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MATCHETT'S
THE REAL DRUG STORE 426 CLEVELAND ST. PHONE 27
THE BANK of CLEARWATER
CAPITAL $100,000.00 SURPLUS $60,000.00 RESOURCES $ 1,500,000.00 State, County and City Depository Your Patronage Solicited
A. C. CLEWIS, President J. J. ELDRIDGE, Vice President H. W. BIVINS, Vice President and Cashier L. E. JOHNSON, Asst. Cashier
Accounts of Merchants, Farmers, Individuals and Corporations Solicited
YOU WILL BANK WITH US SOME DAY WHY NOT NOW?
WEST COAST HARDWARE CO. HARDWARE
Paints = Oils - Varnishes HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS 502 Cleveland St. Phone 112 CLEARWATER, FLORIDA
Clearwater Lighting Co. I S F
ICE SERVICE ELECTRICITY LIGHT - HEAT - POWER AT YOUR SERVICE 518 Cleveland St. Phone 133
TOOKE & WOOD
REAL ESTATE PHONE 108 Bank of Clearwater Bidge
LEO F. MARTIN
15 N. GARDEN AVE., PHONE 12-M PAINTING CONTRACTOR
1900
Class
Book
Copyright N.º.
TER SUN
COPYRIGHT DEPOSIT.
has mauc more people COME TO CLEARWATER than any other one thing
SUNG
Published in the finest and best equipped shop in South Florida
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THE NEW YORK STORE
L. FRANK, Proprietor
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Men's, Ladies' and Children's Ready-to-Wear Dry Goods, Notions, Shoes
424 CLEVELAND ST.
Phone 205
Clearwater, Florida
PHONE 110 LONG DISTANCE 223
Whitledge Hotel J. B. WHITLEDGE, Proprietor
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First Class Service, Running Water, Steam Heat
Rates $12 to $25 Week American Plan A La Carte
Good Boating and Good Fishing
Sea Food and Chicken Dinners a Specialty
420 Cleveland St.
Clearwater, Florida
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THE CLEARWATER EVENING SUN
has made more people COME TO CLEARWATER than any other one thing
SUNE
Published in the finest and best equipped shop in South Florida
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THE NEW YORK STORE
L. FRANK, Proprietor
Men's, Ladies' and Children's Ready-to-Wear Dry Goods, Notions, Shoes
424 CLEVELAND ST.
Phone 205
Clearwater, Florida
PHONE 110 LONG DISTANCE 223
Whitledge Hotel J. B. WHITLEDGE, Proprietor
First Class Service, Running Water, Steam Heat
Rates $12 to $25 Week American Plan A La Carte
Good Boating and Good Fishing
Sea Food and Chicken Dinners a Specialty
420 Cleveland St.
Clearwater, Florida
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Pioneer Store In Progressive Pinellas
THE OLDEST AND BEST STORE IN CLEARWATER
We carry a full line of everything worn by Men, Women and Children. Fine Dress Goods, Ribbons, Trimmings, Etc. Best line of Ready-To-Wear in the City.
MANHATTAN SHIRTS, KNOX HATS, WALK- OVER SHOES, RED CROSS AND EDUCATOR SHOES FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN. YOUR TRADE APPRECIATED.
Hughey's Department Store PHONE 11 415 CLEVELAND ST.
H. W. BIVINS, Pres. A. W. GAGE, Vice Pres. L. T. GREGORY, JR., Sec. F. L. HENDRIX, Cashr.
Guaranty Title and Trust Co.
Capital $75,000.00
Transacts a General Banking Business
Title Insurance, Abstracts of Title,
Trusts Administered, 4 per cent on Savings Non-Residents Represented
Mortgages Bought and Sold
413 Cleveland St. Telephone 81
CLEARWATER, FLORIDA
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Dunn & Wade
ELECTRIC SHOE SHOP
12 S. Ft. Harrison Ave.
TRY US IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR GOOD SERVICE
BRANDON & JONES
REAL ESTATE
Fire, Life and Auto Insurance
PHONE 147
524 Cleveland St.
Clearwater, Florida
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Pierce's DEPARTMENT STORE
Shoes, Clothing, Hats Millinery Dry Goods, Notions
Everything to Wear; All kinds of "cut price" goods carried side by side with the better class of goods. for easy comparison. Lowest Competition Prices. 527-529 CLEVELAND ST. PHONE 87
Clearwater Novelty Works High Class Work Prompt Service House Finish and Mill Work
CHINA CLOSETS BOOK CASES ICE BOXES MANTEL PIECES
STAIRWAYS MOULDINGS WINDOW FRAMES SPECIAL ORDERS
N. East Av. Cor. Laura
Phone 63
Whitesell Hardware Co.
Builders' Hardware, Paints, Varnishes, Tools and Cutlery, Pipe and Fittings, Stoves and Ranges American Fencing, Steel Fence Posts, Farming Implements.
FISHING TACKLE AND SPORTING GOODS
Telephone 17 425 Cleveland St.
CLEARWATER, FLORIDA
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A. M. BOBBITT
New and Second Hand Furniture and Hardware Bought, Sold and Exchanged NEW AND SECOND HAND
Farming Tools, Queensware, Crockery, Stoves of All Kinds Beds and Bedding, Rugs, Tinware, Sewing Machines Refrigerators, Ice Cream Freezers, Store Fixtures Jugs and Bottles, Phonographs and Records Scales of All Kinds, Bicycles Parts, Fishing Tackle, Paints and Varnish,
I Want Your Business,
I Can Save You Money
I Positively Sell It Cheaper
PHONE 99 22-24-26-28 GARDEN AVENUE
Arcade Cigar & News Company
EARLE WILDER, Mgr.
Cigars, Tobaccos, Soft Drinks News Dealers, Magazines 514 CLEVELAND ST. PHONE 140 CLEARWATER, FLORIDA
J. M. BLANTON S. A. CARTER
BLANTON & GARTER "The Old Crackers" REAL ESTATE
City and Suburban Property, Farms, Orange Groves, Etc. PHONE 254 3 PEOPLES BANK BUILDING CLEARWATER, FLORIDA
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EUREKA CAFE
CLEOTELIS BROS & CO. Most Sanitary Restaurant in Florida "SERVICE" IS OUR MOTTO GIVE US À TRIAL TELEPHONE 281 515 CLEVELAND ST. CLEARWATER, FLORIDA
John Phillipoff
General Contractor and Builder
PHONE 116 CLEARWATER, FLORIDA
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Reinforced Concrete and Concrete Work of All Descriptions
Had Years of Experience and Bear the Best of Reputation
If You Examine My Work You Will Be Convinced "THE BEST IS ALWAYS THE CHEAPEST"
Clearwater Steam Laundry
MODERN APPLIANCES AND EXPERT SKILL Personal Attention to Every Patron Our Dull Finish for Collars is Unexcelled Hotel, Restaurant and Family Work a Specialty. Prices Moderate LAUNDRY CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED CLEVELAND ST. PHONE 145
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CLEARWATER The Golden Sunset City Gem of Florida
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BANK OF CLEARWATER
PEOPLE'S BANK
C CIA604390
NOV 27 1920
no 1
CLEARWATER, FLA.
You can reach Clearwater any way you choose. Many vis- itors from all corners of the country come by automobile over the high-roads, and we have made the going easy by building solid brick roads from North to South and criss-crossing the en- tire Pinellas County, of which Clearwater is the County Seat. This local system of roads connects to the north and east with those of other counties and States.
Others make the trip by water via Tampa, about one hour distant by "Bus." If you decide to go by rail, the Atlantic Coast Line and the Seaboard Air Line run direct trains to our city daily.
Excursion tickets for round trips are sold at reduced prices, but we feel it our duty to caution you against buying such trans- portation, as a great number of travelers, to our certain knowl- edge, have never used the return ticket.
If you have not been to Florida before, and especially if you are coming from a big city, it will fill you with delight to get ac- quainted with the inhabitants of our State. This is written without a thought of depreciation of our countrymen from the North. But the fact that the struggle for existance has lost its sting in this Paradise on Earth, naturally gives us all a cheerful disposition, and a man who is literally walking in sunshine all his life cannot be gloomy.
Scenery And Climate
Clearwater's topographical merits are without question unique in the State of Florida.
The site where the town is now situated was the camping grounds of the Seminole Indians in earlier days and was chosen 100 years ago by the U. S. forces for the erection of their fort (later named Fort Harrison) owing to its healthful and strate- gical position.
The low coast line of Florida is here transformed into a bluff of rare beauty, giving to Clearwater the greatest elevation of any coast city of Florida.
Clearwater is the natural sequence to these old historical facts, and this bold headline overlooking the Gulf of Mexico,
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which is our inheritance today, was peopled by the first white settlers owing to its distinct features of healthfulness, fertility and beauty during all seasons of the year. And what was true then still holds good with the future emphasis of modern saniti- . tion, deeper knowledge of the conditions of the soil and with the building of up-to-date attractive homes.
Nowhere on the American mainland is the temperature, summer and winter more pleasant and invigorating. In summer the thermometer seldom registers 90 degrees or more, but aver- ages in the region of 82; a drop of 32 degrees in winter is a rare event, indeed, as the average for day and night in mid- winter is about 62. On account of location and elevation, un- like that of many other coast cities, the atmosphere is remark- ably free from moisture and fogs throughout the winter season The warmest days of summer here in Clearwater are tempered by the breezes from the Gulf and never does the atmosphere become suffocating. The coldest days of winter, on the other hand, are not raw and disagreeable but snappy and rather en- joyable.
Streets And Avenues
Clearwater is a city of many streets and of considerable space. The reason of this is the fact that nearly all homes are surrounded by spacious grounds or by remnants of orange groves, memories of a past when Florida was not yet invaded by the railroads, or discovered by the Winter Tourist.
It is a most striking contrast that meets your eye when you turn from the business streets of the town to the residential sections. While the former present an uninterrupted scene of busy pedestrians crowding the sidewalks and automobiles en masse by the curbs or gliding over the asphalt, the latter are smothered in foliage and flowers. Most impressive are the magnifiecnt, gnarled old oaks covered with Spanish moss and the stately palms with fern-like heads, and on every turn you are confronted with a burst of color, ever changing and wonder- ful to behold.
Buildings
Our two banks, The Bank of Clearwater and People's Bank, have enjoyed prosperity and are doing business running into seven figures. Their bank buildings are very fine and imposing structures attesting the financial strength of our community. Another beautiful edifice is the new Clearwater Library with its well appointed reading room and large and varied collection of books.
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With a full understanding of the importance of educational institutions, the public schools conform to modern demands and are under the supervision of able men who know how to select the right kind of teachers for every grade, from the day the child enters school till he graduates from high school.
The Morton F. Plant Endowed Hospital, erected by the cit- izens of Clearwater and endowed by Mr. Plant, stands just at the edge of the town. The sense of security that lies in the knowledge of having a throughly equipped hospital at our very door is well worthy of consideration. Clearwater in this re- spect is also very fortunate in having a fine corps of resident physicians with extensive experience at home and abroad.
Sport And Recreation
The Pinellas County Court House, a handsome structure of modern architecture, is located in the center of the city, the County Seat of "Peerless. Pinellas."
Half a mile to the south of Clearwater is a famous hotel, Club House, Casino, Swimming Pool and the Belleair Golf Links, always kept in first-class shape. A picture of absorbing inter- est is here presented when the players are scattered in groups over the links on these two courses, among whom are many men and women of nation-wide reputation.
If you are a golfer, Clearwater should claim you as a regular visitor every winter, as you here find the conditions for the great sport almost beyond improvement. The links, the bright, sunny days, the genial players-everything is just right.
Between the main-land and the Mexican Gulf are the Florida Keys; long narrow islands with their picturesque palm silhou- etted against the sky.
Clearwater Bridge, two miles long, connects the city with its Key, and a. "Bus" line operates continually for your convenience if you have no conveyance of your own and do not care for the brisk little walk. Here, on the Key to the open Gulf, are the bathing beaches with ample pavilions and bath houses.
Fishing is a great pastime with us in idle hours, both in the outside Gulf and in the calm inshore waters. And the fact that we have also a number of streams and inland lakes makes the sport still more fascinating as the variety of fish is correspond- ingly great.
Citrus Fruit and Vegetables
The orange and the grapefruit, Florida's old staple crop, is still the principal industry of Pinellas County. From the Clearwater zone is shipped annually over a half million boxes of
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citrus fruit, and the revenue derived from this source is reflected in the wealth of the community. There are thousands of acres of fine citrus land yet to be developed. The demand is growing daily, and if you are interested in the business of fruit growing at all, you would do well to investigate its untold possibilities now.
For the man of agricultural ability or inclination, good farm land is also still available close at hand, and a great variety of vegetables can be successfully grown.
Clearwater has now over 4,000 inhabitants, and as the im- mense stream of tourists is ever increasing, a ready market for all farm products is found close at hand.
Also in the city we are in need of more new enterprising cit- izens to help us take care of the throngs of visitors in the sea- son that generally opens in November and lasts till May.
Opportunities
Money invested in a hotel and in cottages for rent is sure. to yield a comfortable income, as our accommodations at pres- ent are overtaxed; and considering the rapid growth of our town, there is in fact, a good opening for almost any kind of a sound industry.
Whether you aim to live in town or in the country, you will find here the conveniences to which you have been accustomed elsewhere, while our wonderful climate simply precludes the faintest possibility of hardships.
Cost of Living
Compared to other cities in the country, Clearwater is not an expensive place in which to live, and in many respects you will find the cost of living lower than elsewhere. The yearly saving on clothing and fuel, as against these burdens farther north and west, is a very important item, and while we can not claim this advantage for Clearwater in particular over our sis- ter cities in Southern Florida, we do claim to have a particu- larly high and dry atmosphere with no penetrating fogs.
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Our stores in all branches are ably managed and stocked to satisfy and suit any pocketbook. , Clearwater's nearness to big markets, by rail or by water, is the ever-present factor that is placing our imports and exports, alike, on a very favorable foot- ing.
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Newspapers
The Clearwater Evening Sun (daily) and The Clearwater News are the names of our local papers, and it would probably be a wise move on your part, if you are interested in our invi- tation to come to Clearwater, to order one of these papers for a short period and thus get familiar with the local happenings from day to day.
Fraternal Organizations and Churches
If you are a member of any of the prominent fraternal or- ganizations, and they are almost all represented here, the Clear- water headquarters would no doubt endorse our claims as would also the churches. They would undoubtedly testify to the high moral plane of our community.
The churches include the Baptist, Episcopal, Presbyterian, Methodist Episcopal, Christian Science and Christian.
So much has been said about our beautiful sunny days, cli- maxed by the gorgeous sunsets, that it would not be amiss to mention the nights, when the thrill of the mocking-bird's song has been stilled, always wonderful and refreshing and simply beyond description.
For further information please write the Secretary of the Board of Trade, who will take great pains to furnish you with the exact details you may want.
Your letter will be very much appreciated and receive prompt attention.
Gray Moss Inn
GEORGE F. WASHBURN, Propr.
SELECT TOURISTS AUTOMOBILE PARTIES TEA ROOM
203 S. Ft. Harrison Ave. Phone 278 Clearwater, Fla.
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R. L. POLK & CO.'S CLEARWATER CITY DIRECTORY
INCLUDING BELLEAIR, DUNEDIN, LARGO, OZONA, SAFETY HARBOR and SUTHERLAND
1920-21
VOLUME I
Containing an Alphabetical List of Business Firms and Private Citizens, a Directory of the State, City and County Officials, Banks, Churches,¿Public and Private Schools. Clubs, Secret Societies, Labor Unions and Other Organizations, Etc.,:a Complete
Classified Business Directory "THE BUYER'S GUIDE"
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Copyright 1920 by R. L. Polk & Co.
PREFACE
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The publishers herewith present the first edition of the Clearwater City Directory with the assurance that neither time, labor nor expense has been spared to produce a work which in every respect will completely fill the re- quirements of a growing city. The canvass of the territory embraced has been complete and thorough and has not been confined to the corporate limits but has been extended to include the outlying portions of the city, the inhabitants of which afe so closely identified with the life of the community as to make their inclusion in the City Directory a necessity.
The arrangement of this volume is similar to the directories of the other and larger cities of the State, and all the features of a modern and complete guide to the city will be found within its covers.
The department of Miscellaneous Information beginning at page 25, is a complete and comprehensive guide to the State, County and City governments, Churches, Public and Private Schools, Banks, Courts, Hospitals and Asylums, Clubs, Benevolent, Literary and other associations, Secret Societies, etc. This is followed by the Street Directory or Householders' Guide, pages 37 to 50, which consists of the name and description of each street and avenue in al- phabetical order, the numbers on each street also being shown together with the name of the occupant of each buliding and at what number the intersect- ing streets cross. By use of this department the exact location of any house or building in the city can be immediately and exactly ascertained.
The Alphabetical List of Names commencing at page 51 contains the names of all business firms and corporations, and the inhabitants of the city over a certain age, together with the occupation and address of each individ- ual. Following this will be found directories of Belleair, Dunedin, Largo, Ozona, Safety Harbor and Sutherland.
The Classified Business Directory, the concluding department, is a com- plete exhibit of the commercial, manufacturing, professional, financial and other business interests of the city, arranged in alphabetical order under their respective headings.
There are contained in this volume 1,446 names, by use of the multiple of 21/2 to allow for the names of women and children, a population of 3,615 is indicated for Clearwater and its environs.
The publishers desire to extend their thanks to the subscribers to the work for their support, and to the public in general for their co-operation in furnishing the necessary information to the enumerators and to assure the public that we will endeavor to make each succeeding volume more worthy of their commendation and patronage.
Respectfully, R. L. POLK & CO., Publishers.
nov. 30.20
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Page
Abbreviations
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Alphabetical List of Names
51
Belleair
109
Dunedin
III
Largo
118
Ozona
123
Safety Harbor
I26
Sutherland
130
Bands
32
Banks
32
Board of County Commissioners
30
Board of Public Instruction
30
Board of Trade (City)
3I 30
Cemeteries
32
City Government
30
Churches-White
32
Churches-Colored
32
Classified Business Directory
133
Clubs and Societies
33
County Government
29
Courts
30
Educational
3I
Fire Department
3I
Hospitals
33
Libraries
33
Military Societies
33
Miscellaneous Clubs and Societies
33
Newspapers
34 34 31
Postoffice
34
Public Buildings, Halls, Etc.
34
Public Schools
3I
Secret Societies
34
State Government
25 26
State Legislature
Street Directory
37
United States Congressmen
26
United States Senators
26
Parks
Police Department
1
Board of Trade (County)
INDEX TO ADVERTISERS
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Arcade Cigar & News Co
7
Bank of Clearwater
Front cover
Blanton & Carter
Right top lines and 7
Bobbitt, A M
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Booth, Frank J
Right top lines
Brandon & Jones
Backbone and 5
City Repair Shop
Left side lin s
City Transfer Co
Back cover
Clearwater Evening Sun
2
Clearwater Garage
Left side lines
Clearwater Lighting Co Front cover
Clearwater Novelty Works
Back cover and 6
Clearwater Republic Truck Co
Back cover
Clearwater Steam Bakery
135
Clearwater Steam Laundry
Left top lines and 8
Cut Price Store
Back cover
Dunn & Wade
5
Eureka Cafe
Back cover and 8
Gray Moss Inn
Left top lines and 15
Guaranty Title & Trust Co
4
Hallowell, Frank T S & Co
Right top lines
Hart's Tailor Shop
162
Hendry A
Left side lines
Hughey's Department Store
4
Martin, Leo F
Front cover
Matchett, J W & Bro
Front cover
Men's Store, The
Right side lines
Nall, J E Lumber Co
Right side lines
New York Store, The
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Oldsmar Tractor Co
Opposite 90
Paul & Davis Furniture Co
Peoples Bank
Left top lines Back cover
Phillipoff, John Left side lines and 8
Pierce's Department Store
Right top lines and 6
Pinellas Sales Co
Right side lines
Schooley, W H
Stencil edges
Service Garage, The
Right side lines
Tooke & Wood
Front cover
Trott, J H
Left top lines
West Coast Hardware Co
Front cover
Whitesell Hardware Co
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Whitledge Hotel
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J. M. BLANTON "THE OLD CRACKERS" S. A. CARTER BLANTON & CARTER
3 Peoples Bank Bldg. REAL ESTATE Phone 254 City and Suburban Property, Farms, Orange Groves, Etc.
CLEARWATER CITY DIRECTORY, 1920 25
CLEARWATER CITY GUIDE 1920
MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION
State Government (Capital, Tallahassee)
Governor-Sidney J Catts
Secretary of State-H Clay Crawford
* Attorney General-Thomas F West Comptroller-Ernest Amos
Treasurer-J. C Luning
Auditor-R A Gray
Adjutant General-James McCants
Commissioner of Agriculture-W A McRae
Superintendent of Public Instruction-W N Sheats
State Geologist-E H Sellards
State Chemist-R E Rose
Board of Trustees Internal Improvement Fund- The Governor, Comptroller, Treasurer, Attorney- General and Commissioner of Agriculture
Board of Education-The Governor, Secretary of State, Attorney-General, Treasurer and Superintendent of Public Instruction.
Board of State Institutions-The Governor, Secre- tary of State, Treasurer, Attorney-General, Commis- sioner of Agriculture and Superintendent of Public In- struction.
Tires, Accessories, a full line of Supplies, Vulcanizing THE SERVICE GARAGE
Phone 263 27-29 N. Ft. Harrison Ave. Motor - Tire - Battery Harry T. Ely
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Paul & Davis Furniture Co.
Cleveland St. FURNITURE Phone 82 Stoves and Household Goods, Columbia Grafonolas and Records J. F. HILLHOUSE, Mgr.
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General Contractor and Builder Re-inforced Concrete and Concrete Work of all convinced. "The Best is Always the Cheapest" Description. If you examine my work you will be
JOHN PHILLIPOFF CLEARWATER, FLA.
PHONE 116
State Government-Continued
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