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A Three CLAYTON AGAIN HEADS LAKELAND'S C. OF C. FATHER AND SON A Square Dealer inlires Where Tfou See RECEIVE GOOD RESULTS THE TAMPA SUNDAY TRIBUNE, SUNDAY, APRIL 29, 1917 WELL KNOWN TAMPA CIT POPULAR BANKER ACCEPTS SECOND TERM This Sign: -i IZEN GAINS 22 POUNDS Taylor Talks C5f Had Catarrh for Fifteen Years and Bad Stomach Unanimous Choice Holwprthy Continues Secretary of Live-wire Body of Boosters YES! We'oe Got 'Em All LAKELAND, April 28. (Special) Annual election of officers of the Lakeland Chamber of Commerce was beM Wednesday afternon. President C.

Clayton, a prominent banker, was re-elected Doan's Kidney Pills Mulsified Cocoanut -Oil Andes Tanlac Wyeth Sage and Sulphur Dodson Liver Tone, and all the other nationally advertised preparations. JUST PHONE 2691 and your order will be delivered inside of ten minutes. Never In the history of this city has a medicine been so widely discussed as Andes. "The Master That It must be a preparation of unusual merit is proven by the enormous demand from the rnav local citizens who are obtaining magic-like results from the use of It. In an interview the past week with the Andes representative, Mr.

L. H. DeShong of 1128 Cherry Street this city said: "I have suffered bad stomach trouble that has given me no end of worry, and cost a great deal of time and money. "I was told my ills were due to faulty action of the bowels and I think my liver was to blame, too. I can tell you this inflamatlon of the stomach was.

painful. I gradually lost In weight and strength and kept getting worse until I decided to try Andes. This Andes has been a blessing to me as I have gained twenty-two pounds and am feeling like myself again. The catarrh is getting better every day, and I am now having my son use it for his catarrh and blood. it- el TAYLOR DRUG COMPANY 602 Franklin TAMPA He is showing good improvement." Catarrh Is one of the most prevalent of all diseases.

Why? Because It steals upon Its victim like a thief In the night. To be forewarned is to be forearmed and ready to combat the condition, but catarrh gives no warning. Catarrh affects almost every organ of the body and will Anally produce a condition known as systematic catarrh. The circulation becomes poor and the organs Business Talk Number 35 WHEN you drive down a strange street in metropolis or village, there is always one friendly, familiar face to greet you the face of the Goodrich Dealer's Sign. suffer, the patient has a general despondent feeling.

Sometimes catarrh resembles chronic malaria and again It resembles nervous prostration, the kidneys become affected, also the bladder and stomach. Then comes indigestion, pains and cramps after eating, kidney affections which frequently cause back aches, especially upon arising in trie morning, and many other Ills too numer ous to mention. At the first sign of catarrh, such as offensive breath, scabs forming in the nose, contracting cold easily, heavy dull feeling In front part The Office a Production Department C. M. CLAYTON Prominent Lakeland Banker Re-elected President of Lakeland Chamber of Commerce that position by unanimous vote.

His administration of the affairs of Lakeland's civic body has been very satisfactory during the past and all members were pleased to have him accept another term. Other officers chosen were: First vice-president and chairman of the Civic and Traffic Bureau C. Shaffer. Second vice-president and chairman of Commercial and Industrial Bureau C. E.

Todd. Third vice-president and chairman of Publicity and Conventions Bureau S. Moore, Mr. Moore was also re-elected chairman of the Retail Merchants' Bureau. Fourth vice-president and chairman of Rural Affairs Bureau W.

W. Chase. Fifth vice-president and chairman of Membership Council M. F. Hethering-ton.

Treasurer M. F. Hetherlngton. Secretary A. J.

Holworthy. The officers and directors were emphatic In their expressions of approval and appreciation of the work of the secretary, the extent of whose services to this community are known only to those who coem in contact with the workings of the secretary's office. Plans for increased membership, to foster and encourage local Industries, and to inaugurate a "food-planting" campaign, were set on foot, and gratifying results from these Will doubtless soon be in evidence. of forehead, weakening or the eyesignt, hearing becoming affected, sense of smell and taste Impaired. You should do something to check its course.

The most rational treatment Is with a tonic, that acts directly upon the mucous mambranes, and one that aids digestion, enriches the blood and builds up the muscles. Hundreds here in Tampa have proclaimed Andes the best remedy for catarrh. First aid should be through the stomach, causing good digestion and from this hot-bed of human good Influence is sent to every portion of the body. Andes Is composed entirely of vegetable Ingredients selected for their purity and potency and gathered In many parts of the world. Mr.

Payne and expert assistants are meeting the public daily at the Economical Drug Store, Cor. Franklin and Cass Sts. They explain Andes to all callers. Andes can be obtained In Ybor City at The Franco Drug Store and The 22nd St. Pharmacy and in West Tampa at The El Bien Publico Drug Store.

16 GRADUATES FROM FT. SCHOO HIGH MEAD The best sales force cannot make or keep a business unless it has intelligent office work back of it. The best manufacturing organizations will fall flat without the assistance of the right kind of an office force. We have watched the growth of various enterprises and it is our observation that a business prospers about in proportion to the intelligence put into the office work, provided the product or service is right. It is a necessary part of our business to study business and out of that study has grown the idea of helpful service evidenced by our advertising.

Very often we are able to offer valuable advice and to suggest practical ways for meeting business problems. This service is yours for the asking regardless of the size of your business. There is no profit in manufacturing or selling unless those who do the office work figure correctly. The office is the heart of a business. It is the department around which manufacturing or selling or both revolve.

It is not a necessary evil, but a vital factor which can make or break the best manufacturing or selling organization. A poorly equipped office which keeps haphazard records and is. regarded purely as an over head expense has no place in business. Accurate, legible, understandable office records which tell a complete story of the business are the best insurance against trouble, which is the most expensive thing-in the world. Sister sign of THE GOODRICH GUIDE POST, it too points the RIGHT WAY for the automobilist the sure, safe way to the highest quality tires at the lowest price.

That Goodrich Dealer's Sign means much to you, especially if you are in a strange town, and must have a tire. Assures Fair Treatment It means that wherever you seehit, there you find a square dealer in tires who will sell you the best tires made at the one price of the Fair List Goodrich publishes for all. It means you are sure to get comfort, safety, and lasting service from the i tires you buy there. It means you must receive full value from the tires, or you can come to Goodrich, and get what a tire owes you from Qoodrich Fair Treatment. The Goodrich Dealer's Sign takes all risk out of buying a tire wherever you are.

Bank With Us MGHT YOUNG WOMEN AND EIGHT YOUNG MEN Mrs. Wilcox Accidentally Takes Poison and Life Barely Saved News of Interest BROOKSVILLE BROOKSVILLE, April 28 After one of the most successful years in the history of that Institution, the Hernando High School closed Friday. The baccalaureate sermon will be delivered by Dr. Alderman of Southern College Sunday, and the commencement exercises will be held in the Star Theatre Monday evening. On Wednesday evening the graduating class will present the fa roe comedy, "The Dear Boy Graduate," and the portals of a high school career will be closed forever to the fifteen graduates.

Hillery Cason, who was Injured last Saturday by a fall, is rapidly improving, and will soon be able to resume his work with the Brooksville Light Water Company. B. O. Bowden and son, Bryant, of Inverness, were business visitors to Brooksville Monday. Miss Hessie Bobbltt of St.

Petersburg Is pleasantly visiting friends In this city this week. Court officials in this city this week were: Circuit Judge W. S. Bullock, of Ocala; State Attorney George W. Scho-field of Inverness, and Court Stenographer T.

J. Hunter of Ocala. Mr. and Mrs. S.

E. Mickler of Tarpon Springs visited relatives in this city Monday. The Alumni Association of the Hernan The Exchange National Bank RESOURCES OVER $4,000,000 TAMPA, FLORIDA do High School will meet Tuesday even ing at the Vamada Hotel. Besides the transacting of the regular annual business, a delightful program has been ar. ranged by the committee, and will be rendered on this occasion.

There are now ninety-eight alumnus an dan addition of fifteen new members is assured by the graduating class of 1917. ORGANIZES STARKE L. C. Bell of Ocala visited his family FORT MEADE. April 28.

(Special) The commencement season closed here Tuesday night when eight young men and eight young women were given diplomas by the principal, J. V. Chapman. The salutatory was given by Miss Myrtle Hurst and the valedictory address was given by Miss Mary Bailey. Dr.

Harvey W. Cox, who has the chair of psychology and philosophy at the University of Florida, delivered the commencement sermon and took for his subject the "Four Lords of Destiny." The commencement season was fraught with splendid program and vas greatly enjoyed by the people of the comunlty. The school years just closed was the best year in the history of the schoL Prof. Chapman will be returned next year as principal The excitement and difference of opinion brought on by the recent "cow" election is about to wear off, and rest while different-minded citizens are about to forget their troubles and are day by day burying the hatchet. True, the cows will remain at large on the streets for a while longer, at least until the Germans are whipped and peace and prosperity reign once more.

Woman Takes Poison Through Mistake What might have proved a sad mistake happened Wednesday morning when Mrs. E. E. Wilcox accidentally made a mistake and took a dangerous poison. Realizing her condition she sent for her husband.

For fear she would die before aid could reach her she sent the children, Edna and Gordon, away and locked the door to prevent their return and witnessing their mother's death. When Mr. Wilcox reached horn his wife was unable to go to the door and a screen had to be removed and entrance made through the window. With the skillful aid of Dr. E.

L. Williams she was soon relieved and all Is well again. The Moose Lodge here has voted out the buffet or club feature of their lodge. here Wednesday. Cyril Copp, prominent attorney of St.

Petersburg, is in this city visiting Mr. SWEDEN'S "WAR ASICS' PTrtTKTlOUI. Sweden. April Of aTt Ik "war bibles" In euaedrn and liter- ara a food nsft of all kinds the laieat mtittnw La ha lit shipping companies. Tha esntlncs of am aDmpara eery fa-enranty with tba nest (list America, has ta aaasr la the line of Industries fosfvrd by (ha star.

On shlntptit ciwnranr. srtth a oapits.) af IS remans, has declared too dividend of par asflt. each, and still another hundred la toa farm at oas freo sharw of stncfc for orary old on. It'a aara- Inc (or ll srrre 737 ermrna. aralnet 1H ta 115 Other shipping nonaws hies paid din tl an da of SO to SO0 per oenU and Mrs.

W. R. Chalker and family. and patterns for making comfort bags and outfits for soldiers lying In hospitals will be sent from Jacksonville headquarters to our society, and the ladies will soon proceed to work In organized classes. Quite a number of persons, both ladies and gentlemen, have Joined.

To support its field and base hospitals, its doctors and nurses, and to provide the necessities of military and civilian relief, calls for at least 1,000,000 members In this country. CROSS BRANCH RED Dr. W. O. Lemasters, county superin The B.F.

Goodrich Rubber Company AKRON, OHIO Maker of the Famous Tires on Which Dario Resta Won the 1916 Racing Championship Silvertown Cord Tires Also Brown Tubes and Gray Tubes B. F. Goodrich Rubber 210 W. Lafayette St. Phone 4047 tendent of public instruction, left Tuesday morning for Lake City, where he attended a convention of the county superintendents and principals of schools of the State.

Mrs. J. D. Burrltt and family left Wed PATRIOTIC MEETING HELD AT BRADFORD CAPITAL nesday morning for Tampa, where they will reside in the future. SWAP BOOKS rOR SPUDS TjOXTWIX.

April St A asosad-band book star, ta the aenter of London ha a cmnttarful of bank displaced In front of the shoo with Lhs alcn: "Thee hooka tan pence each, or srUI bs airtmajti far potato." 70 PER CENT. DIVIDEND COPENHAGEN, Denmark. April One shipping company hera has declared dividend of 7 per cent. Ita profits for th rear wera nearly 0O0.0UO crowua. on a capital of 1.5M.0O0 crowns.

i'-l-jiiS BEST IN THE IONQ RUN" Dr. J. L. Kelly of Gainesville, was a business visitor to Brooksville Monday. Frank Sanders of Ocala is visiting his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. L. B. Sanders, in this city. tried for the United States Army and BUSHNELL Officers Elected Physicians Offer Services in Conducting Classes of Instruction passed the examination successfully and' Born, to Dr.

and Mrs. W. H. Cox on Wednesday, a fine baby boy. Frank B.

Saxon spent Thursday In Tampa visiting relatives and transact ing business. Insurance Company Official Says 60,000 Die Annually From Preventable Kidney Disorders Miss Nevada Messer left Thursday morning for Kissimmee and Safety Har bor, where she will visit friends. Brooksville is soon to have a band. Necessary horns and drums have been is now located at Screven, Ga. On account of the heavy rain that fell Tuesday night the attendance at the Webster Dramatic Club was light, but those that saw the play were well pleased.

Lee Caruthers of Coleman, purchased several cars of cukes from the growers this week. Sheriff Coleman made an official trip to Georgia this week. O. C. Tigner made a business trip to OcaJa, Wednesday.

The play Because I Love You" presented by the Center Hill Dramatic Club to a nice crowd of the Bushnell theater goers thoroughly enjoyed by all. HUSHNELL. April 28. (Special) Itavmond Moore of Zephyrhills was a visitor Wednesday. U.

Lewis, representing George Allison of New York, has been mingling with cuke growers the past few days. Col. A. M. Roland paid Dade City a professional visit Tuesday.

Dr. E. R- Baker, the competent dentist, has moved back to Bushnell and has located his office at the Beville Koonce and Tom Rawlins who enlisted with Postmaster Button for the I s. Navv, were rejected by the officer fit Tampa, but Claude, wanting la enlist in the service of Uncle Sam secured and the boys are now earnestly at work preparing themselves to be real musicians. SKELETON 5.000 YEARS OLD LONDON.

April 28. The skeleton of a woolly rhinoceros 5,000 years old has been due up by Boy Pcotits in the course of maneuvers in Loakes Park High Wycombe. This is good news to the "dry" people of town. The merchants of Fort Meade, the majority of them. signed a petition to close" their places of business, beginning May 5, and to keep closed until October.

It is thought that thosi who have not signed the petition will "fall in line." This Thursday half holi-dav will include the banks and the post-office. The class of Fort Meade High School has offered Its services to the President of the United States, each member being desirious of being used In any capacity the government sees to put them to. A meeting of the civic association Is called for Tuesday night to arrange the program for the summer months. A lawn and year contest is not on and the auspices of the civic STARKE, April 28. (Special.) The Starke Branch.

North Florida Chapter. American Red Cross was permanently organized last evening at the Court House, the meeting being under the direction of Dr. M. Welntraub. field secretary.

North Florida Chapter, American Red Cross. The following permanent officers were elected. Chairman. Dr. A.

H. Freeman; vice-chairman, Mrs. H. C. Richard; secretary, Mrs.

J. L. Peek; treasurer, N. T. Ritch; executive committee: Dr.

A. H. Freeman, J. L. reek.

Mrs. J. M. Alvarez, Dr. J.

P. Tomlinson and Mrs. F. A. Scott.

After the election of officers. Dr. Weintraub addressed the audience on the subject of the American Red CroBS. At the close of his address he invited anyone to ask questions relative to the management and work of this worldwide organisation, and a number present gladly availed themselves of this opportunity to learn more about the Red Cross. Drs.

A. H. Freeman, E. T. Campbell and J.

P. Tomlinson have offered their services to conduct classes In first aid to the Injured, dietlcs. etc. Directions The alarming death rate from kidney disorders may be reduced by prompt attention to affected kidney. A prominent life Insurance company, from abundant statistics, show that fully 100.000 Americans die annually from kidney diseases.

Since fully 60 per cent, or sixty thousand, of these fatalities could be prevented or postponed for years if the presence of kidney disease was discovered in its early stages, it is high time that everyone should take an Interest in the health of their kidneys. Now the kidneys work day and night to protect the blood and body from an ever-lncrea-ing quantity of poisonous substances. They perform their function of filtration faithfully and persistently. Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver Remedy tphould be selected for the treatment of kidney disorders. It soothes and benefits these delicate organs, and has a direct action WHY BE BALD? on the circulation.

With better circulation, the perrpiratory elands become ae tive. which eliminates some of the waste products by way of the akin. In thla way Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver Remedy -not only helps to prevent kidney diseases, but It is an effective remedy In all flages. Warner' risfe Kidney and Liver Remedy is no experiment of today, but has been a blessing to thousands of sufferers for the last 40 years. "I wish to ay that your remedies have been uad in our family for about fifteen years.

We are never without a bottie of Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver Remedy in our home, and It has saved many a doctor's bill. It Is a wonderful medicine for all diseases of the kidney and liver." Florence 11 Schmidt. U. F. No.

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N. T. Here's a Good Way to Stop Loss of Hair and Start New Hair Growth A luxuriant head of hair Is God's birthright to every man to everv woman. If your hair Is thinning out. splitting.

prematurely gray. brittle. difficult to comb, full of dandruff, your head itches like mad, it's a prettv sure sign, the hair roots are diseased Leave Jacksonville 8.30.P.M. Arr. and quick action should be taken.

Don't wait but go to Economical, Court 7-10 AM. Square, or Cotter's Drug Store and get a bottle of Parisian Sage, trie really efficient hair grower. Don't say "it's the same old story; I've heard it before," but try a bottle at their risk. They guarantee it to stOD falliner hair WILLIAMS VALVES 3I.L0UI5 and itching scalp and removes all dan druff Or money back. The hair falls out and no new hair CHRISTINA CHRISTINA, April 28.

Quite a number of people from here attended the ball game between Nichols and Mulberrv teams at Nichols yesterday afternoon. The score was one to nothing In favor of Nichols. The Nichols team Is made up of men from here and that place. Mrs. S.

L. Carter and Mrs. Smith motored to Plant Cftv Wednesdav. Mr. and Mrs.

B. R. Fuller are the proud parents of a new boy who arrived Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs.

A. Fulgham snent Run-day with Mrs. Fulgham's brother, Neal English, of Spring Head. Mr. and Mrs.

Herbert Martin leave to. day for their former home In Kentucky, where they expect to spend the summer. Mrs. M. B.

Benton left today for Plant City to attend the commencement exercises of the high school of which her brother is a graduate this year. A dance was given nt the W. O. W. hall last night.

A numbr of out-of-town guests from Nichols, Mulberry and Medulla were present. Delicious refreshments of cream and cake were served. comes In when the hair roots fail to receive the proper nourishment. Parisian WE HAVE LOCATION AND ORGANIZATION FOR SERVICE bage contains Just the element needed. Apply frequently, massaging the scalp vigorously, then it soaks rleht in and Via Write or wire for Pullman space Promptness and courtesy a specialty.

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