Sale on Popular Authors Novels At 75 Cents
A department store offers a selection of popular author novels at 75 cents, with regular price $1.50. They will order any book not in stock upon request.
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Newspaper
Fort Pierce News
Location
Fort Pierce, Florida, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1908
Page
16
A department store offers a selection of popular author novels at 75 cents, with regular price $1.50. They will order any book not in stock upon request.
The Corner advertises unexcelled perfumes Rose Violet Heliotrope and other odors plus high grade soaps sachet powders and toilet table needs. It emphasizes purity of drugs and that every prescription is compounded by an experienced registered pharmacist using pure medicines to prevent adulteration.
Local offer promoting up-to-date stationery featuring Bonds and Linen Note with box envelopes. Special sale on school tablets and composition books two for five cents. Call to order a supply.
Nice selection of china and glassware suitable for birthday or Christmas presents offered at a great reduction. Call to view. Also new stock of Post Cards with a large assortment available.
The Vero community records a newborn Sept 12 for Mr and Mrs Wm Reams, with several movements including Edith Burns Miami visit, Rev Deffinworth Sebastian schoolhouse sermon, J Andreau and W B Covar to Fort Pierce, Giffords at Niagara Falls en route home Sept 28, Weills from Harrisburg wintering here, Prang to Grant promoting fertilizer, and various callers and local gatherings around Vero and nearby towns.
Mr and Mrs J H Hammer celebrate their golden wedding on Sunday September 27 at their White City home from 2:00 to 6:00 PM. Both are about 75 years old and invite friends through The News.
Jensen item notes the Ladies' Aid Society taking on building a church after Baptists abandoned the idea. A 10-cent tea at Mrs. R. Ricou's home last Friday drew good attendance, and the ladies are making guava jelly for the church fund with several upcoming events planned.
Judge Fred Fee spoke at the Al Fresco hotel Monday to file claims against the defunct Planters Security Bank, to be brought before a court soon. Local building work progresses rapidly with a new liver y stable and land clearing for additional structures. The telephone company employs an expert lineman to improve service, and residents discuss changing the town's name, believed by many to hinder growth.
Frank Foster of Orchid returns from a wide trip visiting Indian Territory Illinois Michigan and New York. E L Barber ill in Fort Pierce as G W Beal family stays by his bedside. Tim Jones returns from Eau Gallie to Narrows to try winter bean farming. A horse disease claims a horse of G A McJunkin across the river. The piece suggests youth study veterinary science amid cattle and crop concerns and notes farmers hoped for rain last year without wishing for more.
The Board of Public Instruction of St. Lucie County invites bids for painting the White City school exterior with two coats. Work to commence at once. Send bids marked Bids for Painting to W. J. Nussier, Superintendent, Fort Pierce, Florida.
Faber Bros offers a pure cream product in two flavors with both varieties kept on hand for customers seeking versatile dairy options.
A formerly prominent businessman and social figure was degraded until a relative placed him in the Keeley Institute. he has since recovered to his former status, wealth, and respect. For confidential information, address The Kegney Establishures, Jacksonville, Fla. Subscribe for The News NOW.
Edgar E Rollins and Lillian Rollins petition Judge Minor S Jones to adopt infant Lillian Estelle Hanford under Florida law on October 2 1908 or as soon thereafter as they may be heard, seeking authority to legally adopt the child according to statute.
Notice is given that on October 14 1908 or soon after as counsel can be heard at chambers Titusville Florida the applicant will move before Judge Minor E Jones of the circuit court of the Seventh judicial circuit of Florida in St Lucie county for a license to manage take charge of and control property and to become a free dealer RS M K Kelley dated September 15 1908
Notice of a 1908 sheriff sale issued by the Hae Cronk Court in Fort Pierce. W F H Mason defendant. Newton Richardson property described as Lot 6 in Westfield's Mara Hill subdivision totaling 0.70 acres in Section 16, Township 37, Range 41 east. Sale to be held October 5, 1908, at the house door in Fort Pierce. Purchaser pays for title.
In the circuit court of the seventh judicial circuit St Lucie County in chancery George G Russell etc order requires non residents Willis W Russell N Russell Helen S Langdon Harry E Langdon Mary R Bachelor Freeman Bachelor Fannie Baldwin and William H Baldwin to answer the bill of complaint by November 2 1908 publication arranged in The Fort Pierce News weekly for four weeks Witness J E Fultz clerk Seal and deputy clerk Joan B K Hartenos solicitor for complainant 438 5
Notice announces an application for tax deed under Florida law. F R Blurchaser of Tax Certificate No 6 filed in the office claiming land in St Lucie County described as a portion of Section 23 Township 11 Range 38 East with a pending tax deed issuance date of September 28 1908. The clerk cautions that the deed will issue unless lawfully rebutted and bears official signature and seal dated August 21 1908.
W F Ba purchaser of Tax Certificate No 7 has applied for a tax deed under Florida law. The certificate, issued July 1 1901, covers land in St Lucie County described as NE of NW Section 9 To 31 South Range 38 East in the name of A J Miller. Deed will be issued September 20 1908 unless redeemed. signature and seal of J B Clerk Circuit Court St Lucie County dated August 24 1908.
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