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The Orlando Sentinel from Orlando, Florida • Page 6

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CAGE fill ORLANDO MOOTING SENTIJfEI OS LAND a FLORIDA. WXDKFSDAY, JUNE i 1925. Sentinels Cross-Word Puzzle City News Briefly Told is the new townsite under development 10 miles east of San-ford, 4 miles from the St. John' river and 18 miles south of Poland, Iti Volusia cunty. The entire townsite of 5000 lots was sold about one month ago to the company by C.

A. Roberts. MORGAN SAVES LIRE ROME, June 2. The fovera-raent, through the finance minister, Professor Do Stefanl, announced this evening that support for the dangerously toppling lire had come as privately arranged credit for 150.000,000 from the American banking firm of J. P.

Morgan and Co. NEW YORK, June 2. AF A drc-p today of three degrees in the temperature from yesterdays high of 88, gave the city little relief from the heat, four new prostrations being making a total of 12 for the two days. Little hope was held out by the weather bureau for cooler weather before tomorrow night. ry in and Laurie, of Mr.

and Henry Raehn. Little Edith I Ott, niece of Mrs. Masie, and her tonsils removed, and Miss Mary Parkinson of 1688 Washington i street also underwent the opera sat snd Missouri today, dispatches said. Fort was swamped by 3.73 inches of rsin-A small tornado st McPherson, Kansas caused 160,000 damage. At Kunsss City, Mo, the down pour was credited with extinguishing the burning fuse of s'Btjmh intended for the destruction of building under construction, while at Cedar Rapids, IowsJightnlng struck an automobile sprinkler system In department store, flooding five floors for a loss.

Though one sdditional heat prostration was recorded today in Chieaaro, the city witnessed a ten degree dron In It HEATH BEAD SHOP TO OPERATE HERE Orlando will have extensive bead shop this coming season. The Heath Bead Shop hicii has ftores in nly the largest citiei will locate here at 25 Kast Pine etreet early in Nm-emfctrTExten-hv( alterations will be made the rooms before November. tion. Mrs. P.

A. Horn of 14 N. Garland and C. A. Stuart, 909 E.

Robinson street also underwent operations for the removal of NEWMAN NEW SALES MANAGER FOR BRYAN J. J. Newman has been made sales manager of the Bryan Realty Co. Mr. Newman has been with the Company since February.He was in the real estate business before comlr.g to Orlando, In Val-dosta, Georgia.

'3 LJ5 k. IT L3 pr- 3 IT" )6 is a "'t'T" To r5 13 33 mmpS' Lrj3J hfj" ti fnr is p- ir "wT" 3 tlr "33 tr -brr s. zt jhr'TT sT Hill 1 1 1 6 Mortgage Loans 6 We are loan representatives in Orlando for the New York life Insurance Company and are prepared to make loans for five or ten years on desirable Residence, Apartment or Business Properties. Applications Passed on Immediately. ORLANDO TO HAVE TWO DIRECTORIES Representatives of the Florida-Piedmont Directory of Ashe-ville, N.

have been in the city BRYAN REALTY SALES FORCE HOLDS PICNIC The' Bryan Realty Companies' sales force held its weekly meeting at Olivia Park Monday even- temperature compared with yesterday. BALTIMORE, MA, June Or death and four prostration, here today were attributed to The thermometer reached its maximum sbout noon, when 82 degrees was recorded. TELFAIR STOCKTON COMPANY a lew days preparing: to compile irg. Pleasure was combined a new Orlando City Directory and Winess and swimming and with pic Phone 1441 Orlando Bank Trust Bldg. nic lunch was enjojed.

DEWITT AND DARWIN JOIN REALTY FIRM win, are now associated with F. Kay Anderson 4 James Davidson Company, newly organized firm of real estate dealers. Mr. Darwin is a prominent real estate man of Georgia and has been spending winters here. He recently leased his home, Ui Darwin mansion at Athens, a show place of that section and will make Orlando his home.

Orange County Gazetteer. The Orlando Directory ol Jacksonville, has been operating here for more than a monbn on their directory and it is, understood that their work is nearing completion and the book soon will be. read, for the press. SALE OF 450 LOTS IN CARNELL REPORTED (. KJf, Waatoim Kawaaar Vaiaa Horlxontal Lair Llr 1 Foam Pointed R.

K. Mitchell, sales manager of the Carnell Sales 62 North Orange avenue announced the i sale of 450 lots in Carnell to syndicate. This sale is in addition to the sale of 500 lots made one week ago to Atlanta capitalists. Mr. DeWitt is recently of the city tax collector's office and for-merlj as in the real estate bus-ine-i here.

To Persons Expecting to Shop Wednesday and Thursday of This Week TONSILLOTOMIES ARE PERFORMED A number of tonsil cases were taken care of at the Orange'Gen-era! Hospital yesterday morning. Among those who were operated upon were the two children. Hen- Knoll h.u... lot SGil 60. grapa-frait tr.a.

bearing: ti in ihrubs. vlnM. gardrn truck, near nw 4rpot. ISOO down, bilinit pr avna. hplrndid lnal-mtnt.

ilr water, alartrtr light at door. Prira SISSS. Add rn Owner, S.ntln.1. NOTES, COUPONS WILL BE LIQUIDATED 'folders of Chamber of Commerce building notes and coupons are asked to present them at the 12 Leale 14 Btaia It On tup of IT Shalled drult It Aneleat Venattaa coin II Thus 20 jLaser it To 4rmg labotiouslr It Movlnc wavoa II (Viae It Tallleea leaplnf amphlblaa II Negailra II CUT near Babylon I 10 Unable to haw 11 To lat fall II Ta enenara 1 1 Ta Opart It rull ef air Maaafar of a BBacaalgj (abr arefree tl JTuaa 41 Half an am 41 To Ita la warmtk 4t To ham por 41 Animal's aoae tl Market place IJ Large Taae It Continent vostara hamlatphore (abbr It Run go4 1 Froduai Coaroaatlos I Number under 11 4 To lutT a To porfona Terminus I Extent Heated IS PreaiUoa 11 ErldaBC II To rondor aeaaeloaa It Mark left by a witl It To poke HA Part of the soft potato It Lathered II Before time II Departed It Hot beverage 17 Female dear I A Arid II Pather II Initials of a Prooidoat It Parloda of time It Caalat 49 Occurring! ovary year 41 Protective covering; for a drags 41 A roll tt Preposition 41 German, cabbage 41 A cereal from ears 47 Part of "to bo" 41 Purieai Native metal tl Woody plant 14 To cut off a email place It Invisible emanation 15 Periods of II months each tt Church ceremony to football field (abbr) tl Fees tt Deanlte aettelt ISA Self 17 Green vegetable la pod a tt Thus 71 Sua ed 7 Seventh note of scale volorloa will appear lat aeart Umm State Bank of Orlando and Trust Company, which is authorized to liquidate same at the present time. Money-Making Acreage 17 Small f1at-bottoma4 boat Puttine; the matter plainly, we believe that you can save considerably by waiting until Friday.

At this time the Dickson-Ives Different Clearance starts. The store will be open Wednesday to care for those who wish to make purchases. Thursday (in order that our salesforce may not have to work overtime) the store will be closed to prepare for this sale. Thursday's Star and Friday's Sentinel will carry the details. St Qlrl una SALES REPORTED BY ORANGE INVEST.

CO. Sales of the Orange Investment company's new subdivision on Lord, Ross and Columbia streets Tract. to African antelope tl Shelled fruit tl Bora tt Bar aame ti Hacknara4 tt TTo tear tl Each (abbr.) IS Veooel 7t Small, round frnlt, (rowtnc ta i cluatora 71 Flttad with footwear I 74 Irge enake I 7t tvata off la a boat continued brisk, officials of tha company announced last night. ares near large lake development, thipe hundred feet off Dixie high-IJeally located for home sites. Five only way.

CICKSOlsFlVESm N. V. The tiwardi were TREES ARE REMOVED FROM SITE OF DEPOT Removal of. trees, including a nounced near the close of the second day' session of the association's annual convention here to fine orange grove, fro m.tne.siie AWARDS MADE BETTER NEWS PAPER CONTEST Legislative Aims Toward of the new depot was started yesterday. Coast Line officials have already "iade their final survey, initial to the construction of the station, it vas stated.

I orly ai res on lieautiful lake about sev. en miles from Orlando with frontage on hard road. Twelve acres in old trees with fine crop of fruit. The lake frontage on this property cut into camp sites will more than pay the entire purchase price and leave most of I he land and grove as profit. The land liee beautifully and the grova is in fine condition.

If you usnt lo make monoy next winter huy something that has real value and a future. day. Second place for the beat community service was given the Signal, of Genova. while the Chronotype, Rice Lake, was third. The Times, Houltou, was second in the "best editor's! page" competition, the Adjustment of Postal! GLADIOLI DONATED BY PIERCE AND HILL One thousand gladioli used Rates Discussed by Ed at Twenty acres near Cheney highway $75.00 per acre.

Thirteen miles out. Mercury, Carlisle, Nebr, third. For the "beat front page," second place went to the News, Northfield, and third, the Democrat, Rogers, Arkansas. The speaking program today was devoted chiefly to discussion of the phases of the Ameri itors, i RICHMOND. June 12.

(By the A. TV) The "Presidents cup," in the National Editorial Association's Better Newspaper contest for the "beet cosimunity In 19C5, was awarded to the Free Prees, of Quakertown, i memorial day were donated by I Messrs Pierce and Hill of Fairvilla Gladioli Farm. Those in 1 fharee of decorations for Memo-! i rial Day express their deepest ap-j preciation for the flowers. i Others contributing flowers for can Weekly Newspapers business together with legislstiv, aims toward adjustment to postal rates. ftllYAN 11EALTY mj which the women are also deeply appreciative were Mrs.

M.J. Daet-wyler, Mrs. Mary Beeman, Mrs. Pa. The Times, of Honltmn, received the "American Printer Cup1 for th "best front psge," CREST OF HEAT I and the rast Pregidert cup.

S. E. Bridges. Mrs. John Caruth-ers, the U.

D. C. and others too numerous to mention. ior tne oesi eaiionai. yage, went to the Gatette, Rineheck WAVE BROKEN CHICAGO, June No.

7 North Central states from the Real Revelations In Real Estate Bv I he ooper- Atha-Barr Real Fstate and Mortgage Company. Rockies East to the Great Lake region were drenched "today by general rains that put new life in eropa, broke tahe crest ef a heat I If WE I Come To A LOUD CLEAR CALL FROM CABCO I wave and toot a Molent turn here an dthere with freak resulta. i Stronr winds In adjacent per-; tiong of Iowa end Nebraska lata today caused at least two deaths and eerloua property lose. "The I storm wee accompanied by hall 1 and a two Inch rainfall In thirty minute. A similar condition i the vicinity of Sioux Cirv.

Iowa, yesterday caused damage ef more tban $100,000. I Reportg from ever Iow listed five deaths from electrical end windstorms there yesterHay and i last night. Rains were general ever Xn- avenport As Our Guest COPELAND PARK SINGLE LOTS SOLD OUT Block of COPELAND PARK To Be Sold as a Unit. has S67 feet frontage on Kuhl Avenus. Keep G)oI! Your tires won't llo' unless they get too hot -and Dunlops are the coot Linda That's why blow about them.

One-Day Trip "la the Hills of OranirelaQd VTicre Beauty Is Unsurpassed." Ride With Ease and Comfort the HOLLY HILL PULLMAN DELUXE COACH Leares DaTenport Coach Terminal, West Central Arenue, Orlaado, next to Orlando Bus TerminaL THURSDAY, June 4th, at 9:00 A. M. ARRANGE RESERVATIONS NOW VfiTH MRS. W. PATRICK, Local Manager.

ORLANDO OFFICE, SAN JUAN HOTEL HOLLY HILL GROVE AND FRUIT COMPANY, DAVENPORT, FLORIDA. The Coopcr-Alha-Barr Real Estate Mortgage Co. 128 South Orange Avenue. Telephone 2400. It has 576 feet frontage on Crpeland Drive.

It has 460 feet frontage on Fernwood Ave. Total 1403 feet frontage. Trice or.lv $75,000.00. 10.000.00 cash. 10.000.00 in 6 rnontl.

Balance 1 23 years. This is the most perfect site for a hotel or a clas hoiue in our BEAUTIFUL CITY. The 567 feet "on Kuhl Avenue make a choice business section that will compare only to the rr.nst valuable business "property in Orlando. This frontage alone is worth the price askei for the whole THE NEW MILLION DOLLAR STATION IS BEING PLANNED TOR A CITY OF ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND. WE BELIEVE IN ORLANDO AND ITS FUTURE, DO YOU? TIRES W.

R. LINX TIRE CO. Kl W. Central An, Theme .1 1.

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