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Sanford
THE
■'City Substantial"
The Sanford Daily
IN THE H E A R T OF THE W O R L D ’S GREATEST
VOLUME 11
Sanfoi'd
THE
“ City Substantia!’
VEGETABLE SECTION
SANFORI), FLORIDA, TUESDAY, NOVEMRER 22, 1921
NUMBER 207
Upper Left: Miss Virginia Hall, Maid of Honor, Indianapolis
LENA CLARKE
TRIAL NOW ON
IN ORLANDO
(Rotary Club),
Go
Fair Postcard Visitors W h o
oA re in the C ity T o d a y
Lower Left: Miss Charlotte Wachtcr, Dayton, Ohio
(Civitan Club). Center: Miss Harriet Dittmer, Queen, Indianapolis
(Kiwanis Club). Lower Right: Mrs. Joseph J . Schmid, Chaperone,
Indianapolis (Real Estate Board).
On Jointly W hile
Jury Venire is
Made Up
NEW COURT RULES
WILL KEEP SPECTATORS FROM
GOING AND COMING—JURY
SELECTED TODAY.
( M r T h r Aaaaptnlrd I ’r ra a )
ORLANDO, Nov. 22.— Lena M. T.
Clnrko, former postmistress of West
Palm Reach, and Maxtor II. Patter
son, who drovo her to Orlando on the
night of tho killing of Fred Miltimoro
last Aughst went on trial Jointly hero
today on tho charge of tho murder of
Miltimoro who formerly worked In
the West Palm Reach postofflco. Only
two men were excused from tho first
venire of seventy-fivo by Judgo C. 0.
Andrews and tho work of selecting
1the jury got under way before noon.
! Despite rain which enmo in a steady
1downpour crowds assembled at tho
|court house early. Word went forth
that there would ho no promiscuous
going in and out of the room nnd that
only spectators who can l>o seated
would bo adhilttcd. It is expected
the work of selecting tho jury will
consume a couple of days. Miss Clnrko
attired in a loose fitting plaid dress,
sat with her parents, Rev. and Mrs. A.
T. Clarke, and sister, Miss Mnudo
Clarke.
Selecting the Jury went on moro
rapidly than was expected and tho
stato had tentatively nccoptcd cloven
by recess for luncheon.
P rogress is Shown
Naval Limit Plans,
B ig Three T ogether
( I l r T h e A a a o rln lr d I ' r r a a )
SOME OPINIONS
AMONG DELEGATES
AT CONFERENCE
OLD HEADS CAN SEE WHAT
WILL HE ACCOMPLISHED
AT LAST
(11/ T h r A a a ttrln lrd I'rra a )
WASHINGTON, Nov. 22.— Opin
ions have been exchanged among arms
delegates with such unprecedented di
rectness that with the conference only
ten days old Homo of tho experienced
diplomatists hero believe they can see
almost with precision what it will and
will not accomplish. Thero are indi
cations that an agreement on all hut
details of naval reduction is near nt
hand and readiness of all nations to
commit themselves to gonornl princi
ples regarding tho Fast East and out
spoken objection of .Japan to discuss
d- tails that situation seem crystalized
•pdckly conviction that adoption set
"f principles like four ngreed upon
yesterday he outcome of Fur East
negotiations.
l it t l e g ir l s a w
FATHER KILL MOTHER
AND THEN SUICIDE
( M r T h e A a a o r ln lr d I ' r r a a )
BALTIMORE, Nov. 22.—Too terri '
fied to screAih, twelve yenr old Helen
Councilman, last night saw her fath
er, Howard II. Counao'ninu, veioiin'irii n, kill hi r mother with a pistol.
Counsolman then went into the bath
room and kill’ d himsdf.
Counselmnn was thirty-five, and h.s wife
thirty-one.
State Will Rebuild
Bridges in Pinellas
W recked by Storm
TALLAHASSEE, Nov. 22.—Bridg
es linking Tampa with Safety Harbor
and Clearwater with St. Petersburg
by way of Seminole, washed out by
the high water during the recent
storm, will lie rebuilt for Pinellas
county, of permanent construction, by
the state road department nt a cost
of approximately $100,000. The board
today voted to authorize the advertise
ments for bids at once.
The two bridges, known ns the Sufoty Harbor bridge and tho Seminolo
bridge, spnn the headwnters of Old
Tampa hay and Rig Buyou, respec
tively. The materials to he advertis
ed are reinforced concrete or crosoted
timber.
The county had no funds to rebuild
the bridges after the storm, could not
borrow without tli delay of bonding,
nnd as the state road department has
spent no money within tho county, it
was decided to ask the state to under
take to replace the structure.
MARION COUNTY CLAIMS
TO HE GREATEST HOG, SECTION
IN THE ENTIRE SOUTH
OCALA, Nov. 22.—Marion county
clnims to ho the grentost PolnndChina hog county in the South. Fol
lowing close upon the capture of
grand chnmpionships nt tho South
eastern fnir, Atlanta; Trl-SUito fair,
Savannah, and Georgia Stuto fair,
Macon. Marion county Polond-Chlnas
captured grniuf chumppionshlps . at
tho Floridu stato fair.
WOMAN’S RODY SHIPPED
MILLIONS PROVIDED
ST. AUGUSTINE, Nov. 22.—Tho
body of Miss Dorothy Munns, 47, of
Chicago, found Saturday In the mnrshes on Aannstnsin Islnnd, has boon
taken In chnrgo Ijy relatives nnd
shipped to Chicago. Miss Munns had
been suffering from n ntrvous break
down nnd had wnndored nwny from
her hotol Inst Monday.
FRANCE SPEAKS THROUGH
MOUTH OF PREMIER BRIAND,
SAYS FRENCH NEWSPAPERS
Prem ier’s Address Subject for Favorable Com
ment by the Newspapers
( I I ) ' T h r A a a o r ln lr d I’ rra a )
PARIS, Nov. 22.—“ Franco spunks
through the mouth of Premier Brinnd,’
is almost the universal enption in
file Paris morning newspapers over
the necounts of the French premier’s
address at the Washington arms con
ference. The only exception to this
favorable tone Is tho communist news
paper L’llumanitc, which uses head
line “ Brinnd Defends France’s Mili
tarism.”
Another Movie Actress
Tax Revision Measure
Found Dead in Calif.,
Has Passed House,
Looks Like Suicide
Back to the Senate
Republican Leaders Determined
Put Rill Through in Time
( l l ) T h r A a a ii r ln ln l I ' r r a a )
to Countess DuCclls Was Wife of lluffalo, N. Y. Man
(II, T lir
t a a n r la t r d I'rra a )
LOS ANGELES, Nov. 22.—AuthorlWASHINGTON, |Nov. 22.— Hearing
1
ties
hero planned to investigate today
the stamp of tho house's approval by
the
death
of Countess DuCclls, 45, a
a majority of 222 to 101) tho tax re
film
actress,
who was found dead in
vision measure as finally written in
the conference wns buck today in the her apartments Sunday night. InvesHcnntc. There is doubt ns to tho full |tlgation, was stated, will center on tho
force of the opposition that may de empty phials said by police to have
velop hut Republican leudors said been found near the body. Countess
they wore determined to put the DuCclls was the wife of II. C. Hunt
measure through in timo for congress ing, IiufTnlo, N. Y. man.
|
--------------------------to ndjpurn tomorrow night.
JOHN
GRAHAM
DIES
During consideration of tho tax
AT
RRADENTOWN
TODAY
hill a clash occurred between Sena
WAS
OLD
CITIZEN
tor Penrose, Pennsylvania, and Hef
lin, of Alabama, when tho former re
( I t ) T h e A a a n r ln lr d I ' r r a a )
ferred to “ black raknes” Alabama,
BRADENTOWN,*
Nov. 22.— Major
and Ilcfiin characterized Pennsylvan
John A. Graham died nt his homo
ia as “ manipulated by predatory in
hero early today o f heart disease.
terests.”
Ho was born in west Florida and for
fifty years lived In, and helped de
RIOTING IN BELFAST
velop Manatee county.
CONTINUES T O D A Y FOUR DEATHS ALREADY
WASHINGTON, Nov. 22.- A defi
ciency appropriation hill, carrying
STREET PAVING PLANNED
(Ilr The A a a o r ln lr d I ' r r a a )
Approximately $ 101,000,000 or $80,
BELFAST, Nov. 22.— Gunmen re
000,000 less than the $100,000,000
WAUCHULA, Nov. 22.— At the
sumed sniping under cover o f mist
requested by various government de
which hlnnkotcd tho city early todny, noxt regular meoting o f the citp
partments, was reported today by tho
killing n man in York street nren,1council an ordinance fo rn bonding
house appropriations committee. Tho
n
pedestrian wounded yesterday, died election of $80,000 Is to ho submitted
nnvy nsks for $27,000,000, nnd was
during tho night bringing tho total by tho city nttornoy. This money Is
granted nothing, while tho veternns’
Post ca r d s — local views— lc each at deaths slnco tho rioting started Sun to ho used principally for paving
burenu, which requested $ 121,000,000
day to four. One houso wns looted. , streets in the business section.
.come
to the Herald office.
was allotted $05,000,000.
Farmers to Consider
Naval Limit Plans;
Big Three Together
ATLANTA, Nov. 22.— At tho third
annual convention of tho Ainoricnn
Farm Bureau here today six nntlonal
co-operative marketing committees
brought before the farmers of Ameri
ca their first reports on tho growing
co-operative movement. These com
mittees represent the wool, grain, livo
sto I;, fruit, dairy and vegetable grow
ing industries. These committees ap
pointed within the last year by Presi
dent .1. R. Howard of the Amorlcnn
Farm Bureau Federation, nro forming
national selling agencies through
which individual farmsr pool their pro
ducts. Forty-six states will havo
state representation.
This will he perhaps tho first time
in history thnt farmers have men nat
ionally to consider as a national prob
lem, the marketing of America’s food
supply.
Taxation,
transportation,
|tariff, hanking, disarmament nnd fi
nance are other subjects that hold
1place on tho program. Experts in
their lines have been called in to dls; cuss these subjects.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 22.— There
wns strong indication yesterday that
definite progress toward an agree
ment on American proposals for nav
al reduction nnd limitation wns being
mndo although no definite nctlon wns
taken.
Tho “ big three” of the arms limita
tion conference, Secretary Hughos,
Arthur .1. Balfour nnd Admiral Baron
Ifnto, met in Mr. Hughes offico. Ench
wns aided by the chief naval exports
of each power; hut so far ns could bo
learned the discussion did not get boyond further talk over figures ns to
tonnage and other mutters in the Am
orlcnn plan. Tho fact thnt tho exports
had mndo such progress' ns to wnrrnnt
tho informnl mooting of tho heads of
three delegations chiofly concerned
in the nnvnl progrnm wns regarded
as significant howovor, nnd foreshad
owing sonio curly conclusion.
AMERICAN ENGINEER
KILLED IN ROM RAY
DURING RIOTING
( M r T h r A a a n r ln lr d I ' r r a a )
LONDON, Nov. 22.— In n dispntch
to the Morning Post todny from
nomluiy, it Is said that Willinm
Francis Doghorty, an American en
gineer, was killed in last week's riot
ing nt Bombay. The coroner's ver
dict was thnt th edied of injuries from,
sticks thrown hy rioters.
HEAD CRUSHED IN
PLAN TCITY, Nov. 22.— Tho au
topsy held Saturday over the body of
Charles L. Hopson, who wns killed
hy a slaii of wood falling on him
from n motor truck, showed Hop
son’s head had been frightfully
crushed. Hopson nnd Thomas Wilbur,
nl tho time of tho accident, were in
a truck thnt wns being towed hy tho
motor truck. A touring uutomobile
collided with tho motor trusck ,thc
colllnnion causing the heavy timber
to fnll from the motor truck, striking
Hopson on tho head.
CONTRACT WORK TO START
INVERNESS, Nov. 22.-,Tho M e
Crcnry Engineering Co., of Atlanta,
thnt hns been awarded tho contract
for building a new water system,
nnd to also construct sewers, will
start operations in n fow days. A r
rangements nro being mndo to page
certnln streets nnd also to build a
now county school.
MRS JAMES J. IIILL
DIED AT ST. PAUL
WIDOW OF RAILROAD MAN
( I l r T h r A a a o r ln lr d I’ r r a a )
ST. PAUL, Nov. 22.— Mrs. James
J. Hill, president of the Great Nor
thern rnUwuy, died nt her homo hero
today after a long Illness.
DUVAL COUNTY
GRANTS 500 LICENSES
TO HUNT IN COUNTY
( n r T h e A a j o r l a t r d I’ rr a a )
JACKSONVILLE, Nov. 22.—F
hundred licenses to hunt in Du1
county hnvc been applied for hi
with the opening of the season.
PROMINENT SOCIALIST
DIED AT LONDON
( U r T h r A a a o r ln t r d P r r a a )
LONDON, Nov. 22.— Honry
Hyndmnn, n prominent Socialist, d
here today, nt thd ago o f sevon
nine.
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THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1921
W ork o f the R ed Cross
THE VARIOUS CHURCHES HAD
LARGE ENROLLMENTS
YESTERDAY
f jo h ip n v f H o s ie r y
HOLEPROOF HOS
S IE R Y is here be
cause we find it best
fitted to carry out
the quality and val
ue-giving ideals o f
this store.
Sanford
Shoe & Clo,
Co.
Sanford, Florida
KlKllJKilUKllQKl
AGRICULTURAL
NEWS
From th«* College of Agri
culture, University of Fin.
The "Go to Sunday school” campaign
Inaugurated by the Sanford churches
that has been put on the pnst week
culminated in n result yesterday of
which all the churches feel proud. The
people generally rallied to tho ban
ners of tho different churches and
were urged to go to Sunday school by
advertisements, posters, by personni
solicitations and were made nwnre of
the efforts of the churches to make
it a big occasion.
The result was as follows yesterday
morning:
Methodist Church ...................GG9
Baptist Church .......................427
Congregational ........................ 84
Presbyterian ............................ 200
The Bnptlst church had 02 men, tho
Methodist had 113 men, tho Presby
terian church hnd 46 men.
This was a wonderful showing for
Sanford und Is a greut record and now
that so many now ones hnvo been
added to tho rolls an effort will be
made to keep tho various schools up
to this high stnndard.
The four men directly responsible
for the success of this Sunday School
campaign are the following and they
received tho unqualified support of
the pastors’ and oiricers and members
of the churches:
E. Scoggans, director in chief;
Occupational Therapy Applied to Tuberculosis II. W.It. Stevens,
in charge of auto cam
Altove lieu-keeping takes this,tuberculosis patient’s mind o ff his disease and paign; J. J. Bully, in charge of the 4
helps to hasten his cure. Ik-low—Tuberculosis ex-service men in n govern minute speakers; Zeb Ratliff, public
ment sanatorium enjoys as part of their treatment the making of lamp-|'*>’ ninn.
shades and similar ornamental objects.
DORIS MAY
Also ‘T h e Slmp” ‘ n
Two-part Comedy
Tom orrow— Thomas H. Ince Presents “ The
Bronze Bell” with an All-Star Cast.
A lso F ox News
WE HAVE FOR SALE CITY LOTS
A N Y P A R T OF TOW N, ON TERM S TO
SUIT YOU
You can make money buying fo r advance.
You are g oin g to build a home one o f these
days, why not select a lot now, and pay for it
by easy stages.
I f you have some money, will build one or
two houses.
Sanford is m oving, don’t wait, get in the
gam e now.
Meisch Realty Company
A. P. CONNELLY
READY TO GIVE STATE
the work of their county and home
FOOTIIALL RESULTS
ANOTHER JUDGE NOW
demonstration agents by failing to
THAT G. O. p. IN l i n e .
make appropriations for their main
Harvard, 10; Ynlo, 3.
tenance. This is poor business. Rec
Syracuse, 14; Dartmouth, 7.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 2L— Since it
WINTER CARE OF LIVESTOCK
ords show that in counties where these
Rutgers,
17;
West
Virginia,
7.
became
known that the subcommittee
AG EN T
The most critical season of the year agents are employed more farmers,
Lafayette,
28;
Lehigh,
0.
of
the
house
judiciary committee had
for livestock is at hand, During No- |proportionately,
pay their taxes
Brown, 7; Colgate ll.
recommended that a hill he passed
vember, December, January and part promptly.
Carnegie
Tech, 21; Maryland, 0.
providing for the appointment o f ad
of February our farm animals suffer , The Fort Worth (Texas) Star-TeleOherlln, 7; Western Reserve, 0.
ditional district judges, including one
most. It is (lie coldest part of the gram, editorially discussing the aban
Case, 28; Kenyon, 0.
for the southern distirct of Florida,
year. Certain feeds are least plenti donment of county agent work, hns
Wabash, 22; Dcpauw, 0.
there has been considerable interest
ful. Pasture crops, upon which many the1 following to say:
Wisconsin, 0; Chicago, 3.
manifested in the matter. It is re
animals subsist during the summer
"it has come to our notice that in
Boston
College,
10;
Georgetown
14.
called
that during tho control of conmonths, are no longer sufficient to three or four counties in Texas the
Weslyan,
0;
Williams,
40..
cress
by the democrats Senator
maintain grazing stock without being county commissioners have discontin
TAKE HALTS TO FLUSH KIDNEYS
Hamilton, 7; Union, 0.
Hetcher, on three different occas
State and County Tax
supplemented by other feed.
Of ued support of county agent work.
IF BACK HURTS OB BLAD
Holy Cross, 7; New Hampshire, 13. ions, was successful in having the
course, some animals live thru the The reason given in each case is re
Books are now open for
DER BOTHERS.
Gelrgia, 22; Alabama, 0.
providing for an additional judge for
winter upon nothing hut pickings from trenchment. . . . This action indi
the payment o f taxes for
Michigan, 38; Minnesota, 0.
tho southern district, but for causes
(lie woods and pastures, hut that is not cates a woeful lack of appreciation of
If you must have your meat every
Illinois, 7; Ohio State, 0.
the best way.
which have been tile subject of com
1921, a dis
the real situation at present and of
d«y, eat it, hut flush your kidneys the year,
Butler, 28; Franklin, 0.
ment each of his bills failed to pass
It is poor economy to neglect live the real significance of this work.
with salts occasionally, says a noted count o f 2% is allowed
the house.
Iowa, 14; Northwestern, 0.
stock during the winter.
Neglected
"The plain truth is that there is no
authority who informs us thnt ment
for paym ent in Novem
Johns Hopkins, 17; St. Johns, 3.
and left to themselves they will re public work going forward at present
Should this congress provide for an
forms uric acid which nlmnst para
Swnrthmorc, 66; llnvcrford, 0.
quire more time and feed next spring that is so important as that of county
additional judge the appointment
in December.
lyzes the kidneys in their effort to ex ber, 1%
Gettysburg, 28; Mt. St. Mary’s, 0. would doubtless go to a republican.
to get them hnek to their normal agents. . . . The difficulty is that the
pel it from the blood. They become T ax books
close April
Mass. Aggies, 14; Tufts, 0.
health and growth. Professor J. M. work which needs doing most, the di
The fact that die -mlirommiti-t- has
sluggish nnd weaken, then you suffer
Scott, of the Florida Experiment •
Sta
Mercer, 18; Chattanooga, 0.
j u i - recting
i rt i lii^ of a county into tho proper
1st. Poll taxes fo r the
recommended that the bill as passed
with a dull misery in tho kidney reg
tion, says that livestock left to irustle agricultural channels, will require
Now York UniivcrsUy, 7; Trinity, does not necessarily mean that the
ion, *kharp pains in tho back or sick year 1921, for both men
full committee of tile house or the
for themselves through the winter will years for accomplishment, and this1of North Carolina, 7.
headache, dizziness, your stomnch and women, became due
Nebraska, 3(1; Ames, 7.
become stunted and can never regain must in- achieved in the face of great
senate will concur, and iT not then
sours, tongue is coated and wlu-n the
health and vigor thus lost. It is ccon- difficulties even under the most favorWittenberg, 0; Ohio Weslyan, 0.
there will be no additional judge. It
weather is had you have rheumatic N ovem ber 1st, 1921.
omy to help livestock through the win- able conditions ..
Ohio Nortrem, 0; St. Xavier, 13.
is most unfortunate that influence
twinges. The urine gets cloudy, full
Business and Occupa
ter. Feed used
Mafquctte, 7; Notre Dame, 31.
was exerted in the house to defeat
“ • • •• The real demand of the times
o
f
sediment,
the
channels
often
get
Well invested.
Indiana, 3; Purdue, 0.
tion Licenses became
is to drive ahead, agriculturally, in
the bills introduced by Senator
sore and irritnted .obliging you to
Tulane, 21; Louisiana State U., 0. Fletcher.
stead of to retrench. . . . It is tho
seek relief two or three times during due October 1st, and if
RACE MAKES GOOD
counties that drive ahead now that
Centre, 26; Washington A* Lee, 0.
the night.
not paid, are delinquent,
PASTURE
are going to enjoy continued prog
Bucknell, 02, Kuaquchnna, 7.'
To neutralize these frritntlng ncids,
Every farmer who has hogs to car ress. There will be no miracles. Farm
Furman, 02; Wofford, 0.
as the law requires that
to elennso the kidneys nnd flush off
ry through the winter und spring agents are not magicians. Rut for the
Birmingham Southern, 10; Howard,
tho body’s urinous wnsto get four a license be procured be
should have a patch of rape on which money expended they will return in 14.
ounces
of Jail Salts from nny phar fore conducting the bus
to graze them. It has been demon the course of a few years bigger divi
N. C. State College, 16; Wake For
macist here; take a spoonful In a glnss
strated that rape furnishes
more dends tlinn any other agency upon est, 0.
iness, profession or oc
of water before brenkfnst for n few
grazing, where the land has been prop which a county may expend money. It
Fordham, I I; Springfield, 0.
cupation.
.r
•lays and your kidneys willjthen act
erly prepared, than any other forage is this that needs to he driven home at
University of Colorado, 10; Colo
RUII
PAIN
RIGHT
OUT
Wl
Til A due. This famous salts Is mnde front
crop for this season of the year. The this time. . . . What wo need is more rado Stnto, 0.
SMALL TRIAL BOTTLE OF OLD the acid o f grapes nnd lemon juice,
earlier it is sown the quicker it will counties making an intelligent effort
Delaware, 0; Penn. Military, 0.
JNO. D. JIN K INS,
"ST. JACOBS O il,"
be ready for grazing.
combined with lltliln, nnd hns been
to direct their agricultural activities
Unlv. of California, 42; Stanford
Tax Collector,
The land tdinuld lie well prepared and that means that wo need more Uslverslty, 1).
used for generations to flush nnd
Kidneys cause backache? No! They stimulate sluggish kidneys, also to
and, unless tho soil is naturally fer counties with county agents, not less
Seminole Co.
have no nerves, therefore can not neutralize the ncids In urine, so it no 1l-7-2wc— ll-l1-4w c
tile, 300 to Kill pounds of fertilizer o f them.”
m i A D A IL Y H E R A LD W A N T AD.
cause pain. Listen! Your backache
to Ilie acre should be applied. It is a
longer {irritates, thus ending blndder
is cusod by lumlmgo, sciatica or a weakness.
mistake to attempt to grow rape on
ASK FOB YOUR RECEIPT.
strain, and tin- quickest relief is sooth
thill soil without any fertilizer.
K.
Jad Snlts is inexpensive; cannot in
ing, penetrating "St. Jacobs’ Oil." R„l,
W. Jenkins, district agent for the Ag
Subscribers to tho Dally Ifcrnld
jure, nnd ntnkcH n delightful: efforvesit right <yi your painful hack, and in
ricultural Extension Division of Flori
ce’ht llthln-watcr drink.— Adv.
should nsk for n receipt when tho
stantly the soreness, stiffness and
da, says Unit this fertilizer should lie
cnrrlor hoys colloct from you. It Is
lameness disappears. Don’t stay crip
high In its nitrogen content.
Some
WEEKS WEATHER
pled!
Get
a
small
trial
bottle
of
"St
the only protection you hnvo In enso
times a top dressing of nitrate of
Jacobs Oil" front your druggist at.d
soda is always beneficial. It may
the
enrrier chnngcs or thoro happensSouth Atlantic and Enst Gulf
limber up. A moment after it is npbe planted in rows or sown broadcast.
"''stako In tho account. Ench
plied you’ll wonder what became of States: Cold with freezing tempera
When planted in rows it requires about
-nrrier
boy is supplied with receipt
ture In Interior; frost,, except south
tho hui'kiichc or lumbago pain.
three pounds of seed to the acre, and
hooks,
and
is commanded to glvo »
Bull old, honest "St. Jacobs Oil” ern Florida; generally fn|r with
when sown broadcast about twice this
receipt
by
tho
Herald. See thnt you
whenever you have sciatica, neuralgia, probability of rains middle of the
amount.
Ket your receipt nt tho end o f ench
week.
rheumatism or sprains, as it is abso
Experiments have shown that hogs
week If you nro paying thnt way.
,
lutely harmless anil doesn’t burn the
grazed on rape and given a half
ILih it occurred to you that Hotel Valdez Ih the place for your
skin.— Adv.
ration of grain made gains of 462
ThunkHgiving dinner 7
pounds from each acre of rape. Per
Why Hpoil the day of thnnks by worrying and working over a meal
THANKSGIVING SERVICE.
sons desiring further Information
at homo when wo have the host Chef in Central Florida to prepare
should call upon their county agent, or
Muvory and appetizing dishes that will please tho most fastidious.
The Methodic, Baptist, Presbyterlwrite to the College of Agriculture,
The quiet, efficient servleo will save you time, and our Special
nn nnd Congregational churches will
Gainesville, Fla. Ask for copies of
Thanksgiving Dinner will please you.
unite* in a union Thnnkksgiving HorFarmers’ Bulletin 104.
Music! Beal Music!! Not the kind that annoys, hut the kind
Main Dining Room— HOTEL V A L D E Z
vice at tho Baptist church at ton
that soothes. You should hear tho spocinl orchestra wo have secured
o
clock
Thursday
morning.
Every
RETRENCHMENT MAY MEAN
for the evening menl.
,
one cordially invited to attend.
POOR IIUHINKSH
Souvenir Menus for every ono so you will long remember our in
Dr. S. W .Walker, o f tho Methodist
Wo say times are hard. They may
imitable Thanksgiving Dinner.
church will prench.
atp.
ho, hut that is no reason for our prac
Served from 12:30 to 2:30 in tho afternoon nnd front 0:00 to 0:00
ticing poor business. Many of us cry
in tho evening. Spocinl music during tho evening.
In a rural contest In Kentucky, tho
“ Retrench!” Retrenchment is a fine I
Something Different
winner dressed a chicken In 183 sec
thljig, providing t in In the direction
onds. But the metropolitan chlckon
of practical and commonaonso econo
W o have cnttnircrt a C on cert O rch e stra to roa .lor „ „ oxcolIon t
won’t wear seconds,
my; hut It Is n poor thing when it
• t og ra m d u rin g th o d in n er hour
MAIN DINING BOOM
limits tho usefulness o f essential of
Tho
world
nows
the
day
It
happens,
ficials and institutions.
C. II. CAMPBELL, Manager
S ou ven ir M .n u a
T u rk e y w ith
tho
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delivered at your door each evening,
. Occasionally counties discontinue
15c the week.
MEAT CAUSE OF TAX BOOKS ARE
N0W_0PEN
KIDNEYTROUBLE
J
OUCH! LAME BACK,
RUB LUMBAGO OR
BACKACHE AWAY
A Thanksgiving Suggestion--
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SPECIAL THANKSGIVING DINNER
THURSDAY EVENING, 6:00 TO 9:00
HOTEL
VALDEZ
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THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 22,1921
PAGE TWO
PIPE ORGAN CLUB
The members of the Pipe Organ
Club were delightfully entertained
yesterday afternoon by .Mrs, R. B.
Jarvis, at her home, Oil Oak avenue.
Meeting cnlled to order by Mrs.
C. J. Ryan, minutes of Inst mooting
read by Mrs. Sinn Brnyj answer to
roll call by Thanksgiving quotations.
Plans were definitely made for the
bazaar next Saturday, November 20,
at Dr. Moor’s optical parlor.
A motion was made and carried,
that the remaining weeks of this
year be used on personal gifts.
Everybody bring your Christinns
gifts to the club, and lot’s -sew to
gether.
Mrs. J. H. McCloud was Initiated
and the names o f Mesdnmes R. E.
Tolar and J. G. Shnrron wore pre
sented and accepted.
After all business hnd been dispos
ed of a social hour was enjoyed by
n Thanksgiving reading, "Miss Hopsie’s Blessing,’’ by Miss Clara Milten.
The hostess served fruit snlnd,
saitines, coffee, enko and mints, as
refreshments.
Yellow
crysanthenuims were used as favors.
Among those present were: Mesdomes C. J. Ryan, Geo. Hyman, Sina
Bray, Kent Ross iter, Forrest Mc
Allister, Leslie Bryan, Irvin Estridgo,
A. M. Phillips, R. B. Jarvis, J. B.
McCloud, B. (i. Methlno, M. B. Loonaril. Visitors, S, S. Telford, Ken
neth Murrell, Misses Mnrtha Fox and
Clara Millen.
The next meeting will ho with Mrs.
A. M. Phillips, at ,’1:.'I0 p. m.
sh oes!
For the W hole Family at
P R E -W A R PRICES
This store is located out of the high
rent district— the owners do all the
work themselves— and can and will
save you money on every article of
s
every-day wear.
Come in and see
our line of Shoes— it’s
complete.
Special prices all
week
this
on
Men's Furnishings.
i SANFORD DRY GOODS COMPANY [
•i
5
A Good I'lnce to Trade
S O C IE T Y
MRS. FRED OAIGBR, Society Editor,
Phone 217-W
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home from n delightful visit with
friends in Knoxville mid Chatta
nooga, Tenn.
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This Forward
Looking cBank
MEETINGS
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PARISH HOUSE KALENDAR
Holy Cross Parish House
Nov. 27.— Brotherhood of St. Andrew Dinner.
Dee. 1-2.— Holy Cross Bazaar.
Dec. 0-7.—All Soul’s Bazanr.
NOTICE TO PUBLIC
Although my entiro plnnt was de
stroyed by firo Saturday night, I ant
now prepnred to take care of all old
and new customers for any kind of
cement work. Call nt 200 Pnrk ave
nue.
200-Gtp
A. L. ROY.
THANKSGIVING DAY
AT HOLY CROSS
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is jealous o f its reputation fo r Ser
vice and seeks to ju stify it anew with
each individual problem presented
to it.
The know ledge and experience o f
this bank is available to its friends
and patrons at all times, regardless
o f the size o f their transactions.
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|!T h e Sem inole County i
Church servees for Thanksgiving
day will be ns follows:
Low Celebration, 7:30 a. m.
Matt ins (rend) and Choral Cele
bration, 10 a. m.
Gifts of fruits and vegetables and
PROGRESS
STRENGTH
SERVICE
groceries are asked for the altnr ami
r
INTEREST
PAID
4%
sanctuary decorations as usual, and
tif
i lie need this year for use afterwards
4*4**K*4*❖ 4*•H**!**}'*K* *5**!•❖ *!•*}••{•❖ ❖ ❖ ♦■S'* •!•>;*4*•[>•!••I*
is the same. Please send everything +4*+++*>+4*
to the church ns enrly on Wednesday
Whcntsworth Biscuit, real Graham
i he day before, ns possible.
Appllachicola oysters.— L. p. Mc.
The offering in money for the day crackers, 100 per cent whole wheat. Culler.
203-tfc
203-tfc
is designated by the Rector for hos — L. P. McCullor.
pital.
Do you need electrical fixtures for
Good repair work makes your bat your home? If so get our prices be
tery givo you much longer service. fore you buy.—Treadwell Electric Co.,
We do it for less. Prove us out.— Hof- opposite Postoffice. Telephone I1
.>2,
Mac Battery Co.
203-Gtp
207-Utc
Turkeys at L. I*. McCuller’s. 203tfc
The steel for the big sugar factory Ituh-.My-Tism, a pain killer. 190-15tc
liliG cures Chills and Fever.
190-15tc is being unloaded on the canal from
I.ake Worth. It is proposed to have
The Odd Fellows of Uonu-stead
The F. E. C., Ey., have started this plant in operation by the first of are making preparation for the start
ing of their building on the lot re
work on the improvements of the next March,
cently purchased by them for this
passenger station at Ft. Luderdale.
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Stone’s Rich Fruit Cnkc.— L. P. Mc- purpose. It will be a nice two story
Hcns and Fryers at Tillin' Market, Culler.
203-tfc building.
Second and Sanford Avc.
207-2tp
HENRY FORD hns adapted tho
Hupm obile makes fin
use
of tho GIANT “ EXIDE” Batter
Have your watches and Jewelry re
mired nt McLaulin's. Two first class ies for Ford cars. Wo givo service, al reduction, open modvntch makers. Prompt service.
huy, sell and exchange batteries for |e l s , $ 1 2 5 0 , D e t r o i t . — B .
makes automobiles, gonulno a a
M A rrA D
C . . ..
140-tfc nil
“ EXIDE" service. Got tho boat— & U . M U I U K U U . , O a n In break n cold take 600.
100-lGtc RAY BROTHERS, phono 548. 100-tfc f o r d .
188-tfe
The It. J. Peas broom factory is an Rub-My-Tiam for Rheumatism.
100-lGtc
added industry to the town of ChipMany exceptional values In Rivers
ley.
Brothers Fall Invitation Sale, Sanford
Orange county officials are adver avenue. Watch for opening date.
The Ladles of the Episcopal Church tising tho sale of $750,000 worth of
201-3tc
will hold their Bnznnr and Supper, bonds, The amount will be Hpent on
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December 1st and 2nd in the Pnriah the hard-surfacing of the Mt. DoraJones' Dairy Farm little link sauHouse.
171 -tfc Plymouth road.
sngo.— L. P. McCullor.
203-tfc
Bank
Messrs. J. P. Stockman, Burnett,
Rogers, Dominick, of Greenwood, S.
I f ,1111 l i m e n i l , f r l r i u U t U l l l n i c Z<IU
and Warren Eigcnmnnn, of Char
— If , m i lire u i j I iik H t i r w h r r e o r roniliiK
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o r II > on n r r r u l e r l n l n l i i K , w r l l r lotte, N. C., left this morning for
It |ionln I ciiril t o IIII* ilriM irlinrnt, Klv InK
i l r u t lU . o r ,rli-h|iiinr ll i r l l r m .
II t r ill Tampa, Clearwater, St. Petersburg,
TRAINING SCHOOL
lir K r r n l l , ii|i|irr<-liilnl.
and other points on the west const.
They will also visit Miami, and '.ther
The training school nt the Baptist
SOCIAL CALENDAR
points in the State before return'ng Temple opened last night with good
to Sanford.
Tuesday:
attendance. The faculty is compos
Social department will have an Eve
ed of, Dr. W. W. William, of Jack
WESTMINSTER CLUB
ning Brldgo party at the club
sonville; Mrs. W. D. Napier, of Or
house. Mrs. W. I). Holden, hos
The members of the Westminster lando; Prof. T. W. Lawton, of Ovie
tess.
Club hold a very plensnnt meeting do.
Wednesday:
The schedule for tonight is as fol
last evening at the church parlors
Mrs. Henry Wight and Miss Sarn with Mrs. Roy Chittenden, Misses lows;
Wight will entertain at a HutTot Edna and Laura Chittenden as hos
0:15, Devotional, Miss Adele Rines.
Supper nt thoir homo on Pnrk ave tesses.
0:30, Classes.
nue ,honoring Miss Adelaide Hig
,7:15, Supper In charge o f Mrs. A.
The evening was merrily
spent
gins, a hrldo-elcct, o f Docomhor.
making articles for the bazaar and C. Williams.
Mrs. Fred Dalgor will entertain the with plensnnt conversation.
7:45, Classes.
members of the Seminole Bridge
8:30, Address, Mrs. Napier.
Late in the evening refreshments
and T. N. T. Clubs nt her homo on of ice cream and cake were served.
All Sundny school workers are in
East Fourth street, nt p. m.
vited to these classes.
Wnrron-Wright Orchestra will give a
COOKED FOOD SALE
dance at the Valdez hotel.
C. E. CONVENTION
The Mothers' Club will hold a cook
Thursday:
ed food solo Wednesday at Deane
Mrs. Frank Miller will entertain , Turner’s store. All kinds of brend,
Thu Orlando District of Christian
nt dinner for the members of tho CJ,iteH( pj0H( otc,( wJ|| |,0 on
Endeavor Societies, comprising the
Doyle family.
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three counties, Seminole, Orange and
Specinl Thanksgiving dinner nt tho
SURPRISE POUND PARTY
Osceola, will bo held in Orlando nt
Valdez hotel, from 0 to !) p. m.
i Dr. and Mrs. Ilurhnns were plcns- tho First Chrlstinn church, on Fri
Friday:
Aro you stopping every ton days
nntly surprised by an old fashioned day, November 25. A Inrgc delega
Mrs. W. C. Hill will entertain tho “ poptmd party” which was given last tion from the Congregational and for our FREE Battery water? Wo
members of the Monday Bridge evening and a good time was enjoyed Presbyterian churches of Sanford ex make our own— Hof-Mac Battery Co.
Ctui) at her home on East Fourth by all.
203-0tp
pects to attend. All who wish to go
street.
and hnve no way, please see Miss
Mother's Club will meet nt 3 o’clock
The Florida State Fair at Jack
Gayle Mnrshnll.
FDR HR IDE-ELECT
at the homo of Mrs. Fred Williams,
sonville came to a close on the 19th.
Mrs. Aylette Fitts and Mrs. Hat
N. DeV. Howard Chapter, U, D. C., Wight will entertain at a miscellanVisitors from alt over the state was
HANFORD ROTARY CLUB
present.
will meet at 3:30 at the l’arish 00UH shower and bridge nt tho home
WILL HAVE GAME DINNER
House.
of Mrs. Fitts, next Tuesday after
Hens and Fryers at Tillin' Market,
H ntiiriliiy:
noon, complimenting Miss Adelaide
The Sanford Rotary Club decided Second and Sanford Ave.
207-2tp
Mrs. W, E. Watson will entertain ti
Higgins, a charming bride-elect, of
nt their last meeting that they would
members of the Every Week December,
postpone today's meeting and have To prevent a cold take 000. 196-15tc
Bridge Club at her apartments in
the dinner next Saturday, at which
the Wclnka.
ST. ANDREW’S BROTHERHOOD.
time
the members who were going FOR SALE— Eight room house with
Children’s Story Hour will be held at
.Meetings of the Tuesday afternoon
hunting
would he home and would
hath. Immediate possession, Small
the Central Park at four o’clock.
and Tuesday night chapters as usual have enough game
to put mi a game payment down, long time on balance.
today.
The Thursday afternoon
Mrs. James C. Roberts, of Elm chapter will have a special railed j dinner. Mr. Campbell of the Valdez See Lane or address Box 782, DayKin.
lOO-Tu-SnMw
avenue, was in Jacksonville the early meeting on Wednesday afternoon. No hotel has promised to cook Hi ' came
part of last week visiting the Stnto meeting this week of the Thursday in Valdez sty le and it is safe t<> IIH*'hiploy has recently voted for the
Fair, returning home Wednesday eve night chapter because of the holiday. sort that the busy business men Will
hardly he nt for business after tln-V paving of the sidewalks all over their
ning.
The annual brotherhood service do justice
to all the game that the eity .Outside of tliis they will pave
will he in the church tills coming Sun members
expect to tiring in. Of one of their principal streets.
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Smith, of Elm day night at 7:30, to which all the
course there are slips between the
avenue, were visitors nt the State friends and families of the lads and
game and the euok tent and hunters
Electricians, quick service, supplies
Fair at Jacksonville, Friday and Sat men are Invited specially. The annu
do not always hunt hut if the game and fixtures. Treadwell Electric Co.,
urday returning
home
Saturday al brotherhood dinner for all juniors
dues not materialize the Valdez mil opp. Pnstnfticc. Telephone 192.
night.
and seniors together, will he in the
he depended upon to have something
207-Gte
Pnrlsh house, Sunday afternoon at equally as good and tin* meeting will
Mrs. A. I>. Key left Sunday after 3:30.
as usual he a snappy one.
666 cures Bilious Fever.
19G-15tc
noon fur Daytona Reach, where she
will spend a week with her nop how,
ST. AGNES GUILD
“ THE BRONZE BELL"
Tho Temple Piye Organ Club will
Mr. Dick Twitchell.
In spite of the bad weather yester
A FAMOUS NOVEL hold its Christina* Bazaar Novcmbor
day, tile members of the St. Agnes
26th at Moore’s Optical Parlor, opp.
Miss Jeanette Lning has returned Guild had a very delightful meeting
200-tfc
“ The Bronze Bell," the latest I'ara Postoffiec.
yesterday afternoon at the apartment
ni mint-I nee special picture which will
of Mrs, Howard Over Iin.
1UG-I5tc
1he presented at the Star Theatre to- 666 cures .Malarial Fever.
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Committees were appointed and
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Inight, has for more than ten years
filial plans made for the Christmas
l he brick yard near Brooksville
ranked as one of the most popular of
bazaar which will be hVd Deco lber
'American novels, nml is still enjoying which hns been closed down for n
1-2. Finished articles were turned
, an enormous sale by bookdenlors thru- number of years will lie started up
in.
very soon to a full enpneity.
lout the English-speaking world.
I he next meeting of the Guild will j ^ stirring romance of British East
lie held Next Monday afternoon nt |n,|iun, "The Bronze Bell,” was pubWalk a block and save money. New
3:30, nt the homo of Mrs, (,Milord ^Hshutl in novel form by Dodd, Mead A barber shop, now DeForest Block,
Penlmdy, of (Ink avenue, as this will Co.( of Ntnv Yorki jn 1000| um, wkh. Second street.
Bring or send tho
ho the last meeting before the b n -. |n 0 fow weeks was rated ns one of the children.— Albert Ornmllng, Prop,
■ *»ur, all members are requested to |)C8t au||orn of tho yt!ur For niMny
200-ntp
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5 ; he present anil articles are to he months an extraordinary demand was
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There is many a time when _ turned in and marked,
evinced, and Hevornl editions of the
Hons and Fryers at Tillin' Mnrket,
After the business had been dis- novel wuro issued,
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Second and Sanford Ave.
207-2tp
penned with, a social hour was on-] When Thornus H. lnee negotiated
joyed. Mrs. Ovcrlin, assisted by f „ r the screen rights of a number of
House wiring at right prices nnd
Mrs. Lee, served ice* cream, cake, Louis Joseph Vnnce's novels, "Tho electric work of all kinds,—Treadwell
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chocolate mints and milted nuts, a s ; Bronze Bell” received first eonsider- Electric Co., opposite Postoffiec. Tele
S
207-0tc
jntion, both because of its wide popu- phone 192.
would save you the price of Jj rufreshments,
Aimmg the Guild members presorn, larity and its unusual adaptability for
a new llattcry
Prncticnlly nil of tho surveying
were, Mrs. Rayond Key, Mrs. Clarke the screen. The story is dramatic and
BRING US YOUR REPAIR ■ Leonard), Mrs. ClilTord Peabody,'the heart appeal Irresistible. Courfe- has been finished for the erection of
WORK
J Mrs. John Leonard), Mrs. Archie liny Foote nnd Doris May head a cluv- the light nml sewerage plant for the
town of White Springs.
Botts, Mrs. Win. Bolding, Mrs. Pan’ cr cast of plnyers.
Blggers, Mrs. A. W. Lee, Mrs. bred
---------------------------Eggs, 55c dozen.—L. P. McCullor.
“ Foot o f First S t ”
Daiger, Mrs. J. N. Robson, M rs.1 For n(T|co supplies, stationery, etc.,
203-tfc
Frank Akers,
'come to tho Herald office.
i
! HOF-MAC i
! BATTERYI
CO. '
♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦+♦♦+♦+♦■»+
ADDITIONAL LOCAL
Vnn Cnmp’s tall cream, $5.50 per
A cnttlo lonn compnny hns boon
case.— L. P. McCullor.
203-tfc organized nt Bnrtow with n capital
stock of $250,000. This will make it
666 quickly relieves n cold. 10C-15tc possible for the cattle men to bor
row money from the government.
I will unload nnothcr car lond of
fresh milch coys Monday. Come early
New machinery 1ms just been in
and get the pick.— E. E. Brady’s Sta
stalled in the Cocon light plant. This
ble.
305-1 tp
gives the plnnt sufficient power and
equipment to take care of the in
The bond issue of $300,000 good
creased patronage for years to cmne.
road bonds issued by the county of
Brevard lias been sold nnd the work
Whcntsworth, real whole wheat,
is soon to start on the good road
pure
graham flour.— L. P. McCullor.
movement for that county.
203-tfc
The Luilies Union of the Congrega
tional church will hold their annual
bazaar anil cooked food sale December
17th. Place to be announced Intel*.
207-Tue-Fri.- Ite
Hupmobile makes fin
al reduction, open mod
els, $1250, Detroit.—B.
& O. MOTOR COMSan
ford.
Thrasher A Garner have just receiv
ed a full line of army goods. Army
188-tfc
officers shoes, army shoes, tents,
blankets, lints, breochwtp wool hose,
Apopka is to have an ice plant in
Bay tents, large tents 9x9 and ifix 1(1,
the
near future. The work Ims al
Tile price is what talks. For first
class goods, see our prices nnd goods ready started on the construction. It
II -I U buy. Next to 10c stoer. 205-3tc will he a flftcen-ton plant with n
modern cold storage system in con
nection.
Bazanr and Turkey Supper Satur
day, November 19, in the Welaka
block, room formerly occupied by the NEW HURRY’S DRUG STORE
Phono 36
populnr Market. Daughters of Wes
204-tfc
ley,
19G-10tc.
Hupmobile makes fin
al reduction, open mod
els, $1250, Detroit.—B.
& O. MOTOR CO„ San
ford.
FLOWERS!
Plnnts
ready;
now
Pe
tunias, Pansies, Shasla Daisies,
Pinks
nm
n
Ni l Myrtle. ITIr S. UTEWART
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SANFORD, FLORIDA
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THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 22,1921
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Are your glasses satisfactory?
fViork o f the R ed Cross
TOM MOORE
In riding over Seminole county,
one notes thnt many of the farmers
nrc raising Roselle, or Jamaica Sor
rell, or the Florida cranberry, as
many know It. The Roselle is easy
to raise nnd a small pntch will furn
ish the household with all tho jelly
nnd sauce needed during tho senson,
nnd much of it can bo sold. In fact,
a campaign for the Roselle would not
bo out of plnce nnd would menn thnt
our own farmers could ba receiving
tho money thnt now goes out of the
State for cranberries. The Herald
hns obtained recipes for tho making
of jelly, marmalade nnd sauce:
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Optometrist-Optician.
n f f i n P . *’•0-
Ph° ne 192
t r a p p e r s t a k e n o t ic e .
-flio law now requires that you se
cure a license to trap fur benring rtnlmn!s or to chnso tho somo with dogs.
You nro required to socuro this li
cense, which will cost *1.00. I give
this notice on account of the law being
new and shnll expoct nil interested
parties to secure license before engag
ing in trapping of any nnturo.
E. F. HOUSEHOLDER,
County Judge.
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"Ex p e r t i n s u r a n c e s e r v i c e
I represent progressive, modem Inlurnncc old-line companies and am
prompt in rendering you export serv
ice in securing for you just what you
want in life insurance on tho plan
suited to your prosont and futuro
need. Endowment, monthly Income
plans, and nutomobilo and fire In
surance. Write or phone mo to call.
W. J. THIGPEN.
ii.
w .
n i c k e r s o n
"
public Accountant; Audits— Systems
Income Tax Service
Room 10 McNcill-Dnvla Bldg,
phone 852
Orlando, Flo.
The Spirit o f the Double Barred Cross
Miss Mary Clare Glynn in the title role of "The Spirit of the Double Marred
Cross," a pageant given at the annual meeting of the National Tuberculosis
Association. The Double Barred Cross has come to be recognized as tile em
blem of hope to the consumptive. It is tho Spirit of the Double Marred Cross
5 oil f> ROOM HOUSE unfurnished. that has enabled many a patient o wear through the long weary nights nml
finally come out victorious against the Great White Plague. It is the Spirit
DR, WM. KEItMODE
of
the Double Marred Cross that has led committees of men nml women to
202-6tp
Gnrner-Woodruff Bldg.
sell Christmas Tuberculosis Scnls in order to carry this message of hope
and cheer to those who have been attacked by this foe of civilized man.
WANTED TO RENT
NO NOT ONE
There is really no such a, thing ns
getting to the top of tho Inddor of per
fection. If there was, wo would bo
so sorr>’ that tho Inddor wasn’t just a
little longer. So now wo are trying
to get the Sanford Branch of the
Lakeland Stcnm Laundry and Press
ing Club just as far up ns possible.
Wo will appreciate your help to
raise it Just ns high ns possible. If
we phase you tell others, if any
trouble tell us.
States Bureau of Mines, following an
EDNA WHEATON, BEAUTY
OF RENOWN IS MEMBER OF investigation conducted for tlie state
CAST OF “ EXPERIENCE” at the request of Governor Parker.
Edna Wheaton, designed by the
Daily Nows, of New York, as the
most benutiful girl in New York City,
plays the role of "Beauty" in George
Fitzmaurlce’a production of "Experi
ence,” a Paramount plcturo which will
be shown at the Stur Theatre Friday
nnd Snturduy of this week.
Miss Wheaton competed with 0,000
other
Gotham beauties for the honor
SANFORD BRANCH
of
appearing
in "Experience.”
Her
Lakeland Steam Laundry
chance to hrenk into the movies ciuno
Phone I7.r> T. A, Butncr, Prop.
ns tlie result of the kindness of a
friend who sent her picture to the
newspaper. She is eighteen years of
nge am! had come to New York from
her home in Ithaca, N. Y., to study
music.
Director George Fitzmuurice and
tlie casting department at the Para
Frames Repaired Lenses Duplicated mount eastern studios derided thnt
some sort of a contest was necessary
EYES EXAMINED
to get the right girl to play tho part
Henry McLaulin, Jr. of "Beauty" in the picuro. All the
OPT. D.
stage beauties Were more or less eold
OPTICIAN— OPTOMETRIST
and did not fit with Mr. Fitzmaurlce’s
212 Fust. 1st St.
Sanford, Fla. idea o f beauty. . Consequently tho
Daily News was enlisted in the search
WE GRIND OUR OWN LEN8E
for the real American beauty and
Miss Wheaton was tin1 lucky contest
ant.
Miss Wheaton was busy for two
weeks with her part having closo-up
shots with Richard Harthelmcss, who
plays the leading role, "Youth," and
other scenes filmed with tlie remain
Dependable Service
ing principals in the cast.
SANFORD AUTO
W e do square,
straight-forw ard
Repair w ork and
“ WE DO IT FOR
LESS”
Foot o f First St.
GAS FIELD. GREATER
THAN ANY IN WORLD.
FOUND IN LOUISIANA,
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 21.—An
enormous natural gas Held with pro
duction potentialities “ uiuiurpiMHcd
in the history of the natural gns in
dustry of tho country" bus been un
covered in norlhern Louisiann, ac
cording to a repor: made public hero
last night oy engineers of the Unite I
SQUIRE EDGEGATE_ _ _ _ These Are
A productive nreu o f 221 square
miles or approximately MB,000 acres
in a solid block, located in Union,
Ouachita, and Moorehouse parishes,
near the city of Monroe, nnd desig
nated ns tho Monroe gns field, is out
lined in tho report of tlie engineers.
Although Qver ninety billion cubic
feet of gns lias been removed since
the "discovery well" was drilled in
I DIG, the engineers estimate the to
tal amount of gas remaining in the
reservoir ut approximately four tril
Mon, seven hundred ami ilfty billion
cubic flet, with indications that the
volume is much greater because the
limits of the field had not been finally
determined at the time their investi
gation was concluded.
H. R.
CANDIDATE FOR
CITY COMMISSION
Having served one term as city
commissioner, nnd having hud tho
privilege of assisting In establishing
tho new Jorm of government under
which wo me now working, nnd tho
people of Sanford having seen fit to
place my name in nomination for an
other term, I hereby announce my
candidacy for tho position of city com
missioner, to ho voted for on Decem
ber (ith next.
In making this announcement, 1
hereby refer you to city records of ac
complishments of the past two years,
and if elected I expect to continue (n
work for good, clean government, nnd
for the interest of our city and Its
people.
Yours very truly,
II. It. STEVENS.
n -2 i-tfc
May it with a Herald Want Ad.
Difficult Days for Photographers
^
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ROSELLE. THE
FLORIDA CRANBERRY
Roselle Jelly.
(Roselle is an East Indian plant,
cultivated for its fleshy calyces, which
aro used for making tarts, jellies,
etc.)
In removing the stem cut Into tho
seed a little way nnd then it will bo
easy to push tho seed out, lenving tho
calyx whole.
For each measure of fm it allow
two measures of water. Moil ten min
utes. Cover tho vessel nnd set nsldc
until cool. Pour into flannel jelly bng
nnd press until no more juice can be
obtained. The amount of sugar to be
used is not more than threo-fourths
cut to a cup of juice, A little less
makes a better jolly. Moll until the
jellying point hns been reached,
which is indicated by the flaking or
sheeting from tho spoon. Extreme
care must be exercised at this point
because overcooking will cause It to
sym p.
Roselle Marmalade.
Method 1. Take the pulp left after
juice is extracted for Jelly. Add n lit
tle water if too thick and an equal
measure of sugar.
Cook until it
reaches 220 degrees F., or until it
has the consistency of fruit butter.
Me careful not to scorch. (An asbes
tos mat will aid ill preventing scorch
ing.)
Roselle Sauce.
if roselle is to lie served ns sauce
use equal measures of the calyces nnd
of water; cook until tender. About
10 minutes gives a tender product.
Sweeten to taste ,and allow the snuco
again to come to tho boiling point in
order to be certain that nil the sugar
la dissolved. Tho same may be rub
lied through a coarse sieve and the
sugar added to the strained product.
This gives n very excellent snuco
similar to the strained cranberry
sauce.
Notice of Application for Tax Deed*
Under Section 575 of the General
Statutes, I.nwa of Florida
Notice is hereby given that Cliarle*
I). Cary, purchaser of Tax Certificate
No. 10, dated tho 2nd day of Juno, A.
I), 101D, 1ms filed snid certificate i»
my office nnd Ims made application
for tnx deed to issue in accordance
with lnw. Said certificate embrace*
Seminole County, Florida, to-wit: W ',4
of SE 1-1 of SW 1-1 of SW 1-1 ni::l
SW 1-1 of SE 1-1 of SW 1-1 nnd
NW 1-1 of SW 1-1 lying E of W lim
of Sanford Grant (less 825 ft. N mid
S by 600 ft, E and W in SE corner nnd
ess N. 7 1-2 eh.) See. 2D, Twp. lit S,
Range 30 E., containing 25 acres. The
said land being assessed ut the date
of tiie issuance of such certificate in
the mime of Elizabeth Kissel.
Also: Tax Certificate No. 18, Hat ed tho 2nd day of June, A. D. 1919,
hns filed snid certificate in my office
and has made application for tnx deed
to issue in accordance with law. Said
certificate embraces tlie following de
scribed property situated in Seminole
County, Floridn, to-wit: All NE 1-4
hi Sanford Grant (less beg. -IB Iks.
W of NE cor. run W to intersection
of W line of Sanford Grant, SWIy
along Grant line 15.00 eh., E 4.08 cli,,
NEly 17.55 ch. to beg.), Sec. 31, Twp.
1!) S., Range 30 E. 110 acres. Tho said
land being assessed at tho date of the
Issuance of such certificate in the
name of Elizabeth Kissel.
Also: Tnx Certificate No. 22, dat
Only 36 more Days till Xmas
1
s
We will not say "Do Your Christmas Shopping
Early.” Too many have said it before and it is al
most n joke. But we can say without fear of jok
ing or contradiction that if you have been saving
your money through our plan thnt doing your
Christmas shopping will cause you no fear because
you will have that nest egg from which to draw.
— IN SHOPPING AND IN EVERYDAY LIFE—
It comes to you with full force thnt you have not
been saving as you should. There is nothing gives
you so much independence ns a Bank Account.
Come in and let us tell you about it. Christmas
! rinjrs it home to you with full force.
The Peoples Bank
o f Sanford
i
The more you smoke them •• ilie better yoi'll like them
Wrlto fbr our Prctolum Catalog No. i
MEWISCIGAR MFV.CO,. NEWARK. N. J.
Largest Independent Cigar Mctory in »ba World,
ed the 2nd day of June, A. D. 1910, has
filed snid certificate in my office nnd
has made application for tax deed to
issue in accordance with law. Said
certificate embraces the following de
scribed property situnted in Seminole
County, Floridn, to-wit: Meg. NW
cor of NE 1-4, Sec. 32, Twp. 19 S.,
Range 30 E. Run E 12 ch., S 20 ch
to S and I, E Ry Wly along same
7 Mi ch, N 29 dog. W 10,96 ch. W 10
ch, S 11.13 ch. NEly 23 ch„ S 14 deg.,
E 8 ch., S 01 deg., W to pt. 30 ch. W
of E line of Sec. nnd 10 ch. N of S
line of NE 1-4, S 10 ch. W to SW cor.
of NW 1-4 of Sec. N to NW cor. of
Sec. E to hog. 167 ncres. Tho snid
land being assessed at the date of the
issuance of such certificate in tho
name of Jacob Kissel.
Unless said certificates shall be re
deemed according to law, tax deed
will issue thereon on the 30th day of
November, A. D. 192!.
Witness my ntTicinl signature nnd
seal (ids the 25th day of October, A.
I). 192t.
(SEAL)
E. A. DOUGLASS,
Clerk Circuit Court,
Seminole ('minty, Fla.
10-25-ntdb My: A. M. WEEKS, D. C.
town m
r |M
BEST FOR
B RE AD
Sold by
L. P. McCULLER
Edith Lucille Ball
Teacher IMono and Harmony
Graduate Chicago Musical College
�THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 22,1921
FOUR
does. "Wo shall he prospered as we
deserve prosperity, seeking not alono
h V I l i M t t . r r i f u n m u n f l h t d t ; i t TO* for mntcrinl things hut those of tho
l H.rtld Balldlac, 1*7 M i i n U , i n i i l
spirit ns well." He points out that
W
lu n r i I M t
■
while we did our part in "the grent
trial of humnnily," the war left us
rtrauxRUt
"comparatively little scarred."
Wo
; J. HOLLY . . .......- ...... ......... Editor hove been favored ns a nation, "aa a
J. LILLARD....Secretary-Tr«aaurer part of a plan whose wisdom we can
A A. NEEL_______General Manager not rjuestion." He continues: "Thus
believing, we can do no less than hold
C. L. IRWIN
our
ndtlon the willing IristniBient of
OtSOirLATtoR MAXAdEft
V
Phono 14tf dp to 6 P. M,
the Providence which has so wonder
dr.rUMm
WjU» U w i
fully favored us.
Opportunity for
febMrlptUa ftlM ta A4 t -----very grent service nwnits us if we
OO T m i ..................... t i .................................a S
shall prove equal to it. Let our pray
M HnOl . ................
i>«iimt« m our W
ut
ers ho rnised for direction in the
00.
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m atm xiulaf& uatlfc.—
right paths. Under God, our rtsponsi& ZL.'vxxrsLS’iX
/s
s
u
s
billty Is grent; to our own first; to
tf lr j FrW*7. AAwrtliOje rate* a U i kaawm
»M,Ue.U.». IMkMMUa la k UUMl
all men afterward; to all mankind in
rw . *lw*r» '
God’s own justice."
RHoclated Preos
Member o t llle Aas<
------------ o------------AS CHRISTMAS APPROACHES
SANFORD DAILY HERALD
THE HERALD PRINTING CO., lot.
3
JUST ffP S —’ ftHgrrtw t> Saturday,
The roar of hig guns is now being
succeeded by the roar of men who
think they nre big guns.
o ■ ■ ■•
Sanford might present Foch with
n buttch of celery. He can’t eat
those degrees and gilt swords.
------------ o------------The pen is mightier than the
sword and if Japan isn’t good we
suggest they put Japan in the pen.
The German mark has taken an
other tumble. It has nliout as much
value In Germany as a corkscrew in
America.
------------ —o--------------The Jnx Met printed the award of
prizes in the poultry show o f tho
state fnir on Its society page. Any
significance in this?
------------ o-----------An up atate paper headlined an
nrticle, "120 gallons of Good Hope
water in one shipment,"
It must
have been moonshine.
The city of Sanford is attracting
capital every day. Our location will
make a big city. All it ncedH is a lit
tle pushing and it will go over.
------------o------------We are very much worried over the
new edict from Washington that they
have fixed Hie income surtax at 50
per cent on incomes o f $200,000 or
over.
In a few days some one is going to
realize that it is only a month to
Christmas. Then we will be urged
to "do your Christmas shopping ear
ly."
It has just occurred to us that
there are, also, only thirty-five days
left for the merchants to do their ad
vertising cnrlyIt is as true .h it the early adver
tising bird gets the worm, ns it is
true that the early buying bird gets
it; and, taking things by nnd large,
the late buying bird has the advant
age of tho late advertising bird.
There are many men and women now
quietly looking for their Christmas
articles. .Many are buying n» they
find them and the search is taking
them into all the stores.
(The man
who is ready for them, and will tell
them so, can concentrate a big part
of this early trade nt his counters.
Anticipating the wants of custom
ers in advance of holiday observance,
the merchant should make special
efforts to capture the largest possi
ble volume of trade.
It Is not the
rush Inlying which a merchant enn
pack into n week of pre-season show
ing, which counts near so In the
cash hook balances,
ns it is tho
steady, ever increasing current of
trnde which sots in early and con
tinues late, hearing on Its wavq a
golden profit. So, the merchant de
siring to move a great volume of
goods will not, if he lie wise, wait
until every other merchant starts his
goods into the market. Ho will take
advantage of the present time and
get his going first.
Position nnd space also are more
easily available to the early adver
tiser than to the last minute one.
The merchant who lenvea his holiday
advertising to tho very last minute
in going to find not only that the pa
pers are erowded with other mer
chants’ offerings, hut that the choice
positions and the maximum of space
he wants, more than likely have been
secured, compelling him to take-what
he enn, and how, and when.—Tampa
Tribune.
The crops of vegetables in the San
ford fields never looked butter. And
when one goes away and comes back
these green fields look better than
"TURKEY HAY" DINNER.
ever. Then* is no winter vegetable
suction in the world that can compare
The intimation that although the
with Sanford,
market
will lie well supplied with
------------u------------turkeys
this year the cost of the
With our new pavilion and excellent
Thanksgiving
dinner will ha scarcely
band Sanford will lie aide to entertain
less
than
it
was
Inst year is disap
once each week and on Sunday after
pointing,
yet
It
will
not greatly sur
noons as never before. Sanford did
prise
those
who
have
mudo a study of
not send out of town for music as oth
er Florida cities hut is supporting the the retail market for fuodstull’s. For
! it seems ns if in the rasa of certain
home product.
commodities the ordinary laws of sup
------------o------------ ply and demand do not apply. The
THANKSGIVING.
fault probably lies in tlie system of
In luTordancu with the long-estab distribution, It is not the material
lished custom, the president Issued a itself, hut tin* expense of handling It,
proclamation imining the last Thurs that frequently makes up the larger
day in November—Nov. 21—as a day part of Its cost. It has been said
of thanksgiving, devotion and prayer. that if wheat should la* sold for next
Tht> federal government does not es to nothing It would In* still 'impossi
tablish national holidays, but Thanks ble for linkers to make a sharp reduc
giving is observed in every state and tion in Hie price of bread without in
it is a legal holiday in praetieally all. curring a loss.
It may he that the maintenance of
President Harding devoutly recalls
high
prices for turkey can be ex
how many blessings this country bus
plained
in some such manner. The
to he grate ToI for. "Foremost is the
return of pence nod the npproaeh to only other possible explanation, It
normal ways again."
He says that semis, that some dealers in large
The
"the year bus brought us bueF into cities, propose to profiteer.
Thanksgiving
feast
is
hardly
comrelations of amity with all nations,
after a , long period of struggle nnd plete without turkey.
turbulence," end he asks divine guid
ance and approval in what the nation
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HOMINY
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i 1 Drain one can Van Camp’s Horn- {j
-.j iny ami place In a linking dish. 5
K
Take 1-2 cup milk, !i talde- £
•j ipoons butler and !1 tablespoon* ^
A flour. Mix and cook to a paste.
5 Pour over tho hominy and hake.
Deane Turner
Phones 497-491
WELAKA BLOCK
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HE SAID He WAS TOO SICK
T o GO TO WHOOL, TODAY - O i D Mtl
HE’S a o r A SLIGHT COLD AND
tx HlGHT BE A GOOO THHitt TO 1
I PlOllTTHM*
KEEP HIM m THE HOUSE ToncPWVH
.THERE w as ANYTH!*
THERE’S HOT a t h i n g t o WORRY
THE H A ITIR - ll LL
A BOOT" - NOT
ATHIHG f
Be A. GOOD CHANCE
FOR Hirt t o GET A
LITTLE AHEAft IN HIS
,
YUH hwow do cto r
S T u iitV r~
‘ SruNMY but t’ n
BEGANIH* r o ’FEEL BITTERI WOULDtfT CE SORfR»$EO
[ IP I WAS ALRIGHT GY
TOMORROW*
j A Banking
■
Connection
EE
with a reliable bank is o ffe re d to
every citizen; it is one o f the priv
ileges offered to you under the con
stitution.
a
Whitewashing nnd Japanning has
no order in uffnirs nt the conference*.
------------ o-----------"Food Prices Break" rends n head
line over n Washington ditto line.
Brink wh« 7
------------ o-----------While they are disarming things nt
Washington allow us to suggest they
disarm suspicion.
------------ o-----------The now 1922 license tax for your
auto will be levied by the weight of
the car. Oh, you Fords.
If
% >/
I
%
— Take advantage o f it NOW .
v
First National Bank
'. y o . ti'.A g>
A COMMUNITY BUILDER
F. P. Forster, Pres.
itm
B. F. W hitner, Cashier
IIJJJJI
lifji_
INTERNATIONAL CARTOON CO,
ALL TOGETHER— BOOST!
PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS
DIRECTORY OF SANFORD
FOREST LAKE
CANDIDATE FOR
CITY COMMISSION
Wo con kick it, we can rap it,
We can kick nnd wo enn scrap it,
But let’s advertise our town another
way;
You Can Find the Name o f Every Live Pro
Let us laud it nnd npplnud it,
fessional and Business Man in
U*t’s commend it nnd defend it,
Till the world shall know we mean TO THE (tUAI.IFIED ELECTORS
Sanford in This Column
just what we say.
OF SANFORD:
It is with a deep sense of duty that
We can rake it, we can break it,
I have consented to become a candi
CON TR A C TO RS
LAW YERS
We can make it or forsake it,
date for the offico of City Commis
Just by the way we talk about "Our sioner of tho City of Sanford, but
S. O. Shinholser
Town."
George A. DeCottes
when 7Kf) of my fellow-townsnion re
We can boost it, wo can shove it,
quest it, I know of nothing else to do.
Contractor and Builder
Attorney-at-Law
We must talk it, we must love it,
Having been thus nominated J here
Over Seminole County Bank
SANFORD
FLORIDA
If we want it to go UP instead of by announce that I urn a candidate
8ANPOBD
-r*
FLORIDA
down.
for the offico of City Commissioner at
tho eimuing election to bo held on tho
Sanford C on stru cts Co.
Why not sing and shout it- praises— Gth dnv of December next, and pledge HARTFORD B A T T E R Y
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS
Mention nil its happy phaneH—
myself, if elected, to an impartial and
Planco
and Specification* Cheer!ally
“ Battery Insurance”
Show the world the best town on tho conscientious performance of tho du
. Furnished
ties of tho office for tho advancement
map?
Sold and Serviced by
All
Work Guaranteed
of our city nnd the welfare of its
Boost it at tho store and table •
O.
T.
PACE
P. O. Box HI
[t
Edw. H iggins, Ini!.
Boost it whun nnd where we’re able— people.
I wnnt hero to express my apprecia
All together NOW—*
H aight & W lelahd
tion for tho splendid petitions filed
loot’s boost ami "can" the rapPURE W ATER
— Patrick Henry Dillon, Buzzsaw. placing me In nomination;
Very sincerely,
------------ o-----------G ARAGES
Elder Springs W ater
100-tfc
FOREST LAKE.
1J
A FINE OLD HOME PAPER
19.11% PURE
Smith Bros. G arage
Phone S1I-W
Sanford, Flo,
Try a Hernld Wnnt Ad today.
(Tune— A Fine Old English Gentle
Expert Repairing
man.)
OIL, GAS and ACCESSORIES
These magazines with gravures and
Oak and Flrat
LO RD ’S P U R IT Y
Employment Bureau
nil these works of art,
W ATER
Are very well for city folks who live
The Vocational Committee of the Bus
Geo.
W
.
K
night
by dint of mart;
AS GOOD AS THE BHST
iness nnd Professional Women’s Club
But give me first and foremost, 1 requests all young women desiring
Real Estate and Insurance
Dally Service
Phone 197
hold it Is the prime—
SANFORD
FLORIDA
employment to register at tho First
That fine old home town paper—one National Hank, nnd business men roo f the good old time.
uiring help to consult register.
.. Employment Bureau.. SAN FO RD NOVELTY
The printin' isn’ t perfect, tin* ink’s
not uniform,
The type is set by hand perhaps,—
considerably overworn,
The dear old press—I know it well—
it’s covered o'er with grime—Hut it prints that old home paper —
olio of tile ..... I (*ld time.
I look for it each week us regularly
it comes.
And when tho postman brings
in, I
drop nil other chums,
] drink It in, from start to fin, redicuIons and sublime,
That line old home town paper one
of the good old time.
Smith's cat may have some kittens;
Jones is putting in new pumps,
My girl chum has got married and the
kids have got the mumps.
Jack Wlltscy's built u lean-to, John
son's roses upward climb,
Oh, I love the old home paper, hoys,
one of tin* good old time.
—GEO. E. WRAY.
Robert Sands has a force ..f car
penters at work on his new home on
Cypress street, and expects to have
tho building ready for o m -pinn y hy
himself and family in about two
weeks. It tis to be a modern fireroom bungalow ,and when completed
will make u cosy and comfortable
home,
Cosstruclion was started
about three wicks ago under tin* per
sonal supervision
of Mr. Sands.—
Tarpon Springs Lender.
Nothing yet In the building con
struction of Orlando lias surpassed
the new San Juan gurage nnd office
building fronting on Central avenge
whup it Qonu's to nrtistlc designing
and substantial construction.
The
bull ding conforms in every respect
to modern concrete and stucco con
struction so popular in the Sunny
Smith. Even in the color scheme, one
might travel from const to coast nnd
Subscribers t j tho Dnlly Hernld
not find belter harmony or consisten should ask '>r. n receipt when the
cy to surroundings.— Orlando Re carrier hoy -*o|lect from you. It |*
port er-Rt nr.
tho only protection you have In cmc
tho cnrrlor changes or thoro happens
That new cattle hank to ho estab to bo n mlstako in tho nccaunt. Each
lished In Bnrtow is to lend, money on carrier hoy la supplied with receipt
cattle "only in tick-free ureas.’’ Those hooks, and Is commanded to give u
legislators who so zealously rpro- rei dpt by th? TTornld. See thnt y c
sented the cattle-ticks of Florida nro ret your u celpt at the end of each
thus given some food for thought— week If you p.ro paying thr.t way.
of they have thoughts.—Miami Meru polls.
HERALD ADS get result*.
PEERLESS TIRES
GUARANTEED
30x3
The vocational committee of th« Bualness and Professional Women's Club
requests nil young women desiring
employment to register at the First
Nntionnl Bank.
AGNES G. BEBNEIt. Chnlrman
D. F. SUM NER
Non-Skid $ 7.90
30x3y2 Non-Skid
32x3M> Non-Skid
14.90
31x4
Non-Skid
15.90
32x4
Non-Skid
16.90
33x4
Non-Skid
17.90
34x4
Non-Skid
18.90
ME
LET
V, C. COLLER, Prop.
General Shop and Mill
W ork
CONTRACTOR nnd BUILDER
517 Commercial Street
PAINTER
9.90
W ORKS
Sanford, FIs.
PAINT YOUR HOUSE
TR A N SFE R
W ill Contract or T .k . Job by th. Hour
PHONE ItS
H I LAUREL AVE.
“ WE DELIVER THE GOODS"
Sanford Machine #
Foundry Co.
Quick Service Transfer
Gcnernl Mnchlne nnd Holler Wurks
Automobile Flywheel Steel Gear
hands In stock
Crank Shafts tic-turned •
If we please you, tell others; If no
tell us. Phone 498
Sanford Steam Laundry
Hotel Montezuma
FOR SERVICE
Call 146-J
"Sanford's New Hotel”
W. R. Link Tire Co.
O r ln n d o . F la .
Storage Facilities
HOTELS
$1.50 Up Per Day
W. RAWLING, Prop.
SPORTSMEN
Acteylene W elding
OF ALL KINDS
Have a look at the
W inchester W indow.
■•** ■ *
|*•
THE BALL H A R D
W A R E CO.
Sanford W elding Co.
Located In Eagle Bldg., 205 Onk Ave.
h',y
.,
Phone 176
Fourth anid Sanford Avs
New ffra Printery
G. Bassictt Smith, Prop.
c o m m e r c ia l
OIL ’EM f i f e
Season opens Nov. 20th.
Remember the Sabbath,
but oh you 21st.
THE BALL HARD
WARE COMPANY
AND
g i l m In
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IN SU R A N CE
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W. T. ROBERTS, Agent
i*v*
•;
Sanford
Eleclricil Coidfadors
co. hxotitM'i
Florida
"u»HNh
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�THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1921
Little Happening
Mention of
Matters In Brief
t'eraonal Items
of Interest
In and About
The City
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS
DISTRICT MEETING TO
HE HELD IN ORLANDO
Summary of the
Floating Small
Talks Succinctly
Arranged for
Herald Readers
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THE WEATHER
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Unsettled
wRh probably rain tonight
and Wednesday; no change
in temperature.
TEMPERATURE
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j>_ Durroughes, of Jnckksonville,
representing the Hurty Turpentine It*
Co<f is in tho city for a few days on M
business.
Pa
A crackin' good wny to mako buBlness more "rotten" is to tell every
cutsoinor, nB he or Bho comes in, that
business is "rotten."
Ri
B, H. Fagan, of Orlnndo, a woll
known traveling snlcsmnn of that city, I Pa
was in Sanford this morning and paid ' Pa
the Herald office an appreciated visit. IP4
Ip.i
(Jut your space in tho Christmas edi
tions of the Weekly und Daily Her
alds. It will be tho biggest and best
advertising medium thnt hnB been pre
sented to Sanford merchants in many
years.
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The auto license tag next yenr will PH
Well, the old bulb is get
ting down to enses again
and it begins to look like
"Eventunlly, why not now"
we will have some colder
weather. Tho boys who are
camping out say thnt colder
weathor is needed to kill
the mosquitoes, the grow
ers say wo must have
colder weather to hend tho
lettuce, the wood man says
ho wnntn colder weather,
tho clothing man wants coldor weather and all of us
want cold weather and wo
will probably get more than
we want before tho winter
is over. However, it Is 78
now and that is going some.
■7:1(1 A. M. NOV. 22
Maximum ..................... 78
Minimum ......................
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Range ..........................
70
Rarometer .............. 30.22
Rain ....................................lo
Northeast and cloudy.
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ultio be tagged, The tag in required to P-i
show the weight of vehicle, ho tho
comptroller will have to tag tho tugs
AMERICA WANTS SERVICE
with the weight of tho enra before
mailing them out.
In spite of tho nolst that is bulng
mndc concerning the high cost of liv
This vicinty can be ruined by tho ing and the low wages—in some pla
power of suggestion. It can nlso be ces—it lias been determined, beyond
nde one of the most popular places nny doubt, that if genuine service is
in the state by using the same means. rendered, the average person proves
It’s up to us to mnke the vicinity to you thnt service is what is neces
what it is to he. What do you sny? sary to keep business going good.
You can advertise "your head o(T"
Auto owners can find blnnks for li about the bargains you are offering,
cense applications at nny bank, offico but if you are not able to show, or
of county judge, clerk of tho circuit deliver the goods, your advertising
court, lax collector or motor club. A f is in vain.
ter about the I hI of Decembor theso
Wo nro advertising tho fact to you
will also have information as to the thnt wo give absolute service, wheth
weights and rates on enrs and trucks. er it is In the line of advertising or
commercial printing, and then every
T. II. Thomns and Ed. Zeager, of phono number is 148.
the Thomas Tent & Awning Co., of
Miami, wore in the city yesterday
FIN E FURS IN FILM
looking toward tho establishment of
an agency in this city. The Thomas
Probably the most costly nrrny of
Co., hnvo recently opened a branch
furs over seen In a Paramount pic
factory nt Dnytonn and are prepared
ture is worn by tho principal woman
to take orders and mnke all kinds of
character in "Experience," which was
awnings on quick notice. Gee their ad
produced under the direction of Geo,
in the Dnily Herald.
Fitzmnurice and which conics to the
Star Theatre Friday nnd Saturday of
There is one plain provision of the this week. Arrangements were made
automobile license law thnt the car with a prominent Fifth Avenue fur
owners of tho state have In Inrge rier for $100,000 worth of fur coats,
numbers seemo dto overlook. Thnt is wrnps, stilled nnd scarfs for use in the
when a ear is sold or chnnges hands
picture.
the tng goes with the car. Tags must
Yvonne Routon, as "Fashion"; Nlta
not be changed from one enr to anoth Nnldi us "Passion"; Lily'un Tashmnn
er but tho now owner is required by as "Pleasure" and Edna Wheaton, who
law to transfer the registration to his plays "Beauty," appear gcorgeously
name.
attired in furs thnt will give those
who see the picture a glimpse of tho
INDIANAPOLIS PARTY
latest styles in four pieces. In one
HERE TODAY ON POST
scene "Pleasure" years a $3,000 Rus
CARD CAMPAIGN TRIP sian sable stele ami in another a $30,000 chiehilln coat. "Passion" appears
The delegates of the Postcard Cam in nn ermine cent valued nt $20,000;
paign touring Florida, whose pictures “ Fashion" displays several fur pieces
are given in today’ s Daily Herald, are of great value and "Beauty" is attir
here today.
ed in an evening clonk of manor vel
The party, all of Indiannpolis, con vet, embroidered In crystal and trim
sists of Mrs. Joseph .1. Schmidt, wife med with Russian sable.
of the president of the Indianapolis
Real Estate Board, chnpcron, Miss
The entire eighteen holes of the
Harriet Dithmcr, daughter of the
Miami Bench golf club course will be
president of the Klwanls Club, queen,
opened from today on throughout the
Miss Virginia Hall, daughter of tho
season. This announcement was made
president of the Rotary Club, maid of
last week by Lee Nelson, manager of
honor, Miss Charlotte Wnchtor, daugh
the golf courses nt Miami Beach,
ter of tho president of the Civitan
Mowing machines have been busy for
Club, maid of honor, Scout Kenneth
several days getting the course in
R. Davis, Scout Nell Robertson,
condition for the opening of tho nine
holes north of Dalle boulevard. Con
MATERNITY BILL
stant playing on the lower nine holes
during the summer has worn jthe
WASHINGTON, Nov. 22. — Tho course to some extent, and with tho
senate today concurred in the house opening of the full eighteen holes
amendments to the maternity bill nnd this situation will be relieved.— Mi
the measuru now goes to tho presi
ami Metropolis.
dent. There was no record vote.
AWNINGS AND TENTS
Tailor-made awnings that fit nnd sat
isfy. All Intcst styles nnd colors for
your selection. Write or wiro to
Thomas Awning & Tent Co., Inc., Box
101, Daytona, Fla.
Science says II is IMPOSSIBLE, yet he does It
SEE “THAT WONDER BOTTLE”
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Opposite Peoples Bank—
,Ono of tho fraternal order? thnt
can always command attention nnd
get a crowd together is the Knights
of Pythins. Something in its teach
ings and practice stirs enthusiasm in
n brave and manly bocom.
There
•eoms to be such a large measure of
confidence In every undertaking thnt
success crowns the effort.
Friday night of this week, the reg
ular district meeting will bo held in
Orlnndo. The Orlnndo brotherhood is
mndo up of men who may well wear
the exalted title of "Knight."
They
nro men who in the daily walks of
life exemplify the beautiful teachings
of this great order. They do not be
lieve In hiding their light beneath
a bushel; so they “havo plnnned an
open meeting for Friday night, 7:30,
to which tho public is invited. Every
person who has ever been a Knight,
or who has an ambition to bp, will
0 wolcomo and will bo assured of nn
evening full of good entertainment
nnd prncticnl lessons.
On the regular speakers program,
arc: Grand Chenceltor, W. B. Crnwford, Orlando; Grand Keeper of Rec
ords and Senl, L. B. Spnrkmnn, Tnmpn; Grand Master nt Arms, E. R.
Dickinson, Tnmpn; Grand
Inner
Guard, George Lynch, St. Petersbrug;
nnd our own populnr orators, W. R.
O'Neal, N. P. Yowoll, Mrs. Juliet
Smith, Grand Chief of Pythian Sis
ters.
The Pythian sisters of the locnl
lodge will serve a banquet nnd in this
our home Indies nro artists. This will
lie a double feast all in one night and
110 ordinary excuse ought to prevent
nny Knight or sister from attending.
Other engagements ought to bo ar
ranged no its not to interfere with
this meeting.— Orlando ReporterStar.
LAWRENCE HAYNES, TENOR
Mr. Haynes is a Floridian Hu made
his bow as n singer at the early nge
of six years when ho faced his first
audience, singing them tho story of
the owl nnd the pussy cot who wont to
sen in a beautiful pen-green boat.
He has been facing nudienccs ever
since.
Mr. Haynes passed through tho
choir boy age, singing in Jacksonville
nnd Atlanta, Georgin, nnd showed
without doubt nn unusual gift for
Rang. His parents decided to give
him every ndvnntngo and sent him
abroad. He studied for two years In
Florence, Italy, under Vnnucinni. He
then went to PnrlH, where he had sev
eral teachers— Rbriglin,
Monsieur
rimunndon of the Paris Grand Opera,
and Lucien Fugero, the great artist
of the Opera Cumiquo,
It was nt this time thnt Mr. Haynes
met Miss Fanny Reed, whose musicals
were tho most important in
tho
French Capital. She recognized in
his beautiful voice and interpretative
ability the making of a great artist.
It was in Miss Reed’s salon, whore
Nellie Melba years ago had Been first
heard, thnt Mr. Haynes sang for tho
musicians of Paris. This hearing led
to professional engagements daring
the season in the greatest houses of
Paris.
Mr. Haynes will sing in Sanford
for the benefit of Campbell-Lossing
Cost, American Legion and the date
will lie announced later.
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5 fore there was a big demand fo r them, no one in town had them.
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MYSTERY IN SANFORD
HAS BAFFLED THOUSANDS
WONDERFUL PIECE OF WORK
Daniel Hunt, an exhibitor, has ar
rived in this city with a mystery thnt
has baffled hundreds of thousands
who hnvo seen it
Ho lias on exhibition n piece of
work that he says no man could build
with Ids two hands, working from
dawn to dark every day he lived,
from the cradle to the grave, death
would claim him iirst, yet the ex
hibitor did it, using nothing but two
iron wires to touch it, completing the
work of a life time, in one yenr.
It cost ninety-three cents for the
material, nothing being used except
n few pieces of cigar box, a little put
ty, u couple of threads, und a hair
from a woman's head.
Ho will give tho man who solves
the mystery one thousand dollars,
nnd offers to mnrry nny woman who
solves It.
Ono of his hobbies is to show it to
the governor of each state he passes
through, nnd get his signature on a
card, hnving allowed it to Governor
Hardee on November 11, at Pnlntkn.
He says he had a dream thnt a
porson in this city solved the myst
ery ,niul he came out of his way to
show it hero.
Whether it was a man or woman,
thnt he dreamed of, Hunt would not
stnte, nnd only smiled when asked.
He will be in the city for several
days, nnd says if tho mystery is solv
ed here, he will settle in this city.
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR ATTENTION!
Taylor Commamlery will hold a
called conclave on Wednesday even
ing, November 23nl, at 7 o’clock. The
Order of the Temple will bo confer
red and matters referring to the com
ing inspection of the Commamlery on
December 2nd, by Deputy Grand Comliiamler Samuel A. Johnson, will bo
attended
to. All Sir Knights please
CORRECTED TO NOV. 10, 1021
attend in full dress uniform. Visi
tors welcomed.
Southbound
By order of Eminent Commander.
Departs
Arrive
JNO. D. JINKINS,
2:40 a.m.
83.. ......... 2:30 a.m.
No.
207-2tp.
Recorder.
8:10 n.m.
No.
27..
1:38 p.m.
No.
01........... 1:18 p.m.
ATTENTION CO. I).
3:20 p.m.
No.
89........... 2:55 p.m.
7:10
p.m.
85..
No.
All officers nnd enlisted men of
this organization are hereby ordered
North hound
Departs to report at the armory (court house)
Arrive
2:03 n.m. on Wednesday night, November 23,
82 ......... 1:4H n.m.
No.
12:05 p.m. 1021, nt 7:30, for the purpose of drill
No.
84........... 11:45 n.m.
2:55 p.m. and instruction.
No.
80..
GEO. A. DECOTTKS,
4:05 p.m.
No.
02........... 4:00 p.m.
Capt.
Inf. F. N. G,, Comdg.
28........... 10:00 p.m.
No.
TRAIN SCHEDULE
Trilby Branch
Arrive
DO YOUR CHRISTMAS
Departs
SHOPPING EARLY
7:00 n.m.
3:25 p.m.
If the preachers got discouraged
7:00 n.m. every time they had a small congre
7:00 p.m. gation, the churches would soon clpse
up. But the prenchem keep right on
hnmmoring awuy, and most of them
Dopnrts make good. Your customers may
KNOW you are located in Sanford,
same ns a preacher nuiy know his
congregation is somowhero in tho
near vicinity, hut if you wnnt to get
in on tho ground floor, do your
Christmas shopping early.
Oviedo Branch
December will be your banner
xNo. 120..
month—if you wnnt it to be—nnd
3:40 p.m.
xNo. 127..
every month will be a banner month
X— Daily, except Sunday,
— if you advertise. We can nnd will
help you if you are undecided ns to
Our private opinion Ih thnt the ago
your plnn of campaign. Phono 148.
of chivalry Is about sixteen.
Sell it with a Herald Want Ad.
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Williston citizens are to vote next
month on township bonds for general xNo. 100..
improvements of their city. I he or xNo. 21..
iginal amount will be $17,000 of xNo. 158..
which $30,000 will bo for the build No. 22..
ing of a municipal water nnd light
Leesburg Brunch
plant.
Arrive
xNo. 157..
No. 21..
xNo. 101..
xNo. 25..
No. 22..
THIS MAN BAFFLES SCIENCE
PAGE FIVE
Sell It with a Herald Want Ad.
FO R S A L E
6-room Bungalow, well located, $4,000
2-story, 5-room house, new....... 3,750
Small 5-rm. cottage, well located 2,750
New 5-room cottage with large
room s ,on brick r o a d ......... 4,200
Terms
Terms
Terms
Terms
CITY LOTS— EASY PAYMENTS
Other Desirable Ileal Estate. We can Suit any Inquiry
A. P. CONNELLY
Classified advertisements, 5 cents a line. No ad taken for leas that
25 eenta, and positively no classified ade charged to anyone. Cask
must accompany all orders. Count Hvs words to a line and remit ac
cordingly.
_________________
FOR RENT— Furnished room, 411
Park Avc.
204-fltp
FOR RENT— Two Inrge connecting
rooms suitable for couple desiring
light house keeping. DID Oak Avc.
203-Otp.
PM
RENT— OgHt
housekeeping
rooms and unfurnished rooms, 1020
East Second St.
207-4tp
FOR RENT—5-room house 25.00 per
month.— E. F. Lane, tho Real Es
tate Man.
200-2tp
FOR RENT—2 bed rooms nnd kitch
enette, furnished for light house
keeping. 014 West Second street.
FOR RENT— House of 8 rooms and
bath. 1022 Oak nvenue.
207-5te
FOR SALE
FOR SALE—By owner, hnndsomo
homo furnished, modem conveni
ences, gnrnge und bearing grovo; also
some beautiful home sites in n grovo
on n lake.
Box 110, Altamonte
Springs, Fla.
11-3-lmoc
FUR SALE— Belgian liurcs. Apply
to Geo. Moro, 811 Elm nve. Phono
254.
195-tfdh
FOR SALE— Dining table, walnut bed
and springs. Call 308-.J.
200-tfc
HEMSTITCHING and Piloting M tnehment; fits all sewing machines.
Price $2.00.
Checks, 10c extra.
Lights Mail Order House, Box 127,
Birmingham, Ala.
202-(Jtp
FOR SALE—Ono Florence Automat
W ANTED
ic 3-burncr oil stove with mantel
and oven. Call 115-W.
20 t-tfc I RELIABLE Stono-Rookkeepor wants
job; will start on a small salary and
FOR SALE—One Daisy churn. Call
will do anything. Write 52, enro of
415-W,
201-tfc
Herald.
200-2tp
FOR SALE—Two story
business
WANTED—Customers for fresh nilik,
building. Apply to tho owner, Klen
morning and evening deliveries.— R.
Ares, 805 0th St.
205-tfc
L. Garrison. Phone 3711. lG'J-St-Tu
FOR SALE—Cubhngu and lettuce
plants. Sec It. F. Crenshaw at tho WANTED—Salesman with car to sell
low priced 10,000 mile cord tires,
postoffico,
200-tfe
salary and exclusive territory to tho
COTTAGES FOR” HALE, RENT OR
right party.— Goodstock Cord Tiro
TRADE—.1. Musson.
200-3te
Co., 308 South LaSalle St., Chicago,
FOR SALE—at a genuine bargain, 00 ML___________________________ 207-ttp
acres rich hammock land, 250 bear WANTED—Settled man for grocery
ing orange and grapefruit trees, near
store. Apply at Herald office.
__
Geneva on the Sunfurd-Gcnovn high
way. For particulars address Box
410, St. Augustine, Fin.
207-0tc
LOST
FOR SALE—20 head of good, frhsh LOST—Gold bar pin, with threo supmilch cows, all with young calves.
phiren, between Magnolia nnd Third
Come early and get the boHt,— E. E. St. and Tcmplu Club. Reward if re
Brady’s Stable.
207-4tp turned 218 Magnolia or phone 228.
200-2tp
FOR SALE—Twin Indian motorcycle
with side car. Inquire Ford Ser LOST—One pair* rimles7"_glasBes In
vice Station.
207-4tp
ease. Leave nt Herald office.
200-2tp
FOR RENT
FOR RENT—Suburbnn home.
CuTl
308-J.
107tfc
FOR RENT— Fcrndnle Apartments,
furnished or unfurnished. See Mrs.
I„ G. Lovoless, in Meisch block, 305
Enst First St. Phono 205-L1 104tfc
FOR RENT—2 furnished bed rooms.
Phono 437-W, comer Elm & Third
Street.
105-tfc
FOR RENT—Ono
furnished bod
room, also gnrngo. 110 Laurel Avo.
199-tfc
THANKSGIVING SERVICE.
The Methodist, Bnptist, presbyterlnn nnd Congregational churches will
unite in n union Thnnkksgiving ser
vice nt tho Bnptist church nt ton
o'clock Thursday morning. Every
one cordially invited to nttend.
Dr. S, W .Walker, o f tho Methodist
church will preach.
3tp.
ECONOM Y G R O CERY
FOR RENT— Rooms nnd kitchonoties',
Phone 481-W
Shirley Apt., opp, Postoffico. 205-flp
TOR RENT— Bed room, 311 Park avo- ST A PLE and FANCY GROCERIES
Foot of First Street
nue.
j
178-tfo
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The S anford Daily Herald
IN TH E H E A R T OF TH E W O R L D ’S G REATEST
delegation of po w er s
Pope Benedict Receives Catholic Youth of the World
DEVIL DOC. ON WATCH
STOPS MAIL ROBBERY
ON B. & O. TRAIN.
BEFORE DEPART’RE
BELFAST RIOTING
REACHES CLIMAX,
THIRTEEN DEAD
Tho hunters who hnvo i returned
UNSETTLED WEATHER
from
the woods are bringing in tho
OVER EASTER HALF
gnmmu
nnd roport more deer, turkey
IS OUR FORECAST.
nnd duck, and squirrels nnd qunil,
thnn hns been known in many yenrs.
M ir T h e A n aocln trd I're a a )
'A ASHINGTON, Nov. 23.— Unset It scorns that the wenthcr is too hot
tled with strong probability of rain nnd the mosquitoes hnd for the right
over tho enstorn hnlf o f the country kind of hunting. But thoy are getting
i* the forecast for Thanksgiving by tho game just the snme.
the Weather Bureau todny. A dis
turbance off tho Florida const was
cent nil today west o f Key West, of
modernto Intensity, moving north
westward.
TO CONSIDER PARDONS.
SELECT JURORS
ONCLARKECASE
TAKES TIME
WASHINGTON, Nov. 23.— Proal- STATE USED SIX AND DEFENSE
di nt Harding soon will begin a study
THREE PEREMTORY
•»f the records o f all persons convict
CHALLENGES
ed of wnrtlme offenses with a view to
the extension of pnrdons.
( H r T h e A a a a c la lf d P ta a a )
ORLANDO, Nov. 23.—The selection
U.OYD'S HUNTER'S WINDOW. of tho Jurors to try Lena Clarke nnd
Bnxtor Patterson charged with tho
murder
of Fred Miltlmnro proceodod
Lloyd’s Shoo Storo has n hunting
slowly
todny
nnd by noon reccoss tho
window thnt 1s good looking. It has
stnto
hnd
usod
six iwremptory chal
the little tent and tho cooking pot nnd
lenges,
nnd
tho
attorneys for Miss
tho enmp fire nnd al lthnt goes with
Clarks
three,
for
Pnttoraon two. This
•ho hunting scene In Florldn nnd then
left tho stnto with four chnllongcs
ho casually culls attention to tho fact
and tho dufonso with a total of fifteen
that this storo sells hunting boots
on account of tho Joint trial tho de
ftml heavy shoos, etc.
The window
fense had twico ns many ns usual.
,s 'ip to date nnd timely nnd shows
Sovontoon mon woro rejected for
the right spirit.
cause. Court will bo In session tomor
*****
The world news the day It happens, row.
delivered at your door each evsnlng,
the week.
Sail It with a Herald Want Ad.
NAVAL MEN
DELIBERATE
ON PROGRAM
Conference Wrapped in
Mystery About Re
sult Plain
n . J J S L T ? ! ? A a a o e U te S I'r e a a )
PITTSBURG, Nov. 23.-Prlvate
Wassermnn, marine guard on the
Baltimore & Ohio mall train early to
day discovered two mon at a mall
car door. Ho fired and ono dropped
UHIANI) WANTS POWERS TO BET off, while the other was captured.
TI E SUPPORT FOR FRANCE
IN 1IER STAND
PROHIBITION IN FLORIDA
DISCUSSED WITH BLAIR
d i r T h e A m o ( U I ( < I'r e a a )
WASHINGTON, Nov. 28.— Dele
BY WILLIAM J. BRYAN.
t io n s of five powors wont Into tholr
<nr The A a a o e la te S P r e a a )
first executive conforonco on land ar
WASHINGTON, Nov. 23.— Prohi
maments today with the Fronch hop
bition In Florldn was discussed with
ing tho nfcgotlntlons would bo prossCommissioner Blair todny by Wil
ed to n point of formal oxpresslon of
liam Jennings Brynn. Brynn Is said
ionic character before departure of
to hnvo informed Blair thnt the liquor
Premier Hrlond for Franco. Briand
situation in Florida was serious, par
would like tho powera to definitely
ticularly with regard to tho smug
declnro for tho Bupport of Franco in
gling,
nnd the ra tter of forestalling
her determination not to weaken ma
a small rum running cruft, was taken
terially her army but was recognized
up.
that important obstaclca might lie in
the way of bo formal n plodgo. Dis
CANNOT PRESCRIBE BEER
cussion of land armament momentar
AS MEDICINE SAYS
ily overshadowed developments of
THE PRESIDENT TODAY.
other subjects of naval reduction of
Fnr East and deviation from prepared
( I l r T h e A a a n r ln t r d I'r e a a )
program was understood resulted from
WASHINGTON, Nov. 23.— Presi
the French desire to put tho powers dent Hurding todny signed tho hill
on record before departure of Briand. prohibiting physic-inns from prescrib
ing beer ns a medicine.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 28.—Tho nogotintinns relating to both tho Far
East and armament limitation moved
more slowly yesterday as tho atten
tion of tliu arms delegates pussed
from general policies to specific de
tails.
China's economic embarrassment
formed tho text of tho Far Enstorn
discussions, which resulted in tho ap SHOOTING, BOMBING AND CIVIL
pointment of a sub-committee of rep
WAR SEEM TO HE
resentatives of nlno nations to study
PLANNED
the whole subject of administrative
autonomy for tho Chineso republic,
LONDON, Nov. 23.— Rioting which
with particular reference to tariff and begnn in Bclfnst Sunday hnd its cli
tux restrictions.
max yestordny in tho shooting,
The land nrmnmcnt problem also bombing, turmoil approaching civil
was considered at various informal war. It is declared disorders plunned
conferences during tho day and a to coincide with assumption yestordny
meeting of the armament committee of government of Ulster by Northern
of the whole was called for toduy with parliament. Total casualties up to
the expectation that Premier Briand midnight were thirteen dcud, and moro
of Franco would sny a last word as to thnn fifty seriously wounded.
his country's attitude on reduction o f
nrmies. It is understood that ho is GALWAY JAIL ON FIRE
anxious to bring tho question to a
PRISONERS PUT UP FIGHT.
point of a formal expression by tho
conference before his departure for
( H r T h e A s a n c la ( e d I'r e a a )
GALWAY, Ireland, Nov. 23.—
France,
On the sido of naval armaments, in Forty political prisoners rushed the
formal cxchnnges continued betweon warden here todny while fire, of un
individual delegates and navnl oxperts determined origin, were blnzing in
with an nlr of growing confidence that two sections of tht jail. Tho fire
details o fthe American plan, altho was controlled, but Inter n desperate
requiring considorablo tlmo for deter strugglo between the rebellious pris
mination, would ovontually bring all oners nnd tho custodinnH occurred, iti
which flvo each were injured.
the powers into agreement.
No definite declaration of tho poli
ty at today’s land nrmament declara PLENTY OF GAME
tions.
REPORTED BY HUNTERS.
“City Substantial’
NUMBER 208
IN EXECUTIVE CONFERENCE
ON LAND ARMAMENTS
Today
W ith
French
Hoping for Formal
Expression
THE
V E G E T A B LE SECTION
SANFORD, FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1921
VOLUME II
Sanford
WANT AGREEMENT
AND TO GIVE EVERY NATION A
SQUARE DEAL IN DIS
ARMAMENT MEET
WASHINGTON, Nov. 23.— Dollbertion of tho naval experts of tho "big
Pope licnedlcl (on throne) Jlstenlng to the president of the Catholic Youths of the World, milking Ids uddress to three" in tho arms conference romnln
eevernl thousand members of the organization In the court of St. Fetor's cathedral, Rome. Tho occasion was the live wrapped In mystery today so fnr as
hundredth anniversary of the founding of tho organization nnd the pope celebrated n special mass In the cathedral.
any official word of what is trans
piring goes. Unofficially spokesmen
in some cases givo hints nnd half
to) toa to)
to) to) to)
glimpses that roveal little but In
toi
volving technical questions which only
to)
to)
sorvo to confuso laymen in nnvnt mat
Ra
ters.
toi
In the Aniorican viewpoint there is
no good renson to bring into public
view nil tho almost Incomprehensible
to)
TONIGHT
SINE
DIE
IF
SENATE
discussions
of tho exports. What is
t
o
)
toi
in progress, it wns pointed out yester
H
a
WILL
SETTLE
TAX
BILL
toi
day, is u conference of equals, of
to>
AT ONCE
toi
which
the only product can como by a
to>
Thanksgiving will lie observed in Sanford not ulonc ns a holiday to)
i
Ilr
Thr
Anam'intrii
i'rr*«)
unanimous
agreement and there is
toi hut ns a day in which to gather nnd give thanks for tho ninny Ha
WASHINGTON,
Nov.
23.—
Sine
dio
0Vury
reason
to oxpcct that such nn
He blessings thnt have been bestowed upon this community in tho toi
adjournment of the extra session of agreement Is to ho reached soon thnt
to
)
to) past year. All of the stores will close part of the day and most of
congress is expected to bo tnkon to- Jwil| not vary widely from tho AmcriHu them all the day giving the omloyers and employees a chance to toi
nlght ns tho senate agreed to voto tho 1c„ „ proposals ns to naval reductions
tot attend the services lit the churches and also to take more time at to)
tnx hill Into today nnd tho house Is1nmj limitations.
Hu homo nnd to obsorvo gonornlly this groat day in tho annuls of our to) marking time. Regular session of
In shaping their suggestions, tho
toi
to >
history.
congress
convenes
in
December.
American
delegation took into con
Union services for the Iluptist, Methodist, Presbyterian and Con to»
toi
sideration
many things besides tho
Ito gregational churches will lie held at tho Baptist Church tomorrow to)
ABANDONED AUTOMOBILE
moro question of capital ship tonnaga
to)
morning at ton o'clock nt which service Dr. S. W. Walker, of tho
to)
OF REVENUE OFFICER MAN
in torms of which tho plan wns finally
MothodiBt will preach the ThnnkBgiving sermon.
to)
MEANS SOMETHING. sot down.
to )
Estimntos of nnvnl strength of ouch
toi toi toi l*s toi to) to) toi Ha toi toi toi toa toi toi toi toi to) xa
( I l r T h r A aa iirln lrd I'rra a )
power included, it Is said, estimates of
MIAMI, Nov. 23.—Mystery sur
tho whole situation of each of Its
rounds the flailing abandoned, the nuwhole building program, of its finan
Plenty
of
Turkeys
Flying Automobile
tamohile of Adnm \V. Ohcrlln, deputy
cial
ability und mechanical equipment
in Cold Storage
Latest Development
United States marshal, who has boon
to execute any building program it
In New York absent for n week, supposedly on gov might desire if competitive building
in French Aero World
ernment business, The automobile
was to continue.
Ordinary Automobile With Folding Twice as Many as Last Ycnr Snys wns found in the Everglades. The
The "5-5-3" rntio of the American
family sny they lire not alarmed.
Market Commissioner
Wings and Two Engines
replacement scheme to etui competi
tive building and all its evils and tho
(Hr T h r A a a n r ln t r d I 'r r a a )
( H r T h r A a a o o ln tril I 'r r a a )
fleet strength that would remain un
Jail
Sentences
NEW YORK, Nov. 23.—Twico as
PARIS, Nov. 23.—A flying nutomoder
tho proposed imnmdiutc reduction
For Anti-Trusters
bile is the Intest development in tho many turkeys are in cold storago hero
on
the
eve of n ton-year comploto
Fronch aero world. A successful dem than there woro this tlmo last year,
Given
by
Judge
building
holiday both are understood
onstration of an ordinary automobile Edward J. O'Mnlley, commissioner of
to
reflect
this summary of mutters
with folding wings, nnd two engines, public markets, declared todny, ndd- Tile Grate and Mantel Manufacturers
not
susceptible
to mathematical treat
ono o f ton horse power for land go ing there wns no excuse for tho proGet Theirs
ment.
ing nnd tho other 300-horso power for vailing high prices.
So in the American view tho ques
air travel wns hold recently.
Tho
(Hr Thr Aaaoolaled I'rraa)
tion understood to hnvo been raised
Our
private
opinion
is
thnt
tho
ago
NEW
YORK,
Nov.
23.—
Four
actlvo
machino performed nil tho usual fonts
members of tile grato and mantel by the Japanese ns to tho oxnst s(nto
of chivalry Is about sixteen.
of nn airplane nnd an automobile.
of tho. .bnttleship
manufacturers and dealers association of completion
. . . .
.
. . . Mutwho were among those pleading guilty 8U- whlch JnP«n would bo called on to
abandoned pro
lnst week to vi1,dating the Sherman 8crnP «« » Pnrt of
anti-trust Inw today wero given Jail f « m' '■ ‘ nimatorlnl If it is insisted
sentences by Federal District Judge ‘ hnt "ho 1,0 retained, her equivalent
Van Fleet in addition to fines. Twen- j
rct« i|>®(! ^
United States
and
Great
Britain.
For
each of those
ty-nino others were fined from $500
to $5,000 each; olevon corporations powers it would mean moro thnn a
wero fined $1,000 nnd six other cor single additional ship.
•ITT"
porations fined $500 to $2,500.
PRINCESS IS HETIIKOTIIEI).
THANKSGIVING WILL BE
OBSERVED IN SANFORD AS
HOLIDAY ANDDAY OF THANKS
EXTRA SESSION
OF CONGRESS
TO ADJOURN
WILLIAMS AND WATSON
ALMOST COME TO BLOWS
OVER FORD-NEWBERRY
Heated Controversy in the Senate Last Night
Caused Senators to Call Names
WASHINGTON, Nov. 28.—Tho
Ford-Nowborry senatorial eicctloIl
.
, ,,
,, ,
contest in Michigan was laid aside by
the seiinto Inst night probably not to
como formally boforo tho body again
for Hovernl weeks. After a day of
„
,
,
., . „
.
discussion, in which Henry Ford, who
is contesting the senting of Senator
Newberry, was both denounced nnd
defended nnd which wns enlivened by
a heated tilt between Senators Wil
liams, of Mississippi and Watson of
Georgia, Democrats, tho olcction con
test wnH sidetracked to make way
for the conference report on the reve
nue bill.
No agroment as to a date for a
vote was reached hut tho understand
ing developed thnt little further con
sideration would be given to the enso
until late in December.
Tho clnsh botwoen Senators Wil
liams and Watson developed when the
lattor attacked Mr, Ford and declared
that “ loft (}vor Wilsonitcs in tho senato wero Booking to retire Mr. Newborry heenuso ho had opposed tho leuguo of nations."
Mr. Williams nald ho rogarded Mr.
Ford ns "so far suporior In altruism,
in world sonso and In world vision to
the senator from Goorgia (Mr. Wat
son) and myself that I can hardly
find words to express it.”
He was interrupted by Mr. Wat
son who dcclnrod that ho had not ask-
oil a “ clean bill of health" from Mr.
Williams and added:
I stated that tho war department
rccord(| „how that ,n vurioU8 Ucm8
,,,,(,1 to Henry Ford, 1m was paid for
materials never delivered, ono item
being for tractors, and the amount
was $0,000,000: thnt ho kept his boh
"
.
' „
out of war when tho sons of Senator
Newberry woro in the war.”
Mr. Watson also charged that Mr.
Ford had assessed his employers,
"black mailed” them, ho said, for $50,
000 for bin "exponso account.” Mr.
Williams dunied thnt Mr. Ford hnd
ever done such a thing, and added:
"I did not approve of Mr. Ford’s
course during the war when the sen
ator from Georgia was running with
him, when they both were trying to
make peace for a common enemy—"
"When tho senator stntos that, ho
states what is not truo,” shouted Mr.
Watson,
.
Mr. Williams Inquired which part of
this statement wns not truo nnd when
informed, continued:
"I take back that part of it In
which I said ho wns running with
Henry Ford, hut I do not tako back
tho part of it In which I said ho was
running against his country."
Mr. Williams atiemptod to continuo
but Mr. Watson was shouting "It’s
false.” Others sonators wore seeking
recognation from tho chair, and Sena(Contlnux) on P m * Bit)
$19,000 HACK TAXES ON
OCKLAWAHA RAILWAY
MUST BE l»AII) NOW.
( H r T h r A a a o r la lr d I'r e a a )
LONDON, Nov. 23.—Tho bothothnl
of Princess Mary, only daughter of
King George nnd Queen Mary, to
( I l r T h e A a a o c ln lr il I 'r r a a )
Viscount
Lnscelles wns announced
OCALA, Nov. 23.— A dispntch from
the State Comptroller, nt Tqllnhnsseo, this morning.
to the Ocala Star, sayB: "Tho Ocklnwnhn Vnlloy rnllrond hack taxes, ST. ANDREW BROTHERHOOD
amounting to $10,000 nnd costs, must
ENTERTAINED BOY SCOUTS
he paid in full at once."
FROM OTHER STATES HERE.
FOCH ARRIVES
AT RICHMOND,
MAKING TOUR
OF ENTIRE COUNTRY AND THE
SOUTH DOES HIM
HONOR
(Hr Thr Aaaorlated I'rraa)
RICHMOND, Vn.( Nov. 23.— Mar
shall Foch arrived hero todny bogin
ning his whirlwind tour of tho country
nnd tho capital of tho confederacy Im
mediately cnpitulutnd to him. Rich
mond Howitzers fired a saluto of
seventeen guns ns recoption commit
tee headed by Govornnr Davis, Mayor
Ainsilo, grooted him. Military parado
Koch’s honor hnltod whilo ho placed
a wrenth on the equestrian statute of
Geneta) Lee. Many entertainments
are planned for the Marshal before
leaving hero tonight.
Try a Herald Want Ad today.
Tuesday ovoning tho Brotherhood
of Saint Andrew had the pleasure o f
ontertuining threo boy Scouts, Neal
Robertson, of Bnttlo Creek, Mich.,
William Winguto, of Cleveland, Ohio,
nnd James Cnssldy, o f Springfield,
III. These boys nre making n fifteen
day tour o f tho Stato at tho axpenso
of tho papers o f tholr homo towmr.
Upon nrriving in Sanford tho boys
registered nt the Valdez hotel and
after taking In the sights, thoy wore
taken to the Brotherhood of Saint
Andrew rooms, where they were giv
en tho run o f tho place. Aftor look
ing over the Parish house, tho Broth,
erhood assombly room, shower bath
nnd tho other Brothorhood equipment,
the boys plnyed a game of billiards
and howled for a timo aftor which
thoy wore tuken to tho Brotherhood
assembly room whore hot dogs, Jam,
»nd othor good things wero servod.
The boys declared thoy had a flna
time and that though they had heard
quite s bit about the Brotherhood,
they hnd no idea that It wae such a
wonderful organisation.
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THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 22,1921
JMRI
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CROP ESTIMATE
LOSS OF FRUIT
CITRUS BELT
a
LOSS AMOUNTS TO 800,000 BOXES
OF GRAPEFRUIT AND
ORANGES
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Kiddies
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if you want them to have real foot comfort.
The Juvenle Shoes are built on nature's lasts;
no tacks, thread or seams to hurt or chafe the tender
feet.
The extension edge keeps them from turning the
foot nnd helps to prevent BOW legs or KNOCK
KNEES.
SEE THE D ISP LA Y IN OUR W IN D O W
Some as low as $2.50
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Company
Four Amreicans
Hotel Man at St. Pete
Are Captured By
Will Run for Mayor,
Mexican Bandits
Take Mitchell's Place
I/owcr California Seems (o lie in Re Makes Four Candidates for Good Pay
volt Again
ing Job
lllf
T h e .\« .< irln (cd I ' r r . a )
WASHINGTON, Nov. 22.—Four
Americana wore cnpturod yesterday
by Mexican bandits near Chihuahua
but woro released four hours iator
when no ransom was forthcoming, tho
State Department was advised. Short*
ly afterwards Oscar Trevino, Mexican
mine owner, was captured by tho
same bandits nnd was released on tho
pnyment of $5,000. Lower California
revolt reported virtually ended.
( H r T h e A u m iH n trtl |-rc» » )
ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. 22.—
Frank Pulvor, hotel proprietor, today
announced his candidacy for mayor in
next month's election to fill tho va
cancy caused by tho recnll of Mayor
Mitchell. Pulvor said tho rumor that
a great number of friends woro urg
ing him to seek office was a mistake
and thnt so many distinguished can
didates announced thnt ho decided to
get in without waiting to hear from
his friends. There nre threo other
candidates nlrcndy.
CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR
WILL MEET IN MIAMI
OIL HUNT WILL I1EGIN
BRYAN WILL SPEAK.
AT OLDSMAR THURSDAY
MIAMI, Nov. 22.—Delegates from
tho thirteen societies of the South
east Florida Christian Endeavor
from the cities and towns between
Fort Pierce and Key West will at
tend tho organization’s convention
hero on December 2nd ami 4th. Wil
liam Jennings Ilrynn will preach the
convention sermon December 4th, nnd
the three principal speakers at tho
week-day meetings will lie Marcus
C. Fngg, Jacksonville; world union
vice-president of Christian F.ndenvor and president of the Florida Chil
dren’s Home society; Duncan D. Cur
ry, Jacksonville, chairman of the All
South extension committee govern
ing the endeavor work in Dixie, and
S. Wilkes Dcnliy, field secretary for
South Carolina, Georgia, Florida,
Alabama, Mlsslslppl. The pastors of
tho four churches in Miami and vi
cinity which have Christian Endcovor societies also will have a large
pnrt in the work.
OLDSMAR, Nov. 22.— R. V. Hill,
Oklahoma operator snys everything
will lie erndy to start the actual
work of drilling for oil at Oldsmnr on
Thanksgiving dny. The 1,800 pound
drill will begin to smash its wny
down at 3 o’clock Thursday after
noon. Prnctlcnlly tho whole town of
Oldsmnr ,nnd scores of other people
will witness the ivent.
Tho well is located ciinr tho west
end of Memorial Highwny 15 miles
west of Tampn and thrco-qiinrters of
a mile north of tho nsphnlt rond.
Tho derrick is only n quarter of a
mllo onst o ftho lino which divides
Hillsborough and Pinellas counties
and can lie seen from tho automohllo
rond.
CHRISTINE NILHON
DIED AT COPENHAGEN
COPENHAGEN, Nov. 22.—Christine N'ilson, n noted operatic soprano,
died here today.
COMPLETE L IN E OF
CONFECTIONS
FRUITS
NUTS I
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VEGETABLES
COLD DRINKS
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James Maresco
Fruit Store
Went First Street-
-Next to First National Bank
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Western Newspaper Welcomes Po»siblllty of Ito Becoming, In
Time, a World Language.
Were one to Judge from the fuss
ninde from time to lime, one would
suppose there was real need of an Interiiulioiial language. In the golden
age of the English language the great
queen uddn •
> cd the ambassador at
her court In l.ailn, and all diplomatic
conversation and correspondence of
Europe was In Latin. Erasmus, tho
great scholar and writer, who visited
the conn of Elizabeth's father. Henry
'VIII. wrote Latin works that pro
duced an afreet cou'ipiirablo to Unit
produced by tin* writings of Voltaire
two centuries Inter.
•
Much pains have.been expended In
fabricating iirtlllclnl language, such
as Esperanto, to serve as the medium
of communication. 1tut such const ruc
tions have no chance of practical adop
tion, nor could they answer as well ns
actual language whether dead like
Latin or living like English.
There In n language, however,
which is gradually) becoming again n
living one, find which as ii world Inngunge would bo ideal. The Greek uni
versities nnd Greek men of culture,
Including Venlzelos himself, nre en
gaged In nn attempt to restore classi
cal purity nnd perfection to modern
Greek. It Is said that the endeavor
is liy no means vain, and that gradu
ally tho ancient model is being ap
proached. We may yet have the speech
of Pericles, the written language of
Plato, employed In social Intercourse
nnd commercial transactions, hi con
tracts, In courts of law, In houses of
assembly.—Minneapolis Journal.
GAINESVILLE, Nov. 22.— Final ostimntes of the reporters of tho federal
bureau of crop estimates places tho
loss of fruit in tho Florida citrus holt
from tlie storm of October 24-25 at
around six per cent of this season's
crop, according to Sam T. Fleming,
agricultural statistician. The loss
amounted to 800,000 boxes of fruit,
about cquully divided between orang
es and grapefruit. Damage was re
ported to trees in some sections of
the west coast and nlong tho imme
diate const suit spray scorched tho
foliage badly.
Spvcro storm losses occurred ,along
the west const, tho final figures indi
cated, with Tampa ns nn approximate
center. Tho loss by counties was es
timated ns follows:
Citrus, 5 per
cent; Hernando 20 per cent; I’naco,
55 per cent; Pinellas, 58 por cent;
Hillsborough, 40 per cent; Mnnatco,
20 per cent; Sarasota, 12 por cent;
Lee, 7 per cent; Monroe (principally
limes) 15 per cont. Counties in the
interior suffered much loss with loss
es ranging: Marion, 1 per cent; Lnko
5 per cent; Orange, 3 per cent; Sumtor, 10 per cont; Seminole, 5 per
cent; DcSoto, 7 por cent; Hnrdeo, 5 ALWAYS A WELCOME VISITOR
per cent; Highlands, 4 per cont; Os
ceola, 11 per cent. On tho East Occasionally Late, but Once livery
Month She Was at tho Door
Coast the damage was reported ex
to Receive Him.
ceedingly light, many sections report
ing no storm at all. Estimates wore
Sho waited patiently for Ids iirrlvnl.
Volusia 2 per cent, Brevard 4 per cont, feeling ttmt lie wouldn't disappoint
St. Lucie 3 per cent; Palm Bench, 5 her. Sometimes lie was a little early
—sometimes a little late, hut eventu
per cent and Dade, 1 per cent.
At the time of the storm less thnn ally he would come, bringing with him
5 per cent of the crop had moved, the something dear to her heart.
Once every month for four years In
estimate continued, nnd of tho fruit laid been n welcome visitor.
How
on trees, ten per cent was blown off, well she knew Ids voice—Ids smile—
thorn stuck or otherwise damaged. his cheery whistle!
It wnB estimated Hint about ten per
At times when lie passed the house
cent of this was recovered nnd ship without ns much as a glance, she un
ped. Tho loss will he still further re- derstood and made no cITort to at
If ho upponred
•luced by the increase in tho Bizo of tract his attention.
distant now and then, sho did not
tho fruit remaining on trees, tho sta
grieve, knowing the day would come—
tistician continued and tho average for a week, two weeks perhaps—when ho
tho stato probably will ho 30 per cont. would walk fearlessly* up tho walk
Outside of tho immediate stock of with a smile nnd a cheery word of
the storm tho effect of wind nnd rnln greeting.
After today she would never look for
actually bonefitted many sections by
him
again.
At least Ids appearance
removing fruit that would hnvo fall
en any way nnd furnishing needod would never again eauso tho delight
ful little heart throbs that were now
rains.
agitating her.
At Inst she saw him.
Her arms
woro outstretched to receive—tho Inst
War Risk Itureau allotment check,
which the postman handed to her with
n smile.—The Leatherneck.
WORLD POWERS
TO GUA RA NT E E
CHINA OPEN DOOR
AND
CUT OUT THE SPECIAL
RIGHTS WITHIN ITS
IIOUNDAKIES
WASHINGTON, Nov. 22.—A joint
declaration of policy toward Chinn,
based on territorial and administra
tive integrity, economic opportunity,
nn enforced "open door” nnd the abol
ition of “ special rights" was agreed
upon yesterday by all tho nntlons rep
resented in the arms conference.
The first definite agreement to
come out of tho conference, the dec
laration touches in general terms most
of the principles for which China ask
ed In her "hill of rights," hut does not
provide in detail for tho settlement of
tho specific problems with which she
is confronted.
Elihu Root o f tho American delega
tion proposed tho declaratory resolu
tion and two hours of debate preceded
its adoption. During the discussion
both Japan and China, as the most di
rectly interested nalions, asked many
questions as to possible application of
the suggested principles to specific
problems, while all the other nations
took a less active pnrt in the debate.
"Perfect satisfaction" with the res
olution was expressed last night by
Admiral Ilaron Knto, head of tho Jnpnneso delegation, although he declined
to suggest what changes the agree
ment might lend to In the Far East.
These Chinese also declared themselv
es gratified at tho development, nnd
the delegates of tho other nations
generally voiced the view that tho
agreement was n good stnrt oward n
complete agreement on tho most im
portant of the Far Enstern problems.
PRESENT FOR HARDING
8■
REVIVAL OF CLASSIC GREEK
WASHINGTON, Uov. 22— Chnrles
E. Young bended a delegation of St.
Augustine, Fin., citizens who pre
sented President Hnrdlng todny with
a massive silver Ink stand, n replica
o f tho ancient Spanish gntes. Tho
gift wns to commemorate his stay
there Inst February nnd tho dolognBon urged tho president to return.
Obesity Undesirable.
Are you fut? Uo on your guurd If
you art*. Doctor Ji»*liu of llostnii bus
gathered striking .statistics that show
mi undeniable association of obesity
and diabetes, the condition In which
sugar, the most common of food fuels,
Is not properly metabolized or stored
In the hiAly. There are In this country
alone more than half a million dia
betics. "The penalty of taking too
much ulcohul Is well known, and u
drunkard Is looked upon with pity or
contempt." says Doctor Joslln, "Rare
ly., persons who become fut deserve
pity, because of a real tendency to put
on weight despite moderate entlng, hut
most of them should he placed In somewhut the same category as the alco
holic. In DD0 cases out of 1,000 be
ing fat Implies too much food or too
Httlo exercise, or hath combined."—
Science Service.
T B b® S f t g r ¥
T H O M A S H. IN CE Presents-------
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Tomorrow— May Allison in ‘The Last Card'
Also Buster Keaton in “Hard L uck"
U IK
A N Y P A R T OP T O W N , ON TER M S TO
SU IT Y O U
You can make money buying for advance.
You are going to build a home one o f these
days, why not select a lot now, and pay for it
by easy stages.
If you have some money, will build one or
two houses.
Sanford is moving, don’t wait, get in the
game now.
M e is c h
R e a lt y C o m p a n y
A. P. CONNELLY
AGENT
ASK FOR YOUR RECEIPT.
Subscribers to the Dolly Horold
should ask for a receipt when the
carrier boys colloct from you. It is
tho only protection you have In case
the carrier changes or thcro happens
tn
- mistake In tho account. Ench
«nrrior hoy Is supplied with receipt
books, nnd Is commanded to give a
receipt by tho Herald. Sco thnt you
get your receipt at tho end of each
week If you are paying thnt wny.
FIDELITY TIRES
30x3
.................... $8.50
3 0 x 3 1 / 2 ............................. 1 0 . 0 0
FIRST8—GUARANTEED
NEW PRICES ON
Pennsylvania Vacuum Cup
Goodyear Hydro-Toron
Swinehart
TIRES AND TUBES
High Test Gasoline
from a Visible Pump
“ YOU CAN SEE WHAT YOU
GET”
Spark PI u r s , Wire and Cable;
fresh flashlight batteries.
We Rive tickets with each pur
chase, Rood for 5% in trade.
F. P. BINES
Killed Two Birds.
Mrs. Goss—Did you find Mrs. Speedley In wlu-n you enlJodf
Mrs. Slpp—Yes.
Unexpectedly I
[
Tho world nows tho day It happens, That Is how I found her out.—An
delivered at your door ench evening, swers.
10c the week.
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WE HAVE FOR SALE CITY LOTS
Stone Mountain.
Slone mountain, on whose gmnltc
"all Is to lie sculptured a memorial to
the Confederacy, Is Id miles from At
lanta, On. It will lie Ihe largest umuumoul In the world. The space cov 105 Palmetto Arc.
ered will ho about eight hundred feel
high and Ilfleen hundred feet wide.
The project llrst attracted attention
In 1015, when Mrs. c. Helen Plane,
then eighty-eight years of age, a lend
er of Southern women, sent for Gutzou
llorglum, tho sculptor, to come to
Georgia, to consider the feasibility of
a great sculptural monument to tlm
<'onfodcnicy on the wall of the moun
tain- Mr. llorglum made a careful
study of several plans. The plnn
adopted represents an army marching
Into buttle. It will comprise portraits
of all the Confederate leaders.
Bulgarians Reduce Alphabet
.Simplification of tho Bulgarian or
thography by eliminating three letters
of the alphabet, recently ordered by
the cabinet council, has Just been put
Into effect. The censorship, still exist
ing here, will enforce tho new spoiling
In all publications.
These threo letters nre remnants of
the old Slav tongue. They do not ex
ist In the Hcrhlnu language and they
recently were ordered stricken from
the Itusshin alphabet by the soviet
ministry of public Instruction. Their
principal spelling Is taken In Home
quarters to lie an effort towurd closer
relations with the Serbs.
««
TAX BOOKS ARE
NOW OPEN
State and County Tax
books are now open for
the payment o f taxes for
the year, 1921, a dis
count o f 2 % is allowed
for payment in Novem
ber, 1 % in December.
Tax books close April
1st. Poll taxes for the
year 1921, for both men
and women, became due
November 1st, 1921.
Business and Occupa
tion Licenses
became
due October 1st, and if
not paid, are delinquent,
as the law requires that
a license be procured be
fore conducting the bus
iness, profession or oc
cupation.
JNO. R J I N K I N S ,
Tax Collector,
Seminole Co.
Sanford, Fin. 1l-7-2\vc—1l-ll-4 w c
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A Thanksgiving Suggestion—
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Thnnk.ffivlnit dinner ?*° y“ U " " "
V“ '* > >•
P '» » to , your
Why spoil tho day of thanks by worrvimr »n.t
.
at homo when we huvu the best Chef in Centr. I « k
°,V° r “ moft
savory and appetizing dishes thnt will p|t>llH0 tho ,
. 0 propare
Tho quiet, efficient service will Hnvi< .,
,nost fastidious.
Thanksgiving Dinner will p|onge you
>ou t,mo» «««* °ur Special
Music! Real Music!! Not ttm lrir, i
,
thnt soothes. You should hear the sncciid ,"i n*inoyH' but tbo lc,nd
for tho evening meal.
orchestra wo hnvo socurod
Souvenir Menus for every one so you will 1„„
,
Imitnblo Thanksgiving Dinner.
'
° nff rt’n,cmbor our inSorvcd from 12:30 to 2:30 in tho nft
in tho evening. Special music during the evening1'1 fr° m 0:00 l° 9:00
? HOTEL
VALDEZ
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THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1921
FAGE TWO
ii
For These
Cool Nights—
W inter is here and we offer an opportunity
to secure all your needs in Blankets, Com
forts and Spreads at reduced prices. Call
and look them over.
D I A \ IU fT C
I D L A llI tL liJ
i
regular size and good quality, (PO OC
$3.00 value, pair ....\...................
' COMFORTS
BEDSPREADS
.va,ue:...... $250
Full size, extra good
$2.50
value, a t :..................
Watch for, Suturday and Monday Specials
ADDITIONAL LOCAL
Ruli-My-Tfsm for Rheumatism.
100-lBtc
Turkey* nt J,. I*. McCullor’s. 203tfc
Van Camp's tall cream, $5.60 per
case.—L. P. McCuller.
203-tfc
PBft ci*res Chilli! nnd Fever.
Buciness looks a little
not from lack of rest.
100-lBtc
Many n man thinks ho is driving
his
own car when his wife on the
wan—but
back seat, is actually doing it.
Shoe Repairing:— Hand W ork
S .'l, 5 1 1°lta£h-(fiver
S'
7
Special Thanksgiving Turkey din GG6 quickly relieves a cold. 19G-15tc
ner at the Montesuma, 91.00 208-ltc
The Ladles Union of tho Congrega
Hens and Fryers at Tillis’ Market, tional church will hold their annual
Second and Sanford Ave.
207-2tp bazaar and cooked food salo December
17th. Place to bo announced later.
207-Tuo-Fri.-4tc
The tariff question needs fewer
'
tinkers nnd more thinkers.
Dread-Noughts from which relief
is
especially craved are the six or
Have your watches and Jewelry re
paired at Mcl.aulln's. Two flret class more cipphers to tho left of tho deci
mal point in naval appropriations.'
watch makers. Prompt service.
/
140-tfc
Bazaar and Turkey Supper Satur
190-16tc day, November 10, in tho Welaka
block, room formerly occupied by the
The Ladies of the Episcopal Church Popular Market. Daughters of Wes
100-lPtc. in
rwOPTfrl* thsir Baaaar and*'Sapper, ley.Detacher 1st and 2nd in the Parish
douse.
171-tfc
Special Thanksgiving Turkey din
ner at the Montesuma, $1.00 208-ltc
Winter Is coming and England evi
dently intends to keep her Ulster.
"Hotel Guest Shot in Rotuftda,"
says n headline. We thought nil the 5
Special Thanksgiving Turkey din- rotundas were lost playing golf,
ner nt the Montezuma, $1.00 208-ltc
--------To brea* a cold take 666.
Am you
vmi stopping every
™♦
,
makes fin-'S
t,Ti| Inhnssce where they will spend
Aro
ton dnys
, Hupmobile
V
,.
, .J
Hr Thanksgiving with Miss Ethel Henry for our FREE Battery water7 Wo a l reduction, open mod-'S
who Is attending Florldn State Col mako our own.—Hof-Mac Battery C o.1els, $1250, D etroit— B.;~
lege.
MltS. FRED 1)AI(»KR, Society Editor,
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203
& O. M OTOR CO., SanPKope 217-W
K j Mock, of Leesburg, Fla., was
The malt who Is etcrnnlly watchIn the city yesterday mingling with ing tne clock never* becomes the Man
of the Hour.
M f/lw KSl K
p V
r t frlcn,l>
transacting business.
pi*.
nIU
d
- •.'t
l unlll*
l .. o r Ir lr h o n n f i tk « Ite m
b r x r r n t l r n t ip r r r liit
r i!
la l#
Mrs. Margaret Kimball, of Indian
Hons and Flyers nt Tillis’ Market,
apolis, is spending some time here at .Second and Hanford Ave.
SOCIAL C A L E N D A R
207-2tp
the Montezuma.
Wednesday:
To provent u cold take 6G6. 190-lGtc
Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Riling, of
Mrs, Henry Wight nnd Miss Sara
Wight will entertain nt n Buffet Elmirs, N. Y., is visiting for some
A Japanese statesman says tongues
Supper ut their home on Park uve- time here.
sHk* up strife. This is also truo of the
,
nne .honoring Miss Adelnlde Hig
Shantung.
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gins, u bride-elect, o f December.
Jacksonville was represented here
Mrs. Fred Dniger will entertain the yesterday by W. H. Powers.
FOR SALE— Eight room house with
bath. Immediate possession. Small
members of the Seminole Bridge
nnd T. N. T. Clubs nt her home on
George J. Loomis, of Detroit, payment down, long time on balance.
Mich., is among the out of state vis See I.nno or address nox 782, DayEast* Fourth Htrect, nt p. m.
tonn, Fin.
109*Tu-Sat-4w
Wnrrcn-Wright Orchestra will give u itors spending somo time here.
dance ut tho Vnldez hotel.
Special Thanksgiving Turkey din
Mr. and Mrs. A. Sanderson, Mr. H.
Thursday:
Mrs. Frank Miller will entertain II. Sanderson, of Caledon, East Ore., ner nt the Montesuma, $1.00 208-ltc
nt dinner for tho members of the wuh among the out of statu visitors
Wo fear the worst. Charles may
registered nt the Montezuma.
Doyle family.
come to America and start a goulash
Special Thanksgiving dinner nt tho
Valdez hotel, from fl to 0 p. m.
Mr. nnd Mrs. J. E. Christian, of factory.
Frldny:
Allison, Oregon, were visitors here
Electricians,- quick Rervico, supplies
Mrs. W. C. Hill will entertain tile yesterday leaving this morning for
members of tin* Monday Bridge St. Petersburg, They expect to return nnd fixtures.—Treadwell Electric Co.,
opp. Postoffice. Telephone 102.
Club at her iiomu on East Fourth to Sanford ami spend tho winter,
.
207-Gtc
atreet.
’
--------Mother's Club will meet at 3 o'clock
C. W. Schmidt, of Richmond, Vn.,
GGii cures Bilious Fever.
lofi-ir.tc
nt the home of Mrs. Fred Williams, is In tho city transacting business.
N. DeV. Howard Chapter, U. D. C.,
--------As both Inlmr and railroads claim
will meet at 3:30 at the Parish
John C. Aaron, of New York, was
House.
among tile business visitors Imre yes to have won the strike, the public
must have lost it.
terday.
Sniurduy:
Mrs. W. E. Watson will entertain tho
Tho Templo Pipe Orgnn Club will
members o f the Every Week
J. C. Foster, of Bartow, was ill
hold
its ChristnuiH Dnznnr Novombor
shaking hands
Bridge Club at her npurtmunts in the eity yesterday
the Welaka.
with friends and attending to husi 26th nt Mooro’s Optical Parlor, opp.
Postoffice.
200-tfc
Children's Story Hour will l>u held nt ness.
-If
the Central Park nt four o’clock.
--------l/ccnhiirg wns represented here by
C. II. Milligan, of Charleston, ar K. I,. Moek, who Hpcnt the day hero
rived Tuesday ami will spend the yesterday on a business mission.
winter bore.
HUPFET SUPPER
J. T. McCollum, Jr., of Tampu,
Mrs. Henry Wight and Miss Sara
spent (lie day here yesterday on Wight are entertaining this evening
business.
at a bedel supper at their home on
Park avenue, complimenting Miss
J. W. linens, of Atlanta, is spend Adelaide Higgins, a popular and
ing a few days here at tho Monte charming bride-elect of next month.
zuma.
Princess P at
In a-high laced boot* so smartly
cut, thfe lln ^ sb perfect; you alh iost
forget that it is meant for practical
hard usage.
Yet when you wear the Princess
Pat your know correct poise* perfect
com fort while tramping over either
rough country or city streets.
Kid 'W Calf Leather
Black or Tan
ford,
188-tfe
Appilnchicoln oysters.— L. P. Mc
Culler.
203-tfc
Wo feci certain our grocer nnd
butcher never made tho newspapord
or they'd know thnt prices nre com
ing down.
Do you neod electrical fixtures for
your honm? If so got our prices before you buy.—Treadwell Electric Co.,
opposite Postoffice. Telephone 102.
207-fltc
l
TU0CM4M
waq•»
. fUDfT.
Rnb-My-TIsm, a pain killer. 100-lBtc
If an oil magnate doOH raise the
price of gas to cover the cost of no*
nations to charity, he nt least makes
some people give who otherwise
wouldn’t.
Hupmobile makes An
al reduction, open mod
els, $1250, Detroit.— B. ■■
& O. MOTOR CO., San s
■<ford.
188-tfc 3
S A N F O R D , FLA.
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First Nnt’l Hank Annex
"The Family Shoe Store”
f y a /h - d jp e p
SEE OUR WINDOW
Jones’ Dniry Fnrm little link sau
sage.—L. P. McCuller.
203-tfc
BOMB IN TROLLEY.
Mr. and Mrs. II. A. Neel nnd Mr.
Trero has been uch argument in re and Mrs. N. J .Lilian! are visiting '
--------cent years about n fitting motto for friends in Eustis and other points in
BELFAST, Nov. 23.—Two bombs
the coin of the realm. We suggest Lake county this afternoon.
j were exploded in a tram car full of
---------------------------shipyard workers hero this morning,
"Abide with Me."
•There is alcohol in almost every-! killing three of tltu occupants nnd inGGG cures Mnlnrinl Fever.
lOO-lGtc
Whuatsworth, real whole whont, thing that grows, but man lacks nn- j Jurying 18 others,
pure graham flour.—L. I’. McCuller. lure’s fine sense o f proportion.
What is tho difference between a
An opimist is a mnri( who has
203-tfc
hard winter propaganda and a linril
Lcn Hospcrs says there Is nothing
without eating so long that Bin
coal propaganda?
Hupmobile makes fin strange about the nvorngo w o m a n -! w rtl’n nro to° large—and, nuikos
and Webster defines "strange" as b o -'
bt,,lcvc that the rubber in Ins
Walk a bio. k mid save money. New al reduction, open mod
ing something never before seen, Knr,erfl are giving out.
barber shop, new DuForest Block,
~ ---------------------els, $1250, Detroit.— B. hoard or known. If n stranger knocks '
Second street.
Bring or uend tho
— let her in.
,
I ^or
supplies, stationery, etc.,
I& O. MOTOR CO., San
children.—Albert Grnmling, Prop.
como io tho Herald offlco.
206-atp ford.
188-tfc
Hens and Fryera at Tillis' Markot,
KNTRK NOUS CLUB
Second and Harford Ave.
207-2tp
II. O. Adams, of Tampa, repreEx-Emperor Charles even failed in
Miss Martha Fox will entertain
Heating Bentley Gray Co., was in the! the members of the Entre Nous Club
his ntttmpt to commit suicide. Tho
If the meat packers want to stimu
city yesterday calling cm his local this evening at the home o f Mrs.
Hupsburgs don’t seem to be aide to
late
business the ymigiit put on the
customers.
succeed at anything,
George Fox, on Park avenue.
market some choice cuts in prices.
N
a
Look
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.■ The following prices nre made to acquaint the public that 1
.
tPyinif to give the public a square deal and if. tho patronwill permit I1 win
will install a dry cleaning plant
nlnnt to serve
age wiirponnw
tho public. Tho following prices are mado for two days only,
■
I’eter Wetzel, oft Basic, Vn., is
S
Salt Water Mullet. Tillis’ market,
O. R. 8. MEMORIAL MEETING
Hbiisii wiring at right prices and
registered at the Montezuma while in
5
m
Seminole Chapter O. K. S., will hold
corner Sanford and Second St.
electric work o f ail kinds.—Treadwell
the city on business.
J
their annual memorial services Sun
208-2tp.
Electric Co., opposite Postoffice. Tele
day afternoon at 3:30 nt the M/tnorilc
phone 192.
207-Otc
M O N D A Y and T U E SD A Y , N O V. 28 and 29 j
(Mrs. C. E, Henry nnd Miss Flor hnll. Tho public is most cordially In
NEWHERRY’S DRUG STORE
ence Henry left last evening for Tnl- vited.
Phono 36
All goods received for delivery that week. All goods celled
Eggs, f>Sr dozen.— I. P. McCuller.
for and delivered
203-tfc 201-tfc
TO HOLD SUNRISE
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pnir.
pants
pressed...
25c
PRA
YERMEE’PlNG.
1
PRoach
C.
&
Pi
.......
75c
8
There probably would havo boon n
A» vc understand the dope, the
2 pair pants prossod ... 26c
2 P. Beach C. and P......76c 3
nation which lends in the dy Industry revision of the taxes before now if n
The Presbyterian Christian En
Congressional election were to como
will jiTcvnlf'in the kill industry.
1 pair pantB C. and I*, ,50c
deavors will hold a sunrise prayer1 Goat Suit- denned nnd
off this full.
2 pair pants C. and P. r,|c
meeting nt thu church nt 7 o’clock on
pressed, plain ......... $ 1.00
Whcatuworlh Biscuit, real Graham
Thunksgiving day. Every one cord crackers, 1U0 par cent whole wheat.
ll
T
Waist
Pressed
.........
25c
Don’t lw misled. The sale we nre
2 Coat Suits cleaned
ially invited. At this prayermeeting — L. P. McCnllei.
203-tfc opening nil Saturday is by no menns u 2 Walhtb Pressed 1 .....
26c
thoy will also bring or send gifts of
and pressed, plain... 1 .0 1 '
n distress sale under the name of m
fruit, vegetables, groceries, etc., to
1
Coat
cleaned
and
p.
r»0c
Good repair work maxes your bat Clean Sweep, Fire, Bankrupt or any
1 Suit (men) dyed $2.50 Up1
be sent to tho* need# Anyone wish tery givo you nv:di longor servico.
2 Goats, C. nnd-P........ r,|c
thing else sensational, but simply just
2
Suits (men) dyed 3.00 up
ing to contribute, may send or bring We do it’for leks. Provo us out.—Hofwhat the mime Implies, a Fall Invi
;
1
Suit
pressod...............
r,0e
offerings to the church on Thanks Mrtc Battery Co.
203-fltp tation. Not everything in our storo Is
1 Coat Suit (ladies)
d 2 Suits pressed........... 5 i c
giving morning or send them to Miss
•/.There In many n time when
"cut and slaughtered.” Wo are not
‘ •yed ................... $2.50 up
Virginia Smith, Kud Cross secretary,
Maybe Voliva ,who professes to be. ashnmed of the prites we havo on our t
1
Suit
C.
nnd
P.
$
1,00
on Park avenue.
2 Coat Suits (Indies)
lievO the world is flat, teferred only stock, and lake this' opportunity of
2 Suita, C^nnd P...... j.oj
to the condition of Its purse.
inviting you to investigate our storo
(,yu<l .............. 3.00 up
NOTICE.
and stock and gtft acquainted with us. j M
SANFORD BRANCH
Thu rogulnr meeting of the Wom
Slope’s Rich Emit Cako.— L. I\ Mc- Wo know wo can servo you well. We “
203-tfc are offering in our snlo tho splendid'
1Jwould save you the price of I an's Auxiliary to tho American Leg Ouller.
ion, will be hold Friday afternoon nt
values Illustrated in' our hand bill nnd |■
<’
n new Hnttery
■ 3:16 in the Woman’s Club room. Elec
HENUx* FORD1 has adapted tho many others selected from nil depart-j
"B R IN G USYOtiR REPAIR
of officers for the ensuing year. use of tho GIANT "EXIDE" Bnttor- inentsiwhich we were unable to Ulus-,
s tion
1
WORK
Every member is urged to be pres- les for Ford cork. Wo givo servico, irate and again w e Invito you to como
ent and to bring u new member with buy, sell nnd oxchnngo bnttorion for nnd see for yourkeif; the values wo
128 We»t First Street
PRESIDENT, j n il1 makes uutomdblics, genuine nro giving rogulnrly as well as the
,li| them.
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"EXIDE’’ si-rvlco. Get* tho best.— special items.— Rivers Brothers, San-,
T* A. BUTNER, Prop.
5 Ph o n e 4 7 5 _________
208-2t-Wod-Fri.
Sell it with a Herald Want Ad. |UAY BROTHERS, phono 618. 100-tfc ford •avenue;
EXPERT
REPAIRINGS
CLUB'
“Foot of Fittt St.”
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THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1921
Are your glasses satisfactory?
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COMPLETE L IN E OF
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Tf others have failed, let us make
them satisfactory for you,
to m ¥ oore
Optometrist-Optician
Office Opp. P. 0 .
Phone 192
:
FRUITS
NUTS
i CONFECTIONS
VEGETABLES COLD DRINKS
t r a p p e r s t a k e n o t ic e .
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Tho 1<>W now tequires that you se
cure a licenso to trap fur bearing ani 5
mals or to chnso the snmo with dogs. :
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You are required to secure this li
cense, which will cost $1.00. I give
this notlco on account of the law being
now and shall expect all interested
parties to secure license before engag
ing in trapping o f any nnturo.
E. F. HOUSEHOLDER,
County Judge.
E
xpert
in s u r a n c e
CIGARS AND TOBACCO
James Maresco
s e r v ic e
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I represent progressive, modern in
surance old-line companies and am
prompt In rendering you expert serv
ice In securing for you just what you
West First Streetwant In life insurance on the plan
-Next to First National Bank
suited to your present and future
need. Endowment, monthly income
plans, and automobile and fire In
surance. Write or phono me to call. KU KLUX KLAN PRODE
THREW CLUB AT
W. J. THIGPEN.
RECEIVES ITS QUIETUS.
PRINCE OF WALES.
Fruit Store
H. W . N IC K E R SO N
Public Accountant; Audita— Systems
Income Tax Service
Room 10 McNelll-Davls Bldg.
Phono 852
Orlando, Fla.
WANTED TO RENT
5 OR 6 ROOM HOUSE unfurnished.
DR. WM. KERMODE
202-Gtp
Garner-Woodruff Bldg.
Edith Lucille Ball
Teacher Pinno and Harmony
Graduate Chicago Musical College
WASHINGTON, Nov. 23.—The Ku
Klux Klnn Investigation hns receiv
ed its quietus.
Tho resolution for the congression
al prole lies in a stupor, if not dead,
in the House erulcs committee. Colo
nel Simmons of Atlanta, Ga., the im
perial wizard is to bo permitted to do
hlB promised house cleaning in his
own time and way without interfer
ence by Congress,
Chairman Campbell of the House
rules committee admitted today there
was no present intention on the part
of the committee to report any reso
lution favoring an investigation by
Congress of the plan.
In fact, the
rules committee is not preparing nny
report of its own as a result o f its
preliminary investigation of tho klnn.
H. R. STEVENS,
Plants now
CANDIDATE FOR
ready:
Pe
CITY COMMISSION
tunias, Pansies, Shnstn Daisies,
Itesld'enco 710 Oak Are.
Phone 241
Pinks
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811 Myrtle. lflR S . IJTEWART
Ilnving sorved one term ns city
commissioner, and hnving had tho
privilege of assisting in establishing
tho now form of government under
which wo arc now working, and tho
people of Sanford having seen fit to
place my name in nomination for an
other term, I hereby nnnounco my
candidacy for the position of city com
Frames Repnlred Lenses Duplicated missioner, to be voted for on Decem
ber 0th next.
EYES EXAMINED
In making this announcement, I
Henry McLaulin, Jr. hereby refer you to city records of ac
OPT. D.
complishments of the past two years,
OPTICIAN—OPTOMETRIST
and if elected I expect to continue to
212 East. 1st St.
Sanford, FIs. work for good, clean government, and
for the interest of our city and its
WE GRIND OUR OWN LEN8B
people.
Yours very truly,
II. It. STEVENS.
11-21-tfc
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NOW OPEN
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(Dr T h e A s s o c ia t e d P r e s s )
VANCOUVER, B. C., Nov. 23.—
A club was thrown at the Prince of
Wales as he entered tho building at
Bombay, according to a special dis
patch to tho Vancouber World. The
missile was thrown by some one in
the crowd of spectators, tho dispatch
said. Who threw the club, is 'not
known.
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR ATTENTION!
Taylor Commondery will hold a
called conclave on Wednesday even
ing, November 23rd, nt 7 o’clock. The
Order of the Temple will bo confer
red and matters referring to the com
ing inspection of the Commnndcry on
December 2nd, by Deputy Grand Com
mander Samuel A. Johnson, will be
attended to. All Sir Knights plcnse
attend in full dress uniform. Visi
tors welcomed.
By order of Eminent Commander.
JNO. D. JINKINS,
207-2tp.
Recorder.
ATTENTION CO. I).
All officers and enlisted men of
this organization nre hereby ordered
to report nt the armory (court house)
on Wednesday night, November 23,
1021, at 7:30, for the purpose of drill
and instruction.
GEO. A. DECOTTKS,
Cnpt. Inf. F. N. G., Cniudg.
IIURCII TRIAL BEGINS.
LOS ANGELES. Nov. 2 V - Hutrial of A ll bur C. Bu*ch, imli.t* I in
n charge o f murder of J. Belton Ken
nedy, began yesterday in the superi
or court nftcr a motion to try Mrs.
Mndalynnc Obenchnln, Burch’s co
defendant, hnd been denied. Drawing
of a jury started at once.
Mrs. Obcnchnin’s case was contin
ucd until tomorrow, which attorneys
snid, meant it will be continued from
dny to day, to follow the Burch trial.
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Notice Is hereby given tlmt J.
A.
Lust brook, purchnser o f Tux Certificate
No. 2503, (luted the Mb day of .lone. A.
I> lH!i|, bus filed suld certificate lit
my office, nnd ban toudo application for
lux deed to Ihhuo lo accordance with
law, Suld certificate embraces tho fol
lowing described properly sltmlled In
Semliinlo County, Florida, lo-w lt; N W ' t
of HWVi of Hoc. 17. Ttvp. 21 H. It. 3(1
E The sold land being assessed at the
dale of the Issuance of sncli certificate
In the mime of W. It. White.
Also: Tax Certificate No. 1002. dated
the tlth dny of July. A. I>. IS!•7, bus filed
suld certificate In my office, nnd bus
made npplleullon fur lux deed to Issue
In nccnrdnnce with law. Said certifi
c a t e embraces the following described
property sltnoted lo Seminole County.
Florida, to-wit
licg. 7*» die E of
N\V cor of S W ' i of N\V'i. See. 17.
Twp 21 S. Itge. 30 I-:, run S !•', elis. E Hi
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The
suld bind being assessed at the date of
the Issuance nf such certificate In the
mime of Otto Qnurles.
Unless said certificates slut 11 bo re
deemed according to law tax deed will
Issue thereon on the 2!uh day of De
cember. A. D 1921
Witness my offldnl signature and
seal this the 22nd day of November. A.
D. 1921.
(S E A L )
15. A. DOUGLASS.
Clerk circuit Court,
Seminole County, Fin.
11-23-tltc
Ity: A. M. W E E K S . D O.
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F. P. RINES
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We will not sny “ Do Your Christmas Shopping *
Enrly.” Too mnny have said it before and it is al
most n joke. But we can say without fear o f jok
ing or contradiction that if you have been saving
your money through our plan that doing-your
Christmas shopping will cause you no fear because
you will hnve that nest egg from which to draw.
— IN SHOPPING AND IN EVERYDAY LIFE—
It comes to you with full force that you have not
been saving ns you should. There is nothing gives
you so much independence as a Bank Account
Come in and lot us tell you about it. Christmas
brings it home to you with full force.
The Peoples Bank
o f Sanford
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Some People Talk, But W e Deliver the
Goods
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Gasoline, Tires nnd repair bills.
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Its immense popularity is duo not only to tho fact that
every lino in it is written for Southern farm fnmilies by
men nnd women who know and appreciate Southern condi
tions, but to tho practically unlimited pcrsonnl servico which
is given to subscribers without chnrgo.
Every year we answer thousands of questions on hun
dreds of different subjects— nil without chnrgo. When you
become a subscriber this invnlunblc personnl servico is yours.
Thnt is one reason why wo hnvo—
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Hunting time again. The season
opened with fair weather. A stream
o f automobiles, bearing the hnppy
hunters, guns, dogs, camping outfits,
etc., keeps stondily flowing by enroute
to the hunting ground farther south,
where the quail, turkey and deot
mnke their homes.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Mills nnd family, of
Starke, hnvo moved Into the house
vneated by Mrs. M. S. Avcrettc.
Mrs. Billie Jacobs is very ill with
rheumatism. Dr. Tolar, of Sanford,
is attending.
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Miss Lucllc Proctor, who has been
stnying with her sister, .Mrs R. L.
Dann, and working in the pnsttffice
for several months, has returned to
her home In Brunswick, Gn.
Dr. Howell, of Gninesville, has
moved Into Mrs. J. W. Nixon’s house,
and Is putting in a stock o f general
merchandise In tho store! formerly
occupied by J. W. Nixon. The doctor
hns his office up In tho vlllngc. His
family consists of his father, sister
and brother-ln-lnw.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Glover Reaves nnd
children, have moved to Gencvn,
where he will engage in tho ornngo
work this senHon.
Rev. J. M. Thompson, B. F. Wheel
er nnd E. A. Parnell, attended preach
ing services nt the Bnptlst church
here Sunday afternoon.
Mr. nnd Mrs. J. F. Story nre en
tertaining a little Frnnk Jr., who
hns just recently nrrived nt their
home.
Mrs. W. L. Sieg was cnlled to Ge
neva Inst week by the illness of her
mother, Mrs. J. T. McLain.
Mrs. Dnlsy Long hns gone to Snnford to live with Mrs. J. C. Jacobs.
Mr. and Mrs. Brownie, of Falmouth
Ky., nre spending the winter nt the
home of their brother-in-lnw, I. C.
Jacobs, on Lake Gore.
Rev. Dny, of Stetson University,
prenrhed two splendid sermons nt the
Baptist church here Sunday.
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N o tic e
Only 31 more Days till Xmas
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NOTICE.
Regular meeting of the Seminole
Rebecca Lodge, Friday evening nt
7:.J0, in Mnsonic ball. Nomination of
officers. A good attendance is de
sired. Visiting Itebeccns always welcon»«*
SECRETARY.
State and County Tax
Books are now open for
the payment o f taxes for
the year, 1921, a dis
PERSONAL
Jack:
Meet
me nt First and Mag
count of 2 % is allowed
nolia street nt 8 p. nt., Wednesday,
for payment in Novem Will wear white dress, tan slippers
ber, 1 % in December. nnd carry small handbag. If I don’t
you this evening, will bo there
Tax books close April see
looking tomorrow evening for you.
1st. Poll taxes for the
Lovingly yours,
WILLICENT.
year 1921, for both men 208-Itp.
and women, became due
November 1st, 1921.
Business and Occupa
tion Licenses became
due October 1st, and if For Springs. Applied with n brush.
Prevents broken springs nnd
not paid, are delinquent,
stops squeaks
as the law requires that
a license be procured be
fore conducting the bus Spark Plugs, W ire and
Cable
iness, profession or oc
G REASE
OIL
cupation.
G ASO LIN E
JNO. D. JIN K IN S,
Wo give tickets with onch purchase
good for 5% in trade
Tax Collector,
Seminole Co.
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You Can Save Money
Office supplleu of all kinds at Ths
Herald
Printing Co. When you want
DRINK
anything
In this line see The Herald.
Elder Springs Water. Its 99 98-100
We
have
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Take Yeast Vitamon
Tablets To Get
Job-Winning “ Pep”
Eaay an d E c o n o m ic a l— R esu lts Q u ick .
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mama ahould try Uking two of Moatin’* tiny yenat VITAMON Tablet* with
their meal* (or a abort thus and watch how their physical and financial condi
tion* improve.
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torm Into ycanl-vitrtminea combined with the other hralth-giving
vitaiuiur* which Scienco any* you muat hnvo to lw strong,
well nnd fully developed. If you aro weak, thin, pale, generally
run-down, nr feel lacking in brain powev and ambition, and
want that firm lleah "pep"
which geta tho money,
you aurcly need noma of
theaa precious vitamlnea
A H
lit your ayatem nt once.
Moatin’* VITAMON
miic* with your food,
Why not be a
hclpj it lo digmt ami
strong, wall-built
aupplie* Juat what your
fellow -w ith plen
body need* to feed and
nourish tho shrunken tis
ty of “ Pap,"
sues, tho worn-out nnrvM,
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tho thin blood and tho
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flow ing!with
starved Igain. Pimple*,
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f !health
boil* and akin eruption*
vigor? Juat t«k«
aeem lo vanish like magi a
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Under thie healthful In
fluence. Moatin'* VITA
VITAMON T ab
MON Tablet* wiU not
lets for a short
cause gas and they hell) to
time and watch
correct constipation. They
tha
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actual bust measure, name, ad
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Member of The Associated Pree*
What hns become of the old-fash
ioned silk shirt 7
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The two prlnclpnl kinds of time nro
standard nnd wrist watch.
------------ o-----------Speaking of substitutes for gasollre, how about shoe leather7
------------ o-----------Orlnndo Is nlmost ns much In the
limelight ns Frisco this week.
---------- o----------Secretary Hughes Is taking all the
“ dent" out of the President.
Peace hath its victories but what
we now want is victory with peace.
------------ o------------ Build, build until it hurts.
Con
struction will start reconstruction.
The cigar strikers of Tampa can
never take the "am" out of its people.
■---------- o----------Thc trouble at Tampa Is produced
by those who don t produce anything
else.
---------- o----------Already there are indications that
1022 will bo a poor year for possenils ts.
------------ o—r--------What hns become of those sugar
refineries touted so lustily a year or
so ago?
Japan evidently is willing to give
to tho conference nnything except
what it demands.
An economist asks whnt England
gets out of Ireland. The question Is
not whnt, hut when.
------------ o-----------Thd chief nbstneli* to tho pence
conference is tho beliof of some na
tions they can lick the other.
------------o-----------Why does Henry Ford dcsiro to
break Into the Senate when he can
get whnt lie wants nH nil outsider 7
------------ o-----------Tho open shop nor the closed shop
is the basis of the present cigar
strike at Tnmpn, but the don't shop.
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Municipal elections are stirring up
strife in certain communities. But the
women are not hotting hats on resuits.
Tnmpn divorce court is grinding
out so many separations that it's new
blue hook will he labeled “ Who's
Whose,"
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Just as we were getting reconciled
to at) 8-cont Tampa cigar for 10 cents
the clgnrmnkcrs start a strike and
all walk out.
doing its
work—nnd some of Its work
has certainly been good work.
------------ o------------No, Angelino, the sporting editor
will not give over his page to fash
ions after Thanksgiving. Wo have a
winter of ten-pir.s before us.
------------ o-----------Press dlspntch Hays that muny mil
lions of feet of natural gaH has been
located in Louisiana. Denting the
Oldstnnr propagandists to it.
President Harding’s proclamation
designating Thursday, November 24,
ns a day of thanksgiving, devotion
ami prayer and urging the people to
give thanks "for all thnt hns been
rendered unto them" and to pray
"for continuance of tho divine fort
une which has been showered so gen
erously upon this nation,” is ns fol
lows:
"That season hns come when, alike
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pursuance of a devout people's
We nro proud of Senntor Fletcher
time-honored
custom in gratoful rec
for his grent work on the St. Johns
ognition
of
favoring
nutionnl fort
river—only his work extended ns far
unes.
It
is
proper
thnt
tho president
ns Jacksonville, nnd not n word was
should
summon
the
notion
to a day
snid about the upper St. Johns.
of
devotion,
of
thnnkagiving
for
---------- o----------With the Clyde Line putting on blessings bestowed, and of prayer for
dnily boats nnd tanking all sorts of guidance in modes of life thnt may
improvements, it is tlmo our repre deserve continuance of divine favor.
"Foremost our blessings is the re
sentatives were getting busy with the
turn
of pence, and thc approach to
St. Johns river from Jacksonville to
normal
ways again.
The year has
Sanford.
brought us again into relations of
•However, at the next election, thoro amity with all nations, after a long
will be some quetlons asked from the period of struggle nnd turbulence.
folks who nro representing us nt In thnnnkfulness therefore, wo may
that provlWashington, and this part of the well unite in the hope
donce
will
vouchsafe
approval
to the
State will wonder why, nnd will no
things
we
have
done,
tho
aims
that
doubt find out.
have guided us, the aspirations
While all those people nro ship which have inspired us. Wo shall he
ping thirty and forty pound turkles prospered ns we shnll deserve pros
to the White House they might re perity, seeking not alone for the ma
member the editor of the Herald. We terial things but for those of the
could use several o f those that Hard spirit ns well; earnestly trying to
help others; nsklng before ntl else
ing cannot eat.
the privilege of service. A h we ren
•A girl In Orlnndo wearing ’em der thanks anew for the exaltation
rolled was having her shoes shined which came to us, wo may fittingly
by an Italian bootblack with n bald j petition that moderation nnd wisdom
hend. When she was in tho chair shall he granted to rest upon all who
she looked down, thought her knee j nrc in authority, in the tasks they
wns uncovered nnd modestly drew must diHchnrgc, Thnt hands will ho
steadied, their purposes strengthen
her skirt over the shiner'a head.
ed, In answer to our prayers.
"Ours hns been a favored nation hy
The Sanford Herald will publish a
the
bounty which God hnH bestowed
big Christinas edition of both the
daily and weekly editions. This shows upon it. The grent trial of humanity,
enterprise on the part of the Herald. though indeed wo boro our part ns
May it live long nnd prosper.—Tnm- well as we wore nble, loft us com
pn Times. Thanks, brother. It will paratively little scarred. It Is for us
live long all right, whether it pros to recognize thnt we have been thus
favored ,nnd when we gnther at our
pers or not.
altars to offer u pthnnks, we will do
The game warden of Lake county well to pledge, In humility nnd nil sin
was sent over to Eustis Monday even cerity, our purpose to prove deserv
ing to arrest a crowd thnt "brought ing. We hnvo been raised up nnd pre
in 1AT* pounds of quail." Running served in national power nnd conse
down the rumor, it wns found thnt quence, ns part of n plnn whose wis
the quail was W. R. Qunylc, the pop dom we cannot question. Thus be
ular real estate man, nnd n great lieving, we can not less than hold our
nation the willing instrument to the
sportsman.
providence which hns so wonderfully
---------- o----------fnvored us. Opportunity for very
The "largest city on Lnko Monroe”
grent servlco awaits us If wo shall
is preparing for tho Inrgo.it lettuce
prove equal to it. Let our (lowers bo
and celery shippments it lias ovur
raised, for direction in the right
made.—Tampa Tribune. Forest Luke
paths. Under God, our responsibility
named Sanford "The largest City of
is grent; to our own first, to all inen
Lake Monroe," nt the Kiwnnis ban
afterwards; to all mankind in God’s
quet at Orlnndo, nnd It Booin'* to have
own justice.
tickled John McWhorter, of the Tnm
“ Now, therefore, I, Warren G.
pn Tribune, as much
ns it did alt
Harding, president of the United
those present, for it wns a rare bit of
States, hereby designate Thursday,
wit.
tho 24th of November, to he observ
ed hy the people as a day of thanks
There nro some big things con giving .devotion nnd prnyor, urging
templated for Sanford—big things that nt their nltars they will give
that will mean so much to tho en thanks for all that has been shower
tire section. It behooves alt of us ed so generously upon this nntion.
to keep pushing, nnd through tho
"In witness whereof I hnvo hereun
concerted efforts of the Chamber of to set my hand and enused to lie a f
Commerce to ncconilish these big fixed the Hcnl of the United States
things. We spend too much time talk of America.
ing about hard hits, nnd tho Russian
"Done nt the cnpitol of the United
situation.
We should get closer to Stntes, this 31st day of October, in
homo and see the real benefits thnt the year o f our Lord, nineteen hund
we have hore.
red and twenty-one nnjl of tho inde
pendence of the United States, one
REAL DIFFICULTY IS TO FI
hundred and forty-six.”
NANCE HOME BAND.
"WARREN G. HARDING."
The hnnd concert Sunday, given
Sidney J. Ca*ts and Lena M. T.
Clark arc holding tho lime light this under the leadership of Bandmaster
week, along with turkey and eran- Hall, wns npproclnted by tho large
midncco which greeted him nnd the
iierry sauce.
home hand which ho has assembled
---------- o------It seems possible now that Presi It shows whnt homo talent can ac
dent Harding will have to let his complish If given the leadership. To
whiskers grow If hc puts anything encourage this hnnd organization
over on Hughes.
means thnt finances must be arrang
ed to mnko It possible. There is one
------------ o------- ---Ono hundred dollars of real Ameri proper nnd oquitnhlo way to flnnnce
can money will buy100,000 crowns In a hand and thnt Ih to have the ex
pense borne by the municipality so
Austria. And yet Charles in try
thut all will hear their proportionate
ing to get u crown.
share of the burden, nnd not place
-----------o-----The Ku Klux probe has been the load upon a few business men
dropped in tho Houso, They will not along Orange avenue. Such action
t fj’ to do anything more aguinst tho this year seems to hc out of tho ques
Xian or stop the organization from tion. The only remaining alternative
Is tho much unsatisfactory and un
popular jsysteuj of solicitation. In
view of conditions twenty-five public
A THANKSGIVING PUDDING
spirited citizens might underwrite the
expenses of the now hnnd nnd enter
Break into Hinnll pieces 1 pack
into n contract for,
sny 52 weeks,
age Noil-Such Mince Meat, dust
with one concert on Sunday nnd ono
lightly with flour; add 1 cup
during tho week during the winter,
suet chopped fine. Sift togeth
and ono cuch Sunday tho rent of the
er 1 cup flour nnd 2 tnblenpoons
yenr. This board of underwriters
brown sugar. Enough milk to
might then divide and apportion the
make a thick hatter. Put In
city nnd receive subscriptions, nono
cups covered with greased pnin excess of $100, from business men.
per. Steam 2 hours. Serve hot
—Orlnndo Sentinel,
with liquid sauce,
Also try tho dollciouH Flng
Tho officials of Wauchula are to call
Brand Apple Snuce.
nn olcction very soon to voto on the
D ean e T u rn er
: bonding of their city
for $80,000;
$70,000 of thin nount will bo used In
paving the city and tho additional
$10,000 for water works nnd park im
provements.
Phone* 497-494
WELAKA BLOCK
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FOREST LAKE
CANDIDATE FOR
CITY COMMISSION
OUK9 IS A FAVORED NATION 1
TMEH-UNION ON A CHAMBER
OF COMMERCE.
The Orlnndo Sentinel tells of a
membership drive now being conduct
ed for the Chandler of Commerce,
and says that- the proposed objective,
three hundred new names, will very
probably he renched before the drive
is over. Tho Chandler had a member
ship of about 400 before the canvass
wns stnrted to add new names, and
if the desired list is secured the or
ganization will have a splendid work
ing force. To he effective a commer
cial organization should include some
representation from every business
concern nnd industry, besides having
enrolled the professional men und
those interested in agricultural pur
suits near the city. Tho size of such
a body is not necessarily its best
recommendation or greatest strength,
hut it is desirable to have all inter
ests represented, and in the abund
ance o f mntorin! the men host suited
for certain kinds of work enn always
ho found and Hplcndld results obtain
ed.—Jacksonville Times-Unlon.
TO THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS
OF SANFORD:
It is with a deep sense of duty that
I hnvo consented to become a candi
date for tho offlco of City Commis
sioner of tho City of Sanford, but
when 700 of my follow-townsmon re
quest it, I know of nothing else to do.
Having been thus nominated I here
by* announce thnt I nm a candidato
for tho office of City Commissioner at
the ensuing election to be hold on the
6th day of Docombor noxt, nnd pledge
myself, if clectod, to nn impartial nnd
conscientious performance of tho du
ties of tho office for the advancement
o f our city and the welfare of its
people.
I wnnt hero to express my apprecia
tion for tho splendid petitions filed
placing me in nomination.
Very sincerely,
100-tfc
FOREST LAKE.
Employment Bureau
The Vocational Committoo of tho Bus
iness and i’rofossionnl Women’s Club
requests all young women desiring
employment to register nt tho First
National Bank, nnd business men reHiring help to consult register.
However threatening, has
a silver lining for the man
with a substantial bank ac
count.
First National Bank
A COMMUNITY BUILDER
F. P. Forster, Pres.
B. F. Whitner, Cashier
- PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS
DIRECTORY OF SANFORD
PEERLESS TIRES
You Can Find the Nam e o f Every Live Pro
GUARANTEED
fessional and Business Man in
Sanford in This Column
Non-Skid $ 7.90
30x3
EC O N O M Y GROCERY
LAW YERS
Phone 481-W
30x 3V2 Non-Skid
9.90
32 x 3</2 Non-Skid
14.90
Attorney-at-Law
31x4
Non-Skid
15.90
Over Seminole County Bank
SANFORD
FLORIDA
32x4
Non-Skid
16.90
33x4
Non-Skid
17.90
34x4
Non-Skid
18.90
George A . DeCottes
STAPLE nnd FANCY GROCERIES
Foot of First Street
CONTRACTORS
HARTFORD B A T T E R Y
“ Battery Insurance”
Sold and Serviced by
'
S. O. Shinholser
Contractor and Builder
SANFORD
FLORIDA
-J.
Edw. Higgins, Inc.
W . R . , L in k T i r e C o .
H aight & Wieland
Orlando, Fla,
G AR AG ES
SPORTSMEN
Have a look at the
Winchester Window.
THE BALL H A R D
W A R E CO.
Smith Bros. Garage
Expert Repairing
OIL, GAB and ACCESSORIES
Oak and First
W ARD
&
OIL ’EM BOYS
R IV E
Sanford C onstructs Co.
CONTRACTORS AND BUILD^
Planes and Specification! Cheer
Furnished
Alt Work Guaranteed
H. T. PACE
P. O. Box
PU R E W A T E R
Elder Springs W ater
99.98% PURE
Phone
S11-W
Sanford, Flo,
GENERAL REPAIR WORK ON ALL
MAKES OF CARS
Old Ford Garage
West First St.
Geo. W . K night
Real Estate and Insurance
LORD’S P U R IT Y
W ATER
AS GOOD AS THE BEST
THE BALL HARD
WARE COMPANY
The vocational committee of the Busi
ness and Professional Women’s Club
requests all young women desiring
employment to register at the First
National Bank.
AGNES G. BERNER. Chairman
D. F. SU M N E R
TRAIN SCHEDULE
CORRECTED TO NOV. 10, 1921
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
Southbound
Arrive
83... .......... 2:30 a.m.
27...
01.
.... 1:18 p.m.
89... ........ 2:55 p.m.
85.,,
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
Northbound
Arrive
82... ........ 1:48 u.m.
84...........11:45 a.m.
80... ........ 2:35 p.m.
92,. ........ 4:00 p.m.
28...........10:00 p.m.
Trilby Branch
Arrive
xNo.
xNo,
xNo.
No.
100..
24..
158..
22..
xNo.
No.
xNo,
xNo.
No.
Leenburg Branch
Arrive
157. ......... 3:55 p.m.
21.
101. ......... 5:50 p.m.
25.
22. ......... 7:00 p.m.
Phon. 1,7
D .ll, B.rrice
Season opens Nov. 20th. SANFORD
FLORIDA
Remember the Sabbath,
SANFORD
..Employment Bureau..
but oh you 21st.
---------- o----------The new Industry which was re
..E v e r y C lo u d ..
NOVELTY
WORKS
V. C. COLLER, Prop.
General Shop and Mill
Work
CONTRACTOR and BUILDER
SI7 Commercial Street
PAINTER
Sanford, Fla.
LXT MB FAINT TOUB HOUSE
W ill Contr.ot or T .k . Job by tb« Hour
PHONE US
U « LAUBEL AVE.
T R A N SF E R
“ WE DELIVER THE GOODS”
Departs
2:40 a.m.
8:40 a.m.
1:38 p.m.
3:20 p.m.
7:10 p.m.
Doparts
2:03 a.m.
12:05 p.m.
2:55 p.m.
4:05 p.m.
Sanford Machine &
Foundry Co.
Quick Service Transfer
General Mnchlnc and Boiler Works
Automobllo Flywheel Steel Gear
bands in stock
Crank Shafts Re-turned
” wt please you, tell others; if no
tell us. Phone 498
Sanford Steam Laundry
Hotel Montezuma
Storage Facilities
HOTELS
“ Sanford’s New Hole!”
FOR SERVICE.
Call 146-J
11.50 Up Per Day
W. RAWLING, Prop.
Acteylene Welding
Departs
OF ALL KINDS
7:00 a.m.
3:25 p.m.
Sanford Welding Co.
7:00 a.m.
7:00 p.m. Located In Eagle Bldg., 205 Oak Au>.
Departs
cently organized at Chlploy for tho
purposo of tanning nnd manufactur
ing donther goods, nro about ready to
open nnd begin opornting their
e** m
i' tl , '*
plant, an prnctlcntly all of tho ma
Oviedo Branch
chinery has been Installed. Thoy will
manufacture all of tho products de xNo. 120.
3:40 p.m
rived from leather and market same. ' xNo. 127.
x—Daily, except Sunday.
— Arcndln Enterprise.
IN SU R AN C E
N. Y .
LIFE
INS. CO.
W. T. ROBERTS, Agent
Sanford
Florida
—Get your Scratch Pads from Th.
Herald—hy the pound—15c.
G IL L O N &
FRY
Electrical Contractors
Phone 442
i n P a rk /
�THE gANFOftiy DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 23* 1921
Utile Happening*
Mention of
In and About
Matter* In Brief
fortune! Item*
*f Interest
*
|q IBl »
*£ The City
Til
m
Summtry of l^ie
Plowing Small
TaJke Succinctly
Arranged for
Hcnld Header*
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TEMPERATURE
70 la not so worse but it Is
not Thnnksgiving weathor.
We are having too much
Merchant: Don't lorgotr the big ■a moisture and not enough,
Christmas edition of the Dally nnd ihi cold weather for Sanford
Weekly Herald. You can’t alTord to ha crops nnd for Sanford trade.
ha There is so much lettuce In
be out of it. _
tho north thnt Sanford let
Dr^ J. H. Wtmdjciy the Uvu wire
tuce has not brought the
manager o f the Florida Publishing h r prlco that our Thanksgiving
Co,, nt Winter* I**Ht, la in thb city t<» Mi lettuco usually brings. All
thty on business connected with tho ha on account of tho wnrm and
opetf. winter so .fat w the
Florida Post.
north. But- all things are
due fty *■ dhangtf—even t W
Mri>. Bob Holly, o f SnKfordi was
Republican party — and
among the prominent women attend*ing the convention in this city, bo- ha along about tho first of Do.
ing the guest of her don, Reginald' ha cgmber We dan look fop cold
Holly and wife.------Gainesville Sun. ha Weather that will kndek the
ha gycen stuff in tho green
fields of Virginia nnd other
Thanksgiving Is not a day to cat,
h*
pnrts of the United States
and knowing this, tho Herald office
ha and Georgia and then WO
will work right on, endeavoring to
forget thnt turkles roost so high they ha will sue what we will see.
However, w® wish you u
arc not within the reach of printers.
ha merry Thanksgiving.
ha 8:40 A. M. NOV. 23, 1921
Mrs. It. J .Holly and her guest,
I ha Maximum ....................
70
Mrs. Palmer, of Gainesville, nnd Mrs,
I ha Minimum ....................
00
I* P. Hagan, motored to Winter Park
hy Rungo ..........................
70
yratcrdny nnd were the guests o f Mr.
ha Barometer .................. 30.12
and Mrs. Roy Syines nnd also visited
ha Rnln .............................. .30
Orlando.
hn Calm and clear.
ha
ha
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No fnshionnblc cabaret In Now
York, tbo City of Lights, can surpass
in brilliance or color or extravngnncc
of finish thnt which Is used In George
Fitzmnurica’s Paramount production !
of "Experience” which is to bo shown ■
nt tho Stnr Theatre Frldny nnd Sat
urday of this week. The scenario of
this well-known play by George V.
Hobart, called for n typlcnr New York
restaurant, nftcr the manner of such
institutions of pleasure before
the
dnys of prohibition. No expenso was
spared to make this Beene realistic
and beautiful.
The color schemo is black and gold
with n background of gold
motnl
cloth. Hugo ornato pillars, capped
with metal domes, are sot at Intervals
on tho dining room floor,
A striking offect wan obtained in
this scene by the uso of four little
girls who sonrod above the dancer* in
awinga nnd dropped rose-leaves on
tho crowd below. Five hundred pounds
of jnrtificinl, rose-leaves nm) > two
bushels of confetti Were let loose from
“ snow" banks above tho setting.
Although only one quarter o f the
cabaret whs built It accommodated
four hundred people. For richnons of ■
color nnd novelty, this has seldom
been surpassed in any picture. Rich
ard Hnrtholmcss, a popular young
screen player, 1ms the lending role of
“ Youth."
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For Florida: Local rains
tonight or Thursday.
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SPLENDID CABARET IS IN BIO
F1TZMAURICE PRODUCTION
“ EXPERIENCE" NOV. 25-26TII
W
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Legion men, don’ t forget the dinacr dance nt the Vnldez hotel next
Monday night at which time the o f
your society news to Mrs. Dalger and
ficial prizes will' be distributed to the
the local news to the Herald office.
winners. Dinner nnd dance nnd
vaudeville, Monday night, Nov. 28.
ACCIDENT TO CHILI).
The Daily Herald will be published
tomorrow (Thanksgiving) just tho
same. The Hornld forco has too
mnrh business to oven take an hour
off. We are helping to make San
ford, and in making Sanford, we are
not losing any time In holidays.
Harold Davis, who resides on San
ford Heights, Is recovering from an
accident that happened to him Mon
day, when he was on his way to
school on his wheel and was struck
by an automobile and thrown from
his wheel. He was injured on the
log nnd head, but is gotting along
Mnyor II. R. Stevens nnd son, Dr. nicely, nnd will soon bo able to re
Ralph Stevens, left Inst night for sume his studies. Dr. Langley is at
Chnpel Hill, N. C., whereff they will tending him.
witness the big gnmo o f footbnl! be
tween the University o f North Caro
DANCE TOMORROW NIGHT.
lina nnd the University of Virginia.
They expect to return home Frldny
Tho American Legion will have a
night.
, dnneo at the now pavillion tomorrow
"The Last Card,” which will be
shown tonight at tho Star Theatre has
several features about it which make
it stand out distinctively from the
average tyu of pictures.
It is a Bayard Veiller production,
personally directed by the famous uuthor of “ Within tho Law,” "Tho Thir
teenth Chair" nml other stirring melo
dramas; it was adapted from "Dated"
the story by Mnxwell Smith, which
created such a sensation when it ap
peared In the covers of the Saturday
Evening Post; and last but not least,
it Is a picture with May Allison in tho
steljar role.
All of theau olumenta go to make It
a splendid picture, and critics in other
citiea have already voiced tholr prais
es. As Elsie Kirkwood, Muy Allison
hns n part well fitted to her histrion
ic (tower. Elsie is called on to solve
a harrowing murder for which her
husband is put in jail, and in somo oc
cult way sho seizes on tho woman
next door as tho person whose action
had nn Influence on tho murder.
An added attraction will be thnt
frozen-faced comedian Buster Keaton
in "Hard Luck."
is Thanksgiving: day and you know it is not long after that until the hol
idays start. And there are so many people who get left by waiting till
too late.
in the color and size you want are at our place now and we will gladly
lay aside for you what you need in this line so that you will be sure to
get yours.
LOO K
LEGION DINNER DANCE
AND VAUDEVILLE.
6-room Bungalow, well located, $4,000
2-story, 5-room house, new........ 3,750
Small 5-rm. cottage, well located 2,750
New 5-room cottage with large
rooms ,on brick r o a d .......... 4,200
The American Legion will give a
dinner dunce and vaudeville attraction
at the Vnldez hotel Monday night, to
which only Legion members and the
Auxiliary can bo invited. The Ly
man Twins have consented tn put on
a vaudeville attraction for the occas
ion, and many of the Sanford girls
will participate in vocal nnd dancing
numbers, nnd the nffuir promises to
be one of the best over attempted in
this city. All members o f the Leg
ion are requested to lot Frank Akers
know about your sents tomorrow, or
nt least by Friday at noon, in order
thnt tables enn bo arranged for tho
occnston, ns the tickets nre going
fust. The Legion nnd the Auxlllnry
are looking forward to n tine time
thnt .night— Monday night— don’t
forgot the date. Cnll up Frank Akers
pver phone 4-17-w.
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Phone for your Thnnksgiving Turkoy, Appnlnchicola Oysters, Ducks,
Hons, Friers nnd Jones' Dairy Farm Snusagu.
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AMERICAN LEGION
L. P. McCULLER
PHONE 277
■ A special invitation is extended to ladies to attend the pera formance on Monday night, as one lady is admitted free on
our opening night when accompanied by one paid ticket.
“WHEN DREAMS COME TRUE”
is jealous of its reputation for Ser
vice and seeks to justify it anew with
each individual problem presented
to it.
PRICES
Adults..................... 35c
Children................ 25c j
Including War Tax
H
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The knowledge and experience of
this bank is available to its friends
and patrons at all times, regardless
of the size of their transactions.
Clnsaiftfcd advertisement*, B cent* • line. No *d taken for lee* th*i
25 cento, and positively no classified ads charged to anyone. C*ek
must accompany all order*. Count five Word* to ■ line sod remit ac
cording^.
FOR RENT— Rooms and kitchcnottes,
Shirley Apt., opj\ Postoffico. 205-flp
FOR SALE— By owner, hnndsome FOR ’P f t T ' - t W
furnished bo3
homo furnished; modern conveni
room, also garage. 110 Laurel Ave.
ences, garage nnd bearing grovo; also
100-tfc
some beautiful home sites in u grovo
FOR RENT— Bed room, 311 Park nv<v
on n lake.
Box 110, Altamonte
178-tfo
nue.
Springs, Fla.
1l-3-lmoc
FOR RENT— Furnished room, " 4 i r
FOR SALE— Belgian Imres. Apply
201-Gtp
Park Ave.,
to Goo. Mero, 811 Elm nve. Phono
251.
lDO-tfclh F o k PENT—’lkvo largo connecting
rooms suitable for couple desiring
■ ! FOR SALE— Dining table, walnut bed
light
house keeping. 010 Oak Ave.
npd springs. Call J)08*J.
200-tfc
203-Otp.
3 FOR SALE—One Florence Automat
FOR RENT -Light
housekeeping
ic 3-burner oil stove with mantel
rooms and unfurnished rooms, 1020
and oven. Call 415-W.
201-tfc
East Second St.
207-4tp
FOR SALE—Ono Daisy churn. Call
FOR
RENT—
2
bod
rooms
nnd
kltch201-tfc
415-W.
unotto, furnished for light house
FOR SALE—Two story
business keeping. 01-1 W ojt Second street.
building. Apply to the owner, Klon
FOR RENT— Housd of 8 rooms and
Arcs, 8Q£ 0th St.
205-tfc
bath. 1082 Oak ttVonuo.
207-f.tC
FOR SALE—Cabbage «rUl lottuqc
plants. See It. F. Crvnshdw nt tho
^ A N ’t E D
postoffico.
200-tfc
WANTED—Custonars for fresh miik)
COTTAGES FOR SALE, RENT Olt
morning nnd evening deliveries.— R.
TRADE—J, Musson,
20ll-3tc L. Garrison. Phono 3711. IflO-St-Ta;
F oil SALE—at a genulno bargain, 00 WANTED—Settled man for g ro ce r/
acres rich hammock land, 2f>0 bear
store. Apply at Herald office.
ing orange and grapefruit trees, near
207-comp.
Geneva on tho Sanford-Gcncva high
way. F ob particulars address Box
file, ijt. AVgustlno, Fla.
207-tltc
con
FOR SALE—20 head of good, frNsh LOST— Golf bag,
milch cows, ull with young calves.
taining sticks and the'
Cornu early arid got tho hcHt.— Hi E.
Brady’s Stable.
207-4tp barrel o f a gun, Satur
FOR SA LE
um
FOR SAL1£—Twin Indian motorcycle
with Hide car. Inquire Ford SerVic« Station.
207-ltp
GENUINE
FROSTPROOF CABbagu plants.
Lending varieties.
Immediate shipments.
Satisfaction
■»
guaranteed. Cash with order*. Post
paid 2Qip-r>och 000—n'.oos i.qoo—
$1.75. Express largo strong' plants
1.000— $1.25. Wholesale $1,00 per 1,000. Klondyko and Missionary straw
berry plunts, postpaid, 500— $2,50;
1.000— $‘1.75.—Southern Plant Special
ist, Madison, Fla.
208-10tp
it
i
T he Seminole County !
... Bank....
SEE “THAT WONDER BOTTLE’* :
Science says it is IMPOSSIBLE, yet he does it
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Opposite Peeples Brink----- 7 ^ — - -
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—Next to I ostoffice g
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STRENGTH
PROGRESS
4% INTEREST PAID
SERVICE
day afternoon. Reward!
if returned h> Philip R .
Andrew* Celery Avenue.*
Phone 371-Q
208-tfc^
THANKSGIVING SERVICE.
Trio Methodist, Baptist, Presbyteri
an nnd Congregational churches will
unite In n union Thnnkksgivlng sor-vice at tho Bnptlst church nt ton
o’clock Thursday morning. Every
one cordlnlly invited to nttend.
Dr. S. W .Walker, of tho Methodist
.FOR SALE—Lcttuu* plants, H. I, church will pronch.
3tp.
Lake, Laka Monroe, Pin.
208*3tp
THIS MAN BAFFLES SCIENCE
-
Terms
A. P. CONNELLY
\ This Forward
Looking Hank i;
The Opening Play
j
SANFORD, FLORIDA
Terms
Terms
Terms
CITY LOTS— EASY PAYMENTS
Other Desirable Ileal Estate. Wc can Suit any Inquiry
CSllRISTIAN SCliENCR
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COMING WEEK NOVEMBER 28
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THANKSGIVING SERVICE
night. Good music and good floor
If you know any news, let the Dnily and right on beautiful Lake Monroe.
Thursday, Nov. 21th, 11:00 u. m.
Herald have it. You know many Everybody welcome to come out and
Subject: "Thanksgiving."
Woman's
Club
building,
Oak
avenue.
All arc
items of interest but do not know enjoy n good time.
Miss Margaret Huntley, of Jack
them unless we get tho Item from
welcome.
sonville, is tho unarming guest of
Post cards—local views— 1c each nt Mrs. J. Oscar DuBose, of West First
you. Help ua publish a noway pa!>or by giving us nil the news, phone the Hornld office.
Sell it with a Herald Want Ad.
street.
■
A T ’EM
FOR RENT—Suburban hojuu. “ flSn
308-J.
107tfc
FOR RENT— Fcrndnlo Apartments^
furnished or unfurnished. See Mrs.
L. Gi Iavo Icss, Itt- Melscht b lo c k /305
Ffr«t flygt 3«L Phone aOBtlA lM tfg
NOTICE TO PUBLIC
Although lay ontiro plhnt w h de
stroyed by fire Saturday night, I am
now prepared to take care of all old
and new customers for any kind o t
eatljunt work. Call at 200 Park livenuf.
200-fltp
A. L. ROY.
r o i r h BHT- s 1g a u s n s r room*.
Phono 437-W, corner Elm & Third
For ulHce supplies, stationery, ctc^
tr ir i
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Sanford
THK
H erald
“City Sabstanlial”
Sanford
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“City SabstantfaT
IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION
VOLUME n
SANFORD, FLORIDA, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1921
NUMBER SO#
>/•»«
co m m ercia l s h ip bu ild er s
NOW ENGAGED IN WORK
FEAR ANY REDUCTION
In Naval Armament
Will H urt Their
Business
ROLLINS VICTORIOUS
IN TAMPA TODAY
DEFEATS RIRMINGGHAM
(11/ The AaaorUtrd Prraa)
TAMPA, Nov. 24.—Rollins College
defeated the Birmingham Southern
hero todny by three to nothing, win
ning Thanksgiving day contest, by
single field gonl kicked in the Inst six
iiu t n o n e v o ic e a n y d ir e c t minutes play.
•
OPPOSITION TO THE DIS
ARMAMENT PLAN
UKRAINIAN MOVEMENT
AGAINST SOVIET HAS
(Ilf Thr Aamirlnlril Prraa)
COME TO AN END
WASHINGTON, Nov. 24—Commer
cial ship builders now engaged in
(11/ Thr Aaa<irln(rd Preaa)
naval construction are greatly con
WARSAW, Nov. 24.—The Ukrain
cerned ns to whnt impending naval
reductions mean to thorn and the ian movement against tho Russian
government is beginning to got reac government has come to an end.
tion from that quarter. None of tho
builders who visited Washington,
however, has voicod direct opposition
to the program whatever thoy may
feel. Their inquiries, it was learned
today, were dovoted largely how to
keep their plants working at least
for a time and are discussing salvage
operations. American officials giving
some thought to tho possibility of sal WITH FULL VIGOR TOMORROW
WITH MANY CON
vaging as non-combntant naval or
SULTATIONS
commercial craft three new battle
ships now uflont but which under
(11/ Thr Aaa»rln(rd Prraa)
Hughes naval program would not bo
WASHINGTON, Nov. 24.—Althn
completed.
formal proceedings of the arms con
ference iinv'o been suspended, for
Thanksgiving day it was expected ne
gotiations would be continued through
consultations among various individu
als and groups.
REACTION STARTED
ARMS CONFERENCE
SUSPENDED TODAY
BUT IT IS TO START
FRANCE UNABLE
TO PLAY ALONE
SAYS CURZON
ISOLATED AND
ALONE SHE
WOULD INJURE HER
SELF
(11/ The Aaanoln(rd Prraa)
LONDON, Nov. 24.—Marquis Curzun, of Kcdloston, British Bccrotary of
stnto for foreign affairs, speaking at
u luncheon at Londay today doclared
if Franco pursued isolated and indiv
idual policy of her own she would not
in tho long run injure Germany nnd
she would fall to protect horsolf.
TAMPA BANDITS
GET'A RESPITE
FOR THANKSGIVING
(11/ Thr Aaaoelnlrd Prraa)
TAMPA, Nov. 24.—A recess was
taken over ThnnkHglving in the trinl
of DeWit Adnms, Philip Licntn, al
leged payroll bandits, and tho defenso
expects to close tomorrow.
TWO WOMEN DROWNED
AT PORT HURON
WHEN AUTO FELL
(Hr The Aaeoelated Prraa)
PORT HURON, Mich.,/Nov. 24.—
Mrs. D. Earle Minno and Mrs. Emsllo
Gorrie, of Port Huron, wore drowned
todny when their nutomobllo skidded
on tho Icy planking, nnd wont through
•the draw of Rlnck river bridge.
NOMINATION OF NEGRO
RECORDER IS REJECTED
(llr T he A ssociated P rree)
WASHINGTON, Nov. 24. — Tho
nomination of Henry Lincoln John
son, negro republican nntlonnl com
mitteeman from Georgln, to b o .re
corder of doods for the District of
Columbia, was rejected by tho Sen
ate late yesterday.
An exchange says the powers that
ho hnvo started to use a pruning hook
In Washington, D. C., but thoy are
not running any chancea of hooklnj
themselvea.
HONES ARE EXAMINED
THANKSGIVING DAY IN SANFORD MEANS
SO MUCH TO ALL PEOPLE—MAY THEY
LIVE LONG AND PROSPER.
The Greatest Day in the History of Thanksgiving
Since the Pilgrim Fathers Gave Us the Day for
Special Thanks to Our Master
Thanksgiving Day in Snnford seems to mean more thnn a
mere Thanksgiving in some other part of the world. We gather
here today to give thanks for the many blessings that have been
given us during the past twelve months and ns we ruminate over
the past nnd look nhend to the future there is so much for which
we can bo thankful that the full significance of the day bursts
upon us in all its glory shorn of all panopoly and pageantry.
Thanksgiving in Snnford is Thanksgiving in the full sense of
the word. Here in the greatest farming and winter vegetable sec
tion and fruit growing section of the world, with the finest climate
and the best location in the state for a big city, with prosperity on
every hand and a peaceful and contented people there is no discord
ant note to mnr the real happiness of a real Thanksgiving Day.
As our people gathered at the churches this morning to render
thanks for their manifold blessings it occurred to each and every
one of them that their lot had been cast in pleasant places.
There is so much for which we can give praise and thanksgiv
ing songs. Nature has been so lavish with her gifts and the hand
of man has hut supplemented her gifts and made them larger and
liner nnd there is so much that the future holds for our citizens
here on the shores of I^ake Monroe that we can all sit down todny
for an hour of pleasant retrospection and reading of the future
with such an abundance of all the good things of life that even
the poorest among us can enjoy some of the material blessings
and all of the spiritual blessings. There is so much that is being
done and that will he done here for the glorification of mankind
and the making of a great city. There is so much in tho thoughts
of our spiritual leaders today as they call attention to the many
gifts showered upon us and regardless of the dark days that creep
into the lives of all of us the bright ones certainly predominate.
Let us then, today, pause in our work and our play to render
thanks for the many blessings that have been bestowed in the year
gone by and look ahead to the future with that upstanding faith
that has carried us through many privations and trials and tribu
lations in the past and with the unending faith in our city and our
fellow man and the faith in the promises of Him who rules the uni
verse we can take up the burdens tomorrow with a much stronger
faith and the feeling that we have been endowed with new strength
for having turnd aside for one day to give Him the thanks due for
those ■les3 in<p.. And ksep tUv fp*'.h -ia "i.r follcv/ -men andcity and our county and our state and our big country that just
now is going through another struggle that will develop into that
universal love of mankind necessary for world disarmament and
the end of all wars.
(llr The Aaaoelnlrd Preaa)
VERSAILLES, Nov. 24—A smnll
Hu |-jv containing a pound and a half
of hones was passed around todny for
examination by tho jury th at Is try
ing "Bluebeard” Lnndru, for murder.
Prosecution said they were nil thnt
woro left of his 11 alleged victims.
They were so small that thoy had to
Lo examined by means o fa mlscrorcope .Defenso counsel denied tho au
thenticity of tho bones, attaching
great Importance to its claim that tho
police of Mantes sonrch Lnndru’s vil
la nt Gnmblns wihout finding any
such evidence of violence, although
Was Williams, tho man killed at triotic citizens, according to tho of
tho Pnrls police found tho bones there Pulutkn by Tom Mnrtln, spccinl offic ficials, ho would get tho wnrrunts
er for the A. C. L. nnd resident of this cashed nnd then disappear. Tho of
later in the snmo yenr.
city, a noted forger who wus sought ficials hcliovo Williams had sovernl
confederates.”
by tho police of ninny cities?
This information is now being
Hought by tho officers who aro work DEPRAVED HUSBAND
ing on tho clues that Williams usually
KILLS W IFE’S SISTER AS
worked on tho snino basis ns ho did
SHE ROCKED BABY
in Florida and posed ns an American
Legion monibor. Tho following disCHICAGO, Nov. 24.—A story of
pntch from Jacksonville is interest hcartlcssncfis, poverty and robbery
ENGLAND SUFFERS FROM RE ing:'
was mixed with thnt of concern for
CENT EXPOSURE OF
"John R. Willinms, who died in n his wife In the confession toduy of
SENSATION
hospital nt Pnlntka several days ago Thomas Cnthorwood, 2(1, thnt he had
after ho had been shot by a special strangled his Blster-in-lnw, Mrs. Bet
(11/ The AilM tah* I’m m ) , . officer, whon found on an Atlantic
ty Sharpies, to death yesterday,
LONDON, Nov. 24.—Inquiry Into
Coast
Lino
freight
train
und
whoso
while
she rooked tho cradle of her
tho suffocation of sixty-four Moplnh
prisoners recently while bolng trans funernl oxpensos woro paid by the 1.1-month-old child nnd worked jon
ferred in closed railway wagons In American Legion of thnt city, had a tiny garments for nnother child ex
Madras district, Indian, rovoalod thnt nation-wide reputation na u forger,' pected within a month.
tho Incident created a sensntlon among according to Fcdorul officers hore to - . For weeks Catherwood had boon
natives und providod nntlonnl pross day. They said tho man’s roal nnmo' out of n job and his wifo finally sold
with cffoctlvo propaganda material. was George Mitcholl nnd that he had she would obtain work to support the
Times correspondent says examina been sought from conut to coast on family. It was concern for his wifo
tion of railway wagon shows venti chnrgos of robbing tho government of and dread of her going to work
lating panels recontly painted, this thousands of dollars by forging tre a s-' Cnthorwood told tho police, forced
particularly closing tholr mesh. Mop- ury warrants.
him to wind a ropo about Mrs.
"The officers said Mitcholl, posing Sharpies neck and steal tho $06 In
lah imprisoned fivo hours on Journoy
nnd first intimation of tholr condi ns a votornn of tho world war would her bank book.
tion was when tho conductor wont to rldo Into town on a freight train, clad . Catherwood wns arrested last night
give thorn water. Thoro woro evl- as a hobo and armed with a hard luck 1with his brother, whilo tho pair woro
donco of n dospornto strugglo for story of not gottlng his claims of laughing and .joking in a barbershop.
lifo, tho dying prisoners having bit compensation granted by tho govern-( "Catherwood seemed to bo without
ten each other In their fight for air. mont promptly and then offer a sign feellpg In telling his story,” Serg
Only thirty-six of tho hundrod In the' ed treasury warrant, explaining that eant Jamea Fleming, who mado tho
it arrived too Into for him to realise arreat, said.
vehicle survived.
i
upon It.
.,
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Sell It wltb a Herald Want Ad.
WAS WILLAMS FORGER?
SHOT BY TOM MARTIN
AND DIED AT PALATKA
Dispatch From Jacksonville States He Had Nat•
ional Reputation
.
SIXTY-FOUR ARE
SUFFOCATED IN
A PRISON VAN
RREMIER BRIAND LEAVES
FOR NEW YORK TO SAIL
TOMORROW FOR FRANCE
PRESIDENT MILI.ERAND
SUBMITS NEW BILL
GOVERNING FRENCH ARMY
Well Pleased With the
Results of Con
ference
(11/ The Aaaoelnlrd Prraa)
PARIS, Nov. 24.—President Mlllornnd todny npproved for submission
to the parliament, the mllitnry re
cruiting bill authorizing two year en
listments nnd lightening of tho pres
AT HOME WHERE CONSIDERA
ent restrictions.
TION OF MILITARY QUES
TIONS PARAMOUNT
ANOTHER REVOLUTION
BREWING IN PORTUGAL
(11/ The Aaaoelnlrd Preaa)
WASHINGTON, Nov. 24.—Premier
(11/ Thr Aaa»rln(rd Prraa)
MADRID, Nov. 24.—Dispatches Itriand left this morning for Now
from the Portuguese frontier todny York from which plnco ho will atll
report nnother revolution Is brow tomorrow for Franco nfter being In
Washington for nioro thnn a fort*
ing.
i
night. Members of the French dele
gation including Reno Vivlnni, who
now becomes its head; Secretary of
Stnto Hughes, Chinese Minister Sss
budo him farewell a t tho station, Vi
vian) kissing him on both cheeks.
Hrinml wns loath to return but said
it wns.necossnry for him to tnko part
in consideration by tho French gov
ernment of its military probloms re
NEXT WEEK MAY WITNESS COL sultant from tho wnr. He expressed
LAPSE OF ALL
himself "quite satisfied with rosulta
PEACE
of tlic conference so far and especially
as respects Franco."
(11/ Thr Aaanrliilnl Prraa)
LONDON, Nov. 24.—Negotiations
for the settlement of tho Irish ques
tion are feared to ho nonring nn un
favorable end, according to high au
thority today nnd there’s npprohonsion
thnt next woo kmny witness tho coliopre- ur.kei -n.v.v
circum
stances, not now foreseen dovolop.
HAS URGENT NEED
NEGOTIATIONS
FOR THE IRISH
UNFAVORABLE
AMERICANS
ON THE RHINE
EAT TURKEY
ELEVEN
THOUSAND TUCKED
AWAY ELEVEN THOU8AND POUNDS
PATERSON, N. J„ Nov. 24.—
Fcrdinnnd Elit, owner of 20 barrels
(11/ The Aaaorlnlrd Prraa)
of insipid wnter for whicli he con
COBLENZ,
Nov. 24.—Eleven thou
fidingly paid $14,000, todny identifled
sand American soldiers stationed on
Emil Wentz, of Grand Forks, N. D.,
nn one of the three men who convinc the Rhine tucked away thirteen thou
sand pounds of turkey us pluco da
ed him hy a plausible test that tho
resistance their Thanksgiving day
bnrrclH contained 10.1 proof whiskey.
dinner. Tho usual trimmings also
Elia told th epolico ho hud boen
was stowed away and whilo plum pud
permitted to select a barrel, to bore ding enmo from tho United States ths
his own hole, to insert a rubber tube
turkeys wore bought from Gormsn
nnd to snmplo what ran out. Ho did farmers nt 11c u pound, while offi
not learn until the trio hnd disap cers families hnd turkeyH raised on
peared with his $14,000 tnnt ono of tho quartermaster's farm costing 80o
them hnd connected the tube up witli n pound.
a rubber bng beneath his coat which
contained u a i whiskey
HAMMOND URGES
r
PUBLIC FUNDS BE
8PENT IJY REALTORS
WATER HOLD AS WHISKEY
MIAMI MEN
ARE INDICTED
FOR VIOLATION
MIAMI, Nov. 24.—Thomas C. Ham
mond, Tampa, president o ftho Flori
da Realtors' Association, in conven
tion hero Tuesday ,urged the cities o f
the states who hnvo public funds to
turn
over such monos to their real
OF I'ROIIIDITION LAWS SELLING
estate
associations. Hu declared that
IIOOZE ON SHIP
tho
real
cstato men would bring re
MARSHALL
turns thn would far ovorshadnw those
now obtalntd by Board of Tral® or
(11/ The Aaaorlntrd Preaa)
MIAMI, Nov. 24.—John G. Cross Chamber of Commerce. Mr. Hamland, president; and Paul A, Dumpier, ond spoke In tfeply to an nddreas of
treasurer, of tho Minmi Fisheries Co., welcomo dollvcred by Mayor Lefler,
who aro undor Indictment in fodorul of Miami.
courts of Nuw York and Now Jersey | A fund of $260,000 a yenr for flvs
charged,with violating the prohibition' years with which to ndvertiso Florli.iwM, will bo given a hearing Satur da in tho largest dailies In Amoilcs
day beforo United Statos Commission-1wns advocated by Gordon Nyo, o f.
or following their arrest horo last I Miami, publisher of the Florida flesl
night.
Ench was released on b a ll;’ Eatnto Journal This fund would also
Grassland, $0,000 And Dnmpior $3,000, | be used for the Bonding of a Floods
It is charged thoy tried to land liquor exhibit to the fifteenth annual con
at Atlantic City and Long Islrnd from vention of the National Association
tho schooner Henry L. Marshall lu s t• of Real Estate Boards In San F ran
August.
.
..... I cisco In May and June, 1022.
Big delegations from Weat Palm
If the silk worms had boon left Beach, Ft. Lauderdale, Daytona,
attached to a lot of the silk shirts Lakeland, Orlando, Sanford, Clear
that were sold two years ago, so mo water, arrived here today.
of tho boys would have at looat had
bait—bo they could have gone flshFor first class Job work—tbs B m ) |
lng.
>
Try s Herald Want Ad today.
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�THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 18,1911
PAGE s n .
BY-PRODUCTS OF LITERATURE
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Author.ss, Planning African Trip, Cer
tainly Is Ovsroloklng Nothing
That Can Be Made Useful.
Using the by-products Is the most
characteristic feature of distinctly
modern Industry. Hmv thoroughly
tills principle lias been applied to lit
erature comes out In nn Interview with
a charming amt able Chicago novelist
who Is Inking her llve-y.mr-old daugh
ter Into Africa gorilla hunting with
Carl Akeley’s party.
The author la question will make tho
trip to collect local color, the basic
material In tho 'Met Ion Industry. The
first product will he a novel, with a
movie to follow. But not all tho local
color which an African trip Is bound to
yield cun be used In a novel, so the
author plans to work over the waste In
a travel book, which will find n ready
sale to that small but choice public
which has wearied of fiction. The third
and rather special product will he the
story of tier small daughter's reaction
to the adventure, which Is expected to
make another Interesting book.
Each of the three hooks Is n sep
arate product of the basic local color;
each will satisfy a certain special
need and reach a public of Its own.
Between the fiction readers, the arm
chair travelers and the students of the
child-mind, this author pretty well
covers the hook-buying classes. Con
slderlng how little dnughtor will prob
ably react when she sights her first
gorllln, the "child reactions" hook mny
fairly he called "utilising the squeal."
—Chicago News.
SHOE.
QUALITY WILL T E L
Men Repeat Their Purchases on
THOMPSON SHOES
Not because they nre the best known fine shoe in the world,
but because to them personally they have rendered com
plete satisfaction.
fit \
KNOWS RIGHT TIME TO FISH
72
Min's Many Frlsnda Have Furnished
Him Just the Particular Dope,
and ths Rest Is Easy.
NEW VEGETABLE IS
yote, stuffed chayoto, chayoto baked
SENT INTO FLORIDA. with cheese, Bairds, fritters nnd pick
les. Tho now food Is said to taste
much
like a squash.—Tampa Times.
Tho United States department of>
agriculture has Just sent MIbb Stella
ASK FOR YOUR RECEIPT.
M. Wiley, Hillsborough county home
demonstration agent, with n new
Subscribers to the Dnlly Herald
southern vogttablc which is n nntive should nsk for n receipt when tho
of Mexico and Central America and cnrrlor boys collect from you. It is
which nn effort is being made tq in tho only protection you have In ense
troduce into South Atlantic Gulf tho cnrrlor changes or there happens
Statea and California. Its name is »/* k- - mistake In tho account. Each
chayoto (pronounced chl-o'-tay), nnd carrier boy Is supplied with receipt
the specimens sent to the local homo books, and Is commanded to glvo n
demonstration office have the appear receipt by tho Hcrnld. See thnt you
ance of large green peppers. They get your receipt nt the end of each
grow on vines.
week if you are paying thnt way.
The fcdernl government of agri
culture Bupplles n little book of re
For offico supplies, stationery, etc.,
cipes for creamed chayoto, frbd cha- the Hcrnld offico.
AMERICA WANTS SERVICE
In spite of tho aioist thnt is boing
made concerning the high cost of liv
Ing nnd tho low wages—in somo pla
ces—It has been determined, beyond
any doubt, thnt if genuine service Is
rendered, the average porson proves
to you thnt servlco is what Is ncccs<
snry to keep business going good.
You can advertise "your hend off”
about tho hnrgnins you nro offering,
but If you arc not able to show, or
deliver tho goods, your advertising
Is in vain.
Wo nro advertising tho fact to you
that wo glvo absolute servlco, wheth
er it is In the line of advertising or
commercial printing, nnd then evory
phono number Is 148.
1If You Want to Get the Best
Price for Your Lettuce
and Have It Carry Well, Pack
It In a Full Ventilated
Lettuce Crate
Disappearing Eagla,
Americans hnvu made war to such
an extent upon the national bird—
tho American eagle—that few speci
mens of tho species nro left In the
East, and whon one of theso birds does
show Itself tho first Inipulso of the
mun or hoy who sees It Is to slmot
to kill. Yot the eagle Is u harmless
bird und dot's III to nobody, Now nnd
then u bnld-licud eagle tiles over tho
national capital and u few lira to tie
seen III tho region of Washington, but
they have become rare. Last spring
a Inrge and handsome member of the
species was stmt und killed In the
woods bordering Neiibscu creek, ubout
thirty miles below Washington und
close to the Junetliin of that creek
und the Potomac river.
The Only Full Ventilated Lettuce Crate on
the Market Is
“MADE IN SANFORD”
Call at Mill and See Them
Z a c h a r y -T y le r V e n e e r j
C om pany
B
\
Berult’s Housing Problem.
The return of luuuy Syrians from
North und South America, the pres
ence of tho French urmy of occupa
tion, civil officers, European commer
cial travelers, tourist* nnd refugees
have together caused nn unprecedented
liuuslng shortage In Beirut which Is
becoming ii serious problem. The local
government has attempted to control
tho rents by a decree, but the upward
trend continues.
Tho several hotels desorvlng of men
tion enu accoiumodnto only about 200
persons In all. The city, with a popu
lation of UK),000, bus nn first-cluu ho
tel.—Commerce Reports.
Canada Liberal to Its Veterans.
Thu gratuity paid by the Cunudlun
government to her World war veterans
was tiy fur tho most liberal of all the
allies. A married man, with three
years’ service, received a minimum of
$000, und n single man 1420, while the
ofilcers and noncommissioned officers
received more, according ts thslr
rank.
MAY ALLISON in-
'T he Last
’
Also Buster Keaton in “Hard Luck”
Tomorrow—Alice Brady in “The Land of
Hope,” also a 2-part Centur^Comedy
±
WE HAVE FOR SALE CITY LOTS I
ANY PART OF TOWN, ON TERMS TO
SUIT YOU
You can make money buying for advance.
You are going to build a home one of these
days, why not select a lot now, and pay for it
by easy stages.
If you have some money, will build one or
two houses.
Sanford is moving, don't wait, get in the
game now.
Meisch Realty Company
A. P. CONNELLY
AGENT
Hints to Young Authors.
John Augustus Scribble wcnrtly
opened tho envelope that brought hack
from Its twentieth Journey Ills "Ode
on a Orusht Caterpillar."
There dropped upon the tloor this
letter from the regretful editor:
"Hint 1—Borrow half a dollar's
worth of stamps.
"Hint 2—Don’t begin to write till
you feel you must. Sii’li. nq. attack l»J
hemmed tiy dizziness, llstlessncss and
pains In the buck.
"Hint 8—'Then write down Just
enough words to relieve your pent-up
emotions.
"Hint 4—Erase every second word.
"Hint 5—Carefully erase nJI ths re
maining words.
"Hint 0—Hell the stamps."—Pitt*
burgh Sun.
S
ft
“I have tho nccurnte dope now on
Just when to go fishing nt the lakes,"
said a man who expects to lake a
vacation soon.
“I talked to a man lust week ami
he said If I wished to do any good, to
fish from 12 midnight to six In the
morning. He used frogs nnd spatted
for tiass nnd caught lots of bnss and
also hluegllls at thnt time. Besides
It Isn’t hot then.
"Talked to a man Monday und lie
told me Just when to catch them. I
learned from him that the time to fish
was between sundown and 12 midnlrhf. He ennght lots of hnss and
hJiicgllls and croppies at that time.
•Talked to another man nnd he told
mo die best time to fish was from
sunup until about 10 o'clock, and from
4 p. in. until durk.
"There was another neighbor of
mine who gave me good advice, ne
never fishes after dark, but says he
never paid any attention to the heat
nml thnt he always caught as ninny
fish In the middle of (tic day as he
did early In the morning or In tho
cool of the evening.
“So you see, I know Just wlion to
do my fishing."
T Ih @ S d i u r
WILLIAMS AND WATSON
DO YOUR CHRISTMAS
ALMOST COME TO BLOWS
SHOPPING EARLY
OVER FORD-NEWIIERRY
If tho preachers got discouraged
(Continued from Pile One)
every time they had a small congre
tor Heflin, Democrat, of Alnbamn,
gation, tho churches would soon cIobo who had bold tho floor whon tho ex
up. But tho preachers koop right on changes bogan, was vninly trying to
hnnimoring nwny, nnd most of them mnko himsolf hoard above tho many
mnko good. Your customers may voices and tho pounding of tho gavel
KNOW you nro loentod In Sanford, by tho vico-prosldcnt.
snmo ns n pronchor may know his
Mr. Watson and Mr. Williams, with
congregation is somewhero In the two desks between thorn, stood glaring
aienr vicinity, but if you wnnt to get at each other whon order was re
in on tho ground floor, do your stored. Mr. Williams without nnothChristmas shopping enrly.
or word, plckod up his hat and walked
December will bo your banner out of tho chamber.
month—If you wnnt it tu bo—nnd
Tho congressional record appeared
every month will bo a banner month today minus tho official reporter’s
—if you ndvortlso. Wo can nnd will account of tho clash. But as senators
help you if you nro undecided ns to huvo tho privilego of rovising thoir
your plnn of enmpaign. Phono 148. remarks tho Wllliums-Wntson debate
mny yot go Into tho pormnnont record
Tho only {Ight rending thr.t on of proceedings.
courages serious thought is tho gas
como to the nerald office.
meter.
*
Post cards—local viowa—lc each a t
f e k i of
B
R eason
Not being able to greet all
our friends personally, we
use this method to extend
to you a most welcome invi
tatio n to attend the most
wonderful Fall merchandis
ing event that we have
ever held.
Without equal in quality
ond assortment of goods
ahown.
Without equal in saving
p o s s ib ilitie s offered on
dependable goods.
We shall expect yon.
BEGINNING SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 26TH
RIVERS BROTHERS
Sanford Ave. and 4th St.
Sanford(
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>AGE TWO
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THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1921.
ADDITIONAL L0CAL|
luce, salad and sweet sandwiches and
wafers,
j
Mr, J. G. Bnll was the ropresentaStone's Rich Fruit Cake.—L. P, Mcj 1 live for the Rotary Club and Mrs. S.
203-tfc
i M. Lloyd representing the Kiwanis Culler.
! club.
Tho hostesses for the afternoon 6G6 cures Chills and Ferer. 190-JGtc
| were Mrs. John Lconnrdl, Mrs. EmNo doubt Japan figures it out that
l est McGownn Galloway, Mrs. W. T.
t
•
Bhe needs arms to acquire elbow
Langley, Mrs. John Meisch.
room.
SEMINOLE IIKIDGE
{
Have your wntches and Jewelry rs
AND T. N. T.. CLUBS
Tho members of tho Seminole paired at McLaulln's. Two first class
Bridge nnd T. N. T. Clubs were pleas watch makers. Prompt service.
140-tfc
antly entertnined yesterday nftornoon
by Mrs. Fred Dalger, a t her home
To break a cold take 666.
100-lGtc
on East Fourth street. There were
DI AMIHTTC regular size and good quality, (PO OC
four tables of players.
D L A I i I Y C I o $3.00 value, p n ir...................
As the world grows more and more
The rooms where the card tables
civilized, wo keep right on improv
were plnced woro decorated with
ing padlocks.
baskets of roses and polniottlas. On
n o 7 ulor...*4:00 value:.......
the enrd tnbles were tiny baskets
The Lndies of the Episcopal Church
chrysanthemum shaped filled . with will hold their Bazaar and Supper,
snltcd nuts.
December 1st and 2nd in the Parish
A very interesting game of bridge (louse.
171-tfc
was played during tho afternoon, high
score being made by Mrs. John Smith To prevent a cold take 666. 106-lGtc
who wns awarded a large box of cor
respondence cards.
Mrs. Frnnk 1pgR SALE Eight room hnUso with
Akers won tho cut prize, it also bo• * *1
bath. Immediate) possession. Small
ing correspondence cards.
payment down, long timo on balance.
Watch for Saturday and Monday Specials
After the awarding of prizes th o ! geo Lane or address Box 782, Dnyhtistcfis assisted by Mrs. Raymond tonn, Fla.
199-Tu-SnMw
Key and Mrs. S. M. Lloyd served a
salad course.
It frequently hufipens that a high
hers of the Kntre Nous Club nnd a
The guests Included Mrs. J. B. ly-advertised picture turns, out to be
few extrn guests.
Lawson, Mrs. p. C. Marlowe, Mrs. a film-flam.
Of exceptional interest wns the J. C. Smith, Mrs A. W. Leo, Mrs.
game of bridge played, Mrs. E. D. Howard Overlin, Mrs Archie Betts,
Electricians, quick service, supplies
JUTtS. FRED DAIGBR, Society Editor,
Mobley
making
high
score,
wns
givMrs.
Howard
Smith,
Mrs.
Charles
and
fixtures.—Treadwell Electric Co.,
Phone 2I7-W
on a dainty sandwich truy. Tho'Feddcr, Mrs. Raymond Key, Mrs. Ed opp. Postoffico. Telephone 192.
I I you hnve n i l ) frlrn iln vlnltlnjc you
Welland, Mrs.
— If , „ n n r r k o I iik Jin y w lic r* or emu I n k men's prize, a dock of cards, was won j (.one, Mrs. George
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hom e, o r If you lire e t ilr r t a lu ln a . w r it e
| Frank Akers, Mrs. S. M. Lloyd, Mrs.
« panto I rn rti to tliln d r p n r ln ir n t . K lvIn K by George Fox.
d rte lln . o r I r lr h iio n r the Ite m . It w ill
Following the card game Miss Fox B. J. Starling, Mrs. John Loonurdi, 066 cures Bilious Fever.
196-lfitc
be icre n ily n itp rre ln le il.
served a delicious salad course.
Mrs. It. J. Holly.
Tho Templo Pipe Organ Club will
Miss Fox’s guests were, Mrs. R. J.
SOCIAL CALENDAR
hold its Christmas Bazaar November
Holly, Mrs. S. 0. Chase, Mrs. E. D. BRIDGE PARTY FOR
Thursday:
POST CARD LADIE$,20th nt Moore’s Optical Parlor, opp
Mobley, Mrs. B. F. Whitner, Mrs. J.
Mrs. Frank Miller will entertain (J. Bnll, Mrs, Harry Wilson, Mr»f
Tho Women's Club entertnined nft PMtof,,cc*
200-tfc
a t dinner for the members of the Deane Turner, Mrs. George Fox, Mrs. •i bridge party Tuesday evening nt
Doylo family.
190-lGtc
E. A. Dougins, Messrs. E. A. Doug the club rooms complimenting th(o Cfiti Hires Malarial Fever.
Special Thanksgiving dinner at the las, T. M. Fox and George Fox.
■’ -sf Card Lndies.
Vnldoz hotel, from 0 to 9 p. m.
If law is the will of the people,
The club rooms were beautiful with
Frldny:
why
such universal use of this word
MEMORIAL SERVICES
baskets of Poinsett ins and ferns. The
Mrs. W. C. Hill will entertain the
The Seminole Chapter, O. E. S., lights wore also shaded In red. The "enforcement 7”
members of the Monday Bridge will hold their annual memorial ser
tnlly cards were in keeping with the
Club at her home on East Fourth vices Sunday afternoon at
House wiring at right prices and
at color motif they being band painted
street.
electric work of nil kinds.—Treadwell
the Masonic hall. The public is cor poinsettins.
Mother’s Club will meet at :i o'clock dially invited.
The guests were met nt the ()nor' ^ > tnc Co., opposite Postoffiec. Teloa t the homo of Mrs, Fred Williams.
207-Ctc
by Mrs. W. D. Holden, hosiers for the , " 'm 192.
N. DoV. Howard Chapter, U, I). C.,
FOR MISS IlIGGINS
social department, Mrs. John Leon
will meet at .'L.'IO at the Parish
Eggs, 55c dozen.—L. I‘. McCuller.
Mrs. Harry Dickson will entertain ard!, Mrs. W. T. Lnngloy.
House.
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at bridge at her home in Orlando,
Mrs, W. J. Thigpen making high
Saturday:
Miss Adelaide Higgins, whoso mar score in the unusually Interesting
Mrs. W. E. Watson will entertain tho riage to Mr. Lucas McLeod will he
WbentHWorth Biscuit, real Graham
game of bridge wns awarded a Mnmembers of the Every • Week an event of December.
crackers,
100 per cent wholo wheat.
derta tray cover. Tho men’s prize
Bridge Club at her apartments in
—L. P. McCuller.
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an Oriental pottery cigar tray was
the Wclnkn.
ST. AGNES GUILD
won by Mr. fi. F. Smith, the guests
Children's Story Hour will he held at
Thnt singer who hnd himself equip
Owing to the reception given by prize a club cook bonk wns won by
tho Central Park at four o'clock.
ped with sheep glands should forget
the Woman’s Club Monday afte r Mrs. Feitner, of Oscooln.
to close it now,
noon, the St. Agnes Guild will not
At the conclusion of the card game
Misses Teague Simmons and Elen- meet Monday ns first announced, but Mrs. Holden assisted by Mrs. Fred
nore Hunter, of Stetson University, will meet Wednesday atfernoon at Williams, Mrs. R. R, Dens, Mrs. W. Ituh-My-TIsm for Rheumatism.
190-15tc
nt DcLnnd, are the guests of Dr. and three o'clock at the Parish house.
T. Langley, Mrs. Ernest McGownn
Mrs. W. Theodore Langley, for the
This will be a very important meet Galloway served creamed oysters,
Van Camp's tall cream, $5,50 per
Thanksgiving holidays.
ing nnd all members arc requested sandwiches, pickles, wafers, and cof case.—L. P. McCuller.
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to be present and bring all articles fee ,as refreshments.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Stanley Walker and for the bazaar and for the laundry.
606 quickly relieved a cold. 196-lute
Mrs, C. L. Goodhue, returned home
LUNCHEON FOR
Tuesday evening from a delightful AUTO HIDE FO.i
POST CARD LADIES
Hard times; A season during which
visit of several months to New York,
POST CARD LADIES
horny-handed
sons of toil are rcconThe
members
of
the
Post
Card
Waynesville, N. f’„ and Charleston,
The
Woman's
Club
entertained
the
<
iled
to
their
sire.
Delegation
were
entertained
most
de
S. C.
members of the Post Card Delega lightfully at luncheon Tuesday at the
tion
with a long motor ride yester Valdez. Members of tlm Woman’s
The Ladles Union of the Congrega
Miss Adelaide Higg'ns left tills
day afternoon, covering tho Lake Club acting as hostesses for the tional church will hold their nnnunl
morning for Orlando where she will
bazaar and conked food sale December
ho the guest of her sister, Mrs. Ilnrry Monroe section and to Elder Springs Chamber of Commerce.
on
the
Orlando
road,
and
tho
loop
Covers
were
laid
for
ten,
and
a
17th. Place to be announced later,
Dickson, for several dnys.
through the celery and lettuce sec tempting five course luncheon wns
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tion on the East side. The party served.
RECEPTION FOR MISS
Mrs. John Leonard!, Mrs, Ernest
SKINNER AND MRS. GALLOWAY stopping at the home of Mrs. Ernest
McGowan Galloway, for ten,
Mrs. McGownn Galloway, Mrs. Raymond
The Woman’s Club will entertain Galloway serving ten, iced milk, let- Key, acted ns hostesses.
nt a reception Monday afternoon, at
the club rooms from four to six
&
o'clock, in honor of MIsh Elizabeth
Skinner, of Dunedin, president of the
Federation of Woman’s Clubs, nnd
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Mrs. Ernest McGowan Galloway,
vice president at large.
Appllnchicoln oysters.—L. P. MeHundreds of thousands of healthy men and women are today
Culler.
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healthy because they have learned from actual experience thnt:
KNTRE NOUS CLUB
Let’s see what was it they ...d with
CHIROPRACTIC The Drugless Health Science, is
Miss Martha Fox wns tho charm
the
beef scraps before the Invention
ing hostess last evening at the home
THE MASTER KEY TO HEALTH
of
pure
pork sausage?
of Mrs, George Fox, at a bridge par
The exponents of this Science locate tho CAUSE of so-called dis
ty. The guests included the memease, and having located it, proceed to remove It by CHIROPRACTIC
Do you need electrical fixtures for
VERTEBRAL ADJUSTMENTS, given with the Imre hands only.
your homo? If so got our prices be
Ileeome a student in this School of Experience and you will be
fore you buy.—Treadwell Electric Co.,
able to add your testimony to that of those who have received such
opposite Postoffice. Telephone 102.
wonderful benefit from CHIROPRACTIC.
207-Gtc
■
The man who hus never taken Chiropratic Vertebral Adjustments
Rub-My-Tlsm, a pain killer. 196-15tc
and who knows nothing about the Science, has no right to tell you
“There Is nothing to It." He does not know. Ho has never tried it.
He does not want to know. Hu does not want to try it.
FIND OUT FOR YOURSELF—JUDGE BY YOUR OWN EX
PERIENCE.
■
We do not promise you that the benefits will be apparent imme
diately, especially if your trouble is of long standing; but WE DO
PROMISE YOU that if you will follow tho advice of your chiropractor
nnd will take CHIROPRACTIC VERTEBRAL ADJUSTMENTS when
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he wants you to, good results will ultimately appear and you will say:
B
"How foolish 1 was not to hnve tried Chiropractic long ugo."
Now York city hnd 210 industrial
strikes
in n year. Well, one for every
Give Chiropractic a fair trial. You will never regret it.
lnngungc is fair enough.
This Forward
Looking Wank
For These
Cool Nights—
■
is jealous of its reputation for Ser
vice and seeks to justify it anew with
each individual problem presented
to it.
vW inter is here and we offer an opportunity
to secure all your needs in Blankets, Com
forts and Spreads at reduced prices. Call
and look them over.
*
- The knowledge and experience of
this bank is available to its friends
and patrons a t all times, regardless
of the size of their transactions.
%
COMFORTS
..'..$2.50
BED SPREADS ^ t * x,ra800d.... $2.50
Sanford Dry Goods Co.
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i| The Seminole County i|
♦♦♦♦♦Bank
"
STRENGTH
;v
THE SCHOOL OF EXPERIENCE
Hupmobile makes fin
al reduction, open mod
els, $1250, Detroit.—B.
O. MOTOR CO., San
ford.
COMPLETE LINE OF
CONFECTIONS
James Maresco
Fruit Store
West First Street-
A cook hook says "one can discov
e r a hnd egg by its odor,” but when
a frugal housewife goes into a storo
to buy a couple dozen of eggs she
don't feel like breaking them open to
see whether they smell good or not.
When our boys first went into the
service, spiral puttees wore worth as
high ns $6 a pair to them. After n
few months in the scrivipc they
wouldn't pay 69 cents n pair. Con
ditions do chnnge.
Hupmobile makes fin
al reduction, open mod
els, $1250, Detroit.—B.
& O. MOTOR CO., San
ford.
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The Friendly Clnss of the Metho
dist Sunday School will have a cook NEWBERRY’S DRUG
ed food sale Saturday afternoon at the
Phone 3G
Union Pharmacy.
209-3tc 204-tfc
“Foot of First St.”
Hours: 9-12 it. m.f 1-0 p. nt.
Garner-Woodruff Building
Evenings by nppointment
First St., Opp. Magnolia
Whontsworth, real wholo whont,
pure graham flour.—L. P. McCuller.
Salt Water Mullet. Tillis' mnrkot,
cornej Sanford nnd Second St.
208-2tp.
STORE
Stop Look Listen!!
The following prices are made to acquaint the public that I'
am trying to give the public a square deal and if the patron
age will permit I will install a dry cleaning plant to servo
the public. The following prices are made for two dnys only,
MONDAY and TUESDAY, NOV. 28 and 29
All goods received for delivery that week. All goods called
for and delivered
J pair pants pressed....25c
1 P. Beach C. &. P........75c
2 pair pants pressed ... 2lic
2 P. Beach C. and P..... 7fic
1 pair pants C. and P. 50c
1 Coat Suit cleaned and
2 pair pants C. and P. 51c
pressed, plain.........$1.00
1 Waist Pressed ........ 25c
2 Coat Suits cleaned
2 Waists Pressed ....... 2<>e
and pressed, plain .. 1.01
1 Coat cleaned and p....50c
1 Suit (men) dyed $2.50 up
2 Coats, C. and P.......... 5ic
2 Suits (men) dyed 3.00 up
1 Suit pressed.............. 50c
1 Coat Suit (ladies)
2 Suits pressed............5lc
dyed ..................$2.50 up
1 Suit C. and P.......... $1.00
2 Coat Suits (ladies)
2 Suits, C. and P...... l.ot
dyed ,................. 3.00 up
SANFORD BRANCH
CONSULTATION AND ANALYSIS FREE
W. J. Kermode, D. G
-Ncxt to First Nntionnl Bank
HENRY FORI) bus adapted tho
uso of tho GIANT "EXIDE" Batter
ies for Ford cars. We give service,
buy, sell and exchange butteries for
all
makes automobiles, genuine
"EXIDE" service. Got the best.—
RAY BROTHERS, phono 548. 190-tfc
Hupmobile makes fin
al reduction, open mod
els, $1250, Detroit.—B.
& O: MOTOR CO., San
ford.
Jones' Dnlry Fnrm littlo link snusnge.—L. P. McCuller.
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COLD DRINKS
it
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AUTOMOTIVE
ELECTRICAL
ENGINEERS
NUTS
CIGARS AND TOBACCO
s
Jhf,
FRUITS
VEGETABLES
■
H0F-MAC
1 BATTERYIa
CO. s
SERVICE
IflL aH M F lN H B n aaU I
SOCIETY
In
::
PROGRESS
4% INTEREST PAID
| LAKELAND LAUNDRY AND PRESSING
:
CLUB
|
* Phone 475
123 West First Street
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THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD* THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1921
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passes satisfa cto ry?
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LAKE NONROE
J have failed, let us make
[satisfactory for you,
Only 31 more Days till Xmas
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im IT o o r e
Funeral services for the Into C. Z.
Webb, who wns accidentally killed
on tho A. C. L., railroad bridge by a
Wo will not say "Do Your Christmas Shopping
northbound train, Wednesday night,
Phone 192
Early.” Too many have said it before and it is al
were conducted from the Alcthodist
most a joke. But we can say without fear of jok
church at Monroe, Thursday after
PPCUS TAKE NOTICE.
ing or contradiction that if you have been saving
noon, Rev. Bro. Blue, pastor, officiat
your
money through our plan that doing your
ing.
A
crowd
of
sympathizing
friends
now requires that you sowere present. Interment , followed
Christmas
shopping will cause you no fear because
sense to trap fur bearing nniIn Lake View cemetery out First
you will have that nest egg from which to draw.
|o chnse the samo with dogs.
street. Deceased is survived by n
—IN SHOPPING AND IN EVERYDAY LIFE—
1required to securo this 11daughter, Aliss Loola Webb, of Pal,|ch will cost 21.00. I give
It comes to you with full force that you have not
Intkn, and two sons, Everett and
j on account of the law being
been
saving ns you should. There is nothing gives
Palmer Webb, of this place.
shall oxpect nil interested
you so much independence ns n Bank Account.
Mrs. Grace Turner, of Sanford, nnd J
gecure license before ongngMr. Willis, of Lake Alonroe, were
Come in and let us tell you about it. Christmas
lanping of any nature.
quietly married in Sanford Wednes
!i. home to you with full force.
1 e . F. HOUSEHOLDER,
day evening. Air. Willis is a well ■
County Judge.
known citizen of this community,
having been employed ns bridge tend :
INSURANCE SERVICE
er fo r the A. C. L. railroad, for a
ent progressive, modern innumber of years. His bride wns a
|d-llne companies and am
popular woman of Snnford.
j rendering you expert serv
Mr. E. Tnisermnn has tho distinct
ering for you Just what yon
ion
of shipping the first cnrlond of
life insurance on the plan THE THANKSGIVING COVER CUT FOR WILLARD LUMLEY’S FLORI lettuce from this section. The car loft
DA SCOUT, I*U RUSH El) AT SALFORD
your present and future
last week In time to rench tho New
indowmont, monthly income
York
market by Thanksgiving.
|tni automobile and fire in- * * * * * * * * * * * *
Th0 Lake Monroe school children
Writo or phone me to call.
were the first to respond to the con
W. J. THIGPEN.
tribution for the soldier’s monument
to the Amoricnn dead in Frnnce.
*
*
Their collection of one dollar nnd fif
* * * * * * * * * * * *
IT'S GRANDMOTHER'S -RECIPE ty cents, reached the superintendent’s
Accountant; Audita—Syatema
office ahead of alt others in tho coun
TO BRING RACK COLOR AND
Mr. nnd Mrs, Win. Kilbcc went to
I Income Tax Service
ty.,
LUSTRE TO HAIR
Mt. Verde, Saturday on business.
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander, of De10 McNelll-Davls Bldg.
Tho school girls gave a Rower
Having served ono term as city
Lnnd,
ntttnded tho funeral of C. Z.
2
Orlando, Fla. shower on Mrs. Dooley, their teach
That beautiful, even shade of dark,
commissioner,
nnd having had tho
Weld),
of
this
place,
er, Wednesday, it being her birth glossy hair enn only bo had by brew
tt ‘FLOUI
privilege
of
assisting
in establishing
Mrs.
Kate
Keeling,
of
Kentucky,
ing « mixture of Sage Tea nnd Sul
day.
art
phur. Your hair is your charm. It has arrived to he nt the bedside of the now form of government under
Jack Flynt is home from school.
her brother, Mr. Barney Lyons, who which wo are now working, and tho
Mr, and Mrs. Crumhlne, from makes or mars the face. When It
people of Snnford having seen fit to
lies critically ill hero.
fades,
turns
gray
or
streaked,
just
n
n
,
Georgia, are visitors at the Flynt
ROOM HOUSE unfumiahed. home.
application or two of Sage nnd Sul-1 Airs. W. S. Price nnd son, Frank, place my name in nomination for an
phur enhances its appearance a hun have returned from n visit to Jack other term, I hereby nnnounco my
|L)It. WM. KERMODE
Mr. Tom McC'nin purehnsed him a
cundidncy for tho position of city com
Garner-Woodruff Bldg.
sonville.
dredfold.
new Dodge touting car list week.
Don’t bother to prepare the mix
Mr. A. J. Wilson, of Kentucky, 1ms missioner, to be voted for on Decem
Sold by
Mr. John Phillips purchased some ture; you can get this famous old
arrived to spend the winter with his ber 6th next.
new furniture from Miller Inst Wed recipe improved by the addition of
In making this announcement, I
daughter, Mrs. S. H. Buchnnnn.
nesday.
other ingredients at a small cost, all
Air. and Airs. Carl Unborn and hereby refer you to city records of ac
Mr. Collins, of Jacksonville, spent ready for use. It is culled Wyeth’s baby, spent Sunday with relatives at complishments of the past two years,
sr Plano and Harmony
the week-end with Mr. nnd Mrs. H. Sage and Sulphur Compound*This can Monroe.
ami if elected I expect to continue to
pc Chirago Musical College
II. Pnttishnll nnd daughter.
always bo depended upon to bring
Air. nnd Airs. J. Tllden Jacobs, re work for good, clean government, nnd
Mr. nnd Airs. Fred McFnrlnne was back thu natural color and lustre of turned to their home at Chuluotn to for tho interest of our city and its
Ice 710 Oak Ave.
Phone 241 shopping in Sanford Monday^ Air. your hair.
people.
spend the Thanksgiving holidays.
McFnrlnne going from there to ArYours very truly,
Everybody uses "Wyeth’s Sago nnd
H. R. STEVENS.
endin, where he will run n lath mill. Sulphur Compound" now because it
For Springs. Applied with n brush.
Plants now
(1,249,030 GALLONS OF
11-21-tfc
Air. nnd Airs. T. W. Prevntt, Miss darkens so naturally nnd eveniy that
ready; Pe- Christian McClellan and Mrs. W. II. nobody can tell it lias been applied.
GAS USED LAST MONTH.
Prevents broken springs nnd
NOTICE.
Rivers nnd children, spent Sunday at You simply dampen n sponge or soft
stops squeaks
Pnnsles, Shasta Daisies, Moore Station.
TALLAHASSEE Nov. 24.—Both
I brush with it and draw this through
Regular
meeting
nf
the
Seminole
in liimfjriul receipts and gallonago of
Mr. nnd Airs. W. K. Prevail, Airs.1the hair, taking one small strand at a
Rebecca Lodge, Friday evening nt
lyrtlc.
rs TEWART Will Itanor, spent Inst week with ' rime; by morning the gray hair has the oil division of tho statu depart 7:.‘I0,
in Alnsonlc hall. Nomination of
her mother, Mrs. McCInin, who hns disappeared, and after another nppll- ment of agriculture for the month of officers. A good attendance is de
heen very ill.
j cation it becomes beautifully dark nnd October show an appreciable gain sired. Visiting Rebeccas always wel
over (hose of the samo month last
Mrs. Mamie Slgg, of ChuluoU, | W ,ir« Rlossy and lustrous.—Adv.
come.
SECRETARY.
ear and those of September, 1921,
spent the week-end with her mother. |
the preceding month. This is slmwn
Ladies of the community club a t FAIR VISITORS TO
PERSONAL
We give tickets with each purcluiso
in a report just-compiled by Cade
CITY ENTERTAINED
tended the club meeting Friday at
Jack: Meet me nt First nnd Mag
good for b r/v in trade
Shackleford,
chief
clerk
of
this
de
RY WOMAN’S CLUB.
nolia street nt 8 p. lit., Wednesday.
Oviedo.
partment.
Will wear white dress, tan slippers,
Air. Arric Mathews wan called lust
Repaired Lenses Duplicated
Receipts through the oil division
The
fair
visitors
to
the
city
who
Saturday
morning
to
pull
Air.
J.
W.
and carry small handbag. If I don’t
EYES EXAMINED ....
during the month of October reached
see you this evening, will be there
Flynt’s car out of Lake Geneva. The are touring Florida as the result of
trading with IIH
$7,0(»y.01, with a gnllonugc of 0,'2I8,looking tomorrow evening for you.
car was backed in there by Howard Post Card Day, while In the city
OAO. Total operating expenses for the
OI*T. D.
Lovingly yours,
Flynt, Air. Flynt's cousin We won were the guests ef the Woman’s Club
and with a luncheon at tho Valdez month amounted to $1,010.36. October 208-ltp. *
IPTICIAN—OPTOMETRIST
der who was powdering his nose.
WILLICENT.
ah»w «» ‘" " " ' T ,n t', " llonn*?*
Mr. nnd Mrs. W. E. Prevntt nnd hotel, nnd a reception a t the homo of
»st. 1st St.
8anford, Fla.
handled through this department of
ASK FOR YOUR RECEIPT.
son,,Mr. and Atro. T. W Prevntt, Mrs Airs. Galloway, they will remember 951,201 gallons as compared with
GRIND OUR OWN LENSB
105 Palmetto Ave.
Snnford, Fla.
W. II. Rivers nnd children, went on Snnford with many pleasant memor
Subscribers to tho Daily Herald
the
same
month
last
year.
Tho
in
ies after they have returned to their
n camping trip Monday.
should ask for a receipt when the
NOTICE TO PUBLIC
homes
in the north. The Herald pub- ‘■
’rcnHU (,vcr thnt nf September, 1021, cnrrler boys collect from you. It is
Mr. E. II. Kiibe wns a visitor in
amounted to 620,071 gallons
Hshed
their
pictures,
nnd
they
enjoy
Sanford, Tuesday.
Only three pumps were condemned tho only protection you have in case
Although my ontlro plant was doRoland Reed, of Lake Harney, was ed their slay in Snnford very much
the carrier changes or there hnppens stroyed by fire Saturday night, I am
out
of
226
inspections
made
by
of
in Sanford on business last Friday. They have been entertained In every
ficials of the oil division during the tn •*- - i.stnko in tho nccount. Each now prepared to take enro of all old
city enroute.
past month, it is shown. Eighty-two ■*rrlor hoy In suppllod with receipt and now customers for any kind of
samples of gns nnd twenty-seven of books, nnd In commanded to give n cement work. Call at 200 Park ave
LEGION DINNER DANCE
kerosene were taken during the receipt by the Herald. Sco thnt you nue.
AND VAUDEVILLE. month ,without any tundemnations. get your receipt nt th) end of cnch 206-Olp
A. L. ROY.
week If you nro paying thnt way.
The American Legion will give a
dinner
dance nnd vaudeville attraction
FLUSH YOUR KIDNEYS OCCAS
at
tho
Valdez
hotol Monday night, to
IONALLY IF YOU EAT MEAT
which
only
Legion
members and the
REGULARLY
JOHN GOVE, Proprietor
Auxiliary
can
bo
Invited.
The LySAVE YOU MONEY
CEMETERY
WORK A SPECIALTY
No man or woman who eats ment mnn Twins have consented to put on
1018
West
First
Street
1018 West First Street
regularly can mnke a mistake by n vaudeville attraction fof thu occas
flushing the kidneys occasionally, says ion, nnd mnny of tho Snnford girls
^
Write us
a well-known authority. Alent forms will participate in vncnl nnd dancing
uric acid which clogs the kidney pores numbers, nnd the affair promises to
so they sluggishly filter or strain be one of the best over attempted in
OKI,ANDO, FLORIDA
only part of tho waste and poisons this city. All members of the Leg
from the blood, then you got sick. ion are requested to let Frank Akers
NASHVILLE, TENN.
Nearly all rheumatism, headaches, know about your seats tomorrow, or
liver trouble, nervousness, constipa nt least by Friday nt noon, in order
tion, dizziness, sleeplessness, bladder, thnt tnbles can bo arranged for tho
disorders conio from sluggish kidneys. occasion, ns thu tickets are going
Ita immense popularity is due not only to tho fact that
The moment you feel a dull acho in fast. Tho Legion nnd the Auxiliary
every lino in it is written for Southern farm families by
tho kidneys or your back hurts, or if arc looking forward to a tine time
men nnd women who know nnd appreciate Southern condi
tho urine is cloudy, offensive, full of thnt .night—Monday night—don’t
tions, but to the practically unlimited personal service which
sediment, irrcgulnr of pnssngo or a t forget the date. Call up Frank Akers
is (riven to subscribers without chnrgo.
Dependable Service
tended by a sensation of scnlding, got over phone 447-w.
Every year we answer thousands of questions on hun
about four ounces of Jad Salts from
dreds of different subjects—all without charge. When you
any relinblo pharmacy and take a tnbecome a subscriber this invnlunble personal service is yours.
blcspoonful in u glass of wutor be KNIGHTS TEMPLAR ATTENTION!
That is one reason why we have—
fore brenkfust for a few days and
Taylor Commnndory will hold a
your kidneys will then act fine. This
cnlled
conclave on Wednesday ovon
fnmous salts is made from tho ncid
ing,
November
23rd, nt 7 o'clock, The
of grapes and lemon Juico, combined
Order
of
tho
Temple
will bo confer
with lithla ami has been used for gen
red
nnd
mattors
referring
to tho com
erations to flush clogged kidneys nnd
to
'in
g
inspection
of
tho
Commnndory
on
Htimulato them to' activity, also
neutralize the acids in urine so it no December 2nd, by Deputy Grand Comlongor causes irritation, thus ending mnndor Samuel A. Johnson, will bo
attended to. All Sir Knights ploaso
bladder dlsordor*/
Jad Salts Is Inexpensive nnd can attend in full dross uniform. Visi
not injuro; makes a delightful effer tors welcomed.
By order of Eminent Commander.
vescent Hthia-wuter drink which all
URINE
JNO. D. JINKINS,
a er Springs Water, ft* 99 98-100 regular moat enters Bhould take now
Recorder.
and thon to keep the kidneys clean 207-2tp.
Y crnt Pore, Pbww 811.
nnd tho blood pure, thereby avoiding
_ _
U-7-2WC— ll-ll-4 w c
serious kidney complications.—Adv. t Sell it with a Herald Want Ad.
[Herald ads get remit*. . ,
Letriat-Optician
r. o.
rfa s
The Peoples Bank
of Sanford
^NICKERSON
:
GENEVA
SAGE TEA TURNS
: GRAY HAIR DARK
H. R. STEVENS,
CANDIDATE FOR
CITY COMMISSION
!v/J
ITED TO RENT
UfK
BEST FOR BREAD
L. P. McCULLER
lith Lucille Ball
STOP-SQUEAK
:l
WERS!
M .
S
Spark Plugs, Wire and
Cable
GREASE
OIL
GASOLINE
I
b :i
You Can Save Money
jury McLaulin, Jr.
F. P. RINES
IF BACK HURTS
BEGIN ON SALTS
OBE PIANO CO.
Empire Hotel Block
[SANFORD AUTO
EXCHANGE
We do square,
straight-forward
Repair work and
WE DO IT FOR
LESS”'
Foot of First St.
TAX BOOKS ARE
NOW OPEN
State and County Tax
Books are now open for
the payment of taxes for
the year, 1921, a dis
count of 2% is allowed
for payment in Novem
ber, 1% in December.
Tax books close April
1st. Poll taxes for the
year 1921, for both men
and women, became due
November 1st, 1921.
Business and Occupa
tion Licenses became s
* d’.v' October~lst, and if
not paid, are delinquent,
as the law requires that
a license be procured be
fore conducting the bus
iness, profession or oc
cupation.
SANFORD MARBLE & GRANITE WORKS
SOUTHERN AGRICULTURIST
The Giant of the South
I
375,000 CIRCULATION
JNO. D. JINKINS,
Tax Collector,
Seminole Co.
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PAGE FOUR
THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 24.1921
“ FOREST LAKE
CANDIDATE FOR
CITY COMMISSION
BUSINESS IS GOOD, VERY GOOD. to prevent them from doing so
they take a notion.
Heretofore, the abundance of room,
h llitM «t«7 ittaiu n iim ,I SucUr at Tka
Wc asked ii business man one tiny
■•raid BalMlaa, 107 MinaUa A nm
the
ease with which money for build
this week, "How's business 7" Ills re
laaurd, flarlAa
ply was, “Business is good, very ing could be obtained, and the widely
good," and that struck us ns being prevailing low rents huve prevented
r tr s u a x u i
But with the
n very good slogan to use right now. nny serious friction.
R. J. HOLLY ______________Bdllor
Business Is good here In Sanford, lung suspension of building attending
N . J. LILLARD....SecreUry-Trea*urer has been good and, according to one the war, nn entirely different situnfSL A. NEEL............ General Manager of our biggest flnunciers, the pros tlon is presented. Rent paying is now
pects are good. He says that condi the henvicst burden which n mnjorlC. L. IRWIN
tions here at this time are as good ty of the people in the larger cities
circulation mamaokr
P hone 148 up to 6 P. M.
as those of nny fall; the oply differ- havo to bear, and it is constantly
JutM Mad. Xaaira — Ayyliaadag I cnee being the uppnrcnt desire of so 1growing benvior.
Oabtan*lUa Mo* la Adfanoa
The llrst remedy thnt suggests itOaa Taar ............................................ •J-JJ many to put off paying up tflelr ob
self to the tenant’s mind is compulligations.
Dallvaiad la City Vy OanUf
The uncertainty of the pnsfc few sory rent reduction, and this will
t>q* WmI ....... ......................... Id Otati
■anld
months
shoulu not influence our a f surely ho enforced if tho present state
TW bi* I t . U lt- y a t o - — 7 , ----- ,
Uraly oorara tamlaaU Oematy aad U yaMJafeat fairs now.
As winter approaches, of affairs continues; but there is nn
rr.ry friday. A A ra rtU U . rate# «a 4 a kaawa
m applloaUsa. Damacratia la HUUaa. P " many feel the pinch, in fact we all alternative remedy, much better for
yat p u , alwaya la a lu m .
do, nnd wc all work thnt much harder, society ns a whole, and equally adember of The Associated Frees
vnntngcoun to the tenant; and that
-oAMERICA FEEDING A HUNGRY Is home ownership,
"Own your own home" is thereWORLD.
fore nn injunction of profound imTurkey Dny.
Frank A. Vnndcrlip, the distinguish parlance. The highest civic stability
ed New York banker, bus been mak can exist only in a city wherein the
Also the day for thnnks.
ing nn extended tour of Europe which largcst proportion of tho population
-otook him through the wartorn regions arc home owners. Encouragement of
Prlces may be down but they are
Of Franco anil Belgium, and through every kind should he offered—not
never out.
Germany and Austria us well, and ns merely In the form of lectures und
-o
U
„
I
.in
iinr'Uhnno
not
nH w|(h
Constantinople.
He has I......
editorials,ofbut
in the „more
substnntSucceBH .lepra,l> on backbone, not *nr
jcon L*n8t
t|]|n(,B
(ho ^
flnane|u|
,„ |,tan
c,
„
SANFORD DAILY HERALD
THE HERALD PRINTING CO., lac.
wishbone.
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..Every Cloud..
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TO THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS ■
OF SANFORDf
It js wJth n ,jeop „onso of dllty thnt
j hnvo consented to became n*candidntc for the office of City Commis- ■
sionor of the City of Sanford, bat
when 700 of my fellow-townsmen re
c,Uost it, I know of nothing elso to do.
Having been thus nominated I hero- 8
by nnnounce that I am a candidate
for tho office of City Commissioner at
the ensuing election to.be held on the
6th dny of December next, nnd pledgo
myse'f, if elected, to an impartial and
conscientious performnneo of tho dutics of tho office for the advancement
of our city nnd the welfare of its
people.
t
8
I want here to express my appreclation for the splendid petitions filed
8
placing me in nomination,
Very sincerely,
lD6-tfc
FOREST LAKE.
However threatening-, has
a silver lining for the man
with a substantial bank ac
count.
8
s
8
Employment Bureau
observer, and has written u series of ought to be so arranged that uny perinteresting letters to friends and jour- son owning a lot could borrow, at a 1
-------Ami the people of this part of Flor
rials at home. He saw the swarms fnir rate of interest, enough money The Vocational Committee of the Busida have much to lie thankful for.
of Russians, Armenians and T u rk s' tn build a homo. Thnt used to he the ‘,1L‘S8 nr,d Professional Women’s Club
---------o--------amounting to half a million in mini- cnso in most cities.
requests all young women desiring
You cumin', wave and waive the
her, who fled to the Turkish cap ital1 ,There is no better Investment in 4,111ploymont to register at the First
American l!«o nod get away with it.
when driven from their homes by the normal times then real estate loans. National Hunk, nnd business men roc
I
?
.
„nii ,,th ' erui‘l forces of war, pestilence und I Building associations and every other ulri,*ff help to consult register,
bo™, pool. o r. born rich omi oth- frm |nl,
„ ............
I
ers have turkeys given to them by
ity to examine the functioning of the courage building by supplying thu
loving friends.
various American Relief associations j cnpitn|( Hhould ho promoted. And if
---------o--------working in thuL center of distress and t|laj
fn||, (be subject is of such
Next year let ui suggest thnt unit destitution, nnd lias tire following to
importance
thut the government,
let ho made - the Thanksgiving bird say concerning them:
state,
nr
federal,
should take it up.
for Florida folks.
"Wo may he charged with shirk
If
the
American
people are to he
----------- o----------ing our political responsibilities in hnppy, contented, patriotic and per
If Ford acquires , Musflo, Shoals
,
the Near East ami with desertion manent in their abiding place, they
trust he will put the muscle In the ()f our atiH(,ci«tes
„ K. ,aU. war whlfn
must he home owners.—Lakeland,
springs of his flivver.
they came here to administer an ex Telegram.
---------o---ceedingly awkward und difficult sitDon't holler about how mi?n* i unlion. But there is nothing hut
WHEN TO ADVERTISE.
Hqunr. mil,', in Seminal, c a n ty bat
,„ r Anlork.a
|„.r wombrfu|
how many square people.
When should 1 advertise is a quesrelief work here.
---------o--------Mr. Vutiderlip said Americans had ( !‘"n
'H frequently asked by the 3 1 x 4
The American Legion are stand- signally distinguished themselves in l,r‘,8P°ctive advertiser. Should 1 adpatters, They believe llint Debs their work in behalf of the 500,01)0 , Vl,rtise when business is
good or
should remain where he in.
Russian, Armenian, iuuI Turkish refu - 1 w
business is had—when I hnvej
-------- o--------gees who fled to Constantinople. Hu ! or,ll!r" or when I need them?
j
Titusville has a factory to can continued:
| This seems liko a silly question
crabs, That's right. Either can them
"The American Red Cross has fur- ,
V4,1 il is frequently asked in exor order them out of tiro state.
nished these unfortunate refugees | IK'tly this way.
----------- o----------It seems to us that the answer dewith $10,000,000 in supplies and trans
"I will unload another enr of fresh portation. They havo been the chief pends entirely upon the way the ad
milch cows, Monday, E. E. Brady." instrument in moving refugees to vertiser views his advertising. If he
■—Ad in Ilurald. Nature fakir, by whore they could have an economic looks upon advertising purely as a
gosh!
Orlando, Fla.
life. Their work lias just censed. luxury—if he advertises merely for
---------o--------There are still tens of thousands of the pleasure of seeing his name in
If the conference functions proper refugees. There are 15,000 utterly large type, and some advertisers
ly the school teacher will no longer without means of support.
scorn to—then the time for him to ad
he allowed to teach the young how
"Every American here feels the Red vertise—if he must advertise to sut- j
to shoot.
Cross work should be continued for ii iwfy hiH vnnity—is when he has a 1
short time until these remaining re big hunk balance—when expenses do
According to a press dispatch from fugees arc able to secure subsistence not have to be watched.
Ocala, Marion county lias the great for themselves,"
But if ho looks upon advertising as I
est hogs in the south. Nothing per "The Near East Relief committee a real selling force—if he believes,
sonal, We trust.
is feeding more than 50,000 children ( as he should, that advertising prop
---------o--------in Asia Minor and the Caucasus. The , erly done will sell goods—then the
We long for the days when we \ . M. C. A, and the Y. W. I!. A. are I time for him to advertise is when he!
could huve two turkeys for Thanks doing a great efficient and noble work. needs business. The time for him to
giving and then live off the scraps for The Mcnnonites huve made a splen advertise is when lie wants to sell.
did contribution to assuage misery.
a whole week afterward.
When the daily ad brings in a raft
The International Christian Students' of orders—when workmen in the fuc---------o--------The new cattle bank at Bartow will Relief is doing one of the most valu tory arc working overt line—there i*
.
extend loans on cattle in tick-free able tasks of all. it is of vast im not the same reason or temptation to _
areas, In other words you cannot portance for the future of Europe urge salesmen to greater effort or to - R e m e m b e r t l l G O cL D D cltll,
thnt tiie torch of higher learning shall M
... imrru.L- .M r ,mr- b „ t o h y o u 2 l s t .
gel any tick if you have the tick.
tic passed on,
chases, When business is good, each
"
— ■■<>■
- ■
"There is a passion in this part of is doing enough whether he is doing
Honesty might be the best policy the world for education; the means
I
bul wit Ii all those cold storage tu r ore pitifully lacking, No contributions his share or not.
Rut when the mail is light —when
keys <»n band we cannot see why they ure hotter place dttmn those for stu
mechanics
are idle—when employees
are so high in this part of tin* world. dent relief. The influence of the old
are
being
laid
off—then is the time
---------o-------American colleges here for good is be when salesmen must lie
urged to
The ten story hotel at Orlando will yond measure.
greater effort to bring conditions
cost a million dollars, they say. That's
"All these efforts to help Immunity hack to normal.
$100,000 n story. Hut few writers get in a pitiful plight, hut still a human
A casual student of advertising will
$1,000 a story. The hammer is ity that is tremendously worth help
tell you thnt advertising has decreas
mightier than the pen.
ing, give America n unique prestige. ed with the gradual slump in busi
----------- o----------[ believe we should go on with our
CORRECTED TO NOV. 10, 1021
ness thnt has taken place during the
efforts
und continue to deserve Unit
Just ns we thought, that Florida
Inst nine months. He will draw the 1
Iwih impressed the world that it was prestige.
Southbound
conclusion from this thnt advertisers tr
"America is the hope of the world
Departs
not all swamp, the December Cosmo
Arrlvo
advertise when business is good and
2:46 n.m.
politan prohibition article tends to nnd nowhere more so than in this part cut their advertising when business No. 83 . ........ 2:30 n.m.
8:40 n.m.
make them believe It Is quite soggy. of the world. Let us redeem that is had. Hut the clear minded observer No. 27.. ........
hope and bring it to 11 living runlizuNo. 91.. ........ 1:18 p.m.
1:38 p.m.
----------- 0-------- -—
who analyzes carefully will tell you
3:20 p.m.
If Pinellas county can milk the tlon among those needy anil distracted Hint ulthough the total amount of No. 89.. ........ 2:55 p.tn.
j people of the Near East. Let us car
No.
85.. ........ 0:55 p.m.
7:10 p.m.
state for $100,000 for bridges, why ry on."
advertising has shrunk, the old dtuddon't. Seminole and Lake put in a
in-tho-wool (intelligent advertisers
----------- o----------Northbound
plea—nnd prayer for the cost of the
are still running ads nnd that the
OWN A HOME
Depurts
Arrive
new Wekiwn bridge? We built our
shrinkage is due to the fuc* that
No. 82. ........ 1:48 n.m.
2:03 a.m.
roads without statu aid the same us
The "own-n-home" propaganda is
No. 84.. ........11:45 n.m.
12:05 p.m.
.Pinellas.
presented in a now and interesting out.
2:55 p.m.
No. 80..
The big advertisers—advertisers No. 02..
light by the tlgurcs showing the com4'05 p.m.
punitive number of owned and rented who have demonstrated the value of No. 28.. ........ 10:00 p.m.
homes in twenty-one American cities 1 advertising—who know how to adA THANKSGIVING PUDDING
of over 100,(100 population. In New 1vertiso—are still in evidence and m tl
Trilby Branch
York H7.:i per cent of the population many cusch have increased
ratliur i
Dopurta
Arrlvo
Break into small pieces 1 packlive
in
rented
qqunrtcrn.
Iq
Des
(
than
diminished
the
amount
of
ndxjvj0
j
00
7:00
n.m.
xNo, 100.
ago Non-Such Mince Meat, dust l|
Moines,
[own,
which
shows
the
lowest
vertising
they
do.
3:25
p.m.
xNo.
24..
lightly with flour; add I cup L
Tho
business
world
is
made
up
of
x^
0<
jpg
percentage
of
renters
in
the
list
of
7:00
a.m.
xNo.
158..
suet chopped fine. Sift togoth- £
two clusses of men: mun with cour- No. 22..
cities quoted, the figures are -18.1).
7:0Q n m
cr 1 cup flour nnd 2 tablespoons
brown sug ar._Enough milk-to
1
are in a clear majority. Tenant’s o r - ! men of courage do 80 per cent or
Lceaburg Branch
make a thick hnlter. Put in
ganirations ure bacomiijg popular more of all business that is dons
Departs
Arrlvo
|
cups covered w|th greased pa
everywhere,
nnd
they
are
forcing
xNo.
157.
per. Steam 2 hours. Sorvo hot
I
No. 21. ......... 2:50 p.m.
with liquid sauca.
xNo.
101. ......... 5:60 p.m.
Also try thu delicious Flotf
xNo. 26.
Brand Apple Sauce,
In the majority In all the larger clt- who do have thu marked advantage . No. 22. ......... 7:00 p.m.
ii i ios, It la cany to Imagino what'm ight of lessened competition.
Oviedo Branch
I happen if they were to ’draw their o r -1 This seems like an imrlUgbrit
gunlzatloti linos tight enough and thought. If you think it is, now is xNo. 120........... 7:45 p.m.
Phones 497-494
take
to possession of the city govern- [ the time to advertise.—Thu Pride- xNo. 127...........
3:40 p.m.
WBLAKA BLOCK
nti. And there is nothing on earth mark.
| *—Dally, except Sunday.
mentl
PEERLESS TIRES
GUARANTEED
First National Bank
A COMMUNITY BUILDER
| F. P. Forster, Pres.
B. F. Whitner, Cashier
mi
PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS
DIRECTORY OF SANFORD
You Can Find the Name of Every Live Pro
fessional and Business Man in
Sanford in This Column
30x3 Non-Skid $ 7.90
LAWYERS
CONTRACTORS
30x3 Vi Non-Skid 9.90
S. 0. Shinholser i«
George A. DeCottes
32x3Vi Non-Skid 14.90
Attorney-at-Law
Contractor and Builder "
Over Seminole County Bank
SANFORD
* •:* -:- FLORID!
Non-Skid 15.90 SANFORD
-:- FLORIDA
32x4 Non-Skid 16.90
Construct*!! Ca
HARTFORD BATTERY Sanford
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDER!
33x4 Non-Skid 17.90
“Battery Insurance” Planes nnd Specifications CheerfiDj
Furnished
34x4 Non-Skid 18.90
Sold and Serviced by
All Work Guaranteed
H. T. PACE
P. 0. Boi M
Edw. Higgins, Inc.
Haight & Wieland
PURE WATER
W . R . L in k T ir e C o .
GARAGES
Elder Springs Water,
Smith Bros. Garage Phone 311-W99.98% PURESanford, Fk
SPORTSMEN
Have a look at the
Winchester Window.
THE BALL HARD
WARE CO.
OIL ’EM BOYS
SeaSOll OpeilS NOV. 20th.
l' 1
THE BALL HARD
WARE COMPANY
TRAIN SCHEDULE
1 fc j’
!
D ea n e T u rn er
•V
Expert Repairing
OIL, GAS and ACCESSORIES
Onk and Ftrat
WARD & RIVE
LORD'S PURITY
WATER
AS GOOD AS THE BEST
GENERAL REPAIR WORK ON ALL Dally Service
MAKES OF CARS
Old Ford Gnrngc
West First St.
Geo. W. Knight
Real Estate and Insurance
SANFORD
-:-
Phan* III
SANFORD NOVELTY
WORKS
V. C. COLLER, Prop.
FLORIDA
General Shop and Mill
Work
..Employment Bureau..
The vocational committee of the Busi
CONTRACTOR and BUILDEI
ness and Professional Women’s Club
requests all young women destring 517 Commercial Street Sanford, D*
employment to register ut the First
National Bunk.
AGNES G. BERNER, Chairman
TRANSFER
D. F. SUMNER
PAINTER
LET ME FAIMT YOUR HOUBE
Will Contract or T . k . Job by tho Hour
PHONE 111
U* LAUREL AVE.
Sanford Machine #
Foundry Co.
Gcncrnl Machine nml Boiler Works
Automobile Flywheel Steel Gear
bands In stock
Crank Shafts Re-turned
“WE DELIVER THE GOODS'
Quick Service Transfer
Storage Facilities
If we please you, tell others; if *»
tell ua. Phone 498
HOTELS
Hotel Montezuma
"Sanford’s New Hotel”
SI .SO Up Per Day
Sanford Steam Laundry
FOR SERVICE
Call 14G-J
W. RAWLING, Prop.
Acteylene Welding
OF ALL KINDS
Sanford Welding Co.
Located io Eagle Bldg., 205 Oak Ave.
GILLON &
FRY
INSURANCE
N. Y. LIFE INS. CO.
Electrical Contractors
W. T. ROBERTS, Agent
Phone 442
111 Park Ave
Office supplier of all kl
Herald Printing Co. Whei
Sanford
Florida anything in thla llnu aee 1
We have It or cai^ get IL
-G e t your Scratch Pada from Tha
herald—by the pound—15c.
Try a Herald,"VYant Ad today.
—
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THE SANFORD DAILY flE R A LD , THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1921
In and
About
t
at The City <£
Mltle HappenlM*
Mention of
Molten l» Brief
pergonal Iteme
of Interest
V*
th e w ea th er
For Florida: Probnbly lo
cal showers tonight or to
morrow; no chnngo in tem
perature,
Thanksgiving di/y.
In the best city In the world.
With the bright sun shining and
all is peace nnd prosperity.
Seems funny not to havo a football
game of some sort today in Sanford.
LENACLARKEJURY
HAS BEEN SELECT’D
AFTFR MANY DAYS]
Summary of the
Floating Small
Talks Succinctly
Arranged for
Herald Readers
DEAD SILENCE GREETED READ
ING OF THE INDICT
MENT
i--------
TEMPERATURE
(t lr The A M oclM rd P re s .)
ORLANDO, Nov. 24.—The Jury to
try Lena Clnrko nnd Baxter Patterson
charged with tho murder of Fred Miltimorc was completed hero today af
ter two and a half days spent In tho
selection. There was dead silence as
the stato attorney, Joseph Jones read m
the indictment.
Thnt good old summer timo
hangs with us arid with the.
gintle showers nnd tho real
ly hot woather it don’t look
much like Thanksgiving-*but wo have so much to bo
thankful for here in this
tight little county of Semi
nole thnt regnrdlcss of tho
weather wo can all go to
church this morning and
give thanks to the Maker
of All Things for tho many
blessings bestowed upon
us.
Thanksgiving
Day
means so much to every
American nnd regardless of
whether it is hot or cold
wo nro THANKFUL TO
DAY TI1AT WE LIVE IN
SANFORD.
5:10 A. M. NOV. 21, 1021
Maximum .................... 82
Minimum ...................... 04
Range ........................... 07
Barometer ...................30.11
Rain ................................... 13
Calm and elenr.
Walk on Left Side
of Road When There
is No Sidewalk Built
Rule Should Re Observed and Many
Lives Saved
W
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6-room Bungalow, well located, $4,000
2-story, 5-room house, new....... 3,750
Small 5-rm. cottage, well located 2,750
New 5-room cottage with large
rooms ,on brick ro a d ........ 4,200
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Terms
Terms
Terms
Terms
A. P. CONNELLY
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C L A S S IF IE D A D S
FOR SALE
MEETINGS
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1 COMING WEEK NOVEMBER 28
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I Melville’s Comedians i
WANTED
Bananas!
LOST—Golf bag, con
taining sticks and the
barrel of a gun, Satur
day afternoon. Reward
if returned to Philip R.
Andrew, Celery Avenue.
Phone 371-Q
208-tfc
AMERICAN LEGiON
The Opening Play
I
“WHEN DREAMS COME TRUE”
:
PRICES
J Adults........ .........35c
Children.............25c
20c AND 25c A D0Z.
Bananas!
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HB1. 1
LET US HELP YOU SOLVE YOUR XMAS PROBLEMS
Mr. It. J. Holly:
Enclosed find clipping from "Amer
ican City" relative to foot traffic on
streets which nre paved but no side
walks. This applies to Union avenue,
Lieut. 11. A. Bivlne, of Arcndin, Is
Celery nvenuo, Sanford avenue south
spending a few days
here as tho
of 10th street, French avenue, Golds
guest of Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Hern
boro street and West First, street hi j
don.
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Sanford. A paragraph ia your paper , i
along this lino may save somebody’s ]George C. Shnnnon, of St. Louis,
life.
Mo., representing the Curlee Cloth
FRED T. WILLIAMS.
ing Co., was a business visitor hero
The nrticlo follows:
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yesterday.
"Pedestrians who use the- slate high
ways in rural sections nro urged to
fa Id M IQ S t f t Ra h
Don't forget the dance at tho city
walk on the left side of the highway.
FOR S A L E
pavilion tonight. You do not need to
“ By walking on the left side, thu
Have
it
per
all
the
time
nnd
much
as
the
go away for a good timo.
pedestrian will always see approach
force would like to take the day wo ing ears, for he will he facing them.
right at homo.
ennnot do it and hold our job. And When walking on the right sido ho.
11. G. Brumby, of Atlnntn, Gn., rep- then our readers and our advertisers must trust the sight and skill of tho
rtsenting the Dixie Hosery Co,, wns appreciate our efforts to give them a drivers of cars and otiier vehicles.
in tin- city yesterday calling on his real daily every day.
“One of the most important reasons INSTANT RELIEF WITH A SMALL
for such a movement is the safety of
local customers.
TRIAL BOTTLE OF OLD
CITY LOTS—EASY PAYMENTS
LOOKED I.IKE REAL THING
night travelers. A man on foot cun
"ST. JACOBS OIL"
Other DcHirublc Ileal Estate. We can Suit any Inquiry
see an approaching car long before it
Every man and ins brother must
Scones at Ellis Island, showing im reaches him because of the lights,
have gone hunting this morning, The
Rheumatism is "pain" only.
lb-raid office seems to ho tho only portant episodes in the action of "Tho but the driver of a motor vehicle can
Nut one ease in fifty requires inter
I,and of Hope," Aljre Brady’s Intest not see a pedestrian at night until ho nal treatment. Stop drugging! Rub
place open in the city.
production, wore taken under great is almost upon him.
soothing penetrating "St, Jacobs Oil"
This idea has been tried out in var right into your sore, stiff, aching,
Sam Murrell, who is attending difficulties^
Tho star nnd twenty members of her ious ways, nnd it is a big improvement Joints, and relief comes instantly, "St.
Stetson University nt
DeLand, Is
spending the week-end hero with his enst wore several times mistaken for over tho present practice of walking Jacobs Oil" Is a harmless rheuma
parents, Captain nnd Mrs. K. R. Mur real immigrants and subjected to long on either side of the highway.”
tism linimunt which nover disappoints
cross-questlonong by minor attaches
nnd ennnot burn tho skin.
rell.
OPENING DANCE TONIGHT
of the immigration bureau. ,
Limber up! Quit complniningt Got
AT CITY PAVILION
Maybe some of those high priced
Types chosen for theso scones wore
a small trial bottle of old, honest "St,
BY AMERICAN LEGION Jacobs Oil" at any drug store, and in
‘turkeys will come down in timo for naturally porsons who can play imt'lnssified advertisements, 5 centa a lino. No ad taken for Iota than
the lamplo to enjoy them noxt week, migrants of the poorer classes, nnd
just a moment you'll he free from
25 cents, und positively no classified ads charged to anyone, Casa
The opening dance of the city pa rheumatic pain, soreness and stiffness.
Turkeys taste good any time in sen- 0,,(;0 ^ o y mingled with the thousands
must accompany all orders. Count five words to a line and remit ac
son. There are a plenty of wild ones w^° nrc waiting at Ellis Island to ho vilion will take plncc tonight when Don’t suffer! Relief awaits you. “St.
cordingly.
„|80
I admitted to Now York, it was nearly the American Legion puts on the first Jacobs Oil" is just as good for sci
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' impossible to distinguish nnd separate of the season at the new place ton atica, neuralgia, lumbago, backache,
FOR RENT—Rooms and kitchonottos,
the lake front. The pavilion has just sprains.—Adv,
them.
Shirley Apt., opp. Postoffico. 205-0p
James Higgins, of llAincs City, wns
"The Land of Hope" which comes been completed nnd tho live wires of
FOR SALE—By owner, handsome FOR RENT—Ono
furnished bed
the guest of his mother, Mrs. Mary to the Star theatre tonight presents
the Americnn Legion conceived the
NOTICE.
homo furnished, modern conveni
room, also garage. 110 Laurel Avo.
Higgins yesterday, coming over to Miss Brady in the role of a Polish
idea of opening tile new structure
199-tfc
The regular meeting of the Worn- ences, garage and benring grovo; also
attend the buffet supper givea by immigrant gil l who wins success and
with a dance on Thanksgiving night. an’s Auxiliary to the American Leg- 8omt b ^ 'U fu l homo sites in n grove
Bed
room,
311
Park
nveFOR
RENT
Mrs Henry Wight and Miss Sara hnppln‘c ^ " in 'theWnmi'nf he"r'‘adoption. They have engaged tho Star Orches
—
Box 110, Altamonte
on a lake.
ion,
will
be
held
Fridny
afternoon
nt
Might in honor of Miss Adelaide
A......
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i.......„m
(,0
„
two.
178-tfc
nue.
An added attraction wi
tra which is snying much and you
Springs, Flu.
11-3-linoc
Higgins.
3:15 in thu Woman’s Club room. KlccFOR RENT—Furnished rooinj 411
part Century Comedy.
will think so after you have enjoyed ..
,
,
,
,
.
H .
,
Mon of officers for the ensuing year, : FOR SALE—Belgian hares, Apply
204-Gtp
Pnrk Ave.
their excellent music.
.
.
. . ,
to Geo. Moro, 811 Elm uvc. Phone
, . . ,,
.
.
,
Every member is urged to he prosFrank Akers nays th0 dinner nnd
5511
Tonight after you Imvo enjoyed
.
...
ll)G-tfdh FOR RENT- -Suburban home.
, . ,
.
.
»,
cut nnd to bring n now member with 254.
vaudeville at the Valdez hotel Monday
107tfc
perfect day go down toi tho city p a -1 ^
308-J.
PRESIDENT.
FOR SALE—Dining table, walnut bed
night will lie something out of ordi
vilion and take in tho dance where |
and springs. Cull 30S-J.
200-tfc FOR RENT—Fcrndnlo Apartments,
nary, and the members will enjoy it
the waves of old Lake Monroe semi
furnished or unfurnished. Seo Mrs.
I Looks like the high school and col FOR SALE—Ono Florence Automat
as they have never enjoyed any a f
you a greeting and tho cooling breozL.
G. I/ovoless, in Muisch block, 305
lege girls are going to run dame
ic 3-burner oil stovo with muntul
fairs before. Let Frank know If you
es blow while you enjoy a night of
Enst
First St. Phono 295-L1 lOltfc
fashions decree that rolled stockings and oven. Call 415-W.
204-tfc
want a plate or a tnblo reserved.
real pleasure.
FOR
RTvNT—Light
housekeeping
nnd see-more petticoats should be FOR SALE—Ono Daisy churn. Call
PARISH HOUSE KALENDAR.
rooms
and
unfurnished
rooms, 1020
wogn.
11BAY.
201-tfc East Second St.
GRAMMAR SCHOOL ENTERTAIN
The Daily Herald comes out just
Holy Cross Parish House
207-4tp
MENT
the same today nlthouglt- severnl of
Nov. 27.—Brotherhood of St. An
FOR SALE—Two story business
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
building. Apply to tho owner, Klcn FOR RENT—2 bed rooms and kitch
the smaller dailies of tho state nro drew Dinner.
enette, furnished for light house
One of tho best programs over giv
Ares, 805 0th St.
205-tfc
taking a vacation. The Daily Hernld | Dec. 1-2.—Holy Cross Bazaar.
We have not lost any part of our
keeping.
014 West Second street,
en by school talent in this city was
believes in giving the renders a p n -. Dec. 0-7.—All Soul’s Bnzunr.
plant, but wish to inform our ninny FOR SALE—Cabbage and lettuce
the "Hotter English program present
plants. Sco R. F. Orenslmw at tho FOR RENT—House of 8 rooms nnd
friends and tho public thnt wo are in
ed by the Grammar School Friday,
bath. 1022 Oak nvomiu.
207-5tc
postoffico.
200-tfc
a position to figure on your cement
»aiiiiisiisis»aBiiiisisisiSBiiisBassD>o>i>i°l4iniIKI1"
November 18th.
sidewalk work, and furnish any kind COTTAGES FOR SALE, RENT OR
Tho orchestra played and tho grades
TRADE—J. Musson.
20G-3te
of cement building blocks or concrete
filed in in wonderful order. Miss Mil
building material.—MIRACLE CON FOR SALE—at a genuine bargain, (10 WANTED—Customers for fresh milk,
ieu brought thorn to attention and
morning and evening deliveries,—R.
CRETE CO., J. E. TERWILLHGER,
acres rich hnmmock land, 250 bear
there was a thrill and a tear as wo
L.
Garrison. Phono 8711. 109-St-Tu
Prop, Phone 244-4.
203-3tc ing i>rnng« and grapefruit troes, near
saw 400 school children salute Old
WANTED—Sottled
man for grocory
Geneva on tho Sanford-Gcnovn high
Glory and pledge allegiance to our
store.
Apply
nt
Herald
office.
way. For particulars nddress Box
country.
207-comp.
410, St. Augustine, Fin.
207-Ctc
Miss Mlllen, tho Hplcndid principal
FOR SALE—2(1 head of good, frhsh
of the Grammar school, presided and
milch cows, all with young calves.
the program progressed without de
Como early and got tho boat.—E. E,
lay, it seemed not a mere program
Brady’s Stable.
207-ltp
but a natural sequenco to tho ob
servance
of
Good
English
week.
FOR SALE—Twin Indian motorcycle
'Under Auspices
The playlet given by tho Eighth
with side car. Inquire Ford Ser
grndo was interesting in themo nnd
vice Station.
207-4tp
execution. Twulve romnrkubly good
GENUINE
FROSTPROOF CABposters wore presented by different
huge plants.
Lending varieties.
children on Good English, in contest A car load of Ripe Bananas on
Immediate shipments,
Satisfaction
fqr a prize offered by tho Welfare
guaranteed. Cash with orders. Post
the
track
by
express
office,
opDepartment of tho Woman’s Club. All
A special invitation is extended to ladies to attend the peipaid 200—50c; 500—$1.00; 1,000—
posters deserved honorable montlon en for sale. $1.00 and up a
$1.75.
Express Inrgo strong plants
Subscribers t j tho Daily Herald
formance on Monday night, ns one lady is admitted free on
but first was given to Parks Urq1.000—
$1.25.
Wholesale $1.00 por 1,- should nsk ' >r a receipt when the
bunch.
hurt, and second to Virgil MncAlcxour opening night when accompanied by one paid ticket.
000. Klondyku and Missionary straw carrier bny ■olloct from you. It ie
andor.
berry plants, postpaid, 500—$2.50; thu only protection you have in casa
1.000— $4.75.—Southern "Plant Special-1 the carrier changer.ny_there-happons
A man is as old us he feels. Wheji
1st, Madison, Fla.
208-10tp 1 to be a mistake tn the account. Each
ybur clutciT bogins to ilfp, try some
thing you know will stop it—or else Car must be sold In two days. FOR SALE—Lettuce plants, B. I. carrier boy Is supplied with receipt
Lake, Lake Monroe, Fla.
208-3tp hooka, and Is commanded to give a
do some experimenting.
Come early and get the bargains. TYPEWRITER Bnrgafnsl Under receipt by tha Herald. Sea that yo’t
woods, Remingtons, Smiths, Coron rot your receipt nt the end of each
Still, government’s effort to dry
m
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as, Royals, Monarchs, Olivers, $20 to week if you are paying that way.
will know how many hooks to expect
$00. Wo buy, sol), repair, exchange,
an American camp by tho gallows
After u man has tramped for six
Tumpu Book A Stationery Co., 513
| cluttering up tho promises.
Franklin St., Tninpu, Fin.
2Q9-3tc weeks looking for a Job, ho realizes
thut ho hasn’t as unconquerable sole.
Tho policy of disarmament has pro
gressed to tho point where very few
FOB RENT—2 furnlihcil bed rooms.
people now say "milltaryism."
The world newe the day It happena,
|
Including War Tax
Phone 437-W, corner Elm & Third delivered nt your door each evening,
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105-tfc 16c the weak.
Sell It with a Herald Want Ad.
■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ Street.
Mr. nnd Mrs. J. Holmes, of Gales
burg, Ind., are spending dome time
hrn1 nt the Montezuma.
irt'
FOR RENT
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Daily Herald
IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST
VEGETABLE SECTION
NUMBER 210
SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1921
V O L U M E II
CROWN PRINCE HIROHITO
SUCCEEDS TO THE THRONE
OF JAPAN AS REGENT
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,
JURY DRAWN
WITNESS ARE
NOW HEARD
STRIKING CIGAR MAKERS
Emperor
hihito in Bad Physical Condition
F orm er
Marines Reproduce Battle of the Wilderness
i o s k
Lena Clarke-Militmore
Murder Case on at
Orlando
w i l l go t o w o r k in
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( l l r T h e A a a n r ln t r d l'r r a a )
TAMPA, Nov. 25.—Tho (striking
cigar makers nro holdinjc a mass
meeting today in which it 'a said is
preparatory to deciding whether to
1return to work. Tho manufacturers
- c]a|m »Rnt three hundred returned to
j WOfk y08tcrday.
THE FIRST WITNESS
for m any y e a r s
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---------REPORTED THAT h e HAD
SICAL AND MENTAL
CALLED IN TRIAL THAT HOLDS
SOUTH FLORIDA’S
INTEREST
hreakdow n
(llr T h r
St. Louis Broker
Confesses to Crime
of Counterfeiting
A a a n r ln t r d l 'r r a a )
ORLANDO, Nov. 26.—Tho defdnso
TOKIO, Nov. 25.—Crown Prince
got in testimony in trinl of Lena
Hiruhito has been designated regent
Clarke, and Ilaxter Patterson today
thnt tho woman refunded nnd other
of Japan.
.
wise recovered nil but a fow hundred
Had Gone Into Bankruptcy for Large
of the $.'<2,000 allegod to bo missing
Designation of crown prince ns ra
Above, part of the column of 5,000 United Slates marines on their march from Fredericksburg. Vu., to Wilderness
Sum
gout follows reports in circulation.for
Run, where purl of tho lluttlw of the Wilderness was roprodueeil Itelow. a portable radio otitllt which they used. Al from tho mails.
Tho jury which will try tho two for
about a year that Emperor Yoshihito
the right, Brig. Gen. Smcdley Ilutler, lit command of the marines and marching like one of them.
( l l r T h r A aa u e ln lr< ) l'r r a a )
their lives on chnrgcs of murdoring
was in bad physical condition. A dis
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 25.—G. V. HalliFred P. Miltimore is composed of E.
patch to a Honolulu nowspapor last day, n broker whose firm recently
C. Canada, A. I \ Whitman, L. J .
May said it was roported ho suffered went into bankruptcy with liabilities j
Jacobs, Hrynnt Hodges, A. C. Rollins,
a mental physical breakdown, nnd listed nH over one hundred and forty i
J. O. Welch, J. B. Reddltt, J. R .
there had been rumors ho was dead thousand dollars, confessed early toRnuss, II. II. Osteen, I). O. Cole, T. J.
day, according to the police, that ho
but these were denied.
Kenney
and A. M. Hancock.
counterfeited a million and half dol
Rev.
nnd
Mrs. A. T. Clarko, aged
lars worth of Interim Certificates of
FELIX PHILLIES DEAD.
pnronts
of
Lonn,
listened attentively
French government bonds tytd passed
-------to
the
reading
of
tho
charges against
$011,000 of them on St. Louis banks in
I l l y T h r A a a o e ln lr d l ’r r a a )
N EW BATTLESHIPS COULD HE their daughter yesterday. It required
BERLIN, Nov. 25.—Tho death of an effort to liipiidate his losses. Har
CONVERTED INTO
ten minutes to read the lengthy indictFelix Phillips, the author, Is announc ry Turner, editor of tho bi-monthly
LINERS
meat.
magazine here; Paul Murphy, maga
ed today.
Judge Andrews then instructed tho
zine solicitor, are being held in con
WASHINGTON,
Nov.
25.—Ameri.jurors
as to their conduct, especially
nection with the case.
Says Friends and Allies
can officials are giving some thought enjoining them not to read tho nowsGAINESVILLE, Nov. 25.—It is to the possibility of salvaging as non- papers. Court was adjourned at noon
Should Stand To
JURY TONIGHT IN CASE
poor economy to neglect livestock combatant naval or as commercial yesterday until 2:15 when the taking
OF TAMPA HOLD UP
gether
during the winter in the opinion of craft the three new battleships now of testimony was begun.
MEN NOW ON TRIAL
Prof. J. M. Scott, of tho Florida Ex- afloat, hut which would not bo comperiment Station. Livestock left to pletcd under Secretary Hughes’ nuvul
Testimony In the ense of Lonn
( l l y T h r A a a n r ln t r il I ’r m t
rustic
for
their
own
sustinenco
during'limitation
and
reduction
plan.
They
Clnrke
nnd Baxter II. I’attorson boTAMPA, Nov. 25.—Tho trial of
the
period
of
the
year
whoa
pasturare
hopeful
that,
in
fixing
tho
methgnn
yesterday
afternoon at 2:45 when
Philip, I.icata, DeWltt Adams, on the !
-------HEALTH CONDITIONS WILL HE charge of attempting to hold up a ARMY AND NAVY HAD DW1NDI.- ngo is insufficient, become stunted mis of scrapping, tho conferees will Carey Hand, tin first witness for tho
SO GOOD THAT DEATH WILL
nnd can never agnin rognin their not mnko an arbitrary rule that would stnte, was called to tho stand. Court
ED AFTER THE
payrool automobile hero, was resum
HE STAYED
require the ships to lie sunk or other adjourned shortly before fi o’clock
WAR
health and vigor they lose, he said.
ed oday after Thanksgiving recess
wise totally destroyed.
nfter three i»tnt« witnesses had testi
with the predictions that the case will
<I I > T h r A a a o r ln t v d l 'r r a a )
It is possible, shiphiulidng exports fied nnd W. I’. Brannon, United States
( l l y T h r A a a o e ln lr d l'r r a a )
go
to
the
jury
tonight
or
tomorrow.1
NEW YORK, Nov. 25.—In ono hun
asserted yesterday, that the Colorado, Postal Inspector .called to the stand
NEW YORK, Nov. 25.—Premier
dred and fifty years from now health The court announced thnt night ses Ilrinnd was a passenger on the steam
Washington and tin* West Virginia by tin* stnte, bad testified beforo
sions would ho held, if necessary, to
could In* converted into serviceable Judge Andrews with the jury excused
ship Paris sailing today for Havre on
conditions of this country will bo so finish before Sunday.
liners for commercial purposes only. from tho room in order that tho adhi trip home after outlining the p<>good that tho averago person will live
The
manner in which bnttleships nro missnhility of bis testimony regard
it
ion
of
France
in
regard
to
tho
limi
a hundred years, according to several
God give us men; nnd then help us
put together, it was said, would make ing a confession made to postal in
tation of armament before tho Washto piovide jobs for them
Red Cross statistical experts.
this a mechanical possibility without spectors by Lena Clarke in tho Orington arms conference.
PREMIER GEORGE AND PREMIER undue expense. Or, it was said, they nngc county jail, might be pnssed
might be
NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 25.—Dis
CRAIG TALK OYER TUB
"• turned into repair or hospi „„„„ I,y
Amlri-wH l,o(oro II >v«.
, f„r th„ fled ,, nlthoURh tho . „
Jllry.
tal
ships
claiming any wish to reply to the ad
IRISH QUESTION
high cost of poerations might pro- * Tho testimony of Carey Hand, tho
dress of Lord Cursoon, at London
yesterday, urging France not to pur
elude
this expedient.
( l l r T h e A a a o r ln lr d l'r r a a )
undertaker who had taken charge of
sue tho "isolated, individualistic pol LONDON, Nov. 25.—Premier Lloyd } Tho question of just how ships slat- the body of F. A. Miltimore on tho
icy," Ilrinnd declared this is no time George and Premier Craig of Ulster ed to lie scrapped are to lie dealt with night he wns found with a bullet In
for argument "between friends nnd met today in conference which, nc- was not treated in Secretary Hughes' his heart, served to cstnhiish the nnAllies." Urinn pointed out, however, cording to vidw held in officinl circles 1proposals. That matter was specific- ture of the wound, ete. G. W. Farlar,
Arthur J. Balfour, head of the marks one of the final stages of tho ally reserved for joint determination, the dispatching clerk nt tho West
Only Had a Few Hours to Spend Here But Will Re thnt
British arms delegation, and all other Irish negotiations, conceded to bo presumably after tho main points of
Palm Rench pontnfTIce, followed Mr.
delegates agreed tho French position verging on a break. It is understood the holiday and limitation agreement
turn in a Few Weeks
Hand to the stnnd nnd testified ns to
was exceptional. Ilrinnd added that a statement agreed upon between tho had been settled.
l As to the possible commercial value the incidents just prior to the disapFranco had already reduced army and two premiers hns been drawn up.
Sanford is attracting tho nttontion spent several hours hero and were so
of the bnttleships after reconstruction, pearnneo of $.'12,000 from tho West
during the war let the nnvy dwindle.
of capitalists ns novor beforo. Our grcntly impressed with all that they
it was stated they might be turned Pnlm Bench postnfTIro on July 26.
wonderful location at tho head of nav saw nnd heard that they will return
' into passenger or enrgo carrying ships Tho witness spoko In a volco hardly
UNCLE SAM IS A CHRISTIAN
igation on tho St. Johns rivor, our soon and if further investigations jus
by the removal of armor belts, guiiB distlngulshnb’ s nnd nmld the de
thousands of acres of winter vcAo- tify their impressions gained today
1and turrets nnd would have an ocono- fense’s constant interruptions ha
MIAMI, Nov. 25.—After discus
tablcs, our general farming nnd fruit they will erect a big tourist hotel in
mlc speed of perhaps sixteen to uigh- seemed to grow stendlly moro con
growing nnd kindred products nnd in tho vicinity of Snnford. They nro \V. sion nt tho Sundny evening oervice of
fused. Ho wns* dismissed after tho
the First Christian church here re
1117 D I P C T P I R F teon knotH- There •* « ,nck of ships
dustries, wholesale distributing nnd Ford, an architect of Clarksburg, and
D I D i l i u l l i l l V l j of this class, it was added, in tho ex defenso counsel nroso to inquire If
cently of tho question, 'I's Uncle
manufacturing ia making n big city builder of note; Chns. E. Lnmbord,
the stnto were trying to Imponch its
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isting Amerlenn merchant murine.
Sam n Christian?’’ sixty-five per
here. And in tho genoral rush of this former secretary of tho Clarksburg
own witness, ns the stnte endenvored
cent of those voting east their ballots CARGO LOADERS AND HANDLERS
business thu tourist hotel idea has Chamber of Commerce and a man who
to get his testimony beforo the Jury.
Huntsville Fire
WALKED OUT
not been exploited ns it should hnvo hnH holped in tho building of that in the nITirmntivo.
I Miss Edna Johnson, the registry
TODAY
I
Destroys Property
been for Sanford and contiguous ter city, and E. II. Jackson, a real estate
e'erk nt tho West Pnlm Bench postritory offers more for tho tourist than dealer nnd builder of note of Now Ten Per Cent
olTlee, was called next The two empty
Loss
of
$200,000
( l l y T h r A H i t r l n l r d l'r r a a )
any other section of Floridn. Hero York City.
money hags found beneath the doad
In
Freight
Rates
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 25.—Tho
there nro hundreds of miles of navi Those gentlemen with their associ
( l l r T h r A a a it r ln f r d l'r r a a )
body
of Miltimore, stolen from the'
on Farm Products port of New Orleans was completely HUNTSVILLE, Ala., Nov. 25.— mail pouch
gable river, of creeks, of fresh water ates are building a hotel and golf
nt West Pnlm Bench and!
tied up today when from twelve to Flro early today destroyed Spring City
lakes inland, of pino forests, of good links and country club at Miami and
containing
$112,000,
wero identified by
paved roads, of good railroad trans aro building a club house and hotel Carriers Make New Proposal to Inter fifteen thousand cargo loaders nnd Milling Co., Swift & Co.'h plant; W. her as the ones sho had placed In tho
handler
walked
out
on
a
strike
in
state Commerce Commission
S. Smith Mercantile establishment
portation nnd miles of forests filled and golf links for the Now York Ath
sympathy
with
tho
scrowmon
who
letic
Club
and
hnvo
sovoral
other
pro
dutnaged
adjoining structures, causing pouch on the afternoon of July 20 un
with game just as tho streams and
der the registered number of 070, re
struck
on
Mondny.
About
seventy
WASHINGTON,
Nov.
24.—A
ten
n loss estimated at $200,000,
lakes are filled with fish nnd from jects of this kind nt present, and have
corded by tho U. S. rotary lock. Sho
ships in port are awaiting cargoes.
per
cent
reduction
in
curload
freight
been
engaged
In
this
lino
of
work
for
every standpoint of tho visitor to tho
rates on farm products, coupled^with Tho public cotton warehouse und ten
Hungary appears to ho Ilupsburg- testified thnt Lena Clark had been In
•tale Sanford looks hotter us a great many years.
tho office nt the tlmo nnd to tho fnct
reduction in rnilrond wages, wns pro- private warehouses hnvo been closed. Inr-proof.
They
know
what
it
means
for
any
tourist resort.
thnt the pouch hnd boon unlocked by
plnce
to
hnvo
suitable
hotel
necommo-1
posed
by
the
carriers
to
tho
Interstate
T. S. Huff, a former resident knows
Miss Clarko nnd hat n rcglnterod let
the possibilities of Sanford ns few datioiiH firHt nnd the proper amuse- j Commorcc Commission yesterday ns a
ter
added to tho contents, tho rotary
know them for ho hns made a study monts second and the best location to substitute for tho order of tho comlock
registering *ho number 077. Sho
of conditions hero for many years. givo the guests what they want. This [ mission dnted October 20, reducing
appenred reluctant In her testimony
is
their
first
trip
to
Florida
nnd
they
ratos
on
hay
nnd
grain
shipments,
As a resident nnd fnrmer for somo
The substitute schedules would be
nnd the sintes' attorney naked, her. If__
time, ns a visitor, as an investor ho think it is the grentest place in tho
country.
This
Is
merely
a
hasty
visit
[effective
for
an
experimental
period
sho hnd talked with King, an omploye
has mndo survoys that arc invaluable
and
Sanford
l»
fortunate
to
get
thorn-0f
nix
monthn.
Thu
commission
was
of tho postoffico nnd n ftlend of Lena
f"r tho city nnd country nround ar.d ho
here toduy to look over tho city nl- asked to reopen ita decision of OctobClnrko’s, slnco her nrrlvnl In Orlando,
has never consod talking about Snnthough they only had a fow hours, er 20 In order that argument might bo
She replied thnt she had hut denied
ford. Ho has novor coascd publishing
Inability
to
Collect
Oustanding
Account
in
the
They nro taking tho Clydo rivor trip given In behalf of their proposnl.
thnt she hnd talked of the case about
matter about Snnford nnd ho hns nev
to Jacksonville nnd will study out con-1 Tho suggested reduction on car load
which she wns to tesify, Sho was then
Cause of Closing Doors
er ceased hiH efforts to bring capital
dltlons in and around tho city from shipments would cover grains, hay,
dismissed,
hero whoro there is more chance for tho nnglo of rivor transportation nnd cotton nnd cotton seed und its pro
W. P. Brannon, United .St .tcs post
big roturns than any other part of location nnd they hnvo promisod to re- ducts, exeopt monl nnd oil, citrus and
(Hr Th« A a a o r la tr d l 'r r a a l
that action wuh duo to inability to
al
inspector, nfter tho two witnesses
tho stnto. Mr. Huff has sovoral ldons
turn with their associates In n fow fresh fruits,'llvo stock nnd dnlry pro JACKSONVILLE, Nov. 25.—Brok- collect outstanding accounts and real o precede him, gnve he court a con
that are lnrgor thun tho tourist hotel
erugo firm Clemont D. Cates & Co., ize on cortnin securities, that it was
idea hut ho has novor lost sight of weeks nnd glvo Snnford n real Invos-1 ducts. Tho scope of'the proposed cut headquarters hero and branches in unable to stnto exact assets, liabili cise nnd strnlghforwnrd testimony.
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u.iiuino A t'ln wages woh not indicated,
tho Btato^
tho hotel plans and today wlillo ho tigatlon with the view o bulldln, e t , ^
many parts of Florida, closod Its ties, pending audit. That whether Ills Irish humor was with him overy
was hero working on sovoral other once n roal tourist hotel, golf links | of the ro(|,lct|on thu(l obtained,” from doors today, and announced it would It would reopen dopondod upon reali moment he wss under the fire of tho
His testimony
big deals ho wired somo of hit* friends nnd country club at some location near tho Rnilrond Labor Bonrtj shall bo go into voluntary liquidation. Geo; zation upon assets, but that nssota bu stnte end defenso.
tended
to
establish
clearly
the system
who wore at Miami to stop over In
, passed to the public in reduced ratos. M. Powell, Its attorney, announced preserved for customers.
(Ooattnord on r*(* SU)
Sanford on their way north nnd they this gity.
( l l r T h r A a a o c l« (p « l ’ r r a a )
SHIPS
BRIAND DECLARES HIMSELF MAKE
FROM WARRIORS
IS LATE DOPE
ON CURZON’S ADDRESS
NO TIME TO FALL OUT
AVERAGE PERSON
WILL LIVE TO BE
100 IN 150 YEARS
FRANCE TO REDUCE
TWO PREMIERS
HAVE MEETING
HOTEL BUILDERS HERE
ON PROSPECTING TRIP,
LOOKING FOR LOCATION
NEW ORLEANS
POST TIED UP
BIG BROKERAGE FIRM AT
JACKSONVILLE, CLEMENT D.
- CATES QUITS BUSINESSS
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There is a difference
ty
in style. You see it as
IlKtt
soon as you try on a
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£CSocNtf llnnd
i
You know
it
you
after
have
worn it a while.
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Their good style is “built in” by hand-tailoring of the finest all
wool fabrics.
$40 to $55
Sanford Shoe & Clothing Co.
TYLE H E A D Q U A R T E R S
S
'Wierefcorifty ISranb (ttlothea are sold
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H o jy e
lft DRIVERS ENTERED
IN AUTOMOBILE RACE
Los Angeles, Nov. 24.—Fifteen
drivers havo entered tho nutomobllo
race—termed an "international cham
pionship” contest—to bo held today
at tho Los Angeles speedway at
Beverly Hills. The distance will be
250 miles or 200 times around the
mile and a quarter track. Prleza to
talling $26,000 will bo given, in ad
dition to point awards, which will
count In the contest for the champ
ionship.
Kyr
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ALICE BRADY in-
San Francisco, Nov. 24.—Ty Cobb's
San Francisco baseball club this week
is at tho bottom of thu California
winter lenguo percentage column and
it is rumored that tho Detroit loader
is planning to onllst the services of
sovcrnl mnjor leaguers to strengthen
the club.
Society Brand Suit or
Overcoat.
conn's ciifln a t
BOTTOM OP LADDER
T ib ® S t a r
HELP YOUR POSTMASTER
UPSALA AND
THRU THE CHRISTMAS RUSH .
BY FOLLOWING RULES BELOW * * *GRAPEVILLE
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CALIFORNIA WINTER
LEAGUE NOT POPULAR
When tho winter league of bascbnll was proposed by California pro
moters,, tho major league magnates
did not view the iden with fnvor. It
wns snld that efforts might be made
to prevent star players from going to
the const after the close of tho mnjor
league season. However, when stnrs
like Cobb, Sister, Hornsby nnd IIollmnn said they had accepted contracts,
the mngnntcs held their words. The
promoters, however, failed to get
some near stnrs, and it is said the
fans out there, now that they hnvo
seen the quartet of
big leaguers,
hnve hnd their fill. Football and oth
er attractions have so cut into tlie a t
tendance, that the league may not
lie aide to weather tho storm. It is
a cinch it will not be in the field next
yenr.
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Friday and Saturday—George Fitzmaurice
Production “Experience”; also “A Ferfect Villian” a Sunshine Comedy
—lljllIL L .
WE HAVE FOR SALE CITY LOTS
ANY PART OP TOWN, ON TERMS TO
SUIT YOU
You can make money buying for advance.
You are going to build a home one of these
days, why not select a lot now, and pay for it
by easy stages.
If you have some money, will build one or
3
two houses.
Sanford is moving, don’t wait, get in the
game now.
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A. P. CONNELLY
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AGENT
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i » n i » i S |j i » m a a H H R m u n u u i i u » N i m i i a u
WESTERN SOUTHPAW
Not Made by Department But Suggested to Ex- Mrs. J. A. Vaughn was ill again
SIGNED BY ORLANDO Dee. .'I, unless they refuse to play. hnlf as good ns somo claim, they
last week from indigestion, Dr. Dea Springfield, Mu., Nov. 24.—"Big Tho Tigers say that they arc very
pediatc Matters
ought to benblo to lick a couple ot
ton being called out in tho night to Hippo” Hodges, the hurling nco of nnxiouB to play but protest a: play
dozen
wild cats without trouble let
attend her.
the Springfield team of the Western ing on Fleming field on the ground ting tho said cats pick the place and
Postmustor (Seiicrnl Hays lias sent
"Please urge the public to desist
All of Mr. T. O. Tyner’s family ex Association, has been drafted from that it is not neutral ground. Their method of fighlng.
out thu following suggestions to post from using mail size enrds and enve
cept
himself, spent Sunday with the local team by the Orlando, Fin.,
masters and the public regarding lopes which aro common at tho Christ
b'de of the ease has been getting a
relatives
at Windermere. Emil Mag- team of the Florida Stato Longue, grunt deal of publicity in ena of tl.e
Christmas mail:
mas period. Wo hope that tho stuCONVERSATION RULED OUT.
"Very soon It will bo time to put Honors will not stock up on theso nuBon was their guest tho previous according to an announcement made Jacksonville papers seems to lose
BAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 21.—At
by the officials of the local organiza sight of two important facts.
our several houses in order and get small sizes. An untold amount of Sunday also, with other friends.
tempts
by attorneys for Unseen C.
Little Androy May Niece has bcoa tion. This is believed to lie the first
thoroughly organized for the Christ time is used in canceling such mail
Tho first is that tho gnmo last yenr Arbucklo to hnvo Dr. Olnv Knnrbood,
inas rush. I shall wolcomo informa by hand, as it will not ass through ailing.ifor two or three weeks. Ilrst player drafted from the Western As between Duval and Gainesville was first witness for tho defense, to de
tion concerning any original or un- tlie canceling machines which aro with her eyes, and now witli bowel sociation this season. Hodges will re just ns much of a championship game tail n conversation with Miss Virgin
iquo methods that have worked out built to cancel the proper sizes of on- trouble, Doctor Tolar attending her. port to Orlando nt tho beginning of ns tho one this year nnd it was play ia Rnppc nnd Mrs. Bnmhinn Maud
Messrs. Frank and Seth Woodruff, the 1022 training season. Springfield ed on Duval’s gridiron without ques
practically in thu expeditious and velopes at tho maximum rate of 60,
Delmont, who'ho said wns with her,
economical handling of Christmas 000 an hour. Tho hand stamping nut and A. F. Wcsterdlek, are spending is to receive $600 for tlie big hurlcr tion of any kind. As a matter of pure were ruled out on objection of tho
mail in the different offices of the only causes delay to tho small size a part of thin week deer hunting at in accordance with rules governing sportsmanship turn about is only fair
prosecution in Arbucklo’s trial on n
drafts on the part of C tennis, such p'ny.
country. Theso wo would like to pub card and envelope lint also delays Cow Creek.
manslaughter chnrgc in connection
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Eric- ns Orlando, on teams of |) class,
lish for thu henufit of oilier postmas tlie other mail which follows.
The
second
fact
is
that
the
U.
of
F
,
with
tho girl’s death. The physician,
ters.
"In this connection wu appeal to son, on Nov. 18, 1021, a line Imby hoy where Springfield is classified. The wns designated by thf F. II. S. A. A., who attended Miss Rnppc after the
"A rather novel idea was put into tho women especially to avoid stylish with mother and lmbe doing finely big southpaw was to havo gone to nt the Inst meeting of the board of party in Arbucklc's rooms, testified
practice in one of our offices last forms of handwriting,
‘Debutante under the care of Mrs. August Swan Rochester, N. Y., of the International directors as the place where nl! cham he asked her if she wns injured and
League next spring for a tryout hut
Christmas which I think might work stu ff as oiiu postal worker calls it son and Dr. Denton.
she turned her head in a manner ho
Mrs. Geo. Benton and daughter, the deal was never closed. Hodges pionship games should bo played.
out successfully in other cities of tho and use instead a plain if, not so pret
The
Gainesville
authorities
have
of
took to be n negative mnnner. He ob
Miss Alico, of Rochester, N. Y., were wns one of the lending hurlcrs of tho
country to the end that a more expe ty handwriting.
ficially
declared
thatthey
do
not
cato
served
no expression of pain on hcr
guests on Tuesday of Mrs. Barney
ditious and economical clean-up of
"Postmasters will bo granted per Beck, her mother, Mrs. Westerdick Western Association winning more to pin ynn yother place si it is up fnce nnd an observation revenlcd no
than 20 gnnies for Springfield nnd
thu vast volume of holiday mail might mission to offer to the public facili
helping to entertain them also. They holding the season’s strikeout record to Duval. If their team is only one- specinl injuries to her body, he said.
bo effected.
ties for wrapping and tying packages
"This practice was put Into opera previous to thu Ciiristmas rush. It enmo up from Winter Park in their by fanning K! men in ono gnmo. His
tion four days beforo Christmas and iss uggested that a concession bo new coupe ear recently purchased in batting nnd base running were rather
continued until thu day after Christ given to someone who will tako spaco Orlando, having taken rooms at Win- weak but he was improving wonder
ians. Ruports indicated that it pro in tho lobby and givo courteous and tr Park until their oranges aro dis fully In both these respects when tho
1021 season closed. His dependability
vided tho cleanest, fastest and cheap proper attention to tho needs of tho posed of at Maitland and Tavares.
Quite a number of homes in this wns due to his “smoko" ball and his
est delivery on record at that particu public, charging a reasonable amount
lar offico. It is particularly advan for his services and materials used. section were represented in Sanford excellent control.
tageous in tho colder regions owing This activity must bo carefully super on Sunday in observance of the go
SPEAKING OF TRICK
to thu fact that vehicles are obtained vised to see that tho public is thor to Sunday school movement.
PLAYS; ABSORB THIS
There
is
to
be
a
prayer
service
nt
by snow and delivery men aro slowed oughly pleased and satisfied with tho
Trick plays always add n thrill to 3
up on account of tho cold. By this service, and should bo discontinued 7:.10 on Wednesday evening of this
week at the church which will In* led football. Glenn Wnrnor, whon In
system tho deliverymen work out of following tho rush.”
by Rev. J. S. Clark, in which he will chnrgc of the Carlisle Indians, al
tho school houses on short trips, re
ways hnd the "Braves” doing some
turning frequently for now londs.
The world nows tho dny It happens, let us know when he can come for
thing
out of tho ordinary. Since tnkpreaching.
of
S eason
ing
charge
of the University of Pitts
Mr. and Mrs. West and son, Mr.
and Mrs. Cramer and Mrs. Wester burg athletics, Warner has contin
dick, were nmonk those attending ued to pull something different ovory
Not being able to greet all
3
3 Hervlce in town Saturday and after- now and then.
c
our friends personally, wo
Here is the story a former east
wnrds coming out for a baptism at
Crystal Lnko, where they all took ern college star tells and It makes
use this method to extend
their dinner and spent the day, Mrs. good rending. Possibly it was pulled
to you a most welcome invi
Smith, a sister of Mrs. Vincent, being successfully .However, a lot of of
ficials would havo ruled against the
baptised.
tation to attend the most
3
Charley Cramer enmo near losing play, on the theory that nctlon wns
wonderful Fall merchandis
the sight of ono of his eyes last week. suspended during the making of the
protest.
Here
is
tho
story
ns
told
by
His bnby hail a caso of sore eyes and
ing^ event that we have
tho former star who conchod a Hmnll
io thought that was the matter with
ever held.
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his from TueBiluy till Friday whon team in the west Inst yenr:> ,
"My
quarterback,
whenover
ho
snw
Dr. Puleston removed n rusty splinter
Without equal in quality
8
of metal which wns embedded in tho fit, would complain to tho roferco,
that
the
opposing
team
was
offside,
and
assortment
of
goods
eyo hall in tho iris, nnd he is getting
Thin big reduction in Ladies’ Apparrol of all kinds
8hovvn.
or holding and therefore dcsorving of
hotter now.
n
penalty.
Of
eourso,
tho
official
that wo are offering only but a few moro days.
Without equal In saving
Mir. nnd Mrs. Seymour Pricthnrd, would take no heed of his plcn. Then
possibilities offered
of Norwood, N. Y., and daughter, tho player, apparently quite perturb
8
m
Don’t forgot t \t a k o advantage of this opportun
Miss Hazel, have arrived for n visit ed, would declare, ‘All right, I'll tako
dependable goods.
ity now.
i
at tho homo of his sister, Mrs. Min tho distance niyrelf.’ Accordingly, ho
We shall expect you.
nie Westerdick and nieco,. Mra._ Bar. would begin pacing off tbo yards, and
well Hock, coming down from Bos oneo clear, would start and sprint for
ton to Savannah by boat und tho rest tho goal. My toam got away with it
of tho way by train.
This is Mr. a hnlf dozen times during the senPritchard's first visit
to our fair son."
state, hut Mrs. Pritchard was hero,
Whnt do you think of that?
spending tho winter about a dozon
BEGINNING SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 26TH
years ago.
CHAMP. GAME IB
Here’s wishing nil a vory happy
NOW UP TO DUVAL
Thanksgiving.
Practically
all Interest In high
215 EAST FIRST ST.•PHONE 121
school football contort In the contest
Post cards—local viowa—lc each at between Duval and the local team
a.nd. 4th StSanford, F l i
como to the Herald office.
which will take place here Saturday, g / nf° rd.
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SANFORD DAItY HERALD
THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 28,1921
EIGHT PAGES FOR ONE FIRM
fiUliM iw j *l»rm**a mm| | au4i| *i T)h Some time ago tho Tampa Tribune
■•nld BoU4ia«. IV? Iiw illl AVMM • und Tampu Times wero patting them*
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selves on thu back on account of the
‘ THE HERALD PRINTING CO., Inc. fact that two firms of that city had
rVBLIVHXAV
special editions—one of forty pages
R. J. HOLLY
Editor or more and one of twenty. This was
J. LILLAKD...Secretary-Treasurer n hig stunt for Tampa—one of tho
Ift, A . NEEL— .......General Manager biggest ever pulled off—in fact it
was said to be the greatest in tho
C. L. HiWlN
history of tho country.
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C JB C U LA T IO N K A J U O S I
However, today tho Daily and
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Phone 148 up to 8 P. M.
A<wnMM a*w IU.U Ka»w» — A»»li—ttoe Weekly Herald contain eight complete
•tbMrtfUM rrto* ta AAtmm
Om Tur ..........................................»•<» puges for n livo Sanford firm—Per
' I I I X oaUi ..........*......................................... LOI kins & Britt—nnd tho difference be
0*II t«>*4 la City by Carrier
'Om Vab ...................................IIi Omu tween our special and others is that
aa- the eight pages contain nothing but
a a h r il a ia»a« w*oii HaraU
pabliaAal Perkins & Britt advertising and firms
lln\? Mttrt taalaaU Otaaty aa4 la .a
artlilac raUa auia kaawa
t„ry Friday. AdvarUalac
mttn tit la yaUtta* U.M with whom they nre dealing nnd tho
awUeaUaa. DamaaratU
par jwr, alwayi la adaaaaa
reading matter contains nothing but
Member of The Aaaoclated Preaa
items of news relative to Perkins &
Britt. In fact it Is eight pages fillod
with Perkins A Britt and this stunt
in Sanford equals or surpasses any
Sixteen pages today.
thing of like nature in Florida when
—-------- o---population is considered.
Some paper for Friday.
The Herald takes pride in the fact
---------- o--------that Sanford has such an enterprising
And the day after Thanksgiving.
firm as Perkins & Britt.' It takes
— o---------nerve, it tukos time, it tukos intolllAI most makes up for the high price igence, it takes money, it takes worry,
of turkey.
I*to compile eight pnges of a newspn---------- o---------, per of this nature and to Perkins &
The signifleunt feature of an Am- „ ritt nn, L,xton(|cd 0ur felicitations
cricnn banquet is the dry toast.
upon their enterprise. It is such moth---------- 0 ‘
!ods that not only attract local busiDepartment of Agriculture sn>s |)|isg ganford from surrounding see
the “stink bug is out again. We t|(ing j,U( jt attracts many people in
wonder.
all parts of Florida and in other
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states. For a firm to pull a stunt of
“Settlement of the has tern puzzles
na^urL, will attract attention in
will breed trouble, says headline in j^ww York, Chicago, Baltimore and
Metropolis, The east always did „ th|.r who, ^ M|0 en ters f„r they realthat.
ize what it means to arrange such an
-<»advertising campaign.
It seems good to have many of th e ; To a newspaper such* a campaign
former Snnford residents coming means more than olio can estimate. It
SANFORD IS GROWING
hack. Looks like the old town had lirings to tho newspaper a certain
some attractions after all.
prestige and tho accompanying notice
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_ ..., 1’cople who have been away f«:
---------- «---------from
the press
and from the. f_
public.
30x3 Non-Skid $ 7.90
A Florida paper credits tho re- It means that the Herald is published few years anil come buck to Snnford
mark, “Tnke mu where prohibition is in a live community where there are find much to the credit of tho city in 3 0 x 3 ^ 2 Non-Skid
9.90
and I'll tell you how I like it,’’ to a live merchants. It means that the many ways. Wo who live here the,
delegate to tho arms
conference— Herald has a plant that is capable of year round know that the city is inl 32x3 */2 Non-Skid
14.90
and "here the rest of us Imvu been getting out eight, twelve, sixteen or proving but “grown familiar with its
thinking Lord Nortlvllffo “pulled" sixty pages at any time and able to face" wo are prone to overlook the 31x4
Non-Skid 15.90
many improvements that arc taking
something original on iii.i recent visit put them out in the proper manner,
to America.—Tampa Times. All
And last, tint not least it means place every day—improvements that
Non-Skid 16.90
wrong. Willis I’owell mid that at Ta- that the firm of Perkins & Britt renl- seem small to tile citizens hut large to
vnns while the editors were meeting ■zt' the value of advertising down to tile strangers or those who hnve not 33x4
Non-Skid 17.90
there.
( '“’lid ^u' lu*t notch. They have been con been here for some time. Sanford
sistent and persistent advertisers in is growing and there is no mistake 34x4
Non-Skid 18.90
about
that.
Sanford
is
making
imthe
Herald
ever
since
they
started
in
SOME GOOD POINTS
I business in Sanford and realize the provements along every line and they
In tho special section of Perkins & value of advertising of all kinds and are along substantial lines They are
Britt today is an article about "What especially of newspaper advertising improvements that are needed nnd are
; for the most part material improveit. . Their
They Stand For" and it is so good as
, hut few ,firms . .realize
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,
Orlnndo, Fla.
that we want all our readers to digest lalo8t Ht," “
l>n»t- , ments that will do much toward imikit. They Stand for a bigger and bet- '"'K L*iKl,t |,a«UH,,f the ,,u,,y
aml | in* 8anfonl nn ideal place to live and
ter Snnford from start to finish and UWk,y [lvTnUl a'" 1 8t’alturi"K over , the place for business enterprises,
like the Herald want to inaugurate a r,’®°° ,,f thom in thl" ',art ,,f 1,10 8tatu
Aml laBt "nr locallun at lh« h"a'1of
campaign of advertising and special aH WvU as
t,KMn wul "Vt,r thl‘ navi«alion "a,ans 80nu,thi"‘t lo tho
sales that will hring
bring tlie
the pco|
people to CHUntry wil1 l,ul Sanfor'1 <*" the map.city. Our many advantages here in
Sanford all the time. This idea is one as nothing else could do ami aside the heart of tho trucking section of
Have a look at the
that should receive the co-operation from tlit1 returns direct and indirect the South are calling attention to
Winchester Window.
of all tlie business men of Sanford to Perkins & llritt there will also he those who have money to invest.
returns
to
tlie
city
and
cotinlv
front
Deeper
water
and
a
better
channel
nnd it is only by co-operation that
from Snnford to Jacksonville will
THE BALL HARD
sucli n campaign could lie successfully this advertising.
It
is
one
of
tlie
biggest
and
best
come
for tlie claims of Sanford cannot
carried out. If all the merchants will
WARE CO.
get together on this idea we will have pieces of advertising that lias ever he ignored any longer hacked as they
been
staged
in
Sanford
or
any
other
are
by
all
the
cities
along
the
river
the greatest business city in Florida
not only in tlie retail line hut in ihe city. Certainly it is the biggest ever and contiguous territory. Sanford as
wholesale as well. Read it, think over staged in a city tlie size of Sanford a tourist resort will take its place
and by a firm like Perkins A Britt. Iamong tlie tourist cities of tlie state
it, act on it.
May it bring them a million dollars as soon as the new million dollar tour---------- o---------worth of business.
ist lintel is built on tlie lake front and Season opens Nov. 20th.
ADVERTISE! ADVERTISE!
Read it today in tlie Daily and tlie golf links and tlie country club nre
W. R. Link Tire Co.
SPORTSMEN
OIL ’EM BOYS
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Weekly Herald mid preserve it for fu- perfected.
If tlie proper advertisement was put lure reference.
The city is improving and the atten
before tlie people living within a
tion of capitalists to being directed to
radius of l(ll) miles of Sanford by all
the merchants of Sanford this city IIICII PRICES PEEP Tlir.M AW VY Sanford. We have tlie goods and it
will not In- difficult to sell them.
would bo unable to hold tlie crowds 1
Many of the tourist towns are com
every day this winter. Just now
there is hardly room for cars on First plaining of tlie dearth of early vis- IT’S I P TO THE CITY FOLKS TO
REDUCE II. C. L.
street every day mill on Saturday and itora. They ascribe it to several rea
sons,
among
them
being
tlie
open
Saturday nights they hnvo to hitch
At present the farm prices of food
the autos oil tlie side streets to got winter in tlie north, mid another, the
away from tlie crowds. Rut at that high prices charged for rooms and products are within a fnv cents of
It is n fact, that •ho 1913 pre-war price. That is whnt
Sanford could do much more and the accommodations.
people could he attracted here that times arc hard in the north this sea the farmers gets f o r what you eat.
are being attracted to other cities by son, and many people who hnve been What do you pay for it, you con
what—by advertising, by special bar coming south, will remain home as sumers in tlie city? You pay about
gains, by thu invitation to come nnd long ns they can, mid then seek the oil per cent more tlinn you paid in
trade witii them. It gets tlie people plnees where they enn get cheaper ac P.il.'l. The figures given out by tho
nnd it gets the! money nnd the mer commodations. Tho high priced tour United States Department of Labor
chant who does not advertise will do ist towns will feci the change this in Novemhtr, show, for instance, nn
business for a while hut lie will event season, mid it would lie well to put increase of 05 per cost ill Richmond;
ually hnve to give way for the live their sights n trille low, nnd get more fl.'l per cent in Washington; 5 | per
ones and the live ones will soon lie in people at lower rates. Kmifnrd tins cent in Baltimore and fill per cent in
tho iiHCoiulnncy. No city stands still. never been among the high priced Kansas City over the till .‘I price,
Business never stands still. Tlie busi towns, and if there are any places Trerc is your high cost of living. Tho
ness man who is standing still will charging too much for their accont- farmer’s stuff is down to the old
soon lie left in the distance. Watch modntioiis, they should gel huny nnd price, nnd you nre paying r>0 per cent
it!
put them down, for there
will he more than you paid for it before the
many people coming to Snnford this' war. You say you can’t reduce your
year from other towns, that hnve prices for manufactured goods be
been charging them too much. The cause the cost of living is so high
THANKSGIVING PUDDING
Orlando Reporter-Star has tho fol thay. wages must stay up. And you
lowing about the situation:
complain that the farmer is not n
llreuk into smull pieces I puckliberal buyer of this expensive man
It
iH
our
firm
lioltof,
Orlnndo
in
age Noil-Such Mince Meat, dust
ufactured
product.' Thus things are in
particular,
and
Florida
in
general,
lightly with flour; add 1 cup
a
jam
and
the restoration of prosper
will
liuve
a
prosperous
season.
But
suet chopped fine. Sift togeth
ous
times
is
delayed. The farmer has
there
are
certain
fncts
that
must
ho
er 1 cup flour mid 2 tablespoons
1
taken
his
medicine.
He had to taku
faced,
which,
if
they
are
not,
will,
in
brown sugar. Enough milk to
-miropiniotTradd
ninteriftlly
to
UfeTosTt.
He
is
helpless
to
strnlgthon out
make a—thick balterr _Pur_in
selling
of
tlie
inflow
of
money
to
this
the
tnngle
in
the
industrial
renters,
cups covorcd witii greased pa
community.
We
speak
of
oxliorhltnnt
Mnylio
you,
also,
arc
helpless
to
per. Steam 2 hours. Serve hot
rents. There Is no use to try nnd get particularly your prubium.—Farm
around the fact that times in the Life.
north Are hard. They hnvo been felt
---------- o---------by tho rich ns well as the poor. To h e! A cook hook says "one can discovsure, the poor feel the stringency of ero n had egg by its odor," hut when
tho conditions to n greater degree n frugal housewife goes into n store
;?g ‘ i
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FOREST LAKE
CANDIDATE FOR
CITY COMMISSION
Its tourist trade. ,The present Is a
tlmo when even the vacatioaers are
economizing. There is no tolling how
long conditions as they are in tho
north will last, and while the situa
tion remains as it la people will con
tinue to economize. In view of which
fact, it is ridiculous to think people
are coming down nml pay some of the TO THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS
exhorbitant rates asked for rooms,
OF SANFORD:
apartments nnd ‘urnished houses in It is with a deep sense of duty that
Orlando and other towns.
’.Vc will I hnvo consented to become a candi
he kicked nnd cussed by a few of our date for tho offico of City Commisfellowmen for these few words, but sioner of tho City of Sanford, but
it is because these few arc cither aid when 790 of my fellow-townsmen re
ing the present high-price*, condition quest it, I know of nothing olse to do.
or hnvo a wrong impression ns to
Having been thus nominated I here
whnt just criticism will accomplish. by announce that I'nm a candidate
Just criticism never injured nny town, for the office of City Commissioner at
it might hnve Injured some individu tho onsuing election to be held on tho
nl, who had gone off on the wrong Cth day of December next, nnd pledge
trnck, hut In that it bonefitted the myself, if elected, to an impartial and
town. Wo know of bungalows, scarce conscientious performance of the du
ly worthy of the name, that are be ties of tho offico for tho advancement
ing held for $1,000’ for tho season. of our city nnd tho welfare of its
One thousand dollars for approxi people.
mately twelve weeks’ rent, on nn in I want hero to express my apprecia
vestment of not more than three or tion for tho splendid petitions filed
four thousand dollars. It is ridlcu- placing me in nomination.
Very sincerely,
lious. Other properties nre priced
FOREST LAKE.
proportionately high. It means hun 190-tfc
dreds of visitors will remnin nt home
or return after a few days’ stay, rath
Employment Bureau
er than pny their
whole vacation
money out for a roof over their
bends. To he true, not all prices for The Vocational Committee of tho Bus
accommodation nre in the extortion iness and Professional Women’s Club
ate class, hut there are enough to de requests all young women desiring
mand the active work of every civic employment to register at tho First
organization in n campaign agiiimt National Bunk, nnd business men rosuch ninious rates. As we sny, this uiring help to consult register.
condition does not only exist in Orlnn,lu an'1 viclnity* ,,ut in ',rncUcally
every town n Florldn. We must meet
readjustment of conditions face to
fnce.
GUARANTEED
PEERLESS TIRES
1 flu
WtBW*
H'
4rZ<n*
Remember the Sabbath,
but oh you 21st.
THE BALL HARD-
B .t
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W'Xi
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i-JL-'.-BgaasB-sg
.y.
ANY DAY IS A GOOD DAY
TO START A BANK
COUNT.
AC
BUT THE BEST
IS NOW
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First National Bank
A COMMUNITY BUILDER
S
■ F. P. Forster, Pres.
B. F. Whitner, Cashier
PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS
DIRECTORY OF SANFORD
You Can Find the Name of Every Live Pro
fessional and Business Man in
Sanford in This Column
LAWYERS
CONTRACTORS
George A. DeCottes
S. O. Shinholscr
Attorney-at-Law
Contractor and Builder
Over Seminole County Ilnnk
SANFORD
SANFORD
FLORIDA
FI.OHID!
HARTFORD BATTERY;
“Battery Insurance” rimes nnd specifications cheerfuii?
Sold and Serviced by
Edw. Higgins, Inc.
Haight & Wieland
GARAGES
Smith Bros. Garage
Expert Repairing
OIL, GAS nnd ACCESSORIES
Onk and First
WARD_____
& RIVE
Furnished
Ail Work Guaranteed
II. T. PACE
P. O. Box HI
PURE WATER
Elder Springs Water
99.98% PUKE
Phone 311-W
Sanford, FI*
LORD’S PURITY
WATER
AS GOOD AS THE BEST
GENERAL REPAIR WORK ON ALL, ,' ni,y R*’rvlcc
I,
MAKES OF CARS
phone l»:
W,.t First 8, SANFORD NOVELTY
. WORKS
Geo. W. Knijyht
Old Ford Gnragc
Real Estate and Insurancn
SANFORD
-:-
FLORIDA
Employment Bureau..
V. C. COLLER, Prop.
General Shop and Mil)
, Work
The vocational committee of the Busi CONTRACTOR and BUILDER
ness nnd Professional Women’s Club
requests all young women desiring 517 Commercial Street Sanford, FU
employment to register ut the First
National Bank.
TRANSFER
AGNES G. BERNKR. Chairman
“ W E D E L IV E R T H E GOODS’*
D. F. SUMNER
TRAIN SCHEDULE
l'AINTEK
LET ME TAIMT YOUIl HOUSE
CORRECTED TO NOV. 1G, 1921
No.
No.
No.
*Nc».
No.
Southbound
Arrivu
h:i ....... 2:3(1 n.m.
27..
91
1:18 p.m.
89. ....... 2:55 p.m.
85..
0:55 p.m.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
Northbound
Arrive
82 ....... 1:18 n.m.
84.. ....... 11:46 a.m.
80 ....... 2:35 p.m.
92 ....... 4:00 p.m.
28 ....... 10:00 p.m.
Trilby Branch
Arrive
xNo.
xNo.
xNo.
No.
100
24..
158..
22..
Leesburg Brnnch
Arrive
xNo.
No.
xNo.
xNo.
No.
157.
21. ........
101. ........
25. ........
22. ........
2:50 p.m.
5:50 p.m.
1:30 p.m.
7:00 p.m.
W ill C o n tn cl or T»k* Job by th« Hour
PHONE US
11* LAUBEL AVE.
Dopnrts
2:40 n.m.
8:40 u.m.
1:38 p.m.
3:20 p.m.
7:10 p.m.
Depurts
2:03 n.m.
12:05 p.m.
2:55 p.m.
4:05 p.m.
Sanford Machine #
Foundry Co.
General Machine nnd Boiler Works
Automohllfe Flywheel Steel Clear
hands in stock
Crank Shafts Re-turned
Quick Service Transfer
Storage Facilities
If we please you, tell others; if a"
tell us. Phone 498
HOTELS
Hotel Montezuma
"Sanford’s New lintel"
11.50 Up Per Day
Sanford Steam Laundry
FOR SERVICE
Call 14G-J
W. BAWLING, Prop.
•
Acteylene Welding
Doparts
OF ALL KINDS
7:00 a.m.
3:25 p.m.
Sanford Welding Co.
7:00 n.m.
7:00 p.m. Located In Eagle Bldg., 205 Oak Av*.
Doparts
IN S U R A N C E
N. Y. LIFE INS. CO.
W. T. ROBBRT8, Agent
GILLON &
FRY
Electrical Contractors
Phone 442
111
Park Ave
Offlc° auppltca or all kinds at The
Herald
Printing Co. When you want
Sanford
Florida anything ln this line see The Herald.
xNo. 120.
—Get your Scratch Pads from Th« We have It or can get I t
3:40 p.m.
xNo. 127.
Herald—by
the pound—1Be.
x—Daily, except Sunday.
Try a Her*ld Want Ad today.
Oviedo Branch
�fjt y
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THE SANFORD DAILY HBBALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 25,1921
EAST SANFORD
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WE HAVE FOR SALE CITY LOTS
ANY PART OF TOWN, ON TERMS TO
SUIT YOU
You can make money buying for advance.
You are going to build a home one of these
days, why not select a lot now, and pay for it
by easy stages.
If you have some money, will build one or
two houses.
/
Sanford is moving, don’t wait, get in the
game now.
M e is c h R e a lty C o m p a n y
A. P. CONNELLY
AGENT
: LAKE MARY J
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{F in al W ind-up O fferin g s!
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Profits mtiin nothing to us when we are overstocked such as we are now. Our Sale Is nearly
over nnd for SATURDAY and MONDAY, which nre the only two days remaining, we are offerlng values— that are surprising. P rin t cannot describe the wonderful savings we are offering nnd you can appreciate these values only by looking nt them. Vloit us these last two
dnys nnd we assure you that it will be both pleasnnt nnd profitable for you.
SPECIALS SATURDAY AND MONDAY
CHILDREN’S GINGHAM
DRESSES
8
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AT THE STAR THEATRE TONIGHT AND SATURDAY, NOV.
Regulnr price $1.00
CHILDREN’S AND MISSES’
GUIMPE DRESSES
WOOLEN FIBRE RUGS
Made from all-wool Sedge, with harmonizing
Blouse, regular price $5.00. Specially priced
for two days a t—
$11.48
Beautiful patterns, 9x12, only— ■
CREX RUGS
$3.48
6x9 ft.
Colors Navy nnd Brown
Special, two daye
VOILE WAISTS
JUST ARRIVED
Big Lot Waists of very fine material, some
thing you will appreciate. Values up to
: $2.50. Special—
BIG LOT WINDOW SHADES
Which we are offering at a special price S at
urday and Monday. Regular $1.00 value. ■
Special Saturday and Monday—
:
$1.18
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 65c_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
CREPE DE CHINE WAISTS
Variety of colors and styles to choose from.
Values to $5.50—
TOILET PAPER
Special, 3 rolls for—
20c
SPECIAL LOT RIBBONS
BIG LOT DOLLS
Big assortment colors and variety of pat
terns. Regular price 50c yard. I*,-* yards to
piece. Special price, 1Vl» yards—
Now is the time to buy your dolls. We need
the space, so are offering for two days $1.50
dolls for only—
79c
43c
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r :
K anner’s Departm ent Store!
5 .
s
PHONE 550
215-217 SANFORD AVENUE-
f\
FORREST LAKE STATES HIS
POSITION.
Just to Impress visiting oolcbrlties with our ferocious
nature, It
___ might b4 good ______
diplomacy to tako
25-26TH ^them t o » football game.
4
69c
98c
To |he Voters of Sanford:
It has come to my attention that
efforts are still being made to have
the people believe that if elected City
Commissioner I would disrupt our
present form of government.
J
Now nothing could In* further from j
the truth than such propaganda, torn
GAINESVILLE. Nov. 25.— The the following reasons:
"stink" or pumpkin bug is nn enemy
First: [ will be only one of throe jj
of citrus fruits, according to Prof, comissioncrs and could not do any
J. R. Watson, entomologist t f the net without being Joined by one or
Florida Experiment Station, who snys more of the others.
that in every case It has been observ
Second: The City Commissioners
erl tile damage from this source was cannot under the law
abolish the
caused by neglecting the cover crop. present charter, even though they all i
Thu bugs attack tho fruit in the combine.
latter purt of October nnd early No The city charter can only bo chnng-1
vember, Prof. Watson says.
They ed by an act of the legislature, or by ■
pierce the rind and withdraw the a vote of the people themselves.
juice. Fruit thus attacked is "utterly
Furthermore, I havo no desire to
ruined for shipping purposes ns de upset tho present form of govern
cay invariably sots in at tho punct ment, ns it is the
substance that
ure and tho fruit will soon drop."
counts in anything, nnd not tho form.
Once the insects attack n tree, the However, there enn doubtless be some
only method of dealing with them is Improvements made In the present
to collect them In largo nets, accord- j ,.)mrU.r nH has already been domoning to Prof. Watson. The nets should strnted, for example, the present
bo made of* muslin or other strong method of nominating candidates; b u t '
cloth, stretched on a frame work of such improvements nre matters for
wood nnd heavy wire.
the legislature, or
for the people
themselves, and cannot be effected by
Thnt singer who hud himself equip the commissioners.
ped with sheep glands should forget
I believe thnt the administrative
to close it now.
affairs of the city can he run on a i
more economical basis than is being
done nt present, and nt the same time,
with grentor efficiency, nnd If elected;*
I shnll work to thnt end.
I
I believe thnt the law requiring a
budget for ench flscnl ’yenr’s reven
ues nnd expenses should he rigidly j
followed, nnd thnt tho administrative
affairs of tho city should bo conduct
ed on that basis.
I have made no statement or prom
i ise of whnt I shnll do if clectod, and
shnll not do so, except such public
— statements'HiTtiltty 1>e published over
my signature, ns is this one.
Sincerely,
FORREST LAKE.
2l0-8tc.
Iftfarjorit Dam, John Milttm and Richard Barthrlmtu in a tcrae tram tht Paramount Picture, - Enpmtnc*
Ctorat FiUmauriti Production*
GOLD SEAL CONGOLEUM
Get th a t covering fo ry o u r floor now and save
some money. This is the best Congoleum on
the m arket nnd f it doesn't give satisfaction
will be replaced free of charge. Special two
days only, square yard—
Now lot ju st received nnd our special prices
for Saturday and Monday make it an econo
my to buy these dresses ready made. Special
age 6 to 14 years—
Hard times: A senson during which
horny-handed sons of toil nro recon
ciled to their sire.
yp*
yjl
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Mr. end Mr*. Uchidn havo moved
*
Into their new homo recently pur *
chased on Cameron road, tho plnco * * * * * * * * * * * *
formerly owned by C. W. Critnor.
Bill Buckley, of the Maning House,
Mth. Richard Hickson Is nt' home
spent
n couple of dnys last week in
again after three weeks’ stay nt the
Tampa
and St. Petersburg, but
hospital, She is recovering from n
thinks
this
tho only pplnco on tho
serious illness. Her many friends
map.
wish her good health again soon,
Mr. and Mrs, John Reeves and bnMr. nnd Mrs. Amon nnd daughter,
by,
of Orlando, spent Sunday here,
nro new residents on Bonrdnll nvonuo,
the
guests of Mrs. Reeves’ mother,
having recently movod horc from De
Mrs.
A. E. Sjoblom.
troit, Mich, They aro Mrs. Harry
Mrs.
Conrad Ellis arrived Monday
Wulsh’s parents. The Wash’s were
from
Now
York to join her husbnnd
hero last season on Celery avenue,
nhs
In
their
new
home here.
but now reside In town on Oak Btreet.
Three Inseparables
Mr.
nnd
Mrs.
Swoonoy, from Salis
Mrs. W. W. Dressor nnd children
bury,
Mass.,
nnd
Mr. John Gindy, of
One for mildne**,VIRGINIA
nrrlved from Watertown, N. Y., in
Boston,
Mass.,
hnvo
nrrlved and will
time for Thanksgiving dinner. Mr.
One for mdkwne**. B U R L E Y
build
on
Fourth
street
at once.
Dressor is wnlklng on nir, so happy. 1
One for a r o m a .T U R K I S H
Mrs. Don McDonald is ill nt Mr. I Mr. nnd Mrs. Goodhenrt Sjoblom
McDonald’s
mother’s home on San-1loft Wcdne8tl«y
ThnnksglvU e finest tobacco* perfectly
ford Heights. May she soon regain, inR nt Auburndalo with relatives,
lA sU nd blended
her usual health.
Stanley Quigg, of Orlando, spent
There were many hunting parties, kundny hero with his parents,
for n day from here every one re- * ^ r*
ow,,,
Scabrook,
porting mnny ducks to bo seen. J. F. I
***’
building a cottage on the
McClelland Joined a party going t o , 1"110 *ront *or hls d e b t o r , Mrs.
Fort Christmas after deer, etc.
C,hnB- McMahon, of Seabrook, N. H.
x z y c z - a i~ §
Tho
Hickson
brothers
Imported
two
Sh° U cxj ! f ted *° nrHvo on th« 30th’
*111 .JEm AK*fine bird dogs from Kentucky, nnd L. ’ _ F,Ir8‘ E“2aboth Hersey nnd son,
A. Brumioy recently had n mother! Fred ]IcPfley' nml Krnndson' Clifford,
dog sent down from North Carolina.! CRmo b>' nuto ,rom Salisbury Mass.,
Plant thieves stole a fine bod of "l9,0 Mr’ IIori!cc Swcet nnd MraCifiAlt STRIKE IN TAMPA
lettuce
plants nt the Stevens farm a ' A,lcc Norwood’ am\ daughter, and
WILL BE SETTLED
few
nights
ago. Seems to be getting ^
nrc building two cottages on
SOONER THAN EXPECTED
quito common to henr of growers get- ' VI bnr “venae* nLt.i
. .
ting their plants stolen.
| blra* Hn,rriot P b i P» Rntl daughter,
Tnmpa Is settling the cigar strike
_
,
nnd grandson, will arrive Saturday
From parties who keep posted each from Sa|isbUry, Mass. Mrs. Philips
by settling the strike leaders and la
bor agitators. The following from tho year on the crop acreage say after owns o)Bht lota hcrc nnd wiI, 1)ul|a
Tampa Times on the strike, looks careful estimate this season there nro two or moro cottngcx
now 1,300 ncros of celery set in th e , Mr „m, Mr>> MilU)n Bnrlow and
like an early nottlcmpnt:
flelds,
the greater majority of which two childrcnt of Qrlando, spent the
Reports Thursday declare a "clttIs
the
golden, self-blanching celery. we, k.cnd hero tho BllCBtfl of M„ .
«ns’ committee" to betaking an act
There
will be nt the least estimate BnrIow.H pnrcntH Mr< nnd Mrs> E A
ive part in the settlement of the
between
two nnd throe hundred acres quj
slrike of Tampa cignrninkers.
But
of
the
green
or spring cc,cry
celery 80t,
set
few facts nre obtainable.
OI inp f ™ 1'" top "r
A. D. Pnrhh spent Thanksgiving
From an authoritative source it hns i °11^ n’u‘ rnny be more.
In Kisalmmco with his fnmily.
been learned, however, that Wost| The growers nre having their trou- t Mr. Lloyd, an engineer on the A.
Tnmpa witnesses declare tlint five or bios with cut worms and worse than ft, l ., spent the week-end here with
six big touring enrn made their ap- j ever this season, causing much extra bis family.
penrnnee in West Tnmpa. at a com-! work of resetting. Lettuce plants hnvo
Mr Frcd Hcraey nnd son cilfTortl,
pnrntively early hour nnd covered been Hcnrre all the fall which no nnd Mr jjornco Sweet, have just coinmost of the streets. Nothing can bo doubt accounts for the big celery ,dc(ed a now Wntcr tank that will
learned of throats made or of the acreage. Every body is doping out furnish water fo ■the village. It was
identity of the persons in tho enrs, worms, the buyer for one of the big (| n|Pe p|cc<J , * wor]{< sp, j 0jm pike,
but residents of West Tnmpa say that fnrms bought a 100 pounds of Pnris |if 5;n|{nbury, Mass., put tho finishing
prnetienlly every coffee house nnd, Preen to mnko up into worm dope | 0U(.|, |,y rnis|np. nn American flag
place in West Tnmpn where men con- ( this week.
• ovcr Bi
grrgnte was closed shortl nftor tho
1 Mr. II. D. Durant hns Just sold an
ears made their nppenrnnco.
day morning reported having recelv- ncre of Inml to Mr. C. II. Ellis for
Pollce Chief A. C. Logan Thursday ed a telegram from her husbnnd sent gardening purposes.
declares he saw the cars In West from Jacksonville. The telegram tells
There havo been several hundred
Tampa Wednesday night, but there her that he is safe in Jacksonville,
lots
sold hero In the last few months,
was nothing very unusual about their but Is not going to return to Tampa,
Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Evans nnd
being tliere nnd that he paid no at- Ilnmiro Fernandez, of the Ybor City
Imhy,
are
expected to arrive in n
tention to them nnd thought nothing section, is said to have disappeared
few
dnys
from
B/iston, Mass., to make
of their being there until rumors he- Wednesday. Inquiry has been mode
nn
extended
visit
here nnd other
gnn to spread Thursday. He is not but no trace of him can he found,
pnrts
of
Florida.
yet of the opinion Hint the ears had Joaquin I’nlumiro, iill.'go'l strike ngiMr. Starr left last Tuesday for
nrything to do with the strike sitim- tutor from the north, Is rumored to
Miami.
When he returns ho contemp
ion. West Tnmpn has been very quiet, have returned to Tampa Thursday
lates
buying
u big tract of lund for
he snys.
morning after n disappearance the
a
Sweedisb
colonization.
Mrs. Louis Diaz, wife of the mem- first of the week.
her of the joint ndvisory board, who
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STINK HUG RAISES
disappeared Tuesday evening, ThUrsSell it with a Herald Wriht Ad.
STINK AGAIN
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The* following prices are made to acquaint the public th a t I
am trying to give the public u square deal and if the patron
age will permit I will install a dry cleaning plant to serve
the public. The following prices are made for two days only,
MONDAY and TUESDAY, NOV. 28 and 29
All goods received for delivery that week.
for and delivered
All goods called
1 pair pants pressed 25c
2 pair pants pressed ... 2fic
1 P. Bench C. & P........ 75c
2 P. Beach C. and P......76c
1 pair pants C. and P. ..50c
2 pair pants C. and P ....51c
1 Coat Suit cleaned nnd
pressed, p la in ........ $1.00
1 Waist Pressed ............25c
2 Waists Pressed ..........26c
2 Coat Suits cleaned
and pressed, pliiin .. 1.01
1 Coat cleaned and p....50c
2 Coats, C. and P............51c
1 Suit (men) dyed $2.50 up
2 Suits (men) dyed 3.00 up
1
2
1
2
1 Coat Suit (ladies)
d y e d ................... $2.50 up
2 Coat SuitH (Indies)
dyed ................... 3.00 up
Suit pressed ................50c
Suits pressed..............51c
Suit C. and P...........$1.00
Suits, C. and P...... 1.01
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Phone 475
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THANKSGIVING PLAT
Bomb Explosions
AT THE HIGH SCHOOL
in City of Trieste
----- —
| Georgs V; Hoboft’a Celebrated Plfcy la .
Ono of the cleverest programs put
Picturised by Paramount
Attributed to Red8
:
on by nny of tho schools this year
-------( B t T i e A s s o c ia t e d P , , , . ,
was tho Thanksgiving play actod out | Thoro are few bettor known plays
TRIESTE, Nov. 25.-BomT‘
in tho High School auditorium laat than "Experience,” by George V. HoWednesdny at chnpoi tlmo.
"Tho bart, which was presented in New ■ions attributed by authorities to tn
Here are a few eye-opening prices, selected at random from
Monnling of Thanksgiving," an inter- (j y 0rk ...
in 1014.
. . . . . In George Fitsmau- nrchlstic elements havo been recurrin *
estlng drama in vorso by Carolyn
. ______________r
__________ _____
rice’s Paramount picturisatlon
of this the last fow days in various parta
our /3tock. We can save you money on everything in our
Wells, was well executed by the high stage success, tho story wns enlarged the city.
THANKSGIVING BREAKFAST
Sanford Council K. of C. entertain school students who undertook It. Ono nnd put into scenario form by Waidoline and invite you to call and let us prove this assertion:
ed all the men of tho congregation at of tho most charming features of tho mor Young. It will ho shown at tho Hughes Spent Time
a communion broakfnst of tor tho 7:00 entertainment was tho chorus work Star Thcatro tonight and tomorrow.
With President Today
o’clock moss Thanksgiving morning, of tho players, which was exhibited
As tho screen affords greater'pos
in n number of Thanksgiving songs. sibilities for dctalf in stories than the
Armament Questions
in tho Knight’s of Columbln Hall.
Men’s Sox, p a ir ______ ____09c
A
solo
part
Was
beautifully
taken
by
All men attonded communion In a
stage, thoso who hnje soon tho play
( » 7 T h o A s s o c ia t e d P re ss 1
body at the sovon o’clock moss re Llllio Ruth Spcncor.
will hnvo tho* added interest of see
Ladies’ Hose, p a ir.................09c
WASHINGTON,
Nov. 25,-Secr*.
turning to tho K. of C. hall for break Tho cast for tho play which had for ing Just how tho scenario has boon tary Hughes spont half an hour wii
Yard-wide Percale,............... 19c
fast which hod been prepared and was its purpose tho omphasls of the latter handled. Ono fonturo which was add- President Harding todny going 0ver
half of tho word Thanksgiving, and od, much to ita value, ia the character armament conference matters.
served
by tho Catholic ladies.
Yard-wide Tan, Old Rose,
Grnnd Knight Chnrlos L. Britt pre which wns produced under tho direc of "Gloom," which docs hot appear i n
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Green and Gray Shan
sided ns toastmaster and many good tion of Miss Snra Muriel and Mrs. tho original play. Tho part ia tho anti- STAR NOVELTY ORCHESTRA
talks were made by tho different men. McKay was ns follows:
thisia of "Intoxication." Mr. Fitzv
PLAYED LAST NIGUt
tung Suiting, very de
Cores—May Bello Allon.
Special
mention
nnd
thanks
should
maurico
and
Mr.
Young
decided
th
a
t'
sirable for Jumper dress
Pomonn—Mildred Holly.
be made to tho Bol-Jnr Coffee Co.,
"Gloom" would add a modern touch to
The Stnr NovoUy orchestra under
es .......................................... 49c
who donated nnd served thoir delic Ponce—Gayle Mnrshall.
tho allegorical piny that was written ^ ,0 munnKen,cnt of Mr. Ball, furnijhPlenty—Mnrlo Stamper.
ious coffee.
before the anti-liquor law wont into Cl*
n,U8*c l®8* evening for the
Father Timo—Edward Henderson. „ffcct
American Legion dance nt tho pavilMother Earth—Cnrrio Stanley,
•
BUFFET SUPPER
Added attraction will be “A Perfect
°" d
k<* 1 bU,y “ l,h
, ous encores making a hit w th ou»
One of the prett'est of a series of Grandfather—Frederic Rincs.
Vllllan" a Suttehlne comedy.
!c,l,toil crowd.
'
pnrtics being given Miss Adelaide j Grandmother—Mnrgnret Cox.
Father—Byron
Stephens.
Higgins ,n popular and charming ]
A Good Place to Trade
Mother—I.illie Ruth Spencor.
hrido-etcct of next ni with, wns tho
Son—William
Fitts.
huifet suppe’ given Wednesday eve
IB B 3 I
Daughter—Margaret
Zachary.
ning by Mrs. Henry Wight nnd Miss
Pianist—Charlotte
Smith.
M. Burns, of Columbia, Tenn., motor Sara Wight at thc.r lovely home on
ed to Winter Garden yesterday after- ,,|irk avenue.
noon
The two largo living rooms were SPECIAL POLICEMAN
CANNOT SLEEP IN MIAMI
_____
j most nrtistirnlly decorated with
MRS. FRED DAIGER. Society Editor,
Mr J. M. Burns, who has been in burnished l.rnss howls filled with rod
MIAMI, Nov. 25.—Special police
Rhone 217-W
West Palm Bench on business, re- J r"*''8
f«'™8' " ’bite roses wore al men who fall asleep on the grass of
so used in charming profusion in the
It y o u Ii i m p m iy f r i e n d . v U III kk T« o
i ’I’o r s d i i v ,.v . . „ j n ir. a n d is t h e
— If ,1111 n r e K.ilmi m » j « h e r e o r emiiliiK l u r n m i m s u n j i m i i i i i k i
tho reception Miami's city parks lose their identity
h o m e , o r If row itVe r n i r r l n l n l i i K . w r i t e „ u c 8 t „ f his daughter, Mrs. II ownru living rooms nnd in
n i i o . t n l n i r d to tliln d e p a r t m e n t , a l v l n i t " , ,
room brass bowls filled with mnrehel- and their ofTIcnl nccourtcments only
d r l n l l a . n r le l r liiiiin r t h e l i n n . i i w i l l . Smith.
gvo them the nppenrnnco of n des
I»e Kri'iitl) tiin ire e ln le d .
nell roses were effectively placed.
The decorations in the dining room perado, according to Deputy Sheriff
i J. W. Davis, of Greenwood, S. C.,
SOCIAL CALENDAR
Jack Gay, who recently arrested one
' is spending the winter hero with his were elnbornto nnd beautiful nnd fea of his fellows whom he did not know.
daughter, Mrs. J. Roland Lyle, nt her tured tho dainty color motif of white
Friday:
The specin (policeman wns busking
nnd green nnd Invondnr. The table,
Mrs. W. C. Hill will entertain the homo on Tenth street.
under
Miami’s kindly moon, his piswith its lnee cover,,was beautiful in
members of the Monday Bridge
-------its appointments, the centerpiece was ,o1 »nd hilly lying beside him. PasClub at her home on East Fourth
Miss Clough, of Lakeland, is spend«
green basket filled with white roses Hcnhy h^ o n o d
Deputy Gay. It
ing several days here nt the Montestreet.
the handle tied with Invondnr tulle. W,,H nN'»rently « case that would
Mother's Club will meet nt IJ o'clock zumn.
\ round this vns a wreath of Sham- ""t '1crmJt nf cnrc,c88 la d lin g «nd
at the home of Mrs. Fred Williams.
rocks,
(the hriile being of Irish par- ^°PNty ^#,|y stealthily approached
L. It. McIntyre, of Cleveland, Ohio,
N. DoV. Howard Chapter, U. D. C.,
but ago.)
hi*s Htmrry, eased away the weapons
Montezuma
will meet nt .‘I:.'I0 at the Parish wns registered at tho
On
entering
tho
Indies
w-re
given
nn<! thl'n nwakoncd *''»>• The man inwhile in the city yesterday.
House.
old
fashioned
corsage
hmirpiets
of
s
was a ^P^lnl policeman and
Saturday:
roses
in
lnee
paper
holders.
The
men
h>8 bndge but it was not
Mr. and Mrs. George L. Hoy, of
Mrs. W. E. Watson will entertain tho
until he wns carried to tho polico
were
given
houtennaires
of
roses
mnl
members of the Every Week Chicago, arrived here Wednesday nnd
station that his identiy wns proven
Bridge Club at her apartments in will spend the winter here. Mr. and .Shamrocks.
and
he wns released.
Mrs. Wight nnd Miss Wight were
the Welnkn.
Mrs. Hoy have many friends hero
Children's Story Hour will ho held nt who will he interested to hear that assisted in entertaining and nerving
MARION COUNTY IN
by Mrs. LnVernc Hurt.
they have returned.
the Central Park at four o’clock.
NATIONAL CHAMBER
Miss
Higgins
the
pretty
honoree,
Saturday:
wore
on
this
occasion
n
very
becom
Miss
Inez
M.
Seott
and
I).
I).
Temple Pipo Organ Club hazanr nnd
OCALA, Nov. 25.—The Marion
cooked food sale at Moore'a Opti-j Scott, of Huntington, Did., are spend ing gown of white sutin with luvencounty honrd of trndo hns applied for enl Parlors, opposite tho postofTice. ing some time in thie city, stopping dar tulle.
Among those enjoying the cordial membership in the Chnmbor of Com
at the Monezunm.
Monday:
hospitality of these chn~ining hos merce of the United States. At a re
The Woman's C'nh will entertain at
Mr. and Mrs.
Ii. Eiuscl, Mr. nnd tesses were: Misses Adelaide Higgins, cent eeting of the honrd It wns de
a reception in honor of Miss Eliza
beth Skinner, of Dunedin, and Mrs. Mrs. George LnDtir, Miss LnDur, Mrs. Miss Lottie Cnldwoll, Miss Zoo Mun cided that Marion county's cotnorcinl
Ernest McGowan Galloway, from Albright, Miss Stella Clark, Master son, Miss Norma Herndon, Mrs. C. organization should make itself nvnilHenry Clark, Mrs. J. W. Tufts were It. Kirtley, Messrs. Lucas McLeod, able for the data anil information re4 to (5 o'clock.
American Legion will give a banquet1n motoring party from Mt. Dora James Higgins, Robert Deane, llodg- wording the country’s industry nnd
the appliention for membership wns
and cabaret at the Valdez hotel at spending the day in Sanford yestor-1son Hall, Percy Moro, Sam Yontz.
authorized. Colvin Brown, chief of
eight o'clock.
day and having lunch lit tile Valdez.
the organization service of the nntBAZAAR
AND
COOKED
FOOD
Friday—Mrs. C. It. Kirtley will on-------tlonnl
chamber, is expected to ar
HALE.
tertnin in honor of Miss Norma
W. Albert Snyder and W. A. Snyrive
herecnrly
in January in connec
The
members
of
the
Temple
Pipo
Ilcrndon, nt her home on Magnolia dor, of New York, representing tht
tion
with
tile
hoard’s
application.
Organ
Club
will
hold
their
Christmas
Bel Jar Coffee Co., were among those
avenue.
B
izaitr
mid
Cooked
Feed
Sa'e,
Satur
Saturday—Temple Pipe Organ Club stopping at the Valdez yesterday.
day nt Moore's optical parlors, on FLORIDA FLORISTS FLOURISH
will hold their Christmas Bazaar
First street, opposite the postofficc.
Tampa
was
represented
here
yes
and Cooked Food sale ut Moore’s
Then* will he four booths, fancy
JACKSONVILLE, Nov. 25.—The
terday by A. Whitman and J. J. Whit
Optical Parlors, on First street.
work, cooked food, candy and (lower Florida Florists Association which
is settled for the entire season. At no time
Monday—Woman’s Club will enter man.
booth. Especially intereating will he was organized here recently at n
tain at a reception honoring Miss
-------during the season will you find lower prices
Elizabeth Skinner, o f Dunedin,
U. A. Augustine, o f Jacksonville tho flower booth, with its pots of meeting attended by representatives
president of the Federation of Wo- "'us among the business visitors here Narcissus mnl Chinese Lilly bulbs. of twenty-five llourists throughout
than we are giving you in our—
Another special feature will he the the state, plans to meet again next
men’s CIii Iih, and Mrs. Ernest Me- yesterday.
candy
booth.
All
kinds
of
candy
will
April in Lakeland for the purpose of
Gownn Galloway, vice-president, at
increasing its cmhership. They hnvo
W. ft. Manning nnd Fred C. Locke, lie on sale.
Inrge, from 1 to ll o’clock, at the
200
or more members.
of
Jacksonville,
were
in
the
city
yes
Club Rooms.
FOB
MISS
HERNDON.
C.
Leslie Wbipp, Jncksonvillt, Is
terday
attending
to
business.
Westminster Club will meet at tho
A
very
delightful
social
affair
of
president
of the new organization;
home of Mrs. R. C. Rower, on
this
evening
will
he
the
party
given
FF.
A.
Kntill,
Tampa, vice-president,
A.
M.
Hoffman,
of
New
York,
made
Fourth street, at 7:.‘10 p. m.
by
Mrs.
C.
R.
Kirtley
ut
'icr
home
his
headquarters
nt
the
Valdez
Thurs
mid
N.
A.
Rensoner,
Onoco, secretnryAmerirnn l-oglon Banquet and Caba
on
Mugnolin
nvenue,
complimenting
trensurer.
J
.
M.
Cnruthors,
Orlnndo,
day
while
in
the
city
transacting
ret, at the Valdez Hotel, nt eight
Miss Norma Herndon, whose mar anil W. B. Currcy, Del,mid, were elec
business.
o'clock.
riage to Lieut. Bivins will be mi in ted to the hoard of directors.
John Jacobs *mh| II. E. Kondolf, of teresting event in December.
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Griffin, of
NOTICE TO PUBLIC
Haines City, spent the day here yes. Philadelphia, spent the dny here yes
WESTMINSTER CLUII.
terday on ii business mission.
tordny with relatives.
The Westminster Club will meet
Although my entire plnnt was dos
Mondny
evening
nt
the
home
of
Mrs.,
strayed
by fire Saturday night, I am
F.
W.
Stanley,
of
Citrn,
was
in
tho
Mr. mnl Mrs. Ilownrd Smith nnd
R.
C.
Bower,
on
East
Fourth
streot,
jnow
prepared
to
tako
enro
of
all
old
city
yesterday
mingling
with
friends
the Intter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.
at 7:.'I0.
land new customers for nny kind of
mid attending to business .
Only a few more days of this great event so
It is requested that all articles for cement work. Call nt 200 Park nveA. L. Murphy, of Cincinnati, was the Bazaar will bo turned In nt this nuomeeting.
200-fltp
A. L. ROY.
registered nt the Valdez yesterday.
DANCE AT VALDEZ.
Tha dance given Wednesday even
ing at the Valdes hotol by tho Wnrron-Wrlght orchestra jofl Cleveland
wan a very delightful affair and was
well attended both by the homo peoplo and numbers of others from OrInndo, DcLnnd, Eustls and other
places in tho neighboring counties.
Sanford Dry Goods Co.
I
SOCIETY
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Is the Time to Buy Your
Fall and Winter
Apparel
LB
^Mid-Season
Clearance
tl
tU\b
AUTOMOTIVE
ELECTRICAL
ENGINEERS
-IT
ii
Bt*'
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H0F-M.4C
|BATTERY
CO.
“Foot of First St ”
ST. AGNES GUILD.
| Don't be misled. Tho sulo wo aro
Jacksonville wns represented here
All members of St. Agnes Guild are opening on Saturday is by no montiH
[ yesterday by J. A. McLendon, and T.
T. Welsh.
requested to meet at the Pnrish House i a distress sale under tho nnmo of
Wednesday afternoon nt .7 o'clock.
j Clean Sweep, Fire, Bankrupt or nnyPlenso
In
Ing
nil
nrtlclcs
for
tho
thing else Hcnsntlonnl, hut simply just
B. F. Westfall, of Kansas City, is
hazanr
and
the
Chinese
laundry
so*what
the name implies, a Fall Invlspending some time hero making his
that
they
can
bo
mnrked
nnd
wraptation.
Not everything in our Htore is
headquarters nt the Valdez.
ped.
"cut nnd slaughtered." Wo uro not
1ashamed of tho prices wo liuve on our
Mrs. Turner Houser anil Miss Er# # # # Ml stock, nnd take this opportunity of
miim Houser left this afternoon for #
* inviting you to investigate our storo
Tumpn where they wi|l spend several #
* and stock and get acquainted with us.
days with relatives.
* We know wo can servo you well. \Vc
#
» are offering in our sale the splendid
#
MIhs Erntinn Houser, who is at
M values illustrated in our hand bill and
* pm* #
tending school at Columbia, H, C., ar
many others selected from all depart
rived her Thursday and will bo with
ments which wo were unable to illus
PARISH HOUSE KALENDAR.
her parents until Sunday.
trate nnd again wo Invite you to come
Iloly Cross Pnrish House
Nov. 27.—Brotherhood of 8t. An- «nd see for yourself, the values wo
nre giving regularly ns well as tho
Mr. nnd Mrs. B. W. Herndon, Mr. drew Dinner.
Doc. 1-2.—Holy Cross Basnar.
speciul Item s.— Rivers Brothers, Snnnnd Mrs. Archio Betts, Mrs. It. E.
Newman nnd Miss Marjorie Cluy wore
I)oc. fl-7.—All Soul’s Basnar.
nvenue.
20H-2t-\Vod-Frl.
among thouo from Sanford attending
For nfTIco supplies, stationery, etc.,
—Get your Scratch Fads from The
tho dnneo last evening at tho Country
rome to the Herald office.
.Dio Herald offlca.
Club ut Orlando.
MEETINGS
Buy Now
Or YCU arc LOSING YOUR OWN MONEY
Coats, Coat Suits, Dresses, Skirts, Millinery,
Furs, Waists and Blouses, Hosiery, Under
wear, in fact everything for the well-dressed
weman is included in this great Sale.
i
i
.
’^
/ . M. Dresner
214 East First St.
Phone 121
�THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, NO!
■■
Little Happening#
Mention of
Mottero In Brief
Peroonnl Boms
•f Interest
'
Summary of tbo
Floating Small
Talks Succinctly
Arranged for
Herald Readara
In a n d A b o u t
The C ity
THE WEATHER
For Florida: Fair tonight
and Snturdny, except prob
ably showers Irt Extreme
South portion.
What do you think of tho Herald?
And then what do you think of
I’crklns & Britt?
And then what do you think cf tho
city of Snnford, generally?
The American Legion dedicated the
new pavilion last night with a dance.
Ilrnxton Porkina nnd Chnrles Britt
are spending part of tho day at
Brldgoond today.
All the Snnford high acnool foot
ball team go to Daytona tomorrow
where they will play DoLand high.
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: TEMPERATURE
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Summer weather, nummor
** weather. Can you bunt It 7
** 80 hero In the heart of the
** fall season and almost in
*l tho winter season. That Is
Wrt It would bo the winter soa89 son if it was winter but we
1*3 cannot toll the difference n*
*9 between winter nnd summer
1*9 any more. However, wo bo89 lievc that after n few more
*9 rains it will get colder. **
I** Wo need somo cooler wenth- tei
1*9 or for ninny reasons. Did. •»
89 you huvo a nico Thnnksglv- 8a
*9 Ing?
BriO A. M. NOV. 25
pm
hh Maximum .................... 80 tei
8n Minimum...................... 61 tej
89 Range .......................... 08 ha
Barometer ............... 30.08 tei
tei
Calm nnd part cloudy,
rj
tei
t e i t e i t e i t e i R i t e i t e t t e s t e i ha
m
ABOLITION
OF ALL RIGHTS
IN OLD CHINA
I
Y®un W 5DD Famdl
New Styles Arriving Otten
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i
a whole lot about us and our houses in todays paper. And we hope you
read it all.- We use this method to place our policies before you, we
( l l r T h e A s s o c ia t e d P r e s s )
WASHINGTON, Nov. 25.—Aboli
tion of uxtrn territorial rights in Chinn
by which various powers maintain
their own courts for trial of their own
nationals, was ngreed upon in princi
ple today by the powers represented
In tho Washington Arms Conference
on tho Pnciflc ami Fnr Eastern af
fairs. Tho belief is gencrully express
ed, however, not be surrendered imme
diately in view of conditions in China,
but that abolition come promptly as
compatible with progress of Chinn.
The committee appointed a sub-com
mittee headed by Senator Lodge to
present principle In form of a reso
lution.
want you to understand us better.
you will never regret joining the large family of customers of “The
Store That is Different.” We aim to please, and we ask you to ask any
of our many customers. They know.
FAT ARBUCKLE’S
CHIEF COUNSEL
STATES HIS CASE:
r # f s / z ?/ z f r / M r / s
Sa n fo rd . F la .
:
GEORGIAN OWNS ALL
OF MANATEE COUNTY
FOR SA LE
6-room Bungalow, well located, $4,000
2-story, 5-room house, new....... 3,750
Small 5-rm. cottage, well located 2,750
New 5-room cottage with large
rooms ,on brick ro a d ......... 4,200
BRADENTAWN, Nov. 26- A ll the
Terms
proud landowners of .Manatee .minty
Terms
•voil Id be t e.Hicod ■» h<* tIi I.s t.f
Terms
renters if Sheriff Wingate were to
obey orders to collect rent on the
whole county and foward the money
Terms
to a Georgian, according to a letter
CITY
LOTS—
EASY
PAYMENTS
made public by the sheriff. The mis
Other Desirable Heal Estate. We can Suit any Inquiry
sive, signed “Samuel White Hawk
ins," and coming front Porterdnlc,
Gn., stm •! that Mi of Yanutcc conn
ty wns given to the man whose name
is signed to It by Ids father, "J. W.
Harkness,” and asks tlio sheriff to
"remit nt once without fail for that
is your business.’’
While Sheriff Wingate announced
he would file the epistle until sente
legal proccdurt wan taken, the an
nouncement regarding the letter re
called to pioneer residents that many
Classified advertisements, 3 cents s line, No sd taken for lesa that
legal tangles over land ownership
23 cents, nnd positively no classified sds charged to anyone. Cask
have arisen in Florida in tile past as
must accompany all urders, Count five words to a line and remit atu result of the policy of Ihu state in
cordingly.
giving land grants freely in its
younger days to draw settlers. There
FOR RENT—Rooms nnd kitchenettes,
FOR SALE
have been several lengthy lawsuits
Shirley Apt., opp. Postoffico. 205-Cp
on this account, but the sheriff and FOR SALE—By owner, handsome FOR RENT—Ono
furnishod bed
President It. M. Beal, of the local1 homo furnished, ntodont conveniroom, also garage. 116 Laurel Ave.
hoard of trade announced they did cnees, gnrnge and bearing grove; also
190-tfc
not tnkethe present communication H0,,,u beautiful homo sites in n grovt^
seriously.
| 011 n hike.
Box 116, Altnmonte FOR RENT—Bed room, 311 Pnrk nvonue,
178-tfo
________________
Springs, Fla.
11-3-lmoc
FOR
RENT—Furnished'
roortu
411
Rivers Brothers are offering union- Fl)K SALE—Belgian hares. Apply
204-0tp
Pnrk
Ave,
ishing values for tea days in their
tu Geo, Mero, 81L Elm ave. Phono
Fall Invitation sale beginning Satur- 254.
105-tfdh FOR RENT—Suburban home. Call
308-J.
107tffl
day, November 26. For example; I,ti FOR SALE—Dining table, walnut bed
dies Art Silk Hose, 40e; men’s full
and springs. Call 306-J.
200-tfc FOR RENT—Fcrndulo Apartments,
furnished or unfurnished. See Mro.
mercerized socks, 25c; sturdy child FOR SALE—Ono Florence Automat
L. G. Loveless, in Mcisch block, 306
ren's hose, lftc, ami n varied assort
ic 3-burner oil stove with mantel
East First St. Phono 205-L1 lOltfc
ment of choice merchandise in all de and oven. Call 415-W.
201-tfc
partments. Get one of our hand bills
Foil REN T—Llglit
housekeeping
and study it closely. It will pay you. FOR SALE—One Daisy churn. Call
rooms and unfurnished rooms, 1020
415-W.
201-tfc East Second St.
2l(l-2tc
207-4tp
FOR SALE—Two story business
building. Apply to tliu owner, Klon FOIt RENT—2 hod rooms and kltehStill, there would lie no worry
enette, furnished for light house
205-tfc
about the integrity of China if other Ares, 805 0th St.
keeping. 614 West Second street.
nations hnd a little more integrity. FOR SALE—Cabbage and lettuce
plants. See It. F. Crenshaw nt tho FOR RENT—House of 8 rooma nnd
hnth. 1022 Onk avenue.
207-5tc
postoffico.
200-tfc
Tho reason some people never get
anything done is heennuso they spend COTTAGES FOR- SALErRENT OR
WANTED
TRADE—J. MusHon.
200-3tc
too much time talking about how
WANTED—Customers
for fresh mlik,
busy they are.
FOR SALE—at a genuine bargain, 60
morning
and
ovening
deliveries.—R,
acres rich hammock land, 250 bear
Sell It with n Herald Want Ad.
ing orange and grapefruit trees, near L. Garrison. Phono 3711. 100-St-Ttt
Geneva on the Snnford-Qonovn high WANTED—Salesman with car to
way. F'or particulars address Box
sell low |triced 10,00ft milo cord
416, St. Augustine, Fla.
207-6tc tires. Guaranteed salary und con
FOR HALE—26 head of good, frbah tract to right pnrty.—Goodstock Cord
milch cows, nil with young cnlves. Tire Co., 308 South LaSnllo St., Chi
210-1 tp
Como early and get the host.—E. E. cago, HI._______________
Brady’s Stable.
‘
207-4tp
Help a youngster win the prise. Buy
FOR SALE—Twin Indian motorcycle n 10c ticket redeemable at the Epis
with side cur. Inquiro Ford Ser copal Bazaar December 1st nnd 2nd,
171-tfc
vice Station,
207-4tp at the Parish Meuse.
GENUINE
FROSTPROOF CABLOST
Imge plants.
lauding varieties.
A car load of Hipc Mutuums on Immediate shipments. Satisfaction
Ihu track by express office, op guaranteed. Cash with orders. Post LOST—Golf bag, con
paid 200—50c; 600—11.00; 1,000—
taining sticks and the
en for sale. $1.00 and up a $1.75. Express largo strong plants
1.000—$1.25. Wholesale $1.00 por 1,- barrel of a gun, Satur
bunch.
FORMER MEMBER OF
000, Klondykc and Missionary straw day afternoon. Reward
CONSTITUTION DEAD
berry plants, postpaid, 500—$2.50; if returned to Philip R.
1.000— $4.75.—Southern Plant Special-1 A «
/a » ~ “ V r
ORLANDO, Nov. 25.—In the re1st, Madison, Fia.
208-in tp ! A n d r e w . C e l e r v A v e n u e .
cent passing of John Neels at Mh
208-tfc
home in Westvilio, Flnoridn lost ono Car must be sold in two days. FOR SALE—Lettuce plants, B. 1.1 Phone 371-Q
,
Lake,
Lake
Monroe,
Fin.
208-3tp1
more of the members of tho consti
tutional convention of 1885, which Come early and get the bargains. TYTEWltTfPlt ""Bargain?:— UudoTNOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
framed the present state constitution,
woods, Remingtons, Smiths, Coron
Mr. Neels, who was seventy-two
as, Royals, Monarchs, Olivers, $20 to
We have not lost uny part of out
years old nt tho timo of his death,
$60. We buy, Hell, repair, exchange. plant, hut wish to inform our many
hnd nufferod n stroke of paralysis
Tampa Book & Stationery Co., 513 friends and tho public that we are In
just beforo the end.
Ho hud been
Franklin St., Tampa, Fla.
209-3tcl a position to figuro on your cement
elected sheriff of Holmes county
n /\n
OL'NTM'----------- sidewalk work, nnd furnish any kind
.when barely twenty-ono nnd for
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iv I j J* 1_____
of cement building blocks or concrete
eight years represented tho Third
FOR RENT—2 furnishod bed rooms.. building mntoriuh—MIRACLE CONdistrict in tho Florida senate. Ho
Phono 437-W, corner Elm & Third CRETE CO., J. B. TERWILLEGER,
Street.
was a Mason of high degree.
105-tfe Prop. Phone 244-4.
20&-3tc
SPORT WORLD
One Pair Shoes
FREE!
PAGE
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WAS ARCHED UPON BY PRINCI
PAL POWERS AT CON
FERENCE
FAT ARilUKLE
21 SC
Robert Holly, Jr., wont to Dnytona
Col. G. W. Knight is walking with SAID TODAY THAT PHYSICIAN
today to attend the mooting of tho n cane the result of stepping off a
SAID VIRGINIA SAID FATTY
Y. M. C A. In that city and nlso t o " 0" |i" lin,f spraiidng'his «nk£
SAID IIE WAS INNOCENT
piny footbnll tomorrow when Snnford.
high plnys DoLand.
d l l ' T h e A nm ieliK ril 1‘rriaa)
Tho hunters are reporting plenty
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 25.—Gav
1of gnino nnd plenty of mosquitoes.
in McNnb, chief counsel for Fatty ArW. Ford nnd C. E. Lninbord, of
hucklc, announce dtoday I)r. M. E.
Clnrkshnrg, W. Vn., and E. R. JnckI Ini St iles is here froir.i Pensacola Rummcll, wlm attended Virginia Rnpson, of New Aork, stopped over hero ( and bis many friends are glad to see
pe after the party In Arbuckle’s
enroiito from Miami to their homes, ^him.
lived here ninny years ngo
rooms, exonerated the comedian of
today.
.
with his parents, Mr. ami Mrs. W. H. her fatal injuries.
Stiles.
Now is the time to think about
* * * * * * * * * *
your Christmas advertising. See the
Air. and Mrs. Hansel and, son, of
Herald man and take n hlg spneo. Gainesville, are comfortably located
This is the time to do business.
in the home of Mrs. Arrington, on
Magnolia avenue. Mr. Hamel is the
* * * * * * * * * *
Mr. and Mrs. II. C. Trask, of Mich new trainmaster of this division and
igan have arrived in the city and will has been residing In Gainesville for
FOOTBALL RESULTS
spend the winter here. They are many years.
former residents of Snnford nnd their
Florida, 21; Oglethorpe, 3.
DEATH OF II. W. SMITH
many friends are gind to seo them
Cornell, 41; Ponna., 0.
again.
University of Maryland, 0; N orth
The many fri nd- of Blaine W.
Smith of this city wore shocked yes- Cnrolina State, C.
University of Alnbnmn, 7; Miss. A.
TMr. nnd Mrs. Harry Walsh hnvo terdny to learn of his death at Tararrived in the city from Detroit where pon Springs. lie hnd been ill for aev- nnd M., 7.
Notre Dame, 48; Michigan Aggies,
they spent tho summer nnd will bo ernl weeks at his old home nt Tnipon
at homo to their ninny friends nt Springs hut his death was unexpect 0.
Centre, 21; Tulnno, 0.
their place on Oak avenue. Mrs. ed. He lenven n wife nnd two children
North Carolina, 7; Virginin, 3.
Walsh’s mother, Mrs. Ammon, ac and brother to mourn Ids loss. *
Johns Hopkins, 0; Washington nnd
Mr. Smith was engaged in the gar
companied them nnd will spend tho
winter here. Mr. nnd Mrs. Walsh are age business hero with his brother, Lee, 7.
Wooster, <1; Mt. Union, 0.
Snnford residents now nnd whilo they Carl Smith, nnd r the name of Smith
Georgetown, 13; Bethany, 0.
like their old home in Detroit thoy Bros., nnd hnd been a resident of Snn
Ohio Northern, 7; Wittcnhurg, 0.
like Snnford better nnd nrc nUvnys ford for the past two years. He wns
Maryville College, ' University
gind to get hack for the winter sea respected and well liked by a large
son. Mr. Walsh hns a farm nnd is circle of friends nnd patrons who will of Chattanooga, 0.
Springfield, 0; New Hampshire, 0.
engaged in raising winter vegetables regret his demise. The ‘yirpathy of
Vanderbilt, 0; Sewnnec, ft.
and the shipping of tho snmo and is their many friends goes out to ,tho
University of Detroit, 21; Univer
family of the deceased.
a Snnford booster all the time.
sity of Vermont, 0.
Georgia, 28; Clomson, 0.
Georgia Tech, I I; Auburn, ft.
Shoe
Repairing—Hand
Work
im a is ia s
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a
Hollins, 3; Birmingham-Southern,
0.
V. P. I., 26; V. M. I., 7.
Elon, 7; Guilford, ft.
Emory nnd Henry, 10; Kings Col
i
a
lege, 7.
a
DECEMBER FIRST
I Wofford, 0; Trinity, 67.
a
Ohio University, ft; Marietta Col
a
lege,
It.
We will place in our show window a glass jar £ Pittsburg,
ft; Penn. State, ft.
a filled with beans. A sealed envelope will be 3 Washington nnd Jefferson, 13;
a
West Virginia, 0.
a
a attached containing the number of beans in
Muhlenhurg, 68; Ursinus, 0.
5
University of Cincinnati, 7; Miami,
the jar.
15.
Franklin nnd Marshall, 0; Gettys
burg, ft.
Dickson, ft; Buckncii, 21.
MisH. College, 28; Spring Hill, 7.
Notre Dame, 48; Michigan Agios 7.
: Kansas 15; Missouri, 0.
Nebraska, 70; Chicago Aggies, 7.
Marquette Univ. 7; Wabash, C., 0.
Utah Agr. Col., 14; Uni. o TJtnh, 3.
Creighton, 10; South Dakota, 0.
Ilnily Military Institute, 14; Po.ter
a
Military
Institute, 7.
a To the person- guessing correctly. One guess
University
of Ky., 0; University
:
with every purchase starting
of Tennessee. 0.
'
V. !
Trnnsylvnnin, 14; Georgetown Col
lege
6.
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1ST
Lynchburg College 8; Ronnoke, 7.
a
Furmnn, 28; Davidson, 0.
a
a
Penn. Mil. Col. 3; St. Johns 0.
THURSDAY!
1
35, 1921
A. P. CONNELLY
CLASSIFIED ADS
Bananas!
20c AND 25c A DOZ.
S A N F O R D , F L A
First Nul’l Bank Annex
" T h e F a m ily Sh oe S t o re ”
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s E E 0 U R W ,N D 0 W
Bananas!
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666 cures Chills and Fever.
196-lGtc ■
is jealous of its reputation for Ser
vice and seeks to justify it anew with
each individual problem presented
to it.
T h e Seminole County
Government Corned Beef, Special.............. 16e
Rosemead Pure Cane Syrup in gal. cana..78c
Lima Beans, B.-E. Peas, W hite Beans, lb...10c
Have your watches and Jewelry re
Full Cream Cheese, per lb........................... 29c
paired at McLaulin’s. Two first class
All
National Biscuit Company—
watch makers. Prompt service.
10c Goods for ...................................... 07c
14U-tfc
,20c Goods for ......................................... 14c
To break a cold take 666.
100-lGtc
Swift’s Jewel Lnrd—
No. 10 Pails ...................................... 11.28
God give us men; and then help us
No. 5 P a ils .............................................65c
to piovido Jobs for them.
Tomutoes, good pock—
FOR SALE—Eight room house with 8
No. 1 can ............................................ 7 Fie
bath. Immediate possession. Small
No. 2 can ...........*.......................
12'/|C
payment down, long time on balance.
No.
3
c
a
n
.................................................
15c
See Lane or address Box 782, Day
tona, Fla.
199-Tu-Sat-4w 8 EGGS, per dozen .........................................48c
To prevent a cold take 666. 196-15tc
.....Bank.....
SERVICE
::
PROGRESS
4% INTEREST PAID
STRENGTH
1
660 cures Bilious Fever.
8 THE SEMINOLE MARKET will Treat You
Right on GROCERIES and FRESH MEATS
[
A FEW SPECIALS
3
•• l
Aa life drawn to a close, some men
take up religion; and some take up
golf.
Gold Bar Dill Pickles, 3-lb. can.................. 30c
Hawaiian Pineapple, 2-lb. can ................. 35c
■ Rosedale Apricots, 3-lb. c a n ......................30c
8
Sliced Raw Ham, Kingan’s, lb................ 50c
Breakfast Bacon, Sliced, per lb..................35c
8 Picnic Hams, lb............................................. 23c
Pillsbury Flour, 21-lbs............................... $1.50
Velvet Self-Rising Flour, 24-lbs............. 1.40
8 Best Western Steak, lb............................. 30c
Best Florida Steak, lb...................................25c
8 ----------------------- COME ANI) SEE------------------------
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Sem inole M arket
W. T. CLICKIOIl, Proprietor
324 Sanford Avenue
Sanford, Fla.
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Sanford Cycle Company
BICYCLES and SUPPLIES
8
Juveniles for Hows’ ami Girls’
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VELOCIPEDES, IRISH MAILS, AUTOMO
BILES, WAGONS, KIDDIE KARS
and PEDI CARS
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For (he Little Folks
Everything on Wheels
8
Sanford Cycle Company
117 PARK AVIONl! 10-
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-SANFORD, FLA.
COMING WEEK NOVEMBER 28
8
Melville’s Comedians
Under Auspices
AMERICAN LEGION
8
A special invitation is extended to ladies to attend the per
formance on Monday night, as one lady is admitted free on
our opening night when accompanied by one paid ticket.
»
ECONOMY GROCERY
The Opening Play
“WHEN DREAMS COME TRUE”
Prompt Delivery All Over Sanford
HARD WORK
Few epidemics arc expected, how
Tho Tcmplo Ripe Organ Club will
hold its Christmas Baznar Novombor
20th at Moore’s Optical Parlor, opp.
I’ostoffice.
200-tfc
686 cures Mnlnrinl Fever.
ECONOMY GROCERY |
I9fl-15tc ever, in states that won’t admit beer
When the German speculator wins
n bftle of mark3, his are merely pa
per prolUs.
for medicinal uso.
Hupmobile makes fin
al reduction, open mod
els, $1250, Detroit.—B.
& O. MOTOR CO., San
ford.
188-tfc
190-15tc
Jones' Dairy Farm llttlo link sau
Judging by the price they charge sage.—L. P. McCullor.
203-tfc
for the stuff, they should bo called
contrnlmnditB.
The wicked pnrt of the movie, de
lected by tho censor, comes In handy
House wiring at right prices nnd to make up poster illustrations for
electric work of all kinds.—Treadwell the advertising.
Electric Co., opposite Postoffico. Tele
phone 192.
207-0tc
Wheatsworth, real whole whoat,
pure graham flour.—L. I*. McCullor.
Eggs, 55c dozen.—L. P. McCullcr.
20.1-tfc
I he !• rlundly Clnss of tho Mctho•list
Sunday School will havo n cookLet’s see; how was
it that men
ed
food
sale Saturday afternoon at tho
dodged justice before the day of ex
Union
Phnrntncy.
209-3tc
pert witnesses?
Old Dobbin had his faults, hut you
Wheatsworth Biscuit, real Grnhnm
crackers, 100 per cent whole wheat. didn’t have to jack up or.o hind foot
—L. P. McCullor.
203-tfc to get him started on n frosty morn
ing.
Ituh-My-Tisni for Rheumatism.
196-10tc
Hupmobile makes fin
You can nay olio thing for this ago.
it in developing some highly trained
ennfertes.
Van Camp's tall cream, $5.50 per
case.—L. P. McCullor.
203-tfc
al reduction, open mod
els, $1250, Detroit.—B.
& O. MOTOR CO., San
ford.
188-tfc
666 quickly relieves n cold. 19G-15tc NEWBERRY’S DRUG STORE
Rhone 36
As long as tho indemnity remains 201-tfc
unpaid, German statesmen will havo
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
a promising future.
J. T. Reeves is no lunger connected
Tlie Ladies Union of the Congrega with mo in uny way, and I ain not re
tional church will hold thoir annual sponsible for any motley, fertilizer, or
bazaar and cooked food sale December nnything he may ehnrgo to mo. Tho
17th. I’laeo to he announced Inter.
agreement I declare broken—nnd at
207-Tuo-Fri.-4tc an end.
MRS. M. B. ALLISON.
■100-D-a-W—4tp .
Hupmobile makes fin
al reduction, open mod
els, $1250, Detroit.—B.
& O. MOTOR CO., San
ford.
Compound Lnrd, per lb.................................. 14 C J;
Pillsbury’s Best Flour, 2 4 s ...................... 81.45 8
Pillsbury’s Best Flour, 12s........................... 7 nc 5
U. S. Mail Soap, 10 b a r s ................................25c 8
Best Self Rising Flour, 24‘lbs.................. $1.25 ■
Best Self Rising Flour, 12 lb s ................... 68c ■
Best Creamery Butter, per lb..................... 50e S!
Best W hite Bacon, per lb.
15C ■
Best Smoked Bacon, per lb............................ 22c g
Best Picnic Hams, lb......................................I 9c J
Government Bacon, 12-lb. can, ..............$2.28 g
Regular Hams, per lb......................
29c g
Blue Ribbon Toilet Paper, o f o r ................. 25c I
No. 2>/2 Rose Dale Peaches, Calif. F ruit, 32c [
E xtra Lnrge size Prunes, lb.......................... 17Cg
g 5-lbs. Sugar for 20c with 1-lb Lowney’s Bulk Cocoa a t ..................... 45c 3
Electricians, quick sorvlco, supplies
and fixtures.—Treadwell Electric Co.,
opp. I’oatoffice. Telephone 102.
207-fltc
P 'r
| 3j
-BISHOP’S BLOCK
309 FIRST STREET-
Hungary appears to bo Hapsburg- :
lar-proof.
The knowledge and experience of
this bank is ayailable to its friends
and patrons at all times, regardless
of the size of their transactions.
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I
Stone’s Rich Fruit Cake* -L. P. Mc203-tfc
Culler.
By Dr. William E. Burton
I have heard of men working them
selves to death, but I do not think I
have ever known any ono to do it.
I havo known a good many men who
had died from what was called over
work, hut I doubt the diagnosis.
Work is good for men. It docs not
kill them, and they can do more of it
than most of them do.
I believe fully that most men could
do much more work and be better for
it.
Work is good for body nnd brain.
But work combined with worry kills
men, and worry without work kills
them faster.
I do not talk on (his matter wholly
as a theorist. 1 know what hard work
is. 1 have earned my living with my
hands. It did me good. The long,
j,ar,j (jayH which for threo years I
,,ut j„ u,)on a farm have been a lifelong blessing to me.
The hours were long. Five o'clock
in the morning found us up at work,
and wo were still at it when it grew
dark. It did not hurt us. And it wnA
not so hard but that I found time for
some good reading. Hard physical
labor is good for men.
And so is Imrd mental labor, the
harder the bettor. Most of our work
is not hard enough; it docs not com
pel us to do our best.
Hut worry will kill any man who
lets it prey upon him.
Tile man who can work and sleep
and not worry will never die in the
insane asylum and is not likely to die
in tile poor-house.
And when he dies ho'will not dlo
TAX BOOKS ARE
NOW OPEN
Appilaeliicula oysters.—L. P. McCuller.
203-tfc
Do you need electrical fixtures for
your home? If so got our prices be
fore you buy.—Treadwell Electric Co.,
opposite Postoffiec. Telephone 102.
207-Gtc
Riili-My-Tisni, a pain killer. 19G-15tc
The Hist step in tho direction of
disarmament lias been the gradual
elimination of w' ir.t watches.
The Ladies of the Prcsliyterinn
Church will hold tliclr Clirlstnins Hasnur, Dec. 2 mid 3, 1021. 167-o.n.w.tfc
CHICKEN DINNER, Sunday noon
nnd evening, Gray Gables, on tho
bench, Senbtoeze, Fin. Phono 401.
Froo hath houses.
74-Fri-St-0m
State and County Tax
Books are now open for
the payment of taxes for
the year, 1921, a dis
count of 2% is allowed
for payment in Novem
ber, \% in December.
Tax books close April
1st. Poll taxes for the
year 1921, for both men
and women, became due
November 1st, 1921.
Business and Occupa
tion Licenses became
due October 1st, and if
not paid, are delinquent,
as the law requires that
a license be procured be
fore conducting the bus
iness, profession or oc
cupation.
j n o . d Tj t n k i n s ,
Tax Collector,
Seminole Co.
11-7-2W C —
ll-U-4wo
BIG SCENE IN “EXPERIENCE*
A striking effect in George Fitzmnuricc's latest Paramount picture,
"Experience," which comes to the Star
Theatre today nnd tomorrow is ob
tained with four little girls who soar
nbove the dancers ia tho “Primrose
Path” cabaret nnd drop roso leaves on
the crowd below. In this scene f>00
pounds of confetti wore lot loose frum
"snow banks" above the setting. For
richness of color nnd arresting novel
ty this scene surpasses anything over
done in motion pictures.
Let’s see what wns It they did with
the beef scraps before the invention
of pure pork sausagef
jicWhon
h eyou’re
? suffering from
headache,
baokaoke,
toothache,
neuralgia,
or pain from any other cause, try
Dr. Miles Anti-Pain Pills
One or two and the pain stops
Contain no hablt-formlng drug*
Have you tried Dr. Miles' Nervine?
A u k y o u r U ru g y iu t
Take Yeast Vitamoh
Tablets T o Put On
“Stay -There” Flesh
A N D IN C R E A SE Y O U R E N E R G Y Q U IC K L Y ,
E A SIL Y A N D SU R E L Y AT SMALL C O ST
Thin or run-down folk, will flag
lni .1 simple test well wortli tryingr ir .t weigh yourself and nicnsur*
yourself. Ne*t uko M astin', VITAtwo tablet, with every meal.
iVimnm ‘ '"l" w,,.,Rh "'"I fnensuro younwJf
aKaia each week and eoutinuo taking
Miistin h Vl l AMON regularly until
you are satisfied with your Rain ia
weight nod cherny. M altin'* VITAMON contain* highly eoneentratod
OfMCHtf ycast-vitnmine* a , well a , the two
other still more important vitaminca
( i"1 .So1'.1 ,l? A and Water Soluble C ).
nil of which Science say, you m u it
have to 1*> MruiiK, well nod fully
developed. It is now licigg used by
thousands who npprcelnto it, coavonienro, economy nnd quick result*,
i •MPORTAMTI While the am*»U':
vn'uo of Mastin'*
VM
N has been clearly nod
positively demonstrated in case, of lack
of energy, nervous trouble,, nncrui*.
Indigestion, constipation, skin erup-
188-tfc
The avorngo man feels ;<il puffed
up with righteousness when he help!*
a little about the house.
from overwork no mattor how hard he
works.
Work is a great blessing, nnd most
of us do not do enough of it to keep
us healthy ns wo ought to bo.
No ono works himsolf to dcuth.
And no ono ought to worry him
self to death.
It does not pay.
eskened pbyiloal and mental condition. i f f i i i r M ’a " * n n y '.m e '^
O BJECTS to having their weight increased to normal. Do not a c c e p tI m lU tW
o r ■ubalitutM. You can get Mastin’, VITAMON tablet, nt d l 3 d m i * U u !
V IT A M ON
THI
an
i!*A U iTe T.S
VUJT
Are Positively Guaranteed
to Put On Firm Fleeb,
Clear the Skin and Increase
Energy When Taken With
Every Meal or Money Back
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Are yomr glasses satisfactory? 1 HA* a new specialty
would be powerful nation
I f others have failed, let ub make
But Separate Nationality for Ukraine
Doss Not Seam to Suit the
Qr«it Powers,
them satisfactory for you.
The Ukrainians are by far the moet
numerous of the races aspiring to In
dependence through the disappearance
of the Romanoffs and llapshurys.
There are Hft.OUO.INK) Ukrainians, most
of them In tho six suuthen| and south
western
former Russian "governmerits," or provinces, and in custom
tom IT oore
Optometrist-Optician
Office Opp. P. O.
phonc 192
TRAPPERS TAKE NOTICE.
Galicia,
|
The law now requires that you se
cure a license to trap fur bearing ani
mals or to chaso tho same with dogs.
You nro required to secure this li
cense, which will coat $1.00. I give
this notice on nccount of tho law being
new and shall expect all interested
parties to secure license before engag
ing in trapping of any nnture.
E. F. HOUSEHOLDER,
County Judge.
EXPERT INSURANCE SERVICE
I represent progressive, modern in
surance old-line companies and am
prompt in rendering you expert serv
ice In securing for you Just what you
want in life insurance on the plan
suited to your presont and future
need. Endowment, monthly Income
plans, and automobile nnd fire In
surance. Write or phono mo to call.
W. J. THIGPEN.
H. VV. NICKERSON
Public Accountant; Audits—Systems
Income Tax Service
Wilt’ll I lit* federal iiiitluu ltlcs ruled
that nil liquor signs must lie removed
from saloons, they ereated a new Held
of endeavor, ami John .Miller Ims spe
cialised In the remoMil i.f some of the
most eNpen-dve In n emblems (hat dec
orate tile former saloon buildings of
Ulil'iiu" and lias been kept busy for
several weeks, John says tbu work Is
not so lull'd but It Is a sad task for
him.
Room 10 McNelll-DnvlB Uldg.
l e g io n d in n e r d a n c e
Phone 852
Orlando; FIs.
ANI) VAUDEVILLE.
Thu Ukraine Is larger titan Ger
many and twice ns large as France. It
stretches from the Carpathian moun
tains to the Pluck sou and tho Cau
It contulns the oil Helds of
casus.
Galicia nnd the famous Donets coal
and Iron region. Almost all the cereals,
cattle, sugar and salt exported from
the former Itusslun empire came from
tile Ukraine,
If the Ukraine umunges to survive
and keep within Its hoiimlarles (lie
territories In which Its race predom
inates, It will be th e’ miwt populous
and the richest of ihe new stales cre
ated by the war, and next to Russia,
the largest country In Europe,
An Independent Ukraine, however,
lines not seem to tit In with the Inter
ests of the victors In the World war,
as these Interests are conceived by
their statesmen, lienee every possi
ble elTnri Is heltig made to deny the
oxlslenee of a Ukrainian race. Dnr
big Hie Iasi few years the most absurd
and ia ifounded stii'emenis about (be
Ukrainians have been etreiilntod and
have gained credence.- Herbert Adams
Gibbons in the t'eiitiirv Magazine.
COMFORT FOR THE AVIATOR
Electrically Heated Coat Protects
Against Extreme Cold Encoun.
tered in the High Altitudes.
An electrically healed garment, de
WANTED TO RENT
5 OR G ROOM HOUSE unfurnished.
I)R. WM. KERMODE
202-dtp
Garner-Woodruff Illdg.
Edith Lucille Ball
Teacher IMimn anil Harmony
Graduate
Chicago Musicnl College
Residence 719 Onk Ave.
Phone 243
P lants now
read y ; Pe
tunias, Pansies, Shasta Daisies,
Pinks
fl/l
CJ
ITEWART
811 Myrtle.j. M r s . OTE
The American Legion wilt give a signed especially for use by aviators,
dinner dance nnd vaudeville attraction has been developed by the genius of
nt the Valdez lintel Monday night, to 1111 1rulhiii. Antnnniigcln Negroiiiiintl of
which only Legion members und the Milan. It has cerliiln very novel fea
Auxiliary can lie invited. The Ly tures.
In the high reaches of die a t
man Twins have consented to put on mosphere,
into which aviators ascend,
a vaudeville attraction for the occas 1here Is even In summer time cold so
ion, and many of the Snnford girls severe that the thickest garments of
will participate in vocal and dancing padded and fur-trimmed leather do not
numbers, and tin- affair promises to alford adequate protection.
The Xcgroinuntl emu Is woven of
l»e one of tho best ever attempted in
tiiis city. All members of the Leg threads which, Imtli warp and weft,
1are electrically resistant wires muted
ion are requested to let Frank Akers with a llreproof Insulating material—
know about your seats tomorrow, or asbestos or silk.
nt least by Friday at noon, in order
The wires are connected with u
that tallies can tie arranged for tho source of electric current (which may
ocension, ns the tickets are going be a buttery of aeemuulators), ami
fast. The Legion and the Auxiliary also with ati apparatus which contains
are looking forward to a line time 1111 aneroid barometer. The latter In
strument Is associated with a thermothat night—Monday night—don't static tube In stub a way as to vary
forget tile dote. Call up Frank Akers the electrical resistance of the wires
over phone 447-w.
composing the emit.
IF SHE COULD HAVE KNOWNl
Detroit Girl Probably Will Always
Feel That Fate Has Been Most
Unkind to Her.
Some women rush Into timrriuge,
Lmt others give thought to olint the
Frames Repaired Lenses Duplicated eeonnmle experts say a limn should
lie earning and have In the hank lie
EYES EXAMINED
fore taking tinln Idiuself a wife.
Few will question that tile latter
course Is the sensible one, observes the
OPT. I).
Providence >1011111111. lint It Inis Its
OPTICIAN—OPTOMETRIST
exceptions, like everything else, one
2I2 East. 1st St.
Sanford, Fla. of the most romantic of them, per
haps, Is coiilaltted III It recent news
WE GRIND OUR OWN LENSE
dispatch from lieindi, telling how an
engine-room worker In one of the city
hotels at HO cents an hour was spurned
by tlie girl of Ids dreams because she
was sure that he would never he aide
to support her.
la less than a week after 1tie s p u m
ing the mini received n message from
a Toledo ntlorney saying that he was
one of three heirs to a stri.ooo.iNSI
estate In California. Fletloti. which
revels In the lutppy ending, would have
laid the lucky one repeat his offer of
marriage and meet with quick and
taayhe tearful ncceptance. and then
would h a re given us a pretty word
plot lire of the smiling couple whirling
westward on a train de luxe.
SAVE YOU MONEY
Rut truth Is cold and exact. The
engine-room worker simply said goodby to the girl who had rejected him
and went to lay claim to Ids inherit
Write us
ance—alone.
Was tills decision correct? And will
ORLANDO, FLORIDA
the young woman. . I f her hand Is
sought again by some humble but
steady workman, consider Ills earnlnu
cupaclly above Ids desire to make her
Ids helpmate?
Any one 111 search of a llrsl aid to
conversation may use these ipicHtlntin
without asking for ...........pyrlgld.
Henry McLaulin, Jr.
GLOBE PIANO CO.
Empire Hotel Block
Thus, became of the barometric con
trol of the electric current, the coat
gives Increasing wnrmlli as the Hying
machine attains higher nnd higher al
titudes. The higher the aviator goes
tin more the bent furnished for Ills
comfort by the garment he wears.—
I'lilhidelphia Ledger.
An Eye Test by Ear.
Apropos of tlie oral method of In
struction at present lii vogue, a bach
elor professor In one of the Sim Fraucl see medical schools tells a story 011
himself In connection with a clinic pa
tient turned over to him for an eye ex-t Inina t bin.
Doctor Itluiik pm ibe chart on the
wall nnd eoiiiiiinndetl u small and
shrinking slx-yenr-old to rend what ho
saw on It.
The child begun painstakingly with
11 strange assort incut of grunts and
l|lsses. ••Gull! Unlit Tub! Itr-r-rll
Ml—'"
Here llie doctor Interrupted.
"No. not" he commanded Impatient
ly. "Don’t make 'hose sounds! .lust
read—read wind's mi there."
The little hoy looked grieved and be
wildered, pud evidently decided he was
not putting enough steam Into his perforinintce.
"filth!" he ejaculated explosively.
••I*uh! Ktili I U-r-r-r!"
The poor child was red la the face,
and the doctor about to hand him over
to the oillre nurse to lie taken down
to the neurological clinic as a probable
Idiot, when the mother gently Inter
fered and enlightened the Ignorant
bachelor.
Her little one had been taught to
read h,v the phonetic method.
Confessions of a Cynic.
,
I am very fond of dynamite llrecrnckcrq when they are shot off over
In the next state.
I like humid weather, hut not In a
Hellish way. I would Just as soon let
Rush to Stake Qold Claims.
the other people have some of M.
I always rend all the fiction imigu• It Is reported l lmt gold hinders ire
swarming
over
the
country
drained
zlnes
I can get. I tiling the ads are
Dependable Service
by the Wupshe river. New llruiiswlck. very Interesting.
and panning the Hands of the stream
I never worrv about little things—
In search of the yellow metal. The like microbes. There are so many big
prospectors are looking for the Gil ger things Hint are worth while.
bertson loilo. The story Is told how
I would tike to know what kind of
nilherlson made a online trip lip tho a buttle licet 11 I’aclllc licet Is, anyhow,
river some sixty years ago, and while
I have never had time to play gawf,
,unking camp fof the night came and don't believe I have missed very
across u large body of gold hearing Illtlel•It.—New York Mall.
o ra Not knowing what It was. he
took homo a large piece to use as a
New 'Chute.
door weight. Home time later a geol
A new adaptation nt the parachute
ogist, visiting Gilbertson, Identified him been experimented upon by the
the ore, and n mad rush to stnke army air service.
This consists of
claims along the Wupshe river en carrying the parachute In the rent*
sued. Gllherlson refused to tell where of the fuselage with certain special
he found the ore. Lnter he became equipment. When accident makes 11
insane, nnd died without revealing the necessary for the pilot to leave his
DRINK
secret.
This season a systematic plnne In uilditlr he simply pulls a lever,
.Elder Spring! Water, fta 9ft 98-1W search Is being mndo.
disconnecting himself nnd a section of
- t rent oure. Pho*»a 811.
the rear fuselage from tho rest of the
For office supplies, stationery^ etc, [■Inna,
SANFORD AUTO
EXCHANGE
We do square,
straight-forward
Repair work and
“WE DO IT FOR
LESS”
Foot of First St.
HERALD ADS get m utt*. . ;
the Herald office.
PAGE
t iip jj . i
H. R. STEVENS,
CANDIDATE FOR Only 31 more Days till Xmas
CITY COMMISSION
Having served one term as city
commissioner, and having had tho
privilege of assisting in establishing
tho now form of government under
which wo nro now working, and the
pcuplc of Snnford having seen fit to
place my namo in nomination for an
other term, I hereby nnnounco my
cundidncy for tho position of city com
missioner, to bo voted for on Decem
ber flth next.
In making this announcement, I
hereby refer you to city records of ac
complishments of the past two years,
nnd if elected I expect to continue to
work for good, clean government, nnd
for the interest of our city nnd its
people.
Yours very truly,
H. It. STEVENS.
11-21-tfc
Wo will not soy "Do Your Christmas Shopping
Early." Too many have said it before and it is al
most 0 joke. But we can Bay without fear of jok
ing or contradiction th a t if you have been saving
yout money through our plnn th o t doing your
Christmas shopping will enuse you no fear because
you will have th a t nest egg from which to draw.
—IN SHOPPING AND IN EVERYDAY L IFE —
It comes to you with full force th a t you have not
been saving as you should. There is nothing gives
you so much independence ns a Bank Account.
Come in and let us tell you about It. Christmas
1 1 .u g s i t home to you with full force.
The Compeie Plant.
On thu prairies mid plains of Utah,
T oxiih and southern Minnesota there
grows a wonderful plant which hns
proved useful to travelers wandering
over these vnst trncts of country. It
In called the compass plant, or pilot
plant, bnenuse of a peculiarity In the
growth of tho leaves, which grow al
ternately along tho stalk, and point
precisely north and South I The In
dians followed tho direction given them
hy these pointing leaves, and told tho
white men about It. This plant bo- For Springs, Applied with n brush.
longs to tho family of tho Gouiposltou,
Prevents broken springs nnd
and looks very much like the min
stops squeaks
itower. It has a strong, resinous
odor, somewhat like turpentine, nnd
sometimes goes hy the name of "tur
pentine plant." — Christian Science
Monitor.
Peoples
of Sanford
STOP-SQUEAK
Spark Plugs, Wire and
Cable
GREASE
OIL
GASOLINE
Testing Pearls.
Two professors in physics at Lon
don university, England, are conduct
ing exhaustive tests, on behalf of the
Dally Mull, with a view to finding Wo1give tickets with each purchase
n possible difference between ordi
good for &r/c in trade
nary and Japanese pearls. A Japan
ese pearl Is produced hy Inserting a
seed pearl or mother of pearl Into the
liver of tin oyster. Alfred K. Culvert,
trading with its
a fellow of the Chemical society,
staled recently that the several
specimens of Japanese pearls he pos
sesses are Identlenl In weight, color
and luster with ordinary pearls, and
they are produced hy the oyster with
the same inn ter In Is and by the saint) 105 Palmetto Ave.
Snnford, Fin.
process iih tlie other variety.
You Can Save Money
F. P. RINES
BEST FOR BREAD
Sold hy
L. P. McCULLER
NOTICE.
Regular meeting of tho Seminole
Itchcccn Lodge, Friday evening at
7:110, in Masonic hall. Nomination of
officers. A good attendance is de
sired. Visiting Rehcccns always wel
come.
SECRETARY.
PLACE YOUR ORDER NOW
AVOID D ISA PPO IN T M E N T
Christmas
Cards
The manufacturers are
simply not able to make
all the Christmas Cards
wanted if order's are not
placed early with them
fF e have the beautiful Harcourt
line on display 7 hese cards are
strictly oersonal, not stock cards
You can order now for delivery
in December ■
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SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1921
VOLUME n
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All the Good People of Sanford
Seminole and Surrounding Counties
PERKINS AND
■
3 BRITT COMMENCE
, WINTER SEASON
It is now nt this particular time, ns
we start another wintor season in this
City Substantial of ours thnt tho remnrknble growth nnd the flno record
made by Sanford’s "Store thnt la dif
ferent"
needs n special mention.
S
Just two nnd one-hnlf years, that’s
nil. Most of us wonder can it bo true
thnt nny store can plant themselves In
GREETINGS:
tho minds of tho people so dcoply in
this length of timeT Yet it has been
accomplished.
We take this method of placing our store before you and hope you will read it
Perkins A Britt are commencing
all. We want you to know us and know us better. We are striving to make our
tholr third wintor senson and If yon
: would but stop and think juat a min
store a good place for you to trade and we want you to know what we have for you.
ute, how thia store has made such a
romnrkublo reputation in ao short a
It means much to us and much to you. We spend every dollar we make towards
timo, you would feel suro thnt there
making a shopping center that you will be proud to have visitors visit. We leave
must bo n reason.
Thero is a reason. And thcro Is
no stone unturned towards furthering the interests of Sanford and its people. We
moro thnn ono renson. Theso young
strive at all times to set the pace. If you would have Sanford go ahead, our store
men have built up n flno reputation as
morchnnts, you might any, ovor night.
succeed and save dollars for yourself, make our store your store, let us divide with
The wny they hnvo worked is the an
swer, of course. It hns been their
you.
method nnd their ninnnor of doing
business thnt hns plnccd thorn, within
We extend our thanks for what you have already done, we hope you will con
so Hhort n timo, amongst the lenders
tinue.
of their profession In Sanford. Their
storo is second to none in our city nnd
Yours for a bigger and better Sanford, and a real store for real people.
this business that keeps getting larg
er every dny, started from n very
Respectfully yours,
small beginning.
Spnco will not permit n complete
PERKINS & BRITT.
writeup of tho very ninny reasons thnt
has mndo them winners. Only n few
will be touched upon hero.
In the first plnce, ono is nlwnye
mndo welcome nt thoir store. It mattors not your color or your creed,
whethor you nro rich or poor or whnt
your walk in life might be, thnt same
friendly smile greets you upon your
entrance not only by the proprietors
| but h / nil tho employees. They al
ways express n willingness to show
you, whether you buy or not. In fact,
i
you nre mndo to fool at home. PorThis well known store of Perkins & hups iu other store in thu city has
Britt stand for many things that created the snmo desire in the minds
should all the merchants stand for of so many, to “just drop in n few
and get behind Sanford will not only minutes” as this atorc hns. Go by
continue to prow but will prow fustor when you will and you find them al
in the future.
ways playing the host to someone.
They believe that tho Sanford mer
And then the class of mcrchnndiso
chants hnvo not used tho propor they handle has had much to do with
methods for going out of Suuford nnd the upbuilding of this business. Thoy
encouraging the out-of-town mnn to try to enter to every one, but thoy
come here and trade. Thoy imvo nil draw tho line when it comes to fur
seemed content to allow these good nishing tho class of trade thnt nlwaya
customers to go to other towns nil wants "cheap goods." They Imvo mndo
around Sanford and Imvu never reach n record for good, clean, squnro deal
ed out a hand to steer them this way. ings with tho public nnd to make such
Thoy believe that a system, somo- possible only merchandise of merit
thirw on the or.'or of the fAllowing could have been handled. They carry
nationally advertised lines of every
No, this is not the picture of Perkins A Britt’s float in this past Arinin- j should he carried out:
ticc day parade. They planned this space for that picture but tholr Moat decFirst: There should bo nt least thing for tho man. They carry lines
orations were lost in transit, showed up tho morning of the parade. This pic one day of each month set nsido by thnt hnvo Btood tho test nnd nro known
the merchants uud let theso days bo to tho public. Their mcrchnndiso is
ture shows what their float looks like in tho Inst year parade.
known as bargain or murkot days. All just ns classy ns will bo found in nny
tho merchants should get together of the lending shops in oither tho
nnd Imvu it thoroughly understood small town or thu Inrgest city.
Their prices nnd their mnrgin of
Hint not one cent of profit should bo
mndo on these ilnys, nnd use n stiff profit helped too. Tho vory biggest
advertising program to acquaint nil rotuil stores in thu country sell bet
tho people of thu surrounding townH ter murchnndise for less nnd yot they
of this fuct. This campaign should make more money. They do it on vol
not have as its motive engaging in ume. Nut so much profit from one,
competition with tho merchants of tho hut n littlo from thorn all. Parkina A
A Christmas Banking Club ia n suc placed in n capsule nnd theso capsules smaller towns, but should educate tho Britt hnvo in this enso patterned off
cessful fenturc of n Bank, then why kept in n box. A disinterested porBon people that if thoy cannot secure whnt theso big morchnnts nnd tho wny they
shouldn’t n Clothing Club bo just ns draws ono of these capsules onch Snt- they want from tho merchant In their hnvo conducted this particular end of
successful to n clothing storo? With urdny night nnd tho porson whose locality, to come to Snnford for it, not their business hns made for them a
this thought in mind, l’orkins A Britt, number is drawn is given nbsolutoly to Jacksonville or Tnmpn or some oth- nnmo far und near,
And ndvortlslng. Whnt store in
nfter weeks of careful study, nt lust free his cholco of nny fBO.OO suit in or cities evon closer. Snnford is tho
flfeurcd out n plan thnt would pny tho the house. Should Iho winner not home merchant to theso pcoplo when Snnford is ns big advertisers ns this
store hip, and nt tho snmo tlmo provo want n ffiO.OO Huit he can select ono their morchnnt can’t supply them, nnd "different store?” First thoy bollove
(UmllmiFil on I’tg s F lf t)
(('odiI iiimkI on I’tg e Right)
of
untold vitluo to tho customer. And of less vnluo nnd got tho difference in
(Contlnu.il
on
l’««e
BI
k
DO
(Onnllnnnl an
Right)
any
otl^jr
articles
ho
may
wish,
such
nt tho same tlmo this club hns been
worked out in bucIi n wny thnt it dif as shoes, hats, caps, etc. And the
fers from most Clubs of thin nature, money this winner hns to his credit nt
ns it is not a gambling proposition, the time he gets this suit is not im
because every member recolves every paired in nny wny ns lie enu trade out
thu full amount in addition to gutting
cent he paid in.
A person becoming u member of the suit.
A member, in order to participate in
this popular club of theirs does so for
tho sumo renson thnt a person would the drawing muHt keep Ills payments
join the Chrlstmus Bunking Club. He up-to-date. Members in arrears will
pays In his dollnr n week nnd leaves it not receive the suit should his number
there only ns long ns ho wishes to. He lie drawn. In nrrcnra moans, at lenst
lenves it there until ho is rondy for two weeks behind.
some nrticlo or nrticles in thoir lino nt
This club runs indefinitely uud n
which time ho goes to them nnd thoy person can Join when he wishes nnd
immediately refund whnt ho hns in, or remain n member until he is ready to
any part of it, in mcrchnndlBo.
quit. Thin club is no gambling propo
To oiTer some sort of «n Inducement sition because n member hns absolute
for a man to bccomo a member they ly nq ehanco io,l o w *
give nwny ubsolutoly froo n suit of
At tho timo o fgoing to press thoro
clothes valued nt $50 onch Saturday jmH j,t.cn ncnr|y fg (ooo worth of suits
night, ns n premium. This nuit costs ^.|vcn nw„y nbsolutoly freo since tho
neither tho winner or nny of tho mem first week of thin yonr. This club hns
bers ono cent. Tho rules nnd regula proven vory popular for tho mnin rentions of this club nro ns follows:
son it hns gjvon these members nn
First u person must signify his In opportunity to mnko purchases thnt in
tentions by making n pnymant of one somo cases ran ns high ns |B0 with
dollnr ns his first week’s dues. He Is out thu outlny of ovor ono dollar a
given credit for this dollnr and ho can week.
During tho preparations for tho Armlstico Dny celebration in Sanford
Tho obov. picture I. thot of ono of K.nuoth M urr.il’. Pl«c» » '
trado it out, ns well as tho dollars paid
If you nro not a member of this tho Legion boys left their prises on exhibition in the windows of Perklna A
trimming nrt. Kenneth lo • poet mooter ot the gomo
, 00. during the weeks following, at any
club, investigate it at once, talk it over
prettiest windows on-First Street. Ho uses the proper Ugh g
t ^
time he sees fit. Each member is nl- with them, see Just what it Is and Britt. Tho nbqvo picture wns snapped by our photographer the night befor*
Just glance nt Perkins and Britt’s show wim ows nox
lotted n number nnd his number Is
Armistice day.
(Coslluutd on !'•*# ri«t)
town nt night.
» 1
We tod recall of no other store
In Sanford, who, In so short a tlmo,
divided ns much of their profits with
their customers ns has Perkins A
Britt. Perhaps tho biggest premium
that has ovor been Riven by, any one
concern, was thnt of the Ford nutomobllo plven nwny last April.
This Ford car was put on display
In tholr store, and overy customer
was Riven tickets th a t entitled them
to participate In the drawlnR that
to decide the winner. These
tickets wore Riven a t the rate of one
for each dollar spent. This unique
form of ndvertlslnR created quite a
lot of Interest, not only In the City
of Sanford, hut throuphout all pnrts
of the Stntc. There wero holders of
these tickets as (nr nwny ns Cnnndn.
On the nlRht of the drawlnR, tra f
fic wns blocked for nonrly an hour on
First street.
Never before In tho
history of Sanford were there ns
many people conRroRntod In front of
one store, ns there wore thnt nlRht.
At the nppolntcd hour nil tho
stubs, bearlnR the snme numbers ns
the nriglnnl tickets plven out, were
placed In the window nnd thoroughly
mixed up In tho presence of the
thousand people. These stubs were
then plneed bnck In the box nnd n
disinterested lady selected from the
crowd, who, nfter being blindfolded,
was asked to pick out thirteen num
bers. Trc thirteenth number wns the
winner.
Mr. A. Tlonts, of Oscooln, Fin., wns
the lucky ninn. It wns he, who hold
the number giving him n Ford nbsn
lately free. Mr. Bonts Is the as
sistant n'innirer of the OscooI t Cyp
ress Co.’s store at Osceoln.
Unsolicited by tho holders of num
bers on thin enr throuphout tho
Amonpst the very latest of I’crklns
north, Perkins A Britt notified them & Britt’s nilvcrtislnp they have intro
who the winner wns, nnd to show
Just what these out of town pcoplo duced somothinp for the little tot.
thnnpht of Perkins A Britt, wo pivo 1They hnvo just n limited supply of
herewith copies of some of the let these nnd the parents should sipe
ters received from them. Thfe orlpl- them nt onco in order thnt their child’s
nnls of these letters nro on filo nt -i mo will bo placed on the in tiling
Perkins A Britt for your Inspect list before they nro nil tnken.
ion if you enre to look nt them.
Starting the first of this coming
These letters rend ns follows:
month, they will mail to the children
Newport, Vt., April 7, 1921.
direct, n little folder that, besides be
Perkins A Britt, Snnford, Fin.
ing a neat piece of work, it carries
Denr Sirs:—Your letter nt hnnd with it great educational vnluo to the
nnd glnd that s o m e worthy customer child. Each folder has « neat pic
rot the enr you unve nwny. I think ture, such as the kind that tho Os
your store nnd your poods nre flno, borne Calender Co., put out, tho cnlnnd first class.
As to prices, I endnr for tho month in which it is re
found more rensonnhle thnn other ceived ,nnd the inside contains twi
places In Florldn, nnd tho prices nre
light talcs.
n lot more rensonnhle In the South
These little stories nre rnndo l»y n
on elothlnp thnn they nre hero In tho
man
who has made « nnnvi for him
North.
.
self
ns
a writer of children stories,
We nro hnvlnp fine sunshine
nnd
thoy
nre without doubt one of the
wenlher hero nnd hope you arc bless
nicest
series
ever seen in Snnforil
ed with the snme.
Those
little
folders contain such
Respectfully yours,
stories
ns
Tho
Song of tho Owl, The
(Signed) A. L. WILCOX.
Lesson Miko Monko Lcnrned by
Henrt, The Pup Who Ilnd No Com
. Philadelphia, Pa., B-B-21.
mon Sense, nnd others just ns inter
Perkins A Britt* Sanford, Fin!
Gentlemen:—I received your letter esting.
Ono of these little stories will come
of tho 2.1, repnrdlnp tho lucky num
out
tho first of each month, nnd on
ber of tho Ford enr nrd while I
nnturnlly wanted to win it, nt tho nccount of tho limited supply, will be
same tlmo wish to conprntulnto tho mulled only to such children who show
an interest In them.
winner.
It will ho well for you to cnll nt
I also tnke thin method of express
ing my approvnl of your up to dnto Perkins A Britt nnd have your child’o
SOME THINGS
THEY STAND FOR
SOMETHING FOR
THE KIDDIES
NEARLY $3,000 IN SUITS
GIVEN AWAY THIS YEAR
THROUGH CLOTHING CLUB
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I- ‘2
I
I
)i
�adopted by the department, will be of
wide interest:
"Whereas, thoro appears to bo somo
doubt I ntho mind of the public as to
the attitude of this dopnrcmont with
relation to the completion of tha por
tion of state road No. 2, extending
from Laka City north to tho eGorgla
lino; nnd wherens this department de
sires tho public to know that this
matter definitely nnd finally settled
and determined, In order thnt there
may bo no further doubt or misun
derstanding In regard to the same;
now therefore be It resolved nnd de
clared:
"1. Thnt this deportment has not
at any timo entertained tho thought
of abandoning this portion of rond
No. 2,
,
"2. Thnt this dopnrtment recog
nizes nnd will ndhoro to the original
location of such rond by the way of
White Springs, Genoa, Jasper, Jenslngs, and thence to the Gorgin line.
"3, Thnt this department will as
rapidly as possible complete tho grndo
drainage structures nnd bridges on
said rond.
"4. Thnt for tho present tho road
will bo given n surfnee of sand clay
nnd top Boil or other material suffi
cient to put It In good condition for
trnvcl, nnd thnt n mnlntennnco crow
will be kept on tho rond nnd tho snmo
will be maintained in good condition
for trnvcl, until such time ns the de
partment has funds nvnilnblo to com
plete the bard srrfncing of tho same.
"i>. That tho deportment realizes
that the early completion of an inlet
into Florida at somo point in tho
northern part of tho stnto Is a mat
ter of very great interest to nil thnt
portion of the state which lies south
of Itond No. 1, nnd it further realizes
P R O D U C T IO N
nnd knows thnt considering the work
CC Cpanamomu (picture
already done on this rond, tho com
pletion of th esnmo as now located
offers the most prncticnblo and least
of postal inspectors to West Palm
oxpensivo way of getting such inlet JURY DRAWN
WITNESS ARE
Dench, was displayed by tho witness.
and this department declares thnt it
NOW HEARD
will hnrdsurfaco and complete the
FT. MYERS WANTS
building of this rond ns soon ns funds
(Oontlnneit from f u s e One)
CITY MANAGER
are available for thin purpose.”
of ho rotary lock registration, by
money sacks
A casual review of those who at means of which tho
FORT MYERS, Nov. 25.—The city
found
In
tho
Snn
Juan
were shown commissioners of Fort Myers nro
tend church persuades us that the
choir in Heaven will bo largely so- to bo tho ones which hnd contained seeking n cnpnble man ns city mnnthe $32,000 stolen from the mails.
I runo.
ngor to fill tho place of J. Gardner
Tho dummy pneknge containing 18 Bennett. Tho latter hns left town aft
.Moving picture makers are discon one dollar bills wrnppod about pnper er hnvlng his resignation requested
tinuing the practice of holding leg cut in tho size of pnper currency, by the commissioners, who said they
shows because they have so much which hnd nrrived in Atlanta, on July were not satisfied with results ho was
28, und which caused a hasty exodus obtaining.
competition in everyday life.
FITZM AURICE
clothes !
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F o u r g o o d r e a s o n s : t h e y ’ re v e r y
s t y lis h ; th e r e ’s n o b e tte r q u a lit y ;
th e y la s t lo n g — a n d t h a t s a v e s
m oney
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Sanford Shoe 3C C lothing Co
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Miss Olivo Lezetto is spending
Thanksgiving nrd the week-end with
her pnrents, Mr. nnd Mrs. N. F. Luzette. Miss Lezetto is taking n busi
ness course at Mnssoy Business ColCollege, at Jacksonville, nnd this Ih
her first visit home since September.
Messrs. Walter Stubbs, Hoyt Paul,
Emmett McCall and II. U. McCall,
fiS
Jr., of Lakeland, and Edward Mc
Call, of Stetson, nro J spending
Thanksgiving with Mr. nnd Mrs. II.
D. McCall.
On last Friday afternoon a reelproclty meeting of the Woman's Club
was held ut the club house. Tho proI
gram was In charge of Mrs. W. P.
Carter, nnd was greatly enjoyed by
all present. The Sanford and Genova
clubs were well represented, und contributed much to the program which
follows: Piano solo, Mrs. llankinson, Oviedo; Address of welcome,
Mrs.
R. W. Lawton, president of the
Wbv.
Oviedo club; Rcaponsu to welcome,
Mrs. Maxwell, Sanford; Paper, The
organization anti object of tho Genovn Club, Mrs. Wakefield, Genova;
Vocal solo, Mrs. Newberry, Sanford;
Pa]ter, Tho Possibilities of Civic
Work In Small Towns, Mrs. Wight,
Sanford; Vocal trio, Mesdames New
berry, Herndon, MaincH,of Sanford;
Reading, Mrs. Dooley, Geneva; Read
ing, Mrs. Newberry, Sanford; Piano
solo, Mrs. Hnnkiuson, Oviedo. Tha
hostesses of the day were Mesdames
T. W .Lawton, It. W. Lawton, W. J.
Lawton, A. Lcinhnrt. Delightful re
freshments were served and n very
plensnnt half hour
spent socially.
After the departure of thu invited
guosts, a short business sossion wns
hold at which six new members were
oloctod to membership in tho club.
Miss Elizabeth Lawton spent
Thanksgiving at home, returning to
Rollins .Friday morning.
Mrs. Julia Williams, of Wolrsdule,
Is spending Thanksgiving week-end
with her daughter, Mrs. Englctt.
Rev. nnd Mrs. L. E. Wright nnd
family, Mrs. O. P .Swopo nnd family,
Mr. nnd Mrs. T W. Lawton nnd fam
ily, Mr. and MYs. W. J. Lawton, and
family, Mr. nnd Mrs. W. E. Young
and family, and a few Invited guestn,
S
P
E
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A
L
S
PUT UP $300,000
FOR S T A T E
ROAD NO. 4 \i Saturday an d Monday |I
spqnt Thanksgiving day at White’s
wharf on Lake Jcsup.
FOR
Messrs. Francis Swope nnd Woolsoy Sturdivant, Mrs. S. W. Swope,
Miss Mnblo Swope anil Mrs. Mnhle
Stevens, motored to St. Augustine,
Saturday, returning Sunday after
noon.
Mr and Mrs. E. A. Farnell and fam ALSO WILL COMPLETE THE FA ■ Baumel’s Specials have become a by-word to the ladies of Sanford.*
ily, Rev. and Mrs. J. N .Thompson
5 When we say specials it is an assured fact that money-saving- values S
MOUS STATE ROAD
and family, and Miss Lucilo Partin,
NO. 2.
■ will be given. For Saturday and Monday ONLY, we offer the follow- 5
spent Thanksgiving at Lake Harney.
S ing merchandise at such substantial reductions that it will pay you to
On Fridny night, the Bilde clnsses
TALLAHASSEE, Nov. 25.—The
restigate
of the Methodist church entertained special meeting of tho state road do- S investigate:
at the club house in honor of the partmunt, called for tho purpose of
slrnngers in our midst and others, providing relief for Pinellas county
who have not been attending Sunday in thu reconstructing of certain bridg
school. About forty guests were pres es thnt wero lost in the recent storm,
■
ent, and the ontertninment commit cnmo to nn end at noon Tuesday after
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tee, under the efficient leadership of more than twelve hours of delibera
■
A rich assortment of
Mrs. II. B. McCall, kept the guests tion. Many matters of importance
Skirts, consisting of
amused for two hours, after which came up and much business, touching
time, the refreshment committee, on all pnrts of thu state, was disposRefreshing and original j
Serges, Prunellas and
composed of Mrs. O. P. Swope, Mrs. S .'cd of.
are the pretty Tie Black S
Silks, in .Stripes, pleated
W. Swope, Mrs. W. B. Willins, kept! Tho dopartmont agreed to assist in
Blouses. A rich and elab- ■
all entertained with chicken sand- tho con8truct|on of state road No. I
and
plain
models.
Won
wiehes, pickles, coffee, cream and through Brevard county, nnd to this
orate assortment to se- ■
enko.
derful values at money
und $300,000 will bo appropriated out
lect from: Crepe de i
Mrs. R. F. King spent Saturday In of tho first federal or state funds
saving reductions.
Sanford.
Chine, Georgettes and
available, providud th county will proT. M. Winters visited Orlando Inst ccd to expend a like amount and that
Tru-hu Silks are popular |
$11.95 quality at ... $9.45
Wedensdny.
the work will be under the supervis
fabrics. In predominat- S
Mrs. L. It. Mitchell nnd Mrs. Frank ion of the rond department. It is un
One
Lot
Silk
Skirts
Norris, spent Friday In Orlando.
mg colors of White, {:
derstood that tho county already has
A sunrise prayer mooting wns held in hand the necessary funds.
Values up to $12.00, spe
Navy,
Brown and other 5
Thanksgiving morning under tho au Stnto Bond No. 4 in Flngler county,
cial Saturday and Mon
delightful combinations, f
spices of the Christian Endeavor .So between Karenin and tho Volusia
ciety,
county line, which is now being grad
day ‘........................$6.95
One special lot, values to ■
Mrs. Hyatt and daughters, Rilby ed, came up for discussion. Tho chair
'
f *95 a t ..................$3.95 S
nnd Mnttic, nnd son Jessie, of Bir man, Judge Phillips, and Mr. Schilling,
Extra
size
Prunellas
and
mingham, Ala., are spending! the together with the state highway engi
•156.50 and $6.95 grades, B
winter in Oviedo.
Serges
neer, were authorized to proceed to
C. C. Gilliam and wife, of Orlando, this, section and they are empowered
at ...........................$4.95 ■■
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have rented rooms nt the Cushing to determine tho direction of tho road
Up to 36 Waist $12.95
$11.50 to $12.95 qualities,
house for several weeks. Mr. Gilliam nnd to mako other investigations rel
values a t ................$9.45
Is working with his brother-in-law, ative to tho construction work.
at ...........................$9.95
L. D. Moore, in the construction of
It will bo of interest to learn thnt
HATS
the B. G. Smith residence on Graham thu department is now contemplating
avenue.
thu placing of signposts throughout
Just received shipment of 100 Sailors at 50f; reduction. We offer
O. I' .Swope nnd John Robertson the entire state highway system. Tho
these at three special prices. Former prices $11.95, $8.95 and $6 95 For
left Tuesday for Minmi, making tho color marking theso signboards will
trip by nuto.
bo of an ornugu background, with
Saturday and Monday only $ 6 . 9 5 , $ 5 . 9 5
$ 4 .9 5 I
Mrs. Mnry West ,of Nashville, is black le t t e r i n g .______________
visiting her son, C. L. West.
The annual mcotlng of tho national ■
convention of ntuto highway onginoors
which convenes In Ornnhn December 5
LAST SURVIVOR OF
0-10, will be attended by tho chair
LONGFELLOW FAMILY
DIED j f t BOSTON man of tho department, Judgo H. B.
Phillips; the state highway cngincor,
MaJ. Charles A. Brown, nnd possibly
t l l y Tbi> A s a o r ln t r d P r e s s )
BOSTON, Nov. 25.—Ernest Long J. D. Smith, of Marianna. This com
“Where Style Reigns”
fellow, sevonty-slx, artist nnd Inst mittee will ondonvor to bring tho next
surviving son of the poet, Longfel meeting of tho association to Florida.
East First Street
Opp. Ford Service Station
Tho following resolution relative to
low, dlod hero yestorday after a pro
state rond No. 2, whlc hwas today
tracted lllnoss.
SKIRTS
WAISTS AND OVER- [
BLOUSES
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Baumel’s Specialty Shop!
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THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 25,1921
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Ask for the
>v
Celebrated
It Is shirts that most men are eartra
particular nbout. Several lines of
shirts are handled by Perkins & Britt
but tho leading Hno, the line they fea
ture is tho Metric line. Metric ranks
with tho best, and all wo suggest is,
ask the man that woars Motric shirts.
They are manufactured by the Metric
Shirt Co., nt Patterson, N. J.
Tho Notaseme hosiery for ladies as
well as the men is the hosiery line
featured at this store. They are man
ufactured by tho Notascmo Hosiery
Co,. of Philadelphia, and they make
good any pair that does not give tho
wearer absolute satisfaction.
Tho
Notascmo hoso has been handled by
this store dating back to tho time
when Mr. Perkins was In business
alono, and there has been none found
yet that can take its place. Arrow
head hosiery for boys is also a big
Rctlcr with them.
The Crossett Shoo for men has not
been handled In Sanford since tho
days of Felix Frank used to fit your
foot. And Felix used to handle only
tho good kind. Thin in itself Is
enough recommendation for the shoo,
but for the benoflt of those that have
hapeponed along since Felix’s days in
the clothing business, you will under
stand what Is meant wheh we tell
you thnt Perkins A Britt havo a hard
time keeping enough Crossetts in
stock to satisfy tho domand for thorn.
Try n Crossett noxt time, you'll liko
them, ns "they mnko llfo’s walk
easy.
Tho regular lines of underwear that
nru usually found in all good stores
are on sale here and the Duofold is
especially desirable. These garments
arc made of wool on the outside for
warmth and cotton on tho insido for
comfort. Rockln-Chair is tho leading
seller in the summer time.
They handle the Great Western nnd
Grinncll work gloves, Sweet-Orr over
alls and work trousers, Lees Unionalls and the celebrated Pannmnn lino
of work clothes.
Their tailoring lines arc Ed. V.
Price, International and Wabash lines.
These arc known to most of tho San
ford pcoplo and need no introduction.
Tho Pennsylvania Knit Sweater nnd
the Milliury bathing suits are also
lenders and with all the above they
carry the very best in Rath Robes,
Douse Slippers, Collar Rags, Men’s
Jewelry, Night Shirts nnd Pajamas
and many other good things for the
nu-n too numerous to mention.
If you will make your next selection
from any of the nbovo lines you will
have feelings of satisfaction, ono thnt
you are sure of your money back if
not satisfied and tho other, you will
never have to ask for your money
hack.
[THE DIFFERENT
DEPARTMENTS
ANDMANAGERS
THE WHYS AND
WHEREFORES
FOR SALES J
PERKINB & BRITT.
To others than closo students of
SWants
Did you ever hear of a gift secre “sales" tho reason for offering of mer
time and in the proper manner. And
ho is an all-around “handy man”
and some day hopes to bo in charge
of somo of tho Important depart
ments.
i*
----something
besides style when
he buys a collar. He
j wants the kind that
> stands the rigid test
j of the roughest laun“ dry. He gets both in
GIFT SECRETARY AT
Men who know, mon who havo boon
at tho game for a long time, will tell
you thnt one of tho most Important | tary? Well, there Is such a thing, chandise at rices below the ordinary
reasons for tho rapid growth of -Per and ho will bo at Perkins & Britt's market is often misunderstood and of
*
kins Si Ilritt’s store la tho way in from now on until after tho holidays.
ten
disbcliovod.
Many
times
you
hear
which thoy divido thoir business Into | A gift secretary, Is ono that finds out
|
departments and make some ono man things for you; things you want to it expressed that a Bale is tho “mark
3
rcsponslblo for his department. By know, but don’t want tho othor fellow ing up" and then tho "marking down”
doing this each man knows his Job and to know it. It’s too much a secret of articles to fool tho public. Such
S
sees thnt It is attended too, and with to explain It here, but tho good ladles efforts are of no benefit to tho mer
S
that thoy all work togothor, thereby of Sanford should ask them about it; chant and ono who practices such
giving
tho
buying
public
n
store
that
|
list
their
name
with
them,
and
get
—AND—
methods does not remain long in busi
they will appreciate.
this free services ho plans for you.
ness. no soon loses tho confidence of
The Display Manager
Chances nro, you will hear from him tho buying public.
Mr. Kenneth Murrell has charge of by mall in a few days, but If you don't,
Tho secret of all success, whether
this particular department. Mr. Mur call nnd ask about him.
it bo on tho farm, in tho factory or In
rell, a first licutcnnnt in the late
the taorcantllo field, is quantity pro
world war nnd with Perkins & Britt
duction on the farm nnd in tho factory
m
sinco his discharge from tho army, has
and
quantity of output In the mercan
Union Made
achieved a name for himself as a dis
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tile fiold. The merchant who can turn
play man, card nnd sign writer, and
over throe times the volume of the
window trimmer. y\\* nicest pair of
other fellow on the same overhead THE UNITED TEXTILE
windows to be found on First street
The salesmen at Perkins & Britt’s will be returned the winner. There
STORES COMPANY.
are the two windows that he has
fore every dollar’s worth of business
a
are
now
showing
their
new
lines
for
charge of. He keeps them new and
gained through advertising that would
Manufactured by
|
We believe that It was a known
up-to-date, and In a pleasing way that this 1021 fall season and would liko not come to the merchant through the
fact
that this store was In the charge
comes easy to him, he at all .times dis to have you cnll at an oarly date. ordlnnry channels of business increas
plays tho wares of this store to such Careful study of stylo tendencies and es his earnings at the end of the of Perkins A Britt. And we know
nn advantage that it makes the public
year. That is tho reason he can af that while thoy were rperntlng this
want to stop and admire. He com n trip to tho primary clothing mar ford to ndvortiso and thnt is the rea
business, they snved many a dollar
poses nnd writes his own show enrds, kets in order to tnko advantage of tho son he can afford to put on special
ALABAMA
both for tho InBldo nnd tho windows. most favorable buying opportunities, sales and soil his merchandise for less for tho ladies of SnnfOrd. There have
MOBILE
Theso cards of his havo attracted a hns enabled their buyers to assemble than tho ordinary mtarket price. It been ever so many asked us where
lot of attention. And his display work now lines for tho coming season, which makes tho transaction profitable to this store hns gone since they cloned
on the insido is handled in the snmo will command tho interest nnd admira tho customer as well ns tho merchant. up nnd quit business, and for their
mnnnor ns his good work on tho win tion of tho best posted buyers.
Close buyers nro vory koon to keep benefit, we wish to state thnt nil the
dow trims. In ndditlon to this nrtiBtic
Their fall lines fully sustain tho close tab on thoso who follow this merchandise thnt was loft .over, is
work of his, ho Is ono of Sanford’s reputation their progressive policies plan and thoy nro the ones who pick
now nt tho store of Perkins A Britt,
most popular clerks. He has a wny of hnvo established for superiority in off the real bargains.
nnd you enn get what you want from
greeting tho public that makes him values nnd styles nnd general excel
Finnnco problems affect tho mer this stock nt your own prico.
self well liked by all that como in lence of their offerings.
chants just ns thoy do tho fnrmor. And
There is n nice line of white goods,
contnct with him. In other words,
Thoir fall orders on Clothing, Hats, just as the farmer is often compelled ginghams, silks, towels, etc., left, nnd
Kenneth is nn nli-nround good man Shoes, Hosiery and ShirtH nnd other to sell his products bolow tho normal
and a valuable asset to tho business of lines wore placed on the lowest levels market prices to obtain funds, tho re if you need nnything In this line, at
Thut’H nn old question but not too
Perkins &. Rritt.
the market touched; they havo priced tailer is often compelled to offer his nbout hnlf the mnrkot price cnll nnd
old to go over once ngnin, Even tho
Rook-keeping-Accounting Department them on tho same low basis, giving merchandise nt such prices as will hnvo them show you. You will be
surprised nt tho mnny real bargains.
man who pays so little attention to
This particular department is under their customers the benefit of their bring him funds, regardless of prof
his needs and lets the other fellow
the supervision of Mr. Rritt, but tho favorable purchases, although market its.
DAYS WHEN EVERYTHING
chief bookkeeper has boon Rertram quotations have advanced some sinco
toll him what he should wear he
We know of no ono storo in Snnford
IS GROWING SO FINELY.
their
orders
woro
placed.
Shepherd. Mr. Shepherd has been
knows the difference between a good
that hns attempted nnd put over such
The
beautiful
neckwear
line
thoy
line and an inferior.
granted a leave of absence to go to
a series of successful sales ns thoso
Tho rich soil tile right seed, plenty
In the first |»lare no store should
college nnd he is now nt Bchool nt nro showing for the holidays nro es pulled off by Perkins & Ilritt nt the
hope to succeed without buying from
Spartanburg, S. C. Ho wrltos thnt ho pecially comprehensive—all neckwear time the market began to break last of fertilizer, nnd tho kind helpful
tho manufacturer who advertises nat
expects to remain nn employee of Per that will bn in demand this Christmas fall. No sales were talked nbout so hnnds, brings splendid growth.
But something else is growing, too,
ionally. Thu man who advertises is
kins & Rritt and ho is just away long being well represented.
much and bo far awny from home as
the man who has something he is not
enough to make himself oven more They will appreciate your reserving these. And to thoso peoplo who novor those days.
Not the IcnBt of nil great nccosyour orders until you hnvo inspected have understod how a storo could soil
ashamed of, .lust the same,reason ns
vulunhlo to the firm.
their different lines, feeling confident their merchandise nt such ridiculously snrles—
the local merchant has for advertising.
Advertising Department
Tho Expanding Dollnr!
Tho merchant who doesn’t advertise
This department !h handled exclu thnt you will bo enthusiastic ns thoy low prices and got by as thoy did, wo
ns a rule must be ashamed of his mer
This yenr, dollnrs nro giants, com
sively hy Mr. Britt in connection with are nbout theso fall goods and that offer tho nbovo explanation.
you
will
find
It
to
your
interest
to
chandise. If he has something good
pared
with those of Inst yenr, nnd
Thoy are believers of quick action.
tho bookkeeping and accounting do
see
thoir’s
first,
/
he will tell the world about it. That’s
tho
years
before. So much bigger is
Thoy purchase their goods, put them
pnrtmont. He takes care of this de
Thoy
also
take
this
occasion
to
ex
why Perkins Si Ilritt are tho biggest
buying
power,
thnt ono can scnrccly
on
the
shelves
and
intend
that
thoy
partment and finds time between times
press
their
appreciation
of
your
vnladvertisers, they believe in what they
believe
it
until
tho actual proof is.
shall
como
off
in
a
reasonable
length
to look after the Clothing Club De
REAL HELP TO RETAILERS.
ucd atronnge nnd tUBt to he favored of time or they will Hlnp a pr'do to it seen.
have.
•
partment.
with your fall business, which will re that is bound to movo it. And they
Hut every advertised line is not
But you have to go to the right
Clothing Club Department.
“Thu store mnnnger or buyer who
good. Great care should bo used in
make in the long run.
plnco, tho storo who Is working for
Mr. Andrew Lees is the official col ceive their very best attention.
making selection. That is why tho never reads his trade papers has a lector of thiH department and it is ho
yon nnd not nil for Bolf, if you will
Every tub stands on it’s own bot
buyer for a firm has such a respon mighty slim chance of making a suc that Is responsible for tho gathering
Perkins & Briit have it right. Pat see the true comparison.
sible position.
Go to Perkins Si Britt nnd measure
cess of his job," says Louis Traxler, in of the dollnrs thnt keeps tho many tom. That’s why we never worry ronize your home merchant first.
nbout competition. We have no com Give hint the first opportunity nnd the bigness of th >dollars this season.
Let’s take each item one at a time
clothing
club
members
in
good
stand
and sou just what Perkins & Itritt president of the Traxler Company, ing nnd eligible to participate in the petition, even though there nre mer then if he hnsn't it, come to central
have for their customers. First tho Dayton, Ohio, one of thu largest retail drawing for the free suit each Satur chants in our own line in Sanford Florida’s logical trading point,— "Tho Storo thnt is Different" will,
clothing. They cater to tho young establishments in this country.
| Sanford.
savo you monoy on your purchase*:.
day night. Tho collection of theso who have.—p. & R.
man and for the young man they of
“It is only hy making intelligent dollars Is quito a jolt nnd takes a rent
fer Campus Togs. Campus Togs are use of thu information in his trade collector to kect it up-to-date.
Mr.
manufactured by Ciias. Kaufmann Si
Lees
Is
known
nbout
town
as
one
of
■
ft
brothers at Chicago, and we leave it papers thnt a man can hope to gain Sanford’s best collectors nnd it goes
ft
to any of the men who are in a posi a practical kowledgu of what is go without saying that ho is essontlal to
tion to know and they wilt toil you ing on. Tho man who doesn’t want this Clothing Club, Mr. Lees also
that this is one of the very best lines to listen nnd learn, who knows every collects tho regular Htoro accounts be
1 ’> v \
on the market today. And one of the
thing In his own mind nnd imagina tween times.
most pleasing parts of their methods,
tion, doesn’t buy right, doesn’t mer
Cleaning-Pressing Department
is their price. They don’t ask twico
■
chandise right, is headed for oblivion.
This department is ono of vital im
■
the profit they should as, wo are sorry
«
“Thu man With a vision, the one portance to a clothing store and Mr,
to say, others do. To tho conservative
■
with ambition, is well posted, knows C. F. Chnpmtui has full charge of this.
man wo recommend the famous Mich
Elsewhere in this paper you will rend
ael Sterns line. And for tho buyer of what Is going on at homo by keeping
of
thu fine record he bus made with
nn
cyo
on
bis
competitor’opera
summer clothing, try where you will
this
particular department. He has
■
and you can’t heat the I. and S. King tions, ami knows what the most suc
■
in fnct, built up n business in this par
cessful
merchants
in
all
parts
of
tho
line. With theso lines of clothing
country are doing by reading trade ticular department, thnt should cause
they are hound to please.
every man to see thnt his clothes nro
Now let’s take the trimming from papers. Ho is the man who Is beat
sent to him, He knows how to take
ing
last
year’s
records,
and
will
not
head to foot. What better hats do
care of them as thoy should he token
allow
any
excuse
to
stand
In
thu
you know of, or havu over heard of
■
care of. Ho hnH three men working
than the following: Stetson, Schohle, wny."
■
under
him
that
have
all
been
tried
and
If trade papers aro helpful to the
Ilerg and Old Dominion not to say
found to bo as good as any in their
nnything about tho famous Rothschild larger merchants, and Mr. Traxler
line. He has nn A No, 1 tailor, the
lino7 These lines cover the host sob! says they are, they are no less help
best
of pressers and a delivery boy
■
In the country today. And all thesu ful to merchants In smaller towns,
■
that
is
prompt
and
on
the
job.
■
houses believe in fair prices, together awny from the big conters of trade.
■
Sales Department
Perkins & Itritt subscribe to all the
with Perkins & liritt’s wny of figur
Main Offices nnd Factory of
PerlmpH tho two most essential de
ing profits, puts a hot on your head Journals pertaining to their trndo.
partments
of
any
store
is
that
of
thu
They
keep
up
with
tho
market;
they
at tho price oven the most conserva
obtain all thu advantages of conserv buying department 'nnd selling end.
tive enn’t kick at.
They handle caps tnado hy tho Fold- ative buying. Hy following the mark Mr. Perkins hns full charge of lx>th
stoln people. And they never hnvo to ets, they are in position to pnHS along these departments nnd it kecpM him on
■
Manufacturers of Men’s Fine Fur-Felt Hats
see n salesman from this house. They to you tho fruits of their knowledge. the jump and on thu job nt all times.
■
Just tell them they neod cnpH, and Wien trading with thorn you are Hu has full chargo of tho floor, ho
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buyH
all
tho
merchandise.
Hu
is
well
Philadelphia, Pa.
when you learn that they never have trading nt a Fifth avenue store in
qualified
to
fill
this
position
on
ac
uny loft over from any shipment you Now York.
count of his ninny years experience In
must know they are the kind that are
thu clothing business and it is ho that
Our showing of the now Fall Styles o'f Schoble Hats has a prominent place in our, display of
in domund.
A CHRISTMAS SUGGESTION.
is mainly responsible for tho closs of
Eurl and Wilson, of Troy, New
“THINGS FOR MEN”
You would be surprised to know murchnndiso that goes out to the pub
York, furnishes the collars. Tho E.
lic
over
the
counters
of
thin
storo.
& W. collar boforo tho war sold for how many men will npprocinto n
And thu entire force constitutes thu
fifteen cents aplcco straight whllo tho Hicock holt, with the Inltinl buckle,
Only those who have worn Schoble Hats can fully appreciate the dependable quality, but all
selling
forco. They are all salesmen
rest were “oiling two for n quarter.
all
done
up
nicely
In
a
Christmas
that
know
how
to
treat
tho
trade
ns
Now they sell like all the rest, but
admire the rich colorings and snappy lines of the new models.
tho same quality is thoro. And thoir box. A nice line of these will ho thoy should bo treated. With n forco
lino of Hoft collars aro on tho anitio found at Perkins & Ilritt, nnd you like this thoy nro hard to bent. They
plane ns their starch collars. Most ennnot go wrong In asking for a consentrato all their efforts in tho
LET US FIT YOU WITH A “SCHOBLE”
all the hoys around town wear E. Si Illrkok, ns thoy nro tho most In do proper directions making n combina S
mand
tho
country
over,
now.
Thoy
tion
that
will
oorno
dny
put
this
store
W. collars, ask any of them.
Men’s nocktlcs nro manufactured by como in dliToront styles, nnd tho In a clnsH second to none In the state.
And nftor all the nbovo had had
many good houses, but tho Chonoy straps nro of many different kinds.
Don’t wait unt.l tho dny boforo thoir chanco then “Bnbo" gets his.
ties load thorn nil. Altman Neckwear Christians, thoy niny bo nil gone.
“Babe" Schanl Is known at this storo
Co,, also furnishes this atoru with n
ns “Superintendent of Transporta
good sharo of tho many ties sold over
“The Storo that is Different" will tion." Ho scosvthat tho packages nre
their countora.
save you monoy on your purchases.
delivered to tho customer’s home on
“ PANAMA" !
OVERALLS
WORK PANTS [
KAHN MFG. CO.:
WHY IT TAKES
GOOD LINES TO
BUILD BUSINESS
FALL SEASON
'
ANNOUNCEMENT
E. & W. COLLARS
FRANK SCHOBLE & CO.
PERKINS & BRITT
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W e Select the Livest Wires to Represent U s
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Handle These Nobby Bing Suits in Sai
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THE SANFORD
SAN
DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVI
—
YOUR HOLIDAY
N o tice to O u r R a d e rs \ TURE CO. FURN PROBLEMS SOLVED
ISH PREMIUMS PERKINS BRITT
*
@SANFORD FURNI
&
We will give three prizes to the first three
persons bringing to us the correct number of
times the name “PERKINS & BRITT” ap ■
s
pear in this (second) section.
Last fall nt the time Perkins A
Ilrltt brought low prices to Sanford
they did it with somo of the most rec
ord breaking sales ever held in San
ford. During theso sales thoy kopt
the selling interest nt a high pitch at
nil times and ono of their ways for
doing this was with tho giving away
First prize...... Pair of Ladies* $5.00 Silk Hose of vnlunblo premiums,
■
Every articlo of morchandiso pass
Second prize Choice of any Neck Tie in Store ed out over their counters was of the
very best that money could buy and
Third prize...... Best pair Silk Socks in Store 8 when it came to soiecting premium!
they were sure that that samo good
(piulity should also bo found in thorn.
All you have to do is to take this section of the ; Stores that givo nwny premiums as
rule arc stores thnt purchases theso
Herald. Don’t count the names in the First ■ aarticles
from somo mail order houso
Section—but count every time you see the 8 or some manufacturer thnt makes
their business manufacturing prem
name “PERKINS & BRITT” in the Second iums.
And theso premiums ns a rule
Section and then come to us and get your are premiums thnt look good nnd wear
good for the timo being.
prize.
Perkins & Britt did not do this,
however, they purchased tho urticlcs
furniture from the store you aro in
Remember—the first one telling us the cor 2 of
the habit of buying from. Thoy pur
rect number of times it appears will get first chased the very best from tho San
Furniture Co., of this city, nnd
■ prize and so on until the three prizes are ford
if you will ask any of tho winners of
3■ --------------------- Claimed---------------------- - B these premiums you will find thnt
5 1those articles are as good today its
i
J ' they were at the timo the purchase
GET BUSY—COUNT THEM—IT’S NOT ■ was mndo.
The very fact that theso articles
5:.came
from the Sanford Furnituro Co.,
MUCH OF A JOB
8 is enough to assure you of their value,
.8 us they have made their business
grow with their motto "Money back if
not satisfied.”
The Sanford Furnituro Co., has an
ad in this issue calling your attention
to tho Columbin Grnfaphone Club, be
ginning now and lasting through the
m tin
| 7 / \ D n holi,lay«- You can secure most any
n,ukc of these machines at a small
_____
, pnymont down nnd so much a week.
You will notice elsewhere in this . Every, one is oligiblo to Join this club
Perkins & Britt will giveaway three
issue
an ml calling to your attention |
if y«» ar« tho lenst bit interested
prizes to the first three people who
the fact that it was Ed. Higgins that in « »‘u»ic h«>*.
them now. They
cnll ami tell them the correct number furnished Perkins & Britt with tho ,,w" tl'1, birge «‘°ro nt tho corner of
of times the name "I'KRKINS & biggest premium that they gave nwny U rst street ami Palmetto avenue,
BRITT" appear in the second section since they first started the practice. J
--------------------of today's paper. All you hnve to do Ed. Higgins iH the official Ford dealer
is to start at pace one of section two nml hu has in stock at all times parts v L U 1 t i l l l U
1 O il I
ami count until you have found the ami accessories. Mr. Higgins has
correct number and call and get your been the official handler of the Lizzie
prize.
for years now and has sold more cars
Understand, however, you will have than nny other dealer in town. Wo
to he one of the first three pursons to don’t know whether that has been
cnll with the correct number as thcro Kil.’s fault or because Henry Ford
During these ilayH It is hard to
will lie only three prizes given away. makes tho b e s t car, hut it stands nev
To the first person bringing in the ertheless thnt he leads in selling cars. judge a fabric by th'o cost, it is hard
correct number they will givu them
He suggested that you place your to judge a Huit of clothes by its price.
u pair of ladies silk hose, regular val order now for. anything you may want Many men, in fact the majority of
ue $5.00. These hose are the lace in the Ford line, whether it he a men will leave it to the merchant to
kind, the very best they carry in roadster, touring car, Sedan, Coupe, tell him which is the licst buy. And
stock. If the winner of this prizo truck or tractor, it is not alwnys ensy there me so many merchants that will
would rather have two cheaper pairs to get either of these the day you want !
ymi 1 1 s
because it
they will ho allowed to do that.
them, so place your order now so that ‘"sts J*11'
Rnt after all do
To the second person bringing in the he will have it for you when you need th?y “lw"ys know ,his to hv « f"‘ lPerkins & Britt have handled sev
correct number will be givun their „
eral different lines of clothing since
choice of the best necktie in the house.
they first entered into business for
They cun select any tie they see fit
themselves and have hail experience
nntl they have ties at this storo that
in tho high priced kind and that of a
run as high as $.‘l..r>() in price on the
more moderate price. And we believe
very lowest market.
they know what thoy H a y when they
Then the third person with the cor
tell you not to pay the big price for
rect number will receive a pair of silk
sox for men, their choice of color, reg Since writing thu article that up- the name.
pears elsewhere in tiiis issue about
They aro tho exclusive agents in
ular $1.50 kind.
the
Clothing
Club
another
suit
has
Sanford
for the celebrated I. and S.
It's easy. Won’t take you long to
been
given
away
and
it
went
to
Mr.
Bing
line.
This line has no equals
go over this section and count the
times you see the name of PERKINS C. A. Anderson. Mr. Anderson is tho whatever in the south and when it
proprietor of the Merchants Grocery comes to summer clothing.
These
& BRITT, (let busy-—count 'em.
Co. Hu is a pleased man today and good clothes are mndo in Cincinnati,
The Herald force won't take their glad that he joined this club. Ho has by manufacturers that Imvo boon at
salary in advertising snee.
They only been a member about four weeks the game for many a long year and
would if it was good to eat. Send in and now, in addition to getting his they have learned to place their goods
the advertising that is necessary to suit free lie will lie allowed to trado on the market without making you
soe that there are enough checks to out the $1.00 he paid in if ho is ready pay for their big advertising costs,
go around to ’em all every Saturday to close it up. However, Mr. Ander and without making you pay for the
night. They'll bring it back to you, son says lie will stay in right along name these suits hear.
because there’s no telling, lie might
Their summer clothing, however, is
they TRADE AT HOME.
get another free suit.
not all they make. They feature this
Every man in Sanford sho\ild be particular end of the clothing indus
long to this Popular Club. It is not try, hut their woolciiH, for both spring
a gambling proposition, it in not liku ami fall are ns good, if not a little hotthe old time suit raffling club, it is | ter than most of those on thu market
S The Man Can’t Go strictly
a busness proposition, onu today for tho money,
where
you
pay your dollar a week, | Mr., Perkins handled this line while
[ Wrong if He Will
trade it out any time you see fit, and in business by hiniHclf an da ft or tho
Perkins & Britt give nwny absolutely partnership was formed between him[
Just Say
free a suit every Saturday night out self mid Mr. Britt thoy continued to
of their own profits. You can’t lose, handle this line down to tho present
join today.
timo. They sell these clothes for tho
satisfaction they give. They know
4
that once a suit of Bing’s Clothes aro
MR. T. \V. LAWTON
put on your hack they huvo made you
When Buying Ills Winter
The Superintendent of Public In- ""Hsfiod, anil they know that should
Underwear
struction has examined tho little twl- j »«niothing go wrong with that suit,
light tales that Perkins & Ilrltt nro ^ n t *8 U*° fault of tho mnnufnc-----or----going to give nwny to tho children nnd turer, they hnvo I. nnd S. Bing Co. to
hu has passed on them as being nice hack thorn up and will ninko good In
little stories that will ho appreciated. every respect.
These clothes are recommended to
There
is going to ho a big demand for
•
thp man who appreciates good clothes
these,
more
than
they
will
hu
able
to
For IIis Needs in the Knee
supply and by all means if you want at a moderate prclo. They are just n
Length Kind
*
your child to have one each month, be bttlc cheaper all tho time than tho
—Manufactured by
sure anil enroll their name so that it other*, but their quality is alwnys ns
will bo-placed on thu mailing lint in , K°°d ns the best.
Ask to be shown this nice line tho
timo.
Don’t unroll moro than ono name to next time you need a suit of clothes.
11 family.
Each child of a family Perkins & Britt are the only ones ul
should road the same ono as thu sup- biwed tho privilege of Nulling them In
ply Ih limited. It is ono of tho nicest Hanford.
series of Fairy Talus over huuii in San------------------------ford.
There wus 11 mail order man wrato
----------------------- out a chock to holp tho Sanford Chnm"Tho Store thnt is Dlfferont" will her of Commerce. But fho nlnrm
save you monoy on your purchases.
clock wont off just beforo ha mailed it.
a
a
ED. HIGGINS
GET BUSY
FURNISHED
AND COUNT
I l l l j rU IlU
. THE NAMES
Ff fYTHIMF TIT AT
WEARS LONGEST
. AT LEAST COST
M ILBURY ATLANTIC
MFG. COMPANY
t is W»D !(■ M to begin looking
for Santa Claus just as soon as
‘Manufacturers of--------Thunksgiving is past as it is not
long betwoen those two days. Each
year tho ladioj of tho houso have tho
samo old difficulty to overcome, that
is, buying something for HIM. It
seems that as each year goes on it
hccomcB harder to select something
thnt you know he will want. You
can alwnys get something that he
will appreciate becauso most of them
will appreciate anything you givo,
just because it is you that gives it,
hut something that he really wants
is something else.
During the holidays for tho past
several yenrs Perkins & Britt hnvo
boon of a lot of assistance in thfe
way of helping solve this problem.
i
And during these holidnys they will
contlnuo to offer whnl ever sorvlco
possible to help you select gifts for
him that will please, gifts thnt ore
essential as well ns gifts that will
Inst.
In making a purchase for n man,
at least twenty-four out of every
weiity-flvc will appreciate some ar will wear them. At this snmo storo, them a visit beforo doing their
ticle of wearing apparel, especially "the storo thnt is different" you coil Christmas shopping they will (iivl
if it is something that he has been get anything in the slipper line, fell that their biggest problem has been
wanting a long timo hut just never or leather, and you can bo sure thnt solved.
these slipppers, tho samo ns tho bath
got round to hu; Ing It.
For instance, a hath robe. Evory robes are all new stock, nothing cur
man wants a hath robe, hut very ried over from last yenr.
Pajamas, night robes, shirts, cith
few ever think of n hath robo only
when its time they should weur one. er silk, mnilrls, percale, or cotton,
It never occurs to them while in a neckwear in Christmas boxes, socks,
nothing store. A hath robe makes silk or Jislo in Christmas boxes,
an ‘ Vnl Christinas gift and one that men’s jewelry nnd umbrellns nil
will last years. To the lady thnt make ideal Christmas gifts, gifts thnt
Mr. W. S. Parker is one of tho
decides uppon a bath robo as a gift ho is hound to appreciate. We know Charter members of the Clothing flub
for him, let us suggest that she vis of men that wait for Christians to at Perkins & Britt’s nnd so fur he has
it Perkins & Britt nnd inspect the havif their wnrdrobc stocked with been fortunate enough to get two
nice stock of bath robes they hnve these things and you can’t go wrong suits of clothes given him free.
this season. F.vcry one new, nothing in presenting him with nny of these,
Mr. S. S. Baumel, tho livoiwire la
carried over from last season, nil of ladies of Sanford hunted the town dies ready-to-wear merchant of .San
them purchased on tho very latest over for collar boxes but nono could ford has nlso been given two. You
and lowest market. Never before he found. This won’t happen this can rest assured thnt should you 119k
has there been displayed in Sanford year heenuse Perkins & Britt hnvo a cither one of these two men about the
ii more neater array of hath robcH, stock of them thnt will supply the Club they will tell you that they are
o f nl Ikinds, than those at Perkins & j wants of all who desire those. They doubly well pleased. Their advice will
Britt’s now. And they will put aside hnve only the ono kind, tho host. he—JOIN TODAY.
yours and hold it until you are ready Look them over.
for it.
It seems possjbie now thnt Presi
Tho nbovo nrtcilcs mentioned arc
And bed room slippers. IIow mnny
only n few of tho ninny Christmas dent Harding will have to let his
men ever go down town to buy
them? IIow ninny ever think of them suggestions to bo found at this Btoro whiskers grow if ho puts nnything
while down town? Yet every man and if every Indy in Sasford will pay over on Hughes.
BATHING SUITS • BATHING CAPS
SW EATERS-JERSEYS-BATH ROBES
OF THE BETTER SORT
And it is Only Merchants that Handle the Better Line
That Represent U s
ASK TO BE SHOWNTHE NEW FALL GOODS
ENGINEER PARKER
AND S. S. BAUMEL
GET 2 SUITS EACH
C. A. ANDERSON
WINS THE SUIT
I
“DUOFOLD”
Style? Certainly. But we make sure
you get your style—becoming-, befit
ting, bespeaking YOU. That’s the only
kind of style worth while.
You al-
ways get it in—
[ Clothes Individually Tailored By
‘ROCKEN-CHAIR’
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1
Duofold Health
Underwear Co.
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8
If
j PERKINS & BRITT
I
“THE STORE THAT IS DIFFERENT”
�HOSIERY
For Men, Women and Children in Lisle, Mer
cerized and Silk, for sale by
Perkins & Britt
And ALL Lending Stores of the United States
M anufactured by
f.r.n»
NOTASEME Hosiery Co., Philadelphia
a penny. They have SCO mombers in
some of Sanford people from trading
MAKE THEM the club. This $50.00 suit costs them REAL STORES
out of town.
a little less than $40.00. Each week
If you nro not ono of their many
they take in through this club over
JPROVE IT $350
customers, it is now thnt you should
MAKE
THE
TOWN
and tho $40 thoy give away fig
When you entor n storo and arc told
by tho smiling and obliging clerks
that they "have Just what you want,
at tho right price," mako thorn provo
it. If they can’t provo It, move on,
visit the next man and so on till IIR
PROVES IT. Don’t bo satisfied with
just whnt they toll you, because thoy
can tell you anything.
That’s why so many peoplo trudo
at Perkins & Britt’s and nevor movo
on. They get tho proof at their loco.
They are so willing and ready to buck
u what they say at all times that it
looks almost ns if you uro wrong to
see the other fellow. If thoy can’t fix
you up in proper shape at their good
store, it is hard for any one to do it.
No matter how particular tho man,
he is made satisfied at their store.
They lose money some times In mak
ing him satisfied but thoy would rath
er have ton satisfied customers than
ten times that many customers money
in the cash register who are nut sat
isfied.
Be sure to mako them provu it. Per
kins & Britt will PROVE BEYOND
A SHADOW OF A DOUBT that thoy
have Sanford’s lending clothing storo
for man or boy. They are located on
First street IN TIIE HIGH RENT
DISTRICT, but they DON’T make
you pay the rent.
ures just u littlo better than ten per
cent not to say anything of tho adver
tising valuo to them. It gives them an
opportunity to show a prospective cus
tomer how they conduct their business,
shows him their business mothods that
ovcntunlly mean a customer for life,
as there uro very few customers over
start with Perkins & Britt that don’t
stay with them.
And while they mako u nice thing
out of this club, Just look what it will
mean to you. It is your best bot, join
the club now.
THE BEST GIFT
FOR THE BOY
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cnll on them and see whnt you have
been missing. You needn’t buy every ■
time you call on them, they uro al ■
ways glad to seo you.
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n
We Take Pleasure in Recommending
HICKOK
BETS BUCKLES VESTOGRAMS-ete
It takes real stores to make a real
town. Sanford is growing and grow
ing fast and much of the credit goes
to tho stores who think of Sanford
Good (he entire year—but especially desirable os Christman
and its people just as much us they
Gifts
think of themselves and their profits.
Profits don’t mean everything.
Of
:■
Manufactured by
courso profits must bo considered'in
■
order to continuo to do business, but
HICKOK MEG. CO., Rochester, N. Y.
not nil profit from a few. Divided
up amongst nil, tho profits expected
's
—
---------For--------from each ono are small. Stores that
Remember
the
mnny
good
bargains
*
work with this in mind nro tho stores
that you used to find at The United *
that are building Sanford.
Textile
Stores? Remember how much 5
We know of ono storo that works
cheaper
they wore in prices than most ■ ^
this way. It’s that diiforent store, the
stores?
Well this store is no more,
store known to more people in sur
due
mostly
to the fact that it was a | “
rounding towns than any other one
little
too
much
for Perkins & Britt «i
store of „..........
Sanford—Perkins
* uinma «& Britt.
urm . | |o look after two stores nnd they have ■
I liey have a following that number: c|oge,| t)10 Textile storos up for good, J
in
play
in the
tho hundreds,
hundred* because thoy ....
.. 1 U tho timo ,)f dosing, however, there ■
fair with nil. They cater to tho right
thinking man that wants to see some were nenrly $3,00(1 woUli of good sea
sonable merchandise left. Ginghams,
thing for the futuro Sanford.
Chicago, U. S. A.
White Goods, Linens, Table Clothes, j”
from towns
.Perhaps
. . . . . . more
.in..u ipeople
>uu|. iu i*oni
towns (Towels, Bed Spreads, Thread, Buttons,
liko Orlando, Eustis, DoLnnd, Lees- nit.adiingH, Silks, Shirtings, Crepe do
burg,
Tavares, Oviedo, Lungwood and d 1L.ne a nd many
. . . . . . . . . _ 1. 1. - — . *
many other
other items.
items. These
These
many others too ------------numerous to mention
go
at
your
price.
They
nro
now
at
know of tills live store. They adver
the store of Perkins & Britt anti if
tise. They spend moro money for ad
vertising than any other two stores you will call in at the store you can
get anything you want in that line at
in Sanford together. ^ If they did not t least one-half of the WHOLESALE
liavo tho right kind of merchandise (j,rjce today. This stock being limited,
Made to Individual Measure
and the right kind of service to bnck
cnj|
onco
---- — 1
Even
if
you
arc
up this advertising their efforts would
not ready to buy now—they will save
Hotter Madc-to-Mcasure Clothes for Less Money
ho wasted. And you can bot their ef yours for you.
forts are not wasted because they
have what it takes to conduct a real
Keep your money at home. Spend
store.
it with your homo merchants, they
More stores like their storo will
make Sanford. Patronize this storo pay for the building of your town, not
the mall order house. Dollars sent
that is working for YOU.
to mail order Iioubch nevor come back.
ATTENTION!
SANFORD
LADIES!!
\
s
PERKINS & BRITT [
If you would liko to make some boy
an ideal Christmas gift, one tlint is
absolutely now and different from any
that ho has ever received, why not en
roll his name in the Clothing Club at
Perkins & Britt, pay a couple of
weeks in advance for him and then
let him keep it up. It will be ns good
as any three or four dollar gift you
can give him.
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It educates the young man to save,
too. He will save his dimes each week
to pay his dub dues and then when lie
needs anything in tho way of boys
clothing lie can call and got it at any
It is even more attractive than
NEARLY $3,000.00 IN atime.
hank book to him because bank
SUITS GIVEN AWAY books nro old, ho has heard of them
all his lifo but ho hasn’t heard about
(t'o n tln u .J from l“*s*> On*I
tho Clothing Clubs.
then you uro sure to become a mem And then, too, he may bo presented
ber. And while investigating it ask with a $50 suit free that ho can either
any one of tho following men, thoy present to his dad or ho can got two
have all won n suit without u penny or three suits for himself. You will
cost to them, Tho winners bo fo r are lio surprised to sco how tho boy takes PERKINS AND
The Herald force worked nil dny ■
as follows:
Thanksgiving
up this special P Are our Sole Resident Dealers and will he Glad to Show You
to this method of saving as thcro nro
BRITT COMMENCE section. They sotting
Paul l’ezohi, farmor.
V
don’t
give
a rap about /■
already quite a few boys thnt belong
E. C. Harper, electrician for Gillon to this club.
WINTER SEASON Thanksgiving dinnors, don’t believe •■■
the Line
& Fry.
they even ent. All thoy think about is
Call at their storo now and start a
Frank Losslng, Contractor.
K 'o n tlim iM l m in i 1' i ik * On**i
Sanford and a real newspaper.
card for him. Thon by tho time San
W. S. Parker, engineer, A. C. L.
ta Claus shows up you will have four in fair treatment, they believe in
S. S. Haumcl, Merchant.
or fivu dollars paid in for him and a handling merchandise that they are
John Pczold, Farmer,
good start. He is bound to follow it proud to see on their customer's hack
B. F. VnnMctcr, Engineer A. C. L. up and continue thu payments. And and they believe in only asking Hint
A. B. Graham, Osceola Cypress Co., at tlie same time it will not mean an customer to pay his share of tho prof
Osceola.
outlay of ovur a dollar a week for you its ami then they believe in letting tho ■
■
P. E. Pitts, Garage.
while you keep it up for him between public know all thnt they believe,
Alfred Berner, employee Kent Vul now and Christmas—buying his gift
They advertise and they advertise ■
■
canizing Works.
in every known way that they figure ■
■
on tho installment plan, as it were.
■
.1. M. Neeley, Insurance Agent,
Perkins & Britt will welcome any good for their business. And these a
it. J, King, bookkeeper Southern now boy members and will give them are the reasons, or at least, a part of m
‘Si
Utilities Co.
the same fair treatment that they them, that have put them on the map ■
Jim Stone, student.
give the man. Enroll their names to in big letters, and have put them on &
■
tlie map to stay.
Fay Bossing, Transfer business.
day.
And they have a way of being tho ■■
Robert A, Greene, Agent,
first to du'things. Thoy have tackled ■
A. C. Kendal, mechanic, Ford Ga
rage.
and accomplished tilings that tlie av- j
erage merchant is afraid to attempt. J
Robert Robinson, carpenter,
And they get away with it in fine
C. A. Matthews, Real Estato agent.
shape, too.
S. M. Lloyd, Shoo Morehant.
It was Perkins & Britt thnt were
Clarence Fields, Garage.
A new road lias been promised the the first to use tlie airplane for ad
Carl Eaton, taxi driver.
people of Osceola, a road that will vertising purposes in Sanford. Re
m
W, C. Hill, lumber dealer.
make
it
easier
for
these
people
to
get
member
buck
a
year
or
so
and
perhaps
R. C. Maxwell, agent Wilson &
3
to Sanford. Osceola boasts of one of you can recall the day they caused
Toomor.
the finest little towns in Scminolu business to stop on First street for at
Roy 'J'illis, Meat Market.
county and all these people are doubly least one-half hour. A flying ma
W. S. Parker, engineer A. C, L,
anxious to trade in Sanford. As it is chine, driven by n dare-devil, flew low
V. A. Spier, Merchant.
J. P. Hall, Manager Western Union. now, it is much easier for them to go enough over the business portion of
Workers in shop or factory, in shipping room or office, in
to New Smyrna, even though it is fur Sanford as to almost touch the roofs,
C, C. Wilson, Vulcnnlzing Works.
stores
or lofts, indoors as well as out—each has his or her
distributing
tickots
that
were
good
for
A. S. Perry, Mnnngor Southern Boll ther away.
a
prize
at
their
store.
Traffic
was
The
commissioners
have
promised
Telephone Co.
particular need for a Pennsylvania Knit Coat. Its warmth
J. W. Pennington, Mechanic, A. C. this now road and we hope they will stopped for n few minutes to allow
and comfortable, cozy fit forestall colds and chills and rob
get to it soon. These people nre en thu peoplo, old and young, to gather
L.
tho winter of its discontent.
N. W. Tyson, Druggist, Union Phar titled to tliis road oven more than up theso tickets.
some of the places that roads havo
They were first to give an automo
macy.
Unbreakable patented exclusive Notair buttonholes are the
bile away absolutely free. They wore
E. C. Bigler, elork Joe’s Smoko been made recently,
strongest,
most enduring pnrt of Pennsylvania Knit Coats
the
first
to
orgunlzu
a
Clothing
Club
Perkins & Britt furnish Osceola with
House.
that
has
proven
more
popular
than
most
of
their
wants
in
the
Gent’s
and a refreshing relief from the perishable nature of the or
M. S. Wiggins, Government Agent.
Clothing line and have had to mako most of their advertising projects,
Curtis Barber, student.
dinary sweater. Not even this most dependable of garments
m
W. D. Hoolchnn, plumber Muhonoy- the trip there and hack often, and af giving away nearly $3,000 worth of
can outwear its Notair buttonhole.
ter each trip they feel as if they havo suits each year. It wuh they that put
AVulkcr.
been
on a three hundred mile trip in on tho first real cut price sale in San
Jodior Cumurun, farmer.
These universally useful Pennsylvania Knit Coats can be
ford announcing tho fact that low
stead of the few miles it is.
H. C. Haskins, ass’t postmaster.
had at a reasonable price. Numerous styles uro shown to
Wo hope this condition will not be prices wore to bu restored utter tho
C. It. Peabody, Turner’s Grocery.
158
war^
They
were
tho
only
ones
that
please each individual taste and purse.
A. L. Betts, asa’t cashier First Nat for long, however, and that things will
he qtado possible for all these good never missed one duy advertising in
ional Bank.
peoplo of this fnst growing littlo the Sunford Herald slneu it became a J
-\3
C. D. Forrester, farmer, )
Sometime, somewhere, on every job, in any sport, man, wom
town
to get to Sanford. It looks liko ilally und they wero tho first ones to .
S. S. Bnumel, merchant.
an or child—everybody needs a Pennsylvania Knit Coat.
if they want to come we certainly over have eight pages devoted exclu
V’lc McLnulin, student.
should
do something quick to help sively to them und thu peoplo they 3
Artie Smith, farmer.
Our assortment of models is most comploto. Our personal
represent.
*
j
Dick Hoolchan, plumber Mahoney* them get here.
service
Is untiring.
There hns been n fund raised by tho
Both Mr. Perkins and Mr. Britt nro
Walkor Co.
members
of
every
organization
in
Sun-,
All of theso men nro men right merchants to add to what thu county
amongst you, live hero tho yonr round hus, thnt this road will he fixed at lord thnt is fo r tho betterment o f '
-ON SALE ATand you can secure from nny one of once, hut there in Htlll n littlo moro themselves, for men in general and
them information in regards to this noeded. All merchants thnt haven’t nbuvo all for tho betterment of Sanclub. Ask any of them and If th sj| given their little share nhould do so ford. Thoy are members of the Cham
don’t nil tell you that this club is ono nt onco, it will all come hack to you a ber of Comercu, Rotary Club, Kiwanis 3
and other civic organizations and they
-of tho best stunts started by any mer dozen times ovor.
at all times take prominent parts
chant In Sanford wo will miss our
This special edition of Perkins & when it comes time to ask for somo
guess.
Cali at I’orklns & Britt’s storo ond Britt will go into enough homes to work 'to be done,
A store of this kind is eyily on* ■
.go into thin with them and bring along reach nearly 15,000 readers. Some
pnper
tho
Ilorahl.
If
you
have
some
store
of tho mnny thnt Sanford hopes J
your first week’s dues, ono dollar. You
“THE STORE THAT IS DIFFERENT*
thing
to
toll
tho
public
about,
open
up
to
have
somo day. More of those “
will never regret It.
y
Perhaps you will wonder how this a littlo, buy somo space in the Her- stores mqaif more satisfied customers
SANFORD, FLORIDA
Moro,
store con afford to give away so uld and then they will all know about and u better place to trade.
stores of this kind will eventually cure
many suits and not cost the customer It.
/
j THE WABASH TAILORING COMPANY
CLOTHES OF MERIT
Perkins & Britt
3
THE NEW ROAD
TO OSCEOLA
f P e n n sy lv a n ia K nit C o a tj
s
Perkins 8C Britt
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t- IMP
I% t TIS
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Then all of a midden his voice la
changed, so low be scarce con
hear,
Yet you feel that your chances are
mighty slim, yet you still hold
Ono of tho fundamental principals
them mighty dear,
'
of
Perkins 4 Britt Is to servo tho pub*
seemi llko the bunch of tickets He In n manner that will meet tholr
t And it seems
The following lines of pootry wore
In connection with Porklns 4 Britt's
you hold are small and fa r bc- approval. It has always been their
tween,
.store, there has boon a cleaning and written by T. J. Kagan, one of San
policy to offer their patrons tho choic
ford’s
young
men
that
is
now
away
on
When
you look nt tho bunch In the est merchandise to bo had in the for-pressing business ever since the first
a visit with his homo folks. Wo be
next man's hand, you know most markets. In pursuance of that
year of their business. During tho hove, however, that ha writea "Tho
that your chnncos are lenn,
policy it is gratifying for them to nnoarly history of this department, there Ruffling of n Ford" with apologies to But you nre game to tho last and
nounce the completion of arrange
you hold each chance, you have ments whereby they secure tho exclu
wore various obstacles to over come, the man who wroto the “Shooting of
but n minuto more,
and complaints to straighten out. But Dan McGrow."
sive rights in this city to sell Penn
And
you
think to yoursolf, if I don’t sylvania Knit Sweaters.
It is different now, as this depart
win tho thing I know I won’t
THE RAFFLING OF A FORD
These Sweaters nre manufactured
intent has been put on such a smooth
got
sore.
1
by a sweater making institution uni
running bnBls, that it is only onco in a A bunch of people wero whoping 'er
8
versally known for its strict adherence
Tho
noise
of
the
crowd all but dies to the highest codo of quality. No
up in front of Ferkins 4 Britt's,
groat while that a complaint is turned
away, but It bursts tklo a pent- better sweaters nro mnde. Tho Penn
In, and the promptness with which And a man in the window was shak
up flood,
ing n can, thut was full of
sylvania Knit Coats are the outgrowth
this complaint is adjusted leaves tho
And ngnin they holler “Hooray, Hoo of pntlcnco, skill nnd intonsivo brain
paper chitts.
customer absolutely satisfied.
ray" then my heart lost a drop power. The materials employed; while ■
Behind the counter in Palm Bench
■
of blood,
. Mr. C. F. Chapman is responsible
Suits, were the heroes of it all,
superfino, are neither rare or now. B
for tho big chnngo that has taken Our famous Perkins stood, bcsldo The thought came back of an undent Tho only new thing in the case is tho
game, it woke mo up like a insistence of the makers upon perfec
Britt, bragging nbout his lino
place in this department. Mr. Chap
flash,
of clothing for fall.
tion in every detail of patterning nnd
man Is 'no of tl.o young men thnt
The Judge wns speaking agnin it construction.
2
“All The New Ones All The Time”
originnlly came to Sanford to play
seemed nnd thu noise of tho
These fine sweaters nro to be seen
ball, fell in love with tho town and de When out of the crowd that wns
crowd stopped with a crash.
swaying with heat, nnd into tho
to be npprcclnted nnd wo enn truthful
cided to cnHt his lot with us.
0
The Season’s Smartest Styles for Men and
light
of
tho
store,
ly state thnt once you wear n swenter
It wns nt the time that this doparThen
the
Judge
turned
his
eyes,
they
of this mnke you will want no other.
men needed a man like him that he There stumbled a mnn in a business
burned in a most peculiar wny,
Young Men are Shown in These
suit,
the
crowd
greeted
him
with
Perkins & Ilritt have n nice lino
decided to quite baseball, at least tem
In his business clothes and sllkon now in stock, and although the wenth*
a
roar,
porarily and provo thnt ho had whnt
, hose, he stood an'd I saw hint 1er hns not been such thnt would re
It took to strengthen this particular 'Twns Judge Mnines, from our town
sway,
hero, right here in Dixio Land,
quire a sweater recently, it is bound
department out.
Then
his
lips went in and bo soemed to be cold sooner or later nnd you
lie came for that one evening to hulp
And the Increase in the volume of
to grin, ho spoke louder though would do well to select yours before
out Britt, to lend a helping
The most wanted colors are included in our
business that he is now handling goes
his voice was slow,
hand,
the
rush
for
them
stnrt.
Go
to
their
exhibition of Winter models and you will
to show thnt ho hns almost accomp 1Most every man could plnco thnt fat "Folks," says he “you nil know me, I
store nnd see them today,
obtain
real service and satisfaction in this
lished tho Impossible, lie hns about I
want you to have a fuir show, er hns not been such thnt would shr
man’s face, he's well known for |
quality
headwear
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doubled the business over what it was |
1 1 want to state, my words nro straight,
miles around,
before his time.
I’ll bet $1.00 they nro true,
■Ho spoke a few clever words nbout
STYLE
The ninny friends of Mr. Chnpman
men that live in nnd out of our Thnt one of you folks will win tho
Excellent Values at
will remember thnt while he was play
Ford, it ennnot be won by two.
town,
Especially noteworthy is the stylo
ing bnll he was noted for that bull
10
3
in
Perkins & Britt’s clothing. Perkins
dog wny of his, that “hang on" ex
| "I’ll ask this young lady boro by my
Hu
looked
like
a
man
that
know
tho
and
Britt style has long sinco repre
pression ho nlways wore on his fnco,
i
side, to plnco her hand in horc,
game,
thnt
had
spoken
to
many
sented
all that good tnsto nnd good
and tho wny thnt ho actually held on,
| In this can by my side, and draw each
a
crowd,
tailoring
could accomplish. In Per
It wns thnt spirit thnt he displayed
-ATcard, I hope you nil can hear,
With
his
fat
little
face
well
puffed
kins
nnd
Britt's
clothes it is not only
when ho first entered into the busi
i We will draw thirteen numbers from
with smiles ho looked like ho
ness for hiself and it was just thnt
out of this can, tho Inst one a matter of design, cutting, material
felt
mighty proud;
and trim—ft is the artistry with
that has made him one of the best in
wins the prize;
The crowd hushed their noise for a And there is nothing crooked nbout which all these various units nre fab
his line In Sanford today.
minute it seemed, and ho smil
If you have bees cxperenclng the
this deni, we’ll blind the ladies’ j ricated into style. If you are looking
ed
in
a
knowing
way,
for a suit without STYLE, DON’T
least trouble with your cleaning nnd
eyes,
Then
he
started
his
speech
In
a
form
trade
nt Perkins and Britt’s.
pressing, send your work to him. lie
With care she drew each number
al
way
about
the
Ford
Perkins
stays right on the job at all times nnd
|
forth, and held them ono by one,
& Britt were giving away.
gives it his pers innl attention. He
(Ami
at
last she drew tho thirteenth
Now how many tickets wero in tho
is not only willing to giv his best
out and tho Ford was duly won.
crowd, no man on earth could
efforts to see that you uro satisfied
11
very well say,
but he is also willing to use thoao
iThese arc the simple facts of tho enso,
It was our pleasure to furnish
But only one tickot was needed we
I think I ought tu know,
same boBtefforts to adjust any little
knew, to take that little Flivver
“squnwk" thnt might come up.
And Perkins 4 Britt, tho ono good
away.
store, where you always get a
Mr. Chapman has been In Sanford
I
show,
since 1010, long onouggh to mnke
many friends and one of Mr, Chnp- 1Then his eyes went wondering over I am not as wise as these iawyqr guys,
tho crowd in a most peculiar
mnn's peculiarities Is thnt once he
but strictly botween us two,
way,
“The Store that is different" is tho
makes n friend he can't lose him as a
In his business clothes and silken
place to buy, thuy’ll treat you
friend.
hose, ho stood, and 1 saw him
straight and true.
Mr. Chapman's phone number la
sway,
—T. J. Kagan.
:ir.7-J. Just call this number the next
With their biggest premium of the year when they GAVE away the
time you need work In his lino and 'The lights wore low. and tho air was
close as he stood in the door
HELL!
watch how quick the boy shows up I
way glare,
You sometimes hear, “It’s hot ns hell,"
for It. And then examine the job
■after it comes back on time, (abend of \s he raised his face to the light of a >TiH 0fton H„j«| "it's cold as hell,"
lamp, he spoke in a voice loud When rain pours down, "Iit's Hell"
time, considering how long it takes
I
and
fair,
they cry,
some of the others) and thou wc can
He
laughed
a hit as lie told of Britt, It is also hell, when it is dry.
readily state that you are Mr. Chap
and that little one-horse store,
man's customer from now on.
That knew how to suit the people each We hate like hell to see it snow,
day, white the crowd hollered, It is a hell of a wind when it starts to
THEY WANT YOIJ
“Give us more."
blow,
4
And we are sure that this car afforded the winner as much pleasure and
o
Now what in the hell can a person tell,
They want you for their customer.
Were
you
over
out
oil
Sanford
Just
what
is
meant
by
this
word
Hell?
They are prepared to give you thu
satisfaction, as the interest in this contest afforded Perkins & Britt a s
Heights, when the moon was
fullest co-operation to make this buy
bright and clear,
That married life is hell they say,
ing of Clothing extremely profitable.
well as ourselves.
Tile clothing they sell really fit, and When only the hoot of a timber owl When you come homo late there’s hell
was all that you could hear,
to pay,
are styled far in advance of ordinary
tailoring. The workmanship in their Ami the night seemed so long as you Hell yes, and hell no, ami oh hell, too,
awaited the dawn, and you felt And the hell you don’t and the hell
clothing is faultless, and is rigidly in
like you’d never reach homo,
you do.
spected by the manufacturer to make
Wiiilu
thu
stars
over
head,
hud
long
certain that all details have boon ac
gone to bed, and your heart was And whnt in the hell, ami the hell it iH,
curately observed.
as heavy as a stone;
Tile hell witli that ami the hell with s
“The Store that is Different," the
■
this,
leading gent’s furnishing store of San Then you have a hunch what thnt
waiting meant, with tho tho’ts Ami who in tho hull, and oh hell whore 3
for your wants in the FORD Line, whether it be a Roadford, the one store that is better
of winning a car,
And what in thu hell do you think I
known throughout this part of thu
S
ster, Touring Car, Sedan, Coupe, Truck, Tractor or parts,
care.
state, make it a practice at nil times It was hard on us nil, both tho big
and
(lie
small,
though
the
Judge
tu see that you are treated “just u lit
you will find us willing to demonstrate.
didn’t go fur.
Ami the bell of it is, nnd it sure is hell, l
tle better" than customers uxpcct. No
■
And still wo don’t know what in hell ■
ti
mistake is made by any man to got
is hell,
tied up with this live store.
Klsu- Yet it was lonesome, yes, but not of
COMPLETE LINE OF PARTS AND ACCESSORIES IN STOCK ALL
the wilderness kind, that is eas But if you want a chance to stop us
wheru in this issue their methods are
ing hell,
ily driven away,
explained, and indicates the esteem in
THE TIME
which this storo !h held by hundreds of But that knowing lonliness thnt you Trade nt Perkins 4 Britt, they uso
you well.
customers. Read it through careful
have but once chance, anil it
—T. J. E.
seems to be slipping away.
ly, particularly If you have not been
getting all that is coming to you from That some man or woman, or maybe
the other fellow.
a child is hound to win it you
ALL THE TIME
are sure,
Trade at Perkins 4 Britt’s. It pays. And that you may juHt ns well quit
You will always find nt Perkins &
uml go buck tu the plow, it Britt's thu peraonul service that has
seemed like the only cure,
"The Storo that is Different" will
made it a genuine pleasure for dis
Yet you hold on a while to make sure criminating men nnd young men to
save you money on your purchases.
of your chance, for tho drnwing patronize thiH store—service that 5
is yet to come;
Perkins 4 Britt,
means vnstly more than prompt and
DEALER
And you are not so suru thnt tho oth Hlncerely courteous attention. A cor
Will nuruly mnke a hit,
When you want n perfect fit,
er will win, ’till they tell you dial welcome awaits you here all the
the Ford Is won.
We’ll slip thum tho mitt.
time.
TROUBLES TO
C. F. CHAPMAN
ft-
SANFORD BO
: They’re
s
here—
Rothschild Star Hats
HATS OF CHARACTER
$5.00
$6.00
$7.50
j Perkins & Britt
IVERKINS &
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HIGGINS
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To Read About What We Have
In Store For The Kiddies
Perkins & Britt
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merchandise, sold by modern
m om ents and at modern prices.
SPECIAL EDITION modern
THEY WILL DO
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Perkins & Britt conduct tho Hvost
stores In Snnford. Thoy not
NEW FEATURE OF Gents’
THEIR SHARE ■ You will Know it is One of the Leading Stores of the South if they Tell !
only mnko this appeal to out of town
to com® and see what they are
You They Handle
f
PERKINS & BRITT ^pcole
Of course tho prices for fall have
offering but they are especially anx
f,
|
nil been settled upon and there Is S
USE THIS METHOD TO
ious thnt our home folks shall spend
their dollars In Sanford. Too many
dollars leave Sanford annually and for
no reason whatevor.
The out-of-town customer, when
your local morchant can't supply you,
remombor Perkins & Britt—the homo
folks, remember to spend all your
dollars at homo and when you need
anything In Perkins & Britt’s lino, If
thoy haven’t it lot them got It for
you. Don't pay tho mall order house
anything—you get It in the neck In
tho long run.
S
j
hardly any likelihood of a change
STOKES-JEFFERSON—OLD DOMINION—MADISON and WESTnow but every one 1s interested In this
coming Bpring season ns that is tho
AND GET a c q u a i n t e d MORELAND
next time possible for a chango In the
l a t c h STRING IS OUT
clothing prices.
a
So fnr advices tend to show that
Although tho latch string of San
thero will be no further reduction for
■
ford Is always out to tho neighbors
spring, nnd should there be, I’oiklns
■
& Britt will undoubtedly be amongst
of Sanford, Parkins & Britt especially
tho very first to pass along any sav
want to get acquainted with them,
ings there might bo to the customer.
Best Values------Least Cost
and they aro even willing to offer
Perkins & Britt arc continuously
special Inducement to convince tho
scanning the market reports to keep
buying public of this groat section of
posted upon whut the future holds in
Manufactured for
Centrat Florida that Sanford and es- El). V. PRICE AND INTERmore for the clothing morchant u d
pecinlly itb lending Gents’ Store, Per
NATIONAL TAILORING CO. one article they have noticed In re
kins & Britt, is tho logical trading
gards to the clothing prices for spring
center for this part of tho state.
Wo nro proud to proclaim that we is as follows:
To accomplish this they want you
"Further reductions in tho prices of
to visit thoir store—not for the pur nro tho authorized representatives of wolen goods for tho 1922 Spring sonpose of trading only—but to become tho Ed. V. Price Tailoring Co. of Chi •on cannot bo hoped for, according to
acquainted with them as Individuals. cago and tho International Tailoring Thomas L. Foul ken, of the American
-ByThey feel that when you become ac Co., of New York, and we find that Association of Woolen and Worsted
quainted with their place of business tho clothes they make are universally manufacturers. Mr. Foulkcs says:
and realise tho merchandising oppor recognized. Thoir customers aro "sat
" 'Fabric prices for the spring of
T, D. STOKES & CO.', Richmond, Virginia
tunities that this store offers you you isfied customers" and wo are antcil- 1922 nro based on as low if not lower
will come often, and they arc confi pnting n rapidly increasing business Wool prices than those of 1914, nnd
dent thnt an Inspection by you of because of this fnct.
m i
you know thnt wool in 1014 waB nt
their goods, with tho varied range of
nny export price; indeed, tho woolen
AWAY AHEAD
styles and pattorns to select from,
industry was prostrnted In tho total with n live store ilka theirs and you tho opening of tho Perkins A Britt line to-date pntterns. We believe the
offered at attractive prices, will con-''
depression of business generally. Lab stand no chnnco of going wrong. They awaited with greater interest by tho models aro tho best they have aver
Perkins & Britt nro nwny ahead. or hns been reduced 22 Vi % sinco tho have proven thnt they are friends of customer. Two conspicuous factors collected for ono season. The young
vinco you thut your future trading
Thoy keep up with tho times nil tho war and ennnot go further.
point will bo Perkins & Britt.
Those the public.
have caused them to look forward to men’s are clever, snappy, irreatstable
They want to get acquainted with timo and most of tho time they nro facts arc beyond contradiction os es
this event ns giving promise of an im garments. There is a wonderful lot
you personally, to moot you, Bhako Just a little bit ahead. Thoy study tablishing the stability of present pric
petus to the consumer. First the in of sport models, tho style of clothing
hands with you, and you will find thnt conditions and markets to give tho es,’
creased excellence of workmanship which fashion decrees and aro destin
they aro regular follows like your- customer the same thnt ho would got
"Mr. Foulkcs declnrcd thnt 'closely
nnd designs shown in tho fall modols. ed to have n tremendous sale. The
selvos. If you like thoir stylo and de if ho were living in any of tho inrger woven, properly constructed twill ensSecond, Perkins & Britt's never wav men's are of tho well fitting, stand
sire to favor them with your future cities. They are catering all the time simero mndo of the right qunlity wool
ering policy of tho greatest possible ard value-first typos so widoly known
patronage you will find them ever on to the better drossod man, they keep nnd right quality shoddy will outwear
values at prices which defy competi thut description Is unnecessary.
tho alert to serve you In every capac him well dressed.
This is one season whon everything tion nnd enable tbo customer to re
nnd out tailor a loose open weave, or
ity known to modorn merchandising.
poorly constructed fabric of pure is hold back nnd it is duo mostly to ceive real bargains nnd real quality
Trade nt Perkins & Britt's. It pays.
Thoy nro going to shoot square
NO SUBSTITUTE
wool. Tho fabrics thnt gave tho most the continued hot wenthor. This docs clothing.
with you and toll you Just why they
trouble during the war wore tho plain not apply to Snnford nnd vicinity only
These now models and fabrics for
Give Perkins & Britt your patron
are willing to offer you special In
There is no substitute for quality; open weaves, whether mndo of wool but to the entire country. Buying of fall aro being shown now by thoir age, they deserve it, they glvo you
ducements from time to time. They no business expedient thnt will tnko nnd shoddy or pure wool. Tho twill, fall clothes has been delayed ovory- salesmen at their up-to-date store on dollar for dollar at their place. Make
believe thnt Snnford is the ronl trade thu place of simple sincerity; and solid weaves of wool nnd shoddy gnvo .whero. Anil while this mnkos the First street with many additions be them dollars of youru go all the
center of Central Floridn, both In nothing tlmt Insures the permanent no trouble’."
season later in getting the right start, ing made to their regular lines. This way round, they’ll help you do it.
wholesale and rotnil linos, for tho sup- success of thoretail business
like
Of course this may not bo, it may it helps tho manufacturer, retail mer firm is showing very handsomo wool
It en suits and those who have seen thorn
plying of those nrticlos not usunlly t merely making up your mind at the be thnt prices will take a big drop 1chant as well as tho customor.
Now, honestly, weren’t you sur
carried l>y your home merchants, and outset to always give those who buy and again wo wouldn't be surprised gives the manufacturer a chance to pronounce them as a fine, desirable ac prised at the smnrt hccomingness of
thoroughly thus—they boliovo in pat- your goods and those who use them—■ should thoy take a little step up-ward,] catch up with tho production and it quisition for the fall market.
thnt bit of neckwear Mr. Harris had
remixing your homo morchant, and TIIEIIl FULL MONEY’S WORTH, but regardless of what tho prices will gives the retailor a chnnco to got all
The general line of clothing is a on tho other day? And it might
they feel that they are your homo This is what Perkins & Britt benr in bo we enn depend upon this live store his fall goods in tho liouso in plenty triumph of workmanship and design hnvc been picked from this special
merchant when your wants cannot mind always. The customor comes to give the customer tho benefit of tho of time. And it helps the customer ing. It consists of un extensive and collection of neckties, especially
because when he calls to inspect these varied assortment of styles nnd fab priced for tho holiday trade at Per
be supplied in your own locality.
first, last nnd always, Tho good trent-- market.
To got down to tho moat of this meat accorded their customers
is
It will not be necessary for the cus lines ho hns them all before him, not rics, including serges, tweeds, home kins & Britt.
idea, they want to provo to you that thcro for you, get your share.
spuns, worsteds, unfinished worsteds
tomer to ho kcoplng up with the pric a promise that more aro coming.
And the line is completo nt Per and flannels. There are plain, check,
you do not have to go into any largor i
-----------------------es. Just lot Perkins & Britt do it for
"The Store thnt is Different" will
trade center to secure the host of
Trndo nt Perkins & Britt’s. It pays. you, they will post you right. Tio up kins & liritt'H now. Never before was hair lino, pencil stripes nnd other up- save you money on your purchases.
INVITE
VISITORS TO COMB INTO STORE
HATS FOR PARTICULAR MEN
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And to be certain that they were of the very best they purchased from us, recognizing the value of purchasing
from a reliable house whose motto has built up a large business—
“SATISFACTION AND SERVICE—OR MONEY BACK”
Buy this fine Columbia, with tho
Automatic Stop nnd all tho ex
clusive features thnt hnvo made
Columbia mnchlnos so popular.
Other styles.
Join Our Xmas Phonograph Club
GET A XMAS PRESENT EVERY
MEMBER of the Family WILL ENJOY- A COLUMBIA
Imagine the comfort you'll tnko listening to your favorite selection these winter evenings that are coming—and the pride and satis
faction you’ll get from entertaining your friends with a Columbia Grafonola. No matter what mood you arc in—whether you feel like
h e a r in g some grand old hymn, the stirring measures of a Sousa march, or the twang of Hawaiian guitars, the Columbia will please you.
It brings the music of the world to your home.
•PLAY AS YOU PAY—NEVER MISS THE MONEY
You—yes you, can have a Grafonola this Christmas. It only takes one single dollar now, then a dollar each week until Christmas. On
Christmas eve your machine will be delivered, and you can finish paying for it while enjoying it, in small weekly sums you’ll never
miss. Don't envy your neighbor's Columbia—join our Christmas Club and have one of your own.
MEMBERSHIP LIMITED----- JQIN THE CLUB TODAY—ALL YOU NEED IS
You’ve got a dollar—
join now
$1.00
Then a Little
Each Week
The recent big reduction in prices has so far oversold the Columbia factories that wo can only secure certain limited allotment of machines,
course this limits tho number of members who can join our Christmas Club. Don’t put it off until thoy are all gono, but join today.
SANFORD
J. D. DAVIDSON, Proprietor
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Sanford
TH1
(I CHv
.
Sobstanliil1’
The S anford Daily H erald
IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST
VEGETABLE SECTION
the n ew city pa v ilio n
U. S, Delegates Leaving Hall
ON LAKE MONROE FRONT
BE DEDICATED TOMORROW
President Knight Will
Present Pavilion
to City
NUMBER 211
SANFORD, FIjORIDA, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1921
VOLUME n .
FIVE BODIES FOUND
WATERTOWN. NEW YORK,
WERE FROM STEAMER
BIG FIRE AT AUGUSTA
WITH LOSS TWO MILLION
LAID WASTE HALF BLOCK
PACKING HOUSE
WORKERS ON STRIKE
TROUBLE NOT SETTLED
Brought Under Control
After Nearby Towns
Were Called
(Hr The Associat'd Prcaa)
( H r T h e A s s o c i a t e d l 'r r a a )
CHICAGO, Nov. 20.—"Public de
WATERTONW, N. Y., Nov. 20.—
monstrations” that the packing house
Five bodies, four men ntid one woman,
workers have neb accepted tho rccont
woro found in n life boat Just south
wngo reduction ns announced by tho •
west of Stonol Point, Ontario, by the
_____
packers, will be held throughout tho GENESTA HOTEL PARTLY BURN
crow of n steamer. It is believed the
MAYOR STEVENS WILL ACCEPT bodies .were from the crew of tho City
country next Sunday,* Dennis Lane,
ED; ANOTHER FIRE BREAKS
NEW STRUCTURE UPON BEsccrctnry treasurer of the meat cut
of New York, n Canadian craft.
AT SAME TIME.
‘
HALF OF THE CITY
ters butchers union, says.
FORTY THOUSAND
(H y T h e A sso c ia te d P r e s s )
Tho dedication of tho now pavilion
AUGUSTA, Gu., Nov. 20.—A loss
OCKLAWAIIA VALLEY
SPECTATORS FOR ARMY
on the lake front tomorrow afternoon
of two million dollnrs was unused by
RAILROAD TO RESUME
AND NAVY GAME
at four o’clock will mnrk anothor mile
PAYMENT OF TAXES MADE fire which laid nearly ono half of the
stone in the city’s progross. It will
seven hundred block of Brond street
NEW YORK, Nov. 20—Forty thou
(Hr T h e Associated l 'r r a a )
mark the opening of tho now improve sand spectators are expected for the
in mills before being brought under
OCALA, Nov. 20.—With tho pay control, nnd caused nppenls to nearby
ment on the lake shbro and will also Army and Navy game here.
ment of approximately $11),000 over towns for aid. The Johnson & Har
mark the opening of a scries of con
due taxes by Receiver Cpmmins, to rison building tlx* Alblos Hotel, nnd ..
torts by the Snnford baijd—both of
day, the oporation of the Ocklnwahn the Augusta Chronicle,• woro totally •
those innovations having boon ffstor- Chris Codrington,
Valley railroad will bo resumed im destroyed, and the Genestn Hotel
c,| and put across by tho Sanford
DeLand Editor,
mediately.
Chamber of Commorco through tho
pnrtly burned. Thte store of J. B.
Found Dead Today
Tourist and Convention Committee.
White & Company, were party burn
The building of the pnvilion shows Well Known Publisher in Florida nnd
ed nnd heavily dnmngtd by water.
that the people of Snnford linvo
Another fire, two blocks nwny, on
Prominent in Volusia County
awakened to the fnct that the lake
Jnekkson street, also gutted throo
is one of tho greatest assets of tho
buildings owned hy Harry Cummins.
( H r T h e A a a o c ln lr il l 'r r a a )
city and any improvements made here
DELAND, Nov. 20—Chris O. Cod-'
The origin of the fire la not known.
will do much for tho city in the way rington, editor and publisher of tho
Thousands witnessed the scene.
of attracting the tourists. Any city Del.nnd News, was found dead in his
built on a beautiful lake has a great room this morning.
American delegates to tho Arms Confercnco leaving Continental
JACKSONVILLE, Nov. >t -With IRISH QUESTION
a.set and Snnford is most fortunate
Hall, tho sceno of tho confercnco. In front arc Secretory of State
IS NOT SETTLED
tlie ending of the olTicial - othall
Hughes (right) and Ellhu Root. Behind Root Is Senator Lodge. Just'
in having such a location but for many
Chris O. Codrington was one of the
SAYS BIRKENHEAD
bock of Xodge Is Senator Underwood.
1
senson Thanksgiving day interest
years after the Inke shore Was bulk best known newspaper men in the
centers lnrgtly now as to which high
headed nothing was done in tho way state and had been publishng a news
( H y T i l e A a s i i r l n t c d I’r c a s )
school eleven will he awarded the T CRN BRIDGE WELLS, Eng., Nov.
of improvements until a short time paper in DeLand far the pnst thirty
state cliamjiionship
honors by the 2d.—Lord Chancellor Birkenhead, In
ago when the Woman’s Club and tho years or more. He recently purchased
Florida
Athletic
Association
sittisg speaking at a mass meeting hero to
('handier of Commorco conceived the the DeLand Record and hud the news
at
Gninesvillc.
day. said ho could not confidently pre
idea of planting trees and palms and paper field in DeLand and with his
The
issue
unoubtedly
lies
between
dict Hint tho Irish question will bo
grass and building tho pavilion ns a nephew, Clayton Codrington, owned
Duval
high
of
Jacksonville
and
satisfactorily solved.
Negotiations
place for the visitors and for tho hand nnd controlled tho Nows Publishing
Gainesville
high.
No
other
team
at
London
are
now
reported
at a dead
Co., publishing tho Daily News and
concerts.
would hardly dispute the title. Some lock.
The Tourist and Convention Com doing a large share of the printing of
Duval supporters have advanced the
Chris Codrington,
mittee of the Chnmber of Commerce Volusia county.
claim
that Duval is the winner hy FOOTBALL CLAIMED
in eonjuiu tion with tho Hand Commit was known and well liked by the What She Told Chief of Police Vestel That Night
virtue
of
its showing against its op
TEN VICTIMS THIS YEAR
tee lias arranged with tho Snnford newspaper publishers of tho state j
is Evidence
ponents
as
compared
to that of
Hand to givo a series of concerts all where lie had been active for so ^
Gainesville. The belief is generally
( l ly T h e A s s o c ia te d l'rraa)
during the winter senson and it is a many years and was a life long mem
(ll>- Tin* i a s o c l n l c d I'rraal
i
I
itida
law
governing
the
introduc
CHICAGO,
Nov. 26.—Football
held
however,
that
the
two
teams
matter of congratulation to the city ber of the Florida, Press Assocation,
ORLANDO, Nov. 20.—Judge
tion
of
a
confession
extrnetel
against
claimed
ten
victims
this season, ac
'Should
meet
nnd
settle
the
issue
for
and the linnd that such an arrange being at one time president of the as Andreas today ruled the alleged
the will of the defendant as evidence once anil all. In fnct, this was believ cording to reports of the Associated
ment has been made exploiting ns it sociation and was also a member of
confession of Lena M. T. Clarke
against her. Judge Anderson an ed to he the unquestioned procedure Press. Three less .than Inst yonr.
does our own locnl talent and our own the Associated Dailies of Florida.
to Chief of Police Vestel that she
nounced that he would rule on the ud- until the Duval enthusiasts began Most of tho victims were of tho high
Ho leaves a wife and two children,
hand instead of going outsido tho city
killed Frank A. Miltimore, ad misslhillty of this confession on tho claiming to> title Immediately follow school students, which appears to
a sister, several nephews nnd other
for music.
missible in evidence. Chief Ves convening of court today.
I(IK
.....................................
ing 1IIV
the .......
game with
Hillsborough high uphold contentions of experts that tho
Tomorrow nfternoon President Goo. relatives to mourn his loss. The funer
tal on the stand in Joint trial of
An
expectant
hush
fell
over
the
|(t
Tam|m
Negotiations
have been proper training nnd physical condi
W. Knight, of the Chnmber of Com al will ho hold on Monday.
Miss Clarke and Baxter H. Pat crowded court room when the staita° | conducted by officials of tho two tions will minimize tho danger from
merce, will formally turn over tho
terson, charged with Milt more's announced the next witness to lie call schools looking to a deciding game tliis sport.
now pnvilion to the city of Snnford
murder, then rclnted how the
ed as Chief E. D. Vestel.
hilt n disagreement has arison ns to
and .Mayor II. R. Stevens will accept
woman came in his office the
No
objections
were
raised
by
the
whore it ■should lie plnycd. Gnineait upon behalf of tho city. Mrs. Hen
night of the killing and said she defense as the witness related in a villo supporters nre understood to
ry Wight will represent tho Welfare
held Miltimore,( whom she de clear, concise manner the incidents of contend that it should ho played at
Department of tho Woman’s Club in
scribed us the perpetrator of the
that evening of August 1 last when Gainesville because of the athletic as
the dedication ceremonies. Tho Snn
$ 3 2 , 0 0 0 robbery of the West Palm
Lena M. T. Clarke, accompanied hy sociation's rules that the cltnmpionford Hand will render tho following
Reach pnstoffice, captive in her
Baxter
II. Patterson, arrived at po ship game he played on tho Univer
progrnm:
room at the hotel. His detective
lice headquarters around 0 o’clock and sity of Florida field. Duval supporters
FORMER
SUPERINTENDENT
OF
March—St. Louis Cadets..............
sent to investigate found Milti- asked to hoc the chief of police. Ho
CANADIAN PACIFIC SEES
NEW YORK CAPITALIST ON TUB
.............................. J. Lnurendenu
more’s
bullet pierced body. Where recited the woman’s story told him, remain firm, however, in their claim
GROUND LOOKING OVER
MUCH
OF
INTEREST
that the atliletie officials did not have
Overturn—Prineo Charming........
upon Chief Vestal testified he that she was the postmistress at tho
PROSPECTS
%
in mind the possibility of Gninesvillo
..................................C. L. Hnrnhirt
James R. Nelson, formerly super confronted Miss Clarke nnd after
West Palm Bench postoffice and that being n contondor when the rule wns
Cornet Solo—0 Solo Mis...... Di Cnpnn intendent of the Canadian Pacific It.
denying she did anything hut
she had drugged F. A. Miltimore, Or
Converse I). Mnrsh, promlnont fi
Mr. Edgar Bnll
drug the mnn she broke down un lando restauranteur, in her room in adopted and tlint the Issue should bo nancier of New York City, has re
It. nnd export In transportation and
decided
on
neutral
territory.
So
far
Patrol—Of tho Hluo and tho Groy
der Ills persistence, nnd admitted
financial problems in New York City,
the Sun Juan and left him there with
turned to New York nftor complet
........................... i ......Gone Delhey who visited eur city this week in com
killing because, she said, he was evidence on him, including a register ns known the nthlele officials' linvo ing arrangements for tho establish
aken
no
definite
part
in
the
contro
Serenade—A Juno Sunset..........
responsible for the postoffice ed letter in his pocket, which connect
pany with T. S. Huff, stated that ho
ment of throo pre-cooling plants in
.....................................L. Witmnr was very much impressed with tho
robbery tried to shift the blame to ed him with a $32,000 postal robbery versy.
Snnford. Arrangements hnvo been
A
h
to/whether
tho
two
teams
must
Characteristic—Teddy Trontbono
others. Admisson of this testi in tho West Palm Reach postoffice.
strategic position of Sanford at tho
made
to finance theso projects with
meet to dccidt tin* honors of course
...........................Henry Fillmore
headwaters of navigation. Mr. Nel mony had been bitterly contested
From her he secured the key to the
New
York
capital. Mr. Mnrsh’s ori
remains with the athletic nssoclnWaltzes—From ImpnsHioned Dream
hy the opposing counsel.
son was impressed with the logical
room und then put in a long distance
ginal
Intentions
wero to Htny in San
........................................... J. Rosas position of our city for freight distri
The defense scored In regard to call to West Palm Bench for T. J. Y. tlon.
ford
but
two
iluyH.
The magnitude of
If they come together, Duval would
intermezzo—Forget Mo Not..........
its announced Insanity plea when
bution which would eventually make
I’ulsifler, postal inspector who Miss
tho
proposition,
however,
necessitated1
................................ Allnn MncReth it centralized headquarters for the fuit drew from Chief Vestnl admis , Clarke had stated wns one of tho in seem to have the odgo on Gainesville him extending his stay for tho entireMarch—Dunlap Commnndery.......
sion he considered the woman In spectors there investigating the rob in comparative scores. Duvnl com week. Mr. Marsh was nccompnnlid’.
turo warehousing nnd distribution of
pletely swamped Hillsborough high,
....................................... R. B. Hall merchandise of nil desorption through
sane. "I considered her a plain
bery.
1 7to 0, while Gninesvillo won from hy Janies It. NoIhoii, well known Ini
Star Spangled Banner ..................Key this portion of Florida.
nut," he said.
The witness went on to testify how the same team, 28 to 0. St. Peters New York financial circlos.
They’
Mr. Nelson has spent a weok In a
both
expressed
themselves
ns
being
Counsel for the defense and tho "{u'r
tkl‘ P08*"1 lnsPcuc* burg nlso fared hotter with Gaines
careful investigation nnd commercial
Htnto
in
tho
case
of
Lena
M.
T.
Clnike,
t(,r
und
establishing
the identity of the ville than witli Duvnl, the latte- win impressed with the great possibilities
research of the city nnd Its future, in
on
trial
for
tho
murder
of
F.
A.
MiltiIwoman
he
phoned
ter
the keys of his ning 30 to 0, while Gninesvillo wns that their pro-cooling project affords
consultation with Mr. Converse D.
from mi Investment standpoint, und
Marsh, tho financier of New York. Mr. more, with the jury excused from tho Prlv“to ,rffkc Hn<! «»*Pntchcd Frank held to a 0 to 0 score. In its eight In addition will obviously moan a
court
room,
waged
for
over
nn
hour
Cordon,
special
detecthte,
with
tho
games played Gninesvillo has assess
Nelson wns much impressed with tho
Snn Ju«‘n wlU) ed a total of 311 points to its oppon more efficient nnd profitable distribu
activities of the city and the enter yesterday afternoon one of th* most ^ to *ho room,
to
th« room «"'* "r ” ,t ents 13. Plant City was the only tion of produco from tho colory belt.
prise of the merchants nnd to borrow unrelenting nnd uncompromising legal
The project will mean n capitalization
t,attics
in
the
history
of
tho
Florida
‘ko
foun<>
ttho™'
' S,“
J 1,8 team to score against these lnds.
his own expression, he said that ho
of $1,000,000, preferred stock nnd $2,
bar
over
tho
admissibility
of
a
conc
'nrk°
ho
went
to
his
private
office
IN ATMOSPHERE OF FRIENDLI was sold on Snnford" for its courtesy, fosslon extracted from a defendant and locked the door. 1 he phone rang
000,000 common stock, and will assist
its pro-ominont farming industry nnd
SUITS
FOR
ACCOUNTING
NESS THAT BESPEAKS
materially In the upbuilding of this
lfc '™8 * r«"k Cordon with the
tho genuine service rendered by all arraigned before tho bar of Justice.
AGAINST FIVE TREASURERS
. GREAT RESULTS.
community.
The legal battle resulted after tho information that they hail found a
with whom ho came in contnct, and
OF THE STATE OF ILLINOIS
with « »*ullut tkrol,Kh his honrt
tho slogan, "Tho City Suhstnntal state had summoned to the witness
(Hr The Asaoelatrd l'rraa)
DEFENSE WILL CLOSE
stand Chief of Police E. D. Vestel, of in P|nco of n ‘Irugged one.
WASHINGON, Nov .26.—With tho wns indeed appropriate. He w « h par
SPRINGFIELD, III., Nov. 20.—
MONDAY IN ARBUCKLE
Orlnndo,
and
sought
to
introduce
iib
At
this
point
E.
W.
Davis,
leading
arms conference negotiations pro ticularly appreciative of tho assist
Suits for accounting ngnlnst five for
CASE, COUNSEL SAYS
cvidenco
an
alleged
confession
that
counsel
of
tho
defense
for
MI
h
h
ceeding In an atmosphere of friendli ance rendorod Wm by Mr. Penrmnn,
mer stato treasurers wore started toshe
killed
F.
A.
Miltlmoro,
extracted
Clnrko,
who
had
requested
Judge
ness, increasing importance is nt- secretary of tho Chnmbor of Com- by him from Lena Clnrko immediate- Andrews to proporly Instruct tho wlt- dny by Attorney General Brundego.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 26.—The
•nched to the outcomo ns a result of nicrce.
defense
will ciooo Monday in the ArSuit
Is
directed
ngninst
nil
treasurers
ly nftor tho body of Miltlmoro was hobs in regnrd to refraining front nnthe informally expressed hopes ,of
burklo
manslaughter
trial, tho coun
who
held
office
botwccnl
1010
and
dlscovorod in tho room she hnd rog- swering nny question boforo nny obPresident Harding, that tho ronclnvo MINE SWEEPER CAUGHT
sel
announced
today.
Cross oxaml1021
inclusive
of
tho
Incumbent.
Dis
WITH CONTRABAND LIQUOR intorod for under nn nssumod name in jections of tho defense could bo ruled closures from investigation^ which nntlon of Harry B. Barkor, a friend
might lny tho foundation for contin
PORTSMOUTH, Vo.. Nov. 2(J.— n local hotel. Tho stnto contended upon whon ho first ascended tho stand, resulted in Governor Small’s recent of Miss Rapppo, marked today’s ses
uing n series of conferences with tho
that tho 'confession had boon o vol- arose to object to tho state’s nttorslm of perpetuating-closer internat Tho mine sweeper, Redwing, with a juntnry ono and ndmisslblo ns ovldonco noy’a next question relntlvo to what indictment, furnished evidence, Brun sion.
crow of sixty men, Is under naval
ional accord.
dego said. The alleged shortages aro
guard today following the discovery under tho law, whllo the defense has- Miss Clarke hnd told tho witness af- two-million five hundred.
Too -many people can’t distinguish
.
last night that a largo quantity of ‘od its argument on tho fnct that this tor tho dead Body wns found,
between
the will of God and • yearn
How easy world problems would
"Christmns liquor" was on board. In confession k«d npt been voluntary and , Judge Andrews, after excusing tho
ing
to
have
their own way.
Buy
It
with
f
Herald
Want
Ad.
>o if the nations would first find how
(was thoreforo inadmissible under the
iomiibok] on r»j» an)
vestigation
is
under
way.
° make a hit in grand opera.
CHRONICLE BURNED
BAND TO. PLAY
GAINESVILLE AND
DUVAL SHOULD
SETTLE Cv NTEST
JUDGE ANDREWS RULES
ALLEGED CONFESSION OF
LENA CLARKE ADMISSIBLE
NEY YORK MAN
LIKES SANFORD’S
FINE LOCATION
ARMAMENT
CONFERENCE
PROCEEDING
PRE-COOLING
PLANT FOR
SANFORD
�skitalii
^ y n rr
THIS SANFORD DAILY H
PAGE EIGHT
Club, tho Klwania or any othar or
ganization.
Anothor worth while project ia to
got behind nnd help the Sanford band.
Lot's help them get going na a real
band should, help them secure uni
forms, help thorn retain tho services
of Mr. Dali, tho now leader, nnd help
thorn mnko n namo for themselvos
throughout tho atnto. It won’t only be
holping them, It will bo helping San
ford.
Any thing, no matter what It is that
in for tho betterment of Sanford nnd
her people, I’crkins & Britt are for it.
They are willing to work night and
day on any project that means a bet
ter Sanford. Let’s nil get togothor
nnd mnko things hum, llko they do in
all live towns.
kb
-
V
(
^
as, i»ii
PAVE IT MADE TO MEASURE
WOM
ALL W O O L
'
Havo you ovor attended a foot ball
THE
LINE
gnmo In which tho Sunford High
School boys wore playing and »e«
thorn win? • You haven’t, not in a
long, long timo. Thoro !■ « reason
for this contlnuod losing on their part
nnd WE nro to blame.
To mnko a foot hnil team thnt can
compoto with those of other towns wo
must start in tho eighth grado nnd
build tho boys up to it. Hoop ’om at
it yonr aftor year until thoy hnve
entered High School and then the
tuno will bo different.
Thoy enn
then win at least their sharo of tho
gnmes nnd put up such n game that
tho people will bo glad to turn out
SOMETHING FOR
nnd look nt it.
THE KIDDIES To do this thoro must bo a paid
conch to look nfter tho boys, and to
(CunUntied from T u t On#)
hnve n paid conch thoy must havo
namo entered on the mailing list so money. Wo spend lots of monoy buy
thnt they will be sure to receive ing things for Sanford nnd we novor
thoir’s. By so doing, you will be do oven try to help our boys. We loavo
ing your child a great favor, os they thorn to shift for themselvos as far as
will nil want them just as soon as the nthlotlcs aro concerned and even tho’
first ropy comes out nnd many will thoso boys work hard they got no
not bo able to receive them.
whoro bocauso thoy haven’t the prop,These little stories ore made for or help in a financial way.
Perkins St Britt by the Osborne Calen
Porklns A Britt ore always inter
dar Co., thereby assuring you that ested in nthlotlcs or anything for tho
thoy must bo good ns this company hoy. Thoy nro willing to assist in
has a namo for putting out noting but anything for the betterment of tho
“BIG CHAP”
tho best.
boy nnd would llko somo more of San
And
in
connection
with
thoso
little
ford’s worthy peoplo to join with them
It is not necessary here to tell you who “Big Chap” In. Every one about
folders,
Perkins
&
Britt
nre
to
bo
con
and
mnko tho Sanford High School
this burg knows tho scrappy littlo cntchor of tho Boston Ited Sox. Mr. Chapmnn, with his brother Clyde, will conduct n produce business in Sanford this gratulated on this method of adver ns good in athletics ns thoy nro in
wlntor nnd tho winters to follow. That’s good news because it means wo get ting. Thoy rcalizo tho vniuo of othor things.
to keep them both here as regular residents. His office is In tho roar of pleasing tho children nnd havo spent
Most of thoso thnt putronlzo mail
Pork Ins & Britt’s store and ho invites all bis friends to call and givo him the good monoy for these littlo gifts.
In othor towns whore this series hns ordor houses novor havo tried Perkins
“onco over.” And if you hnve produce, he’ll buy it.
who advertise and sell the INTERNATIONAL TAILORING
been run tho demand mndo on the & Iiritt. If thoy hnd, no moro mail
COMPANY’S MADE-TO-MEASURE CLOTHES. We havo
comparison with prices of other storo by tho children hns been much order houso for them.
been tailoring for twenty-five years, catering to a repre
THOUSANDS OF
towns of my travels, I found yours henvlr thnn tho supply. They wnnt
tho
smnll
children,
tho
child
who
Is
sentative American clientele who have been thoroughly sat
Perkins
&
Britt
sell
clothes
thnj
to
he
very
modurate
nnd
satisfactory,
DOLLARS DIVIDED
has not j st, nnd
nn,j givo
B|vo si
service that satisfies,
and would ho glad to recommend just learning to rend or who hns
isfied with the service we have given.
WITH CUSTOMERS your deulings to any one.
ndvanced thnt far, to get those. And Trade
Trndo with them.
them,
they nro interesting littlo stories for
Yours truly,
(Onntlnn»<1 from
On»l
adults too, stories thnt you will not
Perkins & Britt have n way of rank
(Signed)
J.
N.
Needham,
method of doing business, ns you are
hesitate to rend to your children ns ing you glad you trade with thorn.
A.
C.
L..
By.
certainly on the Job nil the time nnd
thoy provo just as interesting to tho If you nro not thoir customer, got
it Is n pleasure to walk into your
grown ups nnd nfter the first one right.
...........And above all things, trnde
Clovcrdale, V«.t .May 3, 1021.
store nnd look around.
Has been the mngnot which hns attracted and held
comes
out
tho
children
will
not
he
the
ftt
homo,
As you are no doubt awnre I am Perkins & Britt, Sanford, Fla.
thousands
only
ones
nnxious
for
tho
next
one.
Gontltmcn:—I nm pleased to ac
a celery buyer and hnve spent con
ones
nnxious
for
tho
next
one.
—
—..—
---Got
behind
tho
Chnmbor
of
Comsiderable time in Sanford nnd I must knowledge yours of April 23, advis
Don’t delay, hut enter your child’s niorc0) they aro working for you nil
Bny that it hns been a pleasuro to ing thnt No. 1207 was llie lucky num name nt4 once. rn
There iis not **"“
ono pen tho timo. Thoro is something in it for
patronize your store, as I havo al ber on tho Ford ear. Since passing ny of cost to you, nnd you don’t have each individual, if overy individual
through
your
beautiful
town
and
ways felt I was getting "more vnluc
to ho a regular customer of thoir’s to will work.
for my money,” ns well ns a lot of making a purchase in your storo, 1 get them.
courtesy thrown in for good mens-i. huv
have hnd numerous dreams about
Perkins A Britt boliovo in adver
dropping down in Honda and utfivtising.
They ought to, thoy havo
Talking
about
live
stores,
did
you
Wishing you contlnuod success, I inK homo in a bran-fired new I’or<j
New York
Chicago
ever try Perkins A riritt 7 If they something to ndvertise. Tho mnn thnt
cnr.
As
tills
was
not
my
pleasure,
I
remnin,
wish Mr. A. Bonts many pleasant aro not alive to your needs, then the don’t ndvortisc must bo ashamed of
Vory truly yours,
his wnrea.
world Is dend.
drives.
(Signed) Harry W. Merrill.
1 have stopped over in Sanford sev
eral
times and hnve always received
Jacksonville, May. 2, 1021.
very
courteous treatment and esPerkins A Britt, Sanford Fin.
pccinlly
remember tho courtesy and
Gestlemen:—Ymir letter received
good
bargains
extended mo in Perk
Just in time ns l nm lonvlng Jack
ing
&
Britt’s
store.
Hero’s hoping
sonville todny for Colorado.
that
I
will
get
the
Ford
next timo.
In regards to purchases made nt
With
best
regards,
I
remain,
your store I can freely say were perYours very truly,
fectlysntlsfactory and the prices
(Signed) 11. C. Ikenbcrry.
lower thnn Miami or West Palm
There
letters
go to prove what the
Bench, the places I was In about tho
out
of
town
customers
think of this
time of my purchases from you.
storo.
And
they
aro
in
position to
Thnnklng yon for the kind treat
know
heenuse
thoso
customers
trade
ment I always received by you, I nm,
in
many
dilTorent
stores
in
many
dif
Your truly,
ferent
cities
in
different
states.
If
Signed) It. E. Simpson.
tho services nml quality of this store
in such that these men are satisfied
Pine Hill, N. Y., Mny R, 1021.
then it goes without snying thnt tho
Perkins A Britt, Sanford, Fla.
Gentlemen:—So Mr. Bonts was the home customer should trade with this
lucky man to win tho cnr. Well, I store, do their shopping where others
did not expect to ho the winner, ns I nro satisfied, nnd by so doing will
never did win anything in my life, nssuro themselves of the satisfaction
hut I was, and nm, still satisfied with they nro entitled to.
And thoso lutterB arc only a small
the purchases mndo nt your store,
portion
of tho many letters of a like
both with the qunlity nnd nlso with tho
naturo
rccoivcd
nfer this Ford was
price, ns I could not hnve dono hotter
in any town on my way homo of tho given away. And thoy nro all of tho
fourteen hundred miles run, includ snmo tenor, every one Bntisfied.
You nro suro to got your full dol
ing my homo town.
lar’s
worth for each dollar spent,
I hope tq call on you again noxt
and
ns
thoso men have written, this
winter.
Yours truly,
store
cannot
ho recommended too
(Signed) L. E. Gossorv
highly.
i
Ft. Wnyno, Ind., Mny 3, 1021.
Porklns A Britt, Sanford, Fla.
SOME THINGS
Gentlemen:—I’ll mnko uso of this
THEY STAND FOR
opportunity to say that I hnve al
ways boon real well satisfied with •
iCotillminl from I ' kho On»l
whnt purchases I have jnndo from effort should
bo mndo to lot these peo
you nnd nlso with tho courteous ple soo it in that light.
treatment on onch occasion.
A campaign of liko naturo was put
You hnvo always shown apprecia on by a city about the size of Sanford
tion of my patronngo nnd with the not far from Chicago nnd the results
quality of thu goods you are hand of this campaign was read about in
ling, with tho populnr prices, you many of tho papers throughout tho
certainly nre entitled to it.
country. It was proved what can ho
Yours slncoroly,
dono with the proper co-operation of
(Signed) George A. Sweot.
the merchants of » town,
|i
Another thing this store stands for
Wilmington, N. C., May 5, 11)21.
is to get behind and stay behind tho
Porklns A Britt, Snnford, Fin.
local organizations thnt nro working
Gentlemen:—1 wish to advise that for tiie upbuilding of Sanford. Thoro
I am In receipt of your letter of nro too ninny merchants who say "Oh,
April 23, Minting that Mr. A. Bonts, wo havo a secretary for our Chnmbor
tho assistant storo manager at Osco- of Commerce, let him do it." This is
oln, Fin., was so forunnto ns to win wrong. It dooHii’t mean os much for
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tho Ford cnr, which was disposed of that Secrotnry as It does for tho mer
chant to havo peoplo como to Snnford.
April IfltH.
I thank you for this information, If nil tho business mon would got boas I am an out of town customor nnd hind ovory littlo movement ns woll ns
could not ncqqulro tho snmo without all tho big movements, this littlo old
burg of ours would hum. Porklns A
communication.
I also wish to state that I wns vory Britt stnnd ready at all times to fur
well plenscd with tho articles pur nish a mnn or tho whole force if neces
chased from your storo whllo in Snn sary towurds furthering tho work of
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ford last January nnd Fobrunry. In the Chambor of Commerce, thrf Rotary I mm« m m b b m w w # w mm* m* i**mm* ^ # * * , * * , * * mmmm* * * * * b * bb,m b* m*hiii<*,*,, 1 **bi***i>W m w i i w
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Metric Shirts
E. and W. Collars
Notaseme Hosiery
Knothe Night Shirts
Crossett Shoes
Wouldn’t *it be Hard to ‘Beat?
We Carry Only the Best
Because we cater to the Best
Come See Us
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many men of 80 ybara are not as much naval stragetlsts alone, tho bulldors
r itik M *T+rj iftiiMN u « t< k U tr *1 A t to be trusted in handling a gun as a of armaments, statesmen too old or
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10-year old lad would be. There is too sot In their ways to yield to now
not much protection against the per urgencies, but also from amiable ex
son who shoots whonever he hears a tremists who demand an Instant and
ANY DAY IS A GOOD DAY
rustle in the bushes at a distance.
complete disarmament, which the na
Editor Carelessness lr. handling a gun Is tions probably should not and cer
HLJ. LI LLARD....Secretary-Treasurer responsible for most of the fatalities tainly will no*, undertake. Failure may TO THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS
TO START A BANK
A . A. NEEL._____ General Manager of the hunting season. Dragging a await It—but at leost we shall know OF SANFORD:
gun
through
the
ujidorbrush
or
over
where
to
lny
tho
blamo
ond
whore
to
It Is with a deep sonso of duty that
C. L. IRWIN
a fence, as so many persons do, is nwnrd tho credit. Tho path ^lles I have consented to become a candi
CH0ULAT10* KAViOU
Phone 148 up to 0 P. M.
reckless in the extreme, and it Is not straight and plain. lly his master date for tho office of'City Commis
BUT THE BEST
COUNT.
’i
Mwnum Eiim M><U iff** *m Ap,li—Jo* surprising that so many nccidonts are stroke for pea«r Mr. Hughes has sioner of tho City of Sanford, but
BakMrlttlM rrto* Is iiv a a o *
roported. A gun may hurst, hut the pointed it out for humanity to fol vthen 700 of my follow-townsmen re
Om Tm > ........................... ......................H-0*
hunter who enn not keep away from low* If If will. The United States quest It; I know of nothing else to do.
ate MlftUi
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IS NOW
» Owe the muzzto of his own weapon must at lenqt stands roody. Tho republic is
Having been thus nominated I here
on record.—New York Wcrld.
X *r*U m > bo responsible if accident occurs.
klf Uby announce that I am a candidate
U n tlk M
K M # M w t S*ala*U O iu tr
The nutomobilu will hardly soon bo
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for
the office of City Commissioner at
i w r r?t4»r. AAT.rtUU* nto*
outclassed in making business for the \VH/AT FORI) PROPOSES TO DO the ensuing election to be held on the
M apeUaaUn. D«m»«r»U«
■ r m » . *l»w » a t t n i M .
coroner and undertaker, but the hunt
WITH MUSCIjE SHOALS.
0th day of December next, and pledge
Member of The Associated Pi
ing season nmy make its contribution
myself, if elected, to an impartial and
to the fatalities, if thoso who hunt
With the press dispatches carrying conscientious performance of the du
nro not more careful than they have daily reports on Henry Ford’s effort ties of tho office for tho advancement
been in sensons past. Even tho hunt to gnin control of Muscle Shoals, of our city and the ’ welfare of its
The real Chinese puzxle Is China.
er who feels sure of himself and has which is worth millions of dollars, people.
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reasonable insurance against tho fool mahy readers nro wondering whnt the
I want here to expross my apprecia
The Miami Cop who sold bootleg ishness of others mny become the vic
manufacturer wants with such nn ex tion for tho splendid petitions filed
isn’t a coppor still.
tim of accident.
A COMMUNITY BUILDER
pensive property. The Birmingham placing me In nomination.
-----------o---------The watchword of the hunting sen . News, in the heart of industrial AlaVery sincerely, 1 ■
This fall’s millinery gives one the son Is: "Ho carefuf!" St. Petersburg
explains In detail what ho pro-, 100-tfc
FOREST LAKE.
delirium trimmings.
.
Times.
poses to do, and the Now- editorial is
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herewith reproduced In pnrt:
■ F. P. Forster, Pres.
B. F. Whitner, Cashier
Tho coal profiteers scorn determin UNITED STATES STANDS
Employment
Bureau
There hns been considerable dis
ed to keep the home fires yearning.
READY FOR WORLD PEACE cussion of late ns to whether Henry
FoM would nctunlly mnkc fertilizer The Vocational Committee of the Bus
Credit la becoming normal. We nev
In one crowded hour of tense production one of tho objectives at iness and Professional Women’s Club
er could borrow a thousand and can’t thought and forceful speech thi*
Muscle Shoals. Since there was noth requests nil young Women desiring
now.
President’s conference on the limita ing In his proposal In the form of n employment to register at tho hirst
tion of nrmnmcnt passed from the guarantee that huge quantities would National Bank, nnd business men roThe fellow who feels certain thnt phase of hopeful experiment to the
ho produced for tho American farm uiring help to consult register.
he will not succeed is seldom mis assured position of a triumph justly
er, it should he of v'tal interest to
taken.
won.
southerners nnd all other American
---------------- o---------After Mr. Darling’s honrt-fclt ns- agriculturists to know thnt Mr. Ford
Many housewives are p!a>|ntr piration that this gathering may for
You Can Find the Name* of Every Live Probridge while they should be playing ward an "understanding which will hns declared that ho intends "to pro
duce more nirnto than all the cotton
fessio'nal and Business Man in
Bridget.
GUARANTEED
emphasize the guarantees of pence,” growers of thL- smith will need" if hi*
Secretary Hughes proved thnt this
Sanford in This Column
A man may lie down but never out, was riot empty rhetoric by presenting is permited to lease the Muscle Shonls
pjnnt.
Certainly,
In
view
of
the
find
doesn’t apply to the Pinellas county n proposal of naval disarmament so
ings of the Americnn Bureau Federa
prisoners.
Non-Skid $ 7.90
I much in ndvnncc of what hnd been tion .whose specinl committee visited 30x3
LAWYERS
CONTRACTORS
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Robson in his last report speaks of which it wnB henrd was felt in every
30x3*/2 Non-Skid
9.90
Ford's business sagacity hns been
S. O. Shinholser
a lower level of prices. They might capital of the world.
George A. DeCottes
grently
exaggerated
if
he
should
fail
he lower hut never on the level.
14.90
Attorney-at-Law
Contractor and Builder
Come whnt may, the American pro to produce fertilizer on n huge scale. 32x 3>/2 Non-Skid
Over Seminole County Dank
posal is ItSelf \nn accomplished his
SANFORD
-:- FLORID!
Itryan has told Washington thnt j toric fact. It cannot be recalled. It Thnt committee reported:
31x4
Non-Skid 15.90 SANFORD
-:- FLORIDA
(1)
The
World
is
running
behind
in
Florida is decidedly wet, Thus we are will never be forgotten. There should
the produclon of nilrogen.
32x4
Non-Skid 16.90
ndvertised by our loving friends.
Sanford Constructs Co.
be no question of legislative support.
(2) The price of Chilcnn nitrate
HARTFORD
BATTERY
Judging by the hearty prnisc of men
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS
Non-Skid 17.90
Germany hns an elastic currency of both parties in Congress, there will (the chief source of supply) is in
Blancs
nnd Specifications Chi-erfoH?
creasing
ns
the
supply
is
becoming
“Battery Insurance”
hut the trouble with it is that it won’t
ho none. Whnt form response in the more inadequate.
Furnished
34x4
Non-Skid 18.90
stretch from one pay day to the next.
Sold and Serviced by
country
will
take
we
do
not
need
to
AB
Work
Guaranteed
(.'!)
The
United
States
nfone
paid
----------(i----- ----nsk. No man on Capitol Hill is so $88,000,00(1 in 1010 for Chilean nitH.
T.
PACE
P. O. Rax 111
Edw. Higgins, Inc.
“An apple a duy will keep the doc dense that he cannot read *n advance
rnte.
tor away.” With apples at ten cents the verdict of his homo town.
Haight & Wieland
(■I) The United States has paid, in
PURE WATER
per, you might as well let the doctor
In calling the conference the United cluding 1010, altogether for Chilean
come.
States assumed tho task of formu nitrate, plus freight, insurance, etc.,
Orlando, Fla.
GARAGES
Elder Springs Water
lating a proposal. Limiting this, for approximately $800,000,000.
Tile smile of Fatty’s face during the moment, to naval disarmament,
(5) To secure n ohenp nnd home
Smith Bros. Garage Phone ail-W00.98% PURESanford, Fla
his trial registers that lie doesn’t care
the nntion that has most to lose in made supply of nitrogen it must be
a Itnppe about the crime with which
Expert Repairing
the snipping of tho fleets, and least taken from the air where it is Inex
he is chnrgcd.
OIL,
GAS
and ACCESSORIES
to fear from continued sen competi haustible.
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nnd First
LORD’S PURITY *
tion brings forward In effect, the
It is reasonable to suppose, there
Have a look at the
Muke Tampa the I,os Angeles of Borah resolution plan of a naval holi
WATER
the Atlantic const.—Tampa Triiiune. day, hut with a doubled period of ten fore, that the one man who was tho
Winchester Window.
WARD & RIVE
pioneer in the production of a very
Always thought Tampa was located years.
AS GOOD AS THE HHST
reasonably-priced automobile would
on tiie Gulf of Mexico.
Phone 197
Should tins "splendid beginning," lenp to the opportunity to nroduce,
THE BALL HARD GENERAL REPAIR WORK ON ALLjI,al,jr 8crvice
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ns Mr. Borah generously calls it, pre out of thin ijir, a commodity that is
MAKES OF C A R S ----------------If tiie Tampa cigar strike had not vail, Japan, Great Britain and tiie
WARE CO.
in
such
more
demand
by
tin
farmers
been called o(T there would have bees United States would not only tear up
Old Ford Garage
West First St. SANFORD NOVELTY
n counter-revolution to get the few their blue-prints of future work but of the United Stn rs.
remaining Havanas. (P. S,—Cigur- would junk old ships and even vessels
WORKS
HAS FAITH IN PROHIBITION
Geo. W. Knight
e nunter revolution.)
now in construction, for which no con
SANFORD DAILY HERAID
FOREST LAKE
CANDIDATE FOR
CITY COMMISSION
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THE HERALD PRINTING CO., Inc.
JP
i First N ational Bank I
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PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS
DIRECTORY OF SANFORD
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PEERLESS 1 TIRES
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W. R. Link Tire Co.
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SPORTSMEN
R'h
OIL ’EM BOYS
A man was running to catch a train
yesterday and slipped and fell on the
paving. ||e got Up and felt at his hip
pocket. A smile escaped his lips.
"However great my fall,’’ he said,
"my spirit is unbroken."
---------- o---------A Hanford girl was re-decorating
her room. She Imd some trouble in
hanging the picture of her sweet
heart. At last she succeeded and sat
down to view the effect. "Now every
thing is lovely," she said, "and the
goose hangs high."
I
LET HUNTERS HE CAREFUL.
With the opening of tho hunting
senson, it is reasonable to suppose
there will come the usual stories of
fatalities due almost entirely to care
lessness.
When men go into the fields and
woods to seek game, they run the risk
of receiving the contents of their own
guns or being shot accidentally by
other hunters.
The only restrictions on receiving
hunting licenses are those which ap-
H
A THANKSGIVING PUDDING
Break into small piocos 1 pack
age Non-Huch Mince Meat, dust
lightly with flour; add 1 cup
suet chopped fine. Sift togeth
er 1 cup flour and 2 tablespoons
brown sugar. Enough milk to
mnku a thick hatter. Put in
cups covered with greased pnjier. Steam 2 hours. Servo hot
with liquid sauco.
Also try the delicious Plug
Brand Apple Sauce.
'
ceivable use can he imagined except
Loveland, O., Nov. 22, 1021.
a recurrence of warfare that would My Dear Bro. Holly:
wreck civilization. Within the limits
I notice in the Herald of a few
of time and tonnage set, these nations weeks ago that you are having tho
would neither Imild nor buy nor sell BLUES pretty had in regard to the
the instruments of sea destruction.
prohibition laws nnd 1 am afraid
In accepting the President’s invi that you have forgotten that GOD IS
tation to this conference, Great Brit NOT DEAD and that wo all need to
ain and Japan committed themselves trust Him more, pmy more and work
to nothing. What is before them is harder to bring to us the desires of
the American plan. They are at lib our hearts.
I am sending you some clippings
erty to propose substitutes or modi
fications. But they will he, we be that I hope will cheer you up and
lieve, constrained by public opinion open up n new vision of whnt is In
among their qwn people to frame hucIi the future for us if we do not loose
counter proposals somewhat irt the FAITH and lay down our weapons
broad spirit of intenmtii^nl friend of warfare. So cheer up and press
ship ami trust whieh the administra forward nnd wo will win the light in
tion lias so boldly and wisely mani due time.
I run refer you to Severn! casus in
fested. Mr. Hughes has set forth not
only n plan hut a precedent whieh my own little village where the put
cannot la* Ignored—which may he ting out the saloons has worked won
fruitful even in .neetin g Infer the ders in bettering the condition of
more complex nml difficult question nign nnd families, but I will only
give you one because it comes near
of land armamonlr.
For that matter, what possible ob to me.
I had lit my employ for 08 years a
jection can either power raise, at
least hi the limelight of open di man who had the appetite formed for
plomacy, against n perfected ngreo- strong drink which he could not re
ment somewhat upon the lines pro sist. Blending with him nnd showing
posed? It ends once for all the low him how mueh better lie would lie
two-power standard of tho British (and hiH family for he had a good
"Blue-Water School"—hut that Htnn- sized one), if lie would quit drinking
dnrd is already pnrt of the vnst scrap it wus of no uvail, I assisted him in
heap of the war. It assigns to Japnn getting a home so he could pay for
a navy proportionate to hear activi it at $1,00 a week. It was often hard
ties' in one ocean, while
wo hnvu for hint to do this sometime! because
watch and waul to keep in two—hut he Hpent his money for drink. But at
Jnpnn is ns near bankruptcy and last wo drove tho saloons from our
popular revolt as any nation of un village nnd his house was soon paid
settled Europe if she insists upon car for and he now hns over $200 to his
rying out a grnmlolRo and futile pol- credit in the B. A L., Co., drawing
Icy of naval expnnslon. Let public him six percent interest
There are thousands of cases in
opinion ho heard in British and Japan,
and oven old school diplomats may
se virtue In a plan that proposes
for the present a sharp limitation of| fort to rid this country of tho tcrrlarmament and expundi'ure nnd that in bio curse and I hope you will use your
future nmy lend uh further yet to- paper nnd your best efforts to help
ward tho sen police force of tho Par tho enuso along.
Yours very truly,
liament of’tho World.
A. B. BROCK.
Criticism nnd opposition the Hugh-
Deane Turner s
Phone* 487-404
WELAKA BLOCK
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!*!«*»■'. » he.
Real Estate and Insurance
V. C. COLLER, Prop.
Season opens Nov. 20th. SANFORD
FLORIDA
General Shop and Mill
Remember the Sabbath,
.. Employment Bureau..
Work
but oh you 21st.
THE BALL HARD
WARE COMPANY
TRAIN SCHEDULE
The vocational committee of the Busi
ness nnd Professional Women’s Club CONTRACTOR and BUILDER
requests all young women desiring 517 Commercial Street Sanford, FI*
employment to register at the First
National Bank.
TRANSFER
AGNES G. BERNER, Chairman
D. F. SUMNER
PAINTER
LET ME PAIHT YOUR HOUSE
CORRECTED TO NOV. 1C, 1021
Southbound
Arrive
82.. ........... 2:8flu.m.
27..
01..
80 ....... 2:55 p.m.
85. ....... 0:55 p.m.
Departs
2:40 n.m.
8:40 n.m.
1:38 p.m.
3:20 p.m.
7:10 p.m.
Northbound
Arrive
No. 82 ....... 1:48 u.m.
No. 81.. ....... 11:45 n.m.
No. 80.. ....... 2:35 p.m.
No# 02.. ....... 4:00 p.m.
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Departs
2:03 u.m.
12:05 p.m.
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No.
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No.
No.
No.
100.
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Arrive
157. ........ 3:55 p.m.
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101.
25......... . 1:30 p.m.
22
Sanford Machine #
Foundry Co.
General Machine and Bailer Works
Automobile Flywheel Steel Gear
bnnds in stock
Crank Shnfls Hr-turned
Quick Service Transfer
Storage FncllitieH
If we please you, tell others; if no
tel] us. Phone 498
HOTELS
Hotel Montezuma
“Sanford’a New Hotel”
11.50 Up Per Day
Sanford Steam Laundry
FOR SERVICE
Call 146-J
W. RAWLING, Prop.
Trilby Branch
Arrive
xNo.
xNo.
xNo.
No.
Will Conflict or T . k . Job by th. Hour
PHONE 113
111 LAUREL AVE.
“WE DELIVER THE GOODS’*
Departs
Acteylene Welding
7:00 a.m.
OF ALL KINDS
3:25 p.m.
Sanford Welding Co.
7:00 u.m.
7:00 p.m. Located In F.agle Bldg., 205 Oak Av«.
Depart!
INSURANCE
N. Y. LIFE INS. CO.
W. T. ROBERTS, Agent
GILLON &
FRY
l
Electrical Contractors
Phone 4 * 2
111
Park Are
Office supplies of ali kinds at Tbo
Herald
Printing Co. When you want
Oviedo Branch
Sanford
Florida anything In this line tea Tho Herald*
xNo. 120.. ........ 7:45 p.m.
3:40 p.m.
xNo. 127.
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Horaid—-by the pound—15c.
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LEGION WILL
HELP CAMPAIGN
FOR EDUCATION
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 24.—Be
cause the .schoolroom is the cradle of
the nation, because the foundation of
every state is the education of |its
youth, the Nnionnl Americanism
Commission of the American Legion
and the Nationnl Education Associa
tion have joined hands to promote
and fnster education and thereby
strengthen and perpotunto n better
Americanism, build a more intelli
gent ami better citizenry and withal
equip the youth of the nation more
adequately o cope with life and forge
ahead the interests and achieve
ments of the entire United States.
Tin* initial effort is to be made with
the inauguration of "American Edu
cation Week,” December 4 to 10
which ti to he fittingly obsorved in
every stnto in the union every city
and every community. Governors of
stoles mayors of cities ami towns in
every section of the country have
already issued proclamations urging
the citizens to observe this week in a
fitting wny and bend their cnegries
toward the successful accomplish
ment of its objectives.
This is but the Initial Rlop in the
elaborate plan of the two organiza
tions working together for the ac
complishment of tiieir joint objective
—better education and better Ameri
canism. Each year this week is to lie
observed. As progress is made, situ
ations clarified, definite plnns will
crystnlizo and solidify into perfected
programs for this accomplishment.
Throughout the nation on Decem
ber 4, Sunday, ministers will preach
upon the urgent need for better edu
cation, From all over the country
come eager acceptance of the invita
tion to preach upon this subject. And
throughout the week, the press, pul
pit, educators, patriotic bodies, nat
ionnl clubs, community clubs and oth
er civic iiodies will co-oporato to
nmkc the plan n splendid success.
The main purposes of the week are
to inform the public of the accomp
lishments and needs of the public
schools, particularly of the urgent
needs, and to secure co-operation and
support of the public in meeting these
ncedH and to tench and foster good
Americanism.
“No service has suffered more
from unintelligent criticism than the
schools," Dr. Chnrl Orlnnd Williams,
president of the National Education
Association, and Alvin M. Owsley,
nationnl director of the National
American Commission, have said af
ter a thorough preliminary survey
of the cduentlonnl situation in the
United States.
"The average citizen docs not read
educational literature or accounts of
teachers' meetings or vik1L schools
to learn what they are doing or how
the children are faring," the state
ment continued.
“The average citizen has a concep
tion of school only as e knew it in
Clogged Air Passages Open at
Once— Nose and Throat Clear.
his own school dnys. American Edu
cation Week should give the taxpay
If your nostrils are clogged and
ers who furnish the funds for the
public schools first-hand knowledge your head stuffed because of catarrh
of the service for which they pay. or a cold, get Ely's Cream Halm at
Educators cannot nlford to neglect any drug store. Apply a little of this
tiiis opportunity to advertise its aims pure, nntiseptie, germ destroying
| cream into your nostrils and let it
ami purposes.
“I is tlie duty of all the friends of penetrate through every air passage
education to think seriously and work of your head anti membranes. Instant
hard on the problem of keeping tlie relief.
I How good It feels. Y'our head is
idea of public education before all the
clear. Your nostrils nre open, You
people all tho time,"
breathe freely. No more hawking nr
Healing Cream
Stops Catarrh
ASK FOIl YOUIt RECEIPT.
Subscribers to tho Daily Herald
should ask for a receipt when the
cnrrler boys collect from you. It Is
tho only protection you hnvo In case
the carrier changes or there happens
to
- r.iistnko In tho account. Each
*arrlor hoy is supplied with receipt
hooks, and is commanded to givo a
receipt by tho Herald. Sco that you
get your receipt at tho cud of each
week if you are rmyfng thnt wny.
snuffling. Head colds and catarrh
yield liko mngic. Don't Htny stuffed
up .choked up and miserable. Relief
is sure.—Adv,
:
*
L0NGW00D
:
*
Mrs. A. Y. Fuller, Thanksgiving.
H. C., nnd E. W. Dickson spent
Thanksgiving in Sanford, the guests
of Mrs. Chris. Mathews.
The hunters around Longwood
have had good luck so far. Six tur
keys have already been killed.
Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Roebuck nre
expected to arrive Saturday from
New York city to spend tho winter.
CHURCH TO GO ON TRIAL
FOR MURDER OF AUTO
SALESMEN IN CHICAGO
TAX BOOKS ARE
NOW OPEN
I
State and County Tax
Books are now open for
the payment of taxes for
the year, 1921, a dis
count of 2% is allowed
for payment in Novem
ber, 1% in December.
Tax books close April
1st. Poll taxes for the
year 1921, for both men
and women, became due
November 1st, 1921.
Business and Occupa
tion Licenses became
due October 1st, and if
not paid, are delinquent,
as the law requires that
a license be procured be
fore conducting the bus
iness, profession or oc
cupation.
CHICAGO,
Nov.
2(1.—Harvey
Church, charged with the killing of
Bernard Daugherty nnd Cnrl Ausmus
automobile salesmen, goes on trial to
day. Church confessed to the crimes
nftor he wns nrrestod In Wisconsin,
according to the police, but afterwnrds ho repudiated the purported
confession.
Daughterly nnd Ausmus went to
Church’s home here to deliver an au
tomobile which Church had arranged
to purchase, promising payment on
delivery. When the men did not re
turn the company nnd polica started
n search for them. Ausmus’ body was
found burled in Church's garage and
that of Daugherty in the Des Plaines
river.
Church spent Inst night in a roll
JNO. D. JINK INS’,
next to Thomas F. Cnthorwood, who
confessed to killing his sister-in-law,
Tax Collector;
Mrs. Beatrice Sharpies last Monday,
Seminole Co.
for her Christmas savings of $(15.
ll-7-2wc—ll-ll-4w c
.i
Both men admitted strangeling
their victims with a rope, although
Thera Is a fortune awaiting tho
Church first used nn axe to stun tho man who will breed a turkey suitable
two men.
for cooking in a kitchenette,
T. W. Lawton was a visitor to the
school one day last week.
Five hundred prisoners in n Penn
,M1hs Olive Dinkel sptnt the week
sylvania penitentiary have boon end in Orlnndo the guest of Mrs. E.
awarded diplomas. Perhaps next ser C, Maury.
vice chevrons will bo issued thorn.
Rev. Walker nml family of Penn
sylvania, who nre friends of the
Stuart’s Htoppcd in Longwood several
days, while here Rev, Walker preach
ed ut tho Baptist church,
Mrs. F. J. Neimyer roturnud from
Jacksonville Sunday, where she has
been taking in tho Florida Htnto fair.
T. O. Brown, of Orlando, wns an
out of town visitor in longwood,
SOUTHERN AGRICULTURIST
Monday.
NASHVILLE, TENN.
Mrs. Jim Martin nnd children .re
turned to their homo in Oklnwuhn a
The Giant of the South
few dnys ago after spending Hcvornl
weeks with her mother, Mrs. Geo.
Its immonso popularity is duo not only to tho fact that
Lewis.
every
line In it iB written for Southern farm families by
W ’*y/
Mrs. Barlow, aunt of Mrs. Slade,
mon nnd women who know nnd appreciate Southern condi
arrived Saturday to upend tho win-1 tions, but to tho prncticnlly unlimited personnl service which
ter.
is nivon to subscribers without charge.
F. II. Rand, Jr., of Miami, made n|
Every year we answer thousands of questions on hun
short stop in town Thursday, enrouto
dreds
of different subjects—all without chnrgo. Whon you
to Orlando,
become a subscriber thiu invaluable personal servico is yours.
Miss Omah spent the week-end
That is one reason why we have—
with hor parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Allen,
iNarjorii Daw, John Milttm and Richard Batihtlmtu in a ictnt from tho Paramount Picture. "Eujtrituct. 4
375,000 CIRCULATION
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Toplilf, of Or
yr
vii-fu
AT THE STAR THEATRE TONIGHT AND SATURDAY, NOV. 25-26TH lando, were the guests of Mr, nnd a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a i
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THE SALFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 26,1921
,i7
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and little twins, a n kocping houia and study, were blskcts 2JM* bowls of * * .-* * * * * * * * * *
white
roses.
.
for Mr*. Tolar.
*
vfl
'a *
The prlzo formlgh scoro nntbng tho
<■'.'dinal/
j IVI r!
Mias Helen Tcrwllllgor 'returned ladlos, n dozen Madoria tea napkins,
MRS. FRED DAIORR, 8ocisty Editor,
was won by Miss Tholmn Fraser,
home
last
week
from
Detroit,
Mich.,
* * * * * *
Phon« 117-W
Some People Talk, But We Deliver the
where sho spent tho past two months. while the men’s prize, silk sox, -Was
I f y o « h a v e i i f frlrn S a v la ltln g yon
won
by
Lieut.
Bivins.
Miss
Herndon,'
— I f y « o a r c g a l a f a a r a l m a r eaaalajr
HOLY CROSS CHUKCHI’- r
k a a t i or U
arr e n te rta in in g , w rit*,
XJpods
The many friends of Master Walter the honoree, was presented ( silver
a |M>atal v a r a t o t h i s I t p a r l a t a l i i l f l a i i
Church
services
for
<
the
First
Sun*
O rtn lla , o r t r l a h y o a s tha lla m . It iff
Haynes, Jr., will be Interested to bon bon dish.
* • g r e a t ly ap p recia ted .
At tho conclusion of tho enrd game, ^ ,n Advent: November 20th, 1921
, .Equip your Ford with gassier Shock Absorbers and save
learn that ho Is Improving after an
Mrs.
Klrtley served chicken salad, w11* bo:
illness
of
several
weeks.
SOCIAL
CALENDAR
*
,
Gasoline, Tires and repair bills.
V
7:30 a. m. Low-Celebration. » ***
sandwiches, olives, coffee, mints, and
I* I«f V ’
.....
cno
9:45
a..m.,
Sunday
School.
H. It. Stevens and Dr .Ralph Stev snltcd nuts, as refreshments.
'Saturday:
11:00
a.
m.,
Morning
Service
and
Quality Tires that Satisfy Buyers
Miss Herndon, tho charming bride•Mr/ W. E. Watson will entertain the ens: returned home last night from
elect,
wore
a
most
becoming
frock
ofi^Jf"**
,
.
’
' members of tho Every Week Chapel Hill, N. C., whoro they attend<HIGH GRADE GASOLINE
! ™ ° P- m- Veapor» nnd SpccIb1. B‘
Bridge Club at her apartments in cd a football game botween North rust colored brocaded velvet.
Among
those
enjoying
tho
cordial
8en
cc‘
Carolina and Virginia.
j -the Walaka.
hospitality were Miss Norman Hern
Children’s Story Hour will be hold at
B. S. A. NOTICE
don, Lieut. H. A. Bivins, Miss Thelmn
Chief
Time
Keeper
William
A.
tho Central Park at four o’clock.
All
Brothorhood
Ned Chittenden, Dr. and Mrs. i.
.
. . . .of Saint
. . . Andrew
Leavitt, of Lakeland, spent Thanks nFrazer,
Saturday:
n...
n
u
i
.
.
a
i
..
,,
,r
,
boys
and
men
will
havo
their
annual..
Caswell, Miss Anna I.ou Huff, ,
Temple Pipe Organ Club bazanr and giving with his parents. Tho occns- Ben
,, i « m
o
i ... „
observance of Saint Andrews day,
Deane, Miss Sara Wight, S
a
m
„
,. _ / '
cooked food salo at Moore’s Opti sion also being the 42d anniversary vRobert
.. . ... U
i n ” ,,
this Sunday
by tho dinner given by
.
cal Parlors, opposite tho pnstofTicc. of their marriage. Mr. Leavitt return Yountz, Miss Fern Ward, Percy Mero, <.
VULCANIZING
lh' 1nr,’ h HooM nt 3:30
ed to Lakeland In his car Thursday Mr. nnd Mr.. Robert nine., Mr. nnd " “J * * 0'
Monday:
The Womnn’ii C!ub will entertain at evening.
M
T
' t " '
nnnunl Inltintion nnd Church
First nnd Elm Ave.
Phone 447-W
Roy ChUtcnden, Mr. »nd Mr., J. D. ...................... crvlcc will ho In Holy
n reception in honor of Miss EliznMiiWnndruR,
M
l,,
hrthcr
Mil
nr,
Jnmc.
Church
,h|„
Su,„|
„,Rht
„
CIRCLE NO. 1.
both Skinner, of Dunedin, nntl Mrs.
Tho chu„ h
Pnrknvc
Ernest McGowan Gnllowny, from
Circle No. 1, of tho Methodist l.ofirllc. M l.. Mnrjorlo Clny Ho,lb- . . m
„nd FoU[l| , lreot whct0 th0
4 to 0 o’clock.
church, will meet Monday afternoon .on BnM, Mr. nnd Mr.. Hownrd Smith
Amorican IiCgion will give n banquet nt three o’clock, nt the home of Mrs. and Mr. C. R. Klrtley.
White Way is. 1
and cnhnret at the Valdez hotel at L. P. Hagan, on Park avenue.
_____ __
Tho friends nnd parents of the men :
BIRIHDA^
PARTY
nnd
boyH 1|ro cnppcinHy invited nnd
eight o’clock.
, ,,
. 1 r*' “*
Bn entertained nt n ,„,kct|
bc present at this service. It
Saturday—Temple Pipe Organ Club ua ZAAll AND
ANY PART OF TOWN, ON TERMS TO
will hold their Christmas Oazanr
COOKED FOOD SALE . .h< n£ pnrty yc*tort,ny n,tcrn”on is a grand service.
at
her
home
on
Park
avenue,
for
her
_____
nnd Cooked Food sale nt Moore's
SUIT YOU
The ladies of the Unf-tint church
son, Billie, whose tenth bithdny miniCONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
*
Optlcnl Parlors, on First street
will hold their Bazanr nnd Cooked
vcrsiiry
it
was.
Wo
are
hoping
for
an
even
larger
Monday—Woman’s Club will enter- Foo|| SnIe on December 10 nnd 17, nt
You can make money buying for advance.
u* louse was decorated „with attendance nt our services tomorrow
tain at a reception honoring Miss lh(. Thrashcr-Gntner store.
You are going to build a home one of these
quantities of lovely poinsettlas nnd lhftn we had Inst Sunday. The onthuElizabeth Skinner, of Dunedin,
_____
fornR
days, why not select a lot now, and pay for it
president of the Federation of Wo
■
sinsm of the many adds much to the
LUCKY THIRTEEN CLUII
Games, both old nnd new, were interest of the work, so let every one
men’s Clubs, and Mrs. Ernest Mc
by easy stages.
The members of the Lucky Thirteen played by tho children on tho spacious como nnd brinj? thcir vMU}„ und
Gowan Gnllowny, vice-president, nt
If you have some money, will build one or
large, from 4 to 0 o’clock, nt t h e / ''1" ’ were most pleasantly o.ttertnin- lawn and Inter, in the house. In the fril.mlH> At clevon „’elo, ki tho Bllb.
Club Rooms.
f"’ ******* "Kora00" by **-». W. "Spider Web,’’ the prizes were won joct wi|| bt). «\Vhat Shall This Man
two houses.
Westminster Club will meet nt the •£; 1,1,1
hor hnmc on , ourlh ',troct- by Georginnn Hart and George l»o?"
At night, Mr. Burhans will
Sanford is moving, don’t wait, get in the
home of Mrs. R. C. Bower, on There being tim e tables of players. Knight.
speak on, "Man’s Greatest Op| lortuniAfter the games, ‘.he children were ly ..
game now.
Fourth street, at 7:30 p. m.
A ^
n ^ rb ln g gn.no of I,ridge
American legion Banquet and Calmp,n>'l‘'1 ,l" rin,' tho afternoon, and invited Into th,. dining room where
*XKe Master in with us in blessing
of ice cream,
Wl. wj„
p|oa8Cd to share it
ret, nt the Valdez Hotel, at eight hl«h
wn" mn,lc by ' Ir"' I"rp r dainty refreshments
(
Lewis,
who
was
awarded
n
dainty
o’clock.
CUk!--_Unl r : ,y: , W0r0 B0,Tc‘1, ln: " ? With you. The Sunday school meets
center of the table wns a huge “Jack nt 0:45. Our Christian Endeavor
Monday:—Circle No. 1, will meet nt vanity.
Following
the
nwnrding
of
tho
Horner" pie, from which the guests meets nt 0:45 p. m. Come.
the home of Mrs. L. P. Hagan, on
prize,
the
hastens
nerved
a
tempting
drew
favors.
Park avenue, nt 3 o'clock.
snlnd course with hot chocolate ns
About twenty of Mnstor's Billie's
BAPTIST SERVICES SUNDAY
AGENT
friends enjoyed this happy occasion.
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Chrlstcnberry, refreshments.
0:30 A. M. The Big Men’s Class nt
Mrs. H. R. Stevens, Mrs. Amy, left
Mr»- R- K- Ncwmnn nn«| Mrs. D. L.
the Star Theatre. F. E.
DINNER PARTY
today for Lakeland, where they will Thrasher acted ns substitutes for nbGntchcl,
Pres. J. G. Shar
sent club members.
A delightful ..ocial event of last
spend Monday with friends.
on,
teacher.
Club members enjoying this de- ( evening was the dinner party given
9:30 A. M. The regular Sunday
Mrs. Charles Fodder received word ,,Kh,fnl nHernoon, were; Mosdamcs , by Mrs. James Murry Wnllnco, at her'
School at the Temple.
ANNOUNCING THE OPENING OF OUR
yesterday- of tin* death of her broth- 1,1 1“ Perkins, C. L. Itritt, 11. B. Low-1 home on Fifth rtreot, the occasion
Ji»o. I). Jinkin.n^upt,
er-in-law, A. It. Lov/den, at La.Mesn, *"• M*- s - Wiggins, A. B. Wallace, being their wedding anniversary.
11:00 A. M Preaching. ^ ‘liossons
Cnl. Her slater, Mrs. l.nwden, who Claude Hownrd, E. F. Householder, | This cozy homo was beautifully
From the Life of a Lob
visited here as Miss Edith Lane, lias I). D. Caldwell,’ I). P. Drummond, Hal j decorated for the occasion, the nrtis-1
ster.’’
George llymnn,
•
tic color motif of ycl|ow nnd gieen,
many friends here who will be griev Wight.
pastor.
TFe club has hertoforo been called being used. Bankets idnl crystal vas
ed to hear of her sorrow, and extend
0:30 p M. The
Young People's
the
Monday Bridge but it wns recent es of golden cosmos nnd zinnias, be
their sympathy in her hour of bo-1
l
Meeting.
Mis3
Adolo
............... ,t i
renvemnt.
I ly decided to meet on Friday, and call ing used.
Rinen,
acting
president.
themselves the "Lucky Thirteen.”
The table wns beautiful with its
7:30 P.M. Preaching, "Building a
appointments, the yellow and green
Mr. and Mrs. Win. Moutz, of Phil- \
Wall Around Sanford."
Auto Radiators Repaired and New Cores, in
•NELLIE TURNER CIRCLE
color motif being carried out in the
mlelphla, is spending some tiino
Munir:—The
muclc
nt
I'nc
Baptist
The Nellie Turner Circle met at the decorations nnd in the six' course
here at tile Montezuma.
Temple is always good. Miss Mnrstalled by Our Welding Process
homo of Mrs. Freeman, Tuesday nf- dinner.
dre presides at the organ. Mrs.
Covers were Inid for Mr. nnd Mrs.
E. L. Perkins, of Jncksonville,I tornoon, nt 3:30, in tho regular week
Phillips directs the voices.
J. M. Wallace, Dr. nml Mis. Sam
GIVE US A TRIAL
spent the day hero yesterday attend ly meeting.
Attend
the Baptist services tomorrow
ing to business.
After a period of business n social Pulcston, Mr| and Mrs. D. L .Thrash
and you will be glad.
-------hour was enjoyed. Dainty refresh- er and Mr. Charles Whittier.
J. (’nvcnniigb, of Wilmington, I merits of Ice cream nnd cake were
AT THE METHODIST CHURCH
THANKSGIVING PARTY
N. C., is spending several days here served.
An advertisement of the Methodist
Mr. nnd Mrs. W .S. Thornton en
transacting business.
The roll wns called and in response
church
in today's Herald, notes that
tertained
the
members
of
the
latter
t
, to their names, the members repentHr.
S.
W.
Walker, of the Methodist
family
at
dinner
Thanksgiving
day.
Miss Martha Tufts, of Orlando, is cd a verse from their favorite hymn,
church,
will
preach Sunday night, on
The
guests
included
Mr.
und
Mrs.
the attractive guest of her cousin, • Adjourned to meet next Tuesday
207 French Ave.
Sanford, Fla.
tho
subject,
"A Young Man Who is
I).
I).
Hunter,
of
Winter
Park;
par
Miss Dorothy Stokes.
afternoon, at the home of Mrs. Emma
ents of Mrs. Thornton; Mr. and Mrs Really a Man." All who have heard
_____
Johnson,
C. M. Hunter, and Mr. and Mrs. Dr. Walker, will he ready to attend
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Stokes and
-------the services at the Methodist church
Dwight Babbitt.
Misses ) Hazel Sorrell nnd Dorothy
MOTHER’S CI.UIl
The news from Washington that
Sunday
night.
Stokes, spent the day In Orlando on The members of the Mother’s
the
nations uro not to scrap all urmMETHODIST CHURCH
Thanksgiving with the parents of Club held a very interesting meeting
ies
would
sound a little better if def
\l.l. SOULS CHURCH SERVICE
Mrs. Stokes nnd Mbs Sorrell, Mr. nnd yesterday afternoon at the homo of
initely
announced
that neither will
The last of 'he special sermons will
Tomorrow, lirst Sunday in Advent.
Mrs. J. D. Sorrell.
i Mrs. F’reil Williams on Oak avenue.
they
let
all
the
armies
scrap.
Sunday Scnool at 9 a. m.
-------The club which lias recently ro-or- be preached by Dr. Walker nt the
Annual Service for
Low Mass at 10 a. m.
Edwnrd Brady, who is attending gnnired, reelected officers and ac- Methodist church Sunday night, at
In C i r c u i t C o u r t o f t h e S e v e n t h .1 ml loin I
C i r c u i t o f t h e N tn tr o f K lo r liln ,
Benediction after Mass.
scbool at Mt. Verde, Is spending the cepted their new charter. All gnind- 7:30, to young people. Subject,
Sem inole C o u n t,.
SAINT ANDREW S
Tomorrow, the .monthly collection
Thnnksglving holidays here with bis mothers are to lie honorary members. "Young Man Who is u Man."
A C T IO N 1-011 ItIV O ItC K
will
lie
taken
up.
Sundny
morning,
be
will
preach
on
parents, Mr. and Mrs. John T. BraBROTHERHOOD
At the cooked food salo Wednes
C ITATIO N
Welcome to strangers.
«ly, returning to Mt. Verde, Monday. day, a neat sum wns realized, which "God and Evolution."
Low Itn in hu rR er, C om p l a in a n t ,
The Sunday school meets at P:30
vs.
will be used to buy lunches for the
Ma r i o I l a m t i ur K o r , D e f e n d a n t .
McHBrz. I). L .Thrasher, R. E. Ncw- school children that can not afford to a. in. Dr. Phillips, teaches a class of
T o M a r i o l l n m h u r K o r . Ilye, No w Y or k:
It a p p e n r l t i R f r o n t a n a f f i d a v i t filed
men at the church nt 9:46. Dr.
Cl 1RI ST IAN SC IE NCE
nuin, G. A. Speer, returned home yes buy them.
In t h i s c a u s e t h a t y o u a r o a non-ruM|Walker
tcnchen
men
and
women
at
the
d
o
n t o f t h o Ht nt o o f l-'lorlda, you a r e
terday after spendltiir »hi> oust week
SERVICES
Many things of importance were
liorotiy o r d e r e d t o bo a n a p p e a r lioforo
Princess
theatre,
ut
9:50.
hunting.
o u r s a i d c o u r t n t t h o C o u r t II ouho In
discussed at this meeting. It wns al
"Where The While Way Is*
Hunfard, Florldn. on tho F ir st Monday
SUNDAY, November 27th,
so decided to meet the first und third
In P o c o m h e r , A. D. 1921, t h o s a m e Ih-Iuk
SENATOR FLETCHER HERE
I lia Bth d a y t h o r o o f . a n d a r u l e d a y of Advent Sunday, Nov. 27
Subject:
Mrs. It. E. Tolar nnd little daugh F'riday of cnch month nt the woman’s
t h i s C o u r t , to n t t s w e r t h o hill of c o m
7:30 I*. M.
Indent and Modern Necromancy,
ter, Mnry Elizabeth, are visiting dub bouse instead of the second and
p l a i n t fi l ed h e r o i n a g a i n s t you, olso t ho
s
u
m
o
wi
l
l
ho
t
n
k
o
n
n
s
c
o
n
f
e
s
s
e
d
a
n
d
Senator Duncan U. Fletcher was
alias Mesmerism and Hypno
All friends and parents of the men
friends and relatives In Jacksonville, fourth as heretofore.
f o l l o w o d b y a p p r o p r i a t e decree.
It Is f u r t h o r o r d e r e d t h a t t h i s o r d o r anti boys are especially invited to
tlsm Denounced.’’
During their absence Mrs. C. A. Polk! The officers for tho nsuing year are here a short while today nnd paid the
he p u b l i s h e d In t h o H a n fo rd H e r a l d , a
n e w s p a p e r p u b l i s h e d In Heml nol e C o u n
■— — — ^
, as follows: President, Mrs. R. R. Herald office an appreciated visit.
tuj
eonto
t*5*
**
ty. F l o r i d a , o n c e e a c h wcolt for f o u r
The
Senator
has
been
inspeetjng
riv
Sunday
School...10:00
.
m.
c
onsecutive w eeks
■ ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■I1Peas; Vice President, Mrs. R. C. Mnx( l i v e n u n d e r m y l i nnd n n d t h e seitl of
Church Service... 11;00 n. m.
■
■ well; Secretary, Mrs. W. M. Thig- ers anil harbors on the east coast and
s nl d C o u r t , t h i s t h o 28th d a y of Oct obcuhfo
down
to
see
his
sister,
Mrs.
J.
or, A D. 1921.
__
__ _ _
■ pen; Treasurer, Mrs. A. M. Phillips,
(HEAL)
„ K. A. POUOLASH,
Woman’s Club Bldg., Oak Ave.
■
^
J i nnd Press Reporter, Mrs D .C. Mnr- H. Huddleston ,nt Geneva, this coun
C lork of Circuit Court.
Homl
nol o Coti nty, Fl o r l d n
ty,
for
a
week-end
visit.
Hu
is
look
All Are Welcome.
lowe.
Dy: V. K. POUOI.ASH P C
ing fine nfter his strenuous labors nt
B. F. l l O t J H U O L P KI l .
Attornoy.
I87.f,tc
Washington nnd expects to ga back
FOR MISS IIERNDON
One of the most delightful nffulrs to work with renewed vigor after his
la n u a a i
being given for Miss Norinn Hern vacation in his home ztatc.
don, a bride-diet, of next month, was
icz * # * * fix H
the bridge party given Inst evening
#
by Mrs. U. R. Klrtley, at her attract
—Psalms 115:12 }i
ive homo on Magnolia avenue. There i #
being sevjn tables cf players.
tet’ le,p er? healed’ °nv ;? tm;ned t0 thank Jesus, his healer, !
A profusion of lovely pink roses I #oa ■»
the
other
nine
had not one word of thanks. Will you be •imontr those •
were used in the living room; baskets
who receive God’s blessings without a word of thanks, or will youturn \
of thesa fragrant flowers being ef
PARISH HOUSE (CALENDAR.
aside to thank your Lord?
^
S
fectively placed on tables and cabi
Holy Cross Parish II ouho
nets. In the ,llre-plnce,
u
mlnnture
„ ,,
Nov. 27.—Brotherhood of St. AnWe invite you to spend an hour Sunday mornimr and nio-ht f o r !
"Military Wedding*’ was arranged. drow Dlnnor
Tho handsome groom, with his uni,)cc i.g .-H o ly Cross Bazaar.
praise and worship. SUNDAY 11:00 A. M. and 7?30 P. M
j
form, stood beside the dainty hrldo,
Dec. 0-7.—All Soul’s Bazaar..
who w oh dressed In whlto tulle, above
them was an arch of feathery fern,
standpatter: One who endures a
and In front of them was arranged ' tnck in hlll #boo bocaUflo lt ls too
frO
“Foot of First St ” mlnontura candle sticks and candela-' mucb trouble to unlace tho shoe,
Corner Oak and ^hjird
<-H J <1 REVE- D- BROWNLEE,TaStor
lm
bras, making n vory charming picture. I
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Tho decorations in tho dining room 1 tut 'a saili hzbald want as.
S THE CHURCHES I
Hr ji t o r ^ T k
t o o
Frank Akers Tire Co.
WE HAVE FOR SALE CITY LOTS
M e is c h
R e a lt y C o m p a n y
A. P. CONNELLY
Radiator Repair Shop
C. R . B e r g q u is t
B . S. A
HOLY CROSS
CHURCH
BROTHERHOOD OF
SAINT ANDREW
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V.v
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III
RWff,
If
BATTERY!
:! CO.
AUTOMOTIVE
ELECTRICAL
ENGINEERS 1
What Shall I Render Unto the Lord and His Benefits to Me? j
I*
MEETINGS
s
T h e F i r s t P re s b y te r ia n C h u rc h
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r*t:
THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 26,1921
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Summary of tho
Floating Small
Talko Succinctly
Arranged for
Herald Roadero
•
<In,and About
The City <jt
lilttla HappAalais
Mention of
7 . . Jn
Matters la Brlof
Parsons! Itomo
of Intoroot
W ant Dri Walker
To Stay,on Sanford,
Petition Conference
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i
.The Board of Stewards of the Meth
odist Church passed tho following reaolution at tf meeting last night:
ta m to m m * *
\ Ladies, don’t you remember the time you had last Christmas trying to
Rav. J. P. Hilburh, P. E.,
M
’'l*
Care Fourth Quarterly Conference. 5 locate a nice pair of warm house slippers for HIM? Had to send out of
Dear Sir:
WHEREA8, tho conference year is S town for them, didn’t you?
m
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practically at an end and reports from
i
,
. vFor Florda: partly cloudy
different activities of tho church are
m tonight and Sunday; probIIn order, and
m nbly showers iri( 1 extrema
And tho summer wenthor
WHEREAS, tho Board of Stewards
yai south portion.
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continues and regardless of
of the Church at Sehford feel a great
reports there is no chanco
deal of pride in the unusual progress
I*® for a cold wove as yet.
thnt hns boon mnda In all lines of the
I*® Somo time maybe in tho.
church work during the pnst year as
J. H. Huddleston, of G6novl;,NWos ^
next Bix months or more
and a nice line of them, too. We suggest that you call and pick out the
hns been testified by tho increased at
in the city today coming 6yir to.got ** there will bo a cold spell
tendance at all religious services, by
Senator Fletcher, and take him homo **» that wll help us to move
pair or pairs you want for this year and we will lay them aside for you
the increase of over one hundred
our lettuce crop, that will
for a visit.
’
Ki
names on the church roll, and by the
until you want them.
** help tho wood man, that
loyal financial support which tho
C. It. Eorgqulat hns an ndvortisewill help Santa Clause keep
church has had from this membership
ent in this issue calling attention to
lip his impersonation. Hownnd,
the fact that tho has started a radia
ever, it is nice wenthor at
HOLIDAYS ARE NOT FAR OFF NOW
WHEREAS, we feel that such a
tor repair shop at 207 French avenue.
that and we hnvo nothing
year should not close without our doA radiator repair Bhop is something
to complain about. We all I** elating our nprccintion of .the pastor
seem to bo getting three
thnt hns been needed in tho automo
j whoso untiring efforts, whose conbile lino and Mr. Bergqulst will no 8® squares a day and wo note
.stnnt good will, nnd whoso inspired
there is nobody sleeping In *4 , words* of spiritual guldnnco hnvo been
doubt do well in his new venture. Give
*4 the parks as yet, yes.
him a call.
*4 such a source of inspiration to this
5:40 A. M. NOV. 26, (021
*4 church Jn its every branch, and,
Mr. and Mrs. M. Fleischer left this *4 Maximum ................... 83 "^4 ? WHEREAS, nil imlicntiunn point to
afternoon for New York, where they **» Minimum ....«............... 62 I1' the consunintion during the coming
(jo to see Mr. Fleischer’s • physiclnn. F®....Range ..................•...... 66 *4 year of various plans of importance,
Barometer ... ........... .30.08 F® which have boon formulated for the
Mr. Floischor had an operation per
*’
4
Rain
.................................20 *4 j growth in both strength and usefulformed this summer and was getting
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Calm
and dear,
*4 ness of our church, therefore ho it,
along nicely, until recently hnH not
mi
I®1 | RESOLVED, that this body present
been so well, so thought best to see
f t Ri |q in ** for your esteemed consideration the
his physician again. Tho many friends F-i Itj Ri P-j
I points as outlined above, which you * l l|ir r ln r C m ir l. \ n * H a v e n C o u n t y , Noof Mr. Fleischer wish him a speedy
i riiliter C:iril, IIIJI
DYNAMITE
PLACED
| will find amply substantiated in the
recovery.
FOR S A L E
1 N NEGRO THEATRE
detailed reports submitted to you nt IM w nnl M. li rail Icy.
o
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vs.
AT
ST.
PETERSBURG
this
time
by
the
various
departments
Mr. and Mrs. Will Stevens, cf Luke
1‘l or r c i i un t ||. F o s t e r , el als.
6-room Bungalow, well located, $4,000 Terms
of the church, and be it further- *
Worth, were here today onrouto to
n i l l I F. I I O F M i l' ll i:
( l l y T h e A m to c ln lrd l ’ r r a . )
RESOLVED, thnt wo respectfully
2-story, 5-room house, new...... 3,750 Terms
Winter i’nrk, to visit their son, Wal
I*|ion llic i'uiii|iliilnt n f F il wa r i l M
ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. 26.—Two!ntu| unanimously urgu thnt if possible llrai
lace Stevens, who is a student at Rol
New H a v e n . C o n n e c t i c u t ,
Small 5-rm. cottage, well located 2,750 Terms
explosions early this morning wreck-1Brother Walker be returned to us for p r a ylll moy,t f o«ifr reamtiiH
t h e r e i n eel forlli a
lins College. Mr. Stevens is an old
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New 5-room cottage with large
ctl the interior of n negro movie another year's service, to tho end that tl e 11* t he r e a l eat a t a ileHcrlticil In 1' uranewspaper man of this state, and for
o f t h e C o m p l a i n t In t h e a Torehouse on Ninth street. One charge under his wise leadership our useful sgar uliti iha cIII
rooms',on brick ro a d ........ 4,200 Terms
t i o n In h i m anil d e c l a r i n g t h a t
some time wnB publisher of tho
h e d e f e n d a n t s h a v e a n y entitle.
CITY LOTS— EASY PAYMENTS
Moore Haven Times, a paper that he of dynamite placed on the key board ness in the Master's work may be still nI notneer eosft tIn
o r tnoilmlirnuceH t h e r e o n or
a n y p a r t t h e r e o f , r e h i r mi t i l o to t h e MuOther Desirable Real Estate. We can Suit any Inquiry
founded in the new town of Moore of a mechanical piano was reduced to further enlarged,
perlor Court within and for the County
splinters.
Respectfully submitted,
of N e w H a v e n to ho h i d d e n a t Now
Haven.
H a v e n on t h e fl rat T u e n d a y o f Decem
BOARD OF STEWARDS,
FORREST LAKE STATES HIS
.
M. E. Church, South, ber,It aH»2t.
p p e a r i n g t o a n d b e i n g f o u n d liy
LEGION WILL GIVE DANCE
thi n C o u r t Hint sold C o m p l a i n a n t rePOSITION.
Sanford, Fla. lut
ed to e e r t o l n re a l ent i t l e n l t i m i e d In
AT VALDEZ MONDAY NIGHT
auld Ne w H a v e n In w h i c h t h e w id o w ,
By S. O. SHINHOLSER,
hei r s, r e p r e s e n t a t i v e s a n d c r e d i t o r s o f
WILL BE DINNER DANCE I To the Voters of Sanford:
T. F. ADAMS,
IVIIIIain K. F o s t e r , l at e o f t h e Ci t y o f
Muffulo. HI a to of Now Yorlt, d e c e a s e d ,
Z.
B. RATLIFF,
I
It
has
come
to
my
attention
that
Hie
w i d o w , h e i r s, r e p r e s e n t a t i v e s a n d
The American Legion will give a
c
r e d i t o r s o f Kl onxor K, F o s t e r , l a t e of
Committee.
1
efforts
nre
still
being
Hindu
to
have
H a nf or d, In t h e C o u n t y o f Hctnlnole,
dinner dnneo nt the Valdez hotel Mon
Sanford, Fin., Nov. 25th, 11)21.
S l a t e o f F l o r i d a , d ec e a s e d , t h e wi d o w,
day night for tho members of the 1the people believe thnt if elected City
helrH. r e p r e s e n t a t i v e s a n d c r e d i t o r s of
Commissioner
I
would
dismpt
our
K d w u r d IV. F o s t e r , Into o f I’o t s d a m In
Legion and their guests. The vaude
t h e C o u n t y o f Ht. l a t w r e n c e , H t nt e of
HELD UP AUTOMOBILE
'
present
form
of
government.
Ne w York,
de c e a s e d,
the
widower,
ville stunt hns been clilnnted nnd tho
STOLE $20,000 PAY ROLL
hei r s, r e p r e s e n t a t i v e s a n d c r e d i t o r s or
affair will be nn informnl dinner dance I Now nothing could lie further from
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f
I’e
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Classified advertisements, 5 cents a line. No nd taken Tor less than
AT CHELSEA, MASH. ■South K i n g s t o n , In t h e C o u anet ye d a l of
with Ball’s orchestra to furnish tho tho truth than such propaganda, for
W a s h i n g t o n , S t a t e of t t h o d e I s l a n d , t h e
25 cents, nnd positively no classified nds charged to anyone. Cask
the following rensons:
w i d o w , h e i r s, r e p r e s e n l a t I v e s a n d o r e d music,
( I l y T h e I m u ir l ii l r d 1'rrna)
must accompany nil orders. Count five words to a line and remit ac
ItoetF o f ICMza M. Illce, l u t e of N o r t h
First: I will be only one of three
CHELSEA, Mnss., Nov. 26.—Four a m p t o n In t h u C o u n t y o f l l ut nps l i l r o,
Tho event ppri mlses to bo a most
cordingly.
enjoy aide one in every respect and comissloners and could not do any men held up an automobile from the Cc eoams emd .o nAwnenaal t hVeor nf o nM aofs s apcahr ut ss s ue tntks n. o dwen
If l i v i n g a n d If d ec e a s e d t h u w i d o w e r ,
tho members of the Legion nnd their net without being joined by one or First National Bank of Boston today If
FOR RENT—Ono furnished bod
a n y . h e i r s, r e p r e s e n t a t i v e s a n d c r e d
FOR SALE
| and stole the payroll funds of twenty i t o r s o f s a i d A n n a Ve r n o n , t h e hei r s ,
families nre looking forwdrd to n big more of the others.
room, also garage. 116 Laurel Avo.
Second: Tho City Commissioners thousand dollars. The men escaped, r e p r e s e n t a t i v e s a m i c r e d i t o r s o f l l o t h a FOR HALE—By ownor, handsome
100-tfc
time.
I'J. Hiisli netl l a t e of sai d I’e a e e d a l e d e
ennnot under the law
abolish tho although one Is believed to tie wound c e a s e d , a n d E l i s a b e t h t i ' l t r l e n Itlce a l i a s
homo
furnished,
modem
conveni
FOR RENT—Bed room, 311 Park nvoMice, of mild N o r t h a m p t o n , o r
present charter, even though they all ed. The bandits opened lire on the sEolimzao M
o r e i t h e r of t h e m c l a i m o r m a y ences, garago and hearing grovo; also
EMORY GLEE CLUB
nue.
178-tfc
erein ami that such
1automobile occupants when the ear cplearismo nasn oIungt ehrte s tto t hlie
ORLANDO DECEMBER 2. combine.
m a d e p a r t i e s to somo baautiful homo sites in a grovo
Tho city charter can only be chang stopped in front of a shoe stare. Mes t h i s a e t l o n mi d Hint t h e i r n a m e s a n d on a lake.
Box 110, Altamoiuo FOR RENT—Suburban bomo. Call
r e s i d e n c e s a r e to tlw |dn Ini Iff u n k n o w n
309-J.
167tfo
ed
by
an
act
of
the
legislature,
or
by
Springs,
Fla.
11-3-lmoc
sengers returned the fire nnd one rob- e x c e p t a s a f o r e s a i d
The Emory* University Glee Club
It Is t h e r e f o r e o r d e r e d t h a t n o t i c e of
a
vote
of
the
people
themselves.
j her in the meantime grabbing the I hc I n s t i t u t i o n of Mils a c t i o n he g i v e n FOR SALE—Belgian hnrctb Apply FOR RENT—Ferndnlc Apartments,
will come to Orlnndo December 2,
In t h e a b o v e n a m e d d e f e n d a n t s by p u b
Furthermore, I hnvo no desire to money ling.
furnished or unfurnished. Sco Mrs.
to Geo. Moro, 511 Elm avo. Phono
for a concert at the Lucerne theatre.
l i s h i n g t h i s t i n i e r of Not i ce tn t h e f o l
upset
tho
present
form
of
govern
l o w i n g n e w s p a p e r s , viz.: l l u f f a l o C o r n 251.
ltio-tfdh L, G. Loveless, in Muisch block, 305
The club is one of the most widely
ier. it n e w s p a p e r h a v i n g a c i r c u l a t i o n
In s a i d C i t y of l l uf f a l o; H a n f o r d II e r a hi. FOR SALE—Dining table, walnut bed East First St. Phono 295-L1 104tfc
known in the south and is being well ment, as it is the substance thnt PASS A GRILLE MAYOR
a
n e w s p a p e r h a v i n g u c i r c u l a t i o n In
counts
in
anything,
ami
not
the
form.
"WILL NOT QUIT JOB
received at all its engagements.
s a h t H a n f o r d ; I’o t s d a m C o u r i e r Ai F r e e
and springs. Call 309-J.
200-tfc FOR RENT—House of 8 rooms and
However, there enn doubtless lie some
man, a new spaper having a circula
WHILE
UNDER
FIRE
Besides tbc usual songs by the en
hath. 1022 Onk avenue,
207-5tc
t i o n In s a i d I’o t s d u m : I’r o v l d e n c o J o u r FOR SALE—Ono Florence Automat
improvements made in the present
nal. a n e w s p a p e r h a v i n g a e l r c u l a t l o n
tire organization which numbers
ic 3-burnor oil stove with mantel FOR RENT—Two furnished bod
chnrter ns hns already been demon
I’ASSA GRILLE, Nov. 26.—The xIIIe l tse,a i da In' eeawe se pd aa lpee;r Nhoa rvtihnagm pa t ocni r c uliitl a ami oven. Call 115-W.
thirty men, several special acts will
201 -tfo
rooms, Mrs. W. F. Leavitt, corner
strated, for example, the present movement to oust Mayor J. J. Duffy t i on In s a i d N o r t h a m p t o n ; Ne w H a v e n
be offered, including a burlesque on
r i e r , a n e w s p a p e r h a v i n g a FOR SALE—Ono Daisy churn. Call Elm and Third. Phono 437-W.
method of nominating candidates; but from office which took the shape re Jc oi rucrunlaalt-i Co no u In
s a i d Ci t y o f Ne w H a v e n ,
modern grand opera, the famous bol
c t i v e l y , once, on o r b e f o r e N o v e m
11B-W.
201-tfc
21-tfc
such improvements nre matters for cently of a petition being circulated rbeesrp e.mth.
11)21. a n d to s a i d Kllzat fel h
shevik jazz nnd ’southern melodics
the legislature, or
for tho people calling for a recall election, has been t i ' l t r l e n Mice a l i a s El i za M. Mice, by FOR SALE—Two story business
by the male quartet.—Orlnndo Senti
WANTED
themselves, nnd ennnot bo effected by dropped. The petitioners were dis dmie pmio snoi t ui ns .g caotmt epsltaeidn t ,c oapfifeisd aovfi t t haen dw roirt ,
building. Apply to thu ownor, Klen
nel.
d e r o f n ot i c e In t h e post o ff leu p o s t a g e Ares, 805 nth St,
205-tfc
WANTED—Customers
for fresh miik,
the commissioners.
satisfied with what they termed the p ai d a m i l e t t e r r e g i s t e r e d at s a i d N o w
morning and evening deliveries.—R.
I believe hat the administrative mayor’s failure to elenn up the is H a v e n a d d r e s s e d to sai d E l i z a b e t h FOR SALE—Cnbbnga mid lettuce
D ' l l r l e u Mleo a t No. IIS K e n s i n g t o n A v e
ATTENTION, I,EG ION
affairs of tho city enn bo run on a land nftef the recent storm. Tho nue, N o r t h a m p t o n , H a m p s h i r e C o u n t y ,
plants. Soo R. P. Crenshaw at* tho L. Garrison. Phono 3711. 160-St-Ta
setts.
moro economical bnsis than is boing work of putting things back in shape, C o p u u o n w e a I t i i o fIIVM aTs sHaEc h uCO
postoffico.
200-tfc WANTED—Salesman with car to
HI IT.
Don’t forget the dinner dnnee at done nt present, nnd nt the same time,
EMIIOI.I, M AlMiHM.
however, hns go‘tcn under way nnd
Hell low priced 10,000 miio
^ord
FOR
SALE—at
a
genuine
bargain,
60
Assistant Clerk.
tho Hotel Valdez Monday night. In with grenter efficiency, and if elected
T h e f o r e g o i n g Is a t r u e e o p y o r t hu
the agitation agninst the executive
acres
rich
hammock
land,
250
hear
(ires.
Guaranteed
salary
ami
con
formal and everyone will ho comfort I shall work to thnt end.
o r i g i n a l o r d e r o f notice.
stopped.
ing
orange
mid
grapefruit
trees,
near
tract
to
right
party.—Goodstoek
Cord
Attest:
J. I*. H E JON.
able nnd made to feel nt homo. Ball's
D e p u t y Sh e r i f f .
I boliovo thnt the law requiring a
Mayor Duffoy is reported to hnvo 11-2(1-l i e
(iunuva on tho Sanford-Gonovn high Tiro Co., 308 South LaSullu St., Chi
orchestra for the music.
budget for each fiscal ’yenr’s reven told a mnss meeting that he was
* 210-ltp
Rivers Brothers are offering aston way. For particulars address Box cago, ill.
ues nnd expenses should he rigidly ready to quit tho Job but ho would
416,
St.
Augustine,
Fin,
207-6tc
ishing values for ton tlnys in their
CONFIDENCE MAN
followed, and thnt tho ndinlnlstrntlvo not do so under fire.
LOST
Fall Invitation sale beginning Satur GENUINE
FROSTPROOF CAIIWILL BE TRIED IN
nffnirs of tho city should be conduct
day, November 26, For example: La
hngo plants.
Lending vorlutles,
MARION COUNTV
ed on thnt bnsis.
Help a youngster win tho prize. Buy dies Art Silk Hose, 40c; men's full Immediate shipments.
Satisfaction LOST—Golf bag, con
I hnvc made no statement or prom- n 10c ticket redeemable nt the Epistaining sticks and the
OCALA, Nov. 26.—Tho trinl of Ihc of whnt I shall do If elected, »jidjcor,nl n„Ijn r December 1st and 2nd, mercerized socks, 25c; sturdy child guaranteed. Cnslt with orders. Post
ren's hose, JDc, and a varied assort paid 200—50c; 500—11.00; 1,000— barrel of a gun, Satur
■“ Little Jeff" Shnrum, nllnsi.Jeffries, shall not do so, except such publicjn| „ |0 (>ur|Hb n 0Ullei
171-tfc ment of choice merchandise in all de
$1.75. Express largo strong plants
alleged nationwide confidence man, statements as may be published over
partments. Get one of our Imml hills 1.000— $1.25. Wholosalo $1.00 pur 1,- day afternoon. Reward
is set for Jnnunry 16, in federal court my signature, as is this one,
The I. W. W., organization Is plan and study it cloBoiy. It will pay you. 000, Klondyku and Missionary straw if returned to Philip R.
hen'. Shnrum, it is alleged, fleeced
Sincerely,
ning
to begin another nntionwido
210-2tc berry plants, postpaid, 500—$2.50;
tho Florida tourists by tho wholeshlo
FORREST LAKE.
campaign
for
converts—nnd
tho
Tam
1.000— $1.75.—Southern Plant Special Andrew, Celery Avenue.
for the pnst two seasons, including
2 1 0 - 8 t e . _____________
pa Tribune is using red headlines
208-tfc
Subscribers t j the Daily Hornld ist, Madison, Fla.
208-10tp Phone 371-Q
tho swindle of II, P .Kontzcr, of
ugnin.
should
ask
'i
r
n
receipt
when
the
TYPEWRITER Bargains:
Under
Pennsylvania, a tourist, of twenty-flvo t u t a DAILY HERALD w a m t a d .
carrier- boy -ollect from you. It is
woods, Remingtons, Smiths, Coron
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
tho only protection you have In case as, Royals, Munarchs, Olivers, $20 to
the carrier chnngca or there happens $00. We buy, sell, repair, uxchaiige.
Wo hnvo not lost any part of our
to be a mlrtuko in the account. Each Tampa Book 4: Stationery Co., 513 plant, hut wish to inform our many
carrier boy is supplied with recoipt Frnnklln St., Tampa, Fin.
20!)-3tc friends and tho public thnt wo are in
books, mill In commanded to give a Ft)R'.^LE^TwiiTlrnllnri' motorcycle n position to flguro on your cement
receipt by ths Toroid. See *bnt ye"
with side caff Inquire Ford Ser sidewalk work, and furnish any kind
cot your vecoipt at the end
each vice Station.
ltp of content building blocks or concroto
week if you rro pr.viug thr.t way.
For office sup piles, stationery, ate.', building material.—MIRACLE CON
m
CRETE CO., J. E. TERWILLEGER,
______ *1 SUBJECT AT THE METHODIST CHURCH
i' o iu r to tho Herald office,
If law is tho will of the people,
Prop. Phono 244-4.
200-3to
Car. Fifth Street nnd Park Avenue
S ~ —
why such universal use of this word
FOR
RENT
“enforcement T"
William Jennings Bryan says the
FOR RENT—2 furnished bed rooms.
liquor
situation In Florida is serious,
Phono 487-W, comer Elm & Third
When our hoys first went into the Streot.
105-tfc Evon tho opponents of prohibition
■ service, spiral puttees wore worth as FOR RENT — l,Tght housekeeping agree with. Mr. Bryan In this stftto*
high ap $6 a pair to them. After a
rooms and unfurnished rooms, 1020 ment.
few months In tho serivlco they
311-ltp
wouldn’t pay 60 cents a pair. Con* Eust Second St.
Lot us boat our swords into plow
Will Tell You How to Be a Real Man------------------------------Como Out and Hear Him Discuss I t
FOR"
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furnlshetl
bod
dltions do change.
shares
sod our lato allies into China.
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rooms. Inquire OOb Palmetto Avo.
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TEMPERATURE =
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T k Y A D A IL Y K B A L D W A IT AD .
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Stone’s Rich Fruit Cake.—L. P. McCuller.
‘ 203-tfc
is jealous of its reputation for Ser
vice and seeks to justify it anew with
each individual problem presented
to it.
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The knowledge and experience of
this bank is available to its friends
and patrons at all times,-regardless
of the size of their transactions.
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i!The Seminole County
...Bank.
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PROGRESS
4% INTEREST PAID
r-y sr
ADDITIONAL
Looking Wank i;
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SERVICE
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666 cures Chills and Fever.
COMING WEEK NOVEMBER 28
Melville’s Comedians
Under Auspices
AMERICAN LEGION
f i■
A .special invitation is extended to ladies to attend the per
formance on Monday night, ns one lady is admitted free on
our opening night when accompanied by one pnid ticket.
The Opening Play
“WHEN DREAMS COME TRUE”
PRICES
Adults.................. 35e
Children............... 25c
Including War Tax
198-16tc
Have your watches and Jewelry r«
paired at McLaulln’s. Two first class
watch makers. Prompt service.
14u-tfc
To break a cold take 666.
196-16tc
Remaining turkeys will live to see
a democratic congress.
| Stop Look Listen!!
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The following prices are made to acquaint the public th a t 1
am trying to give the public a Hquare deal and if the patronage will permit 1 will install a dry cleaning plant to servo
the public. The following prices are made for two days only,
• MONDAY and TUESDAY, NOV. 28 and 29
&
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All goods received for delivery th at week. All goods called
for 'and delivered
3 1 pair pants pressed. . 25c
% 2 pair pants pressed ... 2fic
8 1 pair pants C. and P. ..50c
§ 2 pair pants C. and I*....51c
3 1 Waist P re ssed ........... 25c
3 2 Waists Pressed ......... 2(ic
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3 1 Coat cleaned and p.... 50c
3 2 Coats, C. and P............51c
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* 1 Suit pressed ................50c
3 2 Suits pressed ............51c
" 1 Suit C. and P............$1.00
S 2 Suits, C. and P...... 1.01
Normalcy has returned to Ireland.
Daily riots arc being Btaged,
Electricians, quick service, supplies
and fixtures.—Treadwell Electric Co.,
opp. Postoffice. Telephone 192, *
207-6tc
666 cures Uillous Fever.
190-lGtc
Thero must be no more wars. Let
tho killing be done by the automo
biles.
196-16tc
t
2 Coat Suits cleaned
and pressed, plain .. 1.01
1 Suit (men) dyed $2.50 up
2 Suits (men) dyed 3.00 up
1 Coat Suit (ladies)
dyed ...................$2.50 up
2 Coat Suits (Indies)
dyed ................... 3.00 up
LAKELAND LAUNDRY AND PRESSING
CLUB
123 West First Street
Phone 475
if ho still has enough milk at meals
and sleeps outdoors.
Upper left—A nurse bathing a lit
House wiring at right prices and (||
tle child of a tuberculous mother who
electric work of all kinds,—Troadwcll 1ls vcry jn
Electric Co., opposite Postoffico. Tele
phone 192.
207-fltc
Upper right—This little boy as
"I'm a slcH man, Ddc.”—"How consumption but the nurse assures his
many quarts is the matter with mother he \lill continue to get better
you?"
Center—Nurse teaching a mother
who lost her bnby, how to bathe and
clothe this one. On the left Is a "po
tential’’ mother taking a first lesson
also.
believed in the transmigration of
Jones' Dniry Fnrm little link sau LENA BELIEVES HER
Eggs, GGc dozen.—L. P. McCuller.
souls .To this note Miss Clarke re
sage.—L.
P.
McCuller.
203-tfc
SOUL
A
WANDERING
203-tfc
NOMAII OF THE EONS plied on a slip of paper:
Nowadays a fellow considers he hns
"My sould is not old nor young.
Whoatsworth Biscuit, real Graham
had
a
successful
hunting
trip
if
he
There
is no age to the r o u I. I was
crnckors, 100 per cent whole wheat.
ORLANDO, Nov. 20.—Lena M. T.
gets
back
alive.
Esau.
Jacob
stole my birthright. It
—L. P. McCuller.
203-tfe
Clark appears to believe her soul has
was
not
nn
angel
he wrestled with till
been wnndofing around for eons, liv
Whoatsworth, real whole wheat, ing In other bodies until it finally daybreak, it was Esau.
Isn’t it funny that tho malt rob
"Afterwards, I was Saint Cecilia.
bers never interfere with your month pure graham flour.—L. P. McCuller. lodged in her own body. At least this
ly hills?
When
I played, music whispered to
is the opinion gained from a note she
Tho Friendly Class of tho Metho
me
by
spirits, the music upset my
reporter in the.
dist Sunday School will have a cook sent a newspaper
husband
and he killed me."
Ruh-My-Tlsm for Rheumatism.
courtroom while the trial was going
ItHJ-IGtc ed food sale Saturday afternoon at the on Wednesday. The reporter sent | .Miss Clarke ceased her writing at
Union Pharmacy.
209-3tc
Miss Clarke a note asking her if she the request of her attorney.
Van Camp’s tall cream, $5,GO per
1
Anyhow, they shouldn't lock up the
case.—L. P. McCuller.
203-tfc
peace parley until they are good and
A ten-year naval holiday will niako sure; the dove got in.
thu sailor well-nigh gohsolete, if you
liko puns.
Hupmobile makes fin
al reduction, open mod
GfiG quickly relieves a cold. 100-lGtc
els, $1250, Detroit.—B.
Hupmobile makes fin & O. MOTOR CO., San
al reduction, open mod ford.
•
188-tfc
els, $1250, Detroit.—B.
& O. MOTOR CO., San A general ro'uctanco to compro
mise arouses the fear that a hard
ford.
winter won’t cause its much suffer
ing ns hard heads.
In olden times men had bobbies to
Tho Ludies Union of tho Congrega
keep them interested. Now they have
tional church will hold their annual
automobiles.
bazaar and cooked food sale December
Appilacldcola oysters.—L. P. Mc 17th. Place to bo announced Inter.
207-Tuo-Fri.-4tc
Culler.
203-tfc
FOR SALE—Eight room house with
Do you need elcctricnl fixtures for
your home? If so got our prices be bath. Immediate possession. Small
payment down, long time on bulnnco.
fore you buy.—Treadwell Electric Co.,
Soo Lane or address Box 782, Day
oppoBito I’oatoffice. Telephone 102.
tona, Fla.
109-Tu-Snt-4w
207-fltc
As long ns the mail robbers con
tinue their operation tho marines
Marines fighting train robbers
should not he forced to engage in un
: should remember the man who sells exciting rifle range practice.
■ tickets is protected.
A C o zy H om e
i|
FROM THE FOREST TO YOU
By eliminating all of the wnste, over half of the labor, all of the
middle man’s profits nnd by delivering a home on record time direct
from the forest to you
QUICK BUILT BUNGALOWS
Put Tremendous Savings in Your Pockets
Cozy, attractive, substantial, durable, bungalows of any size. Built
according to latest improved methods of house construction, of the
best of materials, at n great saving. Their economy is worth investi
gating.
WRITE FOR CATALOGUE
showing in natural colors many attractive, money-saving homes.
A. C. TUXBURY LUMBER CO.
QUICKBUILT BUNGALOW, Dept. 18-K
CHARLESTON, S. C.
ENTZMINGER BROTHERS
LOCAL AGENTS, LONG WOOD, FLA.
:
1 P. Beach C. & P........ 75c ■ Etih-My-TiHm, a pain killer. 100-lGtc NEWBERRY’S DRUG STORE
Phono 35
2 P. Bench C. and P......7fic :■
201-tfc
s■ The Ladies of thu Presbyterian
1 Coat Suit cleaned and
Church will hold their Christmas ltnpressed, p la in ......... $1.00 ■m zour, Dec. 2 and 3, 1921. 167-o.n.w.tfc TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
SANFORD BRANCH
f
\
To prevent a cold take 666. 106-lGtc
188-tfc
1 1
ACTIVITIES OP PUBLIC HEALTH NURSES OP THE FLORIDA PUB
LIC HEALTH ASSOCIATION
Asp.* ■■»#
§
Turkey hash is the national menu
today.
666 cures Malarial Fever.
B
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DAY,NO
; OtisForward
1
1
T. A. BUTNER, Prop.
J. T. Reeves Is no longer connected
with mo In any way, and I am not re
sponsible for any money, fertilizer, or
nnything ho may chnrgo to mo. Tho
ngreoment I declare broken—and at
nn end.
MRS. M. B. ALLISON.
CHICKEN DINNER, Sunday noon
and ovening, Gray Gables, on the 200-D-n-W—4tp .
bench, Seabreeze, Fla,
Phono 491.
Free bath houses.
74-Frl-St-flni LEGION DINNER DANCE
AND VAUDEVILLE.
HENRY FORI) bus adapted the
use of tho GIANT "EXIDE" BatterThu American Legion will give a
ies for Ford cars. We glvo service, dinner dance and vaudcvlllo attraction
buy, soil and exchange butteries for at tho Valdez hotol Monday night, to
nil
makes automobiles, genuine which only Legion members and the
"EXIDE" service. Got- tho host.— Auxiliary can ho invited. The LyRAY BROTHERS, phono G48. 190-tfc man Twins have consented to put on
a vaudeville attraction for the occas
Well, well, oil and rumors of oil ion, and many of tho Sanford girlH
aro ,to ho heard on every hand in will participate in vocal nnd dancing
numbers, nnd tho nlTnir promises to
Florida right now.
bo one of tho best over attempted in
city. All members of tho Leg
Hupmobile makes fin this
ion nre requested to lot Frank Akers
al reduction, open mod know about your seats tomorrow, or
els, $1250, Detroit.—B. nt least by Friday at noon, In order
that tables can bo arranged for tho
& O. MOTOR CO., San occasion,
ns tho tickets nre going
fast. Tho Legion nnd tho Auxiliary
ford.
188-tfC nro looking forward to n fine time
tlint , night—Monday night—don't
forget the date. Call up Frank Akers
over phono 447-w.
There’s one good thing to he Raid
about enmity—one enn always de
pend on It. Friendship / often fails
ono.
5 2 ,B s u e s a y e a r *
Start o y e a r
^ Today
The Youth’s Companion
S s girls,
f i t and
J i T their
S K lathers
rte *M
c1} mothers,
t,cm1and9 olways
“on,y theBeat."
Live boys
ana
and
find The Companion
R eliab le, E n te rta in in g a n d l l n . i n . n . . .
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Co,t.LESS THAN F iv Can/, a W ,,k
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O FF E R A
I. ‘D ie Youth's Companion
fo r l o a a .
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Including
deluding all of-Cffar No. I
a- M cC all'siM uulna
914)0
Tno boat FaaMon Magaaino
lor woman rnad.ra
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"Youths Companion and the Sanford
■Weekly- Herald, one year f o r ..................... $4.50
The Youth s Companion, McCalls’ Magazine
and Sanford Weekly Hei’ald from now
until January 1,1923, f o r .............................. $5.<MF
�W(*ryJ V®
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j
THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, NO
—
Are yonri
_________
If others have failed, let us make
them satisfactory for you,
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TOM MOORE
IW'j .... ■,>!!
H. R. STEVENS,
;j>lKl!lli: ,11..
CANDIDATE FOR Only 30 more Days till Xmas
By Henry'Clews & Co.
CITY COMMISSION
NEW YORK, Nov. 23.—Once more current^funds. Weakness In foreign
WANTED TO RENT
i
r , _____ .
„ | „ | . 0 jgram is n o t fo u n d ho m u c h in th o m o n
tunlns,
Pansies, Shasta nDaisies,
*ey
„,
nvolJ;
Finks
TUf
P
unco of dangers of war with the ex
S .n JT E W A R T penditures that naturally grow out of
514 Myrtle. ItIiR
r S.AJ
exchange, particularly marks, has
Having sorved one term as city
been tho lonat encouraging element In commissioner, and having had the
the financial hlstqrV of tho past few privilege of assisting in establishing
days.
tho new form of government under
which we are now working, nnd the
N O T I C B O K f lA L H .O F * 20,000.00 S P E C pcoplo of Sanford having soon fit to
I A L T A X flC ltO O f, D I S T R I C T N O .
placo my namo in nomination for an
.1. S E M I N O L E c o u n t y ; K L O R other torm, I hereby announce my
*
I D A , ( O V IQ IIO S P E C I A L
T A X S C H O O L D IK T IIIC T )
cundidncy for tho position of city com-,
S C H O O L H O N IIS
missionar, to bo voted for on Decem
Notion In h e r e b y g i v e n t h a t s e a l e d ber Oth next.
Mils . wi l l boj.. r e c e i v e d b y the
t h e cCount
ounty
In making this announcement, I
l l o n r d o f I ’u b l l o I n s t r u c t i o n o f* Soem
ml n o t e C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , a t t h o of f l o o of hereby refer you to city records of ac
the S u p e r i n t e n d e n t o f P u b l l a I n s t r u c
t i o n o f t h e e a h l C o u n t y a t t h o C o u r t complishments of tho past two years,
H. o u s e --------------In Ha n f o r d , F l.orida,
o r i d a , on
on or
o r bef
boforo
t h o e x p i r a t i o n o f t h i r t y d a y s f r o m t h o nnd if elected I expect to continue to
f i r s t p u b l i c a t i o n o f Uiln n o t i c e a n d u n work for good, clenn government, nnd
til 3:00 o ' cl o c k In t h o a f t e r n o o n o f Dou e mh
nhor 22nd, 1921, f o r t h o p u r c h a s e of for tho interest of our city and its
m
I j 0,090.01) S p e c i a l T a x .School D i s t r i c t people.
♦
No. 3, S e m i n o l e C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , f l onde ;
s a i d h o n d a b e i n g d a t e d J u l y 1st, 1921.
Yours very truly,
:
h e a r i n g I n t e r e s t a t t h e r a t e Of 8 p e r
H. R. STEVENS.
cent per a n n u m , Internet pa y a b le s e m i
a n n u a l l y o n t h o f i r s t d a y o f J u l y a n d 11-21-tfc
J a n u a r y of each year until m a t u r i ty ;
said bonds m atu res and th e principal
b e c o m e s d u o n n d pi i ya hl o t h i r t y y o n r s
a f t e r tho date tboreaf; said bonds have
been valid ated an d ,c o n fi rm e d by decree
of th ^ C I rc u lt Court of tho Seventh J u
d i c i a l C i r c u i t of F l o r i d a , d a t e d Hopt e m h e r 30. 1921; s a i d b o n d s t o b o s o l d
for delivery within flftoen d a y s a f t e r
w r i t t e n n o t l c u of a c c e p t a n c e o f b i d Is
g i v e n ; s ol d b o n d s a r e o f 11,000.00 d e
nomination and Inturcst and prlnalpal
p a y a b le at Na tional P a r k Han k, City
a n d Ht a t e o f N e w York,
Kiteb bid must bo accompanied with fop Art,lUf C‘ Ul,rfh- G o r g e d with
a certified chock in tho aum of » 2oo.oo the crime, it became known in eon*
made payable to thu Hoard of Public
.
...
,,
,,
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Instruction for Huinlnnlo ('utility. Florl- neetion with the resumption or
iln. such c h e ck o f the s u c c e s s fu l bidder
to lie re ta in e d nn llip ild a tc d d a m a g e s to
the Hoard "tum id Die s u c c u s s fill b id d er
fa l l o r r e f u s e t o t a k e tin s a i d b o n d " a c
c o r d i n g to t h u turniH o f t hi n n o t l cu a n d
lit h bid. T h u s a i d H o a r d r e s e r v e s t hu
r i g h t t o r e j e c t a n y n n d ni l Ii IiI h.
A ll p ro p o sa ls should lie a d d ressed to
the C o u n ty Hoard o f P u b lic I nut r o d Ion
f o r S e m i n o l e C o u n t y , F l o r i d a . c u r e of |
Burch’s trial todny.
They said they anticipated no op
position from the prosecution on shell
motion, but added that if their wish
was denied, they would endeavor to
acquaint the court
with the gooB,,,or*
graphy
of
the
scene
of
the alleged
Ida, a n d m a r k e d "Hl ds f o r Hoads' .
W i t n e s s t h e b a n d s o f t b e C h a i r m a n murder through photographs.
a n d S e c r e t a r y a n d t h o s e a l o f t h o sale)
Hoard at Hanford. Seminole
County.
Tho re-opening of the trinl today,
F l o r i d a , Ibl a t b e Sib d a y o f N o v e m b e r ,
after
the Thanksgiving recess, found
A. t>. 1921.
C OUNTY II OAHD O F P U H 0
women
nnd 2 men temporarily pass
I.IC I N S T R U C T I ON , H E M I NOI. K COUNTY. F L O R I D A .
ed ns jurors.
Ry C. F. H AR R I S O N .
(Heal of H o a r d )
Chairm an.
Attest:
T W. L AW T O N .
Slip!, n n d E x - O f f i c i o Hour ot nr y.
NOTICE TO PUBLIC
SQt-Slo
______________________ I Although my entire plant was doiii circuit Court of Seventh Judicial strayed by fire Saturday night, I am
C ir c u it o f k t n l r o f F i n r l d n , S e m i
now prepared to taka enro of all old
n o l e Count)).— In C h s n r e r y
and
new eustomorB for any kind of
H I M . TO q t J I K T T I T L E
cement work. Cnll at 200 Pnrk nveF r a n c e s MlUnhoth S pra gu e, C o m p l a i n
nuc,
ant.
vs.
200-fltp
A. L. ROY.
The Altam onte Land Hotel nnd N av i
gation Company, a corporation under
t h o InwH o f F l o r i d a , e t nl, D e f e n d
ants.
N O T I C E TO D E F E N D A N T S K N O W N
AND UNKNOW N
To:
The A ltamonte Land Hotel nnd
Navigation Company, a corporation
u n d e r t h e l a w n o f F l o r i d a , Ite s u c c e s
s o r s o r a s s i g n s , If e x i s t i n g , a n d t o al l
p a r l i e s c l a i m i n g I n t e r e s t hy, t h r o u g h
or under said corporation nr associa
ti on In t h o f o l l o w i n g d e s c r i b e d p r o p
e r l y s i t u a t e In
Homlnol o
County,
Florida, t o - w l t :
L o t a (39, 431, 445,
(111. 147, t D , 449, a n d t(S3, a m t a s t r i p
o f l a n d 24 1-2 feet , m o r o o r lose, o f f
t b e r e a r o r Bouth e n d of L o t s 428
nml 139, a c c o r d i n g t o P l a t o f A l t n mont o Land Hotel a n d Navigation
C o m p a n y ' s t r a c t d u l y r e c o r d e d In t h e
p u b l i c r e c o r d s of o r a n g e n n d S e m i
nole Counties, Flor ida, nnd more d e f
initely described
by
moles
and
bo u nd s ns follows; B e g in n i n g at a
p o i n t 1138 5 f e e t N o r t h nnd 30 f s n t
Mast of t h e H. W. c o r n e r o f tho N, E.
1-4 o f t h o H E. 1-4 o f Hoc 13. T w p .
31 H., R a n g e 2!i 10., t h e n c e N o r t h 144
feet , t h e n c e E a s t #18 foot, t h e n c e
N o r t h 3(12 feet , t h e n c e E a s t 284 foot,
t h e n c e S o u t h 888 feet , t h e n c e W e s t
528 feet , t h e n c e N o r t h 122 feel, t h e n c o
W e s t *54 f e e t to tDo p o i n t o f b e g l n nl ng.
To:
J o h n J. Ilrlght, Tru stpo for his
c h i l d r e n , n m l I n d i v i d u a l l y, If l i v i n g ,
a m t If d e a d , a l l p n r t l c s c l a i m i n g I n
t e r e s t s u n d e r 1he sai d J o h n J. I l r l g h t ,
t r u s te o f o r his children, nnd Individ
u a l l y. d e c e a s e d , o r o t h e r w i s e ;
tho
c h i l d r e n o f J o h n J. Hei ght , If l i vi ng,
a n d , If d e a d , a l l p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g I n
t e r e s t s u n d e r tho ch il dr en of J o h n J.
Ilrlght, deceased, o r o th e r w is e ; a n d
J u l i a M l l r l n h l , If livi ng, and.
If
dunit, nil p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g I n t e r e s t s
u n d e r .lul ln M. I l r l g h t , (Incensed, o r
o t h e r w i s e ; In n n d t o t h e f o l l o w i n g d e
s c r i b e d r e a l c s l a t o s l i u n l c In Htnnlnole County, Flor ida, to-wlt:
Lot
431 n o c o r d l n g t o P i a i o f A l t a m o n t e
I, ami H o l e l n n d N a v i g a t i o n
Com
p a n y ’s t r a c t , d u l y r e c o r d e d In t h o
P u b l i c r e c o r d s o f O r n n g o n n d Hoinln o t e C o u n t i e s . F lo r i d a .
To:
F r a n k Hlinpson, O r a c e S i m p s o n
a n d H e l e n S i m p s o n , h o l r s n nd d n v l s psn o f Ml cl mel II. S i mp s o n, d e c e a s e d ,
If l i vi n g , a n d , If dontl, all p a r t i e s
claiming Interests
under
Frank
S i m p so n . D r a c o S i m p s o n a n d H e l e n
S i m p so n ,
deceased
or
otherwise;
F r a n k 13 . S i m p s o n , T h o m a s C, S i m p
son nnd W il l i a m Hutler, T r u s t e e s of
H e l e n S i m p s o n , If l i v i n g , a n d .
If
tlend, nil p a r t i e s u l n l m l u g I n t e r e s t s
u n d e r F r a n k E. S i m p s o n . T h o m a s C.
S i m p l o n a n i l W i l l i a m Hut l er , T r u s
t e e s o f H e l e n S i m p s o n , d ec e a s e d , o r
u l h n r w l s a ; n n d ni l p n r t l e s c l a i m i n g
I n t e r e s t s u n i t e r M i c h a e l 11. S i m p s o n ,
d e c e a s e d , o r o t h e r w i s e , In a n d t o t h e
f o l l o w i n g d e s c r i b e d l a n d s In S e m i n o l e
County. Florida, to-wlt;
A strln of
l a n d 24 1-2 f e e t wi de, mo r n o r less,
o f f t h o r e a r o r S o u t h a m i o f L o t 429
a c c o rd i n g to Pint of A lt a m o n te I.and
Hotel
ami
N avigation
Company's
t r a c t , r e c o r d e d In t h e P u b l i c R e c o r d s
of O ra n g o n n d
Seminole Counties,
Florida.
T o ; L a u r a J. (llhbx. If l i vi ng, nnd, If
dend, all p a r t i e s c la i m i n g In t er es t s
t i n d e r L a u r a J . Gi b b s , d e c e a s e d , o r
o t h e r w i s e ; L o m i d e r L u d l o w , If l i v i n g ,
a mi , If d e a d , ni t p n r t l e s c l a i m i n g I n
t e r e s t s u n d e r L o n n d e r L u d lo w, d e
c e a s e d , o r o t h e r w i s e , In a n d t o t h o
f o l l o w i n g d e s c r i b e d l n n d s In Heml n o t e C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , t o - w l t ; S B 1-4
o f N\V 1-4 o f N W 1-4 o f S e c t i on 14,
T w p . 11, R n n g o 29 E.
,
Ami to a n y a n d nil p e r e o n s o r p a r t i e s
c l a i m i n g a n y r i g h t , t i t l e o r I n t e r e s t s In
nml to tho p ro p e r ti e s he rel nnbov o d e
s c r i b e d , hy o r t h r o u g h a n y of t h e
nhovo n am ed parties, nr othnrwlso.
I t la H e r e b y O r d e r e d a m i l l o u u l r e d
t h n t y o u nml e n c h o f y o u do n n p e n r t o
t h e hilt o f c o m p l a i n t , h e r o i n filed, o n
t h s 2nd d a y o f J a n u a r y . A. D. 1922.
It le f u r t h e r o r d e r e d t h n t t h t e o r d e r
o f p u b l i c a t i o n b e p u h l l e h e d In t h e S a n
f o r d H e r n i a , a n e w s p a p e r n u b l t e h od In
Sanfo rd , Sem in ole County, Flor ida, once
a w e e k f o r e i g h t co nse cu tive weeks.
W i r e e l s m y n a n d a n d of f.l cjlol
lu sea l of
( anf or d, F l o r i d a ,
ssid circuit court
ttlhjis
i s t h o &tl| d a y o f
ovotn b sr, A . D .
1921.
(SEAL)
H. A. DUGLABB.
Clerk of Circuit Court,
Seventh Judicial
Cir
c u i t o f F l o r i d a , Semi n-----County.
ole -
Sell it with a Herald Wnnt Ad.
ititrr
•
.
We will not sny "Do Your Christmas Shopping
Early.” Too many have said it before and it is al
most a joke. But we can say without fear of jok
ing or contradiction that if you have been saving
your money through our plan that doing your
Christmas shopping will cause you no fear because
you will have that nest egg from which to draw,
—IN SHOPPING AND IN EVERYDAY LIFE—
It comes to you with full force thot you have not
been snving as you should. There is nothing gives
you so much independence ns a Bank Account
Como in anil lot us tell you about it. Christmas
brings it homo to you with full force.
The Peoples Banh
BURCII ATTORNEY
TO ASK JUDGE TO
VISIT DEATH SCENE
LOS ANGELES, Nov. 20.—A visit
by the judge and Jury to Beverly
Glen, near here, where J. Helton Ken
Written opinion of Sir. Jno, C. Thotn- nedy, broker, is alleged to have been
tbo validity of "aid bonds will bo fur- murdered, will he asked by attorneys
such dangers, and also with the avoid
ance of unproductive enterprises of
various kinds that are more nr less
directly associated therewith. This
phase of tlie limitation plan is already
commending itself more and more
widely to tho public and should afford
one
of those l>roud optimistic elements
Frames Repaired Lenses Duplicated
which
make the difference between
EYES EXAMINED
depression and prosperity.
The Railroad Issue Again lrp
Henry McLaulin, Jr.
Questions
affecting the income pay
OPT. I).
ing
power
of
the railroads are again
OPTICIAN—OPTOMETRIST
brought
to
the
front by tho definite
212 East. 1st St.
Snnford, Fla.
application of some fifty-two lines for
\VF, GRIND OUR OWN DENSE the establishment of a lower scale,of
wages. The matter has already been
referred to the Labor Board, where it
threatens to become involved with the
alleged promise made by Board mem
bers some time ago to the effect that
they would defer discussion of wage
questions until after problems of
working hours hud been disposed of.
No such pledge was ever officially giv
en by the hoard itsulf and it is not
believed that the administration will
permit nay unofficial or informal
promise of such a sort to servo tho
purpose of deferring (Incisions which
should legitimately be arrived at in
SAVE YOU MONEY
order to afford a sound basis for busi
ness. What the public believes in tho
matter is indicated by tho generally
hatter attitude toward railroad stocks,
Writo us
values having shown a decided firm
Empire Hotel Block ness
during tho week,
ORLANDO, FLORIDA
Business and Investment
Tho steady growth of investment
funds is illustrated by the enormous
oversubscription to the offering of
Now York telephone bonds during tho
past week, while the continued abund
ance of funds in various directions is
making itself felt as an Important
factor in business development. Al
ready building has been materially
Dependable Service
cheapened and new construction which
wns noted some time ago is holding
up, considering seasonal conditions,
unexpectedly well. In.n number of
We do square,
other industrial lines there has been
straight-forward
decided advance during the past few
wouks, leather companies particular
Repair work and
ly reporting improvement, A demand
“WE DO IT FOR
for copper nnd other basic materials,
j Including iron and steel, is also show
LESS”
in g nn increase. Meanwhllo tho tax
hill is ovldently npproaching its flnnl
stage In congress, arid while tho churFoot of First St.
' neter of Its tormH hns not been vory
^
, satisfactory to thoso who had hoped
--------------------------■ ... for somo real improvement, the adopB F. 1IOUB HOLDER,
UilINK
' tion of it should holp at least in a sonSolicitor fo r Complt.
ll-B-9to
Elder Springs Water, fte 99 98-100 timental way. Return of funds to tho
Tho world news the day It happens;
ur cent pure. Pboita flit
'cities from the crop moving districts
has materially hoiped tho supply and delivered at your dpor each evening,
'in somo measure roducod tho cost of 15c the wm )l
HERALD ADS get results.
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SANFORD AUTO
EXCHANGE
PAOB SEVEN
OUR WEEKLY BUSINESS
REVIEW
j * r; Mil
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v.i 13 r i.‘
tho dominating factor In the stock
market has been i» great international
Optometrist-Optician event. Secretary Hughes' unexpect
Office Opp. F. 0.
Phoiw 192 ed nnd radical proposal for tho limi
tation of nrmnmonts was not only an
Influence of the broadest character af
TRAPPERS TAKE NOTICE.
. *' 4- «- *J , fecting all financial relationships but
Th« law now requires that you se was uho an immediate market f a c t o r .
cure a license to trap fur boaring ani- Tho ready acceptance of tho genural
nUls or to chaso tjio home with dogs, Idea of armament limitation by tho
you are (required to securo this li foreign powers makes tho suggestions
cense, which will cost 11.00. 1 give of Mr. Hughus u continuing clement
this notice on account of the law being in the situation besides holding out
new and shall expect all Intonated hope of budget improvement that must
be of greatest help in the revision of
p a r t i e s to securo llconse boforo engag
taxation,
ing in trapping of any nature.
Steel and Shipbuilding Affected
E. F. HOUSEHOLDER,
Of
course, tho immediate nnd di
County Judge.
rect effects of armament limitation
in tho naval sense tend to be injur
e x p e r t INSURANCE BEWICK
ious to stool and shipbuilding shares,
I represent progressive, modern In and as a result there was at the out
surance old-line companies and . am set some fenr regarding the possible
prompt In rendering you expert serv- effect of the program. Judge Gary's
ice In securing for you Just what you fumphatir announcement that what Is
want in life Insurance on the Plon good for general business is good also
suited to your present an-’ fu tu re. foi>. the 9tucl buBincflH waH n much
need. Endowment, monthly income moro philosophic way of looking at
plans, nnd automobilo nnd fire in- tho situution nntl promptly overenmo
aurance. Writo or phone me to call.jth(f poMim|im that had been felt by
W. J. THIG P E N . _____some regarding tho steel stocks ns an
investment, The effect of the armH. W. NICKERSON ament proposal has not yet been ful-------ly gouged by the market, but the
Public Accountant; AuditB—Systems wiser operators very properly are
Income Tax Service
coming to regard it as an optimistic
factor.
Room 10 McNclll-Davis Bldg.
Some Budget Results
Orlando,
Fla.
I'hone 852
It would lie easy to overestimate
tile immediate saving to be obtained
from limitation of armaments, Those
who compute it at about $250,000,000
u year so fltr as the United States
5 OR 0 ROOM HOUSE unfurnished. is concerned are probably about as
near correct as available figures will
I)R. WM. KERMODE
202-Ctp
Garner-Wood ruff Bldg. permit. As for the principal foreign
Icountries affected by the plan—Great
Britain and Japan—their combined
saving
may lie somewhat greater than
Edith Lucille Ball
ours, lint it does not seem likely that
in any country the saving will amount
Tcncher IMnno and Harmony
to more than about 10 per cent of the
■Graduate Chicago Musical College
aggregate budget, and in this country
hardly more than 5 per cent. This,
’Residence 719 Oak Avc.
Phone 213 of course, is much less than is sup
posed by most of those who engage in
the popular discussion of tho .econom
Plants
ies to be hud from naval limitation.
ready:
The constructive effect of the pro-
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of Sanford
STOP-SQUEAK
For SpringH. Appliod with n brush.
Provonts broken springs nnd
stops squeaks
Spark Plugs, Wire and
Cable
GREASE
OIL
GASOLINE
We givo tickets with ench purchase
Rood for B% in trndo
You Can Save Money
trading with us
BEST FOR BREAD
Sold by
L P. McCULLER
.
NOTICE.
meeting of tho Seminole
Retireen Lodge, Friday evening at
7:110, in Mnsonic hall. Nomination of
officers. A Rood nttcndanco is deBired. VisitlnR Rebeccas always wel
Sanford, Fla. come.
SECRETARY.
KeRulnr
F. P. RINES
105 Palmetto Ave.
PLACE YOUR ORDER NOW
AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT
Christmas
Cards
The manufacturers are
simply not able to make
all the Christmas Cards
wanted if orders are not
place:d early with them
We have the beautiful Harcourt
line on display.
strictly oersonal, not stock cards
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in December
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THE
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"City Substantial’
IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION
VOLUME
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SANFORD, FLORIDA, MONDAY. NOVEMBER 28, 1921
ARMS CONFERENCE ENTERS
THIRD WEEK OF BIG EVENTS
EASTERN QUESTION TODAY
to Take Up the
Time of the
Members
•
P r o m is e s
CHI NA^S RIGHTS
TERRITORIAL AND POSTAL WAS
THE PREARRANGED BUSI
NESS OF CONFERENCE
« |lr T h e A u o c l a t r d P rra a )
WASHINGTON,
Nov. 28.—Tho
nrms conforonce entered tho third
week of its deliberations today with
the Far Eastern questions continuing
to hold tho center of tho stage. For
mal disposition of questions of extra
territorial and postal rights in Chinn
was prearranged business of confer
ence on convening this morning.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 28.—Tho con
tinuing ^asoeiation of nations,” which
according to reports, President Hard
ing hns foreseen ns a possible out
come of the armament conference
would bu the “old league of nations
under anothor name,” Scnntor Iiornh,
Republican, Idaho, declared In a state
ment issued Inst night.
Senator Borah was one of the irroeuncilables in tho sennto who opposed
the league of nntions ns comprised in
the treaty of Versailles. He main
tained throughout that fight a posi
tion of unalterable opposition to the
league, with or without reservations,
and for this reason wns found in the
ranks of thdfco voting against the va
rious Ixuige reservations.
Sonntor
Borah voted for tho Knox resolution,
the purpose of which wns to repeal
the joint war resolutions and enact n
congressional declaration of pence.
Tho “association of nntions” refer
red to in Mr. Borah’s stntument wns
described in official circles an n
“continuing conference” at which tho
nations might meet periodically to
discuss international subjects. Such
a conference wns said to bo regarded
by Mr. Harding us a possible result
of the armament conforonce.
The
president was said to have already dis
cussed his thought with members of
several delegations and to have re
ceived assurances that they regarded
such a development as a possibility.
As a first step toward realization of
the idea, it wus said, nntions not rep
resented at tho present conference
might bo invited to endorso the con
clusions reached here.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 28.—A resolutlon declaring for tho relinquish
ment of foreign postofflee privileges
in Chinn was adopted today by nine
powers, sitting ns a committee on
Pacific nnd fnr Enstorn questions.Japnneso delegates did not object to
Janunry 1, 19211 ns tho date for
abandoning their postoffices, but felt
that they did not hnve authority to
agree to tho dnto without referring
the matter to Toklo. Final action on
extra territorial rights in Chinn wns
deferred until tomorrow.
Receiver Appointed
For Oklawaha Valley
Railroad by Judge
Christensen Represents the Owners of
(he Defunct Road
(Ily T h r A a a u rln ln l I'rra a l
OCALA, Nov. 28.—Circuit Judge
Bullock today appointed Andrew
Christenson, of Now York, receiver
of tho Oklawaha Valley Railroad in
place of II. S. Cummings, of Rodman;
Christenson represents the owners) of
the road. Trains began running to
day between Palatkn and Silver
Springs. They cannot come to Ocala,
it is said, until the hack rent 9n tho
•Seaboard track Is paid.
MARSHAL FOCII WILL HE
CHIEF OF INDIAN THII1E
( H r T h r A a a n e l n t r d I’r r a a l
BILLINGS, Mont., Nov. 28.—Mnrshal Foch will be ruado a chlof of the
Crow Indian tribo today at tho Crow
agency near hero. Ho will also visit
(he Custor battloflold during tho day.
As long as the mall robbers con
tinue their operation tho marines
should not be forced to engago in un
exciting rifle range practice.
NUMBER 212
Tearing Down Washington's War Buildings
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THEATRE DESTROYED
BY FIRE AT NEW HAVEN
—NINE PERSONS INJURED
Counsel for
Defense
Asks foV Time for
Lena to Rest
T *, r A ' M f U t f d I’r r a a )
NEW HAVEN, Conn., Nov. 28.—
Threo lives were lost and 79 persons
moro or less injured in a fire which
destroyed tho Rialto Theatre, a mo
tion picture house, hero last night,
according to tho lntest figures on the
casualties. It 1s possible that a fur
ther search of the ruins may add one
more to the list of dead, ns ono per
son who Is known to have been in the
theatre hns not been seen since tho
fire. Fifty-eight persons wero either
burned or trampled by the crowd.
Twenty-two of tho injured were Yale
students. All will recover.
STATE RESTED
IN CLARK CASE
TODAY NOON
LENA
TO TALK
TODAY FROM ALL INDICATIONS
AND ATTORNEY DAVIS SAYS
THIS IS IIIS PLAN
The last remaining signs In Washington of the great war. The temporary war buildings are rapidly disap
pearing. Delegate- to the arms conference In November will see only a few of these structures which were erect
( I l y T h r A a a o r l a l r d I’ r r u )
ed to house the thousands of war workers.
,
ORLANDO, Nov. 28.—Stato short
ly before noon today rested its cnes
against Lena Clnrke nnd Unxtcr Pat
Funeral of Chris Codterson, on itrlnl hero Jointly charged
ringrton Occured This with the murder of Fred Miltlmorc.
E. W. Davis, of counsel for tho de
Morning at DeLand fense
requested the court to make the
SPECIAL AGENT CLEARED
noon
recess
nn long ns possiblo in or
All Business Houses Closed From 10
OF BLAME FOR ENTERING
der
to
allow
Lena Clnrko timo to rost
to It A. M.
HOUSE WITHOUT WARRANT
as she was worn out. This wns tnken
to mean that sho would go on the
( I l y T h r A a a n r l n t r d I’r r a a )
( H r T h r A aaorlntrd P re s s )
DELAND, Nov. 28.—All business stand this ufternoon in her own de
WASHINGTON, Nov. 28.—Prohl-1
houses closed from ten to cloven this fense und Davis told newspaper men
ldtion Commissioner Haynes hns ex
morning during tho hour thu funeral later thnt was his plan at thnt time.
onerated E. B. Henson, speeinl agent, 1
forth great applause and those pres of tho late Chris O. Codringtun. Tho
of the charge of tanking a raid in | Lakefront Was Scene of ent were well repaid for attending pall hearers included It. J. Holly, of
ORLANDO, Nov. 29.—Tho defonao
Savannah upon a residence without
the concert.
| Stanford, and Harry L. Brownj, of scored the first big victory in tho
Great
Gathering
Yes
a warrant, it wns announced today at
Cars were parked all along Park Lakeland, the others were of this Lena Clark case Saturday when
prohibition headquarters.
terday Afternoon
avenue and out to the pavilion and city. Tho flowers included many from Judgo Andrews allowed tho evidonco
on account of the sand near the pa newspapers in the state as n tribute of Chief Vestal to bo ndniitted.
vilion some difficulty was experienc to tho man who had edited tho De
Following tile ruling of Judgo An
ed in getting close to the band stand Land News for so many years. Rev. drews tho jury was recalled to the
but all of this will lie repaired short Harry L. Taylor, of St. Harnabas room and the witness related tho
PRESIDENT KNIGHT, OF C. C., ly by the widening of Park avenue Episcopal church, conducted tho ser confession which evory effort of tho
into a hard surfaced street -10 feet vice at the home and Magnolia lodge defense to prevent had proved fu
PRESENTED THE PAVILION
wide
with ample spuco on tho lake Odd Fellows at tho gravo.
OF MAYOR STEVENS
tile.
front for turning of cars.
The stato followed up its ndvnnTliu pavilion is not an expenisvo or
tngu nnd culled to tho stand Rena
The new pavilion was dedicated yesWASHINGTON. Nov. 28.—With
Norman, who hnd occupied tho cell
terdny nfturnoon in the presence of a an ornamental structure. It wns built
the question of land armaments de largo crowd made up of Sanford peo economically and by tho hig-hunrted
next to tho one in which Lena Clarke
finitely thniHt into the background by ple and many from other nonrby contractors and their employees do
wns lodged the night of thu tragedy.
tho developments of tho ppnst weok, points. The Sanford hand, under tho nating pnrt of their timo nnd the sup
“Whnt have they got you for,” she
the conference on limitation of nrmn- ablo management of Bandnmstor Ed ply men giving nil supplies at cost. It
nsked tho now arrival in a friendly
ments entered upon its third week i gar Ball, put up ono of tho finest pro will ‘bu good for many years to come
manner.
today with another stride toward grams of music that has boon heard and while it wns built economically it
"I killed a man!” the now urrivnl
agreement on naval limitation fore in Snnford in many years. After they wan built well and substantial of pal THAT IS ADAMS AND LICATA replied.
shadowed.
HAVE BEEN FREED—GILL
had rendered three numbers on the metto logs nnd with a wide roof that
"Lntor I nsked her why she killed
The naval question, at least so far program President Geo. W. Knight looks most attractive from the city
IS HELD
him, and'she only laughed,” he wit
as its most vital element, the "fi-5-fl” ; addressed the people and tendered the and from thu lake. It in tho first
ness testified.
(Ily T h r A a a n rln lrd I'rra a )
ration of fleet strength hotwoen pavilion to tho city of Sanford in a timo Safiford has over erected a build
The court room drew a long breath
TAMPA, Nov. 28.—A verdict of
Great Britain, tho United States and most able address. Ho outlined the ing on tho like front where people
of
expectancy when the stato culled
Japnn, is concerned, is npproaching1work of tho Chamber of Commorce in could sit dowq,und enjoy thu lake and not guilty was returned today by tho for Dr. A. I’. Blnek, chemist nt tho
jury
in
the
case
of
DeWitt
Adams
nnd
the point of transfer l.-nek to the “big the formation of tho Water Traffic it also affords nn ideal floor for hand
Philip Licnta on triul charged with University of Florida, who hud mndo
five" committee with the report of the League and told of tho great need of concerts. It is -IOxIIO feet nnd hns
attempted
highway robbery in connec the chemical unnlysis of tho stomach
naval exports on the facts involved. co-oporation upon thu part of tho peo a good floor for dancing, if it is de tion with thu attempted hold-up of of Miitmoro.
There is some explanation that a ple in enlarging thu wntor traffic and sired and in the summer tiibo espec three men in an automobile currying
"I found no trace of nlknlold pois
plennry session of tho conference it showing the government that increas ially will prove most popular with about $21,000 of payroll of West Tam ons In tho organs sent me for analy
self will bo called during tho week to ed tonnage on tho St. Johns rivor en home folks. It stands in the center pa Cigar factory last September. Ar sis," cume tho testimony, nnd anoth
reach first decisions on the irnvnl lim titled tho rivor to larger appropria of Park avenue on the bulkhead and thur Gill, was wounded in a gun bnt- er problematical feature of tho trial,
tions for deeper wator, and if the tho entrance to tho city dock nnd is tlu with men in a pay car was aban closely guarded by tho stntu’a attor
itation plan.
Whether the experts of the three various cities acting in conjunction the beginning of great improvements doned by his companions ho nnd two neys, wns solved. Tho doctor ex
mnjor mlval powers will submit indi with tho Sanford Chamber of Com on tho lake front. The dedication others also chnrgcd with crinio but plained that morphine, tho drug Miss
vidual reports in not known. There merce would kcop up tho good work speeches nnd the bnnd concert gnvo sovornneu grunted.
Gill testified Clnrke clnimcd in her first story to
is nothing to indicate whether thoy the St. Johns would soon lio filled thu people n new insight into the Adams planned tho robiitry and thnt Chief Vestel, had been administered
are agreed as to tho facts and figures with boats enrrying passengers and wonderful possibilities of tho luko IJcatn hacked his autom obile in the hy her to Miltuiorc, would como un
freight thnf would make Sanford ono front ns tho beauty spot and the patli of payenr forcing it to stop.
they hnve boon studying.
der the classification of nlknloid
of
tho largest cities in South Central plesure resort of tho future city of
Both the British and American ex
poisons, of which there were a largo
•Sanford.
It
is
something
that
the
perts are reported ns hnving con Florida. Coming back to the pnvilion Herald hns been talking about for fif CHAMBERS DORMITORY
number.
cluded their examination of the mass lie gave an outline of tho week of the teen yours nnd now thnt tho start hns
AT DAVIDSON COLLEGE
E. G. Hydcr, manager of tho West
of ship dnta involved in Secretary Tourist and Convention Committee of boon made Wo can all rejoice in the
DESTROYED HY FIRE ern Union telegraph office in Orlando,
Hughes’ proposal. The Japnnes na the Chamber of Comcrco under thu fact thnt the people hnve seen tho
wns called to the stand hy tho state
val group wns still toiling on it Sat able leadership of' Chnirmnn Deane vision nnd tho efforts of tho Chamber
, (Ily T h r A aailnlatrd I ' r f u l
to produce tho telegrams which had
urday, it wns said. Spokesmen for Turner nnd by tho assistance of all of Commerce, tho city commission, tho
CHARLOTTE, N. C., Nov. 2 8 .- been filed by 1'ntterson for Miss
any group did not go beyond that es those public spirited citizens who hail Woman’s Club and nil kindred organ The historic Chambers' dormitory at Clnrko immediately following tho
assisted in the work, tho pavilion hud
timate of the situation.
izations should he hacked by the en Davidson college burned this morning. murucr. Ho submitted five messages,
A summary of Inst week’s devel been built almost at cost—tho first tire citizenship of Sanford for on our Tile lf>0 students quartered there es filed at 8:17, and they wero rend ns
opments as to the naval proposals real step toward improving tho lake lake front lies more potiontinl possi caped with most of their belongings. evidence. Their contents threw no
front—tho most valuable asset of this
Woodrow Wilson, when a student nt light on tho crime at Orlando. Ono
indicates the following status:
city
of Sanford; Ho also thanked all bilities than any other part of San
American officers see nq renson in
Davidson college, lived in this build- to F. J. G. I’ulnlfer, U. 3. postal In
tlioso who gnvo of theii^ time ami ford.
arguments advanced by Japnn to war
I
inff.
spector at West Palm Resell, asked
those who had given materials at
rant any changes In the koystone of |
him
to conic to Orlando Immediately,
Remaining
turkeys
will
live
to
sco
cost among them being S. 0. ShinTurkey hash is the nntional menu
tho agreement Mr. Hughes proposed,
or
send
some ono oho,
Itolser, Sanford Construction Co., thru a democratic congress.
todny.
the “fi-fi-fi" nnvnl strength ratio.
Mrs. Mill more Las! Witness.,
Contractor Paco; J. E. Terwilloger,
British naval o'fleors hnve nccept-1Ball Ilarwwnro (jo., Carter Lumber
The state called as the last witness
ed the ratio although it means ultl-j Co., George Venable, Frank Lossing,
of tho day Mrs. F. A. Miitmoro. Hor
mate equalization of tho American J. D. Hood, Frank Akers and many
testimony was immaterial hut tho
nnd British fleets in power.
figure in deep mourning was tho
others. Col. Knight then tendered
Jnpnncso officers have opposed tho the pavilion to Mayor Stevens, who
cynosure of all eyes, nnd tho twelve
American ratio, Immediate or future, accepted it in u neat speech in which
men in the Jury b »x recorded tho last
urging a 10-10-7'rolntlve status in-1he also thanked the many peoplu who
trump of tlie state at the conclusion
stond.
had given their time and money to
of the fifth dr.y of tho trial of Lena
Amoricnn naval opinion strongly ward the pavilion. He told ubout the
Clnrke and Baxter H. Patterson.
opposes retention by Japan of the aspirations of the city commissioners Judge Graham Also Denies That He Recommend
The first week of (ho moat memor
battleship Mutsu unless both other in their efforts to beautify the lake
able
murder trial in tho history of the
ed Operation
powers slmllnrlly nnd in due propor front nnd asked for the assistance of
state endeil with tho state announcing
tion enlarge their fleets to he retain tho people in keeping thu pavilion
thnt it would complete its evidence
(Ily T h r A a a o rln lrd I 'r r a a l
ed during the ten year holldny build elenn nnd making it n place of rest
DENVER, Nov. 28.—Confronted by Monday morning. Judgo Andrews’
ing. Thcro are Indications thnt some nnd recreation for the tourists and
DENVER, Colo., Nov. 28.—Judgo recommendation In juvonilo court hero ruling permitting the state to offer
membors of tho Amoricnn delegation visitors. Ho-complimunted Bandmas Graham today denied ho had recom Saturday that sho submit to nn opera tho testimony o? Chiof Vestel In re
which will decide tho Amoricnn nttl- ter Ilnll and thu Sanford Bnnd and mended in court nn operation for Mrs. tion that would mnka it impossible for gard to tho confession of tho defend
ttudo, soo strength In tho nrgumonts said that thoy could feol at nil times Cnssldunto that would make it impos- hor to benr children, Mrs. Clyde Cas- ant thnt sho killed Miitmoro, to the
of Japnn thnt the Mutsu might hnvo thnt Sanford and tho City Commiip sibl for her to benr any moru chil sldento, mother of flvo children, said Jury hns woven a strong web of di
been included ns n compploted ship In sinners wero behind thorn nnd their dren, declaring ho only told n report today sho would not nllow such oper rect and circumstantial ovldence to
retained fleets. Thoro wns nothing good work appreciated. Tho entire er after court session that such an or ation to he performed upon hor. "If I prove thd guilt of tho formor West
to Indicate, howovor, thnt n compro hand concert wns greatly, enjoyed and der might bo onterod under certain hnvo children It la to tho glory of Palm Beach postmistress.
mise was being considered In tho for more than an hour tho big crowd circumstances, which would includo God,” she cried when informod of the
After the stste completes Its tes
enjoyed a program of music of which tho consent of the partica concerned. recommendation. Sho waa brought
American group on this point.
timony Monday morning tho defense
any city could well fool proud. John Ho declaring that forcing the woman Into court on complaint of aoclal workny
Schlrard, ono of the youngest con to lubmlt to such an operation was ora alleging her children were under will begin Its real fight. Three aepThere are many excellent national
■rate .campaigns, with each more
slogans, but "Hootch at any price,” cert players in the state played a solo not-even In hla mind when he mado nourished nnd her home In filthy con clearly mapped out, could have bees
dition.
Isn't one of them.
J part in ono selection that brought the remark.
(Ceallnattl oa !•«*# tick!)
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DEDICATION OF PAVILION
AND FIRST BAND CONCERT
LARGE CROWD ATTENDED
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BAND WAS GREAT
MAY SOON BE
REACHED
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SAYS THE JURY
IN TAMPA iCASE
WOMAN DENIES SUGGESTION
THAT SHE HAVE OPERATION
DEPRIVING HER OF CHILDREN
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THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, BAI
S P U R
newest expression
of the smartest, in col
lars. An Arrow intro
duction that will appeal
strongly to the young
men who like the nar
row collar and the nar
row knot cravat.
T he
Sanford
Shoe and Clothing
Company
si
Chamber of Commerce
Should Re Assisted By
All Live Organizations
Making a Strong Body Composed of
All Other Clulm
m1
a a m i -•i;u *______
ke?p the testimony of Mrs, Charles
Rock, tho public stenographer who
had taken tho testimony at the prolimimlry hearing, from being given,
but tho objection uf the defense was
overruled. Sho testified cygarding
the evidonco of Patterson at tho pre
liminary hearing, rolative to a conver
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sation ho had witfy a man and wom
GEORGE FITZMAURICE Production
The Music Lovers of “The City Substantial” Are an at Melbourne iff’ which ho said ho
'
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•
wns on his way to Orlando on businoss
Promised a Rare Treat
_______ _______ • _____ _________
pcrtnining'to a $32,000 postal robbery
in the West Palm Reach office.
W. 0. Thompson, tho opto mechanic
Haynes
for
Sanford,
a
raro
treat
is
At tho recent meeting of tho execu
with
Patterson the night ho wns In
snid
to
be
in
storo
for
all
who
support
tive board of tho Cnmpboll-Losing
Orlando,
wns called to testify as to
the
efforts
of
tho
Legion
Post
In
their
W ith Richard Barthelmess. A ll th e ad v en
Post No. 53, American Legion of this
tho
movements,
otc.,
of
Pattorson
that
splendid
entertainment.
city, a contract was entorod into with
tu re s th a t youth h a s ev er d ream ed m ade
Young Huyncs has studied under evening. T. P. Rooney testified ns to
thu management of Lawrence Hnynos,
real. M oulded in to d ra m a t h a t b e a ts w ith
American Tonor, whereby Mr. Hnynos the' greatest masters. Ho spent six the time tho shot wns fired from tho
will make a special appearanco in n teen years in Franco and Italy and direction of tho room of Lena Clarke,
th e h e a r t th ro b s o f th e w orld. Also —“A
recital nt Sanford for tho bonefit of during the world wnr, at tho roquest which ho heard whilo sentod nenr tho
Perfect Villian,” a Sunshine Comedy. ,
the Legion Post building fund. This of the French government (being an office in front of tho San Juan garngo.
s an important step on tho part of the American ho was not subject to order) R. L. White, nutotpobilo dealer, in his
Post and mnrks the first reni effort Mr. Ilnynes wns the song-lender of testimony fixed the time of this shot
of the local boys to start tho fund for the grentest fighting mnehino in his nt around 8:16, the same ns tho timo
Saturday at the Princess—Hoot Gibson in
tory, tho famous "Blue Devils of fixed by Rooney. White wns aented
their homo.
“Red Courage,” also a Comedy
Tho date arranged is Friday, De Franco"—ho traveled with them, and in his car In front of tho Empire Ho
cember 9th, and thu recital will bo in when they wore sent on tour of tho tel.
tho High School Auditorium and is Allied world for purposes of propa-i-L/Moo Williams and Morris Sanders,
given tho promise of tho support of all gnndn, Haynes snng entirely in th><f| negro bell boys nt the Snn Junn tho
of Sanford’s civic societies ob well as French tongue. Ho has bcon quoted night of tho tragedy, woro put on tho Miss Clarko como to the phono on the
It's grent to know yours*If nnd havo
all friends of the Legion. In lino with tho world over for his rendition of stand by the stato. Sanders testified counter nenr her switchboard and
A pal that’s all your owp;
thu determination of tho Post that "Lo Marseillaise” his beautiful tenor to answering n call to Miss Clarke's look in tho phono ^rectory. Whon
To be such company for yourself
whatever thoy might attempt, Is to be voice lending and tho great chorus room and being given n note with a sho was nskfed by tho dofonso on
You’re never left alone.
t■
of tho very highest order, tho execu swelled by n hundred voices of a hun dollar, but boforo she could oxplnin to cross-examinntion how sho had been
tive committco carefully reviewed a dred doubly decorated fighting men, whom sho wnntcd the noto delivered a ablo to identify her sho replied that
You’ll try to dodge tho masses,
number of attractions and selected tho the insplrnnion lives in the memory of man had appeared behind him in tho she was struck by the dress sh«j woro.
And find tho crowd’s a Joke
hall and tMiss Clarke hnd snid. “Oh,
Ilnynes Recital ns nn attraction of the millions.
If
you only treat yourself ns well
Mr. Hnynds sings soverai selections never mind, here ho is now." Tho mnn
very finest to be hnd.
MY
FRIEND
As
you treat other folk.
In the past Sanford has enjoyed a in French, Italian and Russian, but was described by tho negro ns wear
Inumber of excellent attractions in his program for Sanford is especially ing a straw hat and spectacles.
I am the best pnl 1 over hnd.
I’ve mndo a study of myrelf;
| the musicnl line, various chautnuqun prepared and will includo tho popular
Sarah Saunders, the negross operat
I liko to be with me. ,
Compared mo with a lot,
Iand lyceum attractions have plcnsed members that novor fail to plcnse. Ho ing tho elevator tho night Miss Clarke
I liko to sitrand tell mysolf
And I’vo firmly concluded
; large audiences, but it is certain that is not only the grentest American was registered at tho hotel, said that
Things confidentially.
I’m the best friend thnt I’ve got
i nt no time in the past, has this city tonor but his name is n household word she had taken her upstairs, and also
had the opportunity to know nn artist in Europe. Hu has tho distinction of Patterson later in thu evening, and
•
•
I often sit nnd nsk me
of such note as Lawrence UnyncB. being the only American tenor in his- that sho had brought them down to
Just get together with yourself
If I shouldn’t or I should,
Mr. Ilnynes is a native Floridian, liq’ tory, honored by "creating u master gether.
And trust yourself with you,
And
I feel thnt my advice to me
role.
He
is
flic
origlnntor
of
tho
Par
happens to be home on a visit. Hu
And
you’ll be surprised how.woll
Nick Reigor and Harry Waters,
Is nlwnys pretty good.
is engaged for a long season in Con is production of PnrHiful, wherein ho both clerks ‘nt the San Junn, wore
Yourself will liko you if you do.
tinental Europe with'his appearanco sang tho great role and “arrived,” as called to the stand. Relger testified
—Knnsns City Buzz-Saw.
in Paris hooked Jar the Theatre Pa the French say. Mr. Haynes is sup to Mrs. Henry Wilson, from Atlanta,
I never got acquainted with
get the latter part of March. His ported by artists of the most enreful and to later learning that her name
Myself till here of Into,
ASK FOR YOUR RECEIPT.
visit to Sanford is a tribute to Hie selection. His director is Slg. Marco was Miss Lena Clarke when Pattor
And I find myself a bully chum,
genius of the Legion officers, for dur 'Mnnnuci, a musician well known to
And I treat mo simply great.
son asked for her under that name
Subscribers to the Daily Hcrnld
ing the stay of Mr. Haynes in this American musical circles. Tho entiro
and gving the room she was in. Pat
should
ask for n rocelpt when tho
Haynes
organization
is
of
thu
highest
country, but ten recitals will be un
I tnlk with me and walk with mo, carrier boys collect from you. It Is
terson was in tho lobby with her,1 ho
order
and
SatTford
will
fully
appreci
dertaken.
I show me right and wrong;
said. Waters testified to her coming
tho only protection you havo in case
Following the High School Audi ate tho recital bccauso of tho stur
I
never
knew hojv well myself
down
around
9
o’clock
and
asking
for
tho carrier chnnges or there happens
torium recital on the evening of De and thu support as well.
And mo could get nlong.
t)ii> location of the police station and
fo
- -nistako In tho nccount. Each
cember Pth, Mr. Haynes will fill his
Members of Post No. 33 aro as a to Patterson's joining her in tho
«*irrior
boy Ib supplied with receipt
regular itinerary which includes New unit in the support of thu event and
street outside.
I
never
try
to
cheat
mo^
books,
nnd
is commanded to give &.
Orleans, St. Louis, Chicago, Cincin
are all offering tickets in an effort to
Miss
Ruth
Oliver,
tho
switchboard
Pm
ns
truthful
ns
enn
be;
receipt
by
tho
Hcrnld. See thnt younati, Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, Wash
make
the
evening
of
December
Oth,
operator
at
the
San
Juan
on
August
No
matter
what
may
como
nnd
go,
get
your
receipt
nt th i end of ench
ington, and Richmond, finishing his
1
last,
testified
that
she
had
seen
I’m
on
tho
squnre
with
me.
w#ok
if
you
aro
paying
thnt wny.
one
of
tho
greatest
local
successes
in
tour at Jacksonville, thence returning
to France. So thut in securing Mr. Sanford's entertainment history.
LAWRENCE HAYNES, TENOR
,
WILL SING AT SANFORD
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9TH
M
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>AY, NOVEMBER 26,1921
T i®
Every other dub in the city shotilil
bend their collective efforts toward
if.
muking the Chninhcr of Commerce
the central body around which all oth
er
organizations revolve. All organi
: ;
zation* are doing their share of build
ing up Sanford and they are all doing
a great work hut their efforts should
be co-ordinated with the big work of
the Chamber of Commerce in the real
! i
work of construction. The Chamber
of Commerce is the working organiza
tion that has no restriction of mem
"Well, thoy hnd tho requirud ofbership and every man and woman in JUDGE ANDREWS RULES
ALLEGED CONFESSION OF
feet," the witness udmitted.
the county can be a member if they
LENA CLARKE ADMISSIBLE "In what position were your arms?"
wish to join, thus giving all an op
asked tho counsel for the defense, and
portunity to work for the county and
(Ountlnun) from I’niie Olio)
11
as the witness on the stand broke into
city. Itead what the heads of other
organizations auy regarding this at jury from . the room, instructed thu a broad'smile and said that he couldn’t
titude:
witness to proceed with the confes remember just the exact position, the
court room was swept by a faint wave
KIWANIS
sion which be bad obtained.
"We 'thoroughly believe and heart "When Mr. Gordon told me that it of merriment which was quelled when
<1
the judge turned to the bailiff, who
ily recommend that all Kiwaniuns af
was
a
dead
man
be
bad
found,
I
shouted
for order.
filiate with and give hearty support
As tho crowd slowly drifted from
i
to their locul Chambers of Commcrco. turned from the phone and. said to
the court room with the adjournment
"We have record of at least sixteen Miss Clarke:
following
Judge Andrews' announce
communities in which there were no
“ 'The man is dead!'
Chambers of Commerce and the local ‘"She replied, 'I only drugged him.' ment that ho would rule on the testi
Kiwanis Clubs have been thu means
" Miss Clarke, you killed that man, mony at issue nt tho convening of
{court today there wns tho murmuring
by which new Chambers of Commcrco didn’t you?’
havo been actually organized."—E. C.
" 'No, 1 didn’t kill him, I only drug which indicates tho existence of a un
animity of opinion presaging a vic
W. Parker, General Secretary, Kiwan ged him,' she said."
is Club, International.
Chief Vestel then described how ho tory which hnd been gained—a state
OPTIMISTS
had got up from his sent facing thu victory on the first real clash of thu
"Ily nil means every civic club mem woman ncross the desk, and gone trial.
Tho state, which hnd seemed to he
ber should affiliate with the Chamber around the table and seated himself
of Commerce and actively support the on the edge of thu table near where outgcnernlled during tho first three
community organization,
she sat in her chair. Ho described days of the trial, during the jury se
"The civic club is not intended to, how beuds of perspiration stood out lection proceedings and tho introducshould not, and does not attempt, to upon her face nnd how lie hnd used hia 1tion of i,H ,nltinI witnesses, gradually
but surely, bit by bit, as it drew upon
fill the place of thu Chamber of Com handkerchief to wipe them away.
merce under any circumstances, it is ‘" 'M iss Clarke, you killed that man! the long list of witnesses it hnd called,
more personal *and social in its rela You know you did! and you might as V ^ ^ d a y uncoiled the natural so
|queuce of its evidonco. to weave the
tionship, whereas the central organi wed tell me all nbout it.’
zation is designed and intended to
"
’Yes,
I
shot
him
because
he
tried
woh c,o80_r an<> ‘,,08L,r nb,,ut !*"« »*a.
meet the general needs of thu wholo to impliento me and others in the pos-1 ^ ^'irke. 'rbo fourth day of the
•*
community which the civic club cannot tul robbery, nnd he did it himself,’ she trlnl’ w,th thu h,,ml of ,ho l,cft,n*° Htm
i
Hllj,l >•
| uncalled, undoubtedly left tho tulvnnundertake to do.
"Every
optimist
supports
thu
Cham
Following the recital of the testl- U' K° H" far r‘”,ti"K wlth thu Ht“tu‘
I
Fourtcon witnesses altogether were
ber of Commerce."—Col. E. Morgan, mony which the state sought to intro
called
by the state during yesterday’s
International Optimist Club.
duce, the state's counsel took up thu
KOTARIAN8
challenge which had been hurled by hearing. W. P. Brandon, U. S. postal
inspector sent to West Palm Bench
"Join it I Every RotnriAn should the defonso.
bo a member of the Chamber of Com
E. W. Davis, from the ranks of tho postoffice went us far hack as June,
merce.
defense, arose to fight hack with tho
when Lena Clarko was nssis"PAY YOUIt DUES PROMPTLY. legal wuapons which ho handles so tant postmaster. lie testified as to
Don't make a collector out of the Sec skillfully qfter they have boon sharp- tho irregularities in tho accounts of
retary.
oned by tho "big four" of Lena M. T. Mi"HClark°5 that the page which conk'llJ
"Servo it! Assumo the work you Clarke, reinforced by the power of *ablc,l
record of tho April, 1020,
,
aro best suited to and respond cheer tho allied foryca of Patterson’s coun- mon°y or,lor “fo u n ts hnd been torn
fully when called upon to servo.
sol. Ho cited the Inw governing the out
tbe bookl*
f°r theso ncM m
"Improve Itl The ideas gathered in uho of an involuntary confession ns coun*"» niRO *hnt a number of crimurRotary and elsewhere should hccomo evidence. Turning on \ho witness on <>H were found in her cash hook. Ho
deeds through the Chamber of Com tho stand ho fired a cross-examination 8,11,1 that *81»08B of the stolen money ■
ij i ’
merce and affiliated organizations.
which might havo confused a less firm ba<* boon recovered. Ho testified thnt
"The chief object of the Chamber of and intelligent witness. But though $20,130 of the $32,000, which sho hnd i
Commerce Is to improve the city in his quustons wore put with all tho admitted taking by switching the ro
which it Is located. It is a business skill of a master at interrogation, tHo tary lock on tho money pouch to n
asset to the city. Demonstrate it.
wltnoss in his answers apponred to dummy pouch prepnred by hor, hnd
"Insist on the Chnmbur of Com givo tho defense no loophole in which been deposited to tho credit of her :
merce serving Its purpose. Help guide to insert n fuse of involition thnt paid monoy order account with tho
jjrjj .
it. If you have any suggestions to would linve shattered tho confession PWBtmaster nt Jacksonville, !• In. Sho
LHIL. ■
offer, mnko them to thu organization. to which he testified. Thu effect of stated in her confession, ho testified,
Dop*i criticize on the outside where tho witness's questions on Lena thnt this was to replace the cnncollo'd
fluch will only cause dissatisfaction Clarko, thu questions which hnd ex money orders w)\lch hnd disappeared
and do no good.
in May, 1020, nnd which sho told thorn
tracted tho confession wore sought.
Miltinioru had burned. Ho said that
ft* "Domain! a competent forco; see
that thoy nre allowed somo time to yoursulf in aiding thu Chumbor of Miss Clarko hnd covered her short
f '[fr* rest and gather nuw ideas.
V
Commcrco to nmku your city a little ages by whut is known ns "kiting,"
'
"Support
thu
Chamber
of
Com
bettor than you found it."—Extract or using tho receipt! from tho now
W
merce. This moans more than Joining front official Handbook on Commun month to coyer tho shortages in tho
C
and paying dues and porhnpa working ity Service, International Aaociation month which had closod.
wl
Patterson’s counsol endeavored to !■■■■■■
m occasionally. It mouns "Spending" of Rotary Clubs,
Steur
T
If You Want to Get the Best
Price for Your Lettuce
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and Have It Carry Well, Pack
It In a Full Ventilated
Lettuce Crate
The Only Full Ventilated Lettuce Crate on
the Market Is
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“MADE IN SANFORD”
si
Call at Mill and See Them
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PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS
DIRECTORY OF SANFORD
FOREST LAKE
CANDIDATE FOR
CITY COMMISSION
1
Air-*.
o r*
male.—Orlando Reporter-Star.
— Oredutlaj From Kid
Good. Also correct. Tho showa
n t i i i M T t t j ti u ii o M t i H t i l u i i r i t m
travelling about tho country under
K m U BaiMlSe, i r r Wi a m U , A m u
the guise cf "chatauqua" bear tho
_________ «n3w*. rutUA_________
same co-relation to a real chautauqua
(HE HERALD PRINTING CO., be. qua as a houce-cat docs to an Afri
_______________ f P l L U H I M _____________
can tiger. An to what constitutes a
tt. J. HO LLY _____________ Editor "chautauqua'1 see any rellablo dic
N. J. LILLARD....8«creUry-Treamr,r tionary; nftcr that, all dir .u^sion is
• W hen you have it, is n o th in g m ore than
II. A. NEEL............General Manager useless. Last season thcro came to
good busin ess policy—
Kissimmee, ns to all others cities In
a L. IRWIN
f
OIXCULATJON K AJfAO U
this section of Florida, a couple of
A n d th e f a c t th a t you DO m ain tain
Phone 148 dp to 6 P. M.
dames with wcrd.i sweeter tiian hon
such a connection is yo u r b e st assu ran ce
ey, with garments that were—woll,
■«b«vl»UM Frio* Im A4»»»i»
o f accom m odation w hen assista n c e may
to say tho least, thnt wero s-o-ni-u
On Tw
O la K oatbi ............................. ........... ............
attractive, nnd a smile thnt was nn
be necessary fo r you.
D«llf«r*4 la 01*7 b r 0»nt»»
OftA WMil
I#I«***
4MM»” 'OlBlM' sweet; r.s a young glri'a first dream of
Y our cred it r a tin g —yo u r com m unity
n * bW IS- U l l - M n WMhte Bar* U « . n kiss from her first lover. Uh-huh.
l l n l 7 m u d BaaUaaU O o u t r “ * la taUl«ka4
sta n d in g —y o u r hope fo r fu tu r e p ro sp er
m rr rrMar. AdT.rtJ.loa nUi a il. k u n They didn't land me—f'r I've been
•a ippUoiU.a. Damaaratia la paUHaa. ( B l # fooled before, hut they did Innd a
it y - e v e n your co m fo rt a n d h ap p in ess—r 7»4J. alwapa la al»aaaa.
lot of those more susceptible to
Memlxr of The Associated Preee
dem ands th a t you M A IN TA N A N AC
blandishments.
Then erlong come
tha performance and they put on tho
COUNT AT SOME BA NK .
■Jib
show. Everything was velvet for
-We Solicit Yours Here----------—
AVo have quit talking turkey for them. Their three squares wero pro
Thanksgiving but would liko to talk vided for and their lodging is guar
anteed by "local representative citi
turkey about Christman.
zens." And thereafter the said I. r.
-------------------. 0 ,
---------Tho Dully and Weekly Herald are e. hnd to dig down nnd rake up the
endeavoring to bring the people to cash to fill the gap that needed Iiridg-1
A COMMUNITY BUILDER
»
Sanford to trade. We oiler the ing. When a minstrel show comes
merchants the best Christmas adver to Kissimmee it comes on its own
initiative; it may break even, go in
F. P. Forster, Pres.
B. F. Whitner, Cashier ■
tising they have ever had.
the hole, mnko n profit; but it doesn't
-------------------- o-------------------All is not gold that glitters and ask n guarantee fund If these
newspaper men hnve thoir troubles vaudeville shows that travel under,
just like oth. • people. Simply be the num de weren't a hunch of begcause we smile and carry on is no gere* and grafters, they’d he willing
to.do the same thing. Why should
reason that wo are always happy.
a man pay a high price to listen to a fever cases. When tho blood be
-------------------- o--------------------The Rotary Club and kindred or lecture mi "The Sy.ieipntlnu of the comes superheated in its effort to
ganizations scatter more sunshine Chimpnnee on Relation to the Vom- burn out invading armies of
germs—thnt
is
the
along life's pathway than any other itation of Mount Anetnn" when he disease
cause
of
fever—and
when
the
big force in any city. That idea of can for two bits buy the whole thing
You Can Find the Name of Every Live Pro
weakened
patient
feels
little
desire
good fellows getting together, sing in nmgnzine form—togethr with a
even
for
a
cooling
draft
of
water,
ing songs and telling of their trials lolt of real Igood reading upon in
fessional and Business Man in
the grateful flavor of orange Juice
and tribulations does much to inspire teresting subjects ?
Still, there's something in thnt serves not only to allay thirst, hut TO THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS
Sanford in This Column
us to greater efforts.
vamp
business to which the Reporter- also provides u certain nmount of
OF SANFORD:
------------------- o--------------------Star alludes—and it, may be possible nutriment so nearly prodigested as
It is with a deep sense of duty thnt
CHRIS. CODR1NGTON.
that the folks on that paper have qot to be easily assimilable in its orig 1 have consented to become a candi
LAWYERS
CONTRACTORS
inal form. Orange juice leaves no date for the office of City Commis
Chris. Codringtnn has passed. For been stung by these same two women
residue to undergo putrefaction in sioner of the City of Sanford, but
many years he was engage^ in tho —and had to utilize their check
S. O. Shinholser
George A. DeCottes
the colon, ns is the case with moat, when 706 of my fellow-townsmen re
books
to
issue
some
documents
that
business of editing and conducting a
Attorncy-al-Law
Contractor nnd Builder
eggs nnd most other foods. A fover quest It, I know of nothing else to do.
newspaper. He fought fearlessly and wouldn't coma under the "had" check
Over
Seminole
County
Bank
patient may drink two or three
ruling.—Kissimmee
Gazette.
SAM-’ORI)
•> FLORID*
Havmg Lion thus nominated I here
unafraid all that lie thought was
quarts a day without taking nn ex by announce thnt I am a candidate SANFORD
FLORIDA
wrong and, although he was not al
cess of food mnterial which might for the oTiee of City Commissioner at
DON’T KICK YOUR TOWN.
ways on the side of public opinion,
give rise to further trouble.
lie arts Ju g election to be held on the HARTFORD BATTERY Sanford Constructs Co.
any more than his fellow editors
Those
suffering
from
malnrin
are
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS
r ‘.’i liny of December next, and pledge
There is no butter evidence of n
nre, he never tempered his editorials
also
greatly
henefitted
by
mnkin
r
nyself,
if
elected,
to
nn
impartial
nnd
Planes
nnd Specification* Cheerfully
contmcndnhlc
spirit
than
thut
of
loy“Battery Insurance’*
to the wondering breeze of public
their breakfast of ornngon, four o r conscientious performance of tho du
Furnished
nlty
to
the
town
In
which
you
live.
fnvor, hut took hi * stand and gave
Sold and Serviced by
six
or
ns
many
ns
can
lie
oaten,
nnd
ties
of
tho
office
for
tho
advancement
AB
Work
Guaranteed
If
n
town
is
worth
Hiving
in
it
is
blow foi blow. Ho printed newspnby
using
unsweetened
lemonade
be
of
our
city
nnd
the
welfare
of
its
n
.
T.
PACE
P. O. Box Ml
worth
defending
and
supporting
in
Edw. Higgins, Inc.
pors in tho early days when printing
tween meals.
pcoplo.
Us
efforts
to
ndvnnce
with
the
rest
of
newspapers nnd havi.ig nn opplnlon
Pellagra is prevalent among the
I want here to express my apprecia
Haight & Wieland
was n.i much ns the editor's life was tho world.
PURE WATER
Chinese,
It
is
believed,
not
only
be
tion
for the splendid petitions filed
Yet in almost uvery community
worth, but Chris. Codringtnn never
hocked down. His ptn it limes was you will find people who enn see no cause of their limited diet of dried placing me In nomination.
GARAGES
Elder Springs WTater
fish nnd rice, hut because no lime or
Very sincerely,
dipped In vitroll but It was nlwnys good in their surroundings.
lemon
juice
in
included
in
their
diet,
106-tfc
FOREST
LAKE.
They
cannot
recognize'the
fact
that
launched In the cause that he thought
Smith Bros. Garage Phone 311-W99.08% PURESanford, Fla
as they dislike this moat necessary
though
R
may
be
humble,
it
yot
Is
wss right nnd h* leveled his guns at
Expert Repairing
food clement.
a target no matter how high it might home—that it hnH clothed them, and
OIL,
GAB
and ACCESSORIES
Undoubtedly we hnvo nt Inst dis
Employment Bureau
fed them, nnd cared for them jn
bo in tho forums of the loonlo.
Oak
and First
LORD'S PURITY
His was n kindly nature nnd he sickness nnil h r health, ami hns covered the real province of citrus The Vocational Committee of tho Bus
helped the poor and needy whenever furnished, them friends who have fruits, for in them wo have not only iness and Professional Women’s Club
WATER
» polntc pleasure of the most desirable
WARD
&
RIVE
CiC’ni.cn arose nnd his ninny kindly been steadfast ami truj.
AS GOOD AS THE BBST
They often makq life miserable for sort, hut nlso health huihlers «ni| requests oil young women desiring
deeds wore done with.. it any public
employment
to
register
at
tho
First
Daily
Service
Phons 181
body
tonics
thnt
would
recommend
GENERAL REPAIR WORK ON ALL
notice nnd without ostentation. Ho others nnd invnr|nbly make it a re
National
ltnnk,
nnd
business
men
rothem
even
If
their
own
fine
flavor
MAKES OF CARS
did not liko tho limelight and pre proach to themselves,
uiring heip to consult register.
were not ppresent.
But
there
is
a
brighter
side
to
thin
ferred to live his llifc in his own way
What we must now work out is
Old Ford Garage
Went First 8L SANFORD NOVELTY
content to Ih» friendly to his friends story.
HERALD
ADS
get
results.
some
wny
to
preserve
these
valuable
Tho abuse these short sighted peo
nnd stnndtng by them when they
WORKS
ple henp upon their placo of abode juices In bottled or dried form, so
needed a real friend.
Geo.
W.
Knight
.•
l ! r 61 | » 1
thnt
the
waste
in
the
regions
where
Ab ono of his closest nnd) host generally fnlls upon unsympathetic
Real
Estate
and
Insurance
these fruits nre grown may he done
ears.
V. C. COLLER, Prop.
friends the editor of The Herald miss
Their friends nnd neighbors know nwny with, nnd their valuable acids
SANFORD
FLORIDA
es Chris. Codrington ns only an old
conserved for all mankind—so that
General Shop and Mill
GUARANTEED
nnd denr friend can lie missed. We them as they are—ns people who they become more nnd more a slaplo
might
have
dieen
valuable
citizens
saw him only n few times n year hut
.. E m ploym ent B ureau..
Work
food nvnilnbln to the poorest and to
his hearty hand-clasp nnd his rvnl capable of constructive work, hut
The vocational committee of the Busi
the remotest sections of the earth.
CONTRACTOR and BUILDEH
friendship were ever there nnd he whose dispositions have been warped
ness nnd Professional Women’s Ctub
30x3
in
younger
dnyB.
possibly
through
no
Non-Skid
$
7.90
Fla
will linger long in our memory ns
requests all young women desiring 517 Commercial
r i*Street
j » Sanford,
I*
one of the old guard of Flnridn jour particular fault of their own.
employment to register nt the First
j30x3y2 N on-Skid
9.90 National Bank. t .. ,
nalism. We shall miss his wit nnd | Their criticisms are listened to
TRANSFER
with
good
nntured
patience,
hut
nre
his Pnrthinn shots nnd his editorial
AGNES G. BERNER, Chairman
CORRECTED
TO
NOV.
lfi,
1021
32x3 y2 Non-Skid 14.90
writings. We shall miss his assis forgotten as soon ns uttered.
“WE DELIVER THE GOODS"
The
views
of
the
cronic
kicker*and
tance in helping us to bring about
31x4
N
on-Skid
Southbound
D.
F.
SUMNER
15.90
Quick Service Transfer
better things in this part of the state. fault finder hnve less weight than
Arrive
Departs
Wo shall miss him as a brother edi those of any other adult dement of No.
Storage Facilities
PAINTER
83.......... 2:30 a.m.
Non-Skid 16.90
2:46 a.m. 32x4
tor first and um a real friend most of the human race.
If
we
please
you, tell others; II no
8:10 a.m.
LET MC PAINT YOUH HOUSE
When ho thinks lie is kicking his No. 27.......... *
tell
us.
Phone 498
all. His faults wo will bury in the
Non-Skid 17.90 Will Contract or Take Job Ijr th» Hon.
. . . . . 1< 4 0 !» ,!!!.
1:38 p.rn. 33x4
sands and his virtues will he pre tqwn he generally finds he is kicking No. 89..... .... 2:55 p.m.
PHONE HS
I I I LAUREL AVE.
3:20 p.m.
served forever in the tablets of our himself instead.—Exchange.
Non-Skid 18.90
No. 85..... .... 6:55 p.m.
7:10 p.m. 34x4
HOTELS
memory.
Sanford Machine #
Good-bye, old friend.
REAL MEDICINAL VALUE
Northbound
Hotel Montezuma
■
---------- o---------Foundry Co.
OF FLORIDA CITRUS FRUITS
Arrive
Departs
General .Machine nnd Boiler Works
“Sanford's New Hotel”
VAMPING THEM RIGHT.
Nn. 82 ... .... 1:48 a.m.
2:011 a.m.
11.50 Up Per Day
12:05 p.m.
Recent mcdicnl research lias dem No. 84......... ....11:45 a.m.
Automobile Flywheel Steel Gear
O rlnndo, Fin.
From tho way Thorn goes after onstrated beyond doubt that eitrus No. 80..... .... 2:35 p.m.
2:55 p.m.
hands in stock
chautauqua rgents, he must hnvo fruits are more necessary in tho gen No. 92..... .... 4:00 p.m.
•I’05 p.m.
Crank Shafts Re-turned
been stung, nnd from the description eral scheme of dietetics than was for N„. 28..... ....10:00 p.m.
of the person lie says nlwnys plays merly suppposed. It lias shown that
Sanford Steam Laundry
Trilby Branch
tho chief role, it must have been n the grapefruit or orange eaten us a
Arrive
"sweet ilarling, vnmpish" sort of fe- first course at breakfast is a most
Departs
FOR SERVICE
7:00 a.m.
Have a look at the
valuable body regulator. It has xNo. 100....
Call 14G-J
xNo, 24.....
3:25 p.m.
Winchester
Window.
xNo. 158....
7:00 a.m.
W. BAWLING, Prop.
HUGGESTIONH FOR SERV
7:00 p.m.
No. 22..... ....
ness,
and
that
there
are
few
persons
ING FLAG BRAND
THE BALL HARD
who cnniiot benefit hy their daily use.
PEAS
Leesburg
Branch
Acteylene Welding
"Citrus fruits may he fed to per
WARE CO.
Arrive
Departs
OF ALL KINDS
sons who have delicate stomachs,"
says the fruit Juice export of the xNo. 157..... ..... 3:55 p.m.
Stuff nn uggpiant with mashed
Sanford Welding Co.
United States Department of Agri No. 21....
peas and rice covered with
xNo.
101
......... ..... 5:50 p.m,
Located In Ragle Bldg., 205 Oak Ave.
culture. They introduce into tho
crumbs. When baked this is an
system salts and organic ucids which xNo. 25..... .... 1:30 p.m.
unusual delicacy.
No. 22
Season opens Nov. 20th.
Creamed pens are delicious
SANFORD DAILY HERALD
I
W5*
PEERLESS TIRES
t r a in I c m l e
W. R. Link Tire Co.
SPORTSMEN
G IL L O N &
FRY
OIL ’EM BOYS
with crumbs and browned
the oven.
In
FxNo.
Oviedo Branch
120.... .... 7:45 p.m.
largest hospitals in the country, xNo,
127.....
3:40 p.m.
r herself a dietitian of international
-Daily, except Sunday.
t
note. "They serve ns laxatives and
to ,combnt
conditions
arising
from
,
.
.
. . .
i It frequently happens that a highninlnutrlllon., T hay^aro refreshing lv.m1vorl,,Ne(1 ,)teturo Ulrn9 out ^ bo
i.
INSURANCE
R em em ber the Sabbath,
Electrical Contractors
b u t oh you 21st.
N. Y. LIFE INS/ CO. Phone 412
m
P ark Ave
THE BALL HARDWARE COMPANY
w . T. ROBERTS, Agent
I ‘
Sanford
—Get your. SciatoS'T**d* from Tli*
Herald—by the pound—15c,
iV ! ,ppHos of
kinds at The
Co- Wh«n you want
to .
jn this link, see The Herald.
W« have it or can get It.
Herald Want Ad today.
�...... jMBgmwMt - ^ * i - r : ^ r r : r;—
Areroar glassessatisfactory?
LARGEST CAPTIVE ELK
m
if_ I hLVu Ji m| AsI _. kt
i Ij p >■
® thorn8satisfactory 'for^yoS*18
Take Sa!t*f to* Flush Kidneys and
Neutralize Irritating Acids.
TOM MOQRE
Optometrist-Optician
Office Opp. P- 0 -
P h ° ne 1W
TRAPPERS TAKE NOTICE.
The law now re(lu,ro* that you “®*
euro n license to trap fur bearing ontmals or to chnso the sumo with dogs.
v0u nro required to secure this 11cenac, which will coat *1.00. I giva
thiB notice on account of the law being
new and shall oxpoct all Interested
parties to secure license before engag
ing In trapping of any nature.
E. F. HOUSEHOLDER,
County Judge.
ex pert
H. R. STEVENS,
R CANDIDATE FOR Only 30 more Days till Xmas
CITY COMMISSION
in s u r a n c e s e r v ic e
I represent progressive, modern In,urance old-line companies end am
prompt In rendering you expert serv
i c e in securing for you Juet whet you
want In life insurance on the plan
suited to your present and future
need. Endowment, monthly Income
plans, and automobile and fire inmrance. Wrlto or phone me to call.
W. J. THIGPEN.
t
*
H. W. NICKERSON
"The larguHt Elk in captivity," Is
w hat this man has been declared by
one of the brother Elks. He Is Charles
II. Shipman of Leesburg, Va„ and
weighs 4<W pimndH, In his home town
ho la declared to tie one of the real
hUMtlerx, ..ml I* one of the "biggest"
real estate men.
Society Gives Up Smoking.
Public Accountnnt; Audita—Systems
Smoking has become such a bour
Income Tax Service
geois hnhlt that many women of the
London aristocracy who have been us
Room 10 McNelll-Davls Bldg,
tobacco tire now shunning It, at
phono 852
Orlando, Fla. ing
least In public. Medical men here
have warned women frequently since
the war about the evil effects of overindulgence In cigarettes, hut It watf
not tint 1. smoking became a bourgeois
hnhlt that any dlGTerenee was noticed
5 OR G ROOM HOUSE unfurnished. In the smoking Imhltx of women of
the so-called "upper ten."
DR. WM. KERMODE
At the moment the use of tohneen
202-Gtp
Garner-Woodruff Bldg.
by women inis heroine abnorm al: be
sides, many tnlmeronlxta are mamtfaetaring small briar pipes for feminine
use. This has made (be Imhlt too com
mon to please eertala figures In so
ciety, and, In consequence, they have
Tcncher Piano and Harmony
given tip the weed. At some arlstoGraduate Chicago Musical College
eratle garden parlies recently few If
any women of the elect ventured to
Residence 710 Oak Are.
Phone 243 smoke openly. So whnt medical men
hnve been unable to do by their warn
ing Is being rapidly accomplished by
class pride.—St. l»nuls Post-Dispatch.
WANTED TO RENT
Edith Lucille Ball
GLOBE PIANO CO.
SAVE YOU MONEY
Write ua
Empire Hotel Block
ORLANDO. FLORIDA
SANFORD AUTO
EXCHANGE
Dependable Service
Power From Glacier.
On account of the scarcity of w ater
power In the Item district of Switzer
land, It Is proposed to utilize the water
from the glaciers In n system atic man
ner. The Hnehllls glacier Is the first
one selected; and by closing the n atur
al drainage and constructing n masonry dam, the engineers are to form a
storngu reservoir of 110,0(X),000 culdo
feet cupacity. Orlmel, which upon the
completion of the new dam 102 feet
long. 025 feet high by 202 feet wide at
the base ami 12 feet (1 Inches wide ut
the top, becomes tin* main storage
linsln for the entire Installation. Two
new power stations are to be construct
ed, developing 120.000 horsepower In
one and 00,000 horsepower In the oili
er.
Kidney*nnd Bladder weaknesses roBult from uric acid, says a noted au
thority. The kidneys filter this acid
from tho blood and pnss It on to tho
bladder, where it ofton remains to Ir
ritate and inflame, causing n burning,
scalding sensation, or setting up an
Irritation at the neck of the bladder,
obliging you to seek relief two or
threo tiniCB during tho night. Tho
sufferer is in constant dread, tho wa
ter passes somethlmcs with a scald
ing sensation and Is very profuse;
again, there Is difficulty in avoiding
it.
Bladder weakness, most folks call
It, because they enn't control urina
tion. While it is cxtrcmoly annoying
and sometimeso very painful, this is
renlly one of tho most simple ail
ments to overcome. Get about four
ounces of Jad Salts from your phar
macist and tnko a tnblcspoonful In a
glass of wnter before breakfast, con
tinue this for two or threo dnys. This
will neutralize the acids In tho urine
so it no longer is a source of irritntlon to tho bladder nnd urinary or
gans which then act normally again.
Jad Salts is inexpensive, harmless,
and is made from the acid of grapes
nnd lemon juice, combined with lithln,
and is used by thousands of folks who
nro subject to urlnnry disorders caus
ed by uric acid Irritation. Jad Salts
is splendid for kidneys nnd causes no
bad effects whatever.
Here you hnve a pleasant, efferves
cent lithla--vnter drink, which quick
ly relieves hlnddor trouble.—Adv.
HAD MIGHTY SUSPICIOUS LOOK
W ashington Correspondent Telle Of
Joke Played by Senators on
Veteran Capitol Barber.
Having served one term a i city
commissioner, and having had the
privilege of assisting in establishing
the -now form of government under
which wo are now working, and the
peoplo of Snnford having seen fit to
place my name in nomination for an
other term, I hereby announce my
candidacy for tho position of city com
missioner, to bo voted for on Decom
ber Gth next.
In making this announcement, I
hereby refer you to city records of ac
complishments of tho past two years,
and if olectod I expect to contlnuo to
work for good, clean government, nnd
for the interest of our city nnd its
people.
Yours very truly,
H. R. STEVENS.
11-21-tfc
NOTICE TO PUBLIC
TAX BOOKS ARE
NOW OPEN
State and County Tax
Books are now open for
the payment of taxes for
the year, 1921, a dis
count of 2% is allowed
for payment in Novem
ber, 1% in December.
Tax books close April
1st. Poll taxes for the
year 1921, for both men
and women, became due
November 1st, 1921.
Business and Occupa
tion Licenses became
due October 1st, and if
not paid, are delinquent,
as the law requires that
a license be procured be
fore conducting the bus
iness, profession or oc
cupation.
One of the most remarknlile things
about men. he they of high or low es
tate, Is that they never grow up.
Take for lustunce, that group of el
der statesm en In the United States
Semite.* Here Ib' the trick they were
caught pluylng on Hints, the old negro
barber at the eapltol, who Inis been
shaving them and their kind fur forty
years.
Sims Is a preacher and great Bibli
cal authority when lie is not shaving
senators. lie Is profoundly religious,
lie has confidence In Ills fellows.
So, when Sennlor Hurry New of Indiunti told Sims Mint he hud a present
for him, the venerable burlier walked
Into the trap all unsuspecting.
Tiie senator said lie wanted to be
stow his present In private. Hu and
Sims went Into uii anteroom. The sen
ator squatted down uml Sims did like
wise. The senator took from his pock
et u large-sized pair of dice and rolled
them out on the carpet. Sims watched.
At this moment a group of sena
tors, In the plot with New, hurst Into H.7-2WC—11-11-4WC
tiie room. There, apparently, were Sen
ator New and tiie old harbor, despite
For offlco supplies, stationery, etc.
his protestutlous of religion, sliootlng the Herald office.
craps. Tiie slulesineii wero horrified.
An employee of the Semite hud been
caught gambling. Slum, of all men,
had gone wrong afte r forty years;
Sims, whom they trusted liupllclty. It
was n enso that culled for drastic uctlon.—l'lilliidelphln Public Ledger.
JNO. D. JINKINS,
Tax Collector,
Seminole Co.
Foot of First St.
DRINK
Elder Springs Water. It* 00 08-100
*-t cent pure. Phone 31L
d a i i .y
hzrald
SQUIRE EDGEGATE —
ad,
He W on't Have to Steal A ny M ore Time
twe E v i d e n c e *
SHOWS THAT wHllE
IN D R RO DENT*
o f f ic e
vou
UNNLtEOHl*
)T C H “, 4 ^ ° _
E CO NST ABLE
afterw ard*
FOUND VO
riTHIT
want
of Sanford
ANNOUNCING THE OPENING OF OUR
:
a
Radiator Repair Shop!
Auto Radiators Repaired and New Cores in
stalled by Our Welding Process
GIVE US A TRIAL
C. R . B e r g q u i s t
207 French Ave.
Sanford, Fla.
Yeast Vitamon Tablets
Greatest Complexion
Secret
B anishes Skin E ruptions, P u ts On F irm Flesh.
If you want to quickly dear your akin aod
completion, put some firm, healthy flesh on
your tiones. increase your nervo force sod
power, mid look and (eel 100 |>er cent, better,
•Imply try taking two of M u tln 'i tiny yeaai
VITAMON 'fsblots with each nice] and watch
results. Mmatin's VITAMON Tabbi*ocmiad5 lets contain highly concentrated
ycut-vitniiiiiicfl ss well oa the twd
PIHI’ltS
other still more Important viUualne*
(Put Holublo A and Water Holuhle
STOP-SQUEAK
Vivid Obituary.
Died—Aged llfty-slx years, six
mouths and thirteen duys. He wus a
mlld-niaanored pirate, with a mouth
For Springs. Applied with a brush.
for whisky, lie came here In the
night with another man’s wife and
"Le Chef" Is an A rtist, Too.
Prevents broken springs and
Joined the church at the first seance.
"Chester, the original of Hlr Wil
stops squoaks
He owed us several dollars for the liam Orpun’B famous picture "I-e
pnpur, n large meat hill and you could Chef," which the a rtist had presented
hear him pray six blocks, lie died to tho Royal academy us his diploma
singing, "Jesus paid It all," and we work, Is now chef of tho grill at tho
think he Im right—he never paid any Iloynl Paluco hotel, Kensington, Lou
thing himself. He was burled In an don.
asbestos casket, and Ids friends threw
The mamigcr of the hotel, being In
palm leaf fans In his grave, as lie may Purls on business, called, out of cu
need them.—Montjiellor (N. I>.) Mag riosity, at tho Hotel Chatham to see
the chef whose p o rtrait hud attracted
net.
i
such
attention. * in
conversation
glvo tickets with ooch purchase
Stopping a Hemorrhage.
"Chester” would talk of nothing lint
good for 5% in trade
Dr. F. U. Illlgenbcrg has u novel n wonderful new sailed he hud Just
mndo.
The
m
anager
sampled
It
uml
method of slopping hemorrhage. Writ
ing In tlm Ilellruegu Zur Klllilschei: realized, to his own phrase, Mini
riilru rg ie (Tetihliigen) lie describes "C hester I h, In his own way, ns great
trad in g with us
eases In which In* cut u piece i*f inns- un artist ns Hlr William Orpeu."
He Immediately offered him o very
clo from near the site of the hem
orrhage. used II ns n plug or pint'll sulistiinllul salary In return for his
and sewed It Into place, always slop services during the season. "Chester"
p in g ''the How of blood. He tlllnlo ut first refused to leave Parts, hut
finnliy succumbed to what Is Kith! to lie
there Is sonic rlieinlciil netloii In
tho largest salary un asslslniit chef
Uou to the iiiecliiinlcul effect.
bus over earned.—London Times.
You Can Save Money
I
The Peoples Bank
Although my ontlro plant was de
stroyed by fire Saturday night, I am
now propnred to tnko enro of all old
nnd new customers for any kind of
cement work. Cnll at 20G Park avonuo.
200-0tp
A. L. ROY.
Spark Plugs, Wire and
Cable
GREASE
' OIL
GASOLINE
We do square,
straight-forward
Repair work and
“WE DO IT FOR
LESS”
We will not gay “Do Your Christmas Shopping
Early.” Too many have said it before arid It Is aP
most a joke. But we can say without fear of jok
ing or contradiction that if you have been saving
your money through our plan that doing your
Christmas shopping will cause you no fear because
you will hnve that nest egg from which to draw.
—IN SHOPPING AND IN EVERYDAY LIFE—
It comes to you with full force that.you have not
been saving ns you should. There is nothing gives
you ho much independence as a Bank Account.
Come in and let us tell you about it. Christmas
t.i ii
i! h o m o to you with full force.
O f W h a t U>. A r . D . a u l l l u l
F m I u i . i If Y o u H a ve
Uylr
S h in , F l a b b y F la .ti, Hollow
C h . a k , o r a S c r a w n y N.cUT
M a r l i n ' . VITAM ON T . b l . t .
a r . I 'n .l U y . t y ( J u a u n l r . i l t o
C l .a You N .w t l a . l h flasu ty
• m l a M ora
contrary, nro a great all
c om e i-oii. Ilpatlon and a. n gaaernl conditioner
of the wliolo system. Pimple*, boils and (Ida
eruptions aeoin to vanish like magic under their
iiunfyimr influence, the completion twcomew
fresh nnd beautiful, tho clieaka rosy instead of
a
�THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 28,1921
PAGE FOUR
BROTHERHOOD OF ST. ANDREW
Shoe Repairing-—Hand Work
BANQUET
■■■■■■■**
Tho men nnd boys of the four chap
ters of the Brotherhood of St. An Stono’s Rich Fruit Cake.- -L. P. Mcdrew of Holy Cross Parish sat down Culler.
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to their annual banquet Sunday after
It Was Made Clear that it Would be Our Policy to Stage
noon nt 4 p, m. This bnnquot given GGfl cures Chilla and Fever. - 10fl-lGtc
by tho Rev. Father Peck is nn annual
nnd most interesting event in the lifo
Have your watches nnd Jewelry re
o f Sanford U. S. A. Tho boys and paired at McLaulin's. Two first c I as s
men, some fifty strong, enjoyed with watch makers. Prompt service.
SOCIAL CALENDAR
W. W. C. Smith nnd fnmlly of Ocaln hearty appetites two beautifully roast
140-tfc
In a Shoe Store there Ib nn Accumulation of odds and ends
ed
pigs
served
wholo
on
tho
dish,
each
spent
tho
week
end
hero
nt
tho
MontoMonday:
and other goodB on which
,
holding
a
rosy
upple
in
his
mouth.
In n small town, an Important citTho Woman's Chib will entertain at zumn.
With
English
poas,
sweet
corn
nnd
zen is any mnn who holds a few
a reception In honor of Miss Eliza
II. N. nrock, of Cnrrollton, Gn., was sweot potntoes, olives, pickles, fruit mortgages.
beth Skinner, of Dunedin, and Mrs.
i
salad, ice crenm, cake, coffeo nnd co
Ernest McGownn Gnllowny, from n business visitor hero Saturday.
coa.
Tho
boys
declared
thoy
had
the
To
prevent
a
cold
tako
C
G
G
.
100-lGtc
Con Be Featured Starting
4 to 0 o’clock.
K. L. Mock, of Iaesburg, was in best feast of their life.
American Legion will givo a banquet
Chris Matthews enrved nt ono ta Electricians, quick service, supplies
and cabaret at the Vnldoz hotel at tho city Saturday mingling with his
ble and Wnltor Itouth performed at and fixtures.—Treadwell Etectrlc Co.,
many
friends
nnd
transacting
busi
eight o’clock.
another.
■
opp. Postoffico. Telephone 192.
Saturday—Tcmplo Pipe Organ Club ness.
We will Offer Some Styles nt Reductions from Original j
After all had fensted to tho limit,
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will hold their Christmas Bazaar
Prices
a
Father Peck gave tho boys a nico litMr.
and
Mrs.
W.
I).
Sutton,
Misses
■
and Cooked Food snlo nt Moore’s
i
Willie Mae nnd DorotHy Sutton, of tie talk and called on tho nbwly eloct- To break a cold take 606.
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Optical Parlors, on First streot.
Chnttnnoogn, Tonn., Hpent tho week ' cd director of tho Senior chapter, Mr.
Mondny—Womnn’s Club will enter end hero nt tho Montczumn.
i Matthews for a few words. Mr, Mat*
When pcoplo prayed for victory,
tain nt a reception honoring Miss
Guess the Nearest Number of Beans in the Jar in the Win- *
_____
i thews in his speech, told of tho work they probably didn’t realize that it
Elizabeth Skinner, of Dunedin,
dow and you can hnvc n Pair of Shoes FREE. One guess *
II, F. Lawrence, of Jacksonville, was of the Chapter for tho last year Just
president of tho Federation of Wo in the city Saturday attending to closed and outlined his program for would come collect.
■ with each purchase.
I
■
men’s Clubs, nnd Mrs. Ernest Mc business, making his headquarters nt tho coming year, calling on all tho fifio cureii Mnlnrlal Fever.
100-lGtc
Gownn Gnllowny, vice-president, nt the Montezuma
-See Later Announcementhoys for their assistance in pushing'
_____
Inrge, from 4 to 0 o’clock, nt tho
forward this work. Next Fnthor Peck
House wlrJng nt rJght prlccfl nnd
Club Rooms.
C. E. Raynor, of East Port, N. Y., called on Joe Melsch, captain of the electric work of all kinds.—1Treadwell
Westminster
Club will meet at tho was registered at the Montezumn Junior Basket bull team, who spoke Electric Co., opposlto Postoffico. Tclo.
homo of Mrs. R. C. Bower, on Sunday.
to tho boys of bis team encouraging phone 192.
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Fourth street, nt 7:30 p. m.
them for more practice and work.
_____
American Legion Banquet nnd Calm(md Mrs. W. I.. Trapp and son Next Fnthor Peek called on Robert
Eggs, 55c dozen,—L. P. McCullcr.
ret, nt the Valdez lintel, nt eight w,,ri, among those stopping at the Robinson, who was our delegate to
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o'clock.
Montezuma Sunday.
the National Convention of tho BrothI
Monday:—Circle No. I, will meet nt
-------echoed »t Norfolk, Vn. Mr. Robinson
One of the influences that cause
the home of Mrs. L P. Hagan, on
Word has been received stating that told of the 1,G00 delegates at that one to desire higher and; better
Park nvenue, at 3 o’clock.
J, M. Neely is very ill at a hospital convention from all over tho U. S. Hu things is a charge account.
Tuesday—Pipe Organ Club will meet in Atlanta, where ho went to attend told of the enthusiasm of these doloFirst Niit’l Bunk Annex
ut the home of Mrs. A. M. Phillips, n banquet given by tho New York gates nnd brought back to Sanford
Whoatsworth Biscuit, reni Graham
"
The Family Sltoc Store "
on Oak avenue, at 3:30,
Life Insurance Co. His many friends many valunble ideas for our home crackers, 100 per ce.it wholo wheat.
Wednesday—St. Agnes Guild will in Sanford wish him a speedy rocov- 1 work. His talk besides being on tho —L. P. McCullcr.
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meet at the Parish House at 3:00 cry.
religious and educational side also
%,Cfi-<Oi>cr
SEE 0l,,! W,ND0W
cr
o’clock.
told uh about the most interesting trip
fuel nun•ttuIWFf.
Van
Camp's
tall
cream,
$fi,50
por
Wednesday—Miss Zne Munson will
Mr, and Mrs. Frank Lane and to Jamestown. Wm. H. Holden, next
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entertain nt an evening bridge par daughter, Miss Noll, of DeLand, were was called nnd si>oko of tho social life case.—L. P. McCullcr.
ty complimenting Miss Adelaide hero yesterday on a visit to their son, of the It. S, A. Again Father Peck
Aomo people use correct English,
Wheatsworth, reul wholo wheat
Higgins, whose marriage to Mr.Lu- Edward Lane, and other friends. Mr. introduced In his clover wny Lyle and some use English that everybody
pure
graham flour.—L. P. McCullcr
cus McLeod takes place in Du- Lane is recovering from a recent op-! Tapp, who told us of his trip through understands.
combor.
^
oration nnd his many Sanford friends the West, who said that he had learn_____
Thursday—Holy Cross Guilds will Urt. glad to see* him restored to health cd how to appreciate our Brotherhood ■
...
..
........, inn i r .
Hupmobile makes fin
hold their annual bazaar and supper „gnin.
'
) hero on account of not/being able to f
1 k'
c
'
al reduction, open mod
nt tho I’nriHh House.
_____
find a Brotherhood chapter in Pueblo1 __
...
t
n
lhursdny Mrs, Charles Fodder will
PARTY FOR HUN STEELE
'and other cities of tho west. \\\ii.
illlR IT lO D ll© R lllk C S 1111- els, $1250, Detroit.—B.
ADDITIONAL LOCAL s
afternoon by Mrs. Harry Dickson at
her homo In Orlando, honoring Miss
Adelnide Higgins, whoso marriage to
Mr. Lucas McLeod takes placo in De
MR8. FRED DAIGER, Society Editor, cember were: Mrs. Joe Chittondon,
Phono S17-W
Mrs. Hnl Wight, Mrs. LaVerno Hurt,
I f r a n k n r e a n y I r l c n i i v t a l t l a * y o n Miss Lcttio Caldwell, Mrs,
C. It.
Kirtley, Miss Snrn Wight, Mrs. Aylette Fitts, Mrs. B. L. Perkins, Mrs.
W, E, Halley nnd Mrs. Geo. Woiland.
S O C IE T Y
K
,i i ;
W hen W e O pened
S A L E S
REDUCED PRICES
Thursday, Dec.
1st!
ONE PAIR FREE
ijOUCH! LUMBAGO!
RUB PAINS FROM
SORE, LAME BACK
rir»wronJe
BriZtocCRjb.
rH«bf thu Mur*. ,[t W
ft"
’* i*«-:S
f 08;;beW
HH™
rle Matrons Ilridge
, “ **»y, ,"o
. w<l llf *<>»■
' “How
was
bou“' " W T * "‘l al reduction, open mod- & 0 . MOTOR CO., San- RUB BACKACHE AWAY WITH A
t..,. „ ,, ,
,|
,
I pie that assembled lhursdny evening 11 >w 00 wnfl M
SMALL TRIAL BOTTLE OF
gave a good account els, .$1250,
$1250, Detroit.—B. ford.
' T .k IT ,
th.- tio.nv of Mr.. K. M. Carr.,1 m h™ "'' ■"<* Bill?
188
-tfc
OLD “ST. JACOBS OIL”
. Heights
i. i . ,
some boys
w triod to toll him & 0 . MOTOR CO., San„ per ,nt the 1 urish House.
lllu
,of Homo
the
•<lt
H°yH who
Saturday Mrs. J. S. Parrott will on-r |10
, y w .riven in honor of Hint 11,0 I}oy Scouts wore bettor than j’n r f l
'Permits were issued Inst month
Back hurt you? Cnn’t straighten
tortain the members of tho Every ^
jjen gtoo| wi, . .. gun.inv the B. S. A., and Billy downed thorn j
188-tfc for n total of 121 new houses, eight up without feeling sudden pains, sharp
» r^
! l nt h0r nP,‘rt> - . n r ? o r Now OHoans l h e ' ho in each argument. Father Pock next'
npnrtment houses, sixty-eight gnr- aches nnd twinges?
Now listen!
called for the Brotherhood Hymn to
As
wo
understand
it,
the
present
n£
nn(,
ono
kot
c]»
SBya
tho
St.
That’s
lumbago,
Bcinticn
or maybe
Saturday—Children's Story hour will W‘l! °"tor “ thool°K,cal
Indoor be sung ami it was worth anybody's worldc°oiHct
iM
between
principles
j
j»etcra,JurB
*r(m
(x8i
The
report
is
oxfrom
n
strain,
and
you’ll
got
relief tho
be held at Central Park at 4:001 Dlir"lK th° T " 1"'1
,M
gnmcH were enjoyed as well as mu while to hear fifty boys and men sing nnd nppetitics.
o’clock.
cellent,
and
building
activities
show
moment
you
rub
your
back
with
soothIbis
hymn.
Again
Father
Peck
called
sic and songs.
no indication of Hlnckenlng. Homes ing, penetrating "St. Jncobs Oil.”
on our newly elected vico-director,
Appllnchicolu oysters.—L. I*. Mc are needed for homo people, and new- Nothing oIhc takes out soreness, lameMl«« lluby Miikur, who lin, buon tho
..............
. on the
.no
1Tom Meredith. Tom
spoko
Cullcr.
203-tfc comers In Sunshine City nnd builders ness nnd stiffness so quickly. You
hou,. *uo,t of Mf,. W. J. Marring* calt0 th„ yomg peop|e
lhelr
•wimmlng imrtlo, ut tho luko, und
ton, has returned to her home in Han
are doing their very best to catch up simply ruh it on your back nnd out
parture, everyone declaring they bad othor outings tho Brothorhood hnd GflU cures Bilious Fever.
100-lGtc with the prpcosslon seeking shelter. , comes the pain. It is harmless and
ford.—Orlando Hcntinel.
enjoyed
during
thu
past
season.
Ed
a grand time.
doesn't burn the skin.
Those who enjoyed the occasion ward Brady said ho was slowly grasp Do you need cicatrical fixtures for
Mrs. Gus l.infus (nee Annie Mring
the
B.
H,
A.
Idea
ami
he
believed
A
genera!
re'uctance
to
compro-1
Limber up! Don’t suffer! Get «
, , , , ,Chapter
. .
hi I your home? If so got our prices boUermlt) left Saturday for her home were: Misses Ruby Roy, Ivy Layton, .thoi tSanford
hard Htnnll trial bottle of bill, honest "St.
was on a solid’;
,
mlse
arouses
the
fenr
that
Gladys
Adams,
Mamie
Knto
Williams,
in Columbia, H. C,, after spending two
rock foundation, Amos Wlmhish told furo you buy.—Treadwell Electric Co., winter won't cause ns much suffer- Jacobs Oil" from nny drug store, nnd
Carrie
Stanley,
Ruth
Whittle,
Essie
weeks hero with her aunt, Mrs. J.
| after using it just once, you'll forget
how the Hrothcrhood Impressed him opposite I’ostofflce. Telephone 192.
207-fltc ing ns bard heads.
N. Robson. Her many friends regret Whittle, Mnyme Steele, Carrie Stan during the short time he has boon
that you ever bad backache, lumbago
that she had to leave so soon as they ley, Ruth Whittle, Essie Whittle, May- with it.
or
sciatica, because your buck will
The Ladies Union ox tho Congrega
When the world disarms our forts
wore expecting her to spend tho win mo Steele, Adole Rines, Mary Hell
Win.
Gillon,
who
was
present
with
Allen, Virginia DoCourscy, and Mrs.
won't be a total loss. We can con tlonnl church will hold thoir annual nover hurt or cnusu “"Y "i0™ minty.
ter here.
bazaar and cooked food salo December 11 ,,ovor disappoints nnd has been recE. Harper, A. C. Williams, W. C. Do his father at the Fathers and Hoiih vert them into mail cars.
banquet
has
interested
his
father
in
17th. Place to be announced later. | ommonded for GO years.-Adv.
J. P. Stockman, R. II. liurnott, E. Courscy, E. M, Carroll, Hen Steele, the brotherhood and hopes that his
207-Tuo-Frl.-4tc
K. Rogers und W. J. Dominick left yes Hurko Steele, Urcnton Crenshaw, father will now be an active member. Kub-.My-TIsm, a pain killer. 19G-15tc
WHO IS SYLVIA7
Newton
Stcnstroni,
Newton
Lovell,
terday In tho Stockman enr for their
Alton Gunter told the gathering of
The
eighty-pnssenger
capacity
1
Roy
McNnb,
Lloyd
Layton,
Tom
HroThe Ladles of the Presbyterian
homo in Greenwood, H. C., after spend
What is she7 Come to the Parish
tlierson, E. Harper, Messrs, Williams, a little bunting expedition lie und Church will bold their Christmas Hn- steamer Avalon, formerly operated
ing several duyH here with friends. 1 . ,
...
, „ .
Father Peek and others had. James
in the north by the Pennsylvania rail- House lhursdny nnd Friday nights to
T„oy .l,a viHltotl .............. ml oihor I "
'T
Hoolehan spoke on how much lie en innr, Dec. 2 and 3, 1921. 167-u.n.w.tfc road, hut recently put in repair and Hee>
t*1e Ruessers. A prize
Henderson,
and
Frederick
Rines.
places on the West Const,
joyed thu pig. We hnd a visitor from
her
T here arc happy, restful homes; brought to Tampa, will go on the y a rd e d the first person guessing
212-lte
Virginia,
Mr.
Wade,
who
spoke
for
a
Tampn-St. | Petersburg run, making ‘ ent
correctly,
PIPE ORGAN
MisH May me Mero tuts returned
„
. , ..
, few minutes encouraging tho men and and then there are homes where ev- two round trips daily, according to
On
acn.unt
of
the
Womans
Club;,
thoir
work.
,M
k
Mhh,)M
i
)U
h
!
u
urything
is
tidy
and
immaculate
home from Orlando where she spoilt
..announcement made by C. C. Gam- ^ WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
ception this afternoon tho Pipe (^r
Q r-I|( ritfht go0l, epocch u, UinK aj, th e 1
------the week end with Miss Mildred Hick reception
glut Club will not meet this afternoon 1boys for co-operation in the work,
CHICKEN DINN'FT, Sunday noon hie, master of the ernft.
son at Jefferson Court Apartments.
J. T, Reeves is 110 longer connected
ns first announced, but will meet to -1
1
,,,,
, , .
. .. \ami asking those who do not play lins- and evening, Gray Gables, 011 the
Help
a
youngster
win
the
prize.
Huy
w**h
mo in any wny, nnd I am not rc.Miss Mildred Dickson, of Jefferson
<Tuesday) afternoon at the kpl
to lmck up thoi!0 who (lp, bench, Senbicczc, Flu, Phone 491,
a
IQc
ticket
redeemable
nt
the
Eplsfor any money, fertilizer, or
74-Frl-St-flm
Court
^ourt, Orlando, was tho guest of her inmi’
* hillipa, on Oak „ nv xilli» raid it was
\
the best or Free bath houses,
------ropnt
Bnznar
Decemher
1st
nnd
2nd,
#nylhing
ho
may charge to me. lho
'
*
*.........................—
Avenue
nt
3:30.
sister, Mrs. Chris Matthews, Thanksganization lie know and does not want
HENRY
FORI)
tins
adapted
tho
at
the
Parish
House.
171-tfc
nffrooment
I
declare broken-nm! ut
giving day.
to belong t<r nny othor. Louis Shipp
EVERY WEEK BRIDGE CLUB
uso
of
the
GIANT
"EXIDE"
Hatter-------nn
L
'nt,<
spoke on better attendance of mem
MRS. M. B. ALLISON.
Mrs. W. E. Watson was tho grac
ics for Ford cars. We givo service,' FOR SALE—Eight room nouso with
Harry Forran, of Eustis, was the
bers.
••
bath. Immediate possession. Smnll
^ n ^ *Hp •
guest of Ida sister, Mrs. I). L. Thrnsh- ious hostess Saturday afternoon at a
At this point Rov. Father Peck buy, soil and exchange butteries for
bridge
party,
the
guests
including
on
makes automobiles, genuine payment down, long time on lmlnnco.
T_
T
or yesterday afternoon.
turned the meeting over to Director nil
ly the members of the Every Week
"EXIDE" service. (Jot the best.— See Lime or address Box 782, DayrlO W ITTt i n y DCHIIS III
Matthews,
nnd
Mr.
Matthews
called
Club.
RAY’ BROTHERS, phono 548. lOfl-tfc tom., Fin.
io9-Tu-s«t-4w the Jar? See the ad.
Among tho Sanford people attend Of exceptional Interest was tho for u rising vote of thanks for Father
ing tho bridge party given Saturday game of bridge played during tho af Peck, for thin sumptuous banquet, Gub-My-I’lsni for Rheumatism.
Sell It with n Herald Want Ad
TRY A DAILY HERALD WANT AD.
nnd frr tne good, Father Peck has
ternoon, high score being inade by
lUfl-lfitc
done for Sanford thronugh the Broth
Mrs. E. M. Galloway.
erhood.
v
j i Thoso enjoying Mrs. Watson’s corPerhaps you have noticed that pri
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SUIT YOU
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being given Miss Adelaide Higgins, a #
charming hri.lo-uloct of December,
was the hrldgo party given Snturduy *
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■ afternoon by her sister, Mrs. Harry
a Dickson at her homo in Orlando, Tues
PARISH HOUSE KAGENDA It.
day afternoon Mrs. Ay lette Fitts and
Holy Cross Parish House
Mrs. Hal Wight will entertain at a
Nov.
27.—Brotherhood of St. Anmiscellaneous shower and bridge, Wed-,
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nes.lay ovoning MisH Zoo Munson will ,lr“w ."® r * , „
entertain nt bridge honoring Misti
Hoc. 1-2.—Holy Cross Rnznar.
Higgins. Several parties will bo glVPcc’
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! . Standpatter: One who endures a
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MEETINGS
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How many beans in ,m,ch troubl° to imlne° the shoo,
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tlie Jar? See the ad.
TRY A DAILY K IAA LS WAVY AO.
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els, $1250, Detroit.—B.
& O. MOTOR CO., San
ford.
188-tfc
Jones' Dniry Farm little link snusago.—L. P. McCullcr.
203-tfc
Soveral hundred tin-can tourists
assembled in the DcSota Pnrk pavil
ion nnd entortalnmont ball one night
H'cently and were entertained by a
pnrk. Tho program was given under
tho auspices of th0 Now York and
Now Jersey tourists.
NEWBERRY’S DRUG STORE
Phone 36
204-tfc
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You can m ak e m oney buying: f o r advance.
You a re g o in g to build a hom e o n e o f these
days, w hy n o t select a lot now, a n d p ay fo r it
by easy stag es.
If you h av e some m oney, will build one or
tw o houses.
S an fo rd is m oving, don’t w ait, get in th e
gam e now.
M e is c h R e a lty C o m p a n y
A. P. CONNELLY
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PA Fair and coolor Monday;
PA Tuesday fair. Colder In the
PA South.
j. G. Ball went to Jacksonville to- rt»
dsy on a business trip.
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aid.
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Famollo of
Oviedo were among the visitors to
the city yesterday.
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It looks bettor, it looks better.
Bather dark this
morning und a touch of chillinoas from the north which
might presage a cold spell
of somo sort. Just think
of it, friends. A little cold
wenther right now would
mean thousands of dollars
for nil of us. Can wo get
it? Well you know Lucky
Sanford and tho seventh inning nnd it is now tho Inst
half of the sixth. How did
you like our Billion Dollnr
Band yosterdny and our Million Dollar Pavilion?
!»:I0 A. M. NOV. 28, 1921
Maximum ................... 80
Minimum ..................... 07
Bnnge ........
08
Barometer .................110.00
Bain ...............
01
Southwest anil cloudy.
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the funeral of Chris. Codrlngton at Fa
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W. L. .Morgan spent Sunday with a
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throughout his territory.
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Several from DcLand nnd Orlando U
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and other cities will nttioid the Le
gion dinner-dance nt the Valdez ho s to to to to t o to to to to
le! tonight,
Bert Melville mid Melville's comA number of special sales will be
ari' 1,1 th‘‘
»»‘l their ninny
pulled ofT by the Sanford merchants Hanford friends are glad to see them
to encourage Christmas trndc. Sco ^t“ro ^or 11 week. Melville never fnila
the Daily Herald for real bargains.
16 Dltjaa« tll° peoplu nnd he has a fine
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show this season. Watch the Herald
Melville’s Comedians 'start a week’s ^°r
programs and attend the
engagement tonight in' tho big tent
°» th« '‘ike front in the liig
on First street, near the postoffico. **»«w *»"
■Inset in tho big tent.
They need no introduction to Sanford.
HOLY CROSS BAZAAR AND SUPpeople.
PER
Many folks from Orlando and sur
rounding cities were here yesterday, Bazaars are ns numerous nt this
afternoon attending the hand c o n - . , reason as in Ih^o streets of Cairo, but
cert and pnviliou dedication on the °no that you really can’t afford to
lake front.
1miss, is the one held by tho Women’s
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■Guild of the Holy Cross Parish, on
Mr. nnd Mrs. Harry Brown nnd Thursday and Friday, December 1st
son, Joe, of Lakeland, wore here a “"<• 2nd «t
Improved and onlurgshort time today cn route to attend L’^ l>ar'-sh House which will just bo
the Codrlngton funeral. Mr. Brown reml>' for them* Not on|y aro tho8°
is editor of the Lakeland Telegram. , wom«n fttmoU8 u« R°°‘l cook* nn*
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generous servers, but there aro to bo
The signs of colder weather are o b -'unui,unl nntl uni<luo f««‘u1rcfl tlhi" y°nr*
views tdny', although tho weather re- An f ,ontnl "treot, with booths repreport does not state that any special B»ntln« flcvornl nationalities will dis
coid snap will take place. The *
a»0 ’ work aprons, hand made
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.in ..the weather will .help
, the
.. lingerie,
things, candy
change
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growing plants. Tho Girls Friendly
lettuce crop greatly.
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Society will represent Porto Blew nnd
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I have drijwn work for sale. Boys and
Tin* many iriends of J. M. Neeley giris 0f tho various organizations nru
will regiet to learn that he was taken se||jnK tickets for 10c each, which
suddenly 111 ’n Atlanta, while attend- ->,ay j)e npplUmI oil any purchase et tho
ing n life insurance convention, nnd is bnznar. There will bo u tableaux tho
now in n hospital in that city and Is ja8t evening showing some of the
very low.
I now fashions. Baumel has charge of
-------: this, nnd the models displayed are
' Messrs. Marsh, Nelson antf Huff from that shop. Sylvia will make her
left Saturday for New York where j entrnneo and be seen on the street at
they will complete tho plans for tho t 9 o’clock each evening. The last evnew cold storago plnnt. Mrs. Huff, onlng she will disclose her identity
nnd little daughter will spend the \
th« Person who hna firMt Kue’,8Lnl
winter here, much to the delight of It correctly, will ho awarded the prize.
"W ho is S ylvia? W hat Is She?
the mnny friends of the family.
And the supper, the first night a
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chicken dinner for $1.00 per plate.
Col George W. Knight' s limping, Ufjtcn to tho nicnu:
around .like he had just returned
Boast chicken with dressing and
from the wars. He had the misfor gravy, cranberry sauce, macaroni with
tune to sprain one of his ankles tho tomato sauce and your choice of now
other day stepping off n porch nnd he potatoes with crcnm sauce or rice.
has Joined tho cripples’ brigade for n Sanford lettuce with dressing, May
few weeks, hut It doesn’t keep him onnaise or boiled; hot home made
from attending to business ns usunl. rolls; lemon or pumpkin pie or orange
and apricot tee with cake. Tea or
Tho hoys of the Illirh School foot coffee. Doesn’t it sound good? The
hnll team returned from Dnytonn second night an oyster supper a’ la
vesterdny. They were defeated by carte, cocktails, stew or fry. Mrs.
the DoLnnd eleven, hut they put up Bumph’s potato salad, chicken sand
a onmn fight nnd were almost victor wiches, hot rolls again and the same
ious when several penalties put on desserts. Be sure and come. Sup
them carried them hark nnd look per served from 5 p. m. until the good
victory from them. They nil had a things are gone.
I'nod time, however, nnd feel that
Buy It with a Herald Want Ad.
Ihey put up the gnmo of their lives.
JUST A FEW SPECIALS
30x3
...........................................$ 8-75
3 0 x 3 1 4 ................................
9-80
3 4 x4
17*50
3 5 x 4 1 4 ............................................. 26.50
34x4 C ord ......... .......................... 25.50
Guaranteed Firsts
O th er sizes in proportion.
If it’s n ecessary fo r th e Auto, we have it
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VULCANIZING
P in t tnd Elm Ah .TV
Phone 447-W
SAYS WAR HELPED RELIGION
Bio FlQht M ad. S o ld i.r. B .t t .r Man,
It Aiiertiorf Made by Man Who
Knows Them.
Tho AnicHer a sob. or cume nut of
the war with more religion than he
went In, according to Itev.’Hunry Bus
sell Talbot, canon of the National
cathedral al Washington, who urines
to ilel'i'iid the doughboy from the libel
that the "war ruined him.”
"Me Is a better man for having been
lu the army," asserts the cnhon, refer
ring to the veteran, the Slurs and
Stripes slates.
Canon Talbot was senior chaplain of
the First division of the Atiierlciin ex
peditionary forces. In a communica
tion to national ticudi|iiarter» of the
Amerlcnn Legion at Indianapolis lie
admits the American, as lie saw Idm
In France, was ‘‘uncommonly timid lu
the exercise of Ids religion. He was
frightened at Ills own religious shadow
or he might have been grossly ignor
ant of the content and practice of Ids
rollgluu."
But as the First division's senior
chaplain, the canon was In charge of
all the private belongings of the t.SOti
Americans killed lu the ten days' light
ing lu (he Argonne, and In nine out of
every ten of tho men's kits found u
crucifix, scapular, prayerhook or tuslnmold. "And In those days," Canon
Talltol writes, “the First division wal
nut carrying anything It d d not deem
essential.'
"There was u kind o£ collectivism
which outruns the ordinary slumlords
of honesty,** declares the caima, "but
underneath there was Implicit, if not
explicit, reverence for ilic Soil of
Man.*’
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f o r Mhm
Ladies, don’t you rem e m b er th e tim e you h ad la s t C h ristm a s try in g to
locate a nice p a ir of w arm house slippers fo r H IM ? H ad to send o u t of
town fo r them , d id n ’t you?
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TH EM M©W
and a nice line o f them , too. W e su g g e s t th a t you call an d pick o u t th e
p a ir or p airs you w a n t fo r th is y e a r an d we will lay th em aside fo r you j
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until you w an t them .
HOLIDAYS ARE NOT FAR OFF NOW
r M £/& /?£ m
ir Z S O / £ £ £ f? £ k L
S a n fo r d , F la .
REVEAL THEIR ARMY TRAINING
Ex-Service Men tm tinctlvcly Line Up
When a Crowd la Waiting to
Be Served.
Army training still m anifests It.-clf
lu civilian life, and funner suhlters
autom atically fall Into line when they
must wait to he served, lo the iiiiuj
the men spent ii great deal of Uielr
time waiting In line for mess, drawing
stuff from the supply sergeant and a
dozen other purposes,
,
The old army training revealed It
self strongly during the reeeut hot
spell at the Brooklyn Central Y, M.
O. A„ when apparently most of the
10,IKK) members sought lo take advan
tage of the swimming pool. Crowds
of young men stormed the locker
rooms eaeli evening. The ex-service
men set the example hy lining up mid
taking their turns to reach tho gate.
As each elevator dlsemharked Its load
the former soldiers autom atically went
to the rear. Younger men who had
not Im * Ids training and sought to
edge la
tip the lino were promptly
pulled out idol sent to their station.
No ex-service man who has stood In
line to draw a pair of socks or get a
mess kit full of “slum" will jiermlt
anyone to get ahead of him.
Varying Strength of Sunlight
There Ift practically no such thing
ns ovcrJIglitlng, writes J. H. Kurlnndor, In describing for the (leneral Sci
ence Qdnrterly a series of tests made
hy the lighting service department of
the Edison lamp works. He adds: "In
vestigation of places wfilch are said to
ho overlighted will usually show that.
If anything, they are glaringly underlighted."
These tests showed that sunlight III
an open field m easures 8,000-foot <au
dio power (which means that It gives
the Illumination that would he given
hy 8,000 candles a foot distant). Hunllght In a street between Imlldlng*
measures '1,000-foot candles. Shadow
In a street between buildings measures
.'100; under a tree In the open, (SOU. The
light on an office desk next to a south
window has un Intensity of 1infant
candles; one ten feet In, 70, and one
18 feet III, (V0. At Inside benches be
tween two exposures only 20.
The Qullelei* Yokel.
Jam es It. Howard, president of the
Farm Bureau federation, said In
Washington the other day:
"The farm er. Is going to market Ids
own product hereafter. The farmer
of the past, who let the middleman
collar all the profit of the farm, was
more guileless Hum Cornelius Husk.
"Corn. Husk, you know, came to
New York to see his uncle, lie got
off nt the Pennsylvania station and
asked a policeman how long n walk
It was to Ills uncle’s place.
•"You'd bettor take the devilled,'
Hie policeman said, handing hack the
card with the address on II. ‘It's a
seven-mile walk to where you're
going.’
•"Well, by crlniis, I'll walk her.
anyhow,' said Corn Husk.
'Seven
miles, though 1 Say, ain’t there no
short cut across the fields?"
Memorial for Baxter Doga.
At the summer home of Governor
B axter of Maine oil Mackworth Island,
Casco bay, aro hurled all tho dog*
owned by him which have died since
1887, Miys a Boston dlspatch^to the
Now York Times. The governor Is now
Inning miido a bronze tulilot, giving
Hie names and record of Hiesu niilmals,
This wilt rest on* the face of a big
granite bowlder, around which thq
dogs have been buried.
The dogs wore all of iho same fam
ily and strain of Irish sellers. The
first end great grandm other was Glen
earn, given lo tliu governor In 1887 hy
Ids father, the late .lames P. llnxtei
of Portland, Me,
The governor 1iu« raised about sev
i-tify live of these do;fs, and while he
Jin'* * i'd a foe-, m W of those he ha*
nor M il 'a c e i o it uM’en to friends
FORREST LAKE STATES IIIS
POSITION.
To the Voters of Sanford:
It lias come to my attention that
efforts arc still being nindo to huvu
tho people believe that if elected City
Commissioner I would disrupt our
present form of government.
Now nothing could bo further from
the truth thnn such propaganda, for
the following reasons:
First: I will ho only one of three
comissloncrs and could not do any
net without being joined hy one or
more of tho others.
Second: Tho City Commissioners
cannot under tho Inw abolish tho
present charter, even though they all
comblno.
The city chnrtcr can only bo chang
ed hy nn act of tho legislature, or hy
a votfe of tho people themselves.
Furthermore, I have no desire to
Upset thd present form of govern
ment, ns It Is tho substance thnt
counts in nnythlng, nnd not tho form.
However, there enn doubtless lie some
Improvements made In tho proBont
chnrtcr ns has already been demon
strated, for example, the present
method of nominating candidates; hut
such Improvements nro mntters for
the legislature, or
for tho people
themselves, and cannot bo effected by
tho commissioners.
I believe hat tho administrative
nffnlrs of tho city enn be run on n
more economical hnsis thnn is being
dono at present, nnd nt tho same time,
with greater efficiency, nnd If elected
I shnll work to thnt end.
I believe thnt tho Inw requiring a
budget for each fiscal 'ycnr’R reven
ues and expenses should bo rigidly
followed, nnd thnt tho administrative
nffnlrs of tho city should ho conduct
ed on thnt hnsis.
I have made no statement or promiso of what I shnll do If elected, and
shall not do bo , except such public
statements nH may bo published over
my signature, ns Is this one.
Sincerely,
FORREST LAKE.
210-8tc.
FOR S A LE
-room B ungalow , we!) located, $4,000
2-story, 5-room house, new ........ 3,750
Sm all 5-rm. co ttag e, well located 2,750
New 5-room c o tta g e w ith la rg e
room s ,on brick r o a d .......... 4,200
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CITY LOTS—EASY PAYMENTS
Other Desirable Ileal Estate. We can Suit any Inquiry
A. P. CONNELLY
C LA SSIFIE D ADS
ClnNsIflcd advertisements, 5 cents a line. No ad taken for leaa than
25 cents, and positively no classified ads charged to anyone. Cana
must accompany all urdera. Count five words to a line and remit ac
cordingly.
FOR SALE
FOB BENT—Ono furnished bed
room, nlso garage. 110 Laurel Ava.
100-tfc
FOB BENT—Bed room, 311 Park avenue.
178-tfc
FOB BENT—Suburban homo! CaB
308-J.
107tfc
FOR RENT—Fvrndalo Apartments,
furnished or unfurnished. See Mrs.
L. G. Lovolcss, in Moisch block, 305
East First St. Phono 295-Ll ll)4tfc
FOB BENT—Two furnished b«i
rooms, fill Park Avo.
212-tfc
FOB BENT—Desirable housekeeping
rooms, Box 117.
212-Otp
FOR SALE—By owner, handsome
homo furnished, niodom conveni
ences, garage nnd bearing grove; ntio
Homo beautiful home sites in a grove
on a lake.
Box 110, Altamontu
Springs, Fla.
11-3-lmoc
FOB SALE—Belgian hares; Apply
to Geo. Mcro, 811 Elm nvo. Phono
2G4.
195-tfdh
FOB SALE—Dining tnble, walnut bod
and springs. Call 308-J.
200-tfc
FOB SALE—Ono Florence Automatic 3-burnor oil stovo with mantel
nnd ovon. Call 41B-W.
204-Lfc
FOB SALE—Ono Daisy chum. Call
Ilfi-W.
204-tfc
WANTED
FOB SALE—Two story business WANTED—Customers for fresh mlik,
building. Apply to tho owner, Klon
morning und uvuning deliveries.—R,
Arcs, 800 0th St.
200-tfc I.. Garrison. Phono 3711. 100-St-Tn
FUlt SALE—Cabbage und lettucu
^
plants. Soo It. F. CroiiBhaw at tho ........... LOST
postoffico.
200-tfc
FOB SALE—nt a genuine bargain, 150 LOST—Golf bag, con
acres rich hammock land, 2GQ hear
taining sticks and the
ing orange und grapefruit trues, near barrel of a gun, Satur
Genova on tho Sanford-Gonova high
way. For particulars address Box day afternoon. Reward
ATI’ENT ION. CO. 1).
410, St. Augustine, Fin.
207-Gtc if returned to Philip R.
Hdq. Co. I). F. N. G., 1st Inf.
FROSTPROOF CAB- Andrew, Celery Avenue.
.Sanford, Fla., Nov. 28, 1021. GENUINE
hago plants.
Loading varieties.
Orders No. 83:
Phone 371-Q
208-tfc
Satisfaction
1. —Tho regular armory drill of thinImmediate shipments.
command on Wednesday night, No guaranteed. Cash with ordors. Post
vember 110, 1021, 1h postponed until tho paid 200—50c; GOO—$1.00; 1,000—
following night, Thursday, Ducombor $1.75. _ Express largo strong plants
1.000—$1.25. Wholesale $1.00 per 1,1, 1921, at 7:30 p. m.
2. —On Thursday night, December000. Klondyku and Missionary straw
1, 1921, this organization will ho In berry plants, postpaid, 500—$2.G0;
spected by Major Walter Moore, U. S. 1.000—$4.76.—Southern Plant Special
208-10tp
A., National Guard Instructor for tho ist, Mmlismi, Flu.
State of Florida, and Major Chester FOB SALE—Twin Indian motorcycle
H. Wilson, Muchino Gun Instructor, F.
with side car. Inquiro Ford SorN. G.
vice Station.
212-Otp
3. —All officers and enlisted men ofFOB SALE—Ford delivery hotly, rear
this organization aro ordered to re of Dodge BroB. Motor Co., cor. of
port at tho armory on Thursday night, Oak nvo and 2nd street, Sanford.
December 1, 1921, nt 7:30 p m . ,f o r
212-Otp
tho purposo of drill nnd inspection'.
4. —All officers and enlisted men
FOR RENT
miiBt ho present at thin formation. No FOR BENT—2 furnished bed rooms.
uxcusos will bo accepted.
Phono 437-W, corner Elm & Third
5. —This organization will stand In-Stroot.
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196-tfc
spoctlon ns a riflo company.
FOB
BENT
—
Light
housekeeping
fl,—Uniform us issued, with blouses.
rooms und unfurnished rooms, 1020
GEO, A. DaCOTTES,
East
Second St.
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211- Up
212-ltc
Capt. Inf., FNG. Comdg.
The Circlet le
Itc ta FOB RENT—Two furnished bed
ply clip, ova
rooms. Inquire 009 Palmetto Avo.
wold a n d ____
How many beans in
If yoftr deotmre
211-0tc.
actual bust m*a
the Jar? See the ad.
FOR RENT—Two furnished bad
d r M a t t .BO.
Circlet
Circletprepaid.
rooms, Mro. W. F. Leavitt, comer
N.mo l i r i W F u k U
For office supplier, stationery, etc., Elm nnd Third, Phono 437-W.
120 E. 18 St. Now Yoife,i DepfIM.
come to the Heri^d office.
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js - sgatti
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1IS 3 . u $ . ,
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LIST OF QUALIFIED REGISTER
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Aldridge, Wm. G.
Anderson, J. I,
Allen, J. T.
Aycock, J. C.
AJIfn, O. F.
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Adams, T. F.
Adams, F. B.
Adams, John
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Abrnms, J. D,
Aldridge, A. F.
Adams, A. M.
Aspinwnll, M. C,
Austin, It. W.
Allen, Helen
Allen, Mary J.
Allen, Mrs. Kthul
Aycock, Katherine
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Anderson, Agnes,
Arrington, Stella P.
Abraham, Rose
Anderson, C. A.
Allen, Sarah A.
Allen, Raymond L,
Adnms, Constance W.
Adnms, Luclla,
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Allen, Lot
Appleby, Albert K.
Anderson, Olivo Mrs.
Abercrombie, S. M,
Abercrombie, Hattie M.
Allbritton, Bertha, Mrs.
Arrants, Chns. W.
Anderson, J. Eldyn
Austin, Idn, Mrs.
Arrnnts, Grace M.
Ambrose, Mnggio M.
Ambrose, Angus S.
Adams, Klin S.
Agin, Agnes
Agin, Win. W.
Allen, Redilla,
Adnms, Katherine
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Brady, E. E.
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Bennett, J. C.
Riggers, S. J.
Barlow, J. W.
Brady, Sip
Bronson, Chnrles
Karnes, Cruse
Beck, Jay N.
Brewer, C.
Boyd, S. E.
Ballard, S. A.
Brook, I). C.
Baker, J. P.
Brown, E. L.
Betts, C. A.
Berner, S. A.
Betts, A. L.
Rabbett, D. S., Jr.
Bennett, E. II.
Beatty, Douglass,
Bryan, L. T.
Bower, It. C.
*■ Bat-cliff, D. C. 1
Bothnmly, Wm.
Brown, C. W.
Betts, W. E.
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Brown, J. M.
Bryan, L. Y.
Bradbury, C. 0.
Boll, A. F.
Bally, G. W.
Britt, C. L.
Brownlee, E. I).
Brndshaw, R. C.
Bandy, A. P.
Bishop, Geo. I).
Beatty, W. II.
Berry, C. M.
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Ball, J. 0.
Berner, Agnes G.
, Bolding, W. II.
Brown, tlnssot
Betts, Be (tie, Mrs.
BottH, Laura, Mrs.
Riggers, Paul G.
Bailey, Wm. E.
Barnes, M. F. Mrs.
Burdick, E. L.
Britt, Snrnh H.
Bailey, Joy E.
Brownlee, Lillinn
Betts, C. E.
Bowler, Lula, Mrs.
Riggers, C. M.
Barber, Dana, Mrs.
Bennett, Mary
Bryan, Minnie L.
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Bryan, Gladys
Brotherson, Loretta
Baker, Selma E.
Baker, .1. E.
Brower, Victoria, Mrs.
Diggers, Irene T.
Relding, Florence, Mrs.
Brooks, Victoria M„ Mrs.
Brower, Clara
Bradford, Samuel W.
Knbbult, Pearl II., Mrs.
Brady, Cnrriu
Brown, Minnie
Byrons, Frances, Mrs.
Brinson, S. J, W,
Brannon, Intunnel
Brooks, W. It.
Baker, L. J.
Bates, Walter It.
puehanan, Than. II.
Bell, Susan D., Mrs.
Bands!, Harry
Brady, Ernest L.
Bache, Harold F,
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THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY,
Burhans, Paul C,
Brooks, W. P.
Bryan) Viola H., Mrs.
Baggett, Braxton
Bandy, Annio E., Mrs.
Biggors, Nancy 8., Mrs. .
Benjamin, Samuel
Bowler, Minor H.
Bower, Vedn W,, Mrs.
Benson, Wm. M.
Bragg, LeRoy B.
Brown, Salllo, Mrs,
Battle, Roy 0.
Brannon, Bulnh
Riggers, Tom W.
Brady, John T.
Berner, Catherine It., Mr*.
Bradford, Lyttleton B.
Bradford, Lena M.
Belnmy, Millard
Rnll, Marrie, Mrs.
Browning, J. S.
Berry, Riley M. F., Mrs.
Brown, William A.
Block, Elizabeth
Ilaykin, Rosa E., Mrs.
Boykin, Wm. B.
Burrier, Sherman C.
Chase, Laura I).
Cox, Emma E,
Chase, S, 0.
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Connelly, A. P.
Caldwell, D. A.
Caldwell, D. D.
Crooms, Thos. H.
Cowan, J. II.
Carlston, T. C.
Coleman, A. C.
Crosby, F. L.
Colder, J. B.
Colbert, W. M.
Crim, G. W.
Campbell, J. F.
Colbert, II. L.
Crooms, J. N.
Collar, V. C.
Cold), P. D.
Chittenden, E. I).
Chapman, R. B.
Chase, K.
Crenshaw, R. F.
Crenshaw, Robert F.
Crenshaw, Win. II.
Carraway, Gertrude
Carroll, Edw, M.
Connelly, Ruby L.
Chappell, l.uln W.
Coney, Virginia
Cowan, Anna D.
Caldwell, Lottie C.
Connelly, Mary G.
Caswell, B. D.
Collins, Hnllio L.
Caldwell, Laura
Cross, Millard II.
Colder, Donna A. Mrs.
Chase, Sydney O., Jr.
Caruthers, Willard
Colbert, Newton A.
Chancellor, Sarah A*. Mrs,
Cassody, MileH T.
Campbell, Chns. II.
Crawford, John B.
Carroll, Eulo, Mrs,
Cates, James J.
Cathey, Guo. B.
Crenshaw, John E.
Crenshaw, Rada M.
Collins, Josephine
Coursoy, Hattie, Mrs.
Cowan, Myrtle, Mrs.
Clnuse, Homer J.
Clute, ChnB. IT.
Chittenden, Jeanette, Mrs.
Clauso, Louise, Mrs.
Chnpinan, Clyde F.
Chittenden, E. A.
Chapman, Toressn L., Mrs.
Chittenden, Laura
Chittenden, Edna F.
Cunningham, Michnel
Crosby, Odea!, Mrs.
Connolly, Loo n .
Coleman, Hazel Mrs.
Chambers, Ethel Mrs.
Causey, Bernice Mrs.
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Davidson, J, I),
DcCoursoy, W. C.
Dickinson, J. J.
Du Bose, II. C.
Dean, R. R.
DeCottes, Geo. A.
Diehl, John
Daniel, Joe
Davis, John
Douglnss, E. A,
Dossoy, J, D,
Donne, It. II.
Denton, J. T.
Douglass, V. E,
Dalger, Fred S.
Doudnoy, S. F,
DeCottes, Mertie A. Mrs.
Douglass, V. M. Mrs.
Decn, J. C.
Doudnoy, J, C. C,
IhiRose, Annio W.
Dumas, T. L,
Dickson, Mildred
Davis, Martha
Davison, Cnrrle
Dalk, Thomas H,
Dournor, Sam K.
Doudnoy, Lucille R. Mrs.
Duffin, Clarence R,
Duffin, Frentrens Mrs.
Dunn, Ernest G.
Duggar, Mathan J.
Dunlap, Thomas M.
Duron, Esther Mrs.
Dumas, Agnes D,
Deas, Madge W, Mrs.
Diehl, Ida
Doerr, Edith Mrs.
Dandelake, Joiie lira.
-K Darrow, Hairy
Dresner, Rose Mrs.
Dresner, Joseph M.
Donton, Roberta, Mrs.
Dosscy, Dale X. Mrs.
Dyson Fred B.
Drummond, Donald,
Drummond, Josephine
Dunlap, Jessie Mrs,
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Elder, P. M.
Erickson, W. C.
Estridgc, F, N.
Eatrldgc, 0. R.
Estridge, I. E.
Elder, Alice II.
Enstorby, Snrnh M.
Evans, M. Looln
Estridge, Harriett
Estridge, Bonnie
Estridge, Edna
Ensminger, Amanda
East, Thomas F,
Estridge, Mabel Mrs.
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Forster, F. P,
Ferguson, J. H.
Fox, Gwynne
Frierson, J. E.
Frank, F. S.
Fox, Gio, Jr.
Fitts, W. A., Sr.
Fitts, W. A„ Jr.
Frnnk, Gus B.
Fiolds, W. P.
Frazier, I. F,
French, A. V.
Foster, Alfred
Fox, Effie M. Mrs.
Ferguson, Mary A.
Fields, Hattie 0.
Frank, Alice J. Mrs.
Frank, Alblnu
Freeman, Nnomi
Freeman, Edison
Fox, T. M.
Fleischer, Morris
Fredericks, Mny Mrs.
Faircloth, James L.
FnlrclotH, Annie S., Mrs.
Fry, Wesley W.
Fox, Martha 0.
Fnrnnll, Carl M.
Fry, Emma Mrs.
Fitts, Alloc Mrs.
Fnrish, Flora Miss
Fellows, Hester Mrs.
French, Katherine K. Mrs.
Fiolds, James B.
Fleischer, Louis
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Goodhue, C. L,
Gardner, B. M.
Gnrner, N. II.
Grnmling, Albert A.
Green, W. 0.
Graves, 8. S.
Garner, N. 0.
Goertz, F.
Gleason, C. 0.
Ginn, W. A.
Guthrie, R. It.
Grow, L.
Gntchel, M. D.
Gibson, II. L.
Gunter, H. C.
Grovonstoln, It. M.
Gardner, J. S.
Gillen, W. 1).
Gullngnger, J. M.
Griffith, W. It.
Gove, John
Gove, John
Glee, N. II.
Gabhutt, Reha I.
Gormly, Ernest
Gillon, J. N.
Griffin, Kutie O.
Grovcnstuin, Essie
Gillen, Marie Mrs.
Grow, Minnie M. Mrs.
Griffin, Mamie I).
Gillon, Nellie II. Mrs.
Gibson, Nellie E. Mrs.
Goertz, Claire
Goodspeed, Ralph A.
Giles, Marion F. Mrs.
Gillon, John M.
Gillon, Allle H,
Gibbs, Lyle II.
Goodspeed, Nellie Mrs.
Ginn, Mildred Mrs.
Gntchel, Forrest E,
Gutchct, Ruth S.
Gidncy, John J.
Griggs, Annie Mrs.
Gay, C. A.
Grovenstein, Wm, It.
Griggs, Howard II.
Gove, Harriet J. Mrs.
Griffith, Walter It.
Goodale, Susan A. Miss
Griffith, Snlliu L. Mrs.
Griggs, Ruth M.
Ginr., George
Grny, Leslie V. Misa
Guthrie, Margaret A, Mrs.
Graves, Jessie C.
Goodale, William J.
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Hy nes, W. H.
Hand, Chas. M.
Harris, F. H.
Herndon, B. W.
Hand, William II.
Howard N. de V.
Herndon, C. P.
Houser, B, T.
Haskins, H. C.
Hatch, Frank
Hutchinson, H.
Holly, R. J,
Hand, W. 8.
Haakon, M.
Haynes, W. 11.
Hunt; J) L.
Hamrick, J. L.
Hoollhan, W. D.
Higgins, Edw.
Hutchinsoif, J. H.
Hill, W. C. ,
Hood, J. D.
Hawkins, W. E.
Huff, Geo. W.
Howard, D. C.
Hyman, Goo.
Harrold, J. A.
Hodges, D. B.
Hnrt, Geo. D.
Honry, Chns. E.
Housholder, E. F.
Hnycn, John
Herring, Geo. G.
Huff, James O.
Hngnn, L. I’|
Hodgins, L. B.
Hammett, J. F,
Hutchinson, J. C.
Herndon, R. E.
Heinrich, Minnie J. Mrs.
Herron, Josephine Mrs.
Hynes, Mattie J. Mrs.
Howard, James B.
Higgins, Beatrice Mrri,
Herring, Mary B. II. Mrs.
Hnynos, Hnrry
IHIlyard, Richard E.
nillyard, Cnrrio M. Mrs.
Hyman, Vlrgle Mrs.
Hines, Mattie F. Mrs.
Hnwkins, Hnttio B.
Huston, Ella E. Mrs.
Huntley, Haze) Mrs.
Hutchinson, Made Mrs.
Hodgins, Ella Mrs.
Hunter, Chase E.
Hall, Gladys Mrs.
Hutchinson, Corbett
Henry, Lottie 0. Mrs,
Hodges, Costa Mrs.
Ilooren, Marie J. Mrs.
Hcoron, Harry II.
Herndon, Evn A.
Hunter, Mollio II.
Hunter, A, Mao *
Hood, Marjorie L. Mrs.
Hollar, Mnurinc W.
Huston, Samuel A.
Hnrkoy, Evn V. Mrs.
Hnrt, Clemons C.
Hoy, Ellen
Hollar, L. B.
Hardin, Hugh J.
Holly, Mny T. Mrs.
Higgins, Julia
Harvard, Julia S.
Hull, J. P.
Herndon, Lillie E.
Hutchinson, Annie
Huff, Laura L.
Hurt, Rose II.
Hnycs, John M.
Higgins, Adelaide
Hammett, Jcnnlo
Holden, Adclcciu
Houser, Bessie L>
Higgins, Mary E.
Hngnn, Bertha A.
Hutchinson, Jesslo
Howard, Annie Mrs.
Howard, Frnnkio
Higgins, M. E.
Henderson, Minnie
Herndon, Jessie
Hickson, Ollie Mrs.
Howard, E. M.
Harvey, Alien F. Mrs,
Harvey, W. L.
Hodges, Lillie (Mrs.)
Harris, Margaret
Hagan, Agnes
Hand, Mary
Hand, Ruth
Hurrold, Alice
Herndon, Florence
Humphrey, Anita
Hughey, Washington
Hines, Robert W.
Hill, Lesley S.
Hood, Mary C. Mrs.
Hnffoy, John H.
Householder, Gretchon
Schultz, Mrs.
Hnll, Albert
Hofmann, Wilbur 1).
Harrison, Ned
Hughey, Orphn M. Mrs.
Howard, Ella S. Mrs,
Haskins, Helen Mrs.
Hill, Alice E. Mrs.
Hand, Bertha A. Mrs.
Hill, Anno L. Mrs.
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Irwin,
Irwin,
Irwin,
Irwin,
A. E.
S. A.
Bessie Mrs.
Cecil L.
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Jackson, James
Jinkins, John I).
Jones, E. L.
Johnson, J. S.
Johnson, N. R.
* Johnson, K, S.
Jerry, Z. J,
Johnson, 8. L.
Jones, John Hill
Jopcs, Paul D.
Jonas Lillie II.
- Johnson, Mury Mrs.
Jones, Ida
Jinkins, Mnudo
Johnson, Emma E.
Jinkins, Hcten G.
Jarvis, Richard B.
Jones, Thomas W.
Jarvis, Murray, Mrs.
Jones, Minnie E. Mrs.
Jacobs, James C.
Jernigan, Perry
Johnson, Bertie Mrs.
Jameson, Wm. E.
Jenkins, Bertha Mrs.
Keane, Tim
Key, A. D.
Krupp, Ernest
Key, A. R.
King, W. Willie
Kent, H. F.
Kelly, D. A.
Kelly, J. A.
Knight, A. H.
Knnncr, Ruth
Knnner, Fannie
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Kelly, Clara
Key, Minnie E.
Kendall, Stella Mrs.
Kent, Mary
Krupp, Inez
Knight, Geo. W.
Key, Elsie R. Mrs.
Keppler, Mabel Mrs.
Konner, Asher
Kinlow, Salllo Mrs.
Kennedy, Christine
Knight, Ida A.
Knight, Elsn H. Mrs.
Kinlow, Emmett
Kelby, Rowland E.
Kendall, AlbTn
Keppler, Louis 8.
Kendall, Stella Mrs.
Kolb, Gelsle B. Mrs.
Kolb, Leonidas 0,
Kirthy Margaret W. Mrs.
Knight, Charlie
Kent, Columbus T.
Long, J, E.
Loffler, Chas. H.
Lning, J, E.
Leavitt, W. F.
Llljn, A.
Lake, Forrest
Leonard, N. 0.
Leirier, Wm. A.
Lning, C. W.
Long, J. R.
Lawson, J. B.
Long, W. W.
Loucks, G. I.
Lindsey, J. L.
Locke, C. C,
Lumlay, II. N.
Lane, E. F.
LcIHer, Itenio M. Mrs.
Lynch, Thos. B.
Lewis, Daisy M, Mrs,
I.ilja, Jennie A. Mrs.
Leffier, Ella E.
Lconnrdy, John G.
Lee, Annio
Long, Bessie
Lee, Fannie V.
Lconnrdy, Herborta
Lake, Maude A.
Lawson, Nell
Langley, F, B,
Lee, Alfred W. Jr.
Leo, Harry
Lconnrd, Elizabeth Mrs.
Lord, Chns. R.
Lowe, Archie W.
Lessing, Allan J.
Lossing, II. Frnnk
Leavitt, Willinm A.
Lee, Alonzu J.
Lamb, Thomas II,
Long, Lillie Mrs.
Lning, Honry R.
Lning, Margaret A. Mrs.
Little, James B,
I/owe, Cnrnl H. Mrs.
Lossing, Grnce Mrs.
Lilian], Newton J,
Lewis, Geo. I*.
Lumlcy, Nell I. Mrs,
luting, Julia F. Mrs.
Leavitt, Frnnces A.
Lincoln, Frnnk A.
Lincoln, Lucy B. Mrs.
Lord, Annio L. Mrs.
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Leavitt, Harriet F. Mrs.
Lossing, Hattie Mrs.
Lynch, William B.
Lester, Wm. A.
Lyles, Jnnio D.
Lee, Lovominh O.
luting, Jeanette E.
Langley, W. Theodoro
Langley, Irene T.
Lnncks, Nellie E, Mrs.
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Miller, T. J.
Miller, F. L.
Mason, R, M.
Mclutulin, D. G.
Murrell, K. R.
McCullor, L. P.
Morgan, W. L.
Mays, M. E,
Milieu, R. E.
Marshall, A. R.
Maxwell, R. C.
Mallani, A. E.
Messenger, G. W.
McPherson, Richard
Mahoney, A. B.
Moughton, James
Mooro, Jns, C.
Mahoney, F, W.
McLnulin, II.
Morgier, Peter F.
Mauser, J. J.
McAiexunder, J. E.
Moye, J, M.
Molsch, John
Miller, J. L.
Myers, A. L.
Mahan, J, F.
McKinnon, U. M.
MusHon, J,
Murrell, K. R., J r.
Marlowe, D. C.
McMullen, W. A.
Minarick, M.
Mitchell, J. M.
Moses, A. H.
McIntosh, C. R.
McLeod, J. B.
Marsh, B,
McGahagln, Geo.
Morrison, W. J.
Messongor, V. C. ■
McCalloy, H. A.
McConnell, E.
Mobley, E. D.
Mnines, Scholle
Mathews, C, A..
Morris, Jluban H ..
Munson, Zoo B.
Michael, James G.'.
Munson, Fannie It.
Mnines, Mary R. Mrs.
Morrison, Lena k .
Matthews, Ada C.
Morrison, Brenda do V. Mti.
Marlowe, Cnrrle L. Mrs.
Maxwell, May Bolla
Minarlk, Eva
Moughton, Hazor
Moughton, Ethel
Mason, Fannie
Moye, Beulah
Moffitt, Martha Mrs.
Miller, Maud Mrs.
Mny, 0. F.
Mickoy, Flo.
Molsch Elizabeth H n .
Mahn, Helen Haskins Mrs.
Mahoney, Lillian
Mlllon, Clara
Marsh, Bertha
Mero, P. A.
Manning, Richard A.
Marshall, Cyril J.
Melsom, Estella M.
Magee, James F.
Muller, Louise M.
Martin, Irn D.
Magee, Knthorine W. Mrs.
Middleton, Rayford B.
Munson, Fannie S. Mrs.
Munson, Elizabeth B.
Mny, Alma M. Mrs.
Methvin, Marie E. Mrs.
Manger, Mirlo L. Mrs.
Motts, Everett C.
Mitchell, Swnnnia Mrs.
Murrell, Ora II. Mrs.
Martin, Tom, Jr.
Mobley, Com W. Mrs.
Mitchell, Mary Mrs.
Mitchell, Frederick R.
Musson, Josephine Mrs.
Matthews, Wm. J.
Munson, Jennie L.
Morris, Hattie M. Mrs.
Mngill, Mny, Mrs.
Methvin, Burke G.
Messenger, Mary S. Mss.
Melston, Jessie L. Mrs
Murrell, Lila K. Mrs.
Mahoney, Ellon
Meriwether, Annio Mrs.
McMullen, Bessie K. Mrs.
McEwen, Artemisia Mss.
McCuslin, Ella M.
McCaslin, II. II.
McLnulin, Kate If.
McCaslin,* Alice W.‘
Marshall, Mary E.
McBride, F. D.
McKinnon, Blancho
McCullor, Edan MrsMcLeod, Jnnio N.
McMahan, Hazel
McAlister, A. F.
McCalloy, N. Sylvan!*
McCaslin, Joseph II.
McDonald, Joseph T.
McAlister, Elizabeth M ix
McLong, M. L.
McKin, Wm. M.
McGahgin, Mary B. HraMcLeod, Bunyan J .
McMullin, Bertha EL
Mathews, Mary A. M ix
Muilum, Jamiloy Mrs.
McBride, Mnry Mrs.
McBride, Wm. J.
McKIm, Mury A. Mrs.
McConnell, Fannie M. Mix.
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Newman, It. A.
Nickel, Henry
Nelson, B. II.
Neely, J. M.
Newman, II. If.
Neely, Mnry
Nelson, Ernest C.
Niblnck, John G„
Niblack, Eddie F.
Nott, Mnry E. Mm.
Neel, Wm. M.
Nickel, Carrie E. M tx
Neel, Martelle Mrs.
Nixon, Alluen Mrs.
Neel, Alice F,
Newman, Ada M. Mrs.
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Oglesby,
Oglesby,
Oglesby,
Thos, Jr.
Thos., S r.
Snrnh
Vinie
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Philips, L. It.
Preston, C. 8.
Parker, J. D,
Phillips, A. E.
Potts, Jorlous
Poll, w. It.
Puleston, 8.
Pagonhart, C, LPeters, B.
Perkins, B. L.
Pennington, J, WPace, J. E.
Purdon, H. B.
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Peck, R. L.
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Philips, Marion TL
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Paco, Mattie G.
Perkins, Linda U.
Puleston, Mary
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Peek, May Mrs.
Portion, Mattio
Pevohouse, Sum W.
Parker, Snrnh E.
Ponnlnngton, Willie E. Mm.
Philips, Ruby L.
pijvobousc, Anabcl
Perry, Harriot V.
Palmer, C. A;
Fetors, Alice M.
Powell, Loola W. Mrs.
Powers, Onio Z. Mrs.
Purifoy, Robt. E.
Pace, Harry T.
Pngcnhnrt, Mamie Mrs.
Pagenhnrdt, Ednn L. MIbs
Pcn*y, Amos Sydney
Pnrkor, M. F.
Phelps, Mary B.
Purdon, Robona S. Mra.
Pearson, Helen R. Mrs.
Penrson, Oscar T.
Parker, William S.
Pcrritt, Josiah II.
Perdue, Albert M.
Pcarmnn, Robert W. Jr.
Penrmnn, Mnrthn, Mrs,
Parker William A.
Philips, Raymond
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Hniike, E. B.
Robbins, A.
Rapp, S.
Reed, C. A.
Humph, C. J.
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Rossiter, A. T.
ltines, F. P.
Robb, I). C,
Robinson, M. F.
Range, S.
Richards, J. R.
Robson, J. N.
Randall, E. R., Jr.
Rice, C. E.
Ruumillat, F. E.
Ratliff, Z. B.
Rivers, C. W.
Roberts, J. C.
Radford, G. A.
Ray, J. B.
Rivers, E. J.
Rivers, 1. F.
Remind, L. A.
Kines, Irene
Rumbley, J. A.
Robbins, K. W.
Roberts, Moilio A.
Roberta, Eleanor K.
Roberts, Margaret
Roiierts, Ella N.
Roll, Inez E.
Rcnlck, Mary E,
Rutherford, Mary Mrs.
Rivers, Snlllo'
Rumbley, Octavin Mrs.
Robbins, Signa
Radford, Mattio
Rivers, Gertha
Rogers, James E.
Rigney, Elza S.
Roberson, John II.
Kny, Orrle L.
Russell, Herbert Ei
Rich man, Mary Mrs.
Kouth, Andrew
Ryan, Florenco Mrs.
Ryan, C. J.
Rive, Sydney A.
Rcixenstcin, Joseph
Roper, Leila I. Mrs,
Robbins, Kenneth
Robinson, Chns, E.
Randall, Nellie B.
Routh, Walter A.
Rcmuaat, August M.
Rumbley, Hector M.
Rive, Esthor W.
Rowe, Wm. D.
Rutherford, Geo. W.
Robinson, Della S.
Robinson, Phronnlco Mrs.
Routh, Edgar J.
Rumbley, Annie M. Mrs,
Iteriaud, EIhIo Mrs.
Kcnuisat, OITico Mrs,
Reed, Holla J.
Uofr, Beatrice Mrs,
Robbins, Fan B. Mrs.
Robbins, Sam'l.
Russell, Henry F.
Russell, Anna Bell, Mrs.
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Stafford, W. A.
Smith, G. W.
Smith, A. I).
Sconn, O. II.
Speer, Geo. A.
Simms, A. S.
Saint, C. S.
Sneed, Joe
Smith, C. J.
Starling, B. J.
Stewart, M. M.
Smith, G. F.
Stevens,, II. R.
Sheppard, James A.
Shinholser, S. 0.
Stiles, E. W.
Shinboiscr, R. L .'
Shipp, G. M.
Stringfellow, L. G,
Spencer, G. W.
Slack, Geo. E.
Shelley, W. F.
Stone, W.'P.
Symos, R .F .
•
Sawyer, James
Stophctifl, J; II.
Schell, (V B r
.Smith, "Ar R.
Stonstrom, 0. ir.
Smith, C. Henry
Scott, Allen
Spurting, J. a
i
Scoggin, W. E.
Stewart, J. R.
Smith, F. K.
Speer, David
Smith, A. C.
Speer, V. A.
Simmons, Jns. W. Jr.
Starr, Daniel, S. E.
Speer, Annio L.
Secord, Mary M.
Smit, Kirstine, Mrs.
Squires, Susnn H.
Speer, Mrs, Daisy
Smith, Virgil L.
Smith, C .T.
Stevens, Rebecca
>
Sessions, L. K.
Smith, Winnie
Stevens, R. E.
Spencer, Cnrrie A.
Smith, Ncllio W.
Smith, Virginia
Starling, F.liznbeth II.
Songer, Annie J. Mrs.
Stewart, Kate P.
Schmidt, Mary G.
Scott, Johnnie L. Mrs.
Stringfellow, Grnco
Stewart, Minnie
Stafford, Maud E,
Schmidt, Fred G.
Strange, Ethel Mrs.
Stuman. Jennie
Speir, Louise
Spier, II. A.
Speer, T. E.
Schultz, K. .1.
Stamper, Clara A.
Speer, Annio E. Mrs.
Shinholser, It. E. Mrs.
Schneider, August
Speer, Mary
Shinholser, Clifford Mrs.
Shepherd, Mercedes
Schirard, )Martha
Smith, Lurcttn Mrs.
Speer, Carrie
Selleck, II. Snails
Smith, Esteeln II. Mrs.
Shoemaker, Alonzo D.
Shoemaker, Margaret W.Mrs,
Schell, Margaret Mrs.
Starr, Daniel S. E.
Schaal, Mary A. Mrs.
Schultz, Cassandra Mrs.
Smit, Oluf
Strange, Fred P.
Strange, Robt. It.
Smith, John C.
J
Smith, Ruth B. Mrs.
Savage, Florence It. Mm
Steele, Herman S.
Smith, John K.
Simon, Antonia Mrs.
Sima, Harmon E.
Simon, Isabella
Smith, Bonjamin
Sewell, William B.
Stapler, Jatncs C.
Stafford, Chas. H.
Smith, Arthur W.
Singletary, Chns. C.
Singletary, Wndo. II.
Sessions, Grnco B.
Scoggins, Ethel B. Mrs.
Schraeder, Mary Mrs.
Saint, E. Mabel
Slonn, John F.
Smith, Minnie 0. Mrs.
Smith, Annette P.
Stephens, Elms G. Mrs.
Stamper, John
Selleck, Mnrthn J. Mrs.
Sloan, Alice A. Mrs.
Sullivan, Flora C. Mrs.
Starnes, Wm. F.
.
Smith, Howard P.
Sawyer, James A.
Sharon, James G.
Sutton, Norman
Stalnaker, Frank It.
—T—
Thrasher, A. M.
Takash, G. L.
Thrasher, D. L.
Thigpen, W. J.
Tolar, 11. E.
Tillis, W. A.
Turner, F. J.
Tcrwilligcr, J. F.
Turner, John
Tolar, R. E.
Thornton, \V. S.
Tills, LeRny
Tew. L. E.
Turner, W. D.
Telford, 5>. S. Jr.
Thompson, .1. E.
Tcrheun, R. A.
Telford, u. M.
Tillis, J. II.
Tyre, L. M. Sr.
Talbott, F. W.
Tolar, J. N.
Tapadwcll, W. II.
Tate, D. L.
Thornton, W, D.
Tyner, Ettn G.
Tillis, M. L.
i
Tumor, Ethel S. Mrs.
Turner, R.
Thigpen, W. M.
Thigpen, Huldah
Thrasher, Jnez F. Mrs.
Tolar, Eva G.
Thornton, Alice C.
Turnor, Eunice
Tolar, Mamie C.
Terhuno, Louis® Mrs.
Thigpen, Francis W.
Tillis, Marglo R. Mrs, 1
Tyro, Ponrl Mrs.
Tyler, William M.
Takash, Julius A.
j:...... aiU.l
AtiMMOk......
T ash, Lucille
White, Josiah R.
Ti. -ford, Alophonso
Weeks, Florence Mr».
Tarbell, Matthew D.
Woodcock, Evio C.
Taylor, Wm. H.
Webb, Katye
Takash, Blanche Mrs.
Wolfe, Clarence J.
Wnthen, Jos. E.
Turner, Eugenia Mrs.
Wallnco, Florence Mrs.
Thompson, Jos. E.
• Thompson, Carl L.
Williams, Nannie A.
Tillis, Nettie E. Mrs.
Washburn, Esther Mrs.
Wight. Lois G. Mrs.
Taylor, Lucinda E. Mrs.
Turner, Jane Mrs.
Wilson, Margaret Mrs.
Wnlsmn, Fred
•
Turner, Grace Mrs.
Truelovo, Edw. M.
Williams, Henry W.
— Y—
Tarbell, Antoinette Mrs.
Yowoll, A. E.
Terwilllger, Nellie Mrs.
Tew, Chns, D.
Younts, Snm
— Z—
Tumor, Eva Mrs.
Zachary, Cornclin B. Mrs.
Turner, Elizabeth Mrs,
Zachary, W. A.
Talbott, Mnggio E.
Zachary, Bessie C.
—V—
Znchary, Hattie Mrs.
Vonnblo, G. W.
I
Zorn, Joe I, .
Vincent, J. A.
The City Commissioners will meet
Vaughan, A.
Friday, December 2nd, 11)21, 8:00 p.
Vaughn, J. K. *m., for the purpose of restoring any
Vincent, G. E.
nnmes to the nbovo list which may
Vanness, W. W.
have
been improperly omitted there
Vickery, J. M.
from.
L. It. Phillips,
Vaughan, Eliza D. Mrs,
Auditor
and Clerk.
Vihlen, Olga
Vaughan, Li Ilian (See Lil
lian Walker, Mrs.)
Vorce, Eva C. M. Mrs.
Vnndcrhock, Mary
Vincent, Clara L.
Van Nvss, Ivn Mrs.
Venable, Effle
SACK TEA
AND
SULPHUR
Vaughn, Jennie H. Mrs.
TURNS GRAY, FADED HAIR
Vickery, Lillian E. Mrs.
DARK AND GLOSSY
Vining, Eleanor Mrs.
Vincent, Made Hrs.
Almost everyone knows that Sage
— W—
Tea and Sulphur, properly compound
Williams, T. W.
ed, brings hack the natural color nnd
lustre to the hair when failed, streak
Wilson, II. J.
ed or gray. Years ago the only way
Woodruff, C. C.
to get this mixture was to make it at
Woodruff, F. L.
home, which is massy and trouble
Whi trier, 11. F.
some.
Warren, D. W.
Nowadays wo simply ask at any
Watson, W. E.
drug
store for “Wyeth’s Snge and Sul
Wheitten, R. C.
phur
Compound." You will get a
Wood, E. I).
large
bottle
of this old-time recipe im
Weeks, S. F.
proved
by
the
addition of other in
Woodruff, E. T.
gredients,
at
very
little cost. Every
Wight, Henry
body
uses
this
preparation
now, be
Ward, Harry
cause no one can possibly tell that
White, Joe
you darkened your hair, as it does it
Williams, Judge
so naturally and evenly. You damp
Williams, A. C.
en a sponge or soft brush with it nnd
Wight, W. 11.
draw this through your hair, taking
Woodcock, E.
one small strand at a time; by morn
Wbevless, W. T.
ing the gray hair disappears, nnd af
Williams, F. T.
ter another application or two, your
Went, Leslie
hair becomes beautifully dark, thick,,
Wilson, Lonnie
and glossy and you look years young
Williams, John
er.—Adv.
.
Wray, Harry
Wight, It. B.
Wnlsmn, F.
Wallace. A. B.
Wood, Charles A.
Waters, G. W.
Walker, L. II.
Whltner, U. F. Jr.
Woodruff, F. I*. Jr.
Walthall, W. E.
Whltner, Elizabeth A, It.
f
Whltner, Annie M.
Walts, J. G.
Whitner, Charles H.
Wilson, Thomas Elijah
Whitten, R. R.
Woodruff, M’nnie Elizabeth
Wallace, Pearle Louise Mrs.
Wbodruff, S. Emma
Wilson, Kathrine E.
Whltner, Annie C.
Watson, Charlotte
WilBon, Mabel C.
Wilson, Esther II. (See Mrs.
E. IL Rive.)
Wnthon, A. W.
Wight, Alice C. Mrs.
Whltner, Moll II.
Whittle, Emma F.
Whittle, Ruth T.
WhealcsH, Alma L.
Walker, Grace P.
Wolfe, Muriel Mra.
Woodruff, Emma A.
Williams, Ethel
Wilson, Fnnnio
Woodhridgc, Annie Mrs.
Woodcock, Versn
Walker, Alice M.
Wight, Susan B. Mrs.
Wynn, Esther
Whittle, Essie
Whittle, Comer O.
Wells, Joseph R.
Walker, Lillian Mrs,
Ward, Verna M. Mrs.
Williams, Roy G.
Wilkinson, Jackson Leo
Welsh, F. C.
Ward, Walter J.
Wheeler, Wnllnco V.
Whitcomb, Glenn M. *
Walker. Shade W.
Wight, Carey F.
Wnlthour, Malda F. Mrs.
Wood, John W.
Waters, George W.
Woodruff, John D.
Whittle, Forrest It.
Watters, Ella tL. Mrs.
Williamson, Wm. C.
Williams, Elizabeth
Wilkinson, Hattie R. Mrs.
Wells, W alter/E.
Woodruff, Francis A. Mrs.
Wells, Olivo H.
Woodruff, Seth L.
Wells, Goo. E,
Ward, Byron M.
Wilson, John S.
Wathen, Evelyn B.
Williams, Alino M,rs.
.
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City Snbstanlial
IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST
VOLUME
n
VEGETABLE SECTION
SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1921
NUM BER 213
AMERICAN LEGION BANQUET THE PACKING HOUSE AND NEW HOME LENA Cl ARKF
AT VALDEZ LAST NIGHT
TAKES STAND
WAS GREATLY ENJOYED
IN DEFENSE
FOR THE MANUFACTURE OF THE WAKEFIELD PRODUCTS AT LAKE GEM, FLORIDA I j L l l i n
Legion Members and
Guests Had Most En
joyable Affair
PRIZES PRESENTED
and
.
many
good
talks
dy
MEMBERS AND GUESTS—
MUSIC AND DANCING
Ono of tho most plcasnnt occasions
of tho social senson was that of tho
dinner and dance given by tho Cnmpbell-Lossing Post, Amorlcnn Legion,
nt tho Hotel Valdez last night.
It was staged ns nn nftor-pleco of
the big Armlstlco Day colobratlon
that wns such a groat success, and
the Legion boys wanted nn occasion
to tell nil their friends just how they
appreciated their efforts in behnlf of
the Legion, nnd also to present tho
silver cups to tho winners of the var
ious events.
,
A fino orchestra, arranged by Edgnr Ball, discoursed swcot music all
during the dinner nnd for the dnneo
nftenvnrd nnd, like nil tho Ball pro
ductions, it was all right.
After tho invocation by Chnplnin
George Hyman, Post Commander L.
P. Roper nddressed the assemblage
nnd briefly outlined tho work of tho
Legion under his yenr's leadership—
a yenr that has been Ailed with many
ovents, with mnny big things for tho
benefit of tho Legion nnd for tho up
building of tho city—for tho Amer
ican Legion represents tho boat typo
of American citzenship.
.
Commander Roper then Introduced
Judge Georgo Herring, tho now post
commander, who responded In n hap
py vein nnd ppromlscd all his "bud
dies" his unqualified m pport in all
thnt tho Legion meant nnd stood for.
The following gentlemen wero call
ed upon nnd responded In a few words
about tho Legion: Dr. Hyman, Geo.
A. DeCottes, Forest Lake, George W.
Knight, Chnrllo Britt, tho "Cnrnivnl
Man," R. J. Holly nnd several others.
Tho presentation of the silver cups
wns ono of tho most impressive and
most delightful items on tho pro
gram. Commander Roper had n dif
ficult task in presenting each cup nnd
he was equnl to the occasion, nnd in
n few words of graceful acknowledge
ment of tho debt tho Logion owed all
those who had assisted in many ways
in making tho Armistice Day n suc
cess, ho presented tho silver cups to
the following:
Mrs. Loaning, president of tho Wo
man's Auxiliary, for tho best dacoruted flont.
Mrs. Henry Wight, for the Welfnrc
Department of tho Woman’s Club, for
the best decorated float, tho car of
Mrs. A. E. Hill.
S. II. Lloyyd, of Lloyd’s Shoo
Store, for tho best decorated commer
cial flont.
It. l \ Walters of DcLnnd for tho
first prize In motor boat races nnd
Roy Cooke, DcLnnd, for the second
prize for motor honts.
Rollins college for winning tho ca
noe races, received a cup nnd two in
dividual cups, and the collogo wns
represented by Jnck Stevens and J.
R. Iinlliday, who accepted thu cups.
All of tho recipients responded to
the presentation of Commnndor Ro
per with words of thanks straight
from their henrta npd this occasion
was made n most happy ono by the
Legion nnd all those who were pres•nt to receive tho prizes. Tho silver
cups wore works of a rt nnd beauty
and were donnted by the First Nnionnl Bank, the Seminole Bank nnd
the Peoples Bnnk, of Mils city, and
by F. F. Dutton, Wight Bros. Com
pany, Harry Ileeren and tho Amer
ican Legion.
Tho tinnquot was ono of tho Hotel
Valdez' banquots and that putn tho
seal of approval upon it. There was
delicious chicken, olives, celery, dress
ing, mashed potatoes, peas, dessert,
coffee and cigars and It wn< cookod
nnd served in tho stylo thnt has
made tho Hotel Valdez famous.
*
After all tho nups had been present
ed George A. DeCottea nroso and
(dated that ho had a cup that had
been given him to present ono of tho
members of tho^Legian for distin
guished services nnd ho presented n
;
ROBBERS FORCE ENTRANCE
INTO PRIVATE HOME
—STEAL MANY JEWELS
______
Celebrated Case at Or
lando Takes on New
Interest
(Hr The A•■orlatrd I'rtu )
CINCINNATI,
Nov. 29.-B ’our
armed robbers early today raided tho
residence of William Coopor Proctor,
president of the Proctor & Gomhlo
company, in tho Glondnlo suburb of
Cincinnati, forced three woman mem
bers of tho household, who wore
nlono fh tho house, to bccomo prison
ers in tho cellar, nnd then ransacked
the home, escaping with Jewclory
valued, the police said, at more thnn
$100,000.
DESCRIBES SCENE
THAT TOOK PLACE IN ROOM OF
HOTEL WHEN MILTMORE
LOST HIS LIFE.
ORLANDO, Nov. 29.—Lenn M. T.
Clnrko took the stand In her own de
fense this aftornoon and in describing
tho scene In the room In which sho is
chnrgcd with hnving killed F. A.
Miltmnrc on the night of August 1,
after
she put a drug in a glass or wa
LAKE GEM PRODUCTS COMPANY TAKES
ter ho drank, sho said she suddenly
OVER THE WAKEFIELD PRESERVING
became dizzy, the lights blinded her
nnd the next sho knew she bumped
COMPANY, OF GENEVA.
Into someone in tho hall.
This, sho said, brought her some
I'lioviim f o u r e l in q u is h m e n t ' New Big Factory Building at Lake Gem Will
what out of her dazed condition nnd
tho next she snw wns Pnttcrson com
f o r e ig n t e r r it o r ia l
Manufacture Well Known Product in Large
ing down the hnll.
STORMS
OF
HAIL
ANI)
COLD
lll(iHTS
Quantities.
Miss Clarke chnrgcd Miltmoro with
WEATHER HAMPER
(Hr The Aaanclnlrd I'rraa)
drugging her brother Pnul and steal
WORK
WASHINGTON, Nov. 21)—Nino, It |„ with n .Rrct thnt tho mnny will lie used exclusively in the manu
ing $.19,000 in July, 1918. Sho says
powers in conference on Pacific and fricn(ls of Mr< nnd Mrs. Wakefield, facture of marmalades, peels and cit
(lly The Aaaorlalrd I’rraa)
she obtained the money with which to
BOSTON, Nov. 21).—New England roplnco tho loss from Joseph Elwell,
_
.Cm ,lUL;H1t,io n 3 today adopted (operating a marmalade business at rus products to oporate their big plant
resolutions providing for relinquish- I Genova, known ns tho Wakefield Preis
recovering today from damage nnd hut inter hegnn Juggling tho money
to enpneity. This department will be
ment of foreign extra
territorial serving Co., learn of tho sale of tho
confusion
as the result of storms of order accounts nnd took enough to
in charge of Mr. and Mrs. Wakefield
rights in Chinn. After adopting tho Wakefield Preserving Co.'s plant and
the
last
two
days. Whilo efforts nro repny Elwell. She admitted tnklng
who have an interest in the business.
resolution the delegates continued tho business to the Gem Nursery and
being
made
to
restore lighting com
t The output of tho now factory is
tho $12,000 registered packages from
discussion of Chinn’B requests for Citrus Products Co., located nt Lake
munication
and
transportation servic
contracted for through the Now York
tho registered po\:ch In August of
withdrawal of foreign troops.
Gem, about four miles from Mount Globe and a chain of stores nnd it is es, new storm of hail s*t in in Enstern ’ this year and putting spurious pack
Dora.
tho intention of the company to estab Massachusetts, the weather turned ages In their stend.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 20.—Hard
The Geneva factory will bo used for lish other plnnts in favorable locations cold ngnin and icy burden thnt pros
The morning session wns given over,
ing’s suggestion for continuing con- I the manufacture of a few carloads of in the citrus belt.
trated wires, poles nnd limbs of trees
to
n great oxtont to n resumo of tes
feronco of nations expected by admin-1
d l o f Vhe^m.chinery
Tho Gem Nursery nnd Citrus Pro increased.
timony.
Tho session wns enlivened
istrntion officials to become subject ia ln8tullcU ln tho big new steel . t r u e ducts Co., is to bo congratulated on
by
ono
unusual
nnd quito unexpected
of formal discussions before the pres- turo C0BtinB | BO,000 Just completed by securing the business nnd services of
Archbishop Curley
touch. At 10:45 a. m., just boforo
out conference ends.
tho Gem Nursery nnd Citrus Products tho Wnkoflelds ns thpir citrus pro
To Be Installed To States Attorney Jones rested the enso
Co. This company owns a sufficient ducts have the reputation of being of
tho state, I.onn Clnrko’s handbag,'
morrow Morning for
acreage of bearing citrus fruits which the best manufactured in Florida.
Col. Whittlesby
that wns found In room 87 after the
Commits Suicide
murder, wns Introduced Into evidence
Will Arrive in Baltimore Todny to
by
tho prosecutor. It wns n small
Enroute to Cuba
Meet Large Delegations.
hnndhng nnd worn Into condition of
being shabby, hut It contained some
Was Comandcr of Famous "Lost Ilat(Hr Thr Aaaiirlnlrd I’rraa)
thing dear to tho girl’s henrt nnd thnt
BALTIMORE,
Nov.
21).—Archbish
talllon" in France
op Michael J. Curley will arrive in wns the Inst chet'k her dead brother,
Baltimore today and tomorrow morn Pnul, had ever given her. Tho con
(lljr The Aaaiirlnlrd I’rraa)
NEW YORK, Nov. 21).—Secret
ing bo installed as Tiead of tho arch tents were emptied out upon tho ta
brooding over memories of his experi
diocese of Baltimore. Members of ble, nnd the cheek wns folded in with
ence in tho war from wheih ho emerg
Catholic parishes of Baltimore and vi several others. Court wns in n re
ed one of America’s greatest individ
cinity mid delegates from Washing laxed mood, there wns nn examination
ual heroes wns ascribed today by
ton and various plneus in Mnryland going on of the contents of tho bag
friends nnd relatives of Lieut. Colonel
partment of Agriculture, began thoro, will line the route of tho now arch when nil of n midden, liko a voico
Charles W. Whittlesey ns tho cause Plant
That Promises at the direction of Mr. Stewart, n ser bishop’s drive from tho railroad sta from tho sky, Lena exclaimed:
of hiH taking his own life Sunday
ies of experiments in pro-cooling cel tion to Arehepiseopnl residence. Choirs . "You can hnvo ovcrythlg elso but
Much for the Future ery
whilo enroute to Ilnvnnn. Ho left
nnd other vegetables. This was of children stationed at intervals thnt cheek of my brother's,”
several letters, presumably explaining
Reaching across tho table to grasp
of Sanford
done with Snnford directly in mind, us along the way will sing hymns and
his act. The commander of tho "Lost
tho coveted piece of pnpor, her tono
the Florida Citrus Exchange sells in songs of welcome.
Battalion" disappeared from tho
loud, her voice fniriy echoing through
the markets the products of the co
stenmship Tolon twenty-four hours
tho room, thoro wns about It nnd tho
operative organization of tho Snnford TARIFF MILL HEARINGS
out of Now York.
WILL RE RESUMED action Itself a childish qunlity, somo
Farmers Exchunge, nnd is well in
intimate suggestion of tho Infnntilo.
OF THE PRE-COOLING IDEA FOR formed as to tho needs of thu vege
ROBBERS BLEW SAFE OF
lllr Thr Aaaiirlnlrd I’rraa)
table growers boro. Through tho
WASHINGTON, Nov. 21).—Chnir- A very evident nnd omhnrrnsscd si
REITER PACKING ANI) SHIPST. CLOUD EXPRESS OFFICE
courtesy of the Florence Villa citrus mnn Penrose, senate finance commit- lence fell over tho room, nnd then
—TOOK $200.00 IN CASH
ING OF VEGETABLES, FRUIT
men, these experiments were carried I tee, announced todny hearings on per Mr. Jonos relieved tho situation by
on
over a long period, tryouts being
nssuring Miss Clnrko thnt sho could
Aaaorlnted I’rraa)
(Ilf Thr Aaanrlnl
Ground is being broken in Sanford made in almost every conceivable manent tariff hill will he resumed Do- retnln not only her brother's check,
ST. CLOUD,I Nov. 20.—Robbers
comber 7. Tobacco schedule will ho
blew tho safe in tho express offieo f°r what is said to ho the biggest un- manner with Sanford grown products. taken up first and cotton schedule lint nil of them.
hero last night. It is not known what dertaking by any truck-growers any- ; Manager R. It. Doits of tho Hoard next.
There wns nlso Introduced rs evi
the loss amounted to hut it is boliov- 1whero
— in the state, nnd one which " f l e c t o r s of the Sanford Farmers
dence nt I ho timo the cliinictto stub
od about $200 in cash was taken. Sev-1promises much for the future of the J ^ h a n g e ; Field Agent C M. Ilerry
found in tho room when n search waa
oral hundred dollars
in
checks
nnd
made
on V'cduesdny following tho
,
, , , celery Industry hero. This is a large ,mvu bo«n ln, c,°8" ,ouch wW« ho ex
currency in the safe were overlooked. pro.coolinR pInnt to ,)U orcctod for tho Penments since the very beginning
killing on Hominy. It wan recalled
nail have devoted a largo amount of
that the cigarette butt boro tho im
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Sanford Farmers Exchange whore celNormnley has returned to Ireland. ojy from tho floWa win ,)y thc prc. time since to working out a practical
print of a popular brand which Offi
Daily riots aro being staged.
1cooling process he reduced to a low plan for the installation of such a
cer Frank Gordon said Pntlerson told
plant in.Sanford.
him ho smoked,
.two-lmndled
.
,, , porcelain
, . cup ,to ,,
before lending
into the
Hodgson.. temperature
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.
Tho location- of the plant, on the
Mrs. J. T. Ellis, of Georgia, who
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Rn , with the remark hi would need
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quality for it on its way to market, Atlantic Const Line tracks oil Ilcnr- UNION LEADERS SAID MEN RE declared she henrd the report of tho
for cold water, i 1 . % .
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it n the mornings
FUSED TO TAKE ANY
gun thnt killed Miltmoro, was tho Inst
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. jind effecting largo reduction in lulls diill ave., gives it place right in thu
it nnd said thnt .
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Hodgson accepted
PART
witness for tho state. Sho snld sho
1
for icing cars as the amount of ice re- center of production on thu East Side,
when he was using it filled with Ice
wont to her room, No. 85, on tho
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quired for tho enr hunkers on tho about three miles from thu center of
water he would he thinking of Mr. northward trip will ho materially less the city. Thu situ includes approxi
illy The Aasorlntrd I'rru )
fourth floor, adjoining No. 85, on tho
TAMPA, Nov. 21).—The ten days
DeCottes.
mately
nine
acres
of
lunil,
and
allows
ovonlng of tho crlmoj nnd wont to
thnn were the celery loaded while still
The banquet was ono of thoHo mnny warm
abundant room for nay later needed striku of union employees of tho eigar sloop. Sho was awakened some time
Buildings nnd equipment industry here which affected 12,000 later, sho thought porhnps nbout 0
milestones in the good times that
,,ro'.coo„ nK p,nntll rccontly have
„,.vU. expansion.
- - ---- ---------------------------Sanford people seem to he having nil provon th(J|r vh1uo in th„ handling of •l* 8Uch thnt capacity may ho increased workers, was called off todny by un o’clock, by the report seemingly of a
tho time and brought all tho "Bud- pjor|(|n citrus shipments, sevornl o f ' ^rom twelve cars thiH season to twen- ion officials. Union lenders said they pistol. Then sho said sho wont to
cars every twenty-four hours cnlled off tho striko because about 3, sleep ngnin. Later, ns she wns going
dies” and their friends together in a tho ,nrgor pnckinR houses within th o ' ty-four
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soeiul gathering thnt was strictly In- )ant two years having obtninod moat next season without necessity for re 000 men refused to remain on striko down tho hnll to go out she saw man
forinnl nnd filled with that great fra- Bntlsfnctory results from their instill- modeling tho plnnt with which tho and the manufacturers rofusod to nt tho door of No. 87 nnd then saw a
grant workers demnnda,
torunl spirit thnt permeates ull gath- ]ntions of pre-cooling equipment and start is made.
woman's handling lying on tho lied.
erings of Legion men.
nt tho snmo time realizing largo econConstruction work, which has start lighting and power for operating such
Tho chief of pollco was recalled to
After tho banquet tho tables wero om|oa through tho lo.isor amounts o f , ed,. Is undor tho .personal supervision
.
electric motors as are required.
tell nbout finding $725 In tho flush
cleared uwuy nnd dancing wus in- jco connuniud in tho refrlgorator cars.' of A. II. Hale of Tampa, a well known
Four units of refrigerating ma tank of tho bath room ndjolnlng room
dulgcd fn until a lute hour sent tho 71,0 Snnford Farmers’ Exchungo takes refrigeration engineer. Mr. Halo has chines with an aggregate enpneity of 87.
youngsters nnd mnny of tho older tho leaderslilp among tho truck grow-j established nn enviable reputation In 120 tons daily will ho operated by tho
He snw Lcnn In tho Jail, ho said,
ones homo with the feeling in their ors organizations in Florida in install-. twelve years experience, in construc- engines. The installation of tho re some two or threo days nftor tho mur
henrts nnd minds thnt Cnmpboll-Loss- |nR nuch equipment, nnd those behind lion work along purely refrigeration frigerating equipment thus in units
der and sho told him thnt tho night
ing Post is tho host ever nnd they tho movement nro entirely confident lines, which has included a number of will effect coimldorublu economy ,nt
before sho hnd n dronni nnd in this
know how to pull off u successful the results will far more thnn jU»tfy notably successful plants.
times when shipments are light. Tho dream sho saw tho monoy sho had
Armistice Dnv, a successful show or the expenso involved.
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Power for operation will como from refrigerating equipment will be fur
lost in tho bath room.
a b a n q u e t and dance nt nny ohl time
Shortly after the pro-cooling plant crude oil. Two Fulrhunks Morso 150 nished by the York Manufacturing Co.
Chief Vestel snld ha took Frank
and tholr affairs will always bo 'the of tho Floronco Villa citrus growers horse power crude oil orgines will ho of York, Pa., ono of tho largest and
Gordon,
spoclnl offleor, with him to
socinl events of tha life of Snnford association was completed, Mr. J, W. used. Electricul generators operated best known mnkors of such equip
tho
hotel
when they searched tho hath
for many years to como.
*Andrews, formerly of the U. S. I)e- from these will furnish cloctricity for ment In thu world.
((Vnllnut.l on fig* Right)
ARMS CONFERENCE
TAKE UP THE EAST
AND ITS PROBLEMS
A tll
T M M A tW tn
NEW ENGLAND
HAS BAD STORM
-W IRES DOWN
AM MB
GROUND BROKEN TODAY
FOR PRE-COOLING PLANT
FOR FARMER’S EXCHANGE
PROVE THE VALUE
TEN D A Y M K E
CALLED OFF OF
CIGAR MAKERS
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SANFORD DA ILY HERALD, M ONDAY, NOVEM BER 28,1 9 1 1
HAS
position TO MAINTAIN
DrumHoroa of Brltlah and American
Cavalry Banda Muat Be ot Olatlngulahed Appearance.
L arge A ssortm ent of
KAYNEE
Blouses - $1.00
f Sanford Shoe & Clo. Co. j
Stanley and Cutoa of tho Atlanta of
fice of the Hartford Insurance com
pany. The premium is 10 per cent
of the gross amount of the insurance
carried and will cost thu grower mem
bers of the exchange $7/(00, which is
One of Largest Lumber Mills in Coun
divided pro rnto on the box basis and
ty Suffers llig Loss
will cost the 1100 members three cents
per box, basing the estimate on a nor
Word camo today of the burning of
mal crop.
tho main mill of the Osceola Cypress
Company at Osceola in this county. It
hupponed some time during the night HOOK Kit-WILLOUGHBY
WEDDING AT LONGWOOD
and the fire was confined to the main
building by the local fire company of
A wedding of much interest was
the mill nnd ulso duo to tho fact that
but little wind was blowing.
The solemnized Monday afternoon, Nov.
main mill was a large
structure 21, 1021, when Mias Oln Mac Will
whore the logs wore sawed into rough oughby became tho brido of Mr.
lumber and contained much valuable Frank C. Hooker, of Longwood. Tho
mnehinury. None of tbe lumber or ceremony was performed in tho
tho planing mill or any other part of county court houso at Sanford, T. W.
tho plant was touched by the flames. Lawton officiating.
The main part of the mill will bo a
Tho brida is the young nnd pretty
big Iosh to the owners and as thjs is daughter of Mr. J. I). Willoughby of
one of the largest plants in tho coun Orlando, and the groom is tho son
ty tho shut down of the mill just at of Constable and Mrs. D. II. Hooker,
this time will ho felt through many of Longwood, and l\glds a responsi
channels of trade. The sympathy of ble position as manager of the Or
the many Sanford friends of the own ange Cafe In Orlando.
ers of the mill are extended to them
After the ceremony Mr. and Mrs.
in their loss. Tho main structure Hooker motored to Longwood for an
will he rebuilt as soon as possihlu it
elegant dinner with Mr. IIooker'H
in learned.
parents nnd a few invited guests, nfter which they were a t home with
friends at 210 West Pine street.
First Frost Policy
Tho writer extends to the young
Written Arcadia couple
her many good wishes for a
long and hnppy life.
ARCADIA, Nov. 28.—Tho firHt
“frost" insurance policy over made
in thin city was written hero Monday
How many beans in
In favor of tho Arcadia Citrus Ex
change Ilrnneli of Iho county organi the Jar? See tbe ad.
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zation for tho amount of $75,000 to »
Still, if other nations saw no
cover this year’s crop from frost or
freeze. Tho policy was written by chance of profit in Chinn there would
tho Florida Trust and Hanking com lie no wild urge to save her from the
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pany, assisted by Special Agents wicked Jnps.
Main Building
Osceola Cypress CV,_
Burned Lasf Night
iw
Sensation* of hunt or cold, as ex
perienced by a normally healthy pernon, are caused almost entirely by
the condition of the surrounding
atmosphere. If It In Ntlll, damp, and
about 75 degrees or more In temper
ature, a feeling of dlsngrccnblo heat
and oppression results; while If of
thf> same temperature, but dry and In
moderate motion, no dlNcomfort In
felt. The reasons for this are that
dry, moving air takes away bodily
beat about as rapidly iih It In gen
erated, while damp, still air does not,
explains a writer In Popular Mechanics
Magazine.
Therefore In designing nil Instru
ment to determine whether ntntnspliorle conditions are conducive to
bodily comfort, other factors than
temperature must be taken Into
account. For this reason the ordinary
dry-bulb thermometer Is unreliable
and has been supplemented by another
Instrument of the so-called wet-bulb
typo, la which the bulb Is Inclosed In
a fabric mesh hag which keeps It
damp. To use, both bulbs are Im
mersed In hot water until they register
lift degrees. They are then removed,
and the' time required for each to
drop to atmospheric temperature
noted. The wet htllh will nlwnys cool
more rnpldly than the dry one. Tills
difference In cooling rates serves to
Index the degree of,comfort one should
be experiencing, ns It roughly Indi
cates the moisture In the air nnd
whether or not air Is In motion.
There are grades of honor, even
among horses. We are npt to think of
the war horse aa u proud unlinul, und
ao he Is, nnd has a right to be, for he
Is called upon to be aa brave ns lie la
proud. Hut proudest nnd most dlgul
fled of all horses of the army Is the
animal that la called upon to till the
position of drum-horse In the regimental
band. In the American and llrltlsh
armies cavalry blinds nro mounted, nnd
the most honorable position In all the
band is that of the bearer of the kettle
drums. The hors'd Is selected for Ills
distinguished appearance. He la often
piebald, nltho sometimes pure white.
Something more than mere beauty of
form Is required of the drum-herse. He
must be trained until he becomes a dig
nified nnd graceful bearer of the hand
some trappings thal pertain to his high
calling. Ills education Is severe and
prolonged bringing him up to that point
where Ids pride and Intelligence make
him equal to tlm duties required ot
him.
He Is sqverely tried by the booming
of tbe Inrge drums he carries, but In
time lie becomes Indifferent to their
noise. In the parade, Ills rider has Ills
hands full'In the use of the sticks; he
controls the horse by means of reins
fastened to the stirrup-strap near the
foot.—Chrlstlnn Science Monitor.
USED BAMBOO TO MAKE CLOCK
Remarkable Work of Italian Conaldered Well Worth the Money
He ALka for It.
ROMANCE EVEN IN NEW YORK
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Tomorrow—A George Melford All-Star
Special Production, “A Wise Fool”
This Forward
Looking Tiank
is jealous of its reputation for Ser
vice and seeks to justify it anew with
each individual problem presented
to it.
An eight-day clock whittled out of
bamboo by Consinnzo Itciixl, of Home,
Almust the Last Place on Eart
irtftxOns und valued at $50,000, Is on exhibition
Would Look for It, but It lL
la the Jewelry and silverware division
There, Nevertheless.
on tbe fourth tloor of the Hush Ter
minal sales building, says tbe New
Two New Yorkers have set up Jew York Times.
Two years were re
eled tablets In a faslilomiblo uptown quired to make Ilie clock, which la
cafe, where they first met the women made entirely of liumhoc with tbe ex
who became their wives. The tab ception of the leaden weight ami two
lets
eniiiliieniorato
tbe felicitous
small glasses which serve as gongs.
events.
The clock, with Its complicated
However Incredible this may sound bamboo mechanism suggesting a min
in a race of wives whose liiislninds for iature steel skyscraper III course of
get ihclr wedding anniversaries and a construction, stands about
feet
public that does not associate fash- Idgli At any time by looklnu at It
Iniinlilc cafes with connubial constancy one can toll tbe hour, minute and sec . i
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or New York with sentiment. It may ond, tbe day of the week und tbe
easily be confirmed by looking In at mouth of the year, as welt as the
tbe grill of the Cafe Heaiix-Art*.
phases of tbe moon.
Hath memorials are bronze plaques
Tbe clock strikes the hours and
luliild In tbe wall In alcoves of tbe quarter-hours, a cane mallet forced
grill and Inclosed with glass.
Tbe by a cane spring striking two goldets
SERVICE ••
STRENGTH
PROGRESS
first Is set with a fiery opal and car which serve as bells.
Tbe chimes
4% INTEREST PAID
ries Hie mystic Inscription "Happy are regulated to ludlcuto tbe time to
I lawn, September, 1005," nothing else. those who cannot ace the clock. At
Andre Hmitnnnby remembers who put noon, If desired, a small ling la raised,
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11 there, Inn does not say. The other the raising being preceded by a whis
was tile work of n celebrated local tle from u bamboo tube, nnd one min
lawyer.
It Is set with a large tur ute after tbe noon hour n cannon at
quoise nnd engraved, "A, and L. Aero tho top of the clock Is discharged.
Perennlua, MCMIX." . Like the other,
JOHN GOVE, Proprietor
It celebrntes tbe meeting with nnd Saw the Six Hundred Ride to Death.
hours spent with tbe wife, to bo. And
CEMETERY
WORK A SPECIALTY
Wlllliim Richardson, a Crlmcau
12 years hnvo elapsed since tbe sec
1018 West First Street
1018 West First Street
ond wns put up without any request war veteran und an eye witness to
the charge of the Light brigade at
for permission to niter the Inscription
Halnklnva, died here recently, aged
nr efface.
tide going against Lena Clarke when
ninety years. He, with seven mem STATE BESTED JN CLARKE
bers of tbe crew of n British mer
CASE AT NOON TODAY the establishing of a reasonable
Myaterloua Feat of Rata.
chant vessel, deserted tbe humdrum
doubt ns to Iter sanity Is being striven
Here's nnother mystery problem to sailing ship at Constantinople and en
(('on11mini from I'age One)
for. No inkling of a "seif defense''
set beside that of bow the Egyptians listed In the navy with tbe Saucy Arebuilt tbe pyramids. (1. \V. Young- thusa. When tbe old wooden battle prepared by tho master of legal plea has been given so fa r by tho
Mood, a business man of No. 125 ship was put out of action at Selins- strategy whodirects the formidable
defense in the trial, but In the twink
South Hroudwny, Los Angeles, Is re topol be and 55 others volunteered team of the Lena Clarke defense. ling of nn eye iti could come when a
sponsible for It.
for laud service In the (Irceiddll but They nro in cutcgoricnl phrase as fol homely, rod-headed womrn in weird
Youngblood related that on opening tery, While at headquarters be was lows:
checked gingham is put on the stand.
bis office one morning be found that only about twelve feel from Lord Bug1.
Tho
Campaign,
of
Circumstnn_________________
ruts bad chewed off the tops of enr- Ian when be banded an order to CttpHad tho Defense
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nations which were, standing In a glass tain Nolan, who carried tbe message tin! Evidence.
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The world news the day It happens,
mnnnged
to
exclude
tho
tcBt
mony
of
,
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,
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vase about 14 Incites high. Accord to Lucan, who Issued the order for „
, . delivered nt your door onch evening,.
ing to tbe real estate man, tbe rats tbe charge to Cardigan. — St. Cath E. D. Vestel from tho Jury tho state lf.)C th(J wcok_
did not move a chair next to tbe vase arines correspondence Toronto Globe. would to u largo extent been forced
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and thus reach tbe sucetilenl stems,
to rely upon circumstantial avidoncc
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nor wiih there anything else near by
to
convict.
This
item
hns
been
Future of Brazil.
on which they might hnve stood. And
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Brazil, which Is almost wholly In fought with the stato victorious.
he tines not believe tbe rodents could
2.
The
Campaign
of
the
Insnnity
the
tropics,
has
the
opportunity
to
up
hnve climbed the sides of the smooth
vast1. Still the (lowers RUfTcrcd heavily. set the belief that no people can roneh I’len. The defense, from tho calling
And to make the problem harder. the very highest civilization la n tropi of the first mnn from the venire of
Youngblood snltl that tbe rats, dis cal climate. The census, Just com 75, summonct for jury, up to th e ,
playing a highly developed artistic pleted. credits ltrnv.ll with ,10.500,000 present moment in tho case, hns nt
sense, rnrrlcd roses from one desk to people, which makes It the second every opportunity struck with a view I‘ran,c# ” *P«lr«d Lenses Duplicated
another which lacked posies. Ilmv Amcrlcnn country In p.ilnt of popula
EXAMINED
tion. Some modern men of sclcnoo of proving apparently that their dedid the rals aecomiUlsb their task?
fendnnt
wns
insane
nt
tho
time
Miltmaintain flint when means have been
THX A DAILY 1IERALD WANT AD.
found to utilize the beat of the sun more met his death. “ Are you pre
OPT. I).
ns mechanical energy the tropics will judiced townid the plea of insnnity?”
hocomo centers of production and wns the question that went to every
OPTICIAN—OPTOMETRIST
therefore of civilization. If Hint sliouhP move of the defense from the first. 212 East. Ist St.
Sanford, Fla.
be true, what country could mutch
It
has
predicted
tho
fight
thnt
will
WE GRIND OUR OWN LENSB
Brazil, with Its great resources of mittcrnls, timber and land, and Its great ho waged this week when the de
fense draws on Its witnesses, ns the
nnvlgnlde rivers?
The knowledge and experience of
this bank is available to its friertds
and patrons at all times, regardless
of the size of their transactions.
ij T he Seminole County j;
Bank....
SANFORD MARBLE & GRANITE WORKS
Henry McLaulin, Jr.
SCENES OF SANATORIA LIFE
M i'
Texas Raises Less Rice.
It Is estimated that the rice acreage
In Texas tills se aso n Is more than 50
per cent less than that of Inst year.
Growers assert that they lost money
on their crop last year, due to low
prices und poor marketing conditions.
Till* Southern Rice Growers' itssocbitlon bus gone out of, business and Its
place Is being taken by the American
Rice Growers' association, which Is
said to be patterned after the CitHforala Fruit- Growers' association, so t'nr
as Its co-operative anil marketing fea
tures are concerned.
r
constant "propounding of the law
governing
circumstantial evidence
forecasted tho struggle which lias
marked tho Inst week of the trir.l.
:i. The Campaign of Self Defense.
Here is tho hidden holt of the d**fonse which may lie loosed should (In
expert legal diagnostician see the
Below—A sanatorium a t home. This supported by tho Soul Sale, hnvo bocn
victim of tuberculosis arranged a teaching patlont’a how to get well ut
tent on tho roof of tho upnrtmant homo because wo had no aanntorin till
bouse in which he dwelt and gavo him within tho past fow months. Many
self tho outidoor treatment approved lives are thus saved each year tho'
Public | more will bo savod when more sanuin tuborculosls sanatoria,
throughout Florida I toria are aecured.
Tractor Pada.
To obtain mnxlmtim traction with
minimum rend dnmngo Italian engi
neers hnve Invented a tractor wheel
on which u number of lint ateel pads
are held against a rim by individual
CATARRH
O F T H E S TO M A C H
a c ru
—ii
-ii
i i—i
]OU CANT ENJOY LIFE
with a sote, »our, bloated stom
ach. Food does not noutiih.
Instead it is a source of misery, causing
|M-ins, belching, dizziness and headechea.
The peison with a bad atomach
should be satisfied with nothing less
than |ietrntnenl, lasting reliel.
The tight temedy will act upon the
linings ol the stomach, emich ilia blood,
aid in caitiig out the catanhal poisoos
and strengthen every bodily function.
The Urge number of people who
successfully used Dr. Hartman's
famous medicine, recomnteoded for all
catanhal conditions, oSm the strongest
P°*“ble eodotscns-ni for
Balloon Goes Higher Than Airplane.
While the record altitude for ulrplanes Is broken almost every year,
tlmt for inanued balloons tins stood un
changed since the balloonists Borson
and Huering rose to u height of <'15,400
feet ubove sen level nt Berlin In IDOL
Tills In u little better titan tbe best
airplane record.
A nurse making a record of a putlent’q condition, nn important part of
tho dully routino in uvory sanatorium.
Above—Patients resting In ateamer
chairs on the lawn, where they spend
houra in aunahlnu und open air every
day.
SUE
BEST FOR BREAD
Sold by
L P. McCULLER
P e-ru - nA
a n w ic E tin T Y u i t
TABIXra OB LIQUID
•OU> tVCRYWHIIIK
�PAOB
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—
precooling and cold atorage plants in
Sanford, not only for the precooling
of vegetables, but at all other pro
/vUUfc*4 m i y tlW M M u m i i l u i t r « t M
MartU lalM lM , 1*T Kx m Ui Av«*M
ducts.
■m I m A, Florida
The day la not far distant when a
fUE UEKALD PRINTING CO., toe. big meat packing plant will bo here,
___________ ruauanxma___________ and many other plants of like nature.
R. J. HOLLY ______________ Editor Why send Sanford products north to
N. J. LILLARD....Secretary-Treaaurer be refrigerated when thoy enn got
a . A. NEEL.—____ General Manager refrigerated here and go north nt
much hotter prices?
C. L. IRWIN
K
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Phone 148 up to 6 P. M.
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aa application, Domacratlo U polUlaa. P.M
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YOU ronr-vd
The Sanford Hornld of Nov. 25
contains a solid oight-pngo ad, for
one firm In tho "lnrgost city on Lako
Monroe." CongratulationsWhen
The Tribune a fow Sundays ago car
ried u forty-page section, advertising
Member of The Aaaociated Preee
by one Tnmpn firm, tho Tamper Hard
ware Company, it hroko all records
•JiS
for dally newspaper advertising in
this
country. The achievement of
Sanford hus n real bund.
the Sanford Herald is no less won
----------- o----------Ami Sun ford will noon hove it most derful, and It is to Iki praised. Tak
ing eight pages in a daily in n town
beautiful lake front.
the size of Sanford is somo enterprise
----------- »----------It
Much work to lie done but the peo on thy part of the advertiser.
shows
th
at
the
Sanford
Herald
Is
n
ple have the right vision.
tine
advertising
medium,
for
business
-----------o— —
Precool in i? scents to be a popular men do not buy costly space in news
papers today bocuuso they, nre
pastime just now.
"friendly to the editor,” or because
----------- o-------President Knight gave the pavilion they are "loyal to their town;" they
international CARTOON CO,
to Mayor Stevens and the mayor took buy because they expect to get vnluo
received, nnd more.
it, by gum.
-------------- o--------------Perkins, & BHtt, the Sanford men's
And the precooled breezes from tho furnishing nnd| clothing firm taking cents to 15 cents, nnd the dealer re
northern regions are making our let the eight-page advertisement, nre duced his from 80 to 25 cents. Even
They know how nt t*,'H reduced pricij you seo tho man
live business men.
tuce crop look gond.
----------- o
to get results; nnd we nre sure they ufacturer now made 50 per cent on
his turnover ns against tho old profit
“ Fatty Arbucklo Takes The Stand," will got nil they hope for.—Tnmpn
of
38 1-8 per cent, and the denier made
“ Lena Clarke Takes tho Stand,” says Tribune.
00 2-3 per cent ns against 50 per cent
-----------o----------headlines in todny's papers. Prob
before.
ADVERTISING DID IT.
ably tho Inst Btnnd thoy will ovor
Naturally, the other two firms
TO THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS
make.
couldn’t
compete on price, so they
Out in Youngstown, Ohio, there wns
OF SANFORD:
-o
went out of business. The dealer
It is with n deep sense of duty that
Campbcll-Loselng Post, American n grocer-butcher, who wns a liberal found he had qnly to tie up one-third
Logion, has one of the most active and persistent patron of the adver as much capital to stock the one brand I hnvo consented to become a candi
organizations in tho state. They are tising columns of the local newspa as he used to tie up to carry tho three date for the ofTico of City Commis
sioner of the City of Sanford, but
doing somethin!; all tho time to keep per. His name was Oles, and he liv makes on his shelves.
the pot hulling and ail of ns in hot ed on^n.fnrm just ou*sidev the city
Now—Who Paid the Advertising? ! when 71)0 of my fellow-townsmon re
limits. One dny he nindo n Jocnlnr
water.
Did tho manufacturer? . If you say, quest it, I know of nothing else to do.
announcement in his meat market ad
Having been thus nominated I here
----------- o — ---- "yes" how do you account for the fact
that he wns going to move into town that he reduced Ills selling price five, by announce thnt I nm a cnndidnto
Sanford is among those sensible
nnd run for mayor. The announce cents per trap and still increased his for the oifico of City Commissioner at
cities of Florida that did not believe in
ment was made more for the purpose gross profit from 38 1-3 per cent to the issuing election to bo held on tho
sondimt away for a bund for winter
of
drawing attention to his adver 50 per cent ?
Z. a day of December next, and pledge
concerts. We have as goad a hand
tisement
than
with
any
serious
in
myself,
if elected, to an impartial nnd
Did tho denier pny for it? If you
ns unyoin and they will not cost $ 1
tent.
Hut
his
neighbors
took
it
In
nil
conscientious
performance of tho du
think so, how do you reconcile your
000 a wee!:
seriousness, and so many of them in opinion with the fact that ho reduced ties of tho office for tho advancement
sisted on him making, good, that the his selling price from 30 cents to 25 of our city and the welfare of its
"Ex-saloon men own onu-third of
politicnl Itec finally got into his head cents and increased his profit from 50 people.
New York’s drug stores” says dis
genr, nnd he announced hlmsol-* as n per cent to (Id 2-3 per cent?
I want here to express my apprecia
patch In dailies. Well, why should
candidate against tho tncumhunt, who
tion
for tho splendid petitions filed
Did
the
consumer
pay
for
it?
Ob
n 't they? Prohibition put them out
placing mo in nomination.
wns
the
regular
party
nominee.
Mr.
viously
not,
for
ho
now
got
ns
good
n
of husinesH and they just nuturally
Very sincerely,
Oles did not have tho backing of nny trap for 25 cents ns he used to get for
drifted into the drug business,
IDC-tfc
FOREST LAKE.
organization, and continued his meat 30 cents,
1 .
---------- rO----------buninrss, hut mixing more nnd more
The men who renlly paid for1 the ad
RECOGNIZING OUK POSSIof municipal matters with his adver vertising were the manufacturers who
IlILITIBS.
Employment Bureau
tising. It was good business and it did not advertise. Tho number of mice
was good advertising. His nds must in that town remained just about the
Today's Herald curries the story of hnvo been widely road nnd convincing,
same, and so did the number of traps The Vocational Committee of the Bus
tho big precooling plant to he erected
for when the votes were counted, ho sold per year. Hut every time eithor iness nnd Professional Women’s Club
heto nt once by the Farmer’s Exled his opponent, who had tho party of these firms lost an nccount it wont requests nil young women desiring
change. They are home people, behind him, by more than 400 votes.
to tho manufacturer who advertised. employment to register nt tho First
growers, farmers,* men who know
National Hank, and business men ro
Tho mornl is obvious. Advertising —The Commercial.
whnt they are doing and, having faith
il Iring help to consult register.
pays, and George L. Oles, mayor of
in this proposition, are putting their
Farmers^ in tho^ Hastings section
Youngstown, Ohio, gratefully Ac
money into a precooling plant be
HERALD ADS get results.
knowledges thnt it does. Another who planted large acreages in cane
cause they know tho possibilities of
point that seems to creep out Is that nre planning to mnke it up in syrup
the Snnford section.
the advertising^ must contain some Severn 1 having purchased mills and
Tho plant will be a big success from
thing more than n mere recital of no doubt others will follow tho exam
tho very Btnrt, and will not only be n
prices. Mnko it interesting If you ple. An unusually large nerengo was
big thing for the growers but/a big
plnnted in cane this year became the
would hnve it read.—Tnmpr Times,
GUARANTEED
thing for the entire section, as it will
fanners believed the HUgar corpora
----------- o----------produce n better pack, a better grade
tion would purchase their cane for
of vegetables, and they will go into WHO PAYS FOR ADVERTISING? need purposes, hut the time of year
tho mnrkets in better nhapo than ov
The next time anyone tries to has arrived when something must be 30x3
Non-Skid i5 7.90
er before, thus creating a demand for
done,
"string
you
nlong”
with
thnt
old
Hanford vegetables such as no other
chestnut about his lino scl'ing cheap
9.90
30x3Vi Non-Skid
section can command.
According to the Ft, Myers Tropi
er
beenusc
his
firm
does
not
spend
a
Tho local penplo have been tho llrst
cal Newa, the A. H. O, Milt work com
Non-Skid 14.90
to erect such a plant. Thoy are lot of money in advertising, Just re pany has bought a new factory site 32x3%
breaking ground today for this plant. member the story of the three mouse and will build, near the railroad 31x4
Non-Skid 15.90
This of itself means so much to tho traps.
t
nicks,
very
soon.
The
company
In a certain town three firms were
Hanford section, for it demonstrates
32x4
Non-Skid 16.90
manufacturing
mouse traps. Their started business in a small way somo
that homo people have faith in their
time ago, and it has since grown to
manufacturing
costs
were
just
nhoflt
own project.
Non-Skid 17.90
such an extent ns to find itself 33x4
New York capitalists wore here the same nnd they did an equal cramped. The new site will admit of
last week with tho same proposition amount of business.
34x4
Non-Skid 18.90
The traps cost 15 cents to make, the erection of n large building for
on n larger scale. Their project
woodworking,
equipped
with
modern
Hhoitld go forward with an added im sold to the dealer at 20 cents, nnd machinery.
petus now that tho Farmer's Ex were sold to the consumer nt 30 cents.
----------- o----------change, without any previous notice, Each manufacturer made 5 cents per
One
of
the grent advantages, wo
hnvo gone straight to the point and trap, or 33 1-3 "or cent profit, on his infer, of "reading it in the morning
started their building at once. In turnover. Each dealer made 10 cents, when it is news," is (that you can
Orlando, Fla.
vestors from other states rhould have or 50 per cent profit. Each dealer, of then intelligently rend it again in the
no compunctions about investing their course, carried all three traps, for evening when it is contradicted.
money in a project that has already there was about an equal demand for
been hacked and will he hacked again ench.
—Get your Scralrn Pads from The
One clay one manufacturer made up
by home people. There will be other
his mind to spend ono cent per trap Herald—l>y tho pound—15c.
Have a look at the
in advertising. This reduced his profit
Winchester Window.
to four cents a trap. lie did not ad
vance
his
prices
and
neither
did
tho
SUGGESTIONS FOR REEV
dealers.
ING FLAG HEAND
THE BALL HARD
He started his advertising and kept
PEAS
it up for two years. During this time
WARE CO.
jj tho other two manufacturers kept on
m
Stuff an oggplant with mnslied ■ Inking their five cent profits per trup
peas utul rice covered witli ■ nnd quietly laughed nt the "poor ndcrumbs. When baked thin is an ■ vertiser."
g
During the second yonr, however, a
m ' unusual delicacy.
| Season opens Nov. 20th.
Cronmed pens are delicious ■ popular demand "seemed to arise" for
■ arranged In alternate layers :l this advertised trap. This manufnc*
Remember the Sabbath,
with crumbs and hrownod in S o u re r actually found demand gottlng
but oh you 21st.
J 'ahead of production. In ncoking to
tho oven.
(fjot
•i-” i
a keep up with it ho installed now mn■ chinory. He found thnt under Improv- BEST FOR BREAD
FOREST LAKE
CANDIDATE FOR
CITY COMMISSION
(fa
PEERLESS TIRES
\
trap nt a cost of nine cents ns form5 urly cost 15 cents, So ho roducod hit
m u s i i m u H i n s s i v r i B B r selling price to tho doitlor from 20
Putting Your Money
In the Bank-When you Jiave it, is nothing more than
good business policy—
And the fact that you DO maintain
such a connection is your best assurance
of accommodation when assistance may
be necessary for you.
Your credit rating—your community
standing—your hope for future prosper
ity—even your comfort and happinessdemands that you MAINTAN AN AC
COUNT AT SOME BANK.
--------------We Solicit Yours Here------------
First National Bank s
A COMMUNITY BUILDER
F. P. Forster, Pres.
You Can Find the Name of Every Live Pro
fessional and Business Man in
Sanford in This Column
LAWYERS
CONTRACTORS
George A. DeCottes
S. O. Shinholser
Attorncy-nt-Law
Contractor and Builder
Over Seminole County Dank
SANFORD
SANFORD
FLORIDA
HARTFORD BATTERY
“Battery Insurance”
Sold and Serviced by
Edw. Higgins, Inc.
Haight & Wieland
GARAGES
Smith Bro9. Garage
Expert Repairing
CONTRACTORS AND I1UILDBRS
Planes and Specifications Cheerio));
Furnished
All Work Guaranteed
n. T. PACE
P. O. Boi 111
PURE WATER
Elder Springs Water
99.98% PURE
Phone S1I-W
Sanford, Fla
,1
,i'
LORD'S PURFIY
, WATER
WARD____
& RIVE
AS GOOD AS THE BEST
GENERAL REPAIR WORK ON ALL! D ,I,J SerTlc*
”.4I
'I
MAKES OF CARS
T>7•
Old Ford P. , . ~
Phone 1>T
W « , Fin., s l !SANFORD
NOVELTY
WORKS
Geo. W. Knight
Real Estate and Insurance
SANFORD
V. C. COLLBR, Prop.
FLORIDA
General Shop and Mill
Work
... Employment Bureau.. i
The vocational commUtee of the Bualne«8 and Professional Women's Club
requests all young women dealring
employment to register at the F lrit
National Hank.
AGNES G. DERNER, Chnirmnn
CONTRACTOR
and BUILDER
tlj'iTrr
Commercial Street
Sanford, FI*
TRANSFER
“WE DELIVER THE GOODS”
, D. F. SUMNER
,,
PAINTER
.*
■ v iT
tj '
Quick Service Transfer
Storage Facilities
■i
LET ME PAINT YOUR HOUSE
W ill C o n tr.ri or Toko Jab by tho Horn
PHONE 111
H I LAUREL AVE.
If wo please you, tell others; it
tell ua. Phone 498
HOTELS
Sanford Machine &
Foundry Co.
Sanford Steam Laundry
ViU
1chiulm;
FLORID t
Sanford Constructs Co.
OIL, GAS and ACCESSORIES
'V Oak and Flrat
SPORTSMEN
THE BALL HARD
P. McCULLER WARE COMPANY
"
PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS
DIRECTORY OF SANFORD
General Machine and-Iloller Works
Automobile Flywheel Steel Genr
bnnds In stock
Crank Shafts Re-turned
Sold by
I\
«
, B. F. Whitner, Cashier "
____ _____j _____________________________ __ _______________
W. R. Link Tire Co.
OIL ’EM BOYS
Deane Turner .'I duction, he could turn Just ns good a
Wv'» ‘fKfi
i t : I ,-t
Hotel Montezuma
“Sanford’s New Hotel"
11.50 Up Per Day
FOR SERVICE
Call 146-J
W. RAWLING, Prop.
Acteylene Welding
OF ALL KINDS
Sanford Welding Co.
Located in Eagle Bldg., 205 Oak Ave.
,jq flu t. vI o .'Ll "if.
GILLON &
FRY
......
INSURANCE
.’n r
)<■i: .
Electrical Contractors
N. Y. LIFE INS. CO. Phone 442
.W. T. ROBERTS, A n n ,
1 U Park Ave
Office supplies of «H klnda at Tba
% Herald Printing.Co. When you want
Sanford
Florida anything ln this lino ae« (The Herald.
,, . ,
—Get your Scratch Pada from Th« ,We bare It or can a«t I t
Herald—by the pound—15c.
’■# I'll * ’ • 1 •1*’ /*«|*I
Try. * Herald Want Ad today.
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We Duplicate All Lenses
or do any Repair
Work on Short Notice
TOM MOORE
O ptom etrist-O ptician
Phono 192
Office OPP. !*• °*
TRAITEHS TAKE NOTICE.
Tho law now requires that you aceuro a Hcenso to trap fur bearing ani
mals or to chase tho some with doga.
You arc required to secure this li
cense, which will coat 91.00. I give
this notice on account of thu law being
now and shall expact all Interested
parties to secure license before engag
ing in trapping of any nature.
E. F. HOUSEHOLDER,
County Judge.
BXl’RRT i n s u r a n c e s e r v i c e
I represent progressive, modern laauranee old-line companies and am
prompt In rendering you expert a m
ice in securing for you Juat what you
want In Ufa Insurance on the plan
suited to your present and future
need. Endowment, monthly Income
plans, nnd automobile and fire In
surance. Write or phone me to call.
W. J. THIGPEN.
H. W. NICKERSON
Public Accountant; Audits—Systems
Income Tax Service
Room Id McNelll-Davia Bldg,
Phone 852
Orlando, Fla.
WANTED TO RENT
5 OR 6 ROOM HOUSE unfurnished.
DR. WM. KERMODE
202-Gtp
Gamer-Woodruff Bldg.
Edith Lucille Ball
Teacher Plnno and H arm ony
Graduate Chicago Musical College
Residence 719 Oak Ave.
•t>;K(>
' Phone 243
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THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESD AY , NOVEMBER 20; 1921
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.1
WORK OF ANCIENT BUILDERS
BETSY SHOULD BE PR O U D
Methods of Thousands of Years Ago
8e«m Crude Today, but Thsy
Were Effective.
Dr. C. N. Fisher of the University
of Pennsylvania has recently spent alx
yenrs at the bond of archeological ex
peditions to Egypt, and among Ida dis
coveries were some which help to
make the methods of the ancient build
ers less mysterious. Three thousand
yenrs before Christ they were work
ing an alabaster quarry at El Amurn«. 11 miles from the Nile and UUO
miles above .Memphis, From tills ipnirry they transported blocks of nluhnster, each ninny tons In weight, to Mem
phis In the following manner: They
built ■ read, much us w* should Imild
It now, from the quarry lo the river
hank, with u smooth nurfuce of
pounded stone.
The blocks were quarried by means
of wooden wedges driven In at In
tervals ahum the cleavage line. When
soaked with water, tile wedges ex
panded nnd spilt off the Ntone, which
was then shaped and dressed with
chisels ami drills of very Imfd bronze.
The blocks were mounted on sleds
and drugged hy gangs of slaves the
11 mites to the river, the road being
watered, possibly oiled, to make It
slippery under the sled runners (they
If cows have pride this prize Jersey
had no wheels). Down the river the should be proud. For Betsy, of the
blocks were flouted on rafts, to be Thomdury farm, Ltberlyvllle, lit.. Is to
dragged finally to the building sites tie sent to the White House soon, n
gift to President Hurtling.
ARE LEARNING ABOUT STARS
HIS PRIVATE SWIMMING POOL
Men of Science Beginning to Believe
They Know Something Concorning -the Subject.
The first successful attempt lo
measure stellar distances was made
In 181)8 by Bessel, who determined the
parallax or lit Cygnl, a little star or
the sixth magnitude which hud attracted attention by Un great proper
motion of live seconds of ure a year.
At the beginning of the present cen*
tury ‘Id or 50 parallaxes Imd become
known imd In recent years progress
In measurement has become very
rapid. Greenwich observatory reports
the determination of the parallaxes of
50 stars a year, while some American
observatories are doing even more.
American astronomers have In prtqmrntlon a catalogue giving the paral
laxes of 8,000 slurs nnd It Is expected
that within a very few yenrs the dis
tances of nil stars visible to the naked
eye In (he northern hemisphere will
have been made known, ns well as
those of many fainter stars. The
parnltuxes are determined by both
trigonometric nnd spectroscopic meth
ods. while u third method can be ap
plied to mnny doable stars.
EDUCATION LAWS TOO LOOSE
Children's Bureau of United States
Department of Labor Deplores
Some Exemptions Allowed.
Every state now has n compulsory
day school attendance law, according
to Information recently furiltlied by
the United States Department of La
bor through the children’s bureau. The
bureau has Just completed an analysis
of education laws afFccting child lal or.
SAVE YOU MONEY
the results of which are published in
a chart entitled "State Compulsory
School Standards Affecting the Em
ployment of Minors."
Write us
In live states attendance Ib required
until eighteen years of iigv, In two
of these In certain districts only; In
ORLANDO, FLORIDA
three nnlll seventeen: nnd In tlilriytwo until sixteen. One state requires
attendance until fifteen, six others nnd
the District of Columbia until four
teen, nnd one stute requires attendance
until llie age of twelve years, but
ap ples this to Illiterates only.
Unfortunately, says the bureau, the
exemptions In the majority of states
are so numerous that they greatly lim
it the application of tho law. The
Dependable Service
most common exemptions nre for em
ployment, or upon completion of n
specified school grade. Four states
speolflenlly exempt for work In agri
cultural pursuits, three with image pro
vision. Laws of fourteen other states
rnntnln loosely worded provisions ex
empting a child ut ntiy age, which
might he used to cover absence for
farm work as well as for many other
purposes. Several states exempt n
child whose services are necessary for
the support of himself or others, with
out any age or ediicutlotnil provision.
The amount of nUentlimce required
Is still uilHntlsfnetory In many sillies,
several demanding only Ilf, III. or 20
weeks Ju a year. Even III states
where city children must utlend for
DRINK
eight or nine months, the amount of
Elder Springs Water, fts 99 98-100 lit tendance required In rural school
districts Is sometimes considerably less.
er cent pure. Phone 81L
GLOBE PIANO CO.
Empire Hotel Block
SANFORD AUTO
EXCHANGE
We do square,
straight-forward
Repair work and
“WE DO IT FOR
LESS”
Foot of First St.
SQUIRE EDGEGATE —
ir
Wise Willie, Forbidden Trip to Cool
River, Found Substitution That
Answered the Purpose.
Having served ono term as city
commissioner, and having had tho
privilege of assisting in establishing
tho now form of government under
which we nre now working, nnd the
people of Snnford having seen fit to
place my name in nomination for an
other term, I hereby nnnounco my
candidacy for tho position of city com
missioner, to bo voted for on Decem
ber Gth next.
In making this announcement, I
hereby refer you to city records of ac
complishments of tho past two yenrs,
nnd if olectcd I expect to continue to
work for good, clean government, and
for tho interest of our city and its
people.
Yours very truly,
H. R. STEVENS.
11-21-tfc
No Lady at All.
Albert, aged tlve, had been severely
punished by maternal hands.
His
father on arriving home, found him
III tears.
"Wlmt’s the matter, son?" ho naked.
"Daddy." replied Albert, pointing ati
accusing linger at Ids mother, "all I
have to say Is that I’m completely
surprised at that lady."—American
Legion Weekly.
Military Poker.
Rookie—1Tills saluting business re
minds me of a game of poker.
Yet—How so?
Rookie—An officer passes me and 1
raise him live.
Vet—Yes, and whether you do or
not, you’re liable to get a call.—Am
erican legion Weekly.
l.
PACE THREE
We will not sny "Do Your Christmas Shopping
Early." Too many have said it before and it is al
most a joke. But we can say without fear of jok
ing or contradiction thnt if you have been saving
your money through our plan that doing your
Christmas shopping will cause you no fear because
you will have thnt nest egg from which to tlraw.
—IN SHOPPING AND IN EVERYDAY LIFE—
It comes to you with full force thnt you hnve not
been saving as you should. There is nothing gives
you so much independence as a Bank Account.
Come in and let us tell you about it. Christmas
. . . gi i . home to you with full force.
■
:
The Peoples Bank
of Sanford
a
ANNOUNCING THE OPENING OF OUR
with law. Said cortlficnto embraces
tho following described property in
Seminole County, Floridn, to-wit: WVk
of SE 1-4 of SW 1-4 of SW 1-4 at:d
"I didn’t leave the building," Willie SW 1-4 of SE 1-* of SW 1-4 and
Insisted.
NW 1-4 of SW 1-4 lying E of W lint
"How could you go swimming of Snnford Grant (less 825 ft. N and
without leaving the building?" said S by 0G0 ft. E nnd W in SE corner nnd
Ids mother. "There’s no place to swim
loss N. 7 1-2 qh.) Sec. 29, Twp, 19 S,
In lids npnrtment house." .
"Ain’t there, thoughT’ asked the Range 90 E., containing 25 acres. The
youngster. "Did you ever try the wn- said land being assessed at the date
ler tank on the roof?"—New York of the Issuance of such certificate in
the name of Elizabeth Kissel.
Sun.
Also: Tnx Cortificatc No. 18, dat
Elephants Raid Railway Station.
ed tho 2nd day of June, A. D. 1919,
Wc are used to stories or how nn has filed said certificate in my offico
elephant occasionally upsets a circus and has made application for tnx deed
hut It Is rare we hear of an orgy of to issuo in accordance with law, Said
destruction like thnt which occurred ccrtificnto omhrnces tho following de
In the Malay peninsula. A herd of
scribed property situnted in Seminole
wild elephnnts attacked a railway
station, piffling down tho station- County, Floridn, to-wit: All NE 1-4
master's kitchen nnd bathroom. They in Snnford Grant (less beg. 45 Iks.
did the same lo the clerk’s quarters W of NE cor, run W to intersection
nnd then tackled the station while tho of W line of Sanford Grant, SWIy
office force looked on from trees. One along Grant line 15.00 ch., E 4.G8 ch.,
elephant took off nn automatic weigh NEly 17.55 ch. to beg.), Sec. 81, Twp.
ing machine ns a souvenir of the raid, 19 S., Range 80 E. 11G acres. The said
but finding It henvy, throw II down land being nsscssed at tho date of tho
on the lrack. One of the elephants
trumpeted Ihe recnll and they all went issunneo of such certificate in the
hnck Into the Jungle except one who nnme of Elizabeth Kissel.
Also: Tnx Certificate No. 22, dat
fell In n well nnd Imd to he cut out
by Irnninn aid, but was not detained. ed tho 2nd day of June, A. D. 1910, hns
By the time help arrived after n gen filed snid certificate In my offico nnd
eral telegraphic alarm the huge beasts has made application for tnx deed to
hnd entirely disappeared.—Scientific | issuo in nccordnnco with law, Snid
American.
certificate embraces tho following doscrihod property situated in Sctninolo
Palestine Chariots.
Dr. Clarence S. Fisher, curator of County, Florida, to-wit: Ileg. NWI
the Babylonian section or the Univer cor of NE 1-4, Sec. 32, Twp. 10 S.,
sity of Pennsylvania museum, will un Rango 30 E, Run E 12 ch., S 20 ch
dertake what he describes us ono of to S and L E Ry Wly along same
Hie most Important excavations ever 7»A ch. N 29 deg. W 10.90 ch. W 10
made In the Holy land and tho first ch, S 11.13 ch. NEly 23 ch., S 14 dog.,
since the beginning of the World war. E 8 ch., S 04 dog., W to pt. 30 ch. W
He expects to find among other of E lino of See. nnd 10 ch. N of S
(blogs, setae of tbe Iron chariots men lino of NE 1-4, S 10 ch. W to SW cor.
tioned in Ihe Bible which prevented
the children of Israel from capturing of NW 1-4 of Sec. N to NW cor. of
Duthslmn, near which city some of Sec. E to beg. 107 acres. Tho said
the greatest battles of early history land being assessed at the date of the
issuance of such certificate in the
were fought.—Scientific American.
name of Jacob Kissel.
Unless Bald certificates shall bo reSol] it with a Herald Wont Ad.
"Swimming?" gasped his mother.
“I told you not to leave this building.
Now you will go to bed without any
supper."
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stalfed by Our Welding Process
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GIVE US A TRIAL
C. R. Bergquist
I). 1919, has filed said certificate iw
"Then how did you get your hair my offica and has mndo application
wet?" Ids mother naked.
for tnx deed to Ihsuo in accordance
"Swimming," Willie replied,
(v> RoPE*Ty )
\ O W A ItP ? J
to
ij . j u 'i
It,
Sanford, Fla. 'j
■ 207 French Ave.
deemed according to law, tnx deed
will issue thereon on tho 30th day of
November, A. D. 1921.
Witnoss my official signature and
seal this thu 25th day of October, A.
D. 1921.
(SEAL)
E. A. DOUGLASS,
Clerk Circuit Court,
Sctninolo County, Fin.
10-25-Gtdh By: A. M. WEEKS, I). C.
TAX BOOKS ARE
NOW OPEN ,
State and County Tax
Books are now open for
the payment of taxes for
the year, 1921, a dis
AMERICAN BEAUTY count of 2% is allowed
for payment in Novem
and HOT-POINT
ber, 1% in December.
Electric Irons
Tax books close April
Electric Heaters
1st. Poll taxes.for the
for the hath, bedroom nnd Nursery
year 1921, for both men
Edison Mazda Lamps and women, became due
November 1st, 1921.
Fur Brighter Light
Business and Occupa
•Fidelity Tires
tion Licenses became
due October 1st, and if
not paid, are delinquent,
Firsts ami Gun ran teed
as the law requires that
Gasoline
a license be procured be
from visible pump. Accurate measure.
fore conducting the bus
Oils and Greases
iness, profession or oc
We give tickets with each purchase, cupation.
goml for 5 per cent In trade
$ 10.00
r $8.50
Rhone 481-J
JNO. D. JINRINS,
Tax Collector,
Seminole Co.
F. P.~ RINES
105 I’nlmottn Ave.
Sanford, Fin. II-7-2 we—11-11 -4wc
OFFICE SUPPLIES AT HERALD OFFICE
POST CARDS AT THE HERALD OFFICE
Just a Little Exchange of Questions and Answers, That’s All!
JZ /7 Y E o n TH t
J U 9 V WE. M U S T
K n ow i r y o u
RLStPL HERE
.
H. R. STEVENS.
CANDIDATE FOR [ Only 27 more Days till Xmas
CITY COMMISSION
On certain occasions Wllllo takes
his mother's Instructions literally,
while other times he doesn't. When
Willie's mother told him that she did
not want him to Iqnve the building
nil afternoon because be Imd disobeyed
ber by going swimming In the river
on the day previous, Willie carried
out bis mother's Instructions lo tho
Sell it with n Herald Want Ad.
letter, lie did not leave the building
all afternoon. When Willie's mother Notice of Application for Tnx Deeds
arrived home from her shopping tour
Under Section 575 of the General
lute tn the day. however, she was sur
Statutes, Laws of Floridn
prised to find thnt her son’s hair was
wet.
Notice is hereby given that Charts*
"1 hope you didn’t disobey me nnd
go In the river again,” said Ills D. Cary, purchaser of Tnx Cortificnt*
mother.
No. 10, dated the 2nd day of June, A.
"Nope," Willie replied.
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THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, T U ESD AY , NOVEMBER 29, 1921
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PA G E FOUR
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Crepe de Chine
GOWN-WORN BY JOHN WESLEY
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Daily Fashion Hint
The Survival of the Fittest I
English Wesleyan Body Receives Gift
of Robe That Belonged to Found
er of Methodism.
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The Wesleyan Methodist Connexion
has Just received’from one of its loud
Inn luymon u gown Umt belonged to
the founder of Methodism, according
to the London Dally News. John Wes
ley died In 1701, so tiiut tho garment
l.
Is more than 130 years old.
Time lias, of course, left its mark*
upon the gown. Homo parts are dis
colored and utliers uro - worn and
patched. The material Is heavy, and
upon It, worked In black, are llowcrs
and prancing iiorses. As Uiu cecal
preacher was u little limn, the gown
must liuve liujig about ills heels.
It Is claimed Hint tho gown was a
J reaching gown, hut It is very dis
similar to the ecclesiastical garment
that, according to uuthentlc records,
John Wesley wore In the pulpit. Tills
one possesses an ordinary sleeve, and,
generally speaking, it seems lo accord
wilii (he siyle of a black study-gown.
The donor of tho gown lias also pro*
seiited a pale of slippers belong.ng to
Wesley. These are in good condition,
and are of lhe kind Ilial he would
wear In Ills study.
Wesley, of course, traveled through
out (Ireui llrlliiln and Ireland In all
weathers on his preaching tours, and
It was suggested ilia I lie wore tills
heavy gown as a protection against
ntmnsplicrlc conditions.
The Wesley museum contains u
Mrs. Ernest McGowan Galloway, large tiiiinhcr of Interesting relies of
leaving this morning fur .Jackson Jolm and d ia ries Wesley. It possesses
(lie sillily chair of John, and presently
ville.
ns a gift from the donor of the gown,
MRS. FRED DAIOUR, Society Editor,
Mrs. R. E. Tolar and little daught Charles Wesley's study elmlr will he
Phone 217-W
er, Mary Elizabeth, returned home placed there,
A large proportion of the visitors to
I f jron linvr nnr frlrnda v is it in g you
from Jacksonville the museum come from tin1 overseas
— If yna iirr k i i I i k itn y w lie rf op coiulnic Sunday evening
home, o r U you nrr rn trrln liiln g , w r ite where they spent last week visiting
dominions and the United Htntcn
• pi.dnl ritrii In tlila drpnrlnienl, s i t i n g
drtnlla, o r Ir lrh p o n r the Item. It w i l l friends and relatives.
where thi* Interest in all that relutes
be g r e n l l y nptirri’lntril.
to the early history of Methodism Is
very keen.
(>. E. S. MEMORIAL SERVICES
Dr. Richard G. Cabot, one of the’foremost
physicians in the United States, recently said:
“Out of some 400 diseases, seven are curable
by drugs, while five may be prevented by in
oculation.” .
Dr. C. F. Conrad, editor and publisher of
the International Brief, the official organ of
the International Alliance of Physicians and
Surgeons, said:
5
“Chiropractors are becoming more numer
ous and stronger every day. You see twentyfive Chiropractors to one osteopath.”
According to the law of “The Survival of
the Fittest” The Drugless Health Science of
Chiropractic is rapidly becoming the one
| health science which above all others is being
C o m e S e e O u r L in e o f
S a t i n s a n d C r e p e d e C h in e
We will save you money on all you buy
lit
Sanford Dry Goods Co.
A Good Place to Trade
SO C IE T Y
SOCIAL CALENDAR
Tuesday—Pipe Organ Club will meet
at the home of Mrs. A. M. Phillips
on Oak avenue, a t .'1:00.
Tuesday—Mrs. Osborne P. Herndon
will entertain at an evening bridge
party at her home on Sanfort
Heights,
Wednesday—St. Agnes Guild
will
meet at the Parish House at 3:00
ti’clock,
Wednesday—Miss /.tie Munson will
entertain at an evening bridge par
ty complimenting Miss Adelaide
Higgins, whose marriage to Mr.Luens McLeod takes place in De
cember.
Thursday—Holy Cross Guilds /will
hold thoir annual bazaar and supper
nt the Pnrlsh House,
Thursday—Mrs. Charles Fodder will
entertain tho members of the Morrie Matrons Ilridgo Club.
Mrs. C, C. Cobb and children are
visiting this week in Orlando with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. M.
Vaughan,
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0. J. Starling will return homo to
day from Lakeland where ho has born
attending nil exhibit of the A. A C.
Co.
Mr. nnd Mrs, E. It. Davis, of Atlan
ta are spending several days hero at
tho Montezuma.
£ I
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AUTOMOTIVE
ELECTRICAL
99444i
76
AN AI.L-WII1TF, OUTFIT
For sjMirts or general wear is this
costume appropriate.
The tailored
blouse is fashioned of heavy white
Japanese silk, the neck bring finished
Midi a turn-down collar and the sleeves
ending at the elbows in Hare effect.
The hack of the blouse extends over
l lie shoulders, where I lie gathered
fronts arc joined to it to form a yoke.
The skirt of white ll.umcl, is a two
men' model, with closing at the side.
Medium size requires, for the blouse,
a'ji yards 36-inch material; for the
skin, a ll yards 44-inch flannel.
Pictorial Kt-viaw Blouse No. 9476.
Sizes, 34 to J6 Inches bust. Price, 35
cents. Skirt No. 9443. Sizes, 34 to 34
inches waist. Price, 30 cents.
Daily Fashion Hint
■ demanded by the people.
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This law also applies to the person who is 3
the fortunate possessor of HEALTH. Sue- 9
cess in Business, Happiness in the Home, ev
erything that makes life worth living, all
these are ultimately possessed by those who
enjoy HEALTH.
Chiropractic Vertebral Adjustments will
make you Healthy, will keep you Healthy.
Because the Chiropractor locates the cause
of Dis-ease and adjusts same.
Be Fit and Survive.
In v e s t i g a t e Chiropractic thoroughly.
W. J. KERMODE, D, C.
Correspondent of Scottish Newspaper
Calls Attention to Remarkable In
cident He Has Observed.
Gnrncr-Woodruff Kld«.
1st St. Opp. Magnolia
Hours 9-12 a. m., 1-6 p. m.—Evening by Appointment
ADDITIONAL LOCAL
Jones’ Dniry Farm little link sau
sage,—L. P. McCuller,
203-tfc
Tho womnn who onco spnnked her
Stone’s Rich Fruit Cake.—L. P. Mcson
for smoking cignrottes now
203-tfo
Culler,
spanks her grandson for stealing her
Ships thnt pass at tho opening cigarettes. •
session sometimes come back in tho
FOR SALE—Eight room houso with
night,
bath. Immediate possession. Small
Hava your watches and Jowelry re payment down, long timo on balance.
paired nt McLnulin’a. Two first clnss Seo Lano of address Box 782, Daytonn, Fin.
190-Tu-Snt-4w
watch makers. Prompt servico,
14U-tfc
8916
FOR THE SCHOOLBOY
Particularly suited for school wear
Is this suit of dark blue serge, although
It has "Sunday best" itossiliiliiics that
arc highly satisfactory. The jacket is
belted and trimmed with pickets The
trousers may he finished with either
front or side-closing and arc turned
under in knlckerhocker fashion
Medium size requires 3
yards
34-inch material.
Pictorial Review Hoys' Suit No.
8918. Sizes, 6 to 14 years. Price, 30
cents.
Statesmen and crowded heads must
bo
careful not to muss up the mas
Eggs, G5c dozon.—L. P. McCuller.
203-tfc terful wny in which.t the. correspon
dents are pulling off thin nrmn con
When nil the scrapplngs of war ference.
ships tnkes place, why not sing tho
Islnml of Ynp?
NEWBERRY’S DRUG STORE
Phone 36
Whontaworth Biscuit, real. Graham 204-tfc
crackers, 100 por cent whole wheat.
WHO IS SYLVIA?
—L. P. McCuller.
203-tfc
| What ia she? Come to the I’nrish
Thanksgiving 1r often called Tur House Thursday nnd Friday nighls to
key Day, but really it is tho first dny see. Join the guesecrH. A prize
of Turkey Week.
awarded the first person guessing her
identity correctly,
212-Ur
Van Camp's tall cream, $5.50 per
case.—L. P. McCulhr.
203-tfc
NOTICE TO PUBLIC
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Although my entire plnnt was de#
H u p m o b i l e m a k e s f i n - 8tr"yed bY fir° Saturday night, I nm
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U l r e C l U C t lO n , o p e n m o d - un,i new custoinors for any kind of
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els, $1250, Detroit.—B. cement work, Call nt 200 Pnrk ave* fcifc? * * * *
Fa *
nuo.
& O. MOTOR CO., San 200-0tp
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A. L. ROY.
PARISH HOUSE (CALENDAR.
ford.
Holy Cross Parish House
188-tfc
Nov. 27.—Brotherhood of St. An*
drow Dinner.
Appllnchicoln oysters.—L. P. MeDoc. 1-2.— Holy Cross llazanr,
203-tfc
Culler.
Dec. 0-7.—All Soul's Bazaar.
CORRECTED TO NOV. 16, 1921
People Qenerou* With Tlpe.
New York llk e \ to refer to Its
spendthrift millionaires.
The head
m a Her of a mngiilllcont eatery told me
that for the hoiinllful gratuity lie pre
ferred the visiting Hod-huster to the
son of a millionaire. The young man
from Hohnkus having Ills annual lllng
has read *■> much ahout huge tips
that lie thinks anything under a Mo
hill will he tossed hack at him. The
111 f<tin in t Inn volunteered hy the head
Mailer came after a well-known spendihrifl had departed with Iwo young
Indies. Ills illmier check came to ?2."i
nnd lie gave the Matter $2—the headMailer nothing. "And." continued Hie
head waiter, "see Hint young fellow
over there In llu* green suit with a
large Adam's tipple.
lie has hecii
shiieklng off $."» hills to every waiter
A hull may not he very intelligent,
in the place. And he gave me a half
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
eeiiiury note. I’m afraid Ills keeper
hut he understood tho Red flag long
Mill he along soon and make us give
before the rest of tho world.
No,
J. T. Iteoves is no longer connected
it hark."—Exehnnge.
MEETINGS
on
TRAIN SCHEDULE
Sec Evo as Idealistic Woman,
Mosi Malian Moiiieu h they hail their
•Indee to he anything they wished In
heir sex, Mould rat her he Eve, lie• ordlng lo results of a vote recently
'.men hy one of ihe Itoiiian papers,
'I lie argument advanced for being
•
.tas ihat ^he. of all women, laid
eompellllou.
Her hlishaiid Mils
i evei away from home ami there mu*
i.o other woman on whom he mlglii
list an alluring glance.
Those u ho did not choose lo tie Eve
ho.a* for ihe most part to he Mary
Maedaten. heciitise. niter being al
lowed to enjoy all the sins of Hao d d . she miis forgiven and after
wnrd became i salat, thereby enjoying
all Joys of heaven.
Unearth Home of Cave Men.
title of the mosi coiiipt'dieuslve at
many lluds of relics of prehistoric man
in Austria has been discovered lu a
mve near Mlxultx. The cavern known
ns "Hrngou's Dell," Is being exeiivm
e<! for ciinriimtiH deposits of phosphate
III a side cave 1JKHI yards from tin
opening, evidences of htllilHti occilpli
I'olt Mi nuclein limes were uncovered
Great i|Uantltles of quart* Implement!
ami other utenslla.ami human hones
have been taken out.
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CONSULTATION AND ANALYSIS FREE
BLACKBIRD IN THRUSH’S NEST
Last' week J discovered In the Ivy
on a sunk wall In my garden a no-4
which had alt tlit* characteristics of a
thrush's ncsi. wiih plastered lining
only, and wldeh contained two eggs
pale nine with small black spots—iIn
eggs of a song thrush, writes a cornsptiioleiil. Later on I nutWcd a bird
sitting on the nest. Only the head
was visible, hut It appeared to me
Matt (lie bird wits a hen blackbird and
not a thrush. It miis some days be
fore I found the bird off the nest,
when on looking In, I discovered tluu
the plastered lining of tho nest.had
been slightly covered with dried
grasses, and that, the nest contained
four blackbird's1 'fffcfcw^hftdsh' green
with mol tied ends. The two thrush's
eggs laid disappeared. They could not
he found at the fool of the wall below
the nest, hut there was found on a
green above the wnll the broken egg
of a song thrush. When I discovered
ihtt nest part of Its outer wall was
•filthily lorn, as If a cat had cllmlicd
RECEPTION FOR MISS SKINNER ip ilie Ivy and endeavored to chin- out
lo* Idl'd then sitting. Is It passible
AND MRS. GALLOWAY
ihat ihe thrush may have been scared
A brilliant social event of tho sea a any and the nest tiikeit over by u
son was the reception given yesterday hlncklilrtl and adapted to Jier require
afternoon from four to six o'clock by ments? None of my friends, versed
the Womnn's Club honoring Miss Eli In the luihlis of birds, ever heard of a
zabeth Skinner, newly elected state similar ease.—Edinburgh Scotsman.
president of the Federation of Wom
Edward Hrady returned to Montean's Clubs, nnd Mrs. Ernest McGow
verde yesterday after spending sever
an Galloway, vice-president at large.
al dnys hore with bis parents, Mr. nnd
Heautifui in every detail were the
Mrs. John T. Hrady.
decorations of the club rooms, the
club colors, red nnd green, nnd tho
J. P. Havmoll, of Jacksonville, wnB club flowers, red roses being used.
in the city yesterday transacting Iiuh- Tall floor lumps shaded in red, cast a
loess.
rich warm glow over tho pretty
scene. Wicker baskets, wicker wall
Elmo L. Itlley, of Jacksonville spent vases and crystal vases filled with
the day hero yesterday.
fragrant red roses were effectively
plated.
Miss Virginia Neely returned home
Mrs. Forest Lake and Mrs. Raymond
Sunday from Ocala where she has Key met tho guests at the door, who
spent the past two months with rela were then introduced to the receiving
tives. She was accompanied homo by line by Mrs. Deane Turner. In the re
MIhs Mnrgnrot Melton, who left Sun ceiving lino were Mrs. John Lonnnrdi,
day afternoon for her home in Mel Miss Elizabeth Skinner, Mrs. L. M.
bourne.
Johnson, of Leesburg, Mrs, W. F.
Hlackman, Mrs. W. T. Morgan, Mrs.
Miss Elizabeth Skinner, of Dune Fred Williams, Mrs. R. R. Dons, Mrs.
din, nowly elected president of the It. C. Rower, Mrs. R. E. Tolar, and
Florida State Federation of Woman’s Mrs. John Mcisch.
Clubs, was tho guest yejtorday of
Tho hostesses were Mcmlhincs W. B.
Watson, G, 1. I.micks, it. A. Newman,
■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■a S. Puleston, It. J. Holly, W. J. Thig
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■ pen, H. J. Starling, Fred Daiger, J.
■ M. Wallace, ll. L. Thrasher and It, C.
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Maxwell.
The refreshment taldo was lovely
■
with its appointments. In tho center
■
was a catulelhra holding red lighted
:
tapers, at either side wore unshaded
■
ted tapers in silver candle sticks. Mrs.
Henry Wight poured coffuo nnd MrH.
!
W. T. Langley poured ten tho first
tour and Mrs. A. D. Kully and Mrs.
A.
i
B M. Phillips poured tho latter hour.
During the afternoon nn orchestra
rendered splendid music,
Mrs, Julius Tnkuch, snug, "My
Heart at Thy Sweet Voice," from
Samson ami Delilah and "One Fine
Day" from Mndum Hutturfly, In her
usual chnrming manner.
Mrs.* A. M. Philips sang sweetly
nnd with much feeling. "Night Song"
by Florence Nowell Harbour.
About two hundred club members
and friends attended this delightful
affhir.
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The Memorial servico held Sunday
afternoon by the Seminole Chapter 0.
E. S., nt the Masonic Hall were very
impressive. Dr. E. I), Hrownleo gave
a splendid address, taking for his text
tho 10th chapter Etodus 23 to 27 vers
es. "Mnrah.” His address was full
of beautiful deep thoughts and was
very appropriate and sympathetic.
Worthy Matron Mrs. Al Lilja con
ducted the services assisted by her
able corps of officers.
The program for the afternoon in
cluded:
"llenutiful Star in the East," Miss
Herminia Lehman.
"Just for Today", Mrs. F. W. Shep
ard, of Winter Pnrk.
Drnping of the Chapter Altar, by
the officers.
"Ulcst Re tho Tie," audience.
"Touch Mo to Pray," Mrs. Dick
Hntcholor, of Winter Pnrk.
Dr. E. D. Ilrownlee’s address "Mnrah."
Quartette, “Tho Beyond," Ed. Keezel, Mrs. F. W. Shepard, Mrs. Dick
Batchelor and M, A. Stone.
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Southbound
Arrive
83........... 2:30 n.m.
27...........
91..
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89..
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86-......... 0:66 p.m.
No.
with mo in any way, and I nm not re
Wheatsworth, real whole wheat, No.
sponsible for any money, fertilizer, or
anything he may charge to me. The pure graham flour,—L. P. McCuller. No.
No.
ngreoment 1 declare broken—and at
HENRY FORI) Jins ndnpted tho
nn end.
use of tho GIANT "EXIDE” HatterMRS. M. B. ALLISON.
Northbound
ies for Ford cars. Wo glvo servico,
200-D-n-W—dtp ,
Arrlvo
buy, sell and oxchango bnttc ries for No. 82.......
makes automobiles, genuine No. s i:......
Stuart is not a very largo place, all
"EXIDE"
service. Got the best.— No.
80
yet, hut the way thing's are, going It
RAY
BROTHERS,
phono 648. 196-tfc No, 92.....
mny he only a short time before the
■1:00 p.m.
No. 28.......
ptneo lays claims for entering the
» |1 f[ ’
clt clnss. The later report from that
Hupmobile makes finattractive nnd interesting town is to
T
thu effect that building permits is al reduction, open modArrlvo
xNo. 100........
sued during the past five months have els, $1250, Detroil
xNo. 24.......
shown an estimated total cost of & O. MOTOR CO.,
San- xNo.
158...:.:...
about $100,000. The town is build
i No.
22........
ing nbaut fifteen,miles of sidewalks ford.
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188-tfc
nnd Home streets have boon widened
und Improved. Taxes have been re
cm i
.
Leesburg Branch
( barley Chaplin hns decided to
Arrlvo
duced,, even though substantial im
stick
to
comedy.
Ho
knows
which
xNo.
167__
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:
3:65
p.m.
provements nr^ under wny, ntul the
»ido
of
his
pie
has
the
custhrd
on. t No. 21........... 2:50 p.m.
town is out of debt, A fine} report
xNo. 101........... 5:50 p.m.
for uny place.
Hupmobile makes fin- xNo. 26..:....:,... 1:80 p.m.
As tho world g n w s more and mnru at reduction, open mod-1 N“ 22
7:00p'"1'
civilized, wo keep right on improv-*
els, $1250, Detroit.:—074
ing padlocke.
&
0 . MOTOR CO.,* San- xNnJ
, o;
♦*<**«'
f o r< l
127..........
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except Sunday.
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Doparts
2:40 n.m.
8:40 n.m.
1:38 p.m.
3:20 p.m.
7:10 p.m.
Departs
2:03 a.m.
12:05 p.m.
2:55 p.m.
4 :05 p.m.
Dopnrts
7:00 a.m.
3:25 p.m.
7:00 a.m.
7:00 p.m.
Departs
3:40 p.m.
�ray
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Uttte Happenings
McStloB Of
Matters la Brief
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THE SANFORD DAILY H ERALD, T U ESD AY , NOVEMBER 29, 1921
In
and
About,
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PRIZE WINNERS AT
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KANNER'B DIG SALE
ARE ANNOUNCED TODAY
Summary of tba
Floating Small
Talka Succinctly
Arranged for
Herald Readera
The prize winners who were lucky
onough to guess tho amount of the
snlo at Kannor’s Big Ten Day Sale
last week nro announced today as
follows:
First prize of $100, W. T. Roberts.
Second prize of $50, W. II. Britt.
Tho snle wns most successful In
overy way and Soles Mnnoger Daw
son in perfectly satisfied with tho
manner in which tho pooplo responded
to the summons to tho fenst of bar
gains nnd tho wonderful results
through advertising in tho Dally and
Weekly Herald .
Mr. Dnwson leaves tonight for
Tampa where ho will put on a big
sale for a Tnmpa firm.
m m
: THE WEATHER
m For Florida! Fnlr tonight
M and Wednesday; light frost
IKi In interior north portion tom night.
Great weather.
Now lot tho lottuco tr> forward.
prccooling plant for Sanford is as
sured, with prospects bright for two
of them.
Tho Rotary Club Is making plans
to foster a Community Christmas tree | *<l
for Sanfotd It will bo groat for tho
youngsters.
TEMPERATURE
Down she goes to 74. It will
bo lower today.
Grent
stuff. Wo all need it. Lot
tuco pep up along with tho
lettuce. Lottuco us get
ready for the greatest sea
son we have ever hnd in
Sanford, Lottuco us pnss up
politics and get down to real
business. Lottuco Join tho
Jolly bunch of boosters and
stand together and work
together and stay together
on tho grent big principle
of reciprocity and what
helps Sanford helps all of
us. Yes, lettuce.
TWO MOH EDEATIIS AS
RESULT OF THEATRE FIRE‘ AT NEW IIAVEN, CONN.
< ilr T h r A a.ortntrd I ' r r u )
fcl Maximum ................ . 74
Pil Minimum ............... ... 42
Pu Range .......
.. 40
p-'i Barometer .............. .30.08
It. J. Holly of this city.
*4 Calm and clear.
rin
Aiming tho visitors to the city last
night attending tho American Legion P-4 F* F* Pa ria fet to* Fa
dance «nnd* dinner wore Mr. nnd M rs.1with appropriate remnrks
, and. . thoy
.
It. I*. Walters nnd Mr. and Mrs. Roy
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.
.
' | caused great
merriment. W. A.
( on e o e nn< •
Huston, of Pnlntkn, Rotary Club, wns
... .
. n gucHt at the dinner and gnvo tho
W. A. Huston of Pnlntkn, goncral .__ , ...
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local club some pointers on various
manager of the Southern Utilities work. The Rotary Club is making
company, is in the city todny inspect great preparations for looking nftcr
ing the local plants and slinking
the children and the needy at Christ
hands with hla many friends.
mas time, which is one of the ser
vices performed by Rotary tho world
Mrs. Orion Farrell was operated over. '
upon for appendicitis this morning nt
the Fornnld-Lnughton hospital nnd is'
reported as recovering rapidly. The DKOMINENI IIOIEL MEN HERE
operation wns performed by Dr.
S. Lund and bis son, S, Lund, Jr.,
Langley.
nro hero looking over the city with
n view of engaging in tho hotel busi
The ninny friends of Goorgo Mcness. Messrs. Lund nre well known
I.nughlin of Orlando were plenscd to
in Florida nnd elsewhere, having for
see him here for a short time last many years owned nnd operated tho
night. George could not resist tho
Huntington Hotel at St. Petersburg,
chance to nttend tho Legion dnnee,
and having recently sold that hotel,
although he came too late for tho nre looking for another location in
dinner.
Florida nnd nre most favorably im
pressed with Florida.
J. M. Dnwson leaves tbnight for
Mr. Lund, like nil active nnd s,icTampa, where he will bo absent for eessful business men, wns thinking
■several weeks putting on n big snlo n(,nut
about mtlrlncr
retiring from laislness
business but.
but, hnvhnv
for one of tho Tnmpn firms. Mr. Ing led an active life for many yenrs,
Dawson Is making Snnford hcndqunr* ennnot nnd will not retire but will
tern nnd puts on sales in this nnd continue to carry on.
neighboring territory. H q is n flrstWe welcomo them to Sanford. It
•clnss salesman, n first-class ad writ is n case of n real city and good' ho
er nnd knows tho value of printer’s tel men meeting nnd we can almost
ink. His many friends nre hoping forsco tho result, for Sanford offers
for his speedy return.
more in this line todny than any oth
. or city in Florida
The solicitors for The Herald’s big
'Christmas coition will call on you in MELVILLE COMEDIANS
the next few days nnd ove^y morchnnt |
.ARE ALL RIGHT
in Snnford should he represented in To Whom it May Concern:
This is to certify that “Tho Mel
this big edition of the Daily and
ville
Comedians’ plnyed under tho aus
Weekly Herald. It will .bring tho
pices
of tho Deaufort County Post No.
shoppers to Snnford nnd do more to
enliven the Christmas trade thnn any 15 of the American Legion, Wash
other form of advertising. People ington, North Carolina, for an entire
have come to look forward to tho week.
The entertaining qualities of this
Christmas editions of The Hcrnld and
they will not be disappointed in tho show make it well worth seeing. Dur
ing their slny here they plnyed to Im
1021 edition.
parity for six nights and matinee.
This show is far superior to tho
ROTA RIANS HAD BIG TIME
average stock Company or road show,
Snnford RotnrinnB hnd a grent time and it is our Wish to have a return en
today at their regular weekly lunch gagement.
Wo heartily recommend the Mel
eon, ns the entertainment committee
ville Comedians.
f
distributed gifts to several of tho
Beaufort County Post No. 15,
members for “good services render
American Legion.
ed." Tho gifts will not bp enumerat
ed or made public, but Raymond Key,
SILVIA
Ed Higgins, Arthur Yowoll, nob New will ride through the streets nt four
man, Charley Henry nrfd President p. m. eurh day and appear at the Par
Stevens enn tell you nbout them. ish House Thursday nnd Friday at 9
Judge Householder presented them o’clock.
2l3-2tc
Miss
ELDER SPRINGS WATER- ~ r
Consulting Chemist says of the water: “Of the mnny waterssif this nnd oth
er regions that I have nnnlyzed, I have found nunc superior In nil good quali
ties of that of the “Elder Water.’’—Phono 311-W. Office In Miller Building.
Elder Springs Water Company
BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE
One 10 acre farm, all tiled. Including crop J6 ,0 0 0 .0 0 j
One new fLroom Cottage, good locatlort, bent ofJ e rniB $3,750 ■
One 10-room house........................................ 8
Many other bargains in farm lands and city property
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C. A. MATHEWS & W. V. WHEELER \
;i 115 Park Avenue
PAGE FIVE
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NEW IIAVEN, Nov. 20.—Two more
deaths today an the result of Rialto
theatre fire here Sunday night, bring
ing tho total to nix, coroner having'
eliminated the name of ono man who
.was the victim of heart disease.
THE B A N D C O N C E R T
a
■ Sunday, made a big hit and we heard one man say that*they lacked only
S one thing to make them as good as the Scotch Highldnder Band, and
| that was their dress. We bid to make the skirts for Felix Frank, Har£■ old
Haskins and G< C. Fellows.
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I We want the Sanford ladies to call and inspect some of the nice things
■ we have for Christmas Gifts for the man. Even though you are not
S ready to purchase yet, you can have them put aside for you.*
£ BE Sl)RE TO SEE THE EXCEPTIONAL NICE LINE OF ALL WOOL
I
SWEATERS
ITALIAN DESTROYER
FOUNDERED IN MKDITEItAN KA N, LOSS LIFE UNKNOWN
S/2Z W
r///Jr/ S 0 / F f£ / ?F kr
S a n fo r d , F la .
LONDON, Nov. 29.—Italian de
stroyer Ccntrnuro foundered in tho
Mediterranean off1 Adalia during n
storm. Life-loss is not known.
FITZGERALD HAS FIRE
BURNS HALF HI.yCK
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BUSINESS HOUSES LOST
6-room Bungalow, well located, $4,000
2-story, 5-room house, new....... 3,750
Small 5-rm. cottage, well located 2,750
New 5-room cottage with large
rooms ,on brick ro a d ........ 4,200
( l l r T h r A .a o e la trd I 'r r . a l
FITZGERALD, Gn., Nov. 29.—Onohnlf of one tumdred block in main
business section of Fitzgerald practic
ally Wiped out by fire this morning;
loss nbout $200,000, small insurnneo.
Terms
Terms
Terms
TeriTis
CITY LOTS—EASY PAYMENTS
Other Desirable Heal Estate. Wc can Suit any Inquiry
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR ATTENTION!
There will be a called conclave of
Taylor Commnndory Wednesday ev
ening, November .70th at 0:30.
■Full dress rehenrsnl of the Order of
the Temple and instruction in tactics
preparatory for the coming inspection
of this commnndory. important that
every momber be present nnd In full
uniform.
JNO. D. JINK1NS,
Recorder.
By order of tho Eminent Commnnder.
,rS
A. P. CONNELLY
LOST—On First street between Oak
nnd Pnlipetto, a pocket book con
taining money and hunting liconso.
Finder please return to Herald office
and receive reward.
213-3tc
hOUND
FOUND—Sum of money on street.
Owner may have same by identify
ing and paying for this ml.—Mrs. Er
nest Krupp, 910 Park Ave.
213-ltc
FOUND—Roll of money. Loser may
have same by paying for this ad.—
Mrs. Ernest Krupp, 910 Park avo*
nue.
213-2tc
N jUco of Application fur Tax Deed
C L A SSIF IE D A D S
Classified advertisements, S cents a line. No ad taken for less thaa
23 cents, apd positively no classified ads charged to anyone. CasB
must accompany all orders, ’ Count five words to a line and remit aci cordingly.
Under Section 573 of the General
Statutes of the State of Florida
Notico Is hereby givon thnt S, F.
Doudncy, purchaser of Tax Certificate
No. 1045, dated tho 4th day of Novomher, A. I). 1895, has filod said certi
ficate in my office, and bns made ap
plication for Tax Deod to isquo in accordanco with law. Snid certificate
cml races the following described pronerty situated in Scminolo 'County,
Florida, to-wit: W 1-2 of SE 1-4 of
SW 1-4 of N Wl-4 nnd E 1-2 of SW
I- 4 of RW 1-4 of NW 1-4 Sec. 22, Tp.
21 S, Range 29 FI. 10 acres. The
said land being nssessed nt tho date
of the issunnea of such certificate In
tho nnma of Unknown. Unless said
certificate shall ho redeemed accord
ing to law Tax Deed will issue there
on on tho 4th day of January, A. D.
1922.
Witness my officini signature and
senl this tho 29th day of November,
A. D. 1021.
(SEAL)
E. A. DOUGLASS,
Clerk Circuit Court,
Scminolo County, Fla.
II- 20-fltc
By: A. M. WEEKS, D. C.
The Herald has quite a number of
unclaimed keys thnt have been fout]d.
If you hnvu lost any koys look over
our assortment. If these keys are not
FOR RENT
FOR SALE
claimed within the next few days they
will he disposed of.
tfdh FOR SALE—By owner, handsome FOR RENT—2 furnished bed rooms.
Phono 437-W, corner Elm & Third
homo furnished, modern conveni
Strcot.
195-tfc
ences,
garage
and
bearing
grovo;
nlso
"Spirit Message" by Radto,
A true story, well known In scien somo beautiful homo sites in a grovo FOR RENT — Light housekeeping
Box 110, Altamonto
rooms nnd unfurnished roomH, 1020
tific circles, records tho first use of on a lake.
radio-telephone during the war In Springs, Fla. ,
11-3-lmoc Enst Second St.
211-4tp
France,
Professor W----- of Ynlo FOR SALE—Holgiuri hnroa. Apply FOR RENT—Two furnished betl
university, then in the reserve corps,
to Goo. Mcro, HU Elm ave. Phono
rooms. Inquire 009 Pnlmotto Ave.
wuh
asked to witness n voice-con
254.
195-tfdh
211-Otc.
trolled High! near Iloninrniiktn,
France, Htnmllng In n linnunr on the FOR SALE—Dining table, walnut bed FOR RENT—Two furnished Imd
ground, he placed tho receiving Inrooms, Mrs. W. F. Leavitt, corner
nnd springs. Call 3UH-J.
200-tfc
slruu|Diit to his enr. Tho voice of an
Elm
and Third. Phono 437-W.
unseen person frbtn Hie clouds s;>oku FOR SALE—One Florcnco Automntqi-tfc
a niessnge. Tho professor turned pale . ic 3-burnor oil stove with mantel
furnished bed
and oven. Call 41B-W.
204-tfc FOR RENT—Ono
ns lio dropped tho receiver.
room, also garage. 110 Laurel Ave.
"My God," ho exclaimed, "Ilint’s FOR.SALE—Ono Dnisy chum. Call
Prof. Peters t
Ho died nine years
109-tfc
416-W.___________________ 204-tfc
rTgol"
Tin) professor was told llmt tho FOR SALE—Two story business FOR RENT—Bed room, 311 Pnrk nvonue,
178-tfc
building, Apply to tho owner, Klon
man speaking was ono of tho idiots
Ares,
805
9th
St.
205-tfc
of Hie <10th squadron.
FOR RENT—Suburban home.
Cal)
Soon the pilot ruine to earth nnd FOR ~ SAXE—Cnbbago mid lottuco
308-J.
107tfc
walked Into the hnngnr. Ho proved
plnnts. Sco IL F. Crenshaw nt tho
FOlt RENT—Forndnlo Apartments,
to bo Prof. Peters' son.—Hornet*
postoffico.
200-tfc
Green In Lenllo's.
furnished or unfurnished. See Mrs.
FOR SALE—nt a genuine bargain, 00 L, G. Loveless, In Mcisch (dock, 205
ncros rich hammock land, 250 bear East First St. Phono 295-L1 194tfc
Got It Straight
Israel Znngwlli occasionally likes to ing nrango nnd grapefruit trees, near
slip among tho crowd so llmt lie can Geneva on tho Sanford-Genovn high FOR RENT—Two furnished bud
rooms, fill Park Avo.
212-tfc
find out what they nre thinking nbout way. For particulars address Box
Ids work, and ho lias nover forgotten 410, St. Augustine, Fla.
» 207-0tc FOR RENT—Desirable housekeeping
an occasion on a certain evening when
rooms, Box 117.
212-fitp
GENUINE
FROSTPROOF CABlie did so.
bago
plants.
Loading
varieties.
It was on Hie first night of ono of
FOR RENT—Furnished room, 411
Ids enrller plays. Filled with all a Immediate shipments.
Satisfaction
Park avenue.
213-Otp
young author's anxiety, ho ventured guaranteed. Cush with orders. Post
E.
Into the gallery In the hope of hear paid 200—50c; 500-$1.00; 1,000— FOR RENT—Small house.-- J .
213-ltc
ing some compliments. But there was $1.75. Express largo strong plants
Spurting,
"nothing doing," so la1 asked ono man
room
straight out what ho thought of the 1.000— $1.25. Wholesale $1.00 per 1,- FOR RENT—Two or three
housekeeping
apartments,
7)9
Oak
000,
Klondyko
and
Missionary
straw
production.
213-5tp
"Well, guv'nor," replied tho man, berry plants, postpaid, 500—$2.50; ave,
1.000—$4.75.—Southern Plant Special
"Hie leading actor ain’t bad"—
"All, yes."
ist, Madison, Fin.
20H-10tp
WANTED
"And Hie lending lydy, she'll do."
FOR SALE—Twin Indian motorcycle WANTED—To rout or buy 0 or 7
"Yes, yes."
with side car. Inquire Ford Ser
room house. Box 245.
213-atc
"But, guv’nor, what n play I"
vice Station,
212-titp
WANTED—Customers for fresh milk.
Valuable Snakes.
FOR SALE—Ford delivery body, rear
morning and evening deliveries.—R.
A nest of sitakes, 15 la number, tins
of Dodge Bros. Motor Co,, cor. of L. Garrison. Phono 8711. lllll-St-Tu
been given an asylum on a doctor's es Oak aye nnd 2nd street, Sanford,
tate In Woodbury, N. J. The doctor
212Otp
LOST
has fonnd that all kinds of eroinle,
FOR
SALE
OR
H
EN
T-Cottages”
stroylim Insects are eaten by tho repMusson, G01 Palmetto.
213-3tp LOST—Golf bag, con
•tiles. The snakes lire about early In
Hie morning, hide nt midday and nro FOR- SALE—O'room- Iningalow on,
taining sticks and the
astir again In the evening. They nre
Birch St. $250 cash, balance $50
of n harmless species, brown In color
barrel of a gun, Satur
and uru difficult to distinguish unless pvr month.—E. "V. Lane, tho Real
Estate
Man.
213-4tp
day afternoon. Reward
suon on the move. Tim snakes pre
fer to loiter around tomato ami cu FDTTSXLE—5 room bungalow on tho if returned to Philip R.
cumber plants, where mnny grub
corner lot, East front, hig oak
worms nre to he found. Plants over roes. I’rlco $3,750. Easy terms.—E. Andrew, Celery Avenue.
which tho Bimkos have assumed n
. Lane, Tho Rqal Estnto Man.
Phone 371-Q
208-tfc’
protortornto nro standing unscathed
2134tp
LOST—Suit
caso
containing
boys'
by worms, The snakes lmvo grown
clothing arid school books. Npme
several Inches since' first seen.—Ex KOUHff F O 'O C N T —Ap'artmenrfurnlshed for light housekeeping, gas “Loon Hagan" in books, Sultablo r c - ,
change.
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for cooking, electric lights, running ward will bo paid if left a t Hornld of
water.—800 French avo.
213-6tc fice.
Buy It with a Herald Want Ad.
218-ltp
R
Jiche?
When you're suffering from
headache,
backacke,
toothache,
neuralgia,
or psln from any other cause, try
Dr. Miles Anti-Pain Pills
One or two and the pain stops
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Contain no hatril-formlng druya
Have you tried Dr. Milos' Nervine?
A tk v a s r ttruggitt
'iff
fll.l'BA :
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l«t s s 4 — eetbi eut « |ly
/ / your dealer can’t g e t a
tu t imeasure,
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name,
Wa'Ueendt
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THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, T U ESD A Y , NOVEMBER 2 9 , 1 9 |1
PAGE SIX
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Now then: let’s all make a determined effort to
avoid the rush and tussle of late
Christmas Shopping.
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There is every (conceivable advantage in shopping early; complete assortm ents, efficient
salespeople, com fortable stores, low pre-holiday prices.
M erchants have found th a t w ith plenty of foresight and planning they could bring fo rth the
best m erchandise as well as best value. So all the progressive stores in town are ready for
C hristm as buying—ready to help those wise people who shop early. We u rg e you, for your
own sake to shop NOW; You will be assured of courteous service, unlim ited selections.
U. S. Army Store
Sanford Dry Goods Company
Corner Second nnd Sanford
Hill Hardware Co.
Thrasher & Garner
Everything in Army Goods
Emit Second nnd Sanford Avc,
•
Sanford Shoe & Clothing Co.
Everything (or Men nnd Hoys' Wear
Speer & Son
Uttcful Gift* for Mother and the Children
* J. D. McCrory’s 10c Store
I.adic* nnd (ienta* Furniahing Shoe*
Everything for the Holiday Shopper
Mobley’s Drug Store
Baumel’s Specialty Shop
Stationery, Popular Hook*, Cigar*. Candy and
Ivory Goods
Itondy-to-Wear .Millinery, Noveltiea n Specialty
The Quality Shop
Electrical Appliance* and Fixture, Ml Park Are
Millinery, Hone and Children's Hand
made Dromes
L. P. McGuIler, Groceries
Everything Good ln Rat
Perkins & Britt
A. RafFeld
The Store '[hat la Different1
The Store That Snvea You Money
Una What You Want
John T. Brady, Jeweler
Bower & Roumillat
Treadwell Electrical Co.
Imported Perfume, Candle* and Kodaka
Electriciana, Supplie* and Fixture*
Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry, Silverware and etc.
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Theo. J. Miller & Son
Gillon & Fry
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Roberts Grocery
Everything for the Christmas Dinner
Sanford Cycle Company
Sanford Groceteria
Everything on Wheels
Aerou from the Fire Station
Banner’s Department Store
Waters’ Kandy Kitchen
313-115 Sanford Avenue
Special Chrlatma* Candy at 8 p«lnl ,,rIef#
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Hungarian* Reoccupy
Poes,
Evacuated by !
' FORREST LAKE STATES HI8
POSITION.
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SOUTHERN AGRICULTURIST
To the Voters' of Sanfordt
N A SH V ILLE, T EN N .
It hns como to my attention thnt
efforts nro still bejng mado to have
The Giant of the South
tho peoplo believo that if elected City
Commissioner I would disrupt our
Its immense popularity is due^not only to the fact that
present form of government.
every line in it is written for Southern- farm families by
Now nothing could be further from
men and women who know nnd appreciate Southern condi
tho truth than such propaganda, for
tions, but to the practically unlimited personal service which
the following rcnaans:
is given to subscribers without charge,
t
First: I will bo only ono of three
comissionern nnd could not do nny
Every year w(e answer thousands of questions on hun
dreds of different ‘subjects—all without charge. When you
act without being joined by ono or
become a subscriber this invaluable personal service is yours.
more of tho others.
That
is one reason why we have—
Second: The City Commissioners
cannot under the law
abolish tho
375,000 CIRCULATION
present charter, oven though they all S
combine.
The city charter can only be chang
ed by nn act of tho legislature, or by
n vote of tho people themselves.
Furthermore, I have no desire to
upset tho present form of govern
ment, ns it is tho
substance thnt
counts
in
anything,
and
not the form.
Wtit1!) tin* Sertia GViitimlwl tin Htj uf 1 i*csi ri'tviitJy, li wun t+m>«■<•ujiIcmI by tlu* i •am,',r nns with much curt?*
tnouy. The photograph hIu>\\8 Uu* bluiaiihf of the colors presented to the llungnrhin troops hy tho women of Uecn. However, there can doubtless he some
improvements mnde in the present
charter ns hns already been demon
strated. for oxnmple, tho present
ATTENTION, CO. I).
KIND RELIC OF OLD LONDON *
method of nominating candidates; but
Hdq. Co. D. F. N. C... 1st Inf.
such improvements nro matters for
Arch of Bridge Which Must Have Been
Snnford, Fla., Nov. 28, 1921. the legislature, or
LEF.FLEK ASKS QUESTIONS
for tho people
Built Centuries Ago Just
Orders No. 88:
Sanford, Fin., Nov. 28, 1021.
themselves, and ennnot be elfected by
Brought to Life.
L—The regular armory drill of this the commissioners.
To l he Editor,
command
on Wednesday night, No
A very Interesting relic of old Lon
Satuford Herald.
I believe hnt the administrative
-------vember 80, 1921, is postponed until tho
don
1ms
come
in
light,
according
to
5*2.1 s s tie s q
Start u y e a r
affairs nf the city can lie run on a
pear Sir:
Today
Tho frank statements of tho Hon, llu> London Times, tin arch of old Lon following night, Thursday, Decombor more economical basis than is being
don bridge, wldeli ous demolished dur 1, 1921, at 7:30 p. m.
Forest Lake, candldato for City Com- ing the construri'on of the new Lon
done nt present, nnd at the same time,
2. —On Thursday night, Decombor
missioner, in your issue of tho 25th don bridge, which begun In 1825. The
with grenter efficiency, nnd If elected
1,
1921, this organization will bo in
should be in every home which demands "only the Best." Live boys
inst., should be carefully considered.
tireli now discovered Is the second from spected by Major Walter Moore, U. S. I shall work to thnt, end.
and girls, and their fathers and mothers, always find The Companion
it is to he presumed that no ono for the north side of the old bridge, and
I believe thnt tho law requiring n
A.,
National
Guard
Instructor
for
tho
Reliable, Entertaining and Up-to-Date.
an instant would say this gentleman Is close to St. Megntls' church. It was
budget for each flseni 'yenr’s reven
Hundreds of Short Stories, Scroll Stories, Editorial,, Article,.
State
of
Florida,
and
Major
Chester
would permit his nimio to be consid disclosed during some building opera
*
{“elry. Nature and Science. Current Events, Doctor's Corner,
H. Wilson, Machine Gun Instructor, F. ues nnd expenses should be rigidly
9,nm.P* >° Slick, Games. Sports. IW Ie*. "Howto!
ered for an office under any form of tions now In p;ogress.
followed, nnd thnt tho ndmlnistrntivo
•
M u c i JKes, SUftHcstlnn* tor Home Efficiency ami Economy.
N. G.
The
first
stone
bridge
over
the
government he considers bad.
Coat* LESS THAN Five Cent* a Week
3. —All officers and enlisted men ofaffairs of tho city should bo conduct
was built In 1170, lint the
It is known by all men that tho pres Thames
ed
on
thnt
basis.
bridge wits constantly repaired and
O F F E R N o. 1
O FFER A
ent commissioners are broad-gauged restored, so that there is no evidence thla organization uru ordered to re
I have mndo no statement or prom
1 . T h o Y o u t h ’s C o m p a n i o n —
port at tho armory on Thursday night,
1
.
T
h
e
Y
o
u t h ’# C o m p a n i o n
men and are only striving for tho wel of the exact date of this particular
0 2 iaauea f o r 1 0 2 2
ise of what I shnli do if elected, nnd
fo r 1 0 2 2 .
.
. SXO O
December
1,
1921,
at
7:30
p.
tn.
for
a
.
A
R
r
e
m
a
in
in
g
W
e
e
k
ly
Including
all of Offer No. 1
fare of our city, and a t all times wel arch. It was apparently medieval, and
shnll
not
do
so,
except
such
public
1 0 2 1 le e u o s i a ls o
tho purposo of drill and inspection.
8 . M c C a ll’a M o g o a ln e
9 1 .0 0
come and encourage recommendations Is built of lielgnte stone with a very
3 - T h e 1 0 2 2 C o m p a n io n
Tn* betl Fashion Magailna
statements ns tuny bo published over
•I.—All
officers
and
enlisted
men
H o m e C a le n d a r
for women reader*
from every source und put them in ef Hilt trajectory. At the beginning of the
must be present at this formation. No my signature, ns is this ono.
fect whenever it appears to the In Eighteenth century, however, three Mat
A ll for $ 2 .5 0
A ll for $ 3 .0 0
Sincerely,
excuses will be accepted,
terest of our city. For this reason wrouglit-stoae supporting ribs were
FORREST
LAKE.
0.—This organization will stand in
pllt In. and the middle one of these Is
*,,h
pme
e*mm«ne*
Flint
KTOS
Tina Efaffi01**
FAI hit, or V’d2f.1;1
to TIIK 'iS.tSBfiS"
YOUTH'S C
OMPA
NIO
N, BOSTOto
N,the
MA
HMAtSIlFH
tTlUyi.T
O.
it would bo of interest to know how tinted 17(13. The arch Is not yet en
210-Rtc.
spection as a rifle company.
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many times Mr. Lake has been pres tirely uncovered, hut n springer at each
0.—Uniform ns issued, with blouses.
ent at meetings of the commission? side Is Just being disclosed, and the
Members of tho party of war de
GEO. A. DcCOTTES,
How many suggestions io r improve span Is estimated to lie about 30 foot.
partment engineers met .with local
212-itc
Cnpt.
Inf,,
FNG.
Conulg.
ment have been made by him, writ The under surface of the arch Is con
citizens to discuss fncts pertaining to
siderably wntcrwom between the add
ten or oral ?
Miami's appeal for a deeper harbor.
ed
ribs.
It
Is
one
of
the
arches
close
Flower Worth Small Fortune.
Mr. I.akc states that tho city can,
Tlie project, as proposed l>y tho city
to which the mill wheel stood for Hie
Ten
ilimisaml
dollars
Is
tin
extraor
in his opinion, bo run in a more econ
raising of water Into Hie wnlertower dinary price for a single plant; yet It calls for a channel 300 feet In width
omical manner. It would nppeur reas that stood alongside the bridge. This was paid by English horticulturist* and twenty-five feet deep. Two prev
onable llial he should taka tho votors urch stood In Iho river, and Is, there for mi orchid raised In America, the ious hearings have been held..
into his confidence and advise just how fore, an evidence of the limits which, Cutteloya glgas nlbu.
Tills Cntlcleyn wit* (lowered In 1910,
this can be done before election rather ns time has gone on, have been Im
than afterwards. In other words, all posed on the Thames, the river being and exhibited at an orchid show In tho
criticisms should bo constructive rath now much narrower than It wits la United States, where It was awarded
er than destructive. It is a great deal medieval times. It Is understood that n grild medal. The plant was found Itt
IV
this relic of ntd London Is to be care 1009 lti a lot of oilier specimens of
easier to tear down than to build up. fully preserved.
ifll
f»*1 f ) -111* III *I tffl m il
rf* mlliJ
»ir •’
Cattcleyn glgas. It was only by chime*
firth
T11M ftJ nofn
it would appear only fair to tho City
(hut the plant was not sold for a do!Commission that he should adopt their
or two. The only reason was that
CROWDING THE SEA SERPENT Inr
ufler must of Its companions hud been
methods until he can suggest better,
and they would glndly gtvo his views Old Fr|*nd of tho Ocean Summer disposed of this one, with some others
Hint were not In very good condition,
the consideration to which they nre
Resorts Makes Way for Pirate
wus set aside. Finally all the spec),
entitled.
Ship From Russia.
mens were potted.
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His remarks ns to city budget nre
t
; tv r > * - I ■ > .> i 't -f I li ,
To
the
great
surprise
of
the
horti
.ti n., a *
We believe hut nrte sen serpent has
not understood, as ho could easily
been sighted so fur this season. Per culturists when, next spring, the plant
have ascertained that the budget sys
came up it wns with pure white Mow
haps It Is still a little early, but the
tem was in force and honestly lived up weather has been hot ynmigli to bring ers. The plant was sold In London
to. If he could have improved tho our oltl friend to the surface, und no fo* perhaps the highest figure that an
budget in any way, ho should ns' a doubt the frightened tintl delighted orchid ever brought.
good citizen hnve stated his viewH to visitors at shore resorts and those
Apology Needs an Apology.
who go out to sen In boats for a
the commission long ngo.
lit
I n ’ it
3 ! K f . ft ‘ If- ■ r ijV 1*‘ T '■ (
i
“Gentlemen"—It came from the lips
short
distance
will
soon
he
rewarded
It would also interest a Inrgo body
ll
II a rtf tsn. » D t o’ tV"
• I
of
uu
uttorney,
pleading
a
ruse
recent
of taxpayers now, who have to pny with a sight of Ills ugly litnd or fusel-, ly before the Supreme court of the
hy the water churned up by
Inrgo amounts of additional taxes to naled
the swishing of his angry tall. How* state of Idaho. In front of him sat
make good tho neglect of formor city ever. It Is possible. Hint the sight more the judge* clothed with their Judicial
governments to provide a sinking fund calculated tn thrllf will be llte (drale dignity, ilstimlng liileitlly to tho case.
to learn ns to how many times ho call ship from Russia tbnr Is moving tn The attorney Imd erred. Judges
ed the Council's attention to this neg such n mysterious way It* wonders to should he addressed as “Your honors."
I*» if f
"Gentlemen"—repented the lawyer,
lect, and if, at any time or plnco, he perform. If this Is so, we nre certain
and
the
llulesi
hint
of
u
smile
Milted
ever mnde any effort during the years that for every view of the sen ser across the features of the men In front
pent Hint Is recorded on tho part of
be was mayor, to have this fund estab credible
witnesses there will he 20 of Ii ITi i .
lished.
Suddenly he stopped, realizing hh
equally credible witnesses who caught
Mr. Luke states th at if elected ho a glimpse of 'the new (error of the blunder.
“I apologize for calling you ‘gentle
would not attem pt to disrupt tho pres deep, long, low and dark, either Just
men,'
" he hlurted out.
before
It
submerged
or
at
the
moment
ent form of government. How can ho
Laughter In u courtroom is no;
work In hnrmony with the present It ell me to the surface to cnsl Its eye
deemed exactly proper, hut a Joke Is i
commissioners and satisfy his mnin about for a new ship to capture anti Joke mid L'hlef Justice Rice repllei
slid:
or
to
drag
away
the
crew
III
Irons
supporters and sponsors who nro now
tn Ito'shcvik Russia. To the elderly simply. "I hope you umdc no mistake.
and always have been known antagon ikeptle who Inquired where such a —Idaho Slatesiunn.
ists to the city commission form of •rafi •<'-ured Its necessary file! the
government ?
British Museum Overcrowded.
ess ei 11 iriil young woman answered
The Hellish museum, says a l.ondm
tint It probably operated hy electricC. II. LEFLER.
t\ 'VJuii I'i'iihl he more probable?— writer in the New York Host, Im*
reached the end of its rope, so far as
Host cards—tocm views—lc each at
l-rtf. rd (.Vurnnt.
space Is concerned. Hy Hie law ol
come to (he Herald office
n i l A DAILY HERALD WANT AD.
5
PEOPLES’ FORUM
T h e Y o u th ’s C o m p a n io n
The Youth’s Companion and the Sanford
Weekly Herald, one year f o r .............. ....... $4.50
The Youth’s Companion, McCalls’ Magazine
and Sanford Weekly Herald from now
until January 1,1923, f o r ............................$5.00
PLACE Y O U R ORDER N O W
A V O ID D I S A P P O I N T M E N T
Christmas
T h e manufacturers are
simply not able to make
all the Christmas Cards
wanted if orders are not
1830 every English iiiitlmr, whethe
domiciled ill home or III the tlom imui-
WE HAVE FOR SALE CITY LOTS
ANY PART OF TOWN, ON TERMS TO
SUIT YOU
You can make money buying for advance.
You are going to build a home one of these
days, why not select a lot now, and pay for it
by easy stages;
If you have some money, will build one or
two houses;!'n
Sanford is proving, don’t wait, get m the
game now. __
v-.)v.
,-y m
Meischi Realty Company
° tm o a n v
s m
Lf> 1 i V
h; m ; . b
/V U llflY l
Is obliged lo place two copies of It"
hooks with the museum, which In tun
giliirniilees lo keep them in good con
■litIon ami make them accessible to Hn
reading public The same applies 0
nows|tapcr*. Spitee for the hitler wa
exhausted some time ago mill a *po
elnl hnrroeks was im111 to store them
It Is now femeil tlml the sniue plm
will luive lo he adopted far the hook-
The Fort Lmulcrdnlo Herald says
tho Gate City planing mill has re
cently put on a two-story addition nt
tho plutit dt Nugent avenue nnd West
Fourth id root. "This, with th« build
ing previously erected, cover* a whole
block, is tho third addition to the
plant thla year. Tho company now
ha* ono of the bent equipped plants
on tho emit const, and It
furnish
any kind of mill work, from a door or
window frame to tho moat intricate
njill walk," fay* th?\nowapapcr, add
ing that the firm is steadily increasIng its. business^ and is regarded as
placed early with them
We have the beautiful Harcourt
line on display. 7 hese cards are
strictly oersonal, not stock earns
lou can order now for delivery
in December
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IN TH E H E A R T OF T H E W O R LD ’S G REATEST
VOLUME II
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Plan fo r 5-5-3
Ratio o f N aval
Strength t
H u gh es’
b e in g I
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SHOWS JA PA N TO H A V E
TH A N 60 PER C E N T
STATU S
LESS
WASHINGTON, Nov. 30.—-The pur
est, of the American delegation to
the arms conference to accept no mod
ification » f Secretary Hughon’ propos
ed “ 5-6-3 ratio” o f nuval strength as
th<- fundamental hnsis of any limita
tion agreement was authoritatively re
iterated yesterday. The statement
wax harked by disclosure o f the fucts
us to existing nuvnl strength.
This showed Japnn to have less
than 60 per cent status to which the
“ 5-5-3” plan would entltlo her, no mntter what method of calculation was
applied. It showed also that the Am
erican delegates had boon over tho
whole field before offering the plan
and that their figureB were correct.
Meanwhile, Prince Tokugawa
of
the Japanese delegation declnrcd that
the statement of Vice Admiral Knto
of the Japanese advisory stoff con
tending for a 70 per cent status for
Japan was based on “ personal opinion”
alone. It was not, the prince said,
sponsored by the delegation of which
Vice Admiral Knto is not u member.
Prince Tokugawa would not reveal,
however, the nctunl view o f the Jap
anese delegates us to what percen
tage Japan would insist upon in fleets
strength. He said the four dolegntes
were determining this for themselves,
independently of nny additional in1 structions from Tokio. IIo would not
say whether a decision nctuully had
been reached as yet.
While these developments indicated
still more strongly that a decision of
this fundamental question was draw
ing near, the arms conference itself
marked time. A further meeting of
tin- naval experts o f the United Stat
es and Japan scheduled for yesterday
was postponed for twenty-four hours
at the request of the Japanese. The
Americans were not informed as to
the reason for this postponement. At
Japanese heudquarters it was Bnid
further time to examine figures sup
plied liy the Americans was needed.
In any case, tho nnval experts of
the three powers chiefly concerned
are scheduled to meet todny( in fur
ther subcommittee deliberations. Their
work cannot deul witli any major fact“ r m the American nnvul plan, how
ever, for today’s revolutions showed
that these constitute a closed chapter
of proceedings.
The British experts hnvo fully ac
cepted the accuracy o f the original
American fleet estimates. Tho Jap
anese have been able to produce no
figures competent to chnllengo suc
cessfully the American showing.
there wore hints thnt a plenary
*,,f- ion of the arms conference might
be called next week. This could not
be confirmed in any
authoritative
quarter. It is known, however, thnt
"hen that meeting is* called, it will
"•can that tho delegates ,aro prepar
ing to reach ii decision.
I here is no present expectation that
Hie fundamental question o f the "6-6•I" ratio or nny other major point will
I" worked out at the plenary session.
Officials cIobcsh to tho negotiations
expect that informal meetings be
tween the various delegates will bring
about tlie ultimate agreement by pers" " « l touch. It will then bo translat
ed into conference nction.
it is no secret that the American
Kroup expects Japan to accept the "5h-3" ratio. It in also nqually clour
that the United States will not accept
w,,y enlargement of the Htatus offered
t" Japan. That was clour to tho most
•usual observer after tho American
delegates with tho exception o f Sena
tor Underwood, who could not
bo
present again talked over the naval
situation yesterday
in Secrotary
Hughes’ offico. Mr. Hughes, Senator
Lodge, Mr. Root and Mr. Undorwood
aro known to bo of ono mind- on this
and to bo backed by Jhe full approval
of P r e s e n t H id ing;,an d f ! 1 ■dntln.t.
V E G E TAB LE SECTION
Christmas Is Coming!
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LO Itl) MOUNT STEPHEN,
RAILRO AD CONSTRUCTOR
DIED NEAR LONDON
NUMBER 214
INTERVENTION IN PORTUGAL
WILL BE THE NEXT MOVE
BY WORLD’S POWERS
FLORIDAN T A K E S POIHON.
( H r Tfce Associated P ress)
LONDON, Nov. 30.— Lord Mount
Stephen, ono o fthe pioneer railroad
constructors in Canada, died
last
night at his counti*y residence In
Hertfordshire, at the nge of 02.
( H r T h e Assorlntrd P ress)
ANOTHER KILL
AT ORLANDO,
KILLER GONE
BISHOP CURLEY
IS INSTALLED
ARCHBISHOP
( l l r T h e Associated P ress)
CASOLETTO, OR BROWN, K ILLE D
A T ASTOR HOTEL TH IS
MORNING
» Ono of tho flrit signs of Christmas aro tho UtUo girls who soil anti
tuberculosis seals to aid tho national drlvo for tho prevention of tuber*
culoals. Hore ono of tho first stamp salesgirls Is soiling Justice William
,IL Taft of tho Supremo Court,
LENA CLARKE WAS INSANE
WHEN MILTIMORE WAS HILLED
SAYS DR. RALPH GREENE
Constitutional Pyschopath and o f We'ak Mentality Testimony Shows
tively simple nnd in no wny, npproenhcd pomp and splendor accompanying
tho boBtowal of Pnllium. Preceded by
That Lena M. T. Clarke was inpane
long procciydon of clergy and somin- ]
and did not know the dilTerence be
arinas, Bishop Curley, attended by re
tinue of Bishops and Monsignori en tween right ami wrong at tho time
tered the Cathedral where Bishop Cor she shot to deatli F. A. Miltlmore,
rigan, Dioccsenn administrator since thnt she is what is known ns a con
Gibbon's death, pontificated at mass.
stitutional psychopath, suffering from
A fter mass Corrigan delivered an ad
dress of welcome on behalf of the paranoid delusions, and that if she
clergy and Robert Biggs spoke on the
part of the laity. Bishop Curley re
sponded. Thu clergy of the diocese
then rendered their allegiance to the
new superior who concluded the cere
monies with his blessing.
BRITISH CABINET
WILL PROPOSE
MORATORIUM
Internal Situation V ery
were sent to nn asylum or hospital for
nt .her ami sending lier threatening
messages and otherwise persecuting
her. He said that such ideas of per
secution would indicate in his exper
ience an unsound mind.
What he termed as grandiose ideas,
the belief that she had passed through
a number of lives before the one she
lives, pointed to the fact that she was
unbalanced. In his investigations he
stated that he had made a Mood test
seeking traces of hereditary insanity.
He said that her Mood liml tested
pure front asy taint, hut stated that
her mother laid suffered from rheu
matism at the time o f lA,r hirts ami
one couHin hud died of insanity.
ORLANDO, Nov. 80.— R. Cnsolotto,
alias A. W. Brown, was shot and kill
ed in a room nt one o’clock this morn
ing in the Astor Hotel by an unknown
assailant. Persons in the hotel who
rushed to Cnsolotto’s room a few mo
ments after the reports o f the shots
were In-uni found the man lying on
the floor in a pool of blood. Ono of
the shots entered the right breast,
while another entered tho left ear
and apparently was lodged ill tho
bend.
The occupant of n room adjoining
the ono where tho shooting occurred
told police he had seen a man run hur
riedly down the fire osenpo a moment
after the shooting took place. Ho de
scribed this mini as being dark nnd of
slight stnture. A hoy employed nt tho
hotel also saw a man running down
the fire escape who fitted tho forego
ing description.
Police Imd made no arrests in tho
ease at an early hour this morning,
though a man giving bin name as G.
B. Hopkins, of Athens, Georgia, was
held for investigation.
At one o’clock occupants of tho ho
tel were aroused by tlie reports of four
gun shots sounding from room 21 on
the third floor. Police wore summon
ed ami Patrolman J. T. Williams was
tlie first to roach the scene. Cnsolotto
was found lying iii front of tho closest
door surrounded liy a pool of blood
several inches in diameter.
Eight
soda water bottles, four empty and
four containing moonshine whiskey
were on tlie dresser and cigar butts
and ashes wero strewn over tho floor.
A deck of cards hnd apparently been
hurriedly tossed into a dresser draw
er which stood wide open near tho ta
ble. This was all, except tho body of
tile murdered man, who lay, an lie Imd
fallen, a few paces from tlie table with
one hand clutching his shirt near tlie
spot where tho bullet hnd entered his
heart.
A man named W. E. Martin had oc
cupied room 21 for several days, hut
had not been seen about the hotel .last
night, according to the clerk. Cnsolette Imd occupied room ID which ad
joined tlie one where tlie killing took
place. Both doors of a bathroom con
necting tho two ronis wore found wide
open. No trace of Martin could he
found.
LONDON, Nov. 30.— Interven
tion in Portugal as the result of
the present grave internal situa
tion there is being seriously con
sidered by powers according to
the Times. France, Italy, nnd
Spnin are in favor of taking con
trol o f the situation under man
date, the newspaper states. Bol
shevism is spreading throughout
the large towns, the Times de
clares, nnd there hnvc been mnny
outrages. The recent bombing
of the American consulate in Lis
bon was an incident in this move
ment nnd most of the foreign
diplomats there hnvc received let
ters threatening their lives.
NEW CONFERENCE
IN OLD IRELAND
-GOOD RESULTS
WOULD
BREAK DOWN M A N Y
D IFF IC U LTIE S T H A T H A V E
AR ISE N
,
( n r T h r A aaorln lrd I'rra a )
LONDON, Nov. 30. — Government
circles today expressed tho bollof the
Irish conference would break down al
most Immediately as tho result of dif
ficulties which have arisen nnd thnt
resumptlbn of armed hostilities eould
not be |k)Stpbncd. Alternative settle
ment plnn submitted by tlie govern
ment to Sinn Fein representatives last
evening included necessity for defin
ite undertaking by Sinn Fein to tnko
oath of allegiance to crown.
PRES. HARDING
BEGINS SERIES
CONFERENCES
W ITH
CONGRESSIONAL
AND
S E N A T O R IA L LEADERS
TO D AY *
( H r T h r Aaaurln(rd I'rraa)
W ASHINGTON, Nov. 30.— Presi
dent Harding today began what is un
derstood to bo the first o f a scries
of conferences
with congressional
leiiedrs, particularly from the Hcnato,
paving the way for executives to ad
dress congress next Tuesday in which
legislative' program for the coming
session will bo outlined.
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Pool Formed
To Control Supply
and Make P ro fit
llousewifes of Chicago Recommend
HoyCott on Eggs
ORLANDO, Nov. 30.— G. II. Hop
kins, o f Athens. Gn., is being held by
( H r T h r Aaaorlnlrd I'rra a )
tile police today in connection with
CHICAGO, Nov. 30.— All egg pool
the shooting to dentil In Mh room in was formed by three men who controls
a local hotel shortly after midnight the egg supply o f Chicago and makes
of a man indentified as A. W. Brown, Profit of about $30,000 daily, city o f
alias Roxy Cnsolotto, o f St. Peters ficials announced today following nn
burg. Persons told the police that investigation. Officials recommended
they saw a man climb hurriedly down housewives boycott on eggs in effo rt
tho firo escape a moment after tho to break the price. It was reported
shooting
eggs wore selling yesterday at 60 to
63 conts ah fresh eggs went Into stor
age laHt March when the prico wns
W EATHER FOR WEEK.
nineteen nnd one-half cents n dozen.
Weather utlook for tho period Nov.
28 to Dee. 3, inclusive; South Atlan
tic and East Gulf States: Generally
fair, normal temperature.
There’s ono good thing to ho said
about enmity— ono enn always de
pend on it. Friendship; of ton fails
ona.
ULSTER STAND S FIRM.
BE LFAST, Nov. 30.— "B y Tuesday
noxt these negotiations will have
boon broken down or tho primo min
ister will send mo new proposals for
consideration by tho cnbinot," said
Sir Jnmes Craig to tho Ulster parlia
ment todaf. with regard to Irish peace
negotiation*. Meantime,' tHe' U la te r'11
pretbler’a atatemont added, "tK arlgh ttf,,J,'r,l“
o fO ls te r will bo In no way aacriflead
"
>ilMarines-j' fighting •'"♦tain1 rob berk
should romoriiber* thse man'who Nila
ticket* i » protected. ,n“ ••■•bio*. - Idi'compremUed.’’
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( H r T h e Aaanclalrd I'rraa)
NEW’ YORK, Nov. 30.— Liberty
bonds continued to rise today, nil ex
cept tho 3 1-2‘s extending tile recent
advances Second 4’s rose to 00 cents
per $100, while others rose from 18
cents to about 50 cents.
HALT!MORE, Nov. 30.— Most Rev
erend Michael J. Curley, former bish
op o f St. Augustine, was installed ns
Archbishop of Unltimoro nt the Ca
thedral this morning succeeding the
into James Cardinal Gibbons in thnt
capacity.
Conferring o f
Pullium
the crowning net in the elevation of
imfl
MANDATEC0NTR0L
AND LIH E RTY RONDS
CONTIUE TO RISE
FORMER IHSIIOP A T ST. AUGUS
T IN E REACHED HIGHEST OF
FICE IN AM ERICA
J
ST.’ AU G USTINE, Nov. 30.— Eu
Grave and Requires
gene Dougins, formerly of Lnko But
Quick Action
ler, but a resident of St. Augustino
during the Inst year, died In a hos
pital horo Into Inst night ns tho re
sult o f nn overdose o f poison. Rela
tives sny he had brooded oven finan
cial nfTnirs. IIo Is survived py his FAVORED BY
FRANCE, IT A L Y
father and sevcinl brothers and sis
AND S PA IN IN T A K IN G
ters who reside in Lake Butler and
CHARGE OF S IT U A T IO N
Jacksonville.
the insane that she would remain
them for the rest o f her life, consti
tuted tlie opinion of Dr.' Ralph N.
Green, o fthe Florida hoard of health,
in testifying as a health witness to
the sanity of the former West Palm
Reach postmistress yesterday.
Eight witnesses were called to the
stand by tlie defense during the sev
Lena’s Vagaries
enth dny of the trial to testify as to
ORLANDO, Nov. 30.— Here aro
their opinion regarding the sanity of somo of the highlights o f Lena M. T.
the woman who robbed the West Palm Clnrko's testimony during the three
Bench postoffice of $32,000 and then and a hnlf hours Hho was on the stand
came to Orlando and lured F. A. Milt- in her own behalf:
FOR GERM ANY CONFIRMED IN imorc to her room whore lie was found
The belt strop was torn from her
O F F IC IA L CIRCLES
dead with n bullet in his heart. The dress in a scuffle with Miltlmore soon
TODAY
testimony of tho seven witnesses was after he entered the room nnd found
a chain of corrohoative testimony de out thnt sho wanted to discuss money
(liy The Aanorlntrd I'rraa)
LONDON, Nov. 30.— Reports of claring thnt Lena Clarke was crazy. matters.
With a paper, written in the cell of
She pushed him in the chair and
British cabinet considering proposed
the
defendant during the time of his held the gun on him nnd then sud
moratorium for Germany confirmed in
official circles today. Point being dis investigations, allowing him to re denly tilings went Muck and she lost
cussed is under what conditions mor fresh his memory, Dr. Green for'over her memory.
an hour and a half told of the wo
She brought the $1,000 to pay him
atorium could be declared.
man’s peculiarities nnd the deductions for a letter he had of hurs and which
had
based on ms
his long experexper he Imd refused to give up.
F a r i l ’ t! T i p H l i r t i o i l
he Im
cl made liased
Ford’s
Reduction
O lU p I O
_ _
.
.
i..nr*«.
Miltlmore admitted to her that he
ience with nntlouts
patients suffcritiir
suffering from
on Railroad Rates to mental and nervous troubles. He re stole the $38,000 in 1018 and also the
Cut Down Price Coal cited the stages of her early child- money orders in April, 1020, hut that
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1hood, from the age of nine months he refused to make a statement adInterstate Commerce Commission Will when she learned to walk and to talk mitting it.
nt; the age o f one year. And o f a
She has a "second sight” and hccs
Not Help llciyy Cut Prices
blow from a well hnniilo which had "movies" in her crystal, or in a glass
(Hr The Asaoelntrd i ’ rraa)
i fractured her skull vtfion sho was hut " f Water or any reflecting surface.
W ASHINGTON. Nov. 30.-Rcdueod thrc0 yonrg 0|d o f tho ,|isenses, in -1 She does not remember any of her
rates on coal which Henry Ford at eluding scarlet fever,' dengue fever, conversation with Chief o f Police Vestempted to put In effect on his rail i nnd influenza; rtlao n nervous break tel who testified Hhc admitted shoot
road are further suspended today by down she Imd once suffered; of nn at ing the man.
tho Commerce Commission. Tho orig tempt nmdo to kidnap hor at nn cnrly
She brought the money hags to
inal order Hiiid tho rates should not ho nge; of n fireworks display which hnd prove to Miltimoro the extremes to
reduced until January first pending left her with n fixed dread of fire,
She sees her brother, J. Paul Clarke,
investigation by the commission while though it fascinated her to such an which sho hnd gone,
the amendment today postponed the extent thnt she wanted to walk who died Inst Christmas, nnd Milti
effective date to JnnuaYy 31.
moro frequently nt 2 a. m. Their spir
straight into it.
its
come nnd talk to her nnd they are
An nbnonnnl fenr of water hnd been
Wcll, well, oil rad rumors of
good
frionds now.
nre to bo hoard on every hand ... peculiar to her also nil her life, he
Her aunt, who died ton yenrs Do|found on Investigation, nnd tho fact
Florida right now.
fore Miss Clarke was born, taught hor
— f thnt sho had never been permitted to
to read before sho was born.
tails of tho American plnn for tho sleep alone due to periodic attacks of
Tho color red suffocates her whilo
limitation of naval nrmament was nightmare was spokon o f by him nnd
other colors cun bo harmonized.
discussed today nt n brief mooting o f testified to by her sister, Maude, on
Slnco her arrest she has been safe
tho sub-commlttce of ‘ ho naval ox- tho witnciH stand.
1nnd peaceful for tho first” tlmo in her
ports of Great Britain, United Stutos
mr re g ous e e a o o ( uf0> g pjeg OVOrywhero are nftor hef
nnd. Japan. The session adjourned that "she took ho boat out o f every ^
^
c
shortly after 11 and It was then said creed and religion and applied It to
^
of tho ; h,tkoy
there would ho no other meeting o f her own fe.
.
ring aro after hor.
A)ia subcommittee today,and thaDitIcMHe ra ile d thy,Idew DCcyU.r to h a r , ; . ah* - f c W
W t h i r d iai?E
i8trntlW , ( 9 $ W ,babba tn -M ip it• ■'
had riot baeoidatarmlnedjwhathaiudla-b caa» that ahe
aha tad tone#is wfeh
cuailons
would
bo
resumed
tomorrow,
a.group
o
f
enemies,
always.sneering1
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"City Substantial’
SANFORD, FLO RID A, W ED NESD AY, NOVEMHER 30, 1921
ARMS CONFERENCE HALTS
MARKING TIME WAITING
FOR ACCEPTING PROPOSAL
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________THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 29, 1921
FATTY ARBUCKLE COMMUNITY
TELLS HIS STORY ! CHRISTMAS TREE
ABOUT
FOR_ _SANFORD
____ DEATH
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There’s a note o f Fall in the woods— and Fall
spells
SWEATERS
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SanfordShoe & Clothing Co.
-
Jimmie Collins Here,
Presents Miss Canova
to Sanford People
______
Jimmie ColliriR, the premier master
o f dancing, will present Mian Annn
Cnnovn, the noted Blues Singer of
New York nnd her fnmous Jazz Hand
« t the Vnldez Hotel Friday night In
n Vodvil Revue. I f there nr<5 nny
here who do not know “ Jlnwnlo" Collinn, the following from the Jackson
ville News will Introduce him. After
thnt ho will do ^hc rest:
When out o f town journals devote
a few healthy columns to tho general
department and got up o f tho doncInR pavilion thnt Res so close to our
very doors nnd brag nhout it wo
RUenn It Is nhout time thnt wo too
take our pen in hnnd nnd scrntch n
few lines nhout It.
few lines nhout It.
It nil lies in the fart thnt the South
side DnndnR pavilion Is In Rood
hnnds Is one o f tho reasons for the
lnvlsh ndvertlsiiiR that South Jnx in
rccelvInR throdRh the efforts of one
"Jimmie” Collins, tho main terpsichorenn Impressnrio of the Sduthsido
pnvllion.
Slnco "Jimmie” Collins
hns taken over the mnnnRetnent, with
hiH novel idens of entertainment,
thinRS hnvo been runnlnR smoothly
and nice enouRh for the scribes o f oth
er cities to mnkc a noise about it in
their columns. Mr. Collins Is no necw
comer in this healthful cxerdso
known to the world as dancInR. lie
hns been before the footlights, and
entertained thousands with his clas
sical dnncinR and not alone thnt, ho
hnB wormed himself into the henrts
o f the people he has come in contact,
nnd endeared himself to the extent
thnt they have faith In him. Ills
comlnR here n yonr i i r o wns a ten
strike for both sides of the river.
Already lie received honors, the like
o f which nro rnre. Ho is a member
o f the Community Plnyors, owner of
a dauciiiR school, and is the author
o f n hook on terpslchore. We have
tho Journals who expounded Mr. Col
lins's nrt in hnndliiiR the affairs of a
dnncinR pnvllion to thank for their
timely article about a Rood citizen
that lives rlRht In our town and his
nnmo Is "Jimmie.”
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A Geo. M elford A ll StarSpecial Production—
Snnford will have a community
ChrlstmnB tree nnd ovory klddlo in
this pnrt of tho country will bo In
vited to nttond tho ceremonies on
Christmas over or Christmas night ns
tho caso may bo nnd every ono of
them will think that old Santa Claus
hns come to Snnford especially for
them. Tho Snnford Rotary Club is
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 29.— Rosfostoring this Idea and the special
coo (Fn tty) Arbucklo took the stand
committee is busy right now with de
y-sterdny In tho manslaughter case
tails getting ready to enlist tho holp
Tomorrow— Mme. Nazimova in “ Mme. rx
ngninst him. Ho said he came to
nnd assistance and good offices of ulj
Snn Francisco from 1 Los Angelos,
s Peacock” also Buster Keaton in
tho lodges nnd orders nnd clubs of
September 3 nnd stopped nt tho hotol
Snnford in this grent work,
“ The High Sign”
St. Francis. Hu named tho guests at
i Snnford hnd n community Christ
tho party in which he is nllcgod to
mas tree several years ago fostered
havu fatally injured Virginia Rappe,
by tho Woman's Club and it wns a
saying that ho had invited no ono to
groat success. Since that timo tho
tho party but Mrs. May Taubo.
little ones havo novor had a tree of
Arbucklo said ho had an ongagothis kind and tho big hearted people
mont to go out with Mrs. Taubo a fow
of Sanford will bo asked to come and
minutes nfter Miss Rappe is alleged
help put the iden over big this year.
to hnvo been Injured by him.
The Rotarinmi expect the co-oporn"I found Miss Rnppo in my room.
tinn and holp of all tho peoplo in this
She wns on tho bath room floor very
iden which is not a Rntnrinn proposi
sick. I assistod hot*. Sho wns holding
tion but a public alTnir for tho public
her abdomen nnd I gnvo her somo
and of tho public. Further informnwater.
•
tlon about tho Community Tree will
" I helped hor into tho bed," A r.
be given in tho Daily Herald nnd all
buckle continued. "She said thnt sho
is jealous o f its reputation fo r Ser
the littlo ones nro requested to bo
had dizzy spells often. Then I wont
good and remember thnt old Santa
vice and seeks to justify it anew with
bnck to tho bath room. When I re
Claus will positively bo hero on
each individual problem presented
turned Miss Rappe was on tho floor
' Christmas day nnd hnvo something
rolling nnd moaning. I placed hor on
. nice for every ono of them.
to it.
tho bod again.
I Watch for Snntn Clnus nnd tho
"W hile I assisted hor Miss Provost
Community Christmns treo.
The knowledge and experience o f
and others entered tho room. I wont
into nnother room nnd when I enmo
this bank is available to its friends
•LIBERTY BONDS HIGHER
back Miss Rnppo wns on tho bed tear
AND GOING ON UP
and patrons at all times, i*egardless
ing her clothing.”
Arbuckle snid ho wns dressed in
o f the size o f their transactions.
( l l y T h r Aaaoclnted I ’ rraa)
bath robo nnd under clothing. The
NEW YORK, Nov. 29.— Seven of
bathrobe was introduced nnd he iden the Liberty bond issues soared to new
tified it.
high records for the year todny, first
"Mrs. Delmont, a guest of tho pnr- fours increasing one dollar per hun
ty, told mo to lenvo Miss Rnppo,” A r dred.
bucklo testified. " I told hor to shut
up or I would throw her out of tho STATE ROAD NO. 5
.
window,”
W IL L BE PAVED SOON
Arbuckle told o f tnking Miss Ilnppe
. . . . . S a n k .......
SAYS HILLSBORO FATHERS
from tho room nnd into nnother room
with tho assistance o f Harry Boyle,
( H r T h e Aaanclalrd V re a a )
SERVICE
::
PROGRESS
STRENGTH
TAM PA, Nov. 29.— County commis
assistant manager of tho hotel.
4% IN TE R E S T PA ID
Tho door lending from his room in sioners announced todny thnt stato
road
No.
5,
known
as
tho
Lutz
rond
to tho corridor and a window wero
open, ho snid. " I did not hear Miss will bo completely puved somotimo to
Rnppo say ‘ho hurt mo’ or say any morrow and bo oponod to truffic on
thing thnt could bo so understood,” ho Thursdny. Tho paving is asphalt A M U N IC IPA L WOODYARD
set, although the beans still, occupy
block.
testified.
*
H AN D LING TH E VAG R ANTS n grent deni of the acreage and are
Ho dunied having forced
Miss
bearing nicely. -'Winter trucking ii,
Rnppo against a door or having told IN V ESTIGATING R ES U I.TS
Jncksonvillo’s quotn , o f pre-tourist one o f the Importantt industries of*
OF SHIPPING BOARD
Alfred Semnnchor, a guest of tho
senson vngrnnts arc slowly drifting St. Lucie county,” ndds the newspa
BEFORE GRAND JURY
party, thnt ho npplied ice to MisB
into the city. Scores o f them are ap per, "truck and vegetables moving to.
Rappe's body.
pearing before the inferior courts, market prnctlcnlly throughout the;
( l l r T h r A.Niirlntrd I'rraa)
Ho denied testimony by Jesse A.
W ASHINGTON, Nov. 29.— Govern nnd nro being lined, or sentenced to entire winter penson.”
Norgnrd, janitor of tho Culver City,
ment is preparing to lay before the tho city prison fnrm.
Cal., motion picture studio that he o f
fedoral grand jury here December 8
Thy Metropolis would .suggest thnt
fered Norgnrd a sum of money for
the results of its investigation in con no fines be permitted n vngrnnt. And,
tho key to Miss Rappe’s room.
nection with certain transactions be ns n further suggestion along the
His direct examination was finish
tween Charles W. Morse nnd the ship same line, why not estnblish a muni
ed at 10:r>0 a. m.
ping board.
cipal wood yard, using the vngrnnt
Arbucklo's testimony followed a
prisoners to chop it to domostic fuel
futile attempt by tho defense to have
N A V A L EXPERTS MEETING
size?
Frnmcs Repnlrcd Lenses Duplicated
tho testimony o f Agnatius McCarty,
POSTPONED FOR REASONS
Tho vngrnnts who usually infest the
EYES E XAM IN ED
fingerprint student, admitted.
His
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A T REQUEST OF MEMBERS city nt this time of yenr, thereby
testimony was desired to offset testi
( H r T h r Aaaurlnlrd I’ rraa)
Henry McLaulin, Jr.
mony of E. C. Heinrichs, finger print
W ASHINGTON, Nov. 29.— Sched would bo kept out b f mischief,, nnd
OPT. D.
export, regarding finger prints on tho uled meeting todny of big five nnvnl tho city could dispose of tho wood
through
regulnrly
established
deal
doors o f Arbucklo's rooms in the Ho experts, first general meeting held by
O PTIC IA N — O PTOM ETRIST
tol St. Francis. Arbucklo snid he did naval men for nearly a week, wns post ers.
212 East. 1st St.
Snnford, Flo.
The vngrnnt clnss Is n prolific
not know Mrs. Delmont previous to poned until tomorrow at the request
WE
GRIND
OUR
OWN
I.ENSR
September 5, tho date of the party in o f ono of delegations.
No official soureff of supply for the petty crimwhich Miss Rnppo is alleged to hnvo statement as to reason for postpone innl clnss, just ns tho petty criminnl
sustained her injury. During the par ment or delegation making request clnss is the breeding ground for the
somewhat greater criminnl. All of
ty Miss Rappe telephoned to a Mrs, wns given.
Sprockles, he said. This is believed to
the vagrant clnss nre potentinl crintbo Mrs. Sidle Spreckols, widow of CENTER COLLEGE W IL L
innls. Potentinlly they nre robbers,
John I). Spreckols, Jr.
OF THE STOMACH
P L A Y C A LIFO R N IA thieves nnd worse. They should be
Arbuckle never saw Alice Blake, a
stopped before they lmve n chnncc to
p g r
s ac
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( H r T h r Aaaurlnlrd I ’ rrra)
guest of tho party, in his life bofor^
injure Jacksonville or nny of her peo
[k
jrjO
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ENJOY LIFE
D A N V ILLE , Nov. 29. Center Col
tho ulfnir, he said. Miss Zey Pro
ple.
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with
a
soie,
lour,
bloated slocnvost, another guest, also was a strang lege football eleven will play a game
The city nuthorities should net
ach. Food doe* not nourish.
at
San
Diego,
Calif.,
late
next
month
er to him, ho said.
firmly and positively in eliminatin';
Initrad it U a lourco of tniiery, causing
"I had no idua that Miss Rnppo, against either I.oLnnd Stanford, Uni from Jacksonville the vngrnnt class.
puiu, belching, diuineti and beadversity
of
Southern
California
or
Mrs. Delmont, Miss Blake or .Miss
There mny be somo who nro honest Iv
cchcs.
Provost were coming to the party un Washington state, it was announced out of work, but the mnjority of thus •
Tho pcuon with a bad itomach
todny.
til they actually arrived,” he said.
who hnvo no jobs are men who do n t
diould bo satisfied with nothing lea
want jobs, and who would not make
than permanent, tailing relief.
nny effort to keep n job if they hnd
*1 Tho tight trmrdy will act upon tho
it.
f
liningi of the itomach, enrich tho blood,
aid in cnitiig out the catanhal poiioni
The vngrnnt takes up too much
and itrengthen tvety bodily (unction.
room to be permitted to remain in
Hie large number of people who
Jacksonville.— Jacksonville Metropoharo successfully uied Dr. Hartman’a
lls.
“A
W is e
F o o l”
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Looking Wank i;
W e have them in solid vvhite, and black and
gold. They are constructed from the most
durable fabric known to the knitting indus
try.
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The Star To-day
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 20.— Re
buttal testimony began at t^e roopesInR o f tho Arbuckle manslaught
er trial this morning. Tho ijlstrlct
attorney’s office, nfter n conforenco
with all engaged In the prosecution,
announced thnt nbout forty witnesses
would bo heard.
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I OF V IR O IN IA K A P P E A N D T H E R E RO TARY CLUB FOSTERING A
IS NO COMEDY
MOVEMENT T H A T W IL L M EAN
ABOUT IT
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MUCH TO T H E CHILDREN
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LENA C LA R K E TA K E S
STAND IN DEFENSE
(Continued from I'afe One)
room, nnd flnnlly in the flush tnnk,
under the InrRc copper ball, found a
wad of bills. There wns $726 in the
roll in tons and fives. Ho took the
money bnck to the jail, wont Into the
cell nnd “ wo sat down in the bunk nnd
counted it. Miss Clnrko snid she
missed some nnd couldn’t account for
where It had Rone unless she had
spent it.
Postofflce Inspector Bnnnon wns re
called ns the first witness of tho
morninR and Mr. Jones, for tho state,
tried to get him to repent certnln tes
timony rolntlnR to tho money shortiiro In the West Palm Bench postofflee, but It failed to Rot by tho JudRo.
The question, however, wns opened
up ns to tho nllcRed burned money
order Rllps to tho amount of $20,000.
Mr. Jones Rot Mr. Bnnnon to sny thnt
if these slips, declnred to hnvo been
burned, were not destroyed, could not
Miss Clnrko Rot duplicate credit for
them? Tho Inspector said he thouRht
It likely thnt sho could.
Mr. Davis, fo r tho defense, made
the Inspector ndmit thnt if n double
credit wns Rotten It would certainly
bo discovered in tho postofflce audi
tor’s office.
Miss Ella Spellman, assistant clerk
at the San Juan, wns tho witness this
morninR. Sho said she saw Miss
Clnrkc in tho lobby nbout 8:30 Mon
day nighL Dr. A. P. Black, a chem
ist o f the University o f Florida, re
called from Saturday when he told
thnt in an analysis of the Mlltimoro
stomach he found no ovideqeo of a
druR, or poison, told today of the dis
covery by the analysis thnt Mlltimoro
had just enten a meal when ho wns
killed.
OIJLANDO, Nov. 20.— G. L. Smith,
assistant postmaster of West Palm
Bench, was the first witness put on
the stand today by the defense in the
Clarke trial. Smith testified to er
ratic conduct of defendant who
he
said was subject to fits of melancholy
after the death of her brother. One
of her peculiarities, he said, wns her
fascination for hlcndhiR of colors. Shu
would often put fifty cent stamps on
letters to make the color of the stamp
blend with the envelope. Olficials be
YEGGS K EE P T H E COIN
lieve testimony will be concluded by
BUT SEND HACK CHECKS tomorrow and arRument hcRun not
later than Wednesday.
JACKSO NVILLE, Nov. 20.—Two
unindentifled youiiR white men Into
FORMER SALOON MEN
Snturdny niRht entered the bakery
RUN DRUG STORES
hero of D. C. Dorsey, hneked Dorsey
Into a corner, riflefld his safe o f cash
NEW YORK, Nov. 29.— Charles II.
and checks to the amount of $1,0(10,
Heimcrzheini,
secretary o f the Kings
nnd escaped.
County
Pharmaceutical
society, today
ThroURh the mail today Dorsey re
declared
that
one-third
,of the drug
ceived a letter containiiiR the checks
stores
of
Brooklyn
uro
now
owned by
nnd n note slRned " Y ors." The ban
former
saloonkeepers,
who
have
gone
dits npoloRized fo r tho "Inconven
ience" to Dorsey, but said they needed into tho business sinco prohibition.
Federal agents estimate thnt In the
tho cash to return to their "stricken”
fnm llies nnd that some time in tho Inst year COO drug stores hnvo been
future "when fortune smiles upon us” opened in New York and it is snid
they hoped to repay him. They Rot that durin gthu last few months in
ordinate sums hnvo boon olfurcd for
at least $010 in cash.
established pharmacies.
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-- -- --------- ---A citizen suggests that n police
Tho world nows tho day It happens,
hnnd be orRnnlzcd In Jacksonville.
Go nhcndj wo nlrcudy hnvo tho wng- delivered nt your door each evening,
16c tho week.
t
jj T h e Seminole County j|
CATARRH
Oriental Bazaar
PA R IS H HOUSE
ON THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1
Display o f articles for sale; chicken supper.
Appearance o f Sylvia at 9 o’clock
.
On F R ID A Y , DECEM BER 2
Display o f Fancy Articles for sale.
Oyster Supper
Tableaux o f Recent Fashions put on by
Baumel’s Specialty Shop.
Sylvia’s appearance and disclosure o f her
identity.
—
The Fellsmere Tribune is nuthoritv ]
for the statement thnt very little
damage wns done the honn crop in
St. I.ucie county by the big storm.
On south of the low lands things were
considerably, washed out, nnd replant
ing Is going on In some places where
other truck crops nre nlrcndy being
lamoui medicine, recommended for all
catanhal conditions, offer tho strongest
possible endorsement for
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�' THE SANFORD D A ILY HERALD,
W EDNESDAY,
NOVEM
BER 30, 1921
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PA G E TWO
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SANFORD DAILY HERALD
I W , l i U t t N i i i m , I > u d i;
TIm
Herald Buildlu, 10T HuaelU i m u
_____________ lauUrd. florid*
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THE HERALD PRINTING CO., Inc.
the shoals nt any prlco. The corpora
tions do not want cheap nitrates, they
do not want thousands of people to
have jobs, they do not want prosper
ity except for thomsolves.
: Only 26 more Days till Xmas -
J i
ruButHua
Wo want the people of the South to
fi. J. H O LLY ____________ ___ Editor nlwnys remember that Henry Ford
IN. J. LILLARD....Secrctary-Trensurer was not allowed to take over Muscle
>3. A. N E E L ........... General Manager Shoals and develop It for the South
anil Rive employment to thousands of
C. L. IR W IN
people
and make tho South the grontC1BOULATION MAM 40 EB
Phono 148 up Ui fl I*. M.
cst country in the world. He was not
u oT.nm n.- Mu m M m . J t .o .n oa ipplloatloa allowed to r Ivu the farmers eheajfcr
iubianpilaa Frloa la Adraaia
nitrates. Republican interests do not
Tsar ........... ........... .................. |d.00
111 If until a . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.00 want It.
Wo will not say “ Do Your Christmas Shopping
Early.” Too many have said it before and it is al
most a joke. But we can say without fear of joking or contradiction thnt if you have been saving
your money through our plan thnt doing your
Christmas shopping will enuso you no fear beenuao
you will have that nest egg from which to draw.
— IN SHOPPING A N D IN E V E R Y D A Y LIF42—
It comes to you with full force that you have not
been saving as you should. There is nothing gives
you s i much independence ns a Bank Account.
Come in nnd lc* us tell you about it. Christm;.s
i n :,"'s i home to you with full force.
D.I Ira rad la Cliff bff Carrier
On. W m > ................................................... II Paata
The biff 1|. ta lt-paff* Waahlr Barald **•
tlr.lff coraaa Ia n Inula Ooant, and la pabllabad
••rat, rrldajr.
Adrartlilnff ratal made knava
am application.
Damacratlo la paUtlaa, M W
a«r pair, alwayi tn adraaca.
A CUT IN FREIGHT RATES.
To the average American a prom
ise o f a cut in freight rates has a
Member of The Associated Press
choerful ring. It may mean fewer
melons cut for distribution among
railroad security holders, hut it will
moon smaller losses to the producers
The new automobile license tuR will
be Pxlfl Inches. We do not believe of the country.
Tho proposed cut of 10 per cent
our little Ford will be able to drag
r>i
farm
products in earload lots will
this Mr tag around everywhere
it
make
ns
great difference to farmers
Roes.
and
gnnlners.
Thnt 10 per cent
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easily
mean
Just the difference
Wo are publishing the Lena Clarke
between
profit
and
loss
to the grower.
case because our readers want the
o f Sanford
Florida
will
be
greatly
interested1
news but honestly it sounds more I ike*'
a trip to Chattahoochee than anything in this announcement. It will mean
■in
several millions to Florida fruit
wo can remember.
growers an,! farmers 'uring the next
\
---------- ° ----------Tim Ohio river is having a flood at six months if it soon goes into effect.
this time of the year. They ought to Lnst spring thousands of tons o f cab
arrest the old girl. She never became bage rotted in the, Holds of Florida
angry before the early spring to our because the freight rates were s o 'come, to pay for building a homo,
high that there was nothing in it to without the exactions to which he is
knowledge.
ship. The price received would hard- subjected if he is forced to buy or
Leesburg Commercial announces in ly pay the freight, so it was cheaper rent under the present system,
Hut if these resources fall, there is
big headlines that "the yacht club to leave it rot in the Held than spend
You Can Find the Name o f Every Live Pro
will lie stationary." Wo are glad of the time ami expense o f marketing.1another, which is receiving attention
that. We don’t want it to come float People in the north were thus depriv- in certain quarters. That is for the
fessional and Business Man in
ing down here to bump into our new ed of a supply of good cabbage, while government to raise the interest in
pavilion.
Sanford in This Column
the growers in the south were depriv postal savings deposits nnd loan the TO T H E Q U A LIFIE D ELECTORS
funds thus raised, on a sort o f build
ed o f n market.
OF SANFORD:
The defense in the Arhuekle case
Hut the interesting fact Is, that the ing and loan plan, to home builders.
It is with n deep sense of duty that
will show a film to provu that Vir railroad companies were likewise de It would lie a pity for the regular 11LAW YERS
CONTRACTORS
I have consented to bocomo a caruliginia Rappe was an athlete. Maybe prived o f revenues. If the people nancial machinery to/nil nt so criti,
.
,
,
date for the office of City Commisshe was lmt an athlete would have no did not ship their produce, the rail cal a junction, but it would be a «■«of thu City of Sanfor(J| but
. S. O. Shinholser
George A. DeCottes
show against a mountain of flesh.
road company got no haul. Thus the Iamity to let the present housing sit- whon 7J)0 of my fellow-townsmen r e
Attorney-at-Law
Contractor and Builder
-------------- o --------------bight rate acted as n boomerang; nation drag along as it is.— Lakeland quogt it( , kll0w o f not|ling else to do.
Over Seminole County Bank
Dispatches today say "Japan holds freight ears Htood idle; railroad com
SANFORD
-:- FLORID*
Telegram.
Having been thus nominated I herckey to armament situation." Say, \vhy panies had no business. Now rail
SAN FO R I) -:-:- FLO RID A
°
1by announce that I urn a candidate
don’t they push that hunch o ff the road officials see the error of their
LE N A ( LARK I'. S HI RANGE 1ALE. f „ r the
(,f City Commissioner at
hoards and get busy with their own ways and are reducing rates of their
Sanford Construct’n Co.
' the ensuing election to lie hold on tho HARTFORD B A T T E R Y
affairs? Why should any nation hold own accord. While state and Inter
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS
The prosecution made a ten strike Ctli day of December next, and pledge
the key?
slate commissions were allowing them' when they allowed Lena M. T. Clmkc myself, if elected, to an impartial and
Planes nnd Specifications Chmfall;
“ Battery Insurance”
---------------o--------------Furnished
to lmost rates at will, they were los three hours and a half to detail the conscientious performance of the du
Sold and Serviced by
State papers have discovered thnt
All Work Guaranteed
ing money because they were losing strange story of her existence in the ties of tho office for the advancement
the defense in tile Lena Clarke ease
II. T. PAC E
P. O. Boi » t
business. And it is altogether likely universe. The time was little enough of our city nnd the wolfnre of its
Edw. Higgins, Inc.
will put in a plea of insanity. Old
when
one
considers
tlit?
extent
of
ter
thnt rate-cutting will be extended fur
people.
stuff, old stuff. Everyone in this part
ther and the cuts will go deeper. Rail ritory which nhe covered. She began
Haight & Wieland
I wnnt hero to express my apprecia
P U R E W ATER
of the United States knew that the
roads have new competitors to meet with the creation of tho world, when tion for tho splendid potitions filed
day tho man was killed. .
nnd n determined people to satisfy. she as n conscious atom saw God placing mo in nomination.
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Elder Springs Water
There is n possibility of the old com place the plnnctn in their orbits, nnd
Vory sincerely,
Balfour says we "don’t wnnt two
99.98% PURE
petitive methods being resorted to in traced her existence down through 100-tfc
FOREST LAKE.
Smith Bros. Garage
leagues." Quito right, old eluip, quite
Phone S ll-W
Sanford, Fla,
order to get business. A new erg in the Garden o f Eden, the mythologi
right. We don’t want two leagues of
Expert Repairing
transportation is upon ns. The air cal times, Egypt In tho days o f the
nations, we don't want two leagues
OIL. GAS and ACCESSORIES
craft, the automotive transportation Pharanohs and Cleopatra, Palestine
Employment Bureau
o f base hall, wo don't wnnt two lon
Oak and First
LO RD ’S P U R ITY
facilities and the developing o f our and Old Romo, through many stirring
gues in Florida.
inland waterways, may send railroad scenes in which she bore always a The Vocational Committco o f tho Bus
,W ATER
operators back to Hrst principles In most prominent part. Coming down iness and Professional Woman's Club
W A R D & R IV E
Harney Colson, of Gainesville, calls
AS GOOD AS TH E BBST
order to get business,
,
to compnintivcly modern times sho requests all young wtmen desiring
Tor "all Florida men” to attend the
Dally
Service
*
Phone III
employment
to
register
nt
tho
First
I f railroad companies only paid told of her familiarity with Shakes
G E N ER AL R E PA IR WORK ON A L L
football game at Jacksonville between
National
Hunk,
nnd
business
men
redividends on actual Investments, and peare, who wrote tl e part of Ophelia
M AKES OF CARS
North Carolina and Florida on De
uirlng help to consult register.
for
her.
She
predicted
that
in
eight
did
not
pay
fabulous
salaries
to
men
cember II. There will not he any
NOVELTY
who render little or no services, there years Delis will he president of the
Old Ford Garage
Went First SL S A N F O R D
crowding at that.
HERALD ADS get results.
would lie ample room to cut rntes nnd United Sfates, and she vice-president,
The Peoples Bank
PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS
DIRECTORY OF SANFORD
FOREST LAKE
CANDIDATE FOR
CITY COMMISSION
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still make good money, it is the nrNew England is having a time with
tiHcinl and ornamental Hide of rail
heavy snows ami hail and h— II and
roading thnt is expensive.— Orlando
nil that goes with i> heavy snow storm
Reporter-Star.
and sleet and cold winds.
Wo are
---------------o -------------- Just enjoying It down here with our
TH E HOUSING PROlil.EM.
tcttucu going north on bare markets
from this time forth.
A problem of national importance
is presented in the shortage of houses,
Hoover claims that 2,000,00ft idle amounting to perhaps Hve millions,
men have received jobs through the which exists in lids country as a re
national conference on unemployment.
sult of tlie suspension of building op
What has become of the other 01,000,erations during the war and the two
000 Hint some of the radicals talked
years following it. it is a situation
about being out of jobs. Probably
which will not rigid Itself. Intelli
walking to Florida to pick gold o ff tho
gent and patriotic effort is needed to
trees.
counteract its evil effects.
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Two distinct consequences o f an
Good old Major Whittlesby or Lieut. unfavorable nature may lie noted. In
Col., ns lie was called before lie left the first place the shortage of houses
the service, committed suicide the oili Inis forced rents up to a point which
er day by jumping o ff n boat. Dis seems almost fabulous as compared
patches said memories of llie war un- to pre-war rates. Millions of house
balanced his mind. There Is tin doubt owners, thereby provided with a now
o f it. Ho went through enough to tm- and unexpected source of income, arc
hnlance him and so did nil the rest of naturally interested in keeping up the
the hunch, officers nnd privates,
present deficiency in the house sup
---------------o --------------ply. That is an influence which it
Henry Ford wants Musclu Shoals to would lio foolish to ignore. In the
help Immunity ns well ns himself but second place, capitalists have discov
if we know the people in power in this ered that there may he an abnormal
country they will never let Henry Have profit in house building. Houses are
built on the cost-plus plan, nnd sold
at ruinous prices.
It is no secret that the average
SUGGESTIONS FOR SERV
live-room bungalow, sold at $4,500 to
■
ING FLAG HRAND
$0,000 can lie built, even at present
H
PEA 8
M
prices of material and labor, for from
•
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■
■ $2,000 to $.'1,000. Hut there are com
■
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paratively few persons o f moderate
■ Stuff nn eggplant with mashed
means able to pay all cash down for
■
■ pens and rice covered with
crumlm. When baked this is up ■ tho construction of n house, Hence,
■ they have to pay, on installments, a
unusual delicacy.
hoims of about $1,000 over ami above
Creamed peas are delicious
■
a
fair price to tho more fortunntc man
arranged in altornatu layurs
who
happens to have the money.
with crumbs and browned in ■
■
It Ir a skin game either way. IU
the oven.
■
can ho relieved if building associations,
■ nnd hanks can arrange to finance the
■ builder of inoduruto means. For thnt
5 reason tho new building association nt
Phones 487-484
LakuIniuL is looked to with much
W K LA K A I1LOCK
hope. It ought to make It possible
for n lot owner, with a moderate in-
Thun Debs will he assassinated, nnd
she will become president. It was a
strange, weird, tnle, such ns could on
ly he evolved from a disordered mind.
Of the killing o ' Miltimore she claims
to have no recollection whatever, al
though she recollects perfectly events
that happened before the dawn of
history. But one thing she made per
fectly dear: She has an abnormal
mind nnd is a dangerous person to ho
at large. Her place is in Chatta
hoochee.— Tampa Times.
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It will he gratifying news to resi
dents o f Lake county, snye the Lake
Region, to know that the bonds voted
Inst spring for the construction of
hard surface roads from Astor, on
the northern border, tn the southern
boundary of tho county, together
with thoroughfares from Eustis to
Cassia, Sorrento and Messina, Inke
shore drive from Ml. Dora through
Tavares to Eustis, new road from
Cassia to Crow’s Bluff and rebuilding
other roads on the east side o f the
county, are to he placed on the mar
ket within the next thirty days.
— Got your Serateti Pads from The
Herald—by the pound— llie.
Deane Turner
3
Real Estate and Insurance
V. C. COLLER, Prop.
SANFORD
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FLORIDA
..Employment Bureau..
Non-Skid $ 7.90
Noi^-Skid
9.90
Non-Skid
14.90
General Shop and Mill
W ork
Tho vocational committco o f the Busi
CONTRACTOR and BUILDER
ness and Professional Women’s Club
requests all young women desiring 517 Commercial Street Sanford, FI*.
employment to register nt tho First
Nutiounl Hank,
TRANSFER
AGNES G. BERNER, Chairman
“ W E D E LIV E R TH E GOODS”
31x4
Non-Skid
15.90
D. F. SU M NER
32x4*
Non-Skid
16.90
P A IN T E R
33x4
Non-Skid
17.90
Will Contract or T.ko Job b, tho Horn
PHONE I1S
'
IIS LAUREL AVE,
34x4
Non-Skid
18.90
Quick Service Transfer
Storage Facilities
LET ME PAINT YOUn HOUSE
If wo plenso you, tell others; il no
tell us. Phone 49H
HOTELS
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Sanford Machine #
Foundry Co.
Hotel Montezuma
General Machine ami Boiler Works
"Sanford’s New Hotel”
Automobile Flywheel Steel Gear
hands in stoek
Crank Shafts lte-turned
11.50 Up Per Day
Orlando, Fla.
SPORTSMEN
Sanford Steam Laundry
W. R. Link Tire Co.
"
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FOR SERVICE
TH E B A L L H A R D
W A R E CO.
OIL ’EM BOYS
3
3
W-*O
Ri K’ S
#• I *«|
G U A R A N TE E D
Have a look at the
Winchester Window.
s3
3
PEERLESS TIRES
Geo. W. K night
Call 146-J
W. R A W LIN G , Prop.
Acteylene Welding
OF A L L KINDS
GILLON &
FR
Y
,i
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Sanford W elding Co.
Located In Eagle Illdg., 205 (ink Ave.
Season opens.Nov. 20th.
IN S U R A N C E
Remember the Sabbath,
Electrical Contractors
N. Y . L IF E INS. CO. Phone 442
but oh you st.
111 Park Ave
21
BEST FOR B R E AD
«<.i
THE BALL HARD
L. P. McCULLER WARE COMPANY
Sold by
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W. T. ROBERTS, Agent
Sanford
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Office supplies of
Herald Printing Co.
Florida anything In thlalln*
We have It or can ge
— Got your Scratch Pads from Tb*
Herald— by the pound— 16c,
Try a Herald Wan
�'flT .
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V %r !
’
PAG E H IR E *
re Duplicate A ll Lenses
do any. Repair ,
fork on Short Notice
o r
AMERICAN EDUCATION WEEK
Si
to to to to to to to to to
TOM MOORE
PROCLAMATION
loptometrist-Optician
lice OPP. P. O.
trappers
W HEREAS, the National Education Association and tho American jOr on, by their joint and combined efforts, are endeavoring
to secure for America a programme of Education adequate to 'meet
the needs of tho Twentieth Century nnd which will give every boy
nnd every girl that equipment In education nnd training which Is his
right, under n Democratic government, nnd which will make of nil,
whether native or foreign born, good American citizens; nnd
W HEREAS, it is a part of the programme in carrying out nnd
perfecting this commendable purposo of Informing tho public of
the accomplishments and needs of tho public schools, nnd to secure
the co-operntlon and support of the public in meeting theso needs;
nnd,
________Phonol92
TAKE NOTICE.
iThe law now requires that you so|ro a license to trap fur bearing ani
ls or to chnso tho snmo with dogs,
nre requited to socuro this IIC( which will cost $1.00. I give
use,
notice on account of tho law being
w and shall oxpoct nil Interested
rtles to secure license before engngin trapping o f nny nnturo.
E. F. HOUSEHOLDER,
County Judge.
i
to
WHEREAS, the work, as nhove outlined, undertaken by tho
American Education Association and the American Legion, is of
vast importance to the future of our country and the proper devel
opment nnd training of the girls and hoys who constitute our hope
for, and must justify our faith, in n grenter America, and should
theroforo receive the henrty support nnd co-operntion of every
community.
JXPEItT i n s u r a n c e s e r v i c e
[ j represent progressive, modern in[ranco old-line companies and am
ompt In rendering you expert eervln securing fo r you Just what you
int In life Insurance on the plan
Jted to your present and
future
Endowment, monthly Income
■ I f 1
| Modern Equipment and Modern Methods
NOW, THEREFORE, I, II. R. Stevens, ns Mayor of tho City of
Sanford, Moridn, do proclaim tho week of December -Ith to 10th,
Amoricnn Education Week for tho City of Sanford, Florida, and do
call upon nnd urgo every person in tho City of Snnford to co-opdrnto
with tho American Education Association nnd tho American Legion
in tho work set npnrt for this week.
Witness my hand this 29th dny of November, A. D. 1921.
H. R. STEVENS,
Mayor.
and automobilo and fire in*
\ Wrlto or phone me to call.
W. J. THIGPEN.
to iH *3 to to to to to to
to to
H. W. N IC K E R SO N
B A L L SOLD FOR $750
ublic Accountant; Audlte— Systems
Income Tax Service
to
on the Farm Means Increased Produc
[ANTED TO RENT
OR r> 1IOO.M HOUSE unfurnished.
DR. WM. KERMODE
b2-0tp
Garner-Woodruff Bldg.
Edith Lucille Ball
Member
Federal
Reserve
System
The facilities, methods and equipment o f this bank are
modern in every respect. W e invite you to avail your
self o f them.
First National Bank
might have written .....tie dramas In
teacher Piano and Harmony
The First National Bank is, and always has been, an ad
vocate o f modern equipment and modern methods. W e
believe in modern equipment and methods on the farm,
in the factory and in the counting- room.
They make for efficiency. They make fo r greater pro
duction at reduced cost. They promote success and pros
perity.
to to to to to to
Lack Dramas jn Verse.
It Is a curious thing, In the present
high tide o f the drama, and remember
ing Hint the glory o f English literature
Is Its poetry, that we have no good
modern English drams In verse. It Is
nil the more remarkable because the
foremost French dramatist and Uie
foremost modern Herman dramatist
wrote their iiuisteipieces In verse form
— ” ( '} ratio de Itergerac" by Rostand
nnd "h ie Versunkene Olocke," by
llauplmaim.
John Mnselleld. when lie writes
plays, writes them In prose, with only
slight exeeptlons. And so. for the most
part, have Synge. Yeafs, Lord hullsiiiiy, mid others.
(ieorge Meredith
Room 10 McNelll-Davls Bldg.
Orlando, Fla.
hone S,'i2
the Ellxnhethnii maimer.
Thomas
Hardy's “ hynnsls" Is an liitelleetual
.lust a National league Imseluill. tint, rather than a poetic masterpiece—It
knidenre 719 Onk Avc.
I'hone 24S autographed by President Harding nnd has nothing of the sublime, emotional,
Christy Miithewson. It brought $7511 thrilling, transporting power of Ros
when auctioned oil at the i'olo grounds tand. We admire the author’s mind
In New York for tho henellt of the more than the work.— William Lyon
great ".Matty.” who Is now lighting Phelps In the Yale Review.
tuberculosis In tin* Adlrondneks. Truly
Warner, Now York liattor, was the
Rustless Steel.
purchaser.
Hustles* steel seems to he u com
pletely established fact and It should
lie looked Into for employment In
Cubeb Important In Medicine.
Tho vul)obt ls tho sinnll nronintle various Industries, according to the
berry of Piper Etihehu, n climbing Compressed Air .Magazine (New York).
Apopka is to have a modern ice
shrub, native In Java nnd Ilortieo, bit! Says this publication: ’ “ It Is reported
on Herman authority that the Krupp plant. The present owners have just
now cultivated In various tropical
countries. Tho dried unripe fruit Is works are paying special attention to acquired a fiftccnton plant and work
the production of such steel. Thu
has begun In the construction of the
much used In medicine us u stimulant,
metal contains a large amount o f
expectorant nnd dlruetle. The Inhal
new factory. This will greatly fa
chrome and Is snhl to he remarkable
ation of smoke from burning cubeb has
cilitate
the manufacturers in giving
for Its hardness ami strength. Its
SAVE YOU M ONEY
a palliative clYeet In some affections
resistance to chemical action Is such quicker and proir.pt service and, too,
of the respiratory passages.
that It Is not affected by boiling In affords them larger fields to supply.
nitric acid. It Is used as a substitute A cold storage will hendded to take
Write us
The Bursting of a Bubble.
for nickel-plated metal In the manu care of the local needs.
Statements iiuiile (lint because of facture of Instruments. The tlrm Is
the notation
method
o f mineral also studying the question of using
ORLANDO, FLO RID A
Hopnrntlon the future o f copper pro rustless steel In the umnufacture of
duction, nnd therefore, o f the electrl- plates for nrtlllclnl teeth In place of
cnl Industry, Is largely dependent the gold or vulcanite now generally
on hubbies Is declared by students employed."
o f Industrial development to ho ex
aggerated. The electrical Industry Is
Her Conclusion.
no more Is dependent upon this proc
"Miiiuiiin." said Elsie when the
ess, It Is declared, than Is nny faintly uml visitors from the country i for the Imth, bedroom and Nursery
other, hut It will henellt more di had sat down to breakfast, "Is It true ,
rectly. exports say, front this‘ Inten that people who snore Imve had consive method of copper refining than sciences?' I read In one o f my books |
nny Industry which does not use llillt they do."
For Brighter Light
Dependable Service
copper so extensively.
"I don't know, dear. Perhaps they
have. What makes you ask siieh a !
Women Match Coins.
funny question?"
•Til match you." used to lie reserved
"I was Just thinking. If It's true,
for masculine conversation. The flip Aunt Siisun must lit least have killed
of a coin decided who was to pay for somebody once.” — Itoston Transcript.
Firsts nnd Guaranteed
lunch or for u cigar. Dili women have
taken It up. It Is nmsciillnu no longer.
«
Oil Burned by Ocean Liner.
"The women have gollcn tired of
H costs approximately $102,000 to
lighting about who Is to pay." said the till the oil tanks of the White Star liner from visible pump. Accurate measure.
observing soda eouiilcr cashier.
"It
Olympic for u round trip. The tank*
used lo lake them about live mlnute> hold 7,500 tons, and about TOO tops
to decide. Now they match a couple
remain at the end of n normal round
W c give tickets with each purchase,
of quarters lo llml out. 'I he winner
voyage. Tin* oil Is lakeii out at New
good for 5 per cent in trade
gets trentisl."
York ill a saving of nearly one-half.
Phono 181-J
The Olympic lias only recently been
The world always gives a respect equipped lo take on oil enough for
ful hearing to a reformer who Isn’t tin* return voyage.— Wiill Street Jour
D RINK
mil.
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trying to mnke n living at it.
Graduate Chicago Mualcnl College
A C O M M U N IT Y IIU II.U K It
STRONG
PROGRESSIVE
F. P. Forster, Pres.
1L0BE PIANO CO.
Empire Hotel Block
A M E R IC A N B E A U T Y
and H O T-PO IN T
Electric Irons
SANFORD AUTO
EXCHANGE
Electric Heaters
r
$
8.50
?r- $
Oils and Greases
Foot o f First St.
F. P. RINES
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A L E G A L P B O P osihoh/
THE C on stable
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Congratulations to the people of
Sanford over the new city pavilion on
the Luke Monroe front.. There is
much for Orlando to think about in
tills development. Snnford is going
ahead and utilizing its water, its
large lake, and ns a result Sanford
will gain a hotter appearance and tho
people will lie lienefittcd to an untold
extent. Orlando hns seventeen lakes
in the city limits. This Is a haunt
which any Jcity might well bo proud
of, nnd yet Orlando iH far from the
proper utilization o f tho water which
is available in any quantity.
Some
duy, "when dreams come true," OrInudo should have a connected Inkchoulovnrd system, and I,like Ivanhoe,
for instance, should lie a municipal
recreation and playground, witli a pa
vilion in the center of that Imdy of
water and the shore line should lio
extended into a comfortably sized
park by throwing in the sand from
the water.— Orlando Sentinel.
The Herald lias quite a number of
unclaimed kcyH that have boon found.
If you have lost any keyu look over
our assortment. If these kcyH nre not
clnimcd within the next few days they
will lie disposed of.
tfdli
SANFO RD M A R B LE & G R A N IT E W O R K S
JOHN GOVE, Proprietor
C EM ETERY W ORK A S P E C IA LT Y
1018 West First Street
1018 West First Street
v n v n n m v n n v n
ELDER SPRINGS WATER
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T H A T H i SNUSICA
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er regions that I have analyzed, I have found none superior in all good quaillies of tliut of the "Elder Water."— Phone .11M V .
Office in Miller lluilding.
Elder*Springs Water Company
Snnford, Fla. ■ ■■JIlIPJlWRIUUIPABJIMMMMMXglliliWMaWMWWBWBlianawnaailBaWM
BY LOUIS RICHARD
T i n i o t i U - V o n Hh o n
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T H A T / J U S T Si t
A n Li VvO N d E R
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—Thomas It. Baker, Ph. 1)., of
Consulting Chemist says of the water: "O f the many waters of this and oth
He T h ro w s a Verbal W re n c h -In to the Constable's M usical W o rk s!
SQUIRE EDGEGATEH o w Ct\H I
105 Palmetto Avc.
Sell it with n Herald Wont Ad.
U TILIZ IN G
10.00
Gasoline
Sell It with a Herald Want Ad.
IS
MONROE W ATER FRONT.
Edison Mazda Lamps
We do square,
straight-forward
Repair work and
“WE DO IT FO R
LESS”
C O N S E R V A T IV E
B. F. W hitner, Cashier
SANFORD
Fidelity Tires
Pder -Springs Water, fta 90 08-100
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THE SANFORD D A IL Y HERALD, W EDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1021
Mr. and Mrs-George Davis Hart, Mr. LE N A CLARICE W AS IN S A N E
— Hand W ork
■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ IIR Shoe Repairing1
and Mrs. S. S. Bauiflel, Mrs. Fred
W H EN M l l t f f t l o i t e W AS K IL L
•>nmuR I
Walsma. Mrs. Frank Gray an!, Mrs.
ED S AYS DR. R ALPH GREENE
Junie Roumiilnt, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew
Mahoney, Messrs. Slim Yountz and
(Continual from Pact On*)
Hodson Ball,
she saw God creating the unlvorno
and placing the stars.
,
BRIDGE A N D SHOWER
The sword thnt kept Adorn nnd. Evo
One o f tho prettiest parties o f the out o f tho Garden of Eden also kept
season was that given yesterday a f her in, though she wanted to lenve
ternoon by Mrs. Ayletto Fitts and nnd learn life.
^
An Assortment o f Ladies* dpd Gents* Shoes *
Mrs. Hal Wight) at the homo o f the
She wns later Isis of Egypt, the
and Slippers at
1
former, when they entertained at a last queen o f the Jews, St. Cecelia,
delightful bridge party and 'miscel Esnu and several others. She talked
laneous shower honoring Miss Ade with Snul of Tarsus nnd fussed with
laide Higgins, ono,of the most popu Cleopatra over Mark Anthony. Shake
*
;
* id
•
lar autumn brides.
speare wrote Orphelin for nnd nbout
A
saving
of
$1.50
to
$2.00
per
pair.
The guests wore met at tho door her when she was in thnt existence.
— The Entire Stock Not on Sale but Many Good Bargains
by Mrs. LaVerno Hurt and Mrs. W.
A picture her brother loved fell
E. Watson, and little Misses Billie the moment he died of the bite of a
Wight nnd Martha Fitts received the snake.
gifts. The dainty little misses wore
She believes in theosophy, astrol
cunning frocks of pink crepe paper ogy. crystal gazing, spirit communi
We have a Jar filled with
and satin ribbons. Mrs. Wight, nnd cation and every weird pseudoscience.
beans In the window. The
Mrs. Fitts, hostesses and Miss H ig
S A LE
Joseph B. Elwell lent her $38,000
nearest guess to the num
gins formed tho receiving line, Mrs. to cover her shortngc caused by MiltiS TA R TS ber of beans in the Jar
Wight wore a handsome frock of more.
THURS., wins your choice of paij of
green organdie bended in black over
Assistant State Attorney Mohr wns
shoes. One guess with
black taffeta and Mrs. Fitts was beau Hamlet in a former existence o f his.
DEC. 1ST. rach
purchoso
::
“
tifully attired in pink georgette nnd
In his next existence Eugene Debs
tricolette. Miss Higgins wore for this nnd she nr« going to run for presi
Hnnd Shoe Itepnliintf
occasion an exquisite gown o f grey dent and vice-president and be elect
brocaded sntin with snpphiro blue ed. Then he is going to bo assassi
A Good Place to Trade
ribbons, with accessories in grey
nated and she will become president.
■ The decorations were elaborate nnd
lienutiAil and featured the dainty col
MICROSCOPE SHOWS LITTLE.
or motif of pink ami white. Quanti
by Mcsdamos Fitts nml Wight,
ties of fragrant pink roses in baskets
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 30.— Har I
Miss Adelaide1 I! in^ins.
nnd vases wore most effectively plac ry Boyle, assistant manager o f the
ed. Pink chrysanthemums were nDo hotel St, Francis, where Miss Itnppo
Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt Hunt, of Indian used. The lights were shaded with
is alleged to have been fatally injured
MRS. K ltK I) D A K ! HR, Hociely Editor, apolis, are spending some time here
pink wedding Tiells, nnd in tho arches while attending a party in Arbucklu’s
Phone 2I7-W
al the Montezuma.
pink wedding hells were also suspend rooms, testified thnt two o f the rooms
I f , m i hit VP n n r f r l r i i d a v l a lt l ti K y o u
ed. The stairway in the reception involved had not been occupied be
— If , u u n r r K ii I u k <i » , , V B prrr or coming
First Nat’l Bank Annex
himir, dp U’ von nrp rnlrrlnlnlnut writ
w rllf
Mr. and Mrs. N. L. Kerrod, of room was entwined with feathery as
Ivin
ix.llnl . nrJ
In Hiln drpnrtm*nt, jrlvLjK
ru lu
tween the time they were vacated by
"T
A c Family Shoe Store”
Warren, Ohio, are spending a few paragus fern and wide pink ribbons.
d r l n l l n , o r tr lrli|tnnr thp itP m
Arbuckle and the time they were tak ■
tip R r r n l l , n ji jir ri'ln lril
days here, leaving next week for St. In one corner wns the "sent o f honor"
en in charge by the police. One of ■
SEE OUR W IND O W
Augustine where they will spend a benutifuly flecorated in pink nnd
B
SOCIAL C A LE N D A R
-(D iJei*
the rooms is that in which Miss Rap- [
illulHttrv.
few weeks and then expect to return white.
pe is saiii to hnvc been injured
will to Sanford to spend the winter.
During the afternoon the guests
Wednesday—St. Agnes Guild
E. O. Heinrich, a .onsulting erimin-] « ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ » « ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■
played several numbers of bridge. The
meet at the Parish House at 3:00
ologist,
wns recalled ns n prosecution —
Mr. and Mrs. II. I. Cleverign, of tally cards were hand-painted with
o’clock.
nil
makes
automobiles, genuine
witness.
He said he examined with a '
Holden, Mo., are among the out of gold wedding hells and pink roses.
Wednesday— Miss Zoo Munson
“ E XID E " service.
Got the best.microscope
the
floor
o
f
the
room
entertain at an evening bridge par state visitors here yesterday.
High score being made by Mrs. Harry
i
R A Y BROTHERS, phone 548. lUG-tfc
where Miss Rappc is said to hnvc
ty complimenting Miss Adelaide
Lewis, who was awarded a large vnnStone's Rich Fruit Cuko.— L. P. McWalter L. Wight, of Cairo, (la., ar i ity powder puff. Second high score been injured. He said he found a
Higgins, whose marriage to Mr.LuAt n recent meeting of tl e mayor
large
amount
of
dust,
many
specimens
Culler.
203-tic
cuh McLeod takes place in
De rived in the city yesterday and will be i wns made by Mrs. Fred Wight who
nnd
council it was decided t< dispose
associated in business with
Ha! was given a lovely Mmleria tray cov of human hair giving no indication of
cember.
o
f
the
Umatilla electric light, ice
sex, two shell hair pins, specimens of
Hnvc your watches and Jewelry re
Thursday— Holy Cross Guilds will Wight.
er. In cutting for the consolation
plant
and
waterworks systems. The
woman's hair, phonograph needle nnd paired at McLaulln’a. Two first class
hold their annual bazaar and supper
Mrs. W. J. Thigpen won n deck of
reason
given
for disposing of these
watch makers. Prompt service.
M. S. Wiggins, who has been in the bridge cards. The honorec, MisH Hig a white feather.
at the Parish House.
public
utilities
is that none of the
14l)-tfc
Thursday— Mrs. Charles Fedder will north and enst on business for the gins, was presented with a Mmleria
members
of
the
council are exper
•»
entertain the member^ of tho Mer- past three months, has returned and tray cloth. There were fifteen tables
ienced
in
handling
these businesses.
Eggs, 55c dozen.— L. P. McCullor.
will spend the winter here. Mr. ami of players who wore later joined by #
#
rie Matrons liridgo Club.
The
entire
matter
was
placed in the
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#
Mrs. C. C. Cold) and children are Mrs. Wiggins have rented the W. D. thirty tea guests.
hands
of
Mnyor
Dent,
with
authority
*
visiting this week in Orlundo with Gillon homo on Elm avenue for the
The presentation of the “ shower" X
Whentsworth
Biscuit,
real
Graham
to
sell.
,
#
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. M. winter.
was beautiful.
Little Misses Billie *
crackers, 100 per cent whole wheat.
if # * * * #
Vaughan.
' >’*■* - • f(
Wight nnd Martha1) Flttxy1Us fairies, r j * # m * * nu i
— L. P. McCullor.
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Presbyterian Bazaar, Friday and
Mrs. Margaret Harries, of JuiTcrson escorted the [ii|nnrqd>’tO; b«r sen^ of
Friday— Holy Cross Bazaar and aupSaturday, Doc. 2 nnd 3.
214-2tc
Court Apartments, Orlando, is spend honor nnd tutor entered drawing a
•per at thu Parish House.
PARISH HOUSg K A LEND Alt.
Vnn
Camp’s
tall
cream,
$5.50
por
ing
the
day
here
with
friends
and
at
Saturday— Mrs. J. S, Parrott will onHoly Cross Parish House
huge hnskot, of white prettily decor
203-tfc
Jones’ Dairy Farm little, link sautertain the members of the Every tending to business.
Nov. 27.— Brotherhood of St. An caso.— L. P. McCullor,
ated with white chrysanthemums and
snge.—
L, P, McCullor.
203-tfc
drew
Dinner.
Week Ijridge Club at hor apart
pink ribbons. From the hundlu wns
Tho Florida Cane Syrup company
O. E. S.
Dec.
1-2.—
Holy
Cross
Bazaar.
ments in tho Welnkn.
suspended n large pink wedding hell.
according to Howard Curry, will cel FOR S ALE — Eight room houso with
Grand Matron, Mrs. Huulah M. War The basket being filled with an array
Dec. 0-7.— All Soul’s Bazaar.
Saturday— Children's Story hour will
ebrate the first anniversary of organ
bath, Immodlato possession. Small
bo held at Central Park at -1:00 ner, of Jacksonville, will bo at the of exquisite gifts, which were opened
ization
by
beginning
actual
canepayment
down, long time oh balance.
Masonic Hall tomorrow afternoon and greatly admired by the guests.
o'clock.
In olden times men hnd hobbies to
from 1:30 to 1:30 to hold n school of
Tho refreshments, of pink
nnd keep them interested. Now they hnvo grindin goperations nt the plantation Soo Lane or address tiox 762, Dnynear Dade City this month. Tho first tona, Fla.
'
f '
lD9-tu-Snt-4w
Mrs. !). I). Nowborry and little instruction, and will be at tho Mason- white brick cream, pink Iced cakes automobiles.
■■
k
Hall
tomorrow
night
to
pay
her
of
season's
yield
o
f
syrup
is
expected
to
daughter Lucile and Mrs. Kenneth
nnd coffee, the plates being decorated
amount to 120,000 gallons.
Tho Fort Mcndc Developlrig Heard,
Murrell, Jr., spent the day in Orlando ficial visit.
with Dorothy Perkins roses,
were
All members, officers and visitors served by n bi*vy of young ladies who
of that city, which Is a l'ccdnt new or
yesterday.
are requested to he present.
Our Fnil Invitation Sale is n big ganization by the citizens pf the com
were attractively gowned in evening
success.
Mnny n new customer has munity to develop the iigHeultural re*
Mrs. T. A. Neal and Mrs. Harry
costumes in the p|istef shady*. Thoy
M cKIM -ltILKY.
wended
hia
(or her) way here and sources of the community1
Dickson, of Orlando, motored nvur
,"IS doing a
were Misses Norma Herndon, Daphne
been agreeably surprised nt the many! very satisfactory business. Sonic of
yesterday afternoon to attend the
The many friends ot Robert Me Kim Wimhish, Martha Brown, Esther Mil
bridge party and miscellaneous show formerly of this city, will he inter ler, Muymo Morn, Sara Wight, Sara
special values wo are giving ulso tha the most favorable advertising has
er for Miss Adelaide Higgins, given by ested in the following notice in the Warren Ensturby, Agnes Dumas, Fan
reasonable prices wo maintain on our been done, and tf»e people hre coming
Frames Rcpnlrcd Lenses Duplicated regular stock. They didn’t know be- here from Georgia, Alabama and oth
Mesdames A. W.
Fitts and Hal Sacramento, California, Hcu:
nie Re ha nnd Zoc Munson and Mrs,
EYES EXAM INED
Wight.
fore that we carried such u line of er stacs looking for a location to farm
Curds are being received in todny's Dick Brown.
merchnndiso as wo hnvo here. “ Fall and truck and go in to’ business, and
This wns indeed it charming social
mail announcing tho engagement of
Henry McLaulin, Jr. In" nnd direct your foot stops this the are being located and given
Mrs. .1. M. Hums and daughter, Mrs. Miss Thelma Kilcy to Robert McKim, courtesy and one o f a series o f pre
OPT. I).
way. We know wo can servo you something to do.
Howard Smith are spending the after tiie news coming ns quite n surprise nuptial affairs with which Miss Hig
O
P
T
IC
IA
N
—
OPTOMETRIST
well.—
Rivers Brothers, Sanford ave
noon in Sorrento visiting friends.
gins
is
being
honored.
except to their closest friere's.
nue.
214-30-2 and w
212
Enst.
1st
HI.
Sanford,
Fla.
Attractive garments for children at
Miss Hi icy is the daughter o f liny
.1. A. Sullivan, D. Strugfleld, T. An I.. Hi ley, state controller, and Mrs. KNIG H TS T E M PLA R ATTEN TIO N .
■ the Proabyterian bazaar on
First
W E GRIND OUR OWN DENSE
There will he a called meeting of
derson, L. linker and Misses Pittis Itilcy, and though only a recent ar
Fifth nnnunl Bazaar of the I’ resby- street. 4Wl21 l-2tc
and Walker, of Macon, (la., are mo rival in Sacramento, has already ac Taylor Commnndry Wednesday even
terian church, two doors east o f Dean
toring through the slate stopping ov quired a large circle of friends among ing, Nov. 110, at 0:30. The order of '■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ I 'turner's Grocery, will he held Friday
Hupmobile makes fin
the Temple will he conferred and in
er in Sanford yesterday.
and Saturday, Dec. 2 nnd 3. 214-2tc
the younger net.
She attended
struction in tactics preparatory for
al reduction, open modMills College and is a graduate of
tiie coming Inspection o f tills Com
M, II. Shelton, of Daytona was in
Stanford University where she was
Hupmobile makes fin-<?Is, $1250, Detroit.— B.
mnndry will he given. Important that
the eity yesterday transacting busi
identified with thu Alpha Phi Soror
ness.
every member he prusutit and in full
Cold Weather is Here al reduction, open mod- & O. MOTOR CO., Sanity.
•
uniform.
McKim is a son of William McKim
"N ow ’s the time to get your wood" els, $1250, Detroit.— B. ford.
John D. Jenkins, Recorder,
Mrs. Joseph Unihuck, of Orlando,
of Hanford, Florida, and a nephew of
O. M OTOR CO., San-|
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We have both OAK and PIN E
By order o f the Eminent Command
was in I In; city yesterday calling on
S. W. McKim, a prominent resident
er.
OUR
WOOD
IS
GOOD,
oid friends and coining over to attend
fo r d .
! llnmo-Viindc food, candies, nuts,
o f this eity. He attended Tulnyno
the party given yesterday afternoon
OUR PRICE IS RIGHT
188-tfc
plants, "children's garments and all
University in New Orlcnns. Ho re
A T T E N T IO N EASTERN STAR.
t
kinds
o/| ..articles suitable for Christceived a commission as lieutenant
Grand Matron Mrs. licululi M, W ar
Don t forget tho Presbyterian Bn- mas gifts at tho Presbyteriun bazaar
■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ a during (lie world war and established ner will meet with Seminole Chapter, Phone 34 and give your
Friday and Saturday, December Friday and Saturday.
.
21-1-Jtc
order before the Rush 2zanr
a splendid record. He is popular both Eastern Star Thursday (tomorrow.)
nnd 3.
214-2tc'
9VI
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in business and social circles here.
The school of instruction will lie held
To get Prompt Delivery
Tho marriage will take place around from 1 to 1 p. nt., and at 7:30 the
The Rc.*io„ijtiior~banquet . «
Hupmobile makes finHie llrst o f the year.
Grand Matron will make her official
Grovolnnd
hotel
recently
wns
well
at^
® e Q U C t l O I l , O p e n lU O ti
or See J. T. A L L E N
visit to the chapter. All members
tended,
there
being
nbout
P)0
of
' I I I E, Seventh St.
els, 81250, Detroit.— B.
are requested to he present and visi
BRIDGE P A R T Y
Grovolnnd's most public-spirited cltMrs. 0. p. Herndon wns the charm tors are welcome.
& O: M OTOR CO., San
■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ izens present, This demonstrates the
ing liostcsH last evening at a bridge
Sarah Parker, &>c.
enthusiastic manner in which the peo ford.
party at
her homo on Sanford
A
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ple take to any movement which
JloightH. There being three tallies of
■
stands for progress. Thu.purpose of N E W B E R R Y ’S DRUG STORE
■
players.
■
this meeting being the organization
*(191(1 Phone 36
> A
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Quantities o flovely red roses and
Jimmie Collins
■
of n bonrd of trade.
204-tfc
dnhlinH were used In decorating tho
■
Presents
■
rooms where tho card tallies were
■
Appllnchicola oystors.— L. P. Mc*’ WHO IB S Y L V IA ?
placed.
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203-tfc
What Is she? Como to the Parish
A very interesting game of bridge
House Thursday and Friday nights to
was played during tho evening. High
Noted Blues Singer of'New* York,nnd her
■ | Buy your Christmas gifts at the rcc. Join the gucsacni. A
prize
score among the ladies was made by
jj* Presbyterian Bazaar.
214-2tc awarded the first person guessing her
Mrs. S. S. liaumol, who was awarded
Identity correctly. '
2I2-4tc
a dainty vanity box. Mr, Gourgo D.
Whentsworth, real whole wheat,
Harl making high scoro among tho
puro graham flour.— L. P. McCullor.'
men was given un Rvershurp pencil.
*($ -*'“ % 'W a U h o t jt t y W'U mako
. th« IMS? wellvfclfldt.gAaolete^'lf you
At tho conclusion o f tho card gumo
like puns.
aH E N RY FORD has adapted
tr.
REDUCED
*2.98 *3.48
One Pair Free
Price 35c per yd.
Sanford Dry Goods
S O C IE T Y
SANFORD
ADDITIONAL LOCAL
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AUTOMOTIVE
ELECTRICAL
Miss Anna Canova
JA ZZ BAND
Friday Nita, Dec. 2
,Li '' M\E d ez h o t e l -sa n e o r d
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Mrs. Herndon's guests
Included:
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lea for hord cars.
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In and About
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Mention of
Maltera In Brief
Personal llama;
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Summary or the
Ploatlag Small
Talk® Succinctly
Arranged for
Herald Reader*
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For Florida:Generally fair
tonight and Thursday.
ill
Mr. and
were in the
the Logan
(nourishing
trnde.
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fci
btin jit
. THE BA U D C O N C ERT
|
Sunday, made a big* hit and we heard one man say that they lacked only 1
one thing to make then* as good as the Scotch Highlander Band,
and j
6
that was their dr ss. W e bid to Tnake the skirts fo r Felix Frank, Har- j
5 old Haskins and G. C. Fellows.
TEMPERATURE
S
J
Well, the old bulb wont
down to the right mark last
night nnd 07 might bo chil
ly to some but 07 means
that good old lettuce nnd
that good price for the
same. It takes cold wenther to make good lettuco nnd
it takes cold weather to
bring the prices. It also
takes cold weather to stim
ulate trade and make pcoplo
buy winter goods.
When
one can wear b. v. d.’s all
winter there is nothing do
ing in the overcoat line nnd
nothing doing In the vege
table line o f the clothes
line, yes. Cheer up. Brush
up. Brighten up.
5:10 A. M „ NOV. 30, 1021
Maximum ...........
07
Minimum ......,..........
45
Range ......................... 47
Barometer ................ no.13
Cidm and clear.
LL
Mrs. Ldgan o f Genova
city toduy^ They report
Mercantile .^bmpany ns
nnd enjoying a line fall
■
A New Yorker who, for reasons of |
delicacy, must be nameless, was re
cently griilIlloil with n tempting offer ■
of employment.
The firm which sought Ids services ■
required from him u scientific cltnrneter rending by an expert. He whs
refehrotl to a local psycho-analyst re
tained by Die concern,
. The export rated him hlgh<on Intent
■ability, but deficient In the essential
business quillltlcii of "self-esteem nnd
selllsliness."
He did not get the Job, says Les ■
n
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Soma Qualities That Applicant for a
Job Had to 8how In a Char
acter Teat.
THE WEATHER E
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pu
fa
BU
PA O H F IV E
lie’s. "Horry," be was told,,"'but your
character shows there Isn't enough
Iron In your makeup."
i
Anil ans w e said before
mWe want the Sanford ladies to call and inspect some o f the nice things
if
Even though you are not
Ho, for the good old days when a § we have fo r Christmas Gifts fo r the man.
mean man was still an "ornery cuss"
L i'
und generosity was yet respectnble. jj ready to purchase yet, you can have them put uside fo r you.
We linvo not noted any Snnford
Time was when a man'll kindness rec ■
ommended him for a Job and gave
people attending the Lena Clarke
him reasonable hopes of advancement. ■ BE SURE TO SEE T H E E X C E P T IO N A L N IC E L IN E O P A L L W O O L
trial at Orlando thlsjWcek. They nre
Now* a growing number of employers
content to stay at hotinS’ nnd read The
Insist that Ids worth be weighed In i
Di n
SW E A TE R S
Daily Herald.
udvance with a pair of ji pot been ry’s
scales nnd gauged with a machinist’s
George Kingsley o f Altnniontc was
micrometer. And woe to Idtu If the
acute psycho detective discerns In Iditi
in the city todny. He is manager of
a tendency to meekness or human
the Royal Palm Fernery anti enjoys a
sympathy!
lie suffers tlit* besetting
liijr trade throughout the countvy In
business vices of modesty and tmselferns and decorations.
llslmess I
I low deeply, we wonder, have the
/ S u / fttffe k L
Roy A. Hunt, of tho 'Amoricnn Cen
doctrines of these lotti-r dny prophets
tral Life Insurance Company o f In
penetrated the collective business
mind of tlie country at large! Musi (tie
dianapolis, Is In the city orj business
model citizen who listens dutifully on
connected with his
Cupt. Wimu Sunday morning to a sermon <>n the
hi.sli is the agent of t))L« company for
brotherhood of man hurry home to a
Florida and is making a fine record
learned treatise on l.ow to despise Ills
fa
m in
ft n
and one o f which the company is
neighbor?
proud.
Whnt a tlieim* for (1, K. Chesterton
big tent on First street next to the
LOST
*—or Nietzsche!
Mr. J. M. llritt, who lins been en
postoffice that are pleasing a large
gaged in the general merchandise bus
audience and coming here under the
LOST— Golf bag, con
iness in Cochran, Gn., fo r the past ten
LIFE AN INSPIRATION
auspices of the American LcgFn nnd HER
years, hns accepted a position with
taining sticks and the
being known to so many, of tno the
the West Side Grocery, and expects atregoers of the city makes them more Difficulties Overcome by Helen Keller
Reasonable Terms
barrel o f a gun, Satur
Should Shnme Any One From
to bring his family here soon. Ho popular than ever. Tonight they will
Discouragement.
day afternoon. Reward
First class Iningnlnw on brick road. $250 cash, balance $50
states that Sanford looks good to him. put on tlie “ Mlllionnirb’fl Son and the
per month and interest; or $500.00 cash and little smaller
if returned to Philip R.
Murk Twain mice -mid. "The two
Shop Girl" one of W. C. Herman's
payment
per
month.
YOUR
O
PPO
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N
ITY.
most
Interesting
elmntelers
of
the
big productions and one that proves
Andrew, Celery Avenue.
HANDSOME NEW YORK
----------- Can Suit you in any kind of Real Estate-----------popular with the people everywhere. Nineteenth century are Napoleon ntitl
Phone 371-Q
208-tfc
Helen Keller." Helen Keller, the De
YA C H T M AKES T R IP 1
Aside from the good dramas produced
troit
News
recalls,
wan
a
normal
child
LOST— On First street between (ink
HI* ST. JOHNS RIVER by Melville’s Comedians there are
until lit months old. At that llliio a
ami Palmetto, a pocket bonk con
many good vaudeville acts that make serious Illness left her blind, deaf
taining
money nnd bunting license.
The gasoline Inunch "Sturdny” of Melville's Comedians famous every nnd dumb. Even during these early
Finder
please
return to Herald office
New York, owned by O. A. Slade and where. There will be at least four years In the dark sin* learned many
and
receive
reward.
213-3tc
piloted by Captain Canova, of Jack good vaudeville acts tonight with the things through the sense of touch. Her
chief
playmates
were
a
little
colored
sonville, stopped In Pnlatku fur a Dancing Durands, Addison and Liv
CARD OF TH AN K S .
short stay Sunday afternoon. On ingston, Miss Grace Carpenter ami E. girl and tin nit! seller dog,
She was nearl,. seven years old
board with Mr. Slade and his wife Boyd Harrington.
when n teacher wits found to under
We wish to thank all who were so
wo.c a pnrty o f fricndB who had come
Popular prices of ndmission and take wlmt seemed an Impossible task,
kind to show us their kindness nnd
down from Now York for a trip up everybody goes to see
Melville's Tills teacher. Miss Anne Hulllvun, besympnthy at our fnther’H funeral Inst
tile St. .Johns river to Snnford nnd Comedians every night.
gnn at once to talk Into her little
Sunday afternoon. Respectfully,
Under the auspices of the American pupil’s litiiiil with her lingers. The
other points o f interest.
(.'Ussiried. advertisements, A cent® a line. N o ad taken fo r le«a than
Sipes Bros.
llrst Word Miss Sullivan spelled Int^'
Thtf! Sturdny Is'u'Yttfy trim 80-foot Legion.
25' cent*,1kltd positively no classified ads charged to anyone.
Cash
Iter blind was "dull"; the next word
yatch carrying a crew o f six men
must accompany all orders. Count five worda to a line and rem it ac
was “cake." The words were quickly
S IL V IA
and the captain and, contains ncco- CHRISTMAS SEAL S A LE
cordingly.
spelled buck, evt'n before the little girt
IN TH E SCHOOLS knew wlmt they meant. Very soon,
modntions for fifteen persons.
Mo
.„-v,rn
. . . . .
,
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will ride through the streets at four
however, the spelled wortls with the
tive power is supplied by four Van
FOR R ENT Lljtht h o u «k Mp ln «
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, hc
Mrs. R. C. Maxwell, chairman for
FOR
SALE
hand language were connected with
Hlorg marine engines.
rooms uml unfuml.h.d room., 1020 i>h
Th„ r„ ,
,,tM
„
the high school; Miss Milica chair a real doll und real cake. Within a
FOR S A L E — By owner, handsome East Second St.
211-4tp 0,c,nek
A fter the trip, up the St., Johns, the
213-2tc
man for the grammar school,
month she knew thirty wortls anil
homo furnished, modern conveni
pnrty will return to Jacksonville ami
BANG! The Christmns Seal sale could talk them hack with her Ungers. ences, garage and bearing grovo; also FOR RENT— Two furnished bell ______
will make a trip down the inland
rooms. Inquire GOD Palmetto Avc.
As soon us she grasped the thought
started todny.
Home beautiful home sites in a grovo
route to Miami, Pnlm Bench nnd oth
211-Ctc.
Do the children realize the benefit that all objects have names she oa a lake.
Box 110, Altnmonto
learned very fast. Within three months'
er points o f interest nlong the East
FOR
RENT—
Two
furnished
bed
done by these little stamps 7
Wo
11-3-lmoc
her voeahuliiry had Increased lo about Springs, Flo.
rooms, Mrs. W. F. Leavitt, corner
would think so, for the high school IKNI words, and within a year to 000
FOR S A L E —Dining table, walnut bed Elm nnd Third. Phono 437-W.
The1pilot, Captain .Cnnovn, is well
entered into the spirit uf the thing words. She Ik now n noted writer
■* nnd springs. Call 308-J.
200-tfc
known in Pntntkn, having resided hero nnd agreed to sell $200, with Mrs.
21-tfc
and lecturer.
previous to tys change o f residence Maxwell as the efficient supervisor
FOR S A LE — Ono Florenco Automnt- FOR RENT— Ono
furnished bed
to Jacksonville.
1c ti-burncr oil stove With mantel
Indian Name Reitored.
room, nlso garage. 110 Laurel Avc,
of this school's work.
204-tfc
I The grammar school, with Miss
The United States geological hoard and oven. ‘ Call 41G-W.
100-tfc Get An Abstract Before
has
restored
the
ancient
Indian
name
M SE VILLE 'S COMEDIANS
FOR SALE — Ono Dnisy chum. Call
Claire Milieu as principal, took $100
Buying Property
FOR RENT— Bed room, 311 Pnrk ave
to the L’ntaraet ctiuyon and creek In
P L A Y IN G TO GOOD HOUSES
415-W.
20-1-tfc
to the fifth grade thru the eighth to
nue.
178-tfc
Grand
Cnnyon
National
park.
This
IN
PurriNG ON GOOD SHOW sell. Just watch the school children
FOR S A LE — Two story
business
Havasu, the Sky-hlue Water.
Call
building. Apply to tho owner, Klon FOR RENT— Suburbnn home!
set the pace that the other organiza
Havasu emiyoii. In the western sec
107tfc E. A. DOUGLASS, Pres.
308-J.
Melville's Comedians hnrdly need tions nre going to follow. Whenever tion of Grand Ctiuyon National park, Aros, 805 0th St,
205-tfc
any mention in Snnford where they there is a worth while movement In Is t]es|lut'd within it few years to be FOR S A LE — Cabbage nnd lottuco FOR RENT— Fcrndale Apartments,
have pleased large audiences so many the city we enn guarantee that our come one of the seeutc points, which
furnished or unfurnished. See Mrs. j
plants. See R. F. Crenshaw at tho
times in thu years passed. They are school will not only stand behind it visitors to the national park will de postoffico.
200-tfc L, G. Loveless, in Molsch block, 305
sire to hc*'. In Its depth there Is n
putting on shows every, night at the but will push it to the limit.
East First St. Phono 205-L1 - 10-ltfc
When you’re auffarlng from
primitive Indian tribe living. They, G E N U IN E FROSTPROOF CAB------■
Um . — —
art! the IliivtiHtipiil, tltt! people of the
FOR
RENT—
Two
furnished
lied
headache,
hugu plants.
Leading varieties.
Sky-hlue Waters.
rooms, DU Pnrk Ave,
212-tfc
Immediate shipments.
Satisfaction
baokacko,
Less limn 200 Indians live In this
guaranteed. Cash with orders. Post FOR It ENT— Desirable housekeeping
toothache,
blooming garden where old ilg or
rooms, Box 117.
212-Dtp
chards yield enormous crops npd corn paid 200—50c; 500—$ 1.00; 1,000—
neuralgia,
Express large strong pluntn
grows 10 feet high.
The tribe him $1.75.
or pain from any othsr oauio, try
FOR
R
EN
T—
Furnished
loom,
III
Just held Its own for many genera- 1.000— $1.25. Wholesale $1.00 per 1,Pnrk avenue.
213-Dtp
•G .
■ tlons.
000, Klon dyke nnd Missionary atrnwberry plants, postpaid,
500—$2.50; FOR R EN T—Two or throo
room
One or two and (he pain stop®
English Sparrown Eat Dandelion!.
1.000— $1.75.— Southern Plant Special
housekeeping apartments, 710 Oak
Contain no habll.farmlna diug*
At least one good mark may hc set ist, Madison, Fla.
208-10tp ave.
2l3-5tp
Have you tried Dr. Milos' Nervine?
down for Hie English sparrow, so com
A »h v a s r I t r u g g i t t
f’OR S A LE — Twin Indian motorcycle FOR R E N T — Nice bungalow, 5 rooms
monly regarded ns n pest. He Is fond
To visit us, Our Full Invitation Sale is on nnd
with
sltlo
car.
Inquire
Ford
Ser
complete
with
bath,
electric
lightH
e
of the Heeds of dandelion, nut) when the
212-Dtp throughout, well screened, in fine resllowers have given place to tin1 fuzzy vice Station. .
p v
-ill j ,
"blow-hulls" spends much of Ills Unto FOR SALES— Ford delivery body, rear iduntlal section, 12th und Magnolia
wo arc giving an ondloss number of special
denning them from the lawn, In this
o f Dodge Bros. Motor Co., cor. of ave. $45 per month. Apply to C. A. I
a cJij
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214-ltp |
:■ country, as In England, the sparrow Is Oak live and 2nd street, Sanford.
Tnkuch, Pico Hotel.
(uii* 1
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also fond of .voting pens, and often
212Dtp
values. New goods arriving daily. It will pay
r/tfsr/7/7£r/Mr
S a n fo rd , F la .
BARGAIN IN NEW HOUSE
C o n n e lly
A.
C L A S S IF IE D A D S
SEMINOLE
ABSTRACT CO.
Jiche?
\ We ^Invite You \
Dr. Miles Anti-Pain Pills
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you to //ip, out of your way” and see us on
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Sanford rovgnue;
,well.
Wo know we can serve you
Accept our invitation and come.
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You
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will be pleased, as many other new customers
have
rm m rr
, i viiniT x
” il s.H b*»h
-.i’l-JtlOV
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Rivers Brothers
,
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W ANTED
FOR S A LE OR RENT— Cottages, J.
Musson, (101 Palmetto.
213-3tp W ANTE D — To rent or buy D or 7
213-Htc
FOR S A LE —0 room bungalow on
room house. Box 245.
Hire it St. $250 cash, balance $50
W ANTE D — Customer® for fresh mlik,
per month.— E. F, Lane, the Real
morning und evening deliveries^— R
Estate Man.
213-Up L. Garrison. Phono 3711. lDII-St-Tu
KOI’. H ALE—5 roam bungalow on the W AN TE D — By lady, room with heater
corner lot, East front, big
onk
or fireplace, preferably with prltrees. Price $3,750. Easy terms.— E. vutu family in vicinity o f Pnrk avcF. Lane, Tho Real Estnto Man.
nuu and 5th street, muat bo roaeon213-Up
juble. Address, Box 548.
214*2tp
ROOMS F O lT ilf!N T — Apartment fuF- W ANTED — 2 or 3 rooms, furnished,
nlshed for light housekeeping, gas
or unfurnished.— C. L. Walker, Park
for cooking, electric lights, running
nnd Commercial St,
214-ltp I
water.— 300 French nvo.
213-Otc
Transylvania Silkworm Culture.
.Silkworm, culture In Transylvania,
which was highly developed tinder the
Magyar regime, Inti which declined
during the war. Is again engaging at
tention, anil the department of agri
culture has tuken Mops to forward (he
Industry. According In Huugarliiii law,
still effective In this district, the prod
ucts of tills Industry must tie delivered
FOR S A LE — Cheap, 180 gallon gnsoto the government for a fixed,mimuitt.
Hno tank and pump.— W cbI Side
it Is estimated that IftlMMH) kilos of
FOUND—Rqll of money. Losor may
2l4‘-'3tc
silk cocoons, representing a value of Grocery.
havo flame by paying for this ad.—
n.tXMI.OOO lei, cun he purchased* tfiiy*
Try a tlenihi Want Ad today.
^Irs.
Ernoat Krupp, 010 Park ave
year.
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;; ji> dm iib
2|a-2tc -i B H f £i iimt.,;
- i n V o h 'l l t S i ’^^fumlshcd bedISxJoms.
Thf world news the
FOUND
♦Hi nlol.
_ _
ruins the early crop by picking ofT
Dowers nnd leaves.
In some Chicago
suburbs It Is now Impossible to raise
pens without protecting them with u
net, WltetIter the sparrows' good offlees In ridding the lawn of dandelions
will offset Ills a I lack on the lteus Is
a prpblclllV-Science Service.
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1 day. It hnppana,
There are 1#7.«1A mile® of.MiRrory]®,
delivered
at
your
door
each evening,
/pHohit'4A.7-W,
corner
Elm
9
L
Third
la th® United State®. 'Less thin l,0o6
105-tfc 15c th® weak.
Street.
rpUcf.bnve been io fnrjIectflfUd.
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sralal u 4 ®i®Btb® ®ut ®fly
If four deatmr can’t gut It ____
actual butt tn*a~urc, namaaddress V 41.80.’ Wa’Usim0tH*
CircUttprepaid. Stans 3d M 49.
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�Now then, let’s all make a determined effort to
avoid the rush and tussle of late
Christmas Shopping.
There is [every conceivable advantage in shopping early; complete assortments, efficient
salespeople, com fortable stores, low pre-holiday prices.
Merchants have found that with plenty o f foresight and planning they could bring forth the
best merchandise as well as best value. So all the progressive stores in town are ready fo r
Christmas buying— ready to help those wise people who shop early.
W e urge you, for your
own sake to shop NOW; You will be assured o f courteous service, unlimited selections,
plenty o f leisure in each purchase and substantial savirgs.
U. S. Arm y Store
Thrasher & Garner
Everything in Army Goods
I.adios and Gents’ Furnishing Shoes
Hill Hardware Co.
Everything for the Holiday Shopper
East Second and Hanford Ave,
Mobley’s Drug Store
Sanford Dry Goods Company
Stationery, Popular Hooka, Cigars, Candy and
BaumeFs Specialty Shop
Corner Second and Sanford
Ivory Gooda
Iteady-tii-Wcar Millinery, Novelties a Specialty
Sanford Shoe & Clothing Co.
The Quality Shop
Gillon & Fry
Everything for Men and Iloya’ Wear
Millinery, Hoae and Children’)* Hand
Electrical Appliances and Fixture, 111 Park Ave,
made Dresses
Speer & Son
Useful Gifla for Mother and the Children
L. P. McCuller, Groceries
Perkins & Britt
Everything Good to Eat
The Store That la Different1
J. D. McCrory’s 10c Store
Haa What You Want
Bower & Uoumillat
A. RaiTeld
The Store That Saves You .Money
Imported Perfume, Caudles and Kodaks
John T. Brady, Jeweler
Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry, Silverware nnd etc,
Rivers Brothers
Treadwell Electrical Co
Electricians, Supplies and Fixtures
Peters Shoes, Dry Goods and FurnlshingH
Theo. J. Miller & Son
Roberts Grocery
Everything for the Christmas Dinner
Sanford Cycle Company
Everything on Wheels
Kanner’s Department Store
213-215 Sanford Avenue
Sanford Groceteria
Across from the Fire Station
W aters’ Kandy Kitchen
Special Christmas Candy at Special Prices
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THE SANFORD D A IL Y HERALD, W EDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1921
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Stranded Warship Withstands Waves for Years
FORREST LAKE STATES HIS
POSITION.
SOUTHERN AGRICULTURIST
To the Voters of Sanford;
It hns como to my attention that
efforts nro still being made to hnvo
tho peoplo believe that if elected City
Commissioner I would disrupt our
present form of government.
Now nothing could ho further from
the truth thnn such propaganda, for
tho following reasons:
First: I will he only ono of throe
comissioners and could not do nny
net without being Joined by one or
more of the others.
Second: Tho City Commissioners
cannot under the law
abolish tho
present charter, even though they nil
combine.
I lie city .charter can only ho chang
ed by nn net of the legislature, or by
a vote of the people themselves.
Furthermore, I have no desire to
upset tho present fonn o f govern
ment, as It is the
substance that
counts in nnything, nnd not the form.
Since n went
Id, the 1’ . S. cruiser Memphis Ims si nod However, there can doubtless lie some
like ti veritable fori lieu Ilist the wild waves of the .......................... .
eu. '1 his photograph was taken during tlm citnlnoxlal improvements mndc in the present
"l* Heplember, 11121, and shown hmv tcrrllk-ally the waves pound Via- uid'crulser
Vet still she stands, lirm nml charter ns hns already been demon
solid, a iiiomniieiit to American shipbuilding.
strated, for example, the present
method of nominating candidates; hut
Ha Pa l « Hit fti r
Ha Uti
such improvements are matters for
four natives to carry one piece. I am
ATTENTION, CO. D.
the legislature, or
for tho people
i Kointt over there with a boat load of
themselves,
nnd
cannot
he effected by
grindstones and be the Rockefeller of
Hdq. Co. I). F. N. G„ 1st Inf.
the commissioners.
i ap.
Sanford, Fla., Nov. 28, 11)21.
I believe hat the administrative
Orders No, 83:
affairs
of tho city enn he run on a
lly a Sanford Celery-Fed
The difference between a woman
1. — The regular armory drill of this
Man
more
economical
bnsls thnn is being
( ,,r'd a clock. The latter nerves to point command on Wednesday night, N o
out the hours; the former to make us vember 30, 1021, is postponed until tho done nt present, and nt the snme time,
forjtct them.
following night, Thursday, December with greater efficiency, nnd If elected
I shall work to thnt end.
1, 1021, at 7:30 p. in.
(Nutc t<> the make-up man; Give
I believe thnt the Inw requiring a
2.
— On Thursday night, December
Hope for the Middle Aged,
this a cabbage head.)
budget for each fiscal 'year’s reven
I,
1021,
this
organization
will
bo
in
“ There Is no need to grow old and
spected by Major Walter Moore, U. S. ues and expenses should he rigidly
sinr."
This kolyum will be continued ns
followed, and thnt the administrative
This Is Sir James Cnntlle’a message A „ National Guard Instructor for the
long as the gas holds out.
affairs
of the city should ho conduct
to the man or woman whoso muscles State o f Florida, ami Major Chcstur
ed
on
Hint
basis.
appear to he losing their earlier re- II. Wilson, Machine Gun Instructor, F.
A Sanford man was putting up a slllenre. it was delivered at n dem N. G.
I have mndc no statement or prom
stove when the pipe collapsed and ho onstration of Swedish gymnastics at
3. — All officers nml enlisted men ofise of whnt I shnll (Jo if elected, nnd
was covered with soot. His wife told thu Albert hall la London, Sir James this organization are ordered to re shall not do so, except such public
him he never did things right. ‘ ‘If presided and after watching the grace port at thu armory on Thursday night, statements as may lie published over
ful movements of the athletic young
what I do don’t soot you,” he said,
my signature, ns is this one.
people of lioth sexes said he hoped December 1, 1021, at 7:30 p. in, for
“ soot yourself.”
Sincerely,
the
purpose
of
drill
ami
inspection.
they would continue their exercises
FORREST LAKE.
even when they were no longer young
4. — All officers am! enlisted men
This kolyum ought to come up to In years. "Some of us," he added, must he present at this formation, No 210-Rtc.
the scratch the first day because I "who are wutchlng should lie in the excuses will he accepted.
arena doing what these young ones
am suffering from red bugs.
5. — This organization will stand in Members of tho party o f war de
are doing.
Their muscles are not
spection as a rifle company.
partment engineers m et.with local
hard and Indexible.
Ours prnhuhl.v
There arc some inconsistencies in
citizens
to discuss facts pertaining to
0.—
Uniform
us
issued,
with
blouses.
are." Sir James added (hat SO per
this world that I don’t exactly under cent of the people of the world were
Miami's appeal for n deeper hnrbor.
GEO. A. DeCOTTES,
stand. Everybody is anxious to go to Imperfect. One leg was shorter than 212-ltc
Cnpt. Inf., FNG. Comdg. The project, ns proposed by tho city
heaven hut nobody irtMn » hurry about the other by perhaps thu eighth of
cnlls for n channel 300 feet in width
it.
an Inch or n two hundredth part of an
nnd twenty-five feet deep. Two prev
Inch. It was nlinormal to ho normal. VENUS NEVER WITHOUT VEIL
ious hearings have been hold.,
“ How long,” ho asked the photo
Impenetrable Cloud Maik Envelops th*
Quality Before Quantity.
grapher as ho poked his hond through
Planet and Allow* No Qlimpse of
Mere
bigness,
lifter
all,
la
never
a
the door, “ how long does it takes to
Anything Beneath,
sound criterion of value.
Art con
f
#
get a picture of mo und my girl after
noisseurs know this.
They will pay
your leave your measure."
What
makes
tho
planet
Venus so
more for a tiny painting by Vlhort
TRUCK
than for huge canvases by painters silver-bright?
It will always be. Not Ikav much we
possess, bow much wo produce, how
much we export or* Import, but Hie
• Thought for the Day
quality of all our doing and feeling
The object o f nil ambition should be and believing— that Is the thing.
.The wealtidest of nations can nt the
to bo happy at home. If wo are not
happy there we cannot be happy else same time lie the most discontented,
restless nml unhappy.
"More. more,
where.
more," Is never the slogan of true
success. Think quality, noi quantity,
Many n man
Is the dictate o f truth to all of us.— II.
is looking for n
Addington liruco In the Chicago Dally
day's work
News.
case.
who does not
want it.
It ia said that Henry Ford is to
again reduce tho price o f flivvers. His
motto is "Give every child a rattle for
Christmas.”
Tho five cent cigar is touted in an
advertisement as again a thing o f the
present. Yes, hut wo pay ten cents
for them.
Tired of Household Devotions.
E. F. Henson, son of the late arch
bishop of Canterbury, In a reminis
cent record of Ids family life, tells that
ihn Henson children grew rallier weary
of the rigors of devotion established
In the household o f the archbishop
ami, when tfw latter was absent, of
Mrs. Henson, mother of the brood, say
ing: "W e won't have prayers tonight
for a treat!"
Source of Style.
"Your speeches do not display tho
The devil owes much
accuracy of grammatical form which
o f his success i used to distinguish them."
to the fact that I “ I’ ve been ufrnld something like that
ho la always on hand, would happen," replied Senator Sor--------i glmiii. "I have been obliged to depend
I just read that in Ynp that the cur Dll a brand-new stenographer."
rency is stone. Each slab is circular
---------------- with a hole in Dio center. Some pieces
For ofFico supplies, stationery, etc.
are so heavy that the wealthy have come to tho Herald office.
WE HAVE FOR SALE CITY LOTS
A N Y P A R T OF TO W N , ON TERMS TO
S U IT YO U
You can make money buying fo r advance.
You are going to build a home one o f these
days, why not select a lot now, and pay for it
by easy stages.
I f you have some money, will build one or
two houses.
Sanford is moving, don’t wait, get in the
game
now. *
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silver lining of (be cloud-musk which
covers the features of Venus, for, as
dazzling as this planet appears to us.
It Is enveloped In somber clouds that
never seem to break and afford on n
glimpse of what Is below. At lenst there
Is no real proof that the markings
which have been seen are on tho plan
et's surface at all.
Slow-moving
cloud masses would be liable to lie
very deceptive nnd might well be mis
taken for something more solid.
The persistency o f Venus' vast
cloud-envelope Is remarkable; It Is
present year In and year tail, reflect
ing the sunlight with tnlrrorllke bril
liancy.
How Venus would appear without It
Is hard to say, as we have no knowl
edge whatever of thu real composition
o f her globe.
All that can be said with any ccr(aliity Is that she would lose a large
-hare of bur radiant tauuty tf this
light-reflecting shell o f clouds were re
moved.
She might look like Mars or like
Mercury, nnd would certainly fall to
bewitch mankind iih she does now.
The true secret o f her peerless
beauty, therefore, Is her veil o f clouds.
SAVAGE
NA SH V ILLE , TENN.
The Giant of the South
Its immense popularity is due,not only to the fact that
every lino in it is written for Southern farm families by
men nnd women who know nnd appreciate Southern condi
tions, but to the practically unlimited personnl servico which
is given to subscribers without charge.
Every year we answer thousands of questions on hun
dreds of (iiiTorent subjects— all without charge. When you
become a subscriber this invaluable personal service is yours.
That is one reason why we hnve—
375,000 C IR C U L A T IO N
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Clear The Skin and Invigorate Your Body.
Thin, run-down folks who hsva been
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nnd lacking in energy even though they
seem to eat a lot, should try taking two
of Mastin'* tiny yeast VITA MON
Tablets with their meal* and watch
results. Mastin'a VITAMON Tablets
supply in highly concentrated form a
roner doso of tlio health-giving, Imdyuifding vitamincs. You surely need to
get sumo of tlicso precious vitamincs
into your system at once. Mastin'*
VITAMON Tablets mix with your
food, help it to digest nnd supply Just
what your l>ody needs to (ecu and
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starved brain. Pimples, M ia nnd skin
eruptions seem to vanish like mania
under this healthful invigorating influ
ence. Mastin’a VITAM O N will not
enuso cna or upset the stomach, hut
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WELL-PED, YET STARVING I
Add fltim lnu to the food. Th» iw y
food you
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bocauM It lack* vitamins*. Eat what*
•var you Ilka, but ba aura to taka two
of Ma.tln/a VITAMON Tablata with
•vary maal.
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Clear the Skin and Increase
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is n tM A S T IN S u H tV IT A M O N
Many a ono has put
I wonder whoro nil the pillow cases Inferior to Vlliert In Ideas—nnd In this question to himself, nml must
have been unable to Had u satisfactory
g o 7 I never nuked a girl engaged In vision.
answer,
Loudon Answers states.
T
o
think
qualitatively
Is,
nnd
always
plain sewing what she was
doing
Hut the answer Is that wo see the
Ims
been,
a
fundamental
human
need.
without being told that it was a pillow
CHILD
IS
PA G E S E V E N
PLACE YOUR ORDER NOW
AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT
The manufacturers
simpiy not able to make
all the Christmas Cards
wanted if orders are not
place:d early with them
TRAINED
Baby Girls, From Tholr Earliest Infancy, Are Taught Household
Duties by Their Mother*.
Most o f those who know little of
sitvogu nml Huinl-Mimigu peoples outlirully suppose Hint Hie children lire
allowed to "run wild" with no llimighi
given to lliclr training. This Is fur
from the truth, pnrilculiirly among
some of the tribes of Togolnml, on the
African west coast.
A n soon ns n girl hnhy Is aide to
toddle— nml they are taught to walk
much earlier Hum our children— the
Induing o f the girl is begun. Him I*
given n cnliihusii, mill tnught to lull
Mice It upon her head. Then the cal
nhiisli Is llllrd with water. Thus she
learns her llrst duty la usefulness.
From this time forth I ho child He
roines n part o f the tribal or village
organization. She goes with her inotnpr to Hip rlvpr when the women go
there for water.
Him Is tnught to
sweep out the hut with n hrooiu. Out
In Hie forest she gees with mother
and there learns wlutl herbs and wild
vegetables nre good for food nnd
which should he avoided. At home
she in tnught how to prepare the food
the family ents. In n word, from tier
very earliest dnys the child I* tnught
how to iN-rform the domestic nnd oth
er duties tho overage nntlve woninn
must perform.— Temple Manning In
the Cleveland Plain Dealer.
We have the beautiful Harcourt
ya
lp
sid. 7 hese cards are
line on
strictly oersonal, not stock caras
hou can order now for delivery
in December
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VEGETABLE SECTION
SANFORD, FLORIDA, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1921
NUMBER 215
Wilson as, He Looks Today
landed Down Today by
U. S. Railway La
bor Board
DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE
SENDS DESTROYER AFTER
CHARLES MORSE, FINANCIER
SMALL POX EPIDEMIC
IN KANSAS CITY
UNIVERSAL VACCINA! ION
For Reparation Purpos
es Will Be Proposed
By France
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NO MORATORIUM
(Hr The Associated Press)
Washington, Doc. 1—Department
of Justice it is understood to-day
asked tho Navy Department to send
a destroyer to intersept Fronch liner
UHtKBMBNT ENTERED INTO BY Paris nnd bring back Charles W.
Morse of Now Your, who, It Is beEMPLOYEES AND R. Rv
lloved,
has left this countrv in fnce of
ADMINISTRATION
grad jury investigation of his ship
contract.
(Ilf The AaivclaM Preaa)
New York—Business Associates of
CHICAGO, Dee. 1.—Action on
Moreo said he sniled for Europe Inst
the acceptability of revised ahop
Friday In liner Pnris.
rules promulgated by the United
States Railroad Labor Hoard will
nut be ta k e n until after the flra tv
of the y e a r according to an an
nouncement by II. M. Jewell, pres
e n t of . th e Railroad Employed’
department, American Federation
of Labor, with which six ahop
crafts nre affiliated.
(Hy The AaaoeUted Press)
KANSAS CITY, Dec. 1.—Jnckson
Ccunty Mcdicnl Association to-day
began n campaign to make vncclnation against sninllpox universal in
Kansas City. Nearly ono hundred
persons died here since September ON REPARATIONS IF THIS PLAN
CAN HE CARRIED OUT
first of sninllpox out of nbout two
BY ALL THE ALLIES
hutfdrcd nnd eighty five cnscs ac
cording to health officials. ~
(Hr The Associated Press)
PARIS, Dec. 1.—Recelverehip
for Gormnny nn bankrupt, with
autonomous Rhineland to be ex
ploited by the Allies for repara
tion purposes, will likely be pro
posed as an alternativo to any
moratorium on repnrntlona that
may be suggested hy Great Ilrltnin, it wns said in official circle*
RUT RESERVES RIGHT TO IHUNO
today.
IN ADDITIONAL
TESTIMONY
LONDON, Dec. 1.—German
CHICAGO, Dec. 1.—New work
MEMPHIS, TENN., STILL LEADS
mnrkfl
underwent further mark
ing rules for 400,000 rallrond
IN NUMI1ER OF HOMI
Look at the expression
(llr The Aaaiirlnled Press)
ed
recovery
on the London Ex
shopmen Including at least two
CIDES
of Woodrow Wilson's face!
N FRANCISCO, Dec. 1.—Argu-'
change
market
today.
Heavy
Look at that denchod fist!
important changes, was handed
incuts and possibly further testimony j
buying
nent
the
rnto
to
seven
Tsoy
bespeak
the
emotion
(Hr The Aaaorlittrd Prraa)
down today by the United States
on schedule for today’s session of thuj
within tho man. He plain
hundred
nnd
fifty
to
pound
sterl
NEW YORK, Dec. 1.—Homicides
Ituilroad Labor Hoard. The de
ly showed how deeply ho
Arhucklc manslaughter ease.
Tho
ing
against
yesterday’s
close
of
was touched before tho
in the United States during 1020 to
rision supplanted the agreement
prosecution closed yesterday but re
080.
Armistice
Day
throne
that
talled approximately 0,000, a decrease
entered Into by the employees
served the right to tiring in u small
gathered at his horns In
of 500 over the .previous year, ac
and the railroad administration
amount of additional testimony if iff
Washington to cheer tho
WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.—A de
who led the notion
cording to computation hy Frederick
September 20, 1019.
seemed desirable.
during the war.
cision by the fedcrnl reserve
HoiTmnn, statistician of the Pruden
hoard to send adviser to forth
Largo economic!! nro expected to re- tial Life insurance company of Ameri
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 1.—The,
coming
conference of foreign
prosecution in the cuse of lloscoo C.
hult from revision of tho classification ca. Figures showed Memphis, Tenn.,
bankers
was
called by tho repara
Arhucklc, accused of manslaughter in
[rules, which were ntado olnstic, and still in lead with killing record of 0.34
tions
to
discuss
exchange stabili
connection with the death of Virginin
(hereafter will permit mombors of cor- per hundred thousund. In gcnernl ta
zation
i
t
Kns
announced
today.
Rappel closed' yesterday hut mado
■tain crafts to do minor jobs previous- bles showed Southern stntes where
reservations which mny lend to an
I|y done by members of other crafts. large negro populations, had tho
I.ONDON, Dec. 1.—Consultations
extension of testimony for several
I Statisticians nttnchoi^to tho labor slightest homicide rnto nnd propor
wero
in progress ycRterdny ut tho
hours today. The defense nttornoys
I hoard estimated that economics in op- tion of negroes slain wns from three
troiiRury
between Dr. Wnlter Rathonsaid they reserved tho right to con
(erntioii, increased efficiency, and lar nnd n half to soven times thnt of the
nu,
former
Gorman minister of recon
trovert anything licit brought out,
ger output would approximate $50, whites. Average slightly in excess
struction,
Dr.
Simon, a German econ
of four to one.
•
hut otherwise they snid thoir case
1000,0110 a year.
omic export, and Sir John Hrndbury,
Stale
in
Rebuttal
has
Only
One
More
Witness—
was closed,
Provision for the representation of
%
I
the British delegate on the reparation
Summing
lip
Lengthy
Attorneys agreed on four hours for
Iminorities who may have grievances
commission, and other Britishers. The
arguments for each side, so thnt it Gennniis also met ccrtnin hankers,
Iis another important Itpm of tho now
appeared, they snid, tho jury might
[rules. Under tho national agreement
with whom they discussed questions
ORLANDO, Dec. 1.— (By the Associated Press),—The Lena
Inegotiutio nfor employes wns placet
Clarke case is expected to go to tho jury late today or tomorrow have the issue in its hands l>y Friday concerning the obtaining of advances
[almost wholly in the hands of Inbor
morning. The defense closed yesterday and the state in offering afternoon.
to cover Germany's January nnd Feb
(organizations, with the rtsu lt that the
rebuttal testimony had only one more witness to introduce and ex Tho defense yesterday offered evi ruary reparations payments nnd iiIro
(railroads mid many industrial anti
pected to conclude before noon. Indications are th at the argument dence in support of thnt given by Mrs. the iMissibility of n moratorium.
Minnie Neighbors, who Tuesday
[civic institutions declared that the
of counsel for both sides will lie lengthy.
It is understood that Dr. Rnthotinu
night
was placed under arrest on a
[agreement forced u closed union shop AUTHORITIES RELIEVE MUR
also is proposing here n plan similar
charge of perjury preferred by the
[on the roads. Nonunion men found it
DERER IS NOTED CONFI
to the Wiesbaden agreement between
Tho conclusion of the ease of the the
RIOTING AT VIENNA
prosecution. Mrs. Neighbors
[impracticable to attempt to bring their
DENCE MAN
defense nt 2:15 yesterday afternoon; had testified that MIhh Rappo Imd Gcrntnny nnd France looking to tho
BROKE OUT TO-DAY
[grievances before tho board, and nH
.-FOLLOWING DEMONSTRATION the testimony of I)r. II. Mason Smith, been a guest nt a resort near Los An rehubilitntion of dcvnstntcd Franco,
[the rules worked out union officinls
ORLANDO, Dec. 1.—After n full
nlienist for the state,
that Lena geles. This was refuted for the state applicable to Grent Britain, Bolgium
(handled the cases, taking their prece dny’s investigation into circumstances
(Hr Thr Aaaorlntrd Prraa)
Clarke was not insnnu and knew tho by the hostess of the resort, who de ami Italy as well ns to Franco,
dent from the national agreement ne- surrounding tho killing of R. CnsoictVIENNA, Dee, 1.—Rioting of n difference between right and wrong
It is still not known whothor Irish
| gotiations, in which union officials to, nlins A. W. Brown, which occurred serious nature broko out in Vienna nnd was perfectly conscious of her clared Miss Rappo hud never regis affairs will permit the cabinet to con(acted for the employes in drawing up In the Astor hotel hero early Wednes to-day following the great demon net nt tho timo F. A. Miltimore was tered at the place. Ycstcrdny anoth *1011 on tho situution with Sir John
er employee of the resort testified
(the agreement under federal control. day morning, polleo snid Inst night tho stration before Pnrleynient building
killed; and tho announcement of tho | that she had seen MIsh Rappo there Bradbury today, or whethor thoro will
"The principle of the 4>pen shop case had narrowed into n senrch for where red flags raised on improvised
state just before court adjourned that n*t the timo specified by Mrs. Nelgh- vie a further postponement of such a
(established by the new rules,” n Btnte- W. E. Martin, tho "dark stranger" mnsts. Crowds then bognn smashing they had but ono more witness t o 1
mooting. In any cuse Dr. Rnthonna
(ment hy hoard members snid, "will in- who occupied room 2|g- whore Casol- windows and looting shops dealing in cull nnd would close their case with hors,
will remtin in London until Saturday.
A leading witness yestorday was
(faet lie more theoreticnl thnn practlc- etto’s body was found, lying in u pool nrticlcn of luxory.
in n hnlf hour nfter cou^t convened Dr. Rufus L. Itigdon, of Snn Francis His visit here is considered important
|al at the present time, since a lnrgo of blood, u few moments nfter tho
toduy, marked tho eighth day of the co., who wus called to reliuto dofense because it is expected that ho will re
(majority of the rnilroad shops nro tin four shots wero fired.
INVESTIGATION IIY GRAND
trial of Lena M. T. Clarke nnd Bax evidence thnt injuries of tho sort join the German government.
Chief of Poiico Ed. Vestel nnd A.
(ionized, and tho existing unions nro
JURY RECOMMENDED RY
ter II. I’nttcrson. It is expected thnt which resulted in tho denth of MIhs
(recognized by tho board nnd by tho N. Graham, an investigator for the
BERLIN, Dec. 1.—Tho return of
CORONER AT MIAMI TO-DAY the nrgumonts of tho state and de Rappo could be caused by agencies
(transportation net ns representative United Stntes Postal Service, are of
Dr.
Wnlter Rathennu to tho post of
fense will consume th0 entire day to- i other thnn external forco. Dr. Rlgtho opinion thnt Martin is not tho fu
|of the majority.
ministar
of reconstruction In tho near
(llr The Aaaorlntrd Prraa)
morrow nnd the eiise go to the jury don testified that he
"Most of the older working rules, gitive’s correct nnnio nnd are snid to
. of, .his
, own
. ,knowledge
, , kn°,V
n!’
,
future
is
predicted iis a result of tho
MIAMI, Dec. 1.—Investigation hy either into in the nfternoon or curly case
where such1
(sanctioned hy tho experience of years, he in possession of certain clues which grnnd Jury of tho killing Monday
negotiations In which ho is engaged
Friday morning.
injuries wore purely internal or spon
(are preserved in full effect. Many of will establish his identity. Police said sight of policeman R. R. Mnrluy hy
in London.
Thnt Miss Clnrke is u constitution taneous in character.
(the more rigid rules, however, woro last night it wns likely nn arrest deputy sheriff Adnnis, another mem
Today thoro will ho introduced tho
al psycopnth, ono horn with nn infer
(considerably relaxed in favor of tho would bo made in connection with the ber of posHcc scurcchitip* for nogro,
report of n medical commission of FIFTY PERSONS IIURIRD
ior
mind,
nnd
that
she
is
suffering
Jfimils, although tho recognized rights nifnlr within n few dnys.
UNDER FALLING WALLS
recommended by coroner’s Jury.
G. H. Hopkins, of Athens, Ga., who Adnnis shot the policeman thinking from pnrnnoidnl tendencies, which throe which wns numed to dotcrnilno
|°f the ate nitre fully protected nnd tho
•WHEN
THEATRE COLLAPSED
might not mnkc her normal in nil re whether Miss Rappo was in good
(principle of collective bargaining and wns held on Investigation, wns relens- h|m to ,)0 tho m,ffro bc|n a^tlfrhi.
spects, wns the way Dr. Smith diag health at tho time she is alleged to
yoHtonlay nftornnon when Chief
junion recognition is retained, tis con
NEW YORK, Nov. 30.—Tho roof
nosed the ense of the former West have boon injured.
templated by tho transportation net." Vestel wns assured by Athen authori TEN HUNTERS K ILLED /’
and
ono wall _of tho American thea
Before
adjournment
yesterday
the
I'nlm Bench postmistress ns the re
The rules controversy dates buck to ties thnt Hopkins wns a citizens of
tre, under construction nt Bedford
IN MICHIGAN IN
defense
offered
to
submit
tho
enso
sult of n series of visits nnd observa
jMay 1, 1920, when tho railroads omor- Athens nnd could not possibly hnvo
SEASON OF 20 DAYS tions of her in her cell in tho Orange ivithut argument, but tho prosecution and Park avenues, Brooklyn, collaps
(geil from government control. Siren- an y connection with the crime.
ed this afternoon while about 50 mon
declined.
county jail.
A mnn answering tho general de
pons objections to tho national agreeworo nt work In the orchoHtrn pit.
Detroit, Dee 1.—Ten hunters lost
On crosH-exnminntion hy the dolent were ntado in a hearing which scription of Martin wns seen walking lives In Michignn during twenty days
An hour later firemen haa recover
BBEWERY ATTACK
Jfcegan Jan. 10, 1021. After sovcrnl in Eoln Park with Casolctto Tuesday deor season which closed yesterday. fenso for more thnn nn hour the
ed
six bodies ad had sent nbout 20
ANTI-BEER LAW
|ni(»nths of testimony tho rules wero nftornoon by traffic officer H. L. I Two others reported missing and former superintendent of tho state
persons
to hospitals. The owners,
AS UNCON8TITUNIAL
hospital for the insnne a t Chattaeferred Imck to tho individual roads,
Sylvester
Rosanthul and Samuel Moswh" >,,“i0d„h,e h“'‘ ’. T S S 1*™* wounded,
hoochlo answered every question tho
h'ith instructions to negotiate such neon tho couple in Miami and bcllovod
kowitz,
taken
to tho district atto r
(Hr
Thr
Aaaurlntrd
I’rraa)
skilled counsel for tho defense could
ST. LOUIS, Dec. 1.—Suit nttnek- ney's office for questioning, wero tnknew rules as they could with their they woro mombors of a band of con SIX EOPLE KILLED
doviso. Clearly and expertly ho eluc Ing nnti-bccr law us unconstitutional
employes to rcplaco tho federal gov fidence men which has been operating
HEAD ON COLLISION
idated every point on which ho testi has been filed in federal court by ing aroll call of thoir entployos to
in Florida cities for sovornl yonra. De
ernment rules.
NEA
RORTLANI),
ORGAN
fied. Unreservedly ho gave it is his Fnlstaff Corporation, locnl brewery. dctormlno how mnny wero buried In
tective E. M. Johnson also snw tho
the debris.
opinion thnt the woman was sano,
mon together nnd identified Casolctto
pTlNCILED SIGN ON
The contractors were unable to tell
uh n man ho had arrested here last
Portland, Oregan, Dec. 1.—Six per- conscious of anything sho might havo SIXTY THOUSAND
TAMPA SIDEWALK
the
police tho cause of tho accident
winter, though no churgo waB profor-. sons killed in hond on collision ,’to- done on August 1, last. He answer
IN GOLD BULLION
PROTEST COURT ORDER
and
this angle wns not pressed while
red against him at that timo bocauso. day between Portland Spoknno Llmit- ed that paranoia waa common with
TAKEN BY BANDITS the rescue work was in progress.
ed
nnd
Oregnn
Washington
Limited
ninny
types
•of
people,
such
as
hoof insufficient evidence.
| c(l «n*l Oregon
(H r T h e A s s o c ia te d P r e s s )
Just what point the casualty (lit
Casolotto had lived for some time In on Oregnn Washington Railroad and boes, ne’er-do-wells, and that anyone
( H r T h e An h Ii IM P r r a a I
TAMPA, Doc. 1.—More stenciled
would reach remained uncertain.
St.
Petersburg
undor
the
namo
of
A.
Navigation
Company
two
miles
cast!
with
an
Inadequate
personality
might
SACRAMENTO,
California,
Dec.
1.
(mgris on tho sldcwalkka hero this
The Vernon poiico station had the
(morning following discovery of two W. Brown and hia wife arrived here of Celilo. Twenty two persona in- ( be said to havo paranoid tendencies, —<3old Bullion valued nt sixty thous highest estimate—25—but an hour
last
night
from
that
city.
Mrs.
Brown
Jured.
Dead
Include
ono
Marino
Pathalogocally,
lying,
peculiar
to
parand
dollars
waa
obtained
by
bandits
I*1 court houao yesterday. Among
and a half jfte r the accident occurred
to-d«y were 'all crooks go free.” know nothing of her husband’s buai- guarding mall car, two trainmen nnd «anola, .he said waa a trait of char- whq. held up mine in Amador counay U was believed not more than IB had
actor and did not evidence a diseased laat night.
Sell tho court house." "Why pay ness, sho told police, and had never three passengers,
perished. It soon bocame evident that
seen
him
In
company
with
anyone
an
mind. Day dreamers, who have a
Jurors.” Signs begaa appearing After
the
number would remain underarmH. G. Welle says that “high alma formation of ideas not Incompatible
Business is finding out tha,fc if buy(acquitnl of DeWitt Adams and Philip swering tlfe description of Martin.
March of
'.'.Mil ..'u m i-rA lilt !< may yet eavo mankind," but! it all de-; with reality, could itet be eldaeed as •ara . wUh-tot fall fo r -price*;•prices
i What aiankJmf.’einna' with/—(true paranoiacs, thought thby might mua&fatl IdF ht>rrirKU»Norf6lb .,Vltt.
—Get yhur Beiateh Pada fro*. Thk
1' iltf
ic* l
u connection with holdun of aufdmoJ. “•
Columbia
Record.
j.tldhm-Pilot.
(CMtlnoad
an
r»f»
atsht)
b| 0 c°nUining c(golt factory payroll. the Herald offlee.
’“riV i »AaY TOuu» want a&
lECIS’N SUPPLANTS
PROSECUTION
HAS CLOSED IN
ARBUCKLECASE
KILLINGS SHOW
DECREASE IN U.S.
SAYS AUTHORITY
LENA CLARKE CASE WILL
GO TO THE JURY TODAY
. .
OR TOMORROW MORNING
SLAYER OF
CAS0LETT0
IS SOUGHT
kA»fe—
�\
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THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY,
PAGE EIGHT
.C 'f HAVE ADAPTIVE TASTE
niife—in* M-h tr ~ r k .'n ,
*»J|W Travaler Declares Globe Trot•Ur CSn N6t'>B* Oyer Klcerr/n ft
In Choloe of Food.
SELDOM-THE MAN WHO
PAYS THE MOST THAT GETS THE
'
MOST FOR HIS MONEY.
TV . t
XI
1^
1 One of the first things n young mnn
who wants to see tho world should
learn la how to eat. Otis Warren
Ilnrrett snys so. and If anyone knows
he does. He has been wandering Into
queer parts of the world for tho gov
ernment for years pnat and he Is never
sick, says the Knnsns City Star.
"Train tho pntnto," snys Mr. liarrett. "I can live on palm oil chop In
IJborln or raw (lsh In Japan nnd nev
er have n qualm. I may not prefer
monkeys boiled In grenso and oaten
with the bnro hand, hut I can eat
monkeys with the best of monkey ent
ers. The man who Is particular about
his chop find best stny i>t home."
Mr. Ilnrrett bus tnnde a success of
wandering. He Is one of the greatest
of our agricultural experts. Ills lat
est exploit Is to tench the nntlves of
the palm countries how to make white
sugar out of palm sup—which they
never knew before—by which ^process
four hundred nnd fifty thousand tons
of the ftnest sugnr Imaginable hns
been added to tlm sugnr total of the
world. In all his yenrs of wandering
In swamp nnd Junglo ho has never
been seriously 111, nnd ho attributes
this In pnrt to tho fact thnt he cnn
llvo at the locnj tnhlo without re
pining.
"Cassava paste Isn’t very good,"
said Mr. Ilnrrett, reminiscently. "It
doesn't tnste like anything, nnd It Is
so sticky Hint If n man were to uttempt to chew It Ills Jnws might lie
clumped together or perhaps his teeth
might he pulled out. One Just mnkcs
a little hall of It, rolls It In gravy ns
n lubricant, nnd lets It slip down."
Nor Ih it the man who thinks everything hut the chenpest is rank cxtrnvnRnncc.
In clothes, at least, there is a middle ground.
For highest qunllty possible at its me
dium price— for Runrnntced satisfaction in wear and service—for n lonR life of Rood looks
— in short, for the most your money cnn hrinR
4
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•
CLOTHCRAFT
CLOTHES
As an example of what Clothcraft Clothes mean
to thcTnen who want every cent of their clothing
expenditures to return to them in satisfactory
service—there’s No. 5130 Blue Serge Special.
When a mnn wants wear, he buys serge—over
half a million men have worn, or are wearing, this
Clothcraft suit material. We have it, in several
sturdy man-styles, one of which is pictured. Over
the average weight, good for year-arouml-wear—
and yet the cost is only $32.50. Where would man
find greater value for his money?
_________
NAZIMOVA in
Also Buster Keaton in “The High Sign”
Tomorrow—Tom Mix in “rtands Off”
This Forward
b
Lookifig Wank
TOLD GEORGE NOT TO WORRY ::
English Labor Leader Cared Little for
That “ Divinity T h a t Doth
Hedge a King."
is jealoiis of its reputation for Ser
vice and seeks to justify it anew with
each individual problem presented
to it.
The knowledge and experience of
Kings have no longer nny ruling
this bank is available to its friends
power In a flrst-eliiHs nation. A little
and patrons at all times, regardless
Incident In which the king of England
figured Inst yenr may he told In con
of the size of their transactions.
nection with tho new spirit of alTalrs.
THE CLOTHCRAFT STORE
The late Will Crooks, n labor member
of parliament, n cockney with n big
Idnek heard and devoid of nltches, n
sincere nnd much loved mnn, ns re
mote from highbrow socialists ns from
DOES SEMINOLE COUNTY
SHE GOT JO HN D.’S DIMES hidebound conservatives, was among
WANT A HEALTH NURSE?
the fnshlonahlo crowd of guests nt
the royal garden party.
Docs Seminole county want n full
The king got him Into conversation.
Will Crooks talked ns freely to his
time nurse, with automobile furnished
monarch ns he would to n follower In
and without any expense to tho coun
SERVICE
PROGRESS
STRENGTH
the East end of London. Moth men
ty? There is n way to got one. As
were soon deep In the troublous times
to tho need of n county nurse thnt will
4 7o INTEREST PAID
which were upon England. The king
■p
meet every emergency call, thero is
plainly showed IiIh anxiety about the
future. Will Crooks, who was tho
most sympathetic soul In the world,
tried to reassure the king ns they shook
hands In good-by: "Now. look here.
iJd chap; don't you go worrying about
things; everything Is going to turn
out all right, old fellow."
There Is cause for a little specula
OF THE STOMACH
tion In what must have been the men
ial attitude of the nobles and dignita
]OU CANT ENJOY LIFE
ries clustered round as they observed
with a lore, tour, blotted Sontho familiarity. Hut what the king
Having served ono term as city
no doubt. Sell 'your quota of $11,000
acii. Food doe* not nouiith.
thought of It Is best expressed hy the
of Christinas seals nnd during tho yenr
fact that before the next garden party commissioner, nnd having had tho
Intletd it U a tourea of murty, outing
Seminole county will have tills
he and the queen together sent a spe privilege of nssisting in establishing
paint, belching, dix/inftt and headcial letter to Will Crooks and Ills the now form of government under
much needed social service.
tchea.
,
,
wife, saying Imw much they wanted which wo are now working, und tho
$11,000 pays for a full timu nurse
q The period with a bad f«omacli
them to he present,—“Frank Dllmat In people of Sanford having seen fit to
with automobile furnished.
thould be utidied with nothing leu
the Outlook.
placo my name in nomination for an
$2,000 pays for u II months nurse.
than permanent, tailing relief.
other torm, I hereby announco my
Will this pay? Yes, if the health
Q Tho right remedy will act upon the
Poet’s Tie Shop "Ad."
candidacy
for tho position of city com
of your children mean anything to
liningt of the ttomach, enrich tha blood,
A poet In whose breast the cares
you. One infected child may give
aid in casting out (he catanhal poiwm
of a collar and tin shop In Asakusn missioner, to bo voted for on Decem
cannot slide the I’nrnasslnn urge has ber Gth noxt.
your child tuberculosis.
and ttrengthen every bodily function,
In making this announcement, I
written the following sign and placed
Your $11,000 will not only pay for
q The large number of people who
It over his master’s shop to cheer tho hereby refer you to city records of ac
have successfully used Dr. Hartman's
the nurac and auto but will keep tho
passeVhy:
complishments of tho past two years,
famous medicine, recommended for all
health crusnde in tho schools; will
••Those who belong to our compuny nnd if elected I expect to continue to
catanhal cooditioas, o Set tha strongest
give educational courses in general
are always endeavoring to express work for good, clean government, nnd
possible endorsement for
health; will give six clinics in Semi
their delicate mood and Individuality
for
tho
interest
of
our
city
nnd
its
nole county; will give follow up work
through the goods they are dealing
ami more than all will determine
In, from the point of view of making people.
Yours vory truly,
all existence best and most beautiful
whether the child "with bronchial
W SERVICE FIFTY YEARS
tli-nt of all and then let themselves
II. It. STEVENS.
trouble" is an incipient tubercular
upward
from
earth
to
paradise
thnt
Is
11-21-tfc
case.
Virginia Denlke, llvo years old,
In the sign of the double burred whose childish song brought her two to say, the eternal peace—the Ideal—
new .dimes from John D. Rockefeller. under the ellipse of time."
cross conquer tuberculosis.
I l l y T he Af l Norl nt rd , 1' r ma)
Wlint It means would he dllllcult to
Hho will wear them on a string ubnut
1
1
—
—
say. While It draws attention to the
her tteek to bring luck.
admirable qualities of the collars ami
Anyhow, they shouldn’t lock up the
ties mid garters. It also seems to In
ponce parley until they lire good and
Nowadays a fellow considers lie has dicate a little weariness with Asakusn
sure the dove got in.
had n successful hunting trip if lie considered as a stepping stone towards
"ilie eternal peace under the elapse of
gets
back alive.
Fnblo: Once there was n man who
time."—Japanese Advertiser.
did another u favor ami Inter remind
•'10x3
.............................. .......$ 8.75
ed him of it only 11,70-1 times.
The world news the dny It happens,
Mew England T rue to Tradition.
30x3% ............................................ 9.80
A certain Red Cross public health
34x4
17.50
nurse. In New Hampshire, reports that
(lit* Interest In tin- Red Cross course
3 5 x 4 % .......................................... 26.50
if Instruction In "Home Hygiene and
Cure of the Kick" In her county Is
34x4 C ord............................ . 25.50
unprecedented. This nurse travels
Guaranteed Firsts
o\er a considerable area, the county
being u large one, Including eight
towns.
Other sizes in proportion.
PARISH HOUSE
It Is the consensus of opinion at the
New England division liciidqunrlers
If it’s necessary for the Autb.'we have it
tlmi In this county, at least, the fitHire of the American Red Cross Is
assured hecutise of the great service
performed through these classes. New
England still lives up to her tradition
Display of articles for sale; chicken supper.
of recognising und sponsoring tho best
Appearance of Sylvia at 9 o'clock
that education can give.—Red Cross
■p.f.
Magazine.
Sanford Shoe & Clothing Co,
REALLY GOOD SHORT SERMON
World Would Qe Better If More of
Ua Had the Ideas of That
Little Newsboy,
A bright-eyed, barefooted, shabby
little fellow wuh working IiIh way
through a crowded ear, offering his
papers In every direction, In n way
thnt showed him well used to tho hUHlness mid of a temperament not easily
daunted.
Tho train started whllo ho was mak
ing chnnge and tho conductor, passing
him, laughed•'Caught this time, Jool” ho suld,
“You'll have to ran to Fourteenth St."
“Don’t enre," laughed Joe In return.
“I cnn sell all the way hack nguln.”
A whlte-hAlred old gentleman
seemed Interested In the hoy and
questioned him concerning Ills way of
living and his earnings. There was
n younger brother to he supported.
It appeared. "Jimmy" was lame and
“could not cam much himself."
“Ah, I see. That mnkcs It hard; you
could do better alone."
Tho shabby little llguro was erect
In u moment and the dental wuh
prompt and somewhat Indignant.
“No, I couldn't! Jim's somebody to
go homo to; he’s lots of help. Wlint
'ould he the good of luivlu' luck If
oliody was glad 7 Or of gcttln' things
If tliero was nobody to divide with7"
"Fourteenth street I" culled tho con
ductor, nnd us the newsboy Jumped
out Into the gathering dusk the old
gentleman remarked to nobody In
particular: "I’ve heard many u poorer
sermon than that."—Forward Mngnsine.
f
SOHO MAY BE SWEPT AWAY
Picturesque P a rt of London Sched
uled to Yield to the Demand
of Commerce.
* ▲
Two picturesque slices of old Lon
don, known to tens of thousands of
Atnerlcniis, inny soon lie scooped nwny
to satisfy tho demands of coinmorco.
Holm Olid the parish of Ht. (Hies—or
Seven Dials, ns It Is better known—
nro about to begin their passage Into
history nnd bo converted Into the most
modern business district of tho me
tropolis, possibly a second city of
London.
Hobo, which probably derived Its
niuiio from the duke of Monmouth's
famous hnttlorry "Soho" ut Hodguioor, has experienced ninny vicissi
tudes of fortune. In the olden duya
regarded ns one of tho fashionable
quarters of London, It gradually be
came tho home of liohoiiilanlsui and
the haunt of Sam 1'epys and Holdsmith.
Today Its dingy nnd uninviting
streets nro lined with French, Italian
and Swiss rcstuuriintM, where London
ers nnd visitors may leqm what tho
much-praised foreign cooking really Is.
Tho wholo district Is now almost
entirely Inhabited hy foreigners and
is tho fuvurltp meeting place of the
annrelilsts of tho "tumo" variety. For
long It was looked upon ns tho equiv
alent of tho Montmartre, hut never at
any time tins It attained tho attrac
tiveness or liveliness of the gay Paris
ian quarter.
For first class Job work—Um Herald
m
Try a Herald Wont Ad today.
The Seminole County
..Bank......
H. R. STEVENS,
CATARRH]
CANDIDATE FOR
CITY COMMISSION
P E-R U rN A
JUST A FEW SPECIALS
‘'
ON THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1
Frank Akers Tire Co.
On FRIDAY, DECEMBER 2
Financial
"Did the doctor know wlint you
Imd?"
.
"He seemed to have a pretty nccti
rate Idea. He asked for $10 and I
hail $11."—Boston Transcript.
Display of Fancy Articles for sale.
Oyster Supper
Tableaux of Recent Fashions put on by
Baumel’s Specialty Shop.
Sylvia’s appearance and disclosure of her
identity.
'
Diagnosis.
F aulty Bookkaaplng.
i
Kin— Vmi Interest me strangely—n»
no until ever has before.
He—Yon sprung that uu me last
ulglit. —
■'
■' - ‘
i
She—Oh, was that yout
VULCANIZING ’v
First and Elm Ave.
%
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phone 447-W
Tired Feet
M a n a g e gently with tooth in g
Ttlenttu&Mm
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Cools, reata and refrr«*>:
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THE SANFORD DAILY HERAlD, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1921
too early to think about who will
represent Semlnolo county in thu
legislature. The Herald hns
f.tln M .1 n i l T llW lW M •««•»* »«a4*7 St T U next
u .r.l.i U uIMIm , i n Mu m H* A i m w
heard nothing from any source about
S.nl*r4, n .rU l. .
who will make the race and docs not
Wit llEKALt) PRINTING CO., Inc. know whether our representative, F.
___________rPBLiitttJn___________ P. Forster, intends to cast his hat in
R. J. HOLLY _____________ Bdltor the ring or not. This paper does not
N. J. LILLAKD....Secrelary-Treaeurer intend to "Ask Mr. Forster.” This
J . A. NEEL.—........ General Manager is the cose of the office seeking the
man and not the man seeking the of
7
C. L. IRWIN
CmOOLATION MAXAOER
fice, and unless we are badly mis
Rhone 148 up to 8 I*. M.
taken, the people will demand that
t i m n i i m Hi m MtiU R n — w Appltcitloi F. P. Forster again become a candi
■■Marlptl*. File* la Advaaca
date. There are many reasons for
‘Jm Tm ... <................................
l i t Moatka
• ' l l this
thought. It is democratic to
. D *llr.r.d la C ttr ky Oarrlar
T u W—k .................................................II Paata give a man the second term, all
Tk* btf lt> I t lk-ptca W h U* H trtld
things being equal. It is only right
tU alr c*T>n e .a ln .1 . Oaaaty ta d U pakllakad
rp Friday. AdY»rtl»ln« rata* mad* kaava that the man in office should have
appUeatlaa. Damtcratla la p*Utiaa. P .H
the second term if he ha.i made good
►», y»»f. a la a y i la tdrtan*.
the first term, and there Ih no doubt
Member of The Aaaociated Preea
about Mr. Forster making good and
we get his record, not from the pcopie at home, hut from his fellow
That Community Christmas Tree members in the legislature, who
know how to measure n many from
will hi* a flno thing for the kiddles.
all points. The members who Sat
----------- o----------It does not seem to he cold enough with Mr. Forster in the legislature
in Irolund for Dublin to wear an Ul say he was one of the best men in
that body and that he held the rester.
sppet
and esteem of every member
t
------------o----------of
the
house. We can well believe
Do we hear anything more about (
Henry Ford getting the Muscle this true, for this is his record in his
Shonls plnnt to make the wheels of home town, where he hns resided for
the past thirty-five or forty years
progress go round?
(much longer thnn wo can remem
----------- o-----------Eight pages
fgood reading mat ber, anyhow) and his record Is above
ter every day now in The Daily Her reproach ns a business man, ns a
ald. Are you doing your part in citizen and ns n man.
This paper takes no part in poli
bringing the people to Sanford?
tics nfter the campaign has started,
----------- o----------Pay your next year's license by the and does not intend to take any part
Weight of your car. Those who own this time, nut it is well within our
the smaller models will not pay m province to ask that Mr. Forster,
much. One lime the people get again become n candidate for the
simple rensnn thnt it is the demand
theirs,
of the people that he stnnd for the
Sanford is going forward with the second term. He hns had the exper
proper speed these days and It Is ience thnt will fit him for better
only a question of time when this work; ho will fit into the second
city will ho the greatest wholesalo term without any of the preparation
center of the state.
necessary for a new man on the job;
----------- o----------he is known among many of thu men
Dr. Greene says that Lena Clarke who will compose the next legisla
is insane now and was when she kill ture; he knows all about the many
ed Miltimore, or rather when Milti- little things and the many big things
more was killed, since it has not boon in the working of thnt legislative
proven as yet that Lena killed him. body and lie should go hack with the
If her stories are any barometer of experience that will make Seminole
brain storm she has a cyclone every county an invaluable representative.
day.
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All of this hinges, of course, upon
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whether Mr. Pointer will again be
Insurance companies write insur come a candidate, and wo do not
ance on citrus groves now and we know whether he will or not. But
suppose they will also write instir- in- is the logical man, and if lie con
aifte on vegetables. After that they siders the wishes of his friends he
can insure an editor against iibo! cannot refuse.'
and newspapers against Ins- in sub
scriptions and advertising and we
CRAZY OK SHAMMING.
will all he sitting pretty.
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It was a hold piny to put Miss
Volusia calmly politics does not Lena Clarke on the stand and let her
seem to he in any hurry to simmer amaze the jury with the story of her
down. Hugh Sparkman is still talk previous existences. She professes
ing about States Attorney DeCottes, to remumhet her spirit life, through
although the grand jury investiga
all the ages of the world, from the
tions of Hugh's charges, found that lime when, as a sort of spirit atom,
Mr. DeCottes had done his full duty she watched Cod create the universe
in every respect.
until she stood before Miltimore and
----------- o----------the “lights (lured up" and all was
The Hastings Herald steps for darkness until she found herself with
ward and announces: "Hastings is Chief Vestel,
tile diamond stud on Florida’s Sun
Her story is crazy enough, in all
day shirt." We suppose by refer conscience, hut unfortunately for her,
ring to a Sunday shirt tin- Herald it is one which any alienist or psy
means Hastings always puts up a chologist, familiar with the phenom
stitr front to the world.-—,Jnx Metro ena of delusions, can dissect and de
polis.
termine with unerring eertainity
Wliy don’t they say that Hustings whether it is a genuine hallucination
is (he biggest spud in the potato or a fabrication.
llclil of the world?
Even to our non-expert mind, tho
SANFORD DAILY HERALD
Brass Bullous Versus Baby.
—'AIN'T THE BABY'-----,
A WM1T1N' tU H
OH NlVtK
M | NO
By AS Carter
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HAG tit. , r ,,HE UTTLE BRAT- I T S 1
_ jT in P f c R
WMATi AILING
|A in A N WHEN THEY
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SHOWS THEIR TEMPER I l
ALWAYb
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S
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Several thousand copies of the
Bally and Weekly t'hrlstmiis Herald'*
will go to the people of this city nod
*minty mid several oilier thousand to
tin- people of adjoining counties.
They will lie issues tlint will he kept
and referred to from time to time. It
means Hint the renders of the two
issues will not only come to Sanford
for their Christmas shopping hut will
continue to come here after Christ
mas, The holiday editions o f The
Sanford Herald are above the aver
age and are the finest hit of adver
tising tlmt have ever been published,
----------- o----------OH It KIf Pit GHENT ATIV K,
It will soon he time to talk about
our representative and other officials
and while it is enrly and Christmas
crowds mil state politics, it is not
\ RASPBERRY
!■ _SHORTCAKE
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Make a shnrtuke and put
Flag Brand Red Itaapherrles between the layers and
an top. Served with whipped cream this makes n do*
liciaus dessert,
'Deane Turner
Phones 4117-494
WELAKA BLOCK
Only 25 more Days till
We will not say "Do Your C hristm as Shopping
Early." Too many have said it before and it is al
most a joke. But we can Bay w ithout fear of jok
ing or contradiction th n t if you have been saving
your money through our plan th a t doing your
Christmas shopping will cause you no fear because
you will have thnt nest egg from which to draw.
—IN SHOPPING AND IN EVERYDAY L IF E -.
It comes to you with full force thnt you have not
been savlhg ns you should. There is nothing gives
you so much independence as a Bank Account.
Come in ami let us tell you about it. Christmas
(■rings it home to you with full force.
The Peoples Bank
of Sanford
INTERNATIONAL CAh
<JN CO-
PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS
DIRECTORY OF SANFORD
person, but u rational person trying
to simulate insanity, without a suffi
cient knowledge of the characteris
tics of insanity to conform to tho
rules. It may save her, but it will
You Can Find the Name of Every Live Pro
not deceive those who know how to
weigh such evidence.—Lakeland Telefessional and Business Man in
ggrnm.
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TO THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS
HOLLY’S TROLLY.
OF SANFORD:
It ia with a deep sense of duty that
A company Is being formed which I hnvo consented to becomo a candi
LAWYERS
CONTRACTORS
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will build an interurban line between date for tho otTico of City Commis
Miortii and Palm Beach, which re sioner of the City of Sanford, but
S. O. Shinholser
George A. DeCottes
minds us thnt Bid) Holly hns a like when 796 of my fellow-townsmon re
Attomey-at-Low
Contractor and Builder
iden for a connecting link between quest it, I know of nothing else to do.
Over
Seminole
County
linnk
SANFORD
FLORID*
Sanford nnd Orlande. Wo trust Boh
Having been thus nominated I here
FLORIDA
will stick on the job until Ho puts the by unuouncu that I am a candidate SANFORD
issue over successfully.—Reporter- for the otTico of City Commissioner at
Sanford Construct’ll Co.
Star.
the ensuing election to he held on tho HARTFORD BATTERY
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS
We will stick, brother. Having i»tli day of December next, and plodge
been sticking nn this sumo idea far myself, if elected, to an impartial and
“Battery Insurance” Plnnes nnd Specifications Cheerfally
Furnished
Hie past fifteen years we would not conscientious performance of the du
Sold and Serviced by
All Work Guaranteed
give it up now when everything leaks ties of tho office for the advancement
II. T. PACE
P. O. Hoi 1U
so bright and the country between of our city and the wolfaro of its
Edw. Higgins, Inc.
Hanford and Orlando is almost built people.
up solidly. This particular section
Haight & Wieland
I'want here to express my apprecia
PURE WATER
offers more to nn Interurban Ufa- than tion for tho splendid petitions filed
any other part <*f the United States placing mo in nomination.
GARAGES
Elder Springs Water
and ere long some enterprising cap
Very sincerely,
italist will see the chance nnd go to 100-tfc
FOREST LAKE.
Smith Bros. Garage Phone Sll-W09.98% PUKESnnfnrd, Fl»
it. We could build it ourselves, hut
Expert Repairing
we are too busy writing smh stufT as
OIL,
GAB
nnd ACCESSORIES
Employment Bureau
you are now reading.
Oak nnd First
LORD’S PURITY
The Vocational Committee of the Bus
SOME ADVERTISING STUNT.
WATER
iness and Professional Woni n’s Club
WARD & RIVE
AS GOOD AS THE BEST
The Sanford Herald piill**il elf nil requests all young w i-ien desiring
Phone 111
employment
to
register
at
the
First
an advertising stunt the day after
GENERAL REPAIR WORK ON ALL
S,'rvlct>
National
Bank,
and
business
men
rc*
Thanksgiving thnt was worthy of
MAK ES OF CARS
!------------------metropolitan journalism. The edi Hiring he.p to consult register.
West First S t.| SANFORD NOVELTY
tion contained eight pages of adver
Old Ford Garage
HERALD ADS get results.
tising from a single Sanford firm.
WORKS
With an advertising clientele like
Geo. W. Knight
Hint behind him, the genial Boll's
Real E state and Insurance
shining caput should grow a luxur
V. C. COLLER, Prop.
iant crop of glossy curly hair Hr
SANFORD
FLORIDA
General Shop and
deserves success for he labors with
GUARANTEED
out ceasing for the good of Sanford,
Work
Employment Bureau..
nnd is trying to make it an import
i Tho vocational committee of the Busiant wholesale center. Success to his
CONTRACTOR nnd BUILDER
l ness and Professional Women’s Club
endeavors,-—Tampa Times.
30x3 Non-Skid $ 7.90 requests nil young women desiring I 1 Commercial Street Sanford, FIs
Thanks,
Brother
Worthington.
employment to register at tho First — -------------------- ;------- ~ ■--------="
story as reported by the Tampa Sometimes we can almost believe 30x3Vi Non-Skid^
9.90
National Bank.
,
TRANSFER
Tribune correspondent, appears to that Sanford will grow in spite of nil
AGNES G. RERNEIt, Chairman
hear tin- earmarks of deliberate they can do.
32x3Vi Non-Skid 14.90
"W E D E L IV E R T H E GOODS”
workmanship. Sam- persons, who
dabble in the occult, and let their
D.
F.
SUMNER
There are few towns in Florida that 31x4
Non-Skid 15.90
Quick Service Transfer
imagination play with such fancies ran boast of a more In-nutiful, com
Storage Facilities
PAINTER
as the transmigration of souls, are fortable mid substantial building than 32x4
Non-Skid 16.90
If we please you, tell o th e r s ; II n*
LET ME TAINT YOUU HOUSE
usually secretive about it. Unless I the two-story brick building being
tell ns. Phono 498
they write hooks or poems, they do' completed for George E. Soloing, the 33x4
Non-Skid 17.90 Will Contr.ct or T . k . Job by tho Him,
PHONE 113
US LAUREl. AVE.
not expose their dreams to an unsym- founder and builder of tills unique
HOTELS
Non-Skid 18.00
pathetic public. And it has not ap town that bears his mime. Mr. Se 34x4
peared In any of the previous dis ining has spared neither time nor
Sanford Machine #
cussions of the Clarke ease that the money in the construction of this
Hotel Montezuma
Foundry Co.
West Palm Beach postmistress was block, nnd when the finishing touches
‘'Snnford’s New Hotel”
Genernl Machine nnd Boiler Works
any exception to thnt rule. On the are put on it he is going to linve a
11.50 Up Per Day
Automobile Flywheel Steel Gear
other imtul, those who actually pos block that will he a credit to any city
bands
in
stock
Orlando, Fla.
sess a hallucination of that character in the United States. That is a
Crank Shafts Re-turned
like to discuss It, ami are angry with broad assertion tmt it is going to
all who refuse to take it seriously. prove itself true.
It crops out in everything they dis
Sanford Steam Laundry
—Got y o u r Scratcn Pads from The
cuss. If Miss Clarke really believed
FOR SERVICE
her own story, she would never have Herald—by tho pound—lfic.
Call ldG-J
Have a look at the
waited until she was on trial for
murder to give it to the public.
Winchester Window.
W. RAWLING, Prop.
Again, there is too much discur
siveness about it. It is too logical,
THE BALL HARD
yet too illogical. Delusions are us
Acteylene Welding
ually pinned down to a single point.
WARE CO.
OF ALL KINDS
Site might suppose herself to lie Cleo
patra, or Salome, or Lucrita Borgia,
Sanford Welding Co.
or Helen of Troy, and it Is conceiv
Located tn Engle Illdg,, 205 <)nk , \ V(I
able thnt she might fancy that Milti
more was some historical character
Season opens Nov. 20th.
who had injured her in her previous
INSURANCE
existence that might even constitute
Remember
the
Sabbath,
the Insane motive of a crime by an
N. V. LIFE INS. CO. Rhone 442
insane person—hut when she branch
but oh you 21st.
111 P a r k Av
W, T. ROBBHT8, A « «
es out, becomes an obnorvecr as well
ns an actor In dozen widely separ BEST FOR BREAD
O.fTico supplies of hit kinds at 1hated historic and prehistoric scenes,
Herald
Printing Co. When you w»nr
Sold by
she in-trays the very opposite of
Sanford
Flarldn anything |n this lino see The Heraldwhat sho Is evidently trying to ap
Wo have It or can get It '
—Goi your Scratch Pndg.from Tht
pear.
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f.
Herald—by the pound—l Be.
It Is not the story of nn Insano
Tn1 * Herald Want Ad today.
FOREST LAKE
CANDIDATE FOR
CITY COMMISSION
PEERLESS TIRES
W. R. Link Tire Co.
SPORTSMEN
OIL ’EM BOYS
G IL L O N &
FRY
Electrical Contractors
L. P.
THE BALL HARD
WARE COMPANY
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DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1,1921
PAGE THREE
eta &
In-e*-«* an
d A bout
m•%• ^ -wr-ee
Little HappenlRM
Mention o f
e
M a t t e r s In Brief
P erso n al Itnznn
• f In ter eel
•* 1$) k«l *
Jt Thean* C itg .At
t1 A»
T P WEATHER
I SANFORD’S
: TEMPERATURE
For Florida:
Generally
cloudy woather tonight and
Friday probably rain In the
north portion.
m m m m
m m
m m m m
Kit Bowden arrived in the city to
day from Okecchobeo City, and will bo
«ith the Herald for some time.
Mrs. Stephens, of Mellonvillo ave
nue Is ut tho Fernttfd-tiUtighton hb»nltal for a minor operation ana is getting ftlonff
right. •
i«K **rl
—.
Kd. Betts is out again after an op
eration for appendicitis »Y the Fernald-I-nughtori hospital performed by
Dr. Ralph Stevens.
The mnny frionds of J. G. Ball will
be glad to lenrn that ho is IrfiRrovlng
at tho Fornnld-Lnughton hospital
from an attack of bilious fevor and a
bad cold combined.
k iw a n n ia n s h a d f u n
t o d a y WITH THEIR DINNER
,
Sum m ary of tho
Floating Small
Talka Succinctly
Arranged for
H erald Reader*
AT THE VALDEZ HOTEL
fa
Joyful woathor and tho
brightest of days seem to bo
our lot for this week. Wo
could stnnd some colder
weather for 78 is summer
timo again but tho llttlo bit
of colder weather sent
down from Boston on Tues
day was very welcome and
we will now reciprocate by
sendihg some flue htiadod
lettuce to Boston.
Ah’d
then on top i f tho good
ntarkots and tho * hotter
woather everything is mov
ing rifrht along and Sanford
is gottlng more notice irf'tte
papers of America than OvMr
beforo and tho peopio are
coming here after January
first In flocks. Got out yUtir
gun and kill you a flock by
having* accommodations and
everything they want.
5:40 A. M. DECEMBER 1
Maximum ..............
78
Range ............................ CO
Ilaromotcr .................. 30.10
Southeast and cloudy.
The Sanford Kiwannis Club believes
in having something lively right along
with their weekly luncheon a t tho Val
dez Hotel and today wnB no oxcoption
to the rulo. They invited somo of tho
Melville Comedians to havo lunch with
them and for thirty minutes those en
tertainers gave tho Kiwanlans somo
good stuff consisting of songs and
sketches and monologues.
Their entertainment was groatly
PARISH HOUSE KALENDAR.
enjoyed and among thoso of the com
Holy Cross Parish House
pany taking pnrt woro Mrs. Harring
Nov. 27.—Brotherhood of St. An
ton, Mr. and Mrs. Hrokholm, Mrs. drew Dinner.
Livingston and Bort Molvillo and Mr.
Dec. 1-2.—Holy Cross Ilnzaar.
Maxwell.
Dec. 0-7.—All Soul’s Bnzanr.
Melville's Comedians aro giving a
good clean show at their tont on First WEATHER AND CROP CONDI
street and thoy aro prlnto favorites In
TIONS IN FLORIDA FOR TIIE
Sanford. The Kiwannis Club feels
WEEK ENDING NOV. 29, 1921
greatly indobted to tho company that
gave them such a fino entertainment
Tompernturo: The week was unand tho club and tho visitors enjoyed
scnsonnhliy
wnrm throughout tho
the occasion in tho fullest.
state, thero being a daily excess above
the normnl of from 5 to 9 degrees.
MBS. STELLA ARRINGTON
Precipitation. The distribution was
uneven, ranging from less than 0.5
N Chairman of the Chrlstmns Seal inch in tho western and northern di
Sale for the Primary Schools.
visions to 3.0 inches in the southwes
tern portion of tho state.
The little folks believe in fairies
Condition of Crops: With adequate
and want to sue n sure enough real sunshine and the soil in good condi
one. And one is coining to tho school tion, crops mado good progress. Plow
in Seminole county thnt sells the ing and the preparation of the soil
most Christmas seals. This is the for December and January planting
health fairy who teaches tho boys progressed favorably. Truck is doing
nnd irirls how to keep well nnd strong well, though celery and lottuco arc
so that the health fairy will always backward, and planting is general.
Im* with thorn, ho thoy cannot Jseo1Out planting continues nnd thnt whore
her at all times.
.
j Up i0ks good. Tho sweet potato crop
Mrs. Arrington snys that her boys ranges from poor to fair, owing to
and girls nro very much interested in previous unfavorable weather. Strnwtlic Santa Claus senls nnd 1ms tnken berry plants are doing well, though
her quota nnd over to sell.
backward. Sugar cane did well nnd
'm uch hns been cut. The week wns too
The pen is mightier thnn the warm for tho best development of citRvvord, but whnt is needed right now rus fruits, and cooler woather is needis a pencil that will come out on top cd. More seasonable weather would
in an engagement with a patent pen- result in general improvement of nil
oil sharpener.—Detroit News.
1crops.
MEETINGS
We Invite You
To visit us. Our Fall Invitation Sale is on ami
wo are ifiviiiK on endless number of special
values. New goods arriving daily. It will pay
you to “go out of your way” and see us on
Sanford avenue.
well.
We know we can serve you
Accept our invitation and come.
You
will be pleased, as many other new customers
havo.
Sanford Ave. ai^d Fourth St*, Sanford, Fla*
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ITHEK ECONOMIES BROUGHT
ABOUT BY PRESENT ADMINISTRATION.
There seems to bo considerable
peculation as to whether tho taxayera arc getting their money’s
worth out q ftho r resent form of gov
ernment as it is administered by the
present commissioners; it being inslated In some quarters th at this is
only a “fllvcr" town without pros
pect of growing, and that the char
ter should bo mado to fit tho “vill
age.”
Comparing the year 1010 undor the
old form of government with thd year
1020 of the new fojm as administer
ed by the present commissioners, the
following figures show further econ
omies brought about by the present
administration:
Amount of flnea and costs collected
1910, *1,971,75; 1920, $9,841.85.
’fcoit of1 police idoppartment, 1019,
*3,260,70; 1020, *8,01,3.11.
Note. Under th’o old form it cost
tax-payers *1,288.95 more for pollco
than was collected in lncs.
Urider newf form tjio expense of tho
police department wns nearly threo
times thnt of’ the old, yet thero was
collected in fines *728.74 more than
the police forod cost tho tax-payers.
The abpvc would Indicate thnt it is
a good investment to have n wollndministered pollco force.
Deficit in Income, 1919, *10,154.22;
1920, None.
Excess of receipts over expendi
tures, 1019, None; 1920, *2,345,47.
Unpnid vouchers for street light
ing nnd flro protection, 1019, *17,309,03; 1920, *7,813.50.
Note reduction of *9,550.13 In one
year o nnbovc account.
The Good Government Lengue,
S. Puleston, President.
FORRE&T LAKE STATES HIS
POSITION.
To the Voters of Sanford:
It has come to my nttontlon thnt
efforts aro still being mado to hnvo
tho peopio believe that if elrctcd City
Commissioner I would disrupt our
present form of government.
Now nothing could be further from
tho truth thaq such propaganda, for
tho following reasons:
First: I will be only one of threo
comissioncrs nnd could not do nny
net without being Joined by one or
more of the others.
Second: Tho City Commissioners
cannot under tho lnw
nbolish tho
present charter, oven though they nil
combine.
The city charter enn only be chang
ed by qn act of the legislature, or by
a vote of tho people themselves.
Furthermore, I havo no desire to
upset tho present foun of govern
ment, ns it is the
substance thnt
counts in anything, and not the form.
However, there can doubtless be some
improvements mndc in the present
charter ns hns nlready been demon
strated, for exnmplc, the present
method of nominating candidates; but
such Improvements nre mntters for
the legislature, or
for tho people
themsolves, nnd ennnot lie effected by
the commissioners.
I believe hat tho administrative
nffnirs of the city enn ho run on a
more economical bnsis thnn is being
done nt present, nnd nt tho same time,
with greater efficiency, nnd if elected
I shall work to thnt end.
I believe thnt tho lnw requiring a
budget for each flscnl 'yenr’s reven
ues nnd expenses should be rigidly
followed, nnd that tho ndmlnintrntivo
nffnirk of tho city should bo conduct
ed on that basis.
I have mndo no statement or promiso of whnt I shnll do if elected, nnd
shall not do so, except such public
statements ns may bo published over
my signature, ns is this ono.
Sincerely,
FORREST LAKE.
210-8tc.
POLICE SUSPECT
“CON MEN’S” WAR
CAUSED KILLING
ORLANDO, Dec. 1.—Chief of Po
lice E. D. Vostol was attempting this
slaying of R. Cns shrdlu otnoin un n
morning whothor tho slaying of R.
Cnsoletto, alias A. W. Brown, who wnH
murdered in tho Astor hotol hero
Tuesday night, was tho result of n
“confldonco men’s” wnr. Chief Vestel
said that he did not know whether
tho dead man had been a member of
a wire-tappers' gang but thnt he had
lottors and telegrams on his person
which when thoroughly investigated,
ha thought would sorvo to establish
his identity. G. B. Hopkins of Athens,
Gn., Who was 'held for investigation,
will probably bo'released later in the
lay, the chief said. No arrbsta have
'* boon made. Tho theory of a gambor bootleggers’ War was also
Introduced because of a bottle h ilf
full of moonshine liquor being found
in the room.
Post card*—local view*—lc oath at
coma to tha Harold office.
TH E BAND C O N C E R T
#
Sunday, made a big hit and we heard one man say that they lacked only
one thing to make them as good as the Scotch Highlander Band, and
that was their dress. We bid to make the skirts for Felix Frank, Har
old Haskins and G. C. Fellows.
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And a s w e s a id before»
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We want the Sanford ladies to call and inspect some of the nice things
we have for Christmas Gifts for the man. Even though you are not
ready to purchase yet, you can have them put aside for you.
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BE SURE TO SEE THE EXCEPTIONAL NICE LINE OF ALL WOOL
SWEATERS
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BARGAIN IN NEW HOUSE
R e a d a b le Terms
Firat cln-ss bungalow on brick road. $250 caah, balance $50
per month and in te rM ; or $500.00 caah and llttlo smaller
payment per month. YOUR OPPORTUNITY.
------------Can
Suit you in any kind of Real Estate-----------,
9
A. P . C o n n e lly
CLASSIFIED ADS
Classified advertisements, 5 cents a line. No ad taken for 1m s th a t
25 cents, and positively no classlfie d nds charged lo anyone. Cask
must accompany all orders. Count five words to a line and remit ac
cordingly.
FOR SALE
FOR SALE—By owner, handsome
home furnished, modern conveni
ences, gnrage and henring grove; also
somo beautiful home sites in a grove
on a lnkc.
Box 110, Altamonte
Springs, Fla.
11-3-lmoc
FOR SALE—Dining table, walnut bed
and springs. Call 308-J.
200-tfc
FOR SALE—Ono Floronco Automat
ic 3-burner oil ntove with mantel
ami oven. Call 415-W.
204-tfc
FOR SALE—One Daisy churn. Jail
415-W.___________________ 204-tfc
FOR SALE—Two story business
building. Apply to tho owner, Klon
Ares, 805 9th St.
205-tfc
FOR SALE—Cabbage and lottuco
plnntH. Seo It. F. Crenshaw nt tho
postoffico.
200-tfc
FOR RENT—Two furnished bod
rooms. Inquire 009 Palmetto Ave.
211-flte.
FOR RENT—Two furnished bed
rooms, Mrs. W. F. I.envitt, corner
Elm and Third. Phono 437-W.
21-tfc
furnished bed
FOR RENT—Ono
room , also garage. 110 Laurel Ave.
199-tfc
FOR RENT—Bed room, 311 Park uvonue.
178-tfc
Call
FOR RENT -Suburban home.
I07tfc
308-J.
LOST
LOST—Golf bag, containing sticks and the
barrel of a gun, Satur
day afternoon. Reward
if returned to Philip R.
Andrew, Celery Avenue.
Phone 371-Q
208-tfc
LOST—On First street between Oak
and Palmetto, a pocket Ixfok con
taining money and hunting license.
Finder please return to Herald office
nnd receive reward.
213-3te
NOTICE OF ELECTION
w
- ■
Notice is horeby given thnt tho reg
ular municipal election for the City
of Sanford, Florida, ns required by
Section 211 of Chapter 8301, Acts of
1910, to bo held ouch year on tho first
Tuesday after tho first Monday in
December, will be hold on Tuesday,
the 0th day of December, 1921, the
sumo being the first Tuesday nftor
the fir«t Monday in December, 1921,
in tho City Hall building, in tho City
of Snnford, Florida, for tho purposo
of electing one commissioner for tho
City of Sanford, Florida, for tho term
of three years. The polls will bo open
nt eight o'clock n. m. on tho dny of
election and will c!u»u at sun-down of
said dny.
lly order of tho City Commission
of the City of Snnford, Florida.
L. R. PHILIPS,
215-4tc
City Auditor nnd Clerk.
NOTICE!
FOR RENT—Fcrndnlo Apartments,
furnished or unfurnished. See Mrs.
Tho Husincss and Professional Wo
L. G. Loveless, in Moisch block, 305 men's Club will hold their regular
East First St. Phono 295-L1 194tfc monthly meeting on Monday evening,
FOR RENT—Two furnished bod December 5th nt 7:30 at their now
rooms, (ill Park Ave.
212-tfc club rooniH over the First Nntional
Bank. All members urged to ho pres
FOR RENT—Deslrnblo housekeeping ent ns this is tho laRt meeting boforo
rooms, Box 117.
212-Otp tho yearly election.
:
|
FOR RENT—Furnished room,
111
Park avenue.
213-fltp
CARD OF THANKS.
FOR RENT—Two or threo
room
We wish to thank all who were so
housekeeping apartments, 719 Oak
ave.
213-5tp kind to show us their kindness und
FOR RENT—Unfurnished rooms l 620 sympathy nt our futher’s funeral Inst
East Second struct.
215-ltp Sunday nfternoon. Respectfully,
Sipes Bros.
GENUINE
FROSTPROOF CABiingu plants.
Loading varieties.
Immcdinto shipments.
Satisfaction
guaranteed. Cnsh with orders. Post
paid 200—50c; 500—*1.00; 1,000—
*1.75. Express largo strong plants
1.000— *1.25. Wholeaalo $1.00 per 1,000. Klondyke and Missionary straw
berry plants, postpaid, 500—*2.50;
1.000—$4.76.—Southern Plant Special
ist, Madison, Fin.
208-10tp
FOR SALK—Twin Indian motorcycle
WANTED
with sido car. Inquire Ford Ser- WANTED—To rent or buy 0 or '7
vieo Station.
212-Otp
room houso. Box 245.
213- 3to
FOR SALE—Ford delivery body, rear
of Dodgo Bros. Motor Co., cor. of WANTED—Customers for fresh mlik,
morning and ovening deliveries.—R.
Oak ave nnd 2nd street, Sanford.
L.
212Otp Garrison. Pliono 3711. 109-St-Tu
FOR SALE OR RENT—Cottages, J. WANTED—By lady, room with hontcr
or fireplace, pruforuhly with prlMusson, 001 Palmetto.
213-3tp
vato
family in vicinity of Park ave
FOR SXLE—0 room bungalow ron
nue
ami
5th street, must bo reason
Birch St. *250 cash, hulnnco *50
able.
Address,
Box 648.
214-2tp
per month.—E. F. I.nne, tho Real
Estate Man.
213-4tp WANTED—Salesman with car to soil
low priced 10,000 nillo cord tiros.
FOR SALfc]—5 room bungalow on tho
Guaranteed
salary and conrtuct to
corner lot, East front, big oak
trees, Prico $3,760. Easy terms.—E. right party.—Goodstock Cord Tlr^
F. Lane, Tha Real Estate Man.
Co,, 1100 S. Michigan nvo., Chicago,
215-ltp
213ltp
RM)MS FOR RENT—Apartment iur- p*i tat mt B* Mi to h i
nished for light housekeeping, gas
for cooking, eloctric lights, running
wutor.—300 Fronch ave. '
218-fltc
FOR SAtfc—-Cheap,
gallon gasoline tank and pump.—West Sido Large manufacturing company, manGrocery.
•
214-3tc tfaetaring potato barrels, wish to eeubiiah branch warehouse in Sanford
Try 'it Herald Want Ad today.
and deelre branch manager who can
invent
$1,000.00. Address, P. O. Box
^ t ~FOR RENT
:
2594,
Jacksonville,
Florida.
FOR RENT—2 furnished bed rooms.
Phone 487-W, corner Elm 4 'Third
Street.
105-tfc
WANTED
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WHO IS SYLVIA?
Whnt is she? Como to the I'nrlsh
Houso Thursday nnd Friday nights to
see. Join the g u e s N c r s . A prize
awarded the first person guessing her
Identity correctly.
212-4tc
I M
Muller
uf
Apiillrnllnn
fur
Tax
Under'Srrilon STB. uf the
Usupral Ntnlulr*
llr r ii*
h hefefijr k
Klvon
Notice Ila'pet-opy
I v o ii t h a t J.
A.
1.11stbrook, p urchaser of Tax
T iix C
Cortlf
t^islbrook,
ertificate
2fi03, itittml tpu Gth day of Juno, A.
tft'JI: t|kia filed said c e rtific ate In
my effloojqnd hi** mado application for
1 Ho
III
lax deed
Issue In ncnordance w ith
1---u
-l.lli—
taw.
Maid
Certificate
em braces tho folIi O
n
■V
lo w in g ; d*surilled
property situ a te d In
Pemlnolo County, Florida, to -w lt: NW14
i’.f -iW it iqf Hoc. 17 . Twp. 21 H. It. 10
Mi. T ha oa ld Hand being assessed a t the
tints nt
nance of such c e rtificate
if:.....................
,*lsO ; .Tax C e rtific a te No. 1601, dated
the llth d a r o f July. A D. 1697, ha s filed
said c e rtific ate In my office, and ha s
made application for tax deed to Isat:
'|rv accordantlaheo w...
ith lnw.- . Bixltt c e rtifi
cate em braces the following described
nrnpevty situ a te d In Heinlnole County,
Florida, to-w lt:
lleg. 7 ‘4 ahn El at
NW cor of HWM of n W u . HaoV IT,
Twp 31 H, Itge. 30 K. run HOIt chs. E id
chs. N 9H chs. W 10 ohs. OH A. Th*
said Innd being ussessed a t the da ta of
the Issuance of such c e rtific ate In th a
neme of Otto Quarles.
Unless said c ertificates shall ba re
deemed according to law ta x dead will
Issue thereon on tho l» th day of De
cember, A. D. 1931.
official s ig n a tu r e and
r> * 11*1
" nd d,*y of ™>vw®ber, A.
(REAL)
B. A. POUOL
Clerk Circuit Court.
Seminole
M -M -fto
Hy: A. Id. W
�J/tV*/.
PAGE FOUR
THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1,1921
THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, D E C E ^ R 1,1921
The flrnt 50 lodlca making a purehaae FRI*
DAY MORNING will he given a PAIR OF
SILK HOSE ABSOLUTELY FREE. Be
here when the dorn open at 9 a. m. nharp.
PAGE FIVE
r n r r i
fU L L l
Friday M orning,'December 2,. commences the most thorough Merch Slaughter dtrcthe. history oLmodern merchandising.
•without reservation,- slaughtered in prices j lost Sensational Sale you ever witnessed
Our entire stock
iR B a a a E i u c c a s u ’tB e sn n
Silk Velour Hats
FELT HATS
Values to $7.00
$1.00 and $5.00 Quality
Special
Special
FELT HATS
ALL SILK
and KNITTED
ARTERi
Special
Good Elaatic
AKTEK
SOFT AND
STIFF
te Post Office
.OKI DA
9:00 A
VALUES IN SUITS
Values to $32.50
Sale Price
Values to $22.50
Sale Price
Values to $39.50
Sale Price
$14.95
$18.50
$22.50
TAILORED COAT SUITS
Special
$19.5C)
3-PIECE SUITS in Silvertones, Etc.,
Special
. $9.98
MEN’S SHOES
Men’s all leather Scout’ Shoes
value $2.75, a t ...................
Heavy Work Shoes, value
$‘1.00, a t ..................................
McElwnin Dress Shoes,
guaranteed, at .....................
Famous Edmonds Shoes, reduce
from $7.50 to p a i r .................
1 Lot, 200 pairs Men’s Shoes,
broken sizes,, etc. Value
to $7.50 pair, a t .....................
DON’T MISS THIS CHAN
Ladies’ and Misses’
All-Wool Guimpe
Dresses
..........................................
.
4
Ladies' All-Wool Pleated Serge
Skirts, value $1.00...........
Ladies’ Plaid Skirts of superior
quality, special at $0.50 and
All Wool Serge Dresses
values to $10.00.........
4.75
MEN’S ALL WO,6l SERGE SUITS
Well Tailored, Value $25.00
Special
A €k f Z
MmOfM
Q AtZ
$ 15.95
pies’ Russia Calf Strap
M FA
pimps, value $0.00, for............... t f i e W U
dies’ Sntin one-strap Dumps,
pmpson’.s Comfort Shoes
[ml Ox lords ..................................
dies’ High Top Brown Kid
Shoes, $5.00 value, at ................
I Leather Work Shoes
YOUNG MEN’S ALL-WOOL PENCIL STRIPE SUITS
Value $22.50. Special
' $ 12.45
<4 Q Q
/)t, 100 pairs Women’s Shoes, Odds and ends
Jroken sizes, values' to $6.00
O A
io§G.oii pair, a t ............................
BOYS’ ALL WOOL SERGE SUITS
2 Pairs Pants, value $12.50
FURNISHINGSR THE LADIES
Dresses and
Skirts
Special Serge Guimpe
Dresses .................*...
LADIES’ SHOES
$1.39
Ladies’ Bibber Underwear,
2-piece, each ...........................
Ladies’ best quality Ribbed Uii
dearwear, 2-piece e a c h ..........
3.98
<'Diners
65c
75c
98c
24c
49c
BOYS’ ALL-WOOL WORSTED SUITS
• 2 Pairs Pants
SPECIALS ON OVERCOATS
m’s $25 (1*1 /? r A
i a t ......... 'P-LUclI I /
2.48
50 dozenl Fleece lined Shirts bbed Underwear, godd^ quality,
Drawers.,that must be sold. Wi Tth 1.00 garment. Must be sold.
90c garment. Priced to sell. J
Garment
Suit
garment—
4.95
Men’s All-Wool Serge
Pants
n re » a a n u c B a
> + + + + + «
mg.
■
Men’s All-Wool Wor
sted Pants
Men’s Overcoats,
all-wool, sp ecial......
Men’s Silk Hose
Guild Value
belts a n d
rD E V V
SUSPENDERS
The first 50 men making % purehaae FJIIDAY MORNING will be given a BELT^or
PAIR OP SUSPENDERS ABSOLUTELY
FREE. Re on time. Doora open at 9 a. m
�•Ayr
7®
THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1,1921
PAGE SIX
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MKB. FRED DAIOBR, Society Editor,
Phono 11T-W
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-4 1 p i o n io la o i« F w k « r* or « w l u
k ttU i ur U too or* •■ I t r t a lt la x , writ#
• M otal cord to tklo I f u r t o w t , f l t t a *
0*1011 ■ . or tilt k fC M tho l l m . It w ill
f c i r w t l r o»pr*«lot» 0.
SOCIAL CALENDAR
Wednesday—St. Agnes Guild
will
meei'Wt the Parish House a t 3:00
(/dock.
Wednesday—Hiss Zoo Munson will
entertain at an ovonlng bridge par
ty complimenting Miss Adelaide
Higgins, whose marriage tn Mr.Lucas McLeod takes placo in De
cember.
Thursday—Holy Cross Guilds will
hold their annual bnzoar and supper
at tho Parish House.
Thursday—Mrs, Charles Fodder will
entertain the mbmbors of the Merrio Matrons Bridgo Club.
Mrs. C. C. Cobb and children are
▼{siting this week in Orlando with
her parciits, Mr. nnd Mrs. C. M.
Vaughan.
Friday—Holy Cross Bazanr and sup
per at tho Parish House.
Saturday—Mrs. J. S. B arrett will en
tertain tho members of the Evory
Week Bridgo Club at hor apart
ments in tho Wclaka.
Saturday—Children’s Story hour will
bo held' at Central Park at 4:00
o’clock.
____
Mrs. 11. J. Starling loft this after
noon for Jacksonville where she will
' spend two weeks with her sister, Mrs,
Robert Sims, at her homo in River
side.
\
enlng gown of black lace combined
with violet chenille.
Among thoso enjoying the cordial
hospitality of tho hostess were Mrs.
LeVerno Hurt, Mrs. Claude Howard,
Mrs. Fannie Munson, Mr. and Mrs, C.
R. Kirtley, Misses Norma Herndon,
Agnes Dumas, Emma Gallagher, Sara
Wight, Fannie Roba Munson, Lottie
Caldwell and Sara Warren Easterby.
Messer* Randall Chase, Benj. Whit
tier, Porcy Moro, ’’Red" Brown, Hodson Bail, Bob Deano, Raymond Phil
lips, Harold* Bacho and Dr. L. C.
Brown.
RAFFELD’B BIG SALE
STARTS TOMORROW
AND LASTS TEN DAYS
Raffeld’s puts on a record breaking
sale tomorrow nnd takes two pages in
the Daily Herald today to give the
renders n list of some of tho bargains
that will he offered.
Lndies’ nnd
MtMcs’ Coats, Men’s nhd’ Ladies’
Shoes, Ladies'and Misses’ Dresses and
Skirts, Ladies’ Fumishings, Rondy-towear for men and boys 1n all kinds
of suits nnd pants, Just the kind of
pnnts nnd other clothing for tho boy,
underwear, etc., nil going at prices
that will movo them a t onco. Rnffeld
has gained n reputation In Sanford
for putting on real sdles and giving
real bargains. They are Just as ad
vertised and nothing held back. This
pre-holldny side will glvo you a great
chance to save your money nnd get a
chance at this fine line of winter
goods before winter hardly gets to
Sanford. Remember that Rnffeld is
Just opposite the postoffice and hns n
now and up-to-date line of goods nt
marvelous low prices. Sale tomorrow.
Get a pair of Htockings free.
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Check, of Knn- STRIKING CIGAR
MAKERS CONTINUE
sas, are spending some timo hero at
TO RETURN TO JOBS
the Montezuma.
EAST SANFORD
Miss Gladys Dictorlch Is in Or
lando nursing a special case for Dr.
McEwan.
Philip R. Andrews and bride arriv
ed hero recently from the north to re
main for tho winter at tholr home on
Celery avenue.
Mrs. Rand ^forriw ether’s mother
hns returned to her home in North
Carolina nftor a pleasant visit here.
A young man named Allman, while
rowing a boat tho other morning near
the Osteen ferry, hit his gun which
was lying In the bottom of tho boat
nnd it was discharged hitting him In
tho nrm, making a bad wound, tear
ing the muscle and flesh the length
of his arm.
Mr. Wolfolk, of tho firm of Crutch
field nnd Wolfolk of Pittsburgh, Pa.,
was hero Inst week in tho interests of
the American fruit growers, inc. Mr.
Sandy Anderson was showing him ov
er the conipnny’s farms out here.
Mrs. B. E. Collie arid little son a r
rived hore Sunday from Jacksonville
to visit her parents,'M r. and Mrs. D.
L. Long and dther relatives. Mr. Col
lie drove in ffom Jacksonville Tues
day and Mrs. Collie accompanied him
homo on Wednesday.
George Mitchell was here from
Illshopvnic last wcok enroute to
Ocoee' where he Is moving his fam
ily.
Mrs. Mnry Rnulcrson is nt tho homo
of her daughter, Mrs. Bridges, with
not much hopes of her recovery.
H R
CANDIDATE FOR
Having served one term as city
TAMPA, Dec. 1.—Cignr workers commissioner, and having had the
R. L. McKenzie, of Jncksonvillo,
representing
the Kelly-Springfleld continued to return to their Jobs here privilege of assisting in establish!] g
Tiro Co., is spending u few days here today following a striko of ten days tho now form of government under
A manifesto, issued by the equal which we are now working, and the
calling on his local customers.
ization committee of tho strikers cnll* people of Sanford having seen fit to
W. M. Glower, of Rome, Ga., is ed the strike off after tho committee plnco my namo in nomination for an
making his headquarters at the Mon- had examined the situation.
other term, I hereby announce my
The manifesto declared that 3,000 | candidacy for the poettton of city comtozurna while in the city on business.
men has disobeyed orders nnd retu rn -1mlssionor, to bo voted for on Decern
K. L. Mock, of Leesburg, was in tho ed to work and therefore, “ it would her Gth next.
city ycstqrdny calling on his friends bo criminal to continue tho strike nny
In making this announcement, I
longer.”
ami attending to business.
heroby refer you to city records of ac
Tho strike, which affected about 8,- complishments of tho past two years,
E. Hacker was among tho out-of- 000 men and women, wns in protest nnd if eloetpd I expect to continue to
stute buidndsH visitors hero yesterday against tho present wage scale, which work for good, clean government, and
w«h put in effect, it is said, following for tho interest of our city and its
registering from Atlnnta.
the introduction of tho “open shop’’ in people.
local cignr factories.
TRUTH SEEKERS CLASS
Yours vory truly,
Tho Truth Seekers Class of tho
H. R. STEVENS.
Tho world nows tho dny It happens, 11-21-tfc
Methodist Church was entertained on
Tuesday uftornonq iby Mrs. C. II. delivered nt your door each evening,
Buy it with n Herald Want Ad.
Smith at her homo on East Third St. 15c the week.
The Inigo sunny living room was
tastefully decorated with a profusion
of greenery and w«h well filled with
members of the Truth Seekers Class,
about twenty-five being present.
The business session was presided
over by Mrs. Crenshaw, class presi
dent. At tile conclusion of the busi
ness, the hostess served a delicious
salad course and hot chocolate.
FURTHER ECONOMIES BROUGHT .
ABOUT BY PRESENT ADMINISTRATION
There seems to be considerable speculation
as to whether the tax-payers are getting their
money’s worth out of the present form of gov
BRIDGE PARTY FOR MISS
ernment as it is administered by the present
HIGGINS
Miss Adelaide Higgins was the Commissioners; it being insisted in some quart
charming honoreo last evening, when
ers that this is only a “fliver” town without pros
Mias Zoo Munson entertained at
bridge at her homo on Myrtlo avenue. pect of growing, and that the charter should be
Thoro being five tables of players.
made to fit the “village.”
o
Tho rooms where tho card tnbloa
Comparing the year 1919 under the old form
were placed were attractively decorat
ed with tall stately potted palms, and of government with the year 1920 of the new form
baskets and crystal vases of pink nnd
as administered by the present Commissioners
white roses,
economies
Mrs. LaVorno Hurt making high the following figures show further
score was presented a box of station brought about by the present administration:
ery nnd Randall Chnso making high
1919
1920
score among tho men was given an
Ever Sharp pencil. The honoyoo was Amount of Fines and Costs
presented a beautiful basket of will to
collected...............................$1,971.75 $9,341.85
bride’s roses, the handle tied with a
Cost of Police D epartm ent. 3,260.70 8,613.11
fluffy bow of tulle.
After the presentation of tho prices Note: Under old form it cost
Miss Munson served fruit salad, nut
tax-payers $1,288.95 more
bread, stuffed dates, mints nnd cof
for police than was collect
fee as refreshments.
Miss Higgins wore an exquisite ov
ed in fines.
Under new form the expense
of the Police Department
s■
was nearly three times that
■
of the old, yet there was
:
collected in fines $728.74
more than the police force
cost the tax-payers. The
above would indicate that is
a good investment to have a
well administered police
force.
Deficit in income.................. 16,154*22
None
Excess of receipts • over ex
penditures .......................
None 2,845.47
Unpaid vouchers for street
lighting and fire protec
tion .......................................17,369.63 7,813.50
Note reduction of $9,556.13 in
one year on above account.
HOF-MAC f
iBATTERY|
I CO.
| AUTOMOTIVE
ELECTRICAL [
THE GOOD GOVERNMENT LEAGUE,
S. Puleston, President
TRUCK
By a Sanford Celery-Fed
Man
At least Lena Clntko was not tho
roinenmntion of Sidney J. Cotta.
The photographic art has reached
such n state of perfection you cannot
toll who’s who without you have a
Split ear or wenr funny whiskers.
Hear Tampa stamp sinco she’s tho
first city in the Btnto In postoffico re
ceipts.
Sundny is the strongest dny of tho
week, because tho others are week
days.
The Trihuno snys that every town
Bhoutd boost Its specialty ’ nnd cites
Okeechobee fish shipments, Then let
Tampa fcaUiro Its miscarriage' of Jus
tice.
Now York has women policemen.
Men hnve been knowto to cop a kiss
and now it is possible to kiss a cop.
Funny isn’t it, when sugar rises a
cent n pound tho world throws a
spasm yet wo have taken a three cent
advance in gasoline this week nml nev
er blinked an eye lash.
--------— ----------------------------caught. She did as she was bid re
luctantly, advising hor mother: “Your
husband has returned and wants you
in tho kitchen.’’
Today’s Best Short Story
Jenkins, • newly wedded suburban
ite, kissed his wife goodbye the other
morning, snd, telling her ho would bo
homo at 0 o'clock that evening, got
into hfs nuto and started for town. A t
0 o’clock no hubby had appeared, and
the little wifo began to got norvous.
When the hour of midnight arrived
sho could bear the suspense no longer
so she aroused hor father and sent
him off to tho tologrnph offlco with
six telegrams to as many brother Elks
living in town^asking each if her hus
band wns stopping with him ovor
night. Mo|ping came, and tho frantic
wifq had received no intolligenco of
tho missing man. As dawn appeared,
a farm wagon, containing n former
and tho derelict husband drove up to
thd house', while behind tho wngon
trailed tho broken-down auto. Almost
simultaneously came a messenger boy
with an answer to ona of tho telegrams, followed at intervals by five
others, All of thorn read: “Yes, John
is spending tho night with me."'
Hupmobile makes fin
al reduction, open mod
els, $1250, D etroit—B.
& O. MOTOR CO., San
ford.
_____
* 188-tfc
Call at the Presbyterian Bazaar to
Belect your Christmas gifts, meet your
friends and enjoy a cup of tea and a
sandwich donated by the Westminster
Club, Friday and Saturday afternoon.
21G-2tc
Lenin Is the only maty who has ov.
cr blen able to make money out of a
printing press.—Asheville Times.
Hupmobile makes fin
al reduction, open mod
els, $1250. Detroit,—B.
& O. MOTOR CO., San
ford!
“ r
i\K
\ _____
Our Fall Invitation Salo Is a big
success. Many a new customer has
wended his ' (or her) way hefe and
been agreeably surprised St this tnany
special values we are giving also the
reasonable prices we malhtAIn on our
rogulnr stock; They didn’t know b«foro thnt we carried sUeh a' lino of
Buy your Christmas gifts a t tho merchandise ns wo have here. “Fall
Presbyterian Bnznnr.
214-2tc in” and direct your fdot stops this
way. We know we con servo you
well.—Rivers
Brothers, Sanford ave
Some movies uro more to be pitied
nue.
214-30-2 and w
than censored.—Burlington News.
ADDITIONAL LOCAL
Prosbyterinn Bazaar, Friday nnd
A girl told me that Bhe would just
love to meet Marshal Foch nnd hear Saturdny, Dec. 2 and 3.
214-2tc
him sing tho Mnyonnnisc.
It is n conference of the big guns
Who makes
of tho world of tho big guns of tho
no promises
world.—Nashville Banner.
has none
to perform.
Have your watches and Jewelry re
paired a t McLaulin’s. Two first class
A Truth for the Day
watch makers. Prompt service.
Who don’t keep faith with God,
140- tfc
won’t keep it with man.—Dutch prov
erb.
Attractive gnrmcnts for children nt
the Presbyterian bazanr on First
Muncipnl elections in December are street.
214-2tc
interesting tho women voters who
dote on candy-dates.
How in the world did men get to
ho great before headlines were inSuppose tho women help elect n vented?—Hnrtford Times.
candidate nnd then change their
minds.
Don’t forget tho Prcsbyteriun Ba
zaar Fridny nnd Saturday, Doccmbor
New England is having its first 2 nnd 3.
214-2tc
tussle with Old Boreas, Theso ill
winds always blow good for Floridn. FOR SALE—Eight room houso with
finth. Immediate possession. Small
Tho oid woman who lived in n shoo pnyment down, long timo on bnlonco.
has nothing on John Bnrloycom who See Lane or address Box 782, Day
lives In bootlegging.
tona, Fla.
10i)-Tu-Snt-4w
Home-made food, candies, nuts,
plants, children’s garmontB nnd ail
kinds of nrtlclcs sultablo for Christ
mas gifts at tho Presbyterian bazanr
Fridny nnd Snturdny.
214-2tc
When t>yo men fall out, the third
Tho Washington conference enn be
wins.
summarized as Dinner Plato vs. Ar
mor Plate.—Greenville Piedmont.
Whnt Do You Think of This?
A man will die for want of air in
Fifth annual Bazaar of the Presby
five minutes; for want of sleep in ten terian church, two doors east of Dean
days; for want of water in a week; I urnor’s Grocery, will be held Friday
and for want of a drink of hnorh ho and Saturday, Dec. 2 and 3. 214-2tc
lyis been known to live for DO years.
50c per pound
For office supplies, stationery, etc,
the Herald office.
FRUIT CAKE
Better Can’t Be Baked
ROUTH BROS.
BAKERY
Next to Princess T heatre
HENRY FORD hns adapted tho
Why does a chicken cross tho road?
use
of tho GIANT "EXIDE” Batter
Because there is a mirror in the show
ies
for
Ford cars. Wo give sorvico,
window.
buy, sell and exchange battorios for
makes automobiles, genuine
Many an eight-hour man has n six all
"EXIDE" service. Get tho host.—
teen-hour wife. The home should bo
RAY BROTHERS, phono 548. 100-tfc Frnmcs Repaired Lenses Duplicated
unionized first.
EYES EXAMINED
In
Englnnd,
dishwashing
is
n
pro
Johnny J, Jones’ show went into
Henry McLaulin, Jr.
winter quarters nt Orlando yesterday, lific cause of insanity, Stnck ’em up,
OPT. D.
hut Lena Clarke drew a bigger crowd. dear, and go to the movies.—Birm
ingham News.
OPTICIAN—OPTOMETRIST
212
Knst. 1st St.
* Sanford, Fla.
Tlio stork seems to lie worrying J a
pan tnoru than the dove of peace.
Hupmobile makes fin WE GRIND OUR OWN LENSB
Tlio conference has at least admit
ted that China can run its own mails
while the rest of the world may run
its males.
California's raisin crop is unpreced
ented. Some are used for raisin pie
hut the hulk for raisin’ cain,
al reduction, open mod
els, $1250, Detroit.—B.
O. MOTOR CO., San
ford.
&
188-tfc
W
o OD
Cold Weather is Here
Tiie Herald has quite n number of
unclaimed koys that have been found. “Now's the time to get your wood’*
We have both OAK nnd PINE
If you have loBt nny koys look over
Learn a Useful Thing Daily
our
assortment.
If
these
keys
are
not
OUR WOOD IS GOOD,
Benjnmin Franklin used the first
lightning rods in 1752. Tlius originat claimed within tho next few days they
OUR PRICE IS RIGHT
tfrlh
ing tlio first get-rich-quick idea in the will ho disposed of.
world.
Phone 34 and give your
Is the ten pounds that Marshal
order before the Rush
A man at Tavares told his wife that Foch hnH gained since lie caino over
To get Prompt Delivery
ho was going down to Lakeland to a t to this country American or French?
tend a meeting and to prove it ho —Boston Globe,
showed her an Invitation to the Wild
or See J. T. ALLEN
Life League, It took him an hour to NEWHERRY’S DRUG STORE
il l E. Seventh SL
Phone 36
eonvinco hor that thu League’s mis
201-tfc
sion wns to preserve fish ami game.
What’s tho use of all this "mem
ory" Htudy? Tho bank always noti
fies you three dayH before tho notu
falls due.
Jimmie Collins
Presents
Saw u man on tho street today with
an ovorcont with a mothenten fur col
lar, and a girl whose complexion had
slipped around under hor left oar.
A six-year-old Sanford miss was
severely spanked by hor mother for
disoboying orders, Tho little girl was
smarting with Indignation moro than
from the pain. Her father came in
tho back door with a string of fish
and told her to tell her mother to
came and see the fine string he had
Miss A nna C anova
Noted Blues Singer of Now York, nnd her
Friday Nite, Dec. 2
VALDEZ HOTEL, SANFORD
AND VODVIL REVUE
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THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1921
OUCH! PAIN, PAIN,
RUB RHEUMATIC
ACHING JOINTS
■
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Rheumatism Is “pain” only. Not
one case In fifty requires internal
treatment. . Stop d r illin g .
Hub
.soothing, penetrating “St. Jacobs Oil”
right Into your sore, stiff, aching
joints ami museles, nml relief comes
instantly. "St. Jncobs OH" is a harm
less rheumatism euro which never dis
appoints and cannot burn the skin.
Limber up! Quit complaining! Get
a small trial bottle of old, honest "St.
Jacobs OH" at nny drug store, and in
ju st a moment you'll bo free from
rhoumntic pain, soreness, stiffness
and swelling. Don’t suffer! Hclicf
awaits you. "St. Jncobs Oil" has cur
ed millions of rhuumntlsm sufferers
in the last half century, and is just ns
good for sc^nticn, neuralgia, lumbago,
hnckncho, sprains.—Adv.
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Father Peck and Billy Holden, of
Snnford, wore visitors in town Thurs
day.
A. L. Hoy, of Sanford, was nn out- Jimmie Collins presents Anna Canovu and her Jazz Band at Valdez Hotel
Sanford, Friday night, December 2nd, opening a series of dances and high
of-town visitor Sunday.
class
vodvil specialties. Miss Cnnova is a noted blues singer and is assisted
Mrs. Geo. Stuart, dnughter Mnrgarby a large company of talented.
Optometrist-Optician
Office Opp. P. O.
Phone 102
TRAPPERS TAKE NOTICE.
The law now requires that you se
cure a license to trap fur bearing ani
mals or to chase the same with dogs.
You are required to secure this li
cense, which will cost $1.00. I give
this notice on account of the law being
new and shall expect all interested
parties to secure license before engag
ing in trapping of any nature.
E. F. HOUSEHOLDER,
*
County Judge.
EXPERT INSURANCE SERVICE
I represent progressive, modern In
surance old-line companies and am
prompt in rondoring you expert sorvico In securing for you just what you
want in life insurance on tho plan
suited to your present nnd future
need. Endowment, monthly income
plans, und automobile and fire in
surance. Write or phone me to call.
W. J. THIGPEN.
H. W. NICKERSON
Public Accountant; Audits—Systems
Income Tax Service
Room 10 McNcill-Davis Bldg.
Phone 852
Orlando, Fla.
GLOBE PIANO CO.
SAVE YOU MONEY
Write us
Empire Hotel Block
ORLANDO, FLORIDA*
eniT ID I?
i
.
j Modern Equipment and Modern Methods j
\ on the Farm Means Increased Production—Increased Profits.
L0NGW00D NOTES
TOM MOORE
PAGE SEVEN
•• •
KUH PAIN IlK illT OUT .WITH A
SMALL TRIAL BOTTLE OF'
OLD “ST. JACOBS QIL”
We Duplicate All Lenses
or do any Repair
Work on Short Notice
s, V )rt
et nnd son George arrived Friday to Grovelnnd Sunday. MiBs Etha Hartfrom New Kcnington, Pn., to spend ley will resume her former position In
the winter.
the Bank of Grovelnnd.
Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Roebuck arrived
Mr. and Mrs. Baldwin nrrived SunSnturdny from New York City to dny from Connecticut to spend the
spend the winter,
winter.
f Prof. Chaffer and Rev. Stunknrd
Mr. nnd Mrs, T. G, Roebuck attend
were visitors In Snnford Saturday,
ed the funeral of James Thompson In
Claude Ilinchliff was transacting Orlando which was Tuesday nfternoon.
business in Sanford Snturdny.
Mrs. Geo.„Shipp, of Snnford, wub
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Barlow, of O r-[calling on her mother, Mrs George
Undo, were the guests of Mr, and Mrs. Lewis Tuesday.
George LoVigno Sunday.
| Mr. and Mrs. Boss and son, of SnnCanor Williamson, of Snnford, was ford, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
n visitor in town Sunday.
1Newell for Thanksgiving.
There wore services at tho Hnptist
-------------------------church both morning and evening. A J T i r i l 11/11? A T 1 1 J U I? Y I
Rev. Ilurr conducting in the morning I I I I M
If I L A 1 W I I I j I 1
nnd Rev, Stunknrd of Pittsburg in
the evening.
Mr. and Mrs, Wynn spent Sunday
here the guests of Mr. and Mrs. B. J.
TAKE A GLASS OF SALTS IP
Overstreet.
YOUR BACK HURTS OR BLAD
Mr. nml Mrs. Partin nnd family
DER TROUBLES YOU.
spent the day Sunday with Mr. nnd
Mrs. Geo. LeVignc.
j
.
Friends of Miss Eva Stuart will bo
N" mn" or woman who eats meat
interested to know of her marriage to njKu‘,,r‘y cnn make n mistake by
Howard Stuart of New Kensington,
‘he kidneys occasionally, says
Pa., which took place November Kith “ well-known authority. Meat forms
at tho home of her parents, Mr. and u,r,c "1ti‘1 which excites the kidneys
Mrs. Geo. Stuart.
‘hey become overworked from tho
strain,
get sluggish nnd fail to filter
Mrs. Geo. II. Upchurch spent Tues
tile
waste
and poisons from the blood,
day ia Orlando.
Mien
we
get
sick. Nearly nil rheuma
Mr. nml Mrs. E. E. Hardy arc ex
tism,
headaches,
liver trouble, ner
pected to arrive Saturday.
vousness,
dizziness,
sleeplessness and
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hartley, Miss
urinary
disorders
come
from sluggish
Ktlm and Georgia Lee Stiles motored
kidneys.
Thu moment you fed u dull ache in
ATTENTION, CO. D.
tho kidney!i or your buck hurts or if
tiie urine is cloudy, offensive, full of
Hdq. Co. D. F. N. O., 1st Inf.
sediment, irregular of phsBligc or lit—
Snnford, Fla., Nov. 28, 1921. tended by n sensation of scalding, stop
Orders No. 811:
eating meat nnd get about four onne1, The regular iirmnry drill of this es of Jnd Salts from any pharmacy,
command on Wednesday night, No- take a tnblcspoonful in a glass of
vember 80, KJ21, is postponod until tho water before breakfast and in a few
following night, Thursday, December days your kidneys will act fine. Tills
1, 1021, at 7:80 p. m.
famous salts is made from the acid of
I!.—On Thursday night, December grapes nnd lemon juice, combined with
I, 1021, this organization will be in- Hilda, and has been used for gonernspected by Major Walter Moore, U. S. Hons to flush and stimulate the kidA., National Guard Instructor for the
,llso 1,1 neutralize the acids in
Statu of Florida, and Major Chester «rlno so it no longer causes Irritation,
II. Wilson, Machine Gun Instructor, F. ‘bus ending bladder weakness.
Jnd Suits is inexpensive and cannot
N. G.
;i.—All officers and enlisted men of Injure; makes a delightful efferves
this organization are ordered to re cent lithia-watcr drink which every
port nt tiie armory on Thursday night, one should tnke now nnd then to keep
December 1, 11)21, ut 7:80 p. m. for the kidney? clean and active and the
blood pure, thereby avoiding serious
the purpose of drill and inspection.
■t.—All officers nnd unlisted men kidney complications.—Adv.
must bo present at this formation. No
Fable: Once there was a man who
excuses will be accepted.
5.—This organization will stand In did another n favor and later remind
ed him of it only 3,704 times.
spection as a rlflo company.
0.—Uniform ns issued, with blouses.
For office supplies, Biutiunery, etc.,
GEO. A. DcCOTTES,
cuniu
lo Mie Herald office.
212-lte
Cnpt. Inf., FNG. Conulg.
The First National Bank is, and always has been, an ad
vocate of modern equipment and modern methods. We
believe in modern equipment and methods on the farm,
in the factory and in the counting* room.
They make for efficiency. They make for greater pro
duction at reduced cost. They promote success and pros
perity.
Member
Federal
Reserve
System
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The facilities, methods and equipment of this bank are
modern in every respect. We invite you to avail yourself of them.
_
IFirst National Bank!
KIDNEYS BOTHER
enf.Ff.ATR.------ A l ittle Brother Mifilil
WELL (v C l l ^»y
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t e l l m e wn/\r&
O N \>OOR M/ND
7
CAUS I NG
W O H O E R IF 1
Co u l d c ha n c e
that G lo o m i
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SUNSHINE
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Benil
A COMMUNITY BUILDER
PROGRESSIVE
■ STRONG
■ F. P. Forster, P r e s ,
CONSERVATIVE j
B. F. Whitner, Cashier
party’s rank and lllv that its work
FATE OF PROHIBITION
PARTY IS DEBATED was done and that its machinery bad
disintegrated in a number of states.
CHICAGO, Nov. .'ll).—The fate of
There was considerable sentiment
tho prohibition party, debated bore for reorganizing tlie party, giving it
all day today at a conference of party a new name and furnishing it with a
leaders, will be taken up tomorrow new appeal in new issue. This, how
Di'pcmlahk1 Service
b the nutioiuil prohibition committee. ever, failed to meet with the general
It developed in today’s discussion assent.
Protest against extreme pessimism
that there was some sentiment in the
We do square,
was voiced by E .L. (!, Hohenthal of
Manchester, Conn. "Liquor was onstraight-forward
AMERICAN BEAUTY ercnchud in this counrty for many
Repair work and
yours," he said. "If we expect tho
and HOT-POINT
“WE DO IT FOR
millennial to dawn in two years after
Electric Irons
the prohibition law was passes, we
LESS”
expect too much."
Electric Heaters
The national probit Ion conference
for the luith, bedroom mid Nursery in session tonight passed resolutions
Foot of First St.
favoring continuation of the National
Edison Mazda Lamps Prohibition Party to make prohibition
more effective.
For Brighter Light
The resolutions will be presented to
I WIN 8
the national conlniittee of the party
Hide* |trii.^» Wntur.
Fidelity Tires
tomorrow.
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for
Firsts and (in a rant red
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SANFORD AUTO
EXCHANGE
its nu im-ioo
$8.50 r ,; $10.00
Gasoline
from visible pump. Accurate measure.
Oils and Greases
ELDER SPRINGS WATER
F. P. RINES
105 Palmetto Ave.
j
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Wo give tickets with each purchase, er regions that I have analyzed, 1 have fau.id uo.:.< i uperinr in all good quali
gnrnl for 5 per cent in trade
ties of Hint of the "Elder Water."—Phone 31 MY. i fflce In .Miller Building.
Phone 181-J
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