1668-6 Economics, Development, & Real Estate 1895-1926 Uglas, D. .�E. , l4takeneace,.: T. I. w liana nrau yr .an-or ,s. care nee :.:Tiu'vco,i,a.,r - ', • s�
Sriliith and LI E. White ace,formingthe when matters here were conducted on I Wind direction NW SW t •
other. the crossroads pattern some sort of Precipitation (inches) ... 0.91 0 \
g , a deal was made regarding the con- State of weather cloudy. clear
The largest and• •
most elaborate struction and maintenance n' bridges,
function of to season at the Royal v
Y but he has been unable so far to find highest temperature 9 ).-..css,--1 P
alm was given Wednesday afternoona>;.•
out definitely just what was done and Lowest temperature 60 O•.
in the form of an engagingly arrangedwhat was included in the agreement. Mean temp. nature 70 ( tt
luncheon in the grill, where the host- Chairman Erfert remarked that he Normal temperature for this date69 z 9
ass, Mrs. Theodore M. Leonard, of had talked the same matter over some Same Date Last Year. •
New York,_entertained twenty-five of some time ago with Mr. Belcher,chair highest temperature 77
ier women friends. - man of the board of county commis. Lowest temperature 6S s‘-s)
The decorative scheme carried out sioners, who admitted the city was -
n pink was pretty and attractive. entitled to something, but it would Almanac, February 21, 1913. all CIA
Huge silver cups laden with pink car- have to sue in order to get it. The Sun rises 5'52
uattons and maiden-hair fern graced county was ready to appear in the Sun sets 5'18
the center of the table. The grape- suit. any time the city was ready to — — iii i F!
fruit glasses were beautified with begin it,'intimating that it would Ile •
TIDES FOR CAI'F. FLORIDA Fair Fri
disk ribbon bows. The favors were of a friendly nature,more for the pur. High. Low. light to r
,mall carved ivory bon-bon filled as- pose of having others shoulder the re- a.m. p.m. a.m. p.m. winds.
sets topped with pink Japanese cher-I sponaibility of adjudicating the ,lire.; Fri. 7:53 8:08 2:41 2:15
y blossoms fastened with baby rib- tion. Sat. 8:31 8:53 3:11 4:04
ion. The city attorney was instructed to Sun. 9:13 9:49 3:47 4:04
After the'luncheon the ladies re- again make an effort to find a "start- 'Oi E—F r nigh water in titsca-no'
sired to the Royal Palm parlor ing point," as was suggested. Bay at Miami add 1 hour and 6 min- Obeernstions
vttere they were entertained by Mrs. — utes; for low, water add 1 hour and of equal air err
\. Clinton Rhodes, who possesses a 27 minutes. RICHARD GRAY, teMpperatuz0 dear: epa
oprano voice of charming tonal ANOTHER BIG DAY AT Local Forecaster
hadings and flexibility. IIer selec-
'I ions consisted of several of the oldCOLIINS' PROPERTY SALE temperature and Precipitation Data. I -
.allads and a number of the classics. lieport.-d by the United States '
Mrs. Rhodes' contribution to the Weather Bureau from observations �`�//
Measure of the function was augment- 'alien at points throsghout the United -
d by a serenade rendered by Alex- r 'tater and Canada at 7 p. m., 90th .
:rider Findlay, E. C. Ross, W. H. The second day's sale of the Collins seridie" time,
'aldwell, of New York, who were property across the buy was equally
oncealed in the writing room. Mrs. as successful as the first. Only
.eonard s guests included 'Theron I. twenty-five lots were disposed•of, the I
smith, of N. Attleboro, Mass.; Mrs. limit that as been determined upon I l`3 t 1
'ohn C. Rhodes, of N. Bedford, Muss.; for each dry's sale. Twenty-five more
•Irs. Loring Q. Waite, of Brockton, will be offered today, and the same a d se
,lass.; Mrs. John Kilgour, of Cincin- number tomorrow. Included in the l3 • u
AU; Mrs. James M. Jackson, Mrs. S. Saturday sale will be the big hotel m 1�
Patterson, of MEanti; Mrs..Walter site. ; .. a
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Hemens, of Chicago; Mrs. D. E. At. yesterday's sale S. A. Belcher, , d
•lakepeace, of Attleboro, Mass.; Mrs. chairman of the board of county corn- 'mea d
I. Clinton Rhodes, Mrs. Baldwin Day missioners, paid the highest price ob- f- it
;pitman, of Warrenton, Va.; Mrs. Al- taine,l during the day. lie secured an
,red S. Elliott, of Wilmington, Del.;
inside lot facing tht beach for which ;\bilene, Tex 4, 54 0
he paid 3 700 ..the bidding for it be-
Iroy,Joseph C. Hutchison, Miss Eliza- 1 $ ' ! Atlantic City, N. J. 46 50 0
Oath Butterworth, of Philadelphia; ing quite spirited. It adjoins a corner Boma, Idaho :to 32 0
Ire. Cordon J. McLaren, of Vancou- bought sonic weeks ago at private sale Boston, \fuss. b4 60 U
• er, B. C.; Miss Clara McMurtrie, of b>' t lit Ward for $5.000. Buffalo, N. Y. 40 54 0
The lowest ,rice secured bfor an of Charleston, S. C. fi{ 61) 2.20
totington, Pa.; Mrs. Fred W. Tupper, I y r
pp the lots was $end ) he sale at
ur t hicago, I11. 36 1" U
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Liss Lullu .DufT, of Fast Orange, N. f.; Mrs. Harrison B. Moore, Miss Es- 'UUpcope uttefat tl►e sale, and ifCops Christi, Tex. . ..alit ;0 0
elle Christie, Miss :.crinis Atkins today should bu fair muuv more aro Denver, Colo. 16 21 0.12F
Ins. I. A. Watkins, of New York;
expected to join in the excursion. The Des Moines, lotva i'' 3'2 0
•Liss Maud Cook, of Neenith, \Vis.; boots leave the Twelfth street pier at. D.Hlge City, Kan. 2i) 22 0.04
� J o'clock sharp.
.lin Mary Van Patten, of Auburn, N. _ __ Duluth, Mi'.n.- 16 20 0.0'2,
Miss Nano? Rhodes, oi Taunton, NO'l'll'1•) 'TO \(7'!'1'1:4. I.ustpor;• 11 e. :t.; 38 0 •
v tss. r• —_ Galveston, Tex. d) 60 0
rs. Iiet:ryl RRedmond vas hostess A mass meeting of the qualified preen Ha'''. \Vii;. 30 32 0.0.1
Hatters, N. C. 60 62 0 Kilt(I
.t a prettily arranged dinner in the voters of North Miami to dis.•uss the
.oyal Palm frill. IIer guests in- annexation proposition will 'be held Havre, Mont. 30 32 0 luded IarryS. Black and Mr. and 1lelena, Mont.Huron, '2.1 28 U
on my Luisa toniy;ht ut 7:30 o'clock.+Ira. W. Barklio Henry. All qualified electors are urged to Jackso vi DaFk. 2U 22 0Mr. and Mrs. Luwrenc•, Jones, of come out and voice their expressions Jacksonville, l lo. t68 72 0
ouisville, entertained with a deli ht- on the issue. THEO. G. MOUSER ey \VM°' 3U 3: U: ;l lie West 1•'la. 7'2 8U 1.:6
'uliy appointed dinner in the grill Mayor. Knoxville,�Tenn. . .., 50 56 0.15
or Lady Alles, Dr. Ray and Mr. and — Louisville, F:y. 6) 64 0
Ars. C. T. Collings, of Louisville. LOU GINGRASS NOW Memphis Tenn. 61 66 0
Zaonl, the . clever magician has MANAGER OF I'iI I)MoN'r MIAMI..�FLA. ' 70 79 0.90
,een entertaining the Royal Palet Montgomery, Ala. 60 01 0.01
:sesta a4e''tt his aplEhdid sleight of Lou Gingras has taken over the Nlentreul, Que. 40 40 0.02
,and performances and wholesale management of the Piedmone Cafe, New Orleans, La. 6-1 70 0
•harlatanism. . and will operate it as a first class New York, N. Y. 4't 56 0
restaurant. Mr. Gingras has had North Platte, Neb. 20 21 0.14
DR. LUNDY, Dentist. years of experience as a caterer, and Oklahoma City, Okla. :0 34 0.52
,Graduate University of Michigan.) will conduct his place as one of the Phoenix, Ariz. 50 54 0.01
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424 1-2 Twelfth St. Adv 1 most up to date in the city. Pittsburg, Pa. 5t3 02 0
— Portland, Ore. qtl 48 0.06
Raleigh, N. C. 5t; 60 0.01
Roseburg Ore. . .., 46 46 0.18 . 1/
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Roswell, N. Mex. 5`i 6'2 0 ��riiff11
YOU CAN CET ANY• St. Louis, Mo. 40 40 0
t St. Paul, Minn. 24 30 0,06s. i//I
OF THE YELL Salt Lake City, Utah... 26 28 0
p a San Diego, Cal. 54 58 0
KNOWN UTILITY KIT San Francisco, Cul, 56 56 0
p'-,r...a„ aa. Sault Ste. Marie, fich16 28 0.05 I
JOHNSON �. ,-,,.o„ Seattle, ,Yash. 10 44 0 -
'� "�„... Sheridan, Wyo. 10 12 0
=.o„asr Shreveport. Ls 6,; 72 0
AND ' �' Spokane, Wash. 38 40 0
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1 41Mi111 m. `'�a� Tampa, Fl.t 68 76 0.08
JOHNSON t Toledo Ohio 38 52 0
� '�F \Vnsiston, n. 1). k. 56 60 0 .�Q�► /.
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' ' ��_ ��'• �t Williston, N. Duk. 1`3 20 0
''�-, \Vinnemuccti Nev. 28 30 0
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Is no bargain compared to$3.00 wor-h
• of Vurniture for '.00 l'
fit the DrugStore ,: ��1 S� et C. J. Bell's, ON FE
,�t 424 Twelfth street, wto is selling a
j which handles only good many thi igs at cos; as he is
going to trove to his naw sore in
the best In its line. •
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