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rid’» Greatest Vegctabfc
Ifsiticlicst Garden Land
Pnrtly cloudy, rain in south
urdny; Sunday partly etoud
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A ^ o d a j c d ^ > rc ss K ul| I^c a s c (| W{rn
SATI! R DAY, DECEMBER
vians
erence
Tacna-A
Gun Was Empty; Says Girl ‘Thrill Bandit”
ricaPeace Plan
plebiscitary commission
hist
Juno in which he dcclumi a
plebiscite impossible under ex
itin g ec-nditians.
The repliy will maintain, the
i oi respondent understands'*'that
n solution through negotiations
should only if jt is inipntcliablc
to hold a plehiicitc.
Secretory Kpllogg's ntemornndiitn to Chile and Pern Nov. 30
oinphnslzcd the -Xuiility of at
tempting further to adjust the
trouble by diplomacy or arbitra
tion and tirgrd thn^the disputed
province* cede to Bolivia.
'
ise Immediately
nns Efforts To
»ak Down Strong
secution rC a s e
fj}
TEN PAQB3 T O D A f
t c
.Wins Point
lOwrt Ruling
> Overrules Plea
Erase Mention
Other Plotters
'INCHINA
H rifis h *M in is te r C o d fc ra At
L e n g th W ith F o re ig n H cntl
R e g a r d in g IU«c T o P o w er
O f C a n to n e so G o v e rn m e n t
Definite Agrecmfcot
Was Not Expected
t— . . . yt
H innfti .S ie g e Iyn s t|m r F o r
E ig h t M o n th s H a g E n d e d
M is s io n a rie s Suj; In R opori
Germ.tn ReichHlntf Adjourns
Until Jnunnry 19 Follow*
ing Attack On Chancellor
And Hl« Subsequent Defeat
LONDON^ Dt*: in.—,7P)—Offi
rial ndW<Ws wore recalved today
that this British.m inister to China,
who
has been holding conferences
T O N i o r n o , " D e c . j 8.
nt Hankow with Eugene Chen, for
—UnfoIdJnR of Pntc.Kn minister of (ho Cantonese
igoiic McDermott’s dcgovernment, started for Ida n*v*t i..
n his trial on »♦he
Peking Issf. night.
It wnk cxpecteil hht converpa
of murdering Don R. A!nr\y K iitc rtu in n ie n tu A ,rc Do M s. E lla L e ffie r Passe,
P r o g ra m F o r A nnual A f f a ir
iionfl with Then on tho problems
C a n to n
p u b lis h e r,
" a y A t F c ru .tld -L aiig
brought dp hy the recent rise of
O f ^Sanford O rg u n ijta tio n ;
run totlny. .
H o sp ita l Earlv Thi> M
< antonefle power, will bo’tafumud
n
o
y
s
Ilnnd
'G
i
f
ts
a C d n c c rt
»ng; Shock* M a a \ I'ri
ly a f t e r J u d g e E . W .
»i un early date.
•
inverted c o u rt th e s t u t e
It .win xtated that the conVcrxa
nit! th e defongc m o v e d
lion* I wren tho British official
‘""I Eor« • -i Minister Chen were
,
.. . ,
i
' iu'i . ' m i 'kk u.i.s morn in;; .,t f|„.
rnpe to Mc’Dormott’A* nl
'xplunator., hi character, that no
n
the
Hotel
horrest
T.ttke
la.*t f nnl.l U ughton ||... .,.u| f«(|owln., di fmito agr. mi nt was expected
lllow coitrtjifralbra/'Hon
and I-ouishlattt,
Tho night, tin affair that wax feature I Ian tllnexx ,,f „n|) 1, ‘ 1V ,|nvs dura m d that none vvu.- — tde. It i
the pretence *if numeroue en- 111•
prrtilwl tho contention of by
i I>ed. however. . I at me cxehang.
tertainer*. Th *
|n<o that tho state hnd it dunce, th*
of \iewx will l.e most vahmblo t«»
nnd her fin iily
as
if
tin- British pot...
i„ Chinn.
Mitcd a prima-facie eon- from Id o'clock
"ght til tl1! late j . tell 1II N
hiitp.
The foreign offire nltoi made
n m.
II ' (c K >1 tt.4> • • •! . ,
1- that tin di .'atcli nf i
de
|tut<-">, lu-t witness, WilOut -.f town gm -xis ir. In.|,.,|
»»T N fr.. in her i,lii,
11 o \ , i-j anil on, • nii-.cr from Mai
Inline, Ma.nxillon salenuian | wofile from Orlamh. and x.-m t .I
:a to I !hilui
11 > N ff i< r u ., n 1 r•n.It
.••steniav, mereiy
Ithat S. A. I,enK*f. Canton from Kuxtis ami <>tt»rr nt.ex nf r. .
Iw oil III. tilt
!«».1 f.t
’ 1 igs t lie P.ri'i h n;
v.-ar , hn in
ircex m
t*f at the time of. the Iral I’loriila I'l.-ident Hi.waui
' .1 llru.llry . 21
1 1 •!(•.,. water
i> i, . e l 10 \ i<>l-a run
••
normal
strength
visited Itudner’s li.vdunre 1-me nrti il
t<... »i nia* te, at 11>
\t it* art t* i ft) fur
11Aft j i.'. 'tile, . hllill n,
I he l*,’i|it,• • M. *-iiinury Sorit*t \
rl long before the ir.iitder hanuwet ami wa
Iw kinir for
t ally n 1 rived a 1aide
llrr. Mi - 11 1. IV, kin
ip<”
sag
1
Jerred on^ two orrn^ian.i nf t
pro^rnrv
f
I 1it | M
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■•'"ig that the eight
" ik K ' ' . all of
|ner. The «t«to i-ontt-ntlx v^hic-h followed
tiie ru.shtci <
MM.nl i s * > »-*•(. of Sianfu. rapitol of
. v*h 0 u rce Hoar h. 1
Ce protection wax given
Munii-nt fiatun
<ij* tin* ereiung
ti>rc**d two n o n enipluycs into a
h rii nu
•!* p riii
has hern termin
fworhl in which MnkAV the Still font Lions flub. rorr.pr.Ard
1
he l e t o 'vet, sne i a 'Inins, wnrn’l
••led
Ill'll
III
h«* v,
Mn'ish oiissionprie,
f'lu'
v.'ax
ll h :ta1 mrm
nirnil.L 1 <
>f th*
1J,■ [],.
of
hd MrDerni mott ollegedly were pupplird by the i|tinrl«-tte <>.'
f her; below, in tn> circle, is n
litu-rased
t'r.iRK
Kpixcoj
al
t
'hnrrh
and
w:
of Paul Emge, rim ide Howard, J. .
ca is
I beside her mother
f onr/ul r.in<i(i,.i,. m Sianfu, in
Grahnm
nnd 8. R. Dighton; rh- artivu in rhuirh affairs until in
at the ttnie of hi» tfiurDte inymg und rating of
fatal
lllncis
' campaigning e'dltorinliy Dixit Harmony (^onrtette of Orin.men Ileyh Hi ward off plarva
The lunurul is u, Gr hold fi •
Ihc underworld nnd nlicg- Inndb; Mrr. Victor Itobertxon. nnd Itiie home, 1121b Magnolia Avahu . . on i v.used i>> faruotud fighting
Gfiirgt Brockhaltn, of the Milan.
1 corruption^
rd—‘
■'pu ' ilescrih< d in Peking
nt 3:30 o'clock Sunday afternoon. (her
■Thenter. MUp Audrey Robert
dlxpntebaRM'f H,.,
Kenso'if irst wllhosVes’
popular Orlando ,lancer,'gave three’
|V.1,0
rhi',K'' " j
M”rt' 1 ' The Information reaching Peking
•lid not ijnovy McDcr- dance lA td rp retatW . •:
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• n,0j t,,ovn ' rcctor ”f , l «ly A ”'*
that they had not hcqii Tho I.iomi quartette sang three ' ‘*'hl,rth* Tho P“H hesrer. i^vO not
announced.
:udu^r* pore. They fluid numbera of tho lullaby type, fob
Survivor*,-other than (h*f eftil
1 been In RudneriS’ store lowed b r the Dixie Harmon* IJur.r.
I’tOhi vD4nr!t I’nhlJylior A dks
>!rx. tVoodwurd Hnrn
[•the two months prveed- tette with several popular aeln ’ ***
Farmer Concresiminn Frr 1
well
nnd
\(rs.
Frank.
Milfecr,
of port* Uteri' w’kro PJ forvigiuirs, m
Governor To Remove Three
tt’s irtun|<j.“
UapB.^ Atro. Robornton, one of th"
rinding fl*/vfril Amerit^liik. In’ thi
KrTttuckv Il<»c«’ive.s i’nr d, C o u n ly ( om m issionoro W ho
Fort
Myers
Both
hre
n
iitfj
of
(i.‘ Dill, Mftflslllori ear- most popular sopranos in th!« aer- the decensed.
city
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o’ f
From Atlanta With liul \
V oted In R e-I.ocjilo Rtcid
t ' -k tly},' 6Uhd * the do- tion of tho stnle, snng three song?
Tin- Bnptixi m i s - mil * ip lYktnp
sang
‘*M\
*»> brougHrtn McDerniot- GoOrgo Brockhaltn
n-eeivi d o d e it c r tinted Rianfu Nov
BERLIN, Dec. IB.—(AV-IndlcatroiiH are th a t the Cabinet of Chan
cellor M ari, which resigned yes
terday a fte r a defeat in the RcfchKtng. will continue to guide affairs
of state until tho holidays are over.
A fter passing the social Democrat
motion of non-confidence, 249 to
171. the Clchstag adjourned until
Jun. 1U, und nuiny members left
tho cupitol to be with their fam
ilies for Christmas.
Tho culdnct foil bofore an un
natural alliance between tho left
socialist* nnd right nationalist fac
tions, cither of which group out
numbers any government party.
Tho tnoton on which tho vote was
taken was Introduced by Philipp
Scheidomann, social Democratic
loader, nnd was supported by tho
LANGLEY
•IS FREE D AFTER,REMOVE TRIO OF
COUNTY OFFICERS
. Kddic , HudnCr, B en’s
|br<-ther. W l a l # the rhnn
xuw with’ Rudher on one
might hay*' been Eddie
»i-d not ,'McDiTmott
Dream o f the Big Farad*”
“Tin* Chlnerr Blues ”
The lmni|i|ttt uml danH- is art
nua| feature staged by the
WUnix Club shortly
before
n".l
a,
Ki
the
I<| identified'^ McDor m'oIt Christmas season.
Iworkni
hou*e as Rudner’x One of the mnin attrscUonn
Quiet Reigns Over
Camp Of Smith In
Senate Seat Fighf
III, from the British Mission f ir m
rut Mrtcltlry. U'lhng of eond:t|oiiIti the c ity nnd s la t in g that f"i
1 •n g 1 - 1oa 0 ' 0 h> nt i< .\
eigneffc chlild hold "lit fu. unit
*>*>' t line if allowed to ket-p the f .1ruled lodnv
■tier nervine
li"l>- fo6H they Ju»d.*
iycar of a thn
•’ year xentvnr
WEST
PAI.M
• la
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• '»• 1 • T ti" Dnl. 1 Ih-jcli couu
\ - *v ci."tiniisloti U iiTtovod front
• tie
«• \mi, cunUiinrd in „ telegram
mi ‘‘ "I Iq Governor John \V. Martin
olt;i nil th< opntc tA mb as
f •••?" ZU1 said. 2lH, Uu«l-
Police Called For
F irst S tr e e t R ow
I tU c .m t rovers mlp*',-sons . Wurrcn
said to
. 1* an <jn
n nrrcn Ki«g.
King, sm<l
Iraffls pilxtij)" that HunIt ^ d the defense conIV wss the reaaon for th e
vsdquartyda.
•
.
| nuoncB
Kudneij testified tbut
that it
who visited; police hei*lthe Sunday night before
<i*r with his brith er lien
McDermott,'He said th e
*c about through ‘tt\*7ofip"
M
!elphla r Police
jo Connect pug:
tR n v r& JL r t f rn _ -
pioye of tho plumbing firm of 1.0Brothers, was arrcFtcd Inst m g -i
on charges of being drunk and
dlsordoriy and destruction of pub.
lie property following what is re
ported to hnvo been n wild spr*-.Along F irs t Street shortly after I
o’clock lost night.
• Police sny that King had im
bibed too freely of spirits and the*,
hh did considerable damage, p a r
ticularly in Joe’s Smokehouse, be
fore he was subdued nnd cnrric I,
by force, to the station.
Ho was released under bond
pending a hearing before Judge
W. E. W hite, Monday morning.
temporarily cast aside 4 by the
Senate! pondihg word wlirth^r Col.
Smith would "accept the commierlon. The Senate lull came when
Senator Ashurst, Dentoirttt, AHJ
xonu, i.nnounced that he would de
fer action on his resolution to j/rcvent Mr. Smith from taking tho
oath “if and until Smith p resen ts
his credentials.”
Automobile Body Is
2 School Boys Slay
Their School Teacher Sending Out Warning
'QEIJTRA, Dec. 18.—(TP)
*mM of the police to fdeneng joe *• Wolcott, a negro
rtler, br "the strangler”
HAZARD, Ky.. Dee. 18.—(/P )_
w three women in this city
threntem rofo •collapse Two mountain school boys, nngorctl bccau.w one hnd been whipped
M* nocstioning by half n by their teacher, called him to
itfctivcs brought only de- the fropt door of his home and
® the prisoner, who assert • killed him, according to Informa
k* was In Jail In Pitts- tion brought hero la s t night from
“•** one of the women was Hydon, county seat of Leslie
1 was fighting outside of county.
Bud Morgan, who taught on the
'«* when tho other .two
«*d to death.
f
•
middle fork of the Kentucky/Rivcr
In Leslie county, was shot end in
stantly slain.Monday night by two
'*sont> of Ardill Farm er, a promi
nent citizen of Leslie,- it wan re
ported.
*
.
* Thu boys csllrd n t Morgan’s
rasl opportunity gleanhome Monday night a fter ho had
”a - Seminole
County’s
whipped tho younger lad in school
t House—The Herald’s
that day. Morgan is survived by
*0 Ads.
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h is ’widow and five children.
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*KNT-Com,jie(eiK fur.
^ p l ^ Apartment, dose
1 MugnoV
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ATLANTA, Dec. 18.- W ^ - A t .
Ian la clUxcnr h*vh subscribeu $1,-
.
POR RENT —
* APPiy at iu o
^k'****i*v
Temperatures.<4’bel
were recorded ov
ifentterod groan, at
wind added Its affect
Northern’ N4w Yor
the. lowe.rt temperatur
13 degreajt ‘-below serc
lawn onJ 10 to' is bb
tying s«rttrt»G. Efro M
vailed in Connecticut <
narly mortting. *
New York City had
weather o f tb« w inter
Scheldoniann, in openng his at-1
fh* U n
■lack on Thursday, chrgvd tht rms
MTIn d«gree»’abOTe
ml rplnes wero manufactured and *tobsgganlnjr'
*
28 dec
h.oardcdd in Russia for Germany 12 hours.
j5 j
through the functioning of a secret
Pennsylvania also waa :
fund. This was denied by Chancel
by the cold vrind th a t nit
lor Murk.
York and New Eng!
I he cabinet, presenting its resig
with below sero ..
nation to President Von Hlndencorded
in different
hurg last evening, waa requested
1 *
| to cuntinue in office pending the
Cold Wave In
formation of a new ministry. Cus
t o ma r y procedure would bo to ask
PH I LADA LPIJTA, Do;.
i the socialists to form a govern- —•Another cold blaat et
I mont, they being tho party respon* Pennsylvania today.
| siblo for the cabinet’s defeat, but temperatures, wort r t ___
tho nntlonnlist leaders eay tho ferent parta of tho a U t
j President wns deeply hurt by *0- ville in the northwaat
ciulist charges of irreguiarity’t t d e g re sib alo w '
iff'
'
V roducv'l seoalltlon 6f I h ^ p
of tho Tight and rrilddle. • •
Lockhavan
, I’orm er Chancellor Hana L u th e r,.... <n, - r t„ lv|. ,
r mUT
ff ° m a
eJ* ht U tnn below v
to Central and Sotjkh America, la In the east. It waa
incntion<«!vmoafe‘SequonUy by the below in the lV o “ HghtlatS as th e successor to D r .' four above in S e n .....
t above In Philadelphia,
mum for t^e eeoaon in
tic t^ o ^ ^
° f th°
£
h<»UM* from l ' 1 toath
• charge ngnirst him
5“ * * * £
*r •» « .» « « •
W
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-isya
according to members of tbs Opera f our
Committco of ths Chamber of sectf
Commorce.
}-Y£VAdvertising and publicity m at,
ter relating to the opera is sUH U P
being mailed out from the offic* x j
of the Chamber and from the Ml- J l 8
lane Theater- and many resarvo- x _
conspiracy i conneciior withdre - its and
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LOS ANGELES, D oe.:
mom wnon tom today of n demand
front Wont 1’ulm Beach for the removal of county commliiloners in
0f ,,ce/
‘
I have never heard of the baao,”
the Govornor said, “hod know
nothing nf tho circumstances* Prubably tho telegram wept to Talla-
The money wilf ‘g o 'to a Christ
mns basket fund.
I > r\'*
l.t'MDFR INDUSTRY STEADY
MAV^lYbRIv, Deo. 18.-<4*)Littl* chango in the lumber indur1 try wSs' Hotcd fn VbpofU firopi thr
soft wood hud hard w-ood mills to’
ithe National Lutflbcr M ahufhtturI-and and Daytona 1 Beach over
fen-' Ak-iodotlon. ‘llnril Voo*I tniiis
Sunday, according to information ihad slightly smaller sslen than
sent* out today by tho Information tho
Unfiled onlors
Bureau of the Florida Automobile 1 of 222 Southern Pino, and West
Association.
; v'.’y r
’ , Coast mills w*TO 503^73JB58'feet
The warning states that- con a t the •<end of last week, against
crete shoulders are now being
placed on tho road and th a t traffic B17.JS9.27f foil the previous Week.
is compelled to wait a t intervals
duo to the road being blocked by
machinery. Motorist* .a re c*Utiondd, to drlvoMpw while passing
workman, the frp o rt further btatej.
The project should bd completed
within « fW weeks, according lu
uli infonnnli4>i available to th»
association.
Christmas dividends, chorts In U.
8. Steel and some other lines regis
tered gloom today beenuso of tho
unexpected spurt of thn stock msr-<
ket which sen t'p rices soaring to.
.now high levels after t>» steel cordice poration’s announcement of a forty
new per cent etock dividend.
'A
ved | Wall S tre e t had *not discounted
ic n t tho slock issue in advaqeve, os is
00P.000 fo r a three-y<uir program
old usual, (taring hear& lh at tho speOf national ifllvsrtlslng.
H>rs cial meeting o f directors which auThe advertising program will be
carried out similarly to that of
(TOM, when ISfl industries and ap-
Atlanta Subscribes
A Fund Of Million
From West*
tho mbreury down to
point thla fall..
proved the 1 • >lo on iwotiv ctlda
Tho
three c o i n m u j u - i i e r s ' nf t u0 u . _ r ® ,ft’rl 0 PCr^ TOan*** no Unit*}
u ni i oq HWUi* ’
lion of tin
Thomas
F.
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p
Paul
whiJ
h
hfrt» S p o r t e d a
’ortnn nt of 1 stlee
parole lioar.l Vo Wlillo Ho ,« *
omoii nnd John .1. Williams, voted u,r on D00 30 .n.l i i k " '
5,8 d****** *bov* .«ci
tinn ii mm| i-d.
to relocate « , p of ocean houlo old and ho ^nm lnin
IT .
‘ T n'*ht
3,
1 nngloy
i
inMa.tO'
will!.'
•’•It. Htumpf inform'd (ho Cover
j appointment of Frank L. jHiblth 'ti
' succeed tho Into Sortntor AVillla.nt
' II. McKinley, for the four nibnths
j of short session of Oongrrnji* %
rf
Tho .‘-onnlor-cIcct, who bamo t«-Chicago with Mrt. Smith fnr 'u
Christmas shopping tour,
hnd "nothing to aaY" rogardfrifc
his appointment and w<Ail<) ' "not
! M £ 5 s ST
Pennsylvania
Hard Hit B
Many Opera Seats Mercury Falls ia N<
Reported Sold For NEW IfAVEN, Con
SeasonOf Dec.30-31 r.octieot during tho
of
CHICAGO,
Dee. 18—(/Tir-Quh
18 —(4n r-Ouh tt ’
’IIICAGO, Dec.
. '
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-l por.od
posod upon hi ni on ronvjctii
Edward F.
at late yesterday by
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kn the Sunday nTtfht !«.•*- tho ovening was tho perforntnnee j reigned
j conspiracy' t"
'
lohito
thn
proiiibiHtumpf,
puhlisfier
of
tho Point
rned
today
In
the
Wnalllrlgtftn
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I muniur ‘when JffvDermott Of the Orlando Reporter-Star Boy-. nn,|I lllinc.s sectnrs in the fight » »
j (ion law
Pencil Tintos,
Incr' are ’alleged to Haro Band, which gave a short concert. 1renttcring around fiotv m or Small's
POr
U O r f lC H h o e ! Attorney ' 10ml Sargent a
tsiKon • police .•beadqunr-
Ice Blast Swi
bnm
tH
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Three operas nro to bo sung dur- wu n eharmet*,
ing the company's stay In 8snford. n l e ^ e P h s r s ^ ,
On the first night Vonli'a “Alda" from .
v
Is to be presented, MM a rtU ? ona *
I
of the most popular operts now aulhoriUto<b « l'" ?
on the American stage, Is* to be ths
His
,
attraction for the matinee perform- on*
in .
Rnco on the afternoon of Dec. 31.
T 1*
ti?°cvcn,n*91V1*date, idp,h
}?,
T see no reason why removal Lucia” will be sung.
should he sougjit a t thii time, how------------*---------- ever, gince nil county commission- O H l U l d O B o v ’fl B a m )
ers .automatically g* out of offlco
T
i n
« r,W M m W jth
^The Stock Market^ SSJS.^,ftSff
Bunc«ii ip m iln to n vied *IOi one who' .U tc iP to d ^ M h a t
m thcr to buy. AmonjMthe shorts rialrrs would be mailed to all Heads
ho BcuiTied to cover whon steel o f. luduatrios in the county next
saded tb e.h ig rise in downs of Monday.
ockii here, Wall street gossip has - I t is believed by officials of the
?*♦ group of Chicago operators Chamber th a t tho ahowl»g.0f Scmbo recently mado a killing, in. Jnole Coiihty. and Sanfold IndusHdwin LocomoUve stock.
i trios will be far better than th a t
The Now York World considers of rilahy other h r g e r counties of
significant that the, cutting pf th* stuto and will* greatly re-act
i ■f 200^)00,000 melon follows to tho benefit of this county.
•I
71* tim e, after the change from l Secretary Trotter a l^ 'a n n o u n o -■
o !2 to th«> 8-iiour day. which* cd that next Friday’* meeting o f '
Wl magpaUs hnd opposed as in- tho Chamber would be dispensed
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�IK A L p. K R H M Y , D E C E M B E R _17,
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Uniformity
Said The Governor Of South Carolina
At Altar
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What the governor of North Catalina snid to tho governor •
undoubtedly ho wax reminded In reply that mixing a fnnulv
inont. This picture shows (iove/nor-olcrt, John (J. Hicham
daughters. They uie, hmk row. •■•ft to right: Mrs. Thom.,
flatty Richards, Mrs. M. L. Sauls. Front row, loft to right
Mt«HaJoun Richards, Min Mar gar. t Rieh-rds and Miss .lolm
invented hy her father
fr Malcolm NlrHpl*, pf Ronton, didn’t have to rail beyond l.i
hodseiioW for aid to see him through the parson's job
njan-wn* hi* H.ycar o|d boii, C lark, and the flower girl, Ids
iter, Marjorie. Coy und *h y, sin* turned away from the
fhttn-this picture Of the wedd ing principals was tuken
ill I* the. twin sister of the M eyor’s Inte wife.
•*e of South Carolina is uncertain, but
nine daughters Is n splendid Bchieveof South Carolina (inset) and his n iiu
1 M. Kao, Miss Mildred Richards, Miss
Its J. W. Todd, Miss Ueltnh Richard*,
ry K alards. Miss John’gy'u name wii-i
And Mav God Have M em On Your Souls!
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A quadrangle instead of tbitj
ventionnl "triangle" wai dbda
when Mrs. Isabelle Keji-j Ej
and Captain Arnaldo M»r*«,«
lured above. « ere arrested is f
Francisco. They had doped (a
New York Mrs. Burch U tkii
of Murson's M>n in-liw, Lyad
Walkup Burch, who « a kft
Now York with hi* mother, I
Marion. The photos were Ui
after the arrest of Marios i
Mrs. Burch on federal ckjrjw
< o eds of Highlnnd Park Junior
( allege, Detroit, have u four-day
week of a kind. That is. on four of
• he five weekly school days they
must wear the uniform pictured
above. The uniform was" adopted
»n petition of the girls themselves,
to lessen competition in clothes.
T he pretty dem onstrator is Miss
Wildn Spann.
In Line For Crown
WOM AN IS RECEIVER
TALLAHASSEE. Fla., Dec. 13.
</1’i -Comptroller Ernest Amos
' «*’iy announced the appointment
"f Mrs Christine Owen McAfee,
of Safety iinrlmr, as receiver for
the Ksperitu Santo Spring* Dank,
Mini to be the first woman receiv
ing such an appointment. Tho
bank closed on October 26.
NEA Serviro, N ey York Hurvan'Mer;
Jtistire
Three distinct varieties of Brit
h mosquitoes rnrry bucteria.
by simultaneously sentencing the *e four bandits to
beard from County Judge Kdwm
('• ffrey at
e Meek of Jan •*'• \ 11 pr*»l
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ll "f wbiih the. » I..........
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"/.II and Christoph*! I'.iiri.'e
Lett I
Q u its Oriental Wi
< ivili/M life reached it f first
•ages in fdUMl H ('., soon after the
li 'ippearut.ee of the Ice Age.-
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,
Now—Let The Wind Blow’!
When Dreams Come True
A :-*n /•*a ,’<f: \ Vi
m
™ L * i,0Un5 *r.,ncu StichMl Old hie mother, Princes* Helen, di
? ‘if
A Ce l a ™ \ ° ( T nn‘“ - Should ‘he severe illn c
of King hcrdlnand prove fatal, Prince Michael Is to succeed him
Carol having ftuplinpft . the throne last winter. L«to reports fro,,,'
d,l,H
nlArCM
.1l!,V u lt minority.
' J1' 1 !,Cl°n’ “ GrCck’ U fnvorc'1—NEA
for
regencj
during
Michael's
SERVir*
When Roiriance Is “Different”
Irf i 'r
,
n ra k
haal.ad to «iT* f . A
short skirt* awl
roust ll»* la the
nicn have lived (or «•
rX-,Vr,Tttv--„
V
most notable newlywed., Mayor Malcolm 1
•ft.'-pfcturWl1Iterr,
Mrs. Nichols was Mis*
arid h b
HJlUins,
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’IfToom’, -.j n, Clark N lclol,, V, woi boot
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Ethel Hays, Who sketches fl.
Herald rctontly drew a sort of col
b r NEA Service on,, S a n te il
532?
. Clofa Bow, film actress, emv
V .the «kctch und liked it.
' She'll
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n R,ro we»Hhg tho what-do-
B ft]
<A-» , •/rgff
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.
!»*> hrillfvit careers."
&
% d«T«mei
lutte come true. Below left to r lg h l/a r e phbto. of
tjvtns todays-Era ns Mr*. Lloyd Briggs, NeS York. Oa
oU-al comedy, Caatlen in the Air," itntNVcru, now Mrs
VsKo.‘8 ,' S r i h,!ad- ? f the-scientific *Uff in die' offirs
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NEA. Knn-iav
were two
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: rTA LI^fM SSBJf ^
.The cmiw
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PY ear I n H istory Of
a n y R e v e a le d In F o r ty
’ »( Incron& e ‘In I*r»‘ * 0 f * A iito m o b ftc i
KHify-v__ _ _
.
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because bis j ngern t^uit only when the custom* I m m m b
Mnut n u n - ' rr*
track nn them.
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rimilut* pbrilljn-vylU , '■■S■' S1 m
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a . t h = = d » < n « T i - - - D « ^ i.- e nBne . « « e ,.s ,« » i
‘‘And w cay ‘ bent Kurd m r”
because of the complimentary' lot ■
florist slirvi in. Jacksonville ini
tarn received and appreciative com- ,K. M. Bnbcaclt, formerly of treJiatoly before coming to San
merits inuti'i on til! nide by indivi- Esocmtbn, Mirh , nnd an experi ford to accept a position with tho
diiaV'owiifets as well nti eon mg. vial
ence ' flora? uocoralar and designer Stewart shop.
user* as to Ihe.Ktire efficient nmi i:t n*.a?y cities •'< the north, Is ta
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more
flexible
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with
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great
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n game tsn
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going to look
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... „ . bo connected in a st nisar cap3c«y,-r< »The old
ly Improved o fc*n,tia n ,
w )th. stew art. The
Pi -riot, -in the the same without
guy liko Cobb
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........ - JTtys
more power, qifekcr getaway
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Arcade. m -m lin g -M m r! and Speaker next season. - * -It’s
rtre very rtmrti f dpt
the improved rpptn ance cf our
.a;* gencraliy—u rrnl) ! ty
tbe
trow I'y'roaylin fialah t.i varicua
6olaxs—high quaiitv i ! upholsfcv
my—and tbc inireaft'l ridutrC
roluiart of our>«ll-'-tje! limllwt- ami
brllbcn tires.
’■.."UuMb’ord <a r today stattds
supreme U1 . ffering t u- g eatest
Ih* tnrr-lhipir
r v ' with-
famous Guns-Nelson,
Mr. Babcock wos ( i n n u m b e r out the principals, t
4
YES SIR!
We are buying: our tires at
Mean Money In Your Pocket
207 W. F r.-t S tr e e t
/
They sure smash the prices and they give
us a l'ull guaranteed tire at the
lowest possible price.
Lilnar Phenomenon Is
To Be Seen Tonijyivi
T h - r v ’i a feeling of siitnifaelinn (hat i ome* to ilie n a n who
iiL.i eipiipped inn i n i with F i r e
stone Tire-<
He bn the in™I
t hat mom y . an buy at <■
<>g r e n ’
er .ost llian he-won HI have paid
f or ordi nary tires. H.s i.ar 'a
cushioned by the Tgost flexible
tires ma de - it tides Fasier ami
the t i r es hold the road firmly.
Tty? man who uses Firestone
T ir e s know that his tires are
giving
• iipermr set . e and
mileage with grentei rornfort
and s a fe ty that he i get t i ng
' he m o • t for to mom
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|f : c a r c .'c ^ - 12 hct-on«i.-« «.f: b»«t one occurred t(>0 year* ag« V J A C L
fiiu a y f Daily ptodue- Wijl delight the *ky gur.cr_ ‘-"t.igbt.
ed 2,>i VO cnr.i ijnd Scientifically *pea king (be niumi
h 's h monthly level 'iu enter the mrthV penumbra.
But tile man on the street wifi
sV r whi n daily output nvree it Or- u shadow tlmt will fid
1. utilts. .
ut for the yu3r fab exceed; lightly ncrosf the mounuiinim •
Ttorr^lltU'd total prixiuc* face of the nmi in the mmi’i and
'fE v fjF x t lc.: y a m of ( hnv- then dlHuppcar,
*>t lait m>t i|VJI'«'
rdJu-.tlr.!, Ilfl2 t<» 1021 i..it Will ln< aim i►
an evlipKi", tii r umbra Is tin v;i ■t h <
eiloa r e ord«, whiO r?,«v t rtK1•*<h«i?nw Mill aiinmil this slui'l
t h i# been able M c*-tali’ vi n’.*. * imruUiig t, f ri'tn t In- f.,11
onfEatontly. nri- uupccm,
light t. a /i In ■f (all ml -1*-nn.1 IIJ. Ill . nt ■i .
p rim a rily bocau-*e tin'* h ■ ;<1 ■ -tO
t 1 n ' m ril-l
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iiv-inoruaiir^ public.
(.’.till organization nn.l -in •itniiiFini til’. Tint Ibcr?" Mill
iht,’* told \V. S. KniuNw'. i„- a g-<-m‘iral ■’m 1 iwmg nut <1
• 1 20 . m « In n its a i «ii ■
glet ilp to r . ( tyn
.aghly o p p m ia t ■ tmm.■ii face .,f ■iin *t , i >H! wfill
> the ghevr-llct efu w ill Ih- c-lg1ii 1iv a ii F:sF1 ill M*
laid atrive to merit the ^ 1111*le t ’ ,iM\ l l
[high Ondurecttnuil, vviin ;i
Bring public has conferred
PORTABLE
^product,” he declared
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G rea test Year
(iraham Brothers Tiucks
;ire winding up the greatevft year in their history.
'the new (i-BOY met instant
airlaim in 'he I-Ton field
. . . Tlie new 2-Ton Truck
was a triumph . . . Import
ant improvements were
made in the I'^-Ton Truck
. . . Lodge Brothers
r
"•’on <Tmmereial Cars, hot1-
tiEZ-r;
1t
bodies,
and
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WILL NOT
1DUCENEW
!L OF AUTO
Ransom of a Prince
Could Buy No .More Irinr^
The
THE SANFORD AUTO TIRi COMPANY
doirVitl the preat organi
s t f ev t *" r.tlneised, factory
BOSTON, IH-c. IH. -(.1*1 \ iun
'
rvt^iTH'd a t 1 a record clip
l8 ; j ] .Tb y:mr building u ir phenumonen an rare that «h- S ~ >
x*
nBrrER ^ UTOMOBiles
H f 'J N lL
i>nc. 1ft.—Ajfnin rh.V
jjrbflacffon records in f^K
r Of three-speed automobile11,
'
,\^otor i ’onipnnj', t!«|;*
loses its UiTatSst year
2'jtput .if 728,6D7 ’ enri-p*
ac. of •aiiii'v titan *10 p»*f
f the previous record year, automobile value r.nd i ■ popularity
SpaiUdctl .. public favor, uis ever intivauin:: a J mdit-Lted b>
aftnbfiid itself t<> t ’ c j .*.i!es
“
totaling "vrr n mi I! m and n
f.tn r hnc- Enabled tin; Ivaif co far thi? year "
1 to excs-'etl by 209,637 ru n
| ,jtvord of 1P.& when 51J,. v; .“i r reduced.
nr tt-pi t> e <{ t ;c JUo*t irn't
TVU Speaker quit
FlOTal Designer Isj P -U'ae.
Located In Sanfprd has held <i
y„ , c , , , , Ww bur"’
V 1 with
s.' I h e
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T h e ransom of a prince couldi
buy no gift more certain to^
w in th e h eart of every member,
of the fam ily.
Magnolia Ave.
t ; r o
b rer*
Give a Buick!
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B U IC K S
!* Ray Brothers W holesale jm
\ Tire and B attery Supply*; Sanford Buick G
w ere
eni ire
beauty.
jd ie.i • in o vr! v n .isnbahl"
im p r o \ ed.
PH0N()(jK^nlJ
all.
G ive gold en moments and
hours o f restful, easeful trans.
p o r ta tio n , th is Christmas
G iv e p r in c e ly luxury and
Phone 548
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■|V P e r t !
A im
s ‘I I■ i
Jor E conom ical T ransportation
t> Plans Have liven Made
f e * 6 O r S ’. Iln d c r > ;>r
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(ftl Flig-rm, In-, r a 1!* i1*-!
t h ? tail r \7 1r r
F u r ll
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t ut Prices on Tii <
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and no m u Fi.id ia r i - ,
|fc* introduced T.'or a t ».
|rohfT'nil any ix or e ■ i
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r a t c.trtn'e*- .‘e ' .
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C H E V R O L E T
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of itfl Hsiifnril
0 *t Cso. brill by Hanker*
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li'V.«i‘r-pir#|.ai:iftfiirirslii*
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Special prices on all new
Iires, also used tires. We
invite you to come to our
store and see for yourself,
For you cannot realize the
saving of money in hav
ing tires until you see the
tires and the prices. A
guarantee goes with each
new tire that is sold. (L
& .1. Lnited States Tires.
WE ARE ALSO CAR
RYING AUTOMOBILE
PARTS
WITH
OUR
STOCK 1OF
TIRES. Va'
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New Axles. New Springs,
New Cranks, New Gears
For all makes of ears, and
you do not have to wait
for these pafts to come
iiom the factory, for we
are now carrying them
and will have a complete
stock of them at al!
times.
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KANSAS CITY.
MISSOURI.
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$6*45,S e d a n $ 7 3 5 , L a n d a u $ 7 6 5 , l* T o n T V u c k
[C hum , Only) $ 4 9 5 , V^-1 o n T r u c k (ChawUOnly)
$ 3 7 5 . A ll [ n ic tj /.» . b. Flirlt, Mich.
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m o u sa n d w id e ly p o p u la rp la n in b u f |
in p t h e w o r l d ’s fin e s t low-priced ar. j
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C o m e In i L e t u s sh o w you why W
m a n y t h o u s a n d s h a v e used thM * '
A n d if you a rc at, m s u e r , use f!;g
p l a n t o pa y c a sh lo r > ...;r n e x t c a r
a n d effect a d e c id e d s a v i n w
i ; m r.\
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be-—- ...... X . «»Ure*
iaree
luivi.tg an aula-
If y o n d o n ’t o w n a <,-r n o w , t h e (•>'
P u rc h a s e C c r titu .il ■ I
i will lielf*
you a a v c iju ic k l a. .h . . . . I , t i n - d o w n
p a y m c it: o n a t [nr lfi >-buil t ( h u t ro lc t.
M V! lr *^ l t K TIRES.
A Y BRO S.
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ev er devised im
mobile.
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T h e w i d e s p r e a d fa v o r n o w eo j«
b y t h e C h e v r o l e t P u rch a se Ctrf
c a te P l a n is p a r t l y d u e to its futdk i
m e n ta l s o u n d n e s s , eafety and tnrs
a n d p a r t l y t o t h e fa c t d ia l the tmpt |
e a r n s 6 % , i n s t e a d o f pay in g in to t^ jj
a n d re c e iv e s a d d itio n a l sttndh* f1
c r e d its o n a ll s e rv ic e a n d accenon®;
jiu r c b a s c d fro m h is C 11 e vrol etdt dff*
“ bifcausc it is th e m u s t p ro fita b le /
pracificahlc a n il in n v n t.T -n i m ctluH
WI1. ALSO HA VIS v CO'tO
PI.ETE ITNE OP INNIT
th e W illa rd I!:.• *, : 1
cn— Wu re g lm rt;o ;>nd , •
I* nil ttiakps of h;iltdric*
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NOW IN POSITK.-N TO (,i\ K ^Oi; THE TOO N
1HAT > o r ,VRE IN N I OOP.
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�THE SANFORD HERALD, SATURDAY,
p rw rv a tio n of (he fruit juice-,
the production of pectin from the
pulp, and Improvements in the
quantity and (quality of the citru i
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alls.
' Tho chemist has dug to the. very
roots of agricqlture, to provide it
I
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__ ter food / on
The low uverage ^production of
which it may grow big and strong. Florida dairy cows can pc charged
The great importance of this ac to a very large extcht to the fact
tivity
- .7 of *tho
- chemist in tho form that too mnny of these dairy cows
have been sired by bulls with little
or no produition/bchind them. In
other words, too many people havo
bought bulls for service with nn
Dairying Industry
j
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| th at is so, essential in modem f e r
!tniiors, although this
is1 ....
ns ye! | nun oi cows in this state quickor
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a1 minor
minor .source
of such
a1
.source of
such supply.
supply.
i and more surely than it can be ln,Thii use
use of
however creased in any other way, says
,Thii
of fertilizer,
fcrtiUzer.^howevcr,;
Iis'for.
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general,
Brand point* John M. Scott, animal industrialout,
Formers.
i
out, Farm ers seem to bo_ _r
afraid *int of tho Florida Agricultural Exo f,it,
u csbc^iajly
— i*-■» of- its promise^ oi
Hi periment Station.
greater yields in the face q r the
ie
The herd of dairy cattle a t tho
oVar su p p ly 'in cotton and other
ir experiment station was established
craps,,
\> .
about 20 yearn ago for the purpose
They overlook the fact m at free
>e of demonstrating the |act that
Is good dairy cows could bc;<leveldpcd
»t in Florida'; that thd agricultural
ie student m ight have the opportun
i t y of instruction alone- dnlrv
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rmer has been well
tlitt ndequste use of chemical plant
fdod.,alone .a saving of over M2
a bale'in tho production of cotton
can b o. obtained,?.Brand reports.
'The , same la trud with potato
growing. In 'n recent demonstra
tiern in-. California, a 10-acre field
adequately fertilized produced an
average of I^QO bushels of potn-
ac*
with methods of sprayfumigating to combat in*
tven theee processes urn 1ruia H »*•-»
pniviii by the chemist,
try's latest activity, hown prcniucing better farm
and preserving theso
n detriorntion, before they
yted.
y of the fruit Is deters- by tho exact chemical
f inking a hydrometer
est.of tho juice of a ropI 'fTmoge or grapefruit,
to fruit has beem fttdctd
y was difficult to prokl* and other fractures
the fruit to decay. Now,
tin- chemist, the mixrashed in a boric aeid ’
I SE OWN B ltO D lT E
before being
packed, j
it less susceptib’-e to ■ In many stntes farmers ar»- find
ic coloring of citrus
)w controlled chcmicalfly such fruit had its
orange or lemon color
t by treatment in a
I at proper temperature
lily by tin- gases from
loves. Now the fruits
il with ethylene gas, ;i
nore convenient method.
t arc going even beyond
ilmg of the fruit, to the
ing that they receive from 70 to
108 per tent more fur their crops
by feeding them to livestock than
they would if they sold the, liar
vested crop.
„
Thnt farm profits can be mate
rially’ increased by the application
of machinery and new methodt is
the conclusion of the advisory
council appointed by Secretary
Jardine. fii connection with the
Department of Agriculture's study
of mechanical farm equipment
ig your keys in and see if your key
the lock, if so the car is yours*
appointed
^fl>rv»cntatk-^
1Wrionaljyjjpo,
(bejcnof ncrvife Ho, the *t*tc hi n
Imuch>iargtle and perhaps leas ap
preciated degree. By *4hle we
mean it luui been o f .direct service
to m any of Qur dairymeh. ’
breeding aleck, especially
have been offered to brect
V'er\' attracfive prices, thui i
available *to* these men
class sire.s ■ than were orii
STANDARDIZED I11JTTER
B utter 'Btandardi*a|loH li
aidered one or the major pr
of the Oregon dalnr Yndustn
slderabjo research .Work is
undertaken to dcv«
cri-am supply and,
beat m anufacturing
pppqucnoN
costs
—
The avtrage cost of* producing
a bushel o f oat» In northwestern
Ohio th is y**t <waa S3 cents, ac
cord in g 'to records kept by repre
sentative farm ers of the district. |
The Christmas Stock' Reducing
Salej being held a l the store of
the Miller Furniture Company*
Sanford nml Geneva Avenues, U
meeting with success and hundreds
qf shoppers have taken advantage
cf the gift suggestions offered by
th>* company, according to a s ta te
ment
by C. Miller,' its
«•* * made today’
head.
i—
"There remain but five more
shipping days until Christmas and
l advise everyone to do tholr shop
ping aa early as possible. Wo have
sold a great many admirable, g ifts
and have toadded jitariy'm ore .to
our
-------stock to ropln
‘
those ’ sold.
Tangerines! Tange
However, thaSf;Nf„,
t! is week will get the choice’’, Mr.
Miller said. ,
PROFITABLE B
Mi Miller is a strong advocate
Improved iu g ar \
i i ifti- substantial g ift for a ChristNOTICE
increased sugar co
puts present and attributes the
beet crop have glV
The rcgqlnr annual meeting of
heavy business the company has
southern Alberta, Caiinda^ an in done during the past- week to tho tho stockholders of tho First
crease of SO cents a ten ^abovi
many people who’shnre his views. Nntlonnl Bank or Sanfsrd, Florida,
guaranteed prlcea f o r/th e jt pro
will bo held, In accordance with
ducts. <«x y ■
tho by-laws, on Tuesday. January
LARGE POTATO YIELD
i unnda's potato crop and her 11th, a t 10 o’clock an. m. in the
hkc. i s t Iiatjo n km
s*OH n o n i i K t g c r r
>iclri per at re arc considerably directors room of tho bank,.for the
T he >H e a h k ra tiiia Botfl
above last year's production, ac electiorf o f a board of directors lo
City of Hanford. Florida,
cording to preliminary estimates servo far tho ensuing year, to hear
oppn Monday. Orcrntbvr I
and will .close Saturday,
of the Dominion Btirehu of S tatis reports o f of fleers,and to transact
the Kimuh. m r .
V
tics. The total value of this sea- such other business' os may proM the City Hall. 4 T,
sun's potato crop is given ux $?4,- pcrly conie before the meeting.
uu.ooo.
B. F. Whltner, Cashier
Also araortmettta in fancy Holiday Boxes—-a
will surely please.
'*■ “ ■r<- '
e> }A
I
a '
- *;•
t *1*? f*- i
T |iE TALp.fiP THE TPWN
i‘
_________
» f..
-
_________________
v 'V
*
" ''
Opposite Valdex Hotel — 13th £ 0«k
Sanford Aye. & 9th — Sanford-Orlando Road at
(iim lcrvillo
- ,
___________
- _________ ___
M>vvv.
h ew people keep an in
ventory of their persnnal
belongings!
Jjow that a new year
approaches “Turn -ov
er a new leaf” and 'in
sure your household
goods and valuables.
()ur in.'-uranee depart
ment will assist-you in
every possible way in
covering p r o p e r 1y
your p o s,s‘e‘s s i‘o‘n s
against loss or dam
age!! We will 11 note
you rates, assist you
in determining just
what your insurance
needs are and
Every coat tho latest modeT fyom a well - !
known manufacturer. Everj;ono in alim,
straight Uuce—varidtl by the amo rteat.n e^
'
trintming effecta. iii new abadeBNjf brown,
blue, tan, green, also gray and black. Some
where in this selection is a epat you .will like
and want. Remember this is our biggest rbr
ductlon of the season. Values th at >vin not
<
be duplicated again. For this reason It will
pay you to come early and make your selec- ’■
f ir m
$25.00 to $35.0Q Coats,
Reduced to
$46.00 to 59.75 Models
Fpr Christmas wgek
Monday i 11h r o u g h
Chri^tm^B week is re-
E v e r y d r e s a ’ia .o u r re a d y -to -w t-a r d e p a r t m e n t w ill
b e so ld a t a lm o s t c o s t : ' E v e ry o k a r e p r e s e n ts ono
o f this1s b a so n ’s f a v o r e d fo sh io n ^ 'rtn d p o p u la r m a f e r i a b .' ‘Q u a lity s ilk s fo lrm in i th b * g ra c e fu l lin e s
o f th ^ jO T O M e s f in d fa v o r w i t h a il th o s e w h o *
P 1 .C
the## desirable <
( " . o n . ,M
�le Sanford Hera
.
rvfrr iiiiFnn.-n M r tfl
•Mt.ltfi.ti, I'hlHdtu
llmtnuilM Atmue
Homogenous.
VWhfet khalM give little ^Johnnie’ for Christmas ?’’ That
Farmer* Mean I t
. Uir^inA question thousands of anxiqys toothers and fathers, Church.
Moequc,
— Dance,Hall.
•• •
H . t t t t o i w u i u r m t t t r r,
, aunts
" « » « and
m i u uncles,
unciL'3, brothers,
u rum or*, m
a u f r a aand
i m cousins
cuuhiiih arc
u r i i aakinir
imaing 1
sisters
i w i a * t^ e r Act^o* thqjjHelyei these daya. It really p resen ts i^iite a problem, '
. . I
IANE k
(Copyright. 1926. Star Co.)
• i 9 i l; the
-------solution
of which
of which
is not is
always
not always
easy toeasy
find.to W
find.
hy W hy hot
jailor a hook, and If you decide upon u book^ why not a good book?
Kar... Dec. 10.—Thin
W t&
There is a lot of haphazard buying of books for children (• NEWTON,
JOKES) i i a n a a t n r KOUat
written on tho writer’s eleventh
St Christmas time. Many people go into the shops, look aim trip across tho continent in ftfprt
• tiB M lltm O J i IIATKS
lessly
over the counter, and pick up any old .book dressed in t«cn months. Tho oftemfr you
»« Tear—n .« 6 { HI* Month».|}.&«.
I.VTrcd la. (:ily t,y L'*rrt*r, jwi a bright colored jacket. Most people put off their book buy- cross,
.. . the more uniformity of Ilf.
alt, .Ur. W.cekly, trillion 11,09 ing witji the rest of their Christmas shopping until h a lf past i«<»t
io Ampnca’ ftma***'
■
■■. ■
»,.<i i
..
........... the eleventh hour, and then dash in and ask a hurried, har - 1 y™h(.
in ^mi-balloon
IAI* IBOTICKt All obituary Vassed clerk for "something for n girl of eight.” When us a tro„s<-r*, left in New York, you
sa. r a r d * o r *■b a n k s . r r t o l o u o h a
1 tuiUc«* t.f entertainmDit«e Where m atter of fact the choice of the right book for the rig h t child find again in Chicago, Kunsn* City,
are averts -wilt oorliurgcrt should be given considerable thought!
!T<ip«ka finllup, Aiauque^tic, Bat*
ular nilvvrUhlHK rate*.
Too often books are given for Christmas presents which in ^ Angles.
A*SOt.*l\TH!> 1MIF.SS •
“ VaXert I'res* t* r*clu«- are not worth the paper they are printed on. Whon^buying
-----.
tyrfl t<* the um (or ret of ri 11 news dispatch-** a book for a child's Christmas, why not buy a real book, a
w,nK K A N s ,hpo0J5n»i n Jw
. i tt»>* paper ant also the
, mV* (siihllsllril hrrrln, All book th a t will not only be the source of much immediate ^ k " MdwaukcJv lake front are
’ nf repuhllcettun of sjwclal
.Shea lirfvlli are alfo rr**TVcl. pleasure but will also give him an opportunity to cut his inhabit,.!t.% women with 4>;ight
. nr;*’
___ reading teeth on a literary diet prepared by significant an-, pink silk Mocking* ami their knees
thors? In this way ht; will be helped to improve his taste showing ‘?u,',n
'SATURDAY. DEC. £t». 1926
in books and. a t the same time to lay the foundation for a 2 uhilnink"*!ik Varh indy homerjiK lir.ttAM ) ri.A T Fuiin
good
library. ■
>
nten.lmK .... the Mojave de.ort
* rlr« „ Inkr »t Sanford's front
d o e r.
,
The ihonoy spent for such trash as the "Motor Boys' wtHriv lirighlcn
dwt" tu the
i’l’lV' nf
l * * , *’a r o u t e to J p r k e o n * villa, ■
*
or
some
of
HoraUo
Alger’a^rtories
about
the
hoy
who
started
"
u
r
.in«t>
ll<
*
fourJ.i<
k*onVlUe
* • ■ • U tir t lM
of
S t. J o h n a - l> .
Mirer (atinl.
life with a cow and a “ frank open fact;" ami ended it with a t.j Si’H't).
.
■>ttVji«loQ Of whi t e nsr<
'O n r u ln t c p o o l, I r a n i *
r m i r t * . Rolls Itoyce and several million dollars, much to the chagrin
r lr ,
of the town bully, could just a» well go toward hooks fat- Ill t l KV S I>K1 i ' l l ION Ilf
Iw o r R lIn f of
t,i i l l i l l i .i t
' f<\,,liili,,Ti .irsi'i'iln'R mnttiT punning
I t a ^ - k n s im , Im lr la . s p "
aX
r . , , more interesting, even to children, and certainly more in■•from it n iii.lrfimt.', itu uliciNjijt
f Known.
.
There- is, for instance, Robert Louis Stevenson'* h"!U'‘Ki,'ii iv t.> ii .h fimii' inhoreiit
( - • t w n l w h i H o f f l t r m r r n * ispiring.
"Treasure Jalftud,7 delightfully illustrated by Wyeth, easily hi*iere«!fctiu,t y . “
Ir n r t lo n
of
I. o .. I r V n r .1
, It'.-; ihc tiili.tr way with the hu
tiH U d L a k e Y l a n m r .
worth
n thousand "Motor Hoy" and “Rover Boy” editions.
p lr t ln n
of r ||)
l.r n u t lt lr n .
r.n ut AmiTtrn
Thcrtf are, of course^ Cooper’s fascinating Leatherstock- man
Itnn PCOHrii*.
W, ,.r. tut.vine
if.'fmitf,, e«of
*rh« *n l
iiilr m
ing tales, "The l.ast of the Mohicans," and "lleerHlayor," hrri’tii 11■111>+ir*t*'**t y. ■*1V11>' frniti hi- ^
, , r » , t a lo n f a r l u r r r n n r d
;
with their picturesque Uqcus, Hawkeye anti ChingnchKook,'di*riiut< t m, th-*. ni h. t. n.jrcnictjr, i
J P - turn.
r-srj—O
—**- -■
who thrill the yhcart of every’ American boy fortunate iicconvitiir i.i -it' iii'ti ni.iri* ulikt1, in I
A
BIBLE VUB 8 E
enough to know*them. Then there are Kingsley’s "W est i r t l c r v l .iti'i npji'iiriiiH’f
MAN’S LIMITATIONS - ."For ward Ho." Sidney Lanier's "The Hoy’s King Arthur.” and
| . 1S r \ Ni ki travel
\
ll< if.
[jure Atwigers Iivfore thet>, nml jSteveuKon’s "Hlack Arrow." "Kidnapped" and ”I)a\id l’.al r,»,*1.1
) ,,r. * . i ilriit.oiy to the
'TTasin-ore nil our father*; jfour" More particularly in tlic \ cin of the season is Dicken s .Di-ini in cf A i . rirnt- in France,
lltli) v i til.-1 laDK'iiagv and clothe*
QW, and Ultra in none abiding ” ^ i^tmus ( itrul.
.■hanged n.nililvt. ly. also intercuts, j
an. 2UJ16.
; '
|
There are a number.of delightful books from which to hiih-ls and manner*
fi.>m Minnii to J'nrtland we
«f thl,0flC 1,ro8C,U's fur lh,: "v, r>' >'<n,nK*"
,)f the most in- till Here
know the same huK-lndl anil
dispensable
of
them
ail
is
A.
A.
Milne's
“When
We
Were
it of the heart of Thy
f„„tl.ol| scores, sec the *.miL* movprepare thqir heot^ Very Young*.” W ilting about this in the Atlantic Monthly, mif pi. Tilr<*“, w.-nr the ame clothe*,
M E N C K F N AKTT> J I M R E E D
A.
Edward
Newton
calls
it
“the
best
of
verses
fur
children
.
TAMPA TIMES
g.-l
n|."Ut
the
same
w
n
g
c
Offlhi
ever
written.”
We
think
it
just
ns
much
fun
for
grown-ups.
IE REVEIUB OF I'OOJl SUSAN
IS iio
Life m int be frightfully empty without knowimr Christo
Ii
tlie most iiiit urn I tiling in Mencken n**tune* for himself as -i
[In . , | I11' lot ■
I
, ■I (.
eortior of Wood street, when pher Robin.
l>,
rPt I r il I. Mencken K io;iiter of course
^
dayl ig ht app ea r* ,
The !’■alms ilo rtol fw,ssess more
ti,
Ornnp s u p p o r t e r <if Setmlni
11\\' M
Millie
t i l l ' 1<I
Others of this Hu-"- itu hid. .i n.'W Look 11
11n>• '■. .tfI.■
t i ^ h r u s h t h a t itlng* loud, it
I"" \ r\ i ■■i He; elut ion* more s i |
l'ii lie,' i f".- l he ]iresnii u. y. in
ha s BUftg f o r thr eo year*;
“Winnie-the-!’uoh,” with deli- i.>i«- di iwnics \ l*iIlf-.t Sii.'i
hoi t han Mencken j mJ u|is ami
litBan ha* pns*. d by thi* Kpot, pard. Then th«*re are St.-\.ns.-n'
1,1 ’ ;r t 1Vo• Memphis l"»nr'i*i
t a le wlun ho asserts that Sen
A ( '! d I inrd* n "
-I :•. a n d ha* heard-,
el l ' t pea;, fur 1)1.th ii&\! itMiOned a tot Heed's -lire"-* is due to 1he
and I t w a- < , , ■ut'
I it.].
t h e Rilonco of m o r n i n g the *nng Verses,” Charlea Kingsley
t1
ttuno . in much 11... sjim, f).il Amt lie hie opposed nil th«
rol's
"Alice
in
Wtindi-rluTi.I
..ti.|
I
!j>
il
,nt
ig " ! . I.
of tho bird.
i ■.i
VI." ait til" i; h t h e i r inetiji.il- WIT, :de:il. In i f the I:,t■■ President Wil
c<L**S
m ry
Snark"
And tin -.
ft|w:c. ■* 11 , 11 •
U ! e , - til I-. i. .
Suiitethlng I that, no doubt,
'K
<1 M o u t
I me IKirses-e'' u cbii.s son
> H note of onchantriifiit: what than “T oter I’an m Iven-mri.'i. t.ai.le)^.
V. r pet luips. -'i i
t:< t h I rnrniitR pen and t h o other l: true, hecitise then* nr. ,hnse who ,
. alls htT? She see*
like [
no -ii the snme kind nf it toag'i,' tire .deeped m mat er ial i sm
. m o u n t a i n ascendi ng, a vision of "Peter Pan and W e n d y '
U I11 lv f I Ills, 1|
y Ken I'nts a t ta i n e d , with al -me Mencken him*,-if Hui let t s z'Vh
So
I
h
e
r
e
a
r
e
g
o
o
d
b
o
o
k
*
u
s
w,-[
|
t
id
ami
i!
Ii
ur
trees; ,
t t.s tall. f ' T a sc. und oi llii- maierial.-t j
- t -1It.tj 11vg
1 minded people, n r* li.i'.titinn .
Medici':,"?***'
Cypress a,
framing
j Sheathing
Siding
Flooring
CeiPng
Finish
Mouldings
I*ath
Hrick
Lime
Plaster
2’IW
k"-a
n
Screen Wire
Htiilders Hardware
Doors
Windows
Murphy Ironing
•Made to i
T h e P r ic e III
O N K . DAY!
SA N F0I
_______________
volumes of vapor through l i n e d o e s n o t h a p p e n i n b. b o n k s ..in \ •■i ar. nt a I o - > t l,.*t ‘
Lothbury glide,
k n o w w h a t t o litiv. t a l k t o .• n . • ..I ■ it b d d K ' p l 111. f n . ' i i d - ■■ fll I
[ -u ri ver flows ofi thmuKh ih.t o y o u r c h i l d c e n ■»
ii-ed (<■ .. I.,
vole of Cheapside.
'b e s t book s h o p in t o w n .
D on ' t
looks, and h#r heart
in t h i n g a p p r o p r i a t e f o r a . t old <
hedVvn; but they fade,
o f t h e h o u r o r o f t h e d a y but
mist tthd the river, tin- hill and
t h o u g h it n n i i oiiK
u r v h i- tti
»*,■ t h e . s h a d e ;
ill
Stream wllf n ot ffoW? iin.l ih, dilapidated doe-eai.d -.la
t he child who .m tied it.
hill wilt n bt ri#c,
Ithe color* have all paus'd ;i«o
front her eyes!
Suit a real bini|
.111 t ID
; k•»
Vt il
h u
*..r1
I h *.it t h a t
■■ry d.v
tV|' w lb. hi
Inch ni. i ! mi ' s
;.l\\ a
(t
’) J11* I n.siii g e n t Kct UVl i s
t V, —'W, Word»w..rih
ipa Is havinic hos])(tnl u.oi
Wteven as Snnfurd a
T i m e fill'
i haiig1 .1
o n le’
U lol r t t h iigs
• '
' I.. .
S I O W . 3rd!
I’hone 475
W h a t a Charming Roor
\ \ . i l o t e x t u r e d ni
Ii'M utie invanibFjd
t h s t comment,
v ou may rqirtxiucti
p e r n x l »f tex(ure,i
c o l o r or combirutioaii
c ol or* in t he form
I
W a sh in g to n u< i tin '. j
■I t h o ,
f ( Clothe* may not mnke the man lit teal in fltn in . i. \ 1 v r|
F t a/i- i
but they make him worm nn ii 1h\ U u
IDAI*** i
1.■ 1 i 1 h r ■
like tht*.
'
»
, !' (
t i n a - s i i n i | i t i o n ot
natoi Iron N o rth
"! Ill 111. W l u t e II ■
1!' nnv ' ' t Vi• t " rii1it r
ill.lt 1TI 11 a 'in -I o!
nr<
rli 1,M.i " i" | •t. | •■*1 ' . l i e ,
u q ij nian is Killta hv 1Yi Hllit 1,1 . Di i ■ "i. ki !' .i \
# , A«a»
"8 t. eCloud
jut* u
a headline,
Train," *houU
headline He iji- tin tied to p . I,
e I ai t * I ..1 1 il i t ,. S e n a t o r I r a / n r*gH\
I
.
1 i ■' v. -i v. It. reft- Ii.- is only
i o-i
l!n .in e almost r o ryltiing
■ (den .— him, Meni ken i, t n.ioWed
’ v sale, with superl t . ri l > to thi h i np ’ he critic me*. Se n a t o r Hee.l
t;a» also heon a b us y rritu- and ha<
■"WII K.c eti • red,I fur wisd.'lu liuit
'horrid Inn. I <■<-11 c >tended I ■ him
far ' !.
-
•t Us teij
TEXTO
( H A S H A N D C d M IA N Y
For Sale by
Sanfucd. I bi.
. .. |l 11. 'll .it»r**a«l
‘I,. a i 1 III u t <• th' : .1 * r ll V, - tHIM* I)l»*> k’*kf*cJ Him mit it' th*
n ft '•hip 1In* •'lit Ja ;l ' r . h *■h Ah•
‘iM\ l ’!111M) 11 S um
‘i
i h f ». rn«■• .il *‘
' •{,,.[!
i i i. t: | t * v. h\ 't'D -i 1! '
! k<ivv\ 1}ii( * \f v if u
ir u - 1 rn tv .
M ■■
iid
iiii iiii-ii- pat 511 1' d t ■■]' r r 1 fll 'l
Vj1 * » U . if f 11
Jt iV Tt'
!
Iff!* Ill 'HI h< n t hcv i.O f haf
Our f<m•h *•* i i h
, , •.. ' ■ , f
4h-' ?. iTimnt i> ii »■i Thetil I 1 I'M
' hn l •St*?
1h» t « fi
|t
■l ill
t’l«
l I
For a Better Stucco He
. k cepinjf out t »"
up this counlt
;.ti
K. di
,.i.\ ...an i'li
McSUkeh |i"i,lHI.I philo-oph)
He
count .let. ill l*t t -idi-nl
Ctsdidge knew Heed was a g r e at man he
tended to look after he got on the niti< h s ig n ifir i up ,■
;ir, ■ri.r IHrmei'M of home cll -' me r - , I!.- d o e s n ’t consider the Ilejiuhli ■iiuse he was in di s agr eement with
W. need enn natiurml conVeation f o r a inn t her men
i i th. furiner’s danger
D u rin g t h o b ut t Hu-Haitin o f I ’. i n g r e s s S e n a t o r I ’r a z i i T m o o k..,od people from Europe
meat mat n omi m. ti s ('ot.littgc ju*1
U>l Keel! st ak e hi* . use for the
"We got tw enty-flvf ducks." re scarcely h a t l a i h a n c e t o t a k e a p e e p a t t | u W h i l e H o u s e , bli.lluniKIO of t h e m
on.m n e v e r po* presidency on that ami lose, stiys
like t hat, old ;
’ marked a jubilant hunter the other m u c h less v i si t il a s t h e piu-d o f i t s c h ie f o c c u p a n t at b r e a k
" m u f f l e d (mill ■In' f ’om.murciui Ajijicul
And we
serisrd tile -of1
he exhibited a imv tmiu h
a i . ve* let him do *■■
' l i l t M Kh
strippuur '
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V
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that
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ils
ofccaHso
a n d sll lltlfleil b \ h i s c o l l e a g u e s lie. a n - e o f h i s allgl l l l l el i t w i t h f ti oi. w"men's fitees “ k n i . i i w U
» 1- --------- n------ iti.cn ..m i
l.rwitbe" m 'kiug
yfijrd merchants have filled t h e L u l ' o l l . t l . f o n . s
l i e s still a n I t i s u r g e t l l 111 t h e - I r n l e r like "f the caliph, ert vt i mt Sl.lt
( ’H R I S T M A S
r JSI#« Uorc* with
many things se n se of Hu w o n ) Iml lie's ha k II y « " i s ta n ih iig , 1... ns m s <1 k ,01111! I 'tmhfi, ic l.-fiah
id
u
nit H: N
■I ! I- \ I 11 \ i
Wnlt^i Innlfv' wonderful eift- for ,,, . . . i
.
.
f M dt-.mmed
law 11 v le ■
jjS»rt|trna.. * " •>-, ■ th e r e g u l . o , a n i - m e i n o d
..f . Imn he* T h a t hupp o m i.
, i; «. |
Dyi m g tjte last s e s s io n id t om c s s . anil th e .me IteLu.*, i l ull1 miry times, Hi 11" Kreioh ,
“ s "■ t ■■• n u nt o H'-i I i" r profiteer? >.f tlu Ti iuple, tnev
IclieoT and - , ,
thing whn ii
T.ivi* met Him in gr eat m-i -t
#TdKnT. L iu ln eu n ie n m v adver- th e Kt»pnldiettn < had a c o m fo r ta b le w o r k in g m a j o n li m th e revolution-, n.mi now In M
. conn1 lo pa.-■uiipassion upurv the poor and * ■k
w,ir9*. 4h«*y havp far u U (y d ila te, lull th is -e s sio tt it s d ilb i‘. nt
I'he only wav I hey
li
*hepl. r«l I'.'i, h in hom'd
■nil friendless, for lie beheld M.i
dnii
I
t
ItKKA
W
I
L
L
mnh
■ W W W ngat ahoW5‘ th®y bclieM m t>un np-.|ntiiin ev e n a s lig h t m a jo rity is
h a v e all ol D ie mvain «>f conirmu
ettsp. For Hi i. ti It i Itide as -he«q) without a i-heg
Jiull of the magni f icent c hu rc h j.f
ui in n book, n u herd: they have met Him on Mis
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i su r g e n ta on i h •-r .'•bln. l i e n e e th e m e r t u r e s to th en "b lack St. Sophia, built by rom tanlme'. I | hil1f: ‘1'fl ’,r’'
" ‘ h ^ch. but in the ni gh t field* i rosb; they ho\re met Him in ilir
rile GhnpHn'n wife hu« filed ;shevp;” S e n a to r Frazier wa* K.'.eii th e g la d hand of u e l- hist l , 600 y ea r- ago Since taking
Jinv,.
'
under
lhe night *k>. N o r were i Jdll dn\Mi of Easter as He waited
Jrarntdivarre an grnnnds of cm n ,m e several .lavs ago and the It’ pub!', ails held a lm, fea.-t. Constantinople ihc Turk
where
’ b. ph. td- Miblc c h n n i r t . n , forth and wrapped Himself in a
I"CUY. .Il in cruel to force mtynne ,r ,
. ,
.
, ,
ii-ed
St.
Sophia
at.
a
inos'pt'
tlielr own Itihb bad closed ccii gardener'* smock; bul multitnil's
W 8 hnk 1.1 a face l.ke hi* everv d„v . 1 »'<* l l » ' 1 « l " ' 1
' '’1Lrh t to, for n ot o n l y d i d S e - n a t o r I ' r n z i e r Mohammedan* pray, letiviru -in
birii * before, .T-uI iII psh t h e y rest » l TH---.fr met Him thus have met
lirttun tn Un it tim e appeals but li. c a u s e d h i s f el lo w D a K o l i i | nt lie dfH.r
' i ------- o
cd in tl.eii g r av es ere the new Hi Him us the Babe' of Christmas.
kWilV' Uowaday* feeh purlieu senator, vuung (b-rald Nve. a Is. .ui i i m u r g u n t . (n i n c e p t l l u ’ i
I# preatperous whim it lm* j u s t . uXtentltMl r»l i v e r a n c h .
CONSTANTINOPLE • bn-imns hie win* begun. No; " t h e r e were in The Manger bn* conquered its
•JJanuther big Stock of niunr .pnt
. bona
o
,tor iE razier may, ib e c r i t,i - . d. rfm yielding
,.
'were
prondsodtluwhen
"m Turks the Mom country s h e ph e rd s nbid Inr Ireds of millions in every gen
In tils parly iwm() t'hnt
jaJ,t m..,m-ni an- ing in tin- field, ke ep i ng then et at ,on
-Tampa Tribune. s>, a
over tin. ir figwks b y night."
\n>l because the world Is inure
jcatlprs. too quickly.,. jVIuny wi l l iliink lie should have been gel* would apjmar before hi. So Watch
TI.'y had heurd tlio Messenger r’hristian, the season of Christnn*
i.hia
and
dest
roy
the
heal
hen.
it
Bu^ the N o r t h Dakotan is no- fool,
i Waller. Dnmrosch, nt the u g « « f morg deliberate.
?
lh«* hrathtfl tiding* and tho singing of tb< . v' nd* itself inerenaingly throves
f
........ heavenly boldiers; they had seen :lm year. With each nucceci'mg
y-flve, resign.* im eomhu'tor of ' Ht‘ realizes bin position. lb k n o w s that in the hollow o
,11 limit
hia hand he holds tho bol/incv ot power and with one st rose, I, jftn9 Thoso piou* ancient* little the '-inIdea glory; than silcnco fell ci 'lemtinn Christmas last* lunger,
aM ii u i.||.. can make or break the Republican party in this .irenmod that their heautiful My and night. And they raid to on. uni -enrehe* out more places f r
“Let us go and sec."
"s light and wnrmth.
c tu it
if jU. .',
.session of ( ’ongresa. He will forgive his lenders and he will xnntine church would one day i-ciio another,
If they are In the Bible now, n l-.ealeit men, und hospitals have
. 'HP* ”pn .Y
vtvte as a *gni>ti- Republican kIhuiM vote, but he will make cacophonous fox trots and ma
is that we may pul them Jp th. >■-<r since Increasingly girdled the
ait/.rd will have *oniethlng to them pay dearly.
i revolt AGITATES Albania, fields again—shepherd* watching e a rt h . Ho taught, and (ducation
r.pread from pole- to pole. He
Orlando ami Dclalml on the |
• Takp for instance the appointment of the United States Hainan country of much brigmid- their flocks by night.
is. said of; their
,
: - . ebarar
—, \every kind of despotism tins dwin■^Vth and thirty-flw t _uf th i* , marshal in North Dakota. C. F MudgOtt, a staunch Coolidgo nge. Skodra in reported occupied Nothing
,roo<* or bad. .They ,
undeipthe power of tho Freeby rebels and on ^
ftre. "Revolution
■ M ffiS ? , w v'm*K t,K'y r,,n ' man and a blttP*-enemy of Senator Frazier, was announced --------------.........
rMjfos .i ntho Argyrocaitro region. werc ^ordinary men an ordinary ,j()m which Ho bequeathed to men.
great new t h n d i „ . . .
.
... ,
„
ijiXtf... - J.. : ] ’* ur the ono ¥<ir the ^ioat. Scnutor Frazier interposed. Mudg You never heard of tho*« place* duty tor.nuwhom
....
_ 'H e i* the one force th a t has di
nnd n
they
what the nttoniey for the ' ett i.s not to be marshal »nd Senator Frazier ifl to decide who pcrhnps, anyhow, but be gruteful come,
vided history.
and see."
. • c® .
that Uncltf
y&g*±*T. '•will. A United States maraluiblup is not such « big t h i n g ,_____
..... Sam isn’t bound by the
o f t h e world is in two
* ‘ *
are many in Washington who will concede th at tongue of nitioru. to;aepd men or At a little distance they could chapters,
oro Bethlehem, and
mohey to Argyrocastro.
\ft,*r Bethlehem,
see, in d ar ke r shndoW tha;
Frazier could hove had his way no m atter itow intnight, t h e walls a n d towekar
" Le t us now g o even unt o Beth»nt the. occasion m ight have been.
RUSSIA ALSO JfLAK tniulde. j little town. Past tho *pot where lebem ahd jkso
s t h i n g vrliich to
la
r Waft ojkiiir Meanw|til^( {j(enato^^ Frazier in gratified. He h a s a Eightcch officials ooff t h e bobbeviV
the Angel stood, over the spaco so . ume to pass. . . . And they came
ted
rmifg
ov
er
n
me
n
t
o
r
e
f^jrepwtct
grudge to settle and Hera In an excellent position to settle it. ..
. , ...
..........more
. than earthly n ml found tho hnbe lying in
lately
lit with
l l eo v
i._u.
•through
*- the
Ho
will
bg
^bit*.to
square
accounts
with
the
satisfaction
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f
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e
r®
tL
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t
d^Wn
Hmsl
!“««'.
li.eht°,n
tht gates and up manger."
m .
dark stre e ts thej
knowing that all things come lo him w|»o waits long enough. [,“tH
des pai r , for bolshevism *!/AVti’• ’thpir ‘‘^nV-.*t"
'juest. They* found
Donlemporary Comment
(gave thi'nobles’ land to the pen* no temple, no thebloglana, - nn
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A
Young
man
«nt».
and
they
dread
a
ebang,
that
^Ws.'nA'ultnm
THE JAPANESE a re u peculiar »j)cople.
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might return it to tho noble*
? ,,d found B p
lf to
U nAtlanta
*re,em en
bo 5
IhDToltio approached the Prince Regent with a petition to'
A.’ .,',.
" Babenin°«lhm i ; £ dr sent
in contlnuc
the same t0ratioi
b
i
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J it
now, 'th at city will become inremedy, locnl political conditions, He was seized by the po- ijft
■were on ^histr way homo Joumey
every year, but not .11 ect ------w|th p r id e -^ ite n s b o ro
flated
Ha
|gfc\before' her could approach the royal'presence. In his Iroih
___ tho football game
Daily News:
i twice, as bIccvoh wer« found IhriiUty'qments for haro-kirn. Dragged broke tho.sUence feby remarking
and S anta Claus.
ba to
II push on- scrpM the field
ho. Explained th a t had he .ijeen aucceasful in his u d ly . I|( ^ I* ,P?, —i . 1 .,
First dr ite r
lethlehem, to tho M
Jioteiy. have killed himself in atoneChrist,- On, on p ast ’
peculiar way
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T h e y want r m f i - m I
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A il .,-1 I I.us i ,'t
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ph t he vcnulows nf htn
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MKS. FRED S. DAIGER, S0C1E7TY EDITOR
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BY! SANFORD EASTERN STARS
The Seminole Chapter Number qvet* of flower* Mra. W'urt W
Two, Order of Eastern Star, held W arner was presented an exquisite
Its tfegujar- meeting Thursday eve Corsage of rose buds.
ning at ttfa-Afiisonic Temple when
A most interesting report was
a large class of men, wore initiated given by
the secretary which
ns Master Mnscns, including Roby showed that much work had been
Laing, John Gove, Ernest Brother- done during the year, and tltot
son, J. Tildcn Jacobs, James, Huff over $ 1,100 hud l»eell-received by
Tom Merdith, Henry Roddcnbtrry, »he t- anuri-r' and that gifts of
Sandy Anderson, George Elliott j r P' 'O', rictrula, restroom fumiand Donald McDonald. Mr. nnd 1 ' ” -un! uthci necessary article*
Mra. Wurt W. Warner became for use nt the Temple hod been
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RESIDENCE TELEPHONE
■
Much Interest Shown "omh,f
In Opera Engagement <i«ii n
Here DuringHolidays
A t t r a c t i v e P r o g r a m I s C,nu',e Howard and Joseph Grar \ A r» hn,n* who,M> numbers ore always
received
heard in n number of 'songs
_____
and specialties.
Ananged I401 D, A. R.
‘‘Society Vaudeville^
Much interest is being rpasifes*
«[,
ted by lovers of gtwd music In the
^ ,
coming musical event, the two-day
Story Hour at the
engagement of the Sah Carhia - r ? ', )
10:00 o'clock.
Opera Company, Dec. 30 and 31, aliVCl
<r Wakefield will etiat
the Milano Theater,
J g ]<’
jnbers of the 1022-24
An incomplete list of patrons| r j >
“Mother Goose” party
and putronesicn includes: Mr, and ■*"*■* 4
i at her home nt GenMm, Forrest I-ake, Mr. and Mrs,
; S- 0 . Chase, Mr. and Mrs. E m est
Tt„ 1 uletide Hpltit prevailed
ilousholdcr, Mr. nnd-Mra. George FriiU> evening when Mrs. Ernest
made.
j Monday
_r> L. P.'-jRousholdpr entertained at bridge
eltn Sorority dance at
There w r r r 11 members initi A. I)e Cottes, Mr. and Mrs,
ated this past year, two reinstated, Hagan, Mr. nnd Mr*-John Moisch,int hcr lovely home on Evans Stro -t,
[II at 9 o'clock.
Vaudeville" nt the W«J- me cnapler for the your, Mrs. fou
only one de- Mr. and Mrs. W illiam M o r e Scott,| the cue *t* Ltcing members of th"
Mi. nnd Mrs. E m est C Galloway,I Evening Bridge Club.
at H o'clock, under the Glenn E. McKay, worthy Matron roil
i
Mt\ and Mrs. Henry W ight, Mr,
Vuni hued poinsettias, roses n'
| the Sallie ' Harrison nnd Mr. McKay, worthy Patron, in
well
chosen
words,
thanked
the
Mr
nnd
Mrs.
A.
R.
Key,
.>
othi-i
ul flowers in the varying
S. D. A. R.
Mr.’tand Mrs. S. R. Dighton, Mr, h’ (..... rut ::'.k the rooms where th»
Meeting of the Scmino)} various officers for their efficient K
and Mr». E. A. Douglass, Mr, and shii lo- ,,f red wero effectively used
| K .y will be held it work during the year, Mrs. L. H (
Associate, who
|
jut the Mnsonic Temple, Gibbs, retiring
Mrs. W'. Theodore Lantfley. Mr.! cn r'1
had been arrnngd for
leaves soon for Orlando where she tt^.
be initiation.
will make her home, was presented w ,
ic- j Mrs. Robert A. Newman, Dr, and i After several rounds of bridge,
n lovely boudoir lamp by Mrs. Me Ch
score* were counted ntjd the prize
Tuesday
N .1 Mrs Samuel Pulcston ,Mr. and
I
ms i Mrs. J. C. Benson, Judge and Mrs.,;for high :-;orc, a set of Mndeirn
i Guild Christman bail Kay. Th» Worthy Matron also yt<
presented her various officera with |,0
nt- James G. Sharon, Mr. nnd Mra. W..; napkin*, was awarded Mrs. Floyd
Hull at 0 o'clock, i
,iH i S. Leak. Mr. nnd Mrs. J. G. Ball, i ’nliner For having held top score
ft. May and Mr*. W. H. attractive lioxcs of stationery j * 1|,e
| Mr. nnd Mrs. F. P, Forster,' Mr.■, among the men, Holiert A. NewII entertain at bridge tokens of appreciation Of their, wn
I and Mrs. E. F. 1.into, Mr. and Mrs.I, man was given a Japanese lac
nt the homo of Mrs, i loyalty during the past year.
q Ut-red ( 'gar box
! l . r . itohout.
Mr. and Mrs. McKay were given
Thirteenth Street, hona hnnd-inadr pillow Uq> of Eastern ,
Mihlred Hund.
M hi n ; 1,<- tables bsd tieen clean- I
| Rev and Mrs Mortimer Glover,
qisrtment of the Wo- Star design and a large bouquet
Mi tod Mrs Julius Takach, Mr ami hud with embroidered cover-,
will present a Christ- of red Radiance- roses. The pre
anti \trs Francis K, Boll, Mr. ami t v f r< -hment* of a t empt i ng aula I
J program at .'l o’clock sentation wn* made by Mrs Verne
Mrs Howard I.«-.ig, Mr. anil Mrs. it" t -weet cour'-e were served by
[' I! Smith as chnir- Mao,Ward, in behalf of the chap- |
1 S, o
Shinholser, Mr. nnd Mrs. th tiostess.
i ter.
Playing wete
Mr nnd Mrs. Da
jf'tiiinir P Herndon. Mr. and Mrs.
The candidates each gave u short
itn! of Mrs. Virginia
Mrs.
(ii-'-tge
llanlen, Mr. nnd Mrs. \iti I. Thrasher, Mr. mu!
lie classes and Mrs. W. I talk and during the impressive
Ed u a rd Higgins, Mins Margaret It-d-Tt A Newman, Mr. ami Mrs.
expression classes nt 8 floral ceremony were gi ven boil
Alaska Souffle
Dnvis, Mrs. T S. Davis, Mr. ami Fi or d Rainier. Ful l est l a k e and
he South Side primary
is hold e i
Mr* A M Phillips Mr anil Mrs 1 r- *t
’ Saturday
torntm ------_
^High School Kootb.ill
labfes Knjoy A player^ Kntt'rtainccl
;ful (liristnias P.y Thf “ Y tlirls”
!ti(l:l\
I'A o n i n y
f th.- i li i i <1 '< •
dist < b u r h v - i r i)
PI,,. I , , , l j 111
'I
It K Tolar
tall fed i at heiirul i an
tul
,ntertaim-.l
I r e ’ltiig, a f t e r which
[ m s i i United
by Mrs
hi'*, cluitn president,
id''! Habbit
delightcil
[with a number of ap-
biidingB.
Prominent on the social m ienAnother local artist fa MUs Ele,
anc-r Herring, a violinist of note,
i h r for net week is. the "Society who ha, w c n t ly n lu r M l] frotrt
Vaudeville to ho proslnted Mon* abroad whore she completed her
day evening nt 8:30 o"ciock at the musical education nt the American
Womnp’s Club by the Sallie Har- Conxeroitory of Music and Beaux
rison Chapter N. H. D 'A . R. and! Arts at Pontnincblcnu, France,
promises u» be m e of the most She also holds diplomas from the
tlnuaunl as well ug urtistic events JOrchestral Society of America at
of the season.
1New York, and the New York IttTho Lion’s Quartette composed | slitute cf Musical arts,
of S . R. Dighton, Paul Kongo,
Miss Lucy Jofmrfon, n former
,
lu li artist.
i.nsi- 'risdsi"
GIVE
'11- R J Hi
This Christmas
\ (gift F or K very One
■o- v
In T h e F a m ily
A r e Y o u C»(
ll-e'.l • "i « h l ';the i t*U*f
,i ml g it f i; pt i ilnimn,, te ;
.! r ’
\) mh« is aUemiing th; tnte-t
itig meet i n- were
Mr
I! 1
I "h n
Mis Kuyttumd Key, Mr
It i herd T w i t h'dl
f ihivtvrtIti-n-h, Mrs
Anna \ an N im*
it * n, Mis
i iHudi* Ruulerson,
\l
S.nmii-I Pub- ti ll, Mrs \\ b
Wat son, Mrs \V it
Itallurd of
Altainotiti-, Mis II
Meliirk
»f
I i-tigwood. Mi
J'llm Meisi h .'i ,
Hi '- i onxlxting of NVn
an f u l l cake, ungel
im! volfi-c were served
n in e
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ll sci. you slnniid g iw it t m r and serums thou gh t
as to tlie r ig h t kind of material that you are going to
use in con structing t h e h'-me
f 'all us for quotations and information of any kind
p e r t a i n i n g to t h e er ec t i on of tin* building, for we k n o w
wha t you wa n t and s houl d have, v-io n yon go into d e
tails as to t h e kind of a Itoni • t It a! , mi expei t to Imild
Miike tin- joy uf Yulotide last throughout
tho yi*nr by givinyr a useful Electrical gift,
lien* wc have pictured j nut a few miggeations fur g i f u for all the family. Our show
mom* are well Htoeked with beautiful elec
trical appliances among which you are .sure
in find the ideal gift. Pay us n visit and
let us help you pick it out.
SANFORD ELECTRIC
CONTRACTING COMPANY
1 lfi Ma g n o l i a
P hone 112
Iv 1 ■• r and Mrs Bab■■I i , * number of the
Mi MAPLI
>yn j of Quitninn,
ere Monday to lie
■ft Mho and Mil-
Grippe, Fliu
:ct Bilious Fever
T h e tlir i-e - liu tlo n
llltixl rut c l l» v e r y pul'
itlar w i th prep »<’ hOol
h e y i*. hilt It » o n l ) line
uf i> gri-ul vartel)
of
sly lv*
w h ic h w e ' l l
ulnd t o *l i«w y o u
he
Members of our 1926 club expressed themselves as favoring this sure way
having money cn hand for their Christmas shopping^ Each year finds our ch
increased and we hope that in 1927 we will have your name on our list to recei'
a substantial check*
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b
germs
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PHONE 1\j <
TO THOSE WHO WERE MEMBERS OF 1926 CHRISTMAS SA NGS CLU
WE HOPE YOU HAVE RECEIVED YOUR CHECKS AND WE CONG-RA'
LATE Y O U -A N D WISH YOU A MERRY CHRISTMAS
V'e invite all of our members in our 1926 elub and those who were'not meml
to ccme nt^v- and join-our club now open for »
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thrilled audiences at the Rivia
on Broadway, where she complai
an eight weeks’ engagement, ‘i
though only 12 years of age, M
Johnson is most proficient in sli
ing, - dancing and performing,
tho ukelele.
Other Professionals . appear;
wn the program aro Misses Audi
Roborti and Louise Tatem H
gerford, both of Orlando, who i
do a Grncian Dam e, Both of tb
youpg women have had a , g i
deal ,v t experience before the ft
lights and possess unusual Uiee
|
and Mis II ( 1in Hose, Mr, mil Mills I H. IK
Mt s H I
hit in-r Mr and Mrs I
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enteri'tneil
at
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fijtoli ’■n K e
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large fin- hurnt-ji mi tie- hearth,
adding a cheery rule to the seem
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he al ^ . M- V A . assisted b\ '-l:
(JsiMirtie Wtlliains and Mrs K <
Maxwell, had charge of the vawvm i over i-<l
Oils game.* and Contests
At
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late tioui uni lu u-oii ant i .ike *- iv
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holders
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with much appreciation,
resident, is another talented yont
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t outside pnimuge t\ ct,nalfart, Nflrlh Carolina,
From Trenton t<> IMuwaie ( i , ,
South Carolina. Even »» the Delaware lin er.
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18—Business Service Offered 27—Professional Services
jjily Herald
l'D. r a t e s
MIRACLE Concrete Co., general
fom ent work, sidewalks, build
ing Works, irrigation boxes. J. R.
Tcrwlllcgor, Frop.
47—Dogs, Cats, Feta.
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Sale
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A.
DR. J It VIDLER
< bin.j^Mlist
WANTED TO KNOW who ownJ FURNISHED HOME for ra n t Hut
LOTS ON EA&Y TERMS
Pit bull stud dog In Sanford?
110 ensh and $10 monthly will
nml cold water, elw trlc lig h ts
7 im
Address J. J. Nulla, Pineeatrtlc, gas for cooking. Two bed room' buy 3 well located Oak Hill lots. [
( Foot Speci alial)
will be received
Flo.
with hath. liv in g room, dining Prico $750 each, 10 percent off
Lloyd, Sin... storo.
jnd eolleclef aenl
room, kitchen, screened porch, ga for a|l cash.
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ta
Phone
102
fur
appointment.
for payment.
Drugs — Soda — Hot Sandwiches
5G— F u el a n d F e e d
rage
Piano included. 705 Pal
.10c a line
SANFORD DRUG COMPANY
125 cash and $15 monthly will buy
metto Aw. Apply 810 Elm.
RUGH— Shampooed, r i g ht in your
“The Rcxnll Store"
Sc a line
corner lot in Pinohtirst.
Price
home; colors [••stored, nap m i s - j WOOD—Dry Pine, Stove and fireWe make n specialty o/ our prompt
„.7e a line
PHONE 530.
$1250.
ed, made to look like now. H i g h e s t ! place. -‘i
FOR
KENT—Five
Room
House
at
A
T
t
filling of prescriptions and i>u!:k npprovfji, or nu charge. B. Ric<w,'
Its on reqMflt*
Elder Spring,.
Impure 1100
delivery.
FOR SALE r 1
rates ure for
$25 cash nnd $15 monthly will buy
_.
rtif- expert, with l-wiey Dr y Clean- j
Myrtle Avenue.
HE WILL APPRECIATE
WOOD
—
WOOD
-.sertions.
beautiful lot on French Avenue.
^DR HER
or*, Phone 4(15
our Gordon Pipes for HI*
Store,
Heater,
and
Fireplace
[of average length
Price
$1350.
)-------------HODGINS & COWAN CO., Auto
FOR RENT-- 5 room bungalow on
man, Joe's Smoke House, -lv»*
(H ICK SERVICE TRANSFER
_ line.
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r
HER—GlfU
of
distinction
for
Radiator and sheet metal works EUGENE PERMANENT WAVES.
Palmetto Avciiua corner
of
Charge of 30c for
1st St.
PHONE 498
tho boudoir. Onion Pharmacy.
|
\ Plain and ornamental sheet metal
no kinkd, one prire, personal at
Spurting Street. Two bed room*, I-fturet Avexiuo lot itetween 9th
_
and
10th
Street.
Price
$2,000
o
n
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work.
.
Tel,
71G-W.
207
French
tention.
Bluebird
Beauty
Shoppe.
jM
dining mom, living room and kit
ling Is restricted to
57—Good
Things
to
E
at
terms
of
$60
cash
nnd
$20
monthly.,
CANDIES,
SHEAFFEH'S
FoanPhone 349-J.
A
venue..
NOVELTY
SMOKING
Set*,
chen.
hath
room,
garage,
improvefriction.
______
toin Pen Sets, Toilet Sets, Per
bigant'* Sharing Set*, Mill
menu. $43 monthly. Phono 713
is made The San*
1PASTRIES, I’lES, salads. W c take for appointment.
Oak Avenue lot, $1750 on terms of fume nnd compacts that will Brushes, lea th er Gooda and Pocket
S..J. NIX
rill be responsible JAMES II. C O W A N -A ll kinds, of
please her. Lnncy’s Drug Store, Flask*.' Union Pharmaey. •
special
orders
for pattiesAttorney and Counsellor at t^w
$25 cash and $15 monthly.
Incorrect Iqfertlon,
Tin mid Sheet Metal W ork.1
Rout ids Delicatessen. 162t W. 1st FOR RENT—5 room stucco bun- ,
______
Mcisch Bldg.
210 E o,t First Street.
for aubiMnent
Water and Boat. Tanks. At O ak’
St
he office should bo
gnhiu located at the corner of And' we have many other good — ------------ .
Avenue' nnd Third Sth-el. Tele
iiately in c a n of
0,111 ASSORTMENT Ot FANCY PAJAMAS,
/'
Palmetto
Avemm and Katie Street lots that can bo bought for Just | SKK
Jackets, lounging Robes,
phone 111.
Christmas
cards, novelty glass
CIRC CLINE PERMANENT W av-: N O T IU E -Sec J
R. Ellis for
Ijugi- living room, dining room, 11 few dollars down.
ware, lumps, linens, handkerchiefs, please Him thin Christmas,
IVERTISIJRS fjjn
tog. Gunmiitved not to burn, Christmas orangrs. Fnncy orange*
kit" hen complete with electric
DEAN-BEllC CORPORATION 1silk underwear, pockr-t book* and Perkins Co.
gB
[d representative
HADDOCK STEAM PRESSERY Madam Harriet, over Mobley s ; ftf.00 per box. Phone 6«t-J Celery range and water heater, built in
Herald Building
other
distinctive
gifts
for
Mi-Lady.
D
rugstore.
j
Avenue.
imiliar with rates,
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.............
.‘i.'S
-jljM
— Cleaning, pressing, tailoring.
cabinet*, two bed rooms, hath with
Phono 713
Mi-Lady’s Shoppe, 110 Magnolia
isificatlon w|ll g iv e
105 S. Palmetto Avenue. Phone
FOR HIM—Attractive w itch**:
shower,
large front afttf ~rJ!!»«
[information. And
Avenue.
*
5K— Household Goods
840-J.
THE
NEXT
TIME
you
are
sick
the latest design. Don Sm i
porrhe* Owner will rent for $05 89— W anteU —-R e a l In state
hey will assist you
You
soon
will
1
try
Chiropractic.
Next
to Yowell's.
monthly,
or
will
sell
on
exception
our want ad. to
THIS CHRISTMAS Give Her n
B. U PERKINS — Haberdasher get well nnd will keep smiling, FOR SALE — Davenport, also al! \ eu*y terms at a closo price.
e f f e c t iv e .1 •
REAL ESTATE WANTED
Electric. Cush or terms.
FOR TUB FAMILY
>•
headquarters for C o l l e g i a t e Phone 482-J for appointment Dr. | wardrobe, dining table, rvfriger- F "I fui tln r information sen Mr [WiU buy or trade for your «iuity s i ^ ' S e..........
[a n t NOTICE; .
w i n ..g ' ...............
M achine"^.,
" ‘
......... Cv”
A W.i
W.
K.
MacDougnll,
1st
Nut.
Bank
alor.
rlresser
and
other
articles,
m
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In
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In
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nil
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vtnlnu
n
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.
.
.
Mitchell at The Herald office.
Clothes. 110 First Street.
In any Iota
any subdivision in ... v*
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.
.
.
11.1
1—
should give their
lildg.
914 Myrtle Avenue.
South Florida. In answering this JJ{rh,,1*ou' Munn‘rer.
M cU
j A NEW LIVING. ROOM S_
Ctofficc address ns
I
advertisement tell me how much • rcny ‘
__ | will bring joy for
7 8 — O lT lr es n n d D e s k R o o m
phone number if
THE SEMINOLE PRINTKRY
WATCHMAKING. ENGRAVING i l l — M is c e lla n e o u s
i-sults. About one j
you have paid, the ha fa rue due.
I INGER1E a pair of
thruout tho year, . B tllllK
ANSCO CAMERAS
nnd jewelry repairing Don S m it h '----------------------- ------- — --------- I OFFICE FO a jirN T —in Melsch
u thousand has a
the lot numbers, and the loratim
n r‘ ' hnndkerehiefs would niluro C o»
AND SUPPLIES
202 K 1st St.
FOR SALE CHEAP—One light • Blog
Apply A. I* Connr-fly &
the others cun't
property, also give your prea-. muk|1 hnr a 1(ivi>ly K, a . Thu Yow---- - '
601 W. Uth St. W. N. I.umley, Prop.
- 1—-Aj - T *T
weight baby carnage In good Son.*. Magnolia nnd 2nd
with you unless
e.nl and home address. AVrite Box ell Company.
GET
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IS
TMAS
ELGIN. \\ A I. I HAM. Humiitoii, 11-1condition, Mrs. Forguson, Bllder ------------ IHV H Car Sanford Herald.
your address,
anti holiday decoration*,I.
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ta
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limns
Watches.
Diamonds
and
Avenue,
Glndexville.
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AH
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CE
SMITH
inusnee MUST be
ENGRAVED CALLING CARDS— Union Pharmacy, 111 E.
wedding ringH. p. E. Ahearn, 3 1 7 ,- - ------------ -----------------.——
General Contractor
st The Sanford
Automobile F'or Sale
Stationery nnd Fountain Pon«,
Lor by letter. Tele*
W, First St.
.SUCCESSFUL Inhalation Germ R R, F'l.DRIDGF. Real Fistnte. nml
000 West First Street
ALWAYS FOR G
Seminole
Book Shop, McLandcr
tinuancea ire- not
A
nt Phons 441
| Destroyer for weak lungs (T .II.).j investments. Valdez Hotel build- LINCOLN — FORD — FORDSON
So* Parlslerino Gift Shop,
Arcade.
13 2 — H e lp W a n t e d — F e m n le
Asthma, Tonsilitis, Catarrh, Colds, jug.
Edward Higgins, Inc.
iler Arcado.
WIGHT-CHR1SENBKRRY PRINT
Flu
Rowscy's T A. H. Improved.
Commercial A Palmetto. Phone 331
KELVINATOR Electric Refriger
------------------------------------------------ -c
rompt - Efficient 1 SHOP — Printing, Engraving. WANTFU
Several pianists and Box 120. Morgantown, W. Va.
HIGGINS-SMITH -WIGHT. INC.
ation the. Ideal Gift for Hor.
L
’rvlce
KENT V ULCANI ZI NG WORKS.
| Fimboesing. Si*e. uh firsi
Wo do
viw nltsts to work with lecturers -----------------------■■■ -------Real F^stute nnd
HOOD AND G OODYEAR TIRFIS Kelvinator J’ljitt f'o., 39 McLan: it. Phone M7-Wr R R Avenue- and renders several evenings a I 6 7 — R o o m s W i t h H o a r d .
INSURANCE BROKERS
SMITH
BROS,
“ 'j
tier Arcade.
U R. I* Batteries.
( ‘oinmcrilsl Street
•seek in Sanford «nd the imrned'
______ ,________________
Distributors Chandler
Home F’urnishers
F ou nd .
ate v Oil!',
! )11- I* exce|it Innallv m u II k NT ItiKinu with IhihpI
Commercial Avenue
SAY ' MERRY C H RI S T MA S " to
HI
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a
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te
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R
ent
high
<
lass
work,
only
the
best
of
Rcu-ons hie
Prnut 4 ho me 2*Id 1
21— I n s u r a n c e
Buy Now — Pay L>t«t
Her with n pair of now shoes
talent will he considered
Ade Magu'din A\ i' iiuc
|t A LI
BULLDOG
KKi
TO happiness
Studeliuker from Woodruff mid Watson's, 208
SI* v } \ 1i *It « ighl room furni hhej
U'.iiite remuneration
1 ••( ptwtnju
jet it hv ilo- ribltlg
for I hristriias San J u a n Garage f: Nt st.
f",lilt \vilh (Dirage wanted on
tars write Natteiial Bureau, Dept KOOMa, with or withmjt meal >
jnotite and expenses.
MEN’S. LADIES’ AND
F 25, Exi liiingt Bldg . Nashiille
rcilnlile part)
Reusonahle rates IJacidn Hotel. \ » i r Ir,.Ref
>x 719
GIYF HER A NICE N E W DR E S S
'
I N S U R A NC E
nut's beilrooin slippers,
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Home must
In
USED CAR E X CH A NG E
Wc are prepared to retulei i' x i»- r<
\ N 11 MAT FOR CHRI ST MAS. $33)0 u pa r. Lloyd's Sbo*
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nom
s
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h
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u
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H
oard
f11 M!t•rn. irvnt rt*a*onnbit*, well lo CORNER PARK A M ) SECOND R A F FE LD 'S
| b ug 10 Wool worth MTvice in the follow ing lirnL A D I E S ’ SHOP, 108 K. 1st.
WORK AT HOME
*>• u dozen
U W W AN SL EY . ‘Manager
( Uh ilt hut nut ru’tfMu rily closi:■ in
l u g cash and 2 insurance
SANFORD AVENUE.
—
ma ki ng ecnrfs, Fixpertence un FOR RENT
Tw..
eon n e tt in g Might consider unfurni shed if goo,I
vith iiHirmgrmn M.
i.o-eHwuv
No O'llVil^xing
Pat
rooniH 'iiltjilile fui
three
or pie|nisition
CHRYSLER
Write purtkuliiru l .1
TEACH
YOUR
FAMILY
tfa«
114 E. 5th
FIRE
UH AH. T F I T . LEU M O T O R CO LET UR H E L P YOU <hfioic t h > of * savings account. A
ticular* for st amp
Idnmt St ivn • ft tor young men
1 tlrveniences. "Reeponsihlc," in re Herald
ideal gift f<K- him. Wit hnvd it
TORNADO
Sanford Avr. at loth St. Phone 6U2
1hi
i'll. ] ,y ni'i. Mu**
Kiite- very teasonalih
121 Mag
in our stock. Woodruff nnd W*t- mas Savings Club" account
ressoncs
LIABILITY
India Ate
out with this Bank will tank*
»<ih, 208 Ffnst 1st St.
K3— F a r m s a nd lat nd for Sale
NASH
AUTOMOBU
L A D IE S Make $25 !•• $50 week
appreciated
g ift for any
I o.-»ds tlm world in motor car value
HE AL TH
ACCIDF.NT
CS! Tube*?
Yes!
!> addressing turds at home; ex
R E N T Bed rtatnix with dim ■
of tho , Jam lly. FIrat
SMITH MOTORS CO
FOR
THE
KIDDIES
M AKVANIA
in id single Iwile
uif, Pa;k
Two cent
eaprjit ‘ in Sanford! Our knowledge of
Bank. .
insurance n periente unnecensnry
A*.
-4-$ v f t u B
H
2 0 6 Wes t nlwuvs at your disjHjsal and wifi st amp l>ring'* full p a i t n u l n r s
Phone 318
ITire
Allow u t the
ojiporlimlty ' I j
S EM I NO LE I I UP SO N - E S S E X HEEBKK-SHEEHK DOLLS, Twi*l ithlv, New I'a.stle, Indiana
INC
showing >011 this fu
property I
ap p r ec ia te a • all at mi) lime
tum Toys, Balls nnd Book),
SIJITS nr* mad* In
FOR R E N T
Very
at tract I v<- S' ruggs-Scoggiii is
203 Oak Are.
Realty
( k>
T*t‘tfijnqlc jju a k .''.S b i5 J 28 MoL*,t measure. W*
Phone 41
rooms with ji'-'Oter, twin bed*. I'lioue 735,
33— H elp W a n t e d — Mule
Masonic Temph
der
Arcade.
complete
line
of woolen tn
S ta tln n s — lie - '
5 minute* from Postoffice, Pbone
I GOLCLOUGH REALTY c n
disc. Quality, Service an * F U T
H
U
P
S
—
MARMONt,
W A N T E D —Active high grade ill*- ftil J
j
TOYS of every description thnt an Iced.
Sanford Automobile Oo
trict ag e nt to sell our a tt r ac ti ve | —— ------------------------------- *------------ HI— H o u se s fo r S ale
ITel.*782 311 First Nat. Bk Bldg
will delight th* children’s hearts.
TRIM CO,
206
Magnolia
Ave.
Phone
137
I
accident and health policies in full 'F’OR RENT- Furnished rooms for
M 0I.F THE TAILOR
Union Pharmacy.
(cur, not the owner.’
SA N FO R D , FLORIDA
111 spare time
l iberal >01111111* j one or two gentlemen
All con
514
Sanford
Avenue.
DODGE
for cetimntu*.
DOUSES FOR SALE
Sion* with |>ermanent r ene wa l' | venlences, including hot water. Ml!
Pleasure car* and Gr ah a m Tr u ck s '
FOR HIM
RADFORD
I N s ui t u m t : i W ill receive persona] inst met ion- 'Magnolia A v e
R E A L E ST AT E
Phono 3 '
Small bungalow nur th of Hughey Film and ! .'(th St
iiii,| assist a nre
F'or peisonal in
— Street fin Palmetli. Avenue. Tw
LFLATHEU GOODS nnd Fountain DO YOUR CHRISTMAS sho'pp
\ t t III. live
front jots, can be tonight at lewa than IMl \uInrnohilei* fur Sale
s e r v ic e s o ffe r e d
here. A vomph'le lino Of
Nervi r w
writf*;
Si m m nil 4
m’ dI I'l lit HUNT
I'etis. Seminole Book Shop, Mr.
roi-in private ent rance and hath. present day value
d o n e -,
110 111
MiiU'tiii
Tempi
Ijitiili'r Arcade,
gng>\ jewelry, ludlc* and C*M;U
in j
Avtilluidi' nt once
Phone
129, term* of $50u cash and $75 mtintn j
JEWETT AND PAGE
iBldg , Jacksonville F la
wearing nppnrol. Give ypur
|rt Hair Bobbere in 25— F larlata,
Mr- litju. or <ull at 616 Puck ^including inteiest.
RIVE’S GARAGE
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT of
aink .Children'll Dva wrist watch. Your
Sanford Dealer
ICALIc 352 for fresh cut flower*.W ANTED—Two boy* Day
Dn w o rt . Ave.
Silk Iiounging Robes and paja
irtment.
208 W. 1st St.
Phone 611 mas of nil colors, nicely boxed for Iq good. W. O. Russell Supply
nnd .plants. Mrs. Ginn. San- : Apply Postal Telegraph Co.
BARBER SHOP
6 9 — R o o m s f o r H o u s e k e e p i n g ! 6 room stucco bungalow located
315 E. 2nd. St.
4
Christmas, The Yowoll Co,
iford Heights.
at the r or ne r of Pa lm r l to
and
tgnniia Ave.,
SANFORD BU1CK CO.
| 40— M o n e y to L onn
212
Magnolia
Ave.
Katie.
Ij i rge living room, d i e
. F U R N I S H E D ROOMS, hath, cm
A K ROSSITER
IPhono 367
Il»Mn k Tlkw b.iij
in ■aid ii'm -d u r fiii: /jvb oiids .u
i mg room, kitchen, two bed room*,
l'iu
l l ’G S T O R E
Prc1,0
A
N
S
—
Money
available
nt
7
j>et
shed,
healer.
winter
11lie.r
tef*
plalnanL
Celery Avcniin
Plume 212-W
CAT (ok
hath with shower, large porch*'*,
ftrugs, Sodn. Wo are
A. [’■1 1216 W 2nd St
ii in furtlirr orilrm) rliat (Ids
cent.
Close
in
properly.
A Floral Suggestion for Every
• i il"t Xjq |mlitl*hed In Tin- Hmif.irJ
etc, well liuiit ulid almost
new
)oiir phone.
S'a I t’o) ills litid Vina
Connelly A Sons.
na H. l’ojntx,
)( it aM. a ,.u«vs|ia|mr jmlilliilirU In
Occasion
$8,000 on t e r m s of $200 cadi ami
» Iff. 3( ..live and If death f tW
>11 103
Hitnf.itit.
H^rnttudr
t*,iuru>-.
IMi.rlitOi
I
TWO
NT
<'
E
CLEAN
fomishe.1
uvlseea,
uni.
now
n
hetr*.
duvls
. le*a»
Florid Designs n Specialty
$8f> monthly
t-i»t-* ■ i<-ti week (or four uomiecxjuve
17— . D o g s . C a t s , IVLs
MILLER (i |>||| I LII'K, INC.
>1 k iniitei * uinl to all Ueteuli*'
housekeeping rooniu, all ronven
Ut fl* r
*
, ,
g
lull rrat*' Ullder Ibtr^MlH
u t r ,\ y a « ( my lisnd and the ». 4I
A Furniture Co.
rnnee*. 112 E. 6th St
l ojiit* and.Vhu* 8 - I'ayuts.Jf
USED ( Alt LOT
•>f th. I lreuit I’ourt o f -t h o S n m l i f Nat
BIRD I>l>GS. Thoroughl y trained,
“ S T E W A R T T H E F LO RI ST "
Spanish bungalow on park Ave
ust Street
uir.-.
T
L
v
iti.ed o r 'otherwise, U|
Judt.iui Circuit ot tlie Htitte
nt
It. Jackson ft
sent on trial, $36 to $100, free
ry u lull line.
Flowers for all occasions
nue. Pa rt l y furnished, two bed
Klmlil.i In unit for Ri'inltlule Coutil). WiMt*m
7 1 — W here to E a t
a* \V. It. Jackson)
on III!* llie till du>- of iJeculuLiui A known
lut on application,
Joe Moss,
M c L AN D Et t ARCADE
rooms, living room, small itlnim;
|rv right. Cush or
(tally and it> icreiver of ‘
D. lo.'s.
•
.
PA
LM
E
T
TO
AND
3RD
ST.
NattuiiWl
Hank of Off
l.ewisburg, Tenn.
Phone 781.
mat your business.
ihkai. i
v . k . m w jm .
FLAT AT Sanitary Cafe. Good room, kitchen, bath with shower,
tug I'ltri'oriitlmt orgnnU
Clerk nr
double
garage,
large
yard.
$8,00(1
ti.
ievciith 1J milclal “ ‘W ill L
< • the IUnited
nllcd Hlate*
8t»ilM Cttilings to uut at all times. 105
(hv Hi't
and tf dr.il,
deed, to
Id l n r .r H o I trti." ir nlive nnd
l« t>
j mi terms of $500 ensh nnd tho ha I Chevrolet Touring
of rinridn
W . 1st St.
Ir*.
tlt
vlyeee.
$125.00
"
o
u
n
t
y
.
U
f
rtu
m
l’
|
k
iiu
v
v
h
h
e
ir
s
.
d
w
|j»
v
e
*
.
J
« |
mile County
' inrue payable like rent.
Rruntera. usslrneea, tranifi
Jiy;
1 1-2 Ton Graham Truck
in
i sdllr* and to
$800.00
w. yj; wki;kk »m‘c«*«"ts
interest* U
71— ApnrlraeotH nntf F’latg .
i
.. _____
D*puty Clerk. Rolia chtlniliiR
1920
Ford
Touring
'
-*= T^*.^ fek la
$350.00 Der-riTTO flPKNCKR &
•i
i
-1 i
Beautiful bungalow nuiorig nuk
m "
W. Jackson Cs<«m
said \VI||lum
DIOHTiiN.
n as tv. It- J*ck»on>T
tree*. Alninet new, large living 1925 Ford Touring
$250.00 Hollrltorr ami nf Cuunsnl for the tlnu-* know md
ow, ‘Pont’ -Be soctt
a* receiver eg U
F’OR RENT — Completely furnish rrrom, two bed town*, dining nook,
i
divtdually
and
NeS'B!Compialiiunt.
tlMC: SONIA
NINNtGS*
i WASN’T
102*1 Essojc. Coach ..... ...... -1500.00 Publish Dec I. U . If. JJ, Jim. 1st. First National Dank oi
ed
Gnrngc
Apartment.
Close
In.
KN0 W VJlMMiH,
his successor* In ofOreU—
bath, electric range and water
lo o K , VJKY,
Phone. 366-J. 1201 Magnolia Ave,
tjoc?M Ne&reRONM celrer. rteeenaed o f - o|h«M
beater, completely furnisbeil ready 1021 Dodge. Touring ....... - $ 95.00 in m r : ( T i i r v i T r n t 'H T op- n i n A.
l D O , 0 0 2 ^.
11. Gordon and Mrs. A,
p09St6i.tc‘.
t B e e n AROUND.
Hilt DXTII J L 1)1 I'l A t, riltCC IT don, hi* wife,
for you to move in. Doublu gar
, a n 1,
Me;
OK
THf!
STATH
OK
FIiOlllOA,
IN
FOUR ROOMS, unfurnished, lower age, flower* nnd shrubs. Owner
dress was Mu
AN I) KOH St:>llN<ll,K COUNTS'—* to the Warn*
l Th a t
<>o .
•7Cfloor, rinse in. Apply 122 1-2 will »ell for $10,500 nn terms that
CHAN n u l l .
Company, a
m i.t. t o a i i g r t i t i . k
Palmetto Ave.
Istehe* and ...
nrecrfiy.
i m . r i'll it,i.ipg,
Hu unknown mi
i 'untplnlnmi:,
~
successors
and.
y i — L e g a l N o tic e s
DEAN-BERG CORPORATION
successors a
FOR RENT—Orin furnished nnd
NAT I-o v n t / and VINA K. POYN
' Herald Building
one unfurnished apartment, close
NAT
KOVNT*
and
VINA
8.' lu g Interest
-Phono
7411
1-OVNTZ. ids wife. If nllva nnd nefl Lumber _
L
"k a k a t i I at»uH*iAt, n a m i T
In. Call 160-W,
If dead, nunlusl their unknown corporation, and
OK FI.OIHI1A. l.v a ,s in rm t sum
bells, devisees, le gatees or grail* claim ing to Ha*#*-'—
“.‘
.
.'j
.COI’ISTV—i
\
c
n
A
>
r
r
n
v
FOR SALE—Five room, bungalow,
tees and a a a lm t all
person* untp to th* premises
n ii,i, *rti a iI’IKT
iKT T1TI.U
t it
sttlMIf.
..c la im in g Inlereals under tho said
TWO ROOMS, Kite he nut to and
two lyrgo pt’rthes, garage, on CltAIlL
... oniT T .'t "
h.
j n t y of
Nut I'nytits nnd Vlmv S. poyntg,
m r bath, attractively
Com iualna tit,
furttiabed. Willow Avenue a t Oak Hill, 1 1*2
«f*
his wife, deceased or utharwla*.
Th»U -No r i bwcat' Qu*rte
moderate rent. Young, owner, 200 blocks west of Geneva .Avenue, Fitwir H g.jW * DAV IKON, el
*
,.
Park Ave,
Write
J
.
J,
Carroll,
It,
A.
p
.
jM
"'
170.E
‘ ‘i
First Natl
Klor
j==3_^
- .n banking corporation or • A B S d
w ife .
75—Business Places tor Rent
under
. . tha
(tw o Of th e
United
APARTMENT HOUSE for sale.
mates
te« of America, If altya, and It
re vara i w s
In Adeinc*
glHAT
d
1
m
:w m
By Crane
G T O N T U B. B S II
1J It
aJt't^vi-!f‘C.lHr. 1*,T
I
—
’.O w ner, 208 Park Ave.,
0
sn»ff
PS.
VD
CPxW I
i-F -U c T O f f
mm
qji-
77—Houhes for Rem-
t i t i U W Kwe
tf
i p i P R iS O N 1.
HOUSE FOB RENT—F ive room s
and. bath. Garage.
203 Holly
re. Apply-at l i lt ) “
if
T
-
m
m
d. against hi* unknow n heirs,
tsees, nlegitim*, grantees, ess*
--------Big llei-S. t r*ansf eresk, or •:successors
In office an
Annual rentgi *9,000, Good .In
ATTRACTIVE rooms to rent for vestment. A. P. Connelly & Sons.
r*s idead,
IauiI than
s*
fendanlu «ru
then Isa
to ea
stores or otfhea at Park Ave..
"very o f Iht, heirs, <l«vlsi e«
anti Commercial Street, W* M.
M
—
fllk
CORN Eft
>U£
‘ o r r u f tL
dm-mtsml d<'
a n t s c lu i i i i l n g
receiver of the FIrat
id title oh. interest Iti t,r 'to'
yatank.of Orlando i
In office Mi
as .«>.
sue
■ijfineu.Ufsml*
ami ,ixj
-1* l U r* *iwriuiii end , iii.»inv«
own, *40 monthly.
Ice *4500,. B art Tsfrtaon, Voldea
a i l
otel Bldg. Phone 833.
■ « ■ vL
M trlU a
w hose
hAD ics u r e
a o Ve ta llv
n
Jonas, Valdes Howl,
,v
■m
m■
_ :_. "
JDnVls' (formerly
Jr.) and Mrs. Wr
rtfeh,*
M
B
th* sjtld
*
l»id L
WirMti
.v » ^ a « r , M
V-l
6
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■oSg
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low pr
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HAST ST, LOUIS, 111, Dec.
17.—(/PIt—A federal court'Jury
today found Bertlamia alii
George C. Probst, weU-to-de
hrothere, ami *fcht other de
fendants guilty of ^hnsplrncy
to violate tho Volatead act in
r,i jft y
manufacture- and sale of rt.il
brer by the New Athens, Brew
Kalian Premier In An Tnlcr,
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view Wljh AP8odatedPrc<«.. | ‘ TV at New AthHa,’ Hi.
Attorneys
for
Uia
Probst:.
^Declares Approciallon Of
moved for a now trial on I
Judge Liriillry staymt sentence..
Tiii’ P reV i Pnre iv.nluert,
Do N ot Fear Enemies
Gir.ijil.ny, '’ {r'eorpordtlan, wus
f Irt^j J|tO,Oj)0^'^^V ,
Duce And Followers
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CHICAGO, D ec 17.T t J ,,.
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which opposes his sitting in
L. Smith, of Dwight, III., bought the re.nato at the present session.
J ijr
•_
Christmas presents in Chicago’s ! - But
Washington much was
Childress Is
loop today with no> intimation f?'*1' "Th® **nate had before It
ving S. Sayford, Editor Of whothw he would accept appoint-}cla°,
uwiMkv. JVV47UB 81W
Jy K i l l e d
,«ai campaign expenditures com*
‘Sanford Today” Asserts ment to the present shortCliancelior
Green Cove A s
on mittce dealing with tho Illinois
Pield Big Enough To Sup *of Congress.
»TBv^V,Ti
senatorial
campaign.
The
report
•rfi ‘ , aT«jC/K
port Only One Publication
In Non-Con
Turns Turtle
While in Washington, a per was submitted without recommen
fwA MjGBfcz
turbed senate awaited hla decision, dations or conclusions.
•Vote After
most definite thing Mr. Smith
Magazine Is Popular tho
It presented a table entitled
would say was that he might havo Smith Contributions and Expoq.til ’ (.* TWith Its Headers a statement later In the day/Aside dlturer,"
carrying, a "provisional
■
, *--------■ ■
from a'conference with Allan total” of g458,7R2, including per•:<v.
Staunch Editorial Policy Is Moore, Republican national com "onnl expenditures by Smith of
*r~*.
Censorship Of Press Denied f7 n n m
Maintained By PubllcMion mitteeman from Illirtois and man l-.o3.547. The ropart pointed ou:
talker Critically
ager
of
Smith’r.
successful
cam
By Dictator Who Brands
tnnt the figures did pot represent
Under S a y f o r d (JuidancS
paign for senator, Mr. Smith had the possible total expenditures of
All Attacks An Boomerangs
redAs Machine
.
--------“ .
no meetings with party leaden on rrank L. Smith’s candidacy,” but
Denies
Sanford
Tod.y,
a
weekly
magaOff Highway
his day's program.
It added that 03 per cent of the
■ • fcvfete v- ft iS g
- ; { v y r g ^ ja
tine published in thlr city, will
'ISheideniahn
He said he had received only
‘ ’
in
in C hildress, o f S ailnot be continued, according to an newspaper reports o f action con- contributions to the Smith primary . Premier Mussolini has always
fund were mndo "by traction pow
Names In Bi
l , instantly killed yen- While hod fi«,b„„d. n « r , Rich- announcement made today by Ir
1’ -V-? V5»'"
[when a m ach in e in mond, looked on, Mm. Blanche ving & Sayford, its publisher and event he decides to accept G over-1 it is a round contribution
R E R U N , Doc. J7—
or .Associated Press, in *n
an lntcrvit
Interview O th e r Bta C orp oration s l)ele Was en rou te to M a- , Richmond, 33 year old mother of editor, who stated that the adver- nor Len Small’s appointment t j $l“ 5.000 by Samuel InruH nubUe
T
h
e g ov ern m en t o f
vacated
by
the
death
of
ufilltlo.
owner
that
the-*
S
I
thfi
Chi^
dare fii'r P ro fits In <Iiv1 in com pan y w ith tw o Itwo children, Shot and killed 17 Using patronage o ! Sanford was
lor M a rx today r e » lt
William
U.
McKinley.
He
would
contest
a
S
Smith
has
re
i
J
1
eth°
"
ffht
of
vislt*
j
year
old
Carrio
Sparks,
with
whom
inR
E
m
ployees
C
hristm
as
not of such volume nt the present
Sanford
m en,
w oa
not comment on the Senate aenti-1volvcd.
”
I” ? ^ n!c^ ca.,
‘l00* declared.
b ein g d efea ted In th e
near G re e n ^ C ove Richmond had eloped to Kanlas time aa to make financially profit
In fact as long as 1 can re mem-1 P resen ts O f lU pProportluns sta g, 249 to 171, on fc v
ber, I have ahvnys wanted to seal
„
H. C . W alker, o n e City from 8L Joseph, Mo. Sho ^old able the continuance of his publb
n on -con fid en ce.
him, “ I won’t shoot you because I cation.
your country, a pedple which bullt ^
„
\ ° " K' *?*• 17,—UP)—
ipanions, w as cr iti- love you,” according to Kanru
The motion
rapidly with lta own hands such
States Steel Corpora“ Sanford will not support two
jured
and
E va n s City police, who are holding her
yesterday
' i
daily
newspaperr
and
a
weekly
colossal fortunes and formidable ;lon’ w,th “ 40 **r cent ,tocR dlv*
! was seriously hurt. Mr. on a murder change. Richmond
magazine; it will not support two
power could not fail to attract me
, 1 of *2°0.000,000 faco valuo, Scheldcmann, Icade
was 26 y c a « old * * disappeared in thd excitement fob dailies,’’ Mr. Sayford said, in in
otrongly.
v»
, , today hended a long Hat o f big social Democrats, hi
lowing the shooting.
[to U»the father of
interview
with
a
representative
of
“
Then,
my
sympathy
I.
greatly
by ',neM ° W l « * t l o n . that are thnt n monarchist
'
**(
The Herald.' "Of the two which
was socre.tly orgsni _
In were enroute to MSVon
stockholders and employes. legal army reserve and**
Issue, the on? Hint will remain is
spite the fact that an ocean dlfhe Christmas holidays,
obviously the one which i, not
Directors of United States Steel mining the Belchswehr _
vide*
us;
our
revolution
and
th
e1
nditlon of H. C. Walker,
swaying to n desperate load of R e si^ n n tlo t O f Mifts C lark. Policem an T cH tlflrj A b o t il work of Fascism have been more decided yesterday to pass along to itnmient of the public.
|ity, who was badly In.Supervisor i ’ o r P o s l F e w
foolish debts and tangling Its steps
C onference
C o-D efon dan l quickly and more completely un flfl.OOrt shareholders some of Its
Tho charges were di
ss described as '‘critical”
M o n tis , A cce p te d T o Tnftc
in the hopolcs* hnrness of incom
____
____ derstood in America than in many ’'•500,000,000 surplus, the Crucible Chancellor,Marx, but Bel
Hnd
W
ith
E
x-C
h
ief
Concern
attaches of St. Luke’s 1
petent management,'• he lidded.
E ffe c t A t F irst 0 1 Y e a r
ing claying Of PubUslior other countries separated from us Steel Corporation announced * an continued to riU, nans
t Jacksonville, according 1 A T C O f ? f*
IW I?I?T
increase in Its dividend from $5 to and figures to prove
The magazine of which Mr. Sayby a few hours’ train journey.
ceived by The Herald at |™ 1 t . W
L . I f f Tj L 1 ford .wns the-editor has been n fru
Reaignattru (,f ML-z T'ary Clark
CANTON. o 7 “Doc. 17.-</P)_
U. 8. Understanding Explained M and tho U. S. Industrial Alco tlous, among them being
Iwaa said that Mr. Walker i
_____
turo% of the Sanford nt.Miui.i,,,. I
"America’s *understanding of hol Company announced resump tions that - munition* s
j M suf’f-rvi- ^
the Sanford play- Ik-n Hudner. co-defend.nt of Pat
l semi-conscious state and R . J. H olly R eports On Result field-elnce Jat*n! « f 1 P“ bllahJn5
our movement is easily explained tion' of pnyment on its common were being stored In Rus
and |grounds
/
ftPP° intm° nt ° f : rlck McIJcrmott, who is On trial if it is considered that your pi rtock et f 5, a year.
as suffering from o free- 1 0 f R oad P arley A nd Says hos enjoyed a large, following Z i u:
His charges produced 1
v« Wright ns her successor' for the murder of Don _R._ Meilett . oneers raised with their robust
cause of itr staunch editorial p ol-'
____
Loulsvillo & Nashville announced the Reichstag end shoute \
lition of Evans Thornton.'
f?0??. .N ° l }Vnn,fT Rem arks ,cy "ad ita many interesting fea woio announced today by S. R. ^
Canton publishor, conferred on the
°n the virgin soil of Anicr- n" increase In tho annual rsto on tor,” "blackguard” , and
ember of the party, was ! * UoILshcd In N ew spapers i tures.
Idghton. chairman of the city play hight of the slaying with S. A. ica n temple to a now Goddess common stock from $0 to f7| Mo- treason!” were hurled at
serious but not darigerIn an interview with a represen tround commission. Miss Clnrk's
which Is tho name to which all kilo A Ohio Railroad an extra throe
Tho non-confidencurmo
Following ' Iks by Mayor For* tatlv
I^nr ’ , who was then chief of po
Thomton suffered frnce of The Herald. Mr. Rayford, resignation becomes effective Jan. lice c. Canton, according to the Fascists hnve raised a similar tom- P*r centIn addition to the regular lowed charges by' Phlhf
one arm and one leg.
rest Lako and Frank P- Forster, said:
pic on tho bonKs of tho Tiber— dividend of 82 n shire on common '«r.n, the nodallst Dcm
1, and Miss Wright will assume testimony of a city policeman to- j energy.”
hlnc in which the three urging the members of the Cham«rgy.”
, . Jstock and an Increase In the «u- «t . that a monsrehtat
Grew From 8 to 24 Pages
her duties immediately thereafter,Tho recent drastic national
; nual rate from ffl to |]0; Control Germany wa* Sr/retiy
. "I have decided not to continue it was learned.
Mrs. Tho..ii* Harris, state wlt,w p o r t pcMMifhg
'Sanford
Today.’
Knfenso
decrees,
he
said,
were
Issued
Railroad of M. J., a dividend o f fundi to creato ftp,
Misa Wright lias had consular. ties8, testified that Mazer and
Bto a telephone polk and eii^ 8 Proposed, bond issue o f *250,for the solo purpose of protesting, 12 payable January 15; tho Chi- force and was *
win'1
unexPlrcd
tern
«
1
abl°
experience
In
the
manngement
Floyd‘ Strcltenberger, former Canturned, according-to r e i ( 0ud f ° r tho erecuon pf a municipal
wiU bn mailed to subscribers. J
he accident rehching this htilpltal, the organixation offidnl- have been Invited to establish an f* playgrounds and ahp was form ton.policeman, who furnished un
erly connected with the rccrcntlon- cllbl for Mazer, conferred alond
... . . . . „
,
. A >y endorsed the project at today’s identical magazine elsowhcrc In nl department of tho Chnttanoogn
Fascism • has nothing to fear common stock; 91. Jossph Lead Iclchstog tn sn 1
the kitchen of tho Carey home
the state, and may accept the com rchool systom. Last year she was l**rll«r on the night of tho crime, from ita enemies at homo’ or f Company an extra o f one dollar ind w®rt* denied
^station at the°coPree? o f ' ,finch°0n mwtln» ln the Seminole pliment by doing that.
n member of the teaching staff of
She said thnt the morning a i^ r abroad, ho added/ but sine® It ls,n year; MoAndrewa & Forbes, an Marx.
st Street and the Lake Cafe.
It seemed Improbable I
*' ‘Sanford Today' wns an eight- the Sanford public schoolrtv
tl>c murdor Mazer and Bon Rud \tr using every bit of ita energy in a extra payment of ninety cants n
oad. Ho roaided with a
Both Mayor Lako and Mr. For page. advertisementlcsB paper when
strugglo for development of thd no- aharo.
further rteps would be
^M
isa
Bark
conic
to
Sunford
^®
^t
the
Carey
houso
together
in
|Waltor Childress, In tho ster urged the members of tbo or I bought it from Haynes & Rat
tional strength, It can not afford,
Among earlier special dlatribu- nresent to include soHa
farming district,
ganization to do everything in liff, Its printers. Inst July. It from Jacksonville anil has' been nn automobile. Both Mazer and for the sake of some abstract prim tions were those by the General Marx government, a step t
Head
of
the
Ifn
i
playgrounds
1
Rudner
also
are
charged
with
the
slker is the head book- the.r poper to assure a heavy ami hnd nttrnctiv.0 possibilities. In fivo
ciplo of freedom, to permit Indl- Motors Corporation, the American irder corridorntlon. Pom® i
i ^veder.
the Sanford office of favorable vote on the hospital months It grew to 24 pages with since their creation Inst spring.
vidunls or groups to retard It* Telephone A Telegraph Company vptie® wn* attached t<v-*tl
Appointment of another member i Norman Clnrk,. former
-------Canton
kd Company and has been bonds at the election on Jnn. 18.’
color cover and
march
upward toward tho su- „ nd F. W. Woolworth Company,
‘hit President Von lltr
^mploy of the company
vertisement. n/ Cnrry,nK thc n<J' '
tbo playground commission to police prosecutor, facing a liquor preme go* .
, In
M of^
y s su?<!l Cof
s
^ fr cor suit! nig Chancel:
II. C. DuBose, In chargo of the
Mr. Thornton ia also registration for tho county, told
First visited « f
08 79 |8Ueccwl Mr®' W. C. Hill was not law conspiracy chargo in federal
’ his morning, recrirad 1
First
Visited
Sanford
In
1895
!
officially
announced
today
by
court,
testified
that
twice
before
[and Oompany employe, v
torn, tho leader o f the
ih e membere of the necessity of
p\
told
Childress left Sanford
T * * ! *•
M,yor ^ o r w f U k a but It U ex- tns Meilett slnying Mazer
: 'n whose hrnda tha ft.
paying their 1026 poll fax before
him
"If
Meilett
keeps
this
up
he’ll
bt to take ehsrgc of the
I d
n r T 'o X
?
,an P«ted that ho will follow the r c c
could vote in the election.
He
-s
Telephone A Telegraph Com Marx cabinet appears to j
Shi* brother.- He stated
commission, bo bumped of i.v ^ .
preted as a breach of principle or lean
JJ
Scheldcmann a|«o ehn
urged
every
man
present
to
work
Testimony
pertaining
to
Rudnur
pany
as the worlds largest cor
which, at its mooting on Thursday,
body would probably be
liberty of the press or of criti poration.
Minlstw
o f Defenie
enemies, and by virtue of its in
among
tho
citizens
in
an
effort
to
*
offered the name of Mrs. \V. Mor Massillon druggist, who said tha". cism.
jto Macon for burial. The
"tool
i
f
•
the monarchist
dependence, and superior quality
get
them
out
to
pay
their
poll
tax
was
given
by
Stanley
Baltzly.
Th® stock distribution marks the
ton Thigpen for tho vacancy.
[is said to havo left a wldDoes
Not
Fe®r
Antagonists
md
deniandod
thnt the cr
commanded
respect
in
all
quarters.
bo they would bo eligible.
two weeks before tho murder Rudchildren, n father, two
nor tnlil hi
hq
,u: ' ,----- 7~ \ K la well that overy one know !l*Vlp ®niJ*VP,r,n^ ot. V?®
o 't resign to he Iropl
In cessation it does not forfeit
R.
J.
Holly,
who
returned
from
" one brother.
h i d h l? : ^ omcthil?«f ls *°lniT'that Fascism does not fear either
th® corpo- nun'inada np ,th® Kcpuh
that respect.
British Army Reduced ta
to happen In Centon.”
i verbal or actual antagonists. Fas- ” '°h ’
CT
F° injured men were_rush'- Tnllahassco yesterdny following n
"The magazine ceases as a San
clsm is sura of being obla to re- J&u ju U ®®htrol» ,27 princli)al sub■l-uke’s Hospital, Jackson- conference with Dr. Fona, Hatha ford publication because the vol O ne-ThM Since Days
MIAMIAN 18 ARRESTED
sldlarles and 166 underlying fconv
|m the scene o f the seel- way on the construction of tho ume of advertising patronage in
slst sifting by any criterion of pnnf^n,
•/ t
Before World Conflict*
Scnford-Mims road, was called
criticism beeaus® no barrier of pa
MIAMI, Fla., Dec. 17-(/P)—James per
upon by President E. A. Douglass the city of Sanford is not enough
______
w->w
M
M
M
_
______
bantca
and
on®
oil
eomcan eheck its vital progress.
to square the cost o f and remit a
LONDON, * Dec. 17.—(AV-Tho S. Aber, president of Abcr Puro- " W t a t F s k I. d)
for a report on tho conference.
. . .dn.lt
As ho arose, Mr. Holiy stated profit to the ntimber of publica fighting strength of the British psrties, Inc., and the Metropolitan Is liberty o f libel, which moroover
tions
In
the
field.
Sanford
will
extra
army has been reduced by one- Realty Corporation wan arrested Is most severely bannrtl by Am®r- offering
that he did not want his remarkf
AAC
*r". bonuses,
" " " W x , bringing
brtn
, '
•
,
today and later released on bonds lean legislation. Vulgar insults j*
published In tho newspapers, "and not support two dally newspaper* third since pre-war days.
t,Hn
°,f
th®
t0 24and
a
weekly
magazine.
It
will
Parliament was told by Lord aggregating |7JiOO on foderel in and apologies of crime must b e : Bonus gift* o f ten per cenb-oC|at«KANSAS
I mcart It,” he said. •
t
.
The proposed highway is not In not support two dailies. It Is not Middleton before its adjournment dictments charging corn piracy to phoso of crimo. That
it i» to Bay. Ul. .nm ul u t .r t c . of .motofM I S g . i l ' i T
J
the etdto program, he was in* *upportlng them now. Of tho two that tho present toUl, including defraud tho- government by false we insist rtlpon tranquility
J lltr.n d J
U
In o ..h « .
which Issue, tl)« one that will re regulars, army reserve, special re incom® tax returns. I. P. HenderLatvia, Dec. 17.—(AT)— formed at Tallahassee and while
main
is
obviously
{he
one
which
serve
and
territorials,
was
413,600
*on, of Miami, posted bond
$6,.
received hero today Dr. Hathaway had premised every Is not swaying to a desperate load
000 on a similar charge
no contain tho first del assistance- possible, it-would r<>- o f foolish debta and tangling U« mon, a decrease of 234,600.
v-namic*i Ntuonal |crowdod about the
*
I
.
, While speaking,, the duce’s face
ation that the Lithu qqlre many months of effort on the steps in the hopeless harness of
-5---£•
sat severely, resembling some an- p
srnment has'been over- part of the two counties, Seminole Incompetent management. When
clent
Roman
sculpture,.
but
when
and
Brevan),
before
actual
con
Gcncral Screotons with
that confused burden-hsuler, which
°rt of the army.
t struction could bo expected. It ia never should have been foaled'and1
plodo ctlmlnnlly St tho itnoto dr ,l - r drolorod . dlvidonti of S5 por |H,n!'lo rt r tou .ttf-* « . .
«tches state thaf .Prcsl- up to the two counties to build the »hod, sinks down presently In tho.
public
squares, but also in journal-. cant of the annual salaries for L „ d Tr,.|t
highway,
Mr.
Holly
aUted.
** r Grinlus, who was ejiSaSfc
shaft* and ia removed from the
fevw-iV
v*
Istic saunts during the preparatory i *B *mployes, while bonss pay- L rai nM,rv«
As a result of his report, Preii road, publication traffic will r e -'
" tl)c ch*«f executive post
tha correspondent suggested that nisnU ranging down to five p ecfMyrolla
n, Bw~
The arrival of the Christmas season brings an un*
!>*nd all ministers with- dent Douglass appointed Mr.* Holly sumo It* wonted pace. If I hero
..
. -On -Page—Eight)
c®Bt were announced by M m a l
J#:
(CopUnued
usual yoltftno of advertising to tho columns of The
wffe arrested.’
‘ , and Leon Leroy as a committee namo no name*, it Is perhaps b e -!
other
bonking
flm
s,
t
*
‘ Ported motives of the ris- to go before tho members of tho
nr.i d' }?hanf»°*rd P?crchan‘f wh° have stocked their
two
counties
and
ascertain
what
stores with. attractive .*goods and, ware*, suitable for
* widespread feeling a
|Law Offices Opened
gifts are making a s Lrong appeal to custotnoni. It haa
* ^ licy of the govern- action would be necessary for ths
Brother O f Theater
completion of the pro
Soviet RussU and its successful
, t
did for the convenience of our sub*
...............
'
_ thos<
41?08e ^ h.°
an effort to in
Btnjon
m lU
J" o
M. V c » l . R o f
tom;
crease
their
Christmas
business.
*
Spring*,
a
guest
at
the
luncheon,
dixpstchss stated that
at Kovpo and that the
Theater, at *
Dec. 80 a bamiuct
dSS*w21
l J r ? " carried out bloodwas made today by
him that his
to
bergiven
at
tho
Benson
Springs
|A11 Lithuania was placed
Tlie
Inn Ih celebration o f the Benson
ond, Kiwanians with
* kw and Kovno In a
- ,
returned to Sanford : beej^h
Springa-DoLand
highway.
The
o f tbe Orlando and Kus*
•«tre. Col. Grigollunas
.
r
:
2
f
t
/*«*•
Mallem’s officer mobile
mayors of Do Land, Sanford and tie clubs as their guest*, will giy®
appointed commonl^MUd * l fl’8 Brural*y-Pul-. morning. J
Orange City are to be present for their anrnul banquet and dance at,
aston building. dent were mac
the evening and several speeches the Hotel Forrpst Lake tonight.
t--- -—*
,
» « « ported oil tko are to be made civic heads of the
Mr. Mellon, wa* reared In Saq.-sage but tha
H at
Arrangement*
for
the
affair
are
' “fK o w p thl, mora|„e
« * » k M Unkirsc*
'' iJ ';
district, Mr. Fowles stated, in ex
rasa HHWr c®.
tending to the members of^ tinsice president I
!
n<Mk
She*
I S " " " - ; ! i, ellln, the Chamber of Commerce sn Invite.- ber*.
o ff!
«<TvCreomi.l»lpn .
‘ iford j of ^Jh*
~
f
A
OIK
|
I»»H
i
i
.
41-.-*
a_ Y- ’- L _—
a
’«
Fieri**
"
’ (
tionr to
ent
«f)»e banquet is scheduled tp be
qxr.vrw?
s Lithuangin
at
8
.o'clock
and
will
be
fol....................
.
■—
tma
4Lv
r <l» >IMUoh.t
- c -;
>
I Ska®
r
> »*1
’ l a i m s O n e L i f e been axranged In
it??.
»Vo
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'
h
drees
Hoe
and
atl
I
rm T se
| ^ 8 . Sympathy For Fascism
LoeaPMen
re
U.S-ST
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BONDS
ENDORSEDTODAY
DS
.. _
CHIEFOF
TOOF DIRECTORPOLICEIS NAMED
IN FAMOUSTRIAL
rTivr£££ i
Bandits SIu
Falls
ithuania After
By Smetons
CHRISTMAS SHOPPERS, ATTENTION!
Man
Kiwanians Are To
Give Banquet And
Dance
:eThis
p w t e m sssf
wseaps-Ms:*
w
C. 17
fi ether
ith’
m
�..
c u e for fitting*. Priced;
1X0.
-**
Gift Casseroles
ita u e ir a T c w c W
Something always approved
at Christmas. Thoy con bo
had In Tory sttrsctlro silver
frames, With Pyrox Inset.
llftjid rasdo Mr.dolra 'towel* pf
the Tory finest linens. Shown
'in -attrdctfre designs;' Sditohlo for Rifts. I'r/ccil from
'Prloed
it *|5i
'
* •
$L25 to 52^5.
4 •
,
.
1 in Floor.
Mezzanine Floor.
sllttr. T
sh-hu ln’Tsty'sttn
u •*. frtced it
Main Floor.
•>*
I
mil FclH
sn'a.gift—ft three*
Ds aud change, In
atru* sr.d pin seal.
I sewed and baudRain Floor.
Shoulder F low ers
The most peppier of oil t*
the fluffy chiysenthorn 'M <■:
chiffon, whl'e t ie gride.. •
ant io«o cume in ftn th-<r
part In Chrl-ttn-i :r<:«m.an ' t
C5c t-> 13 60
Ms in t’lnr>r.
Linen S~C- 1s
Ctampatl ro'dy n .d - linen
scr.-fa hi very h-* .dsomo domI(.US. .For Klf.r, ll oy re Cer
tc.ln’j
uucquall
I' ‘ 'o'
from ?! ?5 to 6C ,:6.
13.CCml Floor
Gift J r ia lr y
The new In iiiloinnieui Is
whi.t ohi w II h', expee .ng-th*t Is what v c hair fm mu
In rl: ss, b m Ins. r.orl.iaisj
hrncilois—(1 t >lo.
Mnln Floor
-•
Linen Sets
id four uspklns to
ado of Whits linen
sd border*. Frlted
Main Floor.
Popular Fiction
Overnight Bags
Select books for gift# from
our,great display of popular
fiction. All o f the latest copy*
right fiction Is hero. Aivol*
Thoy are mode, of a, flno
toother and neatly llued. Just
tho gift tor'Ulo school miss.
They ore priced at f 0.50 and
ara not fitted.
Fourth Floor.
Main Floor,
S igh t Robes
Soft pastel shades make the
loveliest gift gowns They
nre plain and fancy Isi «*
I rimmed. Ill biles 16. 16, I,
S it p i n
S its
nr crepe de chine in green,
f l ' nil. pencil, lace tr.inmed.
}J 60 to 1 1 50
Dunce nuf»
ste p In unit
JlrneKlrre
i n i Ir glfr of >fepe f 0 , ^ l>,
B vid a ir Cap::
Glove G ifts
!. r leisure Ilmira she
Mai lie chosen tr. in : tie v o n
in eni in kid mid fabric
•mil ittrintlve ones too
> i l,r idi ie | 1hi
I,3 ( 1. euf
’ 'he 1
*'m,l •« v! Jt I••
«’' oiji C-P to c ’
••, he Y m m - ••
ii. ,t
hui I'miiib
r her
umsu
*-• Je.
I'r.ied J3'J5 In $H.5H
Christm as Stockings
Ropes of Pearl
You will wont your silk hos
iery gilts to he of the hot.
f, inlon. Mi't'nlluni ned Kny-
Main Floor.
The fifty-two ihch opero
Iwr,:ith. that can so becoming1) b<> wound round tho nock.
Kvory woman wants them for
(!hrlHtninH. f 3 50.
Main Floor.
Salad Pla. . «
» r. in B"rv1re nuil she. r cblfl ,i: v. eights. $250 to 13.50.
Mum FI*
Second Floor.
Smoker Outfits
Tea Sets
S ilver Pitchers
if\cad Gourds
Candy Dishes
Somcihlug tie* and dlfforont
lliiidsonif) sllrer
y.ilchen
nmkn appropriate j; 1Ttw l|.n
: Snther ittf^ for tho houto
11e •e Is something Uiat W’ ll
T h ey consist of a sllvei trin
with a Klnr.s lllsr I and a
omoker
A dlfferen' gift 55
If you want to gtvp somethtns
dlffoyent give one of thru
pretty i'>a sot i.
They
r,
■shown In various pallet n
and pi Iced nt f.S,
v. IftQ
It consist* Of '• il^co
vi ii in:iv ««leri lln-tn fn.m
r.a y!
I Id
h.i-i.d
hnlfo.
F u i m i ' i ’ Klnir
Mersnnlue I-Tom
n>'Uo >1 -sign;.
Fiii d
,
. )
Paintex Novelties
The vest adds u toticli r,f
style in ibn Imlldny cootume
Satin and crepe-do cbluc. but
ton front wjfh-'fsy flown o-l
Ior. Other* of Reorg'.tto and
l*»Ot J? 60 to f l ; .
Main Floor.
Sntnctlilnx new and novel for
gifts are those Putiilox M-arfu
and handkor^hinfs Stamittl
designs. They ate priced from
tile to |2.!5, .
and the very prrttlc.M
All
hoxcil and ready f *r Santa s
pack. Itlbholi covered i-lnstlr,
tlowur trlmnied,'75c to J1.25.
Hecond Floor
Main Floor4
lAmpa nukjB.’v!
gift a and you ca:
from a very.com
Priced from $1.!
Ncvcl Uaxhets
A fine cilectlon pf Indian
bnshets In quaint-color* and
designs for Christmas gifts.
They rango In price from <t5c
to $3.95; • ‘
'
Scchnd Floor.
Ribbon Garters
i ’In HI Pi n (mt lei «. -,i |.
-nir'-
;
l
*.!c i . ii)Iiiv i hnr
McstM.lno Floor.
Christmas Perfume
C ollar and C u ff Sets
i ' a liiiUln of . h o,ci) odor
' ii.-y your Clirlstmav greet
li.g
T he fai'inrd In (liu i
hiln's "Khallinnr."
50; Or
mi i ' ClirlHlinim Eve," 627.50.
Tr.ujr.uns Mol, 1C 50. $11,
•Ml boxed ready for giving.
Hollar* und Collar and Cuff
Sots Dace, organdie, c/epe
do chlno and English brood
, otti. ecru, whits and colonv
n 25. $1.78.
Main Floor.
’ rer.a ..-vftg •
gift, Bhcac
•no FnuulaJp.
eon nnd block
ovary ptirt’of
d.
$7.BD, $;.7C.
l gift. Snake*. In green and
!
r. Won of t.ii.
i* Kl(tboi,st)
' » .) »nllr. Tty fc!
pund.
MslnFUr. >
Quilted Rota
For her hours it bdM'
will he the (lit Idnl Ofl
pc irh him* mil Uart,i
ly '.ined and qolltri |i
s i r . ilftO
Sf^nnd rVocf,
Sight Sell
Orn of the tua-llnt
Hint thsy c*n km I
home They cctuWfl
and clays. t»olh at
I'r lfd *t $3 5j.
J
Taffeta Umbrdl
Fi
Gift Seeks
•>. ws r .-■.'••/.‘ i ..
'
Here la a gift he will like—
new hosiery in all of tho new
shades and patterns. In silk
or light wool. Prctn f l to
$4.50.
ch H andbag
A blacli calf luff :iwltb gola
leaf str. gB—a .striking con
trast— tho uew In JmcIc strap
purses. Attmctlvo gold clasp.
The «lft smart. $19.50. Oth
ers $8.50 up.
Main Floor. -
•
Floor.^ i •
_______
re quite i
tricolor*,
is from a very com-
display. In vurlntiMk^
.VrirruitIK Fl« or
•t * l t y
!>|t;.i .X % ? n<1.^ oor. v .
fei i
s . mdv dishes are idmi.ii
to. ils and
ilorn
T1ic ) ^ H h
prlce-d from 50c to $3.
Hook Ends
.
Itook ends ihat.aro differ-,t
and at. tho sai»o Umo very
mldbrste In prloo. In dainty
dcalgri* and shades. Priced
at-Just.fi.25.
m I:c a very desirable k
in solect salad plntcs
! i various alios amt colorc
I 'll.e d luini SI t > SS
i ; u ail ..' 5;’ 5*
Costume Vests
BoudoUii
hoard ..lei
i
Tile s.'.ii at
Yoiij
Gift Candy
1 ht 'nuoas Moths |
1mV ' Cxndlts, pkH
r
For hud or rtls. »«•
umbrraelhi*. ls^ u * 1
ablo colora wW1 ***
i tip
rlbk/ brst* »**
to litMiluFk*.
�SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 17,
l o t w CJjiB Woman
k r e i r c s s Boyers
Pictures
As She
p rT h em While Working
q|;*s (JJrl In L a r c c
______
S to ic
ntltroiFs TOTHl t l r . . R d llh
K 'lu p e .l’ n itrrs a a , w e a lth y s«er» leader aad
rlu h n o a m n ,
la ird J o see I h r
C h ristm a s
k # # l« « rush as m Jllla a s
>1
Bertram salrs g irls ere It. ’ Ril
y ( s i a i « h h rhla d t h r m s
's «d a h e w V e rk U re a rto irs l
>r*.
T h re e
she
u *
the
I^Mlmaa shnaslag flead. early
ft: tale, so a r hy la a ll lla u a - .
r a U h r t r realism , la three a r
te . n r lt le a fa r T h e H erald
f ! t r A se rrle e , af w h ich the
«f I . p rln t n l h rla w . she lella
>1 trfcst she learaed fra a . thla
h M.riuie-I'iittft.'aon
gome power the irifti
^
>•! ■■« ns it her t sec mt.*’
Hit lit* u:rl* nnd little old wo
H H H B fffrrdit I the rmintcr
• •:
i *;t stolen, selling
fegrlr^'lo'hn impatient nnd
Id.'d public, have the spotturned on them every Lusd
lay o f the yenr. One word
mis^lfteetl inflection nnd they
tranrifd.—a brand that iah*t
,!:t' I rit'-m |t of the customer
nil whi ’h Keen means the los-
. Illimi,er>Hl One M L Two <*>.
Meet Inn JO; Lota mnnliersd CHie. <II. |«I, t i of (Icon* or to n 'dm n t r n t fi' i
o f ---Flu- ’ Jud* T in t* < S ) b f » . o t l o n » ;
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T w o . I f ) nrtd Three (2 ) o f P ecth 'iiior to lu re within the tuU
rt. i s . ana mow
kota -------------numberedf iIr' m
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au offlrar nr
r . r i „ , “ P“ 4
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and
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(lUirlfr
and the norlheasl i| u trlrt( )|rnf«M muld In nerved.and
that
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If:
till
In , o ^ r officer* and a » * » t » nro un . o f Freflun 20; nil In Township 3•>
I
1I <k .Uth. Hang* 21 *’•■**Tnvr pslilp Jv south, ItanK* 31 eu»t. it iin vc n
i reft <•
TlIKIlF.FtMlK. you. T i m I.AKIi
TJ-' .
Trae^ 4.
r.Ak V;.J lispUI’ KKIITII.I* Kit, COM- i lA »t'T* o t i l «>r Hrctlon 20. 3 o w n ■I.
l.ol T w o |I) of Section 2D, Town*
ini,Ip
*0
soutli
nf K . n g o II mat.
«liIn !u. south inf l U n j f 31 M i l .
Trnrl X
j T h f ' ■••uili u n f - M l f (H’ li) o? the
kvfor* ••or »ald Olfrult f'mirt nt
{ e s t 0f t b * C h « v f o i c t Company,
' northw rst i|u»rter I h 'I V M ) nf *<eoMtcllun 10. Township
20 iminiIIi,
in.t*
v>, Town^Jtlp i * Boutii. tin tip*
a cco rd in g to an announcem ent re- Itunge 31 *»*t,
,
Jccntly made
by
the
.company.
- “ “r. yn'u and each of ><"• nr* hereby
rltetl. notlfletl. adiiiolilshril. ordered,
S alesm en Harper, K e lly and Quinn• commanded
uad renulrml to uwpenr
w * re the three W ho carried o f f aat the o ff ic e of the flerW of this,
1*
|„ .a • .
,
•Court In the City < f Sanford. rirml.
note County. ’ Florida, on Holiday
November , j,r 3r)1
uf j nnu*r), a . n 1#I7.
I States, [to answer the ll|ll of t’oinplnlnt
I .,,,,. 1. 11. . fltnl In thin iN.nrt nMullinl ye>ll. Itntl
lomolMIcJ
|,, ti,u cause, *atd
.
„ ___ ! In the rnuso hrlnu u edit- to remov'e cloud*
state
o f Flofldu fimirsa o f
the ""'1 «Dllet MU* In the I'lmipliilriuul.
.
1 rio ru ia , iijpire* o i
t“ f \ viU ,fA M I,. W o o d r u f f . in mid
company allow. During thn la.-*, to the a b ov e described land*.
10 d ay* o f N ov e m b er, the White- |" h e r e in Yhimplslnani praya fo r a
.'ll
...
or t!• CotiM..deelmin*, ndn ig n le y m u n
Conipnny
boIu
lu ju d g in g iu d
dft,rffliikr !!»•
ft#
'Hie west <.ne-lialf <3V*,)
nnd
ca r* , a new record f o r this city.
simple title in and to said land to •j i...i, una (I) . Two ( I ) and Three
Ml
m
II
In
H
m
-U
oii
3,
Township
20
he (n the Complainant; ronflrtnlnif.|
*
',
'
tlsclarln.. lidjudKlhlf utid deereelmt, south, ItaiiKr 31 rasl.
T rscl It.
'lav,
I have - •tumbled into
the the title or the Complainant to he
Th* Kusl tlirrc-ijourlers
(K3-4)
sulesairla’
restroom
innrn «deoil
•’“ 'n1 “ ^n*1
Indefeaalhl#
title In
fee
sa
lesgirls
reBironm * mcro
• “ '» >lmp|#
ecreslnr
all title,
claim
..r I to- Month one half I f f y ) of Hpcof
than alive.
.Rjir.^vlcd on
the or Interest rlnliiK-d by you or any Con IH. W«.*t one-half ( W * i)
Northeast iiuarlrr I.NH1-4); Northcouched,
even- on
the floor, were 0.f
"r
\n>' i’V , y . °i!l, ■•h.i utiarlxr tN K I-t) of Northwest
.
.
v
claiming nr fo claim under you or
and Mouth w rit
*lri* v.ith nerves cracked, ahoeinland to s«lJ lands to qnnrtcr lN tV t-4);
lea* and try in g to ru b the pnin
■ w holly milt and void mul of •>•• Iiuarlrr |M\VI 1) and l-ols One f i t
and
Three
1
3)
nil
In MriTlou 20:
/-i i /
sffeet wbnts.aeVrr; |>erpelnull> m fr o m their, tem ples.
C hrhtm n* joining and restraining you
and
d a y ,vier many u f them i l l ^ s o m c each o f you and ynur ngenis. s.<rv.
7 III..!..
I,.
. mils , nun n t l n r n o s from ns«erllng
^ l-tn i nt broken ror picntnu.
« I guy r l r i n r h ) '
o f rontrvuncf.
Avid nil tacnuilbe' ,4W0 fo r g e t to Oinp nr n||i«ru:U#. or In tfrfrrin c to j
»
ft
,nn> « » ) with thr po*a«r»h»n of t h r .
e n u m b e r to WOp i nrl>.
. {complBlfiiint. It#*
miccep»«*rr.
|
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(uliin?. kri*nt*e«. gmntr^a, HKfrit.^ *»r
T O M O R R O W — M r s . Pattersan '“ inrncya. mid lr«m asserting ll il e
*, t«s • * n i v . I* t„ KB|,1 I„,„t ,,r any part «w in»r<*|
will tell y o u how t o d o your Chrmt- thereof; rt-Miilrlng you nnd e«rh of
ninit rthonnimr willinut wnrrv
i > " u •"
forth th» nature of your
m a « sn a p p in g wititoui w orry .
rN p ectiv c claim* and further prays
- - ■■
'Hint all claims of you and «ach of
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207 W EST FIRST STREET
IT0RE IS N O W LO CATED IN SANPORi
GIVE YOU THE
WE ALSO HAVE AO
PUSTE LINE OP p g
MATIC TRUCK TIM
Special prtces onall«
t
I
1
ffl
I
■ '
ires, also used tires,
invite you to come to;
store and see for youn
for you cannot realize
saving of money in h
ing fifes until you see
tires and the prices.
guarantee goes with c
f ., !r)»; .
nln :t the women in the
17 How do. they look undht
po\llshl7
That’ s n different
Plain orPleated Bosom
”
►
’• ' t r y a day In Dccamher—
^ three or four doy» liefure
Uaforffftttptylc Picture
ftjt !h" picture because I
K i t — have aecn it ao that
ever forget It.
L|h. a Urge Now Yorli dop ilo r e . I had taken!my
.for lunch and on my J»ay
-diy department.r^tFpped
pie balcony to look down
frftJULQf shirppers. It war
b V feight from that dlft\t one huge body thuy
f harmony and even their
)j*fiod‘ harmony. 1 went on
Ifchi to my deportment. 1
(rack of the counter, shoe^pencil, nnd was ready for
will have
New Axles, New Sprinj
New Cranks, New Gei
•
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For all makes of cars, a
you do not have to wi
for these parts to coi
from the factory, fori
are now carrying the
and will have a compli
stock of them at i
times.
that
spotlessly clean,
appearance
PcrslHiml cough* ami rohl» Irad tn
arriuos trouble. You cjo >toj> d i m
linvr vrilh CreomuUion, an rtftuNifird
crcosole lhat i. plcajjnl hi l-kr. t.teoniultiun is a newr nicftinal diirorrry
killi (wofolil srlion: il iiKilhr* and
liralt the Inflamed mniibianrs and In
hibits gffm growlli.
i O f all kuolia drug*, rreo*o1e i« rccognizrd |i, liigli medical ailllinriiles a*
I th e ht-Tror o f It nil!
:niWp‘Cf women w e re on the one of llie giralesl belling sgriu'ic* f»r
pctsi.lenl ruiiglis and cold* and other
ftlftc o f my counter, stripped form* of (llloat Roubles. (.nonnil.mil
1 y ijtrcr o f drawing room and runtain*, in addition la crro«iie.oilier
elffiurlto, grabbing this nn.J liraliug element* wlilrli sooilir ar.d h< j I
lit i l l"H It l l \ ^
.fill
II KSftV
irig that, snapping thpir fin
llic Infected membrane* and .top iha
«\\ KJ 1 M i l t. A S C I \> 11 OK
irriutimi and inllammatimi, h IiIIb ilia
Tiit;>i ii i i v t v n t \ n n i m ; a !j ,
s h d ^ i a p p l n g their words.
*1.1, FAICTIKK •’ ! MMINiJ
IM
crrosdle gnea on In ibe slonucb, i* ab
iM t a p o n can't paint that pi.'
iv i i ii ; i n m > an d
dlfihft >'du can *eo hundred! sorbed into the blood, atlJiL* ihr s*st
riiK M iM h ii c u k i .v u r n : o k of llic trouble ami check* ibo groMlh
Mr'ItrllKli AM HKIIIM I'KVIIMIJKM
nt i p y l r i rvaching their hun
lilt iJIlANTKK.nl'.
oT illftil
of tlm germs.
d r W g * in I'vciy dlri'ctmur.
iT.AliLC.VTM I'M T.II T il l: M.lftt
Crcotnulaiwll is gURrauteed sali.faci:
u
t
v
ri
i h 'MI t i k k y m . i : iia rf'
i^ V . Through the ntlaimn
lory in lim (rvalniAil uf lai.if^nt
III MITIKKVH uml J f> IIPM- ❖ •>•>++♦+-H-+
r i f f The atore the hands ••! cough* and ctlkl*. bronchial .'luma,
i'll it i; t m
licit
iii h u a ND
kl'IT II •!.. II IJdl'11 It I. VM AND
M g jrtrach urrpss th e cmiiit.'i bronchitis and oilier fnnu* of rrspiraIIKNHY
HtVIJETAIM'LK.
AND
ahatch nt merphajidU* like lory diteans, and i*excellent for build
KA'TI OK THKM PKl'KAHKIt Oft
ing
up
the
syrtcui
after
cold*
or
flu.
oTMKlttVIMi::
AND
At.l.
OTHER
B E r-n o , like .* cla w s, .ahnrpI'AItTICS UT|« ISC N * At KH AllH
Money refunded if anv cough or cold h
I’Sftened clnwH, clutching con
I'V KNOWN
INT K It KMT CP
IN
ncl relieved after Mkirtg according la
T
II K
I. \NI • AN 11 IMICMISKS
r-ty, *it this and that .then directions. A ik your druggist. Ijilvj
II Kit I; I N O 'T K Il I'KMiTtlRND
(jilt hack with iniptWation*
tt nf* j ■iitg Iii , 11 iw m r Mill nf
r.'ht (ho cars,
ill! 81.4!) for t h a t ! " .
•ml (••«•• I f frttiil mi iii* iii Hs’ fiti- V
iftpLlfapils thruslPng change
’ uhhnndlse at you.
lintida
oitni:ii o r pi in.ii a iio v
g .p n the coinU ir fo r service
WtIJ.lAJI I.. WOODIICKF,
B f c i c h i n g and unclouchlng. ■; l——OnfopiatnaMi,
^
Voices o f women raised
t’ HAISCKM Kr'IILT.T/.C. e| nl ,
pitch. , A dtaen voices
I lef emlllllt «
TO KNOW* AMI IV
itylrig attention at the snnie VOTICK
known iir.Fi:\iiAvrs
U. ^ n d
all the while the •rill-: STATE OK FI.OKI HA, tai—
< ii a k i , i ;m MiTII i .t / . c , nv
I
iS M titlles
her
artificial
I'OAGII JIAN.
NV
J. MclIltlHi;
a m - s h a mumhles "Y e s . Ma- 111NOltl IK NV NVVI.I.V V\ 11.1.1 AAt A
^Certalnly, Madam," "S orry. IHI'KN'DK. Ii. M. CU.SNVOKTH. Kit
MKINK 11. VANHKMAN If
nllve
B.** aemnuded hy the store
IIlid
If
ttie
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I.aat-Minule Rush
I NIcll ll 11•It. rlliOllHC NV NVVI.I.V
errihlo spirit for the Clnist- NN11.1,1 AM A HFKNl’ IC K H IM.lAI
Aeaaon, you say.
Yes, hut ; WOllTIt. EltSK INK H VANUKMAJ
•are dead, the iiiikimv* n heir*, devl
r True because there are
least
THE t.AKC JKKMtii* F c i v n u Z K n
inds upon thousands o f wo- I’
d M I’ ANtf, n enrpulAllow. Mini T H h
fi- America who havo not yet Tn.’tJtVrORTII TilliMT I'OMPANT.
cnrpuratl"ii. If eai'l corporations
the if-agedy o f laat-mlnuot a
hi. In eKlsIente. nnd If leKslly illssolved. Ilrjulttaied. or otherwise r*tlm i, |o ,he stock holders, share
holdenr,-asalftnee*. iin m iefs, or suvcesiwzm h f eAeli Slid ev e r, the said
•■orphrftllnn*.-nnd in nil
psr«rm»
leave ninl sxeepl (he i'.miphilnnwt
herein) huviiig nr claiming any lhlerest III' the f..II.in Inn ihscrllie l
laiirts In Mumlnule I'uiiniy, Florida,
io» w li:-— i
• •
Trnrl I.
Tli.. south In null 120) cIihIwm uf.
Lot fnor- (1)4 anil all nf l.ol Five
( i l o f Section )• tail T w o l l ) or uusurveyed part <>f Section to; Lots
rill* ( I ) , T w o <21 T hree (3). Four
III. V iv e <M n. ml Mix ( a I or unsnrvejed pall o f s « n i,in t i ; l.nt One
(I), o r unsurve, ril part of Hecllou
14. unit lerla Four (4 ). Five (I ) ,
Mia i » ) mul Me\m
(t)
or
unsurveyed |i«rl of Hactlon‘ 13; alt Iin
•Townshtp So ehuth, ftango St eaat.
Tear! S.
The west ona-hatf MV 1-21 and
laitn One (I ) . TWO ( t ) , and Three
H ). all In Heel lot, I. Township* Jo
ftiillfll I(la»!■*■» 1 1 i.iiul
if
dered hv
DON’T FORGET THE PLACE OR THE NAME
207 WEST FIRST STREET SANFORD, FLORIDA
-fr0•*>•>+•>+++<•<•4"<■+■4'
W i l l W i n d U p ; K r o n e n ’s
»•••!•• < mill'
I t- tiil.t .iitil *1••« tllml ♦
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l.i»t !-'••»*• I rrri t i l l *»f III"' I*
l lti- 11*i til Tltji I w ii i - ;
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HANI’OliD.
I’ l.nlUiiA, act*uniinff m i: it Tri»ffnr«rB
llirruof nf i rrortl In tlio I'tihllG
ISi*r«»rJ m «*f Srrninulc Cuunty,
rl'irldn In Map H<»uK 1. I*«k **h
64
IT IS Til t! It KKlIlKOK nl!DK»tr:i)
%**u ,m l ••hi’ll **f •«*ti l>f and
) tin mi * lt*-i«li> rr<jtil i •*ri i<> appear
l - Ji'i'.ui i.i ii . mil |,f i .,n>i'l ilnt
In ttiie .mi-.- ..a yinni|u> ihr snl
*li,y i.( Janm.li 1*21. ill till! 1'i.url
ll.tuyr 111 M., I|f..i || Mom lu-.le I'lHtllly
t
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IT
Wishes one and all a very
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a
Take Advantage Of
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lie.'U'.I-II .inalnar , mi. -aIII
aim
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h e ln « I'll th e p ticp o s e o f i|Ui«*lln (
lh. o i l - ..( in,. <'i,iiiplolllt .nl ii, ami
T
T
t»* 'll. ......... il-wi-l llieil preluloe.
IT *M KI HTIICIl OKIl|;itHI1 linn
till* toiler lie pulillsltad Tmce a iveei*
for four 14) rnnsecillive week* In
Miiliior il 11-oiM. u ii'.iiipn per puliMhIimI In Hanfunl. Hemlnole <**>>■itI v.
Klo l Irtn
I'ONK AND ollliK H K D this Jo,
•Ini i.r Oreeml.Pi t!•20.
lOffl.tiil,
V. Ii. D<U.:r)LAM
ts- 1.11 .
1‘ lerW -nf the . h i m
►l> le<l i .Mirr
lly A. M. WMHKH,
,
Deputy I'leck
WII.Mir.Y III ■I MCIIOl.DCIt K
n o v i.i:,
tblllrll.us fur I'umplklltanl.
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2
2
2
We are in position to
FUR TRIMRfED COA1
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on improved property both business and
Tailored Coats
residential, within the
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IN T i l l : ITIIKDIT r u l i n ' IIF TIIF.
*i:* i :\ t . i j i in i i a i, c i n i i ' i T
UF T i n : STATE OF KI.OIIIHA.
IV *M I FOII SCNIIMII.V. ( fit .VfN . IV IHANCKIIY.
» H l l i :l l OF IHU LirATIOV
NNII.I.I AM
NVOflMItl'FF,
•'nrnpliiliiani,
' s.
UlAltl.KM MClII’ LTZI-k et »l„
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We are o tVevenings and we will be
pleased. t< five yod a demonstration,
either in. ir store or in your home,
You will. amazed at the reproducS • of. Bosch and Freedfou_ can readily under-
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a new happiness will reign in you
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home more attractive, your grown^ew. Low Prices
home— not.just for Christmas Day,
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months, but for
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years to come. The kiddies will find
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Dutiful
jpi.ES. DcC/17.— bP)—
«y has stared training
■bsck. Jfe donned his
juK yesterday fo r th«
|flCc he dropped,?. his
rywelght boxing title tu
y st Philadelphia- ’
arisk workout, he said
p, be In sbapd to meet
»rk Marin ^ a return
■Tork either next Dccnr the. F o u rth * J u ly .
,, i he former chamhis training’ 12 pounds
•bis trainor. » jd . •
Colem an’s Office
-art’s Letter |
,e consolation held out
defeated in the last
is Is Captain X
( sre two kinds of the
t ho isn’t sure which
b-ity. Some senators
ply nltciid to detail,
fevery demand of their
Fand work late at night
[p Intricacies of legtsla[pngjng into important
idoc, It v U Mid, might
is ‘ big dale, opened an 'emergency hoapipu,1 <>n 5‘lL!f^a ta British Order Fourth
f o f all the traffic j
pany the flotilla.
tal, commandeered supplies
supplier and bring good watqr and food. f ■ * i 4m i *.»■» m
A t»r
faHen.to.IcM than
No attention w /s paid to smug- ~
Flotilla To China
aero:* the; state o f New YOrk.an treated' more ■than 400 patients
entirdy American canal,
before medical men had hbtalned
fupSofiioiervlal prodottion jif ashes*
Chinese guniiie
VALETA, Malt*., Dec. 17,-W>) tfef -vj* now going pn In Navajo
That is what the( nation wants; control of the situation. A hall
la.idrpiat f<
—The fourth destroyer flotilla has county, Arison a, opening up new *meni
that fs what Secretary Hoover ad* dozen physicians have written to
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been ordered to China by the Brit- mines in that part of. the United complete ehaoe dn
vises,, even if It does cost a little his superiors here X6 praise hie
more., If there Is anything that wdrk.
Ish admiralty.
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U^aaey ups and do
we can't really afford, please men*
Others on shore liberty when
The vessel* today were loading
try,
said* A. I f . :
Ition it,
7-. x1 f t - T : f the storm broke went on duty at
munitions -r»nd stores with tha ' Motor car traffic cemijSfc into
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government
comrt<
probability that they would sail Hutchinson, Kansas, has increased
One year’s e « ( is Income would. ■provost guards or at digging wcffs
build the canal tAfter the terrific assault of. tho late In the day. The cruiser Car- 440 per Cent since 191®, while wa* Shanghai, ' ; ;- w
and roofing damaged hospitals, h
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Firit outside relief came hr elements on tha W e of Pines, tho
■ WASHINGTON, Dec. 1?.—“ Dry
boats did similar work and their
navy 7 Hell, we’re the coast Miami and Fort Lauderdale e.i
coast
guard
boats
front
Key
West,
flien
went inland to the aid or
guard!”
which brought doctors and medi small native settlements
which
This is the new, unofficial mot cal suftrfie*.
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were
in
n
bad
way.
to of the 11,000 men who guard
our shorn and whose only duty. Then a special relief squadron
This is the sort of work, the
of about 1,000 men was sent from
In tho popular mind, Is to chase
coast guard calls its own. It never
b^ses at New London" and points
rum runners;
arket! for the rum chasing Job. 1b
MOTTOES — JBOOK CASES - CARDS
.took that because one of its duties
^-J^or every rum ship it captures,
is to prevent smuggling.
the coast' guard claims to save a
P a r i s i a n n o v e l t i e s i M Ij’a? \
At Bimini and Gun Key, Bahn*
hundred - lives. ' 0
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And if tna nation is. the least
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ilurricansg. came’ this fall to mam bases of the rum runners, appreciative of J ts service, the
the hurricane’s fcreat peril was coast guard feefs the beat way to
Plorido,’ ‘^he Bahamas and Cuba.
the pollution of water which it show it would be to drop the term
In. each mstance i h e tcoast guard left behind.
Coast guard nqtt "dry navy."
^»as readyio lead tho work of res
cue and res(oV.atiorf, 'With equip
ment and peraodnel doubled , .for
combating 'the jppugglers, tho
’gourd wap In ‘nwrcllent shape t >
tntn to what it considers Its parp-
That is true, according to pres
ent plans, and it’a an intelligent
plan. The time to swim hard 1*
when the current is against-you
and the time to advertise hard il
when sale* are not so good. - /K?
No automobile concern has
ever over-advertised.
"Repetition
is reputation." Every day there
are 1,000,000 men and women
thinking they want their first
cor, a new car, or it better car.
The
intelligent
manufacturer
should talk to them every day.
Representative
Dempsey, of
New York, says we should risk
"on entangling alliance" if ,we
Joined Canada to build n canal ti
the. ocean via tho St. I^iwrence.
We do nbt mistrust Canada, nnd
thd
closer we come to her the
E i r\ y- \ f i t
|s pay attention only to
fe», seeking the limelight
latest possible prestige
Lut work and depond-
Reports of this hurricand’ work
only recently reached4 the coast
guard hcud<|M8rtaf4 here, shortly
after a series' o f' congratulatory
and thankful 'ieUrxs- frtm . thn
Cuban 'president, 4}ie/governor of.the Bahamas, ^ W pca h anYTHrU*
ish nmlwt.sadore,,/ l p 'Cuba dhd
wiped olit,
In tho PJofidg" east const hurrt
cane,
the entire
base a| Port
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a L lb m - c r
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- erdajc and a 7^-foot 'mother ship
were destroyed,, but the gunnl’j
nctrvo, mobile patrol boats in Flo
rida wnter> survived and, according^ to Commandei* S. S. Yenndle
here, saved hundreds of lives.
They yanked human beings from
angry waters nnd-sinking boat",
at Miami, Fort Lauderdale, West
Palm Bench and other harbors as
they rode out the storm.
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Firestones are tho greatest tire vuIuob today—tho Stires
that give most mileage and best service—the tires that surpara all others In quality of materials nnd workmanship—
th* tires that come to you WITHOUT HIG1L PRICES.
Firestone* arertho only Gum-Dipped Tire*.
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We are headquarters here for'these wonderful tires—
our big stock includes every site of Full-Site Balloons, High
Pressure Tire* and Truck and Bus Pneumatics.
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Theso ittdude the full length settee,
rocker and easy chair. Cushions ar^
covered with gayest cretonne or richest velvet,
"homier”
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A console of genuine mahogany
lends an air of distinction to the
living room.
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LOVELY EVENING
GOWNS
7 ship officer told an
« sailor who bothered
3 tie yourself to ,tho
poor sailor obeyed
d nearly frotc. Uncle
near in— and
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NoJbetter values anywhere
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Mof<rr thuti 400,000 foreigners
A i have announced thdlr intention of
'3L 1becoming French citizens^_____
N t will live ledger
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you in big type on hi*
' what ypu have read In
the other day, that one;
concern will *pon 1
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Vivid stories of these rescues
and qf the performances of guards
men caught on shoro have, corn*
to headquarters. A hospital corpi
man, caught on shore in the worst
of the storm' near Fort Lauder •
Irience is that not'jnnre
jr two good tletafl.jnen
pngress from' a single
keld reflected.
"And
tof the detail, work is
them a« their cqnstitu^ identify them. A mnn
|<j cut out for him in
d matters of lcgislatio.i
kenate. But when his
I hegip-to pile the work
he scnktorehlp becomes
ho or three more men.
n of democratic nature
Dschahlc/get* the worst
jhuman iceberg sort of
tat off, ,or ho may ba
tsping out of the back-
M ahogany
1 R oom
[ w i t s A J ^ ^ c i t j r a U»
nan reaches thO Senate
[ins bulk like a .rolling
i he gain* responsible
a committees. It doscuni, of course, on min
ers except for ranking
members.’ ’ . > „/ y
a Haireld get* as many
Wtacnt letters in a dny.
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ItuTcld takes HI* defent
hlly end hope*" the rest
it ducks will feel tho
-Hi*; oihcr,s,, ljupfll
f the electidn, are Sena-,
ot, M cK inleyP epper,
lutlcr, Wadswdrlh. Welw. Will lama and Ernst,
tam are thought to bb
atfallen, but-r-T • Jl 'i
tVlast a wink of sleep
ttreld concluded, emphg-•
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THE SANFORD HERALD, FIUT)AY, DECEMBER 17, 1926*
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A s Brisbane
It
biggest in«n year, nmounted to
nearly hnlf a billion, in spite ot a
627,000,000 drop in cotton ship
ments. We have tho gold, water
power, coal, oil, unlimited terri
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tory^ ____
developed __
and ______
undeveloped.
Some one quoted by The Literary Digest telln about n
young
married couple who with much nervouHtiess gnve their Iintelligent men and women and a
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rfirst party. To insure everything going smoothly they murlo j guvernment that doesn't interfere
with business
What in lleaveh's
nk, in this battered enravan- a program for their own use and the evening went in fine f name have we to wrrrry about,
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stylo until far too soon the program came to nn end, and fexcept our own foolish fenrs? But
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t doorways ore altemato things were getting desperately “ slow” when the young Idon’t gamble.
(plgh t and day,
---t kultan after aultan with Ills husband had an inspiration. He proposed u contest to see,
who could make the ugliest faces, with a prize to go to th**' THE world review asks two
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(questions, how would you answer?
"1. What is tho best thing that
has happened this year (u>2fl) for
hla way.
After this game had gone on with a lot of merriment
for
the
stated time, the judges’ committee retired and Al?®r,c.V °r for Americans?
the lion and the lizard
j>
rU where Jamahyd gloried one o f the moat important
ll?°guests,
dCd? i0 they
O
aP had
i ° t upan-1thia
ta" V'
said they
coming year ( 1927)?”A m .S S
nd drank deapj '
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Tho best' 'happening of 192fi
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i, that great hunter— imously agreed to give her the prize. Imagine the situation
when the lady frigidly replied, “ I was not playing that! was sending the world court to join
Hho
dodo.
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3tamps o'er hla head, and he lies game.
j 2. The best happening for 1927
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* Jmiatlines think that nevor blows
S‘ «o red
rrda# as whero some buried
d t w bled; ;
, every hyacinth tho garden
wears
rely.. ’ j
e could you expect when
fendants are worth mil
lions o f dollars?
• — ----- o-------What we can't understand is
mwhy
t ie Count doesn’t sue Mllli-
*»mony’_
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It a *m s that all tho Scmlnolw
jp*t wank tOVtaks peace with tho
nitad^States government.
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' aomo’ free publicity to Sanford.
WlfttWr* __—
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people have so little re
fe r the beauty of tho word
k UU as to write it Xmas.
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i tell us that some o f the
to didn’t go off to college
awaiting Saturday
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|would be the building of nn ndeAmerican air fleet. You
expect Providence always to
oortls^iSkeo t*»i iVxiav, 30;'tl
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getting ready to send
•several earthquakes to us.
Tho Herald having been amused enough by that anee- quale
moral." We have one, in fact,
ready to apply Tf we knew
how to incor]>orato it in some sort of text like "Let your face
work for you," or "Why be a prune?" or "It’s bound to freezij
‘ 1 in its lap from some once that Way.” *'
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Christmas spirit
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gifts.
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COMPLETE
DRUGS
CIGARS — i
D RIN K S-D !
WINTER IN FLORIDA
NEW YORK nERALD TRIBUNE
A winter vacation in Florida this lywood and Fort
Lauderdale.
year will cost less than at any These resort centers were In the
time since that state leaped into path of tho storm Inst September
the limelight as the country’s fore and suffered heavily in the loss o f
most winter playground because poorly constructed buildings, but
of its close proximity to the great their tourist plant escaped with
centers of population east of the little or no damage. Palm Beach
Mississippi River. Floridlnns who and West Palm Beach were not in
had struggled for years to w»<| the path of the storm, but tho
out those who uimunlly came from chamber Includes these two centers
other sections uf the country early in its survey inasmuch as they are
in the full to lease hotels, apart prominent in the lower East Const
ments and rooming houses and rer.ort region.
then to boost rents during the senThis district on November 1,
son, finally have licen successful, 1926, possessed a total of 12,008
with the nid of the collnpscd spec apartments and 26,009 hotel rooms.
ulative
real estate
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iimi for
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November 1,
W20, incy
they had
volume of* building c o n s t r u c t io n ,,^ ftccommodation of visitors u
in gctUng: nd o f gougeni and t h e .total o{ lflf8U apartments and
sea a ot rents this season will be 36,923 hotel rooms. All along the
in line with what the average cit- Ett8t O u st n similar condition preixensof the North Is accustomed t, o .', —
«<- ns
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vails,
hotels
and, apart-
than n calamity-*-!* to, prepare for
just such nn emergency. And by . Y q uwl!) receive
preparing wc shall be taking a
step to Insure ourafelves against vice at our fountain.
another war.
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The late President Roosevelt's '
policy of "speaking softly and carprylng a big stick*’ has been the
Sanford A Gram
subject
o f many Jests, but the
L,~
thoughtful person will find that It
In Edftvsil
is, after all, the best policy. But
Curb Service—Th* !
there is no reason why we should
Srne*
attempted to establish methods and
means in order to prevent the need
o f using our “ big stick."
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McReynolds
’ Glassware is Increasingly- popu
lar for gift* this year, Fifth Ave
nue Bhoppcrs are selecting bowls,
lamps, candlesticks, ash receivers
and tableware. A now idea is
found in a lamp which has a bowl
of clear crystal to be filled with
water colored to blend with the
shade or furnishings.
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Next to tho vogue for glass
comes the choice of old maps. They
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liUuminaUd ..with.quaint,
w *.
Ho^^^nnartmenr house an ^h S el*
In . the Ridgo section, from Jpenta, Indians, animats, ships, men
owners have been waging a cumc it >' through Winter Ha- j and legends In the script o f their
pnlgn for n reduction in rentals \» ent ^
w>le"- Avon Park, Lake* j ago and country. At Christmas
on to
to Sabring,
Sebring, visitors
visitors jI they will appear on lampshades.
and other charges. Virtually nil land ^and on
find many
hotels nnd
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of the more than 400 members o f i will
the Florida State Hotel Associa ments which did not exist last sea in frames for wall decorations.
As the reader would infer, the predicament of the well-1" “ j
"n^iT T hrd’.k^.Tf
meaning young couple does not suggest the moral to The his life, nnd in t» be hanged two
The same is true of tho sec
Herald at all. If they had been older they might hnve m u d e.d a y s before Christmas unless Gov tion have posted price scnles for son.
tion from Tarpon Springs south to
this
sennon
which
range
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a survey of the fares at their party to see if such a contest ?nior Braiulon of Alulmma inter
to 60 per cent below those of Inst Fort Myers, through Cleurwnter,
would be entirely indicative of tact. But since th ey didn t , , |nw.
j„ he who dies aat winter, and apartments in the re i Belleair^St. Petersburg, Tampa,
there is nothing to do but talk about a woman wImj will let the right time. ....................
Had Uinblt-a lost sort renters of South Florida which Bradenton, Sarasota, Venice uml
his
life
(saving
the
five, ho would were almost beyond the reach of Punt a Gorda.
her face grow ugly.
unrolled among heroes. Instead the nverage visitor Inst season arc 1 Thu least known section of Flor- j
Sometimes, paradoxically os it seems, the homeliest be
he Will be listed among murderers available this season at nominal ida Li the tourist, yet ono of tho
face In a room |f\ the most beautiful. Sometimes faces that hanged for crime.
prices.
.
I most
utlruetivc — northwestern 1
The expansion of facilities for Florida— has not lagged behind in j
are scarred and aeaitied—sometimes faces with features out
.Should you sny that saving five
of symmetry entirely can truthfully be called beautiful. It can he ceiled and excuse for killing the accommodation of tourist* has the way « f hotels.
To the person In the North a vnhod not a little to do with the re
all depends upon what is back of the face in the way of in- one?
duction in prices. During the Inst ention in Florida this winter will
tdttigence and kindliness, especially kindliness.
ANOTHER FRUSTRATED at ten years the conniruction of ho be only n question of where to go
The person who scowls or sneers can convert a naturally tempt to kill Do Rivera, th« Span tels, apartment mid rooming iilxm arrival in the state, for it
comely face into one that is downright "ugly." The person Ish dictator nnd King Alfonso who i houBcc in Florida has not kept pace possesses so many attractive rewith the demand, but with the ad sortr. from which to chooso. Bewho carries malice in' his heart, or jealousy, or evil desires leans upon him.
Pe Rivera was to be shot from vent of the speculative real estate eause of the excellent transporta
of any kind, writes their legend on his fuce. The woman at. a closed car parked before his of boom nnd the marked increase in tion facilities by water, rail or
the party who must have stern haughty disdain, refusing ifice- Tho king to be disposed of I population a wave of building con- motor, nnd even by air—for pas
to take part in a game her eager young hosts were trying to [with hand grenades, when he ot [ struction such as the country has senger air lines nre oprating on
never seen before was launched.
regular schedule between Jackson
mako amusing, very likely deserved the ugly-face prize sim tended Do Rivera's funeral.
\yhat has been accomplished in ville, Tampa, Fort Myera and Mi
The ono safe country for kings
ply because o f the facial expression of her thoughts.
seems to be Great Britain, where this respect may best be illustrat am i— many vacationists have
Truth-telling mirrors ought to line the walls of homes they havo all died peacefully sinco ed by tho result of a recent sur adopted the custom of visiting all
Charles the First. The lesson they vey conducted by the Florida State of the popular resorts while In the
where people are muking ugly faces.
learned from Cromwell, Is remem
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bered, They nllow free speech and
M. Bowman, head of tho
TFniOUGH CENTRAL Florldn, in the lake region, a popular government, Britain being
BiRmoro chain of hotels,
lianit for the opening of the humjber of now hotels will bo ready b y the first of the year, [nearer to a real republic than any
Htmore, predicting a big- notably at Guinesville and Ocala. New apartments by the|otht,r nation,
»t season than ever
score have risen during the last few months in Orlando,
A MERIC AN COTTON growers
rmptey.saya hts legs went Loesbut;g, Sanford and DeLand, while a number of new ho mllrvel at Egypt, also with a cot
ybn him in the Tunney fight, tels have been completed. Jacksonville has completed one ton problem. The Cairo chamber
tie so, Jack, but they didn't go of the finqst hotels in the South during the last few months, of deputies -sends tho government
E fast enough.—Tampa Trlbinto the market to buy cotton, and
and another will be finished during the next six weeks.— hold
up prices.
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\ New York Herald Tribune.
If wo did that it would be “ bol
N^mrinnicnt spent a lot of
shevism." When our government
O
on the Fall-Doheny trial
PRAYER IS a virtue that prevaileth against all tempta- helps railroads, or lends millions
looks Very much as if we
to n bankrupt, dishonestly man
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aged New York street car system,
[ ’ inefficiency of the jury ^ysthat’s “ conservative finance."
How does tlftat strike the little
T H E N A T IO N A L BUDGET MESSAGE
man who can't afford to pick his
BRADSTREET
high pressure salesman, is one
cotton, because labor would coat
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Itpakr yvu take an hour
more than the cotton is worth?.
—
ifrt'from the rear of your , President Coolidgo sent
where we shall have to rely for
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front door and show budge
budget message to Congress oft the future entirely upon current
STRE9EMANN, the German
-Atchison Globe. Throw Wednesday, showing nn estimate taxes, the yield from which is
statesman, returns with the Nobel
j of total appropriations for the measured by the prosperity of tho peace prise medel, and a promise
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fiscal year 1028, including tKoso American people. When business from the league of nations to end
Jl, president of tho service payable from postal rev j i good ho'remarks, and national
niii. military* control in Gerak«rs’ AssodaUon says, enue*, amounting to >L014,671,- Income ie high, our revenue frdm ] mimw
today in the best con- 124.00. an Increase of 810,643,728.12 income taxes based upon a' perPolish neWSpapW complain that
-ially of* any state n over those, for the current^scal centage of income Is also high, but
. and ha supporU the year. A table, . which . «pz^ains should the national Income decline, Germany has been successful at
with facts and'figures, figures of * receipts and expendi the government would expedience a the expense o f Poland and the na
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c’./j? tures. for the current fiscal year, material loss o f revenue even un tions of Eftfope generally, realite,
V quite a bit of difference computed on the basis o f five der existing rates of tax. So, also, as the Germed star rises, that in
T Christmas spirit and months' experience, is used for es miscellaneous taxes and customs war as In, other things, “ the first
spirits, ’ -m Gainesville timating the surpluses -.for?-Yhia duties are dependent upon the shall be la st"
l ‘ officers are getting nnd the«next fiscal year, .Thee con
Germany, that lost tho war. is
con- purchasing .power o f the people,
W to it that Christmas clusion deduced there fro
tbat which also ia sub,
to variation.
it spoil the Christmas
■ dr the current Under these co
i; Mr. Cool*
!y » r *
amount :to a little idge holds that
, estimated aur*
over I
Bland that the plus of |200,
»r 1928 is
surplus
nono too large an
. York's Dem
sting margin
le ill
apprpxlr
In a business invc
it modification,
annual
ten in i
* Pditure of]
idonce, tho ma*
o rle-half 1
yotcreare.too.
ile
?—Grtensboni
c.
$3.50 AND fB,0d!'
.
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^hl«Phour or two and went w in n n r
"I = 7 TiZ
Happiness Is Knocking
A good newspaper is more than a business; it is a public 1 Below (n Hot Chics *o.
Charles H. Erwin.
institution, i t is as essential to the life o f a community ns a
Joy in Wall fit.
church. It is as necessary to the growth of a city as a ho Two Beat Things.
BY Ar.THUB BRISBANE
tel, a municipal hall, or n hospital. It reflects the progressiveneas o f the citizens; it contributes to the moral uprlgltk - (CopyriahU 1926. SUr Co.)
ness o f the people.
.
CHICAGO, Dec. 17.—In this
A good newspaper is not operated as a money-making active city, with the thermometer
proposition. Some newspapers are financially successful; at three below zero, people walk
most o f them are not > A newspaper to exist must be oper
•Cliy hr Carrier,’ pi ated on sound business principles, but a newspaper operated so fis t they don’t feel it. For com
W|*kly Edition (l.oo
fort they, can look toward : the
for the sake o f business alone is a failure before it starts. northwe*t—38 below xero In Min'■ NOTICBi All oMttmry A newspaper is the life work of a newspaperman who gives { neaota
irds of thank*. resolutions to it all his ability and experience and takes from it riches
Cold is good, fo r the young, but
T of •nttrulnmaiua, where
or nothing, as may be his lot, and gets his real compensaton why do *o many of the older peo
ple, able to travel, risk their llvea
in the satisfaction o f his work.
A good newspaper adheres to the ethics o f the profes in the cold north wilh' Florida, Cal
ASSOCIATED rltKBS
ifornia and warm gulf staUm inT
w. U t M I*r«sa It exclus
..Jllfhl In Ut* UM f o r rt sion. Its first duty is to stop rumors; never to. start them. viting them?
. .J/fi
Ion o f all n*w* ftlsptuch--* It prints only the truth and the whole truth, in bo far as it!
fn 'lh !* p ip er an J nlao Ih*
i«r» pubflslie.) herein.
All is possible to ascertain the truth. It fights its battles wholly
THE DEATH OF CharJca R.
i f ! rcpubllcMIon o t npteUI
It Erwin deprives American business
ra htrain aro a lto reserved. in the open and never resorts to underhanded tactics.
struggles for its business by fair^nd honeat methods never of an able constructive adviser.
FRIDAY, DBC. 17 1921
resorting to cut-rate competition. It is in the field for the i Mr. Erwin, who leaves eight chiisv. . r-^vi
r
*.i—«
dies too soon, only G7
u
i*i.ATronM*
«podb,of;,the
community, not for the pecuniary gain o f the
* ”« p r e . K M
tUERALD
at *4»ford’» (vast stockholders.
,
Thomas in 1913. Then develWater
Wo were thinking along this line the other day When we l0M the _Erwin f"d ''r.nM.jr 1f,r®“n
noticed a clipping from the Columbus (Georgia) EnquirerJlnuhat de“ te thefrTivJI
i "3ft.
s* lllver Cau
Sun, a good newspaper. It rather tends to complete uur line to advertising, that many success*
M while way*.
M*l, IISSl* eoarta. o f thought so we reproduce it here:
ful men owe tnoir wealth to h(s in
‘T h e Enquirer-Sun as a property is privately owned but telligence, and do not real -c it.
J *f ha it.line era.
iw >*s»f». hat*is, apart- as a newspaper it Is dedicated to the service of the public.
ill inii.iiri i
ey
CHEERFULNESS in Wall street,
tt taiaMlMloa or five met** fc
“ Its aim is to contribute as much os it. may to the life, Christinas
dividends continuing in
_Atruftlen «r h ou l*va »4 growth and cultural development of the community, the state a way to make Jupiter with hit
ar*a*4 Lake Maara*.
golden vain seem stingy.
apleilen o« eltr . h*aai*fl«a- and tho nation.
' J l*k ' * r «c n a .
“
It
seeks
to
reflect
the
best
thought
and
sentiment
of
the
|
Yeatcrdny 1,925,000 shores wero
tael** at school irtlta
|sold, 2,000,000 the day before, and
n ollk prarUlott for laerenaed public,.but it will not cater to passing publitf opinion.
/■rtlHIc*. j.
“ It desires to assist tho people to achieve their legitimate j {,rokcr* n,lk hopefully, "lx th«pub...ill
' i . . ___________ .............................. ll«c coming in t<» restore the happy
aspirations, K..V
but will
not k
knowingly
encourage their illusions. days of ye*t*rday?’
IBI.K* VERBK FOR TODAY
“ In politics it is uncontrolled, and its position on public
I
FOLLOWS
UNDER* questions shall be conscientiously taken, fairly presented anti
DON'T .SELL anything short in
this country, not even products of
ING—-“ And all the people faithfully maintained.
jray to cat, and to drink,
“ It knows no classes, recognizes no interests, seeks no our fnrmcn,, not well enough or
' portions, and to make
ganized to control government as
favors,
but shall strive to merit the public's confidence, re they might do. The country's mer
, because they had un*
Ho words that wero do* spect and support."
chandise exports for *November,
them.” Nth, Bj 12,
—I will blew tho Lord,
mb given me counsel! my
i glad. and my glory rejolc-
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Newspapers
.
:
Chamber of Commerce at Miami, state, spending more or less time
Miami Beach, Corel Gables, Hol- here and there ns fancy dictates.
Pacifists, ns those who oppose
reparednesg for war nre called
or wont of n better name, will
" npt
endorse that port o f President
Coolidgc’s message to congress last
week, in which he stated tho policy
of this nation quite clearly, when
he said:
Our policy of national defenu is
noFone of making war, b u tTo f in
nuring peace. The land annd K*
force of America, both in its
me*tic and foreign implications, U
distinctly a peace force. It ia an
atm afJtha police power to ■_
antes order and the execution of
the law at home nnd security to
our ItiSfna abroad. •-No aelf-rang nation vyould neglect to
an
proporIIIrovide
,
s- army
. . - -w and navy
. - -—. T
- ^ m^w-+
tionate to Its population, the ex
tent o f its territory, and the dig
nity o f tho place which it occupies
In the world.
To bo prepared to make a prob
er and effective defense, to repel
invasion and be In a positionr to
maintain by fore* the right* t of
our country, to the world, provided
our efforts’to arbitrate, fail, does
not and cannot mean that ws
In the remoteit
waging w ar against any other da
man who travels in a
rv . .
f
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ROLLS, MESH BAGS,]
BAGS. TRAVELING
MANICURE ROLLS,
nELTS
The Jewi
For a Better Stucco
Every element of
been taken o u to l1
Stucco. You can be i
your exterior walk wHU
solutcly uniform in i
no streaks— beautilul ill
ture. Oriental Stucco I
itecli readily to ioj <
tcctural period.
A sk us about
STUCQ
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OUR POLICY OF N A T IO N A L DEFENSE
COLUMBUS ENQUIRER-SUN
LEATHER GOODS,
BAGS. POCKET COOUf
Far Sale By
CHASE 4 CO.
, *
Reliable Building Supplies
The man who takes out A lifo insprance policy is not inviting death
by »o doing, but is merely prepar■l T4
ing himself against tho eventual -V Y ri V;.- ' > V ■
ity of his passing. He who builds
■
m m
a roof over his head to shelter him
nod hi* family from the sunshine
and the rain in not inviting either
but he is merely taking those pre
cautions which good sense and good
judgment dictate., .y
v
The nation that fortifies In’ such
fashion ns to be able to defend It
self against a n . enemy,Is not. in
viting that enemy to uhdertal#an,, Mj
Invasion of the country, bbt, on I f
FT S i * . ,. / V
» w i
s wSr l p
f. l
the contrary, it is tiddng precau*
'Jr1
tionsry measures*to prevent such
enemy from doing these things.
ion to
*
If, in 1914, Belgium! Franfce and
we.
Herald
England bad been as well prepared ! j.
to wage war aa Germany wsit*
there would not haVe been a grea t;
World War. But neither of the
It will not only be a daily *
three countries was Iti a state of
gift
preparedness even half so ■nearly
perfect as that of Germany; Ger
V ent that everyone apprec
many knew thia and at th e same
time, knew that America' was' not*
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as well prepared aa cither Belgium,
Franco or England. Indeed, Ger
many did not regard military
forces of America aa Worth con
sidering as an obstacle to the proa-
A subscri
gift
er as a
from you, but a
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THE SANFORD II
148
MRS. FRED a
East Side Parents And
Teachers Hold Meet
Thursday Afternoon
On Thursday afternoon tho P»rent-Teachcre Association of the
Fridiy
East Side Prlnjary School held its
ion Chapter, N. S. monthly meeting, and fa«pU« the
nect with Mrs. John Inclement weather there
Mrs. A. M. DeForest splendid attendance.
|t the home of Mrs. ' The meeting was presided over
oily Avenue.
by the chairman, Mrs. W. A. Lefke of the Women of ficr. The regular order of busi
Holy Cross Church ness was followed and it was voted
[ in the chapel, with to asatsi a needy family and pro
r Vaughan a* leader, vide a-basket for thsm on Christ
class of tne Gram- mas.
try school under the
Misti Emma Owens gave an un
]m Margaret MeRao usually interesting account of the
*ital at the South meeting of the Welfare DepStfe*
auditorium at 0 o’ ment of the Woman’s Club meet
ing Wednesday afternoon when
i Appleby will enter- the movie question'^vas discussed
ibers of the King’s and plans were made to have regtit of tho Methodist ular days for chi 1dren’s uwovie*. at
el School with a the South Side Primary School.
A welcoming committee was ap
ty at 8 o'clock nt iter
pointed. Those named on it were:
Street.
•
Mrs. J. (X Bennett and Mrs. T. G,
Gallani.
Saturday
At the conclusion of business an
Blory Hour at - the enjoyable program was rendered,
0:00 o'clock,
Including readings by Mrs. Mary
r Wakefield will en- Elisabeth Neely and vocal solos
tbers o f' the 1922-24 Fy Mrs. A. M, Phillips..
'Mother Goose" party
Announcement was also mads by
at her home at Gen- Miss Owen of tho Christmas pro
gram to be presented Tuesday
morning at 10 o’clock. All moth
ers, friends and patrons of the
Monday
ta Sorority dnnre at East Side school are invited to at
tend.
1 at 9 o'clock,
La to in the afternoon the host
iuJeville” at tin WotS. o’clock, under the esses, Mrs. Robert L. Glenn and
the Sallle , Harrison Mrs. W. B. nchry, served hot choc
olate and sandwiches.
l. D. A, R.
Social Department Is
To Give Its Christmas
Ball On December 28
Personals
Miss Emily Griffin, who is at
tending Florida State College for
Women at Tallahassee, will arrive
Members o f the Social Depart
here Saturday to spend the Christ ment of tho Woman’s Chib who
mas holidays, with her parents, Mr. expect'to have guests at the an
and Mrs. R. L. Griffin.,
* - nual, balf to fa given Tuesday eve
ning, fiee. 28, at the Hotel Forrest
Miss Anna’ Clark is expected Lake, .with Mrs. James G. Sharon
home Saturday from the Georgia and Mrs. Forrest Lake Taa hostess
State College far Women at MU- es, are requested, to notify th*-In
Iedgcville,
Gn., to spend the vitation chairmen. Mis* Katheryn
Christmas vacation with her par Wilkey and Mias Edith Teague, as
ents, Mr. and Mrs.. Walter Clark, soon as possible. The money-^d^
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these invitations must accompany
. Mrs. C. R. Puffin of Jackson the guests' names.
Attention is called to the Social
ville, who has been spending a
short time in Sanford as the guest Department by-laws:
‘‘ Each member is entitled to a
of Mrs. A. W. Smith at her home
on Magnolia Avenue, leaves Fri complimentary invitation for hus
band or escort. Alio, each mem
day afternoon for her hdme.
ber may have the privilege of in
Mrs. Charlei l^FWHfc^who har viting two guests by paying one
been Yb* guest of heit* son and wife dollar for each invitation. Tfa. In
Dr. and'Mrs. C- L. Park, has re vitations may be secured by sendturned to her home in' Macon, Ga ng in writing the nun*w of the
juesta, the remittance and the
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J. N, Holder of Atlanta, 'Ga. member's cards, to be enclosed
who has.been the •guest of 'hii with the invitations to the chair
niece Mrs. A. W, Epps at het man of the Invitation-committee.
tome in* Edge wood for the past \ny name deemed ineligible by the
few days, left Wednesday evening :ommlttee shall be referred to the
for Ms homo. ’ Mr. Holder is chair board.
"All invitations must be Issued
of tho State Highway commission
of Georgia and has been on a tout n the name of the Social Depart
ment
of Florida highways.
"Family to be interpreted as
meaning
ail members of a family
II. A. McElhunnc’n, who has beer
dependent upon one source."
spending a short time here with
his aUtcr, Mrs. A. W. Epps, left
Wednesday evening for his home
Darrow-Vam
In Atlanta, Ga..
Mr. and Mrs. John MacDonald ol
Eustis, former residents of San
ford, spent the day here Thursday
coming here especially to meet
‘.heir son, Jack Mac Donald, who is
returning home for the holdayr
from College Park, Ga., where he
'* a cadet at G. M. A.
Tuesday. '
‘|
Guild Christmas ball Miss Eleanor Herring
[all at 9 o'clock.
W ill Appear In D.A.R.
May and Mrs. W. H.
entertain at bridge Show Monday Night
st the home of Mrs.
What promises to bo one of the
Firtcenth Street, honlildred Hand. .. • most delightful events of the sea
Mrs. Charles E. Henry left Wed
jartment of the Wo- son will bo that of Monday eve nesday evening for Baltimore, Mdn
krill present a Christning when the Saliio Harrison where she went to undergo treat
[program at 3 o'clock
ment at John Hopkins Hospital.
I H. Smith as chairMrs. Ellen G. Sharon of Quincy
11 of Mrs. Virginia
«rrived here Thursday evening to
t classes and Mrs. W.
ipend tho holidays with her son
[pretslon classes at U
ind wife, Judge and Mrs, James G.
t South. Side primary
Sharon.
rium.
Mrs. A. R. Key and guest, Mr*.
Richard Twitchell
of Daytona
teacher Body
Beach, hire. George Rice, . Mrs.
Daiger, and Mrs. L. F.^MdOdllM
hSftfe Sclidol
motored to DcLand Thursday
sresting Meet
where they spent the afternoon.
Frederick Bell ia expected to ar
rive here Friday evening from
Staunton, Vn., where he is a stu
dent at Staunton Military Acad
emy, nnd will spend tho holidays
here with his'mother, Mrs. George
A, DeCottes.
Mrs..It, C. Keene, who has been
spending several weeks with her
daughter, Mrs. Charles Illll, at
Delray, returned to Sanford Wed
nesday' to ^pend the winter with
her daughter, Mrs. N. O, Garner.
Miss Emily
Bailey, returned
home Friday afternoon from Win
ston-Salem, N. C„ where she
is
attending Salem College and will
■pend the holidays here with her
parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. G. W. Bnlley,
Robert
Dodsoir motored to
Gainesville Friday where ho will -Joe Meisch, who is attending G.
spend a short time.
M. A. at College Park, Ga., re
turned home Thursday evening for
Mrs. Calvin Teagus left Monday the holidays.
fo r Antfcreon, B, C., where aho Will
spend' the .holiday* with Tier par
Mrs. S. R. Dighton and Mrs.
ents, Mr. nnd Mrs. Farmer.
Franks MncNelil motored to OrIndo Friday where they spent the
work t'hla organisation is doing. day.
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A mmi^ interesting program has ^S * .
Frank Chase, who is attending
beeen arranged for th«t date.
* Y0I TObD KffOUT sJOHH
fUlMKlMG- IM ALGEPI^— HOW
I t r ME TCLL ’ EM
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*tick out ^ much •* Queen Christmas Pageant Is Baptists To Make
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------- — ^ ---------- ------------- 1 ElUabcth’a ruff. With gray heir, To Be Presented By
Gifts To Orpl
(By The Associated Press)
grey tulle is used.
V "Caviare” • Color Now
— —
LocalChurchMembers
Parade o f Fashions]
'Two new colors ere being, feetured in Mayfair, end its neighbor,
thd Royal Borough o f Kensington,
Om is "cavalre” which Is exactly
its name suggests,
utd the other la “ catsis," n pur*
plish black currant shade.
--------Tortoiseahell Accessories
* Thc Q u«n of Spain appeared at
a party smoking Blender cigarettes
held In a -tortoiseshell holder. In a
few days the vogue w*a copied by
many English society women. In
fact, there is quite a rage for tortoiseshcll accessories for milady,
from the dressing table sets to
small ornaments for the clothing,
--------Sneaking Their Snuff
Snuff taking la again popular in
English society, although it has
not yet reached the open-andabove-board stage. "Persons of a
high nodal, standing are now our
most regular customers,’’ said the
manager of a West End snuff
manufacturing firm. "They are
sttU thy of performing in public
but very soon some strong-minded
person of note will flaunt his snuff
bdx in his club.”
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Darrow
announce the marriage of their
daughter
Evelyn I.ouisa
Julian A. Varn,
Thursday, Decomber Sixteenth,
Orlando, Florida.
. Corel Returns to Favor'V
Corel is returning to favor. Lest
year the smart English women
wore Jade—jade earrings, necklaces, cigarette hpkfers—This autttmn everything favors coral,
Long necklace* of small pieces o f
branch coral of the type grandmothers lover to wear are In all
tho leading shops, as well as coral
cameo brooches, plaques, coral
rings and coral bracelets,
......
• Gayer Furniture
Gayer furniture is being featured In the stately homes of Kenaington. - Color has. been introduced this fall in narrow or broad
bands of rich marquetry. In some
mosaic work more than a More of
colored woods are utdd. 'A tallboy
Seen in I-ondon Society
Tho Princess Beatrice at a wed
ding wearing deep violet with a
chinchilla collar and barrel muff
At a. reception, Lady Lanadowna
wearing pale gray with violet* in
her hat—In a theater audience,
Mrs. Godfrey Tearle, wife of the
actor, wearing a lovely ivory bro
cade cloak trimmed with whits
fox—Miss Myrtle Atherly, a bride,
wearing an old English gown of
white and sliver brocade, with very
wido sleeves trimmed with dlamente.
,
Elisabethan Frills
The Elisabethan Influence on
Phlllips-Exetcr nt Exeter, N. II.,
will return home Friday evening to modern English fashions is em
spend the Christmas holidays with phasised by Pierrot frills on tho
his parents, Mr. and Mrs, S. 0. new winter frocks. Short hair is
Chase.
,i believed responsible for the vogue
mojnj vfiiLfi
Jor neck ornamentation, It |jl (ftiemplifled by high collars finished Q<!
.
Mlsa Margaret Cowan returned
with bows or by collars made of a“ l" y on
" er
homo Saturday afternoon from strings nround the neck. The tulle ,fl® , •' regent
Washington, D. C., where she has bow has come in again on a gigan- tu„ collego.
been attending King-Smith School. tic scale. With light dresses a
*\Tt- .^Hler
black velvet band ia worn around °Pr*n&# Ranch, j
Miss Margaret Cox is expected tho neck and is finished off at the rlver in southern
to arrive here Saturday afternc-on aide-back by an immense bow o f , wHh Hampshire
from Boston, Mats,, where she ia a utullo- .Tbe.hlack.bM ll. . inpat fit!
last yearb
i n d e n t & . , (JW h «w ion ,G oU tg e/’ 1t#i closely around'thmsakiin<arder to^aarit ^f-ft)S <An;
■pend the holidays here with her give the bow ita full value and Hboep nuocitlon
mother, Mrs. T, J. Miller.
On Sunday evening the pageant,
"Adoration o f Kings and Shep
herds'* by Emily Cook, will be pre
sented at th e1 Congregational
Church under the direction of John
Bernard Root.
In the east are sixteen' angels
represented byi Mrs. Henry Dick
inson, M is*- Helen Witte, Mary
Alice Shipp, Jane LeRoy, Mary
Sapp,. Marion Fox, Alva Stafford,
Vera Jarell, Alice Hodgins, Dor
othy Torlay, Georgia Powell, Ame
Burhans, Beatrice Lowe, Bernice
Lowp, Martha Sapp, Mary Louise
Nickel.
The four shepherds will be rep-
Members o f the Baptist C
are urged to bring to B
school next Sunday motning
gifts fo r - the Christmas s ]
which wilj, b« sent to the I
Children’s Home at Arcadia
shipment o f gift* is to be
early next week.
young. The then "Prince of Wl
was nrnerg her admirer*.
J
was uurricU—temporjarly—to
French naval officer at 18* . 1
Was carried..off and k«pt pcUff
In a Russian palace by anot
worshipper. I-ater she left bro'
hearts in n trial through mi
countries. Then she become
staid wife and for years onl;
email group of
friends
n
known the’,
the unhappiness o if ; »
noble marrURO,
She Paints Priie-Fighter*^
NEW YORK — (/F) — Lull
Dwight, formerly oL San Francis?
- Ip . c.ttracling uttciUkn. !P:_.« «
Yrrl: with paintings of
fir.htcTS, end one huge canv
"Seconds Out” , depicting a neav
weight In his corner, is being a
dltcd with having »H
repose, that George Bellows*J
j e U h c r
priMfighters, “ c^iev
by
iy mere 'Vtheatrical sketch**
committee. The angel robca are Ighters In ncUlon,
being furnished by the members of
the Sunshine Class.,
In order to accouBnodato so
lnrge a cast it has bccj~hecessary
to greatly enlarge the stage, while
tho choir loft la barely able to ac
commodate the chorus.
woman to head any association of
livestock breeders. lied Guernsey
cowa also^ have won numerous
prixes in eastern and western cat
tle shows.
Liane De Pougf’a Divorce
PARIS— (/P)^Llano de Pougy,,
rnce
the. Idol of tho theatrical
world who thrilled millions with;
her romances, has come out cf,re -:
tireineM to got a divorce.
She la the Prlncesse Georges
Ghlka but she wants to bo Liana J
again. She left tho stage to be
princess 18 years ago but her hut-1
band fell in lovo with her best
friend and l*ft her.
- ]
LHmrJde >Ptmgy fired’ tho imag
ination of many when she was
SATURDAY: ■
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Continuous from 1 p.
11 p. m.
to
Peter 13. Kyne’a ;
“Breed cf The SeRM
W ith
Marcnret Llvlnpaicn
'
and
Ralph Inee
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CO&H2DY
“H V A P Ip "
i n .
Miss Martha Fitts arrives here
Saturday afternoon fropl Staun
ton, Va., where she Is a student at
Stuart Hall, and will spend tho
holidays hero with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. W. A, Fitts.
*
Monroe B. Hutton is expected to
arrive hero Saturday from Phila
delphia, Pa., where he was called
by the Illness of Mrs. Hutton.
The many friends o f Mrs. Hutton
will be interested to learn that she
la improving from her recent Ill
ness.
Miss Margaret Peters, who has
been attending Notre Dame at Bal
timore, Md., will arrive here Satur
day afternoon to spend the holi
days with her mother, Mrs. Alice
Peters.
Mrs. S. G. Messer and Orion
Farrell motored to Gainesville
Friday where they went to accompany Herbert Messer homo for tho
holiday.
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a
in high favor. There’s a marvelous away hei
now— both single or double-breasted ar
�THE SANFORD HEftALD,
easure
Bill Is Before
ben pace in the business com*
iHipn of the city! when, for ex.
ipler }he' lesson has been locally
irncd that .tlia purc&ftft* pf adrtislnjt space b y 1leaps and re*
feta _J* a false method which
im l I ay the purchaser; Hint
Ady, porsistent, message-bciring
WUsit'T, speeded up carefully.
tra7CPiiBly,v WREN BUSINESS
FAU,INC OFF, .la n genuine
thod and will return in profits
• more than its cost; that nino
ten aped#!'editions are tho
nk and special edition addiction
the part o f the ndvertijer is
form :of investment dissipation
it seldom fails to exact .its toll.
"These atA lessons ; learned so
p. nr;o in the larger fields of ad*
rtising that they have becomp
inciples; Sanford will learn them
me time, after .much money has
*n thrown away and many ooportuniticr for business growth
have been lost.
; "L est it be hy anyone Thought
that the, strictures I have lnid upon
a daily newspaper in my remarki
Ayieo from an unfrank motive, let
■‘m e say Wist not once but several
times ;I have been approached tb
take editorial charge o f that paper,
and each tin»e thavc declined thn
Thirty Years Ifi Newspaper Work
Mr. Say ford *s thirty years nctiv:ifck>a in,the newspaper and maga
zine fields have included desk and
special connections with r-uch news
papers as the Phiiadclphin Public
'Ledger, th e ; WUahington Post, the
At)gcl&i Times, Chicago nnd
San Fntncisio papers, nnd other
metropolitan journals.
" He bar- been a staff correspond
ent o f both thh Associated Press
and tho International News Servlc« in Washington and there cov.gred some, o f the celebrated senate
inventigntions.v
While serving with tho Associat
ed Press in Han Francisco he re
ported the thpn famous briberyg ra ft 'trials Which lasted five
months and originated anti put
into practice the idea of hftvimr
ft telegraph key installed in the
court room and daily whispering
the running story of the trials to
the operator, thus "beating the
eppoiltion ncTf« services b y prece
dence in wire transmission. innmetinpl of fast t c nor ting was later
' edvertjsers— 50 columns — in one
r , MrJSayford'n magazine writings
have atjp'-sred In , The Saturday
-Evening Post, Scribner'*, nnd In
ternational it (now Cosmopolitan),
■yftnd by the latter magazine ije has
been font on long-distance intorview missions commanding unusu
a l* ty h
: Mr^ SayfordV present residence
In Sanford is his second ncauatntancp with the city, His first was
In T8^5 when ha stopped here on
his vqiy into the Everglades ns n
field fcecrotflry of the Smithsonian
Tnsti Iplion. n scientific expedition
»ent out jointly by thnt govern
ment ngrpey and the University
Of Pennsylvania. Not then o f ago,
ho wfts tho youngest field sourtary ever to represent the Smitlisonian.
J f _ | JJ
Mr.: Sayford docs not pinn *o
lcav«j Sanford at present.
—This city was alruggllng to
crlng blanket 61 snow cast over
it by gne o f the most violent bllszardatnat has visited western New
York- in recent years. The storm,
described as « freak in that it was'
provoked . by a sUothwost wind,
left in, it* wake one dead and n
property damage that will run into
mlny thousands o f dollars. •The dead, man U Fred Oilier, 07;
W)u>. succumbed to .exhaustion and
expoitire after figh tin g. hU way
through drifts.
The blixzard passed away with
the same suddenness- with which
It began. An Hour before it
started, ithe'stars' were out and
- WASHINGTON,
— A companion measure to 8er*rttor McNnry's new farm relief bill
\iiir. introduced At the House end o f
the capitol M a y by Represent*:
tive Fulmer,-a South Dakota Dam*
oernt.
Coincident with introduction of
Corner of Commercial
Five Large U nrestricted P;
Boys t<? P ut Your Pu
Friendly >Sloro No. 2 nt 502 Sanford Ave., will bi
opened Saturday. Dec. 18, by C. W. Knapp, formei
manager of the Friendly Stores Inc. All low price*
quoted by the Friendly Stores in the past were ob
tained by Mr. Knapp, The same low prices will con
,t(nue to bring the crowds to this attractive store.
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Seminole County Fair
Exhibit Will Include
NarpissusBulbs
Thr fieminote County Chamber
o f Commerce has perfected ar
rangements with Ed. Stowe, Semi
nole county bulb expert, to plant
nnd cultivate a special selection
o f yellow and paper white nar
cissus bulbs for display in the Sem- !
inole county exhibit nt the Sub >
Tropical Fair to be held in O r -!
Iundo Feb. 12-10.
The narcissus has
played a
prominent part in the attractive
ap|>earnnce o f the Seminole ex- i
hiblt at formrr fairs and ii is expected thnt their l>enuty and
fragrance will add much to the
display at the 1027 Sub-Tropical ■
Exposition.
s
Approximately 1,000 bulbs are ;
being planted nnd owing to the j
ability of Mr. Stowe in the rnir- j
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Campbell's Beans
*1
Tomatoes, No. 2
10j
Potatoes, 10 lbs.
35c
Coffee
••
'17c
Butter Pine Creamery
18c
Sugar, 10 lbs.
69c
FRESH M EATS
F riettd ly S to r e
N um ber 2
502 Sanford Avenue
Shortening
Brisket Stew
Veal Stew
Pot Roast
Hamburger
Pound ......
Pork Shoulder
White Bacon
Veal Roast
Pound ...........
Dried Apples, per
box
Pork Loin
Fresh Pork Ham
New York Rolled
Ribs
Pound ....... ...........
Heinz Rice
ji,
>f ftiK
Flakes
per box
Round Steak
Shoulder Lamb
Link'Sausage
Pound
Ye*Only*Onc
N o ;2
Standard
Smoke Sausage
Skinned Ham
Pound ...............
No* ^
i f e ....
JV
Ij-2 ’ = x . '
Banquet
19 ojl...........
S to k e ly
No. 2 1-2
Best
Creamery
Pound
infinitive, In certain uees, ia
nly c*rrea, but U elrtuaily
arjr, Gfcftnro Oliver Curmr,
ser of Germanic philology
rthweeteoi Unlverel^rj.^datoday. • Prof. Curmr, is pre: a grammar of the Eaglirn
s ^
c r " ' " d
iftintain that to moke known
.honghti," he -laid, "yequirev
Fresh
nsA««»ll
Potatoes
Ten
Pound
Peaches,
No. 2 1-2
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Can, Nature Made
and Ibex
vuacteitions
' Dclmontie
N « . 2 l :2t. . .
Pounds
Chuck Roast
Pure Lard
Pound .....
Sirloin Steak
Pork Chops
Veal Chops
Pound
C »“ se No Controversy
NEW YORK, Dec. 17— (/T*)-The
visit nf Edwin Wide, Swedish dlslance runnjng champion will cause
no controversy in Amateur Ath
l e t i c Union ranks deaplte the
Ixaly's Imn <m foreign
nthletes,
f jFrwl W. Ruhien, secretary of tho
ordaniintion said today.
Ifh* ense o f Wide, visiting the
leaching methods and paying his
own nxpcnaca, is entifcly different
from ifoiv.ign 'mppodromlng'* ath
lete;!, Ruhien said, nnd haft not yet
bw en officially considered b y the
.
SELF
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Beans,
3 cans for
�THE SANFORD
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1920
Ur Mary .
g -j _ CaHftirnlsi.
bin cream, bskwi
milk, coffee.
^ ttlng of salmon
w hearts o f let-'
, dressing, Parker I
(data rnarahmol-l
a.
Broiled hnmbnrg
[potatoes, creamfd
live with bacon
jjrf strawberries,
cake, whole wh#at
fK.
, ,
sst .i* axpocted dun, the "ring of
;«,1 In the lunchnske an excellent
the housekeeper
spend more time:
itese, but she-does
als a littla out of;
J daintily served.'
. hesitate to «N0ft1
might from tho
6
5,
7
7
r>
Bartow •V
Eustla
Ft. Mycr»
Ft.. Pierre
Gainesville
Jacksonville
Key West
Chicago
23 -•
Denver
40 '
D tj Moines - 28
Galveston
50
Kansas City 30
Memphis
30 -•.*
New Orleans 60
New York
24
Oklahoma Cy, 38
Raleigh
,
S t ‘Louis
• 28 ' J
Salt Lake
32
Shreveport
41
Washington
30 ,
and Son, growets, packers and
shippers for many years, has pur
chased a grove west of Roily Hill,
hnd ha? remodeled the old packing
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DEI.AND—Stetson University’s
football eleven will not have tha
University vt Florida <m its 1927
TUustill
schedule.
A conference during
(he recent f>. I. C. meeting at Jack*
i »a i u m a IJEAC1I— Thjs sec* j mnvillc, between Conch McQuillan
Mon has added another citrus pack- Ppf Stetson, and Coach Behring,_ o l
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SUNSHINE EVER Y D A Y !!!
the Gators, doveloixd tho fact that hided that the local park could 1*
the only open data th#t Gators placed In shape,
have is that Just preceding the!
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annual Washington and Lee tilt,!
S BtlANDENTON The speed of
and that Stetson la considered too:
strung to drop in thoro. A'game the destroyer Sinclair, pit tho
between the two in 1928, however Unltad States Navy, and tho
is likely, it waa stated.
prompt orders o f Commander H.
_
J. Abbott, probably saved.tho life
PLANT CITY—The Columbus, of D. K. Collins, 21f, a Manatee
American Asaoelation, team will countian serving Untie Sam. Coltrain here next March, the local int developed a cose o f acute ip .
chamber of commerce was advised wsndlcjtb while at sea, and nearly
by the cluh management. Neguti- succumbed while the destroyer
ntions have been under way, and raced fdr the naval hospital at
the club agreed to come here, pro-
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Try it on vour liens and Bee the difference. S u n sh in e Scratch Feed ami
Sunshine Egg Muuh surelv puts PROFIT IN POULTRY.
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Phone 539
Myrtle Avc. & 4th St
115 Magnolia Ave,
bread crumb*, 1-2
)*lf teaspoon salt,!
>per, 1-8 teaspoon
[ tablespoon •lemon;
kites).
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[and bones from ,
be through a ced- j
bad crumbs, which |
the noft part o fi
‘salt, pepper, mace,!
[enough hot water !
| Mix thoroughly
[whiles of eggu(f and dry. Turn!
[red ring mold and
[minutes. .Remove
[fill center -with
GROCERIES
MEATS
PRODUCE
, • -av irSt
CHAIN STORE PRICES
t/**.
k grated plncAppl* I
Ip sugar, -1 table\tablespoons Dour,
" t ggs. baked pie
|)|>le, sugar and t a
julter and flojjr ■
st mixture. Cool;, u
ly until thick and S
ilks of egjfa well W
one minute. Re- *;
and fold in white* a
,ntil etiff and dry J
f-baked pie wheel a
hndernte over for £
jay be needed
if
is not well sweet-
[With Vegetables
half pounds beef
pna, 2 ainul] potnIcon, 2 cupw diced
Lmed tomatoes, 2
pr, 1-2 teaspoon
In pep|>er.
,
md remove any
pur over bulling
(land ten minute*.
t with Dour. Plate
tr or put in a ca»hn slices over top,
in « hot over fo*'
Ininns pooled, po
et) nnd tomatoes. 1
Jt and jiopper and i
t'ouk about an |
til potatoes
and
jed with vegetables
*ravy in the pan
jht1 bacon does not
Iking, remove cover
putm or put unde;
is broiler,
jilert Salad
bn» trranulnted irelkoiil water, 1 tup
P. 12 cup, vinegar,
Wgar, !-2 teaspoon
I diced boiled beet*,
r funr rmall beets
until tender'
fteserve 1 cup
»bi«h fleets w e r e
'* from beets and,
. Soften, gelatine
' len minute*. Add
‘ted to the boiling .
«r arid sugar. Add
xl until beginning ‘
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OF
BLANKETS,
■ Nenntc
l] Coffee
PILLOWS, BEDS A N D MATTRESSES,
SA LV A G E
SPECIALS
EAST COAST
FROM
THE
HURRICANE, IN GOOD
a focnanuls.
a Fresh
SHAPE, YOU C A N ’T GO WRONG ON
THESE A T JUST HALF THE PRICE.
Grocery Specials for Saturday
Fancy Head Rice
10 pounds..........
Water ground Meal
10 pounds.................
Grits*
10 pounds...................
Irisji Potatoes
!
10 pounds...._____ _____
Sweet Potatoes -*
10 pounds...
j .......................
Compound Lard
Per Pound
White Bacon, Clear
Per Pound ...........
Smoked B acon ....
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Per P o u n d ...................... .... ...
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That Question Is Asked
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Spanish Onions
4 lbs
Nbt vvftH d vi'thv of
youiW f } f e , ^ u t a n idea* of
serving: you better.. In these days o f hurry and scurry
of serve-your-self policies, a touch o f‘politehes$k a real
evidence o f ka desire to serve and a desire to please, is
beginning- once again to be demanded by the public.
May we not offer you our complete service in assistingyou solve your food problem?
1 lb............
Our market is stocked with the best
meats we,can buy. Let us fill your weekend needs,
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FLOUR— FLO U k
Quality - Service
All thin week A, 4: P. Btores have
been offering big valuee— ^
vatafS
characteristic of our policy for huJIInjf.only the higheat quality foods
low coat to the housewife.
TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE
LAST DAY O F THESE WONDERFUL SPECIALS—BUY TO
DAY.
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24 lb. Self Rising
Guanintecd grade
12 pounds Self Rising
Guaranteed G ra d e .....
6 pounds Self Rising
Guaranteed G rade.......
Magnolia at Second
Phone 277
A & P EVAPORATED MILK
Campbeirs
Pork and Bpans. can
KetabtcB ftnd turn
[*d in cold water.
firm nnd thorough'
ife on a bed of let
lB°t ar band, finely
K* can be su b til.,
pwent, use French ?
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No. 2 1.-2 Can
;
r“Vcanning
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reirfdeer
R conducted by the!
Spit railroad. The!
*. which ia said to
tain* the original
RN OVERS*
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Pineapple sliced
DANISH I’ASTRI
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MACROONS
COFFEE ,
onaPcas
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to. 2 Cart, 2 Cans fo
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Hue Rose Rice
I lbs. for
..........
BUTTER CREAM,LAYER CAKE
i^-v german
1V E
W H E A T
le Sugar
B R E A D
Tangerinea! Tangerines
30c per peck
I® »nd 1'inio
gaaiity for
* p lh .b a g iS 2
Yam
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fwWiktr bag $2
f«r'
L** lb. hags .||
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■New Irish
Potatoes, 4 Uis
A BIG
bple Pie
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unes, California
3-Twice Daily also Sim days from 4i30 t^ 0 :3 0
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New Ring Star W as Born Next To Tex Rickard
W
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koyhh bok i
A M TTPn
crinis fn industry.'’
New State Brine* G<^xl Rendu voiced hi* f,
the land of e
Contrary to the calamRy-shedt*11 -V *
>nR Of his opponontB, the Premier
—-----said, the new ayatem of n state
d From Page One)
without election* wax already proleast as fa r 'a s daring beneficial results,
Mid-Winter Tournament That
tries were concerned,
“ An acute analysis of theTtalta,Y more harm than Ian political system,Mhe continued,
Opens January 17 Will In
render a face lighted “ shows that, outside of the elecaugurate Complete Season
hilarity.
topi) Bystem, a process o f political
Of Winter Sport Activities
Press Censorship
Hn(j administration selection of ■ion, in tn onto
re,
ho
*aid,
pointing
competent men, which might be missed for Utl
MIAMI, Fla., Doc. .17.—(fP)—
f his hugo desk where called non-official, is .opersting. petitionof thep,
Miami’s regularly scheduled win
mass o f newspaper I Henceforth, technicians will take
ter golf program will open on Jan.
I call thnt corner o f the ^places o f so-called pure poli- just communtitk* M
17, with tho Midwinter Tourna
poison deposit. It ia n ;ticians.
Western tHifonjB
ment, n wpek after the opening of
dch
my
press
officer
“
Tho
ayndical
movement
has
ai
pany
by the
organized L ast Coast play with
ry day o f all the crit- ' ready taken tangible-stope beside Company be n a n 3
the annual tournament of the Win
4 <1
in Zrtrt "•'WttW* VBIllWllIVO
inles Hill
and insults which the parliamentary state. To a « r - ‘ The petition e l d
ter Golf League of
intod «l
against me and tain extent the corporatod state—
‘Interests,
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Printod
St. Augurtlnc, Jan. Hi. Fascism in certain 1
pany, among olWtf
ertain foreign papers. which in-the social field is the suOnly two championship events
“ Now, many, o f th.
iy ° f those articles are .pn.me intuiton of the Fascist rtv- that the .termini} ( J
nre scheduled for dcctalon. here Hcnt/r o m Romu and
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olutote—iskalrettdy surpassing and' lowing the W(*ttn|
this season
They Arc to be tho thcn ,g the lerrjblo
excelling the parliamentary state, facilities in the UdJ
j championship Of Miami and the which B0 much js
“ At any rate, - the Italians Jacksonville vhkkH
Dixie championship.
ien?”
haven’t any sympathy for univer the former corpcnd
j The Dixie championship play will
« j muat rccognUe
sal suffrage, because they have that the Rsilrtej (J
cIom- the set progrnm of winter continued
ironical!)
cognizance of t h i3
known by bitter experience that it
•gulfing on Miami's courses on when it Is a questior
der the terabulfl
is not a system best adapted to re
M .nh 11, « week earlier than the to ,liBcr<.dit Fascism
the Postal Catsya
veal values and that it is impossi
of scheduled events at Or-jmiijrtg give proof p\
with its compttitct
ble to constitute n real directive
mnnd Reach, St. Augustine and j power which could w
A hearing au b
class on the bass of such a system.
Palm Beach, scones of the other write a movie sccnat
ville on September
“ This is dcmoAstratcd by the
jirinci|inl links contests of the
“ They have not as
fact that Italy has never had an
Ni-w hate a no
Mori da winter progrnm.
it would be the heigh
| The rx-t schedule was compiled and 1 ridiculousnesselection in which more than 40 per Pot Holden. Kib
sivo and pnrtibfi
early in the autumn. -Club o ff!- poscly invent the n
cent of tho electors participated.
‘ rials and members o f civicngcncy, Jifo, one after the oi
It wnB at this point that Musso rtu mbernnetf. 11
|f|»irts committees agree that in-[
Nation Has No Ti
lini stopped speaking of the prob- STUDIO, fOOUnia
TT A l l I T j U
2 F T T\T IT O
Tiousand People Brave Incle
ment Weather To Witness
Ju dders Carry O ff Honors;
Only One Long Shot Wins
On a trick deep in mud, the
madders for the first time cams
faHrard to' carry o ff the honors.
Thurtdsy afternoon at Semlnola
race track at Longwood.
, Cokinth, one o f the worst post
herstts at the track, left with the
rest ;at‘“breaV and Betting a fast
part was going away at the wire,
to take, the feature fifth atonic
fu rion p*
Despite tho sloppy going,' Poly
carp took tho opener In tho fast,
time of 1;7 2-6 to win by . six
lengths from Bsrberry. Tho far
ther: Polycarp ran the bettor she
seemed to.Uke
it and was wgoing
W * * % * M i ) *— * —
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away at tha end.
in the second race the only long
shot o f the day carte into win.
LtihP Ward,taking a commanding
teed at the break had enough left
W leta n d o ff IJsdy Abbott, who,
aftef a'1slow atort, came fast and
took; the place irom Spontaneous,
iUt’a.Go, favorite.in the fourth,
came home first a length in front
o f Lake Erie. Affectionate Mary
tervening periods between date.q; Here the ducc nbr
jBIwwed the winner until heeding
art on the cnrly program will i « his joking manner. ,
in to' the stretch and then tiring
taken up with less formal events ly from his bucked seat, ho took
sho gave way to U k o Eric.
to round out n full season of com- several steps, then swung toward
Another unexpected winner cnnic
pctitivi- [day hert^ for this section the interviewer and said in staentin ^the
In
‘the -aixth,
~a!xth, when Agnes Call
of the flute.
to tones:
parted the judges h neck ahead
The program for the winter
fu resume its proper place afo f Jjrownle Sroilo to get tho deciinoiitlis, as it stands now, includes {(,r centuries -of slavery, and to
aion, Agnes Call, acting bad at
..uly four mnjor event--:
; remedy the pitiful poverty of its
the barriW, broke fast and taking
Jan,
17
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Midwinter
tournnre5T ccr'have
a long lead on the back stretch
rn<rt
no time to Icbc*. I tell you, and
wag tiring fast at tho finish.
" '7 h . 14 to lfl.— Chahipionship of '" nkc U lcnown
‘ hp who!o w°rid,
Brownie Smllo disposer) of John
, that not oven the last man among
S, »Mosby In tho rtretch^for the
l ‘ Feb, 21 to 24.— Women’s tour- tt}e” ^,000,000 Italians has a ainplace.
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nument,
gi* minute to low ,
Tri the isst, Qufnhnm following
March
14
to
lB
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ix
ie
cham1
D° > °" M icvc wo cnn *toV' our
Crystal Ford until the far turn,
pionship.
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■ma,rch
every step t o bend to
passed him and had enough left
. Iilf'lt IIn t hnen mlunenliln a.■ ita or
to Stand o ff Irish Pat at the finish,
is n manager who is still
Klixon was a hot Up all over tho
SDt INCHES ’ OF DVMAMlTfe
mannging.
-trddk, but failed to live up to it,
ja ft beating Molinero for the short
It probably was.just as well thnt
emf df the parse." '
BY’ JOE WILLIAMS
gamblers, soldiers of fortune and
In n previous fight Wallace]Mr. Kockne inn not present to seo
NEW YORK, Dee. 14.—Tex plain, unvarnished, nomadic bums. dropped Babe Herman, one o f the Notre Dame piny-Tnrnegle Tech ’
X: About a thousand people enme
’ out to see the races despite a Rickard, tho promoter, sal in his
Rickard and his firtt wife lived top-nolchepi of tiu* game, with the
. • He wouldn't- hnve recognized i
steady rain in'the'morning.
office in Madison Square Garden in a little house not less than n same punch and in the same way, tho boys anyway.
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Second Race— $700 Claim
II Y O & Up—b 1-2 Fur.
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Kosyiuacko ...
LbU Shank ..
Happy Hobo
, I f d y Abbott
Round Robin
Glimmering .
the other morning digesting the boot's throw from what parsed as
sport pages of the metropolitan the heart of Dnusqn's tomnieriini
dailies.
and speculative center,
Willi a long, black cigar screwed
Next door lived the Wallaces, a
into hia teeth uml bin cyrs sen it- ; father, a mother and a baby. The
nlng tho endless rnlutiimt of type father was of Spanish descent,
with a quid, fixed interest, the Tio mother a Scotch-English girl,
promoter read an account of whnt The baby a hint-eyed boy.
the-boys rail u fistic upset that had , The Wallaces didn't linger in
occurred thi* night before out in , Dawson long. They moved to
Cleveland.
Portland, Ore., when the baby IlilAn unknown 133-poundcr by the ly was about a year old. Later
name of Billy Wallace lind knocked they shifted to San Frnndsco. It
out Louis "K id" Kaplan, former wan In the coast city that Wallace
featherweight champion of the was first lured hy the charms of
world, in five rounds,
the esthetic sport of nose spreading
"Funny how these kids you nev- '«m l ear ruffling,
cr heard o f come along every once , He worked in a gymnasium. The
in u while nnd knock off the stars," ' tjy ch er in this gymnasium wns
drawled Rickard, not without a d^unkie Burns, a retired prefosslight trace of annoyance, because su nnl. Burns was good enough in
he hud been figuring on sending his day to battlo against ihe chatnKnplnn against Sammy Mandell, plons. Ad Wolgnst nml Burns, for
the lightweight champion, in an in- instance, had n couple of hard
door battle during the winter.
|fights. Burns taught Wallace tho
Wallace oughtn’t to bo an un groundwork o f the game, and
known to Rickard of nil persons, showed him Itaw to hit;
for it so happens that Wallace was
Wallace today is n standout coh-
not once, but four times. Had ho
— ----been more extwrienred ho would
It seems that Mr. Rockne was
have knocked th Portuguese boy busy in Chicago at the moment doout
Wallace
learns
ipiickly. ing some writing for his- syndi
cating a similar situation ngnlnat Icate, . . . A football coach's first'
Kaplun, he made sure of his knock 'responsibility is always to his portout, completely flattening his foa-iublo,
man.
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I'atsv Haley refereed th»- KapOver in Pittsburgh they have re ]
l«n fight, ilnlcy is one of the best phrased it to read, "The Four
referees in America today.' I know Horse Laughs from Notre Dame."
o f none better. Haley was lm--------- pressed by Wallace's finishing
It might be a good idea if a coniijows. “ It’s a trick to keep » grensionai
investigation
were
cagey fighter on the floor,” says launched to find out why McGruw, |
Haley. “ Kaplan is all of that. Yet Mack a n d '(w h o’s thnt other man
Wallace bounced him bark to the ngor that is still on the jo b ?)
canvas each time he got up. and haven't quit, too.
finally kept him there."
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U allure la in line for n chainThere were a lot o f remarkable
pionship bout with Mandell. He things about the football season
Blue White Diamond Rij
1.78 carat set in platinum. Beautiful design
atone. Special price
Platinum Diamond
Dinner Rings
Beautiful settings
$175.00 to $350.00
Regular $16.75 values. Special at;
$ 10.00
W rist Watches * J
ELGINS, HOFFUERS, and BULNja
------SPECIALLY PRICED -j
Silverware
Large Stock of Sterling and ^
Aunt Laura
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f . Third Race— $700 a*lm
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Single Stone PUtiai
1.60 Carat. Peri*
gim ran teed. Kepi!!
— 6 Fur,
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Three D'a ----- -------- ----------Pigeon Wing II
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. Seventh Race—$800 Claim
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“The Smjford Herald"
First Mato
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Post time 2:15 o’clock.
•Apprentice alloVancc.
Results A t ’
Seminole Park
First Race—Polycarp (Bonham)
12.40, 4.00; Affectionate Mnry
(Pnscunia) 3.40.
Also ran—Jsi Alai, Sealing Wnx,
Bloom, Col. Thatcher and Ragman.
Fifth Race—Corinth (Arcady)
4.20, 6.00, 5.20; Cup O’ Tea (Ilcnly)
J.60, 2.80; False Face (Berry)
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developm ent
JooMUionu
Knute Rockne didn’t* go to
Pittsburgh with hi» team and It
It's hard to "boat the old Army Wna beaten. This proves that tho
game, but the Navy showed* It- race-Ja: not always to tho swift
Sixth Race—Agnes Call (Cheat
und that love in a hut Is better
could at least be tied.
ham) 10.00, 4.00, 2£0; Brownie
than deception in a mansion.
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Smilo (Paacuma) 3.40, 2.80; John .
S. Mosby (Zoellcr) 2.40.
j Nick Altrock is no longer, the
Also ran — Alito Allen, Martln- greatest chrioslty in baseball. ;
gnle, Turnberry and Winnipeg, **
Seventh Race— Qulnham (Smith) The greatest curiosity in baseball'
7,80, 2.40, 2.E0; Iriijh Pat (Benham) 4.00, '2.60; Klaxon (Paaeu-
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Also ran — Crystal Ford, Etar*
bright ar.il Molinero.
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Puicjr Oranges and Grapefruit, packed In Holiday
Bends, ready for shipping. A nice g ift for your friends.
All aizCB, quarters, halves nnd whole, boxes, mixed If
desired.
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mon) 2.20.
' Second Race—tdri
.Alad. ran—IrnpacL
Y V C IO
Aleo ran — Sweep Net, Warfare
and Isosedes.
4.20, 2.60, 2.20; Barberry, (McCrann) 3,00, 2.20; Koactuscko (Si
taneCTu % * S ,e>.) y |
a
Throo. Princeton and Harvard de
cided not to play again. ’ Through
carelessness or something thla was
listed under the head o f football
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A cloat
mccoon c
P ^ t iw ll;
id wo.uid
lason
for animated
'wu sugregted for
Alee
Fireplace and
and Stove,wood
sin
. any quiuitity
Also fireplace
in
Deliveries Any tvhere '
Highway:
r e
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se v e n *Kj
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�Pm w
h such a limited shopping time before Holiday
Advertisers and the Herald co-operate in pn
this Christmas Shopping Number, giving Hu
9
ot Sanford a condensed picture and story of
Merchandise.
Wise shoppers will first shop among the ads in the Her
ald.
Wise advertisers have presented Christinas chop
pers with an array of Merchandise for the Christmas
Season never before equalled— Today’s Herald gives
you a truthful,
descriptive Shopping
Guide
another
will appear Wednesday.
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�more than th« .predi
Is West In
IN FLORIDA
The Associated Press)
rER HAVEN. — Florida's
life as a '.‘public uaniturl*
T all types o f nervous or
t, disease shouhl be nppreT5r. T. P. Hailey, noted
igrlst and professor o f ©th
at Rollins. College, told the
body of the local high
i an address. Ur. Hailey, foronnected with the UnivorCalifomia and University
go, declared that over 3,000
o f flower nre found in the
WASHINGTON’ , Dec. IB.— (^P)
—Carrying Vitlr tide cheer with
their twinkling lights, about ten
million Christmas trees will find
thnr way into American homes
this year The Christmas tree
hill will he about SB,01)0,000 for
the growing uf the tree* is now an
industry.
••(’ut your Christmas trees propetty for conservation is wise,"
„nys the American Tree Associa
tion
‘ This when done properly
mean* thinning which the forest
fin'd*. I'ruprrty gathered for the
murket these trees do not repre
sent a drain upon <>ur forest‘ re*
;f5T.
PETERSBURG. — Honda
'hfcfcwiU bring the county aproximatcly $U3»,400 on a $1,fS.OQO Issue for the prosecution
f a wad-building program, were
>hl here by the board of county
Boroiii ioni-ts for 97.50.
vpi ity of California, who soys:
•ticca uso of th? win luge and an
.etuggei nted notion of the influetiri i f Christmas tree cutting on
th future supplies uf limber ft/r
the umu n sojnu well tnU-ntionod
hut misguided Individuals havo.rin
i, etii years urged that the ending
of Christmas treos he prohibited
hy law <>r at hast frowned upon
by
looking citizens.
The success of the movement for
jiriitectioii depends largely
i n the development of a very widec| ■(■»>! ii(>|ii>-ciiition of the forestin
th,. munis of the American j»oople
Then- i probably nu better way of
instilling a love for trees in the
heflits of the rising generatltitl
thiin the use of the little everer,., '' i the central figure <■{ the
t'.lii i*t riu.s Festival."
I,o, Angeies public library
AND. U "publicity
would really bo surreiisfiil.
[rig their namesr before
n r reader*, they must ex.
mu' i?eculiar freak o f lin»m the waters o f Florida,
the opinion of J. Willis Mcii'iocal resident, who found
identified spiednicn of wa
xen. IThe otfmpapora horhe catch and Mr. McC»rmail became congested.
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PLANT CITY. —One of She i uri-
Lick nf tile times, received to te,
g copy o f h newspaper, printed
ypaht .ago, at Vicksburg. The
ktr
issued during the siege
Ih e ’ Unlon forces In the flivll
r. hfld was printed on the hack
tome Wall paper, print paper not
ng obtainable nt that lime
—*- - ITUART.— The local city jail
U been Condemned hy the state I
lard of health, anil un edict hint j IT.NSAt ttl.A IV ,.
« n that, unless something i* ' lire heudquai (cr me to meet the department’s ro- ) of un uppiu -lit , ri ic,
ltfl, it will be closed. Tho i led to t h<> ,|,m!,ir ii t 1 i
lud elicV
n Wan made by W. Conk, *'tir jack cr*,
i officer of the board. The city thieve*. llliicrimtit |
111 either ratify the proposed bond and ot born .,f chi, • - j
r
■ now jail, or keep the I up. II -*hoollt>g, It *1 lei
Isonern in the county jail, tin- find ,-t tier “licit <* <u;t
Movie Sidelights
rrp urteit
|v
oevt pnng to ttie family potato
-tl-ti by about HOII,mill bushels a,
i imlmir to n inv.cy .isuelu, Vci try
the chauibei o| cooiuiei,,
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estimated
at
IXIH
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|)o ;jpl i'.i* hcr-o i-1.i ri■1J Wl'llll, |i
radius id to nnb ot I ort ,M\e>
y
lights «r]
Vilntn Hanky hm> mnetcreJ' th»* avalanches end mapping chasms in to
littht for_I
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nre develop
was able to imake her first pet- often ntnkra such hard play
vention.
lional appearance IIn un American Imu Grig, and evim painful. '
film theater thin month.
math.
t
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Two hu'nUi-<?d extras drew their
When Miss Hanky cun*© to Anter
from snliir.es ut the Metlo-Gohltvynicn nbout two yi
mid Mayer lot for eating ice cream
Hudnpeat she kn
fifty snndacb and drinking tee cream ro -1
French
but on
words o f English
* ibis. They were part o f n dance'
t jhall .•ecnei The net ion culled fur
Polu Negri, a purchaser of rare a well putron'rod »ndn fnunbiln, so
first cdltlone, is on the citnlnpie one wn* installed With real
lvnTu
mailing Hat of nenrly ©very noted " rrk.rs” to operate It. .More
bibliographer of the world. ,
j f fty gallon! o f iee cream nr.d hun- ’ . *■'1^ M a
zniior m
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dreds of sodas were consumed.
rnitcF nut srith t!
"A mot ion picture {* good when donn ( rr.wfr rd Und Owen Moore1
hut changed hh r
the spectator derivog from it n made away with more than a dozen sojourn on the L
satisfaction similar to seeing an eacha hrutirho in “i
expert bridjrc player make a clone : A son of Juhn Kent, tho English bight.'.'
bid." The smile is that o f Erich inventor o f the electric lire light.
Pommer, European producer, now works in the light o f *thnt very in.
Happen
at Hollywood.
v
vcntimH He is Crnufdrd Kent, highlieclpd
ilipf*,,
"One gets used to being the character actor in “ The Missing >ng* bought in nit
Char
Paid Out on Liah
Claims Alone!
u"
A n d we t e n 11Id neve r g i w ii
"l thut coverage
:i verdict Jigtnnst
BY HAYING YOUR CHRISTMA
CLEANING DONE NOW!
Ui*'ll he i n I lie juh until t l u ' c l d c k strike ■ t welvt* (A t r i '! ni;r !
ly assist ns tu g i v e mir r e g u l a r |>n«ni|d ■i ' rvive
hv
having
( ' l e a n i n g and P r e s c m g iltme nuw.
i-’o r I lie Hulidav.*,
Chi i s t m a s Heasun
cun v ince.
ti. jt, ilt'Pe III ,|
S lS S ttfM E E .- -Plain are under
ty to give Klanimmee a fine base
|| and football (uirk. Property
i South Dixie Highway Will* IK
ired, and public-spirited dtt? i ..>■ ,'fiy in jiiiI Iv re
* rttflying tod he cuu*e with %ur
1to iitilcome id t'll- i
t clonations.
from the eleeti i,
Itic .pace uf In,,
,1
MILTON.- Contract fur the |>r>,
been apprised „ f th, deutli ut ti
Micd neW 60-rootn hotel, to be
in* no.'li. I
mother and father
w c t l ,»t Fioridule Wn» expected
died Iw<> week* m:
.tnd left I we
1be let tihortly. The hotel n,li i..
be.,i ! In ok or mi: l i
, th latent .Spain* h design. I'bu < #l*o being cnrneii out for a
iwer plant and mito.i building- m
Inridalo.
• — f a a JT l t l |
.ii.-m.iigs by leading film arv.lJ!coal
I,ists uih /i from then work in
E
ipector said.
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creating scenes of the life of
ASSOCIATED PRESS
Hihlicul picture
Claire MacDowell
Is a busy { ’hri-i l»r the
"Th. King of Kings," compose
aunt and mother
Xh<
played
Claire Windsor’s ami
"A Lit- I ttle 1 , •*>
tIf- Journey." ha* been tasted as
Joan Crawford’s aunt
in "Tho
Tie \v of the movie camera,
1'iixi Iinnrer." and .vu* Norman.*knee t expose imitation jewelry,
Sherer s iiunl ui "A Slave of Fash- h .i - .ii t "-[ foxed by the film re
ton.” She an- Itmnon Novnrro’s 1mum h laboratories. Science digmother m Hen-llurr” and John cover,-. that paste gems, if subjeCtGilbert * mother tn "The Hig Pnr- ed for a tune to radium'* rays,
tide."
: w11111.i at |ihotograph leinpnruri•IV11ill*- stone*. A <her'k of
however, showed i lie rad
c-srir. for pmrtirul ri|]pli
i the ,1 K-iivery vioalil cost
'OW.—r llc n n
Nance, nelorgril with deliiierately
a housv for the insurance, Typically
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collegiate is Yuri Knwakanil, student at Swarthmore Col
tnd over to the January I .ege, anti ns popular a co-ed as ever flapped across the mmpu* Yuri
despite her occidental nppeafancc and mtuiners. o n .liipnncM*. tlr
dliughtei of a note! Nipjiniies*- journalist and author v\l:o t,. vv i
in Wuahtngion. l i t .
payment an dope.its "fro/, ti"
when the bunk reopened la*t tall
will be pnlil on Dec I., by the
Polk Country T in d conipariy. it
was iimiounced by llie manage
incut. The hank paid a 10 |>er
Cent dividend (let Ik and is con
toinplatlng ft per cent dividend!, m
February and March i,,neral ic
proverm nt n bcismc - . •mfit (.-r,
made tile div idcnd* |i"eit - I -1. I
i stated
'» rej
freshl y c le ane d c l o t h e s ,
h n g h te r and g a y er a n d
s p o t l es s
and lih
s a v e y o u nuuie
Connelly & Son
10H M agnolia
110 EAST SECOND
Small Truck Farm
S U I t ’t '
1S 7 S
^ O R L A N D O , — Hut I I ••hm*
Qfbndo, WOK elected prenli
.Centra) "Florida Council
<»ne nf Florida's Loading Dept. Stores
gone
SfoUta of America, and J (
tin icout executive for 1P27
Annual Btssion uf the scout
h it with tho local Kivmiui-
M«na Club#.
IvjUsM , f
— —- ’ LAKELAND A lit
pel
cent
FORT M •! I It
Florida t* gri]
^4
»*■■ tt may
E lectrical
.Christmas
W %
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Means
A Happy Useful Christmas
ELECTRICAL GILTS FOR A L L TIJF FAMILY
rrRic g r i l l s
OLATORS
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spent in many years for there are more opportune
ties of giving your friends and relatives the kind o f
« (.'hristmaa morning lhey used to have.
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things and greater variety and, bcstT-of all, a range'
that will make it us easy for the modest purse n« for
WAFFLJ'
FLECTKIF T( >NGS
lt is going to be the hnppiest Christmns yon ha^q'
those to whom money is no consideration.
TOASTERS
IIEATEivS
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fumplej.e holiday season this
store has ever presented and urge you to lake tho
earliest nfoment lo let tm hell) YOU in vmir
A Htoro full of gifts await ydu. Gift* of merit for '
everyone.
Gifts designed us much for Christmas as
they are for permanent satisfaction.*
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FOR Y O U R CHRISTM AS DINNER
After tho greetings of the season have been exchnngcd anu tne
package opened the family sits down to perhaps one of the it\
portant dinners of the year.
Everyone anxiouidy awaits eulmnO k
Molher-offer*.
.
ih c dessert niust hftve the Borne zest ofi the first course. • ^
Croam. Wc aretprepared to make ice cream in several appropria
mas moulds.
You can order them from yoitf egulor dealer or t
from ub.
But hy ail means place your order early.
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;* Planned
At Meet
Of
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W lL ilO R E , Ky ., Dec. 17.— (fP)~
Organised warfare ..gainst foes of
tho Blhle, literally construed, was
planned at session* here todav hv
.ieral Tells Secre
JUte Increase In
Means Boost
u ’s Florida U w
confound the enemies of the Bible. orsocintion * great agency for
p P r t 'do not expect « very Urge good ”
"To atamp out modemlitic ten
number of delegate*,** the Hev. L
dencies,’’ ia tho chief purpow ol
U Pickett, third vice president of the Fundamental Aaaocintion" ac
tho. orgnnixatiiai, *ald. “ We aim cording to Mr. Pickett, who was
to begin a cinnll way, not to be candidate for vice president of the
prohibition party for several elec
tions. Mr.* Pickett also said that
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dist Episcopal ChurrVSouth, (,f
Wilmore, the national headquarters
of the association.
- The convention plans to extend
the scope of the organisation
throughout the nation and by
meant of organization achieve the
fund
then
tend,
o f tl
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prohibiting teaching of the
Denary theory tfn oilucatfoi
stitutions supported by
funds. “ Wo do. not ex pec
this soon," he said.
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The convention will «
thre» dsya.
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Fin-, Dec. 17.
j 4hy Fucking vomo, by increasing its
from tlb,000,000. to
Ia.it pay into the
orida 25 cents per
Atloynty General
advised 1L Clay
clary uf state,
wrote the attorihu packing coni*
ucd that, under the
aurV opinions, in'cernuld not be requirjilionul charter fees,
the Florida LogixSuch additional
the company set
a tax on interstate
.
*
cited, .the attorney
rerc concerned with
uf a franchise tax,
|r fees, imposed inmit to do business
United Kfintcs Su
.nidi'll, has, in nu
helii dial states may
jiiditions 'upon perurslion to do buiiilitnits ns it inny
Of course, the
fill added, any for3u nm> engage in
aerve without a pertig under state laws,
ite oommerco may
Hugh Dickson was dying of diph
theria at An) more, Ok In. His doc
tors Bald only some revived inter
est ' in life would save him.
So
Miar Mona ltuth Webb, his sweet
heart, got n minister and appeared
outside the window of the sick
room. The minister married the
two, vfa the open window—and
Diekson promptly liegan to
re
cover.
Modish Coats Smart Frocks
PICKING NAMES
FOR AIRPLANES
WAS HARD TASK
35.00 $59.00 $25.00 $59.00.1
f 175.00
$89.00
^he Cudahy W cking
[led lo do business
•attorney genern! O fficia l W ashington Spends
'charter fees were
M any Sleepless N ights B e
of capital stock,
fore Final Choice Is Made
so charter fee war
jt more than <250
WASHINGTON, Dec 17
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nendment, however' Names have n hit of iigTiificnnci'
J2 Oh e ach SI ,000 for one reason or nm-ther even
Ml cents on osrh names fot airship?
up to (12.000.000
TaJ,j‘ the fines of the quintette
er thousand in ex
f Army amphibian-. a-signed to
, will, the incur mnki' tin* "good relations flight"
to file lyithenti to I^atin America. T h e y an- rhriit
txoir charter or ar ened the "New York," "St Ixiuih “
[.ration, uml pat 'San Francisco,'' " S n n Antonio"
foes required of and "Detroit," in recognition of
Ins formed under whut these five, cities are doing in
jtatn. The Cudnhy communis] aviation. Hut behind
pornted under the
the selection of those names stands
picture of official Washington
rolling its head* on -teepiejss pil
lows for many nights before thu
selection was made
Nameo of international or n:itlona] iieroes of Latin America
first were given consideration. But
since each country has a different
acknowledged hero, it would l*e
j <;rtffith Invites difficult to select five without o f
l in e s O f Every fending the countries not repre
[ iime To Chicago sented.
Famous early discoverer- nl?n!
Wen
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M o l l - e l • ’t H r
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' • I ’ l l ’ than 1
vets, g e o r g e tte s , tw ills and iersey in all
i he b a u tifu l r.lunle i o f th e sea son . F rock s
fo r the a fte rn o o n , street and e v e n in g a f
fa irs that will m ake th is h o lid a y season
stand out.
D ain ty
u n d e rth in g s
w ith
a
F ron eh i air about them that \vd.
nuihb esp e cia lly d esira b le g ift s
S tu r d y silk s in plum p a tte rn s and
o th e r s w ith lovely h a n d som e laves
hem st itch ed
'2 and IS in ch es.
'A 1 ‘ in 11 a . t■11v*i 1 1
pure
Table Cloths
linttri
S om e (lain
is Matteira napkins.
$ 3.50 to .53'10.00
Teddies
A
sty le fo r e v ery v is ito r here. i:i sa tin s, v e l
Napkins
1u. ;>« e ’i l loti o l j >iit 111 v\}n t* till p u n
linen, anti c o l o r e d b o r d e r e d sets.
F fiisttirlhg ipnrta-
for. <,| hofora
I |!
! I I,g
regional
oil *- ions.
11
ships of ('oluiriInis were suggest
■d, but idmo hist"i i“ tis show there
scholastic ^re‘ "other matter
1*" uniform’ rogf fron ted , among
"f importance,
fttc originally was
purpose of estah1 eligibility rules,"
i'th. “ hut the quoi-
ou r priees that will su it m ost e v e ry o n e .
LINENS!
Luncheon Sets
II
were three in the discoverer’s fleet,
fame
u " p l a y i n g and five names were needed.
Names of riiers were advanced
tin. o f a con feren ce
of
Itutive* fr o m
each Again objections, on account
■I
r h i e a g o next confusion that might arise in the
Jr J'.hn L G riffitli, transmission of dispatches, should,
"."iii'i o f th e Big for example, the. "I'ainna'' crash
into the "I -ii I'lnta "
i n.-rsity
presi
N,,r wa“ 1hr
tion ,,f
It inn), athletic di |,h" 1,,,lv
.... .
“ f H',
pil'..II touches have
f,,r ,h«
nPP<‘“ r‘1'J
md. Major Griffith |l"
Pt'''!4' ,)l^ tntcnialmmil re
The first emblem
Ireduting the gath- percusMons
submitted
bail
at the upper right
,nuld he "more far
pqjnuiccs than any. etlge the Amc.rican Eagle, lieuring
an olive branch. But to certain
rt»ng
previou sly
officials there were things that
a-.
might be misinterpreted. The eagly
pthall schedules for wnn too large. Ife was placed
■<) here a week ago, higher than tho South American
presented, to tJiP continent. What was more, flying
a lettor from towards and possibly some -one
^verslty heads, usk- might think the old bird wa» grin
i insulted in fu- ning, or even worse, smirking.
gridiron ngree- „ So, the apparent trite yet prm rn 1m , and the con- ticnl names of five. American cities
l"nth was 'hrranget^ were adopted for the ships, and
D" I'M xies flip de- their emblem became a conven
111 and public that tional one showing a xvinged circle
tfn rigid to derided enclosing the North and Smith
effirially,
American continents.
ing the newest latest s ty le s and s-IL n g ai
LINENS!
■ I’Ve \
U esterp c o n fe r
' !"'dulc
system
■" >hnll cuhtintie
In cluding som e m a rv e lo u s m o d e !-, - h o n
I he must co in p k 'li' Hi?|cctioji m S an tu ril!
ScUluttt u i!l v is ito r s to o u r stu n imvo tIn■
p riv ile g e id s e lo ctiu g th eir cunts from
a m on g M iih an a rra y o f sty lish m odels
B loused and ta p e d h ack s, belted and tin
h e lp ’d m o d e ls — all o f the season 's sty le
fe a tu re s in ru n ts o f n ov elty tw eed, kasha
fn h rirs, velou r and su ed e-lik e m aterials,
mine trim m ed lavishly w ith Io\. squ irrel,
hi uv i r and fitc h .
I0WN IN
:n m e e t
PARLEY
1
themost desirable o f
and
$3.50 to $7.00
Linen table d am ask
m
floral
l>atter„;
h) ■->,
w ide.
A dan d y g ift.
- 1
||l( M(,s
1 $2.25 to $3.50
Exquisite! Lingerie
“The Gift
p,
t.i.vt,
Gowns
Bcautnul materials of crept?, satins
nml georgettes fashioned^ into
gown* lliat mo beautiful beyond
belief, hovely luces und ribbons
are combined' to mnJc£- these
“ n ig h tie s " d r e a lfia ^ n o v c lliid ifs .
$ 3 .5 0
$ 8 .7 5
$ 1 2 .5 0
$ 5 $ 1 2 .5 0
*y ' r* »
Just the kind that every woman
Jongs for! Shadow proof. Some
plain uml others showing dainty
hand-mode locca.
,
$ 7 .5 0 to $ 1 5 .0 0
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U«,
s’8 TO MEET
,17— W - A s
musical revue with a collegiate at
a mosphere.
I« « horseshoe plteh[•.Saturday between
W««nt champions,
or the present littaJackson, o f Iowa, of West Virginia rant, which won
f c jbU*! ‘ holding first place In tho first national
•Charlotte and bur theater tournament, ia directing
the.production for; which Mr. Byrd
is publicity manager.
B«ichsu*e today Charley Pi
|G Ifl ELIGIBLE
rY, Doe. 17 —W r
Rosenberg, barttam-
Hrau, attacking to box /
J « * k r , charged fe a th .M i
Jfc&iSftt
In n Christmas
HB1CH8TAG
'd l'T (T > - Bedl am
t Monday. Theban
by the state com-
Under arm styles hnd pouches, Beau
tifully silk lined. Made of pin seal,
itKjrocco and steer hide. A truly uccoptable gift.
’ Van Raalte. Kayser and IrCni
mukc.
Service weight and shi
fon in every new seasonable\d
Several styles in chamlcraelto and chn- j
mois. Embroidered cuffs, and the new- y
est bended cuffs. Several Shades of tan - vi
and gray.
- — - a . I. '-»fV ca
S
•
;n>**'Ajr^**§£s
horgetting to copy entirely the
mnn'H style of pajamas, silks and
Inccs hnvo been combined to make
these the moat beautiful yet seen
Ten should become
la
$25
�aaaaaa
f?* x t
9
^!«#£*
*V •
Uflex
aces
aces
Yow Can
rices
Tudor
Sedan
*r-;~
F o rd o r Sedan
Tour in s Car
F o rd R oa d ster
SNpiw •,
$485
H. Detroit)
Car Prices:
Ton Truck
F ord son Tractor $ 4 9 5
Detroit)
Trawick
t.
: B » vJ B * ; ^ r n d o n \
W . B, McDonald
J. F. Hodges
W . J. Hopkins
H. C. Douglas
fH -
i . trV JL
Evans
�■Jp*5?fwa
FRIDAY, til
B
Found For Narcotic1
Addiction, Is Claim'
-
l LLJ
tax Of Buffalo To
17, 1920
'
BeeUoa Of Photo*
'And News ClipSome Big Museum
Henry Perrine, Famous Old
Botanist, Brought Handful
Of Seeds. From Yucatan,
Planted Them In Floridn
N. Y., Dec. 17.— (iP)
tail oi assassination
McKinley and tho In| President Theodore
(Moulded through u
newspaper clippings,
records and notes
i in a big, leatherbook id the stately
Ansley Wilcox,
i plans to turn the
some day to n mus
ical society in ordeb
itory of almost every
rldent o f those exmay be preserved,
have been fiaintnlrt
>y Mr. Wilcox, who
t of the events" d«-
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TALLAHASSEE. Kla., Dec. 17.
— 0P)— Florida's so-called wild Umo
belt is not wild at nil, but is the
offspring o f a handful o f lime
seeds, brought lo the state from
Yucatan, in 1827j by Dr, Henry
Pcrrine, noted pioneer and botan
ist, who lost his life in the Indian
mnsaucre at Indian Key, Aug. 7,
NEW YOKE. Dec. 17.— UP)— A
new treatment for narcotic addlitiort successful in u seVtn months'
trial in the Municipal Correctional
Hospital is described today in the
New York Medical Journal and
Brush
and
Comb
Sets
Razor
For'
Record.
Namman. discovered by A. S.
Horvitz, a Hungarian immigrant
bio-chemist, is suid to eliminate tho
llVual craving for Hnuw rliirlne-
HOSE
DOLLS-DOLLS
SLIPPERS A R E
GOOD GIFTS
1840.
e~* This
» »•-was
noelt’s Message
is have seen the ohl
is seldom brought
U bidding place in
sre Roosevelt,-as Mr.
it. was inaugurated
| where he held his
the
-■ statement o f Mrs.
From a man to a woman
or from a woman to u
woman. Hose is a real
sensible Christmas pres
ent, one that will lie
much appreciated.
i well caro for," Mrs. Palmer says,
|“ In thin God endowed stato that
his
grandchildren’s
generation
would think them wild."
j From the seven plants of tho
Agave Sinalana, introduced by Dr.
j Perrlne from Yucatan in 1834, or
possibly as curly us 1827, the
writer continue.*, three; on the
grant, and four at ( ’ape Floridn,
sprung the thousands now growing
“ wild” as far north as Jupiter,
The Arnhian coffee, now growing
I "wild" In the Florida wood® u/n«
nerting.
most valuable docurollection consists of
of ordinary, yellow
h President Roosevelt
draft of his first
a-* president on Sopand jagged hand it
[real and terrible bel befallen our, people,
of the United States
rn down (here sevor7itten-^then scrntfltne committed- not onr chief executive^ but
1 law abiding and
, l.'rtt of our itu-
Dig, lovely nnby Dolls,
just waiting for some
young Mother to claim
them
this
Christmas.
Our stock and prices are
entirely in keeping with
the times. See us before
you Imy.
Hrownmg,
portion of
The Gift Irresistable— Lingeree!
T E L L IE S
N IT E -G O W N S
BLO O M ERS
SU PS
Our
an ....... i> teidm
to
him, but
tin- .iii.) 1• -h-.unl >ti,. ,.,.,1 ,»(„(«•
di al, i " h a .umm.iia
Hi
a , 'iv
e lm
o n -Hut
'.’ l,
is t o
PAJAM AS
N E G L IG E E S
Stock Offers A Wide Variety
Th<- (lift E v p iin it e is I.in g o r io — to a w om an th e r e is
to t a - in g le th in g Unit will hr h a lf ns m uch a p p re ci.tU il n.s l .in g c n c .
Urn* vuti w ill fim l that too, i t ’s in fx p rii.s iv c, even th ou g h the (piu lity is o f sh eer, lovely
m i ti-rliils. i nm|iiti ing w ithout flaw w ith th e h ig h e s t
Iu u'etl g a rm e n ts. She will like ou r L in gerie.
.I. f. t■.. , .. |i.i ration suit brought
I .
Asks $500,000 Of
‘Daddy’ Browning
■ o n * *if
lhr*A-»*
G.IVW I
4» , IwoOMi\cJt
. u ; { ba.rimui i*f the
Bat thul
b Mr Wilcox for his mittcc of *h. I’ u
rwhuli bus been given position, i- tn tin
In III aturic nI Society Roosevelt Mi-mni
hi by John Scatcherd, in New York city
nTpmon\
Extra
MOTOR
I1-iivcrfill vntvr In b#ad rtmi* r
*HI pump f**r i ffi.Trnt IiiL i i
i’4 l toll
1'll IrVfl liulhlilnl
1 hlllly flllt'lilM'd Ulllea *»1 I
<in*H**t ai in «
l h11nt mM »•! Mis#!•« rt*i •n
VIr i I r a n
Hut air *l«iVr op t nt Inin 1
mtakw
* A.i 1v ■■ art )u M mm I nt litp •»T
I' u««b •npli
l ii I ’ v rf\1*1.)Aril dry -plate ill*.1
.hiiHi
i Till power plant ronalru*’ *
t Ion
fn b a
■•l r*»nn
ail #'
*1r
I’" a t . - ,
" o '1'
i
tailed
igtiw u y
Fi l l tn-,i rl Ilk
hi
t n ili
CHEYROLETJ
f •» i:«*
Alit |>I»- i ' •uit ilea r .in* •
*-4*#»> i«» 4i|M*r.il»»
new
"I
O courts tliiit let women
get ,iw,.v with blink nun I," he add
oil
The, give tlie \v..meil what
rw i
-tie
wujiti.
Some! Illng
, ought t i tie d*-ne to protect a rn«n
| ; iT1'in i1dibi Ilf-* from ntta. k» like
the
riginul Un
lit e of Krl
Hi' wniiig I- paying $ !0(l a week
as joined the iltmonv and ik.&Otl muiisel fee*
trudged . h l i d in the ■cpnrullult suit nf I'l-miii-*
Hein I |i*kP|«|hl- nirj link •> *
♦hanl^m poalilt*
Enijr Iurif#* Ni w
the
fold iet v
«n' *• ,i1
I '# p.i M
11 ft* t-» n i . .
^HTil I ill|)(|i ■I ' ' •'*
ii|
um ■i»r 1fik* * ' , •1
11 III r) I>.i tkr
\ ♦III It h'Nl •pf 4M« * Lifl'T^
wliinii
u di f *•it uii'ti fin 1 f» •H
! i»-IC.*11i■”4 gaatilln* I.idL L
COOLING
■ entrlfugsl water pump
Hnrrteop lioneyo.itnli rndlulor
Vun-ruallng airplane metal .
la-llatur shell
'
v " typo long service fan
t.ell
e l e c t r ic a l e q u ip m e n t
mlerwrller*' approval, gives
low eat fire Insurnnre rules
I mm rlbulor Ignition
Iteray siarltng motor
* Itemy genernior
THESE QUALITY FEATURES WITH THOSE
OF ANY OTHER CAR!
i
’• <|..rll||e I,littery *
1'iurn typo legut headlamp*
■ M'.ollnmp <!lrnm»rs
•' i hi king lights
K inxtoi motor driven Jiorn
1 Horn liulton In center o f
»t* .rin g Wheel
r j I
h
J
TRANSMISSION
- t speed sliding gear trans
mission
v
* Haslly operated clutch »«ul
. tirake pedala •
■ l-'oot accelerator "nhd a cce l
erator foot real
UNIVERSXL JOINT
1 Aii.mat*V Universal jo in t—
yokes double heat-.reatcU
Alemlte lubrication
REAR AXLE
> t'omplete
differential
and
driving gears mounted a» In*
t-ural part or propeller shaft
and' housing
»• improved Urgc-surfnre ap llal bevel ring jf e t f und-pOiton
1 «i*
Inrcr S ow
Usparium
bexrlnga* In rear axle
■ <me-ptee« pressed steel hanjotype ionising
Hear ax|r shafts spline-fitted
t" differentlnl gears, giv ing
Kn-ai strength
* Hem .vuble plate fo r easy In-
•Pep,„„
u-tnrh brake drum*
w Ultra heavy two-inch brake
.
bands easily adlueJtabU
I*. I‘nsltlvev brake linkage
5*. Individual brake
.
■
5). Automaile brake e«iualtser
«». Efficient emeraenev brake
.*• ‘"‘fur rl|
lurable Teleiif
1
mM
The Bargain Store'
�h A N T O Itfi. f '( ;
H IM 7. 1920
OR'
M ainAisIe
Gift Booths
i
zi'
A. <w
Gordon And
This has nothing' to do with the book that was written by A n
ita Loos regarding the preference of "gentlemen for a cer
tain type of the fair sex” but it has a great deal with the.gifts
that men prefer.
[cCallum Hose
[ When selecting Christ
man stockings, you ore
sure to want quality.
That is what you will
find in. the pure silk
hose we are offering for
Friday and Saturday at
this low price. You will
enjoy choosing from the
new shades of lustrous
silk for aunt Jane und
sister .Sue, or for the in
timate friend you just
did not know what to
The richest kind of silks, moires, failles— wonder
ful colors und patterns, with new linings— and hand
tailored. They are shown in n wide range that is
priced from $1 to $7.50.
W hat Shall . I Give
If you want to eliminate that question,
Him,’’.consult this list then visit the Men’s Fashion Corner
where you will find everything that a man could desire in the
way of gifts.
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B r a a a w w t i ' r i w i i
n
%
* &
£ &
3| j
M
- j i R
n S
M
= * .
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a
i b
W
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Picking the lounging robe for him " ill bo (3j
—silks from France, Italy, spuin- -tforgeoui
(luiel ro b ^ amt sedate robes. 1he. prices
from $15 to $100.
H
If
J a i f i
T r r a
J
^
f f l f e r -A
T
' «LTV
Silk Ties
« ~
95c
Another group of those
fine silk ties for men.
Men need have no un' easiness about t h e i r
I Christmas ties if they
are Selected from this
group. Here are ties for
’ every type, selected by
men who know lies ami
what men like. The (m»p ular • stripes, brocades
and fancy jacqunrds
The coldts are the new
Oflt, in moire, crepe, faille
and other hon-crushable
fabrics.
W ool m u fflers and silk sca rfs are tin- thing to set
o f f the topcoat on cool nights. F or g ifts they can
not be beat. Then there arc the new han dkerch ief
sca rfs
P rices from $5 to $2.ri.
Shirt styles h ave turned it c o m e '''- somtra
and he'll like the light, b rig h t <m .- tiist we are £
tarin g. W ith rollars *to mat. it, collar attached;
neckbitmi sty le. S2.B0 to $12.
W riting Paper
In Fancy G ift Box
There is always the
small gift that you have
nlmost forgotten . This
* box of note paper and
correspondence cards of
fpur different colors, will
so nicely fill thnt need,
and make some one hap
py. Then, too, you wnl
find other cholco gifts in
stationery o n ‘ the booth
fo r convenient selection.
AH moderately priced for
! Christmas giving.
Pajamas also make gifts that are indeed exceptional
und here is a real display for that purpose. They
are displayed in plain colors and nobby patterns.
Priced from $2.60 to $5.
Now if you want your-gift to him to "fit right
giyo himui pair of gloves. That-will turn the
For motoring or dress wear. They arc priced
$3.50 to $5.
‘
Inevitable Gift
|Ur}L>i )
K'
¥. 60c
ww. that y ou are
jo give and to get
*f» for Christmas J
-wo— that is why
do such careful
ms when buying
-fo .y o u or your
™ not be djsapi whem fluch lovely
m
SMt o e t h .
i t m a a stocking,
bolored jmdgrWte
Ith hand embroid-
‘a man gp
,G o lf H
If Knicker
•BO to $16.
The proper hat to wear with :
a tuxedo, is the new derby— ■
and it; is exactly corzject.
This .same hat, pictured
here is being shown by the
stores
Something else that is new
■
j
shirt.
. for ChfistW
j)]ftids and- s w
lisle, aflk»
�m i d A ■f r i d a V,
■-... ... ij
i'■iM k -%^Presbyterians
'»J*fS!E
, , T c^hificf Four_____
Counties
LikeHts Humblest Subject, EmbracedByNewly| t~
‘
m v . J 2 P ^ W w t m t ir ^ T Organized
■ i Medicos
■•
BY MILTON BRONNER
LONDON^ Dbe; 17.— Liko thc|
MM
hvrr.blest Briton in the island,'
^owiog'ls Now Consi- King George o f Great Britain, Ire
JAn Exact Science In land, the Dominions beyond tho
Sections O f Country seas and Emperor o f Indian will on
letnistry Alda Crops Christmas Day tuck his fw t be
neath hia own mahogany, sur
k'lLLE, FI*., Dec. 17.— rounded simply by his dear ouco,
student body o f tho and will proceed to lay away’ “ turf. department uf tho Unh kpy nml —
Forced by his petition to lead a
Florid* has Increased
llfii'for’ most of tho year, the king
700 pupils from 1018 to mere or less formal and nrticiclnl
B. ilntlnck, citrus re- has always made of 'Christmas
jjlow, stated In an article what most people do—a time of
•* local now»popcr.
privacy and family rqpnion. Thin)
, the department had 84 yerfr It will be more so than usual.fund in 1920 thd number For ho has helected to siiontl.
bded tu 750.
Chrittmas at S&ndringlmm.
the wort^of tHefiimpil
tM appoUitwl for this
“ ’
------Fla., bpe.
ym elm ssions
b jJ h <
"to u tin g
ps*
ffeliim
ta
of
*K*I
iropo
Coa3t Guard Boat*wain's Mate' IT.
end that evangelistic services conference urge* upon i
I*. Parry, Ringie*h*nded nnd. unthe cbhiJderAtkSj
i
nrinH, laxt night , captured four
the croup pUnf.of eva
allegtui rum runner*,/! small sk iff,
the end that men and 1
a speed boat and 25 races o f liquor
be trained and used to
,vf
nrar Cocoanut Grove. The men unification o f home mission nctlvi- churches and people in carrying to Christ."
MIAMI.
gav,- their names os ft. Sawyer,
•’.7. A. SaWyex. uCj.Sani Sawyer, 27,
ami Frank Alberson, 28.
1’nrry sighted the two boats mlvaluing near the boy shore, nnd
lay in wait. Before, the em it
benched, he jumped nhoard and
engaged In a scuffle, all finnlly
falling into the water. He.threatre. J. the men with a "ham " o f
"luur and effected their capture.
I‘nrry sevr/al Sleeks ago made
n "imilar seizure, ulonei nnd with*
'•'it weapon*, when ho rnptim*d
f" i' men and a boat wkji liquor
M iird, neat- Coral Gable*,.
prufesnor of chemistry
waa Edwin Rawii»htrersity
. D. Gottingen; M.
Sandriagham Modern
j
Now Sandringham is not n pal
ace in'any eense o f tlio word us an !
|nl, and LL. D. Florida most of tlie king's official resi
came to the university dences. It is in the country of i
_nd continued ns head e f Netfolk, where you get the contbin. ’
tment until 1917, leaving ation of sea brcescs and pino air.
insjH'ctor o f .experiment Also, if there la any snow going.!
for the United States Dc- Sandringham « e ts it.
For tin-,
}nf Agriculture.1 Ho was king it's a relief from tho rain,
ent phyBlcau for'Ute ttnl- fog anti murk of London.
1
nl chomist o f tlie experiAnd Sandringham, for Great I
lion.
Britian, is very modem. l£ was
[Llewellyn McGhee, PII. completed in 1871, having been!
Hopkins succeeded Hr. btlllfe for hi» father ,King Edward
the other prcfcssnr.t VII, when he was Prince of Wales ; |
vvero Townea Randolph lie find it built to still the tastes of,
I). Chicago, who con- himself and his wife, afterwards
[hrfltl o f tho depnrtmcnf Queen Alexandra, mid all his life it
Thcmlore Stclh. Ph. I). xvo3 Ids favorite residence. After
assistant'; Walter ilcr- his death, Queen Alexandra Rponl
rr, I). Sc. Princoton, who in*'it of Iter long widowhood there
him; Fred
Ilarvoy And there she, too, died some
fit. D. Yale, and Vostu« months ago.
i f
irkson, Ph. 1). Chicago,
They’ll Ail He There
|the staff. Robert CabSandringham itself is not half t,s
Jwin, M. C. Texas, sue- nltowy as the country residence of i
many rich British business men.
It’s a tlrree-stury, red brick build- tlmt
W the litudiord, not only
Ing in the Ellrabethun style, sur *of ninny small fanners nnd vilrounded by a park of 200 acres.,' lagers, but even of a public house
Much of the property in the neigh '
ll -III, oil
Imrtwd belong.*, to the king, * I in* vein n iil find Sandi Higlmyn
faking out of the skin,
itching eciiinln, ca n 'tie1
'the scene of the greatest
royal
fercom o’ by applying n 1ceeileii Harold fj. Oddy, Ph
gnf|i'-rmg -m ditcadeThe only
tho-Sulphus, declares n[ Toronto, at* another iiatUuuit.
iih-i-ntee will He the king’-* uncle
John
specialist. Bccausi of j last year. Burton
“
. . . .Henry Otte
tinDuke of * p i .lugnl. v* ho k ii sstroyinjf properties, this was added us cuiafor.
One of the outstanding investi every winter to the Freni h llivi
eparntlun begins at once
irritated sk*n anil heal gations now being conducted by ern to get iiwny from the rigors
Isuch ns rash, pimples the university's chemistry depart of the British winter
ment is the best method uf presor
orm.
The king will he surrounded by
fails to remove tthe’ ving ornnge juice Other problems
all
his -oils, i'he Inst to arrive will
id disfigurement, and before the department of vital in
have to Wait fur relief terest to the state from nn dnius- In- I’ rin •, .jeorge, the youngest
>nrrnB*ment. Improve- trial standpoint nr- changes m who hns Iown away in < hilirse w;;tkly shows. Sufferers hydrogen ion
concentffttion of ters on r ival service for n ymr.
trouble should obtain n orange juice on storage; ester gum I rin e-t Vary, Lady l.asccller, w ll
of Rbwles Me^ithd-Kul- varnishes, a chemical study - f Le th-. i • with hr” .-xna, go well ma
any good druggQt.
I Everglades muck, ami the prepnr- the Duke and Duchess nf Y -i ,
r.nd tlu-ir liahy
Hie king’s sirt-i
Adv. ation of phenyl-nitro-metnne.
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lur Clears
in Right Up
1 7 .-W V -
Ohio State To Meet
Tigers I n 3 Sports
j
' <>UJ>liJtte,r Q.; '»«*. ' IT .ld fl’ /
i ildo* Stut*, will tneot Prjmvitdn
in baseball as well na it* fnotbal*
I an I basketball. The hn-cimjl game
with the Tiger will lie played May
; 2b at i’t incetou.
I' A in football, the Buckeyes
■tut. H u rv e nl’« place ort Prince
n >i
li.iM'1'till *♦*’ tied tile.
The tw.
.I. . i t , tin et N«*v. S, nest full at
I'tnuctnii in vyhtll Will lie
Olin
Stall s fits! eiwiilinter with mu
i of ltie Big Three.
\
I
The T i c r r r and But Iteves i !u: h
in Columbus December 211, in has
I ki ltiaU.
ti.-.m railroad engine No. 103
tlbs marked the close hero today t<
ties marked the close hero of
trinns.
* Over 400 men nml women of the
clergy and lulety o f the Presbyterinn Church intended thc'confercnco
which wus called for tho purpo3e
of creating a “ synodical conscious,
heas in home missions nnd to reer-.nmmid to the Florida synod the
sotting up of an unified homo mis
sions organisation." The confer
ence opened yesterdny with Dr
Charles Hadden Nnbcrs, pastor of
tho First Prcrtbytcriun Church u
Pensacola, chairman ot the confer- j
once, presiding, nnd Dr. It. H. McCaalin ranking the loading nddreis
on "The Challenge."
Tho resolution adopted declares
that the vferk of the' organization
shall be confined to the specific!
rynodicnl Rbiigatlons in home missions such n* the promotion of Pal
mer College, the work among the
“tudents nt tho State College* f,/r
Women nml tho Latlq-Americnns. T
, f the St. Johns Presbytery. It nl-j J
mi includes work among th.^ no- [ j
t rocs amt the Seminole Indians.
>
The resolutions follow a:
*J»
"That the synod ami Prcsby- A
'cries consider a revision of th esy-! J
nvJieal schornt* of organization in’ ^
the direction of unifying our homo
■nistion activities under thq su|>crvision'of synod's committee of
home missions.
"This work shall compromise
those activities recognized ft« diatinct synodical obligations. For
example: The ljitin-American peo
ple of St. Johns Prwshytery: '.he
-* ppnrt and development o f Pal
mer t’c-ilego and tho work among
th*- students of the State College
fur Women in Tnllnhnssce ef FSor
Ida I’tcabytory; and studont work
m the University of Florida In
Suwnneo Prv.vbytery: and other
project* which might ho consider
ed such a* work among the Semin>le Indians nnd among the negroes.
“ That, is as much ns bringing
mui to Christ i:i the chief business
- f the church, this conference npproves the Statewide evangelistic
tampaigu ordered *by the synod to!
Queen Maud o
a, ry, also will 1,1
years, has run a total of 2,
be mi hand.
f*tl‘ l.tK)0 miles, equivalent to 100
The i,.ng ■
rLion to having|trips nroiird th, globe. Mechanics
am the engine r< still goixl for
ins liu key am!
' like everybody'
M'O r u n m d e s
eI.*■ Alio ein nffoid It. wi i alto
have n f'hrislinns in-c. and he
woi ' have to g-- far
g r‘ it. Ills '
i*i:ite bus the ! in,*: .
trees m
Britain and n hug, nc will be rut
down and ,-r, . , I i i ||ic big hull
siiv,ties there will I,
when the hall room will be
riii'u at Sandringham.
ivt r to the employes which
So on- ye..if ag i, when the eV
kaiser 1 us not an ex-enemy, but will In- grac-.l by the presence of
-till *‘t usin Wilhelm.” he pro tin- king and qlleoti.
I n,
- ur presidents, the king
irt'd a ire,- fi- n Suiidringham
r i lus i wn t hristums celebrations it'd ipi, err Ret very few gifts from
I’-.Lsdam
, lit op It- who are stranger* to them
'* r, receive presents
I*'tig ' i* rg" o tree \yi!l rmt only I bey do. h
S- in illiuntly lighted, but it- mil from their in.'.mate friends. And
ngSr gift; r>,r all his family. Fur iboy m turn send out hundreds r-f
T'hs number of Hungarian liuai-j
tie --m-rp there \v!i! he sult&hlo Chtlstnin:* enrdn, brnutifully illu* n e s s failures In the lout year has
g .'t. '
rll th •inplYyi'S ot the traterl and made especially for i <•<ri grenter than to 250 years, the |
catnte. A id .mine tillif during l l » them every year.
tiiianco minister reported,
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■The Store of
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.
We have a foil line of toys, special
toys alone and you
complete in' every
will find our-
TRICYCLES
TOY AUTO
TricyclcH make n Handy
gift—we have ^a large
atock in a Varidty ot
sty leu <ui(l prices.
.
fo U o d .
^ a
W AGONS
Skates
Guns
Knivei
W eel
Toys
RidingToys
Bicycles
Velocipedes!
Every kid wants a wagon—-we
have wagons
that will please them—
see our stock first.
The Bicycle
GEO W. DEETCH
.
-
McLnndor Arcade
Jr
ntless Delightful
W ill A n sw er the A nnual W orries in a Question o f w hat Shall W e G ive?
IroadclothShirts Sweaters
/
$1 t o $2.50 $1.75 to $6
am white 'with collar* attached.
cjnnlity broadcloth. Just a
is more appreciated than a sweater?
gift that every man in your fam-
In nevoral styles, and in plain shades
will appreciate!
ns well ns the popular plaids.
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, ■
r
Plain
colors
and fancy pat
terns in a com
plete range of
sixes,
in
a
great • array
* giving
*•
for gift
at this time
For men, women and children. What
uhc-
_
Handkerchiefs
Silk Sox
50c to $1
.
Towel
Dolls
$1.25 to $3.50
rhe crying kind.
Doable Blankets
Tho doll that your
• ,.
V
littlo girl wants and will bo delighted . $G.OO blankets
Amonft other thing' give ‘her n box
or handkerchiefs. Useful and one of
the most,, appreciated gifts. Two
handkerchiefs to
MEN’S SUITS
$23.95
each*box.
with.
Surprise her on Christina*
.
.
. *
moh,,nff hy giving.her ono of these
o f patterns *nd colors.
real cool weather Is here, K
dolls. Largo range o f sizes.
portunity to biiy at this low
UdiesS • htot
«lk Scarf* SweaterSets
ju i* .
".|£3KfflflW’ - -
This
is the
Seasdn
to dress
*_ :
^w>
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# <•,
and we are making a spec
fc j.
| \
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Ni“ l)r m ,de « f *»od
Put up In attractive
quality blanket cloth. rhrJl.amfl
’
' . .
Pocket , on .h fe. WV f7" ™ 1™ " i > » « o with
Suits. A ll sizek in this ex
^ 5 2
have just received a
tra good line o f Men’s all
tmvcl ,nd bitl1
he beet * *
°< to ” * * ■ ■ **•» ^
select ^,C8e ^ b e s * and wo dors in blue, plnk. yelnserva-
areready to meet your
holiday need,.
low and aome ' plain
' Whitee.
s
ial price
on ■our $30.00
wool three piece Suits. A ll
the desired ^colorsM
In beautiful patterns
Bhowlng several, desirable patterns. Full
length. For the wom«n who love, to look
her beat, we suggeat
this very snappy looking, scarf.
Rdm'cniber that tiny
to’t with one o f these
{p™1* Bweator sets.
' ^omc sweater* and
’
/D C t O
,
Folt.-|n
d**!
J p l.O U
d“ -
ijttle pant5 to mntch. fewDt
Bty,ea*
A
Knitted o f the
best bright color*.
Com
quality wool
andallk.
plete range o f slaea.
Now that
?
�,ked For Permit To
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: rfrr: . . : rr.
Build 3 Bridges On Overseas Highway
(/T) United
if*r old hui
M wife to
iUt for «ep
nd asked an 18 year,
y him alimony in a
it* maintenance on
ii* here.
chary! ng-cruelty.
ed t in t she made
msband and not
r said that the
ijlpd c*,tly so the
id meet his wife
. a reconciliation.
J
1I.IN LETTER
S,' Dec.
U‘ —(AV-Firs*.
M p t t h e fate o f President j
. Tjjgtdchburg, who finds hfmU ^ulc to do no simple a thing
coif trio a mp window. With
bRfiKjhih o f Christmas and
lin k *f-bops vising with each
‘r'ju^a^ractive. displays, there
ollilng the soldier-president
IdfliktJ to do more than mi*
^shopping crowds nnd
FM vfeir window exhibits.
^
tVersion is denied hirp.
eV H ^W ^U ie his mere np- | A few tnebihers of the baifet which will he seen nt three performances
Opera Company when it comes to The Milnne Theater, Dec. .10 nnd 31.
fattrcTou foot would menn the
An incog*•
-■ ~ ~
'-of all traffic
the roominess of the interior nnd
lif'^fenoasible.
His is
tb
ijoyed by King Saul o f, the luxuriousness of the appointipi the Scriptures say, merits. The explanation is tinrtood among people be simple one that thie is u trm "form
than any of the people ed machine, not «t nil bull: fur
boulders upward "
taxicab service, but formerly th>"
TAI LAHASSEK, Flu, Dec. 17 h
l’ u-,1 <i*-;t I:i. irnuv Morgan
& n t ’a huge frame, hi., property of a wealthy
German
Another trndilu-nul ceremony of Miami , A■I«-J, ■■
Moure, Tampa
n cannot bo disguised, who wu" stripped of his cash a - I the Florida State College for Wo- Maxi tic MeCliiien, Thumasvllle
[he smallest street urduring the. inflation per
men, the
marriage," in tin , Dei>i|»ei • renry, Bagdad;
l friends soy that the i,Ml uml WUH obliged to sell cviiy
which I In* .iunmt and Freshman j ltorrn itarllett lakeland,
Mary
allies he is paying a tthinK ,,f vniuc 1,1 *'W'P from xli.n
i lasses are "wedded," fell hy tiie Iturb Murray, Miami, Nell Knight
wayalde tin-; year, when, instead of Kinifaiihi, Ala Neva liugrrs, I.ive
!or popularity. Though in*
f l i t Berlin for a year
S<1 t,ll“ ,I,xi rlllrr. 'raveling of ■the "nior k nriti'ii .i'
" tae. "( ere link. Moil- t alnner
St IS-tershe has neyej- walked ( the rn,e of “ h" ut 2l> ‘ cnts « mile, m*Eiy , I 1 . d t’, •
th i la.' s of 1 nig D r th lavlor. laoipn, AI •
the presidential g a r - j lp
service of
*w . • *!• t
>T I" ;u • wa--a I’orki.
I:u K-< nv 1 1!e; Fran
; little he sees of B er. duite as g.*o,t a cat ns tie wout-l 11 I
v.
ug n v 1 , -I
I V l e r' I- m I g
Ml]
fh the windows of hi.
^ " ! u> I’"*'
1’ r l '- " 1" 1
| i
.
..uiyi ,,i
,i ' i t I •■Sri'ii ,i i ii i n n . I"
..1 ! Ki t h
for with nil tho fancy trimming'
inniile fium tho Miu*«i «*f uphni
“The crown prince, is ,il*‘ r>' “ * fl,,u ,r
■"»> recen
ic-w u v ”
have
sounded
1 1 " lin^ ,|Ka r
States to study school
for of the bridges.
Construction on the "seagoing"
atruction of the bridges over the hlthway is in progress at several
sst reaches of navigable water in points along the proposed route,
the proposed Overseas highway hut several gaps remain■ to
be
; ...... Key
j West
.from
r.----- to the muinland. closed botweon sections included in
construction of. the proposed rout-j contracts now in process o f fu l
belkved here to have resolved fillment,
,
r-tf into a mere problem of f i
Some slight trouble over finnnnance
At u heuring he.rc Dec. 8 specif!cations for the last three bridges |
over nnvignble water were
up- ■
pro veil by interested parties with
the exception of cmnll details to
be worked out with little trouble.
There now remains only approv-.
Cl by the war department to bo ut-i
Ucheil to the plans. Little doubt |
ed by « utility authorities, in whoso
hand* the eonstruction of the h ig h - j
wav rests
! Tnntion o f soft drinks promises
The three bridges discussed at to he the overshadowing issue bethe Dec * meeting with the war fore the January meeting of tho
department engineers here were in South Carolina legislature.
U sefu l — Appreciated
Decorative
loaen from among our wide
ss the above rmmta making th,
-
T H E G IFT ACCEPTABLE
. Bc!ow * “
« wry few .usjMioa '
TAPERS — MOTTOS — V
ENDS — PICTURES — Mi
AZINE RACKS — A QUA I
ER SETS — WINE SETS
MS - WAT
novelhs
We the Taxi Drivers o f
the City o f Sanford have
agreed to transfer passen
gers for BOc in tho City
Limits, approved by thn
Police Department.
Furnishers to M en who Know
HOKTAHLl
li g h t e r s .
! nr inn1sell art’ just the kind nf weiirabk'd that lire fou n d in our Man's store. High grade, mil tonally knorn
The most inti■iothing and fu rn ish in g s that co n fo rm to th e latest ed icts and d ica tes o f m en 's fashions
periem ed sh op p er can he ce rta in alw ays of th e best m e rch a n d ise here and can he certain <•f tile lowest pnjs li d e prices.
Hart, Sehaffner & Marx
and Society Brand Suits
A
( lit Driees on Tires
An unusually Large Assortment i
A
"P V * .
Arranged "t.) Sell f<r
1 I id S a n ford Ave
TIIM W A LK E R FOX ( I T
•
Hallowed by tradition.' >.f mure I
lldamar Strescmann, 22 year
on pf Foreign Minister Gu.i
Stroseman, rnonot <|<ate make
is mind whether tie wants
I *, lawyer nr n musician At
nt hu'ia atudying both la
male. Intimate friends
IU UlUmutf.iy chooat) ‘ law
imojTi lucrative profess
th muMc “will always rem
H'loi
Vent < o f i' i rnjiet It l.dn
the
Kd Walker <'up, embiemn! I,- >.! t he j
nuU.nml
ciiam|iiirn'hip
n
(■ \ j
hound field trial', o lb,. •-T•jt-i t fur
; I" essioti of which rportif’ ien jot ^
i> apeilii thousainix of dilihu"
! 'ri breeding
i hounds.
and
training
fox
THE
J
T he owner or kennel
tile cup three time' may
Parisierm e
T O
winniufj*
t,**• |. it
i |«rnianeiitly, Inn o. date only uim
owner- Sam Wooldridge iif Vor ]
«adle*I K)
has iiccornplislied that1
I feat and he n tu r n e d the trophy to I
competition.
'I he cup »ns timuited in honor of
1Ed Walker, of Paint Lick, Ky„ son |
of the founder of the Walker slruir ,
Rg»rt.' union, the memberr of fox hounds.
:h con feast'd to earning
Despite a slowing dnw n m auto1
$5 a
has been
mobile
production, m et Michigan '
up b y 1the ’ police as the
»m o r * ini(Lbinsr the "hu*. factories-are bringing in large aat * Weeks ago mounts of raw materials against !S(
,**• arrealetl for begging, tho time when productir-n will In-, J
a; hi* name a» Kriti Nonck crease, according to a mirvuy by *
a > e i i to prison for two the Pore Miirnuetti: Itail way
latter n second beggar was
The state Ikwc.- u( Anwmn
UdR- Hia name also was
foack. When a third Fritx the Sahnuro, the Idooni of the
■was arrested the
police ginrtt cncluM, a large, waxen, white
blossom.
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T
1-1 O
Arid will lie upciaSed in
l
P
The Parisirnne Gift Shop
oat uring
Pin Idrun’s
X
(
.To' x d
wearing
f
Interwoven Sox
Shirts
In Fancy
and Plain
Patterns
Com plete
Range
Assort menl
Priced nl
of Sizes
^ "u m;<, 'boose from Manhattan’s ver-y finest broadcloths
( 'ullnr attached ', iollHr-ti)-mnUh and
V
m*ck ha inI - 1> lor* Plain white and a windy gamut o f fancy'
pul tern- m available.
Include Interwoven sox on your gift hat.
eludes every wanted pnltern and color in
always appreciates this useful gift.
and i u r,. ,until madras.
A))parel,
Linen :|
Handkerchiei
amas
Infant Size To
Eight Years
McLander Arcade
„ $3.00 to $4.50
If you arc looking for ties that havo not
that "Christ masy" jook, so? tliesO.
They’re in tin- patterns, und colors that
oil men like.
The book contains practical Information on the production of Florida yegetabtfi,'
planting, fertilisation, and spraying for Insect and disease control. 'I t 's fre^
requi
'
Man uf nr Hirer:, of Ideal Fertilizers, Jacksonville;,. FU.
WILSON & TOOM ER FERTILIZ
With Which is
Agricultural
gyflCRLANDO.g
-r »Gloves
'
a *•.
$1.00 to $3.50
A* another "service" feature to Florida growers, we now otter this new trentl*
rrofltaWe Florida Crops" prepared hy our Entomologist*. Dr. Mortimer D..L<*mani, in
Hon with our Horticulturist and vice president, Prof. it. F. Floyd.
Some uto bordcrtdl 0 ,her* V*
initialed! Thr quality «
linen is of a fineness that *>
remain soft alter r*P*
launderings.
I In- nationally lik d Mnnhattnn uajnmas should be found
"ii your gift h-t lint yrnr. We have n wide range o f mn(♦■rials, patiiro- and colors ready for your selection. All
sixes for both Inrg,. and small men.
Silk Ties
n the restauranteurs l
be polite
F ine q u a lity and long-wearini? fall wo
nre in th is selection fo r yon to have
ch oice o f. T h e color range includes
g re y s, tans, brow ns and bines. All I
fo r men and you n g men.
c o n ju n it jutt with
*. “ mmacing" popu-1
-bobbed hair. In aca resolution passed
>acting o t the sssot restaurants have
|
( ipDiis Satunlay, OeeomEor 1Sth
rs' union. Ife had furh o f the dote n members
ion identification papers
in- name; stationed each
ly making street corner
ted 50 pi* cent of the
Wlfle.^5Jfe° eviP' j
During the month of Dece
I
i The Nnt ion h1 Fox hunters' Asso
I elation, which nnminlly conduct.',
the All Age Stake to decide Huchampiimshlj), ertimates that mme
than 11,000,000 hu* been spent to
. win it.
I
g
;
The famous “ Thoroughbred."
These
will prova a deJlghtful surprise for
,4Htm’’ on Christmas Morning. 'Let
ua help yot| -select them.
•
••' g
Hkkok Initial belts. ' TM
to till you that a Hi«k°k
quality belt.
In
signs that he will like_____
.
Sw eaters
Useful and y e t i
g ift You know h
just the right aw
plain colors , mid.
plaids. Come in
selection.
lost acceptable
ze and we’ havet for “him, in
kmpre popular
Hook over our
ii
X
-
‘
ff
- r 'R
w
^re you looking for the one thins .
% . V!l" be the moat desirable for
he working man, out in all kinds o f
.
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�RAM), FRIDAY, ]
1 FOOT WARMERS INSTALLED
I ' CHICAGO, Dec. 17.-{/P)—Tbo
{South Carle Board, hont to the
Army? Navy In the Soldier Stadium
pih'e.rK'a, installed foot warmen
for tho Spectator* at u professional
Prussian Princess— N o ^ And Then
M A K E S . $31
IN PAST SEA
v , V ——
if American Tennis For
fears Leaves Shortly
Visit A cro ss Ocean;
Announced Wednesday-
•VRW yp R K , Dcl\ 17,—(/PJ—
National championship ig olL jw j*
championed at n profit of $30,000
t'> the United States Golf Aeoociaturn this year, reports to the an
nual meeting; of the organization
next month in Pittsburgh will
Dec. 17.—(/P)—
T. Tildc’n, ruler of Ameri|is for six years until
jjde by a mighty French
[this year* will sail for
fin. 20 to flgfit his wny
tennis hoiiord from hla.
[YORK,
nhnw.
rhr bulk of this sum was do*
r,-'d fnim the amateur and open
championships, A statement re
ceived from the Scioto Club i n f
former national single*
I planned to take with
m Doeg, junior national
L of Santa Monica, Calif.,
fren F. Coen J r., national
mpion, o f Katisas City, to
[them for the ar-saults of
b cup Invaders when the
k| oi Tennis" and other
Sayers shall have been
L i top aside.
•f
[ now. visiting Coen in
Samuel- Hardy, former
L’ ity, has disclosed his
i Davis cup captain, who
L the necessary arrange*
f the trip abroad.
tV Cibbons, president of
klilphia and Middle. State»
tnriis
A ssociations,
I IaIr,, 1. i,ii . ■■1. I_ ■.
pan 1U.Utal |>erscas have
id mid 52 OHO Injured in
■suing accidents througiiuntry daring, the l:» t
a A1 _
MimmS i
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11
|ttk l ’ . S. G. A.
In the kitchenette of a small Now York apartment, "plain Mrn.*., A mold Rumnnn has found the happinesr which eluded her ns the wife of the ex-kniser's son, Prince August Wilhelm, whom she di
vorced. "I have love now, and a chance to work at tpy painting," -he explains. Observe the marked
difference between the expression of contentment she wenrt nt the range and the severe dignity of
her countenance in court attire.
?
Four-Ton Circus Elephant Captured
After Wild Chase Lasting Four Days
|
O T TA W A , Km
Dec
17.*—i *Pi
in
four
<OtinlieS
Although
Tb» U. S. G. A. also cleared moro
than i l 1,000*on admissions alone
ft ikc amateur championship, c6ti- '
[ tested in September over the Balj'-u-rul course. Additional profit
was realized from entjy fees of
Sr> for each playrr In the l-Wb toornaments. There were nlmoK.t 700
•n pirants for the open champion|nh p and 150 for the amateur.
; T<> this income will he addOd the >
■revenue from the women's uma*
lleur championship at llaverfprd,.
Pn . figure.* of which have not y e t;
bi-i-n available. The attendance
wa-i cunsitlernhly reduced, by ratn
on
almost every day of the event.
I
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In its report on the open chnmv* that its trctirury was swelled
by t'J,0251.01 profit. There was a
total revenue of $43,415.00 from
ndniisstonn, the restaurant^ adver
tising, parking, roncessiotis, pro
gram- and entertainment, while
lb, i>.\|H*n*cs of the tournament
ran to
55.
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These rugs make a most wonderful Christm a sG ift.
: ,
Last year during the Christmas month; I
sold $40,000 worth of Oriental Rbgs for
Christmas gifts.
" ,
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rm
1Iil- flourishing financial comli-1
ti'-n .,f the U. S. tl A. is balanced!
b\ tin- growth of the game in nil
f,-. tioun of the
country.
Moro
tini■- „u new courses -prang up, in
I Diamond,
tempi
r in u - mi-bed through femes, level, ,I i bun, wit
nets t > few chicken houses and stepped ,o placing t
lpachyderm, ha- a I
1anchor him to a tree after itnging j a terrified pig, he injured no op-ntflowe
;u four day demonstration iroving ! Several -aid hi- attempted to ful uuarters.
that southeastern Kansas fences, |low them
Fearinj
st reams unit small buildings are I Trainers nt first adopted "th" pneumoii
no Itnndicnp to a four ton elephant cold euro" but the r>ri) weather j;eared v
Escaping from the winter ipinr failt-d to develop the homing in used in i
ters of a cirrus nt Quenemy. last -Unit in the ben*', from the tropic- from trui
Saturday, Diamond started a cross and volunteer lag game hunters approach.
They were ordered swaying
country trek that interrupted m gave chase
r|M.‘cdud traffic and caused farm to capture him, hut if he injured - generally
While be
era to tumpoiardy abandon out j aniy one, to try to kill him.
side work along an Ho mile rout".
Itiatnortil wa v aitrmufUicd M'vertl t!il-t trunk
r :i
N / . t .1
My new stotfeifc handy to reach.' Plenty of
parking spaces ana courtesy when you
come. $75,000 Stock on hand, to select
from. Vast stocks, at thy New York warehouse.
ask for rug
information,and ad vice freely given. Rugs
.on hand include-Keshan, Sarouk, KermenSp^han, Lilahan, Meshad, Mosul,
Sparta, Reloochistan, h ap,. Etc., Prayer
Rugs, Saddle Bags and every conceivable
Jcipd
Chinese Rugs. A L L color combina
tions and sizes
fo o tlo n g to 35 feet.
Many genuine antiques.
*■ J'*ncs win the championship,
i'bie half o f this amount goes co'
nays
jen will probably compote
rvents in Germany anti
A the’ WitnblOdbn clmm*
l nr well as the Riviera
knts lie says Tildcn is
put condition and ready
k- the burden o f regaining
U cm w n.
•
pee Til den plans mootings
no La Coate, who broke
[p of national singles
Llnps by defeating Jean
[in all-French contest at
ill.- lust fall, and Unrotra,
Limited "Dig 11111" In ' the
Indoor championships last
[. Ilenri Cochet, who put
It of the national tourney,
hes Ilrugnoli, fourth mem
no
French Davis cup
E other probable oppo-
■
NallonnI Championship Golf
Proves To Be Profitable;
Jones Drew Biggest Gate
may’ charity fund. The Unfmouf refuidfc to
eter today Turigod from three be
low tn ten nbovtC, ' - £ '■>.ij£ - il
, London'* average n
1 * i '-.- f *«T- ■- —— .; K*
' iocbai, but in Ereetow
There
laid \b ‘ be one atreteh tal o f Slefht Leone, IS!
of water in the Pacific Ocean off rain descend from' the
v.(’ * r p a r ? •*
the coast at Chile which the fUfc ' ‘ t * '
.i-
Yours .very ti*uly,
F. Y. O hanesian
iM-ii-nig the total .7.032, of which
I.in are municipal links.
Importer of Orijept^ Rifffs ‘
411 Fairbanks Ave.------Winter Park, Fla.
Phone 272 ~ -
1
V=VTT
a a a e fiKaBgfiffiii
The Ball
The BaU
Hardware
Hardware
Company
Company
Headquarters
Sanford^s
*T. <■ . ; t.A
For Shoppers
Gift Store
w ife *
$37.00
z irfi
' f ’ -T O
$44.75
v
© p o r tn jp ,
G oaster
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In i"-
1
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: TfM m . v.A-
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Rawlinp Boxing Gloves are just
what every' red blooded youngster
craves. A mapjy sportv for,’ many
youngsters, .'
Per Set o f ,Four
Rawlings1Football will bring You
1 roads of joy ChdBtmas morn
reasonable' to<y nrio&l frop
i
I J' i
A Columbia
B^l
f .
Bearing
Coaster
A real Big League Baseball such as
a Rawlings Official League Bali will
bring the'spprt; loving boy lots of
joy. VVo havff them at the Io\y price
•e
of
..
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i
A Winchester 22! Just .think of tho thrl
" get out 'of Owning truch a &un. •Why ifoi
py this Christmas ? Priced
’
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r. -
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T:r~,re
•
fedumbia
i ••
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�■r pnrant* opposisl th '-jd cr the direction
Schum ann-H eink C onsiders
M oth erh ood A n d A m erican
evening of Dee, 23. The public Is
' cordiully invited to attend.
Mrs. II. D, Durant reports ttint
there Is more genuine religious
real and fervor in the .Methodist
Church than over before. The re.
cent revival with Rev. G. A. Klein,
evangelist, was-one of tho greatest
they have ever hod. Sho also states
that there were 15 ntemlicnl added
to tho church and 10 more have
signified their intention of becom
ing members.
form a n iieii h i
hi-i'ii given credtl
.o ft recent rend minders’ inipn
r
of having the swinnd best kepi
« s -Maley of
Boston. Muss
Ttrccnt yisitor in l.nke .Man
I Nltti Hutchinson of .link
Iv, M u s t, w'aa liie guest of
id'Mrs. D. W Hutchinson "ii
Donald Anderson.
Edgar Willoughby
> i iRK ,
Huron
fii-orgi'
Violet *
injf one
Englaroi,
woman u i
Ia*e
H»-
IT.
cn n inmit
r.nd has no other i
- i / l ' l —-
Tut now’s
try. in addition tn it" •
ii, pre'l'ieat women in
'In world's chum|ilon
ineer. She has brok
■I ihrt track rerords,
i on tracks on whir h
•uii has dared to try.
fl ’ 1
I Iall ■11 fill ;■ I-
M*l>kttlg
lilt* - oil .
l’Oil list" I
fj<-oi
11ii rt-rH'-i..
I l"n-tia i
on rent
liiiiul "a
leieplio *
fa-*
N111 r i*ir11■ 1 It-n
th.il
p ri-lim m n ry
I i|M-rs wen- i-i-rvc'd Monday in *
villi .ic-.imM lha- former colonel ;*•
g
Fla run I -1111111
i ha l.(111:s i n i.v ie - 1>'0 " i I a r m y
Tho
the hunril of m-tnntion, uholi m|l
I In Plan.Hig i ■■mm it t", i ........
n i bulge* lino Mn . i b ndetni'
be I'lreulated
aieuog
pro|ieit>
nrchded Ihi toping o f wuttif I" tic me i t o,l Mo
tani un lif-i me • * f
miners sliorlli. culling for a fmtid
linn ti l l and I lit hi I pi.i >
I■i f| I 1,'ilhT-t M-p!' '-lit lit 1"O'- !'!.«* '■
i'su.i providing f, r enlnrgi toen:
•
.j"t I . I- , d 1
U hi’ , o ’ mid ....................in i.f til,
| , i |.,i
nod 1 all Mar \ a l|a.,d- C| , 111,
which u III In- used I., a -iiarga .ir.
Cipnji nil iidaliti.io ti. Ilia l„.R ■ Mar
N EW tnvcntionofThos.A.Edlson,
A
. creator o f the phonograpb—Rc*
Creates entire concerts, complete recttnli, and nil the musical accompani*
mrnt o f a full-course dinner. All this
—40 minutes o f Rc.Creutrd music —
on n. SINGLE, double-faced record.
‘1he music, that formerly required an
entire album o f rccohd* to reproduce,
now oonraiiied on one New Edison
40-Minutc Record, no larger in sire
than a short-playing record.
Six minutes o f music on the ordinary
record costs ?5cs on the New Edison
40-Minutc Record, only 38c, and on
the 24-Minute Record, only 44c, Mr.
Edison, therefore, lias cut the cost of
phonograph music in half. The New
Edison Long-Playing Phonograph (4
new console model*) costa n o more
ft'th o r
bridn, |supper
.lo sijlh
ah-rtiri, rliKi-loMva
ONK - DAY SKKV1CE
S \NUOKI)
thmn ClId f jit lU in r d iK o f l^ i U y ln i phonographs.
N r v c r t u t o r , h u go o d m usic so rc o ito in U s l.
Ymir FdiHin dealer la n o u giving free public
ItVMlniilr C'nflcrtU all d u i , every dav. Hear
Ihu i"-w rmra.U nf music. Write for deacrlp.
llvr Mtlrr
I. M
I)K t
1 Mi)'. A. Ed i s o n , Inc., Orange, N. J.
^ jC A r e ^ y u e n t
id Mrs, Colling of Buffalo,
ttera recent guunUi of Mr
. Barney lngeraol!.
and Mrs. Win, True of
ry,
are among the
irrivuU and will sjwmi the
at their loiirie on Fourth
1 Mrs. It (i
EDISON
LONG
' Mr. mid M1 *
nn
re tr it i
Nm iriiii
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- a r t ............f th,
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X T ^ -E & r
uv„s>v
The Unusual in Qfh
ihM things, different fr mi the umihI m IT uf i
Tluvu- arc features of our selection Men will i
those seeking the unusual.
GIFTS FOR EACH MEMBER
O F T H E FAMILY
VIOLIN S
BANJOS
IMANuR
PHONOGRAPHS — KMIlRnlW
LIN EN S
ATOMIZERS ' ‘A
G RAPH BOOKS FOR 'HIE SCI
GIRL OR N EW LY V I ns
F X I ’ KK T i ’ H O N U C R A l’ II KKI’ AIIUN
P IA N O T P N IN i;
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Sanford Music Store And GiftShoppe
P L A Y IN G
PHO
N O GoivsotRAPH
m >"sri:uixs
Kahler ana
o f Endlrr.lt, N Y .
Jnd
■10MINUTES
OF MUSIC
ONA SINGLE
RECORD
of-
(Tinrgl
BIG^BARGAIN
nn’
ledicss- to thi- clm p or f««rtUrn-
II went nn record an riugo.
iittemhincc
;n lhe ntrthtiM '« u ?
------
A
Countess Seeking
Annulment Of Her
MarriageToT ornow
NEW
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j
tn “ OKI ilald,,- .
T u la l» o n e o r t h e -liin .liir.l
h L r s nn a hrlaa.' i
n r r Ihr, c n m i l r y l o n i t a n d e l r u r in
»0eu«h („ hf '{*' '• it
honor.
H a t t a g l i r r t i o l . l l u r l ft , ( u k r
? tUla ar, * '* ? *'■
i n u n o u s e f u r It, mb I n l r c a i t ) h « , i r
n Ul«h rla.* •***«.
It |.< n u M l e k b a r e r f a r o u r t h l r a i h r
rtrielm e).
I t I s hr.-nul l l r M , la r u m -p I'flrr n.hrS #** ** 1
"lI l i n r r I n a l n l l e i l It n|
rra lilrn rr
i l r i i i o i i a l r n f r l l I f » i» m w i l l f e l r | i h u u r n k r t r I HU) h?™
SI. \ o i i i i u , T e l , \ g . T7 S. •
1 In Lake
Mur\
I hnrtihcr lit
■i l l o 111ini-lp
1 i i\' i l hi'Ou Di h i- r
t '"mint'll i1 Ip-lil it rr g .il.ti nti'iilng
f l l i l l l u I v u h " l| l- ilf ll- r I hi lim e
l i t Monday r w irin g vvitlr ,r good
'■I firm on tin- third dii i-ion. w hu h l ii intuT thi i ba n g in g o f tin- miuiiunhides v very thing ei.nl h .,f .Ji,* b of I bird Stn i t I" t h»'
i 'I'lnt r>
■oon tile nn Ihu A. i ),.
t hi). Ko.ol, i l l " ' tin loiino of San
Petit ions tiro heirig pi i'pnri'd by f.iit \w-imi-. I . a i " Mary to ! ,.tk•
1 W imwteii, siipermteiidenl of Mitt \ Houlevniil
Luke Mary
hi; hrlile nr her fntniiy.
ran cUteenship superim* to the triThe singer was i
tunph* of f>0 years on the operatic '‘ Motlu-r of Seven
and concert stage,
,
’ mother of II." an
The 05 year old singer gitvtr'hef "the woman with t-fv
views at n teUimohinl luncheon ini unit the golden heart
her honor >e»tcrdny She Is m ill-1rhiimed herself "a
Way on a “ golden jul'ilee" true o f; “ not a society girl,
20,000 miles.
,7 j worker.”
“ The greatest thing tn me la not'
Henry W In ft, pr
honors 1 have received," she told! League for Politic!
th I,(HO men and wo.non,present.; which sponsored the ,
“ It Is that I nm an American cttl*,' said; "With Hrero, ?
son arid » mother. The happiest miinn Mrlnk believes
days of my life wore the war (fays,! of all ".
when I sang for the soldier boys.
Gml<- G-ntti-t n**n,
The boys were wonderful. All of the Metropolitan
theta looked upon mo as a suit of ‘‘marvelous voice nr
foster mothor."
art” should "enable I
Five o f Madame Schumann- ue to sing her.roles
lleink's sons fought in the world of at least I<mi years
__ ;__ ,
.AIII1A8SF.K, Fla.. Dec. 17.
Hie State Board of Contnd
>t at Jft'cksonvHIa, Dee. 31,
tro its next budget to be
■d to, the legislature next
nat« <4 Anisic (
II,. denied he had ro&-1rai!u «d tim e matured and
anything regarding ivLni’ ry for analysis,
NEW YORK. Dor. 17.— MP)— war, tour for the
Mme. Ernestine Sehuntunn-Heink **0*1 onp ,l>r t*®rraan
considers motherhood and A mart*
'W1* -,i
L For Next Year W ill
mranged To Cover Cost
Ipending Several Insllms Of Higher Learning
Ev°ry
o f th,-
.‘ilS 1st McLander Aictulr
Phone S-‘{‘^!
to
1i, <
I ,4.
I ' i - m m i ' l el*
,0
l I
TIh‘\ siirusmasli (lie prices and they ^ive
u- a full .guaranteed tire at the
* lowest possible price*.
W hat a Charming Room”
I ’"' "> I 111IJ. II tl -I-' a n I ■Illte, aaI
nieil at I)eIainrl in fine fnrtu
Thaase ini mg lire trip wpie KenI'l-lh 11y "I In tJiv, Samuel t'l.iiii.ni
* ha> u hit like! . Itns.i
\\ lilt like i
Uimiiriiic Ids in, \lh.-tt Ulntiiki"
1
V\ -', -t,, i lit.-
Fl -......
I all.
It
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7
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Pan-lit Ti-arh",'
I ho St•>I > H",.i
iilu. ti*.i I,'
ii Its Ili'i-finbor Mr* Hiitti-rtli'lit <n L'nilnv nlti'i
Irtg at the n !ioul him si- on niii.n mill Friiin> - vi iuiik nt thi
winy evening
('i.immiinty 1’ Inn h Hiiinnr was.
.And Mrir. J. \V. Reynold* uf very popular with tho thlbiiY-n mi l
ftcy, Ind.J * pi-nt several days npprocintcrl by thi* u i o t l n x r ,
Call the N\ illtird H alterv
Mr. and M n. IL D. Durant
Tho McthotHst ( hnrih will nm- i M en— We rech arg e and re*
y «k . Mr. Reynold* wm for ilurt its xervicca in tho riitur,. m 1
pair all m akes nf hat (erics.
superintendent of
puhln fi.lluws: Sunilny Srh<>--I nt pi n’ If at Rod-Key.
il" ,k Sunday uuirutiuProuchiiiu
and Mr*. John Swans,in at 11 u’cliK-k, nn il . tn oYluck. iMVcrnl dpy» In Laki- Mary 1’ inyor rm-i-t ,riir i i n i
Ihlirmlliy
Weoki driving from l-'i.ri i-vi-uing nt 7 Jbt
I *1 If INI’
I- I
C. Mr*. Anna
whn
1lu-rr will b< n i h, i-.|to.ai, true
«aty:vhiting then* for -I'W'i ii
ai tho Mothodwt < htmh on the
I
l l f III I
I I If i l l
{>?m u i n v u t decorat tun.
f 4 A * J I
H
h
ch ase an d co m pan y
I nr Sale by
V, G. AJ. Albeitsun of lo-Lmnl
I ' y iiltrr in Lake Mary hint
rralUngyan old friends, lie
ts jpak’n ring from lit** garden
f'present linn-, UilrUen .mil*
fctabltM, 20 kinds of fruit «nd
td* <»r fl«iw*sr». •
nm! M n . Vreil Williams, Mr.
ml. J.i). I’ackarti and dutighlr. pdd *fni. Kouth won? «W W 'ffanferd people who ntI the la k e Mury Community
M A K E A N I D E A L G IF T
FOR A WOMAN
NO. 1
KILGORE S CRO W N SE LE C TE D GLOBE
K IL G O R E 'S GROW N S E L E C T E D m ean s g r e a te r vitality., quick, uniform get
nation v ig o ro u s plant grow l It and a b u n d a n t p rod u ction o f first grade fruit of
sin parsin g qu ality.
Earlv and one o f t h e fin e s t sh ip p ers, very hardy, and OT
ci nut oi ilie great care exercised in p r o d u c in g , se le ctin g and rescinding the»
-slot k g ives w on d erfu l vigor to each plan l a n d m akes it resistant l<> (he various
Hia' el fe d m any loirialo crons, ft’s w i i a f th e m arkets w ant, as it has llie rjuai
eiu lin ess and appearance. <)/.. $1.25, 1-4 lb, .$4.00;Lb. 915.00 delivered
NO. 2
KILGORE’S EXTRA SELECTED GLOBE
II,. grow n m ore popular each y ea r f o r fifteen
years. This variety is a s
tmi luxu rian t grow er nml w on derfu l p ro d u ce r
o f enormous fjuantitic* 01
nun Ki table tom atoes.
H ants sta y green ami in b oarin g condition long idw1"
" ' l ' 1 g lo b e types are dead and dried u p . Among the earliest globes, its *
l i ci t m a tu res p erfectly, does not c r a c k * a jid haa large well filled hands
e ther
Dz. 50c; 1J-4 lb. $1.65; Lb. $6.00 delivered. _
SMOKER WILL
Heach nil the gift H}ipptt;
rend all the nils and Then
thrill her heart with tho
electrical things that will
lessen her work and inuko
homo n pleasure.
331 8 . Hanford Ate
Snafued, Fla.
GIFTS FOR THE
Klectrical
Appliances
M l .f R d iK S K K Ii ( ‘O M I’ A N 1! o ffe r s you proven stock nrul p r o v e n ,1I II ! 11*5 01
ii>" " ' il i liai Ini , i- relui ritd in the Kloritla lom utoi g ro w e r s JJ >N<. i'lii iKITS
■at
I hi-. < 11*11 e- too im portant and too e x p e n siv e fo r any grow er t" Nik,1l hid
In t'- is m» nm essity for it when we ca n offc*r seed a bsolu tely proven L\ many p
t -t by thmisjuiiis nf g r o w n s in every nook and corn er o f Florida
TEXTONE
RAY BROS
f.'arcnnitinnii-d them.
■and Mr*. Fruscr niul Mr mi l
t, Fottitiftliam of U.m-Hi -.il
{itWtbr*' at the Luke M«r>
tdttity Baaaar on Friday evc-
W h y T ake a Chance?
*f
te x t u r e , any
c o l o r o r c o m b i n a t i o n of
colors in the form of a
h
j
PLEASE
Story BookH
•
,
Our Cigars will please— they’re nut the
kind you hear “ after Christnius jokes
about hut real honest to goodness smokes that a man
will enjoy. A large variety of Pipes und Tobaccos.
IMPORTED PERFUMES
n r iii-r v i
a
\ t, o
,
.m
IAN’S CAND
a New One
Y. MEDIUM
propriatu
Seet
Three of Florida’s Bes
W aJU te x tu r e d w ith
T e x t * n e in va ria b ly d r a w
th a t c o m m e n t . W i t h it
y o u m a y r e p r o d u c e any
. ^ C rC
t 1;
T o m a to
m
.,
NO. 3
G EN U IN E M AR G LO BE
'
by Mr. F. J. Prichard
i
Industry, the originator o f this variety.
Our
ARGtOI
!>roduced from stock seed fjirnished bv Mr. F. J. Prichard..
^
b;. been grown in 1-loridn in a limited way for a year or. two Md the row
t ' it is, that it is resistant to naH-head rust und wilt. MARGLOBt* » » ^
' •,l|y. red fruited variety. Its planta are medium large, eroct «n(l
1 " sl,allv produces heavy yields o f large, smooth, fheatv globular *[ :* «
' i’* " uniformly around the stem and, resists cracking -frell a n d 1
i i.ility fruit throughout u lelatively long picking season. Os* $ LOO,
$12.00 delivered.
,
.
.N
A new scarlet globe variety developed
!(
�the State *Road Departnwint that/
if tho Alabama commission acted,
tho Florida highway
officials
would ask for bids for a now
bridge over tho-Perdidb River.
■>if ’
FORT LAUDERDALE. — AdUr«sea of welcome nnd npprctiu
lion are to be mndo by Mayor
May John
W. Tidball and Ralph J. Blank,
president of the chamber of com
merce, upon arrival here Jan. 8 of
tjie Orange Blostom Special, to
be run by S. Davies Waiiiahl,
president of the Seaboard Airline,
to observe tho opening of the Senbonrd All-Florida extension front
West Paint Bench to Miami.'
bridge i t Coronado Beach. X fish
“ fry” and address by Rev. W. C
Walker, o f Daytona Beach, tho
principal speaker at the frfthcr anti
son banquet, two weeks ago, urill
1m} features.
unry Btfc, 1927) for the purpose
slmmon. Sht, Asp. on 6 in.
6f electing « board o f directors
rock base - .......... .. 7780sq. yds!
Kir. the ensuing year, turd trans
acting such other business a* m iy Perminmon Avc. fr. First to
Third, Sht, Asp. on 6 in.
properly come before the meeting.
rock b»so .....--------1662 sq. ydr.
Sanford Building *
Maple Ave. fr. Colonial Way
Loan, Asso.
to Central, 1 1-2 In. Sht.
V *V
Hy T. J. Miller, Pres.
Asp .o n
3
in.
Sand
Attest: A. i*. Connelly, Sec.
• A s p ................. — 2776 sq. yda.
Holly Ave, fr. Colonial Way to
PROPOSALS f o r s t r e e t
Central. 1 1-2 in. Sht Asp. .
•
PAVING
on 3 in. Sand Asp. 2776 sq. yds.
Cedar Ave. fr. Colonial Way
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Sealed proposals will be re
to Central, Surf. T. on 0 in.
ceived by th** City Commission cf
rock base ........... 2775 sq. yds.
Sanford, Florida, at their of/lco Colonial Way fr. French to
in tbc City Hull, nt Dr before 3 P.
Cedar, 1 1-2 in. Sht Asp.
No. 224 Magnolia' Ave., Sanford, M., J»nuar> 10th, 1027, for grad
on 3 in. Sand Base 2980 sq. yds.
LAKELAND — "Ter” Callings, Florido, at 8 P. M. on the second ing, draining nnd paving tho fol- Centro] S t fr. French to Ce-
center on the local high school
football eleven, has been named
captain of that team for 1927. He
is considered one of the most val
uable nten on he team. The elec
tion took plncc st a banquet, when
fifteen high school grid players
were awarded letters.
Ninth to Huskey, Sht. Asp.
on 6 in. rock baa*.... 9755 oq. yd*.
Together with Such other strerjs
the City commission may1 turn
over for construction during the
ensuing year.
ic
i» u n B | v r . v » ni» u i c wi.
Proposal to be presented in n
Prcd- T. Williams, E o #
scaled envelope, endorsed on the
r.ety. Pian^ and specifications tnaj
outside, "Bid
" “ for
" 4 tPaving,”
ip l§ j H §Sanford,
V^A
he bid-*i>o obtained at dthur office on dft
Florida, and the name of* th
'posit o f 810.00 witkh will ba re
dor or biddexs,
i- turned if a hifl is made. .*. s j t l q
Koch proposal must be ft
panted by n certified check, mad.3 1 The City ('onnniasdouers
payable at sight, to tho order tilf fthe righr;to reject any. or all bid*,
______ &
_______„
to accept any bid they J«tB U
the City Auditor
Clerk, of __.j-|or
San
ford, Florida, for 3 per cent of thv .be fur. the best interest of the City,
amount of their bid.
• j .
W. B. WILLIAMS ,V
The. successful bidder or bidden' . .
City Manage/
WINTER HAVEN—The naming
board of trustees to handle t|in
proposed erection of a Florida mil
itary nnd naval institute, near
here, was decided upon at. n meet
ing of representatives of Winter
Haven, Auburndule and Lake A l
fred. A site of 40 acres, on l-ake
Jessie nnd Mnriannn, donated by
A. K. Scrdgeniun, wns approved.
NEW SMYRNA— Dee. 15 ha,
P1.ANT CITY- Carl Mayfield,
teen 'selected us thr date' for eclo auto racing daredevil, with n
•ration of tho opening of the new broken nock, two broken legs, ln-
.Our Christmas Stock Reducing Sale has met with tremendous
success and PEOPLE H A V E BEEN F L O C K \ N G TO OUR
STORE, have seen the ttemendoi 3 bargains, V N
Ii A V S
BOUGHT THEM.
V/e thank the people of ten fo ld fo? tirfa
wondertul patronage and assure them oi otr ufmost desire tosell quality merchandise at a price as low as is ( (insistent with
value. O NLY FIVE MORE SHOPPING
I) A Y S U N T I L
CHRISTMAS and we urge you to buy now before our stock is
completely depleted. Choice new merchandise, -every piece
sold with an absolute guarantee as to quality and workman-
D
P tliul Sirs. Frnr.k
fiidtgear detract*
p. unmet'. Tim laltce, she displayed
ion her return to
'A Y
LORIDA
f PuiK \
ike
lUvk
Any one will Ijc delighted
to
receive a floor, table or bridge
lamp
The ch eer m C hristm as
is enhanced under the glow ol
a lieautiful
lump castin g it*
s»d't rays or. the glitter o f the
< h n stm n s tree.
W e have
a
w onderful selection o f lamps at
all prices each on a w rought ir
<*n decorated stand and
each
shade o f hand
painted p a rch
ment grid enrh shade guoiV*ntqed
to lie washable. Cnll and see
these lamps.
r u\v people k(*(‘|i an m
ventoiy of their per
s o n ;t 1 belongings!
Now that a new year
approaches ‘ ‘Turn ov
er a new l e a f ’ and in
sure your household
goods and valuables.
( )ur insurance depart merit will assist you in
every possible way in
covering p r 0 p e* r 1y
your p o s s*e‘s s i‘ o‘n s
against loss or dam
age!! We will quote
fr',.f of S24 1.931 -
ni.t bot'ii charged
hr fin ‘ Folk counI (or tlir current
I'i.l-'Mir> county
uiiioiint for the
Li bridge district*
MLI J t ; «|)iH-iat
!
Winter
ilitv
I I - " L tunl lm!l
'KN--A rtaolu'!it a maos inceLr 1' 1v' the local
•liVise ways and!
,• tho deficit in |
I ■nlHig for an
niiiil The Pi*ik
iir.! recently de-
W e l.avo j u t leuMvi'd 1. :thijinv!iil 'f
the nalfTtinll"
n T -'/rtk e d
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Ibttiiy C h tu i," a ch a ir id* m ii I u»mf< rl. F>uh1i the b littin and the hack
inclines ami fu rth er your com fort
with tin* concealed
foot rest.
W<*
huve the exclu sive agen cy fo r 1’ nnferd and are prepared to pell
vmi
one to suit your p tck o lb o o k or ym.r
irien o f a perfect ch a ir. C hairs with
coverin g*), in jenlher, , .tapestry, vel
ou r or mohair. Cot uh demonstrate
th is chnir to you.
Tables Make
Excellent Gifts
BUFFET MIRROR
SEWING ROCKER
CARD TABLE
SMOKING STAND
r - ht.nl term l»e j
li. 1 •nuo
CONSOLE SOT
k k .H id if other
(tin not ob serv e
l"n* the Un-al inper. that profeH[nlv 11Ilc-wed, o r
ptr .it hie tics
1)0
I her, l>r. Iliiinllkt e( U.illitiH O olI i> >l.ite input iHjnni fiion tho f c lun 1' nr* « i llirni-
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A big slock o f dll kinds o f tables including tilt
top tables, gate leg lablca, coffee tables, end
A Share o f
A 1300 per
bt of tho S«mtrrd Jorin K,
ffrrtivc Jan. 1.
ttlmifi to «ervo
COMPORT SET
W A L L TAPESTRY-
1 the building nnd
•r 11. Tilton hai
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Y our Patronage will be
.
tables, davenport tables, console tables, occas
ional tables, combiiict smoker tables, and kilch0/1 tables. A table for any purpoao for any
part of the house and for anybody. Walnut-,
mahogany' and fan.cy ciinmcl finishes,
■ -J . ^ * •;
cedar cheat for storage
M A G A ZIN E STAN D
hard as you can and volt dannot find 0 sift
W A S T E BASKET
j»urH| gf 22 years
of a ua& plant
ithf nty-s need*.
U l>^ accepted in
Ptrurtion of Qifl
f^ »0 d .y »a fw r
Further
►»ya U i y
"I* is ai«
tnt of. tho
nmbniini
Developers
purpeaep. Search
,
o f our genuine rctl cedar chesta.
(
j
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V
Wo havo
j
or without tray# •. u
ant/ would like for you to «cc thbm.
1
as
that will give mete genuine p ictu re tnan one
them In several sizes with
0
J7 Corporation of
•**" 'granted a
Just every woman in the world wants a new
SEW ING CABINET
Christmas
Eve VDi
4
TA-
iWe, with a capahlbie
bf
- i.
COGSWELL CHAIR
fwti- «( the extra
from
J
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LINING ROOM SUITE
BED ROOM SUITE
U|h'h ,,l| ,r|lKallnG
’ npvrird
V
DINING ROOM SUITE
A .... f i*nt gas
k> <h. >into levy',
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ouitttt'q>Po\L
en t
I Buy
w e OtfArtcK, Qjy
A Cl4Rl<SrfMA^
R A m e ;T M'\F
MEiAimaaEB; f u .,"K c. it . #\iH>iitht?eotr Three, hotel*, 20 a-
-Tho a<Ja\|iwwt«rn ecctlou "pnrtmcnts, 20 reslnurahtB, $1,320,Florida led Urt: other district* af ■030.
L*ht*H!r~thd cunblruetiun oC 1 Totai for month: Five hotels, 06
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J!j * . i
apartments,' ‘28 restaurant*, 32;,038,G2& '
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x t and O ctober, state hotel cevn• ^t)<toben ■
jisiicnrr,
Northeast district:
l viiii. site eer&
tfg>
wear
a barrel
f ^ x O F Y L Q U R ll
Fourteen n-
Tho announcement was based partm ents,'4 restaurants, (238,mjr fcariatructlon'pcnnUs for the 040.
sf*e cIobsoh o f slructures, Issued
Central: one hotel, 3 apartments,
|<mgb the hotel department here, 4 restaurants, $30,600.
The .Southeastern district was
Southeast: one hotel, l3 apart
ment*, 2 restaurants, $342,800.
Southwest: Si* hotels, 20 apart
ments, 22 restaurants, tclhl $f>G8,-
loc- thsn tho southwest.In
r and OcUvCP.
Total for October: Eight'hotels, 60
!ng nro- the figures for
apartments. 32, restaurants, $1,th e permits ^ s u e d - f o r the three
100,150.
(
i - Northeast district: One hotel,
!y al» apartment houses, .rthd four
^Jrcstauranta, total cost $181,800.
Central district: ono hotel, five
apart menIs, 'one restaurants, $194,-
rt»oo.
;j SouthcHs: district:
^T6 apartments, ono
Tw o hotel*,
restaurant*,
j> , Southwest: threo hotels, 25 aj^iWJrtmenU, -20 restaurants, 91,3011,-
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Feature Of Selling
Hot rolls and bread arc to bo
served the customers o f the new
Elcctrlck, Maid..flaking CurujmnsU
corner of Magnolia Avenue nnjfl
Third Street, at noon , and tariff
evening during the week days nntl
cn Sundays fro n t‘ 4:30 o'clock, pj
m. to C:80 o ’clock, according to It;
Total fo r tho month o f August: E. Moore, tho owner.
Seven hotel?., Dl npnrtnieuts, and Mr. Moore, « resident of Sanford,
L 32 restaurants, Value of permit* hns unnouncod that the public i*
welcome to visit tho bakery ut any
time. He linn made it known that
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September
,?•, Northeast district: Two hotels, he wants his customers to see how
G apartment*, total value, $81,000. n modern bakery Is npernted and
Central district: Ten apart- also to sec the lihe of bilked goods
and dliencien which are sold.
mc;da, 2 lvataurant*. $173,000.
Southeast: Nineteen upartmentr, * The bukcry is to cater to ban9458A70.
qticlH and all special functions.
D O E S -m * ROOSTER EmW IT t' EAGLE*.- '
A S HE SOARSTvdRO MMlTLESS S P A C E ? ^
OR "TiA EAGLE E U W TVV ROOSTER ,
'.Nfl-io's A K\K!Gr iM U\S OWNi LiTfLE PLACE >
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What a Difference a Week Will Make
FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS
I AI&VI&C? UJILL
’ay ujilLHi yUAT
ODAY
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IHRlCAN FAT WOMEN MIGHT
WELL BE CHEERFUL ABOUT
EIR WEIGHT, BECAUSE IT A
Il'T
HELPED,
CLAIMS
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v i . r s -w , >
w ru
DR. ADOLF LOfeUiZ
CUUV.lfH.
WEEK FROM TODAY
remits / jos£
, in it i ocaj r
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rfe‘ x (0A S BUS-t 9<AfeTldO
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, M X T IM E (SOTTING A C Q tW N Tt ED YJlTH MY/4GW NUOMBORSX. CALLED ON MRS TYTE
YC^TCROAY-M Yl XTH/NK
SH C S THE MOST BORCSOME
You CALLED —COME
\ righ t in r------
PERSON X. E V E R M E T -----
And STIN GY/—
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r -fP T
YUufi f r o n t ^ a r o that
O V esR . T H O
M DOW ALK
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Darkness F o o ls^
VOAlUeD fodc
PoHe. Vtoft — I'. CAH’
v<ttP m o itt open
.
longer.
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r= *
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lT S jfittT T lH V
CUSTHGS —3HG
TOLD M f? TH& 1
PRESS 3H £ HAD ON KAO BEEN
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looks
< a C O D N i& H T 'y T A »r “
U T3>K0WN, T o w KNOW T H A T C|M&,
T
OH.SHES A NICS
"WOMAN. B U T — tT I_ HAP The
MONEY SHE SAYS THEY HANG.
L'D B O Y S O M e FIT LOOKING
P A R HER
TfvTTMe.—m ooHHh
GRAB CfP A UTPLSL 5L
■eMTRlS frotK .. N Q ,M W
tr. roc%—
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N 0 “ Ntfr
VJCU.,1. epose
Y o u KNOW A L L
A bo u t our new
N eighbor BY
I T H I S TIM E " yT
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�AY, DECEM BER 1
H flim M U H M I M I H I lU iu i,
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liJ— Business Service Offered 27— Professional Services
|pally Herald
A D . RATES
in Advance b, will be received
, nj collector a « l
for payment.
_
•.. IOC a line
__He a line
__ , „ _ _ 7 c a line
ta on request.
,j ra'cs are for
MIRACLE Concrete Co., general
cement work, sidewalks, build
ing blocks. Irrigation boxes. J. R.
rerwlllcger, I>op.
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57— Rooms With Board,
d r . j . h. v id l e r
ftl— Wanted—To Rent
90— Automobiles for Sale
SEVEN OR night room furnished
home with garage wanted on
year Ifanc by reliable party. Ref
68— Rooms Without Board
erences given. Home tnuat bu
modern, rent reasonable, well lo
FOR RENT onb large furnished cated bm not necessarily close In.
bedroom. 618 Oak Av^
Might ■'insider unfurnished if good
proposition, write particulars to
FOR RENT—Furnished rooms, "Responsible,” care Herald.
conveniently located Hot water,
Private family. 809 Magnolia.
Drugs — Soda — Hat Sandwiches
SANFORD DRUG COMPANY
RUGS— Shampooed, right in
'T he Rexall Store1’
We make a specialty of our prompt
filling of prescriptions and quick
delivery.
DODGE BROTHERS
yti
WATCH THIS
COLUMN FOR
DAILY HINTS TO
nscrtlons.
[ of average length
a line.
'
'charge of 3Ce for
Lng is restricted to
tlffciition,
. ,
r U made The SanLwill be responsible
Lincorrect insertion,
tr for subsequent
Hie office should be
[edistely in case of
iVERTISERS
)d representative
kmlliar with Mtea,
iilfication will give
(information. And
they will assist you
four want ad. to
» effective.
’ANT NOTICE
i should give their
Itoffice address ns
p phono number If
■caults. About one
f a thousand has a
d the others can’t
( with you unless
four address.*
/
(inusnee MUST be
bn at The Sanford
Lor by letlar. Teletinuancea ire not
Efficient
’ rompt
lervict*
HODG1NS ti COWAN CO., Auto
FOR RENT—Bed rooms with dou
Radiator and sheet metal works. EUGENE PERMANENT WAVES,
ble and stogie beds. 305 Park
no kinks, one price, personal at Ave. Phone 818,
Plain and ornamental ahect metal
work. Tel. 710-W. 207 French tention. Bluebird Beauty Shoppe.
Phono 349-J. ’ .
,.,-t
Avenue.
FOR RENT — Very attractive
rooms with heater, twin beds.
S. J. NIX
C
minutes
from Postoffice. Phone
JAMES H. COWAN—All kinds of Attorney and Counsellor at Law
671-J.
Tin and Sheet Metal Work.
210 East First Street.
Water nnd Boat Tanks. t At Oak
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----------------- JFOR RENT—Bedroom, desirahlu
Avenue and Third Street. Tele
CIRCU1.1NE
PERMANENT
Wnv- [no>ghborhood. 311 Park Ave.
phone 111.
log. Guaranteed not to burn. L _ _
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TT- ,
7~
Madam Harriet, over Mobley's j
RENT burnished rooms, for
HADDOCK STEAM PRESSERY Drug storo.
•
one or tw0 gentlemen.- All ean—Cleaning, pressing, tailoring.
105 S. Palmetto Avenue. Phone
346-J.
THE NEXT TIME you are sick .
- ____
try Chiropractic. YOu sooh will FOR RENT
B. J- PERKINS — Haberdasher get well and will keep smiling, j room, priv
headquarters for C o l l e g i a t e Phone 482-J for uppolntmcnL Dr. Available nt
W. E. MacDougail, 1st Nnt. Bank Mrs. Liljn
Clothes, lit) First Street
BMg.
; Ave.
THE SEMINOLE PRINTERY
WATCHMAKING, ENGRAVING 69— Boom s for H ousekeeping
AN SCO CAMERAS
unit jewelry repairing. Don Smith
AND SUPPLIES
202 E. 1st St.
TWO NICE CLEAN furnished
001 W. 9th St. W. N. Lumley, Prop,
housekeeping rooms, nil conven
ELGIN, W A LTH A M , Hamilton, Il
iences. 312 E. 5th St.
linois Watches. Diamonds and
CLARENCE SMITH
wedding rings. P. K. A lu-arn, 317
General Contractor
\V. First St.
600 West First Street
at Phom 411
EAT AT Sanitary Cafe. Good
10— Money to Liutn
tilings to cut ut all times. 103
WIGHT-CHRISENUEHRY PRINT
W. 1st St.
L
O
A
N
S—Money
available
at
7
Sl^OP — Printing! Engraving,
Embossing
Sec us first-:8 We do
Phone 117 W
it It Avenue
"Uimeriml Street
it.
F ou n d
PURCHASERS
CANDIES, SHEA'FFER'S Foun
NOVELTY SMOKING Seta, Hoi
tain Pen Seta,Joliet Seta, Per
bigant'* Shaving Seta, MtJtta.
fume
and
compacts
that
will
REPRESENT THE MOSJ AUTO
Brushes, eathcr Goods and Podti
please her. Laney’a Drug *Store, Flajks,
Union Pharmacy,
SIX At itKS l.ahe front. Suitable MOBILE VALUE
FOR THE Mcisch Bldg,
fbr I >ultry and Citrus. Doien
bearing , innge trees, Beautiful MONEY INVESTED.
SEE OUR ASSORTMENT OF FANCY PAJAMAS,' SMOKING
Horn exile Quick Sale, $1,600.00.
Jackets, Lounging Robes, wli.
Christmas cards, novelty gtaisVernix S W. Bradford, No. 618
waro, lamps, lincnr, handkerchiefs, please Him this Christmas. . B, L.
First Nat. (lank.
silk underwear, pocket books and Perkins Co,
DO YOU KNOW
other distinctive gifts for Mi-Lsdy.
Ml-Lady’s Shoppe, 110' MngnolU
th at
'
8-1— Houses for Sale
FOR HIM—Attractive tvuLci
Avenue.
. the latest design, Doa 1
IUsed cur prices do not include u
Next to YowelPi,
charge for freight nnd war tax.
TIUS CHRISTMAS Give Her n
mngcr Electric. Cash or terms.
, Used enr prices do not provide for
nny profit such ns*a new car busi Singer Sewing Machine Co., C. W,
Nicholson, Manager,
McLnndcr
ness,
A NEW LIVING ROOM SUTTfc
1
Arcade.
will bring Joy for all U » family
you"
tiftirt-s** 113 W Highland Used car prices do not oover deprethruout
the .year. Russell_ FarDAINTY
LINGERIE,
n
....
,
„
St’ .elution. Thu original purchaser
hose or handkerchiefs would t n^0ro Co,, 321 E. 1st.
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_ _ _ _ _ j paid tiiat.
make her a lovely g ift Tho YowSee these Passenger Cars at our ell Company,
GET YOUR CHJU3TMAS Cot
HOUSES Ft)It SALE
,
Used Cnr lM
nnd holiday decorations hi
ENGRAVED CALLING CARDS— Union Pharmacy, 111 E. First.
Small bungalow north of Hughey1
Stationery and Fountain' Pens.
Street on Palmetto Avenue. Two'CORNER PALMETTO AVE. AND
Seminole Book Shop, Mclnnder
lots, cun lie bought nl less than I
ALWAYS FOR GIFTS
present day value
$6,000
i.n
■HU » . T.
Arcade.
Sco I’arlslenno Gift Shop, HelAfl*
terms of $500 cash anti $76 month
der Arcade.
*. '
KEI.VINATOR Electric Refrlgcrincluding interest.
nt inn thu Ideal Gift for Her.
Kilvinnlur Platt Co., 39 McIjw SMITH BROS.
der Arcade.
t . ' r
|
Home Furnishers
DEPENDABLE
USED
CARS
SANFORD, FLORIDA
FOR SALE
75— JIuwInt'SH Placcfl fur (lent
WOOD
—
WOOD
Stove, Heater, nnd Fireplace
WITCH SERVICE T R A N S F E R I ATTRACTIVE 1 TUdmk to rent for
stores or nffi*t» nt I’nrk Ave.
PHONE 49S
»ml Commercial ttreeL
W. M.
Young, Owner, 208 Park Ave,, op
57— Good Things (o Elat
posite Court House.
PASTRIES. i’ lES. salads. We take
spec inI
orders
for
partie.1 .
INSURANCE
El |R RENT
—
services offered i
Hair Bobbora ini'^5— F lo rlalB.
H Children’s De(^
L L 352
CALL
352 for
fo Ircsh cut
(rtmenL
.■ I nnd plants.
plants, Mrs. Ginn.
BARBER SHOP
ford Heights.
kgnolia Ave.
77—Houses for Rem.
Rnuth's Delicatessen, 1621 W. 1st
Eight room unfui
niahcil house.
'roes.
P YOU choose tht» TEACH YOUR FAMILY the vahi
r him. Wo have i t !0^ “ savings accdunt A “ Chriji
Woodruff and W a t -''" 08 Savings Club” account takl
1st St.
out w^h this Bank will make a
__________ ________ |appreciated gift for any membs
of tho family.
Flrit Nalloni
FOR TUB KIDDIES
Bank.
Alm<i«t new, large living
r'Kim, two bed rooms, dining nook,
bath
ath, electric r a n g a . « d LuAttor
benter, . .,rnpletcly fundshed ready
fur you to move in. DoubU garage, fiower» and shrubs. Owner
will sell fnr $10,500 on terms that
are easy
DEAN-BERG CORPORATION
Herald Building
I’hone 713
Four cat guragt
j,).,,
'i
iwjrrt? Tour
j i / />
C*°4 U/) A
1925 Dodge Coujic
New Duco Finish
58— Household Goods
ah' 701 Myrtje Avenue. Inquire, Write J. J. Carroll,
170-E.
113 Elm Avenue.
j HLEBLE-SH EEBE DOLLS, Twisv
^
YOUR, SUITS A n mod* in St
M O lL
ford to measure. We carry;
complete lino of woolen ! ; ’
diae. Quality, Service and Fit]
$650.00
TOYS of every description thnt nntcod.
*
will (lulight the children’s hearti.
1925 Dodge Spc-rinl Tour,
WOLF THE TAILOR
,
4 Now Balloons, New Duco |Union Pharmacy, >
514 Sanford Avenao,
Finish
$600.00
FOR HIM
1923 Dodge <"on jw»,
i New lire- Good
for Kensonalde rent
to
reap... -tide FOR SALE live mom bunguluw, 15, 2 4 , Korij -j-our
It. El
NOTH'K Sr< .1
1 t w o large porches, garage, on j
Christman oranges. Fancy oranges parly.
l $3.00 per ls>x. Phone 5**1 J Celery ____ ___________________________ __ _ I Willow Avenue at Oak Hill, 1 1-2:10926 Ford Coupe
HOUSE FOR RENT— Furnished, blocks west of .Geneva- Avenue.' Balloon Tires
flowers Avenue.
San
Buy Now — Pay La
GIVE HER A NICE NEW DRESS MEN'S, LADIES’ AND CHILDrtn’s bedroom slippers, ll.OO to
AND HAT FOR CHRISTMAS.
$3.00 a pa r. Lloyd’s Shots Store.
KAFFELD'S
LADIES’ SHOP, 108 E. 1st
SANFORD AVENUE.
Fult RENT -One. furnished and
one unfurnished apartment, close
in, Call 156 W.
bin.
311 First Nat. Bk. Bldg
R E A L ESTATE
in i lip'i' rooms
A\ rime.
WANTED
Pit bull
Address J
COLCLOUGH REALTY CO.
Tel. 732
TRIM CO.
cur, not the owner.*
/or estimates.
RADFORD
71— A partm ents and F lats
MARVANlA
All ow us the opportunity *»f
showing you this flna property.
Scruggs Scogguns Realty
Oo.
Phone 7rtf,.
Masonic Temple
SAY "M E R R Y CHRISTMAS” Li
Her with a pair of new shoos
front Woodruff nnd Watson’s, 2QS
E. 1 st St.
INSURANCE
We are prepared to render
|ND bar pin, plat
service in the following !i
lOho diamond missinsurance:
[easo communicate
lelly. Box 700, SnnFIRE
b reward.
TO RN ADO
L IA B IL IT Y
essones
AUTOMOBILE
HEALTH *
S! Tubes T Yes:
Our knowlexlge of
inn
a pest in Sanford!
always ut your disposal
fire Co. 2 0 6 4 West
appreciate a call nt nny
Ke- :
Close in property. # A
ConneMv 4 S^ns
HE WILL APPRECIATE one
our Gordon Pipes for His Chr
FOR HER—Gifts of distinction for ntaa. Joe’s (fcmoke House, 108
the'boudoir. Union Pharmacy. 1st St.
USED CAR
unce
4 ALL
BULLDOG.
|«t it by describing
notice and expenses.
jox 719,
S lanons —
cent.
mm
i ROOMS, with or without meal.t.
( ’ Reasonable rates. Lincoln Hotel.
Chiropodist
(Foot Specialist)
Lloyds Shoe Storo.
Phono 102 for appointment.
1 ^
’^
m
W
Kiok
®
' tier Arcade.
McL*:i-
$350 09' LEATHER GOODS and Fountain DO YOUR CHRISTMAS ahopplnfi
Pen*. Scminolo Book Shop, Mehero. A complete line o f It
$175.00
lender Arcade,
I gage, jewelry, Hdlea and gettl
— —
$350.00 A COMPLETE'ASSORTMENT of
Silk Lounging Robes and paja
it. A. Box
mas of all colors, nicely boxed for
SEE THESE TRUCKS AT OUR Christmas. The Yowell Co.
vrearirtg apparel. Glv'a y’our' —----- a wrist watch. Yolfr, £
is 4good. W. O. Russell Supply
818 E. 2nd St.
MAIN PLANT
.a ls o ! FOR KENT
Three room house, A P A R T M E N T HOUSE for sale. K[ M A V g AND 13T11 STREET
with srrt-en
porchh.v electric I Annual rental $9,000. Good in
riit—Real Estate for Exchange 9fr—Automobiles for Bale
JG STORE - Pr®- 1Celery Avcnuo
H.one 212-W ; wardrobe, dining table, refriger
A. P. Connelly 4 Sons. 1926 Ford Ton Truck
lights,
$30
per
month.
Apply Gin ! vestment
ugs, Soda. Wo arc j A Fiorn, SuggcsUon for Every ? i0,r’ M,lr“ ,wrA ^
° th*'r " rtlc‘‘ *
$400.00 WILL TljADE a $6500 equity 7n
Starter Fine Shape
derviilo Cash Grocery.
your phono.
911 Myrtle Avenue.
JEWETT AND PAGE
*
Occasion
new
seven
room
house
with
high
RIVE’S
GARAGE
V
Ei!l 103
CORNER
HOUSE
Cluso
In,
6
’
192,7
Dodge
Panel
Flora! Designs a Specialty
FOR RENT
New 6 room mod - 1
7 I — Mi* r r ’lnnemis.
Sanford Doaior
k|i
.
1
1
,< „ 1 rooms, $300 down, $10 monthly.
(:,)0f|
$350.00 class now furniture, located In Ort-rn house, rose Hi, 2300 Mellon-;
.
„ . k<
,, , ,
UU011
Phone 81J
lando, 126 Vanderbilt Ave.) for 208 W. lat St.
& Furniture Co.
■1 1
L-n ,M
I price $4600. Bart Nnsoti, \aldezi
I bone 830 W. Mr - EHotel BMg. Phono 86,3.
U924 Dodge Express
FOR RALE C H E A P — One light viile Ave.
Sanford property. Address G, L.
“ STEWART THE FLORIST”
First Street
s a Nf u k d BUICK CO.
4 New Tires
weight baby carringe in good H. M. Edwards.
1460.00 P.t care Herald, t
Flowers for all occasions
a full line,
212 Magnolia Ave.
' j
condition.
Mrs.
Ferguson,
Bildvr
Me
LANDER
ARCADE
right. Cosh *or
Phojwe M l FURNISHED HOME for rent. Hot
Avenue, Ginilcxville.
Phone 781.
it your business.
------------------- |
FOR
A. K. ROSSITER
SALE —
By Crane
G TO N T U B B S II
O'i, NOL’F.Gr A VJONDeR.
QVN& 0- M3RF LAD U Y£
OOTyRTTlNG A PAC.K OF
0^3.^
VMOND£RFUL\
"^ 5
W0N9eP.FG\-\ y
Davenport,
Beael weRe’s c s o o - n o ,
^ -tUpUSNND.
■S.fAMVf e c Tl^
x : ox b r a i n s - weft'i^- N eveR
FORG6T how NOG C.Of WK.
jewet-wi f r o m
.
ANO POT
CRoq$!s
IN MlN 6IUr&«y<7
89— Wanted—Heal Estate
and cold water, electric lights,
gas for cooking. Two bed room'
with bath. Living room, dining
room, kitchen, screened porch, gnrnge. Piano included. 705 Pal 85— Lots For Sale
metto Ave. Apply 819 Elm.
Kacing Circuit Is
Five Room House at
mu j UBt 0ft Geneva Ave. Other
ngs.
Inquire 1160 |wtg |n this subdivision are selling
for $850. For a quick aaio thl*
lot is offered at the iow price of
HOUSE FOR RENT—203 Holly $626. Half rash, balance $10 a
Ave., 5 rooms and bath, garage. month. Address P. O. Box 181,
Inquire 1110 Park Ave.
igmlow on
LOTS ON EASY TERMS
rner
Palmetto Avenue corner
of
____
$10 cash and $10 monthly will
Spurllng StrccL Two bed- rooms,
i
and
kit
■
buy
8 weli located Oak Hilt lots.
dining room, Bring room
chon, bath* room, g a " * - Improve- Price $760 each. 10 percent o ff
'hone 713 tor all cash.
ments. $45 month!
-•
_______ - .$28 cash and $16 monthly vrfltswi
corner lot In Pinehurst,
'
.
iv located at the comer of-. $1260,
(to Avenue and Katie Street r
Bring, room, dining roont.jI $26 cgsh and fUl-pionthJy will bu;i
Iand- awater
s a ^ heater,
asa a
s s In
s .y
i y *• * r *
bUiU
m ce a
eioou.
btAN AS LONG AS NC
NOTvMVkG TOO GOOO
:— V f o q .
x-m s 'e e M t w s t ‘
«
S lP C f 0006 »VH€At)eD w
W VHM-Lb A 60N£ft
k we«o. vmvtej^^ v
v
^ m k r t s t u f f v 'i t p ' W
M
« ,t two
m M
bed rooms, iiolh
hath with '
--------- ‘*
;, large front and w ar i Laurel Avenue lot between O
9th
tJ
!. Owner wUI rent for $65,
$65 and 10£h Street Price 12,000
$2,000 c*:
on
porches.
monthly, or will sell on exception- term* o f $60 cash and $20 monthly,
isy terms st a close price.
■—
rthcr information sea Mr. Oak Avenue lot,,$1750 on terms of
II at The Herald office.' |$2$ caah end $15 monthly.
— ---------S
---------- *
------------------- -----------------------------------'/riccn.and Dc. k ilo o m
MjrtJo Avenue lot just off lath
--------— ttBNT—f* Mris<b* Price $1935,«n ten teiffi
it corner Elm and iHgn*
IJEsUte Directory
,20°
REAL ESTATE WANTED
* Formed In Illinois
Will buy or trade for your equity
. — _ .,
in any lots In any subdivision In
CHICAGO,
Dec. . 1 7.-W P H 0t:
South Florida, In answering tide
advertisement tell me how. much ganleetion of a nteing circuit com
you have paid, the balance duo, posed of the sit tracks In UUnots,
tho lot numbers, and the location
of property, also glv» your preeent anj homo address. Write Box
Fishing b i L ii o r , w o r n i w c
representatives, with final i
$ 200.00
WWit on the tentative proem
pected within two or three A
A temporary governing
LINCOLN — FORD — FOUPSON was elected, with Stuyrasofll
Edward Higgins, Ine, , ,.
'
• .
•
Coramwxisl
& Pslnietto. Phf ne M l
Our selection o f dependable-used
trucks in by far the largest to bo
WORKS.
M. Swdtirr of
chosen rice chairman *adtt $ (
Distributors
W .‘ Bid will, representing the I
thorite track here, seeraUry^
The date of the mektlngs, 1
debaker decided upon soon,. Indicated
for Cbristmea.
f f l m thp racing season In Hllnola v
open around May 18, either at
rare or Ifawthorne, to aUrt
CHRY,
T. FULL]
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)AY, D E C E M B E R 16, 1926
MEXICAN RULE Two Witnesses For State
»
tngu
4iw 7 ■
L<
ir-Elect Refuses
Pell What His
ion Will Be In
irdTo Selection
>rs Wish To
oid Spotlight
is Hinted BeRepublicans
The Democrats
Pastoral Message Bent
SENATE IS ASKED FiAit
Out-Since 1919 Is Whrnlng
That Church's Foundations
Are Attacked, Undermined
TO REFUSES
SEAT IN CHAMB Message Following
Example Of Calles
Senator Ashurst, Democrat,
Arizona, Introduces Bill Message Brought To America
People In Order To Con
Today To Delay Seating Un
tradict Charge Of Mexico
til Reed Makes A Report
h
CANTON, O hio,;Dec. 16.-4W)
—P a tr ic k : E u g en e M cDerm ott,
on tria l fo r th e m urder of Don.
R. Mfcllett, publisher o f th e Canton D aily News w as "Identified”
twice by sta te w itnesses today.
C harles G aston testified Mc
D erm ott ta m e t o the Canton
Daily Nows o ffice, tho day be
fore th a ' m u rd er and asked to
see M r. M elltee. G aston is c i r - .
culation m an ag er of th e News
Previously O. E. Crouse, Can
ton sinking fund tru stee, had
testified he hnd scon McDermott
go into police h ead q u arters the
Sunday n ig h t <preceding tho
murder.
C arton declared
w w in r
came to his r-Ific* j h i nftern"
cf July,15 and «»kcd to jin
Mcllctt and was told
in
the business office. M cD erm ott,
went out am i Gaston e iid ho
saw
h im . w atching
M cllctt
through o wjndqw,
E. L. Mills, on cross exam ina
tion inquired about th e cmra
jvilgn M cllctt la said to hWe
waged in tho Nows a g a in st v ic e .l
conditions in Cnntcn.
He also asked Gaston if tho
News had not “ paid a bootlog
ger’s fine” and printed s tu ff
from "an nttornoy.” G aston re'GradualRise
riled he did not know.
—
WINTER HOLDING
ON FAST IN EASTWEST IS WARMER
4f/«TnC>5 N iJR yJ.
Poet Envoy
‘l i i e ^ J u r y
Hours Aft<
m
Of Mercury la
W ASHINGTON. Dec. 10.—W — ! NEW YORK, Dpc. l f c - ^ - T h e
I
1A Experienced Over Plains
A resolution designed to prevent ‘ Catholic Episcopate of th e United
\
Of Far West But Freezing
F rank L. Sm ith from ta k in g his , S tates in its first pastoral letter
I Weather Still Grips East
since
1910
w
arns
“C
hristiajC
cirillseat as a 'senator from Illinois was
ratio n th a t Its foundations are «| h t , l i u ' W - ' m — introduced today by S en ato r A sV i1gain
being attacked' nncj under
jr
s
t,
Dem
ocrat,
Arizona.
iv e s J d y i
»1.' Frank L. Smith,
mined” by religious restrictions
The
.resolution
would
provldo
elpct of Illinois, today
b
in Mexicr. •
-1M ississippi Valley eastw ard today
mlly appointed to fill th at the senatorial oath bo not ad Tho docum ent, containing m ore
whllo a , flanking movement c f.
inistered to (Governor Sm all V a p jlred teno of the late m
W A SH IN G ^
pointeo until the senate had coh- tliun 12,000 words and compiled by
| w artner w eather advanced from
(A P )— A lb c rtB .
William B. McKinley, sldercd the report of the Heed a com m ittee consisting of Cardinal
w ard L. D o h e n y ■
[Smith .was too bu9.v campaign funds com m ittee, which llayes, Archbishop Glcnnon, of St. S m ok cy” W h ite, A rrested On IJVegro S la y er O f Y ouijb W h ite tJ,e wV l COft8t;
rising .tem peratures
Charge Of Theft, Spirited
pir
tod toduy* o f t h e c
Girl Held In Little Town in Grndunlly
|vcr bis farm proper- investigated Sm llh’o acceptance of Dou|s, Archbishop Dowling, of St.
tho Rocky M ountain and G reat
Away Brroksvilie; He
Hang
c h a r g e w h ic h \ " '
zero wind whistled cam paign funds' froin public -utility Foul, DI*hop Schrembs, e f ClcvoPennsylvania Where Mob Plains ntatos Jtcrald cd tho p a s s - ,
ing Of Black Is Scouted
Threats Bring Out Militia ing of tho h itte r w eather th at has
S e n a te oil dl«
the trees, to be reach- sourccs during the Illinois sena land, and Bishop Kelley, of OkU
torial prim ary campaign.
The homo, is being rent to 30,000 cler
our tho
mu
PqulCInudel, above, c«l*brtt»d
m m ent
held sway sinco Sunday, but
•N in eteen
B R O O hrV IL L E , F ia., JD«c. 16.
MEDIA, Pa., Dec. 10.—</P)— forecasters promised no mineral P00*- apd au th o rity on O riental dip*
[the cold, Col, Sm ith left coYnmittcc w ont irtto session todny gymen and to Catholic organiza
e
a
s e 'w a s placed I
tion.
—(/P)—Hen-.-<ndo
.county
author!to
consider
its
re|>prt.
a confessed negro m urderer relief tow ard a seasonableo S h e r- J^m acy, Is expected to be F ran ce’s
In g fa r a to u r of his
tics
today
were
,
-h
ln
g
for
ft
,|>4
lynched,
nrmed
peace
officers
narrow
next
am
bassador
to
th
e
United
a
ju
r y in crim in al c
Senator A sh u rtt said he wax
The bishops state they are car
[bout the tlm o Governor
momotor reading until tomorrow.
iu, it is un decided th e re had 1
[signed the appointm ent. willing to let the resolution lie on rying tho case of the church to the negro known ur, “ Sraokoy" White ’ patrolled this town todny, espe- _ Even w ith tho advances record states. P rem ier Briaritl
Dn fa r from th e reach of the tab le until tomorrow but other American people, following the who wns kidnaped by a band of i d a lly in th o Vicinity of th e Dolrt'- ed in the central rtato s, the mor- derstood, hkW 'selected’ hid) to sueproof of criminal conspire
sought to congratulate senators on both sides of the chsm- example of President Calles “who innsked-m en ht >. la rt night. The ( wnre county Jnil.
cury was uncom fortably close to ~<;cd M. B ercngcr.
oil Ktnslng negotiations of
negro
was
taken
from
Constable
!
Forty
state
troopers
nnd
more
Counsel w ith 'h im on the bor asked for n vote nt once.
hrs come into the Amcricon forum
tero over wide areas and ad d i
J
\V.
Crum,
who
had
nrrested
him
than
100
deputy
sheriffs,
cqnstu1922 resulting in the i
ind his office attaches
Be foar n decision wns reached, ; through diplomatic and consular
tional snow wus predicted in w est
(mt.‘ ho did not plan tr the enmpnign funds com m ittee sub agencies and otherwise, in an a t - ( on a th eft charge and spirited him bios nnd members of the police ern stales and the G reat Ivikcs
crtimcnt leasee to Dqhcny 1
nwny in an autom obile.
Storce of nenrby townships, guardlate tonight.
mitted to the sennto w ithout rc-.j tem pt to justify the stand of his
region.
whllo
Fntl was 8e
Chief Deputy S h eriff f). R. Ellis ed the jnil nnd watched nil the
Small in a .statem ent, commendation i t ' report of -the govern trejit.”
Interior
after Dohenjr I
Searching
parties
went
out
from
stated today he thought \i’hito had highwu)-!! entering the town. The
fthe large vote cost for evidence of the Illinois investiga j
Not Appeal For Action
hlm^ljpo.pop In a
Sioux Foils, S. D„, lost night in
either
been
whipped
or
run
out
of
{prison
corridors
bristled
with
rifles
a t the general election tion.
satchel.
' The bishops state the letter is tho county
nnd shotguna nnd tear gas bombs quort of four persons believed lost
lively th a t he is n
The com m ittee report showed not an appeal for political interI i in d rifts, radio stations aiding in
. 'A e verdict was i
“
AVe
Konrchod
for
him
lust
night
were
stacked
in
hnndy
places,
ie 'v o te rs .”
total expenditures of $458,782 in i vention or for action of nny sort and are continuing our offorts to the jail yard stood n truck loaded 1 tho search. At Shoridan, Wyo.,
mlnutea after Justice 1
behalf of Sm ith's candidacy in t h e . Ly lh(J Arm.rienn governm ent.
an 86 year old Civil w ar yctOrnn
reconvened court after
find him ,” naid Ellin. “ It is net with ammunition.
JTON, Dec. 10.-{dP)— prim ary including $258,547 spent
was
found
frozen
to
death
and
n
Delny
Occasioned
By
Court’s
night
recess.' Receiving
’RoinorB
thnt
plans
were
being
likely
he
was
lynched
berauso
we
The
la
tte
r
takes
up
the
differ
E. L. S m ith, of IUI- personally by the candidate. The
Order For Mistrial Proves from the jury room to
vigoroua opposition contributions include $125,000 from ences in religious and civil liberty would know doubt have found his to sic .i the Jnil nnd lynch Ollio storm fntnlity ot Sldnaw, M ich,
To Be Short As Mon Goes opened the day's n m
_t* a t this session of Samuul Insull, the public utilities under the American and Mexican body by thin time. The mob could .Strickland, n negro indicted for added to tho srore nlrcndy reportthk> m urder of Emily Collins, 16- wi.
constitutions and onserts "no A not have taken him fur.”
On Trial Morning Session indicated that If no _ _
J takp the Scftntd seat, m agnate.
reached he would hold the.;
The wave reached down to south
White was a rrested by Crum ydnr-old wij'f -iri, were resjionsimerienn can accept the Metcun the
.the death of WJUinm
Chairm an Reed explained t h o t ,
over another night at !•
blfc for tho precaution*.
ern Florida today but In modified
following
(Tomplaint
that
he
hnd
ory
of
governm
ent
as
in
accord
with
•
the com m ittee hastened ita re p o rt I
[When tho rum ors firs t reached degree. Navigation on the G reat * „ DEUAND. *1*-, Doc- 1 6 . - W —
VerQlct Ends Court i
ental justice -without re- stolen two pistols. There were al
sition Includes even beemue of tho a p p o in tm e n t: o fundam
f
T .
J
,
eliso rV v cn lre, of 50 men,
S
h
eriff Isaac W. Johnson ho threw bakes wns officially dosed, and
so
reports
th
a
t
th
e
negro
had
been
.
Five
mlnutee later,
ends w hd4 are m’p m- Smith to fill the unexplred term t? .udl.atinK hi" ° 'vn
aT,J nnnoying white women here. He
s i c k l y accepted thU tnessa| o came to the I
ex tra guard around tho jail, the g ian t ice crusher Saint M arie n ju 7
of th e late S enator McKinley an<J. ideals.
!{”
lis te r Gpv. 1‘inchot inform ed tho
.T h e w eather bureau a t Chicago
In the comthdniy accepted A- was found,by Crum a t n minstrql
.
said reports of Inquiries In other
hi
Sheriff ho hod received reliablo l: • - war- ordi-rod into w inter m orrlngs,
allow
and,,
au
th
o
rities
say,
adm
it
the p arty leaders, not Statea.would be mado Inter.
inerican doctrine, a constitution
form atfdd 0**4 an attem pt was -*0 offered consolation to a shivering Attoipepr M lilarq B, Smith, foUow- 1 0 :0 ^
ted
he
hit
dstolcn
the
pistols.
Crpm
ppuihtm ont to the vaS enator A shurst declnred lie vest the governm enf with such
Ihe made to lj-nch the negro. 7 a midwest by revealing th n t 25 y e a n ' ill*
^
riouncod » . _
thus ^ p re cip ita te a would dem and action on his reso rig h ts and powers ns are ncces- muii taking His prisoner to„ n
ycBl tirdax when • The csfckfbiuL
' governor r.ont q squad of sta te • »- ago today the m ercury w ent to l 2 ; , * \
h t over cam paign ex- lution not jn te r than tom orrow so ; nary for the proper exercises of house in the negro section) of lice from tinriU burg.
below zero here and never passed ^u ro r *,ccamo Dl* hands of the 12 men a t 1
hlclj m ight, in view of Hint Sm ith would know th e "feel IU ju st functions, and a t the name! Rrocksville to recover th e guns
! Davis, charged with th e killing yesterday and when
There was no stirfaco indlcn' on n m inus two.
I
when
the
band
of
masked
men
np
s of this session, make ing of the senate.”
tim e forbids it to encroach upon
_______________ of J.S A'. Higginbotham the after*
thnt violence was planned. M> dia
were unable to agree
special of the new
The text of tho A shurst resolu the rights of a higher order which pearod.
and
tinm
rrounding
countryside
R
s
v
r
r
n
n f i a m l H rm in rl
nooon of O ctober 21, 1926, was on last night, Justice Hochll
|
The
ronatablo
said
the
kidnap
y preventing passage tion follows:
come to man not from the people
lept Inst night without n ripple
dared a recess until
measures. Sm ith, how“ Resolved, thnt the qualifying to the state, nor from nny nggre ers threatened to kill him nnd tho •f excitement, other than the pres
A c t i o n l a E x p e c t e d nn#b,o to agree. A fter e x h a u stin g ,
^
negro
unless
inallowed
them
to
en represented n* do- bo not adm inistered to Hnn. Frunk gation of states, but frem tile cre
_____
1
practically
all
perem
ptory
chai-,
ence
of
tinguards,
to
disturb
the
White wn*
ct his sido of the con- I-. Smith, the memltor designate, a to r of both men nnd stntes. Al take th»» prisoner.
AeUon on tho proposal to c.tnbRn(* ‘f 0 nci n rire d ln g s* " '1^
and thnt tho special eom m ittee np- m ighty God. This conception is then shoved into nit automobile
fore the S enate.
Sheriff Junnson said th at if there llsh a to u rist recreation ground op- tri*1
1“ t Tu««d*y, only to
which
was
driven
aw
ay
at
high
officls
over had been any serious thought posito the Hotel F o rrest Lake, be halted by th f illness of a jury- rncr
A shurst, Democrat, Ari- oointed under sections which were wholly in keeping with the teach , speed.
an.
The
Higginbotham
slaying
(“d
*
u
*PP^
of mob violonco ho folt th at it hnd which has recently been proposed m
while, is ready to offer founded by the Sixty-ninth Cbn- ing of the Catholic Church.”
, ..
.
is alleged to bo tho result of a feud
sttll undei
disappeared.
'Many 'Authorities Quoted
in the Ban a te to pre- gtysd, f ir s t section be .''hnd it bercto the
Ir, adirected‘ to report
_
‘
Miss Collins was shot and killed InVh to%tiytyCZ n (!gcir0 n w : R W u I I
rao^ BW n% re^nT he'T om dki,
front, tak in g the oath by ir,
The le tte r quoted from the De
Inst Wednesday night whon she re llams, who Is preparing a rep o rt,
y’s successor. I t would sennte a t the earliest convenient claration of Independence, the
-* ,
, .
’
_. . . . : counsel bolleve thnt ct
fused to hand over to Strickland
tho qualifying ooth dnte such recom m ^idationn in the Catholic thologian Thomas Aquinon tho project.
° n " J ^ on
be
but
premises
ns
mny
to
said
appeal
denied and not adminR. J Holly nnd l-eon I/croy, rep Chriatmns presents she bird p u r
iir, the suprem e court nnd UlnckTho
city
may
appropriate
the
?
’
,
*
venire
when
the
clerk
dictated
today
th a t
chased for her fnther. The negro
th at tho spocial cam- committee seem w arranted."
stone, in support of the new view resenting the Sanford and Semi
sum
of
$1,000
for
the
construction
re
n
o
t^
.i
»»,„♦
^
,
.
1.
nrocccdure
dr°
l>
tb<n
^
lbc*
^*
S
enator
C
urtis
of
Knnans,
the
nccosted her near her hemo in
s com m ittee should
th a t the dictates of conscience are nole County Cham bers of Com
Republican
lender,
arked
th
at
the
Llnwood.
’s prim ary expenditures
in many cases superior to tho en- merce, returned this morning from
There arc a numlicr of nogro courts roeque ground, and bowl- nnmc8 in the ju ry box being «*-f
recommend w hat pro- Ashurst resolution go over a day nctmonts of the state when theso Tallahussee. where they confurred
ft®
,
and th a t was agreed to.
settlem ents in thnt section and po- ing alleys on the property and then hnu8tod and cx. Bheriff Leo M orris i
with
Dr.
Fons
A.
H
athaw
ay,
chair(
id ha taken,
are in clenr contradiction to the di
open it to tho public, according to -wks nppolntcd eliflor by the c o u rt.; !c“ e' " t undec ccn ,p
man
of
the
state
road
dcim
rtm
ent,
'
Bc®
•‘‘id
th
ere
had
been
much
bitability of a coalition of
bribery charges.
vine law.
te r fceliijg since the shooting pfesent plans.
The widow of tho slain m an for
is and Dem ocrats to
C harges of tho Mexican govem - regarding the construction of the E x tra pollco and deputies also were j
Weep*
,
“ We are going to ascertain J u s t'th e 'T h lr d t l m ^ t l i g m o ro in g 'to o ^
T h ^ d e si
mith from ta k in g the
m et against the church In Mexico Gcnovu-Titusbille highway.
how much money will bo required the stan d to t e l l h * r voralon of the
A prelim inary survey and estab on duty in Lmwood a|*l C hester.
teen suggested, in view
Including those of unduo w ealth, of
lishment of the ex act route will w v f
“
—
a
"
n
o
n
I
!
! / “de<,uatoly / lur?ll,,h tb ?
shooting. W hU. D avis claimed ho
e„ 01
lire of m ajority leaders
A neur Austin Motor Pickup neglecting education, of entering be necessary before other dotails JP i l l i r p
A
r
r
P
f
l
t
2
6
0
'
^
or*
any
tction
ta
Ukfln
'
MrDrcd
in
self-defenae,
Mra.
H
ig
g
in
-f^
haooiMaa
i special session of the
A llC B L
W llllama said today.
1botham
-----. 1.
1^ . ^ that Daria waa tho n,h» omppin#*»
stree t siw opcr hksi been dollvethd
... politics,, of Opposing separation of of tho project can be started , ac- j l U l l t - C
claimed
before
Congress.
. .r tto'tb*
. ' l l ___L
..i l u
'“
tp th e city 1>y'tho Austin M anu church mid sta te it * declared by cording to Mr. H olly, who statod j
* ’ »4 *;
It is said th a t provision will be ag g ressor .pJrio
shooting,
lich a plan, th e leaders
room.
th
a
letter
to
have
been
fabricated
th a t many prelim inaries remained ^ n f
facturing Company of Chicago,, re
made
fo
r
enlarging
the
grounds
in
Y
ui»uo
iw»
cmaiKiiiK
vuu
biuuuui
hi
f a ll himself said hi*
it would hope1to post- placing tho old matBlne, which was fo r cam paign purposes.
to be threshed outu by the in ter
fl’0 BID FOR CLASSIC
thereon warrants such
the noxt session -tho wrecked recently. The company
In
th* court “had
ested coilntios befo re state action
afction and that $1,000 will fm>bn hat* said
NEW YORK, DEC;'16r-<lP)-"
campaign fu n d i row allowed the city $1,000 in tho trad e
can be expected.
Sanford, turfman . of would leave It to
i would be tu rn ed away
Sanford police arrested a total ably toko care of tho initial • *r Stephen
n new sweeper, according to
Bhevard county has appropri
pehso.
Amsterdam,
N, Y. who won the that 1 had Cottfl
shhold'of th e . Senate
ty Manager W! B, Wflliama.
ated $100,000 and Sem inole coun of 260 alleged law violators dur
Liverpool grand national steeple aid. “I have
•
_
,
(not appear th e re again
ing
November
and
tli*
fine*
and
ty, $50,0000 for tho completion of
Tho new sweeper, which copt
chase in 1922 vjlth Sergeant Mur case in the
PBISONER ESCAPES
p 4. to presen t his claim $6,650, is a duplicate of the ono
TALLAHASSEE, Eli-, Dec. 1 6 ^ the road, which will give th is coun estreated bonds collected amounted
TALLAHASSEE, FI*., Dec, 16— ’ phy, will bid for the March classic nothlng-elee to ea
by .virtue o f his elec- purchased last spring ai»4 gives C<Pi—The Florida Railroad Comr ty an outlet to the east coast and to tho sum of $2j976, according to
Doheny said he
of thro u g h th e ap- the city two of the moat modern mission has called i hearing for a t tho sam e time save m any miles tho monthly report of Chief of Po GP)—Noah Crawford, sentenced «g*lh this y*ar.
from
Duvkl
county
in
1623
to
,
10,
Hl«
entry
will
b*
Blancon*,
(Continued,
Jacksonville,
Doc,
29,
to
consider
lice Rov G. Williams, which was
■of Governor Sm all.’
« street sweeping machines \t\ the
of necessary trav el.
years
for
shooting
into
a
dwelling
Irish
gelding,
considered
one
of
the
tho
question
o
f
whether
ah
order
— _ i —
filed
with
the
city
commissioners
s ta te /•
Still
SEARCH IS
ARMED OFFICERS
FOR NEGRO TAKEN PATROL TOWN
BY lA SK ED
§ .
Verdict I '
MURDER TRIAL OF
DAVIS AT DELAND
GETS UNDER WAY
szs& w & i
ittcieationai urouna trial lact pprtnB but th0 jwry wts
Committee On Road
Returns To Sanford
^
53*4
New City Sweeper
Now In Operation
Alleged Violators
Of Laws In Month c’1'0rl*y
[
a
; Department
B Increase In
|hberEaroings
departm ent of the
[ford showed a n e t profit
hnd a gross p ro fit of
most of which w e n t-to
frost on
ou tstan d ing
ng the moqth o f NhveinN t - t o the m onthly ire^
ty - M a n s ^ W . J|.,W I1-;
|o f 4b6 o^sr tho -rtittio
[1926. Irj October, 1926,
I 1334 w ater custom ers,
Set fprth,
■cblnery of the' ulant
taUrii of 29,110,000 .gslk the m onth,
n th ,----said „ to be
i b'gbaat productiona yet
earnings oyer
«t; $660.90. . j
j
*.A» M l d r 'l
■kbWlng mad i f or
Railroad Commission
To Meet December 29
should bo issued * requiring the
at their last regular meeting.
Florida East Coast Railroad to re
Of the total number, 62 were
v . SLEET AT TA LLA H A 88B E
said to have been for drunkenness.
TALLAHASSEE, Fla., Dec. 16— vise its freight and passenger tar
Forty-night ywere
w for charge* of
<A>)—A Ught sleet accompanied the iff* on intra-atat# traffic between
*
cold wave to Tallahassee today, as points north of St. Augustine and
There were 12 fires In SanfonI disorderly conduct and 42 were
th e therm om eter tumbled to 36 de- south of Bannoll, it was announced during the month of 'November, niade as the result of alleged
to fty .
,
• ,
'with an estimated damage of ,$10r minor ■traffic violations.
That the. stringent ordlnanco
ing to. tho report
000, accord*—
— ' 'o
!f
Fire Chief Mac Cleveland, which against operating .an automobile
ot inwaa,recently submitted to the City <while under the lnflucncq
Influence of
lnComntisslop.'
v toxlcatlng liquor haa noP’a& ffd
Only one of the fires caused a a noticeable decrease of tnla offenae, i* shown by the fac
largo smount of damage, that
>n
12 persona were, arrested <
ST I.OUIS. Dec. ldMi'P)—Eft-i Corporation of
tho month and charged witji, (hat
u re ss.n
e
,
iziiL
.w
iaa
Zn
invisible
ray
that
dreea
.here:
lest
.taovios, w
Fourteen arrest wore made for
mit* vision in. total darkness, television proJe<tor,
amril proportions.
J.JUL-Utglt.
..............
rplnnes which fold up their wing* "Our work baa already proved
alleged ,violation of , the non-feh
birds And an electrical "third that the expectation of television
street ordinance. This charge,?1’
M*ee” apparatus to detect rob- is not unreasonable and it may be
decreased gradually, police say,
^ re T re some of the posslbiUtic. accomplished with means that are
tho majority of local drlvera 1
and accomplishment* peeping front in our possession at the present
becoming, acquainted- , w u h - S ^
day," said Dr. Alexanderson.
v
strooU and the law governing
tha. taagic box of modern science.
An Interesting radio experiment
,
■ Owing to the largo volume of them.
?Not so long ago a* ttme.Ucounttonight will/torn on more, thaq
Christmas- advertising -which
ed on this earth, nuin bridge the
Of 'thq total arrest*, 18 catos
3,500- Sti Loula etreat light*, the
Tho Herald la receiving dally, wero transferred to the county an||
Atlantic,ocean in a ship, a fe * d
Brat
section o f a-MW l&OMi
advertiser* - air*; Veqflested to 2*1 wore dUmflNM& i ^ V;
cade* ago ho stretched cables,
street lighting ayshfm, Tho
«ka recently he telcphon/d and
itted photographs acrosa the of M ayor-**
. and for the future loprtw
’ rndlq. roovlef.
the dream'realm
Twelve Fires Are
Reported In Month
Bigger Accomplishments Ex
•BerAttained By Science In ie:Future
Notice To
Herald Advertisers
Defend*
houso, escaped from a road camp tinest jumping pros petes In Engnear Milton, the state prison au-i lend, which • hao, beet) beaten only
thoritles were advisod today.
twice in his racing W
caM dM j.
__ .
,
m
M embers of tho Sanford
lub today endoreed and p;
ielr support qf the ph>|
ite for $260,000 wiih w]
a municipal hospital
pro tnlseid tp; assist 1 the
o t thf^^on Carlos'PUP,,.
Company, which Is to be at
Milana Theater, on Dec. 30 am
Brief reports on various pro,
nd a short talk by IL M. 41
, f the National Playground.,
reatlonal Aaaoclatton, were
'
the meeting.
chort report on the
a Lions Club la la
was held last
club's
attend
approxim ate
o th er p i t l*
association
by Mr. Mi
for e
t i . J1 i
H P
�W restlin ? H as Become fm
A t S ta te University At
-r$700
i
F ifth Race—
-^700 Claiming
.3 Y O &■ -U p -d
('up OTen
Sweep Net
(»>• Tb* Associated Press)
W arfare
UNIV ER SITY OF FLORIDA.;of tout*
WILKE8 BAKflE, Pi} - AbcsjAt- j ^ , .
; i;nincsvU}b,i; Ucc. 15.—(R*)—V/fts- j
tel Goldstein, N e w , \o r k , ;V :it i.-osceles
' inn ’1’11” ha,<
popular sport ! 8>'rnnajimn“‘,
Johnny Dunn, \Vtlkes B arre, It).
ic«ja'0, Kan
*•; ' jut the U n lv cH ity of Florida. 1 ;harftd- ^
ALBANY, N^tlYr-^Kammy M nr- n Prhcrtus
SU! ! ^ Ri ® ! l FIGHT RESULTS
•<£•
F ig h t fans are to hnvc the op- crowd will ho on hand to welcome
11 p o rtu n ity tonight of Again whtefi- him tonight.
*'-*»;| ing tm e of their prime fnvtrrities
«jmj-final is to bring tj>tp- '
_____ _
The sqjni-finnl
[
In' action when Willie Norwood,
!* Through the e f f o r t s of Joseph. D.'
a * Greonvillo ace, is paried with Billy
1,1 ; Pomeroy, of Jacksonville, student I fr"m
g m
.Wilden, of S t.' Augustine, in thu
j Instructor In this sp o rt' a tournn-' 'Watcd 1
w „ „ . I™ , • J H
i J S S
l'»r f i e l t l n g IltR Ito u l; G ib* i ‘ wftiST P A D * W
j W
f
. S U
_____ _ — .—
main go of a 34 round card nt tho nnd
is popular in Sanford and Or
1 ment wa^ held this year.
J Be U t
hcr D enies M a rti s C laim s t]j„g Finch, SaY^onsh, Ga., knock-1
3
y
0
g.
Up—1
M
Joint ; Conference A rm ory, Wilden is .said to-be one lando fistic circles.
The to u n ia m c n t held in U to'uni-'
iu l
_
.
..
„
. f
...... v
~.— 7 T
r.l out P ete S U m aty, Boston. 7. I . The Honey Bunch Punwr
of th e be^t a t his weight in the
Reports from the
Hurcurt
N KU 3<>RK. Dec. 15.— (/P)— ST PETERSBURG. — Kcwpto |{l.rkl, lo . q,
10.1 verslty R-ymtusIum ^ drew large : ,"^.lhc l 'riTmItj(
LGO, Doc. 1G.—•(/?)—Much routli and the niixup tonight, from
camp are that a fight is going
Tuiin.-y. heavyw eight boxing , r,.lllb|c> Chicago, heat "Dandy Brownio Snnl,*108 crowds for- ev e ry * performance.
, . w,0.4d*
is shopjijng but very few nil available reports, should prove be stage from gong to gong an I c| , h a s
d iffe ren t weights , 11:0 champioa
stepped from one K|)|.. | )or|and, Oklahoma, 10.
Phidins
#104 M any of the
s the n e t re su lt d the aiv-intere^ting one.
rm !!‘cnt 1
that the sta r 0/ the camp, Johnny. 0(lUU u« tic-n into another*
Al|»KS
MOINES.— F^mis May*. Ajjta Alton
-7U .
.......
. found as niuny a s ten contestants.
W illie’s career has been followed is ready for the battle.
p t * annual, m a tin g of
They tyero m atched' fty draw ings, 1
though lie is dear of th^ Charge j , cs $joine#, won a technical knock Mi-rtinirnl«.
1QD |THey
with m uch interest by S anfori
nmi the w inner p itte d against oth, ?'
®"
- • ••
■
Two good prelim inaries have t that hr violuteu tn e #.«uue D e x i n ^
.lack H orner, Shuritiun; Wyo., John S. Mo*hv
jrcen .the bidding on players, fans and as ho has always deliver been arran g ed , according t<. Dr I law bv appe.-mug m an unlicensed
in - tcr witmern, and th o winner of the e- ,**•
„vor Billy M orris, Milwaukee. T m n b errv
.......
merican League club Owners ed every ounce of effort in his George Lewy, and the usual battle . xbd.itnm during a vaudavlllc act ,|r, w with Dutch Kimball, De.s
10^ finals w as prcuonted with a medal'
’ |j 1^
('a ||
rl in
p^m m issionot previous shown before Armory cus
he
is
being
*u
<
1
foi
breach
of
to
n
Mmnea,
0.
•
W
innipeg
108
8iven
by
th
e
a
th
le
tic
departm
ent.
Boyce
I Vw
_ _ _ , en got him to tom ers, it is' expected th at a large royal is to be presented.
tract
M INNFAPOLlSr— Frnie Fleigel.
(,,,
Coach John Piom bo plans to Hurnice T-CaL
Ifay, J
i the advisory board,
Wh-le the champion yesterday v.^neapolia, defeaU d S tew art Me
Seventh It.ice—$800 Claiming
make w reatling n ae)f.snpporting nm| bantam*
iguo's com m ittee ctf th ree
heard Magi.stiate Sillterinan dis | , an. St. Paul, 10. Carl Atigu 3 y. f)
70 y t|9
| sport n l th*> in stitu tio n . A Kerirs houn, Perry.
O g.
A \I p|( j
1
.today in re arc h of Landlr
m: « charges agam -t him and six tme. St. Paul, knocked out H urry r r yHt a I Ford
100
U talk over the situation.
• l l f , ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ aH H U an aH H H ak U aaiiaa aaa M K iiiaa m
n n A i m v r m r m n i 1 / • • ,h " ‘",M
v ,lh
^
•'•.
.s tu rh rig h t
,„Tjw A m erican League com m ittee
103 S
'
* 1st* of C o t Jacob Huppcrt, of
mg-- were not instituted in g p o d . Brown, Philadelphia, Iwrit
| Quinhnm
MOO ■
□
F
irst
Rnca=-Mill
Boy
(Pascum
e),
faith he was served.with papers in (inns, San D ltgo, 10.
. York, E. S. B ernard of CloveIrish Pat
!():) a
I ami Phil Ball, o f St. Louis $8.00, $2.40, $2.40;'- Spontaneous
| :i silll |,y Tim Mura, sportsm an, to
’too ■
Mnlincro
Ei
Wood
(F
a
m
e
s),
$2.20,
$2.20;
i known ns a strong p artisan
1rrr- ’*• $1 n not)
Klaxon
Mol a
Fawn
(llenham
),
$2.40.
M
ident Bap Johnson, and it
i D.: il. wen- withheld but Mnr:i
(7)
>a
difficulties .with Johnson th a t , Also ran , Ixitto, Betty Mae, Aus- M a z c lte Guos F iv e A nd One i. aid i<- seek a percentage of
m
Post
lim
e—2
15 o'clock.
trnletto
nnd
Lank.
H a lf F u r lo n jf s In !:()<> 2-5: Tun-iev
^ Landl* to ignore the nd$2011.(1"
'iare of tin. w
•A pprentice allowance.
Second Race — Vanishing Roy
I.nnR S h o t s F p s e t Tnlenl In 1 1,. , ., , r,elii te 1 n d « Mara 1.
If* boafd for the last soveral
(R yan), $80.20, $11.0(1, $4.00; Ia.u |
■ i .• •*_ '
-in un
-n S< ininnlti Park, l^ingwtnxl. Florid*,
Tw o O f OnvN Race Evenly
•*-?•*
" i-C
• dtli Day, Thursday. I)er. Ifi
Shank (tle n ly ), $2.80, $2.20; Froth
.,if, mi 1 1 ftii.n
r.i -. a chain
b'e flve new inuntvgm in tbo
fir st Bare— $700 Maiming
(F a m e s), $2.00.
• OPEN N O STRILS! END
Steered to the front as the bill , ,. , .1, I m.ftti ll Will. I 'elli(l-ft,y .11
lie mode the player market u n ,
2 Y (> Si lip- 6 I 2 Fur.
Also ran, Tulnnr, Beg i’ar<l(in, rier want up uml •otting life pm
u
\ i w 5 11
A COLD OR CATARRH
'"brisk, p jth St. Louis in n?- Sea W olf, Beljoy nnd Shamrock
-ui
Ill
H
B i l l , 1 ih on. leanagei of
the (....al Time ...........
for the. entire distance, Mnzette. 1
j
t
i
t
offora,
nnd
Ray
M
m.
Flower.
Rompmg
Lad
..
.......
111
hlhck three year old filly from the titlcie M'f declared Hurl M aras «
k-Whita Sax,..wcll in
llo« To Get Relief When Rend
1
or.
Third Race—W arning (McCros- stable <>f M I. Cooper, yesteribi/ greemi nt w
a .. with
hini.elf a id
w :t
w.
-inti N okc arc Stuffed Up.
,--------- »•
sen), $4.40, $2.00, $2.00; “Topungo
Bell Song
IDS,
talkod trad e for'M cM nn- (B enhm n), $2.00, $2.40; Klaxon raced the five and one-half fm i* l 'I'lllill 1
hi
son
lug
1
.
.
.
.
v f-F F * < i4 4 4 $ 4 4 4 -M -H ^ i •
long-, of Ihe ixth oven* ill ‘-■oltll
I no .'Ian.1
. -.il
I of S t.. I-oUis, W ard of New (B erry ), $2.80.
’•I 11..
S
,1
prite
lU
.'r
! Iiolu III I lit fi.,1 l.lne iif I ll*‘>
Count fifty
Your cold in head
.■el
“ l i e 11 of W ashing
.•a 1 is1 lit*V (.ih
Also ran, Pat Hainpson, Ftor
John Joseph
lOd t,i catarrh disappears.
Your
- mm
1111. . ion Ultii
c 111
Vltburka of D etroit, and nev- epee D ean, Crystal Ford and Hell ' t o eitaldh.li .1 i i a li.:> k record K* I '
Burberry
11
I
! N Mnllmuii
tier (it!<•(
I (n- g;.\.
i' ggt <1 nostril, will . pi'll, the air
. . I lif t ’ lie
Dther infielders who might be Song.
Poly, arp
1 11
' 1 ace wm I tic fellture
.1 dr
oii-Mige- . ! M.iir head will deiir
to fill Eddie Collins' vacant
w -I .1
1 '• 1
Fourth Race Foreman ( M a n '. that saw |>i e\i<n|. higli |., •. — •. •
.1, I v«*ii . .!, i ii alhe l tv -ly
'
A l l .
1
Seioml
Rare
$7(KI Cl .lining
$0.00. $2.8<F $8 00; Rill o'Hur. I to MIlll.il 1ftfet tile Ims| odd11»
a
i*
-n'.ffliug
linukiiiL'.
imi-.iu
pit offered three players fm ( M cD onaldfr1 $0 20, $2.00; Harb.i
! V 1 1 £• Up . I ‘ i- ui
ti
Illft-etll.g 1 I .0 kft*il Ull<i«*r the I
li.ire*
.1
•
.
iie-i.
nt
hen.hirh
nui, and Bucky H arris, of Hill ( llelH T t). $2.80.
u
I *18
Mu- . *
S e v e r a l d i s t i n c t i\-«- -tuee<* hoti
.uri
B
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r
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t
hie
,t
ii
at
iiijr
ii
ihlngton, offered to take over
11;
f t-jt.:
n
Also ran, hull maker, Him kf,,,>!
\
iim.inng
liev
at
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Lie*
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ill
li.-ttir
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) 0f S t. lands' surplus catchers j ^ r i n ' ‘an<l R ed p o ll'
I. .ll.) •*
I l Ift \ l.t.ntt
i' i
b '*•
o f S p a n is h
a r d i i t c c t n i t * . at it
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r<B»nle Mack said he bad signed - Fif(h Ku<>,. i,p„ nv |tll(lin ( 7.<.ot 1 down in ft-ri.v fastimn in th. •
<I 11 I •i
g»
l o . 1 t. un Balm ( : , n »• ■11r «lruggiai ■
I . '“lilt k
I he . , 1:- elel
m- 1
Uthlnnr leaguer but declined U | )(,r)
80 , ,
Nlllr„ |,tf|1' oiij nice, p a lin g 111- bio ki-i
c i-r 1 g
m o d e r a t e p i i c e s , u m b o d y in g 'j
I'l l ll .
in- *>'' l M-pi;. i l i t : t p f th s frngrart aSi
I
"ll
longest
pie
«
•
of
the
un
i
ting
th. Mmidv
!
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l
l
.11
ley,
V
I
.l , .i | i e
r n his relation with hildie , (Henhnm ,, w .20, $6.20; Liberation
i : l ."•! |ft»*ptii- ■ream tn your nostril-1 R
Shank. 1 in- favorite, led until lie- N •
ry c o n v e n ie n c e
i n c l u d i n g an
'! pi ni trate.- throiigii every uit li
B \.n* I .11 in
1
-'•■ntiim fl
»•. 1
*
f t r y u n ) , $2.20.
II
' ll'
.1 r r
Am erican le a g u e executives
Allto run i su|K.||. Fsth.-r Wri.i. l -Iretch when- he win* dl.|M>.»'d of tie g r
1 . . in p W * ,r i!
i : i .,a .ige of th*- head, totrihing au*l a
m a tic
y as
w a te r
h ca te i* s
11v The winner
l«ft on their form al program ^7^ m Bonney and l^ikc Fin*
, ft«!it It lit -»U
1 1 : lit alitlg the swollea or inflamed nM
mo i ll-* niembrnne, giving you in ■
the various proposals »ub I Sixth Race— Muxetiu ( llullinuu 1, 1 Mill H"\ 10 I tie fir.t eftel.l I mill'
- C>l
b u ilt-in
J ’e a U u e s , r e a d v 'f o f !
' .I*' relief
Iliad colds anti ■
ud hy counsel for ravision ■*( $0 00, $8.20. $2.00; Sweep Kel | M. f .fte t *e the »lr»|ili *1 ■ gel Ip. lead
I turd Race S.'tHI ( laimiog
H
p"
11% I hr \ hh«KI.Ttril l'rt’8.fttnrrh yield like magic.
Don't H
Constitution and decision on the Crnnn),
$12.00. $t no.
'I ii iim I down fir.' *. the ju-lgft
m e d i a t e o c c u p a m ;'! Y t) A Up I M
, taneun -. lilt fa . 01 lie. Ih‘.i' ft*, ood
; i . *ay ftluffed'Up ami miserable, H
gn«l closing dates et Uu Wnnd (F a m e s). $h.(»0
Bucko
B
« UK .V , n t IK*t
!5.
l*i
ton Relief is sure.
■
in. A closing date one week
IM* Volute
Also run. Ix>rd York. Bride 11 l awn ter the planVSarnlag
w.i,..
the
ln
s
i
faveii'e
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\m«Tit
nn
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than last year, October 2 The Wind, Alita Allen, Nero and !
Sft’ Jl N e t
Adv. !
T ’h e s e h o m e s a r e r o l c n d i d l y l
med likoly to be agreed upon t< Bonny ( bustle.
j of 1 h<- day I ' gel down in fioc* ?1V. 1 1 1* 1 ■ ’ f l o r a : h r :c1 . 11 >1JtV |tU**M T. .I.I. r S. '
Id" •a^ •• < h a r l r A 1 o iiilh K * ) . Wli> S'"r blur:
[ d 'to n -many doulde-hcsder.
Seventh Rue* La Kr«>e« 1 Paul-jjTopnngu looked the winner
e d i n t t i e m i d s t o f S :i n f o r d ’s
ey), $55.80. $25.40. $8 20. I rujaii , >®!<rri« out but Warning imuni'; n-rv.a i ru*i| o ’ home* w h i!» * h u so n r.Se
in tho 164 game limit.
! us (T ryon). $7.(Ml, $0 20; I»«-.«-11 fuI f a n on (he opt tide with a good | iuiim o*«*| S#*« r«*t »r\ Hurry Ornl»* 2 i l a i - e
id e n tia l
M a s te rp ie c e
w be|
$
S£.Jw s x
M
wi
TRACK RECORD IS
Results At
Seminole Park
BROKEN TUESDAY *,m i:r"",uivthat. 'he, p*00***1; 'K,{Nor^,,,c*|1|frrn!,,.ry.. (K!,|) ,im ««nd»
BY YOUNG FILLY
Long wood Race
Card Tomorrow
OPPO RTU
S a n Lanta
Homes
111
Baseball Notes
M-jtf ‘ •WCfjt f | | * |»«* t i l t h
• '<!«• by 'let ro.scn just did g»'
It,a- kloi.l
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k
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In
North
Pine,
,
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\ 1bo run, Arumi'cr,
,
(H)
The <
atu*n«lam*n tlt the
Tbo Plain.^nmn uml Key host of the others
Fourth Rare- $700 Claiming
Foreman, (be favorite in !
\ tin iiv an l.fuyut* rilios for 1
2 5 <I Maidens *'. I m
jihh- •!«* Im«-. it A k *
fourth line, followed the pu. e .,n si .. a ,-.| •
' *,i
tj-l Mai
her rest 1 mm f.*i tin* fir't
r ...1 , f111 »■i •*11*•■(I t h« annual r«•p« it to
^••al
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g
Wax
i
St
1 U»ll> ,lll»!
H m '‘ t o n
a .|
null1, move,) up .it the fm tint* ,u. I .-.J
5 'ft i i . m . ' e \ 1 ,, r \
'HIIM* •••! to Ykirt kfomjr ll \V*4>
A » t • F* ' ' n )!«*■ t t •• ! r ft \ .i t am ! B ... ■ ,
i,. a I i- Nt n N ir . ' ■p .I ) ' I e t - I . . .
1 -«• hiovMii, Wit 8«*vpulh - "i •*l i
»*.«
i«
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thi* •»i*i tit .|
f.• 1 t h« h»ii^ -sh** ..
J l. ? r • • | C ii 'il
li ’ toI,* i t "
I ..... I n.
M llH ie a p O llS
K 1H ^
laiiMs wIipii in- tfttt down
*i *11••Ji•*\ MltihiT V
t
. . _
front of 1 rujaiiiiB to win at mill* ,
i; Col. Thatcher
M INNEAPOLIS, Minn.. Dec 15. of 27 to 1
I Tim Yankees and the < arduialf.
it
- t/Plr llitfty "B org” Bejgloml.
will I..- pei milted to j.la v i-vhlhiMinneapolis
light
heavyweight
Hnrrv Gainer, brother of Marl. t ft*•rft-ft in tin- training
t .<-*i next
Garner, arrived today from Ni w -jiring. un.lei an nj» i i %n t'lit t •• itxl
Inst round of a s< heduled nix round • 'tl.-amHe t-xt"'1 t -* I., g.-t in**. •d«| \ •»1«»1It .ft l.ntguc
t ■li . I„u
bout hero Inst night, died nl a local hiN tiding
tomnitiiw
they .»ill -nit !h- }m*i mitt .•.: t-- | ...
hospital enrly todny.
‘
■.. h >,ttier -ii «Mth»T !»• *"• • r.-'Ai:
Berg's skull was fractured luv
I lie judge,, m e on *i .• lookout
night whon he was knocked to th.- ')■• -e day • M Rian -a ,.
I .0.0
\| . |||. ,t . •!. \ft
•J.. .
innvns 15 socotuls befoso the ftgl'- (• -r fii. da> s for . - / t i n g «. i <■ the I >1 I '
I gft-l - o il ■
. flH- would have ended. Augustine nh u •us field m the fouitli ra.e \e.ster h, 1 ., t ran.i .1 a -■>• . . I. fo i til.over n t t i f f left which caught He ; 'lay. and L. (ieving was »et down f 1*1 imp.re wiio pnils a hum ili.'I have ..me choice two a. r.
on the chin and sent him down
to - rgft- Mft.il
•r a ils on Dixie Highway that
Monday for t<I days for lough nd riMoii on 'ii. team
George Burton, referee, said th- u i' on Mud.-tme Vennie.
he is going to stiv
“ I know hovr
I am offering for $ 12(8)
nil
injury which resulted was caused (
rotten you fellows guess, because I
$200 down and $20 per month
by B erg’s head hitting the floor of i Redwood, the chestnut mare o f 1W11* "n,‘ "f >'"U mice myself."
This 'Innd i- the Guest kind o f
the rin g with considerable force. Mn, p j.- Lam
trucking land anti flowing wa
m parte, wits j u m p e l
rather than by Augustlno’s blow
„„ ,|ur,nt{ th,,j n t V t in g
f (he i Inquirer*- tracing the recent, ruter nmi electricity nro available
Auguntino was arrested nt thn fourth race, nnd sustained a l.iully 1 mor
proposals to sell tho t levi
Each tract has n frontage of
ringeldc ns the unconscious B e g , „t tendon. .She hail to )„■ ,|„.■'i .land. Indians
. ..
.learned. . Mrs.
.
James
125 fi-«*t ,m gifod (Mivcd road
was carried from the hall. Berg. *troycd.
Dunn, the owner, lias so far rc
Anyone who wants enough land
rcgurdtxl ns "a goo<i prelim inary ,
_____________ , __
fused to accept un offer by Clevn
to raise their own vfgotables
and still Im close enough
to
Satifi.nl to in, convenient should
scarcely 24 hours after Charles
buy on,, of these tracts before
Pegulihon, kr6nch light henvy Y ' „ l f r p , i i
ax
We the Tnxi Drivers of
they are all gone.
weight, died ut Hartford, Conn, * * O l t 1 l t l o
O U m fllT lO n t
the City of Sanf..r.| l,ave
following a bout with Klmet
TT-------agreed to transfer jiasseiiFriedntnn.
, ( , | ,< A(,° - •k'c 15-OVi Olymgt-rs for fiOe in the city
pin Fiolflu, tho world's largo*! ^o'f
Limits, approved |,v (he
liih, wants to bo host to a world'*!
Police
Department.
, hampionahip golf tournament
Dillea), $2<>0
* iS S £
th o u g h tfu l
w i .m
Mrs. Mi lie Coraon, first n\otb
ban ; criticised the plans
f
e long distance, swimmers ' 1
r the Catalina Island ro n tw i
only in grease, huh advised
Ihttt bathing suits would bo
assurance was contained in
ivitation from tho Lo» Antk Surf Club, which ia in charge
o j.th a artangem ents for thr swim
fo r William Wrlgley, the New
jrk and Chicago sportsman and
' if of the $25,000 prise.
Tim
>(withes her to wear its colors.
iarvard-Princeton
Pruce Now Appears
ToBeFarther Away
BRIDGE, Mosa., Dec. 1 5 .•Ai.: JHarvardtPrinceton truco
id fa rth e r away thnn ever
lJ)Uo general taciturnity a fte r
rating yesterday of tho H arSindent council it beentno
Out efforts to bring thn
t bodies of the two univertogether hnd heoft dropped,
y arlly a t .least, .,,
had been agroed tiint five reptativea from each student
ci) would confer, ,The H arcouncll now
decided not
me dblagatca because the basis
salble agreem ent was un
tie.
a sts Included tho stipulu; th e pnace move appear
itiated by H arvard, and
m fitt th a t H arvard a lte rfin al football gam e of the
een Yale ana Princeton.
1I
* i.
Boxer Dies After
Bout Last Nitfht In
Do YOu Want
Small T ruck Farm
te e
I
a n
a t m o s p h e r e o f neigh]
ness an d
treat
I |)t*«ir-(*r«*.
s 'l r e c - v A i n y
re s tric tio n s
c o n te n tm e n t.
RLfhimatwm, Neurit!*.
1/ I •
an.i
T ) *• i ii I*"r.
I
,.i
AtUirnn. I{h> . »
l)Uc ks* * of Wi.tl* n
a n tl (Tiiuinc • n d
CvmidicaU*ii
San Lanta Combines Home At
With Constantly Enhancing,
I k
of Mrn
HI’KCIAI. l.uTil
1/ unciue^ti o n At b I n
tkill. «t.r rus t <.furtr,
fid rlily
nnd
to o biivalion* fTTiH A
no
rxtntdi^hed «32i ,ITZA
in *ccr>tut>IUh«nc rrnultjs. t.s;«thrt
A.th Pe'UntltW* tviuitfT.trnt, yvnm of rti'p
SAN LANTA INYES1
npn<r. n w ^ a l tn jroar i n f fll lj f^ n r r nnd dU
in i).« *rl*ct»on o f m «d,r ,trmn tc
frr.it y ou , romi* itj
me a n d i n v r a t ^ n t f
inn advanced system of lrr«U>irr,t xahl^h
1' i: k**r A,,y rn«Jor*<^. No incur I.t.le cti*r?
A.trj»*xl n/. rnh.f *rdrr iicotmri.f insilt j G . t no f»»j*r i>: 't nuii, made, no g I t tar,fK imi»oanttl« (ftufohlcvi riven I advar*
U»r w h at I d*. — I do « h « t 1 adrrrtla*.
C h a »rr» rcA>ftDtBt.|t. t r n n a a r r - , tlp r ,| t»i suit
isatlrnl » r u i i r t n l r n e r
Call o r write foi
•nfotmaliftjn a n d m>\ r r
91 »«<■ lur p a t U n l , U, priftan. I o p r r a t t - ■
FRANK
au
Inft.llailri.
My fu r» d . iillftflrd a n d c a t s
(ut Miltali >u q j > , t i i h m u n .
Dr.Fletcher I Brown
;
u .i o M a i n
s v
J A C u . S O N V . C t K , f i.rv
■
R . M a cN K lL L ,
‘g
Treas.
IS
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107 Park Avc.
'■W L S S i Olympia Fields Asks
To Be Host To World
I
Princeton Plflyers
Get Gold Footballs
A representative of the iluii
______
which will entertain the western i
PRINCETON, N. J., Doe 1 5 . in m 1 ' toW lho fh lc a g o Disf/P)—Gold footballs hearing t h . n c l ®°,1f Association tiftn Olymscores o f the Princcton-IIarvnrd '!!£■ , k' ^ ^ WUW/ 0B‘JY to offer *20,nnd Prlncoton.Ynlo vicUTles, nrej m ,n pri” “ * 0T, 0 championship
dangling todny front tho watch , nt ’ Prov‘dc<l «t «»" promoted
chains o f Princeton's last B. k I.? "n orK“m w tlo n s u c h
the
Three football champions.
T Y T ”. 9 . olf -AB»°Ciatt0n or tna
• The 26 youthful Tigers whr.; V J
flrovo
Princeton
to the
second L J " .
X
^oussnd
kh.Bftplan.hip I. m o year., .at
g
drcan J n "tralntnfr U blo" loailodl” !" , T , ' . L ,
b“ , °
With ,t«llenrin. l-.v Mt»U.
r.. l‘ VC"t at Pr«8mt.
coivod tho envoted decorations.
do | nrs
U " A",;
n,onty
WIN OPENING PIC.HT
TO HOLD RACE TONIGHT
AKRON O---- tr
YORK. Dec.
« J h • -e'r. o
f
'
‘' I V
Can a runner whip a abater at 3cju., | ;{, )), . r
'MUyenr rc
yards 7 The dcci.ion will be d c
' ’'b< f
«" opencided.to night when Alan llelfrjch, threo times holders of tlte
national A. A. U. half, roller cham
din charge of tho pion, match®# ’strides with the
flashlnf skates of Paul Forsman.
Ion.
holder o f two sprint, skating rec
ords. Halfrich, whilq.not a-srpin-
k! and
to b rtrir
« to tho
tea,'a n p a rt of the cel9 m hl-eontcnnlal of hi*
xraatp ‘*( r." 7. :
NEW
M
°n r
1
f/r*\n0R •<«••*«
WTT^TTy-# l
Htidnai Lirdfea D^*
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-,'t
I'STt -jj »—~
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1
o u .„ .
■**^- — 1gi a-,
*—
WmvrT iw '''
ijoy A Christm
Merry; Go Round Club P a rty Tuesday NightOTo B rid g e A sso c ia te sJ^ j -
Stp^e!Is targe One1f " ^ e d
^
-
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w„s....
r- — fjf
E
°f wsrfi
.
mcnt
The d isc o v e ry 'th a t IT drop* ' of
antler,
nmf not 18, wero needed in
(v a ia m e i
VY L C i n e S U t iy .
*.
'co rd ial hospitality, Mr*. Osborne ly fnn shaped w»*'j g f - r------^iCflUUnu
PuKt i i
affair* given by members of th © T ,,ru ""
1
,
..............,e ,
-.,rii rloMmr a can, saved mi oil coniuanv
The entire * a st Wing of the Hnll
was hostess Ihursday | At the con.n.Mui. of Uw card J .....
.
that *‘|
Mnrtiw^rc Companv store ha* b e n ,
(.nj„v,a,|e was .th e bridge Daughter* of Wesley class of t h e f 1**
.
.
,-anir the table* were cleared and ................ one year.
x , fjn p .» r \ i
a f t e r n o o n a t bridge n t her home *-a n , ‘
■ ----- — ■
_
converted Into a display room for * |m rty Kivcn Wednesday afternoon ; MiUtodist Church this season w a S .......... ..
U. .a
, , „■ laid With dainty covers and re -,
'
\
o f h o n o ra b le .... 'china _anil
tMr /rlanstvarc
_ ami
i r \V.
^ i#
........................
J oby m
Mrs.
P. G ardiner
n t h ....
er th at of Tuesday cvrning when on Sanford Heights, the guests “«*I fr^ h m e n ts of creamed oysters in
W Principal j plate Hn<s of kitchen and cooking i
Myrtle AvenueVwhen she they e n t e r t a i n e d a t a C hristm as injf ni«*miK*ri» of the Icllern Brlilprc j puttier, Chrintmns Milfttl, sftiulWe the Tuxi D rivers of
A m • ii t a is s Hu
i «t. ,>/ I l.«. I ■«e.«
_
* .»
m ake a good
utensils, hinklng f Ait a.one
of the larg^
thc „,r
th* City of S cnfor.l .luve
members of thee 'p a rty a t t h e home o f Mrs. Weyman Club.
wiches, coffee and apriept mousse,
apiecd t o ’ transfer pnsiienBridge Club
..c yc'-v»iiv,- ,it* the approaching were served by the hostess assisted
« -> •
E. W h i t e ..n McJlonvillc Avenue.
gerv for r.0f in,
c ity
l*v
her
sister,
Niiss
’
Josephine
|
Howls
vari .colored
Ida. according to J. G.
,,ow l" ot
oi van
. . . . . . . . . .flow
. . . . er*!
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j,osi«-s*es for the evening w ere Yuletide were the decoration* of
(J. Rail, head
Limits, appruved jij
tho
Knight.
were
arranged
with
artistic
effect
.............
ilfolly.
m
istletiv,
iwinscttins.
h
i
af.the C oinjifay.,
, Police
D
ep
artm
en
t.,,
*,
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Club
members
playing
Wero;
Mrs.j^
_ ____. . _________________ *“Motlern
____________
M r* W eym a n biscus nnd fern* Tho tally curds
th lh _
ii '-anil’ glassw are h. the rood,* where the table* had M r* I. M. H
H arry lleercn, Mrs George P u v is ,
were
ul*..
symbolic
of
the
holiday
|Accept the verdict of this »ypcounters Mid
b e e n placed for play.
Mrs Morris Spejice^ M i a / T e X
yP- counter*
nnd cabinets have
nave been
m
..
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„ju ry. .
. . , , ^ J ln
:>installed
iri the store at a ggreat
“ AW .frican
s U lle d Id
reat ex
When scares had been collected Evan, am| Mrs r (’ McCrory.
lr*. Doheny Is Overjoyed* •' 1* V(5h»o
nfxl
placed
W * W
K ^u ra
I* , p1r
r t ‘J in
in, ,>os it i
ftf'er the game it was found th a t, ^
,ou„ homp wan ulJonie,|.
h ic h nttntctively display their ,tho
k ^ J h o r sick room a t the. ww'llch
|, 0 ppril0
r| x«, {ir
f,.r to,,
top score, n »>ox o f wj|h )|Uanliliril u f hu||y , p o in seu i
ferns,, luuuiui^
forntlnif^ B p U l . Mrs.
Mr«. Pohetiy sent e«n*«»U.
c,,nU:ntn|j stationery, had been won
w« by Mrs. tj||(
UUI. red roses
roni’P and
min iciiib
defense counsel khnt h e r- Other displays which are ar- Jnmes A. I'ittm un. while the con- a ,ove| y M.t t j ng for *his u ffair.
‘‘inexpressible.”
I ranged within this wing are those solution prize, a dainty handker- A |,n ||iRnt | v lighted and decorated
ijfera have been answer- " f ^'roplnce ornam ents, refrip er chief fell to the lot of Mr* Hen (-|i n . tmaM lr ,.,. oc, upied n qirom in- !
rltdlHl nnd
II Mil IMlMllfV
It
IOne
ilw, !%
nne It*
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!I
, ntors
pottery U'
wore.
of( Inmtn
j«niln Vt'lllt
W hitner
Jr.
ent place
in .1.
the room.
nge..N
| the front show windows is deem
hostess served a delicious* Christmas carols were sung d u ^ 1]
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f f V! ; n,#J,flJ ,»rated
U d ,wi<h"bra"sa"nnd
with brass nnd iron urnu ^n |nd nnd sweet course following ■ring the evening, and several mosi
*- for #v..
/fircpUcu>
\
»,.i„ lhc the, aw
arding
of
the
prize*.
am using contests nnd gnmea w e rsij
«s
fmi tilled
t e d to
to 1men
arid
mCnt,‘
(h<>
whi,P
aw
arding
of
the
prires.
v* mvn nnd rcfri|fl.rato r ,jii p |uy occupies a p..Those
enjoying
this
d
e
lig
h
tf
u
l
,
»l*o
enjoyed
The
feature
of
the
t> w ttA d ;^ f course, we g,Uon
thf> ccnler of th f ru(,n,
a ffa ir were: Mrs. Benjamin Whit- evening was the receiving of gift»,
n g w ith the other case.”
t th** • ii
h 1 P°riery ware, from the markets npr ^
^ Ned
...............
Jr Mr*
Chittenden, Mrs. which had been i.luced on tho
^ M 'h i c h • k U 'o f d ra m i a s T n y ‘° f ihe far ***l and from European W ||,“ ; in '‘7
' John tree by the members upon th e ir J
A z t M t o J weeks Vr the trial..
1;''- hl'
“ ,l" Meis.l. l r . Mrs Hisxton Baggett
When these n « h | | n |
u i. *eust silence the \ l men cam e ““ ^m eiU dev-ted to t alone
„ „
A f.,U m an, Mrs. Kav- — *>>*> ™
«
i tho ju ry and H arry it. D. rtzl,,in « “ n(l K»«*»ware de „„ IM, F()x nlu| M r, Emmett Me co"J*‘n m“ n>
‘j1
3
one of the ^ n ||
*** tc>>« of all kind*. These w«rc g
y,*clcrk of the court, asked part mcnt of our store
m
ost
opnipicte
in
the
south
and
w
>
*
.
_
*
later collected and will be sent to g
to t-:»« in -th e ir pluces. . ..
irtJ endeavdrirfg to furnish the;
’
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poor children in the community.
is w in m n i
Slave ,you'g verdict to re p o rt? " public with every modem line. A* I 1 be many friends of Mi*. LI a
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sarkpd. of Alphonse E. Parker, gifts, these commixlities are arimne I-effler will he glml to learn thnt
Stand proprietor, who had lhe lm)Ht prpft.rrvll." „„ ..f f ic .l of she is ....pro*m g l.fte r a severe .11■ swtwju lu re man,
,
fotifpimy sn id ’lialny.
lies* at her home *>o Magnolia
("W e have," xaid Parker.
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Avenue.
finti.'tb* defendant Ed*,
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T ill*
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Mr. and Mrs. Paul l^ikr, for
W « n « l t y or ,,ot • m<tr fy of this rity hut n->w <■'
Mi ami Mr» Jam es Hobson J r
Tampa, announee the hlrjh of .i *seie among th'*^^, from Sanfoid
Ilffa Tap fur Order
dm i^hter [Kv. lf>. The
ho* »ittcntlinif hur l ( nvi<*l s \ i uut i eyy
j t f t a
m i»oftf firni^W m hmiymmI Mary LooUe.
Wctlnr»(l«y evening at IU» l.*n«i
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H. C. VIELE
“A Substantial
Jeweler in a S
Our Windows Reveal New and Lovely
Christmas Inspirations
‘S ^ w ^ t r ^ u w d
II
then A s k e d the jur> j»h ■
f If the rep o rt of iti* forcmiut J”
Itw * true, rollert Ive ■
:*V AHtl All nodded itffirinn J
|K M r k
1
^W r. well, gentlem en, you are
U ^ t. . *.®bi Justice Hoehllng.
,
adjourned im mediately and
f'Kraa a happy gathering about
ttts la n tr ns the judge pass
lit to his chsm ber* nnd tlit
}' Bald good-bye to one an
;.an d hurrietl aw ay to then
K p '. '/ .
l*o»C'For i’holographers
talk in g slowly in the midst * f
yqup of friepd* nnd relative*,
rand Doheny. em erged at about
t room In la th e , Hunlitfh! <>f
J h tD e c rm W r day; They to o t
porition together .on tho front
of the old* co u rt house nn«l
fttery of photographers swung
w ere.ro lled away to
del headquarters down tewn
big; liiqousjnes.'
lAfJ
lohaoy, entered his e a r h*
ad to 's a y to thora About him
.got ju st w hat I expected, ami
whut I deserved,"
ju ry had spent most of the
t i n nrgum ent and reached it*
ct a t p:,10 th is muyning, « half
before tlja reconvening of
*W*t,
Jte acquittal leaves Fall under
p o th e r crim inal indictment*. Do
FtUmj* under one ami F.dward 1
I f Pollen y, Jr., hlA non, under one.
*
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ni
to «un-
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a d c h r lu (i« i
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arc
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one n f Ih r
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p o p u la r
h u a k fa ^ l
and
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.Second dnnre Saturday m kht Drrrmlwr
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the Unusual Gifts
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t*l <*1 gi 11.*■ w*• ;il 0 |>i *ii!<!
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»*'•'* “ gal hci from t In- *>>i iici <
s t and out in tisofulnns^
n f flu* w o rld (lift-, (h a t v
m ill I <*ih i t \
OFFICE Ft. J l I I’MENT < n
.Magnolia A i j
liU lPC F S I T S
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AS 11
fection S to ve-^fvery bit o f it! I have
used a Perfection
fo r 10 or IS years.
t
I1C U S
('ll, A It K I T E ft)NTAINl-:Us
lit n »K F N P S
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1 11 I It
It is easy to take cart' o f clean in
C O O PS
! A K lS i
2
1
2
j
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N« »\ I I . FI 1
every ivOv, and cooks beautifully . "
COLEMAN’S
OFFICE F q C I I ’ MFNT CO
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In rich plum puthlmg - \ * it can o>.*k lhc whole
I ' c r \ coo king pro ce ss can lie c u r r i e d on at thc
(^hrislinrts d i n n e r mi tin Perfectio n Stove!
s‘lmt-‘ time —from broiling t o m a to e s to s im m e r in g
vr ••
Per-
,
fection pt akes lhc cnnkiiiy, (tthk m u c h easier by its
soup stock.
qtiicIcTesponse and simplicity of op e ra tio n .
p e n d en tly o p e ra ted .
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/tyfe-
(j u j c /.
7
i gh t i w g
It lights i n s t a n t l y . .Inst tou ch a m atch to thc wick.
1 hcr,c. ts no time wasted impatie ntly waiting for
-H r iv
the heat to “ come u p . ’ ’ Put y o u r food on the
b u r n e r s . A d ju st the wick high or low as you need
it. ^ o n c a n leave th e k i t c h e n a n d feci s u r e
the flame will not \ ary.
f t, v
NOTHING ELSE MEANS SO MUCH
t o s o Ma n y *
U y*'
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The Radio is an everlasting grift
—the best entertainm ent of the
country at your command at all
times, .... - * -•
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fo r JO pedp/$\on m y 3-burner Per
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and Malarian ^ills (he
Rooml
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•*1 f o r k - \
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my Perfectim
trritf.i ,l/r i. ./
C H V S T A I. L A K E ( I.I K. I . A I \ K I .\ M >
\S c n r r \ r
Grippe,
Perfectioj
Christmas Eve Sunrise Dance
Saturday morning, |)er«m her 2»lh. from 12 to a
rise at —
I
/ cooked Christmas dinner
................................................... ■ .. ■ . . a a n a . a a g a a . lB r _
Jfst of am otional reactio n ., *
1 bailiffs tapped for order.
ugh continued:
,"
you find the defendant Al|?EaIl guilty ah not g u ilty ? " S
1n a Prescription |
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Wci c w y a complete line
of Badiolas and Atwater
Rents 'At all times. Ask
about our free demonstrations and easy payment
• plan.-
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E a c h P e r f e c t i o n b u r n e r is i n d e
l*or coo kin g big C h r i s t m a s d in n ers, o r for just
thc reg u la r meals for y o u r o w n family, y o u will
find the P e rfec tio n matchless.
■1'• . ‘*.'1
A l l S i z e s , Too
O r d e r a P e r f e c t i o n today from y o u r d e a l e r in
time for C h r i s t m a s cooking. In size fro m o q c to
f n c b u r n e r s . P r i c e d from $7.00 to $125.
FliKPRCTlON STOVH CA)..A,U:.
C*.nU,J *.
v ij
�i'- tf - f .in w r if
zz.
t y$ T _
•t‘t ^
■■........ .
. Results At
Seminole Park
All Hut A Single Race
a large mid-week crowd,
retting a f a a t p a c c in
’ netting a f a s t pace from
1 won fro m ; L ad y . P o rter
,d«y’s fe atu re *t Semi,k. Tho w inner wore the
the Dncrc. staBle nnd was
Ifcnly for hi* second vlche day.
opener T ender Seth, forncky Derby winner, rom pa w inner,t.v six lengths
pyright. Toney Brown
of the otherav
ond fav o rite in .a row
hen Contact won in an
ion. Jingle disposed of
In the stretch drive hut
icrt up to th e winner,
rd event provided T. I’nshis second winner, o f
i n hc»pi]pUil Sw^eiunt
o ic r the 6 1-2; furlong
Bran H. Set n fast para
rn where ho was unable
off the challenge of tho
„ , , p 'i
. Second 1 ftacc<—1700 Claim
I p ip S T RACfe—T ender1 'S e th , nnd Littte niH,ng»,
hiacum a) $4.GO, $3.20, $2.20;
SIXTH RACE—Clydellnj (Chen- .
° * U.pU,fi,^,nr, ;
■opyrljjht, (F am es) $3.40, $2.20;
WarTy ........... ...... .—
’(O hy.D rtaii,' (M tHunpy) | 2.20. •. thnni) 136.20, $10.00, 15.80; S llont1
rAlso ---------ran,------------Serbian,
-Fnos, Sonnso Lilllfth (Mozcf)
( McDonald )* $4.CO.
. j ^ T. W°rlh ln 8:to0 ................... .
arid Shamrock Flower.
Afson nfn. Tease, Myrtle Belle, i w 0 *5.
f o r o « M,. No,.
::::::::: : = : ■
SECOND RACE -C o n ta c t,!H e ir n o „ h .
•
. —‘f**1 . Sally Jones ........... ..........
ly) 64.00, $2.00, $2.20; Jingle, (Me*
•SEVENTH RACE—Lank, (Dvr- S in g ie h n n d .............. l._............
Crossen) $3.20, $2.20; Red Seth;
H ry) 112.80, 5.20, <$4.$0; H arp o'-1 Reprieve .................. .......
—1
(Chealhnrfi) $2.20,
Also ran, L ast F rier, Gold C o l North, (Sm ith) $5.80, $3.80, Top Bog Pardon .............
, Hidden Jewel ............_________ *
onist, the Law, and John Jciep h . R.Van, (Pillt-s) $4.60.
Red Seth ......
Romping Lad
Ala
Karl Pool
L oikI Timo ...
• 1 0 7 .The Rovo ..
.♦107 rn p tict I.*-!*
Aunt Laura
not
,lia ’
. Sixth. I
’Fourth Race—4706 .Claim'
4, V O & U p - 5 1*2 JFur,£
' Hnpnburg Misa -------The i ’e r u v in n ... ......- ____ ___
R'>und Robin ........
_ ...*
Hopalong ___
‘
Fun Maker ____
,...<
First Light ..... ..........
F C. Corley _______________ ______ ______ _____
Seventh Race—$700 Claim
■>
Star Finish ....„....... . ._....___
3 7 0 * Up—1 M 10 Yds
Froth -------- ---------- ------ J L rp of the N o r t h ___ ______ *106
Fmdav ....... ............ -....’ ----------Galahad II ------------------- i l l
THIRD RACE—Sweetum , (Pnsj Betty'M ao ...................................
y»!a ............
................... ( i t
cum a) $4.00, $2.80. $2.80; Dean II
j Qtiunnh
.....
•
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S
----;.......
(11
(Fam es) $3.40, $3.00; F irst Light,
Also Eligible: ,
Janus .„-------- ,-------- 1 .....,..*106
(Sm ith) $10.00.
| Kiithleon K....... ............. ........
lloclt
........... ;_____ *106
Also rnn; Lamp W ard, Mcssincs,
(12 & 1 )
i:
in tain Chief ................
*106.
Oil Lady, Glim mering and Aunt
Fifth Race—$706 Claim
Laura.
Seminole P ark, Longwood, Florida,
3 Y O —« F u r.
I Sixth Day, Friday, Pec. 17, 1926
Poxt tim e—2:16 O’clock,
FOURTH
R A C E — D u s k I —W inter Meet.
Bonny Cnrtle. ........................
•A pprentice allowance'.
____ •M01
Forget Me Not ..................
___ ,10J
Donald) $4.20; L jiK eoss, (P auley)
Maidens, All A ges—rf Fur,
More th an half the people in the
___ * 107 j I^»rd York ............................ ......*101
Out.
Tim Rooney .... ... '
..........
......._______________ 1 1 2 J°hn Finnegan ....................
106 United S tates still have, names ol
B ritish origin.
Also rnn, Locarno, and-M asquer- S u^ar Lo-if ..
, . , ea i ...........% ......4 .1 1 3 Toxos,..................
ado.
1
Bellfcclaire
%
J
- - ;v -T ‘ U lM an d y
] 1 ............. ..*107
— .—
'
Pierre Rbue
„ 4 t I l 2i Broadview ^ .M :] ......i ’ ...-— 1112
FIFTH RACE — Cliurette, ( Hen- *Monb agle
t'F M assines
„.*l07
who finds among Jier* rtrgaaured gifts on *dhristm
morning. The mygferiouB Key to Happiness!
* 4tt •' •, 1 •
-v . ',»•
.. x\ - ■;V VV,;; -*V
..
How ahe will thrill when she opens the liti
jewel ease in which those magic keys repose. Imagf
her delight when she realises they are the key’s to t
most luxurious gift of all—a beautiful STUDEBAKI
CUSTOM CAR.
Longwood Race
Card Tomorrow
L«t us talk it over. •
Vi,*H
.
fourth race a .favorite
he in for, the form p|ayerH
[came .'by Bubkb to yrin by
Jengtlf: I ji Kross camo
a slow s ta rt.
|th raco provided the first
long shot of the nfterjn Clydolla, tucked In for
[half mile, tam e on to win
from Silent Lillian. F or
Not, tho favorite, got n
rt and never did tret u,i
Bu l>ont M yrtle Belle for
end of the p u rs^
[last race of the day I-ank,
im proving his position.
:iugh on the rail nnd on
Wretch run^gapkuted the
fir$t three horses were
iqchatl nnd the winner
^known until the judges
i t he numbers.
[faro the first rare Tender
—
Dear Friend
My new store is handy to roach. Plenty of
parking.,spaces and courtesy when you
cmhe. ,$75,000., Stock on hand to select
fjjoijn,,,, Vfist;stock& at my New York wareB W ^Everyone' welcome to ask for rug
information and advice freely given. Rugs
on.hatid4hchj.cje Keshan, Sarouk, Kermen^shah, S p eh au ^ -iiilahan, Meshad, Mosul,
Sparta, BeldtfEhiStan, Iran, Etc., Prayer
Rugs, Saddle Bags and every conceivable
kind of Chinese Rugs. ALL color combina
tions and sizes from 1 foot long to 35 foot.
Many genuine antiques.
These rugs make a most wonderful Christ
mas G ift.
Last year during the Christmas month I
sold $40,000 worth of Oriental Rugs for
Christmas gifts.
bought by Vernon Cloud i
Oklahoma stable, and j
bis appreciation by win-*,
[first race of the day.
[W e s te rn ' S t a r
Play On Coast
[(.(*, Dec. 16,—(A1)—Bob
tackle a t N orthw estern
i> for three years nnd
km
m any
nil-Am erlrnn
ki- year, has accepted the
["Navy B ill"'Jpgrnm , An■arh. to 'plrf>- with t In
is tern football
tejn.i
tlie , all-w estern stars o'.
[nri.ro -m n charity gam e
Year's dny.
bn is the firs t Big Ten
Boin ,th c.eastern nquotl.' Ho
[h< d his conference, foot bp II
so the j>ost sCnson ruie
[ronferencc has no effect
|s athletic standing.
J
,V • ! h ‘ V • S--JT. *r 4 ( •• i
*0 1 .. *>
•' .•■?! r .lift
F r o c k s F o r E v e r y O c c a s io n
O rn r o f u ll
V io n n o t
m
n Jee v es, * 8 \v itip iu g ca p ^ s, d e lic a te litco c o lla r s ancl g a y cm-
b r o id e r ie s o n h a n c e th e so * fro c its o f c r e p e ,^ s a t'in n i ^ aolTlc V tJ iiH & sC fi? p o p u
fftr r e d s , g r e e n s , b lu e s , b e ig e , n a v y n n d b la c k — all g r e a t v a lu e s .
$15.00 Values
Reduced to
$10.00 Values
Reduced to
$18.95 Value
t
Reduced to
$ 1 2 .9 5
Yours very truly,
he by means of pumice !
hr ■.istopi in pre-ltnm an I
‘fit the only method al>"in.' mental hospitals.
F. Y. Ohanesian
Importer of Oriental Rugs
411 Fairbanks Ave. ----- Winter Park, Fla
►Phone 272
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RIDAY
, A NeW
31 or More Days
COMMENCING >i
\
Assortment
t x 4ji .tr, V> a - r
$16.00 Value
JRedpced4o.se
Cut to selT^
j
$ 3 0 .0 0 V i
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Ladies
Patent, Satin
.Black Kid"
7*
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Coatfi that fiilmick the growb^utia in trimmings of fur i
and atyieB/ Worm ond nootly lined., Jn all colors nnd
»4 an it.
i i i t l. . \ '
Oxfords
J fe a n 3
alues
to sell
$ 4 '. 8 5 ~
ridav Only
ic The, Display
I
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Seven Races Daily—Rain or, Shine
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Actually Wants School Men’For Schools iraw^ rk
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- A s Brisbane Sees It
inford Herald
H< r o n it C l a s s
M a t te r ,
J 1 I J . a t t h a P o s to f f J c o
H l n r l d a , u n d e r A c t - Ci?
The clinirinah of the’ board,, of trustees of the Miami
Beach schools would like to have educators put in chnrffe of
the state school system.
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Shocking as this may sound to some citizens the gentle
man* thinks that-a county school superintendent should be
No New Ford.
A New McNary B ill..
Killed Their Bootlegger.
)YY Are Religious.
nr A r . n i i m B r i s b a n e
'/C opyright. I92ri. S ta r Co.)
m'SII
IIPTIOX HATE*
-17.0#: Sis Mo
C l iy b y Carrier,
W ..V »
thinks- that the superintendent should not be chosen in
a political primary, but be appointed by a school board on
the credentials th6 candidate could show, and, presumably,
,
MOTiCKi —All *tobltuury
da of shanks, raaoluilona
of entertalnraanta Wh —
» m ad« -will saebay
advertising rats*.
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business is dull, advertise
A |th u r Brisbane sny*. "The
to swim hard is when the
rrent*la against you."
naiauutwr General New helievea
•Ul» men should bo given the
’ !ienaUy. Thnt I* the best
y o l getting rid of banditry
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Concensus of opinion at the
iry Club yesterdny noon seem
to fftVor a bond issue to rnlse
loncy for the construction o f n
tftl
Will Roger*, suyn a dirpHtch, has
\ elected mayor of Beverly
I.
I t ’S funny how a luriat-
re f of hi* caliber could get
into anything of th a t kind.
H i r»
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indt) m orning paper object*
' to cows along the Cheney highway.
We don’t blame thn Sentinel. Wo
trly ran over a cow th ere tne
’other ^ s y and would probably
OUr neck* if we had.
-p--------.e was on the Bmnll boy !
iwled under a tent at a re -1
Itg thinking he was get- j
circus.—Tlnies-Union
fdrtnv boy who even on the
w t tell tho difference be j
*'ecn 4 revival ten t nnd n circus.
o
-Clayton Codrington, popular cd
lily Ijoss of the public ^chaoT syftVcirLjh .hlA v*luaWe indu*tr‘M
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i for econ^ay. W
Binmiuionerx are conitlon to Improve
site the Hotel
l('e with tennis and crof I f the city U going
rig, let them do it welt,
p going to build any teni, let them build good
f
get indifference instead of honors. ! “ I""
and a pittance for pny. This kind
spends rnofct of its time polishing
a bench with n hard luck story.
Then, still lower down In tho
scale than this, wo have tho fellow
who will not do tho rig h t thing
even when some one goes along
to show him how and stay s to see
thnt he docs it: ho is alw ays out
of n Job, and receives tho contempt
he deserves, unless lie happens to
have u rich pa, in which case des
tiny patiently aw aits around tho
corner with u stuffed club.
Next,^h|r^are those who do The K To which class do you belong?
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RAY BROS. I! The Jew
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PHONE 548
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B oxes, re a d y for s h ip p in g . A nice g ift for y o u r f rie n d s .
All si/.os, t p i a i l e r s , h a lv e s am i w hole boxes, m ix e d if
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Also F ire p la c e a n d S to v e wood in a n y q u a n t i t y
D e liv e rie s A n y w h e r e
Every element oi
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no st rcaks —lioautilu! ill
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r r I h p P. M i i . t r , l a n d n n d c l e a r e n o u g h t o b e h e n r d a l l m e t t h e
hou.r.
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U lniplring th eir
pupila,
COMPLETE
DRUGS
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sons run around in Paris.
His
word meant more jn real authority
to the world's women than ull the j
decisions of a thousand high j
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ATTORNEY-GENERAL S haffor
of North Dakota, w ants the legis
latu re to resto re the death penal
For Sale by
ty for m urder. Ho says u burglnr
tUii S a n f o r d , Fla .
will sho^t m ore recklessly if ho
Uiknows thd w o rst penalty is life im.<
.
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t
kf
prisonm erit. . > In fa ct those th a t
practice T o b b t t i 5»‘th violence de....
v i.
where there
■ a a a a a iia aa a H a a B
v ^ i u i u p u u
Electric chair.
a must be
2 ' ' W \ yJ
rto h n
pf promlscu- !
- fi .k *1 f l / C |V7j
been p ro v -1
TAMPA TRIBUNE
thnt under
— . uvou«y -. Wednesday
ivounuMiay -. Thursday
i nursday m urder increasMonday - Juosdny
norm al condr
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♦isniment sets nn
es
when
th*L
Eyery
Week
Until
Further
Notice!
Yale’s call t ot a la rg e '» u tn o f large. Personal contact betveon
betjyeon ” " ‘T*
“ v
srs has almost oxoraP,e in kU,lDg*'
■.anUrely in pupils and leac-hers
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Instruction Is greet- vanished. Y outhful in stn icto ts
MONEY FOR INSTRUCTION
Melton Elect®'
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EVERY ONE OF millions will ,
he interested to hear that Jean
IN IT IA T IV E
Philiipe W orth, the fuinous dress- ;
ELBERT HUBBARD
maker, has gone to n land where
there is no stowing.
His house dressed queens und '
The world bestows it* big prizes, right thing only wlwrn necessity
empresses
of state uml finance,
both in money
for but kick* them from behind, nnd these
.
. and
. . . honor*,
. . .
od-M a atartllng Innovation i
lege fund campaigns. New
F jlIw ^ D n d o City ladle* to,
lng*r* stadiums,
physical
'
*
* equip
zrnfng from Tampa tho a lit of all aorta, ara the uoua
and got to talking pol*
ureincnta offete;! by ^^ati^ition.
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1 iri11 her heart
electrical thing* w
lessen her work
home a pleasure,
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Iw'en p u t to unusual* u xpeaso t h i s y c u r on a c c o u n t o f th c .R n n if. I.«»cal diocesan enurt* hear
hear
la rg e in f l u x of n e w c o m ers, and t h e h u r r i c a n e s , a n d a t p r e s - , "‘"'l cons,,^ r evidhnr. n U rtv'^
ent h a s n ’t on e c e n t in its t r e a s u r y to s p e n d t o w a rd g iv in g its . ftr, kIlot vah(, untl| |UIHM.,|
i.y
c h ild re n a m e r r y C h r is tm a s .
lb .
r . ’tu m III.t u t '
T h e r>>ta tie
(Inly t h e d r a b o n Ii nary m ea l, g r i t s a n d c a b b a g e ! Nmii* . n|«-» (. t ,.r lufitmM ih.' .|<*< i*i.>ii
N<> niiniillnenl
u f Uh> good t h in g s w h ic h go w i t h e v e ry C h r i s t i n a s d in n e r ! ■•I it low.-! . " 1 1 1 1
rant'* t«r*- taken *hreet 1" Rome
None of t h e d e c n ra tm n s , no i ’h r i a t n i a s t r e e , im s p a n g le s tor
i t ’ Nut a singh n r e x nl ' T h a t 's t h •- m e r r y C h i i - d m a s fm
| | K 1 ' * I'll KK K.‘if
at' 1 1
1(1111.(011.1.
I i a a*) l • n i >
t h e little urpharts ul the C h ild r e n 's H u m e Su« i••t >. unless i n .
Saw tit C la u s is the jo lly good fellow t h e s to ry hooks -ay lie 11iiii,(at \ t.ave t roubles, ami I’et h
nar.d, Li.inaina * king. i* cl'**
is, and u n le s s he c a n fig u re o u t s o m e w a y , in t h e s e h ard his death, whit h will leave every
rim es, to g e t a r o u n d to evferyotie.
thing In a moss.
It is suggested to cum bine the
T h e t h o u g h t h a s o c c urred t o us t h a t t h e r e m ig h t be
som e re a l kind folks in S a n f o rd w ho w ould he glad to h e l p ' three n.untricn in one country.
a*y to make a
himT T h e real p l e a s u r e of C h r i s t m a s , you know, is in giv,M n'’* combining three
m g r a t h e r t h a n in rt*cei\ing.
I o m a k e s o m e o n e else happy men w it h consumption, aim. min,
th e s u r e s t way to lie happy y o u r s e l f
A nd t h e r e is prol» and the grippe. I hut le what
..hly no w a y in th e w o rld th a t you could m a k e little c h ild re n Kurope ha* been trying to .1/
h a p p ie r, a n d t h u s h a v e a happy < h n s t n i a s y o tirs e ll. th a n
TMF It l( I I I SI I I'AKF. m ir .'.r
by h e lp in g S aint N icholas ne x t u . e k giv e t h e F lorida seriously
Young Arthur Halle
o r p h a n s t h e best t im e of t h e i r li\> —
and u young woman made a sin
T h e y a r e e x p e c t in g n o th in g . T h e ir po o r lives h a v e held cl tie pact He didn't buy the pul
'•th in g f o r th e m to w a r r a n t any d i f l e r e n t e x p e c t a t i o n s , son, she got it. swallowed tier
share, died, and he will he hanged,
"h ey will be glad t h a t o t h e r little hoys a n d g irls a r e happy, for starting something thut caused
b u t t h e y a r e a f r a id t h a t S a n t a w o n ’t h a v e t im e f o r them . death.
H ow h a p p y th e y will be if t h e good people of F l o r i d a get
Should millions ..f woniet read
t o g e t h e r a n d help o u t so t h a t th e y too r a n h a v e a m e r r y of the death df Sir Oliver Calge,
Marconi, Millikan, and n dozen
h ristm a s.
other jyeat scientists, the major
T h e C h ild re n ’s H o m e Society at J a c k s o n v ille is appeal- ity would any, “that's too had,”
anti not be much interested.
.ng f o r y o u r aid.
o f th a DeLatid News, ha* been onf, thing, nnd that i* Initiative.
M .dcnt of the Associated ! What> is inltinlivc .
I l l tall
Florida. T hat organiza-1 >'ou: 11 in d°inif th t} rig h t thing
n f a potent factor in i without being toid.
But next to doing the thing with
:wBpapcr life, will now
sore emoothly and effl- out being told is to do it when you
arc told once. Thnt Is to *ny, cnY»n ever,
ry n Messago to Garcia; thoso.who
-o1 Cooildge Boems to bo can carry, a messago g et high hon
the custom of inviting ors, but their pay Is not always
^JRfhlte, House for in proportion.
Next there uro those who never
itssad *of dinner. Most
do
a thing until they are told
eat much for breakHe President probably twice: such get no honors ^and
ivatlon quite LaMina small pay. 4
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A S ’fo il cAD
THE FORD COMPANY send* to
ag en ts the statem ent published
sonic days ago in this column, th a t
F ord is “not" going to put out new
models or new car* of an y kind,.
«M*, eight or any bfheP num ber o f
cylinders. T h a t’should be gorier' ally 'known to prevent disturbance
b f tine of tha g re k te it nnd mOst
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A ppl
Make an id
Fo» A Woi
Soack all the lift
Fo P - G um av^V a k p c- s T
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Make An Orphan Happy
no longer ask n nonator
» |atc ho is from : they n*k
Wh|c h investigating committee
b elo rg s to.
Elec’S
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\WMV DcwT "icw hi3dwTmm
Aome fears unnamed
UK \K F MORE religious thnn
....
the people of Frtginnd There *U<*h 1
.'had, m y country!—nm I to be
i|Ue»tloii* qs “tin you IndieVe in
" ' blam ed?
*i.»d iii itnmorldlitv in
ht*11—
KoW when I think of thee and w hat
heaven the divine birth of Christ,
O ne w e e k .ffo in t o d a y will be C h r i s t m a s ami th e i h ildren etc.,'- bring all *(>rt.M of ntrnnge at.
m * T th o u a rt.
In the bottom of my heart n y o u r h o m e wjll be up as e a rly a s th e c h ic k e n s d iv in g into swer*
unfilinl feara 1 am
l l e t e w e u e mt 11V a n s w e r " \ e s ”
h e ir Htoc kings tQ s e e w hat S a n t a C la u s h a s left fo r th em ,
HyUham ed.
nd Jumping jfli&ftilly aboift t h e C h r i s t m a s tre e w i t h e y e s ’) t» such question*.
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red
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H^'Mallt'Hrv't^o
dearly m ust we prize thee; wo
' h ite candy. It will t>c a .g r e a t da y for y o u n g s t e r s w h o a re ,,Un nli(, lMlR>.
who find
I n th ee a bulw ark for the causo of
rtunato enough to live in h a p p y h o m e s .
t <> thinking .r questionini
mart; '
Not far a w a y t h e C h ild re n 's Hom e S o c ie ty of F lo rid a in
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I - by my affection w as be '-uksonville shelters se v e ra l t h o u s a n d o r p h a n s w ho a r e proli
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I.ITTI.E
mtention
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ably
wondering
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good
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ft wonder if a poet now and
• th e n r - 8^ - - * - * * * ....... genUi&nfth
h a lp le s s as well us th o se fut i4)11:lllmultl
ong the m any m ovem ents of his m ore favored by f o r t u n e ^ T he C h i l d r e n s H om e Stn-iety h a s I M„t, npiUicfttiorr nfn !/»■'WiWiMlilf
/« n i s' Ibvfrr o r a child!
— W. W ordsworth.
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s u p e rio r e d u c a t io n , te c h n ic a l .t r a i n in g
THE
EMBATTLED
w estam ABiOClATKD P R R lf
l in e d p r # » s la • e x c l u s r IIt« '
1 su p e rv is io n , n n d 'b e cleap a n d ; s t r a i g h t farm Jbloc and southern cotton
planters ffreil their firs t gun fo r
a s o n e x a m p le o f good m a n h o o d . '> < •
or In
cnorfgh to »
r e l i e f ' legislation yesterday. Tito
t h li*
a p a p e r a n l n la o »h*
V F l o r i d a , i f ’t h e ’ r e a d e r d o e s n ’t h a p p e n to k n o w , h a s a McN'iiry-Hnugrn bill, throw n outp u b l is h e d h e r e i n .
A ll
r e p p b l l o a t i o n o f s p e c ia l b o a r d o f e d u c a t i o n m a d e up o f m e m b e r s of t h e g o v e r n o r ’s a yenr ago, is buck, revised by Mclehrs h e r e i n a r a a l a o r a a e r v e d .
cabinet.--’*T h e y : W ith t h o S ta te S u p e r i n t e n d e n t o f P u b lic I n N ary, head of the a g ric u ltu ra l
s
t r u c t i o n ru ii t h e sc h o o ls fro m t h e s t a t e e n d o f it, a n d leave committee.
)AY, DEC. 16. 1926
It's not a “ price fixing p lan ,’!,
e a c h c o u n t y to t h e c a r e of its c o u n ty s u p e r i n t e n d e n t , w ho you arec assured, ,just
unv a ..................
suggestion
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that
"thc””
g°ov'ernment
'mVkV foans
lake at I n f a n C i Irani
A s h a s h a p p e n e d a few t im e s in s o m e p a r t s o f t h e r fta te jto help cotton, wheat, corn, hogs*
w a te r ro u te <• J a r k s o n too, t h e c o u n ty s u p e r i n t e n d e n t n e e d k n o w v e ry little n b o u t , ricclo u
o f at. J o h u a - r u reaxiin’ a n d ’r i t i n ’ a n d A rith m e tic t o la n d t h e job. H e m ay | (j e NT i . e m e n ~WIIO think it all
I’ y U r r r C a n a l.
M o f w h its w a r .
e v e n be a c h e a p s p o r t o r a t h i e f a n d la n d t h e job, if he had i nKht for government to relievo
p o o l, f e a a l a
ro a rta .
a p o l it ic i a n ’s skill. O n ly in c o m m u n i t i e s w h e r e t h e people railroad* »itb higher r-res, aina tla s of
b a lld ln s
p ro h o a i r a , h o t e l a , o p a r t . a r e h o n e s tl y i n t e r e s t e d in t h e i r sch o o ls m u s t a m a n m eus- cercly believe it is Bociaiiam to-try
tI w a o H , -.
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•re up a s a h ig h c la s s e d u c a to r to o b t a i n - t h e s u p e r i n t e n d e n t ’s ‘V o w e v ^ n ” thing wo“ s e 'th n n
C o a ta tla a lo a o f f i v e m em *
f t ’"'"
office. A n d t h e r e a d e r would b e s u r p r i s e d to le a rn h o w few far,n socialism would be defeat for
Io n o t k o u l o r a r d
'*'! c o u n ti e s a r e in w hich s u c h i n t e r e s t is s h o w n in t h e the Republican pnrty in 1028. The
„ __ U k a M o n ro e .
l o t i o n o f e l t r b e a n t l f l e a - Schobls.'"’
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|fnrmeh may have something dona
JH O T a a u
a n a le n
of aehool
my a te m
,r-’‘ O b v io u sly U n a w a r e o f t h e l a b y r i n t h o f law s e n t a n g l e d !for h,m
t k p r o r U l o n f o r ln e rra a e < t
a b o u t t h e school- s y s t e m of F lo rid a , t h e M iam i B ench m ail! noOTI.EDGING, ALWAYS proflin e .,
ap.
\ —— Or------t u g g e s t s a n u m b e r o f i m p r o v e m e n ts t h a t could b e m a d e . : itubie, ir. sometime* dangerous,
L,B V ERSE FOR TODAY
He w ould h a v e m e n of n a tio n a l a b ility b r o u g h t i n ' t o t h e | which may rom fort real prohibit
. fivo
DY TO PARDON—“Thou d a t e to f o rm a s t a t e school b o a rd . T h a t would n e c e s s i t a t e . Uoniti*
im e n r im e m s to t h e s t a t e c o n s ti tu t io n . T h e c h a n g e in th e • bU,)porU ,ti t hc.ni nicely, lie Imd
n God ready to pardon, gra
Dtta and m erciful, slow to anger, n e th o d o f s e le c tin g a county s u p e r i n t e n d e n t would also re- 30id several bottles of whisky to
rtm
great.kindness." Neh. 9:17.
-,;re a c h a n g e hi t h e c o n s titu tio n . A nd w h e n hf> t a l k s a b o u t 'n taxi load ' o f bonVivlallty. T h l
YER—"Lord, if we confess
im p o r ta n c e o f d o i n g aw ay w i t h t h e c o u n ty u n i t o f school 1<'n<1 returned for mor* nt th ree
, gins Thou a r t faithful
Just '’ft
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and just!
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ftfarire os our sins, and to m a n a g e m e n t in t h e s t a t e , he h a s to u c h e d u p o n a n o t h e r place r i Yoij ^
t ^ , drunk," nnd thek
UM us from all unrighteous- w h e r e . t h e c o n s t i t u t i o n would h a v e to be r e p a ire d .
killed him, one bullet in hi* hend,
T h e fu cts a r e t h a t F lo rid a will h a v e to grow in c u lt u r e ono in his chest.
' ----- — 0---------an d in i t s a p p r e c ia tio n of th e need o f good schools b e fo re
-------OLD MASTERS
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s y s te m o f school m a n a g e m e n t by s o m e t h i n g b e tte r . But it bootleggers nnd bootleggers poison
w h a t has tam ed
the customers,
prohibition
£ " nations;
how ennobling .h well t h a t t h e r e a r e
w h o a r e willing to s h o w up all
would be n problem sojved, but
thoughts depart
'le w e a k n e s s e s o f t h e p re s e n t s y s te m . S o m e day t h e a g i t a nothing u iks one hundred per
man change sword* for ledg- tion will CrystalTze i n to Successful action
i ent
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a tu d in t’s bower for gold -
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148
MRS. FRED a
Mrs. Stewart Dutton
E ntertains At Bridge
.Wednesday Evening
MAYOR FORRE;
WELFARE DEP.
P ersonals
•' ' ' *
1' 'M .
*.
. T ty a ttra c tiv e hew home of Mr*.
110 rMflPPl*
era’ Association of
tool will
r >__
it
meeting. ^ / o r - th e
minolo C hapter 0 .
held a t the M asonic
o'clock..
. -• .
H e n d o n ' . will
nbers of th e Id lers
. 2:30 o'clock a t her
ford H eights,
i ti>e W est Side P a rAnsoclation n t 3:30
West Side P rim a ry
Friday
son C hapter, N . S.
ncct w ith Mr*. Jo h n
Ira. A. M. D eForest
the hoftie o f .M rs.
Ily Avenue.. .
Jre of th e Women of
Holy Cross C hurch
in the chapel, w ith
Vaughan a* leader,
class of the Gra»niry school Tinder th e
M arg aret Mcitao.,
cital a t tho South
[auditorium a t 8 o'
bdevillo" nt th e Wo.
[8 o’clock, undttr the
be Sallie H urrison
D. A. R.
^uttmT i»“ Frimklln-.Ter-
the scene o‘f'A n ,u n u su a l-.
ty bridge jufrty ‘ Wedne*cHing when aho entertained
wo tables o f player*. ' » i **>»
Golden i marigold* , u n d . i i r n f
w ere effectively arranged ip bask*
eta \ n d bowls of the living room
where the card table* were' spread.
The colors of gold and green w ere
also carried out in the tally cards
which were In the form of* oty-‘
fashioned lassies w earing hoop
skirts' and carrying dninty p a ra
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Higgins,
sol*.
Mr. nnd MVs. Ralph W ight, Mr,
When score* had been added it
and Mrs. Hal W ight were among
wna found th a t Mrs. C. II. Thcrria u lt was holder of high score, those from Sanford attending Enrl
Wednesday
w hile low score was made by j Cnrrol’s "V anities"
evening
nt
Dol-and.
Mrs. L. N. Stephenson.
R efreshm ents
consisting
of
Mrs. F rank Scruggs left Wed
pineapplo flu ff topped with whip
nesday
afternoon fo r Lakolnnd
ped cream, lady fingers nnd tea
Wcro Berved by tho hostess a s where she will spend thp holidays
sisted by Mr*. C. W. Stoudcnmiro with her Bister, Mr*. H,' J. Pem ber
ton.
and Mrs L. N. Stephenson.
Tho players included Mrs. A.
Mrs. V-ohn Mcinch nnd Mra.vJohn
R. P latt, Mr*. J. E. Wathun, Mr*.
Leunardi. 'lhotored
to Orlando
C. W. Stoudcnmiro, Mr*.
Ritchie, Mrs. L. N. Stephenspri, T hursday'" where they were tho
Mr*. , C. H.
, , ,T -herriault, Mrs. ISarl guests of Mrs. M. O, O verstreet
nt- Luncheon, and also attended the
F,el<ls nn4 M rs. b u tto n ,
---*'! party nt the Rosalind Club during
Vaudeville To Be One lho nfternoon
Of Most Delightful Judge and Mrs. Jnm es G. Sharon
Judge nnd Mrs. W. Wallace
A ffairs This Season nnd
W right form ed a p arty motoring
:inia Lawton
Friends On
Birthday
RESIDENCE TELEPHONE
[club members to a C hristm as pro
gram which will include some of
tho best local talegt.
The next meeting of tho W elfare
D
epartm
ent w ill he held Jan . 10,
o f th t Moving Picture
.In the form of a box luncheon, afannounced th at Children's Moti
pictures could bo launched under U r .(which a tour of inspection of
the auspices of theVWomau's Club tB e ' new school building* of the
fo r the present and showed how city will be —
It could pay for itself w ith a nom
inal sum for ticket*. .
Mrs. Stella A rrington, In Behalf
of the Parent-Teacher*’ Associa
tion, neipea to make this possible
by bringing the consent of Mr. T.
W. I-awton, county superintendent
of public Instruction, fo r th e us*
of the auditorium a t the South
Side Prim ary School for this p u r
pose.
Continuous from 1 p. m. to
The Women’s Club, however, is
U »v P*
•
to assume tho expenso of this pro
ject and to protect the school build
Conrad Nagle
ing from damages done by th*
, and £■
children, should th* auditorium be
Clalre Windsor
used for this purpose. Definite
action was deferred until tho next
hiecting.
The departm ent chairm an also
Novelty
announced
th at Mrs. Cauthen
Tho
Congress
Hutchison had accepted tho office
of Celebrities
of Child Welfare chairman.
COMEDY
• An announcement was read from
"Plumb Goofy”
Mrs. C. H. Smith, program chair
man for the Music Departm cpt
Mllnne News
meeting on Dec. 21, inviting the jl
Welfore Departm ent and other v
KE a d d r e s s :
:e n t m e m b e i
■Jmsincs* m eeting JVedryladay a f .
ternoon w ith th e depnrtm cnFohairnikn, Mrs. L. P . H agan, p n ald lh g .
y M ayoF E q rw at Lqko addressed
tho g atherin g In th e in te r e it o f th e
proposed bond issue fo r th e p u r
pose of building a m odem hospi
tal properly equipped to m eet th e
needs of Sanford. He stated th a t
the difference in taxes would not
be over a dollar per cap ita a year.
The departm ent and tho W oman'a
Club as n whole indorse this move
m ent and offered its h earty co-oporation.
Mrs. E. P. Morse, Seminole
County welfare worker, spoke In
behalf of the Sm ith-H ughes school
fo r boys. This is a p a rt tim e
school and has proven a success.
There are 17 boys cnrblled a t pres
ent, and equipm ent is badly need
ed. Tho departm ent voted to do
nate ffiO tow ard this w orthy in
stitution.
A request fo r helpers to assist
in packing C hristm as boxes fo r
over 200 needy persons. ipet vntn
hearty response. ' ljuito a large
number of m em bers offered to (favote several hour* each d ay to the
packing of these boxes.
*
Mrs. Robert G. Davey, chairm an ...........................................................................................................................
“
daughter, Mrs. Roy Symmes a t
her lovely country homo on C ry
stal Lake.
FRIDAY
‘TIN HATS”
to DeLnnd Wednesday evening
where they attended Enrl C arrol’s
“ V anities”.
i
iturday
----- 1 Miss Avn W right, Miss Eleanor
!
lory H our at
Mis* Amelia Kendall of DeLnnd i Herring, Miss Ruth Henry, Miss
1
1:00 o’clock.
will arrive here Friilny afternc- m \Love Turner, Hodgson Hull nnd
j Club, promises to bo one of the
Wakefield will o n
to spend the week-end here a* the Robert W. Deane were among
most entertaining u* well a« one
ers of the 1922 24
guest of Mr and Mr*. E M Car- | those from Sanford
attending
, of the most artistic events of the,
lother Goose” pnrty
roll
I Earl Carroll's “ Vanities" Wednes| season.
i
It tier home nt Gen
_____ _
day evening at Del.nnd
The Society Vaudeville which is
to ho staged under the ntispices
of tho Sallie H arrison Chapter, N.
S. D. A. . at 8:00 o’clock next
Monday evening nt the Woman’s
SOCIETY
The members of the Chapter have
Jbecn very careful in the selection*
Mrs. 1 htllp Allun and daughter i =
Mrs R.
R. P.
I* Jenkins and
of the program and they h a v e 1 K“‘ fieryn. Mrs
Mrs
L
Grow
lenve
Friday f>*r
determined to moke it one of the
prc Jacksonville and Pnlutku where j
m ost distinctive affair* ever pre
they
’>• wjll s|>cnd
t
spend the week end
sentod In Sanford.
B
Another Blue Bonnet Market Is Open :
At 114 N. Park, Opposite Valdez Hotel "
TanjferineH! Tangerines! Tangerines
30c per peck
W hatprice delay?
When failure to receive materials is
costing you money, service is of major
importance. Delays mean Idle men,
idle machinery—the job i3 held up.
Both oivnef and contractor arc the fr
losers.
O u r“ on-time” service prevents these
losses, just as the quality of the ma
terials we sell insured against the
costly waste3 of infer i iritv.
Take cement, for instance. Vve rec
ommend Lone Star, not only because- .:•
of its super-quality and uniformity;
but also because in back of our own
supply arc the stocks of a whole chain
of cement mills. We offer you prompt
service and complete assurance of
satisfaction.
Chase & Co*
Oak Ave.
—=
J. G. SHARON
Also usHortmentM in fan c y H o liday B oxes— a g ift t h a t
will su re ly plea.se.
A ttorney-at-L aw
Will practice In all the court*
In addition to tho splendid loc
I
Mrs
N
A.
Huwoy
of
f'adillac.
Examination of A bstrarta of Land
al talent, the
Daughters have ,
succeeded in securing several pro- !
arrived in Sanford W ednesTitles given especial attention
inla Lawton, the fesaional a rtia ts for the f u s i o n . 1
to
thc w ln,er with her
Office* In Oonrt House ‘
Hritt, « ballet [ r
of Mr. and Mr*. Mis* Virginia
[entertained n num- dancer of linusunl taleni, will give m
dance.
ids W ednesday nfI Misses Audrey Roberts and Miss
ihomc on PAlmetto Louize Tatum H ungcrfoid, both of
^r*tic^ of hex tept[i yOcJuJulp, will do a ' Grecian duut
'dunce. Both of these young lad
»ry.
home was deco- ies have hud n great deal of ex
Istmns w reaths, red perience before the footlights and
>nd bowls- of poin- possesses unusual talents. Tick
, ' No m utter what kind you have, we will allow you
fiistletoe and hibis- ets ore on sale at Iainvy Drug
|ecorated C hristm as Company.
five dollara for it on a now one
to th a festive up,
rooma where th e
,ini^
Braxton Perkins
emhled £o* p lay ^t ; .m otored to Dei.nnd Wednesday
TVvening where they witnessed the
kind* weje plnyed
Irnoon and at n Into Enrl (.’urrid’s “ Vanities"
Wrist Watches
Exchange Your Old One For a New One
INUAHATIDMAl. ST5TW
T H E TA L K O F T H E TOWN
BLUE BONNET MARKETS
Ite
Op poslte
CEMENT
Lone Star Cement U made By the
Valdez Hotel — 13th & Oak
Alabama Portland Cement Co.
SanfordI A \e . & 9th — Sanford-Orlnndo Hoad at
Birmingham. Ala.
Subsidiary of International Cement Corporation
Gindervllle
l6 T B « e » M * ita M 'ig B e B A » e E B E ira B T ia a B E e e E e e B * * e * a e B s y i? ' “
IKflfll
McLaulin, The Jeweler
rn were arked into
t» for refreshm ent*
lunts, hot chocolate,
i. Tha refresh m en t .
with * dainty cm-1
• and contcred w ith 1
rake Iced in w hite
rith coconut to repini topped with ten
sch child was given
Ug filled wiU» can- ,
‘The
Stokes
Catalog
|o»tc*s was assisted
her guest* by her
Pi W. Iuiwton, and
Kirby. About V>
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7 ailored at Fashion
Park1Are the
Style Hit for
Winter
- Wear
K ID N EY S
kidneys h u rt an d j
I* sore, den’t g e t
pfwd to .load, your
p lot o f 'd n lg * < th « t1
|*>» and irrita te th e
tract. Keep your
11'ke you keep .'your
by flushing them
“ unless salts which
* the body’s urlnoits
"olstc them to th e ir
r: \
1 of tho kidneyi is to
<!• In 24 hour* th ey
t 600 grains of. acid
we can readily u nl»ital importance o f
p e y s active.
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•*i;i T P ' S
l
That
N i 111
h<*i»«|H
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..< i t , * .|>-m. h i i I dm l h«n o f l i n e
L in e u p f iv e c a r s in y o u r m in d — H o w
| c a n y o u m is t a k e t h e C h r y s le r ‘‘5 0 ” ?
H S lVAi ‘
UflJ
you rates, assist youj
in determining
justj
v.
’. -fcM
vvhat your insurance^
- *
W ith only four other cars of
\ large production in the four\ Cylinder field, it is exceedyjVingly easy to recognize the
,ia'O utstanding values of the
f ^ h r y s l c r “ 5 0 “ and decide
y !i ' ybich car to buy.
full-size, family
beauty of de«^iw ' V beauty of finish, and
iM ’S r 'r r tllc Chrysler 50“
re\"'.J \8, out ,$o unmistakably
^ V (' .. rPu recognize the price
is ' ? ' ,r T 38 ^ar_ancl away the
«■
° ? cru^ cvcr ma<^&
?hfi \ * ' ‘V. vy^H^ef.epw.
ini'.W v Vtinue to yield a susA
talned speed of 5 0 hnlles and
more per hour, 5 to 25 miles
in 8 seconds, and 25 miles to
the gallon—for months and
for years, as the” result x>f
C hrysler’s plan of Quality
Standardization.
last it is possible for you to
make a convincing and conelusive comparison of values
—studying the comfort, appearance and performance
faotQrsaf the Chrysier “50”tin
comparison with eveiything
else offered—and satisfyyourself at a glance in which car
you should invest your money.
needs are and
A Record Breaking Year
of Telephone Expansion
D
I:CI:M BER will mark the
completion of the larg
est telephone construc
tion projyam ever undertaken
in the South.
m
,
loaditer $750 (Ru:nble
iach $780; Sedan $8.30
'.... -
W l « » U e ur r . nl F r i . r . l u U m Mj l
Sedan $ 8 3 0 / ... b. D « t.I i
Telephone service, as
whole, is now better and more
valuable than ever before.
‘ New telephone buildings, ad-^ sl®{1
diiional centraf o ffice equip- f^oiti new
btent, vast quantities o f aerial jnvcstors v
and underground cable and : able relurt
hundreds of miles o f long dis-'
tance circuits have been In- • Y ou set
stalled to keep pace "With the
growth of the South. "
'T h is ' St
Much of this work has been subSianti.il
’ unseen and unknown to teleb h°ne users, b it Ih tM rv ic e has tefla fp roR
Continued without interruption jn-eatlv en
during its progress;*.
S > n 3
H* OVERI.IN,
in IM s I" a a k ^ 1
th# c th « * ; rep
be one time I'd ,
Few people keep an in- *
ventory of their personal
belongings!
Now that a new year- :
approaches “Turn oV; .
er a new leaf *and in*|
sure your household']
goods and valuables.!
Our insurance depart^
ment«• will
assist you
iBS
— *-«rr
»* L*i
-m
every possible way lijl
covering pr oper l j f S
your p o s s e s s i on.sl
against loss or dam- j
age!! We will quoWi
*‘EEU. SY:
OUTHERN BELL
sND T E L E G R A P
Rh o n e -
Developer*.
>4
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a.-..
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W |» ^ ?
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n
£5— F J o r la ls
„ D iiir H " * ,d
[a
d
. R A TES
ih In Advance
will be reced ed
T*nd collector *enf
[for payment.
_10c a line
____ 8c a line i
____ 7c ia line
jrM on requcat.
rate* nre fo r
jcrtion*.
"of avcrago length
line.
[charge of 3Cc fo r
line l« restricted to
ifictio n .
9 is made The S anIwill be responsible
lincorrcct insertion,
for subsequent
ho office should bo
Jiately in case of
^VERTISERS <
| d representative
imiliar with ra te s,
.sificatlon will give
1information. And
they will assist you
Vour want ad. to
effective.
L\NT NOTICE
I should give th eir
ktoffico address as
phone number if
csulta. About one
a thousand has a*
the others ca n 't
with you unless
lour uddress.
Inuance MUST be
an at The Sanford
[or by leltar. Telelinuancr* ire not
prompt
tr v icm
Efficient
Found.
a
i i
bulldog
A. K. ROSSITER
> i FOR RENT—Furnished rooms for
Celery Avenue
Phono 212-W
ono or two gentlemen. ( All con
A F loral Suggestion for Every veniences, including hot water. 81'I
Occasion
Magnolia Ave.
•>-.
Floral Designs a Specialty
FOR RENT - AttracUye
fTimt
room, private entraoei'hnd bath.
‘‘STEW A R T TH E FLORIST”
Available at once.'j{ijphone 42P,
Flow ers fo r all occasions
Mr*. I.iljn, or r u i r j X R l # P ark
” McLANDER-IARCADE
Ave.
Phono 781.
27—Professional Services /
DR. J . R. VIDLER
. . Chiropodist
(F oot Specialist)
oyd Shoe Store.
Lloyds
l'hono 102 for appointm ent.
X ill*
l.N 1) bai pm, plat
[one diamond ntlsr*
gense coniiminirnli
jelly Hoc 70(1, San
lew ai d.
iessoneM
|S ' T u b ej'7 5 ea
i peat in Sanford!
fire Co. 2 >V* West
— Re
*
I KIM CO.i.
owner.
Jt U O OK1)
s e n ire s .o ffe re e
Han
Bobbers
ii
; 1 htldren’s IK*
ftm i*ut
Ba r b e r s h o p
Ktuiliu Ave.
J<; STORE — Pre
rum. Soda. We art
>our phone.
i.i
iuj
•
A I i.rm tuie t \>
*t Struet
. lull line
nit Id
Cash oi
tni y . ir business.
|l
[tt'.'le Co., genera
•.. walks, build
| { .i * n boxes. J. R
op.
Hot SandWlchcr
(. < oM l'ANY
Hall 'sio i e"
daily ni <>ur pronip1
tript.ons and quid
liner y.
COWAN’ CO., Auto
I *heet metal works
| ’,,,i'tal theet metal
|6 "
3u7 French
[•VAN—All kinds ol
^ l Metal Work.
M Tanks. A t Oak
jfd Street. .Tele
W.JTCII THIS
FIR E L
TORNADO
‘
LIA BILITY *
'AUTOMOBILE
ROOM Sultnble for tw o gentle
HEALTH 4 ACCIDENT
men.
Hot water.
Rcnsonablo
rate
loir. Elm Aveuuo.
Our kndwlcdgo of iiiMtraijce is
always nt your disposal nnd will
G9— R oom s lo r H o u s e k e e p in g appreciate a call ut any time.
COLUMN FOR
DAILY HINTS TO
i W IL L TRADE a *1500 equity in I
USED CAR
FOR HER
I HE W IL L APPRECIA TE one of
our Gordon Pipes fo r HU C h n /trims* new furniture, located in Or- j FOR H E R —G ifts of distinctU h f o r , n,ni**, J o e s Smoko House, lf 8 W
Undo, FJii Vanderbilt Ave., fo rj the boudoir. Union Pharm acy. .1 s t St.
Snnford propurty. A ddress G. L. i
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j CANDIES, SHKAFKKKS Foun- NOVELTY SMOKING S*U, Hou*
;& P., care Herald.
dependable
nskd
c-ajl■
tain Pen Sets, Toilet Sets, P er-j blgantV ‘Shaving Seis, Miljta-’y "ii*
utB
REPRESENT THE MOST AU
fume and compnet* that will Brushes, cath er Goods and PdtlUfcCTl
W a n lc d — R fu l K w lale
plcnsu her. lim e y 's Drug Storo, FI«sk». Union Pharm acy, ■
ji
PURCHASERS
TWO NICE CLEAN furnished
COLO LOUGH REALTY CO.
housekeeping rooma, all conven
Tel. 732
311 First Nat. Bk. Illdg. MOBIIh
RUGS— Shampooed, rig h t in your iences. 312 E. 5th St.
VALUE
FOR
new seven room house with high, - — : ~
THE
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----------1 Melach Bldg.
home; colors restored, nap rnlsMON IN INVESTED.
SANFORD, FLORIDA
REA I. ESTATE W A N T E D
~
ed, made to look like new. ilighcHt 71— W h e re to E a t
SEE OUK ASSORTM ENT OF » Jacket*,
W .
Lounging Robes, wrii: <
approvals or no charge, U. Rieao,'
Will buy or trnde for your equity
('hristnms cards, novelty glns*- please Him thin Christm as, B. L S 3
INSURANCE
rug expert, with lawny Dry Clean EAT AT Sanitary Cafe. Good REAL ESTATE
in any lota in uny subdivision in wnre, tamps,-lincnsj h»ndk»\rchiefs, Perkins Co.
- things to cut nt nil times. 105.
ers, Phone 465.
lit) YOU KNOW
- * South Florida.*- In iinsvVcrir.g this eilk underwear,, |«ockot hooka un i ------------------------------- -—
W. 1st St.
i advertisem ent tell me lioW .much other
____ ____
______ ^gifts
__ ______
distinctive
for M l-U d y. ,.-0R HIM -.Attractive watches of ' ..
THAT
you ha\tr- 1.ald. the balance duo, ,.Mi-LadyV Shoppe,
110 M',,,n‘d
Mngmdia
EUGENE PER M A N EN T WAVES,
--------l,
the I n t o t design. D m Smith,
the lot numbers, and the l lk a t lin : Avenue.
no klnlcs, one price, personal a t 74— A p a r t m e n t s unil F l a ts
H4— H o u s e s f o r Sale
N ext to Yowtdt's,
tention. - DIuebird B eauty Shoppe.
U s d mi prices do not include a of property, also glYC your
j _____
Phone 349-J.
e.nt and home address. Write Box f H l y CHRISTMAS Give Her n
F^ 1 THE FAMILiV
.(ch arge !"i freight and war lux.
FOR RENT—Ona furnished and ,2000;. hASY TERMS, will buy
_____,
IIW-ll v<ii
Car.- Sanford I fern Id.
Singer
Electric.
C
a*h
or
te
n
*
.
o
UICK
M ESSEN GER SERVICE, j
one unfurnished apartment, c lose [ unfinished house with gnrnge o | i , ( j R,.,| ,.ur pMee>* do not provide f o r _______________
S. J. NIX
Singer .Sawing Machine U
( . . W. j To ,,..livo^ vour parkll
or K| f l s v
shaded lot in Oak Hill or will n p -.n n y pi«*ftt -m h as a new car busi• 1 <)0— Automobile For Hale
A ttorney and Counsellor at Law in. Call I6G-\V.
Nlcholann, M anager.
MrljintW* (-n|, ,.llMn| Telegraph Cabl« C «. ^
___
, ply on trade for finished f home, [ness
210 E a st F irst Street.
------ -"Y
‘ Arcade.
[\nlue twit over fOOOtl t j ' w . h a y o F
_I
LIN C O L N - KOittV— KOKDSON 1 ___
TWO ROOMS, KiLhene.lle and (you?
\ddress l i t W. 'ftighltiWi fuse* I <at p in e s do not cover <le|>rr
| r ' (if A NEW* LIVING ROOM SUITE
Edward
Higgins,
Inc.
DAINTY LINGERIE, u pui
bntli, attrac tively
furnished, J>f.
eintooi
I hv original purvhnxor j.,,
C1RCUL1NK PERM ANENT W kv■»*»•. .
|
..
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"ill bring joy fn r nil the family.
'ominercial 4 Pnln.ttto. Phono 33»
pnid tt. i*
_
hose
or handkerchiefs would
„ inillllt thc yeilr. Uo?SeIl F u ring. G uaranteed not to hum. moderate rent. Young, owner, 200 i
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——
make h«r a lovely gift* The I ow- n|luro Co m g l 8 t
j ; ^,aa
tut — Automobile*, for 8ate
Madam Iln rrie t, over Mobley’s N. Park Ave.
See
the-e
I’nst-r-nger
Can,
at
our
ell Company.
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HOUSES FOR SALE
prug Btorck
.
Used Far l/>t
75— B usiness Placca fur Kent
, ,, ,
try Chiropractic. You soon will
get well and will keep smiling.
Phone 482-J for appointment. Dr.
\V, E. MneDougull, 1st Nat. Bunk
Bldg
A1TRACTIVE rooms to rent for
store* or office* ul Park Ave..
and Commercial H reet
W. M
Young. Owner, 208 Park Ave., opposite Court House. *--■
bmnll r.ungaiow
Ininguluw north
rsmau
norm of
oi Hughny
itugltsy '
Street on palm etto Avenue. Twa jc o l t N K
lots, ran Ire bought nt less than!
$<>.0IMi «.n
1present day value
i term? of $500 rush and $75 month
i including interest,
I
.VAT f H MA KIN G. ENGRAVING
ml jewelry repairing Don Smith,
02 K l»t M
7 7 — H o u s e s for Hern.
5 room stucco bungalow located
, «t the cnmei of Palmetto ami,
□ IF. N E X T
T IM E
you nre side
(v: ii h\ ,|er-i ibihg
mi i. ,• mi.I expense*.
INSURANCE
We arc, prepared to render expert
service in the following lines, of
in su ran ce:,•
:i.GIN. U A i 111 A M. 11.<in 111.in. II
liliois \V lit. h< s Iha iiu .tills and
"••tiding rings V E
\h«*nrn, jt 17
Y hirst SI
:|(D ' t
O l’t
.
x,
uim for cooRlntf.
l S h A iv
I'llu M
’ n K \ J‘ K-.!’.Av u , , Vs1 .’, S K r0N ,>
\ ND
.j U
A ANSI.!.A
*iager
.
» IIKYSI.FK
$.150 00
I'Ji!*', f oi l !• *iit
FURNISHED
HOME
— ,:- , biinjrnlow
,
.
.
..
.
* for
. ,rent
** aH u llo
^puniih
on 1‘ark* Avr
and cold wnter, electric liirhtN. '
.
.
KENT YFI.CANir.ING WORKS, j
, , . , , IMr , s A H nq
GET YOUR CHRISTMAS Caftdf '.'t* § i
1 ,0 0 0
r ,U h 8 ! "stationery and'F ountain Pens. , *»ntl holiday decoration* h * r e . ^
Distributor, (hnndter
Seminole Book Shop, M eU ndrr Union Pharmacy, 111 E. F i r > ^ g |
Commercial Avcnuo
Arcade.
ALWAYS FOR GIFTS
See Pariaienne G ift Shop, M eritor': :
KIA
T<» happme*.
Stii.lehnker K EI.VI N ATOIt Electric Refriger*
iler Arcade.
for ( hri-ti.m s San Ju an Garage
Jljt,n , h(< | dull) C; |fl for Her. I
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1 11
K elvirnlor Platt t>r., ;)li .M tljn
• ■ i M
Idnr Arcade.
USED < Alt i:\< HANGE
_________________________
SMITH BROS,
MI NI M.
'K atie.
t-urge living room, din
ing room, kitchen, two bed room-,
FOR R E M
New
room mod Ruth with shower lu.ge pore ho
ern house, . lose in. -'OKI Mellon |P t, wrI, llU(|, aI„| M|m<1„
nrw
Mile Avt*.
Phone h:ui U
Ml
(>n t,.rm# „( 12 ,H, rn . h
H M Edwards
Jgr,
| V,
rts
1 ,
Two iH*d room>
. .
with hath.
Living room, dining
,. .
,
.
(itMKi filling itlitlion loom, kite nun, screened nort h, xn
IH— B u s in e ss ( i p p o r t u n it ie s
,*A I.MKTI lk AVE AND
i H A S , T. ELI.I.Kit MOTOR t <>
Sanford Ave. at 10th St Phone 032
SEMINOLE II U D .SuV ESSEX
,u,e
riirtJv furnmhed. two. I$ct| 1926 Kuril T.nn.
*
,
.. \ •
riKima, living room, mimll dinini;
lint loon I'lr**, 1#
i
.
1'ioni, kiu lien, bath with ihiiwcr,
, , . gnrni'c. .Inrjfe vnrd. ftf.tNM) 1921 Oxeilnmi 1 Tout
■do.ihle
SAY
MERRY CHRISTMAS”
203 Oak Ava.
Phone 41
'
j .sA iN pU Iin A VK N l TE.
s ,io ‘'' ! 108 K
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LET US HELP YOU choose thr
/itkta
nrnVfti
__Ml.Uk.l
rnonm
term * of $60 cash and $20 monthly.
":-t r — Avenue Jot, $1750. on
*......... "f 8‘,nrorf’ ******
i/d. do halfliy call’ ail Idvetlnlt t<»
be fit-id
i:> •■( ^Nanfor.l, ATTKKT:
MrdayTffJjiinuiiry, u it. n i l i . i ph.
%>**«• Wa, <
I A. |« f;|*l
tarmlito tm*, iiu es- y, Clerla.itf. thu CIi ^ rC
lion tlu o mb* liters
J tint by si
•; tu- Bo hei
itittiinaiitu
IN T im ’ ir iH c n T
coi ht
or
“ n" w
#n‘*
fo r change* from duy to day.
term s of
kEVF.N OR eight room furniahed Oak
$23
cash
and
$15
monthly.
home with garage wanted on
<_____
year leaao
reliable party. Rof* «~V 1/ b ,
Avenue lo t Ju*t off 13Ut j
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mm
FOR RENT — V(#ry attraciiyc
i. room* wijh heater, 1W!^ bed*.
hone
....
,67.
Glom San-TFOR RENT*—Bedroopt, d®*lr0!
8t AJIpw,
* owing
rugga^
tif
Restore Deal
Experience
a$ eortrinced
the atto rn ey g en eral aaidv
—
J“ *—*- --------* *In
- -a A
criminal*
engaged
the w b b er y , p r o « r tu
*ute*f Trher* Ufe Impt
»ith er th a n <le;ith is the n
Street,, l’rice, $1260 oh term* of
MILLER Oi PBILLIPB ,
•Oh) 441
$26 cash ami $JG monthly.
_________________
1,mm a«*
s consider'unfurnished
ii _
I#
Might
if good Northwest corner Elm nnd High
* 1 Incorporated
’
[ e n r e r u y p r i n t . FO R RENT—Bed room with dou- proposition. W rite particular* .to land, ’For quick anle $1960. $200
h i•
blc nnd l i n f l s P i l k "Reoponilblc,” care .-Herald. .
M i.
_ .
M»ag, Engraving.
ELM AVE. AND 18TU SY.
*’‘tf-V4
ijjLvfciJ feat-- :
. . « LifS
,u» first. We do i t4 M W 'otte ^l19'
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3
83—"Farms on4 U n d for Sale AmJ mt hav0 tnany othcr k<)<Mi
Fi« t Street
|i.
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Contractor
*■
'*7 / *V'- j
1st
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h
w ppuhs
n.
, l , --i
r’jDR SAl.K
-------V.rtiRSS
$350 till
Piano mc udi-d
,U5 P-l
„
„„ ,(f ffllH) . „ , h
Mlu ,.u,
4 New Tires
4
nml morcantilo huMite.Hs In uno .sge
iil«*al gift for him. Wi\ have i : ! TEACH YOUlt i*A MILT the valtwl _
HUPSv* MARMONL
, |ancc ,)n>.ab,# ,lkv
i
if the liest locntlnlla in cit> Plenty m.-tlt, Ave. Apply 81U Elm.
ir stock. Woodruff nnd W n t-i° / a .saving* account.
Sullfor.) Automobile r t>
]y2'. Dodge Sipvcml Tour
21
M
i
Miignoliu
Are
if room for repair work. This can
I m as Savings Club" account tak n a
Phone
137
*(,n,
208 East 1st St
MV.
‘
*’
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\Y« asked th e painter to inti
______ out with thin Bank will make a a
*e bought at n sacrifice. Atidre*.» FOR R E N T --F ive Rohm House h i , Honullful hungalo w nmon^ oiikt late the NhW Motlel It e ((id it
JEWETT AND PA LE
Box 21, Route 1, City
FOR 111K KIDDIES
appreciated g ift fo r any memb«»
Elder.. Springs
Inquire 1100 lr*M* Almost new, large living
$(176.00
g t'o d iu b
RIVE'S GARAGE
_____
_
. —____, of ^10 family.
Firat National
Myrtle A ti-ntic*
'room, two lH*d rooms, dining mint,
I
'hath,
electric
rntige
and
water
I'.iaf
Dodge,
^cjur.
20H .W. u t a tr‘* lH'nUPhone 01' f r ^ B K ^ E E H K DOLLS, T w u : : ^
10— M o n ey to L o an
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$05.00
vv4iuTnrTibvtl
m t s r m t i t i n iu
a n d p 't n o y i-f i p i M i
im ir w rnn
nni n n» | hetttcr* ^ m p lc tc ly '
HOlTSFT FOR RENT 203 Holly j f„r yoj ,v ,„OVP jn. Double gar-:
, j yYOUR
n t t n aSU
i i IT
mS
t i t i_____
J •_ iia- S«n«
« _
‘.dSB
m inole Boo
Seminole
Hook
Shy?j
23
McLmn*
r
e
mLade
’i
NASH
Ave, b looms ami bath, garage niM> f|(>tt.rra nllH . hruh,
l)vnpr.! 1325 Dodge Coupe
,OANS—Money acailuhlr at 7 pet
i
iler
Arcade.
|
ford
to
m
ensuie.
W
a
carry,
a
‘
i
i the world in nm
rent. Close in property. A. 1* Inquin* I I P.< F’nrk Ave
$il50.0‘)
New Duct. Finish
SMITH
MOTORS
CO
complete
line
of
woolen
nterchanl
.‘onnelly 4 Son*.
------------------------------------------- — ^hit onuy.
DODGE
TOYS of every description that di*e. Quality, Service und Fit gunrDodge S peiial Tour
pleasure c•ai* und Lr»l.«m Trucks
will delight tho children’* henrtj. nntcctl.
FDR RENT 5 room bungalow o n ' m , AN ltI.;|{(; < , >K PoRATln.N
I New Balloon*, New Duco i j/||n B|1(j
17 —D o g s, C a in , I’e ts .
Pnlmetlo A vt*nu« corner
o(
;
3th
St
,,h
o
n
''
8
,;nlon
Pharm acy.
W Oi.E THE TAILOR'"
$110(1
0.1
Finish
Herald Building
Spurlmg Street. Two bed room**
514 Sanford Avenue.
Phone 713
SANFORD IIUH K t <)
FOR HIM
t *.!.! t**>«lg< I ..Ills*,
BIRD DOGS, Thoroughly trained, . dining loom, hying mom and kn
212 MligimllK we
$150 o*l
t N ew lir e *
( .o .,d
sent on trial. $35 to $ Iut i, f r r e t 'h t
bath mold, gniage, im pio'
Phone 387
rive i.Kiiu biingaj**"
LEATHER GOODS and Fountain DO YOUR CHRISTM AS shoppl
$15 m onth!'
Plume 71 i Ok .-A l.l
.to,* Moss. mootAtt on application,
Pen*. Seminolo Hook Shop, Me.
two large porches, gnrnge, on iy*2lt Pord i .mii
$1 75.00
here. A rum plctp line of In
for
appointment
la-w lstiurg, Telm
NOTH t; III- ^IIUX) KLHCVION
AABlow Avenue at Dak Hill. I I 2i
Loqdcr Arcade.
—
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jewelry; dmllo* a»ul gcnU ' ‘
'VIIKIltsAtl.‘ 41,i f’Hy PoimotHsii.n
i.locks west of Gonova Avenue. • U'RJo hard Lou|>o
$360.00 i 1,1 <•>** l ‘it> *tf Hat.(mil. Klorlila. on
w
earing
apparel. Givo your - J p jr f 3
FOR
RENT—
Furnished
house,
705
W
rite
J.
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Curroll,
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Box
,
lt'llloon
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WANTED TO KNOW who own*
!<l>. Mill tln> at li.crmi.. : A. Ir. A COMPLETE AS^OI^TMIiNT of'
Palmetto Avenue. Apply 0:30 170.E.
a
w rist'w o lch . Your creiRt
( l*-t. Util) |>unjM'<l it.it) ait*.|itt-il tt i-erPit bull stud dog in Suuford?
Silk laiunging Robe* .and p a ja
SFK TH ESE T R U C K S AT OUR ‘ I
No Mi .*iu iii .*i
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Pinocastle, to 12 on premises, or at Hl'.i K l i n ______ ______ ______________
ma* of all color*, n|cofy boxed fuF i* good. W. O. Russel) Supply Co.,
The Yowell Co.
Flo.
Av,’n,,e*
'A PA R TM EN T HOUSE for nnh*.1
MAIN PLANT
i r*
s n ’“. kki' , 'N'. m ' io!**! i 's ‘ ” iiV t'hri»tinns.
315 E. 2nd S t.
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Annual rental $IU>0<) Good in , F t M AVF. AND I ll'll STREET , 'D,^, ^ > J7 '
jjr
rw it
(i— F u e l a n d F e e d
FOR RENT 5 room stucco l»ui I' **l*tn»**,»’
'
P. < onnelly 4 Son* | 1035
| , )Jfi Ford
Koj.(J Ton
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I H ,N A N « ' k
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i. i it i:ur; Milt ANi ' l l itftU'k
A’OOD I)iy Pine. Stove anti fire Pminett.i Atei.m and Katie Street , CORNER l l o l ’SE Ch,*e in, .
OK
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ymi nr T
pl.ne
PIION F r.r.t
'l i t t g t It' g i "till, timing room,
rooms, #3*" down. $ 10 moothly ' ' '
Dytinc l‘“ 'o •I
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>ltl*:i> VNI> FIFTY TIIOPMAND
IT Ik TitGKOHiJ U B J ' l i n c b Tliat
j ' • i ii l . • i i i t tr .h a .'I ' *i i Li. i- U i- IHII.I.AKS FOB lll'N'ICII'Al. f i ll j on .mnl . t. lt of you |I<| appear ■tw
FOR SALK
tango tiJiti water hentor, built ■!> Hotel Bldg 1'hoii‘e 803.'
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tailii iabhiis
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hath with
tauinoi
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$160
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monthly, or will aelj Otl-^iceplthli-!* m
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$1250.00, man ••( ) wi. Hundred Mint Kitty CITY OF- HAMKURD,i, -' «rA J H_______
PIION’E 498
and
kXMt
BONDS."
| of January, I9?7, and in
..llv eti . y term* d t’ a Jtofo^nVit^ in n 9;
♦b'6<W; 'F ittW b lp term s.i
.
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ut in.nur* m.*
a*"AOAIN8T tho npprovitl n( that Ibereof l i m e e |*io I'ouftiotto . ...
F n fur the inform ation
M r Mr*D W heeler Jones. Vjildca Hotfl. t pj2d Gotham 1 1 2 Ton
OVMI in.in till' sale 1.1 mil,I .lit.ml* certain
ordinance of tho Pity of (entered aasin st ymi. said suit b eFor further inform ation *e« Mr. . . i\,.
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In u*e.t
u »imI f»r
for the
III.* (nilowing
fiilluw m u imiutmull!
Cult
lak e‘ Truck,
•Hanford.‘ Flnrlitu, No. -----n o , e n t III
i t l e d : 1tnji ‘fur tin* puriHi.i' of' sublrrtwur
.KCOND HAND sowing machines Mitchell at The Herald office.
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FrUlk' Almost
A1"1"*1 -...*1
"AN
OltDINANCE
I'HOVIDINU I the land* ,1.*.*erlbe,l in tlm hill fufc
•New
.
$1250.00
reconditioned and
gunrwitecd.
To i*r*fl, k'UUM t ticl ami ruulii tt F o il
s.*>— L ots F o r Hale
IHSBi: OK IIONDH
IHSBK
BONDS , BY
BY r'*uip|iitnl to ills pavin.iiit of tn |y
run it ti*t i liimiiiiul nt tin' C it y of FOB AN
___
f3.00 nnd up. I'h*»r a 201 L 3. Up
CITY OK rtAKKOnu. Kl.o- debt therein in. nlli.m'd. ' *
Hmifortl. Ktortunp *B o( satcl ttoiui* Till?
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—
11926
Graham
I
1*2
Ton
Cab
I T 18 FUitTIIKR UBDK.BKIt
TIIU «t!M o y TWO JIDN.
FURNISHED
HOUSE,
Flornl
'Inst 3rd St.
til III* Ilf Xlit! (|I ......I nut, •111 Ilf o n e RIDA.4NAND
FIFTY TIIOUHANH this Order he ptil.llstird once * w»
$hoo.03 Tliiiustind Dollars cut'll. I.caring InHeight*, five rooms, bath; llg h ti LA KG E BUILDING tO T in O ak ' 4 Sfakn UotJy
DOLLARS FOB MCNICIBAL l'Clt- for f o n t ' l l ) eonsseutlve wseks
Hill
Just
off
Genova
Ave.
O
th
er|
L,
*
irrest
ui
th<
min
er
five
amt
tqieand garage. See Jno. f). Jl»kin«,
TIIK I'BtK'KRDH DIJRIVJ'.D the HANVofiD H K IU I.D , a l i e *
lisif )u*i eviltuin (J |.J iivr Cnt.’i I'OMLH.
i7— Good ThlnRH to Gat
FROM T i l l ’. SALK THKIIEOP TO paper published In KuMlttule Cuu^ .
lots in this subdivision nre selling 1023 Graham 1 1-2 Tun Cub
Court House.
$ 150.00 V*r nullum,’interest pujuliie nil tli" i l » CHKD AND IjXDMNDRD TO ty. Florid.i.*
4 S take-T ruck
«-----------------------------f o r $850. For a quick sale thh*
llrst ituya o f Jitnuiuy und July, suld
DONE and OUUF.HKD at Hanfaftfe'
CONHTHUCT AND EQl'11’
•■'•mis to milliirtt thirty years after KRF.l'T.
CASTRIES, PIES, salutis. We take
lot is of feted at the low pHrd of 1023 Ford IJg iit Canopy
A AlfNB'lI'AL lIOrtl’ITAL IN THU Florida,. thin 13 day of-Novamber,
•lute of i*Huiiiirtt,'jHUlr iiiineipal und CITY OF HAN>*Olll*.'-'KIA*HIDA.V , , z s
F‘OR
K
EN
T
--Furnished
house
it*
special
ordera
for partias.
[ $025. Half cash, balance $10 a
Truck— H u n tin g and
Fishing liilerest tif said bunds to lie payable a n d AOA1NHT IIONDH"
««*. ,
V. L. D OU j:
Silver Ijike
See John D. Jin m onth. Address P. O. Box 181,
smite bank to the Klty or N«w • The auld vlt-nm n. heraby ordered ,s“
(uuth'a Delicatessen. 1021 W. let
„ • i
Special
$200.00 ui
kins f\l Court House.
Volk,
Mlulti
of
New
Volk.
In
luvrful
nm l ca lle d I «• b* Itrld. slittil In* held j
.
A- At.
Sanford.
money of tlm I'nltid Htnles of Aliler- a n d c o m l n c t r d In t h e s a m e m a n n e r t t v u j t n t f i m c u m u !.T -r. k V.V
__ ________________
leu; and,
,
P rcaerlt.sd b y t l u * ordltlrtoeea* a n d V « m L lt! ,^ r { l i *
VYIIKIIUAH, prior ui the iHsunncv c h a r i e r »r Um c i t y t,f H anford. Ktu- i*u u N a y 1 )* . f* »t
a^*i^
)TS UN EASY TERMS
U — M iscellaneous.
7.S -|-0 fT lcen a n d O o k R o o m
*»'
■
of said bunds, under the C h arter.o f rld a. am i t h e p.illlng p l a c e s l i a l l ' b a
•
■■ ■■ i B S
, tin* City of Hanford. Florida, the th * c i t y tNimntlsalniiera* ro o m . # i ,
7*”. It— $ 10 cash and $10 monthly wiill
sold Drtlliniuce 'propoitlnK euld 1*.
FOR SALE CHEAP— One light OFFICE FOft KENT In Me.-ich ^>uy 33 w^„
i ^ t e d Oak Hill lot*.
w
sue.of bonds tor the imiiimlpul pur* ‘^ i t n f J jh Vi), h a n d , n f K o m t u K T N o r t h D a k o t a
Bldg A poly. A V Gonnf’ly ii
wejght baby carriage in good
Our
selection
of
dependable
used
nose nforeauld. must be approved
:*rico $7760 each. 10 percent off
condition. Mrs. Forguson, Bildcr Sons, Magnolia and 2nd.
trucks is by fa r tho Inrgcst to bo by u majority volt* of the sleet or* HaVr.!r,IKI.Vr“di‘t'r Ku11*uflH'f ^,AK rb A t G T O B € A s K i
fo r all cash.
of
City o Hauford. Finrlda, wim
found in thi* district.
Graham nretbs
Avenue, G lndtrvillc.
(fUuHfled
j of Hanford, Florida.
80—
A—
Real
Eat
ate
Directory
(irothnra
T
rnebs
rporesent
'
th*
NOTICE—Soo , J., It. Ellis for
$26 caah and $16 m onthly will buy!B rother* Truck* rcprv«cnt tho
i f V H* PH ILm fctC lerk. uf
y
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Hanfnii], Flprlda. vullnr a t an
Christman oranges. Fancy orange* ------------------------co m er lot in Finehum t.
Price !mo8t tran sp o rtatio n for Iha Iea»t nf
v - f Hanford. Florida, and
HrctIon called mui held fur that
.
money* and fo r tl»at reason we purpose! AlSAgSffM r.S-G.’• * .» *!
43.00 per box. Phone 5 d l-J Celery U. R. ELDRIDGE. Real E sU te and *ir>r0
JULSMARCK, N. D.,; Dec.
tb rm
have splendid value* to offer in
Til BltBFt illB,
I,
FoltllK-HT
Avenue.
«Nwwi
investment*, Valdez Hotel bulld-— **------- *
our U»«d' T ruck D epartm ent.
It f.AKK, aa , May nr t/f
IB B
$26tca*h
ond
$i8
m
onthly
will
buy
Hanford.
Florida,
uhd
As
H
t
W
'
t
- 7^ *1V-.3 7 -H q o m A Mk
m ended to tb ik
WHh Hoard.
beautiful lot on French Avenue, I* o ur\ policy to thoroughly over- tus of Uni authority In ms ri
" " “o m
l a k b , *,
a t\iw a tU » # g
^IG G IN S-SM ITH -W R iH T, INC. l*rice $ i . m
i h ,■
*
^
of 0,0 true, ka j»y Uui ordiiiancrs of ih* City
______
offered for sale, a n d we guarantee
Geaergl
ROOMS, w ith or w ithout nwud*.'
ft. v .
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W
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e
*
J
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M
th
e
s
e
offering*
to
bol
today,
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m .Utukiaqable rate*. .Lincoln Hotel.'
lot between 9th
-----------------Rend ovur
tnls oil of the t‘B) of Hanford. Klu-
^ ~ Haberdasher
i for C o l l e g i a t e
Dr*t Street,
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[°l*E PUINTERY
08 — Rooms Without Board »j til— Wanted—I o Rent
‘ cam eras
V ^ SMITH
Buy N ow — Tay Later
M E N ’S, L A D IE S’ AND CHILD- .
rtui't bedroom slippers, |1,00 t»>
AND* HAT FOR CHRISTMAS.
m m m m
PjAM PREfeSERY
pressing, tailoring.
Avenue. Phone
Home Furnisher*
_________________________ 79
l l | V £ H £ R a NICE NEWvDRESS
INC.
$250 00
t.r
M(.r w |, h „ p air u( ncw
from W oodruff nnd Wat-AOh’*, 208!
C>’ J‘
E 1st St.
p en alty,
or HaufortL' Florida, do hcrrV
half |M*r O l t l u m l i l . f a V r ,
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, Its Richest Garden Land
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S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A , W E D N E S D A Y , D E C E M B E R " 15, 1926
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iscarriage
Probe
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Appointment
it Bring Fight
mate, Is Clgim
Session Of
Ingress
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m essenger ram
a y in g 'th
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J n o nie ssaying'
thet
lie any* w ere used n t th e rcceni S h e riff, I). L. M cLaughlin, doB rand Jury in v estig atio n a t F o tt sirtnl my pt-usance in town, as the
J t y f m w hen 17 picn, a rre s te d in n eg ro , Henry P a tte rso n , had been
cchncction With th e lynching nl s h o t to <lt n th and a fte rw a rd
,H enry I'n tto rn o n , n c g re t -nt La han g ed and th a t ho, the sh e riff
B elle, May 1 1 , w ere p erm itte d u feared fu rth er tro u b le ,'' the Icttei
: soys in p art.
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go f r e e /.
MERCURY JUMPS OFFICERSREVEAL
SLIGHTRUMCONSPIRACY
1 0 WEST IN NEW'JERSEY
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Federal Control OF Canal
On East Coast
Involve ,Priva te
,
i,
The rev en u e in a ll.d e p a r tm e n t/!
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•, f T i m t r a r ^ n f, t m ! - T T1 t c”c ^ f r m
;Veasure
“ ‘“ • “ ffoc r- th e farm re lie f honth e e x p e n d itu re s hy $Sf!7fiS9.2.
and the a sse ts o f the c ity am o u n t
Scnntitr H arriso n , D em ocrat, Minn ceo n lin g to th e annua! I HiBsil‘P'. proporlng to reliev e ugrl*
;rnnr.M , ui. i .i. u . • : ,
|cultun* by |w rm ittin g th e Kedeii.l
,h'*•
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Ends In
IB I
Revenue Exceeds
| Other Farm Measure
A1! Expen d It tires | Rapped By Senator
fn his le tte r m ade public her* ! "A large cam p fire had hern
J u d g e R ichards recounts the his- b u ilt nml perh ap s 40 nr fill men
W r y .o f th e case a t len gth, sa y in a 'v r r r {fathered a b o u t it some 30
th e n eg ro jv jis killed by th e mol
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S e n a te
R e p u b lic a n >
{ to d a y w a r n e d F r a n k j
... s e n a l o r - d e c t f r o m ;
[n o t to a c c e p t t h e u n T e m p e r a t u r e s W ill. C o n t i n u e
it to fill t h e s e a t le f t, " T o Ik? B e lo w Z e r o A w h ile ,
jy t h e
la te S e n a to r
F o r c iiK le r s P r e d i c t : V e s s e ls
|y o f I llin o is , i f i t w e r e
A t A n c h o r B e c a u s e O f G a le
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ir Wataon, ilepubli- C H ICA G O , Dec. 16
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pt to accept the neat on
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fo n was prom pted by re- n n h c a rte n itig n o stscrip t thut even
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l»e FavolverPIn tt.ssuupU an b y th e -‘A ll work tm th e can al b ns IsMrt
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)um vlllc-M inm i inland
w aterw ay isln tu re , a f te r inco rp o ratio n d fllh *
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R e p o r t \ | ’o m p i i c d ? ; p r t F i s c a l M e a s u r e W o u ld V e r m i l F e d e except those v l Uie stoekhhldijra o f
com pany In 1874. The c h a r te r hi
Y e a r S a i d T o B e B e s t In
r a l I n t e r m e d i a t e B a n k s T o 1 th o F lorida C oats Lino Cnnnl Leeo nnicndcd from tim e to- tim e,
H i s t o r y O f H a n f o r d A n d to
i e n d T<> F a r m e r s H u m h i T ra n sp o rta tio n Coinluury, Incor g ra n tin g th e com pany lan d ns the
P o r tr a y F in a n c ia l S ta b ility
K \to ? r . O n e . B illio n D o lla r.* p o ra te d V-y legislative n e t f i r » in <r.niitruetliM work p ifc e e ild l.
s tru c tio n m the
F lo rid a
E ast
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L itigation has hcon p en d in g in
C o ast C annl, areurd'itf* 1 1
ti.e r.uptoiva court nve*r th o a l- ^
tic ia ls'h e re .
lwLrcd f*ilim* of Hie c a n a l ow ners
t F u rth e r action oil Ine j i t . t of t-ir l.i iivo up to th e ir a g re e m e n t to
s ta te Leglslaturt* w id, o f c o u rte , he 1 th e l^ g ir in tu r e , • ‘
W n l c r I l e p a r t m c n t P a y s N e t : ■'•‘■'Ntirv R ill I s t i c s c - i l j e d B y ircceysai-v t«fow> tho g n v e ilunu.d j T he s ta te atto rn e y g e n e ra l h as
o b ta in s fu ll control o f th e w a te r - i
I’r o f i l
W h ile G a s - P la n t
M is d w lh p s S o la n
An
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Show s
I , o h s - In
In te re s t
iio u sn ! O f P r o t e c t i v e T a r i f f P*>»
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II.L'K, Fin., Dec. 15,— (>P) a fte r-a n errnne <niVreport- hMI lu'«n
k',,Wesloy. C. R ichards of sp re a d that
a tta c k
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spoke th«
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In the oil
A r e s t O f 3 3 M e n I n c lu d in g
TJ a c k - 11 ! , ^ ! " ; ^ ^ ' t o lr,' ‘l I ’i c r I n t o I^ tU c F r o m ( ’tu b I s J u d u q W r l j t h t O r d e r * J u r y I n Albert B,1 ______
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M a j o r A n d O t h e r O f f i c i a l s sonville acco u n tan t.
Trial Of Arthur Duvbi At Donehy, and the
Also Authonizcd At M eet;
The rep o rt h as created m uch to 1 ,K’nnunci'iK vho M cNnry bill o i
F t limvh I n v e s t i g a t i o n B a s t - nl .n t.rv s i and these w ho haw l,»
DeUtnd Tn Ue.. Dismissed; shortly after t
Date:* For I tm a tta A rrep ted
o f the p rin iip le of ptoi n g O v e r H -M u n tlts* I'e rin c l I nd it have chclnred It to be tb -,,'P ,W ln r if f *
New Venire Is Hummoncd final keeping of
And F eatures . Explained
M ississippi *eni- . show ing ,-ver trad e b y the ', t ? r ''ecloVe.l th e real w ay to teN i:\\
J te y , ,l( ..- u F jr
: \i\
any n rc a l year. "T h e bes* !“ t r f K n r ultpri! wt^-j b y lib en tlisHE RAND, Fla., Dec. 15.—(/P)
b a ttle cam*- td "
A nqiart on- the construction
Thirty l|ire»j tnt*p( ireiudhig tl}u
— Jn d g o W. W. W rig h t th U m om * ion w ith a t r a s h .o i.
litth
v a i i d ^ r g i o r t in th e s ta te
th e "d erm w llo te -c re d it sys
m ayor and chief of police of (MgC ,-.f Flo. i," w ere T V w onla used
f a n n e r .t o U r - plans for enlarging the club h e w irg- declared a niintrial in th d caso- alba, T h re e d e fe n se (
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row
F --------m oney a *t *low *in*"
te re s t ‘to 'hol'd the making of u final decision to of A rlh u r "D e a r" D tv U , ch a rg n d j on® f o r th e
*’ hold the ennual regatta An Match w ith th e rla y in g o f 'J . A. H ig g in each o th e r »«
'“•gures subm it- hii rr<i!' 8 fwr h,‘u “ r Prlc*»m a n .., .polite .serg ean t, w ere un- u . a b y tKp MVd:lor>
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j The M c N « y bill, a revision of 10 and 11, und r. fin a n c ia l re p o rt b o th am o f T om oka th e a fte rn o o n sessio n ,o
d.-r indict,nont todny un
result
,
fi .
the M cN ary-H augen eq u alizatio n of th< secretary were the ninr.t ini- o f Oct. 21, 1925, and o rd e re d th a t
J usnlc* Hoc h ling
of ui, eight m o n th s' investigation
a n iitii.uaini i, fi^ilu^e o f th e | ,
e m easu re designed to g a in wiit- p u rta n l m atter* to com e before th e , „ neW jury* b o selected f o r a n*V(
of th e lunditlg of n F-’.000,l)00 ,a i i a u ,l‘l *• lhu i Ifresa of th e waU-> ei support vvldle re ta in in g th e S an to rd Y arht C lub a t its m .v tiu g tria l, which will s ta r t to m o rro w co u rt u n til 1110 p.
g in n in g his It
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o f liquor at E dgew nter from d e p a rtm e n t, w hich shows nn in- fu n d am en tal elem ent* of th a t pro I Inst night
J m orning.
Ju ry o u tlin in g t h t ^ .
cteuse
of
6i’
,
p
r
,-ent
i.,
revenue
•hip Fleet. F dgvw ater is on
Elton .1 Mought .a. a rc h ite c t I Tho m istrial order cam e a f te r a on w hich It w ill be deti
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l,,H *'d t
the season.
o u t increase in pos.il, was introduced y e ste rd a y m
New Jersey shore of the llu<l and mil) a .'if,
.if cam paign expem ltthe. Senate hot
4 held out of the su bm itted plnn. {«t th e e n la rg e i ju ry m a n was reported too ill to w h e th e r tho oil m ag n a te
•perilling expense
F or th e y e n
The
front
,.f tlj,. i old w ave, m , ii Kiver, opposite U pper Mur
li -use hop-H-r [H-ndiug nn u g i.v In g Sept in
Iirofit •<* iij . lit aiie>: g proponents on :y mini" m ent of the budding and (o r a 1 continue service. The Ju ry wax Uien In te rio r 8 * e r___ ,
tan leaders an- prep ared , which sw irled down from A lnsku h u ito n .
,1.. k which is proposed f«r th e lake• * •*»«■•«ted y esterd ay and , the. te stl- ih e co n sp iracy a ta th te
rapidly across
t h e 1 Ma„Vor ! l- n r \ W issel ,s nlleg- l $ ' ‘*14.60 j r - < 1 1. it. a f te r the in
to move for an immedi- and moved
il
on c ertain »f its p ro front on i »e n i :> -■ I
of toe niony of tho staU''<i chief w itn e s s heny s e n t F a ll 1100,000
te if s t i.n it,i t, r U had lieen paid
On the se a tin g of S m ith ''ouf,try , hufl reached the n o rth A t f„ have r o u c i $f.O,«UO fi.m i tie
b'likt.iig
I'hi- |dnn. . . f ••• nppi ->w rl t lie widow of the m urd ered m an, Dohony com p an ies
Th- niuno ipui g as p la n t, w ki-n ' ‘
n .s. n la iiv e P „ ,n |l. Kepul|ppointc<). in un e ffo rt to j a n *,c.
an<^
hut In >Yunt runm rs ami S« rpoant J«»i n
and lie- work i« c I»ri' 1 4*aI t ' • k was com pleted before a d jo u rn m e n t leases to g o v ern m en t
long. Uuhl on tho quea-u n
fo rn i. nlthcniKh tem p er- j j . i ^ e s y , I^O.UOU.
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‘ ll i P- iiit’iig PT'*(lt of $1.- I ra n In d ian a, and F ulm er. Dene sta rte d ill once. .11 Co lIW t" ' *U*M nn*l th - Jury’ was In etiat'djy of o
Tho" c h a rg e to th e
nru not hopeful th<ft n tu rc drops of 20 to 30 degrees
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IJ ° ! l Id,012.17, Mm, r r n l , S o n Ji C arolina, who w*-re »<•- d u ll officials.
b .n k ff over n ig h t.
T he Kker wn> seized m the Hint
d elivered irar
in-U
ncntiolu-d
.sum
seated if g vote should, wo™ n o t Unusual in those a rea* son River n ear Y onkers on Apr*!
rep ro sen ti ur p r ie.| to g.v<- nam es to it m the
A nother uflunun) condition dcIt
Th** d ates for the re g a tta , March volo|>cd when defense counsel was c o u rt recess.
im m e d ia te ly .'
it
?°id has continued, how ever. | 29, tw o days u f te r C aptain llu p h th e interest »n th e tionib* o f th-' Ho'
t<* indicate the broad ap
-wbon
J
u
s
tic
e
Hoeh
LO
and
11
were
accepted
os
luid
plant
T
hu
sk
-win?
w
as
cause
I
|tlo n , introduced hy S # n - ! 'V*H' »«ark n l se v e rity if\ the n o rth - i W unscho of tho
g ra n te d a m otion d isq u a lify in g
phn.inl.-ty nf its provisions, wrt r
m arine
poll •
D em ocrat W ashington,’I W U whCre te m p e ra tu re s last m id-] found an unm ark ed envelope nn ky th*- uir’ o f defective u iq c |d n c r. not qiute ready to proceed withosi? Tow n hy tin Aniericaii P ow er iJ s a t’ S h e riff 8 . E. Stoniy to sum m on u lin in g Ills' fin a l Inst
ju ry m e n .
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pending In th e S en a te n l* h t r u n g f l from Ml to 2fi below la m in g $'.1,500 on his desk mnl tc fu r evernl m onths while' new nm fu rth e r
■ idcration,
alth o u g h Ai social i- n and th e. ai rr.ngenicnts now venire.
The defen se told
chiller-,
w
ar
being
in-itnlled,
afor
n
r.uccet
ful
tw
o
*l-iy
re
g
a
tta
!
d
disavow
JIm
ith
ns
n
xer?
‘w
®*5
n
wide
area.
W
estern
lid
Uitli w en in favor of th e plan
, Th*» rhe-riff Is unid to be p re ju
ported it.
th e $100,000 w a s . a
ise contintied in the
,
cording to the auditor. T he go • , A g ricu ltu re com m ittees of
la.in ore to get utuh.-i way nt Hie n e a r J diced a g a in st Davis because
rt.
O th e r’ D em ocrat* Canada likew
of
Whisn.
seized,
th
e
E
ker
hioi
H a rk B. Tbom pt
K
0P
o
f
.dtu
of
th
e
m
ost
su
stain
ed
fu
tu
re.
trod they would re s is t
I tro u b les )m Is said to h a v e caused
‘,n re .re r .
,N ovcn” house* a re ex p orted to begin heara b o a rd $500,000 w orth of whisk* v rb-.r,
tornuy fo r F a ll
lW*i, shows n profit a fte r.tlie Ings
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|lition of office because Y t s p flls hi tnnny vt-ars, w ith tho
novel
w
a
te
r
ev
en
ts
*
w
hile
n
priso
n
er
In
Jail.
A n u m ber <•
on th e ineui.irt* n ex t m onth.
Omit nnd 0,000 gallons of alt ohol. lntore.it on the bonds is paid. Fjir
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c le a n e st m oney
ercuiry
sin
k
in
g
to
36
degrees
b
f
.
res brou g h t « y t b y th e ,
T he list o f proipectivo - v enlfoTIn*ler the H arrison
bill, the races, n"d are expected ti» prove
T he indictm ent ch arg es th u t the the yetr H>2*t. the plunt to expert
ed fro m one m a n ’s i
ptoaea.
.4
npsig,r funds iiiV ciflbdtmnn
«-*
prepurext
by
tho
county
f'.*'jtnl toek of the 12 In te r io<i. ia c ts , and nre cxpccled to pr>-/i
c u sto m s inspector, F.dwurd A III*-. I'd to .show a la r g - net profit, n
|ttre which in q u ired in to
A sixty- mile gale whlcJi Idew t)f u
' i m lc r r e d i r banks would be Inc »ns» p o pular vv.ih lilt- spec In te l* . j'-L co rumis rloner b is ex h au sted and o th e r," S p e a k in g
ninn C ity, N. J., wits on duiv io id tn g to M ayor U s e .
prim aries, j . O ^
ifn o w nnd m ist from the freezing u few hundred y a rd s fro m the rum
-nd from *6,1)00,UOp to $10,00 600*1 fc rtu to sucuvo ro v erai of th e fa st- J u d g e 1M§ight njtpolnted L m
reg io n s of T h u n d er Imv, held flf- ru n n e r while the. c a rg o was lieinr 1 An in< rc is e in pnli.-i> icrurt fine-* e a e h 'w llh a u th o rity for onck :anL r s t specif beat.' In 'ou^H -rn w n t m rtc, fo rm er V olusia s h e r lf T /a i e
its an- also to be made.
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feen to tw e n ty g ra in Indi-n steam - trs n s fe m -d . M ayor W issel claim-- o f $2-1.,3 3 won made d u rin g tin «•• m ake loans up to ten H r
‘-ur with In s tru c tio n ' to s e l e c t . a ^o,f. ^d is. to rtin g
y e a r, hrmfcing the lotul fo r th " , cupltnl »to< k.
■FIELD, Itt.r*D ec. 15.— je rs n t a n ch o r w ith in .sev en m iles of
v
en ire of frO m en from th o c o u n ty I » ^ ro ,n n c
T here i. to be added in te re st in
ho w as inrticteil fo r political re .i- 1
m onths to
th e sum of $42.73.'! j The in ttre .il ra te would b fixwl | the nuth-mrih ‘ lasses ill is y e a r uw- n t lurge.
i
WMisV
|riu>r Len S m all today do- 'P o r t A rth u r, O nt., th e Lake Ship- sods
f h-- .iitunl expen ses of the depn r*. a, -<»ir j a r cent and loans <ould inu t*» lh^» eX|M*rti»d KhieWitigC here
vns "n o t ta lk in g about p ers C learan ce A ssociaiion sni*l no
The H igginbothnm .sla y in g la n ! - ,|J ° rn ®yB
^
Kvidcnce introduicd lari
last Juno m<-it iiiii-ninteil to $3ti,ia.| Th ‘ b Made <<n S6 i>«-r cen t
fitment of n U nitpd S ta te s f u r th e r clrn rn d ce of ves-eL would
-f the nf O Ihhillit'! nf • ill s»( !•»%%f$ l"-.U» Icfjcd to have been tho re s u lt o f a fo n d a n ts bo retu n ed to t
e x trad itio n
proceeding* j figure- do not show the nnu-unl •■( m arket value of tin- product. Th"
“k)f T
take plqce th is aeuson fnim th at d u rin g
( f thlH rlu*-*. Homp iif w oirh Itrt*. foud uinoiig m oonrhinvrs In th e I an t^ fam ilies
a
g
a
in
s
t
<
upturn
Reeves
of tin- Kk*-,- j niui-i . ►
lived in t* -i \* -i k o-i tb" pieSeiit law icip iirin g ih • jnle*
f*l ■>' the w arn in g tu-nt p,,rt.
T om oka section of Volusia co u n ty , I n ls b t.”
, > .. t ,
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t»*»$'
show ed Unit I b'o rg e I’iniiai „ ni-rnt .f r'ty prlS'-' i r*
w here num erous liquor ra id s w ere
F o rm e r S e n a to r At!iiMtilnte |.ii"k- to le*u| -.ii 1v
I,
-m,th. se n a to r elect by
p r .,h8 hly
score ,.f ,mwm„ , s died
S«
r.
.1
\
W
I
V
S
1
ft*
|n -o 'lcrs in the S en ate. |ts „ reH„p ,,f lbl.
nn() m uch li i-re. l^r,' i,|| i oiistulile win* . uni
* I ' - i ; . Iin hilt, i; on Sc pt
'' ' i-perativc . . ^aniztUiorit i otiM h
!*«•?»• r , -rn *
final, ml till i m.i.le hy S h e riff Ntpiio, und it w in | en<>. rep ly in g f o r th e $
t- i re|H‘*te«l
I lease (janmK(,
done to pow er and tel at* si n l to seize till- Eket fol a iv- i*- $9<3,2 it*, uuii lotul - u rrn i l-ri-iiilem-il <«, perm it tho k in k s
ut
th,
.la
b
u
n
I m u l-\ >« ' • | alleged th a t th e liquor m a k e rs sc- ( n#hJ the $100,000 tra n sa t
tut iff violation, was shnughm e
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iitiiounfed t<- $1,717,682, ,i - m ake lon-.s to indivi.iiti.' , fj
nt 'Hiking nhoul it.
cphoiu- lines by ice ami sleet, w hilt
itu an-1 lx sni*. t«, h u .e j i used inch o th ^ r of "s q u e a lin g " to tho lcnalng n e g o tia tio n
' and b reu g h t to th is country. Cap rc n ltn g In th e re p o rt.
been d e lib e ra te ly su
und corporntion.' w ith T/r.rCh
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; m otor nnd tr a in tra ffic was hel * tain
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exccptionnlly favorubb) j tho officer*.
»ni„ Kbevcg is now »-«*rving
IR
tc
c re s y ,|i t * * * * * *
.receipts'
or
shipp
in his p re lim in a ry ex p lan atio n
( \ I U 1 L n n p q n f v "P by heavy snow in some aren a. .........
m o n th s at N tissnu, tin- Hahunms,
-\-r
>
fly "tx io
p i l I U u l l t l l a l l l V j Most of. th e tlnm age Iwfd heim roo f th*- featu ro s o f Uip re p o rt, Mr. se c u rity .
i'xpctL-ib-cll -• W a l t e r D a m r o s c h H a s I
Nolsrii »»rny, an
“T he whole
. #- --- --------l.eftaron recom m ended th a t tiet * l T t i 7r Y l l 7M n » ,o T , A P,1' rt‘d to*lny in th e M innesota nnd
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Cyachtrnnn wh*.- !*«:: Imu-i ,
Itoovos
and
his
crew
are
am
ong
1
,!
'
np1
!
d
e
s
i
g
n
e
d
A
s
H
e
a
d
O
f
c
ro
n e , ***** c o n c e ite d
W I 1 ) U W I I “ I M i l W iscon sin a re a s, and snow filled
c ity in-tall tho " a c c o u n t' p ay able" •
I Suiifi.r*! yachting nrclt-e
nn*I*born o f in iq u ity ."
hig h w ay s w ere beiqg t»pene*l to tho 33 named in the indictm ents. I systi-tn of bookkeeping in stead o f the
ciii
I
k
i
pointed t»* he a it
T h e fo rm e r O hio ,
, tra ffic . W hile n rn it of the co u n try One Edgs-water <leU-ctivx- und own ^ . vom her sy ste m , which has been |
Board of (in- r rr- i ■ to fill th e ,\ie
rs
o
f
an
E
d
g
ew
aler
shipyard
six*
m
oned
a ll his th e a t
f shivered and rend w eather bulle
in ii»*- f r y ears. While r«*quiling
canry wlu-n E
I- M aikell Hu,
NEW YORK, Doe. 1 6 _ V P ) _
l.ls o ra tio n and
tin s, sc ie n tists nt W ashington add w ore iiiilirtc-d as w ere various men .iddiliotml help in Hie ,>fflu- oi' '
m
ade
comniod-.nthe
r
tortjhfdd*
r
>
W
a
lte
r
Miiuirosrh.
who
In-Canio
dl1*111-. "(
in New York, Chicago. Mon tree I
r.- t-ir *>i ilit- Ni-w York sy m p h o n y conclusion a v e n a
fit!-' m il (•im in n ty M oit- led a not*- of possible e a rth d i'tu r am i *<the cities whits,- <i>iuiect|<>n I be t ' *\ • l*-rk. the modern aysteru
buncos
in
1327
from
sun
spots.
w*iubl
nivi*
fa
r
m
ore
Hun
any
o
ic h e stru -12 y ears ngo a i th o ago in g fo r p re te c tio n ag
spai - is to be held J a n . j
w ith the a ffa ir in not i-pcclfically
, pen *- atten d u n t upon it-* operation ] The *-^-ti->M mi tht- roposed )'A lthough th e re is no definite e v described.
*-f
23. has resigned at th e p eak of d o rm in ln g of p ublic i
hich tim e It Is expected
KUanJU of b-ind* hi * 1 sum uf
d
u
rin
g
the
co
urse
of
one
y
e*
r.
,i*«
I
idence
th
a
t
sun
s|>ots
•
uffoct
the
p.-puhirity ru iiu-r th a n w a it u n til g n a w in g Worm o f *
pn -ui the co ntpany’a .Ui $260.(100, fo r tin- i-n-c.i n u f n-inod| stated .
m usic lovers, begin to w hiep o r hd (iniyhed D obeny
csrd » ro n tin u n tio n
of w eath er, d istu rb an ces of the pingt r n C ity H o sp ital, is .. hcvfield cm
netic
needle
aro
violent
on
e
a
rth
:i<* longer ic th e D am rosch o f old.' h a n d k erch ief fro m .
P*ling p rog ram
will be
J en. IH. mid fo r th r next g(l *lnys
Tho d ire tto rs ) In a c c e p tin g - h is wiped h ie te a rs ,
cording tq
ipfot m ntian d u rin g T h e p eriod when (he sp o ts
nn in ten siv e cam paign in faVor of
a
rd
m
ost
n
u
m
ero
u
s,
and
It
is
re
n
-|
rrsig n atlo ti, due hired It m ark ed klod In th e eye*
^y The H erald.'
th e proposed issue ir to ho^w sgod
h e r d a u g h te r bol
"th o cm dof a muslcnt e ra ."
Ml ;i rep rh sctitatlv o o f |•sonnhly c e rta in th a t b rillia n t dlstjiruufrli th o v ario u s <tvic clu b s und
Ity...............................................
M anager W. II. W illiam s
Mr. D am rosch took over load er- courtro o m .
ed Hint
| P j » * y a t h e a u ro ra borealis, o re R o l l s I t t C a m p a i g n
kk) w«s inform
*
'
o th e r oTKanizations.’
H e com m ended th e ep!«
Ion* .,f the b u ild in g w i r e jd irsc ^ Jf cojiqectod w ith th e ir p resw
r
o \
w an in stru cted to In v e stig a te th« sh ip of tho o rc h e stra u p o n tho
•.
T he h o sp ital is expccthd to be feasib ility of esta b lish in g n to u r-' d eath n f • Ills fath er, Dr. Iscopold c f cooperation b etw esn c
•t mu on th n t d a te apd } « « « • T e le g ra p h w ires a re . heavy
A t n into ho u r th is aftern o o n , 30
b u ilt On th e site ut Mcllc-nrille snd
Dam resell, w ho founded th o orch es " th e u n fla g g in g s tU n
were to lie ask ed re tu rn - " u lfe rv m fro m th e n o rth ern lig h ts.
.
. . .
,, . .
is t rccretitioa g ro u n d nnd l a a s c e r
T h ? 1 0 d « g llm e l
N“ ' nl 'ib sc rv n to ry officials s a i d i * " ^ , nw m berr had boon added to
G eneva A venues, th e one o rig in ally
t
r a in 1878. H is re s ig n a tio n w ill ju r y h o d given p r e u n te l
Thouranda o f lettero, to individ
'
T h e JO d a y tim e
^
^
ftnd t h f t t ; th e -ro lls of C am pbell-L easing P o t
selected , nnd Is t;. be one of th e ta in tho co st of such a n e s ta b lis h become effectiv e a t the ckiso o f tho donee,
fired T uesday b u t It wa* ' RU,‘ l'l 'oU‘ WfJ-c increasin g and t h a t I
ual
member*
of
W
omen's
elulw
tro u b le ah e a d a w a ite d the world.
; ^ th e Ainoricsn lu-glon, according
m ost coitfplctely equipped in tho m en t, opposllo th e H o tel F o rre s t p re se n t seacun.
"C o n sp irac y ," w as (
good au th o rity th n t th e
n f the'
l a k e , by th e C ity C om m issioners
.
/
"
i . __ . tq a n announcem ent made- by Leroy th ro u g h o u t thin section
so
u th , according to p re se n t -plans
"Tw o men can n o t drive th e sam o >•«*! *««® by th>
L a st y e a r observation.' show ed | (;hittrncJ(.n<
t r o m m ander, w ho s ta te , a re to he ipailed out by the
{never l»ocn asked,
n t th e ir re g u la r m eetin g l a s t M on
tepin of horseu or conduct tho w a y s im p ly in g
............
h t a M lh n l u .g|6ll o f f |d l!tf Chau-bcr of C om m erce th is week o f c ity ‘o fficials.
ru rto ry..........
building
p ro ject s p o U ^ l O .o u t of. 218 davH, nn
day. The C om m issioners did h o t
sam e o rc h e stra ,” sa id Mr. D am - c o .m jp t • en *
In
th
o
o
rig
in
a
l
Imnd
i»sue-of
la
st
wpmiy WAS h a lte d w hen c re a se o v e r H>2$.. An Incrwise in I w e n j satlario d *w ith the fir s t Two p t ad v ertisem ent* fu r trio |irv scn (an u U io rire -th e beg in n in g o f Im nw
rosch. "T h ere fo re , when I ducldcd so m e th in g I
s
p
rin
g
,
th
e
re
war.
on
Item
u!
$100^'cs- t!un • f the San C qrlos U raiid Oju-rn
h-’f W Knight, la te presi- th e n u m b er an d Intensity of m n g - i ilayn . cffo rt|l ,n „ ,lrlvc lhttl
d ia tc co n stru ctio n , n o r a p p ro p ria te
in tho,
Ino Wurl(l tf i f . * to
- .bring
.
.. e to
. ta
. l. m em ber- jI Com
/ x ................
u ilano'
i __ *• rrt.
»n.| the re-organizn- natU
nctle sllalnr)tnn/^»«
dU '.urbqncvs ip
th
pany n*t *thi_e. M
T h .e aite.r 000 Included fo r .th e erectio n and an y ntonry; fo r the purposo o / con I could no lo n g er d irect f o u r con
T k lrt, I W . .1 0 h .:
lh# 2 *Q ,nn rk
' on Dec. 30 nnd 31, acebrding to m ain ten an ce o f a hospital.-. A t s tru c tin g a recreatio n g ro u n d , a t c e rts a week o r a hund red .each,
effirers nnd direetor- will re s u lt n ex t y e a r, they forecast* ehjp
U
n
n ita n t
.season,
It
seem
ed
r
ig
h
t
to
l
o
t
a
n
,
le
a
s
t
$50,000
would
be
n
ecessary
w
it
htho
m
axim
um
of
th
e
p
re
se
n
t
A
rJn
b
o
an
N
have in te rfe re d w ith ----------.
rgi- r.Ignhoanl has been E. J. T ro tte r, sec re ta ry o f the
w as rep o rted T uesday, a cco rd in g
d
ra
l.
o
th
e
r
m
an
have
th
e
w
h
ip
-h
an
d
.’*
to
eq
u
ip
n
m
odern
stru
c
tu
re
o
f
this
the im m ediate co n stru e- ’ suit sp o t cycle in th e la tte r p n rt or e re c te d nt tho co rn er u f l ’a rk A vr- C ham ber.
to M ayor F o rre st Lake.
,
fhe building,
'
|1U28. f
Final plane fo r securing 250 pa- ty p e , according to m edical a u th o r
nua n n d .F irs t S tre e t and tho nam es
R ecrnt movements- f o r th o b u ild
31 a t e a c h paid up m em ber and each ti'oim and p a tro n e sse s fo r th e op- ilies.
in g o f tennis c o u rts , a n d o th e r
now m em ber e r r b ein g added to o ra were m ade n t a m eetin g of • The $IU().000 is now nvailablo eq u ip m en t fo r th d e n te rta in m e n t
th o se alread y on th e board. Tho heeds of v ario u s civic clubs y e ste r and.with an additional $350,000, it o f to u ris ts across th e b o u ltr a r d
will hpte -'jt fro m th e h o tel led to th e a c tio n of
p o s tin g is m ade e v e ry hour provid day afternpon nnd the a c tu a l work ,i* said that Sanford
vk
hospital
on'on
cijunl
biuls
wi‘‘ BtlF th e com m issioners, It is said ,
in g sub scrip tio n s o f m em bership
• '
__________
wrtlJ'
in U\e state b f F lo rid a.
By Ui|ng- c jwy Co u r ^ tho eq u ip a re received d a rin g thp pour.
N E W YORK. Dec. 1 6 . - { ^ - A w as daw ning,
Apprqxlmately 400 men'-in 8
U contem platoil w ould n o t co st
b u r g la r f i t h a p e n c h a n t f o r d l .- th e r
OCjATE; E n g lan d , Dec. 15. h e r m em ory an d w as wna* # r0 .s?<
ole C ounty are. eligible f d r m
H o f t u r n M r: W iu ia m .loslty of a m a id servant her o4 n .Identity, .although . $V h e rsh ip in the L egion, Recording to Lane, pretddent ox ( i
A ;j _ A . r . L * - r ’" - 1 p
*.
p ro b a b ly > — J *ho recognized him.
^ t o hyd
local officials, en d a n in tensive
Jay c o u rt, a.-V racque
Som a o f th o g u e sts a t th e h o ts., csm pA lgn Is to b e cu rried on by lfl
Tt'k’adl
j t a CWquist g r o u i ^
w lid re -'sh e !re g iste re d nn th e 'v e r y
POzzWd
.
fJlqver,’ president ref the
n ig h t o f h e r disap p earan ce, sh a ra W
the in tere st
e f t
Mgn a t
Chib, attended the mrellnfr
h u t o f A o A m erlcsrf
d a y .ilM fe . O’D bnohue, p o lice sa id l
11 day*, ; •
. CoL' C h ris t|o ’a vlew e, . They m en- m e n .^ i t .
| | | , ,
. . liar- T«'h*
, FIA., D e c i'16. on
‘
Sem lnblu B o u lev ard
i^ rrv u a rin g "th e b iirg la ry . U s i '
> r i a r l u a C h ristie, a u th o r Bort 'a m o n g o th e r th in g s th a t she
T h e cam paign is a t-tatevvidu one. < A heavy sale of seats -has
vs Roswell E rw in , fo r____' a s n to u ris t h e a d q u a r- night', was aw akened b y « f la s h
stories, who v anished told o f h a v in g lately lost a child, E v e ry post in th e s ta te Is engaged ready been made by out of tojvn
r p re sid e n t o f E rw in, W as*y and te rn f b r th e past, y e a r h u t L egion
lig h t on her fnco Ju s t,h o fo ra d a y
»r homo in .*'.Sunnlngdale( w hen th e fa c t is th a t h er only a t th e present In ad d in g to its people and SanfoftL citizens ’whd C. o .m .p an y . Of C h|cag o ,t-^» tJo (v illy
o fficials .h av e IpHmate*! t h a t Cin'
l t*d ycjlcnlAy;. T h e 's e r v - child is sefo i t homo.
m em bership an d F lo rid a Is e x p e c t desire to attend all. or any, ot the known ntfretYber*. died at'his win- ies* moco adeq u ate s n g e rfts tn n lx b reak , and called out “ w ho a re
T h e re a re discrepancies In th e ed t n be rfii n e a r 1Q0 per cferttLin t h r e e ; production* have been urg te r-h o m e I n 'th is city Iasi n ig h t a f
>0?"
,
a tlm iU rity b
m ain U in ed a t Uie h u t a n d ground*,
"
I
’m
a
b
u
fg
ls
r,"
x
n
u
th e re p ly
sto rie s o f how th e w rite r m et h e r m em bership a s P** who had rc g lstc
-in-s i n T tfsa ra w fliS firu .'W tte r a s h o r t Illnessfe Neele .gnd
‘ * la st p lg h t. AcJ o n i<;r g
M r. E m i n w o t a native o f p ita - ,
'
i :* ws -i~‘ .<
-of Ihe mtgun^r
lane. M r. M a re n te tte is actin g vn, 111., a n d w a s 08 ycare-uld “
t a Jc rkliek | Sbd
acories as to t w ,
ta d m dde th is city, hi* w in te r
b u reau , b g t he
* re m a rk :
Idiuppcnrunce w e re '
W
A
fiH
lN
C
T
O
N
,
Dec.
15. f o r 18 y e a rs an d was, an o x tens
"T h a fi ’
Smooto
f
;th
o
Re
f^trur.. g ro v e ow ner. J i e
».on«.
you havo
.
e r td i, R ussia, arc
o r a p acquaintance » whose
M ra.
le
a
d
e
rs.
tail
w orking «J*y a n d n ig h t to p a n p a y g h _
th.-\t
it
U
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re
lie
f
i
in
g
q
u
a
n
titie
s
o
f
gold
from*
t
U
- R iv e rs
.
A
m
bng
hi*
h
u
t
public
a
c
ta
ore
(YYi* T
•r> ’ .1 ,
iQji n
1 ‘ * q re c e n t vokanle. o u tb u rs t
B g W f OtrlVtie, i i $
S
1- u rg sd t
troy ed th e ir farm s, aqd
» - « . oontbit
Chuilth)
^
Wife, an noun.
Ing f o r a n o th e r e n i- *’ -
Hospital Bonds To
Be Placed To Vote
Of Citizens ,»m 18
()n January 18
Tourist Center At
Hotel Grounds Not
Sanctioned By City
Legion Adds Thirty
New Members
—----• Tickets For Opera
Is Now Under Way
iil>:Y
’s Curiosity Brings Solution To
ppearance Of Wo
Charles Erwin, Noted
- 5-'rr» ^
“Z §^|)f6SU »>*
New York Symphony
�iUB
OWNERS TO, American League Managers Seeking (‘Horseshoe Pitching
tAFT SMFDITliE' Pitching Material For Next Season Now VeCT .Eppiuar
M EM PHIS.—A1 W ulthcr, Can
ton; Ohio, defeated F rankie Dugan
Memphis, JO.
v.
lr JBRiJEY CITY.—Phil McO&V
Detroit, knocked o u t Jim m y Rocco,
N e w Rochelle, 4. Sid Barbarian.
| CHICAGO, IVc.J-L—W - rT h o a c Dowd
piBrheni to se|l probably would
|wh<> believe h<*M*hoe .pitching is Rood.
m ake a fortune nt the gathering of
(tanmta&toner Landis Asked Am
confinc<l to the village tMmmon ' U0i
erican I-ongne pijota JtntL club
and is a game unknown to aophls- [___r:
To .Increase ^Usefulness owners
opening today! V irtually
treated city* folks arc fa r behind .
Q f.Advisory -Board; Many every m anager • her® adm its he
the times.
'
;
i 'f * ™
could use a dependable tosser.
While preparations were being
—T*lU Vj
’ The prosaic business of the
made for a world eham pionahip
NEW YORK, Dec. 14.— ,JP)— league presidents today Hnd to
match here Saturday n ig h t between
T he-chief-business for the annual m orrow was little more than n
Frank Jackson o f ‘K elierton, Iow a,
■ m eeting of the N ational League stag e settin g , with the mnchlnnpresent
king, and P u tt Mokatnan,
to d ay v a a the draftin g of the acho- tions of th e.m an ag ers having spotEldorado,
Iowa, former champion,
dule cf n ext season.
’
» Pght attention. V irtually all the
gome one delved into statistics ahd
IcnguO
chiefs
had
before
them
was
T he lcngye. already, pledged to n
found Chicago is one o f-th e r»hld
gcr season,
longer
w iu cn . appeared certain to the perfunctory aw arding of the
1926
pennant
to
tho
New
York
diona
left
n
gap
which
the
new
4d• to name, the firs t week in
tober a s the closing d ate in 1027, Yankees, selection of an umpire to manager, Jack McAllister, admits
* season ended the la st week in succeed George M oriarity, now he is hard pressed to. fill. .
Dan Hawley, of the St. Louis
ittamber th is year. Commission. m anager of tho D etroit Tigers, de
Lartdis fuvors the prolongation, cision on th e length of the league Browns, spent considerable time
*e tho sh o rt season 'f a ile d to schedule nnd solcction of n new yesterday with Miller H uggins of
the -Yankees. Howlcy has said he
tig ab o u t a n earlier date for the board of directors.
Am erican le a g u e sentim ent fa would keep George S islc;\ but
t)H series. Only one club com*
vors the long season. President
ig d ; ib« ochedule on, tim e.
t
Bah Johnson has felt in the past
3qme m agnates favored asking th a t baseball should be out of tho
m m issioncr Landis to Increase way fo r .'football, but he now is
F usefulness 1 of the advisory ready to fail In with the .general
irtclt o f the m ajor leagues, which opinion th at the session should run n second hnsen
|Vfnnctioned but rarely in the into October, to enable completion die Collins, who
it, few y ears^
pff the schedule without n cluster ly indicated tod
The practice of clubs m aintain|f farina Jn nilnor lengucs, despite
('d ra ft system , designed to give
Katablishcd 1908
lh U am -an equal chance nl
ith fu l m alarial, possibly was Carmen Hill Leading
P h o n e 48
221 Magnolia Avenue
> tb o r'm ttto ^ fo r the league’s atResults
At
fcjon. Bam oy DreyfUa*,- P itts- Pitcher Last Year In
(By The Associated Press)
Igr, owner, bos .declared *the arSeminole
Park
NEW
YORK. Maxey Roscpigoment
"hypocritical" com American Association
l-l.iomi New York, defeated KO
——
i First R;e« I he Rove (lleu ly l. Plul k.iplii’i. Now 'iork. N V , HI
in in g 'th a t one team alone conMtfcf ajx m inor league clubs.
it
II
i,n l ur •’>tM», 2 0, ..*n yuanah (I’uKiima-. Hnl.o Herman, Now York, bent E.l
[tie m eeting is a two dny a ffair
mor ludinnupolie
K 2 an. ||. r. tn x t J Kordl. ....... -In- \n .lo r ->n. WyomiiiK. 10. To<t,,
.
,
,
Al-o run 1 ho Peruviun, Mn‘ i|\ Buldork. England, won a tech
Sitirrow the m agnates will leave
h Pittsburgh, with
,
.
„
,, .
mi.,tides, i onfluente. Hog riirnm i, rural knockout over Joe Clifford.
^Cnleago to attend the joint
in.I
7
l
ist.
t»p|..
.|
p
lr,,
|.,k
-ht.
Bengalese..
llap|-\ Now ) oik. 2 l.i. k B enirtein.
ftting w i t h
the
American
Knru \ (JiniiKt'H hiu! (IrrfRefruit. packed in Holiday
ml ( ■nn.-ily, .vii-> lloh... an.I Spontaneous
frhic. T h e ra <w0* much dicker) .inker-, dofottieil Hu* Miller, I I-'
r both Toledo uni
The R"v. following (Juniwih f-> oak... I.’
Hmxcs. rciuly for nhipping. A nice ifRt for y o u r friends.
io ..my ji.nyor out the first half mil. , iuiiif on to win
BOSTON
AI M Ho, l.«wcll
All sizes, q u a rte rs, halves an d whole boxes, mixed if
Uers who finished by two length* when ralle.l on l.owoll, Ijrttl Jnok y.IVl. P ittsburgh
desired.
.
n per.ect H o ld in g H e r. triv inn a stonily rn.e, just in
nor lean Associn larling to l»ut Spontaneous
NEWARK
R iiisio lu-r-.y, F ar j
d fielding records ‘ Second Ruoe Dtilry l>>u (A go. N 11 dofented AI Conway. |
Also Fireplace and Stove wood in nny q u a n tity
McDonald I. I IU, .88)0. 2 in, Round Philadelphia
in
Sailor Dunny j
Deliveries A nyw here
.son, form er I n
U" h" ' • ' •'•nham l. .' 2n, ft Ott; lie It).in \\ .llolfol.l .-M U. ku.N ked
'W r i t Race—$700 Claim
mi star, who wont Trueman H W u in a i, I Hu
V 8 Y O A Up—Six F ur
ollt .lark I '..mior*, l.'-s Angelos. 2.
It CM HESTER. N Y Osk Till.
bs from Imhaiinp.
aIm’ r“" lu' l l > Mao. llnpsburg
ig average of !*!)1.
,SUr Fmixh,
Sentiment, R. .Chester, defeated J>>ck Malone, I
fielders
First (’all, and Bee Hoe
Brovfn
St Paul. 10
1
Phone S86-M
HARTFORD
Pat M< < artliy, '
ip. form er major
lt" u,h,
‘“ k,nK dir
k;Flow «r
N inth St
1 Block from S anford Ave
yed Inst yea, w adi»lhc* "larl
“ M,rL1' wln,,, r •lt llontoii, woi fn-ni H arry Porssuii-,
innnpolis, was t h e i thl‘ head uf the rtrotch, but Dulc> S widen. 12
r
league; lie issued | *-°u •a’B'nning slow came fast i i
BUFFALO
Jimmy .Slattery,
mid cut loose with ,he Wretch and just got up in tim to nod to the judges first.
lie Truejnnn was best of th •
Race— $700 Claim
’ others
U i t :Friar ._
-ssil.lo truih's
Third Ituce —|,<i\lis_ Rul>enstrin
-■vOtiW Q oipnjit
it baseman >.f the 1 11. aly J, 8.80, 8.40,2.60; KnsciU'- IHtM.ni, Jo
.The Law *•-.*.
•d to U- sIut.-.I for ko (I, Simmons). 13.40,
13.80, dor
's in >-xcluuigo for Barberry (R ,M. I rnim l, J 20
I i h, -•*t •»
John Josep ..
i lt>-r I,uvo Ban
Also ran Madame Venni**, Jin f*»r m-.st
. Rad Seth ....
f the Braves said glo. John Finnegan, Bucko, l.o- i >“ lleil on
^ Contact .......
it ho douhted that .Muriter., S tar Man, W nratah, Eel plea-eil
* . of the Giants, | man and Barber Bill,
| good race,
> • - - <B)
ed. Tho Braves
Barberry took the. lead at the
Sixth I
T hird Race— 1700 Claim
inficlders and n Istart with I/iuis' Uubonstein lay- 6 00, 2.60.
3 Y. 0 A Up—6 1-2 Fur.
m ta Claus, Ban -iog In second place until heading (t'lellnnd)
I into the stretch when l.ouis Ruii (Benhuin)
aflffiiUnM....
P ittsburgh's new enstein moved up and won )iy i
Also rni
U m p Ward
pitcher, infielder b'ngth from Kosoiusrko, who came n,|d Frost)
Lady Abbott
|,|er
'■-from l.s. k to la'nt Biirla-iry f ..rPhidias
FJrgt L ight...
Ojf. Liuly .........
son. of Brooklyn ,h " l’l«‘-e
'
tu,,k
Glim mering
teran outfielder
• urth Race Coyne Ml
d e l »'«'•• I u|>
■ WWhipt .—
Burleigh Grimes
• »" 1
8 Jo. Sdor.l I V •«-» ■< th
$75,011 S uits
McCrlmmon
(••k hut their high 1,n"
,J >. 6 8 0 . 2 80 ,
K alv ur.-r homo
Now
A ttnt L aura
"
egotlatinns.
, I a.o (J B erry), 3.00
_ Si-venth
(io,
fy
Mclnnis of
ran Liin'rty N ational. S ta r ' r“ " " t . •>
Fourth Race— $700 Clnlm
like two inf'inl.l Bright. Isosceles and Tease.
(Pascumn
$(>5.0(1 S u its
■ j j ' i , 3'Y O A IJp-l M
rs „ id an out ,
^
»««* the lend
nod Wane ,C |e
Now ..... ......
.
lunjctnencil It until coming in th*;
Alin rm
..... , r.. . n , „ home stretch where he stopped tillo, Weii.
irno „....
querado
hi l l A n S o
J - t lasted for third place, Hoy and
$60.00 Suits
. .
* Coyne taking the lead won by half
Irish Pi
. Lane
N o w .........
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11 length from Silent Lillian who' m ost of th
Maker
for Arnold M ats. ^
runni|
ovr llo„ e, H(
„f ||„ r rls l
Robins in a re f)nUh
K
th f bn,ak
Trades Arc(lkInk' Rumored
To Our ^Friends and
Patrons
A leaky roof is as out*o(.^
as »the hoop-skirt or the ont
horse, shay. vFire-resistant,pa
l m anent roofs—roof$lhatne«
neither ;repairs nor paintingare.today at,your call. Thcrcis
w id e range of choice, plentyt
•room ‘for* individuality.
We have just received a supply of
Which can be .secured by calling at
our office
Select.the kind of roofing mj
terial that best suits your hom
W hetheriiY s a gambrel, gabl
or hip, w hatever the style,i
architecture, w e have a roofii
m aterial that is just mode (i
you r house. Tell us your plan
w e can help you.
& Sons/
Oranges from My Grove
Chase and G
oodRace
Tomorrow
CEMENT
Leno Star Cement U made by th*
Alabama Portland Cement Co.
I)UHARTS PACKING HOUSE
Birmingham, Ala.
Subsidiary of International Cement Coryafa
BIG REDUCTION ON FAL
In Time for Christmas Buying
, n^ " w
.WO yeara.
rou
$55.00 Suits
Now
. .
fifth Race—Trnpstock {Banks), nt t n rusi
2 80,2.40. 2.40; Me|va Rose
(Me- have won
$54.50
$47.50
$45.00
$42.50
F ifth Race—1700 d a ln
$52.50
Now
J Y 0 4 Up—Six Fur.
W a \* n .
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Running
Races
V
$50.00
Now
31 or Moi;e Days
COMMENCING
R ace-4700 Claim
Filliei and Marea
$42.50
Notv
— •$40.00 Suita
U Now ..........
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•
$35.00 Suita
jmiN o w
, r
10(1.
100
;r;-.
noi
-? « c io c k
INOLA P A R K , LGNGWOOD, hh
! Highway -Eelv. cm Orlando and Sanford”
Seven Races Daily—Rain or Shine
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Eiw. A. l'ohlmnn, M*r. Dlr«lor.
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$22.50
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ciety Brand Clothes during t
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F ren c h -n o m in a tio n s ■ are hUorders
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larger thifn u su al.
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Other la rg o subscribers ^Include ^ e ^ of his wb
Sir Abo B ailey wRh nine, six of
which are by his Ccsarkwitchc
winner, Son-in-L aw , J a m e s A. de
GET
Rothschild w ith nine and Lord
Flower
Urr
Glnncly an d J . ‘ B. Jo el with* eight
°f all kinds
each. Lord A ator, who ao often
"'ont ColoHniTE^i
hds gone close to w inninx th e race
SANFORD
w ithout actu illy -ach iev ln i; tho fe at
has entered a ik .^ O n ly k ^ JlIlles
PR0DUCT8C
Rave been enfcr^d. ;
B h s a d Maple
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ReligiousliJhan English
: Wa l l e r W llln.im .
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n a t io n a l c a s t i n g
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PARIS, Dec. 16. — UP)—Shout* i
•VT-" ' ; 1
r, i ht in a record black bass
of "down with Briand." and “go to |
YORK
Dec. 14. —
—
l y every case was somewhat high- ea; |, tn * rr.ivning. The catch
B erlin" greeted the French foreign ; NEW
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m in ister on hi* retu rn from G en e-j America possibly la fhore re allg - e r than the same ra tio in England. w rii-ird Id pounds, 10 ounces.
va last night.
| j0UB than Englnnd. firs t re tu rn s
In comparison to 89 per ren t in The we.ghlng took place a t n loenl
A t Geneva the foreign m in is te rs ! in a nation-wide religious census th e 'c o u n try ns a whole, only 68 am i tin t goods store, where tho
of France, of Germ any, G reat indicate and the re s t of th e councent of the residents in New fish n : i pul m display,
B H tain, Italy and Jap an reached try has g reater faith th an th e city
ork believe in God. In like man*
Mr Willman m adet th e catch
nn-agreem cni to replace the in ter- 0f New York, th at there is a God. n *r> while returns show 77 per lute >v*terday afternoon on Lake
Allied m ilitary control com m ission!
Eighty nine per cent of 60,000 j
0f tho re s id e n ts , of th« e a Apupk.i. ju st off tho Qiklnm l-W iiirn Germ any w ith a commission u n - ‘reader# of 150 new spaper^, in 40 't______
l r i coun try b e l i e f ip the diviiHty iri
ter >ioi,
Garden docks,‘ l 6 ; ittUes‘*from
den* direction o f the lo n g u e of Na- states havo replied
. . . . in a question-J o, f Jesus,
,
. .s'.jlSfvj. • ■ ■
only 64 por cent of New I 0r|nml(1
tions.
. .
,
naire th at they believe in God, York resident* Bhare that belief . 1
ive
Wiffhian
is
lnkpilfiah
active
T he shouts w ere accompanied by while in a sim ilar cam paign Oply 8m] while 70 per cen
n t <rf
o r the counr o u n -:
( jn t|(|) urirnnj2atiorij qf Uha
ent calls and whiatlfng, tho equiv 78 per cen t of the readorp of th e t r y nt large ‘are
are ac tiv e church |
Hu Um Halting C asting
a le n t In France of hissing.' The London Daily Newa expressed be- member*, this is tru e of only *1?
Clinmpionship*
which will be held
dem onstrators w ere young French lief in a “personal God.”
. p er cent of Ne,w Yorker*.
here
February
10-12royalists num bering, according to
The American
questionnaires ( The figures indicate that in ter
I th eir chief about 1.600. Circles
were sent out in connection w ith e s t In religion d iffers grcntly m j
h k ITISH DKIGIV EN TR IES
[loyal to the governm ent estim ated
the cam paign on religion by th e various p arts of the country, said
(the crowd ut 260.
, ,
....
The royalists clashed with the Church A devrtlsing D epartm ent of RflV rfiu r|es stelsle, director of
A t- th „
questionnaire, “ in the South
1 Lr*’*' hundred urni fifty en trie s
, nollee near the G are de Lyon and the , Intem aitn o al A dvertising
,
tw en ty of them w ere arrested, hut "pcl,tion and were d raftedi by 100 bj,e people are extrem ely orthodox including eight by A. k . M acnmber
be | n their views. In th e larger cities of New Vork, already
have been
ail except three were released a fte r
Ans" era “ r« to
•
th
e
retu
n
is
show
a
g
re
ater
indiffor
the
Derby
of
19-8.
CoTDi for
they had identified themselves, received fCr another week.
th e retu n is show a gren ter
The reason given for the outbrenk \ The question of im m o rtality ference toward religion."
this farm-la race are »rtcn reglswusdissatisfaction over
the
ar* ’ brought a response of 85 per cent ' Answer* to uther ijuCstion* In tered even Before they are
born,
rnngom rnt* concluded at Geneva in the a ffirm a tiv e while the sam e the questionnaire showed 80 |>cr .K ing (peorge has nominated ,wo
London
Daily *cent believe the Bible an inspired {horses for 1928, Savonarola, n colt |
for the control of German arm a question in the
m ents.
News brought 10,101 a ffirm ativ e ’w o rk ; 71* per rrjit reg u larly j t tend 4by h'rnir Marcus out of \o la m le .|
\ In contrast to thd disturbance (ft answers and 8,l78‘ negntfv* an -jd h u rch services; T[T“ pe» cent (lid"otid (Inim tirt, h colt-out ftf-Nsfueej
the royalists, th e Federation of ; swers.
inot want their fam ily to grow up Cha pel le.
The largest subscriber is the
The ratio of Belief to disbelief in a churchlcss com m unity; 17 per
;|Ilailw aym en presented M. Briand
'w ith a big w renth tied with tri- was alm ost the same to all ques cent send their children to schools
' colored ribbons and inscribed “to tions published in the question fo r religious Instniction and 90 per 'of u natural element of life in all
the g re a t A rtisan of Peace."
naire in this country and in near* cent belie.vp religion is pome form communities.
ie « Men Inlopment Of City
Isles And The
Ions Of State
v • ♦ \%*ij
Dec, IB.—The »ec-j
r party o f p ro m in en t 1
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^TirvfflTWSR^t *t iflf
anthOan-lrcd In D unel
y ftra £Detroit
t o
to
tin from
jg Michigan busines* m en,'
m a n u f a c tu r e , farm ers,
ate operators and repreof various Michigan (
il and industrial a c tiv -1
- tnck'ded In the group
abend three day* In th is '
The Michigan social I
ao |* rm rotented, several
nt Detroit, wnmefq being
o j the party.
{eldest by E, S. Frlachkdm ,
aldent r»f the F rlichhom F lor* '
jr9^h d .fp 4 n d ft and head
of D etroit's Im portant
_..r financial lnstltullitlqguished delegation
orldtt to Investigate com-j
iditiom and opportunities!
h sta te and to select fu tu re |
~ltes In Dunedin IsUs, th ej
n Florida company’s re* -’
community development i n
king Clearw ater hay andj*f of Mexico.
Dunedin th
the7”
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...
■ arrival in Dunedin
s r a . w# loomed by Dunedin'*!'•■gUmplee 7 ,.* /Horryl" »ny the
representative* of the If 6n 6h ib l 6 TJohn Dcwnr (upper
Chamber of Commerce, photo) anil Br.tun Bernard de PreFloridians, city arid court, E urope’s liquor kings, to m
fa ll and form er real- qu;*;tlvo acquaintance* in Amerirji.
Michigan living In near- Roth landed in Ixis Angeles re ,
Following the recep- cently for u tour of the U S. De
Tty left on a m otor to u r war is a producer of Scotch win*
Coast point* of in tere st ky, the burnii of France’s beliedlr
n Isle* pullman busses, tine,
ry included C lesrw aler , 1 T '
'
iview-Biltmore hotel. Pine- / ’ o * o l i n i a n u I * J l v A
rty citrns groves, Dunedin ^
. . ' “ V,, \ v y
.
rpon spring* and other
(its
j n iiivh
a
Return To France'
te j ___
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ecent zur
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IS lB fe
11:30 A. M.
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D&ily
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Also a Complete Line of
Pastry, Pies, Cakes & Cookies
. Special O rders Solicited
'‘Taste
The
Difference” -i
•m ' "*
T h e E lectrik-M i
B a k e Shop
3rd S tre e t & Magnolia Ave.
it-'.ii
Tribute To Hampton
l pint*.
?arty travelled from De-1 COI.GHIA, s ( . He. 15
d''
I i n nlf-pifltmart tralh With —-Wade llnm ptiw *
"reil sh irts-’
on a .P ^ r with thoso of w|,o mobiliied in I87fi, voteti .»
ie noted e x tra fore tw in s ktt0IK,„ IK*mncrntic ticket and |
I country,
lncludeq_ln. the overthrew negro Hepublican rule, i
i equipm ent eto two antin g W(.r,. reniemliered cordially todav
i club c if, a parlor-obscrva- j,y thousands who celohraied the
t a r provided with an • ortho- • fiftieth anniversary ■•( Hampton’s ,
victttola, com partm ent and inauguration a- governor of South i
i g room f;auite. cars, bath < itroiinn
{ea, a barber shop and other
A frw <)f , (ii, ofik{innl Hampton
.io iis facllitlc*.
men, w earing tho red shirts they
■“
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adopted
as
their
uniform
half a
Kentury
T q ';
ago. were joined J.v many
lu ll
generation ... a parade
VJlW l through tlie down town -(reel* and
U ls S jH Ig t
e gathering to hem Hampton eulo
Pp
T o a f . d S n r i n t r gi*ed by Mnjor .1 (
Hemphill.
^ D p t l l l f ^ veteran editor of Abbeville
Some Houses are tik e Early Season Fruit
Before you Buy a House Understand
These Facts
ARW A TER, Dec. 16.—<*>)
S.M . Elliott, prominent reel
SA N FO RD
developer of St. P etersburg,
ttifie d at a coroner’s inquest
pring that his wife’s death
Ciuned hy n fall from Ihel
was charged with manW . S. 1’IfIC E . M qr.
r in a grand Jury indict710 W. F irst St.. Phone 472-W
turned yesterday.
• t t entered a pica of not
NEW
before Judge Freeman P.
LUMBER YARD
*1351 and was released under | 20 ,, oml. Thc^cnse war set for j
A C o m p le te Id h c of
n ta FeK 7.
I
F r a m e * a n d S c re e n s
coroner’s Jury ordered th at j M e d ic in e C nllinqlH
b e held for first degree (J y p re s s a n d J ’ilH*
r b u t E. P. Wilson, sta te ’s F r a m j n |t ,
•y» U utfiJimtood to hnv* ^
Sheathlnjf
th e position that evidence [
Hiding
Case did* not w arrant th** !
CASH LUMBER CO.
E lliott died in a hospital
28, of a fractured skull,
before she had conferred
•cfcptt, Ojren, ,tn , attorney,
wjwtn she was preparing
A m an bought a house in L akeland re
cently, but before he m ade the purchase he
craw led under the porch and looked at the
fram ing.
H e knew that| som e houses are like
early-season fru it—you c a n ’t tell fro m a p
pearances. You m ust test the juice of even
the ’ yellow est of O ctober
oranges. A nd you should look
below the surface w hen b u y
Where to Get Good
ing a hom e
Advice When
Flooring
Ccil«np
FinUh
Mouldings
Lnth
Brick
Lime
P*n«ler
U r, Miss Madeline ElMunson, and 04 negro
ed a t tha inquest th at
niad his wife entrance
ar and’ In Mra, E lllott’j
- 10 ja irffd m lish iti'sh e either
r Was pdshad f r ip ; t h e porth, M urphy Ironing Boards
*’»tlflad ’ih a tb W
had
Made to Order
door.aad answered his
lOttS'OOly
The Price Is Right
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Bonnet Market is Open
4 N. Park, Opposite Valdez Hotel
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■ ROOK* SCANLON COSS.
Kilt port, FU,
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FLORIDA DENSE LONG LEAF PINE MANUFACTURERS
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j. w. McW il l ia m s
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ARNOLD LUMItRCO.
Or*V*land, Fla,
PUTNAM LUM OtR CO.
Jackssnvlll*, FI*.
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Follow Nature's example.
Insist on Florida Dense Pine
and you will enjoy the com
plete satisfaction w h i c h
comes from low repair ex
penses and upkeep costs*
i f yn
• • ' ' In
. . «|
rtmenls In fancy Holiday Boxes— a jjifl (hat
, 1
The elid in ' of 1 11>■ [impor
m aterial Tor v\cr> building
purpose I* n npei lallred
hualtiv**.
The man who
cun help you make n wise
*elertlon la your ••siabINhvif
local Jum ber dealer
fa ll
on him for nilvh and you
u 111 find th a t 111* year* of
eipcrlencG can m m
you
many
dollar*
and
add
greatly to the 1 a t Isfactlciii
you Bocure In ju u r home,
lie will toll you th at FLOR
IDA DENSE PINE la Uu,
stro n g est and nm it durable
lum ber you can secure.
B efore you buy a house,
find o u t w h a t kind of lu m b er
<
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All good builders know
that Florida Dense Pine is the
strongest structural lumber in
the world. They also know
that Florida climate is very
severe on ordinary building
materials and that the best
rule is to use the lumber that
Nature grew here. Nature is
the best judge of what is suit
ed to the climate.
Building
It is possible to dress up a
hom e w ith a “ F rig id aire,”
w ith built-in bath ro o m fix
tures and other ap p aren t
m ark s of q u ality , w hile om it
ting th e things w hich m ake
real value — th e stren g th in
hidden, places w hich gives en
d u ran ce an d freedom from re
pairs th ro u g h years a n d years
of secvice.
While Itock Planter llnnrd
NniLa
Screen Wire
Builders Hardware
Doors
Windows
nesl Tangerines
per peck
has been used —p a rtic u la rly w h e re it caiYt
be seen—under th e floors, inside the w alls.
If the builder has used F lo rid a D ense P in e
''you will know he has p u t stau n ch q u a lity
into the stru ctu re . H e is th e k ind of
builder on w hom you can u su ally rely to
p u t quality into all th a t he d o es.
.
a
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| 5' (M
o po s
PAVING ‘
‘r'KL
^ - ’*V
on* .- or j m n ii
i k Au k u .
E ach proposal m ust be .accom 1 .FOUilUUMOLH <
OH A Nc u n T. .i,
panied by a certified check, mad®
Scaled proposals will be re naynblc nt sight, to th e order of rRAltb.JONUflf
<
Not ted ; u h e r e b y * iy tn £ to all
ceived by the City Commisilon t f thb-CHy Auditor & Clerk, of San- . Complainant,
! -Va*
creditor*. legntcVs, dtortSiitiilia^anA
SantortL 'F lorid a, a t th eir office fo rd , Florida, fo r X p ar ce n t of-the V n tlA ll C. JONJifl,
•II neMohs haylnjr TiafinS of dein the v ity H u ll,,at o r before .3 P . am ount
Defendant,
>• -,
ht of
a t th eir bid.*
hid.5
msnds affrtnst jdM Jltaal* of ' Mary
M., Jan u a ry 10th, 1027, fo r g ra d
A- W' K » lr , Dectuuwd, that such
The. successful bidder or bidders t h k r t a t b dt- - w U i h t C A TO;Business ■gnd
ing. draining and paving the fo l w ill
clnlmft or tlrmnnae must be. probo required to give a bond . W J I t - U M (V JONES;: C. . » .
tily te P r o f e s s o r ,
1
lowing a tre e u , to-w it:
'e^ual to 50 p er cent o f hls o r her
its i
D is c u s s in g 11
f t PPPearln* from W s w o r n -Xill|
T hird St. fr. Avocado to P er- *, • bid, nnd rbch bond to be’ executed or coni pin Int in th is ca u se t h a t you
y O f R e m o v in g '.
• tw s lr g months .from , the
aimmem, Sht. Asp. on 0 In.
by a surety company licensed to a r c a non-resident. of t h e S ta te of w ith in
of tlio flr*t publication of this
M onarch T o P a r i s
rock baon
7780sq. yds. do hufiinesH In thn S ta te of Florida, F lo rid a , and th a t y ou a r e a resid e n t time
notice,
that I*, iwvlr* months from
of a state* o r c o u n t r y o th e r th a n
Persimmon Av®. fr. F irs t to;
s a id . bond tq bo approved by the lh«v tn p te of F l o r i d a , a n d t h a t y o u r December Sth.,
I0 1 IG U T O N .
Third, Sht. Asp. on 8 in.
• lA ffU u '
*ft r tJld e n c o I* U nknow nj >*" *• *iV " i > T '
f Dec. 16.—<VP>-tCity Commission. ...
,1
’ib o r v h ir e . ' you. W lllU n i C, A n t i .
rock bsSe*
*q. yds.
iff th e nilviaaWlHy
'Copies of the plans and st^ eU it f i n nrdcrtcl-aha^V culraa tjZjJb'WM
.Mnplo AVe.’ fr. •Colonial !W ay ’ * f cations may ho i : c n . a t th& offfce Anwmr.be/vre
hils.C oari An the J r a
to C entw ft 1" 1-2 in. -S h t,
o f the City M anager, o r g t th eV fA*P • on
S / i n . i Jsaml
'flfo of Fred T, W illiams,' E n g i
A sp
i . jfc.ii.... 2775 sq. y d s. neer. Plans nnd specifications bna^ y n u ln thla cause, 'o th e r w is e a, dof f « . .pro cqpT*<^n1,PtlJI.; |»*. entered
Roily Ave, fr. Colonial tV'aj
■
be obtained at either Offife orf1de w gjunat you.
'C entral, 1 j - 2 in -S B U J
posit of 510.00 which-will btf -.re- H it* Is ordered th at this not toy be
on 3 in. Sand Asp.' 2776 sq. yds. turm'd if a hid is made.
published In the Hanford Herald, a
published In
Sanford.
Codar Avf. fr. CoiGnlal Way
U days ago, ho p ro .p
Tho City Commissioners reserve newspaper
Seminole County, Florida, once each
to C entral, Surf. T. on 8 in.
the right to rejccL any, or all bids, week for four consecutive^ week*.
b monarch bo taken
rock b a s o ------- ---- 2775 sq. yds. o r to accent any bid they deem to
Boxes, ready for shipping. A nice gift for your fri
government, how■WITNESS my hand an’^ 'u e a l of
Colonial Way. fr. French to
the
Circuit
Couri
of
ihjr
HoTUnUi
b«
for
the
best
in
terest
of
th
e
City.
** ' i ' s
'iVes and: whole boxea, - mis
fime was not willing
Cedar, 1 1-2 in. Shh .JVtp. •
Judicial. C ltcult of Florida. In ami
if. ' utrufyaV.
*
on 3 in. Sand Base 2980 sq, yds.
for Seminole County,
1 *. ’-S>- ,*♦
l
Central St. fr. French to Ce
d has hot-returned to
dar,
1
1-2
in.
Sht.
Asp.
on
b umlerstood he is:
All kinds of dom estic utensils, Clerk of- tho Clrvmlt Court <« »**
A ls o F ir e p la c e
Stove wood jin aiiy Qifoiit
3 in. Sand Bnsc ___ 2711 cq. yds.
7Ui Judicial Circuit, of Florida.
^ the Curie In stitu te ; *
from
drinking mugs to washingFrench Ave. widening fr.
Dpi
i
verier
Anywhere
!fdr the trea tm e n t ofj
ubs, which look like pottery but
Ninth to Hughey, Sht. Asp.
.
Deputy
Clark.
has l>ecn variously
on U in. rock base.... 9755 sq, yds. nru unbreakable; arc mode from
iffcring from an inbKCcVrKfl. - ppF.N cnn a r>KWj
Together with such o{h«r s trouts wood pulp m Thetford, England.
TON. Hollcltora and of Counsel
nt nnd.cancer. Ilathe City commission may f turn,
t or qoinpUlnahi,
.
|
dvely used'In cnnjjer
over for construction during the
A feocrnl hospital ship, com
ensuing year. .
pletely equipped nnd having . tiAil 'ounce o f’tomato iseed will
Proposal tp be .presented -in n com petent physician soon will pro
1
produce
1500 ‘otraces o f' .a« d , t>r
dt th a t ^ en men died here.' They were trapped when a rainstorm caused the sdoled envelope, endorsed on tho vide medical services fo r Alaskans 3.000,000, tons of tomatoes! ,
in Isolated communities. ,
i t o l caving in of n tunnel in which they were working, at Oakland, Calif. outside, "Bid for Paving," Sanford,
But chance-placing of hn electric light against the cave-in background
p ip iM u m iiiiiM iiiiu
’a ' "life j cr“ .l * d "fc“ ^ iM M frijU jfg e S tln g lk n ' C « h itran;.-, r trngedy. It's the
^ a - ->-r - k m ...
-jvw^ftsaMb
fll 'v
...... -v4i&
second; l ilkiBion of a g re at, shadowy shark rising out of the muddy pool, us if
m - if!.
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In the act of gobbling up th-’ ten hum-iu l>eitigs.
t-w-’
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FnAcy OnHiges'^^rapofruit, patted'in Ht
-»j < • ' ssss*.
DUHARTS PACKING
BfCriff.r. Sifhe?; ** '■.’
Federal Control Of TV»x Rickard Makes
CanalNotToInvolve !Money Qn ^ Garden
Individual Interests ■J fE* 3 MiJirfflir
• »ie- n
held, it was pointed out, th at the
legislative set fo r construction el
the ennnl gave the incorporutors
Ihe right to acipilre certain righ'.e
of way through adverse imssespinn
1 he government tin., itccnl,-d. it w n s
stated, that fiilera] tunirol would
not be assumed unless the entire
right e f way could he tian sferrm l
fudge Raps
*Action In
ling Probe
million unHur class In first year
of activity nt the new rports art-mi.
The first annual report of the Mudison Siunire Garden Association
shows a net profit of 5957,000.
Hosing, hike rm es and hookey
X'nmes havp- oolit rihuted most of
this revenue.
The gurtlen, far
from Madison Si|imre, ig n new
'to, tote named for the fnriour,
A ft e r uulhiiririiiii.il ,.f the pro building in Madison
ect by <'ongrcsH, it wn> said, esom has ta-i'n ttirn jlown.
prvlimmarn-s to the w^ik will have
to wait on passage i f another mca
sure providing funds for the wurK.
P arts of the camil ioute already
ore government owned, as it tra
verses parts i*f several navigable
rivers, but the 'a t t i f n ml section:
,ir>- held by Man y Kelsey of West
1*n11n Beach
These sections must
be bought la-ft-re work could be
-started
As an instan ce <■f the tim e ru
Hof-Mnc H ntlcry t’o.
S u n f o r d 's P io u e itr R a d io
lotnarily elapsing between paaautje
of auth oriiation m easu res and be
gin n ing of w n r k .^ Jja jo r )L^ W. Milr
h-r, a ss is ta n t district engineer,
cited the
Boca Grntide p ro je ct,
scheduled for completion tc.inv
them unknown.'
"The Boca ftrnndr p roje ct.-' Ma
11.-.I this ^ ju ry will jor Miller said, " w a s a u th '-m e d in
"now morning at 9 the spring o f tfoF' j \-''t aCtupl'v
•t
‘W hat fur' ' r.noioi n. ■*.I i perntH.tr* * in the
i 1 ‘‘To find out i
pring " f ipan
1 to imnt..
n lu m a i;
* i 4. }$tr.
Tlfe Occasion To
l\\ ofatiertUa
m id it new toufll__________
ring w it h ' JJ
u. \ ..I, . jiri hardly get *
- del ed the black
The Hoc a <I ra rub , -.<}.« t do! no nr- uni Mist tr\
lied Pepper Huh 3
entail the prlvaU ovuieisbip neg-- land you w:l! hiivc the ijuickcst re
nations that may huld up the prir- j lu-f known.
a
jeeted inland w a te r w a y work.
Nothing has atirh concentrated, J
penetrating hent as rod peppers. I■
H lim tant relief. Ju st us soon n» you j JJ
apply lied I’eppor Hub you feel tlie jn
tingling heat
In three minutes i JJ
1,11 it wiirtTib the sore spot through •
anil through Frees the hluod c ir-|J |
l.ady eulntion, 1 t.nks ii]i the congestion *
i —and the old rheum atism to rtu re B
U |3 gouu,
IM
Howies Red Pepper Hub, music ■
L.-t’s from r.sf peppers, costs little «*t' JJ
any drug store. Get a jar at once ■
False I O'1® it far iumbapu, neui-itis, back- a
; uche, stiff neck, sore ' muscles, ■
[‘hlij- colds in chpst. Almost instant relief aw aits you. He sure .tv got 5
IcomcU) the fly in the
fair in the
V a r ie ty M a k e s Y ou r
Hipturu. »hnt
jury had satisfied It
| m f death, the sher*
be i latihlight for me
'Now, judge, juvt
u" a verdict uf death
P
**A
Id / hnmjjh • J
ty to the living room —
with the ifift of one of
out handsome!^ tlenigned
ufldeslike
t)ii| til
1»
U v Ydur .Wife Might Prefer a New Bed«^m;Sct
*.
N ew Sunroom Group >WouId Be Appreciated
I ini'ii w hom we denied
J of their evident guilt
It up before George W.
I cn “ w rit of Habeas
It wire set free nnd
P »ii bond. Then when
pn under investigation
Ht*. this w ritten evlth .iv.nlnbio w as used
H t*J Judge S tray horn
iSPESSSroi
.fas5srr--a;*»«iaBf
itUirncy.
bl-CANIZINa
r a 1 -* W
r tf*
# 1 M aH nnS i
"'J‘lie Fountain of Youth,‘
^
TEErED in 4 U
years of ro m y ilU C h U to r^ ^ ^ E o o riU lp c
f,
S
ybttth" and Its environs have been’pewly WitFUgnt into a fcolW
community. . Every modern conrcolence and improvsment hi*
been utllircd to affprd you seasonal or a permartant home of
-omfort and beauty
.
Natural charm, famous the world over, and * variety of d.'.
Version, whb.4 listing reads like^versUUm ent, awaIt^otnr pUss,
ire. From the center of H «» * * $ • * } *
youth m d hcnlth revise. We heve i booklet yoo"l like.
tddresa
-:kL , l&.<r-k l^ K :.'i
:• 1 ^ *
'■* 1:
-
ftrve thia'purjioaft' S piece
. ■>~v I "
■ t
* .« W i® 3 in m te ir
thews v ery nt tractive w ail
desks j u s t ,i rreelvipib, ;Tfiey,
come In :a beautiful, mahog
any veneer in com bination;-;
Avfth other
ffilt" cabinet
rfoodE
icfnber mbte.®:
s is an im portant room— and an such de&crVcs a n a ttra ctiv e
like this. Colorfully done in fibre w ith . cretonne-covered
hionn. One of sevent] now sunrparry groups now featured.
BVjp',
p* grand jury consisted
ra*n. either the state's
iJudge W hitehurst havI three m aking it nectve almost u unanim ous
IR in n true bill,
bmonly reported th a t a
• the
grand ju ry were
int grnnd
inis hut were powerless
four or five grand
the state’s atto rn ey ,
to all accounts the
.•lawyer for the defense.
| * prosecutor."
r
“■
P> Vulcanic crupticns has
P »<> travel 600 niileS
F »ir.
!*-=HFa"
why not bring luir into our bedroom section ju s t to see now an© ro-ncts
t„ such ati idea fpr her C hristm as rem em brance from y o u 7^ Scores of late
erntfUnnA n r ^ J ie y for your selection—of distinctive desiiftV^Ieg^ivl^y^^/1^
ifi a wide. vfirictV nf finishes
Five-piece suites including betfth and
So
f STi T HeT *
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W ell; Sob W hite, Wltbt d& you 'think- o f R ? * \ ' x~
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A«rMM«
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.
A Job or Fathers.
, IT
F
U aa>«fflnm er when you anti Mr». Bob and th e children
v
At
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fB - ' •
One‘Millionth
Degree.
‘
MAKE AN■m Srrond cu** iioUrT,! sta rte d out a t .nun-up to c a t bugs and th e worms th a t, w ere
We fluild Targets,
Mud*,r°Act,,«f nijurlnjr th e fa rm e rs' crops, do you rem em ber how nafe vnu
for a }
BY -ARTHUR BRISBANE
*
:^|r fe lt? Do you rem em ber how jrt noon-time you woiili
((Copyright. 1926, Star Co.).
S eath all the ^
thee mil
tall ggrass
rass nnear
ear m
th e pincr
place w
here th
ikax
1
-...Eftimtlj rustic
u" v " ,about
iu,,ul in m
wnere
m ue men
rea‘l a’l the i
*l"“ **» were e a tin g th e ir luncheons ju s t to h e a r the rHtunri o f.th tu r
NAVY EXPERTS TELL CON‘frill
«y-‘
***** "*
**] voieen? You liked to hear them laugh. S o m etim es,th ey gipas that lhi< guvernmcnt'ia spend
electrical
■ S railTIO V HATCH
•n^nl
—-I I 1. ... ...
__ . 1.3 JPI..
ill.
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H
uing eongs, mid
th en you would
fiy off a_ Plittle
way and
sing ing $ 161,000 n y e a r to keep In^rtmlessen her work i
^r— f.Lfli hi* Months.tl.50.
ditlun 41 suhmarines, out nf co m
t l/i Ol iy hy Carrier, pel >r th e m .,
home n-nip
mission,
nut
read
y
to
f
l
g
j
t
.
E
ig
h
t
y
»e. Weekly IMHIuh |2.m
\
You s o rt'o f th o u g h t you and your fam ily were p rim e fa of our submarines a fe re ad y f o r
vorites o f- thoHe Wonderftil hum ans. At dusk w hen your action; the 41 that cosl $ 104,00(1
XOXItTCi All . obituary
v j(>ar a re kept ready, al| blit the
t / \\
trds of rhanks, rraolultun*
sol Ul lull* d row ay little birdlinga were tucking th e ir heads uiulur th e ir
Is of enterta(nm«nts where
321 8.
i
tifii1 ^
are made will l>*churt;e<l wings fo r th e n ig h t, you would tell them stories about th e
lar tidverililng rates,
•beautiful kindness o f those g re a t Overlords. You to ld .th em
|{RPailTH OF* THE IfOUS^
bout how th e men would call away th e ir dogs from th e cover naval com m lltac xhow llmt the J a
IMIII*
MTKt) l*lu;M
be Asioclstetl I’rt-ss In cxclus- '•htTe you and M rs. Bob were building your nest. You told pan lend!* ull tut limit* in iiubmaritu*
“ Itnd It* ttui. use fur r*»
cunutructiun. F o r ua to c a t ^ up
of all hows illsp«tch-ift ’>em hhw g ra te fu l th e Overlords w ere fo r w hat you dill for would cost $11o.ooo.Oflo. J B n u n th’ii paper uni sis,
ra published li*r«-|,i All hem i n t h e way of killing insects and in the way of singing atvly Jiitmu luvct* thl* TTdUntty
rspuhllcMtlun of rpetlil
tnd wouldn't hurt us, m> \v« need
herein are ulao reserved. ybur song for them .
nut worry.
You sort of had an idea, Bob W hite, th a t your sung was
JE 8IM Y , DEC. 15, 19iG
u a rt o f the sum m er morning. You so rt of th o u g h t th a t tin*
WE SHALL PROBAHLY buUd
Dec. 21H
Hr
Ipsh of your p re tty wings was a p a rt of the beautiful color mmr battle ships and crulaefs to
ii ta t A i,i) t*i, a t r t m m
A‘sk us about (Hu)
• lake Ml Sen lord '■ /rsnl scheme of th e g re a t out-doors. And on th a t lovely morning provide targeta for nirplnno* and
; , *_;:Y
lUbmarines.
The'
other
nations
*,
graph when you
f
N
ovem
ber
20.
o
r
perhaps
it
was
on
th
e
m
orning
of
T
hanks
•» trsirr male la Jndtam*
will build the uirplaiH’R nnd iiubmapurchase.
T b s|
giving
Day,
when
you
saw
your
friends,
the
Overlords,
out
e a ' a f si, •fahns-lnrinea. Thatii fair.
*
^
m f a Hal.
in your fields w ith th e ir guns and dogs, you snug for them
3«v3«-b
___ • a* white war.
------mine pool, irnnU roar's. again, didn’t y o u 7
T H E POPE
addrcaaot;:, 1000
Tgw
W hen you found nut th a t all those friendly folks had repreaohtntives of the , ...eration
PNllstc of ttHiMiBK pr»1 It) Tires
if Catholic men, t*uy* tin- dress
Kraal—hounra,
1m Tuties
p a m iM tin. fcoiri., snarl- ^ |(|,jun| v |)ecumo deadly enemies seeking your life, you were if modem Mrutnen n* "an outrage 1
If C a M llH lu y o l ft»r mrro - bewildered, w eren't you, Bob W hite? The day your covey m every sense ugainst human and
M. i
”
U ir lln i of b n u l e v n r d ‘■'Trifled by the flogs in th e brush rose in frantic e ffo rts to Christian dignity,” and asks fath
round Itakr Monroe.
pie linn of r Ur bm ullflea- fly to some safe place, and th ree of your children were struck ers to 'Vheck their daughters nnd
» proarnai.
‘jy th e frig h tfu l fire from the guns, do you rem em ber how wives' irreverence nml corrup
Mkten of sehpol *ralrm
tion, in mmtndcsL clothing.”
k provision far Inrrraaei! you nnd Mrs. Boh hid in the tangles of th a t copse, and you
11 Kt 'anford ah,1
Father.- will ^ find
it difficult..
lilies,
^
i
rbrd to comfort h er w ith assurances th at nil this te rrify
A
Pha*1
ing th in g would be gone tom orrow ?
l,E VERfiE y o u TODAY
ANOTHER HAPPY DAY IN
You did not know then. Bob W hite, th at it is the fashion Wall at reel, tho merry Yulctidaap,
D
R E A U cilE T U
T H E for men lo forget th e service the birds do for them . ^ on proarhing, prtcaft, tiUVanHng.
,Ti—"The* Lord scurcholh nil
Aware
the phychologicnt
mid understmidptli ull the l’il not know that the Overlords m ake laws for the protec< "MIM.LTE
7i
mfIii*-iu
<
-I
gold,
employers* have
ion
of
the
birds,
and
then
p
erm
it
th
e
ir
wholesale
slaughloi
_ nations of the thmight**. if
drawn
mit
fifteen
million*
in
gold’
DRUGS 1
ft Peck Him. Hi* will lie found ’*tt ng a slated hunting season each year.
\
■uin fur present* to workers- And
(TEARS —j
i hut if thou forsake Hini,
Here and th ere in Florida, Bob W hite, are sain tuaries uimfortinir little "plus" signs are
cast thee off forever," 1
DIUNKS—Dl
where you and every other bird can find protectant
f hey cal te n .I nII linw'ji the slock liat.
:28lU.
Yu >iwill rtrciie
IYER—Lord, wlio m u under have been established hy men and women who are wise, nv 'To hmi tb.it both shall b* given.
(ONCEKN DROPS SUNOAV ADS
e rro rs?
Cleanse thou well as kind.
IV rhaps if you and Mrs. Bob and the bun
ONE - DAY SERVICE vice at our founUis,i
A .M K H K A N l - K E S S
M
secret faults. 1
T H E S M I T H S O N I A N InslituUit tie p artrid g e of your flock will sta rt hofm .' sun-up in tin
rnak^s uiiit \• b.uf* instruim-nts to
f i f t h \ venue
store tin** (••els limt these editions of the lex-id
tJLE’FIRE OF CHRIST morning, and if you will be very, very careful not lo sine n> a*un tb.V
SANFORD
hi at n>.| getter
p a p e rn a re overcrowded with uilis Fire Is nil the wonder of the '•our song - not even a single low -call to ymp' tunnl ht'.l ^>T;nlv m i u I i tKf'in
i
dropp'd
•:!
nulny
advertising
on
*-ut i . ..titer in
aun
Sanfnri) A C.rsnij
the ground 'bat the Sunday edi- vertisin g of all tyjies nnd do no’
mntp—you may find a place where lim iters and limit gun ti i .t't-l tolls
LAUNDRr
(lit tool moon, the unbellcvreceive tile attention nf the (am
,f
th
*
N.-vtr
York
papers
are
(a Kdtmilj
darn not trespass and where you tnav g>> ahnitl your busy
I- -I ,
Id if n IIIIO*>! i iinsiJr i “ ,.o r i
able glow ;
iny great extent
The aii
i with advertisuig of ple
f
url
-*
■
r-. a-. Jtr ]
ny a stn f niy e y e s. can never vayH in pence.
u jlri ' |M
r*i if)*’it nit b. at P
819
W.
3rd
St.
all i , ; .
a • -! do U'-l t e
' h*‘ vent of tin- automobile bni* made
I. II t par * ■f a dr att. o'
■•c-ri
The
world
is
reaMv
ipnte
kind.
B"b
^
h
jl‘
I
I""1.'Idle
’ 1ii. pc -i'll
t
an■■ ‘ Mini.n on oiitli g ila> ami littl
Anri >vory tissue of Ih' u jty fitly
we
adm
it,
anti
deplorably
short
s
ig
h
t'd
.
Inti
on
l
In
n
In.It
loin
i
given
to
rending
tin
news
Phone
-175
S L f kpon,
ii i
Ii.
*..'ibini
“ V color of grass «nd flowers. m ite kind. Men are finding I hat b n ;d tig « la. pie. on v ilh
i].■«-inf i-1 . '
ik- paper*
I
fiitrl
h
lb.
.ii
,
m hot
I'
"
T his Eire has done
. (or. was i ,ii oil in
\n- li.i r o ii-oii udvnli' i-d " ; e
th eir crack shots is more lo ih eir last, than i tin -laying
bill U "in cm pi fdii.uid full from
fc~ m arvelous
miracles
with
I I t i l l Eli
1,1XJilS,
,, ..f W'oiii* 11' - W . at , Chat tin- invtier
uf'uheful
birds
tru
stfu
lly
doing
I
heir
work
out
in
the
glow
:,
type
of
star*1
it III-. I I’lfl.'l M.Vil r-'ll-I It **nutd
- lig h t on snow
-'If1 :, at hill
!'h
»n 1
.1
.
It \'.> I’ll* KKT H
Mid the fields.
doe i.-it ca n t - inu *' it * ir'-’ tn ij
i the eyes of friendit.
'licit .1*|. j - rt.-lln*. Ill g.i . l-.ltg hvMini,-*
” AitvcrU ’5);
‘ h e re , lovers go
Hut even at th at tln re are kiltei - out ...ki up I "i > mi. io ic it nit'iu’k iin ‘iurfaic i-f iair 1)0 Ull, III. IC
ROM
- MENU HAC5.I
tionii]
in
b
e
i
t
is
mg
ropy
amid
tiini
III [).- Sinaiay edit lobe *>f tin* he
. . J ' tine lovp, this Eire has Bob White. Bill i f you can. old chap. Her*
luck to vim
■*tnr
j at
l.ord li
ItVt.s. IKUHINCl
newspapers,
beginning with **f ali ty p e - of .o uceiu*
made them one.
' - - - - -Olast .-viiMlny. has t*eell disctuit IllUi-d T a v lo t, aiiotin-r high class -ton*
-V-r \
mask i he trills,j
V Di ) K Mt Oi l' t.litl is chosen by .Sak- Fifth Avenue, it vvils an drop;*-,! Sundav riew-i*i>aper ndver
(•even in me, in me. this Fire
D u s t D ili O f f
ItFITS
.ern-tary of the "Junloi
Atticlsl 1ntinn.-f..| tin- morning hy an ev
tising a long tmu ago and hnv‘" must burn
i .•ague." a tirutt. il of tbc
Amc* . cin ei • . of tb« store
for hiding and too bright
The slur* in- v*-1 ■ •-* i r »i*-. i to it
High time t" g*’i mil tin* ul*i Now Y**i»t II nl 11t P.11s. ,( | |i | an a .... luiioii for lJu AJ.aarc
( nil the^W illnrd B attery
’ fo r rest,
.trem ulous with a lunging dust them yff for nnolhcr Iry-out
meat
of AtliciMiR" vvhti tf orgui.
Men— Wt* rechnrge and re
M K F IR S T
hardly stilled.
t*.■ i!“ iimiur IvujfiH' “! I
N ineteen-tw enty six is travel mg !i]i]>11y -*1111 In" ani tin
pair all m akes of batteries.
onatc wings of light, you
I'l.ANT
CITY
*
fil'K
IE
R
last goal. The th u s will nut linger while anybody tries D tHiv’w mill ir’tl* fruiiti 1hi
lift and turn
rh»!jnro • f t h* ^T|fv
lit* milt chance is to make, the i kv-itnf
within the prison of tin- mpnd bis record
widj The htiiMhi'H** men ut
aTi;tni is Mip | i]r f
(Fin'Diati
b reast ’
items fit to aend on into tin Hi t hfv*•.-* rifli'H' tWF f ’nat ru n u
trovi-i nnFft'
h«* .>ne nf the ^rhvesi fh, l.eiud of M»e
T
S
f
'sL
.E
i
Inti! With H eavrn itself the heart
l(»
W
s VWnR |i r Oim h.*
some day will be tabulated
for that
( 11r<th*hn***s HhI Iln*ri* rf.^hl and iiiui*i im portant r»nnt lint tie are I fur
i« Tilled.
F H O N E 54 8
New Yeai resolutions are m order even now
I he> <• hi* Minit* A ineriLiui ii.TrtLK Jatttin in I h i 1 lilP'iJy of KiuJ''Ifln
\v fH'.ii ih *an Im* lietd'nniht*»i
; —Marguerite Wilkinson
wjll work beltei if they are leateii out a bit before th eir so! In frirr \ 'tilth frimi ttu* evil ITiflu
o---*---C^rtHin im*n j^uluu?
of
their from firnt reports of iht* court al j
be#ther Bureau rcftnrla nidi ■mil adoption .January firsi Some of those gout! rides that ■mf*' nl th r hiK)tivifg#*r, ; h»- hI>r wonlih hive Mturtril proert*ilin*;,i fair, th** men ailing for injunction !
- • whlto Christmas In th.I b.
ihfif f-| iitffl f h*• t't nw iiiv; in iii op 11mi Iitinif of itfi urt ificlu J Eifi* i n e i e U M i k i n g n o t titmi ch u.n 1
rili' and that will send n lot «t were suggested in tb f* II11s i*rvitine of leilfieli Hide Sundav
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Y ears dull) u-*e Belt*! tty ’em did a lilt
Uia year.
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V- H * h- IJ u«* l" lb t-i i
-ill pi i - fe.lei al 11 ii mo «'it Jih11-hfnent livery .-lenient o! rtt
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other
day.
that
one
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will 1-11
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been taken out oi I
TpresenU ha much business nu $2n,UU(hU()U in advertising this year. T hat is true, accord
these d a ngcr the l it V 1,1 1 1 Inc uf >1*0,11 bv
ultMt
lo
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jlint
whut
cut nut .>f t he eonimittee. It teems
TOpolitnn Llfa did in its first ing to present plans, and it’s an intelligent plan
^Stucco. You ran beI
The linn i shuttle . ii these gny time to 'h oinmart ial nml ijnliintrial" wiUb* lunonitig (i11 the ueeiin nnd nun
Bty years of existence.
you* exlcuor wall* wil
t/i swim hard is when the current is a g a i n s t y o u , a n d t lit j apply that money at. tin- national h'shinmiN art* t«» hi* i*‘rnm thi* tt'ii mg it In fin*, bin k tivei tile lo.Wt,
fo '*f iln» miii, 11 would indli'iitn * ernineii' engineers deny thl
solutely unilorin id1
A I ' deb!
Cornelius Vanderbilt J r had a time to advertise hard is when sales a r e not so good
that *i **l«'i*l mill an ahhutolr and *
l be .a--- i- ..f l.| eat b taking ovI
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no streaks —i^.iutildfti
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■iip\ ! hi- fund va'n*fi it haH h**i r' t1 *11*•-11 nml l )ir- legal fact estll1
had millions but no experience
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1lift' TAhr Ii t h*'\ Jlii- - til■l I ' * Ji in In hiihit i!Mi %1■ d.-nnmift*
OH thn rocks a fte r a brief Iv. Tereia e
1 .red IV.I1X ! ft |:, !'e the iiott'.ll1,
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KAKI H Wi l l i it* i thousand oiio-s prat
mlimllv *11m;
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Mr, O tsse says, "The I It V 11110*1
[Miih' laki* iicih c Si'ii 11 ,» inw Miami in ih» •»!»■•( nut ion nf th I i • batillit \ follow an endlot* i-b«i
V* a new Municipal JIuspilul ridge.
ORIENT,
j ni^hi t f» ati' i h i p n "fi | >p•. inlfind. daiihthos wa** aaIhi* enough t ill igat loll in a 1mo- f every r<
Ml MlO least possible delay, ami
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to
know
that
thlcould
not
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la.iti
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fiopesrs no gocaf reason to
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mUTt'ht ny a.nl.
STUCCI
done without doiiiir harm not only .uni lower west coasts of Florida
t ’H K I S T M A S A D V E R T I S I N G
th * t the estim ated
three
n h u l l l l i hi * f n u t l f l
nil
rtf 3I t 1ft' I ' l l l l l i l ,
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»» « l (InnforM, Klurlds.
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Melton Elect™
McReynoldsI
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Batteries
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1ftc Jew<
R A Y BROS.
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For a Better Stucco He
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r*d thousand dollars for its
Ing ami eijulpmi-u, -‘II be oh
■M
women rvajir.e how niuih tn
l i c y have ip enforcin g the.
Hon nmcndtrienl ? Sn ys I‘r* erguson of Ontario, 1 wenFft yenrs ago n girl would
** nirtn who CArrfed
HOW a nmii without n
F 'tb im t ft uni
h E Y W E S T * 11 1/1 N
IT ’
Christum iriiilc pie-.-nls n great
opportunity I,, thi* n-tnd meichunt',
l.ijt it ran n e t 1... expiated that
n urhiip'
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t i n
tn l»«\ fcontu^« , hoi to the entii*’
Me F l l - f may put Fhirldu Iasi.
! Met*
ii "■!! I., m.foil that
th*
mcr* hnnts m the, large . : ! nhnvc iimde it great miii is.
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SARASOTA TIMES
I i,url many
shivered ve-D-rdav
hesf icsults in that trade will th em .elves ami (leate.l luagmfi
I mil *-.etc fiuc*l (*>r vi'iiatilig !'*.
i,., igid unless mo l.uniicss is well ii-nt business estaolislun.-ni ► *u,
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Yal*. I ’ mversitv announces l i l e l y r a r - until d.mth releaw d him
druggists.
nifvcttired.
i ptlveitisipg \rr*‘ hcavilv at very , Sal.liath bus drivers.
aiipointment *>f a (irofowior of
" i t he were only dead in stead' '
jr'a-cr.s,
buU’hers,
l>ak
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^olhie merchant h may nay that liirpi* i\ p e n * c
They <J■ ■ tmi feel
The creation ; " u- *b, i t i ol lac parent uf tb
totyt hmi ric nursing
thi* 'people «tv ii«-und tnbuy n
lhe\ * ,tn
j»«•t ft I■ '«i)* uithi>ut ml 'enforcement was started b\ moving
If of tins department in Yale her i m, ui u\ iliMiriierivi child.
jtl| of Rmrh an' ni»\, midthat J verri ■■ *»sir*
the*11 i -it N imp [picture exhibitors who sm*l
aids i>1* fii * such professorship1 Ml is a .crime to how p. i- n.
than a lemninl pf this old
(h^y.Will m l! cncu^li. iiv 1'U if they h**.
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n,,t wnrk th.u
the“ first., , , 11*vi* is ,* gl nii deal M cmnpe i do t he things."
1 a!* * "la m e n ts that
with in
•T*| ' >- a toon," .,r he', a
^ ’*l pxc “ s u e , where
ih.
,(ir ni. r. mi.il. an- c a rry in g V
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cron-i„g
iindorstanditig
of
t h** , nut
i *k*-n in rollicking
or
Murlhorough
and tin- 1;ir,«* sto.kr ami they n*-e,l a good ‘ ..........
■ "tc ip n M I.g iner. hunts
" iuims and treatm en t of menial Urmjif
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or (Vote* art- ^fU-.i Hnvi.AP-.it ...or. than tin- ordmury rut.:!" ''' r> ,,lv ar,‘ l’,"«t-'",»K "harp- Itmlli was inflde f.-r man. w I \ ,r disorders, there turn come a dp- j 111*h f wiiIhiII7.cs society's
■ mmhkbl hy tho police. The ,,f trml,
D for . on.l lire deter, mm-d to
, i Inday Inwards the
mnnd for nurses ipnilified hy spec
allow him to enji.y It 111 an, T
f
five hundred gl|e«l» WC| 'Hick into cash, „m| avoid carrying
a11 it* |.*-rsim,
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ial
preparation
fn.
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exceed
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t’T tl ' llflil'iI Millie of them over ...... I of gmal- mini) *-f which
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and intereating
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t«'I'ulnrizmg of mental
” llldicille ihftt mi Heaven tin- ang ingly important
tttca of -prnndnrnl person would haw I*- U sold at a lusa. ) T
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work
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through
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less
than
their
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once
in
every
seven
days,
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'iiiiiicthlng nerds to he done, when ;
**k
(he tjevcloptiintd n coiHcrn t;* ttins c a r r y in g n Invgo ^ *
That phrnne " i n - rearin g under- I" hintrhtn coiled into courts on
ire compelled tu sil around, l.ot-mg
/'d|i'I Clly-U.mk of .New stia-k, to excite public .mlecetit. in | ‘bisincH* will Ku where it n themselves.
standing of mental rhaordej^"-of-;
' any caw today, is doing much
*th,* lorgnil hunk in the it, aitil sell it when the rolling1 Is I "ought must actively, and the way
fer« food for thought.
**' -hed new light on "crniincaa,'’
( *•• ')' Jin * a capital block
with n Mirplus of **"<M^’
5,"_:»tttl timliviilcd profits
9, at,1king It cxcveij
f
(Uia ten millions the
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MIAMI HERAEii
ho (icrtunnyf ship(icd abroad last
yenr a lotnl <if 520,500,000 in toy*.
During tho same period tho
A meric*,, toy exjrortx wero vnltmd
«i univ S3,242,000. And yet, mar!;
this, the totnl production in
n thrill
Uni led States was far gn-aler purses quickly, w hile a prison sen
than that m Germ any, T hat ptova* tonce lasts a long time.
Antcrivan ia down on the floor
building houw* with
Yankoe
r O F RUMANIA
block*. Am erican children
have whom y*)U hflva-read about in this
country re cen tly , fin d s things mixe$l at home. O nly n desperate
chase the*a o
surgery w|}| sav h her husband's
•Ire.
as®? isr^ds-SB; s A erir
shat
sScGml
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her
Mi
Helinblc Building Supplies
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A subscription To
A generation ago, the mentali:' *' ”’nke |>eoplp regard the "crazy,
MISS nR A D LEY . GRADI’ATE
*f Texas .University, now working r.lek limit or woman was a shunned 1n,,( a: a nick person, and to mnk.v
fur a higher d*grce nnd employ popon, a fam ily <liegr*cc. Bueh families
of Midi persona Ian.
^ a » B K J 3
cd by Dan Moopey, govcrmr-etcct, * riisgrac^ th at old pioneers toil giinh in less phnme. nnd despair
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thought she needed a thrill and got of*tunny a homo w ith .n hidden thin, injure.
it. She
(he officers of i "carpi room built in tRe If e or
Tlie p*)*chintrie, nnreoV nVatldblft;( ^ ............. ....... ..................... .............
Muuitrv bp*d^a^0 .th,'*vai| |t with a ! "HM* •» room with heavy lijied f«i’ doll just ns any nbrm* is nvnll- - I
6 F ftS S g f l l t I r O m J
iuvolst*fr4 {noJpf^lOOO onililcfi
! door nnd barred windows „
a»>h
_f..r
phycleal
dHirtsa,
will
do
J
f
P tlF th a 'F f iv G r V O I K
touF rv(Jorterii “they were *
househmd'a montnlly sick p^rY '" " 1
towards abolishing £j ; •
unpR**; ~ h u t thik young w >1,1101. ' » vVas keAp in nacrocy for long Uhi. t'.inplex.
hf i^WW^youtli, ■ |-r.pr "s*
H’ h,l'k *l is through ndvcrlislng
IfH more than tr ldiljon nnd
nre aomethlrlg to, ddlght
Try to , comprehend tlift hearts of iioyn and girl* at
rsyftu would* n*idi*e Clpintniax and other timia. They
uncus.
m|aif jilcssiirn tn youth. But thpy
/ebrtsent industiy, business, clipf»rd Union reccrUty Tabhi tnr, labor, international rivalries
Vlhnt ’.'thf women’* rol- to nations. They arc Intended for
pd. unlvonpty should h® plny. und yet work produce* them.
y to the (pronrul.** No. the • Germany, ovnur which tramped
- ~ N that they are old and th(|.nymles
fr.... - of militarism,
m . i .i , .remains
«»,*iu *
l should be replaced
ynte o* a toy exporting couitJ * V v tr a e tn r is , hut
■.with .05 per cent of its* output
er are out of
J t ubroid, according to tlm do*
pftrtblent of commerce. - Gejfntahy,>
wlilch served to hadtien humanity,
th»rfi Wftja a Addons th o (nvsnUes
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CHASE & CO.
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they are, larger
try.
sell 6f an ope;
^utas the throne
g» to M lU t
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. nd (i()C
responsibility
t might empty
ir. Bo he -will
fttks. Romo
take the
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HO NOT MISS THIS VVONPERFUL
; COLLECTION OF GIFTS!
; Your ChrlstniaH Worries disappear hero like MAGIC
Anvwav. PK0VE tvhat we say, u*8 .
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Mk S. FRED S. DAtGER, SOCIETY EDITOR
YoutfuL. A rtist Will
ELABORATE PLANS ARE MADE FOR Appear In ID. A. R.
ENTERTAINMENT OF THE COLLEGE Show On December 20
SET DURING HOLIDAY SEASON
RESIDENCE TELEPHONE:
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PRESENTATION OF “HIS JAPANESE
WIFE” IS TREMENDOUS SUCCESS
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"RABBIT" MARANVnilS
Claude S U tru n k loft Tuesday for
Jjfj
Miami whera ho will »pcnd a short [ to Chicago to Brooklyn ami tfrf
tim e.
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, un rend it tonally released la tt aes
— ----I aon.
R. J. Holly left Tuesday a f te r - | They are to g eth er again. \ l i t
noon for Tallohn**ce where he will , agent, M aranvlllo anapjrcxt a t
spend MiTcral day* un business, i opportunity tx re tu rn to Stalling
--------,! and the 'Rabbit** will do th £ short
Judge W. Wnllaco W iight W ’ t*topping fb r HwbgnUtt Vl th« fl
tored to llay to n a Dench where ho
n tx t GCaiaujM
A youthful a r ti s t who will ap
“ Kasl i. E a s t ami W est Is W est, aourceful sister, displayed ndm ir
fla n s nro b eirit mndo for m any Helen Vermty, M ,„ Cormetn Bar- pear in the Society Vaudeville, on and Niwer th e Twain Shall M eet" able poise and real ability.
Wocsdsy
i r . i j l • ro<$al affairs honoring m cm beri of .b e r, MIm Lenalw-il,. Hngnn, Miss Dec. 20, given by th ^S alU rT n irri* Was n mpletcly disproved in “ His
Proceeding the piny was nn ex
sort C hapter,
S. y t A. R„ at the J«pnne*i» W if e ” , thu onc-oct come cgptional musical program Includ
-ting of. the W elfare
E lla Mary if u lrh e n d /jlis s SuYali;
r
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th tj la tte r p a rt of this weak fo r W-heelesa, Miss Muude. Lake, Miss ‘fro m q n V Club* is ‘ijjs ii’lAiey John dy b\ 11race Griswold, presented Ing,
son, d au g h ter elf, Mrgi Jam es John
TTI^ holidays,
*
Plano selections—“Jap anese Nn
Em ily Griffin, Mi#* Kmmn Spcu- son, « (arm or /fslih tn t dfi-Sanford, , by thr l.u o rn tu rc D epartm ent • o f
th e Woman’* club on TucBtlay ^ve- llonnl Air ”. “Japanriia" ,Mba. R. R
"Among tho affa irs are the Kap eer. .
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who lust st’nfun p)iyfed'nt th e Ri- nlng
1
ly * ' Dons.
3:30 pa Delta dance, Dec.. 20, a t ; t h e
S tew art Long, who with his bro
.^ b e rf l W w q u e s t- City Ilall, tho St. Agnes C h rist th e r Jcsre aije students at the Uni vierin T h e a te r W «t«mlvffty, whore
The story- tolls
how R iriry **~* Vocnl ^Ulos—. “The Kiss” , ArdtS this Is the la st m as ball on Dec. 23, and h fancy versity of Alabama, Tuscaloosa, the com pleted tm iMgfit/fyeeka’ on*
Jo
sep
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Hnllcmhorg,
United
S t a t e s III; “ Where My Caravan R ested"
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(moviniP U tfbfW fc circus ball at tho H otel F o rre at Alu., will arrive here Saturday. g n g en icn t
Senator,
and
O
Chlcka
S
a
n
, his Rohr, Mrs. A. M. Phillips.
Miss Johnson la one of tho most
>1 bunding’ - * I
Lake on Dec. 25, given b y M rs. Jesse. Long will not return for the
Violin num bers— "Hymn To Thi
Jnpnin
m
w
ife,
met
and
w
h
a t is
Alice E. Hill, honoring M iss Olive holidays but "ill necompuny the versatile little a rtis ts In th e coun- *>vcti
Sun”, Rimsky-Korsnkoff; “ Kum
more
unuriinl
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not
hursday
Newman.
* U* A A l t ' U niversity of Alabama football t try, being equally proficiont in p a rt despite th e fact that O Chlcka boTn Chinois”, Krtsinter; Miss Elesinging, dancing and perform ing
hers’ Association of
On Wednesday evening, Dee. 29, team to California.
yS«n bi-.light th o .customs o f her anor H erring.
on the ukelele. A
[Primary School will Evcm ll Dnsh- will en tertain a t n
Horton Mnbry, who is nttending | Although only 12 yenre old her nntive land -in to hrr A m erican
Vocnl Solo—"One Fine Doy'
C hristm as dance at the C ountry Wastlngtrm ami |,ec University,
ck.
borne and forced them on her h u s (Madam B u tte rfly ) Puccini, M r,
,
voice
is
considered
rem
arkable
for
honoring Minn Kathleen arrive.-, Sunday evening to spend p0jj,
meeting for the S lub,
volume and sweetness Of tone. band, even to rice and ten three Victor KobcrtscM.
eminole C hapter O. ^inn, of Valdosta, Ga., who will
Ml.•■
5 Johnson h as nlso consider* times a day. Happily at the end
The Japanese decorations which
eld nt the Masonic bo tho guest of Mrs. A. P. Con
sh e diMimied
her customs w ith formed tint background for
able
experience
ns
n
screen
artist
tin
nelly. On the afternoon of C hrist
o'clock, r
anil ha* recently declined several her nrmiitnl d r e s s and announced presentation of this play were se- „
P. llorndon
will man day. (|uite n num ber of the
flatter:ng offers ns she desires to her intention of becoming his cured through the courtesy of the he
(ber* of th e Idlers
complete her education before.con “ Ameriian w i f e " .
following: Mr. Ucihda, the Suzukir
o'clock a t her
tinuing w ith her profession.
Mr* Mntnin K. Clark was nt her Shop, Seminole F urniture Co-mS tryker of I Hinsdale, Pa., which
rord Heights.
^lro. Roberts Howard of Quincy,
Several other professionals will best m her characterization «d pnny, Smith F u rn itu re Company
[the W est Side Pnr- w ill.be held lit the. Rosalind Club nre studying at. tho University of nluo grace this program .
who ha* bech visiting her daugh
diunt> and a p p e a lin g O Chicka Yowell Company,- Milady's Shoppe te r, Mrs. W. Wntlnce W right, for
" . N orth Carolina, Chapel Hill, N. C..
] Association a t 3:30 In Orlando.
Snn
Ye Fireside Studio, Ball H ardw are several days, left Wednesday uff Wert Side P rim ary
Miss Highland Chaffee, who is are expected to arrive Sunday.
Company
and S tew art the F lorist ttrn o o u for Orlando, v.hete alto
nttending school «t Boston. Mnss,.
lli-r
(eltcnte
and
subtle
acting
in
Charles Henderson, who in studyMrs, K. D. Brownlee nsnisted will spend the holidays with h- r
will not return home for tho holi- ing law at Yale, will spend the M e m b e r s E l l t e P t c l i n e d her p 'Ttrnyal o f the rather u n u su
Mm. Anna t a n Nets Brown, dc-jMm and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Julian
days.
Friday
al chat ;n ter w a s truly artistic.
jholulnys nl pointa in the east.
pnrtm
ent chnirninn, in receiving n t'H o w a rd . She W.n nccompnnk-d 'n
Miss M argaret Zachary,. w httoU j , F n d crick Pell, a ca’d a i ^ t ^ t n u n
B y M T S. J tlllie S R id g e
ion C hapter, N. S.
Mr* .1 G. ("o g h a m , who directed
--------beet with Mfn. John attending Duke U niversity a t D u f-f ton M ilitary Academy, S ta u n to n ,'
the ptnv took th e [Wirt of the a d o r the diKir. while the ushers for the Orlando by Mr?*. W right.
--------Aumng tire many lovely social ing and typical American husband evening were Mrs, A. It. Dlntt nnd !
Mrs.' A. M. DeForest hlfpi, N. C., will mot6r to Sanford : Va., will arrive h o ra 'F rh la y eve
M m . \Y E Stone.
the honid of Mrs. Gee. 21 with a party of .relative* hing to spend thp ..Christmas vn nffutr- of this week was th a t of nm-t ilfei-tivil)
F rank Cain und Hugh Fuller of
who will Im- the guests of her |in- ention with Iun mother,
Mrs Tuesday
afternoon when Mrs,
nlly Avenue,
A * plendid hmiac received l hi r Ijiu ren s, S, C., are visiting in SattMi** I->vs T u rn e r ns Elian, Ih
James Hidgp entertained nt bridge,
re of iho Women of reijts, Mr. and Mrs. A. 1> Zncn- George A, UrCottcx.
clevi*r piny, w likh was a suevesdI ford ns the g u ests of Mr. and Mri,
i Joe Mcie h. Jack MacDonald, 'tho guest* including members of maid "itii high id< ids of weddings f.nan.-inlly, The mtnnbcr*. i-f the (Tom C, Bolt a t their home on
t Holy Crusa Churdh ary.
and Miss Nonie Williams ns J a m e s Literature D epartm ent have r e Palm etto Avenue.
Miss Katheryn Symms, who ,s tin rth Gray J r ,
and Theodore the BonTon Bridge Club,
in the chapel, with
of deep, red
hihiacus who Im* a s tro n g aversion t<- m o v m ised ninny congratulations upon | C arol I’inson has returned to
\ aughan as leader, a ptudent at Sargent College, I Pope will return home Thursday Baskets
rinss of th e Gram- Cambridge, Masts, will not retu rn from College Park, On., wher-’ 1»"') poinsottlns were ured in deco ing chairs, furnished the rrnnic this liie r initial effo rt to - p r e s e n t' Sanford after spending some tim j
M rs R A Willstm dnunhtlrs, which will l»o followed In A tlanta, Sylvester nnd other
ruling the Yooms where the guests love element
try school under the home for tho holidays hut will they are attending G. M A
a
s
-Mr*
G<>rd"n,
the Senator's re i - • evernj other piny* Inter.
spend
her
vacation
with
friends
nt
B
riggs
Arrington
will
he
hnnv>
assembled
for
play.
ir Mnrgftrot McRao
piiiutn In (ita rg ls . . . .
«onn front Davidson College, »t
tjuiinit <>|d fashioned girls w e a r
i-itaj at the South Toronto, Canada.
Miss M nrgnret C ot . who is at- Davidson’ N C.
ing picturesque gow ns adorned the
suiiitorium at 8 o'Met n u g h e y and Miss Go!
tending Wheaton College at R n a-' Sam Hn-set, who is nttending tally >urds ami wh* ti scores had
i-olli graduated
nurse i
ton,
Mass.,
arrives
here
S
aturday
h
(v1m„
r
('allege
at
lie
Fmn.ik
t'C,,n * minted a ft e r an enjoyable
Jileville" nl the Wniroi-d m Sun ford to s|«*n i
I o’cti»ck, under the fnr the hoi Mays and will he with Springs will spend the hnhduv* guttle "I bridge it was found thn*
the high store |,||/.e, alovely luati• Sallie
Harrison h«*r mother. M r- T .1 Mili*
d*r and o n pleasantly to
W o a r e b u y i n g o u r ■ lir o .- '.'lit
On Saturday noon Miss M argar
gills* * we, v pea hoiih-r, had Ix'el
I>, A. R
t
tin VYe j n ka Afuictment
ot- Cowan arrives from W ashing
Won 1
\) i
llnw kii , i 'emnelly
ton. D G. where she i* studying
C-r having failed
to score tier
jrdnv
l(. herl J Holly left Wed
point* Hint honor*, Mr's Ben C as
Hour at th« at sKing Smith Sihoid
ay morning in her car
for
Another Sanford gfrl who )i Stan ley \'ernnv . I .ennnrd \L I .m a
well wn* presold cd the low a aon*
o’clock
207 \Y . F ir s t .S tru ct
Tn
ohnssec
w
h
e
r
e
she
wont
tr
pm,-,
t
a
n
trottU-s
of
perfume,
in
studying
nt
an
Eastern
college,
W akefield will in
John Sehirnrd. Herbert
SJes-er
aci ompnny the Misses Mae
nn'1
of I lie ll»22-'J^ ami who will return home on Snt- George Smith. George \\ ilson tile form ol dice
Mildred
Holly
a
n
d
Maude
laik-urdui-,
is
Mist
M
argaret
D
e
t
e
r
s
,.
,
,
,
I-nte
m
the
afternoon
the
hostess
Goo he" |m 1 1L>
T f;
,,
Andrew ( arrowny ami .lame Sha
us a full g u a ra n te e d tire a: U.e
assisted hv Mi* Iwm I' Rockwell heme for thu C h ristm as holidays
her home ut fien„ wijojis a student at Notre Dome ron J r
sarvei! potato sulitd. sandwichej, ! Tiu-\ will spend two Jayr* in J a c k
uti Haltimore, MtL
possible price.
p
Miss Elilily Bailey will return m arguerite* nod iud i hm-olnle
sonviile, re tu rn in g to S anford on
b u s M artha F itts will Wtprft ,
from Wlnaton-Salem, N <
i hose play ing were Mrs
Ben S u f11! a v
hnjn^ Saturday from St a tint on. where she i« attending Salem i <>l
I a.*well. Ml
I J< K n tley. Mr*
Va.. where she is nttending Stuar*.
,
. . , ,,
. , ,
with Jj it Will.,fluff, Mrs .loe • hd ,
,
, , , , ,
,
lege, to rpelid the hididnv
Hall, to spend the holidays her-*
,,
,
svelte
3 .* ,
'
.
,,, tier pari'nis, Mr and Mrs
tendm, Mrs Hawkins
Cnniir!)v,l
withh her parents, Mr.
Mr and Mr**.
Mrs. VY
V, p u"nP\-........... " " ............... ' "
Mr*- i 4*o t* Rockwell, Mr* Hugh]
Fitts.
.
j
1 Rollins College students will re Whelchi-1 und Mr* Ridge
j
T w o Wesleyan College student *,
INITIATION ON T «
Thore -will bo a m ost impor
mccT-urr of the ik m in p le, Cha
u . K K T hursday evening at. . ,.
nt f i n Masonic To!
wh..,i
Iferre . ’a;r, of m ea All
in itial,-il intfi tho order. .. -t*
Bon Ton Bridge Club
YES SMi!
THE SANFORD AUTO TIRE COMPANY
THURSDAY.
Contimjou*
timjou* (runt 1 p. m.
M p. m.
*
Lewis Flone, . " W
Virginia VnUi.
and n Bijr Cast
The Lady 1
Who Lied,# :M
Adanted from
H u b e r t I f ' c h c n ’S
‘ ‘S n .ik e H ite”
* ■ -•
' '
COMEDY
'■A d - r p b 'e
■ ViTnne
Dora*!
H c v ic v c
They sure smash the prices and they give
f
lowest
fs Hostess
s Of The
ne
Club
tu(n tfi Sanford Dec
22
They
Li wi- wn.h hosteifs at .Macon, On , who will arrivo
Will include Miss Florence M cKay,
loon when the m - hefot Saturday a te Miss Miiflrc<i,
toiks Irene Dean, Cloyde Russell,
rrs o f the
Gud> Hand and Rifs* C lifford Shlnholnei .
Miss Atina Du Bore, who is tah- j Rodman lehmnn und .Jack I^uren B E W A R E
Liuii
F ra n k Chase wiio ip at E xe ter j
ing
n special library course in A t
pi, tile colors chosen
College will spend the holidays |
lanta,
Ga..
will
arrive
he.re
Dee.
wore accentuate 1
with his parents, Mr nnd Mrs S
23 for the holidays.
) irifttin s and hiliii
Florida ■Htnto College students <). Chase He will arrive Eridnv
arriving here this week are
Mi.-< evening
fill*'- were used m Mae Holly. Miss Mildred (lolly
Miss Elizabeth
Garrison,
Ed
f i the enrd gnme Mi'-s t illvi* Newman. Miss Marx ward Henderson, Douglas Kinv
' r I h,- high ni’Ofe
E llzalsdh Dulestoii, Mis* Georgi i i im r lei Booth a rut ( I v d*- ilooi S
[fiirerv, went to Mrs
Mobley, Mis* S a ra E vely n
Wit wilj return home tlu* week for ill
I he second high linms. Miss Claire Zuchry, Mi*. holidays from Stetson UmversiM
Im-x of correspondwon by Mrs. W.
[rutting fo r the con*
s m a ll. ced ar cheat
Ihmtir made candies,
[kwith was the lucky
ENJOYABLE BRIDGE PART-Y GIVEN
BY THE SOCIAL DEPARTMENT
■
of the gamea,
laid
with
unand
re fie sh [ n >,| fruit
salad,
( d cake and hot
>*'Mil by the hos^
m
One of the most Intercstinz
liridgc purtiez-on the club calcmlnc
for members of the Social Depart
merit of the W oman’ll Club, wu *
Ihnl of TueftJny afternoon when
Mrs. Raymond Key ami Mr*. L.
P McCuller were hnstrarcH. T hi,
occasion al$u m arked the annual
.
“ • iv Mrs. A. H,
Mr* E
Ff. Dago, for the ^hiM fen’i, Home Society at
I It Adam*, Mrr. Jacksonville.
iTSTASaLS SZJTSZZ
$21) and u huife tv>x f all kind,
of toys, clothing and other gift*
was gene rally donated by the
club member*
An
exceptionally
interesting
game of Bridge was played during
the afternoon und when aeon*.*
were collected by Mrs John W
............* •"*
prizx? fo r top r-torr. n
gnme, liie
tall, rooted compote
of
crysta l
»y Mrs. p . C- How*
The spacious ctub room was
rich King and Mrs. in gal^-jitjUirc with all kinds of with blue stem, wnn won by Mn«.
f yj
,,
,
Hnrt
C hrist m ar j’
‘“KC,ither George
h#H Dnvishj(th
,rnr|, For
Mr, having
r {{
Id'Hvrue Will
'me Program
ffbiy Evening
“ —
L
evening, a t
Methodist Church
[nor Epworth le a g u e
SCTptinnally interest*
wliii h promise**
b* best given bY this
Lpcnpte.
with basket* of jminpetlius, nnd red
Sibley
hibiscus nnd* other cut
flower*
set.
emphasizing Iho colors o f red and
received a pretty
crumb
Refreshm ents
ronsirting
of
green.
T Jttlc Miss Adelaide Koy, a t poinsotthi *nlad, snltinen, stuffed
tired in n moat becoming Spanish dntes .and coffee were served by
by Mra.
costyme^ passed the taUics, while the hostese?*, assisted
W.
ilp- aqd J>wen McCuller (the latter Fred Dniger nmt Mrr, John
Meisch
Jr.
dreBsed a* S an ta Claus J r . )
re
This affair was well attended,
ceived the g if t s and money to be
seal to thor^ less fortunatty. O v e r'th e re being 15 tables of players.
I
H
T H E
| A Few
’Ma s
ItlliSTIONS
D nov;
tier what kind vdii have, \ve will allow you
■"five dollar:; for j t on a now one
*•«'
.- '
. • *••
aulin. The Jeweler
INDIES.
GH CLASS
A BIG
I E
L
E
-
-
Our WindtnvN lioveal New a n d Lavcly
O iristm as Inspirations
Pr-MUrnl <iiugh* a 1141 chM* 1
t rcomuL mih, an rinuUificd
rreoMte lh.il is plrawnt lo lake, turntnuUimi is a new medical disci,very
Villi IWT*foli| action; it vml'ies an.!
liral* lltc inllameTl membraiir* nn'i in
hibits genu ginwtli.
Of all known ,1 lugs, rrcorilr is feengniz d h> lugli uiediral aiilinuiiu ■ a*
€)MP nf liie grraii *1 hrjling n|-ri.rl■ * Inr
|>eisi»irnl i iMiglit ami cold* atul nil,"form* of,till-Jl troubles. Crminul*,, 'i
coni.ims, in lubliii'in lu fifi)5.itr >ikrr
liealmg r 11 ■ iii-iii. u In, li hhiiIi- .in I Ijr.t
ihe infr, l*-,j inenihrane* and slop liia
irrilalKin nod mfl.loinalIon, while llm
crroiolc g44,-* on l,. Hip stomo h. is ahm i Ik' cI in(i4 the blood, nil i i 1.. (Iir seat
of iho Iriod'lo ami chcclu lb* gruvrth
of the germ*
Creomultioa is guarar.teetl .iliifar*
tcry in ihe tientmrnl of m.-iltienl
cough* nail o>!'l«, hrnnclriil cfllirm,
hronchilis and ut’ner forms of respira
tory disrates, ami it cxrrllrnl for build
ing up the rv.irm nfler colds or flu.
Money rrfimilril if any cough cr cold is
"hoi rrilevel after taking secordiag lo
directions. Ark. your drugghL (udt.)
W II
WRIST WATCHES
rloffn
y
I
D IA M O N D ,
HauaaKUHRHHHHaBaBriM M iauHuaaaiiM BHHBanHaaHaHHBist>K2i
O v e riJ
100
Christmas
BOUDOIR LAMPS Dninty B rnrs Stands
$3.50 “$5.00
FANCY LEATHER
-GOODS
T o ilet Cases, T raveling Cases,
H an d Tcoled F itte d Cases
$ 10.00
LINEN TABLE SETS
G4 inch, Six Napkins. All pure
Linen. All colori
FANCY BO!
HANDKERCHl
j ui u
*^'11 ij 'iiffB
. - V
‘A Substantial Jeweler ina Substantial Cuy
Mra, John Leonnrdl motored to
Mrs. Elsie Walsh is now at home
»1 invitation in bx- to her friends a t the Holly Apart* DoLand Tuesday where she spent
[ young people of the mnnta on Sixth Street.__________ _ the day on business.___________
nttend any young
JnK* of Sunday cve' *»d get acquainted
evening of fun.
c Your Old Ope For a New One
G
Rare Barprains Q
Bo had at •’ •
THE
DIAMOND
PALACE
—’fllf
»eri44ii. Itinl|.|p,^ V
mi tail
(nil -*•*'((
*1 *11•*!I
■ >1,1
II4IH
.
“
gifts
Suggestions
FLOOR-AND BRIDGE
LAMPS
W ith B eau tifu l Silk Shades
$12.50 0$25.00
FANCY NOVELTIES
Candle Holders, Wine Sets, Clgnrettc Cases, Fancy Jeweled Cnaea
genuini
PDir.ond Rings '
Priced From •
■
$12.00 to $800.0
■ ■-}Pj
GENTS WATCE
Klein. Waltham, llowa
Hamilton, Illinois an
Gruen •
Manicure Sets
and Toilet
In Amber, Fear! and 1
Special
Prlco
(I’
(*|l|v '»• 4. 4,. I ( '
FANCY BED SPREADS
Silk Rnyonft in Green, Yellow
- 9rchW' BIuc n,ul Boflo
Q A I S A to d H f f A A
Solid Leather
, ■i ♦* rjtiiriH&nd Bi
$4.00 Up £
• ^
Diamond Bar Pi
llcsular S25.00 .
^Values. Special:-for di
Hand Embroidered, W1
a 4.; tyU<
SILK HOSE
Van Haealte All Silk Chiffon
in Every Now Shade
Sterling Sil
Community
�w
r HW « r t irffrgT nnr*
Mw m
w
b iI ^ t e r
M 'L A P ,—
NVORU OR. \J£&&
T irq U A
e w E A K A W AW F R O M '
N A £l p \ 0 l 4 ^
*T\A»kjK' V 0 0 R 6 K «W D
O F A ‘o M A t r r FE U .E R , D O N ltH A i
I b u i S ^ i S tkH^fpti
:h the artists and'iHrec'
enlly" f o r c tt' a i r _<?U«
k uf iilcchamiSftl actiti*
E
\ G j\T5 1H' B L A M E T E R - W O U ?w
A NEWARK MAM OJAS OIVSM
A DIVORCE BECAUSE HIS
U)IFE SPANKED HIM.
,
g f e . h w r * ft-
H IS
/
1 '•**+• S?VlB
£ ? A i- l£ f ? .U ^ K V
:
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K i ^ - r t 4l O
i
MEVBR B B B kI oa\e t o r
f
G T M ^ O R • p 'e w e u e p
- T p i J v- c T 0 i wW ^ E v /S R M AO 1
^H oW N i A - p E ^ I R E T O R y i
I
o v in
£ ,O M £
v/ 0 L F ^ ' P S
tA(Wi-r«wtt
-Ta Kin' home T' MA ! \NHO
HACK i n t h e f o l d
Th e Br
WASHINGTON, Dec. 15.—(/IV Uanned a fte r the 101 M election as
n political undesirable' in tho Re
publican ranks, S enator F rasier,
North Dakota,
insurgent, wos F R E C K L E S A N D
formally welcomed back into the
the Republican Seriate steering
com m ittee
B O / 7UAT S 5awF.
POET OA CD iF 1 n
V if MVS&LF - OtV
WADkS lA\
S A Y
FAJ&PWji iMfl '
P A P E R S
6 » F f OF
O N T o P P A V A f M IC E LOOVCiKi' t
e Q u S i A E D u p KiE.<bS 1 0 A B E E M -
*1 ‘ ■OpfTn I* D (ferent
•*
r p t |\ iho stag e a ijd ft ia being
f i h i $ "* ^o^k n ieh a re shifting scen
ery and properties, arran g in g the
lig h tf and perform ing o th er me
chanical tasks. B u a , th e ir move
m ents a r t q u iet and th e noise of
th eir labor is nipffled.
.. *4Rhhh Sjhhh!” the stag e director
hisses and the indiscreet blew* of
a harttm er cease. Then the direc
tin' tu rn s a darfT loolc on tho chu
rn* crowded in the wings and the
undertone of conversation in sev
eral languages subsides. A rtistic
tem peram ent-is no t ruffled by any
unnecessary disturbances. /
Across tho city scenes nro being
rth’chrsed in a ihotibn picture, s tu
dio. A sm all .orchestra of string
infltnimenU Is playing n throbbing
pji*ce. The villain walk* onto the
set and harasses "the heroine. In
d ifferen t parts of tho studio earponters arc w orking indpstiiouuly
and noisily. J u s t off Uiu set me
actors and ex tra s w a itin g ,/to be
celled. They, too, find It irksome
business ns they tulk in low tones
rtud or stroll about turalqssly.
I MU013
6IV/g "Tv^ G O O P V lO K A k l A
MEW ? -whuT tf Them Fellers
uD a PoT 'AT P ole Dowkj »w
|RK, Dec; 16.—(4V *Re-, however,
uetner ^f’‘erperri,, niuil
or mcrtttfn pictiW/'aft
ilcne«i_B £M ciatf i J^Itli
l AM
OV A qUAhiDAtW
u m -;.*,'*j
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AKi jK P O R 'te p - f o v l^ rjr^'
C O U P L E O F R feM B R A to rfp j
^
AM £ I M c e 5HlE Do e ^ ii
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m
i
V1ELL OF COLID
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F R IE N D S
tiOOO MASKS r J
wM Ar r~ —
K!MDA &SZ>s
POP'LL B£
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BUT MV HARXJS
SCHOOL — DO YfXV
PQM‘7 SUO'Lj 'EM APFC
BV&R SET A W
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LUOND6R (I» IEAE \
C f-^W LeV ’5 V^Offtlt-* |
U xTm YHf^PU-L 0(jJ.
H E R
B U D D IE S
VIam CfiW 1 «CT
4fiy — THERTS ft <SoLR TTMOL
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SPIMO VIWT Mix a -—
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a
TALK ABOUT SPICY MTVJs! — PFtT l^C
iNOAfelKiWl WIM6S 1wooVS —vood]
tiRLS Ofe .TICKLED TO HEAR oT 'tW%'
WEftoTT —
)
L oujim T o
G E E TlHE.
^ SHE SOMOtfEO
fN E ^A O E e 1 r
IBOOLDtJ’ T V
“SjKN
N o th in g to B e P e e v e d A b o u t
By G ondo
Have You €I6r
A c a u A iv re p
•with oup New
n b i g HBo p s
i T C T , M oM ? J
N O - B U T tt f N C W P L E N T Y ^
ABOOY THEM- FROM
YJHAT 1 HEAR S H E ’S
NOTHING B U T AN O LD •
GOSSIP - J U S T C A R R I E S
T A L E S FROM ONE HOUSE
TO ANOniCI?
Uj
m
h a t
* » tV
's
g
£H
>n
y o u r
— BELIEVE Me.VAt G0/MGn
To w a t c h WHrrr J S A Y
WHEN SHE’S AR dU ND - X
d o m t W a n t HER t o oeT
M E in A n y TROUBLE
y
WHY SHE"SPENT THE WHOLC AFTERNOON
AT MRS TYFES - CAN You JMAG/NE
t h a t ? s h e w alked
^ ig h t b y
, OUR HOUSE AND DIDN’T EVEN
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payment.
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on request,
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average length
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of 30c for
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arrect insertion,
for subsequent
office should be
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fERTISERS
representative
siliar w ith ra te s,
[iflcation will give
nform ation/ And
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Lur w ant ad, to
'effective.
IT NOTICE
ild give their
office address as
phone num ber If
lulls. About one
thousand has u
the others can ’t
[with you unless
jr address.
Iiuance MUST be
at The Sanford
by letter. Telenqancea are not
18 Buainesa Set vice Offered 27—Professional Services.
MIRACLE Gociirtte Co., general THE NEXT TIME you are sick
ram ent work, sidewalks, build
try ChiropraetK
You soon will
ing blocks, irrigation boxes. J. It. get well ahd will keep smiling.
Perwilleger, Prop.
Ph^ne 482-J for appointment. Dr.
W. E. MacDougnll, 1st N at. Bank
Drugs — Soda — Hot Sandwiches Bldg.
SANFORD DRUG COMPANY .
. '
“ The Rexnll S tore'1
‘ WATCHMAKING, ENGRAVINq
Wo make n specialty of uur prom pt j nnd jewelry repairing. Don Smith',
filling of prescriptions and quick 202 E 1st St.
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delivery.
.
| ------------------------------------------------------ -— ------------------------------ ELGIN, WALTHAM, Hamilton. 11HODGINS & COWAN CO., Auto* linms Watches. Diamonds and
R adiator and sheet metal worka. j wedding ringn. p E, A beam , 317
Plain nnd ornam ental sheet m etal | W. First St.
work, Tel, 716-W. 207 French
33— Help Wanted—Mule
Avenue.
Found.
0.1,
—Forms and Land For Sale
‘
90—Auto mobiles for Sale
FOR R EN T one large furnished FOR S A IX —Three room cottage,
-bedroom. 018 Oak Ave.
all conveniences.
Corner lot.
Furnished or unfurnished.
Apply
FOR
RENT—Furnished ’ rooms, -110 W. 12th St., a fte r 4 p in.
conveniently located B u t Y’ater.
P rivate fnmily. |309:_MsgnoIia._
'LOTS ON EASY TE R M #
' 73 h A$io cash nnd $10 m onthly will
.FOR RENT—Bedroom, deslrablu buy 3 well located Oak Hill lots.
neighborhood, 311 P ark Ave,
Price $750 each. $1) percent Off
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V%/ ’
ROOM—Suitable for two g en tle
men.
Hot ^ a te ri
Reasonable $26 cash nnd $16 monthly will buy
corner lot in Plnehurst.
Price
rate. 11)16 Elm Avenue.
$1250.
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USED CAR
E m b o s s in g
S e e us firm
69— Rooms for Housekeeping
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25— Unrl.Hltt.
BULLDOG.
RO SS I T E R
U by der-.-ribing i V l e r y Avenue.
17,..ne 212 W
ptIco and expenses
A Floral S uggestion for F v e r v
‘fib .
Occasion
.
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HOI SI FO R R E N ’l 203
Holly
A v«• r> rooms ami Ixitli. garage.
1 rti 11111 i- i l l ! . Park A Vt«
M EA T M \ U K V. r I I X T I ‘ H E S, i ire
1 Bant* meat, box, >me 15 mi h
Oon Ido. k, mi.- elec tric
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Sen K H Worth.
K,ltlt 111,11 !),il
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FO B BkiN’ T 5 room In. ngal ovv nn
F.tl me (to
o(
Avenue, .cornel■
S.iu rling Street. T wo lied i■ iximv
(lining room, living i■ fKim nn d ku
7-hen. bath room, ga ra ge, improve
merits
$46 monthly
Phone 717
for appointment
$ 2000, E A S Y T E R M S , will
buy
ished house with g a ra g e on
shad
lot in Oak Hill or will up
t r inle for finished home,
i ply
ol over Ittinni
Whnt have
vnliu
you 1
V h lr.-ss I I I \\
llighliind
St.
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OPEN
EV EN IN G S
m
Smoke House, 108 W.
r:t
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£$M |
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NOVELTY SMOKING Seta, Hott* ?
bigant'* Shaving Sets, M ilita.’y
Brushes, ea th e r Goods and IVwkbt'L
Flasks. Union Pharm acy. ' «£ ’**!> $
--------------------------v >$a
FANCY PAJAM AS, SM OKIN u ‘
Jackets, lo u n g in g Robes, wli. _
plwiw Him this Christina*. B. Lu 7
Perkins Co.
F 0 R h i m —Attractiv e watches o f at_ •
. • s _
. n _UL S*
the la te s t design. • Don. i
Next to YowfJPa.
QUICK M ESSENGER SERVICE*
To deliver your package o r gi<V
Call Postal T elegraph Caldo Co,
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A NEW LIVING ROOM SU IT E
will bring Joy fo r all tho family
th ru o u t the year. R u u e ll F ur
niture Co., 321 E- 1r l.
GET YOUR CHRISTMASCandy.. .
and holiday decoraUona hare. *;
Union Pharmacy, 111 E. F lret,
A reflde.
3 RD ST
H ouhefl fo r R e n t.
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------------I ineca»tlef I |*OK R K N T — Five Room Hoase rue
El .It-r Springs.
Imjuira IKK)
Myrtle -Vvi'mu'
52— B u s in e s s K tiu ip m e n t
—
—
We d o,
!t. I ’honr 417-W. R.
CoinniercUl Street
~~
E E R S
our Gordon Pipes for His Christ*^
FOR H E R —G ifts of distinction f o r , ni3,v<
the boudoir. Union Pharm acy. .
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PURCHASERS
COHNF.R PAI.HKTTO AVF.. AND
WIGHT-CHRISEN BE RR Y PR I N T , ~
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tn
■• f W e t f , . " i j .t
----- -ri H E W ILL A PPREC IA TE JBW _
FOR
DAILY HINTS TO
8-1— UtitiHCH f o r S n le
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S
DODGE BROTHERS
CANDIES, SH EA FFK K ’S Foun$26 cash nnd $16 monthly will buy
,
, __ j 1------- * beautiful lot on French Avenue,
tain Pen Sets, Tollot Seta, P e r-|
DEPENDABLE USF.I) CARS
__
____ fume and com pacts th at will
TWO NICE CLEAN furnished Price $1350.
JA M ES 11. C O W A N -A ll kinds ef WANT AUTOMOBILE PAINTED
_______
R E PR E SE N T THE MOST AUTO- p|ease f,cr< Dancy's Drug Store,
housekeeping
rooms, all convenTin and Sheet Metal W ork.' — W. M. Young, Park Ave. and j iences. 312 E . 6th St.
FOR
TH E Meiech Bldg.
Laurel Avenue lot between 9th MOBILE VALUE
W ater and Pont Tanks. At Oak Commercial St. ,
and
loth
Street.
Price
$2,000
on
Avenue and Third S treet. ToleSEE OUR ASSORTMENT OF
MONEY INVESTED
7I_W hore to Ent
phone
term s of lf>0 rush nnd $20 monthly.
C hristm as cards, novelty glass
38— Business O pportunities
ware, lamp*, linens, handkerchiefs,
UADDOCK STEAM PRESSERY FOR S A L E -G ood filling station EAT AT S anitary Cafe. Good Oak Avenue lot, $1760 on term s of
silk underw ear, pocknt books and
things to e a t at all tim es. 105 $26 cu»h und $16 monthly.
n o YOU KNOW
—Cleaning, pressing, tailoring, j and m ercantile busimvt*. in one
other distinctive gift* for Mi-Lady.
Mii-Lady's
f mluL. Qlmtwvi
1fl Magnolia
MnfMUlllJ
106 S, Palm etto Avenue. Phone (of tin- best locations in city. Plenty W. 1st SL
M
Shoppe, 1110
THAT V ••*
348-J.
Avenue.
(Of room for repair work. This can
M yrtle Avenue lot ju st off- 13th
be bought at u sacrifice. Address 74— Apart menta and Flats
Street. Prlco $1050 on term s of
Used car prices do not include a TH IS CHRISTMAS Give H er a
B. k P E R K I N S — Haberdasher Box 21, Route lj. City.
$26 cash and $16 monthly.
charge
for freight and w ar tax.
headquarters for C o l l e g i a t e
Singer Electric. C o s h e r term s.
TWO ROOMS, Kitchenette and Northw est corner Elm nnd High
Clothes, lit) F irs t Street.
40— M oney to L o a n
bath, attractiv ely
furnished, land. For quick sale $1900. $200 Used car price* do not provide for Singer Sewing Machine Co., C. W
m oderate rent. Young, owner, 200 cash, balance easy.
any profit such ns a new car bust- Nicholson, M anager, • McLander
TH E SEM INOLE PRINTERY
LOANS— Money available a t 7 per N. Pork Ave,
Arcade.
ness.
ANSCO CAMERAS
cent. Clone in property. A. P.
Anil
we
have
many
other
good
.
C«nnelly & Sons.
AND SU P PL IE S
75
H tw in e s* H a c e * f o r I l e n t lots that can he bought fo/ Jl)Ml ! C - d car pr.ee. do not eover depre- nALNTy LIN GERIE, a pair o
601 W. Uth St. W N. I.uniley, Prop,
a-few dollars down
, nation. The original purchaser
or handkerchiefs would
4 7 —Dogs, Cut*. Pet*.
paid Hint
make ireJ n l o v e l y gift. The Vow------ A T T R A C T I V E rooms to rent for
P L A N B E R G C O R P O R A T IO N
CLARENCE SMITH
See these P asrenger C ars nt our
Company.
i B IR D DOGS. Thoroughly trained. ] stores or offices at P ark Av*.
Herald Building
General C ontractor
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Used C a r Lot
i sent on trial, $35 to $100 free . " nd Commercial f t r e e t
W. M.
Phone 7 1 3 '
600 West F irst S treet
ENGRAVED CALLING CARDS—
Mast on application.
Joe
Moss, 1 Yolink. 0 w r,« .
Bark Ave., oput Phoo * 441
' Lewishurg, Term
. posite Court House.
SHOP — P rinting, Eugroving. " A M L I
ompl - E fficient
rvice
__Rooms Without Board
AN D
SUNDAYS
ALW AYS FOR GIFTS
. \ ’m
Seo P ariilenno G ift Shop, MeLan- tAj
KELVINATOR F.lectric Rofrlgerdcr Arcade,
’
ntion tho Ideal Gift for Her, - —-----—--------------------- 1 ........ »
Kolvinator Plotl <‘o., 39 McLun'.l«>r Arcade.
SMITH BRO S.' S A Y " M E R R Y C H R I S T M A S ” to
Her with a pair o f new shoes
from Woodruff and W atson’s, 208
K 1st St.
PIPIN' E
H n l'S E S FOR SA I E
Hume Furnisher*
Buy Now — Pay L >U r *
G I V E HER A NICE NEW DRESS
Sni a!
MEN’S, LA D IES' AND
$ 350.00
AND HAT FOR CHRISTMAS.
St ret
rw i’a bedroom slippers,
lots,
R A F F E L P ’S
LA D IES’ SHOP, $3.00 a pair. Lloyd's Shoo
1026
Ford
Tour
„
communicate ' C A L L 362 for Iresh .-ut flow er* j j g __ |, l je | iin(J p e e ,j
preserK day value.
$(5,000
on
108 E. l i t.
$250 0 0 I‘S ANFORD AVENUF”
Balloon Tires
y. Rox 700, San-] .«Bld'plant*
Mrs Gum. Sun
terms of $600 cash anil 17 5 montn
fnni
Heights.
=—
sward.
inrlmlhjg interest
L E T U S H E L P Y O U rhoose thq
1024 Overland 4 Tour.
FOR S A L E
TEACH
YOUR
FAMILY
tha
vain*
$260 00
ideal gift for him
We. have i:
4 New Tires .
WOOD
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"STI.W MCI 3 HE I- l.< i R I S T "
in our stock
Woodruff nnd W a t of a iAvlngs account. A "C h rl* t* .
>rlc.s
SIim e. H ealer, und Fireplace
FOR RliN’ T Furnished house, 706 5 runM |atueco bungalow located . , , . .
„
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Flowers for all ih . anions
maa Savings e lu b ’’ account t* l
son, 20H East 1st St,
(Jl It K S E R V I C E T K A .N S E K R
Palmetto Avenue,
Apply 0 ,3 0 . at th ^ lg o rn e r of i ’ almetto
ami
’
Mi L A N D E R A l h A p E
out w ith this Bonk will m *k« , .
• I Tube* 7
Yes'
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12
on
premises,
or
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Using
room,
din
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the
painter
to
imi
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PHONE 4*)H
Phone 781
appreciated g ift fo r any member
Best in S sn fo rd !
FOR THE KIDDIES
Avenue
mg room, kitchen, two bed ro o m s .;, U l , , l ^ NoW M,mMd‘ d “
of thb fam ily.
F iret N«
’ good Job
$(i76 00 ____
rc Co. 206Ik West ------ “ 77
T“
— ------- -— ------bath V?1th shower, large porchs-1
Shit I IN 11 H A N D sewing machines
I t — I’ rufessinnal Services
Bank.
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Twis| r--.-i,miitmrieii an,I g u a ra n te e d .' FO R R E N T —6 room stucco bur.- t'l r ' w f n* built nnd almost
n e w j j y a i Dodge Tour
I
tum T o y s,' Ball* atfcT^ Bc^ki.
$.-||)0 and up. Phot - 261 I. 3 110
galow luented at the corner of
" n term s of $200 cash a n d 1 R uns Good
$ 95.00
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28 Meljir.- j YOUR SUITS are mada In S a n -;
E ast 3rd St
i Palmetto Avenue and Katie Street
monthly.
Chirnpodiet
der Arcade.
ford to measure. Wo
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Large living room, dining room.
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(Foot .Specialist)
$060.09 ------------------------------------------------- com plete line of woolen m m _ .
l 5 7 — Good Thing* If) Kftt
j kitchen complete
with
electric Spanish bungalow on park Ave- )
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mlS
(TRIM CO.
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TOYS of ovory description thnt Ulse. Q uality, Servlco and F it gttltS ^
Lloyds Shoe Store.
range nnd w ater heaUir, built in nue.
P a r tly furnished, two
bed 1926
Dodge Special 1 our.
will delight tho children’s hearts, antoed.
—
$r, not the owner." 1 Phone 102 for appointment
P A S T R I E S , P I E S , salads We lake ' coin nuts, two bed rooms, bath with rooms, living room, small dining
4 N e w Balloons, New' I)uco r
^
Floral
bar pin, plat
diamond miss
for estim ates.
tADFORD
a .........a lly
Designs
7 7 "
mnntl, Celery Avenue.
7 7 , 7 7
RUGS—Shampooed
special
right m ytjur |lo
home; colors restored, nap nils-[ * e n i c e s o f f e r e d led, made to look like new
High. •!
! approvals nr n., charge
H Riesc,
flair Bobbers in n ljj expert, with I jinny I *i \ ( leur.
i«! Children’s l)eers. Phone 465.
orders
h<R , H.,u.n!„ gon
f.T
parties. ,
1(,2 | W. 1st Porrhl''*
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lnr, (l‘
fr,int
H,ul
rwir
room, kitchon, bath with shower,
Finish
$ 600.00
nn (,-rms of $60$) cash and tho ha! I
lance jThynble like rent,
,
Dodge ( ou|>e.
■* ■VJrw
$350 00
<)wfe r * '» rent for $65 douhlm j a r a g r , large yard
monthly. or will sell on exception
siiy •«.*> terms ut n close price
l or further information see
Mr
linion i hornmey.
$8,000
j.
W O LF THE Y A IL 0R
614 Sanford Avenue.
FOR HIM
LEATHER GOODS nnd Fountain DO YOUR CHRISTMAS shopping ,,
Pens. Seminole hook Shop, M e -j here.
A complete line of Jtijr*
Mitchell ut Th e Herald o ffi
Beautiful
oak
I-under Arcade.
gage,
jew
elry, ladle* and genb*
trees.
Almost new, lurge living , 19925 Ford Coujie
Hment.
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l-io o p. r l>>x. Ih ne j .I J ( e Jt i y I UKMSIIKI) ^HOUHE,
Moral r0om , two bed rooms, dining nook, I Balloon Tires
w
earing
apparel.
GIvO your-'
$ 360.00
A COM PLETE.ASSORTM ENT n f
IARBER SHOP
j EUGENE PERM ANENT WAVES. | AvrnUl‘
Heights, live rooms, bath, lights
electric rnngc nnd
water
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rnolio Ave.
no kinks, one price, personal at . u i i ....... k t i p
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andi t garage.
See Jnn. D.
Jinkm
s, heater
.utniilclrlv
furnished
ready
1o e e T iiv tn - TD tifU 'ij
mm
Is
good.
W.
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Russell
Supply Co.,
mns of all colors, nicely boxed for
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316
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G S T O R E — I*re- Phone 349-J
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and shrubs.
O w(hn,
n er1ELM AVE. AND 13TH STREET
- -----------------FOR SALE
Thurtulay, Oriental FOR RENT Furnished house u wi„nK‘‘,
m || flowery
fw(. ........................
t(.rmN
jgs. Sod*. We arc ---------------W
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Automobile*
for
8*Ie
S, I, NIX
rug*-.
Draperies,
line a-IIrnr,
Silver Ij.ke
See John D Jin ln|f, pn, y
your phone.
1925 Ford Ton Truck
sions held since preparation (o|
Attorney slid Counsellor si t,i*w , him), also moleskin coat
Mri, kins at Court House
Ill 103
$ 100 00
S ta rte r Fine Shape
the Pasadena gam e began, the var* v
rl
210 E a s t First Street.
Anna C Carll. Oil Myrtle A v e n u - -----*----------------- --------- ------ ! MEAN B E R G C O R P O R A T IO N
KENT VULCANISING WORKS. nity had little difficulty yesterday
HOOD AND GOODYEAR TIRES
----------------—
— , 78— OfTlctm n n d D c*k llo o m
Herald Building
1!,~ 1 Dmlge Panel
■V Furniture Go
in stopping the freshm en teem
U. S. L. B atteries.
$
360.00
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P i -t Street
with it* n rray of Stanford forma*:
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Chiindler
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— — — ------- I O FFIC E FOR n r:N T —In Mf-isch
ing Guaranteed not to burn.
a full line,
tioilA
1921 Dodge Express
Commercial
Avenue
(5-ish or | Madam H arriet, over Mobley s ROOMS, with ..r without meatv ( Bldg
Apnly A P O in n r'‘y A A P A R T M E N T ItO U S E for s a le .' 4 New Tires
right
Members of the Crimaun back- ‘A
$460.00
t yv.ur business, i Drug storn.
Reasonable ialcs Lincoln Hotel l"°t)>.
Magnolia
and 2nd,
_____________ _____________
_______
Annual rental $9,000. Good inKEY TO happiness. BtUdebaker field -a re t receiving, especial
8 0 — A— R e n l Estate Directory vestment. A. P. Connelly & Sons. 1^ G r a h a m 1 1-2 Ton Dump
for Christm as. Son Ju ah Garagu tion fro m .C o ach Wade this
-$1250.00 Co.
ns the linesmen j |
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I G T O N T U B B S II
B y C r a n e It. r . ELDRIDGE. Real E sU la n n d ! CORNER HOUSE Close In, 6 1920 Graham 1 1-2 Ton
USED
CAR
EXCHANGE
j investments., Valdcx Hotel b u ild -| rooms, $300 down, $40 monthly. | C a b . * Stake Truck, Alm ost
inis.
i» n n n__.
iV«lde;
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v-..u
$1260.00 CORNER PARK AND SECOND
I...I—''*
price $4600.
B art uNasonp
New
5BT
«fRAMGe/ MO JEvJeV-S ON 'EM, V ^€6 VM
Y21 ti4tN
Q. W. W AN3LEY. M anager
v»wr
OOOOSl
—
Hotel Bldg. Phone B53.
1925 Graham 1 1-2 Ton C*b
CW6F. CWG ASSOUJflEtN GMP1VA
HIGGINS SMITH-WIGHT, INC I
______
U iC K i
A Stnkn Body
$800.03
h'T. LAUDERDALE, Fle^ 1
Ben! E state and
CHRYSLER
INSURANCE BROKERS
1ATTRACTIVE I JVE room houie
,
CIIAS.
T.
FU
LLER
MOTOR
CO
15.—(/P)
—A motorboat, V*147
WHERE. Ml€
and g arag e, vi.lrahle lot. ChapG raham 1 1-2 Ton Cab
Sanfnr.1 Ave. stf lOtk S t. Phone 692 with N. L. Adam s and
o e r outN
■e .1
N(>l P 1.
( hnwlmur. oiun ges
It
Kill* fl r
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I t s R ic h e s t G a r d e n L a n d
w t s t , r ^ r t t o n tocijtfat and
tra lta n d »<irth portioa*
lociated P ress P u ll Leaned W ire
SA N FO RD , FLORIDA, TIJESD A T7D EC E^ a a
Nineteen Killed In
Chlorine /Explosion
14, |9 2 6
Hiding-Place
* y r , J}
VI Lucius Mnrntf, of
Ponca City, Ok* ’
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7 t u t he’s a ty ro . ‘
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DIGNE,
D e p artm en t, B asses
Alpcs, Franco, Dec. 14.—<A3—
I N ineteen men are dead, m ost of
. ‘heai having been asphyxiated, in
consequence e f the explosion o f
-20,000 kilogram s of liquid chlorine
td m
- i t’i 1*1
r* %
P»» £ p M ! S S & £ S ? L .
j l g h t h ' R o u n d O f i ®ls Frenchmen.
rW ith F V ie d m a n '
d -u . i* w *
th e remainde
p«
Bart ford, Conn.
A sudden rite in' tom perfcturc i
■
■ cqkl «pcll Is given as the enuito o
J O lr.ill
tbe **pl«ilon of the chlorine. A
U re a aK U U
first* the belief was held in somi
I fx
Jl
n u arte rs th n t it was due ter sabot
I L i e a m L a l l S v *&*■• Thin however |s oald to havi
■ V.
te e n completely dissipated by i
f a t
D n l n o o h d prelim inary investigation whic*
.1 8 i v e i e a s t a showed th a t th e explosion w as dm
eni
br $1,000 Bond cnti^ely t0 natural causex.
M n n a l n i i f v l t t ’A**
I m a n s ia u g n ie r
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FORD, C o n n ., D ec.
I)— C h a r le s
P e g u lien ch
lig h t h o av y lie d a t S t , F r a n c e s
** *8 ct,nsidcrcd m arvelous thai
m ore men were not esphyxlated at
600 of thu 1,500 workers employed
Two Train W recks Among
M ishaps L ast N ig h t T h a t
Occurred U nder Fogy Cover
Hu fW*3 hauling i
IA hi* five yuar old:
9 cousin a m is Tho :
[fl rnilrond tracks
J
little - rod ■
N orm al L ife Is ?At S tan d still
In N orthw est *And Trains
wagon. A wheel }
Cold Wave -C auses M crcnry
caught
To Take Tumble All .O ver
Dixie; Sudden "C hances In ■ K a ^ h m y i *^**MP* l* ‘U
W eather Accompanied R a io } ifciu* Moran on them:* Luc
Are Running Behind Time
In M id d le Part. Of Nation
J
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Pilots Hold Liners. *
At Harbor Entrance Smudge Pots Used
- !In Fruit Sections
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r.
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V
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grabbed tho t
- F r o s t x U a u s e s D a m a g e puiicd-her out nnd roiled down
‘O n " N h r f l i B x n x
V /n m o r i n e m
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Ferryboat Sm ashes A L ig h ter
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0
O ff S tatu e O f‘ L iberty But Much S u fferin g Is R eported
All Aboard Landed Safely
I n . C ities While
Of
Life
In
N
orthw
est
Is
8
NEW YORK, Dec. 14.—(/Pfc-A
p v m i r o rm bnnkm ont, juxt In tim e to av
f r i n g e , the locomotive as it crushed
*wagon.
.
Florida E njoys Usual Fine*
i W eath er W ith Miami Com• plaining O f Excessive H eat
lenne’fog, rolling eastw ard before
' (By The Associated I*™**)
AmTEdw’cf
May Be In B
Jury’LateTo
Roberts Cone
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BILL OF RIVERS
AND HARBORS IS
Government
Attacks Defend
N ot Calling; C
CHfOAGO,- Dec.* 14.-—(A3—-Billet
' • Winter# calling can! wns under
■winter sw ept' Into the eastern■’ML'
the South'* fro n t door today. Tern*
of tho country today from w e a tln
. pcrafuren had tumbled within 24
were in the immediate vicinity ol
atatcB stru g g lin g in the g rip o'
(hours over n large area *nnd th*
the tank when it burst,
W ASHINGTON, Dec
scro w eather and
dcop-dciftc•forecast generally wna for "much
( A P ) - T h o defense bei
snows.
Mo!,t
thc w oraers were A lger,
colder” w eather. Rain In icvernl
•
• " J kw
day I t s final a tte m p t 1
hM !
’
-* ;f.
Sw irling winds bore th e ‘fob
, sections accompanied the sudden
back th o tid e -o f prbst
wnvo
across
tho
M
ississippi
vallc;
Nino persons wore injured in
i change.
a rg u m e n t in th o F a!l-i
wo railroad accidents in Now Jer- und flung it into a brond fan thai
A cold wave out of the northoil conspiracy trial.
iey Inst night, one a rear end col-brushed the A tlantic seaboard an>
w
elt
moved southward over Ken
I ision between two expresr. trains reached tho Gulf coast. ■
tucky, Tennessee, Alabama and
I »f the Pennsylvania Railroad near
Normal life cams to a virtual
s r / d
t
of a
, Georgia, branched out to nip V ir
Nsw Brunswick and the other a standstill In the northw est, am
ginia and was felt generally ns fa r
Icrailincnt of the Baltim ore and dou j Into the central s ta te s train;
south ns north-w est Florida.
Ohio Railway train near Trenton. were “Uniting
behind - schedule
fense atto rn ey s w ire u!Iid«
ras held by the polled ( .
.
_
Cl) 1 C,
Jack F rost wan encouraged to
The second of the Atlnntic City schools .warn elosod and cripple*
h o u r pertml* in
$
lie had boon In hiding here
early landscape gardening! had an cq
* ^ l a p s e d Jn the eighth 1 J 8 T o B e O c c u p ie d A f t e r T h e * ‘xpress, moving slowly through communication told of raountin;
Jurytncn
thetxj
yra«*
no ti
in Kentucky bY~ a forecast o f ; leglolativi
he gloom near Howe’s Lane, run druth toll. Ulu . ids and winds o
guilt in Edward L. Doheny
!'tha"conteat
C h r i s t m a s H o lid a y s A n d A
snow.
T
em
peratures
there
w
o
re|
tho
Rule:
ntii Commercial Express, Kt. I,ou- near gale velocity plnyed havnof 3100,000 to A lbert R Fat
for the French boxer.
N u m b e r O f C h a n g e s In T h e
forcod down to freezing freni t i n tnlnB q m
<" to New York, derailing the front
Fall waa In tho cablnol and
bom mibatitiitcd for
Gin min nr Schools Listed truck of the Atlantic City loco1 com fortable sixties.
I have pro<
Doheny was aw arded the Is
1
At Nashville, Ti*nn, the drop troversy
notjv,., and thc rear truck of the
th e Enk Hills oil prea<rv*»;
note ' The new city High School is t«» ust car of the St. Ix>uis ruin.
wns from
degrees tn 31 in nine.
This pi
Except for a h alf hodr (
be ready for occupancy during the
hours while at Chuttaaongn the tho riv en
opening of co u rt during
Five
pcri.onr.
were
slightly
in
Ined Ghristmn* holidays and several
m ercury registered 60, n 12 do- was grani
Owen J. Roberts, for th n g
f|0- clW4tgcs in the gram m ar schools nred, two of them women, when
1
green
drop,
Birm ingham, A in , conslderal
ment
completwl th e prosecatl
W
ashington-New
York
train
of
nr)j aro to be made at the same time,
shivered in 43 degree w eather and son gns p
gum ent bogun y e ste rd a y s tl
He
Baltimore
and
Ohio
.
Railroad
iish- a r ro rding to an announcem ent
Memphis, was even lower with a terdnv to
fense was given all of today
made todivy by T. W. Lawjun, vns derailed at Hopewell Junction,
reading of 28. Richmond, Vn., had lations C<
sion fo r its replies.
_
icar
Trenton.
Eight
of
the
nine
, . »county superintendent of public
the name cold atm osphere with the su re i an
Roberts
repealed
'
'ajnHj
cars
left
thc
rails.
Railroad
men
^
instruction. Mr. I-awton also a n
average fcT tho state approxi* fund bill,
rharge th at th e g l 00.000 x
° nounccd thnt the new four-rt>om odd the dense fog caused the en
of n conspiracy to 'd efrau d
mately
28.
.
*
•
ric
bill,
t
flncer
to
miss
a
signal
and
run
'" c< school at Ijvkc Monroe has lieen
e m m in t
'/ T t f i j
Along
the
senbonrd
the
change
i
dor
canyo
nto
u
derailm
ent
switch.
(
*, ' completed and is ready for occuseven’ w eather.. Smudge pot*
“
Fall
knov.”
th
a
t
thl*
wna
not
so
precipitate.
Although
50
year
Among thc 25 vessels detained w ire iViounted about thc frui
apoiUtlon
loan was d irty bualneak,Wv!
rnin and fog caused considerable claims. .
,e . ' j Tile seventh and eighth grades iff quarantine were eight h n ei* (!r«i\rs, and
motoreyclc rider
prosecutor. “ Fall to ld th l
inconvenience.
Norfolk reported
Qnco th
i * ]“ rv to move to the old High School including tb " Berengarin of t|,, watched the therm om eter, ready t<
committee in a le tte r wri
"cloudy ntid not very cold” but t j,0 w aj. ,
u " building during thc holidays and Ounnrd Lino and tho Deutchlnnd of ude with a warning when the mer
Chrlatm as day, 1923, {it*
the prediction of “much coldor”
-g(
, .Mrs. Selina B nrber is to .b s prin- '.he Ham burg-Am erlcan Line. PI. tu ry apprt-ached the danger point
a fte r,th o loan w as m ade)
held all along thq coast.
i prohibitioi
clpal of w hat will then bfr.called 'ots refused to risk an attem pt to Ranchers in the. plains states were
uevsy
had approached 1)6
In
the
mountainous
country
a
1
|,|||
nu,
itho Sanford Ju n o r H igh School, Tuicic the giant ships through the
warned to protect their livestock ;*ub on the urgent necessity fur round Asheville, N. C., thcm snie- bureau o
connection w ith tho lpait.
the^am -ording Jo Mr. Lcwton. •.
« h e ^ v y fo g .
i cch n .e tn c tU rg u u t pleaded lo t
from tho w eather.
dng
Thc partitions in the auditorium ' ' h ^ leo n hundred persons aboard
he support of the entire cRl: inry tors read forty degrees. Chhrltftt«P commerce
i to of the g ram m ar school on tho •ha municipal ferrybont Richmond . In western Wisconsin severa n the project r.s advocated b the and GrecnaboM were nbov^ fcO b u ti '*u » > •"
with rain.
Other tem p eratu res . c.
lity south side a re to be removed and vecame excited when thc boat. ply. towns wore dark last night throug!
ity Commission.
ile also asked th e ju
,n. t "
■veil tlie building restored to its orig- mg between S taten Island and New inability to repair broken electri*
1 he bond issue of last /ear, were: W ilmington 02; Durham
Raleigh
54.
»
ho
prohl
*oth Inal design. Mrs. R earl B abbitt Is' York, collided off the S tatu e of power lines, and w ater supplies vhlrh provided $100,000 fo- the
to be prinripnl of this school. The Liberty with thc lighter Kngamore, pumped by electricity, wore ir ■on*truction and equlpm er
Florida again gave iruntc touch ■. 0njf
has
live now- oil burning, steam
heating Twenty-five feet of the
ferry grave dunger
>ccn f lunu, nfler careful »tu !y, en- to the wenther troubles of her sis- , n , ® ,
nly system of the gram m ar school has boat h side was smashed, ’and the
states.
Jackstmvllle com- W0.ul<l P1"
There was much suffering it irelv inadequate to birild i hes ter
* In hern installed and proven sntisfac- guurd rail- was ripped away, hut the big ritres
.V.
At Chicago, wher* ’Rnl that v u ild fill the possible plained AH degree tem p erattiro «. Un
1 it lory in its first tests, school nffi the bout docked safely mol no one nn unofficial reading ently to ja ; i«o*d of a ci. . of the ?.ire of San- hut nl West Balin’ Bruch the mer- ..
*
was injured.
While I)ePaJ tm ®,J
was three degrees below rero, 10( °rd nnd fot lin t reason i* is pro ru ry hovered about 70
14 w
The fog tovered the entire m et families were driven to the street; nosed by the City Commission and Miami, with 76. complained of ex■ many leuding citizens, to raise cessive heat and a preponderance , L’ J .
ropolitan area and the Jersey const by fires, which were attributed U
m o th er .$250J)00 and hi-.ld and of spiders, attracted supposedly t,ie “ n“ ncli
and drisxling rain added to thd overheated furnaces and stoves.
murkiness.
* *
Outside Minneapolis, a locomo equip a hospital thnt w tjld meet b» *h. hum idity.
tivc stalled in .the drifts, and pas nil requirem ents.
On the basis of the isi.uc Inst
tengers struggled n mile ufoot tc
approxim ately
$50,000
sh e ltn
One of the coast guards spring,
men laboring to, free a car ferry would be neeersnry for equipm ent
stranded on the rocks off Milwau done, leaving only $60,- 00 for n
kee collapsed before the icy wind
and water
Frank J. H ogan, chlqf
Eight persons were dead in tin
for Doheny, was th* flyt
wake of the northw est's storm
defense law yers to take u
Club's annual Christm as p arty four deaths were counted in th<
gum ent. He denied-dirw
were com pleted' at a m cctlni: of plains states and two men were
era' atateraen t th a t an;
that organization last rught and frozen to death in the heart of thc
doing attended tho $ 100,0
th e ‘heads o f the (various'com m it corn belt.
action, which hn dcsei
tees appointed are to s ta rt thc
nothing b u r a loan given
At
Woonsocket,
S.
D.,
did
man
P was charged with
machinery moving this week in an
to his friend of 30 y ea ra’
w inter played
policeman, and
jter when hp w as.g iv en
effort to*have tho hugo trcB up and
thw arted the plans 6f thieves who
p f e ri Judge.D ay in polighted several days prccdtliug
broke into two stores. A fter fall,
The i aso was continued
Christm as. 'T h e a ffa ir is tod>c in
ing to find any loot'In a safe the
L pending an inquiry by
CHICAGO, Dec. 14.—(A3—A C entral P a A . .
Congress m eets a t noon.
klhoun. Friedm an was w arran t was. received today by
M. H. | H utton was mado chair* robbers found thcJr automobile
Rivers and Harbor* bUI la be*
Pd in bond o f $ 1 ,000. _
Chief of Police M organ A. Collins m an of th e ’Tree Committee, F. L.
fore Senate.P>. who waa,
years for the arrest of Kenneth Gi O r Miller, of Ihe P rogram Commltteo
House considers Interior And Ag
h> America oarly In-Scp- m iston, form er
radio op erato r and J; C. TrayWick w as-nam ed to
riculture supply bills.
P ’c H artford bout was sought In California in connection direct the lighting. .A. J.-L ossin/r
Defense argum ents are heard In
frofenniimal, engagem ent, w ith tho Aimee Semple M cPher la chairm an of the T ransportation
FnlT-Dohcny conspiracy trial.
Committee.
: first in America. ‘Ho son kidnaping case.
>
The Shrine C hristm as p a rty , for
[ In 28 bouts as an amaneedy ch|Idren,.is an annual a f f a ir
«$ 24 of them'.
WAR VETERAN DIES
WASHINGTON, Dec. 14.—(A3— a n d ' hundreds o f youngs tern aro
[5* town was Pau, In
rt»nco, though, his fight- John W. ‘ Caldwell, of Berkeley, entertained each year. Tho pro.
•Jnarteni were in Paris, Calif., who shot himself yesterday
^ “io Pegulihan. le while In the capitol building, died
today c f his wounds. Coroner Ne- ^ O fflc la U of the club catlraaie
th e activities of p re p artld n .fo rH w
v itt issbed a certificate of sqlclde. th n t between 400 and 500 presonto
CTvni.
•T
ffA i-;_____ y
'
bag* of candles~*nd fru it, w ill ui
Satifofd tak-nl is to occu
given aw ay thU year. A rra n g J!
prominent:place on the pro
menta for handling baskets fo r. at
R. J. Holly and Leon LoUoy,
least 600. children are to be made
Precident E ./F . Lane announced representing the Sanford and 8ent.
*«t n ig h t, th a t the 1020 Shrine Inole County Chambers of Com
p a rty vms to -h e r t h . blggeet and merce, a re expected-to leav e .late
beet
ever hoW.r’
•••
■ thls afternoon for Tallahassee,
Jb,ic Rcbi the benefit of
where they a re to confer w ith Dr.
i* 4
*t»‘
Anally harmonious *rt; Forts H athaw ay, i chalfm sn of the
NJSW YORK
lic beil»t betwocn the
--------,8 tale Road Department, reUthro
(ATHENS, .C C D * .* 1 4 r # V Enforcem ent of
E n t i r e M u l l ’P a r
^ com pletion of the Goncva,ffi«
Beminolo douh: betw een the city, and county deThc federal .governm ent has d o v ed
In Irvington, N.
* Sanford Police Mparli partm enta Is passed on to tho pub
to Investigate a 's ltu n tfo n 'h e ro In
U* T/>rd’a'Day volving -a prom inent O gitthrope
W A S U I N O T O N ,^ . l i - w . - r i ' w
- S S
w i l m i n g t o k , n . c ., o <
u l.h,e ’Wonl» t t s « by lic w as the essence of .-S h e riff
te m p tto |i5 ^ m
obeA dy. been pro county fa rm e r on a charge of —(A3—Tho schooner Chari
l.
” *nd In addressing H and's speech. He stresfw f the I f some ihrristm as g ifts fall Vk 5 y " tles
Ive legislation^^
1 m | -------nquet 0f the members continuation of such relations and reach S f T P»ul, lS ^ L ,p o l i B . *J J
peonage,
. Bean, loaded w ith creoaote<|
R er. Dr. H *rrj
An indictm ent charging th a t Dr.
eproute to Baltimore
sta te d th a t In his years h f axperh p o in ts3 n the northw est, th ey .m a* joined '.carotite -by Mayor W. F.
01
the Seminole Cafe, ence, and contact with law tnforce- bo accounted for in the jois 0f jin
w . IL K ing Airclbly compelledj *ev^,;Ga,, Is,as.hod on F
dressing its anm
Allen, Of Tltusvine, and by W. ^ ra l w hite men and n eg h d a to
oaU and the officer.
Fe- m en t bodies at this nnd. other entire cv 4 t m ail n ear Llnllthgo?
B, Donaldson, county commissioner w w k on*his farm was re tita d d b y N. Y* •
iMd with mutrvly bj
s u tp s , he had nover found tho
of Brevard edanty.' *
POstoffire
off!
a federal grnmi ju ry here yesterenual o f th e:lo cal{JbphrtmenU for
Brevard county h as ap p ro p riat
word yesterday of
d-ruction ed the sum of ^lOO.OOO^r^pavlpg
ualc for th e ; banquet wsi* fti>
HIGH SCHOOL TO(
BE READY DURING
HOLIDAY SEASONf
With every prospect
the case would bo I;
hands of.the Jury by aL
tomorrow, a. succession
_
Kiwanis Banquet Is
To Be An Event Of j
Next Friday Night
Shrine Club Makes
Plans 'For Annual
Party At Christmas
b
Chicago Police Get
Ormiston Warrant
Washington News Canadian Lite
In Rum Un
Sanford Men Leave
For Conference On
New Road ’P roject
.
Receives Benefit Of ^Relations
itween Police, Sheriff Hand Says
Blue Law
I
(Uiiiwe ifian uar,T(tlWTl,w highw tor
";«n of h i. force
the ?ounly u
*
folia
theater
Gloqson
of the
Schooner Oh RocI
* O ft Carolina O
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SemirtOle Park }
Results A t
k a u u u v iu M v n
IrrG v J /ill
*,
a-: ,* ^ M
H -’•
owners gathered today for.a'hCh© for a Join section Thursday.
ieliion*.
’
I Hover ini; Around IheAe two groups
inagcrs to succeed nil tne de-[will be-other club owner* ready
I pilot fctars hare already been to buy and sell,
need; although the future | Three of ’the five new American
nrsSw e hf-the former fie d
managers. Rttv-Bcbalk. of
Trt»t been disclosed. thc White 8dx; Jack heCnlllslcr,
r k; Id. Landir- appo- of Cleveland, and. George MoriarBly -to count the wotr Hy, 6f Uotrolt; will at lOitst need
f Mtframy’for nnothdr ddrite high clais’ playorr to fill the
•ball bosa. ■
?>$•
VAcant:nhoes o f ‘the thtce plnylng
... _ .L trading activities of rtfahilgers th*y succeeded. The Sox
He of the i seven new major lost Eddie Collins, premier second
Ifap managers promire to bo tbs bsscmnn; the Indian* lort Tr(*
tfclpil activity of the w*Ak. The Spenker and the Tigers lost Ty
league gathering nt CohV.
_ resulted in very little
P a n Ilowloy nt St. Loui* and
1ng,‘ «o‘ apparently the ms0111
Carrtgnn a t Qosteii ore the
will have to fall hack on
other
new faces In the Johnson,
3lng players among thero-
The promised announcement- of
.:ddle Collins, farmer manager of
the •White Sox, that he would
name -the American League Club
‘be will play with next summer, I*
<me of-the few definite event* on
the program. Thnt he will rejoin
Connie Mack, hi* old mnnoger, I*
WaMered llktly.
k
IK , •
T7—
cireiiit and with thio possible ex
ception of SchAlk, none of the five
will bo playing, manager*.
The first opep talk of a trade
llftcflp left by the departure of
to fill the yawning holer- In the
these star* I* the rum or p i n
White Sox difker.for Aaron W ard,
Yankee second'basem an, in • e x
change for some pitching talent.
~J l
er Ranking West Gets Major
;<2o I f Tournament
Far Next Season
F.UYORK, D ee.'U b—U P y
‘CHICAGO,
Dec 13.- <AV For
Hiputb' oYer-the ranking of Viii- the second time In history n major
-dent Richards, professional star, 'g o lf tournam ent will lie held on
sms likely to be carried to the I the Pacific ronxt. the 1027 western
tor of the annual U. S. I,n w n !flm atetir title meeting having b<*en
|hnl* Association m eeting here aw arded to the Seattle Golf H id
fr .February.
by the Eastern Golf Association
The M e t r o p o l i t a n ran k in g The western open meet goes to the
'if lltif * , placed Richards in
Held* C-nuntry Club »f
Chicago.
‘
r.
ono
position
a
fte
r
the
IB P &
Ten year* ago th<* western umu
te r ’Davis CUP s ta r hsd Joined
ftrbfeislohal forces at the elo*c tear was played at ’Del Monte,
Calif., but ho few player* from
1C am ateur season.
cast of the Rockie* were able to
1 executlvo cnrnmlttee of the compete, that the plan was nbnn
'B,TIf. T. A. m ealing fie re Sutur- doned until thi* year
i t recommended th n t the coming
The growth of golf in (he Far
slon of the national body cons I- W est, nnd victories scored by west
“none •but
r»| ftho
. . am
u ateur
1.
•players
’ , nerners
n v in in d^Hlonal golfing have
Tanking ol the national hijide demand* for tin staging
ging of
ssoclullon or its Subsidiary naso- nnother title match more mirtu-rbus.
T^Tstinla critic* believe that fn the
Tile western am ateur will be
• •-M
•v en t of verbal w a rfare over the played the week of July lk. while
tW ice a special body will be chosen the nntionul am ateur will take
•fio^Wrk with th e'ran k in g chmmit- place at the Minikahda Club, Min
neopolis, Aug. 2. placing the two
'C - u .
•' Tfw executive Committee also m ajor Simon pure golf event*
mlopted fl resolution barring Miss Xf6st of the Mississippi river ill
Mu?y Tf. BfoWntr, llSrvey Sn >d i 11127.
gras* uhd Howard Kinsey, pr-.fc*
slonnl associate* of Mile. Lenglen
-------- from 'a n y -fu rth e r com petin' n in 1 • *«
.
. ,
competition in am ateu r match,**
i V l a n VV 3 8 0 6 8 A s h O T O
or.' toarnanleftta held under tho
•u tp lcsa of the U. 8. u T. A- ’<the
MIAMI UKACH, Fla., Dec. 13.—
v resolution will be sent to the In (A*)—.The body of a man washed
ternational Lawn Tennis Federn- ashore from th e ocean hefe curly
lion.
today wan partially identified at
noun as that of 0 . M.. W aite, race
trnck bulldi r. of Jacksonville, Fla
The sole clue to identifiratinr
was a Coral Gable* address in tin
man's clothi s which proved that >,f
Clerk Slone, n truck cnnipnn\ rep
y / f m m ._____
resedtatlve. Sloan Stated he InMONTR, Cnllf., Dec. 18.— IleVtKl the body thnt of W aite,
'little man with a m ighty whom he had met here recently.
clubs carried , the title of the
Peblntuln, Open gdlf
n knd an.addltlonnl 92«(00
s, pocksts tbday.l
^
.
•Ja H arry Cooper, of Los Anc- who* camo out of Texas -a
afco to/ Capture the $10,000
*" *el<a Open tournkhiont,
NEW
YQRK, Dec. 18.—(A*)be added to hla' honorj K. M. Landis, high commissioner
If a tltlfc from the g r ^ n of base ball, will be re-elected for
*i>'of f Pebble B each 'ag ain st
ft-seven year term a t the joint
“ greatest fields ever ax- meeting of the National and Am
_ outside the national open erican 1-cngucs In Chicago, Thurs
S«uhips. A total of $0,000 day, In the opinlop of National
en fa; .prizes;
Cooper’.i leag u e club owners in New Yoik
’ the 72 holfa- wde 203, for their own league pow wow to
strokbi b elter than his neuresi morrow and Wednesday. The cir
V, U nrJr Nabholtz, of Clov6- cuit is expected to vote*for Umdis
' ‘ rtlshetl the.-fotlr Youndi as a unit.
__J. x.7,'
’ T iv ■ ;
But thc magnates of both Icugues
J b his p ast form,, WITH pro chafing under tho “ Mhievolrnt 1
drfi who *I*<I the f ir s t despotism" of Commissioner loinStaged his annual die, the New York World said to
g a re up the lead on day. Dissatisfaction is felt ove<>14-'and in the, course the belief that tho high commi*
pH
to c sixth sloncr has Ignored the existence
make, a p a rtia l of thc advisory council for no
meeting has bfan called In tho
i l iaasM iesiivb
•• P past two. years;-the paper says.
.MVENBY li . The msgnotre *1* WpwsentrxL
____ . MtPKfirMjh*
as considering the suggestion of r
"steering committee,” to advise
K * * \ k W P r « .)
with ■the------r
.commissioner during
. thc
^
Body Of Race Track
Harry Cooper Witts
Moliterey Open Meet
$2,300 As Prize
Club Owners To Name
Lkndlfl Ftif A e th e r
Sevett Ye&tBj U Belief
pltfai ofttbfc/A«aricarh^f-^®*on for M n i rfieatlngs
_ abyut amend
•III gathbr * at Mfamll '£ * effort to brlrig
am
*aa*4 ' f mm.
.6 fTlflnt»
si TLandis
aHriia ’ ‘urns'
msnta.. tn
to $K
the
working
agreement seems likely nt the
Joint moctlng, (ho Magnates Indi
cate.
Thj club owners express no In
rest in thc. $16O,00Q salary , al,rady paid tho
cdwmiMloner,
granlod nt tho CMcsflo ptivr wo-.v
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■- -----—-----Rate—-Flirt, 'Dean H
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WaMMinafl!^kHMMMa«a
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Longwood Race
Card Tomorrow
F irst
P in t IUr*—ttiK) Ot-fpilce
(F am es), $39.40, $7i2f), $18.20; r e
.1 Y’O t ‘'tJr>—n'-T-d/Fur.
end’. Swestum (M: R yan), *7/.o. .... ,
HAS PE R FE C T W EA THER
t _x.
Runni ng
“C.n Dixie Highway _ ..
jfS•i .> #5*5- - V,<
.. .
Jo h n
W.
H ubbard,
Pittsburgh s u
shovel manufacturer, through his
S t. AUflUSTtNK. F I... Def.
J.
-7-.V
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/ • o r n c uaiuwc-n, incw -| ork e , , „
» * « • • « 2 2 ? . K ? L U T S ? ! « * • « » ™ « « « * » w o .« o ”
••r.th « r. blue -'j***-^b!n' mP
-h ,.r brunch bf Jirom b;, ,u it
perature and soft b rew eo m aking ... *
S.
Up.the w eather.program . T he te m - 1
, l(
(ierntun- range from ' m idnight Ih
CT‘ . - ■_
.noon tutiay w a . 00 to 70 dA R fcc. |
,-LEA IS P E N 'in i,
' ^
denn
bum bls
home
_ _
privacy of Htlcfttorlnl boudoir*, i
„
Hetty Mac ,vp-------v. Society -for prevention of ‘ rnolBOj. and MiUi
v. M cuee.'
Hawk A ustrnletta —-------——
- ...........
ty to gold fish Ims taken r.diust
* u
|, 1 .K 0 , V ^ S E ^ . K 0 ; {!mIJ Colonist . ..
steps to the end these hom.eidnl <
0 ,( 0 cidilflnd). Iiink
...... n
...........
o u tbursts at all costs, and
w oj ^
(J
.
cheaper thc b.'ttcr.
I B erry), $5.H0.
'
:
Second Race—*i00 ( lulm
Police have Issued order* to . ^ | g(| rntlt M clvn' Rose, Little
3 Y () A Op—.r» 1-2 H ir.
brlhg in all «u*piclou* looking bees (-.jlflnjfC> c ( a0|. T h atch er, .T hree Tulnne ..i............ ..............^
who are unnljlc to show union ] p-„ Penny uhin, a, C harctte. « Hcg Pardon ..........................
cards, m arriage certificate* an'1 Ondertow and a, Isabel!.
Vanishing Ildy
...
n, Hnere nnd Brown E n try .
H>u Hhnnk ..........
..7...
correct meaning of ph ru * \ Tht’
c. Old H ickory ferttr^. ■
Seu Wolf ...........................
bees’ kneeS."
Third Race— F irst, Agner.s Call Tomnhol .........,... .
...............
Federal authorlzatkm to Invade
(It.
C
heatham
),
$8.40,
$7.00,
9t.U0.
llcljoy
..........
:.......................
— •
private home* of hues of super
_________
...................... lor socinl
standing ha* been
‘ second, Jo e Cambell (Pftscuinal. Froth
mnnded on very «"llyf ground thnt* $7.00. IfiJIO; third, Cup O T en << Shnmmck Flower
<»>
you never can toll.
llcnly), $8.40.
^
•Third Race—$700 Clalrping
. The suspicion th at u tong-wnr
Alan ran, John S. Moiiby. Mvrth
A Y 0*A Up Six Fur.
is in progrtsi** between the Oolong*. D-ll. 1W i t . Lure o f f old, « ....
Pat H n m p so n .....
.......
1
re p resen t'd by the bees on the Free. M nzettn and T urnberry.
Fourth R u ce- h irs t, Ilorbertii Tender Seth ...
. ...
one side, anil the Build-Yourligpalong
Own Bungalows, us rep resen t-.!' (F um es). $13.00 »C.o6, |2 &0: ->
ltj„.r oinl. L iberty N ational (Hc.il\ • Florence Ibwn
by thv gold fish, on lhi
$r,.40. $4.0Ji; third, Topangci (< L 1 r»|Miigu
..
is som ething you can take or leave
la nil), $3.00.
m
(
ontui
f
in order named.
Also
ran , Hopnlong, T ev.i Itofnpinfe f.hil
to K|uxi,n| Wedding
Mr. O'Goo/ty hi refusing t»
Prince, S w ,.| Crystal Ford
head no Indignation Council of •e? nud Mill Buy.
Wurtiiug
Public-Spirited Citizens, comm lit
Fifth Race— F irst, Plghon Wing , „ujg |i„hent tein
cd som ew hat acidly thnt affair was j, f Mcc r0ssen ),
$3.00, $3 «**• He|| Song
1
nothing to get ntcamod up about. 1 W
1,(.(1|1,|
fteputatinn
(Clbllno.l 1 IVIv-in
*
•’Somebody’s ju ••t got the hive*," j j jo, $2.20; third, Deputy < \
Also Kligil.liii- insirt*.
.
’Try,,o). }".I0.
Harp of the North
1
Nevi 1 ihi li *
city ..idinuni c
Al . m n. Mugle Wunrl. Ball C
hit
i(
I
has I . „ i,n ,|» ..,,| doin.'iii.lniir H.al (in n a la ii. Snimdu and Wuoil*, ’ I,
(12 i 2 1
Sixth Ituee Fir*!, Brownie So.
l ourlh Itucc *7im Claiming
-o
1 l > All lic-s xhull lie im u /lc l ( P u s . i t n e l , $ 2 3 ( i « , $ ( l f , 0 .
I V <) A. Up One Milixecoiul. (iran d King flty u n ), $'• so
l2 i All bees parking without ,
in 1 1
$:I00; Hurd. Fire Under (Cleli.m ■ 1 1*tinmaker
lights .shall |>e turned ill
V1J 1
Mia.
kf«»t
$2
to
( 3 1 A.1 bees buzzing around in
Also ran, Berkeley Square, I 1 -' H.IK O’Hare
1or. 1
tenor tone* shall Im- shot at *un
Mole and Corinth
1
1
„
urn
,1
Hi t ’
rise
*
Seventh Race F irst, Uarrii ' . ,'' Furemnn
* HI
(4 1 All bees xhuli 1s' kept away 1 (Clelland), $14 20. $100,
I", Gnixi Time
I Oil
from gold fish, except on Fridays second,
Padlock
( A rm strong i Umber Hill
!»*>
(5l All Ik-cx wearing xpal* and $ 1 h ito, $ 1 1 .20 ; ihinl, Irish Pal
Serbian
103 |
carrying nines .shall le m urdered ^ ’(.( r„'n^ ’, $;i’m
Redwood
•t»ri 1
nn ‘, |aht.
AI*o ran. W arwick, Trnjiuoi*
Fifth Hare— $70(1 Ulniining
An official expression from the Mildred Sire r e t. f N orth Pin* t
2 V O
Six Fur.
1
White House ileplore* vandalism lie, ,-11ftil. C arthage, Sukah, IJ itn
*10., |
Isaliell
if California been and *U*pe<t* it hun and Arm orer,
•10", j
Benny llubin
is just nnother move • by liirnm
,
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N atural Light
Johnson to em barrass m rreiit ad T ^ o t - \ v e f ? i a n Y a t ‘h t S T n e n Ext her Weidel
UM|
m inistration.
®
'
Liberation .„
111
Mr. Tea Rickard vw-ws (he sit- P r ^ p a r i n f f * Q I* K & C e S
105
Tim Hooiley
—
I U
unlion with acute alarm "Every
*102
1 nke Kric
possible power should b> brought ! OSI.O, Norw ay. Dec. 13.—(Ah
(7)
attacks. Yachtsinoti here arc preparing tor
to beur to stop Ihesi
Sixth Race—$700 ( 'laim ing
fish to I representation nejet xeuxou m me
3 Y () —3 1-2 Fur.
go around us It i«."
: race* for the America gold' cup.
*100
Lord York
A gold fish th a t has be*-.,n *(ung
stung ■
y»chtx -six m e lre s - u ro un Martini Wand
11.1
by a mad live ix practically use •1 construction.
*I0S j
Bride O T he Wind
A fter a scries of mulches here
103 ,
less
In fact, it is n!ino*t
as
AIR a Allen
useless as 11 gold fis|i that bus nut ih>. V j I boat w ill l» -,-lci ted li SwiH»p s’(*t
hir,
the Norwegian , hnllengi r
•tiii.g I,;, a mad bee
N«*ru
110
I’rinee Olav will pet mn hi* *n
113 ,
"Don't >'"U in,me around honey u teirr boat to take part in >h< Mazettn
*too J
Uig inc," harked a gold fish thnt ■elim ination races nnd if it win* it Bonny Unxilt,
(H)
hud been wounded in tho ju ris will be sent over to the American
Seventh Race—$700 Clnlming
[
prudence by un antagonistic hive rneos. Tho Prinro him self will not
•
3 Y O * lJ|i— 1 1-lfi M
dweller.
make the journey.
107
Arm orer
..........
•lot*
North Pine
....
PRO FOOTBALL KNDEI)
WurWii k
,
.
*102
107
The
IBninnnun
NF.W YORK. Ue. 13. (A’t
Hoy
137
Professional foulbull Mnai'lk by
r; in in thc Flai'. on five Sunday-.
CHICAGO, Dec 13 -(/Pi- fUeuni "url\ in (in- season cn.liil ltic local
C av an au g h T o C oach
beiile,) fixitball wn» offerei) (In ranipaign M uffling
alaiut
in
.ago yesterday by the Midwest snow. The New York (iinnts <>f F o r d li a m F o r 3 Y e a r s
Football l.x'ugue,
the National I -vug in- -lipped nn,i
Thw arted by Inclement weather
amiind th e Philadelphia Q u n k 1 NEW. YORK. W r. 13. iAV
from finishing its season In
American Ix-ugue champion*, I'rank ^
f svnnaugh, coach of
open, th e,leag u e sent its sem l*fin-|3i.o, amid anuw and ire, at the several outstanding footlmll elev• l i a to thc 124th fluid artillery 's i>0| 0 Ground* yesterday. '
,ena during hit- eig h t y e a r reign
arm ory tan bark nrenn to d e c i d e ___________ _____
a t Boston Collt>gi»,.,y0ill guide the
which team n will meet next SunQne of the mmit beautiful chairs I destinies of Ffirdllani U niversity
dny for th e league chnmpionnhi|>. in the world is the C hair of Dago- ; for the next throe ydara.
The W ashington Park* deTeau bort, king of the Franks, who died i Cavttnnugh, a g ra d u ate of D ar'ed the Arm cros, 14-0, while the in the year fi.'lK. It i* of cast and mouth College In lMU, first came
Audubona trimmed the Tefith Con- fchiscled bronze, of very film .work- Into prominence ns coach of hi*
jresslonnl koostcry, 34-7.
man ship.
nlmn m uter from 1010 to 1UF7.
Steam-Heated Game
Played In Chicago
___
MOTION FO NEW T R IA L
■;*V
PITTSRURGJI, Doc. ML— (A0
*Mi
MAV'tSti
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^ l1
•
WA«P’* ^
. tnfmbers is »
I W ASHINGTON, Dec. I T - ’A T :
,,I)efi*n.lo plow fo r an jnr.truclcd v«.r lion bill tT,
* t-JS I-
“’Twas The Night Before Christmufl
Fill the Kiddies’ Stocl
With Gifts from Toy
N o m ie k n o w s tin* s u p r e m e th r ill o f ( ’h r in tm n - y i\ ng till they
y o u n R s to r s ’ jo y r.n -lu letld t* m o r n in g a s th e y fnnl those gift* thq
w is h e d f o r in tlu * ir f i r e s i d e h u n g s t o c k i n g s o r ln-in-jith tin tingled
Y ou fiet*. h o rn in T o v T o w n th o s e c u n n i n g n o v o ltn -s 1 1,, playtKings
o f e v e r y c o n c e iv a b le k i n d t h a t th e y lik e .
e
Bring Your Kiddies In---Let
See Our Large Selection
TRAINS
AUTOS
Electric and,
Mechanical
$2.50
$1.50, $2.00
and $2.50
and $15.00
Friction
Power
Electric
$6.75
$13.75
$15.00
DINING
J3ETS
$6.50 in Ivory
$5.00 in Red
Drop Ijcaf Ivory $8.75
�ili y *—ik j Z JU Z J
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jniE.SANl
tjjig h R y a (
e Sanford Herald '
i m j r R llrraM i m m p I
HI
I'lorlria
a t Hanford,
Ha
F lo rid
a ’a people
send to o th e r s ta te s fo r th e ir b u tte r
HIK*
„
/ 111 ________________
Arena*
e g g s .. F lo rid a’s people send to o th e r s ta te s for co u n tless
Barnnii cum Waiter, th in g s besides .butter and eggs th a t they should be g e ttin g
r 37, is is, at iiio I’oatofficfl f r o m ( h e i r o w n state.. Hut poultry and dairy p ro d u cts!
Florida. under Act of , , u m l n L ,r ° ' v ,‘
W hy F lo rid a prom oters talk loudest and longest nbout th e
ideal conditions th is s ta te possesses fo r th e p rofitable opettn___ _____
G . . .......SI*wa*«r
tion of p o u ltry plants and dairy farm s
JO ltBI, l l a e a f t i f Editor
In stead o f h av in g insufficient’ p o u ltry yrirds fo r th e
HCniCUIPTIOS HATCH
prpddctioiT
of enough eggs to BUpply its home m arket, F lo r
4 V«ar—IT.OSf <S»x Months,t*.K>.
□ypredln cn/> hy CarrUr, .pet ida should be h aving a surplus of eggs going to o th e r s ta te s
»B. Itc. Weekly edition ti.o'j and fo reig n p o u ltries.
l; ( (
'1
,
_
D uring th e ff ir s t six m o n th s of th is year, A m erican hens\
IfOTlCKi AU ■obituary
card* of etwinka. resolutions laid 16,415,395 dozen eggs, fo r th e ex p o rt trade.. * JBut no.t
lee* of antertainment* wliero Florida hens sh ared in th is w o rk ,../T here are not enough*
at* made will . liccharged
U r advertising rates.
IIKnH ASSOCIATED FRESH
Associated l'reea la eartuatntltlod to the uaa for roio n - b f a ll new* dlipateh-ia
U palter unJ all
In this
alao ilia
pobflsned herein. All
of republlcallon of apeclal
ire herein are alao reaerved.
As, aBrisbane
'4i- H-||’ *‘JA Ji—‘ Irjj*
I
>w Roat
I...
Irvington, N ew ..Jersey, decided
to enforce the blue law*, th a t fo rbid “ worldly occupations on th e
Sabbath, Yesterday a t 5 p. m.
HO persons had been arrested , ineluding 10 reporters, lockyd up fo r
taking . notes, motormcA
and
-n,**
-l
Mr. Ford slso p rin ts:
{
“AK« S
s n
i? '
thrill her
electrical
lesaen her work
home a pleaum^*
i
Melton El
if!
i'T.-*>
F lp r i d a h e n s t o s u p p l y t h e e g g s e a t e n in a n y o n e -o f..F lo r id a !*
0t " W .fn c e a "
i a r g e C itie s, G a r lo a d ir o f - e g g s a r e b r o u g h t i h t o *the> s t a t e tflVdinsf thc Uw. To ep fo tce J t
e v e r y d a y f r o m 1 o th e r t* 's ta te s w h e r e p o u l t r y - r a i s i n g 'f c D n d F dccasiotaliy anA Hoam how people
tio n s a r e in c o m p a r a b ly le s s f a v o r a b l e t h a n a * ^ t h o s e o f F lo t- if p c i i* wine.
ida. .
j How long would prohibition last
Speaking Of Truth In Advertising
S he
j* _-s»H
ka_
Enforcing Law.
w
> ‘ago
■
Surprise for Trotsky.
' Let Them Combine.
Why Tie Our llamlaT
BY ARTHUR B III8BA N E
(Copyright. .1928, S ta r Co.)
an
<«.
T w S
(•ft
X '
T he H erald does not know how th is situ a tio n is to b e ),f il w*rc *s hnr'1 f,,r t,,e bi* m*n
changed except by th e stra n g e ly slotV increase in th e num ber
K.*t,.hu ch“!T,p**n? inBl lirTB or
)AY, DECEMBER 14, 1926 i f p o u ltry plan ts tliM 'Is now In prop-os*. Yet Sominolo
ll,Uc m“" l" *cl h" b“ r ’
county,
fo
r
instance,
could
provide
accom
m
odations
for
as
Mr Ford’s weekly says;
“ Ho
IIKItALII PLATFORM
lake at Hanford’* front m any hens ns are in all Florida* now. E g g and poultry pro (the Jew ) controls the rev o lu
w ater rehta to Jaekaon- duction could be a Seminole county in d u stry of as g re a t com tionary elements of the world,
Sfi.4, hi? ' t»l >1; !i ,
on one hand, find the ultra contlon of HI. Jobne-ln- m ercial value as is th e county's celery in d u stry today.
H lter Canal.
Florida people should somehow be induced to take iS€rv“,iv* t lemontfl on th?„
• f while way.
in com*
Ira n i: courts. g re a te r in terest in this sta te 's opportunities for money-mnk- ImunDi,, RumIu a l d T
ipital.elid in g pro- ing th a t comes from the utilization of the natural c o n d i-!utl<- England."
hole la, apart- tons*'in' which this s ta te is so favored. Thousands of dozens |
------Cnatmlaalon of (Ire mem- of eggs should be going out in daily shipm ents from this j That will i** news to T rotsky,
• It
(ate, {nstcad
being imported from o th e r parts of th e'th e only conspicuous Jew in the
an of W a b l a y a r d
Russian governm ent, from whom
Lake Maaroe.
country.
How
can
this interest be aroused?
M-a t t i l l brantlflra.
his
pow er' hnve recently been
pros ram.
-O t
iXPaBalca of arhool ayatrnl
taken one hy one.
Milk nrorialen for Inrrrnarcl
IhrlUlir*.
%«v*•
— .—
A«l
fortan« of Q ^ j
A i l % Cby?
/MPaxeMENTj
JN the Itttryujili
Wl*pttob»U
th« bodily f„ ^ _
eliminstioo, bo*»^
1he ciTy
to
Msaycy i
learned tbe vif- g ,
,he or bwrt^ J
Scanty
kidney *ecr«t|oMs
■jgns of impofHr^
Don. In mcattvttr,
“ fe scores 4f
endorsers wtxj i
merit of ffestf.
neighbor?
D O A N ’S
"The in*.
LB ‘VERSE POU TODAY
“The plumber protects the health of the nation," says n
J l n t e i ^ f 1* ? ^ *
TENDER HEART AC | benutifully-exccuted advertisement In the Literary Digest. | mpnl including the United .States'
“Because thine henrtV
The advertisem ent, flu would be inferred, is telling the jfederal nwrvr system ,"
and thou didst humble ) m erits of some up-to-date plumbing fixtures fof the kitchen. ' Secretary
Mellon
and
Mr.
f r k S f . w,'en
1 A. porcelain .oink constructed an th at it cun be cleaned easily, | Strong, of the reserve bunk, will
I Save ev'eri .heard the*{with no corners for accumulation of dirt and germs, is pic-|ie«rn something there.
| «itl> 4h>. I*jrd:" 2 Chron. tured, and an explanation la made of the superiority of the j The fom- richest nmen In the
faucets and the drain.
I world urr Rockefeller, Ford himm M ii r
Lord, Wc would trust
BLUNDERING THROUGH
K
1feiit th e feature of the advertisement th a t inspired thi.s‘*l!f' ' ,r Mellon flntJ those
Gcora«th Flo, goq?l _nnd„H” dwell
at
in ' ’
!
...
...
, , i
' i
i
I Raker—according to
DEARBORN IN D E PE N D E N T
w riting
ing is th a t legend with which u e started, 1 he phmioer should know
The Rothschilds
protects
icts th e health of the nation."
jiornjmred with them an* only n
^ ? 4 A * r A R MAP
The HritnO: roal strike is over; I th eir evenunl defeat. The mineW hat we want to know is why the Literary Digest i n 'child's bank The Jew s have evi hut i;
__
rim settled. It hn* l«'en owners, through their stubborn re
the interest of tru th in advertising did not ren-nm- that copy dently shown great m oderation, one of the n i"'t costly exp**ri final to reorganise and inodernir.*'
fFfVm The Bookman)
to the extent of rnakiiiK the assertion, "Some plumltera pro controlling ffinunev, but lutting m eals a I monotnie adjustm ent the mine*, displayed at the very
hvaven in my bond*—
1(Juynn" have the renI money,
Opt! finger f c»n turn
ever ulteiopleii and it ha* in *urn least u lumenlnbk* lack off good
tect the health of the nation." T lv Digest could e\eii have
1 iinjt Orion's bunds,
piished
esutily
nothing
The judgm ent
Justified or not, a
gone
a
step
fu
rth
er
in
truth-telling
and
have
written
it.
Dfic great
firm m ini
house,
d th o 'L ry e begins to burn.
underlying
•
tnt'e*
which
brought
I
feeling
grew
up th at they were
“Some plumbers protect the health <■f 11i •■ nation, others which Henry Ford mnewely con
H
about
still
exist
There
is
n>
|
trying
to
crush
the m iners int*>
are system atic destroyers of Health anttelife
make li night of spring,
' kJits n Jewish institution,, using
subm ission w ithout providing nny
niucii
bitterness
between
the,
mm
Feting Bpica, white Altaic,
A plumber who is not an honest, conscientious worker i liristinn- for n fill*** face, m'tU- ers and mine owners as t*w .rem edy for th eir real grievances.
above me I con awing
has a ’c hance to do more unknown damage than has almost ally will not give employment to They have arrived at no common They allowed th eir action* to l>o
Slowly ^Berenice's Hulr.
any Jew.
any oOier c ra fts m a n —if th a t's the word. Dialer the house
ground
of
understand ingy
no dictated by the diehard* rath ethnn the progressives within th eir
evening, autum n dawn
plane
from
which
eveui
n
diacuiwdon
where nobody sees his work, he cun use defective pipe, de
Mr l.oree. of the Delaware 4
h ra charted; I can see
rnnks, und as n result run pad fo*
of
the
grievances
both
undouhtfective valves, defective anything he chooses to use. and he Hudson, ha* n<-«|()utred b lug inter
Mldcummcr N ight move* on
themanlves n rich hnrvest of
exlly
linve
con
start.
cun leave opportunity for dangerous disease,-, to be carried est m tin,, [.ehigh Valley Railroad, j
qutlly and terribly;
d
istru st ami condemnation.
Nor
The
sole
concrete
result
which
».T:*^ "
'
**
into th e household he is supjHVSed to be serving and "Ven into with an eye to future m ergers.
was
the
governm
m
ent—
represent
ag
ain
st
the
There ought to is- one railroad ‘ ‘“ pin out sharply
it' lo*t in light, death lost in the homes of its neighbors.
.
. | drah
background of failure is ing tiial third party, the public . death,
mergt*r, intluding
ail,,
roads,
^
ve
atnggering
co at- $1,260,000, any more fortunate, moves.
Vo
The
plum
ber
is
often
maligned.
His
work
usually
reIm e w ithout end, Space with-
Sfir—A«< D'wrttitfbl
DOMI’LRTE
DRUGS
CIGARS IMUNKS-rbS
ONE - DAY SERVICE
Sanford & Lvaerj i
laundry
In Edynsel
819 W. 3rd SC
(,’ u r h
S e r v ic e -Tbt C aff
Senei
Phone 475
DIAMOND
PLATINUM
. BAR PIN’S - DLVSI
K I NG S— WB
Watchei
Cal! th e W illnrd B dttery
Men— We rech arg e and irepair all makes of batteries.
J
I
McReynolds
SANFORD
(iu irt‘8 t h e m o ss o f t o r n o u t flo o rs a n d p l a s t e r .
I lls tools I
^JncL*1 s^m!
Hut Tiult ° w u n ^ ' onn.*Ytcf,r<b r,V to tho eanaervulivn | the outsider it seemed ns though
several
a r e in t h e w a y o f e v e ry b o d y .
H e s e e m s to t i n k e r in e n d le s s I happen until Uncle Korn ha* moH estiinatl! of the Hoard of T rade ' the governm ent missed
a sum ^nearly equal to o n e -th ird opportunities for forcing a just
n o lle of'W hntT B C em s to b e a tr iv n l b it o ft.w o rk .
H is c h a r g e s influence jth a n the railroad
glish wur debt to the and eouiLuhle settlem ent upon
«nt >!h in h m i m fulfill ‘‘d&rifljh actual service, '
Nf'dth o
f
f W /li
.States r Waarted W k ftjw lx>th miner*
and min*-owners,
Hut that m ergers th at would stop
ten .more days before ' H ut t h a t s a n ie plumber m a y bt* d o in g: w b rk ithat inruns the
month*
of
useless
bickej-ing!
And
I
and
left
them
to
fight out th eir
waste, send freights the nhnrteit,
Have you got the l'l taction of tlu* family’s health.
cu
t""d
o
w
n
!
8U,n
hp
not
by
tho
difference*
no
m
atter
who m ight be
most economical way,
spirit y e t!
m
iners
(although
they
have
lost
I
hurt.
Honest
service,
conscientious
determ
ination
to
give
an
overhead, etr., shoulil lx? encour
------- o------I heavily In wages) nor hy th •
The mining industry in B ritain,
. “difference between some employer nn honest, efficient |<>h. this in the work oT the aged especially by farm ers.
m
ine-owner*,
but
by
the
B
ritish
Uk,.
th at in this country, is not on
,tm »hd: Opportunity Is that tin* iduinhei* easily earns him the right to th at same slogan. "The
I a*i the roads earn enough 1n
public, th at
ionoceni bystander a basis or service
The minds of
knocks but once
satisfy
the
owners,
then,
perhaps,
plumber protects the health of the nation "
And in every
which hadt litfJe to t do with the ih r mine owners seem centered up
v --------O- ----get
lower
rutf-jL
l
? pulled a grout stunt town there are ]iist *un h reliable men. entitled to the best of
, brewing of thu trouble ami littl on present profits rather tiinn fu
S« nuterr discii"* the suggestion
m It filled It* Community ('bust pay together with the respect atul friendship of their f<I
jennugh with It* ending
line developm ent
Expert* hnv
(hat t iii- country stop exjx>rimf*jit *l
tom* 226.226 26 d o llar'
low men
The m!Vie owner- liav,* w o n , , h u t t*** tified thai through the mstnllu
with I'Ui'on gas, binding il'i*lf ir
o-—*——
th e irt Is n Pyrvtih victory
M cnltio^ of modem m achinery nnd th
revucutily against its use m wm
Chauncay Dcpew says he will
starved into defeat will not m ake elim ination *>f waste, through the
A
FEW
FLORIDA
names:
Wewurntchkn,
Thonotusso,
no new re»olution» for thl*
good workmen. They will harbor
intensive utilication of other*,
Cannot the United States lie ronentmeiit, nnd tins resontm ent
■Y ear. How could he a fte r Okulouchooehee, Immokalep, J ’anuholk'ee, Okeelanta, Ocklnonly could higher wnges \iO
y-three of themT
Are
wnhu, Miccosuskeo— Spelling not guaranteed.— Perry Hor- rusted with poison g ases?
will evitably seep ia(o th eir wbrk. • paid to the miner* hut coal could
ft]-.
■ — .......o--------we
going
to
send
asphyxiating
oxnld. We might add a few more such names: fhokoloskee,
And It does not lake much of a ( he supplied to o ther industries at
tin g Edward, it is said. wn» op
("olohatchee,
Hilota, Holopaw, Hypoltixo, Illahaw. IstokjMign, piiditionn against our neighbors ' prophet to predict thnt they will I,*, cost than at present But this,
,tsfrt) on* while the palace burned
Isn't It tin* height *>f folly to suv
H* We remember operations, Kanapulta, Lillihridge, Matoaka. Nowatney, Ocheesee. *)kn♦lint we must lx* ignorant of 11>*» * l*n ready fnr another "trike when protested the mine-owners, could
bet he didn't even care
humplea, Osowawa. Othahite, Uwanita. Pahokee, Pennn haw. mode "f w a rfa re ’ Should w»* no* the next good opportunity offers U ,h*ne only ut great expense
All parties to the strike, have
And so t In- war lorn nation has
Picoluta, Playa Linda, Pocatuw, Sulofka. Siwashe. Sorastee, know all about it. keep ahead , f
EvergliHes drainage i* t h e log
blundered
The
miners
wenun
l«-*-n
pot to (h>- unneeded expense
S
t
e
i
n
h
a
t
c
h
e
e
,
'I'lisc
a
w
illa
W
a
e
iih
o
o
ta
\\
a
h
o
o
.
W
e
k
i^
a
,
We
all others, in cu-s* others shotiM
problem in the *Lat*- a n d it
f o r t u n a t e in their >home of leader*- "f a $l„ 2rd).tWHl,0tI0 strike;
th
T a l l a h a .'s e r 'ta r t against us and itiak
llu be placed in the h a n d s <*f tapiH i, W im m a u n ia , (ia b b o , Y a b o la . 'i e h a w
glLS
and
policies;
they
erred
fatally
in
mini
'
are
in
poorer
condition
than
Capable of handling it.
a part of it ?
M o rn in g T im e s .
i accepting bal»hvi»t gold for the ever, tin* price of coal is higher,
If.a
, -------- o-------I continuance of the struggle, for in and hundred* of thoumnd* ■>f
O- YOUNG
office hoy wants to know
POINTERS
Manhood is the supreme fact o( th>- world.
Harriers of stiff [tu,j strnt
we don't pul the McPhersonare fine to see I accepting the red aid they lost the miners are. forced to accept lower
in" case in the "lost and nature and the creatures of the wild yield to the mastery and g roii/vm g’ to their superior
sym pathy of a large portion of thu wages
and
a correspondingly
column of the "w ant ud" of manhood. By riRht of steady pulm* and stout h e a r t and i offlrtr* J ,ut *t is nq agile nrtqd B ritish people, and thus assured lower standard of living.
rath er tluin a #tffl.)'/neck th at
clour brain man has rig h t of /.tWay through the world.
make* n g re a t poldle^, Napoleon
p j t i ' w orld’* vPorst pun is the
/...
“
P
'
"u s slouchy, nt*K Frederick
tha
tLof VVilliam Lyon l*liel|iH.
P A Y Y O U R R IL L S .w it l i a sm ile , andth e world will
, ; rvat
LM R e a c h d u s t
doxical it is that TM
smile
with
you.
—
Benjamin
Franklin
jrre**' should be w ritten
C ontem porary Cojnm ent
Ttt* old story1 th a t is OfVtr old! iclenctWi* should have no i*n1”
T
h
om
tory
o
f
Santa
ClaUk!
juynn-ut,
except the sense and
PROGRESS IS tho real euro for itn o v r r - t 's t im u l p o f
New Jorscy in the only s ta te . In
Rack in 1897, a little Now York sight
s York Democrat* don't
The
eternal light with
(he Union which ha* a perm anent * .,7 T
fhcar again the fam iliar nilrselves.—fJ. Mucdonnld.
m urder trial.— Bingham ton Pres*
rlr1, ' irjTHua O'Hanlon, w rote which ci hlldhood fills the world
9t a certain McAdoo’l doo, ■
to the New York Sun. T h at n ew s would |». extinguished.
r not get too rooktai I
paper wo* then edited by C harles
A T A B LE FU L of welcome makes scarce nm* dainty disli.
"Not believe in Santa (’Inus!
Murtsolinl,
poivsibly,
plnn*
a
con
^ fbnith.
l
The reply to V irginia ^ 0,1 might ns well not believe in
S hakesiiearr,
quest of most of the world, white A. Dnlui.
S
E t r — n~— ; •
most <if Italy plan* u conquest <f vvnN w ritten by Fnincl* P. Church. faine**! You m ight get your pupa
i I* nt) one quite so nniinv
l e t t e r and reply tell tho sto ry to hire men to watch in all th*?
Mussolini,—Durham Sun.
fellow who anys he will
Here is tho letter;
Ot ten mid then show* ,
chimney, on C hristm as eve to
BY G E O R G E MATTHEW A D A M S
Cwm is close to Ebbow in Mon“ Dear E ditor: 1 am 8 yenrs old rail h Santa Claus, but even if th tc
•th'rty. Ami the sad
m outhshlre. England. No, you're Some of my little friends say
I t 2* th at he nlwuyn linn
There is nothing qtiitu so chill his influence* crept far nnd wide. . wrong. They are not radiocasting there Is not a S anta Clauus. P ap a did not nee Sunta Claus coming
excuse for being late.
down, whot would they prove 7
ing us a little mind—otic th at plays
(Rations. Th
Tney’r* tow ns.— l/m ix •
I watched an eagle soar high ’ "tntinn*
sayn ‘if you sec It in tho 'S un it’s -Nob,sly r-oes S anta Claus, hut th at
Lodge *.vy* he doesn't around in a 26x100 foot lot, let us in the air this sum m er. Such grace villo Times.
*o.' Please toll mo tho tru th , is is m> *ign th a t there is no Santa
h abptit psychic ru *ny,
*
of movement, such a range of
th er^ a^ Santa^C laus 7
Clous. The most real thing in the
Conscription
fo
r
everybody,
if
tc * paper on tho nubYou can't appreciate old M other epace. I wondered w hat he though
“VIRGINIA O’HANLIN,
world
are those neither children
only
ns
a
th
reat,
m
ight
be
a
g
re
a
t
Clofk Un'vpr»ity sym- Earth hy confining your activities space. I wondered w hat
he
' “116 yv. 95th street,“ nor men can see. Did you ev.-r
factor in prom oting world peace Wv
hy doesn't he get In to such space,. sjtfe ly ^ ^ \ v *
**£1
•(*';% K 1 » . ' 12S
*S “
‘ dl
Valentino and have him
H ire 'fo th d te p ly :
*ee fairies dancing on tbo law n?
_____
I, have* kngwn*|rtkny ffinaj fcbinti watched sm aller blrda try to reach ’
“Virginia your little friends are Of course not, but th a t’s no proof
ers. many <Mucated men and wo his height In vain. He embodied ! We ask you, m an to m an, which
wrong. They have been affected they an* not there„ Nobody caa
consolidations have men. I Have in mind one who has strength, simplicity of movement. Is worse, p n f a n ity or declaring by the skepticism of a akepUcs4 ^*n rt),,c**v« or im agine . nil tho u e
th
at
som
etriiti^
fo
»
'
F
or
miles
he
would
flo
at
in
*
the
crfect)y
darpast ftw years and enough ilcjgr«|B o a ith o t^ lf 0^ h '
-------- )t A rk an sas age. They th in k th a t bpU lrtg can wofiden> there are unseen and un^ |lr;* H b o u t a s tir of his great ling*’? ^
v n y big ill
mo. The resu lt will name-U tly
be' which Is not cem pm uftiattria1 te e s h li In the. Vfprld., , ^ "
wings.1
Democra'
more profitable pahim is « q rc ast
.
by th eir own little minds, V irginia? J i JYo^ tear a p a rt the baby's ra t“ a S v r rtfr U
-oved service to adother frie n d ‘wIuf* * RU thfci way w ith a rem arkable
d .to have wheUier th ey be mon’e o r ; W ? W F c nn1
what m ak e, the noise
-ibers and the enm- has never slcjit on -ft^'^olibgti wind. It4doesn't display effo rt, or
t ' * would arc lltlle. Id th is ! g r e i/iU a ly ir W W ide,U nit th ere is a veil covering
W est Citlsen.
campus but whoso m ind Is so fe r try to impress people with its
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tile and extending th at, in a single wide expanse. It Just soars high insjiectorait'fs ’*iiht'‘lillely to
compared* i
_.w.% Beach Independent evonlng, ho /airly w ra p s.lt arounj?
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man nor the unite,!
“B who come within its influ
withh ^ie boundless world srbcjit him a tm ig th of a || the stro n g est me-i
i have taken a somewhat the en tire earth . In fact, he amknow t hat it 1R»> power,
as m easured by th e intelligence that ever lived could te a r ap art
Jtttd* toward the recent- bodies enough real esU te i n . t h j
“ Moum Paralyses F actory." EvA fine education may be ob‘ rcceiver-of the Comcapable of grasping the whole of Only faith , fancy, poetry,.love, ro
‘ Truet Companjr; operatlon to make the greftteeft talncd merely by using your eye*, ery glr! in the room Jumping on truth and knowledge,.
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mance, can push aside t h i t curtain
a
chair,
ah,
and
no
akfrta
to
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I usually mighty owner of land gasp w lthlonvy. Hie Than your'Im pressio n s m ay be up!—Baltfroop Sim..
“Yea,
Virginia,
there
fa
a
Santa
*nd
view and p icture th e supernal
king and in this rang* o f mind is through th e turned over to y o u r mind, and
Claus. He exists as certainly' as beauty and glory bey
. jrry they ctld not k n « a and by-w»y? i of t h a ^ U f i thw # a process o f ^m an u factu re
The fo
about the loya and generosity knd devotion ■n real? Ah. V lrglnU
t know the $ an be: human race.
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»” ay jfo on untjl Yrortl a jingle ob- only or
» eommun- exist, and you*know thal “
world there la nothin
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drehry u p o t d . b e world If there ho Uvea, and he
yonr library.
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»how life is but a breath,
Infinity around.
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148
MKS. FRED S. DAIOEB, SOCIETY EDITOR
Program Announced
For Delightful Play
A t The W om ans Club
iHeCpJIcr.na hostesses
P o % ^ 4 * TM*n,V
the Epworth League
'.7:80. .o'clock/, a t -th ?
Auditorium. ,
Japaneue W lfe,*^preLi teratu re depaptWoman'a Club - a t 8
Parker will en tertain
of Circle N o.-Five of
Church a t a social
at 3 o’clock,
of Wesley will have a
at the home of M rs.
Vhlte on Mellonvilie
I o’clock. M embers are
ephone reservations to
Nott.
hold im p o rtan t buslsnd election o f 'o f f i|0)d Masonic H all a t 3
1members-urged td n tl
1 Ff 1 ^
ssetlng of thy WT M.
afternoon a t 3:3t> at
R E S ID E N C E
TELEPHO NE:
217-W
SOLO
DANCER
WILL A PPEA R, H•y.AJ'i.'i.
ERE
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On Tuesday evening the L iter
atu re-D ep artm en t of th e W oman’s
Club wpi present the- novel play,
’’H is Japanese W ife,” under the dircction i f Mrs. J. C, Cogburn.
'"T T ioie taking p art in this unuwukl play are, M ri. Maude B.
Ofafke, who has the title role; Mr*.
W inston, as the senator's
eisjer; Mrs. Cogburn, as the sen
a to r; Miss Love T urner, the maid,
and Miss Nonie WUHarnsj as the
m an s e rv a n t
In addition to the playr a short
m usical program has T ife rfY ir-’
ranged including the following
num bers:
Piano selections, (a ) "Japanese
N ational A irs," "Japanese," Mrs.
R. R. Deas.
Vocal colo, “One Fine Day"
(M adam B utterfly (Puccini), Mrs.
Victor obertson.
Violin numbers, (a ) "Hym n to
The S un" (R im sky-K orsakoff), <b)
"Kam bdulm Chinois” (K riesler),
Miss Eleanor H erring.
Vocal -Solos, (a) “The K iss”
(A rd iti), (b) "W here My C aravan
Haa R ested" (Lohr), Mrs A, -M.
Phillips.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 14.—UP}—
The revived controversy over Hen
ry Ford's opinion of “the in terna
tional Jew ” has been brpu^ht into
th e Congressional picture by Rep
resentative Sol Bloom, Democrat,
New Y orkitno »; j i n - ,1
• t.
, , Investigation b y 'tC Houae com
m ittee of sources o f i inform ation
on which the D etroit m anufacturer
baaed his charges, in n statem ent
several days ago, th a t "the inter-
I.ONDON, Dec. 14.—</P)—Tho
1‘C harleston” h as become so popu
la r th a t C harles B. Cochran, the
th eatrical m a n a g e r s organising a
C harleston ball a t A lbert Hall. -(*♦'
"T he C harleston” ho says, "is
about our
m ore th a n a hobby. I t ia ^ disease
g
rap
h
1
when
you mak
ra m p a n t th rou g h o u t th e country,.
purchase.
‘ ?
People are not co n ten t to dance it
to C harleston music, but do it to
SOVSIL
Tubes
the fox tro t, one step and oyen the
30x3 V* Tires
S
w aits melody.
all financial canters of govern
m ent, Including the United States
F ederal Reserve system ," is being
b ro u g h t by the New York Repre
s e n ta tiv e
T w o K ille d W h e n
A u to T u r n s T u r tle
South
29::4.40 Tires
29x4.40 Tubes
1113 Sanford Av6,
M ia m ia n D ie s F rom
I n ju r ie s In F a ll
Phone 461-J
A T H N
T hat B ab y Y o u ’v e
L o n g ed F o r
of the machine was in u critical
am bulance which waa taking him condition. _ All w ere carpenters In
middle age, on th e ir way to work
to a hospital.
n t a greyhound track under con
A fractu red skull and Internal stru ctio n in the southw est r-cci'.on.
injuries caused death. E. R. M ill
er, a room -m atf, said th at Crttcs
rhad been ill, and had wandered to
the roof of an adjoining building
fr°m wh,ch he M l to the alley be.' owPolice investigated and found
th a t C rites had suffered convul* -on* before the fall
Theatjre —;u,
VVednesday *fl
Night Dec.
O rder T ickets Hy Mull Nc
Mian A udrey Roberta, talented solo dancer of OrlAndb, wjll bo Mrs Burton Advises Women On
among those who VH| appeer on :ho program of ,Qhj Society1.Veuda- MotherhiKHl and Companionship
3 h e W o rld ’s M<
vill# to bt* given by (he D, A. |L fnetnbcra here .on D e< ;2fc Mifn j "For several years ! was denied
Ail circles ort* exRoberta ha* h ad considerable etharlengc a n d 'W f ’work h a s 1r e e o i v o d t h e
blersing of motherhood,"
Fam ous
present.
unusual praioc. Many local people'W hq haV© seen’^ e rM h O^-lkndo . Write* Mrs. M argaret Burton of
productions will be pleased to learn, that she will appear^ here unde;- Knnssg City. "I was terribly neriVedarsdfly.
tho asnplccn of the D. A. R.
L v-.
you* nn<i subject to periods of
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neeting o f the W elfare
terrible suffering and melancholia.
An Interesting act to be featured
|of the Woman'*- Club
Now 1 am the proud m other of a.
Mrs. S. (J. P o rter nnd Mrs. Ade
Monday evening when the Sallic
s v t a i •.
beautiful little daughter and a true
line Clarke motored to Orlnndo C o u n try C lu b D in in g
chers’ Association of H arrison C hapter N. S, D. A. R. Monday, where they spent the day
R o o m O n o n o C J n n H o v com|’a " ion 0rul in*Plr"tlon to my CONTINUED HIH TESTIMONY
KOOm Tjpyns o u n a a y husband. I believe hundreds of
ool will meet at 3:30 presents its "Soctety Vaudeville”
Continuoua from 1 p
membent are request- a t tile W om an's Club, will be the
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other women would like to know
CANTON, O , Dec. 14.—hTh John Nuveen of John Nnveen
o . Kelleher, of Fake Placid, N. th , « r m nf my llupp| n e s i, and , Continuance of test i mony by Steve
as Oils is the last solo dancing of Miss Audrey Ro
an.! Co of ( hkntfo, specialising m y hh, returned u , S anford to take will gladly reveal it to any m«r- Kaacholk n g a i m t Putrick Eugene
re moving Into the berts of Orlando.
Jam es O liver Cur w o o d 's
ihool building.
Miss Roberts it u professions I municipal, county un.i school bonds, clinrg of the dining room of the
wuman who will write mu." -M. De rmmot t , alleged slayer of
i*
spending
n
few
day*
in
Sanford
dancer of note, having played fur
“T h e
Sanford Country ( lub io r the sec- i Mr* Hinton offers her advice i-n Don R. Meilett, Cant on publisher,
(Thursday
I two years on Broad way where she
tlrely without charge.
She hus a u begun yesterday, was
l>egu i
Mrs
Frank
Scruggs leaves <l,1<l successive »ea*on and haa an- notiiing to s.-ll I-ottaxs should ho today when Judge K \V lllehl
Irhers1 Association of took promlnient solo parts in
( ompany uf One Hundr ed
,
Wednesday
for
I.akelund
where nouncetl that the ciun will Iff- open addn-ssed to Mrs. M argaret B u r-| overruled
F o re st”
objection o f defense
it- Prim ary School will "Lilac Time" nnd "Pandora". She
sell
will
spend
the
holidays
with
i
Sunday
iL
n
n
e
n
.
t.nnquets
and
3|' Wondrous Scene#
ton, 2(J2n Masnachusett*. Kunsas counsej.
will give an Oriental dance wear
fclock: *' *“ " -— w»
with
|lnr mooting for the Ing gorgeous and unusual cos her sister. Mr*. II J Pemberton. 1o ln i parties are to he aecommo- City, Mo (’.nrrespondoneo wil (ie
i I.u v e lle s t G irla g |
Antonio Moreno
Mr. Scruggs will join her there ,,wro‘I throughout the season,
strictly confidenrinl
Seminole Chapter U- tumea. , Those who have seen this next weak
GRAVR8 IN PANAMA
r
In A m e ric a
nnd
^
Kelleher has charge of an
held at ‘th^ ’Madonic charm ing young dancer will be
Renee
Adoree
Lower Floor, $3.30 ;VJ
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exclusive
club
ut
l^
k
e
Placid
in
[
Electric
steam
ing
irons,
with
a
o’clock.
delighted to hilvc the prlvHedge of
PANAMA, Dec. 14.—i/7*>— Brig
G rnntlnnd Rice
Pah. my. $2.75. *2^0
Mrs II. H. Chappell mu. two the summer months and ha first watpr r„MTV()lr Mlld Uny hok„ in
P, Herndon will again Seeing her lively and grace
GenoraJ William S. Graves has
took
over
the
Sanford
club
last
!
(ht.
irnnlng
,
u
rf.
Ctf
for
t’hl.
emerK.
,
Sportliffht
Heats cn Sale! a t 4.y j
grandchildren, Henry and Winifred .
ibers of the Idlers ful dancing.
year J or the first tim e In years it | ..^ e of steam are now being pro- arrived here. He will succeed
Aesop'u
Fables
2:30 o‘clt>ck at her
.Jne’n
Smolte House
Tickets fpT -thi4; ‘eVstit are nj) J-ovel). left Friday for Tiiscon,
hl* m anage- dneed It is said this device nhv,. M ajor General Charles II. Martin
A ril., where they will spend u yesr Wn" n "o r r r *‘ .... .
lford Heights,
‘N eryous M om ents”
Her. 13, 11, 1 3 " ‘ -W
sale ut l-aney’s Drug fom puiij'.
inert
I atCs
. , , . the needI of
/ . dampeni ng clothes
i-i
ns divisional c ommander of the
with Mr. and Mrs. Vail 1/ovell
the West Side ParP a n a m a Cana deve opment.
The same service which char no- | before'Inm ing
Arsbclktinn at 3:30
terir.ed the dining rooms last sea j
G
ir
ls
H
y
Y..
M
em
b
ers
F
rank
W
oodruff
left
Monday
|e West Side P rim ary
c
rsvsvw sdsvM fM snK initw auiratosK M gK W U A fflU iftfttM K fA ctrgsvaciaM M C
for Jacksonville, where son is to lie in effect this y eir,
.. M e e t M o n d a y Nipcht afternoon
he was im tiutod into the Mystic Mr Kelleher announced to.iuy.
Order of the Shrine Monday eve
Priday ,
Thh regular meet In g of the San
ripon C hapter, N. S. Arrd G irls' Hi .Y< v a s holdj Monday f'ning a t the .Morocco Temple.
* * <
-■ ----rr meet with M ri. John evening a t tfjo; American I^ g io a
GET TH E BEST
Miss M argaret L. Cox. who is at
Mrs. A. M. D sForcst hut. f
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Flower
Urn*. Concrete blocktending W heaton College, Boston, J
at the home of Mrs.
of ail kinds, Roofing Tllo. Coh tillow'ijig A hs business sesaioji, j
will arrive in Sanford Hat
Holly A -y e n u e -.. , .
mont Coloring, Etc, from
on intareating discussion was held i unj ny
spend her C hristm as v*
dec of the Women of on tho subject “ Which of the Ten ration with h.-r mother, Mr*
HANFORI) CEM EN T
t>f Holy Cross Church Com mandments is The Hardest
Hof-Mac B attery Co.
Maude M. Miller, ..n Magnolia
PRODUCTS CO.
tk m the chapel, with F o r n Girl T d'E rcb T "* * ^
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Sanford's
Pioneer Radio
Avenue.
it Vaughan as leader.
&th and Maple
Phone 112-W
(' [) Wolfe, locul secretary of
-Shop.
1IHi's of the Grntn the Y M C A , wii* present un.i
■nun school under the gnve many vuluuhle luggestions
—
. -i - - Our W in d o w s R e v e a l N e w a n d I/ovely
|Mi** M argnrct McKay for work un.i service, '
re- itnl nt the South
It wu* decided to huve u party
C h r is tm a s I n s p ir a tio n s
auditorium Ut 3 o', F riday evening nt the Legion hut
honoring the football boys. Com
saudeville" ul the Wo- m ittees were appointed to mnkc
T S U la n o r iif t h r . ( a n i l n r t l m a k e s a n d b r l n a . In a t a l l i i n a a l l
NEW YORK. Dec It.—(Ah A
. . - r r l l . r i - . m n l r f I n n d n n d r l n a r r n s n a h t d b r b e a r d a l t i . v r r ibe
(at h o’clock, under the plans for this occasion. The m eet
h j . i i *— H a i l n K t - e e p o l . l l s r i t t o t a k e f k l a a r t a n a d r b t , a n d k n t th< Sal he H arrison ing closed with the Miionh bene : iater of Theodore Roosevelt and
I n a n o u a r f o r H, n a I a l r r . - i d ) h a d n k l « b r l a a a r n d l o , I w i l l s e l l
the
head
of
Woodrow
Wilson's
diction.
I t I n a * t n l r h b a r e r f o r a b r t h i r d ( b e p r i c e Baked f o r a c t a o f c a n a l
IS. I). A. R.
cfflrlrac).
It la l.rn a.1 n c n . la c o m p l e t e w i t h a l l a r e r a a o r l e a a n d
w artim e com m ittee on public In- j
Sal Urdu y
I b a t e I n . t a l l c . l It a t u>> r c n l d c n r e w h e r e 1 w i l l b e i i l r a a r d I n
form
ation
hnve
clashed
publicly
or
l
ark
F.
Yarnell
of
W
inter
Park
spent
d r m . . H - l r . l r It I f ) n . . w i l l l r l r | i h a n e i n f r i r n l i i p a l t e r TiS/i.
W.
St"ry Hour at the
»l 1 .......i t . T e t . > o . 7 T3.
ideals
the day here Monday oil i( hu sines* j over the war President's
10 hMl Vclock.
and vision.
nili.smn.
In the midst of Wilson adm irers,
Mrs. C. M. Hand and Mrs. Archie Mrs. Coniine Roosevelt Robinson
B etts are expected to return home questioned George Creel yesterday
afte r hi* speech.
Tuesday from Juckaonville.
Mr. Creel said th at Wilson’s vi
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Miaa M argaret Cowan will arrive sion foresaw "a trag ed y of disap
a
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reeling for this year of hero S aturday noon from W ashing pointm ent com ing" oven before the
r»n Club o f^ h e B aptist ton, D, C., where she is attending peace conference, due to t{i© lapse
in idealism th at followed the arm is
held Monday aftam oon K ing-Sm ith School.
tice.
/ ' ' 11 m '> yak
(Of Mr*. Voiie W illiams
Questions were invited. M ri.
, Mr- nnd'M rs. Qeorge Walker of
i Avenue.
mines* was carried St. P etersburg epent the week-end Robinson arose and in a voice th at
here w ith th eir slater, Mrs. Roby carried to ©very corner of the hnlj
reports frorff ‘
asked t
L aing.
»r were given,
“ I f .Mr. Wilson hud so much vi
holiness had bw n
sion ss you say he had, why did
Mrs.
L.
S.
Cram
er
and
baby
of
hostess served
ho not enter the w ar sooner and
lm- fake and -sailed W est Palm Beach arrived here save thousands of lives?
S
unday
to
spend
the
holidays
with
^ M - ‘. J
“ He did not en ter the w ar soonpresent wer«! Mrs. I. her sister, Miss Jessie Hutehhv
or,” Creel answ ered, "because, for
son.
Mrs B. G. M ethvin,
ons thing, New York and the A t
1C Sharon, Mrs. C - H.
Miss Irene B. W att of New York lantic seaboard are not Am erica.
(o I) Gardiner, Mrs.
is spending the holidays here with I t would have been impossible to
Mr*. William Moow
her brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. commit the Am erican people to
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H a rfy W att. They will leave the w a r earlier.”
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Mra. F ^gnda E. f irs t o f-th e year for Cleveland, 0 .
M rs. Robinson wna unsatisfied.
Afford Baker, M rs. J , _1_£31
“You a re evading, not answ ering
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1 Mr*. A. K ent RcriilM rs. C arrie F. W att of McMinn the question," ahe said. “The
" Mitchell, Mrs. Sid- ville, Tenn., Is spending the winter President has th e pow er o f leader
Mf*. C. P. H enderson. bare w ith h e r *so n ; and wife,* Mr. ship. . i t Is said th a t he kept us
J«*up, Mrs. Guy 8.
out d t i y t ii . I w a n t to know why
R H. Berg, Mra. Ro.
he d W-not lead us In sooner 1” ’
residing chairm an waved
tj M in
who is at. soothingly Mild announced
**• Mrf. Victor
a t Winston- his Y
queotltm ' hud; been -<hhi
hr* here Frl- th a t
Mrs. R oblnsoh1
nd the hpu- aw er
ts „ Mr. ‘ and hall.
lidii J tuglfh fi A},
"/ ¥ g
4‘ J l
to imported into- Oteat
Miss Audrey Roberts
To Be Soto Dancer
In D. A. R. Vaudeville
Revue
"WEDNESDAY
Flaming
A Substantial Jeweler in a Substantial City
Mi*s. Robinson And
George Creel Clash
On Wilson’s Ideals
HIGH CLASS RADIO SET AT
A BIG BARGAIN
"RHn Members
^inab Meeting
On, J\(Joqday
Wbat Makes A Good Gift?
Electrical
tances
R obert-H ow erd of Quincy.
d a y afternoon
w ith her dau 4
lace Wright,;.
has Increased from .49,64*
1010 to 84,403 tons last
-
W. Wal>re going to Or-
. ■L'-V
- ’
Canada exported mdr
000.000 w orth o f fu rs
y ear which ended tn A]
©ward. >
Cowman leav»4
Jr^ o r-A tla n u ,
ft
M rs. "R obert J . - Holly, will leave
W ednesday in 'T ie F c a r for Tallah iss re w here she will accompany
t l r t t t s s e s Mae and' Mildred ilolly
a W M i * . Maud Lake home from
th a JT o rid a S ta te Collsge for Wom-
•d to transfer pesaep♦ for 00o in th e ’- City
ta, approved by the
LAMPS
.Make your boy ha
;
" f If r
T h e a ttra c tiv e plncfng of^flgtores an d the clever
color handling in o u r new est neckw ear arriv a ls
m ake* ours an ovenvhelm ingly pbpulaf display.
e rn e en f|i
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M D iw W F a * * * *
r.a m
f
‘" ‘OU fr -BCrA-RD!NG
OUSE'**
A C C O R D lk if i
0^ CIDER pERP&nKM&J?A CRIMINAL /$
'M O’H ' c A u ^ f G i t ' ^
O F F 'T H E A T A W A 'W r
W A o Xit>© In State
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hite;
although
a f«w‘ Flnrlda TjeA SsfcE, PJa„ Dee, U
a 9 K j ! d l $ b n of Who'; g re e t, have been Haled in previous
editions, About one-lenth of the
total' fiumber are women ,1 which is
n o t! d iffe ren t from the average
ra te f o r theowhole work .;)1 1
M U H
A C <-1 MR13 M A Ib R A L VtSpW EKiTA-'flbk}
^
5 f M G R - R 6 o M ? ~ t LAW a l l . ^ P O ^ O I B I U T V
HEFTUVA
to
£ e e d i ^ a-t e w s u i m f o - m e - m s e ,
'tHATf PRODUCED “THE APPLET, yltf|Cti-MADE. ;
'lirte. CIDER, I ^ VtiR^ERM OREj^ I ViOLlLD
Mwe^fo place oiAd e r a r r e q h -tHE t a r m e r . '
VfiVAo PLA&lfeD-file.SEED,
UkEVllEE
-lUe £OIL OTr
ORCHARD, -TOEEThER. Virm
^U K l B U 1T O M
pjfjlho i n j permanent resident*,
.15 may beitiassed as retired, al
though, of] ppursc, a ahirp line
cannot Jje Hrawn Uctwecn active
and retired pcriona, and some, say*
- f l f e 9 i ) ^ j / W t j . ; R A W # A 6 A C C O M P L IC E S {..^
v
X
f m fiw tfr’c iB ty office hcVc, I*- now at
spend 1 th eir ^uihm ^rs elsewhere
U niversity of Alabama.
afq
«* follow*:
-/
M i (it those having homey in FloDaytona,
including
Dayton*
|S k ,« ’/i,.a n d in o th er r t a t e e , or counIIeach,
St.
P
eterfburg^P
ulm
Dench,
V Ui=r, th « W h « \,W h » doen not, In*
nhd
Mlhmi,
four
each;
WlnteiUPark
g i lu d o In th a t category a largo nuniijh e r o f ro u b le s , like Depew nn.i and Brookavllle, th ree each; Ja c k
Rockefeller, who spend n few sonville, Orlando, Eustis, W est
Palm Beach, Miami Dench and
E l i t e 1>r m onths, in Florida every
IpViQter, b u t do not have home* In Coconut drove, two each, a n * fif
arajtii sta te , Rfnl even some who own teen uther places, one each.
Of the retired persons who liv|U hom M in the a ta to %like Edison «n«!
in
Florida, all or nearly a!! th*
Ford, mid who arc not listed iu
time, six are In St. Petersburg;
•sireshlent* In the book.
*-* _ •'
threr. in Miami; two epeh In Tnmfe tA s s u m in g ,' nay* Dr, H arper, th a t
f, the p art-tim e resident* rpend half]
V the y e a r In Florida,, one w ould!
pfwvt* th e equivalent of IPO noted)
Pm living In the state, a* com*,
f.-pured nrjth 121 in the U*2 t edition
K & t i i * l«ok, and 101 in 11*20. KvM
^ d t n t l y . he assume*, the' number o t.
^ p o ta b le * In Florid* lia* inrrensed
' r a t e r that) the total population ,n ,
.recent years, and e*peeial|y during
p i h h adtlvitie* of 11*25. They now
’v fcdhatltute about*one In 1,000 ..f
B^Ho' to ta l poulntlon, or one in 2.6<t0
B f lf 'th e y a d tllt w hite population.
F R E C K L E S
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,ower
TBBOM. .IRaT BRICK
vrt-V
VIIL * — — NAVI I
T E U . IK TCOMt
�== ^ = -r.
3ft? ' -J. wT
I Daily Herald
ad . r a t e s
(n Advance
L . , will be received
L , nd collector aent
L (0r payment.
E ____ jOc a line
r ____ 8c a line
r ~ . _......7c a lirtjo
hies on request. *!
trd
rates
tiro for
^insertions,
h of average length
f a line.
[ charge of 30c for
Drugs — Soda — Hot Sandwiches
S a N FO U D D R U G c o m p a n y
27—^Professional Services,
“ The Roxnll S to re"
i
We mnko a specialty of our prom pt
filling o f prescriptions- nmj^qtilck
delivery.
83— Farms and L and F o r 8ale 90— Automobiles for Sale
"71— W here to E a t
E A T AT S anitary Cafe. Good FOR SALE—Thre« rooin cottage,
things tu eat nt all tim es. 103
ill conveniences.
C orner lot.
W. 1st g t '
Fhrni-hcd or unfurnished.
Apply
410 \\ 12th* St., a f te r U p in.
18— B u s i n e s s S e r v ic e O f f e r e d ELLIN, W’AI 111AM, Hninllton, II- 74— A p artm en ts and F la ts
__ ,
4: L
linois Wnt. his. Biupiond* and _L. ^
HOGGINS A .COWAN CO., Auto wadding ring* I*. K.‘ Abeam, 317
Jjnthj attractiv ely
furnished,
Radiator* and sheet metul works.
m oderate rep t. Young, owner, 200
Plain-and ornamental-sheet metal
N! Park A ye:
1
tvork.i':Tel. 710-W. 2U7 French 3:j
Avenue.’
1' '
' ■
K.
Help Wanted—Male
JAM ES H. COW AN—lA 11 kinds o i
Tin and Sheet Metal Work.
W ater und B oat Tanks. A t Oak
Avenue und Third S treet. Tele
phone 111.
FOR RENT *OR SA L E — Eotir
room bungalow, garage,, large
lot. ' i^lit.ty ln p tcs ride, so u th , of
post offing ?'.;£Terms attractiv e.
CORNER LOT. -E astern exposure
In l*--t rcjidentlUl- section. CIoso
FOUR ROOM A p artm en t,-p riv ato in. I'rired rig h t. , Bee burner. Dr.
bath, garage. 217 Holly Ave.
McDoii^ hII, F irst N at. Bank Dldg.
75— B usiness Places fa r R en t
lo rs
ON EASY fE R M S
*
*
1
*
OOlKiE IIROTHBK8
H
I
WATCH JTHIB
CO l.U M jj FOR*
DAILY HINTS TO
USED CAR
PURCHASERS
*1" cash and $10 m onthly will
ATTRACTIVE room a to ra p t for
buy
’ well locatpd Onk Hill lots.
CANDIES. S lIE A F F E It’S F oun
DEPENDABLE USED
• stores or offices at P ark AvfJ..
Priii- $750 carh. Ill percent oif
tain Pen Sets, Toilet Sets, Perand
•'Commercial
S
treet.
W.
M.
HADDOCK STF.AM PRESSERY 10— M oney lg L o a n
for nil cash.
REPRESENT THE MOST AUTO- fljn1(. „nd compacts th a t will
Young,
Owner,
208
P
ark
Ave.,
op
—Cleaning, pressing, tailoring. J
posite Court House.
105 S. P alm etto Avenue. Phone 1 LOAN'S—Money available at 7 par
MOBILE VALUE
FOR
THE
h®,r'( U n f> 8 I>rUtC
NOVELTY SMOKING Set*. :
Meisch lltdg.
34W .
rent. Close in property. A. P 77— H o u s e s fo r R e n t,
bigantV Shaving SeU, Mil:
Connelly & Sons.
Brushes; en th er Goods and IV
18— B usiness Seivlce O ffered
Flasks. Union Pharm acy.
j FOR RENT—5 room bungalow on
b V E R T IS E IiS *.
, 1’nlmctto Avenun , corner
ol *25 'ii'h ami $15 monthly will buy
Ll d representative
MARRY IF LONELY.— Most su e- —
DU YOU RNOW
I Spurting S treet. Two bed rooms, brunt if ol lot on French Avenue,
cetsful “ home m aker;” hundreds- WA
Price
$1350.
dining room, living room and k it
•istificotion will give
THAT
rich, strictly confidential; reliable;
P
'$ information. And
chen, bath room, gurage, infprove
years
experience;
description
free.
j-Adi
Perkins Co,
| they w ill-assist you
m enu. $45 monthly. Phono 717 lau re l Avenue h>t In-tween SJtli
“The Successful Club,” Mrs. Nash, ! Fla
your w ant ad. to
nml loth S treet. Price $2.»»<) on I'seil car prices do nut Include n
1
for
appointm
ent.
Bo* 65H, Oakland, California.
' ——
ire effective.
,
FOR IIIM — A ttractiv e \valch**i>jK
trim - of $50 cash und $20 monthly charge for freight and war lax.
THIS CHRISTMAS Give H er ■»
the latest design. Don Sm ith,:
TANT NOTICE
‘
. Used car prices do not provide for j Singer Electric. Cash or term s. Next In YowrJPa.
B, K PE R K IN S — Huhcrdusher
.
r» should givo tjid f
1
1
1
1
1
”
*•
on
term
s
of|
nnj,
|,rofjj
„u
l
h
n
new
cur
bustSinger
Sewing
Machine
Co.,
C.
W.
headiiuartcra for C o l l e g i a t e
ostofficc address as
FOR T li ft F/ki
1 mul $15 monthly.
>u-ss.
, Nicholson, M anager,
Melomtlcr
Clothes, llo F irst Slrejet,
ir phono number if
Arcade.
results. About one
QUICK MESSENGER SBRV
'v e n u e lot just i>ff Lit.i Used rnr price* do not cover depreaf n thousand has a
To deliver yonr package or
Price 11'.i5(i on term s of cialion Tho ntigituil purchaser DAINTY LINGERIE, a pair <>(
hd the others can't
('all Postal Telegraph Cable l
3 and $15 monthly,
|»aid
ttial.
|w'
<
1
UlMl
i
hose
or
handkerchiefs
would
t with you *unless
■•t cm nor Elm and High
your address.
I W mget Cars
Cars at
nt our
our make he.r a lovely gift. The Vow A NEW* LIVING ROOM SUIT
■or -pink sale $11100. $2IM) See
S*'' th.-n- Pn»*"-,nger
Itintianee MUST be
Ised Car I Ad
,
Company.
gum iintccd, I’OR RENT -5 mom ntucco buii- en*h. liit lulu*, easy.
will bring Joy for all tho fatnil;
-Min at The Sanford
CLARENCE SMITH
J$5 Otl hini
th ru o u t thti year, Russell
201
L
3.
110
{
[
gulow
located
at
the
corner
of
# or by letter. Tele1GenernljA-’on t r ac to r
Eiift .'Iril SI
any other good'CORN F.H I'A l.M E IT n AVE AND ENGRAVED CALLING C A R D S-- n itu re Co., 321 K. IsL
Palm etto Avenue mid Knlie S tre e t And \\r have miinv
intinuMiicrs are not
( ;n] >ht ' Kifi
,
Stationery nnd Emmlain Pens.
(3<)0 West r irst Street
la rg e living room, dining room, Ini • 1Slri1- can 1*.- hm
------------1
---------------’
.
f
t
'
a
*"
T J1
'in n c i
Sc mi mile Book Shop, M d n n d e r
at I’hoiu* 441
kitchen complete with electric a few i| >dlurii down
Gp:T YOUR CHRISTM AS <
] 57— Good
lu (tn (
\rcade.
Prompt ■ Efficient
1
angiand
w
ater
heater,
built
ill
nnd holiday deenrations f |
WfGHT-CH RISEN BERRY PRINT
i i i (;
| y< i \ 11cabinet*, two bed r"<>nia, hath with ; di \ N BERG
Union Pharm acy) T i l E, F ir s t.t' v:
11 .... 1 1 11... 1
S lid ! ’
P rinting, Engraving, !
h E IA 'IN A U llt Electrie R efrlgerr r \ - i i:
. ITKS, -mlinls « 1 ink. -liowci large
fjmd
nnd ro a r
' [ ‘I '
1,1 1
Kin-Rn-sii'K S w u?i firsi
t\'e du
stioii the Ides! tiift for.. ,lie!.
a l w a y s f o r g if t s
M
jn
i.i
udi-i
fi
t
l‘"
“
it'
Owner
will
rent
for
$05
*
"
1
,t I’hone U7-W
It. It -\vt-miiK
i
l\ mat or Platt t o , 3D M rU n v^,, p nrwicnl)e Qift Shop, Mcl
RouUi
1
it-j
h
utc-M'ii
]',JJ
\\
(noidhlv,
nr
will
sell
on
exceptioll1 ' 'linin' n l it I S tt i-et
id Found.
dl-r A rcnilf.
I
,L r A reule
St
“ Hv • a.y term* al a
price S | — Ilm i.t'S fu r S o le
h er further tn format nm see Mr
J( l \ ! I l -i r j.m11 ,■'h'
2">— I'ld rlx le .
"MERRY ( HltlSTM AS" la '
e m ld office
*2oiio | \
T E R M S , will
I
otic diamond iui*-i
Her
with a pair of new shoe- |
* 1 -foul house w ith g u tu g i i
A. h It OSS ITER
I lui>lrnn' m an g e' i mu v ufange. t
...
SMITH BROS.Iptvura i am mu meat #
from W o o d ru ff am i VVutsnn's, 2 0 3 ,
lth»>
F
M
v
f
room
house,
shade
\
[nt
in
(Ink
Mill
‘or
Will
n;
■rv Avenue.
Plume 2 l‘2 \V $3 Oil p, r It,.* Phone 5tll J i elct .
uielly R "v. TOO. Sad
I.
1st
St
j
fuim -hed
Appl) Ban-lift home ,d>
Hade for finished Ikhii
Ilmno F u rn ish ers
\ Floial Suggestion for Every Avenue
Ivc reward
„
1'vo miles out w-ect First St,, w c(*«lm- not ovur S(»0O0 What have.
(k-i nsioit
$350 otl GIVE HER A N IC E N JiW :D R E 8S
Buy Now — Pay
I 1 • U- H°x
j o u ’ Address 113 U H ighland! ,p - '; Funl r,n"
Floral Designs a S|»ecialty
58— H o u se h o ld G ood*
ICtCSKonea
AND HAT FOR dllRtA TM A S.
1D25
Ford
Toui
FURNISHED
HOUSE.
Floral KAFFF.LDH
LADIES’ SHOP,
CALI. 352 for fresh cut flowurs FOR SALE — Thursday. O nenl«
Balloon Tires
$260 00
Heights, five rooms, hath, lightjS
’ S!
Tubes 7
Veil I i
SANFORD AVENUE
nnd plnntu
M EN ’S, LADIES' AND Cl
Mrs. (fitm.
San
m g ’*, Draperies,
h o u se s for sa le
!!mi 8 !,tn' ’ "ttd gurnge
See
Jito. iD■ oJirtkifF*,
>
,,n mi",
om in’ll
.caj.cKt in Sanford1
j|,.I(fllts
ren'a bedroom-slippers, $1,
| C hina, also imdeskti
Ull
^ ^ ‘
( I l l ur|
irl
I House,
flltia n
•>
li •
I
. V.
!■■,
Tire <.o 20*i’-s West
.Small liuM^alow no rth "f Mhic)ic>
» .Ni*w Iin*H
$250.00 LET CS HELP YOU choose th-r $3,00 a-pair. ..Lloyd's Shoe
An rut I I m il , 1311 Mvrtii- Avi-uu
ideal gift for him W« have it 103
STEW ART THE FLO RIST- I ____
- r-* a . 1st.
i
.
...
.
..
~~
“
— FURNISHED HOUSE, FLORA -I !|l. 1 ,,o
,^W lill*2H Dodge S|M;ii»l lour
in our stock. Woodruff and Wat*
1-lowers for all occasion*
6 7 — R o o m s W ith H o a rd .
Heights, five room*, hath light‘
,,,hH
lh
'"'
We asked the painter to Im i
light .prrtKint day vtiiuc
S ta tio n s — lieJh.iHUI
<n
son, 208 East l«t St
Me LANDER ARCADE
I ■ - - ----------- ---------- and garage Sec John D linkm
He did a
TEACH YOUR FAMILY tha
irrin * of $50P t ii.-h a ml $75 m olitti1 tate the New Model
Phone 781
ROOMS, with or without meal i 1 m m Homo.
^
grind
Joh
|tj75
(JO
p
f a savings jacepuDt, A .**'
in i Imi mg inte i cs-t
F(1R TH E KIDDIES
Reason a hit- rat* * l.imoln Hotel
|L TRIM t o
2 7 — P ro fe.S H io n a l S e r v i c e s
—r-Jrl-OR RENT— Kurgished house ■* • ........ *tin <o htingulow h.calet} I
[far, not the owner,"
1 ^ ' ( „ bU ^
■
- - = = P [ S r ^ t h th ls ^ n s ik will m a k J d S
I Silver iaikr
See John D Jin
i),,.
„ f puhll„ Uo Hl„,
«**'" Lood
^ , HEEH EE SHEEBE DOLLS, Tvrls* appreciated gift for any m«
f*S—
K
nnm
s
W
ith
o
u
t
H
o
a
rd
for es tim a tes .
Dll. J R. V1IH.ER
__kins at Court House.
turn Toys, Balls and Bcnks. of th e family.
F irs t N«'
RADFORD
^Katie. 1Jirge living room, din 1025 Dodgr Coupe
Chiropodist
$050.00 Seminole Book Sb>?> 28 McLma* Bank.
---------------------------------------------FOR RENT one large furnished . ‘ '
.
New Ducn Finish
ing room, kitchen, two bud rooms,
(Foot Specialist)
i der Arcade.
bedroom. 018 Onk Avs.
' 7S— O nlreH n n d D e sk R oom
Hcrvires offered
hath with shower, large pore h e 1,
o u r . __________ ____________ ___— Lloyds Shoe Storv.
etc, well built and alm ost nrw 1025 Dodge Spec in I T
YOUR SUITS are made In I
Phone 102 for appointm ent.
krt Hair Iloldiers in
COR
It E:.N'I
N
burnished ...... ..
( , i K
J’lm*'’] ' <KO0° ”n t, rn‘‘ ■"h »n‘: I
I{" ,I,U" ,V Nrw , '''|''’ Tl)YS of every description th at
for,| to mensun*. Wo cairy‘
[nnd Ubddreti's De
n.lv locitteii Hof waim
So®' MagnolU and 2nd
'
*Kr’ ">"n th h
.
*h« children's heart*. pjimplote Ijn„ llf w
woolen incrchatfEUGENE P ER M A N EN T.WAVES, p , ^ , , Vmimi
U
iff uient
intK
M.iirnniiit
*
1'23
..........
Cnmn Pharm acy.
d ist-.^u ality ,S o rv •jc
jee and F it gttftr* ,
t \mi kinks, one price, petsotial at
H \ It HER S H O P
HO— A — R eal E s la tt- D ire c to ry N "‘*ih>h sLung.-iini* on Park Av.
i Nrw rir«-* G....I
$ 150 on
----------------------------------- antveiC
1'.entiun, Itluehird Beauty Shoppo...................
_____
Pilrtiv fu rni-hed, two 1h-.I
^TRF ^ • TT ott' -^1
Isgn-diM Ave
_ JY 'S TOY ELECTRIC train am i,
‘ Phone 34U-J
b o lt RES I Ih-dt. -m .h--n.ii
$176.0(1
It. R KLDKIDGK Real Estntn nnd
1|V,"K
dming , 1i , i l * Ford Tour
( ____ ____
"A. ____neighborhood. 311 Park Ave
electric moving picture machinp.
1UU STORE* — Pre
s ; NIX
investments. Valdcx Hotel build- “
• k,lrhen’ ,,uth with ■l“ wpr’ IPJ926 Ford Coupe
Ideal C hristm “s present. B argain
xarnge. »fge yard. $8.0001 ^
Jrugs, Soda. We are Attorney and Counsellor nt la-*
ROOM—Suitable for two gentle- mg.
DO T O U rt;c H R i5 T M A ^ 4 v
$350.00 at ,$3.00 each. Call BI3-J.
__ __________________ j on trrnm of $500 rash nn«l tn« Iwil
k* your phone.
.
2lo E ast F irst Street.
h e ra ;^ X; complete
men.
Hot water
Reasonahl* ___
l‘L** rent
----- rate. 1015 Elm Avenue.
( HIGGINS SMITH-WIGHT, INC. I" tu,‘
"ugo. Jewelry, ladles ^nd $
riK C U L lN K PERM ANENT W a v ___ ___ ____
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Real E staU and
- FL T ,!^ ^
K- A1 0 1 ,1
FOR HIM
weadnjf.' apparel. Glvoi-yowY -1—
me G uaranteed not to burn
tvv *>
m i,
,
INS1 RXNCE BROKERS
Beautiful bungalow umong ouk
MAIN HI. ANI
!e A Furniture Co
^ v.iiinr.H.i 4ij lint tu uurti. yvVO !• 1 RNLslIKn m nm j *"'* _
^rtft*?$
Vlnin^ t new large living KI.M AVE AND U1TII STREET
~r~i -----w * A S trtst watch j Your <
bus t Street
Madam H arriet, over Mobley*
i,„i,. h n ,........... me
71 •* h , l
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LEATHER GOODS and Fountain,
3A U lull line
Drug store..
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room, two bed loom*, dining non):, ' , E,„,j Ton Tru, k
iCnaTL SetnlnoU- Book Shop, Me. I- * * * * * * ° Ru*?, n 8 u P!
[n right
Cash or
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,Hthr,,,M« e * n'} A * 1* /
S ta rte r Fine Shape
HOP,00 Ijinder Arcade.
lant ‘v n ir btisim-*Till: NEXT TI ME vou are sief r „
,
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.
.
WANTED TO RENT
Three fur- -Mpleteh furm she.lrua.lv
try C h l,n p r:i'’:c You soon w-. «?»— Ko. n. I'»r lltills e h e t-p ln ^
.....for you
move m Double gar ID23 Dodge Panel _
ta le Co., general gel well and will ke^-p sm iling
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keeping on first floor near pri
f1”" ' " n<| ,h ru ,,» Owner ( (mod
$350.00 90— Automobiles for Sale
NASH
-id,-walks, build- Phone IH2-J for appointm ent. Dr FOR P.ENI
AtVructive house, marry .school. Answer "G," .a- , r" r ?10,510 0,1 U‘rnw t " “ t I [ ijo.j |)(>(jKU E XJire
Ijj.vdn ihe world io -n m to rea r
SMITH m o t o r s COIgauntr boxes J, R J .W! P7. MacDougall, 1st Nat. Bank
keeping room. 1217 W 2nd St. H erald office
ari cu*-v'
‘
T vt
-n r„
sirfin ii KENT VULCANIZING WORKS
Ftnp, f$ X
■»*<••Phone 671 .1
------------------------------------------------ DEAN BERG CORPORATION
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HOOD AND GOODYEAR TIRES. Plea sure csis DOUGE
and GraL*rm "
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6.
1*
Batteries.
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• SEVEN OR rig h t room furnished
HeralU Building
G" “ lm 1 1 2 Ton
Elm and 12th St. T '
New
D istributors Chandler
I P T A X 1 T ’f i n n o I I
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I home with garage wanted 0:1
Phoflu 713
1 l.iko0 ‘’
uw
$1250.00
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Commercial Avenuo
reliable party. Ref-) —
SANFORD BUICK CUk“ i
1D2G Grahdm 1 1-2 Ton
212 Magnolia Ava, v .
PAJITMENT HOUSE for sale,
KEY TO happiness. Htudebaker
Phonf 307“ '• iModern, rent reasonable, well In* T Annual ren tal *0,000. Good in
j
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for
Christmas.
San
Juan
Garage
Fated
but
not
necessarily
close
"f£ GOPSj
ijtnfont. A. P. Connelly & Sons
l, va*j
Co.
LINCOLN
—
FORD
FO
blight consider unfumiahed if good ]
YJOTYA \
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Edward H iggins, Ini
|7dP*T! s o Me B o o y s
proposition.
W
rite
particulars
Jo
. DOM €?
Commercial A Palm etto. P t
USED CAR E X C H A N G E CORNER H O U SE Close In, 5
|A o l d L A D D e t *
"Rcniionslhle,” care Herald.
CORNER PARK AND SECOND
rooms, $300 down, $lll monthly,
I$R 0N 1X MV
Q W. WAN3I.KY, M anager
DIES, OF BURNS
8.3— F n rm s n n d L u n d fo r S a le price $4500. B art Nason, Vuldei
^ •M 0 6 R .
note! Bldg. Phnr.r fl53
CHRYSLER r ’
BRADENTON, Fla., De
Cn AS T FULLER MOTOR CO (AT— K enneth H. Mulklna,
ATTflApTIVK FIVE room house
Sanford Ave. nt 10th St. Pheno 692 25 y ears of age, linem an
and garage, vulmildu lot Chaplocal power company, di<
s HEMINOLE (IUDSON-KBSKX
FOR QUICK SALE—This new up- mnn S t $0 5MI. Favorable term s
n
ig h t In n hospital here I
to-dato bungalow Is offered ut- Mrs, W heeler Jones, Vnldex lintel.
, v'
INC.
severe shock and burns al
203
Oak
Are.
only $0750.00. First |u»ymerit can
1/bdy sustained yesterday
r
Phone 41
*y
be ns low an $750. Balunre $05.00 FOR SALE OR TRADE — Eight
when ho c»me In co n tact
per month. It Is complete nnd
room Duplex Bungalow on lot
Hve w ife carry in g 2,300 ve
II
UPS—
MA
RMONtJ
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attractive, with S rooms, fireplace,, 50x151. J u s t being completed.
wu«,u nativeiftf, Pauling, f
S an fo rd Autmnqliih*
both, onk floors and numcroiH' I^uch’ ap artm ent has private hath,
ifOfl Mugnulla Ave.
built-in features; B etter- see a * 1 hot am! c»ld -w ater and fire pUeo.
rig h t away.
JEWETT AND PAG
Hard world floors In two rooms,
RIVE'S GARAGE
Double g srag ed . P riv ate en tran te.
Sanford Dealer
WJU consider ono or two well In
COLCLOUGH REALTY CO.
v i mt k »
rm*
c ite d lo ts'a s p a r t paym ent. F. D.
Tel. 732
F in d Nat. Bk. Bldg Breeden', S m ith's .Barber Shop.
Kjing Is restricted to
M f Station.
t r Is made The San*
l will he responsible
• Incorrect insertion,
for subsequent
The office should bo
mediately in case of
dj 1WIN 1 LJDD*J) 11
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Dy Lrane A'cnr
unoi S iu :1
TvsAbUC N 0U ? £
NOO . NH 5 0 N ,
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For Sale
Il.H .I,.
INSURANCE
WOULD HKJC
( m , u iw tf A
FLORIDA FARM—20 scree.; good,
. soil, $75 an acre.
Im m ediate,
possession. Payable 8 r$ r cent
Garage now. occupied b;
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MIIJ.ER O. PHI
ItCAl- KSTATK WANTKP
_____ _ ih o u th Florida,
in onswering tn
.dvcrit.unnL-nt tell’ mo' how mui
|ynu hnvn paid, the twlauc® du
0
r l I the lot numbers, jUjA the locntl.
rofetty. j of preperifi also .give y<ft»r Vf*
workhouse^
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W orld's Circa l e s t V e ffc ta b le
Ion. Its R ic h e s t G ard en L an d
A sso d ajled l» rc sa F u ll iie a s e d W ire
S A N F O R D . F L O R I P jC
Part In
Declare
^ V . D E C p i Q E k j a , 19 g
R ig h t J ! « Kc s Today
Salm’B Separation Suit
M e D e r n io tt C o u n se l
CANTON O., Dec.
11 -counter attack .on - the
claim, that Don R. MelHanlon jjuhllslibf, wnu
k l t j f i plot hstihed out
MwarKtHt’ eofispiracy, the
fK'!on::o of l-nft-Ick Fugmie .MoNorthwest Winds Following
dertnott; oho of the nllo/rcJ
.Blizzard ^Gives' Prospect
■ilaydrs. declared In trial,dotirt
ttyluy that the prosecution also
Of Coldest Weather, This
'vujf^'lirty (6 n conspiracy.*
Season, For Middle-West
/Dponlng Jirrumonts and fjrc.t
U'SWuKiny in th e,trio ! of M r.
deratott dirw «ueh a trowd tbi .
hmrmng that nine special <l«-p.
uty sheriffs were railed tn tt>^tofir order. . MeDerraolt ""en
Suh-Zero Temperatures Are
tered tin* tonrfrooni unman
That Contes From Rockies
achd. ..
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:
General In Wake Of Storm
.'Opposing counsel. ProHocutor C. >fi, McClintoek Und hto
mmlKtanta, ‘Harry, W. B a rte r | .KANSAS CITY, D cC.rCl.-^—
C°ld northwest winds today
nnd Jumos W. August, for the
"tote, nnd K. I,. Mnio, Homer Ibwughuxjsiw flurrleu to ".many
part« of tllo middle.West nnd
Dunuifl. ^Hd Janice Erpinloy,
roU|hwrat, acndlnf- thcniinnirter.i
for tho iMfcnjio, wont into the*
fumbling With flip pn>*|>ect that
jjldse'a crui rubers fo r'n midmiiIthw section,.Would experience the*
thtloh uu'soon ns the court wan
coldest \yenther of the seaufn fol-l
called to order.
#
Tie Department Of
Igriculture Jg 'ASK-1
jg For $128,362,000
feral Roads To
Get 80 Millions
h* ivl *4uUiir.«wk*; i *•
retary Jardiue Ap *ars Before Com-j
littee Of The House
ASIII
ON
N , II*
) c c , 1 3 :—
is iIINNOOTTO
—Creation'i»f Iwd :iilbieJiiireHiW^o separate reih and ftlifiilgr aetivltloa
|c chenrfotry and Bollfli[t*t of l(ib Department of
Uiituro waa provided for
c department's. appropril.m, caro'iMfiC ^128in62,-
S
iu>r tolnr.t- amount ' oppn
itt the J»ill, nearly W0,000
is'^more continue the relenta/ugaimt insect die ts. The
sms $77,812 nbflvp current
but $4,774,000 IAllow liudgi't
tcs. Tho reduction was cfhy paring down higlrway
nnd indicntlOft use of Utjcsl monies previously npprbctary Jardino appeared bbic House appropriation comewhich drafted-the bill, and
nonded consoliTlntlon of the
n of chemistry and soils Into
r<iui of chemistry and sail*.
Id that tq the new buevsu
be trnnsforrdd nil the ran
I activities of the of (ho two
■ While a fowl, drug and InUv administration wodld be
■ to conduct the rc.-pudatory,
Her work.
1
toprlatioo for the IwoT nev*
I t totalled only * 20,000 Viora
lo t l (To (frTgftiir i W f e l ;
Krnse to" bo used in Invest!I plant district expositions
Krm fires which last yonr cost
llives $150,000,000 |n propknul in enforcement of the
I stores act.
ferial increase over current
I were provided for certain
lies, including $-180,000 more ;
biitiniiul endowment to agrisi experiment stations, mukfe total $ 1 ,020,000; $ 1,200,000
kdlratlon of tuherculoais, toi87.S.OOO; $103,000 fo r blister
bntrol, total $471,000; $20,0d0
sdiniilon of European corntotal $085,100; $180,000 for
ctr beetle control, totnl
00; $2110,000 fo r co-opern-
2 Deaths Reported
traffic, threatened
' SVological survey-<wHuld b«
Ur; $1 ,r.H.OO0 f«r its
?*f *®.n te protection of ml2 # * . while another $30,be UfW lh the AcVv]op.
4 ^ ;r r
aiMued to a J a i S - f t t 'M r
fe-f* 0- Flanhcrjr and fvro
S S 5 S f e s ^ * t« S
move
Points west of tho cx'ntinonUl
divlda nlao experienced unusual!/
C0,C* ^OOtHcgT with SHOW gOtirml
throughout Oregon. Portlntul had
its first white blankoV alnce 1021
three inehrs recorded last
nlxht and HtUo prospect of clear
skies totjoy.- Forecast throughout
,
Thrra men wert- fined $ 20® each*
dr given tho option of serving 60
<hiy», for alleged operation of an
automobile while under tho Influ
ence-of intoxicating liquor, When
they faced (Judge W; E- White, in
police court this morning. They
s c i e I. G. Bryant* Jqhn Johnson
and-Wilt McKay.
For alleged possession of liquor,
Sdtrt Jones was fined $200. Drunk
•ltd disorderly chargee cost M«ry
E tta Lagrto $12 and W.-B. GIIde.woll $20. Charges of plain drunk
enness brought fine* of $7 each
to Toy Catchnn and,George BurnejtL while three meif, Harry Cope*
!«nd, Flfury
Graham, estreated, their $10 boml t
fur tlie conic Offense.
'
Disorderly conduct charges head•-S bn the docket
loblnson. ..Alonxo
)W«». W- ^ WJI-j
K
hlovie T h e a tr e O w ners W hose
IMnctw W ere ('Ihsed U nder
MlnlHterlul P r o te s l, T a k e
Lead In W h olesale R a id s
“
f
k
n
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TfcnElk ctub was invadedami a v . Vears For Slaying
young man arrested na ho played
popular alro nn a Vbltn for the nmnXcjtlent: o f mem rers. The tfpierCongress meets at noon.
Atur cf ;i gaa’ ill b y station opOil conapirncy trial continues.
-ponlto h-nlquart- .** was arrested
Interior Department bill Is bcso many tltpea that- finally after
foror House.
.
'.
each sale lip trudged his way £•
MeSsure to extend maternity act
cross the street to post his bail;
Is on Senate •calendar.
■—— - ' ;
• 1 , • Manager* of five* nrtovto tlu-uters
A mooting of the Snuford Yacht tn the town of* 50,000 were the
Club is to ho held in tho clubhouse
TUi '.dny night at ft o'clock for $he
purpose of dincusslng plans for thd Golding liroceedlng to arrost the
drhor of the bps that broughL-hliw
from Newark.
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Regatta Plans'Are
To Be Discussed At
Yacht ClubMeeting
Auto Accidentals
To Be Investigated
Cliauncey DepewAi
NBW YORK, Dec. 18— {/P>_
Chsunccy M, Depew, dean of Amfriean wits, champion after-din-1
ftvr speaker, former railroad presldent, attorney, senator,and public,*
figure for the »£***" nH ■
Sfia rnL.*.
greet tho liright
— fa Uu only InLirvlow plamu-J not Interfere-with
fo r the Chrlntmos season, Mr. Oe- others, It wos.'epi
Aold*au Associated P ress repntatlvo that he would carry
)h na at present and lot the world
»
•"motor, i^ccs, Its more attention is
being lwld to ^bls class, o f Tjosi
within the past few years than any
.
other sbd-officials of tlw club have.
in: rondo'plans for securing ibifeiral of
the. best known r a e m in thto class
lnV tn compete ln_lbe Hanford regatta.
ink ?j S|>4cd boat* from this city hbd
g
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TALLA H A SSEE, Fla;, Dee. 18.
~ W * ~ The State Supreme Court
to«lay held that L. Raymond Ostwn»
8uwaneeo county, must
JACKSONVILLE—*400,000 o f
Nve
W 1'rlsoh t o i HUfice and star* building to be «
*ng Herbert F. W ellfarc.
JHIIIhg took pla*e on March reeled, corner, Adams and Jails
Streets.
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■ - A—
« ' mueh n* "turning ^ e V ^ ^ n e w
their bonds were estreated.
, Minor traffic charges coa
odora Baker, John Larkin, i
B . Merithftw amount* ranging
from $3 to $5.
• .
Mississippi Bank
•rWASHINC
(a p > —
s p e c tr e s q f
h ib itfo n ja n d
O ffic ia te R e tu r n F r o m M e e t
in g In P a la tk a W ith Id e a e
F o r S a n fo rd C a m p a ig n 1 F o r
A T o ta l M e m b e rsh ip O f 2 S 0
Police And Deputies
Invited To Banquet
Washington News
•
SALARY HILL I'AU)
WASHINGTON, Dec. 13.-(/n—
President Goolldge today signed
The bill ralsing-the salaries of f j*ltra l judges, approved last week
by Coqgres
oton’s faultless attire, was tho cynr separation from . tlin fo n y c f
prrnie Court In New York. Neik young son, Peter, wore on band
LOS ANGELES, foec. 12 .—<JP)—
The Times tonight received • teio-.
*rnm from Diet'. Attorney Asa
Koyrs.sentJ r o m 1’hlludelphin stat
ing tbut he had wired state's a t - 1
torncy Crowe. In Chicago, routnrtfng tho arrest of Kenneth -O.'
Oriniston fugitive ctndefendant In
tho Aintco Semple McPherson con
spiracy case.
Keyes stated in his message that i
" • h««l Informed
the Chicago
authorities bo was preparing to
seek extradition of the radio matt.
The advisability of having Ken
neth G. Ormiaton, fugitive co-defendlpt'ln the Almco Semple MePhiiritm conspiracy cnie, bro*uglit
WASHINGTON, Dec. 13.—W )
—Korly sightseer* a t the cap
Itol thi* morning heard a noto
of tragedy that momentarily
overshadowed the bustling ar.
tivitlee of the government wheu
John W, Caldwell, of-Berkeley,
Calif, a Civil war vetomn, shot
and probably fatally woundod
himself at the top of. a stalrway juet off the rotunda,
t Apparently no ona saw th*
'shooting. The morning Influx
of sightseers w as-Just beginPing. Thb shot attracted capHoi guarifs, however, and s ta rt
led a large crowd which quickly
gathered. . '
' "
Capitol police refused
to
touch the man or pehmlt - any
oue to touch him. mid ha lay
for 20 minute* before th ambu
lance came.
.
Leroy Chittenden, John IHntermister and W. 9. Lftak of P*mpK.»ll T
tv..* _m at
s ^ ,
holl-LoBf.ing Post .of the American IXbother Item t)
t,.. •” ‘ **y movie theater 'owners l*'»* Ocptlston could easily obtain Legion, attended a meeting of the consider was th*
t h . 'vhc»3o tbentroii had been rinsed “ **<ipnrnto trial nnd become a Fourth District, Atnericsh Legion. H*prtdenUtlve L
‘ previously by ministerial protest. , "sta r" witness for the evangelist. In Paintka yesterthty for the pur publican, New Y<
1 1 j Their
1 : rtmted with, a police This was mtuki pt-nilble because of pose of acquainting themselves views on prohibit
ulin Judge befi-T whom thoy each hn<l1 tho death of 11. C. Benedict, of with details of the Legion's drive chamber.
the! I'**1 n $2 bail to appear in answer * C-*rm*l, who died subsequently to for membership which, opened toIncorporated in
a- ly L 1?;,
nt.
charge 1 of pursuing “worldly"|his nppournnee ns a state's wit day.
cofu^itutltyiil atnei
"Moby things which will assist Yofk-'ReprescnUtl
t*' oi-cn put tun mi u day when tho ‘‘vice npsa a t the preliminary trial of tho
,pnd n n ip o n tlity layw-pm-initn np)y !«vaiu^Ust and her mother^ Mrs. us in our campaign wars l^ m e d 1 toiced .Altoeal.opt
at t lie moot lug yesterday end wa
p travsling to 1and from church and; Mlrtnlo Kennedy.. ,
) Vi
,
are certainly going to use ovary
„ tho Hale nf milk and --------newspiThe
«,rs transcript of. Benedict*"
., The penalty for violation «■ the, testimony can bo used against Mra. method In an attampt to got at
, low i11 a $2 fine or, fur hablti- ■I o f - 1 McPherson and her mother in the least n membership of 250 men fo r
, frndi-rf, lit day sin jail, K\ n op-; superior court triul, but can not bo Campboll-Losslng. Post," I^roy pfoyidod for dfjf
f 1 i.;*.< n <)( railroad trains it irohi- Introduced an evidence against Or- Chittenden, commander, said today. pence of wet tthU
The largo signboard at the coy.
^ b i d b/ |lit- law, all bough nn a - 1 iniiton, whn was absent from the
Republican lest
nor of Pprk Avcml# and F irst vision v ia . a (Ion
• n 11 t iillown operation sf one preliminary hearing.
Htroot is to be ready tomorrow for the House Wairh;
I
•11ger 11 till a rl.iy.
tho uoo of Legion officials, who iqtjtee voted Siti
,
<-I It-i.dci » includerl 10 ue'v
are to pnlnt upqn it tho DatOCfl o f : all t mx liglalaUefc,
} , .reporters, who bad moiuh 1
-H men paying their dues fpr 1927 ■
convincing the pdioo' fh 'y ___
and atip the names of all new
|worldng/fillihg station-proprietors
meraberz.
, I rtrcei cm- conductors, notormcn
ever,. and Gat
Members of thd Sanfonl police
Thcrd.la in ^eminole county a
, jdrugglstH. I. irbers, bootbheks, and
ment U u i^ M
notentlnl
memUjMhip
o
f
400
men,
, I other*.
'I liree of the r-tporters
tack tm ih in j
local officials
and Intensive
|one s wi’i.inn. refil led to glv„ bail ( lie# ro|)ortrrs’ frotn |
’ocnl newspa efforts art- to bo made for a total that It* ii not
termlne how
I ,,n‘l w,'rt‘ uercrilmgly placed In n nor«. an- to be tho feucsta of Fe of at least, 250 membera
J cell.
I.aier their "Im.ignntion" Iht Frank, of tho Fefnlnolo Cafe
A fllqi depleting tho activities
- eoolod. however, and tb.-y gained for dinner #t 7:80 o'clock tonight o f the Amtrlchn Legion has.been after the 1 cu
their freedom through $2 hill*.
TI 10 dinner Is sold to be nn an- xccured for Uso by tho Banfortl Le I>re«ldcnt Coo'
Palin- co-op-anted fully with the nual feature of tho Christinas sea gion and is tq be shown on the Mellon " ? * $ ,
^theater men, one det-ctivo i»oing *on unit Mr. Frank Is giving il scrum at the Milana Th O U er oq
unsigned to each with H t pockets earlier this year than usual In or- Thursday and Friday nightn of this
filled v ith complaint lilanku.
dcr that tnoro of the men on the week. ,;JJio plcturo U said .to In| Many.arrested nierchanta placed Iwo forcea can bo present.
1nigns on tho doors explaining they
No program fo*- tfeo affair has
had been .arrested but would ro- *,e°h Announced, but It Is expected
tuni iln.Ttly.
Ono
rcstaurunt that ■short talks by Chief Roy G.
owner telephoned ixi’.'co early In WHIBsmx and' Sheriff Hand will
th« uictning, requesting that ho be Hiature tho evening,
arrested early, ns liu Wux too
*
...... .............
>v-L ’
busy around noon. Ho was ac- M a h M u s t S p P t f A Is
lortni-.mtatfd.
u a | IlU U M L O t r V t 1 O
Nations. O f j
nU " ml c",l"K‘‘ *,l,ck " " 1
'
red question, f * " " F«ur deaths vs ere rep,.rt; . i
mmoments , " nor^ w « l and George MucNa '
tted through ' mnrn' nRtM* c 'v*» war veteran, was
sion'nhd the ! hells veil li.-.it in the blizzard ne.u
>rs and ^>j-. Lishrridun, Wyoming.
Nuiiuou’ ^
t'vo remain rBUf'rd'nu-n and buy scout, were 4
ir^iiiigs|n tho seairh.
-,
i strength o f
Sub-toTo temperatures were gonNienigsberg, *'ial in tho vvnko of the siurni ]
, on the Ger- MonUnir held the rcccnl for cold I
and Ger- 'v»th up unofficial murk of 31 br :
f war mnte- low tonVnt Wilder, while the nior ' i
■geilly going Cl*r> ranged from five to 15 belt-* (
Chinese rev- at Helena, Hutte, Hillings, nnd i
two points l.ewi tin . The Dakotas nnd part I
Ited through of Nehioska also lay umbo .1 l.ea' y
hiinnel-. If snow blurket toilny with the met ■
unable to cury ivoll boluw zero. Omaha 1
I
in council of j ported eig h t below r.t midnight 1
is will take : Snow also started in Minnesota I
t Inst night.
.
•
nt reached ! A hllsiacd nt l-eadsvflle, Colorn- *
-utions along j'Uo, last night, the tln-nnomeUir •'
II in-nse, but stood* at 10 ubovo while Kansn-. rthe right of
recorded temperatures in 11
ed against th0 |Qwcr twenties with a ttcady
to maintain snowfall nt midnight. Thermomt- r
i tors were fulling in Oklahoma and I1
s of the nr- Texas early this morning. Tul.a
iited in the ()klu., icporting 32 degrees above "
lay attach a ; nt midnight, u drop of l f degrees 11
tltuir Hcrlin t|n u fcw hours.
v
f
,
•ttAiHuhil <*dxU*rision work,
thtf ^ekopnrativa
WBr'IilforirtWluWf vrfWeJv of
train
....
Defense Attorney Says He
Has No U hc For Radio Man
In Trial
Of Evangelist
Driven by bri?<k wind.-* thi'storm
MWcjit southward from Usnadn
Saturday. night and yvstcnliiy
enveloped the Itocky mountain n*thc Puclfir
Ll • m i l f l O Rlon “ nd pun
I l K t r A t ourthwe.it Htnln;.
Tin M
_____
izzun)
I A I i V a I t 0,,l!nu.Ml oa-ly today In the torrltary Caul of the y</ntlncntal di
vide whHe Albert:-, unit Suskuteli"- i
i s P lans T o ,7 ‘M" re ro ‘,l,**f'M»r ,,,,t ° r
wo.-.t,
h er C o n d it-j 'l."'1
10 yo>'rj
fillies P n c t
H° t’ ca“'11 w,'rr reported in the 1
flv fiorm n n v rnr'" ‘1,,tn Provinces and tratfe- ntull F o rm e r Hi. ihottse P r o p r ie lo r
H jus figu red P tfo m in en tl)
y
* "ire coinmunltuii.in u, p ,-ut off
i as e. 10 mile wind whipped snow
In Illin o is (JnnK W a r For
■ (/P) -Inter i Into banks frum 10 t>. -jn /, „t high
Nome 'I'iixu*. O ffir ia ls Claim
ermun anna
lliry |,u||dlnK In northern
an.
,u‘B t - ! Saskatchewan wen- buried but
-eugiio of Nn Munitdui erroped with a lighter
whether Ger enowfn||.
t the rontli..
.
, ..
bo Versailler. .
th rouith Montana in
to Wyoming.- Utah and Colormlu
u ii
the blizzard yesterday held up air
cachedj>y the n)Bi| |llonWi hnltei, lluUJ „ Mt.
?
foltiMment
indition Ilf
’l l alrnifl.
this ns It
supervision
H, n„t iK,,.n
Hie hurcau'i'a appropriation
|*mild be usetl In inspecting
I importe*!
frbwj Mexico,
-the rnnunittea re^brted, atip * have not , hurcocili'd In
r>$ nut the hoof*rind mouth
• .
•. ■ Aif*«*v* t* •
FWtathcr Buroau’a part in
information to commerwjatlon caused a $38,<}00 InIts appropriation of $235,,or. tevcvtigation nf ntwesPMnomctm.
»®tinuc- the * department’s
*[» with farmers' cb-qperubill provided $T^ 2 ^ 0
" n,rm. uco-operatlvq dcftibrt-
-
hlowiiiff n . blir.zard whlcji^eatorckiy
fatru.'l; the mountain states.
p#Mu°n 't r '
War Veteran
Himself In
Man’s Return Causes
Row In Los Angeles
** In Canadian Area
,
* destroy 'Ifnmrdirftely ttittlc
•offering from ,the difl«afle/
ttlmulnteo - intestinal tuber-
D te ir lc t A ttorr.eV K e y e s n ja p a tc h e s W ir e F r o m Q u aker
C ity T o W in d y C ity A sk in g
F o r A r r e s t O r R ad io Mrin
f c ^ r4fln
That Brock wggfo
dien hnother mac!
■Mi/fgot
ivteWpbmjMiL
�•Lake County Council
Of Club Girls Holds
ommt to n e r
TAVARES, Fla., Dec. J l y - J h l r ty olub girls, representing 15 of
the 22 organised glrl*r clubs in
Lake County, met In the office of
the home demonstration'agent re
cently for tt)d t i n t meeting of the
County Council of G irl*’ Club*.
The object of th * council, us
plained by MiU Marie Cox, home
demonstration agent, *1* to^syitematixo home demonstration work for
r advocate of • Florida
jjr Florida grown product* ware*, wi»y ahould they not In turn
buy our.products and push them
to the attention of the buying pubountr‘ com
WM". he' addcdT
7 '
The' Big Boston variety of let
Ie' wh6*has 'farmed fn
I district for approxl- tuce hue 'created . a - good market
«*s/,‘fc*lieye* tots the fw .lta e lf in >New York gnd other
r w M o - not attach Dot' even handle the Florida crop,
clUcs, y et .many local*’markets will
,, .
- ;“ t
teqtiort .it and local grower# e«y.
Mr. StccJ^ hns a farm of - 20
opinion- is o r t*
k H . g r o w s •area on Beardall Avenue and has
excellent .crop of «*lery. coming
totw npete in
Jrnla-Wid other on. , He has t$eo one nf the strong-;
atmfjwt .truck est advocate* of modern farming
‘■ U -b tftfto '.i
r the h9« S fro j
kans**vapd is a graduate of .the
Alabama^ Po lytccliujc;iIoatl^utfl * *
Auburn, lie took.',post graduate
college, work s i tho-University of
Wisconsin, whcwi/JuL reedyed his
Ph. 0 . degree. i.Hla graduate
studies were composed largely of
botany . and plant- pathology, pro
blems.
During •’'th e. past twrf
years he has been In Cuba with the
Tropical "Plant Research Founds-
meeting. A constitution and byawa were adopted7 .
The council undertook a plan of
tavinr each club rsb e money to
send one winning girl from, each
club to the state Girls' Club Short
Course in Tallahassee Hiatt June,
and ;to add to tjie ' scholarship
fitnd for sending one dub girl to
number two and,,
fa il 1 • \
um Steer” To This
MO^EY TO LOAN f
'• rfir;l -2 (6 '&'/<■
«
Business and1 Residential
••*
>i\r )
Mortgage Loan Dept.
DcCOTTES, SPENCER
*' ft DIGHTON'f ” '*•
sidering the fa ct that the growers
ore just beginning to Tealfxe the
g S sssw w l
posalbiliUcfttQf.to plant. ,
.. .
I n8r'- ,/ n . J ‘*noiry» 1027* under a
* . . . ' It !
•
constitutions! amendment, adopted
The'
tendency
of
the
market
tho
* * W «|^neral olecUon,. the chief
iw tiec id lllb o alteted . 1
.
, past two days is .believed to have
caused a number of growers to act
Th« l*te»t change in chief Jusescarole.
”
ticca, cam^ as .the. result of the ex-
S f * * / ■? vk SSWJ l'tof '*■
" Jud*e* ing
wccecd himself,
W tvJ'iVX
t?rp%erage
SANFORD
ZUEttk-M'lrtsTi
Among those cutting lettuce dur
agricultural experienced rSevcral
tho past week wore: A. D.
>oars ago he was foe a short whilo
W ;j5.PRIcfe.M gif.
\
Shoemaker,
Edgewntcr
Farm*,
C.
ibut the re-election did not affect
L
7
Flower*,
ArthurMoore,
Boll
in
citrus
ctfnker
inspection
work
lu
710
W.
FirstSi.,
Phpnt!
472-W
the chief Justiceship, and another
Brothers, Tenney and Garret, and
drawing fpr.tho two month* inter
GAINSVfLLE, Fla. Dec.' 11 .— I Pinellas County, and more recent
Charles
Fite.
ly ho has txj^n as*l*taoh 5a*hlfr of
vn wps Hecesenry.. Judge Browr
The appointment of Frank L. Hol n bank at Frostproof ond horticul
drew the office last December.
The Chase nnd Company block land as county agent in Polk Coun turist fqr Mammoth Groves.
Judge J . B. WhltA Complete Line o fJudgfc Ellis Is regarded by mem of celery, on Boardnll Avenue, is
udingr and Judges Glejm .bers of the legal profession n* wel one of the best looking in the. en I ty wi^i hraiiquarters at Bartow is
Frames and Screeds
|nnnnunceij by the Agricultural
d.RIvc^fittfordJVi.^
Medicine Cabinets -• 1
qualified for the office. He ha* tire district.
' Kxten*iim Division of the Univer
Cypress
and Pine
nag been ’* member of the beucl
sity of h lurid it. lie will work in
Light movemonta of lettuce are
HARBIN, Manchuria. Dec. It — Draining
pjoq joaou peq pun ' sjb s .c ^ i Ju ,
|
rnoperution
with
the
county
coin1
by-,*; final draw-'/ -the chief justiceship.
exjiectod next week and the pricn
T\venty:fivt)v'Pprvns wore
|missionerH and the Agricultural killed and 10 Injured, mostly Chi- 8Hea thing
should *ho\v an increase.
Siding
Extension Division.
nu»e, when freight and passenger
Mr. Holland is a graduate of tho trains collided near Tichlfng, in Flooring
S E M I N O L E C OUNTY FARM
H. M. Rumblcy sold a mixed car
*
sNOTES
of beans and. peppers tho early College of Agriculture, University Shengking, on the Southern M^an- Celling •
of
Florida,
nnd
has
considerable
Fltriih
churian
Railway,
,
part of the. week. The car brought
M oulding*
approximately‘|1,400. Ha also cut
Lath
four cars of lettuce and* will have
another car of peppers next week.
Brick
though it will be among the first
L fm e
»r
to bd shipped.
’
C. A. Hinton, on the west eide,
Planter
.
Rtolahardt," known
has an exrellcnt block of celery
, • fci .J 1 " ' ’
/< :
W h it t Rock Plaster Board
“Apple
lour Christmas,^worries disaiipear hero like MAGIC.
I Boston Steelo cut a cron of good it looks as though it would be
Nalls
ready during the second week in
ttfyA tenlca," an d . credited tottuoe Friday.
Anyway, DROVE what we^sny, it’s a abort run an
Screen
Wire
IJanuary.
.
•.
Introducing the honey dew.
« «*»• J ***r .
evening.
'
.
Builders
Hardware
f f i ' ^ ’.QQVnUr; I* dead,.
It has been estimated by several
BOOKS & CARDS
Doors
,;’ ‘
, '
Twenty-seven
cars
of
escarole
Wft Germany O ' year* *g0 authorities that 85 per cent of the
Windows
,,
Were shipped during tho week.'
'jf # * -®f"l»T|n4'h!a first Job tolary In. this district ho* already
Murphy Ironing. Boards
ijlfng parrels of apple* ‘for
t»,
j Mad# to Order
.
Charles
Merriwcather, G. F.
i ’hillipa Block
-*-•
Winter Dark
^^ 8/ ll>W «p«ct#d ,to get a
Smith and American Fruit Grow
r forhJ„w qrik 5 h u k w u g iv er* Farm No. 2 all have very good
Fred Dornej- 1
stands of celery. The piovcment
choice between a beg of apof romalnc this
from these places .nhould set in
d a iwlft-kfik* H ejrte three
alxnit Jan. 1 (L
Holland Appointed ,
I*oIk County-Agent
V N E W * ?•
LUMBER YARD
D O N O T M IS S T H I S W O N D E R F U L ‘
C O L L E C T I O N O F G I F T S ! ....
K IA L T O G IF T S H O P
Waste Not
,
“Wilful wt^jte ' makes woe
want5* is as (true as ever. Bym
ln^ iiot an^i by saving, pass
yond the danger of woeful wi
Wtf bffer ydu. a pliice for ji
savings both safe and profitai
4 Uer’Certt Interest paid On8
.. . . . r
k
A c co u n ts
^
. .
STRBN G TO -8ERVICE
The Price Is Richt
*pd,»old tye
’ ftr lUty
j9|N 'FM tiic- dtoruM iu
Thirty-three cars of lettuce went
out during the week at f.o.b. prices
of front |1. to $1.25.
bardt died suddenly at
fjrttOe; bom# yesterday
B W :, Shortly «f|fr hi*
r 'apples- he aeqdired a
into an argun\pnt
bar. pushcart
dealdr
lly OYor., territorial
qf,MtUed the argument
‘
itocfthlpk.: Kelly
ag^i and Steinbecame
-esldent and solo
pany founded.
a a a ia a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a .a M
lig h te n t iie Jt o t is e u
r ^ 'k e c p '& r ya
g
JO.WU’V U
W i M 's t i
m expected
future, ac-
t e r .
thro* p w iW behind
’ to : d«4d;-there.hM
$ 1 2 :5 0 to
Your Ril't lU fftrislU V irranL. VS for the presentotion
of ueveral glfta of silverware. t H Is a most Katlsfacipry, anawer of "W hdriq Kive?,’ Herc nre a few worthy
auggeslions. /
)*•
C», PtftdoLATi
C ' t - S tT S 1
...Pin* —win m
. any woman hfe
'vJ’»\$ 17 to $ €
. * LAMPS*"
Ifw
Lovely airta
Jhatthsrm.
• J 2 00 to 1
$45.00 '
CANDLE STICKS
c r ea ih er s
aod from
MiriaA.
Lj||. At.
-ORitLslrL
Com plate end pracUoel
<%tPrX2--- for table utt. D.oii»,
« 'j*Avr I ii4i
1
v g r y
; WAFFCC IRONS-.'."
h 4s.'t 1« | •• <ri^ce
Wamee cooked rt*ht
f l a t s il v e r
w -
E v e ry nil
jP
^ N e x t to YoweH
WT J- !,' ,V >»
, '
•
TbAsYfins .
vn, toasted brs
tastes dslicioui
U ^ to s e .s o '
Ndw w a it a ip in u te !
euKCTRic R anges
« r f i r ou^ ' ••
> $ 6 6 .0 0 ttT V 38.00 1 ^
GHTfC
•
T h e lahdlord m d h ’t build th is JhouV 10 stt
m ig h t n o t s u it h is n e x t tq n a n t. t f ho\h»d'' '
Y o li'y r ill'ffa d t h a t n obod y can'plBii » hogs«
n eed s b u t.y o u r s e lf.
’
.
:
'
•-W hy n ot h a v e th e p le a su re and comfort
, h om e now ?. .
• - '
.
i
v : ' W e ca n photv yqu , a s wo h av e showi?
- t h a t b u ild in g a .h o m e w ith .o u r m a to r^ U
�:%'--f:Z*:
m^-'J
,$ n &
■i» - j
-1 -Hrj
von Oppeln peels potatoes * , arid
Baron Amd Von Rautcnfeld awaba
decks. And better potato peeler;
and deck swabbers and hornpipe
dancers never sailed, tha count
swears.
Each
young
nbblemart
has
brought >60.00 for "potato money"
in case the Vaferfhnd commissary
get* low.
- J
Fish When Broke
But that ia the Irvaat of the
Seadevll’s worries, "We make our
way ns we go," he explains. ^W#
use what money we have, and W'i
fish when that is .gone. Perhaps
wc may find a desert island'and
est up housekeeping by our w it*
“Our cruise may last a year. Or
it may Inst throe. So long ns we
are doing sometUng for GcrraanyT
we'll ho satisfied. We are out to
show our wares in every country
"I could never live on tho land,
and I could never etand by idle,
while the politicians and intriguers
scheme for power in Berlin, and
on three continents.
1 UOI
ices A re
$ World's INTON.Y. HARBOR
teras Soon ASCOUNT
m
'm
- .
J yH
and ramie of th* op*ra” organization. The dancers ore all Nobleman Who Was Pirate In
familiar refrain that young, remarkably gifted, nod each
War And Mnde Friends Of
of Sanford a solo dancer.
H is Prisoners On Friendly
» ln * vaat throng - “Lutis’ di Lammermoor" will be
Mission To United States
t. Doc. 30, for the the final performance, on the eve
ning of Dec. 31. Tho plot of Doni
By Marian Hale
zetti’s dpdra is ‘ founded on Sir
NEA 8ervice Writer
.
Walter ScOU> novel, "The Bride NEW YORK, pee, 13.— Petyr-fdn
o f ’ lammef-ttiootV' The first pro- —it may interest nn admiring
diction Was in Naplesh in 1836.
world to discovc/—has nailed Into
J*
! principal Zingers to appear New York harbor on.a four-mnsted
in 9 >ch of the threo operas to be yacht,’ bearing the .title of codnt'
. one 'of1 tSrfore'm m t o
‘ day dramatic sopranos, in given in Sanford are: ' '
and wearing 21 war decorations
"AldA” on the evening of Dec.1 for valor.
role. The lavish volco of
11;
donna, ahd tho «kill 30triJ:
Pater Pan he certainly must bo,
Clara Jacoho the boy who never grew up.
ah* utes It* Is one of Aida ............
_____ ____ _ Coo Glado
.g c io m j,f.<y?eratic Amueris
But for n workaday world he
Gaotann Tommiiilni goen by the name of Count Felix
current season of Rhndumes
tt/V- IH A J
<? ' Amonasro ...............Lorenzo Conati von Luckner. .
, in fou$ acts, was The King ........ ........ Natnle Cervi
During the war he was u pirate
I JO fiejltU i 1871, In Ramfis ................. Andrea Mongolia of the type boy* like to imagine
M
° V h5 Messenger .............. Francesco Curd themselves, sailing his "Secndier"
Incidental dances by the ballet_,y*n m New York
nrouad the ‘world, winning the
"M artha ,’1 the tnatlnsr of Die. frarsomo nnme of "Scadevll,’’
,ie, two years'lafimnr.s 1 aria "Celeste d lst:
sinking 13 merchant vessels in
»" L*. o
of the moet dramatic Lady Harriet Durham, maid of
two months—but never shedding a
honor to the Queen i....... ....... ,.
’
‘111 flf
«ii». find
drop of blood nnd never failing ta
------ Consuclo Escnbor convert his enemies into jiersonnl
)- brought World-wide
late Ciiruao in hi* Naneg, her confidante .......
. BERLIN, Dec. 13.—UP)—That all
; friends.
..... ..............
BerniceSchifikcr
t'lh c Metropolitan.
hum«n existence is dependent upon
Only a Larking By
Lord Tristan, Lady' Harriet’s
Now that the wnr is over, he
cousin .................
Ms
talerefuses
Cervi still to be anything tint
,|k >p .it fwir act*, by Flotow, Plunkett, wealthy farmer
n boy out for a Inrk. His chosen flecUoc.s front, the earth's surface
__ _____Giuseppe Interrente work is to show the world whnt and from radio-active substances,
g g>j| ji l w rfm inance frr Vicnopern is an slab- Lionel,,his foster brother ...... .—
desirable goods Germany con man was ihti object of a demonstration
Onofrel ufacture. In ther words, he Is a by Professor Adolph Lazarus of
^oijthe
erlii of Richmond
__
Ireenwlch,” a baftet
traveling salesman for his coun the Berlin University at the Inst
• Luigi di Cesar# try. Hut is ho a brisk and t«rre- meeting of the Berlin Medical So
g with teal by St. George,
Conductor, Carlo Peroni.
id.music by Flotow, Hurgmuller
snme business man ? Well,- his ciety.
The opera will he followed by ,(jpn WUH to get his yacht, the
d Dcldedvet, which was suggest
"Human beings,” said Prof Lax.
Actual incidcrd, a nd pre- dancing divertissements iiy the h a t■ Vuierlsnd,” take his beautiful ’ nrus. 'move about on earth in a
.Paris in 1844. Tho first lpV., , „ ,
,, J , ; countess and a jolly crew of widen 'bnth of light.' hut our present
production was in 1862.
•Luca dl Lammermoor, Friday
but one Hr„. Urol)s and thlll state of culture tends to exclude
^ Ate entertainment in nd- evening, ie c . , 1st.
; one a prince, nnd unfurl anil to some of the most valuable nnd ef.
the opera, will follow the Lord Henry Ashton
'the winds of the world. Incident, fectivg of these rays of the uni
and will be made up i .<t r ". " V
* /*
“by. hi* ship ie u floating exposi. verse.
‘ 9 Connielo Kscnhar tj(in
of elaborate and spe- I.uciii
-f at tractive merchandise
"Men, compared to women, by
dances by the Snn Edgar of RVenswood
i . the best sf.rt
f advertisc- reason of their modern clothing,
Gaetano Tomtnnsini
,
, m_____ Opera Ballet. Tho
live in »n extremely unfavorable
r.
.
me.'il.
Natnle Cervi
I that Fortune Gallo has ns* Itriymoml
hi bit >ti (j in
the lint*1 of temperature,
whereas
season has been otip Norman
led this
tl
l.ulgi De Uesnre
but just called b> present day women's clothing has
jilghts of the opera season. I Alice
Pilllllll Fab •
'Ahi i fouttei Iv ^ i i • improved the general state of
I.y liiu bullet.
city visited by the famduaj Incidental iliu
f wu i
health to such u degree that the
Humans Dependent
On Radiated Light,
Says Berlin E xp ert
a « 'S :
stOne Third OfStatp
es In Florida Is Spent
’o rPensions, SaysLunihg
--------i Rntes to and from lakeland, Fin.,
BUCHAREST, Due. 13.—(A7 — on r(jlM mui commodity freight
Princess Henna will marry prtnea #J,^ fajr at t hcir present levels, the
Humbert, crcown Prince of Italy,| interstate Commerce Commission
within '1 months of King E c n l l n - ;^ been advised by an'cxaniitier
and.lives, or ns soon thereafter as •assigned to investigate a complaint
iwriotl of mourning censes,
t ^at city's Chambur of Com-’
should the monarch, die.
merer. Tho commission, it wan
The betrothal of the Princess, recommended, should not order any.
changes in Lakeland <irates, and
nnd the Prince, so the story
gras arranged at thflttimu uf thf. should not'allow any reparation td
Unlo-Rumnnion convenlipn
la^t* -Lakeland jshlppers on fllttiraf for
September. The cpnvontiqn at thq over-chargs.
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At the ffQme time tho ,comln(«>,
Hmo aroused great wrllieism .1 in
Rumania
When tho criticism was alon was advised to require,the At*
atrits height, Premier Avcrcscu, is lantic Const U ne to cei\jc main
reported to have »aid to one of taining rates to and from Lake-,
lAhd from the United States and
his close-*! friends:
••Maybe they're right. I didn't Canada, which arc higher, thau
get much from Italy, except n those nuu'nti ined to and from Tamitself
must
throne finr a «Princess
trf Rutnnnia.’p -pu. The commission
I 1 I 1 V V 0 O VS
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I
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Heuna.
who
recently,
PaM
ul?0fi
^
examiner
fl
recom
Meant ime
toured tin United States with her mendation before action is. taken.
mother iiit'i her brother, Prince
Nfchulu* has introduced American
Styles in HurhoreHt, as far fcsnport clothes are concerned. She
has bi-i n 'O the Boulevards of
Steve Cherry, said to reside in
Bure ha i >■'■!•* including
Champs
the
Ninth Street negro section,
D cilr)'
wearing a woolen golf
SWeatci and heavy turf shoes, both was fined >25, or 30 days on thn
county road, by Judge- J . G. ■Sha
certainK of American origin.
ron Saturday, on a charge of as
sault preferred by hi* wife. 1
Cherry l<,.,««Id to hnvo struck
In Detroit Are Under his wife, several times and to have
forced her against n hot stove pi
The Scrutiny Of U. S. tho kitchen tif their hotne, ,Both
of her nrms were lu\dly burned
DETROIT, Dec. 13.—(Ah—Can
adian* whe commute to Detroit from the wrist* to her elbows.
Man Receives Fine 1
On Wife’s Charges
Krffiisu-,
Seminole.cauru.
the ir i
th*
tlstj
You. am) each of you. ars hsrsby of the ix
lj H
Au Ihl’*l
notitied' and required to present In and .to th* fl.!|!|jU
itny claims and .demands which you, Jots, -piece, or a . ^ h ,
or sithcr hCyDil may have jtgalmu
the estate l>f Mary A. 1^L-K«*ly. de.
eesinl. late *of BemlnoU County,
Florida, to thaTIon. Jaa. O, Sharon.
County Judge of Bemlnol* County,
at hi* office In th*- County Court
house In Sanford, a«mlnO( Cnunt*-*,
Florida, within twelve months from
the date hereof.
t Dated November. A. D„ 1»MI I .
,t«A L P H & HMITH.
Administrator < if the E atoja mi'"
L Mary A. W. Keety. oec4a«M
TC*i
c o v s ir '
WjV —
i
‘That pin
J lnK N o r t h * , ,, "A '
.
said }LV ninVl*
FOHD C E L l S t n r J S il
l a g to p it, is
jjO-Tt-o
the Public' Ii5ll!3t' •* t
'County.S
! , Aa‘
,IX THE rO tinT OP TIIB CO
JVOOK.
sE M U oi.fi
HTATU OF rCblUDA- ^ . ' V
In r* the K sta te .o f: .
’,
WILLVtM J. IJAniELB, ‘
,
Daceasad. 3*
__«~t ■ . -- R
n o tic b
’ RCBATp
FINAL 3
Notice Is Heroby XliVsn that tho
underalancd will, pn-tho n t h day of
4>eeemb*r. A. U. )S]|. present ’ to
the Honorable County Judge or
Bemlnole County, Florida, her final
return, account and vouchers as
Executrix of the E sta te o f W il
liam J. Daniels, deceased, hnd at
said time, then and there, make ap
plication to the said Judge for a
final settlement of h er administra
tion of *atd estate, and for nn order
discharging her as such Executrix
Dated this the 14th day of October.
A. -D. 1?26.
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i,N n O l.R (0 l\ v r
oK inVw
VIRGINIA . cURof?i*.«
UAL COMPANY i ' , ^
t l s l n t l f f ,- .
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R. M. CARR a WAT
Defendint.
Notice 1* her,b»
.
nnd by v|rtu, ( .f . wit'
tlon lesurd .,ut c,
**f >he Couniy C«m !
note Couniy, Floridaiu *
day of IVceinhtr, h i t ,
m e ther out of th,
I HH.LIf , il-rrurj I. 5,-"
THEODOSQA E. DANIELS, It M. CA RH A «A T .H lS i
A*
Exerutrlv of the tor nf the extii, ei „
£ “tllta
_
ot
William
Daniel*. Deceased.
,J.
P H I L L I P , ilectiied, | ™
mad e th * pum of i m i r S
of Court tax,d |n t h i n g ?
IN TIIH CIRCUIT COURT OP BRM- I h/tve I , vied upo« t o ,
i .n oi. h cocitnnr. p l o iu d a
for es 1* to ih. MgCStl
NOTICE OP SM B H IFP ’rkHALE
bidder for rath ulthli il
VHK1INIA - CAROLY
ho u rs of sale pi rh, I n a l
CAL COMPANY
t h e Court House la Ipg '
. WAItE. s Oor[
nole County Vlnrld atpL
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Plaintiff,
Srd. day of Jinusry.HR.fc
r ig h t , title and Intrrettgi
H. M. csAmiA
UAnilAWAY. as Admlnls-j
RAM P II11.UP. Dftewt J
or of tlie
the E s ta te of HAM
tratnr
th e follow In* dexrrUud lA
I’ll It,I.IP, Deceased,
or parrels of tpnd »Haiu|
,
Defendant. ;• i
nole t'oiinty Florida te-s
Notice Is hereby given that under ... All i ha I psrt q[, ft,
nnd by virtue rtf a W elt of E x ecu l y in g . Northwejt of
tion i*ku4d| out of a hit j u rider. tpeiCan>t Line fuilroM td I
B*nl o( til*: Clrpuft •-Clourt of I Netty|, -five ( S I ) ’ *nd ih eV niR
Mole County. FloffUa'.r. dated tint eth L i i P in if-tw *^ t i l i ’ g
day of November.
--command-': rEEKTtT p k i .t a : SI
log m* that out of the gooda and thereof of record Id ith*1
chattels liinds nnil tenements
of Record* of Remlfiol, Ci
PHILADELPHIA. Dec 13.—(/P) HAM
PHILLIP, deceased. In - t h e
—Property qf Gruvcr Cleveland bond* of IL J!., OARRAWAT, oa rid; In Plat Honh *I, Cfi.
A* Sheriff of Seat
Bergdoli, draft evader, seized by Administrator of ‘ the estate of the
Florid*. I
the government under the truding- said ham PHILLIP, 1 deceased. I*
nnd w(pi, labor lenders suy. com
pete with American workers, have
come under the scrutiny of the
federal government.
Tile government wnnts to know
about the Ut.Odu Windsor, Ont. res
idents who are mid by the Tietroll
Federation of Labor to commute
daily to Detroit
with-the-enemy net, hue been in
A protest was lodged by the fed creased to about >1,600,000 today. TO ALL PROPERTY OWNERS OWNING PROPERTY ON1
eration with Dr I’. L I’rentlHS, a
The latest sum seized is >20,000,
LOWING AVENtJEH:
San Juan Aramir, l** Aizshi
miuislrator
Last his share in a trust fund divided
Uarlos Avenue,.From Union Avenue to First Str«i.
i I'.II. eonimiisiuntr among heirs of Elizabeth Bergdoli
The following is the final estimated ro-i uf [uuif
1 igr.iti m, ordered Sheening and Louis Bergdoli, futhAvenue, I^e Avenue and San Carlos Avenue, .12 leet >9 , ,
, Idoiil il tailed i m - ( i r of tile draft evader.
,1 eneli Uunndlun
No opposition to the seizure will Union Avenue to Firat Street with sheet anphali on ,i S inchi
once so prevalent unuemiii among fn
4110 i-uhic yards grading at 40cr ..
young girl* and women
;
asse*
throuugh
the
be
offered by Mrs Emma U Hergita to wol k< i wha
2730 lin ft. concrete curb
gutter at 7»*<
have entirely dlsnppeare
doll,, Grover’s mother.
immtgrni o n for mailt lt‘»
IDJ lin ft single curb at 36c
1308 nip yards paving at >1.82 .
090 mj. f{. cppcrcto alley returns nt 3Or
I-nborntory Inspection .^of. materials
Legal expense, advertising, etc. 2 1-2 per >-rnl
Engineering, 6 per cent ..........
Interest caiTying r h ' r f 6 per cent for 6 rr ntty
to tax that the people of revenuo ennn In* umsI for itny •)t«,!i{ \t-h**\3 vnhji h 1 -mil UVt i x
are paying g«ea for pen thitnig hut the purpose* for which HI f t ttl l hi" fill? til If!
Vt "h* timr lht*n
ituiTlTasurur J. C. Luo they were collected, the treasurer
obi ,,ird
rd
I Ir'
m out hvre, in a .brief rc said Therefore, he udib-d. outside Ifill **l> };\ ||t »f H<{ •.
notbingt. of ‘Y
the various items'of levy
th** uthers, the general rrvcMitiQ
re venue*-t
nls.. Id ti'jg.s* ami parrot^ Hiilfinf'Ml
1 ii&t *t«v is 7 1-2 mills,! K' thcr with Uuo.mi*ra!l iiijlirollll
.gninng said, end of that mill- rupts of tlie trensu.y. Itar care for ernlile, all re‘- ued from the cup.
Dor Von l.U> knur
every other jmrt "I the -late go' lurvil vessels
ilr4 il levied for pensions,
loves lift! too well birrv.elf to t|i*'
t'iniueuL
number of pensioners on the
etroy even nn animalV.
The ,i»xpen*e»<
i;,j>«yr 6i r on Dee, 1 was
, , , . of tl'e Hoard of
The captures were rimdo by fit
sJfidow n ;und 837 soldier*, or ] Control, which ha* charge of tin
ting an extension of tin, nine on
U l of 3,072. The amount paid University of Fk-rida, Mate Col
the mouth of the one old cannon
Torember'srtik I124J54IUJ6.
I 1**0 torWomen, the Honda In
1 .. .
. . . . . stitute for the IJenf sill) the nlitnl, the "Seemlier" boasted And i*nr!t
people knonw,’ Mr. Lunijig 1 nt. .Nt. . Augsstine,
,
,,
, , time I h.* crew of tiie infit orcii ves
" 1
tin- N.-gr-. A. fi
cl rarnc nlciard. tile ic «1 of the
cliZ* of person* is getting 11. College, and the cxp.-ti'c- T lb
,
prisoners stood nround t., c n Jo ;
one-thlni. of
the
state
levy
. .
i statu plant board, niiiai coitie from rj,
'
ZHuyis stbU; levies are, gen -1 th<,
Ken(,rnI I...............
.......
amazement i at sight
of thea
VtlV A* "IV* HI roveniuie
L T v I MI U t
Ifund
UI I U \olal,
VXJ *** I | 1
l i s
en\io, 2 mills; general |tho amount of which, the treasurer
,
KU" vJhlcc,‘
^ neariid
mills; petulno tax, 2 1-4; said, is Insufficient to pay their cx-. them into surrender without a shot.
Tho arrival of new prisoners wim
rd of health, 3-8; state penscs, and must he supplemented
always
the excue* for a big dunce
, 1*4; tick eradication, from miscellaneous receipts Icavschool text books, 3-1, j |ng ■ the latter to pay expoflses |in the euhin, with wines from j
every country represented t ty tin1
prison, 3-8
other than those enumerated.
j prize ships,
and delicacies from
Rergdoll’s Property
Increased In Value
Total cost .................... .
T l >'« Iiorry* entirety hjr udjartent property iivnicri
Numlrer «f feet frontage,2,059Jl2.
Ill.fi
i
Assessment jibr'Tdot fforttiige, >9.007'’
' . ^ F ji E D T ,v W i l l i a m s ,
SANrORD, r LOR ID A
Firat Street Extension
Foot ^
Description
Nam
Frnnti|t Uj
D2.SII 1
...... Lot 10 Block K
F. E. Crandall
25
C. U
. ............ .._«Lot 11 Block K
2\
r E. Williams
Ix>t 12 Block K
■»^
_ Lot 13 Block K
j r F .Williams
f . E Williams
Lot 14 Block i\
^
-M
. ' Lot IB Block K
C. K William*
Clia*. P o r e ................. ........... Lot 1 G Block K
25
Chas. Pore ........................ ...... Lot 17 Block K
. 25
Cbns. Pore ..... ,...............
127A1 J
Morris Felnselber
..i ...... Lot 19 Block K
112.89
IL Huilck
. ..Lot 1 Block L
127.88 J
Lot 24 Block L
W. A. Fitts, Jr.
25
___ IiOt 26 Block 1.
W. A. F|tts, Jr.
25
Lot 2G Block I.
W. A. Fitts, J r .'.
23
Sanford Hotel Realty Co. ... Lot 27 Block I
23
Sanford Motel Really Co... Lot 28 Block I25
J
, Sanford Hotel Realty Co . —Lot 29 Block 1.
25
Sanford Hotel Realty Co .......Lot 30 Block L
25
riijj
L. Chittenden & P. Mero J...L o t 81 Block I.
37
•
Gj
„.^.Lot
32'
Block
L
I,. Chittenden A P. Mero
11259
.
:„
.L
o
t"
ft
Block
L
Sanford Hotel Realty. Co
al it
25
L. Chittenden & P. Mero ..._.L*)t '9 'Block L
2S
^
L. Chittenden A P. Mero .jL o f fO Block L
25.
Lot
Block L
H. W. McConnell .......J . .
25 -’-'I
Bl ock L
j H. W. McConnell ........ —
23
Bertha E. -Earle ...___ !. ___ Lot 18 Block L
25
1
Lot J 4 Block L
iierthn E. Earle ------- .....
- 24' ‘,1
Sanford Hotel Realty Co/ ...X o t 15 Block L
U
Sanford Hotel Realty Co. „..Lht -Id Block L
I27.W
;j
. ..Lot 17 Block L
H. T. Bodwell ................ .
Il2i9
j
H. Hulick ............... ........... ...... Lot 1 Block M
127JS8
A
Thco, A te n ..................... ........... Lot 24 Block M
25
S. R. Wninright-.............. .......Lot 25 Block M
til
S. K. Wninright
.....Lot 21 Block M
8. R. Wninright__ _
Sanford Hotel Realty Co. ....Lot 28 Block M Sanford Hotel Realty Co. —Lot 29 Block M
/fl#*’?
8anford Hotel Realty Co. - L o t 30 Block M
.Lot 31 Block M
A. T. & A. K. Rbsaltcr
A. T. & A. K.
................. Lot 8 Block l T J i
Hulic k , .t.f...uiw»wi»tH..*-"*'—^
A. T/ & A. K; Boaaltor ..... — Lot 9 Block M ■ ■\\ J
A . T. & A, K jB o s s lte r ........Lot 10 Block M.
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G, L.' A G. R. T w i s t ' . .
.Lot I t Block M
f
;
0 . L. A G. K. T w ls s ....... 1 .'.Lot 12 *BtockM
1
HKAXTON U. HAU(;KTT and ORtfeN I). FAKKKLI*
llav t; opened it co n fe ctio n e ry Ktore in th e co rn e r rotim o f th e A rca d e , on
1ho c o rn e r o f F ir s t S tr e e t und S a n fo rd A venue. ""T h e sto re will be know n
B A G G E T T ’S
nil Uieir galleys,
| When the"Seepdler" gut
ton
crowded i 'mint Felix rein, taut! v |
|s ni hi< gu -hlg-a-hore in Die latest i
ship cupturea and starirtti t o ‘ nr
cumulate a new house party
In the South Sea islands, the
Srndevil anchored to give In* men
And there ' a tidal
SARASOTA, Fla., Dec, 13.— (/Pl a vac at mn
SONVILLE, Fla.. Dec. 11.
wave seized
the “Seendlqr" and
—
Lloyif
JThompson,
charged
with
8. Perry and 8. H.
the .embezzlement of $2,000 from crurhed it nn the rock*.
Elopers of Jacksonville the First Trust Company of S ar
"So we made tents of her sails t
Heights,
w«r** srroated asota, fef which he was an oftiev . nnd net up the first German rot
. todgy ?n five Washington w“* suppor.cd to be on his. way ony on a French island." juiy*.
"Ijit«*r. when we iiad
hero ‘fron4 "Havana,
"**J, warrants charging * them L—
------- where
L
*he ^wAs
" J ‘ 11 ur'‘nrr
lived
Robinson
Crusoe, lives fo r '
arrested
yesterday.
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lireQtzzcntatk’n in connecfrom
Havana said some vvrekr, fjvu of us set out i:i
,#,i„
sale of iota Itr the ■Advices
gHtey. The 1two men were Thompson was registered nF ortc nn open boat to find a new ship.” '
After many exploits, Count Von
ltd custody by. local deputy of tho principal hotels under tho
Luckner
wns captured by u British j
name,
of
D'DaM
Tiiomas"
and
that
in '*h»>dffieis of Hunting,
ty Company of which I'er- he mnde no effort to conceal his officer and made a prisoner of
presence. >He wur prominent hole war in Now £cnland. There, one
fdent,
in civic ahd fraternal organizations of his former prisoners found him,
J^ r r U h , J . M. Jones, J . E
and it was after he unrt his wife and bv interesting the newspapers,
G* Roche and J . A. Dougr* left for a "vacation” that tho made the count a public favorite,
’* o tv Waahington county shortage wan found.
nr "Australia's only war. prisoner
i r**l* citato developers
Al Joiner, president of tho truzt and the most hospitable raider on
nted facts to them and company, said that while the Wnr-^the seas,
d e f i e d them- of a , rant,, -charged .'.embezzlement ■ of
From his prison, Count Von
Dg from >80 to >860. > 2,000 the shortage would approx- Lurkner escaped by a rune which
Uifi.
t fulfilling contract JpuUp >77,500. j ,
^t ■>, toppled WJ guard into tho oento
advanced.
i :
Thompson is said to have told »hd secured tho motorboat and
ty. ja fl fjjjs jDorhijig Dr- Jack Hniton, surgeon nf the th* r.word of tho vary-officer who
Air Line Railroad, in Ha hnd captured him. Tho Sendcvil
Floyd denied all chargee
vana,
that
he was coming baclt Mto picked up the guard from the
con tracts did hot-.calf
Mrs, Thompnffh water and made o ff with him, to
lopmento claimed by face the music." r\
n
-*s■ £ '
is
in
Washington,
D.
C.
swoop upon nnother merchant vesitor*. They expected
rtol and capture It by sheer bluff.
I«t» this afternoon,
HOLLINS TO 1M.AY
5
War Knded Adventures
on county men a]
j Thr wnr titidtflpiifid <Wunt' F o llr
irmnU th^t Perry
BIRMINGHAM, Ala., Dec.
found his. edventures cut sfujpt,
lopora of JackW
)—Th# Southern Intcrcoilif
Germany was in dire, want nntf
“
ie ig h t s .j
indj.fi
A thlete Association today grant
helnlesM political Confusion.
jrmtssion to T
’ .And so h_0 Bt>t-dut on a trip
fc.U,
.play
the IThlVeraity 'St H a fir, through hamlet and city, appeal
W
rit#’*
ta=T_•■
y
f J rjf- ‘ 1
football team in Havana on Nev ing to the children to work for
i TB&ch Heights it Year's dity.
T h a* assoc! "*
0|S fatherland. And wjicreves ha
i
o f Jacksonville teams in Louisiana STa’t# N(
a (boy who loved tales of the
la tte r'
Jolly Roger and...dirks and .unL
■*c?tf Rchool
forms
let.
’{kn^wn lands, M tgok that by with
eralM arpuM tho
•'3.100
4DED. -
Of Realty Men Man Arrested For
rgedW ithFraud Embezzlement IsOn
i Property Sales HisWayTo Sarasota
P f ji pT
R tim a iria ril^ W ^
BTATK o p FLO fttpA. • / ;
In re tho Eatata ot Alary a , tv.
K«*t>Y
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Will Wed Humbert | ay3 Interstate Body To alldeesaasd.
Creditors. Legates*. DIstribal***, and
Persona having
or Demaitda against said
Of Italy, Is Report Wa s h i n g t o n , d«c,‘is,—(/pi— Claims
Kat ala:
; l r”d
h :" ^ ^ V lhL r ,t rS'XJanadians Who Work
l In1 first nlfuiitiojiute memento
arrived in the form uf thns- bur
rids of miu J i from the factor;, of
one Captain latum ilaldon, who
'idls his captivity on the' raider
the pleasantest adventure, of Ills
life.
Mix Hundred Emergency Clients
1 he next two t ' jwi)' respect.*
wire Edward Mhuglev. radio op
Mlndo,
No monies collected fur the vnr erator, and i iipt oy John
IA S 8 EE, Fin.. Dec. 13.
Almost one-third of th- iouv funds outside of the g ’peral fornierh of m Ameri an mer
'
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SANFORD’S ONLY CONFECTIONER^
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T h e very best of se rv ice in all lines p e rta in in g to a fir s t-c la s s c o n fe c tio n
ery will be given a t all tim e s. T h e m an a g em en t issu es a sp ecial in v ita
tion to th e public to rail and in sp ect our sto ck and fix tu re s , o f w h ich we
a re ju s t ly proud.
You will be im pressed w ith th e fa ct th at th is s to r e
is ju s t a little d iffe r e n t fro m a n y th in g you m a y h a v e seon in th is v icin ity .
W e a r e indeed proud to he a b le to an n o u n ce t h a t we have se cu re d th e
a g e n cy fo r th e ce le b ra te d line o f
^
M a d h a W a s h in g t o n C a n d ie s
1
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W e also hand le (Gilbert’s Fam ous* P an am a B r a n d -o f B e tte r C a n d ies, P o tl e r ’s O rlando M aid Candy w h ich is procured fre p h ^ v o ry d a y .
Ami, am on g o th e r th in g s —
• iL J* '
Tho Inst word in fountain drinks, ice creams, etc„‘ well known makes of
fine candles—loose ind, boxed, ataadard, brands of .cigars, cigarettes and
£
r ’ f* f n
:
" ‘" M ' $ SiHk M
’’
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G. I,. & G. H. Tyvlss - -D -.-Lot l O . B l o c g W ^
J* T..D illon
*.,7 «.n, , ^ ) / , L o i J j i J ' l g l J B '
Chaz. Dunn
ff’BtockiO," ’ „ . ». W» Corloy A W, L. Ilenla^ Lot 0 Bloik‘0
® A
J. W. Corley A W. L . Hehley Lot 7 Block 0
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f5' *1-'-H
-~r‘ fc rtf’
m
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v :
2 L
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A &1ma Koverman f o t 14 BL
3■ ;• :*5
t
.
above and forogojiur’Flnpl A *i«*»e"
*i
h op tha ;*«
BSHKv^W a
*
Corn*
i t and Sanford
mmmm
^ m rrr?
Ber lB tK i m , without Interest ;
?» ?» b i*;m tob ^ r
* l* J
�H
n
^
vealera 2fi to fifTccritir lowerf most-li
l r . - F?' to-W downward.
Sheep, 30,000: alow, -fa t lambs
opened around-2ft cents ioWeri ear
ly bulk eve lamb* 12.26 a 13.00}
*■*—
holding beat ’fed werterns ibovo
JACKSONVILLE, Fla., Dec. 13.
13.25;. culls 25 cents lowtr, early —(7F)—Clayton CACodrington, pul
v *
sales around ^AO; .•heep sjeady, liaher of the DeLahli Dally News,
Sulk fat owe* B.0d-a‘ ®.76;“----- ...„ uraa elected.-president of the Asso
Wiu Mi ready befdrc April.’
lambs unohenfedfc edtimbank; foed- ciated Dailies of Florida, succeed-'
Beginning around. Jap,. 10, the ers tlijfiO 1 12 .00. m ■
,ing Mw B. R row n.of th»-St. Fe*
early movement will set hr and- for
tersburg Independent, a t ,a called
the' month -of .Jam lary-a^ ica st; 159
WALL S T R B B T OPENING
meeting of the neyrspapper errgantarn should bo pWppcd. fftmt pyesteatioh- hero today.
..
NEW ’YORK, Dec. 1 3 .ent indication*.
Ojieriing of the new week In the
Other pfAtortt’ elected were Her
for a stock, market .found- the ■course <of
'' The 'ilavorablk' t
bert
provident of the
biAupvp.'crop,
flh.......trop.
. . . . . W an
iiiL
prices still vheaded upward,-wltH
Is TmdWhUo
blocks of J 0,000 shares or more
quits j common ifn <inttial transne__ !
...
, ... tioris. l 't > »A.ii , • ‘
nal, treasure^, and ’John C, Lochfavorable reports en^the- Florida ' Opening gains of a point ware her, of tho ^Florida Newspaper
ccisry cKrpr and tbe riorthbero irinrrecorded by ‘iGeneral 'Motors’ and Nowii,' Clermant,: secretary.
Wt* wHl probably’ receive healthy
Delaware and Uudson, while . Phil
Mr. Codriagton was elevated'to
Florida'celery at a prico which will
lips Potroleum r and . Eureka •yac*‘> tho presidency from the office of
be satisfactory ■to $be ((rowers of uum,was bid up to a now high level
vke-prciddent. Mr. Beddow ,waa rejttfe r *gion.
• .,'*d ’
for .(be year.
.
.eloctod and >fiecretary, *Lochner
With reatonably -easy tnortey succeeds J , W. Allan, resigned.
rates assured for Borne time to ’ TThe new- board of dlrCctoys ronromo nnd an, enormous Investment aists of Lew B.. Brown, S t .1 Peters- - , ■
•r ;
JACKSONVILLE, Fla-* Dec. 13, demand'yet.unsatisfied, operators
fer
the
rise
rssuipod
t
W
r
-opexa—(/P)—Gftnditluna slid quotations 1 .,
.
tlon, buying orders were distrib
on the ■Jocksonvjllq .market today ,,0" * * ilh vlKori
uted
in the ifavorite railroads'and
While morc_ “*
qualifications than
ae reported by (bo Florida Stnte
several
of the low priced motors,
usunl
ajipear
in
the
year
end
busiMarketing Bureau. ’
/iomatto.tH>w maklpg' their so th at tho general upward move
Supplies of^.all roiricellaneous
appearance, the general tenor is ment took on a new lease of life.
vegetables
moderate;
demand
ono o f
conservative -optimism
light; market about steady.
Pcro Msrqvttto s o ld 'a t 122, a
which is regarded m a-favorable
risa
of fivo point*. ,
Beans
7-8 bushel
hampers sign in banking circles.
‘ Revival of Interest in*the *rnerUniyrrsal Pipe preferred crossed chandiso group in connection with
80 for n.gnln of over five,points reports.of th e extraordinary -retail
2-00
,,'j.OO,, t Egrplapt. a^pjndsrd before tho, end of the fir s t . half buying now (In .progress, caused
hour i arid was followed into new gains o f 3 to’ 4 points in National
crates frls and large!: fahey 3.50 til
high ground by nearly n scoro (3oak & Suit Issues. Call loans
4.00; 00s nnd .70s chlricc,-2,00
ether ’issuek including Detroit Edi- renewed at tho unchanged figure
2A0. Ukva-7-8 . bushel hpm;>cri nun. Federal Light and ^Traction,
of four and‘a half per cent. small fancy 5A0 @ fi,Q0; Urge
Wilson Company A and tho pre
choice 2.50 (gr 3.00. . Peppcm 7-8
ferred, Cudnhy
Tacking, U fa
The -white population of the
bushel hampers fancy 2,00 (q> 2.50;
1 Savers, Groat Western Sugar and world is estimated to increase at
Sweet potatoes in saipk* per ewt
|Otis Elevator.
the rate 6f about 5,0(K},000 every
2,00.
Peas 7-8 bushel h elp ers
■Tho Van Sweringcn issued •ns- year.
English fancy,.3,ft0.© 3.50, ,Squash
sCiped the leadership: o f tho raij
-1
7*8 bushel hampers yellow small |
i group, •Fore Marquette quickly
fancy 1:25 @ 1.50. Eggs fresh in
moving up 3 points to n new peak.
fertile whites caBo .lots per dorm
Foreign exchanges opened firm,
58 cents,
,,
with demand sterling quoted just
under .81 1-2 and French francs
CHICAGO. Dec. 13.—f/P)— Hog - below 4.
G5,000, slow around 25 cents lower
When tho spurt in some of tho
W. S .'P m C E , Mgr.
than Saturday's average,
big
; specialties showed signs of Oxhaus- 710 W. First St., Plione-472-W
packing inactive, talking around
40 cents lower; bulk desirable.
-N E W
hutfH 120 to 170 pounds 11.-|0; oar
ly top 11,GO;'prnctlcaUy.alf freights j
L U M B E R Y A R D
of pig^ included Upward to 11.60;
A Complete ’-Line of
pnrking sows fully 25 cents lower;
Of The Associate
•am
In Southern
j&ih|filng'dun«a
o;Nt Sf.Indiana
•^Wfth “these fillinfr.' substihcex,
Grant; Park,; three m ilfa-long, in
Michl*»* is •Mtttlniajr muSth front (of the downtown business
L'hifaeo’a now front yjwd. f t quarter, haa Men mndtf. A drive
fbaa o b lite n M many railron.I of many, miles hayW en bu ilt half
*t crossing*. ■
4..;' < a mile front the-original shore,
.posh' the edge -of faikc MidH? iyhi!e still another jjrill tie built. A
» a half mile on more frqm tfo half mile further, in. the lake an.
otbei- drlvnila to*be built. 'I t will
hjil, ahqre Hne /or. a .dljjfa
bj'ftn.Ulahd eight nillcelong and
5 ^ilea,'monaW ns off.tho t
nearly a: half n jllo‘wide, vrith a
§ 1$ * M reteh,ei,t$*ter between -it
and the shore 'fill, />» S y i - t
Elevates IU(lroj|d,Tra<ks
Lincoln Park' is under extension,
^nd from Ifan o rfaero end.a- boule
, drily/.bpilt.aWps: bring -tho.
ip>m the .Indiana and-Michi- vard. of dubor&tu proportion* will
; shores. * I t iajjjumpcd Into tb * be made Of r**ritf /pr,*fce*rly 10
is •a
and then ejected with targe miles. Below Lincoln
plot
of
80
acres
raadri
of.
sand
on
titles
by eentrifpghl
bps behind breakwaters, ■which' which, stand m any palatial hotels
and Jhe downtpwn campus of the
*7t in pl*c<£ ’■
£,'* ^ T ,
the uowntown
downtown campus pf
aan
nd
a .» me
*^ n
‘ Northweauro University:
finaly divided
material 1.# In obliterating grade crossings,
into a im p a c t ma^s .with I the railroad-tracks are first raised
ter pxuding a t t h e ; top, and qn *piling an d , then t Irninloade- of
make* d » silicon are .hauled on the - trestle
land-W tSW e f o r park pur. work from tho dunes. The sand
A shoe and other clean re- U forced,through, tho bridge work,
, .debr}* of : Wrecked buildings until a ridge of: it burias the. piling
eerthoxcavatod‘ front, tunnels and the .elevation, t* completed,
|bti*cmerili?*lro are, dumped In retaining wails and riprap.work arc
; areas to be filled. Dredges U«ed to hold, the aaiifl, and the
mptl/rpm the lake just'oUU roadbed is vlbratlohlese.
the , breakwaters'aud scows
Sand is n a t■“dirt cheap,** howtdrtdtrtiknt'frofn- th ^ Pfafc go - ever, as the, exMttM.Vof. handling
Calument R i V e r a . • . .^-thr. free cojartibpity fs>*grtat.
1 eswjeb■ fnii» 1
U i,u
} -jA x lu *' •
Growers of the county are watch
ing -with interest-the latest news
fro mthe 1pVpcrin! Valley of Cali
fornia. The ■heavy storms -which
swept that section of the-western
■late jire reported, to -have council
enorhunis leases to the farmers* |rf
destroying
celery mnd hjttucr
crop*.? California Jh is -year, Bad
approximately* TjOdOiacrita' plknled
to celery plofle and thairthcavicst
movement ia almost due. ,l - 'n
Throughtfut this 'district, grow
ers nml agencies alike say that the
1027 cClery * crop for 1 Seminole
County.,will be of better quality
than has been gruvAV for a uUmbcr
of yeare. The yield, top, ia expcfted to be. heavy, necordhtg to tho
opiniims expressed by the majority
of growers who have been produc
ing colery for many years.
•lA-fcw-flclds, are spotty, a coudi■**?" 'v‘,,rh no Grower, has yet ac
counted for, In some 1I0W places
the gyound may havo soured, but
tno ieasqn for the-fow spots has
not been definitely asefrtomad.
On both the east and wcat nldca
of the city tho crop is -doing ex
ceptionally well. Favorable weath
er has contributed to its healthy
growth throughout the fceason nnd
with a continuance of such growconditions, a bumper yield is
J^pcctcd, according (o
many
‘arnicra.
Tlie hoavlcst movement should
commence In this district about
Fob. I'/iad. should‘U it until March
1 , ^he late, celery movement in
expected’ to he lighter than usual
-v " t: , ! m .
Monday
-y | , SA N FO ED -Senipr Y . M. C. A. an approximately 86 per cent o(
IKE MONROE'— Wolf apd* basket ball team practiced from the crop has already- beton set-ami
—
jricF K:St> p'clobk vntil 9;30«with nine
It. club of .‘Pioneer’ Boys
^30 o’clock,in the*afternoon at men present. < After tho prnctln] si>cnt tho UM 30 minutes in com
cbpoh house under the leader* a short meeting was held and Mr. petUivivgamcs.
of Professor Jacobs and the Thompson of the Ly-Bcth cafeLAKE^MARY—Notch of Pio,
[physical director," The regu* tcria, who is an Auburn man nn.| neera met in tht- old school house,
fourfold program based on who har- played basket ball nt high which thoy hnvc practically re
2:62, “And Jesus increased school, college, Montgomery, Ain, built thenyiolves, nt 8 o'clock, un
imiorn and stature and In fa- Orlando, Fin., and other place.-., der their lenders, It V. Thompson
nth God and man,” was gone was elected manager, by n unani f^d Mr. Wyman.
The regular
jtgh with. A 30-minute game mous vote of nil those present. Me four-fold
program
was gone
. : was
..... put .on
.. and the
. . . . club is now hard at work filling uut >1 through with nnd the * meeting
rned to meet ugain next Mon- |schedule. The “V” physical direr- ndjpureed at 9 p. M.
tor was present and coacluAI Ihtj
SANFORD — Employed Roy*
team.
p i FORD— Episcopal Notch uf
Brotherhood
j Twt at 7:30 o'clock
WedneCsday
»■
perr- got together at the “Y"
4-Uh tliblr Jendcr, Mr, Williams,
Monday night nt 7:30 o'LONOWOOD—gilber Fox Notcjt traffic officer of the local polio
weight hog* 11.25 n 11,00; medium
'.Arid, hud a rare old time. The of Pioneyre met in the city
force, and tho goncrnl secretary i f 11.25 a 11.00; lig h t'11.15 a 11.60;
jfaj secretary of (he "Y Wax at 7:8U F. M. with 17 Tioneeru the Y. M. C. A present.
light light 11.15 a 11.60; packing
A
Mrge o f the meeting as Mr. . and tw,> vinitors present,
I
A
very
interesting
meeting
win
sows
10.10 a J 1 .QJ); slaughter pigs
nan, their leader could not be. The regular leader, Ralph Itun;
Mid
and
Mr.
Williams
spoke
1
1
li.oo,
a U.60.
ir
■
»nd.
j gcr, -Was sick nnd the notch mq
the boys nt length. The. meeting
Cattle,
rfU
jO
O
O
;
iln-iictw^/n
grade
INFORD — Friendly Indians' ,,,uJ‘,r i , r H«rmq» , Morris
war* wound up with competitive fat stet'rs; predohiinattngj Ptrlctly
1met at 4 o’clock ill the. afterworl* director
athletic game*. This club meet* choice kinds absent; tr«% mostly
|»t the bandstand In Sanford <
rsvery Friday night nt 7:30 n'cloot steady t>n bulk steers
.
A large number of the
An hour and a half program wq*
over the fire house and every cm- 'stock; few loads of fat stecWwdllkd.b iM l»nS t^bp: are,batwq«q|,l>W,-.pn .consiatlog of the Flo;
ployed boy in the city Is eligible . ing over 1 ,5Q0 pounds look 15 to
(ives of 9 and 1 2 ' .wore on f rtF*il| .Bible talk, business
for membership.
[26 cortj.s^off; best yearlings rnrly
The- general secretary of Ing," educational discussion
SANFORD—C ongregations!PI- 'li.GO; heavies ld.W ' downward;
V” and the west side plajl- j minute 'game period.
oneer Boys Notch met in ihe. Sun-* k'toekpfi aj»d feodera isfareo;, 0,50
dlreclbr were In chaste of
GENEVA AND
OSCEOLA— day school room fn the rear of tho W.J W v T
.aenree;
“ '
feting. After their buainef-i |“Dob Cat” Fionccsa met in the churrh at 7:30, Twonty-two Di- |rf ’
the club went to the w est' Daptlut t,’hureh a t‘7t30 o’clock. One neers were present under Leader ''
|plsy ground and played game* j o f the leaders, Mr. LeRoy, wan sick
Shoemaker and Mr. Morris of-th e.
'he supervision of Hortnan ami could not bo prenant.
Mr1.' Y /’ A splendid program war put
is nnd HHlie Ball,
j Soig, the game leqdnr, (and
th* on and the boy* had a great time.
x VU.GANIZW G '
NHiRI) — Baptist Pioneers i’Y” physical director were ,17 The program, took. In the religious,
i the Sunday teboul room.,un- Lchargc.
*
p-4' physical, educational nnd social lif j
thro leader, Hatman Moryls.
The Notch had their rltqal am) of the boy,
officers were elected aqd the I then went into tho initiation cM»‘
Saturday
[lar program gono through mony. Three now Pionccre euc*
SANFORD — Friendly ■Indians
o il 4
■The ritual, Bible lesson, cdu- ccssfully passed.tho different teefa
met fo r their, pow wow a t ' 2 i p.. M.
|nal discussion and games, Thq and were admitted tto membership,
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i
at the band stand dn the oity park.
adjourned at 0 o’clock.
Tho Notchrhari 15 rjirescnt.
(•, Fourteen burks were presont. Af
%
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'
GENEV'A—4ichool*atfoop. temna, ter their, pow wow-two teams were
INKURD—III-Y Boya mot in
I
Vvv n smjfc.
■
|Mas. >nic building undor their composed of bo)4 1 D0),pounds *iji) ohoaen and competitive.games were
V , Mr McKay, principal o f the over nnd boys xnnk^r*IOO,.pounttB the ordpf of the day. Tho two “Y'*
Service i ,
iircr arid r-crectaries were present and ham1lord High School. Dry C. J . Girls 1D0 pounds
ph»l| visited the chili and gave giyi* under 100,' poun
led tfift hlc^tlrig,1’ ” * ■'
^1
hir>■■v on the subject, “Quali- through an - hour’s stiff practice.
'■ q "iijLulv,
Shooting, passing,' pivoting arid
kons fur a Physician."
(INFo RD— Senior Y. M. C. A. dribbling under the ^YT physlfat
H hnll team held ita - sccntld directoifa aupervision.ii.
the of the. present Season with . . Each of-the lour team s r * s
_
given four-p)«ys and*practicedf qn
foung men • present.
.Thww
r» have ail played consider- them until .they wqro utmost lotfar
Mfkd ball, both at, hl^h j perfect,
jfbrly j .The Genova teim 'playa
the Qyltml collage and fromi ; V"
--i
i‘g h v io etfa-.aehool^’ teams r ncxt Frlda^
dope it looks jib though
i*
ord "Y" will have one of th o 'rtirtln g at 3 o'plMk.
Thuarady ,- '*'/->•[ Usrtis in the atato. ^
“Y" physical director altar -VOVIEDO— Pionwr Boya m«t{
w»e with the ;Y . -M. 'Ci A. th®f Oriedo :*ghi»tnife*7 oWp^kui.
< i^ rg e , lu cio u s, sw e e t, jq ic y ta n g e rin e s, t h e - n ic e s t o f
devoted one hour to the High der their leader, Mr. George Mor
..fall C ftru s.fr.u ifa
p ric e s th a t. hrd s u r p r l ^ n ^ K t th e J
basket ball 'te am . -Thefgan, and the “Y 1* general: aecre,
I1* Mr. F,ntz, could not be o n ta ry . An interesting initiation
'P a c k e d in fa n c y H oliday boxes, o r you can b u y in bu lk,
‘ due to several different te a -1 program waa given. ,
*nd the physical director put | 8A N F0R I) — Presbyterian Onri*“ k* "-■ L“
---------------- J n ack y o u rs e lf .
hour's workout and '."gave rod* Club met in the Sunday
scans, T a n g c r -jv
(high school boy* •th rou g h'a school room .*0 th s .ffa r^ o f
is talk on training apd1basket church at 7:30 o’clogk- .Tho. mef$i
A n ideal g i f t fo r
NortHCTR' frieiidfl.
r® general.
Ing wag ip chsrge of Herman Mori
ria. ‘part time bays' work* (were|
Tumday.
'iORD—-MethodW , -Pioneor ta w of the " Y.” The regular ‘’rit
under tho “Y ", physical dT- ual war* dispensed with as several
S ’
, rtpalr ty the l*k« front far of the officers were absent and
initiation ceremony. 1 A fefa tb« entire time was given over to
S a n fo rd Ave.,
ith S t s
1 8 th S t., and Ook
hr® was built and ; Are* 'new games.
rd -O r la n d o : R oad
8
ANFORD—Y.
M.fCLA.
merfi
S * ? . ‘hltieted. , A hot time
‘/ - t o f
IMd by all but especially there basket ball team jinwtifced in’
.
..
.O
im
lcrv
ille
-.
...
. _
went through with the >ttltfa * Wgh.rtJuwl ewirt'from
P*
aupoi
This notch la the lan fap tjn until 10 ,p .
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*“ My-In-point ^.pfam bpre si1m 6f toe “.Yr‘ RhysicaJ d i r 11,
l P“t on the ritual-1
m n*
; l a k e MONROE1- .School
eorjventioa
tho “ Y " . phyaital director out, !(
I fa Land- Round-up.'
*** "Rickety ro ck 'tty 'v ^ *..,,, *:3 0 P. M. to talk at chape .
.
Who "ra n 'lp a f' finl^iftirich '***After chapel was over ail’d#
i^hfbody.thoM Flf- basket ball players went thro
Rw-vr* t-i
■
t ,° L D ~ 1
ipfofteerii * i f hoUifa! qutoo«v the rushes #
U
^
to
lerp
reU
D
o
ib
^
i
V
[ *t 7.30 o'clock under, lender:
n »nd Morris, , fevered new
ahers were U kjft In Wd th- ‘Y ” ;physlral director o u t,in i
i —through afternoon to coach tbefr four
-program
The notch
ket' bait teams. They war* tx
'V : •
of
■
offiast Week
h
H
Of
4 V di -
•»
ndent; T. E. Fitiger^LuitshjG,
\A
Presa," W. M. Glenn,
ndo Sentinel; W. N. 'E lliott,
Ida. TitpeaxUnion; D. E „^ o n * Palm B«a«h T o st; ’ Charles
(idler, Tampa Times ; ■George on«
Harper',, Miami Herald l i » 7
Mack, Lai^eland
imav'nfetofat ^.wqi made f y
rlcs'G.^MvUep, of , the "
mea, th a t'fa c P
era and pressmenk* unions jto
eh- the employea.Of.'Uw^wfaaiiy,
faUjdel
department0«r kla newspaper
n
FgfTOKRKflfil
Y X’
Do You Want
1
m-
Small Truck Farm'
* i
I have M>n;e choice two nerd
tracts on Dixie Highway that
I am offering for $1200 frith
$200 dottn ami $20 per month.’
This iBnd |» the finest kind of
trucking Iniitj and flowing \yater and electricity arc available,'
Each tract has a frontage *?of
125 feet on good paved raadj
Anyone who wants enough land
to raise their own vegetable*
and still b*t close enough -to
Sanford to he convenient should
buy one of these tracts before
they are nil gone
-.1* A.^RENAUD
820 W -.First St.-‘
Frames and Screens
Medicine. Cabinets
Cypress and Pine
FrantinR
Sheathing
Siding
Flooring
Celling
Finish
Mouldings
Lath
impahy, new* the"
.teams w#At.<
.Urecfay.
and all"
rul«, anewered,- ‘
___ ch of Pioneers
*theoT.8t-fa3® o’ck -oivar. Mr, Duggan, an d jh c phy$
t o r o f t h e " Y ” w «reJncr
The club
Lake
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more in evidence
d^y than r4t anytime^m
A re
.m o n t h s
•'" buyer you will pick<up'B; t-*• tie. acreage (Herej ja^hoi
,and-lot there, ^j^ovQ or.tWi
and pefrhups a producir^
farm—and then, sit
L im e
P la s te r •
W h ite R ock P la s le r B o a rd
N ails
S cre e n W ire
B u ild ers H ard w are
D oors
W indow s
,
IroniogiBoarda —
! Morphy'made-to-Order
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p
• fa e P r lc e I s R ig h t - ;
th e m c a t-a ^ lle r s
not more than *18 moriths
aw ay
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‘If^ou.ar^R gambler ;yoi
wilt*wait until
’§oUe,n
market is her^—^then,swni
•wits with the >Othetf (follow»
TJiOrBiggest Wordiln Motoring Today
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Garkgre now
mjm
1-OST: DIAMOND b fr pin, plat-inumsetting, one.diamond missing. Fjnder
-communicate
SaniVTu and reCftlvp reward.
• ■------1 'JBathln^f egg^-ln oil is'.tho latest;
Ptfthod fa r keeping,t,hem fr^sh and'
tW/
SANFORD
TANGERINES,
[E WORLD ARE GROWN
, iIN SEMINOLE GOUNWT.
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tH n pntil noon. .Phlncipal busi
ness, aside from thx el®ri*OA of*ofn tore-w as the artangement of t k
budget fo r n.«it year end-a. «*n•o f ..activities duriiy the c®rIfftiy e a r .
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vith p ra tlio iiJJy evciry m a tte r o f .in te r e s t t o th e
► 8ecgha c !« m Matter, people. I l i a m essa g e w ns alm opt n ll-ln d u sivo . B u t in sp ite
• * * y - , l,ir, PuaeufUtm'of th is f a c t , ho p a r t o f th e long a r tic le called fo r m ore cour*
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tidied-
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* papwr alt 1 nlno the
published herein. AM
publication of special
Fr«?|a ajps, also rt«irv«i.
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D ECEM BER 13, l « t l
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I.It I’l-ATFOltll
at X u fw T n frost
water mule I* Jackeou-
re ttlM of St, jokee-lu■ Hirer tnaal.
‘■a of whit* way.
IK poet, Iranis roarla.
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mentlas pf ltullili«K pro~ '<> jkaaaee, kutrla, npartf flOS»r*.
( ummlului or f lir iam,fto* i f '' I t o t t l e y a r d
Had Lake Mnnroe.
Itfll »f city branllllra. pni'riiH.
i.I.-.t -.1 irkaot ayale*>
h Mraxiolon fur lurrrn*rtl
It lea.
J&§pA£LfT
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hr the Loril'lli* trust
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;*yiOIIT IN WINTER
The Lontlop, Mercury)
o f * wed 1y -)wr f ti moi 1 air
rtnt httVi! fallen l<> Decytii
her’* khnre.
itich «weetncB* as young
pril breathes
(tl violet girdled Spring her gnrflttd! wreathe*,
wnttflbwern crowd the Imr
«OIk ihd ip the sun
bells are opening ode l*y
olio,
I bddji uri> rod *taiu<"l at
I tips,
‘tree* are like full riggi*!
Ulna ship*—
• j^lacc, on such n day
o ath to support th e C o n s titu tio n , ou gh t to In ....... ..
away.
tio'flowirn. and overhead
JWC -2
k stars leaping in u leaf
J » t» « PecoitiberV iron share
t Of perfumed a i r 1
SYLVIA L Y N P
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i acikrecrow* on Kant First
j UH tarnain to n o t
t hi-1r
altadtwvn and make gro
northern
in v e stig a tin g the needs o f g ro w in g ch ild ren sav the old -fash
looed idea th a t e a tin g betw een m eals is had fo r a ch ild 's
npftlth is wrontf. ( luldron
mor»*
mi-als than
th e three a day that su ffn e lu r then clil.
A III! III e\ ut v
I Il-M- they need getm i m*|y mm li.*h J ng food. I th ey a r c tu I.,*
W't'll and stro n g .
g r h en ut he customer return*,
,,f
, } i c j c a n m a n y j.a n 'u t> til,
will i i»nt MIO.V- ' - — t,
k to thi* rule <»i id * furnl
mi-at
Sonic of 11 i i .
burglars whn jimmied open oat outs h u n eslly heli.-xe it is
f*. nf the SurnsntH lim e* gr.i i for it lo eat hetwi-on im-ais,
N
fo a r hundred d.d U rn j th in k in g iillclligi iiin ,■, 11ingj,
fnighty lot of money
Orid^newapujK r to Ite has ■ vhle w ell-balanced m eals th re e
not gm,d In a t hild's to alt h
Ami th ,\ lt ■ very apt to loah .m t
, htH * h ealth to pro
tinitv- a day.
Brit’ W here th ere is one p aren t ohj.-.-im g to f.s»d b el« ,-i-n
•—*o —
m eals b ecau se o f p ossible h a rm to th e child th e re a r e tweii
blngr' ought to I., ih>ne to
mPr-over near Perry who tv paren ts o b je c tin g to th e “ p ie c in g " because it is a n n isaim
PtboK^pruhibilion officer* or because it is e x p m siv e . o r becau se it d istu rb s tin gen
be almost »» big an nf- end co m fo rt of the ch illi's eld ers,
kilt B prohihiliui officer
thtif man
! lH‘ l)‘',ll,|i ,ll|fh o r itie s recom m end is sen sib le feed
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. : ,nff o r ch ild ren . A rom p in g, h o a lth v child uses up a trem en d rt“Lauticrdnlc Nown mm* ,*, 'H U,nVl9 l*
v iin g y in Jo * p lay.
Mie sam e child uses ;i
^ Amprirnns are tint jfontehdoUH amotiid o f n erv o u s energy m his school work
enuai.'
Amrn- He m in need o f stim u lallH g food w h e , he com es fm m |he
t h e / Have t h " \ Imnr.-*’,) ' f a ! " n ^ y o j ! ' '
_ fydrilom unit equably if
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and tiiat'*
more 'TUOol pluy.
c? of most countrie*
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Ks ‘ I ti> c a t
l i c f o r c In
*'■*'m « sunioHiiltK RtM.ll
gm-s o u t
f u r hits
after
n %
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I’llK F L O W E R Of mctfkncHN km. iw * „ „ th e stTm «,f i-rai
.sfijfiun
is
- d. MuniRtimer,v.
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i ml tor of the I'.il itk i
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gill n cidiinin .dt
ilit; "p.teher n everyla 'Die sjairtA writer*
eWS'Cil lor» In that re- j
bav.Ht’l pren a pimlo- !
l i n E l c cue i:r.i' iiig. <-r 1
criiturial jntgt.
ilii- u
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Chief Yohjr-.Tommy'*
fited State* pivom*
arise protettinf)
m*eryHtJon Tijr
'•otnwvhero Ut tho
slate. It Is
d them m\t of
to n worthy payposp
nriothrr subdivision
c nicks,
•tlinjr «l»out the
** atory ntttuL
licconu) a
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1 lb- brirlui
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1 ■- Knllon rain, Jf u •
the
Prire pernL'i,
Hun Dried Appfc
25 lb. log,
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Grrnl Northern and ,
Means, |M
7,| qtxaiify jly
table use. in 25
Cureil I-art.. |tifn
S a rrl I’ol.loe, |t |jY
Ih. In, (j. 1‘ore "per Lrl
White lll.uk. ye Pea,
luhle n,r in 21 IK, bag.j|
Mixed I“ii-l,| 1’eafc I’ririi
IniHhel
I'rins I n. h. here'cn,]
orders tirnmpdj
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tmsnld.
g,*d no
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Uni
I Mil ' BS
C lt.A llS
TAMP A TIMES
i] i (I.,,i upon ...
i I-d keuh l-lu. k
1 11-•r «n> around ?
n 1 1 . |,-uce, i tine t lie
' long .ipi■ t,o'.
T,in|r*d lllc i-iiUlV.
lies,
l - i i l n rid ’ o| 11. l-v mail
ut ! ter,., 1npuri ' n*
most d.-'iiuhl,
do. *nt
m i H n l 1111.
I>ii 1Idi'
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'I oat ii-nul d-'J >i, -
indy
A V J I h(>R ( H i t . ommiTi ul fly
'■lying I m- pm i- li
on ... him ah
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l -Ni.-. ' t (to ' i,i-
j Htdl iio -. i n ,
of moi l in what
ONE - DAY SERVICE
|the remark of (he pot to*the kettle
■ At tin time the governor made
j tns sintemctil in regard t'j the mnt-
SANFORD
t.-r we ugiee.l with him. but we
veiitund to sugur.-rt thnt the grant-
la u n d ry
mi.
Sanford \ t.rnrn ||j
w.
Batteries
In lulcrabod
Curl' S i
r- The Kndl
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DIAMOND AND]
PLATINUM
BAR
I'IN.'S
RINGS
\\ ,l!l tie*
McLaull
T h e Jews
A sk us about
O R I ENTAl
■STUCCO]
F o r S a le By
C H A SE & CO.
HiiUiible BttlldlnR Supplies
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F R E S I D E N T C U OL I D G E ' S me.!
sage said the. Philippines would nl\Vhri.n il',.*!. 'T '
|,ll’*r r iptlves. |way* remain under the guardian-jg
tin te are used to place hip of the, United States. .They
Mr.** m. what ir *nid. in renlily.
they have ju5(, the o|i|K>*ite effect. mu* t reinnin unless we1w*ant .some
tilieTn
Mark l'wniii> rule, (’ When in doubt Asiatic neighbor
Sl . T h in k hotv nice It w ill b e n ext ChriHtmn.s to hnve
‘ -Tlie tendency of ntont sperch- about an mljiHtive leave it out."
m
a tv e ll.lillc tl b a n k , ,'iccount al ii-u iy fo r C h ristmakent is tu follow n circle, even IS n g<K>it line p, follow.
The
If not a vicious one, and with many
■flixindinK. •- ,.n
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Making *|teeehes without prcpar snyn this
Iio mailer whHt tho subject dis fatlou hn- been the cnime of ihnny
wott*y
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ho e a sy when
rili!
ernntent
ilj
cussed tk[' iitte lienr* much of the «■ address uf unnecessary lepgtli.
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y ti?tjj
fgy*h live lbo mbliey 4if Timid.
xamo thouglits repented, tit every Dan «l Wcb .tur ia wid in hriwa re ms neatly, a
it
address. A college professor in o marked tint ihero is no such thing . Freci*elj§
m
ji t ja , easy .tfiFhny^ pbp inom-v if you start
Certain town ii few years ago, dis ns an extempornneous speech. |, should mr^tt
CUB*j"K
hat,l,T, reninrkeri:
can H- truly said that a great pro
j"
\
*’ro- •• 0,dy has three oennons
irtiou are not worth the time to
OSMANfl) ONAji«Rpd O sm *n
und mntten) not what texts ho
them
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j the Ugly,** is de*d ,ln Cairo, aged
nrraciii't front, he always works
UIIVl AVi
«go he was leadEven though a long speech bo 90. - Forty
round to one of those three."
Join our 1927 Christmas Savings club now formagainst the UHtnot a “repetition, the average per- ing a "holy
( t Is it natural tendeney of-long •pn Will Hr,* beforp the speaker is
jn t r .^ M p *
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iMahdi, In
fsh, started by tbU'Mahdl,
in the
speakers to circlo-around to' J,tji through; causing th speaket’a cfClbi-r*. . fc?*; - V- T T l - ‘_3__
a
/. >'*>'*5 4 .:
Bud“n, Thfctjholy ^wnr was u holy
part wasted. At protest against Britain's abolition ■ *■*
F./r '■
o fjla v o ry in the Sud*n,
.' - u :
Otmah to I
rot. There Is a tendency,
M . J »while
hn«%
.L S ! .l 'M
J ™ * *one
?'
leaped death a S s M l
Abraham
_ R S ? made
loitg-uTWresses and In put
lines, and in
let* thxtr narrok _
* but f a r words;
’“■Ipto UDO fl iarge w
' minutes to c
j» pomn
Lfn- nddltlon
A subscription to The !
Herald will prove an e
Let Your Bank Account
Play Santa Claus Next Year
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ifts z s r s s s :
N A T IO N A L S A N
m
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Dolly in Advance
C
a
• WRIST!
Every element of ..Luili
been taken out ol Ot)|
Stucco. You -.an Iw suit!
your exterioi walls willU
solu tcly unilerm in
no streak* — nuiitiiul mt
turc. O rient " ktucoji
itself re.xtit!\ t any i
tcctural p* 11- -1
A i hup who wh- laving
and , t<*rmuii-cily ami inlelligeiHly, and tu
i.mcing and Knurling and yammer pm -11 > a *tiff scrap ngninnt that
ng, around was
l.-idv , urm-d win I. -void, I turn him aside But
"Save me from upet'chcs,
la.ng, dull and slow,
1), how much better,
Plain yea or tiu."
Dl.VJil
F o r a B e t t e r S t u c c o H ot
-rt
.BXCMANlin
Yo u wtil r.ri'ivp - utm|J
vice *t our fuuntam.
M cR e y n o ld s Dt
nig o f r- pricv-h and paroloj nn<) ,
pardon- after o/ f enders hnd been
819
:ird S F
> i . ted
and scnti-nced
l-y t he
court- wai also a ran; i demblc far
I’ h o n e -175
tor in t h. matter
i lur ujvmn n rid i
/ -r a a
a l' v e to Ilia 1 i not rhaliged
S<i Inr in- thm negro Arthur \\ d I
i min- l- ii-mo-rm-il we d>- no! hegi nd gt tain the exltu Week whl i h
hii* been lllh-We.l him
If there in )
any r- ui ri ii-wri why he shr-uhi not I
, be electrocuted nnd why rlcctrocii l- )
mg linn will prove n misearringe I
o f j ust i . e wo- fihuil he glad e n o ug h J
Al the same |
1’ .I see him e eupe il
t«me Ihe lint leioaiiv thnt w * do ,
Call th e W illa rd B a tte r y
have ' te. IniKu 1" delays lo the o p
erating of the law, aim del ays by
M en— W e r e c h a r g e and r e
irder of the governor and the par
don hoard
We are w illing to he- j p a ir nit m a k e s o f b a tte r ie s .
l-i-.e that neither of these ugi-u,-it—
- ilo oilier I hall ,v 4h uH h « i y
reive the litW
tell tlletlf that tiu-y |
-tumid and inu.it.
P H O N E 518
All -if w IimJ ^ ^ uJ f- to the coni’ ll) ]
■.nm that what is needed is to s o '
>m(.an o-r
asked its i. ,uu tiloes when things can't
"Sometune, vvl.y dm
tint try ti i« Ceiped; tbeie are limes when
" jk e I In best et |l ' y
th "g- ‘ it 11II ■vT be cured, there are
lin k the Ins! o' i tit t.g . Thnt On v when bin king the line i(t
one <-f ' b,- *mi -.-ii- , iif ad he
. |---v k i. king ul a stuiie wall
■ i t Itul i - u - i . l i n o
- I - - VM. m tin
w" 1 i
hrtu tm -s
T h e n i s when
g r a n d O', . - ii o f c k i i - - - o 1 11 1 1 \
I h « On
. - u y t o nuike t h e bent
of
Asked it he won lo- u-plie-l
H
l-lb-w n It- has leiu-o-d t... ni'ike thing --ntn-s (n handy
' -"lid 1 I.-si* ' "
tb.
best " f thing- h a s i. hlev-u
\ r I f t e h I l l s such a little thing
i real Ii -.i.o i-.-t> 1
He i < n e h * ilia'
tie tin* to make the. bent of.
I [ lit I , IN( IP A!'i -ay* iius'i-n - i-h in one of the r-mndent mvest t.. s-t-ep from having n smash-up.
■ici.-s iti, |ii itlitmn for t tie upl <av me 'its in " ' i r m w sense
S " l long ago a man killed another
al iigum-t Hritnoi-o- Ciiina
I im
I am not talking about tho per- Is* aura he owed him
a ditnc;
•all; indignant denial* front bish son xvho is too lury in worry about wasn't that intelligent?
A woman
ops and other*.
in s tilin g nnd lets everything go left
lid huilmtid
becausn
he
Kverylmdy should know tiiat and flatter* himself thnt ho I. i wouldn't s|..-rtk first after she hud
iiii*s(iiniitle* have done great good making the. best of things. I am vowed t at -he wouldn't spenk
amazing display of
not only spiritually but malerlall) not, talking about the fellow who; first, jvi-.u
m the F a r East, especially in n atwfcys follow* llte litre of least r e - , gray m et. r A young innn broke,
medi. nl way. They have taugh’ *istknee
Stream* making their w ith hi f .iln-r nnd lost hie tnher...........:
Urittve* to take chtc of then l.odtes 1way tu
the sen always follow the ! Ranee -e- ,.him- the father insisted
mg man give up cor- j
.is well a- their souls.
*Hine
line of least resistance: that in j that tl
tain |. v iI n companion*;
w h a t1 ~
Seme of them, ii i* true, hove « h y stream * are crooked,
f brilliant, horse sense.
made money. Tile seven greatest
li i r u v cry one's duty to stand ' n shm. i,
Mat- t
Ik. sI of things. There
Migai fortunes-mini*, in Huw.ui all '■> h i s ^ l m * ; it is everyone's duty
, Udoiiged to dcscemlrtiit* of ii telb I., shape tu- cotirse ronatflKtiViliy. t ir a 0 " " give und tliei’e in u
It is uv’eryone’s duty to get th e , lime 1 1 'kc. The tH'mon in for11" nt missionaries.
Wo has learned how to
1 Itul wtiiit is there wrong nIk'iC li-*l out of life lliut he. can forjtunal
' l.< iIs'st of tilings thnt can't
riving tin; souls of hentiiens and li.mtelf and for other*; it is every-.innkt •In
miking a forlillie, inmostJy, at tin- "He'S duty to work to thnt end d o -1be hituc.l
sain. tin.u?
One, or HI. tulmii*
-liould not iw buried. Tiie
Rihle
*n y -
SPEECHES
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B in iN G iil’.AI. ESI AIK m
< hi, ago. Sc-w V-ok a ml a tinmlu'-ii
--I Ih-i pl im * o. the I“nlied SlnO
for year- past. h«* been u gitmiio wbn h von . oiibl not I
The uni i-Mllte buyer vviiii I
il..- nmn it. 'he "gentlemen'- C"1
g-llioe, " h V
Vto. Il it Alii n.VI Ot
-al y to bow y--U! 'mild
- CAh
D R I N K S — DRUG
POT AND KKTTLE
nu Hi
flying
3U
CDMIM.KTK UNEt
For that 1honk* are due* to \ermu d
t'li-Htdcul 1 "o,i fig. and I’ms I muster (,f hi '''
’ ■*1•'I*t ;* L N, u , wiio ha\< <tn'our
( hcrnki'c llrnkeri{f(
i.AFFNRV, &
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MAKF THE HFS'r <>F THINGS
: Jo rk c r has written a song
d "A l, We Hear You Tornj muitr be wearing aquenky
Florida Timea-Uuioti. And
lng, typt coming.
p f r - .. *-__ _
A
f, *-■—----- O
merchant whu greet* in*
er with a smile it. the merVfho iftta is thance to siulie
IV le
Pure Maple!
I’M
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aple H
U
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I T IS SAII* thill in ihis i-uuntry or wn
thi n- i- more . opimerruil "flying h "U1^’
' mil, ago" ilmn in any other
truth
Feud Tin* Youngsters Often
OPPOSES USING
jEi GAS—headline. AI
=jn*n^ of action.
_ T f trial
321 s. S«afot4
. . ./
t he go. --r-n i ing w-* depend on orn ate inillulivi
hu |ipen th .,1 one Arthui
itlren huihling planer lliut will1 Now
-Now iif hap|n-a,
H Willfnm mgr- <■ tun. led of mm
"get hy” and liable them to
Thnt isr't ‘b'r in f'a-h ■-unity,
wu* du. to
money carrying mail
a government program for i inmnt huVo tmen i-teetriieiited a I Raifotd
|on Tiii-‘ iliii. in -.at isfm t ion o f i he
ng aviation
p. rmh> for hi* eritm- ri gnlurly and
tt lit S SHE, M'lenti, ivgnli>imposed upon him hy the
pirn >-d an -ol.-i in Englund for
. 1--urts. He was not elect ns-tiled
tv, irig mat hon-s ..f l.Oun imrse »*r. n* di*pateties from Ulluha-se,
■ -we,
cm h we hmen't ei.-n nta:
i thnt hy a lust minute or-lei
f that Vinti II. l his i ouutry , l«*Uc d by the g-w .rrm r t h- eh--. I c
. I s --ft piVviit*’’ enterprise ( inn ! r u f ^ !I
^, r u week
of o-.ii Is states could buy Japan 1
ihml.t the governor had good
but Ihe intelligent Iapane.se know ' grmmd upnn whnh to m me thnt
' ■ 'f, i n h of pool. n*< pin, is to. *
\\,- r.-... . limit with hull
tniih for national safety.
beenhse of it. for we pmurne that ,1!t1emJ the law that "technicalities
he ili.L W" are .onfident tiuii hr and reprieve* mid paroles and p:ir
III!- i IlFV M SH li] SIFi'D I.K •would never haw I -imd it had he 11--r»- can not lie easily taken nilWhen th o c h i l d r e n m m c h n m e fiuni
hmil ui t h o a l t e r
,,| Perks evoteot Iv does not know n o t felt hlm-elf li| duty b
, a nt a g<- o I
ntjun, h a v e hi Hind l u n g Kent! fm t h e m tu i-jji, i . p . . - tin m mi lk
ia r i In- |It hie fin-htil* you to cull has i do to
It will -car l> tci*l il■> far t'n thy
-tir brother
taia" thou tool I fhi- lr« nm-l it fur and w
In d r i n k . Hume hjiik I w n h es a n d f n m . i l i on w m l thorn mil t-.
f hat av• - himltl jmi in t )n* in
if - . - ii r lii'it hvi hr mI
H.in .-i ?:•-r rt*t <nM\ L
tdt 11
I t)f
T'l 'y t!)|'Te|\ t"
f t til*
I>lay us h a r d ;w t h e y i n n u n t il s u p m - M inn-, o nd vr.u will fi nd - 1.
*r. (
,t f .mi , htil
kv 1hi* 4%ml f-• -I"* ■ It i
all Ui hi T( (■- |)hii h
III *‘' Will mdlH' 1'- Hie lillfle li.it' Hit'll i-W'lliHg ]t|.
-‘ I a> li i p g i y
i b*1 ♦*xi t huff wh** L«'i
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I Ills ill t \ I l f
wuliif mint' i'm
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ii"t u n g n m il- in l in- Hri alti
iu,
IT WH KES WAMBOLDT
bo in c ol th e beat h ealth h oard s in th e co u n try th a t have Keen iI ifll>
, , Until
. hr
. fuulti K**-t rul nf tin*
a thousand
gti&lure* Uiwatd
M elto n Electric]
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vo tin g
(Scrupulous in its o b serv an ce.
“O ffic e rs of th e D ep artm en t nf .hr In v llin u i'd i
out th e country should he \ igdaut in i
nig if
law, hut local a u th o ritie s , which had alw ays h. . n
m ainly res]><iiisil>!e for th e viil<>n en irn : id law in m
lation to in to x ica tin g liqu or, ought i,..| i. , s,-, k . v„
sion by attem p tin g to s h ift the burden whollv upon
the F ed eral ag en cies
I ’nder Hu C on stitu tion ih<
ntate.s a re join tly ch a rg ed with ttu- nation m pi's,
vidillg fo r th e en fo rv em en t of Hn- proluhitnui
am endm ent. S q m e people do not like th e am end
meiif. som e rio not like o th e r p arts of the C on stitu
lion, som e do not like an y nf it. T h ose who en te r
lam su ch se n tim e n ts h ave a perleet rig h t to s.-ek
th rou g h legal m ethod s fo r a ch an ge
But lor any
of our in h a b ita n ts to o h s e r w such p arts o f the ( on
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“d ilu tio n us th ey like, w hile d isregarding' o|ln,ris a d p etrine th a t would h ren k d o w n nil prote. i no.
o f life -a m i p ro p e rty iu id d estro K the AjprtJ^ran svtem u f ordered ht.eri\
(I
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itched tho weather walking
th e -W T
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pearly clouiiH threndrd the
Mitre' day
it*r . ftocincil
r
government
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V ER SE FOB TOD a V'
HAND OF GOO "The
of our Ximl I* Upon till (hem
th a t seek H in tt*u t Hiand Hi* wrath i* again’ t all
bat fornnkc 11 tin " Km <
the aifF,
elect rival thing*
lessen her work ■
home a iileanar^. o
&
they
rn sM
p-*
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obituary m usses, h a v e seen tim e s too
U\
card* of clunk*. resolutions
ees or enterlttlnnu-nts where
re made -will tiediuritcO
\te r n "advertising
rate*.
K.
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F O R A W o jffl
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pop u lation , th e w ork in g c la s s e s , th e again when death overtook hlni,
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p
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s id e n t
ch an ce on caufting n ch a n g e. ■
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Coolldgc** physicist), say* somo a n -1
H ow ever, th e re a re people, who selfishl(|k b elieve , th ey dent Egyptians had false teeth.
should be allowed to indu lge th e ir own ap p etite s no m a tte r IU* has * wet-found in tht-Njle-mud —
w hat ris k s
m ay bq fo r c in g th e o th e r fellow to r u n , made hy the Greek* who now self
T h ey a re th e people who rid icu le th e V olstead law on ac-[> 'ou fruit
° ,her tWf)K*; , t .
cou nt o f its p a te r n a lis tic 'a s p e c t. T h ey little know, o r d o n 't
w S u n T o n ™day the mnkeftre if th e y do know , th n t th e m a jo rity o f th e i>eopIc n ctu- {ng „f ti,cn, wail vrry ctum*y. Tho
a lly 'n e e d p a te rn a lis tic co n tro l.
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nncienttrvwent through old agri
M any o f P resid en t C oo lid ge’s b est frien d s a r e am ong without false tooth or eye ylnrse*.
th is e ja s s . T h ey p erh ap s a r e s tro n g enough to keep th em h^ t"fyf road." ” *' °
selvett fro m going to th e dogs if th ey h av e easy a c c e ss to
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unlinflted q u a n titie s o f alcoh o l. T h a t th e m an in th e s t r e e t s ( t h e J a p a n e s e
em pero r
m ay bo w eak er is no co n cern o f th e irs . M any o f th e P re si- [,ns pnoumomn, but i* bt-ucr. M»y
d en t’s p o litical cro n ies and p a rty c h ie fs s c o f f at th e p rohihi- j ..^ / ^ ^ n ^ r u / f r i l n d i y S K
lio n am end m en t nnd h a m p er its e n fo rcem en t,
(.e rta m ly i to tliv L'nitfd ,St«t<*K!
m any, if not m ost, o f th e m oneyed in te r e s ts use th e ir influ-,
&
A rU l.I.E G E AUTHORITY *«>*
once a g a in st it.
i dll'll* iin-n fml, not for Ini k ol
F o r P re sid e n t C oolidge, th en, to com e out u nequiv li-nrniny, but for Imk of rharnetcr.
ocally in fa v o r o f p ro h ib itio n e n fo rce m e n t w as th e act o f a There is nut onoufth tlluriplirtc in
m an nnd w e ad m ire him fo r it. 0 1 h er p a rts o f h is m essa g e iiniviTintic!, l*r. Ilr*wn . t<-11n (bo
w ere good bu t lack o f sp ace p rev en ts our reprod u cin g th em . ■l 'n," n
Alumni Annm-intion
B u t Uiose p a ra g ra p h s on p ro h ib itio n , w hich we co n sid er o f -S ”a h
„u ?hotI^
v " were 'L
m
though W<«h"
they
men,
special m e rit, are rep rm to ti in fu ll:
jiihori'a* iiMiully ihrv are children
f On- Ilif othrr hand tli«’ West
“T h e duly a u th o rise d public a u th o ritie s o f th is
•I ’oini tifndi’iii j see ms to overdo
co u n try have m nde p ro h ib itio n th e law o f (he hind.
{ disH'lptlne. A firtl-yenr cmliit, A.
A ctin g under th e C o n s titu tio n , th e C o n g ress and
■I V'nn l.ei-utteon. trying to plcnsc
the L e g is la tu re s o f p ra c tic a lly all th e. s ta te s have,
|In- siiperti.rs, si rained too hard and
' he look,- 111- iipek
adopted leg islatio n fo r ils eiffo rcem en t.
Som e
abu ses have a ris e n w hich req u ire refo rm ,
t inier
) E SI E k li.w “S E A R TH gr AKE
th e law the n a tio n a l g o v ern m en t lias in tru sted in
was hi Chili', “ttotig shocks
ill
iho T re a s u ry D ep artm en t th e especial duty of re g u
I s t w c n l tmvnMany Cliinus,' sav
lation and e n fo rce m e n t. Such su p p lem entary le g is
j .pinkfH are cuiiHe.l hy the eurdi
|ilrngoti (itrning in hi* sleep, The
lation a s it re q u ire s to m eet e x is tin g -c o n d itio n s
earth's cruet is *u|l settling, smkshould he c a re fu lly and speedily m a rle d .
F a ilu re
' irig here., rising there, as it has
to su p p o rt th e C o n stitu tio n and observe I he law
rlone for « thousand million years. | “ ~ ~
gelling moil1 •.lid.le all the lime.
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ought not lo he to lera ted hy pufilit opinion. E sp e
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fusion
cially th ose in public p laces, who have tak en tlu^i
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m ake an idl
whom, the able old statesman
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OOj St* Montli8.l2.C0.
City hjr Carrier, wi good in t h e E ig h te e n th A m p h d m en t and rom om bor too w e ll
Weekly Edition tlO* th e evils o f th e open saloon e v e r to v o te fo r a re tu rn o f th o s e
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or morp backbone, .than the two short paragraphs on
he subject
prohibition.
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NIKOLA P. PACHITH U, dead.
Whether prohibition could be defeated if submitted to That
mean* nothing to ^
a referendum, we are in considerable doubt. Wo honestly' hundred million American*, but
believe that a vast majority' oi. the population-have seen the J^_mcana .■! great deal to Serbian?
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Alrplanci) and Japan,
flow I'ould He I«otw7
BY AltTH t’lt lilt IS BANE
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MKS. FRED S-
RESIDENCE TELEPHONE:
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Hard atgl dauglpcr,
217-
Mre. John l^onardi motored t c ,
J. N. Holder of
Mrs.. C.
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#ro> *p o e te J to De U n d Saturday whore gbo * « <
Society Vaudeville To New Confectionery1Atlanta,
" r andGa..Mm.arrived
here Satur- Mrs. >
T u csiay from Jack- a guest at a luncheon
Be Given By D. A. R. Store Is First In day »«td are the guests ot their rclu,\ „.huxo the form er hnd, Mrs. I. R. Brown s t the 1 1 tn "J
niece, Mrs. A. W. Epps, a t her ?onvl11® ;J^ to lrte ttd U tttU t a t St. j Inn, honcring mombere o f t h r Pol
Here On December 20,
homo In Edgewobd. Mr. Holder la |
! Delta Delta Fraternity. '
CHILDREN AMERICAN REVOLUTION
ENTERTAIN
ED BY MRS. WATSON
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chairman of tho State Highway
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:ra of the Captain Reuben
For having the highest score,
-Much Interest is being shown i j’
.Department of Georgia and is in
frsCQe Chapter of the Children Mary Elisabeth Tolar received the nnd great pleasure Anticipated Jn
One of the luted IiulMMS addi Florida on i^,tour of inspection of
Theodore HaUicoclc, who I.v a »Ui-! n - " »
uf the American Revolution were prite, which wns a box ' of doll the Society VaudoviUo \o be pro- tions t« Snnford is thut o f Bag- Florida highways.
dent ut Stetson University at Do c , C* V A' Mero returned
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delightfully entertained Saturday furniture. The boys prixe, n Unit- rented here Mlmtiyf evening Dec. .gtjtt’s mo.lirn confectionary store
■Land, spent tho weeJc-ertd h ereiffl!ur^<V ', ^r t n n,E ^r,°m J * 1
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•vdie, ivhetc he spent a short
afternoon by Mrs. W. E . Wntson
ed States_ puzzle
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.v map, was won by] 2?. “ t \ho Womim’a Clbb:tmdM:the{, located at thn corner' of First,
Airs.;A. D. Smith and Miss C h ar-fwlth ht» Bi,,ter' M^ ' John L eon -^op .business, ^
home in Kobo Don Ilishop, J r ., while the ojd<qj, tUBpjs**
f*1' , T
H^frlSWi ’gfcreet and Sanford AvcnuepTif the Jotto Smith rnutort'd to 'Lnkolnfur1* 1^^
'MjfLnndcr Arvnde. It Is the first
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'g irl# ' prize, a dainty handkorfl\il«f, Clihptcr, N. S. Ef. A; U.
Mrr*. Alice P e te rt spent
Sunday, where they spent the day *
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(---CryaUPbowlH
of Exquisite pink went to
Rossi•'tkr. The
c),j|_
. An especially attractive program!'eonfcctionary "tore in th e c ity a n d j ks the guests of Mrs. Kerfoot B ry -' Mrs- Richard
nn .I week-end Very plea*ilntty fa'
„ , , W ., . .Twitehelf
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1 Is sttid to l o one of tlio finest or
wbitfiproses, narcissus and as* J*™" vvrrt' assisted m their games .
Ismail son Dickie ,of Daytons Beaqh j,ant)o p§ tho
a { M rt h p been -arranged which
,n’ l j j £ y mi in r,.ntml Florida. ’
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Jwere {artistically arranged in by Mr* John Leonanli.
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‘arrived here SatuAlay morning nml
‘-vt*:1
elude a variety of novel act# to bo
the Vitriou* rooms. In thc.aun pdr-.
, ^ , * r ,l"' Kllnu'!’ bad-been pluy- given by local professional talent, ; ThcL {owner* of the store, Dricn
The many friends of Mrs. Mon- * re the goeaU of Mr. and Mrm |
' * 'f<^\ lor;n beautifully decorated Christ* ed, refreshments consulting of,pink
Raggett, arc
augmented by t-cvertil numbers by D. Jarrell und
roe
H. Hutton will regret to lo am . Bnymond Key
—
A. V. M< fiuin, who has
both vfcll known Snnfoni.men nnd
mas .tree was placed und nt the a ! r *freo" brick" let- cream, imli- a group pf Orlando artists.
dsr
sh
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3 1)1 with nn attack of influ
Dzuminond
0
f
r-'i’cirting
th-> pnit fortnight 1
decided In open in their present
fsnd shower /o r buso were numerous toys which v'dUftl cukes, nnd randies were
Mrs. Mary C.
One act of .much’ local interest
Pa.
rKi-d hero
h«.m Sat.Sat. t lookiu- after Ids business ini
local^n afii r nnd exhaustive study enza a t Philadelphia,
Focrfty at 3 were packed by the small guests to served by the .hostess assisted hy will
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Laurens,
S.
C.,
arrlst'd
Iks that presented by the pop
c th , left .Siiyinlay for b|s
Of tntf bu-incus places offered In
children M*?4 Raymond Key, Mrs. R. E.
.ncmbera of the be sen t to, the immigrant
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ular Lion's clnb quartette, S. Rat
Atlanta, Ga.
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Mrs.
N.
K.
Payton
of
Washingm
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Sanford
The
corner
Is
admirably
Leonnrdl and
of the Woman’s at the receiving room at Ellis Tolar. Mrs. John
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__,_____ daughter, RJrs. Chnrlw P. Vinrcn*
Dlghtuq, Paul Emge, Claude Ho
suited fur i huxinesa of this char ton, D. C., who Is visiting her sis at her home on Mcllnnville A ve
Mrs. Fred Daiger
Favors of
symnnd Key and Island.*
ward and Juseph Graham.- This
;er, Mrs. Margaret Barnes, nt
Mrs W. AV. Potter and daugb
ilirr ns hostesnen.
Tho afternoon wns merrily spent snappers in which were concealed quartette i* a decided h|t when acter.
nue.
Mranrtt-? left Sunday for JaekMty
The d o rut unis of the Interior Wlndemere, motored to Sanford
Married Man," in gam es and contests. Peter Rab gay colored caps and souvenirs
ever they are pluced on n program art) amoriR tin- finest in the state Sunday
accompanied
hy Mrs
jEpworth League bit w as most populnr as a contest. were given each child.
llru u Amlerron left Sunday for ; Mich,, w litre they will spend
Among the members of the C. nnd their numbers for this occa- and nr^ mi miiuvntiun in this sec Harnes nnd s|>ei»t the day here ns !
holidays with h?r parents
[o'clock at the The young guests were required to
'" 0 WhCr° h° Wi"
A. R. implying this delightful aft situi w.ll 1-e especially delightful. tion. Eveiv 1'iiTe of furniture, in-, the guests of their brother and ^ T
(tnrium.
plnco the lettuce leaf in his mouth
All affairs given by the ^BallW eluding Hu bmnUiln, is new nnd of w fc, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Fitta.
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ernoon were Klise Hutchison, Carfane Wife,’’ prcTlte many friends of Mra.
while
blindfolded. Martha Oidhop 0]yn Kent. Frances Pemberton, Harrison Chapter nfe always re- the lali-st imtterns. The arrnngeIterniure departMrs. L. L. Rogers of I .surens, .1 Ieffler "will regret*.tu' limrn
proved most proficient and was Gcorgritu Hart,
b).in’" Club ut 8 given the prize for the girls, a box
Artcmesia Dmoks, Cnived with much intprest and this mcnt of the tables, and the lay - 1 Mies Martha Fitts, wlio is ntjn Kanfbnl as tho she la 411 nt her homo on Magnol
given m r prixe ior me girts, a nox Rj||y Thigpen. Martha Bishop, Don unu:.iial affair will be exceptional- out for th.- -..da booths are said to tending Htunrt Hall, nt Stnui ton, ( . is, visiting
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guest
of
Mrs.
Charles T. Vincent Avcnuo.
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be In favor in the larger cities of \ a., will arrive here Sunday to
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rr will entertain of lovely paper dulls. Tho boys' [)ishop, Jr., Adelaide Key. Knth- ly- enjoyable.
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on
Mellonvillc
Avenue,
prize, n box of toy moslocs,-wns ,.rjn,. Thigpen, Hnrriett Rossiter,
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upend the holidays here with her
rcle No, « W ° [
. . Vlll, „ ik ,h, ,
Vi chi Betts spent the rfay
won l>y Henry Wight.
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Mary
F.lizaheth
Tolar, Henry
A large i-tis/k of candles is enr- parents, Mr and Mrs. W. A. Fitts.
Mm. Clyde
Byrd
and two sin^ll i W
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Another
interetsing
game
for
•—Another Interetslng game for Wight. Joe. MeCnslitj, Chnrlolte | f n
|o rlock.
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n
-A 4- A 4IUU* Hl’n'1’
'* <arries the
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daughters, Mary Marie and B*tty ! who has l>e?n spending the.
for
which
prizes
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Moughton,
Ruth Milliard nnd Vif- v J I L f. /V . Xv. J. i ‘O H G n t A t names of nationally known maimpflev will haVe a the nftenloon
Monroe B Hutton left Sunday i , rnf)
>jondny for Arcadia, |./-w \ , yH with her nmtherc,
were
awarded,
wns
indoor
qUoitB.
ginin
McDaniel.
nig'it f"r f’hiladi lphin,’ Pn . where v;J)|>r't, thl,y w(1| <lK,lu|
holi w-. M Hand, who is Ul o tith c
|hr home of Mrs.
tray Candn-' ate to he kept nl all he .vji - •a'teil by the illness of Mrs
on Mrlloitvillc
Imjr with Mra. Hyrd's parents, Mr. J Luke's lloi pital.
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times a'nl in t tlrn large showing- J 1 UItoll
. Members pre
mil Mrs. Jake Wcy.
Quite .i large number of mem has been ;>
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the
Christreservations to
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bers of tin* Sallie Harrison Chap rnnn trad*
•rdmg 'to Mr. Mag
,Min Agm s Bulger of Winter r Mrr. J. E. McElhonnon of Jef- |
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tit'
ter, Daughters of Amcricnn Revo
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Pars spent the week end, in 'San- jferson,
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Rettimportant biiniGET THE BEST
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Gn., nnd two sons, 11. A . 4
lution motored to Del.und Fridny
Luncheon sandwich", ntul hot ford .u th - guest of Mis.s I-ena
A very ? enjoyable recital was
elect ion of offiImpromptu (Hugo Rheinhold), where they were the guests of
i MeKihannon of Atlanta, Ga., and
Flower Urns, Concrete bloclh*
drinks are also to he served at all Belle PtnveJI.
•Millie Hall at 3 given by {he Cocilloil Music Club Marjorie Smith
I.lames MeKihannon of Jeffereon,
of ul! kinds, Roofing Tile,
the Colonel Arthur Erwin Chap hours and -pretnl dishe- nnd fla
rn urged to nt- .Saturday i{fternoon in the studio of
,Gn., while touring the state ntopped ( mom. Coloring, Ele. from
Gavotte (Morey I, I-ouelhi Mn ter nt a special meeting p/csidcd vorings are to lie carried for cater
Mrs. Fannie Stombrldge Munson. honey.
Mr*. Clarence Powell and baby (IVPr ga(grdj,y with her daughter. .
aver hy the state regent, Mrs. ing purposes lo afternoon and eve Ire nrr.i I home
SANFORD CEMENT '
The meeting opened with a gen
of the
m.
. unili\> even ng ^jr;, ^ \y, Epps, at her homo in,
"Rosary" I Nevin Whelfley), Ju 1 M"of k.« White of .liicksi-nville.
ning parties
PRODUCTS CO. ■.'-.-ft
‘ ioon at 3:30 nt eral discussion on the topir, “Some
from Quitinau, Ga., when
l^*'K ; Edge wood.
Iin Higgins.
The members from De Land
' ;tVr tieea pending : otne time with
circles are ex- Thing./ That Help Me at the P rac
Phone 112-W
5th and Maple
Meditation (Morrison), Alice Do were joine I by chapter inenibe
tice Hour." Brief sketches were
her parent nt.
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Roumillat
Mr and Mrs. < nrl
from
Sanford,
Daytona,
Course
y
given ot^Stophcn Heller and Ed
spent the ( ay here Saturday with
ward MncDowcIl. followed l>v se
Crniih- S-sng (F.bnerick), Mas Smyrna and Orlando. At I o’clock
3 1 apd M r* fl It S t e v e t i s a id relntix < p
iuinr
!
a
tempting
luncheon
was
served
at
I l a r e n c e I ’oWi ll m o t o r e d
t " I'a
■f (he Welfare lections from these two composers Brown
Mari lie
( I’fi-fferkorii I, I'oris
Intkii Sdndn.v, w h e r e th e y vv, nt ,o
Woman's Club played by Mrs. Arthur Moore and
Mrs At l( Mabry and son, JlnrMildred Nix.
Hopkins
m e e ! M rs Row ell and baity
w ho
tmi, will arrie,. here Sunday eve
i
I I,'idle*
pari*
At
the
close
of
the
current
even*
1‘ietiic I \i.itihie Milhr” I. t 'ntohiit*
w e n r e t u r n i n g f r o m Q u i t m a n , <m. ning from Iwxiugtim, V.-i
Assoriat ion c-f
W I N T E R I A U K , K m. D tr l i
where
A mollg I r.e si 111
discussion
Miss
Kioise
l-niiier
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or*i
Coghul
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fill meet nt 3:30
u l’l r , ! — (/P)— I)i
Hiim iH on Holt,
Minton is a student nt VVu hi.'u
n group of delightful readings
’ Ktnde,
“ 1-irehrnnds"
( l.rslte sent were Mm Uroi
its are request
'IiI ilJye B e n j a m i n sp e n t 1 he ton nnd l^*e University They Will
dent of rU II n t nlleve. wnu r v
Piano selections were exception Loth). Hetty ! I mt ermi't i r
.lucks, -ttv die, -"Went , M m A . M 1
hls is the last
in O rla n d o
a * t h e sietal the holidays llei" v ith Mr*
turned .Sunday from it 10 day trip iiiy* S u n d a y
A D I
Village Dance t K insoella I. Mary B a i n o f l Irlii olo, f i Oving into the ally well rendered and included t!.>file.*'I of her aunt, Mrs. Bnndel.
.
. .
, t o W a - h i n g i o r l and New V orkk, to
Mabry's sister, Mrs. G. K Smith.
following numbers:
Mrs
E B
Brown
Nell Smith.
lidding
Hof-Mnc
Rnttcry Co.
nnd in
,,
, , i day is gumpding many new- an
"Grand
Tarantella" (Stephen
. in the duvidopmrnt
Miupet in G ( Paderew ski I, Mar second vice regent , Mrs John -------.................
tcresting points
Smiforri’s
Pioneer
Hiulf'J’
Mr
and
Mrs
Amos
S.-Jones
oft
Mr
and
Mrs,
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bnlbrftl
mil
Heller), Mrs. Arthur Moore
Jorie Hoskins.
Bconnnli. Sanford treasurer; M n ,; ,
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o f Nations which he Solomon,
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are
visiting
in
daughter
Mini.
Ruth
Bullard
of
Shop.
"Mountain
St reant" > (Sydney ! Ar|>eggio
Waltz (Crawford), R K Holmes. D a y t o n a < haplain: |... „
„n a,l(!r-J13 , unu>rni* Aanfurd ns the guests of their aon, |Altamonte Springs spent the d:iv
Ifernilon will
Smith), Mary Ellzabaih Tular
(Jenc Martin Laiu-y
Mrs. I head, t - Strawn, of Del.tind n|R,|t ,Jt-fl,rt. th, student body ant! lohn R Jore* on Bonrdali Avenue, imp* Saturd»y
of tile Idler*
Gy pay .Dance (Liennefl. Marc
F.lf and F a iry (Brentley), Sndie p a s t f t f l i e r e g e n t
(
10 nVIoek at her
townnp*-ople on the internal work
LJJighton.
Leinhart
,
Those attending from the Salii
IHeighl*
ii-s of this wi rid organization, nc
I Sonata (Kutdnn) Cnrmetu M ar-I Concert Etude op. 3(J (MncDow- Harrison Chapter were, Mrs R F.
IM'cst Side Par
conling to nn nmounn-nirnl mntlr
her.
ell). Mildred Nix.
Tolar, regent; Airs Raymond Key. ih* morning
tuition at 2:80
Mrs. John Reonanll, Mrs. W
E
While In Washington, DC Holt
side Primary
Watson, Mr* A M DeFi res'
rrihl with President C'wilidg
Mrs. John Mcisch
d Gvurg'G Kctuitf.Kc.Ht'gg, Secretary tif Attnte,
•
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f r* ■(
as
I
•4:
, 4 ’ is,
Ai
G. Herring, Mr*. L. P. Itagan, Mr*. Svcretnry Hoover, of the (TOtn*)
i
of the (Irani
0 , Irving Boucks, Mr*. A. T. mcrce Ih-pnrtment and many oth
ool under the
Itossjter, Mrs. W .1 B. Hnllunl of er Jendprs In international policies
Jargaret McRae
Atnoqg some of the points U
Describing the recent publica ly broadcast a report that dia Altamonte Springs, Mrs, Clarke of
at the South
'be disc|is*ud by the Rollins prnsiDerby, Conn
Thnt
Itomnn nt H o' tion of news stories to the effect monds would be cheaper
Ulent, be ind'in|i-d, wmild be the In
that new* discoveries in South news service is controlled bv n man
I dor office, the opium traff c, the
r o GIVE BUNf IIF.ON
known to tli- everything pnssibb
health prq-rnm the activities of
Africa winch showed heavy din
which will damage Moigun". tb.
' Ilf committee oil ||itebe>3 OHI C«
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p
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mood deposits and that the mar import*-! said
operat iiiii among nnti ms, and slim: at t lie
Our Windows Reveal N e w a n d Lovely
J ’arihellern r
vp i i ! hav i
ket <>n diamond* would soon be
rhe d1111m-nd mill ket, especially
I [*ir undertnkir- If* II Will ill*" l x
1.
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hii-i.i,oi«
tiiiicb
e
o
n
,
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considerably weaker, as a dellber on the larger stones Ini* shown an
Christmas Inspirations
'plain in some detail, be -.aid. tin
ate blow aimed at the J. I’ Mor ) increase since those stories were I d ay Dec 2 k nl I o'clock ut llo
disputes
thut
have
already
been
Club.
KvHcrvntnins
ghn interests, which ctmtrol the published nnd, instead of hurting Country
ntade^ns early' as pa*
pass 'cettled by tho Bcagio* of Nations
be ntHihwiiH
diamond output of the world, a the diamond industry, they have sjiouldI h
council and discuss the important
New
York diamond
importer only caused, the purchaser to pay ible t o Mr*. (•Jrd"ll WHlenx, li.
case* thnt have been disposed of
)rlnndo.
Florida
All
frat.showed a representative of The a higher price for his waiting to R2 H, Orl
hv :|u* body.
rd ially welroru
Iferahl dazzling array of stones see what the market would do, be Ity w 'l inen a rc
"f tlie King’s and h ch art showing their increase ntjtletl
who
lia s
i.
\\ illnrd Gate
P !■, Methodist in puce for the past 20 years ' There is no fluctuations m dm
fi-'v month*
Ispe-ndmg tin i*
I Krutov evening The importer is from New Vurk
|,r)t-PS, aeon ding in tin* vjsi
e *d ay by in<
Sanford, leave
•!•-*,II Russell City nnd wns interviewed st Me |to, t
„n!> Iln ,,|-wnrd treivl ’■
whi r>
be
for
Macon,
'o*
Mr* W. II Baulin's Jewlery Store Inst Satur i ri.ri)<-(j,.d
wi t h h l * t
spend the hol'd
»t'i"i ' presided day
'
t u r n t o S a u l id
Owing In the danger attendant*ents. He will
|hi- . eting was
"J P. Mi-rgan control* the dia- l upon his travel- with « large stock ^about Jan. I"
D ec. LMth
(i r the t ’hrint, moral industry today and bus con- \of diamonds, the merchant re
\ number given for every
l*> .1
II S Osborj c ••( Umatilla iw nt
mat* .iTeeting ! lr° ,,cd ,l for !,cvcrnl yCftr»- Tht’ J quested that hi* name bu omitted
dollar spent
inn.- r e l a i i a c f t U * ^ ^
*; iown ut. from print. He spent the entire the day here M'-ndny attending to I
I
. IncreaM) every yfenr for the past day in tbi* city Saturday ns h bUHiness.
•tdvSVfe
Tubes 1.35
||mp
, 60 years. A news service recent- guest of Henry McLaulin.
30x3Vj-Tlren
$0.05
Many Local Members
Special DeLand Meet fftCtur,r‘, A s,,Kk,,,r, b** nn;|
DELIGHTFUL RECITAL IS GIVEN ON i
SATURDAY B Y CECILIAN MUSIC CLUB
I
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t
New;I)r. Hamilton Holt
Returns From Trip
Eastern Points
,
ATWATERKENT
if
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“Bogus”
JOtber
fmihg
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“ A Substantial Jeweler in a Substantial Cay
j
filters Are
At Party
liss ftussell
WIN A
PHONOGRAPH
FANCY BED SPREADS
--for Christmas Gifts
pr*- had been}*
B.iii wa* en- j
'eit by her;
luvx |i. -rrvrd n
lr>r
T A LLA H A SSEE. H n „ Dee. 13.
* m Mrs. W.
-i t<F)T-Ggvprnor Martin Nvaa back
T w Gtlhfert. nl the executive office today after
Mr*. W. R. seeing Governor John JL Trum
faith. Mns Mar- bull of Connecticut nnd party,
Mar y Rarttio*] achieve nn objective fiTT which the
(•»rfelt, Miss latter cam e to Florida—the bag
l"th Moss, Miss ging-of a wild turkey. ’•
sa Lila Bolton,
Az a m atter of fa rt, the Connec
P* Mrjvm,. Miss ticut visitors killed n half dozen of
hornhy Smith. the birds, and left Tallahassee enI’l niui Mr-,. Paul route home Saturday night satis
fied with the result of their trip.
THc^nnkeyr were slain Jn Je ffer
son county and vicinity, after a
four-day camp in the woods.
29xd.40 Tires
2Px4M0 Tubes
Governor ^Trumhull 1j?
Bags Large Tukery
Now,
l Wat
Gov. Trumbull announced before
leaving.that he would probably re
|0F FLORIDA, turn to Florida In January, to pay
IDfc. 13.- W — a visit |V» S t Petersburg.
wV insect at this
( L Cox, who is
I ks> a weakness
M i» Mi
tep College, BosUtrrfre In flanford
vis* the *tnto- qn, Satu rd ay: .tp spend ,tW Christ*
University ot msr> vacation with her mother, Mrs.
ilint-IMuudu -M .^M iller,'on Mngnolia
St, regarding
,
.......s nudtittudi Avenue.
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m vrwtpiscuous*
IL L fU
F.P.RINES
DEVELOP INTO
1113 Sanford Ave.
Phon^j 461-J
Persistent coughs and colds lead to
Continuous from 1 p. m. to
serious
trouble. You esn stop diem
II p. 01.
tiosr yith Crcomulslan, an cmulsibcd
rrrosoto that la pleasant to take, (ixeotnttJsion Is n new medical discomy
with two-fold action; it soothes and
Richard Barthelmess
hndsTthe inflamed membranes end in
Supported by
hibits jj'-rm ,;i>■.*.i!i.
* Of all known drugs, creosote is rec
Palsy Iiuth Miller
ognised by high medics] authorities as
In
. one of the greatest healing agencies for
1 Persistent coughs snd bolds and other
“W iite
forms of thfoat troubles. Crromuliiun
contains. In addition tn creosote, other
healing elements which sootbo and heal.
the infected inemUsnes end stop the
■ -»
f: irritation snd infUmmstiotf, while the
e goes on to the stomteh* tsxiit 'j
------- - iqto tho Map*!, attacks tho post
[gavy Swells,n
of the trouble and cbejJU the growth
________& of the germs.
S=S=f=
Creomulsion is gasrsmeod aitlsfic*'
lory'fr» the treatment of persistent
coughs and roJdt, bronchisl (l'hrna,
kroachhlt and other forms of frsplrs- d I* excellent for build*
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Theatre — DeLand
Wednesday 1 C
Night Dec. -*■ O
n A lin I H lf
gold. Heavy weight
$ 7 .0 0
each
$ 1 .9 5
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81x108 blue, rose, and
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Colored Dimity Spreads
With fancy striped of rose,
blue and goldv 8lx90
special—
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YES SIR!’
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We are buying our tires at - .
'ties.
‘bat there hud
f°r three adya,
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HUH
8.85
2.65
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Bath SetCTTwo towels a
wash
size.
mm
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hynjrally n'|>e|lnnt,he brought
»■ * wy *
je t
\r' .Irv/Jy1'
a! tongs atl’thiroehtlment and
to. inspire , m net to ro.nale
llchio verse entitled ‘Flame
____ _
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aw m a
•y e l e ^ r a p h
— w -** —
it happens to be
~t the present time.
*. .
last song that;. Beethoven
n s a setting jb i; A pwm
The. Kisr.', /It was writUm
l<«»f eiter.w ) cfoba fas sing i
■>t a reception. -A' young i
au
dccth«yxn.<A a 1 b+lteV-Cf p<Jputor
jalladrriisT t h * ‘undc^slcip. of the
g r e s ^ m p o s e fs career brought W
tight again in the, musical w bfli’s
^ ’Pbeervnftec of his centenary.
> " Bong* iwhich havo lain forgotten
■ nnd un-.iung for.the last.fifty year*
■ will bo .revived, : »>m Frederick
Freeman tic, secretary o f ! tho .Bee*
thoven Centanninl Memorial Coin*
mittca. The 'committee hopes to
make Beethoven known as the
composer of eighty songs “as tentier and light as his symphonies
are heavy nncf profound.'*
LOS ANGELES, Dee. 13^-(/P>—
The Times says Litn Grey Chap
Had A “ Romantic Soul”
The composer remomber’ed mort- i lin; estranged wife of. Charlie
■ ly for his symphonies and sonu- j Chaplin, has announced her inten
ta i is described by Faeemantle os tion of returning to. the Roman
the .popular song writer of , his Catholic Church, which faith she
j?. tbitf; JBadtRoven’g reputation wnx says, aha renounced w|jcn she mar
, .so high among his contemporaries ried'the film comedian.
Shd woulii-liny* heTTwf) children
that'he was chosen chief editor of
large collodion of ballads." "Ade baptised by the Catholic Church
laide” and , “To the Distant ‘.Bo- so that “they might enjoy the consh» ‘tthrew
' •liy itl" ' arc among his best known eolation," she
'^ompbiltlonn.
“It Is n curious fact," says Freemantle, “that all of the songs have
the single thofn* of mornl might turned nnt to lie a fnihftx* I can
... Though bo won shunned in his ^return to my church. M.v mother
day and is personally romupiijoied and my grandparents were raired
. f.ven now moinly for his cceentrl- and grew up ns devout members
.cities, his songs have a delicacy of the Roman Catholic Church. In
and n joyousness that reveal n iny efforts to promote .marital
sensitive and even a romantic happiness, I consented to tAkc
everything and turned my bark on
my family's religion. Js’pw T can
turn to the faith of my childhood."
The marriage could not he rec
ognired by the rhurch IwcnuBe
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To Return To Catholic
Church, She Declares
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FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS
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roe ceviM’ our
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INSURANCE OFFICIAL STATES
THAT LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANIES WILL SOON
REGARD KISSERS AS
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Mom Knows Her Stuff
1 $eE THE
HOUSE NQfr
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FOR R6NY
Y"e?, THERE YJORC SoME
Are
PEOPLE HERE To d a y TIj
F lNO OUT VJHfiT Z KNEW
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nothing b u t an old
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made The Sanjjl be responsible
Insertion,
subsequent
office should be
tely In case of
^ERTISEUS
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iliar with rates,
fication will give
formation. And
will assist you
Cjr want ad. to
[effective. •
<T NOTICE
Should give their
Office address ns
phone number If
ills. About one
thousnnd has a
[the others can't
you unlessur address,
kusnre MUST be
it The'Sanford
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IT. W A R T III F F L O R I S T ”
Flower# for all invasions
Mc L a n d e r a r c a d e
Phone 7H 1
2 7 — P ro fe s s io n a l S e rv ic e s
[TRIM CO.
|r. not the owner "
lADFUKD
Ben ices ufjfered
>
to
I Hair Bobber* In E U G E N E P E R M A N E N T W AVES.
Children's lieI n° kinks, one price, personal *t
.
U-ntion. Bluebird Beauty Shoppe
i Phone 34U-J.
I It BE II SH OP
• _____________________________
aohu Ave.
S'. J. NIX
.
j Attorney and Counsellor at 1-a*
C STORE —- I're210 Enrt F irst Street.
Ug*. Soda. Wc a r e ------- — ----- ---- — — -----—-------|>M" phone.
C I R C U U N E P E R M A N E N T Win
,
P1,(
j itig. Gunrnuteed nut i
burn.
.Madam H arriet, over Mobley*
w a tc h t h is
COLUMN FOR f
Singer Electric, Cash or terms . ' 1*10 /“l0 ,t J . ? 1* ”'
Singer Sewing Machine to,, C, W, |
Nicholson, Malinger,
McLander, - = ■
Eat
Anna C Carl). 611 M vrtle Avenu-.
________ ____
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5 8 — Itnomn " tth o u f Hoard
j* " urt House.
Myrtle Avenue lot just off 13t.i
j Street.
Price $1950 mi terms of
$25 cash and SU> rnuitthly
Northwest .inner Elm and lltghland
F-u ipnck .a le JltMtU $2tHI
C14fh 1Gl til Hi «■
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And u r '11:1 .1 nmn> «»i \\rr
lutu t hn r •dll
hnu^hl ft.! ju- ’
n few d>dl(n« down
ROOM Suitable for two gentle
men.
Hot wutei
KeusonubL
rate.
1015 Elm Avenue.
C O R N ER P A L M E T T O AVE
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SMITH BROS.Home Furnishers'* ■
Buy Now — T ay L a t e r
5350 13) G IV E HER A N IC E NEW D R E S S
AND HAT F O R C H R IS T M A S . MEN'S. LADIES' AND. CHILDR A F F E L D 'S
L A D IE S’ SH OP,
run's bedroom slippers, $ 1.00 to
$250.00 ;S A N F O R D A V E N U F $3.00 n pair. Lloyd's Shoe Store,
1925 Ford Tour,
lialloon Tire*
lh“ "
T Y O U R C H R IST M A S
Stationery and Fountain Pons G Eand
holiday decorations h am
Seminole Hook Shop, McLander
Union Pharmacy, 111 E. Firgt,
SAY " M E R R Y C H R IS T M A S " to
Her with a pair of now shoes
from Woodruff and Wut*on's, 20-3
j E. 1*t St.
liuiigalow nortlt of Hughey 1924 Overland 4 Tour.
on I’almetlu Avenue. Tw
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op
lfl^i Ford Tour
f l n l ' S E S FOR S A L E
ROOM 8U1T1
h E L V I S ATOR Elec trie Ri^riger- See Parisienne Gift Shop, McLon*
utlon the. Ideal G ift for
Her,
‘
der Arcade.
Kelviiuilor Platt C o , 39 M cL a n
der Arcade.
713
8 1 — H o u s e s for Sn le
o f 1 A NRW jjy iN G
Arcade.
Herald Ruildin
Phone
LINGERIE, a pair
hose
or
handkerchiefs would
will brin g jo y fo r all the fam ily ^
bar a lovely g « t . The Yowthruout the year. R u s s e l l , f
Company.
nlturo Co., 321 E. l i t
‘
AND
Dl A \ Ml KG I D R I’OI
K
FOR RENT one large
furnished [ 78— OfTICffl a n d O l*mK R o o m
Itedrooin. 018 Oak Ave,
O F F f C E Fort K E N T — In Mdsch
Bldg
Apply A. P Connr'ly A
FOR
R E N T — Furnished rooms,
convenientIv located Hot wnt,-t Sons, Magnolia and 2 nd
Private family
3t'ltl Magnolia
W A N T E I ) --- Dusk room down
sta ir*;
III NO typ*-writer
desk
F iiR
RENT Redronin, desiratd- « K**up A'Ml
" A ", r . t v Sunfnrd
neigh bur hood, 311 i ’a tk Ave
Herald
|
Arrnde,
$25 cash mid $15 monthly.
H O U SE
Fur
R E N T So ’ 2«. i '>
Holly Ave, 5 room# and 11it i ^ ft
|6 7 — Ittxim s M ilh H oard .
g a I age
lm|inrc> I l l ' J Park Ave '■ Smalt
Street
lot t
ROOMS, with or without m eal, F U R N IS H E D
H O U SE.
Floral ^
'
Reasonable rates. U ncoln Hotel.
Uo.ghts, five room*, hath, light*
^
ami garage. See Jm-. D. J m k m -
.1 U. V111 1 ER
Chiropodist
( Foot Specialist)
Lloyds Shoe Store
Phone 102 for appointment
fur estimate*.
.•
dodge bro th er s
FO R SALK—Three room cottage,
all convunienccH.
Corner Got.
Furnished ur diifurnlnhed: ’ Apply
410 W. 12th S t , after 4
tn.
'f^rn
$3.(K) per b<>*. Phone 56 1 -J Celery F O R R E N T —Furnished house, 705
Avenue.
Palmetto Avenue.
Apply 9:30
------I to 12 yn premises, ur at HPJ Elm
Avenue.
58— Household G oods
---------- F’OR SALE
Ijirge rnuni I mnhng
1SENT 5 room stucco bunuiiv liming room table with ,,
gtilow |i«-ul«il at the corner of
riiin if tin Avenue anil Katie Street
l-uricv It vmg room, dining room,
i with n.oz/le
4|oo<l
k itchi*n
'•nniplete
wi Ui
electric
1ft f'
at ■I water heater, liuilt ,n
K tiR RENT Two sleeping room# \1“ hmet-, two lied room*, hath with
wjth two U*d* ea. h
Inijuire 10 ‘f 1 sh',WBr' lnr,r'’
fr" llt
al|d rear
Elm Avenue.
: purr he*. Owner will rent for $65
__ : __ __
_
monthly, or will sell on exception
F O R SA L E — Thursday, Oriental nlly easy term* at a rlose price.
ruga.
Draperies,
Brir-a Hrac, For 'ifHher informotion see Mr
China, also. mulc*kin cctat.
Mr.t, Mitchell »t The Herald office.
]
DR
90—Automobiles for Silo
T O 1.*26 Cflsh
,,fi m,>nlhl>' wil) buy'; Used car pricer* do not provide for
THREE ATTRACTIVE STU ('._te l jbeautilul I••t on French Avenue, nny prl>fjt such ns n new car husi
i Bungalow*.
Just
completed
|ncB*.
PASTRIES, PIES, snlnds. We tak erSpecial built in features. Phono 13. Prfce J 135ii.
-——
!
special
oriler*
for |iartie_i. I —---------------------------- -----------------Routh's Delicatessen. .1621 W. 1m FOR RENT—Five room house, Laurel Avimue lol I*.-tween 9th Used car prirea do not cover depreSt.
. . T‘ ''
| furnished. Apply Burclift homo and Kith street. I'rue 12,000 on Elation. The original purchaser
—------------------------- — --------------- |two miles out west Fjrst St., or terms of f:.n cash ami $20 monthly. I'u'd that.
--------See these Pusrenger Cor* at m,r
NOTICE See J
It. Kills fo r'p . O Box 095.
Oak A v«*nut* lot, $17.50 on terms 01* ,
Uurtl Car l^)t
Christmas oranges. Fancy oran g e*!--------5 7 — G o od T h i n g s
WIGHT-CI1RISENBERRY PRINT
SHOP — Printing, Engraving,
Embossing. Sec us first. We do
i t Phono 417-W .' R. It. AvenueCommercial Street.
C-clefy Avenue
Phone 212 V
A F lo ra l Suggestion for Every
Occasion
Flnrul Design* a Specialty
Sale
L a n d F oe
DAILY HINTS TO
FOUR ROOM* ApArtment, private FOR RENT QR :SA L E -.F ou t
USED CAR
bath, garage,' 217; Holly -Ave.
. room bungalow, garage, largo
PURCHASERS
lo t, eight minutes*ride south of
W AN TED TO K N O W who own?
75—
Business
Places
for.
Rent
post office.
Terms attractive.
.Pit hull stud dog in Sanford?
Address J. J. Nulls, Plner untie,
CORNER LOT. Eastern exposure
ATTRACTIVE rooms to rant for in best residential section. Close
Fla.
stores or offices at Park Ave.. fh, Priced right. See owner. Dr.
and Commercial S tre e t W .. M. McDougnll. First Nat. Rank Uldg,
Young, Owner, 208 Park Ave., op
posite Court House.
FOR S A L E 1
WOOD
—
WOOD
Stove, Hester, and Fireplace 77— Houses for Rent.
— --------- —.--------------------..
buy .1 well local
QUICK SERVICE TRAN SFER
FOR RENT—5 room bungalow on price $750 each
PRONE 498
Palmetto Avenue corner o f,fo r ail cosh.
DOwYOU KNOW
Spurting Street. Two bed roofns
SECOND HAND sewing machines
THAT
dining room, living room and Tclt $25 cash nr-d $15 monthly will buy
reconditioned and
guaranteed.
chon, bath room, garage, Improve corner lot in Plnehumt,
Price
$5.00 and up. Phorn 261 1, 3. 110
ments. ?45 monthly. Phope 713 $1250.
Used car prices do not include
East 3rd S t
for appointment
charge for freight and war tnx.
v
He
„
N. Park Ave. '
THE SEMINOLE PRINTERY
. a NSCO CAMERAS
’
AND SU PPLIES
601 W. 0th St. W. N. Lumley, Prop.
A. K. ROSS1TF.R
uttruSavely
1 moderate rent Young, pwnc
B. Ik PERKIN S — Haberdasher
headquarters for C o l l e g i a t e
Clothes. 110 First Street.
2 5 — F lo r is t * .
J TWO ROOftlSi^fCiUbcailto
* ! bath,
18— Business Service Offered
-
1
40— Money to Loan
HADDOCK STEAM PRESSERY.
—Cleaning, pressing, tailoring,
105 S, Palmetto Avenue. Phont
3-10-J.
•’ 0'
CLARENCE SMITH
General Contractor
COO West First Street
at Phoi\* 441
83— Farms and
71— AVhere to E at
KAT AT Sanitary Cafe. Good
MARVAN1A, ‘
things to c a t.a t nil times. 103
Allow us {he opportunity "t
W. 1st St.
• ’ > < showing you this fine •property.'
Scruggs Scoggans Itoalty ;.jC I».
'Phone 735,
Mosonlc^-Ttraple
74— Apart meats nntf FJ
JA M ES IL COWAN— All kinds of
Tin 'and S h e e t, Metal 'JVork.
Water and Boat Tanka. At Oajc
Avenue apd Third S treet Tele
phone 1 1 1 : .
1
Tuhejs ’
Yes!
Ipest In Sanford’
Ire t o, 2mi‘'j West
S la U m is
i
liO D G IN S & COWAN CO., Auto
Radiator and sheet metal works.
Plain und oniuineutnl sheet metal
work. T e l 71G-W. 207 French
Avenue. 2 ? “
* j
( A I 1. 352 for fresh
lesson vs
_•
Business Service Offered 37 -SHualion Wanted Male
- payment*
«c ■ line
£ ..^7« a line
fon reqneit.
rates are f
irtions.
average lengl
,
L E T US H E L P YOU choose
$250.60
Ideal gift for him.
tho
log
e
.
is t
f m m
W« have n TEACH YOUR FAMILY thb valo*
1926 Dodge Special Tour,
m our
- - stm
“' - k.
L Wuodniff -am
J W at. of a o*yings account, A "Christ*^
We uskwl the pamtew. to imi- son. 208 E ast Ist S t
mas Savings Club" account tak
late # > New Model
He did a --------------------------- ---------------^this Bank will moke j
' good job
$075.00
F O oJX & E KIDDIES
fipweclatml, gift for - any rnarabtf
5 room stucco bungalow located 1921 Dodge Tour
ut ytiie corner of Palmetto
an d )
Runs Good
$95.00
Katie,
Large living room, d i n - j
'in g room, kitchen, two beil rooms, 1925 Dodge Coupe
|
bnlh wit b shower, large pore he >, | New Duco Finish
$ $650.00
etc. well built and almost
new ,
T
tu ,,nn „ ,
,
.
, 1925 Dodge Special Tour.
$6,6111) on term# of $200 cash ami
; 4 New Balloon#. New Duco
$8.ri monthly.
Finish
$ou(»66
Spanish bungalow on I'uik Avo-i 1923 Dodgo-CoUftv,
'nue
Partly furnished, two Wcl
4 New T ire s—Good
of Iho family,
FlrsT Nation*
1LEEUEE-SHEEBK DOLLS, Twia- Bank;
thm Toys, Bulls nnd ' B o k i
To d a ll w r yony package o r g lfta
SCininulo Hook
28 McLauCall Postal Telegraph Cable Co.
der Arcndo,
|T O Y S o f every description that
will deHrtht Uto children’s heart.i.
t Tn,,n pharmacy.
( ------------- ..........
$350 06
YOUR
4—— r
S U I T S ate mnde In San-
foril to. nieasuie. We carry a
complete line of woolen merchan.................|di#*». Quniity, Service and W tl
HOY’S TOY E L E C T R I C tram a i p l j n n t c * 4
.WOLF T H E T A I L O R
electric moving plcturo machine.
Idcul Chrlstm«s prcsenL Bargain j>14 Sanford, Avenue,
first Street
* --- ----------------- :---------------------------------at $3.00 each. Call '813-1.
double g arage,
large y
n fult line,
|THE N E X T T IM E you arc sick
...
. > v u i H O M l I I . UH H
.
•
” - I
DO YOUR CHRISTMAS shoppir
on
terms
of
$500
cash
n
riKht.
Cash or 1 f r y Chiropractic. You si«>n will
$350.00
here. A completa line of
investment*
Vnlde*
Hutel
buildon
l
"
rnlH
of
*
r,0°
ca"
h
nn'1
tho
-Hnlloon
T
ire*
rooms fnInnre payable like rent
your business. [ Ret well and will keep smiling TWO F U R N IS H E D
F O B HI M
gage, -jewelry, ladles and
mg.
TP9
Ouk
llght
housekeeping.
-------------------1 Phone 482 J for appointment. Dr.
wearing apparel. Giv* your —
■7 7 ,
---------- „
.
"
S E E T H E S E T R U C K S AT OUR
rite Co,, general W. E. MacDougall, 1st Nat. Bank Avenue.
LEATHER GOODS and Fountain
a wrist watch. Your
______________ ___ ________ ____ _
j H IGG IN S SMITH W IG HT, INC
Beautiful bungalow
among oak |
MAIN P L A N T
sidewalks, bu ild-|Bldg.
Pens. Seminole Book Sh \\ Me- is good, W. O, Russell Supply Co., ^
. . .
,
,
'
Reid i * t a t e and
trees.
Almost tu'w, large living i,-i *• a v i >’ a m d i ’i t i i v i t r p p t
Iltinn boxes. ,1. It
hlf — R oom s for H u U S t k e e p i n R
IN SU R A N C E B R O K E R S
room, two bed rooms, dining nook.i
M A h AN
1
‘ r R h h l lutnder Arcade,
315 E. 2nd St.
s Furniture CO. |l)rug store.
HO— A - -R e a l E m la t e D i r e c t o r y
W A T C H M A K IN G ,
ENG R A V ING ------------------ --------------- -—--------------- ,
and jew elry repairing Don Smith, FOR RF.N’ T
A ttractive houae. I 'l
- Hut Sandwiches 202 H. let St
peeping room
L I T \V. 2nd St.
UG COMPANY
!------- ----- -------
Phone 571-J.
*
W a n t e d — 1 o Ht’nl
bath, electric range and
water
boater, . ompletely furnished ready
for you to move in
Double, gar-
-----------
WANTED Tn KENT -
19244 Ford Tour
room, kitchen, hath with shower,
Three fu-
age . f l o we r * and »hmh*.
e v e e N fv M u o 's
N
'
OH w o !
c* m
s o TVttM
^
THiW . TYuES
escap e tu t
O F T H t unvm.
. w ev?
89— Wanted— Real Estate
! room stucco
j modern, Palmetto Avenue, on tho
J Heights.
$350 cash.
Monthly
SEVEN o r eight room furnished rental terms on' the”bulnnce. Also
home with garage wanted on !>nve for.,sale one small cafe, cenycar lense by reliable p"fty. RcL trully located. A few hundred in
erenres given.- Homo must be eush necessary to purchase. Terms
modern, rent reasonable, well In- on balance,
entrd but not necessarily close In.
Z. N. HOLLER
i ^
Might consider unfurnished If good
proposition. Writ® particulars to
“Responsible," care Herald.
,
Hooded Order Pays
Tribute To Offici
REAL ESTATE WANTED
Good
$350.00
,1924 Dodge Exnrcs*
Will buy or trade for your aquity
1 i v„.„
*jr,n nn
in any lots In1 any subdivision in
N O RFO LK V ^ ^ U ^ P )
j 4 Ncw Tirc’'
,4 6 0 ’° °
' !92fl Graham 1 1-2 Ton Dump
Three flnming torches lighted
’ Uks New
$1250.00
n robed ami hoodwi band o f abc
I 1n„„ „ ,
1
8
2
bungalow — now, 1 Cab Si
Foft OUR C,eYAY^— L
IC vULl RN hj'eveRNtUlVlC
1925 Ford Ton Truck
S ta rte r Fine Shape
Owner ; lB*3 ,)od* e’: 1 nnrl
_____ _
ELGIN, WALTHAM, Hamilton, II- -----— -------------- ----- --------------- ' wished room* for light house, will m»II for $10,506 on term* thnt
ty of our prompt
linols Watches. Diamonds and i FURNISHED ROOMS with heal keeping on first floor near pri are easy.
m
on* nnd quick wedding rings P E. Ahenrn, 317
er. hnth, nlso oar shed, 1215 msry school
Answer ■’G,'’ cnr.*
W. First St
W 2nd. SL
Herald office
, DEAN-BERfrCOllPOBATION
— -------- ----------------------------- r-------—------------------------- |
Herald Building
r-*
[W ANTED TO RENT — Four or
Phonc 713
R v l ra n p ■*- fivo
bouse, unfurnished.
'
u y v - i a u o f;onvcn|c n U located. First Str.*et, 1 RECOMMEND un nttrnctlv. 0
IGTONTUBBS II
$175.00
6
, , „_
* l *8
Stake
-
Truck,
1.
,
50 men last night touched, o f f •ombre aspect the spot on which
C., Hiller, n . county o fficer, w
-shot to death Saturday night-.
AlmOJt
Arcade Bldg
99— Automobiles for. S a le
At the time, fo u r negroes wc
held in th e city Jail T o connect]
K E N T V U L C A N IZ IN G WORKS. with tiw^case. One o f them, Ti
HOOD AND G O O D Y E A R T R I E S . If AtflfWttsl
fiVi Aiiiini
■
U. 8. L D attarlss. .
Distributors Chandler Gy
Commercial A v e n u t f ‘Sj‘
VC.
Fishing
$2oo.oq
K E Y TO happiness. Studebaker
- f or Christmas. San J u a n G srago
83— Farma and Land for Sale
A P A R T M E N T H O U SE fo r
1
’
-
FOR QUICK SALE—Tills now upto-date bungalow is offered at
only *6750.00. First payment can
bOiSs low so $760. B alan ce $05.00
per'month. It Is complete and
nltractiva with 5 rooms, fireplaco,
bath, d ak floors and numerous
built-in, feature*,. Better see ft*
/
I
w
'6 *
>
V i ' O R I£F\ M i NUi«
^ V »F MeCt^SPftN.
sale.
U S E D CAR E X C H A N G E
Annual rental $9,000. Good In
Our selection of dependable usod
vestment. A. P. Connelly A Sons trucks la. b y f a r the la r g e s t! to be CORNER PARK AND SECOND
Q. W. WAN31
found in th is ‘ district.
Graham
C O R N E R H O U S E Closo In, 5
rooms, *5 0 0 down, *4 0 monthly,
price *4600, B a r t Nason, Valdes
Hotel Bldg. Phone 658.
Brothers' Trucks represen t the
moat transportation f o r thef le a s t
money and fop th at reaeon we
have splendid values to o ff e r in i
o u r * Used T ru ck Department..
1$
A T T R A C T I V E F I V E room house la our policy to thoroughly over,
t »nd. tfarag e, .valuable. J o t . -Chap haul and re p a in t each o f the tr u c k *
men S t * 0 ^ 0 0 , Favorable terms.
Mrs.-'
Wheelur J o n e s , Valdes Hotel.
2 e »* . .
>011 K A L E O R T R A U E - E
room D uplex Bungalow on
50x151,
Ja it
being compU
Eoeh a p a r t m e n t haa private t
.S A N K O -D .C O W O A
hot and cold w ater and fire pi
ISUBAUCB Hard wood flo o rs In two rw
Ik
' Dodble g arag e d . Private enUa
0 per csnjtd
balance ere
r^ n ty-thre.
is carefully and wi
« : ( M . J .y t . e |
in b e rg
A
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League Will Probe
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Return Of Man
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In M n l i h r i i C o n p f l i r l l l l n u
»t«»r> <■( w h n t H r t u n l l t hn|>|irnr4,
ilie mltlst •f li e last rueh of the navigation season. At the time this picture wiis taken It was feared
I
ice
when
hi*
championed
courtesy
t*s radio operator, is in
<n|)lril t u
T il l tim lu til
llcrn lit
'u-'1' " 'i I he M d in ti.c* no pntil Kirring, Then'th weather moderated over night and tugs o|>anil
diplomatic
correction in
hut whether he will
ihnniK h \ K .t » m l r r .
I.V
J.
.It.
MVrt'lIRtVh
_
'
i'e
.1
cfem lanes to (lie im| rl.Killed vessels.
,
j
league
relations
with
Moscow.
It*
cn hack to I«oh Angoh'.n
_ __ .
............
Lim
. Sir
it
^
>cct<*l to the use of the. wnrd It11
PUERTO MEXICO, Jim II
*ia,
and thul in dcferertcc to M .
( oast Guardsman 1. I! Iladli , ami
One Dead In Feud
I are safe here al Piieiln Mexico row’s wishes, the wmntry should
Angeles authorities I
l>
e
designate*!
ns
the
Union
*..
The r mil-running t. hooner Arseta'
Between GanKHters
Imok I ho long rniHsing
. .
.1 is sale in the \-ustudy of aiiilin Soeinlist Soviet |{c|nihlicK Hi - remark;, wen* mudo in the
in the Ain.ro Sr„,p> Mr- m „ s
Com ,Heicd
e ntterne
ntics. Holley, mysel’ and tin* Ar
NEW VOUK, Dec. II -t/V)—
* "tin -*f disrussion of the pt»hvu
i.idnnplng case anil are
L. Doheny j
vet
l.
•
•
n
aitylhaig
An
iimlerworlil
feud
lliut
r«Opining
or
___
___
M em bership ,'T ,r '
lag extradition jiaiier.t, lull
v'lfe In*** wi* b ardi I I'lition • mi international confer
sultcd in milrder was n-vi-nled
( ’dm pal? Which Is To Ite r.1
Campaigti
"' *
announce^
|r.:i safd h«' Would fight civ
i 'ii- >i i-i "ff
llI,tV I I’ll- . I 1,11 cnee Jui I. 1087, to fram stui i
today
when Ihe .bullet riddled
send the ci(Se
General TliiMtiifimiil S ta ll j
'lie l fio i
’ t<> get hin. fartlnr \v»t:.
' ' i 1 tillliut junioo
l>ody
of
a
;
man
whivii
was
tit-h
a
n
d
!»f
I’urnuT
Militreni
within’
d M t*
(iiiragn.
for the rih
■ -oples (ttlrkcii
thrown from un auiomobilo in Author O f Dcwoy Claaslflca*
t.cj noil i v,
l reinundou sly > ii:*(i ’* r-»
ErectIon of n .irgc Mg’iln.uli
the
opening
.'tii arrival lierc In.I night
ii a» enrthquakes. I i{< tjers AiV'eroil fly U cjm 't ; Dark Avenue was identified by
tlon System C h ief Speaker . . T. . _ dt
v.i.
■I wi" II wc u ni u*d ,-hortiv i hi- (uni.. ,|
M.invihurg,
Pa., arrom at tIt* south'., i i i-nmer
••ting io call Hu*
I hill lie M.i.s .Vgrerui Tn liiit
At Dinner Given t Prldit/i |
;... *
fingeiprint.- i.-, lliut of Domi
I' l.-11ii Mex.c-i ' "ilferen. i
Iiv* two dutectivi -i and i A\eniie a ml l 11 l I t.-.I vva»
•lid I’, iithiu, •InSet Menu pi With Oil lung
They abandoned tho
nick
Alvero,
wlio
liud
I
hh-h ar
Delegates
Kllll
.-|
|
H
'll
•
by
Present
si ■vi
Ipor man, and immediately g'in today foi *l,i- Aiiii*ni an I i
Itctliui"!
have FsU himsslf u k f
rested I t limes.
• « i |.
m issin g
->_i
11
I.
Os,-, 1 III t|l,
Into conference Willi In* »t- ion and hi in I
•
a*
nilierr.
of
as Dohsny had dona i
v-l W 1 IIKlv. Me. ! I 1,1'i
1
’ulice
are
working
on
•
the
Inn
t
i
1
1
iv
n
poll,
. 'Iat ion
The Florida tAbrary Association tho etorjr of the $1
Kdward H. S. Mnrfin So Loginn'i; drive f r i»r tt rtti'in!*, r ,
1 H"' I ii. IW!J- - ll -1 ll'll.gst rill-l.p death in ii war ii’iii.nw
w iooi.1 l".,
ll 'iiciigo poluv kicw, <Irii.i* v Inch |i to get ii .1 w,iv Mumlav
has
instituted another important passed between Jtfe
wtn
.1
.
.i
j")>,
.hut
g
,'inythir.
*
l»n
I
ihcury
hr vt.it xhuf to
I lie w ejil hi I ' I
Ii ......
m 1 no
V"l under arrest *
Tile drive is >anl t•■be ready f--.
*.! lub'.r, bill repiirtr* tlmt Ii •I t u p Ihditlog^rH.
i department in IU work by holding and the Interior
I,
. ' g l . " ..I'
* •
i ’■ . ru| «<-• ■
____ ___
______ i
illxtrirt nttwwy’s nffi.v ai ii’aiigiirriti.in ai Sn .inn- In..,- i.||.
' ii/iei d to fr.llll.OIMI i,'tt Ji'.iii n
for the first lima in its history a before Doheny’s oil 'ir
nl ilinig. r, 11••11 I I" i'I. , i Hi nitliitive
iir
fit?t*W-n, however, ha* moved ei iioslx in tin- I Inri la l*-|r,<in ..t (
awarded the lease to
lie.
sepnri'
io
ml
nroinei!
lo>
series of district meriting*, on lines
‘f •-»'*« i
»i
loiuil in.'.
Or mist on out of tlie hand’* Kaidzatiau d a n then i:ini|'ui>-n Tha- III' •I't we lx.hi tied the \r
The case on behalf
1
a*'
rii*' • mil took * i.iniiiaml, to th
*’ 1
1 •ihMh|i cm I ii
which have been successfully car himself was rested
It they termed "private rap- for meinhere.
"Mi'in v ' Money'" In- stormed
Sn ntlempt in i moment w.- tied up at a wlisi
in ' <.< i " .
i Ibnitiu. 'I't'
[Ben Cohen, chief of dctiv pi;u the le gion on a ba.-.i*4 of I
vhi-ri ipn .i.tie*I
J don't want
ried out' in other states,
Mrs. and two eharacUr _
hi re soil to'nvd tile hi*b*.liner *•>«•
1 » * i i I *s: ai {’ittiinir i!
rirrd Chicago police to nr Inn percent mon lor lnp ihrotigh I
n"
I
want
my
sun.
I
uni
on
Anne Van Ness Brown, city librnr- called for Fall. Ono
'be Mex'.i'iin eiit'.iiliiH nul'o•»
»*
' hi* :n'la(iiry m
p<* tlefcndunl
out the slate U* to Is* mails*, of-* I)*-*', while we went ashote t.. .
Inn and president of the asiocia- ’ th# Fall itttor
"'oe ..il i .
Horlin
ifet Attorney Kcyet- v o 1 fniaIt say
v mil i.rd-i a lion*! Ihe count
|s>rt t** d I SpJ ks. 11" j.- *
wo
■
i
.
H
g
pui
t:•
ulnrly
.
tion,
appointed Miss Francos F}. .content to rwt'.wi
Hack'-to <-«dif'rtiiiii." he *a'.il
• • Ins i W'i , ear old son, I'eler
Many li/ii^in- inilln.il o fa itia ri- Amet ,i in i-i .ii. ill la'll.1 .'1{itllg III.; tic* be *w»» ftntir - *•-»- rnnr rtnvn n week, Kulnev Tulle And Mother In- Gates uf Tampa gcnaral chairman another wo
teu 5toi y in "th«- Her - ;i,^‘ exlsiij^fo''1»tcn in Inn I gion
^Fairly rthriulug''
Aided In Titiuisville
For of thesu meeting*. ■
;; j record, but tho _
‘•*">
- u , »>r.
....
b„y y,.,Ur
. '’I dim t i'v-. are to, ha ui-nl duririv the cam
I suppose at llial it Will n f:ii!
vays hbs i» !• •c-d j iir y, .,m- "i the dayu for a vi»-it.
TalriiiR
TaUe’«
Fen
Away
The first one wna held at tJU euMlL permUaton
n* ^atita* ftik lftf-tr*'*th**nv* p h l In'roy • chltt* •ml a. mm- tIrrtllirtg j*AMr.ietv e. Theri we•
»iUt lllull won » vc» ; -•*lie*
u hn<l toltl, poor child.”
is ••(Uj.oef
Tam|g\ library last Saturday, with ca” In order to hear Jot
nn’i hli*
n»!.ofnUer cannot mandcr of CaiapUl! I.of.sini: l»o«l dey v.litn Mu* ftlod and wafer w.i
rns -towur.l
In
or th- I ^ V !c^p|rm,rvf|
count.
^ EOUISVILL.:, Urc. 11.—Ul*>— « splendid attendance of both local w,,ck*
ngslirM me ! have ann-mned toihsy. Anu>ng tli*-rn in ’ running •nv and when w* win
crimp ngstirq
•» • «
> i. ii.i.n iffTTorTW'y’H fntiiro.# | -I uuiu Salm and his nttornev's 'mTielmVlit ehnrghg hidaey •'fed uad
.o u D o f.^ , pwutie. . . . .
. wtoeae for
»**
^tiling wrong and have noth* the line of the rfgnbnard in the veulmg without n chart. --\V<- w.-r
Ag'ivMt
nl
ian
king
deqy
that
1
m
inns
accepted
a
$.'.rU,tccuuiitaul
for
un
oil
cqinpai
Jfetfr.”
/*
downtown lyiisinrsH district.
I thought, when actually wv v fr ' ■ I r die* ni' iiiitinu*i (< e g r o u p >(
Odd scttieJilenl UC that he i* • rk- Vcttesueil, and hi.-* nluthe£
la-' decided thnt tIm* *. infer.
Ah each ofd member, or as «*nrli leading for T.impieo, llarlh-j *i l f . ri' ign m i n i s t e r s whi ch lins t»ci ,t erifig- fur $ 1,000,000.
.Mottin M. Trllc, with k
Lah his attorney that il a rrew member takes out a tiitI7 card, I o-jiiii'jj for thi r port *
‘laivin-j the |rnhiem <f hringin**
Deapiie denials, New Vork i -wu- TclleV year olif ion ,weru :
ft wai* receive-! here Omii*- his unmo is to In* painted upon Ihe
Vnu ae*> t'aptnin Edmond*-, * <-n
nr**r allied (:oh!ro| « ( M-iers ins*--t they have nuth it“- h> a grand jury hi re yeitO
li.lr pest n rash bnvl, Mi tVonrd.
.
8tow" wh0
•uni uM ftiruifirlf.l
Appropriate wording of i.mder of the coast punrd Iihs-.* •*
' -■ uff"i nitimt ipn timt Id. f *her
Washington for lie l ne icii. irii: matt i ll Ihr 111f f i l ’. ilovi, r a n >|own the, A i sen..
'I "lie uiul bis wifu are bof
I
‘•I rill i »»J||hl»i>' .III
The
.eccond
in
theae aerita o lli
ii Huger*, |li a
light, lint whullfr h. I 111- li'iar.l'v. ill cue rrni;r lh" .
tu. of Muskogee, Okie. Th«y mcotiiijr* waa held Friday at th e ;I ,
wi t h t wo i 'i!ti>p* and t.sit. Ih- i int . .
i
u’’ *. f $ti mm! i hitr
__
Horn.* o f Id
>411, wi-fi mnirle.l *o I "iiisvjlle * in
' In i •• was II' i ,u
mi
I* Aiii|* llarlle ." I uiv
• ^ • hi.
••11
■ . ll"- I.- !!•< i
Albertson Llhraiy In Orlando, with; on In e
_
I
"lar.l
I'd
on
ii",
I.,
• ' i t .ltd. dr III •
' > I"
t
Mlaa Olivo Brumbaugh aa hoeteas. i council, who
O'." kr - III . 1: xuddcul) adi'"irne,| I‘.'2 I
. i ii. i Mid nil her pap. .
. >1
Mr and Mi.. I idle laturuod tu Tho attendance of over 64 guests effect of several. Imr
I1
11 r .ip, .** i)>., .
; i-,mrlit i.-i, ■
iii-V.-r *•• >i o. 'l,
fur i n I win . ..nri-ri ml .* wer
•
i.
"Miili
.1
i-i
i'd
mjiiyir, Mexico, wheie they lived includedJibrariana from Sanford opmenta during y»r
m - ii i i , S min-.lt- * " O n l y e l i g i b l e
Old that no abenMti*-n mil does
•ailtriy in the dark fron (nr on* *• HiltCiy.
for three mouths.
Then, Mr*. Winter Park,. DeLand, Maitland,
Tbege Inc’"*
f o r im-inlx r s i i i p a m i onl y a l o t o l
not follow il.
mcnf the rlorm rose ami w«* ha I
I>i Hires* man is umlerstooil to
Tulle went, to the home of her Zell wood, Melbourne and ' Orange '
<?f Dohsny)
of 1U0 are uovv enrolled in
Tho
count
nays:
"1
w
*.
i't
even
to hend nwny from lzitlinunn.
hrtv.' ip.en new assurani <*:t on this discuss there terrible slot . My mother ■ in Muskogee and seven City, also membera of the faculty . * tr*Dhg crosa-axamin
. «
—, . .
...
HIM) iurw inoinber.s are expected to
I am no navigator. Neither
*lUi ' ' II, :;s well ll* pit the ill.*
month* later her child \va* horn oi Rollins College and trustee* and
by Roberta, and
Hadley But, ns I said, the only r o o t lin g of (bii)iiii fortr.-sses only inU-rcfU is in niy son "
.
' he had sought m. divorce and had patrons front Orlando.
Some of I°* Sefcrftarr Wilbur^
"I
am
I
'oking
for
wot;,"
*i"
r
l e g i o n , it is i dn i me d.
A l |e;ist
litng.-r irt wliii-h we f-.mid mir I hi- o.ifign iniiii»t<-i* mli.iii' ni"1
I,iven no intention of the cause of Florida’s most representative club confidential Navyi
t few Weeks.
i <* 'ober of C.wiiepti'e
selvi's wn* the danger of the storm iith ' i "morrow t<i iimait irporl > said. "I w-mltl l*A glad I > do any i dtnngonieiu fr.*:n tier'husbnnd.
women were present at both Of other witnesees hava
Severn! meeting* are 1" be held water There, might have horn fiHOi I’artM, where th. albi-il i*.n- kind of v , rk at all ex. pt hand
'••ions chits foi font
a "war »caBas'ln “■
W
ill
k
"
these
meetings.
Mr*.
Tulle
returned
to
Louisville
' , npnrtnrent; and
during the course of the drive add the danger of rhort food anJ fi'ii ' l l ' of anilinHsml'T- a!"*. i
1021
, when, Dp?i
"I wont,I I.,- glad to g nl*. nrv and began w..rk fi*r a business
Dr. and Mrs. Mclvil Dewey of of hla,, 01,1
i is-'ipli- w)io nr" rapid ami various postings lor the al danger of an uprising l.v th<> nim- strn.'gluig with tin pn.blim *.(
honerf
Im
ii
*.--s
"i
ptihb
•
serve
concern
where
-lie
formerly
had
N'eiv York were tho guests of hont , Sanford fi >i the letitmn "f the members of 11110 ruae.-is, wb'* of rours.- oulntim
* And I am Ium’PJ tn m»v il it I hnw l».*cn cini.hiyt-d Kciently nhi* re- "r nt the ineotlng, this being.tho builda naval fueFo
'■bug to Miss Kiifca ■ teams are to be made dully, nr- l.ett-d im, if the rum mmo-rs had ,M,’ ' ,ir,,,,lI>u*n r
Harbor, Hawaii.
J ' nh mtfc { M '
" in ,,(’<n(*
1-4
uelved o letter from her huftband I orcation of Dr. Dowey’i Huverityil, i is in chnrgeof t|„- j cording to those win* are to have been armed. But they weren’t I
The
work.’’
|which he told her that he w h s tho! fifth birthday I r liw e J l. th.
I. i-s nt tlm Gh'i idii i- of 1cliorgc
An intensive survey of Hadley and I hud attended In that. ; I HI,. paying sharp -Mention to , I dp no, l i k e
rottel
WilbnPe
of the Dewey VDecim al___
_
Iw«rn n ^ ? « r \ * 7 n' n
,
, ........... .
lh'
MB 1Victim of an imurablo discaae and author
'
1 t h e c o u n t y is n o w tx*inff miuio In And wo tvro (wore armed.
C
1lam Ihe British
n
? , ” !!!! 1 <••»>JN*rrrs was adjotiried Tlium- thnt ho was coming to the state* to Classification, no generally uecd gained "by *4fV|iiy to\
When wo boarded llie Ariseno J. |I
Bay tii<* jiast wook there ban un effort to get in tnuth with nil
hiii, lh** British foreign secretary,,, day until .Inn. 17 to givi him time
Bn aeut,. shortage «*/ pinccit ex-service men who are eli^jbl* to we fonnd, that- liliC was prepared ,tlt;it Bulgaria must make u better to secure wiUiesres to testify thft undorga n major operation. Hr by tho public libraries, and U pne naval.
begged thul hi* l*i* alloWed to sec of the foremost librarians erf the
(Cantinurd on Taga 2.)
• Irhmving ' in
rt. Mis:, Williams Sabi* amDta,‘e 0111 a membership.
connection
■W
with ho is rnpuble of su,porting hi' his son.
*
’
•■ixp s aiV'i '' i ,*s f f ' V
country. He with R. R. Bowker, r » j k i
j straiyiitoniiig out the nfl^r* 0f wife nn.l child.
Bt of ihe Chamber of Com-*|
editor
of
the
IJbrary
Journal,
were
Tidlo culli-ii at his wife’s home
that Doheri.
I > v I (»rccV refugees. Sir Austen, who
|iiM lavii entirely*u«l. 'offi-i p ^ r r v I ? a r i m i r H
N o v.f^ L sh.* »nid. She was uway the two speakera on the occasion threat o f l ;i
i r w i w°e sjH'sklng in inhalf of the
sve annaimcod that peiv1listlilt: RIIM IIAI I. MADE
ul work. A nlster 1st tho fathor of the American Library Associa Pi
5 P 0 ;ro,p„,l. mid the matter was nn
Icf lii.men, a put intents and
ace the boy, site said.
And he tion held In Philadelphia last Octo
important phase in the. mainLenJ would he welcomed fnnn tho
LAKELAND,,
Fin.
Dec.
II
1
nnfcnd
perinisttion
U>
tako
tho
child ber. as thoy were the only ^wp liv snd not AT ■ result'
an®
O
f
P«!de«
In
the
Balkan*.
-Seizure of n lilg sen in containing
r
t r
I)Ming representatives of the-first eoniptfpey Pt-'fill'
iato Dtp yaixl.
py northern people are pititr, .
t
<112
uunrtn
of-imimried
Canadian
cilfj
ri\UIXJ\?L’»O
S
McCcnrtnick, the*
meeting
of ths association 60 Venn
Hearing
an
inscription
in
Esper
1the rity, Chamber official;'
'
* *•••*• - 1
'
red liquor followed the arrest by
Instead the indictment charges,
Three alleged highway rohlur-.. anto, two Htnmpn of different val
ago.
I^akeland
failice
today
of
Janies
ho
sped
away
with
thn^diild
to
J
e
f
nurnj of them call'at thoi n-'.BRY, Fin., Dor. ll.-tA ’)— giving their names s» May lb.I.
Hf e i l i B I
Tlie Albertson Library enter » » would bo
Howerton ami wife, fit. Petersburg, fersonville. Ind., w hercV a mother
|t#*t exprooj a desire to rc -' A coroner’s jury that heard nn erts, Jalno: Hall nnd Willlef J l- ue* Imv'c heert issued In Runsin.
was waitihg nml tho child was tained the Visitors yesterday with
Mi* Soiif.inl providinif they 1rytr witness describe th? flaying Coy, are being held nl-police hc"dIfd a plare to live,
taken east, probably, to New a four course luncheon at the YM
nr two fwlcrnl prohibition agents nuartcra (lending their transfer to 1
Dohcny wl1
York and it Is believed
they lowstono.Tcn Booms, during which weU
influx ..f tourists has been by J . W. Bu'hanan, n funner, de- the Somiuole County Jail l» nwnit
atal oil,- tiii-j senson arttl lie- ■lii>«*rnto<l J.r» niinute* nnd then or- the action nf the grand fury nt if- I
Tho mother -li.l .lie cares noth - Mrs. Brown pre.*entu<l Dr. Dewey
a beautiful bouguet of roses from
jlin. Im It i3 expected that d?tud Buclianun held for murd>r. hext rosslon, in January.
aro now In Marcniha, Venosusja.
,
•t . ?*v t*.Sf *
.*•tjlis ing for the .punishment' o t her the association with nn address of
Retails of n *aTd on Buchnnnn’n The Ihrce men arc raid to have j
plils and apartmont-i tlirottghhusband. "I only want my baby congratulations. I f f - Dewey foifarm which Thursday cost the 1ive* confessed holding up n jiogro
1stab* will lie crowded.
NEW YORK, Dec: 11.—(/Pi— Re
of W- C. Mobruy of Ford, Md„ and named Will Caldwell, on Thirteenth I witching eyes nnd 8 provocative P't gel me into grand opera alone tack ," s b s to ld a u th o r itie s *
lowed this with a ta!j> on Import- tiationaM
a j:;!
.1. P. Brandt of Jacksonville, were Street, tialdf-horo, last night at j nn.ulh hold a greater charm for by any nteAns. It Js' talent and
.
;
(tnr
Wbttlfr
-devclopmenta.'
jrftat
raid Staff Gwen > pot made known by the pury. 11:30 o’tlock ond Liking $35 in j >r ■ t ihan shapely legs, in tho qpin* brains and character that n wompn
which a- vety IhtarwUng*twograh) (i
must cultivate most today to get'
eg
F
e
a
r
.
Germany
was given at the library.
temper Of Lettuce Testimony wna hoard from Buch monoy nnd . hL shoes from him. |ion’of some of New York** fcinln- ahead."
.
anan's wife and I). W. Blue, it CnldweH' reporte*! .the robbery to Im* notables,
Those attending- from Hanf
rmits Shipments Of
• Bctyl Halley, profosalonel model,
_
T Andnsop, of the Ame- neighbor, who witnessed the nf- the "illco department. .
* J w »«: Mrs.'Ahnq Van K«e-Brown
They aro qtiotad in a sympesfum
t tirowers, presented the. fall*.
After a two-hour search tljc by the New York American which however, partly agraos that shapoor Goods-To Russ ia(M r*. Maud B. CUrl. Mrs.' D. P
[cf Tin,
Tim Horald with n }tnm-* A'ficr the shooting Buchanan three werw-nrreated In n negro res- was prompted' by iU understand ly legs constitutes n woman's J P '-.—
Almas and
”
imc lettuce Friday. -The let- traycled 15 miles from hii isolnt- taurnnt nn Tlllyd S<tt-«L .The ing thnt Dr. Marie Charlotte De- c 1* 2 (n*t charm!
' GENEVA, Dec, jl^ < flV -8 u .. .Similar met!
Madamo Ftances Alda, famous
Brown on the farm of
p, , to a/)(] 8UrrcnderctDbcro to •hoes Anwj |2A fn money'waa on' gollere Davenport,,of Vienna, said
aid in
Steele and U .«rf-fireB lg Shprlff F / j„ rjpscomh. He'Told thisir persons when thoy wero.plck- in Waohlnglonr ' ’
prfmk.dohna,
also n possessor >f the shipment of War m a ___
v
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tlui sheriff ho rosUto<l nn attempt ml tip by. Policemen VViHls, Phillips
"Girl.*, cnltivnti- your legs ohuve beautiful legs, acknowledged that cross her'border Into Sutsin for Ian nt
a,ui ^aultlcm.
0f ^
ngCn(B to enter hla nnd Arthur. r-At th« statjon thsy your mind. They nro you'r moat "nil w.hh' ii arc a bit vain nboui ctC by.ths revohitlortarles In China into fl
nrer raid to have unmlttcd the impoitant niseL -They count over
’L „ " nf ihr. w nr nn.i'h'.
Moiray
P'S"scav.nn
M«)l>rny -M
nnd Ilrnr.l,
Brnndt wurkrilI .,»(
out J, pj|^agnr)hpi‘ of- each were mndc education intqjjept nnd culture."
I)r. Darrh|g-rt, who Is 102 years
, . J^ksmtvillc
. lllgcffip-and
J d
winp wnt t/> lhc
*cm choice varkfifta ° f. th?
r-fftpe and thefrl
their |
j’f lliP B I
by. myutery and subtle dump.
reign Minis tern warn hyslta- Mrs. M^s
V o i l e s to tho au ff. friivitirs
^ivcpMtHblcstothoRUff.
"riivities were being
be ng mvc.Ugatod
* '" f *tiFfal" ,UcUtc identiHcatjon buregg »t Jnck- oi l, was reported as displaying n
"Have wo any women today tlttg* to tah^ the Twponalhljlty oi
summer fhonthm Mr An- tod*y by Janiea H. Leo, of 1«m- eonville, whore they will bq studied frnnkncM in’ «plaining her win
thowing leg* to her knees who is jyjbatltullng for iu^r-AIlled con
Ing
a
hnabahd
47
years
her
Junior.
^ with tho peach yemp In P**» f ^ 1^ 1 mlminlBt.r*tor for tho in an effrfrt ,to McerUln If the
nitire lovely than thoy were?” she trol offrarmamenta Ui Germany dl^«nfhe has Pcnt
«UU. ^ » tn > d Marcher- men OVe wanted In any other city
asked,
And, answering tho qttfs* r« n Jurisdiction over them by the
frltpe pomroUelon.
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t Peaches to The Herald on ranU when thcy c* d n Duch‘ for crim«
euo
tlon herself, she raid. "I .Mon't League:of N«ti°n*, f '
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Pf occasionr.' ' . *■y*-*
*' ---:--HHukso."
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•j * -,At, th« time Buchanan vras nt
'm
id . ROBS BAN
^#u. !
fequeeted by Gorman]
GIRL
spear nt
’; Mary Knltnn. ph
is imported b
•“It’s only In tnc
i'ig r e c with hem lstery in'
ril ,- that leg« area' girl's !
tmo n ref««k o ..,
Ghlnn through B
r*hn says. ' Minn aro
r, a pi '
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i:
LEGION IS READY
X f i S l i = £ :T 0 S T A R T DRIVE
ON NEXT MONDAY
^ALVI WANTS JOB
DOING ANYTHING
BUT HARD LABOR;
x
DEWEY HONORED
AT UBRARY MEET
2 ARE CHARGED
WITH STEALING
YEAR OLD BABY
imber Officiate
Listing Of All
ant Apartments • ««mx*»i t« the mu* with,n the
t
olice
ZM S
Bewitching Eyes, Provocative Mouth
Woman’s
Greatest Charms, Is Claim
.9
W fA !.*'•!
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ot
W S iim z E $ m
�S W
Im m m * .
aodu*
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fore tfie advlstory council to seek
to plaCekmong the m*Jor leiguea
official^.minor Ifafcuea wThhln* to
bo exempt from the draft. ' r
. No aetjbn wax taken at thin con
vention' to ae(. aside funda to os*
alst n movement by the A**ociation df Professional BalJ Player*
[of America.for tho wutbllahment
N a tio n a l B 6 d y A r e ! of a hotne for sick or Indigent P ro p o s a l F o r D iv isio n M ay
players There was a disposition
C a u s e H e a te d D e b a te W h en
H a n d * O f S e x to n players.
( M i l ; A rb itra to r! among the flub owner*, It was said, <? A n n u a l C bntfctftton O pens
to wait for more enthusiastic parH 'od ay A t B ir m in g h a m . Ala.
ticlpatlon by the active baseball
ptwera.ln. the cause.
Jgifiij-,'trades of players-were
of the
Aisodamade,
as the'club presidents and
Baseball managers/-;
gstb?r>d; •• A gf owing
«sk >VMkneU
* iftAtfl M
*i raefliA
gurW wa»*'
o v t t yH tft4
to'
demand among baseball flstliifor
iweWi M lxe‘H, Sexton and See*
eomd Of th*
Yy John- H, jFa^eU. Wlfen tbs new;
aishls.
in
the
opinion
of
eloso follow*
Ml mhetinfY; adjourned last
er< of the game. After a player
it to. meat next, the fitat T u m has wqqi one. uniform for several
.in .December, 1P27, at Da|U*f
a? . t
‘
“A i » neoSfthstf he is not «n ouuUhding
star, they say, the spectator* in'
allowing the meeting of the tho stands grow tired looking #t
tonal Association, tho board of hirir dnd 'he la traded, sometimes
ilraUnu . met to„ dlxpow o^- n for-^perforWer of less abHIf/. r
iber o f;case* including former
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i owner* etnd club prefldenta u
Something to Kick About
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°n« S(t the ^
Given To Freshmen
Team Of Alabama
*
quarter .mil* |n
. MIA Ml.—Pbiey !iAron, Binning,
hhhi, bent Johnny Btoore, Holyoke
TlTSjfc^LOOfiA. Ala., Dec. •16, Mass.. Hi. • ‘ '
DAI,GAG.—Leonard Pat*. Mo.
Univonity s t ‘Alabama lilU>, biiAt. Jiuslt. itofrtt^N ew - Or
coaches have virtually eomjilcted leans, 10.
their task of teaching Stanford
formations to the froahnicn squad
Three utops nio on tiic team's
so that,' tho first y **r- grid men
muy offer'opposition ter tho varsity rcbedule between. Tufttalo-ieu nnd
team whitfi confront* .the Pncifi? Pasadena, acctvding to..tho tents*
Const champions at Pasadena on tlvc plans .announrod-here lar.t
nijtht. San Antonio, El Paso and
New Ycai^a day.
Tucson' will get a .Rlimpse of the
_ The varsity, has been drilling
flouthcrti rhnmpions, who will
tcgulariy, running signals, passing
lenvo
hero .qn Dec. S(, Eight days
kicking and otherwise JtettIng'*'Tft
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t^lm for^fce biggest game of the will ho spent In Caltfernla.
A Inrfeo nlinihof of Alabama foot
year, tmach Wnllaco Wade will
take over direction of practice ac bnll fans arc planning to accom
pany thd team,
tivities within the next few days.
Our'llM of fixttc
namcntal niyj
genuine lavir.j,
l*y OOt large
an attractive
fUturst can beksj
cal prices? See'£
fore buying.
,
Suzanne Lenglen 16
Visited By Helen Wills
Wga.ohUred,restored to good
Jan. 1,1027.. A- M. Ja c k lldent, of thf Salisbury
.he Eastern Shorft League,
tended “from_all conncc*
i organl^d basebaU" fqr
mdhtr’ ndi-liiiliidid In th'b officldl
Contracts of f l a j l h bh his club.
S&Tliejfwenfy-BftJi annual conven( b a c t the hilAof leAgU^i Wgd’the
mod largely ettended in the his
to ry 'o f tho NatlowH Awoclatlon
official.': said,- snd much business
W*i trammeled.
, Ctimmisaioner Kennesaw JI. Ijn dW was endorsed for re-election,
tjgithout curtailment of author
ity,” ahtf his administratloh j>r#l»*
etL Comrulsrlorier I^ndlii lh scorn
ing a campaign .for rc-olccUon said
if re-elected ho would continue to
dial Impartially with club owners
.ahd player* with an eye single to
'/dfolifli^vor the public to whUh
baieba’lr owes its existence.
. 'Hall playars who spend -all the
money they, makg In thfe summsr.
more economical next sum~CTar .M:-they -will Met -ha -pwrmitud
to work [at their professibn during
the winter nibntha to. recoup after
.
, stUnmer’s spending.
Minor
irvigdi) players will not be allowed
tOjpUy baseball after-Oct. 31 each
wjijityy
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’ T h r minor Ieagua^wlli.Jblti in »
.movement to erect a memorial to
[Christy Matthewson. at Saranac
Lake, ^few York, ,where the great
giant pitcher spent , several yesrs
after hiA relirement . from active
,'j^ay, A perccn|ngb *qf all gate
■^oelpt* from games In all leagiie*
.Will be set aside for the Matthew
' son memorial fund
•-? * An effort by several league*
.who wish tb escape thfe pro'ylslons
. of the draft .resulted'In .aptailrit*
ment of a committee to nppcnrrUe-
OAKLAND, Calif-D#c. 10-VP)
—Helen Wills mdde an Informal
call yesterday on Suzanne I^nglen,
It was the first time jhey had’met
since tho French (ennfs »t*T ar
rived In Anjtrfca tA stafrt Mr pro?
fesslnnal tour; • They exchanged
Conventional courtesies arid each
reiterated that sh*. would "lie *‘dolighted" to nloet .'the other In a
Uhrilf match if such could be ar
ranged.
> ' ;u " .- * • "h.
*Ea«h exp'roined extreme diiUb't
that, the amateur standing of the
one.and the professional standing,
of ihi>.other.could be reconciled. '
fjoyala Team Losefc.
One Of Star Backs
Pitt Star Is Denied
Right To May Ih West
piTTSBiyitGlVPa., Dec. lb.-t-ti^
—Olbby Welch, University of
Pittsburgh halfback, has
been
denied permission to .play with the
eastern collegiate team against an
all-star western combination at the assoclntion will be given at
Howard College with I)r. Dawson
Snn Francisco, New Year’s Day.
The Pitt athletic council said Its expected to preside, v
Eligibility of player* in thr a*refusal was vbased on fear that,
Welch!* amateur, jta tn s .might l>« sociatlon and the awarding of the
nffected. He atilt . has another winter basketball tournament and
year of school.
& the spring track meet wilt he other
IJoyd YodCr, cnptalii and tackle matters to come before the body.
of Carnegio Tech, ha* ncreptc<l »nn jOfficJA* will he elected Saturday.
invitation to play.
MAY PLAY IN FltANCE
Fog ,la atated.to have no
ciable effect in the death
-"Big
from .respiratory disease*.
drive
hark to tennis height* at the natiunul- Indoor championships at
New- York, probably wj|l bo able
to sharpen his game al the Rivcirn
tournament* in France, os he plann<-d On Saturday U. S. ljtwn
Tennis Association .is exported to
choose FCb. 13 nnd tW week fol(
lowing ar. dates for tho indoor
mals, or a quarter of the • total event, won. lgst ypgr by Rene .La
riurjlber .exhibited, wertY'Alaationi. Coste of Frdnco. ■
“On Dixie Highway Between Orlando and Sanford”
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Seven Races Daily—Rain o^;,Shine
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A te p lc e k '
SEMINOLE RACING CLUB
Jo s .
Si l v e r
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II. Tinker, l*rcH.
,
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Edw/A. Pohlmnn. Mgr. I
Admission, includfng grnndgtnnd niid pnTklftg, $2.np plus UiT
Club house $2.20 additional. Ladies Day,8 Mondays/nnd Firdai
CAM o
Turn to (ho loft at the siffn just before coming to
(Jindorville
.
Dance Starts at H I*. M.
- A. C. (Under. Mgr
GLOVES1'
f 2.00 TO ISJ#
NECKWEAi
$1.00 TO$2J
►No bettir location in the City
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|?No better kept property
\ «V| +
o better
s
anywhere
Plan to get top prices f<
your celery rthi5 year
.
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CELERY th a t Is tender,
don’ t forget thkt
crijp and earliest to m ar*. Ifrsdley's Fertilizers are
k t t c o m m a n d s ..th ^ -> ia ^ f x c e U e ir ttf o r a lk o tU e t.tf tic k
pfices. F o r this kind orw ^ fO p s-of wen?^Sftlptd,ibV.
SWEAT®
$3.50 TO W1
...... celtry the crop, must bc_ « x ty yeart of sound ffir.'
your means
-
•h* 'H 'J*;--*
grow n Q u ick ly.,
*
. ’ ••tilizer m anufacturing ekB r a d l e y 's F e r t i l i z e r s
perience. . they - « absoassure rapid and continulutely the best y o u o n buy.
o u t g r o w t h .- C a r e f u l l y
- Scientific research on ou r
aged, m ixed and re-m ixed
e x p c r i m e n t a l f a r m i has
b y ejcact form ula, these
sh ow n us how to confertilizers supply the neces- • sta n tjy im prove their-usefulncss in
tn growing
sa ry . p lan t fo o d s ,for each
fulness
growing .Partic
$2000
sprotitS.
ular crops. Ask your dealer
to tell ydu the cx^ct Brad
ley Fertilizer that is Best
suited .to.the needs of your
next'Crop.*
l u m b e r JA;
M oat m en k n ow thin s to r e f o r i t s q u a l i t y .- i t s
s ty le a n d In cid en tlly ita v a lu e s .
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t h s t c a t e r s to, m a n ’s a p iv a re l-d e sire s B 6o d a y s
o f -th e y e a r — kn ow s th r o u g h y e a r s o f ciis. *to m e r e x p e rie n c e J u s t t y h a L h e w a n ts . A nd
,
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b y th e s a m e tok en is
c o n s id e r hla g if ts .
th e' lo g ic a l s t o r e
to
H e r e w ith , w e p r e s e n t
only a few g if t-s u g g o s tio n a ; w o r t h y co u sitl-
�m
-~fSeminole Welfare B 6ard In - ‘
packing * and • distribution
m g® .
m K
r* ! r
Christmas baskets for the , lessf
rj '
v , - Water and
fvarinj „
fortunate ones of the county. Thej
A4 Jt
, |piner and date for this work will
ho announced immediately after
Poetta
Tort of what had been flccom- the conference with Mrs. E . P.
of the Holy Cross pfifthed by that organization. In Morse, Cofinty
Wrlfaro worker,
h Wat held1 Friday evening the-'absence; of thr ms i*twry--of and Mr*! ♦lagnn-earnestIr bequests
B..Woman's Club, whyn the St. Agnes Guild,' a short report that she Have the full cTuopcration
IBombers of "ah* Vestry nnd the won given by ,Mrs. Frvd Dnlgtr. of Welfare Department members,!
Club wore hosts at n sup- showing that the St. AcTK* Giuld when she telephoned to them
g^fjVwhfch v t i pn»fmred by the hpd been quite active during the their hours of server.
I ' rvefyjE jM fp M o f the Women’* Guild, past year
hody helps, it will not require n
served by the St. Agnes Guild
The members wen1,
greatly long while from uny one.
|pleased to hear that the- new
V Over 100 guests were aervJd u Rectory being built 011 Pnlmctto
The Gordin t'n c'e »f the WornlUmptJjig course supper, served Avt'iiut! Is' mpidly nearing com
jin's Cjub iieici it i ustui f! Might .at small table* which were cen- pletion, nod it'is Import that the*
ful hour’ nf exchange of ideas at
vriUt crystal' baskets of RJdtor and his family may be
.
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the attractive home of Mrs. Soni
erus. The spncpuy housed'
tta r * before tho holidays.
^
whrr„ n n, w g„W cn.
m was abloom with
there wn* considerable discus
ju*t in procitss of instruction pro
wis of yellow ehry- sion of plans for .the Parish (louse,
vided illustration for idea:;.
The
nd ferns. >
but deflnlnte nction wps not tnk-n
main topic of discussion was the
lie, supner. the annual on this matter.
The ftector ask5 2 ? next
a.
Ne-swWr 2 9 - Cbiik Guardi cuLtcv
of. the Parish was ratted e<I that committees lie appointed coming Flower Show, nnd ten
^alc blew
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Cut
loatc
from
thecaptive
tative plans were made and com
er iiy tho Hoctor, Rev. Mir
rom every organization a inI have
sctvoooer »-**7
away •
from
Hie
rum runner Arsene J v a t mii.iuuuum
.w... v—
.
ter, when the reports of them submit suggestions neces mittees appointed to report at
niikt. leaving Maltkeys u\a. Guards- Louisuna. ccayt, Malthewi iitcAI the meeting on, Jan. 7 which wifi
along the ,c O « t . b'lti Mexico, in iht hotby- the various nrgan- sary ’dor th> futhrranee of their
m an HaAley in. c h a r ^ .,
A surly, reseivkfut crew.
Matthews driven farther
lie
held
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
Eiuinr
|
out* to sea ovcr7 {conviction
our.ng the . past year work in the biuiding of the Pur i
Curlett in Geneva.
hour. Wo cnlcuinteu -wo were some immediately af,. '
.<’■ r
ish House.
These suggestion* •
linen friim the rum-runner sehoon'
A rote salt; is being planned for
ninety miles from Soilthwert Pn*» * Puerto Mexico a *
yjfcar.cttrgavc an .exceptionally are to be presented to tiie build
t-r tu ti" i utters and I boarded the
Jan. 5, the next general business 1
by Thursday morning Otrd gave u p ^ rre n e J anr>I,rL ' ^ ?
Tptetio.**/report of his work. ing’ committee nnd passed upon be |
Arreuc i to investigafe. Siie had
nil boi* that the const gti*rd p a -; tain , won.
f S ji i jl i followed by the report fore turning thun over to the Ves Hireling, and thou.' interested may |
lii|imr
1
stayed
aboard
Cflig" i f
gel
prices
from
Mrs.
("uriett
by
*
trol
could ever find 'ua. I #um- . to on ammnt of
i
lb trio. V««Uy given by li. t . try for nction.
I the A " ru I t" supervise the tow
mailing a postal eartl to her
binned the. captain of the Arsene J. caused |,v |«, t rif T
dim v, v.bo also gave a report
An important amendment added
ihg . f -4*. i raft to shore
"Take us into Turnjiiio,” 1 or.
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ipithe UuiJdlug committee. Bon- to the by-laws of the vestry was | After the conclusion of the bus
\v.*K..t limit 4f> miles off South
1.)
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nntimii
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fro
n
Page
dered
him,
“if
you
cnnVm
ake
any
rr„w;
thoy'LhavJ"
jjn Wl.itnir, Jr., read a report that Vestry men were ineligible mess, the circle drove out to see I
4Vl*Ft 1 l * in' midnight when it
Bribe rh irch school, which show- for re-election for one y ur, after l*"‘ l*1' -'ly garden of Mr and Mrs. two heavy I’ S servi ce. Col l u n t o - heavy *;i nr"-Lt- Il made towing
American port.
;
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; Hut on the othe,
n si^it M
so* henutiful. , unities, and a smaller pistol. We
Couldn’t Make Port ]
icould they hay* J
1
xfntenH had. been maniVsted serving for three consecutive I
dr.ngiT'iu- Then thq gasoline supand made in a year's time, that it loaded rifle with plenty of sheilr-,
g the year, and It was also y c it r .
We.
couldn't
make
any
American
ami
I
were
in
entar
ply un tin oiiit guard cutter l>4*gnn
port, he said. The wind nnd c u r -j the deck of ii». Arirr'
* le attendance hsd
The election of the Vestry men i? on incentive ami an encourage to fight There were n number to run
TAMPCO
rent and the wnves were to*> behaved H
ntty hiereaied during the year, resulted ns'follows;
’ follow * . Veslry men inept to garden lovers to go oil ,if th.- Co ted States government
<i 'rrftlngly.
f'nj't-ni'11 Fdm-oids signaled to
Tin one pounder >hell* on hoard,
strong against us. I knew that he stayed “ 'lake .ill dxy
report from the Men’s { ’lub rc-elceted were (l K Smith, S with their guod work.
>
111n* til- was g o i n g to drop tie*
given by Randall Chase and O. Chase, (ieorgr A l)«> Cottes, ( grounds arc notable in the fir*t Iinfivatet thn and t h r e w t he h a w ' . t - and go i nt o P o r t F a d s
war right, nnd he wns just ns ! on ginr.l
\Vhfn ci,
vlO
Sionc, while the Roy’s dub J. Humph, A. P, Connelly nnd II place, because of the (lever uti
rhojird
worrieti as wo were over the way j There wa- liitle
■ri fuel, and g e t t he b i g g e r
CRO
food nnd waer-wen* running low-. - prise.
Putciro
Was repotted by Raymond F. Whliner New Vestry men rlet liration o' cvety natural advunt
;«ird pat rol boat
"TiiMn
Mow 11 St a r l e d
MEXICO
So
li*' took rSmninnd, with Hadley 1 \yf.
ed were Charles T Fuller, A H age, o f slope, tr"e-, and lake view
help m i he t o w i n g
IF
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il
* .,f || the beginning;
and
I standing guard over him, {jH
Ihe planl utg is |e<rnnir,en', ami
*, Amelia Nol>el, secretary of .Stones, Robert A Newman, It t
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k
a
m
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h
the, ............. v, Furdt^j
•fl" iii 4
omnn'i Guild submitted h Hnldwin and Kdward l Mi«r K••11 i •n •i•t * main It - f tru et lej. ve I is
,i '
111il he . mi d i 1 A run runner with u swarthy, surly, and headed for Tampico, so he told the moment
lurr^sj |
Is wj i s - il III. no'-tl o f Moni l uy,
ergreeU'. tunumg-ii*. mlet'perseii Nos Jti, ihut • iipiiiin
resenW uI ' re w of rum i miners-, an I
III
i
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ui n
the Me xi* jo *u.lunu
F i j mo i i J s j U*
with tin- flowering shrubs in wincli ti.iiil rnv-elf ntioard the roa.-i guard
1 mg thoroughly convinced thnf Puerto Mi-.xicu and |
if.
L
m i d n i g h t t he ImW the sea kept rising.
pl«HI
m a i l ’s Cl ub, f a v u n t he popul ar•'/
Florida is x.i ru h
The grass
he In nded intentionally for Puerto under nrtext It'x up
sirs w
All
night
and
for
the
next
two
>ii't o f f a n d t he c o u r t
cuttei
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i
utter
k
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from
i ng o f t h e r e a l l y f i ne m u i u m i j i I a (.road expanse o f living green
in some, way he nnd his cteWFaml IS. gov.-nime," ar„l (),,
urograms, ^nd says ihut people is of St Augustine, with never u the Hilojfi i Mi's i base, and cap- guard ut t e r , , v a n i s h e d in t he d mU days we were torsed about those
their * raft might escape us. T h a t'o f Mexico
Hml l e \ and I were alone on
hi
git
waves,
trying
to
tack
back
lured
the
Arsene
J
.
<10
miles
tiff
tin
lk‘ hidVr'i
W'.l] o nl y l i st en In p r o g r a m s w t u u i n , ,
of the -iriitl , f thin arch
Mr». Htuiry Wight
t h e y learn t o e n j o y t h e m
(tnmpin " I r o n i
him h
l..w II
IM a mt I "
III'
gr o pe r ! * , **mM Will trim H Jiirk«tf>n
in.
\\ III
M
t m.- " 1 tt'iw n H# \V H j «t *knoi i ) InS h e d e p r e c a t e s t he f n . f t ha t al l |
f .'r a m l s o n O f ‘J o h n 0 . ’
W-.1 M 1*. V1.1
! ia ii i.iiu .irui an r«M-r*ivi’T «»f ili^
it f ’It V1» hi *
outstanding event o f t he t oo o f t e n mu s i c a l c o m e r t * m e run !
r u -f v.if Iftniil Ilmik of Or 1«ml nr
i '■‘
f l.-r Mlft
t v.
( Qua l i f i e s A s <) r a t o r
week nt the Woman’s d u b j by a small six-ml set
r.>r thi-ir.
o
r
r
i
m
i
s
in
oh
unit
i
<i» ■ " »»hmi.ii n \fi off ilve ii.« »tirb r c**
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oi tif h ■ I w iHif f■
( m iiy
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r.elvei . j i n d t h a t i he pr i c e s a r e i f
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,
t e n to.* hi gh f o r t he a . - . . . u-e p. ir*e
•* i' <f»* whmie
kn'iw II MiJ
A1 V \t
i
- i n i, .*.1
v
MmHirif*
h i .i i *-i Int*
|ure department under tin- Mi* , Anlen -hoohl . eMauitv
4V '
U i 1u* Ii I.iimli'Mr A. Vrfih* f
*
1*<
itm <)f Mrs. J B. Coghurp
gm tlfie’l wilti l lie m, i i. . i geni enl
...........
.1 ''OI V*»f ufltifl if Hi p i
.4* -| I. ' 4ri
:play was first presented in - he r S a n f o r d c o n r c r i . f,.r Ll., pn,, . r
I ■l •
14flit If fJ IIt hi
1 J ’’ t «-^t| r- III
* - X■i1« . n-!
'■'vi,
k’ u m l r e x Ft nt*iK Tic
nr
I'M 11t i*»
Etheum Theater in Brooklyn up- .uffie.enth
fusotudde
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fill
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e n d u r i n g J e v e r v -.tie l l ileal and
M \ i r *#f i f .4’ .4 *l.il fi 11;.i r
mi
(4
oil-. It
•v , ,
Din| i > ;tll fn*rn^iiH r 1mtnt rtr q,*i i
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which makes it us interest 1 The t li 1,1 ts will I....... ' ■all- " i t " \"i.- r . ,!*■ * i . i ■ (. r ' w <■r v. I '
j a I 11»l, l . rt I
1-u
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H"T.*i 1
f" |'*jViol
••' 1 • 1ti I•* t .v V•rt*•mi t ’i<m nv .1 S*s ' if •f 1
the present time us :t was I lies*lay n f i e i i 'li i l t o, i - aieI a n ,i r r u e ) r * ir L ir ■J 1 i ' i i , .
of J
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a Oil Si *' ■
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day that it was written
in charge
f Mi
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ii
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in
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.ir l 'i Hh pr.rniscft h«-r t*i na f t *-r tl» r i f
I Ll.lil'X.- f W (!
Another
nterrrting
< x ;>i
i j , I). Cogburn, who pre
A’ i
l. ' ■ n. i 1
if 1•i i f*, -SI
w r\
-- ,
> is*
-i
U - I t i i f l f v I t I ism litwl UflrtK lit
lit the Woman's Club at from Miss Arden i« her \ lew i tia« wili i" >\J - |f or t f-> f \ •A<’• h
14tii' V i *II #- r 1 1 ' i' r ■»
.»■ fri
i -Mitt i nf S hihI ihi I p nlnl Htrl l ■’ .... 1
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id,
»
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•f • hii
•11 ti
“f i 1n i Ifln in w|l
fl
P
T Tuesday evening, will tile Iirl. sl sllollld cut el Ini t he til *t ■ In* "ri- 11. i r i i *, / \*> fi* i it*i JT1• Mr
-gt>
i
m
* 1 4 • -4l1V
1 i n \'ii m )> rt f Qt!itrl**r 4j f
tin'
S par^ <-f il.n ry Joseph H ai in i-ui h id min unity, I-',
lei,Id'll'; l r > a * i
ml f *k. -vi i n * l‘ 1 I d r
ti yuunp Ameiitui Sen-’ programs to fit th*
IM-eliil
a- Ini- !"••ii )
•3•Is •*|| V i •>
light cm a ul y pert, while I luand, cont nunng. I ■■ ted iiiiii i
a till Clarl v,-i|l take thu rul t " h. we r y n u r s t a n d n m l*y gi< eg
k,iA
; -r
I’tr
’irifpt-Chirhi f*nn
t r a s h , 1 Ot!l t ha t you nma’l h.
gT-X t •
steal
Dry Agent \v rites Soul" ' " ' w" "u'
Own Tale Of Lurid
Ride On Rum Ship
JP
vities of the
omen's Club
. |{. A.
W nnloii
will
di hn
1 Bt i i nt e ur
nKVrli'dogi t
Attractive Window
Arranged At Store
a na
I i
C character of Mrs. Gordon..1your audience mid gi\
mventhina) »iHieiy w o y i n n , H y .u iT ii i i « «l
Miss I.ova Turner will piny’
FlI > <('
I *11
Of Smith KrotJierH
McCracken Sewer Pipe
' I It l I I I I I I 1 II I III
igtgv ru
ji mi i . i
i mi,
Vite prncram of Christ mas r ir
*of KHza, the r.?rVt»’nt', ami
OF’ l i n | I I I M , i \ x n i i i m i »| ii _
Fwill
ge
given
hx
In
Mnci.
,|
e
. Konle Vill depict- the *lAitler
' i " i i i u l \ n — i x , 11 %n < i ii i
0 1(1
I I I l( I I I I | l I | I
The Willd' •« "f Smith Bii th, rs
I In usual
household. As the little artmiint on Dec J I
t
i . ) i: I J
ulv
fnr'tho
bringing
of
guests
ivihhurnlturo
Nt"r
havi
been
aUrnr
la ode act' nnljr, Mr*. Gog
Itdal na tt l
s arranged n most delight prevail, and a ehnrmmg afiernonn lively decor,tied lor tin 4'h mw* ma- i I
•t . i son and uti - . .I
ill* ilUiO";
ttal program to procedu it. «!x assured. Last y*ar for the f i
1lie In- ; d ; i ,
i > , , tieml I-1'I
' I I * I I■■\
y Victor Robinson will rung time since the days •! I '•.* \\,
id;!
FinDay," from Madam 1 luh, the i hildn n "( iin W..
I tII tig - ' * ' , V*
(rfly, a* in keeping with the < lull wcr.- iif f ir In fi v
ij
ftf#o note nf I hi- plav. and i't ' ||g I it' ll" r i- 1-• r* ■‘ j 1 n i it a ui**!. : i
r m. u
• f* t h#1 J 1 r fti i r t t l rt-i it i n iJ . , ,i 1 g
mA, M. Philips will he heard IIIU s |'III '
hr ' u k h
I1! v- ., ■
i f i i -. r t *■1 ' n t-l ■' i l 11 ♦■|»Ia i141
K-t,V D"'l
M
Kiss" by Ardlti.
and tie]nit inii- 111
fe My Caravan Has Rested," in everx way > MA1’1-llH , t hat
»l* |u" p r i a t e l y dre***-. 1 mill T.f,ir
A r* ’ Tho m a n y friends mid' I n v i t a t i o n is 1 1' pea tod t hi s yenr, I s t a n d s a l a r g e
figure
f'lnuH, w i s h i n g e v e r Voile
of Miss Elennor Herring nrwl on Dec J 2 . ai .1 in t he a f t e r
leome the opportunity of noon. Mrs Wi l l i a m M c K i n n o n will 1 h r i s t m a s . "
to the c hi l d r e n
und
her fo rth e first time since be h o s i e r s
A ( h r i s t m a s t re*1 i.Heflfon of study and practice g r a n d c h i l d r e n of t lull m e m b e r s " f <l f u i !'. dec o r a t e*i ni,i
ha'Vontulilbleao S c h o o l of Mo nil d e p a r t m e n t *
, w! *! -uli 'f 11
( m i n e s Will he dill', ted Ny t i i - i - t
fr’ ih Paris. I l u ruimltvrs me
.11' lopl ru iscil W !nt"VX
flymp to the
by Rimskv nuts t how eft iij' Mrs, M ix nil, n.it .ntii i - ■. .■*41111* ri, -is- w *( 1-rn
u k o ff, and "Tantteoirtn Chi t h e n will lie t he tlsllll’ ‘. ttl , f - "(
lb# . •11■; r i ■*" r < ... f •
I in i ' l l ' - si-li sen- 'll
?Vby Kreisler
ii' .1
.Maude Claik to* ihm g' •-(
r i l e r e Will id' 4 hi i if fun
l-usine
iricsn |, r,
l flckrts, which arc nu-relt rmm
session uf the Welfare De |ar t m>'Ht j rl un,1: ug *i|ii
*■* pri ce
on Wednesday a ti-tniMui,
when ,u-ioiticrtv** •r .1w
Mrs
L.
P
Hagan,
the
newly
elect
M.u,> uttni. t ive gift s u g g e s t; the bridge purly on Tuesday
.•In
ed
rhairmuti
will
,
m
m
with
',,rbeing
prominently
displ.iyed
fli .#! .
[.inr'nt'Xt week, gift* of money, toys
-xt J»
1|-(Mfit i.*-f
clothing will lie accepted her members the plnni of work for |the »tme and those* ruiiiie< ted w*j
U4l "cull •
I
4#I Iff*
HF#11f ■I .1 I l■<M.t, Social department to he the entiling months himI *hv urjf- th<- I'H iheph sn\ t h a t thin ( b f . * a
r i .HI ' t.H
v l» 11«2
*niH*
111 hi* t ho
thf* ■*! t <
and forwarded nt once to cs a full uttcndulli e
1Ii*' r p- ri .i Vr *i T1H'V*>* f
For the month of P , •mbir t lit M.t n .*r1 4»yvi|
1««lliUiI *-tt P H i111I I t+*1 ,1
:)drcn’e Home Society m
* I ' ' !l l*< I‘if[|“4 Hi. ,) f , ,f |I
special activity - f t he U Ifarr I)<*
tinvllle.
11" * * *f •n H# 1111k ii.. n r . i
purl merit is in u*si«!iin p lo tiir
\
u
r
n
i:
o
r
m
i
i
' Ji it * *■i t t|#rtl pi
nunl donation hns become i
I
1M
jl 1III. 1D■ Hfilln- Iti
0
s,
I, feature* of the work of [
■ 1* |H -It 1 K tV 4•n thru
i ri # i.hi 111unI
J*ft
r.f'
0
I
U
mL A T r 11" t 1 ' 4Hi |lift ID
;4
Pf I** f If r| ll r*r 1' I d f r**l| 1 1. J '
ft] department, and it [
1' h 11r ' 1' if r *n r>‘ 1ftl 1. *n .. r K•<m <4H,J ui.
f i b i I 4 I*
I *h *ll in T h e .-A.I I j
I .to something very nice >
•I* * t 1•- 1.*1 ti x ••f V 1(ir it! tv bint'-r u u
1f » rft Jtl il ^c*WRp.l I'll r Jm 1111*>It I li
n«"
»n
#
k
r
.*
n
t
,
it
l.v
t ’hftiilrr 7 .3h .
-rinfin t S* rnl»>4-I. ( ‘ - u n i '
Fl- <
t> little ones waiting in the !
i h* V r 1 iff 1M1'> 1.44 1* " i ... ....... i.i
in * i it* 11 \' « i‘ K fin f m r <«.'■►'*
home, for their rnlop '
1|1 -.11 at RU h *^ uu< Llull ft! 11 a
J+n ri fc *ttp Ttni|.■f i'll i tif r ' •f Mmir nn Ir f*
to permanent homes.
|
h i t s t : n .l ‘ ruj
11♦i n i *i nd 1 1.. * .41
it i| \ 1Hi Ml
.Hli *t fi.rci VlMfldn
i’
r 1 D» i l r- ui* I' ui ii t nf i ti ^ S p , . ■
fa. Raymond Key and Mrs 1. ,
• I -s k A M'
J h n ou r > i i »i 27
f
Hi,, 11'i ftii14 it f if! \ < S&D} liift 1 r n I I ' "D* hi I « \f rtilf »rf |it.- St At*
her will he the hostesses '
f I'l.4 1ri ti tit! f ■■» S' in |iml r- i l>■ f v
l h • 1 11•<1h 1 -P ' 4 k .•f t Itr*
;i li f i- it ? tif " tfiS
w 1htv ilh <1ji\ \( 1fijx i-ill *•- j V
party Tuesday, and roser 1
i ; . ‘ A T i mm 4*f» ll •*1rl h \ lift fl Ik* l L i r.ia i", uu 1*41 m if»ft tj > ft 1*11|J-F44r»t f |*i*|; T- n i'.
' may be mods with oilher
*
-«l
v
I
i
v k i mr*;i v>
I)oc. 24th
M a d e In F lorid a
>n
KntlSt’wrr 1*ipt■ 1 to 21 inch, and Cm rcspiMulm^ I'iliin.tfs for Saniliii*
Meets ICvery Requirement of A. xS. T. M. Specifications
A L L P IP E S M A CH IN E M ADE
Conil)iiu*(i Dailv ( ’npacity 110,000 fee^ Prompt Shipments, One pipe nr a Trainl.t ia t l.
r .t .
•*
SfftJ&.twtaneM .a----2J——Illi, „
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WIN A
PHONOGRAPH
rii.tmns Im II on Dec. 28
hand! of Mrs. Forrest
I Mrs. J. G. .Sharon. 1Jo
in their lists -for
tent niembers would
Study the department
inted in the year book.
In'vrest mrny to
know
.1 Mis* Hoctonso
known in priij^U life
\ number given for every
dollar spent
0
:i0v3'/g
Tubes 1.35
“30x3Vg ’Tires
$6.95
29x4.40 Tires
8.85
29x4.40 Tubes
2,65
■- - 1 * 0 * 4 #• nr 1«■4i « 1 i «■|t r , nr n I a
J1'
! 1•' " a-* svvl.l *■nr »*i| 1*) * >T l If hut . i
s ... \ y
? 0 Mlift r r*1*
2-i flinr,-*
i;
20 shit re’j
1*
F. P. RINES
•i
'
il yeara af Rurnpeon
is definitely entered
im rtd .
Fi
t
-f
. .
A c t ft i.(
I * I H,
l , ftT*s
v* D R IN K S — D H U C S
' f -
Geneva
W ftwood
fl
IM(^(il,AS.S
i:
-ulcfil <'f t#V»l-'rd Ilu
T r u s t Oj>.
Is a Pi
rlplion for
;
I f r « il
t “*141 r 1
11
,'l ii
N O T IC E T O F A R M E R S
.f
nf
(<1ii
ip anti
noli* thpintA
j
fast
*?
I I
Let us help you with your sub-irrigtttion trouble. We are a little out of the w
but it will pay you lo come out
•-, • <
*•
,l(**Vs*JNt 4A * V- . '
.
HSt VK. KTI I J I ' I I K I A I .
( Ill( I IT,
S
ok t i i #: hT a t h os- f i .o iiiiia . in [ j
am i r o i l Nk h i \ o i .f: i o i x t i - ' } ]
•-d:
T iiA \ ri:n r.
Its I.I.
TO
(11IF1T T IT I.K
\
Lartfe Stock On Hand At All Times
V-
!|
< •lisrcs ix t i i n r in c tiiT ro t'iiT o r Tint r J
Yo uwill reeelvB courtesu»“acr«!ce at our fountain.
M
■ 1. - . - - ' •
•etf iV
ID.
I sliar
J aharea
i A!*.- 1" s l i . r r s livid liy
I-*
It
ltr*v*n i,i. jissigniw*, nr t|:gsl reg
t f p p n U i i i , , uh cvldflicrut li>* Ti.r
t l f "'ul * Nn 7
nr
mii-Ii
nmni|iu
i h s r r n f us nifty lie s wf f l ci r nt t o pa*
tin- ns*, ••rnsnl levied uK-iinxt surli
Ulistrcs •-! S i n r k . na prnvi drd f*>r |i>
Kf-rllt.n I H H - n f 11««. Itavlin.*! *i^n
. " n l Sii-iui..^ .,f Kl.nliln. nnd I'liap-
1113‘ Sanford Ave.
opera 11 TrovaI’bone -161-J
1, Italy. air«. Hartley r
1
..................
n Hanford as the guest
' •**
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COMl’LKTD
LINK OF
KI., r 1-1,4
I Mm. l>. Y. Drummond,
DUUOS
ly contralto voice Is
itbered hor*r.
C lC ^ ilS — CANDY > : ‘ a*.
L- H articr, made* her
nf
ii- a
tin* Hf-Vt'ittL Itnllclal 1 H- ii t
w M w f: kjls
l i Stl UI I'H
puty <’In x
10 stinrss I ’--f'OTTKS, HPKNCEFiH.'&
10 slmri-s
nmiiTON.
to stisrf*
in i l m i , , Sullcttiirs nnd —f Ijiiun-l fur il'c
i '"iiiiilnliiai](.
^ siuir
1'iildisli l i re. 4, 11. IS, J *., .Jun. 1si
....
>•
J• t U
TO slinrc*
.
1
1
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(-ii i*. riiiLi.n-H,
fomiiUinant.
N at
vs.
i*OVSTK and
v im
.v
-j ;* —
i
VAT
I-OfNTK
anti
HA i
J*<»VNTH, Iris wife. If ..ii..
if d.-nd. against Ilicit ui.k,
• heirs, de v i s e e s , begat*-**
k
l e e s a n d ,> t t g n l n s l
uli
ii * i
. . c l j i l m 4 p k i f t t e r t s t s o u n d e r it,,I*.iynia Ins H l '" f n i l
. ,
rife,*-"..
o r oi lu*r w i**r,
William U.
hn-iwn
Ad.rusTly at
tdrst Nallt
a liatihlng
Under Ih*
»t«ie« ot.
acksiin
I wn n H i l l ' . *
. II. J a e k s i i i o Hull
iwi ricelvor *■( in.*
I
Dank
of
Lffif
tho
•'>>f1=77
Or l a n do ,
-4*
Uni t ed
I f irtlye, nhd If
firm.
m or xucet^surs
;*<ina etatming
hi: t *
said William
im J
nown it, f I .
1 _
t liSnri,
e l ip
■5®'‘
• rJS ii
1
:■
i
PLANTS AT
,
-w-
*
'
\
1
nknown heirs.
'K p n U n ,
- 'T ’ -
B S g ly
CICNERAL1OFFICE
rpupitlon oi gaiiixe.i
of
Work
\
�*»
TYPE BUNGALOWS
Krudicatlon .Work To Begin
, HhoW C’Output
odr ftflllhln-BolUtrt
L ost Y e a r
y
*■ Jwtrly: Next Yedf Between
•Perdido And Choc taw hatch
Rivers, Says p r, Knapp
’
_ j;: Fia., Dec. U .
value of the minylot ids in 1026 wo*
D,800 mtrt than in
to completa figby Herman Guti*
ilogist.
i*
for 1025 was $17,522*.
M .of 1024 was $13,iting, the geologist
mineral tesourcca
harp shown progrea-
The Oylando js efficiently and
Cfrmpaetfjr built, but*offers n real
h'otnee for tho small family. Than?
K«.*<)(«
aent.
arc fivpc l*ntc rooms, n scpamtC
[in a.Email way with
breakfast nook.ondn hallway con*
of phosphite in
nccting all tlj* rooms, yet the
Ologist said, dcrclophouse occupies only n 28 foot
itale’s mineral. , fcfront nnfl is nob thco type that re
procccded steadily,
quires Ihrgeo surrhdndlnj? space to
rsent time, the stale's
Bet it fofto advantage.
action, the statistics
Tho bath Ls conveniently locatcit
furnished by tho
nnr! in tho renr of the house.
■liters, and by the coI n nt mul hack porchss urt: partly
|the United Etatca Bu
enclosed
and the ‘refrigerator
is, followjl:
iied from the outside. There is a
land pebble nnd hdrd
Ir.r/o fireplace anntl omple closet
Si tuns, valued at
space fot the bedrooms.
The hreuafAst nnook, although
limestone, 3,813,213
adjoining the kitchen, really is a
[at f4.r>34, 8 8 f
scpnmte room. Notice the wealth
|int. 2.11,370 tons, vnlof windows through the house.
173.
Ibis is the type that is made
rnvel, 1,615,520 tons,
'ddubly
attractive by the use >>f
1,080,215.
The Orlando
jirs earth nhd kaolin),
In nil parts of Uie country, the nwnifngs.
valued at $1,743,921;
Conrlruction is of tile and stur
demand for the Spanish bumtniow
jiriK brick, face hrlck,
is yrowing. . 'fhis model, the Or- co, so umtnnged as to give extra
|and sand-lime brick,
lundo, is typical of the* sturdy, but i ordinary ismlness in suinmon and
st imated, value,
inexpensive kinds beeing construct w.innth in winter. The m -t, rum
j , red in mnny sections.
11, r - . 1,88(7,895
1151,387.
Mte, rut il e, t i r o nn, nnd
112 tun.-, i nine. $2 2 1 . -
increase wns shown
of each production
j 192-1. The pcrcentafic
Ilir each Industry, wn <.
[I-? per cent; lime an.l
|0 per cent; .crushed
rent; Rana and gravel,
clur products and
lick, 45 |>er cent; clay,
Jsrt PSFUf*and knoTTn
ninera! waters, 12 per
st, dmenite, tutiie zisrite, 6(5 per cent.
ir*-iti(Ai, Mr. Guntur
mtiun vvfta the largest
rvcord^d. Dur|]h*' -l, the nvtrE^ for
}a . limited, hut large
rrc mined nnd held in
th. .lose of the war,
e ii -torage wur reIn'.mg for the unusual
lift' t-1 tons in 1920.
in i 562, nnd, ns n
n til.uight the total
rtmii'iti for thnt year
It
tetmn for 1025, ho\vklogist stated, indicates
frea-ie in all industries,
those entering into
trm lion nnd building,
|»t the development of
^rsdily proceeding.
Ideml Grand Jury fttitirtn)
Mnny Indlcttn.ehla ln Rum
Conspiracies ‘ B u t "4 N am es
O f Accused v A re W ithheld
TALLAHASSEE, Plal. Dec. 11.
1^ 0 ,)-‘-Thlrteeq and. a halfcoUn*
ties of Florida arc n w tick-trte}
systematic' work' l* proceeding In
that section between the ChOetawhat ched arid Perdido Rivfefs,
and eradication will b» begun
early ifi .l82T between the Ockloekonee\ and -Suwannee Rivefs,
according to a review of the opeT*
ationa of the State Live Stock
Sanitary Board, announced by Ji
V. Knapp, state veterinarian.
Monroe, bane, Broward, Paint
Dench and Martin counties, op the
east cooat; nhd Garden, Liberty,
Franklin*. Washington, Calhoun,
Ray, Giilf,'Jadkion, nhd 'the east1
ern half of Holntcs, are free of tbi
. . J a c k s o n v il l e , Tin., Dec. u .
—tAh--irnllftttientB returned hero
today h>- the federal grand jury for
the southern district of Florida In
clude names 6/ men'-prominent th
thd state, chhrred with use of the
mails m schemes to defraud, in
eoniU'ctjnn with sales of real es
tate u wan announced from the
office* of William Uobcr* United
States district attorney.
No names wero given out. but it
was tutid that warrants ftp" several
arrest- would bo Issued this affernofth nnd that the tnen .would bo
In custody "within a few days."
Half u (Iptcn liquor conspiracies
of more than Usual far-reaching
ramification also were included in
the indict menu, the district attor
tlciThe
i work now going
*
on between ney .v‘id. Names In thesq eases
the f'hoctawhatchea attd I’Ctdldo
Is expected to be completed early ready t*> o> o|>crnte 100 per cent.
In 1027.
After the Ocklockoneo-.SuwanOver 400 dipping vats, to bf noe nrei, ih finished, the board will
usedin the operations between the turn it- nttentioh to that area l)!Ocklockonec and. Suwnnce, have Ing between the Suwannee river
Jx*en constructed.
/
and Atlantic ocenn. Many In
Cattle owners of the new area, quiries ns to when work will be
the veterinarian said, havp lined started in that section have al
up with, the state forces, nnd are ready reached the hoard.
17Hydroplanea,In
San Diego Regatta
Churdh, i Jacksonville, - St- £
IJreabytery; Dr. E* A. Lli
superintendent home mil
- SAN DIEGO, Calif,; Dee. u —</r>
■"-Sctfntwn of the fastest 151 class
hydroplane* in the world arc herd
far the opening- of the national
championship rogntta today.
Among the famous speedsters
to be hooch in action hero today
and tomorrow are Bpitfirre V,
owned hy James Round/Jr,, of To-'
wanda, N. Y.,. holder of the 1020
record of 42,42 -miles an hour'and
Mbs.Westchester, owned by £. W.
Hdmmohd, Larchmont, N, Y.„
holder of the Atlantic coast cham
pionship. H /.
J. ' H. Cunmhghan), Gibe
Tamp*; UnIv«T»it> of Florid
Florida State College for W
Guyte P,' McChordjDr. R. E
Coalin, pastor RiVehrftfc P
torlaa Church, - -Jacksonville,
Presbyterians To Hold Two vrin Had lie open fernim t
Day * Conference StnrttnR subject
Challenge,
Next Tuesday; Prominent X* Pmbytariin hty workers
Speakers Afe On Program
lando; I
Dec. 11— </P) Duncan
— Upwards of 600 church workers Sherrlll, Pei
of, Florida aro cxpected to gather Campbell,. DeFunlak 'Springs;
CeDuBosc,-Hanford; W. R. O'l
horo D et!£l4;)ftTa two^lay state
wide conference,6f Presbyterians. Sanford; C; T. PaXon, Jaeksatr
The conference has bf«n called and Marctu Fngff* supdrfaiwh
"to create "q synodical ^conscious- Children's Heme Society, Jack
ville, and it'number of othersness In homo mUsIojta, and recom
Oho of the problem* to «n*«
mend to the sjmoAof Florida the ford
the i confsiwnoe is how
setting up o f’a unified home mis chnrch should1proceed abootsion organisation," according to In
feeling an-expansion ia Florid
vitations sent out.
cope with the rapid growth of
The two-day scislon will h«
state* and particularly
featured .by addresses by promin
sport to hwfle mission,w<
ent clergymep and laymen of the
Presbyterian church of several sages of th* work cart
section's of the country.. The subjoct of their talks Will bo along the , .
lines of "ottr home mission need
*p.
nnd opportunity." ,
.
n .
. Included nmd’n g.those who will
apeak are Dr. William Crowe,
... ,
pastor of the Westminster Chureh. th
St. Louis;. Dr. W. Itay .Dohyas.
r
Birmingham; Dr. ' J. Campbell , «,(■
White, vice, president, Bibbs: So ml.
nary, Now YtjVk; 0/. W. ,E. M<S
h
Ilwnjn, chairman home mission,
t
Suwannco Prcsbyfety; Dr. L. E. Warj(
McNair, pastor First Presbytarlah Jt' gt«l
ORLANDO,
Truck Market Expected To Ri$e With
Lighter Shipments In Comirtg Week
The truck mnrkct has shown a j caused
by the warm
growing
decline during the past week th a t' went her, had their effect oil the
linn not been favorable to the grow- : market from the first of i!ic week
er of this section hut anticipation to the last. However, only in few
of light shipments next week is |instance* has the crop been going
expect ad to .strengthen tin- prices into seed and very few spot* are
.In.both t!m-iiorDicaatern aiui tbo . noticeable. Kavorul ears will t*e •
tiiflrkcts of tho middlewont.
'shipped next week thrti will prob- '<
A total of (19 eaN were hhlppetl1ably bring n pHcr equal to that of
(pirn the Sanford district in th e ' two weeks ago,
at'Vcn days just past. Lettugo ship-1 Several larmerr t,in the district
liken setting.oscitrnlc nnd
initnla hendyd the list y}jth 33 enrp have
bflvc bfcen
settm
nnd escarhlr was a eloro Second At wiillp the price thu pnbt1week hna
2 ? c n n .^ F k n ja fepy^ef * irtwune not riieRM-lUghi- H? wll^ m bahljrwere shipped-anil one car of pep- show a slcn ^ ' TisB until tl.c late
pcm. A few mixed curs left, but crop com elf In. w- *
Romaihe shlpnicnts have been
no nicurnte estimate on their num
]ilriitt-nnd luckily so for thi* market
ber is available.
In New Ynrk lettuce has been has b£ri at. about $1.60 top,
Retent rdpdVts of the storm in
selling nt a ti;p of $2. Kscarele
ims brought practically the same, Culifnrnin have told of (he report
ttnmntne hrmight 81-DO top while ed dninage In the lettuce crop »ml
the . market on, peppers hus been, Ideal shippers urc expecting hett.-f
a.bout $5 50 to $6.*^ A few crates prices in the near future.
of biinns wire sold in the Sanford
district nt $3.78 per hamper f. o. h„
Photograph* will be taken at tho
which is conpiderid an excellent Ffito of 400 n, min ute by a new
cam era,,if it lives up to its ihventprice.
k
The heavy cutting operation!, pr'd claims.
. .
ik o r y O p e n s
ird n v M o r n i n g :
BY HISTBR MANY
BREAKFAST — Orange juice,
|ik M ud Bakery, which cereal, 1‘thln cream, cteamed dried
jiniirmng at tho corner beef oh toast, crisp toast, milk,
Magnolia Avenue, is coffee*
5* =
BBiplct*. line of baker’s
LUNCHEON—Rice and vege
»1r" to do n entering table sbpp,
J«ll led apple
onlmg to T. R. Moore,*
salad, mown blind, molasses cwk.4
V ics, milk.* tea.1’ •
”
n no experienced b»DI|fNBR, «If Roast yeal, baked
.t*cii succcaBt'ul in a
Macaroni ant^ tomatoes! creamed
title, where’hft has Op-,
carrota,
endive With FrthcH'd o t t
fit* m the. past few
ing, whole wheat breach date nte,
•
|loing i„ furnish the milk, coffee/
ford with a high class » ' Keep in, the mjttd that (veal re
goods a n d jra gna{ reiuonabla
light and add to first
I
Add bread crumbs nnd sriTrahdl
Mix thoroughly. Dissolve baking |
Jtbwdor In ntkk'and stir Into mix-j
Sure. Turn Into a buttered mold;
hhd steam throo hours.
Serve'
With Urange , sauce or whipped'
cfeamr
r
‘j •j
' Suet puddltlks mhkt be IhBIroUgR-l
ly cohked, a lunger timfe bqlng » 1-|
lowed thirl 'for , ah bldlrntry
Kteamed, puddinft
’ '
fcartol Pudding
•.One cap grated raw carrotT ‘l>on
[believe that hv entur-
wi“|» line Of French
(her liainiie* from the
K. fi|lmg n long felt
community,” rfr/
Asks For
IWestern Meet
^TT2—
•h-c. i l — (4V-The
* d«Watrs to the anf, of lh<* WcsUcm Gplf
IJT
here in
r * ,r invitation lo hold
e^efrur Meet at Beat•lion has Yiti
the amstctir tourbids »rc expected f *
*nt from « Chicago
White Ucnr qub nf
hunt to
|f*n last *unimkn
1**®ETfiLOYOLA
ELES, Dee, llU -(/P
rtir, sporU'ji^inM
£ *» «h*t he he. k
Wnr V Fatla' P ,: E »
W
m
m
thg, 2 Ullespcan* milk, 1 cup
ded and, chopped raialn*, i-4
cup sliced eitrorti,
Sprlnklg S labitopdoiia flour Dirdr
P e o p le w h o k n o w s a y th 'a t D u n e d in
I s le s is F l o r i d a ’s g r e a t e s t h o m e c o m m u n ity .
. T h e y p o in t to i t s lo c a tio n , o v e r lo o k in g
C le a r w a te r
a n d th e G u lf o f M e x ic o ,
w h o r e h ills .c o m e to. th e s h o r e ,.t o i t s w in d
i n g r iv e r s , i t s la k e s , s p r in g s , t^ p es a n d to i t s
m a n y o t h e r p ic tu r e s q u e f e a t u r e s .
v
V-
T l) ^ y !\ r e c o g n iz e
its
d e lig h t f u l a t a n y s e a s o n ,
p e r fe c t, ,n a tu r a l
,
D u n e d in I s l e s is w it h in ' t h S c i t y l i m i t s
o f D u n e d in — i t h a s . t h e f a m o u s * D u n e d in
i r e p a v e d iw iih ’
ro c k b ase an d
!u liy f la n d s c a p e d
'ha and flbwcm frorn the,
through, the meat with •* larding
It Ire and VefetabU Soup
On* quart can
tomatoes, 4
Ublekpouns Hce, 2 medium-sited
cnlons, J tuHUft 2 ttnall carrot*, i
cups Water, 2 tablespoons butter, t
teaspoon aal^ l-fe.,teaspoon pepper. t-2 tiHtapdon Wleky pepper. *
' Melt'bfitter in sauce tfau. Add
onldQ*. pegled.*hd cut in thin slices
and. cook over a'low fisp for five
mihhUte. Add rice ind stir .until
thoroughly coated with, butter*
Wash dud scrap* carrotwand turnlpv tilt ih thin slices and add
with tomatoes, Water salt, pepped
nnd ccict-y jk>pper to mixture' fij
sauce pan, Cover, and stirtmer M
Minutes or until vegetables and
rice are tender. Rub through col
ander knd reheat ■bifoTTsetving.
Fig i^daiqg- '•. ** •!
On^tourtV p ou ~ l.fr,. , 1- t c u j)
cltfpped suet,it_l-2 cup sugar, 1
egg t 1-2 cups bread Crumbs,,■ t-2
teaspoon, salt, i tablespoons milk.
ding is io be aU*‘med. Thla
gkeafrs .the Mo)d *l wkll a* pH*pkrca lhe khokcnlttg for Ute pud*
mixing .thorfiughly.
Turn into
gpeased mold and stkam three and
ohe^alf'hUUr*. Serve wahn with
hknV'eaUcfe
T th U p u d d in r rin b* r th e 4 d
thd uded . th* second'day.,
1 A lemon. aau<* ^*n be'Mwed if
* less rich^auce is preferred. '
1 r: f uldiau Ptnidlng
■'
wUky i-3~cun'corn,
mekl.<!l . * : t4aspood0aMh T * *ifc»lp
minced suet, I-fcu p motaksel,' 1-8
^ ra V q im H k iita k tlrin '
meal* saU knd molests. * 6tlr
cook-until mixture thtekena
Add »uet, epke* , and
W *Unf
m'Jlidcr'
mtkred
JC3eanva
D u n e d fu I s l e s JT ai e v e r y lir ip r o v e m e n t
- m
‘e?’- . r
W.
A d # I t h a s. F lo r id a ^ fin e s t g o lf c o u n e .
A s a p t s e c t o lly S ja t id t e j o v - l t t e , ' D u n * .
, >■
M i n I s le s p o s s e s s e s a r e m a r k a b le c o i w p jk t io n o f n a lru ra l a d v a n t a g e s c o m p le t e ly ..d c - ■ ‘^ a S
v e lo p e d b y o n o Jo f t h e f o r e m u s t c o m ttU B d ^
b u ild e r s o £ t h e n a t io n — a n
n o t e w o r t h y .f o r .m a n y s u c c e
t h i n g s d o n e s p e e d iljf a b d wja
s o u r c e s in m o n e y ;a n d m e n a i
le a d e rsh ip / ^ J U T - . s
j’
T h a t? is w h y a p m m
peer
h o m e s now *
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D u n e d in I s l e s N O W — f in a n d e d r f o r
�„ust One O f Florida's H en __
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o one with a irift for vivid writing cb\tM weave soino
r.nl-rwl as UoOiBil «Tas*
Octnlin 17. I»!\ ill Hir I'ln
**(!■.tttnfoiil Kl-.rl-ls. under
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•rrr. r.4i i » •‘•ilH-'rficiul reader.
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ularad-rcrtM tifr 'faire. *
j ACMicuTcn i‘n i ! »
cXe»u»nt (tied )>• (h« use fur ro
llon of all n«ws ■dlspiitrb*
this psper anJ also Hi#
. . . __ puhllslicii herein. All
r l j c M a of repuhllrslhiu of •peclil
dlepalcbes hereto nfr «lnn r»»mdl.
At***- lst---1 Pr*** 1*
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ITURDAY. DISC. 11, 1926
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Tho Utile girl down the street
'»ha thought t aunt Snlm was
man who wrote the psalm*.
lie s a y s lie in ten d s to die only " n o n
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'By didn't ho-get him
srjr winre? Then
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la***n trm-e.t
ho want ..I,
a job I" r»
he would
gvl ilred of It.
f fr* A loiter t<* Tim Moral d ll*k* Ilo
"irfktion why w•• have de ,-onl 111•i. d
ht> cmnio strip,
"llftnging
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‘.Father.’’- -The llt iald now runs .
^vfull pntfc of.rmnn-» and think* Dift*
* III vit»w of thi* the substitution is
justifiable,
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. . . for
,.A ncKJki
"atlbary ,<tnd small amounts
-nun
?»»"tkfiU,
11 r " h.it kind of
1Y o r k .-
A group nf Aluhnmian* dcs-ide<l fall, of th«i laid, followed new
to j>u -nl f. lumping trip
A* is I thu! lip1 members *-f -he camping
th e has squared him self with the people h<* owes, or
th- i
when »tu h --utlng* ar-- ji.i-ts had gite-, t>,.»».I aed that th
that he --vies, ulm I. b - point . ...it .** .m e and tin -am . thing
*,f l H*t '*1
- ll ia.l MK\
ag a in .( pliimieti, mi. me inla-1 . or *eveiui I liar*. \kt*‘i|tj lie
He is h u n tin g a job
I di YI r *silt
*•fl Ah st h ’ljite.l I ' r . ”
m« nil'cr* of the part) to.ik along
tile ..hi : ••i luted
who
h
Inside of three y e a r - another "boom will <oine to l i->i
IT \VH |*-J*t»lt’ I
..v •• 11 "Upplv ”1 whiskey The po*oM. • «ll AJ'iit. Ii
I t'diii .-» 1h• I am.
'
o '* 1
"
iii'ir
of Ul< whiskey
!h;i!war*
t hr a r .viola
r i ; i " • IViiMt, *vli*. Uu
ula. the rhcer\ old tellow mamUiins. bill b- i n - 1- 1 * Hud it
I
at .
li-t.—pei l ful t Mj- .f l|i Volstend a. 1 and tin* *,i*f ir r h *t «•. I .tin.ii*.- llt« f i f ' l i -1
w ill have h--"bind, i b..ys l. . mak- it a ".h * at
!•!.-i ula i*t.i«i j«i«H'if*i i.i ii lt\ '.i ■ u n i : . £ i h to - 1.• 'II l l.eu f il word in his law "I Alabama
the fa ire st and tin riehe-t slut- m the I mmi tie lik- - to tun .<".1 It 1- .1 ,
I ’m
i fn| to ilia
TV* ill-* 1 prominent memU-r of ||t|i|n| K h i I In’tfJ fllt|*i| .tint
say. ’’and all I tu n -• to -l<- is I-- \utit aial r.h.en e im shine <•! I ngll-h la"L-'ii*k,rHrii Hj.*n fir**'
\m • v in too this pa It \ was W
\V Brandon, .•*»«*• a .ikf.iii - i *.
tb.
g o icitii
nf
A I a i m Ilia - tieI n.
laAl»ll dki i had hr*M, H»*
the prosp.-rify' that is s-» rapidly . --tnlng ba< k l-a. k lumi I.IUI ll f a h ill r * I. .VI it..
*.on. gov,•! nor Whir short l> lifter |
|
"I h-i.-fma.
-hu'ili! nut u-the binder Imivs and bn< k from tin lorni
ts..tinrijr
feels Ijflie*
Suiue one with a gift for writ mtr *<.id.kuse thal "Id
Ml; i > ill's n
< J K 1 IS
man’s
case lo mnk-- a great -t.nr\
•ioni.* *•i.* " d h a gilt f"t
ell* now that Ken Orndst".'
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l o r
u-iti'f
t
bat
I'm*
"l-l
i,**l»
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"*m*
been*-found, inuyt-e he can »•* [.leaching could gel a inaiA« l<-u- **• i fli"H
v. | <"111 ' ^
1
1
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no
11ft* f- -i t hh' about nrdst* thing* in ll.trl fellow 's itllllu d e l - u i n
" .*" >.f.n l ; i *-1* Hon r v I *>*«I i
<,
trunk.
& T h e modarn girl ohould rcj.u-0
her that-’ tllD fn-e'.H not r-\ * r r; What’s la-hu.-l M
D
ii
nty thousand corning to him, the old man could count on vcslors_nii »a it should bo.
ore thnntw enty thousund dollnrs cuch year for spending
*
——
v,
money. He would sit on his |K»rch and plan ways to spend ••\vk
havk WORKED hard,
lie money in the most exciting of day dreams.
He madeand ».■ iwv, progressed,’’ Mr. Mfclsome of his dreams come true sa fnst he hud to borrow ion H„y» th, natiomd drb: hnvlhg
money from thu M Uw -»uuh cordial b o n k s-u siiw I be
l.oJd,” ! ,'b..u.and. of.
mortgage notdk as collateral.
1
'.toliwr*.
One day the buyers came to te a r_down his oldhouse., M( MpUtin works hnrd> an>,
'.stu d y in g his problem ,
ry Wind, who wnodeie-t.
kc -tho world’* M’jei led !fiiej*t.
thou still »ume oecrel nest
the tree r>r Trlll.r** **"*
%— Percy lly**i.e Shelley
W'i *
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.
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.
i t
i
writing' nml purchase of sound in
i’ igu rm g on his interest on the two hundred and se\- vpltnH.nt ^ urlti,, by
small dn-
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P erh ap s you think this would m ake a sorry tale
U
^
,'r"vp p^ "
; nt.’
rn^ ntiiy -larve but
-WORLD'S WANDERKRH W ould if there didn’t happen t" lie another chap ter. Instead th«i' "i«" i-nrt "f the um. iu'
-fMr 'thou Star, whore wIurp j (|f nui^ ing U)q old, mPP b iftcr. instead of breaking his spirit
Iter- till!*, fur. the KMicrnmi-lll
^ .h o fd n thv fierv night
«‘" (1 tu rn in g him into a whining old m iisam e. Urn experien* e
iln iilc, din. til.- br**t thin*; to ilo
That cavern of the nlKht '
' has given the *»ld D’H "" « new lease mi h ie. H- is shrew dl> '•"ml ••**... former' i- to do
& £ ° ™ ;.X
!nT
f.?,)
IgrIni of heaven4* homeJe** '*ny,
6 what depth* -f rughi or day
Seekert thou rrpoitp now T
' 111-■kl'”C
dup.it.-}, Yofl
•aird ■n ifcc
you ?
^USSER
Ults
•aalrarfton «f St. Johno-ln,dl«n Hirer
traslea of eekltr nor.
(ranting pool, tennl* ronru,rtf.
I i.
aatneollna ' of balldlnp pro7
ceata—-haasra, kulrle, apart
' areal konere.
Cltr t'eniuiUfluu of flee inriuMm.';
„ MlttKlIm of lio d le e o r tl
■id he stood about and smiled m ost of. th e tim e. Only w h e n ; ^ |iri)Kll.^ > {or whlcll th<J na.
•roaod l.a k r » lo s r .o .
I
—Oaarpletlan jl.tM r beoatlffca. the tre e s were being torn out by u tra c to r, did lyuineas , tJ(in mhliu)(l
grnU'ful, Ih due to
t Hon p r o g r a m .
overw
helm
him.
He
hud
planted
the
rtiangoes
and
avocihioes;
hia
w,,rk
)(l.
suy„
thui tho rail‘ wl|l»ila«l»n of oekoOl •>»trro
teltk prnvUloa fur lorrranod ib m any years ago. they were wonderfully grown.
m
af)**
have
»«*.*»
reMored
to thoirl
forllltlro.
T h e b u y e r s divided his few acres in to many lots and sold j |»ro|s-r i-ia,. m th.
■--mmuplty,j
J # !'
*a------ -O--------hfock o f them for six ty thousand dollars.
^,,n.l . -n, .ha. th.* n.mt notable.
VBU8 E FOR TODAY
RESIGNATION. —“Job urusc
T h e n about thut tim e the bottom drupptMi- out of the
1
Ia&Zi . and said Nnkod came I
real
e
s
ta
te
’‘boom"
and
the
binder
boys
with
the..sixty
t
j[
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.,AN:
o f»
of my mother’s womb, kml
........ (i n
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shipl I retuin thither, the* thousand dollars left town. The old man neve, has seen nor )|rlIlitM>i>
i r d gave, and the l ord hath ll*k: I J."lll'TV.f
since His property.
|iroperty, the law
lawyer.**
I,.
i „ f them since.
yers tell him. can „t!ii;i
i-i f " t t h I • \ rh ml
n>nU‘ ° f In- re tu rn e d 'to him! but he is Impclessly m *lebl. his horn. ton
„ ,*:*>,„ w,l. In* *•*..
—SERA YE It.—"ti Of! moves in .» |« g o n e , u n d all kinds uf law-suits a te tin en liiu n g .
,l" w,> t "''
lysterious way, llirv wunders l»»
* \*
The K..vrjnnieiit think- that the
III thy pinion* close now?
«■
•£•I
cent. . .. ,
•
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with all otherx..
■•■ 1/;* ~
The old* man acted.like a hoy. His eyes danced with
merry lights, lie iikix! that thirty ihousaiul dollars in show- <w r e t a k y mELLONj*Tepoff“X r old friends and little cliilt^-cn a good lime.
Jle bouglit ;M
>. ,n o .hkh-fb. nays there ji.no
’veral automohiles for folks who would never have beenrbb in -*ur high wave of pp>*‘
able to buy-them for themselves. He paid the Expenses 61 penty*
•
[i by train and trips liy water fo r some other folks who The nation’s income b nt
I not havegone if some one had notpaid the way.
ord level Spending incrcn»csf<alao
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hlivings iiiTountn, lift* inmirunco
IS lIRnALU I’LATKOIUI
rlran fake *1 Saaford'a fraul
■ : * ' /I
I_Tom Sir
New*, CxnntbalUin. Etc.
•£~V,
Mellon's Report
New Emril <Xr? Not Now
Judges’ Salaries
HV ARTHUR IWISHANK
(Copyright
by Star Co.Y
w hose sto ry would reAeli deep into th e sym pathy o f cveil a
T he old man had a com fu rtalde li 6 ntc
SHU.
.------) l » u «
wliidh w ith a few ju t i -m of land wiih the rem ainder o f a
w ar SEEMS* MOKE . unpltuuJ O M a , -.n n n tl-ir M ll u r
■
'loinestoad Intel he “proved up" many y ears ago.
anl m (*hinn than clrewherb--i<itod
D u rin g '-th c real estate specnhition poriml in 1D20, he it’s bad enough everywhere. ■ •
' m 'IIIITIOS ttATRH j
Van
O ffered ono tcntpling price a f te r a n o lh cr fo r the land
in the tx-sieged city of Sianfu.
-- $ 7 .0 0 ; Six
Mon tll ft.TSJ>0.
In I'liy by Carrier. ne* hut could itoLnmko up his mind to give up his home. F in al- .|«et»pie buy and cat human fleab,
Weekly Edition iiu-i
ly an o f f e r o f th r e e hundred thousand dollars was made. •He'n" •,MV r,;° ,nl,>’ nte linrttc mid dog
IA I* N(iTI4'i:t
All* nbltiinry received thirty, thousand dollars in cash and notvs .running |
•Streets are^lined
clhl* ut etionM,'reaulutluriB
hrough
a
period
o
f
five
years,
hearing
in
terest
at
e
ig
h
t
per
w
l
1
,
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ci-s of entertalninenia w lu r u
*-*
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.
iIiIn
. m.I i..* title
csM
this .-iiuntrv
country entnnnrpH
compared
* .ate mails w ill hrctlarjcrJ
it. »-
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PHONK 548
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i lvt)
, T
b* *• a '*ns write* Alt*’ -n
F o r a B etter Stucco 1It
1 v. •)
been l
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KN
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f "i ., -.mall car to gn Ml miles I The lat*' Chili b ■ .1 Itonuparte "f | Miiveisi"ii than one of gam Small’s
\\f re.-nl iibnUl I lie robbers nl flit
Kill nsuln Ileruiil.
i'"ir. snyuig tbai
hi- ..mid Baltieiort*, who , '.nlrived in hi*'*lf*' | 1-1 rnmp meeting re\ivnl*. For if
Th i».v»*M r u l i r i i l I lie btiiltlm g lim in g fb* nigh t am i < i*ai ke*l In.i nul a , till*- a n d sell t hat - ar for to make politic-. | ingcnt by
ay iadding
-an* I" mark not only n change
i'Donby, tono tima Kucre.tary of j t jI#, saf)I U|||| a
ir ^ 0 f ,|v namit*-. l our >nm.li***l ilollar * AL’f'0 It would use little ga and to ffie nrdinarv n .nil* ironic or h'
murder fashions but n radical
mnriMii in.ell***' i ,1 apiwtltrrs
hnnge "f -lew in the Georgia
",,,Or 7 .0V r ! r l r UM,! r w *.,.' Ml„|,.„
a
....... i I hi in,ig fro m M eibom in b u n g s hard ti-.iihl n
and
i
tp.
ii
a
i
.
9 lift*, aasunies full blame for t o * .
...
,
;
,
,
\ •rt*dltcd - n l
t-d n ' l fu* iiuiiid.iir 5 and ninth
■i unusual fla\i-i
f igning of" the TYapot Dome oil j hack Ib e slory **l oil*1 *I* >11;*I lull being iniseil to i-'ii ami . a n l i n - *v *i. i . gn -.-dill. " '
raving, among
her thing*, th.it
i
of i -tire. On.-e n 'lyncher
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s
a
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rijenaos. Ifui thu n«v«*rh’Wattf*' wfrt
Ann*ng 'h r t n r n ,hrtnl'!
'I he fa* •• "I W a**biii»rt"n « ;i •
'yn hi>ig was "
f "ur mu red i
thllig
- hero
S. n
ta-antlarobalily will prove that ch a n g e d to l""k Ilk* th a l of .la* h "i*
I b«* lign i*. <-i..
a
»t *t ntio.is w hi. '
sry true Ann'.'
' .* rnm (>• -•-•iisi-Jere-l n i the row
iby didn't know whut-bo w-* change*! to t- ll iiibl lb* lulK HI ll i . a. l.i I y ill i opt - 11 a Dll
i ran Loiii,] ,dn , , md d-'fend T* . r
i if* i i m > i i;»ii di i
1 111 .' I"' i- and In. occupati. i
Ding whfq he signed
erin Ar wiigg i>)
•*•••• 11**1 i * t - i -oiling •
mark, if U w
I" .no a |» 1 11-..is .,ne
ilollar s. |- P\\ |III lei , I w<ulUi -t-.p D r .* all I hill a 1*0 'I 'Hill H'i1
t»*» i* •f r »-TK
f in.iii* i*.k* ever ninde at in * .is uttered wf .
' '-a- 1. sii.it-'a t-» rejoice ton
n
' M a - -Hi' i Ii lit a t I 111 1- "i
/ ThoroV wmiething funii> nn-ai‘ bill is it T'eiloinl It* •' ru*
mis,- the man who wns lynrt e l !
Ir ful#* m \.,ii - jii rgV »it h n iii*\v Iy . i■f a n g wa s n flower inr^nian
’ that .*•Ob-Oij" nAITie rtarn D|s.,n a ".Sflver <Vrt ifb at*
thin instance wu: white and d I
fi»» ‘loiliir l'i
hys ii \ states jind wh.i those who tool
Enlrtiftn
Olson were sweet
tVtk»rul
*
.
par. in ^tf**se siota try express,"i - ' v b e i f he had b*-e|» b l a c k
r i
o f tall
ll at' \\H1 i i «*u \|
rt* bu|
tvere not n-latiul. l.ulln i
livt-ll 111 S.lllfol'il idle Ol I"* •" in I all
Ut tv*
"f-•••i^Wfu's
j 'op-ilar indignnt idr
'•How
i
be
re
would
finVe
i
been
in
allege it) flown Isiust* a fQptball th ill t ut-i'e ure crintinuls among i*-*
S<»»»»•• iverdnl that and wilt be wore frequently ' 'gar-led w(lh t--l great fuss .about it. But the CBS-*,
olso^is on it^ only
. - |n*ortlvr lo ,ir*'Vt*ul losse.** w h a h m ig h t he m-riutihK m sort , ft»r f»•r« uifcj re-1 it I- bud ; omtion If not with udmirqt
D *a any - vent, sel* a precedent
C ' t r 1 rehd'al k, 4 j, ;
• ro n v o n ie n t, <>r a posnilUe tru gcils The ltcrrtld not only urges The ili'lustr- -will have t- iltg. c .Mr. Bonaparte could have rend ye
which i "did not have bet-n-aet unit
Hut the industry i« n r ight, ' terduy morning's Run, the new*at* tli, n* Vere the beginning of
Y'bo I'tJrli-i- Ilf
recently tHt* [>ollre ile|»iil t nieiit to lllllismil w atchfillnOHS, hut also ail
Tteni that probably would hnve-*ui n gr> ,- tuinge in the (Jeurgin puf
tirtkipntM In a saloon dimer, u \ ises Hi*' I ' Sid,n t •; of th t; c ity lo "Im k up ’’ Put y o u r in*.n*'s
„ i i Prl*ed him most would havo been In- a te ole— a precedent wlii. n
III NRY FORD nml hit whl^tf I* said to
la.w j n
hunk w h*ir i( bolottgh
N'u-'i
n y any nton
\e. -i aarrAr
ni**r* with
«
the dispatch from a Georgia town who! .-ill tend to 'mAV*. others
I
are
deeply
int-Ti-sti-d
u.
g f f rty y )tf' V‘ Prulwihly hl.t 1
ihau ts :ib-»--Ititely nt*te»HUiv
itigllt
k*'yp y*»ur
Vntir i*
i-u
At m
glit keyp
,
. .
,
announcing that nine lynchers hnd mind •--ii 'uten
-A
l l .'I n vnriou* f^m s'Iut* been
and h"iis"li*>ltl belong ing.H
vaht* - arefu lly locket I it. plai" produ. tton* fortunapdy I" * * plpadod.guilty in -,ne of the courts
A lw a y s I*- k* v«im -|r>ors and windows
<'l‘
V.
* T ' K D"’* -'" g‘ 1 «f that state and had lieen abu- ms- >. g through GebrKln ever
snmt* »*•» tit *1 pint
nmehine, with three engine., i. lence-l to terms of imprlsdnmctu , sin .
warchcd throUgbiit" with
itiL i------ e ith er itt night when VOU relit I* "t anv tittle when V*>u leavrnuilv <*niI 'heir
small
'flying varying from life i:«ntenCo for the rut1 .
Sherman. But atHfuvt com
Hunan official* ar., mil
Ford" will soon lie on - iiiibitio*- lea-ler of the mob to front twenty *> .
n g; about the II.pi,., .,luu .-NolM ‘U»U. «'
seem* to lie mnrclipig along
Ilf it -mi d u! t hit*, that I li-'t • nrv <rooks in F lo rid a. j 11>t
That is ........ important
th*. , t° four V**** • "th e penitentiary it
They are just -ailing until
ways und proclnlijjng «ur
Valuff the la.-»tl*'gg-*i,
lis ts , Min.shim.suiishiiii iJ ti.iit*
, ms.. \
able*,, hhralt
ha* lt£ Lhcli- «r-' ttimist.H,
v eget
i*gt*tahli‘H
e a lth and any automobile news Tbe ..in T"J"
oUjor right.
.
m in
mob vengeance. <A fine
_ La...* .......... * . i. . .u . ............ ... . .
i. ................. .... , t
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t be incident i* notable, even i" m li
'" ‘■nt, a splendid rebellion
tho drinker* Then there i_
ha|)jiin**es a iid that th o one is t i-t a^ d an g i-rm is ns th e otliei try needs uirptuni-s
the f)t*n
eyes f,oi
i t ii
those of u* who have nr .
barbnrisnt, a tru a d cila.aanybo.lv left to .-ell « i.i. *js w:t.|,.o lu ,
lived lioth in ancient nnd modern ti.
independciicc and freedom
i r- I f ,
_•
— tt
_
------ --( • (INGRESS i* considenog
t,t
regime*.
It Is more significant
ivnge impulses. Stay -ither
to incrtfnsr sulnries
f f* -b-rAt 1Than Mr. Upshaw'* Volstend Goor
v not a "Returning Ibu r r<|
■n state* unite in a new
gin and smacks more of genuine
judge.*, nowunder
ty.wYrk? Udinlly folks who ,
T. " i.'
......i ...................' j " “ futlges, now shamefully
■ t. racy of law aifcl order.
“Which have been loaned
^ 0 s g o in g to th itrc h Oil b u n d u j, Ilf* \V(t 0 \ c r y S a tu rd a y paid, it iP
conceivable that
heir own HtUghlehmefit p o tG frs t f o r people to ilo. beentise he d id n ’t w a n t to .
And. any ruiTrrcaamnn ghould refu«.- u i (
Wflaunt. do mr through; if We nr-* not m istak en , he added t h a t h e Did nof believe tit im-rrurai sufficient to onuhle im igeji
FT. LAUDERDAl K NEWS
J ^ i e a a . hut^tJuu ah»c«n t |chiircht'fl and w hat th o y u re for. an y h o w . T h a t ’s all rifrht. ! “t leant to live in comfort, under
I
- -+!
ll ir, hi.1 privilojrc* to lx*, believe ami tlo n - lu* p leases, so long modern conditions. The in n *»*<•«
, J f i8 “
* ' * ” * * ' *»“ ■ P *': r .......... «•’ kVillic’a over-profuse
a s he tlo**sn't b o th er anybotly .-Is.
W e h a v e to " f u s s " to ' " “l"”1**! ttrt’ nut **le«|uate.
Inclo o£>;iQnisj "ilh e Stevens
b.md-baking with one and sundry',
.i .
7 «rh t whlrh ondi* b*;- m ake w ith him . or ut h im ! You tin b elieve in c h u r c h e s and
J P l --------turning, the tablets on I’rosccutyr bi.
hi- titter*, his ii!
this andi that.
r%|# :Gt-rmah -jfoyxhy I" w hat th e y a r e for. d on ’t y o u ?
If -so.
s-». arc
u re you
von going
g o in g to
to i*m
SUGGESTION lx* Simpson and proving not only that An.men ehortled.
c m --*1,. ANOTHER
„__
II"- ihe hiiiufTristn looked for’ru
f'ir i"* «•xj»«*r* h e was not the dumbell of the #n
" " " m w a , t i « m u |s*ssiblc way for exercising
S t'ic, o. V i ..i n let
your <•'.tn
. ,i!i triH
Bolm- Iv i. .di nn ml
no sir- ' ..qitihJj
tync. ( h
1 Du-a#!
its d l I • I - IJ ‘Hfl
tClttlt '. |
Ail. --
d
OR I PNT,
SI 'JCC!
t
* *F o r Sale lb
CHASE & CO.
Reliable* Huildinj; Sit pplics
ii
SILLY WILLIK STEVENS
J
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#V.
A subscription to Thp.SWa
Herald wilt prove an exceg
gift to sonie friend or
It will not only be a daily «
• er as a gift ftom you, but a P,
e n t t h a t e v e r y o n e a p p r e e m te *
m an y th in g s ourm*lves?
’ Kellogg has been such
1 lady in the cabinet"
fbr. |
two years thut he has
lh « nickname of "Nerbut his proposal foe
l «f Totnn-Arlcna Is,
ho desorvea crreld.
am
’ THE WAY OF the world ia to make laws* but to follow hand
Chile and Pcru kcli
customs.— Montalgne{> \ '4
to Bolivia
*U '\ .
MM
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^the eyes, b u t with the
"a* * ..
/or
Im
Ia it not i-h-.-\
Hfigg^stcd it would soom that «>iu- -.1 thy moat pressing is to say that our ncientisL*- .«hn11 not
pua* an act putting “te e th " into th- preuenUbnd check law keep this country informed an I
which is how.on tho at-atutes. Busmens in stitu tio n s and in .protected liy eonaUnt study -,f el f
dividuals tiro virtually wiUtput auy protection under the prev 'jmportant war-Hko weapon*?
ling to gne unke n t high ly unsati«fafct#ry law.—
^Orlando S e n tip cl.
\•
*uid be ready in
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» rai
x„ fie oar
Day after diiy n«
the trial ground nut iu dreary,
weary, dally red. Willie injected
the comedy relief in the procfc«ding*. Gnmera nun focusAl thelY
lonaea on .Willie in his poorest
photographbi<momenti---eituKht tho
puzzled wrinkles oil his bfarik brow,
tho aucking posture or hla lips, the
childjlke incredulity of hU
U«f Hot stuff!
ieV ? * tbo brigh
erlafdad
f
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eJ
» u HB b
iucatlng A
rJ Ii
b. i. WUlie,. a gentleman and u
chsir,
• r-.t-'-l the pronunciation of the
p- '*.* titor. found- cheese h»des in
tb -t worthy’s brand of logic and
"s’ -1 » sterling brnnd-of logic of
nt- -wu; in short, did about as
nm<h to hcln the defense n* has
b-.n done throughout the course
of the trial.'
.. >j*■’VA
I he ’town dunce” show* us that
«<;re funny, not K ^ -an d
a kick nut of ll?
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*' ",,,*r took the witness
3
the 'fuiujre
c<**l. and what o f ,’
running on U
Aul0H
Journal.”
will run. ott
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148
MRS. FRED S. DAIGER, SOC1CTY EDITOR
tomo?ro*»Vi"G&d the Frerariroe,'
Bernar I Man.”
| "Sermon by Rev. J
.
,
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\A
'( Root..
Wcdnesdljr ecslwig- servk
1 Evening service, .7:30 o’clock
which includa teatlmonfce. of Chri
Han Science holding, are "held .
FIRST l u r n S T ’ CHURCH
j
V n o ^ T c n id r ii
7 o’clock.
Sunday mhool 9:30 a'clack.
i
HOLT CRQSS c H l RCH
Among ihr many social affairs
Morning worn hip npd sermon I I 1 Holy communion, 7:30 o’clocl
This church maintains a
planned U r t college set during oldwk. Subject of sormon, "The. Church school, i):45 o’clock.
reading; room nA 5l7 F irs t'N a tk
wns that of Fridas ifternoon when Mrs. Alexander-Vaughan and Mra.
the holidui- will bo the dance giv Lure of tho Unknown
ai Bank Building, where the Bit
Iloml
Morning prayer and sermmon
Mrs. George A. D- Uottrt enter- Mortimer Glover,
en by tin Kappa Delta Sorority Ahead.”
..
o’clock.
and all authorized Christian Sci*
tallied nt bridge mi lier attractive
Mrs. Hutchison was attired for otT1the riming of Dec. 20 at the
one* literature may be read, be^>
Young People’* Unlowi^6:15 o’-1 _ Evroing. prayer and sera
home cn Park Avenue; honoring this occasion in a sm art frock of City null
row ed.or purchased. Open c^aiilx
clock. These Uniops offer a very. 1:3° o'clock,
Mr?. I nut hen Wuti biton, a recent Valencia blue georgette combined
except Sundays and holidays from
Among lit. m will be Miss Elaine refreshing hour to the young pco- J Rector's'Bible class Weiintu
bride.
'S<:
with panne velvet.
'Evening, 7:30 o'clock.
h
3 to 5 P. M.
Perry of I lumas City, Miss Dor pie,
•
The tn-ms wharc the guests usInvited to meet this charming othy Shuf.-i. Haines City; Miss
Evening service, 7:30 o'docjKj "A «>rdlal Invitation is exten
All are welcome to attend th&
aor.ib’oil for p!n\ were abloom guest of hr*nor w ere: Misa Mary
every one interested to be w
Effie Prittrhett of lutkeland, Miss Tho music at the evening hour Is
services and to make use of the'
with 'i lantitles of golden mari Graves, Miss Frances Graves, Miss
these* scrvlcee.
Mary I.< n-<- Huffman of Lake always a feature. Congregational u* n* ftny
reading room.
r :d f
golds und yellow African daisie.i Marcia I’uttehson, Miss Kitty Du land, Mi*- Texas Houghton of singitig has n large place in the Ths Annual Every Member c
accentnuting tin , olors JTof gold Bose, Miss Le Claire Jones, ^lish Lakelniul, Mi.vs Lillian Foullcs of evening’s program,'
vass will be bold Sunday aftcmi
UPS A LA LUTHERAN CIIURC1
and green.
Eleanor Herring, Miss Pattyo Gainesviii. Mi*-.» Edith Foulks of
Church family hour, Wednesday nn(> «■[ member* of the church
Thero will be-no services thi
Unusual tallies done in hund- Lyles, Mrs. Sanford Doudney, Mrs. Githcaviij. Miss Ixiln Hammond evening, 7:30, Every moment 'of
Sunday, tho Rev. J . S. Clarke * i
painted Florida scene were used Frank MacNeill, Mrs. Benjamin af Tnmpu, Miss Luvinin Sparkman thO hour will be pocked with In
preach at 11 o'clock on Sunda]
for the *VYccptiY>na)ly • enjoyable Whittier
J r ., Mrs. William J . of Tanipu, Miss Merle Owens of terest.
Dec. 19.
card game, and nfter several Hardy, Mrs. Raymond Phillips, Tampa. Mi*« Gladys Rush of Ocala,
Tho church very conlially in INTERNATIONAL B IB LE STU
tound-i scores were, collected and Mrs. Elt< >n Moughton, Mrs. Joseph Miss. Rdmurui Rush of Ocala, Mias vites citizens who have rtrr-ehureh
DENTS ASSOCIATION
First Methodist
’ " Church
••* #A(D»3
the prize for high score, a silver Hutchison. Mrs. Jam es L. Wells Marguenu iturcus of Leesburg, homo, nnd visitors.
Meet* In the City Hall every
Sunday school, 9:30 n. m., R. W.
slave bracelet >Guided in jndc Mrs, Lee Peck, Mrs. Percy Mere, Miss l.ui k Long of Trenton, Miss |
— -—
Sunday an follows;
Ware, superintendent.
was
awarded
Mrs.
Franklin Mrs. C. H. Kirtley, Mrs. Emmett Nan Mi Mullen of Clearwater nnd
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
Junior
company
siudy
in
‘‘The
preaching, It n. 'm .,' subject i
Hardaway. The cut prize, a silver , McCall, Mrs. H. B. McCall Jr., Mrs Miss Muri'-n Ulmer of Ijjjrgo.
'
CHURCH
Way to Paradise,” 10 A, M.
! the sermon, “Education: Doe*
■lave bracelet studded with nme-j Rsymond G. Fox, Mrs. Leo AJ Con
The lmjil memiHirs of the Kappa
Sunday school, 0:45 A. M.
AduR study in "The Divine Plan ; Pay?'*
te s ts , was won by Mrs. William J . , c-ley, Mrs. George Harden, Mrs. Delta art
Miss Ocorgia Mobley,
Morning worship, 11 A. M.
of the Ages,” 11 A. M.
Devotional meetings of tho
Hardy. Mrs. Hutchison was pro-1 Earle R. Jones,
Mm. Calvin Miss Sara Evelyn Williams, Miss
Christian Endeavor, 6:80 P, M
Study in Judge Rutherford'* v worth*Dengues, 0:30 p. ip,
sen toil a handsome double durieti |Teague. Mm. Richard W. Russell, Helen Vi r- av Miss Cnrmeta BnrEvening worship, 7:30 P. M.
latest Bible exegesis, "Deliver
Evrning preaching service, 7j
of lunique Russian silver set with 1 Mrs. John Meiscii J r ., Mrs. Grant lier. Mis-* Arum Du Rose, Mias Kitty
At the morning wxirship hour tho once."
o'clock; sermon by tho pastor.
turquoise stones
' ! Wilson. Mrs. Leo U. Rockwell DuBose, Mt* Benjamin Whitner, PaMor will apeak on “The Pri*
Prayer meeting Wednesday,
Following the awarding of the Mrs. Franklin Hardaway, Mrs. Jr., Mrs iiisot Wilson, Miss Emily Eminent Christ/’ .Special music F m g T C1ICRCH OF CHRIST,
p.
tn.
prizes, the tables were laid with j Mortimer Glover, Mrs. Hawkins Llngl r lint I Mr; C W. linker.
a* folltiwR
Anthem, "Blessed Is
Good music nt the preachir
the Man," hy E. L. Ashford Mr*
Christian Science services - are
exquisite hand-made cirths and Connelly. Mrs. Alexander Vaughan
evrr>' Sunda>’ 'nnrniiig in th. services, both morning and eve
refreshments ennshting of a deli j and Miss Katherine Witkey.Mr*
\i lm- i l e t t * l eft
F r i d a y Tom liOvelcHa will sing n rolo.
At the evening hour the sermon U
Club. Oak Avenue near ning.__ ] o von i ng f r Jiti k-xiitville to spe nd
A cordial invitation to all of the
subject
will
he
"The
Only
Woman
Third
Street,
at II o’clock; Sunday
sotrg' lit"'.
- -l!i her i in it he r. Mr s
^ I r v J o h n M f - x l i , J r , r u- t or e d
*
: ^
George A. Speer, D I.. Thrush- ^ y (Il(, I, who i* .ii S t . I . uk e ' s the Bible ( all* Great." The choit |,cl'00l ■» 10 o'clock Subject for s4rvic<(s of thla church.
t o Dt-lmnd F r i d a y , w h e r e sin- -•ia•ut i r. and Dr. Sinnind Puleslun re- u" "
.'
will sing “ Break Forth Irito Joy.’1
Hospital
the afternoon
turned h o m e Friday e v e n i n g f r o m
by Daniel Protheroe. There will
f
a hunting trip nenr l-ort ChristMr*.
W i n t e r la- a special duet sung by
M i s Juiio-s Birske> of
Mr. and Mr*. J I). WoisliuPf n6d pur*
Turn
loVeles.*
nnd
Mr.
I’aul
Kmge.
ved h e r e Friday a f t e r
^____ i jjaven orr
Mrs. D L. Thrasher's ntothoj Mrs *
Everyone ir- cordially invited to
K. L. Ferrim
Mr* George MeCuftuch 'o f /Tr- miott l " ti jymiiv unt il a f t e r thr worship with us dt any or all of
l ando is v i s i t i n g in S a n f o r d a s t he holidav s as the gu e s t d in-1 pur
t he«e services,
Mil* Marniiret S111! Ml--11s nu't g u e s t of her s i t t e r , Mr * . B. K. « n t s , M r .mi! Mr s t 1 I l o we r *
ored to Or la ndn Frida v where «lu Wh i t m- r a> !u-r home on Oak A v c q - (in C^!«*rv xstbih*
( IIIMST1AN ('II Fit ('ll
r pent l be -iai /
Hlhie scilool. ’J (fj. R A Wi l s o n,
Mif h ^ ,ir.*'rh Whttnn, a'Ihj *.rc
Don't You know the new (ire shop nt 206 1-2 West
%
Atturutiiik
' iriir*ira|
htMil
f superintendent
' I if <
H
Hutton
returned
I i-mmi uil rm a nd s e r m o n , " M n n , ,
F irst S tre e t ? You b etter buy your tirew th ere and
i i i M - H Krnlnv KftornoD!'
t o. mu- 1 f o i . t i e v e n i n g Irotn P h i l n - j
tn Hjttii'i +l kvvi't. i‘M
c| ti'Ti* ivith :t S I . -ward of God," 11 A M
-li-!]>hui i ' . , .
hvi < t'l* tit « o m p u
i tiii.tii.n Endeavor, (1:30 oYbv k
hi*r
i*ai
t '
Mr
u
vhS Mrn
H I"
mi d Mr
in
her mot h -r, 1
Me r l i n Barnes, loader.
|
Whi't* » ,
A vHtiur
M r . F. n i v | La k r
E v e n i n g service,
7:30
o ' c l oc k
'
l)it- im-tor will uso a chart sermon
1
it this service
II.. fria n v fro-ini* i -l ! »i - J - —H |
Mrs. Harold ;(2. Vfele
Is Hostess Friday. __ d e l i g h t f u l c o u r t e s y i s g i v e n b y
Piaisance Bridge Club MRS. DeO< ITTES FOR MRS, HUTCHISON
»,BnUy
Hour nt ..
tho It
U*
ek. — “ 'A - **
Church Bazaar
loose at 3 o’clock,
will be eerv&l
V
rfock.
Clubwil). meet
|^t lhff"sthdio of
•Munsr/n on* Myrtle
iWitsoh will entcrR, «: u Christmas
in Rose Court.
|ub will meet with
jlliims at 3:30 o’*
jiomc on Magnolia
[ting of the Auxilsbyterian Church
srlors, a t 3:30 o’*
ory Circle will meet
Rines on Palmet[3:30 o’clock.
nday
^ting r-f the Truth
nf the Methodist
ck
Ben's evening from
Ye Fireside
phda >
j,nil shower for
Society nt 3
members of tho
nt of tho Woman's
[Raymond Key and
fuller
Mrs. Chris Matthews
Entertains Members
Of .11er Bridge Club
hostesses.
Married Mnn,”
Kpwurth L e a g u e
i fork
al
|<J.- r y i * -
*« ✓ \j
Especiolly delightful . was
bridge party given Friday, after*
noon, when Mrs. Harold C. Vide
entertained members. of tha Fltdsanea Bridge Club.
a n ’extra
tabla of players at her home* In
Rose Court.
N
Exquisite rad roses copiblncd
with greenery were arranged with
artistic effect tn the rooms where
the cord tables had been spread
for. play. ,
,
Quaint tallies done in pretty
girls were, used in keeping score*
for the cord /a n ie ( ; ahd after the
usual number of spfofercsslona the
scores were nddod and prises were
‘ warded. For having held ton
score, •Mrs. W. D. Gardiner re*
rciv»d a framed picture. Second
high score prize, u pittery basket,
wns won by Mrs. Tom Holt. In
cutting for the consolatioq prize,
a bridge set, Mra. L. P, McCullec
waa the lucky ona.
Refreshments
consisting
of
creamed chicVcv; in timbals, sand
wiches, hot rolls, olives, stuffed
celery and coffee were served by
the, hostess at the conclusion of
the game.
The players wero Mrs. W. D.
Gnrdfner, Mrs. John W. Sneed,
Mrs. A. C. Fort, Mrs. Tom BoP,'
Mrs. L. P. McCutter, Mrs. Stephen
Picrpont, Mrs. Clyde Byrd, Mrs.
J . C. Bennett, Mrs. W. B. Znrhry,
Miss Ix tty Culdwell, Mrs. Edward
Dine, and Jlr». Maneoly,
t he
McihIkts of tho
! .I'tiaphun
.«(. .• Wife," prt * Bridge Club were most pleasantly
|1 ,! i
.:r u depart entertained F r i d a y a f t e r n o o n
bv
i -11*• I t -i. ;t*
v I Mr s
Chris
Im
El in A\e
(i K■r will entertain j
|( t r . le No
|’i ve m
Church at a »«a-iu)
f.'i o'clock.
Inrsdai
ing of I he U ■-!( nrthe \\ i-iiiu:i * < lu!i
Friday
s*s o f
Alnl/.e and l a v e n d e r w e i e
the
i-hoseri t o dei o r a t e fur the
i f f a i r a nd we r e mo s t e f f e c t i v e l y
j u r i e d nut wi t h y e l h m pnill |M»m
hrysanthemums, lOvemiar a s t e r s
I i •i11►
ih
Local Kappa Deltas
Are Planning To Give
Big Christmas Dance
At the
HEY! WHERE ARE YOU BUYING
TIRES & TUBES?
1'liWr
Wj.ii
P r a y e r m e e t i n g , W e d n e s d a y , 7 tfi
i,.- gliol III i ciirii 1(lilt lie j
n ’rloi' k.
i* al.l *• t' lie
i tgam ilfti-r a s e n j
Tin- iuari> fronds of tl*
Hid
purple.
Violets.
|lw
t.
wdi
regret
lo
leal
n
lhat
he
S fnt \ I'll Hih
'•ll*
ll
lluCH
nt t he |
J
1
( UNGRKGATIONAL CH UtCII
1
I Old fashioned maidens wearing euntlmn * quite ill al hIh h.tjHc tin H1' Trill>10 l ui ught ot i Hu*' |n litl
j
< hurrlt s. ho"l, Sunday morning, ss
la'bffant skirts in yellow and Iai < t ,jnt Street
'i
In iTvlock
3
.
endnr were tiseii for
the ratii
Dl hi .-1 Mii - G < i i S
1IB IT hi i
M o r n i n g worship. M o'rlork
,■ « * # * • J W M e M O S * e » * W * i * * W * t * * * * i * * W .
game.
At each .p layer's
place
Mr and Mm W It William wpi 1 ived tie re F r i d a y t*v ei l i ng ft 1. Ill 1
were nosegays of vlolel- and dwarf n n n ti holm Nundin ................. Mi a mi U ill re
they
Inn I* hpen
Hof-M uc H uU orv Co.
l-hry *a n t he mums.
*V .fn nil We.-I P a l m It. nti i kvhfii tto-V spi-ndmt’ hi' Vt r n l m u n t h v ami wi n
S a n fo rii’H rin m -e r Uatlio
After an exceptionally interest j spent it short tune,
ngnifi ItHIKP Siiiifnrd t h e i r in**ne |
Sliop.
ing game of bridge l.mi , la-.-o
l»r hM’JniH n will --pen o p hi*
„f |
plnyetl, the prize for high seniu
Mr s . V
S il luonuliffe.- r e t u r n f m*« ht’ire a I till e a r l y d a t e
among tho guests, a lovely Dumb ted holm- Friday morning front St
iter bouquet of pink radiance rose*. ICl out where she ha* been spend
was awarded Mra. Mildred McAl |ing (he pJt-t week visiting iriends ■ ■ ■ i s i i i B i u i i i i i i i m i K i m i i a m a B i a i i i i i i i m i
exnnder. The low score prize fni
—
the guests, a dainty hand-made
M r and Mrs Min k Jnmi * of (tr
hnndlieiH hief, was won by Mr* lando. w.-re among those from "U*
Clifford Walker.
Mrs. Forrest u>f town at lending thi- fum ral of
McAllister drew the lucky cird 'Mrs U E S<oggint Frnlni morn
and wa* presented a pretty tra . l,|g
■
cover T h e low score among lh
SANFORI) AUTO TIRE CO
kA D I
t he
Gram
m-llIHlI Ulaiel the
Margaret MiRn<|lt.vi at the Smith
Bi|u 1*1-im ill K o’
"U u w a rd a
(h \
M a t t h e w s ill h e r h--nn>
RESIDENCE TELEPHONE: ^217-W
Friday
lit- W . M . S .
■
’ •'dereil the
‘ the Method
-veiling at the c l u b m e m b e r s was ma d e by Mr*
|r- "u , by members M. M i mi r i k whi l e t he hi g h scot a
V *0 nary Soeie- nmpng the club mumbers was made
by Mrs. P.. M King.
lgite in 1 hit afternoon the hontu- stewards and
a s s e mb l e d,
they tess st-riyil salad, Saltlnes, ol i ve*
r-siois where the and t e a /
•pread, to the ac
Among thorv playing Were: Mr*
1' v.-*rJ Chris M. Miuarik, Mrx. P- M. King, Mrs
ii--! by Mlsi Forrest MncAlHster. Mrs. A. C.
Foster, Mr* J .- E . Wa then, Mr»,
I as toast Clifford Walker, Mrs. Wurt W.
C and the Warner, Mrs. Mildred McAlexnn
a* made by der, Mrs, Walter nitrh, Mrs. Jam **
i '.•sklent of Jackson, Mrs. Clarke - Ijeonnrdy,
•1
Respi.-nse MrH. Hayward Walker. Joining
■i > i.i ade
by the players for ten wore Mrs. S. A.
Huston nnd Mr*. J R. Stewart.
*r - rig of tho ban
W. C. Hi!) and* small daughter,
« I inner gave f
i?nrolyn,
left Friday 'evening for
fu'i ren.|’*igs. Misn
*l'o f o e a number Jacksonville where they went to
meet Mra, Hill, tvho has been
cti«
spending
the past fortnight visltXture* i f the oy«5ng her'brother and wife, Mr.'ttnd
UirteUe sung by
P- Mr* l. U. Hlg Mrs, Eugene Le Gette in Atlanta
I W. Speed anil Mr Ga.
— rr?
I
jtnhat* talks were
Mra, S. M. Lloyd and small
I- ^ a r e , s u u e r i n l c n iauihtee, Jane, reutrned home
«mla> Sehool and
Thursday evening from Jackson
[G r McKay, dcville where they spent the past
'* ith a nqmbcl
week
wilh Mrs. Lloyd's mother,
1
Mra.
C.
fcWland, who is ill at the
fillips guve aty inLukes’ Hospital.
n( the Methodist S t--------------- -- ~
---residence in Satt»m was concluded
W o'th e Taxi Drivers of
»lk by Rev. W, P
tho City of Sanford have
|Poture Methodism
agreed to transfer passen
gers f o r . 50c in the City
Limits, approved by tho
Pal Ice Department
■
|Security Lumber j
-'I r ‘ ' !>'*' I D 1
' l e a v e Monday f " l
""'l
hildr.'
Art u- l i n. " h e r e
they will spend the holidays will,
Juke
her parents, Mr. and
Wey.
ompany
j
Fi,fth and Maple
A T H E N S
I’hnne^TW?
We want the coni n u t ms ,-.mj all l»uyt-r* tn . al! n- i V “
p.ru i * when thei a r e ifaiiv tn lunlii
We
■a n v a cutiiplefe line nf lumlier ami
:our pi n ' * are rcasnriaiilf
a
O rd er T irkeLs Hy Mail Now
■
Loveliest Girls
tf U
In America
Fancy cofored prints and plain
soft finished gingham cloth and
suiting. Values up to $2*50..
4
All silk. All colors. Values up to
$2.50. Monday special
. I.oner Floor; S3.30.
Ilakpny, 12.75, 42^0
Seat* on SsN* at
Joe’s Smoke House
QTEEPED ill 414 yi-arv of romMhtic History, tha "Fountain of
Youth” a mi.Its environs have been newly wrought Into a solid
• •oinmunity. Every inmicro convenience and Improvement bar
>cen utillred to afford jnu seasonal or a permanent home r
omfort and beauty . ,
.
■
SILVER LAKE CASINO
- a Miles South o f flnn^orti— Look for the,
Sign Just before Coming, to Ginderville
Old Time Dance on Wednesday und Friday ’
Starting December 13th, Monday, Dances
Start nt 8 p. m.
Excellent Dan
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-I
Ladies’ Silk Knickers
50
Monday - Tuesday - Wednesday - Thurttdny - Friday
Every Week Until Fuctlier Notice! 1
c
i
Building for Beauty
Q
Company of One Hundred
31 Wondrous Scenes
"l
■1 ' Natural charm. Tamou* the world over, and ii variety ot n.
i-rslons whose lixtiug read* like us-erstatement, await your pleas'
go. - From the center of ll all boll the mighty springu In whoi*
ts a r *
*•h*v* ■tokl”
»
AA p
Big Rack of Children’s Dresses
FIVE BIG DANCES!
1shearer
“ **
FOR
S
Q IT A I* I* T V jind S E R \r I C E \
SEE US
"ttiin of Youth1
nday
A Substantial Jew eler in a* Substantial City
j
Theatre — I)e La mi
Wodnep.f iiy *|
Night Ctc. ^
The World’s Most
Famous Revue
H. C. VIELE
S ilk G o w n s
Regular values up to $7:50. A|1
the light shades.’On sale |Monday
$5.00
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ID, 8ATORDAY, DECEMBER lt.UMC
T H E SA N FO R D H
tyf <11
^ jB - - -0
Yds—It’s Suzanne
mm F?i
SmfeCaUm
credited t
selling pi
to«lny. T1
follnwed )
|slstency «
hv aont-Ki
(With still
Sii7annt*
The general round up for the
miss-nnd-out campaign wn„ cx J
tended yqstqrduy when the Now*
York a ta tc athletic cdpimtmssiua i
placed its official iturwp Of npprovWATERHURV, Conn—Jack Dei-l on u welterweight series. Jo-- lanry, Bridgeport, i'"tin., light
Dundee, o f . Baltimore, anil Willie heavyweight champion, knocked
Harmon, of New York, represent out JanuTTm Kid, New York, d
m g ' the East, were paired off, Tony Travers, New Ilavefr, and
against Mushy Callahan and Eddie Fred Hretiinno] France, drew. s.
Roberts, of the Far West. '
BOSTON— Mcnjjy Bass, 1‘hila
TVie Ij i U o, incumltent of the dolphin, V a t Johnny Sheppard,
NY pound throne, aim more cou Woburn, 10.
TAMPA— Arturo Shoe kola, MeJ
rt*rued. however, with n chnlleng'
from Sergeant Sammy Maker, gium, * wtpoiuted ofjeorge Eagle,
against whom'he has a e, heduled , I’ortland, Ore.,- ID. Enrique I’oiiro
ring a r g u m e n t next Week
i*i do I x-oii, Havana, bent Tut Key
Wilk*-s Hnrre, J*n. The matt h will' moui, New Orleans, 10;
NORRISTOWN. I’n. Mem h,
preiiile two oth.-r I'hampioti-hip
Philippine.
Nhmd
Ughl* l<> be waged hen-, with Ktd*d Villa more,
In Hat hn risking hn flywi-nrh knocked out George’ Neilnn, Nor
iiottii agai ns t Elkv
Claikr,
f 1 1 town, U.
••IT 1 M\\
la
I’inki'y (lenrge,
y 'ig'.'ind, and < hut !«••. i Flu i j it
Ih-r Moines, won on a fdul from
toil- rg, bantam ti!‘> Inddei n
m Harry Holler, Kaunas f' 11\, _,r.
L ,‘ ii;- Mushy - tirnh.im, of I 1.
i.eTi^lt
to help k^*1
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Kannun
f'ily
thii nuir 1
UR AND
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or Show ing O f Team In Monterey Meet
.UN IVERSITY- OF FLORIDA, University,
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TO.— (Special.) — Relieving Vnllry Fonfe
that Coach H. L, R e b r i n g of the 'bey le-at A1
Univeraity of Florida has ben T,<irr,,<f . C 1*
A -.
.
-played l.euri
iritlrlscti for hi s f a i l u r e ,gnme; and H
to turn out a winning football j,y Ki’v, ni; t)
team this fall, Roy Parmcly, sport ;nt \v«.st Ron
•ihg editor of the, Tampa Times, Mvcs.
haa come out in The Times wfth
"Sabring v
H i S atattm i'nt that the Uator n|f th(. jj,,,,. ,
coach hoi been s e v e r e l y
ruindl it in known
Wippod'during the past year witn strategist ft,
- a lack of real footbfili materlul. hi' platim-d
! and that those who have this year .,n,| |lla, n, i(|
condemned him as a failure mu:', dunng t),e k
^WaU until next fall when ih e-tr^ l WUs ||1(. fun,
'JWWPlcughlp- Rhby Gators coni? plinimnn
it
bTyie varsity squad before they senron ?
final Juilgment upon him.
along one nf
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‘Title says in squads that
part:
‘Whenever Rehrltig had nil gridiron; the
of bis first string men available, hut 2 j ur JD
his' tenm played wondcrTul b a l l , j will have the
They boot some of the best teams ijt’s a lu to
Ih ’klia country, Including Drake (turn out n ,n
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TN .contract iif Commissioner |ju i -'
d»F-re*arded at almost certain]
'Iffkmberthip of the Cleveland TnI* yet to he arranged and
awninced, and Eddie Collins’ dcc»ftn
Hkcwlie waits
further
chances bare, Collins says he has
Nwl'affcM and protnisca to appear
bx^ 8 ^ me^ c* n I-coguc an usual
«J*t «ei*on, but whether with
CfqVeland, Philadelphia or some
club he ii not ready to ray.
® u 5 il5 W F Hornsby’* new con-
M .i.rue
Mm
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o u r *m
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The field, ninnb.riiig ~t.uu-1 .,:
'he greatest performers in tho
ountry,-found an unexpected li*z
ml in ft iHch wind that crossa-i
the course from the northeast. It
provided TfL/hihdrniirc t'i tJeorg.
Vpn Etm. Los Angeles, iitumutil
amateur champion ami favored
■ontestant, who nluyed In- rouml
T i l It K K M O K E
i ., ,
iu»~ node
great Mil
midi the
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NEW YORK. Dec. II— (i(p) — AI numurii. were injured ,i
though
the Amateur Athletic
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Union recently announced Its np ^
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positiun to International track ci.mpetitioii until nfter the 1D2H OlymPic meet. Ed^tn Wide, the fum„,v
HIV .. A
Swedish runher and conqueror uf i
Paavo Nurmi, will be permitted t<- I
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race here this winter.
i I Y 'W ' p l j - 1
An exception In tile rule has \
hmy bo decided ‘here, so. the trud- i
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Secretary F. W. Ruldcn unnnnncrd, I
I
because the European star
nut
visiting primarily to exhibit his
.
athletic prowc»r. His purpose is
to make an Educational tour at
the expense of liit own country.
Wide,
schoolmaster, is due to
arrive in New York next month
Sanford City ( nnmn.sswj
Sanford ChamO r «•f <'*»m
rh|
Sanfoi'd Woman' Chib
and all
S a n fo rd
OBCH ESTKA*’
FIXTURES
BA LC O N Y :
f^ur line of fixtures is both or
namental
and
2
serviceable at
C i v i c H i tymizatioi
PBK KS
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SM.So':
jMoil orders, enclosing rp:n ■ . r atg
Cfl en vi'lop o f o r r e tu r n filled N ,lU
genuine "livings prices.
Why
btv out large stints wh.-ri just
as attractive and s-rvirrable
H
fixtures run l.«- li- it
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S' * A n ticip atin g tin utrpren di M 'd ties
J lnne mnnnffemont urges irnnieiiiate re
321 S. Hanford Ave
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SOLD ON SATURDAY-NIGHT AND SliNDA
HcgimiinH llcciin licr 11 Ih oslhrcl* hanks in Sanford
will close at
12 Noon Each Saturday.
First National*Bank
Sanford Bank and Xnwt Co.
Seminole County Bank
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Running
Races
31 or More Days
COMMENCING
MENU
Hol Dog.with Chili Sauce
Mt*W Style
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IlmHberger with
Union
SugaiMmml
Ham........................
Hftkod
' Beans
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Hot Mexican
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Beef'Stew with
Potatoes................ ,*...
h ik e r a c e e n d s t o n ig h t
Hut .Waffles with
SyTDp
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Beer on Draught,
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NEW YORK. Doc, I I —-f/P)—The
long grind of .the *(x. day bike mnrathuns will end tonight nt 1 1
o'clock with a new* record f-r
stolen lap*. This
morning th.
Post Time
2 o’clock
Hlfl8s
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Beer ‘in -
Bottles ;............... ...........
Soft Drlnks of all
’
Kinds
buying feur.tires a
S P O N S O R I ! > i:V IK E
■I. I igue, New York, knocked mit S
S o l d i e r King. Grand Rapids.
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F VII l It I S
NEW
YORK.
11,-,
11
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Onl y t h r e e m o r e C o m m e r r m l full
Iirt-s In t he U n i t e d S l u t p s t hi s we e k
t h a n t h o week b e f u r e m,. rep o rt but t he t o t a l o f -1(1(1 was il m o r ed by It. G, D u n n and ( U mp u n y .
t ha n a y e a r a g o . t ,
; •'- -r ‘f
Sw.
The
i p p o Mi n g f i s h t ,
i wiih Mi'-I Miiip an '
w'11 n-irtlti \l rite Ylunn, .Vetii i-k.i
t wi red
esproHs
...it g r i d i r o n pi-durt, a g a f b s t
Knot '1
i nude us to Ios welfare, Hansen, Wisronsin Dane, and Otto
club presid.uit
Van Perta, of Nnrwnv. t >rtm f
fi*els lie wii- negleetetl Olympic champion, against Martin
• him that with neglect Burke, of New Orleans,
nt entfoti.'i I
\\. an sit.
la ck D< npsey, Jack Kh.i’ iwv,
tluiii i
.w an t o i l'litilmo iitnl Merlcnbach tvul lie
la it irig an ..ini tho c r i m e i « n l-tfj
hn-
Mi. h.
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“Hevo” Le Bourveaw- S
Is Sifined By McGrow!®
had Me— r t e d " him
f{ lh. p a y r o l l lift.-
it . o.t h r
HA F I D S ,
Thursday Eve. Dec.
m
J
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will item amt a fjim.uiio pur-o' (or
,hr n,'xl“''UtMnndihg <ont< tide.’’
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at Mnk.-y Wall;
N hW Y O R K . Dm. ll
(A h-The •
n, wlV ‘“’Ruin-if er .wn
In hi- d r m n n d f o r y o u t h f u l r e c r u i t s l.v- 5
fir-l elimination battle next Mon
,,av. Tex will put K () Phil Knp
,!»n into the ring agaim ‘ MaxiR'^'-nhlooni. with hope, that Tig-;
Flowers, deposed king, will con
he luid bc-n f o r . c d mi t o f the g a m e
“ n'1
liv Ml I n a l t h . Mr S l o n e h u m i s- uud
R i c k a r d a l s o h ‘is filled ill all toe
n - d n t c m r n i unlit n'ing tiial o e n lilnnk pines on his next heavy
i . . r i g , t t i e - i l f eret j hi - old po s i t i o n 'vt-igi.f el iin trutiitii euitJ f or n --itotv
^ . lull n I h t1li of
this y e a r . Dec 2'J whi c h i nc l u d e s n m.iti S
. J 1r i r. who
-c [vreserlf s hetwi-en di i ni n. M a l o n e r
of | -
eld Next Week
CHICAGO, Dec. 11—<>?»>—With
the acts ion of the stove league
called to meet here next week, the
baseball officials are enroutc here
dl®uu« different phases of the
\ ! W ’.tilth
|ie- !l —id1'
HtipbiV .l.ooung] aa - treated w
•th ..t.ao-l ,
ul.rat mil" by >r
New York (Halit-, in the e-timina
1. e
i Ninles \ Ktoneham pres
dent
.he ,luli
It..(living
assertion- ,.f his
former assistant
manager
tini MansiTT
J ohn
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. I ft l j unt ly
Sessions Of Stove
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gro involved in the scramble.
This isn’t tho sport that mnno ho
f m111oni* profoAiionitl tonnis plnyor
j*i trim.
She’* shown mi the Mi
he )ia« u ,
CiiatSBBKMRHIlHHIHHHlItlV
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EW .YORK, Dec. 11.— (Ah— both hands ready for the nfain £
padded knuckles of more than bout winner,
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, ,
i Upsets Imvo thrown the feather- ■
.ore of m o *n is*d contenders ,
„,tmfn^t |0n
machinerv ■«
c rapping out challenge musi.- ,|lfhUy (llll of^gcar. Dabe H er-jS
y a t Emit and F a r ' West maTl( w\wfie titfd hopes have bes-i,®
ninp camps in a widespread rt>vjve(1 bj. victories over Tod M or-1
drive against th e , champions gan ftm| |jonr»y Bass, gets a new] <
ix, fistic divisions,
chnnco to re-establish
himflelf'
i the wakd of n string of de- firmly in the front rnhk when In]
noment# which marked the mf^u, E<ldte Anderson, of # y n o /
ing of several title holders niing, Monday night. Tho b h u ttf
year, throe class leaders found w||j precede the Kaplan-KosCn-j U
iselves immediately threaten bloom clash. Bass, Red Chapman].':
while the names of at least gnd Honeyboy Finnegan of Boston A
andidatee were lined up for l have been given official placet In F
ififiHftn aarina
vivolc?)1H * t
4«*w
wUk U s. .. -f
• *%v Evlrythinjf J $ nil **t i o f Ktn*J Gliding Fox, sensation of the
-H4H*
stru t hie
hit .tu
ff at Semi-;
, r * td strut
stuff
Bunp-j winter racing season last year, it
tomorrow afternoon,) another-turf luminary now quar
£ ; - * * > * Park
‘
when the thoroughbred racing sea tered at Sentliiola. worthy of more
son o f -Florida will be Inaagorated than ordinary mention. This four
irft&f wn^ltfoni which promise to year did daughter of Moss Box
tuC exceedingly auf ptftous. F o r B l and Gliding Belle 'astounded the
or more day* the bangtails are
■scheduled to monopolise the lime
light of sport internet In this vloin.
Ity, a fte r which the racing aeason
will shift to other ,'olfits In the
state.
• Assembled here for the speed i
Ife
carnival are hones and.riders‘from
all sections of the country. Fol
lowing d checkup made yesterday
It was announced that closq onto
GOO sta r performer, of the turf
world ate on h.nd for the session
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at Sominola, along with nearly 100
Jockeys. Outs Ido of Miami, this
• v is the. largest'group of thorough
bred. ever assembled for a meeting
. . In Florida.
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Included In the great
equine
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colony now quartered at Semirtota
are such stars as Reputation, the
among tit hern the great race nmm
'Princess Doreen, Nellie Morse,
iRefuddle and others In the rensntionul*time of liKl 4tfi fo r the
Ey wine furlongs.
Despite the fact
‘ th a t she was disqualified follow
fug Die running of the classic this
.perform ance stamped t h e llnrned
filly as o great ruecr.
'C
i3 | £ £
m
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York Boxing
Seven R
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�i diverted so much traffic that neW
ilgnal inataU^tlonsi nt£ necessary
8 K t S ^ . i M 4 * n . f c j .This spurt'otnvoldlng the.bafflc lights, howevsf, will Mile <mt
; J U of t r y i n g Up at the authorities bidiev», wheu motorists
ining tfii Chevrolet or**r1y (hi* year.. Mr
•in hiw been making a survey of
used car situation nnd the
:k and thick beJly field'as well
iltldjlng Cjtoyrplct rinka moth,
jj) -He is *ri. alumnus of jfo-
r?n*i>- U n iv a ra ify ^
tiated front’ Lake, forest Uni'v e r ity , Lake ,-frcjrti •MB. .During
UiOjWnr b« served sv purchasing
Koverrmicnt
agent for tht> ^Qrltii
tit the tank
1„ ,ho Ucltrf- 8 tat
m m ’-t
red. ‘*P hw atw.many. an-, t hoy tend to-epced tip.fcxm r. a* *
this sport that, entice 'the whola.as well as katp It safe.
8peeds'Traffie im m d
In' f « C modern traffic control
bap gone so far as to Introduce a
.moving forward >M soon as" system by which a motorist, going
silos' or cautlou light <how* nJj.'Ja' rtjruUr rate of tpeod, mny
dangerous pra^Uct! warn the continue alqng a main street for
l because yellow U merely n. Us entire- length •wjthput being
tn light for all trafficJto be stopped Thik is done by means of
i standstill, but permitting the caseado, ripple, or wayc^ysir ....
[(.rs unable to st^p readily tem*o&’traffic lights.
The signals \along an- entire
sj unmolested.
street gra- io arranged that green
Lights Avoided
Ahrr feature of. the game, and and . red llght^1 are Interspersed.
The motorist ,J»ho time* his speed
properly doesn’t have to stop ss
itljariy inditnted by the increases
MVS? i in retail deliveries' recorded In
^ erV
a r tK * y m | r cities of the
i country, • In the N«w York City
> n t n territory, for example,. 182.0 per ’
1 cMit more curs were delivorctl dutfc.8y*~ Ing the first three Weeks of N°I>oiljrq vetnber this year tann during:the
tyvtcd corresponding .wetsko o i, *D25.-Th«
corresponding gala In Detroit and
member it*’ surhutba was 142.9 per cent
cstpb- iinj in Minnuspolia- 12<J.3.
/ *4
ig tho
tocom*
from
r8f.nce
es or
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DAYTONA BEA cif.—'Trfc old
city Hotel, built in 1884. oho of
tho landmarks of this section, i*
being razed. The wrecking took
whpn A. Arotioyitx, Miami
lawyer, whohold* n lt9-y*arj lciu,o
0n th0 property, ordered it torn
down. The hotel waa condemned
ccept* iast fall'b y the statu hotel ind
city Commissions,
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Buick is a gift suggestion
grow s in fa v o r e a ch t
Christmas
Fraction
ess
Bead!,Or Chevrolet
Y ork 'A nd
re Anfblltoi
H ighw ay
V YORK, Dae, 10,~tfP)—
i { 200,000 •will have been
before 1933 by! New York
fw Jersey *for perhaps . the
tmbitiom/program of traffic
in tho country, The- proIncludes:
fh* $10,000,000 twin tunnel
l for vehicles under the HudIready completed nnd |oon
ti o p e r a t i o n ; <.
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Real Economy
Longer W ear
Tn preparation for j what prom
ises to bq ihhother nwordr year
for tho Chevrolet Motof Company,
R. U. Garnt, genera! sales mana
ger, today announced the appoint
ment of A. W. L. Gilpin ns an
nssistant general sales manager.
Under. M r. f Grant's , leadership,
Mr. Ciljrfri will work with.-jC., E.
Every heart warms
who finds nmonir her treasured gifts on Christmas
morriihg,* Thd thyaterious Key to HnppitwsBl
How she wijl thrill .when she opens tho .little
jewel dasfr fit which’ tlrcse magic keysVeposc. Imagine
her delight when she realizes they are the keys to the
moat luxurious gift of all—n beautiful STUDEBAKEK
CUSTOM CAR.
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l/*t us talk it over,
beauty of Buick—finishc
charming Coronation D
Drop in at the Buick si
room today, and finish
Christmas shopping*
Greatest
Magnolia Ave.
|wa express highways of tho
j’ variety, costing about $75,-
bridge from New Jersey to
Island, $15,000,000.
high suspension bridge
the Hudson at Fort Lee,
a the Hudson vehicular tunre-opened the first paft of
sTesent. congestion at ferry
[will be relieved and traffic
1 up.CQMfderably. 1 -.
m temlhals Of this tunnel,
p, police will hive to cope
|concentration of. the diffiIthst were scattered among
rry points. To avoid this,
bre, New York City is planIn elevated- super-highway
[g from tha Manhattan terof the tunnel up; the Hudson
to meet Itiyerside drive, at
feet
^
im
i p
409 W. FIRST ST,
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PHONE r>48
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Itrui tion* of this ‘ road will
85,000,000, it || estimated,
uKi he completed in from two
(t yean.. It -would noi drily
up traffic,-frbm the down•rea, but irelievr« narrow^,
—
now hopeletaly congested.
:he New Jersey Ride conm already haa.bogun on the
elevated boulevard extendmiles to .Elisabeth, with a
part way through the Palst tho beginning of the
This express highway will
bout $40,000,009. :
J
iterey. Go|f Mee
L a rg t
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In the year just drawing to a close the
price of Dodge Brothers Motor Cars was
materially lowered.
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Yet during this f$riod more Important im-j
provements were incorporated than in any
year in Dodge!Brothers history. Advances
were made in -^ g ^ eeH r^ and body de-1
signs, T he cars'p6sgess & greater degreo
of smooth ness,, silence and ease.- They arc
'more comfoiftiRWei more beautiful'
— 1/
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I f you’re choosing a low-priced car that has to meet with
feminine approval—be guided by the experience of tens
of thousands, and buy a Chevrolet! i
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D kc no other car o f its class, Chevrolet combines thiO|&|
f George^ypn Ehn, nation'
»'dcr, tho, Tamsicuni gn» «“ch profririional peru Cyril Walker of Nan
(thereto
varue*thih. the
jwP*r. Winner ofdtho |lo,*
M ngclts QRaa^ounumcnt
iaap ^ S t
fm iMond,’ |700 for
Special Touring
Special Coupe......
Special 6 <^sn ri,!
handle under all
[.ttp . Itfa rim rie M d H fi.to
is. And, best of all, It offersthe
upfs anj luxury of bodies by
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h e r Me fof heraelf how well
ur-pro event yesterhr HaroUL-fTbompson,
Calif.,- amateur
iV«r wUhijt n e l score
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M ILIER
ioffin*qu«Ilty.>^
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erresentedln Theirs
OUT
OUR WA
(° rteR6'e>
he Earl Carroll “ Vanltim,'
ch for wnie-^W tfltlD bel'n^ttid
iatinrt of NcW York, will he pro
tii tit It* ontlruty. by the Juncph
MtU, Inc., at the Atherj* Theu[
ffctt Wnintaday night*,with i
pan.v 0/ 100 people. ^
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VAEA^D
r f P L A 1S
A S D A S '!
ou st hue
SO M E B O D Y
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s o u G O O 0 WKJ!
s m e -'l l l o l K
n M E 0 0 O R AMD
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> S U < . CAM , .
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D O V Jb i'
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Chrfcoll Vanities' to he seen nt thu
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file* are for
llon*‘
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rc of 30c for
restricted to
nade Tbe San
ta .responsible
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IIODG1NS A COWAN CO.,. Auto
neighborhood.
RadikLor and sheet metal work*.
EARNINGS from *25 io *35 weekPlain and ornamental sheet metal
ljr, addressing envelope* nt homo.
work, TeL 716AV. 207 French
Sparc time. IMrmanent work. Ev
Avenue. ./
JAMES U. COyVAN-iAn kind*'of
Tin and 'Sheet • Metal .7 Work.
Water and Dost' Tanka. At Oak
Avenue and Thlrtl Street . Tele
phone H I.
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HADDOCK STEAM PRESSERY
—Cleaning, pressing, tailoring.
105* S,- Palmetto Avenue. Phone
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18— B u siness Set vice O ffered
USERS
^representative
ar w(th rate*,
it ion drill give
rmatlon. And
rilfastiat you
want ad. to
fective.
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h<i!is*nd hns a
other* can’t
II* jLti unless
[ address.
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the. Sanford
lettcr./Tele-
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Mines
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ft o iiN‘>S Wc*l
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U, 1 1 ‘ERKI NS —■ Hobcriioslicr
headquarters. lor C o l l e g i a t e
Clothes. HU First Strcbt.
'
CLARENCE liMlTII
General Contractor
600 Wcat F irst Street
5
10— Money lo Loan
FOR RENT — . Attractive house
keeping room.. 1217 W. 2nd St,
Phono 671-J.
3
TWO NICELY furnished housokveping rooms. Two beds. AU
conveniences. 312 E. J>th S t ," / ,
er, hath, also cur shed.
SHOP — Printing, Engraving.
! W. 2nd. St.
Cmbossing.- Keu u» Hr*t. Wq do
t. Phono 417-W. R. IL AvenuoOommercini Street.
FOR QUICK SALE — A good watch 71— Where lo But
dog. JI12 Myrtle Avenue.
1215
25— F lo rist*.
WANTED TO KNOW who own* EAT AT Sanitary Cafe. Good
A. K. ROSSITER
things to *-iit nt all times. 105
Pit bull stud dug in Sanford?
Celery Avenue
Phone 212-W
Address J. J. Nulls, Pint-rustic, W. 1st St.
A Florid Huggention* for Every Fla.
Occasion
7-t— A p a r tm c p ts uml F in is
Floral Designs n Spet-iully
50— Fuel and Feed
’A L L 352 for fresh efit flower*
and plant*.
Mrs. Ginn.
Kanord Heights.
FOR SALE
Wood
—
wfinf)’
Stine, Neuter, and Firrplsrr
Ql ICK SERVICE TRANSFER
PHONE ItiH
"STEW ART THE FLORIST"
IWU ROD Mm, K itrlieni'.tle and
bath, attractively
furni* bed,
mtMlufnte rur t ^ oung, owner 200
N. Park Am
THREE linoM S nl,«Iy furnished
Privnti- bath
( ar space. Pri
Phone '*9.
---- !---------_li,--------------------- ------ SECOND HAND sewing machines iiid" entiaiinjind guaranteed.
27— Professionnl Servjrcs
. . reconditioned
,
Mr LANDER ARCADE
IM CO. Sut the owner "
estimate*.
)FORD
, ’
Phone 781.
up.
Phono 2<U I, 3. 110
COLUMN FOR
DAILY HINTS TO
^ 5 f A ‘ (T 6ifR LETE ASSORTMENT of
■
SHk Lounging Rohes and pajn- ®
mas (rf n||-colors, nicely boxed for.KQU HER—Gifts of distinction fo ChrUtmn*** The YowcU Co. - i
the boudoir. Union Pharmacy. -------- . , ,,
--------------- ------ " « *&&
I1E W ILL A PPR EC IA TE one o f ; a *
T , USED CAR
PURCHASERS
L DEPEN D ABLE
U s e. d .
oars
CANDIES,
tain
R EPR ESEN T THE MOST AUTO fume
please
MOBILE VALUE
FO R
THE
Meisch
MONEY INVESTED,
SUEAEFKR’Si Foun
for Hla p trirt;
House, 108 W.
Pen Sets, Toilet’ Sets, Perand compacts that *riV
her. Luney’a-D rug Store,
N O V B LW SMOKING Sets, HouBldg.
bigaht’*- Sharing S ets, .Military
Brushes, f/eather Oooda and Pocket
Flasks, tfrtlon Pharmacy. ‘
DO YOU KNOW
PHONE
FOR SALE Itiree room cottage, 1926 Ford Tbor. *
nil ronvrjiienres.
Corner lot.
Furnished or unfurnished
Apply 1925 Ford Tour.
Balloon Tire*
SAY "M ERRY CHRISTMAS” to
Her with n pair of new "shoes
from Woodruff and Watson’s, 208
E. 1st St.
SMITH BROS,
s e t
:
Homo Furnishers j-
TvTC, .
Huy Now ~ Pay Later -,- « ' •,
' - ;
*380.00 GIVE HER A NICE NF.W DRESS _____________________________ , - - -'•AND HAT FOR CHRISTMAS. MEN’S, LADIES’ AND CHILD- .
R A FFE L D ’S
LADIES’ SHOE,
mn's bedroom slippers,
7250.Oil
SANFORD AVENUE.
*3.00 a pair. Lloyd's Bhoe 'Stoti, ' ^
-
1924 Overland 4 Tour.
5 7 — G<mhI T h in g s In Knt
(Fool S|*erialist)
Private
Lloyds ’Shoe Store
Phone 102 for nppointrm-nt.
L
%l.
entrance.
F L O R I D \ F A R M - - 2 0 acres: good
$250 00 LET US H ELP YOU choose th)
4 New -Tires
soil, J7fi an a r m
ltnmeiliatr
ideal gilt for hint. Wn have it TEACH YOUR FAM ILY the raloa
possess inn.
Paynhte 8 per cent 192(1 Dodge Special Tour.
[in our stock. Woodruff and Wat- of n savings account. A -“Christvearly. 0 |H-r rent charged for InWe nske
asked the painter to Iml- t*on 208 East 1st St.
mas Savings Club” account ..taken
li-rest, Ijaiftiire rrodited to prhitale tbe New Model. He did a
PASTRIES, PIES, salads. We take
Summer rates.
speclnl
onief*
for parties. Modern.
Routh's Deliratcssen. D121 IV. 1st M*rllo Avenue,
i|ial Twenty three years to pay
lir ' Bobbers m
EUGENE PERMANENT WAVES, St.
(With privilege of part or roniplet*}
thildren's De-'
no kinks, one prfco, porsonnl a t
75— liu n tn ess IR accs for K ent setililftbnt at any UpiO. Discount
Inl
tention. Bluebird Beauty Shoppe.
for tush W. M.Fleming, Box 317,
N
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—
See
J.
R.
Ellis
for
Phone 349-J.
|HF.K SHOP
Christmas orange* Fancy orange* ATTRACTIVE Yooms to rent for GnincsvilU-. Fla.
la Ave.
*3 00 per hox. Phone 501 -J CcJery
stores or office* at Park Ave..
S. J. NIX
and Commercial. Street.
W. M.
LOTS ON EASY TERMS
Attorney and Counsellor at Law Avenue.
_ Y o u n g . Ownej-, 2 0 8 P a r k Ave. , opSTORE — Prc210 East First Street.’
till <a*h nnd fto monthly will
Di osi t e 1‘o u r t Hous e .
.soda, We arc
58— liounehold Good**
------ —
—
ji Uj. j w,.|| |,„ated Oak Hill lots
it phone.
* CIRCUL1NK PERMANENT W av
lo.t
ing. Guaranteed not to burn. FOR S A LE—One ga* ..a g e , used 7 7 _ UousCH fo r R c n t .
" '*r,n ’ ,7r,n
b
1U
<>tf
Mndnm Harriet, over Mobley's i •’ months Reply H A, i sre Her
Koriiiture Co. Drug store.
H'U HEN fi- 5 I.uuni buugaiow on. * . , ,<a*b *ml *15 monthly will buy
B *jt reel
FOR
SALE
U
rg
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round
mahog''idmett.. Airmiu cornet
ot , on,,., |,l( m Pitiehur*t,
Price
TH E NEXT TIME you are .irk
; full line.
any dining room table with #a. Hpuriirtg Street. Two bed rooms $1250.
try Chiropractic. You soon will
H id
t.usli or
f0,0'"- Uvln< room * nJ k'1 '
get well and will keep smiling. bostos pad. Also good rubber.
jyour business.
a cash und $15 monthly will buy
Phono 482-J for appointment. Dr. hose with nox*!#, good condition. chun* U th room- garage^ Improve-| *$25
menta. *45 monthly. Phone 711 jbeautiful lot on French Avenue,
Cheap.
I
ll
E.
8th
8t.
r*> . general W. E^ MacUougall, 1st Nat. Liank
fur appointment
Price $1350.
I d e w a l k s , b u i t d - Bldg.
D ices o ffered
WATCH THIS
. THAT i
MAR VANIA
low us the opportunity of
ing you this fine property. Used" ca r, prices do not include n
Igs-Scoggnns
Renlty
(1n. charge (or freight arid wnr tax.
FOR HIM— Attractive wai
;4|; -- "•- - '
THIS CHRlSTM AJ$ Give Her »
e. 735.
Musonlc Temple "il.£. .
tho latest derign, 'Dim
Used car prices do not provide for
Singer Electric. ’ ('ash or terjns.
N
ext
to Yo wall's.
any profit such ns a new car busi Singer Sewing'’Machine C o *.C W.
Nicholson, Manager,
Mcl-nttdor
ness.
Arcade.
FOR TUB FA M ILY *
Used car price* do not rover depre
= ---- ■>. 'i irr^WsasaaKsta1* 1^
FOR QUIt K s.VI.h — This new up- ciation. The originnl purchaser
DAINTY LINGERIE, n pair
. tn-dntr- bmigaluw is offered at paid that.
A NEW LIVING ROOM S U ttN
hose or handkerchief* woi
only $07fiil.(tn l-'irst payment can
will bring joy lor all the'-taioBly
be ns low a.* 1750. Balance *65.00 lice them? Passenger Cars at our innke her a Ibvcly gl(L The Yi
thruout the year. Ruuell Fur- .
ell Company.
Used Car l,»>t
per month. It is. complete and
u iD ir." C n . 3 2 1 E . 1 s t.
attractive, with 5 rooms, fireplace,
........... - . . ■■■
‘T ,:V .' ‘ ’-'■r. r n i
ballv-onk floors ami numerous CORNER PALMETTO AVE. AND ENGRAVED CALLING C A R U S - GET YOUR CHRISTMAS Candy
?Stationcry nnd Fountain Pens.
built-in _ features.
Belter ace u*
nnd
holiday
.decoratlona
haw,
3RD ST.
Seminole Book Shop, M r 1jinder
right away
Union Phartnacyi i l l E, First.
*
Arcmle.
ALW AYS FQR GIFTS?
COLCLOUGH R EA L! V CO.
KELVINATOK Eleetrlc Refriger See Parisienno Gift Shop, filcLan*f.
Till..732
311 First N«i Itk Bldg
ation thu Ideal Gift for Her.
• der Arcade,
OPEN EVENINGS AND
Kelvinator f’latt Co., 39 McljinS \NKt»I: I». FLORIDA
<
tier
Arcade.
SUNDAYS
St.
‘r,i S
I»R.. J. I t V I D L E K
Chiropodist
DODGE BROTHERS
3X1 Park Ave;' .
LOANS— Money available at 7 pet
cent. Close in property. A. P.
! FURNISHED ROOMS \<ith heat
•VIGHT-CHIUKEN BERRY PRINT Omnelly & Son*
at Phons 441
Flowers for all nreasirms
Dions — He
90— Automobiles for Sale
SEV EN OK eight room furnished
homo with garage wanted on
yeay lease by reliable p»rty. Referything furnished.
Howell Co.,
crencea given. Home musjL -I he
136 W. Lake, Chicago.
,
modern, rent reasonable, well lo
cated but not necessarily close ill.
WORK.. AT HOME- *«' > -.doren ROOM— Suitable for two gentle MlghrConsider unfurnished If goal
making scarfs, experience un men,
H ot water*
Reasonable proposition
Write particulars to
necessary. No canvassing. Par rate, 1015 Elm Avenue,
' \ ' “Responsible." can, Hcrtild.
ticulara for stump. Unnit Serv
ice, Inc., 191, Lynn Mass.
TWO- FURN ISH ED
light housekeeping,
LADIES— Y ou can earn *50 a hun
FOR RENT OR SALE— Fqnr
Avenue.
dred gi filing "card net*. Oppor
room bungalow, garage, largo
tunity. for beginnerr, No selling
lfR,,oiglit minutes ride sodth of
Addressed envelope brings partic 6^— Rooms for Housekeeping
post "office
Terms attractive.
ulars. Universal, 799 .Bro"dway,
CORNER LOT. Eastern exposure
NeW York.
‘ 'a .
FOR R E N T -T w o nice furnished In best residential section, Chfcm
rooms for light housekeeping. in. .-Priced right. See oyrncr, Dr.
37— Situation Wanted 31alc, C07 .W, 2nd St. V
TH E SEMINOLE j ’KINTEItY~"
WORK as physician or dental as
.
ANSCO CAMERAS
sistant
Experienced In botf
AND S U P P JJE 8
Also dental X-ray work, Bonn!
*K»I W. 9lh St. W. M Lunilcy, Prop. Schrock, Route "A ", Box 35.
NOTICE
luld giva their
'anted
fiANbY DJIV CLEANING £^CO.
C 0 . LADIES-—Earn
$40 npil mon FOR REN T— Furnished rodma,
WANTED TO R E N f — Three fur
'Dry Cleaning, Impairing
Repairing V nijd
nqd gliding greeting cnro., pleasant
*l>ry.
1 conveniently located Hot water.
nished rooms for light * house
405 for p
-'prompt
Dyeing. Phbne 40fi
rom p t work, no wiling. Addressed on- TVfvnte family. 300 Magnolia! ■> keeping on first floor near pri
torricc.
,
, «rT5cc*
'f£ T . w R p e.b rin g t. particulars.
Jesuit
mary achool
Answer **0,n caro
linDGINa 4 COWAN CO.. AW.
FOR RENT— BednSom, desirablo l|e»ild office.
juld be
■*• o f
68—Rooms Without Board
good Job
1921 [lodge Tour.
Runs Good
#
1925 Dodge Coupe
New Duco Finish
out with this Bank Will make an
appreciated gift for «ny member
of tho fam ily.
First Nation*
$95.00 H K F.BEE-SH EEBE DOLLS, Twis- Bonk.
tum Toys, Halls nnd Boiki.
To deliver youf package or j
Seminul" Book Sip?,, Me.McLun$060.09 der A read#.
Call Postal Telegraph Cable
*
*675.00
FOR TH E KIDDIES
1925 Dodge Special Tour.
YOUR SUITS are made in San
-t New Rulhxms, New Duco TOYS of every de-teripUnil that
ford to measure. We carry * %
$6oo o o |
wil1
th# children’s henrU,
Finish
complete line of woolen merchan*
' Union Pharmacy,
disc. Quality, Service and Fit gi&r- ^ >
192.1 Dodge Coupe,
" « |
$350.00 |BOY'S TOY ELECTRIC train nml ontevd, - >>I New Tires <> •
“ W O L F T H E TAILOR
reg f
electric moving picture machine;
1921-1 Ford Tour
$ 1 75 Oil Ideal Christmas present.
. -^C
Bargain 614 Sanfard Avenue.,
nt *3.00 each. Call 813-J,
19925 Ford Coupe
<
.
i
CHRISTMAS shopploc
Balloon Tires
*350.00
complete line of lug- '
FOR HIM
SEE THESE TRUCKS AT OUR
L E A T H E R GOODS and Fountain
a wrist wntch. Your credit ^
MAIN PLANT
57— Rooms W ith Hoard.
Pens. Seminole Book Shop, Mr. Is good. Wi O. Russell Supply Co;, J
ELM AVE. AND 13TH STREET
lon l»'xes. J. R.
T H R E E A T T R A C T I V E S T U C C O ! Ijiurt! Avenue lot iK-twi-en
9lii
---------- f — ------------------------------lan d er Arcade;'
315 E. 2nd ^St.
’ WATCHMAKING. ENGRAVING 1Bungalows.
.)u*t
completed,
J
nnd
IOth
Street.
Pric#
$2,000
uii 1925 Ford Ton Truck
____________ ■
-----’uml jewelry repairing. Don Smith, ROOMS, with or without meal*.
Starter Fine Shape
$ 100,1
Reasonable rates. Lincoln IIodd. S pecial built in imtures. Phone 15. , term* of *50 t-nsTi ami *20 monthly.
lllvt Mndwichcs . 202 E . 1st St.
^
90— A«to'mobfies
84— Houses For Sale
|(i t d .MPANY Id-------------------------- --------------------—
FO R R E N T
F u .i^ -T t w m
house, Oak Avenue lot, $1750 on term* of' ' ' t .’* ’ ’"dge Panel
V St .ii v"
E1>G1N, WALTHAM. Hamilton, II- bS— Hotim.M W ith o u t Hoard
fuminhed. App- y Bai^lift home $^5 "‘i-h and $15 monthly.
1
CORNER HOUSE CIO** in, fit
U SED 'C A R
f)* "I ->ur prompt
lirntriei Watches. Diamonds and|---------rooms, *300 down, $-10 monthly.: CORNER BARK
two
miles
out”
west
h'irst
S
t.
or
--------i
1924 Dodge Express
tioi ■ und ijuick wedding rings. P. E. Ahcarn, 317» FOR RENT one large 'furnished
P. 0 . Box 095.
Myrtle Avenue lot just off lltthj ,( New Tires
price *4600. Bart Nason, Valde* 1 Q. W. WA.NH1
W. First St. .
bedroom, 618 Oak Ave.
[Street. Price $1950 on terms of,
Hotel Bldg. Phone 853.
—..........
1926 Graham 1 t-2 Ton Dump
cm tvsi.ieit
J FOR RENT— Furnished house. 70S ! * 25 iu*h “ ntl 1*5 monthly.
Uke
New
*1250,00
CHAS.
T.
F U L L E R MOTQi
I,n,mctt0 Avenue. Apply 9.30 Northwest corner Elm and HlghATTRACTIVE FIVE room house Ssnford Ave. at 10lh S t. *>w~i
For quick sale *1900, *200
to 12 on premise*, or at 8109 Elm land
1026 Graham t 1-2 Ton
and garage, vuluablu lo t Chap
cash, hnlam-c easy.
Avenue.
*
| Cab Si Stake
Truck, Almost man St. *6,500. Favornblo terms.
SEMINOLE UUDSOIv**SSEX
New
*1260.00 Mrs. Wheeler Jones, Valdez Hotel.
*
INC.
i t e f , Sv6€€f*SONIKl
And we have many other good
FOR RENT—6 room stucco hunik l R e s iz e
'.sowiik was
203 Oak Atns,
lots thnt can lie bought for Juet 1025 Gtuham 1 1-2 Ton Cab
WONKR.FUL fO HELP Y //t= :
•• Phone 41 *,/•*;
m
galnw located nt the comer of
SEEN SOT USJWG WtA.__________
n few dollars down.
-T o
& Stoke Body.
*300.03 FOR SALE OR TRADE — Eight
Palmetto Avenue nod Katie Street
room Duplex Bungalow on lot
HtR. JEvdCLS
H U PJi-M A RM O M .
Large living mom, dining runnt,
DEAN-BERG CORPORATION
'■ "* pOOBl NOW
1923 Graham 1 1-2 Ton Cab
5Ux!54, 5u»t being completed.
Sanford Automobile Lb.
kitchen -• Complete with electric
Herald Building
& Stake Truck
*
*460.00 Knch apartment has private bath,
W S ''TAY.tN
206 Magnolia, Ave.
Phona 187
range and water heater, built-in
Phono 7 i a
t*rt€
, O-L
ho^ and cold water and (iro placo.
1023 Fcytl Light Canopy
cnbinetH, two bed rooms, Imth with
* -CAV<€: 1VA6
JE W E T T AND PA G E.
Truck^Huntlng add
Fishlnir Hard wood fhKirs in two rooms.
shower, largo front and .re a r 81—IfouHen for Halt
Double garngeiL IMvato entrance*,
R IV E’S GARAGE
ov
je w e e s .
y
Special
•
,
*209.00
poryhes. Owner will rent for *65
Sanrord'D ealer
Will consider one or two well lo
monthly, or will soli on exception V
4 HOUSES FOR HA Lis
i
*, _ /
!08 W. le t S t
■ i’bona 617
cated
join
ns
jmrt
payment.
F
.
D.
/
*
ally, easy terms nt a do so price.
Brcedtm,
Smith’
s
Barber
Shop.
^ ___ : For lurlhur Information see. Sir. Small bungalow north of Hughey I
Street on Palmetto AvfcnOa. .T w o)
,
Mitchell nt Tbe Herald office.
Lend* the world ift i
i lotx, can bo bought/ot lean than!
-- t
.
8 5 — L o t s F o r Sole
sM rnirlim
*•« . / O u r eelectlon of dependable us4d
DOD(
FOR RENT— Furnished house nt present day value.
. Silver Lake. See Jno. D. Jink- 7 ' 0f
' nntl <76 monttl ‘ truck* is by fa r the largcat to be S IX fACRES lake front. Suitable Plaaaure cam and
Elm and 15th S l ,
including
fpuml )n this district.
Graham
iha at Court House.
for Poultry and Citrus. Dozen
Brotliera* .^Tucka represent tho bearing orunge trees. Beautiful
SA N FtfkD B
Inost transportation for tha least Hombsitc. Quick Sale, *1,500.00.
HOUSE FOR RENT—No. 203
money, and for that reason . w* Verms, fl, W. Bradford, No. 518
Holly’ Ave., 5 room* and bath,
have splendid values to offer in Firat Nat. Bank.
garage. Inquire \llt| Park Ave.
,
*
fit
By Crane
(TON TU BBS II
SulNDNeSS1. u<"- C.Does w k N
FURNISHED HOUSE,
Floral
>Heights, five rooms, Imth, light*
f V.NSI BO M 'S RfeADV
'N'6V€RMTWN6.
C7WONB te iL B e tN FLORIDA AN'
j78*~OITkCT and Desk Room
HAWe TV\6WSPARKLe^
OFFICE FOR KENT—In MaUeh
h o c k c p B e f o R f 't r s e
^ N A P S SMELL B * & $ F H
Bldg Apply* A. -P Oonnr'Iy A
Sons, Magnolia and 2nd •
Desk roo
down-
Clwap,, Address **A% tttm ; Sanfonl
-ra w
19
-
;
ih e cM te
CF TMfc
wl
. s M s s . - m e foss
O R S 0 F -rrt 6 CM
? i s A tio u w c e M s '
8^A^1««I atitfOIrwIory,
our. Used Tracks Department*^ U
. LINCOLN — FORD
la our policy to thoroughly ovar*
89
—Wanted—
Real
GMate
haul and tepajnt each of the truck#
C o m m a S S tS
offered for sale, and we guarantee
caeK one of these offering* to be
REAL ESTATE’ WANTED
Ju«t ns reprvaented. Read over Will buy or trade for your equity
Spanish bungalow on Park .Ave descriptions carefully and watch
In any lota lit any aubdlritlon in
nue, t Partly furnished, two b d
___ j ...
South Florida. In answering thl*
room*, Bring'' room, email dining
advertisement tell 1*7 hg^^uocH
room, kitchen, bath with ihower,
you have paid, th# balance duoj
double garage, large yard. * 8,000
the lot number*, and iheAicatlia.
on ternja.nf *800 cash and tha balof property^ also give your presj
ont and home addreia-^WrltS BbS
ill
b u n g a l o w jj
Almost heir.
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DEWEY HONORED AT LIBRARY MEET HELD IN ORLANDO
________
Author Of Dewey Classification System Chief Speaker
At Dinner Given Friday
Fifty Delegates Present
_________
The Florida Library Association has instituted another important department in its work by holding for the first time in its history a series of district meetings, on lines which have been successfully carried out in other states. Mrs. Anne Van Ness Brown, city librarian and president of the association, appointed Miss Frances E. Gates of Tampa general chairman of these meetings.
The first one was held at the Tampa library last Saturday, with a splendid attendance of both local and out of town people.
At the time a comprehensive program was given on problems relating to library administration according to Mrs. Brown who represented Sanford.
This second in these series of meetings was held Friday at the Albertson Library in Orlando, with Miss Olive Brumbaugh as hostess. The attendance of over 50 guests included librarians from Sanford, Winter Park, DeLand, Maitland, Zellwood, Melbourne and Orange City, also members of the faculty of Rollins College and the trustees and patrons from Orlando. Some of Florida’s most representative club women were present at both of these meetings.
Dr. and Mrs. Melvil Dewey of New York were the guests of honor at the meeting, this being the occasion of Dr. Dewey’s seventy-fifth birthday. Dr. Dewey is the author of the Dewey Decimal Classification, so generally used by the public libraries, and is one of the foremost librarians of the county. He with R. R. Bowker, editor of the Library Journal, were the two speakers on the occasion of the American Library Association held in Philadelphia last October, as they were the only two living represen-tatives of the first meeting of the association 50 years ago.
The Albertson Library enter-tained the visitors yesterday with a four course luncheon at the Yellowstone Tea Rooms, during which Mrs. Brown presented Dr. Dewey a beautiful bouquet of roses from the association with an address of congratulations. Dr. Dewey followed this with a talk on important library developments, after which a very interesting program was given at the library.
Those attending from Sanford were: Mrs. Anne Van Ness Brown, Mrs. Maud E. Clark, Mrs. D. F. Almas and Mrs. A. K. Powers. Similar meetings are soon to be held in Tallahassee, Jacksonville and West Palm Beach, following a plan mapped out, dividing the state into five districts. It is expected that later a meeting will be held in Sanford.
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SA N FO R D FliO R IPA, FRIOX y / I ) ^
■
The Last Rin:
'“Surprised As
Man Divulges
Relations With
Since Big Loan
1l 1
r
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'■
_____
Former Radio Operator For
Anxelua Temple Declare!
r U H « Hud Remained In N.Y.
He Would StlH He Sought
ono of (the circus'
most famous families:
*
Lynchers Beware!
Pat McDermott—tJnworrfed
■ i f **>
—
F a m o u s A m e ric a n S ta lc s m a 'n
A n d l a w y e r I s P r e s e n te d
. H ig h A w a rd H y T h e W ilson
F o u n d a tio n O f N ew "York
t
Dawes, Chamberlain
Prisoners Refuse
To Talk About Case
Hull Ante
A r r e s t O f O rjn b tto n “ M ean s
N o th in g . T ot-M o,” - A s s e rts
Los
A n p o lo : E v a n g e lis t
Iary Also Adlim In Mexiesl, Is Claim
> Dapper and umvorrii-d, Put*" McDermott snt in court at Contort,-Ohio,
and wafched the selection e f a \ju r y *<■ tiy him fur tho nuipAr of Don
R. Mrilett, publisher of the Canton Daily Nows. Here utv two views
of the illiciti'il "trigger. m an" In coutt.
. v I a IT
I U l\A |
IJI t . lU ,* * v n /■ "
Elihu Root, noted American states
man ami jawyer, has been award
i ll t In- Woodrow Wilson Foundation
peace prize for 1020, arid’dig*
patches fro m ,P a rts rep o rt that
ChorionAC5. Dawes, vice president
of tho Unitod .States,. wllL share
with Sir Aus'tsn
Chamberlain
G reat .Britain's foreign secretary
the Nobel peace prize for 102ft.
P aris advices said the 1020 Nob o lu p rlto * would -go Ao Aristido
B rinnd,‘French m inister of foreign This benign looking gentleman Is
affaire, and. D r .1-Qustav Stresc- Judge H arry Day Hied', of tho
man, the German foreign minister. Georgia Superior Court. By tho
for their Work with Chamberlain
In the Locarno agreements to pfwservo .iho peace of Europe.
The Wpod row W iuon honor W
is not to rapiaco tb* daw's
been accorded to Mr. .Root because I
of his efforts toward founding the I
World Court of International J uj >
tic*. I f Mr. Dawes has been hon-J
ored with the Nobel prize by the
Norwegian Storthing, It will be
for his activities as head of the |
International commission, which
fram ed the famous “ Dawes plan” ,
um)er which Germany was able ".to
put h e r financial house in order
and to begin making progresrive Youth Who Claimed To Hall
Ji'rbm Wlaccn^ln, Laughed
ropnmtion payments to tho Allies
,At
The "Way .They Dance
and associated powers foD clalinn
In South” Caught A t Alma
grow ing put of tho World war.
Only one previous peace award
COLUMBUS, (3a., Dec. lO .-O f)
bns been made by the Woodrow
—A youth who in a n • unguarded
moment said he was from Wiscon
s in / laughed at-the "wajr they
dpnee |n the 8puth" and made it
known th a t he was Mln troubW—
and wished to avoid the law le.be, in g . held in Bacon County, tu ipeeted of being Erdman Olson,
wanted ns the slayer o f'h ls 1 62
^ car-uld awocthoart.
„ ;
K. J , Thom an n, a brick masoft.
causi d the arn& l o f the youth te v '
aval
ilatia ago.
artn
.•
oral days
Giving th e name of "John P itt
man", the youth was given work
on the McNcal farm near Alma
Ga., on Nov. 13, Thomann said.
Thomunn was ut work In tho vtcinlty. He said he became suspi
cious when the youth told conflict
ing. stories about where ,he came
Dawes -Gets Nobel Award
from .' Baltimore, Miami,- North
OSLO. Norway,.Dec. 10.—VP)— Carolina *pd • finally .WUcousjn
Tito Nobel peace prize for IBM were named.
baa been awarded to Charles G.
Then, a t a country dance P itt
Dawes,, vice president of the Unit
ed S tates and Sir Austen Cham man laughed a t -tbo - Way! '“ they
berlain, British secretary for for danco in tho South” and dueribed
eign affaire. This announcement dances in Wisconsin. A few days
Was mode today a t a meeting of later the tw» wqre in town and a t
the Nobel Inatitute-by Prof. Slang. the approach of . -two politeinen
It WOg. also onhounced th at- th? Plttmon is. said to have suggested«.
"L et’s move on, theyhre watahing
1020 peace prlxo han been award
ed to Aristide Brland. French min "to* too closely,'’ vary -little com
ister o f ■foreign affairs, and tv ment woe forthcoming, Thomann
D r.( G ustav Strciem sn, Germany’s said, but Pittm an dld^remfetk that
he was in troablo.'
'. ■
foreign minister.
A tithe time Thomann W as,una
w are' th a t Erdraan Olson wsr.
w anted.' Ho returned hero add a f
ter reading-acoouau of Um srjme
thought of:hia acquaintance.
A
photograph of Olson pubUtked
Inter tallied with his recollection of
Pittm ap and ho wired Hherlff Hbcrtouling wood, of Crawfon) county, -Wls.,
btfhg dis forthw ith.* TKa arrest 6f
bursed by tha titers Sanferd banks followed,
and prenarallrm s fo r . tha • cam
paign to. Increase the 1027-fund kre
now under way, accta*ding:to bank
officials.
■
.Tho Seminole Coutity Bank is
paying out 136^00 In tarings, and
Thirty-two births occurred jn
expects to add a larger-am ount to fiantofrd during the month of NoIts club during 1P27, according to vymber and a 'to U l of -lO
A. R. Hoy, cashier. wen,-recorded during the
The F irs t N aU om tl^ank is pay-
J.W .H u c h n n n n , F o r tn e r , G iv es I oporutor
S e lf U p T o S h e r if f A f t e r | Angeles,
A d m i tt in g C rim e ; A ccused '
Under 'ft ‘p e n e tr a t i n g
Face$ 2nd Slaying Charge
Itlon b y g o v e n m y r n t
F.dward ,-L. D o h e n y
; PERRY, Fla., Dec. 10_U P)_A
maintained hty.^ riial search for whiskey In a wild sec
[oil trim aA ctlons. W ith tion J5 miles from here proved fa
»rnmcnt w a rp , ta in te d tal to ' two federal prohibition
raft, ’ ty it -s u r p r is e d rrtgent* yesterday.
*
;th sev eral ,dtocla$ureH
J. W. Buchanan, a farm er, shot
ilntion w ith. Albert (B , and killed W. B. Mobley, 38 and J.
E. Brandt, 35, when the men called
A d d t > H a z a rd i f f F ir * E ftila -P in a tu re fo m m U tt* * T o ^ S lq d y
oilier thlryga luv JM»bl t|i» t a t;h ls home. Sheriff F. L. Lips
Ormiston talked on innny spbT o t r i p M en A* T h e y P e n e - " R chuH h O f M e e tin g H eld
uncus loan of'llQO.OOO to comb, to whom Buchanan surren Jects during an automobile trip
I r a t e p e o n K ecyyiiea’.TcyA t M iam i I l e f o r e ,D e c id in g
ken followed by ut least dered last night, said the prohibi “soniewhuro In Pennsylvania,V—
On M ove Fop* M u n tb crah ip
nrc U fft.dOU to the form- tion' agents suspected Buchanan tho first leg of his journey • to
r «ec« tarraiiil that Fall of violating the prohibition law.
The version of Buchanan, who at Chicago In ,cC/mpauy with detec
iini advised in connection
PRINCETON, ind.. Doc, 10—UV) . A report from A. P. Connelly
tives and newspaperman—pat h<
idvsnce of ftp ,000,000 to the timei.waa at .liberty under bond declined' to' answer a n y ifli4«U°n P.cacue w ork.. a, UcUauntcd 'by tho | on the Florida State Chamber of
"ammorco meeting
in Miami,
lean government while, on a charge of manslaughter in concerning Altnec * f,0triple )ie- adding hazard of fire, today combed | C
connection with the killing of an
i which
ho attended as a delegate
bbrsjon was president,
the
rubtci’
rancan
pascages
of
tho
“
Plierson, Cot Angelo* evangelist,
b counsel cut off further other man some time ago. was that with whom .hi* nahUr has been Francisco Coal Compnny’i No. 2 [ from Sanford, and n discussion he
he
was
in
his
homo
when
the
shoot
rn other dole nates and niemU about advances to Fall,
linked by West cbart’nalhyritifs. mine at Francisco, seven . miles
ing- occurred.
of the local organization ns
from hare, intert c.i finding the
[objection th a t later was
The finding ot ibp radio t^an Un five men "h o nm nineil "in the t< w ther «r unt the Snnfonl
I by the ei/art. Fall is a
loosed n flpod of new Htatcmcpts workings nfter ibe explosion of
nlx-r of Commerce should snpbut with Thiheny in Unr
including a declaration by .Qnnis; Thursday morning, which killed 21
tho state organization feutr a charge of criminal
ten's father,- W. C, Ormiston, that men.
1tured today's luncheon of the
. * '
'
be was going to the aid of his son
osccittlon bombarded the
The' pitchy odnr of smouldering Chamber in the Somlnole Cafe.
“
I-have
stayed
out
of
this'-ean"
Max Brcitpn, business manager
| from’ tho witness stand
pine drove the rescuers froW 'the
’■
'ho Son Carlos Opera Cornfor
si*
months,
hut
now
I'm
In
it,'
1
^ by Doheny.
shaft Inst niaht a fter they htul ac
p
a
r,,
which V. t« 'present throe
tho
elder
Ormiston
said
in
-San
I
counted for f>6 of th e T1 mdn Vfho
Roberts began his quesrjIr.'D o h en y shortly af« tertlily "hy J. W. Buchanan, ?s ^Francisco. "I don't want thi-mf were caught by the explosion nr. iperrui in Sanford on Dec. 30 and
1, was n guest of. tho Chamber
planting any more evidence o n ; they w, pt to work yesterday. In
.
k»rt openwl.
*•* farm er.' 1
and urg»-». ..:v* mopibers to support
Kenneth.”
•
Ho
expressed
faith
tent
on
reaching
the
rem
ote
cham
bsecuter asked If. a | t | l r
Pippin announced,before his de
ivestroent by. the Doherty parture th a t the two men. W. B, that hia son had not lied, "yet if bers unpcnctrnled since the (fgfllo tho opera and ita liackcrn in order
to insure it ns an annual feature
,he* has re has lied like a man."
under the lease would rwt ...
sion, thoy tlt-f.ccndtd again. J 'i ’
Mtibmy an d ' J. E. ___
Brandt
_ l, were
of
8anford's mtislcal life. MfiyMr
‘
From
.Mts.
McPherson
horself
benefiU quite apparent “Unilet- cover mertM and were work
T h eir Yirst duty win* to biehto F orrest Lftko und F rank.T , F ots
camc;,th'e
fU
lum
ent
that
*Th
r
profits whWfcmlght
ing o u t '^ f^ h e Jacksonville office.(ugh the -grxvdurtion of; They had i ^ J n . D t e vicinity "of jrtal'.-.of K enneth. Qrmiston 'meptj*
[/torn. Ellt;H jlla.fi»nhtny MbtJ-yr.fdF^^Riom 5 'than a week, notFTril? w hatever to me. ‘ "I havo
both as an cntertalnm cut ar. I an
Said. *
•earchjng fo r illicit liquor .tllnUIadvortiaemept; .»'or -Sanford. ■
whimsical.iHiite'the wit- ieries. - Th«lr connection wltn the
Tim diiteuunion of -the state
wded he= had not ’ ’tojd local office w
extended over i a
i-liambcr meeting a t Miami i.‘d to
ng I kneyv'1. When ho ap- tfcriod of eight months.
s decision by .Ut* organlia! >ri to
a January,', 11125, before
Investigators
Crepe maAed
B randt had been in government ' Coincidentally,
defer action in .taking out a utato
ie oil cQroinJttt«i;
shrvico fo r more th an - eighteen from the'of flee of Districct Attor- jy n BCo r e / f thi
picml>unihip until such tin»< as tho
[as in re*pons<vto a qubs- years, nerving for n number of ney Asa Keyes of Los Angeles, be- noar th«Kiino m
finance rominiltee could rev^W tho
slier he did ,'not In fact years in the Internal, revenue de lioved that they had uncovered n mim-^irtpector*
minutes of ihe -stnte meeting and
iic advance. Information portment.
new clue when they searched
In charge
•
.
;siccrtnin w hul’hnd liecn uonc for
dl’* retirement, frog) the
the ugriculi„rnl inturote of /tbs
Officers recalled today the death automobile, ownership of whichd*®? they wore aided
a 11*21. Doheny said he
state.
•
in 1023 of n prohibition officer l)een traced to Ormiston, in rn gn I toams .frqm Vir
whom they could only name ns rage at OdKland, Calif., two shorn ntid Danville, 111
John
Mtinch,
chairman of the
m't telling Senator P ltt"Pistol Pete,” who whs shot to strands of hair, which Ben Cohen, T hirtd victim*
ffcmlnolo
County
Comni.rslonsrs,
nember of fhB committee) dchth in sim ilar circumstances near a dctocllvq from. [lCej-es* uHIce. ( ^ Uy Jqjurod,
read u report ‘ on the ,£insnclai
said .WSftnblcd ip color and .tlx? hl), piujU today;
Perry while seeking liquoi* etillsr
standing of the-county and ’ex
No details o f ‘yesterday's shoot tulrie the .hirttf of IJri. McPherson; bccj^' -bunted or
plained the county’s sending In
ing other than carried in the were found on the'baek seat. • • ' ^ broken homes w
regard tu the misunderstanding re
morning papers was available lo
cently caused through the publica
OrnuiUm'a father, who said'Tic the explosion tl
tins federal officers here. Pippin wfitchqd the search ,,m nlntain(d timbers and ml:
tion of a nows etyry contstTiing the
.will s ta rt nn' investigation imme th at nothing vtfcs found while he
financial backing of the govern
Mine officials
diately a fte r his arrival at Perry. was looking on.; "But afterwards, dstermine its cs
ment experimental staiiop located
at ItanilV Hiding.
An officer from th e Tampa prohi when 1 w asn't- looking, they said co mine, long re
bition unit was enrpptc.to aid in they hnd found n hairpin, und a the safest in tji
Mr. M-dsch also earned to be
the Inquiry,
read two letters from hond bousfi
pendant from a necklace."
- ous field had vlr
showing tho excellent price being
Intimation th a t Ormiston would * ^ ot>'
*n
asked for Seminole O unty bonds
fight extradition to California w»>
throughout the North.
met hy MaUmenU from Districct |>ffu" thc blV t
B Jottenr carryinK advertiseA ttorney K a m , who l» in Wash,
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menls for the city of Sanford, to
Ington, (hut he would battle to . SHOCKS AI
be used in mailing Jb leUcra going
send the. radio '-'malt to tho coasb
r .to 'th e North, wore displayed by
Ormiston’la charged with conaplrr
CHICAGO,
Howard .Uullck,'of tho Hotel For
cy to defeat juat.lco.
. ; Earthquake shfl
rest 1-ake. H a H ulck urged their
Before an audience of only ^00^
u a r nt every opportunity. ;Ho also
the Amorican Legion's annual
asked .the nnsistareo .of the pubminstrel show was presented' in
licit)* committee in krcplng.the- ho
the audiLu-jUm of the City Hall a t
tel-before the eye.-, of tbo public.
8:16 o'clock 'last1 night. The pro-'
gfoih Wait Wmpletet! shirtly i f t e r
*^ HUToah— FloriJa East Coast
11 b’cloek.
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yards
While the main features of the
■d Lane, president of ^ho entertainm ent were said to have
W. E. fic^g-.
.rth m . isst Jfeacls . pro - r; .Hjc.funeraV.'of
Kiwanln Club,, wax ..Jip- i# T i
gan,
who
passed
away
a t her home
ductlon,'
the
’
htost
popular
ndftichslnnan of a committee
i to iflfct thV'pptron* and hers o f Ids tnlghl’/ performance on Park. Avenno .Wednesday afterfor thi- prem ier of the were thoio of tho\ Sahj[orjL.Uons ,noon, w gi'hsld this morplng ’•F 1 0
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Tho
Opera Compand a t th e Club Q uartette, which 'w ere sung o’clock frdm .thd'rtisldence.
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• . ‘ S e ri funeral was Mittepded, by1 ‘ many
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nn*t«r Dec. 30 and 31, a t 'during the in^eriqiaslon.
friends and relatives of tho de-.
Following is the inrogram:
>»g of civic club-heads held
WASHINGTON, Dec. i p . - b F l *»oon ih the offices e f th o
‘Opening Choru*—Entire . com ceased who, until a few pears ago,
you
very
pTomlnsnt
In
social-and
Thefioayd'pf
Temperance and jpeo^
f of Commsrce, J. U pany.
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son, «and w .;deeded th at.h e ' be
dub octlvitlee in Ssnfprd.
J^/WsA- rimde •publicity) d(hibition and public. -mFrdlv of the, 1(Vtged in it^A pd wu Would put fcounta last year owing to the large
Solos, wjth Chonu: ‘'Me Too,*’
. ' -/i ? Dr. F.-D . King, p asto r of ths
nmqund of regular biislaau.w hich
Walter Bkrb^r; "My Cutey's Dus F irrt BaptlM l O ju rp h ,, waa In Methodist Epjseopal Church .op- ’kim. Ihar*/r v*
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flighton,
i t Twu-Tw’C-Two,” George Shifp o s ^ lC o v f r tS ^ T B m ith of N4w • j in denying that (rliglon was |lh«
-fForntn'i _ n_
flfy. Jr-; “ By« By" Blackbird,” L*
York /'fo r hi* wstness" not for hly mvtlve behind oppoillloti to Gpr.ar» Glover, of tho Rotary 0 - Jicbout; "Baby Face," Bill Du"religion"., its Secretary, Clarence d r Al. flmith, he decUred th a t 'Uje curding to Archie Bette, assistant
w among thoso who* met
“ Gherry I Love You,” Paul
True '^Vilson, said today, in'hia ’‘tem perance 'forces, would have cpshler. "Tbl» year we aro going
a ft^ .ih n rG h ris tm a s Baringx ^ d
»* Ba-tton, representative f i d 3 * r "SuhriM and YoU,'” Hope
Annual fep o rK /H e alao'tools -Oc- been supporters of Senator Walsh
wo will have a n,uch better ehowcompany and with Huff; y i Wish I Had My Old Girl
artiop to commend president CCOr
Montana, who, llke*|mllh ,is r a Ing in 11*27." In- said.
A. Douglass, president o f : flack Again,” LOul# Riett: “Asleep one dsugbt«rf ,N*Pml. ' A b
lidire’a -r stand oh prohibition'on-. communicant- of f ‘.the- Catholic • The Hanford; ?Benk and Trust
f°rri
Club, which In (he Deop” (4s rtq nested),.. B. J. W. Bamqa, of:Rochester,
tortem
ent'fnJhls message to Con C h u rch ;^ * h o .hail Ik-i n nominated Coroimny fsllad to cam paign, for
who
was.
present
at
tho
tl
**bl« for securing th e'n t- R. -Kighton “A t P a p * with the
gress.
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■. by the'D em ocrats in 102L” '• . j . j •mripga aoceupu on,the CKriltmas
her death, alio
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WcTld,” Joe Graham i - *T Wish
4 The Methodist Church t* ;, not
Tho ' AntbSaloon League and savings plan, but In sp ite of that
-for compiling a J ls( of the You *W«>^ Jealous of Me, Sid
seeking tem poral1power I n W ith-'! other .dry organizations supported fact th ey arc paying out «2,100 in
ington sold Dr. Wilson's report F rank L.Sm|th for Senatoryhlp in Christiana . savnngtt D M Marftfve.
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N VU -Bn ht ea llf . lU tlil th a t h li link•fo
rising through the board- Its “foil )y be causa lie stood for prohibition. tMr.
Etripos Forever,” by entire comr lth tr io f petition and organising H He declared that tho dry* Ttad
public influence;’1.
^ F iv c ’- nin'utc intermission.
Pjevious
nual Minstrels
Sanford Legion
Sanford 1Banks Are
Paying la rg e Sums
Patrons May
Park Avenue Home
tgOnTuesday
oggan
Temperance Body Against
f°r Sanford, .
s s ir a te s ,
Jh«_xlofcat_^
M A nwn,
M. f t, « p ,n . '-AiJ*■b Tbo',Lions C luY O uarU t.-"^!!f°^ThfT'tvIreVs* Tclqp h o a < ^ | g
-acandMaUriwhKYM^*;
Births Total 32 In
City FoyNovcmber
Twuat;
S
Of tha deaths ,si
people, f| vo o f the
tioTlrilhl^ffclt'
.O ^ ^ A N K S
[Beginning t<v
ing institutions
doe*, a t. J£-
Despite Weak
Official Ass
sourcesHav.
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WASHINGTON,
(APJ—An urgent
enactment of the
branch banking b it
today by.. J, W.
comptroller of .tH<
in bin annual rcp<
g re e s .
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Reporting o “ate
In the relative atre
national hanking syai
Intosh declared the bi!
pasu-A bot&O&smflK
but on whteh the two
qrencea, • was
."rvsuaclu
the >Hull anjvndmcnt,. I
contention between the
House, w hkh W°idd res
Yrartchef. of, ilkUonal bai
after in ytatM which 66
mit branch banks.
Despite the apparent s
Of the nations! bank sys
McIntosh said ,, the aggi
sources of the banks hi
r3
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sources of state tom men
have risen to about $20,01
Durinfvthe year cndlm
BiT, hanks left.ih e nation
With resources of ab*i*t
000 obtains!) national c
^ v s t
« «
with a capital of MMl]
placed in charge of r*c«
ing the year; bringing tl
of, bank failures since
h.: • V Of the grand total, OSrestored to solvency, 501
ships have been. <lo#ed,
receiverships are stll
The warjflVsgoU’’ i
ported s i
this the :Ualted S u tq
C00JK)0 or idmost
Britain and France l
large i t amounts, wll
000 and |710,008,000,
The number of-savlr
are In taational bankj
during the ysar from 1
12^83,001, and the de
30 totalled U ,902^84,'
In all repo
nation, jnciudli
June 80 the zarfU
faped'121,042,303^
nested the per cep
aavings. deposits w
each j>«rson there,
■had lha lowest nve
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AD-ITORIAL
In ffatikimts nnd ninwrttf
tell you that »«■ *«rf w f b
n«le In b*inir in touch ikl
f «gr*a vrJU»'Bhkfc*k;
. M an u factu rer
t w t t h thit> for one
part well,' tliey » i« (
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Id* .tNk pert Well
ahd Lmdy
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To say Ihnt wc pre deeply appreciative
o f the most generous response to the
opening of our shop is putting it very
o f merely talking about it. Kaf fold's
w ill ever try to give better quality, lnt*
e s l style and lowest price and will
sincerely try to Bhow appreciation of
your continued patronage. Convince
yourself of the importance of this event
by attending tomorrow.
We cannot recall having- seen a more vivid and striking display of drosses, ti*ujy they are re
markable. Silk, Georgette and Crepe Satin Dresses embracing a wide vurjety of sjzes and includ
ihg a world of shades and colors. .These dresses are ultra,smart^for Street pnd Af^ernobn wear
& .
Values up to $22.50 to go at
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I Evening Gowns a t- 118.$$? 1MPOStut It in possible, we told you frankly in
k‘t wfrw toefortuhate nnd you arc bound
materials of which these gowns arc
r ! 3 Wlk
. »M s
Inspection Ik
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7
d n in d 1
J h l» opportunity to offer JW;
Chrintninx (inn- n reel drtu r«
mild. We are indeed most appreciat
iv e and try to show our thnnkR by
giving you an event like this instend
‘t i ' i i r *
»hu
Completely cln»# 'uit him dreys H
4 In keeping with pur Kith 4
for your Ltnrfit wr m1m< %
�H K l L u *• ■M -
***s-fjtiffi-aw*1Sa ih i a i w l i h'i.r.j .._■ J a k f i M i K 1. a ^ ^ a y j - i i f c n i i ' t
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dP.Store Kot’s Loan Officels
iway.
W M m i o r In Arcade Building rAvenue
r : Tomorrow PROGRAM PUTS'A
m m IN COFFERS
ional Black Bear T tdil
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S a tu r d a y is to m ark *thif opening , K ot's Ixian Office, which Open;
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Fla-, Dec. 10.—(/P)— from th e o th e r atnte.r, ‘ and e v e n 1by the G reat A tlantic and P a c ific 'o c c u p ie d by the Manner D epartof Federal High-'from C a n a d a to th e meeting.
Tea C om pany, un organl.*.atiort {hat ment Store, a t 2 1 3 - Sanford Avehtcb runs through * i * the m om ent I think Jk,;;, 1had only two store* in F lorida pre- due, i* said to he p r e p a r in g for
over State R oad; moves a r e being L t stim ulated v,ou* , t0 *■» W orld
b u t .n™ the trade In Sar.ford ^ t h a , fall
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• which we a rree endeavoring
endeavorine to ’wet
, * * * * * *".d. Canada a ccording to
in a u g u» rget <
A ./R. W rig h t, district superintendevery com m unity to tako part.
- j Ant. who is in the city d ire c tin g
|y th'e p r e p a ra tio n s r**
' TfaU"^Aa*otfiatIon, to ,
" If * ‘\ C° “'Id ^ ' . c ** d*[iniU>,y!
for the fo rm a l
vice p re sid e n t of t h l l * " " 0" 1* *
t e d e " ‘ . " ' « * ” **\opcu\ng.
j No. 9 would be allotted to th is j x ^ e m a n s ger of the new estabiual m e e tin g o f t h e r ^ 11,1* ^ orc lie Land ejecting l> |jah m e n t ia to Tib D. V. Glenn, o f
would 1115 n llrtmK i n - [A tla n ta , Go. Mr. fib-mi h a s had
fa t o be held in DcLund ■ <HU , u r * « W»uld
M r Mcttac • In his let- f,ucnce in Ke t t l Off delegations f r o m ;several ye a rs experience
in the
i o ><r. Brown, re la tiv e fn! the e v e ry section to attend the c onfer- m a n a g e m e n t of A . nnd I’, stores
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jin various sections of th e country
' irir, *#IJ th a t he believed the ence.
Mr.
Drown,
who
has
been
f
o
r
nn<l ho w as selected tA tnke charge
itgt»*for incorporation of the
V th o T ra il would have the y e a r s one of the .s ta te ’s f o r e m o s t . t h e new store in Sanford be* jf*
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“ iy delegntcs
from p roponents of good r-u d s, s ta te s fadac o f this fact.
T
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f
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t
A
tla
ntic
and
Pacific
^.f0iilte< r S ta te s to? t h a t w ith th e completion of ,th e
ihg,
;$ h o r t str e tc h of highw ay now tin ctore to be opened in S a n fo rd -w a s
j d e r construction from Paintkn to on Second S tre e t, In 1023. Ono y ear
la te r it Wan moved to the p re se n t
(VIT7 - rowion to believe l c >’c *'n Cove Springs, the_ Florida
portion
of
th
e
Black
B
ear
Trail
will
Mrfgnolia Avenue, near
n g is going
lhe co,r n c r of Socoml bt™ U ™ e
tjt t h e ; g r e a t e s t ruad be complete.
i second store w as opened a month
A utoista," he ijaid, "will he able ( ago a t th e corner of Sanford and
ivVr’h a k M n the South,
to roll over it from end to end on ( (}enova Avenues, in what is known
h a r d surface all the w ay. It will ns th e Edgewood- section of the
On t h « i be the f ir s t of th setntc roails to city.
) bring people^ be completed."
A fpll lin t of fresh vegetables
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a n d ' a s ta n d a r d line of canned
goods urc to he handled a t the new
: store a t the popular A. and P.
Also Eligible:
Padlock ..........................- .......... *99 prices.
now being
, to *
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su itc a .e s and h a n d b a g , in
>rddltimf to a complete line of Jewc iry nm| diamonds.
j H^m Kots. who o p e ra te s a rtoro
| in Orlando, stated y e s te r d a y t h a t
j hls'opening a business In th is city
w as <iuc to th e jirogressive s p irit
displayed!by. the people.of Sanford
| n holding to a (substantial-bail.*
throughout n period of rc-adjuat>m eat in F lorida t h a t h a s caused
serious depression in m a n y town*
nnd cities.
"I have studied S anford fo r a
long time and my dtcision to open
n store h ere cam e only a f t e r s>’
thorough conshloratlon of the tra d e
in this com m unity. Sanford 14 go
ing nhcad rnpidly nnd the. ty p e of
store I will o p e ra te will bo a. dis
tinct service to th e people of this
and surrounding cities, Mr. Kots
raid.
"Our stock will be com plete and
modern in e v e ry respect and our
line of diam onds will he found
am ong the best in the south," he
added.
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Treasury Ualnnce; At Close
Of November Nearly Ttvo
Million Dollars Less Than
A1 End Of Preceding Month
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T A l.L A U A S S E E e F la .. Dec. 10.
— />p> Florida's road building pro
gram put a n o th e r d e n t in the
state's treasury balance last month
from which the coffers- were u n
able t<> rally, and a n o th e r e n tr y c-n
th e debit side was m ade. .
The treasury balance.' on Nov.
30 wo* nearly $2,000,000 less than
th a t at the end of O ctober, accor
ding t" figures supplied by S ta te J
Treasurer J. <’• L unlng. The bal- j
aitce on Nov. 30 was $12,057,076.28,1
and thiti un Oct. 31, w a s $13,879,- *
816.23.
The principal reason fo r the do-,
cline. it was shown, w a s an item |
in the ilishurscmcnts o f / $1,349,-j
054 12. charged to “ s t a t e federal
aid r« i*l " This item reflected the (
g n a t activity being c a rrie d on by,
lb f Mare (toad D e p a rtm e n t.
Total (l.sbiirsements f o r N o v o m -.
h e r HiiKiiinted
to
$3,418,787.67. |
Receipt’ for the sam e period came I
to but $1,596,047.72.
Following w e re som e o f the
larger items "f d is b u rse m e n ts and
receipts
DislnnM-ineiits: G eneral revenue,
$491,014.22^i.j^e mill school tax,
$243.f»9»i 49; pension ta x , $121,5tO.
Fort Lauderdale Is
Ouinhnm
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Tomorrow Moun.ro T.zz.~~. -mMeat Department To Have Clean Up
1OH
A rm o re r
F eigned Z^-ul
111) Of Edo-ewood Store:Cbmpai^
Shortly,
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Proving
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Dec. 10 </1*> — F o rt L auderdale 85.
W e a th e r clear, track fast, post
Sid
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$1,349,954.12;
In ense-gus, $292,532.- j
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will institute a “cloan-up and poltim e 2:00. * Apprentice a llo w a n c e !
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Receipts General revenue, $306, .
claimed. Horses lifted a c c o r d i n g , . .
r ° C<?,
ns -* ,rt " n 0
” ish-up" c am paign, week on Sumlay, 425.31, state road
license-gas,
U, p9ft position.
H ussm an Storage plant and equip- December 12, when every re m a in
$204.2611 63
,L adles’ days Monday nnd Kri- '™ nt in l h ° Edtrvwmkl ( ;r o re ry a ing evidence of the S e p te m b e r hnrc o m e r of Sanford ami Geneva rirnne will be removed nnd the city
day.
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Among I itubin’s strn n g i' oecut Avenues, has enabled the store to will muke itse lf ready to e n te rta in
[c a rry a complete line <<( fre oi visitors of the w inter season now paliom un- i art miiulmg, selling
m a r k e ts mid
j m; ut i iiivl It is now catering to Impending, tic-onling to plans out hot ” o I c r in the
d. t knockers
I p.i i n t1
I the public iti both groceries and lined hv i h <'h andier
of f'ommeat pm d't ts, a . nrding to l,:m mi-ro'
■ e so p o p u la r
ju s t
Emerai'l
r e 111 D : Diet
m a n u g ir
nf
tinThe fh a in tn r of < uminorce will
I i g la n .l llw il 16,900 a ca re t
The grnwirtg |Kipu.urit> of Uio;Store,
he In charge of the work
ng p aid fo r the best sp e e iP u rin a lino feeds and sends h a s
L«H-uted in one of the most thick
The cam paign already tuts had
m ade it jie c e s s a r i for tbs i Inti m an ly populuteil of the new '-*i,tioos its inception m fhe -• rg a n ira tio n of
Bros., store, soli sgent In Sanford i of the city, the Edgewood is eon
:*nt and
ami wet
w orkers
k e ffo r these goods, to employ addit- ! stdered <nn of the most ruodeni
Ml I l IV lr c lllh s Tie* 1 week wil
lonal help nnd add to its delivery of all Sanford groceries and its,),,, n s ked t.
w th e ir e ffo rt* bed apartruent. according to J. H . ! popularity is snnl to be evident h in d the m o v e m e n t. F a s t or* o f
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from the recent addition), to th • churches w ill be n«Ued to m e n tio n j
Ramsey, m anager of the store.
the m ovem ent fro n . t h e ir p u lp its J
Bnumnn Bros., who also operate business
"W e have gone to great expensi on the tw o c o m in g S u n d a y *
a similar store in Pel.nnd, opened
AJI c ity t r u c k s and e m p lo ye *, and |j
the Sun ford store lust July, The to instjill u mem departm ent nnd
business of lids firm has o u t our customer* a re showing th.*ir force* e m p lo ye d by d e \e l pers w ill j i
effort*
i i a ssist in the n ;ovem eat
stripped the first predictions of (the appreciation of mu
»■ ;». rts h eri
a re that
svm tlnr l
owners, according to the •Aocnl rerve them by patronizing u* to
m a nager, who announced ' Dint the fullest e x te n t," Mr. McDamt! c a m p a ig n * , sp o n so re d e ith e r by J
c lu im b e rs "f co m m e rce or Viy c iv ic ’ 1
plans for the opening of nth er said today
"The m eats stored in the refrig i lu lls s t ill fu n c t io n in g zi* p e m i-re
branch houses in the central part
erntors are 111 such couilitinn nr *.o! lief agencies, have been planned
i of Florida a r e m w under wav
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In f th ro u g h o u t the a re a la id w aste h
H A. Baun la n I, head of th e ,r V *i* t « U tfU lA trla /ift,
m nngcr of ihe
|i«. ' clgn n aorf _M u d tary co h d ltln n when the h u rric a n e of S e p te m b e r IS
•oncehn nnd mnnng
--------iile lT v e rrrt 't o o u r c u s to m e rs ."
he'
Land store.
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The "diugnoscope," invented by
a German scientist, re g iste rs mental
O n. a ‘ P a r is ballroom the m usi I development,* according to the
must keep their eyes on a claims of it* m a k e r The machine
To cian
big dial clock face which beats the establishes electric coiilnct w ith tht^
D a m S ta b le and. H. E. Brown
time and indicate* how many bent* b r a in ’s nerve renter* nod thu* i*
11 Ki**| I w 1 n **t a ml W »*M I* U e*n
i F a r m E n try .
j an- allowed to the minute The or Kind to determ ine for vthni career |
inti never tTt* Mt tiiti mIluII ftv ■{.'*
or occupation t i c person I* best |
f
f
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in KlpIlUkH v*i«aril«* | >*-ft kiv ''-4
Wm. H a h a r E ntry.
chest
i
a
lendei
controlits
speed.
The Serverteria, hunted in th
(•* a pUMuie uf iitid imtMir'MjM lit >
suited
K > 'O ld J|jftk A ty -& ta b lQ .E n tr y .
f rom thi^ iQufo1li)*tn; of th*»
Mcluindei Arcade, Sanford A*.H
T
Th\r4 Rare $700
f ill riuTcn of i In* w or Id K Ip Ilu K If
nue nnd (nmniercinl Stri-f-t, i* on.- i At a recent inquest -n *,ond m it ,
u
a d o u b li ill> oorr«*rU u lh e rw lp e im*
3 Y. P and Up_C Fur
Of S a n (o rd ’a newest business house.i was sta te d th a t bullet, a f te r pone- ;
tlonn ant! colnrn w rtulil not !*«• b c k WHU
................. MOX h a / i n g made its bow to the public ‘trilling a m a n ’s heart, passed
ruRutPd nn ditty now nri\ BUT H nfi
feld'ii Imu d<*mon f«t rated thnr
ihu
M07 laat week, hut which will hold i n {through thn bed on which he was j
ih 3.
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iw n ln C Q iia lii> nntl F r lc o ) do niv^t In
107 formul opening tomorrow, urrord lying, p e n e tra te d the floor and
C?Y*»***^**.*ri
f *Art Igo
Ii t u-WtdiT. for our of
107
f.rliiM "
l"
H an fo rd
u ,t»m*, n
ti»*
i ng to an announcement made to pierced the ceiling of (he public
U Ifb m ir F !» f m v n g n n r r "
10R day Ity the m anagem ent.
b a r below. There it struck a bar
109
rel uml glunccd'offM ntn the pocket
T he S erverteria, owned by W ad*104
of a ciirtomor, when- it rcmnunnl >
Broa., of Do Land, i* one of
113
two other Storer. being nperatwl i'„ | ,im ' " t,c c d f ° r 510
,, ■..0 .t.,. i. V1.1
109 ,
D im- 2 4 1h
Deluind nnd another to lie upene *
•ifioi
harry
fz:,
this
month
a
t
W
iptet
Park
T
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196
A munlior given for every
compaity has only been in husinotis
MOl
•Campbeihw. ____
S
IL
V
E
R
ilollar spent
f o r fo u r m pnths, having opened
i>r< m
it* f ir s t s to re in August.
IJOv.'U..
Tubes I.:i5
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Fouflii Race 1700
T he local store will c a rry a com
BOx.’l'/j Tires
?R %
|2-\ 3 Y 0 apd.JJp—6 f'ur
plete lino of fancy anil rtaplo gro112
211x1.40
Tirjts
8.80
BWM. VI........ --Vcerk-i and In addition will hnvo n
20x4,-10 Tit Lea
2.65
op«l«>n* ..... -V-:................... 112 m e a t d e p a rtm e n t in which p o u ltry
a
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H 7 nnd ntriotly western m eats will ba
i t f u a ......T . .......... 117 on aples.
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Purina Line Grows
In Popularity Here
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EDITORIAL
s
Gorham—
Holmes & Edward
*- ' iGommurtity-
w ith Imitation diamonds set in s l i
---------------- 109 v e r m a y bring as much ns $100. ........ ........... *107 c±
-(101e
Race 11200
AgMr~9 F u f ..
SBMINOLA"
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The Jeweler
if
oMoraaaiiifgflfflgraftnifafi^
FOR HIM
F. P. RINES
11 IB Sanford Ave.
Phone 461-J
FOR HER
115
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An Opportunity Sale ill an op|»<irtune time! And hy the aU< ndance
morning we cun truthfully say thnt Sanford Women approve in hcarl
icrnia of timely event. Great Inroads were made jipon the limited sto
of dresses thnt we were fortunate in securing from a .manufacturer!
desired to close out his dress linc.^j^t there are still n few choice sell
io n s lefl. Of*our own accord we nave add ed 'a’Hosiery and Coat L’r
t)i this event to truly make it "The Christmas Opportunity Sale"
A Coat
A y :o w h e a d Hosier)
A service weight hose, known nil over
world for its durability, striking appear1
and low price. Arrowhead Hosiery-sue),!
we are offering regularly sells for $1.00
where,
1
7
Gives A dded
Zest ! ! !
A Raffeld
"Value at ?
nflid Coats, artistic in a mul
titude of colors and styles,
chic with Fur CoJInrs, resplendont with the prevailing
ideas of the mode of today at
the astounding price of
111
rdnaud
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JliH
In H earty Terms
Christmas
j
» H i..U U U .e * .l
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***** *100 T rn*U*tlon Jcwel!‘
w ilin g well
Miitona) v*^**»ai^ u4,
k n o ‘it P a r i s whore an a rtistic bracolot
“ “v t
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Sanford Women Approve
Serverteria One Of
Newest Additions
Ixxcal Business ( irele
WIN A PHONOGRAPH
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fORK, Dec. i Q . r r ^ r - H t -
to favorable trad* news
r csU.pibne/ rates, stock
apltycd a. firm undertone
-ning of today's m arket,
[to, of a point eich were
i by International H ari General AspbklL BWcks
icussnd shares or more
it common In the early
«h indications Uuif pools
dn active on a brood
rslopmsnt of a atroiif
nsrkst, especially among
ra effrier supplied the
fir s vigorous buying
ihortsge of other stocks
(rthem prefarrsd sold-at
highest since 1022. and
fsilty, when It reached
It the best figure* for all
i doled other .Important
were quoted to 1 to 2 1-2
jbovs yesterdays final
Borne of the high priced
I made eice|itfonal gains/
[her hand,- Electric. RefriEdfopped 2, Chshdler.
preferred 3 and Found-,
points, all to new low
1 the year.
. ATLANTA, Dec. lO ^ -W —Tlie
first gun In the supreme kingdom's
w ar on the teaching of evolution
uqta. fired from the stage Qf tha
city auditorium hero tost, n ig h t
Dr. John Roaefi Straton, paettjr of
the Calvary B aptist Church1 of
H a lf York City, pulled tho trigger.
Ah autflbhce o f - 1,500 pere'tms
heard Dr. Str^tnftta '-'lecture
LMnn or Monkey, Which 1** - -And
then lu:.tily cheered in extempo
raneous debate betw een Dr. Straton apd Rev. Witherspoon Dodge,
ppstor of the Central Cqngregntional Church of AtUntg.
Dr. Straton invited- questions
whan hC had concluded And Rev.
Mr. Dodge' was the first to re
spond. They bqndied words for
a* few moments and then Dr. fjtraton ’shouted:
,
“ I know jyhat I arp. Yoti do'nvt
Kwal rata for call loans
knged at five per.jcynt.
most previous sessions,
rttertd largely in isaueo
special dividend or tred* to 2P cpnU’ higher; top 13.B0
nits are padding. Fall- hullf b e tte r kinds 13.00 @ 13.26
New York Federal Re- sheep and ycnrllngs steady; gp°<
tk to reduce it* rediscount f yearling wethers 9.75; fecdlni
•}/ •
little surprise ka._ no lambs S teady^, -r ,
, expected in conservative
auarters until after tho
Rockefeller'i’d Play ,
year.
ty Mellon's . optimistic ^His 1st Round Today
business iflThls annual
C«ngm*> and the hope ORMOND, Fin., Dec. 10.—</P)—
most of the year-ond John D. Rockefeller, Sr., d e s
slao hclpo<f t o ’ create cribed a t dno point of hit journej
bthusinsm.. Eatiy gains to the South as “too weak to talk*
bearly 5 points were ro- had arrangem ents all hiadc to say
' sbout S dozen issues tn- it with a mashle niblick today
»ldwin, U. S. Cast Iron The aged millionaire arrived at his
bmun's Raking ami Amcv- winter home hero late yesterday
ray Express..
apparently in the best of spirits.
|ie average of 20 leading
There wag nothldg to Indicate u
shares within one polio, change in the progran) Mr. Rocke
card high established In feller has followed in years p a st
t, pool operators strove It is his custom to play golf in the
[to create u new top and morning aiid to confer with busi
reaped public participa- ness associate^ briefly just before
t
lunch, In the nfternoon an nuldjsumed heir advance un- nihbtle ride ia his diversion.
taderahip of the coalers,
e enjoyed an unusually!. T
-,V i « :, l
year due to the heavy J c f i n i l l ^ f S K i X p l R i n ^
otong
r con
i abroad
^
ruspcnsion of Uril-
Why He Quit
Giants
*
SCRANTON, Pa., Dec. 10—t/P)
exchanges were slightly
— Explaining why he withdrew as
innd sterling selling Just
couch of the (Nsvr York Qtllhty,
i-2^, While French flbghey Jpunings says he « n l
o^untwj
't e 't f u f r « F r * r
cis
.
McQuiEiicnkfta
Cniftles' wtonc
[the growth of the buying
ham, owners of the club,
which extended
to
"The day .tb)tt I went iqlo a nerv
lion of the UstJ^ld indl-- ous breakdown, caused principaljy
hst the Investment de because I over-exerted myself in
lis rapidly depleting tha Art effort to give tho New York
[supply of seasoned pay- National League team every ounce
|i, prircs swept up sturd- <tf energy I hntf in T924 and Ul2f?
rhoiii tho forenoon.
while Manager John J. McGraw
tpi-1 tmirhed 162. 1-8, At- was ill," said Jennings, "Judgq.
Jflu, 4Vpo)worth 192 3-4 Francis McQunde and Charleii
Vn”lry 106. The five Ntonoham, owners of the Glqnta.
ip in the last mentioned Absolutely deserted me, cut ma off
[as easily accomplished the pay roll and from that day td
art* circulated that com- th is never directly asked me b]|
I buying was going on. wire or letter ©r’'Woitf of mdutl$ral rate on call losns was how I felt.
1 1 2 per cent.
• "Therefor*, I km through with
the GiahU, much as I would like
Jin. Iter. 10.—(fl*)—Hogs, to go back to mingle, with my real
McGrow, manager of
osth steady with Tntseragr hulk desirable 170 tb-» club, who stucl^ with mo all
y K t - 1. poaml butchers 11.70 @ the way throU
g pacliprs inactlvoj pack23 INDICTM 8NT8 QUASHED
t steady; bulk desirable
NEW YORK,* -Dee. 9M/P>—In
^ ft 11.10; most slaughter
>0 @ 11,90; medium llAO dictments against 2& of ih e 01 per
!light u .80; light 11.10 <R> sons indicted wHh WHIWpi Yi T>wyicking sows 10.60 @ 11.26; cr, so-called "brotleg king", for
violation x>f the prohibition laws
r Pigs 11.10 (g> ll.HJi.
150,O()O; fal steers and shq were quashed today a t the request
tree; steady to' strung; of the United S tates attorney’s
t *>W<g> 50 cunts higher for office.f " . *. , •ighty steers now 26 cent*
E xpress-trains In Italy are bo-'
1ktwer; spotA 60 cents off;
ing
equipped w ith wireless tele
l>Uets today, 9.00 <§> 0.60 f
1.00 4.26; other clSeses phone apparatus.
fully steady; fairly.good
^rr *nd feeder steers 6.26
veslar* 10.00 <» 11,00, un:'
F«*k
on light vealert Jierw
,1 t A ftn
. _•xi. i
TOO tATE TO CLASSIFY
the challenge of the supreme king
dom, of Which ha also U foilndcr,
trom the platform,
. ' : '-Thrhp thousand delegates will
meet In S t l»pls next March*" In
L.+
A i ’ •- i '
r 1, sr‘ V w, v
v.
national co n v en tio n ,C lark a <fc».
CHEYENNE, Wyo'.' 'DeCi lO—
clsre<|, with ttitkAVowcd purposi
of 'attem pting -to" ;remove from OP)—A growing menace • in rhe
schools “every teacher and every West* thq.w jld horat, pfomiae* id
book which teaches evolution or
ktheism." Every county In tho
United S u iti. will bq represented
at the^eonventlon, he said.
Dr/ Straton warmly Indorsed the.
supreme kingdom’s movement and
It was'announced th at in the new
year'hit would deliver 60 addresses
In different cities a s a prfrt of the
kingdoms program.
O ne' of Mr, Dodge's quertidns
wss Whether “reputable scientists
leave out God aa a factor In evo^HJon/’
“When
evolution
enters ip,
Christianity disappears." Dr, Straton retorted. He pointed to Clar
ence Darrow, Chicago hiwyer/ a i
an examplp of jfhat agnosticism
and atheism lead-to. «rhey. lend
A n ice G if t t o r a £ lrl.
C attle M en O f L ib e r ty C o u n ty
R eceive SJU pm ertl O f F in e
S tr a in s O f A b e rd e e n -A n g u s
H reed O f S ire s In A m erica
RRISTOL, Fla., Dec. 10.—(/P)—
Florida has opened its fight
for
4 standard of high-bred cattle.
A shipment of1the finest strains
if the Abcrdccn-Angus breed of
drea to be found in Amorim has
teen distributed among
cattle
alsers of Liberty county and vicinty for cross-breeding with the na
tive «t6ck. The klr*s, brought to j j;
Tclogia, near here, are thc.pyodue- ,
tion of cattle that hqvc won the '
jrend championship' irver animals'(
jrought in from other countries,
and .exhibited at the Intemntionil Live Stock Gongress, of Chleag«i.
Now, ip this scctimi, mingling it
with nntivi) Florida cnttle are such !
tpeclmcns of stock ns the Perinthllih, Idolmcre and Eruthian. The
former was the sires qfct <L ^*<5.
purthaaedkSr
v^n»
nor of tn« TfitfertattftnnSl ^ f n f ld
Championship of 1920. Idolmprc
was on the dam aide, «n importa
tion from Scotland, and interna
tional grand champion of all
tjreeds. Eruthinn is a bull of great
wortn, owned by the University of
tenhessee.
Sonte of thtm n r e .l
Blackbird breeding, n family of
consistent championship winnyrs.
Tho anitpals were distributed
from nn old dipping vat, used- in
ta k in g Liberty county free of tho
Texas fever tick, it was through
the pperotion of such a structure
that this section was made suitable
for opening the stato'a campaign
to improve its cattle.
Cattle
owners, who drew for the sires
from a hat, nnd ropresentstlvcs'of
the State Livp Stock Sanitary
Hoard participated In the distributlon.
Addresses were made by *Dr. J.
J. Vara and Dr. J. V. Knapp, of
[he board, tho litte r alqtc yetcrin;
firlan, Bnd J.t W. '.Wood, who eaii[cd In tho purchase recently from
prite horrts 6 f. Tennessee. G. F.
Wood, a cattle owner, who went to fi
Tennessee with njembors of tho j *
spoke briefly; assuring, the local
cattlemen th a t the
altos WCfd
“pasture grown^ind dot ycV'goT-
l i k l . growtH,VHOnsariit
ten ftheir
Dr.
viskd' them to allow thi
"rustle for thcmiolves'
j
Hnndkershicfs
$1 to $5
Boxes, gay colors, all
A real bargain for we
have reduced our pric
es on Fancy Trays
fiom $3.60 to
style*' gnd'*'Pl*m‘ jb*t,
V n rA
aA .
again th a t a drug, at ire is more than a pr
Wo offer* for tht? Christmas aeafton
„nrt price appe.l thatjw ill ‘ mM, yc^ |
TOILET
jL. S a l t a .
th?. IpexpfiWlts
g ift.
tha) will pleas*.
All
prices,
• . :’i ; ¥
Thermos
T O O S ^ irn W ®
They'll all bk glsd' you
gave a Therm os Bot
tle when hgppy tlmea
roll araundi - A $2.60
value rcdutfcd to •
Shaving Sots
Pretty Boxes ntul very
inoxireiiBive. A good
grade of paper and u
A^pt achy Gift for Pad
or Big
Brother, so
clickp a$ Kanncr'ti too.
t o y .y b t f c i h v bu
th in g d W ith t h
v e ry
eating f i n A Jo
boy.
51.50 to $3.50
•) ' i ‘4 .
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Ji »,! H*»f»,
•
An notivo w)
fo r robust - ki
s ,^
»4.5B t d $1
Aqttw from
ARTLOOMRUGS
Guaranteed 20 to 50 years
Gamea
A g e n u in e A rtlo o m A r a k S o am lcas
W ilton hA r U q u o r e . 5 J 5 0 . v a lu e ,
K a n n e r’a p rico $129. F r e n c h o b
long ru jrf, ?8 volue f o r
tlmt' Mather Will like.
|
Aluminmn f/Teri
Sots, every. Uttld
Girl wanfa one. A
lu n n er >bargain
All fctpilv of ln> M
door games for |
the children. At- I
so puzzled apd ;
other Chrlqim«& i!|
netesaqries hm pasary
for
tho 1
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A
»■Steefrregtilar ;20 piece aej
$4.50 to $io.oa
t aelb for $34.1)0 roduwtl (orfChrUtTO«4 ’ gain
0 .0 0
4-f‘t i r i
.
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STORYBOOKS
Steel Bodies, Coaster Wagons
iYc.
prices
• .
Al) A m e ric a n
B oys
w a n t a n A ir G u n . A
D a isy will bring* loatUf
of jo y .v '
.
W&owV r *
reason;
•
k id d ies.
44-J d w tw
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Daisy Air Rifles
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Ilc R u lu r 1 3 .8 0 v a lu e a t
oti them, “ecj as to. givd them thirir
best chance to niake their gtsf t« t
_ ppfttribvtWn to the beqf .cattle In-
tjpwh appreciated
|
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ter to the stock growers aiwocia'» n tb .
Ubri. Several hundred h e a d v of
w ild 1 horses ' are c a tih k '’ up '*[ija
g rass,, and breaking Into .his pas
ture and interbreeding w ith his
best horses, ho uii& This is typi
W orth M a r k e tin g ...;'
cal of hundreds of complaint* made
One ranchman recently shipped
by cattleman and; sheepmen over spveral carload4 of hofxes to Den.
the s ta te .'
* i
. ‘
' ’ '• ver but the price offered thefe ggs
With the m arket 'prior of the av- so imhll tlu it he Indlgnantjy ship
efage range horde quoted a t around ped, them' back home ttgaht. The
IP per head ' f. o. b., Wyoming W esterner has d certain prtttf In
use
shipping points and taxes being his horses, althouaH K-_
afseated as usual, owtiers have al- hi* automobile pp th<? long trip to
tywed the colts In, formerl
WsiW He hesitated to ahoet down
hpTde tq go unclaimed ai
a bobs#, even if It is wild and
worthless.
Hat Boxes
ro^irge,•apd'^•w,^^ tokoep
10.00.
16,000; early Ale fa t
Wly to shippers Strong
unite,cattlemen arid *lieepmenr Uaditlonaljy ertemlM tif th e raW>,
iii a common fight'
The Wyppijn|t Wool Growers' Msociatiop, in convention assembled,
passed resolutions,U rging action
to legislate the wild payuac oft the
Vange.
The aheepmen further
G ro w in g M en ace In F a r ,W e s t urged the Wyoming Stock Grow. P ro m ise s T o U n ite C r d lip s
T h a t H a v e S e e n E n e m ie s
F o r S c o re s O f G e n e r a tio n s
d n S tfiln
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i
stylos; tsry cheai
A t* tra il B M k.
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A Tip For H6r Majesty
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As Brisbane Sees It
3w5Fi
« n « n n » except
AJrahipa— F or Japan,
o f fair play, and moat assuredly. in>thc
I n t h e _______
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Melon* Are Ripe.
4. .
S m o d IIk A«ra*< > , _ , interest of Florida's Renet-al welfare, eycry newspaper in the
200.000.000 .Man Power.
sta te—especially every newspaper in the northern* part of,
.Methodist Rule.
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P S Isis.
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t,,& Florida4—should be publishing opinions on the Everglades
' HY ARTHUR IHtIHHANE
Vn'i-rdk. iHwk'r Act °f (frajnn{fC gJUmtion as voiced by people "who honestly desire
(Copyright 1‘->26.
;to see the Everglades reclaimed for usefulness.
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JA PA N HAS PLACED in G roat
Politicians have been handling the drainage business enH nxacrr
KX,lf£Auurh>S KdlUf tirely too long. Thousands, yes, millions o f (Jollars have been Orilnin un onter for 25 pusaonger
airship*, rotting *50,000 «hieca,.
■lo't iiATK'
frittered*away, wasted or stolen, according to whether Ig-' ■och able u, carry 20 pnssengor*.
M tM iilia.t3.S0, noranca or rascality happened to be running the game.
Then- lirUi*h-inade Japane*® .ma,
Carrier, i i » i
ndlitoi, ts.uft
The marvelous tract of land, an empire in itself, har ..(liner, will enriy tv.u enginerf de*
vein ping l.«»00 horsepower.
been waiting through countless years’ to give its rich soil
Thf J*pfinc»c ure (riondly and
,3fOT1CKt- ; All.1 obituury for the people's use. Potential wealth—potential groves and thev nr, n*>t worried over talk in
., irda of chunks, resolution*
•t** of .«nt«rUtlnrttiit* whore| gardens, dairy farms nnd cattle ranches— all of it is there, ■he'oil tnid uImuh seriou* trouble
.far* made will bechurgtJ kept from the people who own or desire to o w riih e land by with Japan two or three year*
I4r 'luJu-rtUIrK rate*.
the bu ngling, o r worse, of the "men in whose hands the drain____________
‘
Hge work has come as political plums.
AND 'IT IS fortunate t i n t Jap a n
Thanks— again— to the* September hurricane and the fr *o friendly to us. For if th e y
laila(Ql)' *
also the Vivas toting high water that preceded thfc storm, Florida cit •ver started a nonstop flight th e ir
uMUfti-d herein.*
All
“ Miration izens
of apncKl
living in the ^Everglades have been aroused to whal ihipi. wouldn’t come down. T his
>oor little cunntry bn* a few
•are’alio reserved.
__ develop into.-cXmesF rebellion. They want business ships Unit cun g" up, but they
: ........ , -•muy
up.
<
fri&MBOBMllER'lO. lP ’Jfl nethods applied,to tfie drainage work. They'w/int efficient can’t stay
.
-. ^
iT
m aa
’en jn ,ch a rg e o f the work. They w ant pioney used hon’ NICE MELONS IN Wall S treet.
EIIAt.J) n.ATSOHSI
’tly in iheVprosecution of the:work.
logo
The W oolworth Company, c a p ita l- |
L-jjl'LyLaa-t'A3Saafaftf’a
~ 7 —
. 3. franl
^t
* ' * . * ■ ■ , ■’■
iieii nt * 100 ,000,000 . hands one
ler runt* to J«rk«»n* And the opirpons emannting from people who know hundreil nnd sixty-five millions in
. i
m - ci| -II. JakWHl*.
what they are talking about should receive wide-spread new stock to its shareholders, ^
I tr r C a u l,
The Fidelity-Phoenix F ir r ln«uor n p l i m r .
3 M l, (cn*U courts, publicity. Tho silly jealousy and contemptible hostility to- rance Company gives shareholder^vnrd Everglades reclamation that once was common in some 100 |>or rent more stock it* ;l
AV. . , - bA.iH* ,
f hulldlag IT"**ts of Florida must be entirely gone now. Surely no Flor jonus, and there ure others.
____ r». hotels, iipiirlida newspaper Ib published today that would not dare to give
A STOCK EXCHANGE scat
“■■♦i
V arty'endorsem ent of the spirited demand that political chi- etling
at JI 75,000, now high
of k a a l « r « r d
•nncry be cleaned out o f the Everglades drainage manage iriee, in sii|ipii»ed to Indicate conl.akr Mob, of.
of r l l r kt«M llH «. ment. / '
ftdrnua in n hull market.
flM H *
-si
i* ' r
Ilf «H«*I *} "it'll*
By
giving
publicity
to
the
suggestions
offered
ftir
bet
Luniks arc usually bulls, nnd ,
• b i n |*» Iii,»f*»«<l
tering the drainage'work methods, Florida newspapers car when lamb? , am*- m stock brokers I
do much constructive service.. It is tim e to put an ejid tr mnkr muti* >
t-U VKItSK FOR TODAY
he W asteful inefficiency that. Is .getting nowhere tint into
LORD ItOI II Kit MERE S A Y s!
P R A Y B I t^ - " 0 m y G<*d,
Dim
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fhat couhl quite easily cause a state division that Hrilain muses pioeperity by fail- j
\ a sham ed nnd blush to lift
jrc In .|e \i’lii|i electric power "The
tny •
' l *“5 1 ^ mV'bod. VV»r! nvo1*Id take most of the tax-money now going into the gm - iConnripic widturc »f the United |
:o* arc Increased «*"f | >i*al revenues into a new commonwealth.
Slates," s;iys In'. "Is bared niolV
♦
vur. trespass
Vance W. Helm, of M iam i, a n accepted a u t h o r i t y mi than a n \ tiling else on tin- fact
unto tb e heaven*.
j Everglades drainage problems, a man of thorough-going in that she has 20,000,000 electrical
Jt^-Po Thou, 0 Uirtt. in te g r ity , frankly predicts that unless "the Tallahassee strati horse power in her factories, equal
to us, am}1 raise u* up le-hold on the Everglades" is loosened there will have to be to 2t«l.0OO,l«H> human workers."
lend others
staged another Ten Party, ohe which would become as faSENATOR Hit DUE of Murylous a demonstration for justice and right ns did Hint sturl iiiml, nn Episcopalian, attacks
ilint be <.ill? Protestant "rule of j
ig prank of our Revolutionary forefathers.
[f lo w er s
the state " The Methodist
dry
*
*
It the little crosses,
ijlfc from the dyes
In the course of tin1 speech in whit h iie r e f r r n 't ! tu 1In
hearted on gel*
isttm
Ten* Party. Mr. Helm outlined for t h i ’ R o l a n <ju t
! I ( | Hay of Paradise.
f Miami four steps which lie thinks nre nei i-s -a r \
*"* ih ta wonder slury,
tip
Ink each placed n flower 'rogress of the reclamation work
The iMlggi'fi l l 'i l h u p
in th is world of our
- r\
briefly put and emild very justly find it -'Hiin, ip , in
h d ub of that hour,
Mr Helm would ha\<
the flow ers of sacfnosi*. Florjdu newspaper
1 G odm ndd them grow.
First.
larv Hqunroly biu k of I lie projii I tin- so
birth weru plan tod
c a lle d rfLuli landh in tlic Everglades of ;t jioicntial
v n lu e o f n t IpiimL $T>0,000,000. g r a n te d Lv c o n g r e s
tolls tno so.
f o r d r a in a g e puriMiHi's e x c lu siv e ly .
ded m orning glory,
S eco n d . E m p lo y a n e u g in e e e r m g rtm u n is s io ii io
,h} ypio Xor Joy,
o u tlin e a eo m p re h eiiM iv e p la n o f re c la m a tio n , b a s e tl
arid the daisy
on th e u n i t o r z o n e plan, w h e re b y in d e p e n d e n t m s ' .happy toy.
oleander,
l i o n s o f t h e G I ucIoh m a y be rei latin e tl m dept n tle n t Iv
and tho n u t,
o f th e r e m a i n d e r a n d m a d e re a d y f o r s e ttle m e n t
,i» an' angtil
quickly.
er E a rth ha* hleaaod
D |y \p f Hunshlno,
T h ir d . C h a n g e t h e a d m i n i s tr a t i o n o f t In■ e n t e i
1011*3^0 *o
p r is e , e s t a b l i s h i n g h e a d q u a r t e r s hi o r a d ja c e n t to
pte haven
t h e p r o j e c t a n d a|ijK >inting ic c o m p e te n t t h i e f eti
these flow^eTs-gTow.
g
i n e e r o f n n tio n a i r e p u ta t io n w ho w o u ld be lo c a te d
— R. ERNIE.
o n t h e jo b . R e ta in th e g o v e r n o r a s e x -o ffic io c h a i r
lot of golf to g « t n
m a n o f t h e d r a in a g e b o a rd , th e o t h e r f o u r m e m b e r s
_ Bays Flapper Fanny.
to b e s e le c te d by t h e la n d o w n e rs o f t h e d is tr ic t a n d
aWa, Mum*.— Ijrkt’lun.l
t h e Jtjtte t r e a s u r e r to c o ijjim ie a s t r e a s u r e r o f t h e
akin gam e anyway
d is tric t.
y how tew pound* . i f 1
F o u r t h . C h a n g e th e b asic law s h v le g is la tiv e a i t .
•d ‘to a Indy swimmer'*
ilot only p n » \ id m g f o r a i h a n g i o f m a n a g e n ie n i L ot
make tier lightcrl—Sna ls o g i \ i n g p le n a ry p o w e r to th e new b o a r d to is s u e
lw*. Eapocinlly w hen
greatfe 1b blacky*4 *
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a m i sell b o n d s w h e n n ee d ed , in s te a d o f d e p e n d in g
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u p o n th e w h im o f e a c h le g is la tu r e a s is now t h e
Martin ik taking thn
case.
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a n d a c tu a l r e c la m a tio n o f th e la n d is a t t a i n e d . F lo r id a will
dito
I
Have a d o m a in o f th e w o r ld 's ric h e s t st»il. y ie ld in g t-ro p s th a t
'M iam i Herald ha* an e
f^whtoh) It has called "F obhII* will b r i n g u n to ld w e a lth to th e s t a t e
W hat doe* n |>«
A n d tile E v e r g la d e s c o u h l he p a y in g f o r its ow n ret lam
like Miami k now
'lio n u n d e r a p la n s u c h a s M r H elm lia s o u tlin e d
L et thi
■ample o f F lo r i d a kn o w t h e t r u t h a n d t h e r e will h e a n >m:
T Mussolini has placed .in o t h e g ro s s m is m a n a g e m e n t t h a t h a s e h a r a i t e r i / e t l m ost
Ut on Ml men between tha ■f t h e E v e r g la d e s re c la m a tio n w o rk so f a r .
f tjvtnty.flve and sixty five
unmarried.
"Stngln
SORROWFULLY IT MAY bo »nit| that president.<’ mes
in Italy cunie, high.
f ——o--------•sugoit to ConguiHh have become very much like grand jury
iianiit, ra\* Senator Hnice, over
hn,l,i\*s utiv , 11V iTV 0 'be i ‘nth
ill, r el i giuo
j; i u-ii,| ,1 <1■ rti»»r
it i ,
\,-v J >,r k. v b
j The Mi-1 111»||- *-* hmu
( lMtilf J \ 1,,! , r t. *|fh
i .it>iiu-h*„u
hniit c "
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if
\ d u u i.rn i. E i .o bn
nt Ictt-n from P ad e re w ski wt
'iv e d y e s litrc in y , hnw
tbe
fudge* r.ftv n gf> w ro ng
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V i.utb
I'fid e if w s k :
went
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■ vltft s n lii O' h im , " Vtlif w ill t i n w
Is- a funs ft lit a, m > vim iiu g t il
a*
w ell
|,lu y
th e
|>i u i u .
And I'uderewskl played ih e pi
inn h g re a t plt>
Tbe vinlin ex
'■)- tpLl putui, fls ihi- pilot,I tlAiflI he tnm to Ml
.**? agree witk ,i
/
twenty.five »r Yfi
can women were,
0,,,» pair, „f iUkL
) , ? VR ,a. IliUK*iine i
|n
days had fewer topics, took their politics more strenuously,
had leas Hteruture^fewer libraries, hardly ugy magazines
and no moving pictures, to nay nothing of radio. Such mes
sages have indeed lout their savor a fa d which may In
charged to I’resident Coolidge, or merely to the limes we !i\t
T alking Machine in.—ttavutmuh News.
j
was said recently for
i
------------------- o - ------------Tons of dollars. Thcr**
when talk was rhf»»p,
FK0M THE VERSATILE pen of H. (J. Wells comes the
ot those figure-( following quotation in hia book, "The World of William Ulis»k that time* tmvc soid" relative to advertifmg: "A man or u class or a religion
—or anything th a t will not advertise—isn’t fit to exist in
jfirl doesn't Ixftiuve the world. It meuns it doesn't really believe in itself. To
r light untlcr n hur-hol, want to exist nnd not to dare to exist is something beneath
“ fnfm Trlhuttr. I* is
vulgarity,’*' Mr. Wells has expressed the Idea with u little
ilnfan th a t she h asn ’t
aJjility could.
small litoraiy
literury ability
J it uhdor.—Florida mom farce than th« paraon of nmall
tha sunie
(tunic tim e ho has supplied
nuppliet^ considerable
ranBltlpraWe food
fw
for
O r a lig h t;to hide At the
had thg iti*hel.
thoflght.—Palntkn NcWoe • . ♦
m
blue akyJ
>
3j
Famous fallitiej;
newspaper lna|) y lot*
of into retting
I,, v/.cuJ o p Th e WAV' 5M E G d T f t ?
T h e m CW H £ f? A M E C IO am TRrtP. A lA ^'E
tH Vl£W SMC
i W i m ^ e ^ F b b 'T T C A u S A e w e s F o g A T o g g _____ >
! Bachfu; Williso
I ht'hlntl his mother'i
Icompany came. 'Xcar'tS
■walk *round th, bkJt'*
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f i 7 THE ffisi]
Mower Urn,, Coo.
of a ll kin d ,. Roofm.'
inent t (daring, Etc, f
SANFORD CfiMi
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5th lad >|«plf
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PA L A T K A NEW S
D aytona's tw, n e w spapers, t h e ' to tie thruugh the public press.
Journal and the News, have com (T heir riiisfiike was expensive,
j
There ure reasons why the sobined and will henceforth he is- [called "business m a n ’1 should not
sued tr oi ,011 |dnnt a n d u n d e r a
single o w n e rsh ip , it is understood
that the .Imirmi! v en tu re Ivy cer
tain 101 viries. men who e n te re d the
new spaper field w ithout previous
knowledge „ f that kind of business
rust lb, m
ajiproxiniiitclv nmel v
thousand dollars.
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News and ttic Daytona Bench J o u r I th a t >urii’M depends entirely ujkiii
1nal, briefly told, was published in ' ft? ability to give m ore than value
A ugust me
Itiv o rd
'i he received. U know.? th a t its a t t i
i Hie St
i cdncluduig p a r a g ta p h is th e meat tude must
be utlfduscd th a t it
in the eocoahut. for it is an in intif.t have nu friend* and no foc-s."
ught into a business fa ilu re by It realizen th a t It in a public in sti
ImsinesBi m en for reasons th a t are tution, not a p r iv a te cnnccrii. It
olivioUH'‘ to the analytical.
I cannot crush: it m ust exrcl
Tiiat lids venture -hnuld have
The men and women who really j
ro*t " c e r ta in business m en" •>( thin nyi ke the wheels of the n e w sp a p e r 1
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Igrift to s o m e frlcild or rclati.
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11 MV UNH IN’
The vegetables grow quickly, attain
Inn height of perfection In tKc-getun| rtiniste and nr« sent tnitinrkot
In refrigerator cars almost smiling
in their greeting from tlws summer
land. FVinda truck is not* only
first, it ,s 1k*bL
.
McLaut
R A Y BRO S.
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F L O R I D A ’S G R E A T T K I V K F A R M S
the nrms of winter and no gre*n
things cn n .groV out of doprs. ex
tent in the fo r South.
. Information coming out of Y e n
r. to the Affect that very heavy
plantings o f truck ure expected In
the Indian R ivet section. Tho par
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It is logical to ||
Diamonds front ui
ewtitblLshed Jrtdg
-
■ Call the Willard Battery
Men— We recharge and repair nil makew of h.itterles.
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FLORIDA
Sanford & (,rtttTK
In Ed[tveg4
Curb Si rvirr The Kb
S A N F O R D
succeed ns a publisher, Llusiness
is selfish, ii clean cut fight for
the survival of th e fitte st.
It?
1ethics, though tufty, a re not the
1e lb ,i’a
^ ,un Ut E sta te .
Its
t'0," ,»4’t '* " " II" e n tire ly different
’
1he l-ress. while neeessar
1'*> r‘‘ifl*li ^ the e x te n t that it
trip from Whbasso to Oslo reveals
hundreds of acres ready for totnutoes, or b*-mg put into candltion
for planting." saye a correspond
ent. who g- <- into some detail and
mentinn^
m a tte r of 100 acrc.»
here and :ou acres th ere Hnd ^50
acre* In imotttcr locality.
showing now firm s andt concerns
More tbm a thousand acres are
SUPREM E COURT JUSTICE entering Floridn to help in. buu- jnivntieneil n the sto ry , which is nut
William llnrm on Black demnnue? plying the need* of the rapidly Intended t lip, anything like a geo
[crnl c lip tc Rut i> is enough to
"ehiekcii-itoartod judges an<| jot growing state.
Trucking has been one o f the hig show Hint here will tie a lot of Flo
»■'■" th at enecturage crime, wtint?
quit k trinls, with two-thirds of Un- things for Floridti for many y e a rs ,. ridn t,,mie ,,-n nn the m nrket within
month < two, going out from the
tu n deciding, no unanlmnu* \,u , hut the pant ten years have soon
wonderful extension* am i expan • |t indint^ It 1 r section.
necessary.
Florida celery nnd Florida | The Mi, >■ correxpondeni, writing
T h e tw o third.* iden w ould not *ion*.
t from \ et, tell* of preparations for
- o i l c r im tn n la a n il the p ro s p e r,a r Uimntnp* n
purchase a t least five nf the 12 \ pntntoe.s -now ure very im p o rtan t I planting <>tntoes, and while it
among them would Ikj obliged to
*n ’he nation'* early s p rin g ,tw o wick ahead of the planting
tTme. even for th at pout hern locaL
tutors, w hereas now one or two food su j f Z '
Florhm tom atoes arc fnmotm the jty. th'* i-l potatoes qry being
putrliaMcl ’’gam e guys" con p re
country over, and Florida beans brought m by tho carload anj^R svent conviction.
•
and atraw h o rries1 apd Idtlufo
aibutcij mnong growers, w H ^vill
try for tlm earliest m arkets. [ (T fin to m p o ra ry C o m m e n t j peppif»f and ■a doxen o th crv
tkings front the Floridn • track
Anri tb-11, besides the tomatoes
It m ight be n goml id«>n tu con- farm s, help to keen thtj people of and potatoes, it isatnted th at Indian
River 1 ouiily truck«r« arc plannihg
rider pnsteuriMttC ’ ho next hatch the United S tates in good
it
tp raise ijunntities of pepper*, cab
of prim ary ol<Kthn* thi* country nnd good hum or when n
of the co u n try Is locked tig h t in bage, eggplant nnd straw berries
holdt-.—-Nashville Hanmr.
trk
S
»m be *
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i yt t m m
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I robably the 0B}, ■
u lo -l* cu re s ttiHl n a tu re ?upp1y«
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[ . T r ’A T R U E F I U E N D ffhOwa h im s e lf n s M ich b y d e e d s , n o t
Dancer Lose* Still.—Headline, It.
T !•
arriyetl in th is w o rd s.— S e n e c a .
is ctirioutK. how . IRtIo things will
tlon of
—
gut into th ih jia p a r evety now i.mj
on a wfWln Mr.
then.—Nashville* Banner.
certainly
T H E S A N F O R D F O R U M
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Sour note* a re not lx-ing added
(lie harm ony o f relations be
onO. ! umtprstand oar Sunday nf- to
have *, , ChrlAnia* Editor Sanford H erald:
tarnoon iiatul concerts are to.J>e tween thei ;Unlt«d State* and Mexh <1ivides' th e neeex -, For f^veral days I hnve O'
Iwld in the Milan* th e a te r during icq,—N ashville JBgtiner.
r- *xpen»eW- Into the obstfnee of “ B ringing Up
the winter. NO doubt thU is a
n t i / .It m ight
> ' eurplup of cotton,
gotxl Idea—whan the weather is 4 There
your banker er" In your'colum n*. A r
w
v " “ ■* wild bats, speakfess
th
u
t
I
am
kbCnty
diffip
disagreeable,—but on bright, aun^
would
lltural.—Nashwhen | fa ll to see this fcaturaH
a r& iB S S
ehiny day*, all. the natives .a n d Ing
""le pagoa of ,The Herald
especially the touHatf. would pre- vllle Dann
(Bevo t h a t ’dn, th is , I voice
> I
I«r l(«arfng the band give 1t« aplenB m e L
a w d m e n u of n
ow ironieqncertajn th ejjark . W hy not>
tually
11y be
our matchlci* climate to thn'
flS B L s —
«
Niash1, aupei- oomlc,
'and,,not ihuV 6uraotv*» up
non* other can r o u r a N f
ville Bawlf)
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A N l IT II E It MAXIMUM, the V ,
__ . couh
With m any
U onnl C it y H u n k, fo rm e rly b ig g o -t try yet in e ljn e d to the fie
'iiiif tiin'.
ofic
tt A n t i-r u u . i* now the
lug g e.-t Florida R__
a is e s , c it r u s fr u it s int I
girl down the a tre c l general presentments— words to be printed nnd forgotten bank in the W orld, h a v in g in c re a se d entertain* w inter vi-itoru, conlcn'.
'at>*n >Vho reads them wholly nowadays?' (lone ard the bran itn c a p )till sto ck. T h e re is a d ro p then to 'tn jif the tinie nut so occu
-f -f if it t l in th is for s t o c k h o ld e r pied, the ex ten t of the trucking
nfxm*.
unity C hest’’ that *ho days when the whole country, at its fireside, in its c o u n t ■ hat re c e iv e " r ig h t s and p riv ile g e .," industry spreads, and grow s. Al
whole ’ett}* had con- ing office, or around the stove in the village general store, 1111,u n it in g to about s e v e n )y .fiv » most every industry ex isten t in
m illio n s , en o u g h to in, in te re stin g
the United S tates is possible here
read avidly and discussed heatedly all the great man in the
G e l n good h a n k , take c a re o f except the harvesting of nat
n e, and steadily the iists incre
cKintey died of cancer. White House wrote. Maybe that was because folks in those It, and It w ill ta k e c a r r of voti.
Sg, t» cn navpd Jf hi*
known about it
When you have on
in, consult .n dm-tor.
Btrloua,
Tot^S®
ufacturen.
h ig h e r tariff r„
Including tir J * j
he«n, |
An Arkanju ms* |
t0 W* wif» for to
he’,
Homo who
J t i l . W I L L H E gin,) to I,’i i i * ! y v U !h ,M,n " g c it y the r a t h e r p r m e t - o ffic e go a ro u n d a r c
a n d th a t in a I lnvt> the g a m e a n d w ho h a v e ite d i'hat y o tir r ,,u itt c \ is r ii b lit * jijle ' ly su m of
t g ig a a t i, e x p e ri,b tu re s, the »n u n , puriod ,,f lese th a n ,111c y e a r , is ra te d lh e ir liv e * to t h e ir jtro fes
have j sin n s. T h e y h a v e b e g u n a t the b utr y 's *•xeu*.. Incom e ts rtnw n ls t v o , not s t a r t lin g to tlm sc w ho
W atched th e trend o f n e w sp a p e r p ,m nnd w o rke d th r o u g h .
They
', iii btindrxul m illio n dollar* Dorn
phogruss.
It I* no re fle c tio n upon art in s p ire d b y e n t h u s ia s m , r a t h e r
s ruts sn v ftvt- h un d red m illio n s
T h e y would
I Mins X I V or the Duke of O r e ith e r I he a cu m e n ,,i the u iiv r g v of] th a n by love o f g a in
1 he .e {do t o era t it p i , ipi jet ,,r
blit
content in any oth e r vorat„
e -o i- , j e g r e t , would have fo u n d .
M4
ih r a t h e r
a n o th e r
ch apter in a turn
Thev most posses* the fivr
■N til lis t hut u j- 1jiiH klv
*l,>n th at h a ? been , ,fieri fold
It
sen*,’of tin norm al m ortal and
■-.1 .!*:♦. ■
I MUM \ I \
is f 1 rth e? p io f 1 tod 1?1■. fiat tin tin- sixiti *eii?t ,f m uss |ikyetp>logy
x*' i
tlullurs,
new, pa pel g a m e Is a pi of e - i,.n in Thes cannot b. bulotual blunder
^ rr ■*
if “' t>\ • i*V1(1Vi* tu\
It *e I f
or*
Intqitpm s y m p a th y nnd fee)
I I..* . t M MIM- tun . hot III Wo
iielm
ing
are
their ,'ardinnl chnrnrterix
1
he
men
w
ho
w
,
1
.
at,
-Hi
- I.rr^
of The Jo urnal are well
known tics, Their* is a profession, ju st
DR. S I’AII I.INftKK. Swi?* *<, a lo n g the F lo r id a E a st C o a s t , oven us much so a* tea c h in g and the
T h e y h ave luw are professions into which the
•n't"t. Ju ik show n that ca ttle cun .th ro u g h o u t t iic state
w o n d e r f u lly
*ucriuurfu)
in um nteur cannot plunge for n flyer
bn niHib' ittin u in c to u ib o r c it ,,*]j I been
1 1*4-1 r ch o sen fie ld s el-<- th e v w ould and , xpert to comp out with 1111
bj vac, m at ion
f
*1
not h a v e ha<l th i? p elf
to burn singed wing
>
T in - fig h t u g a iu * t tu b cf, ul»t>t.
!■ 1- not s u rp risin g th a t
this
1,1 k<- o th e rs w ho W ot, to eftntvol
" u h l !?■ m m le M i,ii'* * fu l w fttur.it
p u b lic o p in io n and ' -se ild an on gr- ,|: of I,u- 11,ess men dfiqqied a
. a , , fn a in .n , a lth o u g h tint I w ,,ubl
Thev were due to
liu ged m flu e n e o in
n m im it y uf p u l l n 300,1 Hill
a grout t,lc * slfig . should jl p n n
f u n ? , t lie \ lte lie v i‘,1 ■ >., r o v u l road sjf, od it hc.i t i»t loss
-u ic o H s fn l iti a d va io *‘fi case?
(1001I food, f M*„!i alf ir-f auj
viV'otia),lc ,»i‘jiiw arc tin- tul»*r
k Kw
K
I m u 51 I'XA ti r e r t a in r e v e n u e s 'in or
‘ ''t c g o in g s to r y of Ih e n m n l- ,(,,r to c o n tin u e s u c c e s s f u l o p e rn K in n u tu n i of the D a y t o n a
Ucacti ' tion, seeks f ir s t t o serve, it know* [
n gicni vit.lim tcm hei m Hi rlut,
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MKSfc F R E D
Delightful Birthday
Party Given Thursday
By Frances Johnson
S.
D A IG E R ,
FOURTEEN NATIONAL SORORITIES
ARE REPRESENTED ON CAMPUS
* AT STATE WOMAN'S COLLEGE
S O C IE T Y
Literature^ Members
Hold Enjoyable Meet
Wednesday Evening
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The Literature departm ent of
the Woman’s Club held a special
meeting Wednesday afternoon for
the ^purpose <if discussing m atters I
of great interest to the depart
ment.
' Final plans were made for. the
presentation of n one-act dram a,
To Be Presented By I
Eleven ,of the sororities ownjThe Epwortlw League |
Dr. Holt To Address
Parent-Teacher Body
At Geneva On Monday
rk
S ten strom , Douglas
Stenstrnm
pn'f evening from j Douglas S tcnatrom , Knidee Wil[ m "Ye Fireside j Rums, Inez'W illiam s. Edwin Wil
( non, Mary Virginia N'ott. Annnl>elle m ethvin, Ralph McGaghin
l t _ . j oi.ini„ tun i t
I lla /e i Phillips, Billy Johnson, Ver*
nnd shower for , I( Rivers, Van Kennedy, Dorothy'
1
t 8lO, -'b 'ii'rs,
Jg n ell B etts.
I.aum‘
- To
w ,L
Hryj,n' M1rlam *I,,llcr’ Jo,;n J o r - |
' Rev and
C’w h , Robert llowel!
fcller ns |>.*tMKrr
Mnrrieil Man.
E pw orth League
o'clock nt the
litorium
The sororities represented are, ,
inn Signin, Sigm a Kappa, P! Beta
Phi, Delta Zeta, Kappa Alpha
x b[,la . Eel a Tnu Alpha. Alpha
Gamma Delta, T heta Upsilon, Pi
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—
—
— Epsilon.
Kappa
Sigma,
Sigmu
Tnu
The sororities try to follow the
motto of Pan-Hellenlc, "We, the
tIC i f tile W e lfa r e
Mrs. tv ¥ Wallace W right, Mrs.
Cary Jesst\n uml Mrs. Jam es L
tie Woman’s Club
W e lls motoVvd to D e l.n n d T h u r s
d a y , w here th e y spent th* a fte r
returned . noon
a> where
W a lte r
.
M organ
. ..
,
of
.
D aytona
they i Ba* & ' *Pl nl ,thp ,lny hvere Friday
|ic .h-pinug,
1ntt<’nd"1»f 1,1 business.
Mrs. W. C. HUl is .exported to
Jacksonville was
return home Sundny from Atlanta.
*** visitors in tho
Gn., where she has been visiting ns
the guest qf Mr. and Mrs. Eugene
LeGcttc.
York
nnkd AM),000,by
ny todty in - h6r |
r for breach of j
►*ll. Now
.John W, H u\ p-.
ItUburgh shovfcl
The award
•
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a verdict agreed
I'Eht and returned
'• TIioiiimiii n t the
fraternity, which re- ■
piires n tngh scholarship as pre- J
[ requisite membership nnd whose ■
from the a
members must come
School of Education.. Omicron Nu ■
is nu honorary home economics h
frntcniity. Us members must do ■
outstanding work in home Cconom-n
ics, nnd excellent work in other ■
subjects. Phi Kappn Phi is a n n -i
tional scholastic fraternity, takingB
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Sanford’s Fioncer Radio
____Shop.
Gruen,E o lu v a -
McLaulin
, The Jeweler
Distinctive Christmaa
THAT ARE ALWAYS ACCEPTABLE | |
•sfi
Continuous from 1 p. m to
11 p m.
SATURDAY
J a c k H o x ic
nnd '
The \\ oman s f luh is to lie con- ,
l.o ls W ilson
in
‘‘THE
THUNDERING
HERD”
COMEDY
‘‘Hands t ’p"
-N o v e lt ie s
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EARLY
SHOP
WISELY
.S h h n r iA
That Last
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DURABILITY
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Hamilton, Howard, Elgin and Waltham
..DIAMOND BRACELETS, WATCHES,
DIAMOND BAR PINS : ’
....MANICURE SETS—
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s.
CHINA WARE
The largest stack in the City in platinum
dinner rings and single stone rings from
;,l-4 to 11-2 carat All our diamonds - are
loterstatc Com-
* ’• , Htj recomtomtais»ion disth% Lakeland
involving
1706 Park Avcntte *
lti J . r ;
I* ths curi-
'ttwto o email
'on which luis
’
lo the
’•vditch guar*• -v i- .. 1 ilkigji
WOULD YOUR FAMILY ENJOY THIS
Comfbrtnblc 8-room houso In. one of the city’s <wtab- .
liahed high-duss neighborhoods, on .Tho Heights.
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mbinatiort
.g u a ra n tie e s -'
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100 WHITE GOLD 1
WRIST-WATCHES
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For ImntdlillS sole II U prlcod UOOft .uodcr IU true
value. The terns, loo, are qullc reasonable.
Phone u s at oficfc at 764 for information—oiv.
Call on
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7 Rogers Silver,
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A LARGE SELECTION OF
CHRISTMAS CARDS
SCniMlNATORY
Dec. 10—(/P)_
■M from fakeot diicrrmiuatory
***** Riven Tam*
• Hockley repoff-
*i
Fragile, apearin^ crystal ware of tinted Ve
nerian glass, delicate china pieces just un
packed. Lamps, placques, boojc ends and .de
* sets of hand tooled leather. Ycur shopping toui..,
becomes a pleasure at Mi-Lady’s Shoppe, And
the prices are so leasonabie.
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-T -
H of-M ac R a tte r y Co,
|
tiie college are real honor socie
Mrs. G eorge Hynes, form erly of
ties T o he u member of an hon
orary, organization is a signal of Sanford but now of D aytona
the best in th a t line. Alpha Chi Bench, spent the day here Friday
Alpha nnd f ’lii Delta Phi are kin with friends
dred organisations,
Alpha Chi Alpha is « journal- '■
istir f r a te rn ity whose
m em bers *
have distinguished themselves inn
college journa lism , while Chi Deltag
j Phi stands for the best in l ite r a r y ^
effort.
II
, lota Pi Omicron is un h o n o r a r y ■
historical fra te rn ity , nnd Its mem J|
. bers m u-t excel in history, a t the ■
same time m a inta ining n high a v - J
, ernge in o th e r subjects.
m
Knppn Delta Pi is an honorary j|
'- - X '
Wqs
C a f e te r i a ' S u p p e r
S a tu r d a y N ig h t
C to ,6 p. m .
local talent
iu»I ' ik where he
kben Munroe ErThe many friends of Mrs J. K.
pet during service
fho recently re- S p u rtin g will re g r e t to learn th a t
after spending she is ill nt her home, "The Oak's,”
|tond Mr. Erwin on Mcltonville Avenue.
-------- lute Robert tS
Mrs W oodward Barnwell, who
pre-ident of the
Ltn, H n ilro u d . H e hitr been visiting hero ak the gue st
Leffler,
Prol»■ in April and 'o f tier uunt, Mrs, Ella
leaven S a tu rd a y for her home in
sm-Mt residence.
educational
Rt. P etersburg.
White arid M r s . 1
^»«>l«.red to J a c k - !
C o n g re g n tio n n l
• P a r is h H o u s e
•v*
F r id a y a n d S a tu r d a y
WATCHES
W r istPocket
Uogburn. with a clev-
or
Henderson standards and serving, to the heat
\Arcade,
a t th e
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21’
, " orm n s i mu. wm present nt
of our ability, our college cummu- g ra tu la ie d on its progress! veness i
nitty. Good college citizennhip aa in ta k in g the initiative in what
a preparation for good citizenship will probably devydyp into u seriops RtUe theater niovement simte
l l .
_; | Thbnidly, t ' f l ^ flew At -,jayB
t j)e
thllt aba|j
lar to those being *o greatly en
joyed in the larger curturnl cen
burr.h ,at n ,,KUl1 ln"t>c and . Pacific Tea f'o., whTid, our
o u r c h a p te r Hetivitlea.’’
activities.
o'clock.
opens Baturdny in thc McLander
The honorary o rg a n isa tio n s a t ters at present.
|r-da>
as Bazaar
TELEPH O N E:
in order of thuir installation, Knp- S
.........vening of Dec. 14,
pa Delta. Chi Omega, Alpha Delta th<1 '’harm ing little piny, "His Ja p .
Pi, Delta Delta D elu . Sigma Rig | a n ,s r W ift- ' >">der tlie direction
T h l'’ l,l,»y hy Grace Griswold,
Wlts flrKl presented at the Orphe
uni T he a te r in Brooklyn in 1004,
and is dedicated hy its a u th o r to
Valerie" B e r g e n 1, “ by whom*' Bug-1
Sylvia McLendon. J nlay i l h n d y ,1
u n d e rg ra d u a te f iip n ib # ^ ,; gcstiim the play whb w riU rn, and , gjnjM B andy. M arjorie C a rv e r , „tnnd for good scholarship, for the whose to tin g injured it- success.” !
Marion E strid g e , E s th e r Benjam in j g u a rd ia n s of good health, for
A 'p e rin l pt-rformnnee of " H is )
F r a n k Bipijaniin, Richard McGag- whole-hearted co-operation with Jap a n e se Wif. " was given Hy The i
hin, Volte W illiams J r „ Charles our college’s ideals for student l i f e . !
Aclor^
:i Bedford Street, i
Williams, A r th u r Johnson, Dili Fay for the m aintenance of fine social Strand L o n d o i d n 11*07.
tuetc Wife," pre |
llenilerjop.
ijiji, W inston
Literattirfe departimuoV Club at P ' Shlrlay Winston
turned home ■ from Jacksonville
where she spent a week as the
guest of Mrs. C. E, Pe|ot- . '
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An unusually pretty children’s — --------*---- -—
party given this week yt •} tlTSt of , fA tEA H A SS
Thursday aftamoqji when Frances (Jp|—Fourteen national sororities! ing in all departm ents of the col*.
p u r given by the ^°hn*cyii bright,‘young dsughtor of I.(R^T'Fourtean
are represented1 on the
______
campus of lege. It is sim ilar to -Phi Beta
fob bf the Baptist m f. and Mrs. George Huff, en ter-' th e Florida State College for W
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font-i Knppa, except that it is nob conlheld at store next’
talned a number of hen-friends a t en. Silt national honorary frn tc r-! fined merely to students 'of A.tL
h e r' home on Lafrrel Avenue, in nities are also represented. ’
Jand B.S. courses.
L-wiil meet with
Many of the sororities hnve i
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colebratiun
of
her
seventh
birth
bhton on Hughey
day.
been on the campu* for yenrB, Kap- (
M a rrie d
lock.
pa Delta having been-etUtUUhcdj^
iV ld l 1 lc U
IVIGu
Festoons
of
pink
and
green
lb Meeting of. thu
crepe
paper
were
suspended
from
in 1D0-I, *it being iho oldest at the
he opal Church at
college.
:
e Woman’s Club. . the corners of fhe rooms to the
chandeliers.
Pink
hibiscus
and
A. He Cottcs will
beautiful homes near the campus,
30 o’clock- a t her ferns jHso helped to emphasico the
where
many
of
the
members
llvp.
Prominent
on tho social caicncolor
niotif
of
pink
and
green.
| Avenue honoring
Centering the refreshm ent table, They provide much-needed room dnr for next week is tho*play, “A
Hutchison,’ a recant
i
y/
.354^1 which had been laid with a lovely for the students to live in, and at Poor Married Man,” to ho presentwar of the Congrc* lace cloth, was the largo birthday a more moderate rate than could cd by the Kpwort|, league Players
Tuesday evening a t 7:30 o'clock ^t
b at the Parish- cake iced in green and topped with be rented elsewhere.
The sororities of the college are tlio High School Auditorium.
‘
"Avenue and Third
inited in a College Pan-Hellenic,
Profcsror John B. Wise, about
i brunch of the National Pan-Hel- to tw married, W aller Tyler,
Mlssjonary Society
lenic Association. The Pnn-HelDoctor Matthews Graham, 1 u
tChurch will enter[of Stewards a t a
lock in the Sunday
I
face, nnd. wns awarded a lnrgo
Santa Claus doll. The boys’ prize,
n hornj wont to Weber Wellborn.
Ijite In the afternoon refresh*
moots consisting ofTce cream and
[l Church Bazaar wafers were served by Mm. Huff
[ cus p at 3 olclpck. assisted by Mrs. It. B. JarviB, Mrs.
r . will be ;«erred A. C. Williams, Mrs. V. W. Johnlock. ' ' * 1
son.
Favors of minintutc pink
I Dr. H.million Jlull, president ot
■ Club will ‘’meet | baskets filled with candies were
j Rollins I liege at Winter Pari;,
at toe studio of | given each child.
Will deliver n lecture livU Monday
Munson on Myrtle
Among- the children enjoying
afternoon before members of the
this affair were Nancy Itdsaiter,
Geneva I’arent-Teschcr Associa
Meta Crook, Sam CFbok, I,. M.
tion, according to an nimouiiccTelford Jr., M artha Dunno Telford,
ment today. The lecture is tho
-------W atts, F uller Bcho” ' , , _
,
second n(t a series given by morn1 yXndcrson, F e lix A ndcrion. LuUcln>un
c ®n* chnperono. selected a n d '
, bers t*f the Hollins faculty and is
<h»T
Gormlcy, M arg aret Rpcnrcr, Eu- n,p Pn>v5.‘* b>\ thc
nulhori- \
i
keenly nntlci]iiited by patrols of
ing t f the T ruth Igcnin W nrrvn, W eber Wellborn, ^ . Tho l'ha^erone ' vork, Wlth , Th(> r
Departm ent of
of the Methodist R obert Steele, Dole Ward. Ju lia n th%«irU’
“dv.sei, them.
W«» m n ? Ch.b will nreMent »tile (jenev u sc hi ml.
m v*
R E S ID E N C E
E D IT O R
Printed
terns n
finer bII
ing ropi
d e s ig n s in stri.
le d g e no supei
Efipicsto "
a in cravats of
I*and,all-over patr in the ranking
im p o M ib ld o f "b>
oor worth.
,
�cien- ^ A fortune In nickels Ur
delivery of • gift* ail
Christina*. Happy N f
messages will swell th
a c«mV*. bucket lng*. ‘One lad said it
ttrictlvc beneath the, money bo*; tHtp* ft uncommon f? f the pay
m i vito- lover-am f the nickel* spin Into the to yield upward* of $
single week a t Chrictjna
r «
ball*,
finnan
5sa?t
Britain lends the w ay In motor the' dejKirtinont *tort»‘
time are groupa eljgh
cycle m ihufacttlfe, one firm turn cent of the days of thi
ing out more machine* 1than aire
i * . .by*'all
.1 the
. r .Amprlcnp
■» ____ !monllminced candied gin- „ja<le
others apparently '!bdy frie n d s"
nil oM be,w orking type, are wait
.hrt4ddT c«bb.m .. * I" motorcycle* Urnt yM r WM worth ing
when the shop girl* stream
rated1carrot, -I table- more than 6,000,000 pounds.
Into" tho street n t G:30/
! tablespoons lemon
— —r '
, ~
won . sugar, 1*2 teaTho passing In New York p O W
ioked salad dressing, referendum against -.the prohibition
cherries.
amendment brought back tho cloVa.
go in cold water for Ope cnterprielng and hopeful resDreln odd dry be* taurant hian se t out a bowl a t the
Combine with car- caahier’r desk for the use of cdsigfr» xalU .. oil and tonicxs ns thoy paid nnd went.out.
id pour over cabbage The result siQ iied even him and
it well .with a fork now,. he is surprised to say* Kb
coffee.
n
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La
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Electricity was first applied 'to a
steam railroad in 189p when tho
Nkntoxkct branch of t h e '' New
York .yew Haven and Hartford
road wa* electrified.
McLANDER a;
CORNER.COMMERCfAL-SANFORD AVE
PHONE 107
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YOUR PURCHASES IN YQUR CAR
‘ There is every prospect of n
scientific pilgrim mage . to Wales
and the North of England a t the
end of next June when an eclipse
of the sun will be total In theae
nnrt* of Great Britain.
B ritain. '
parts
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Bacon, 1-2 lb. boxes, sliced, skinless,
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Ft platen and fill center with
AmUturc. Garnish with a
n il'o v er town, in the show w i
dows of grille, restouranto, and
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. Score*
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chop*"*’houses.
„ . ^ of new
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eitobliihm cnto..use;itbet earn* ftp*
peal.1to the m assing patron-poten
tial—a blating honrth, on top of
which steam* juicy runsts brown
ed to a turu.V
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* Woman on n farm who docs
*ivrsy» have lettuco on hand
M r * r a 'delicious salad without
1 lb. Sliced Breakfast
Bacon .......... .............“
D a r i n g the -w arm
a t im m e r d a y * I t l« e a s y
t o p r e p a r e d e U c lo n *
a n d n o u r le h lu g v b o w c r u g fli w i t h K L I N .
E g g n o g , c h o c o la te
t a n k , K L IM w i t h r o o t
b r e r , s a r s a p a r illa o r
C o c o a C o la a * £ l a r o -
7 packages V-C Washing
Powders
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rite*. Give th e m to th e
c h ild re n (o r h e a lth .
At The Basket
QUALITY
COME IN
AND
SEE US
n O M M IH H Iae < fr: ^ *
LOOK LOOK LOOK
It is going to be A Great Day, Saturday* December 11th, The Opening pf the
~"Honest-to-goodness Bread—Jhut is as far above the ordinary as1the skies a
r~ rabove your eeiliiig—is ydurs nqw tender, flaky and full of rare bread flavor
v * The kind you would be proud"to a # you ‘'baked yourself, and of which we a
flrotid;, Rolls, too,’that turn an ordinaryr breakfast into a delightful repast
• _drfspy and a crunchy appeti^e-awakon ing.
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can Table Peaches,
in heavy syrup.......
Pot Roast,
Hamburger,
Compound Lard
Pound ........
Lard,Compound, 4
pound pail 56c,
8 lb. pail .................
Brisket Stew
Veal Stew,
Pound . j
Bread
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Best, 6 lb. bag 85c,
12 lb, b a g .............
Sirloin Steak^
Pork
Veal Chops,
Pound .............
Flour Ballard’s Obe-
JtB B g ***
12 lb s...... ..........
Pork Loin Roast,
Fresh Pork Hams
New York Rolled
Ribs, pound........
Fancy Blue Rose
3 pounds ........ ..
Round Steak,
Shoulder Lamli
Link Sausage,
Pound
Potatoes, large,
Fahey stock,
10 pounds.......
P ic e
Smoked Sausage,
Skinned H am s,.
Pound ...........
Potatoes
5 lb s,....
Best
Creamery Butter
Pound ..............
Carrots*
Parsnips
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One dozen cookies^rce to the first ore hundred people making:a purchase
of -25c .... ........... * i . k f t i r
TASTE
Pork Shoulders
White Bacon,
Veal Roast,
Pound
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Naturally we use only the best an’d- purest ingredients for our Standards in the
selection of materials for bake# goods start where the regulations of the food
laws leave off.
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Picnic Hams* Chuck
Roast, Pure Lard,
Pound ..................
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Egualled by few, excelled by none ypu’ll find an assortment here that are not
oryy
a delight
to the eye,
but
p treat for the palate*,’ , t j" .
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Kingan
Hnm.ii lb
Cooling Beverages
for Summer Foods!
SER\LIGE
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10 lbs., Good Irish
Potutot'H ...... ...
2 Ibn. Nice Juicy Frunen
Fnitien
POW D
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Fresh,
1 dozen
Milk, Pet or Car^atiori, 5 tall cans 4fi!e,
5 small cans .......
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�D E O EM P E R 10; 1920
Volstead Act Breeder
Of Ruthless Criminals
Says Report Of Jury
L FIs.. D**
yhompi')1,» wanted
Lgfftts charging1 him
,'wprthlcM check, la
„k. Dr.’
Holton,
footi dt this city, deon hia return from
‘n e w
York ,
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Th<* Vnlateed n e t: i> ft breeder of
“ruthless aad dangerous crim inals"
and jahould be placed, in the opin Smyrrta highway nearing Complete
ion of th e federal grand jury as
expressed in a resolution adopted,
flu L -w , .
. nineteen to four, after comidera*
« id Thompson was tion of liquor cases.
ihionable hotel under
f, Thompson ia also ■ The ^ovem ber grand ju ry adopt
. • Ml
ed tho resolution upon its disso
the bonding - **- lution Dec. 6, but it was nob pub
, Only' 100 bushels left.
M his surety ’while
We are dnsinR out Saturi with the F ir s t lished /u n til today. -Copies * were
Sherff Hodges sent to senators from New York,
day.
itde no plans to re- federal judges and public proso• 1
cutors. Officials hero said they
n here.
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it to bejthe firs t expresits k in d fv e r made by u
grtmd 0ury. > 1 * "
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The copies were signe/l by L.
First St. and Itailrond Ave
W. Flounlacher, foreman of the
jury, -who said theft.95 per cent of
She Likes
Our Smiling
-Service—Always
Finds A Place 7
To Park—Gets
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Real Bargains
Apples! Apples!
$1,55 per .bushel
Method For
[Golf Ball Is
By Blakoe
Dec. 10.— — D r.
ikoe, phyeocologist
developed a t e r r if y
hitting a golf b all
; the feet. ,
ic modern style Is
has developed n
that ijf revolutiontl must be planted
ground throughenit
i system All w aist
So Will You
If You Come
To Edgewood
JJ is 10 pounds Sugar
■ 5
10 pounds York Apples-,.....__
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10 packages W ashing Powders
5
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| profesilonal* Arc "
pp his system. D r.
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The orthodox ■
driving,- he say s,' |
Ivciopmcnt of som e
hr development o f
jees the golfer w alk
>t turned In, .
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Pompano
Black Bass
Sheephead
Salt Water Trout
Bide Fish
.
Sea Bass
I)rv Salted Mullot
Bed Snapper Steaks
Fresh Fish line
Live and Dressed Tennessee Fowls
McLANDER ARCADE — FIRST ST. -v
•‘ CORNER STORE NEAREST POST OFFICE
• v PLENTY PARKING SPACE .
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SATURDAY DECEMBER 11th
Maxwell House Coffee
■ 5
No. 2 can Peas, 2 t o f .....
■ 3
No. 2 can Tomatoes, 3 for
B,?
No. 2 can Corn, 2 for ..............
Campbell’s Soups, 3 for
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■ Sanford at Geneva
EREECONOMY
Phone
Right now those of us who joined a
saving Club last year are rejoicing—^,
T is inobey saved, which we didn’t miss.
A & P values will make your savings
go further, and make it possible for you"
to save even more this year.
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Nice Georgia Yams
3 !)f>
Seminole Fish & Poultry Company
317 E. Firs!
e Peculiar
Itgsfta* Ice crem*
L boys, they wei'l*'
[ t h e ir nppetiln f"*'
[But
they grow j
|e m en they seldom i
p for aueh sweets. I
hen who know ou r
| are q u ite w illin g
■ they iAivu m* b ig
fit now d i they d id
u llt y
co u n ts!
Ir the Holi
Season
Phone 4K1W
W e’11 S a v e You
Money and Give
You Service
Tasty goodies that
will tickle y our
palate and ap
pease your hunger.
Yet .Ma'aid! IUr Ki here
In Sanford, n real Big
mmH -X X - v
City Delicatessen right ready to serve yrm l^T asly
goodies, hnndy*. nourishing, Rood foods ready cooked
In the ihosT’a^petiithg mnnneYf iffhrigfirrtndfT o eat.
To the woman who has her hands full with Christmas
Shopping, we suggest (hat she try some Delicatessen
Specials and save (lie rush to prepare a dinner after
a shnppinR tout/
Fancy Iceberg
Del Monte No. 2 1-2 can
Sliced
Per
Can *
\ oiume alone enables us to Rive (he low prices we o f
fer on Groceries. The large turnover in our business
permits us to wc rk on a low margin of profit as we
turn our slock quickly and make profits on volume.
Baker’s
E CREAM
T h e Tasle Tells
12 pound
sack
Tall Cans A. & P
W W tflM
Del Monte* No. 2 1-2 size can
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Sliced 'ifW
reaches Halves
g Waterground Meal
10 pounds
Mel .under Arcade
Per Pound
Guaranteed Sell’ Rising Flour
24 fldWidf*......
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6 pound
sack
e 1'lidding
3 Pounds
California Pack
60-70 osizes, 3 lbs.
40-50 sizes, 2 lbs.
Grits,
10 pounds
NO. 1 Maine
Fancy Rice,
per pound
jj Pork & Beans
S ' large can
OLD DUTCH
Pink Salmon
tall can „t..
Gef
More Milk
Right Down
the Line
NWr
Campbell’s Soups,
e * b k " m ilk i w h ic h
y o u a r e m i s s i n g if
ons.
y o u d o n ’t f e e d
■ Sugar Corn (3
2 pound can
>; i A
fitth ^ p a il
range for a
rings In
These ate
A r
s e n ic t e s t th a t
w ill b eat a ll
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s a v in g s b ;
w&m
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iTt l*n i» i c
Pure Georgia Cane
Syrup gallons —
I t 's ju s t l i k e fin d in g
m o n e y to g e t th a t
3 Cabs A & P Brand
�Is Continued Over
Southeast,IsReport
f Tire* V(«m*n
ELS UP)—Talking" fatig».lc*s then It does men.
> scientist a y s |n a dry
.^rithj&lit entering
t a ^ p A /F Is,
p>4‘ « M ? > jonlroviiTiy a s to wheth- Flne weather, continued over, the
mkle Is hiore* ’ talkative Southeast undoF the influence of
high pressure on the south A tlantic
coast early tO day;*a|d the report
frdm W. J . 1,Bennett, government
m eteorologist here; P ressure wa*
low ’ over .the lake region and
cloudy w eather -with local fain or
■now was reported. Rain extend?*
e& southward. into the northern
portion of the’ Gulf states and mid*
mat*.
eientlst
explains Ms
by two /sets: first, that
ir the length of the vocal
ha more energy is re
produce a sound; second,
vocal chords of women
ir than those of men.
i
^ .w iu u n i
" l ^ h X ; and Jim e,! ' ^ C rim e ,
ope o f the men sought, were a r
rested lost J k to b e r on a charge of
usin g the m a ils. to .d efrau d b u t
were not indicted. :W, H. Goinej;
the 'th ird man for whom a ..War*
tiyit has been issued, is under-bond
U
Im p e ril ;V
s ^
sjm
t o th e Civil a ij f i
A fter sweep.
bill *
I bUhS
Reports
mounting
„Y
f t , ;?arn W* -ivtre r o p o ^ ^
Tbe bar.
t r i m fa y L fl
' rtslmSm
seriously
HERALD SELRCTIONH FOR
S^MINOLA PARK
State ’h U h ^ O f f f e l a l : :
rushed foHtrnnd tratispertnt
the re lie f of f ifty njotorisl
were strhtitfed Tiffbon mi lei
below the 1
.prptopiEatiei
Pt-rting the
the advan;*
*'y pension
the burtsu's
.Indio fnsl night when tl,
the pgyst.ba.
Felipe bridge NokhtRl rut.
Arizona Officials have dosed
It Sah tP«Jrp
isr iili* a
m
Gnjifojfnigl
jirts'iOiJjie 'rog.
i r r
iiib irJ f. I 'W n .I .r
Storpia, JU
flpcdt?d it
djte Mlssiteippi Valley. TempersiTI&tt BOB COSTLY.
t u r n were mostly above normal
0f t .
Bri t i sh women
aifng lopg-hair clubs as a
I f l lA a t ’th* high cost of
f. tdSVen thb'ordinary hair-’
eho charges about 1,8 cents
The weather was mostly fair, exc c p f for n d n l r f "Southern "CalT"
fomia and Arizona, and rain or
Snow In* Washington.
Tem pera
tures warp not fa r from normal.
Highest yesterday, lowest last
Slfdressefs the charges
n
fg
h t/w ith precipitation for 24
Bgher. A -h aircu t, aham *
curling costs working hours endipg a t 8 a. m, today:
.
High Low Pctn.
least. $1.25.
.
A tlanta : Birm ingham
Boston
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Buffalo
t fc P ? # N
l.w o W p U i e
from their m«
High winds, lashing the harbor were tattled si'
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,00
,0 0
#m otets 4 b |f i. Just ceje-
,, anniversary .raw ■. in
• hU tanr. !."Pdr , twenty** 0 e s Moihes
been p ro m p ter Galveston
wtVes directed by M ax Kansas City.
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Memphis
ntates slie has stood'in New Orleans
Resumption of. the tfiaf#P t'fho su it Against Joseph L citer.o f Chicago,
in which his 'title d B m fth ^sister, 'th e CoUntess of Suffolk arid ."Berks
charge*-m ism anagem ent of the $3,000,l*(lO estate left by t h e i t j a l h e r
found LeRcr again, on the witness stand in u crowded Chicago court*
roam, where, these picturca were taken. I.filer is shown. In .the center;
ARE YOU BUYING
TIRES & TUBES?
& ^ V ,! •’<.<
; thousand time*.- * She N ew York
to .reliable that soma Oklahoma City
PARENT-TEACPJER ASSOCIATION OE
GRAMMAR SCHOOL HOLDS MEETING
Washington
p In R oj* taut
j Bartow
assla—t/P)—rAiiwMd Kurils
Fb‘ Myern
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Two High School Grid
Teams Me6t For Title
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gnltlon Of her bold venLOS ANGELES, Dec 10.-U7’) m srs Schumarino was Football teams Of Tuscaloosa, Ain.,
honorary member of tho high school nnd tlje Bellefonte
Ith jtb lfh she is the first Academy of Pennsylvania will
meet here late this month for tho
national prep champicrqship, it
was announced today by Puss Hnlbriter, chnirmqn of the football
com m ittee of the Los Angeles Jun
for Chamber of Commerce
H albritcr said tho day had nut
been definitely decided upon hut
th a t It may he played nit any of
three dates, C hristm as day, De
cem ber <10 or 31.'
U*l» .Terry Returns
5n — ,(/P) — Dame Ellen
Jbeh of the English stage,
from hpr close retirement
>e UM few month* to take n
in the Royal Box »t the liaytet -Theater. In spite of her
Ml fay .deafness,, she lieard
■ v-ihicrca»iti
K 4JTtklfi
*pay tributu to ber
l&erl
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* *** her
ice. 1She uni With
•now white hair almost und^Weilesley, for a crew has been
ddfthb: a wide block hat. She is formed among tho women ktudentn
a t the English university
Substitute* for Hust>and
’ L O N P0N — UP) — I*ady Maud
HOBtre,*wife of the British Air Min
ister,'substitutes for her husband,
Six.-.Samuel, When he^anhot fill a
speak log engagement,
t*Sbio of the henviefit duties of
E
df * Cabinet M inister is
^tb‘h e r. husband’s speech■ Lady 'Hohre. “As my
has made as many speoehIr titrestlohs as the strike
»*ve made on th<$ coal sitthink I ftnnw his viow*
tell,*' she explained at r
O fe u n g where her huslmnd was
/Chedujed to speak.
Cotmtras Now News Girl
^B U p A P E B T —lJP)—Ilka Pslmay,
o one of the most famous
rs stars of Europe, has
iced to . islUnjf. nswspaform er diva, .who is only
of age and who retired
stage when through her
the becamo the Countess
is of recent years become
ofipiuch adversity* She
>r a,licen se to open a
1booth In the city's prin»
I
iif iM ir * ~
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Tho “ undergraduate eight" hn»
been working out regularly on the
Isis. It is reported they will row
u race with the Women.students of
Reading University on the Thames
near Reading in the near future.
A university regulation 'declares
Uiat women shall not J a k e port in
boat races, but
evade this rule
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You know tho pew tire shop nt 20fi 1-2 West
Street? You- better buy your tiree there mul
iy*o greatest actors have Raleigh
play Unless Frau Hoert- St. Xx>uis
Salt 1J»kc City
ipllshed the daring
‘the most tempestJ T*t, .Pierce
Jacksonville
il> Black Sea in a
tKey West
ioo* started Miami
ill rowboat down the Orlando
Wsi*^ A fter many thrill* Tampa
Titusville
ritn e w - abe ultimately
AWaatouol, *having ,covr
stsace 'of approxJm.stflM
ns, am! -being th e - f ir s t
I, have shot the ‘Dnieper
i*
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IIS' Magnolia Ave,
the afternoon was Mra. ft. C.
Lhivi-v. chnim ian <>f the Uettcr
Alovie unmillet* uf I he W elfare
(iepiirtmcnt of tiie Women’s t ’luh.
asking i !»•- m others and member*
of the I'lirciit-Teurlier* AsSoeiotion
to aid in eeiiring L itter moving
picture*, f ■! the children- She
ut&o asked that u rornm iltee he np
pointed ti rnee* with the ccitlmit
tees from the other nesociation*
some time m January. The com
m itter named included Mrs. Fred
Dinger, chairm an, Mrs Fred Wit- ■
son arid Mrs.
fllin l.aney.
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The prize for tiest attendance '■
of m o th tis at this m eeting was won J:
by Miss Appleby i room A fter nl! ■
business had been transacted, a dr J
lightful program wus
rendered, a
which irictudeil riie following read J
tngs:
|■
I roundings
Mrs. Feline Barber, school pro‘'When Pn Was a Hoy,” by Dor*
cipal, gave on interesting talk or , otliy Pope
^
| the sale of the Red Cross Christ*
"Pillow -Fight
11V M anedejlji
j mas seals, nnd also Invited all pnrlonta and friend* of thjs-Gram m ar j "TaktnK Dm Cuumi*," l*y Hloise
school children lo attend t h e 1Wmn.
Christmas program to he presented
There wa.- no social hour at this
Dee. 21 at 2 o'clock.
|m eeting, but nl the next m eeting
Another interesting' ■speaker of refreshm ent* will he served.
One of the largest meetings evor
held hy the Parent-Teacher* A*»ociation of tin* Gram m ar school yv»«
that of Thucwlay afternoen. The
gathering » a i presided over by
the general chairman,M rs. I.. N.
H.msell, in the absence of the
Gram mar school chairman, Mrs. J.
E. Preston.
After the rending of the minutes
of the past meeting, reports were
given hy the various officers and
committee chairmen* Suggestions
for the improvement of the school
grounds were requested nnd every
member was urged to present ho m e
plan at the next meeting, which
will he held the serum! Thursday
in January, for the beautification
of tlie school grounds utui sur*
i
Railroad President
Dead In St. Louis
ST LOUIS, Dec. 10,-—UP)—C.
N. Whitehead, 4H, president of the
s Missouri, Kansas ti Texas Rail
road, who suffered a nervom
breakdown last* Cktober, died In.a
the two crews wllVnot sta rt breast hospital here today.
to hreast.
Whitehead went to Florida some
lime ago in an effort to regnin
.Sketch Stage Style* ,
his health, but returned here uLONDON — (/P)—London silage .contly apd entered Kt. Luke’s ho*
styles vie with Paris for the p re f pltal.
erence of the English Rosalind. Ai>?xf
night now, women may ho seen in
Miami—October building per
the thontru seats sketching with , mils issued here, represented $4
pencil and block, the fushions por 01 h.222.
trayed on the stage. '/They arc
mostly artists sent by wealthy
Jacksonville — W e s t Florida
English women to c*)pjr gpme par Power Company to build power
ticular style which has captured project, on Ocklocknee River.
their- fam y.
ORLANDO
Plans arc being
form ulated fur tin* essay contest
among high school hoys and girls,
to 1*<- hol-l nt Rollins Foliage, Fell,
17 The contest, an annual «nc
sponsored seven years hy Irving
Bachollrr, a u th o r,, is designed to
stim ulate in terest in Florida his
tory. Four subjects have been nssjgned fo r I ,{>00--word essays, with
prizes to tlu* winners t<> l>e given
hy Mr. Hucheller ami the Florida
Historical "Society,
GUARANTEED GOOD QU
:■ GROCERIES,* MEATS 4
,1 : PRODUCE
snve
SANFORD AUTO TIRE CO
SUPPOSE
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Y fuir c u r in c u rre d pornonu! lia b ility —
A ju ry
r e tu r n e d
u v o n iic t ftKuinnt
you for $25,000
How much would your pro»ant uutt>mubilc liability insurnnee cover?
k e m e p fb e r it
J
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iia p p e n 'tiriy d a y
to yon—it hnppcnn every iluyto eotne
oho .
Eggs, per doz.
Butter,, per Jh......
Guava JeUyttI0 oz.
Fruit Gake, per lh.
Yan Camp’g large Milk
Van Carnes small Milk
Senate C offee.......... 4l
2 I Our market is now handled bjr
■ ■ erts an expmj meat man of loi
5 -2* ience in the^pig paekinir cent*
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A. P. CONNELLY & SONS
108 MAGNOLIA
St A u g u s t in e —-H u h
4>l^^inK S lu t , road N*
Augustine nortlnvnr*
County line.
Daytona Beach—Font i act let,
for construction of new St. Paul’s
Catholic Church, costing $210,000.
l_
. <Qmms> M ary as Baals
JNDON — VP) — Que^n Mary
# some very orthodox Christiprttcjil* for Aer-foyal^grand*
108 P A LMETTO AVE
Late/Chrlstmas
Iccnt thy yacht, more
is tin length and with
ishlts'-xaila. Princess
-to-date' red, R uuisn
Ittle Princess will also,
fy gorgeous nursery
aplm al’ figures cm-
'Wouldn't'SHE appreciate a
FRESfl
PORK
HAMS
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Half or Whole
A C olorf^} yrtrty^of e ilp Biiaii
picture hat»t m t|»t • he scon'
quality and-prKos. O/Ry’
i" M l
*f
if art th e work of dls-
ROUND
s of Connecticut Qollfj
ten has added rtfjc piii
for the present ft will 1
Ajfcurt ai compcUtfon w
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last Ghn^Jmas, doesn’t'it? Remember last; Christmas how you
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and were dissatisfied with the hurried purchases you made?'
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"PtdlUcai C onvention Lake City Gives
NEW YORK. Dec. 10 -(yp)—A n -, George
ucTlon T hat Ran
W ord To Committee To Stu
caire other Civil .War now is being j b o u g h t in any scctiU . is the last
University And Plan for A
In De- fought out in overyy community and j ^
Closer
Union With Trustees
Wednesday N i g h t
Dr.
XJ~ •
Mima, profesdor of English liter- an(j voting. ’
S'
,rTCirro!| "Vanltl**," unaturc
a
t
Vanderbilt
University,
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The
South
has
always
thearetldlreplion of JoMph De
hlth will be icen at Nashville, •To^n-» told the New . e^Hy believed In in n rr for tev'onud
ter In DeLand neat York Southerti -Socloty a t a dinner nn(j jt j* now growing many crops.
Ight, la tha Mme pro- last night. With the war, ho said ull of which may ho sold in'the do
41 the E a rl Carroll there is. another reconstruction mestic m arket. Its growers are
New York during ^ h e synonymous with the rebuilding now demanding ta riff , protection
of the old commonwealth.
against foreign interests.
The
» U ran there.
Dr. Mims, who I* the author of South stands for scientific read
I w l t i w " prodoeedjjy Earl
eery much a glrly ahow, "The Advancing South," was fol- justment and reduction of tariff
evue iwith beauty aa lowed In his address by Senator to protect its products. The day
’ beauty~bf feminine Walter F. Georgo. of Georgia, who | of free trade, it ever existed in the
rm, beauty of coatame told his audicneetof native t outh- , South has passed,
and light effect*. Tho erners that "energy and capital of [ "The supreme need of the sec
of "V anltleaM is the nation has turned suddenly to - , tion,” he snid, "is nn accumulated
tacular and ln- ward the South.*’ Robert Adam- capita) reserve and reduction in all
son, pycsldent of tha society pro - fixed charges, If production Is to
rtical effect,
sided.
j go on."
pany Include* upwards
"The solid South i* no longer u i Among thr-se present nt the dinpie and Is headed by
. Lou Power* and Dave reality—it is breaking,” Dr. Mims ner were; John W. Davis. Rear Ad
of the beet known said. "In this present war the miral Charles I’. Plunkett, Gen.
V-S33L
•mm
SStlhat vielt thla city. progressives are fighting for eco John Ros* Delnfield, George Gor
At members of the nomic efficiency, for widespread dun Battle, Judge Augustus Hand
Miller, Ja ck Coyle, intelligence, for the right of criti and Brigadier General Hugh A.
Alice Bradford, cism, for .freedom of thought, for Drum..
’alter Hamilton, genuine nationalism. They nro go
M,\ Aimoe Archer, Ing to'w in," ho declared, "not in
; Bicco, Beth Stone, every skirmish, not immediately
iphn K irk, H arry but eventually, and on the whole
i May. Mae Valle, line of battle/-’
Phyilia Cameron, Ray
“It is tlrpe to have done with so
and the E a rt Carroll much talk about southern chivalry
tra , and Louise southern manners and hospitality,
Perfect Venus,
even muthnrn Ideals and truili
tuneful son g hits are Lions," he said.
the Moonlight," “Doro“Frankly, the South needs in
Pearl and Shawl,” "At
t r ia l prosperity hoi not «l 11*,
of Roses/* and "Yvonne."
expense
of grave ami • hat in ot ut.
Carroll "Vanities" Is the
Wo
need
education for the mass* revue in tKe worfd.
a conventional or sta and expert training f**r those wi
ture. In the perform- nre t<. he lenders hut we shou .i
tiorprise follows surprise not like to have vocational arvT*
snd the daxxllng scenes U-i hnkul trainjiig entirely take tin
We run
’ My th a t the audt. place of liberal culture
get along without a literature that
the qul vive.
finds Its material in the gnrkig.
M ETr
can and without n theatre that
m inistirs to the obscene snickering
of the audience
i /•
I’ointing out ihnl development
IVi 1I I 111CS
in water power and transpurtati"ti
q f
have Trtld the way for industrial
li Dec., 10.—</P>-—[ r a d expansion in Ihe South, Senator O IT H S i n g l e
l\.C C 6 r C I
ian' kiatesmen .think It
f moTo slowly than to run
H A T y o u once got o n ly w ith a
:o f " k l t n r th~ proposed
co ncert tic k e t, y o u can n o w gel
c nfcronee fhrongh
a,
.i
. co m p lete ru i O N K D O U H L H -f A C B D
lofif fifeinm ttlon' for
lo S u p r e m e ( o u rt
r e c u r n.
Y o u d o n ’ t le sv c yo u r
ffe
h o m e , n o r y o u r easy i h a ir . N o rec
o r d ju g g lin g . C o n c e rt ftro g ram s are
'■<'K -r> i VIi,t,K. Fin Dec 10
wes expre^?(ed nftor
g iv e n ju st n» yo u ungliC h ear them
A ,
V
ijf (l-r I .i*-.;n- . -f \
■ n C a rn e g ie M a li. D in n e r orchestra*
isd^i^'tlliened in.
I
E lt**y f l l (
F n r t lllli. t'X
p la y for y o u " f r o m soup t > nuts.1'
triu'ssifi .I.f IIt.i i)|tnrm i
iiii i 11ndraittaii L>t <fiv H1'
T h e m u s ic , 111 11 once r y ip d r i d a w ho le
r*i|'isiUriM itIf nr 7
fferrO*'!' I*' nttiifntf \c i
a lb u m of o r d in a r y reco rd s to re p ro
d u c e , is n o w c o n ta in e d co m p lete o n
fiaUtmu! **11’oreiirt
i. -t.il I
Atat-tan i «-■■». ■ ,
u p c r N e w liJ ia o n 40 -M in u te R e co rd .
i .-.L imr*
jY .lx ’ r.ilir.1
* f n j y Ia v n g -I’ la y ln u reco rd s are n o
^ titrs f hi- out
,
r*- 1*- \*iJf niCdniit 111
la rg e r sire lim n o r d in a r y sh o rt-p in y .
nt/crinln. !i n t .-1 f
■ ' 1 r i hi* I ' n it - - )
In g record*. E« erythfrig th a t a n y other
.! ■ 1 .III., V»ry
p h o n o g ra p h c m g iv e , p lu s the L o n g .
P la y in g fe a tu re an d m ar eldest to n a l
ST*!,
in l>*ngn,' >ii
• i mi-r-l V?:l|-|t - *
Jrquality.
f l»«»**
i‘ ! d« ’.^hPW, h I
. \
RcmtinrWdifd v.4ll ».«* emu!
W it h l!»e sa m e stro ke o f gen iu s,
i’ ■• ft-. . T h i'F
I lio m a t A . h d is o n lia s a lso lo w ered
w ftyO ting xviii )■*■ . i roilti
t y <■' '-‘d '1 ‘ >
*
th e e o n of p h o n o g ra p h m u s ic . A 5-o r
.f Tll,
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s3c —
W jjr
ft.ltith u le , pr * .-n t.d av re co rd costs at
icrtinl .................
tun f.
\ I I l ‘ t 4 t f M )< , ■ ' ■t k
ii .*«f 7 !>c A i f'd iu m 24-M ln u le R ec■Wi A
ipenn Statesmen
Moving Slowly
d Arms Parley
it Hn t
\ 11 \ u ^ 1 11 1
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it*
lining ill '111. iiml
1; .McD* im .-iT i .•r ih»
EC/ j i .*!! Jit Urn.
it it ttu
gif^led, .but 1hr .l*!iii»t -lit
g'-kVTfinpli'tJ t hntl.-ugi-i, l"
D jtrne*ire<l..'
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police i-v.’H' - m o
LAKE CITY, Fla., Dec. 10—
—A committee of five from tho
Fioriila Haptiat convention w#a appolnleti here today to establish
closer relation* between the con
vention and Stetson University by
functioning during the coming
year in co-operative capacity with
trustees of Stetson and by Investi
gations and conferences.
Thy conference nas obligated it
self to raise 11,000.000 during tho
next five years for nn endowment
fur the university if the report o f
tho committee named today, recom
mend* *uch action.
The committeemen are: The
00 Piece D inner
M usic
’. c
#
F -■*
■ p ltl-n ' E r,ul l luripy h j
r.r
I tiu ritartln
*duni n . ihimi Wt(hr*st»' -i.ii.rf, tr
firnrcl tin1 trder <-f Uu> v^rimr*
Oi-'Jll f li I 'uillOFXhUUity i' i W m '
• i
<ru< 'A t inisiui.-i*. u / Vt i
Jloti.-f Pulltrn
t nt’todies
yenicr
ivjb < b n s im n s present
Ehclric Toaster
\ i F I;' t i ii D n.rt'er i- .i ij.fi any
wu/nnn wil
ap| reciati
/
* u ---------
. ‘ AA./'AcA *w
’
-•
I i11- ”f ! t!s
is very complete and is u |->-•■h patten
Ask to see this before vi.i,
Only $48.30
Fruit Howls
Odd
95c
Glassware
\ inegar Bottles
! ’u Heh Howl
80c to $1.00
$6.00
Fruit N.lin ers, per set <<f six
Laps to match, i*ach
25c
&
-
t-
$8 and (Jl 0
V
You could not
select
Curling Irons make a
g ift, useful and much apP'
lated. ' ,
7
a more
practical
' or
useful
gift
-£ I.Q 0 to £ l.:
An Electric
-As
' than nn ElecIric Iron.
£4.50
£6.50
‘m%
- 4 *.
.
'm m .
V•
m
Percolator
r
■
V’lklfH’PlhcaHdhrJ . "
'•n'ftdaJani tud *tn*. |!i» ’fl-u ,
’ll v/;pi- ilm w
*-
potterrTin Dinner Sets
Electric■4
Iron.’
to . .
,'
Edith a u k . 7 1 ^ '
Burns and ecannudob
when he came t0 Roll
Mlectrical Gifts arc always appreciated by women at Christmas time for the
reflect a Kcnuinc Spirit of rhou^htfulness jn tli^e giving’ of such a practic
useful KiG.
is a part
ofPalatabilityl
- When you consider S
i . m . *Llo. Cue**- *
the importance o f
I4cd*<d! di
Winter Eggs—that are worth two or
three times as much:as Summer Eg-gs— j
injd.th.e big factor Qf.heqjtli in your flock, *'
f - vui:t km readily understand why
d° ° r of hil1 tatpe, I ^ J
and wounding him.'a*"
yesterday fo llo w -. J?
El ectrical Gifts A
SLren
-»nd colds lead
cm Mop them
........-ii, aa e-ouWfiH •
Hollywood T o t i |j g,
that John W. G rs x ,^
enn firing nl hiarlt ^ _
Set
Christmas
$2.95
$5.40
- on minor traffic charge*
»nd* of |3 vweTe for
-*Y.
at
Si-t uf Goblets
•
y
for<l nurnN shot i j
Piece Dinner
A gift of utility and thoughtfulness.
only
PHO
NOGRAPH
MJ NEtULia TOCHANGE
■teS4S;,-Th^BUTTERM ILK Odoi
tells the taste
time.
A rtft of .hix lovely (iobletrt
in Ileirtfy's excellent (Hn.sfy
wnre offers a very attract-
I sf'3*-
l0Cnl hosPKal authcri,
^ n>je public tod*, -
T- *'* d*1
$ 8 0 .^ 0
LONG PL A Y IN G
til
will bring happiness to all at
Special $ I 0 I .80
EDI SO N
1■ L*i >
• l
,
\ a lu* a ' ! ii*' p r.i <• »,u*»t**' 1
Y o u r E d is o n d e a le r is n o w g iv in g free
p u b lic 40-M in u t e C o n c e rts , a ll d a y,
e v e r y d a y . H e a r th is m u s ic a l m ira c le .
W r it e lo r d e s c r ip tiv e fo ld e r .
j . auoeT daJ ,^
Miami, i, hcl{J -n .
here a* <*- mattrUl"
was stated to d jf n
that she might b« ehtrnd
Ing an accessory b*fn«;
after the coroner’* inon,
held this afternoon b S
T. V. McCall, uf Gainesville, ns, Dunneltou—<Sqaboard ‘ A ir Line
______
Neither
body of the tf
convention preacher and Rev. J. E. to construct passenger station ‘ the tragedy h*«
1
th
Martin, ns alternate.
here.
i *‘ e
- ye t.
( mt-
sid fn ng i!s c<>nr,ili Iuc.ss it i i. K.-nnut*1
i 4 O'
n lv M 7?^ > r -14 cents for
i liv i! urn i . l m u .iiT A n E d iso n 40*
M . i i U I c Ivcco rd c o s t * o n ly A 2 .S 0 a r T 8 c
fo r six m in u te s o f m u s ic . E d is o n L o n g P la y in g R e c o rd s , th e re fo re , cu t t ilt
e b s t o f p h o n o g ra p h m u s ic In h a lf.
^ i 't
Woqfls Rluu Willow irt a in1tint |t p’jjl
i".»*n tlnng
Tb* N E W
\ \ . *1 XI !
NEW YORK, Dec. 10,—</V)—Or- ]ust n ig h t.' Dispatches sny it is
g.mized labor leader* have declared ! [^beved they were of criminal
c-*"*'—1
war ngain'st communism which ] (Tjk, m.
they regard ns cxenipllflwi In th.* *
leadership of .* garm ent worker*
DALLAS M EET ASSURED
strike here.
ASHEVILLE. N. C.t Dec. I0 c^
A lockout by the American Cloak
l/n Dallas, Texat* was selected
and Suit Manufacturers is in e f
as the 1027 m eeting Tln-e n f ' thp
fect against 10.000 of 35,000 work
National Association o f Profeaers involved, »nd a committee of
sioiml
Baseball Leagues here to
trade unions has been formed
day.
.
We^t
Baden, Ind., and To
which will direct a fight “to a
ronto,
Ont.,
also had put in bids
finish" ngninst the strike leaders.
to en teru in tljc convention next
More than thirty labor unions
•' t
*
nre re p re se n te d on tho committee y«nr
■
and invitations have been extendBRADENTON GETS MEET
ed to kll Jgroups. A general Con
LAKE CITY, Fla., Dec: lOAUP)
ference h|is been called December
21, to transfer plnns for the com* —Bradenton today was chosen an
|Hete elimination of communists the 1P27 convention city, for the
Florida State Baptist convention.
I from th e labor movemept.”
Silver u)arc
rtf! in iii*1 While
thnt it i >ri ei t mM .should h.ivp.
r .i» - 1 1' .iii-, f t ., it- .. >-.i
•’ r n v iin-.i
i
i ’ .r j [v l ■ (. Tuns,! ASA. E d is o n , toe.. O range, N. J.
m in i we* o ,hort one and
i W YORK
\W. R. White dispensed with
ri’ctm (if \ i
tw cases on the Hpckrt in a
, r
ptnutes. Two men arreiifid' T ‘ ,
."
i.»rd
: n .- i-dnlnl
j....i ........
_ 'worn
_______:*.
cr.ne-h.
ea'^h *ftock
- .. divider
U. 'H . W Smith was fined
th" r,,,1' n”
/opFT'gniij,- a truck on the
* - —. .
>*ith Solid tires
i and Otto Smith failed f
Hus l"vcly flirt.. i * i
OrgTInized Labor Hasj
- -Declared- War . Upon:
MEXICOCltfY, iic, .O-W-An Miamiano!
Rise O f Communism “Jat cwBAitle*, occurred in the Him andjHlJ
-—
commerci al district of Monterey
57 Piece Set Rogers
Set
W
Negro's Case Taken
ii'
^
v. George Hyman. Tampa; the
Rav. Lee McBride"White, JaiksontrUlel the Rev. M; Jamerson. Lake
City; the Rev. E. Martin, Bartow,
and the Rev. tf. J. Rosseau, P(!naacok. . ;.* -<•' ' The state loayl was charged to
defray all expehsef of t£fl* comm lttee
. .
Reports of the theological sem
inaries of the Southern Baptlkt
convention were read ut the morn
ing session. In connection with
the seminaries’ reports Dr, Hold
Tribble of the Southern Baptist
Seminary a t Louidvdlle spoke on
the necessary educational equip
ment of the present day minister.
The work of the Woman’s Mis
sionary Union was brought before
the convention in a rep o rf by Mrs.
H. C. Pcoleman, of Jacksonville,
followed by an address by Miss
Kathleen Mnllory of Nashville,
Tenn.
It. li. Ferrell of Miami spoke on
the work of laymen in the South
and in Florida.
>
. Bradenton w as awarded the next
session of tho convention, with Dr,
Uhixersal Vacuum Cleaners
nro labor savers.
Any
woman will appreciate one
from the bottom of her
heart.
£52.50
t ■
^ * j i •* f *'# ‘**
is a very
Distinctive Gift
■. \ A >;
;*v
£8 to £16 f *
*-'. i rvw*
"
. ---f
5 .I ff
C?V *V i \ A—*
monstration
The Stove that makes Kitchen work a pleasure” and is
GIFT T O ANY HOUSEWIFE . ;iJ,T
an
~;
*r
VTwUy
acceptat
•: i t m m
/ O 'Hi:'
�SANFORD HERA
Birmingham Pioneer
Hinations
Population OtSinpi
r Nine Races
ATLANTA, Dec. 10.—<A>)—MaJ.
i-nSK. Det- 10 —W — II Ji L, McCollum-, 84, credited with
S
od* of 137 owners
having laid the foundatlpn for
dak* t * " 5
* j
what 1& now the. city-of Birming
ham, Ala., died here early today.
He
had been 111 about a week. jfalnA bi* partner next
As
engineer for the Alabama
ffg the bIo® rac*8 t*6xt
part
of
the.Southern. Hallway aya.JIT owner*.
■
ijj Ihofoughbreds were ton, Major McCollum sought to
ifs l stakes, richest of Great Sopthetp Aallroad, low a
locate n station at Elyttm, Ala:, as
j j cents at the Spa.
n.
link in.lHe syifcm. Town offlfc, ef Jd5,000, have 375
cTfds
wore* hesitant in grafitinjf the
_Mt 435 last year. .Mr*.
necessary lands ami the mpfr
luqc, • h*e named .80
tl,jj stake alone- m a t took hta railroad nix htiles horth
af the town and located his its— Whitney, 10tlon In aVw>x car. Today .the spot
, line ,itakw , Willis Is tho heart of Birmingham’s bus
Ms, leads the nomjnnt- inesa,district- :
. totsl of 103. Tho Green,
Major
McCollum
later
^aa
asso
; cmed 100 and H! t i
ciated
with’fhe
Western
and
Atjjj, ■W. K. Cobb .will
lantlc
Rallroadp'scrvlng
aji
super
^ the races. Sagamore IHMWUCUl, u u r ju g UJ1
l % Medden 02, Ran- intendent during the thirty years
i ,sd J. E. : Widener the lino wa* leiued to the Nashvillc, Chattanooga and St., Louis
rfGhn Riddle f a rm '53.
Railroad. Another lease was ne
gotiated In 10.10 and since then
FIRHTS TONIGHT he has been living In retirement.
IgM E S S
[SURV, Conn,,-
Funeral arrangements have not.
Dec. 10. bc$n completed.
i ^RUney, Bf ^Bfidge[tt will tak a part in'his
Soup is sto ted by ■"some doctors
jinte hr won the light to be tho be*t appetizer before n
kt- championship from meal, with tea and coffee as a.secpbach last /July. He ond and third choice.
Jimslcn Kid, of NoW - \ -; j» ■_____
15-round bemt nnd hia
A load of two’ tons can be car
n t stake.
ried by a full grown elephant.
'ho’s Who In
Are Rttyingf Eati
The Legislature Horse Flesh, Is Clfl i m
*
LOUIS VICTOR
(House of Representative*).
*’ Mr. Victor, a resident of St.
Augustine, nnd nenior rcprqientntive in the delegation fr**m St.
Johns county, was born in London,
England, 45 year* ago. He rcccivod his early education in the
public schools t,f Kuropc, nnd came
to the United States 20 years ngo,
nnd was naturalized ns early
thereafter n* the laws of the
country permitted.
Mr. Victor has resided in StJ
Augustine terr 20 years, nnd i*
prominent in civic matters and
fraternal circle*.
Ho wit*. first
elected to the Florida Legislature
in 1024, .after defeating Henry
sinhr and Frank Corbett, former
representatives, In the' Democratic
primary. He served in the session
of 1025, and was outstanding in
Jitauneh support of the ndrainistrntion of Gov. John W. Mnrtin, a
close personal friend fo r n number
of years. He was rc-electod In
primary of 102(1 by a large m ajor
ity, and with Harry K. Jackson,
will represent St, Johns county in
the session of 1027. Thi» year. he
promises again to bo one of the
strongest administration support*
ters, nnd states that,bo will tukc a
WINS 7T$ GOLD K tftB X lt
p fllC A G O ,
Da .
rflle
C om pany, t o
6 - W - T I io
Wm
urv«y<Ki pa
;\>wn*nip- *
*■ rs‘.r .?!*
miniature geld fdotbali, emblematic Street line cm Springfield Bom
of a championship, is designed for ford, to GoUait-Jkvenue.
- i - * watch charm but Herb Steger;
FEEING, .Dee, io . - W —Tbo
sTof k*cWiela c° « h a t Northwestern,
B CIRC
vnt- h^s nearly'’enough for a necklace.
ntfdpj W i
mm
!itl c? Ctl
fT h« o u t
tMrn mid (b*r
th e bill
fjgfUppf .you In
Umi 11; W r it o n v h s J / f\VU>
of
OUB COUX* Nurth*u*l q u a rte r (N E f-l); .W tfr-
-
drdkr
o p -rn tu c A T io x
^
•«asl q u a rte r tN K I-O of N o rth w S i
coneien’tlve^wiisw*
Jm m b ered
T l b T w u '' ( I k C ourt
CHARLBS HCHW.TZJ& *t sL,
Defend tuna. .
i
TUB BTATB OP FLORIDA. *•!
aad .tba N ortheast q u a rte r (N K iH )
THK U K g 4KSSUP FBHTIL- W Jte c tlo a 30; all In Towoahlp to
IZKR COSlI’ANYjft corporation end south, lia n x a I t e a s tr— > .
THK ELLBWt*
-— 'T ract
PANT, a corpo
U ' T v n U>. of «eoU na4». Town*
IM I'U D feX T
I t being made tu appear to this ship Ip -so u th of Itsn u o I t oast.
C ourt th at a auntmons In 'C h an cery
- T»Wrt & V
Fcr southern wear is ah itnpu- has
heretofore been Issued, directed
The south «.n«*-Kalr (a*k) m tub
dent little sptTt drew of nlnk wool to each of you and th a t tbo S heriff northw
est Q uarter (N lV U f) of fieeSeminole County. Florida, ha*
trimmed with embroidery in choxry of
made re tu rn th a t the nam e cannot bfforo o a r aald* C ircuit ,C iW t a (
colored wool.
be served on either of you, owing
to the failure of each of you to
oleqt offlcera o r to appoint agents
*
.
Frank L. Miller lef| Thuraday
for Tallahassee, whore he will
spend a short time' on business.
leading part In assisting In enact
ment of legislation recommended
by the governor.
NOTICE
rtda.au
Tho annual meeting of the stockJyuur***:
holders of tho Sanford Building j known,
and I-onn Xssoclation will ba lieMf
*
nt the offito of tho 'Association,
No. 224 Magnolia Ave., Sanford,
Florida, at R .P, M. on tho second
Saturday in ‘January, 1&S7'’ (Jan
uary nth, 1S127) for tho purpose
of electing a board . of dlrcctora
for the enruing year, and transV:
TTPfl It ^
,V
afting such other business aa may ' Th« south tw enty ( « ) ch»Jn» t>t.
properly come before theAHtotlng. I M fodr (O and ell b f Lot F lv s
(I) of-Section t ; Lot. Two ( I ) or unaurveyed p art of Section 10i Lot*
Sanford Building &
Oar. (1). T * o
<*>■ r o u r
Loan Asso.
<*)v FWe (» r t a d « * ( l ) or unHy: T. J. Miller, Pres.
Attest: A. P. Connelly, Sec.
I v
to
'
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; ; j -,
• ! #9iA
,i*. ,i i •».r.
—is the subject of ah iAustral
booklet which will cutno frotjf .f
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.
printer,,about,
It tells the things yetLhxvVi
(wanted
i n n I to^nO
n
ib-gw ^pK aw iy
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Insane,
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Watches
11first class cities, and.Sanford certainly comes in that class, have first class Loan Offices, and iri opening:
refilling a much needed place in the City Substantial. Our dealings will be found square , our irterchandi
ir prices rotten, by rotten we mean that they are good—for you, for they’re low!
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Trust us to give you the very beat results in C
ING and DYEING. It does^l u t k f c V i t a *
money, but it doeft^Iewu us when wo give you
satis faction. W ith o u r new plant we speeL
Ladies’ work nnd ^A havb a maui Whor knows’
clean any gairoent rith t.
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ALM BEACH, Fla.,
'/— Floflda can grow
ie United Staten with
of the principal comv being im ported. Into
Gcorgo F, Betm J.
• th e G re a te r Palm
n U r of Commerce, tot.I
ber* of the Florida le a g u e
iclpnlitie.#, in annual scs>
luncheon m eeting todays
«isel pointed ou t the do
lt of agriculture in rrla the development of cont, He told fcthe , mayors
p ffld a ls from alt p arts
h t e of the wonderful oj>e»4#ffered in slate fnrm-
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FORT ' M Y E R S ^ A post-ecason I'ptomincnt ln F lo rid a journalism
heme miiMtV*?
football girtno haa been scheduled Ifor half a century.
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pa high school*, the" b u ttle id h e. W INTER H A V EN
N egotia- ®ecnamed b, ihe-.e^
Hinged ni Tam pa, Dee. lb . F o rt tt»n# linve s ta rte d here fo r thc',St. The ncwly^^jJ
Myers went from the HIL’idmrotigh p.ml, Minn,, baseball club to trijlu
eleven enrlv in the season, one of In W inter Jla v u n next spring. St.
the few such victories, but* injuries Paul officials arc said to have ex
it, star players resulted in several Jpressed n liking / o r this city arf n
later defeats for the local squad.
place to train , mid art invitation
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P E N S A C O L A —T his
c ity m ay | president, to come down.
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KANSAS CITY, Dec. 10.—</P>— busied itself in running, ddwn
t Rounding up the thieves tif a e rial 'm otor car thieves, though n o t los
I steeds may to? the part of membem ing sight ■if its original jju rjx m
I of the A nti-H upo Thief, Asaocia- when a home theft Was reported.
And now. just as the m otor
f Uon.df history repeats. itself again.
i There yvan a tiinr-dik th e horso- ‘thief pushed hack the horsd thjef,
■stealing day# of the Sourilweat so the purluincr of airplanes is
“Talk aboutr hie being C zar of
| when the association hud it# hands ‘thrusting aside the ru stler Of nutoBaseball! Why I have more bosses
full in running down those W h o muhiles. Several airplanes theft's
in baseball than there are Bolshe
rustled t|icir neighbors' h o rse# .' have been repotted ill the Southviks in Moscow,” the commission
In fuel, th at situation, and n flock [ w ist. it ml if history really does re
er em phatically declaimed in- the
ing oT crim inals to the sta te , re pent itself, the A. II. T. X 4 soon
fe a tu re address of, the banquet.
sulted in CTgnniratlon of th e socei. vcill lie taking up the pursuit of
“ Yes, indeed, I have hundreds of
the thit-sen of aerial steesd.
t y in J8W it) M issouribosses, nnd I m ight add th a t the
From Horses to Airplnpes
w orst of them a re hut in the o rg a n
Methods of protection devised in
Madison finistruPtiotr
under
ization either."
the w estern mining camps were in wu) on new post tiff ire arcade
Tho com m issioner was -vehehicnt
corporated in the new o rg a n isa here, co stin g * 25,00(1.
In his declnrntion th at he was not
tion By-two of its founders, Major
ti C zar uhd th a t he did hot Want
to he a Czar.
“ W hat. I w ant to be is ju st. I
was called Into this baseball. I did
not nsk to he electod commissioner
anil I will not Hsk.Jtr> be ao-clccted;
If I am, I will ttV to rentier you as
faithful service as lAutVe tried to
render you in the past,”
The association, ns It finished it#
25th year,, turned aside from plea
sure and business for a few minuJfB to. pay n high tribute to the
services of John H F arrell, who
for 25 years has devoted his en
tire life to the dovelopmont of tho
organization which control.# minor
league baseball. The association
rose and stood for a moment as
.Mr. Farrell was uitr<ilured
A (iift Selected from
than *1,001,188,000 In
bber, raw silk, coffee and
a r arc im ported into this
innyally.” Mr. BcnseJ soitl.
ig ar positively will grow
trained Everglades. Ruh
action would not ho profth« present tim p^hut rub> are growing/tfnw In tho
tea. nnd as in fthe ihrtaiica
inti Coffee inudatries need
work of some scientist—
Burbank—fo make - them
« In this clim ntr.
-©station might well 1w fu
ll the future development
do.- It can lu< made of
L4 CIET DEATH SEN TENCE
benefit to the. Klnridia is
MOSCOW,
O c e J lOi—(/P )U F o u r
. Not only lh at, but I’
rreaeo the tem perature of teen crim inals Imvc benn sentenced
It; lands nnd aid farm •!». tu death a f te r having been found
u n ity of c o m m ittin g 57 robberies
Benncl told tho
'ht; tnnsolichUo,
;■ MIAMI—One hundred and nine
ty-five residents ot this city h a w
begun an enumeration of Miami’s
populace to d eterm in e tho populntlon figures. The ccnius, u feder
al one. is being undertaken by an
Bench News, oft
and Journal, nn
'ions of the | Wl
now being conj,
formerly ov-cupli
paper. T. E. Fh
and the newapaj
organization of volunteer w orkers. still 'em Doraril,
The census’ wiw au th orised by the
OCALA— Frank E. H a rris, one U nittd S tates " se c re ta ry of com
of the oldest jo u rnalists o f 1 the merce.
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A salmon Caught is H
Htate, and editor and publisher of
the Ocala Bn niter, observed the
PENSACOLA — Arrangem ent.# river by the Kart Q| j
eightieth anniversary c f ids birth for n statew ide program to in years ago sull holditfe.,
on Dec. 3
Mr. H arris has been crease in terest
In ■P resb y terian
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For those who love to ha'
their Gifts the most fff
corned our Store offers I
unlimited selection. . \
Our
Suggestions always means
"The (iift Acceptable.”
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ill Moscow, Sentences Were Im
posed by the political ndm inislraW ornlng session opened tjon and the men will be shot irnW> Invocation nnd weleom- iniuliately. A la rg e g roup of g a n g
Iresscs by M ayor Spencer
ste r s hus been exiled.
*t o f W est Palm Bench nnd
Cooper O. Light Itown of
Beach. Mayor J. N. Fn>f 81. Augustine responded.
nlHec on rc*o|utions and on
tt. mee.llng place were np, Inform al reports on ftsafely , utilities ami other
t«ca were heard,
afternoon will bo given
• cruise on Ijik r Worth.
Umbrellas
Dr Leagues Have
ed Biggest Part
National Meeting
lE.VTLLE, Dec. 10.—UFi
league nrtivity hns nut been
fconspiruous at the National
k ifim ' closing tonight
AI
I each m ajor league club ha#
pm two to six ropresenin
jresent, it has been essrnti
[m inor league meeting.
“niBjor league resident#, manscouts nnd conches came
sld, to be "goodfellows " All
th a t they expected to get
it from the minor# here, .mg
I th a t the picks from tin
leagues hud been made whrn
t 1 done?" Repented Mr.
row, o / the New Ymk Ynnilen questioned. "Nothing,
itnndlng nround this hotel
tu Id be considered s'ome;
m o th e r big leaguers made the
i f* p o rt.- Not even the many
id new pilots were aide n> put
a high hnt with the vet erun
mtlengUers. There were men
•v ery side who knew them
'A', Albania, Dec. 10.—(/II
s*ty of friendship and setwean A limn in and Italy,
f censure in .lugo Rlavin,
ratified by the Albanian
osierv
paniHola
right and
leun nl».*t.
Here is a i
acceptable gift for an;
on your list Cm
revet v f-s the heal lit #t wtlenme i> t h u t of lliig e r ire ■-v<■■i move ulluring than e \e t
Above Alt*
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t y p e . «’I»ilvt!I V t . b i
Delicate h u m !
t n U DI^llULs u f lu c i ‘, \
t>r liarul drawn work, with riulturing satin rib-
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Tirc$tone
Gum-Dipped Balloons
In every section of this cmmlry, mt every kunl
of roads, in all kinds of cars, Firestone UhIIoohm an
lieml and shoulders above all others —their ennlnrc Gum-Dipped. *
* B etter get your Firestone balloons now conn
ill to d a y .
trade dispatch today *t;id
[V officials believed Alitlld nql ratify the pact,
pg the. excitement in Jugn
al judges recently declared
itutlon the Kaufman art in
ol-k under which plJ rni!
Derating within the limit#
U y-aro required tojUscong ^ K r o f steam locumotlva#.
Gloves
A delightful gift di*t
109 W. FJHST ST,
The .senaon'B
sniarlcat
Beautiful all
leal her
silk.
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sonic
and
Novelty decorations
have been used mi
purses.
.show
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a
elose
thought
on
morning.
Completc-n
of styles in
these
Per?
ChrM
seven!
t e r n s , in s h a tJ ^ s .o f tan
A variety of styles
in a wide range of colors.
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�iA N F O I W I l E R i t L
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je Recommendations For
eclamation Of The Everglades
Everglade* drainage district.
The acreage tnx, now levied
in tho d istritt, would *N0T> *bc
applied to Lands which it I* pro
posed to nricx;
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The Ilonrtl of, Commiasioner*
of the Everglades .Drnimtgc
District would determine the ter
ritory to be annexed.
An advisory committee, com
posed of nt least five residents
of the proposiM district, would
be named to advise with the
present a th u board on reclama
tion m atters, furnishing the
state officials With “valuable In
form ation," ‘ gathered. «n , the
ground.
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, The duties of the advisory
board woftld be prescribed by
the
state board. V• .
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de legislature, 4 its
is ,io n , accept* the
dons of the ndvlscf appointed by 0ov-
,Martin, chairman of
ainsgc board, for flwork in tbe
c ^ i e w h a t would
osed b* bo added to
would be leviea.
orj- directly affected
Iffd in the drainairo
rclades, nmi control
of 1-nkc Okeechohe embraced in- the
Made On
lc a ra g u a n
Ideals A r e
SayB Rogers Revolutionary
, Dec.
10.—(/F)~
b of this country
Rogers Aaces It? ii
and hr(?odePt idjola N icaraguan revolutionary •junto,
dclivererf his opfn- here tonight. ’ An unknown man
New York appear fired from n revolver at Zepeda
ion <it n chnrlty nf- ns the latte r was entering his au
tomobile. * Thu chauffeur bod n
we narrow escape.
^petition Keen
Petersburg’s
Horse. Show
i -.y y -
I th # 3rd d a y o f J a n u a r y .‘A. D 19JT .'/ of yi6n,.rnBr bu dfucfted >.ut a t ytn%
Club,
owner of the Jungl* Country
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un»W er th * tU lt o f C o m p la in t and each of y 6 u and Invested la
who recently gave-tlfe ground f a r 8l* <*) and Bev*n €t> or unth«- .C o m p la in a n t , a m i
that a n y
f
ile
d
H its C o u rt RKftlutt you, and an d lu ll c la im * w h lc c h you m ay
ft flying field th a t has p u t-tn i* eurveyed part of Hsction IS: all In e a ch In
of yo u , In fh l* cause, sstd o r a n y
o f' yo u
m ay
h a V s - Or
Township ie south. Hange Jl «aa».
ca u a a b rln x n s u it to rem ove clou ds tn a kn In a n d to ' iwna t a n a s m ay hi
city cm tho jtir map of the United
T ract ft.
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Wownhltchka — W ork ncarliig
8T\ PETERSHUHG, Flu., Dec. 10. completion on now post .office. V,
' -v~V e>—-Honor* were about evenly ______ , - ______ . divided nmong the Jungle H ub i T r o f i t T
o r tU »
a n v n v n i ju d ic ia l . ■.c m r o iT
I nsfliionn Estate* nnd Tampa en
trie s with the Jungle Club, having
ft slight lead in the first annual
horse show h«*M
thin city under
the auspices of Jungle Club here
yesterday.
It Was the coming out event if
social seaso nf *'r
1 the Floridn west
coast. It brcsight h ere’ the blooded
stee<i* of this section- with . the
sm nrt set op edge for the occasion.
The South Sid- stables nnd scat
tering entries also mnde n good
showing in the elaborate program
th at brought <*ut n number of
thrills.
' The west one-half t>Y I - f ) and
Lot* One t n . Two f t ) / and Three
<11. nil in gectlob 1 Tow nship JP
south ItAi\ge I t east.
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T racts.
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of the south one-hnlf (S l-IJi of
Section IV. West unc-half <W 1-8)
hf Northeast q uarter (NE 11-4);
Northenst Quarter
INB 1-4) of
Northwest qtinrter (NW 1-4); and
s n u th u .s t quarter <HW 1-4F nnd
Lots to,,, (t) and Three <3\ nil In
Secth.n to, Lots numbered One (1).
Two i d snd Three fS) of Meet Ion
**: ' S ,’d l-ols numbered One (1).
Two il l and the northeast q u a rte r
INB -l ii of Ifertlon .30; . a l l
In
Tosimli'ii Id south, Itat,go 31,.cast.
Tr*et 4.
loll Till, ( 1 ) of Hectlon 10, Tow n
ship I"
imh of llango 31 east.
T m r t n.
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The south one-half (S 1-1) tif the
noriiiw..i quarter (MW 1-t) of
Feet |..n
Township jo aoulh.
a n d q u irt t it le In the C o m p la in a n t, cancelled.
W IL M A J d U W O O D R U F F , in and
I t I s t h e r e f o r ’ o n n o jit C D
that
to ■ tti«. abo ve
d escribed
lan d s,
tin <K.al).
By A. ^ U B K
w h e re in , Com p In In an t p ray* fo r a t h is 'N otice t*e p u tillsh o d in
D e cre e of t h is C o u rt, declaring;, n d - r i jh / jr d H e r a ld , a .n ew spaper pubJ u d x ln x and
d e c re e in g the
tea llsh o tl In S e tn io o le C o u n t y ,-F lo r id a , Wll.WX, HOCailOI.DER £y,
s im p le th in In a n il to sa id lan d tu otto* a W eek ’ f o r fo ur < t > consecu
be In the (V m ip la ln a u t: co n firm in g , tiv e w eeks.
Holldtom* for Complainant
d e c ln rln x , mlJmtKlner a n d decreeing
T” *‘*''
^1- ' - 'I Ll■■ P*-F ■>*-*.- *«■
th e title of the C o m p la in a n t to ho f" *~ ' '
a stood and In d e fe a sib le title . In fen
s im p le ; d c c re e ln x a ll title , elulm
o r Interest c la im e d b y you or a n y
o f you ur n n y p a rty or p artie s
c ln lm ln x or t li c la im und e r >'oU‘ ur
a n y of you In nnd. In "a id land* to
be w h o lly n u ll and void and of no
e ffe c t w lin tn isp vfr; p e rp e tu a lly r n - !
J o in in g nml r e s t r a in in g you
and
■ each of you a n d y o u r invent*, a e rv . f
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a n ta anil a tto rn e y * from n * * erlln « ■
n n y c la im by ile cd of conveyance,.' ■
licginnlng
December
11
the
Ihrcc
banks
In
San!
m n p o r o the rw lae, o r In le r f c r ln x In .
.
a n y w a y W ith th e -p o sse ssio n of tint , n 3 m u d o s e nl
co m p ln ln n n t. It*
successor*, a s
s ig n s . grunteea. g ra n tees, agent* or
a tto rn e y s, and from a sso rtin g tit le
to * ald Ism l or any port or parcel
th e re o f, r e q u ir in g you and each of
y o u to set foTth th r n ature of yo u r
re s p e c tiv e c la im s mul fu rth e r p ra y *
t b s t n il rlttlm n of you and each of
y o u m a y bo duU -rm lned by a d e * '
c r e c o f th is C o u r t nnd th at the In - : u
tc ra s t, If u ny, h eld by, you nnd vault * M B B F B f l B B S B I l B B f l B B B B E B B B B B a B B n B B H B a B B B B B B B B B a a i
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Individual honors were divided
as follows: First. J. W. Cooper,
Tam pa; second, W arren Lansing
Jungle Club; third, Mrs. I^ b e rt
Fulton. Pasadena.
Mr*. Fulton who rode Conger
Hell In victory in the evening show
wen the blue ribbon ns the best
woman rid er from a field of 38 on-trie* and has been singled out ns
one of the best horsownmen in the
South.
Hi is shew will lie im annual
event in St. Petersburg
It was
brought here by W alter P. Fuller,
.V'Tfffr fa* oTrenu t'oart
M »nth * udlclitl circuit •’ of
rttatc nf Florida, In and f u r j
n e l n -Ceuntr.- o n - t h l * tfta *r4
of December, \ D. t f i i . \
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12 Noon Each Saturday
First National Bank
Sanford Sank and Trust s
Seminole County Bank
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fry
Zo{)eda apsorlcd th a t hi- Jicllevcd
,n’t itfio atte m p t was connected with
n g 't h e recognition by Mexico of Dr.
Jilt Fncasa as president <»f N icaragui
‘nl. nnd thnt it was a plot corned out
rid by agent*.-of General Dim , who
»r- j-eccntly was elected p m blent by
ing the N icaraguan Congress and who
ng has been recognized by tlm United
,,ro S ta te s as the constitutional chic?
executive.
England, I>e. Iil —
tn Rhodes scholai-s
llur*" for represen'
I rnnto-H with Ci|m-
u^a-asou.
Of Ith-V
firitif, ■nine of wborm
non' tPmn one stTbrf
I “Blue winners are:
tall- \ i Valentine,
tra.k events— It. H.
Irama. F. It ThOUngi'-tu K 1. H yatt,
J U \ liosebaugb.
f ranlie t., PennK /■’<
Uoorgin;
u -i*’1 I! S Sam s,
f vr
W. Dim
rmr. 'iii'T Vie'-- u n r g . thus >nii in11•I .mix l» of >t/n he lint!
l*nil ,1 \\ FulbrighQ > i»u a r c lu ’i i b ) i c a u l r e d to u p p « a r
t o a p p e a r * t o t h e H i l l i»f C o m p l a i n t
tier S|M,r t i - W .
W. In til in eauRQ uii Monday the 3rd.
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Louisiana, and box- h > o f J u n u i i r ) , 11>27, nl t h e C o u r t
U o t i m * nt H a n f o r t l , H c fi iln o lc C o u n t y .
rrrill < alifornift.
F l o r i d * * , n n d in d- f u u i l o f wueh u p I' p u r j u it' i*
M im i m
pro t’ lH ifi'M o
Flayers
ute To Dead
‘hool
lo 'l n ft f<>r t t lc p o r p i n f r i/f iJUJetlllK
t h e t l t l i * o f 1 1)-- t ' i n n p l n l i u * til In a m !
I ■* t h e n h o v e i l e ' i r r i h r d prem lpic b
I T IH F U t T I I F I I ( U t P K H K I * t h a t
till *4 Or <14*l be | m MO bed o|)i*c u Week
I Grid T o a m
fo r
f*itt r
Stinford
llnfirrl
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p * iftenuxm of ' l l , WJJJiON
fUr lalrbiick nf the
R SebiMtl squad, fa-
In
a |t»*wnpit pr r pub
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S» rn I r m l♦* C o u n t y ,
O U |i,.t i u —<j<T»)' F l o r i d a
D o N i : A N r» o K C K J IK C
I du | »„ i-oln High J d a y o f PtM’ c m l i r i IfiJS
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R iillr llo r s f u r . C u m p taln a iit.
I ’ u lir I»« c .1. In . 17 £ f , 31
u 8 gatne with Seft*k* ngn
N fJrU tbi* week
r*°. the result of n )
in il,,. gnntu, i
N Whr.'li-r will be
P**r*. n ha* been j
p k Kcinliers of t h ) ‘
F *ri a* honorary!
Christmas is rapidly ap
proaching' and a happy time
it will be—with the cheery
hot fire and the Christmas
'Free, naturally cares are
banished for the time. You
enter into the spirit of the
Holidays with a joyous care
free feeling-but, if you ro
through the Holidays with
Inadequate Fire Insurance
Protection, your care free
feeling may turn into one
of dismay!
Do You, Want
Small Truck Farm
1 m v q some choice two ncr©
tracts on Dixie Highway that
I am offering for $1200 with
$200 down nnd $20 per month.
This land is tho finest kind 6f
trucking land and flowing wa
te r and electricity arc available.
Each tra c t has a, frontage of
^
to —</P)—The
fftpare for 1027 la ,125 feet on good paved road.
Anyone who want* enough land
wot, Roger Habfion,
tclJ th* Deaton. to raiaQ their own vegetable*
ntierce today. 1- ■' and still bo close enough to
Sanford to be convenient should
outlook lor .the
buy one of these tracts before
■Bsbsun declared
•itreiMl jt woul;1 they a re all gone.
ays Best Way
ire FW 1927
Fires Are Most Numerous
A t Christmas
m ark e t
•o»er commodity
Waiver,
I
“A Share
Your Patron_ -v
i
age Will Be Appreciated”
brcpuVo
f o r.
!>gy (auineas,',
in 1227, you
dace your In-
Mr. m Mrs. J . A. Roach
..
Proprietors. •
Buckles $2
Sterling silver belt
buckle* tZ. Otharo
Gifts For The Family
To Buy For The Man
? l. RultOftftlBA 91
ami $J. ilHU $1
and IZ,
A^iuit with tho Dickson-lvcii label v/oulu
glmldcn n man’s heart. Rricea from $.'15
to i | 00 . And n young man usually,ncodn
n tuxedo. Those .hero ore 5M0 to $60 .
Clubs $5
McGregor
iron
clubs' $5. Woollen
head dubs $8.50.
Canvas golf bags
Developers
i of cotton and
wotilcl play-
Hoforc prcpiiring this mlvortisi'nicnt wc
niadu n tjuryey of t>2 nu-n a siting. " W lm l
(In vuii want f o r C'hrifltmro?"— .Uid m ure
ihan fo u r-fifth s replld, “ S- rnethinR’ to
wear " Wr pilhl'ah hero a list nf .n u t,
able gift-i.
l ’loase rcnn-mlier that the
finer, exclusive Rifts a rc chosen early —
so plan your shopping u a r r Hnfrly.
*•»— ***
would
thr nhoc In*1
Dobba llat* In th«>
ninp-l^ira
style.
Light , grays
ami
tans nrft- popular.
PERMIT US TO DISCUSS
' YOUR INSURANCE
—
NEEDS WITH YOU
AT THIS TIME
L, A. RENAUD
“> present ‘in
OF GIFTS FO R .MEN ;
-W
1926, with
»l^k
A W O M A N ’S S E L E C T IO N
What Man J2ver Had
Enough Shirts
Frankly, we haven't heard of such n
man I Manhattan ahirts arc $3 to §3.00
Others are |2;50. Colors arc f a s t, buttons sewed to stay.
Sweaters $2
nv.-tntcr*. .1
tin.
�D, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 10, J 9 2 6
ml
.TBEX
By William
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nr.Kf f'r’’l:i*<J <, ytHj.do not have«4o
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prjniertlc.H, nothing I; iir f vyr hj,-en
found t/> tnko tub place « / tliU ewlp h u t.. preparation. ‘ Tilt: mpmcnt
yfu apply it healing herring.
(mly
thfxe who have hud unsightly qjjn
trouble* run .know the dclijrhCThbi
Mefttho-Stllphur
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Sanfonl, Fla.
J
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D e«r f5d:-\-,'■ • * AcrompJir'hmentH are atadr ho
ottsy to m-quiri1 (hear day* that h
man r a r e talent* really boa nothiipt of- which h r ran- ha proud. *
1 U la no lofipr/ nrecaanry to go,I"
College to become nri-fii-imt in ntij.'thlhK.
A ll you huv*- lu d-- in to
.altc u ciirrcaptnidcnuu course.- The
Kjflfoptyfo) wits that a build J e ily tilin g that you can't get In ohr
be tirfi ted itl S aran ac I-tike of th e id rorieapondc-oed ' t o u i r f a
c afflicted " it h tub'-vec that >«*u could get a t college U A
and ■ h <■ other that u <'In i ■ ; > Nieitiherchip in a greuk letttT fra
>•< • torial building U >1 ternity.
lei. at
Tluekim lf
l|epj»,'
a
iohii
no m a tte r
B crrru s
TUvS u r T L r Bo t t l e
(tp.C C & A A f!! vwytv,
o p milv .
MIS7EC ADCHLE BAUMS
iu
DEt-ICAT&SSEM OVU2GED
A S B l6 A S >WtS 'I - c
me a
CASTS SDCTEE/4 < !*■
[ 7^ 8 1 6 r o b b e r . ' ^
I have no d -ul.t Uurr.- uiv,- odt»,‘
>■111(1 learn t,t |>l»> a iromphone b j i
m ail.- -in fact, I foal w in - ih a t siF l*
hi»ve r , i f heard perform on iljj* !
o -tn in ie n t of to riu n - not*! lutVc-l
lejirned that wav
Then
A ^ ' A 6 G G a > B vS
W v W r/F N E CEM TS
1
;
That’s What Oscar Thinks
FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS
^'tflitjhoyVBon begun the ffl' a *hinn anything from playing a j
SMt{>tHRtJi* him th’c Idol nf n saxophone to «v. irmii>ici ■ but It j
hail
iitjt public.
would b< ante always to who only!
M, c .if th>’- .N'afiot.a! A - In w ater tiiat wo- not u\.-r -Tsabt
Q iity e fn e ifi.w h ich i-< <■ <.
jp fp tak e tin# gTewler |>:irt of
Cl ic !.. I ■- C r' inert
raM Inlttt'n v.im nppoint
f>^p(l!fy th '1 constitution of the
latino ond <irM>nm« |)I0|U-|
tyut MVftlons of the -tgroe
c im « »* -tv tcevict, otc.
h a r o .v m e a r
A f*f\v lereoiis by- miiil-svill,beach>
I ’ r.ivt n itv ,
coirtiduepfj
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W
016 C O 0B r . q 1
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fiMy Bottle of cr eam —
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i c a a jt s e e w v
THIS-
ydMV, x
CAW-
I T S BECAUSE WHEN
YOU'RE MILKIN/ IT'S
HARDER TO HlT THfM
LITTLE 0 O T T L E . S )
Li t t l e Bo t t l e c o s t s s
M O R E fWAW A B I6
/
BO TTLE OF
-1
MILK
now|
I f jih e aer-inn r, "Of the m il- bii(kwui-t lino 'iB'nfoi he.niay
I.-;- held bdhiitd ’ clofSd no. m attes how limited hi* ••dvn 'I J
a u b jr f is h n a g e r a nnd n fdw tin t m ay I'C, ran (faro to h» n
tfe e p riip the phi yd/ market (lutllic speaker of -uch fluent \ uitd
s.
Hundreds ofyttatLa {iiiWtlr thitt he i “ n liobl ijM-at luuij ;
ires were di-cuased-Tcn enn-t in the palm of hi* hand Jolt!
Itd m lth tim e only to remain like if ig j; i up lioble a st^ft-bolltf^l
0 «;aoeplldxll. . A m i . JL iuv'ltj
.f a lgtin g of tbi 'n-evKnitTnn ht'«f l t« cec t many init>ii«v sjs u k c r s ,
hSkipnljclu hut mnny nicm- thin i uo-t have had th is «OTt fll |
indicated tjley will 10 iini'Lt.y., ‘.HI (hey d id n 't hold me I
ill
-i.a v ille throuplnnu th* o. v . i lluw of thoir hand# or i n 1
?& ‘-omi.letc lrn<b>«. plfty you t b e 1 !ii i o f then v i - i c c B . either. v
A;.>I ym iecan le a tn - trr * a t apa»r
;Ai<ufi be mail, nnd th a t'a about
tni- .
I w aht to e a t all of It*
thm I t.iiisuine— by mail. You can!
r-vin b a r n t«> play golf and to
u-nkc mv* by vorrt*r Dondence. Ylo]
m e llvuie in • s m u t a g e of correspendcio e
A. I knirA iudge.
^another day
111 m a y he stopped In 21
u i i . lo v e r l i becked, ticnprtled, t h c y r x ln i »\ - 1<■»•.t
The v-.iy J L A MII I,'.- .
cffitio tit that we paid s i,,
fo r It. Uml't I i i> nil lei l ev
m i don't tlclny. .O ct the
tpplotc
le l.l'e
t !l.l'
nm
• Ibe m ost im portantf
thorn
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BOOTSAND. HER BUDDIES
HSMJIHW OATh'. \T t4 owLy
A L nikt CWEU TVJO VJ«<S
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I
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HPNfcw'T
SA o P V tO
ON WWAt YOO AWfc
60IN6 To 6WY To
An k BOOY YIT ?
One Way of Looking At It
OVLl'M lo s GONNA UANft t
r TO jnO'sTTR .OYtClURES
t—B
A LCfr OV V\CTvjWt^ TAKEkl
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MOCK SAOPOIMC. r
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BL 'TS.^v'avY
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T&CV KAOt AT tACtt tfTt\tM.-TWlY‘D
M O «£N DfcOELY SEN O ’L H
43f c T E A C X ,'S IL f
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if thin coun-
turiHibin
.tt'n
|l|e K -“1 ' t me
long on 11rvii e
, 1k i/fingihg million-.
5 (.'nrcara-llrnie :de-t|nininc
.
CHINA
y o u g t l IIII l . ’S. in I In rr i
HavilandHavarian■ ■•''Noritrike—
Open Stock
h jp o t r jit , , ,\ i ell -liiir r » -l*
i y
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JJfiif?# - -»>' *
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W fth p T n x i D riv e r- . t
:!.C lty nf Punforri Invt
find Vo ‘A rn n *fee pn.»ent . fnr fiOc in the 1 ity
Ills, 'Lpjtrci veil . I.v
tie;
ice Department.
McLaulin
The Jeweler
Davjgommit- no P aper
. A6 MN THIS MoRWfNG
IT ISN'T THE NEW-SeaYi- FAULT. POf
IT’S T H E T Y T e s-tH 6 Y C0 M 6
O V E R AND G E T OUR
. PAPER T o B E A D
v BEFORE’ W E 'R E O p
,— ""'T
' SAY-CAN
1 G oR R oy/ M Y
MORNING PAPER 7
- HERE'S THE FIRST'
‘SECTION — W f Re Nf»r,
FINISHED yhtm w e y
RerroFiTveT*/Sf
Since 1878
x o i‘Florida's Leading Pept. Stores
.
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“sc
Otir -Chri^ynaa Present To You
5fe>ol Fall and
But You Can’t Shoot It
VO6Uf hlLi fba ‘4H , , ,* 5 ■
ip800 of them at
$ > :< t ‘ C - M i T * I f
^ 0C H » y e j^
-A V
ir 11th
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.
H U L L O ; OLO Y b P - —A
U H ^ U O H T .Y d O fS H O o t
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3 O K V& TH IN 0 1 ?
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i8 —Business Set vice Offered 57—-Good Things to Eat
j Daily Herald
ad .
BATES
77->
B. J,. PERKINS — Haberdasher PASTRIES, IMES, salads. Wo taku
ta^ti
headquarters for C o I b a g i a t e
Special
orders
for parties.
Clothes. 110 F irst.S treet.
Routh's Delicatessen. 1621 W. 1st
St.
T H E SEMINOLE PRINTMRY,
ANSCO CAMERAS «
NOTICE—See J. R, -------Ellis for
AND SUPPLIES
<501 W. 9th S t W. N. Lumlcy. Prop. Chnatmas orangie. Fancy oranges
$3.0fl per box. Phono 581-J CUdory
Avenue.
'* CLARENCE-SMITH
General Contractor
600 West F irst Street
— llouttchoid Good*
a t Phono 441
FOIt SALE—Om> gas rang*), used
WIGIlT-CllKISEN BERRY PRINT
•) months. Reply B-A, care Her
SHOP — Printing, Engraving, ald.
Embossing. See an f ir s t Wo do
I t Phono 417-W. R, R. Avenue
G7—Rooms With Hoard:
Commercial Street. *
[Cash l« Advance
Lt*. «»1 *« received
and collector sent
for payment,
lflc a line;-;
8c a line ,
„7e «*Jhie
on request,
rates are for
Mcrtions.
j0f average length
, i line,
t -charge of 305 for
on. J
jjinc Is restricted to
JjJficAtion.
or Is mode T}>* Sanwill be responsible
Incorrect Insertion, 25— Florists.
er for subsequent
A. K. ROSSITER
[The office should be
Phone 212-W
liateljr In case of Celery Avenue
* *' *. _4_
A Floral Suggestion for Eyery
)V£RTISERS ■
Occasion
ild representative
Floral Designs a Specialty
fsroiliur w ith .ro tee,
ilfication will give, CALL 352 for fresh cut flowers
information. And
and plants. Mrs. Ginn. San
Ethey will assist you ford Heights.
your want ad. to
affective .
“ST E W A R T THE FLOUtST"
TANT NOTICE
Flowers for all occasmns s .
. should give their
McLANDER ARCADE
j
itoffico oddress ns
Phone 781.
phone number if
(result*. About one
V a thousand has a 27— Professional Services
the others can’t
DR. J. U. V1DLER
with you' unless
your address.
Chiropodist
Jnusnce MUST be
(Foot Specialist)
on a t The Sanford
Lloyds Shoe Store.
or by letter. T*lei. Phono 10!^’ fdr appointment.
otinuances are not
F o r R e n t.
fp -fr/J
• >j |
83—Farms and Land For Sale 80—Automobiles for Bite
’T» i t (I
ITT
FOR RENT—Furnished house a t
KENT VULCANIZING -WORKS.
LOTS ON EASY TERMS
Silver Lake. See Jno. D. Jink$10 rash and $10 monthly will IIOOD AND GOODYEAR TIRES.
U. S. L. ‘batteries.
ins a t Court House.
buy
well located Oak Hill lots.
Distributors Chandler
Price $750 each. 10 percent off
v
Commercial Avenue
HOUSE ' FOR RENT—No. 203 for nil cash.
Holly Ave., 6 rooms and bath,
KEY TO happiness. N {Jtudebak^r
m s .
Knrn<*c- Inquire 1110 P ark Ave. $25 cn.-h and $15 monthly will buy
for Christmus. San Juan Garage
corner lot in Pinchurst.
Prlco Co.
FURNISHED . HOUSE,
Floral $1250.
- 1*
.Heights, live rooms, bath, lights
*Y*I
and garage. See Jno, D. Jinkim , $25 cash and $15 monthly will buy I
DODGE UEU14INRS
Court House.
*.
beautiful lot on French Avenue
Price $1350.
i
Dealers
78— O fficer a n d D esk R oom
SELL GOOD USED CARS
Laurel Avenue lot between 9th
OFFICE FOR KENT—la Melsch and loth street. .Price $2,000 on
192G Dodge Special Touring
Bldg Appl A. P Connr'Jy 4 terms of $50 cash and $20 monthly.
1025 Fon! Touring
Sons, Magnolia ind 2nd
1925 I)odgo Special Sedan
Onk Avenue lot, $ifrt>d(on terms of
1025 Ford Runabout
WANTED — Desk room down $25 cash und $16 monthly.
1025 Graham Truck
stairs; also typew riter desk
1024 Overland 4 Touring
cheap. Address "A ”, care Sanford hfyrtle Avenue lot just off 13th
Herald.
Street. Price $1950 on terms of
$25 rush nnd $16 monthly.
MILLER O. PHILIPS, Iiy>
80— A — R eal E s ta te D ir e c to r y Northwest corner Elm and High
land. E<ir quick sale $1900. $200
Elm Ave. and 13th Street.
PHONE d
R. R. ELDRIDGE. Real E s ta te and cash, balanoo easy.
investments. Valdes Hotel build
And we havo many other good j
ing.
lots that can Ire bought for Just
s a n f o r d m n c K CO
a few dollars down.
212 Magnolia Ave.
HIGG INS-SMITH-WIGHT, INC.
Phoo* 3«7 - .
DEAN BERG CORPORATION
Real Estate and
—
Herald Building
INSURANCE BROKERS
Phone 713
LINCOLN — FORD — FORDSON
Edward Higgins, Inc.
83— Farms and Land for Sale
ATTRACTIVE FIVE room house Commercial & Palmetto. Phono 331
P |
8 T H A T CHEER
FOR HER
RE WILL APPRECIATE
our Gordon Pipei fo r I1U
mas. Joe’s Smoke House, 106 \
FOR HER—Gifts of distinction for 1st, St,
5A
the boudoir. Union Pharmacy.
NOVELTY SMOKING 5«
CANDIES, SHEAFFER’S Foun
bigant'" Shaving S«U, r
tain Pen Sets, Toilet Seta, Per
Brushes,. gather Goods and
fume . nnd compacts th a t will Flasks. Union Pharmacy.
ROOMS, with or without meals.
please her. Lanoy’B Dryg Store,
- ~
1 . 1 1 r ' »'i
Reasonable rates. Lincoln Hotel.
Meisch Bldg.
FANCY PAJAMAS, SMOI
Jackets, Lounging Robes,
68—Rooms Without Board
SEE OUR ASSORTMENT OF
Christmns cards, novelty glass- please Him this C hristm as..
waxen lamps, lint’hs, handkerchiefs, Perkins Co.
FOR RENT one large furnished
silk undefVrear, pocket books 'and ---- ----------;-------- :-------------- s^i
bedroom. C18 Oak Avo.
other distinctive gifts for Mi-Lady. FOR HIM—A ttractive wil
Mi-Lady's Shoppe, *110 .Magnolia
the latest design. Don Si
FOR RENT—Furnished rooms,
Avenuo.
Next to YoweJl's.
conveniently located . Hot water.
m
______
•__ i___________________
Private family. 309 Magnolia.
THIS CHRISTMAS Give Her n
FOR TUB FAMILY
Singer Electric. Caih or terms.
ONE FRONT room, lower floor,
Singer Sewing Machine Co., C, W,
1 welt ^l4trni*hi-d, reasonable, for
Nicholson, Manager,
McLander A NEW LIVING ROOM S i
yent. 107 West 3rd St.
Arcade.
will bring joy’for all the lim it
thruout
the year. Ruaaelt FUtw
ROOM —SmtnhVb' for two gentlennd g sf a g e , vuluablu lot. Chap
DAINTY LINGERIE, a pair of nlture Co., 321 E. 1st.
USED CAR EXCHANGE
rm-n
Hot waiter.
Reusunnblo FOR SALE—llnuse and one acyu m an Si $(V,600, Favorable term s
hose or handkerchiefs would
of land. IAi«a led near lakes.
rate. 1015 Elm Avenue.
CORNER PARK AND SECOND
make
her a lovely gift. The YowOrange trees on same, adjoining Mrs. W heeler Jones, Valdez Hotel.
Q. W. WANS1JEY, Msnnger
GET YOUR CHRISTMAS
ell Company.
Sylvan Lake development adjoin FOR SALE—Three room cottage,
TWO FURNISHED rooms
and holiday decorations b«
ing
Paoln.,
Price
$1,000.00.
Can
be
CI1RVSI
ER
—
—
f
■
■
light housekeeping,
719
.
all
conveniences.
Corner
lot.
Union
Pharmacy, 111 EL Flrat.
purchased for $169.00 idepo*it and Furnished or unfurnished. Applj’ CHAS. T. FULLER "MOTOR CO !ENGRAVED CALLING CARDS— * • ' s ■'*-f
Avenue.
~c~- ’ 4--“ r
-jl :
Sanfnrd Ave. at 10th St. Phono 692 [ Stationery nnd Fountain Pena.
balance monthly softiefus rent. Big
410 W. 12th St,, a fte r I p m.
ALWAYS FOR O IFT S1!
Seminole Book Shop, Mrloinder
69:— R oom s fo r H o u se k e e p in g pick up. AddfealfjjH. S. Mitchell,
SEMINOLE
HUDSON-ESSEX
‘Arcade.
Sco
Paris
ienne Gift Shop, MeJ
K. E. Fl^tyfnpd. ag en t.Jlo u to A, F0K KKNT 0 R NJMbi—Four |
!EUGENE PERMANENT WAVES,
INC.' •' s
der 'Arcade.
I Prompt , Efficient
no kinks, one price, personal a t FOR RENT Two nice furnished .vnnfard Florida ' or a p p ly - to
room ^ n galow . garage, large
203 Oak Avo.
KELVINATOR Electric Rofrlger■ her vice
tention. Bluebird Beauty Shoppe.
Real Estate Office at Paola, Flo- ^
ej(r,„ mlnu(„ rl(k, MAllh ll{
Phono 41
rooms for light housekeeping.
athm thn Idenl Gift for Her.
Plroae 349-J.
(post office.
Terms attractive.
(107 \V 2nd St.
Kelvinutor
Platt Co., 39 McLanAW , I one-acre plats .w ith ° r -1 roR N E R LOT. Eastern exposurHUPS—MARMON:.
SMITH BROS,
5>. J NIX
dur
Arcade.
trees on same no home i . n '|n U.st , ,,,)(|e„iial section. C |o.v
Sanford Automobile
id F ound.
Attorney and Counsellor nl lJ»w THREE N H EI.Y furnished house. ange
but will build you home and sell in Pru.,.,, rl>rht ^
1>wner Di 2U(1 Magnolia Ave.
Phone 137
Homo Fum ishera
.IwM
keeping rooms. Two lx*iia. All
210 East F irit Street.
SAY "MERRY CHRISTMAS" to
on same terms.
MeDougall, Fjrst Nat Rank B ld g .
convrniciifea.
310
E
5th
St.
j Her with n pair of new shoe*
U \(“sso r.es
JEW ETT AND PAGE
Buy Now — P y Later 7^
( ih f ffl.TNE PERMANENT Wnv
from Woodruff nnd Watson's, 208
R IV ES GARAGE
FUR SALE—Two five acre tracts
MARYAN1A
ing Guaranteed not to burn. FURNISHED ROOMS with heat
'Sanford Dealer
E. 1st St.
adjoining each other at Garda
IES! Tubas 7 Yes!
f >29K W. 1st St. ■
Phono 61,
er, linth. iilt-i car shed
I2U Park near Markham; the soil is i A11nu us the opportunity
---------------------- :-----------pvu pest in Sanford! Madam Harriet, over Mobley's
fine property,
W 2nd St.
GIVE HER A NICE NEW DRESS MEN’S, IN D IES’ AND:, CHl
l
of
the
veryheat
for
vegetables
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IT ire Co. 200 *A West Drug *tor«*.
ty
ran’a bedroom slippers, $1jOO
NASH
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l?,' S-ruggs Scogguns Realty
(V**.
AND HAT FOR CHRISTMAS.
I nnd citrus. Notrcjcared. }?nw intll I’ll.me 735
Masonic Ti-mplc lends the world in motor car value. RAFFELD’S
$3.00 a pair, Lloyd's Shoe
THE NEXT TIME you nre sick 71— Where In Knt
LADIES’
SHOP,
[is now operating hen*" Will Ik*
SMITH MOTORS CO108 E. 1 st.
■i try Chiropractic. You st»f>n w i l l ----— —1.--------- - - <
—----- —
SANFORD AVENUE.
■“ Isold only to purchaser who will
DODGE
StunoiiH — Re- ! « « « U »nd will k „ „ ........ .
AT B .n lt.ry C l , . <l,„.l f c j , , ™ ‘T ™
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1.
N u l ' s p FOR SALE
Pleasure car* and Graham Trucks
Phone 4H2-J for appointm ent. Dr
tilings to eat at all times. IOJ p| nfPd nt |200 per acre and w orth
hlm« " ll’w nnr,h of Hughey Elm and !3tp St,
Phono 3 LET US HELP YOU chnaso th» TEACH YOUR FAMlLY-Ute
ideal gift for him. We have (L of 4 savings account, A “Chrfclt*
.V>«U 1«N t e l ■ l|u a n o « |- K a - . t t ’ W. Lit SI.
’$400. Owner's home and
« ^ ,s
"n
Tw"
intf, i an be bought at less than
TRIM c o .
in
our stock. Woodruff and W at mas Savings Club” account
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[ndjoining .s a m e together
wltii p resent day, value,
$6.(190 on
Itar, nut the owner.’ !
out with this Bank will make
son, 208 East 1st St.
*'
A p n rlm e P lH an ti l in ts
beautiful home sites nnd acreage*
appreciated gift lo r any metd
/or estimates.
‘.SECOND HAND sewing m a c h in e s---- r
— i—------------------------1 which will be built on at e u r iy ter mg’ of $500 cash and $75 month
including interest.
of ths family.
Flrsf Na
RADFORD
reconditioned and
g u a ra n te e d . TW O ROOMS, K iU henntte and date
Will finance you
FDR THE KIDDIES
T cj - iu i 5 room atm in bungalow located
Hank.
A
$5 DO and up. Phone 261 L 3. 110
hath, n ttr a , Lively
furnished. ' an low an $199 deposit a n d lo n g
the corner of Palm etto
und T 1 I 1 | „ •
C* „
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moderate rent. Youpg, ow ner, 200 tim e b ala n ce . W ill b u ild liopH- for til
I s e rv ic e s o ffe re d i.a st 3rd S t.
kn tir
(jirge living room, dm-PR l l l S - jl ll L S V i h e H S O n ' !*
IKTl.LS. Twis------------------ ----------- —| N. Park Ave.
To deliver your park* g* i
you i f desirtaJ. A p p ly H . S . M it
1 turn Toys, Balls
and Books.
rig room, kitchen, two bed rooms,
WATCHMAKING, ENGRAVING;_______' r - -________
Call P o stal Telegraph Cable
j
Seminole
Book
Shop,
28
McLanrt Hair Bobber* in and jewelry repairing. Don Smith, i FOUR ROOM apartm ent Private c b e ll. R e a l E s t a t e O ffic e S y lv a n h ath w ith sh o w e r, la r g e p o rc h e .,
U1IICAGO, Dec. 10—DP)—Music dcr Auntie, i
.
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and Children’s I)e
H t ^ t w o o d , otc, w e ll b u ilt a n d a ln io s t
new. of the
j 202 E. 1st St.
Until. Garage. 217 Holly Avenue A/*lgen4\t* o rU dj ro p ca rd R o u te
nir, which th« summer
A , San
YOUR SUITS are made In 81
Lrtmeni.
$8,000 on.Uirma of $200 rash nn<! brought from many corncn* of th e
fo rd , K in , and w ill c a ll and
TOY’S of every siio, price and
ford to tncasute: We carry
K,'t-.$86 monthly.
BARBER SHOP
"ELGIN, WALTHAM, Hamilton . H / n i j t HE ROOMS nicely furnished you b y a p p o in tm e n t
country with an intensity nnd r e g duality, for tho Kiddles, Visit
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complete
line of woolen merchan
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v
e
hgnoha Ave.
[ linoia Watches. Piumonifk Hill!
ularity seldom equaled In the w arm Sanford's largest toylaml.
Private hath. Car .ipace. P r i
Th-’ dise. Quality, Service and Fit gtiAr-„
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Wedding ring». I’. E. Ahear n, 311 vate entrance. Phone 99.
months, has opened 11 w inter se a
W*
indeed.
t looms, living loom, small dining son that teinN to produce unu«unl Yowell Company,
lUG STORE — Prv* )W. First St.
I
ro
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m
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it
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n
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h
a
th
w
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s
h
o
w
e
r.
WOLF THE TAILOR'
''
l>rugs, Soda. Wc art
distance radio reception
,
F o n t Ruo.M A p a r t im -iit, prtvat
TOYS of every description that V I Sanford Avenue.
double
garngi’.
large
yard
$8,000
,
12
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1
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l.F
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F
A
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,
all
lour phone.
A
fter
the
winter
of
1925-26,
d
u
r
I 33— Help Wauled— AlnleA
v
e
hath, gaiag'
217 H o lly
will delight th* children’s henrtj.
>11 103
*
—---------— cle a re d a r d tile d , in a h ig h e lu te mi terms uf $5oii eash ami !hu ha! ing which sun spots and the aurora
Union
Pharmacy.
DO YOUR CHRISTMAS- ahop,.
borealis kept signals a t their mer
cultivation, situated only a hhoit lance payable like rent.
1 WANTED—Salesmen and snle*- 7!> lIUHiiit’SS I*1acPs for Rent
Beautiful
bungalow
among
onk
re 4t Furniture Co. Iladles for one of the largest s a in I . __________________
____ ___ distance D|^in loading station.
.bar*. A com plate line of lu
cy, nnd n summer that, started nn
___
____A
trees. Almost new, large living enlivening process, ypld Weather
gage, jewelry, ladiea' and gen'
FOR niM
j organizations ip state. U r a l o r ; ATTRACTIVE room* to rent for | *100000 te'r acre. Terms
First street
room; tw'tr bed rooms, dining nook, ll<)W |„ doing wltnl the 'unwritten
wearing apparel. Glra your
outside territory. See Mr. How-! store* or offirtg m Park Ave
,, . i' T
.
a full line,
celery
hath, electric rnnge nnd water rules call for—providing better LEATHER GOODS and Fountain
a wrfrt-watch. Your
right. Cash or ard in F. F, Dutton office, Valdez .nd Commercial f t r r .-C W. M ‘Hj ACIU' h bil,ck
.
*
H
' f mlrlcnrMlt loading *to heater, completely furnished ready reception.
Pens. Seminole Book Shop, Mo- la good, W. O. Russell Supply Cb.,
Bldg,- He will arrange appoint Young, Owner, 208 Park Avo., o p -.1 Don
mt your business.
adjoins, a real buy nt $175,00 for you to move in. Double, gar
315 E. 2nd St.
^
postte Court House.
ment with Company.
While no great accomplithments Lander Arcade.
per acre on very lilveral terms
age, flowera and shrubs. Owner have been made by listeners, they
sK'ilu Co., general,
will sell for $10,500 oil terimi_ that , have been enabled to bring In sta
77— Houses for Rent.
sidewalks, build-. 34— Help— Mnle or Female
are
easy.
COLCLOI’GII
REALTY
r
n
.
Ration boxes. J. R.
tion* which w ere absent most of
D E A N -B E R G CO RPORATION
311 First Nut ilk
WANTED -SALESMEN and sales F< Mt REN 1‘ - 5 loom bungalow on I el. 732
the lime last winter. In addition,
Herald Building
Palmetto Avenue corner
»( I
ladies for one rf the lurgeet
tuning through local transm itters
Phone 7 13
CLEANING CO. sales organizations in sta te . Local Spur! irg Street. Two bed rooms,
is mi easier task for some rcccivHANFORD. FLORIDA
See Mr. dining room, living room and kit R E A L ESTATE
p?, Repnirir g and , or outside territory.
| era than it win Inst winter, when
IN S U R A N C E
HOMESTEAD, F la.,’ Dec. 10— from the time of the granting of
H5— 1,o I b F o r Snle
46, > foi prompt Howard in F. F. Dutton' office. 1then, bulb loom, garage, Improve
' it was difficult even to bring In
(/P)—The
East Coast .Canal, inland) the charter by tha trustees of the
1 Valdez-Building. He will arrange |P'.en*s. $45 monthly, phone 711
1distant stations on silent .nights, ,
CORNER LOT — Orange and Elm
One fan has nn hourly average Vatcrway from Jackionrllle to the “Internal Improveme
1 appointment with Company.
*for appointment.
\
Montime.
—60x145 for $1460.00, and on of
ns high
stations yu
yn jidii
uj nt*
111k1■ as 20 Btauunn
* . , ol Dlscayno' Bay dt# ‘Mlirtii, ’th e prtiient
’
*
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1UJG COMPANY
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84—Houses
for
Sale
W.
easy
yearly
payment*.
THREE
ATTRACTIVE
STUCCO
dny
nights,
when
Chicago
Is
sl.‘T
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k
5
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a
Jo
rtw
rUory
p
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th
a
m
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gyowed
purpose was dcmoii
*ii .Store"
37—Situation Wanted Mnle.
Wheeler, Inc., Rhone 634.
Bungalows.
Just
completed.
*1*1ty of our prompt!
_________ ____________ _
lent. Last winteg JlO statlou* In ^
ttr ^ toA lhat tho
Coa8t
Special
built
in
feature*.
Phono
13.
j^O
R
SALE
OR
TRADE
—
Eight
five-hour H
listening
period
Association
or
and Transnortatlun
Trnnsportatjun
company
hi
m
.
.
„
.
• . aa Iivu-liuur
BVtNIIIIK IH
.TIUU was
"Bo ,
#
r? Cnambers
» yi . ofs an,|
r —r ' ' ---Jl -comoanv
—
rlpt mis .find quick WQRK as physician or dental naroom. Duplex Bungalow on lot SIX ACRES Lnko front. Sultablo tho rule rather than the exception. , Cotnmere« of tRS.jkASt Coast of-lnever lived up to the roquIre«i*n«*
ivery,.
- •
1 nistaitt. Experienced in both.
_ completed.;
_
t for ^Poultry
___
xl64. Just being
and Citrus. Dozen;
. .
_________
Florida, held here laat'w eek.
of it* charter.
r H«t Sandw kh^i Also dental X -ray work. Bonniu FOR RENT—Five room house, 50x164
Features of the session were ar»
ich apartment has private bath,
bath. bearing
i.<.nrino- orange
nmmm treeo.
trceo. Benutiful
B e a u tif u l_
. - .
__
. features
Each
furnished.
Apply
H
ardift
homo
Furtherance 0$ the canal
35.
sfVD... L.
’" “ ‘Schrock, Route "A ”, Box
be- has bcea o p a .q tth e chief*
W e mcr^t of a confc
two miles oat west First St., or hot and cold water and fire place. HomeSite. Quick Sale, $1,600.00.
| LOWAN CO. Auto',_______ I___________ .
special “com m lttle *lo be
H ard wood floors In two rooms. Terms. 8. W. Bradford, No. 518
P. O. Box 095.
1 »hei*t metal works. 10—Monty, to Loan
o f th<> assoc la Wbn since
appointed
sootj
Double
garaged.
Private
entrance.
First
Nat.
Bank.
•isfiitul nlieet metal
-Ti l s ¥ - t«. i%si > present owner of (he canal, and m
1&-W. 297 k'rcnch LOANS— Money available at 7 per FOR RENT*—5 room stucco, bun Will consider one or* two well lo
awor to promote a
NEW YORK, Dec. 10.—<>P)— arraignment of former owners fo r
galow located a t tho com er of cated lots as part payment, F. D. 89— W a n te d — H eal E s ta te
cent. Close in property. A. P
“ B f
Men fo r
Finns
to
erect
a
sport*
arena
cost
What
speakers
.termed
failure
o
Palmetto Avenue and Katie Street- Hreyden, Smith's Barber Shop.
O nnelly & Sons.
ted to
elation
was
ing
between
$6,000
000
and
$7,000,.
former owners to live up to the
Large .living room, dining room,
REAL ESTATE WANTED
P A N —All kinds of
co
of the adv*
000
smd
rivalling
Madison
Square
canal
charter,
which
calls
for
a
kitchen complete .w ith ’ electric CORNER HOUSE Close In, 6 Will byy or trade for your csqulty
Metal Work- 47— D o g s. C u ts, PfU t.
.t.Bwwgh
rn
der
the
proviso
Gardenas
a
scene
of
All.
round
chapnel 60 feet wldor and -$ fvot
rooms,* $300 down, $40 monthly. I (n any lot* in any subdivision in
Tanks. At OaE --------------L~j----------— :--------------- range and w ater h eater, . built in
raised^
f of the purpose
nthletlc
activity
were
announced
dbep
from
end
to
end,.
.
bird Street. Tele- FOR QUICK SALE—A good watch’ Cabinets, two bed rooms, bath with price $4600. Bart Nason, Vaidcz South Florida. In answering tht*
Charles F. Burgman, founder 'or • Abodt 160 persona,
shower, large front and rear Hotel Bldg. Phone 863.
advertisement tell me, how much today by Humbert J. Fugazy
dog. 1112 Myrtle Avenue,
i t chambers of. com:
ssociatlon of Chamber* of tlvo 6f
porches. Owner will rent for $65
you- have paid, the balanco due, metropolitan promoter.
,the cast coart wsre
*.
•• ’ .
Fugaxy
said
his
building,
to
be
erA
of
the
East
Coast
of
monthly,
or
will
sell
on
exception
RAM PRESSERYi WANTED TO KNOW who own?
FOR SALE—fl room furnished the lot numbers, and the locatlsn
---- J*
convention.
orida, led off with a discussion
Messing, tailoring, j Pit bull atud ’dog In Sanford? ally easy term s a t a close price. house on Sanford Ave., $7000.00. of property, also give your pres erected ln the business* section o f
of
Brooklyn,
would
4xv
ready
i
p
r
operof
the
past
history
of
the
project.
« Avrnue. Phone | Address J. J . Nulls, Pinocastle, Fbr further information see Mr. Good terms. Reply—W. C, H. care ent and home address. W rite Box
He
related
the
history
of
tha
canal
elation
atlon
In
a
year.
Mitchell
a
t
The
Herald
office.
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Caro
Sanford
Herald.
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Fine Reception Of
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Plans To Cash
The Olaoji
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its Credentials
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M EM PH IS^ Ufc. 9.—(/P)—Abe asked and a receiver appointed ns
Plough, Memphis* capitalist, hn*|ihe result -f n shortage of $;i()0,njtnumcd the* rolo of a M oses to (OOP ndmitte.i by Clarence Honochsiead yulctide Bnvexs out o f n wii- D«rg, who committed ruicide
dernees of leg al technlcnlUica and
Mr. Plough 1* seeking to maim Oil M affnnitv-t ;WJCe RcU itea
m a ik it posHblo fob thcnr-tO'-TnErrlfbe-oulotnn.irt^ Christmai saving-*
In v en ts C o n c e rn in g T o rn
Christmas cavings checks on the I arrangements whereby he enn cash
O f f S i g n a tu r e s T o F a ll's
American Savings-Bank and Triiiit jchecks, and tako hiit i hunce of heN o te G iv en H e r I n 10U0.
Compnny, jt h a s Bbcorm* evident. ing repaid when the hunt: settles
Mr. Hough lii U son-in-law of I with depositors.
Henri'Cohn, jjrcsfdont.oi th e bank, j When liurti II. I*arU, i.ookkeepv\hich toyny w ent into the luintlf* it , fibsconiji*<| leaving a :'hortu^\>
df n leceivcr following thp finding'of approximately $ 100,000 id h i\
- J r Kitl*feg of _shortogv's In t^e accounts of ji'-rounts-n few day* ugo, Mr.
two eniployesi ■the.' suicide o f «»tu» . l-.ough a«|MiRitcd $100,000 tri pro- Foil A sk e d F o r L n a n T o E x
mid flUiCOiulinjj o f the othgi*. Mr. vide* n buhwirk nfcfiint*t any onrush
te n d Hin lian eb * H o ld in g s
Plough Is not itaOntOjly interested of depositors, Porto- was taken
M rs . .I I uIkxfV.*- T e l ls - C o u r t
In tho affairs v£ tlm hank, other -into icostody early today.
tRari tlio fact th a t ■!><} was n la rg e : It whs probably thi-> fact that
depositor. Ilia purport in Rooki>w, led Honochsborg to call on Mr.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 0—(d5) nr method of cpsljing the check, PlvWBh fur nsoistancc shortly be Mr«. Edward E. Doheny, wife of
for Christman snvings, it*.is .un fore he ended his life Tuesday; .Mr. th>- oil millionaire who is m rlrinl
derstood, is to vindicate his father- Plough begged IfeniH-hslierg to here with Albert H. Full on chkrgcs
in-!nw, upon whom. .|ijc bnnk’«, come and see him ami they would of criminal consoiracy, took the
failure is n heavy bfo\v.
rnifte the amount short in Henoho- stand today for tho defense. ’
Just a few dnys before th e hnn« j berg’s books, but the plea was un
It was to Mr*. Dolicny th at her
directors asked that tho bank tv | availing,
husband gave the tom off signa
liquidated,
Christmas
snvi^gt
ture t.-, the $100,000 note given
In order to ft^cobijdish.the pti
checks totnllinR more thnn $k’0t),- poeo of cShhing the checks .o n l ftohi iy iiy Knlb a fter tho oil ^uair000 had been mailed to 0,000 peo Chrislmnn savings, Mr. I’fougli wPl mito had wm him the cash ’ in a
ple, many of whom Vitfe school call in -11 hooka of (’-irristnias 'de little black liag whi|o P'all wio» in
children.
Tin* liquidation w»i i positors, it is understood.
‘he cabinet. :
t^ith Full'* nuino fnlasing from m
t'.ain, th,- mito we* present- i t)
r ago til the .Rtm.ite j t
by Dniteny hithself.
I'*ho Kiiio !’<• iiiid detached tho
| nature qnu t I-- *1 to
--titi-kevpiny
’ iter was founc
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Note And Sipnafnre
Offered In Evidence
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ANNUAL LEGION RadloOperato
InMcPlferi
MINSTREL SHOW QaififttLa
-Gales Sweep A rbors MAKES 1926 BOW At Harrisb
In Southern Section
Detectives Kee;
Wprisoiier At ’
. S l r n n IlrinR s A ln irs l Ever>*
. V a r i e ty O f W c u lh c r, In c lu d
i n g T h u n d e r A n d U g h lT u n g
A n d Hail, S n o w s a n d R a in
Wt
C ity H all A u d ito rip m Is i^o He
B e e n e .O f I’roducU on Colled
H e s t S in ce IniU nl H h u w in s;
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- C u rta in - 8 ;1 5 O ’clock p . m .
_____ : •RAN FRANCISCO, :>c. 3 .—(,V>—
Members of th o .ea st in tho
i’acific shores from southern Calij fornia to tljo Aleutian Islands and .^nlcrican Legion m in s ^ ls , which
' d’along tho coast of• Japan
• • felt
. . t h o, ^l4 fit
itkiwlheni!
1m Cli
V? lin
^>e, P
o n c e d nf
nt ithe
City tfnll
Hnll ^
IIN G T O N ;.,D cc. , 9 .—
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,
m
lditorlum
'tonlvht
Ritf.
auditorium 'tonight fit 8:15 nVIocL-.
o’clock,
offc-cto bf -Stbmts yesterday.
this^m orninc paraded through tho
Tin* f i r s t m ove to b a r
Jupnncsc
freighter
of mu
tho uuiimown
downtown uisirici,
district, — (A P )—-Police hereto
...Tl.o .-v*.
,. .
.. .. ‘ Sclno
. , stre e ts ui
lV S e n a te F r a n k L:
i JJn.r '1 V,
off th° ^c’iSl
j ns np advertisement for tho show, m lttcd t h a t K enneth (
f Illinois. a n d .W illia m
•jlfokknulo, with n crew of J2 won. Tho pnrn(i0 was-follow ed, by the
of P e n n s y lv a n ia ,
A Rule swept tho harbors i f Municipal Band, dircctcd'by
by Joseph iston, w anted in \ v
R e p u b lic a n s. w a s
routhem California, wrecking the R dtenstcin. Short concerts were with th e ■'AUnce Semf
Say by Senator Dill,
J la w I Poinsett ia, once owned by given a t a number of street cor. I’h a d on kid n ap in g , ci
|t -o f ..W iw\bington,
■the furtnsr German Crown ^rince*nors.
rt OHCn JutHt-r oY Erdman f>1- mid iindlv damaging a dozen ex- j The rents in the auditorium are California", had been ar
rff.d t h a t h u g e s u m s
Wiscoii-m youth sough: a I fm-1vu yncliti
/ ” - * :^>
j selling at a lower figure than was hero.'
.expended in th e ir
'nyc.l r>i 1,
wcpthcc.lt, ie picM-.. Ktorm brought almost, ever? charged for ln*t year’s minstrels f C hief of Polic'd' Thom i
lu n n p a ijfn s.
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fthovi
winetv of weather to the sunny. dnd 11 capacity audience is oxpoctMil.. *••! ft resolution n.tksaid- th a t OVniiaton had
. 'i t 1 the stnla, itvdutling rain,loti to be present when the curtain
|u>,S'’nat« decline to ncapprehended -In’ n roomlnja
snow,
hail,
tbupder
and
lltuUnint;.
rises
on.
tha
opening
chonis.
Irroil. r.tials if presented,
on South' First fltrw t, b«f
i.ightning set fire to oil tanks ht |* L. J. Bolt, who is In charge of and 10 o’9 l<juk last'Tiighf i
i !>/, ^ hnvgcfl' Vnre bad
dr , ;i and Santu Fe Spring-i, Gnus- the «how, stated today th at everykvOd.mm and Smith more
been housed/ in a local In
inyr a total Ions uf $85,000. Earth- j thinff was in readiness fob tho niglit in cuatody of It ’CMt „ .
loon Hath (UUlllVft be
iiiukcs wire felt 01 the Imperial ‘'higgofit and best" minstrels over
Ppugiuint" to American
tretive ao d ; tmo from tho 1
n.ilien, t.egan Kk-r tiv.ti■v«> men. lie explained,
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! before ptoilyeed under tho auspices force1.*
A
i’ll
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,1
aer-iunt
of
her
iirmed ft milt by the S c r v lr w A re T o He H e ld A1
I Ishoni 111 1 !. l!iiit g Sea ,ef the Legion.
Supcrinie.uJt'i.l til i* n h I ft
Police* officer* expressed t
f r»-Ki'|i ni • -trice 1820.- 8 I10 I
Iji.iO, Iml tlie Senate now
n porii
;ii.ru i the Iiiglicht win 1 in years
Hume, P a r k Avemie W h e re
The musical program, Including prise nt th o apprehension' of _
i tiMiite n l.os Angelcn.
his-tnn-lit:nj
Klee led
'i'u !'
i ; bem n* Sorttfinrs1
hi
re
a
nati'.l for lie violence the members of tho coa(r is bn fol- ndston nnd Captain Paige d
W ell K now n W oman P a s s e d
-a -i lii-r
"d told h fr
‘ lu-cfe.l f - M i u .i.l i: ii n - A*
1W \ i d (it)
rt* i '.
• (t hi: 1 rn 11.it** I " men Wen low*;
A
way
W
edm
--ri
h
v
i
t
e
r
no
1
a
any knbVrtedae-,'of: why he
.
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N'»
:>p'Kio con
!lc;i!l of l.o ia l f iT ic %|{t.d> "
iniii-. Ill i-. \ plOdlDM I'Ji ;i I
ili
d mi' e |Opening
Chorus--Entire
com
l«cn token to a hotel. 1
t it* m •»»py v
! at*kc<i Iiy
1*rM ' 20 <) t-l-i:
pany
lodged in tho police ati
Tho fnnei a I ,-f I.f r IV i f - e r h.~
' lll'n ifit :»-ai
bl\ *Ilg_ MUk ‘ , ..ii-ub-ra
I .ii'* f 'li, i'i* ini y *’i|lt 11*1
1 f. .c u r ! r;im-i;..'.'. inO.
i .11 , AM .c.U.. . 1 1.
In A
I. 1) >hf»>V. .^r.
Fun Men- T<un Meredith, Riclinrd over, Detective Oscar Carson
uffic.-ivt to Scoggan, who dioil at In-t home <ui
' illtltr irisi 1 .1, , ,:i, iva
bl li. (ii*!;.
1 *t*:111. jim;
■ 11. Iicri.inn lined t
r
w’varmitHMr
i’arl,
Avenue
yt-ati
rd;
'f<
iniului, L. J Unit, L. C. B«bout. with two private detect’
v a 11i-rniii-n
iiim for iho ."i-iuite.
t” t b<- preside in > .d t Id
iif ' rtl.i|unk< w atii |. itH. tb.ui ( latide Si*truiik, George Shiffley, Chicago, .who made the
1
A
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ted
M
U
’frw.e
AUii
nt
.
’
{
o'clock,
is
to
be
held
!
ridn,
P|.leti the tioill .oniriiviwanis fliuii at the jin
k• 11 v. e l ■> h;iv e lief and lightning, fa ll. nn\v unn Jr and Waller Hnrber.'
.1 II tgft-l s que^tirwii
Ho declined to disettaa any oi
c 1 liuirinaii >f tlio Illi- morning at I" o'clock fihm th e rer
!»•■'mu mi>. tii "t 1 ililt 1st .
t 1 'I . , |d..rdioi 1 id iturus iOil south'rn California
I'
*’’V
l. tel i-cd t I '
fOOriot'
which have linked hi* T
CltoniH
ninJ
Hall.u!
Slngera—S.
lUihti.i* ('oinniissnn, idenco, HII-1 l,!»rU.Aveaue. it wiii
>'• .*11 rdi.y ul
1. i'K li-outii. y ■111
I'uu-.e ” ti ‘ J, tfr. • vekUuxlay.-aad. lu.'t jiijiht but had (k Dtght.io, .J ,
T' . -. '
froir-.ictcrfr7...
nr 'it
bo umiov the d«*^et\mi nf itnv. r
<
irslmm,PirttH
wiDt
that
of ilcs.
i* iicre it
In H of 1' 1ulKx-lon, , -|ient Its fijire early tinlay*.
ue •'.' . tl <1
F.mge, Claude Howard,. Sid Rive, ho was (juite willing to
Ishogton Hcnator, whu 1). King, pur-tor vf the M ret !5a)i
liint'hei] ; ■ 1 j m u pei mil I• i 1 ' .:i 1_*i r- Dobeii'.
io-tnight 'p. the ' The earthquake.'' were felt nt I Hope
Huff, Jim
Huff, Lull) fthyitimg and every thing eh
}lcd by Senator Aohural, list ('tainjh.
gticst 01 * •r ! Sli.* Hi.ii 1 In r hut.hntul *gid
iitiS.ici I.
in.
t Calexico, oft thv Mcxirpn iiorder, , H int. William DuBosc. W. S. I/Ookj
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“I. really can’t undtai
Irironu. said that so fa r ■ Mrs, Scoggnn pns*rd nr.ay aftci
Daiid, 11 <eiaiiii-p d ..-ked I'i Fa!I for 11 loan p t t/fijif
Ei Centro, nnd thredghout the i M. Kronen, Ned Chittenden, A. R, was,quoted ns, s a y in g ,^ .
there was no prevc* n.lingering H(ncta$A^ev«rat yourn.
de v e l .t j i i
_
“ i'H Me>»•*•» ranch h.V<h- <f- p ih f '•« I" CO v ro I'intoiitjbptl . < I Imperinl 'v*||ey. * Fix rttork.* were P ln u ,*- -Harold AViixfiburri, II. K. t*kcn so long.for you tOvf|i
t'lmin.-^Tht' Honnto. had WitJt Idr at thojBriV>of^hcr death
^ ilr . J .ru v ffi 1. j
■1»I-t :111 .-in mrlin itii... i > . if : AN' • o. ' ml Dec/ t■f <JT-t ’ '. tv nt CalcXu'o (it.ring ,i.e day (md ! i.tig, Joe liotibs, Clarence Priest, dr yathcr fo r somebody to
jMilih^tn.d should n st wt-n* her
Iw..'Vuihlren
lins n te<l it \ „• make (tie foaii, and Mrs. Ii . iv
i f 1 he first *it 1 iml night, thi) Iretnliisrs cracking Robert I,. lioi ker, L. C. Bchout.
r-ntiatk,
considering ihc great nor
VV'arnu', Jr., and Nnnnti, and lurr j
president el 111 .'lid *i’t* Le.d iter iiohlmnd
*iOl^ v#*‘* ’I
rid dO were er.- yvallr- and chimneys of re viral : Spins, vith Chows: "Mo T6o,f have bepa tryirig; f o r th* i a c i '
he
fhee'ii printed," Dili said b:other, J. W. • Uariuu, who was iorganiT.i.tir.n n>r would I'C willing lo make it.
nhed ir n.ine !v. 'J (if lilO 1 EH- ■buildings,E.liUt doing no , fet;i(/U» I W nttcf Barber; “My Cutey’o-Dup
t-i question* asked by called td her [itslside from U>'ches-[
that I have made no pnrtfd ‘
. c. t r
thir past v cir ,1n-1 | Sh- 1 h* 1 tei.l of Mr D"fd 1
ny by no > ’pio- jiroperty damage
at
Two-Two-Two,"
George
Sltlf’
.
fort
to hide.
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t.-i, N V.
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nuccct ih, t it-A 1 -i I having to? n in H.pi .it'ire
f r the tele .one
Although rep. 1 1 of damage fle.v. Jr.; "Hyo Dyo Blnckliirtf,'* L. I “ I Imvo not used arty diggpl
L a n e , -a It .
l‘li\ii>U“ to coni *act ini- lu r fatal !
don
l.y
ti.c
-toj.ii
ti.vV
i
.jit
boon
1 I
4 till' Ass 1 jtud
I !f. note
v
1: :*l. . , . w.
C. Duhout; “ Laby Face," Hill Du- [ftlido, from a differeut name,
term bus cxpit, d j. iarfer in tin- I'lf.Sn lidtci, i -V.
ill*i«'ss. seven y ears ago. Mt*. Sc«grecet\t-d. it war indi*’ai>',i that J.he Boae; ,'Cli''rry I LoveA’uu.’’ Paul 1 !• have nyt avoided pubiio
'l
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ii,-,
u,-i
d
iilxr
d'2d
Mr.
I,an,is
now
gun was an active member ./f tin*.
*property lo** will lit- . '.oiparativi-ly Kin go: “Sunrise anil You," Hopo I havq been occupying my present
| >k on I)., ’’ti of thot v t>r
district g >'.< rimi
F u r 1 Ilnf.list Church and of u;
jn.,
• un itui'H aft .- tho stitnii.
i. i,-.vi th. ^ig “tyre ’o
apartm ent;for two. month**; /
*. SnnPcdrohaiho,
u
t > i i i
,W/.« . Hufif; Ba=k
“ I Wish
I Had
men c or.-d t !.-> pfV.’ffio rr uratnr
for Kiwanor In- and ti.’d -01* to l:e.‘P
At
a * !M,thoaat..Glr,
A
I<ou{rtMy’ Old
number of wom en’s orgr. hi Tuitions. |
r.'isu
“Many of the cleverest
c r- .virk
--rk wn* itiK.tg.il
inK.ig.it i d gale (lioved hu .........1
with
ternutionnl
' 1- "a fleet ‘of{ “ ABieep in tlio Drop" (n» request- "In the Ilnltod States -h a v r
Slie wa-i prominontiy idooti/ied;
Dobell- t
I'll,
V
.rfed, but did c
Kent K f »t» r
ivpeo-'vit rnmip y; 'htd.
The e<!>, R. R. Dlghton.uAjt Peace with oIobo enough to mo fo r •
u ith *ewfill important <i\ ic 1/ j
1 le ignnl lire vs;i ff-i
1,1 it li
(’ Fort were elected ice
yai)t I■-.uificiiia. i..riiu'r.v belong
I 1 csultcv, 111 auv.
1.. I* * fII 1nt |»UHl .
atn
|*-ii. ,• Tin- *. id 1 ’
'he World,” Joe Graham; t1’! -Wish nnd nono bf them recogp
any livt
hip* to tho German (rt.iv.. i’rim .t You ■Vero Jcnlous . of Me,” Sid That happened a t Atlan ‘
Vn,, Dec. 1* -i/1ri
in11 oresidi if 1 of Ihe 1 luii and
•v (. nt t -'tin • ■.
d t.v
It. rn in \y i.iitigti.il. N. '<
(..,* 1V , -•l-e.l I'I W.d*. I H.-f*.', Hive.
d.i N
m
'. 1 /
1 police ’ollll
llll'l.
(usd, Mr- ‘ . oggne, 11 ho wu- 1 ia tleboul v . nan.imI -1 . ri
1 1 f th ■ ' *1 tale ■
July nnd August, whsrt
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rt. n,".y
I’-nnrH, term* r I f h. ’ !!:.r, ., duugidi r of M r. at
the • ip
• (•«d I.'ll.self
V
( l i h i * Chnru*—“Tlic Star* nndjicnn Dotcctlvc Society wall in co.
1 p .11
> • ...
if (he l"< 1 <( lit • 1 >ak st r. ..(
t-e
Mi Dohe,-;,
'..reign missici
di J. w Harries, w.i- rot.i.u i1
Vj 11 I Ul 1 1 1' I 11" lie
F r f .e r ,” by eniirii com- ’■vent ion at the Amhustiador Hole
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it- '
.Mllmaltd ill
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uithern ll:i(itirt
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’A.HIfl'r 1 ftiuj;»iin .11 i'.Mj’l . I I. tV........I. to le 111* „t|i-. I
“1 wan1 living in Atlantic
barge* of felon
'eci-lcs itnd • ( 111.I, l|V 1
I
D.u : or.v ill*- (lit. For s. \ cl at T 11 the •.(■roiiig of sii- hotel d Ml
then, a n d .! u4ed to s trill ‘
xa
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1 Five-minute intermission.* .
lilt JW'J.OOt) id ' the *ho in'eJe her hom e ia u num ber of FlymoutfL. in January, at which wiahol 10 k.ifogu.ftrd Mr, Fall
r v v v l ' n r‘
T
.. , p , ‘ ud.ng the Invader, winner of t h e ) Overture hy orcbyslra. "Valen- tho lobby uve'ry day mingl
EV.VNhv II I.L, liub. D c. 0—-Ur) 1 Honolulu run hint summer, wore (,jn „
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limi>, «ar. postponed toHies «.‘f both t h e nofth ’Anil r.outh tim e he plpns to b e host to another against po,*tMblt\-cmhntrnr-*(ncnt n
the detectives, ■*Not ona ’
-—Reports .tceived hero “• o’clock torn from llicir mooring* und hnd- ; "A Hook of Fun,” W nltrr Bar« second fcldnce,"- jhl l».-. . 28.
iS i
wheic I er hiiBbond’s
iiuoiness Kiv.'oois organisation for u joint the evi i t "f hisSfenlh,’’
livati
d
0 of tia' 1y damaged.
Hup-ill pieced tile tl> tj- tog,.'.her fins. mm.
n her
’
* The roportenr-trtkdd
•ailed hint. M r. Sceggarv
a nieveting
.1
I ( n cut
■ u;iue et
A t Rnriln Monica, police |a»(
It
Va , IIts / it.- -(/I’i prominent fru it anil veget aide
Th«- Lions Club Qunrti't, “Sup- bail n n r communicatton with
II ( U iMo-e. of .
f i.nfonf Mini 1it. .’ 't to the 1 ' iroM f*.r1 11-1 line:t*> i.
res. 1 - (roni i r.r night well? sciirt h.ni; for M. L. forti’n kwcot cat singer*."
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Mrs,
itol..ii
d.'id.(.ft*!
i.iin tile relent-i- lu okcr.
hlcPheCioH since he hAd
IIii. ji , 1 ,d>, gave a ‘■in rt udilre-i.
s
j.-haft. Ii wa* ( ,iii! t.’.i-i atto P« v- .’ndecott, of. Hollywimd, who wn? , “Tlic Wlreli'ss Telephone.""
*•< fgc ~N. Snnderi
sought.
and 1*i ii- 1 caiertuininent wti- sup Fail'* i-'iaiure.
i'".iu;i' on vc
F lvv.ir.l I Dohetiy, Ii , wa* til .'hT-»tF<]car‘ ai he foot o: ^lie r.hui't r-ported (lrownril jm t before -the
1 of till' foreign life sovenj d a y b ngo 1
Twenty minutes of fun.
#,Ncui«,^h*I*vsr,” he said. “
'.va - plied lluoiigli it)rnngernent l.y If.
! A total
It* op". w«n 1 llio in.tu- storm broke into a fishing dory n
tlio Southern evident (•> tin fu niilv
nrftn(|
Fln n le - “Sly Dream
Drenm of
of Hint is all I kk*l| t*U yog o n |
•l.-Yl VV1**1“ -1
Grand Finnic—“Sly
i. Hurt
wiitm lIh- « . 1■’ oJit ( ■tired, 10 ... I. «>ff the pin anti near the r.pot tju. j t,K Parade,,r ontiro
were being fc*. .lay*' bf'* MMtt.tl'U <1
, llu- lhg Parade,,f entire compaqy. 1subject until I Hava'consul^
• I •« not t" held II icgaj. rdir.g to .
’.tc.vl
M-rts.
"here a waterspout formed a ibort
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[attorney, R dw ird H. S.^JIS
tffidal* o# tlv wore not.fi*:>! ami Alt' Hi-ovr.uin |urThe
, •lo.g next V. i doesdrts out m M u n i c i p a l B a m i P m
(tmc. Inter.- KodectAl * automobile
A f f i r P H Trt'Cfiic«KO.’>.
to determi u- w;«.s culled htt,nic froi.i Mtirtinstuir.*..
rtain the win a.of the memu.ift parked near the pier last I I I }
11311 U i r i C e 8 1 0 j S oy^hf’reCOht^
in tlu- board’s
\V. Vn., 10 he a t lii-r licikiid^.
-her :it a bitti'piK luttl'iliuici' in liie
ni<
<
ht
purporting t« u i from
Tbe pall bearers nt Uio f-ut *ral Hotel Furr*'-t iaike on Ute evening
1 1 N-.*
It tcul late ye: •
Following
to
tip*,
program
to
nc
(sw urant charging the tomorrow arc tl* he: W: M. Heott,|of Dec. 17.
ii. C. DuDoso, J . G. SharoJV,- W. .1 1 A Chrictnia* fund ikmntujn was given by the Municipal Hand Sun
Storm* were followed hy n dqW)t-j
- r
wrmismn erw
eft »f $02,000.
day afternoon in tho Milano The"bunk'* the-finding
ng In
Thigpen,
J.
R.
Louck
u
n
d
'T
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H.
made
to
the*
County
Welfare
Ilomjf
pour
of
ruin.
•
Motorists
Ivons,-rcJ
S
tarting
Snturtlny,
Dec.
11,-Uu?.
n « 6worn out by
ofma itrunb-««mtoini!
liter, nt .’! o’clock;
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min
ported marooned in. Cajon Pass offices nt tho City Hall are to be finery *nd 4*tHo de*r
niirr. ui'toctivo gcrgoanL Scruggs. Interm ent Is to he, in ;uoi ordered turned over lo the di
Program
Municipal
Cemetery
in rector, Mr*. Ileleit Mor/c. , : .
A nupmer of Vniscd United jnbova San Bernardino by enow dosed each Sntritjlay nftrmoon lovo letter, which Lo* A
Iwifen-nop Ivotween offi the
F—March, Sons of Australia,
...................from
eight to ten. inches
States currency bill 1 have recently
ond thereafter, according to City
bnnked
| 6r nustdon hoard
nnd charge* of M iller ami Kriekuom
Lithgow. *
* f* (Continued on P;
been floated in ci.ieti along the ilepe.
Manager W, R. Williams. / ’ '
ealth’s Attorney ^-Diwm funeral' djrcotors.
2.
—Overture, Orjiheus, Offen_ '
Tho rity ilnppytmeot* rnccivlng
eaat const nnd a v.arnlfcg td Sanhadt.
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their pay each week will hereafter p A r | t | ¥ | p | * / * p |
H A nraT rn? m v n n c B ------ntlsn will suetain ”
3. —TAI To^ trot, Let’s TnlF
bo paid on Friday afternoons nt ( ^ « l r t l U C l v v
Congress, meets ni noon.
CHICAGO, Dec. 8. —(/I*)— Dar
Gmrgc W. McDaniel,
Alxnit My. Sweetie, Donald ion, nnd 6ut for tl;d»lad mency w i sound
oVloi’k, instead ‘o f.on'$aturday,>Mr.
Oil conspiracy trial* continues. ^ (11) Fqx Trot, T h at’s Why I Love ed today by4S. 'Robbins, who nthL
h*s »nid, despite-w hat. by A. Day, J r., *on of a wealthy
Cd th a t a gang of crook* had boon
Williams Htatcd.
House takes up Judges’ Balnrle?. You. Donaldson,
N I* realized on Sender*’ Chicago Insufaded man, today- oli7
operating
in
Melbourne
within
-tho
Tlie city
.RARAROTA,
l;lo./4
D
c
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^
.—(/P)
. .manager left today for .'
Senate
campaign
investigating
p5,ooo aa.j property anti' liiincd n divorce herd from Her1. .Grand Selection, Knt ink n,
part few days. .
—Police
tot'ay
or0
scArdiing
for
i
Went
Palm
Ueach to a tte n d 'th e , » f . . .
| t' insurantc vniuod nt nico Lunstrom Dny, who is serv committee mquts.
Frilni.
'
Tho method used- 8y the parsers a robber or robbers, who l a s t ’.state rcssion of th<t league of M u - ' >
House committee km committees
pMch the former official ing n one to fourteen ycara senIntermission
» Mdrehanto of the city are
of
tho
money
in
\*ory
crude
to
bank
night
broko
open
the
imfe
of
/the
Jnlcipnlitlci,
which
la"to
*b»
held
tqnce In the Sun Quentin, Calif., considers vacancies.
•o the board.— 1
5. — Concert Waltzes, Vienna
ers but enn hot easily be detected BnrnfiOtn Dally Times, ta k in g !Friday and Saturday. H ew lll aKp asked, today, hy.Cham ber *
*ve apprehension' felt penitentiary fo r throwing ncid on , "Military and Indian affairs com- IJe/iuties, Ziehnor.
bjr
those? M t J l ^ d tp^hamlllng cur* about ljiOQ and some ‘Vn!uahle''iittehd thoktAth convehtlon of City tnerce of<iclal«r,ti>'
m ittees hold f i r s t ’meetings.
1effect of the treasurcr'a her husband’s face.
ft.—De*rriptirep"Tho Mill -h» th*v
roncy,
according to. Mr. Robbins. papers w h th AydroTfl'lhd :BtsJtf/4t-.Managera, which is to be> formed tion o f the
i» M ng relieved by
Forest, Elienbcrg.
in announsirtg th a t all
"One dollar bills are being raised tlio tim ;,
a t W csi. Palm Beach.
“/»nrc of faith ip tho
7?— (A ) Fox Tro\, W hat Good
of advertising, other than,
to/ton
dollar
bills
by
merely
mn“wlon board add pledges
Is Good Morning, Santly, nnd (R)
tap ioca! ’ newspapers, be
lexlng the figure "0” to tho bill
“M tupport," ho*rfaid.
Ildlo^ AJphn!~ How Ares Y’ciu, Gil
to a vigilance commltfo
"arid cbnnglng tho picturo on its
bert nnd Baor. . ■
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Chamber before actually
ire U lir* HfllM
8. —March, Fram tho
West,
t t
ri
tt*
4
a n r* j
U jR p H ■ ■
Woods.
Switzerland, Doc. 'J. >!Concorh(ns Chlrta, the foroign
9.
—Anthem, Tho fltAr Spangled
ministers haro apparently con Banner,
. Key.
vinced Chu Chno-IInln th a t ’it
:
Riving his'ngo a* *u,ic<vrnl»» ------- -—- - - . u
.nam e a, j ack j o1,rtsoni abroad, of which tho ltalo-Alhan* would be unwise for him, acting
f«radioo,” was arrested inn pact is regarded by rtmhy n» os rcpresfdtative of ) pithor , the
afternoon by Detective Fa-disturbing Indication; . antdety Canton or ljcking governmenU, 16
and tsehemea are dhUy
In raising tbo liills tos words
'and;turned over tq the over, the situation in China niri introduce Into \iiir council tho «jui*sfounder ’of Tho stamierd Oil C<»n- : Air,.
............
Rockefeller 'was bundled up the *merehantn af -(
v,ere
not
changed
nnd
the
circles
tion
hf
Chinn’s
rocent
ftbrogalldn
tho-position
o
f
the
foreigners
R en tes on a charge of
. John fft'onnrdi. elected In Notunny of them are, pawc
there, and a probable ngrceinei.t of tho ChlnQ;Be]giah trenty, ns it vchilier to tho off ire of Prosecuting unuaily around the figure'll,” pn pony wus'nccamffanird by a retinue ip a lojy: ulster and wort*/a
c"t-ring.
rials'
claim. - If the "
Of
lfi..
including
a^
phyalclan,
his
cap
with*
ekr^U
bs
to
protect
him
the
ono
dollar
bill-V
were,
not
would
only
brblg
the
entire
Cbinhivkl T**'1 to be the man w ith Germany cohcemlng modified
Attorney, ncsatuifFthc diriles of changed. On a ten dollar liill.^ o housekeeper, friends nr\d remnntu, from
slow
a ,‘le tte r t m
'
wintry
fdnsta
,u»
ho
motored
coe
-question
before
the
league
a!
I bbc<l n, r'"'nEer of 8 m»U supervision of Gorman nrmnm erD
his offieo Mundgy. upon hid return urc goe:; uno quarter, of the di*r' They loft Ne\V Ydrk.op hts prl to’ tho Pennsylvania Statiori frOnt
a
moment
wlienil
rc(|uiros_
more
outlying dlstrkla hf were the threo outstanding foatures
from n bunting trip* on tl»£r’
vato, cnr, t“M ogart/’ attached V his. estate ot* JPoqahtko
-K»
tnneo around thenuincrnuft.;
ng the p*5{ fcw wooktw. today o»-Uu» ihtierhationnl stage drilfftlo h a m iH n g ....................
r«|trwest cojutt.' nir.
Mr. 'i.onnnr.ii
l/ertnnr.li’rr ropf(ho l\avfltvr'8pedal of tho Atlantic Y, ; He walked unaided -from ’ hi» valao t o .
Optimism
continues
to
tpnevail
°f tobacco nnd W Geneva.
...
_
misslon <u-as\ slgufid by GoVjAJdhn \ . RML’GGLBKS FND1C1 F.I)
Coast' U nd/ duo a t Orn\ond B'epeii .iloyator to. ih ft platform on tbai •hen l»e
illy, tho -several foroign th a t the -;Allied:Gnrman. rolwations
tjdcid »0‘hrmr it
W.
Martjn
on
on.N
qK
H
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r
,
shortly ‘ after i» o’clock'In the df- cor to tho train ,.b u t took a freight.
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1 . x m.niBLcts gatHofeib horo fo r the will be mf)intaihC3 In the paths of
t pfonrtnfoinlMt'J been
Icmoon; ;*-,>>.
-Hotneoi
‘Aldormaa
Rey*,
frit
ndahin
’nnd
‘bn-dpoxation.
with
finifiof W a|-: lebguc council sossions would fifty
practicing
.rlnw-'tw-jk^fotfl' since mend WhtUulfod Joseph {Johnson, Mr. Rockcfoller'a bfidjl
a
pfohahjo‘decjolon
by
the
confm--.
P
-.in. Goldabdrdijgh. wn* nothing about Mussolini, h u t the
'
dors -In ParliY a t f uly, 1919 and is »
i n ’*? * Articles Ktoleh; correspondent'ie. ab k to «»y th at
Green
yecrotly they * rv disturbed
......
afternoon
Ih o possibility’
the Duce’a
estalH.”
to the rt„ w .
fampaigri tHjnds
*d >-Iicpiifcn&itt
merican Ideals
J a p a n e s e .Ship S ejnc Maru~
W i t h G row n r .12 M en Ucp o r t e d ’T h He In. p i.slre s y
Extradition 1
Will Be Sough
HA'HRIS^URG, Pa,
V
AL OF MRS. LAWTON NAME!),:::.. -.?::
AS.Sfefe SEVEN ARE DEAD
:0GGAN TOTOPR ESJDFNCY
BE HELD FRIDAY OF
• r r . . . . . . . . . . |IN BLAST WHICH::
OCCURS IN MINE”"''''"-"
10Of Sanders
For Shortage
11 l?v Friends
Elay Again Sunday Sanfiird’s Easiness
nr. „ Be "Closed Saturday
Men Warned About !„r r . Urn Tlio .V
tAt Noon This 'Winter
ofi
Bad Currency Gang
Washington News
iXlatch Neirro
[Robbery Charge
Tliief“Gets $400
— From Newspaper
M ussolini’s Policies Abroad Source
- Of Concern A t Conference In Geneva
John D. Rockefeller Sr. Enroute To
Leonardi Assumes
Prosecutor’s Duties
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,
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laai *'»!■»
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m^smm
k Supervisio
rchant Prob
�•-s s r*
f4 r
n :i :
?
i-'-fK1
pression or appre
past seven years
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annual ii<?i*"
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slon noxt y6ar w U
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Georclashes on the gridiron w
elevens are playing their - final
MEXICO CITY, Dec. 9.—(/P)—
U p
games of thc season. Not only
•■ ■ will the athletic directors miss the Pedro Gtml, the Spanish chnrtcc
,"affaires here, was
concluding contests of thc season, d'affaires
w aB saved from
fv
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MEMPHIS, Toiih.; Disc.
but
thc
mnjority
of
the
coaches
will
|
poMible
serious
injuries at the
: —Rush li. Parke, clerk of the
nlso be nbsent from the fruys. The (
nf a crowd by Aaron Snenr
_____ American Savina* Bapk and Trust
Southern Association of FootbelJ t;({. jtexirun foioign minister late
*k. a le P o d d e r, H in d O f
M
SAN ANTONIO, Tea., Dee. 9.— ami thunder..ui r.^iokc. The °l,| <
» h ^ * a p p e a r ^ a i m k Cpaehea meets annunlly with the ‘ v?;.(fry a>.
i^ 8 a c h u s e tte N S t a le Re- (AV-Miraclo Play., the religious
?,“r ° / , ^ M.fcntly, hui1' ^proxirnoVoly $100,000 w a s to u n d Southern conference.
*' The Sniuiish AiplomiU. was being
Tho constitution can not «*j
, d Y r c ile s W f a J th e crowd
y , Tnrlnri«»<i
Inclu des Music,
irm nito
fnrrv
Mimic, spectacles of the early church
InTo^hi°ch ' ‘n hl" accMn‘^ '
pochanged
without
a
vote
by
the
,
1t |k |
„ trtiN J f policeman in
. S u n lig h t In System *»htch>-were the forerunners of thc d(.f?ntoH vllllan
vanished 1,ct* CAr,y loday; '
whole representation
K knock
™ IVg him
■
epresemn on o f tlws con-' 1 r *
down
modem drama, still flturiah in thiH Many' of the presentations of “Iios
Parke called J . , r . llu n t *nd d ferenee nnd usually proposals for ini'
4IUI ... 7 * . - - A . u
% Doe. 9,
f»HEKBOfcNt'MVss>,
must
be
submitted
In
adj
hccauac
the
pdllcwfaan
stopped
hi.
v i S l t ; . t n J 'r , ^ , L ol „W Mexico. Posture," ..reserve thU
drop.'H W.l.en, bonk
changes
automobile
for
violating
a
traffic
S7 *—Wbrk, sunlight, color and music
vunre of annual meetings nnd must
cardinal t> o iatS 'W th a system ;
gam tho favor of the committee rule.
Mexlcon or Indian residents, were through which red araoke rise*.
render. The cjtdmintra communi- on constitution and by-laws.
whl^h. Mrs. Jesile D.'.IIodder, su
n t of -the vatato rof6rtn»-, brought‘tq,tho w ufhw est by Span1rated with police and Parka wn.x
MILTON—Fire accidents resultplaced under arrest, Ho declined
'or woman In this town, ap- Irh priest* hundred* of years ago
id
in th e death of one child und theand hav* been kept nlive »inro that
M l i r j 0 , l A t 9 A V W k to make a statement. He I* paid to
*}.r rile* .1° the-Inm aU a. >■- ^
serious burning of another. Little
time,
ulnm.it
in
them
original
state.
i
S
U
n
e
i
l
A
U
U
C
lO
tK
I hove told police that he fled to
■u ■: Bia♦H. *w* V, _r theory
, of the psyNolan Rogers, Jr., of Bagdad, died
! N„w OrloanR nnd returned *horv
nilofeleal value of colbr In. th? , ..’.Miracle play* wore mtr^ducp.i
from
burns received when some
The funeral of Mrtu Frances \ w},cn he leurned of the suicide o'
vmnien sh u t off from - in the mediavel ilnyn niter the
CAINSVILLE, Gn., Dec. 9.—(A*)
o set thorn c h u rc h had banned Greek and Ho- Foster, who died nt her home in Clarence Henochsbcfg, assistan
\ iti-r? here have omended th'
i{g* "during t h «
u n d rani ii. 'ffsTTJTrr tT\oy' !IiV mr r e > fi inile r vi 11e ^Wednesday morning, cashicj- of the bonk.
A chnrge was not placed against ^»> charter with n prevision foi
. tV«s T -y
a t
, -iy Illustrative l.tinoaux of hiolua is to lie held tills afternoon from
r s*
,
. with!, Parke but ban k , examiners; ar- the imposition of a one mill tar
r women Ufa, ham to t,»> j sto. iei, but In'ti'm. the, a, ,
i iho m l d y c ^ f a l 3 o'clock,
Kev, fcowaro^praicei,
Edwanljfaidicel, pastor oi
of wit
Uie | rndgcd
rftr.KCt) to talk with 'him
today,
fer t"
publicity anil advertising purto .erve U " J s th a , speaking p an s m .u *•
-m ,>ev,
him to
day.' for
i Uv
ler
expresses,
her
avontuuliy
the
moilein
p.u^
wa
f’irst
Baptist
(
hurch,
officiating,
w
hether
there
was
coliusiqjv
bep.<*c*.
er cxp£e»»es, her
I* y o u r c o m p a n y In n o d
odAt thc time of Iiey death Mr» tween the two former officials hat
It is estimated that the tax ill
evolved
l i tl ei i al worHIi.* c a p l t u l ? . / Ar*
Foster was 79 years of age. .She | not been ascertained.
r *. , bung in - npproximlitely Jft.OOO. •lirre adil ll lonnl I m p r o v e m e n t *
Pastorcs’' A I'.im iile
• h at o u g h t to bo m a d e nnd you
was a pioneer resident 4xV Florid*|
_
a a . i.
»
—
*-s—- , The nttructions of the city a* a Tro
or
Tliv
oltiijh a m p e r e d b y lack o r m o n e y ?
BfXtiiaH!
rorj
. » j^bol
goonri
^
t .''Cos
“ ’■ J1 astort-M >“ ‘ V
having been born in Ornngo county
sit,for
industries
will
be
advroIf m o n e y I n t e r e s t * you. 1 woul d
few
,
women
who
I
herds,
is
one
of
t.ne
most
cuimm-n
y » V -; era vpry few woi
t o t al k o v er n p l a n t h a t will
.
,
., . .
.
.. on March 27, 1847. She spent her
iurd.
y like
, ol ve y o u r p r o b l e m a n d b r i n g
^ " r o uy jly belong
la .th
cUsj
t
, ,i criminal
,
,
'9B P,“? ? ,d, ,i“ V0 >tC" W
entire life in Orange nnd Semlnol,
r es ul t *.
:/»hs elms to sand her charges out. itlci settled by the franciscan colinties, ipr ,)Iircnt.,
Mr
T h e r e I* p l e n t y o f c a s h money
ftt the e x p ia tio n . t)t their ;Urras,, .n d it is most common In conimun- nnj M„
Aj Vaughan, who weri n ' F l o r i d a bunk* t o d a y to flnatic*
r
i
i l t i n i n t e c o m p a n i e s . T h e r e nr*
,n J ^ ‘h Improved mental, moral itics settled by
the Jranelaan ninonK tho/lrgt get, CJa o(
thl,
inves tor* waiting f o r wortli-whllo
and nhyrlral condition that, th e y . fathers.
Usually it is given ni ,„*.ion
o f f e r i n g * — wt|llc ' bankA n r e ndJACKSONVILLE, Fla., Dec. 9.
v l s l n g I n v e s t m e n t * out of t he
j g n , h e c o ^ * 'AilWii* atid ' 'idflfofep ’th risln ia s time.
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Surviving Mrs. Foster are three —(/V) The Southern conference
s l a t e , d u e lo l a c k of Hi l hs l aut Ul
nortinr. H e r methods^ at 8herxh« piny opens With a chorus, daughters, Mr*. Hihe Parrish, Mri. seems to have played a joko on it
Is sues o f both s t o c k * a n d bond*
fr om t h e i r local m a r k e t * .
• bom. the Second women a reforms- rcmlnUccnt of the Greek theater ClLudin Snupp and Mrs. Mnggie self during its last strenuous exec
If y o u nre u e o m p n n y a n d not
t a ^ - to b o .ttta b llsh ^ In this coun. Tho chorister* swnietiinci lake par. Myerf-. Threa_*pns also Survive. utive session here Inst Saturday
s p r o m o t i o n a n d y o u r need Is
up
t o t!00,000. I wi l l be s l n d - l o .
wtdoly-aopladr-in-'*nu,*t^rr--ii, i.Ui i -.ii;,.- *!u-\ They are: Alex Foster, John F or The football senson was lengthened
have a pers onal u n d c o nf i d e n t i a l
jWe.man Is apjitenced to
iau-.jii-.t t-h‘t a, k. i>
ti,«. ter nnd Henry Foster.
to include the second Saturday
i n t e r v i e w yrlth > a u .
Thij c o m
♦i*’.dHrH*>k«ptmpart'frt>m
n if'p lu y „pens-with n
p a n y d o ^ not n cc n n a a r l f y h a v e
i n f t e r Thanksgiving but that-I k also
tn he locat ed tn H a n f o rd
II0 V
othftr inmate* for three week*
u. ting of he pa.run lis
|, date by constitutional provi
A-7. r a r e II KII AI .D.
ring this period the reformatory
■ . ..ns f >r t h e gent-r a1 ; t s * e n i h | y of
nffirlsl* r-tudy her character and
T?*s \ 'c p i o n at ■(• S pit i i t hi o n f e r e n e e .
O J lp o S
bar Interyst. Then she is given
I'hur,
under
the
constitution,
the
work”to whl^h sho appears best
l,('N DON.
Dl-c !i — (/Vi Tii conference loaders will be nsfem
jH H ed—gardening,.cooking, dress’rin--*"f
\V
ale* lignin h a s show'Shaking or other duties.
ill *1 l «
i' rit
In n n e:t»'
_Baeh Treated Individually
JI *!•I *<1 • • iLsjl
*«t night Wale
sentences are always lnde- f<-r. leader , i..e
u>. the Taxi Drivers of
in n P re s c r ip tio n fo r
■' freipion’ers tif
t l , City of S a n f o r d
have
isto. Good behavior and rap , . - | , p | i 1
tn m «
!
t r o t .i- 1
id progress Jn tto .w o rk nssIgneJ
,ij.r e, ,1 tn t r ii n - f r r n s s - o
i<i'.l
.*
lekd to a ’parole. Each ,woper.-- for ir>0c in the City
t»itfi i
•'■■pie \ ; il I |
i -Is -treated as ah individual. tn b! el LIUI nn t-i. approved by tin
• i..- I „■
I
Hoddor ktresi«a the need of
I’ola-e Department.
i 1 leg iuu uf i i n r l
, guess, perseverance, cheerful
ItMkills l h e f'e rm s
nass and. team spirit,
'it ..- v* ii * I lie
J g S ^ i , Every,, room ha* plenty of fresh
Rill
wile
IhSuri a ir and sunlight.
Photographs^
>•l-.t •
-, 1 t In I r nr
V|Mt 111- bill
W y p 'c t u r * . nnd trinket* "aro"'ilefmIt-- f his 1
\ * till- |'l.l I
,| ki, , i ;t .|l II,
LVtad for room decoration.- jW^en m a d e of fi n- rack**: final
fr iit . r J ii stn .'chiiini
_ the last block of the Md-tipfe cells
i li-iirwnt- i I • j'l \ e e i e l l l ■ I,- lit
,i h> i> e 1 t I i In-, • ;il>- a n d h e
Was torn out it was replaced by u
. ...-.i.c* ill n * .-.u i <jt . u l p h u r o u R m n d i i h » * p i t : i l r-'RlIMg gift llflll
tmnaaium wherp tho inmates are
ven regular exorclae and an op
r iportunlty fo r games.
* ■ This reform atory wna n pioneer
jMn providing farm ’ and garden
work for. women prisoners; which
V•
7 Mra. Hodder considej-s n very Imj.. portant' factor in their devclopl.'ilK n t,’
‘■T;
• i
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1 *
«f m, .
f «* •
Vs*
f*
p;'.'Music is encouraged. The wnmen give numerous concerts and
M xt
: once n yenr they producs- nn •,».
_ r
===
a
a lt:
irk,
its,
With Short
rs
Gives
Toj Officer
Forerunners O f Modern
D ram a, A r e
■
.
w « pinying withjgnltbd* hlT c1otb! ?
In g ^L o u U jo u les, 16, of the Mari. B? - t
anna aWU-rofurutaUrytrjirna0119slg btlfncd when -his clothing
caught w M q aricejt in the wood*.
I’hy'slclanl
would
beUnable
, — . ftfid
. he --------to w ,lk .RljftW » y i n lh .
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At Its Final Session
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Desk Room
For Rent
In large ground
floor office a t 202
N. Park Avenue
ite
Valdez
and Court House.
Inquire at
Wales Demonstrates
200 N. Park
Avenue
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to-cat. It’s sn/)\v-Avl:. rand, cxcanry and ai
dainty as o sIiQrtcnk j
could be. 11And Snow
drift i* just as' ccc.cl ^
it looks. Your czi.'.j
and biscuits and pasi ry
will.prove iliai to yr.u
wlicn you make ;iic■i i
with d iis /p u fc , rijh "
shortening^ y
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do
at 5o*i
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go for a walk t».
“ long rid* b*(
nno Jnicy ,/*?■]
good cold lxitkni
- Bn^ Pie, Ok, ,
mouth waUtiVj
^ I* that tk i
p - M I O r ,* ]
out for aay r
work ls oTrrl v
H quitting tWt
ginning tia*
eure sign that y>>
[» stanrlng for ]
blood. And I
sign that yoc.,
simply got to U ,.
” °.r 100 ycattlj
proving that | j |
rhfumatisrs, lea (
of appetite, |
nervousness, ]|
skin eruptlonjpimples, pals
plexlon and «
cred vitality aj/i
tho result of. tk
' weak in red ftUa '
Onco let B. 8.1 j
the Joy of living
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log to you. Grill
druggists sell i '. i
is more econoaial.
,
i Cup G rated Cheat
i Cup Flour
i Ttaipoou Baking Fourier
Teaspoon Salt
2 Tab/espvons Snowdrift
■ Dash o f Paprika
f
D ash o f Cayenne .
a Tablespoons M ilk
Sifc flo u r/ baking p o w d er,
salt, p a p rik a and cayenne
to g eth e r. C h o p in S now drift
and add chccsc. M ake up
w ith m ilk. R oll \ { inch thick.
Cut in to X inch strips ab o u t
five inches lo n g . Dakc in h o t
oven a b o u t fifteen m inutes.
Colds, Grippe, Flu, S n o w d r i f t
Dengue,'Bilious Fever
ind Malaria
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WILL APPROVE OF IN VERY HEAVY TER
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^bitrirk -Rtip-ene McDermott nil
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description bruneht to your attention in the past teW
but here is one that is unusual.
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type of fig u re—and for— ---- ^ ~ -----------
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price that is really in reach of every one. The dU
we are featuring in this special event' retail for
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------MELBOURNE, Auatralls, Dec.
strong efforts are being
iado to induce, J, O. Anderson,
sils chnnipion of Australia, to poatfonner singles and -eo*doub)«s tenifo r a time at l*a#t, Hisrpto.- ...v
I‘entry into the professional
f.wii tennis ranks.
With Gerald Patteraon, in €his
sent superb form, It If-gsner-—t b:*'filed here th a t Australia
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THE SANFORD
THURSDAY,
wlfiton declared he was satisfied hnd will seek to h a w theprfsopt*
to return after he admitted W* removed to California as so^n tit
Identity..
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and officials of the taxicab coniHAlUftfBURG. P a ., Dec: O-f/P)
pany said they did ,not know Its —Kenneth Ormiston, missing radio
destination. They said th a t De operator wanted, In, connection wltb
(Continued fro m Page 1)
tective* Carson vouched for it* .safe tho Aimo* Sample McPherson k id
th o ritles J& B ved was sent, to him teturn. The detective declined* {fy naping case in ‘ls»a Anneltsi, left
discuss Ormiiton’s. departure.
\ here thjs morning f o r Chlc*tt> Ip 1
by Aim. McPherson.'
* It in e x is te d that extradition
Chief of Police Joseph Thomp company with C harles , Eliwood
proceedings-,will
instituted.Im, R. Graham, repra- Aiiodintely td re tu rn '■'Ormiston to son declined to discuss the easa and H arry Donnelly, private-ijstee^
Pompano j
tives o f Chicago, according
*Miami ' Lions Clpb, Los A n g e l^ ./O rm isto n is said to
started find that hd would issue Chief o f Police Thompson.
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other Florida. Litms have been traced-here through, a a statement later. - •
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host to the inter- lette r. JI«<U bolUsTwf to have left
A Chief of Police Thompson aaTd
Shecphead
D r y S u ite d M u lle t
Holder—Hnpid progress „|>ein^
rcntlon usxt Ju n e , was Chicago three o r fottf. months ago. tie understood th a t the Los Anio Sanford Club a t,its •Tho ,twd detectives'who trailed gclea distrlctattoniey arrived bore
S a ltW ltg r
R ed S n a p p e r S te a k s
■ ita u ^ o n .' nowbetween
eon today, a t the S«m- frlm to -Hairlnhurjr fetre,identified early, this roaming b u t was unabla
older and'Dtnineiion.
F r e s h F is h R oe
to verify the, report,
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cams to Sanford; in.
• L iv e And
T e n n e s se e FA'wfa
At the IVnn-Harris Hotel, who’ro
plans th a t are: feeb«s
Ormiston was said to have spent
for tho-entertaln-’
the n ig h t in custody, of the o ffi
^Ve re c e iv e F r e s h
a n d P o u ltr y idaily
U 12.00Q, to 16,000 dale- nce <wit
cers, the management disclaimed
f are expected to attend th an th
any knowledge of the at fair. JTj*
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htion. As outlined to Uvea’ *
room clerks said-they were
unable
r0f the 1«*1 «lbb, the
to giv# the naniaa of the defectives
[/or a fouiMiay conven
and la id they know pofhlng of tho'
ing to be followed by an
lives, l e f t the ^cnri-Har- missing • radio operator spending
P h on e 481-W :
^ur of the state,
iwhere th o trio spent tho
rjttee
~~ composed of ..repon natoroohllfc. Tho.chiel
from , each club In the] of police said he h ad no knowledge
lark | a‘conjunction with of th e ir , destination j other than Asa Keyes, Los Angeles proeeciP
■ ■ ■ a a iiB s tn is s a s s ih a w
iw H im m M iH n n
mrolttees representing t h a t . th o ^arty w a s heading for tor Jn the Almee Semple MePhor-)
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! ■ son case, is in tommtmicatlon with
ir Miami CIubTnd the Chlcngp.
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gsniration, according.to C hief .Thompsotp expressed tha Harrisburg, Pa,, police in cnnnecwho stated th a t - a bpinloa that Orm iston was “spir
Irift .cf Uie convention ited aw ay" but admitted th a t paL' considered a t a meet- tectivo Oscar, C arson, who -wxa
Ithrre.comraltteca to bo w ith th e Chicago officers, sai^.pr-.
Iran in January,
pg that can be done to
Santa in alw ay s ik jlg h t- '
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|da to* the vlsltom In Jncd w h e n h e U c a llea u p o n .
Ask Union Pharm acy or any
he program. Col. Gra
to c a n y a book aelecteitf from herd
druggist for j box 6 l McCoy's Cod
in elaborate entertaihfor fa th e r, m other, b ro th er or
Liver Oil Compound
T ab lets.T h eir
[iun • in which Florida
Com pound.Tablets.They
Hister.’ •
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»|| as tho various state
cost b u t
are jsvgar .to&tod
and os plea>4rit to tsik^ ss csndy.
[in attendance a t the
Iwill have a part, has
Dec. ,^4th
Skinny men and wdmen[ take
kl upon, it was furthor
them to apeNsdlljr p o t on plenty df
A numilpr given for every good, healthy, solid flesh, and for
Our store, at th is season is full of useful gifts for c \rry m'emdollar spent
Ixt of tho family.
Leather goods l o r fa th e r and browner.
this purpose they a re so extrema-,
i that the Lions’ tour
ill include Sanford was
ly good thnt thin men and wdmep
Novcltiea for sister or friend while mother will he delighted
30x3-173 T ire s
$6.95
iol, Graham, who deoften take ottr 6 pounds o r more in
with some china and other artistic household article we now
30x3-172
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b
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1.35
80 day*. As a m atter
fact^ail
i Florida trip without a
have on hand.
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29x4.40 T ires
* • 8.85
jnford and the central
druggists arc authorised, to re
29x4.40 T ubes.
2.65
turn your mgney you-don’t tako
neoniplete.
S ee O u r C hriB tm oa C ords B e fo re B u y in g
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on 6 pounds in 80 days.
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isit of Col. Grahnm w*s
One thin woman gained 16
within six months. He
t .d the locnl club last
pounds in six weeks.
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Insist on McCoy's, the original
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the next inturnntional
und
genuine—CO
Tablets—GO !
1113 Sanford
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Office Egulpgwn^ Ci^;,
cents.
for Florida.
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iRD LIONS Kenneth Ormiston
PLANS OF Is Arrested A fter
Nation-WideSearch
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■G,ov** f(Lr f * ”?1
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r than the k id M |S f
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cut house: to be ejected, cm (Ceru ata daod-on tit* party
a l Avenue.
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ight at 8:15
-fi&Bublic Sale of Seat* at The O ffl« J )« V UThe Largest and'JMost E xtrar«an t Revo* To Bev
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la DeLaad TUs Tear
in ta k e —
)pen Stock
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Tkw Hundred Principals — Chorus — Orthes
B e H 8 w orr:I -6 u . P o \v c rs , :D a v c Ch a^ch
The Magnetic — LbiHae' Brooks — The Perfect
The Mart Carroll T hfabe Orchestra ..
60 — LOVELIEST GlltLfl IN AM»UCA —
. Lower Fiber M-A0} Alalcooy
flAO
3*»ta on A t)* at Jpt’a Smoke H o u ^ iDr*. ^,' |4 i
little,
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DELIGHTFUL GIFTS
$5 a n d up
McLaulin
The Jeweler
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Too mucli rich food forms acids
"Which excite anjL_ovcrwork tho
kidnwts in Uiail^cffiDrti..tp filte r
li'fro trv thfr'-JyafSjnm '' FTuVh -<h*
kidneys' flfcAstdfjll]/* to.."Wlidte
tho bowels, removing acids, waste
and poison, cIsq . you may feel a
dull m isery in Ihd k idney region,
sharp pains in th e hack or sjck
headache, ditylnbsdj 'the stomach
sours, tongue'Ia coated, and when
tho wentiter is bad you have rheu
m atic twinges.;. T h a . urine is
cloudy, full,of sediment, the chan
nels of(«n; j g t r a r r i q r a , obliging
one to gct.b p itw o opthreo times
during thom ighti
/,
~^.To help Vtdutfalisa those irritsting ncids and flush off the body's
urinous waste,
begin drinking
w a te r.A Jfc i feet* ib u o t four ounces
of Jd d Salts from any pharmacy,
take a - t ^ b ^ ^ t f u L j n a glass i of
w ater before b reakfast for a few
days and your kidneys may then
act fino and bladder disorders dis
appear.
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This famnUifsalts in mado fimm
the a d d of grapes and jemoh juice,
combined w ith-•jlthia, and fans
been used for y ears to, help dean
and stimulate* llu g g is t kidneys i}nd
sttop bln/liLor irrita tio n ., Jwl fialts
is inaxpensivp.and nigkas A.deligfitr
ful ef/ervM cant.HthUywst^f drink
M-’shtd r'i
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ts rapidly approa?hirig aijd a h a p p y ^ ^
i t W ill b e - ^ w t h %
TreeAinaturaily -cartr-Sre'
banisjied for, the time. YDUT m
e n te r , in to
o f - .th e
Holiday?
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With1
ith ftjojrous
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care
you,go
Formerly Sold Fpr $10.00.,.,Neatly Tail.
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Neat^it Versions Of Styles. , ,
through the Holidays ‘With
loadeauate
Ippunu^e.
^•otection, y m carp /pee
feelmg, may turn into one
of dismay! , .
r, Fool Specialist
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VpDR INSURANCE
Sports Plaids, some .self ti-im
med otljers
hands6m efur
S m a rt P ro c k G o f M a te r ia ls t j i a t S how
Q u a lity . ^Tlieso M o d e ls fo rm e rly sold
T a p S I R HKi
1706 ?P a r k A v e n u e
Solid’ and m ixed
matcrlfllB. o f good
grade all wool
fsbHcspjvv/ S h o r t «r4<;Fx)i
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Mit .tJS 3MX DISCUSS
e b l l a r s . ^ 'i ^
tionally gi
values a t ouf
formei!prje
not Rfford ;vtoVtet -ihis saSyjng
v'ever
Mixed m ate ria ls ih ^ s o ljd
shade,,. T his lot o fjn e a ’s
been selling- %for
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The .Mi- ’.u ' p * • *
i d a ’c ra c k e r once told a B o s to n to u r is t, “ M ore fo lk s g e t m e i ItV Simple and Clear
IIY ARTHUR. HRIAr ANE . ,
intutflta t h e ,w a y .I ta lk s th a n g e ts you the. w a y you talk*}. ’ N ever-.
(Copyright 192S. hy S U a Co.XU .,u !u i« c .jv *»'1tJie,ea» tw o o ffic ia ls o f th e B u rlin g to n ra ilro a d a m i BeVbrki
w e lt k n o w n u n iv e r s itie s h a v e b een h a v in g a m e r r y tim e o v er
Tr w g w e t u
IN THE PRESIDENT'S m e*piy
•3 'I uhksit th e p ro p e r u s e o f “ is " a n d " a r e ."
thrre Isn't a word. about,, the world
WW®; ,n. »>-Aecordhnr t o a -n e w s p a p e r d fep n tc h . th d B u rlin g to n pas- court. That’ll an dead . in the
W l ,
* s e n g e r t r a f f i c m a n n g e r p re p a re d so m e a d v e rtis in g copy in United stnten a* Uttle Lucy Gray
witrf
after idle started on :her trip
w h ic h it w as s ta te d t h a t “ a lo n g its r ig h t o f w a y th e r e u re the lantern.
v n s t a re a s in w hich Is p ro d u c e d tw o -th ird s o f th e o a ts , m ore
th n h ____________________
h a lf th ^ -e d rn , e tc ., in t h e U n. ite d S ta te s.." T 1(
h e tr a f f ic . t h e p r e s i d e n t 's m i n d i l i
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vice-p rg ai/len t"« aw ’ . t h e co p y an d dhnnged it to a r e p r o - 1
the rarmej-<« He want# Musdo
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*■ i t 'd / * fiftc r s e v e re ly c ritic fs in g th e p a s s e n g e r t r a f f i c nm n-.shoaU d e v e lo p e d u» produce cheap
.iJ S W
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feitilin r, mul the fedehil «gricaL
^ e r ; fo r h[8 b a d g r a m m a r .
tliral agencies Hindi* htrongi
~ - ~ r . ^ T / l ’h^PiUvei'slty of Chicago was called into conferemt wider.
i riu.as
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:IM» r»etP*- a n d it
GENTLEMEN
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At? pro& lant
local htvtrt
in eedd u p fo r is w h ite \ ale h eld o u t fo r | I,rt.(li,l,.nt mor,j (|)nn ,ln| f wflyi aj.
i of specl-it y a r d a n d P rin c e to nudlin
Avctuht* (it
l i o ^ j r j o d “ a r e .’’ A r th u s ^ B r is b a n e in je c te d th im s e lf in to th e cm itn)- though he doesn't mention them,
S«4>apairli>a
y o r s y and "declared t h a t a n y 1 0 -year-old ch ild k n o w s tlm l or the presldsilcy. He Intends lo
[^ 'T H U R S D A Y , DECEMBER U, 1 0 ^
•nfprxe prohibition Icnislntion, and
“ tw -o -th in ia a r d p ro d u c e d ." A t th e. s a m e tim e a fa m o u s lex favors
adequate financing of the
ill: h r m a i .h pi-A T rtm H ‘ * ic o g r a p h e r in s is ts t h n t “is ” Is th e only p o ssib le c o n s tru c tio n . enforcement.
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r t r a u I n k * a t > » n f u n l '« ( r o u t
y. •
So th ete ^ y o u a re o r is ! " Is It “ a ro “ o r a r e it " is ? ” H igh
QiJ . fair.
- I J r i p f r w a t e r r o u t e t o J n c k o o a - school c h ild re n su re ly o u g h t: to know .
WARNED HY OUR recent coal
W e n u g g o s t- th a t all
8#—Coaotruellifa* 0t *11E. 'A'bkgo-tk^ ^t h e scbodl tb a'ch ers in S a n f o rd s u b m it th is q u e stio n to th e ir troubles and b r Em -lind'a Indtjstrial strike calnmity. the Pre.vi*
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. / " « »p u p ils a n d g iv e a n e x tr a c r e d it m a rk t o th o se w ho m uko th e
ranrli. r i g h t a n s w e r. T ry it, d e a r te a c h e rs , a n d see w h a t re s u lts (lent wants logislntio i .!iat Will put
o o l, tc a a la
It.iiuliig fPool
our coni .supply beyond tne reach
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i t ri-i
n.—AuVm'rntinp-Ul n i R l i r V * y o u g e t. h u t d o n ’t lie too h a r d on y o u r c h ild re n if th e y get it of owners' uniJ workers' fights.
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THE PKF^JRENT W ANTS ado
Te—a e itr fommUeioa.ia Ti»a,»aew•'•’.’A s n m n tte r o f fu ct, y o u know , e ith e r m ig h t he c o rre c t. quale military and naval prepnredhrro .
h n u ltv ix l
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all d e p e n d s oji w h a t w a s in. th e p a s s e n g e r t r a f f i c m a n iip: >. Everybody knows thnt nn
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Moaror.
fcrOompIrilaaiwUf
I f h e wiis ideipirte air fleet Is included in
• r r < > ~ P l e i l o » ^ o l ellr lirowUllea- a g e r s 'm in d - w h e n * h e w r o te th e a d v e rtis e m e n t.
‘ils program. I’ray Dint the coun-'
of school HtklJm th in k b lg co llectively o f tw o - th ird s o f all th e o a ts in th e l nit1^1 on for lurreaxoil ed H tittesM h e n h e s h o u ld h a v e w r itte n “ is p ro d u ce d .” h u t if *r\ noyr have such n fleet In the i
t(r. not merely on p a p e r.--. /
* , <4' •> h i h6*\Vns th in k fn g s e v e ra lly o f m any d if f e r e n t little g ro u p s *»f
a R f i.¥ vWWHH p o ll TODAY
THE t OUNTHY HAS more!
o a ts , th e n .“ a r e p ro d u c e d ” is r ig h t.
money, at tWh •hundred and fifty!
■ f i L T H E FEAR OF THE LO ltD .Itc m c m b e r R u d y a rd K ip lin g , w ho not only i.-> a n ICnghsh- million more, than it needs. The
I ’.Sff “ Let'the fear of the Lord l* upon
to
lit; talc heed and do it: for there m a n a n d th u s su p p o sed to know E n g lish . hut also a s tu d e n t gresnleiu wants Congress
pci Iniquity w iili.thy Loo I pur iq f jljte rp tu re , w ro te s o m e th in g like th is , “ th e tu m u lt a n d the .pee.I lh.it, refunding It. whleh
would m i -m to lie the honest thing ,
ji J |° r
”V h ro n 1n •7,I0T’!yboRl*Ug d ie s .” W e giv e h im e rc d lt fo r th in k in g , a s he w rote to
taxpayers fitjun w|iom It (wiu,
and
we wottltl wnlk j th o s e lines, Of one# s in g u lu r. collective th in g , s h o u lln g
taken, uuiler the hnnreaaion that
j way mid clcaiiVo ouri'Hvcu h y 1tu m u lt, tfo we m ig h t he g e n e ro u s 'a n d believe also th aiit th e the goM-rnmeiU Would need It or
idng liv«d uecoriiing
Thy p a s s e n g e r tr a f f ic m a n a g e r w as th in k in g of s in g u la r, collce- ur- it I" reduce the. public debt. |
The I’renidcnt wnuta (ipngrcsH to.
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tiv’u o a ts w hen h e w ro te “ is prpd"'*ed.”
" ppropnate at c^nc session, enough]
O K I 4 A N D O R fiP O U T K R -S T A K
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said
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N io n m A u i5
7 !<me\ to last two yearn. This:
w»eld allow congressmen to think ' \ n ew spaper w a s a s k e d to p-tt f lion that w om en ouglit to kinev
„ *(From Ilarp«r’«
t
iIkmi h'gislation instead of about | u legal notice,
t ride *thc great block ho
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---In this dny and a ge h w om an is in
in •*the -----m o st iheort
noliey, at least half the time. Con ' 11s. uoiin jiosition possible; not that l.-rested, •-dr shottlii be. in Ii ImhiI
my heayt \
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-rris won’t like that
Money is 11, |uirin-s pu b lish in g th e n o t n r e i -t ) th in g a man is Her spli.-; c ■
‘W ith rein* of seed across .thoir
*hr 1*1 *if*’wt t luh that a lilgitflatnr v.ani.d |n" cheat <‘r d e c e iv e an y o f , t i iim x ix not so limited . ' 1
mmiLl Hying hair;
“i . 8 0 iloW arc they U* Halt, so »wift
The fi .nt page. '*1 h
t« .|v, but th e v bated p u b lic ity and it ,.fi> «• rtiij.,
V ario u s o rg a n iz a tio n s a n d m any ip tlt' id n als of S e m in o lf ;*n i.tini:
to s h u t.
' be n e w s p a p e r ; the editorial p..g. . ■
[T.iVrre.l not to k ' inrnli- tile sul
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i of ills, uasinn. Tin- n e w sp a p e r t'u- m arket pa g e, the «i*<>rt page, j!
tis in g and in o th lr A v a y s to in d ttn new j»«•<»j>l«• t.. i nto, lien I'rr uli-.n' *ny« 'T 'u ilu r,. to sill) -,.. ml,-if
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1 In- request but the tiex< ou ght to It - o f interest to th e uv
'•> t h f nlfiit, and frotfuP oj a n d m ake th e ir hom es. T h e ir e ll'o rts h a w no I l»» a hug* -*<iit the ...•ix tilu la m mul ob ey the » ii-iug it w as disc<»vvioil thn' • rn ge woman t ■' rcaMUiuhl*- rat
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e x te n t w ith succeas. T h e c ity of S a n fo rd h a s a lm o st d o u litw ought m>i f " !«• o d .T u t e d by 1- ..pi,- were, d is c u s s in g thnt vrr> ' > 1 lie oeletv 1 .life
th in hounds th a t go with
nublic qpiiimn "
H - i- light', but 1.. in e.
I heYe in II" Incnnsnictloit*
rile person who
follows
th o .E
bled in p o p u latio n in th e la st th re e y e a rs
it ix tolrrMtrd
' t.«> 1 in th e re tiim s when pecqil'' iiew sp ap era 1 |o.*el) will d iscover g
% i , i itfe’ngt'i
It is n n o te w o rth y f a c t how ever. tb » t th e p o p u latio n of
The pit hi >t inn do nnything it resd from . o v e r to cover.
lluit they nre u p tetty co m p lete M
m
.hare none to spare
th e c o u n ty in g e n e ra l h a s not in c re a se d p n q io rtin n a te ly . ImoneH with its vult*x If it wnnt-I
every R
There are c a r e le ss rend ers, of source of inform ation on
lean
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tn'o'so ’black hunters
•» i-bunge it ought to vote for it.
subject
No
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nurse; and tlu-re uru o th e r re:u! eoneeivn ble
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upon the wind. *B
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m 1 rs who a r t olilj in tereste d in eer s in g le u g e n e y contributes so much ( *
L JI Jtbu uuklcn. thunder of ,YQry littla in c re a s e in u g ric u ltu ru l a c re a g e h a s been n o ted fo r
e y cconfine
o n fin e th«>ii i " ) he g e n e ra l w e lfa re and h n p p ! - u
min p a g es nnd th
they
r foot
so m e tim e . M ost o f th e few fam ilies c<tiling h e re h a v e en- •
i„ a,,.,, a,,.' United s m tu tren
d in g to those pages
Sm h peo nes* o f MM'U'ty tis the he.wspapei*. n
like n dream some farmer g a g e d in b u s in e s s o r in d u s tr y o th e r th a n fa rm in g .
[ thmwn i*i« n o> f»rcucn et)mi«-o ple nre the ex cep tion , how ever. .\ a n d tile |H'ople wlui III.) the c lo sest j J|
“ ‘fWIrfl ht« M!Kt?
S e c re tary ' B ehoot o f th e S em inole ( s iu n ly < h a n d ie r o ( j d ° n with American buxines, men ni>\)t>|Ki|"-i. Iikb u bwU-1 lull of f u r . . , . 1 mulei s of new spaper*, both
Droimi had I, too, farm er, bofor*
new s anil advertising columns, ar-t j J]
C o m m e rc e In a. le tte r to T h e H erald u rg e s th a t m o re and j ''''jp.'^T'w s' tk.t'c.r, pnrk,'n( of OUr gets 11 general rvmhng
these______
fleet
the li.-.st n.K i»e<l jH-.iple ami keep i ■
a lutly e/)tpv*e« tO rlun
Steed* of the night were hmk-n ynnflr^HctiviL)- be g g c q iir a g e d ^ ji^ J ir in g in g s e ttle r s lo t hi s h
,
m f r e nf ilmv.,thm .in Recently
with business n .tfv -'B
new papers for not carry m g n tl.e tn-.r
from their n o t.
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_ _ i! i'OUtltyv It w ould se en l t h a t a const n u t n e (o lo n iz a tio n plan *:it If nf th«* Uiifort* litvrtl :ir«*
w..Hum’s
1
age
Miuplytng
inf.iim
.0
heir wtjary flnnkx nre green nml
u lP 'ra l [ii Mijuut >. *, J’lit J»* nut uonir
f o r out* farm lands m ig h t ii siilt in 11 d u al liengfit b o th In tin
white with foam;
lutn I ur*'Pr
( A biirh pri-uMirt' xnlexninn m on.*
A f t e r all. there xeems
to
*h- v
SIm p , brother, tdnep; l ‘*hrht(t niy IncW corfier and t h r c o u n ty a s 11 whole.
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Lirti.i run make you take uti liu’jr III.II. KCIIMI in tile nursuit o f bunnorsea home.
To accom plish
It c o lo n i/a tio n in fh«* jn o s t t-ff•. 1 1 \ «
lb.UU-s ^ . ^ s u g g e s t . o n lh:.i
w, u, wlt|l ,u m M>1„ lh e r e a r - f ;>liiexs
iT
DOIIl’DT
than
in s ittin g a r o u n d i
ROHERT NATHAN
m a n n e r, S e c re ta ry B elm ut m ak e s th e follow ing s u g g e s tio n s ; n'lr cruel tariff is keeping KurOje*
around
ly o i i r store to the ftont d'Hir nn-l w a i t i n g fo r jo y to come
1. T h e a d v e rtis in g a n d p u b lic ity m a t te r a b o u t th e m l fr. n. getting nn its feet.
i«linw bon out
A tch iso n GI o Im*.
r U*t ,
Tho*Ol
nnd k i o vou
Toledo HindiAi.\l.nvi
I’rcn.ilent
t'«'luti£..,
d n izu tio li plan should be a c c u r a te and t r u t h f u l
tw n ii
lime to take the plW
Mill* cpl»
episode
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li. In e v e rt 1 a se a s tu d y of th e p a rtic u la r lan d t" In •i..i in 'iitiiHint. m ise.t m Wnssa 1
man c.ililil; you a s u i . e s s
b elts, mul in..veil t “ W isbilig
II.ere ts n. tinpi- t"i eq u ality m
m a rk e te d sh o u ld be m ad e to a s c e rta in to a l e ti a in t y in ad
11.ill/. that h. .« u.i..I
. this enuntry as l».ng n*» •! lie tn.xi
1 ti.ive .nitwitted the nr.in
T he T n m p n Times
«rp?iik» <>f
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lie* .*,. 111. * .*-. I»*t t ii)^ | e- -es »on till l.1 la it|-|■ )..|ii mte $1 ' ■
S heri(f:J H « r* \n tm tty .n s hl« “ Hoot it \ a p e e w hat <*m iieet la grow 11 uti th e (lat fieulai ai r.-agi and
• i.iited to inti >■ ."it w itt. .1
I III.Ip" (••1 lhe la.lit - 111 -I | r it e and
1 ■ ■I1 a w -a III 1 u
. o f S t r o ^ y . " . With m o s t o f n s it's it sh o u ld he sold fo r tlia t p u rp o se.
else,
lhe
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55',% I h o “ Rokru o f Control."
It
H ig h w ay s and o t h e r t ra n s p n rtu lio n u rte rti
should
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Star.
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--------- 0 -------be a d e fin ite p a r t o f evttry such plan a n d tin- q u e stio n ol good
SKS*
When tiix ro toemn to be notnv
ill IMIO. O l’ SOME things thu*. j — ..■■■«_
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OiTng in n name. Jav Walker of rin k in g w a te r, a v a ila b ility o f ie le c tric c u rr e n t, e d u c a tio n a l need doing, the President 1 hinl.J ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ jiH in an B iM aa ■ ■ »>
i. . . .Catnnritlgp.' Mas*., wn* struck by fa c ilitie s, s u ita b le d r a in a g e w h e re n e c e s s a ry , sh o u ld be given •bis country is d oin g p r e t ty well.
Iftfc' il<f»’nutdmonlle thp other dny whilo conniduyution.
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4. E v e ry firm n r c o rp o ra tio n c o n te m p la tin g colouizaU V K R Y U OUY W I L L !«• gla.l t'covernor Hnindon* who U-. umc j *
Mll«»»llfl o f fe r th e co lo n ist th o ro u g h and pra. t ir a l ad i in **111 M»l*t I* »l«I«•lit I IMillilyr,. Hi II
'famous for h o big voice at the a n d in s tru c tio n r e g a r d in g c ro p s best a d a p ta b le , eult t \a t ton,
ilir iiniKiniii fni im p r o v in g ;
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lost National Demo ratio conven fe rtiliz a tio n , etc.
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\vit 11*. ^1
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lion, doesn’t »eem to have much]
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S p cctfli uti.l p r iu tiu ib b - a ssist tim e *lnmId I..- ex '^:i \*j in th«* D n itn i St 111
to any In regard to his recent
I h** “t# '
H'*MVf*r pr-'ifru n
toiulod.tuK h fa rfh e rs nnd g ro w e rs in th e m a tt 1 >>! m at ket mg
pttde 111 A la b a m a .
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A London book*bop ha* bqrreil, . . . 0 . In s o fa r um p o ssib le ev e ry a s .sis ta m e sh o u ld he given
»y
1
8h«ke*f)v»re from its nhelvy.s for th e new voniri in b e c o m in g well e s ta b lis h e d th a t he max not
A SI\^N I \ K Ul |) liny 1I\ Kh|f
l)cirtg ‘ particularly im pure.'’ Tlie
lurid.
nthrrwi-*** n ofm n l,
w iiU ’ i
'd irt one. finds In Shakespeare 1* only p ro sp e r h u t t h a t h is social life will V ’ auch as to f r e a ti
kw ariU and ran n ot w riiu any
fa r offset hy the good th at is.tbefn pqj\L cntm unt a n d haytpincSK In h i s now e n v iro n m e n t
^ther w ay
This intorr.it*
and
In splto of what the London, bqpkt r *. (• 1 ,f.
------------ r-r------()umizcp ev eryb od y.
W hat orient
chop muy do
“ O N E OK S E N A T O R B o ra h 's a n c e s to rs m a rrie d th e f» nmnzp imIb that th r r e arc, on
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P r o te s ta n t r e f o r m e r . M a rlin L u th e r, a c c o rd in g t<> a Mirth, nixt«'c*n hiindrrd mUlionii ol
’ Thontricnl managers nre l>ohuman
n lT o f
whom ran b f
moaning the scarcity of leading mosBagi* bein g p u b lish e d in th e F re n ch p re s s front (Je rn ta n y . •.aught to w rite fo r w a r d , walk up
ladle* for Urondway shows,* but T h e d isc o v e ry is p ro b a b ly not a new one. b u t in it som e mil down Htnirs, run an uutonui*
t
kj Jane €o*rl -vontindv? to piny ,ln f r e n c h c o rrc siH in d e n ts se e m lo find a re a s o n if n o t nn e x bile. etc.
,
“ • Vnudovitle nnd Judith. Amfo.rstm
Tito sixteen hundred millions ran
fo 'r 4w
h a t th e y a v e r is th e te iid e m y o f th e c h a irm a n of
n u c n c n w ^ irw n y Co t a k i n ,>nrT r n tyc u‘*s^e L.*”
W'V
tli'ft'bi' t a u g h t " t o ' l i v e mi the eqttnv
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play
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’o re ig n R e la tio n s n .m m ittc e to. fa v o r P r o te s ta n t tor w ith u te m p e r a t u r e of J20
i w li piny
Au»trnlia.
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V,
--------- O -----G e rm a n y o v e r C a th o lic F ra n c e .
ih o v o nnd nt the n»rt|i i>..|e with
,t- Jottehim, n cnti«in of the former
• “ R ecently, it is s ta te d , som e p e rso n s in th e hom e tow n tO d eg re ex below tern. Tin- is an
■ j *“
Kaiser, Is on his way to thi <
vln p tn h lv race.
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T;COUtitry n« the rondudtor of an o f M other's w ile, C a th e r in e Ito rah . se n t th e s e n a to r an " n g He atiya, " 1 him ii., w inal p o r tr a it o f th e lad y a n d som e a c c o u n t o f how h is anccai C r k ih Mru."
l i .........................
Joseph *S. Donoviiii knew exm tiy
O rrhestra conductor* rule-j!\or'n re la tiv e s c an te a t - a la te r period to e m ig r a te from th e w h a t he w anted w hen he went
f, their players with n power d is tr ic t to A m e ric a ." — New York 'lim e s .
work in a c a r p e t fn ctn ix f,,,- $|.r,Q
oThat of 11 nlOllnrl•h.”• .l'vrhsu)
1 week
W hile lie wns w o r k in g in
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but their rule Is m ore' cnllght:n the shop ho said he would malic
I H E ltK N E V E R .w us It g.Hsl w a r, o r a had peace.
ti; * ■
1 million by the tim e in- was 15
— o—
• F ra n k lin
’.
nnd retire,
dflrk hunter, mintnken-fur 1*.
- —V ---------I^ist Soptemlier. not yet 11, |,o
dh'ltger In the Detroit It I\ r
had h i * 'm i l li o n and retired ns h«*
1 recently fired upon by n pro
A C lliC rs SA G A
promised. N o w h e it- dead.
tlim officlnl who was severely
N E W Y O R K HERA E lf T R IB U N E
S p o n s o re d b y tin* K appa D e lta G irla
Mil fur hi* action by Get|THE BEST TIUNO. whon you
Andrews. The j'-,l^nhlbltlon'
The late Clmrlea Uirtgling wns | hut firmly. Their rule .over thr hnvo mndo your first million, is
m eat yfficiul
he does one of the seven brother* who, bo- 1 people in the cirvua waa In-nigt, 'o go on nnd make the second. I<
<|0r*<j the »hootlnr of lit- glniring with n llttlt- one-tilghi but absolute-and wo* never ques an’t tho money, but the fact- that
dtiyk «buliter*.’t
atiiiiil hull ahuxv,” became the j t. ,ii*d.
•on are working, which enables
greatest .circus uru|iruttor in the
Olio of the factors in the success
.' lb' find employment nml
-«-$1.50 p e r C uuple
nor t h e . u*o of ,fXnm«" world. .Their father, n harnessnrn- of the brothers, which became tro ithem
ndtpanfenea.
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ti headline*, Editor Donx ■ker, first in.Prairia du Chlen, Wls.< mendott* In recent year*, was theii
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Itoynl Palm Beach «ny< and nfttfkaYd ‘in M turegor, !ow«, early decision nover to carry grafl’
The right kind of Anmricnn beChristian* started using woq able to do little for them in —that is, never to permit fnkr fin* h is're st when the undertaker
"representing the n a m e ' of the way of education, RuTTHI the gamblers, nurc-thlng men or crim rota Wm> : That lr U lung nn I
i,*4ri i i d the. fro*s ,o f Christ," hoys had determination and most innls to travel with the show. Tnei 'nrly' enough rest for unvboity.
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should sing "In tjw Jt.o fX they capitalized, e a rly Lt ".youth, r»l community ns any other^day
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T H E { t^ IB NO room on the
Tribiuie. A
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-----ptti), had- vision, and. ho It although now and then a genera 'artlv for a parasite nnd Jny man
ntr xrltb Was the primff fhober itt fight resulted .from an #ttempt oi hat.' a to p l. jrorklng h«‘for,. hd ir
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expanding the lfltle traveling show u rural population to storm th< -ui iL
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into a circus, which g in s 'k llu yrew *“*«• ; : * ) m
.J'-Y
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^ ta ju tb li
The circus, in>omu seasons, Wat
J PUBLIC H E A R S 'o f g riat
ation of .lhe late P, T. Bl
*pormou»Iy profitable, and, in oth*
' ” overle* in Africa urrf
vo bruthera verb Ilk
, l*ecaua» of the loss ofTtho.bli
‘eniitg diamond val*
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rtm-rshipu
” id « cWlons or gale) or un nu
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C ity A u d itoriu m - Thursday,
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SPECIAL SCENERY. WARM
AND ELECTRIC KI-TEf
3 5 -IN CAST-!
Big Noon-Day Parade and Hand!]
INCLUDING FAMOUS"MiSf.
'•QUARTK'ITK
EVjERYTHINf} NEW THIS
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For a Better Stucco He
Every element oil
been tai.cn out On
St't cco. Yi'ncfflh^
you. exterior wslfY
sol it! el v untforo I
Magic Keys
1)0 St real * — '<0!
lute. Oriental
il«clI re.uidy to 1
tcviut.ll period.
To Happiness
Ask If* aivut
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Whitt more chanmnic Avay.tu irive your
wife or daughter a Christmas g*ift of
luxurious loveliness
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A STUDEBAKKk Custom Car
CHASE &CO
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Come in and let u talk it over
R eliable Building Supplies „ .
San Juan Garage Co.
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Music by Sejninolu Syncopators
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DAIGER.
SOCIETY EDITOR
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i Wrdneaday
ting of tho Playground
j at 2 o’clock a t the
!. Jt. Dlghlon.
meeting of the Literatment of tly Woman’a
50 o’clock.
r~ auldlii^ Circle will meet
Herbert Speer a t S
»vice for the Christian
1205 Kim Avenue at
f
irncr Circle, will meet
lock a t the F ira t Bap*
ad moat pleasantly .Wednesday eve* w
ning 'a t bridge -a t h$r botpo on
M artin S tre e t.‘‘Roses and ferns Be
arranged in baskets adorned, tb-’ ti,
rooms where. tft« .e a|d tablet had ho
been placerf^for plait.
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Symbolic of Chriattqna were, the w
quaint ,tallica used • -In keeping r())
scores for tha
game. —When *
scores had been counted it. was f
found thud Mrs. J , E. Ritchie was ',
holder of top score, while .M rs. C.
W. Stoudcnmiru h c ld Jo w score, j,
Late In tho 'averting the hostess,' , ,
assisted by Mrs. J, E, *Wathen and ' 1
M rs.'S tew art DutLfn,1 served ref ~'n
study cloaa fo r thla meeting .Wat
"Tho • Dream* Ship," tho member*
taking pacta of .capUiiy stewards,
crew, ticket agents ana stokers,
Christmas Bazaar
L Klrtley. wilt entertain
5 of the Slstcra Bridge
home-on Golden I-akc.
at tho
Congregational *
Ravish House
Friday nnd Saturday
at 3 p. m.
Driver, Mrs. Robert Mnsnka, Mr,
Earl Fields, Mrs. C. • W. 'Stoudcn
mire, Mra. J . E. Wuthen, Mrs
Club wlil be'held next Stew art Dutton, Mrs. J; • E. Rit
•‘Bjukpt,’’ on Magnolia cbie, and Mrs. Stephenson,
atherk Association pf
K,(^ 00 l will mefct ht
.
sobers Association for
ir Schlol will meet at
,/ All mothers and pa*
:4 uJ.Ucd to bo present.
iceting'tjf th e Seminole
E. S. at 7:30 o’clock at
c Temple. v ,There will
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figiibors will meet nt
i at W Old Masonic
ini business to be trans-
tin First Baptist Church m et W«<Jm*»day afternoon.A t the home of
Mr.«. Herbert Speer on Sanford
Heights, with th e 1 chairman, Mrs.
E M Carroll, presiding. * '
After n short devotional exor*
cb •. routine business waa traiM»
Acted. The discussion of donations
for foreign missions and plans for
t»n entertainment to be given Dec,
2.1 wore amopg the mattere of, new
Cafeteria Supper
Saturday Night
f» to S p. m.
Mrs. Kirtley- Hostess
To Members Of Bridge
Club On ..Wednesday
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.RESIDENCE
Mrs. L%
'N. Stephenson Mrs. Verne Messenger Circle Entertained jBy Church Circle Meets £“ainc8a trough ’ore the mem• '
Ben Austin And Wednesday At Home The subject for study of tho
for the afternoon was
Edwar/l Ludecke Of Mrs. Herbert Speer apostles
Judas Iscariot and this was led by
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M ii. L. H. Stephenson,entertain*
• I he Jenny Spaulding Circle of
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kel* n d -|2„< 4. ,0 0 0 new” •
Melbourne — Contract let, foi
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new pkimary sc hod building here school to bo erected in thla
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the study htour, the hostess served
delicious fruit .ppnch and cake as
refreshments.
Out of a membership, of 44,
there were* 1 1 mcnTbers presont.
They yietn Mrs. A. C. Loaning,
Mrs, Frank Loszlng, Miss Mary
Goodale,; Miss. Fletcher, ’ Mrs.
Touchstone, Mrs. Strange, Mrs.
WATCHES
W r istPocket—
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Grueh—
JJoluva—
DIAMONDS
Itffitaires — Perfect Stones
McLaulin
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The Jeweler
llC bE lgin and W altha
Missionary Members,
juliam Holmes & Edward
Community—
ireting bf tho Semlnolo
miber Two, O. E. S., nt in decorating the rooms where the .Avenue.
After the htinin
s, nt Mnsonic Tempitv gUerts nssembltvl for play, 4 and
l><- initiation.
the color note of pink and greon f,iterPKting
prog
w6 b further accentuated by
the lto,m - "Tho Spirit
Friday
place nnd tally cards. At 1 o'clock Wn!* Pr«***nted. as
i l>azn:ir given liy the a tasty iunchoon was served.
Missionary play
p Club of the Baptist
I he. nfternoon jinum-d ijuickly
1 lie held at store next with the interesting game of bridge * Scripture readin
*ket.”
nnd the elub prize, u large basket
.More lx
p’.rele will mret with <>f apples, war. won |,y Mrs Brax- Ql,'cl Hour,” by !
Dighton on Hughey ton
i’erkins. while the guest
) o’elack.
■prize, n, brass bowl filled with I Song, i»y Mrs R
Parish Meeting of the fruit, was won by Mrs. J. C. Ben
,>r“>'‘*r
I Episcopal ('hurrh at son.
1 Following the p
K the Woman’s Club,
Those enjoying the cordial hos-i^our wn* enjoyed
[rgo A. Pe Cottcs will pitality of Mrs. Kirtley were: Mrs. i
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[t 2 :.tO o’clock at her J . ' C. Gibbs, Mrs. Henry Wight,
NKW CLOT
*arlc Avenue honoring Mrs. Ernest Htfusholder.
Mrs! i
----ion Hutchiaon, a recent
Hoyd i’nlmer, Mrs. Braxton I..] Panels and-jshol
Buzanr of the Congre- lerklns, Mr*. J. C. Bunson, Mrs. , turrd on tho now
iurch a t the i ’arish Edwanl T. Mnrkel). Mrs. W. A. 1 Often, too, one »
I /l t ( I I 4
(InilttPn OP n «tu...
ark Avenue and Third
1 L i t 1 yV ‘M oderately
P riced
SILVER
McLaulin
ON NKOLIGEE8
Flowers in organdie and gear*
j gi-tte crepe in pastel colors .are
i tired on lingerie and negligees.
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Continuous from 1 p. m. to
11 p. m.
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FRIDAY
The Jeweler
(Special Price)
EXTRA SPECIAL
IVrist WutchcH, Regular $18.50 values, now
O ld T im e
Round and Square Dance
The Silent Lover
— Comedy —
T h e V ulgn Boatman’
Mllnnc Ntfws
SILVER LAKE CASINO
Open Evenings Until Christmas
,
The Diamond Palace
B. Weinberg, Prop
307 E. First 8i
Turn to the left at the sign juHt beforu coming to
(iindervllle
Dance Starts at 8 P. M.
A. ( . (tinder, Mgr
Missionary Society
**i11*i Churrh will enteranl of Stewards at a
T ,.YI~vk in tiie Sunday
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S aturday
* S tory Hour at the li-
D o'clock. utonal Church Bazaar
i'li House nt 3 o’clock,
an|>i rr will be served
Mu-1. Club will meet
:l<x k ut the studio of
* S. Munson on Myrtlo
FREE
Gift With
Every
Purchase
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mo in Bose Court.
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Distinctive Christmas Gifts
,o rdinary opportunity to economize ,and at the same time select from the
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sm artest,fall and winter creations.
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A Most Remarkable Sale of Frocks and F u r Trimmed Coats
Truth
th e . M e th o d is t
Astounding
Sensation
$18.50 yalues
flanh Miller Is
;injC ilostess At
iAnd Luncheon
icinu-i homo of Mrs.
«r |mv ?nted a - festive
Thurtdny when she on*
ifmi.irs of the Dupli*
»n Club.
• "f vtvid-hued |»oln*
I othi r u g g e s t l n m uf
holiday season
F*d in tho dA:orations
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app'olntIn.tahU was n low crya*
p.poin»ittias and foms.
t*rd», nut cups and faI lynbolic of Christmas.
K*» the hostess, assisted
idsugbter, Mrs. James
Pfd a liclicioua' four*
eheon *
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joonal Interest was the
^oplicato bridge played
r •Bcrnoon, the prizes
[*wr« being attractive
r* d*r jsrs holding gojtlP * r ■puffs.
r*fo U!d for Mrs. Ray•*». noncrt-A.
Newman,
[ft*ItohcrtA. Newmar
L Thread*: MW. At*
»«Uy, Mir. P, F.. ItouBrnest Housholder and
1 ” c. Galloway.
In Bench—New Bn?akCr® nt»ring <x*.-npletion.
Dress •
Coats
For immediate or all winter wear in
the very newest fabrics and colors
mostly fur trimmed.
$18.50 to $39.50 Values
For This Sale
Smart
Jersey
Silk Dresses
Dresses
All flood Styles in The Newest Weaves and
, Shades. Values up tp $16.50 .
. FOR THIS SALE
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Evening
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Gift With
Every
Purchase
Frocks
$26.50Values
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Full Fashioned
' Silk
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Silk Combinations z
•Velour and Velvet
Originally to $11.50
Christinas Items
GREATLY
Lumber Jacks; Slipoyers
• arid Shakers [
Values to $9.50
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nail buffer, button-hook, soap
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tooth paste holder, toothbrush
;r, shoe horn ?nd cream box.
$30 to 575
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�kiSBAU), THURSDAY, DECEMBER ?,M8g6
la & Grapeville
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The Dorcas Union.will.hold Ita
annual ba*«nr on Dec. I I at the
home ’ f W p r e e ld e n t. M r* Hilrna
were am
r wtfni' Sanford attending the Lundqiilst, beginning-nt 4 - o'clock.
montal Wednesday nt Lake- Cakes,, coffee, sandwiches, salads
and candUs will be on salo.^as wfll
*»' numerous Kinds of fancy work
% and M rs.: II. B. McCnil j r / und useful articles.
her. and
Edward f . Lane,
Miss EtU Crandell of New York
w d to Orlando./.Wednesday
It guest of h e r old friend, Mrs.
[nc whore ibay had. dinner and
A. F. Weiti>rdlcW,for a* few day*.
a»
"M r.'a n d Mrs. John Lundqutst
Sanford
man, whero he is employed. 1
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to their old .home in Georgia this
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A a r,
roadhouse ai'F lo ran d n , wos also
oidered/ held. . B a i l o r Jayson
was set nt .15,000 and f°r Martin.
FT. LAUDERDALE, Fla.. De?.
$o,r>o6.
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Jhnjscn.who was
Raffcld’s .Friday sale, \Vhlch | ptjcntly disclmrjtcd' from the local
opens si 9 o'clock .Friday morning,
coast guard base, was ordered held
was mode i
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'fo r grand jury* IntcsilfM lon y e s
^o'rls of Mr,
terday a t a coroner.’s inquest into
entire .stock of aj^cw York manual the death o f AJbcrt*Cook, who
fncturt-r,' 'who was going out of,!djed of wourlds here Tudsdhy after
business and who sold, the stock a t j
having, been shot in Flofauda Sat
u large reduction in order to dlsurday
night.
pose gf It at one, time, according to
*sh!riinnager of, the sto re .; Ruiley Martin, proprlctdr. of a
"W e‘opened one week ago Fri
day and our business has bjeen ex
ceptionally pleasing. ,.We have hui
to odd two new counters in ordei
to handle tho lafgo volume of hoai
ness we,, are doing,'' 'Mr*-, Raff cl/
said today,"
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M r.Jtaffeld stated th at he wai
fortunate, in jro cu rfn g fro m a Now
York manufacturer, . hl« entin
stock of women's, dresses, conts
and hats and. that the public of
8 anford would be given thwbenedit
o fjh e good bargain which ho made.
The ktdre la located in the new
Cameron building, between Second
and Third Streete, on Sanford Ayenuc, and is one of the .most mod
ern women's' ready-to-wear stores
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S t f A M a n ^ a
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ONE - DAY SERVICl*
SANFORD
La UNDR x '
819 W. 3rd S L ‘
Call the.W illard B attery
cn— Wo rfcchnrge and re*
!r all niitkca o l baitcries.
P h o n e 475
P f i n t l
Kronen's Sale Opens
Tomorrow Mprning
Dr. and'& . A. BrownUe, Mrs.
-J. ,N. Wbitmir, Miss Ruth Crawford
• and her mother, Mr*. E. C. Craw
ford pf Union, S. C.,'farmed a. p a r.
ty.,raotoftjig. to. Daytona Beach
Thursday afternoon.
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Mra.- E. D» Williams, who h«i
JW etf Visiting Id Sahford as.irthp
i u e s t of Mrs. C. A. Williams. Jcft
Wednesday for her home atJMocon.
In Grapeville, M,r. and,Mrs. Ilsrdlng and fanllly ntij R v lh c Deck
cottage w h lletjlr. and ihfrs. Frank
8 U pIcr ’and tw o Children and Mr.
and;Mrs. Alison and little son are
occupying the two Rolton bunga
lows.
Windows Of Local
■ Stores
Attract]
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.An attractive window display by
tho. Lloyd Shoe Company, showing
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ti i T pns.nroong
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Mra.
M.
men’s and women’s wear, is draw
.{tom ’Sanford attending the sor. ing the attention of F irst Stroet
vices imd reception held Wednes- shoppers this week. A rtistic nr' tiny a t jV intar P a r k in celebration raifgchu-nU of crepe streamers
of th e 'fWenty-fifth anniversary of from the trrp of the window to th«f
* the ordination as bishop of piahpp lower .background and tho display
Cameron M »nn..
covering of artificial snow, lends n
Those attending .th e Eastern Christman a tm o sp h e r e
t o bath
Sta*..moeUng at,D aLand fu eiilai’ windows.
;cvenlhg were: Mr. ahd M ri.'G l^ n
Tho arm chair used m decorating
' ^ ' I t c K a y , Mr, and .. Mra, R. /L was loaned through
courtesy
‘ ChHstenbirry, Mtf,V Verna May Of Smith Urothers. Inc., arid the
silk lounging robe by the. Yowcll
Company.
Another store which hns gone In
fof Christmas decorations in dress
ing its windows, is Churchwcll’s
Festive streamer* attract the oye
r while many suggestive gifts bee,
Wynn W. Potter nnd small ikon the shoppers to the inside of
ir Jeanette laave Sunday for)
gtorp
I,,Mich., whero thay will • )
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[he holiday* w,lUi :her pa* . pfl„l U ke „f Tampa snent the
The annual stock reducing sale
of Kronen'*, ladies' ready to wear
store, is to open Friday morning
and continue for a period of 10
S iys., The rale is arranged ench
cccmbcr to allow time to reduce
his stock for Inventory, according
to M. Kronen, mahsBer °f the
store. It olio allows m ore room
for the display of .spring good*.
Mr. Kronen stated,
Only fnlr pricea are asked in'
thir. store, its manager states, and ,
during the flvo years Mr. Kronen
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JOIN NOW, WHILE THE CLUB IS FORMIN'!
TO JOIN
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Simply select th e niB0UffT^ToiT>K‘sire td deposit weekly, bring jt to tin
your first deposit, th e n deposit this amount, the first of e a c h wee
below:
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SaftrAJWlT WEEKLY I'AYI
MENT8
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INCREASING WEEKLY
PAYMENTS
W
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50 \Vrrk»
..’H l!ni*h
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PARIS, Dec. 9.—<JT)— Forme.
Crown Princo Carol is likely to j
return to Rumnnia nt nn early ;
date, says a Hucharcsl dispatch to
the. Trans-Alpine News Agency.
“Queen Marie, who seems more
and more mistress of the sltuntlon,’’ the dispatch ndds, "already
haq succeeded in makiitg it under i
stood that the decision of last I
Jnnutiry accepting Carol’s renun
elation of the throne must be re
considered nnd his position again
examined into.'f.‘
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T H K S U R E S T W AY T O I I W H M O N E Y IS T O S A V E .
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M M U a u iv iH a ia iV H n n H a a a K a a a b iu iii
Hetphniny Dcccmher 11 the Ihrre birig
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hr* I,. N. Stephenson, Mrs. C.
Etaphettion and Mr*. Stewart t St, Augustine—Florida Pmver &
toft motored tp'Oflando Thuni- Light installing now white way
, where th ey spent the after- iyntarn, ,ln downtown section of
city.
I^yNoon Each Saturi
First National Ban
j San ford Bank and
Semjnolc County !
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S u g g e s tio n s
“ \\ .i,,t shall I k»v^ — HtttC not
t.ut r- >"u thi.' Christmas. Bring
your prubleins to us nnd let our
display-, sugge.-t u suitable gift
for vM-ryono on your list.
Our
piiee. ui•• modest und ypu will cnjuy shuj.j.jiig u^ uur store.
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The building material dealer ia the
purchasing agent for hi b cpnmiunity.
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your' purchftdng agent w e -are*’
—' oohiitantly aeeklng out the beat valuea»-.
1 the mo«t enduring materials, from
hundreds of so u rce
country; oyer.
Take oenieut,.for instance,. W e offer
beeahse this euperii established a new
v*“
ity nnd uniformity.
b w ith L one S ta r
y mured *nd placed,
ration of your prdha nqw
huildio^matcrisJ servlco.
c n a D ie a .ju i to teit
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I f T Y /H K N a ll , through tho house not a creature was stirring
W ' not overt a mousa’’----- but thi« was mot the cusp .at the
■ Jones'
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Soft’ white flakes of snow jiwlrlod against the widow yane—Santo
had made his rounds and tho Hying room-was a scene of a c tiv ity while the rest of the fam ily slumbered with anticipations of the
mbrnlng. Long sparkling a ^ l p r of UnaeU.aml bright festoons were
being cnrifully. dropped on tho tree while Turn und H arry arranged
the now. furniture rdatly -’ t o r the eventful moni. It was going to be
the.biggest and best Christm as the Jon-s’
wonder. They' were m aking It a furniture
thrill In giving the th in g s th at nro
for' every num ber in tj^q , family.
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lisbirv^-—nt
ycarl/
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i^O U L D any woman hrrt* J
Vm ChrUtmai? in her
.; n itjd 'c a lin it Frigklairc. U*
Vf^jh a tfu e’daicht to the a*."
frighfalre Offers laid enamel limng d procaw.«|S
verngemtion, its (™***?%
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rlng the ,31 o r more And M ark HiVrifd, o f Louisville,
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Mr. Tinker olio rep o rts th a t/W
A ola!m k.\o«i ‘BaI utH I by* received several | »|jn y |Dorn
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hnd*jo\i!r*''of Die Aho-- for -*private racing parties which
D* now
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opening »Xrtlt. •
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to a'su rvey made yca
fe bbtela in Orlando, S ta rte r "Mlck’» H a rris opened
and .Sanford, several his sta rtin g school yesterday morn
If already checked in ing and hail se v sril students, in
, and reservations f i t cluding- Dimple Donkey, Joy TayIpr, M argaret E lnoriU , Blm ,CryaU*‘ F o r^ Dean .B ,\£ o rin U v Aunt
Lfeunc Booatlrigv. Lott Shank, The
Rove, and Mary Hausm anJ
He
d U o g M * ;tw q yeavllngn belonging;
a r S h d ^ e . o f - .racing to fla u g h to n A ^ o r a n a ffWWK.
sons In how to set a t tho starting
toWffered- to .arriv e /
r -sir S n
oiii park hdldd thb dip.
inaugurating the thovsting ^itodttk In, Fla*
F t h c liJapttnhipn of
th*v Korihs-laab "month,
who comb -tO 'F lorida
*havfe natti^aDy. headed
t-meeting in the State,
on to wide-spread ,inShout the country, the
ng at SemlnolA has
unpsual -amount ‘of In-,
ty. As cvldenee of this
sports that ho has re•af reservations for box
Hilng day nnd thnt sevcserved boxes for the
fni ■, Among those who
taken boxes for tho
Harry Beaman of Or-
Rhein, Lester. Hell
ievenow Are Given
On Myt hicftl 'Team
tball Writers’ Group
a do pts
Went Palm Beach—Contract let tacklo Hltlsbordufth J l i g
for construction ’of transit shed thnniplonc, a t Tamp* pn C
and baggage room ut Inlet docks, day, and Orlan*»>Hlfch. e
tltldmldcnr, «>n Neea-Yaar’
FIXTURES
N saM Iead R u st?
F
L O R ID A G R O W E R S w h o took advantage o f M arfitobe Tcv
m ato last season shipped at a great p ro fit ncarlv 1000 carload*
o f this superior itra ln to n o rth e rn ’’market*, T hU was pow lble
because o f th e follow ing characteristic* o f-la w bbct 1
loss by N ail-H ead R u atj Its greater x ® “^«arrle» It *
through adverse w eather; B eing a hybrid; it ja fa r m ore
productive; It will produce a larger prOpoi
appearance outsold all o th e r’fotnatoe* on, n o rth e rn markets* -
j Cato her - Bob O T a n rc ll
Loui*'Cardinal*.n* th?.
kblf player jlh the circuit.
p>, ha«. b£en ;choseil Vy'
|Upu ropittetrtlng i the
W rite rs’' Association.
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[f s s t in t h * . s e l s ^ t lo n o t
officially ttanauhred by
Uxiay, gave,thoi Follow-:
* i tho m*st - vote*. fo’n
fen bn ’Ch«-basis’ of last.
irformnneoa:
From I'ittfliiirgh' itfi
- O 'F a m f l l ,L o u i s ,
-Krvmoc; . Plttsbur;
'.Louli; Carlson, Phi
M arglobc T om ato a* .supplied .by S toke*/w ho hayc led th e
com m ercial 4 cv ijlo p n icn rof*hl» variety, ha* proved its great de
pendability*: Stokes Seed Is a ll grown from the- genuine stock a*
supplied by M r. F* J. P ritchard, It* originator.
Stokes M arglobc has already m ade good In Florida; I t is dis
infected against seed-borne disease. I t is tested for germ ination*
the latest test being stam ped o n every pack ago. ,W c are .n o w In a
position to m ake im m ediate delivery o tf seed fro
tro m th e n e w crop.’
m a il orders u ill be promptly filled,
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brought against
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v N EW ROCHELLE, N. 1
—DP)—-Th* eleveto-of New
High School,, unbeaten ■
scored pn this'season, hai
iTHUR,
’HE SFA FiK-.OJ^OKS. l . m t j M ' RUiHT:' JBERNARDj EH^LKST, ClfFORI
Luther CoilVgo o f ’tjocornh, fa., boasts’one of tho mo.it unique .corti; until, E
blnatlons In fot>tl)al|.
Seven o f Its member* answer to"the nartie tfn are
of;O tton. " Only four nro rela te d ,'a n o ib e r oddity. “TheseV Bor- boys th
National ^League'.- team,
* suiUble opponc
from Hohnny Cdftoll, Scranl
l'onny Hass, Philadelphia,
Penny Cross, Newark. 10.
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nti*' Chunilicr of D e p u t e " h«»
Adopted U»e cotton law, recently
prvscnttd. Egypt's cotton ngtonfo
v iil.b e eliminated onctM rd for n
c i were
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otL nfact
there is
U *>«» j. huckijd m u nwiwv*1"” , '" ( " y iu
Swedish blood icouraftig through 'is tho next door to u Swoda, while. |
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Ohcrlundor’s veins. • Ha Is ju st A /Cavanaugh.is nothing but InklF
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; piainVNiw Englander, nn htmc»V /Retort Courteous' ,
• OberUnder, it seemr, whiU |
tp -p o d l’nnkee.
purjn'g; his college career a t talking with anothor ,,newcomfr', ■
f*om Ptnohurst, S, C., with f<hir
Dartmouth.., Qber leader, to the noticed Rockno arid Cavanaugh in
fancy steppers * h ifh -will race-in
world a t large, was known. n* heated conversation closo by. Thcy_»
the 'weTPknown colons oT^PrSTF^
".Swede,1? tho ..sport w riters being wore diliscuasing dijnib plays when
Randolph, prominent • *New •* York
Rotkno, rc<iailing .a.
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sportsman. T hir lot, which camcam
one of hia ■
‘‘Fignting Irish’' hat)
paigned over New Y ork, Maryland
pulled, aald to Cavanaugh:
and Canadian trackn *during tho
"Who enn be more stupid than
past season, includes Nero, Sir
nn Irishm an?"
Galahad II, Bombudior, and Price"Why, n m iurt Swedo,” replied
fbotball conch at Ohio ‘State Unl- Veteran Coaches .
Cavanaugh.
Then they Iwilh
yersity. jt-w ill bo us Jim, not
Now fo r the story* as related by 'imighed nnd walked uwrty.'";
4 j ‘Of course they wOVe talking
A Worfc .?!»!* • received ' y o a ts rW "Sweds." , Ho was clTristened' A. Obrrlnndcr, whlc.i will explain
1 >er)ander.
t , iny benefit," *nys
says 0Oberjander.
tliu’t T, Wr Nloois, who bails frbm J n . bwi-b© JQ u eh ^ prefers plain nny »version,he m ay havn. to the
OU-rlander, one of tho smartest
Jncksonvillo, Florida; is chipping Jim. Thereby hangs nn intorert- name of “ Swede" nnd why. *,
his string hi nine, ru n h ’erti' fjtxnh Ing tale.'
Alter being appointed on nn nsRecently Oberlnndjp- was in
Juarez. Makico, tb Semlnblk iParlr.
sistftnt t<> Coach Wilre nt Ohio
These horses Swill-bb housed lii th? Clovelnnd discussing the results of Stsl’e, ho wus invited to ;.l ?nd the
new t h ir ty ' stalls stab le w hich'i* thn pas^ fovtti»U season with tho conference <>f eouch^*r which tf» 1
being b u ilt to take care of Um many enthusiastic alumni of Ohio nil annilul event of the football
Statu, in that-city.
overflow o f thoroughbreds.
mentors shortly uftor the season
Our line of fixtures is both or.P rior to being railed upon to
closes.
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talk on the State U-nin of lOiirt
uumcntnl and "serviceable at
At Mo from taking up_tlir-gnm e 1
Tunney defend his' title ' agninct nnd no*t yearV prospects, someany o th er fighter. B u t the tH pi- OWA aakM^ObeVlapder how he be seriously,.there is much mL>nciment gemiine savings prices. Why
ination series is th e true.,m ethod cam e'..nicknam ed "Swede'' nn-l nt thciia conference:'. ,The older ( lay y. i U rge sums when juut
roaches poke fun at thp mrw ones an aUiuctive nnd serviceable
of developing-'the-• outstanding whether op not he liked IL
stnrtir nt |.»xturrH C«n U'.bml nt economi
juit.ns tin the bl
challenger Cor th s. tltlei,’' .
rtva?ntng cal prices?
He's N dl a Rwede
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, . MOLKSKlN A N li VELV ET" - - Without making any comment os
for* buying.
Knutt* Itockne. of Notre Dame’
to’his’preference lietwecn "Swede"
and Mnjf>r Cavanaugh of Boston
nnd
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Jim
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jOberlnndcr
said
someon»
Mdldskln waistcoats', are aWftfct
tacked thh name on him probably Collejro'aro two of the veteran cut-,
ing styTek, and aro m ost frequently because he looked likn n Swede, ups who June niUcfi fern n t the
coupled with’ velvet .nulls or thoflo ho is a striking blonde, or H»e tho expense of the now recruits to the
coaching gnme.
of very elegant wool.
name created the impression.
+' ” i . *, ,K- JL'"/vp
u^-Ilcrm art, Hfooklyn. ■
—C^riASv Cincinnati.
e w -L , Ball, SL-T-ouls. [
jiH-Thcvehow, St. Louis;
L-WiUon, ChIcago?Waborigh; i F. .Brown, Boston,
t’Utchcr Rewarded
'll, thy first calchAr , t 0‘
u valuable p la y e r' nvmlrd,
ksgbc, received ; ?9.lnit
d.M?,R0 points, tho bigb»ny player ,«ver polled.
Igbt WriteVrJudgcs, soyan
i First place and the othr
■Hai second. ■ With th e
r product of th« sandlota
*t*n, lit,- alsff received
rta-of | i , 6 oo.
■shit*! itecond ln ifto vot*
faints: ‘ IJke O'Far*
k*3»' koyston* guardian ■
'fait an imptfesslve batld; having an average or
'• but both, players warn
fa* dangcrouaihltters'fn
‘playing brill ’inn.
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l««ba!l. O'FarhoII was
m y a* good w s l y e r , ^
wower and-’Van expert
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MAY TRAIN IK DIXIE
\l C l'lC A G p. Dec, 9.—</F)—Uni
versity of Chicago b a seb a ll men
**'nst* hojmful l-yea southw ard 1
day, an the strength of ah under
standing tfmt Coach A. Av. St*gg v . .N F,W A K K -I
i* willing to break n 34 year p l \ ton, .Jfr? weltar
cedent this, spring’ nrUl sanction a beat' Joe StnioT
noulhcm training trip ,
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you Ui who Jo u r. year* '*go started
Ringing for rntticy to bify bats and
balls for hia sand lot baseball team:
today-had an opportunity a t the
lIciRfoolltaii;ppcra H ouse-fallow
hie ."TOtal' a'ch'icvemonUi. ■;'
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—Josiph T.'MncPheraon of NashM if f T'ennj. bAas'J, vrflVcWt'llF tfllT
rolo (•/ th i king In V'erdls'S^AIdn’
for* Mi fiiVt1 'appearance on . ‘the
boards of the metropolitan a t a
spatial matinee. * ' '
Ho was 2d •yoor«:bl»l la it June
. -pile driver an honorary member. ; Thrco years before that he did not
- - v- - A banqtrfrtrwlB-be'helJTir fits borf- know ho; had a vol:c, except when
M '.c r wherP HYrtl i feta the* dtt«, prob-'J he told an umpire*what wah what.
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—H#H»aJ<Wf>iln'tf has done for
Owatonua^hat -Red Grange lately
did for .Wheaton, HI., and the town
Will show (t« appjB-cUlIpn.lbfl.JJot
time MinheeoUTs alIFAmerlcqr| fa Hr,
back tomes home from school by
-giving him.the f e o iiY h f f '
When Herb/made the’ aU-Anierican footbnlMtppm
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Information conrcrning a second
J t G& nf b h Ite.nW t ’rtuotes a'm em - Operation,- which was reported to
. j,c < V||P'T>odltr»tlOh' o f M aster have been performed yesterday, is
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74— A p artm en ts a n d Flatn
UADDpCK STEAM PRESSERY l Oa n s —Miloney available at 7 pet THREE ROOMS nkely furnished
•—Cleaning, pressing, tailoring-.
cent Close in property, A. P.
Private Mth. Car *P«co. Pri.
105 S. Palmetto Avenue. Phone Connelly ft Sons.
vato entrance.' Phone. 99.
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ROOM 'Apartment,,private
JAMES H . COWAN—All kinds of
garage. 217 Holly Ave.
Tin1- and Sheet Metal Work. WANTED — To borrow moqqg,
first
mortgage
security.
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Water and Boat TAhk*.' At Oak
76— B u sin ess P la c es f e r Rent
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■tores or dffke* at Park .Ave..
CLARENCE SMITH.
and Commercial Street, w. M.
General Contractor
FOR QUICK SALE—A good watch Young, Owner, 2Q8 PaYk AW.
000 West FJrat Street
dog. 1112 Myrtle Avenue.
positc Court House.
at PHona 441
WANTED TO KNOW who owns
J5ANFQRD DRUG COMPANY
Pit bull a W dog in Sanfqnl?
"The Rexall Store"
Adilrais J. *J. Nulls; ITO iutfe;
We make a specialty of our prompt fin.
filling of prescription* and quick
...delivery.
Good T hings to R at
Tirng* — Soda — Hot Sandwlchca
28— F lorists
77— Houses fo r R en t.
FOR RENT-^-5 room bupgalaw on
Palmetto Avenue -corner of
Spurllng Street. Two bed roomi,
dining room, irving.rpoiri and kit
chen, bath room, garage, improvoments. $45 monthly. Phone 711
fpr appointment
A BEAUTIFUL lot ohe mile wnat.
of Orlando. Owner wants to go
north. Mrs. M. Register, General
.Delivery, Sanford.
84— Houses fo r Sale
FOR SALE—One, of tbd most at
tractive new homes *pd garago
in city. Five room* and bath. One
room a breakfast room. To see it
is. to want to purchase at $0500.
Address "Attractive Home,” Her
ald Office.
SIX ACRES take front. Suitable
FOR 11e K
for Poultry and Citrus. Dotcn
bearing orange trees. Beautiful ------- •' ■ ‘ j
rn i
Homesite, Quick Sale, $1,500.00. FOR HER—Gifts of distinction for
Verms. 8..W . Bradford, No. 518 .'the boudoir. Unldn Pharmacy,
First Nat. Bank.
CANDIES. SHEAFFER’S .P d « ^
SOME REAL BARGAINS " ^ A n -T e n Sotiq Toilet Seta, Per
fume and compacts ' that will
IN LQTS.
CORNER ELM & HIGHLAND please her. • taney’s Drug Store,
;
Northwest corner, facing south Melach/ ’Bldg.
-v
and east, a most desirable location
for a home Wo aro authorised
to 'sell at $2,000 on any rtasonablo
terms.
FANCY-V-PAJAl
Jacket*,' Loang
please Him'thi*'
Perkin* Co.
FOR HIM—Attraciii
. the latest design.
Next to Yowall’*.
A NEW,LIVING
SMALL BUNGALOW on Palmetto
.will bring*joy to
THREE ATTRACTIVE STUCCO Avenue, can be bought for-$4J)00
v.Uiruout. the
Bungalows. - Just —completed.
niture Co., 321
NOTICE—See J. R. Ellis for Special, built In features. Phone 10 . on yegy-casy terms. Located In
CORNER MAGNOL1IA AND , M,.LadyV sbopp(,i n o Magnolia
choice
residential'district.
$500
Christmas oranges. Fancy oranges
cash will handle w ith'the
SPURI.ING
’ Avenue." "
‘ - *•> GET V>UR C1IR1STM,
$3.00 per box. Phone 601 -J Celery
80x100,
n
desirable
location
for
;
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payable
like
re
n
t
Dean-ll
.FOR
RENT—Five
-room
home
CALL 352 for fresh cut flowera Avenue.
furnished.. A pply'B arclift hom porntiim, Herald Building Phone Duplex Apartment house.
This THIS CHRlSTMASfHHve^rfer.-n Union Pharmacy; 1 1 1
and plant*. Mrs. Ginn. Hantwo miles out west F irst St., n 713.
is a. section of town where propSinger Electric. C aalior terms.
Tord Heights.
5M— llo tise h u ld G ood1*
P. O. Box 095.
-------- erty values are certain to.incrtajw Singer Sewing Machine Co., C. W.
Al w a y s :Vo a 01
Junga- ‘luickly. $3500 on- terms of $50 Nicholson, Manager, ’M ctahder ^qe Fnrialenne Gift ShO]
STF.WART THE FLORIST1
FOR SALE—One gas rnnge, used
i with caah ftnd * 50 monthly.
V Arcade.
.
Arcade.
.Flower* for alUoMfUftbn*
3 months. Reply B-A, care Hor FOR RENT—Furttished house nt
Silver take. .S e e .Jn o '/D . Jink
Double
—
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McLANDBR iR O A pE
rid.
"
ins at Coim Hohse. '
imioh- MYRTLE AVENUE near 13th ST. ENGRAVED CALLING CA RD S^
Phone" 7 8 1 .* ^
__________ ...500 on The paving has not bceh pbt
G2—Musical liiMlrumenln
See'Mr. Stone at The down In front of this lot yet. 4 t
FOR RENT— 6 room *tucco bun- ) easy tt
Professional Services
’
is closo in and can be nought on
galow located a t tho corner of , Herald
FOR SALE used Vlctrota. Good
___ ._______________any reasonable term*. Price $1050,
condition G<>od terms. This is Palmrtto Avenue and Katie Street I -------^ DR. J. R. V1DLER
KELV1NATOR Electric Refrigerta rg e living room, dining roomJCORNI
n bap-gain I W. caro Herald.
1 Chirppodist f
<
“tlon thn Ideal Gift for Her,
kitchen complete with electric | room
FRENCH AVENUE LOT
Kclvlnator Platt Co., 39 Mctan(Foot Specialist)
The
paving
is
now
under
way
In
i
range'
and
water
heater,
built
ip
‘price
I
63— R adio S e ts a n d S u p p lies
cabinets, two bed n>om4, bath with Hotel i
front of this lot. A amal. house der Arcade.
Lloyds Shoe Store.
MEN’S. LADIES* AND'
Efficient
lurteoui Prompt
on this lot would net the owner
Phone 1 0 2 for appointment
shower, large . front and nvu ' -------ran’* bedroom •Upper*,
‘GIVE
HER
A
NICE
NEW
DRESS
Service
good profits. The lot can b?
porches. Owner will rent for $*>■ '>1 FOR .<■
$3.00 ■ pair, Lloyd’* Sb‘
i
AND
HAT
FOR
CHRISTMAS.
bought for $1350. Terms can bo
monthly, or will sell on exception house
EUGENE PERMANENT WAVES.
•
I RAFFELD’R
LADIES’ SHOP, 108 E. l i t
no kinks, one price, personal at ‘
arranged to suit purchaser.
ally easy terms a t a cioao price (;0od ti
SANFORD AVENUE.
U-ntlon. Bluebird Beauty Shoppe. 1
For further information sow Mr Herald.
Lost and Pm utd
TEACH YOUR FAMIL1
I’hoNC 349-J.
1 FOR SALE- Used Hadioln, model Mitchell at The- Herald office.
_____
LAUREL AVENUE, CLOSE IN
25, at a bargain. Answer II M
of a BAving* actount
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ATTRACTIVE FIVE room house! Between 10th and 11th Street,
c-arv Herald.
mas Saving* Club” acc
'
S. J.- MX
1 i1ht.iI reward
and garage, valuable lot. Chap- | a large, residential lot.
Owner
FURNISHED
HOUSE,
Floral
out 'with this Rank wil
Attorney and Counsellor at Law
Heights, fivo rooms, hath, lights man St. $0,500. Favorable term s : liven in the north nnd needs cash HEEBEE-BHEEBE DOLLS, Twl*. appreciated gift fob aX
67— Room* W ith Hoard
210 East First Street.
turn Toys, Balia and. Book*.
and garage. Sec Jno. D.' Jinkm- Mrs. Wheeler Jones, Valdez Hotel. ' t a t can be bought for less than
Flrtt"
Seminole Book Shop,. 28 Mctan- of the family,
---------------------------------Courp
House.
:----------i
present
dsy
value.
•Auto Act t-ssoriCH
CIRCULINF: PERMANENT Wnv- OOMS, with or without mealt
dor Arcade.
‘
F t )R S A I . N —T h r e e room en ttuge
_iry^ Guaranteed not to burn. .Reasonable rates. Lincoln Hotel
all conveniences.
Com er
lot
HIGHLAND
AVENUE
LOT
7b—
OfTlcca
nnd
D
esk
Room
REST ’.Y E S !
T u b e * ? - Y i's ! Madam Harriet, over- Mobley's
QUICK MESSENGER
F urn ished or unfurnished.
A p p ly
Facing north between Oak and TOYS of every description that
ices? Cheni>est in S a n f o r d ! Drug *t§reL
68— Roomn W ithou t Board
To deliver your pack
will
delight
tho
children’s
heart*.
Elm, large building lot, in a sec
OFFICE FOR Kl?NT—In Meisch •110 W . 12th St., a f t e r 4 p m.
lord Auto Tire Co,- 20 dMi-;West
Call Postal Tclcgrap
Union
Pharmacy.
Bldg
i
Apply
A
P
tannrT
y
A
tion of well b uilt nnd nttrucive
t S treet
FOR SALE OR TRADE — Eight home*. 110 0 cash and balancw
SECOND HAND sowing machines FOR RENT one large 'furnished Sons, Magnolia and 2nd
bedroom.
018
Oak
Avc.
room Duplex Bungalow on lot monthly will buy this lot for
^conditioned and guaranteed.
YOUR SUITS a n mi
^Service S la Hons — III $5.00 and up. Phone 2 0 1 I, 3. 1 1 0
50x154."-Just living completed. $ 1000 .
ford to m***ure. V
80—A—Real
Estate
Directory
FOR
RENT—Furnished
rooms,
[pairing.
Flach apartment hm* private bath,
E ast 3rd. St. ___ _ ,v.
complete line of Wotl*
- conveniently, located. Jlotwnter. R. R. ELD RIDGE. Real E state nnd hot and cold water nnd fire place.
LEATHER GOODS and Fountain 8U». Quality,. Servko at
Wc have suvcrnl lots that can
Private family. 309 Magnolia.
Pens. Seminole Book Shop, Me*
| Mon'tL TRIM CO.
Hard
wood
floors
In.
two
rooma.
nnW'cd.
investments. Valdez Hotel build
WATCHMAKING. ENGRAVING
ho
sold
on
terms
ns
low
.as
$23
tander
Arcade,
Double garaged. Private entrance.
Itrim the car, no^ tbo owner, and jewelry repairing. Don Smith. FOR RENT—Nice room
~ WOLF TirR 'TA
(*nr.h
and
$25
monthly.
Thestv
lota
with ing.
Will consider one or two well lo202 E. 1st St.
614* Sanfon) Avenue. 1 •
Phone 8 '7 for CBtlmatU*.
an'
located
on
pnved
streets
and
double bed, for two gentlemen.
onteil lots ns part pityififent. F. !>.
P. W. RADFORD
in good parts of tho city.
We
Reasonable rate*.
1112 Myrtle
Breeden, Smith's Barber Shop.
also have lots that can be traded Brushes, I>enthor Goods and Pocket DO YOUR CHRISTBfA&ji
Avenue.
in *>n improved ri-al estate.
Masks. Union Pharmacy. • " here.. A complete Ihw
•BusinesH RcrvIccH offered
----- ------------------------------ :----------'gage, jewelry", ladles am
DEAN BERG CORPORATION
HE WILL APPRECIATE one of wearing apparel. Glvo ft
the Ft pert H air ' Bobbers in
Herald Building
our Gordon Pipe* for Hi* Christ- -------- a wrist watch.. Yo
t Udir. mul Children’s DcPhono 713
YOU OWE it to yourself to have
maa.
Joe’* Smoko-House. 108 W. Is good, W. O..Russell Suj
partpient, . •
and to keep good health.' Chlro- TWO FURNI 8 HF:D rooms lor
1st St.
316 E. 2nd St, = .<?"
IILTON S BARBER SHOP
pracic adjustment* will Ihelp you
light housekeeping, 719 Oak
89—
Wanted—Real
Estate
;. 1W Magnolia Ave.
attain that goal. Phono 482-J for Avenue.
FOR RENT OR SALE—Four
90—Automobiles for Bala
appolritment/Dr. W. E. MacDouroom bungalow, garage, largo
j
REAL ESTATE WANTED
p T S DRUQ STORE — P r ^ gall, htt Ndt. Bank Bldg.
lot, eight minutes ride soiith of
ppti«n». JJrugs. Sodn. We aro
post office.
Terms attractive. Will buy or trade for youh nqulty
BAN FORD BUICK CO,
in any lots in any subdivialon in
CORNER LOT. Eastern exposure
33—Help Wanted—Male
212 Magnolia Ave.
;
South
Florida.
In
answering
this
in best reaidentiak section. Closo
Phone 3R7
I
advertisement
tell
mo
how
much
in. Priced right. See owner. Dr.
1
you
have
psid,
the
balance
due,
McDouguil, FiraL Not. Bank Bldg.
tho lot numbers,-and tho .location LINCOLN — FORD - FORDSQN
rat Street
(to $6,000 a year. This is with a
Edward Higgins, Inc.
of property, also give your.pt-**'
a full line,;
| nationally known company, the
Commercial'A
Palmetto. Phone S31
ent and home address. Writ* Box
right. Cash or recognized leader in the industry.
fiW-B Caro Sanford Herald.
L your, business. | Prcrcnt opening leads to quick ndUSED CAR EXCHANGE
' : -------- r~ I’Vancomunt to exccutivu position.
CORNER PARK AND SECOND
90—Automobiles for Sale
ite Co., general Address D-M‘M-Compnny,
care 69— Hnorns fo r flousekeeplnsr
Q..W. WANS1.EY, Manager ^
FOR SALE—Two five acre tracts
aiduWalk*, build- Hareld. '
KENT VULCANIZING WORKS.
adjoining each other nt Garda 1
FOR RENT—Two hico fumahed Pnrk near Mkrkhnm; tho *©U la ,
*'
CIIRY8LER .
HOOD AND GOODYEAR TIRES.
SALESMEN For Sanford terriCHAS. T. FULLER MOTOR"fO
room* for light housekeeping. of tho vary beat for vegetables •!
U. fi. L. Batterjcs.
Sanford Ave. at 10th St. Phone 692
tory. Capable of earning. $3,000 607 W. 2nd St. .
‘Distributors Chandler
and citrus. Not cleared. Maw mill 1 85— Lots for Sale
DRY CLEANING OO. to $5,000 a year. This la with. *
Commercial
Avenue
ksiur.g, Repairing and nationally known company, the “THREE NICELY furnlehed houae- is now operating here. Will bo
SEMINOLE IIUDSOVESSEX
i’linnv 4il5 for prompt recognized leader in the industry. ikeeping room*. Two beds. ,AU sold only to purchaser who—will ELM AVENUE corner $2,000. KEY . TO happiness. Studebaker
. INC.
Owner need* mt*i«y and will
develop same. Price has been
*
203 Oak A n .
PrtASht opening lead* to quick ad-- conveniences. 310 ^E. 8th S t . ■
for
Christmas.
San
Juan
Garago
sacrifice
desirable
corner
lot
at
placed at $200 per acre and worth
Phone 41
vanccmcnt to executive position.
$400. Owner’s homo and grove much lore, than preaent day value.
•CHULSKNBEHRY PRINT Address D. M.'M. Company, car# 71— Who te to. E at
adjoining same together
with A small cash paymint gives pos
ISC., a Corporation^
f — ihinting, Engraving, Herald.
HUPS—MARMONb
session of the property. Address
beautiful
home
aites
and
acreage*
JrX- Sea us fir st We do
Sanford
Automobile
Ce.
^
DOUGH BltOHir.'RS
EAT AT Sanitary 'Cafe. Good which will be built on at early Box 79 caro The Hsrald.
200 Magnolia Aye.’
Phone 187
C7-W. It. It. Avenuo- WANTED—Salci
! and sales"
•
a
things
to
eat
at
all
time*.
103
date.
Will
finance
you..
Terms
ttlsl .'Hreet
v, r
Inrgest sale* W. 1st S t ’ ' Dealers
ladies for one of
as low i s . $100 deposit'and long OAK HILL-lotsr , $750. V
- JEWETT AND PAGE
In* Cor tb#
K Local or
organl ratio ha ltd
Iha.lanflf Bn
cated
and
very
disirablc,
time balance. Will build homo for
RIVE’S GARAGEf.
K8 4 COWAN CO., Auto outeld* territory,
SELL
GOOD
USED
CARS
complaint to
b M f. How- 7-1—Apartments nnif Fluid
122
care
Ileraid.
«
Sanford
Dealer
you
If
desired.
Apply
H.~
S.fMIt^
and sheet met*} Wdjka ord lu F.'^F; Dull
iffice, Valdes
208 W. 1st 8 t
Phow
;S7t)ii,
chell, Real Estate Office, Sylvan
.'1020 .Dodge Special Touring
•*d om»!nental aheit jo e til Bldg. He *1)1*
ige appoints
thla Orris* bo
APARTMENT
HOUSE
SITE
take,
m
,iV
'W
.r
.K
.
Fleetwood*
TWO
ROOMS,
.
Kitchenette
,
aijd
1026
Ford.
Touring
,T*t. 710-W. ’ 207 '■French ment with\pojnpl
for foar ( if
th* HANFoftl
, b#th, attractively
furnished, Agent, or drop card.Kohte.A, San-.
/NASIt
1025 Dodge. Spcctal Sedan .
M prr t>ubll*h
80*100
moderate rent. Young, owner, 200 ford, Fla., and trill call and g$t
Leads tho world ih moto^
1925 Ford Runabout
Fem ale
, SMITH MOTORS
1925 Graham Truck
you by appointment
SEMINOLE PRINTER?
DODGE
MAGNOLIA AVENUE
1024Overland
4
Touring
*™C0 CAMERAS '
WANTED-r-SALESMEN and sales FOUR R<OOM apartment. Private
Pleasure ear* and Grata
84—
Houses
For
Sale.
AND 6UPPUES' '
ladles for one . qf.Hhei largest
Elm and 13th
bath. Garage. 217 Holly Avenue
$3500
v»>.JS t
-t
St, W. N; Lurtley,
Lumley. Prop.
Fro
sale* organlraUons Ih stalo. Local
./
;• ,vji
MILLER O. P H I L I P S .*
FOR SALE—Unfinished house.
i. cl,or outside territory. .iSee Mr.
and on easy terms3 — Haberdasher Howard in F. F, Duttop office. FOR RENT -a Comfortable garage
% i& tih
Elm Ave. and 18th Street
.
apartment aultable for couple.
ftr C o l l e g i a t e Vnldcz Bullflng. He will arrange
Bo*
123,’
cirq^lerald
Irxt Street
. appointment with Company.
■ " '‘TO ADVERTISERS
1 a H e r a id !. representative
loroughly famiUar;with rate*,
Kjft and classification will give
E q complete Information; And
■ you wish, they will assist you
■ wording your" want id; to
E jte it more .effective.
• IMPORTANT NOTICE •
■Advertiser* should givo their
■ lift or. postoffic*..address as
E n as their phone number U
■oy dr tiro reaulta. About pne
K d c r out.of'a thousand h a i a
ETphone and the other* can’t
Knmunicnto
with you unless
inmuqicato '. With
ey know ydur address.
All dlscontlnuanc* MUST be
jidt in person at The Sanford
braid office or by letter. TeleEons discontinuances are not
a sh in g to n
?
rut
A. K. ROSSITER
Celery AvonVa i
Phpftr
A Floral Suggestion fir
, Occasion \
Floral Designs a SpeeV
la t» th» E i i t u
a E. TRI.KOJU*
Notice Is llerel
TUBBSTIl
Au T Y
Tviecr
/
T W ^ OFF NOUR
SYVTO1. t PONT
TO PReTCND N O l/^ F A C e D VUPPOPOtA^t
comnafiohT
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rwe FULLSifF RlS A: 'lH6HT—r-■
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Papers
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Keyes Immediate
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TO W B :4 r : T;. *•' y'
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T hom pson
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i i at hy I lie S c r t i t f s A re T n He H e ld At
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I'fiM- al tin- upiirehension of Or*
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A \ \ : t . » e t ' i w :n \ .n t e r c o - n
I.II.. I ft ill .SI.’ri.lMMM) cun
,
mid <'ii|it.un Paige denied ‘
lb ' < i Ilf I.-r. ;| ; i-.ie
till
t-i .''■in h W'i . i a-, iii'il hv
any himwledge ..f w-h.v ho had *
t
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• inn ( he.*n taken t,. i( hotel rather than
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ill li< |m!ii v uffi' ent to ”• -iaii- w ill. ,i|.*,| m
, ’deed ill the |wi|n-e station. HnW* ‘ •* ••• '
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• 1. Di K cttie D u n ('arson w at (
him for th'* Senate. i’atl. Avoid,, ye t. ,
d III. Cl. ' I.II 1
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lile i hairman of the IIIi- ""*»":»t« al III
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M. Pbei-ton. Hut
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d . it j i lung else.
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• hit- . The Si-natu tent V\ ti ii I d i .it i ,
lull'll, \ It. i .. A , *ondi' 1 m aving, “why it has •
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Ifileni mis.
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Vi tom r. ti.. and ............
t h.-i
Jl» lirrn |ll ilHl".|.” I till said
<•!! • t. -I. U . Haul. ..
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" 'h'r.ng tin great mtmbor who !
tn i , i f i unis ashed 11,
( have lie. II trying. For tho loci is
til' d t > Ih t hi .i i.ii- , j ,i
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h i.. (Ini' f have made no particular of- *
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“'I have out u .etl any ilisguisor—•■T
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M D.i- aside from a different name. A rid ’
e \fa i .in ai t lie ■*.«*. , 1. ,
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Paul I have not nvniiled j u11>I to placca.'>
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I have lieen ncrupying my pntfCnt
'till, .• i.f i .,||ii a‘s in ;
,1 li.ll
' I Had My illd ■npnillneiil fm two months.
•• V.'a . |, 11.iitin. oi (i
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1 'll,.. i.'lel I :
Vlanv u| the cleverest detectives
• ,,h
i ■ ,1 ii.i|i.,i. •tit • ,
(I
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re.po-t
*t in Kie ('luted States have stood
I ,1 ."! , i.: ,i.l t.
• I't 'n o r i I s Ii I
•v IJ !
:i **'At 1Vine i< till
•• i ii.iogh tn me for a tinndshnkrv
Pli'.lt i
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t h . . I 11, , i , . | i
:i J, * .!<•/• 1il i iaDi; "1 Wi
Wi Ihi and mine uf them rccugnUed B»ir."‘y
tin, "
i indii ie.iii i- l
in
1
It . . . mu...', i-.lm wa .... •
V i * •*'» i i ',. li
-1 Me." mil In n Imppened at Atluntic C ity
o ilefs, |nrm< r
l.t ’t, ' Itaia . ■, dani'til -r of Mr, ; r I
•lull and August, when the Amcr-“i" f 1 1'iifi i,*n mi.- siiei
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t ‘ • •»
>! i
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The ;'-tiiM and s an Deteetive Society was In Conti'**
it. .'i.utliei ti |!:i|i|ist
V. .i iier Ii. .• ii - .. a in " tl t .
- i 1i • r.'* 1. * elliit*** * .at- i • .‘I'mi at the Ambassador Hotel,
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’ I wm, living in Atlantic G i t y ^
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trnii nf th..
• o • i—i.Jr a •• *i tee i i a ................
. » hi ••• ' * in i lllil'' I'll
Sun.
and I used to stroll tbl
o«l |m?|. d !
, !•’ I * u i i . ..
• 1• (U * . Ml • In"-ini, *'\ ab n Die lobby every day ininflilr
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the detectives. Not one g«K_
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reporters
asked
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11 r l.i Mil I f ’llllii t/'ia rtii, " van
' miu had any communication with J
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" I ’ie Wileli's.i Telephone "
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was
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day...
ago
end
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meal
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lu eiity oiiiiiiles uf fun.
"Muiie. whatever.” ho said. Mi
v f \;iGo' .
|i'nM‘i ' j. a, w’rre
lieintf evident to t!u* family that milv a j.. |< u-i
.If :» 1,« i i
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t.i.md
I'male ".My Dr*-aiii uf iImt is nil I shall toll you on"!
1. .'. •<• h • if tl,*- d i r an'! n •:•*• i l.i- .'p H
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H'Kilv* .
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Ihg P*n.identire lompany. (xiihjeel until I have consulted (Bt;
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u i“ •• il IV ll •r |.“til i'i i in* il i hui I
ItO* III, I't i " . ; I l r . u V* , till, - j , > II, t IS
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lo iiet -iitii • • v i i iii't<iii:il and Al f. Sc*
attorney. Edward If. S. Martin,'
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i. i . | i ll ki d li* II 1 1III* im • il'i'i
v. C i t y H a l l
O ffic e s
T o ‘ '’''‘ “K" ' 4
,
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I * *»v at her liedsid* .
I,.t .It
h::i,i|i .•( ami .fmee .it ih •
j S a r . . ; i»: ( i s
B <1 s i n e s s nil* lit
’l l " p aM h e a r e r
:it tile f u *
•ioK"! K'lir* t Iiiii * on the evening
*■' ill:- l | late y
( lo s c a
S a t u r d a y purporting to be from o i
Snow ii II ;it 1'iiih'rlmi neat' here, h e
I'liil'.wii.i: i • the i i -r .m tu o ■
, i I >* • . I ;.
:i miii .*•*: i hargimr lhe t ‘ . l ,i « > r i o . v a r e l o h e : V . . VI.
a n ie r i
for
tl»«*
lir
given
l>\
tiniMunieipal
I*
uni
San
it
time in bf-ii>iv.
v! A t N o o n T h i a W i n t e r v ,,rv ‘riv,'M 0,,t by Marein.<H_«,
theft .o' $!|o,|)0(l.
st'a " " '. \y. •' ; a ( liii.-.tinas fiiml doealir.n was
Ct
' . e f these Ormiston characterisad
Sl'.rm ii wet i- lull..Wed b\ a d'lV'.i*
Mfant was sworn out hy l!ncppnr J. Ii. Louck nnd I*. II. lnn;^, (4I t!i<» < minty WVJlurr Hoiird •l*y .ii'leiT.iinii in (lie Milane The B a i ? C u r r e i V '
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i "hmik" the finding In N iw f o
;> »ur >f ruin
Mi inris l.i vers rcI Tiller, di (active sergeant Scriif'gs. In l'T im n t is to te n. an i ordered turned over to toe di . H e r , a ! o ' c l o c k :
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a trunk containing feint
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lulled
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mar.
Program
i
Mtiitiripal
Cemetery
m ,.ucU,r> ,\|rK.
Morse.
jc'inf. i. | . , het w-x'ii offi the
A :i* p:-1 r
finei v unit "the dear darling n
—
! Fu ll d 111.,U-I- S-. n !l-| I.'I- itll.'l by ''Dii.'
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March,
Sons
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list
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(barge
of
Aliilc-r
and
Kriekson,j
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,
at itYihy>
I'tie mi- i.iii hoard
mv.l
love letter, which l.os Angeles i
:!.
t I'lTC..... »••«’ ; 1 i . reci'ii' ly bool ei 1 froiii eiltl.i 1 . K m incites
i il
IMM. III. ll Hitt I, iim iniillK l« M IV I
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Fcultli’s Attorney
llitve funeral* directors.
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W. li. William ,.
« ontinunl on Page
v. t . .• i t and ii
i.n ir lt» Fan 1
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h e ll.
i Im n ty liepurtmcntN receiving
f v*nti..M will Mirtain i
DAY t i l ! I S DIVOKCK
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-----------ford :nei\ iinrii s t-» "e om i !i- loo!;- .
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* 1" : ' v esich week will hereafter ^ -----------A
?• f!wir«(. \v. McDuninl.
$400
C 'lIIC A fiO , Dee. !h
td’i Dar - 1 Conrress meets lit n’jon.
Aland My Sweetie, DuiialiKon, a ii.!ln , i ’’r *'io .m r. m y *-v:i • :;»iind- •
|)(,
,j ,,n |1 i al ty afUirnootis at d
|i h** said, despite whut by A. Day, Jr., t»m uf a wcaltl.yi O.l ronnpi racy tria l, comtunics.
(I!) Fax Trot, That’- Why I I.nvo <’'* , '"htv’ by F. K. .hir. . v.ho M at -1
!' I'O m N C iV S J K ip ^Cl ' if | (ll a, H^lr.1'1
!nt i«»*ilit %
s \l
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V’.
'.nl lit
nf nit
on V
Saturday,
Mr.
P"! is ri-jilizod on Handers' Chicago Insurance man, today nh
liouse takes tip j'.nh: • i’ tetlnries. Vnn. iK.iuildsfin.
rf*
t'rnoli Ii -mI
Wit'
tai.
.•lated.
|«.i,Win ut„i property ami tnined a divorce In-rii from HerSenate campaign investigating
I Grand Selection.
Kntinku, aperntlnj,- a MellHiurnc w.ti.in the
S A K \ S ( > T \ , I hi., Dec. Ik—(A*)
The l ily malinger left tmluy for
P r(
I'" miurnme valued at nice Lunslroni Day, who is serv- committee niifeta.
past few days.
Erilm.
— Police fiu'uy civ scat eking for West Palm Dench to attend the [
wli il.*. former official ing a one to fhurteen years hi ii - j House committee on committees
The method used hy the passera a robber or robbers, who lust state .’es-uoii of thg League of Mu*
Intermission
ov°r io i he hoard.
tence in the San Quentin, Calif., considers vacancies,
5.
Concert Waltzes, Vienna of tho money is very crude t • hank night broke open the safe of the jnicipiilities, which is to he held
Merchants of the
ir#'"* n;>l>rehoneion felt penitentiary for throwing acid o n ' M ilitary and Imiiun affairs com llcatitifs, Ziehner,
ers hut can not easily he detected Saiasotti
Daily
Times,
taking
Friday
and
Snturdiiy.
He
will
also
naked
toilay, hy Chamber # ,
e . " r >he treasurer's her hushtind’s face.
mitlccs hold first meetings.
•i DeM-riptive, Tlie Mill in th" by thoso- nut iim -i I to hnmiling cur ahuitt Slut) and some vnlttohle attend the Rtnto convention of City nierco officials, t» ippnxm
'**
.
Bn is heing relieved hy
rency, (m olding (•• Mr. Itohbins.
Ei.reyt,
Eilenberg.
,
papers
which.weru
in
the
safe
ut
Managers,
which
is
to
be
formed;
Hon
of
the
&forchatat»'.:
•mince „f f,«ith in the
i.~- ( A ) Fox Trnl, What Good “ One dollar lulls ure being raised llte tlm?.
nt West Pnlm Beach.
in announcirtf that al|)f
l,s|1"" ’‘"aid and pledge»
Is
Good .Morning, Santly, and (It) 0 ten dollar hills l.y merely tin*
of advertising, other than
Uf" M,t,p,„t.» he i,aid.
Hello, Alhha! How Are. Y<m, Gil texing the figure "ti" to tho Iiiii
Inr local newapapera, ha
and ('bunging tho picluto on its
bert and finer.
to ‘a vigilance committee
C a tc h N e c r r o
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West, •ce,” ho said. ’*
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Chamber before actually
On the one doliur lulls there is(
Woods.
Concerning China, tho foreign
> e ry C h a r g e
G E N E V A , Switzerland, Dec. Ik
1
picture tif Wnshingt'.ii and t!ie(
!h— Anthem, Thu Star Spnnglctl
y This action mu decided' I
— (/P)— Uneasiness for the future ministers have apparently con
words "Silver Certifieitle." O n ^
Hit niter, Key.
hy
tho comtalUee several^ **
vinced
Chu
Chno-Hnin
that
it
Mussolini’s polldiv.*
J h ^ e r " lr' v '>itc h i s Jure an concerning
genuine ten dollar lull, ot the kind
N'KW YORK, Dec. Ik—(/P)—John to interview him on the way to ago and it Is expected th #
abroad, of which tho Itulo-Alhan- would he unwise for n iu , acting
illo*;t generally in use, is a picture D. Kim-l;efuller was on Ids way to the t mitt he was stopped by a merchant ini the city will, w*
,
"as arrested inn pact is regarded by muny m us representative of either the
uf Andrew Jackson and the words
himself of this service.
Flnrldn today for Ids annual win me other of the party, who said:
„ ' ''"'"on |*y Detective a disturbing indication; . anxioty Canton or Poking governments, lo
"Federal Reserve Mole."
"Don't yog soo he ir loo weak
Various ndvertlslnf
‘
over tho situation in Chinn and introduce into Uie council tho (pmsIll ruining the hill* to.* words ter golf at Ormond Bench. The to tolk?"
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and schemes are daily
tho position of the forelgneri tion of China’s recent abrogation
Were not changed und Die ein It s founder of tho Standard Oil Com*
Mr. Kockofollor was bundled up the. • merchants at r
.li»hn l.ponnrdi. elcct.'-d In Nnthere, and a probable agreement of the Chino.Qelginn treaty, as it
usually around the figure
om'piyiy wus accontpurtit-d hy a Otlnue in a long ulster and wore p heavy many of them ami
vemher
tn
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office
uf
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would
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tho
ontlro
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with Germany concerning modified
the one doliur hills, were not of 15, Including a physician, hu cup with car' tabs to protect him dais claim. If Hi
before the league
at Attorney, assumed the duties uf changed. On n ten dollar lull, the IniUHi-Jioepcr, friends nnd sorvanb.
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to tlu- Pennsylvania Statioif from conimittoe
from a hunting trim mi tlie northdcliento handling.
nount,
lanco around the iiinnrrnu«.
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Weeks,.on tho international stage
vate car, "Mogurt," attached to his c-dato nt Pncantico Hills, N. sUlon
wi"!
coast.
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comOptimism continues to prevail
to
, lo,,ni’c'> n«'i in Geneva.
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