar Corporation . 3.10 :. -
Lot' 4, Block 453 .-. . The Clewiston Company . 2.26 All Block 210 . . 1.6 .U. S. Sugar Corporation . 1.70 o :" )1
Lot 5, Block 453 . . The Clewiston Company . 2.26 All Block 241 . . 2.0 U. S. Sugar Corporation . 2.26 '
Lot 6, Block 453 . . The Clewiston Company . 2.26 All Block 242 . . 3.0 U. S. Sugar Corporation . 3.10 ,
Lot 7, Block 453 . . The Clewiston Company . 2.26 All Block 243 . . 5.1 U. S. Sugar Corporation . 5.20 .. .
Lot 8 Block 453 . . The Clewiston Company . 2.26 All Block 244 . . 3.5 U. S. Sugar Corporation . 3.80 .'', '.', :
Lot 9 Block 453 . . The Clewiston Company . 3.24 All Block 245 . . 3.5 U. S. Sugar Corporation . 3.80 : ,: ,: /
Lot 10 Block 453 . All Block 246 . ;,
Lilyan S. Cook . . . 3.10 . 3.5 U. S. Sugar Corporation . 3.80 .
Lot 11 Block 453 . . Lilyan S. Cook . . . 3.10 All Block 247 . . 3.5 U. S. Sugar Corporation . 3.80 < >
to Lot 12 Block 453 . . Lilyan S. Cook ... . . 3.10 All Block 248 . . 2.7 U. S. Sugar Corporation . 3.10 f.' L...
Lot 13 Block 453 . . Lilyan S. Cook . . . 3.10 All Block 249 . .r. . 2.7 U. S. Sugar Corporation . 3.10
Lot 14 Block 453 . . Lilyan S. Cook . . . 3.10 All Block 250 . . 2.7 U. S. Sugar Corporation . 3.10 I
Lot 15 Bock 453 . . Lilyan S. Cook . . . 3.10 All Block 251 . . 2.7 U. S. Sugar Corporation . 3.10 I''
Lot 16 Block 453 . : The Clewiston Company . 3.10 All Block 253 . . 2.4 U. S. Sugar Corporation! . ? ,00
Lot 17 Block 453 . . The Clcwiston Company . 3.10 All Block 254 . . 2.7 t.;. S. Sugar Corporation: . 1.00 .
Lot 18 Block 453 . . The Clewiston! Company . 3.10 All Block 255 . . 2.7 U. 5. Sugar Corporation . 1.00 ,
Lot 19 Block 453 . . The Clewiston Company . 3.10 All Block 256 . . 3.0 U. S. Sugar Corporation . 1.14: -.- ,
Lot 20 Block 453 . . The Clewiston Company .. 3.10 All Block 257 . . 3.0 U. S. Sugar Corporation . 1.14 -. -
Lot 21 Block 453 . .- All Block . : :
The Clewiston Company . 3.10 258 . 3.5 U. S. Sugar Corporation . 1.14 ," .
Lot 22 Block 453 . : ; The Clewiston Company . 3.10 All Block 259 . . 3.5 U. S: Sugar Corporation . 1.14 -: '
Lot 23 Block 453 . . The Clewiston Company . 3.10 All Block 260 . . 3.2 U. S. Sugar Corporation .-. ? 1.14 ';:: i :';:. ;,'.
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Lot 24 Block 453 . .. The Clewiston Company . 3.10 All Block 261 . . 3.2 U. S. Sugar Corporation . 1.14 ','.- .
Lot 25 Block 453 . .: The Clewiston Company . 3.10 All Block 262"All .". . 2.6 U. S. Sugar Corporation . 1.11 ,. ''-'':;" : I
Lot 26 Block: 453 . : The Clewiston Company . 3.10 Block 263 . . 2.6 U. S. Sugar Corporation . 1.14 --. ,
Lot 27 Block 453 . . All Block 264 . . 2.6
The Clewiston Company . 3.10 U. S. Sugar Corporation 1.14
Lot 28 Block 453 . . All Block 265 . . 2.7 '
The Clewiston Company . 3.10 U. S. Sugar Corporation . 3.14
Lot 29 Block 453 . . All Block 266 . . 3.4
The Clewiston Company . 3.10 U. S. Sugar Corporation . 1.14
Lot 30 Block 453 ".. . All Block 267' . . 3.4
The Clewiston Company . 3.10 U. S. Sugar Corporation . 1.14
Lot 31 Block 453 . . All Block 269 . . 1.4 t
The Clewiston Company . 3.10 U. S. Sugar Corporation . 1.70
Lot 32 Block 453 . . The Clewiston Company . 3.10 All Block 270 . . 3.2 U. S. Sugar Corporation . 3,10
Lot 34 Block 453 . . The Clewiston Company . 3.10. All Blocl 271 . . 3.2 U. S. Sugar Corporation . 3.10I
Lot 35 Block 453 . . All Block 272 . . 1.0
The Clewiston Company . 3.80' ., U. S. Sugar Corporation . 1.28
i f. \ 1 Block 495 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.70 4.11 Block 273 . . : :, 1.5 U. S. Sugar Corporation . 1.70
;of 2 Block 495 . . The Clewiston I All Block 274 . . 1.0 U. S. Sugar Corporation . 1.28
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Lot 3 Block ,495 . . .. Company 1.70 All Block 275 .'. . 3.5 U. S. Sugar Corporation . 3.45
( The Clewiston Company . 1.7Q), All Block: 276 . .' 3.4 U. S. Sugar Corporation, .. ",.,.,., 3.45 i
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All Block 277 . . 2.2 U._ S. Sugar Corporation . 2.40 : All exc. Lots 7 & 14. BlOCk'
All Block 278 . . ... 1.0 U. S. Sugar Corporation! . 1.28 505 . . . . 2.6 The Clcwiston Company....... 3.12 \
All Block 279 . .. . 3.5 U. S. Sugar Corporation . 3.45 Lot 7 Block 505 . . Mrs. L. O. Holdsworth . 1.00
All Block 280 . . 3.5 U. S. Sugar Corporation . 3.45 I: AIl Block 506 . . 2.3 The Clewiston Company . 2.54.I
All Block 281 . . 3.0 U. S- Sugar Corporation! . 3.10 All Block 507 . . 2.7 The Clewiston Company . 2.961
All Block 282 . ., 3.0 U. S. Sugar Corporation . 3.10 All Block 508 . . 1.6 The!' Clewiston Company . .
All Block 283 . . 2.0 U. S. Sugar Corporation . 2.26 All Block 509 . . . 2.7 The Clewiston Company . .
All Block 284 . . 2.0 U. S. Sugar Corporation . 2.26 All Block 510 . . 2.4 U. S. Sugar Corporation . 1.84\\ .
All Block 285 . . 2.3 U. S. Sugar Corporation . 2.40 All exc. Lot 14 Block 511 1.9 U. ''So Sugar Corporation . : ,
All Block 286 . . 2.3 U. S. Sugar Corporation . 2.40 Lot 14 Block 511 . . The Clewiston Company . 1.00 ,
All Block 287 . . 4.0 U. S. Sugar Corporation! . 4.15 All Block 512 . . 2.7 The Clewiston Company . 2.96
All Block 288 . .'. . 2.3 U. S. Sugar Corporation . 2. 0 All Block 513 . . .. 3.1 The Clewis ton Company . 3.24 .
All Block 289 . . 2.0 U. S. Sugar Corporation . 2.2C ill Block 514 . . 1.4 The CJewiston Company . 1.70 .
All Block 290 . . 2.0 U. S. Sugar Corporation . 2.2C All Block 515 ... . . 1.4 The Clcwiston Company . 1.70 .
All Block 291 . . 3.0 U. S. Sugar Corporation ., 3.22U. All Block 516 . : . 1.3 The Clewiston Company . 1.70 .
All Block 292 . . 2.8 S. Sugar Corporation . 3.1C All Block 517 . . ... 1.5 The Clewiston Company . 1.70 0. -
All Block 294 . : 3.1 U. S. Sugar Corporation . 1.14 All Block 518 . . 3.3The Clewiston Company . 3.52 :
All Block 299 . . 2.7 The Clewiston Company . 1.0eAll All Block 519 . . 3.0 The Clcwiston Company . 3.24 -t
Block 300 . . 2.7 The Clewiston Company . l.OC All Block 520 . . 2.0 The Clewiston Company . 2.26
All Block 301 . . 2.5 The Clewiston Company . l.OC All Block 521 . . 2.2 The Clewiston Company . 2.40 ,
All Block 302 . . 3.5 The Clewiston Company . 1.28 All Block 522 . .'. . 2.5 The Clewiston Company . 2.75 I H .
All Block 306 . . 3.7 The Clewiston Company . 1.3 All Block 523 . . . 2.2 The Clewiston Company . 2.40
All Block 307 ... . 3.7 The Clewiston Company . 1.3 All Block 524 . . 2.3 The Clewiston Company . 2.54 I '
All Block 308 . . 3.1 The Clewiston Company . 1.14 All Block 525 ." ... 1.5 The Clewiston Company . 1.70 0tj -
All Block 309 . . 2.8The Clewiston Company . l.OC All Block 526 . . 2.8 U. S. Sugar Corporation . ., 2.96
All Block 310 . . 3.4 The Clewiston Company . 1.28 All Block 527 . :-. 3.3 U. S. Sugar Corporation . 3.52
All Block 311 . . 3.4 The Clewiston Company . 1.2E All Block 528 . ... 3.0 U. S. Sugar Corporation . 3.24 )
All Block 315 . . 3.4 The Clewiston Company . 1.2E All Block 534 . . 3.0 U. S. Sugar Corporation . 3.24
All Block 316 . . 3.6 The Clewiston Company . 1.2E All Block 535 . . 3.3 U. S. Sugar Corporation . 3.52.
All Block 317 . . 3.6 The Clewiston Company . 1.2S All Block 536 . . !.3 U. S. Sugar Corporation . 3.52 I.
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All Block 318 The Clewiston Company . 1.1 ....2 U. S. Sugar Corporation . 3.45 Cr
All Block 322 . . 1.0 The Clewiston Company . .5? \11 Block 538 . . : 2.4 U. S. Sugar Corporation . 2.61
All Block 323 . . 1.5 The Clewiston Company .'. .7? .\11 Block' 539 . . 2.2 U. S. Sugar Corporation . 2.40 c:> .
All Block 324 . . 5.1 The Clewiston Company . 1.7 .\.ll Block 540 ................ 2.5 U. S. Sugar Corporation .0/. 2.75 (1) '

All Block 325 . . 2.5 The Clewiston Company . l.Of X111 Block 541 . . . 2.2 U. S. Sugar Corporation . 2.40 .
All Block 326 . . 2.7 The Clewiston Company . 1.00 All Block 542 . . .-. 2.1 U. S. Sugar Corporation . 2.26 O ": '
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All Block 327 . . 2.5 The Clewiston Company . 1.00 All Block 543 ... . 3.1 U. S. Sugar Corporation . 3.24 '0 "
All Block 328 . . 4.2 The Clewiston Company . 3.10 All exc. Lots I, 2 & 7 ..

All Block 329 . . 4.3 The Clewiston Company . 3.45 Block 544 . . . 2.0 The Clewis ton Company....... 2.56 rn..:
/11 Block 330 . . 3.3 The Clewiston Company . 2.75 Lots 1-2 Block 544 . .
The Clewiston . 1.00
All Block 331 . . 3.5 The Clewiston Company. . 2.75 Lot 7 Block 544 .:. . Company .
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All Block 332 . . 3.5 The Clewiston Company . 2.75 Emory FIuckinger & o .
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Reindlesbacher 1..0
All Block 333 . . 3.3 The Clewiston Company, . 2.75 All Block 545 . . 3.0 .m..m.
All Block 334 . . 2.2 The Clewiston Company . 1.70 All Block 546 . . 4.6 The Clewiston Company . 3.24 =+
All Block 335 . . ; 2.2 All The Clewiston Company . 4.85 !I ,
The Clewiston Company . 1.70 Block 547 . . 3.0 .
Alf Block 336 . . 2.2 The Clewiston Company . 1.70 All Block 148 . . 2.6 The Clewiston Company . 3.24 ..
All: Block 337 . . . 2.1 The Clewiston Company . 1.70 All Block 549 . . 2.0 The Clewiston Company . 2.82 .,a
The Clewiston . 2.26
All Block 338 . . . 2.1 The Clewiston Company . 2.26 All exc. Lot 4 Block 550 2.-1 The Clewiston Company Company' . 2.61 o : -
All Block 339 . . 2.2 Lot 4 Block 550 . . ,
The Clewiston Company . 2.26 W. T. Frith . . . . 1.00
All Block 342 . . . '3.4 The Clewiston Company . 3.45 All Block 551 . . 3.6 The Clewiston Company . 3.80 :
All Block 343 . . 3.5 The Clewiston Company . 3.80 All Block 552 . .. 3.3 The Clewiston Company :. 3.45 c:
All Block 344 . . 3.5 The Clewis ton Company . 3.80 All Block 553 . . 3.6 U. S. Sugar Corporation . 3-.80
All Block 345 . . 3.4 The Clewiston Company . 3.45 All Block 554 . . .. 3.3 U. S. Sugar Corporation . 3.45 I 1 ,
All Block 390 . . 14.8 The Clewiston Company . 4.50 All Block 555 . . ; 3.7 U. S. Sugar Corporation . 3.80
All Block 434 . . 3.5 The Clewiston Company . 1.28 All Block 556 . . 3.3 U. S. Sugar Corporation . .
All Block 435 . . 2.2 All Block 557 . .
The Clewiston Company . .93 . 3.3 U. S. Sugar Corporation . 3.45
All Block 436 ... . . 6.5 The Clewiston Company . 2.05 All Block 558 . . .. 2.6 U. S. Sugar Corporation . 2.75 I ,
All Block 437 . . 6.5 The Clewiston Company . 2.05 All Block 559 ... '.' ... 3.0 U. S. Sugar Corporation . 3.10 I I to ]

All Block 438 . . 6.5 The Clewiston Company . 2.05 All Block 560 . .- . 2.9 U. S. Sugar Corporation . 3.10 !
All Block 439 . . 7.5 The Clewiston Company . 2.40 All Block 561 . . 3.3 U. S. Sugar Corporation . 3.45 0 '
All Block 440 . . 7.5 The Clewiston Company . 2.40 All Block 562 .'. . 2.6 U. S. Sugar Corporation . 2.75 i I
All Block 441 . . 7.5 The Clewiston Company . 2.40 All Block 563 . . 2.6 U. S. Sugar Corporation . 2.75 .
All Block 442 .. . 7.3 The Clewiston Company . 2.40 All Block 564 . '.' 2.9 U. S. Sugar Corporation . 3.10 ao. ;
All Block 443 . . 7.3 The Clewiston Company . 2.40 All Block 565 . .. . 3.6 U. S. Sugar Corporation . 8.70
All Block 444 . . 7.3 The Clewiston Company . 2.40 .A 11 Block 566 . . .... 3.2 U. S. Sugar Corporation . 1.14 I (j)
All Block :460 . . 0.6 The Clewiston Company . 51 All Block 567 '.' . 3.7 U. S. Sugar Corporation . 1.35 I .
All Block 461 . . 0.1 The Clewiston Company . All Block 568 . . 3.3 U. S. Sugar Corporation . 1.14 I
All Block 569 .. . 3.6 I ,
Less Canal R-W Block 462 0.3 The Clewiston The Clewiston Company . 1.35 :
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All Block 463 . . 0.1 The Clewiston Company . All Block 570 . . 3.! ThE: Clewis ton Company . 1.14 _.r'
All Block 464 . . 0.1 The Clewiston Company . All Block 571 . ; . .. 3.6 The Clewis ton Company . 1.35 P' '.: ; '
All Block 465 . . 0.3 The Clewiston Company . .44 All Block 572 ... .,3.0. The Clewiston Company . 1.14 'I '" ", :
All Block 467 . . 0.3 U. S. Sugar Corporation . .44 All Block 573 . . .. 2.2 The C1ewiston Company . 1.00
All Block 468 All Block 574 . . 4.0 The Clewiston . ='
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Block 575 . . .
All Block 478 . . 5.8 The Clewiston Company . 1.84 1.9 The C1ewiston Company . .86
All Block 479 . . ... 3.1 The Clewiston Company . 1.14 All Block 576 . . 2.7 The Glewiston Company . 1.14 fl. .
All Block 480 .... . . .' 4.8 The Clewiston Company . 1.56 All Block 577 . . 3.3 The Clewiston Company . 1.14 I
All Block 481 All Block 578 . . .'. 2.7 The Clewiston .
. . 3.0 The Clewiston Company . 1.14 Company 1.14
All Block 482 . ;. . 2.0 ,The Clewiston Company . 86 All Block 579 . . 4.7' The Clowiston Company . 1.56 ,
All Block 483 . . :-. 6.4 The Clewiston Company . 2.05 All Block 580 . .. : . 7.5 The Clewiston Company . 2.40 "
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All Block 484 . . 2.8 The Clewiston Company . 1.00 Block 581 . ; : ; ; 3.5 The Clewiston Company . 1.28 / .
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All Block 485 . . 2.0 The Clewiston Company . 86 3.8 The Clewiston Company . 1.35 y-:"!.
All Block 583 . . 7.4 '
All Block 486 . . 3.4 The Clewiston: Company . 1.21 All Block 584 . . 3.8 The The Clewiston Clewiston Company . 2.40 0F ','r''
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2.6 The Clewiston Company . 1.00 All Block 586 . : 9.2 The Ct.ewiston "
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All 2.0 The Clewiston Company . 86 All Block 587 . : 1.5 The Cjewiston Company . .72 fmS ,,. .:
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All 491 . . 2.3 The Clewiston Company . 93 All Block 589 . . 5.3 The Clewiston Company . 1.84 =' ,
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4.4 The Clewiston Company . 1.42 All exc. R.R. R-W Block .'
All Block 494 . . 3.3 591 . . ;, '
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All Block 497 . . 2.4 i ,.i
All Block 499 . . 2.8 The Clewiston Company . 2.68 592 . . . . 7.4 The Clewis ton Company....... 2.70 F
All Block 500 . . 2.4 The Clewiston Company . 3.10 All Block 593 . . 7.1 The Clewiston Company . 2.10 ;::.1_ ;:t :
All Block The Clewiston Company . 2.68 All Block 600 . . 2.0 U. S. Sugar ;:
501 . . 2.4 Corporation . .86 : '
All exc. Lot 16 Block 502 3.7 The Clewiston Company . 2.68 All Block 601 . . 2.0 The Clewiston Company . .86 : \.!S'. :
Lot 16 Block 502 . . The Clewiston Company . 3.94 Lot 2 Block 602 . . 1.1 The Clewiston Company . .65 : ;\:'
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