134 10 22803 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/141d50d0e4d61ebf3ba2e0f5b6b8df6a.pdf f958d70b3fcb1ce437054229c363d45f PDF Text Text Sanford THE " fiiy Substantial ^ T he S anford D aily H erald IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST Sanford THE “ City Substantial” VEGETABLE SECTION NUMBER 236 SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1921 volum e lovers ta k e po iso n TOO POOR TO MARRY JERSEY COUPLE SUICIDE ONE HUNDRED MILLION INCREASED RATES NOT HAS BEEN RECOMMENDED GRANTED BY I. C. C. ON FOR MERCHANT MARINE STRAWBERRY SHIPMENTS And Proposed That Shipping Board Sell the Bal• ance of Fleet SYNTHETIC GOLD Existing Rates are High WLL NOT DISTURB WALL STREET MEN MODERATE RETURN Day SEN. TRAMMELL WANTS REDUCTION IM 1?YPR1?WS R ATFSI 111 liAI LILOOI I BOTH TOOK POISON WASHINGTON, Dec. 27.—A ftnnl conference of o fficial of lending mnrlno trnnnportntion companion with the shipping hoard’s special subsidy LO hnnn railed for January .Crentlon of n government nmrlno High Enough and Iniurnnco, non-profit making corporThen Some ntlon to Insure its own ships nnil to 'offer hull insurnneo nt cost to private UV American owners backed by a loan of $100,000,000. Other suggested schomW11ICI1 IS ONE OF TIIE MOST IM- 5 to pnss upon n tontntlvo p,nn form u' ;0s Includo tho carrying in Amorlcnn GERMANY WILL NEVER MAKE POUTANT SUBJECTS IN Inted by tho commlttco providing t e r , gb|p„ of nt icaHt fifty pcr cont 0f t ho 1CAN BE GUARANTEED FROM ENOUGH GOLD TO PAY ,l()Y a n d g ir l D e c id e d t h a t CATEGORY ' tho subsidising of the Amorlcnn m o r-' Immigrants coming to tills country; ! EXISTING RATE ANI) EXPRESS DEBTS THIS WORLD CONTAINED -------chnnt marine to insuro its m ainten-'n ship licensing system; amending I COMPANIES WILL TAKE IT (Hr The AaaoHntrd Prraa) NEW YORK, Dec. 27.—Wall Strcot ( -------NOTHING FOR THEM. 'and revising of navigation laws; proWASHINGTON, Dec. 27.—Senator ance. <iir Thr Aaanclatrd 1’reaa) " _ Park Trammell, who for months has Tho committee has formed to study lorentlnl througn rates to American was undisturbed today over tho p o r-, PASSIAC, N. j., Dcc’ “7’- 1 0 0 oultu nctivc in trying to b rin g ' the hoard question of subsidies a t tho Ung vessels, tho extension of const- sistent rumor that Gorman scientist! WASHINGTON, Dec. 27.-Incronspoor to marry That was tho reason b 9 * . auggestlon of President Harding who wlso laws to our insular possession*, has succeeded in making synthetic os in express rntes on strnwborrlos that impelled Thomas Brands, 18, and (about a reduction of freight rates, is ^ ^ Hpccla| roferonec to this moth- and tho co-operation of shipping bonrd gold. Certain chemists nro nlso skop- from Florida to tho North nnd East hj^ sweetheart, Matilda Itist, 17, to „ |so urging and insisting upon a re- flf nRS{Btincc American ship owners in ' mid navy to secure better componsa- t|cnl. If Germans wait for synthetic sought September 20 woro refused by tnke their lives liy poison hero onr'y ^ductlon of express rntes. Following jd„ message a t tho last congress. Tho tion of the merchant marine officers gold to make reparations payments the Interstate Commerce Coinmlothoy will probably need longer mor-'sion. Existing rates commission said, today, the hoy told tho police at tho , ^ offopt8 to brlng about BOme re. ,,inn when f innlly approved, will bo and men of the naval reserve, hospital where ho died. I submitted to President Harding who Believing that indirect aid will not ntorium than they now Heck said Dr. sufficiently high to secure CXJ’J‘®*8 Thomas was a clerk and hiH g»>... ’ ir l, fr"'» lhc prc8cnt e’tpr088 cnnr« oxpcctod to mlnpt some of its pro- alone enable American ships to oper- Horace G. Byers, head of tho Chcm- companies reasonable return. Shipto « stenographer. They met n c s , Senator Trammell in a letter ate successfully in competition with istry Department of Cooper Union, meats usually made In pony refrigorvisions in a message to Congress. was became fnst tho Interstate Commerce Commission year ago and soon In its present form which, mom- those of others, the committee also I’rofessor Irving Fisher, of Ynlo, hns ators. friends. On account of financial con­ appealed to the Commission to inves0f the committee emphatically has adopted tentatively the following gone to Germany to investigate tho reported discovery. ! TALLAHASSEE, Dec. 2 7 .- Notlco ,| not plan an early u th(j 8ont h,gh cxpress rntCs stated today, was not official and is methods of direct assistance: ditions they did _________________ of the order cancelling tho express ping Saturday, however,' ^ n vJow t(J |)rlnglnjf n,)01ll n re(hlc. H U bJcct to changes in any one of its Establishment of American ship marriage. On | companies' recent schedules incronshasis with DUBS W II.I, W O RK tho plan proposes both dl- on the girl confided* to ............ her s w. e e........ t h e a r t ^ Scnator Trammell’s letter to features, ------------------------------, an even competitive _ . , J ‘ w n t, r n v V » T t in*: tho weight nnd charges on pony that she felt they should mnrry s o o n . c h a i r m a n of the Commission is as reel and indirect aid, tho formor thru that of Great Britain, by a basic pa>l U l l A L L L U IN Y IL t. | refrigerators used by Florida straw ­ nnd decided It it f(i,joW||i Thev talked it over and ' diversion, and the latter thru ostnb- mont to American ship operators to ... \y iiiM P T n v i w o7 _Enircne l,l'rr>’ growers, was received by tho was out of the question for financial "Ah Door Sirlishment of a revolving loan fund of cover the general wage and subslstWASHINGTON. Dec. - 7^ h U B e n o , p|ori||j| Kn|lromI Commission hero m ,sons. They then resolved to die. V. Delis, tlx1 Socialist lender “ I have just received from Mr. A. $100,000,000. <lifforimtl.il between the ships yesterday from tiie Interstate Com* They planned to make it Christmas B. Prevntt, at Sevillie, Florida, an ae- ' Other suggestions now comprised In Making available a portion of the ten year prison sentence for viola­ morco Commission. Bay. hut postponed it rather th a n , count sales from S. F. Padgett & Co., the plan are understood to includo: remunerative filial of about $8,000,- tion of the espionage net was com­ bring grief to their families on ft i Klchmond,I, Va., showing that that That tho shipping annum. for ............ encouraging con muted on Christmas day, came hero Tiint tno snipping bonrd oonrn sell sun its im r e u- , 000 * per 1 -............. holiday and waited until this morn- fjrn) *ol(, for Mr. I’ndgott seven crates mnining fleet as rapidly as possible slruction of mail curriers. yesterday direct from tiie Atlanta iag. They bought poison, tolling the of cnbbngo ' services federal penitentiary, nnd called upon »c for $3-1,00. Tho express at prices not to exceed the prevailing Encouragement of special Iniggist they wanted to kill a dog. upon t,lia g))m|| H|,|pmont from Se- world market price for similar ton- «nd new route through nominal hare | |»rt.M|dPnt Harding and Attorney Genbout characters operating under man- L rn| Daugherty, Then they went to the girl’s homo vjjj0 to Richmond was $22.23, which is nage. of section 11 of tho aging operator’s contract until priMr. Daugherty snld that Dobs came whi te both swallowed it. more than three dollars per crate. no net to permit tho vatu capital is available; and through L f bis won “volition," while Delis do­ ..... pricein Richmond, the grower, af- establishment of a merchant marine bids for the operation of prescribed c|aro(| his visit to Washington was at SALKS MANAGER ON ter paying $22.23 express and $3.10 loan fund of about $100,000,000 under routes and services. VISIT TO SANFORD FINANCIAL. Customs receipts and tonnage taxes and that he was given a railroad tick­ INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATION commissions, received for the ship- the administration of the shipping ANI) ECONOMIC CONFERENCE et to tho Capital by the warden of tho mont only $8.37. Out of this $8.37 he hoard for the purpose of making loans form tho main support of tho direct MEET IN CANNES General Sales Manager George A. . . ' f|Jp jh(J cxpcnH0 ot produc- at rensonnblo rates of Intorcct, not to aid suggested from tho estimated i penitentiary with choice of destina­ Scott, of thoExchnngo, and L. A. ,. ,. ,fnthor|ngt crating nnd haul- exceed five per cent per annum, on come from customs receipts for 192 tion, although he had planned to go (Ilf Tlii> Annirlnlrd I'rraa) cont immediately to Ills home nt Terra Hakes, maaagor of the Ornngo Coun- . ’to tbo 8t ntion of his cnbbngo. It first mortgage on American flag ,1923 nhout $300,000,000, ton per ee PARIS, Dee. 27.—Tho United S tat­ ty Sub-Exchange, last Monday night readily ho seen th at the grower ships; this fund not to he limited ot or $30,000,000 would ho set nsidu 1by Haute, Ind. es will probably bo invited to Bond * irmnl conforj , ,10 not proceeds whatever. To shipping hoard transactions, hut to he the net as a •special fund for paying participated in an informal After his conference with Dobs, official representative to intornntionnl once at Sal ford with tho directors tho contrnry ho lost money on account available for financing of all Amerl-remuneration to American ships on a attorney general declared in a state- financj„| nm| economic conference Imsis to lie adopted. Augmenting this mont that there were no unusual con- j which wiu t,„ called by allied supremo niul officers of the Sanford ord Farm ers’ i of ,lto 80Vcn crntcs „f cnbbngo which can ship operating organizations. Exchange. The outlook for Sanford j ()r qo, which was hut littlo Income tux relief to create an ln- fund there would he, tiie report states, dltions attached to the commutation cminc|| nt meeting in Cannes early celcry and other vegetable crops thiH lbnn 00 per crate. Mr. Pro- centlvo to shippers to uso ships fly- tonnage tuxes collected in American of the Socialist lender’s sentence,1|1L,xj ycar _________________ season was discussed in detail, as y “ t wm|jd jmvo peen better off had ing the American flag, providing for ports from all ships, both American that no advice was requested, and that j ami foreign tax, estimated nt $2,000,he hoped Delis would direct his talents were plans for increasing tho efficlcn- h(j perm|ttod liis land to stand idle, a reduction from hot income tax pay­ TERRE HAUTE WILD ee of handling. * meats ‘ on *' •' per cent- 000 under the present conditions, to a useful purpose. Tho* experience of Mr. Prevntt •is only the basis of a nmnll OVER DEB’S R E T U R N No statement wns mndo at the I. M. Slattery, manager of the muB|mi|nr experience to htnt of thous- ago of tho freight paid on American would he raised to $1,000,000 if tho FLAN CELEBRATION ehinery department of the Exchange . f oth(jr flinnor.M jn my state, flag ships, or through a greater «l- proposed tonnage dues under tho White House after the conference Supply Co., reports the construction Tho express rntes for the trnnsportn- lownnco of depreciation on ships. | pending measure are made effective. there, hut upon reaching his hotel Mr. TERRE HAUTE, Doe. 27.—This «.f the new pro-cooling plant for the t ,on {)f vegetables are so oxhorhitnnt _____________________________________________________________________ _ Dobs broke the silence ho had main- cjty is HWarmjng with Socialists totnined from the moment of quitting d„y, leaders from all parts of tho tho penitentiary and declared ho would : colintry assembling hero ns advance devote his time to the freedom of nil ' artj of thousaiulH expected to wulprisoners. He added thnt he had dis- L 0|no Kugono V. Debs upon his nrrlvcUHBod his opinions with President from Washington tomorroy after>W"«> " lon '•»«'» , he.„ „XC...|V. rate, and I «W.c.d l . *U . „ n n Ilarding in order that there might b o _ oon inqulrlca coming from nil ln11k- In.ldlatlon of the machinery. your coram| „ | on him. on early In1C Has may require some time, depend-,VcStiffnt!on of tho situation with a ' ^ U n lillD U HI 1 f V FIl no misunderstanding ns to his princl- ,)(ir conU,r8 in tho state asking nhout eat upon the delivery mndo by tl>0 view to requiring tho express com-1 plus and ideals. demonstration and chairman of tho manufacturers of tho equipment. -------------------------local committee said there would ho panics to make a reduction in the ex- V y fL jlp O c lC l T ll tC S V V ilit The Exchange Supply Co., which Is istlng rates which are imposing an OHIO RIVER HOLDS 25,000 persons in the parade Wednos® p « furnishing all materials and equip­ unbearable hardship upon the vegeSTATIONARY TODAY (lay afternoon. There will lie a mass I* OF R c p l l C S I FOITI J t l " ment, very nearly set a record in get­ table growers of the state of Florida. AT FIFTY-FIVE FEET,nleoliIUf toniKht as tribute to Debs. pan and France ting supplies on the ground to onnblo "Yours very truly, (Iljr T h e Au mi c l i i l r t l l ' r r « « l building operations to begin within | "PARK TRAMMELL." gUMBMARINE PROBLEM 21 DC CINCINNATI, Dee. 27.—Tho Ohio CLASHES IN BELFAST four days after the contract was sig n -: WASHINGTON, Doc. 27.—Suggesliver is stationary today at Cincin­ BETWEEN POLICE PATROL e«l. Sanford growers nro reported ANI) A NUMBER OF MEN BOXINGJ AND WRESTLING !tions that tho whole submarine l>ru^ ' ( MAKERH OF FAMOUS WATCHES nati early today at 55.9 feet and the very well pleased with tho progress' |on, will he left to the future world ‘ ‘ ‘. VVf.T „ vv t i i i .mii BOUITS AT THE PRINCESS weather bureau expected recession BELFAST, Deo. 27.—One mnn which is being made under tho able WEDNESDAY NIGHT conforonco gained increasing prom l-1 1 ANW,Mn „ llTU soon. All but two railroads, tho Lou­ was killed and several wounded in a conference galne . supervision of A. B. Hale, who has nonce today while delegates to tho I U M ils isville <& N ashville and Cheapapoako clash between the patrol and number hail many years experience In the , wreHtlong nn<| l,„xlng card Washington, conference waited for | -------& Ohio, had been forced to abandon of men in Marrow Bone area today. constructio nnnd equipment of refrlgJ |uIw, at lho i>rinccas Theatre formal replies from Franco and Jn- ( NEW YORK, Doc. 27.—Involuntary Central Union depot. crating plantsIn Horidn.J. W. An‘December 28, as per adpnn to tho American compromise pro- petition in bankruptcy was filed in INCENDIARY FIRE AT vortisemont in this Issue. Gordon of posal for submarine limitation eon- federal court here today against Rolit. STREET LAMPS AND DESTROYS SCHOOL HOUSE ‘ "ge. attnehod to Business Manaf ,, . , Kt,ith of Birmingham ceded by many French and Japanese II. Ingersoll and Brothers, manufac­ SHOW WINDOWS ARE AT FALL RIVER TODAY SMASHED IN CARIO i l k anUr H °i, ’ W 'm ,U0 ° ! Promise one of the fastest bouts that opposition to compromise plan consti­ turers of Ingersoll watches. Liabili­ • k nil operations nnd will remain ' \ ...... . th ,s city in many tuted discouraging harrier to tho pro­ ties set forth an three million dollars FALL RIVER, Mass., Dee. 27.— ' . t i c jobdn advisory capacity uhtl L A g0„a wrestling match gress of submarine negotiations. (llr Tin- .iM iirlnlnl I’ri'Ml nnd nssets, exclusive of good will, ns Fire of alleged incendiary origin de­ fa- last detail of construction and t ,,nttlo royal will bo pull­ ALEXANDRIA, Egypt, Dec. 24.— stroyed the Henry Lord grammar two millions. Tho concern admitted inability to pay debts and expressed Mere than 100 street lamps horo and school early today, entailing n loss ' «l the athletic association of getting thoplant upon an ^ Amcrionn Region nnd the small willingness to lie adjudged bankrupt. 8omo shop windows were smashed to­ estimated at more than $300,000. Tho operating basis.—Florida Grower. Tho proceedings were brought by day by small groups of dcmonstrnnts school was in process of construction. admission of one dollar will hardly cover tho cost of the entertainment, hanking concerns with combined and it required the police force nnd b e a r ADMIRAL DAVIS armored cars to stop them. claims of $150,000. i but thoso who miss it will be disap­ USED CAR SALE DIED AT HOME IN WASH­ The disorders were porclpitntcd by pointed, for It will bo (Hied with IN HANFORD SOON INGTON, I). C., TODAY thrills frqm start to finish and plenty students who raided tho survey of­ LEGION DANCE CHANGED WILL ATTRACT CROWD fices . Tiie students were ultimately of fun nlong with the scientific points FROM SATURDAY NIGIIT . U l r T h e A « * « cln tn l P r e s s ) WILL GET PLEDGE OH EVERY ejected by tho troops and native loss­ WASHINGTON, Dec. 27—Roar Ad- of the game In tomorrow’s issuo of tho Dally TO FRIDAY NIGHT es lire given In cnrly reports ns flvo MAN, WOMAN ANI) CHILI) niirnl Charles Henry Davis, retired, ' Don’t lot anything interfere with Herald will appear a big advertise­ killed and weny wounded. IN THE WORLD. brother-in-law of Senator Lodge, died your coming to tho Princess I hontre ment sotting forth the fnct thnt a used Tho American Logion Dunco thnt at his home hero today. Ho was n na­ on Wednesday night. enr snio will ho pulled off in this was to huvu been held in the court (llr The Amnielnlrd I'rraa) FEVER EXPERT tive of nssnchuBctts and seventy-six city In which UHcd cars will lie sold at house next Saturday night (Now WASHINGTON, Dee. 27.—War DIES OF FEVER CIIULOTX WILL HAVE Jears of age. prices thnt will movo them. W. L. A BIG AUTO CAMP ngninst war Is to occupy tho greater Year’s Eve) hns boon changed to F ri­ AT VERA CRUZ Wlcklnndor, manager of tho UHod Car part of tho future activities of Eu- day night, December 30th. ThiH was /$ _____ G. A. R. CHIEF DIES Sales, states thnt ownors of used c a n done on account of tho husinosH mon (11/ 'I 'h r A a m tr ln l r d I ' r r a a ) C. D. Brumloy wns in the city Sat­ gono V. Dobs accodring to his an­ AT INDIANAPOLIS OF can bring them to tho sale and swap VERA CRUZ, Mexico, Dec. 27.— nouncement horo todny. Ho said ho boing unable to attend tho dnneo Sat­ • ACUTE INDIGESTION urday nnd said* thnt he wns figuring could make no plnns for tho future urday night nnd tho Legion boys did Dr. Howard B. Cross, of the Rockofol- for others or liuvo thorn Bold. This big on opening up an auto camp nt Chuuntil ho reached hlrf homo in Torro not want to dnneo on Sumlny morning lor institute, died here this morning jsalo of used cars hns nttrncted a INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. 27.—Wm. luota where there Is plenty of good Haute. Debs announced his determi­ which w iih liable to happen whon of yellow fever. Ho cunio horo onrly l largo crowd wherever It hnB been put A. Kotcham, former commander-in­ w ater nnd plenty of land for a camp­ Ball's Orchestra commences to play this month to open a laboratory for \ on and will no doubt attract n large chief of the Grand Army of tho Re­ ing ground. Chuluotn Is one of tho nation if posslhlo to gain a vow from those jazzy pieces thnt hold tho dnne- the study of yellow fever and marsh i crowd to Sunford. Tho cars will bo public, died nt his home here today of prettiest spots in this part of the every mnn, woman and child in this ors nil night nnd then some. Remem­ fever for Rockefeller Institute. ' parked on n vacant lot and sold to tho country and ovory other country ho acuto indigestion. Ho wns 75 years stnto nnd nn auto camp horo would -------------------------highest biddor nnd sold nt prices that ber thnt tho Amorlcnn Lgolon danco might visit thnt thoy would refuso to uge. Kotcham wns elected eom- attract tourists from every pnrt of Don’t send your job printing nwny will movo thorn, will bo held Friday night nt tho court ninndor in 1920 nnd wiih succeeded by tho north. Mr. Brumloy hns not tnko up arms nnd go to war. Watch tho Dally Hornld for fu tu n houso instead of Saturday night ah from town. Pntronlzo your homo InLewis Pilcher, of .New Jersey, who worked out his plnns yet, but will stltutions, first, lust and all tho time, announcomonts. first udvortlsud. Try n Herald Want Ad todny. make them public In a few dayss was elected last September. Decided on Xmas But Did Not Want to Spoil Holiday UNITED STATES TO BE INVITED TO ATTEND * c a r -f c r : - z « i ■ . . . I _I | I* . . . . . ■ ■ t |... . . . . 4 • .%« i . I . . . I s ub mari ne pro blem left • to w orld conference li AINING IN FAVOR INGERSOLL CO. IS BANKRUPT IN NEW YORK DEBS TO WAR AGAINST WAR IN THE WORLD �SATURDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1921 DR R O R ERT J . FO RM A D A iw m u im i iu All kinds of Imported perfumes, Bower A Roumillat. 225-' Xmas Danco night, December 24. Jimmie Collins 233-3tc Jazz Babies. lic ru n i Investigate tho Calllc out-board row boat motors, at Ball H ard tara Co. 231-Ctc Figures of Department of Commerce Show Mi­ gration to North Every color of Dennison's Lustre Cropo Papor, also Cropo Pnpor Strcnmors, Festoons nnd othor Den­ nison's Cropo Pnpor Christmas decorntlons.—Mobloy’s Drug Store. 227-tfc I'HIflAY ANII HATIIKOAY— W. K . RIHIICHMI n , , . ■ r a t s (k « N n t l u n n l F a v o r i t e , F I . OH 10N't'10 H H K II In “The Black Panther’s Cub” Negro migration forms nn Interest- considering ns nnother group thoso Ing subject of investigation for the born In Delnwnrc, Maryland, District Dopnrtmont of Commorco which has of Columbia, Virginia, West Virginia, recently released a statement denting North Carolina, Kentucky, Tennosseo, With tho faco of n Madonna and tho hoart of a .)anii with tho problem. Out of a total of Arkansas and Oklnhomn-H. o., tho or. Ilvod a woman of wealth and power, In 1’arii' *"* You can suro fool at homo without sho comparod horsalf to Kaustlne, Horrio's "crupi ,,ow 253,055 negroes born In Florida nnd northern part of tho South—tho corL’m. press of bygono days, and roso to d li— • • your stiff collar nt the watch party to be UraRgod Into oblivion, weaves naan Ainto n -i.* reported for 1020, 30,420 wore rcsld- responding percentage was 24.8; but n,» »Cln' at tho M. E. Church on December etna drama of untold wealth of dramatlo action Ing In other states, of a percentage of for tho negroes born In the far Southtlonal scenes, and photographic splondor. "Tho 111AV 3 let. 234-2tp Panther’s Cub" presents the celebrated Florencn iu i. 14.40. orn states of South Carolina, Gcorat the height of her career In her greatest nh»?; drama, supported by an exceptional cast of stnuo suV. Tho following comment on tho sub- * in. Florida, Alabama, Mississippi, CHRISTMAS STATIONERY, Do not miss this wonderful photo drama! rlJcct will prove of interest: Louisiana nnd Texas, tho percentage POST CARDS, SEALS, ETC. . . . „ _ _which born wns only 10.2. COMEDY a n d FO X N EW S Tho Department of Commorco thru tho Bureau of tho Census, has Issued Although migration to tho North Everything In tho holiday lina fin stationery, po4t cards, engravsd a special statement pertaining to no- nnd *,ns not tn*con place among gro migration in tho UnltiU States, ‘h° fnr Southern negroes to tho same Christmas and Now Year’s cards, Saturday at the Princess— Hoot Gibson in ‘Sure ..s h o w n by the Fourteenth Dodnnial ov«"‘. relatively to thbir total numstamps and stlckors, etc., at tha Her­ Fire"; also a Comedy I- rout a poor Immigrant youth who ald office. One of the finest and most Census, taken ns of January 1,T920. ns among the Mogrocs In the _. . . . ... . . 'ndrthorh pnrt Of 'the South, there arrived In Amcrlcn from Ilussla In complete lines ever brought to San­ 188.'!, Dr. Itobort J. Formed has he­ l„ nnd llvlnn In ih . United SM ta, « roine one of the country’s foremost ford. Open every night until Christ!■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ pathologists. Ills first position was as assistant In the University of Penn , . „ „ . . .. oxamplo: Tho negroes who wore sylvnnla with n salary of $100 a year Fragrant hawthorno hedges border­ ' ,”K born n South Crollim nnd hod ml- while he was working Ills way through ing peaceful country lanes of Oldo ntnto of birth wn. not nncortnlnod by „ nlc to Ponn, y|,„„. school, lie Is no— recognized ms Englandc. Tho brilliant magnificcnco tho onumorntorn. Tho total nombor ,, , 1M0 to „ leading pathologist In the Department of n Parisian gambling house. Tho r ,°?n S l',,M comprised, 2.288,402 Z C"< Geo,*!, to of Agriculture, being tin c.,<c. chnrin of a wholesomo young girl and portal I0,3J2,7»4, p <» HBOl ......<,1*0.0 rom from 1>r>7s t0 rabid aidmids. tho nubtlo fascination of a beautiful or 80.1 P .r e n t , who wore 1 vlng in , „ lholu, A,„bnnM t0 o h ,0, Cleanliness is next to Godliness woman of tho world. These nro Inter­ tho states in which born, nnd 2,054,-'. ' ’ _ ... , from 781 to 1 /,588; thoes from Misesting contrasts found in "Tho Black A graceful winding stairway of pure 242, or 10.9 per cent, who woro living . . . , , . . n1„ 1fl , .. , . , ’ _ ., . sissippi to Illinois, from 4,012 to 19,- white marble— Fnustlno, beautiful, Im­ Panther’s Cub,” tho W. K. Zlogfeld We invite the public and all users of ELDER In othor states. In 1910 tho percent.... ! ,, , , .. . . * 485; thoso from I.ouisinnn to Illinois perious, slowly descending—to bo ro- cinema supcr-spccial which will bo SPRINGS WATER to visit the spring nnd in I ! ,r t *” ‘ “ '.fro m 1,0011 to 3,078, nnd those from covied with Joyous acclaim and extrn- shown a t tho S tar Thoatro Friday and our method of handling its product. Why take nnd In 11100 It wn. 10.0. Tox„ lo Missouri from 1,007 to 4,Saturday, Doc. 23rd nad 24th. a chance? Your eminent physicians claim vngnnt admiration by tho men nnd Tho total number of negroes report- 34 that this water in unexcelled nnd its purity women who found surccaso from bore­ cd ns born in tho South (th at part of j From tbu rcport, however, it would Free oats, a special program ’n mukea it most beneficial for many troubles. dom within her walls. A sceno from the country lying south of tho south- 8com t|mt p |orida negroes nro well everything on Saturday night a t tho “Tho Black Panther’s Cub,” produced orn boundaries of Now Jersey, I’onn- sntinfiud with conditions in their nnThe Ford people of Sanford as well ns the by W. K. Zicgfeld, starring Florence watch party at tho M. E. church. sylvnnia, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, M is-1^jvu 8tnt0 nnd do not care to go elsoWestern Union recommend this water for 234-2tp Heed nnd directed by Emile Chnutnrd, souri nnd Kansas) was 9,000,94.1. Of (where. Floridfl’s percentage is much batteries. • which will bo tho attraction nt tho • • these 7,751,301, or 80.7 per cent, wero iowt,r tlimi other states, proving that S tar Thontro Friday nnd Saturday, Vodcvil and Dance, Valdez Xmas Call phone 311 and have a bottle of this water living in their nntvlo states In 1920; »tb m . is no ,,|nco like home.” December 23rd and 24th. Eve. Jimmie Collin’s Jnzzlnnd Boys. sent you nnd protect your health. 1,008,788, or 11.1 per cont, woro liv­ The migration of Southern negroes 233-3ta ing in other Southern stateH, nnd 780,­ to northern and western states unIf the Irish arc wise, they will 704, or 8.1 per cent were living in tho 1doul)tcdly took place to a materially North or• W"st. The total number of t uxtcnt botwoon ,,J10 „„d 1920 postpone nil action until tho Confer­ NOTICE negroes reported ns bor nin the North lllnn (lurinir tho prcCe«ling decade, ence gets through tho first page. or IVest was 741,791, of whom 537,131, Whj||> jt ,mpo88,b|0 to c„|cul„te exM. I. Steagall Mulo Co. ha» put all Is S A N F O R D FLORIDA or 72.4 per cent, were living in their ncjjy tbo oxtont of this migration dur- Notice of Application for Adoption of notes nnd nccountH in Mr. J. E. Lnn- j ■ _________________ native states In 1920; 157,137, or 21JJ |nR t|w rcccnt docw|o thc avni|ftbl0 MinorChild cy’s hands for collection nnd I will ex- { percent, woro living in other N o r t h e r n , ^ indlcntcg thnt n|)proximntely 400, To Whom It May Concern: pcct all pnrtics duo mo to sco him nt or Western states, and 47,223, or 0,1 0()0 Qr 8omowhnt ,m)ro thnn onu.hfti f , Notico ....................... is hereby given thnt I, Chns. my bnrn In Sanford at once and make per cent, woro living in tho South. of thc 733 r,71 HUrvlvor8 of tho net D. lirumloy, of Chuluotn, Seminole settlement. This monnB each and ev­ H.u» the proportion of Southern lmm „ migration from tho South to County, Floridn, will on the 23rd dny ery one. negroes who migrated to tho North or th(J North nnd Wo8t prlor to J„ nunry of January, A. D. 1922, nt 10 o’clock W. I. STEAGALL MULE CO. West. 8.1 per cent, was only about one- , lu20 lcft the South subsequently a. 111., at Sanford, Florida, or whoro- 234-Gt fourth larger thnn tho proportion of * rjj jqjq ovor the Court may then ho, presont tho nogroes who woro born In tho * ’__________ to tho Hon. Jantos W. Perkins, Judge North nnd West nnd migrntod to tho of thc Circuit Court of tho Sovonth 8lgn« of Age. South, 0.4 per cent. Judicial Circuit, Seminole County, "Unde Dunk is getting along In The number of negroes born In tho years," regret fully said a resident of Florida, application for tho adoption South and living in teh North or the Ozarks. of tho following named minor chil­ West less tho number born in tho "Kli-yali," replied an acquaintance. dren, Mario Louiso Kelsey, a dnughNorth or West and iving In tho South "He’s som’ers about eighty-one, ain’t tor of Mario Louise Acosta, nnd Borwns 733,571. Thoso may bo termed lie?" tina Dolores Acosta nnd Glorin Con"Yes, and I skitrcely ever seed a man suelln Acosta, children of Mario tho survivors of tho net migration of negroes from tho South to tho North so old for Ills years as lie ’pears to Louiso Acosta and Bertram Acostu. he of lute, lie rid Into Hie county scat und West. Tho number of Southern- with me till her day. We got there Said minors now living and residing born negroes living in tho North nnd about nine o’clock In the innriilng and with this applicant in Scminolo Coun­ West increased from 440,634 in 1010 before 6:30 he eniiie around wliur I ty, Floridn. to 780,794 in 1920, forming 40.9 per was talking swap with some fellers, Dated this, tho 23rd day of Decem­ cent of tho total negro popunlntion of nnd ’lowed Unit as he didn’t know no­ ber, 1921, tho North and West in tho oarlier body In town skureely mid hadn’t any CHAS. D. BRUMLEY, business there, no-wny, und mitlitn’ year nnd 60.3 per cent in tho Inter. 12-24-oaw-5te Applicant had liuppeiied of any Interest so fur In general, tho negroes born in the and didn’t ’pear likely to, lie was Just North nnd West nnd in tho northren about ready to go home. Undo Dunk SANFORD DAILY HERALD pnrt of the South have migrated to a Is feeling Ills age powerful," -Kansus RECEIVED BLUE RIBBON much greater extent thnn thoso born City Star. FOIt BEST FRONT PAGE in tho far South. Considering as one If it is true thnt there are no cuss group all tho negroes barn in tho Northern and Western states, tho per­ words in the Jnpnnono language how Sanford is usually in the forefront centage living, ill 1920, in other states do the Japs stnrt a Lizzie on n cold when it comes to competition with than thoso in which born was 27.0; morning? other ciics and The Daily Herald keeps up with the procession also. ThiH morning The Herald received a line blue ribbon lindge for winning tho first prize In tho stalo compel!tion among daily papers for having tliu best front page. This mentis hut little In the mind of the average c it­ izen, but among newspaper men it means much. There nro better pa­ J challenge to pers in Floridn thnn in any Htnto in all who think the union—this has been proved time they cannot cry nnd again. The Daily Herald in win­ ning th0 first prize feels that its work In getting out a good dnily pa­ per lias not been in vain. Tho Dnily Herald Is said to lie one of the live, wldonwnko dnllies of the state ami the winning of the first page contest among so many real good dnily pnperH In tho state of Florida not only menus much to The Herald hut it means much to the city of Snnford. Our friends hero who have stood by us loyally ever since tho dnily pnper wns fiaated can rejoice with us In this prize winning nnd they enn ho Drama of the Heart assured thnt in th0 years to como Tho Dnily Herald will he mndo big­ ger nnd better nnd its success depends upon th0 support nccorded by tho locnl business men. Tho subscribers -nro Btnnnding by nnd the lint will go over tho 2,000 mark In nnother year. If tho advertising holds up ns woll this paper will bo made ono of the inrgest in thin pnrt of tho stato in an­ of of other year. Thn Dnily Herald is doing its part. Aro you doing your pnrt toward sup­ porting such a dnily pnpor? % ,durinT ghoih:ri^- z°: K"w" SAFETY FIRST Elder Springs Water Co. OFFICE SUPPLIES AT HERALD OFFH SHOPPING HINTS FO R CHRISTMAS GIFTS Let Us Suggest Your Christmas Gifts Eastman Kodaks $2 to $35, Kodak Albums Fine Imported Perfumes Large Assortment of Candies A Most Attractive Line of Fountain Pens and Pencils A Beautiful Assortment of Fancy Box Stationery Cigars, Boxes of 25, $1 to $5 M A Y T IIL U THE OLD Safety Razors, $1 to $5 OAKEN BUCKET J i Plcturlzation the Song AT THE STAB THEATRE, MONDAY, DEC. 26 ________ B ow er a Century Perscription Druggists Christmas cards a t Herald office. Ivory Goods Roumillat Telephone 325 �'" . PAOB POUR Hi fA initial ! ■' ■■ ■■' *- :“ ■ • . THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 2 7 ,1M1 SO CIETY MRS. FRED DAIGBR. Society Editor, Phone 117-W I f r i m h a r e n a y f r l t n f i t U K I i i y on — If yon n r* ( o l i | ( * p « k m o r e o m ln a k o i i i r , o r U y o u mto e n t e r t a i n i n g , n r l l t n p o s ta l ritrd to tlila d e p a r t m e n t , g iv in g d e ta ils , o r te le h p o n e tk a Item . I t w ill ■V K re a tly n p p re e ln te d . paper if they are not taking It now. Tho Dally Ilornld is your own dally papor giving you tho nows of tho :lty nnd county, stnto and tho world every dny. If you do not tako It got roady to take it after January first. ----------- o----------TOO POOR TO MARRY. panlud homo by Miss Mildred Burdick' Woman’s College nt Tallahassee, and who will bo their guest for a few days. while hero fa tho guest of Mrs, E. L. Brown. " Miss Knthorino Pittman, of Tampa, Misses Mario Teague and Tongue is tha guest of Miss Georgia Mobley Simmons nro spending the holidays for the holtdnya. with their pnrents nt Mountvlllc, S. C. Mrs. Aldino McMichnol, of Atlantn, Mr. nnd Mrs. Julius Tnknch loft Gn., is the guest of her pnrents, Mr. Monday morning Iq thoh? car for and Mrs. E. L. Brown. Fcrnnndlno, whoro Mrs. Takach will Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dnigor, Sr., Mr. give a concert this evening. and Mrs. R. T. Thrasher, motored to Mrs. W. M. McKinnon nnd llttlo Entorpriso yesterday afternoon. daughter Bcttle, nro expected homo Miss Strcoto Robert, of Wilming­ tomorrow from North Carolina whero ton, N. C., Is tho guest of her mother, they have spent tho past threo months, Mrs. J, D. Roberts for the holidays. To Our Farmers: II The officers of the First National Bank are men who are permanently identified with the future of this city and community. "Too Poor to Marry” said n Jersey couple this morning and so they de­ Tuesday—Mrs. Ben Caswell ontortains cided that life wns not worth living Who are home people who intend to stand tho members of the Bon Ton Bridgo apart; they saw no chance of getting squarely behind tho farmers of this see Club a t her home on Magnolia ave­ married at prevailing prices of living tion, and whoso policy has over been one of nue, nt 10 a. m. and arranged to die by the poison alertness to assist in every constructive move­ T uesday—Social Department of tho route. It would have been much bet­ ment tending to increase the weatlh and pros­ Woman’s Club will glvo their an­ ter to hnve married and ntruggled perity of your farm. nual ball nt tho Vnldcz. along some wny to mnkc a living, nnd "Wednesday—Mrs. R. E. Tolnr will en­ the chances are they would hnve made tertain nt bridgo nt tho Womnn's You are invited to make this institution your good. They were failures. How Mr. nnd Mrs. D. L. Thrasher nnd Miss Martha Tufts, of Orlando, is Club from threo to six o'clock. banking headquarters and to come in and talk Frldny—Mrs. J. C. Bennott will enter­ tho guest of hor cousin, Miss Dorothy Mr. nnd Mrs. J. D. Woodruff motored many of uo hnvo been ho poor that over your financial needs with us. tain tho members of tho Ilook-Lov- Stokes at hor homo on Mognoiln ave­ to Eustls Sunday afternoon whoro we hardly knew whero our next meal they wero the guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. was coming from—mnny of us with ers Club at her homo on Magnolia nue. families—nnd yet we did not commit E. L. Ferrnn. avenue nt 3:00 p. m. suicide. How many of us, in tho past Mr. and Mrs. G, Pullman Connelly, Saturday—Children’s Story Hour at Mr. nnd Mrs. C. W. Stokes, Misses four years, have thought that life and of Orlando, spent yesterday In Snn* Central Park nt four o’clock. ford, tho guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. R. K. Hazel Sorrell nnd Dorothy Stokes and success seemed almost hopeless nnd Mr. Jack Lloyd motored to Orlando yet tho idea of suicide wns never in Mrs. A. W. lx;o is visiting Mr. and Goro. Sunday where they wero tho guests our minds. Failures are those who Mrs. A. W. Lee, Sr., at Titusville. A COMMUNITY BUILDER give up when the clouds gnther. Miss Alico Snttoflcld, of Richmond, j of Mr. nnd Mrs. J. D. Sorrell. 4 .Successes are those who struggle on­ -------Fred Perlman, of Tampa, wns in Vn., is the nttactive guest of Mrs. th e city Monday transacting business. Den no Turner, nt her homo on Myrtle 1 Mrs. Donald Smith and llttlo daugh- ward nnd upward nnd get there somo nvenuo. ’ ter, Evelyn, who have been spending time, even though tho wny may seem F. P. Forster, Pres. B. F. Whitner, Cashier _____ ' several months in Sarasota, arrived in hard and the pathway of life be filled Fred Baker, of Tnrnpn, is spending Mrs. S. G. Messer, Miss Violet Mes- Sanford Sunday to join Mr. Smith with thorns. Our sympathy goes out n few days in Sanford on a business ser, Herbert Messer and Mr. and Mrs. who has been here for the past three to this young couple. We enn feel for mission. Orin D. Farrell motored to Daytona months. them and others in the same plight, but this life is not a rose garden and Beach Monday, A rthur Russell was among San­ T. G. Duke and family, Miss N orm a, cven those who are wealthy have ford’s quota of visitors from Tampa El,). Duke, Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Duke, Mr. Misses Daisy and Margaret troubles of their own of which the yesterday. i rodge of Richmond, Vn., are ll1L. nnd Mrs. G. B. Stroupo ,of Klssimaround them nro Ignorant nnd Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Murrill and baby guests of Mrs. J. I). Robert and Mrs. and Charles Love, of St. Cloud i now nothing about. Few of us but ANY PART OF TOWN, ON TERMS TO 3 of Tampa, spent the week end hero at | R. Eldredgo. woro tho Kl,csts Suntlny of MrsG- vhnt think our lot is hard and there SUIT YOU Methvin. is no ns,« to struggle longer, but life the Montezuma. Mr. and Mrs. Martin McDaniel, of sweet and was given to us by the You can make money buying for advance. ! CHRISTMAS DINNER • roit Creator nnd llis loving care Mr. nnd Mrs. A. DeCnmo and Bunnell, are the guests of tho latter’s One of tho most enjoyable dinner ' ill be thrown around us nt nil times You are going to build a home one of these | daughter, of Tampa, were visitors in parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Brown parties given Christmas dny was thu for the holidays. t > guide and give us strength in the this city yesterday. days, why not select a lot now, and pay for it a one given by Mr. and Mrs. J. S, Wil- ,'arkest hours. A friendly hand Is by easy stages. » Miss Nitn Moore, of Orlando, i s 1 Miss Virgin Bozeman, of Florence Ison nt their home on Union avonuc. rometimes stretched out to us in Covers wero laid for nine. spending tho holidays here with her 1s - C.p is the guest of her uncle nnd tones of stress thnt would pull us If you have some money, will build one or | The house was attractively decorat­ froim tliu brink of despair. Probably aunt, Mr. ami Mrs. A. D. Key, at their aister, Mrs. K. It. Murrell. two houses. t ed with red rosea and poinsottins. Tho n wise counsel for tho young couple home on Oak ave. dining table had ns its centerpiece n in Jo m ,y wollld hav e' saved them Sanford is moving, don’t wait, get in the \ Miss May Linton of Ft. Monde, is Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Lyman, of Bosket of red roses nnd ferns. At each fr(m| ,|t,nth thjs morn|nf, Fow ()f Urt the guest of her sister, Mrs. W, A. game now. • i Winter Haven, wore tho guests Sun­ plate were red roses and ferns ; P.vo |«mklnir afte r the atruisirllnic oned Lester for tile holidays. a day of Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Wilson at place cards. At one o clock nn clo- mid giving them n helping hand thesn gant six course dinner was served. lUxyU ,iul th m . nPo Bonio Gooil Snmnr. Mrs. McMullen, of Tnrnpn, is here their homo on Union nvnouo. Late in the evening, tho party re- itnna in tho worM nm, u is ulwaya to spend the holidays with her son, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Key, Mrs.jl»»red to the homo of Mr. ami M r s . K.t{l.r t(, stn iggle along endeavoring IV. A. McMullen and family. George Riee nnd Mrs. A. D. Key, mo lolm Smith where music was enjoyed , to gct Bomcwhere rather than cut the Herbert Messer, of Clermont, jH tored to Daytona Beach yesterday until u lute hour, nl that Iliads us to this earth. Those enjoying this delightful nf - ' apending the holidays here with llis where they were the guests of Mr. AGENT fair were Mr, and Mrs. J. S. Wilson, mother and sister at tim Temple Club. ,,mi Walter Twitchcll. NOTICE STOCKHOLDERS Mr. and Mrs, John Smith and little MEETING son, Wilson, Mr. nnd Mrs. Fred Wals-j Mr. and Mrs. Earl Burdick motored Tho many friends of Miss Gladys man and Mr. and Mrs. Herbert L y-j ta u t Regular meeting stockholders of to Daytona Bench Sunday where they Morris arc giving her a hearty wel­ pian of Winter Haven. Hpent two days as the guests of the come after an nhsoncc of several j Sanford Dry Goods Co,, to ho held at form er’s parents. They were ucconv yours. Miss Morris is attending the offico of company nt 7 o’clock p. m.( DO YOU TAKE YOUR HOME January 2, 1021. BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBflBBBBBBBBBBIItlUnMIlflnailPHaBna PAPER? SANFORD DRY GOODS CO., 2:ir.-2te S. A, IRWIN, Secy. The Herald will make a campaign SANFORD MARBLE & GRANITE WORKS Tho balance of power is now a bal­ the first of the year to bring up the list of subscribers for the Daily Her­ ance duo. JOHN GOVE, Prnprlctpr ald to the 2,000 mark and our solici­ CEMETERY WORK A SI'-01ALTV Malting L ow er Repair Charges tors will call upon every family liv­ Russia can't come back until she 1018 West Float Street '• <018 West First Street ing on tho regular routes to take the comes clean, II f First National Bank WE HAVE FOR SALE CITY LOTS I i M e is c h R e a lt y Company i A. P. CONNELLY | OFFICE SUPPLIES AT HERALD OFFICE H o f-M a c B a tte r y C o. T ? ? | ? V V ? ? ? T ? ■y ♦> 1922 wiU be a good year—if you go after business hard. In these keen­ f itf t? ? tt y ty ly competitive times, persistent, aggressive selling efforts are neces- ❖ T in the columns of THE HERALD ■ ■ M • > * * ,J ' ' | ’ l l l O l * ’* f ' f | ' '' | J #‘ ‘J t »- sary. Business doesn’t come to you; you have to go after it. And this * * ? JI /■ , *i * T newspaper is ready to help every advertiser who wants to make a real > ‘ . r. !l " i'1 f; . ' * * * effort to get business. Successful selling today is largely a matter of good advertising. Our Advertisers’ Service Department is prepared to submit draw­ ings, copy and layouts to merchants wl)0 waht thieir advertising to b e ’distinctive,'to'pull business. y y Whether you deal in hats or houses, clothing or cocoa jewelry or jackkaives we have the art and copy service that helps advertis­ e r s ^ results. Our Advertisers’ Service Deparlment makes advertismg pay. -Why net-telephone now for the-Herald represen? ♦♦♦♦J* ’ cm }Sb ,T yy yy yiy i yx ♦ •» •- • # . ♦. * . \ ' �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1 ■rn _ VIRGINIA Three BURLEY Notables TURKISH The three greatest cig arette tobaccos, blending MILDNESS-AROMA )WNESS"J MELLO\ one-eleven cigarettes 10forl5f M il S & K B iiK ycnlth on tho development of Florldn. Hln reply In substance was that If ho had cared to do no ho could probably hnvo becomo tho second richest man In tho world, but ho had preferred to give his energies nnd spend his money on the development of tho east coast, because ho boliovod that in that wny ho could do more Rood for humanity than ho could by increasing his for­ tune through the more making of money. Mr. Flnglor grow enthusiastic about the wonderful beauty nnd charm of the east const, which had boon mndo possible through his work, nnd whilo sitting on the porch of his Pnlm Dench residence, looking out on benutiful Lake Worth nnd a superb flower gar­ den, ho said, “ I have often wondered if henven itself hns anything more beautiful than this.” In the good that ho had accomplish­ ed by making the east coast of Flori­ da not only the playground nnd tho health resort for millions of American, but especially in opening it up to the men of smaller means for trucking nnd fruit growing nnd kindred inter­ ests, Mr. Flngler alwnys grow en­ thusiastic over what had been achiev­ ed. Ho was a true lover of humanity, lie recognized his responsibility to do this mntcrinl development hccauso of tho good which it would accomplish for humnnity. Tho thought express­ ed by tho South Florida Developer that some such motives as these must have inspired him is in exnct nccord with the actual facts ns expressed to tho editor of tho Manufacturers Hccord.—Manufacturers Uecord, CHIEF EXECUTIVES AT PLAY i- i ■ f it PAGE THREE iiiiiiM iiiiiim iim iiiiiiiiiiin m iiM 1 Opportunities Occupant* of the White House Have Sought Recreation In All Forma of Strenuouaneaa. It is said Unit President Harding la the best golfer who over lived In the White House. Though tie only took tip the game three years ago, he can get round the Chevy Chase course at Washington la 1)5, bogey being 71. Mr. Wilson, though nt one time a very good walker, wits never keen on game*', with the one exception of lawn tennis, lie played a sound game of lawn tenuis. He Is a good meclianlc ami has on occasion shown that lie could drive a locomotive. The lute .Mr. Roosevelt was by far the most athletic man who ever, sat In the pres dential chnlr of the United Stales. Some of Ills feats were extra* ordinary. So lately as 1000 he rode DS miles In 17 hours over slushy Vir­ ginian roads. He never slopped anywhere for more Until ten minutes, ex* cepl mice, at midday, for lunch am) to rest Ids horse. He was a skillful boxer and a line fencer. Some eighteen years ago he received a laid wound over the eye In a fencing limit. The button of Ills op­ ponent’s foil broke ofT, "Illg DID" Taft, who was one of the heaviest of United States Presidents, took up boxing In order to get his weight down, and was successful In reducing himself. Fishing Is u sport which many Pres­ idents have enjoyed, among them lienJiuiiIii Harrison and Mr. Cleveland. The latter was a really keen angler and used to visit Florida in winter In order to enjoy the delights of capturing the great "silver king," as Urn tarpon b< generally called. iin n n PRETTY “LOTUS EATER” V, lie around for the man who has “ready money.” The man who hasn’t it is always embarrassed by Rceing the other fellow seize the “big chance” and forge ahead. Don’t envy him Ids “luck*.” Practice his fore­ thought. Why not open your Savings Account here today? The amount doesn’t count. It’s the stnrt— that’s the thing 4% INTEREST PAID Tills charming "lotus cater" from Wisconsin doesn't really eat 'em: hut MJss I,ttelle lllrch Is bolding an nrhiful of genuine lotus blossoms, gath­ ered at Grass lakes, Win. The hods at Grass lakes are said to lie the big­ gest In the world, and to hnvo tho only real Inturc* on tho continent of North America, * ^ ^ ^ • MASONS ATTENTION. i T he Seminole County j Bank Floirda S Sanford Well, It might bo worse. The powers, hnvo nt lenst granted Chin* tho right to keep her mniilen name. NOTICE M. I. Steagall Mule Co. hns put all Today being the anniversary of St. TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR John, the installation of the officers notes ami accounts in Mr. J. E, Lim­ WATER for 1022 in both the blue lodge nnd ey’s hands for collection nnd I will ex­ tho chapter will take place tonight in pect nil parties due me to see him at There are many people attracted to TRAIN DERAILED my bnrn in Snnford nt once nnd mnko GAIN AND LOSE POPULARITY the lodge room. Sanford by the magnificent lnko nnd NEAR CHICAGO— All Masons are invited to thlH cere­ settlement. This means each nnd ev­ hy tli,. rivers and lnkes in this county. NO ONE INJURED Words Travel in Cycles, Speakers and mony, beginning nt 7:<‘10. ery one. It means much to tho city from every Writers Dropping Into the Mode W. I. STEAGALL MULE CO. of the Moment, standpoint to tako advantage of our (lly The Aasnclntrd 1’rraa) 234-ot CHICAGO, Dec. 21.— Tho engine, fine lake and all of the rivers and iru — in •'Allocation," hi Id Ihe wordmmigcr, express nnd mail car of the east|„k,.s in nnd around Sanford. There NOTICE! "Is a word tlml Is being given con­ la much fino boating and fishing and bound Pennsylvania train No. 100, siderable prominence, It became popu­ limiting on our lnkes and tho beauti­ Chicago to Pittsburgh, was dorniled lar during the war la connection with Tho regular annual meeting of the ful upper St. Johns river nnd wo nt Buffington, Indiana, today when ships and loans; The 'allocation' of OF THE STOMACH stockholders of tho Peoples Dank of ■hmild not only advertise them to tho the train struck n defective switch. shipping and the 'allocation' of loans □ □ Snnford, Florida, will be hold In ac­ world but should improve Lake Mon- Railway officials said that no one was came to be current phrases, Not Ion: cordance with its By-laws, in tho of­ fw jO U CANT ENJOY LIFE injured. ago the senate called mi the President SAVE YOU MONEY ri.f at every opportunity. fices of the hank on Wednesday, Jan­ L5*!J with a lute, tour, bloated ilomfor Information as to how he had 'al­ ------------o------------uary 18th, 1022, at 7:20 p. m. for tho ach. Food doct not noutuh. located' certain funds. In u recent COLD WAVE PREDICTED IMPROVE TIIE CITY DOCK purpose) of electing a board of direc­ Inilrad it it a tource of mitery, earning newspaper story about an operatic FOR ALL EXCEPT FLORIDA hcnelit III one of the big cities the ptint, batching, duzincii and head­ tors to servo for tho ensuing yenr, Write us Now that the winter season is on IIELOW ZERO IN WEST .newspapers said that 'the allocation of ache*. • and for tho transaction of any other mill boats of ail kinds are coming up boxes Is lo be based on Ihe size am.' business that may properly come be­ q Tho per*on with a bad ilomach Empire Hotel Block (lly Tlir Aasnrlntrd Press) dale of the contribution.* the river to tie up nt tho city dock ihould bo M lufied with nothing leu fore the meeting. WASHINGTON, Dec. 21.—Christ­ " 'Allocation' Is so closely allied tc some steps should ho taken looking to­ than permanent, (ailing relief, I 11. V. SMITH, ORLANDO, FLORIDA ward mi improvement of tho doek and mas Day in Dixie will ho cold, tho •allot,' 'assign' and 'apportion' that the q Tho right remedy Will act upon the shipping and treasury authorities the building of nt landing stage of weather bureau said toiUy hut the might Just as well have said the lining* o( die Uomach, enrich tho blood, some kind. This would entail the weather was generally fnlr cxcopt 'allotment' of ships and the 'apportion­ aid in caitiig out titer catarrhal poitoni and ttrenglhen every bodily (unction, spending of n small sum of money but in the South Atlantic states. Tho ment' of funds or loans, But word • q Tho largo number ol pcopto who it would mean much to our visitors. cold wave has already overspread the come Into fashion and writers ami have tucccufully uted Dr. Hartman'* To Head Aside from tho visitors to tho city the plnins states nnd tho upper Mississ­ speakers fall into or 'fall for' the pre­ (amou* medicine, recommended (or all biggest thing is the landing and em­ ippi valley nnd the temperature this vailing mode In words as some per­ To Thro catarrhal condition*, offer the ttrongeil barkation of passengers on the new morning wns zero or below ns far sons do for the prevailing colors In lb Upper [.irnbi> pouible endonemenl (or boat, Sanford, that Captain Atkinson south ns western Knnsns. Much socks or neckties ami Ihe prevailing style In liulmilH, says the Washing ' colder weather is tho forecast for all To H o a r t ^ ^ J i i putting on the Sanford to Enter­ ton Star. In Hie 'olden times'—Ilint Is. prise run. They must hnvo hotter ; sections east of the Mississippi river when grandfather was In liiiHlnessT o L u n g t. docking facilities and it is up to tho within the next thirty-Bix hours, ex­ 'nllocatbiir Imd somewhat of a ran as INSERVICEFIFTY YEARS city of Sanford to see that tho proper cept the Florldn peninsula. ii fluiinclal word and one could often c bear nnd see the phrase 'allocation of steps are taken to repair the city dock To Stom ach TABLETS OR LIQUID REPORTER ENRICHED the shares of Hie company.'" at once. Landing of boats and tho SOLD EVERYWHERE new run between Sanford nnd Enter­ DC J HERALD ADS get results. SAVVANNAH, Dec. 22.—John D. prise means much to the business men To L iv e r of this city. Help the m atter along Roekfoller passed through Snvnnnah today en route south. He wns inter­ and see that it is put over at once. viewed nt the depot by n local news­ -----------o paper reporter. When the interview WHY FLAGLER DID IT wns concluded Mr. Rockfeller said ho T o K id n e ija I he South Florida Developer, refer­ would give the reporter something to ring t„ some of the operations of the remember him hy. II q then gnve him To O v a r ie 1 lerida East Coast Railway Com­ six ten cent pieces, one for the re­ porter, and one each for his wife, his pany, said: child nnd his mother and father. "A reuse of public duty must hnvo They will retain the dimes ns souve­ been an animating motive of the ADJUST­ nirs. Hagler policy rather than mcro addiTo LoworLimbs - f r 'l * }' y V iMENTS •‘"ii In wealth—an ambition to servo GORDON, of Sanford T TUsi 1 1 las land and his countrymen, His usPOSSE SEEKING YEGGS * yg __ To B la d d e r n i iaies who survive him must have To Genitals-/ PHIL KEITH, of Birmingham that spirit, probably it was FLORA, III., Dec. 22.—Led hy Miss tin ir spirit ns well ns his, nnd it will Mildred Kelly, bookkeeper of tho be natural that tho Flagler tradition State Dank of Iukn, 111., who carried EIGHT ROUND EXHIBITION >b perpetuated in n now enterprise, a rifle, n posse of several hundred er through participation in it." armed citizens scoured n woods nenr Good Wrestling Match and a Fast Uu> Developer has rightly sensed here today for five bandits who late Consultation and Analysis Free 'be motive which inspired Mr. Flng- yesterday robbed tho hank of be­ Battle Royal b r. .Sonic years ago tho w riter whilo tween ? 15,000 nnd $20,000 in cash nnd di-cussing all of his operations on the Liberty Bonds, As tho hnndits drovo ‘a t coast, and indeed nil of his por- away from thc hank yesterday Miss ■ Hours 9-12 a. m., 1-0 p. nt. Evenings hy Appointment ■ tonal operations slnco ho entered tho Kelly grabbed a rifle, hopped into the ■ LADY ATTENDANT "il industry us u young man, asked automobile nnd led the chnse. ■ ■ M . Flagler why it wns that he had American Legion Athletic Association Gurner-WoodrufT Bldg. First Street Opp. Magnoliu ‘•’in ,-atrated all his activities ami For first class Job work—th« Herald CATARRH GLOBE PIANO CO. Disease of any of these parts or organs may caused by nerves ’ pinched at the spine by a sub-lux­ ated vertebrae P e- ru- nA a Wrestling and Athletic Exhibition To Bowels— ■RAppendix J | ^ H ill]1 CHIRO­ PRACTIC ! \i will remove the cause and give you health. W m . J . K e r m o d e , D . C. PRINCESS THEATRE, WED. DEC. 28TH ina SQUIRE EDGEGATE ■Truthful to Say the — BY LOUIS KiGiA n •i ■ �* - , . ah .• i 7 - THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1921 of tho organization. In this capacity ■■■■■■■■■■■■■a a a a a a a a a a a a a a ,ia a B B B B B B B a B B B B a a a a B a a a a wintry and sholttcr against ho will upon hia return to Jacksonblasts. S sonvillo, confer with tho local engi­ And Toxns is doing something in neer from tho War Department, who tho dairy line, too, producing $33,has charge of improvements, etc., on 000,000 worth of dairy products last tho St. Johns river. By a Sanford Celery-Fed ycur. But Texas can bent th at re­ Mr. Donnely will again bring his Man cord with her hens nnd poultry pro­ fnmlly with him upon his return. Thoy ducts, which Inst year brought to her have boon extensively entertained by ■ m m to to m farms and ranches tho snug sum of tho social set In all cities where they $43,440,000 in elenn cash. Tho Mont­ have stopped, nnd, during their stay If turkeys and chickens woro sell­ gomery Advertiser calls attention to hero, will, no doubt, bo taken into tho ing a t ten cents nplcco today I'd buy this fnct by way of encouraging a soclnl life of Sanford. greater production of poultry in Ala­ me a hot dog, yessir, This Institution, whose success nnd strength has -------------- O ' — t bama. Wc quote from a recent a r­ FLORIDA STATE NEWSPAPER Pussyfoot Johnson will conio down ticle In thnt paper, merely promising been hullded by n loynl people, whose most vnluCONTEST to Florida soon end see if ho enn find tho quotation with tho fact thnt he nble asset is the confidence, trust nnd esteem or statement of conditions in Alabama some of tho bootlcggorB. Like all In n.competition so close that it re­ can bo, nnd Is duplicated in Florida our winter saviors, Pussyfoot has those who know it best nnd whose highest enns far an essential facts nro concern­ henrd somewhere that Florida’s win­ quired an nil-day study to decido it, the highest average scores in their re­ ter climute is grand. denvor is to nttnin still higher plains of s e r v ic e ed. The quotation: spective classifications wero awarded It Is sriid of Texns that while tho wishes you n hnppy, henlthful nnd prosperous Another week of those cigars my at tho Stnto Fair to tho following: farmers of thnt state market enough Weeklies, Wauchuln Florida Advo­ wife gave mo for Christmas nnd I eggs in one year to more thnn ronch New Yenr. around the world at the equntor, tho will bo ready to swear off smoking cate; Hovun-column dallies, Minmi Herald; six column dallies, Orlando production is not sufficient to moot with tho rest of the boys. Morning Sentinel. the state demand. If his is true of These -papers nro on exhibit in the A Princeton college professor says the Lone Star state, whnt can bo snid of Alnbamn? This stnto docs he ennnot live on $10,000 a year. H o i building devoted to tho ntcrests of not produce one third of tho eggs nnd has lots of company, Thoro nro mil­ tho University of Folrlda, since tho poultry It consumes. At this w rit­ lions in tho United States who can­ contoBt was conducted under tho aus­ ing eggs nro being sold at retnil in not, nro not, will not and novor will, pices of Director B. C. Riley of tho General Extension Division of tho Un­ Montgomery at 05 nnd 70 cents a I nm not. iversity. Ho obtnined tho services of dozen nnd chickenH are bringing 35 Ilristow Adams, head of the journal­ to 40 cents a pound. While these Note an advertisement in the ism work to judgo these papers. Dur­ prices nro higher than at any time Lakeland papers of tho Straw Shoo this year, they are not abnormal for Store. I t is refreshing to Ree a ing the past year he has judged simi­ tin* season in comparison with prices truthful advertisement about shoes. lar state-wide contests in New York, tho six-column dallies. Tho Sanford elsewhere. They should be an en­ Some people are afraid to tell the Kansas, North Dakota ami Minneso­ Daily Herald took tho blue for front page; tho Orlando Morning Sentinel, ta. couragement to local farmers and the Composition of their product. Thu Florida weekly papers, accord­ for editorinl page; ami tho South new boys and girls clubs to increase ing to Professor Adams, present n Jacksonville Journal for tho best egg and poultry production on a “The business man of this city who |,|Kix.r a.orago, especially in typo- hnnillinfr of fnrm nows. On its gonwholesale scale. When those high is In the habit of hugging his steno-, , r.,,q,y( then those of most other OTa| aV0rage, the Orlnndo Morning prices obtain in a centre of product­ grapher had better quit, or wc w ill' am| ho foU1„i the decisions ex- Sontinoj tooi< th„ major blue ribbon ion like Montgomery, they must bo publish bis name,” says an exchange. ccw|inK|y difficult, so that ho had to the 8jx.column dailies. much higher in the large industrial 4 ,1 4 1 1 ,9 1 1 1 “The next day thirty-seven business tidco jnt0 ncconnt extreme nieoties of cotrtest should bo looked upon centers, where the demand Is always men culled at tho office, paid their |K.a,||jnu writing nnd other details bo- ng ft tj|Htlnct success, says Professor greater than the supply. There need subscriptions n year in ndvnnce, le 't f ,rt, he cm,i(, rem|cr finnl judgment. Adams, who contends that thero is to be no fear that over-production thirty-seven columns of advertising j j 0 js particularly interested in tho j u„t aa much reason for such compctiwill bring prices down to unprofitable to run indefinitely and told tho edi- weekly paper ns an exponent of com- t |ong among papers ns there Is among levels. The state will have to pro­ tor not to pay any attention to fool mun|ty ideals nnd ns a Borvlco agency Hvu-Htock, fruits nnd household produce three times the eggs and chick­ stories." equivalent to church.and school. 1ducts, or any other thing in which the ens it now produces to satisfy the Three prizes in each of three class-' qUnlity may bo improved through tho state demand before the farmers look others in the community look to to are given to the weekly papers! {mpCtua of comparisons and rivalries GENERAL REPAIRING for mhrkets elsewhere. lake charge of its development. first, second nnd third places for best w hether tho contestants and tho pubThe above conditinnss are true of Old Ford Carage No community has ever suffered front page, best editorial page, nnd jk. n((rco w k|, the awards is a minor West First St. Florida, except that prices are higher I*hone No. 447-W than those quoted. We send Ihous- from a surplus of mental heavy- lest bundling of farm news. Among consideration, ho thinks, if they will amis or ilollnrs „v..rv scso n L t Z ' 'vdf?hts but ltH 'lovolopmont hns often the dailies only one prize is offered l)0Rin lo rt,cognize some of tho standfnrm..rs . ...... I1()11itrv bcon seriously retarded because of a for each of the three features, though ar(|g that go Into tho making of a ....... ' , y lack of them. It does not necessarily the daily papers nro divided into two L,00(| „a „er> aI1d will take the same which should be kept at home ami go , , ,7,. ......* ...... . " . I T . , «00H ',ai’cr' a, “ V inlo „ u. _ nWM flirmn^ folIow tbat in tbiH category are in- ,:ioups-( somewhat aridtrarlly, accord- pri(lo in a creditable she sheet that they .... . . . . , . . ‘ ’ eluded those heavy financially, for in iug to the number of columns. Since .,,111 take in any other loci Iho Times has 11reached the doctrine ......................... .... .... ...... ........., ................. v.,..,.............. _ wl11 UK0 . of a creator nroducthm con,munity wil1 1,0 foun'1 im,iv' [,lt' "umber of columns which a paper j of outstanding'value. . b ^’ 1(duals with the mentality of a Chuck chooses to use is a matter of indivTho Florida papers, ho says, can poultry for years, hut so far, it Connor who have taken advantage of jdual states or expediency, tho contest Judd their own with tho best in any riZ vn Hm,! ! , 5 i ! ! i ! ' circum"t "nc“ amI amasso(1 con"itl,,r- Among the dailies would have boon' othor Bection of tho country, and with j able f‘,rtunc:. fortune. However, However, they nut, more lu,a,1> nearly' comenaurato comensurnto to to that thnt of the p(lgg|ble possible exception exception of of those those of of Get An Abstract He fore it better field for the poultry business nWw tboy are aro «atof thl! iiislneHs ever Wi|| i,e |<K,kc3tl up to as city the weeklies, nccordlng to the judge, R ' California, nro doing moro to present Buying Properly than Tennessee, having all ‘T leaders. there had been no distinction on thin ' tho advantngso of Florida, thnn is bcvantages of n hotter home mnrKct, Aliy city that can arouse tho inter- Imsls. In the weeklies, the papers jng ,iono by tho papers of any atato but our farmers persist in . ms ng est of Mr. Donnelly, is extremely for- ranged from three columns to eig h t.'j,, ^,e rninhowBH, ami neglecting the hens tunate, and more particularly so is Rccnuse thero wero so few sevcn-eolE. A. DOUGLASS, Pres, tin.t lay tb. golden eggs. It would Sanford, as ho hns already given this unm dailies entered, for example, the x o T ir u seem time to make a chnngo.-Tam - d ty tlingiWo proof of hi» Krc«t inter- sweeping victory of thu Minmi Herald Notlco Is hereby given that tho iinpn Times. est in our development. During tho loses some of its significance. The ih't'Hlgi.cil, It Yi.rtiorough, will apply to , ,. ,, . ,, , , ,, „ , , -I, tin. Honorable Hoard or Purtlnns, of j The Bank of Safety TRUCK [ Security-Service 3 rste a m ade know n ,’o u n l x A dvfr* on ap p llca•3JJ0 p e t Only 303 days till Christman. Take Tho Dnily Herald early. -o - Tho shortest dny hi tho year was last week—the 21st—but today seems long enough. -oFrom this time on thu dny will bo getting longer—longer for the boss to get up the pay rolls and other trifles. Merry Christmas is over and this will give the old man another twelve months in which to recuperate and get ready for another big Christmas, -o January is the month of sales and it bohoovos the Sanford merchants to keep the people coming here instead of allowing them to go elsewhere to take advantage of the sales that will b0 put on everywhere. ----------- o-----------Tho Sanford Herald is a welcome addition to .o u r exchange table. It is a live dnily, with local and tele­ graph news and just enough spice intersperced to make »s hunt for it ev* cry time the mail comes.—Clermont Press. Seminole county ladies will take an active part in politics this spring. And they will have some of the men trembling in their shoes before they get through the campaign. The wo­ men are great workers ami awful fast workers when they get started. ----------- o----------South Lake Press of Clermont has a line of typo that says “ What Will Clermont bo in H>22?” Well, all wo can say, Pro. Loehnor, is that if you do half as much in IP22 as you have done in the past six months Cler­ mont will bo a real city with 5,000 inhabitants. j The Peoples Bank of Sanford I A- ■. . . , I m I I I .. r . I f , , I , «• I I li f Jp * WARD & RIVE SEMINOLE ABSTRACT CO. After the year lit22 is ushered in course 0 1 ms address to tho Hoard of metropolitan papers of Jacksonville the state of Florida, at Tallahassee, - -t.’.erc v/vil {.Wiciiiing slurring in A MENTAL HEAVYWEIGHT Governors, he referred to tho occasion nnd Tampa were not entereil In tho |i.'.W'rVlV*’f<»r* a*'tmrdtm .of 'u.e'*fotlowing politics ami from tile first of the year whetl ho was retained by the Grand contests. ■ Iuf1f1,!!,,ll,: Tho possession of n still or until June the woods will resound to Those who were fortunate in bein': I runk Pacific as Consulting Engineer I he front-page contest for weeklies loxicutlng Ihiuor, tho umlorslgncd lu.vthe sonorous voire of the office seek­ present at Friday’s meeting of the to lay tiut tho city o f Ruppurt, Hrit- was especially close, but the final tie- ,,lB uuavlctod In tho County, i.ounty .liolge'H C.iurl, of Si'iiiliioln er anil the regular office seeker will Hoard of Governors of the Sanford Florida, ut a Torn, of said Cuurt l.eld ish Columbia, their northernmost ter- cision on first-page make-up gives find some nice little lady opposing < liamher of ( ommereo, wore agreed minal for which service ho was hand- first place to tho Fort Pierce News- j unm ami tV.n'i.d.y "iVy* said court, sonhim at many points. itliat no finer or more sincere expressonuly reimbursed financially. Mr. Tribune; second, Wauchula Florida I ^ ^ \ '’(,1V;i,;ya.|i;iro7Voo.lmdo jSions of Co-operation could have boon j Donnelly assured the Hoard of Gov- f Advocate; htird, Lake Wales High- iCoimiy.umlor, control of tho Board of County 1 'nmmlaslonorn. Start (he mw yen tight by send- uttered, than those expressed in a , ernors that Hanford would obtain the lander. Other papers that wero close it. Y Aitunnouait. ing some friend in Duo. 19. 1921. 12- 20-2 l*o.a.W.-2 w THE STRONGEST )nil "n", 1 ,ri' 'I* t nnrtb d l° address delivered by Mr. Wilgame services from him gratis, that to these, and deserving of high men Daily * ,r7 ; * u 1 n,,,an H{1 "uich liam r. Donnelly, of New York. 1had been rendered the Grand Trunk, tion nre: the Sarasota Times, Lees TSUARANTKBD t Nitice of Application for Tax Deed and •’ Y,U !'I||< t0 ' llM '!,,rtbcrn ^ speaks well for the possibilities and for which they had paid liim a burg Commercial, Cocoa Tribune, nnt TIRE MADE for Under Section 575 of the Genet ul <>r n uj ’cioine it Sanford cntlius- of Sanford, when they attract liie fa- handsome retainer. Kissimmee Valleyy Gazette. Even thli tliis iust mill locate here eventually ami vorublo attention of men of Mr. DojiStatutes of the State of Florida Mr. Donnelly is no strnnger in or to ' additional list leaves out some timt it will do you ami Sanford good by nelly’s type. Too often in tho past Sanford. His visit of approximately woro almost in the same class. Notice is hereby given that S. F. having him come here to live. There have men of affluence and influence, ten days last winter with his two For editorial pages of weeklies the Poudney, purchaser of Tax Certificate t 'ortU is nothing that has so much pulling patronizingly patted us on the slmul- yachts, tho Down and New Era, will awards are: First, Fort Lauderdale Sizes Falirics No. 1045, dated the 4th day of Novem­ puwer as the newspaper. Try it, idor and moved on. On innumerable be recalled by many. Ills yachts, Henild; second, Titusville Star-Advo­ 30x3 ? 9.80 ber, A. D, 1805, has filed said ccrti- $12.50 !>1S.00 30x3«/, occasions have individuals with axes now at Jacksonville, will he here with­ cate; third, I.eeHhurg Commercial. fji’it e in my offico, and lias made ap­ $19.15 S25.50 32x3 f t WHERE FLORIDA FARMERS ARE to grind surfeited those who would in two weeks, and his plans are to For best handling of farm news in plication for Tax Deed to issue in ac­ 31x4 $21.75 listen with empty words of flattery. stay in Sanford until the first of next weeklies, the papers are ranked: Pirst BLIND TO THEIR OWN cordance with law. Said certificate $25.35 S.12.10 32x4 Their interest in Sanford and its de­ April. His return for this extended Wauchula Florida Advocate; second, INTERESTS. emt races tho following described pro- $2(5.50 $.13.10 33x4 velopment was limited to the amount period is conclusive proof of his In­ Lake Worth Herald; third, Hay Coun­ norty situated in Seminole Comity, $31.25 34x4 $27.25 they could work the community for. terest in Sanford, and the Hoard of ty Beacon-Tribune, of Panama City, Texas is n great state, greatest in Florida, to-wit: W 1-2 of SE 1-4 of $33.40 $ 11.90 32x4 V i Here then comes Mr. Donnelly, per­ Governors are elated to know that with the Sarasota Times a vury closo the Union in thu number of square SW 1-4 of N Wl-4 and E 1-2 of SW $34.50 $ 12.85 33x4 Z i sonally unostentatious, as aro tdl big they will have the co-operation of runner-up. miles within its boundary lines and I-4 of SW 1-4 of NW 1-4 Sec. 22, Tp. $43.(55 Sit 1.75 35x5 men with real records of achievement Mr. Donnelly in perfecting those plans For seven-column dailies, tho Mi­ 21 S, Range 20 E. 10 acres. Tho great ill many other respects. It or­ behind them, not with something to they have promulgated for a Greater ami Hcruld took first place for front dinarily produces one-third of the cot­ sell but from his broad experience in Sanford through thu development of page, for editorinl page, and for fnrm snid land being assessed at the date ton crop of (lie United States. Its of thu issuance of such certificate in city building to give us whatever as­ rattle graze on a thousand hills, and sistance we may require in solving our the water front. Mr. Donnelly is u news, which gave it the general aver­ the nnmn of Unknown. Unless said ORLANDO, FLA. they are no more tile longhorns of civic problems. Mr. Donnelly is a member oT the Sunford Chandler of age blue ribbon in Rh clnss, practical­ .■ortlflcnte snail ho redeemed accord­ Commerce ami was appointed to serve ly witliout contest. the olden days, but the best improv­ city builder in the literal sunao of the ing to law Tnx Deed will issue there­ Competition was moro keen among ed breeds, Herefords, Angus and word and as an expert in this field on the Inland Waterway Committee on on the 4th day of January, A. D, Eyes Tested Glasses Fitted 1022. Durhnms. Her cattlemen have w m *\haa ,)U0II rot„imMl im>ro than one Witness my ufficlul signature nnd thu tight and their improved grades im.ni[t)mi tu ,ay mlt d tk .g f{)r Homo (lf TOM MOORE seal this tho 20th day of November, Optomelrlat-Optlclan are not left to fond for themselves *j)0 |arRl!Ht corporations in tho counA. D. 1021. ngninst the cruel northers thnt some- try Mr DonnoHy haH Rreat vlsi„ns Opp. Po8toffico (SEAL) E. A / DOUGLASS, times sweep over the bleak prarios ()f ^ )u Sunfur<i of tho future—would Wo Appreciate Your Business Clerk Circuit Court, but tiro kept in fenced piutturea, with wo cou|(j inculcate Home of these Seminole County, Fin. Frames Repaired Lenses Duplicate u supply of forage for emergencies, 1 lllt„ olir citizens-nm l he is II- 20-Gtc By: A. M. AVEEKS, D. C. hero to study our problems, find the solution for litem nnd show us how to If you don't see your it.proceed. He makes no bonstful claims, Good moals, $8.00 por week, The ROSE FOUR does Mr. Donnelly,—his statements Tomplo Club, corner Third and Park. are bused on knowledge received in : BLISS TRIUMPH tho widely attended Hchool of experi­ ence, in which, however, hut few se­ COBBLERS Henry McLaulin, Jr. cure a degree certifying that thoy OI*T. D. have been successful in applying tho This seed stock is especially selected Maine Grown, OPTICIAN—OPTOMETRIST ■ knowledge gained. from fields freo from Blight infection 'in our show windows, Mr. Donnelly possesses an analyti­ cal mind. In his profession as engi­ come in and Jook around 11 PECK BAGS neer his is the ntastor mind that has * built dry docks, created cities, and do—we have Something Ask for Prices ■ 1vised tho new method of wutor propuifor all of the farfiily. a sion that the near future will sco a adopted on nil inland wutorwnys and Frames Repaired Lenses Oupllcsted k solve transportation problems. Mr. j Donnlly is a mental hoavywoight, and EYES EXAMINED Phonw 497-494 5 the men in n community, who aro SANFORD FLORIDA Ssnford,TIs 212 East. 1st St. j heavy nientnily und Imbued with tho n WBLAKA BLOCK - proper civic prldo, are tho onoB that WE GRIND OUR OWN LKN8B Miller Tires NEW PRICES W. R. LINK 1 3 Happy New Y ears CHRISTMAS PRESENTS a> 33 DEANE TURNER Chase Company the ball hard­ ware co. U �. I .; -V THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1921 _ Mllle lUppenln** Mention of Hatters In Brief Personal Items of I n t e re s t » _ In ana A bout 4 % *1 *-■* faSbk * * ♦ f The d t p Summary of the Floating Small Talk* Succinctly Arranged for Herald Readers M pa m the w eath er m Pa Per Florida: Generally fair tonight Mid Wodnosdny; little change in tomjicniture. f u R a n W " * * * nick Torheun, Jr„ of Miami, is the 1 of his parents in this city for the holiday*. II A Howard spent Christmus with h o m e folks, going back to Okoochobeo City today. Zeli Ratliff has returned from a visit to Miami whero ho wns tho guest of Mr. and Mrs. Aborhathy and had the pleasuro of tho company of his little baby daughter. The American Legion dance that wnH t„ have been held Saturday night will lie held Friday night at the court house in order that tho business men will be aide to attend. Announco tho change in date to all your friends. Charlie and Hates Barnes, of tho Herald force, went to Okeechobee City today where they will rojuvonnto tho machines and otherwise put tho News office In shape and will probab­ ly make their homo thora fo r somo time. na TEMPERATURE £ *1 Looks like snow today nnd 9 it is probably snowing far*1 thor north. Our wenthor si book for 1D22 says cold <t wenthor for tho first week *> in Jnnunry nnd it is prob0 ably getting roudy for It. 80 * yesterday wns some summer * wenthor when you think a about it but thontmosphera ic conditions seem to bo * changing and a little cool a weather can bo expected so a let’s go from hero nnd mnko Q the balance of tho week n a busy week, llnvo you a litA tie Daily Herald in your a homo? <* 6:40 A. M. DEC. 27, 1921 a Maximum ...................... 80 a Minimum .................... 58 ha ... Range ............................ 55) Hu Hu remoter ...................30.40 Hu Northwest, dear. M RahuhnhaitaKahanhai in the Daily Herald. Two visitors to MICKIE SAYS the city last week saw tho advertise­ ■ ■ ment and purchasod lots in tho now IP NOO VJM4Y TUM* subdivision and will conio back hero ICE CRGAxVA ‘SOCIAL AO to- livo us soon as they can build FERNUYWm\ COIAE BA5VOW houses. Luno’s now subdivision is o n ! tho Sanford-Orlando road and frontB 1 191V WWEU NMB'Vie MADE OOP. Roso Court extending west to Onk PILE 'hi ARE ROvm\U' 'tW PAPE? Tfeft. A WOOBM \ J&< 5 Y UOO) avenue giving u very pretty layout of city lots in one of tho fastest grow -j VJE'RE 'TRMIbV TO )AA\4E a ing (sections of tho city and ull of tho u \» w ' o p f e w vr lots nra high and dry and so reason­ able thut they nro soiling fast. Seo Mr. Lnno at once and pick out a lot. cjok Ml M hi Hi im Hi ^ Hu *« Hi Wt ha ha h« n m Russell and family will spend some timo at Miami and expect to visit Sanft»rd beforo going back to Augusta, in the spring. Malcolm Wnde, night editor of tho Orlando Sentinel, and J. It. Roohnn, Associated Press operator of tho same sheet, were in tho city today and paid the Herald office an appreciated visit. Mr. Wade resided in Sanford many years ago and sees ninny improve­ ments here in the past few years, v“. Zy/Ap/.f-S" g v a tu ta i Sanford, Fla. £ PROFESSIONAL £ : AND BUSINESS £ £ DIRECTORY 5 Pa Pa You Can Find the Name of Pa Every Live Professional and P« Business Man in Sanford in Pa This Column Each Day Pa Pa Pa Pi pa pu Pn pa pa p-j Pa ■ Pa Pa Pa Pa Pa tm Quick Service Transiei Auto Radiator Repair Shop Located a t 207 French Ave., between 2nd nnd Third. 14. R. liKHURUIST. ■i ■ ■ ■ INSURANCE ■ ■ ■ 9 N. Y. LIFE INS. CO. M ■ W. T. ROBERTS, Agent ■ ■ Florida ■ Sanford Sanford Steam Laundry FOR SERVICE Call 14G-J W. BAWLING, frill). Sanford Machine # Foundry Co. General Machine and Boiler Works Automobile Flywheel Sled Gear bands la stuck Crank Shafts Re-turned ■ ■ FOR SALE FORW ENT SANFORD *:• 1 Al FLORIDA FOR RENT— I room furnished house, Illume 570 between 5 ami 0 o’clock H A U 'm iltl) LtA’ITEUY ]i, m. 231-Gtc "Battery Insurance” FOR RENT—tw o furnished hod Solti n nd S erv ice d by rooms, Gil Park Ave. 212-tfe Edw. Hi/r^ins, Inc. FOR RENT-—Bed room, 311 Park a v e ­ nue. 178-tfi Haitfht & Wieland FOR RENT—2 furnished bed rooms. “Sanford’s New Hotel” Phone J37-W, corner Elm & Third Smith Bros. Garage 11.50 Up Per Day Street. 105 tfc Experl Rcpuirtn« FUR IlENT—tw o t urnlslictl rooms, S. O. Shinholser 505 West Third. Phono 77. OIL, GAS and ACCESSORIES Contractor and lluilder 231-Otp Oak nnd First SANFORD -:•:* FLORID* WANTED—To repair autos at homo garages. Apply 505 West Third St. H. W .NlCKERSON~ Phono 77. 231-Otp Geo. W. Knight Public Accountnnt; Audits—Systems FOR RENT—Two unfurnished rooms Real Estate und Imturancn Income Tax Service und private bath. 411 I’nrk Ave. Room 10 McNeill-Davis Bldg. FLORIDA 231-Otp SANFORD Phono 852 Orlando, Fla. The vocational committee of the Busi­ ness and Professional Women’s Club requests all young wunnn desiring employment to register at the First National Bank. AG NTS O BERNER. ChairniHti Hero’s u unique murket-plncu that you can visit without stirring from your easy chair. You will find it in the advertising columns of I ho Daily ! A. P. C O N N E L L Y j FOR RENT—Rooms and kitchennttos, I Shirley Apt., opp, P. O. 220-2Gtp FOR SALE—Citbbngu plants. J, E. FOir RENT—One furnishod Ee3 Spaulding, 2^1- l t c , room, also garage. 110 Laurel Ave. FOR RENT—Two light hotiselteoping 190-tfe rooms. Apply to 118 Myrtlo Ave- --------------nuo. 234-atp t ’OK «KNT. 5 room bungalow, fu r­ nished, 2 garages. Good location. FOR SALE—Paper sholl pecans, 801 — E. F. Lane, “The Real Estate Man" * Magnolia. 23G-3tp FOR SALE—Ono 25 Remington auto­ FOR RENT—5 room house furnished. matic riflo with 500 cartridges. One $75.00 per month. Good location*—■ 12-gauge Winchester pump. One E. F. Lane. 231-3tp Remington automatic 38 pistol. In­ quire Smith Bros. Garage. 231-titp FOR RENT—Good seven room house, well located. $15 per month.—A. FOR SALE—Eight room house with P. Connolly. 230-tfc bath. Immediate possession. Small payment down, long time on balance. WANTED See Lane or address Box 782, DnyWANTED—Position liy refined Indy tonn, Fla.____________ HKI-Tu-Sat-iw as housekeeper, companion or plain FOR SALE—One Daisy churn. Call sewing, Mrs. Brown, 317 Third St. 415-W. 201-tfc 230-2tp MULES FOR SALE—Fivo teams WANTED—Customers for fresh milk, splendid, medium sized farm mules morning ami evening deliveries.—R. at low prices.—F. N. Burt, DeLeon L. Garrison. Phono 3711. 109-St-Tu Springs, Fin. 231-10tc 201-tfc FOR SALE—Household and kitchen furuituro.—000 Lou roll Ave., cor­ George A. DeCottes ner of (itii street ami Laurel Avenue. Attorney-Ht-Lnw 23(l-2tp Over Seminole County Bank .. Employment Bureau.. j Tlie Street that Saves You Money J ■ 120 acre homestead for sale. 15 acres cleared s land. Must move at once. Close to transpor- 5 tation. Flowing wells. I Classified advertisements, 3 rents a lino. No ad taken for less that 25 cents, and positively no classified .ids charged to anyone. Cash must accompany nil orders. Count live words to a line nnd remit ac­ cordingly. S to ru g c F ucIHUuh It hu please you, tell uthers; It uu tell us. Phone VJo OF ALL KINDS R N N 9 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■’ ir ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ " W E D E L IV E R T 1IE GUUUo M a H | It M ■ 3 A BARGAIN FOR CASH CONTRACTORS AND UUILDKIta l’iaues and Specifications Crucrtuii, Furnished All Work Guaranteed II. T. PACE I*. O. Box iu. H II K II ■ ■ ■ ■ H Sanford Constructs Co. R ■ i-i *" Pa Pa Pa Pa Tu Pa Pa Pa Pa Pa ■ ■■■■■■■■■■HBnalinB 9 110HH ■!!■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ —. ■ — -----... . ........ —I ............................................................................ .. ■ ■ ... s r a fff r w r / s o / f f e a r* Sanford Welding Co. ■ . Select Yours Now Located In Eagle Bldg., 205 Oak Ave. n u n ■ n n i »u Acteylene Welding U R n it M H It 11 II \*u) he will be glad to receive ns a Christmas Gift. ■ a a ■ R IF@ir T ib ® Just received, in knobby putterns, nil sizes, Shirts Col. George Rigby, mnyor of Or­ mond, nnd former resident of this city was here a short timo today visiting his many old friends. He hud lunch witli the Rotary Club at tho Valdez Hotel and enjoyed the visit very There wil be a big sale of used nun ii. FOR RENT—Half of store, with fine c»r» ,n Sanford one day next week, tho displuy window, No. 221 East First announcement to lie made in the Daily L. A. Russell, head of the Russell street, opposite postoffice, 230-tfc Heruld in a few days. If you are in Piano Co., of Augusta, Gn., is in tho the market for n used car watch tho city tmluy with Manager Hintormister Herald for the time and ptneo. LANE’S SUBDIVISION looking over tho situation regarding APPEALS TO BUYERS the opening of a largo retail store in NOTICE AND HOME BUILDERS the city. The Russell Co., is ono of Regular meeting of G. I. A. at Muthe largest wholesale pinno houses in Edward Lnno reports tho sale of soinc Hnll December 27th at 8:30 p. the South ami they have decided to Installation of officers, All mako Sanford hoad(|unrters for tho several more lots in his new subdivis- m. wholesale business and nro doing a ion today and he is grentiy pleased members requested to bo present, PRESIDENT. fine business over the stnto. Mr. with tho results of his advertisem ent1 ■ M r fti rr\ Declared to bo n screen masterpiece equnl If not superior to his enormous­ ly successful production of "The Mlrnclo Man," George Lonna Turker’s last picture production, “Ladies Must Live," will be tho feature at tho Star Theatre today. Hetty Compson, who made n great hit in “Tho Miracle Mnn’ | in which Hho played opopBlto Thomas Molghnn, is the featured plnyor In “Ladles Must Live.’’ Although sucaumbing gradually to fatal illness just as tho final scenes of the picture were taken, Mr. Tuck­ er, lying on n stretcher, supervised the cutting of the 110,000 feet of film that had been taken. This had to be reduced to the limited number of reels Imt when the work was completed, experts asserted that the picture, from every standpoint, was the best production Mr. Tucker ever made. Tho story deals with tho troubles of certain women who, siticu Indies must live, plan to make that living ns easily ns possible. In the devel­ opment of tills theme, the genius of Mr. Tucker found its finest expres­ sion, the result being a picture of su­ preme interest and appeal to every film fan, Robert Ellis and .Tack Gil­ bert have tlie two lending men’s roles. Tho picture is bused on a novel by Alice Duor Miller. n ■ n ■ a s T r ititit# lUl SCREEN MASTERPIECE IS lm GEORGE LOANE TUCKER’S m» LATEST “LADIES MUST LIVE” N I* PAGE FIVE . ■ . .i—. ■ • , Herald, It is a market place whore you can satisfy your need of merchan­ dise of every description. No matter what you need clothing, furs, furni­ Hotel Montezuma ture, pianos, office equipment, groceries—you will find these nnd-n hundred SANFORD NOVELTl WORKS other offerings in The Sanford Daily Herald. >i V. C. CULLER. Prop. There is Every Advantage of Studying The Merchandise Offerings ip— 1 fj The Sanford General Shop and Milt | V' vit'l'ffi Vt7A*.lr -T CO W TO A CTO fc , i , d BU U.D EV » M7'C9Mw»yttat Bircat f ■nitard^FU * 'IfWo»rk’ l.yitihd&rwny.'Tor the uddUiOU tO Tth i‘‘SU th Capital nF TuHah^^te.1 TWo how: vtdrtgs’v/lll'poralblyi be added ^ trtiin i’th^'Ooming year, ni \ 1 V “1 i* lot t ifu • cif.i, -u, '• ■ n u a u a u H i m u M R i m H H H a > H i H H i |I I I H I ,I I I I I I I M n a a ,I I I M U M I I H I H 1 H i a a i H T 'itr0 will be no shortage of mnterial for. piano keys whfto the world I* full ’of-people who think they caii get something for nothing.. I To the Public Until further notice the HANFORD will make Daily trips between SANFORD and ENTERPRISE leaving PAV1LLION PIER: 1 ’ ‘1 HANFORD - ................... 8:00 A’ M. 4:30 P. M. ENTERPRISE ........................ .. 8:30 A. M! 5:00 P. M, FAKE EACH WAY, 25c FOR HIKE..........'I............ ;........... 10:00A.M. 4:00 P.M . Additional trips Will he"nnnouiYce^f as tho aerHeil is " ,ii 1 /'*, I Required 1 ■ •' ' CAPTAra ATKINSON rhird*StreeA * • 203 East Third1 >:p* t 'f 205-L1 I1Phone he -*5TO. A. 1. , •• * M «eigatM N M fen iM k -im Lgfl j ■, I* j � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1921 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, December 27, 1921 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 27, 1921. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 27, 1921; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/03aab1042b8f4a4bb465996a8d2480eb.pdf 1d3fca9998c21516abe0b87f1852df5b PDF Text Text D aily Herald IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VOLUME n 02151213 THB “City Substantial” VEGETABLE SECTION SANFOHD, FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1921 FRANCE WILL OPPOSE WILSON’S BIRTHDAY IS HINTS AT OPPOSITION TO BEING COMMEMORATED ATNEW YORK TODAY Sanford NUMBER 237 SEMINOLE WILL BLOSSOM — CONFERENCE INTO COTTON FIELDS— A BIG ACREAGE IS PLANNED Seem to Think France Must Have More Navy Than Germany Women From All Over Country Are Attend­ ing’ Luncheon AN ANNUAL AFFAIR LAST WORD OF FRANCE REITERATION OF STATEMENT MADE WEEK HY NAVAL . EXPERTS LAST FIRST ANNIVERSARY OF ONE OF (Ilr Tlic Aaaorlnlrd Press) WASHINGTON, Dec. 28.—Franco’s GREAT PRESIDENT TO FORM Inst word on tho question of limita­ ANNUAL CELEBRATION tion of submarine tonnage, reiteration of her claim set forth last week by (Hr Tin* Associated Press) NEW YORK, Doc. 28.— Women h e r naval experts, will bo delivered from nil over tho United States nro today to the Arms Conference, mem­ Ir.ic today to attend tho luncheon bers of the French delegation said ns commemorating tho birthday of Wood­ they went Into today’s meeting of row Wilson. At tho snmo tlmo thoy the conference naval committee. Re­ were to celebrato the first anniversary ports that there might be further dis­ of tho plan to honor tho former pres­ cussion of tho subject with a view to ident through permanent foundation, persuading France to pare down her plans for raisin# onu million as fund claims were described by members of to endow periodic awards for "Mori- the delegation as a joke. torious service to Democracy, public welfare, liberal thought or penco HOLD UP MESSENGER ON EXPRESS CAR—LOOT SAFE through justice,” announced to ho iimkin# progress. Cnmpnign for fund KANSAS CITY, Dec. 28.—Two will begin January 10th, period be­ haiiilits late iast night boarded the tween noiin and one o’clock p. m. that Missouri Pacillc passenger train day being designated as Wilson hour. hound from Scdnlin to Kansas City WASHINGTON, Dec. 28.—Wood- and held up Express Messenger L. II. row Wilson today quietly celebrated Holland, making their escape after his sixty-fifth birthday at his homo looting the snfo in the express car. here. While no deviation from his Holland was shot during the holdup, daily program is planned, many let­ but was not seriously wounded. ters, cablegrams and tclcgrums con­ A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY taining greetings were delivered at the Wilson home. Several moro inti­ Pastor Burhnns has been successful mate friends called to extend greet­ in securing Rev. Lillian Britton Ful­ ings in person. ton, A. II., for a series of lectures on Christian Psychology, which will be­ OHIO RIVER FALLING, gin Sumlny ngiht, January 1st, and HIGH CREST OVER­ continuo through tho week. Mrs. Ful­ SLIGHT DAMAGE DONE ton comes to us highly recommended and people who hnvo listened to these (Ilr The AnanrlntrA Press) CINCINNATI, Doc. 28.—Ohio river New Thought addresses hnvo been here early today showod a fnll of greatly delighted. two-tenths of a foot from high erost stago of fifty-six feet reached Into yesterday. Oamnge caused by high Loans to Farmers May Be Provided water wore slight. PARIS, Dec. 28.—France’s deter­ mination to have a powerful fleet nnd objections to the limitation efforts of the Washington conference wore vig­ orously voiced In tho Sonato yester­ day during n discussion of tho mu­ rine section of tho government’s bud­ get. Sonnotr Henri Rcrenger, who re­ ported the marine budget, Bnld Franco wns nt a decisive turning point. "Is Franco still independent in her navy as in her army"? ho askod. "Has tho old principle of sovereignty been sac­ rificed somewhat in those conferenc­ es wherein we have been promised a sort of Internationale of happiness?" Senator do Kerguozoc defended the submarine as an essential weapon of defense, but wished it to he confined to military uses instead of being ap­ plied to torpedoing commerce. "At the Washington conference,’’ ho said "we were surprised to see the French delegation domnnd .150,000 tons of capital ships when Franco does not desire to carry war into foreign wat­ ers. France desires no imperialism, hut if wo found Do Don’s proposal strange there nro, novertholoss, limi­ tations which wo cannot accept.” Preceding tho debate over tho nnvnl situation, the naval commission had published a resolution urging tho minfster of marine to increase tho number of submarines so as to ade­ quately defend hto const lino, in view of the present weakness of the navy, which was stressed during tho discus­ sion in tho senate. The concluding paragraph of tho naval commission’s resolution was ns follows: "One cannot conceive, therefore, that France’s efforts in this direction should ho obstructed or limited. It is a question of national independence and of the right of legitimate dofenso that is at stake.” And the Princess Said "Bla-BIa!” Vi * ♦ i ■ ' (, ;v iw m ?- ■ ■ - *» ,*••• * .. *i ■ , •■ < • • ■ . ■ m ■■ i m * Thru Land Banks RIG DOINGS TONIGHT AT THE PRINCESS THEATRE. Senator Trammell Introduces Bill of IIOXING, WRESTLING, ETC. Great Importance There will lie big doings tonight nt WASHINGTON, Dec. 28.—Senator tho Princess Theatro when Gordon nnd 1Park Trammell Introduced in tho sonKeith meet in a boxing match nnd nto two hills of great Importance Inst there will also bo several good week. Onu of his bills provides for n wrestling matches and several other fund of fifty million dollars a year stunts including a battle roynl. Tho for loans to farmers through tho fed­ American Legion can ho counted upon eral land banks. to give you nn evening’s plcnsurc. At Senator Trammell sayH thousands the Princess tonight. of farmers at present are denied long time loans from the federal land hanks .Mrs. M. C Wagner of Savannnh is bccnuHO tho funds nro not nvnilnblo. in the city for n few days, the guest His other bill provides for tho War of the Valdez hotel. Finnnco Corporation to hnvo authority to make advances nnd loniiH to farm­ ALL DISCIPLINE AND ers and cattlemen through hanks un­ NO FUN MAKES JILL A til July 1, 1028, instead of having this REBELLIOUS GIRL relief to agricultural interest termi­ nated In 1022 ns provided by tho pres­ Has a pretty girl tho right to wenr ent law. Under tho law which Sena­ pretty clothes nnd hnvo n good time? tor Trammell Hecks to hnvo extended Or should girls ho kept strictly nt for one yonr longer tho citrus fruit homo as their great grandmothers and cattle industry of Florida have were, and dressed in plnln clothes to had advances of largo Bums mndo to prevent their becoming vnln? them through Floridn hanks by tho It is a pretty generally accepted War Finance Corporation. With tho psychological fact tluit suppressed de­ law extended for ono yonr beyond its sires are tho most dangerous. For In­ present lifo Florida will no doubt re­ stance, tho girl who novor has any ceive further substantial aid. pretty clothes thinks twlco ns much about them as tho girl who hns thorn n i n e ' iiu n d r e d q u a r t s ns a matter of courso. Tho hoy who ON HOARD YACHT CAUGHT is forbidden to play enrds is JuHt twlco AT MIAMI YESTERDAY as eager to learn to play poker ns tlio boy whoso parents join him in a III) Thr Aaaorlnlrd Prraa) MIAMI, Dec. 28.—British schooner cheerful game in tho family Hitting Water Witch, is in possession of fed­ room, eral authorities here today nnd tho There nro oven folks who renlizo officors nro under arrest nH tho re­ that a nation which Is forbidden its beer, thinks and talks and yonrna sult of tho discovery of nine hundred twice as much for its boozo iih it did qunrtH of liquor aboard yeHterduy. Of­ ficials said tho liquor was so curefulin prohibition days. Tho story of n girl who novor had ly concealed they missed it when tho nny fun or pretty clothes and who vessel was first searched. breaks nwny from stern discipline tho very morning hIio attains her eigh­ REFINED SUGAR BREAKS —GOES BELOW LEVEL teenth birthday has been amusingly FIVE CENTS TODAY told in Bebo Daniels' latest picturo, "One Wild Week," which is tho main ( I I ) T h r A aadelated P r r a a ) attraction nt tho Star Theatro today. NEW YORK, Doc. 28.—Refined suAh tho girl who trios to ninko up Ignr broko bolow fivo cent lovol today for lost tmlo nnd hnvo a littlo wholo- for thq first timo In sovoral yonrs duo som°, natural fun, MIsh Daniels has n ■to continued weakness of raw sugar. delightful rolo, woll suited to her tom- Federal Sugnr Roflning Company re­ pernmont and Btylo. duced Its quotation to 4.90 cents n Also a good comody. pound for fine grunulatcd. bSLL\XUUlm*UH * " W h a t do you think of tho situation la Hie Balkans?" tho Inquiring reporter asked Princess Priscilla ns she arrived la America. "Illa-blal” she answered. Princess Priscilla, you see. c an't talk much yot T h a t's hOr m other, Princess Ulbesco of Rumania, holding her up for • view of tho Htatuo of Liberty . RAILROADS WANTED CONTINUE TO HOLD OFF STATE LAW INTERSTATE COMMERCE CONTROL LaFollette Charges Secret Meeting in Washing­ ton With Farmers . HAVE NO CLUE Looks Like Staple Crops JACKSONVILLE Will Bring Good Pric- , es This Year MURDERERS YET JACKSONVILLE, Dec. 28.—Sheriir today is without n cluo to tho slnycr of the young man believed to bo W. M. Allison, nn nutomobilo mechanic of Columbus, Ohio, whose TO (JET IN WHERE THE SEED IS body was found in tho woods near GOOD AND T. A. BRUM LEY here yesterday by a negro woman. WILL LOOK AFTER THE Every effort is being made to loeate GINNING. Elmer Bloom, with whom Allison left Columbus several months ago for The Sanford section, nnd all ovor Florida in search of work. Seminole county, will plnnt somo cot­ ton this spring and already ninhy FLORIDA PLAYS LOUISIANA acres are being broken up in nnd ’ AT HAVANA, CUBA NEXT CHRISTMAS DAY around Longwood, Markham and oth­ er parts of tho county for this stnplo ( I I ) T h e A n i u c I i i I i -i I P r e s s I GAINESVILLE, Dec. 28.—A game crop. Cotton wns grown hero sevopwith Louisiana State at Havana, al years ago but the boll woovil ar­ Cuba, ext Christmas Day is on tho rived and tl'e price dropped and tho Florida football schedule made pub­ farmers of Seminole quit raising it lic today. Other games are sched­ for awhile I.. A. Bromley arranged a big ginuled with Rollins, North Carolina, and plant on his place on Celery ave­ Mississippi A. and .M., Mississippi nue, and since that time there has college, Tnlane, Oglethorpe, Clcntson, been hut little doing in tho cotton Alabama, Tennessee, wnth several line. dates open. However, the boll woovil is not hero now and since tho farmers of this VOCATIONAL UNIVERSITY county do not need to depend upon AT JACKSONVILLE IS NOT DECIDED IS UNDERSTOOD tiie cotton crop they can safely plant a Idg acreage from timo to timo nnd then rest up on tho cotton crop and', (II)' Tlir .\«<tiii<lnlt'il I'rraa) WASHINGTON, Dec. 28.—Forbes plan other crops, making good both^. still planned today to obtain from ways. The boll weevil will not b« President Harding authorization for here this year and there will ho sever* the establishment of vocational uni­ al hundred acres planted and ginnod versity at former army enntonmont at the Brumloy gin. There arc many in South. It Ih understood that In sov- idle acres nnd mnny idle tnon and eral days Camp Johnston at Jackson­ there will he no trouble this sp rin g ’ ville probably will ho selected. Re­ to get all tiie labor needed. ports today are that Forbes will mnko C. W. Entzmingor, W. C. Hatchern second tour before selecting Blto for nnd several others of Longwood willl new university described by Forbes ns plant many acres of cotton. L. Pi rumors. Hagan of Markham will plant nt least ono hundred acres. L. A. Brumloy of Celery avenue will plnnt about ono Automobile Bandits hundred acres and several other farm­ Rob Distilleries ers hnvo expressed n willingness to Instead of Banks plnnt from fifty to ono hundred ncroe. L. A. Brumloy can furnish the seed Five Trucks Swoop Down cm Ken­ that is strictly from a section where tucky Distillery and Get there hns never been nny boll woovil $.10,000 Worth and will give tho farmers nil tho in­ formation they wunt in regard to the (II) The Aaaorlnlrd Prraa) FRANKFORT, Ky., Dec. 28.—Fivo planting of cotton in this section. I t automobile trucks of armed men re­ looks ns though it would bo a good ported to hnvo swooped down on Blue crop nnd with gins nnd n mnrkot es­ Ribbon distillery nt Eminence, Ky., tablished here it should ho n good today and after locking two guurds crop for men who nro wnntlng t a in the office of tho plant escaped with put in n stnplo crop of somo sort.. ‘ It nlso looks us though cotton whiskey valued nt $80,000. would bring a good price this year, ns mnny plnntcrs in tho Mg cotton FORMER GOVERNOR sections of Georgia and Alabama will OF NORTH CAROLINA not plant a big acreage this year on? DIED AT ItALEIGII TODAY account of the bull woovil nnd for* other good nnd sufficient reasons nnd] ( I I ) T h r Anauclnlrd P rr a a ) RALEIGH, N. C., Dec. 28.—For­ Seminolo county can nnd will got in— mer Governor Thomas Walter Bick- to the game with good chnnccs oF ott, who suffered a stroke of paraly­ making money. sis at his home here last night, died nt 9:15 this morning without regain­ MAN SHOT TO DEATH ing consciousness. Mr. Uickott serv­ IIY MOB IN KEY W E 8 W " ed two terms as attorney general be­ KEY WEST, Dec. 27.—Manuel' fore being elected governor in 191(5 He was succeeded last January by Head, who, barricaded In tho cupola Cameron Morrison, and has practiced of n house horo Sunday Htood off a molt of armed Key West citizens afterlaw here since. ho had shot nnd killed Willinm H. Decker, was taken frotn tho county CO. I), ATTENTION! jnil by another crowd nnd riddled^* with bullets Tuesday. Hdq., Co. I)., 1st Inf., F. N. G. Marines from tho Key West navy Sanford, Fin., Dec. 27, 1921. yard guarded tho county jnil after Orders No. 80: 1. —The regular Armory drill ofHcnd’s capture until tho mob which this organization in hereby postponed formed after Decker’s rnurdor broko from Wednesday night, December 28, up. They gnvo way shortly after 2 1921, until Thursday night, Dec. 29th, a. m. to deputies who patrolled out­ side tho jail. Word that tho mnrlnea 1921, at 7:30 p. m. 2. —The Armory drill for this weekhad been relieved wns pnssod about is postponed from Wednesday night nnd tho crowd gnthored again. * Ap­ until Thursday night in order to por- proaching tho Jnil, ono of tho leaders mit tho men of this organization to called for Sheriff Curry nnd when ha attend the athletic exhibition to ho opened tho door n dozen mon forcod staged by the Cnmphull-Lonsing Post their way in, ovorpoworing him and of tho Amorican Legion at tho Prin­ tho Jailor, ohtainod tho keys to Head’* coll nnd mndo for their victim. Head cess Theatro on Wednesday night. •1.—All officers nnd enlisted nion of wns shot twice beforo being taken thiH organization uro hereby ordered away. Ho wns then plnced in an auto report for drill during this week tomobilo nnd tnken far out on a coun­ on Thursday night, Docembor 29th, try road near old Fort Martollo and 1921, nt 7:30 p. m. there strung to n tolophone pol*. Twenty-two bullet wounds wore found GEO. A. DeCOTTES, Capt. Inf., F. N. G. Cmdg. In tho body when It was cut down. NO BOLL WEI WASHINGTON, Dec. 28.—Charges without an explanation of its source were made by Senator LaFollette of as follows: "On December 9, a secret meet­ Wisconsin in a formal statement is­ ing was held in Washington nt which sued yestordny, that representatives high officials of the railroads, tho of the railroads and of ‘.lie coal, steel, coal and steel and lumber interests and lumber Interest-? at a "secret" attempted to enlist the farmers in nn meeting held in Washington Decem­ 'agreement whereby all agitation by tho fnrm interests for repeal of sec­ ber 9th attempted to obtain from farm tion 15-A for tho restoration of state organization leaders nnd did obtain control over iatrastatu rates should i • from some such lenders adherence to cease. an agreement not to push legislation t “Tho great special interests repre­ to repeal tho commonly called guaran­ sented at this conference were suc­ cessful in obtaining the consent of ty section of tho transportation act certain of the farm representatives to nnd restoro statu control of state such nn agreement. rates. i "This conference was participated Tho Wisconsin senator mndo his in by tho special committee rqprosontcharges in elaborating on his asser­ nig tho railway executives, of which tion "that a plan is now afoot to per­ Mr. Attorbury of tho I’onnsylvnnin petuate tho fundamental provisions of railroad wan chairman. There had the transportation act, embodied in been a previous conference in Now section 15-A (Tho Guaranty section York September 21, of which J. It. of which n portion expires noxt March 1) and to render pormnnont tho intol­ ! CHICAGO, Dec. 27.—"Wo hnvo noverable conditions which huvo mndo Hownrd was mndo chnirmnn. tho transportation system for the past or entered into nn agreement with tho two yonis nn instrument for tho ex­ rnilronds to ccaso agitating nnything,’ ploitation of tho American pcoplo." | tho American Farm Bureau Federa­ In substantiation of his chnrgos Mr. tion Haid in n statement yesterday, in LaFollottu mndo public what ho de­ reply to tho stnteinont issued by Sonscribed as " a brief report of tho ac­ 'ntor LaFollotto- nt Washington. "Wo tion of tho ccnforonco" hold horo De­ ' nro committed to roped of section 5-A cember 9, which ho branded "as a con­ of the railroad act and will continuo spiracy to betray not only tho farm­ ^o work for it and we likewise are By tho wny, did Greece vindlcato ers but tho consuming nnd tho pro­ [committed to restoration of somo of In tho Japanose language, **th* ducing millions of tho nation. This tho powers of state rnto making com­ that grent moral principal sho was main chnnco” and tho "mainland* fighting for? report was mndo public by tho sunutor missions.” mean tho samo. �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1921 PAGE SIX RldNEY-WOODCOCK Mr. nml Mrs. E. Woodcock announce tho mnrrlngo of their dnughtor, Madge, to E. S. HiAnoy, which took plnco Saturday ovenlftg nt tho Baptist Tontple, Hcv. Gcorgo Hyman officiat­ ing. Mr. and Mrs. Rlfaoy will bo nt homo to tholr friends ntXvpopka. i n^RudolfhVUsntina aei ~ IT h e S , AT TIIE STAR THEATRE. FRIDA Y ANII SATURDAY, DEC. 30 and 31. * * * * * * * * * * * minded; n school for education and training and a colony for the segre­ gation and employment of sueli per­ sons. * STATE NEWS * + + + * + + + + + + + MIAMI, Dec. 2D.—An official rep­ resentative of the Miami city food ami diary Inspector who has just con­ cluded n tnrec months survey of tho local restaurants announces that "lunches," "cafes," "restaurants" nnd other places of like character here servo an nverage of 1-1,420 meals daily. The combined seating capac­ ity of the various places is 4,101, with a total of 7l).’l employes, and tho estimated total capital invested is $500,431. The average price paid for brcnkfnst is 31 cents, lunch 44 cents and dinner 52 cents. The survey did not include tho ho­ tel dining rooms and was confined to places catering only to white persons. WEST PALM BEACH, Dec. 22.— Tho problem "how enn a pump mnn bo made to pump" proved too much for the City Commission at its last meeting. The pump man who operates the water system and pumping station in the Reed addition to North Palm Beach lmd issued an ultimatum, according to Commis­ sioner Magers, that ho would pump only every other tiny and that more­ over he would not permit willing were not getting water enough and hands to "spoil" him on his off days. Accordingly, folks in that section of the city were complaining that they were not getting water enough and that sometimes they had been unable Women Voter’s League to get any for hours. Will Meet at the Court In reply to complaints J. Frank House, Friday, Dec. 30 Reed, owner of the water plant, sug­ gested to W. W. Tllibots that he try his influence with the pump mnn hut Every Woman in Seminole County Urged to Be Present Tihbets did not fancy the task and in turn suggesttd tlint the jolt lie turned Every woman in the county is not over to Commissioner Magers, who only invited, but urged to attend the hrough the subject up at the meeting. meeting at the Court House on FriAfter City Attorney Blackwell had dny, December 30th at 2:30 p. m., to given an opinion that there was noth­ consider the formation of a County ing in the charter or the statutes League of Women Voters, in connec­ which gave the Commission power to tion with the state and nationnl or­ discharge Mr. Reed’s personal em­ ganization of that name. ploye or to compel i im to pump, thu Tho League is NOT a woman’s pnrCommission officially reached the ty—it is strictly non-partisan, nnd en­ conclusion that the only way out was dorses neither a party nor an individ­ to ask Mr. Reed to firo his pump ual. mnn nnd permit the city to engngo Tho Longuo advises every woman to and pay another who would pump join the party of her choico, nnd it every day. may ondorso platforms nnd principals. Its objects arc: 1. —Education in Citizenship. GAINESVILLE, Dec. 2:i.-Tho first (piota of patients from the Htntc hos­ 2 . —Improved Legislation. pital for the insane at Chattahoochee 3.—Betterment of Schools. have arrive! here and have been quar­ •I.—Efficiency in Government. If a League is formed in Scminolo tered at the Florida farm colony for tlie epileptic and feeble minded. The County it will be along these lines and (piota included 33 girls and 7 hoys, for the purposes. Remember the date: Friday, De­ all whites and they are to be followed cember 30, 2:30 p. m. by approximately 175 more. The colony lias been established on You never can tell. Evontually the Seaboard Air Line railroad, just Chinn may have a sphere of Influenco outside the city limits nnd during the last two years nearly $200,000 has in China. been expended by tile statu in clear­ You can ho an idealist, however, ing land and erecting and equipping buildings. Approximately $200,000 without slipping tho other fellow all additional has been appropriated by tlie aces. the legislature and is no wnvnilnbio The Moore Haven Times tells that for tho further extension of the in­ N. I’. Ynntis and J. J. Hendry linvo stitution. formed a co-partnership for the pur­ Florida is the forty-third state to pose of selling Florida meats nnd make provision for its epileptics and feeble-minded eitizczns and estab­ produce. They will hnvo a special lishment of the colony apparently re­ storage place at the workss of tho sulted more from a popular demand Florida lee and power Company, nnd than the work of any individuals or will buy and sell Florida licef, pork and mutton. They will also buy pro­ organiations. The institution was opened Novem­ duce, vegetables and poultry, syrup, ber 1 and more than 100 patients al­ corn, liny and peanuts. ready have been received. Tlte purposes of the colony ns set LOST, Strayed or Stolen, one brown fortli in the legislative act providing Collie pup, five weeks old. Return for its establishment are tho provid­ ing of an asylum fur thu cam and to George Hyman, 515 Park nvonuo, 23fl-2tc protection of the epileptic and feeble- for reward. A H 8 it' When You Think of a Cord Tire There Ih only One Word to Remem­ ber, That is— ROYAL For there is but one. Don’t liny cheap, unknown hriiuda when you can buy a Royal nt the same price. ti'r alk. , Royal Royal Tubes Cord 30x3 Vt .......... ... $1H.30 $2.H0 2.95 32x3Vj .......... .... 25.75 3.45 31x4 .......... .... 29.45 3.70 32x4 .......... ..... 32.50 33x4 ......... ...... 33.50 3.HO .......... ...... 31.50 4.00 4.00 32x4 Vi ......... ...... 42.70 Royal Royal Tubes Cord 33x4 Vi ....... ....... $13.75 $1.75 4.90 34x4 Vi ....... ....... 44.85 5.10 15x1 Vi ........ ....... 40.10 5.30 10x1 Vi ......... ....... 47.10 5.70 ....... 53.20 83x5 0.00 85x5 ........ ........ 55.85 0.35 ....... 58.75 17x5 ........ Frank Akers Tire Co. , VULCANIZING F irst and Elm Ave. - • l’hone 447-W BON TON BRIDGE CLUB Tho members of tho Bon Ton Bridge Club woro most plensantly entertain­ ed this morning nt n Bridge Luncheon by Mrs. Ben Caswell nt her homo on Mngnolin ave. Thcro being two ta ­ bles of plnycrs. In tho interesting gnmo of bridge played during tho morning, high score was mude by Mrs. Robert Hines, who was given n gold Chinn unit nnd pepper shaker set. Following tho nwnrding of tho prize, Mrs. Cnswoll served salmon lonf with cream sauce, peas in timbals, cheese salad in pepper cups, hot rolls, fruit enke nnd coffee. Those enjoying tho cordial hospitnlity of this chnrming hostess wero: Mrs. J. D. Woodruff, Mrs. Ed. Betts, Mrs. Joo Chittenden, - Mrs. Robert Hines, Miss Esther Milior, Mrs. How­ ard Smith, Mrs. Dan U. Wilder of Jacksonville and Mrs. R. S. Holly. BLIND TO TEACH BLIND a The Star To-day 9 GEORGE LOANE TUCKER’S a “Ladies Must Live” with BETTY COMPSON. All tho shades of modern wornan’s life—her glory, her foibles, her follies, her wnys with the world nnd men. In a gorgeous picture of things not every­ body knows. Also FOX NEWS­ Robert Pruitt was stricken blind on his tenth birthday, while at play with a number of Chinese schoolboys In the American mission compound at IIwaiiKlisIcn, Shantung province where be was born. A blow on tho head produced paralysis of the optic nerves. That was 13 years ago. Todny as a bachelor of arts of Har­ vard, where he graduated recently. Mr. Pruitt Is returning to China with a plan to estaldlsli a school for the blind In connection with the Chinese college at llwanghsleii. Ills parents. Dr. and Mrs. C. W. Pruitt, formerly of Youngstown, Ohio, have been sta­ tioned la llwnnghs'cn for ninny years BECK HAM-SMIT1I Dr. M. E. Gabard, of Genova dis­ trict, married Miss Ruth E, Smith nnd Mr. Harry E. Beckham nt Gonovn Sunday afternoon at four o’clock. Tho young couple nro from Sanford where they nro known to n largo cir­ cle of friends who will bo surprised DEB'S HOME COMING WILL BE CELEBRATED nnd delighted to learn of their wed­ AT TERRE HAUTE ding. Tomorrow—Bebe Daniels in “One Wild Week”; “Going Thru The Rye” Comedy 'S SAFETY FIRST Cleanliness is next to Godliness Wo invite the public nnd nil users of ELDER SPRINGS WATER to visit the spring nml in our method of hnndling its product. Why tnko n chnnco? Your eminent physicians clnim thnt this water in unexcelled nnd its purity mnkes it most beneficial for mnny troubles. (llr T he Aasorlnlrd I'rma) Miss Mildred Dickson, of Orlando, TERRE HAUTE, Dec. 21.—Prepar­ spent Christmas hero with her Bisters ations for elaborate home coming Mrs. Chris Matthews and Mrs. James celebration to be held today in honor Stewart. of Eugene V. Delis by local Socialists was abandoned when it became known Mr. and Mrs. Voile Williams an­ commutation granted by President nounce tho birth of a son. Harding did not become effective un­ til Sunday, committee on arrange­ Mr. and Mrs. James White nnd son ments announced thnt the celclirntion of Jacksonville, were tho guests would bo hold as soon as possible af­ Christmas of Mrs. M. Nelson at her ter Debs’ arrival. home on Elm ave. After w0 preserve tho Ear Eastern Edward Nelson, of Miami, spent markets for Amcrlcn, the next stop the week end hero with his mother, will lie to get Amerienn business men Mrs. M. Nelson. interested in them. The proposed bond issue of $750,­ D. G. Wagner, of Kissimmee, is 000 for tho bard surfacing of tho visiting ills many Snnford friends to­ roads in Mndiaon county passed by day. Mr. Wngnor is state agent for a largo majority tho pnst wock. n life insurance company nnd trnvcls ovor a big territory and ho says thnt Snnford is oioking rich and prosper­ ous nnd ho socms ninny improve­ ments. The Ford people of Snnford ns well ns the Western Union recommend this wnter for batteries. Cnll phone 311 nnd have n bottle of this wnter sent you nnd protect your health. Elder Springs Water Co. SANFORD -:- FLORIDA OFFICE SUPPLIES AT HERALD OFFICE N. J. Lilian), of the Herald Print­ ing Co., left todny with Mrs. Lillinrd for a week’s stny at Okeechobee City whore ho will look after tho interests of tlie Okeechobee News and take a vacation fishing and enjoying tlie big lako country. ELEVEN EGYPTIANS KILLED IN FIGHTING ( l l r T h e A aa o cln trd I 'r ra a ) LONDON, Dec. 27.—Eleven Egyp­ tians were killed, fourteen wounded in recent nationalist disturbances in Cairo says foreign office statement. There were no British casualties. Osmlrlduim In Tasmania. Recent exploration and develop­ ment have revealed eiioriiious de­ posits of osiiilrhllmii and gidd-bearillg gravels In ilic valleys of tlie largo rivers of lIn* western division of TimiiiiimIii , w h i c h Is the sole producer on a large scale of point iiiclnl osmlrldImu. For <hc first half of 11)20 (lie pro­ duction was I.OP.'I ounces, valued at £ 11.012. In March. 1020, Ilic local price reached £-12 Ills, per ounce, stub's (lie London Times Trade Supplement. Make Your Wish for the New Year A Super-Hero. (t "Anything mmxuul In tin* ennrt of domestic relations lids morning’/" "A young wniuiiu who iiiniTlcd u Lo­ gos war hero wauls n divorce.” "Tluit Inis happened before." “Bill lids fellow Inis large Ideas. Ill* claims in Imvi* won the luiiili- of •lie .Marne.”—lUniilngluiin Age llciabl. If wishes were realities we’d have our little home” say the newlyweds. Well, wishes can be realities! Buy a lot in— LANE’ S SUB-DIVISION Reward of Merit. "NYluit's ilic most attractive feature of fiiria life'/" asked the cit.i dweller. "Knocking off work on Sulurduy and going In town In the lllvver," said the truthful agriculturist.-—Blrminghiu: Age,-Heroic. and build a home just like you want Beautiful Lots Rural life affords more fresh air and fewer fresh youngsters. NOTICE! Tho rcgulnr annual mooting of tho stockholders of tho Snnford Building Si Loan Association of Snnford, Fla., will bo hold in accordanco with its by­ laws in tho offlco of tho Asoclntlon, 108 Mngnolin Avonuo, Snnford, Flori­ da, on Saturday, January 14, 1022, at 7:30 p. m., for tho purposo of olccting n board of directors to servo for tho onsuing year, and for tho transaction of any othor business thnt may prop­ erly como boforo tho mooting. ’ A. P. CONNELLY, 12-onw-4w Socrotnry. PRICES: $150.00 TO $750.00 -EASY TERMS E. F. LANE Phone 95- 5 “THE REAL ESTATE MAN”- -Phone 95 .tm m iH iiiH H H H ia a u H a m iH u iu n iiia u u a a ia M iia iH iiiiiH H iu H n i" �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, DEC. 28, 1921 PAGE TWO to offer them anything they want, tbiiB. Many of them are in Europe hut they have never been gouged nnd n large portion of the time. Theso I t U l k t l e v e r y ■ f l e r n o o n e x c e p t S u n ­ we might add that they will not ho extra high salaries with no services d e r n t t h e l l e r n l d H u II iI I i ik . 107 gouged in Sanford. Tho Lakeland rendered is one of the lands that rail­ M i ( n o l l « A r r , N n n f o r d . Kin. Telegram is only one of tho many road stocks nru currying and fofr : G uessed the Exact Number Florida papers taking up this phase which the people ore asked to put up of the case in tho following editorlnl the cash in high freight nnd passen­ % of Seeds In the Citron l ’U IlM SIlK H H ger rates. on the subject: . J . HOLLY— ____ ..................K d l l o r Thu water shipping idea should not "In n timely nnd cnutlonsly word­ J . L tL L A ItD ...„ ...H ecretn ry > T rrn au rrr 3 ■ A . N K I2 L ...................... r i e n e m l k l n n n i t r r ed editorial the Mihml Herald dis­ he permitted to he silenced by any ■ L. l i t W IN .....C lrrtiln lliiu H n n a t r r R outside inltuence. Water shipping I’honr 148 up to fliOO I'. It, cusses the slump in tourist traffic H 1 A d v e r t l a i n * I t n t e n M nde K n o w n o n amid warns the people that, if they for thi» locality will he the snving R A p p licatio n clause to farming and fruit culture. wish the tide to return to its old time 3 R ■ n fe n e rlp tlo n l ' r l r e In A d v n n r e R Our people should stand sulidly to­ volume, tho prnctlco of profiteering This institution, whose success nnd strength has Y e n r ......................................... fn.no I Wins any Pair of # gether on this subject.—ReporterM o n t h * ................................... il.00 in rents must cense. ■ D e l i v e r e d In C i t y tiy C a r r i e r been bullded by a loyal people, whose most vriluStar. R Miami is not the only city In Flor­ ) * • W e e k ......................................... IB C e n t* Shoes Desired H ida which has thus cut down one of . j “T h e h i * IS t o I N - | i « | r W e e k l y H e r * nblc asset Is the confidence, trust nnd esteem of ■ IS YOU11 BUDGET HEADY? B id e n ti r e l y e o v rr* S em tnote C o u n t y its most reliable sources of Income. ■ . a n d I* p u b l l a h e d e v r r y K r ld n y . A d v r r At lenst one west const town, which those who know it best and whose highest en­ t l l t l f ra te * m nde k n o w n on npp llrn * | Another Shipment t l o n . D e m o e r n t l e In p a l l l l r * . fiiJIO p e r we shall not name, hut which is eas­ It is time to make up tho budget for R y e n r . a l w n r * In n d v n n e e . deavor Is to attnin still higher plains of service— a ily reached by boat from Tampa, is 1022. That tho budget for 11)22 did a M lBM II(:il T I I K A N S Q C IA T B II PIIKNS snld to lie suffering a good deal more nut work at all is no reason for not wishes you n happy, healthful nnd prosperous thnn it is willing to ndmit from ilia <PSn mnking this one, but the more reason ■ New Year. same cause. ^ ----For the-----Landlords got the fever. All tho j Tor it, R Rather quiet nfter the storm. ■ ■ R traffic would hear was their motto. There is one precious truth to bo ---------- o----------■ R ■ "Others are doing it, why shouldn't! remembered. If the income is not This seems to ho a dancing week. ■ we?" was their excuse. And they J fixed, do not take ns a ha;.is tho larg- “ r R One every night. R cnlmly ignored the fact thnt tho ubi- est sum the family is likely to have. * -----------o----------"Cream Clears Up a Stuffed Head,” quitimis tourist, discussing his trip Take the lowest figure. Don’t gam-1 8nys medicine r.d in daily papers. in a hundred different places, carried hie in futures. Then if more money Not some of the stuffed heads wo tho news far and wide and created |»ours in thnn you have counted on, in an amazing brief space of time, 1there will bo "n grand glorious fcolS A N F O R D , FLA. saw yesterday. the impression that such nnd such a ing." . ---------- o----------- « , Wull Street is not worrying about place was a rich man's town, didn’t j If the income is nil right now, bud| synthetic gold. Why should Wall wnnt middle-class visitors, nnd was get anyhow. Make nn cstlmato pnred J to the core and then try it out when pnrtmcnt said lie "had nil he could do Street worry about filthy lucre or running a "regular skin game.” Lakeland has suffered less, perthe money comes in again. And don’t looking after cars stolen in his own Hew lucre or any kind of lucre. haps, than any other large town in think you can’t budget if you have town without looking nftcr other town's stole nears, too," and refused Tampa Tribune says that some one the state from that cause. Its ropli* debts. Allow a certain sum every month to ho paid on hack hills and 1° take the message which would tntion is still favorable. Novortho ut the police station refused to give Tampa police headquarters any in­ less, it is hound to share witih the don’t run any new ones, and you’ll hi ve advised him of tho the't of a formation or satisfaction over the real culprits a certain amount of the come up to prosperity hand-over-hand. Tampa m r fur which tl.e owner ufA bunking house suggests tho fol- ft cd a reward phone about n stolen automobile. This criticlsm, Receipt of the message wctild no: There is just enu sensible thing to lowing as fair percentages: Food, statement should he investigated, do, and that is to show such a spirit 25 po rcont; shelter, 20 percent; oper- have cost him anything. It was thu ----------- o----------of the Business starts right up nftcr o friendliness and fairness that, no uting expenses, light, heat, etc., IB! first time in the experience that co­ think of o t h e r per cent; clothing 20 per cent; adTmipn police department Christmas just as if nothing had hap­ matter wlint they o; oration had been refused.—Tampa places, those who come to Lakeland vancement, 20 per cent. In tho latter pened. There is much building to •do around the city and in the busi­ will go away with kind feeling in are included savings, insurance, phy- Tribune. . ..... - r * - ~ —:--- 1—r:—r ness portion. Sanford needs a doz­ thclr hearts and ready to defend the alciiui, education,, church and boriovAnother early winter hardship is uRiaiHRHsaaiaRiiiaiaaRRaRiiiiaaMRHiiRiiisiiiiisiaiRRR lonco, ami thu like. If thu schedulu place against any and all aspersions," en or moro smaller store rooms for ■ a doesn’t fit, it can lie modified to suit tlr t of getting a soft-collar neck ucmany purposes. • cu. turned to the rasp of a stif^ colyour needs.—Tampa Tribune.. ALL WATER SHIPPING. loi. This is the time to stimulate bus­ West Florida should take nothing (HAND CONCERT THURSDAY iness and keep the trade coming. The ANY PART OF TOWN, ON TERMS TO AND COMPLETE PROGRAM ■if A iijillt-iillon f u r ’I ' m I ) m l * for grantd in the matter of reduct­ holiday season is over hut there are t nUi-r S f c i l i m B7B, ill tli*1 SUIT YOU Hevornl winter months before us, and ion in railroad rates, either passen­ Lt-nrrnl Htulutc* The bund concert Thursday night in ger or freight. Reduction will only | It looks like they will be cold months. In h e r e b y g i v e n t h a t J . A. • You can make money buying for advance. Good limo to sell your winter stuff be made as the railroads are driven Central Park will bo one of thu big t.- ‘■'iimrleu onU. n u r c h u s u r o f T a x C e r t i f i c a t e now. Use The Daily Ilei.Jd—it gets to it by law or by the laws of supply features of holiday week. The follow­ No CMiIl, .tilted I lie r.tl) (lily o f . tune, A. You are going to build a home one of these r> I SIM, Iuih f i le d hulit c e r t i f i c a t e In and demand. Railroad officials are ing program will lie rendered: the customers. nit o f f i c e a n d li as m a d e a p p l i c a t i o n f o r days, why not select a lot now, and pay for it now touring the country, not so much March—Superhus ............ C, Rockwell tn d e e d t o I s s u e In a c c o r d a n c e w i t h In' Sa i d c r l If lent o e i n h r a c n s I h o fol* Overture--Princess of India .....King with a view of determining what is by easy stages. b>» t v, (lower limit p r o p e r t y Mi niat ed In t The Daily Herald will ho taken ov­ Vocal Solo—Tho Sunshine of Your S"-i Inot c C n u n l y , F l o r i d a , t o - w i t : N W I 1 e r to Enterprise every afternoon the matter witli railroads as to as­ W , o f Hoc. 17. T w p . 31 B, II. 30 If you have some money, will build one or S Smilo............................. Liliun Ray of ti! The H a l t ) l a n d Im Itor a s s e s s e d n t t h o commencing the first of January. certain just how determined the peo­ tit. • of Mm i e s u i t nc e o f Much c e r t i f i c a t e Chas. llrudy two houses. J: In ! «i n a m e o f W. II. W h i t e . Wo have a good correspondent over ple arc, and how far they will go in Popular Hits of ’21—I’ve Got tho A lt o : T a x C e r t l f l c n t o No, 1802, d a t o d their demands for lower rates. there and Enterprise people will get Sanford is moving, don't wait, get in the ; (I *, filh d a y o f J u l y , A. It. 1887, h a * f i l ed Hluea ............................. G. Guskill nhld No one knows bettor thnn these c e r t l r l c a l o In m y of f i c e , a n d h a s their dully paper every evening al­ [ 'n> dn a p p l i c a t i o n f o r t a x d e e d !«• I s s ue Patrol—Whistling JohnnluH.......... game noW 'M J most as soon as Sanford people. This railroad officials what and where the , in n c o o r d n n c n w i t h l aw . Bald c c r t l f l .................................... Fred Huger i•" *e e m b r a c e s t h o f o l l o w i n g d e s c r i b e d through the courtesy of fnpt. Atkin- trouble is. Through public service I p r o p e r t y s i t u a t e d In S e m i n o l e C o m i t y , Intermission won, thnt bluff olil son dog who Is commissions, state and nationally, doing so much for Sanford with his they have been enabled to hulld up March—Tho Kilties..........S. E. Morris “ * •i u . 2 rates to an extent never before ex­ Intermezzo—Howl of I'anises........ flno new boat. ..................... ........... Jules Roynard perienced. Through well directed propaganda they had hoped to get Waltzes—Old Chestnuts....M, L. Luke HUMPING THE TOURISTS. by with it. Hut with nit their 0f. Song—From Musical Comedy Mary AGENT So many tourist towns Inst winter fort, the people were not to > fool-! Die L°v® Nest..................L. Hirsch I* 4« . I f intn grab led every tiling the tot, Hants had cd, mid railroad companies soon found Selection—Gents of Stephen Foster Tobani their business slipping nwny from because they could get away with it Star Spangled Hnnnor...... .....Key [ lllllIRlIlBIIIRIIRIIIIIRIIIBIIEnnilllRIIIIIIIIIIIIUI nnd they are now feeling the effects them. Now they nro making Homo 1 i UP pretenses nt remedial adjustment. *of it, hocarse the tourists nrc pass­ SANFORD POSTOFFICF ■ Relief will only come when tho ship­ ing them by on the other side. You ■ HANDLED HEAVY TRAFFIC ■ cun grab off anything one time, pers of the country find a way of get­ ■ IN EFFICIENT MANNER ting along without tho rnilronds. THE STRONGEST ■ but never again. You cannot holp ■ All wutor shipment from Florida GUARANTEED cither yourself or your town by bumping tho visitors.. Rome of them points Rooms feasible and when this \ CiU't. P. M. Elder, our efficient TIRE MADE poati .. ter and his nldo corps of as­ ■ Jimp he cranky am! ask for more is accomplished, railroads will find ■ sist: U .ne to ho congratulated upon than thoir per diem entitles them, moans pf reducing their rates. N o t. 'Kir >nulling of a big Christmas hut usually human nature is tho same before. The Miami .Steamship com- 1 btiBinoKC. Tho postmaster and his puny, in reducing, rates fifty per cent the world over and no one tikes to ■ Cords Sizes assistants worked day and night to Fabrics ■ GORDON, of Sanford f'd th.it he or rhe is being robbed between that city and Jacksonville, ■ 30x3 relieve the congestion and everything $ 9.80 n fruits nnd vegetables, will enable ■ Whether it he by Jrs.su James or by $18.00 30x3 V i woikod as smooth as glass all the $12.50 ■ .Tokho in tho latter day role of a ho- the growers of that section to mar­ week, and while the crowds had u. $19.15 ■ 32x3'/; $25.50 PHIL KEITH, of Birmingham ■ ket their products at a profit. It ™ proprietor. Sanford, not being 31x1 1 $21.75 stand in line at times to get their may be lie menus, too, of tho Enst >ln ihe strictly tourist class m a de a $32.10 32xt $25.35 EIGHT ROUND EXHIBITION ■ treasonable rate for hotel neeotttodn- (’oast railroad reducing freight rates mail, there was no delay and every­ $20.50 $33.10 33x1 one was satisfied. ■ so thnt they will be fair to shippers. lMRasJn.it year and had a fair share ■ $31.25 $27.25 34x4 The postofllco has already out­ ■ On the •tourist trade, and they were West Florida will need the competing grown its quarters and Postmaster $38.40 Good Wrestling Match and a Fast ■ $11.90 32x1 Zi satisfied with the accomodations and rates of water shipping before it will Elder knows how to get tho proper $34.50 $12.85 33x1 Z t Battle Royal ■ the price. They are coming back get any permanent relief. 35x5 $51.75 results even in a crowded area and $13.55 ■ No one will want to beat the rail­ this year and bringing their friends ■ road companies down to rulnntlon tho way he handled the heavy holi­ ■ with them for they foul that while ■ day business in a matter for congrat­ rates. That would be detrimental to Hanford may not offer them the var­ ulation to him and his clerks. B ied attractions of a real tourist town all interests. Hut rnilrond organiza­ Sanford can Well he proud of tho ORLANDO, FLA. tion has been n matter of etock job­ B it offers all the hunting nnd fishing ■ American Legion Athletic Association bing in the past, whereby roads are efficient force at the postoffice. ■ nnd good roads and good accomoda­ -I* capitalized and bonded from three to Eyes Tested Glasses Fitted tions and will soon be able to offer five limes their nctunl cost, ami then SANFORD POLICEMAN jthom a duo country club and golf NOT IN ANY HUMOR TOM MOORE links. We have a good bait I for in order to keep tftoso stocks and BflflMBBBBBBBBBflflBEQflflBSflBWSBBlia VQBBflBBBBflBflBBBBBBBBRBB FOR CO-OPERATION bonds on the market at figures that Optomctrlst-Opticlnn them and we have the same climate mnde them attractive to investors, thnt some tourist towns have and a Opp. Postoffice Somebody at Sanford who an­ they Imd to show large earning pow­ much better climate than many of ers. This they did at the expense of swered a long distance telephone call We Appreciate Your Business them can offer. And when our new the public. These stock jobbers have from the Tampa police department tourist hotel is built we will be able made immense fortunes without the last night nnd represented himself ns Frames Repaired Lenses Duplicated investment of a dollar. The ability speaking for tho Sanford police doto manipulate was the investment • they put in to the business. Thov ROSE FOUR Good moalH, $H.OO por week, Tho u knew hqw to organize capital and Temple Club, corner Third nnd Park. CHICKEN SAI.AD u market secttrlolos. This was their BLISS TRIUMPH A delicious chicken salad, nurt in railroad building. In opera­ n tion they were equally skillful, for which is quickly prepared, COBBLERS Henry McLaulin, Jr. sa they managed by a system of inleria made by using a can of o p t . n. -of1icklng directors to shift business This seed stock is especially selected Maine Grown, Purity Cross Chicken Salad, OPTIC1A N—OPTOM ETH 1ST nnd accounts to suit circumstances, from fields free from Plight infection HOUSE chill this thoroughly then and hv overlapping of official titles, B M add celery if desired and they managed-to keen all comnnuies H 11 PECK BAGS CLEANING U loaded down with high salaried men arrange on lettuce. M who did not perform nn** rent dntv. U Ask for Prices .• B i ARTICLES ■ U is a well known fact thnt "pay tyVfc;kl roll’’ men operated the railroads. The big chlu'H find tlu< men who can do the practical operating and tiioz.o arts Frames Repaired Lenses Duplicated hired. They aro simply employes. EVILS EXAMINED B 1) .■! ■ < x / 2 Plumes m -49» The Heads who wear tho titlus and SANFORD FLORIDA WEI.a k a ULOCK jj draw tho munificent mtlnrio* kww 121- Last. 1st Hi. Bnmurd, r u '■ ■ very little about tho actual opera*: "15 GRIND OUR OWN I.ENSE a i m .............. SANFORD DAILY HERALD Miss Mae Goodbee s The Bank of Safety [HE HERALD PRINTING CO. Security-Service ! 758 1 JAZZ OXFORDS l LADIES, ^ MEN [ eSore \ The Peoples Bank of Sanford j W E HAVE FOR SALE CITY LOTS .I Miller Tires NEW PRICES j Meisch Realty Company j A. P. I Wrestling and Athletic Exhibition s W. R. LINK TIRE CO. PRINCESS THEATRE, WED. DEC. 28TH SEE OUR WINDOW DEANE TURNER • ui-, BALL HARD­ \ Chase WARE CO. & Company ; �W«L.fiL—t . 1 ■. Uut’j **Y "*;,• THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, DEC. 28, 1921 :« THEWEATHER = m To Onr F a rm e rs: officers of the First National Bank aro men who are permanently identified with the future of this city and community. 1 Who are home people who intend to stand sec„ iunruly behind the farmers of this nnd whose policy has ever been one of alertness to assist in every constructive move­ ment tending to increase the weatlh and pros­ perity of your farm. IT you are invited to make this institution your 1 i.Miikimr headquarters and to come in and talk " „ver your financial needs with us. II | First N ational B an k A COMMUNITY BUILDER | F. p. F o r s t e r , Pres. In and About r, nip UmiiionlnK* Mention hi tf,ll er» In llrlef p.fMtiml linin'* of Intercut B. F. Whitner, Cashier & The City •jfi Celery if looking fine. Fim. weather, line weather, but Ith.it cold spell will never nrrlvc. has n Inrue entile ranch in Volutslft m \ 'arming lands in Seminole coun­ ty. ____ The hunt line from Sanford to En­ terprise is bringing tho people to Saanford to trade. The merchants ihonld co after the trade that natur­ ally wans to come to Sanford if en­ couragedMr, and Mrs. Walsh and family of Wilmington, N. C., are in tho city for a short slay with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Walsh were residents of this city several years ago and have many friends here who are always (dad to cce them. Sum m ary of the Floating Small Talk* H ueelnrth Arranged for H em 'il I t e i d e r ' Hn Hn Hu Ho M 'u For Florida: Generally fair tonight and Thursday; warmer in extreme northeast portion. m im io iP iiR in iia n h m m h n A M i i i M i i PAGE HIRER Da enjoy Lnko Monroo nnd our riv­ ers nnd lakes and have their yacht horo all tho time. They are great Sanford boosters nnd their friends nro nlwnys glad to see them. N FIRST CAR OF CARHAGE ROLLED OUT THIS MORNING I* Hu m One of the first cars of cnbbnge roll­ n ed out todny under thu auspices of tho Sanford Truck Growers, Inc., tho cab­ i bage being from the farms of Messrs. Murphy and Lee at Oviedo, and brought a good price. Cnbbnge is said to he the finest this year ud tho outlook for good money in cabbage is very bright. There is considerable i this se-'tion and it is looking (Inc. K* K3 Ha KNIGHTS TEMPLAR ATTENTION 1 He Taylor Commnndcry will meet in Ha Ha special conclave on Frldny evening, Ha December 30th, 1921 at 7:00 p. m. Both the Order of Malta and tho Ho Order of thu Temple will ho confer­ tM red. Please attend in full dress uni­ Hn form. Visiting Sir Knights welcome. Ha II. E. TOLAR, Ha Eminent Commander. Ha Ha Ha LEGION DANCE FRIDAY NIGHT. Ha As you know tho date has been Ha changed for the big Legion dance and Ha it will he held at the Court House Fri­ Ha day. night instead of Saturday night. Ho A good time is promised everybody Ha who attends. Good floor, good music. Ha Ha Ha GERMAN ENVOYS GOES TO PARIS FOR MEET S SANFORD’S : : TEMPERATURE : HU Ha Going down, yes. Short drop from 80 to 70 but n Ha drop nevertheless nnd it will H« help things some. It hns Ha been snld that Florida was Ha dry on Christmas and is dry *Hs now. Of course this is * '• something that few of us H« know anything about hut H«s tho rainfall is evenly dlBHa trihuted, the sun is shining Ha and tho moonshines at tho Ha old still on tho you know. Ha Have you a little still in Ho your house? Ha BrlD A. M. DEC. 28, 1021 Ha Maximum .................... 70 Ha Minimum .......... 05 Hu Range ........................... 50 Hu Iiaromoter ..................00.20 Ha Northwest nnd clear. Pa Ha Hn Hu ra Ha F.a h« Ha guests of the Valdez Hotel and aro BERLIN, Dec. 27.—Dr. Fischer, greatly pleased with Sanford's cli- chairman of the German war debt J. It. Hayden is in the city attain amt is busy looking after his largo mnate and the city in genornl. They commission, has been instructed to interests in this section. Mr. Hayden may locate hero for the winter. proceed to Paris for oral discussion with the reparations commission. His D. C. Cross, of Mncon, On., was in mission concerns Germany’s forthcom­ Willie Stringfellow of DoLaml, the city yesterday on a business mis­ ing reply to the reparations commis­ Jacksonville and Hanford is here to -, sion. sion's inquiries and was decided upon day shaking hands with his many friends. , It. C. Clough, of Cleveland, is spend- after informal vonforcncs btwn the n after informal conferences between 1ing a few days In Sanford attending the members of tho cabinet, Dr. RathCaptain Atkinson brought the pco- t() business. cnau and Rudolf Hnvcnstoin, presi­ plo over from Enterprise to trade _____ dent of the Reichhank, at which sev­ Saturday nnd made them a contpli-] Mrs. Dan U. Wilder leaves this aferal under secretaries of the ministers mentary trip so they could do their tornoon for Orlando where she will of finance and economics also wero shopping. 'visit until Friday. present. (Indus! vp) Ask About it rMf sr&/?£ w /jr /s S a n fo r d , F l a . BHBtlBHBQHUISUBUBUBMnCIBlIBBBUBBBBBBflflBBBBBBBBnBBflBBBBBBB A BARGAIN FOR CASH 120 acre homestead for sale. 15 acres cleared land. Must move at once. Close to transpor­ tation. Flowing wells. A. P. C O N N E L L Y CLASSIFIED ADS I'lasifified advertisements, 5 cents » line. N*> ml taken for less thin. A post card menu of tho Floronton Miss Lucilo Newby, who is nttond25 cents. and positively no classified ads charged to anyone. Cask Hotel at St. Petersburg bears tho ing Stetson University at DcI.nnd, is Sanford Constructs Co must accompany nil orders. Count live words to n line and remit ac­ name of W. B. Olson, formerly with spending the holidays hero with bur CONTRACTORS-AND BUILDER* cordingly! ' •*the Seminole Hotel of this city,, and parents, Mr. anti Mrs. J. T. Newby. Planes nnd Specifications Cnecrlulb wo opine that this efficient caterer ---- jrpFurnished 4l BIGGEST MUSHROOMS is with tho Floronton nnd doing well. Mr. nnd Mrs. Day have arrived in ■1 . All Work Guaranteed y 7 ‘V w > 'i. tho city from their home in Pennsyl­ II. T. PACE LOST—A wrist watch, Swiss movoP. O. Box 1*. | meiit, Pntrin attached to black rib­ Mr. nnd Mrs. Elderkoln nnd Miss vania and as is their custom, will bon band. Finder ploaso phono 330-J, Freldn Elderkoln of Nova Scotia aro spend the winter here. Mr; and Mrs. “WE DELIVER THE GOODS 237-3tp LOST Quick Service Transfer l Storage Facilities B A N Ss If we please you, tell others; If no> tell us. Phone 498 Auto Radiator Repair Shop Located at 207 French Ave., between 2nd nnd Third. E. B. BERGQU1ST. Acteylene Welding OF ALL KINDS iUsed Car Sanford Welding Co. Located In Eagle Bldg,, 205 Oak Ave. INSURANCE N. Y. LIFE INS. CO. W. T. ROBERTS, Agent Florida Sanford ( HANDLER, 7-pass. only..... $840.00 Sanford Steam Laundry FOR SERVICE Call 14G-J W. RAWL1NG. Prop.___ ............$350.00 ■ BED, 5-pass...... PAIGE, 5-pass, good buy, only $650.00 Sanford Machine 8? Foundry Co. NASH, 5-pass., dandy buy.......$325,00 *I• 1 I Ur • * *» <k General Mnchinc ami Boiler Works * I -* * Automobile Flywheel Steel Gear h bands in stoea U (,’rauk Shulls Ite-turued *• Those bargains will last but a short time -------------terms can be arranged n U sed Car S a les Next to Post Office r u m n . i a H H t.i ►»»*■* FOR RENT IFOR RENT—-1 room furnished house, phono 57(1 between 5 and (1 o’clock ;p.ni. 231-fllo | FOR RENT—Two furnished boil rooms, CM Park Avo. 212-tfc k V ty * v<y? F*OR RiSNT—Bed room, 311 I’nrk avenue. 178-tfc FOR RENT—2 furnished bed rooms. Phono -137-W, corner Elm & Third Street. 195-tfc r<iit lU 'Y T Y rc irn rrY ro . w um i™ display window, No. 221 East First street, opposite postoffico. 230-tfc furnished bod FOR RENT—One room, also garage. 110 Laurel Avo. Little Violet Schroder holding a mushroom grown by tier father John, 19D-tfc who sent II to President Harding, It weighed three pounds and Is said to FOR RENT—5 room bungalow, fur­ nished, 2 garages. Good location. have been of record breaking size. —B, F. Lane, "Tho Real Estate Man" 230-3tp FOR RENT—Rooms and kitchenettes, FOR SALE Shirley Apt., opp. P. O. 220-20tp FOR SALE—Cabbage plants. J. E. FOR REN*!1—5 roonTTwitiso lfurnished. Spaulding. 234*4tc $75,011 per month. Good locution.— FOR SALE—Paper slid! pecans, 801 E. F. Lane. 234-3tp Mognolin, FOR RENT—Good seven room hmisei well located. $15 por month.—A, FOR SALE—Ono 25 Romingtuu auto­ P. Connelly. 230-tfc matic rifle with 500 cartridges. One 12-gauge Winchester pump. One Wa n t e d Remington ni tutnatlc 3H pistol, lnWANTED—Position by refined lady quire Smith Bros. Garage. 23i-0tp as housekeeper, companion or plnin FOR SALE—Eight room houso with sowing, Mrs. Brown, 317 Third SL hath. Immediate possession. Small 23U-2tp payment down, long timu on balance. See Lane or txjdrcss Box 782, Day- WANTED—Customers for fresh milk, morning and evening deliveries.'—R. tonn, Fla. 10fl-Tu-Sat-4w L, Garrison. Phono 3711. lO'.i-St-Tu FOR SALE—Ono Daisy churn. Call U*if • *4 4 MULES FOR SALE—Fivo teams George A. DeCottes splendid, medium steed farm mules Hotel Montezuma Attorney-at-Law at low prices,—F. N. Burt, DeLeon U “Sanford's New Mutt*)” Over Seminole County Bank Springs, Fla. 231-lfltc 2 *1.50 lip Per Bay 8 AN FORD FLORIDA FOR SALE—Household and kitchen 2 S. O. Sbinholfier furniture.—000 I.aurell Ave., cor­ ner of 0th street nnd Laurel Avenue. HARTFORD BATTERY Contractor uml Iluiltier 230-2tp “Battery In aura nee" " S v n FMRD FLORIDA FOR SALE—Westinghouso ele. trie Sold nntl Serviced by motor; 80 feet best gratlo water H. W. NICKERSON l i d w . Higgins, I n c . Public Accountant; Audits—Systems hose and ono lawn mower.—203 Ma­ ple Avo. 230-2 tp Income Tax Service Haight & Wieland Room 10 McNelll-DnvlH Bldg. FOR SALE—Gas heating stove in Phone 852 Orlando, Fla. good shape, $2.00 cash takes it.— Smith Bros. Garage Herald office. 237-3tp E x p e rt RcpuirinR BALE--Steel drum with fifty SANFORD NO VELn FOR gallons water-proof paint for con­ OIL, GAS nnd ACCESSORIF.8 WORKS crete houses. Cheap for cash at tho Oak and First Hernld office. 237-3tp V. C. COLLEU, 1‘rup. H [BARGAINS ---------- ----------------- a The vocational committee of the Husl£ ness and Professional Women's Club ■ requests all young wonmn desiring b employment to register at tho First 2 National Uank. 2 AGNES G. BERNER. Ci.nirrnnn W. L. Wicklander >i 4 a i ---- _— gj.. Employment Bureau.. 11 you have a car to sell, see me at once dtaacaam \A ---------------------------------- -— General Shop and Mil' f FOUND i G eo. W . K n ig h t FOUND—A man’s ring. Owner can Real E s ta te nnd ln a u ra n ce CONTRACTOR nnd BUU.DEV have same upon identification. See FLORIDA 517 Commercial Street Banford, Fla H. Etola at Crown Paper Co. 237-ltc SANFORD IJBQKUn^rJUULIktQUUaBBBB t ->u Ir.r t.M* ^a*l. Work r.n s 1'■*4 --■Mv K&t *• *> ” ''j ' " , . , A ^1 ?| � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1921 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, December 28, 1921 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 28, 1921. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 4-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 28, 1921; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/0aca36639e65eb4c1f01df0f65c29fec.pdf 75dab86edf3c6afdc2b1d986fb11679b PDF Text Text SaTHE nford Sanford the "City Substantial" I “City Substantial” ' IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION SANFORD, FLORIDA, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1921 VOLUME II masked men mobbed Wearing Her Marmoset Furs BIRMINGHAM LAWYER FOR DIVORCING WIFE NUMBER 238 ELECTION OF OFFICERS EDUCATIONAL ASS’N AT ORLANDO YESTERDAY Hu rn ra ru ru ru rn ru ru rn | C. R. M. Sheppard, De­ rn Rn Took Him to Woods and ra | Land, Chosen Presi­ ru FIRST GUN FIRED, Rn Hu CONFERENCE FAILED Beat Him Very rn Ha DEMOCRAT CAMPAIGN Rn ru.... TO LIMIT NAVIES dent; Turner, Secy. MY JUDGE HULL ru Badly Hu r« NATIONS DISAGREE Rn ru Hn Ra Rat rn NASHVILLE, Dec. 29.— ra Hu WASHINGTON, Dec. 29. Ra ra Declaring that "the time ru M —(Hy the Associated Press) Rn Hu hns come when patriotic ru Hu —Efforts to limit the naval Rn Democrats ru AND MANY ARE IN ATTEND* ra citizens and The A M O (lilr4 Ra strength of the powers in Rn ANCE FROM EVERY PART TO I IS ASSAILANTS AND UE Ra submarines nnd auxiliary Rn ra should indulge in plain ru OF FLORIDA ru ru talking," Judge Cordell W \S TOLD TO REMARRY DL Ha warships canto to nn abrupt Rn ru ra VORCED WIFE OR ELSE Huli, chairman of the DeniPm end yesterday afternoon af­ Rn ORLANDO, Dec. 29.—The second Hu ocratic National Committee, ru day of the 1921 convention of tho Hu ter they had drawn the Rn I n r T h e U n s o c ia l * * P r e s s ) r« in his first public address Florida Educational Association prov* lltUMlNGHAM, Ain., Dec. 20.— Rat French nnd British arms Rn ra since election to that posi- ru ed nn exceptionally active one nnd n Rn R at conference delegates into a City unt! county authorities mndo Iltru tion, Inst night reviewed m day all too sligrt for tho great num­ tlr headway they roportod today in an Ra plain spoken exchange over Ra ru the Republican ndministrn- r-a ber of conferences and meetings of t-tVort to run down members of a Ha the possihilities of a future Ra ru tion of nntionnl affairs rn masked mob who lured W. E. Tundln,; Ra war between France and tho Rn ru slnco March, 1021, nnd con- ru ingly few hours of tho day. Yester­ Rn a well known Birmingham attorney, , Ra British Empire. ru trusted this with thu unpnr- ru day there continued a steady inpour Tho French, acting under Rn t„ Red Mountain Tuesday night and Rn rn nllclcd achievement" of the ru of teachers into the city fom Florida I,eat him until blood streamed from rn renewed instructions from Rn r.i Democrats in the previous Hu and other states and it is estimated M.„rcs of lacerations on his body. M r.' Rit their government, told tho Rn Hu ra eight years. Rn that there are about eight hundred Tmulia said when the mob got him lie Ra conference naval committee The address was delivered ru visitors to the convention in Orlando ra told he must immediately prom* Ra with an air of finality that Rn * A nt n dinner given hy the ru at the present time. Registration j , n> remarry his divorced wife or Ru Franco must remain free to Rn r.t State Democratic Executive r i continued throughout tho day and death would he inflicted immediately. Ra build a submarine flotilla Rn r« Committee in honor of Mr. r i about six hundred or more had regis­ II,, refused to make thu promise and rn nearly three times as great Rn ra Hull and attended hy party ra tered up to a late hour last oveiliiifr. wa whipped. Records show he was Ra as that she now possesses Rn ru lenders from every part of ra The principal business session of t.' iiitcd a decree absolute from his Ra nnd to construct, in addi­ Rn Hnrobl Wilcox. New York City puts on her marmoset ra the state. It was accepted rn the convention took place yesterday When Mrs Rn tion, cruisers, destroyers Rn uue two months ago on the grounds furs h1k>can’t keep them In position You see. they ro nllvo nnd yety • t generally as tho opening <>f Ha afternoon at the Baptist church when frisky' Stic also tins a Houlh American ant bear and n klnknjmi from of i ruelty and voluntary abandon­ Ra and other auxiliary craft up R't ru tho congressional pro-elec- r a the annual election of officers nnd Rn Columbia In her private menagorlo Ra to a tonnage of 230,000. to s tion campaign hy the new r a ment. Ra To tho proposal the Am­ Ra other matters of importance were tak­ Ha chairman who went into ru R t ericans, Japanese nnd Ital­ (.I N JOSKril E. WIIEELER 1*» public questions which he ra en up. C. R. M. Sheppard, of DcLnnd, Ra ians replied with expres­ R’t was elected to head the state associa­ < \MI* OF UNITED SPANISH ra said now faced thu govern- r i tion as president for the coming year, Rat sions of surprise and regret, Hi to 1 mont, and explained tiie r-i WAR VETS ESTA1IL1S1IEI) while the British charged ** succeeding Prof. W. S. Cnwthnn. Mr. r i attitude which his party rn Sheppard is superintendent of tlio RR openly that such a building Rn s i would take on thorn. ru I lie men and women of Sanford Hit program must lie regard­ Rn r 4 schools of Volusia county nnd Iiiih r t Further relief for farm|:avf liecoine famous as 'Miners," be­ Ra ed as'n menace to British ■ . been an active anti prominent mem­ ra ers, adequate aid for voter- Hi ber of the association for many years. lieving absolutely that organization Ra shores. Arthur J. Balfour Ry and co-operation are big fuctors in Ra added that lie had no doubt, Hu CASHIER SMITH ALLEGED VIC­ FIVE KILLED AND FOUR 8ER ru nils, reduction of taxes to ru Miss Kate Colyer, of Miami, principal ra compensate for the “panic ru of the primary grades of thu sehonla IOUSLY INJURED IN tin perfecting of plans for tho up­ Ra if occasion arose, Great Rn TIM OF STICK UP r.-t conditions” now obtaining ra FIVE DAYS building of wide-spread Interests, for Rit hut only If she reserved Rn MEN of the Magic City, was elected vicor t) and a remedy for the situa- ha nunimmity welfare, civic betterment, Ha Britnin would be aquul to it, Ru rcsident. It. L. Turner, of Inverness, I llr The Ah- iihInf i'll Press! leligiotts and military organizations Ry complete freedom of action Rn t l l y T l i r A s »« m-Ii i ( c<1 NEW YORK, Dec. 29.—Five were r.i tion resulting from the Ha statu rural school inspector, who ia TAMPA, Dec. 29.—Sheriff Spencer killed nnd four seriously wounded as a ra flood of tax exempt seem- ra one of the pioneer members of tho and civic orders. Side by side with Ra as to tho construction of all Ra and W. J. Eve, local agent American result of the last five days robberies ru ities, were among the is- ru state assocation and perhaps thu bus­ llie It. A. It., the Daughters of Con­ Ra types of auxiliary which Ru Express Company, today refused to in Now York City which today set the 1 r j sues outlined hy the now Ra iest mail of tho convention in Orlando, federacy, the American Legion, Con­ Ra might he useful against un­ Ra make a statement regarding an al­ police and district attorney's office at 1ru chairman for tho Democrat- rn was re-elected secretary, tills being his Ra federate and (5. A. R. Votorans stands HU derwater warfare. r.i leged robbery company messenger work to prove the oft-repented asser­ Ira ic party. row, a camp of United Spanish War R . Ru r , fourteenth consecutive year iwt secre­ ! Hu Veterans organized only last even­ Ra Hi R;t R> Ra r-j R Rn here yesterday of $5,000 other titan tion there has been no crime wave } • 3 Rj tary. T. \V. Lawton, of Sanford, sup­ to say he would he held for an inves­ this year. Of the dead two were hold­ r i to t to to j to 1 h \ erintendent of the Seminole county ing. tigation. \ meeting for the purpose of or­ schools, became treasurer. up men. Of badly injured two are poUnlimited Construction ganizing a camp here, was called by , The following were elected mouthers liccmcn, one roldier and titc wife of Group of Educators The following from the Tampa Tri­ a murdered jeweler. «innrude J. C!. Sharon and held in his of A aircraft for Peace of tile executive committee for a term and Scientists in bune, is about the robbery: office at five-thirty Wednesday af­ of three years: Dr. Joseph Rocmar in Recommendations ternoon. Temporary officers elected Meeting Today of tlte Florida University at Gaines­ Samuel Leslie Smith, 25 years old, were: Comrades j . G. Sharon, chair­ ville, committee member of state-atcashier for tho American Railway man; It. A. Tcrheun, sr., clerk, and Decided Upon hy Subcommittee on large; Miss Nellie Stevens, of Ocala, To Discuss Ways and Means for Edu­ Express Co., left the company's of­ Aviation u . S. Price, treasurer. of second district, and F. S. Hatfield, cating Crippled Veterans fice at Union Station a little after 2 the camp will be known ns Gen. of Tallahassee, of the third district. ( l l r T l i r A-xnrlnlcil P re s s ) o’clock yesterday afternoon to make .Inscpli E. Wheeler. ( I I * T h r Assoelnicil P ressl Thu following committee on resolu­ WASHINGTON, Dee. 29.—Unlimit­ WASHINGTON, Dec. 29.—Group of tions was appointed: K. B. Ruther­ Comrade It. A. Terheun, Sr., was ed construction of aircraft but with a deposit of $5,000 of the company's _____ educators and scientists met here to­ ford, chairman, of Jacksonville; Misti unanimously elected their first coin* sharp elimination of their use in war- money in tho First National Hank. At __________________ Iduy at invitation of Colonel Forbes of Kate Folyer, Miami; E. W. McMullen, iiu•tinier in recognition of his loyalty t -mu un,|urHt ood to be embodied in 8:15 o’clock last night ho appeared NEWSPAPERS SAY Veterans Bureau to discuss ways and Clearwater; Miss Sarali Barnes, Pucause, his unswerving fidel- j recommendations decided upon by |1at tho office of Sheriff W. C. Spcitc- ENGLISH INTO means of "finding tho best methods latka; D. B. Shaver, Kissimmee, F. S. «*y to his country and warm patriot- HUbContmitlcc on aviation of arum or, in the county court house, dishevelFRANCE IS (JETTING I of returning to society more titan one Ilnrlsficld, Plant City. i;-m. Other officers elected for tho mont conference. Report said to he oil in appearance and nervous in GERMANY'S CLASS hundred thousand men disabled in ensuing year are, Comrades Fred T. ready for presentation to mooting of manner, nnd reported that while ridDuring the business session of tho (II, The AN.m iiu.M i I’rr.Ni : mind nnd body by scourge of war.” Williams, Senior Vico Commander; Innd'armaments committee called for. In* •» « F«nl car from the express afternoon P. W. Corr, principal of LONDON, Dec. 29.—News of I -----------------------Cocoa schools and editor of the "Flor­ John T. Brady, Junior Vice Comman­ this afternoon. to tht> htt"k ]w h"‘l btH,n huW up on Znck street near the Catholic Franco’s actions before the WashingSCHOONER BURNED der; Craig Harris, officer of the day; ida School Journal,” spoke upon tho AT JACKSONVILLE convent hy two unmasked men, both ton conference in refusing to accept importance of maintaining a statu ed­ I II. Walker, officer of thu guard. ATTENTION, U. D. C.i CARGO OF CROSS TIES ucational paper. "Tho Florida School __ !tall and slim, and, with revolvers held tho allotment of submarines of loss Trustees: One your, It. A. Terheun, Si-.; tWo years, J, G.Sharon; three The N. tie V. Howard <hnptor “f j on |,|nl| Wns driven in a northerly di- titan ninety thousand tons was printJournal" was strongly endorsed hy years, W. S.PrSco.Officers appointthoDaughtersof the UnitedConfod- j roctjoll( blindfolded, robbed of the ed in the I.indon newspapers today Hon, W, N. Shunts and teachers ru.-.I l.y ................ ................. **“......... ...................................... Hondcd generously with subscriptions. r.-ides Tho secretary also presented a certi­ C. 1 ficate of membership of tho Florida Educational Association in thu Nat­ Siluni oil, ional Educational Association, which has Just been received by llilil. mnstc The last business of the meeting -ergennt. slide spread of the (lames to the were only two men concerned in the BRITISH SCHOONER was the decision of a meeting ptaco The camp just organized is tho rewharf, the schooner was towed to JACKSONVILLE, Dee. 29.—Duval LOADED WITH ROO/.E in 1922. Several cities made a strong -ult of faithful and unceasing efforts high 'school's football machine which holdup he could give no clear descrip­ midst ream ami anchored. SEIZED AT BOSTON tion of either man except that they plea for the convention and it wuu "f five yours and marks another mile- athletic authorities in various parts "were tall and slim and olean-Bhavon.” filially settled upon St. Petersburg. tone in comradeship, KILLING AT SEVILLE, of the country declare was probably ( I t * 'I'lir A s s n e t il l .*(I I'ri-MHl There were a large number of sec­ Charter members are: It. A. Tor- tho finest high school eleven develop­ This, despite his statement that one BOSTON, Dec. 29.—The British I'REVriT GIVEN HEARING, tional conferences in the high school heuii, Sr., Craig Harris, John Ilnigh, ed in the United States during the of them clambered into his car and schooner Golden West with a cargo PROMINENT PARTIES him to drive it, holding n re........ , building during the morning and nfR. Lord, W. S. Price, G. W. Ruther­ season just closed, will face a sched­ forced volver against his body, while the of olcohol and caso of liquor wu. solz* tcmooli which were all of greut im­ ford, J. C. Sharon, Fred T. Williams, ule next season that resembles that ( H r T h r AVisoelnlrU I'rraal cither man, in tho bandits' ear, led tho ed hy const guard cutter Acushet portance and of genuine interest and SEVILLE, Dec. 29.—Arthur Prevltt, Roy Schmidt, L. II. Walker, J. T. of a college rather than a high school, wuy, tile procession being along Twigg while at anchor outside this part it merchant, will ho given a preliminary benefit to thu teachers. Brady, Sr. was announced today. She was tow­ so far as foreign tennis to he played This morning at 8 o’clock thero Committee on Installation: Com­ arc concerned. Eight of the, nine street to Morgan, thence past tho ed here this morning ami delivered to hearing here today as the result of mander It. A. Terheun, Sr.,; Junior games to be played have been sched­ DeSoto hotel and on up into Tampa customs officers. Latter it was said the shooting to dcutli of Maxio Clif­ was a rural school breakfast at tho Commander, J. T. llrady, nnd tho in­ uled an.l only three are with Florida Heights, but where they turned west­ they received word that thu liquor la­ ton here yesterday. Authorities saitl club rooms of the Orlando Business stallation ceremonies will tnko place, high schools. Lake City will play ward nnd what bridge they used to den vessel flying the Union Jack hut the shooting was the outgrowth of and Professional Women’s Club, cor­ crosH tho river, Smith didn’t seem to ner of East Pine and Main streets. Wednesday, January 18th. was said to bo ownud by former Bos­ enmity of several years standing. here October 7; Et. Petersburg will Thu Hcctionul conferences today wilt Camp Joseph E. Wheeler is tho only visit Jacksonville November 18 and know last night. And as ho was very ton bartender ami was bound hero LEGION DANCE TOMORROW lie conducted as follows, in thu high entnp between Jacksonville nnd Tam­ Duvnl will go to Tnntpn to moot Hills­ nervous nnd hysterical neither the from Halifax. Tho American Legion dnneo at tho school building: Section on "Physical pa. All votorans of tho Spanish- borough high November 23. Tho op­ sheriff nor Agent Eve tried to force Tho schooner sunk in seventeen feet court house tomorrow night promises Education," Miss Mary W. Green, American war living in this section ponent for a post soniion game to ho him to recite a complete story. of water and flames wero extinguish­ to he one of the best times that tho chairman, nt 2:30 p. m., in ruom 8; nro cordially invited to join this camp. played December 9 has not yet been ed. Rough estimate places dumngu MANY WERE KILLED Legion has.pulled off in many moons. "Attendance Officers" section, Mlsa There are f.wenty-flvo or thirty vet­ at approximately $35,000. DURING THE YEAR erans, perhaps more, in Scminolo selected. At eleven thirty flames were still Everyone invited txi attend nnd hnvu Amelin Kendull, chairman, ruom 5, a t IN IRISH TROUBLE pJAtifl IS fll «*l°PO J0M Bn uO county who nro urged to unito with raging and fire department deciding a good time. Good music, stunts and 2:30 p. m.; "Homo Economics" section goes to Charleston, S. C, to pluy the boys of '98. to attempt to sink the four master to tho host floor in tho state. Friday MIsh Lucy Cushman, chairman, room Charleston higt. October 28 tho l i l y T h e A s s o c Is ( e j P r e s s ! 2, 2:30 p. m.; "Foreign Language’* BELFAST, Dec. 29.—Official fig­ extinguish tho flames, began pumping night (tomorrow). Rcleuftcd on probation, n woman Tigers will moot Fayottovlllo, North section, F. W. BuclihuRz, chairman,' charged with shooting her husband Carolina’s 1921 high school champion ures mndo public hero todny show enormous quantities of water into it. Tho intonso desire of somo movlo room 4, 2:30 p. m.; "History and So­ with intent to kill hns npplied for n here. On November 4 Duvnl will that during the year one hundred and Agents said damage to vessel and car­ people to photograph tho sinking ships cial Science," J, Claudius Peel, chair­ divorce. A theory is taking form in invade tho middle west, meeting ton persons, Including elovon police* go alrendy twonty-flvo thousand. conios from their wish to sco some­ man, room 6, 2:30 p. m.; "County Su­ the minds of those who hnvo wntchod Steel high ut Duytdii, "O.” Tech high, mon, wore killed in disorders nnd Tho way to boost your community thing sunk that isn’t their money.— perintendents" section, C. R. M. Shep­ the caso closely, that sho is trying to of AtlnhtnV’will come to Jacksonville that five hundred nnd forty weto Washington Post. pard, chairman, room 0, 2:30 p, m. is to boost your HOME PAPER. wounded by bullets or bombs. for n game on Arnilstlc oDny. get rid of him.—Detroit News. rs ru ton rn r« ru ru rn ra Ra ru w a s fin Y m eetin g find no c l u e EXPRESS CO. CRIME WAVE ROBRED AGAIN IN IN NEW YORK TAMPA CITY HOLIDAY WEEK IMPERIALISTIC FRANCE’S POISE SAYS ENGLAND �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, DEC. 28, 1921 Mobley, In n lovoly pink tnffotn received nt tho ball room ontranco. Mrs. It. A. Ncwnmn in a charming and distinctive frock of terra cotta luce, introduced tho guests to tho re­ ceiving lino, which included Mr. and Mrs. Donno Turner, Miss Sntterfiold nnd Mr. Loslio Hill. Mrs. Turner was handsomely gowned In pnlo pink taf­ feta with silver Inco, whiio tho honorcc, Miss Satterfield, with a silvor banded coiffure, was -charming in rose pink taffeta. Tho guests included nil of tho younger set, who enjoyed dancing nnd woro sorved by Mrs. I). P. Whitnor, who presided at tho punch bowl, till late in tho ovening, when delicious re­ freshments of coffee, pistachio ico cream nnd pistnehio iced cake, bear­ ing tho initial of tho honorco with her color, pink, woro served, Mrs. G. I. Lmieks and Mrs. A. II. Stono assist­ ing. At midnight tho party broke up, having had a most onjoynblo, gay nnd festive ovening. O p p o rtu n itie s lie around for the man who has “ready money." The man who hasn’t it is always embarrassed by seeing the other fellow seize the "big chance" and forge nhead. Don’t envy him his "luck." Practice his fore­ thought. Why not open your Savings Account here today ? The amount doesn't count. It’s the start—that’s the thing • 4% INTEREST PAID T h e S e m in o le C o u n t y i n h h ta K a ta ltii t) . h it) Bank Floirda Sanford ARRESTED OUR JUDGE Judge Schcllo Mnines nnd Dr. nnd Mrs. Tom Mooro nnd worth Harper spent Christmas nt tho old Mnines homestead nt Lake But­ ler. On their return homo thoy out n rear tire nnd after fixing Immediately blew out another one ns usunl nnd rnn into Leesburg on the rim, whero tho night policcmnn a r­ rested them for riding on the rond on tho rims. Tho judge mnnngcd to explain matters to tho mnyor nnd they canto on home. NOTICE M. I. Stengnll Mule Co. has put all notes nnd accounts in Mr. J. E. Lnncy’s hands for collection nnd I will ex­ pect nil parties duo mo to seo him nt my bnrn in Snnford nt onco nnd make settlement. This meuns cnch and ev­ ery ono. W. I. STEAGALL MULE CO. 234-0t BEBE DANIELS in “O ne Wild Week” !! This is n typical Bobo picture with thrills nnd laughter goloro. Also— “Going Through the Rye,” a Comedy Tomorrow—Thomas Meighan in “Cr py Ricks”, also a Comedy NOTICEI Tho regular annual meeting of tho EAST SANFORD pa5 stockholders of tho Pooplos Bank of ha Snnford, Florida, will bo hold In ncha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha cordnnco with Its By-lnws, in tho of­ Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles Polk have fices of tho bnnk on Wednesday, Jan­ sold their homo ami 10 ncro farm in uary 18th, 1022, nt 7:30 p. m. for tho purposo of electing n board of direc­ Mecca Hammock nnd together with tors to servo for tho onsuing year, their twin sons aro moving to Jack­ Cleanliness is next to Godliness and for tho transaction of any other sonville this week to mnko their homo business that may proporly come be—a newly married couplo from Geor­ foro tho meeting. Wo invite the public nnd nil users of ELDER gia hnvo bought tho plnco nnd will SPRINGS WATER to visit the spring end in II. P. SMITH, take possession by January 1st. our method of bundling its product. Why take Bert Fish was hero from DeLnnd n chance? Your eminent physicians claim Christmas day at tho Fish-Galloway that this water in unexcelled nnd its purity home on Cameron road. makes it most beneficial for many troubles. Mr. and Mrs. Elmore Richards, of Lorain, Ohio, who aro spending tho The Ford people of Snnford as well.as the winter in St. Petersburg, drove here Western Union recommend this water for to remain over tho holidays with tho batteries. Corpnny and Chorpcning families. Mr. and Mrs. Will Plerco nnd daugh­ Call phone 311 and have a bottle of this water ter, of Willoughby, Ohio, wore callers sent you and protect your health. at tile Ellsworth homo on lleardall avenue last Thursday. Mrs. Uyrnn Squire and threo little ones aro arriving next Tuesday from , South Jacksonville to visit her p ar-! SANFORD FLORIDA SAVE YOU MONEY cuts, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Chorpcning 1 and other relatives and friends. Mr. nnd Mrs. Bledsoe, of Moore's Station, have as guests relatives from Write us Alabama. Sergeant Currie (Shine) Hasty is Empire Hotel Block hero on a 13-dny furlough from Camp Iirngg, N. C. Ho is receiving con­ ORLANDO, FLORIDA gratulations on his ndvancomcnt in tho army. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Austin and two children, of Orlando, were hero Christmas day with Mrs. Austin’s mother, Mrs. May Ilnsty and family. Mr. nnd Mrn. J. F. McClelland and children woro at Mrs. McClelland’s mother’s homo in Fort Christmas for CliristimiH day to meet the entire fam­ ily nt n reunion. Mr. and Mrs. Toyama, of Benrdnll avenue, entertained at a turkey din­ ner Christmas clay, having as guests, Messrs. Oynma, Ynshidn nnd Gnto of Dnytonn and Messrs. Hulaiga, Harnda nnd FJitn form Lake Tracy fnrms in DeLnnd. Miss Herein Long, of Monongnhelin, I'a., is here visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. I). L. Long and other rela­ tives nnd fricndB. Miss Maude Camoron, of Tnmpn, and Miss Claire Cameron, of Orlando, Woro here with their parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. A. B, Cameron and brother, for Christmas. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. J. Mulligan, of Green Cove Springs and Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Ward and son front town woro guests over Christmas day of their pnrontH, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Vaughn, of Celery Avenue. Mrs. Jones and Miss Haskins Jones were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Henry McLnulin at their home in town at a turkey Christmas dinner on Monday. Elwood Irish, of Camoron nvonuo “If wishes were realities we’d have our little home” say the newlyweds. was taken ill while in town last Fri­ day and is still quite indisposod nt Well, wishes can be realities! Buy a lot in— his home. Dr. Robson is in attend­ ance. Some one entered A. Corpnny’s chicken house one night recently nnd selected a fine Plymouth rock rooster and three nice pullets to match, evi­ dently going into tho chicken busi­ ness ami wanted good stock. Thiovcs again visited tho Zcrnovean place nnd and build a home just like you want carried off a number of tools and oth­ er things of value. George McDougnl, jr., his cousin, young Iloaton, from Wnycross, Gn., and E. A. Moffett, whiio driving in tho McDougnl truck Monday about 3 p. m., in turning a corner nunr Gene­ va, in deep Hand, something gnvo way in the stenring gear and turned tho truck ovor, George has a broken leg, PRICES: $150.00 TO $750.00-EASY TERMS which was broken between tho knso nnd thigh. Mr. Moirctt’s back is In­ jured. No injuries aro apparent on i tho Heaton boy cxcopt cuts nnd bruis­ es, which all have. Thoro will bo ox|nmlnntlons todny (Tuosday) for Intornnl injuries. Thoy woro both taken to tho Fornnld-Lnughton hospital and aro under Doctor Puloston’s euro. «r Phone 95 Francis McDougul Swnnson has been THE REAL ESTATE MAN” -Phone 95 sent for. Sho will lenvo Hot Springs, Ark., today (Tuesday), ■■■■BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBMBBBBBBBB* SAFETY FIRST GLOBE PIANO CO. Elder Springs Water Co. OFFICE SUPPLIES AT HERALD OFFICE AT THE STAR THEATRE, FRIDA Y AND SATURDAY, DEC. 30 nnd 31. Alfred Robson attended tho dnneo at the Orlando country club last ov­ ening given by Miss Dorothy linker in honor of her guest, Miss Eliznbcth MRS. FRED DAIGER. Society Editor, Wesley. Phone 217-W I f 71111 linvp nnj r f r l r m U v l a l l l n g y o u DANCE FOR VISITOR S O C IE T Y — I f y o u n r c k u Iu r n n y w h r r c o r c o n i l n u home, or U you nrr rn trrta ln ln * , write a i x . i t n l r n r d lo tlila d e p a r t m e n t , rIvIor d r l n l l a , or t e l e l i p o n e Ihr I t e m . It w i l l h r Rrrntly ii|i|irrrlnlrd. Wednesday—Mrs. It. E. Tolnr will en­ tertain at bridge at tho Womnn’s CJuh from threo to six o’clock. Friday--Mr8. ,1, C, llonnott will enter­ tain tho members of tho Book-Lovors Club at her homo on Magnolia nvonuo at 3:00 p. m. Saturday—Children's Story Hour nt Central Pnrk nt four o’clock. Mrs. John Leonard! and Mrs. W. F. Illaekman motored to Orlando this morning to attend a meeting at which Miss Elizabeth Skinner, president of tho Fcdorntlqp of Woman's Clubs will address. II. O. Brown, of Stnrke, was in tho city yesterday transacting business. W. S. Itien, of Georgia, is spending some time hero at tho Montoznma. E. S. Hunter, of Lexington, Vn., Is nmong tho out-of-atnto visitors stop­ ping at tho Montezuma. One of the first and prettiest dances of the holiday Henson to ho given in the re-modeled Parish House was that of Mr. and Mrs. Dentie Tur­ ner in honor of their young guest, Miss Satterfield, of Richmond, Vn., Christmas evening, December 2flth. Tho Parish House never lent Itself more beautifully to artistic decora­ tion, nnd was a veritable Christmas bower, long stronmers of red nnd green formed an overhead covering for the dance floor, whiio the walls, wore (ompletcly hidden with pine and cedar treos, garlands and wreaths. An electric lighted Christmas treo com­ pleting tho holiday scheme. Tho atngo was also artisticnlly decorated in green and soft shaded electric lnmps. Tile strains of dance music proceed­ ed from tho popular Snnford trio, Messrs. James Robson, I’otor School and A| Withcringtnn. Mrs. Ernest Kmpp, attractive in black Inco, and Miss Mnrthu Fox, in a dainty turquoise blue silk frock, mot tile guests at tho outer door, whiio Mrs. A. P. Connolly in a becoming gown of brown punno velvet, nnd Mrs. H o f - M a c B a t t e r y C o. Making Lower Repair Charges | To the P u b lic S On nnd after Jan. 1, H122, the SANFORD will make Dally (rips between SANFORD and ENTERPRISE leaving PAVILION PIER: SANFORD .............- ................. 8:00 A. M. I:301*.M. ENTERPRISE ............. ........... 8:30 A. M. 3:00 P.M. FARE EACH WAY, 23c For Hire front 10:00 A. M. to 1:00 P. M. Additional trips will be announced ns the service is Required . CAPTAIN ATKINSON 203 East Third Street 4“ linn!..... m ' ■■ - Phono 205-L1 Make Your Wish for the New Year LANE’S SUB-DIVISION Beautiful Lots E. F. LANE — ^ ■-- - • V �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 29,1921 SANFORD DAILY HERALD P a k n K e v e r ? i t k n i M * e x c e p t X an t l j rr n me t h e iirmiH H e r a l d uhiivihri l l u l l d l n x , •107 M u n o l l a A n 4 R n n fo rt, F la. THE HERALD PRINTING CO. rvDLimiKUH R . J . H O L L Y ____________ ________ E d i t o r N . J . I . I I . I . A l l l l ........ d e c r e t a r r - T r e n e u r e r A. NKKIj____ ___flenernl Mnnnxrr •V. L . I l l W I N _____ C i r c u l a t i o n M a n a c r r «». I ' h o n e 14H n p t o UlOO P . M. A d v ertlaln p Itn tra M ade K n o w n on A p p lic a tio n R n h a c r l p t l o n P r i c e In A d v a n c e O n e Y e a r ........________ ™ ._____ ____ fd .00 S i x M o n t h * .............................................. . aJJO D e l i v e r e d In C l t j h j C a r r i e r O n e W e e k ......... ................... ............ IB C e n t a T h e b l n 13 t o I R - p n g e W e e k l y H e r d i d e n ti r e l y eo v era flrm ln o le C o u n ty d a d la p n h l l a h e d e v e r y F r i d a y . A d v e r t l a l i g r a t e a m a d e k n o w n o n n p p lle n ' t l e n . D e m o c r a t i c In p o li ti c * . $.1310 p e r T e a r , n l w a y * In a d v a n c e , K M D K Il T H E A S B O C IA T E I1 P i t ERR pe-rrr"!^^™ S lH iH ii Politics will warm up after the first of January and there will be some­ thing doing for five months or more, -o Orlando Scnticnl has a straw bal­ lot to test the feeling for and against municipal ownership in Orlnndo. ---------- o----------The submarine topic Rectus to lie a live one at Washington Just now and with the liquor question will occupy tho attention of the naval hoard for some time. Ono of tho largest firms in a neigh­ boring state has a representative horo this week looking toward tho estab­ lishment of a large wholesale and retail dry goods store, gents' furnish­ ings, etc. There nro also two hotel firms anxious to buy or leaso several hotuls hore. A Federal Oakery will be started in the next few weeks and several other stores will open as soon ns they can buy or build or rent store rooms. It means that the city of San­ ford is attracting many merchants who expect to opon in business either now or next fall. -----o— The Sanford Chief of Police snys that whoever answered that phono call from Tampa at this end of tho line did not represent tho Sanford po­ lice forco and no member of tho San­ ford force answered tho Tnmpa in­ quiry about a stolen car in nny such mnnner ns described In tho Tribune. We are glad to know it. Any inquir­ ies of tho polico about anything, nny time and nny place should receive courteous attention nnd treatment. of that bunch of northern counties pocketbook. If this state should be divided, tho richest Btnto In he South would bo ^ I F 1tW(Up» K eviNt«S MkN tho state of South Florida, while tho m iW ftUDlCHCfc -toDOM vwwclo poorest in permanent improvements, AOYtKOSt IF UC COULD GCT such ns ronds, bridges, drainage, nnd SOMCBODH 10 VNRI16 HV9 J W LEI W\»A GP.AB 1U' NtMUcftl public buildings would be the state of PHONE Vt CALL UP 1VU9 OFFICE North Florida. North Florida would VtAVJCAN AO vNUMEQ. WAV*-] have to dig down deep into its pocket INOf IN U\9 FPON10 0 0 9 . IN F\N)E for everything save n state capltol t*\N U lE *\ N'DeTCMA* building, nnd would hnve to dig for nt least half of that to refund to ■■ South Florida which has paid for the most of nil that section’s permanent public state improvements. When tho northern Florida politi­ cal grahsters sec they arc going to lose nil tho pap they nro able to draw without trouble or expense from the rest of the state, they arc going : to grnnt a fair division of representa­ tion, nnd a fair voto on stnte wide matters, even to giving tho public opportunity to say whether it wants tho state cnpitnl removed.—Tnmpa Trib­ une. EDY V MICKIE 'SAYS s TWENTY MILLIONS AVAILABLE KOI* STARVING RUSSIANS Thc rector who sets down rules re­ specting tho dress of brides probably hnsn't stopped to think how ninny justices of the pence thcro nro.— Houston Post. "Just yesterday a hero, broke nnd jobless today, Scrgcnnt Carl Necf, who made a sensational but unsuccess­ ful attempt to capture Grover BergIt will really be tho United” Kingdoll, draft evader, in Germany, has which now control the legislative roll dom of Grent Britain nnd Irclnnd boon taken in charge by the American call of this state. when tho cord that binds them Is ncThe Tribune was the first paper to ord.—Greenville (S. C.) Piedmont. It is rumored that Hon. James Alex­ Legion of New Turk. His only assets „ . . . ___ ;__ , _ „„ ander, of Volusia county, will go after upon returning from Germany con- , slsted of a police dog.” tho judgeship for the Seventh Judicial portionment amendment pnssed by The above item is dipped from an Circuit. As to whether Judge Perkins the last legislature. This paper ■will let him have it or not is another exchange. It is only a sample of ono showed thnt even with the one rep­ case out of millions. We might say resentative each which nil the new story. that only yesterday, tho doughboys, counties of the state would have to , ... . . . Alnbnmn citizens are erecting a fitted out in their new uniforms of . khaki, the sailors fitted out in blue, u ...... monument to the boll weevil, Wo may tlie list so that it would continue to be able to erect one to the boll weevil were heroes, cheered on to victory by have a majority in both house and or to the warm weather or to the rust the masses, today many of them out senate even should the amendment . . . . . . , mite or some other calamity some of employment, some suffering from . WO.H..I. rotclvo.1 ilurinK ,h . World time hut as yet wo have not wasted The Miami Herald expresses little any money on monuments to insects. War, others suffering from tubercu­ doubt of the people adopting it. We losis, are practically forgotten by ---------- o----------those in a position to do something are not so sure they will. When they Masked men are prying into mari­ come to understand thnt by its adopt­ tal affairs in Alabama and took out a for them—the present administration. ion they will im rlviting on the necks, The United States government, prominent lawyer in Birmingham through its president, appealing to even more firmly than now, the chain last night and boat him up, told him of subservience to northern Florida, . . . . , . . . to remarry his divorced wife or take congress to ostone action on the soldier bonus bill, robbed these men of wo th,nk tho> ’ " i I revolt at tho idea the consequence. Such procedures relief, it robbed them of their just m"' *** th« e,ub ,,f thc,r w'1 1 nml would start something in several lo­ due; because, as President Harding * u )'1 ' i ut *' calities we might name. states, the treasury could not stand n ,« l,,cra d is ri*ht ln ^ c,nrin« ---------- o---------the drain made non it. Yet in thu that in,dLo-the present apportionment Some people are out after business course of a few short weeks, both the! 11 iH hnposa Me to get through an all the time and they go after it in many different ways. Others are con­ Senate and the House passed a bill amendment ,l,low,n« H voto on appropriating TWENTY MILLIONS, ™mov“li il 1h ^tiimHy right in avertent to sit down nnd wait for it to OF DOLLARS for the starving chil- rin« thnt cv«n 1w,lb thc nWort,oncome in at the door. This waiting pol­ dren of Russia. The Senate added two ment proposed the effort to pass such icy was all right a few years ngo but an amendment would prove futile. Snnford is growing nnd demanding amendments to the House bill how­ Therefore there is hut one thing to more than the waiting policy. Tho ever, perhaps to ease the conscience do, and that is to hit where it will buftinesN will soon go to the man who of its members (if they have any), one hurt worst, and that is in their appropriating $100,001) for hospitaliza­ Kooh Hfter it. tion purposes for the relief of soldiers suffering from tuberculosis in Arizona And tile straw Imllot will find the people of Orlando in favor of owning and the other nn appropriation for their own utilities—some may fight IbOO.OOO to lie used for the solution of it with the idea of getting a Idg price the unemployment question. The cry of a starving child should Tor tho home plant—and some lielie answered, it should he fed; wo are I cause they think it will raise taxes, yon can pick them out and see why not criticising congress for the stand they fight against the wishes of tho it took in providing for the Russians, I people—but Orlando will own her but surely if TWENTY MILLIONS] OF DOLLARS are available for the own utilities. RUSSIANS cannot some appropria- ] tion lie made to take care of the lioyH, THE STRONGEST The new year will soon lie upon us both in khaki and blue, who fought in 1 GUARANTEED «nd many changes are to ho made in tlie World War? several directions in this city. It is TIRE MADE It would appear from tlie action of hejied that the vision of those men congress that the United States truss- j who are to take the reins will be big ury is still bulging with Golden enough and broad enough to make Eagles, so much so that Congress is Sanford the great city It should have having a hard time finding places to Curds Sizes become years ago and that the many put them. If only that body would § 9 ^() 30x3 improvements that are to bo made wake up to a realization of conditions $(2.50 $18.00 30x3</, will be made this summer. Sanford in their own country they might be $19,15 $25.50 32x3 needs many improvements to supple­ persuaded to allow the boys thnt did §21.75 31x4 ment tho gifts of nature alrendy their hit, at least a portion of their $25.35 32x4 $32.40 provided and Sanford will improve siiaer.—Lakeland Star. 33x4 $33.10 $20.50 umly In the same rntio as tho people $34.25 $27.25 34x4 of Sanford go ahead nnd do business. $11.90 32x4'/, ROW IT CAN HE DONE. $33.40 The Bank of Safety Security-Service This institution, whose success nnd strength hns been builded T»y a loyal people, whose most vnluable asset is the confidence, trust and esteem of those who know it b«?st and whose highest en­ deavor is to attain still higher plains of service— wishes you n Tfinppy, healthful nnd prosperous New Year. The Peoples Bank of Sanford OFFICE SUPPLIES AT HERALD OFFICE v WE have just been appointed exclusive agents for thest* wonderful shoes. Come to our store and fitted with a pair of “Foot-Fitters.” Nothing like it in this city. “Foot-Fitters” are the best shoe con­ struction ever attempted. All shapes, sizes and widths. PRICE $ 7.50 A P air FO O T-FITTE R S” Miller Tires NEWPRICES Vi $34.50 Under the caption, "Hoys, It Can't $43.65 'Hie scheme of Chuluotn to have an aitfto camp is a good one. Auto cnmpH should lie placed in spots like this, far from tho maddening crowds jiml far from the larger towns and cities, where the enmpers cm, lie free and easy and where they will not encroach upon any one. If wo want­ ed to camp out it would not lie on some city's rubbish heap. It would Ixi as far from civilization as we couulil get it. 33x4'/, 35x5 $42.85 $54.75 “FOOT-FITTER” SPECIFICATIONS Ue Done," in another column on thiH this page is an editorial from the Miami Herald showing why the cap­ ORLANDO, FLA. ital removal fight will fail. It is a solid argument the Herald uses, and there is no getting hnck of the sound­ Eyes Tested Glasses Fitted ness of Its reasoning; but at llio very last paragraph of the editorial it TOM MOORE pointH out how it can bo done—"AglOptometrist-Optician tutu for state division." Opp. Postoffice A well balanced campaign for state We Appreciate Your Business division would surely put tho fear of For first clnss Job work—thr Hemic' God and South Florida in the heart Frames Repaired Lenses Duplicated ■ CHICKEN SALAD A delicious chicken salad, which is (illicitly prepared, is made by using a can of Purity Cross Chicken Salad, chill this thoroughly then add celery if desired and arrange on lettuce. W. R. LINK TIRE CO Good meals, $8.00 per week, Tho Tompio Club, corner Third nnd Park. I ■ L ■ Henry McLaulin, Jr. OIT. I>. OPTICIAN—OPTOMETRIST DEANE T U R N E R 5 j Frames Repaired Phones 4V7-494 WELAKA BLOCK 3 s Lenses Duplicated EYES EXAMINED 212 East, l i t St. Sanford, Pla. WE GRIND OUR OWN LENBB A —Full Grnln Calfskin Rich Mahogany Shade. H—First Quality Ten Iron Oak Outsole. C —Seven or Eight Iron Oak (Shoulder Channel) Insole. D —Full Length Vamp. K —Sole Lenther Box. F —Calfskin Inside Vamp Reinforcement. 0 —Calfskin Inside Counter Pocket. II —Sole Leather Counter. 1 —Extra Long Rubber Heels 1-4 inch longer than standard, j —Nine Cord Linen Inseam Thread. K —Lapped Quarters, no Back Stay. L —Nineteen Gauge Steel Shank. M—Calfskin Heel Pad. SEE OUR WINDOW -ofHOUSE CLEANING ARTICLES N —8 ox. Duck Lining. O — Four Rows Tip Stitching. P —Calfskin Eyelet Stay. Q —Best Quality Braid Lock Stitch Sole Thread. I t—Silk Rlutcher Bar. S —Calfskin Top Facing. T —Felt Bottom Filler. U —Fast Color Hooks and Eyelets. V —Felt Lined Tongue, W—Two Rows Single Needle Vamping. X —Full Grain Sole Lenther Whole Lift Heel Base. Y —Eight Nall Heel. Z— More Live Rubber than Average Rubber Heel. V'A “Foot-Fitters” are the only shoes in the world which have all of the above specifications WEAR A GOOD PAIR YOURSELF- R A F F E L D ’ S THE BALL HARD­ ■ —THE STORE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY— WARE CO. Opposite Postoffice-------------------------te_________ •»rm« -Sanford, Florida �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1921 lie nround for the man who hns "ready money." s Tho man who hnsn’t it is always embarrassed by seeing tho other fellow seize tho "big chnnce" and forge ahend. Why not open your Savings Account hero today? The amount doesn’t count. It’s the start—that’s the thing INTEREST PAID : 111 Sanford Floirda (■ ■ ■ ■ ■ I M na fco ALSO "P LA Y IN G ENTERPRISE ETCHINGS M Pn Bn fca Hjj THE G A M E" Children Sported While Their Crave and Reverend Eldera Dwelt on the Destiny of Nations. Mark Sullivan writes In the World’s W ork: As to at least ono who observed President Harding rend Ids message to congress from the press gallery, Ills most vivid recollection will he of the Utile son of a Itcpuhllcnn member In the fifth row, who, across the hacks of four scats, Improvised an acquain­ tance; and then, having exchanged treaties of amity and commerce through mysterious signals Impercept­ ible to older eyes, slipped away from the guardianship of their respective parents, nnd by the nld of a cautious and Ingratiating diplomacy, maneuv­ ered their way past a dozen elders preoccupied with exulted matters of state, to the ends of the rows of seats. There, In the protective obscurity pro­ vided by till* cavefn-llke depths of tbc iflsle. tliey produced n roundish glided button' not so siiuill but wlint unsatluted Imaginations could piece It out Into a ninrble whose defects of ro­ tundity were fortuitously/and admir­ ably corrected by the slight decline In the door of the aisle. With this equip­ ment they extemporized a delectable game, which they playl'd for an hour under great lutudlcnps ami at con­ tinuous and Imminent risk of awful catastrophe, In happy unconcern of the sonorous words iihout the destiny of nntlons that rolled above their little bends." The people of this community nru indeed delighted to know that Capt, (I. E. Atkinson hns nrrlvod in San­ ford ami will operate his boat, “Tho Sanford," between Enterprise nnd Sanford after January llrst. \ The boat will also be operated for hunt­ ing and fishing parties, Capt. At­ kinson's son nnd family accompanied him to Sanford nnd his son will as­ sist him in the work. On Inst Satur­ day evening Capt. Atkinson invited the people of Enterprise to bo his guests on a trip to Sanford nnd n very pleasant time was enjoyed by all who went. { A Christmas song Bcrvlco was held at (lie Methodist Orphnnnge on Sun­ day •evening. The Christmas enrols were sung, then Dr. Palmer ninde the principal talk of tho evening. Miss Emma Tucker closed the service with a few words on Christmas giving. .Mrs. Williams of Onteen was the guest of friends horo ono night last weak. _ !>r. Joseph C. Arbognst of Buffalo, N. Y., arrived Snturday nnd is a guest at Benson Springs. Inn Mr. nnd 'Mrs E. E. Mooks and ” NOT LONG LIV ED daughter-of "DeLnrid-wttfi* the week- "D A W D LER S---------x w >:>i ufn»r "id guostfl of Mf/fPred Mbriray nnd Prominent British Manufacturer Point* family. ■ . . Out That Active Min t f fiuil-' Mr. nnd Mrs. .A. . B. Commons pf net* Reaches OldAg• / Stone Ialnnd wero coiling *ori' friends 1* ‘ here Sunday. ‘t-iXiLord Loverhulme, one of Grcut Miss Grace Padgelt of Jackson­ Britain's largest miinufadurcrs, asserts ville, is tho guest of Mr.-Wm. Pad­ •that mioro people shorten their lives gett s family for the Christmas holi­ by dawdling lu Eiiftlnud tJuifi lliy hustling. Hu Is a living proof Itliut days. ‘hustling promotes halo old age. ,llu Mrs. William Pndgctt was callod hns always led the strenuous life,,nnd Florida, Sunday 'by itho at 70 Is still going strong. serious illness of her mother, Mrs, --. He presided nt the annual meeting Myrca, who is with hor son, J. Myrosi Of the'B ritish Industrial. Safety First Miss 'Addle Bonrdsloy, who has association’ the other ihiy. In ids ad­ "•n the guust of Mrs. Count for tho dress. Im drew largely upon Ills'Ameri­ holidays, leaves today for Orlando, can experience, steps had-heed'token there, lie said, to ascertain whether II "here she will attend tho stato teach- was the bust ling, hustling business • rs association. man who was supposed to shorten Ills Miss Grnco Wnrmouth of Franklin, days, or the man who crawled and Ind.. arrived 'Saturday ('nnd is the dawdled through life. lie declared there were men In the guest of ftlrs.i Frod Murray. Fulled Stales today of HO. ix> and be­ rti.’ss Mary Stone was among tho tween IM ami 10(1 years of age 'rim holiday Visitors hero were still In good health uml actively Mr. Henry Murrny killed tho first engaged In JiilKlness, whereby ulfil.whp. deer of the Henson hero yesterday. bail retired early from IniHlnevi bud Supt. U. J. Bennett and family nnd slmrleiied llielr lives thereby. lie Iboiigbt tli’o crawl ofttm .ituw dlcr Mr. nnd Mrs. F. A Jackson.of Fitz­ gerald, Gn., aro expected today, to was largely liistruuienlnl 111 .shortening be the guests of relativos for a few .the lives of Individuals Ip <Jn*t|: Brit: nil!—flint Hie •more a man worked, days. whether professionally or In other’ vie Mr. and Mrs. Henry Murray, Mias eat Ions, the more he would conserve Craee Warmouth and Mr. Fred MuiU Ills life and strength and tho life and ray and" family motored to Sanford 'commerce of the country. yesterday on n sight-seeing trip. "*i Ji*. ___ _______________ NOTICE COMMISSION MANAGEIl FORM. CLEARWATER, Dec. 2D.-Cl6nrwater, nt n special election January •il, will select a charter board with'a view of placing this city under a commission-manager form o fgovdmment, tho city council having In­ structed tho city attorney to prepnro nn ordinance to that effect and s-ib»'it it to tho council for action. MITCHELL WANTS JOIL KT. PETERSBURG, Doc. 20— N A. Mitchell,itormy potrel of locilfpolitics and who after his recall ns may»r HOTernl weeks ago was defeated in nn election recently in which ho sought to succeed himself, hns made formal application for appointmont ns secretary of tho local chamber' <>f commcrco to succeed Bradford I jiw ronce, resigned. Tho board of gov­ ernors df'fche xjrganization hns'as ypt taken no action. ,M. I. Stongnll Mulo Co. hus put all notos nnd accounts In Mr. J. E. Lan­ d 's hands for collection and I will ex­ pect all parties duo mo to boo him at rpy barn in-Sanford at onco and mako settlement. This monns each and ev­ ery ono. W. I. STEAGALL MULE CO. 23-1-Gt DO YOU TAKE YOUR HOME iPAPERT iTho Herald will make a campaign tho firslsot-tho year .to (bring up the list of suhscrlbors foT-th" Daily Herilld to thoSflMb markwnd our sollcltd n will call upon every;fumily liv­ ing on tho rogulur routos to.tako tho (Tho Daily Herald Ujyour own daily paper giving you tho rows of tho city and county, stato and tho world every day. If you do not- tako It get ready ’to tako it after January first. M ttffN T f J f f f f L -L A 7K V nTJH 2 S Don’t envy him his "luck.” Practico his fore­ thought. \% S~ Embarrassing, Indeed! Kcnnnmlzliig 111 1u111 Ikj nil right, but llrst know your locution! I went Into it two-prlecd millinery store nm! after trying oil Hovernl IiiiIh and not caring liartlcularly for any, realized that It wish next to Impossible to get away without a purchase. Finally I Haiti I m hail no money, but selected a hat for them to put away for me, and prom­ ised I would surely return for It the next evening. I breathed relief when I made my exit, ami passing a store a few doors away, entered upon seeing n hat much to my (itste, and after trying It on decided I really s would buy It. As I was about to take the money from my purse, to my surprise the manager of the llrst store (lie owned both, I later lee rued), en­ tered, anil seeing me, cynically smiled and said: “Don't waste your time on IIiIh . customer—she's only sightseeing nnd has no Intention of buying." My embarrassment, together with nilger, was the limit, and I arose In u raze and left the store,—Chicago American. O p p o rtu n itie s PAGE WITH AGNCS .ANO I UNO 6P0RCPMPLPORO production 1 Q (param ount (picture V* LSn' Lost “Victory" Recovered. Dust-covered and forgotten, two big packing cases have been reposing In the yard of federal parliament house. They had been received twelve months ugo from London, nnd hud been 'Mumped’’ with other stores In an outof-the-way plaee.1Recently one-of tho cases was opened and w a s . found to contain a female figure In hrnuze with a helmet on her head. This was la- ' tended to represent Victory and was designed to commemorate the heroism of Australian soldiers. The statue was | a gift of the eommoawealth by Bertram ; .Mackeiinal. the Australian sctilp'oi ' The smaller case contained the base of the statue. The uufortiimitu over I sight hns been rectified and Australia’* thanks have been sent to Mr. Mpcken mil. Engineering Triumph. A daring engineering fenl was per formed In I'lttshurgh recently when u nine-story modern Imlldlug, filled with I hardware, was moved a distance of 7f» ! feet by t'J laborers. Ninety-pound rails. 1LM) of them, made the tracks on which the structure was moved. The sidewalks and basement of the build lug. Including a big engine uml boiler that continued to fiinctloii, .weld along with the building. Customers passed to and from the building as-though nothing wps happening. Completely Educated. "Mrs. Brooks says -lie lias no lunger any fault to find with her hushimil." •‘.Meaning, I -niqnive. Hint alie long ico found all the faults he has."— Vmerlcnn Legion Weekly. /// Star T h eatre am YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO MISS HEARING THE SERIES OF ADDRESSES ON (• i<’ ■ CHRISTIAN PSYCHOLOGY BY REV. LILLIAN B. FULTON 3 BEGINNING NEXT SUNDAY NIGHT AT THE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH NOTICEl There will be no shortage of mate­ rial for pinno keys while the world is full of puople wiio think thuy can got something for nothing. Tho regular annuul meeting of tho stockholders ol’ tho I’ooplos Bank of Sanford, Florida, will bo hold lh ac­ cordance with Its By-laws, In tho of­ fices of tho bank on Wednesday, Jan-, uary 18th, 1922, at 7:80 p. m. for tho purpose of electing a board of direc­ tors to servo for,-tho ensuing year, and for tho transaction of any other tyoiilaeM that may proporly como bo- Work in underway for tho addition to til’s Stnto Capital at Tallahassee. TwcPnt'W wings will possibly bo added within ’the coming year. i ; I A poor man can’t ntford a valbt, but ho can get married.—Baltimore'Sun. I -•*’ • : — fJf | » Count that day lost whoso low doSpooking of tho mnilcd fist, write n plain fist when mailing.—Augusta sconding sun sues no now treaty tho’t of or begun.—Pittsburgh Sun. Herald. ford the moating. 11. P. SMITH, OFFICE SUPPLIES AT HERALD OFFICE ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■anaatiflnnHanaDnnaasiinBiaaBaBBaai ■ , S MULLET ROE SALT MULLET APALACHICOLA OYSTERS 7 JONES DAIRY FARM SAUSAGE R TALL <VAN CAMP’S CREAM, Per Dozen ' ■ •'•♦if ,.'i • -j V.i 1 ii v 5 $1.50 NEW FLORIDA SYRUP, per gallon 75c Seminole ’ll* 24-lbs. BAG TABLE TALK FLOUR, per bag $1.35_________ — a--• —- . - Work Guaranteed Prices Reasonable ji 96-lbs. GOLD MEDAL FLOUR, Lumley & Lumley ■ 902 French 5 Phono 404 s Il'O ih a ik i L iiiiiiim iiH a im H u i 2'/2-lb. CANS TABLE PEACHES 40c —3 FOR— $1.00 IQHN GOVE, Proprietor CEMETERY WORK A SPECIALTY t ..MU: 1018 W est First Street NO. 2 CANS PEARS lU.W. WE HAVE FOR SALE CITYLOTS 5 ANY PART OF TOWN, ON TERMS TO I SUIT YOU You can make money buying for advance, "g You are going to build a home one of these 9 days, why not select a lot now, and pay for it ■ ■ by easy stages. If you have some money, will build one or J ttwo houses. |i Sanford dfumaving, don!t wait, get in ithe: [ game now. 3 '* s 1 Meisch Realty Com pany: A. -P. C0NN1 LLY AGENT 2'/2-lb. CANS SLICED PINEAPPLE 40c — SFOR—$1.00 1 SANFORD MARBLE & 1018 Weat First Street $5.75 /jffBI/i ! 35c -a FOR— 95c NO. 2 CANS RED RASPBERRIES $1.35 NO. 2 CANS BLACKBERRIES 50c —3 FOR— $1.35 NO. 2 CANS RED PITTED (CHERRIES 50c 4' IFOR— i .. P. McCULLEN GROCERIES • �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1921 .«uv Cteaiance BARGAIN PAGEANT EXTRAORDINARY l l a n n a ^ at £ »- , . rr^ jin * m :. 1 3; if** We want you to bo one of the fortunate customers to benefit by our great Sale, the Greatest January Sale we have evfcr offered. It is the Pre-Enventory, the Stock Reduction Sale preparatory to the arrival of Spring Goods, the Greatest Cut Price Sale ever seen in the Celery City, Beginning- f Saturday, December 31, and Continuing Thru Saturday, January 14 «jjj» X ❖ our entire stock cut to and below pre-war prices—nothing misrepresented—NOTHING CHARGED—NOTHING EXCHANGED—Bonafide Cash Sale. High Power! Rapid Speed Sale! The Biggest Sacrifice ever attempted in Sanford. Will bring a tidal wave of business for miles. Store will be closed FRIDAY, DECEMBER 30TH, open SATURDAY, DECEMBER 31ST, 8:00 A. M. Unusual Bargains in Shoes . If you have small feet here’s your opportun­ ity. Lot of Women’s Pumps and Oxfords, tail, patent and black kid, 0 4 QO $5 to $10 value, at a pair..... Men’s, Women’s and Children’s Canvas Shoes of all kinds at .............. ONE-HALF Price Shoes for Women Another lot of Women’s Patent, Tan and Black Kid Oxfords. Good seasonable Ox­ fords, $5.00 values at ....................................... Also few plain Kid Pumps, $5.00 value, at ................ Women’s lied Cross Pumps, and Oxfords, in Tans and Black. $8.50 regu­ lar price. Now ................... Women’s Boyd Welch $9.00. and1 $10.00 SatSat­ in, Kid, Suede and ‘Patent Dress Pumps, at ......... ress Pumps, Outing Satin and While Kid Dress $8.00 and $9.00 value, for .................................. .... Women’s Maxines Oxfords tan and black, $7 values at All other Women’s Oxfords, Pumps and Shoes sold at like reductions. All children’s Shoes, including “Buster Brown” Shoes for children and Misses, cut to pre-war prices, regardless of cost. $2.48 $2.48 $5.95 $7.25 $5.95 $5.25 Unusal Bargains Lot of Women’s Felt Bedroom Slippers, in colors. All sizes, $1.75 OA a value. Sale price..........................O v v Look at This! $2.50 and $3.00 all leather Work Shoes. Sale price $3.50, $4 and $4.50 Work Shoos, O ff Sale price $3.15, §2.95 and..... Standard Army Shoes, none fl? /| £ A better made, $0.50 Shoes, at ... V Army Officers’ Shoes, $0.50 $1.95 Men’s English and Comfort Last Shoes, tan and black, all styles $5.00, $0.00, $7.50 and $8.50 Shoes. Sale prices, $5.90, §5.75, §1.00 and...... J. P. Smith high grade $10 Shoes for men, sale price... $10 and $12 Floresheim $3.90 $7.75 Men’s Rain Coats i $0.00 Coat, Sale p rice.......!.............. $7.50 Coat, Sale price ........i........................ vcreoat, Belt $14.00 Combination Ruin and Overcoat, Back, unmatchablc value at ............................ Guaranteed no leak Walking Slicker, “Seal Brand” ....... Hiding Slicker, Sale price .......................... $3.90 $5.00 $8.90 $3.45 $4.45 Women’s and Children’s Silk and Cotton Hose at 30% REDUCTION. Regardless of of original cost. In other words a $2.00 pair Overalls, Work Pants, Etc. of Silk Hose will cost you $1.10. We have in Overalls, Work Pants and Work Shirts cut to stock black, white, tan, navy and the new the last penny. If you need., work clothes, •'It V 1‘ grey. n,; now is the time to buy and Thrasher & Gar­ ,i r.. dner’s store is the place. $1.00 Silk Hose, -*7 Q a Sale price per pair....................." ■ 50c Lisle half Hose, O ff* * Sale price per pair...................... 25e Lisle half Hose, 1 Q o Sale price per pair........................ JLt/V* 20c Lisle half Hose, 4 Sale price, per pair ............... I2 y Any and all Men’s half Hose sold at like re­ ductions. And we have all of the standard colors. More Bargains Silk'Shirts: Men’s and Boys* Sweaters At prices you can’t resist, if you have use for one. BOYS’ SUITS .. Boys’ Clothing Below Pre-war Prices 0 to 9 years, $0.00 Suits © O ff Sale price ................................ 10 to 18 years $12.50 2-pants Suit ..................... ................. 10 to 18 years, $10.00 2-pants 0 4 0 A A Suit, Snle price .................. 10 to 18 years, $22,50 Suits, 0 4 / * A A Sale p rice......... .............9 1 D « U U Full line of Boys’ Pants for 0 to 18 years a t ...............................1-3 OFF $8.50 u Men’s Pants Blue Serge $12,50 Pants, Sale price .......................... $10.00 Pants, Sale price .......................... $8.00 Pants, Sale price .......................... $7.00 Men’s Flannel Pants, Blue, O f f J f f Black and Green, sale price ... $5.00 Men’s Pants, Sale price .......................... $4.50 Men’s Pants, Sale price .......................... $0.00 Men’s Pants', Sale price ................ ......... $9.75 $7.50 $6.25 --- -, Our stock of Men’s and Boys’ .ftilU>und Mad­ ras Shirts and Underwear, mM-'fb be reduced, so we have cut the prices.,in, ibis,jparl of our stock without regard to .jjie.-«<«].*. A great opportunity to lay in a supply of Shirts at marvelously low prices. 1 Look at this! Our entire stock of Silk Shirts, $5.00 to $8.00 OQ AA values a t ..................................( J l U t v l l Get yours early before they are picked over. , ;.I > M Men’s One-Half Hose Men's Neckwear, Belts, Suspenders and Sup­ porters at ........................30% REDUCTION Shoes for Men -— — - SHOES FOR BOYS $2.50, §2.75, $3.00, $4.00, $5.00 and $0.00 Shoes, Sale Price §1.10, .......0 4 O H §3.05, §3.30, §2.95, §2.10 and $3.95 $3.50 $4.25 Fair Deal. f To All mUV t Men’s and Young Men’s Blue Sedge} Fahey Worsted and Cassnmcrc Suits. A. Ri Kirchtan make, high grade clothing. Fits and wears as well as any made: $45.00 Suits, Sale price...................... $40.00 Suits, Sale price*...................... $35.00 Suits, Sale price..................... $20 to $22 Suits^ Sale p rice..................... $30.00 $28.00 $25.00 $15.00 No maddening disappointments to greet you. Tell your friends, spread the news. Come yourself. fore the stock is picked over. L Army Goods $4.50 Army Khaki Blankets ............................ $3.50 Army Khaki Blankets, Blankets ............................ Army Wool Reclaimed Shirts ......!........................ Army Hats, • now, only............ ............... Army Breeches, Reclaimed, now only ..........:................ — MEN’S SUITS * We have'considered the mntter of giving to the first so many customers certain unusual bargains, and have decided that the only FAIR and LEGITIMATE Inducement to the trade, ,1s ter serve ALL CUSTOMERS nlike, whether first or.last, with the biggest pos­ sible reduced prices consistent with honest, fair business methods. $3.75 $2.75 $1.75 $1.50 75c Men’s and Boys* Hats and Caps reduced 30 to 40% Fori • the Ladies 25 dozen A-l Bleached Turkish Towels, 20x 40, at less than cost today, 9 9 each ............................................. L Or One dozen at 10 dozen 81x90 Pepperal Bleached Sheets, today’s value $2^5, O J Sole price ......................... t^ JL * 7 E t) ti $2.55 M Come early, make your selections be- •r . -c‘ u*». ‘ * NEXT T O lO c STO R E, SA N FO R D , FLORIDA& "" "T1"" ......• * ■■■■■...... . . *• ■' i r �PAGB FIYB THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 29,1921 5 * * * * * * * * * * * * To Our Farmers: : SANFORD’S : : TEMPERATURE= •7>. * M The old bulb still hovors around tho 75 mark and while tho nights nro cool Kn and filled with many con** flicting emotions and spirits ha and Nuch like tho days conha tlnuo to bo Florida wenthha cr. Foggy this morning ha which menns n big rnin ha somo timo soon, probably after tho Armistice danco ha Frldny night. Have you a ha littlo telephone in your ha home thnt could be rung all ha times of tho day and night? ha 5:10 A. M„ DEC. 2D, 1D21 h« Maximum .................... 75 ha Minimum ..................... 40 ha Itnnge ........................... 50 ha Barometer ............... *.30.11 ha Calm and clear. 1*1 * SOCIAL ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■»»■■■■■■■ If You * ABE M A m e m ANNUAL BALL. An event of much importnneo and I** brilliancy nnd which is looked for­ Ni ward to each year with much Inter­ !*• Who are home peoplo who intend to stand est is the annual hall given by tho ■ Pa nodal department of the Womans' squarely behind tho farmers of this sec­ )*l Club, which wns given Tuesday even­ ■ tion, and whoso policy has ever been ono of ■ Nl alertness to assist in every constructive move­ ■ ing at the Valdez Hotel. ■ ha ment tending to increase the weatlh and pros­ The hall room was most artistical­ ■ ha ly decorated with Southern smilax nnd a perity of your fnrm. a fcl poinsettns nnd pcdestnl baskets of a a hn red roses. Tho palm room wns a You are invited to mnke this institution your a Phi transformed into n veritable bower bnnking headquarters and to come in and talk a ha a over your financial needs with us. of roses, nnd it wns hero thnt tho a ha punch tables were placed. a a ha a In the receiving line were Mr. nnd a ha Mrs. R. R. Dens, Dr and Mrs. W. a ha Theodore Langley, Mr. nnd Mrs. John a a hn a Leonnnrdi and Mr. nnd Mrs. It J. a ha Holly. a Ml a The punch table was gracefully a a presided over by Mesdnmes It. C. A COMMUNITY BUILDER a a a m a a i a a i a i a i a -a/ sw at rM f /s o/fffar*T Bower, G. 1 Loucks, J W. Wallace and Henry Wight. ■ boat coming to Sanford Mr. Scholey Bull's orchestra furnished splendid a F. p. Forster, Pres. B. F. Whitner, Cashier \ wns attracted by a special edit! in of music, a nnd tho grand march wns led a i by Dr. nnd Mrs. Langley, nfter which | the Sanford Herald and bccamo ac­ a idbi the programs were distributed by quainted with the editor nf tho Herald Mr. and Mrs. Archie Betts. and since that time ho fell In love Late in tile evening refreshments with this part of the stnto and having of sandwiches nnd cofTco were serv­ Summary nf the l, alt* Happening* retired from the newspnpor game has ed by Mesdnmes Dens, S. E. Barrett, Floating Small Mention of built a winter home nt Orlando. It. C. Bower, W. T. Langley nnd John Talks Succinctly stater* In Ilrlef Arranged fur Leonard!. m | Perminal Item* County Judgu J, E. Lovorn, accom­ Hera'd Readers Mrs. Dens was a graceful figure in ■ 120 acre homestead for sale. 15 acres cleared J ofinterest panied by Miss Hazel Bennett, were n smart frock of hlnck satin combin­ | in the city today enrouto to Okee­ ed with silk lace. r land. Must move at once. Close to transpor­ hut his duties ns agent for the Fords chobee City nfter nttending tho State Mrs. Lnnglcy wore nn exquisite kq r-4 nt Okccchobeo wore paramount nml ho Educational Association meeting at imported gown of hlnck seeqpins nnd tation. Flowing1wells. deserted the newspaper game for the Orlando. Judge Lnvorn is ono of tho lace over satin and tulle, with nn moroviuerntive one of helping Henry . prominent citizens of Okeechobee and American Beauty rose ns corsage *4 Mrs. Lconnrdi was lovely in hlnck Ford become rich. | Miss Bennett formerly taught school satin nnd net nnd Mrs. Holly wore a >at that point hut is now teaching at p , For Florida: GenornUy fnlr M most becoming costume of rose taf­ p i Thursday, Friday; warm- ** George Keller, traveling represen­ Cocoa. She will visit friends nt Okee­ feta nnd silver made pannier effect. p i er in northeast Thursday; *»J tative of the Mergenthnler Linotype chobee City before returning to her Cronin satin and real luce fashion­ Co., with headquarters in Orlando, duties nt Cocou. p i somewhat colder in north ed Mrs. Wallace’s exquisite costume, was in the city today calling on the Pi Friday. Mrs. Wight’s frock of orchid wns *4 * local printing trade. George is one , A. Ilnffcld has nti advertisement in most becoming, while Mrs. W. T. of the best in the business and has this issue calling attention to tho fnct Morgan, chnirmnn of the floor com­ friend^ all over Florida who never that he Iuih boon appointed the locul mittee, was charmingly attired in llryant Bowden was in the city to­ think of buying anything in tho Lino­ agent for the “ Foot Fitters" Shoe. gold lace over gold colored taffeta. day enroute to his homo at Okeecho- type line without calling Gcorgo to The “Foot Fitters” sell for $7.50 n Classified advertisements, 5 cents a line. No ad taken for leaa than Mrs. S. E. Barrett's blond lienuty pair and are standard the world ovor. bee t'ity after spending tho holidays their office. 25 cento, and positively no classified ads charged to anyone. Caafe was enhanced by her frock of orchid When you get n pair you know whnt with Iris parents at Inverness. His must accompany all orders. Count five words to a line and remit actnfrutn. Mrs. R. C. Bower wore u Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Scholey were in you nro getting and the specifications chic costume of hlnck satin combined father is one of tho prominent news­ cordingiy. paper men of tho stnto and is sheriff the city yesterday tho guests of Mr. go with each pair of shoes. Look nt with chennillo of Citrus county at the present time and Mrs. It. J. Hally for n few hours the shoe at Ilaffcld's store thnt hns Mrs. Loucks wns charming in Idnck LOST FOR SALE hut still edits tho newspnpor at In­ visit. Mr. Scholey for 23 years was been cut in half showing tho construc­ chnrmcuso and Ince, nnd Mrs. Betts verness and has his finger on tho pub­ owner and editor of tho Guilford tion and the kind of real leather thnt LOST—Between B. & O. Garage nnd wore n smart nnd distinctive frock of FOR SAI.E- -Paper shell pecans, 801 About 12 goes into every pnlr—guaranteed. American Beauty satin and tullo. R. R. crossing on West First, Colt’s lic pulse. Bryant is the former editor Connecticut newspnpor. Mognuliu. revolver. Iteward if returned to W. and owner of tho Okocchobco Nows yonrs ngo whilo on tho Clydo lino Bend the advertisement in this issuo. FOR SALE—One 25 Remington auto-j g. Wnlthnl cure Sanford Truck GrowKIWANNIS CLUB MEETS matic riflo with 500 cartridges. Ono1^ 238-2tp 12-gnugo Winchester pump. Onu1I.OST—A wrist watch, Swiss movoTho Kiwnnis Club of Sanford, hold Remington automatic 38 pistol.......... In-, ^ ,.Mtria Jlttacbo,, to bIack rlb. tholr usual weekly luncheon nt tho quire Smith Bros. Garage. 234-fltp hon band. Finder |ftenso phono 330-J. Valdez today. Tho election of offi­ FOR SALE—Eight room liouso with _______237-3tp cers for tho ensuing year filled the bath. Immediate possession. Small program and Kiwnniun Scoggnn de­ •f FOR RENT livered a very forceful talk on Kiwnn­ payment down, long timo on bnlnnco. Sec Lnno or oddress Box 782, Day­ is. Doe Denn finally got there with 109-Tu-Snt-4w FOR RENT—Two furnished bod his new attire. Songs were inter­ tona, Fla. rooms, Oil Bark Avo. 212-tfc FOR SALE—Ono Daisy chum. Call Our prices are 10 to 20 per cent lower spersed and a good time enjoyed. 415-W.__________________ 204-tfc FOR RENT—Bed room, 311 I’nrk ave­ i than the official used car market re­ nue. 178-tfc FOUND—Ladies poeketliook. Owner MULES FOR SALE—Fivo teams port and every car guaranteed to be FOR RENT—2 furnished bed rooms. enn have same by identifying nnd spiondid, medium sized fnrm mules Phone 437-W, corner Elm & Third paying for ndv. Apply «t Union at low prices.—F. N. Burt, DeLeon just as represented: Street. 105-tfc Pharmacy, 238-ltp SprlngB, Fin._____________ 231-10tc flill' Itl'INT—Half of store, with’Him FORD Touring, like new..$315; terms FOR SALE—Gas heating stove in display window, No. 221 blast First INSURANCE good shape, $2.00 cash takes it.— street, opposite postoffice. OORT T ouring................$325; terms 230-tfc Herald office. S N. Y. LIFE INS. CO. FOR BALE—Btool drum with237-3tp FOR RENT—Ono furnished Ee3 fifty BUICK 6, 5-pass...............$450; terms room, also garage. 110 Laurel Avo. W. T. ROBERTS, Agent gallons water-proof paint for con­ 100-tfo ] Sanford • Florida crete houses. Cheap for cash at the ( HANDLER, 7 pass, only Herald office. 237-3tp FOR RENT—5 room bungalow, furdriven 3,000 m ile s.......... ...................... { Sanford Steam Laundry FOR nished, 2 garages. Good loention. SALE—One fresh Jersey cow. —E. F. Lane, “Tho Ronl Estate Man" FOR SERVICE Phono 2203. 238-2tc 230-atp Call 146-J FOR SALE—Westinghouso electric FOR RENT Rooms nnd kitchennttes, W. RAWLING. Prop. : iron; 50 feet best grade water hose Shirley Apt., opp. I’. O. 220-20tp I’AIGE, 5-pass................................. $650 and uno lawn mower.—203 Maplo Sanford Machine & F rn n ri!N T -tto o ,i seven room house, Ave. 238-3tc well located. $45 per month.—A. Foundry Co. REO, 6 cyl., P. Connolly. 230-tfo General Machine and Boiler Works Sanford Constructs Co Dandy b u y.............................................. FOR RENT—3 unfurnished rooms for Automobile Flywheel Stool Gear CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS light housekeeping. 311 Elm. bands in stock Planes and Specifications Cneerlull 238-2tp Crank Shafts Re-turned Furnished FOR RENT—A tent house consisting All Work Guaranteed of two large rooms screened. Warm. OAKLAND Touring, new paint, good .. Employment Bureau.. II. T. PACE Inear town. Phone KI7-W. 238-2ta . |». O. Hoi IC The vocational committee of the Busi­ tires, just overhauled............... $775 FOR RENT—Two light housokoop’ . ness and Professional Women’s Club "WE DELIVER THE liUUUo ing rooms. Apply to 118 Myrtio requests all young womm desiring Good NASH T ou rin g..... ..............$325 238-3tp employment to register nt the First Quick Service Transtei Avo. Storage Facilities FOR RENT—Two unfurnished rooms , National Bank. If we please you, tell others; if no — I CAN SELL YOUR CAR----202 Palmetto Ave. 238-3tp AGNES G. BERNER. Chairman tell ua. Phone 498 s s 11 Tho officers of the First Nntionnl Bunk nrn men who nro permanently identified with tho future of this city and community. 1 11 First N ational Bank s OF THE ©LOTHUM © © LO B Join Now- S an ford , F la. A BARGAIN FOR CASH THEWEATHER j A . P. C O N N E L L Y j Used Car Sales $8.40 • $350 Terms WANTED—A few FORD Roadsters and Touring Cars Vacant Lot next to Postoffice Hotel Montezuma "Sanford's New Hotel" Auto Radiator Repair Shop WANTED WANTED—Young man who can start on rory moderate salary, nnd loam business. Must be able to help book­ Located at 207 French Are., between S. O. Shinholser keeper.—Smith Bros., Furniture. Foot 2nd and Third. E. It. BERGQUIST. of First Street. 328-3tp Contractor and Builder WAITED—Customers for fresh mlik, Acteylene Welding SANFORD FLORIDA morning and ovonlng deliveries.—R. OF ALL KINDS I H. W. NICKERSON L. Garrison. Phono 3711. HW-St-To Sanford Welding Co. 204-tfc " Public Accountant; Audits—Systems Located In Eagle Bldg., 705 Oak Ave Income Tax Service George A. DeCottes Room 10 McNelll-Davis Bldg, Attomey-at-Law j Phone 852 Orlando, Fla. Smith Bros. Garage Over Semlnolo County Bank SANFORD -t. -:- -:- FLORIDA Expert Repairing 11.80 Up Per Day s S v -V . W. L WICKLANDER n 5 SANFORD NOVELTY ! WORKS V. C. COLLERf Prop. n V-T' General Shop and Mil) Work OIL, GAB and ACCESSORIES Oak and First HARTFORD BATTERY “Battery Insurance’* Geo. W. Knight Sold and Serviced by Real Estate and Insurance a CONTRACTOR and BUTLDEI FLORIDA J 817 Commercial Street Sanford, FI* SANFORD -:- Edw. Higgins, Inc. Haight & Wieland � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 29, 1921; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/739e773bb0c0c5a8c56d78fa5e7b8222.pdf 850412a144744d60bfdf64c0bd33b1c6 PDF Text Text t mw S anford Daily Herald IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VOLUME educators adjourned after many addresses INTERESTING REPORTS THB “ City Substantial” VEGETABLE SECTION THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1921 II Sanford NUMBER 239 02111213 VET’S BUREAU TO TAKE CARE ! OF DISABLED DIG TASK IS TO FIND EMPLOY­ MENT AFTER TRAINING RECEIVED POISON LIQUORS’ TOLL IN FREIGHT RATES JAN. 1 MAKES NINE DEAD TODAY MANY OTHERS ARE BLIND ASSENGER RATES WILL ALSO HE REDUCED MAKING IUG SAVING TO TIIE PUBLIC IMMORALITY IS INCREASING IN CHICAGO - WIRE TAPPERS AT ST. PETE GET $5,000 OFFICIALS AWAKEN Holiday Week in N ew WASHINGTON, Dec. 30.—It is tho On Jnnunry 1, 1022, passengers nnd desire of President llnrdlng nnd of shippers will realize n very substan-1 York City Brings Usual himself thnt tho “humnn touch" bo tial reduction in teh amount paid for Prohibition Liquor considered in nil matters hnving to do freight and passenger transportation with disabled soldior rehabilitation, on account of tho removal of tho tnx Colonel Chnrlcs It. Forbes, director of on transportation effective on thnt tho Veterans’ Bureau, declared in an date. GRAND JURY INDICTMENTS FOB address yostordny before n group o f ( Under tho provisions of tho now MASSACHUSETTS MAN FALLS educators nnd scientists who mot hero rovenuo law it Is estimated thnt tho TO TIIE ALARMING CONDITIONS WAS PARAMOUNT IN BRYAN’S FOR AGE OLD GAME WOMEN OWNERS OF MAS­ nt his Invitation to discuss ways nnd oliminntion of this tux will result in n PREVAILING AND GO AFTER .H OF BUNCO TALK AND HOW TO ENCOUR­ SAGE PARLORS menns of "finding tho best mothod of saving to pnssengors nnd shippers usAGE IT IN BOYS TIIE BOOZE SELLERS. ( I l f T k f A a a n r ln l e d P r e a a ) roturning to society moro than 100,- |ng tho Atlnntic Const Lino railroad ST. PETERSBURG, Doc. 30.—MayCHICAGO, Dec. 30.—Grnnd Jury In­ 000 men disabled in mind nnd body by 0f approximately $2,200,000 annually, or Pulver Inst night sent to tho doNEW YORK, Dec. 30.—Police and ORLANDO, Dec. 30.—Ono of tho dictments of three women owners of tho scourge of wnr." Tho conference This estimate) covers n snving to pns- partment of justice n statement mndo greatest conventions over hold within prohibition officials todny rodoublod the city of Orlnndo dosed yostordny mnssngo pnrlors based on evldonco of which met under tho direction of Dr. sengors of $1,100,000 nnd to shippers to tho police horo by Henry A. Cnmp- their efforts to locate tho sourco of after threo dnys of activity, and which what Stato’s Attorney Crowo terms John II. Finloy, of Now York, will 0f freight of $1,100,000 based on boll, n winter visitor of Worcester, freight nnd passenger revenues for Mass., in which ho said thnt he had poisonous liquor which has taken for tho past threo dnys hns brought gross nnd increasing secret immoral­ continuo threo days. ity was announced todny ns beginning nearly ono thousand visitors hero. Tho grent work nnd responsibility, the current year. ' lost $5,000 in n "wlretnpping" deal. threo moro lives, bringing tho total of a determined campaign to rid Chi­ Yesterdny marked tho biggest day Colonel Forbes said, wns that of cduInstructions have been issued to Campbell met tho confidence men for the last six dnys to nine dead and in tho convention nnd was ono long to cago of scores of such establishments. ention nnd “wo must sco to it," ho agents nnd others concerned providing on tho train whilo enrouto from Jack- ns many others blinded or soriously be remembered by tho throng of edu­ Crowo revealed most pretentious of added, "thnt tho finest stypos of in- that no tnx on froight or passenger sonvillo to Lnkclnnil, nnd wns induced ill. Alarmed nt tho widespread ravthose mnssngo pnrlors fontured fe- stitutions nnd tho best sorvlco nro ren- transportation furnished on or nftor tc invest in certain securities. Cnmpcators who attended. mulo attendants. Thoro nro hundreds dored," tho bcncficinrics of tho bu- Jnnunry1, 1022, will bo charged.Tick-, bell returned to his homo city to ob- nges of tho poisonous liquor, the It was lenrned during tho morning of such places in tho city ho said. cts for transportation may bo pur- tnin money nnd from thoro wns lured Kings county grnnd jury hns taken hours that William Jennings Brynn Some of them, of course, nro legiti­ renu. Continuing, ho said: "Wo nro now using 5,000 schools chased nt any timo during tho remain- to Snn Antonio, Tox. Ho wns nbout steps to nnsk tho co-opcrntion of America’s great Commonor, was " mate nnd respectnblo principally guest of Congressman Joe Soars at his throughout tho country for trnining dor of the present year without th o jto leave for Los Angeles, Calif., on other grand Juries to root out and thoso entering exclusively to women, homo In Klsslmmeo nnd Immediately hut I can sco nothing rospoctublo the ex-servico men, nnd 7,000 institu- payment of any tnx provided the receipt of a telegram from tho men, suppress tho traffic in bootleg li­ tlons for placement training. Wo transportation servico Is not perform-, when ho rend about the killing of Itox- quor. an attempt was mndo to procuro him about a plnco where girls bathe nnd hnve approximately 101,000 men ro- cd until 1022. > Brown, alleged confidence mnn, at for the afternoon. Ilowovor, tho lnrgo mnssngo men. coiving vocational trnining nnd nbout The assessing nnd collection of this Orlnndo. Ho beenmo suspicious of his New World’s Record crowd that gathered to hear tho ad­ dresses delivered nt the morning ses­ 32,000 men awaiting assignment; >125,- transportation tax for tho government (“friends" for the first timo, ho said, sion at tho Baptist church by Dr. II. 0. social sclcnco section, Tho County Su­ 000 men have registered for vocation- hns required each railroad to net ns a mid returned to this city whero ho For Continuous Flying* ai training. government tax collector nnd to make revealed the alleged swindle. Hawaii of tho University of Florida perintendents section. Made by Stinson The nttendanco at the convention a strict accounting for nil tho money | Local police bollovo investigation of „ni| Prof. Ellwood Cubberly, wero "My greatest concern nt tho pres- " . .. ............” ....... ------* i * . . . . ' . -----given n tremendous surprise thnt wns hns been splendid, tlicro being nbout cut Is the method of placement train»"'! turne, over to the gov- , ho case may icad to clues towan s 8 ^ R|nrk ()f ;21 Hours and 19 audibly expressed in every corner of eight hundred in actual nttendanco nt ing. 11 per M|nutM Mn(| e in Franco II would would state state thnt thnt -11 per cent —.... ornBW,,t. . No. benefit . . whatsoever hns , ,,be identity of the slnjcr of Roxlo tho auditorium and gnlery, when Con-'Boneral sessions. Nearly nil teachers ing. of our entire ex-soldier population to „thoi companies Brown, gressmnn Scars, nftcr making u few attending responded to the call for taking vocation training nro in place- *ro,n t l0 collection of tins tax, (Ilr T he A m o d a lrd I 'f f ii ) . I ,______ _ -___ri>iMstrntion. moro than registration, moro C0U having BIG JANUARY CLEARANCE MINEOLA, Dec. 30—Stinson doremarks, suddenly nndi _ unexpectedly meat trnoning in shops nnd mnnufuc-1 scendcd shortly nfter 11:15 nftor hav­ introduced Amorlcn’a silver tongued registered. The money received from luring plants. I nm Informed thnt I'RBVATT IS BOUND OVER SALE. tho registration went to pay tho ex­ ing been in tho nir twenty-six hours,, FOR KILLING CLIFTON orator. penses of tho convention. It wns stnt- 0,000 of our bcncficinrics hnve been nnd ninoteon minutes nnd thlrty-flv*' Thrasher & Garner nro not sitting And not n littlo wns tho surpriso ed Inst night by It. L. Turner, secre­ roimbilitnted, but I have failed to find { ;< # seconds. Ho wns forced to descend’, down and waiting for tho trado to when Mr. Brynn himself stated that tary that tho high school nt Fort 1,000 who uro nctunly engngod In tho DoLAND,hD e^O.--ArthuV Prevatt he had been present for sometimo nt Meade, Polk county, wns tho banner employment which they selected, or wns bound over to tile grand Jury •come to them but they nro going af­ on account of n faulty oil connection the morning session nnd hnd enjoyed school nt this convention, its faculty wns selected for them, as their vocn- ll|)(ll!r „ bond ()f $;l(000 in connection ter it, nnd nro among tho first of the which ho nnd his mechanician had greatly tho addresses glvon by Dr. hnving registered 100 per cent. Thoro tionnl objective. Tho bureau reports with the shooting to death of Maxie Sanford merchants to put on n big battled with since threo o’clock this, Jnnunry Clearance Snlo that stnrts morning. They Htlll hnd enough gal. Enwall and Prof. Cubberly nnd nlso nro twenty-four teachers in this school 000 men qualified last month to return Clifton nt Seville Wednesday. tomorrow nnd lasts until Jnnunry 14. left to hnve flown until sundown. Dean Salley of Tnllahnssco who spoko nnd theso turned out onmesso to tho to gainful occupations. . . . They hnd a* page advertisement in for n few moments in tho early part "Wo expect tho ponk of our hospl- EXPLOSION OF BOMBS convention in Orlando. MINEOLA, Doc. 30.—A now world*! yesterday's Dally Herald and In the of the session. Mr. Brynn hnd no ' KILLS TWO PERSONS Tho closing session of the conven­ tnlizntion to bu reached in 1025 when record for continuous flying wns es­ Weekly Herald and senttored hills particular subject to sponk upon but tion took placo Inst ovening ut tho we will hnvo hospitalized 32,000 men, AT LISIION TODAY over four counties nnd will bring tho tablished today b yEdwnrd Stinson,, brought out points of particular in­ Baptist church and although a largo tho majority of which will ho ncuroshoppers here for n radius of fifty houis nnd mm Icon rn' iiues nnd bovterest in tho addresses mudo by tho number of teachers had left during psychiatric cases and tuberculosis cas­ . (Ilr The Aaaoclnlcil Prraa) mochlnlclnn Lloyd Bortnud, when thoy LISBON, Dec. 29.—Two persons miles around io nttond the snlo. previous speakers and for nbout one tho afternoon for their homes in tho es. Our general medical and surgical They have cut tho price on nil surpassed the mark of twonty-four hour held the largo gathering with state the auditorium was crowded to cases will decrease, hut in tho mental killed, five wounded todny through shoes for men nnd women, boys nnd tnhllshod lodry by Edward Stinson, gripping interest. tho doors. Tho meeting was opened nnd surgical cnscs will decrease, hut tho explosion of bombs which it is al­ girls, on hose, on shirts, on mens’ on seconds mndo in Frnnco in June, Dr. Enwnll who is Swedish by with tho usual few minutes of com­ in tho mental and tuberculosis cases leged are being manufactured in u Birth and undoubtedly nmong tho munity singing which was lead last wo must nlso provido a menns of trnin­ building belonging to the Lisbon Gen­ clothing nnd hats nnd enps, rnln- 11)20, by two Fronchmon. StlnHon bomost interesting educators to have night by S. Kendrick Guernsey, presi­ ing or of education for theso bcnefic- eral Confederation of Labor. Some ar­ conts, etc. They also hnve n supply gnn his flight yostordny nt 8:58 n. m. of army goods thnt lias been cut be­ and nt 0:20 this morning wub still in rests followed. come to America from thnt country, dent of the Orlnndo Rotary Club, as­ iuries where practicable." low the regular low prices nnd every­ tho air with no sign of descending. delivered ono of tho greatest messag­ sisted by W. S. Branch nt tho pinno. thing in this store is sacrificed to bo Stinson hopped off in tho midst of a es to the Florida tonehors of tho en­ Thoro wore ulso two beautifully ren­ sold at once nnd mnko room for tho snow storm n:ul hoped to stay up un­ tire convention. The greater part of dered piano selections glvon by Miss i new soring goods thnt are arriving til noon today.. his address was devoted to "tho im­ Zndn B. Lee and two vocal solos by every dny. Rend the advertisement portance of fino ideuls nmong tho Clara Rniloy. and nttond this big sale thnt stnrts Breath Inspector youth" nnd guvo several illustrations Mrs. ‘ Tho committee on resolutions made tomorrow nt tho storo of Thrnshor how n grent ideal backed with initia­ its report nnd thcHO wero adopted af­ For Boozy Breaths & Garner. tive nnd character enn mnko of tho ter a few revisions. poorest nnd most insigificant human Will Be Installed The speakers of tho evening includ­ Turkey Dinner nt $1.00 per pinto individual n lender nmong men und ed Miss Adelaide Baylor, who bro’t crown his life with nuccess. Most of an interesting message to tho teachers Displacement Understood to Be Virtually Agreed at the Chuluotn Inn. You know that Youngstown Police Thought i t a Joka menns something good. Dinner nt 1 all did Mr. Brynn dwell upon this sub­ on "Objectives of Homo Economics But Find Out Mistake Upon Today o’clock Sunday. Good roads nil tho ject tnken by Dr. Enwnll, nnd said Education In Voentionnl Schools nnd way 230-2tc ( I l y T h e A aan rliM rd P r e a a ) thnt the human mind should not bo Classes." She showed tho grent im­ YOUNGSTOWN, Dec. 30.—Notlca WASHINGTON, I)cc. 30.—(By the Associated Press).—American pro­ regarded ns n mechanical product but portance of tonchlng glrlH nnd young of a breath inspector to bu appointed posal for limitation of auxiliary naval craft to ninxmium of ten thousand tons SCOTT BEATON'S SON that it should bo inspired from tho in­ women in tho great vocation of homo displacement It understood to lie virtually ngreed upon nt this morning's ses-' for tho police force inserted in pollc* ner man. An ideal from tho heart is SERIOUSLY WOUNDED roll call horo yesterday ns a Joko waa making, and stated that definite steps sion of the arms conference naval committee. All delegates accepted the the inspiration that lends to success nro being taken In every stnto nt tho proposnl except the French who, while holding formnl approval in abeyance bailed ns a good idea by Mnyor-oloct and this should bo inculcated into tho WAYCROSS, Gn., Dec. 27.—Earl Olcs, who said today ho would put It present timo to includo homo econo­ snid such approval wns expected. Delegations of all powers, however, it Is hearts nnd minds of tho young gen­ mics in their plan of studies. understood, have given their assent to additional provision of American pro­ Renton, son of Mr. nnd Mrs. Scott T. into forco when he nssumes office eration ns it grows to man nnd wom­ Benton of this city, wns seriously In­ Jnnunry first. Notice said brenth in­ Prof. Ellwood Cubborly, of Stan­ posal thnt guns of auxiliary ernft lie limited to eight inches. anhood. "Moro intcligenco," ho snid jured in nn automobile accident nenr spector would sniff at all policemen ford University, Cnlflornln, delivered "Is of littlo vniuo without u motivo Sanford, Fla., Into yesterdny. Tho nn- ovor hour nnd that tho scont of tho last address of tho convention nnd power behind it," nnd said thnt it turo of tho accident or tho extent of cloves, wlntorgroen or poppormfnt this was devoted entirely to "Esttlbshould bo tho purpose' of tho tonchcrs tho young mini's injuries could not ho would put black mark on record of lished Principles of Amorlcnn Educa­ of tho country to send out * pupils, learned todny. Teh paronts of tho in­ offending officer. tion.’ Ho told of tho establishing of mentally, spiritually nnd physically (it, jured boy left for Sanford nnd n teiotho fundamental principles of tho ed­ instead of only intellectual ma­ gram for Mr. Bouton todny statod that HOARD OF TRUSTEES ucational school system in America, chines. his son was seriously injured but did > CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY which proved an interesting bit of his­ Mr. Brynn did not fnvor compul­ tory nnd showed whnt tremendous not stnto tho extent of his injuries.— REMOVED FROM DUTY sory military training nnd stntcd that Savannah News. progress America hns mndo in this the young mnn can receive wholesome particular linn In comparison to fore­ GIVE AMERICAN INDUSTRY GO­ (11/ T h e A a a n n ln tr d P r r a a ) (Ily T h e A eeoelaled P re a a ) TAVARES, Dec. 21).—$000,000 rond BIG LUMBER CO. BY DESPITE SENTI­ physical training nnd culture other BOSTON, Doc. 30.—Tho Board of ign countries. Ho snid thnt tho Amer­ MENT than thnt Imbued with tho destruction bonds for construction of 70 miles of Directors of tho First Church of ican schools stands for equality nbovo IN BANKRUPTCY of humanity. Christ, Scientists, todny nnnounced now highway nnd rebuilding of fifty all things, and whether rich or poor AT LAKELAND Prof. Cubberly Bpoko upon “Tho tho individual who desires a success­ WASHINGTON, Dec. 30.—A copy miles of old roads In Lake county wero tho romovul of tho Board of Trustee* Significance of Educational Measure­ ful career must begin from tho bot­ of n contract ontored into by thirtyof tho Christian Scionco Publishing ( I ly T h e A s a u c ln t e d P r e a a ) sold yesterdny for $001,500. Thoro ments" from which sovornl interest­ TAMPA, Dee. 30.—Tho Lakeland Society. Trustees at tho nnmo time tom of the "Educational ladder" nnd four American manufacturers of fer­ was flat kid of $101,000 but it was ing points wore stressed upon by Mr. climb upwards, sticking firmly to this tilizer with tho potash syndicate of Lumber nnd Supply company today Insisted thoy nro still in office and thrown out on technicality. Bryan during his speech. filed n voluntary petition in bank- that tho fact that thoir resignation! ladder ns long hh ho can hold on to tho Gormnny by which tho former bind At eight b’clock yesterdny morning \ ruptcy in tho federal court hero, list, huvo been offered to the Suprem** ropes, Ho told of tho struggles Am- themselves to purchaRo 75 per cent of PROMINENT PHOSPHATE MAN n rural school breakfast took placo at oricn has had In establishing its their potash requirements from tho 1tug the liabilities nt $05,000 nnd as­ Court placed jurisdiction tololy In tha DIED AT MULBERRY TODAY sets at $32,000. The unsecured cred­ court’s hnnds. tho club rooniH of tho Orlando Busi­ school systorn, which is now "being Inttor wns rond yestordny lit tho record . m ■ «_m 11._ i.. M !rr Lmm mmm mV t k.n anMnVn ness nnd Professional Womon'B club closely followed by mnny foreign of tho tnriff hearings of tho Bonnto itors nro offered 25 cents on tho dol­ (Ily The Aaenolalrd Preaa) which wns attended by forty toachors. lands, including Chinn, - ........................... finnneo commlttoo. "CHASING WOODPECKERS’* Austrnlin, Can MULBERRY, Dec. 29.—Charles C. lar, according to tho petition. Tho Sovoral short addresses wore givon, ndn, and mnny other countries who First Nation hank of Lakeland is tho Martin, 59, manager of tho Internat­ (linking it an interesting feature of Start tho Now Yonr right. Rosolvo ional Agricultural Corporation’s phos­ largest creditor, tho compnny owing An inspiritional messago will nro nwnkoning to tho fact thnt this tho convention, grent Amiricnn plun of educating its to buy Peters Diamond Brund Shoes phate plant horo nnd mnny years with it $15,000, nccording to tho petition. delivered on tho nbovo subjoct on next Yostordny afternoon Bovornl sec- youth is ono of tho grentost fnctors for yourself und fnmily in 1022. Sol­ Sunday night. Tho spoakor, Dr. G tho Seaboard Air Lino Railroad and tlonnl conferences wero hold in tho MUSTANG, Okln., Doe. 30.—E. W. Hyman, has somo interesting id lenthor throughout. Also rosolvo Merchant and Minors Steamship Co., in its national lifo. high school building. Sections wero to rcduco your shoo bill for 1022, by diod suddenly at his homo hero todny Brindloy, 35, president of the Mus- to say. This now year's m classed in tho following mnnncr: Mr. nnd Mrs. C. D. Brumloy have buying your shoos from Rlvors Bros., of apoplexy. Ho wns a nntivo of tnng Stnto bank, wns cnllod from his should havo a largo henring. Dr. B y Physical Education, Attondnnco Of­ again tnkcnAhu Chuluotn Inn nt Chu­ Sanford Avenuo. 230-ltc Huntsville, Ala. house into tho front yard lata last mnn hns no pntionco with little thin, ficers' Soction, Homo Economics, night und shot nnd killed by nn un­ or littlo pooplo and has prepared an luotn nnd will open Sunday with n big Foreign Languages, Tho IliBtory and Buy it with a Herald Want Ad. Try n Herald Want Ad todny. identified nssailant. uplift messago. turkey dinner ftt $1.00 per pinto. William J. Bryan, Sears and Many Lesser Lights ideal of yo uth AMERICAN PROPOSAL GOES, LIMITATION AUXILIARY CRAFT TEN TH O U S A N D TONS FERTILIZER MEN LAKE COUNTY SIGN UP TO BUY ROAD BONDS GERMAN POTASH SOLD WELL I V I m 11'f a i • i £<-«> If ■ M i !'iii» U ill?-: I in r ;i • \ * �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1921 PAGE SIX MRS. FRED DAIGBR, Society Editor, Phone 217-W I f you k n rr may fr le n d i v U ltlu s you — II you are y o l i y a n yw h ere nr en a n n c hnitir, o r U yon i n • n terta ln la «, w rlln • to.ainl rard to th is I t i i r l a r a l , atvln a Xrlnll*. ar tflrh p on n th e Hem. ft w ill He n rrn tly nppreelated. Friday—Mrs. J. C. Bennett will enter­ tain tho members of the Book-Lovors Club at her homo on Magnolia avenue at 3:00 p. m. Friday—Legion Dnnco at the Court House. Friday—N. do V. Howard Chnpter U. D. C. will meet at three o’clock nt tho Parish House. Saturdny—Children’s Story Hour nt Central Park nt four o’clock. Fred Baker was a business visitor in tho city yesterday from Tampa. M. Bielinberg, of Atluntn, was in the city yesterday attending to busi­ ness. 'opyright 1921 llart Schaffncr & Marx ------------------- C O N TIN U ED------------------- We will continue selling H art Schaffner & Marx and Society Brand Suits TW O FO R T H E P R IC E OF O N E -P L U S $10 Miss Marion Wingnto of Jackson­ ville is tho chnrming guest of her BANK AT ROME aunt, Mrs. R. E. Tolnr. CLOSED DOORS TODAY PENDING INVESTIGATION Mr. and Mrs. Wm. A. Fauns, of At­ (lly T h e A ssociated P ress) lanta, Ga., nre spending some tlmo ROME, Dec. 2D.—Banco Di Sconto here nt the Montezuma. closed its doors this morning folowMiss Georgia Pattishall of Geneva ing announcement by tho government is spending n few days ns tho guest of modified moratorium permitting suspension of payments of obligations of her aunt, Mrs. It. E. Tolnr. of certain corporations through n Mrs. S. E. Barrett has aH her guest court decree. Tho bank, profiting by her sister, Miss Margaret Worsham announcement, suspended payments pending court proceedings. of Jacksonville, for the holidays. Mrs. C. T. Pund, Jr., of Augusta, Gn., will arrive this afternoon to bo tho guest of Mrs. T. L. Dumas and Mrs. Frank Hazard. And REGAL SHOES Miss Alyce Satterfield of Rich­ mond, Va., is the attractive guest of Mrs. Deane Turner at her home on Myrtle avenue. TW O FO R T H E P R IC E OF O N E -P L U S $1 Miss Alary Armstrong has returned from an extended visit to Montgom­ ery, Ala., and will be the guest of her mint, Mrs. Ella I.effler, for an indef­ inite stay. These prices are for cash only and will last till January 15th Mr. Frank A. Hazard left this af­ ternoon for his homo in Augusta, (in., after spending the holidays here with his wife, who is visiting her parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. T. L. Dumas Miss Elise Kirkland of Camden, S. C., who is spending thu winter with her mint, Mrs. J. N. Bradshaw, in Orlnndo, will be the week-end guest of Mr. and Mrs. Forest Lake. Mrs. W. II. Mitchell of Savannah died at her home yesterday after a short illness. The remains will he brought here for interment and tho funeral services will lie held at the Methodist ehurct- this afternoon at o’clock, interment being made in Lnkovlew cemetery. Mrs. W. II. Mitchell will ho remembered by San­ ford people as Miss Nellie Pnrrnmorc who, as the daughter of Mr. ami Mrs. J. I* pnrrnmorc, was a Sanford girl, being born and having passed her early girlhood in Sanford. Her many old friends will learn of her death with deep regret. LAKE CITY, Dec. 2D.—Tho local machine gun company is the most ef­ ficient unit of the Florida National Guard, according to a le.lcr from Adjutant General Lovell to Capt. MeClurg. The company was recently inspected by Major Waiter Moore of ft. * Augustine, inspector-instructor detailed by the war department for duty with the Florida guard Mr. and Mrs. Paul Panics, a young couple of newly weds of Brooklyn on their tour through Florida, are stopping over lit Sunford as the guests of Mr. A. Raffield. Yesterday they were entertained by Mr. and Mrs A. II. Moses at a dinner party and then drove over to Orlando lion. T. W. Lawton, the new treas­ nceonipnnicd by Mr. ItnlTold and Mr. urer for the Florida Educational as­ and Mrs. Moses, where they had a sociation, is superintendent of pub- very enjoyable time. lie instruction for Seminole county. The seeds in the citron counting Ills ability and popularity is well recognized throughout the state. The contest at Lloyd's Shoe Store were association is to he congratulated for counted by A. M. Lees and George G. Smith. having him ns treasurer. ami a t t r a c t i v e W IL L Y ’S LIGHT On ami after Jim. 1, 1022, tho HANFORD will make Daily trips between HANFORD and ENTERPRISE leuving PAVILION PIER: HANFORD ............. - ................. H:00A.M. I:30I*.M. ENTERPRISE ............. ............ 8:30 A. M. 5:00 P.M. FARE EACH WAY, 23c For Hire from 10:00 A. M. to 1:00 P. M. Additional trips will lie announced as tho service is Itc<|ulrcd CAPTAIN ATKINSON 203 East Third Street ' Phone 295-L1 Fox, E. M. Galloway, Georgn Hoy, Robert Hines, Frank Hazard, Harry Hceron, C. E. Henry, W. C. Hill, D. A. Howard, 0. D. Hart, R. J. Holly, R. S. Holly, E. F. Iloushoidor, A. R. Key, L. C, Kolb, C. R. Klrtloy, E. F. Lane, John Leonnrdl, W. T. Langley, H. B. Lewis, G. I. Loucks, S. M, Lloyd, W. Meiach, Lloyd, Forest Lake, John Fannie Munson, Kenneth Murrell, L. P. McCullcr, R. A. Newman, B. L. Perkins, A. M. Phillips, S. Pulcston, A, K. Powers, F. E. Roumlllnt, Julius j Schultz, Howard Smith, G. F. Smith, J. C. Smith, Roy Symes, Deane Turn­ er, Julius Tnknch, W. J. Thigpen, D. L. Thrasher, C. M. Vorco, M. S. Wig­ gins, W. E. Watson, Henry Wight, Hal Wight, Dan U. Wilder, S. Yountz, M. Martin, J. S. Wilson, Fred Wil­ liams, Fred Wight, Misses Agnes Du­ mas, Tholnjn Frazer, Ida M. Gray, Ethel Henry, Elizabeth Humphries, Louise Kolb, Sara Murdre, Zoe and Fannie Munson, Emmn Owens, Geor­ gia Pattishall, Marie Teague, Fern Ward, Sara Wight, Marion Wingate, Alice Snttcrficld, and Margaret Wor­ sham. THOMAS MEIGHAN in Cappy Ricks n picturo thnt touches tho honrt string and trents of tho things that are different with big and massive scenes roll­ ing on to u thundorous climax. AIbo a Comedy Friday and Saturday—Rudolph Valen tino and Agnes Ayers in “The Sheik” SAFETY FIRST Cleanliness is next to Godliness We invite the public and all users of ELDER SPRINGS WATER to visit tho spring nnd in our method of handling its product. Why tako a chance? Your eminent physicians claim that this water in unexcelled and its purity makes it most beneficial for many troubles. The Ford people of Sanford ns well ns tho Western Union recommend this water for batteries. Cnll phone 311 and have a bottle of this water sent you and protect your henlth. Elder Springs Water Co. SAVE YOU MONEY SANFORD FLORIDA Write us Empire Hotel Block ORLANDO, FLORIDA INFORMAL DANCE Mrs. S. E. Barrett and Mrs. Fred Wnlsmnn will entertain at an inform­ al dance this evening nt the homo of Mrs. Wnlsmnn on Magnolia avenue, complimenting Miss Margaret Warsham, the attractive guest of tier sis­ ter, .Mrs. Barertt. The guests will only include the members of the younger set. MRS. TOl.Alt HOSTESS AT LOVE­ LY BRIDGE PARTY Rcnutiful in every dctnil was the bridge party given yesterday by Mrs. It. E. Tolar at the Woman's Club rnniB, there being sixteen tables of players. Quantities of southern smilnx, hol­ ly, poinnettns and wreaths were used in artistic profusion in decorating the rooms. Wicker baskets ami art vas­ es filled with roses and poinsettins were effectively placed, while a won­ derfully decorated and electric lighted Christinas tree and soft shaded floor lamp competed tho perfect setting for tills pretty party. On the card ta­ bles were dainty poiiiBcttin cups filled with candies and the tally cards wero also in keeping witii the season. Several interesting rubbers wero played during the afternoon, and high score was made by Mrs. I). P. Drum­ mond, who was awarded an exipilsito bolster couch pillow. Ill cutting for the consolation Mrs. Fred Wnlsmnn received the prize, a wall basket. Following the awarding of prizes delicious refreshments of chicken sal­ ad with thousand island dressing, bread anil butter sandwiches, nut I bread, olives, cheese halls in the shape of ponchos and pears, coffee nnd crystallized grapefruit wero serv-1 ed, tho plates being decorated with twigs of holly. Mrs. Tolar was assisted in receiv­ ing and entertaining by Misses Marion Wingate of Jacksonville, Miss Georgia Pattishall, and Mrs. C. It. Kirtlcy. Those assisting in serving were Miss­ es Ethel Henry, Snrn Wight, Agnes Dumas and Mrs. Dick Brown and Mrs. It. J. Holly. Those invitod for this delightful event wero Mosdames G. I). Bishop, Dick Brown, J. G. Ball, S. E. Barrett, J. C. Bennett, Archie Betts, It. G, Bower, J. T. Brady, Endor Curlett, D. D. Caldwell, J. B. .Coleman, Joo Chit­ tenden, Roy Chittunilon, Ben Caswell, A. P. Connelly, It. R. Dons, Fred S. Daigcr, T. L. Dumas, D. I\ Drum­ mond, Chas. Feddor, A. W. Fitts, Goo. “If wishes were realities we’d have our little home” say the newlyweds Well, wishes can be realities! Buy a lot in— and build a home just like you want EASY TERMS PRICES Phone 9& THE REAL ESTATE MAN” Phone 95 �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1921 h k lb M e v e r y a f t e r n o o n e x c e p t Hun M n s n o l l n A v c „ H an fo rd, ..... ....... _ ....:.“ ...K d lto r H e c rc tn r r- T rc n « u rr r ......tiru rru l .MtiuMKcr I I I W I X _____ C i r c u l a t i o n » liu m « r r r t i o n c MS u p to UlUU r . M. A d r r r t l a l n * l l n l r i Slntlr K n o w n A p p licatio n on H u b a r r l p l l o n P r i c e In A t l v n u r e -One Ye n r ........................ ................. S i x Slontfaa ........................................ Ilrllt ............... ............... 10 C en te -One W e e k T il e liltc IK- l o I N -p a n e W e e k l y l l e r d e n t i r e l y e o v e r e N e m ln n le C o u n t y id U p u li I lulled e v e r y F r i d a y . A d v e r ­ t i n g r a t e * tn n d p k n o w n o n n p p l l e n an. I t e m o e r n t l e In p o li ti c * . pUAO p e r n l w n y a In n d v n n e e , Sanford has a real band, t Tholr concerts arc being enjoyed by borne people nnd visitors. Aside from the real enjoyment of a borne band it is also a great advertise­ ment for tho city of Snnford. Wo are for the band, And in E. A. Ball tho Sanford band has a lender who puts tho "pop" into the members nnd into the commun­ ity. He is a hustler in many ways and is putting much more into San­ ford that he is taking out. It is lifo and pep and encouragemerit nnd public spirit nnd tho idea of kcoping tilings moving here that will make them move. No one can sit In tho sun all day and keep tho town moving. It takes real work and con­ structive work to make a big city. Orlando seems to lie stirred up over n building code. The only code that is worrying Snnford is the code that means money. If Sanford Imd a milion dollars there would he a million houses erected hero. Tho city offers Uia best investment in the. building line of any city in the state. Get in on the ground floor you investors. Thero is no code that will prevent your building nice homes, store rooms, etc. Come to our town and look us over. We have tho goods. Almost ready for New Year’s reso­ lutions. The greatest resolutions thnt could be framed for Sanford would bo the resolve of every man and womnn In Sanford to get together, work to­ gether and pull together in making Sanford the greatest inland city in Florida. Wo say inland but this city has water transportation and other good points that should put it in the front ranks of Florida cities. Let’s «ol That tlio habit of saving money is one of the most, if not tho most, im­ portant <>f all human habits is the hold assertion of the editor of the Burling­ ton (N. .1.) Enterprise. Ho says that it is easy to start anil that it soon be­ comes a fascination to tho saver; it protects the home and tho individual; It benefits the community and busi­ ness; Yt helps make character; it given n growing contentment to life; it builds respectability; it elevates nnd solidifies families ;tt makes for pow­ er and progress. No lesson, particu­ larly nt the moment when tho re­ sources of the world nro largely im­ poverished, is more important to learn thnn the lesson of saving; saving not only money itself, but saving tho vnrlotis commodities which we usa from day lo day. It is often impossible for 3 DEANE TURNER • ■ Rhone* 407-494 * sI . WELAKA BLOCK % ■ individuals or families to savo steadily and all tho timo. Frequently peoplo run Into bad luck—loss of work, Ill­ ness—which makes money saving Im­ possible. But evory normal mnn and womnn does have tho chanco with ronsonnblo regularity to lay by money for tho future, and ho who doesn’t do it is foolish. lie will pay for tho neglect in bitterness of spirit a hundred times before ho dies. Mon and women who invest their savings in treasury savings certifi­ cates or deposit their money in postal savings bunks or savings banks uro looking to tho future, in case of an emergency, treasury certificates can be converted into cash substantially on demand. Postal savings, under the dollnr and a half a day, and did all tho other manual labor that tho coun­ try needed than no more thnn It noods now. Will those boys, In preference to applying for nld nt tho Red Cross, or tho Y. M. C. A., or sending back homo for money, despite a llttlo work when It will give tho minora thun enough to to keep them until a hot­ ter job enn bo found 7 The best paying Jobs are satisfac­ torily filled by men, most of whom "worked from tho bottom up." It is unreasonable to think these are to bo vacated for untried, unexperienced youth which will not start at tho bot­ tom and work up." , v SPECIAL SALE AT LLOYD’S Lloyd's Shoo Store has an advortlsomont In this issuo calling atten­ tion to a special Bale that Is on nt this store In which all tho Bhoes nro to bo sold nt n special low prlco for tho next two weeks, (lo to Lloyd’s and get the prices. Now styles, now stock, very low prices. The Bank of Safety Security-Service CLOSING OUT SALE Robbia's Credit Store has an ad­ vertisement in today’s issuo ending attention to tho fact that they are closing out overything to mnko room for their spring stock. A chanco to get everything needed In tho merchan­ dise lino at groatly reduced prices. Special low prices on men’s nnd hoys 'shoes. Convlnco yourself by calling nnd looking over tho styles. Prices marked on each box nnd then WORK FOR EVERYBODY, See Mrs. Hester of Tnnipn spent Christ­ reduced. Lloyd’s Shoo Storo. tho window for n few of tho bnrmas hero with tho Evans family. Tho war and its effects were bud 23D-2tc Messrs. Noyes and I’iko spent yninH. on every country in the world nnd since the war the effects are more Wednesday in Orlando visiting with Rivers Brothers, Sanford avenue, * noticeable. One of tho effects is ap­ friends. unquestionably offor you tho best val­ Mr. nnd MrH. Jerry Rowo expect lo parent in tho working conditions, as ues in shoes obtninnhio in Sanford. move Into their new house in a few the big wages pnld for all classes of Peters Diamond Brand Shoes, solid labor during tile war and after thu days. leather throughout, neat, stylish and Miss Virginia Quigg is spending war seemed to givo tho men the idea cumfortnhlo nnd sold on n reasonable that they must not work for Ichh, tht holidays with ‘relatives in Or­ margin. 230-ltc lando, even if they starved to death. There Mr. and Mrs. Sweeney nro com­ are many idle men in tho country fortably located in their new home on Henry McLaulin, Jr, tho lake, OPT. D. N II. Draddock returned to his work nt Capo Snblo after spending OPTICIAN—OPTOMETRIST the holidays hero with his family. his bunds will fiot bo able to got Looks encouraging to seo electric higher wages than the man who light poles being erected at Lnke works with his brain—such a con­ Mary, dition is foreign to nil the rules of Mr. and Mrs. Snow woro hero Inst the game of lifo. Now with the re­ Wednesday from Orlando. Mr. Snow construction are noticed ninny men enmo up to build n chimney for Fred who will not take tho jolts that they Frames Repaired Lenses Duplicated Horsey would hnvo taken hnd not the oxMr. nnd Mrs. Ellsworth Drown nro EYES EXAMINED horbitunt wages of war days spoiled them for ninny years to come. The making a good job painting their 212 East. 1st St. Sanford, FI*. Tampa Tribune lias studied tho sit­ new houso on Crystal avenue. Tho WE GRIND OUR OWN LKNSK color will be gray with white trim­ uation in Tampa and tho following mings. They are doing the work editorial is timely: "An old employer said to n member themselves. Their home will ho one of this paper's stutf yesterday: “Tho of the first to have electric lights. Mr. and Mrs. C. H Ellis nro mak­ trouble about our getting back to ing considerable improvement on their normal in this country is that our place, getting ready to start an upyoung white men now look on certain to-date poultry farm They have oin jobs as being 'negro work’ and will of the best locations on the lake. not condescend to take them, con­ Mrs. J. E. Draddock and baby re­ tenting themselves with running from turned to their home at Pierson last place to place in search of n white Monday, anftor spending Christmas collar job, and complaining that there with relatives here. is no work for them." A. P. Parish, the A. C. L. section The Tribune recently spoke along foreman at this place, only missed that line, nnd cited instances of re­ one point In the recent road master's cent occurrence bearing out the truth inspection, of having the best kept of his theory. The idea that this is section on tho third division. confined to Tnnipn only might bo in .Mr. and Mrs. Will Evans and child­ the minds of some if it were out for ren of Tampa spent Christmas hero the stories coming from other cities with the family. , and towns, like the following from Bernice Carlyle of Pirnum spent the St. Petersburg Times: "Every business man in St. Peters­ Christians here, the guest of Cnmofin burg just now is receiving applies Durant. Mr. Frank Evans has a force of lions from young men who have driftmen clearing up Lundell mid is plan­ id in lure from the North, and care­ ful inquiry usually develops the fact ning to build n winter home there, that the young men want something lie will build an up-to-date ld-room bouse, and when completed It will cxeasy and are not hunting a place cell any homo in tho county for beau­ where real work is required. It is ty for a winter home. Mrs. John Reese and baby or Or­ lando nro spending the week with her mother, Mrs. A. E. Sjoblom. Mr. nnd Mrs. Amos Guyon and son, Jimmie, of Hampton Bench, N. II., arrived here hist Thursday, making tile trip by auto in ten days. They are housekeeping in their tent near Crystal Igiko hotel nt present. Little Myrtle Draddock was pre­ sented with a beautiful Scotch col- 1 lie puppy for Christmas, sent by an uncle from Palm Bench. Lake Mary was visited by St. J Nicholas himself on Saturday even- j Ing of lannt week, when a large Xmas i tree and entertainment was held nt ! the church, The tree Itself present- J ed a flm* appearance whon decorated j with the ninny presents donated by i different citizens of this community. { The children were delighted whon old j Santa enmu on the scene nnd dlstrih- i uted tho presents. There was nlso i i good program, consisting of rccitn- j tin ns nnd songs. Aftor a few re- j marks, brief and to the paint, by Mr. j George Phillips, nearly everyone ; present adjourned to the hall, where j a most delightful evening was spent in dancing and general merry-mak­ ing. Tho party broke up nt 12:00 o’clock, with everyone congenial and expressing wishes for many more of these enjoyable occasions. This Institution, whose success nnd strength has f been builded by a loynl people, whose most valu­ able nsset is the confidence, trust, and esteem of those who know it best and whose highest ■ t* " * i £ E deavor is to nttnin still higher plains of servicewishes you a happy, healthful prosperous New Year. Seminole cPrintery A ... ft „ _' - J ir * Work Guaranteed Prices Reasonable Lumley & Lumley 902 French Phone 404 AHAPPYNEWYEAR-ftw/many ofthem! at the same time we wish to call your attention to our Such prices as we are offering the public at this time you cannot afford to pass up The art of blacking shoso will nev­ er reach perfection until men discov­ er what makes a halt! bend shlnu like thnt. ■■■■■■BBBBaaBBBBaaBaHaMMBH W e Invite In sp ection S p e c ia l R e d u c t io n s • t i •>. i* j . ' i . i i . d ALL NEW STOCK AND PRICES ARE MARKED DOWN— BOYS’ AND MEN’S SHOES WAY DOWN—SEE THE WINDOW Original Prices on the Boxes We nre Pletised to Show Styles even II SALE STARTS NOW �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1021 Remedy lor Every Ailment I C t)N T H E L P IT <S<pLURE-I' t H S o ^ E V - 7t MOTH' S T i r e d -fr \ V JLEC: W O N T /VIOV/E. >y h a tta v o n -TH/nH T H » S C . O U RT R O O r *1 -77M T5 **-*- , Va » T r o u b l e d k i t h k q l R i mc, i h * w sleep flW O fro /)LL t i r e d O U T KHEH I E U P A10flH(/«SrS/ P O N T K H O K HOrt TO C U R E / *y S E tF E>t h e f? r ~ _ ------- CT>)/riE OAf XH JTV- I CRH T U#DERS7*HO ,5 j SLUf * qC* , o / .0 p 6 £ - H U H £ W H V 1>O N T you T «y car T^PF T o T3E.D k i TH -7 VOLJ t- Tutor-nnt’l Cartoon Co.. X. Y A. Y. Fuller and K. B. Fuller and Mias Leila motored to St. Cloud Mon­ day. Mr. nnd Mrs. Sam Houston and MIbh Mildred wore calling on friends Mondny. Miss Ellon Fuller nnd Mins Olivo Dinkel, E. S. Miller nnd Mr. Kelly mo­ tored to Dnytonn Bench for tho dny Monday. Miss Florence Lovell spent Christ­ mas in Apopka with her sister. S. S. Griffin and James Boggs were visitors In Longwood Tuesday after­ noon. Miss Ellen Fuller, Mrs. Edwin Din­ kel nnd Miss Olive Dinkel were visi­ tors in Sanford Tuesday afternoon. SANFORD HIGH PLAYS FIRST BASKETBALL GAME HERE TONIGHT Game to Be Played in Remodeled Par isli House, Which Now Has Large Sealing Capacity Mr. nnd Mrs. James Maitlnnd, of Orlando, was calling on friends in lawn Friday. | Sanford High School starts her Mr. and Mrs. Frank Topllff woro (basketball season here tonight, after the guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. A. Y. Ful- many false alarms, with n doubloler Christmas day. header with Eustis. When the curMr. and Mrs. II. It. Chapman nnd tain raises, tho supporters of Sanford son, H. It., Jr., left for their home High will be surprised with tho qunlMondny morning nftor spending tho ity of ImHkctbull both teams present, holidays with Mrs^ Chapman’s pnrThe boys team is one of tho fnHtest ents. over put out by Sanford High, not Tho school closed Friday afternoon only fast but accurate passers nnd for their two weeks vacation with shooters. Some of last year's letter Christmas tree nnd entertainment. men are out for berths again this year II. It. Chnpmnn and Frunk Ralls including McLucas, McLaughlin, Stone motored down from Jacksonville Fri- nnd Moyo; and with a wealth of now day. Mr. Ralls went on to Arcndln. material championship prospects hnvo Mr. and Mrs. II. Newman spent brightened very much. It will take n Christmas with tho former's parents, mighty good team to defeat Sanford Mr. and Mrs. Bill Allen. this your, also the boys have a more Frederick Grist was a visitor in Or- offensive stnte of mind than tlioy did laiido Saturday. . last year, ns brought out by tho Stet- son game at DoLnnd whore the San­ ford boys Btnrted out nnd got an eight point lead beforo they could bo stopped. The girls team 1b still on inexperi­ enced one, having mostly Sophs and Froshmon out trying for it; but in an­ other your they will be out for tho championship. Still tho girls team is going to pull some surprises for the peoplo of Sanford, so they had bet­ ter come out to see the surprlso when it comes. Thero is to bo n little sldo show when the Sanford High Cheer Squad starts performing. Chooring hns not beer, in order up at the High School much before this year, but this yoar; well just wait and come up to tho Parish House nbout 7:30 tonight nnd they will guarantee to give you your money’s worth. WHAT A BAPTIST PASTOK HAS God in that greatly needed service, the bringing of Christian henrts that TO SAY. hnve grown cold back into warm, vital touch with tho Mnstor. Her mes­ A, Lincoln Abercrombio, D. I)., pas­ sages nro full of tho Spirit’s power. --------FOR-------tor First Baptist church, Tnvnres: I heartily commend her to nny church NEW YEARS "This is to certify thnt during tho or organization which feelB tho need Fa --------CALL-------past week it hns been my privilege of spiritual awakening nnd rededito listen to the addresses given by cation to tho Lord Jesus Christ." MRS, J. R. the Rev, Lillian Britton Fulton, in * STEWART tho Union Congregntlonnl church Fa HI i Myrtle. P’no 260-W After Morso servos nnother term here. These unddresscs, called "A ** Fa ru Fu Fu Fs Fa Forum for Christian Psychology," or two, perhaps they'll give him the presents tho old Gospel from n new key to the treasury. angle, bringing the rich feasts of No doubt Gene wonders nt times if God’s word home to the henrt with refreshing warmth and deep spiritual- dobutnntcs nro called Debs, because ity. Mrs. Fulton is being used of they nro coming out. T1IK STRONGEST GUARANTEED TIRE MADE ROSE FOUR BLISS TRIUMPH COBBLERS HOUSE CLEANING ARTICLES Fabrics This seed stock is especially selected Maine Grown from fields free from Blight infection II PECK BAGS Ask for Prices Sizes $ 9.80 $12.50 $ 19.15 $21.75 $25.35 $20.50 $27.25 $33.40 $31.50 $32.4* $33.40' $34.25 ( 41.90 $42.8 5 $54.75 943.05 SANFORD Cords- FLORIDA ORLANDO, FLA 1922 will be a good year—if you go after business hard. In these keen­ ly competitive times, persistent, aggressive selling efforts are neces­ sary. Business doesn’t come to you; you have to go after it... And this newspaper is ready to help every advertiser who wants to riidke a real effort to get business. Successful selling today is largely a matter of good advertising. Our Advertisers’ Service Department is prepared to submit draw­ ings, copy and layouts to merchants who want their advertising to be distinctive, to pull business. Whether you deal in hats or houses, clothing or cocoa, jewelry or jackknives we have the art and copy service that helps advertis­ ers get results. Our Advertisers’ Service Department makes ad­ vertising pay. Why not telephone now for the Herald represen­ tative? �.& : '• rc-w-/- n ■■**'•••• THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1921 PAGE FOUR Gil Eyes Tested s iortunities lie around for the man who haa “ready money.” The man who hasn’t it is always embarrassed by seeing the other fellow seize the “big chance” and forge ahead. | ■ | S * i Don’t envy him his “luck.” Practice his forethought. Why not open your Savings Account here todny ? The amount doesn’t count. It’s the start—that’s the thing 4% INTEREST PAID rar.* j T h e S e m in o le C o u n ty ] I B ank I Sanford Fioirda STOCKHOLDERS MEETING __ . Fitted TOM MOORE Optometrist-Optician Opp. Postoffice We Appreciate Your Business The annual mooting of the stock* holders of tho Scmlnolo County Bank, will bo hold in the offices of tho bank on Thursday, January 5th, 1022, for Frames P /paired Lenses Duplicated tho purpose of electing a board of dlrectors for tho ensuing year and TO TO TO Ha TO TO other business that may properly Ha TO come before tho mooting, ALWAYS FRESH A. R. KEY, 12-17*onw-4wc Cashier. IN K U N M M M . CAR I'M 111 NOTICE :ih ll Tin ONE POUND NET M. I. Stengall Mule Co. has put all notes and accounts In Mr. J. E. Lim­ ey's hands for collection and I will ex­ pect nil pnrties duo mo to sea him at my bam in Sanford at onca and mako settlement, This means cnch and ovcry or.o. . W. I. STEAGALL MULE CO. 234-0t Ml t. t » Sfcrill «I G ^ A D f '\aje Some practice reading at regular night schools, and some go to tho mo­ vies. HElrJARCOFFEECO. Agricultural sections nre slowly recovering from the bump of bumper crops, SUiift AT YOUR GROCER F o lly aqulppad with alrctrlo1 «f<___ *t*rt*r, d tm o u n U b l* r/mi, t l t r l Wi and non-ikld lira* *11 arotmi nd. NOTICE! T O T O H aT O H aT O T O T O T O e» receipt of a Christmas basket - Tho regular annual meeting of the groceries from Dan and Taylor Goldsboro and also one sent out by stockholders of tho Peoples Hank of Frank Miller. It is good to remember Sanford, Morlda. will bo hold in no FOOT SPECIALIST cordance with its By-laws, in tho of­ for rlicumntisni, weak those in affliction in our midst. Today, with many commodities still priced ankles, Boft eornr, fallen Mr. and Mrs, Will Robinson and fices of tho bank on Wednesday, Jan­ above the pre-war basis, you can buy a arches, bunions pains In family have moved bnck again to uary 18th, 1022, nt 7:30 p. m. for the Ford car for less money than ever before your feet, or heavy cal­ Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha Hi Ha Ha their old home in tho country and on purpose of electing n board of direc­ in the history of the Ford Motor Company. louses, consult— Christmas day Mrs. J. E. Vaughn nnd tors to servo for tho ensuing year, Mr. and Mrs. T. O. Tyner • and Mr. and Mrs. Silas Lcnvitt spent the .nnd. for C. L. GISLER The Ford Sedan at $660, equipped with . . the. transaction of. nny other children motored down to Windcmere ilny with them ,m,l „1„„ frl.m l, from Office 13fl S. Orange “ mo bc' electric starter, demountable rims, extra Orlando Florida on tho 20th to spend the dny with Orhmdo, while on tho 20th they spent fore the mcoting. rim and non-skid tires all around, is with­ II. P. SMITH, their relatives, their daughter, F.tea- with Mra, Vnvghn, who is feeling bndout doubt the greatest value ever offered nor remaining while Florence return- |y Lnurinc Leavitt spent Tuesday HERALD ADS get results. Try a Herald Want Ad today. in a motor car. cd with them. | with their daughter, Gladys, overMr. and .Mrs. Voile Williams • are night. * ■ And you get the same quality, depend­ ■ tho proud parents of n 10-pound son Good attendance at Sunday School a ability and economy for which Ford cars born on tho 2hth just a bit over an on |H„t Sunday and after the lesson are noted—with all the comforts and con­ hour from being n Christmas present. ><1 t)y Alfred Erlcson an election of veniences that go along with an enclosed I>r. Tolar and Mrs. Nettles of Orlan-;officers was held in which ho nominatANY PART OF TOWN, ON TERMS TO job. do are in charge. 1ed Geo. Il'iIHnger as superintendent SUIT YOU Will Henderson and son, Nelson, and Mrs. Hirschi ns assistant. Alfred Let us have your order now for reason­ spent n half day squirrel hunting at Ericson us lonelier of tho Bible class, ably prompt delivery. Terms if desired. You can mako money buying for advance. Shoulder Bluff on the 20th, >supported by the school and tho new Mrs. Cramer and little ones and supplies arc here for tho New Year. You are going to build a home one of these Mrs. Ballinger called in to see Mrs. Bernard Hitachi lias kindly agreed to days, why not select a lot now, and pay for it West. They are making a number of ring the bell and get the water. • Sunby easy stages. improvements on their little home. day school next time nt 2:00 while FORD DEALER Mrs. Andrew Ilertelson nnd dnugh- Bov Clarke preaches at 3:00. Como! If you have some money, will build one or ter, Claire, left on Monday to visit at Snnford, Flu. Mr. and Mrs. Burnett hud family of C. C. COIIU, Salesman two houses. the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Panin and Charles Cramer nnd Mr, Reid at Palntkn accompanied by Miss West of Griipeville, were u welcome Sanford is moving, don’t wait, get in the Margaret Ericson. addition to the Wednesday evening game now. Mrs, Mealor is expecting to visit Bible study. If you want to learn ^■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■naaHBRauBa&HKnnnanii&snnsBiiaHPncinsi with her parents nt Pimtn Gnrda soon. how the Bible explains itself, come Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Hunter have rent- anil leant. c<l the Emil Magnusiin lmu.su, making A number of our young pcoplu a t­ MULLET ROE SALT MULLET another new family for Upsnln, n wel­ tended tho hand concert in Sanford come addition. Sunday afternoon. APALACHICOLA OYSTERS Mr .and Mrs. E. W. Lundquiut nnd Emil MagniiBon enmo op from IhIcnon Raymond, nnd their brother, Clar- worth grove, where lie ban charge of AGENT JONES DAIRY FARM SAUSAGE once Bcrgquist motored to Tiger Bay orange packing for Chase & Co., to to spend the holidays at the homo of spend Christmas with the homo folks, TALL VAN CAMP’S CREAM, Per Dozen their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Burgquist, | stopping over night with Mr. and but C. It. will return on tho train to Mrs, Ericson, SANFORD MARBLE & GRANITE WORKS his work here as radiator repair man. | The family held their Christmas Norman Swanson, of Celery a venuu troc at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. JtfflN GOVE, Proprietor spent Christmas at the home of his John Borcll and on Christmas day NEW FLORIDA SYRUP, per gallon CEMETERY WORK A SPECIALTY IETEM parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. Neil Swanson, they and Woodard Uortc'son, Mr. and 1018 West First Street 1018 West First Street Mr. and Mrs. John Lundquist spent' |JMis. Ericson and children and Emil the day at tho homo of their daugh- Mugnuson all took dinner at tho home ter in Grapcvllic. of Mr. ami Mrs. Andrew Bortcison. Mr. and Mrs. Stcdt were guests nt Mr. nnd Mrs. Barney Beck anil chil­ 24-lbs. BAG TABLE TALK FLOUR, per bag the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jesso Leo dren, Mrs. Benton and daughter Alice, on First street. We understand his Mr. and Mrs. Pritchard and duughtur, brother Roy's little girl 1ms been real Hazel, enjoyed u family reunion at sick with eolitiis. the home of Mr. und Mrs. Westerdick Walfred and Carl Pierson have been on Christmas. 96-lbs. GOLD MEDAL FLOUR, doing lliulr grove work, plowing and On the 20th they with Mr. and Mrs. fertilizing and getting it in good Culler and daughter took a long motor ■hope; both young men were dinner trip to Tavares and on to Orlando, go­ guests Christmas at tho homo of Mr. ing thru n beautiful section nnd giving A mm nnd Mrs. W. C. Mealor and after ser­ Mr. Pritchard and family a good idea 2>/2-lb. CANS SLICED PINEAPPLE < r\ vices wo wore invited for a rule thru of Middle Florida. u m Luko Mary to see the many new Mr. and Mrs. V. C. Colter and their —3 FOR— buildings. daughter, Miss Bright Culler, who Mr. nnd Mrs. Ehrcnsporger nnd they recently took from tho Children's daughter, Olga, entertained on tho Heme in Jacksonville, came out to eat 2%-\b. CANS TABLE PEACHES 2(Rh Mr. and Mrs. Dun Hodges nnd their Christmas dinner at thu home of JltfC LlATJtV children of Hanford. Charley Cramer and wife, The even- £ MCff.'ffi 4 0 C —3 FOR— Mrs. Alma Niece and father, Mr. ing before they woro Joined by Mr. n Malm, entertained at a Christmas sup- West and family, and enjoyed Santa a per her brother, Geoige Malm, Mr. , Claus and a Christmas tree at the " NO. 2 CANS PEARS and Mrs. II. R. Tolar and children nnd same home, M l Mr. and Mrs. Harold Haskins, of San­ A. F. Westerdick lost a valuable dog ■ ford. while hunting duer last Thursday on R Dr. and Mrs. Newberry and daugh­ the Wekiwn that they are much wor- ■ ter were dinner guests nt the homo of ried about. NO. 2 CANS RED RASPBERRIES Mth. Westerdick, Mr. and Airs. S Mr. and Mrn. Voile Williams, anil also WITH A G N C f A Y f fC f s N o her father and MrH. Netties of Orlan­ Cramer and children, Mr, and M rs,' J West and son, Leonard, attended their * do, An undo and aunt of Mr. Wil­ ffU O O L P H V A LC N TIN O liams, Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Gnmnmgo, Christmas tree and exercises Wedncs- ■ « NO. 2 CANS BLACKBERRIES und four children, of Amoricus, (In., day eve in Hanford. eeeR G e MeuroRO W. Tyner nnd wife and baby cumo g have cornu since to spend thu holi­ PRODUCTION.' days. out Wednesday to visit at tho homo * —3 FOR— Mr. and Mrs. Tom Fortier and their of their uncle and aunt in Grnpevlllo. | ■ interesting little family attended the NO. 2 CANS RED PITTED CHERRIES DO YOU TAKE YOUR HOME Christmas tree at Lake Mary. Mrs. Ballinger called to see the little son, PAPER? John Thomas Denton Fortlur. —a f o r — After attending Sunday school in Tho Herald will make a campaign g town, Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Lundquist the first of tho year to bring up tho m and children were guests at the homu list of subscribers for thu Dally H er-i^ of her parents, Mr. und Mrs. August aid to the 2,000 mtuk and our solid- g Hwanson and brother, Archie. August tors will cnll upon every family liv- O Hwunaon has been helping J. E. Lund- ing on tho regulnr routes to take tho qulst packing Christmas boxes of Tho Daily Herald is your own daily fruit, oranges, mandarins, satrumas, paper giving you tho nows of the city etc, and county, Htotu and thu world avery Mrs. Goo. Clark has been very fee­ day. If you do not tuko It got ready ble of late and gratefully acknowledge tc toko it after January first. f t in Id icj la m pj Prices Lowest in History of Ford Motor Co. UPSALA AND GRAPEVILLE WE HAVE FOR SALE CITY LOTS EDWARD HIGGINS Meisch Realty Company j A. P. CONNELLY $1.50 75c ??■ $1.35 $5.75 40c fi 35c — :i for—95c $1.35 s JEW' Wi i r ' $1.00 50c $1.35 50c $1.35 STAR THEATRE! w. McCULLER FRIDAY & SATURDAY December 30-31 ■.'v i - 1 GROCERIES . . . Vl �; ■ ’'V7 ■; sw ." '• • , ‘ EX' PAGE FIVE (M ill m ■a Permanent Prosperity a m come only from thrift and economy. intelligent Mi industry, «| lt These alone can repair in time the ravages of our years of waste and extravagance. We pay 4% on Savings, and Permanent Pros­ perity can come only through saving. Ra Pm fa ha ha fa ha fa hu ha ha ha fa ha fa M ha hu hu ha ha ho ha ha ha ha ha PM Ra ha • 1 Ml >M m m m SANFORD’S TEMPERATURE Getting down, getting down and tho weather is mado to order today ns tho prospects nro good for cool wonthor for somo tlmo to como. Wo can stand somo cold wonther providing it does not got too cold. Tho American Lcglon is rejoicing over tho fact thnt it will ho cool tonight for tho big dance. Cold weather puts tho hol­ iday spirit into folks nnd makes them fool liko It is Christmas and New Years nnd ovory othor good time combined to say nothing of tho good effect on trndo of all kinds. Havo you n lit­ tle Now ’Year’s resolution in your home 7 5:10 A. M. DEC. 30, 1021 Maximum ................. .... 70 Minimum ................ .... 47 Rango t..................... .... 40 Barometer .............. ...30.10 Northwest nnd clear. • PM Ml Ml ha ha ha fa PM Ml Ml ha Mi ha ha pm means that tho dnto is contingent up­ on propitious weather ns it was the sense of commlttco that a danco bo held nt the time of tho month when thoro would ho a full moon, would provo an innovation hero. Tho com­ mlttco hns arranged to clmrgo tho nomlnnl amount of ten cents per dnneo nnd has engaged n five-piece jazz or­ chestra for tho occasion. Hot dog nnd soft drink stands will j ^ accommodate the hungry and thirsty | tt during intermission and Captain G. E ., " Atkinson will have Ids yacht Sanford nt tile dock to take out any sentimen­ tal young people who might hnvo n desire to enjoy the scenic beauties of moonlit Lake Monroe. Extensive publicity is being given this danco in adjacent towns nnd tho Tourist nnd Convention committee not only expects to raise tids amount hut nt the same time give enjoyment to a groat many. In tho event that tho evening of tho 12th should prove stormy tho danco will he held the following even­ ing. m □□ QO □□ □□ O ©ftlhS®ig Cflnolb THEY M O W „ fa hu PM PM ha hq PM hr PM Ha PM PM 5 A COMMUNITY BUILDER ha S a n fo r d , F la . ha l F. I*. F o r s t e r , Pres. B. F. Whitner, Cashier PM PM As wo enter into tiro twilight hour h h i i® n» fa PM PM of the new year wo are not unmindful of tile business you have honored us with during tho year of 1021, and we Dirk Tcrhoun, Jr., has returned to Summary of the (/tile Happenings want to take this occasion to express Miami after a pleasant visit with the to you our sincere appreciation of tho Floating Smnll Mention of Talks Succinctly homo folks. business with which you have favor­ ‘'Uurra In Brief Arranged for PersonaJ Home ed us nnd extend to you our best Horn'd Readers of Interest 120 acre homestead for sale. 15 acres cleared Boo Lloyd's Shoe Store window for wishes and wonderful prosperity for price reductions in shoes. If you the year of 1022, Sincerely yours, land. Must move at once. Close to transpor­ m Turkey Dinner at the Chuluota Inn will call we will gtadiy show1you SANFORD FAINT AND what we have and no obligation to Sunday at 1 o’clock. $1.00 per plate. buy. Sales starts now. WALL PAPER CO. tation. Flowing* wells. 2.‘IO-2tc II. A. Halverson. O. P. Swope, of Oviedo, was In tho MOONLIGHT DANCE AT PA­ No tickets on the boxes or shoes m -------VILION UNDER AUSPICES city today enrouto to Chicago where M For Florida: Fair Friday CHAM HER OF COMMERCE hut tile boxes are mnrkcd in plain he was called an business. pti ami Saturday; somowhnt figures We are giving a suitable re­ Hi (’olilcr Friday; warmer in While a commercial organization, as duction on men's and hoys' shoes, also Mr. and Mrs. Endor Curlett, of Gof i north Saturday. novn, nnd Mr. anti Mrs. Chns. Iirum- a rule, does not includo social func­ many grades in the ladies and misses loy, of St. Augustine, wero In tho tions as a part of its activities, tho lines. See the window.—Lloyd's Shoe M M Ht FO ®l I® k® 239-2tc Sanford Chamber of'Commerce, thru Store. city toduy. its Tourist nnd Convention Committee Rood weather and it is bringing the Mr. nnd Mrs. A. L. Wilhelm, of wil sponsor a dance which will ho people. Portsmouth, Ohio, nro tho holiday: held Thursday, *January 12th, nt tho guests of their aunt, Mrs. T. J. So-.now pavilion on tho lake front, Classified advertisements, ft cents a line. No ad taken fur leaa than All this week has been nctivq al­ cord, having motored from Portsmouth | Tins dance is for the purposo of 2.ri cents, and positively nu classified ads charged tu anyone. Cask though it was the week nftcr Christ­ in their cur. They mado tho trip in , raising tho deficit incurred in tho must accompany all orders. Count live words to a.line and remit ac­ twelve days with stop-overs at inter- building of the pavilion, Tho amount ians. cordingly. mediate points. They will tour tho [allowed the committee In tho hudgot J. T. Blaine, of New York, is in the East Const, visiting relatives nt West wns far short of tho amount needed city visiting his sister Mrs. Phelps at Pnlm Bench boforo returning to Ohio, for tho purposo and a dance wns daLOST FOR SALE her home on Palmetto nvonuo. Mr. Mrs. Wilhelm will bo remembered ns elded upon ns being tho quickost way FOR SALE—I’apor shell pecans, 801 LOST—Between II, & O. Garage nnd Blaine lias many friends in this city a tnlented violinist who spent tho .of clearing up tho indebtedness, It. It. crossing on West First, Colt'H Magnolia, winter hore several yours ago, | Tho designation "Moonlight Dance" who are always glad to see 1dm. revolver. Reward if returned to W. FOR SALE—Ono 25 Remington auto- r , Wulthnl care Sanford Truck Growmatic rifle with 500 cartridges. One urs. 238-2tp a SAVE YOU MONEY 12-gauge Winchester pump. Ono U )S t _ A wrist watch, Swiss move: Remington automatic 08 pistol. In-, immti Pntria llUnchod to bleak ribquire Smith Bros. Oarage. 234-Gtp bo„ ,mm, Kimtcr ,,,0n80 ph(mo ;130-J. FUR SALE—Eight room house with 237-3tp Write us hath. Immediate possession. Small ■" . ........... payment down, long time on balance. FOR RENT Empire Hotel Block See Lane or address Uox 782, Day­ tona, Fla. 100-Tu-Sat-lw FOR RENT—Two furnished lied ORLANDO, FLORIDA rooms, Oil Park Avo. 212-tfc FOR SALB- -One Daisy churn. Call 201-tfc FOR RENT- -Bed room, 311 Park nvc41G-W. INSURANCE nue. 178-tfc N MULES FOR SALE—Five teams I FOR RENT—2 furnished bed rooms. medium sized farm mules N. Y. LIFE INS. CO. at splendid, Phono 437-W, corner Elm & Third low prices.—F. N. Hurt, DeLeon Street. 105-tfc 8 , 'JX *', W. T. ROBERTS, Agent Springs, Fin. 231-10te 17 “ I' ■ AND WE STILL HAVE THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED CARS TO SELL AT BARGAINS Sanford Florida FOR SALE—Gas heating stove in F(TR ItEfsT—Half of store, willi fiao dlspjny window, No. 221 Eust First ■ WE HAVE A FEW MORE CARS ADDED TO Ol!R LIST AND ARE REAL BARGAINS— good shape, $2.00 cash takes it.— street, opposite postoffice. 230-tfc Sanford Steam Laundry Herald office. 237-3tp Foil RENT—Ono furnished bed FOR SERVICE FOR SALE—Steel drum "with fifty room, also garage. 110 Lnurol Avo. ....................... $495.00 Call 14G-J BUICK FOUR, Touring gallons water-proof paint for con­ IDD-tfc W. BAWLING. Drop. crete houses. Cheap for cash at tho Herald office. 237-3tp FOR RENT—Rooms and kltchanhttcs, Sanford Machine # ............................... 450.00 BUICK SIX, Touring Shirley Apt., opp. P. O. 220-2Gtp FOR SALK—Onu fresh Jersey cow. Foundry Co. Phono 2203. 238-2te FOR RENT—Nice rooms, good locu* tion, 1020 Union Ave. 230-2tp General Machine nnd. Boiler Works FOR SALE—Wcstinghouso electric FORD Touring ...................... ............................. 315.00 FOR ItEN'f—Good seven room hitUHo, Automobile Flywheel Steel Genr iron; GO feet host grade wntor hose well located. $15 per month,—A. bands in stock nnd one lawn mower.—203 Maple : li 230-tfc Crank Shafts Itc-turncd Avu. 2-18-3 tc P. Connolly. FORD S e d a n ........................... ....... ;........ .............. 350.00 FOR SALE—Good paying business FOR ItENT—3 unfurnished rooms for * ** •wf*’ V **k .. Employment Bureau.. on Saanford Avenue, Groceries, light housekeeping. 314 Elm. 23H-2tp The vocntlonn! committee of the Busi­ meats, fish and oysters, Tern Buck, ...................... 840.00 CHANDLER, 7-passenger ..... ness and Profesrlnanl Women’s Club 310 Hanford avenue. 230-2tc FOR RENT—A lent house’ consisting requests nil young wonnn destring of two large rooms screened. Warm, */ (j# • ■ employment to register at the First Sanford Constructs Co near town. Phone 107-W. 238-2tc 3ijOiOO Natlondl Bank. REO, 5-passenger.................... ........ . FOR RENT—Two IighT^liiousokcop^ CONTRACTORS AND BUILDER.* • AGNES G. BERNER, Chairman, ing rooms. Apply to 118 Myrtlo Planes and Specifications Cnecrfull Avo. 238-3tp Furnished .......................... 325.00 Hotel Montezuma NASH, 5-passenger................ FOR RENT—Two unfurnished rooms All Work Guaranteed “Sanford’n New Hotel” 202 Palmetto Ave. 238-3tp . • ... Li'j J fl.50 Up Per Day II. T. PACE P.O.Box »» ! First N ational Bank s TO 0 W FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS In and About A BARGAIN FOR CASH <£ The City I ETHE WEATHER A . P. C O N N E L L Y C L A SSIF IE D A D S GLOBE PIANO CO. IBusiness is Good \ At The Used Car Sales PAIGE, 5-p assen ger.............. ........................... 650.00 OAKLAND, 5-passenger...... ...... 775.00 DORT Touring ........................ ,...:.............................. 325.00 S. O. Shinholser WANTED “WE DELIVER THE UUOUf* WANTED—Young man who can start on very modernto salary, and lefirn Storage Facilities business, Must ho nblo to help bookSANFORD FLORID* If we please you, tell othere; If no keopor.—Smith Bros., Furniture. Foot tell us. Phone 498 H. W. NICKERSON of First Street. 328-3tp m Public Accountant; Audits—Systems WANTED—Customers for fresh inhk, Auto Radiator Repair morning nnd evening deliveries,—R. Income Tax Scrrice Room 10 McNcfll-Davis Bldg. L. Garrison. Phono 3711. lflfl-9t-Tu Shop Phono 8B2 Orlando, Fla. Located nt 207 French Ave., between 204-tfc 2nd nnd Third. E. It. llERGQUIST. ____________l_i______ L__ _______ George A. DeCottes 3 Contractor and Builder Quick Service Transfei SANFORD NOVELTY WORKS Acteylene Welding Attorney-at-Law OF ALL KINDSa r, t Over Seminole County Bank SANFOIU) FLORIDA 3 j Come in and look at them to appreciate their values j V. C. COLLER, Prop. 3 W. L. WICKLANDER, Manager ■ Vacant Lot Next to Postoffice-- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Vacant Lot Next to Postoffice j "■ ■ ■ ■ B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B flflB flB B B B B B B B B B B B flB B B B B f lB B f lB B B B B flB B B B B B B B B B B f lB B B B B flB B l ■*; - W f ■*»■ ' _' . ' .* J •* . • *• |L , • * *** •; u- Sanford Welding Co. General Shop and Mill Work Located In Eagle IUdg., 70S Oak Ave CONTRACTOR and BUILDEI Smith Bros. Garage 517 Commercial Street jj it, ; Sanford, FU VTiTTTTTT Geo. W. Knight 'Roan Estate and Insurance SANFORD FLORIDA Expert Repairing i * OIL, GAS and ACCESSORIES Oak and First For first class Job work—thv Herald iox"1 .,p„ HARTFORD BATTERY “Battery Insurance” Sold and Serviced by Edw. H iggins, Inc. Haight & Wieland —Get your Scratch Pede from Tha "M iftDTjr fi'firijitf � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 30, 1921; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/4eb2c6f996f7172e2ca606f8f0c163c2.pdf 8b64c4e557dcb85319bdd85fbc1813ce PDF Text Text TS5 »r; •i<-i *; SrIlford THE H erald ' <(fitv Substantial’ 1 'L IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST .VEGETABLE SECTION SANFORD, FLORIDA, SATURDAY, DECEMHER 31, 1921 VOLUME n ENFORCE PROHIBITION IN ALL THE BIG CITIES NEW YEARS A DRY DAY The Sailor-Made Man H SiM WATCH FOR HOOTCH n0 isoN r e s p o n s i b l e f o r n i n e d e a t h s in n . y . h a v e n o PLACE IN CELEBRATION (Ilf The AaaocUted Preaa) NK\V YORK, Dec. 31.—Now York City’s prohibition enforcement batallon received todny final instructions for enrrying out tho most rigid obBervuiico of law over Now Year’s hoiidny. They are scattered throughout the city and instructed to mnko no distinction whatever between Broad­ way and the Bowery, Fifth Avonus nn<i Fourteenth streot but to pros! the dry crusndo into ovory quarto* where merry-makers gather. Addi­ tional warnings woro Issued ngnlnst the danger of drinking strango and poisonous concoctions bolng sold ns hootch to which a dozen deaths woro attributed sinco Christmas. CHICAGO, Dec. 31.—Moro than five thousand officers of tho law, Includ­ ing enlarged staff from Prohibition Director Gregory’s office, ninety-two investigators from Attornoy General Hrundago’s office and city policemen nre ready today to give Chicago n dry New Ycnr’s eve. If liquor is in evidence at cafes oh restaurants their owners will bo arrested and tho pro­ prietors who liavo guilty knowledge of its presence will receive tho same treatment, Chief of Police Fitxmorris said. „ NOMINAL TELEPHONE HATE INCREASE ALLOWED K. ent press reports carried the i munincenient of the granting of in­ creased rates to tho Southern Beil Telephone company. Tho Southorn Hell has been battling for • over a year to secure an increase thnt would have added approximately 28 per ce nt to the subscribers' monthly tele­ phone bill, and in addition requested permission for increases in toll rates. The first gun wns fired November 1’cth. 1020, when tho request wns heard by the commission. At this h a ring there were only two comi :nitlos in Florida thnt had repre­ sentatives present opposing the roipiect for this incrcaso. St. Augus­ tine wns one city nnd SANFORD tho other. St. Augustine was represent­ ed by its city mnnngcr nnd n member "f its board of trndo, nnd Snnford’.t protest wns registered nt this henr­ ing by its city attorney nnd the secictary of the chnmbor of commorce. The objections raised nt this time resulted in tho commission ordering nn audit nnd npprnisnl of tho proper­ t i es of the Southern Boll. The in­ terim elapsing ns n result of these ohJordons nnd subsequent order of tho commission resulted in n saving of thousands of dollars to thoHu com­ munities in which tho Southern Bill operates. If thoro hnd been no objections presented nt tho initinl henring it would, obviously, hnve been up to tho commission to grnnt tho 28 per cent increase requested, ns tho nrrny of stntiticinns nnd tcchnlcnl exports ap­ pearing before tho commission in be­ half of the Southorn Boll wns n for­ midable one. I he Snnford Chnmbor of Commorco •'ilono wns responsible for lining up the rest of tho communities and de­ serves whatever credit is to bo given For taking the initiative in this matlor Tho finnl decision of tho com­ mission, whilo unsatisfactory to n majority, grnntcd only nominal in­ creases ns ngninst tho oxccssiva amount 'originally requested. Inso­ far as Sanford is concerned business concerns now pnying $4.25 will pay •RfiO, nnd privnte party lines now paying $2.50 will pny $2.05. The oxchanges in other communities not showing n profit will bo tnxod a cor­ respondingly greator amount. It might bo further Htnted thnt Snnford wns represented nt nil sub­ sequent hearings on this m atter boFore tho commission. Good meals, $8.00 por week, The Templo Club, corner Third and Park. MX m m atom#: Prohibition Enforce­ |Ku Klux Klan Played Santa Claus ment Officers Will at Gainesville He on the Job Coupled CSiftfl With N oI ch of Admonltlon to Several l'artlcn a mm . * • i I • NUMHER 240 FRENCH DELEGATION ASSENT TO APPLICATION INTERNATIONAL LAW NEW FERRY TO *1In Which French Inter­ ENTERPRISE pretation Satisfies De­ mand of England Chamber of Commerce Secures Much Needed Scrvico ABOUT SUBMARINE Captain G. E. Atkinson, together with his son, G. E. Atkinson, Jr., an­ nounce tho beginning January first of IN TIME OF WAR BE PROHIBITED* FROM TORPEDOING MER­ n ferry sorvico between Snnford nnd Enterprise. Captain Atkinson hns CHANT SHIPS • nlrendy announced tho schedule of ( H r T h e A aaoelnted P re e e /• snilings in this pnpor nnd Inst Satur­ PARIS, Dec. 31.—French delegation day brought n pnrty from Entorpriso nt Washington is understood in offic­ to shop in Snnford. Cnptnin Atkinson operates n stool ial quarters horo todny, nlrondy hna hulled, forty pnssottger cnpnclty yncht given hearty nnsont to application of which will bo used in this now service. international Inw to operation of sub­ During tho timo it is hot boing oper­ marines which in French interpreta­ ated on this schedule it will bo opon tion satisfies demand of Groat Brit­ for chnrtor by hunting nnd pleasure ain thnt submarines in timo of war bo parties, nnd Cnptnin Atkinson hna nd- prohibited from torpedoing morchnnt vised that if tho sorvico warrants it ships. ho will plnco n lnrger bont on tho WASHINGTON, Doe. 31.—Definite lnko. decision wns mndo by Hnlfour, head Tho Chamber of Commerce ndvised H aro ld Lloyd w aa told to g e t a Job If h e w an te d to m a rry th e b eautlof tlio British arms conference deloCnptnin Atkinson, before ho brought fu l h ero in e. H e Joined th e n a v y H la ex p e rien c es In th a t Job go to m o k e gallon to sail for homo January 14th. his bont here, thnt thero wns n grent I u p th e t m * p r e te n tio u s com edy o f b is c a re e r. "Tbs Bailor M ads M as ** Ambnssndor Goddos will bo tho only need for such n sorvico between those ono of British delegation loft horo to two points. Thoro aro n number of wind up remaining matters. people in Enterprise who now shop in DeLnnd nnd who will now hnvo tho WASHINGTON, Dec. 31.—Agree­ opportunity of getting to Sanford ments reached yesterday by tho nnvnl without taking tho long distnneo re­ committee of the arms conferonco in­ quired by road. It is n big thing for tho merchants ns it opens up n new cluded size nnd nggregnto tonnngo trade territory nnd nlso benefits tho limitations on aircraft curriers nnd, i --------------GOOD MEETING HELD AT COURT traveling salesman ns it permits him subject only to French government HAS REGAINED CONFIDENCE OF HOUSF YFSTERDAY to make quicker train connections confirmation, on size nnd nrmnmont NATION PREDICTION MADE AFTERNOON titan ho can now make by waiting at of auxiliary craft. HY WILSON Thnt cleared tho cominittco's docks, Orange City Junction. pending replies from tho French nnd About thirty women of Snuford nnd Tho trip to Entorpriso by wntor Is (I)y T h e A sso c iate d P re a a ) Jnpnncso governments on tho R o o t. Seminole county met in tho Court n distance of 4.0 miles nnd eun bo NEW YORK, Dec. 31.—Tho predic­ resolution to initinto tho banning on- • House Friday afternoon to discuss made in twonty-threo minutos. It is tion thnt 11122 would show thnt tho tircly of subntarino wnrfnro against plnns for organizing tho county Into tho intention of tho Hornld to hnvo Democratic party "has entirely rognincommercial craft. Adjournment was n Lenguc of Women Voters. tho dnily paper distributed thoro onch cd confidence of the nation' wns ntndo taken indefinitely but probnbly only ' The meeting wns called to order nt ovening nnd ndvortisers will rccoivo by Woodrow Wilson in his Now Ycnr's until next week, when these cammunU letter to Womon'H Democratic Politi­ 9 o’clock by Mrs. W. F. Blackman, of the corresponding benefits. Lnko Monroe. Mrs. Henry Wight Captuin Atkinson’s yacht, which ho cations arc expected to hnvo boon re­ cal Longue ntndo public hero todny. im iTISH HATTLESHIP wns nominuted temporary chairman; hns npproprintoly renamed Snnford, ceived and completion of tho nnvat Tho letter wns in reply to birthdny Mrs. R. E. Tolnr, secretary. Mrs. WITH SMALL GREW will ndd greatly to the rccrontionnl limitation agreement in committed greeting sent former president on Blnckntnn addressed the meeting, stntlife of tho city ns tho bont can bo made possible. DRIFTING I1EFOKE STORM behalf of Lcnguc. ing thu aim and object of tho Lcnguo chartered by individuals and civic or­ nnd impressing upon her hearers tho ganizations for river picnics and ntoon UNITED STATES OF INDIA SOVIET GOVERNMENT ( 11/ T h e A sso c iate d P re s s ) need of "political education” among light ridos on tho river. IS PLEA OF INDIANS CHERBOURG, Dec. 31. — British WILL GET OUR FOOD, tho wonton. battleship Vengeance with small crow In emphasizing the possibilities for TEN MILLIONS WORTH Tho following resolution was offer­ tho profitable operation of a boat on ( 11/ T h e A aauelnled P rean ) nbonrd drifting before storm In Eng­ ARM IB)A HAD, India, Dec. 31.—A ed by Mrs. I Hackman: lish channel this morning in danger ( H r T h e A aaoelnted P re ss) theso waters, tho Chnmbor of Com­ plea for Indian republic to be culled "Resolved that a League of Wom­ LONDON, Dec. 30.—Agreement ne­ of colision with other craft or of pil­ merce ndvised Cuptuin Atkinson that the United States of India to bo de­ ing up on shore. Tho vessel, thirteen gotiated hero lust week whereby So­ en Voters for Seminole County bo or­ ho could bo assured of local support clared January first and bo attained thousnnd tons, being towed by tugs viet Ilussin will turn over to American ganized.’ I as well ns patronage front interior by guerilla wnrfnro if nocossnry was After favorable discussion tho res­ points, and othor sections along tho on way to shipyard to bo dismantled. relief administration ten million dolfeatured in nn nddress by President Two liners pnrtcd in tho storm last Inrs gold for purchnso of grain in tho olution was adopted. river ttenr Sanford. Mohnni of All-Indinn Moslem Lcnguo Tito constitution nnd by-lnws of night nnd crew unublo to gnin control United Stntes for fnmlno relief sign­ Captain Atkinson hns stntcd thnt ho at tho opening of tbo annual session tho League wero rend by Mrs. John of ship. Two French nnvnl tugs sent ed horo todny by Walter Lyman will enrry freight ns well ns pnssonof tho Lcnguo horo todny. Leonard!, and were adopted as rend. out to rescue benten back by storm Brown, on behalf of relief adminis­ gors. Tho following officers wero elected i Attention is cnllcd to ndvortisoments nnd othor British, nnd French nnvnl tration nnd Leonard Krnssin on bufor tho ensuing yenr: SIXTY-THREE PEOPLE ’ hnlf of RttBsinn Soviet government. ernft attempting to roach her. giving details of this service. | Mrs. W. F. Blackman, Lake Mon­ LYNCHED IN U. 8. roe, chnirntnn. GIRLS WON BASKETBALL DURING THE YEAR Trains Snow Bound | Mrs. Deane Turner, Snnford, Vieo- Notice of Appeal BOYS LOST THEIR GAME on Canadian Railways WITH EUSTIS LAST NIGHT Chnirmnn. Filed Circuit Court ( 11/ T h r A aa n rln lrtl I 'rra a ) I Mrs. A. J. Fuller, Longwood, SecyNEW YORK, Doc. 31.-Slxty-threo—Traffic Tied Up For John Pope persons woro Mrs. W. H. Hnlnrd, Altnmonto, lynched in tho United) Tho girls High School team won Stntes this yenr compared with sixty-Treasurer. Snow Storms of Grent Severity All their gnnto of basket ball with tho ' Is Now Serving Life Sentence for fivo Inst year said a .statement issued Mrs. Walter Van Ness, chnirmnn, ! Euatls High School girls Inst night nt Through Novn Scotin Killing of George llickmnn Precinct No. 1. today by the Association for Advance­ jtho Parish Houso by p Hcoro of 111 to Mrs. BonJ. Lake, chairman, Pre­ ment of tho Colored People. Two vic­ 0 but tho High School Itoys lost their (U r T h e A sso c iate d P re s s ) JACKSONVILLE, Dec. 31.-CounMONCTON, Now Brunswick, Dec. . gnnto to Eustis High by n scoro of 21) cinct No. 2. tims were women while six worohoI for John H. Pope, serving n life 31.—Five trains nro snowbound in to 35. Both games woro well attend­ Mrs. John Leonard!, chairman, Pre­ whito men. sentence in connection with tho mur­ Follcigh mountains section of Cnnn- ed nnd cutisetl much excitement among cinct No. 3. . der of Georgo Hickman, local thentro dinn National Itnilways nnd conipluto tho spectators. Tho officin! figures Mrs. W. J. Lawton, Oviedo, Pre­ manager, by Frank RnwiitiH during n MAIL THEFT COMES TO LIGHT tio up of traffic in some sections ns nnd scoro will ho given by tho official cinct No. 5. IN NEW YORK STATE n roault of snow storm which prevail­ Hcorer in nnothor pnrt of this Ihsuo. i Mrs. W. II. Bullard, Altnmonto Pre­ hold-up Inst September, filed notico of nn npponl in Circuit Court horo to­ ed with great severity in Novn Scotin A fter tho gamo tho Eustis girls cinct No. 11, ( 11/ T h e A aaoelnted P n u ) dny, returnnblo March 27th. MennThursday night nnd yestordny. Ono woro ontertnined by tho Snnford girlH Tho next meeting will he announced NEW YORK, Dec. 31.—A mnll tinio, Pope, who is now working on train is reported ns coniplotoly cov­ nt n luncheon. through tho Herald. theft of n million nnd half in bonds, tho Jnckson county roods, is expected ered over with huge snow drifts. •Inst July 18 beentno known todny w iht to ho brought to tho Duvnl Jail horo I tho nrrest of Mrs. Abo Attell, wife HANKS CLOSE MONDAY PUTTING UP SOME FINE EGGS pending outcome of his uppcnl. MILLIONS OF MARKS of former pugilist, Sant Gold nnd H ar­ OFFERED IN U. S. ry Cohen, by postofficc inspectors and Monday, Jnnunry 2nd, boing tho Tho editor of tho Hornld wiih tho TO PAY OFF DEBT day to colobrnto, tho bnnks will bo rocipiont of n pnekngo of excellent MESSENGER OF PEACE mouthers of police bomb squud. SIEZED WITH CARGO closed nil day. fresh ogga this morning from tho ( 11/ T h e A aaoelnted P rc a a ) THAT WAS LIQUOR FAIR WEATHER Sominolo Poultry Farm south of tho NEW YORK, Dec. 31.—Millions of FOR-NEXT W E E K STOKES WILL CLOSE city. Tho Sominolo Poultry Farm is Gormnn paper murks valued in tho SOME COLD WEATHER WASHINGTON, Dec. 31.—Solzuro ono of tho now nnd growing institu­ neighborhood of hnlf n cont onch, hnvo Tho majority of tho stores will bo tions of this city nnd they now ship of tho British schoonor Mossongor of boon offered numerous bunks in tho ( 11/ T h e A axielntcd Preaa) closed nil dny Mondny. Some of tho eggs to ninny points by parcel post Ponce with n cargo of liquor off tho United Stutes within tho Inst fow WASHINGTON, Doc. 31.—Gener­ North Curolinn const wns reported by moat nnd grocery stores will bo open packages nnd nlso supply tho citizens weeks by residents of Germany who ally fair weather oxcopt rains Wed­ nro anxious to sottlo obligations horo, n fow hours Mondny morning to nc- of Sanfqrd a t nil times with nice tho const'gunrd todny. Tho vessel nesday or Thursday; tomporaturo near according to Hovornl local bankers, commodnte customers but nil of thorn fresh eggs. If you wnnt fresh eggs stranded on O’Cracoko bar hut flont- or slightly below normul. Frosts ox­ will coiso part of tho morning nnd nil boo tho Suminolo Poultry Fnrms. Thoy oil yesterday. Immediately taken into who hnvo declinod to accept depreciat­ copt Southern pnrt of stnto is tho afternoon, hnvo tho poultry farm nt tho turn custody by const gunrd cutter. ed curroncy. foroenst for Florida during tho weolt of tho rond on tho Snnford-Orlnndo beginning Sunday. NO VACATION FOR HERALD rood whore tho rond to Lnko Jessup MR. ROYD PERSONS HOLDING OFFICE branches off. IN RAILROAD CORPORATION CALL FOR CONDITION Tho Dally Ilornld will bo issued on The Methodist people hnvo boon CAN HOLD INDEFINITELY NATIONAL HANKS Mondny ns no holiday is over tukon on Tho "ohnrming naturalness” you loking anxiously for tho coming of EARLY NEXT WEEK Now Year’s Dny. Tho Dnily wishes liko in a girl cost hor many wonry Mr. Iioyd, tho great Hlnger, who is to ( H r T h e A ean clated P rc a a ) WASHINGTON, Doe. 31.—AI por- to s ta r t tho now yonr with plenty of hours of prnctico. ho tho nsHlHtant to Dr. Walker. Ho ( 11/ T h e Aaauclnted Preaa) sons holding two or moro plncos ns of­ business nnd will issuo n Now Year’s will arrive todny nnd sing nt both WASHINGTON, Dec. 31.—A call Visit tho now Sominolo Cnfo in tho services of tho church and a t Dr. for tho conditional of national banka ficers nnd directors of tho Intorstnto number on Monday. Got your spaco Itn’lrond Corporations woro given le­ Mondny morning if you hnvo not nl­ Millar building on Park nvonuo to­ Walker’s clnsrt nt tho Princess Tho- ns of tho latter pnrt of this month morrow nnd got un elegant turkey ntro whoro nn oxtrn crowd is expect­ tflll bo Issued early noxt wook by gal pormiHsidn’by tho Intorstnto Com- rondy contracted for it. dinner for ono dollar. Rond tho menu ed tomorrow. It s tho first Sunday Comptroller of Curroncy, it wns Indi­ tttorco Commission todny to hold tholr various positions indofinitoiy. Buy it with n Hornld Want Ad. in todny’s Dnily Hornld. 240-Itc of tho yonr. cated nt tho treasury today. (Dr T h e A sso c iate d P re s s ) GAINESVILLE, Dec. 31.—Tho Ku Klux Klnn mndo its public bow to Gnincsviilo Christmas ovo whon whito robed representatives of tho organiza­ tion nppenred at two places in tho role of Snntn Claus. It had not been generally known that tho klnn existed hore. At one of the plncos the klnnsmon coupled their gifts with n note con­ taining an admonition that hto "good for nothing" former head of tho fam ­ ily wns not to slmro them nnd tho mother of scvernl children wns re­ quested to tell him thnt if ho did not get n Job within a week nnd pay her a stipulated amount he would bo put to work on tho county roads, “Theso groceries nro for you nnd your children only,” tho noto snid in part, "ami if your good for nothing former husbnml comes nround and tries to eat up this food, wheih wo aro providing for you nnd tho children, ju st get you a good horsewhip and run him off. We will stand back of you and give you nny protection you need if it takes 500 of us to do it. Wo mean to protect defenseless women against nny and all loafers nnd spong­ ers. Just let it bo known nround town if ho.gets bad—we’ll tame him for you." At the National Odd Fellows Home and Orphnnngo, a pnekngo of gifts wns presented to tho matron who rosponded to the door bell. Tho two matrons, elderly women, nlso were re­ membered. A noto accompany the gifts said, "Wo nil love llttlo children.” DEMOCRATIC LEAGUE OF PARTY BACK I WOMEN VOTERS IN CONFIDENCE ORGANIZED .’v r > �S O C IE T Y : MI18. Fit ED DA1GBR, Society Editor, Phone 2I7-W If yon h ave an y frle n fa v U ltla * jo b — If you are a u la * a n y w h ere or eo m ln * hom e, or U you are e n te r ta la la « , w r ite a iioatnl eard lo thla d ep artm ent, a lv la a drtnlla, or teleh p o n e th e Item . It w ill be a rr n lly ap preciated. ___________ DEATHS S DEATH OF GEORGE McDOUGALL Tho city wns shocked Inst night to lenrn of tho death of young Gcorgo McDougnl, who hns been nt tho hos­ pital this week suffering from Injuries sustnlncd in nn nuto nccidont Mondny of thin week. George, In conipnny with Mr. nnd Mrs. D. 0. Nny, of Augus- , hilt cousin, Enrl Bcuton, nnd E. A. tn, Gn., nro visiting in tho city for n Moffett, wns riding in n truck on tho Geneva rond nnd in turning off the fow dnys. roud into tho snnd thu truck turned over on tho occupants. Benton nnd Sterling Nield, of Jacksonville, wns Moffett suffered bruises nnd cuts but in tho city yesterday attending to woro not seriously injured. George business. hnd his leg broken nnd wns injured in­ ternally nnd wns tnken to tho hospital Hoy Mncon, of Orlnndo, wns n busi­ nt onco whoro every thing wns done ness visitor hero yesterday from tho for his comfort nnd enre nnd it wns “City Beautiful." thought yostordny thnt ho would re­ cover, but ho took n turfi for tho worst A. B. Dnvis nnd family of Lako yostordny evening nnd pnssod nwny Stonrns, Fla., wero visitors in this last night. city yesterday. Ho wns Just nt tho threshold of young manhood, bolng nineteen years Mrs. DoLanoy has returned to her of ngo, nnd wns tho only son of Mr. home in Tampa aftor a pleasant visit nnd Mrs. Gcorgo McDougnil, nnd hnd hero with- her daughter, Mrs. D. C. Hvod in Snnford nt tho old homo on Griffin. Celery nvonuo nil of his years whoro ho ably assisted his fnthor on the Miss Mario Teuguo roturnod Wcd- fnrm. Ho wns n flno young man of nesdny evening from Mountvlllo, 8. C. ninny excellent traits of chnrnctor nnd where sho spent Christians with her hnd n largo circle of friends hero nnd mother. olsowhero who loved him for his sterling churnctcr nnd the fact thnt Miss Junnitn McMullen, M argaret ho preferred to romnin nt tho homo Giles nnd Dorothy Goro nnd Harold plnco with his fathor nnd mother nnd Goro spent tho dny yostordny with looked nfter their interests and wel­ Mr. nnd Mrs. Tnylor nnd son Mel­ fare almost with tho loving enro of n vin, nt Silver Lake. man of mnturu years. IIo leuves a fnthor and mother nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. P. B. W right nnd Miss n sister to mourn his loss nnd mnny Mnry E. Wright, of St. Petersburg, friends nmong tho hoys nnd girls of who nro touring tho Htnto, stopped his ncqunintnnco. Tho sympnthy of over in Snnford yostordny mnklng tho community goos out to them in their headquarters nt tho Montczumn. their hour of sorrow. » Tho funeral services will bo held DANCE FOR VISITOR from tile home on Celery avenue to­ Tho lovely Wnlsmn homo wns tho morrow nftornoon nt 3:30, Fnthor scene of n lovely informnl dnneo Inst Ilonncsy, of th<? Cntholic Church ofevening given by Mrs. Fred Wnlsmn ficlnting. Interment will bo made in nnd Mrs. S. E. Bnrrett, in honor of I.nkoview cemetery. Miss Mnrgnret Wcrshnm, of Jackson­ ville, tho nttrnctive guest of her sis­ DEATH OF ALBERT HEED ter, Mrs. Bnrrett. Albert Heed died nt Boston Christ­ Tho rooms woro opened on sulto nnd ians morning. IIo wns tho oldest son effectively dccorntcd with red roses, of Mr. C. A. Reed, of this city. IIo ferns nnd Christmns decorations nnd visited this city about four years ngo. soft shnded lights. IIo left a wifo nnd two children to Punch wns served throughout tho mourn his loss. Tho sympnthy of tho evening nnd Into in tho ovoning, ico ninny friends of Mr. Reed in this city cronm nnd enko woro Bcrvod by tho hostesses. All of tho mombors of the youngor set woro invited to meet this charm­ ing honorcc. IP! i! 5 5 ■ I , $ 1 0 Suit Sale !$1 Shoe Sale AND ____________ CONTINUED ------------------We will continue selling Hart Schaffner & Marx and Society Brand Suits TWO FOR THE PRICE OF ONE-PLUS $10 And REGAL SHOES TWO FOR THE PRICE OF ONE-PLUS $1 These prices are for cash only and will last • till January 15th s Sanford Shoe and Clo. Co. Caswell, Mrs. J. D. Woodruff, Mrs. BRIDGE PARTY Miss Mny Linton of Fort Mcnde, Howard Smith, Mrs. W. F. Langley, wns tho chnrming guest of honor nt Miss Dorothy Humph, Mrs. Ed. Betts, n bridge party given yestordny after­ Misses Mnry nnd Julia Znchnry, Mrs. noon by her sister, Mrs. W. A. Lester Stanley Wnlkor, Mrs. Vnnco Dougins, nt her homo on Mngnolin nve. Thoro Mrs. C. L. Goodhue, Mrs. W. Morton woro two tnhleH of plnycrs nnd n Thigpen, Misses Bessio Znchnry nnd -number in £l'0Ht9 wero invited in for I.iicile Newby. refreshments. Misses Enoln I. Ilill nnd Wilma Mao Tho spndous rooms woro lovely Hill were in tho city yostordny enwith their decorations of red nnd route to Okeechobee City from Or­ green, holly, mistletoe, nnrclssus nnd lnndo where they hnvo been attend­ poinsettlns being used In chnrming ing the Florida Kducntionnl Associa­ profusion. Of exceptional Interest wart the tion. game of bridge plnycd during tho a f­ Misses Antoinette nnd Almn Deternoon, high score being mndo by Cottes, of Jacksonville, nro tho ntMrs. Ben Cnswell, who wns nwnrded tractive guests of their brother, Geo. n largo bnth towel with crocheted DcCottes, nt his homo on Mngnolin edge. Tho count prize, n box of enndy, was won by Mrs. W. Morton Thig­ uvonuc. pen., Tho honorco wiih presented n Miss Nltn Mooro hns returned to box of correspondence curds. Orlnndo lifter spending tho past week At tho conclusion of tho enrd gnme hero with her Hlster Mrs. K. R. Mur­ Mrs. Lester served dainty refresh­ rell, sr., ut tho Montczumn. ments of hot chocolnto, bnnnnn nnd cottngo chooso sandwiches, olives nnd J. N. Humphries, of Wnycross, Gn., divinity fudgo. ( is in tho city transuding business nnd Among thoso enjoying Mrs. Lestor s culling on old friends. cordial hospitality woro Mrs. Ben ,f - 3 V E c i.c s B a t t e r y 0 < WILLY’S LIGHT I To the P u b lic ■ . ' . On nnd nfter Jnn. 1, 1022, tho SANFORD will mnkc Dally trips between SANFORD and ENTERPRISE leaving PAVILION PIER: 4 :30 P. M. SANFORD .................................. 8:00 A.M. 5:00 l*. M. ENTERPRISE .......................... 8:30 A. M. FARE EACH WAY, 25c For Hire from 10:00 A. M. to 1:00 P. M. Additional trips will he announced us tho service la Required CAPTAIN ATKINSON 203 East Third Street Phono 205-L1 Tho Senson’s Greatest Sensation RUDOLPH VALENTINO and AGNES AYRES in— W. A. Stringfelow, of Jacksonville, In spending n fow dnys hero on busi­ ness. Copyright 1921 Hut Schiffner & Mux The Star To-day! . “The Sheik” It would bo Impossible to doscribo tho bigness—tho human touches—tho dramatic incidents—tho climaxes—the extravagnnt sotting—tho blood tingling scenes of this, one of the most wonderful achievements of tho ngo. Story by E, M. Hull. l J 1 [ Saturday at the Princess—Miss DuPont in “False Kisses”; also a Comedy 8 n is oxtonded to him in his boroavo- Ind. A niece, Mrs. Ben Lake, lin, j Monroe. ment. Funeral arrangements have not* BARNEY LYONS DIES AT LAKE been fully decided upon, as from tho north are expected, ^ MONROE. M. B. Lyors, nged 54, died nt his services will probnbly be comhay home nt Lnke Monroe Thursday eve­ Saturday from tho Catholic dm* l ning nt 0 o’clock, after n llngcrlhg nt Snnford, interment in the Citltl illness of tuberculosis. Mr. Lyons He cemetery. wns n faithful member of tho Cnth­ Drlvo out to the Chuluota InnS*| olic church nnd died fully sustnlncd dny nnd got n renl turkey dinnerM nnd fortified by its Inst holy rites. Mnrtin Bnrncy Lyons, n son of $1.00. Tho Brumleys Imvc the heWI I’ntrick Lyons of Mnyo, Irelnnd, wns nnd will treat you right. bom in Perry county, Indlnnn, where he lived the grantor pnrt of hiB life, having come to Floridn soven years ngo. Ho wns engaged in the truck­ ing business nnd though his progress hnd not been rapid, lie hnd steadily accumulated until nt tho tlmo of his dentil ho wns vory comfortably es­ tablished in life. Mr. Lyons wns one of our very best citizens. Honest nnd upright ns the dny Is long, his word wns his bond. Of n kindly nnd gentle nature ho wns generally beloved, hut espec­ ially by the children who nlwnyH gnthcred nbout him—he, himself, wns ns simple, child-like nnd trusting ns ono of them. Besides the widow, Mrs. Sarah GENERAL REPAIRING Frances Lyons, two sisters survive: Old Ford Cm Mrs. Dnvo Kccly, Sinipsonville, Ky., West First St. Phono No. 417-W nnd Miss Sarah Lyons, St. Croix, AUTO R WARD & RIVE m ill DINNER PARTY LoCIcro Irwin wns tho genial host nt n dinner pnrty Inst evening nt his homo on Mngnolin nvonuo. Covers were laid for seven. Tho house wiih dccorntcd with Christmas wreaths, holly nnd other holiday features, nnd nt six o’clock nn elegant six course dinner wns served. Following tho dinner tho evening wns plensnntly spont with cards. Covers were laid for Messrs. S. A. Irwin, Curtis Durbar, Otis Cobh, Hinry McLnulln, I’nu Lou, Paul Dooley nnd LcClcrq Irwin, AWALT-MILHEIM A wedding which enmo ns n grant surprise to friends of both pnrtlos wns solemnized Saturday evening. Mr. Fred G. Awnlt nnd Miss Nell M. Mil* holm wero quietly mnrried nt tho Presbytorlnn Mnnso by I)r, Brownlee nt 8 p. in.Mrs. Awnlt will bo remembered ns n popular trained nurse who hns re­ sided hero for tho pnst six yenrs. Sho hns endeared herself to n largo circlo of friends with her kindly manner nnd sunny disposition. Mr. Awnlt, who is n contracting painter, has mndo mnny friends sinco his residence horo, through hiB plcusmit frank manner. Their mnny friends wish them mnny yenrs of happiness and success, Thoy nro ut present Incntcd nt Tho Palms. PRETTY PARTY One of tho prettiest of tho holidny parties given, wns tho ono given Inst evening by Miss Thelma Pace, nt tho nttructivo Pace bungalow on First street. Red nnd groon, the Christmas col­ ors wero most artistically used in decorating the various rooms. Bas­ kets nnd vnseH of hibiscus, roses nnd ferns woro used in chnrming effect. Tho lights were shaded in rad which cast n rich warm glow over tho protty scene. In tho dining room, tho lnco covered refreshment table wns cen­ tered with n crystnl basket of frag­ rant roHes nnd forns. Tho favors woro cunning "Kowpio" dolls. Tho evening wns merrily spont with games nnd music nnd at a Into hour the hostess served dccoitur refresh­ ments of hot chocolnto, fruit enko and bon bonB. About thirty members of tho young­ or set enjoyed this delightful pnrty, Make Your Wish for the New Year “If wishes were realities we’d have our little home” say the newlyweds] Well, wishes can be realities! Buy a lot in— L A N E ’S SUB-DIVISION] and build a home just like you want Beautiful Lots PRICES: $150.00 TO $750.00- -EASY TER! E. F. LANE Phone 95- - “THE REAL ESTATE MAN”- ....... JTiili- , _Phone * �' > IER 81. T H E S A N F O R D D A IL Y H E R A L D . Si P A G E TW O P' Mr. and Mrs. 0 , E. Watts i and Mrs. T. M. Boyd, of Tarpon chit- ■■■> Springs. Mr. Boyd will bo assistant dren, of Bnrtow, arc tho guests of to Dr. Wnlkcr and will nlso direct nil their brother, Lott Alien, Jr. church music for tho MothodUt MRS. FRED DAIGBR, Society Editor. Mr. and Mrs, Qeorgo DoCottes have church. Phono 217-W ns their guests thoir sisters Missus I f Ton h n v r a n y f r l r n d . t Ii III i i J. S. Dlnklo and Miss Olivo Dlnklo, Antonetto* ami Alma DoCottes, of of Longwjod, were in tho city todny Jacksonville. on business and calling on friends. V K r r n llr a p p r e d n lr d . Kov. J. S. Beil, of Palntkn, presid­ ing elder of this district, will be tho T. J. McCall, of Oviedo, was In tho, it. I.. McKenzie, of Jacksonville, rep­ week end guest of Mr. nnd Mrs. L. ■city yesterday transacting business. resenting tho Kclly-Springflcid Tiro P. Hagan. Co., Ib in the city cnlllng on his local W. R. Frier, of Dougins, On., 1b in customers. WATCH PARTY tho city on n business mission. The members of tho Epwortli Lea­ ' Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Brotherson gue of tho Methodist Church will give Fred linker is among Sanford’s spent tho week in Cnndlor, Fin., ns a "Hard Time Watch Party" this ev­ quota of visitors from Tampa. tho guests of their aunt, Mrs. J. W. ening nt the Methodist church ut Matthews. l>:30 p. m. All aro m ost cordially Mr. and Mrs. E. L, Sanford, of Lex­ invited to nttend. Mr. and Mrs. George DoCottes and ington, Ky., aro spending somo time their guests, Misses Antonetto and Jiore a t the Montezuma. ROOK LOVERS’ CLUB Alma DoCottes, of Jacksonville, mo­ Tho membors of tho Book-Lovers Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Starling will tored to DoLand yesterday whoro they Club had a most delightful meeting hayc ns their week-end guests, Mr. spent tho afternoon very pleasantly. yesterday afternoon nt tho homo of Mrs. J, C. Bennett. centered with a basket of poinsettias, iuuuuauuut:t:uar:Hv:i and roses adorned the various rooms, l* while Christmas bells, wreaths and t ■ holly lent a festive air. In the din- J ■ 5■Jcentcred iing roomwith the arefreshm ent tabic was 3 Supplied the Beautiful Electrical Fixtures, of course. Look over qi The basket of polsettins, i ■ . -t- . t . . / : and from tho chandelier red ribbons Seminole Cafe j ■ 1were extended to the corners of the 2! table. And see the new style electric lights and electric appliance and fix-; The afternoon wns pleasantly spent m will} discussion of late books and tho tures. We can supply the smallest home to the largest place of busi-1 * hooks to lie read the coming yenr. Tho ■ guests were also osked to tell tho best ness in the city or county. t; * jokes on themselves which afforded much merriment, in the Book Guess­ ing contest Mrs. Morse guessing tho most correctly, was given tho prize, a dainty hand-made handkerchief. m After the contest tho guests were invited tu the dining room whore re­ freshments, consisting of chicken sal­ t ad, potato chips, olives, hot rolls and m m “FOOT-FITTERS” are specially designed to fit snug in the coffee, followed by pistachio ice cream * ■ instep and heel and easy across the toe and ball! No pinch­ and individual cakes iced in red were ■ ■ ing! That’s why they hold the foot In correct and easy po­ served. sition without retarding the circulation. The club members who enjoyed this pleasant afternoon wero Mcsdumes Light, Power and Bell Wiring, Motor Repairs, Heating Appliances, Fix Fred Williams, Henry McLnulin, It. J. You men who want lots of wear, Holly, Harry Wnrd, H. B. Lewis, E. tures, Supplies, Mazda Lamps P. Morse, Hoy Symes, Stella Arring­ fine appearance and comfortable ton, L. P. Hagan, J» E. Pace and Miss Telephone 442 Box 855 111 Park Avenue j fit will like the “FOOT-FITTER”! Annie Hawkins. The invited guests ■ were Mrs. E. D. Brownlee, John T. mi l t . i t »»*•!» IU ... ». | Brady and Mrs. W. Morton Thigpen. The best way to avoid poor value in buying shoes G ILLO N FRY s G IL L O N 8C FRY! Electric Contractors is to come to this store and let us sell you good shoes. W e W ish Y ou a H appy and Mostj GILLON At FRY DID THE WIRING 3■ ___ “FOOT-FITTERS” FIT ALL FEET----3 3 Thc'well known clectricnl firm of Glllon & Fry did the wiring nnd fur­ nished nit the electrical supplies for the New Seminole Cafe. Gillon & 3■ Fry need no introduction to the Snnford public, having been here for ■ many years and having supplied many 3 ■ of tlie largest building with all llus ■ ■ fixtures and supplies. The beautiful ■ effects in the now Seminole Cnfo is the work of this well known firm of ■ Opposite Post Office ■ electrical contractors. Light, power and boll wiring, motor repairs, heat­ The Store That Saves You Money ■ ■■■■uaaBaaunMaauKDMUUHnHMMMOHHKtUHHuaaaMHMMH ■■■■■!) ing appliances and anything ami ev­ erything in tlie electrical supply line can always be found at Gillon it Fry's i R i i m s i R s a u i i i R i i n a i i i i S IS R IB B S H R Q B R M a illK n X S a illll place opposite tlie new Seminole Cafe. Mazda lamps, searchlights, electric irons and cooking utensils. A corps m of trained electricians at your service M It m on any kind of electrical job. None M too .small and none too large for Gil■ bin it Fry, 3■ Prosperous New Year PRICE $7.50 3 RAFFELD’S ITS YOUR 3M SPINE m 3 : Science Brings Blessed Relief to Thousands of Sufferers Through— ! Chiropratic m i Modern Science has found that dis­ ease is caused by subluxation of the bones of the vertebral (spinal) col­ umn, which pinch the nerves and shut off the life force which they should carry to every part of the body. This pressure can be corrected by Chiro­ practic spinal adjustments. tiisai 3 LEE BROTHERS DID THE PLUMBING Lee IBrothers All the newest and most up-to-date plumbing and appliances and fixtures in tiie New Hominnie Cafe were in­ stalled by the well known firm of Loo Brothers, who have recently erected a fine two story building of their own on West First streut. Lee Brothers can lie found on the big jobs and the Hinall jobs and they do not confino their work to Hanford hut have a largo force of men in neighboring cit­ ies at work in installing plumbing and steam fixtures or sheet metul work. They also koep n force of men at tho : B Hanford office ready to instantly ro■jspend to all enlls for quick repairs 2 ami service is their watchword, Note the plumbing on the many now build­ ings and you will see the work of this enterprising firm of young business men who have cast their lot with Han­ ford nnd Imve done their share in help­ ing to build up Hanford in many ways. GOVERNMENT Positions open, men, women. Experience unnecessary, j' Honesty required. Good pay to start. ! Wrlto, T. McCnffcrty, Ht. Louis, Mo. j 1-1-8-10-22-211 ! Chiropractic theruforu includes u thorough exam­ ination of the spine to determine the part affect­ ed I after which tlie subluxated vertebra is gradu­ ally adjusted back to its normal position and Na­ ture Hopn corrects the condition causing the disuu»e. NOTICE Owner of Dort car license No, 0-1150 ■ can obtain crank by calling 70-W. 3 340-Itp Chiropractic has brought health fo thousands; why not visit this office and learn how it can im­ prove your health ? FOUND—In Goldsboro a Idcyclu. Tho owner can have sumo by paying for this nil. Turner Davis. 210-ltp Consultation and Analysis Free Wm. J. Kermode, D. C. Hours 9-12 a. m., 1-6 p. m. Evenings by Appointment lady attendant GMHK-WftlHhMff RWg. Fl«A Street Qpp. s Did All the Plumbing and Supplied All the Up-to-date Appliances in the S New Seminole Cafe ■ Go where you will in this part of the State of Florida and wherever a ■ big job and a good job of plumbing and steam fitting hai been install- [ ed you will recognize the work of— Lee 1 I f Brothers Plumbers, Steam Fitters, Sheet Metal Workers ■ Reliable men at the shop at all times to instantly respond tp all calls j s for help. * Bank# nnd stores will close on Now Year's day which is Monday this lime. Tho Daily Herald will bo is- j H, sued on Monday ns usual. Monday’s ‘ 3 ‘ edition will be tho Now Year's odl2 tion. ,5 ' | % Happy New Year To All Our Patrons and Friends in Florida T/ti u iiomM Wqnt Ad today. ■1 JR1' ( ; '' �V U l ■ » ' § - • '' *•/, , > • ■ • ■r' ' ^ ' W W r W ^ P THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1921 rT fo T p rlc w 0" * * ** ’• R L Convince youraolf by V ami looking over the « * !'-. f *"kc«l on each box and then J, Lloyd’s Shoo Store. See i 'i tnr n few of the bur* findow for « 230-2tc OUR IDOW Notice of Application for Adoption of | m Minor Child To Whom It May Concern;— t Vm tLE *TW 'TtVAXO MlERCHUtf , Notice Is horoby given that I, Chas. : TWWlO'^WtEftJ'-mT D. Brumloy, of Chuluota, Seminole U \)E KAERCWAA4Y IS GRASS! Vi'I County, Florida, will-on tho 23rd dny H IS CUSTOMERS BW PEPVN of January, A. D. 1022, at 10 o’clock n. m,, at Sanford, Florida, or wlioroA o v e R n s iu 1 \m o u r n o t e d ovor tha Court mny then bo, present POR.UeiOR.Off POSUC\YH\ to tho Hon. James W. Perkins, Judge of tho Circuit Court of tho Sovonth Judicial Circuit, Seminole County, Florida, application for tho adoption of tho following named minor chil­ dren, Mario Louiso Kelsey, n daugh­ ter of Mario Louiso Acosta, nnd Bortlna Delores Acostn nnd Gloria CnnBuclln Acostn, children of Mario Louise Acostn nnd Bcrtrnm Acosta. § rr$ L > , Said minors now living nnd residing with this applicant in Seminole Coun­ ty, Florida, Dated this, tho 23rd dny of Decern- ( her, 1021. CHAS. D. BRUMLEY, 1 12-24-onw-Btc Applicant MICKIE SAYS h o use CLEANING ARTICLES E BALL HARD­ WARE CO. In O m p ie S1 £ v 6h Go£ N -----FOIl------ C11AS. I1RADY—BARITONE ■ NEW YEARS 3 -------CALL-------- Sanford 1b certainly fortunate In the person of Chns, Brady, baritone. * MRS. J. R. Hot, i» connected with the Sanford STEWART band mb sinner, Mr, Brndy has doU 811 Myrtle. P’no 260-W lighted the large audiences at the m m M Sat M Ta ta *a Isa Central Park on Sundays nnd Thurs­ days. Sanford appreciates a good singer, nnd Mr. Brndy is truly appre­ ciated. He will sing “Fnco to Face”, accompanied by pipe orgnn nnd cor­ net on next Sundny night at the Bap­ tist Temple. Invitations to nil is ex­ tended, Miller No tickets on the boxes or shoes hut tho boxes are marked in plain figures Wc are giving n suitable re­ duction on men’s nnd boys’ shoes, also many grndea in the ladies nnd misses lines, See the window.—Lloyd’s Shoo THE STRONGEST Store. ' • 239-2tc GUARANTEED I n th e C ircu it C o u rt o f th e S e v e n th J u ­ TIRE MADE d icial C ircu it o f th e S ta te o f F l o r ­ Tires id a, In m id f o r S e m i n o l e C o u n ­ t y - —I n C h a n c e r y . NEW PRICES 80 C IT A T IO N Cords Sizes 30x3 30x3 i/ j 32x3 Vt 31x4 32x4 33x4 34x4 32x4 Zi 33x41/2 35x5 tries C ircu it C o u rt o f S e v e n th J u d ic ia l C i r c u i t o f H tn le o f F l o r i d a , S e m i n o t e C o u n t q .— I n C h n u r e r j $18.00 $25.50 $32.40 $33.40 $34.25 $41.00 $42.85 $54.75 . R. LINK TIRE CO. ORLANDO. FLA. Ooo. E u g en e T h u r s t o n , Co m p l ai n a n t , vs De v i n T h u r s t o n , D ef e n d a nt . To Dovlu T h u r s t o n , Ilosldonco un­ known: \ ___ . .... , It u p p o n r l u g f rom a n a f f i d a v i t filed In t h i s c a u s e t h a t yon nro a non- ros l d e n t of tho S t a l e of Fl or i da, t he re for e, you. P ovl o T h u r s t o n , a r e or dored and r e q u i r e d on tho 6th da y of F e b r u a r y , A. D. 1022, lo n p p on r t o tho bill of c o m ­ p l a i n t ex h i b i t e d a g a i n s t you In this c a us e . • It Is o r d e r e d t h a t t h i s not i c e bo p u b ­ lished In t h e Hanford H er a l d onco a w e e k for e i g h t weeks. W i t n e s s my h an d a n d tho s eal of said c o u r t on t hi s 10th d a y of Dec embe r, A. d . ta n . <HF,\L) 13. A. DOUOLAHS, C l e r k o t t he Ci rc ui t Cour t. Seminol e County, Flori da. 0130. A. Pe COT T E S, Solicitor a n d Counsel / o r C o m p la i n a n t. 12-10-9tc ® J D IM , TO Q U IE T T IT I.K ‘ F r a n c o s E l l i n b e t h Bpr ague, Complai n-1 J Ullt, vs. 3 Tho A l t a m o n t e L a n d H o t e l a n d N a v i - , 9 g a l l o n Com p an y , n c o r p o r a t i o n u n d e r J. t h e t a w s of F l or i■' da , ot al, Dofondsf Fl< ant s. N O TIC E ROSES I / J s —— of----- q t:\ » i M PAGE TH R EE TO D EFE N D A N T S AND UNKNOWN KNOWN m Make Your Wish for the New Year I m - ■ ix — ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------■ To: T ho A l t a m o n t e L und H ot e l n nd N a v i g a t i o n C om p a n y, a c o r p o r a t i o n u n d e r tho l a w s of Florida, lie auccos both o r a s s l s n s . If oxletlng, a n d to all p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g l n t e r o s t by, t h r o u g h i o r u n d e r sai d c o r p o r a t i o n o r a s e o c l a - , tton In t ho f o l l o w in g d e s cr ibe d p r o p ­ e r t y s i t u a t e In S eminol e Count y, | i F lori da, t o - w l t ; Lot s 430, 431, 446, 5 446. 447. 443. 443. a n d 463, a n d a s t r i p 1* o f l a nd 24 1-2 feet, mo r e or leee, of f * t h e r e a r o r e o u t h end o f L o ts 426, * n nd 429, a c c o r d i n g to P i n t of A l t a - ■ m o n t a L a nd Hot el n nd N a v i g a t i o n * C o m p a n y ' s t r a c t d u l y r ec or de d In t h e >■ publ i c r ec or ds of Or nngo nnd Semi- ■ nolo Countlos, Florl dn, nnd mo r e d o f - l H Inltoly des cr i bed by m e t es and ■ b o u n d s n s fol l ows: B e g i n n i n g a t a : ■ p oi nt 1136.6 feet N or t h n n d 20 foot ■ Knot of t h o H. W. c o r n e r o f t h e N. E. I ■ 1-4 o f t ho H. E. 1-4 of Sec. 13, T w p . l i 21 H., R a n g e 29 E., t h e n c e N or t h 244 foot, t he nc e E a s t 618 feet, thonoo N o r t h 302 feot, tlionco E a s t 261 foot, t h e n c e S out h 068 feet, t h e n c e W e s t r,2B fool, t he nc e N or t h 122 feet, t he nce W e s t 354 foot lo t he p o i nt of b e g i n ­ ning. To: J o h n J. Br i g h t , T r u s t e e f o r his chi ldr en, nnd Individually, If living, a n d If -dead, al 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 the snld J o h n J. I lrl ght, t r n s i o c f or hi s chi ldr en, n nd I ndi vi d­ ually. deceased, o r o t h e r w i s e : tho ■ ch i l d r en o f J o h n J. Il rl ght , if living, I * nnd. If dead, all p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g In- * t e r c s t s u nd e r tho chi ldr en of J o h n J. I * I lrl ght, deceased, or o t h e r w i s e ; a n d ! * J u l i a M. Tlrlght, If living, and. If I * (load, till p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g I n t er es t s | * u n d e r J u l i a M. I lrl ght, deceased, or o t h e r w i s e ; In nnd to tho f o l l o w i ng d e ­ sc ri be d r cnl e s t a t e s i t u a t e In S em i ­ nole County, F lor i da , t o - w l t : Lot 431 a c c o r d i n g lo P l a t of A lt nm o nt e L a n d Hotel a n d N a v i g a t io n Com­ p a n y ’s t r ac t , d u l y r ocor ded In t he P u b l i c r ec or ds of O ra ng o nnd Bornlnolo Counties, Florldn, To: F r a n k Simpson, d r a c o Simpson a n d He l e n Simpson, hol r s nnd dovlsooh of Michael II. Simpson, deceased, If living, nnd, If dead, alt par tl os claiming Interests under Frank Si mpson, O ra ce S i mps on a n d Holon Simpson, de c ea se d or othorwlHo; F r n n k E . Simpson, T h o m a s C. S i m p ­ son n nd Wi l l i a m Ilutlor, T r u s t e e s of Hel e n Simpson, If living, and, if Twit. 21, l l a ng o 29 E. ... t r act, r e c o rd e d In tho P ublic Re co rd s dead, al l pa r t l o s c l a i m i n g I n t e r e s t s And to an y an d nil p e r s o n s or par tl os of Orn ng o a n d Bemlnolo Cou nt i es , ' u n d e r F r a n k E. Simpson, T h o m a s C. c l ai m i ng a n y r ight, t it le o r I n t e r e s t s lit Florida, Si mpson a n d Wi ll i a m Ilutlor, T r u s ­ to tho p r o p e r t ie s h e r e i n a b o v e d e ­ t ees of Holen Simpson, doconsod, or T o: L a u r a J. CUbbs, If living, nnd, If nnd by o r t h r o u g h tiny of the dea d, , nil p a r t i e s c l ai m i ng I n t e r es ts ascribed. o t h e r w i s e ; a n d al l p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g b o ve n am e d p ar ti es , o r ot he r wi s e . I n t e r e s t s u n d e r Michael II. Simpson, u n d e r L a u r a J, Oltibs, deceased, o r , It Is H e r e b y O r d e r e d nnd R e qui r ed o t h e rw i s e ; L e a n d o r Ludlow, If living, deceased, o r o t h e rw i s e . In nnd t o tho and, If dead, all p a r t i e s c l ai m i ng In­ t h a t you nnd ea ch of you do a p p e a r to f o l l o w in g d e s cr i b e d Intidn In Seminol e t e r e st s u n d e r Lcnttdur Ludlow, do- tho Mil of Camilla lot, heroin filed, on Comity, Fl or i da, t o - w l t : A s t r ip of ceased, or o t h e r w i s e , In nnd to tho tho 2nd d a y of J a n u a r y , A, D. 1922. land 24 1-2 foot wide, m o r o o r less, It Is f u r t h e r or dorod t h a t t h i s o r d e r f ol l owi ng des cr ibed l a nds In Sotnlo f f t h o r e a r o r S out h end of Lot 429 a c c o r d i n g to P l a t o f A lt a mo n to L a nd I nole C o unt y, F lori da, to- wl t : HE 1-4 of publ i c at ion bo publ i s hed In t h a Han­ of NW 1-4 of N W 1-4 of Soctlon 14, ford Heral d, n n e w s p a p e r p ubl i s he d In Hold a n d N a v i g a t i o n Co m p a n y ' s ■ “If wishes were realities we’cl have our little home” say the newlyweds. 5 3 Well, wishes can be realities! Buy a lot in— LANE’S SUB-DIVISIONl and build a home just like you want Beautiful Lots -EASY TERMS PRICES: $150.00 TO $750.00- S E. F. LANE Phone 95- “THE REAL ESTATE MAN” -Phone 95 IliBUDJIUBflBCaBBBHI S anf ord, S eminol e Count y, F l or i da , o nc e a wee k for e i g h t c on se c ut i v e wookn. W i t n e s s m y b an d nn d of fi c i a l s eal of said Circuit Cour t a t S anf ord, Fl or i da, ibis in a fitli d a y of Novembe r , A. D. 1921. (HEAL) E. A. DUaLABS, Cl er k of Ci r cu it Cour t, S e ve n t h .Judicial C i r ­ cuit of Flori da, Hetnl* nolo Count y. K. F, HOUSHOLDKIt, Solicitor for Cotttpll. l t - 5- St o Y T i tr r i± A ThatsWhat HelpsMvertisers Get Results ^ r r •*' ’ in the colmns ot THE HERALD 1922 will be a good year—if you go after business hard. In these keen­ ly competitive times, persistent, aggressive selling efforts are neces­ sary. Business doesn’t come to you; you have to go after it... And this newspaper is ready to help every advertiser who wants to make a real effort to get business. Successful selling today is largely a matter of good advertising. Our Advertisers’ Service Department is prepared to submit draw­ ings, copy and layouts to merchants who want their advertising to be distinctive, to pull business. L ttA A A A . Whether you deal in hats or houses, ,clothing or cocoa, jewelry or jackknives we have the art and copy service that helps advertis­ ers get results. Our Advertisers’ Service Department makes ad­ vertising pay. Why not telephone now for the Herald represen­ tative? A • ■ ' .jk lk iU R �t 1* • ’*.». ’ •T.'fjf* • v v - •v“ ’ • ■ * ■' *:>• ■ • ~^ - : / . : . '- ' •/: - ;v" " tir ■. * ' ■■ *•>j - ■•v''V' ‘ T H E S A N F O R D D A IL Y H E R A L D , S A T U R D A Y , D E C E M B E R 31,1921 P A G E FOUR ADVERTISE AT HOME PRIN­ SANFORD DAILY HERALD THE CIPLE SAME AS TRADE Cr M H M ever/ RlltrsMR except flux* 4 mr nt the Herald Dulldlnir. l«7 M u io lla A»e„ Snnford, Fin. AT HOME SH E D E C O R A T E S G R A V E S : ■Hi TRUCK j The Bank of Safety Security-Service Id -------ta Uy n Snnford Celery-Fed to Man Pa H P t n n n n h i a i i a If tho Orlando Morning Sentinel wero to como out tomorrow with an i ’Ud m siik h s mlmonttion to Orlnndo people to buy H. J. IIOI.I.Y.............. .......... ...... Editor their nhoeH, drugs, nutomobllo acces­ :n. J. MM,AltD___See:etarr-TirnMMrer III. A. NKEI.... ........... fJenernl Slnnnnrr sories, clothes, groceries, building ma­ O. I„ I It WIST .....('I re j Inlion Mnimnrr terial, etc., etc., from Chiengo, Now I’hnne 14H np to OiOO I*. SI. Scrambled Proverb York, Jacksonville, or Tampa whole­ Advrrtialn* llntra Slade Known on When tho Christmas bills como into sale houses, tho publishors of this Appltentlon tho house, money flies out of the poeknewspaper would no doubt bo ostracis­ M u b a r r lp l lo n P r i c e In A d v n n r e otbook. -One A pu t »■ tOiOO ed and the paper boycotted. This institution, whose success nnd strength has (tlx Blunt I-a ...................................... 3.00 The life of n newspaper 1h advertis­ D r i l l e r e d In Clljr lijr C n r r l e r been bullded by n loyal people, whose most valu­ A n e AVeek .......................................... 13 CenlM ing, and advertising- Is a commodity A lawyer drawing a conveyance, which occupies all tho day, should bo . T A f l i l a 13* t o IN - p n a e W r r M r l l e r - as necessary to tho success of a pub­ able asset is the confidence, trust nnd esteem of n l t e n t l r r l r c o v e r * N ei.iln ole f o u n t y and la p u b l ' a h r d e v e r y P r l d n y . A d v r r - lication ns vnrious articles are to a tired by nightfall. tla ln jc r n t e v t n n d e k n o w n o n n iq tlle n those who know it best nnd whose'highest ent l o n . I l e m o c r n t l c In im l l t t r * . tfl.no p e r general store. It has been tho policy, Dippy Dialogues y e a r , n l w a j a In n d v n n c e . ________ and it always will ho the policy of tho denvor is to nttnln still higher plains of serviceM1CMHRIt TI1H AHHOCIATHI) FltKSft Sentinel, to boost this city, its busi­ ' He—I can't seo why you wenr your wishes you n happy, healthful and prosperous ness and industries and its pcoplo to skirts so short? <5$ She—You cap't! 1 1 1 1 1 the exclusion of evory other city or New Year. town in tho world. Got In our big New Year's edition The business men look to the Sen­ Remittent fever is not contagious. t i n ii mi Monday. tinel for oncourngomcnt for home- Never saw any rush to pny bills. Since last November, 11 Is ::e:ilul trading and buying. At tho same timo looking mother of nine eliddiiii Hire' We should all whoop them up on the t)K, Sentinel looks to the home people Jug not, icat yc be jugged. sous being service men, bus vlslletl first day of tho year and start tho nn,i him cvt}ry reason to expect them twice a week Arlington National cent now year right by advertising. t(, |,uy thoir advertising nt homo and The only con gnmo being worked on etury to place Powers on the grave., place it in an Orlando institution the tourists now Is boarding houso of every soldier killed In the A'nrli! Every merchant ought to take an which is zealously devoted to tho up- hash. war, wlm Is burled there. She Is Mrs. advertisement in this edition for wo building of tho City Ueautlful and Or- j --------Andrew .T. Campbell of Washington will send them everywhere. nngo County and everything thnt p e r-, Marriage is an altnr on ----------- ° ----------tains to it. This newspaper nnd its which the man lays his nn spring, have said, and done, things Our new service to Enterprise starts publishers have made heavy Invest- pockctbook nnd n woman her th a t nre absolutely silly, have said Monday. The good people of Enter- m(;nts here, pay henvy taxes and nru love letters. ++++;!>++++ * * 4 .}. ...... things which nre probably true and ►♦♦♦♦♦•M********+++++++ + prise will get the Dally Herald almost diligently laboring in every possible yet, they wore things it was quite ns soon as tbo Sanford people. This mnnncr f„r the Improvement of tho A mnn who hnbitunlly trents other unnecessary to say nt all, and Hnid means something to the merchants of cjtyt men’s wives more politely than ho nt the most critical time nnd most Sanford. Of into it has been observed thnt (j0es his own will have to pny cash inopportune time nnd places, nnd I Orlando merchants are contributing for tho Horald. * ,tir/ « «rr urn convinced thnt it is bemuse of a ; Another good restaurant in Snnford thuir dollars in foreign mediums which [ lack of plain, every-day common FROM THE FOREST TO YOU opens tomorrow in tho Seminole Cafe. nrt, notorious, in one particular nt Thought for the Day horse sense. By eliminating all of the waste, over half of tho labor, all of th* ThlH is another milestone .. . . . . in tho .. pro- ]L.n!,t, for knocking and hnmmoring Or-, Who knows whnt voices we should Was the Great War tho enuse of middle man’s profits and by delivering a homo on record time direct gross nnd prosperity of this city. We |an«Io. Reciprocity is a gront word hpnr from hcnvwn if our enrH wore this unbalanced state of mind? from tho forest to you have needed more restaurants. „m| consistency is likewise a strong on|y nIwaya turnoU thitherward with It is an old, old ndngc, that plnin, . "° ~ word. It is only fair thnt business | a fu^j determination to do just what every-day common sense is tho mas QUICKBUILT BUNGALOWS I*™m indications the Sanford mon should keep their advertising nt wp nr0 bidden tuncommon thing In the world nnd tho ■celery crop will be a good one this home where it will achieve results, Put Tremendous Savings in Your Pockets w riter believes it. t season, and good prices will prevail,"; To a few people this may seem to Cozy, attractive, substantial, durable, bungalows of any size. Hum Our Salaries Common sense is precisely the remarks the Snnford Herald. "Our be „n Inconsequential m atter, hut to according to latest Improved methods of houso construction, of the Dnbo Ruth gets $00,000 for the thing needed in Washington, and in celery lins best of mntcrinls, at a great saving. I Their economy Is worth investi. .gone . to market „in other, the overwhelming majority , wo be- year and some of tho other hoys will London nnd elsewhere today. gnting. years when bus ness was depressed Revo that it will appeal because o f , t nc|o Bnlnrlea al with bis as The Inck of common sense, coupled In tho North, ami brought good prices the principle involved. It is not the follows: WRITE FOR CATALOGUE with a smnll grain of egoism in Und will do so again." The Herald i|uestion of money, rather it is a quesshowing in natural colors many attractive, money-saving homes. Dabe Ruth .......................$ 110,0(10 Washington, may produce disappoint­ adds that a great many people never tion of giving to others that which Tris Speaker ................... *J0,000 ment, and blnst tho hopes of nn im­ get a chance to enjoy celery anyway, rightfully belongs at home.—OrlanA. C. TUXBURY LUMBER CO. Ty Colib ........................... 20,000 patiently waiting world. and n great majority of users uru do Sentinel. President Harding ......... 70,000 I am constrained to mention names QUICKBUILT BUNGALOW, Dept. 18-K people of means.. This is true You are eminently correct and horoJudge Landis -.............. -12,000 but fear you would Hny I lacked com­ cnough, and more’s the pity. Colory after-you can refuse to take any nil* CHARLESTON, S. C. R. J. Holly ....................... 100,000 mon sense, anil refrnin. You know £ Is one of the finest vegetables grown, vortlsing from Sanford. It Ih a poor them. A. M. Thrasher. I $ e n t z m i NGe r b r o t h e r s nnd it would be a splendid thing if rule that won’t work both ways. At . „ , , ., nvory family could have it regularly, present the Orlando stores nru not ' ' c tx nu HU.^ IVn^ ‘ 0 8011 * t’.c LOCAL A* G E N T S , LONG WOOD, FLA. y The growers of celery in Florida are advertising in the Herald so this little 11groum a renty ant w a n m N 0TIC2! steadily increasing their acreage and story does not reach this paper but 8,118 Hro,IJan cJi nm ,1c”n\°„t ir,l>11^ , the ground keep tho soil fertilized and Tho regular annua! m cliug of the tiding their lies! to make it plenty and unless the Sanford merchants nilverkeep the crops coming ami get thorn stockholders of tho i mp!es Hunk of a u i i i B i i a u a a a i i i i i a D U t i a a k M f l i H i i B n i i i i i i i i i i m i n i rcasonablu In price,—Times-Unlon. t tise sufficiently to keep the Herald into market and* sell them at a profit Sanford, Florida, will l»u liuid in ac­ — — ■ n----------moving we would not hesitate in gobut keep tho crops coming all through cordance with Its By-laws, In tho of­ SKI.F-STYLED FOSSIL ing to Orlando and other cities and the year and keep something now fices of the bank on Wednesday, Jan ­ -------I take advertising. You arc right nbout started all tho timo. uary 18th, 1022, nt 7:30 p. m. for tho State Superintendent W. N. Shents, your statement that It is a poor rule, Thcro are bright days in store for j purpose of electing n hoard of direc­ ANY PART OF TOWN, ON TERMS TO evidently came into the association it is also a double edged sword nnd ovory part of the state of Florida and tors to servo for the ensuing yenr, meeting just closing, with a chip on cuts both ways and the SUIT YOU .nlV.l!!!!!ir . Snnford has the best location of any and for tho transaction of nay other his shoulder. Any way, it was clear will not lie cut in the general windcity in this part of tho state. We business thnt may properly come be­ tlml he 1,11,1 lie had timi n grievance to air, and am he up. There 1here are some things th ugs nowspanewspa-. , . , . , , _ ,,. . You can make money buying for advance. i ... , . . . . have much work to do for nothing fore the meeting. aireil it. Ills chief complaint seemed porn won t stand and lack of ailver. . . . . .. , , . . . . . . . . , , „ 1conies to those who sit down and wait. You are going to build a home one of these II. P. SMITH, in ne unit people were characterizing Using is one of them. However you . . . . . . . . , ,, him ,.u i.... l .................... .. , .... i ■ , , ... .. .. .. .......... . .... ........... L . . : Go nfter the business, build up your him ns a hack number and a fossil. If started it down at Orlando ami you days, why not select a lot now, and pay t’orit) city, lie an active member of your any further evidence were required lo ought to bo aide to finish it. Iodine touched ot the inflamed parts by easy stages. Chamber of Commerce, take a hand convict him of the charge, his address ----------- o—--------is good for sorehead in chickens. Ep­ in everything for the gaud of tho If you have some money, will build one or| som salts is also good and may he o r more propery his "harangue” as he BRIGHT DAYS IN STORE community. "Work like hell and ad­ ntyled it, furnished it. It was indeed -------I given hy dissolving in tho drinking two houses. vertise" Is tlie slogan nil a postal card water. Sanford is moving, don't wait, get in the| v!i™ b" ',ltl " .T ' l l " hn* ftr v ° r “ Vl iM H,,nf,,r(! WithOUt, received today and we pass it on to 2Z- ^“ ‘r8- ,,,,L'n h“noml hy thu hnvin« thu thm,Kht m n r m M t in your ^ cnmn|unity ,)uU(lor8 (lf s „nford. game now. nT Florida with one of the most im- mind day after day that Snnford lias Henry McLaulin, Jr. portant and dignified offices of the tho brightest prospects of any citv in WKITTEN 1IY A. M. Ill It ASHER. OPT. I). ntate, turn politieal stump speaker be- tile growing state of Floridu. .lust to fore so largo and so fine a body of live here, just to see the beautiful sunOPTICIAN—OPTOMETRIST | The Paris edition of the New York eduentors as bo confronted in the shine, just to see the beautiful waters Herald contains the following article First Baptist church Tuesday evening, of Lake Monroe, just to hear our fine j'hended "Common Sense,” and signed Whatever may have been the roc- bund, just to take part in tho church I by A. M. Thrasher, a former resident «ird of Mr. Shunts In the past, lie cor-1work, tho public work, tho progres- of Sanford: AGENT tainly displayed bad taste, and show- «v» movements the joyous seasonsof ^ ^ wrK||p Jt ig a8toni(thinK th n t <>d inunmpotency by tho address do- Jbo holidays give one that spirit. of withln th h m(>nth H0 mnny incn in liverod hejbro the Educational Asso- boost and w.irk and the joy of living. h|gh p|)||ltlon antJ mithority. in Amor--elation that met in tills city. It must And to live in ban ford is to boost for BngI(in(|| , ta ,y am, Frunce> atato s-! Frames Repaired Lenses Duplicated lie u source of regret to the progres- Sanford and to work for bnnfonl for ^ nuthor8> corwBponj wnla( ripo in RYES EXAMINED SANFORD MARBLE & GRANITE WORKS »ivT men and women of this state Who you can see tho city growing day by y ^ orU{Ute, and with long exporaro devoting their lives to teaching, d<>yinto thnt city of our dreams and ^ ^ ^ ^ Ufe. yca> n)L.n wi,0 e v i - ^ 12 E"»‘* s tSanford.Fla. JOHN GOVE, Proprietor thnt the state hond should make such it/ 1h getting Into tho big city cluss so drunk deep nt tho Pierian 1 WK GRINI IMND OUR OWN LENSB CEMETERY WORK A SPECIALTY t) mockery of educational issues, and that oven tho most pessimistic ( 1018 West F irst Street 1018 West First Street «how such partisan fooling as ho dis- ono in our midst is bound to admit it. • plnyed. " !l! iThoro arc brighter days in store for • Perhaps, the theory advanced in tho Sanford and all of her inhabitants. J| atnto of Washington, is tho correct The Now Your will bo ushered in with J ono: "Too long in office, unfits for a foolinR tlmt limy lie wo did not make a Horvico,’ Any Why It must be nppnr- os mucii money from our lottuco crop a ont to all that tho educational Inter- as wo should lmvo made, tout maybe ■ cats of Florida demand rt younger, wo did not havo as many winter visl- ■ lio around for the man who has "ready money.” more progressivo' and brohdtr minded tors in tho early soason as we should ■ man than Mr. Shouts at tho bond, have had, that muybo things aro not ■ Tho man who hasn’t it is always embarrassed Florida has many capablo nlon who as bright as they might havo boon, * by seeing the other fellow seize the "big chance” would do honor to this officii nnd -there t but at Unit tho people-of Sanford aro )« : and forge ahead. Ib Scarce reason for lorigof* filling it so much bolter off down here in this a with nn excuse.—Reporter-Star. beautiful locution tbut regnrdlosH of Jj Don’t envy him his “luck,” Practice his fore­ ' v ■ .j-. Ideal color nt present there are bright- ■ Cleanliness is next to Godliness thought. LJ~ 1 !‘J“ ' ...... .. ur days jn prospect for all of us. ■ ■■■ ■■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■■ aH anH iiaaaafeH aii aro 0n tho threshold of another S&AvVUS i.ho Public and ail users of ELDER . ■ year. It is ripo In potentialities ami ■ Why not open your Savings Account here toSI RINGS WATER to visit the spring and in 5 possibilities. ('Opportunity will knock ■ day ? our method of handling its product. Why take Da.. J on our dour all through the year of .ncnanCQ? Your eminout physicians claim 11)22 as nevtlr before. Wo should bo ;■ The amount doesn’t count. It’s the start—that’s that this water in unexcelled and its purity ',5 stundlng nil ready behind1tho door ■ the thing X makeB it most beneficial for many troubles. {J Hind whba tho-rascal knocks grub him Yg by tho hock and bring him right Into J The Ford people of Sanford ns well as the tha city and hold him. 'Wo should bo ;■ Western Union recommend this water for 4% INTEREST PAID S «H ready and nil But for tho greatest ■ batteries. 3 Houson In our history. Our muiehulits |J ■ should start nn advertising campaign^ Call phtmo 311 and have a bottle of this water ■ tlmt will bring the people here to sent you and protect your health. a trade for many miles uround. Thu ^ business men Of Sanford should go af- JJ B ■ ■ ter trade this season as never before. ■ S Wo have tho groutest trading center ■ JJ In thu Htuto nnd we should cultivate ■ I'hunea 407-10) Floirda a 1■ SANFORD FLORIDA * tho trade in tho year IU22 just as wo JJ uSanford a m u iu • WEI,AKA BLOCK S cultivate tho celery fields from which THE HERALD PRINTING CO. ■---------------------------- o — ------------------ ---- The Peoples Bank of Sanford A Cozy Home 5: ! WE HAVE FOR SALE CITY LOTS! s M eisch Opportunities C om pany] A. P. C0NN1 LLY Realty OFFICE SUPPLIES AT HERALD OFFH S S A F E T Y F IR S T ft] jel, f Happy Hr- K- § DEANE TURNER j T he Seminole County j [ s Bank Elder Springs Water Co. 5 I I - , , . �3ANFOBP DAILY H^BAIP. BATUBpAY, DECEMBER 31, 1921 *********14 * * * * * * * * * * * * i : THE CHURCHES : Permanent Prosperity ************* CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. Pastor P.urhans will opcr.k nt 11 o’clock. Ills subject will bo, "More Abundant Life.” It is regular Com­ munion Sunday nnd every momber should bo present. At. 7:30 p. m. Mrs. Lillian B .Fulton will begin her excellent series of addresses on Chris­ tian Psychology. Her first subject will bo “Tho Body the Temple of God." Como early nnd enjoy with us tho*"good” things tho Master has provided. s can como only from thrift and economy. intelligent industry, These alone can repnir in time the ravages of our years of waste and extravagance. We pay 4 % on Savings, and Permanent Prospurity can come only through saving. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Rev. Frnnk D. Hunt will prench nt the Presbyterian church. Regular Sunday services wil bo held m nt tho Presbyterian church on New Yonirii Day: 9:45 Sunday school; 11 Surnibn; 7:30 evening sermon.. Dr. Brownlee will prench n t the morning service. ’ fn ' the evening Rev. Frnnk Hunt will prench. Mr, Hunt wns pastor of g tho Presbytorlnn church during tho "big freezo,” nnd has n warm spot In the nfTcctlnmi of the older residents of the town. First National Bank j • A COMMUNITY BUILDER f F. P. Forster, Pres. Utile Happenings Mention of vlultrrH In Brief Personal Item* of Interest B, F. Whitner, Cashier h w d About *£ The City * * THE WEATHER * SUNDAY, JANUARY 1, 1022 r% ifvy J»» i *. I - 0*1 I * f ys # f WILLY’S LIGHT L d ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■I Public On nnd after Jan. 1, 1022, the SANFORD will mnke Doily trips Jwtwein SANFORD and ENTERPRISE ' leaving PAVILION PIER: * SANFORD ................................... 8:00 A- M4:30 P-MENTERPRISE ........................... 8:30 A. M. 5:00 P.M. FARE EACH .^AY, 25c For Hire from 10:00 A. M. to 4:00 P. M* Additional trips will ibe announced ns the service is Required CAPTAIN ATKINSON 203 East. ' 1 T - • •• fhon. 235-1,,1 *>■ <•> m+ S u b je c t: ' * "GOD” * Sunday School 10:00 . m, * Church Service 11:00 n. ni. * Womnn's Club Bldg., Oak Ave. * All Arc Welcome. H« *•*••■ • -------Fa n Ha Hu Now wo are getting down I® Pat to real things. 08 lust night Pat and yesterday afternoon in I*# Fa the general run up of tho Call nt the Somlnolo Cafo tomorrow Ha weather. If wo can just l®t and get a big New Year's Turkey din- Hi keep tho old bulb from get- Hn ner for one dolar. Road tho menu in Ha ting any higher nil will bo Ha this issue of the Dnily Herald. Ha chicken—at least it will be Ha 240-ltc Ha celery and lettuce—for tho Ha Ha next throe months and tlien Ha Celery is growing and looking fine Ha wo can tell tho rest of the Ha and a good prlco is expected for it. Ha world to go by—or go buy Ha Hii an automobile or a gold Ha 11. Huddleston, o l Geneva, was Ha mine or an oil well. Happy Hu among the visitors to t^e city today. Hi Now Year to all of you Is Hn Ha the wish of the weather de- Ha Mrs. J. S. Dlnklo and daughter, Ha pnrtment nnd may you nov- Ha Miss Olive, were In tho city today on Ha or have n storm in your Ha Ha home, just sunshino nnd Ha a shopping expedition. Hn fluwors and phonographs Ha Ha with jazz records—you Ha Many out of town pcoplo visited tho Ha know. Ha city last night to attend the Legion Ha 5pin A. M. DEC. 31, 1021 Ha dniu-c at Ilie court house. Ha Maximum ..................... 08 Ha Head the elegant menu of the hig Hu Minimum ...................... 45 Ha turkey dinner at the new Seminole H>\ Range . ......................... 40 Ha Cafe in the Miller building on l’ark to Barometer ...................00.17 Ha Ha avenue. Dinner at 12. 240-ltc H«i Calm and dear. na Ha IdHaHaHaHuHaHaHaHaW The hand will play tomorrow af­ ternoon a n d everyone is invited to conn to town and hear tho music. A turkey dinner for one dollar nt the new Seminole Cafo on Park ave­ Mrs, C. K. Schell had ns her house nue next door to tho Popular Market. guest for the holiduys Mrs. I*. E, The best dinner nt the best cafo in 240-ltc Hudian of Englewood, who is visit­ the city. ing her little daughter, Margaret. s c o u r s ’ CAMP Mr. and Mrs. Pattishall, of Genova, Two patrols of Hoy Scouts enjoyed were in the city today and Miss Geor­ gia Pattishall accompanied them homo a wek end camp nt Silver Lake under after visiting her aunt, M.s. II. E. Assistant Scoutmaster Mullein. One putrol under Patrol Leader Ruther­ Tolar. ford of Troop lj the other under Pa­ C. I). Hrumlcy, of Chuluotn, was in trol Lender Carnwny of Troop 3. The Scouts had a good time enjoy­ the city today and said tho Chuluqtn Inn would have a big turkey dinner ing games, a bit of instructions but tomorrow to celebrate tho oponing of all missed tho usual swimming while nt camp. The cold mornings wore Die hotel for tho winter sonson. ideal on this camping trip stimulating Seminole Cafe opens tomorrow with their love for tho out-of-doors. Tho patrols wish to expross thuir a hig New Yenr’s Dinner for one dol­ lar. Patronize Sanford’s elegant now thanks to Scout Earle Appleby for tho use of his double horso team whllo cafe and start the now yonr right. 240-ltc going to camp. * • i. f * . *■ * * * * * S TEMPERATURE For Florida: Fair tonight P i ami Sunday, not much * i change In temperature. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICES * m n a x t i n i R i i i i n n H KamimHuHaHa®ika®l «u Summer; of the Floating Small Talks Succinctly Arranged for Hera'd Headers * • * * • * • METHODIST CHURCH Tomorrow will Htnrt n now ad­ vance movement in tho Methodist church. Prof. Boyd, who is to assist Dr. Walker, this year, will bo present to lend tho singing for tho first timo. Dr. J. F. Bell, the now presiding ol­ der, will preach a t tho morning ser­ vice. Dr. Wnlkcr will prench nt tho night on “Guide Posts for 1022." Sun­ day school at 0:30 n. m.; League at 0:30 p. m. Cordial welcome to strangers. BAPTIST SERVICES ********** A s lte On Saturday night tho Methodist nnd Baptist Suhdny schools held their annual Christmas treo celebration nt tho Baptist church. A very nico pro­ gram was rendered by tho members of the two schools and tho children were very much delighted over tho nppor.rnnco of Santa Clnu.4 who dis­ tributed presents to each one. Alton Fnrncll and Allen Thompson spent Sunday and Monday in St. Au­ gustine, the guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. Pope. William Robert Williams is spend­ ing tho holidays with his grandparents nt Fort Mjors. Mr. and Mrs. O. P. Swope and chil­ dren visited Orlando Tuosdny. Mrs. J. II. Leu entertnined her Sun­ day school clnss of Boy Scouts nnd their friends Fridny night a t her : homo nt Lake Charm. w/ Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bassford, of Vnldhstn, On., nro visiting their par­ ents, Mr. nnd Sirs. N. F. Lezctto. Sir. and Sirs. J, E. Snyder of Chu­ luotn, spent Sundny in Oviedo. J. L. Williams, of Illinois, nro visit­ ing Sir. and Mrs. W. U. Williams. Sir. nnd Sirs. J. A. Benson and baby returned Stonday night from Ocala. Sirs. T. W. Lawton entertained her Sunday School class Slonduy nt a pic­ nic at White’s Wharf. Sliss Wanna Pope left Friday to ■ 120 acre homestead for sale. 15 acres cleared spend Christmas with her pnrents in ■ St. Augustine. ■ land. Must move at once. Close to transporSilases Mary and Alice Brannon, of Jacksonville, spent Christmas with tation. Flowing* wells. their parents, Sir. and Mrs. T. J. Bran­ non. Dr. and Sirs. T. G. Simmons have ns their guests, Mrs. Simmon’s father, S :i • n* 1 Mr. Kyger and her brother, Walter Kyger and his wife and daughter of Indiana. Sirs. W. J. Vnrno returned Wednes­ day from Walterboro, N. C., whero sho has been for several weeks in the hos­ pital. Sirs. Yarn’s friends wclcomo her back with pleasure nnd hope that she may rapidly regain her strength. Classified advertisements, 5 cents s line. No ad taken for leas than Mr. and Mrs. Tart and littlo daugh­ 25 cents, and positively no classified ads charged to anyone. Css* ter Julia, of West Florida, nnd Mrs, must accompany all orders. Count five words to a line and remit ac­ Julius Gist, of Key West, are visiting cordingly. their parents, Mr, and Mrs. W. R. Kimbrel. swfff rwr /s 5 | A . P . C O N N E L L Y 9| C L A S S IF IE D A D S GLOBE PIANO CO. SAVE YOU MONEY FOR SALE i i.i. t 1 FOR RENT FOR SALE-^PnpoFlHcII pecans, 801 VO H RENT—Two furnished bed Mognolla. | rooms, Oil Pnrk Avo,______ 212-tfc FOR SALE—Eight room houso with FOR RENT—Bed room. 311 Pnrk avebath. Immediate possession. Small nuo. 178-tfc payment down, long timo on balanco. KOU JtENT—2 furnished bed rooms. See Lano or address Box 782, DayPhono 437-W, corner Elm & Third tonn, Fla. 10l)-Tu-Sat-4w street. _________ __ 105-tfc FOR SALE—Ono Daisy churn. Call FtTlFRENT—Half of store, w itlfflna 415-W. 204-tfc display window, No. 221 East First MULES FOR S A I,E -F iv e teams street, opposite postofficc. 230-tfc .splendid, medium sized farm mules FOR RENT—One furnishod bod nt low prices.—F. N. Burt, DeLeon room, also garage. 11(1 Laurel Ave. 190-tfc 231-tOto Springs, Fin. FOR RENT—Rooms and kitchenattes, FUR SALE—Westing houso electric Shirley Apt., opp. P, O. 220-2(3tp iron; 50 feet best grade water hose _________________________ _ nnd olio lawn mower.—203 Maplo EUR RENT—Nico rooms, good JoeuAve. 238-3tc tion, 1020 Union'Avo. 230-2tp FOR SALE—Good paying business FOR RENT—Good seven room house, on Snnnford Avenue. Groceries, ^ well located. $45 per month.—A. meats, fish anil oysters. Tern Buck,' P. Connelly. 230-tfc 239-2tc FOR RENT—Two light housekeep­ 310 Sanford avenue. ing rooms. Apply to 118 Myrtlo Sanford Construct’n Co Ave. 238-3tp CONTRACTORS AND nUII.DF,RM FOR RENT—Two unfurnished rooms I'lnnci nnd Specifications Cheerful! 202 Palmetto Ave. 238-3tp Furnished Tomorrow, the feast of tho circum­ cision of our Lord, New Year's Day. Confessions and Holy Communion Write us without mass at 8 a. m. WANTED _ Sunday School at 0 a.m . All Work Guaranteed Empire Hotel Block WANTED—Young man who can start High mass at 10 a. in., repeating II. T. PACE P. O. Bo* 2* I on very moderate salary, nnd learn* the Christmas music. ORLANDO, FLORIDA Sermon after the gospel of tho day. " W E D E L I V E R T H E UUIMJ.a business. Must ho able to help book­ keeper.- Smith Bros., Furniture. Foot Los masses next Week nt 7 a. in. 1 » 328-3tp A wolcomo to nil strangers. Sit­ to 8fl Ha to to to Hi Ho Fa Fa Quick Service Transfei of First Street. nu Ha S to r u g c Fncilltlca tings free. |f wc pleuse you, tell others: if no WANTED—Customers for fresh milk, morning and ovening deliveries.—U. tell us. PHone 498 Drive out to tho Chuluotu Inn Sun­ L. Garrison. Phone 3711. 100-St-To dny and get a real turkey dinnor for Auto Radiator Repair 204-tfc $1.00. The Brumlcys have the hotol nnd will treat you right. 230-2tc George A. DeCottes Shop Located nt 207* Frdrtth Ave., between A tto rn e y -n l-L a w Hn Ha 2nd nnd Third, a It. UERGQUIST.j IN HONOR OF MR. ANI) MRS. Over Seminole County Bank Ha You Can Find tho Name of Htt PARNES ;Vi I SANFORD FLORIDA Ha Every Live Professional nnd Ha Acteylene Welding Mr. nnd Mrs. A. II. Moses and Mr. Ha Business Man la Snaford in Hi OF ALL KINDS A. Raffeld again showed thuir ability , Ha This Column Each Day Ha HARTFORp BATTERY 4 1 Ha as entertainers Thursday evening at Ha Sanford Welding Co. na Hu to Hn Fa Hn H« Hi Fa H* “Battery Insurance’? a formal welcoming party given for Located In Eagle Bldg., ?Qi» Oik'Ave Mr. nnd Mrs. Paul Pnrnes nt tho homo Sold and Serviced by INSURANCE of Mrs. Fletcher. Frlduy Mr. and Edw. Higgins, Inc. Smith Bros. Garage Mrs. Moses, Mr. Itnffeld nnd tho hon­ ey mooners left for Daytona and Or­ N. Y. L|FE INS. CO. Haight & Wieland Expert Repairing mond by motor to show tho young W. T. ROBERTS *Agent couplo tho greatest nnd most beauti­ Employment Bureaa . OIL, GAB and ACCESSORIES Florida Sanford ful bench in tho world. After lunch The vocational committee of the Bbsl• Oak and First tho jlarty drove along tho Boach for Sanford Steam Laundry ness and Professional Women’s Club #*• * » • • m m » • - ■ * • to * -- * * • • • • /* • • » * • • • about ton miles. A very pleasant surrequests- all •young woman-- desiring Geo. W. Knight FOR SERVICE pYIse was then given, Mr. Raffeld had employment to register nt the T int Call 146-J planned an airplane trip nnd Mr. RlNational Bank. i pi Real Estate and Insurance W. R A W L IN G , P ro p . Joy, tho pilot,‘took both Mr. and Mrs. U AGNUS O. BERNER, Chalrmaa SANFORD FLORIDA PnrnoH for a voyngo to tho clouds'. Sanford Machine S. O. Shinholser lAfter tho descent the party left for SANFORD NOVELTY tho surrounding country and thon re­ Foundry Co. Contraetor and Builder WORKS turned to Sanford, whoro jMr. and General Machine and Boiler Works F i.o m n . SANFORD Mrs. Moses^hnd planned'1h dinner at V. C. COLLAR, Prop. At Automobile Flywheel Steel Gear tho Valdez 'Hotel. All tn' all tho General ^ o ffa rid JVJjlt T ICJ bauds irf'stock O young coupler said thut it was the Crank' Bhafta Re-turned Public Accdunth nt: AUltkL-Syi most pltiii&nnt dny Iftoy 1hnvti had I I '4* i'I ® i »»- • ____ ..i t.. i f t t c d m e ’T n x S lA fvicr-''’ sinco their arrival in Florida. Tonight CONTRACTOR'and BU1LDEI Room 10 McNeill-Davis Bldg. Hotel Montezuma f n fare well party will bo given hnp S17 Commercial Street Sanford. Fla Phone 852____________ Orlando.: Fla. tfl .they"W ill1 lwtfo for Jacksonville on —G orjrour Scratch Pads frtm T b o For first class job work—tbs Herald tho midnight train. PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY I & IIS n K S R IM V O IID S M .....1 ’ •■WIMHIHJIW!:; ,,. ... 5 Glasses Fitted Tho services for tho Baptist church Eyes Tested ' «*■f«' on Sunday will be as follows: TOM MOORE 0:30 a. m.—Men's Class at the Star O p to m c trist-O p tic in n Theatre. 0:30 n. m.—Main Schol nt Temple. O pp. P o ato ffico 11:00 n. in.—Preaching by Dr. Geo. W e A p p reclfitc Y o u r B u sin e ss Hyman. Subject: "Reviews and Pre­ Frames P /paired Lenses Duplicated views." 2:00 p. m.—Every member visita­ tion. 0:30 |>, ni.—Young People’s meet­ ing in charge of Miss Essie Whittle. 7 :30 p. m.—New Year’s Message by Dr. Hyman. Subject "Chasing Woodpeckord," Clms. Brady will sing, “ Face to Face," accompanied by Miss tm DeCourscy on the organ and Mr, Harvey on the cornet. There is always a welcome nt tho Baptist Temple for you and your friends. ALL SOULS CHURCH * ^ xrfiitsa*ueeSHliri'fhI'<l jrr J, ’^' * fa i � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1921 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 31, 1921; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/3f78f05e92b5eec9cd39239f6d443c9b.pdf b5e1dc5f85ff7dc31b7cb8da09322491 PDF Text Text h a ir s , *» t a b le s SAN FO R D \* ' IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST volum e x m I ¥1 A A TI/ AT VEGETABLE SECTION R elativity T o w e r a t P otsd am ( n r The Associated Press) _ (H r The Aaaoelated Preaa) SANFORD^ D A D T A I1 7 mon t0(*ay h°ld UP n downtown Jewel** 8tore» belonging to Edwnrd J. Gallant, and escaped with Jewelry valued at twenty-five to fifty thousand dol­ APPLICATION TOR CHARTER FOR lars. , NEW (350,000 INSTITUTION THAT WILL LOAN MONEY WAYS AND MEANS OF CURTAILING NAVAL EXPENDI­ TURES (H r The Associated Press) WASHINGTON, Nov. 10.— Propos­ als to bo made by American delega­ tion tc conference o narmnmont limi­ tation apparently constitute only sug­ gestion prepared in advanco ns to wnys and inouns of curtailing naval expenditures without sacrifice of nat-. loiiul security. Great Britnln is not known to have worked out nny for­ mula, Japan nwniting American sug­ gestion and Franco and Italy aro more concerned with land forcos than navies. KILLED WIFE WITH GOLF CLUB; ADJUDGED INSANE; SENT TO CHATTAHOOCHEE. (H r The Associated Press) TAMPA, Nov. 10.—Tho commlssion appointed by Judge Robles to in­ vestigate tho sanity of GuiHopho Pnlmero, charged wltr killing his wife with n golf club several months ngo, declared him mentally unbalanced, lie wil lbo sent to Chnttnhoochce. UNKNOWN SOLDIER WILL HE RUHIRD FOR CURA IN ARMISTICE DAY EXERCISES. (H r The Associated Press) HAVANA, Cuba, Nov. 10.— Carry­ ing a battnlion infantry, another of tho marines and two military bands, tho Cuban cruiser, Cuba, sailed today DEMOCRATS 8PRING for Key West, where troops will tako SURPRISE IN HOUSE part in tho ceromonien incident to VOTE ON SURTAX. Armistice day and burial of an Amorican unknown soldier ns official repre­ (H r The Associated Press) WASHINGTON, NNov. 10.— Domo- sentatives of the government, in ernts In the hou3o sprang u surprise tho American celebration. on the republican lenders today by presenting a resolution providing for tho Immediato and straight out voto on the senato fifty por cont surtax rnto amendment to the tar revision bill. The roppublican loaders opposed tho nmcndcmtnt and a hot dobato re­ sulted. TRUE BILL FOUND LENA CLARKE CASE GRAND JURY OUT WILL HE ARRAIGNED WHEN IN­ SANTA FE WRECKED AT DICTMENT IS MUI.HALL, OKLAHOMA, FILED SEVERAL ARE INJURED. (Hjr The Associated Preaa) OKLAHOMA CITY, Nov. 10.—'The Banin Fo passenger train scutbound, from Knnsas City to the Gulf, was wrecked near Mulhall, Okla., forty miles nortr o f hero this morning. No details but reports say tho entire ti«5n oxcopt tho engine and ono mall car, left tho track. Several persons wore Injured but no one killed .ac­ cording to reports from Guthrie. PEARI.MAN DISCHARGED WITNESSES DID NOT APPEAR. (H r The Associated Preaa) TAMPA, Nov. 10.— Herman Pearlman, arrested Tuesday in connection with tho fire in Ybor City Monday night, was discharged this morning after a preliminary hearing called becauro the prosecuting witnesses failed to appear. ACTING HEAT) OF_________________ BRITISH DELEGATION ARRIVES AT WASHINGTON. (H r T h e Associated Preaa) ORLANDO, Nov. 10.—A truo bill was ordered yosterday by tho Orange county grand Jury investigating tho caso of Lena M. T. Clarke, and an indlctmont charging tho woman -jvith murder o f Fred A. Mlltimoro, Orlan­ do restaurant proprietor, in a local hotel here on August 1 of this year will bo filed today, tho court having adjourned before tho findings could bn presentod Into yostordny afternoon. Miss Clarko was not callod upon by the Stuto Attorney, Joseph Jones, To appear boforo tho jury. immediately upon the filing o f tho indlctmont it is believed the former West Palm Boach postmistress will bo arraigned, but testimony cannot bo heard for more thun a week, sinco tho docket o f tho circuit court now in ses­ sion Is filled until next Wednesday and in all probability tho actual trial will not begin before week after next. Although Edwin W. Davis, chief of council f or the accused woman, refus­ es to announce thcT proposed line of dofonso to bo followed, it is a fore­ gone conclusion that insanity will be the plea. WASHINGTON, Nov. 10.— Arthur J. Balfour, acting head o f tho British Bragging on an employee may swell delegation to tho armament- confer­ his head, but it will also swell his out­ ence, arrived in Washington today. put. Simultaneous^ delegate< from Aus­ tralia and Now Zealand, raechod tho Tho cynics say Peking won't get a city. look-in. This sounds like another re­ buke fo r Peking Toms. Buy it with a Herald Want Ad. Entire State Forging Ahead in Big Build­ ing Program PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 10.— Dia­ mond rings and unset previous stones valued at more Lhan fifty thousand dollars, wore stolen from a jewelry store at 718 Sanson street today by IS SHOWN MORE CLEARLY BY threo bandist, who escaped. TAKING COMPARISON WITH LAST YEAR'S FIGURES ST. LOUIS, Nov. 10.—Two armed P R O P O SALS ON ARMAMENT NOT M A D E CONSTRUCTION IN FLORIDA SHOWS GREAT PROGRESS ST. PETERSBURG IN LEAD ANOTHER JEWELRY STORE nELD UP IN PHILLY DIAMONDS WERE STOLEN. TWO MEN HET D UP ST. LOUIS JEWELRY STORE AND ESCAPED WITH JEWELRY D A llI I A 1 D A K I U W Almost immediate relief for finan­ cially stressed Florida and Georgia cattlo owners is in prospect by the organization of a Florida-Georgia cattlo loan bark through which tho war financo corporation will operato in extending financial aid undor the provisions of the agricultural amend­ ment reviving tha. corporation. tho Flori'Jnfnfil|da cattle loan bank will U p . tcUuy known as the South F lc fa j* Loan Company, located ** havo a cnpitnl stock: o f (250,000 and T. L. Wilnon, of Bartow, will bo its presi­ dent. Application for charter will bo moil­ ed to TnllnhaBseo Wcdnosdoy after­ noon and undor an net o f tho loot leg­ islature which makes possible tho granting of chnrtors within fivo days, Instead of 30 days ns required hereto­ fore, It is expected thnt tho charter will be granted in time to permit tho bnnk to begin functioning within ten dnys. Tho organization of tho South Florldn Cnttlo Lonn Company Is tho outgrowth of a long Borios of pre­ liminary meotings and conferences botween mombers of the Agricultural lonn agency o f the war finance cor­ poration, with haadquartorn at Atlan­ ta, and officials of tho war finance corporation and of tho department of agriculture at Washington. Repre­ senting Florida on this agency aro W. F. Coachman, of Jacksonville; T. L. Wilson, o f Bartow, and Dexter M. Lowry, of Tnllahnssoo. At n conference of a sub-commltteo of tho agency, of which Mr. Coach­ man is chairman, held at Washington on November 2, finul details aro nec­ essary to tho formation o f the com( Continued on page 10) NUMBER 18 SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 11,1921 AMPLE AID IN FLORIDA FOR CATTLE INDUSTRY ASSURED BY NEW BANK Government Aid is Also Promised by Board HERALD y V- . A view of tlie lower of Telegnipli hill, Potstlillii, (lermuny, which Is to serve Piof Albert Einstein iih an observatory and laboratory for further experliuentH In tlie renlai of relativity. Erich .Mendelsohn lx the designer of the unique structure, which also in to lie used as an experimental station hy the astro-physical Institution of Potsdam. GREAT CROWDS THRONGED CAPITAL OF NATION TODAY HONORING UNKNOWN SOLDIER As the Body Laid in State in the Rotunda o f the Building (H r The Associated Press) WASHINGTON, Nov. 10.—Great and smnll folk moved in endless pro­ cession today through rotunda of capltnl to pay tributo to unknown dead lying in such Btnta thcro ns only martyred piasldonta hnvo known. All who could Bponk for groups In land or for powers of world were froo to plnco their floral offering about tho casket. Hour by hour heaping flow­ ers grow mountain high and spread about tho vast chamber. Flowers that blomcd in Franco were thoro and flow­ ers brought all tho way from South Africa, nino thousand miles away. Among tho most formal pilgrimages to chamber was thnt plnnnod by tho British embassy. From tho embassy building was nrrangod n parade bond­ ed hy Arthur J. Balfour, head of tho British delegation to Washington and former prime mlnlstor, and Sir Auck­ land Geddas, British ambassador. Two motor trucks carried flowers. Ono from King Georgo, one from Premier Lloyd George and wreaths from Can ndn, Australia, Now Zealand, India, Newfoundland. OPENING NIGHT OF CARNIVAL WAS BEYOND EXPECTATIONS, WHITE WAY WAS ABLAZE Many Attractions and Booths Drew a Large and Good-Natured Crowd Tho opening night of tho Armlstico Day carnivul gave every indication that it» ultimate success would be all that was anticipated for it by thoso who have worked so hard in attempt­ ing to give tho peoplo of Hanford tho biggest day that they havo ever hod. While tho opening night could not bonHt of a large number o f pooplo, tho bnlly-hoo boys were on tho job all tho timo keeping tho crowd pepped up There is no doubt but that tho carni­ val will gnln in popularity reaching a grand climax Armlstico Day. It ap­ peared ns though the people wero con­ serving thoir energy for tho hlg do­ ings Friday and this will ho neces­ sary, ns tho program mapped out will keep Sanford as busy as "a croHSoyed girl at a movie actors’ ball." A number o f tho booths wero not ready for business last night, but those that wero open wero well pat­ ronized. Tho athletic exhibitions, combining n flvo cornered sfray of dusky glovo pushers, and three round sparring exhibition betwoon two o f our locnl celebrities wnH an innova­ tion ns a carnival feature. A genuIno old fashioned colored mlnstrol wns another feature thnt went hlg with thoso who like this class of amuse­ ment an n diversion. The Sanford band furnished the music for the street dance and show­ ed the results o f tho short leadership under Mr. Ball..- Tho music was a gront improvement over thnt furnish­ ed during their last engagement. San­ ford, by backing the hand, can havo as good an organization o f musicians as will be found in any part o f tho stnte. It takes a leader who knows his business to produco a band. Mr. Ball has conclusively proved in the Hhort time he has been here that ho is well qualified to make an excellent band from tho mnteritl he has in San­ ford. The members o f Campbell-Losslng Post nro to bo complimented highly on the personal and organized efforts they are expending to make Armis­ tice Day tho biggest affair ever at­ tempted in Snnford, and if the open­ ing of the carnivul Inst night was a standard hy which the Armistice Day program can ho gaged, it is safe to assume thnt the success of tho day in assured. Everything will ngnnln be In full blnst tonight. Get down cnrly and stay late. Show your nppprcciatlon of the efforts tho Legion 1b expending for your plcnsuro by pntronlzlng tho carnivnl. Tho money raised will bo used in building n club house. Every body digs. RADIUM DISAPPEARS SAVANNAH, Ga., Nov. 0.— A tubo of rndium vnluod nt (0,500 and owned by n syndicato of local phyhlcluns, has disappeared from n locnl hospital for women, whore it had boon used on a patient. It is bollevcd ono o f tho nurses throw tho tubo down a sowor when erupting what tho nurso thought was rofuse. Tho tubo was insured and an ndjustor is to come today to investi­ gate tho loss. Tho sowor connections havo boon tom up at the hospital in an effort to find tho missing radium. IT WOULD HE. Fancy npplcs havo been soiling in tho markets of tho north nnd middle west at around (55 per ton. Apples hnvo been selling at rotail in the towns o f south Florida at around 15 conts per pound ,which is (300 per ton. Wouldn't it bo interesting to know how this (245 difference between what the growers got and tho consumer paid, is distributed?— Mooro Haven Times. B jy it with n Herald Want Ad. NOSURRENDER . ULSTER RIGHTS SAYS CRAIG GAIN (Hr The Au o (I«I f4 Preaa) JACKSONVILLE, Nov. 10,—Altho Tampa led oight of tho principal cit­ ies o f tho stato during Octobor in tho aggregate vnluo of building per­ mits issued, St. Petersburg was tha STATEMENT MADE AFTER MEET leader in new construction inn‘uuueb ING OF ULSTER ns in the former city 171 of tin) 8o1 CABINET permits issued wero for repairs, much to buildings dnmngcd by tho tropical (H r The Associated Press) LONDON, Nov. 10.— Statement Is­ storm, whllo in St. Petersburg no per­ sued after this morning’s mooting of mits wero required for the repair of Ulster cnbinot members hero conclud­ such damage. Tho value of Tampa’a ed "Sir James Craig on bohalf o f cab­ permits was (417,428, while thoso of inet of Northern Ireland wishes it St. Petersburg wore (414,450, a dif­ donrly understood thnt thcro can bo ference of only (2,078. no surrondor of Ulster rights." Jacksonville, which had held (lrat plnco In tho monthly list for sovoral TO REDUCE RUM RUNNING. months, wns displaced by St. Peters­ burg nnd Tampa, dropping to third (Br Tha AuooltUd Frau) plnco with n totul of (370,027, with WASHINGTON, Nov. 0.—Amerlcnn Miami in striking distance with n to­ prohibition officors and Cnnndian o f­ tal of (370,300. Tho other four cities ficials havo entered Into n "gentle­ nnd tho valuo of permits issued In men's agreement" designed to rcduco onch during October were Orlando, smuggling of liquor across tho bord­ (180,375, Lakeland (120,450, Dnytona er to a minimum, it wns announced (05,525 nnd Hanford (32,150. Tho yesterday at Federal prohibition head­ combined total for tho oight cities quarters. wns (1,085,005. The plnn, it was explained, is to St. Petersburg’s total for tho ten prevent tho shipment o f liquor from months of tho current year was (3«the United SAtes into Canada, in­ 012,146 nnd permits issued during the tended for re-shipment back Into this firet ten dnys of November raised that country by requiring tho consont of figure to more than (4,000,000. Tho officials of the Canadian province in­ value of pormlts In October wns grant­ volved bofore tho liquor is permitted or than that of nny Hinglo month in t >enter Canada. tho history of the city except during tho rocord months of May nnd June N.Y.Woman Elected this yenr when tho figure went to more thnn (000,000. President General Tnmpn’B total for tho first ten of the D. o f C. months wns Hwollod to (3,501,144, an lncrenso of more thnn (1,000,000 over First Time Woman North of Lino tho sumo period Inst yenr. Tho vnlue Has Been Elected of Octobor permits wns utmost 800 por cent grontor thnn thoso of the same 1 1 1 7 Thr AniiiM’ Inlrd I 'r n a ) ST. LOUIS, Nov. 10.— Mrs. Living­ month Inst year when the total was ston Rowo Schuyler, of New York, only (130,000. Tho largest single per­ todny was elected president general of mit isBuod during tho month was for the United Dnughtors of tho Confed­ construction of tho First Church of eracy in convention hero. Her elec­ Christ, Scientist, nt a cost of (00,000. Almost two-thirds of the permits tion was by acclamation. She is tho issued In Jacksonville during October first womnn living north of tho Mason wore for dwellings, 57 of tho 83 per­ nnd Dixon lino evor elected president mits having been for homes to cost an general. nggrognto of (203,200, Miami's total for tho first ton months of 1021 Is ubovo tho (4,000,000 mnrk, now construction authorized In October having swollod it to (4,818,200. Of tho October permits 05 were for dwellings whllo tho largest pro­ ject authorized was the privato and maternity ward of tho city hospital, to cost (78,300. The totnl for tho year (rrom Thui»day’« Dally) Frank Alters nnd other Lugion mom- to dnto Ib within (240,000 of tho total hers of the football contingent say for all of 1020, which was the record that Rollins will have an awful bat­ year. Orlando during the first ton months tle tomorrow afternoon when they o f 1021 was within sight of tho total tnckklo tho human Juggomnuts that for all of lost year when tho aggre­ tho Legion will hurl nguinst them. gate vnluo of permits for tho twelve Tho Legion boys hnvo had no prac­ months was (1,841,712. Pormlts Istice hut they will just naturally walk suod in Octobor oxceeded those of the through tho RclIlnB team by sheer sumo month last year by $31,000, the wolght. largest project being an apartment Wo'll wngcr ten to ono that It will houso to cost (32,000. Tho actual take all of flvo Rollins huskios to Vhluo of construction in Orlando will down nny one of tho following in tho greatly exceed the total valuo o f tho Sanford line-up: Stevens, Allison, permits issued as statistics in tho city Merritt, Moloch, or IJodson Bull. In anticipation of tomorrow's game, Rol­ building department show that on tho averago the valuo of a structure us­ lins hns borrowed n steam roller from ually Is about threo timos tho flgurs Volusia county commissioners ns It stated in tho permit. On this basis, is tho nearest thing In wolght that if construction should mulntain the will stack up with tho Legion oloven. remainder of tho year tho avorage during the first ton months, conser­ HEAD ON COLLISION vative estimates of business men place AT LONGVIEW, TEXAS, the actual value of now construction ONE TRAINMAN MISSING. hore for ail of 1021 at approximately (5,000,000. MARSHALL, Texas, Nov. 10.— Ono Lakeland has entered the million trainman .n missing and several pas- dollar class, permits for October hav­ Hangers slightly Injured, nro tho re­ ing brought the total fo r the ten sults of a head on collission today be­ months of tho current year to f 1,018,tween a freight and passenger trains 850. For the first ten months o f on the Texas & Pacific, seven miles 1020 the estimated total was only (210 enst o f Longviow, Texas. The pas­ 000 while for October o f that year senger train was derailed, tho bag­ permits valued at approximately $40,gage car wns smashed and tho wrock- 000 were issued, as against >1120.460 age burned, according to reports to fo r last month. The' largest project officials. (Continued on page 10) FOOTBALL GAME WILL BE GREAT SAYS LEGION �THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 11,1921 WILL BUILD PAVILION ON LAKE MONROE TAX REVISION BILL HAS PASSED THE SENATE AFTER MANY CHANGES Contractors and Men ' Will Donate One Day’s W ork WHITE WAY ADDED THAT W ILL INCLUDE NINETEEN POSTS AND SIDEWALKS AND STREETS WILL BE BUILT END OF STRUGGLE (Fran Frld»jr'» Dallj) The Tourist and Convention com* mlttee o f tho Chamber of Commorco mot at the Hotel Valdez last night end went carefully over tho plans for the pavilion that will be built on tho lake front at tho foot of Park ave* nno. Several of the contractors woro prenVnt and promised to donate as many o f their men as they could ■pare for ono day’s work freo on the pavilion the men having agreod tc do this after their regular hours. Tho business men of tho city will either donate the BupplloB, any or all of them, or will mako special cheap pric­ es on all o f tho materials and tho pa­ vilion promises to be built very cheap­ ly and vory well for tho carpontors will mnko it ns attractive ns possi­ ble. Tho pnvilion will ho 40x00 foot and will servo as a place for tho tour­ ists and visitors to rest nnd recreate on tho shores of our benutiful lake and will nlso nerve as a bnnd stand fo r concerts and ns n general meet­ ing plnco for tho whole city. It was decided InBt night to floor tho pavil­ ion provided thnt sufficient funds could bo collected nsido from whnt tho Chamber enn givo and provided a special committco for that purposo can rniso tho monoy. Tho pavilion will be built of palmetto logs nnd cy­ press and will be on tho rustic order and will do very well for tho purposo until tho city will bo able to erect a concreto or stucco building intor. * J. D. Hood, of tho Lnkofront Im­ provement Co., is loading his co-oper­ ation nnd that of his company and is furnishing tho pnlmotto logs and will assist in tho grent work of improv­ ing tho lake front by building sidawalks, streots and putting in a whito way. Tho Clyde Lino nnd other property ownors affected have promised to do their purt’ ln streot nnd sldowalk build­ ing nnd the whito wuy and this moans paved stroets and sidowalks and a whito way from tho court houBo to tho lako on "Park, from Park to Pal­ metto on the lake front nnd from tho Clydo dock to Wight’s grocery on Pulmotto making ninotcon whito wuy posts in all. This will also include parkways, or­ namentals nnd trees and shrubs and flowers and a real luko front with all tho improvements and a nice pnvilion to allow tho visitors and tho homo pooplo a chnnco to rest and to enjoy the band. City Mnnngor Ryan was present at tho moating and promised to investigate tho improvements on tho city dock and Manager Morse, of tho Southern Utilities Co., promisod his holp on tho whito way projects. Tho great spirit o f co-operation among tho carpontors and contractors and tho city nnd tho Utilities Co., and tho Woman’s Club nnd other organi­ zations in this grout work started by the Chamber of Commerce shows tho spirit that Is building a great city hore. It ! 5( H f i I. I I 1 Chewing gum. Sporting goods, including billiard bnlls and tables, pool tables nnd dico. Admissions whoro tho cost docs not exceed ten cents; pIcaBuro boats and canoes costing less than $100, ther­ mos and thermostatic bottles and Jugs, portable electric fans, bonds of indemnity nnd surety. Taxes proposed to be reduced inTRANSPORTATION WILL BE AT cludo thoso on: t AN END JAN. 1ST AND OTH­ Individual incomes of $5,000, or less ERS TO FOLLOW through increased exemption of $600 to heads of families and $200 each WASHINGTON, Nov. &—Tho much dependent. revised tax revision bill finally was Candy from 5 por cent to 3 per cont passed by tho senato at 1:85 a. m. to­ und works of art from 10 per cent to day, after a session lasting more than 6 per cont. Capital stock issues hav­ fifteen hours. It still must run the ing a par valuo of less than $100 u gauntlet of senato and houso confer­ share; coreal boveragos from 15 per ees before it roaches tho president . cent of tho saio prico to two cents a As now drawn the bill 1b estimated gallon; enrhonnted bovorages from 10 by treasury oxports to yiold approxi­ por cunt of the salo prico to two conts mately $3,200,000,000 for the fiscs', a gallon plus fivo cents a gallon on year ending next Juno 30, or $200,000, tho syrup used in thoir manufacture. 000 less than tho existing law. If all Taxes proposed to bo increased in­ of thu changes proposed bocomo effec­ clude on: tive, however, tho meusuro ultimately Corporation incomo from 10 per will reduce tho nation's tax bill by ap­ cent to 15 por cont. Corporations proximately $730,000,000 a year. through tho repeal of tho $2,000 nor­ Outstanding features of tho tux re­ mal exemption on thoso having a cap­ vision bill as passed by tho senato ital stock In excess of $25,000, Esprovida for ropcal of tho excess prof-|!‘ " ‘ *" sum ex­ its tax nnd all of tho transportation ceeds $10,000,000. Mcdiclnnl beer, taxes on noxt January 1, nnd a reduc­ wine (except chnmpngno) nnd whis­ tion of tho surtax rates all along that key. Alcohol when diverted unlawful­ line, with tho maximum rnto reduced ly for beveragu purposes from $2.20 from 65 per cent to 50 por cont. a gallon to $6.-i0 a gallon. Resides these changes, tho bill Taxes, proposed to bo chnngod in would repeal taxes on: form includes: Pnrccl post packages, proprietary Stamp levies on perfumes, essences, medicines, toilol soaps and toilot soap toilet waters, extracts, hair oils, otc., powders, tooth pastes, tooth and to manufacturers’ levies at 4 por cent. mouth washes, toilet powdors nnd poRetail taxes on fountnin drinks to traleum jellies. (Stamp taxes). manufacturers’ levies o( 7% conts a Pianos and other musical instru­ gallon on finished fountnin syrups for ments, umbrellas, parasols, sunshades, such drinks; retail luxury tax on car­ picturo frames and various articles of pets, rugs, trunks, vniisos, traveling wearing nppnrol costing in excess of bags, suitcases, hat boxos, fitted toil­ certain amounts (so-called luxury et casos, purses, pocket books, lighting taxes). fixtures, including lamps of ull kinds Insurance) premiums. nnd Inmp shades, nnd fans costing in Articles mndo of fur. excess of certain nmounts to manu­ Moving picturo films. Ico Cream. facturers’ taxes of 5 per cent. Excess Profit Tax Abol­ ished and Surtax Lowered Longer W ea r And Solid Gunfort Wearers of 'Panama’/ brand working clothe8--Overalls, Coveralls, nnd Pants-’’ get money’s worth, plus long wear and solid comfort. "Panama” garmonts for men and boys are made by skilled labor; in an ap-to-dnto factory; aro bigh-grado, and are covercd.by iron-clad guarantee. V m U, k PANAMA* OVERALLS "U N IO N ■m f mm MADE - I Mndo of ben1,iost, toughest, Iudigo Den im; havo double-stitched seams; rein­ forced pockets; extra wide suspenders, and rnst-proof buttons that won’ t come off. Cut full size, roomy and com­ fortable. m V.A •*, •j.<! " f’ anam a” „N/ iW O U T rC\ HERALLS A now work gs rmont of twilled pro-shrun mnUrlnl; invisible drop seat, easily lot down: and CONCEALED DUTTONS THA T NEVER TOUCH THE BOD Yf Ask your deaior. Kahn Manufacturing Co., MobUo, Ala. l/N mf-i f. • ■<< m M a d e To M a k e ^ G o o d President Knight Has Been Named Nat’l Councillor ’ or Sanford to The Chamber of Com­ merce of the United States 1 E. A. MARTIN SEEDCfl OLDEST AND LARGEST SEED HOUSE i M L v ^ D A JACKSONVILLE. FLORIDA SEED POTATOES Spntilding Number 4 Rose, Early Red Bliss Triumph nnd Irish Cob­ blers. We are now ready to quote contract prices for December nnd Jnnunry delivery. Our Seed Potatoes arc tho highest quniity, Mnlno grown, selected seed. Advise quuntlty and variety you will want. s ■ ■ George W. Knight has been named ■ now national councillor for tho Sun■ ford Chamber of Commerce to repre­ MARTIN’S HY-TEST SEEDS ■ sent it in tho Chamber of Comnterro Have made good with both the smnll gardener nnd farmer nnd the ■ ones who plnnt thousands of acres. IMnnt your Fall Crops with Mar­ of the United States. Tho National Council of tho Cham­ tin's Ily-Tcst Seeds nnd Insure results. ber of Commerce of tho United States FALL CATALOGUE consists of one representative ench Mnrtin’s Fall Seed Catalogue is now rondy. Write for it. Everyone from tho more than fourteen liurmud interested in Florida Fnll Crops Hhould avail themselves of informa­ commercial und industrial organ.zution contained In our descriptive catalogue. Supplied FREE on re­ lions making up tho National Chnmquest to those who send In their names promptly. Write for it today. icr’s membership. It serves us nn ad­ E. A. MARTIN SEED CO. visory body to tho Nntionnl Chamber’s 202-206 East Bay St. Phone 4377-1280 loard of Directors. Tho Council holds a special meeting preceding ihe an­ HOW SENATE BILL COMPARES nual convention of tho National ChamWITH OLD INCOME TAX LAW )or, to pnss on tho program and to select a nominating committee. The councillors nlso act as chairmen of tho WASHINGTON, Nov. 8.— (Hy tho Asocinted Press).—Tho total tax, nor­ delegations representing their organmal and surtax, which would bo paid on given incomes under tho sennto bill, zntionn. McWhorter No. 21 Hand Fertilizer Distribu­ passed early this morning, as compared with the present law, based on the A councillor occupies a position of tors Now not incomo of a married person without depondentj, is shown in tho npponded iaison officer between tho National table, prepared hy treasury exports. Thu normal tax under thu Bonnta bill Chnmbor nnd his own organization on $19.25 F. O. IJ. JACKSONVILLE, FLA. would bo tho snmo ns thnt under thu present law. important questions. Writ for special cash discounts, and delivered price. Present Law Senate Bill Tho Chamber of Commerce of the Hun_.«(ls of these in use by Sanford Growers Income Surtax Totnl United Stutcs is the strongest com­ Normal Tax Total Surtax $ 100 $ 10 $ 170 0,000 $ 100 mercial organization in the world. Its $ E. O. PAINTER FERTILIZER CO. 30 270 7,000 240 10 250 object is to encourngo trade and com­ JACKSONVILLE FLORIDA 820 60 370 8,000 340 merce; increase the cfTicicncy of Am­ 20 500 10,000 480 100 620 erican business organizations; to ob­ 40 640 12,000 100 830 80 720 tain uniformity nnd equity in busi­ 800 200 14,000 1,000 140 040 ness usages and laws and to get prop­ 10,000 060 410 1,370 1,180 220 er consideration and concentration of A R E Y O U IN S U R E D ? IF N O T , S E E 18,000 1,120 550 1,670 320 1,440 opinion on questions affecting tho fi­ 20,000 1,280 720 1,000 440 1,720 nancial, commercial, civic and indus­ W. J. THIGPEN & COMPANY 1,200 25,000 1,680 2,880 880 2,500 trial interests of tho country at Inrgo. AOBNTS 2,080 1,810 3,800 80,000 1,440 3,520 A system of referenda operated by 2,880 40,000 3,140 6,200 2,000 5,840 tho Chamber hns met with unusual 50,000 3,680 0,100 6,610 4,000 8,040 success in obtaining tho viewpoint of 12,050 75,000 6,680 18,630 12,150 17,830 business mon on national questions. o r n c i rzoputa dank building 86,000 0,480 16,706 23,186 15,000 22,380 Those opinions, when they point to tho 00,000 18,760 25,640 17,000 0,880 24,840 Sanford. . . . . Florida need of legislation or othor govern­ 23,510 31,100 7,680 22,460 30,140 100,000 mental action, aro transmitted to tho I 40,510 150,000 11,680 61,100 40,460 58,140 government’s oxccutivo officers nnd1 15,680 76,610 200,000 03,100 80,640 70,000 to congress by tho Nntionnl Chamber’s 23,080 187,610 161,100 144,040 800,000 120,900 BETTER SPEECH FOR hcndqunrtcrs in Washington. 30,680 263,510 500,000 303,100 220,000 200,040 rijr mm BETTER BUSINESS. I MUr-'H 70,080 583,510 663,100 1,000,000 470,000 550,040 Tho Cocoa Tribuno last week told 1,303,100 160,080 1,233,510 2,000,000 070,000 1,130,040 Business men know tho valuo of of tho opening of tho new Casino nt 230,080 1,883,510 2,123,100 8,000,000 1,470,000 1,710,400 correct and, effectivo spocch. Poor Merritt Island, nnd says thnt tho nf300,680 3,183,510 3,583,100 5,000,000 2,470,000 2,870.040 speech Is a poor salesman, nnd slov­ fnir Attracted a Inrgo crowd from Under the bill as it passed the houso the tnx on an incomo of $100,000 enly speech is a poor advertisement. Cocon, and everybody seemed to en­ would havo been $28,470; on $200,000, $08,470; on $300,000, $107,470; on $500,Let us look to our speech. It is nn joy the occasion. The ecaslno has a 000, $188,470; on $1,000,000, $388,470; on $2,000,000, $788,470; on $3,000,advance agent nnd may mend or mnr large dance hnll and other features. 000, $1,188,470; and on $6,000,000, $1,088,470. our future. Spocch, Hko apparel, oft It in certain to become popular nnd proclaims tho man. Better Speech mid to the attractions o f that section. I HAVE THEM of one of our most known inventors PIPE ORGAN CLUII. Means Better Jobs. “ Thomas A. Edison." Notice of Application for Tnx Deed (Flora Tuotdor'i Dolly) Mrs. Bryan was assisted by Mrs Under Section 575 of the General The Pipe Organ Club hold its meet­ Pitts in serving of dainty refresh­ Statutes of the Stnto of Florida ing Monday afternoon at tho home of ments of Imnnna salad with whlppci Mrs. Leslie Bryan, 701 Magnolin cream and cherries, sultinc* ,cofTco Notico is hereby given thnt II. B. avenue. The mooting was called to and nuts. I.ovy, purchaser of Tax Certificate order nt 3:30 to answer to roll cull Thoso resent were: Mcmlnmcs No. 268, dated tho 4th day of Juno, with names of Foremost Americans. Bryan, Ityon, Maine:), Moore, Farrell tion— lots arc being Hold right along and building in this Mrs. Forrest Gntchol reported thnt Phillips ,McGnhngln, Harper, Gutch A, D. 1017, has filed said certificate section is such as to gladden the heart of those who have in my office, nnd hns made applica­ ■ $07 was received from supper recently el, Hyman, Rossltcr, Estridgo Pittrf, tion for Tnx Deed to issuo in nccordthe good of Sanford at heart. j had at tho Fox-Gatchcl home. Johnson, Bray, Barnes, Mopkin, Bry- nnco with lnw. Said certificate em­ 5 Mrs. Maines H'resscd thu grunt im­ on, Murrell. braces tho following described proper­ This is no idle talk— I have weighed the statement and : portance of rnch member giving their ty stunted in Scminolo County, Floriuntiring support to the presenting o f ( PEOPLE WANT NO MORE OF IT dn, to-wit: S 1-2 of NW 1-4 of SW 1 to say just what is my candid convictions would put it LoBnrgo on Wednesday. She a lso. most too strong for the careful, conservative person— that 1-4, Sec. 22, Twp. 20 S, Range 32 Fast, named Mcsdamcs Ryon, Farrell, Pitts, | jf |t wns possible to sum up tho 20 ucrcs, Tho said lnnd being assess­ person whose eyes are turned backward—The fellow who Bryan nnd Estrldge, as ushers for the totnl o f cost, to tho people o f this ed at the dnto of tho issunnee of such We SPECIALIZE has VISION will agreo with mo now— the other later. j country, of tho McAdoo mismanage certificate in tho name of Jc.'nn Mc­ ■ evening. Mrs. Hyman announced the noxt niont of the railroads the aggregate Leod, Heirs. Unless snid certificate on IGNITION : meeting to he in the *orm of a shower would be uppalling, notwithstanding shall bo redeemed according to inw for the Bnznnr; this to be nt tho homu that the public hns n very eompro Tnx Deed will issuo thereon on tho and MAGNETO of Mrs. Schcllo Maines, on Magnolia honslvo Idea o f *ho totnl ahount and 0th day of December, A. D. 1021. avenue. ' quite sufficient to convinco thnt gov WITNESS my official signature and Work and Parts Tho name of Mrs. J. E. Ray wns eminent ownership of railronds is fnr seal this tho 3rd day of Novombor, " T h e M a n W h o S ella D ir t C h e a p ” presented and accepted for member- f rom being either desirable or profit A. D. 1021. (SEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS, *hlp. |nblo.—Tlmes-Unlon. Adjourning to a social hour, wo Clerk Circuit Court, Watch the South East Corner of Page Two “ Foot o f First St.” Sominolo County, Fla. vVere very instructively unturtnined by — Got your Scratch Pads from The 12-Ctc by: A. M. WEEKS, D. C. Mrs. Kent Ilossiter, giving biograph ^Herald—by the pound—16c. BIG REDUCTION IN PRICE General Fire Insurance Farms, Homes, Groves, Lots s s H0F-MAC i SANFORD IS GROWING “SPURLING’S SUBDIVISION” j BATTERY1 CO. I J. E. SPU RLING i �» '» p w ti |gWK! THE SANFORD W EEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 11, l t t l “SHIP BY WATER” It That Cold and Cough Hanging On? MOVEMENT HAS OU will, be convinced that Dr. King's New Diacovery does just what it is meant to do—soothes cough* raw .throats, congestion-tormented cherts, loosens the phlegm pack and breaks the obstinate cold and grippe attack, relieves the congestion in the head. No harmful drugs, therefore good for children as well as grownups. p Right away you will notice the change for the better. Has a con* vincing, healing taste that you will appreciate. Duy a bottle at any drug* gists oft the way home to-night, 60c. Y D r. N e w D i s c o v e r y F or C o ld s a n d C ou& ns Lazy People, Lazy Bowels. Don't neglect constipation. It undermines the health, takes alt vim out of you. Dr. King's Pills will invigorate the system, stir up the Uver, move the bowels. All druggists, 25c. P R O M P T I W O N ’T G R IP S Dr. Rings Pills KNIGHT LEADS IN TRAP SHOOT (from TriiM's Daily) A good crowd was present yester­ day at the trap shoot of tho Sanford Rod & Gun Club. It proved a good day for shooting and several of the marksmen improved their scores by soveral points. Col. Geo. W. Knight now stands first in the season’s score, having brokon an averago of seventy-four and three tenths per cont of all pigeons, with Raymond Alton second with sev enty-two. As there aro a vory largo number of contestants it is impossible to pub­ lish them nil and only thoso entering the Inst two contests nro published be­ low: Ycst. Season Scoro Pet. Knight, G. W ........ .... 25-20 .743 Allen, Raymond ....... .720 .030 Whltner, Chns. ....... 75-40 Stevens, R. E............... 75-40 .038 S. Puleston ......... ........ 50-34 .030 Hardin, Roy ....... .012 Thigpen, W. J. ........... 25-13 .000 Brumloy, John ............. 50-23 .000 Hill, W. C.............. ........ 50-37 .604 Woodruff, J. D. .. .573 Mobley, E. D................. 50-22 .500 Smith, II. P......... ........ 50-34 .607 Maxwell, R. C................ 25-13 .542 Higgins, Ed........... ........ 60-28 .537 Stootoff, C............ ........ 25-11 .473 Akers, Frnnk ...... ........ 25-14 .408 Connelly, L. II. ... .440 Tolar, J. N............ ........ 25-18 .440 Roper, L. F......... ........ 25- 0 .300 MANY DUCKS THIS YEAR. Dill Jamison, who flshos muchly and makes frequent trips around tho Geneva bridge, says that there are more coots and real ducks this sea­ son than ho has seen for many a sea­ son. Rill says that all tho folks who run on the river report plenty of ducks and that moro of them aro com­ ing in all tho time. It is said that there are moro wild sunflowers or tho blnck-oycd daisies this year as well as other food on the rivers and lakes and that tho ducks will stay where there is plenty of food. MATERALIZED Paraphrasing n well known nursery rhyme the recent booklet published by tho Sanford Chamber of Commerce had the following: This Is tho lake That floats tho boat That carries the freight And reduces the rate to SANFORD. And whon Secretary Poarman, of tho Chamber of Commerce, wrote the booklot copy and this jinglo tho ques­ tion of “ Ship by Water” had not come up for any serious consideration by the Chamber of Commerce or the citixens of this section or any other part of tho stato. A few months ago, however, they received a Jolt that shook thorn from their lothargic de­ meanor toward the rivor transporta­ tion when the railroads o f tha coun­ try decided to hit the public another swift one In the solar plexus and on the assumption that If ono raise would dr .iem no harm another would not hurt them and thoy would stand for it just the same. But the public is hardly over stung twice in the same place the same year, going on tho old principle that tho stinger is always left In the spot whero tho bit­ er is bitten. And when the shlppera saw that tho railroads intonded not only to tako that which was taken last year but to tako what little bit was left after tho freight was paid, they rose up In their wrath and suid “ thoy would bo damned if they did" which meant, of course, that thoy would dam tho streams and make deepor wntor In tho river. So thoy wore cnllcd together undor tho ban­ ner of tho Sanford Chambor of Com­ merce and nil tho other trade bodies in Inland Florida canio in and at tho close of the game it was discovered that tho railroads had no hands dealt them except poor ones nml tho "Ship by Wntor" movement had grown un tl! it had swept everything olso off the hoard. Since which time tho rail roads have never been mentioned cx cept when tho striko enmo on ns a last resort in the rate raising business and now the shippers hnrdly know thnt tho rnilrouds nro operating. It is all ship by wntor everywhere with in one hundred miles from the rivor and it will bo ship by water tho next time you hear from them and tho movement is growing until tho con­ gressmen and senators at Washington will hnvo to stop listening to Tom Watson on "who hit Billy Patterson" and got down to tho ronl question of govornment aid for Florida rivers and especially tho St. Johns river for wo expect big bonts to ko coming hero next year and moro o f them and in timo Sanford will bo tho greatest ship­ ping center in the interior of Florida. The picture above shows tho Clyde Liner Osceola coming up to tho dock at Snnford—docks by tho way thnt aro being cnlnrgcd to double tho formor capacity to tnko care of tho big business thnt has accrued to tho rlv or by reason of tho arbitrary rates of the rniironds and tho decision of the shippers to ship by water. "You enn fool somo of the people somo of the timo and all of the people Rome of tho timo but you can't fool nil of tho people all of tho timo" and this is an cxnmplo of it. Now let’s arrango a little agenda to limit tho things tho neighbors are GOOD GOVERNMENT privileged to talk about. LEAGUE FORMED. FORHEADACHE, LIVERTROUBLE iUck-Dnmfht Is The Best Medl gne This Lady Ever Used. Says U Is Only Medicine She Ghres Her Children. About seventy-flvo representative citizens of Sanford mot last night and took tho Initial stops in tho formation of a GOOD GOVERNMENT LEAGUE. Considerable enthusiasm wus in evidence both by the malo and femalo voters present and it was the unanimous vote of all those present thnt tho timo was propitious for tho formation of Just Buch an organiza­ tion, which will stand for good gov­ ernment, not only in municipal affairs, but also in Stnto and porhnps later on in national governmental matters It is tho intention of tho league to study tho vnrlous forms of govern­ ment so ns to better nhlo to enlighten the public through a system o f pub­ licity as to tho advannges of the vari­ ous forms and comparisons will bo drawn from time to time ns to results nccomlishcd, for example, between the old form of city government nnd the prsent city commissioner form. Vnrlous committees woro appointed to gnthor certain information nnd facts concerning our present form of municipal government nnd tho league will be In n position, within tho next fow days, to give to the public somo vory interesting nnd enlightening data. Tho following officers were elected: Dr. S. Pulcston, President; Mrs. Hen­ ry Wight, Vice-President; Mr. B. F. Whltner, Secretary. Cherry Village, Ark.—In telling ol her experience with Thedford’a BlackDraught, Mrs. Lottio Ellis, R. 7. D. No. 1, this place, said: "I used BlackDraught aa a laxative, also for head­ ache, torpid liver and indlgeatlon. It lx the best Uver medicine I have ever used and la the only medicine I give my children. MI feel like It has saved me a lot la doctors* bills, for when the children complain of feeling bad or have a cold, I Just glvo them a good dose of BlackDraugbt and thoy soon get all right. It certainly cleans the Uver and dears up the skin and they art soon out, well again. I wouldn't bo without It for anything.” Seventy years of successful use has trade Tbedford’s Black-Draught a standard, household remody. Every Member, of every family, needs, at times, the benefit that Black-Draught Iflvea in helping to cleanso the system and to prevent or rellovo the troubles tnat come from constipation, Indiges­ tion, and a lazy liver. To keep well, your stomach, Uver and bowels must be in good working order. To help keep them that wry, take occasional doses of Thedford's Black-Draught. Thousands of homes are never without It If Columbus hadn’t discovered For sale by all druggists. Amcrlcn, what would tho world do « •* genuine has .the name, r Thcdford’e, on tho labol. Insist on gst- for tobacco nnd chewing gum nnd re­ lief kitchens? Ung what you aak tor. b.0 iiii|i!itimiiumi iiiimiuiimiiiiiiiiiiiii'iLiiii.iiiiiiimiiiiiiimiiiiiimiiiiiii PUT CREAM IN NOSE AND STOP CATARRHV 11 Telia How To Open Cloned Nos­ trils and End Hoed-Colds. You feel fine in n few moments. Your cold in head or catarrh will be gone. Your clogged nostrils will op­ en. The air passages of your head will clear and you can breathe freely. No more dullness, headacho; no hawk­ ing, snuffling, mucous discharges or dryness; no struggling for breath at night. Tell your druggist you want a small bottlo o f Ely’s Cream Balm. Apply a little of this fragrant, antiseptic cream In your nostrils, let it ponetrnto through every air passngo o f the head; soothe and heal the swollen, in­ flamed mucous membrane, and relief comes instantly. It is just what every cold and ca­ tarrh sufferer needs. Don’t stay stuff­ ed-up nnd miserable.—Adv. THRASHER-WOODRUFF (From S»turd»jr'« Dally) A brilliant social event of last ev­ ening, and in which much cordial in­ terest centers both on account of the prominence and popularity of the couple, was the marriago of Miss May Ferran Thrasher, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. L. 1 brasher, to Mr. John Dovelin Woodruff, son of Hon. nnd Mrs. Frank L. Woodruff, which was solemnized at tho Presbyterian church at 8 o’clock. Tho church was beautifully decor­ ated, tho color motif of pink, groon nnd lavcndnr being effectively carried out with palms, ferns, bamboo and cut flowers. Tho chunco! was cover­ ed in white with asparagus fern and sinylnx, forming a lovely background for tho bridal party. Tnll.wicker ped­ estals holding palms nnd ferns were artistically placed. On the altar, sil­ ver and crystal cnndolnbras held light­ ed tnpers, which cast a soft glow over tho artistic scene. In the center of the altar a tall crystal vnse filled with white chrysanthemums was plac­ ed, whilo on either sido were crystal baskets filled with roses, tho handles tied with pink nnd lavendar tulle. Graceful arches of green with pink and lavendar flowers, marked the way for the bridal party. Undor one the letter "T ” was suspended with tulle and from the othor tho letter "W ." While tho. guests were assembling Dr. II. II. McCnslin, at the orgnn rendered appropriate nuptial music. Prior to tho entrance of the bridal party Mr. Clnrenco Williams sang, "O Perfect Lovo’ and “ Beloved It Is Morn" nnd Miss Mnble Bowler sang "At Dawning" by Cndmnn, At tho nppolntcd hour, to tho strains of the “ Bridal Chorus" from Lohengrin, tho bridal party entered. First canto the heralds, Miss Olivo Newman nnd Harry Woodruff, car­ rying shepard’s staffs tied with tulle. Miss Newman wore a dainty frock of pink tulle over tufetn with a tulle bow in her hair. Miss Mary Eliza­ beth Pulcston and Mr. Ned Chitten­ den entered next, they wero followed by Miss Daphne Wimbish nnd Mr. Harry Fcrrnn, coming down opposito aisles. Miss Norma Herndon and Mr. Hnw'tins Connelly prccodcd tho matron of honor, Mrs. D. L. Thrasher, mother of tho bride, who entered alone. Tho bride entered with her father, Mr. D. L. Thrasher, who gavo her in murringc. They were met at tho al­ tar by the officiating minister, Rov. E. D. Brownlco, and by the bride­ groom nnd his best man, Mr. Rulph Woodruff, nml hero tho impressive coromony took place. The bride was radiant in her ex­ quisite wedding gown of whito charmouso with an over drnpery of whito nilk laco banded with pearls and buckles. Her bridal veil of tullo was hold in placo with a bandeau of or­ ange blossoms, and she carried an arm bouquot o f brido's roses showered with valley lillies. Miss Pulcston wnB lovely In a girl­ ish frock of rose taffotn with bouf­ fant skirt, and carried pink roses tied with pink and lavcndnr tulle. Miss Wimb.’sh was n dainty figure In green nnd silver taffeta trimmed with pink and Invendar flowers. Her bouquet was also pink roses tied with tullo. Miss Herndon’s becoming frock was orchid taffeta with dotiblo ruffles, and her flowers woro pink roses with tullo. Tho matron of honor’s gown was of pink charmcuse with cream silk lace over drnpery nnd snsr of lavendar "kitten’s ear" crepe, sho carried an arm bouquot of orchid chrysanthe­ mums. Immediately &fUr tho ceremony an informal reception for tho attendants, relatives and out-of-town guosts, was held at tho homo of tho bride’s par­ ents on Park avenue. Quantities of lovoly roses and ferns wero used in tho decorations and tho wodding color motif waa carried out in tho refreshments of a salad courBo followed by an ico course. Lator in the evening Mr. and Mrs. Woodruff left for an extended trip down the oaBt coast and other places Y E A R S <’ " d y E A R S to develop CAMEL QUALITY We worked on Camels for years before we put them on the market. Years of testing— blending— experi­ menting with the world’s choicest tobaccos. And now, EVERY DAY, all our skill, manufactur­ ing experience and lifelong knowledge of fine tobaccos are concentrated on making Camel the best cigarette jfchat cgn he produced. There’s nothing else like Camel QU ALITY. And jthere’s nothing else like Camels wonderful smoothness, fine tobacco flavor and FREEDOM FROM CIGARETTY AFTERTASTE. That’s why Camel popularity is growing faster than ever. A better cigarette cannot he made. We put the utmost quality into THIS ONE BRAND. L J. RITHOLDS TOIACCO CO., N. C. lnnmniiiiinnniiiiiiniiinmnninniiiiii»imniiniiiiniiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiHiiiimiiiiiHHiiniiiiniiiiimiiiiimnummimiM of interest. Mrs. Woodruff is travel­ ing in u becoming frock of blue tri­ cotine combined with grey canton crcpo, with smart hat und othor acces­ sories to match. Upon their'return they will make their homo with tho bride’s parents. Tho bride Is ono of the most popu­ lar girls of Sanford's socinl sot, and is beloved by a wide circle of friends who join in wishing her nil happiness in her married lifo. Mr. Woodruff holds a responsible position with tho Peoples Bank and has hosts of friends who extend con­ gratulations and boHt wishes. A bit of sentiment connected with this date was it being tho birthday an­ niversary of tho brido's father. Among tho out-of-town guests T R A D E wero: Mr. nnd Mrs. E. L. Forrnn, of Eustls, grandparents of tho brido, Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Fetran, of Eustls, Rov. nnd Mrs. C. II. Forrnn and family o f DeLnnd; Mr. nnd Mrs. Clarence Wil­ liams, of Eustls; Miss Frances Mat* thews, of Eustls; Mr. nnd Mrs. H. R. Ferran and daughter o f Eustls. and Mr. nnd Mrs. Seth Woodruff, of Orlando. M A R K $625 f. o. b. Detroit Cv a + j o •v v •. . ■ •>?<•** • •• ... . . . . -------- • What Henry Ford Says About Machine Power Farming “ In tho trnctor the farmer now has a machine in which is harnessed one of tho most adaptable, efficient, economical sources of power in the world— tho internal combustion engine. “The trnctor will multiply tho productive capacity of each individual farm worker from three to four timeB over. “ It will put the farmer on a par with the city manufacturer. It will put his produce-producing factory— tor thnt is what a farm ii3— on to an efficient production basis. “ It will enable each worker to earn so much more that he can be paid more and still leavo a greater profit for tho man who hires him. It will enable tho farmer to work fewer hours in tho day, giving him'tnore time to enjoy life. “ I believe the tractor will make fanning what it ought to be— the most pleasant, the most healthful, the most profitable business on earth.’1 Edward Higgins AUTHORIZED DEALER �TH E SANFORD W EEKLY HERALD, FRID AY, pOVKM BEB 11, IM 1 * * , * (* . * * * * * * * * big storm and looked fine again. * Mr. and Mra. Elmore Richards, of } v * Loraine, Ohio, and Mr. and Mrs. L. B. J. BOUT ............. .riMMMt lU XAlUr M. t. MLLi l B .......... bMtar; ud TtMMfW An unusually large volume of cor­ B. Richards, o f Lakewood, Ohio, have * A. MUL........................OiMrtl K iu u respondence is being received dally by * been guests of their relatives, .the * * * * * * * * * * * the Chamber of Commerco containing PabtUlMd Bftfj FtUir by Corpany’s and Chorpening’s this week. ’ i» . inquiries from prospective investors They aro driving through to St. Pe­ Mr. and Mrs. Flemming of Gnbrielia * * * * * * * * * * Bjid home seekers as well as those de­ tersburg to spend tho winter. (HMHpantM)I havo moved to Oviedo and have rooms siring to spend tha winter in Florida. Mr. C. B. Tyler is spending somo BUBtOBIPTlOV VBIOZ Of ADVAXCXi at T. J. Brannon’s at Lako Oharm. Aigrejit many ofth eso Inquiries havo Mr. nnd Mrs. West and son, Leon­ time in Jnckaonvlllo ns guest o f his ONB TB i t . iN 'N Misses Ruth Young and Elizabeth resulted from tho wide distribution of ard; Mr. and Mrs. Cramer and chil­ friends. *UB BOBTHB 1< TXBBB MONTH*.......................J,......... Lawton and Rev. Wright nttonded a a the Sanford-booklets to practically ev­ dren. motored down to tho Formosa Dr. nnd Mrs. W. H. Dressor, of W a­ musical at tho Baptist Tomple in San­ -tnUr»4 u B*oaad 01im lu ll XfttUr A a fiit IS, ery section *o f the country ahd also sanitarium Sunday afternoon to visit tertown, N. Y., nrc in Lake llolen, for UN , l ) Uu Po«t Offle* i l lu fK l. Florida, from tho general publicity emanating ford Wednesday evening^ friends. tho winter nnd drove over In their Uatter Bet of Marek I, UTS. Mr. and Mrs. Englettc, of Jackson­ from tho Chamber of Commerce. Mr. nnd Mrs. Elmer Lundquist hnve Grant Six sedan, Sundny for the dny, Tko Buford Daily Herald la aakllakad m i y ville, havo rented the apartment ovor These inquiries are sure indications n nice new Ford touring car just pur­ with their nephew, W. W. Dressor. afUrnooa (exoopt Boaday) aad tkoroatkly cor* on tkla I n d k f oootloa, Adrortiilao ratal raaa* thnt Snnford will entertain an unpre­ the post office and-moved in Tuesday. chased Inst week. Mr. nnd Mrs. A. Corpnny, Mr. nnd oaablo aad made kaawa oa application. U .00 The Woman’s Bible Clnss nnd La­ cedented number of visitors this com­ par roar, or lSo par moath, la adraaoo. Mr. nnd Mrs. Andrew Bertclson en­ Mrs. C. E. Chorpcning nnd children, dies’ Aid of tho Methodist church wiM— HTHALDBTnrunfor rboaa 141 ing season nnd tho Chamber of Com­ tertained friends from Snnford Inst Mr. nnd Mrs. J, C. Ellsworth, made were entertained by Mrs. W. J. Lawmerco is endeavoring to make provis­ Foraha* AitvsrtUInu Uenroaontatlv* a party Sundny nnd drove over tho Sundny. ton Wednesday afternoon. T1IEAMI niCAN PRESS ASSOCIATION ion to provide accommodations for Mrs. W. C. Mcnlor hns been quite 111 hills of Orange nnd Lake counties, nnd them. While the rooms listed with tho •l” 1 EU' ,boU! for n few days from nn ulcernted picnicked nt tho Inko .Ido pavilion «t , «'* ■ «» Maybe tho German mark will go organization evidonco a dosiro on the tooth and Dr. Mnrshnll nnd tho dentist Tnv.ro.. Ev.rywh.ro tho .round |„ ILawton, of Kollin. ColloBo, rotnrnod up aitor tho Disarmament Committee part of some o£ our citizons to co-openmo out to remove it; Mrs. August tho prove, wore onv.rod with fm lt > ’" » "'odne.dny »i«M 'o r Arml.tlo. orate, there should bo listed overy (ley .dess to cut out the futuro wars. Swnnson also assisted with the nenr from tho big wind o f a few weeks j Contract has been lot by B. Q. Smith available room in the city thnt could neighbors in caring for her. ago. I to L. B. Moore, of Orlando, for tho be utilized for housing these people. A fter looking them ull over it would Mrs. Westcrdick nnd Mrs. Beck „ ....................................... ! Io" kln; J, T " ‘ h ; building of n trtnpnlow onG raham A large number of people In Sanford seem that Sanford had the best pros­ called on Monday o , e . Mr,. Albert homo thin work nftor a m onth, .toy >v|.nmj , 0 bc „ cup|H by Mr „ „ this winter is much dosired, ns peo­ pects of any city in tho atato. But Cruse and baby, Alice Mario, in San-, ut vnrious points in the north; spend-1gnijjj1 . you can’t lay down on tho job and ple of affluence never attracted to n ford. Baby was named after Mrs. I.ig this week nt W a sh in g to n . “ Tho’ Woman’s Club has a most Interdead community. take it for granted. Fitts, who so kindly cared for th o, Mrs. J. W. Corley has been qu te ill estjnB Arm,„ticc dny program Friday Tho argument rnisod by thoso op-------------o-----------mother during her long Illness w ith, with grip. Mrs. L. A. Brumloy is rehftcrnS6n un(Ier the offIclont ica(Iur. According to many of the South posed to any further cxpliotntlon of malnrial fever. The family are ex- ported as hnvlng also been 111. Hhlp o{ Mr# T L< Menfj Mrg CfnN Sanford hns been “ Why advertise Florida papors, West Florida is get­ porting to remove this week to New Mrs. R. C . Long, of Richmond n v o-,,owny nn;, Hovornl other distin gu ish ed ting all our road money. It would when we have no accommodations?” . Smyrna. |nuc, entertained a party o f little girls 8ts from Snnford were present and Tho nnswer to this is "Advertise that seem wise for South Florida to Bond Mr. and Mrn. August Swnnson nnd for her daughter, Knthlccn s birth-1 Rnvo moBt' intcrostinp talks. you need accommodations to remedy lcgislatora to Tallahassee that would |Archie; Mr. nnd Mrs. E. F. Lundqquist dny, on Saturday from 2 to 5. The ThoB .Chanson, of Apopka, will opprevent such measures from being a condition caused by n phenomenal nnd children, were Sunday cnllers to nuosts were Lonorc Shncer, Martha ' cn n hotc| nt the Allison place nt Lako growth." This policy will attract in­ taken. TURNING TOWARD DEMOCRACY, see Mrs. Nell Swnnson, who recently! Fitts, Jennie May Brown, Louisejchnrm tj,is Weck. The house will ho vestors to Snnford who will take ad­ —i -----had another bad fall, wrenching her! Fortson, Elnorc Cameron, Alys Chorcai|0(] the Lake Charm Inn nnd Mr. And this reminds us of tho fact that vantage of these conditions und, from The election Tuesday according to back. pening, Beatrice end Annie Mori j 0hn80n expects to hnve it full bean investment standpoint, will orcct about half of the laws pnssed by tho students of political economy nnd pol- j Mrs. V. C. Colter is spending the Btedsore Eunice nnd Marjory Dor ton,' fQrc c|080 0f the winter season., apartment houses, hotels nnd whatev­ legislature are invalid. Maybe it is anj m , b> Walters, of Cochran, Just ns well. Some of the laws pnssed er other accommodations nro neces­ itics in general showed several big dny, Thursday, at the home of her Mildred and •Mnrgnrot Fergcson, surprises tho leaat of which is tho nephew, Charles Crnmcr nnd wife. Grctchen Long, Lonovoe Knthlccn Qn., arc tho guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. W. sary to provide for those who desire are freaks, at the best, passed by sudden turn of the people from ItoThey nro having Mr. Stafford out Long. Many pretty gifts were re' j # Vnrne and family this week, to locate here and pnrticipnto in tho freak legislators and frenk people be­ pulilicnnism to the runks o f Democ­ era of greater development destined ; putting them down n well. reived ,nnd all kinds o f jolly games i Qn Thursday Mrs. W. B. Williams hind them. racy. In tho short space between Inst Mr. nnd Mrs. T. O. Tyner entertain- were enjoyed. Delicious enke nnd ice 'opened the Cushing House as a board­ for Sanford. This development is assured by November election, tho time that tho ed on Sundny, Mr. nnd Mrs.Fred cream was served nt the delightful tnB house. Many improvements havo All thin fuss about the "unknown afternoon. been ’madeon the place during tho soldier” may bo all right hut wo real­ three important fundamentals which |Republicans took offico in March nnd Krell nnd Dorothy, Miss Eunice Tyn- finish of n very hnppy ly think that a little more funs about together guarantee its future (ih the the present time there has been a er and Mrs. Bcngston, Mr. nnd M rs.1 The first vegetables to he nhippod j summer and the rooms are fresh and the "known soldiers" would bo more largest city in this section of the stnto, Jgreat revulsion of feeling nil over the Noah Fry, from Windermere, nnd Mr. out of here this season are cnrly cab•( ready tor occupancy. The opening of to tho point and greatly appreciated They are first, agriculture, second, United States nnd in regard to the and Mrs. Jameson nnd Mr. It bb, o f. bngo from Walter Bnulerson’s field,' another bonrding house in Oviedo will 1 nnd lettuce from L. Roye’s, sold to fill n long felt need nH the hotel fneilby the hoys who aro here to get tho rail and water facilities und third, League of Nations, the soldiers bonus, Snnford, were cnllorH. its possibilities as u tourist resort. A the settlement of labor troubles, for­ Mr. nnd Mrs. F. F. West, who hnve JohnUumley for express shij ments. Jitles havebeen insufficient for somo benefit of it. _________ *_ . . A P ______ Af . AI ___' A1... „ groat deal of money, time and effort eign relations nnd many other rocks boon ------------ o------------time *.....4 past. camping out for some time at j Mrs. E. A. Fnrncll was a visitor to Gnsolinne tax law declared invalid, has already been expended on its ag­ upon which great parties break, tho the home of Mr. nnd Mrs. Westcrdick, * * * * * * * * * * * * says reports in papers today. That’s ricultural development, as a result of Republicans seem to havo lost mnny hnve purchased the home of Mr. nnd * * Snnford Monday. good dope. This million dollnrs in gas­ which its hack country has become , friends thnt rnliied to their standard Mrs. A. L. Campbell, though they can- * * Frnncls Swope returned home on oline thnt every one will eventually nationally renowned. The farming in- last Novombcr with such eclat nnd en- not give immediate possession, hut * * Thursday night for Armistice Dny. pay will go toward good roads, may- dustry hns reached magnificent pro­ thusiasm. Edward McCall spent last week end * they hnve moved their camp thereon. * And in Washington in ono of tho We shall welcome them as neighbors * * * * * * * * * * * lie. If all tho taxes on every neces­ portions and in addition to which is * at home, returning to Stetson Sunday sity could he cut out the people would being development to a greater extent private residences sits Woodrow Wll- hut are sorry indeed to lose Mr. and i afternoon. cach year along more scientific lines, H0», the greatest Ainoricnn of thorn gain thereby. W. E. Argo hns bought out tho inMrs. Campbell from our locality Mrs. Wakefield and Mrs. H. II. 1’atso Hint at tho present time it is not all, who with a broken body and a ------------ o A number of our people, about HO, teshall was In Snnford Tuesday on torest of M. I). I’oiston in tho Oviedo Several states are holding elections only Hclf-Hustninng hut it is also the broken heart watched tho peoplo turn gathered Tuesday evening at the business. Mercantile Co. today nnd tho rcsultu will he closely principal revenue producer for the nwny from tho only pence pact thnt pleasant homo of Mr. nnd Mrs. E. W. Mr. and Mrs. Fipps spent Inst W e d - ' ---------------------------will save tho world and renotmeo the watched by the students of political city. Lundquist, in spite of the threatening nesday with Mr. and Mrs. Tech!math.1 ^or ° ^ cu supplies, stationery, etc, In the development of the farming Democratic pnrty, ronounco Woodrow scicnco to discover Higns of weaken tho Herald office. weather in honor of the birthday of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Levy nnd Mrs. ing in tifu G. O. I\ nnd the Democratic industry, the two subsequent factors Wilsop and ronounco tho faith thnt the host. Of course they had a good a . A. Moran and daughters spent last WKI3KI.Y llR H A t.li satiford !t»n. When there nro sufficient Higns I particularly affecting Hanford proper should havo boon kept with humnuity. time as we always do when we get to- Friday in Orlando, ADVDIITIHItM I3.MT of weakening in both par’.ies tho lead­ have nut been developed to any nppre- ( u niusl be very gratifying today get her, cakes and coffee being served M|Hs Alextn Mees took dinner with viable extent, but, when developed, for Wilson .to noto that tho tide is ers will get together and start some­ NOTICI3 T il l l l l lll li ti < o .v n i A t TORN T. W. Prevntt Wednesday. will prove as equally remunerative ns j turning and tho American peoplo ns a for refreshments; the unpleasant part Sealed lildn w ill lie r e c e iv e d by tlio thing new. wns the getting home. Mr Mr„ Rillv .(ones are here Hoard of County Commlsslonera of Vois our fertile acreage. Under the whole usually get hack to common luv. Albertson brought over Rev. fnr the* winter, lie is looking lifter <'ounty t’nnmilHsloticrH of Seminole Old Tallahassee is waking up. caption of rail and water facilities, S(;nH0 nn,| th«y aro getting back to •'Minty, Florida, meeting Jointly at tho Sanford looms potentionally as a «li«-; rlfrht principles oven faster thnn this H' ( ’," rk> of nenr Snnfon,t h o . his grove, Court Molise In Sanford, Florida, for roPress reports say they will havo wat­ hnvM nr., boro bonding trestle approach and hiHtullIng preached for us at Upsnln, last HunA crowd of Georgia paper predicted predicted last last year. year er power, six story buildings, tho tributing center for tho reason Jhnt 1paper * ferry aeroHH tho St. Johns river, on tho day. road from (Ionova to Titusville, at 10:00 to pack oranges. Leon Hotel will hu cleaned, Tom Ap- the consequent preferential freight; president Harding’s own homo town There is a movement on foot, and Miss Evelyn McClain spent Wedrates have always been important facof Marlon, Ohio, wont Democratic Maei'/'bid'musf'bo mf,V..n|mnlc.l by a ployard will reduce, Ernest Amos will 'I?.1A. O o a 'g C N r l t go fishing, H. Clay Crawford will tors ia tliu development of the recog­ Tuesday aad tho soldier's bonus hill Jus. between ,is, we think Rev. A is n, Hd„y night with Miss Christian Menized distributing centers of the coun­ was carried overwhelmingly in Mar Uh* moving force in it, to rave Rev. Clellan. of thu iicmnl of <?ounty (’ommlHHloncrM get a hair cut and Governor Hardee try. ion showing how tho peoplo of tho ‘ h trkc, minister to tlie churches at Mr. anil Mrs. Will Rnulerson spent lienee 't'f'K m id faVun’ ’ l,,rl,la' UH u%l will appoint a South Florida man for Its possildlities as a tourist town president’s town feel about tlie Re­ Lake Mary, Upsnln, Puoln anti Sor- Ttn.sdnv with Mrs McClain ’P''0 County CmninlsslonorH reservo dog catcher. . . . . . , tuesany wiin .mis. .titeinm, u,o right to rojocl any or all bids, us are unlimited. It possesses all the publican administration. lento, giving them each a proportionnon [,onK nn,| (j, p t Jacobs, of Chu- m ucuopi any hid they may doom to bo ------------ o-----------Other states thnt were doubtful ate amount of Ills time. Lake Mary |u„ta, werevisitingfriends here Hun- f°CopfoH °of ‘id'ano"ami ' ' si.oolfl'u'Mons. DuLnnd hns the right idea and they natural fundamentals of n recognized ,|av proposed contract and bond may ho have tin* right kind of people behind tourist city, being particularly fortun­ since lust November went Democratic 1ms pledged her amount of $20 per had tut a|ipllcatlon to Samuel Jordan, ate in the matter of climate and loca­ and tlie straws of Tuesday show which month, Wednesday evening, and the* Mrs. M. E. Wicks was a visitors in *'lorU of the Volusia Hoard of County it. The indies from tho great hotel ..................... , Commissioners, Del.and, Florida, or tion. It is true that it has yet to ac­ way the wind is blowing. Wo pre­ amount was nearly pledged last Sunfire over there wore not cold when .'snnford Wednesday. from 13. A DotiKlasH. Clerk of tho Hemtquire tlie recreational features usually dict that tlie Republicans will ho tiny at thin place, and if any wish to Mius Alexia Aliivln Mm.u nm.nl tilt thi. WUK week Sanford, no,‘’ H""r,> " f County j. tho Daily Nows was out yelling for alius altcs .sptlll Florida, after Commissioner November 15, found ia tourist cities, as golf courses swamped under an avalanche of votes help in providing this for our spiritua'., tU2t, mi deposit ot $5.00 which will ho subscriptions for a new fire-proof and end with Miss Helen Moran. retu rn ed 11’ hid Is made. and tourist hotels, hut u proper appli­ in tho next presidential election that fond will they kindly give their name modern hotel to ho built on the site of Ity order of the Hoard of County Henry Levy, Mrs. W. II. Rivers, cation of effort on tlie part of our cit- will break up tho Grand Old Party and amount per month to Geo. BallinCommlsiilnnerH of Volusia and Homlthe old Putnam inn. Thnt iH the spir­ Mrs. J. M. Prevntt was in Orlando iiole Counties, Florida. „ M..,.,....,., 1 ,. (S13AI.) 13. A. nmroGASS, it that builds cities and wo want to i/.ens cun secure these things, and, for yenrs to cornu nnd they will never i ger nnd wife, or Mrs. John Borell. etlnesday. Mrs. Prevntt went to Clerk, Hoard of County tourists make tho name San- ^ ^ , 1 ,, (|,u prestige gained by their Mr. nnd Mrs. Barney Beck attended i , V|1, treated congratulate the News and the peoplo among CoinmIhhIoiioih. SoiiiIiioIm fo rd one mu. to to conjuro I'n itilirn with. w it h . . .victory . .last. .November . . .. ... ..................... .............. m m m i i.y v s i m a m . ford |j,r0Jl^ County. Florida. the wedding of Mins May Thrasher of DeLnnd on their fine spirit. Mrs. Mnbel Hrnnnn, Mrs. Wnt. DunI d H e . The Hanford Chamber of Commerce Lest wo forget. nnd J. D. Woodruff, his nephew, at jt.|s and daughter, lias just returned through its various committees, iH ex­ NOTICI3I And they have forgotten. We note by the state papers that the Presbyterian church in finnferd. from St. Augustine, where she had Sen led hlds will ho received hy tho pending thu major part of its effort -----------o-----------Hanford won the state golf champion­ Mahoney & Walker are putting her tonsils removed. Hoard of County CoininlHHloners of in the development o f Hanford as n Homlnnlo County, Florida, nt tho Court EDITOR IALETTES ON GOOD ship for Rotary at thu Idg Rotary down a well for Mr. nnd Mrs. A. F. House In Hanford, Fla., fur KradliiK, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Flynt wns in commercial center and tourist resort, ENGLISH dllohliiK and olherwtsu Improving thu meeting down at Orlando last Friday. Westcrdick end Mr. Westcrdick is re- Snnford Tuesday on husm.'ss. anti during tlie short period h I iico its Osceola Itoail. according In plans ami It has not been definitely stated but on file with the Clerk, up Education touches men to speak as sldngling their house, himself. They Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Kilhee was spuolflcutIons organization it lias been unusually till in o'clock. A. M„ lice, fitli, 1921. we suppose it was Hid Chase, Harry are expecting company ns his sister, A certified cheek for line Hundred successful in both lines of endeavor. ' they would not otherwise speak. shopping in Snnford Tuesday. Stevens or Charlie Henry that did tho OIMO.Iui) Hollars must aecoiupany each The new wholesale concerns which 1 Mond your speech a little, lest it Mrs. Geo. Benton and daughter, Miss Mrs. E. Curlctt wns a visitor in hid. trick as all three of these gentlemen Alice, of Rochester, N. Y., are leaving Sanford Saturday Tho siieeeNsfut bidder will ho requir­ have located hero within tlie past year,1m,,y ni,ir your fortunes. ed to give a huml III till! sum of Threo are expert golfers and lmv« played this week for Florida, and Mrs. WcsHundred (fdOil.nil) In,liars. . „ 7. ‘ "/u ” 'th e daily boat service made necessary j Speak good English and your EngThe County Commlsslonern rosorvo terdick’s only living brother, Mr. Sey» „m . .c r y d o .o of tho »hlp-by- 1I.H will .peak f „ r ,ou. the right to reject any or all hlds, or to Fine fat friers, liens, veal, pork, Hanford golf links nt our Country water campaign, Iho success of the flood English is largely a matter more Pritchard nnd wife, of Norwood, lamli and beef, liver, sausage and aceopi any hid they limy deem to hu for the host Interest of the County. Club, yes. plans expediting* tho movement ol ° f habit. (Set tlie habit. i N. ^ •» are leaving for Boston, coming Salami.— Popular Market. 10. A. UOUGLA8H, 1-l-ltc 15-110-'’. i ------------ u----------Clerk. purishubloH are all tangililo nccoin-1 Whatever is worth saying isworth , this way by boat, We rise ngnin to remark that if plisliments resulting from the efforts' saying well. i We are pleased tohavo with us Congress really wants to cut expenses m am of tho Chamber of Commerce to have 1 Lack of words is loss of thought. ' some new faces at the church service ■ they will begin in the government ■ Not how much we speak, hut how { o n Sundny, among them, Mr. and Mrs. a ■ printing office and cut out all tho utilized In the fullest extent our ex­ ■ well. 1 llirclii and little daughters, Mr. ■ ceptional transportation facilities. When in Orlando, Fill Up at the bunk that is being sunt through tho ------------ o-----------! Bridgcmnn’s children, and Mr. Malm. a Thu Chamber of Commerco will also ■ mails. Every newspaper in tills state BETTER SPEECH and overy other state Ih flooded every have perfected immediately a part of FOR BETTER HOMES. | day with woozy boozy dope that menus its plans to provide rocrcntion for tho Thu homo, the church, and the nothing whatever except a big print­ tourists, who will winter here. Com­ schools are the threo educational I mittees are now working on plans for ing bill for th« people to pay. If tho ■ n golf course mid beautifying the agencies of society, All education entire government printing offico W. W. Dressor received a message ■ ■ lake front and these plans, when com should begin • < » the homo. Better could ho cut out entirely tho people Sunday evening thnt Mrs. Dressor’s would lie hotter o ff in the mutter of pleted, will ho carried through prompt speech should begin there. “ As the mother, Mrs. Lovicn M. Paige, had ■ u ■ ly. It will require, however, a con- twig is bent, so is tho treo inclined.” money saved, ■ passed away at her homo in Water- ■ ■ tinuous campaign, both abroad ami nt As parents wo owo it to our children, ----------------o ---------------■ town, N. Y., nt nonn after an illnesH ■ nome, to obtain oiunin this was aosirou dosired developdevelop-,j both hy precept and hy by practice, to , ’ ' ....... IJ . ■ |T Bandits aro holding up hnnks with homo, This station is under the management of Wight Bros. ! <1 K° w,ls f 9 S | levelled guns while others are holding meat for Sanford and netlvo support aromi80 in them a consciousness of of Co. of this city. Hero you will find the same up-to-date years the 7th of last She n f t h i m n iiwli v'ifliinlst ri>tin< Hnntim r tin* ............t............ i i ___II.. * t .____ .. Vl'Ill'H oold l d tilC / t h OI lllht JJuno. lM O . S hO t \\ them up witli out guiiH and armed men of thoso individuals representing the Hpeceh ,nnd to Incite in them a desire service that you will find at their local station. was well known here, hnvlng boon aro holding up peoplo in tho big cit­ business interests of Sanford, as well ( for improvement. Tile sooner begun, i here several winters. Mrs. Dresser has ies with guiiH while the smoother ras­ us tho unified co-operation, of the oth- (|1P „„onor done. __ been with her mother since the first cals are bidding them up by lawful er local civic organizations with tho 1____________________________________ Look for the only corner drivedn station in Orlando— week of her illness. Her mnny friends MlTHF.l Chamber of Commerco. mentis. It is all according to the laws S*,,tli‘tl bids will bn roeuivuil hy It s,J(!n,^ e(U n. ^ e Kutt-Landstreot building, next door Our agricultural prominenco hns iionrd of i'minty (.'otninisHionorii of lu’ro sympathize with lier in tiio loss of the land and "stealing” is only to Phillips Dodge Service Station, i ... i ni i i . Ht'inlniile t’nmily. Florlitu. i’ t Ihu Court (lf l<er dear mother when you get caught in petty pilfer­ been made possibly only by the great p, Haafonl. Florhlti. for tho «« nor ticnr nimner. ■ ing. Tho big ones aro novor caught. nmotmt of effort tlmt inis been ex- bulhtlng of ii Htockado ut tho County > It seems to be tho opinion or mnny ■ a the growers thnt the rain which ■ They have money unough to get away. pended in tho past. With tho sumo ' JilUous"on'Vl!l<^v'lth' ! ho"Clurk of tho George McLaughlin, of Wight Bros. Co., is in charge of ! ■ o'0,01!k’ A M-J enmo in torrents hero Tuesday night, M Tho law allows thorn that privilege os manner of support assured It, tho I i?w ”mhnr°aHV, l i s t " 1 this station and if you want service when in Orlando, ■ '•*••«» Mount of County Coininlsslonors did more dnmngo to young plants thnn ■ all iaWH nro passed for tho henafit of Chamber of Commerce can accomplish ■ look him up. ■ “ ny “ “ ’ tho rain of n few weeks ego. Everythe rich and not tho poor. Wntcli tho oven greater results in the economic iquS.r'* ,l" " Ml" 1,1 pnpers and find out for yoursolf. doveiopmont of Sanford. It Ih im per-113. 4t0 E' A' nOUOI'c?ork. thin« hnd bccn workt,,, out slnco the THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY SANFORD’S GREAT POSSIBIL­ ITIES. ative, however, that In order to re­ trieve the time lost during Sanford’s Rip Van Winkle period, extraordinary ofTorta bo made by thoso Individuals who' are earnestly interested in a Greater Sanford. These individuals, if not already members, should immedi­ ately become affiliated with tho Chamber of Commerco in tho work it is doing. Tho Sanford Chamber of Commerce is) an active organization and it ia a trite saying thnt where there is civic interest and action there is Invnriably bound to bo growth, If"Snnfird is.to bo a big city com­ mercially and as n tourist resort, it will bo only through tho work of big men with brond visions. No individ­ ual is bigger thnn his community no matter how smnll that community may bo. . Bo n booster. Boosting is infec­ tious, it stimulates civic action and it turn always proven nn antidote for picnyunlsh personal nnd factional jeal­ ousy. The Chnmbor of Commerco is com­ posed of boosters who are actually doing things for Snnford nnd they aro big things, too. Aro you a member of tho Chamber ot Commerce assisting in building up a Greater 0f(n(onl o t arc you onu of those on tho outside prono to criticise that which hns not been done but ex­ pending no effort to materialize thnt which others nro attempting to have done? * * * * * * * * * * OVIEDO UPSALA AND GRAPEVILLE _ THE SANFORD HERALD GENEVA east sanford |Quick Service Station 1 H 11 s �I ■ 4 THE SANFORD W EEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 11,1911 2 .! Clear for Action! $150.00 FREE! f i t i i T T f ♦ ❖ i 1T T This command has gone forth in our store. Just a s ‘a battleship needs room to fight, we need more selling space, so we are going to fire bargains at you that will get our store decks in proper trim, t We are not going to get as much money as we should have for these things, but we are after ROOM in this sale— not profits. Come early, if you want your share of the bargains. THIS SALE LASTS 1 4 DAYS ONLY f T i it i T? T ? i ? T T T ? ? ? f ? ? f v f r? ? K X I ? y f t t f t ¥ ? ? ? ? ? Y ? t t ? t a WINNERS NAMES PUBLISHED IN THE HERALD NOVEM­ BER 29TH AND CHECKS MAILED TO YOU. • y T T T T t T Y ♦ f T ± i ? i i Goods, Clothing, Shoes, Housefurnishings Hardware, cRugs, Etc,, Etc. f ? T X T T ? i T WILL ALL BE IN THIS Fifty RUGS FREE!! WE HAVE 50 BEAUTIFUL RUGS THAT WE BOUGHT FOR THIS OCCASION. We will give away absolutely FREE these rugs ,to the first 50 customers spending: $1.00 or more with us Saturday morning. GET YOUR COUPON WHEN YOU ENTER THE DOOR AT 9 O’CLOCK A. M. Who has given an absolute GUARANTEE to sell this stock and do it quickly. My money and my reputation are at stake. THE STOCK MUST BE SOLD.t , ■ J. M. DAWSON STORE CLOSED THURSDAY and FRI­ DAY, NOVEMBER 10 AND 11 to nrrnnge stock for quick handling. Noth­ ing sold until SATUR­ DAY, NOVEMBER 12th. W T /X 'W Y J \ O V 12 WE CANNOT intelligently itemize and price the merchandise in this paper. Nothing short of a personal visit can avail you any­ thing. This is not a dream or a scheme, we are far too practical to deal in either dreams or schemes. This sale will be a huge reality. E ve y article in this large ESTABLISHMENT goes on sale at DRASTIC REDUCTIONS. Destruction of Profits is What This Means Selling is mv business and there is just one way to sell— STRAIGHT FROM THE SHOULDER TALK TO THE BUY­ ING PUBLIC and STRAIGHT FROM THE SHOULDER PRICb » UIN DEPENDABLE MERCHANDISE. Misleading adver­ tising won’t do it. It takes real goods and real prices. This stock has the goods and I will make the prices. This stock is all new merchandise of the highest quality. I AM FIGHTING THE HIGH-PRICE GERM! BUY BARGAINS! In This BIG STORE you- will find $35,000.00 worth of merchan­ dise MARKED TO SELL, Dry Goods, Shoos, lints, Caps, Gloves, Hardware, Dishes, Cook­ ing Utensils, Crockery, Stoves, Ranges, Rugs, Trunks, Suit Cases, Silverware, Glassware, Trousers, Underwear, Hosiery, Middies, Skirts, Silk Waists, Corsets, Aprons, Silk Ties, Overalls, Work Clothing, Children’s Wash Suits and Rompers, Dress Shirts, Col­ lars, Boys’ Suits, Parasols, Watches, Clocks and nearly everything that a person wants. S A T U R D A Y I AM THE MAN ? f To stimulate Interest in this sale, wo will give away FREE $150.00 IN CASH. HERE IT IS: READ IT. ANY PERSON SPENDING ONE DOLLAR MAY BE IN THE CON­ TEST. After spending $1.00 with us ask the cashier for a contest card. Write your name and address on it, then guess the amount of our sales for the entire 14 days, put it down on the card, drop in ballot box. The person guessing nearest the amount will re­ ceive $100.00 CASH. The next best guess will receive $50.00 CASH. CONTEST CLOSES NOVEMBER 25TH. ALL CARDS MUST BE IN BY THAT DATE. OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF HIGH-GRADE S TA R TIN G * I y y A *v HELP ME! Force will be used to accomplish our purpose— WE MUST have the CASH MONEY; WE ARE COMPELLED TO RAISE IT, there­ fore we have placed this stock in the hands o f Mr. Dawson and have given complete authority to sell the goods without consider­ ing profits. OUR HANDS ARE UP, the goods must move out of the store, so we appeal to the people for help. ..K A N N E R Department MAIL ORDERS All mail orders filled promptly and contest cards mailed to you, so if you can’ t come to tho store send your order by mail and get in the con­ test, regardless of whero you live. " “ ’tU M* 213-215 SANFORD AVENUE, SANFORD, FLORIDA 1T t ? yt yT xt ? f ? T T ± y t T tT t T t y T ? T ± f T ? J T X T f f T T X X x 2 2 t ? 2 i �r TH E SANFORD W EEKLY HERALD, FRIDA Yf NOV E M B R R 11, 1M l MORE SIDEWALKS FOR CITY, GREAT IMPROVEMENT * * * * * * * * * * * i * EASY TO DARKEN YOUR GRAY HAIR FAVOR MATERNITY AID BILL. WASHINGTON, Nov. 8—Tha Sheppard-Townei* bill for protection o f maternity and Infancy already passed by the senate, was favorably reported * * * * * * * * * * * YOU CAN BRING BACK COLOR today by the house interstate pointAND LUSTRE WITH SAGS merce committee. The community center, Lake Mon­ TEA AND SULPHUR roe school, was a scene o f gatoty and FROM .COMMERCIAL TO LAKE festivity Friday evening when the ON PARK AND PALMETTO Wheu you darken your hair with Hallowe'en party, school entertainAND SOUTH PALMETiTO Sage Tea and Sulphur, no one can ent and cooked food sale were car­ tell, because It’s done so naturally, so . tha Circuit Court af tha Bevaath Judicial Oired out upon schedule time. Of Among the many Improvements In oult of Florida, U and for Soml* evenly. Preparing this mixture, 1 nolo County.—4a Chanoory. Sanford is the laying o f good side­ course the crowd was present and tho though, at home Is mussy and trouble­ walks everywhere. The most import­ most o f them anmask, the many dif­ CITATION some. A t little cost you can buy at ant aro the sidewalks now being laid ferent costumes typical o f the char­ any drug, store the reody-to-use prep­ Doatrlca Dunbar, Complainant, TO. by tho Lakefront Improvement Co., acters represented. The timoly ghosts, aration, improved by the addition of Joaeph Dunbar, Defendant. on their lake front property from the spooks, black cats, and other Hal- other ingredients called “ Wyeth’s Sage To Joaeph Dunbar, Residence Unknown: It appaarlnf from an affidavit filed In tblo court house on Park avenuo to the lowo’en suggestions were much in evi­ and Sulphur Compound.” You just rauM that you aro a non-reeldent of tho SUto or Florida, tharefore, you, Joaeph Dnnbar, nro lake shore. The Clyde Line will lay dence, others noted wero Indians, dampen a sponge or soft brush with ordered and required on tbo 8th day of Decem­ a sidowalk from the Wight Grocery Latin, Chinese, Japs, negroes, ietc. it and draw this through your hair, ber, A. I). IDll. to eppear to tha bill of com­ tiblblted against yon In thla cause. Co., property on Palmetto to the Clyde One o f the best and one worthy o f taking one small strand at a time. By plaint It la ordered that tbla notice be publlebed In Line docks and these two sidewalks special mention, was Ben Lake, as a morning all gray hair disappears, and, the Sanford Herald once a week for el(ht week*. will be of the greatest convenience to character from Adolphus Cohen’s Ala­ after anothor application or two, your WITNESS my hand and tha aaal of thla court on thla 27 th day of September, A._ V. 1021. the people going to the lake shore on bama “ Nigger” stories. The make up hair becomes beautifully darkened, H. A. D0Uat,A8fl, (HBAI.) Clerk of the Circuit Oourt, these two popular thoroughfares. was perfect and entire and mirth glossy and luxuriant. Seminole County, Fla. These sidewalks are not being forced provoking in the extreme. The Gray, faded hair, though no dis­ OEO. A. DeCOTTES, Solicitor and of Oonnael for Complainant. on the property owners by any means school ontertainment opened with the grace, is a sign o f old age, and aa we T-ete but the Lakefront Improvement Co. grand march, and soon a line o f gro­ all desire a youthful and attractive Notice of Application fer Tax Deeds an.! the Clyde Lino are doing thH be­ Under Section 57S of the Gen­ tesque figures clad in every conceiv­ appearance, get busy at once with cause they know the sidewalks are eral Statutes able costumo appeared and drilled Wyeth’c Sage and Sulphur Compound needed and will improve their prop­ and look years younger.—Adv. around the auditorium. The entertain­ Notice le hereby given that F. L. erty. ment consisted o f Hallowe’en songs, Woodruff, purchaser o f Tax Certifi­ Other needed sidewalks are being drills, recitations, etc., and was well SANFORD LADIES cate No. 175, dated the 2nd day of laid on Palmetto avenue from Tenth ADVERTISED FLORIDA ; June, A. D. 1910, said certificate em­ rendered and seemed to be greatly en­ street south to Thirteenth street IN BROOKLYN. braces tho following described proper­ where so many new buildings are be joyed. A fter the stage affair, the ty situated in Seminole County, Flori­ lng erected and will bo a great con­ food sale was held. All present The following letter from Mrs. da, to-wit: South 1-2 Lot 1 and All bought generously and fell upon the venience to the people living in this nico ham sandwiches, pies, cakes, cold Norma McLaughlin of the School Set­ Lot 2 (less NE 1-4 of Lot 2), Sec. 26, excellent addition to the ctiy. drinks, etc., with gusto. Among tho tlement in Brooklyn, will bo Interest­ Twp. 20 S, Rnngo 30 East, 45 acres. other attractions o f the evening were ing to hor friends and thoso o f Miss Tho said land being assessed at tho dato of tho Issuance of such certificate the fortune wheel, the picture gallery Kathorino Wilkce: in the namo of Unknown. Brooklyn, N. Y., Nov. 3rd. and the shiver corner. A nice sum of Also Tax Certificate No. 751, dated money was realized from the salo of My Dear Mr. Holly: Miss Gladys Dciterick has been at tho 2nd day o f June, A. D. 1018, said I am taking a clipping from tho food so generously contributed by homo for tho past two weeks and cortlficato embraces tho following dotho patrons o f the school in such Brooklyn Daily Eagle. This bazaar scribed property situated in Seminole from St. Linthy hospital at Roxbor abundance. Much appreciation and was a very brilliant affair, and many County, Florida, to-wit: Lots 4 and ough, Philadelphia, Pa., whcro she very beautiful booths, but none at­ many thanks aro extended the school 5 Blk 0, Russell’s Plat o f Fort Rccd. graduated as a nurse. Her many pntrons nnd the community nt largo tracted our attention more thnn tho Tho said land being assessed at tho friends are plensed she is at homo for their kindness tnd their generous school settlement booth, whi h wo dato of tho issuance of such certificate again. spirit in making the food sale possi­ cnlled "Florida Court” Thanks to in tho namo of Unknown, has filed Mr. nnd Mrs. Robert Owen ,of Mt. ble and tho Hallnwo’en party n great Mr. Deas and several other good said certificates in my office and has Dorn, and W. W. Dresser, were din­ success. friends in Florida our booth looked ner guests nt tho Ellsworth homo on like n typical Fioridu scone, grey mado application for tax deed to Isbuo Monday night, Hallowe’en proper in nccordanco with law. Bcnrdnll avenue Sunday. was celebrated by tho young folks of moss, palmetto leaves, long pino and Unless said certificates shall bo re­ . Mrs. 0. L. Taylor was out from the community in tho usual pranks magnolia branches were everywhere. deemed according to lnw tax deed will town ns over Sundny guest of Mrs. nnd revels. Whoops, shrieks nnd I put up 100 gHisses of gunvn jelly nnd issuo thereon on tho 0th dny of De­ Lily Jones. shouts o f laughter followed Uio hnp- wo had some of Mrs. Wakefield’s de­ cember, A. D. 1021. All tho neighbors went to town to py youngsters ns thoy paraded forth licious pnpor shell pecans, grnpes nnd Witness my official signature ami Tied on everything wore see the circus and trained nnimnls on ns goblins, spooks, etc. Many o f tho oranges. seal this tho 3rd day of November, A. cards marked "From Sunny Florida.” Wednesday. girls disguised as boys, while boys D. 1021. Mrs. Lily Jones entertained Mrs. nped tho girls with skirts, ribbons, I’ooplo who hnd been in Florida beg­ (SEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS, Frod Walsman and cirelo of tho wigs, nnd other demonstrations of ged for pieces of mosB. It was n Clerk Circuit Court, Presbytcrinn church ladles nt an all feminity. It was all great fun but a great success financially, proving Snminolo County, Fla. day sewing party Inst Friday at her trifle nlnrming when tho ghosts wero whnt a booster you nro for Florida. 12-fltc By: A. M. WEEKS, D. C. home on Bcardall avenue. Several grcetcl in somo quarters by explos­ I thought you might bo interested. I havo just been mado hoad worker In C ircu it C ou rt, l e r t n l k ' J u d ic ia l C ir­ members wero ill, but thoso in at­ ions o f guns, warning to bo wary. c u it. S tate o f F lo r id a , C o u n ty o f horo, and am working hard to make a tendance were Mrs. Brownleo Mrs. S em in ole,— In C h a n ce ry Mr. and Mrs. A. Doylo and little success uf tho work. I have Miss McCnslin, Mrs. Ensterby, Mrs. Ley- son, Daniel, havo rotumed to their F O H B C L O S U ItB man, Mrs. Mnglll, Mrs. J. Purdon, homo In Philadelphia .after n visit Wllkoy as one o ' my assistants. Trust J. P. M im iiolw hlto and O rla n d o D ank A you and Mrs. Holly nro woll nnd pros­ Sr., Mtb. J. Purdon, Jr., Mrs. Jones. Truitt C o m p a n y , a c o r p o r a t io n , C o m ­ to relatives hero. pering. With best wishes, I am, p la in a n ts, This week, Thursday, Mrs. G. vs. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Draper and Slncorely yours, W . A. W h itc o m b and A g n e s D. W h it ­ Boyco Bell, was hostess to Mrs. W. son, Tom, havo moved to town. Mr. n o r m a k . McLa u g h l i n . c o m b , his w lfo , nnd W . A. W h itc o m b , L. Henley's clrclo of the Presbyterian Draper has been n resident o f this T ru s te e , J. W a lt e r F ly n t and M ary Forgot to mention that wo had sir It. F ly n t, Ills w lfo , A. J. H old er. A la ladies ot her homo on Richmond ave­ section for several years arid tho com­ C ly d o Ilo n n e ll and C. M. Ilon n oll, her young nlllgntors. Wo marked ono h u sban d, M rs. M. t). J oh n son , a w id ­ nuo. The indies nro busy sewing for munity regrets his leaving. “ Hip” and mado $10 by letting pcoo w . F red T. W illia m s. I. F o s t e r A l ­ tho Christmns haznnr. lis o n , T. E. P u rdon , O sce o la C y p ress Mr Cruso Bnrncs was tnkon sud­ pio guoss Ills nnmo, 10c a guess. C om p a n y , a c o r p o r a tio n , E. I,. H u n t­ They say thero never was so many denly ill Tuesday, of lung trouhlo, and er. I,. M. C r o s th w a lt and M ary The following is tho clipping: C r o sth w n lt, his w ife , Ira W h ltm e r wild duck this early in tho senson ns removed to tho Fornnld-Lnugton hos­ "The School Social Settlement hnd nnd M ary W h llm o r, Ills w lfo , nnd Ira W h ltm e r. T ru stee, F ra n k J. J n c o b y noon now on the Inkos and rivers about pital early in tho morning. an original Florida booth, whore it (u n m a r r ie d ), W . It. M oo ro nnd M a­ Sanford. b e l M oore, Ills w lfo . nnd W . L. M oore, Mrs. Charles Boll, who has bocn sold oranges and grapefruit, gunvn T ru slon , C. M. W h ite (u n m a r r ie d , A llvo foot dinmond hack rattle confined to her homo by illness, Ib now jolly nnd othor delicacies from tho Innhol H tovlck Itoush npd H a rry Ilou sh , h or h u sban d, C h a rles E. P o o snnko struck D. A. Mitchell’s dog on improving. ErncBt Boll, who Ib also South; but its chief ntractlon was n ley, I.u cy F. W a k e fie ld an d P o r te r T. tho noso but the dog lived soveral sick, sufford a rolnpso and is again tub of young alligators, of which two, W a k e fie ld , h er h u sban d, Clnrn D. O llllln n d , a w id o w , M ary O. D rnm m or hours, but tho snnko died nt onco from confined to his bed. fortunately vory young nnd harmless, nnd D e o r g e E. H ram m er, h er h u sbnnd, Sam u el C. D o- ley and E m m a an ux In tho hands of a wood chopper. Miss Antlonotto Tarboll, a popular escaped and wandered o ff to investi­ J. P o o lo y , bin w lfo , .1 It. P o w h lrs t nnd A lin II. P e w h lrs t, hie w ife . B. A. trained nurso of Sanford, visited rela­ gate "Tho StreotB o f Wondorland" on O llllln n d nnd M nry O llllln n d . his GROWING INTEREST tives here Sunday. Miss Tarbell has their own account.” w lfo , K m m n P. AyroH, n w id o w , L eon L. I.e llo y nnd O rn co A. L e llo y , h is IN WATERWAYS. just returned from n pleasant visit to w ife , H. Hum m ers, F r a n k W . G o o d ­ rich nnd F r a n c e s G o o d rich , h is w ife . HIGH SCHOOL POSTER EXHIBIT. friends at Tampa. C en tra l U n ion T ru s t C om p a n y, of Florida waterways havo not in the N ew Y o rk , a c o r p o r a t io n , and C h a rles Tho Btork visited tho homo of Mr. N. E d m ln sto n , D efen d a n ts. (From Monday's Dally) past had the development nnd uso that and Mrs. Will Stafford and left a flno O IlD B n A number of unusually attractivo T o th e d efon d n n ts. L. M, C rosth w n lt their vnluo justifies and the state hns girl baby. nnd M nry C ro sth w n lt, h is w ife , Ira lost much in this neglecting them. In W h ltm e r nnd M nry W h llm o r. his Among those who attended tho Hal­ posters havo been on display at tho w ife , nnd Ira W h ltm e r, T runteo, this connection it Is Interesting to lowe’en party here wtro Mrs. John Sanford High Schol today. Thcso aro F r a n k J. J a c o b y (u n m n r r lo d ), W , L. M o o ro nnd M abel M ooro, his w ife , noto that traffic between Jacksonville Bolly, of tho West Sido, Mrs. Cutts of tho work, for tho most part, of mem­ nnd W . L. M oore, T r u s te e , C. M. and Sanford has grown to such pro­ Sanford, and Mrs. J. Dan Talbott, of bers o f tho threo upper classes and W h ite (u n m a r r ie d ), Isn b el H tevlck Itou sh nnd H a rry Ilou eh , h er h u s ­ havo boon designed in tho interest of portions that a dnil ybout service Is to tho east side. band, C h a rle s E. P o o lo y , L u oy F. tho Botter Speech Campaign in which W n k e fle td nnd P o r te r T. W a k o fle ld , bo established. Revived Interest in h o r h u sban d, C lara D. G illila n d , a High School students are taking un other important water routcB is being w id o w , M ary O. D ru m m er and G e o rg e BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL active part. Which of thcBo havo -E. -■ ■ ■ 1C D rnm m or, h er h u sban d, Sam uel evidenced nnd this method of trans­ P o o lo y nnd E m m a J. P o o lo y , his WOMAN’S CLUB HOLDS been voted by tho judges to bo the w ife , 8. II. P o w h lr s t nnd A lin H. portation may yet serve tho part it BANQUET. P e w h lr s t, h is w ife, E. A. n illlln n d moBt effective of tho numbor will not ought to Imve in stato cdovolopmont. nnd M ary G illila n d , h is w lfo , E m m a bo announced until the awarding of I). A y res, a w id o w , L oon L. L e lto y — Plnnt City Courier. (From Tuesday's Daily) a n d G ra ce A. L e llo y , hie w ife , It. prizes nt tho High School on Thurs­ Hummers. F ra n k W . G o o d rich and Tho Business and Professional W o­ F r a n ce s G o o d rich , h is w ife , C en tra l day afternoon. Meanwhile, the post­ WILL RESIDE HERE. U n ion T r u s t C om pn n y o f N ow Y ork , men’s Club held n most delightful ers which after being judged, havo a c o r p o r a t io n , am i C h a r le s N. E d m lsI banquet on Monday ovening, nt tho ton . It n p p on rln g fr o m th o sw o r n h ill o f Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Frazer, Miss Tomplo Girl’s Homo. Tho tables woro boon returnod to tho artists for their coin p ln ln t h e re in file d b y J. P. M u sselinitials, will be exhibited in various Zelma Frazer nnd Mr. Fred Frnzer, decorated In red, whlto nr.d blue, and w h ite and O rla n d o D ank A T ru et C o m ­ a c o r p o r a t io n , co m p la ln a n te , th at o f Fredericksburg, Vn., nrrlvud in the place enrds, favors, etc., carried show windows in conspicuous places pany, th o d e fe n d a n ts L. M. C r o s th w a lt nnd about town. Thu Statute of Liberty M ary C r o sth w a lt, hln w ife . Ira W h lt ­ their enr and nro pleasantly located out tho same patriotic motif. Tho m er nnd M ary W h ltm er, hie w ife , and nt their home nt Elder Springs, which menu for tho occasion was: Fruit poster in which the statuo is pictured iru Ira W h ltm er, Tt iruusteoj n k *J. vvm iiiiur, n iw . F * ra *•*»••' *• *J»•a c o b y with Webster’s Dictionary under ono W . I,. M oore nnd M abel M oore, purchased lust year. cocktail, roast chicken, cronmcd peas arm and tho light of “ Good American w ife , an d W . L. M oore, T r u s te e , C. M. W h lto , Isa b el H tevlck Ilo u sh nnd H a r r y in putties, mnshed potatoes, slaw, Speech" in tho othor, with tho words Itou sh , h er husband, C h a r le s B. D o o l­ Post cards— locnl viowe -lc each at L u oy F. W a k e fie ld nnd P o r te r T, olivcH celery, rolls, red, whlto and “ Don’ t Lot That Torch Go Out," is up ey, W a k e fie ld , h er h u sban d. C la ra D. G il­ tho Herald office. lilan . M nry O. H ram m er an d O c o r g e E, bluo ice crcnm nnd enko. to tho usual fino standard of Byron h ra mdm er, h er h u sban d, an d Sam uel C. After tho bunquet an important Stephen's work. Rodman Lehman, is D o o le y nnd E m m a J. P o o lo y , his w ife , n ro nil re s id e n ts o f th e C ou n ty o f M c­ business session was held in which it a newer addition to Sanford High L ean . nnd Htnte o f Illin o is , th a t tho e s id e n c e nnd p ost o f f i c e a d d re s s o f was decided to rent a room down School’s artistic force and his poster ron ch o f sa id d e fe n d a n ts s e v e r a lly Is town for a club home. A short social calling attention to “ Good English” U lo o m ln g to n , M cL ea n C o u n ty , Illin o is ] th a t th o d e fe n d a n ts 8. II. P o w h lr s t and hour followed, when tho guests wore as tho "Flower of Expression” is an- A lta H. P e w h lr s t. h i s , w i f e , a re restd o f th e S ta te o f Illin o is , an d th at entertained with rending nnd music. othor that dcsorves particular notice, the enirts re ITTLE aches grow Into big pains sid e n c e and p o s t o f f i c e nddreee unless warded off by an applies# ns does tho very carofully executed Is C h a m p a ign , C h a m p a ig n C o u n t y ,.I lli­ n o is ; th at th o d e fe n d a n ts E. A. GU1IKheu tion of Sloan's. Hheumatism, poster of tho Kowpio Scholar which 1b Innd an d M a ry G illila n d , h is w ife , nro RATHER SEVERE. neuralgia, stiff joints, lame back won't r e s id e n ts o f th e State o f Illin o is, and tho work of Nnn Pnvton. fight long against Sloan’s Liniment. th at th olr r e sid e n c e an d p ost o f f ic e a d d The other posters seem for tho most f s s s ' is ' N orin ai, M cL ea n C ou n ty , 1111For more than forty years Sloan’a And now some fool bonrd of trndo is ...............................------n o ls ; th a t th e d e fe n d a n t E m m aD , A y Liniment haa helped thousands, the censuring the Tnmpn papers because part moro clover in idea thnn execu­ ron, ii w id o w , Is a r e sid e n t o f tho State o f Illin o is , an d th at h e r re sid e n c e and world over. You1won't bo an excep­ they did not HupprcHs the nows of tho tion, bo that aitogother thoy mako a p o s t o f f l c s a d d re s s Is P e o r ia , P eoria tion. It certainly docs produce results. ou n ty . I llin o is ; th at th o d e fe n d a n ts storm. Thoy could put tho blame on very interesting exhibit which will bo C It penetrutet without rubbing. Keep L e o n u L e lt o y and G rn co A. L o llo y , an effective means of impressing upon h is w ife , an d If. Hummers, a r s re sid e n ts Jehovah for permitting tho nffiictlon, this old family friend alwagt handy o f th e sta te o f Illin o is , an d thnt th e ir for instant use. Ask your neighbor. for the Lord is merciful to the brain­ our high school friends and tho town r e s id e n c e a n d p o s t o f f i c e a d d re s s Is ln , C ook C ou n ty . I llin o is : th a t the At all druggists—J5c, 70c, |1.40. less. The Tnmpn pnpers did heroically, nt largo tho valuo of Botter English. Iterw d o fo n d n n ts F ra n k W . G o o d rich an d F r a n c e s G o o d rich , h is w ife , a r e restnnd none but nn ass would censuro d e n is o f th e S tate o f Illin o is , nnd th at Our iden of a courngoous mer. is th o lr re sid e n c e an d p o s t o f f i c e a d d re s s for overdrawing the danger whllo yet Is G ib son C ity , F ord C ou n ty , I llin o is ; in tho midst o f it. Surrounded by ono who tolls a woman her baby isn't th a t th e d e fe n d a n t C h a rle s N. E d m ls Is a r e sld o n t o f th e S ta te o f I ll i­ calm it is easy to bo judicial.— Levy pretty or tells a man his homo brew nton ois. nnd thnt h is re sid e n c y and p o s t isn’t At to drink. Timcs-Doniocrat. o f f i c e a d d resa Is O ln ey, R ich la n d C o u n ­ LAKE MONROE * .* * * Legal Advertisements 3 EAST SANFORD USE SLOAN'S TO WARD OFF PAIN ■oal Bi n i m e m ty, Illinois. That tha defendant Cen­ tral Union .T rust Company of New York, a corporation. IS a. corporation existing under the laws of the state of New. York and that Its jnrjnoipal ill lace of b<ualnless and post office adoadway, New York Clt 10 Broadway, Cl c. That (hers Is no person s he Stats of Florida the service of. si >n whom would hind the si poena upon defendants, or either otf : them; that It Is the belief of these complainants that tho said defendants and eaoh of them Is over the age of twenty-one years. It Is therefore ordered that you, the said defendants, and eaoh of you do appear In thla Court to the bill ot oom ialnt herein filed upon Monday, the th day of Deoember, A. D. 1911, the seme- being -------------a rule 1 day day of . thl this ___ ~Court ______ " It Is further ordered that this order be published onco a week for ___ four (4) ____ _ la L _________________ ... r o o n se o u ttv e w e e k s In th e S a n fo r d H e r ­ ald, a n e w s p a p e r p u b lish e d In S a n fo r d , S e m ln o lo C o u n ty , F lo r id a . W IT N E S S m y h an d a n d th e s e a l o f th e sa id C irc u it C o u r t th la I l n d d a y o f O cto b e r , A. D. 1921. (S E A L ) E. A. D O U O L A 88, C le rk C lro u lt C o u r t S e m in o le C o u n ty , F la . D y : V . E. D OU GLASS, D. C. RO D IN SO N A B R ID G E S , S o lic it o r s f o r C o m p la in a n ts. it-eto NOTICE o r APFUCAIIOM FOX TAX DEEDS, UNDEX SECTION Ilk OF THE OEM. EXAL STATUTES Notice Is hereby given tint: W, R. Klmbrtll, purchaser of T t i Certificate No. 2329, dated the 2nd d ir of Jnni, A. D, 1890, hss D M isld certlftesto In my office end h i, msdo application for U s du d to issue la accordance with law. Said certtflcata unbraces the following described pro) • ertr situated la Seminole County, Florida, towit: to» 7 ,nd 8, Blk. O. A"lln'a lat Add. to Ovltdo. Tha said land balng a« taecd at the date of the Issuance of each certificate L the name of W. t . Palmer, Arana. Also Tax Cartlflcate No, 2324, dated the tad day of June, A. D. IMS, has filed laid eartlfteata In my office and has made application for tat deed to 1m tie In accordance with tew. Bald certi­ ficate embraces the following described property situated In Seminole County, Florida, to-wlt: tots 10, 11, and 12. Dlk O. AollVe lat Add. to Oviedo. The eald land being assessed at the date of the iMuance of aoch certificate In the name of W L. Palmer, Aune. Unleea eald certlflcala shall he redeemed ac­ cording to law, tax deed will Issue (hereon on the ISIb day of November, A. D. 1921. Witness my official slgnatura and M i l thla tha 13th day of October, A. D. 1021. (SKAt) R. A. DOUOtASS, Clerk, Q-Otc Ity: A. M. WHRKS. D. O, In C ircu it C on st, Tlh J u d ic ia l C irc u it, Htnte o f F lo r id a , H em lnole C o u n ty , — In C h n n eery. fa tbs Circuit Omt, Setrtatk Judicial 01mH. fa CITATION A. B. HJoblotn, Complainant. 1 vS,, ' Dolly T. D*ot, Jaunts Dougherty, J. A. lie- ' DoasM, M. A. McDonald Oe&gu W L k tf H- O. Painter FarUllaar bo., a » ' porntloa. and the unknown" baits, dariaa*,'** «}*»•••■ srantees or others claiming under B U O T -tta W T ItM ; XX O.,. Painter P B. O FSrtitter O * , * Merida 0« n porstioo. Defendants. Tbt Dolly T. Hast, raaldanc* anbaawo, Jennie Jt Dougherty, residence anknotrai HeDco•Id, naldenca unknown- II. A. . rta. Idence unknown t Oaorga W. Unb, residence unknown; the balra, devisee*, m at***, leg", •ttea, or other* claiming under Dolly T. Dent. Jtnnl* Dougherty, J, A. McDonald, M. a. McDonald and Otorg* w. Link, tod to any •nd all other partle* cl timing gar InlerMt In and to th* following deaertbad tend* *ttg. ated In Seminole County, Florida, to-wit: No. 1.—Ilaglnnlag 110 ft. W of th* NW cor of th* NWH of OBU o f IBM, Section 9. Town, ahlp 30 8., Rang* 80 ■ „ run S SFT f t , ■ lio ft., NEly along railroad right-of-way TOO ft., N 20 ft., W TT0 ft.) and also begtnolng at tha N cor. of the NE14 of tha BWU of th* BNU, SeeDon 9, Township 29 8 „ Rang* 20 N., run W 000 ft., 8 w 002K ■ 904 list tt,L n N ot* 202 k ft., B HO uw lie* a d l i eft., * m k«* a ----------fL. N 22414 ft., ft-, aend' th* SUM o f‘ th* NWK of tha BEK and th* EH of th* NBU of th* NWH of tb* HBH. and beilnntng 40 “ rods B _ 03 rods H of tb* NW cor of th* NWH of Um RRH, Section 0. Townablp 20 B, Rang* 80 E , ran W 120 rode, N 23 rods, I 40 rods, S 10 rods, K 80 rode to th* beilnnlnx. No. 2.—Ilegtnnlng 390 ft B of th* NW cor of th* NBH of the 8W H o f tha BBU. Section 9. Township 20 8., Rang* 80 B,, run ■ 200 ft , H S3 degreaa, 8 190 ft., to R. R. right-of-way, 8 01 degveaa, 30 Mia.. W along th* N aid* ot •aid <».. R. right-of-way to B. Une o f tha N l ot tha SWU of fie s Y u . W to th* 8W cor oi A Slid 10 scree, N 201 ft to tha beginning, No. S.—Beginning at a point o f lntersectiow of tb* B. Un* o f th* BWH o f th* INH, Sec­ tion 9, Township 90 B, Bang* SO run with N Una o f right-of-way ot th* 8. F. R. B., S SI along laid right-of-way lta degr***, 80 Min., f t , N 98 degr***, Mia., W 10* ft., ■ 110 ft. B 8 ft. No. 4.—Tb* IH of tb* N8 H of Um NWH «t the BWH. Section 9, Township 90 8„ Rang* SO No. 8.—NWH of tha NH of lot S.^factloo ». 0 Township 20 B., Rang* 80 No. 6.—Lot * of Section 9, Tbwuhlp 90 I., Lang* SO B. No. T.—Tha NWH Of tb* RWH Om RH af th* NBH), flaetlon 9, Township 20 B., Bang* SO B. No. 8.—Tha B 18 rd*. of tha NBH of tha BWH and tha H IB rod* of th* BWH of th* NWH of tb* 8EH, Section 9, Township 90 B, Rang* 80 B. No. NH of SH of lot 9, Beetion 9, Town­ ship 20 B. Rsog* 30 B. It appearing from th* sworn bill of complaint filed In this cause against you. that yon bava or claim some Interest In Ihs lands bsrelnabov* de­ scribed, therefore, you, tha said Dolly T. Rant, Jennie Dougherty, J. A. McDonald, M. A. Mc­ Donald. and Osorg* W. Link ars bsrsby required to be and appear before onr said circuit court at tha court house in Hanford, Florida, on th* Tlh day of November, A. 1). 1921, and (ban and there make answer to the bill of complaint ex­ hibited against you, otherwise a decree pro cosfeeen will he entered axalnet you. And ahy and all other partlea claiming any right, lllle or Interest In and to th* lands hareInshore described under, by, and through Itolly T. Kent, Jennie Dougherty, M. A. McDonald, J, A. McDonald and Oeorge W. Mnk or otliarwlaa, are hereby required to he and appear hefote our eald circuit court at the court house In Hanford, Florida on the 3lh day of December, A. I>. 1021, and then and there make answer to tie hill of complaint exhibited against said unknown parlies, olherwlee a decreo pro confreso will he entered agalnat eald unknown par­ tlea. It la ordered that thla notice be published In the Hanford Herald, a newspaper published In Hemlnole County, Florida, once a week for eight (H) weeks ae to the known partlea defendant, ami once a week for twelve (12) weeks as to the nnknown partlea defendant. IVItnrsa my hand and the seel of (he Circuit Court on this llie 30th day of August, A, I). 1921. (HBAI.) B. A. DOUUI.ARB, Clerk of the Circuit Court. Hemlnole County, Fla. (IBOIIOF. O. HERRING, Solicitor and Counsel foe th* Complainant. W . C. M orris, vs. S ta n le y H . A lle y n s , If liv in g an d If dea d a ll p a rtlo s o ln lm ln g In terest u n d or S ta n le y II. A lle y n e , d e ce a s e d , o r o th e r w ls o , In th o p r o p e r t y b e lo w d e ­ sc r ib e d , and F r a n k O. Ilon ch . If l i v ­ in g , nnd If doad a ll p a r t ls s c la im in g In terest u n d er F r a n k O. R o a ch , d e ­ cea sed , o r o th e r w is e , In th o p r o p e r t y b e lo w (Inscribed. m uo u iu iiu u ini ile uy j II. it, m i u y/ nnut T ou th duofon diiiiiD n n ts,i m S ta A lle e, If liv in g , an d If dend to n il pn rtloe c la im in g In terests u n der S tn n nhloy II. A lle y n e , d ecea sed , o r o th e r w is e , In th e n ro n o rty b e lo w d e s cr ib e d , nnd FrnnK O, U on ch . If liv in g , nnd If doa d to a ll p a rtlo s c ln lm ln g In terests u n d er F ra n k O. R o a ch , d ecea sed , o r o th e r w is e , In th o fo llo w in g p r o p e r ty sltu n to In H em lnole C ou n ty , F lorld n , d e s cr ib e d ns: T h o H 1-t o f th o N W 1 -t o f N E 1 -t an d th o BE 1 -t o f HE 1 -t o f NE l - t o f N W 1 -t o f Hoc. IB, T w p . 21 8, II 29 E., c o n t a in in g 12 1-2 a cre s, m o re o r less. It Is h e re b y o r d o re d thnt y ou nnd eaoh o f you d o a p p e a r to th o h ill o f c o m p la in t h oroln riled on th o 2nd dny o f J a n u a ry , 1922 It Is fu r t h e r o r d o re d th a t t h * o r d e r o f p u b lic a tio n be p u b lish e d In tha Han­ fo r d H era ld , n n e w s p a p e r p u b lish ed In S a n fo r d , H em lnole C ou n ty , FI F lo r ld n , o n ce a w e e k f o r e ig h t c o n s e c u tiv e w e e k s. W lt n o s s m v hand and th e sea l o f A-lfttC th e sa id C ircu it C ou rt a t 8 a n fo r d , F lo r ­ ida th is 25th d a y o f O cto b e r, A. P. 1921. In tha Clroult Court of th* Sevanth Judlolal Cir­ (H E A L ) B. A. P O U O L A 88, cuit of Florida, In and for Bamlnola Coun­ C le rk C irc u it C ou rt. ty,—In Chancery. H om lnola C ou n ty , F la . Ily : V. B. D OU GLASS, D. C. CITATION ir M A SS E Y A W A R L O W , A t to r n e y s fo r C om p la in a n t. l l - 9 t o I.lllybel Haynes, Complainant, vs. Paul Haynes, Defendant. NOTICE! Tu Paul Haynes, Residence Unknown: It appearing from an affidavit filed In this Notice I* hereby given tint the Iloerd of Coun­ ty Commissioners In and for Bemlnole County, cause that you are a non-resident of the Slat* of florid*, at Ihelr next regular meeting to tie Florida, therefore, you Paul Haynes, are ordered required on the Bth day of December, A. D. hold in Sanford, Fla., on Nov. S, 1021, and IU2I, to appear to Ilia Idll of complaint exhibit­ a t 10 o'clock *. m., will receive hid* for t he pur- ed agalnat you In (Ida cause. cliaae of one car load of uietal culverta, or vltrlIt le ordered that this notice tie published In fled reiver pipe, epeclflrillnn may tie had hy ap­ the Sanford Herald one* a week for eight weeks. plication at the Clerk of the Circuit Court'a of­ WITNESS my hand and the era) of aald court fice, at Hanford, the Imard reaerve* the right to on this 3rd day of October, A. D. 1021. reject any or all blda. (HBAI.) B. A. DOUGLASS, IHKAI,) K. A. DOUGLASS, Clerk of the Circuit Court, O tic Clerk. Hemlnole County, Florida. GKO. A. DeCOTTES. Hollcttor and Counsel for Defendant. 8-9te Notice of Application for Tax Deed Under Section 575 of tho Gen­ eral Statutea of the State of Florida Notico is horoby given that Geo. E. Hunter, purchaser of Tax Certificate No. 30, dated the 2nd day of June, A. D. 1010, has filed said certificate in my office, and has made application for Tnx Deed to Isbuo in accordanco with law. Said certificate embraces tho following described property sit­ uated in Seminole County, Florida, towit: Lota 123 nnd 124 Sanford Heights. The Buid land being assessed nt the dato of the issuance o f such certificate in the nnmc of Unknown. UnlcsB Raid certificate shall bo re­ deemed according to lnw Tax Deed will issuo thereon the 28th dny of No­ vember, A. D. 1021. WITNESS my official signature and seal this the 20th day of Octobor, A. D. 1921. (SEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS, Clerk Circuit Court, , Semlnolo County, Fin. 10-fltc Dy A. M. WEEKS, D. C. NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR DISCHARGE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notico is hereby, given" that I, ns nssigneo of J. B. Lawson, trading nnd doing business as J. B. Lawson Mo­ tor Compnny, will on tho 0th dny of December, 1021, or ns soon thereafter as convenient, will present my final account and vouchers to .the Honor able James W. Perkins, at DoLnnd, Florida, or whorovor ho may at that timo bo, for approval and ask for final discharge ns such assignee. VANCE E. DOUGLASS, ABsignco J. B. Lawson Motor Co. DICKINSON & DICKINSON, Attorneys for Assignee. 11-flU In Clroult Court, 7th Judicial Clroult, SamlnaU County, Fla.—In Chancary BILL TO QUIET TITLE t'arrla W. Speer, Complainant, va. Arthur J. Ixiyle, at al. Defendant. TO ALL PKRHONH CLAIMING ANY INTER­ EST IN THE FOLLOWING DBBORIBBD LAND, to-wlt:— Lota 2 and 4 of lllock 34; and Lota 3 and * of Block 33. of Mallonvllla, aa par plat record­ ed In Plat Rook 1, paga 120, Hemlnol* County Record*. You are hereby required and ordered lo ap­ pear bafora our Circuit Court at th* Court Uoaaa in Hemlnole County, Florida, on the first Maoday In Itacember, 1021, to answer tha bill a f complaint filed agalnat you, and therein fall not, elaa atm* will b* taken as confessed, to ha followed by final decree. II la further ordered that thl* nodes b* pub­ lished lu the Sanford Herald, a newspaper pabllaheil In Hemlnole County, Florida, once eaeb week for twelve week*. Wltneee my hand and the seal of aald Coart. August is, 1021. (HBAL) B. A. DOUOLASS, Clerk Circuit Court, Beuiluole County, Flo. DICKINSON ft DICKINSON, Solicitors for Complainant. 1-lSto NOTICE OT MASTER’S BALE Notice la hereby glveu that under and 1 virtue of a final decree of foreclosure ami aa entered In that certain caua* pending In the Cl cult Court of the Heventh Judicial Circuit of tl Stale of Florida, In and for Hemlnol* County, Chancery, wherein Georgia B. Granger Is tl complainant, and Delia M. Ilrown. and L. Drown. Lillie Tumhlln Tyner and W. O. Tya« Arrl* Kllxabeth Tumhlln, Alice May Tumhlln a: 'Irorgr A. Tumhlln ara defendants, entered < the nth dey of October, A. I». 1021, the folio: lng described real estate lying and being Hanford, Semi da County, piorlda, will be *o at public outcry to (be highest and bast bldd for cash, before the Court House Door In Sa ford, Florida, during the legal hours of sale, < Hie first Monday In November. A. D. 1921, It b lng (he 7th day of said month, to-wlt: Lot Oi It), of lllock Right (g) of Tier Right (!) a cording to K. |(. Trafford'a Map of tha Ton of Hanford Florida, to satisfy tha decree • lered In aald caiue, Terms of sal*: cash, HCHBI.LB MAINE-!, Special Mast* B- F. IIOUHIIOLDER, Attorney for Oomplt, 7-01 NOTICE OF BALE Notice le hereby given that under and ly v Die of a decree of foreclosure and sal* laaul out of the Circuit Oourt of th* Heventh Judlcl Circuit of Florida, In anti for Hemlnole Count In a cans* therein pending wherein William Aldridge U complainant and Tlioi, l>. Kaaarol lliwa T. D. Kaaaroff, hi* wife, T, J. Miller ai William llollionily, are defemlanta, I win 'nr< for a.!* and will sell to th* highest and b< bidder for rash al th# front door of the Cm lloute In Sanford. Hemlnole County, Florida di lug the legal hours of vale. Mou.laV N NOTICE vemher 7th, 1931, the eatne being a iSglf'e.l Nolle* 1* hereby given tbit the Ilo»nl of day, the following devrrllied real ealate altuau County Oommlritoneri In and lor Hemlnole Coca- £ ; » • » « > l>*ln£ ln Seminole County, Florid ty. Florida, will reee've hid* at their next rag ular meeting to la held Tueeday, November 8th, 1021, at 10 o'clock, a. in., In the Court llouee.at On«?»“ VwtW?.0.,r,V ,BV*> of «h* Northwe rf* qA*. of *he Nor theMt Quirt Hanford, Fla., (or ona car of uietal culvert*, or I N P U ? of Fiction Thirty.Two (83). TimnaV vitrified aewer pipe, eliee from 12" to 21", tame Bait*CD pj” 1**1 ,,u R>< “ f Range Thlrty-Oi to lie delivered In Hanford, Fla. Eaat (31 B), conlulnlng ten (10) acre*, mor* Hoard reeervee the right to reject any or all hide, JOHN O. LBONARDY, H. A. DOIKD.ASS. Clerk llo-rd or County Commit- OEOROK O. UERRINO. ln w> k * ' s-9te sinner*. Hemlnole County, FU, Solicitor for Complainant. . . ,ll �"• <■■ ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■a . . no ant Fashionable Dress Ginghams Serviceable Flannettes Plans for new Gingham Gowns are quite in order these days and never were Ginghams more attractive or better suited to every need. Here are new patterns in popular col­ or combinations and a quality which promls- J es to launder with entire satisfacQ Q a ! tion.. Priced low for this selling, yd.. m O \ * t Dress Gingham, 19c Yard Special Apron Ginghams. ■ These popular fabrics may be chosen in eith- J er large or small checks, staplo or novelty ■ plaids. They make up very readily into good ■ looking dresses for women and children, un- j fading colors and a close even weave, which ■ will look well after tubbing, | Q A S y a r d ...................................................... J L v V [ s This comfortable, downy finished cloth has many uses. Excellent fo r warm crib com­ forters, as well as for children’s night gowns and sleepers, underwaist and petticoats. In clean looking patterns and plain col- A O p ors. Excellent value at, yard......... m O v For regulation gingham dish aprons o f which one needs a good supply or for neat coveralls which serve as excellent substitutes for house dresses. Women are always eager to take advantage o f good values in apron ginghams nnd here nro ginghams o f serviceable quality and in neat checked blocked patterns 4j EZg* at a saving price. Now priced, yd.... l t f v Every day is money saving day in this store during this sale. Here | are a few notable examples that we take pleasure in submitting j to you. Remember these are QUALITY GOODS sold at prices j lower than the ordinary, and only a few o f the hundreds o f values j we are offering you in this general sale. s We* Are Overstocked and the Merchandise Must Go! ! ’ f x xy i xt T f i T f T ? f T ■ ■ MEN’S FOOTWEAR ■ J We carry the season’s latest styles and leathers, in 3 wide, medium and pointed toe. You may choose g “ With their noat 1 your preferred“ last‘ among them, appearance and long wearing qualities— here are unusual values— $8.45 [ $7.95 3 W. L. Douglass $12.00 Shoes, now ........................................ W. L. Douglass $10.50 Shoes, now ........................................ f ? f Big lot W. L. Douglass Oxfords to go at substan­ ■■ tial reduction. I $6.95 [ |WjBO Work Shoes...................................$3,95 3 t ■ I | Men’s Shoes. $8.60 value. ■ ■ f T ? T t t T t ■ H eavy Work Shoes, y y y y f f y y x y y y y ? y y y y y y y j| | 2 9S ■ % ■ ■ $8.45 to ■ $22.45 UNDERWEAR ■ Elnstic Seam Uunderweav ■ now " 1 ■ Men's Ribbed Underwear, ■ 2-piece, each .................. ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ CHOICE SMALLER RUGS 85c 3 85c [ 75c | 69c Children’s Union Suits, n o w ............................... tallies’ Ribbed Vests and Pants, each ............................ Conservative Patterns Many rooms look best when furnished with several smaller rugs of similar coloring and design. Here you may choose rugs of this sort at moderate prices. Here, too, are rugs to fit in “ between the doors” and awkward g S S . priced’ f f i T *? “ “ " betW“ n th° AND UP WORK CLOTHING, Our entire stock o f work clothing, which is one of the largest in this vicinity, will all be sold at a big reduction. We haven’t space to begin to list it. HOTEL WARE MEN'SXHATgj ■ ■ CHILDREN’S s School Shoes for the girls le something that you ■ _ need now and this sale affords you an opportunity ■ that you should not pass up to supply your needs a in this line: ■ GIRLS’ Shoes, black and tan, values to $5.00, now S BOYS’ AMERICAN SCOUT % SHOES, now ..................... $1.95 3 $4.80 $3.50 a $4.20 $4.80 $3.60 r* * 8 Of O f Serviceable Material Which Will Not Crack A fresh new stock o f new shades. h en wOfmaterials, with automatic Now A fresh stockOof f firm, shades. firm, heavy materials, with5 automatic s■ roller and coppered ends. With brackets and nails. fit 4 A A SHOES s Good values ...................................................................................... $ ! • * ! « / PRETTY CUPS AND SAUCERS • If you have broken the cups which go with your dinner set, replace them with these. Simple banded designs, attractive in themselves and suitable for use with dishes of almost any pattern. fit 4 M CE Set o f s i x .......................................................................................... $3,45 3 One needs so many cups and saucers and when you see these dainty patterns want to buy an extra half dozen. Clear, flawless China, simple and $2.95 you’ll artistic decorations. Set of fit 4 six for p n ly ........................................................................................ i 9 Whether it is a question of making service­ able little wash suits or school dresses or trim looking frocks for herself, these fine chambrays will recommend themselves to tho home sewer. Close even weave and will iron with a high lustre. Standard widths; O ’! wanted colors, y a r d .......... ................. ■ ■ Ladies* Sweater Coats, were 0 Q Q ff ■ ■ Ladies’ Silk Sweaters, n A A f ' 9 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ s s■ a a $8.95 a LADIES’-* SILK HOSIERY $2.79*■ Ladies' Full Fashioned, pure thread silk hose, were $8.50, now ..t(VAI«fi « / ■ Silk Hose, perfect weave and shape. These aro a wonderful buy at..... ■ : $2.00 Silk Hose, reduced ■ ■ to ............... ...................................... ■ ■ ■ $2.19 3 $1.69 \ We Have Many More in Cheaper Grades —— — [ Dozens of Other Values We i j Haven’t the Space to List j ■ — — — g ..................................................... . . . . . a Beautiful quality at yd. only..25c All-Wool Serge ■ Special Cambric Muslin Floral and Oriental Designs Women who make their own undergamfbnts These new patterns will appeal to you at will take instant advantage of this opportun­ once. In Florial and Oriental designs, and ity to Bave. This fine weave cambric muslin chosen with an eye to pleasing color combi- • haa ft special soft finish which makes it easy nations. to sitch. Cambric muslin, extra width, yard ! PRICED at— | Q Curtain Scrim “Well Chosen Cretonnes 35c value, y a r d ........................28c 30c value, y a r d ........................24c ■ ■ ■ $1.45 ■j Fine Chambrays cxtra wi,lth' yard...................... ..........................25c Linine, yard‘ ■ y y y ‘A*!?, here for your inspection. We're ready to serve you in making your selection. Included are the most popular rugs— Wool Tapestry, Cornwall Velvets, Kretonncs, Woolen Fibre, Crex, Congoleum and in fact most any that you can mention, in choice of desirable patterns and sizes. Rugs of lasting quality whose worth will be proved by years o f service. Values to $35.00. Priced from— | JULIETS, elastic sides, value $2.50, ■ Now .................................................... J y r FULL SIZED BLANKETS ! t8 y \ ■ CAREFUL consideration o f these values will point y wisdom of replenishing blanket supplies now, y ■S the for not often in a season are full sized blankets ofy | fered at so low a price. Woven of excellent quality 8 y | yam s; soft, deep nap insures unusual warmth; 8■ y X i blanket ends are carefully finished. SPECIALLY ■ t S’ $8.95 3 $6.95 j $3.15 [ x y y y y y X y y y y y y y y OUR NEW RUGS AND CARPETS ■ Very Best Quality, Neat Border Design ■ ■ LADIES' SHOES Cups and Saucers, ■ $8.00 Hats, reduced ■ to ........................ Dozen ....... ■ We have a shoe for every person, one thnt will suit 6inch Plates, every individual lusle. All styles and colors: ■ Columbia Hat, Stetson style, Dozen ....... ■ now ...................................... ■ 7inch Plates, W. L. Douglass $11.00 Shoes, Many Other Values We Can’ t List Dozen ....... Now .............................................. * ■ Oyster Bowls, W. L. Douglass $9 and $10 Shoes, ■ SWEATERS Dozen ....... ■ Now .............................................. Soup Bowls, Men's Sweaters, $2.00 value, W. L. Douglass Comfort Shoes, Dozen ....... Now Now .................................................... ^ Now ■ Oatmeal Dishes, QM ffA 5 .................................................... ^ SPECIAL LADIES’ KID SHOE, ■ Dozen .......................................................... ............................... 2 Boys’ Cotton Sweaters, 0 4 Now ..................................................■ Cream Pitchers, / | A 5 Now .................................................... | s 3 | ? Boys* $5.50 Suits now ....$3,95 Boys' $10 Suits now.........$6.95 Boys’ $15.00 Suits n o w ...................................................... $10.45 Boys' Overcoats and Mackanaws........................$6.95 to $9.95 | a This group, specially priced, fr o m .................. ....$4.45 to $25.50 | ? ? ’I These suits will please you from the linings out. Boys are proud to wear them because the t: !m fit and general good style are so satisfying. Mothers will note with approval the excellent service-giving qualities o f the materials and the care­ ful tailoring which provides for longer wear, as well as for good appearance. Pres­ ent prices offer a definite saving. j* FOR LADIES’, MISSES' AND CHILDREN— These new arrivals are striking ex] amples o f style and o f the practical economy o f our lowered pi-ices. Models are in { favored materials; new and original in design and yet associated with every-day m S wear and service. Since thele are very unusual values, this worthy opportunity ■ ■ will have the immediate attention o f every woman, misses and child in the neigh- J jj borhood. DON’T MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY. t t BOYS’ SUITS OP EXCELLENT QUALITY • SPECIAL LOT BEAUTIFUL COATS 3 Neat, well liked patterns for house dresses and school blouses. These percales iron with a high luster because tho weave is so even— indeed many women find this quality a sat­ isfactory substitute for more expensive shirt­ ing weaves in making tailored A A A waists and men’s shirts. Y a r d ....... Indian Head Bleached Muslin A Arm, even weave and bleached snow white. Useful in so many different ways for home sewing that many women will buy this good quality muslin by the bolt at this <f price. Yard ................................. 1 /C JMMNM SPECIAL ON SHEETS AND PILLOW CASES AVENUE 3 Here are sheets and pillow cases o f a quality which you will take pride in owning. Of firm woven ma­ terials with a linen-like finish. Hqms are wido and neatly turned. SHEETS, 81x90, each ..................................... DEPARTM ENT STORE 1 213-215 S A N F O R D 95c This material, with its many uses, of course, needs no description. It is priced A f ^ very low for this sale. Yard........... A V V Percales in Lights and Darks KANNER’S 86-in. wide, black, nuvy and brown, wonderful value, at y a r d .................. PILLOW CASES, each ................ . mi E71I $1.65 3 23c .VJTS �*v**'5^rvr<v > A . ' v * - ,« r * r ,4 ’ ‘' *v ^ V ’V ’ rtr**' *< * r *1‘ ■*:• TH E SANFORD W EEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 11,1921 ------ ----- ------ A w Aimh ;> y r t L & r.tfP / - - ENTERTAINS AT BRIDG1 ( --- ------- P. 0. if.* _ _ _ _ _____ __ WONJftNOm HiLiJ miu, in i a Mrs. IS. S. Baumel was the gra (Fr*B WWZ*M»y*V'D»im'I' hostess last evening at a bridge par­ O. B. Snjlth'. represented^Tallahas­ WiAhjTEp—Ydung, •cojir. Must i ty at her homo on Sanford Heights. see hero yeateidgy. x .< • ■ . ,, J* H. m SThere being threo tables of players. Mai. R. R. Allyn, o f Tampa,‘ Is iriihQ'elty 18-kle Quantities Of : lovely roses were ar­ a * transacting bukinass and mingling BEE,MTS. tistically: used 4n decorating the ION for all kTndTJa MOST AMBITIOUS PROGRAM WAS with frionda, ’* ‘ hauling. rooms where the card tables were ar­ ~ 31-tfe OUTLINED1FOR CLUB Wo can lave you snopey. on ,a.bat­ Commencing Today, November 9th,, and ranged. ........ WORK 14-ltp WANTED^—Doltsito).dress for ChristA vory absorbing gnmo of bridge tery.— IIof-Mac Battery Co. mas* For full information, address lasting one week We will put on a H. W. L)eHc.rt'wn*. a ibualness visi­ ^ -* • * •I -T* v*-.r f • |. was .played- The prize for high score Mrs rs. L. R. Mitchell, Box 04, Oviedo t .*VII».r| V ».!,*! ; 1.1 ».'F;X>| -»! i '• ( » • • T h . s i i S u ' r d ' ^ ’ c T S 'h c ld . nvAbnk the IftdiCs was made by MnT. tor here' yesterday from the “ City Fla: 9. . •■•••*••• ;.*i •***■; •• . .. . .. , y » . .t SPECIAL SALE OF A LL OUR LINE OF night‘fnerting-last n ig h t-it the Val-1G.-D. Hart, who was given s lovely Beautiful/’ .. ;,,v . ’ I v V i c i ? -FOR SALE dcs Hotel and this feature will bo part corsage. G. D. Hart making high Real army work shoes, $0.60--* , # •„t .MILLINERY ., of thi* regular'program 'every month.1 scoro am’ong'.thfc men was presented Thrasher St, Garner. . . * 18-ltc FOR SALE--N o. 8171 West First 8t * I * • *" * • - . — Tho night meetings’ give the' busy linen handkerchiefs: ’ Mr. and Mrsi, Samuel Getzer, of • - Eight rooms-and -bath. For prfee j; Ik LOOK A T THESE SAVINGS: 'Followlhg tho car’d game Mrs. B«u- Bushnell, are spending some time here and terms, write box 782, Dayton*, momhors more time to eat and talk over tho program nnd more'tlhto to mel iftArted a tempting salad coune at the Montezuma. All Hats that were $20,00, HOW;;;......;;;;..;..... 1.............$15.00 __________________ v W w»« -- . I(mh . 4 1 I /I t T «t Ki.iiJ|>| .• ~ "iO-lfe - . -— . ... All-H ats- that'-were 10.00, n0Wnsm»Rrannv.w«m»mto 10.00- sing and do stunts and Xh» last -Tues­ and coffee. sixth STKrirr rAtnr-snor,-T: s. IST Rub-My-Tism for Rheumatism; Among those enjoying Mrs. BguinaDiccr. Order* promplls. UKUtfd. Kttb. day night of* each month hereafter All Hats that were 10.00, now.................................... 7.50 .1 < 13-16tc f«ctlon « c t l nm»*r«nt—d. n *a *r«U *2 ^ _^ will be a *meietlt?g nlght.r '•The"other mol’s hospitality were: Mrs^.Henry All Hats .th at w erer^ 7*^°»rpftw.......... ..................... • • • • 5,00 f \Y. W. SmAll and Mlsa M. P. Small •Qunaiwpalred*ac.di kajrs (fitted, t t i V I Wight, Mr. arid Mrs. G. Di HsktfiB«r. 3 meetings will* be Tuesday lit(npon as <of Cherryficld, were1 registered at j McAlexander at Rinea' Electrical All Other Hats Reduced Accordingly in tho past. The meeting last night nnd Mrs. S. M. Lloyd/ Miss Sara tho Montezuma Monday. Store. 11-atp had no set program but Prcsldont Wight, Percy Mcro, Frank Grayam, u ifr-n s-ii t r u r xtj !»*■ • A.*-H. Marker'and wlfh nnd O. A". 'ATTENTION, CELERY GROWERS! Stevens callod for committee reports Miss Ruth Kr.nner nnd Mrs. Franlc Jozsnnd, -of -Montpolier,. N. D., are * W« M vo just received a cayload of Akers. i > I'jAnd fo r plihs for tho future and1 " 'spending some time hero at the Yellow Jacket sprayers, price of sutn Juft -. ---------------------------with a hearty response.- JuUgo Montezuma. ;'.caeh, l^ port cent fielf*; ;,last year’s If JuSt rurAived/Wiw.:lot. good'wrmy holder gave a report of tho s' .'4 m rtii.-a o « ^ i . •il•/.?.» * .JL il ■i.if * meoting nt Orlando and cosiplimen' blenWoti, $3.48 is our-prices iil “ Where Style, is Essential and Dependable" td the Sanford club upon their at­ — g-tat values for the • li| ,n* ’in •r I .1 ! *i ji| tendance and also gave an outUf&'bf Thr&sher C: ” arner. - J , 'V ■*->■.» «/\M >: (First National Bank Annex) nlsh six Volt Batteflea at $24»60r Ws several 'measures that ho wouJd 'lfltir l^Tflf. n-U fi’i 1 111 V 3U pry «*r'«I M l.. Brenda Morrison.left Monday ^ , au/ : oncbU1, o l roc>..r8o nnd ro­ ft* w i#*V'4L to boo tAlcen1up. Donne Turner?vii- ATTEND RECEPTION AT WINTER tor Dnytonn. B en ch j»b .ro ..h e ...w lll ,t „ u,m<kM Bn t t .r le ..- R .y Broth. PARK ways prolific o f ideas, also had soVspend some time With Dr. nnd M rs.1 ___r40 * „ C-tfc crnl among them being tho White N. lie V. Howard nt ,hot. L'otlinio., I hono ° 48(Frum W eSdetdA y'* hilly) EVERY WEEK BRIDGE CLUB. SEMINOLE b h lD f a E " *V Way" on the Take front boulevardA.*'' Mrs. F. W. Shepard, of Winter Park Boys’ Nik Suits, 0 to 10 years nt | STRAYED 2 light Jcrsoy CLUB ENTERTAINED. It was decided to back the white entertained nt a brilliant rucoption nt $d.00; Boys' Nik Suits, M . t o - 18 ’ ( 2 1; cowfl* one buthond nnd ono with 7 •»n ' iuu. a ■’ Ou •i ..... ,,TM' ,nrttJ, ftW Ar*i d. ii,) Way, look after the neody children, the Woman's Club IIouso at Winter Members of tho Every Week Bridge Jora°y « ow “ nd 1 l,urk (From Thur»d»jr'i Dtlljr) have a municipal Christmus treo in Park complimenting Mrs. Park Tram­ 2 pair of pants), $ 1 2 .0 0 .-T h r « a h c r * '1" >H18i 1 Garner • 18-ltc ;JorHuy ycnrlln«* Finder please notiMr*.-' Hownrd P. Smith wns tho Clnh wefe qhnrmlngly' entertained Central Park, locate a permanent uthmell. •'charming hostess yesterday iiftcrrfoon yesterday afternoon by Mrs. G. F. States Attorney George A. Do-|fy «* C‘ Dav‘8* Lockhnrt, Fla., and letic field for tho high school, con­ ;r li-itp Among thoso front Snnford attend­ Cottcs is busy this week with tho ses­ 1receive reward. Smith, nt her home on Magnolia ave­ 'ht a bridge pnrty nt her home oi, San­ tinue tho good work of tho Boy Scouts, ing this delightful affair vitro: 'Mrs. sion uf tho circuit court nt DeLnnd FOH S A L E —80 a c r e s o f land, SB acre* :i'.: • * 1 . 11 ford Height#, ivhen sho entertnined nue; assist in tho library work, ready f o r ptbW, 10 acres b fo k o n up, rOI*, tako iiiKu » Gi Wt Bailey, Mrs. R. L. Grif/'n, Mrs. for Volusia county. Several vory im­ tho mombetb'of ‘the Seminole Bridge Tho house wns beputifuliy decor­ fn lr ly g o o d - h o u s o o n ,,p la c e , chlckon prominent part in all work tor tho j B<lI!terby M„ . R. L. shinholsor nnd h ou so. etc. F r u it trees. M ile fr o m the ’Club nnd n few oxtrn guests. There ated with quantities o f lovely red And hoys o f the city nnd other municipal |M„ AIfred Lnj#. . ! portant cfiBos will como before tho p o s t o fflc e , h a lf m ile fr o m r a ilr o a d . On n a l. G ood co ll. A d d re e e K ir b y Oiwhito roses. ' Bai&otn of these frng. affaire. A collection wns nsked for tho being threc"ta1)lfs o f players. grand jury nmong them some of the ca t c o e , nt O ateen, ■>)'■ ■ i ll-ltp * A prdftifc)dh of bright yollow dais­ rant flowbts were artistically arrang­ children’s Home and a big donution so-cnllcd Ku Klux Klan. n o tic e to mho o w n rcnsi fififi quickly relieves a cold. 13-lGtc ies wore used in docorntlng the rooms ed in the rooms where the card tables wns mndo that will ho fonvutdod at FOUND— lie d b o a r h o g , r ig h t car out. O w n or c a n . h a v e Bams b y c n llln f Ruh-.My-Tism, a pain killer. 13-lGtc (From Thursday'* Dally) where tHd card tAbles were arranged. were pinccd.' r ' Christmas tlmo '-and bo ono o f the nnd p a y in g fo r dn m n ao d o n e by ho* The mnny friends o f Miss Agnes 11 -ttc N IC K :Z K n N O V A& A very interesting ftnmo of bridgo presents on the Municipal Christmna 1 Tho p l W 'f o r top score was given BRIDGE PARTY FOR SALE]— Cnbbngc plants, $2.00 Berner will regret to Jearn that she is M rs.’john C. Smith, this being tho in­ wns played during tho afternoon nnd treo. * 1 1 I* '■ per 1,000) express collect add 30c confined to her homo by Illness. dividual ’’ shit1dishes nnd spoons, nnd Mrs. C. M. Vorcc making high score, Mino Host Campbell had prepared (From W*dn«»d*y'* Dally) per 1,000 postpnid. Orders, shipped Edgnr McBridgo nnd Mr. Brooks, of — the cat prize, a dainty vanity powder wns awarded n box of correspondence a fine dinner In which Key West The members of the Social Depart­ day received.— Dorris Plant Co., Vall crawfish'were featured'nnd thA mem­ ment 'of tho Woman’s Club Wore do- Mnrshville, N. G., arrived-this mombox, wns won by Mrs. F i^l ‘DalH^r. 1 cards.-*•' y- •* do8t«,,(gs, ,|h,t , ( 1l-4tp in.,* and nro tho guests of ‘ ho former’s A tempting snlnd course waH served bers of tho Rotary Cliib voted tho lightfully entertnined nt A bridge At'flve o’clock- the entd tables were npclo nnd aunt, Mr. nnd Mrs. W. J. E ’OR SALE!— Ono good mare, regis­ laid 'with dainty covers nnd n delic­ by tho hostess following tho nWard- night sAssion ono of the host in tho party, with' Mrs. George G. Herring tered Poland Chinahogs. Whito McBride. ; ious snlnd course with hot chocolate, ing of the prize. Mrs. M. II. Mabry hlstoty o f 7the1 club. Snnford Itotnr- as hostess. There being twelve ta­ Mrs. George Rice arrived Tucsdny Leghorn cockerels (English strain) Joined thd guest for refreshments. wns served. irtWs recognize tho value of the word llies of players. evening from Worchester, nnd other Dressmaking.— Mrs. W. V. Phillips, ' Plnylhg cards were: Mrs. Forrest "service” nnd nro striving to livo up J( Antong tile guests wet'd:' Mrs. FlenTho club rooms were benutifully 12-4tp plncus in i Massachusetts where sho Osteen, Fla. Imko, Mrs. J. E. Iinrrctt, Mrs. A. R. ry Purdon, Mrs. J. B. I^iwson, Mrs. to it ovory dny. dccornted with n profusion of lovely spent the summer, nnd will he with E'OR SALE]—Coal oil heater, $3.60; ‘ John C. Smith, Mrs. Robert’ Hines, Key, M b . C. M. Vorcc, U n . W . J. autumn cut flowers. * her daughter, Mrs. Raymond Key, for electric table stoves, $12.50 value, "■Miss Thelma Frazer, Mrs. Ben Cns- Thigpen, Mrs. W.-E. Watson, Mrs. L. Of exceptional interest wus tho for $7.00, in perfect condition. 418 'well, M M Annn 'l/iu, Huff, o f Atlnn- C. Kolb and MIhs Mary Irvin. game of bridge played during the <kf the winter. • ‘h • - ______ Mr. and Mrs.. Roy Symes ,of Win­ Magnolia. “ 13-tp •vta; Mrs. Archic'bcttB, Mrs. Ed Betts, tornoon. Mrs. Henry Purdon muk}ng ^ ~ ------= # = = = a 13-15tc ‘ Mrs. Howard Ovoriin, Mrs. A. W. Lee To prevent a cold take 666. Fot 'those who are in need of n rem­ 1high scoro wnH awarded a crumb tray ter Park, nro in tho city today calling = RED CROSS ROLL CALL. edy for kidney troubles and bncknche, nnd brush whilo the eut prize, a dain­ on their mnny Sanford friends. pnd Mrs. FfOd Dnigor. BETTER SPEECH FOR ' i i b >n - ir* r ' •/ li it is>k good plan to try Doan’s Kid­ ty hand-made handkerchief wns won' -i Mr, nnd >MrsJ.Fred Wnlsman have f’ r • The American Logion will hov* rented tho' Dadd.-homo on Magnolia •• BETTER SCIIOOl^L. ney 'Pills. They arc strongly rccora- by Mrs. C. M. Vorce. *** New lot of Gray Artay Rlabkets, »;•>•» charge of the Ited Cross Roll CnILfcr j* mendod by Snnford people. Ask your At tho conclusion of the:cnrd game avenue, for the .season. -' Wonderful values at $8.48. Army Mrs. ,N. L. Andrews, from Ornhgo this-year, and-Lieut. J, C. llutclmmn the hostess assisted by Miss Mnry 'Cots, good as now nt $3.50.—Thrash­ 1 It has been said that if our schools neighbor! Mrs. J. Meisch, GOO First St., Sun- Irvin nnd Mrs. C. R. Kirtley served a City* is 'visiting her brother, W. T. is county chnirmnn. They :*re sock­ er Si Garner, * . 18-ltc would rise to their opportunity ai)d ‘X-L— x 3 j ---------11 ruble English Into nrculture worthy o f fbr(l,(>Says: “ Tho experience I had delicious snlnd courea and coffee as Hearth uud>iamily, this week. . ing annual memberships-nt>$1.00 per CHO CIIOHEALTH CI.OWN. .. Louis* .Mathe vs, of Alnbnma, is memhor. The canvass will ho con­ its qualities, there seems no reason with Doan's Kidney Pills warrants me refreshments. , making his headquarters ut the Monte­ ducted in the next ten days.. why it should not becomo tho univars* in recommending them highly. Thoy , , ■(Frtm Tiit*"i*y'i Silly) The mnn who wenrs the Florshclm zuma while-:tranpnctitig business here. •' Tho work of tho Red Cross is ton nl 'medium of civilization "fo r '* tHe are a fine remedy for kidney trouble Cho Cho/lhe.houlth clown, will bo R. L. McKcrtzle,- of Jacksonville, well known to need explanations or world. But Hie scliools cannoti uc- arid if used properly will sgrely do Shoe is reluctant to try any other At r horo''Wednesday, November lflth, nt cnmplish such u result slnglc-halidetl. golul Work. I had just recovered from uny price, so well plensod is ho with representing Kclly»Springflcld Tiro defense., In tinm of pcaco as well as ' tho high‘ school ftbih' 0 to 10 o'clock. Everybody must help. "Everybody who an uttnek of the grip when my kid­ the fine-style and long wear of Flor- Co., Is In tho city calling on his local war, it continuously pursued its min­ ‘ “ ‘At this'meeting wti.want all the little istry to the unfortunate. h prays for a better Amerlcn—whether neys began 1 tb 'bother mo nnd1‘iny shoihis. All styles $10.00 at Thrash customers. " ' tots, whether thoy nro o f school age or ••• 13- itc The support of.citizens of-the coun­ Mr. und i M rs.' normun Steele are in school or out, whether a profes­ hack pained intensely. Reading, an ad­ or Si Garnor’a. ‘ .not, tof thoy nro big enough to onjoy rejoicing over tho hrrivnl of a flno ty is requested. Tho following wns sional man, a shop girl, or n mother vertisement of Donii’s Kidnoy Pills, I a dow nV • SURPRI8E PARTY. hoy at their home Inst night—came for adopted by tho American Legion: of a family— should coopornte to Vaisi began ot tuko them. L was vory much •»> There is no admission for children, the'standard nnd improve the quality plcus&J with tho results.” Armistice dny—nnd'his Iprotid papal I -Resolution- adopted by -American adult!*, 25 c e n t ! . " * ''4 *’ * (From WadBMday't Dally) Hasn't Suffered Stnco o f our speech.” Tho schools', through feels even better than ho did in Legion In Nntionnl Convention, Kan­ AlIThildren are requested to seat.In ” A fnrewdjl slirpriso'party was givThi above statement was givoh May • their'students, are now attempting to France three 1years ago, When tho sas City, Mo.j Nov.'2,-1021 ?» '‘ the frohit seats and the adults, in the 21, 1011, nnd on March 10, 1018, Mrs. en nt the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. arouse your interest nnd to enlist your Armistice wns signed.1' “ ■ '- 1 ■ Whereas,- Tho 'Americnn Red Cross ’ ‘-rear,- so timt the tots can lienr and Meisch said: "1 have had no'need for Alitchcll;' In honor o f Mr. rind Mrs. T, support. Will you holpT . J. ‘H. Welidler. of tho Winter Park rendered vnlinnt nnd unfailing service Doan’s Kidneyr.Pills since endorsing E. Spoor, who are lohvlng thls week see Cho-ChO. V.j , i -Hi* f, c. Post, wns in the* city today making a to the scrvico men o f America during •. , . . thorn In 1314. Tho good they did me to make tholr homo In tXkeland. ’ The -U Fhmi1’l ( . t o 12 6ho Cho will b« gt . ii call a? the Herald' offico where ho is the war nnd Again we sny, sec us for your gen­ hAb proven lasting.” °ih o grummur school for tho grammar evening was apent In teiliqg’ jokes, getting*some-typo -set until his new ,rWhercns, Tno Ameffcrin Rcd'Cresi erator, starter and magneto troubles. Priec GOc, nt all dealers. Don’t sim­ music, nnd singing. After which, school students,'only. battery of machines arc ready. Tho is now cooperntlhg to ‘the dullest ex* — IIof-Mac Battery Co. 14-ltp ply nsk'V ir'n' 'kidney remedy— get *. ,'.’i , . thoy 'were ushered' into ■tho dining Ponti^ TCiAnoy Pills—tho snine thnt room whero a bountiful supper was Post'will bo tho Florida Post after Rent With the AmeHenn Legion In its Get your Tnnlnc whero thoy’vo got 1 3 -irsla Mrs.'Meisch hud. 666 cures Chills nnd Fever. Fostor-Milburn Co. served buffet style, consisting of sql- January‘firsthand will ho n stnto Re­ efforts to obtain immediate1nnd ridr•It.— Union Pharmacy.— Adv. publican dally paper. quntc relief for disabled scrvico mm Mfrs., Buffalo, N. Y.—Adv. nds, sandwiches, fruit, cake nAd hot nnd ’ * •' Jos. B. Wilson, of Virginia, is •nr:.' *t?* r*r u »<»***♦<*«**»' * ■ A v 'th'oeolnte. ThA table arris’ beautiful, ; « ^ M > * + + » + + + + » + * » + » 4 * 4 * + * * 4 4 » » + + + » 'M » + + + + + + ♦ ♦♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦»♦ spending Borne time hero nt.thc Mon­ n "WhSreaerTHo American Red CroJs POOR ENGUSII DOESN’T PAY having ns a center piece, n largo boutezuma. is now nppcnling to tho American AT S. H* 8., THIS WEEK, qtlet o f ]love]y roses. Those present A.\ 1 y ip o . * v.*’ ir 1 a r:< t a ■■ uf llc'fOFiiopp’ort nec6'dsriry'*o carry out w.*a to' enjoty this happy o'ccnslriu, Were: NOTICE. Us inilendiiV work,-therefore ho it1 "Ain't is coating all of its devotees Mr. nnd Mrs. Speer, Mr. nnd Mrs. ‘ ’Resrilvtll1That 'the1A/nbrlcnn Leg* n penny for ench of its appearances Hodglns, .Mr. and Mrs. Robbins, Mr. T' r U i c > at High'School this wook, But nnd Mrs.’i Mitchell AsH family, Mes- To "'Ail ' Hunters nnd Sportsmen of loiV;ln convention’ nssriiUbled endorse U Jtl Semlnolo County: c. * the’ Roll Call o f ’ thif' AUirirlcnn Hcci "ain’t’ '’Ishnot tho'oftlj* rfi|irenS(ort put dntneA ' FerflKison, .Whittle, ’ 'HoWeli, v:v under thb lain during Bett6r%pcech Grow, ‘Alien, Huntley, Marsh, Wolfe, rUake this methrid of calling your Crb.ns nh<f call tipbn1 tbe’ strrvice men I attention Us the opening of the hunt* of America to'lend their Influence and Week. Every "I done It” la charged Tijlls and ^tompor. W, for nnd errerri'lH''fcrntmmni*; lironim, '.T7i0 guests dcpnrtcd nt n (nte hour, lng‘ Seris6n which comes on Sunday; host efforts-to the Roll Cnll in recog* •>a elation aml ’ennuncintiou os* well ns expressl/ig’thrbiselvcs ns hnving spen* November 20th, and it being a viola­ nltimvof se r/icc’thnt hnB been nnd i* *, ':<% «•*,.:« b .»/: 1 . i * ii K' .(.'.it tion of the Inw to hunt on Sundny, still hehig rendered." the Use'df objectionnlilo'slnng, nro ho- a delightful evening. Because, Mr. Farmer,-you can use <■ respectfully nsk thnt there ho no 1 ■ '■ r ing reported in English olusscs daily, "I ;7l'"t our facilities to your advantage. 13-lfitc he Seniors hnvo collected nt the rate ; "I linve token eight bottles of Ton- hunting done in Seminole comity on To hrenk n cold take flflfl. .t : J — :r thnt dny. However, then, is no Stnto .•» of oho cent nn error, something like Iritf1 arid have' rietuAlly gained f40 M *■:; sixty-seven cents during tho first of pounds ini'wcight:'hnd feel'better rind law thnt would prevent any one’ going A SOLDIER’S PRAYER. :.,U Our.buying capacity enables us to to different hunting grounds on thnt the week, whilo the Jurtibrs nro evi­ stikm^ur than I have felt befriro In *.«■;! A. J. Holder, of-Genova, ono o f tho supply, y x w C^tes,, Hampers, Insecdently not quite so ready to ho -(wonty-five years,” Hays O. Hi’ Ma- day; prepnrntory to-hunting the next *■ "nlntlcss" or "gonrm"-loBB nhd so hnvo haffy, of Nashville, Tenn.— Union Monday. I trunt every true sports­ few Confederate ' Veterans in Semi­ <2l * *t^ides, Fertilizers and supplies at a «■ had to drop pennies' In the box Up to Phnrmney.—Adv. man will observe' the luw governing nole comity, in rummngiilg through «• saving in cost to you. Sunday hunting nt nil time, nnd oth- his old war hag the other dny, enmo the amount of oiiu dollar and n quar­ ‘V ors must, or be liable to prosecution, neross the following reminder o f tho 4 ter. At the eond of"tho' WCek snch GET YOUR'HUNTING I ICF.NBE .* . class will vote bn the matter o f tho EARLY AND AVOID THE RUSH for I will cndcstior tb Chforeo thflnw Civil' war:' You* don’t have to figure away in V <’\1* I) -------- .1 I „!( During our late war ft written pray­ •prohibiting Sunday hunting, nnd will disposal o t Its box of pantiles. Mean­ .1 er wns found in officer’s pocket advance what you, peed. Our ample hnvo sufficient deputies In ihe woods *'Judge ^Householdat* ’ is making n«' while nil folir Classes" are realizing' lifter his death. 1 The concluding para­ rijipoal through thg’ ’ Herald for tho nt all times'to look after violations of stock will take care o f you. r thnt slips in speech ore nil too bomT <' 'rtion nnd' thnt tho hnbit'of speaking hunters to get their huntfng licenses this ns well ns other laws. I also graph of which was: <> V v'\ * l ' * »i*l >•« *■ •10, Father, grnnt that from the correctly pnys. Thnt good English onrly, nnd avoid tho big rush thnt nl- trust that every hunter 'will have ■..Compare Oar Prices u ■ itrickon earth, striewn with thy .lead, is Inrgcly a matter of habit, nnd so wayB happens tho Inst fow days bo- equipped himself with tho necessary ■' by charging themselves1 for errors fore the season opens. This is the license before starting out to hunt! n flower of pence shrill spring and „n WE ARE AT YOUR SERVICE • .. «• 20th of November, ’ nnd will Boon bo Would nlso remind you 'to bo enreful the world Ixfrtune * garden where tho • .. they nro trying to got tho habit. here. Do your hunting shopping ear­ nt nil time in handling firearms nnd likeness of Christ shall 'grow. Anion.” V . .«* shooting, in order that you might pre- . •■ Never trace a family treo too far. ly* <> vent nccldcnts, Iriss of Ufs/'irind dam -^66 cures Malarial rever. 13-lGtc * .. You may discovor thn‘ Bomo of your lit is hard to toll wh'other tho sleep­ ueo o f propurty. Here is hoping wo ancestors roosted in it. Tnnlnc will ovefcomo that run down ing porch cmhusinst really like- it oi­ all hnvo on enjoyable nnd successful debilitated condition and multt. hunting season, nnd no nccldcnts oc­ ls just too rtubborn to confess him<« 666 cures Bilious Fever. 13-lGtc . .*• • i• • ■ fcbl Jiist‘llk'6 *yOD^ 'hid self nKa|n<__ cur. Respectfully, solf licked.........*........ — PHONE 536 Union P h a r m a c y .— Adv. , C. H. HAND, Nations might benr qjio another’s Sheriff Seminole County. —Get your Scratch Pads from The burdens, but they much prefer to bare Try a Herald Want Ad today. Herald—by the pound— 16c. It d. a. w. ono another’s sirs. 1 o the Ladies,6f Sanford a m oem tiole (JoUrity t/T7|v/ ' XJuah HAD MEETING LAST NIGHT i'v yf C f ' f*/'i tvhap a sM i W h y I i Chase & ’Co. IS t A (From WUSMdar'l »»U*) �........... "> , pft THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 11,1921 Rotarians CLYDE LINE TO StateHad MEAT INJURIOUS Big Time at Orlando Yesterday BUILD ADDITION TO THE KIDNEYS TO DOCKS HERE one A dow n I Ship by Water Move­ ment Made This Work Necessary WORK WILL START NEXT WEEK AND NEW BUILDING WILL GIVE CLYE LINE TWICE T E E WAREHOUSE SPACE tThree VIRGIN IA Friendly BURAEV Gentlemen. TURKISH Theperfect Mendof A * tire# Perfect cigarette tobacco* in one perfect cigarette on e (ru m TrMty't Dally) -eleven cigarettes 20forl5? iimrJ CAUGHT HIG FISH; NED IIARRISuN DID WITH ONE HAND The question is now: "If Ned Harrison enn catch a 14-lb. bans with one hand what could he do if ho had the use of both hands” 7 For that is what N'ed did at one of tho lakes near Longwood Saturday and ho brought the fish to town to provo it. Ned is the inotorcyelo officer nnd some timo ago suffered an accident that tore up one of his hands badly and hu has been taking an enforced vacation. This gave him an opportunity to go fishing and hu hied himself to tho lakes aforesaid nnd landed tho big fish with one hand and this is tho fish: Weighed 14 pourfds, was 29 inches long, 22 in circumference, his mouth was CVfi inches ncross. Some fish wo will say nnd it only goes to show that Seminolo county has somo of tho biggest fish In tho state nnd with the many lakes and rivers offers more to tho sportsmen nnd tho fish­ ermen thnn any other part of tho Vn.te- ___________________ • And bo elephants live four hun­ dred years. If this npplics to white elephnnts, our merchant fleet will bent all records for longevity. J The Florida Scout "For Wide-Awake Boys” 35c Year WILLARD LUMLEY, Publisher 902 French LANDIS, FISn A HULL Attorneys and Counaellora-at-Law DeLAND, FLORIDA Will practice in the State and Feder­ al Courts. Special facilities for Ex­ amining and Perfecting Land Titles. SCHELLE MAINES LAWYER ornci IN TUB COURT HOUBR SANFORD 1 . .... - - FLORIDA i , v/ r . GEO. G. HERRING AUornejr-at-Law No. 14 Garner-Woodruff Buildin SANFORD, FLA. HENRY M c L A U L I N JEWELER MY SPECIALTIES: Pickard’s Hand-Painted Chins Gorham’a Sterling Silver Rogers’ Plated Ware Elgin and Waltham Watches -i Parcel Post Your Cleaning and Dyeing to As a result of tho efforts of the Florida Water Traffic League the ship by water movement has gained such a momentum nnd so much freight is being consigned and boing shipped by tho Clydo Lino that their freight house hero Will have to be doubled. Contractor S. 0 . Shlnhoisor, of this city, has tho contract to build at once an addition to tho present freight houso o f tho Clydo Lino hero at the docks that will give tho Clydo Line twice ns much space for tho freight that is now being shipped hero. Tho Clydo Lino built now buildings nnd docks hero sovcrnl years ago nnd thought they wore building with a capacity that would tako care of tho freight for many years to come. Their present quarters wc.e largo enough urjUl tho ship by wntor committee of th<f Sanford Chamber of Commorco started tho water traffic to moving nnd tho large nddition to tho Clyde docks in this city is the result. Tho Clydo T.lno has over boon ready to meet tho shippers more thnn half way nnd not only will thoy enlarge their facilities hero but thoy nro also putting on a dally se-vico on tho St. Johns rivor in n few dnys, Tho work of the new dock nnd wnrohouso will begin nt onco ..nd tho driving of piles will start next week. BIRTHDAY PARTY AND BRIDGE. (from Honda,'■ Daily) Mrs. G. I). Hart was the charming hostess Friday nftornoon nt her love­ ly homo on Sanford Heights, when she entertained nt n birthday pnrty com­ plimenting hor little daughter, Gcorgenn, whoso fifth birthdny anniver­ sary it wns. Thu guests included n number of Georgcnn’s friends nnd mothers. This spacious homo was beautiful­ ly decorated, the color motif of yel­ low nnd white boing effectively car­ ried out with quantities of bright yel­ low daisies. In the dining room tho table bad ns its centerpieco tho pret­ ty birthdny enko iced In yellow nnd topped with fiVo tinty white tnpors. Festoons of yellow cropo paper wore fastened from tho corners of tho room to the clmndclior nnd to the comers of tho tnblo. Tho lights were cover­ ed with yellow pnpor which cast u mellow glow over the pretty scono. Games of nil kinds wore plnyod by tho young guests on tho spacious lawn and luler the hostess served ice cronnf, enko nnd candy ns refresh­ ments with annpplng favors as souve­ nirs. While the children were playing games tho mothers and older guests enjoyed a delightful game of bridge, thoro being five tables of players. High score being msdo by Mrs. L. P. McCullcv who wns awnrded n cut glass compote. At the conclusion of tho card gamo Mrs. Hart served dainty refreshments of ico cream, cako nnd bon bone. Tho "young” guests included: .Wil­ son Smith, Braxton Perkins, Charles Betts, Bobbio Marlowo, L. P. McCuller, Carlylo Hduaholder, Frances Roumillat, Harry iPowors, Charles Britt, Richard Dens, Osborno Hern­ don, Jack Giles, Ralph Tolar, Frank­ lin Dennott, Fredorick Dniger, Russell nnd A. R. Wnllnco, Henry Wight, Tod­ dy Morse, L. P. Hagan, Uillio Ball, Bryan Higgins, Jennings Hurt, Mar­ tha Bishop, Barthn Fitts, Kathrino Thigpen, Mlrah Ann Powers, Murgarot Britt, Louiije Purdon, Mary Eliza­ beth Tolar, Knthcrino Meisch, Billy Wght, Camilla Dons, Ruth Henry, ItebeccA Stevens, Mary Hurt, Caroline Hill, Margaret Bennett, little Miss Appleby and Lena Bello Hngan. The "older” guests were: Mesdumos Archio Bolts, G. D. Bishop, R. R. Dous, C. L. Britt, J. C. Smith, F. E. Roumillat, W. J. Thigpen, Fred S. Daigor, E. F. llousholdor, L. P. McCullcr, J. C. Bor.nott, A. B, Wallace, O. P. Herndon, Ralph Wight, Henry Wight, Frnnk Grnynm, E. P. Morse, J. L*. Hurt, W. H. Bolding, H. P. Smith, D. C. Marlowe, W. C. Hill, L. P, ilngnn, J. N. Tolar, C. W. Godwin, R. C. Bower nnd Ilnl Wight. ROGERS & JONES French Dry Cleaners Steam Dyers Main St. Jacksonville, Fla. We prepay parcel poatago on returns THETFORD, PERRYMAN & WILKINSON a t t o r n e y s -a t - l a w It might bo tho safest plan to dis­ arm nt tho boginning of th cConfercnco nnd discuss Pacific problems at tho last . Nations might bear ono another’s " ill practlco in all County, State and burdens, but they much prefer to bnre Federal Courts. % Over 1st Nat. Bank SanforJ, Fla. ono another’s sins. ORLANDO, Nov. 5.—Tho Orlando Rotary Club and ,in fact, tho entire TAKE A TABLESPOONFUL OF SALTS IF BACK HURTS OR city, were hosts for the Rotary clubs x\ RLADDER BOTHERS o f Floridn Friday in a dny of work You como to Florida to enjoy tho climate— why Rot own your nnd play that left tho .100 delegates We are a nation of meat cutcrs nnd home nnd save rent money? Don’t buy ono completed— build ono from all sections of tho state tiled our blood is filled with uric acid, says yourself. It will cost you much less. but happy ns they depnrtcd for their a well-known authority, who warns us respective4>omes. You know what a nuisance it would ho to start building a homo to bo constantly on guard against kid­ nnd find out that you haven’t this and you haven’t that, or that you Tho festivities opened with regis­ ney trouble. figured wrong on the flooring or the shingles. Before you had fin­ tration o f delegates nt tho Country Tho kidneys do their utmost to freo ished adding these extra items and buying tho material and supplies Club at 9 a. m., nnd thereafter golf tho blood of this irritating ncld, but from various stripping points, it would cost you a quarter to a third tournaments ,tug of wnr, bridge, bus­ become wenk from the overwork; they tnoro than you had figured on. iness sessions, a banquet and a danco get sluggish; the eliminative tissucB followed In swift order. Tho golfing clog and thus tho waste is retained in Why not let us build you a honors o f tho dny went to Lakeland, the blood to poison tho entire system. while Jacksonville mndc short work When your kidneys nchc nnd feel of Tampa In tho tug o f war between like lumps of lend, and you hnvo tho two clubs. stinging pnins in tho bnck or tho urino Ench of tho slxtcon Rotary organ­ is cloudy, full of sediment, or the izations of the state, with tho excep­ blnddor is irritable, obliging you to tion of Pensacola, were represented. seek rc'ief during tho night; when you — and guarantee you a full bill o f material to complete your homo Tho evening program was featured hnve severe headaches, nervouB nnd at a “ manufacturer to consumer” price? Every plan is accurately by an address from Governor John A. dizzy spells, sleeplessness, acid stom­ figured and double checked. There is no possible chance for mis­ Turner of Tnmpa, who declared that ach o f rheumatism in bnd weather, takes or misfits. tho Florida Rotarians hnvo a "zip and get from your pharmacist about four if you wish to do your own building, we will send a factory expert, under zest’ ’uncounted elsewhere. Before. ounces of Jad Salts; tako a tableour liberal terms, to assist you in building, thereby guaranteeing you the exact fitting of all parts nnd the placing of the responsibility of your “ Govornor Johns’ ’aroso to speak, ho spoonful in a glass o f water before satissfaction upon our shoulders. was hnllcd with n rising wavo of np- breakfast each morning nnd In a few For Freo Illustrated Catalogue Address Dept. S-167. dnys your kldneyB will net fine. This plnuso from the .100 diners present. famous snlts is mado from tho acid of "This is a dny of faith in your A. C. Tuxbury Lumber Co grapes and lemon Juice, combined with neighbors,” asserted Governor Turner, Charleston, • S. C. lithin, nnd has been used for genera­ “ an individual faith which ovoryono tions to flush und stimulate clogged must maintain. However, fnith is nt kidneys, to neutralize tho acids in n low ebb nt the present time. Na­ urine so it is no longer a source of ir­ tions are trying to embitter each ritation, thus ending urinary nnd blndother. Suspicion an ! fear will hnvo der disorders. to ho destroyed. These' cannot bo Jad Snlts is inexpensive nnd can­ f Might with tho sword, they must bo not injure; makes a delightful effer­ met wi.h faith. Suspicion and fonr vescent llthln-wntor drink, and nobody overwhelm Europe nt the present time can make a mistake by tnking n little and this must be rectified. occnssionnlly to keep tho kidneys "Rotary is n trustful and Joyful ac­ clenn nnd active.— Adv. ceptance of the Golden Rulo to tho gonl of hnppinoss. Internationalism wns the chief gonl o f Rotary this yonr. Internationalism tenches through edu­ cation. Next eomos hoys’ work, nnd (From Monday'! Dally) Judging today’s conference, one might Mr. and Mrs. A. Knnner and chil­ think this wns our solo ambition. Next dren spent the afternoon yesterday comes businoso methods.” A u th o rized S ales E n g in eers, Longw ood, Fla. in Orlando, Governor Turner’s address teemed j Mr. nnd Mrs. Huwnrd P. Smith and w'th interest nnd inspiration. Ho has party of fricndB were among tho Snn mnny friends here nnd throughout tho ford folks motoring to Orlnndo yes­ C onstruction E n g in eer, Sanford, F la. state, nnd is a beloved character. Ho terday afternoon. closed his npponllng nddress by de­ Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Goodspced, claring that the objejet of Rotary wns Mrs. P. M. Elder, Mrs. Virglnln Con­ to give men a vision so they can mnko ey nnd two children motored to Or­ lando Sunday nfternoon. better terms of happiness. Dr. and Mrs. J. N. Robson nnd As tho evening begnn, S. Y. Way, general chnlrmnn, beamed with pleas­ their guest, Mrs. Gub Li.ifua, of Co­ ure, for more of his committees were lumbia, S. C., motored to Orlnndo yes­ R E A L , functioning perfectly. This timo De­ terday nfternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Joo Chittenden, Mr. witt Miller nnd his cohort:! were busy arranging n splendid banquet in llio and Mrs. Roy Chittenden nnd Mr. nnd Inrgc ball room o f tho Country Club. Mrs. Earl Burdick motored to Tampa Throughout the dny tho visitors paid Friday where they spent tho wcok tribute to tho Orlando Country Club end. Mr. nnd Mrs. Dan U. Wilder, of which never looked better ,tho Ro♦ tnrlnns’ ladles lavishing their finest Jacksonville, spont the week end hero with the former’s parents, Mr. nnd decorative nrt upon the interior. Promptly nt 7 o’clock tho diners Mrs. J. T. Brady at their home on congregated around the long tnblcB Palmetto avo. Mrs. J. G. Leonard! nnd Mrs. W. F. |jnd the fenst of renson nnd flow of Blackman motored to Orlnndo this soul begnn. Frank JnckBon of Tnmpn, IF Y O U N E E D A N E W morning to uttend an important meet­ presided. II. Harry Voorhcs nnd Wal­ ter W. nose, rendered a black face ing of tho Woman's Club. Mr. nnd Mrs. D. L. Thresher motor­ sketch which brought forth applause. ed to Eustis yesterday whore thoy Mr. Voorhcs delivered an address of spent tho duy with tho lattor’s par­ welcome. Mr. Rose then delivered his ents, Mr. nnd Mrs. E. I.. Ferrnn. nddress and then both sang n group Buy (h e B est that is m ade Mr. and Mrs. George M. Owens, of songs. Mrs. W. A. McComb nnd Miss Mary Frank Groover o f Jacksonville pre­ Elizabeth Alright, of Warsaw, Ind.; sented tho trophies to tho winners spent a few days here nt tho MontoIn the golf tournament. Sanford Jew­ zuma enrouto to St. Petersburg whore ett of Lakeland captured first prize, thoy will spend tho winter. BUI Gnlley received tho runner up Mrs. A. R. Key, who has been trophy an dMrs. Randolph tho prize spending some time nt Daytona Beach, for ladles. Tho trophies wore beau­ W e a lso h ave the C lark Jew ell L ine o f with her nephew, Dick Twitcholl, ar­ tiful works from the Orlando pot­ rived homo Saturday and is spending G A S R A N iG ES teries. During tho evening tho Indies » . ■. a few days here with Mr. and Mrs. A. were givon souvenirs, these ebelng R. Key. She wns accompanied homo dainty hand decorated cups, also the by Mr. Twitche'.l who spent tho week­ work o f t^ie Orlnndo potteries. end here leaving Iasi evening for Or­ Herman Dann ,of St. Petersburg, lnndo where he will Bpcnd several duys gnte a reading and William Myers, of with friends. •• SANFORD, FLORIDA Live Oak, gavo an address on boys' Tho mnny friends o f Rev Fred Enswork. Others on tho program were: minger hnvo been glal to soo him Dr. L. A. Blzo, of Tampa, who mado hero on a few day’s visit to his moth- j an eloquent nddress on tho general cr nnd sisters, Mrs. Henry Nlchol, and subject of boys: Fred Turner talked, —Them** R. Baker. Ph. D , of Mrs. Harry Kont. Mr. Ensmingor and Mrs. Claude Park rendered a Rollins College, Aonalyik and nnd family are now residing nt Starr, group of songs. Consulting Chemist.says of the water: *'Qf the many waters of this N, C.. where he ic i.iq v i i ardent o f During the nftornoon, bridge wns extension hoards of tho Congrega­ er reglone that I have analysed, I have found none superior In all goad quailties to that of the ’Elder Water.”— Phone 811-W. Office la Miller Betiding played by tho Indies ,there bing five tional conference of Cnrolinns. Ho tables and one table of COO. Handsomu is n former Sanford boy who hoB ELDER SPRINGS W ATER CO. prizes were given. Spcciul souvenir made good and his friends here rccards wore used. Orlando ladies were rejoicc with him in thin fact. respossiblo for many of tho pleasing details of tho big day. Thoy spared B jy it with a Herald Want Ad. no timo or labor in decorating tho club house, propnring the punch and greet­ ing the visitors. At tho conclusion of tho banquet, dnneing was, enjoyed until a Into hour. Munlc was render­ ed by tho Indiana Five. fo r th e T b u rist PERSONAL NOTES Entzminger Bros. H. T. Pace mmm Philip R. Andrews l Real Estate Service SANFORD, FLORIDA PHONE 371-J OIL COOK STOVE The FLORENCE Automatic The Ball Hardware Co. ELDER SPRINGS WATER OFFICE SUPPLIES AT HERALD OFFICE S E R V I C E "IDEAL FERTILIZERS" brings to the mind of tho Floridn growers not niono tho best of plant food combinations but a thorough co-operation on every point touching their interests. Wo offer SERVICE not only from our homo offico nnd our experienced salesmen nnd branch manngers, but Mr. Bayard F. Floyd will visit properties often enough throughout tho year to enable careful oversight. I.et ub all work together for bigger, better crops nnd greater profits. * » R. C. MAXWELL, Manager Sanford Branch WILSON & TOOMER FERTILIZER COMPANY Manufacturers of IDEAL FERTILIZERS AGRICULTURAL BUILDING JACKSONVILLE FLA. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1921 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, November 11, 1921 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 9-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 11, 1921; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/fa660939f3453350a7ca21662ba40f36.pdf 77cee92f18b503993101fdc9517afbcc PDF Text Text hairs. *• tab,es THE SANFORD HERALD IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION NUMBER 14 SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1921 VOLUME XIII LOVED SISTERS, ANOTHER WHOLESALE FIRM PRELIMINARY SKIRMISH OVER OFFICERUNABLE TO TELL WHICH, MOVES TO THIS CITY GIRLS DREW DEATH LOTS GIVES WAY TO BUSINESS WILL DISTRIBUTE PIANOS IN ARMAMENT CONFERENCE Swiss Love Story That Outrivals A ll o ^ u r Pres­ ' end Day Fiction W ant to Find Solutions of Near East Problems Very Soon— Fortunes UARRETT RE ELECTED GENEVA, Nov. 17.— (Ily The Associated Press).— A love tragedy of PRESIDENT FARMER’S UNION AT TOPEKA CONVENTION. twin sisters who drew lots for death by poison became known In InncsbruckJ court when one of them was tried for murder. She was acquited after she (Hr The Aaaoelated I’ rraa) told the story. The girls, daughters of a fnrmer named Goldhelm, fell In TOPEKA, Kns., Nov. 17— Charles love with a former Hungarian officer, who was unable to distlnguiah beS. Barrett, of Union City, Gn., was tween them, and courted both, thinking he was always with the same slater.' unanimously ro-olected president of The officer, when he realised the situation, asked the girla to decide which the National Farmers’ Union in an­ would marry him. They solved the problem by preparing a glass of w . t V nual convention here today. and a glass of poison. They drew lota and the loser died. When the survlvor was arrested the officer disappeared. SUNDAY HUNTING TABOOD BY SHERIFFS OF MANY COUNTIES. SOUTHERN COLLEGES CANNOT GET GAMES WITH NEW YORK UNIVERSITY M aking Sanford Head­ quarters for State o f Florida (Hr The Aaaoclatrd Preaa) NEW YORK, Nov. 17.— New York . University announced today that they 1,10 unnbIc o arrange post season ««e » requeued by the Uslvrrr.ltlc. of Florldn and Alabama, THAT RECOGNIZED OUR SUPE­ ,\q i n s e p a r a b l y as bomb RIOR ADVANTAGES IN m ig h t t h i n k a n d f u t u r e HOME COMING DAY FREIGHT RATES. TREATIES UNNECESSARY AT FLORIDA UNIVERSITY BIG FOOT BALL GAME. (nr The Associated Preaa) Sanford Is fast becoming tho plac* WASHINGTON, Nov. 17.— Prelim­ for tho location o f all lines o f busi­ GAINEVILLE, Nov. 17.—Tho oc­ TALLAHASSEE, Nov. 17.— Sunday inary reconnoltcrlng gave way today ness in tho wholesale as well as re­ casion o fthe big foot ball game here to more diroct negotiations In endeav­ hunting has been tabooed by Sheriff J. tail business. This city being at the Friday, Nov. 18, betwcon tho Unlvero r of tho armament conference to L. Jones, of Leon county, who recent­ hoad of navigation on tho St. Johns sit yof Florida and Mississippi col­ find solution for the problems o f the ly announced that when tho hunting rlvor, half way between Tampa and lege, will bo mndo a general homo­ Far East. Hoads of nine delegations season opens on November 20, which Jacksonville, easily accessible to any sat as committee o f wholo and Eastern Is Sunday, ho wil lstation deputies ACCORDING TO BRITISH PLAN INDICATES THAT ULSTER WILL coming day for Florida alumni. All part of tho great south Florida sec­ o ftnem are invited to come and bring and armament questions began to around the county to prevent viola­ STAND FIRM AND NOT BUT IS NOT UNDERSTOOD tions and ipiddle Florida as well and their families and friends and spoclal tion of tho law againstt killing game follow ontlroly different pathways and YIELD RIGHTS AT PRESENT with a very low freight rato, has a lo­ entar.’ alnments hnvo boon provided to there Is a growing Impression that on tho Sabbath. cation second to none In thu State. mnke the day an enjoyable one. (Hr The Auoelaled Preaa) sonor or later all Interested nations (Hr The Aaaorlntrd Preaa) Wholesale firms of all kinds are eith­ LONDON, Nov. 17— Ulster's reply WASHINGTON, Nov. 17.— Brit­ with tako the view that the fortunes AUTO CRASHES THROUGH er locating hero or contemplate locat­ of two are not inseparably linked, as BRIDGE— SIX ARE KILLED ish suggestion that cnch naval power to tho latest British goveriment pro- TAMPA POLICE BAFFLED ing here as soon as suitable quarters OVER DISAPPEARANCE OF United States held from the first. In retain at least onn naval shipyard cap­ posals on tho Irish settlement was can be nrranged, and it seems that et ACCOUNTANT BLACKWELL. (Ilr The Aaaoclatrd Prraa) . able of turning out ono ship annually delivered today. Indicates Ulster will I norno quarters It Is felt that with in­ least a dozon big firms mado this de­ JOHNSTOWN, Pa., Nov. 17.—Six docs not nppoar to bo understood by stand firm In attitude taken and will --------dependent armament agreement ac­ cision in the past fow months and all (117 The A,.oeia(ed Pr»aa> complished fact and with powers ovon persons wero killed hero early today American naval exports. There was not submit to anything considered a that Is keeping them out at present !■ taclty agreed to even broadest princi­ whon an automobile they wero riding no suggestion In Amorican proposals violation of her rights. Complaining: TAMI’ A, Nov. 17— The pollco dotho finding of n large warchouso, that the government failed to mainpnrtmont announced todny that they ples to bo pursued in Pacific and Or­ in crashed through tho guard rails that any yards would bo scrapped as Tho L. A. Russell Co., of Augusta,' ient, further treaties or specific un­ of the Woodvnlo bridge, spanning tho all the United Statos has will bo ncod- tain secrecy regarding negotiations,' hnd not yet solved tho dlsapponranco sixteen dnys ago of N. F. Blackwell, Gn., Is nmong the firms thnt was derstandings on details of Far Eastern Pennsylvania railroad cut, Tho car od during tho proposed ten years naval Ulster representatives threaten to on nccountnnt. His business affairs fortunate In securing n warchouso situation may be rendorod unneces­ foil a distance of fifty feet, according building holiday In maintenance and publish correspondence. thnt would enable them to como in nt are said to bo straight. to reports to Deputy Coroner R. R. repair to fleot retained. sary. onco and thin well known Goorgla DUVAL HIGH STUDENTS Yost. music houso will tako tho Miller ware­ HAD FREE DRINKS STATE LICENSE LOW WASHINGTON, Nov. 17.—Boron house In tho western pnrt of tho city, AND ICE CREAM. FOR REAL ESTATE AGENTS Koto, in behalf of the Japancso dele­ nnd as soon ns possiblo will open n UP FOR DISCUSSION. gation today asked and received from down town plnco where they will sell JACKSONVILLE, Nov. 17.— Tho conference hoads several days delay wholesale nnd retail nil kinds of pi­ MIAMI, Nov. 177— The question of days of real sport same truo for Dufor examination o f tho far eastern anos and talking muchincs. They are a state license law for real estate vol liigh school students here tho oth­ proposals submitted yesterday by now shipping several carloads of pi­ agents will bo one o f the principal er day when peddlers of soft drinks, China. anos nnd machines to this clly, nnd topics of discussion nt tho annual con­ sandwishes and Ice cream fled before ____ _ will he rendy for business about the vention of the Florida Realtors Asso­ tho pollco nnd left their wnres on the TO ADMINISTRATION SAYS THE • WASHINGTON, Nov. 17.—decre­ first of Occembor.- Tho Russell Co., grounds nt recess. Tho venders PRESIDENT TOtory Hughes called a mooting for tho UNWARRANTED HANGINGS NEV­ ciation hero November 22-24. S. Rryhnvo been located nt Augusta, Gn., but r)AY nn Jennings, president of tho Jackson­ hnd been warned against going on tho ER MADE SAYS OFFICER American delegatus for 2:30 todny. wanted Snnford ns their hcndqunrtors ........ . . . ..___ . ville renl estate hoard and vice-presi­ school grounds and thoso not tnkon IN CHARGE It Ib understood to bo for tho discus­ for all of Florida nnd south Georgia, dent of tho association, will lay the in by tho law mndo haste to flee. Nu WASIIINGT0N( Nov. 17— Prosl­ sion of plans o f heads of delegations nnd nsldo from the pinnos, they handle <11? The Aaaorlntrd Prraa) mntter before the convention. "Why I ice cream, soft drink or sandwich was ^ „ nnl|nK t0(,ftV |nf ormed tho Re­ for denling with tho Pacific and far this firm also manufactures talking OMAHA, Nebr., Nov. 17.— Charges •am opposed to Sundny selling of renl left to go to waste, however, as the bHcan „ 0Ui0 Conferees on revenue eastern questions. of unwarranted hangings of American estnto,” by W. McKee Kelly, St. Pe­ students saw to that, some of t'u’ m b||| (j,„t maximum surtax rate of for- ninchincs nnd will cover tho cntlro soldiers overseas recently mndo by tersburg, nlso n vice president of tho said later. It was a mcinoramlo re- ^ p0r ccnt will bo agrceablo to tho state with a Inrgo force o f salesmen, shipping nil of their pinnos nnd mntoChris. W ebb Killed Sonntor Watson, o f Goorgla, wero de­ association, will bo tho subject of an cess. administration. rlnls to Snnford nnd distributing It on Trestle at Monroe nied hero todny by Colonol William 0. address, while co-operation, the value from this city.’ Gilbert, who had chargo of death, dis­ o f advertising and many different sub­ ELEVATED TRAINS MILITARY REGULATIONS By A . C. L. Train 83 missal and penitentiary cases nt Am-' J. II. Iluntormlster Is nlreudy hero CRASH AT CHICAGO jects will bo discussed. SHOULD HE FOLLOWED to represent them nnd will hnvo crican Expeditionary Forces head­ TWENTY-FIVE HURT. REGARDING THE FLAG. Well Known Resident of Monroe Kill­ quarters, Chaumont, France. If thero charge of their business here. CONFEDERATE REUNION ed While Walking Trcstlo had been hnngings without trial, ru­ (Ilr The Associated I’ resa) HAS DIG ATTENDANCE (Ilf The Asaiiclntrd Press) Last Night CHICAGO, Nov. 17— Twenty-five mors would havo raachcd officers oven JACKSONVILLE, Nov. 17— Tho Five Hundred Cigar . thought thero was no official record, LAKELAND, Nov. 17— United persons were injured, nnd two probTho body of Chris. Wobb, a well he said. Makers W alk Out ably fatally, today when two elevated 3 1 , . Confederate Votornns of Florida op­ known resident o f tho L«ko Monroo tw in , wore wrecked In » roar end , ■ «»'< «* " * » '■ « • » " ,h« “ “ » f 11« at Tampa Today ened hero yesterday morning with section was found at tho south end of ULSTER WILL NOT YIELD collision on the Onk Pnrk line. F ire.' Anutlenn link for deeorotliw |n.n.o«about ono hundred old Boldiers In at­ tho rnilrond draw bridgo early this used neetylene torches to rood, « h» ' » ™ f l lh» “ * ” ' * • 'j HER POSITION IN IRELAND tendance. Tho convention wns called men . . . . , Carbine, veteran of tho Spnnlnh and Demands for Itnlsc In Wages Refused morning. Tho body wan badly mangl­ ONE PART PARLIAMENT. to order by Gen. J. D. Allen of this Causes Strike ed, being almost cut in two and tho Patrick McGuire, guard on the first world wars and he is authority for the city, which wnB followed by tho Invosupposition is thut Webb was on tho (Ilr The AMurlnlfd I'rrsa) LONDON, Nov. 17— All parties In vatlon by Rev. S. II. Eschnmn of tho train, and William Griffin, who was "Intement thnt hereafter Infractions o f Hug etiquette will ho prosecuted. trestle walking toward his homo whon Irolnnd, with the exception of tho Cumberland Presbyterinn church. Tho riding with him on tho plutform, may TAMPA, Nov. 17.— Between five The Jacksonville veteran in n letter ho wns hit by A. C. L. train No. 83 nnd .six hundred clgnr makers of West Nationalists, who, howovor, are now nddress of welcomo In behnlf of the die. to n local newspaper referred to use and killed without nnyono on tho train A dense fog is snid to hnvo been Tampa walked out today whon dolargely incorporated with Sinn Fein, city of Lnkeland wns given by City of the flag for decorative purposes or. knowing anything about it. Tho body havo had their say in tlm nuguliuUuus Commissioner T ruby- O’Sstecn nnd tho cause of the wreck. Two Btcol mands for bettor wages, working con­ «»»s found by Harry Lucas, who in­ Armistice Day nnd pointed out thrt It regarding the future of Irolnnd. ditions woro refused and roported ev­ General Allen addressed tho veterans conches were telescoped nnd tho most formed tho authorities and the cor­ should novor ho festooned hut allowed , , , , , ,, ery factoi y in West Tnmpa wns idle. The southern Unionists, who nro with n wolcome for tho locnl Confod- seriously Injured were In these. Three oner’s inquest rendered a vordlct of hundred possemrer. In other conches, *» '">» “ " d " I 1'" “ c,) ° th" r ',ot“ "*• Strikers socking to porsundo workers railroad I opponed to a dual parliament for tho erato camp. accidental killing by tho suffered minor cut, nnd bruiser. ! » » » ' •" " » « » " » island, saw Prime Minister Lloyd In Ybor City factories to striko. train. doubtodly caused by unfamiliarity Germany is now drnlning her George, Lord Mlddloton stating the Deceased woh a resident of tho Luke with tho rules of flag usage laid down Try a Ilornld Want Ad today. UNIONIST PARTY Monroo section for many years and enso for them, while the Ulsterites Krupp of sorrow to tho dregn. by the army nnd navy, ho continued, ENDORSES NEGOTIATIONS wns engngcdTn The blacksmith"bush . hnd before them tho government’s reand ho fnr ns ho Is concerned tho vio­ NOW IN PROGRESS. ness, in boring wolls nnd In farming fusnl of their counter-proposals for lators will ho given nnothor chnnco. and was well nnd favornbly known by j n settlement of tho Irish qqiicstlon. "Nothing will ho done nliout It this (Ilf The Aaaoclatrd I'rraa) a large circlo of friends who w ill. It wns understood thnt the governtime,” tho major snld. “ Nothing hnB LIVERPOOL, Nov. 17— By an mourn his loss. merit’s reply to Ulster contained no been snld about It before nnd thero Is overwhelming mnjorlty tho Unionist Ho lonves n daughter In Pnlutkn ; new suggestions or proposals,Reaving no reason why tho public should hnvo party todny endorsed, with certain nnd two Bons residing in this section : the situation apparently deadlocked. known better. Rut hereafter, If there John Miller Andrews, secretary of reservations, tho negotiations in pro­ nnd tho sympathy of tho community are any Infringements on tho rules of labor, in tho Ulster cnblnot, upon his gress betwcon tho British govern­ goes out to them in their nffliction. tho flng there will beaction in tho return to Belfast made It clenr, In 11 By Defrauding Government o f Income Taxes and ment nnd Irish representatives. courtd. I mean It.” statement to tho press, thnt tho gov­ MISSED DEATH IN Penalties and Other Big Stuff AIRPLANE ACCIDENT. ernment's proposal to Ulster wns for RANK CLOSES ITS DOORS. MISTRIAL RESULTED n single pnrllnmont for a united IrcIN TAMPA AUTO CASE. NEW YORK, Nov. 17— Between twenty-five and thirty bootleggers In (Ilf Tha Aaaoclatrd I’ rraa) PALATKA, Nov. 17— Wesley Cnss,' I«nd, nnd thnt Ulster had replied that New York City hnvc defrauded the government out of moro than $50,000,000 whosot parents reside hero nnd who "ho must hnvo n "°P"r" 0 J,nr CENTER HILL, Nov. 17— Tho ( Ily The Aainrlnted I'rraa) missed almost certain death In the m ent-n suggestion which neither the In 1920 Income tnxes nnd penalties, Frederick J. Kopff, assistant federal dis­ Bnnk of Center Hill, n small stnto TAMPA, Nov, 17— A mistrial re­ dirigible ZR-2, because he had to give Sinn Felners no rtho southern Union- trict attorney, of Brooklyn, said todny. Ho said the cstlmnte did not Include sulted todny In tho case of Seth Scott bank, capitalized nt $15,000, hns closed hundreds of smaller bootleggers. Government has started proceedings to hls pplacc to an English officer who would ngreo to. nnd Aaron Rystor, chnrgcd with tho Its doors and cnllcd upon tho comp­ mnkc Edward J. Donegnn, Brooklyn contractor, pay moro than a million In troller to ndministor its nffnirs. decided to make tho trip, is visiting ’ theft o f an automobile. .. taxes and penalties. his parents. Ho Is a naval mechanic, j R jy It with a Herald Want Ad. ARE NOT" LINKED AN AUGUSTA FIRM NAVAL POWERS ULSTER'S REPLY IS DELIVERED WOULD KEEP GOVERNMENT ONE SHIP YARD SURTAX RATE FORTY PER CENT BE AGREEABLE NO SOLDIERS WERE HUNG DURING WAR BOOTLEGGERS IN NEW YORK MAKE OVER FIFTY MILLIONS OFF THE U. S. GOVERNMENT ______________________ 'W M A T W E L L ‘ _ _ _ ' __ ( ^ r ^ ‘ OH <2® = m s r a D A T .S a E @ @ L © A Y , H0 V E M B E R 2 <Mfc MAKE r - WE ARE INVITING YOU TO THE SUNDAY SCHOOL OF YOUR CHOICE 100 PER IT CENT ATTENDANCE CO OPERATING SUNDAY SCHOOLS Methodist, Congregational, Presbyterian, Baptist. �THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 11,1921 ' ll'llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll ■j — || — Republican Stronghold In Virginia Succumbs to Deom. Onslaught iimiimiiii ■ :W 1 m -' g :® lsjh:= I :|| ii| -i L ’^ii #1 H m) I ;# !1 =• ^11 i :R,| 11 : ' = T<u E g ' E ; » '! 1:5*1 ! '5 h i::*H ; i :5 '' ii| ‘ =••2.1 ~ lit: I ', V j . = ir>Ti! = There are two special features o f Thompson Shoes that make them profitable for you to buy— their qual­ ity standards are the highest, and their style standards provide genuine distinction. When you’re sure of quality and sure o f “ style, you’re pretty certain you’ve invested your money wise­ ly— and you’re sure of those things when you buy Thomp­ sons. It’s always our policy to give our customers maximum value— that’s why we sell Thompson Shoes. 'r i r £ :i i l & 'i •£: = i l ! ? '= ffl li£:l H ?! = Democratic Majority Will Rant* From 15,000 to 18,000 (U r T k e A a a o c la lrd P reaa) RICHMOND, Nov. 10<—Latest returna from tho Ninth Virginia Con­ gressional district heretofore regarded ns only great Republican stronghold in stato, gave Trinkle, Democratic candidate for govomor a majority rnnging from fifteen to eighteen hun­ dred over Henry W. Anderson, Re­ publican. This is tho first Democrat­ ic victory in tho Ninth District since 1808. me, SALE AT KANNER’S WILL KNOCK ’ EM COLD, SAYS SALES MANAGER W HEN YOU THINK OF COFFEE . THINK OP Grade "A ” Coffee Always !Presh BEL-JAR COFFEE CO, ►II °a r • TOM M OORE an TO SEE BETTER SEE MOORE Opposite Pool Office Kanner’s Department storo carries a page advertisement in this issue and will have another one tomorrow set­ ting forth tho fact that this store will start one of the biggest sales over pulled horo In many yoars. An over­ stocked solo in which this storo finds itself with too many articles on the shelves and a big stock coming and thcro must bo stock movod now and 1more selling spaco obtained for the big winter trade that is commencing. Among tho many good things in bar­ gains will bo dry goods, clothing, shoos, house furnishings, rugs, etc., and aside from this feast of bargains $150 in cash will bo given In a contest card nnd fifty rugs will bo given away nnd thoro nro many other good things thnt will take place at this big salo. J. M. Dawson is tho man who is put­ ting on this big snle and Dawson is the mnn who knows how to put thorn on successfully. This is J. M. Daw­ son who has been hero for some tirno nnd has decided to make Sanford his home. He puts on snlcs for alt tho stores thnt want his services nnd he is a good advertiser, a good nd writ­ er, n good salesman nnd a mnn who knows the buying and selling game in merchandising. Hu has stnkcd his reputation on this big snlo going over big nnd if advance information is any criterion it will be ono of the most suc­ cessful sales over put on in this city. Rend the advertisement. Rend tho hills, nttend tho Halo that starts Snturdny nnd Insts only 14 days. Bo on hand enrly nnd got your pick of tho bargains nnd tho prizes. Thoro are thoro for you. O p tici­ •- •> «t »Y ; ^ JF ' Phone 192 AMPLE AID IN FLORIDA tended ma yrun for a period of throe FOR CATTLE INDUSTRY years from tho date they orlglnato. ijfe i ASSURED BY NEW BANK Ip( ti^e letter from Managing Di­ n ? :i rector Meyer it la to bo aeon that the AGENTS FOR THOMPSON SHOES (Continue! from I’i|« On.) war finance corporation has laid down li* . pany were agrcod upon, aa indicated certain proacrlbed rules which must . The World’s Finest I ’S* in tho following letter o f confirma­ bo compiled .with before loans are ex­ li? !' > $ ii tion from Chairman Eugene Meyer, tended, rind' these may be expected to i £ != Jr., addressed to members of the sub­ havo anf Important bearing in assist­ = ■cil life 5 committee: ing Florida in dovoloping mora tick="?H i | :i "In tho conference betweon tho free territory. i& i hoard of directors and yoursolf this iifi Only one bank through which the | jf!= = !,2 h morning you informed us that you ex­ corporation will operato in Florida Is = wVi S iftS , - — __ ______ pected that u new cattle loan com­ expected to bo organized in Florida pany, with approximately $250,000 and it is designed to operato in two ............................................................................................................................. ...................................................................................................................................................... subscribed capital, would shortly be stntcs. Bartow was selected ns tho formed to tal<o caro of cattle loans in point for its location because it is ono Florida and Georgia, and that It ,was of tho central points In Florida os re­ supposed thnt this cattlo loan com­ lated to tho cattle industry. Its pres­ WILSON MAKING pany mako loans to cattlo raisers who ident is ono of the most popular fi­ RAPID RECOVERY. are in n position to comply with tho nanciers In tho section, a mnn who is following terms: thoroughly familiar with tho cattlo WASHINGTON, Nov. 0.— Former 1. — All cattlo upon which ionns arobusiness nnd the conditions of tho in­ President Wilson has mndo a good re­ predicted shall ho confined in ample dustry.—Jacksonville Metropolis. covery from his recent Setback nnd pastures or ranges owned, leased or probnbly will bo nblo to attend the otherwise controlled, by tho borrower, CONSTRUCTION IN FLORIDA services In honor of the unknown sol­ in such a manner thnt tho herd or TITUSVILLE AND GENEVA ROAD dier nt Arlington Nntlonal cemetery CAMPAIGN IIY TEACHERS AND SHOWS GREAT PROGRESS— herds may bo conveniently inspected AND WILL HE MADE INTO ST. PETERSBURG IN LEAD SCHOLARS WILL HEAR on Armistice Dny, his physician Rear nt any timo by representatives of tho FREE FERRY FRUIT Admirnl Cary T. Grayson, snid today. war finance corporation. Such en­ •1Conllnu.il from l‘»sr On.) Wilson, Grayson snid is taking daily closed pusturcs or ranges to hnvo an authorized in October was a rosldonco Our recent efforts to have n now motor car rides nnd has attended the Monday morning tho program for adequate wntcr supply for the cattle, valued in the building permit nt $16,­ bridge on tho Genova-Titusvillo road theatre once sinco ho was forced to Rotter Speech Week began with a and sufficient dipping vats for tick 000 hut which the owner expects will did not mature on account of a recent his bed by "n digestivo upset." Ho chapel talk to tho High School stu­ eradication purposes. In tho case of cost approximately $25,000. Building ruling of tho War Department that indicated however, thnt It hnd not been dents mndo by It. J. Holly in his usa lease, same shall bo for Buch time in Lakeland is on a boom nover before tho bridge would havo to bo a draw­ definitely decided whothor tho former unl genial stylo. Mr. Holly is rec­ ns tho war finnneo corporation mny experienced and with construction of bridge and tho proper kind of a draw­ prtsldont would nttend the ceremonies. ognized by all S. H. S. ns ono of its deem necessary for tho protection of the buildings for Southorn Collcgo to bridge would cost botwoon $8,000 and Inclement weather might mnko it im­ best friends and consequently his tho loan. begin nbout Jnnunry 1, nnd numerous $10,000, It will bo romombored that possible for him to bo present. words about "Good Speech ns a Com­ 2. —Thnt loans bo mndo only on cat­residences nnd business houses in tho counties of Seminole, Volusia and mercial Asset" woro fully taken to If Wilson attends, It will bo his tlo in tick freo areas, or in counties prospect. 1022 is expected to fur Brovnrd at a mooting decided to build heart. During that day tho posters first nppenrnnco nt nn offlcinl funct­ which have voted in favor of tick era­ surpass this year. tho road and bridgo that would glvo ion sinco ho hobbled to tho cnpitol on mndo for tho contest conducted by tho OLDEST ODD FELLOW OF dication; this provision boing neces­ Tho largest project authorized in tho proper connoction with tho Ft. inauguration day to tnko n brief part Wclfnro Department of tho Woman’s NORTH CAROLINA DIES. sary’ in order thnt cattlo on which DnyUmft during October was a busl-<" Mims and Titusvlllo road through this Club woro on exhibit at tho High in the ceremonies. loans nro made mny hnvo accoss to tho ness building of brick and stool to county near Genova and tho bridge School. Sinco then tbeso havo been RALEIGH, N. C., Nov. 0.—C. II. mnrkot before maturity of tho ionn. cost $24,000. nt this point having boon burned placed in vnrlous show windows about WOMEN POLICEMEN Bclno, 87 oldest Odd Follow in North I nm glad to bo nblo to inform you Sanford, which has made remarkdown, had to bo renowed. Tho coun­ town. Nan Paxton’s is In Spoor’s Cnrolinn nnd grand representative of that tho war finance corporation is nblo progress on construction during FOR JACKSONVILLE. ty commissioners asked for assistance window; Dyron Stephens in Rower & tho order to the Sovereign Grand rendy to consider applications from tho current year, in tho first ten of tho Chamber of Commorco in tho Roumlllnt’s Drug Storo; Rodman LohLodge which met in Toronto, Canada, such a livo stock company, operat­ JACKSONVILLE, Nov. 8.—Mnyor matter o f obtaining u sufficient sum mouths more than doubled last year’s mnn’B at Newborry’B and Edward McMnrtln has nsnouneed his Intention of Inst month, died nt his home hero Inst ing in accordance with these terms. of money to supplement what tho total for the same period. Hermits is­ Calley’s in Drady’s Jewelry storo win­ appointing two or three additional night, following nt nttnok of acute Vory truly yours, sued up to November 1, 1920, totalled commissioners had available and build dow, women polico hero whoso duty it will indigestion, which ho suffered whilo EUGENE MEYER, Jr., tho bridge nnd also tho road to Oscoonly $104325 while for tho first ton Tho second chapel talk was made be to keep a wntchful eyo upon young attending a Masonic lodge meeting. • ola. Managing Diroctor. months of 1021 the total was $281,132. Tuesday at 10:30 by Miss Ora Wil­ This was done by tho Chamber of girls. Two womon, Mrs. J. D. Aldor- liams of tho Expression Department Mr. Bclno was born in Pennsylvania Chairman Moyer, of tho war Fi­ Tho value of permits for all of 1920 Hermits last Commerce nnd the sum of monoy mnn, president o f tho Ducal County of tho public schools. Her subject nnd enmo to Raleigh shortly nfter tho nance Corporation has mado it known was only $139,375. needed was rnisod by tho people of Federation of Women's Clubs, and was "Tho Human Voico’.’ on which war between tho Stntcs. thnt the credits which tho corpora­ month were valued at almost flvo Snnford, Oviedo, Genova, . Chuluotu Mrs. *H. I. Nivens, vico president of sho gavo a freo expression lesson, tion is prepared to extend to tho cat­ times those for the same month Iasi and othor points In tho county. Sinco tho orgnnizntlon, who wore given which was fully appreciated by all •MAPLEFIELD" TO HE REPAIRED. tle raisers of Georgia nnd Florida nro year, the total having been $32,150 that tlmo County Enginocr Frod Wil­ special police powers sometimo ago, tho students. An entertaining recita­ liberal in tho extreme, nnd members ns against $0,500. Construction or JACKSONVILLE, Nov. 0.— It is of tho Atlanta ngoncy representing eleven dwelling houses was authoris­ liams has boon Informed that tho for­ have been supplied with badges by tion added charm to her words of likely thnt tho Maplcfleld ,n British mer bridgo plan will not bo allowed tho mnyor. advice. Florida dcclnro that thoy will bo am­ ed among permits issued last month schooner owned by Wright Wright- ply sufficient to meot tho needs of and tho largest project was u store to and n stool drawbridge must be built. Tho High School studonts woro cost $8,500. Since this is out of tho question now IRISH PEACE CLIMAX particularly fortunate in having se­ son, o f Novla Scotia, badly damaged the industry in Florida and Georgia. WILL COME THURSDAY. cured Dr. Wm. Froomont Dlackman several wteks ago by tho revenuo cut­ tho county commissioners havo vory Cattlo loans havo nlrcady been ter Ynmncrnw, will he brought to mado extensively in tho wisely decided thnt n ferry would bo for chnpel on Wednesday, wostorn Our new address, Hark avenue. LONDON, Nov. 0.—A climnx on the much cheaper and tho money that was Thursday’s chapel included tnlks by this port for repairs. The boat was stntcs and many cattlo banks have Como in If you don’t buy.— Hopular raised will be used in making good ap­ Irish situation will bo reached Thurs­ Pattyo Lyles and Edwnrd Henderson, abandoned by its crow who wore later boon organized to sccuro a proforred Market. 107-ltc d & w ‘ proaches to tho bridgo and on tho day. a reading by Mno Holly nnd nt 2:46 picked up by the United Fruit stenm- aid for their respective communities. On thnt dny tho Ulster cabinet will p. m. the awarding of prizes in tho er Uola nnd carried into New York. Osceola road as plnnned. This will In thoso cases tho aid has been usually confer with Premier Lloyd Goorgo on poster, play and story contests, as givo tho traffic at tho bridge much on tho basis of ten dollars to each bettor accommodations than formerly tho proposed settlement, requiring well ns the presentation of two short dollar of capilul sleek paid into the ns tho woodon bridge was unsafe, ccrtnin concessions by thnt district. plays under tho direction of Mrs. bank, and it is expected that this will Should tho Ulsterites rofuso to con­ Maxwell nnd Miss Williams. whereas a good forry will bo much probably bo tho bnsis in Florida, tho morn satisfactory nnd being n free sider tho compromise proposition, It Dr. Dlackman mndo an cloquont ad­ Get your hunting license no definite statement ns to this was forry will meet with tho approval of was believed certain Lloyd Gcorgo dress. Speaking In behnlf of Bettotoday. It was brought the forthcoming State and County Tax the traveling public until ouch time would carry out his threat to resign. Speech Dr. Dlackmnn, former presi­ at once and avoid out nt tho Inst Washington conforas the counties interested cun build a dent of Rollins Collcgo, made an clo­ rush o f the last days. onco that tho aid oxiondod tho west Books are now open for Dntes, figs ,nuts, plum pudding, nnd quont nddress yesterday morning to stool drawbridge. Resident County 1.25 by tho finance corporation through tho the payment o f taxes for canned boned chicken.— Popular Mar­ tho high school students and fnculty cattlo banks, new nnd old, haB result­ 1921, a dis­ Wo have tho Illuo Ribbon 'Mnyo- ket. . 107-ltc dw on tho subject, "Some Mastors of tho Non-resident Coun­ ed In relieving tho financial stress of the year, liaise, 36c largo Jar; 18s omnll Jar.— English Lnngungo." Dr. Blackman ty ......................... 3.75 the industry to such nn extent thnt count o f 2 % is allowed For first class Job work—th« Herald spoke of English as a beautiful nnd Popular Market. 107-lt edw cattle owners hnvo not boon forced to Non-resident State for payment in Novem­ efficient language which wo nro forput their stock on tho market at n for county.......... 25.00 sacrifice and nlrcndy nn lncronso in ber, 1 % in December. tunnto to bo privileged to speak and urged thnt we do all in our powor to To those hunting hi tho vnluo of cattlo of not loss than Tax books close April conserve und enrich it. Then in a $10 n hond is apparent by tho markot are prices. 1st. Poll taxes for the sympathetic yot discriminating way other counties you notified that you must ho spoko of tho seven masters of tho Tho fullest mcasuro of co-opora- year 1921, for both men English lnngungo which hnd mndo tho have your license before tion on tho purt of owners of graz­ and women, beenme due strongest npponl to him. As tho great­ ing lands is urged in n resolution you hunt. The receipts est of theso masterpieces ho named which was adopted at a into meeting November 1st, 1921. the King James’ version of tho Biblo, issued by me in the past of tho Atlnnta ngoncy. Floridians Business and Occupa­ FOO TBALL G AM E and as other poworfully stimulating owning lnnds aro nskod particularly will not be good and will tion Licenses became works tho labors of Bunynn, DcFoo, to nssist Insofar ns possiblo. Tho part A R M ISTIC E D A Y , 4 P. M. be issued. You of tho resolution discussing this phaso due October 1st, and if Lincoln, Stevenson, Cnrlylo nnd Wood­ not row Wilson. should order this license of^ollef follows: not paid, are delinquent, Don’ t forget we give a free chance on the American L e ­ Tho address was ono of tho most "And ho It further resolved, That at once as delay will beautiful nnd inspiring which Snnford land owners aro urged to loaso graz­ as the law requires that gion Ford with every tire. High School students havo over been cause you to miss hunt­ ing lands to cnttlo owners on a nom- a license be procured be­ privileged to hoar and fully proved ing the first days in oth­ innl basis of rent in order that tho fore conducting the bus­ 30x3y2 N . S.......$10.25 30x3 N . S.........$8.75 Dr. Blackman, himself, ono of the cnttlomcn mny thus bo cnnblod to er counties. groat mastors of our language. comply with ono of tho conditions iness, profession or oc­ Hunters without li­ jieccsBnry for a loan nnd to thoroby cupation. There nro few marble palnccB in cense in this county will assist in fostoring tho cattlo industry of tho state." this country, but we havo a House JNO. D. JIN K IN S, suffer the penalties of According to members of tho Floricomposed largely of ivory. day committee, such aid ns Is socurTax Collector, the law. od for Florida must bo secured before V U L C A N IZIN G Seminole Co. E. F. HOUSHOLDER, July 1, 1022, when under tho law tho And so singing mnkca one’s work U-7-2WC— ll-ll-4 w c # scorn lighter. Well, perhaps in time County Judge. war finance corporation must begin First and Elm Ave. Phone 447-W ___________ tho chorua will try it. 19G-4tc— 18-ltc liquidating. Howovor, tho loan*, e*J*-«SaR it with a Herald Want Aik SANFORD SHOE & CLOTHING CO. l| £ = •ifci DRAWBRIDGE NECESSARY AT CROSSING BETTER SPEECH WEEK SUCCESS AT HIGH SCHOOL NOTICE TO HUNTERS ROLLINS COLLEGE CAMPBELL-LOSSING POST Frank Akers Tire Co. TAX BOOKS ARE N0W_0PEN �THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1921 ARMISTICE DAY CELEBRATION GREATEST EVER HELD HERE PARADE WAS GREAT SUCCESS displaying fhelr furniture In the shape tempted and It Is a source of gratifi­ o f a drawing room and ladies sitting cation to tho Legion boys and tho nt ease on tho comfortable chairs Auxiliary that tho pcoplo responded woro: Mrs, F. L. Miller, Mrs. Ed. with such a whole-hearted spirit and Lane, Mrs. Archio Betts, Mrs. John entered tho lists with tho feeling that it was all for tho boys nnd nothing is Smith and Mrs. Howni^J Overlin, Tho Rco car carried out tho gold too good for the boys—our boys. It was a difficult mntter to settlo standard car in yollow with a largo tho question of tho prettiest, tho host American eanglo on top and a hovy of beautiful Sunford girls in the decorated nnd tho most appropriate cnr nnd flont in tho pnrade nnd thoro cnr. The D. C. Marlowe car was beauti­ woro to bo throe prizes awarded all of j I carrying out the color scheme In Its ful in green nnd white carrying out them being flno silver cups given by Many Floats and Beau- ontircty. Mr9i Hui drove tho car and tho vegetable colors nnd filled with the threo banks of Sanford. Tho Mrs. Henry youhg ladies in white and green, Miss Judges woro strangers in tho city nnd wns accompanied by tifully Decorated Wight, Mrs. Endor Curlett, Mrs. W. Mardro driving accompanied by Miss­ know nono of tho people owning the Gars F. Blackman and Mrs. Q. I. Louckes. es Murrell, Geraldino Muriel, arid cars or floats nnd they mndo their de­ i it The Gonovn Community Club had a Mrs. Donald Whitcomb, cision only after maturo deliberation decorated in greon and white and Haynes & Ratliff hnd a good float nnd nfter taking about ten of tho 1-f 1 1 / l L i L l i n i i A A t*nrryinic tho servlco star nnd filled rupresontfflitjob printing with n job enrs nnd floats nnd then by a pro­ with Geneva ladles. press going full blast printing litera­ cess of elimination bringing them OF CAna, FLOATS, YOUNG LAtwo ture to Bcnttcr in the crowd and also down to three. Tho Firo Department with DIES, FLOWERS, BANDS, GOOD trucks nnd equipment. Tho first prize went to tho Welfare showing office supplies. TIMES, GREAT DAY Amoricnn Legion float with Jnmcs Chaso & Co. hnd a realistic flont Dopt. cnr of tho Woman's Club, driv­ r Huff representing tho army in over­ representing n colcry ernto all painted en by Mrs. A. E. Hill nnd decorated in i (F ro m T r l d » y '» D d lj r ) seas uniform, Edward Moy~ represent­ life size anif'twieo us natural. purple and white, the purplo being fur­ The greatest celobratfon of Armis­ ing tho navy, Walter Connelly driving Tho West Side Grocery, Routh nished by wisterias, making n perfect tice Day and one of tho greatest cele­ and Miss Blnko representing a Red Bros, Oakery, Deane Turnor, grocer­ combination, tho color schomo hoing brations over held In Sanford started Cross nurse. ies; Rivers Bros., Lord's Purity Wat­ carried out In detail. off this morning by the blowing o f ____ _of _ _________ ___ ___________^ Flont tho Children of tho Daugh er, Millor’s Unkery with display of Tho second prize went to tho cnr whistles nnd firing of guns nt mid- torg of tho American Revolution dec- cartes and bread; Seminole Market, that held tho graves nnd crosses of night and from that time until the nrntod in grny and red, white and blue Cocn-Coln, Chero-Cub:, Seminole Ho- those who gave tholr lives for their memorial exorcises at tho park in nnd containing the officers of the ] tujf Gntchel’s Store, Amoricnn Agrl- country nnd whoso memory will bo which tho Amcrlcnn I.eglon took part rhildron, Misses I’ ulcston, Mnrthn cultural Chemical Co., Hanson Shoo kept green by such devotion as thnt and Dr, Goorgo Hyman delWorod tho Chappell, Jean Maxwell, Frances shop, Mahoney & Wnlker and Clovo- exhibited yesterday. Tho flont repmemorial address up to tho tlmo of Dulton, Maude Lake and Mrs. J. B. land tractors, Sanford Steam I'rcs- \resented tho crosses of Flanders field tho great parade tho city was on tho Starling of tho Sully Harrison chap- sury, Hopkins Shoe Shop, Allen Seed .ar.d the poppies of Frnnco waved over qui vivo nnd the pnrndo made them {ot.( Ilmmley driving tho cnr. Co., Sanford Steam Laundry, Dodgo the graves bringing tenrs to the eyes wild. The parade was one of the n 0tnry club cnr in old gold and1cnrS| ft, w . Poarmnn, Snnford Battery [ of the people in the big crowd nnd longest nnd one of tho best that has bllI(j in Donne Turner drove the 1nlK| nmny other /louts were nil good. ' even to the eyes of tho judges of tho over boon Btagcd in Snnford nnd l» u raP which was filled with Hoy Scouts.) The "Hunter’s” cnr in which Tom 'cars. It might havo been sentiment credit to the Legion and to tho pubclarence Mahoney and Chns. Britt Williams nnd Hilly Parker represent on their part that governed their de­ lie spirited citizens who made it posft Knights of Columbus car in cd tho hunting senson with tholr dogs cision and some may say it was hut sihlo. Starting at Tenth street and Knights colors ami insignia, and gims nnd game in n camp scone the float was very prettily arranged, winding its length over tho principal, ,Joy Scout8 ()f tl,„ Baptist church and the Ilol-Jav Coffee Co., with a wns ns true to life as it was possible streets of tho city it-was a thing of j commanded by Lossing, huge coffee pot till attracted attention to mnlco it and it took the second bonuty nnd a Joy ns long as it Insted. Wakefield Preserving Co., of Go- and favorable comment. prize. The Idea of this float was ad­ Tho Herald tried to get n partial Inova had „ (.ar decorated In limiting Tile Znchnry-Tyl ir Crate Co., hnd a vanced by Mrs. It. J. Holly at the write-up of the cars as they passed ||lllti fl|k.(! witj, K|naBca of jun ies and realistic float, the cur being filled Auxiliary mooting and was taken and wo took our own cnr out of tho (prcgorvc8_ with crates which many farmerette from the American Legion Weekly. pnrndo in order to check tho other i *rhc< literature nnd Music Dejmrt girls were making crates and filling The third prize was won by the cars am) , if any of,, them ,are left out ino,g8 „--f the Club had a, them, the girls being Gladys Wilson, Lloyd Shoo Store which hnd a white . , |-------—- Woman’s ............- — ................ the people Who witnessed tho parado iH<m,tjfu| cnr that carried out the-M ay Holly, Margaret Zachary, Lil- float upon which the Walkover and will know why for it was a mammoth idea of n Crock forum of white pillars unn Shinholsor and Arthur Zachary, the Princess Pat shoes were symbol­ nnd a gorgeous affair and nothing between which were Mrs. A, M. Phil ized by young men and young ladies Jr., and Kinchen Powers. like it has over been staged in this lips with a harp representing tho A pathetic* note was added to the p a -, walking over the shoes and the Cinpart of the state. The line nnd tho Music Department; Mrs, R. C. Max­ rado by tho old veterans of tho G. A. i dorellu idea as exemplified by the ears are given ns they appeared in well, with a scroll, representing the R. and tho Confederate Veterans. gitl in the throne chair and was tho parade: Literature Department; and Cnrnictn The Confederate Veterans organized ! beautiful float in every detail. Ilia colors, old (dory, borne bj ‘ Hm-ber and Sara Evelyn Williams, tho Jos. Finnegan Post hero Just af­ Tliero were so many beautiful Matt Tarbcll, representing the navy representing dancing girls all dress­ ter the war and today only threo of floats that should have received priz­ nnd escorted by Neil Chittemlon of ed in the Grecian costume of puro them were loft to ride in tho parade es that it wna too Imd there were not the army nnd Roy Chittemlon of tho white with flowing robes and Hamp­ With them woro Messrs. Hart and about tea prizes in order that many Marine. den Duiloso in Greek costumo, drove Holder, of Geneva, and they woro un­ others could havo favorable mention. Thu Gold Star Mothers in Lexing­ the car. der the care of tho N. I)eV. Howard The judges wore puzzled over the de­ ton car. Lloyd's Shoe Store hnd a beautiful Chapter, Daughters of the Confeder­ cision and said that they had never Float representing Flanders Field float all trimmed in white in which acy. They had n smoker *nftor the seen so many pretty cars and floats with the “ crosses row on row” nnd Glenn Whitcomb drove, Robert Holly, parade at the home of Mr. nnd Mrs. uml it was difficult to place the priz­ the puppies growing on the graves of represented the Walk-Over shoe, stop­ George DoCottcs and tho chapter was es for some timo hut tlieir decisic.i the departed, ping over a shoo and Albert Connolly their hostess for dinner nt tho Wolnku will give general satisfaction Inas­ American Legion, officers first, wns trying on a shoe on Ruth Henry Cafe mid attended to tlieir wants dur­ much as everybody could not he win­ army and navy represented. wliilo Charles Hells posed as a visitor ing the day and making their stay a ners. Sanford hand with Sid Rive acting with Miss Margaret Cox. most pleasant one, Rollins College carried off tho ca­ ns drum major. Tliu Hlue Goose lira ml of fruits nnd There were ninny and varied floats noe race prize as our hoys had not Daughters of tho American Revo­ vegetables was represented by n and cars nnd nutos nnd everything. sufficient practice in the canoe .pad­ lution with the American eagle perch­ truck filled with nil kinds of fruits The parade was the longest and the dling and Rollins hoys are experts. It ed on the top of a trellis from which and vegetables—fruits from every best that has over been carried out in showed that our hoys could do much was suspended tho old Liberty Hell dime—and Dorothy Haynes represent­ Snnford in Inter years. So many cars hotter if they hud canoes ami used our and in the car Dr. Langley rupresnt- ed Skooktuu apples, Marguerite Gar­ came in at the last minute that they lako as it should lie usud. Tho silver ed the army in Gen. Pershing, Joo ner, Hlue Goose brand, and Carmen could not lie classified properly and cup donated by Harry Ileoren went to Meisch a Minute Man, Zoo and Fannie Guthrie cauliflower. sonio of them may havo escaped the tlie lucky crew at Rollins and they Heim Munson ami Mrs, W. B. WntWoodruff & Watson had a car rep­ eye of the reporter. It was some job will have a beautiful souvenir to re­ son, (lie Daughters of Revolutionary resenting tho gent's furnishings. to get them all in the limited timo al­ mind them of Hanford and of Armis­ period with tho />ld spinning wheel, The Popular Market hud a float lowed for thu parade for when the tice Day. Knight Templars under H. E. Tolar, representing the meats nnd groceries head of it was marching down First In tho football game Rollins College It. S. Gibbs, captain general. nnd had a nice little pig all ready for street tile last of it was just starting put it over our boys— hut tho reason U. D. C. car of old Confederate the cutting. over n mile away. was plain—our Legion boys hnd not Veterans in camp fire scone in which The IIof-Mac Buttery Service Co., Tliu prizes bad not been awarded at practiced with the pig skin in many thu Jos. Finnegan camp was repre­ bail two cars, one n big Jiluvk box tho time of going to press and if any years and were rusty although the sented by J. M. Lord, L. G. String- representing Hie devil in tho box with of thu cars havo been left out lot this fat ones could play without creaking fellow, A, C. Martin, C, 11. Leffler and a real devil on top and another beau- paper know and wo will pick them up tlieir hinges. Wo had tlie hoof and Mr. Mobley. tifully decorated car trimmed in moss with the winners in tomorrow’s issue, tin* hrnwn and a regular stone wnll of U. I>. C. car driven by Miss Husslo and poppies and bearing the inscrlp-j After the pnrndo had disbanded in defense. All our hoys like H o d g s o n Zachary and filled with Confederate •ion, "A rolling stuno gathers no moss, frm,t „f the t.ourt house Mayor Stev- Hall and Tom Merrlwetjier had to do votornns,we stay in Sanford," and this ear a t - u p o n behalf of the city, present- was to sit on tho Rollins hoys ami G. A. It. Veterans in threo enrs car­ traded much attention. jdu the fine lot on the lake front to they just had to bo good. However, rying the boys in blue, Haight and Hanford Flirnituru Co. and Puro Post Commander L. F. Roper'of the sitting on'them did not seem to he Welland car and II. & U. Motor uo. j Food Market hnd cars representing Cumpl.oll-Lossing Post of tho Amori- vailed “ touehduwna” uial when the carH. thoir business. can Legion, Tills lot is on the corner final score was chalked up It looked City Officials in cnr with Post John Hniith had a flno car for tho of tlie lako front near the old fibre like Rollins JO, American Legion 0. Commander Roper, Mayor Stuvemi Gulf Refining Co., showing a Wayno factory nnd at tho foot of Myrtle ave­ This may not bo the exact figures hut nml City Commissioners S. O, Chaso pump mid accessories, the car being nue. it will he in tlie heart of tliu there was so much sand raised down and C. E. Henry nnd the guest of tho trimmed in yellow and white. city ere long nnd will lie graced by a there in tho lake front thnt tho fig­ day, Mayor John Martin, of Jack­ Hall Hardware Co., with two oil fine Legion building an soon as pus- ures woro not plain. At any rato the sonville, stoves going full blast mid a negro sihlo. Rollins College won, The Camp Firo Girls had a camp chef getting dinner ready Mayor John Martin, o f Jacksonville Two-Mile Run. scone In green and pine with the moss S. 0 . Chaso car. made the address of tho day to n largo for ground work and Lliu girls in InThe athlouc committee o f the Amer­ The Yowell Co., had two beautiful, crowd immediately after dinner that dlnn costumo with Willie Hrumley ican Legion composed of Messrs, cars in the parade that attracted) was •veil received nnd oh wo go to driving, .Meredith and Ward arranged for a much attention, one of them being press the carnival is on full blast nml St, Andrews’ Brotherhood in a beau­ two mile race. The beginning was in "Happiness” trimmed in white i n , the athletic stunts and football and tifully decorated cnr. front of the Valdez Hotel and threo which Mildred Holly drove the car mid |Ull tlie ennrou races mid other stunts Chamber o f Commerce with a hcuiio times around ton blocks of the city. Agnes Dumas hnd charge of a hovy of are being pulled off. All tho details of tho city and mottoes appropriate About l/iOU people witnessed tlie race. beautiful children, all blondes to c o r -jo f these events will he given in tofor tho Chamber culling attention to Guards woro placed at street corners roBpond with the car. This cnr was morrow’.H issue our many resources. and thu hoys woro given tho right-ofThe colored people hnd some very in white tissue nnd excited much com­ way. Woman's1Club car In tho shnpe of a ment. The other Yowell car was ad­ creditable cars and flouts in tho rear huge flower basket trimmed in whltu Tlie winners woro ns follows: vertising Vlctrnlns nnd represented o f the profession. They represented with bountiful red roses, tho club First prize—A $10.00 football, giv­ tile Moth mid the Flame the girls rep­ the schools, churches and socletes ami flower, the car driven by Mrs. R. E. en by Bryan Cycle Co.; Alton Gunter, resenting butterflies or moths with the hoys who had taken part in tho time, 11 3-4. Tolar and the following officers in Alfred Robson driving and Annie Leo world war. tho car: President, Mrs. John LoonSecond prize—$7.00 pair of shoes, Florence Henry, Mary Lou Hrown, (Tram Saturday*, Dally) urdl, Mrs. Fred Williams, Mrs. John given by Perkins & Britt; Wesley Ty­ Mario Teague, Esther Miller, Allis It took several applications of "re­ ler. Time, 12. Meisch. Gilloti on the car holding hands nnd veille” this morning to urouso the Then enmo the Social Department Third prize—$1.00 pair of shoes, Ueo Howard in tho center, tired ex-service men and get them given by Lloyd’s Shoo Store; Clyde and the Welfare Department of the Hmimcl’s Specialty Shop had a hack on the job aftor n strenuous tlmo Booth. Timo, 12 1-4. Woman's Club, Tho Socinl Depart­ ment in n closed cnr represented a beautiful cnr In white trimmed with of three days and uiglitB of carnival, Fourth prize—-Gold watch chain, drawing room scene with the ladies yellow daisies nnd luid n bevy of beau- parades and dnneo last night. There given by the Snnford Shoo & Cloth­ drcBscd in afternoon costume, tho cnr ; b'irls,. Kitty Dubose, LoClairo is probably no city in Florida that ing Co.; Frederick Lyons. Time 12 was driven by John McIhcIi, Jr., and Jones, Daphne Wlmhlsh, nnd Thclnw had as big a celebration ns Snnford 1-2. in the cnr were Mrs. Thco. Langley, Frazier and several others in largo regardless of size. There was such a Fifth prize.— Silver buckle bolt, Mth. R. J. Holly, Mrs. Newmnn, Mrs. picture hats and evening dressos to varied and such a lnrgo program thnt given by ThniBher & Garnerj( Edward it seemed stupendous whon looked at McCauley, n m o, 12 3-4. A . P. Connolly. Tho car was trimto kunuty of tho cnr. The Mobley ear in red, white and after it is nil over for from tho tnp of Sixth prize— Neck tie, given by mod in red nnd greon tissuo and was blue, the Ford Tractor flont, tho Mil- the hell to tho last sound of tho or- Woodruff & Watson, John Hudson. decorated in big iod roses. Tho Welfare Department had ono vis Marble Co., with a fac simile of cheatra Inst night there was aomc- Timo, 18. Seventh prize— Neck tie, givon by of the most beautiful enrs In the pa­ tho memorial monument in tho city thing doing all tho time, I The parade yesterdny wns the big- Yowull Co,; Clarence Duffln. Time, rade being trimmed in whita and wis­ park, were nil good. T. J. Miller & Co., hud a fine car gest and host that has ever been ut- 13 1-2. teria making a wonderful effort and Cofumbia Dry Bottariss work better and ba» longer DR 11 I I A]\1T A R K A Y cnr —for twIU and b u n tn —for ihtrmoMatt —for p i tn iln ei —for dry battary lighting In clou t, cellar, garret, barn. etc. —for Ignition on the Ford while ttartlng. Put anrnil to cold weather balha” Thi •ert/'i motl famnta dry boll try. n m l w k m group o f Individual relit It nttdtd. F akntilotk Spring Clip Bind­ ing fo ill a t n o axira ckorgt Y ou w ant th e q u ic k sta r t— S TART your Ford car quick, no matter how cold the weather, on a Columbia “ Hot Shot” Ignition Bat­ tery No. 1461. One package, 6 volts. Superior to a wlred-up group of ordi­ nary cells. Works better, lasts longer. Ideal for stationary gas engines, too. For bells and buzzers, you need but one Columbia “ Bell Ringer.” Little pneknge— big power. S o ld .N o . 6 CoLuhu'1 •ICNITOH oar era1- by electrician), auto accessory shops and garages, hardware and general stores. The n a m e C o lu m b ia Is on the label. C olu m b ia D r y Batteries |r — t t s y la s t lo n g e r m i i ii i a i ii a a S B iM i M S ii U i i B H S D i ii i B D i K K M i ii a i i n i u a i i i i ia i ■ a E. A . M A R T IN SEED CO. N N U OLDEST AND LARGEST SEED HOUSE IN FLORIDA JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA 9 9 SEED POTATOES ■ ■ 9 Spaulding Number I Rose, Early Red Illlss Triumph and Irish Cob­ 9 blers. We are now ready to quote contract prices for December nnd M ■ January delivery. Our Seed Potatoes are the highest quality, Maine a grown, selected seed. Advise quantity mid variety you will want. : s ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ H ■ ■ MARTIN’S IIY-TE3T SEEDS Have made good with both the nmtil] gardener nnd farmer and the ones who plant thousands of acres. Plant your Fall Crops witli Mar­ tin’s Hy-Tcst Seeds nnd Insure results. FALL CATALOGUE Martin’s Full Seed Catalogue is now ready. Write for It. Everyone Interested in Floridn Fall Crops should avail themselves of Informa­ tion contained In mir descriptive catalogue. Supplied FREE on re­ quest to those who iend in their names promptly. Write for it today. E. A. MARTIN SEED CO. 202-200 East liny St. Phono 4377-1230 BIG REDUCTION IN PRICE McWhorter No. 21 Hand Fertilizer Distribu­ tors Now $10.25 F. O. II. JACKSONVILLE, FLA. Write for special cash discounts, and delivered price. Hundreds of these in use by Sanford Growcra "GET NOVEMBER 7TH PRICE LIST" E. O. P A IN T E R FERTILIZER CO. JACKSONVILLE FLOItll ARE YOU INSURED? IF NOT, SEE W . J . T H IG P E N & C O M P A N Y AGENTS G e n e ra l F ire In s u r a n t (HH< K 1'KOI‘ I.KN HANK IIIIU.IMNCJ Sanford, Florida Farms, Homes, Groves, Lots l HAVE THEM SANFORD IS GROWING “SPURLING’S SUBDIVISION” t(tractinff atten­ tion— I o I h are bcinff Hold right along and building in I his section Is such as to gladden the heart of those who have the good of Sanford at heart. This is no idle talk— I have weighed tho statement an to say just what ia my candid convictions would put i most too strong for the careful, conservative person— thn person whose eyes nre turned backward— The fellow wh has VISION will agree with me now— the other later. J. E. SPURLING “ The M an Who Sella D irt Cheap” Watch the South East Corner of Page 7 Wi �THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1921 Kiddies’ ColdsCan Be Eased Quickly Dr. Kick's New Discovery will do that very tiling easily mid quickly. Don’ t say. " l ’oor little kiddie, I wish I knew wnat to do for you I" When llie couch first comes, give a little Dr. King’s New Discovery os directed, and it will soon bo cuscd. It’s a good family cough and cold remedy, too. Loosens up the phlegm, clears up tlio cough, relieves the con­ gest ion. No harmful drugs. For fifty years a standard remedy for colds, coughs, grippe. At your druggists, 00c. ft bottle. Dr. K in g’s New Discovery For Colds and Cou&hs Constipated? Here'aRclIefl Cleanse the system, with Dr. King’s Pills, They prompt free blie flow, stir up the lazy liver and get at the root of the trouble. All druggists, 25c. TV PROM PT I -W O N ’ T G R IP E Dr. Kind's Pills Moving Pictures Of Our B ig Day For Fox News Will Soon Ho Flashed In Every Thentro in America (From B*turds/’ * Dully) Sanford wua advertised yestorday ns. never before and advertised in many ways. Wo can thunk the Le­ gion boys for giving our city n bunch of good publicity and while tho Le­ gion made but littlo over oxponBos they gave tho city much in tho lino of nihertlslng and not tho least of this advertising is tho Fox Nows moving picture that will soon bo distributed nil over tho United States. Through the Legion and tho Chambor of Com­ merce tho Fox Nows man was invit­ ed to como hero and tako moving pic­ tures of tho parade nnd other stunts and tho whole world will soon bo watching tho Legion stunts ns pulled olT by Ciunpboll-Lossing Post of tho American Legion at Sanford, Florida, U. S. A. SPANISH WAR VETERANS WERE THERE. Tho Spanish war veterans wore there with tho goods yesterday, and hnd two enrs In tho parade, tanking n fine showing. Tho writer mention­ ed this fnct but somehow or other! the Item was missed from the general description of tho pnrndo, nnd ns wo have no wlflh to miss any of those participating, this special nlentlon is made becamiso all of us know what the Spanish war meant nnd know that many of those boys went through ns much “ hell nnd brimstone” in n short space of time as the veterans of nny other war, and they voluntored by so many millions that President McKin­ ley was obliged to call n(T enlist­ ments because they could not be plnced. Sanford lionets of qulto n number of Spanish wnr veterans, nnd they should form a good live post nnd keep their memories alive— this is the only way to perpetuate their mem­ ory and their deeds. CATTLE OWNERS IF BACK HURTS CAN OBTAIN BEGIN ON SALTS LOANS NOW WAR FINANCE CORPORATION HAS MADE ARRANGEMENTS FOR MANY COUNTIES Tho cnttlo owners in Seminole coun­ ty nro In a favorable position to obtnln lonnB from the Wnr Flnnnco Cor­ poration, by reason of this county hav­ ing adopted compulsory dipping of cattle by vote of tho people. All louns must bu negotiated beforo July 1st, 1022, tho initial loan being for one year, with privilege of renew­ al for two .years which gives a total period of three years from date of loan, if dosired nnd tho maximum rato which can be charged the cattle own­ ers is only seven nnd cne-linlf per cent por year. In order to facilitate tho making of loans to cattlemen in Florida and Georgia, the two states comprslng this regional district, there has been or­ ganized the South Florida uattlo Loan Company with a capital of $250,000, which has hendquartors in Rnrtow. Thomns L, Wilson, n pioneer cattleman in Floridn nnd n member of tho re­ gional committee, has nccoptod tho presidency. Following are tho terms under which loans may bu made, as set forth in a letter from Eugono Meyer, Jr., mnnnging drcctor o f tho War Finance Corporation, to tho roglona1 commit­ tee, tho Florida monibors of which are: Thomas L. Wilson, Bnrtow; W. F. Coachman, Jacksonville; and Dexter M. Lowry, Tallahassee, “ 1.— All cuttle oil which loans nre predicated shall be confined in umplo pastures or ranges owned, leased or otherwise controlled by the borrower, in such a manner that tho herd or herds may be conveniently inspected lit nny time by the representatives of the War Finance Corporation, Such enclosed pastures or ranges to hnvo nil adequate water supply for the cat­ tle, and sufficcnt dipping vnts for tick eradication purposes. In the enso of a lease, same shall bo for such time as tho War Financo Corporation may doom necessary for protection of the loan, v “ 2.—That loans bu mndo only on cattle in tick-free uroas, or in coun­ ties which have voted in favor of tick eradication; this provision being nec­ essary in order that the cuttlo on whch loans are made may hnvo access to tho nmrkots before maturity of tho loans. “ I am glad to bo able to Inform you thnt tho Wnr Finance Corporation is ready to consider applications from such a live stock company, operating in accordance with these terms." Members of the Florida committee are doing all they can to help the cat­ tlemen by urging the landowners to mako leases at very nominal rates to cnttlo owners whoso stock now nro on tliosu ranges, so that the cattlemen may meet tho requirements for secur­ ing loans to carry their utock until mnrkct condltons improve and thereby protect nnd cncourngo the cuttlo in­ dustry of tho statu. Tho civic committee of tho Welfare SANFORD WILL SOON HAVE COMMODIOUS Department is actively engaged in NEW CLUB HOUSE. keeping “civic” week, nnd are doing every thing to interest tho people to The contract lias been lot by tho help beautify Sanford. Saturday they will conduct a,sale of hibiscus and board of governors and tho building committee of tho club for the erection bougnnvilln plants. of a fine club house on thejr grounds on Union nvomio and Lako Monroe, und the building will be co>apleted(on or nbout March 1st. It is to be regretted that the build­ ing cannot he finished in time to,be of more service to the tourists this season but on nccount of several de­ "I was weak and run-down," lays, lt'wnH Impossible to let the con­ relates Mrs. Eula Burnett, of tract and got the plans ready before Dalton, Ga. “ I was thin and this time. Tho contractor, Frank Just felt tired, all tho time. Lessing, has agreed to push tho work I didn’t rest well. I wasn’t with all possible speed, nnd the club over hungry. 1 know, by will he complete before the contract this, 1 needed a tonic, and time, If possible. * as thero Is nemo bettor than— The club house .will ho approxi­ mately 50x70 feet on tho ground, ono story, and basement, with n flno audi­ torium. Tho size of the auditorium Is smaller than nt first contemplated, but provision is made whereby it enn easily bo enlarged when occasion de­ mands without nny changed In the present building. In fnct tho club house, ns it will be built is a com­ pleted unit of the origlnul plan which . . , I began using Cnrdul,” called for a club house to cost approx­ continues Mrs. Burnett. imately $22,000 nnd this original plan "After my first bottle, I slept can ho cnrrlcd out at nny time ,tho bolter and ato bettor. I took clpb feels nblo to do s o / The building four bottles. Now I’m wall, to he built nt this time Is said to cosU feel just flno, eat and Bleep, less than half thnt amount. my skin Is clear and I have Tho Sanford Rod & Gun Club now gained and suro feel that has nbout lf«0 members and nil aro Cardul Is the beat tonic ever enthusiastic nbout tho proposition. made.” Sanford hnH long been In need o f nuch Thousands of other women a plnco ns Is now being built, whero have found Cardul Just as the tourists nnd locnl people ob well Mrs. Burnett did. It should can have a meeting place and con­ help you. ventions which nro alwnys glad to At nil druggists. come to Sanford on nccount of our central location In tho Stato can liuvo a meeting plnco. * Icudiii " The Woman’s Tonic3 J FLUSH YOUR KIDNEYH OCCASIONALLY IF YOU EAT MEAT REGULARLY No man or woman who oats meat regularly can muke a mistnko by flushing tho kidneys occasionally, snys a well-known authority. Meat forms uric ncid which clogs tho kidney pores so they sluggishly filter or strain only part of tho waste nnd poisons from the blood, then you get sick. Nearly nil rheumatism, hcadncheB, livor trouble, norvoucncss, constipa­ tion, dizziness, sleeplessness, bladder, disorders como from sluggish kidneys. The moment you feel n dull ache in the kidneys or your back hurts, or if the urine is cloudy, offensive, full of sediment, irregular of passage or at­ tended by a sensr.tion of scalding, got about four ounces of Jud Salts from any reliable pharmacy and take u tablospoonful in n glnss of water be­ fore breakfast for a few days nnd your kidneys will then net flno. This famous milts Is nindc from the ncid of grapcB nnd lemon juice, combined with lithin nnd has keen used for gen­ erations to flush clogged kidneys nnd stimulnto them to activity, also to neutralize the acids in urine so it no longer causes irritation, thus ending bladder disorder.). Jnd Salts is inexpensive nnd ennnot injure; makes a delightful effer­ vescent litliia-water drink which all regular meat caters should tako now and then to keep the kidneys clean nnd the blood pure, thereby avoiding Rcrious kidney complications.—Adv. Seminole County W ill Do Its Part in This Great W ork ATLANTA, Nov. 14.—Southern Di­ vision Headquarters of tho American Red Cross sees a veritable triumph of the Red Cross cause in Dixie as a result of reports from every section of the division on the results of early Roll Call activity. The South, these reports indicate, is keenly nlive to tho importance of the pence time program of the organi­ zation nnd the response to tho nppenl of the Greatest Mother Is believed ample nssurnnee thnt tlio work now being nttemrted will he carried on throughout the coming year nnd pos­ sibly extended so that every com­ munity In the division will feel and know Its benefits. This has been made possible solely through the whole hearted coopera­ tion of people in every walk o f life throughout tho section. Rig busi­ ness lias recognized the benefits that accrue to It from participation in Red Cross activity and tho response has been generous, ami organized labor has been no less quick to grasp the opportunity to aid a cause that Is one of the prime factors jn our nntional life ill adding strength nnd force to tho masses. In fact, practically every labor lead­ er In South hns not only enrolled himself ns a Red Cross member, but has given his citthu&instic endorsement of tho Red Cross program. j The doctrine of Red Cross service hns been prenchcd from hundreds of evangelical pulpits in the South nnd at the same time it had been made the subject o f endorsement from prelate and priest, in church nnd in syna­ gogue. v In fnct tho cooperation hns been ns widespread as the cause In whkh It Is given. As a result Division Head­ quarters ofTicinls predict thnt despite the uncertainties of the times, tho South will smash nil its records for responso.to tho annual appeal of this great nntional organization. STATES GET WAR MATERIALS FOR ROAD BUILDING. Approximately $150,000,000 worth of surplus wnr materials, turned over by the wnr department to tho depart­ ment of agriculture, will ho distribut­ ed through tho bureau of public roads to the various states for roadlmilding purposes. Under tho Wndsworth-Knhn bill this surplus wnr material is sent to tho states with ho solo provision thnt he used for road building purposes. A vast accumulation o f machinery, equipment ,supplies, and mot r ve­ hicles that was to have been used In France has 'hus been diverted to a useful peace-time purpose. Floridn will receive $1,482,000. Included In tho supplies distributed among the states nro 27,108 motor vehicles, mostly trucks; 172 locomot­ ives o fvnrioiis sizes; 25,000 gross tons of rails; more than 4,500,000 pounds of powder ,nitd nearly 10,000 tons of TNT. NEW YORK ,Nov. IB,— Picketing of three thousand garment shops by strikers began here today. Union of­ ficials warned plckots against argu­ ment or disturbance. m Y o u ’ll g e t s o m e w h e r e w ith a p ip e a n d P . A J Print« Albtrt U n M In toppy rod ___ h | i. tidy rod tint, handtomt pound and hall pound tin humldort and Intho nirnf crystal glaot umldor wi t h tpongo molotonor top. r Start fresh all over again at the beginning! Get a pipe!— and forget every smoke experience you ever had that spilled the beans! For a jimmy pipe, packed brimful with Prince Albert, will trim any degree of smokejoy you ever registered! It’ s a rc/elation l Put a pin in here! Prince Albert can’ t bite your tongue or parch your throat. Both are cut out by our exclusive patented process. So, just pass up any old idea you may have stored away that you can’ t smoke a pipe! Wo tell you that you can— and just have the time of your life on every fire-up— if you play Prince Albert for packing! What P. A. hands you in a pipe it will duplicate in a home-made cigarette! Gee— but you’ ll have a lot of fun rolling ’ em with Prince Albert; and, it’s a cinch because P. A. is crimp cut and stays put! i c b Thp ^cut I0NGnUBNINGfMP! AM D -ClGARfTft TOBACCO C o p y r lih t ID31 by it. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co. Wimlon-SaUiu, N iue Albert the national j o y smoko N. C. I). A. It. MEETING (From Monday1! Dully) The regular monthly meeting of 1, Sulliu Harrison Chapter, N, S., D. A, It., is held the second Friday of each month nt 2:20. Tho November meet­ ing was changed to Saturday, tho 12th on account of Armistice Day. Mrs. L, R. Phillips vviih our charming bustoss. Among the ninny Important mat­ ters taken up at the business session, was the co-operation of the "Ever­ glade Chapter” of Miami, Fla., to nominate our state regent, Mrs. Ev­ erest George Sewell, for tho office of vice-president general, Nntional So­ er Nations of Patriotism.” Mrs. Chamberlain has graciously In­ ciety, Daughters of the American vited the Daughters of tho SulRc Har­ Revolution. Mrs. R. J. Starling’s paper "Histor­ rison Chapter to a luncheon nt two o’clock, preceding tho mooting, after ic American Women’’ was enjoyed. The hostess assisted by Mrs. Ray­ the meeting, sho will give a reception mond Key and Mrs. Georgo Bishop, to the Abigail) Bartholomew Chapter, N. S., D. A. It., of Dnytonn and tho served dainty refreshments. One of the must cnjoyablo social Sulliu Harrison Chnptor, of Sanford. hoars the Chapter has spent, wna Sat­ — Mrs. II. J, Sfurling, Press Ropcrter. urday, November 12th. PRINCETON, N. J., Nov. 15.— The next meeting will be nt the home of Mrs. Geo. Chnmborluin, Dny- { Marshall Focli today whh tho guest of tona Ranch, .December Dth. Mrs. John thu Princeton faculty, which plnnncd Leonard!, loader. Subject: “ Consti- to confer on him nn honorary degree HMnn of The United States nnd New­ o f doctor of lnws. TRADE M ARK $625 f. o. b. Detroit What Henry Ford Says About Machine Power Farming "In the tractor tho farmer now has a machine in which ia harnessed one of the most adaptable, efficient, economical Bources of power In the world— tho internal combustion engine. "The tractoK will multiply tho productive capacity of each individual farm worker from three to four times over. "It will put the farmer on a par with the city manufacturer. It will put his produce-producing factory— for that is what a farm is— on to an efficient production basis. "It will enable each worker to earn so much more that he can be paid more and still leave a greater profit for the man who hires him. It will enable the farmer to work fewer hours in the day, giving him more timo to enjoy life. "I believe the tractor will make farming what it ought to be— the most pleasant, the most healthful, the most profitable business on earth.” Edward A U T H O R IZ E D D E A LE ins �FAtfH FOUR THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1921 THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1921 S T A R T S F R ID A Y , N O V E M B E R 18 A T 9:00 A . M . * 8 PAQR FIVE L A ST S T E N D A Y S ; CLOSES N O V E M B E R 29, 6 P. M. * The Greatest Bargain Event Evi r Put On In The City o f Sanford Separate Skirts SALE STARTS , % F R ID A Y Dresner’s [id-Season Find M any New W a y s To M ake Themselves W holly Charming Clearance — OF— The "something different" which is the founda­ tion o f individual style is found in these skirts to n murked degree. For while these are fash­ ioned in harmony with the accepted mooed * of the season, each model displays some distinctive touch— pockets cleverly placed, a novel use of buttons or braid, or perhaps an unusual panel effect. Materials are the soft, plain weaves in popular colorings and newer stripe and plnid effect. NOVEMBER A CHOICE OF STYLES AT ................................ $4.95 m High-Grade Fall Suits ft A special lot o f high grade Coat Suits at less than manu­ facturer’s prices. These Suits are the newest Fall Mod­ els. Materials are all Wool Serge, Tricotine and Velour, AND UP Silk lined in Black, Navy and Brown. Sizes 18 to 44. Val­ 8 * ues up to $32.50, at— S’ APPAREL Silk Skirts In this lot you wlil find everything imnginnolo in stripes, plaids and novelties of (PC C A AND every description, priced at....... «PihtJU UP $ 16.98 Our Entire Stock o f Coat Suits Greatly Reduced OUR BARGAINS ARE GENUINE-YOU wLL FIND THEM JUST AS ADVERTISED i • W e Never Misrepresent-let Us Prove This to You U nuAual i -. *** Your Choice Positively the s s ■ 50 ■ ■ ■ Duvotyne8. ++++++++++++ ++♦ +++ Values to $10.00 at— a a Star Bargains TRIMMED HATS— Unusual Values Large, medium and small sailor shapes, poke bonnets, mushroom and turbans, of Lyon's velvet, all colors; tailored and dress hats, trims of ostrich, velvet, flowers, glazed ribbon nnd ornaments. Values to $12.60 for— • W ith Moderate Prices The attractiveness of our now Fur Displays has brought us much favorable comment, and women are choosing this op­ portune time to purchase furs for Fall and Winter. The luxurious comfort and satisfaction in possessing furs of well known quality and correct stylo are the possession of every'woman taking advantage of these present prices and com­ plete displays. $2.98 • s 20 Reduction on our stock and up of Bon Ton and Royal Worcester Corsets. W O N D E R F U L O FFER ­ W onderful Line of INGS IN H O SIE R Y Pure glove B ilk hose, originally priced at $6.00, special clearance price, pair— $1.98 Wonderful value, all silk, full fashioned hose, originally priced at $3.50. Special Clearance price, pair— $1.95 Pure thread silk hoso, regular price $2.00, Clcuranco prico, pr. $ 1.00 , W aists and OverblousesShantung, Crepe de Chine, Geor­ gette, etc. TTieso blouses dis­ play mnny clover touches in the woy of soft frills, becoming col­ lars and effective ribbon ties. There is one to suit tho tasto of every person. 50% OFF Original Price These new arrivals are striking examples of correct stylo nnd o f the prac­ tical economy of our lowered prices. Models are in favored materials. New nnd original in design and yot associated with everyday wear nnd service. Sinco these arc very unusual values, this worthy opportunity should hnvo the immediate attention of every woman. Our entiro stock (PI /? QQ and specially priced n t ...................................................................... t p iQ .O t / up SMART NEW SHADES. FASHIONABLE ■ ■ Furs that Hold You W ith Their Charm and Please Preferred Weaves Tell a $2.98 ■ $4.98 These groups of smart nc interesting from every have been chosen with tention to becomingn details, and the materials notes with approval the larger brimmed hats an of the close fitting tu varied are the styles t choice is possible. For Mid-Season Wear Interesting Styles and ■ ofT our regular price Per Cent - ■ Per Cent Beautiful Assortment o f Petticoats in Taffetas and Silk Jerseys, Beautiful New Coats s Greatest Sale ot the Season 1 Hundreds o f women will attend this sale s and purchase beautiful Fall Hats from the complete selection over produced for Milline a most a sale of this kind. Excellent Velvets and of any AHicle in this BIG Assortment at nery modes are of view. -They J a 1 care and nt- ul sweep of the nm appearance Misses’ and Juniors’ Coats EXTRA SPECIAL! . $ 5 .5 0 a n d U p B ,ap1°8‘ . And so Hats in this group were formerly priced 0 3 high ns ■ ruly individual $25.00. Special for this (Pn n r s a le .................................................................... « p 0 .i/D CLEVER NEW MODELS Selections embodying the newest styles in fnvored materials. Novel belts are effectively placed and fashioned collars add smartness. Wo have a won­ derful assortment of these, and they are priced to sell. The SMoil Startling Onr in Our Entire History A great purchase brings Super Values in High Grade ises— Another Matchless Event— Another when we share with our customers dolli [r dollar savings that we effected EVERY DRESS A TRI PH OF occasion VALUE-GIVING We wish we had space to tell all the nice things that we know about theso G R E A T E ST D RESS B A R G A IN S Dresses. Wo wish we could just tako you personally through the rows o f racks and show you each Dress. If wc could only pin samples of some of tho materials to this advertisement— you’d become oven more than we are. Many of theso beautiful dresses are exact "copies" of high cost originals. Only bcauso the makers suffered great losses and the dol­ lars we saved we sharo with you. are theso values possible. $35.00. Priced at— $ . 1 W E E V E R O FFE R E D enthusiastic New Fall Dresses made o f all Wool Serge Tricotines, Ve­ lours and Satins. These Dresses represent the latest models with wide Georgette sleeves and cape collars. Values up to $25.00. Priced at— Values up to , 4 . 8 9 Contim $ 9 . 9 8 of Miscellaneous Stock Wo have tremendous stock of Bath Robes, Kimonos, Negligees, Bou­ doir Slippers, Muslin and 3Hk Underwear, etc. We do not hesitate to say that our stock of the abovo items is one of tho most completo and up-to-date in this part of the state. In fact it is so largo that we must cloar out some of it. Therefore we are throwing this entiro stock out in this salo for about half price. S Don’t M iss This W onderful Opportunity S M A R T STYLISH S W E A T E R S Suitable and becoming styles that will serve the purpose of practically any occasion where a Sweator might be worn. Choice mny be made from numerous new shades and every Sweater is a wondei ful value. Priced at $2.95 and up J. M. DRESNER, 214 EAST FIRS STREET, SANFORD, FLORIDA lU IIIIIU IIIlBIIIIIIIIIIIU IIIIM IllU lliiiinM IllllUIIIM IIIIIIIIIN IU IIIIIUlH nU U H l �THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1921 FLORIDA IS ALL RIGHT, SHOULD NOT WORRY ABOUT OTHER SECTIONS M cLaughlin W rites About the Great Resources o f This W onderful, State Here Are Better OVERALLS For years *'PANAMA'1 overalls have faithfully served the South. Work­ men iu every trade know '“PANAM A"' U N IO N -M A D E November 6, 1921.1 people will not only hav to buy com Mr. R. J. Holly, for bread but for the stock. stands for tho most durablo and comfortable work clothes Editor Sanford Herald. I nm sending you this little note money can buy. Sold under Dear Holly: with n few authoritative figures to our iron­ Yesterday 1 rend on the front page show you how very well o ff wo are at clad guar- /• f e n P i nnteo. Ask ( 4 o f the Orlando Reporter-Star an in­ home and how litt.lo wo need to trou­ lealer. v ble about things in tho far west. As fot tho terview with one of our neighbors just to the cause of our national troubles, trade-mark. home from n western trip. there is a wide divergence of opinion. Kit* Ml*. C*., He seems to think the trouble with Wo might trace them bock to August, M*W*. Ala. the cglintrjr at the present time is 11*14, as a starter and then fairly hig£ freight rates, and Bnys that wonder how we can get from hysteria thousands of tons of hay and alfalfa to composure, may 1 say, over night. “ MADE TO . M A M O O O D -r are in Kansas and Missouri which Yours sincerely, cannot bo moved because the freight Tr,<iyMlrh R*|ii i c. o. McLa u g h l i n . will eat up the profit; that we might consume a great deal of it in Florida, * * * * * * * * * * but the producers nro prohibited by HEL-JAI! COFFEE CO.. high rates o f freight, etc. People in PULLS OFF GOOD STUNT. Nebraska told him corn was selling for 07c per bushel; coal selling for (From Monday'! Dally) $10 per ton and the farmers would The Bel-Jnr Coffee Co., n new anil have to burn corn for fuel this winter. important enterprise in Sanford, ecrIt has been my Impression that the Mrs .Ora Layton, of Winter Park, talnly showed enterprise and tho forage crop in Floridn is not short was n visitor to the school last Mon, right spirit in donating nil the good enough to worry us by renson of the day. M n, Layton is health inspector - co(Tco 8flrved „ t the Legion "eats" fnct that Kansas and Missouri cannot of the schools. Armistice Day—and hotter still, supply us and that corn cannot move M‘ ss Olive, Mcssrfl Snyder nnd Kimball, bad the to Florida from Nebraska. There wero the guests of Mrs. W. B. Zak making of this excellent bovorngo In seems to bo no conditions in Floridn ary, Tursday. chnrge. thi|t will ir.nkc it nccessnry for us to Fred Grist was a visitor in Winter It wns n big item on menu nnd wns haul in an unusual nmount of foruge Park Inst Friday. thoroughly enjoyed by nil. The Leg­ during the present year or next B. J. Overstreet wns transacting ion boys are certnlnly grateful to spring. biisinVss in Sanford Thursday. these gentlemen for the interest So far ns the price of coal is con­ Win. Woodcock returned Thursday shown by this company. cerned it is proper to express tho night from Maine, where he spent the opinion thnt it haH no benring on the summer. GAVE LEGION A MACHINE. present food and foruge situation. Mr. Spinks wns n visitor in Sanford Tho miners have not worked more Thursday. (From Saturday1! Dally) than ono-fourth of the time during the The Cnmpbcll-Lossing Post hnd n Mr. und Mrs. II. it. Chapman nnd past two years and the operators of little son, arrived Sunday to spend present of n fine Slngor sewing ma­ mines, on account of tho conditions several dnys with Mrs. Chnpmnn’s chine from T. M. Dunlop, who Is the thnt have existed during the past two ngent for Sanford, nnd the machine years, might possibly not be able to parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. J. S. Dinkcl. was to be given nwny during th'e Mr. and Mrs. Frnnkk TopllfT, of Or­ make nr.y mono yat the present price cnrnlvnl, but Charlie Britt, tho cmo f coal nt the mines. There is another lando, were visiting the Fullers, Sat­ pressnrio of the cnrnlvnl, wns too urday afternoon. fenturo to consider with relation to busy to put on the sewing machine, Mrs. J, M. Woodborry, of Sanford, tho price of coal; that is tho fact that retailers Hoeut to think it necessary is visiting her brother, T. J. William- nnd It wns lost in the shuffle. Mr. Britt wishes to acknowledge upon hcto make very large profits— if they son and family. Miss Lillian Howell arrived Sun­ hnlf of the Legion the receipt o f tho do not make large profits they are boing constantly accused of it, which day afternoon from Gray, Ind., to mnchlno, nnd states thnt it will he spend tho winter with her parents, disposed of through the Legion nl a is about tho same thing. Inter period. As to Floridn being nblo to use Mr. and Mrs. Howell Hall. Mr. and Mrs. Parrish returned the Home of this western forego. It might be well to direct attention to tho crop last of tho week from Jacksonville report published at Gainesville, Au­ wltero they spent tho Inst few dnys. gust 12th, showing tho estimated pro­ They wore nccoinpanied by their NOTH'HI duction of corn In Florida for 1021 to daughter, Mrs. Ynrbough. Hen led Itlds will ho received by the There was sendee at the Baptist llnnrd bo 11,662,000 bushels against 10,530,o f County CoiniiilHslotiorn of Inst Sunday, Itcv. liurr, .,of Cotiitty Florida, at the Court 000 bushels for 1020, and a hay crop .church ... House Irt Hanford. Florida, for the liiiilillttK rtf n MtocUnilu at the County for 1021 of 1 15,000 tons against 152,- Winter Park, officiating. Farm, a ccordin g to iiliias ami ftpc'clflMrs. Leon I). Burdick, neo Nellie 1'iitlotiH on file with tho Clerk o f tho 000 tons for last yoar. Tho corn crop Circuit ti|> (III 10 o ’clock, A. M , is estimated as an increase, while tho Woodborry, nnd children of Orlando, IJvearmtfCourt, r S 'It, Itt2|. The lionrd o f County f n in nil sale nont hay crop shows only nn estimated re­ wore the guest of Mr. nnd Mrs. ,T. reserve the t lain to re Joel any or all duction of 7,000 tons. Tho .September J. Williamson, on Friday. f j j, bids. , M. A, DOUOBA.HH. report, which is published about a Mth, George B. Upchurch nrrivbd Cl - HiClerk. month later, shows improved condi­ Sunday from Birmingham, to Hpend M I T l t 'K I tions as tlie season drawn to a close. some time with her mother, Mrsj .‘ teaInti t.hlH will ho received by Iho This means there will he no short­ Geo. Lewis. Hnnril o f fi i m i l y fnmtulHiilnnorx of Hmnlnnle County, Florida, at tint Court age in the Florida production as com­ Mr. and Mrs. Dado and non, arriv­ I to a nu In Hatifnril, Fill., for griullng, pared with 1020, therefore, Florida ed Wednesday from Wnterbury, Ct.p illti'hlng anti olliarw lso Improving the Osceola Hoad, a ccord in g to plans und will not need any more outside forage to spend the winter in their new Hiu'clfh-utloun on flln with tho Clerk, up till In o'clock. A. M , Dee. nth, ltt'21, than it has needed under normal con­ homo. A certified check for (inn iltindrnd (fluii,lid) tinlliirs iniint IIicu IIIpuny each ditions, and if it should need f o r a g e Mrs. Jim Martin nnd two childron hid. from the outHldo, why nut buy it In arrived Thursdny to spend seme time The successful bidder will ho rcriulrtu vivn n hmid In Iho sum o f Three nearby states rather than run out to with her mother, Mrs. George Lewis. fil Hundred (l30S.no) Dollars. County CorninlsHloncrs reserve tho Mississippi river and beyond, for Roy Coleman, o f Mosroo, w o b nn theThu right to reject any or nil bids, nr to It? accept it 11 y hht they may deem to tin for out of town visitor In town on Thurs­ tho In-si Interest o f the County Tho Nebraska corn situation was day. R. A. DOlfnLA.Hfl, Clerk. published in the Itreedor's Gazette at Quito a few from I.ongwood attend­ I - Ilf Chicago, October Gth, showing tliut ed the Armistice Day colchrntlon In Nolire of Application for Tax Deed Nebraska and Iowa people contem­ Snnford. Under Section 575 of the General , plated burning corn for fuel. This Misses Frances nnd Emma Fuller Sinlutea of the Btnte of Floridii would be a ridiculous thing for them spjont the week-end in Orlando, guest to do, in face of the fact that Ken­ o fthoir aunt, Mrs. Topliff. Notice is hereby given that H. B. tucky farmers have not sufficient corn Levy, purchaser of Tax Certificate to carry/ them through the year, or No. 2fiH, dated tho 4th dny of June, until the 11122 crop 1h harvested, Ken­ A. D. 1917, has filed Hnld certificate STOP CATARRHl OPEN tucky was in the grip of its worst in my office, and has made applica­ NOSTRILS AND HEAD drouth from May until August. Hun­ tion for Tax Deed to isnuo In accord­ dreds of acres will not yield a bushel Sayi C m n Applied la Noatrila ance with law. Snid certificate em­ pur aero and the Ntatu will have to buy Relieve* Heed-Co^e at Once. braces tho following described proper­ fifty per cent of its corn from other ty stunted in Seminole County, Flori­ states. At that time corn was Helling If your nostrils are clogged und da, to-wit: R 1-2 of NW 1-4 of SW at rotall In Kentucky for ninety cents your head in Htuffedaaiid you can't 1-4, Sec. 22, Twp. 20 S, Range 32 East, and nt wholesale for eighty cents. The breathe freely because of a cold or 20 acres. The said land being assess­ catarrh, just get a small battle of ed at tho date of the issuance of such Ely's Cream Halm nt tiny drug store. certificate in tho name of John Mc­ Apply a little of tills flagrant, anti­ Leod, Heirs. Unless said certificate septic cream Into your nostrils and lot shull ho redeemed according to law it penetrate through every air-pas— Tnx Deed will issue thereon on the sage ot yout bend, soothing and heal­ 9th day of Docembor, A. D. 1921, HE racking, agonizing rheumatic ing the inflamed, swollen mucoiiH WITNESS my official signaturo nnd ache Is quickly relieved by nn ap­ membrane and you get instant relief. seal UiIh the 3rd dny of November, plication of Slum's Liniment. For forty years, folks all over the Ahl how good it feels. Your nos­ A. D. 1921. world iiavo lound Slum's to be tba trils tiro open, your head is clear, no (SEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS, natural enemy of pains nr>d aches, more huwking, snuffling, blowing; no Clerk Circuit Court, i f pentlrala Mlhcut rubbing. more honduche, dryness or struggling Seminole County, Fin, You can just tell by its healthy, Eti initialing odor that it Is going to do for breath. Ely’s Cream Balm 1h just 12-0tc By: A. M. WEEKS, D. C. you good. what sufferers from head colds and Keep Sloan’s handy for neuralgia, WIJMKBY 11Mil ADD snnforil Hclitlcu, lame back, stiff joints, sore catarrh need. It’s a delight.—Adv. A IIV I'lllT IS K M M V r misclcs. strains and sprains. At ull drugglots—35c, 70c, $1.40. VO'l'lCl’. TO llllim iM CONTItMTOnn CARD OF THANKS K L0NGW00D ********** Legal Advertisements RHEUMATIC ACHES QUICKLY RELIEVED T lo a nimentCS:1 S r W E Sick Skins On* of Dr.llouion'a JainllyRamadlaa. ']**. Fu* For*a rclear, War. bealtfay comphuiot iskmuM freely Dr-Hobi ___ souls «maOil Ointment Eczema To ihoHo who wero sc kind in the illness and death of Charles Albert Uocrr wo w IhIi to express our heart­ felt thanks. MRS. C. A. DOERR, CIIAS. DOERR, MR. and MRS. JOHN GOVE, MISS MARION GOVE. Post, cards—local views— lc each at tho Herald office. Sfitlnil hltls will ho roeolvctl by tho Hoard o f County C ommlssloaors o f V o ­ lusia County. Florida, nail tho Iluartl o f Cotialy CiimmlHHloni'rs of Homlnoto County, Klorlilu, mooting Jointly nt tho Dour I 11mi so In Ka a fonl, Florida, for rohiilldliig Irostlo approach ami Installing furry uci-iihh (hu Ht. Johns rlvor, on tlia roaij from (Ionova to Titusville, nt 10:00 n. nt. Docembor nth, t o i l . Mach titd must he accompanied by a cert Ifled check In the sum o f (500.00, made pitytililo to M. A. Douglass, Clork o f tho Board o f County Commissioners o f Homlnoto County, Florida, as ovltlonco o f good faith Tho County Commissioners rosorvo tho right to roloot any or all bids, or to accept nay bid they may doom to ho fo r Ihu host Interest o f the Counties. Coplus o f plans and specifications, proposed contract and bond may bs had on application to Samuel Jordan, Clerk o f the Volusia Board o f County Commissioners, Pel-and, Florida, or from E.-A. Douglass. Clerk o f tho Semi­ nole Board o f County Commissioners, Sanford, Florida, a fter November 15, 1321, on deposit o f (5.00 which will be returned If bid Is made. By order o f the Board o f County Commissioners o f Volusia and •Semi­ nole Counties, Florida. (HEAD) K. A. DOUQLAS8, Clerk, Board o f County Commissioners. Seminole County, Florida. 13-ltc. la tha Circuit Court *f th* Baxanth Judicial Cir­ cuit of Florid*, lu *nd for Saminol* County.—In Ch*nc«ry. CITATION Ural rice Dunbar, Complainant, T * . Jweph Dunbar, I* fond ant. To jowpti Dunbar, Ttealitcnr* Unknown: It appearing from *n afflilarlt riI---1 In llila cana* Dint yon nr* * nnn<r*"li!ent of the State of Florida, therefore, you, Jnarph Punliar, *ra ordered and required on th* Bth (lay of Iteeemt-r. A. D. 1021. to appear to the hill of con ■ plaint exhibited agalnat you In title came. It li ordered that thla notice to* pohllihed In the Sanford Herald once a week for eight wceka. WITNESS my hand anil the teal of thla court on thla 27th day of September, A. t>, IIKH, (SRAM E, A. 1>01101,ASM, Clerk of the Circuit Court. Seminole County, Fla. OKO, A. DeCOTTES, Solicitor and of Coimael for Complainant. T-nte Notice of Application for Tax Deeds Under Section 575 of the Gen­ eral Statutes Notice !s hereby given that F. L. Woodruff, baser of Tnx Certifi­ cate No, 176, dated tho 2nd dny of ‘June, A. D. 1919, said certificate em­ braces tho following described proper­ ty situnted in Sominolc County, Flori­ da, to-wit: South 1-2 Lot 1 nnd All Lot 2 (less NE 1-4 of Lot 2), Sec. 2d, Twp. 20 S, Range 30 East, 45 acres. The said land being nsscssed at the date of the issuance of such certificate in the name of Unknown. Also Tnx Certificate No. 751, dnted tho 2nd dny of Juno, A. D. 1913, snid certificate embraces the following de­ scribed property situnted in Sominole County, Florida, to-wlt: Lots 4 and 5 Hlk 9, Russell’s Pint of Fort Reed. Tho said land being nsscssed at the date of tho Issuance of such certificate in the name of Unknown, has filed snid certificates in my office nnd has mndo application for tnx deed to issue In nccordnnco with law. Unless said certificates shall bo re­ deemed according to law tnx deed will issue thereon on the 9th day of De­ cember, A. D. 1921, Witness my official signature nnd seal this the 3rd day of November, A. D. 1021. (SEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS, Clerk Circuit Court, Seminole County, Fin. 12-0tc By: A. M. WEEKS, D. C. In Clicull Court, Seventh Judicial Cir­ cuit, stale of Floridn, Countjr of Seminole,— In Chancery ty. Illinois. That the defondant Cen­ tral Union Truet Company o f New T ork, a corporation, la a corporation existing under the lawe o f the State o f New Y o rk and that Its principal place o f buslnees and post o f f ic e a d ­ dress Is B0 Broadway, New T ork City, New York. Thnt there le no person In the State o f Florida tho service o f su b ­ poena upon whom w ou ld bind the said defendants, or either o f them: that It la the belief o f these complainants that tho snid defendants and each o f thorn Is o v e r the a g o o f tw enty -on e years. It 1s therefore ordered that you. the said defendants, nnd ouch o f you do appenr In this Court to the bill o f c o m plaint herein filed upon Monday, the 5th day o f Decbmber, A. D. 1921, tho came being a rule day o f this Court, It Is further ordered that *hls ordor bo published once a w cok fo r fou r (4) con secu tive weeks In Uto Sanford H er­ ald, a newspaper published In Sanford, Seminole County, Floridn. WITNESS my hand and tho seal of tho said Circuit Court this 21nd dny o f October, A. D. 1921. (SMAB) M. A. DOUGLASS, Clerk Circuit Court. ‘ Seminole County. Fin. By: V. U. DOUGLASS, D. C. rtOBINSON & BUI DO MS, Solicitors for Complainants. ll-B to Is the Circuit Court, lavas th Judicial Circuit t» « « f i t the County of UomUoli, ' “ Florid*.—la Ohnao«iy OITATHM A. E. RJoblom, Complainant. ■' T». . Dolly T. Heat, Jennie Dougherty, J. A. UeIkinabl, M. A. McDonald, Q*org* W. Link K. 0. Painter r*rtlll**r Co., a Florida Cor­ poration, and th* unknown hair*, darlwaa, aa. aliinee*. grantee* or olhar* claiming under Ikilly T. Pent, Jennl* Dougherty, J. A. Me. Donald, M. A. UcDenaM, (lea. W. Link, and E. O. Palntar Fertilizer CD., a Florida Cor­ poration, Defendant*. To; Dolly T. Dent, residence unknown, Jennie Itougherty, reeldenre unknown: J. A. McDon­ ald, reildenre unknown; M. A. McDonald ree­ ldenre unknown; (Jeorge W. Link, reeldence unknown; the iielra, derleeee, grantee*, teg. ate**, or other* claiming under Dolly T. Pent, Jennie Dougherty. J. A. McDonald, M. A. McDonald and (leorge W. Link, and lo any and all other parllea claiming any Internet In nnd to the following described land* eltunled In Seminole County, Florida, to-wlt: No. I.—beginning HO ft. W ot the NW cor of .he NW Vt of Hr:Vi Of AH44. Section 0, Town, alilp 3(1 H., Hinge 30 B., run B 807 ft., U 111) rt., NEly along railroad right-of-way 750 ft., N 31 ft.. W 770 ft.) and also beginning at the N cor. of the N'EU of the BWU of tba BB14. Sec­ tion 0, Townaldp 20 R.. Range 80 B., ran W (MtO ft.. H 00214 ft-. B ft.. N 300 ft.. B 440 ft.. N 224'4 ft., and the SB)4 or the NWU of the BEt; end the &14 of the NBU of the NOTICE o r APPLICATION FOR TAX DEEDS. NWVi or the HE44, and beginning 40 rod* E and UNDER SECTION 574 Or T1IE GEN­ 0.1 nsla H of the NW cot of the NWIl of Ilia ERAL BTATUTE8 HE),. Section P, Townaldp 20 B, Range 30 E., tun W 120 roil*. N 21 nail, B 40 roda. S 10 roila, E 80 toda to the beginning. Notice la hereby ylten that: W. It, Khiibrell, Nn, 2.—Peginning 3W< ft fl of the NW cor pnrchMi-r of Tax (VrlKtrole Nn. 2D2.1, itnted the 2ml day of June. A. I>. 1*00, lit* filed in Id certi­ or the NRU of the SWM of the RHH. Section ficate ;r my office ind hai m*d« ippllcallon for fl, Townaldp 20 H., Hinge 80 >7„ run R .200 ft., tax deed to luue In accordance with law. Raid H 32 degree*, K 100 ft., to U, II. right-of-way, certificate embrace* the following described prop­ S 01 degree*. 30 Min., W along tba N aide of erly altualed In Hemlnnle County. Florid*, to- •eld It. H. right-of-way to 8. line ot the N8U wlt: Lot T and 8, 111k. C. Aidin'* lit AiM. to of the BW)4 of the HBU. W to the BW n r of (Ixlcdo. The t*ld land being aueaaed it th* dtt* •eld 10 acre*, N 201 ft to the beginning. No. 8.—Ile.'lnnlng at a point of tntareectloa of the lutiince of •itch certificate In lb* nan* of of the B. line of the HW VI of the 8RH. Sec­ W. I,. Palmer, Aaane.. tion fl. Townaldp 20 8, Hinge 80 R„ rot. with N Alan Tax Certlflca^No. 2321, dated th* 2nd day of June. A. I>. IMtfl, ha* filed Hid certificate line of rlght-of-wey of the B. F, It. It., fl 01 In my office and hat made application fur lax degree*, 30 Min., W along aald right-of-way 183 deed to luue In accnrdai*f with law, Raid certi­ ft., N 29 degree*, 30 Min., W 100 ft., B 210 ft, ficate embrace! the foltowing deacrlhed property H 3 ft. No. 4.—The R14 of the NBH of the NWti of ■lluated In Seminole County, Florida, to-wlt! Lota Id. tl. and 13, 111k ('. Antin'* lit Add. to Oxledo. tin fltt'tt, flection D, Towuihlp 20 fl.. Hang* 80 The aald land l-elmt aaaeaaed nt the date of the E. No. 0.—NW)i of Hi* NVt of lot 8. flection I, lunanre of itlcli certificate In the name of IVTnwualdp 20 H., Hinge 30 B. {,. Palmer, Aaane. No. 0.—Bit 4 of Bertlun fl, Townaldp 20 fl., Cnlea* aatd certificate ahnll lie redeemed ac­ cording to law, tax deed will luaue thereon on Itange 30 B. No. 7.—The NWW of the HtV« (leee F,)4 of the !*th day of November, A. D. 1021. Wttneaa my official alenature nnd seal tlda the NKVi), Hectlon 0. Townaldp 20 fl.. Itange 30 B. the 13tb day of October. A. I). 1021. No. 8.—The H IS rda. of the NB)4 of the (HEAL) E, A. IIOUOI.A8R, Clerk. HIV), end the fl 13 rode of the BW)4 of the NWB «f the RBV4, Hectlon f>. Townahlp 20 B, Oflte liy: A. M. WEEKS. I). C. Itange 30 E. No. 0.—NV4 of BV4 of lot 3, Hectlon fl. TownIn Circuit Court, 7th Judicial Circuit, •hip 20 8. Itange 30 E. State of Floridn, Seminole County. It appearing from the aworn bill of complaint — In Chancery. filed In tlda can** agilnat you, that you hare or chilm mine Inlereit In the lamli herelnabcie tieW. C. Morris, acrlhed, therefore, yuu, the an id Dolly T, Pent, vs. Dougherty, J. A. McDonald, M. A. MeStanley It, Alleyno, It living and It Jennie ami (Jeorge W, Link era hereby resulted dead all parties claim ing Intorost u n ­ InniaId, lie end appear before ottr aald circuit court al der Stanley It. Alleyno, doocanod, or lo Iho court lioiia* tn Hanford, Florida, on tha otherwise, In tho property below de­ Tilt of Notc-ndier, A, D. 1021, and then end scribed. nnd Frank O. Honch. If liv ­ thereday enawer to the hill of complaint eaing, nnd If (load nil parties claiming Idldteiluieke agalnal you, ollierwlae • decree pro conInterest under Frank O. itonch, do- feuo will entered agalnat you. cenned, or otherwise, In tho property i And anyl>eend all other parllea claiming toy below described. right, (tile or Intereal In and to the lamia hereTo tho defendants. Stanley II. Alleyne, Inalaire dracrlbed under, by, and through Dolly If living, nnd If dead to all parties Pent. Jennie Dougherty, M. A. McDonald, J. claiming Interests under Stanley It. |T. A. McDonald and George W. Idnk or otherwlae, Alleyno, deceased, or otherwise, In arc hereby required lo ha end appear before tho property below described, and, nor aald circuit court at* the court houae In Frnnk O. Beach, If living, nnd If Hanford, Florida, nn Hie 3tli day December, dend to all parties claiming Interests A. I). 1031, and then and th-tre of anawer under Frank O, Itonch, deceased, or to t’ e till of complaint exhibited mnkn agalnxt eetd otherwise, tn tho fo llo w in g property| pari Ira, otherwlae a decree pro consituate In Seminole County. Florida, unknown (i-ao will tie entered agalnat enld unknown pardescrlhod ns: Tho 8 1-4 o f tho NW 1-4 o f NM 1-4 tlea. la ordered Unit tlda notice be puhllahed la nnd tho SM 1-4 o f SM 1-4 o f NM 1-4 of theIt Snnforil Herald, a newepnper puhllahed tn NW 1-4 o f Sec. 15. T w p 21 S. II 89 R „ 1Seminole County, once a week for eight containing 12 1-2 acres, more or less, i I") week* ea to Florida, the known parllea defendant, It 1s hereby ordered thnt you nnd nnd once a week for twelve onoh o f you do appenr to tho bill o f (lie unknown panic* defendant. (12) week* aa te complaint herein filed on tho 2nd day Wltnraa my hand and the aeal of the Circuit o f Jnnunry, 1922. on thla (lie 30th day ot Auguet, A. I>. 1031. It 1s further ordered that thla order Court (HEAL) B. A. DOltd LAH8, o f publication he published In tho San­ Clerk of the Circuit Court, ford Herald, a nowspnpor published In Sanford, Sctr.lnolo County, Florida, once HEOIKIE (I. IIEHIIING, Hemluole County, Fla, a week for eight consecutive weeks, Hullcltor and Connie I for the Complainant. W itness my hand and* tho sen! of __________ tho said c ir c u it Court nt Snnford, F lo r ­ 3-l.ltc ida this 25th day o f Oolobor, A. D. 1921. In tha Circuit Court of the Bayenth Judicial Cir­ (SMAB) M. A. DOUGLASS. cuit of Florida, In and for Bemlnole Coun­ Clork Circuit Court. ty,—In Chancery. J. I*. Munanlwhlto and Orlnndo Bank & Somlnolo County. Fin, Trust Compnny, a corporation, C om ­ By: V. M. DOUGLASS, D. C. CITATION plainants, MASSMY & WABBOW. vs Attorneys for Complnlnnnt. l l -9 t o I.lllyhel llnyitre, Complainant, W. A. W h itcom b nml Agnes D. W h it­ tra. comb. Ills wife, and W. A, Whitcomb. Noticu of Application for Tax Heed Paul llaynee, Ih-fi-mlant. Trustee, J. W alter Flynt and Mary Under Suction 575 of the Gen­ Tu Paul llayuca, llriliklU'i Unknown: II. Flynt, Ills wife, A. .1. Holder, Ala It appearing from an afriihirti file,) In thla Clydn Ilouuotl and C. M. Bunnell, her eral SItituteri of the Slate value tint you are n non-roalih-nt o f (lie Htata o f husband, Mrs M B Johnson, a w i d ­ t'tnrhla, therefore, you Paul Ilnynea, are urjrret) ow. Froil T. Williams, J. Foster A l ­ of Fiurida i ami rei|Mire<! on the nth ilny of December, A. D, lison. T. E. Burden. Osceola Cypress Notice is hereby given thnt Geo. E. 11121, to appear to the hill o f cuniplukil exhibitCompnny, a corporation, M. I,. Hunt­ er. U M, Crosthwalt amt Mary IItinier, purchaser of Tax Certificate rtl ngiilnat yotl III thla eauar It 1* entered Hint (hla notice bo puhllahed la Crosthwnlt, his wife, tra Whltmor amt Mary Whltniur, Ills wife, nml Ira No. 30, dated tno 2nd day of Juno, A. Ihe Sanford Herald once « week fur eight week*. WITNESS my hand and (hu aeal of aahl court Whltmor. Trustee, Frank J. Jacoby (u n m a rrie d ). W. L. Monro and Ma­ f). 1919, ItiiH filed said certificate in on llila 3rd day of October, A. II. IfliU. (HEAI.) E, A. DOL'IILAHB. bel Mooro, his wife, and W. I,. Moore, my ollicc, and linn made application I’ lrrk of ihe Circuit Court, Trustee, C M W hite (unm arried, Hemlnnle County, Florida. Isabel Htovlck Uintah nml Harry for Tax Deed to inane in accordance ICoiisli, her husband, Charles R. D o o ­ with law. Snid certificate embraces GEO. A. PeCOTTEH, Solicitor and Cutinacl for Defendant. 8 fltc ley. I,c->y F W akefield nml Bortor T. W akefield, her husband, Clara B. the following described property sit­ Olllllnml, a willow. Mary O. Brnmmer NOTICE! and Oerirge M. Ilrammor, hor hus­ uated in Seniinnlo County, Florida, toband. Samuel ('. Hanley and Mmmn wlt: N olle* la hereby g lrcn that Iho Hoard o f ColinLota 123 nnd 124 Sanford J. Dooley, his wife, H. II, Dewhlrst •y ........ . In nnd for Hemlmdo Cu&nty, nml Alta 11. Dowblrst, Ills wife, M. A, Heights. The said land being naaessed l lorIda, nl their noil regular meeting lo ba (lltlllami ami Mary (IlilHanii. his wife, Mmrna D. Ayres, a widow, Boon at the date of (lie Issuance of such held In Sanford, Fla*, on Nov. 8, 1921, 1j. T.oltoy and Ornco A. Bo Hoy, bln certificate in tho name of Unknown. nf 10 ii clock a. in., will ri’ceUe blda for Ilia pur* clinae of nno ear load of melal culrerla, or xilrlwife, II, .Summers, Frank W. floodrich nml Frances Goodrich, his wife. Unless said certificate shall bo re­ rp'd aewer pipe, apeclflcathm may In- had l,y ,npllrallon at ilia Clerk of the Circuit Cnurt'a of­ Central Union Trust Company, of Now York, a corporation, and Charles deemed according to law Tnx Deed fice, nl Hnnfnrd. Ihe lamtd reaerrea (lie right to any or all Idda, N. Mdiulnston, Defendants. will issue thereon tlie 28th day of No­ reject tHEALI B. A. IIOUai.AHH, oiiur.it To tho defendants, B. M. Crosthwnlt vember, A. I). 1921. "•‘ ' c Clerk. and Mary Crosthwnlt, hi" wife, Ira WITNESS my official signature W hltm or and Mary Whltmor. his MONDAY IIRIIHtE CLUH wife, and Ira Whltmor, Trustee, nnd seal this tile 20th day of October, Frank J. Jacoby ( unmarried), W. B. A. D. 1921. Mooro and Mabel Moore, hi" wife, (From Tueiday’i Dally) nnd W. B. Mooro, Trusloo, C. M. (SEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS, W h ito (unm arried), Isabel Htovlck Mth, J. B, Wall mi! was the graciou Iloiish and Harry lloush, hor husClerk Circuit Court, ha ml, Charles M. Dooley, Buoy F. Seminole County, Fin, host ush yestoniny afternoon nt W akefield and Barter T. Wakefield, her husband, Clara B. Gilliland, a 10-0tc Hy A. M. WEEKS, D. C. hriiige party nt her homo on Wei widow, Mary G. Bra tumor and Goorgo M. Brnmmer, her htiHhaml. Samuel C. Ihird street, the guests including th Dooley and Minina J. Jtoaloy, his NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR members of tho Monday Bridge Clu wife. H. II. Dewhlrst illtd Attn H. DISCHARGE Dewhlrst, Ills wife, M. A. Gilliland and a few extrn guests. and Mary Gilliland. Ills wife, Mmmn TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: I). Ayres, a widow, Boon B. Bollny Quantities of lovely autumn flower Notico is hereby given thnt I, aa and Grace A. Bollny, Ills wife, II. wero UHed in decorating the room Hummers. Frnnk W. Goodrich nnd Frances Goodrich, his wife, Central itHHignco of J. U. LitwHon, trading nnd whore tho enrd tables were arrnngot Union Trust Company o f Now York, doing buHincfla oh J. II. Lnwflon Mo­ a corporation, and Charles N, MdmlsSevornI very interesting rubbers c tor Company, will on tho Oth dny of ton, * It npponrlng from tho sworn till! of December, 1921, or an noon thereafter miction bridge were played during th complaint herein filed by J. B, Musselwhite and Grlando Bank & Trust Com ­ (ih convenient, will present my fitinl afternoon. Tho prize for high hcoh pnny, a corporatIon. complainants, that tho defendants B. M. Crosthwalt and account nnd vouchors to the Honor­ a dainty card table cover, was wo Mary Crosthwalt, Ills wife, Ira W h lt- able James W. Perkins, at DoLand, by Mrs. George Bishop. inor nnd Mary Whltmor, Ills wlfo, nnd Ira Whltmor, Trustee, Frank J. Jacoby. Floridn, or wherever he may at thut At the conclusion of tho card gnm< W. B. Mooro anil Mabel Monro, tils wlfo, and W. B. Mooro, Trustee. C. M. time be, for npprovnl nnd nek for the hostess served a dainty salni White. Isabel Htovlck lloush nnd lln rry final discharge a* such assignee. course. , lloush, tier husband. Charles M. DoolVANCE E. DOUGLASS, ov, Buoy F. W akefield nnd Bortor T. Mrs. Wallace's guests included W akefield, her huutmnd, Clnrn II. OllAssignee J. Ii. Lawson Motor Co llland, Mary G. Drninmur nml O corgo M, Mesdamos Aylette Fitts, George Bish Drummer, her husband, nnd Samuel C, DICKINSON & DICKINSON, D ooloy-n n d Mmmn J. Dooley, his wife, op. George DeCottes, Frank Milioi Attorneys for Assignee. 11-flt/ nro all residents o f the County o f MeBonn, anil State o f Illinois, Ilial tho In Olroult Court, 7th Judicial Circuit, Bamhula u*. f l n' L- Erkins, Hn residence and post office address o f County, Fl*.—In Chancery «iK>it, h. E. Ronmiilat, W. C. Hill each o f said defendant# severally Is Ilinomlngton. McBcnn County, Illinois; D. P. Drummond, H, b . Lewis, C. C BILL TO~QulET TITLK that tho defendants S. IB Dewhlrst nnd Caldwell. Alta II. Dowblrst, his wlfo, are resi­ Carrl* W. Bpccr, Cumplalnint, dents o f Iho Stato o f Illinois, nnd that their resilience and post o ffic e address Arlliur .1.W-IUij Ic, «t al. Defendant. is Champaign, Champaign County, Illi­ TO ALL PKH90NH CLAIMING ANY INTER DEATH OF ALBERT DOERR nois; thnt tho defoudants TO. A. Gilli­ B.TT IN THE FOLLOWING DEHCHIliFP land and Mary Gilliland, his wlfo, arc LAND, to-wlt:— residents o f too Stato o f HII iioIh, nnd 2 and * of Illu.-k 34; and Lit* 2 and 4 that tholr roshlonco nnd post o ffic e a d ­ nf Lola 33, of McM’jnxllla, aa per plat record Chnrl-s Albert Doorr, of Nyach, dress Is Normal, McLean C oun t), Illi­ rd Pluck tu Plat Pouk I, page 120, Hcmlnol* Gouuli nois; thnt tho defendant Mninm D. A y ­ RaeoMa. Y-, died this morning nt tho U m o res, n widow, Is ft resident o f Iho Plate You are hereby ic|i:lrv'i and utdnred lo ap o f Illinois, ami that hor rusideiict nnd pear lit 'cm unr Circuit Guurt at tha (kiurt Uojm Ms Hi:,ter. Mrs. John Gove, after post o ffic e address Is Peoria, Boorla in Hemlnnle IV m lj, Florida, on (la flrat Mob Hmtwtog iiiroBB. Ho wa« born County, Illinois; thnt Iho defendants day In Pcrcmhcr, 1031, to anawer Ih* bill of I,oon I,. Bollny nnd Ornco A. Boltov, t-nmilalnl mod ngatnri you, and therein fall Brooklyn May 20, 1857. He loa> his wife, and If. Summers, nro residents not, Gao came will U> token aa roufciaed, la two sons, Phillip A. und Charles o f Iho Hlnta o f Illliioln. nnd that tholr l>« followed by final daoac. roHldonco and post o ffic e address •* It la further ordered thcl thla nolle* ba pui> his sister, Mrs. Gove, nnd widow. '[ Dorwln. Cook County, Illinois; that tho llahrd in the Hanford llarattl, a ncwapapcr pub defendants Frank \v. Goodrich and Hi licit la Hrmlr.oln Cuonty, Florida, one* a-cb funeral services will bo "held nt I Francos Goodrich, his wife, nro resi­ week for twain week*. Gove residence on West First stn dents o f tho Stato or Illinois, nnd Hint Wltr.eat uiy band and trie aeal <f aal-l Court, tholr residence nnd post o ff ic e address Auguat 18, 11)21, at 8:00 p. m. tomorrow. Is a ih son City. Ford County, Illinois; (HEAL) E. A. D0UGLA80, thnt the defendant Cliarleo N. BdmluCerk Clrn.lt Court, ton Is a resident o f the State o f Illi­ Haiulnolr County, Fla. — Get your Scratch Pads f n m -jw nois. and that hts reslilonco nnd post PICIIINHON A DICKINSON, o ffic e address l» Olnoy, Jtloltland C oun­ flullcliora for Cnmplafoant. l ist* Herald—by tho pound— 16c. FOItMCIiOSimU y> �THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1 8 ,1M1 THE SANFORD HERALD i . i, HOLLY ...................f i N l l a l u l M itar g. *. HIT.ARP............. iMtvtmrr wU Timmtw u n i ............................. Omni a. rnblUM I t*7 M i r fcf THE HERALD(XBMTpWBted) PRINTING COMPANY ' *vjsorittio* rw cx nr aotavori onk tsar .......................................... l i t R0KTH1 ..................................,, * ,, , 1*U THRRX MOYTBf,, , , , , , ....... . mI u u n l A* Imm I OUu Kill IIItUr lifu il U, JIM. it th« Fixt OffJo. it Buford, n.rtdo, Pa in Act of K u tk 1, 1>T». Tfc* l u M Pall/ HoroM la rabllokod araiy artint*oa (* w » t Sunday) aa« U.roooUj <xnr. art tkli tradia# oootiom. Adrartlaiaa ralaa raaaoaabta and mada ksowa an appliaatloa. M-00 oat Taar. or lie par nn»U, |« advaaaa. officai K g m r w iaiw , m sm i Fnr.lim Ativertl.lng Repraaentatlve , THE AMJ'RICAN PRESSASSOCIATION If you’ve got to uso a hammer build n house, — — o------------You don't havo to take out an auto licenso to run a truck farm. ---------------o--------------- Politicians are divided Into two dnssos—appointed ind disappointed. -------------o-----------At Washington, It looks like war­ ships are to ho replaced with friend­ ships. Japan can point to China ns evi­ dence thnt she is in fnvor of disarm­ ament. ------------ o-----------Another slight quake in California, Probably they call these renl estate transfers. The conference must not hold thnt the equality o f right depends upon the equality of might. ------------ o------------Thnt Peruvian girl who is to be sent back home from Tampa will probably be placed on n Peruvian bark. ------------ o -----------If n prisoner is kept is jail some months before trial h0 will convict himself, for long confinement tolls on one. Yenst Is now advertised as a daily food. Followed by a dinner of grnpeJuice and a carton of raisins there may be possibilities in it. It 1b less dangerous to transport hooch than to drink it. A mall cur­ rier o f Eustis plead guilty to hootlegging Tuesday. '------------ o------------Florldn is n great state. There seems to he some location in the state where you con grow something that cannot lio grown successfully in any other stntes or at some other locality in our own state. We firmly believe thnt Florida has more "chosen spots" for different fruits and vegetables than California or some of the for­ eign countries. It is interesting to note tho wonderful possibilities of this state and to know thut the half has never been told. The Snnford Dnlly Herald took first prize in tho recent contest for first page makeup. The contest was stag­ ed by the University of Florida Ex­ tension department, and was entered by all tho papers of the State. To take flist prize in front page contests of this kind, makes us feel very chesty, indeed, oven though tho mnko up man, Charlie Barnes, did the work. Anyhow, Charlie and "us," killed the hear, nnd wo all feel proud of the fact. The Dally Hciaid is some pa­ per, ------------ o-----------Snnford is fast becoming the great­ est wholesale center In this part of Florldn, nnd If tho good work ol tho Chamber of Commerce keeps up, Snn­ ford will one day he the greatest wholesale center of Florida. This mny sound far fetched, but It is the logical location, nnd this goes for Jacksonville nnd Tnmpn— they aro both too far from the center of tho stnte, nnd have no better facilities linn Sanford will hnve in a few years, when wc get deeper water from tho mouth of the St, Johns river to San­ ford. It Is coming, nnd all we need is a little more push nnd pull. With celery nnd lettuce, with touris* , with wholesale distributors, Snnford will ho n«city of 28,000 in fivo yonr3. ------------ o------------The Sanford Herald truly says: "A fter looking them nil over it would seem thnt Sanford has the best prospects o f any city in the stnte. But you can’t lay down on the job and take it for granted.* No matter how glorious tho prospects of n place may bo, unless tho citizens of that place get a hustle on and bring those pros­ pects to a cortnlntysthoy will bo like tho man who spent his time in dream­ ing of accomplishing something great, whllu other men outstripped him In tho race for succoss. It Is up to the Herald to be constantly hammering the fact into tho minds of its read­ ers that no matter how glorious San­ ford’s prospects may be unless the citizens combine to make these pros­ pects become a cortalnty, the pros­ pects will remain simply prospects and nothing more.—Tampa Timos. THE FAITH THAU FINDS EXPRESSION. with the rest of America. But if she voted to demonstrations that will tend has been wounded she bravely con­ to convince us that we do not noed to ceals the hurt and distract attention add other honeys, and freight charges, The following editorial written by from It. Troubles aro largely Im- and commissions, and middlemen's L. S. Fitzhuugh for the Wilmoro, Ky., mnglnnry nnyway. The sky Is still profits to our own fine honey to make Enterprise, will be interesting to bright. Tho air is soft. Its a favor­ it the best ever. It Is that already. T H E O N L Y H O M E SE R VIC E H O U SE IN Sanford citizens. Mr. Fltzhugh visits ed country and people. Tomorrow Is Llko the rainbow, it needs no retouch­ Snnford often ns the guest of Geo. A. coming and In the meantime today Is ing. V SANFO RD DeCottes, and ho is B real Florida' not so hnd. So why worry- Hard The newspapers heartily approve booster: of this first class business move, and tim es?? None here. If you haven’t visited our Filling1Station you There is one outstanding character­ And probably this constant putting If you will go to your groccryman ho istic of the average Floridian t.hab forward tho cheery note of self con­ will tell you that he Is in favor of It, can’t appreciate this High Grade Gasoline. impresses the visitor nt once, when gratulation is efficacious in banishing too. Itiought in contnet with him, and that much of the spectre. A thing Ignor­ When tho tlmo comes lot us all S........................... is his incurable optimism. In Flor­ ed is upt to become n thing unfclt^ stand up,and join the “ Florldn First ida r\i-tything I, lovely nnd the goose At any rate, Florldn will tell you that Class.”— Plant City Courier. 30x3 N. S.................................. 7.50 hnii;:i hlirh nt all times a n ! jonsons. Bho has not felt any specific depres­ -------------o--------— WEATHER AND CROP Drought mny burn and floods may sion and it Is tolerably certain that "'•'M'f, prices mny go below tho «nst Florida believes It from tho long repe­ Conditions in Florldn for the Week of ru rkoting end lenvo him with n tition. Ending November 15, 1021. cron thnt does not pay to harvest and In the mean time nnd all tho time "hip, winds may shake tho oranges tho nntlvc boosts his stnte nnd Its Temperature:—Tho temperature off his trees and tho fly mny eat them transcendent advantages over nil oth­ was moderately low over much of the V U L C A N IZ IN G up, banks may tighten on him nnd the er sates as a place to live, grow rich northern und western portions of tho automobile mny have to he sold. What and ho happy. He shows it up In all section from about tho 11th to tilth, Phone 447-W First and Elm Ave. might bo truly designated hard times the bright dolors of a glowing picture. being near freezing nt some Interior nnd a gloomy outlook mny stare him He ndds to a vivid imagination a portions o f extreme northern nnd In the face and call on him for sacri­ sincere belief nnd lenves an Impres­ western counties, Frost wns reported fice. But in the face- o f any or all o f sion thnt catches nnd lingers, It is a several times during tho week, but these trials, to tho ordinary citizen, growing stnte and ho Is stimulating without dnmnge. W H E N Y O U T H IN K OF COFFEE light ho can ho faces tb- world with a cheery its gi wth by every Precipitation:—There wore ocr.jflcsmile nnd no unshaken faith in his throw on It. The dark shndcs ho inl showers nnd legally heavy rnlnf THINK OF stnte ns the favored spt>t on this leaves out— if he honestly bci’eves over nil portlo*" )f the section, al­ enrthly footstool and an abiding b e -1there nre any dark slinde. And he though more rnin is needed west of lief in the good fortune of anyone who |gets there. the Suwannee rlvor—mainly, however, Florida is rapidly filling up and west of the Apalachicola river, hut is lucky enough to live there. “ Hnrd times been hitting your making long strides in development uven this relief was doubtless rccclvcountry up there?" he will ask in n and larger Htatehood. How much of ed during the last dny of the week, tone of commiseration, "wo hnven’t her advancing growth is due to the ( when amounts exceeding an Inch felt it here. Of course money has persuasive belief ami that word of were reported from regulnr nnd spec­ Always Fresh been hard to get—the hanks havo been her children enn only lie realized by ial stations. a little short of fundH and ain’ t mak­ those who have come much in con­ Condition of Crops:— Reports are ing any loans, they’ve got to hold tho tact with them nnd listened to their generally more favorable thnn during money to market tho citrus crop you untiring song. the weeks Immediately following tho know—nndl vegetables didn't bring October storm. Although some com­ LOOKS LIKE A WINNER much more thnn enough to pay the plain thnt citrus fruits are still drop­ express on the northern market. The ping a sn result of the storm, reports SA N F O R D M A R B L E & G R A N IT E W O R K S Acceptance in principle, by both generally indicate a very satisfactory orange crop luis been cut In two by the unprecedented dry and hot Bum­ Great Britain am! Japan, of Secretary condition of orchards; fruit is color­ JOHN GOVE, Proprietor mer nnd whnt *s left nre small. Hughes’ proposals for naval reduction, ing nicely, and shipments nre active; CEMETERY WORK A SPECIALTY Trade’s been n little slack at tho shows that this country has, at least, a large portion of the fruit damaged 1018 West First Street 1018 Wnst First Street stores and peop’ e hnve been having made a hit at the beginning of the lias been forwarded. Seed beds and some difficulty in meeting their hills armament conference. recently planted truck hnve done well. Mr. Hughes, at one stroke, has dis­ Some beans, eggplant, nnd other truck and keeping their credit up. Men havo been having trouble In finding funds armed, for the time being, nil those are in the market, and cnhhngc, cel­ to buy fertilizer for the coming sea­ critics who were arguing tlmt the ery, and lettuce made progress. Sweet son nnd nre straining their credit American desire for disarmament was potatoes are being dug, and cane cut, some. There are even n few who claim only half hearted, lie tins put the oth­ the Inttor for syrup making. Onts nro that wc ABE having the hardest sea­ er nations on the defensive, and in a being planted—some are up and look son of years, O ’ course there nro al­ position where they must "show well. Ranges hnve responded to the New DeForest Block ways a certnin number of calamity cause" or submit to the odium of be­ recent rains. Much general plowing is ing classed as advocates of militarism. being done. The soil over practically howlers everywhere hut they do not represent tho sentiment of the com­ He has taken the wind out of the all the section is in good condition. munity. They arc just naturally Japanese sails by complying with Ja­ AVOIDABLE ACCIDENTS what you would call hilltoun minded pan’s expressed desires of discussing cronkers. They nre no credit to tho arms reduction before attempting a State when they talk their pessimistic settlement of the Eastern question Accidents will happen, wo presume, generally. gloom." as long ns the human rnco lives, but The best thut can ho said of the at that, it would nppenr tho most of "Town lots nro advancing every day," says nnother, "nnd if thnt ain’t Hughes plan, however, is that it is a them, should never have happened. With a complete line of new n sign of prosperity I don’t know whnt start in the right direction .and would At the recent national snfuty conven­ effect a saving of a good many mil­ tion in Boston statistics were given is. There nre not many boing sold it and reclaimed army goods of Is true hut thnt does not hlqdcr them lion dollars annually to the tax pay­ showing thnt theru were 23,000 fatal ers. And this is much to the good nccldents in industry in the United from stiffening m price. It shows every description------- Tents, tho hoidor's belief in tho value of thnt in rejoicing over it the public States in 1010. Non-fntnl accidents might conceivably lost sight of the amounted to tho staggering sum total Florida property ns mi investment in Blankets, Clothing, Boots and a growing state. We are looking for fact thnt it neither makes future wars of 575,000 in the class of those neces­ the best season in years and high pri­ less liable nor alters the relative sitating four weeks’ absence from Shoes, etc., at greatly reduced ces (how many do thnt every year) strength of the probable belligerents work,' while upwards of 3,000,000 wero hurt by accident sufficiently to lose nnd there nre more tourists coming in cuse of war. prices. A visit is requested. It is a practical rather than an one day from regulnr tasks. m this winter thnn over before. Hard It is thought that these fntal acci­ times? We do not know th • word In ideal reduction. It dues not convert swords into plowshares, hut by keep­ dents do not include household acci­ Florida." ■ H The old cracker sits in the door of ing down the size of the sword all dents and startling ns tho total of nil bin shanty nnd looks on the w a s t e of around, it lenves moru room for tile tho nccldents record is, it Is entirely East Second St. G. D O W N E Y , Prop. sandy ground in front of him npprov- development of those peaceful voca­ reasonable to hurpuho that no effort wns mudo to cllmlnnto such casualties. tions, which, by the way, arc Just ns ingly: "The wind blow my stable down, Inst week, nnd n tree fell on the essential to tho successful manage­ The speed mania is responsible for a old cow nnd she died right there. The ment of war as the more militant largo shnre of the accidents listed and tho victims wore largely from the old woman's down with the rheuma­ trnden. ranks of childhood. The Record hnH Acceptance in detail may he fore­ tism nnd my oldest son, John, run off pointed out time and again that tho last week nnd got married nnd loft mo cast, because, ns the other nations average death from tho nutomohilo is without any help on the place, Fertil­ pretty well understand, if the present nothing short of murder. izer got so high Inst year that I naval competition should go on, this The mania is speed, moru speed, not­ couldn’t afford to buy nnd had mighty country with its immense resources, withstanding when .fact nro sifted in little stuff raised in consequence. I could and would hooii have n nnvy court the speeder wns going nowhere been shaking, myself, right smart which would put nil the other coun­ in particular. Simpio precaution in with the ague nnd not been ublo to tries to Bhnme. America can afford driving nnd a sane speed limit would, work much. But the BWeet potntoos to muko the offer announced by Mr. in jour opinion, cut down tho nppulllng did fine nnd the fish hit nil right. I Hughes, because it has nothing to death rate of accidents. Then there killed n couple of alligators and a lose by letting its nnvy* rest whilu is the carelessness of the airplane me­ U Because, Mr. Farmer, you can use seven font rnttlor and sold the skins building up its other Industries; the chanic and tho consequent tragedy. for whnt little money we needed. Its other nations can not afford to reject While tho industrial institutions ap­ our facilities to your advantage. n great country for those who know the offer, because the alternative parently enro little whnt becomes of how to live In it. I’m sorry for them would leave them in a poorer situa­ the worker, tho worker, In n greater II Our buying capacity enables us to in tho north, who have to freeze all tion relntive to this country than they number of instances, cares oven loss. now onjoy.— Lakeland Telegram. winter nnd can't go barefooted." There should ho ns big u campaign supply your Crates, Hampers, Insec­ ------------ o-----------"Hnrd timbs?” Bnys the real estate on to bnn accidents ns there is to ban ticides, Fertilizers and supplies at a "FLORIDA HONEY WEEK" mnn. This don't look like t does It?" sickness ami disease. In the one re­ nnd ho unfolds n map. "We are put­ spect tho United Stutos lends the saving in cost to you. The beekeepers of the entire State world in fcnrfulness nnd in the other, ting this subdivision on the market nnd hnve hnd any number of Inquir­ aro enthusiastically in fnvor of the tills country has nothing to bonat 11 You don’t have to figure away in ies ns to the price of lots from all subject, "Homo Market for Homo about. It 1b tlmo thnt wo quit propaProducts," nnd ns nearly us can bo 'gnnding about trifles like a drink of over tho country. No! wo haven't sold advance what you need. Our ample many yet but nre getting ready for a figured out they nro "hitting the nnil Icorn liquor und give attention to rem­ stock will take care of you. edying the ovils of useless accidents. great rush for thorn as Boon ns times on tho head.” Honey Is the beekeepers’ homo pro­ Possibly this doctrina will win very get better— I mean as soon ns tho tourist season open. Prices are ad­ duct, nnd ha is gotting tired of seeing few votes in tho mad whirl of tho peo­ Compare Our Prices vancing nnd wc can't nay how long his honey shipped out of tho State ple toward the devil, but that doas W E A R E A T Y O U R SERVICE we will hold nt the present low fig­ to bo mixed with other honeys, and not prove that it Is not worth trying. ures. Better buy now If you wnnt a then sent back hero for sale at Lhroo — Columbia State. bargain. They nro going up with a or four times tho price thnt he is will­ whoop ns soon as times Improve—I ing to take for it at the stall. Two teaspoonsful of Tanlnc in n lit­ There can be no question as to tho tle wnter taken three times a day just mean nB soon ns tho season opens." And so It goes. This universal quality of this "Florida First Honey." before) meals will muko you oat bet­ * optimism Ib In the air, It gets In tho It 1b pure and nlco nnd wholesome, ter, feel better, sleep better and work system of tho outsider soon and he and it is to impress tho consuming bettor.— Union Pharmacy.— Adv, PHONE 536 too becomes a booster for Florida if public of Florida with these facts nnd to encourage the more sensihlu plan Tho Bnracca class will entottaln tho he stays any length of time—it is that infectious. It nlso acts as a tonic of o f home consumption that Florida Phll&thoa nt tho Presbyterian church ♦+4 + + + + * + + + + + + * *♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦+♦♦♦♦♦♦<►♦ the most beneficial sort. It Is im­ boekeepers, In co-operation with Flor­ parlors at 3 p. m. ida storekeepers, are proposing to possible to believe that the world quickly rellnves n cold. 13-lfitc To prevent • cold iake 668. wide depression and straitening has demote the week just before Thanks­ 13-15to Prohibition Jokes, h i with us yet; left Florida out In tho cold. It Is giving to showing up the facts just as last wt> forget, lest we forget. Oh, Politics- How foreign policies One secret o f long lifo ts to bo n leasonablc to suppose that she has they are. are mangled In thy name! 666 curse Chills and Fever, 13-15tc "Florida Honey Week" will he do- rich relative, her share of the burden to bear along TIRES DOWN AGAIN 30x31/2 N. 1.18.75 Frank Akers lire Co. Grade “A ” Coffee BEL-JAR COFFEE CO. U. S. Army Store NOW READY FOR BUSINESS 3 W h y T h is Interests Y ou ! Chase & Co. �THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY,.NOVEMBER 18, 1921 * ORANGE BELT BEE NEWSPAPER CONTEST WINNERS WERE GIVEN OUT YESTERDAY, KEEPERS ASS’N DAILY HERALD WINS ONE PRIZE BUSY AS BEES Read at a meeting of Orange Belt Beekeepers’ Association held in San­ ford, September 21. :* UPSALA AND GRAPEVILLE ************ public upon the value of our newspa­ pers to their communities and the state. For tho dallies, only first prizes wore nwardod in thcBo three classes, in addition to the general prizes al­ ready mentioned. The complete list of awards fol­ lows: Best front-page, weeklies: First, Fort Pierce News-Tribune; second, Florida Advocate, of Wnuchuln; third, Lake Wales Highlander. Others par­ ticularly deserving of mention in this class are; Tho Sarasota Times, Lees­ burg Commercial, Cocoa Tribune and the Kissimmeeo Valley Gazette. Beat editorial page, weeklies: First, Fort Lauderdale Haloid; second, Tit­ usville Star-Advocate; third, Lees­ burg Commercial. Best farm nows treatment: First, Wnuchuln Florida Advocate; second, Lake Worth Herald; third, Bay County Beacon-Tribune, of Panama City; with tho SnraBota Times as a close contender, Among the seven-column dailies, tho Miami Herald had things all its own way,, partly because thoro wore com­ paratively few of such papers enter­ ed. That should not detract from tho sterling worth of this paper which won firsts on frbnt page, editorials and fnrm news. In tho six-column dailies the compotion was eloper. The best front page was that of tho Sanford Dally Herald; the best editorial page, Or­ lando Morning Sentinel; nnd tho best fnrm nows treatment, South Jackson­ ville Journal. Mr. nnd Mrs. Edwin Lundqulst nnd son, were callers nt the homo of Mr. nnd Mrs. Hlrschi, Sunday afternoon. Mrs. J. E. Lundqulst nnd Mrs. E. W. Lundqulst visited Tuesday In Grupcvlllo, the latter cnlling also to sec Mrs. Ballinger, This seems to bo moving week. Mr. and Mrs. Stedt nro moving back to their own homo nftcr having lived on, nw| had charge of Mr. Rnntoul's house for over a yenr nnd a hnlf; the most of the furnishings of the tatter home hnvo been sold to Mr, nnd Mrs. Fred Williams, of Sanford. Mr. nnd Mrs. A. L. Campbell nnd children have moved into Snnford nnd are now located on Jlolly avenue, near the hnll pnrk. Leonard Vihlon has been assisting his daughter and son, Mr. nnd Mrs. Kenneth Robbins, to move out to his cottage in Upsnln ns they hnvo recent­ ly rented their bungalow in Snnford. Mr. and Mrs. Hlrschi ami children are now located in their neat five room bungalow, which he has erected himself on their place near the Pres­ byterian church. They used the gar­ age until ho could get tinio to build. Nearly every one from this section was in Sanford on Armistice day to see the parade, two among our num­ ber at least taking part, Miss Mar­ garet Erlcson, with n hunch of pretty girls in the Holly car, which was dec­ orated as a basket of red roses and, Charles Cramer, one of our soldier boys, drove the car representing the camp scene of the boyH in grny. Cnrl Pierson attended the social and fish fry at Upsaln, Saturday evening. Rev. Albertson confirmed the truth of the report o* the dentil of Dr. It. W. Edwards, of Jacksonville who h»j so long ministered to this ami the Lake Mary churches, of pernicious nimemin. His death enmn an n great shock to ell; ho was to have opened tho Preabytrlnn synod held recently at Miami; indeed the paper nlnted that he did, hut word enmo from his doctor he was too ill to leave his lied and in two days he was dead, It cast a sadness over the whole meeting, which Rev, A., nnd wife, nttended, going down in their car for the ten days. Rev. Edwards has many dear friends nil over tho state who will sorrow at his going, nnd lonvoB a wife in Jack­ sonville, n son, who nttended nt Gainesville, nnd is now taking up special agricultural studies under Ohio tcnchers, nnd n daughter, Miss Margaret, a dietician, who Is now in Washington, hut was for jiome time at tho Womnn's College at Tallahas­ see. * * * * * * * * LONGWOOD * * : * Notables V IR G IN IA BURLEY T U R K IS H T h e th re e g r e a t e s t c ig a r e t t e t o b a c c o s . M eetin g M ILD N E SS MELLOWNESS-AROMA one-eleven cigarettes 2Qforl5* * jjl Mtutdr.*- ************ * GENEVA * ************ Mrs. A. A. Moran nnd children, spent Armistice day in Snnford, and Bpent the weekend with Mr1. Will Hand. Miss Lucile Swent nnd Meade Ba­ ker, was visiting in Longwood, Thursday evening. Miss Helen Mo­ ran ennie hack with them. ‘Mr. nnd Mrs. T. W. Prcvntt took dinner Sunday with Mr. nnd Mrs. Grover Lefllos, Mr. nnd Mrs. Wakefield has visitors from Orlando this week. Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles Philips were visitors In Snnford, Mondny. Mrs, Tolnr and daughter, wn9 visit­ ing her sister, Mrs. H. II. Pnttishnll, Tuesday. Mr. nnd Mrs, B. E. Frnnklin nnd bnby, spent Sunday in Orlnndo. Mrs, Wakefield’s brother is here visiting. Mr. and Mrs. Fred McFnrlnno cnlled on Mr. nnd Mrs. Davis, Sunday. Rev. Wright ,of Oviedo, prenchcd n fine sermon Sundny and a Inrge crowd was in attendance. Mr. nnii Mrs. Will Prcvntt nnd son, of Moore Station, was visiting rela­ tives here Sundny. Air. Jack Wicks has been very ill with chills nnd fever, Mrs. Mnhcl Brnnon nnd children, who hns been visiting her mother, Mrs. Wm. Daniels, returned to her home Sundny in New Smyrna. Mr. P. M. Wakefield is in Tnmpn nn business. A large crowd from here attended Armistice day in Sanford, Friday. Miss Alexia Mccb nnd Ralph Geig­ er spent Sundny in Longwood. Airs. Bill Allen and were visitors in Snnford Saturday. J. E. Phipps returned Friday from Cocoa. Mr. Wilson nnd Dr. R. L. Anderson of Orlando were out of town visitors in town on Friday. Hayden Miller, of Jacksonville, was the guest of J. E. Phipps, Wednes­ day. Air. and Airs. J. S. Dinkol spent the dny in Snnford on Saturday. Mr. and Airs. Greene arrived on Thursday from Afaine to spend the winter. Air. Greene expecta to build this winter. Mr. and Mrs. II. R. Chapman and little son returned to their homo in Jacksonville after a several days visit with Airs. Chapman’s parents, Mr. and Alra. J. S. Dinkel. Miss Ethn Hartley returned Monday from an extended visit to Atlanta, Chnttnnooga and other points. Mrs. Wooten, of Wnochula, Is visiting her mother, Airs. John Entiminger. Airs. F. J. Nclmyor and J. A. Bistline left tho first of the week for Jack­ sonville where they hnvo a large poul­ try exhibit at the Stnto Fair. A. Y. nnd K. B. Fuller wero visitors in Orlando Tuesday. J. E. Phipps and Hayden Miller, of Jacksonville left Wednesday for Lake Wales, Ft. Meade and other southern points. Tho Ladies of the Civic League gave a social ten nt tHb Library Thursday nfternoon from 3:00 to 5:00. Mrs. J. S. Dinkel and Allss Olive were visitors in Orlnndo on Wednes­ day. Airs. Florence Hudson of Orlando, was on out-of-town visitor Tuesday afternoon, D. W. Short hns resigned his offico as city tax assessor nnd Mr. Wood­ cock has been appointed his succes­ sor. Work on the West Longwood road is progressing rapidly and will soon be completed ns far as Longwood. 13-lGtc TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: J. T. Reeves is no longer connected with mo in nny way, nnd 1 am not re­ sponsible for nny money, fertilizer, or anything ho may charge to me. Tho agreement I declare broken—and nt nn end. AIRS. AI. B. ALLISON. 200-D-n-W— itp . Rub-Aly-Tism, a pain killer. 13-15tc Miss LnRuo Davis, of Chattanooga, The office cynic calls it tho fair Tonn., only weighed 70 pounds. After sex, and then grades tho male sox as taking three bottius of Tnnloc, she good or excellent. now weighs over 100 pounds and is onjoying tho best of health.— Union 666 cures Bilious Fev.tr. 1 3 -lG tc Pharmacy,—Adv. Tho Orlando Rcporter-Stav is pub­ An absont-mindod surgeon Is ono lishing tho life of Lena Cinrko—from who says: ’’Let mo feel your purse.” ail reports it ought to be interesting reading. Rub-My-TIsm for Rheumatism. 13-lBtc 366 cures Malarial Fever, 13-15tc WANTED—Young cow. hauling._____________________ 81-tfc WANTED— Dolls to dress for Christmns. For full information address Mrs, L. It. Mitchell, Box 64, Oviedo, Fla.______________ ____________ 11-tf-p FOR SALK ” “ FOR SALE— No. 817 Wait T irst Gt. Eight rooms and bath. For price and terms, write box 782, Daytona,, Fla. 46-tfc SIXTH STREET PAINT SHOP, T. 8. D*lk, m«n«*»r. Orders prompt 1/ executed. Sell*. f . . ’ tlon xmtentreil. 8-18lp Guns repaired and keys fitted, See McAlexander nt Bines' Electrical Store. Xl-Stp ATTENTION, CELERY GROWERS 1 Wo havo Just received a carload of Yellow Jacket sprayers, price of same cash, 12 par cent below last year's prices.— Mahoney-Walker Co. 10-4tc " E T lb E " ' BATTERIES, the til ant that lives in a box. We can now fu r ­ nish six Volt Batteries at $24.60. We buy, soil, exchange, recharge and re­ pair all makes Batteries.— Ray Broth­ ers. Phono 648, 6-tfc LOST OR STRAYED— 2 light Jersey cows, one buthend and ono with horns; 1 dark Jersey, cow and 1 dark Jersey yearling. Finder pleaso noti­ fy II. C. Davis, Lockhart, Fla., and receive reward. ll-4 tp FOR SALB— 10 ncr«s of land, IS acres ready for plow, 10 aorta broken up, fairly good house on pleas, ahlokea house, eto. Fruit trees. Mite from the postoffloe, half mile from railroad. On canal. Good aoll. Addreaa Kirby Oelean, at Oeteen._____________ fl-t t p NOTICE TO HOG OWNERS! FOUND— Red boar hog, right ear cut. Owner can have same by calling and paying for damage done by hog. 11-tto______________NICK ZERNOV AN, FOR SALE— Cabbage plants, $2.00 per 1,000; express'collect add 30c per 1,000 postpaid. Orders shipped day received.— Dorris Plant Co., Val­ dosta, Ga, ll-4tp FOR SALE— Ono good maro, regis­ tered Poland China hogs, White Leghorn cockerels (English strain) Dressmaking.— Airs. W. V. Phillips, Osteon, Fin. 12-4tp linni, Ain lt-Btp Good repnir work makos your bat­ A NICE COUNTRY HOME FOR BALE— Apply to nm miner, A. J. Lundqulst, tery givo you much longer service Route A, IJox 216, Hnnford. Fla. H-12ti> Wo do it for less. Provo us out.—Hof* Mac Battery Co., 14-ltp Notice of Application for Tax Deed Under Section 576 of the General TltAl'PERS TAKE NOTICE. Statutes of the Stnte of Florida The law now requires thnt you se­ Notice is hereby given thnt Edwin cure n license to trap fur hearing ani­ S. Miller, purchaser of Tax Certifi­ mals or to chase the same with clogs. cate No. 2302, (luted the Gth day of You are required to secure this li­ June, A . D. IHOP, has filed said certi­ cense, which will cost $1.00. I give ficate in my office, nnd has ntnile ap­ this notice on account of the law being plication for Tax Deed to issue in ac­ new and shall expect all interested cordance with law. Said ccrntlficatc parties to secure license before engag­ embraces the following described ing in trapping of any nature*, property situated in Seminole County, E. F. HOUSEHOLDER, Florida, lo-wit: Beg. 522.22 ft. N of County Judge, SE cor. of NE 1-1 of NE 1-4, Sec. 31, Twp. 20 S., Range 30 E., run N 105.74 In the Circuit Court of the Seventh ,lnft., W 711.2 ft., S 105.74 ft., E 711.4 illclnl Circuit of riorldu. In ond for Seminole County,— In Chancery. ft. 2 3-4 acres. The snid land being Marian Giles, Complainant, deni o f Ilia Slate o f Florida, therefore, you. John Giles, are ordered and requir­ ed on the Ifilh day o f January. A. D, MANY THANKS. 1!i22, to appear to the hill o f complaint exJilhlted aualiiHt you In this cause. It la ordered that thin nottco tie pubEditor Snnford Herald: llsht-d In the Sanford Herald oueo a week for elithl weeks. Will you give us tho privilege of ex WITNESS my hand and tho hciiI of JiiIm court oh thin IGth tiny of No veinpressing in your paper the deep heart tmr. A l> 1921. (HEAL) K. a . DOUG LABS, felt appreciation of tho rognrd nnd i i a. Llerh o f tho Circuit Court, kindness shown the old Confederate Hemtnole County, Fla. To break a cold take (Hi(i. W a N't K d Are you stopping every ton days for our FREE Battery water? Wo FOR SALE— Coal oil henter, $3.60; electric tablo stoves, $12,60 value, make our own.— Hof-Mac Battery Co. 14-ltp for $7.00, in perfect condition. 418 Mngnolia. 13-tp When you feel that your matrimon­ HEMSTITCHING AND PICOTING ATtnohment, fits nil se w in g machines ial venture Is a failure, keep still and Price |2.00, Checks, 10c extra. Lights Mall ord er House, Box 127, Blrm lnggo nhend nnd cut breakfast. VH. John Giles, Uofemliiiit, Tnnlnc is appetizing and invigorat­ CITATION ing. Try it today.— Union Phnrmucy. To Jo tin titles, Residence Unknown: It uiipeorlnK from an affidavit filed —Adv. In this cause that you nro a non-resl- Veterans by the good people of Snn­ ford on Armistice Day. The occasion ‘nwnkoned cherished memories nnd mndo us realize afresh, thnt tho prin­ ciple for which we fought has lost none of its lustre by tho lapse of years. Many thnnks, J. HILL JONES. CLASSIFIED WANT ADS Matt bt fresh and good milktn J. H. Melmer, Box 103, Sorrento, Fla. ls-tfe Miss ’ Louiso SEE M. S. NELSOrt for all klndTof ************ The Front Page Contest A m on g Six Column Dailies W a s Very Close The Orange Belt Keokcopera’ Asso­ Tho winners in the state newspaper ciation contest put on by tho General Exten­ Is a thing o f recent birth sion Division of tho University of Perhaps you havo not hoard of it Florida were announced last night af­ And cannot Judge its worth ter exceedingly close contests in a Well here we arc a score and more number of the classes in which there We are by the beos to stay wore approximately a hundred and And If we’ve failed to spell success twenty-five entries. After spending We want the better way a day in determining tho winners, Now we have found by looking Bristow Adams, who judged the con­ around test, nwardod the three highest aver­ age scores for weeklies as follows: One does not know it nil The Florida Advocate of Wauchulaj Its organization brings success for 7-column dailies, the Miami HorBe your business great or small Its notthe hours, the whys, the when aid; and for G-volumn dallies, the Orlando Morning Sentinel won the Trnt people want toray. highest average score. Bristow Adame But after all 1s said, tie then la head of the Journalism Depart­ Say did YOU make it pay? Cod made the lPMo busy bee to bless ment nt Cornell University and has judged similar state-wide cur outs in this earth and man And If we would a blessing be, we'U New York, Kansas, South Dak-t.a »nd Minnesota. Professor Adams says follow hia plan Bees organize, they colonize, they thnt It was especially difficult to pick tho winners, especially among surely make it pay tho wcokiies, most of which are of Get busy then liko good Bee men pnss high class, especially in front-pngo in your name today. make-up, and Betting a higher aver­ Next meeting will bo hold at the age than in the other states where he Commercial Club building in DeLand, has judged them. Tho metropolitan November 10th. papers of Jacksonville and Tampa The curious indifference of the American popple towards honey, has worq, not entorod in tho competition. Prof. Adnms says that ho found cost this country more in dollars, cents, public health, and common corn- tho weekly pnpors most interesting and hardest to rank. They represent­ mated. The manufacture of refined sugar ed the largest numbors in entries, and in no wise assists in the development first, second and third prizes wore o f the nation's most Important agri­ given for front page make-up, for edi­ cultural Industries, altho bee-keeping torial page, and for best handling of In tho production of honey results In farm news. Tho contest which was untold riches through pollination of conducted under tho auspices of tho Genorni Extension Division was in­ the food farms of the country. Neglect of tho bee, through over­ augurated by B. C. Riloy, director, in emphasis of tho Importance o f Who order to center tho attention of tho cano, beet sugar and glucose indus­ * * * * * * * * * * * * tries, has nut only resulted in tho withdrawal from the human family of a sugar food and sweetness of Infinite­ ly greater vnluo thnn refined sugar, but it has brought failure fo many a fruit district that would otherwise * * flemished beyond the dreams of tho fruit farmer, , That honey and tho honey bee Aviator Johnson, of Lakeland, was should havo been lost sight of in the a guest nt tho homo of Mr. and Mrs. advanco of civilization constitutes one Voile Williams, for the Armistice day o f the many curious blunders which festivities. humnnlty, while priding Itself on Its Mr. nnd Mrs. Andrew Bertolson progress, Is so prono to commit. took a trip to Geneva on the after­ It Is not generally known thnt in noon of tho 11th. the United States we consume only Mr. nnd Mrs. E. W. Lundqulst and 40.000. 000 pounds of comb honey and son, Raymond, wore guests of Mr. nnd 120.000. 000 pounds of oxtractcd hon­ Mrs. L. B. Hudgins on the 11th. ey nnnunlly. All thin honey Is gath­ ClinHe & Company, are moving a ered by tho bee in tho form of noctar lot of grapefruit from the Haines from tho blossoms o f white clover, grove this week. ■age, sweet clover, alfalfa, cotton, Mrs. Benton nnd daughter, Miss golden rod, orange, palmetto, gnlibcr- Alice, arrived Saturday and nrc guests ry, wild sunfiowor, ami sweet bay. at the home o f her brother, A, F. What thin pollination means in the Westerdlck and wife. They took them production of food is not rcnllzod by down to visit their grove near Mait­ the nvorngn person. land, Sunday, The Van Rcnsnclener apple orchard Mr. and Mrs. Ballinger had a treat in Medina county, Ohio, tolls tho on Sundny ns Rev. Burhnns came out whole story which the fnrmers of for them for the morning services in Amorlcn might well heed to their ad­ .Snnford and in the afternoon tho vantage. The Van Rensselaer farm writer enjoyed n ride with Mr. and produced on tho nverngo of five hun­ Mrs. Alfred Erlcson to Geneva. dred bushels o f npples annually until Mrs. V. C. Collor came out Wed­ its owner trimmed and sprayed Ids nesday to spend tho day at tho home of trees and began to keep bees where­ their nephew, ChnrlcH Cramer. upon the production of |be sumo nrMr. Collier’s mon have finished elfprd with not a single tree added, painting the cottage, this week. leaped from five hundred to sixteen thousnnd bushels in a single Reason. heated in this may I o b c b nil its fine Yet, not so long ngo, bees wore (tnvors and distinguishing character­ looked upon by tho farmers of tho istics, although still wholesome and United States as a nuisance ni.t] ninny delicious, lawsuits hnvo been bitterly prosecut­ Honey is not put through any re­ ed in order to destroy the so-called fining process to prepare it for con­ pests. sumption on your tables, hutis oaten Mr. Hopp, of Now Jersey, who owns ns made by tho bees, while sugar, a Inrge apple orchard, producing 120,- glucose and syrups of all kinds, un­ 000 bushels o f apples, says thnt bees dergo all kinds o f refining nnd con­ are so Indispensable to tihe growing of centrating before fit for nlir use. fruit In this country, thnt fruit grow­ It has keen found thnt n person suf­ ers can afford to pay five dollars a fering from dinhetos can uso honey in colony to local bee men for putting moderation when they can not con­ tile been in orchard during bloom, sume a single cube of grunulnted su­ taking thorn away again at its (lose. gar without Buffering the keenest dis­ These mon knew tho fruit grow­ tress. ers did not understand they wore Tho writera personal experience driving away tho very agency noces- showed that while children suffering snry for tho proper pollination of tho with a severe case of whooping fruit bloom when they were fighting cough often enn not retain enough the honey bee ns a pest. But they food to nourish them, honey not only lennied their lesson by experience, ns stnyed In tho stomach hut contained was shown in ono instance whoro the enough nourishment to keep the child ’ben keepers wore driven out of a in good strength. At the same time, certain locality. After two years of honey sooths tho throat and controls fruitless orchards, the bees wero wel­ the cough as well ns nny cough medi­ comed hack again. Orange growers cine. of Florida nrc beginning to realize CnkuH or cookies containing honey hoes in order to insure tholr being in retain their moisture much longer whnt tho bee mentis to their crops, thnn those sweetened with sugar only. A local orange grower having of­ Drop Cakes. fered to khbtJ expense of moving Ono sup honey. Lees in order to insure tholr being in One-half cup sugnr. ench of his large groves. Ono-half cup shortening. Honey cannot he adultorntcd. Many One-half cup sour milk, think if honey is granulated it Is not Ono egg. pure honoy. But all pure honey will One-half teaspoon soda. become solid unless heated to 100 deg. Four cups sifted flour. fahrenheit, and held nt that temperaFlavor to taste. Drop on greased turo for a certain time. But honey pan. • * assessed at the (Into of tho issuance of such certificate in tho name of Un­ known. Unless said certificate shall ho redeemed according to law Tax Deed will issue thereon on tho 24th day of December, A. D. 1021. Witness my official signature nnd seal this the 18th dny o f November, A. D. 1021. (SEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS, Clerk Circuit Court, Seminole County, Fla. By: A. M. WEEKS, D. C. M ■ ■ ■ Thanksgiving Specials s i m m A t The Popular Market ** Order Thanksgiving: Poultry Early! FVesh Vegetables, Plumb Pudding,’ Jams and Jellies- nev DiUtS,D jl!8 a,llJ Datea 1 Fine lino of Fresh Fruit • that gooi Blue Ribbon Mayonnaise; Fresh Nucocunut, 88c per lb * J good line of fancy English Biscuits; Philadelphia C rew Cheese, best Western and Florida Beef, Pork Venl am m m 1 ■ r Popular Market PHONE 211 PARK AVE. I �THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER IS, 1931 ordered Issue: T. L. Lingo, Schelle Moines, E. F. Householder, F. S. Frank, L. M. Tyre, Sr. Reports of the several county offi­ cials were received, rond nnd ordered Tho Board of County Commission­ filed. The Sanford Rod & Gun Club held IT’S GRANDMOTHER’S RECIPE ers in and for Seminole county, mot Wnrrnnta pnld during tho fonth of Its regular trap shoot at tho club TO BRING BACK COLOR AND - grounds on last Thursday, but on ac­ In regular Bossion at ten o’clock, on October, woro ordered cancelled off LUSTRE TO IIAIK count of the many activities surround­ November 8th, 1021. Present: L. A. record. You come lo Florida to enjoy the climate— why not own your There being no furthor business ing the celebration of Armistlco Day Brumley, chairmnn; L. P. Hagan, C. That beautiful, evon ^hndo of dnrk, home and save rent money? Don’t buy one completed— build ono the results have not heretofore been W. Entzmlngor, O. P. Swope, E. Cur- tho bonrd stands adjourned to meet glossy hair can only bo hnd by brew­ yourself. It will cost you much less. lott, Commissioners, with V. E. Doug* ngnin at their regular meeting to be published. ing a mixture of Sngo Ten and Sul­ lass, deputy clerk, and C. M. Hanl, held December G, 1021, nt 10 a, m. You know wlmt a nuisance it would be to start building a homo The scores ns a rulo woro bettor phur. Your hair is your charm, ft and find out that you haven’ t this and you haven’ t that, or thnt you than usunl and almost every one of sheriff, In attendance. makes or mnrs tho fnco. When it figured wrong on me the iiooruig flooring or me tho suing shingles. Bcforo you hnd fin­ Minutes of last regular and special the contestants Improved their score. fades, turns gray or stronkod, just an ing the material and supplies meeting, rend nnd approved. ished adding these extra items and buying The day’s scoro togothor with the sea­ “ I'R}ie|dion~or two of Sngo nnd Sul­ cost from various shipping points, it would cosl you a quarter to a third Bids were opened for the purchnse son's average is as follows: phur enhances its appearance a hun­ of ono car of culverts. Bid of the more than you bad figured on. Day’s Season (From Monday'. Dally) dredfold. Dixie Culvert & Metal Co., and tho Score Pet. Mr. and Mrs. II. W. Cameron, of Don’t bother to propara tho mix­ W hy not let us build you a •, .743 Florida Metal Products Co., were Hnrtow, spent tho week end at tho ture; you can got this famous old K night, G. W............... .740 opened and read, and on motion of Montezuma. Gibbs, L. II..... ................ 50-38 CO-38 recipe improved by tho addition of .728 Commissioner L. P. Hagan, seconded Mr. and Mrs. It. J. Foster nnd fam­ other ingredients nt n small cost, all Allen, Raymond L......... 50-37 60-43 .053 by Commissioner Curlett, and car­ ily, of Battle Crook, Mich., spent the ready for use. It is called Wyeth's puleston, S............... .040 ried, the bid of tho Dixie Culvert & week ond here nt the Montezuma on- Sage nnd Sulphur Compound. This can H ardin, Roy .... . ............ 75-58 75-58 H J 7 M V . d L .030 Motnl Co,, in hereby accepted for tho routo to tho Southern part of tho always bo depended upon to bring Whit nor, Chns. ..... .012 purchase of ono car of metal culverts, state. Stevens, It. E................. 25-13 25-13 buck the natural color nnd lustre of ■—and guarantee you a full bill o f material to comnicio your home .000 ns per specifications furnished with Misses Dot Fielding nnd Tatum, of your hair, Smith, II. P..................... 50-42 50-42 at n “ manufacturer lo consumer” price? Every plan is accurately ' .003 bid. Stetson University, woro the week-end Ilruinley, John ........... 25-10 25-10 Everybody uses "Wyeth's Sngo nnd figured and doublo checked. There is no possible chance for mis­ .000 Thigpen, W. J.......... Sulphur Compound" now because it Mr, Rex Packard, ct. al., appear­ guests of Miss Lucy Bird Smith, takes or misfits. .591 ed before tho board In reference to MIsb Tongue Simmons, of Mount- darkens so naturally nnd evenly that Hill, W. C....................... 60-28 59-28 !f you wish to do your own building, wo will send a factory expert, under .551 the improvement o f a road near ville, S. C,, who is nttondlng Stetson nobody enn tell it has bean applied. 2G-17 M axw ell, R. C .......... . our liberal terms, to assist you In building, thereby guaranteeing you the exact .687 Rand’s Siding, nnd after considerable University nt DcLand wp^ tho week You simply dampen n sponge or soft lilting of ail parts and the placing of tho responsibility of your Higgins, Ed............... satisfaction upon our shoulders. .480 discussion, on motion of Commission­ ond gitest of her nunt, Mrs. W. T. j brush with it nnd draw this through Kolb, L. C...................... 26-12 26-12 Tor Froo Illustrated Catalogue Address Dept, S-107. „, the Itulr, taking one smnll strand nt n . n t er Curlett, seconded by Com. Entz- Langley. Stootoff, C................ Mrs. II. C. Gerror, of Jacksonville, time; hy morning the gray hair has' .408 mingcr, and enrried, Engineer Fred T. Akers, Frank ........i A. C. Tuxbury Lumber Co., .440 Williams is hereby authorized and In­ is spending several days hero ns tho disappeared, nnd nftor another nppll- [ Tolar, J. N................ Charleston, • 5. C. 800 structed in got prices on shell for the guest of .Mrs, L, II. Jones nt her homo cation it becomes benutifnlly dnrk nnd Roper, L, F............... appears glossy and lustrous.—Adv. on Benrdall nvc. Mr. Lloyd, n visitor, who is said to improvement of the nbovc rond. Mr. ami Mrs. Sherwood Harvard he a professional marksman, made a Petition of II. F. Wheeler, ct. nl.p DANTE WAS GREAT AFFAIR. Hcuro of ,840, breaking 03 out o f 75. asking that the road described ns, motored to Eustis yesterday after­ noon, IIis score is not shown above. Beg. nt Sec. 15, Nw. Cor. o* T. W. (F lam B .tu rd a y '. D ally) Mr. and Mrs. Charles Barnes, and Lawton’s property and run south onoThe dntico of tho American Legion daughter Evelyn, and brother, Hates EDWARD HIGGINS WON FORD. imlf mile, thence onRt ono-quartor Barnes, motored to Eustis and Mt. nt the court house Inst night was tho mile,, he hard-surfaced with mnrl or end of a perfect day, nnd everyone Dora yesterday afternoon, (T loni Saturday". Dally,' rlny nt the onrllest possible date, was dance was well ! Mr. and Mrs. G. P. Connelly, and who attended the It was the frivolities of Fnto that vend and on motion of Com. L. P. pleased with tho music, with the floor, son Arthur, ami some friends, spent gate Edward Higgins tho lucky num­ Ilngnn, seconded hy Com. C. Wr. Entza few hours in Sanford last evening with their treatment and with tho af­ ber that drew the Ford car given mingcr, nnd carried, this rond is rcfair. Post Commander L. F. Roper, away by the American Legion. Tho furred to Com. O, p. Swope, with au­ visiting friends enruute home from a trip to Eustis, Tavares and Mt. Dora.' nnd Mrs. Roper, led the grand march ear was put up hy tho Legion in or­ thority to have same repaired when promptly at nine-thirty, nnd from Mr, ami Mrs. G. A. Speer, Mrs. Ar­ der that some money could ho raised the convicts are in his distirct. thur Marshall and Mrs, Renick were thnt time until some time after fin expenses without striking the Motion o f Com, O. P. Swope, nnd a congenial party motoring to Eustis twelve, the merry dancers enjoyed business men of the city, who hnvo seconded hy Com. L. P. Hagnn, and themselves to the fullest. The ccurt l yesterday afternoon. been worked to death. Tho car was j enrried, Mr. Jno. D. Jenkins, tax col­ house floor is ino of the best in the Miss Hessio Long nnd Mrs. Long uirchnscd from Edward IHggins, the lector, is instructed to deliver to Mr. A uthorized Sales E n gineers, Longwood, F la. were visitors in Eustis yesterday. city, nnd is perfect for dancing. Tho Ford agent here, and strange to say, Schelle Maincs, list of delinquent li­ Mr. and Mrs. Ct. C. Chamberlain, of Daytona orchestra furnished the lie purchased number ono, tho ticket censes, and trt .Mr. Schollo Mafnes, is Daytona Beach, were visitors here oil music nnd there were so many on the Mint drew the car, and bought tho instructed to proceed to enforce pay­ Saturday, calling on old friends nnd floor that dancin' was difficult, but C onstruction E n g in eer, ’Sanford, F la. ticket after being bantered hy ono of ment of same, 1 attending to business, it did not dampen their ardor or cur­ the Legion members to purchase a Report of the stnto auditor, of his tail one dance nnd nil went merry ns ticket nnd get a Ford, Ho had only nudit of the accounts nnd records of (From Tuotdty'a Dally) n marriage hell rounding out one of + 4.+ + + + 4.++.). .y++++•}. .J. -P ^ 4* 4 •:•++4"4*4 •!•+4"4*4*4 ■!••••4 •>4*4*4"4" mip ticket nnd ns it only took one to Seminole county, under date of Sep­ Dr. J. II. Wendler, editor and man­ the finest days of our existence. draw the enr, lie happened to ho tho tember 2G, 1921, was hero rend to tho ager of thu Winter Park Post mid holder of Ticket No, 1, nnd drew tho hoard nnd ordoro filed. head of the now company that will CLEAN-UP WEEK Ford. Ed. wns not present nt the Motion .of Com. L. P. Hagnn, nnd' ROon Put out tho 0»Hy Post, is in the PROCLAMATION. drawing, nnd know nothing of it until seconded'.by Com. O. P. .Swope, nnd city today. R E A L * this morning, nnd wo opine ho is enrried, tho clerk o f t* '• hoard Is Mr. and Mrs, J. D. Woodruff, of Whereas, The week beginning No­ happy over tho fact thnt he now hns instructed to ndvortlso for bids for Sanford, were visitors in Miami dur­ vember 14th, has been, designated as a Ford car. , work on the Osceoln road, as per ing the past week, nnd were register­ Clean-Up Week, for tho City of San­ plans nnd speclflentions to ho furn­ ed nt the Ta-Mintnl hotel.— Miami ford, Florida, and "There is a thrill in the sound ° f ished by Engineer Fred T. Williams, Herald. Whereas, Tho Woman's Club nnd Mr. and Mrs. John M. Burns, of the sens," sings the poet. For us bids to be receivf d nt the next regu­ other civic organizations hnvo ex­ Columbia, Tenn., are expected to ar­ there is more thrill in the sound of lar meeting of the board. <1 pressed the desire that every effort .«.■!.4 >.|.4 . 4 . 4 . 4 . 4 ..}. 4*■>■*•!* 4--fr4» 4" ♦ the snwa. In ns much ns It bus been found rive this afternoon nnd will be tho he made hy the city authorities to impossible nftcr receiving tho report guests of their daughter, Mrs. How- insure a thorough and complete clean­ aid P .Smith, at her home on Sanford ing up of the City of Sanford during 4*4 >>4"-W" 4" 4"4*4" 4"4*4"4*4*4*4*4" 4*4" 4-4"4*4"4 of Engineer Fred T, William, esti­ mating tho cost of the building o f a Heights. the week beginning November 14th, Mrs, Park Trammell returned to | The Florida Scout bridge across tho St. Johns river on nnd IF YOU NEED A NEW "For Wide-Awake Hoys" tho Titusville and Gonovn rond, ns Winter Park, Sunday afternoon, Whereas, Tho Woman's Cluli and 35c Ycnr required hy tho War Department, nnd where she is spending the winter with other civic organizations hnvo exMrs. Trammell was the WILLARD LUMLEY, Publisher as plans for a brldgo and ferry hnvo her sister. . . , ,, „ . pressed their willingness and desire 902 French been accepted nnd approved hy tho guest hero of Mrs. G. F. Smith and u> co.oponito with th# city author!bonrd of county commissioners of Vo- Mrs. M. II. Mabry, who motored to tics in the clcnn-ufOnovcmont, nnd lusin county, this action was found Winter Park with her. Whereas, A spirit of civic pride Mrs. R. J .Holly, Mrs. J. G. Sharon, Buy (he Best that is made necessary on nccount of tho inck of should prompt everyone to join in LANDIS, FISH & HULL and Mrs. A. M. Phillips left this funds availalilo for the building of this movement and do their best to Attorneys and Counscllors-at-Law this bridge and tho placing o f the morning in the Holly car for Gaines­ nssure the success of Clean-Up Week ville where they will attend the meet­ DuLAND, FLORIDA rond in good condition for travel, nnd and make the City of Sanford a clean­ Will practice in tho Stnto nnd Feder­ after due consideration by this board, ing o f the Federation of Woman’s er nnd more attractive, and moro al Courts. Special facilities for Ex­ Clubs. Mrs. Holly and Mrs. Sharon amining nnd Perfecting Land Titles. on Motion of Com. C. W. Entzminger, will he the guests of the former’s son beautiful city to live in: seconded bby Com. O. P. Swope, and NOW, THEREFORE, !, II. R. and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Reginald -------------------------------/ carried, tho ciork of this hoard Is in­ Stevens, Mayor of the City o f San­ We also have the Clark Jewell Line of structed to advertise for bids for Holly. ford, Florida, do proclaim tho week of SC H ELLE M A I N E S Mrs. John G. Leonard! and Mrs. E. work on the Titusvllle-Genovn bridge November LUh-lOth, Clean-Up Week GAS RANGES LAWYEH as per plans and specifications to bo M. Galloway left yesterday for Jack­ for tho City of Sanford, Florida, nnd sonville, where they attended a bnnOFFICE IN TUB COUIIT IIOUHK furnished by Engineer Fred T. W il­ do request tho co-operation of tho quet last night given for the Business liams, bids to ho received nt tho next Women's Club and other civic organi­ S A N F O R D - - F L O R ID A Women’s Club. They will go from regular meeting of tho hoard, on De­ zations; and call upon every person Jacksonville to Gainesville where they cember fi. in the City of Snnford to unite with will ntteml a special meeting of the nnd nsslst the city officials, tho Wo­ Motion of Com. E. Curlett, secondSANFORD, FLORIDA Woman’s Club. Several members of man's Club, the Commercial Club, Dr. It. E. Stevens, Is hereby rein­ G E O . G. HERRING the Sanford Woman's Club will join nnd other civic organizations hy do­ stated ns physician in charge of the them there, Attorncy-at-Law ing their bent and utmost to mnko Vetterinl Clynic for Seminolo County, M. Ilockonhurg, of New York, Is this the grentest clcnn-up week for Florida, at a snlnry of $50 per month. N"). 14 G arner-W oodruiT B u ild ir making his headquarters at the Monte­ —Thornes R. Baker, Ph. D„ of he City of Snnford in It's history. Motion of Com. C. W. Entzminger, zuma while in the city attending to SANFORD, FLA. Hotline College, Aanalyile one Witness my hand this lOtu day of seconded by Coin. O. P. Swope, nnd business. Consulting Chemist snye of the wuter: "O f the mafTy wetere of this sad eth­ carried, the maintenance patrol crew November, A. D., 1021. er regions that I hnvo analyzed, I have found nono superior in all good qaaliClarence Woods, of Eustis, and Wil­ IL R. STEVENS, is hereby put under the direct control lies lo thnt of the ‘ FJder Water."— Phone 311-W. Office In Miller Building lis Powell, of Tavares, are in thu city Mayor. of Chairman L. A. Brumloy. Mr. this afternoon looking them over. ELDER SPRINGS WATER CO. Brumley to supervise nil work done JEWELER — Get your Scrntcn Pndn from The by tlie crow and nil purchases mndo Clarence \Voods was formerly In the newspaper gamo and was editor of Herald—by tho pound— 15c. MY SPECIALTIES: for them. • Pickard's Hnnd-Pnlntcd China Motion of Com. O. P. Swope, sec­ the Eustis Lake Region for many years but lately is taking it easy. Buy it with n Herald Want Ad. Gorham’s Sterling Silver onded hy Com. C. W. Entzminger, Willis is the secretary of tho I.ako Rogers’ Plated Wore and carried, tho eclerk of thin board County Chamber of Commerce nnd 4.4.4.4.4.4.4.+ 4.4.4.4.4..>4.4"+4"4"44"4.4"4"4.*c4"4"4"4"4"4*4"4*4"4"4"4"4""H""H"H"4"4"4'4"4"4"+4"*"M>4""M*4""MMh*4"*4-h*+++"h**"h"H»h F.lgln nnd Waltham Watches is instructed to advertise for bids for ono of tho greatest boosters in Flori­ the building of a stockade at tho da or any other state. Wo arc nlcounty farm; plana and specifications “ Fared Post Your Cleaning and ' * ,i ' , , ways glad to hnvo Clarence Woods to' bo had from clerk on and after WJI|j> Powc|| in Slinf0rd. Dyeing to PROCEEDINGS OF THE COUNTY IN T H E L E A D IN COMMISSIONERS T R A P SH OOTING k n ig h t s t i l l SAGE TEA TURNS GRAY HAIR DARK An Id ea lH om e fo r th e T b u rist PERSONAL NOTES Entzm inger Bros. J H. T. Pace Philip R. Andrews Real Estate Service SANFORD, FLORIDA PHONE 371-J J OIL COOK STO V E ! The FLORENCE Automatic The B a ll Hardware Co. ELDER SPRINGS WATER HENRY M cLAULIN OFFICE SUPPLIES AT HERALD OFFICE * ROGERS & JONES French Dry Cleaners Steam Dyers 611 Mnln St, Jacksonville, Fla. Wo prepay parcel postage on returns THETFORD, PERRYMAN & WILKINSON ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW Will practice In all County, State and Federal Courts. Over 1st Nat. Bank Sanford, Fla. November 25, 1021, bids to bo re­ ceived next regular mooting, held on December 0, 1921. Motion of L. P. Hagnn, seconded by E. Curlett, nnd enrried, clerk of this board is instructed to draw a war­ rant to Mr. C. F. Harrison, for $100 for the purchase of n lighter for tho use of tho county. Bond of A. B. Cnmoron, deputy sheriff, with T. W. Wllllnms nnd Joe Cnmoron ns sureties, was approved by this board. Notary Pub’ ’c bond of Joe D. Chittendon, wns approved. Flro nrms bond for the following persons, wereapprovod nnd license SERVICE "IDEAL FERTILIZERS' brings to tho mind of tho Florida growers not alone tho beat of plant food combinations hut a thorough co-operation on every point touching their interests. Wo offer SERVICE not only from our homo office and our experienced salesmen and branch managers, but Mr. Bayard F. Floyd will visit properties often enough throughout tho year to enable cnreful oversight. Lot us all work together for bigger, hotter crops nnd greater profits. R. C. MAXWELL, Manager Sanford Branch WILSON & TOOMER FERTILIZER COMPANY Manufacturers of IDEAL FERTILIZERS AGRICULTURAL BUILDING JACKSONVILLE, FLA. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1921 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, November 18, 1921 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 9-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 18, 1921; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/0045809482dfc32ee8e8298faa3ffbc4.pdf b7e12c40a577648220831d2d210569fa PDF Text Text Ihalrs, *• tables f ir s t SECTION SECTION ■ | M jc ; IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION - v^ l ' * '■'•vVv > ■ ■ F rm A ■ W ■ COMMERCIAL SHIP BUILDERS NOW ENGAGED IN WORK FEAR ANY REDUCTION In Naval Armament Will Hurt Their Business none v o ic e any d ir e c t ' i A ............................................................ !•» v« k A T w A A 7^ # ■ -• • • « -w~m~ f W i. I f THANKSGIVING DAY IN SANFORD MEANS SO MUCH TO ALL PEOPLE— M AY THEY LIVE LONG AND PROSPER. The Greatest Day in the History o f Thanksgiving Since the Pilgrim Fathers Gave Us the Day for Special Thanks to Our Master ROLLINS VICTORIOUS IN TAMPA TODAY DEFEATS niRMINGGHAM reactio n started but NUMBER 15 SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRID AY, NOVEMBER 25, 1921 VOLUME XIII (lljr T h e A e a o cU te d P r e s s ) 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 minutes play. OPPOSITION TO THE DIS­ ARMAMENT PLAN UKRAINIAN MOVEMENT AGAINST SOVIET HAS M ir T h e A w o e U lr ii P m “ I COME TO AN END WASHINGTON, Nov. 21—Commer­ cial ship builders now engaged in (n r T h e A aaocln ted P r e s s ) naval construction nro grontly con­ WARSAW, Nov. 24.—The Ukrain­ cerned ns to what impending nnval ian movement against tho Russian reductions menn to them nnd tho government hns como to an end. government is beginning to got reac­ tion from that quarter. Nono of tho kuildors who visited Washington, however, has voiced dlroct opposition to tho program whatover thoy may fool. Their inquiries, it was learned today, woro dovoted largely how to koop their plants working at least for a tlmo and nro discussing snlvago operations. Amorican officials giving WITH FULL VIGOR TOMORROW somo thought to tho possibility of sal­ WITH MANY CON­ vaging ns non-combntant naval or SULTATIONS commercial craft three now bnttloshipB now afloat but which undov ( I l f T h e A aaoeln led P r e s s ) Hughes navnl program would not bo WASHINGTON, Nov. 24.— Altho formal proceedings of tho arms concompleted. forcnco hnvo been suspended, for Thanksgiving day it wns oxpected ne­ gotiations would bo continued through consultations nmong various Individu­ als nnd groups. ' A ' ^1 !♦ • r-^ PREMIER BRIAND LEAVES FOR NEW YORK TO SAIL TOMORROW FOR FRANCE Thanksgiving Day in Sanford seems to mean more than a mere Thanksgiving in somo 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 nnd ns we ruminate over tho part and look ahead to the future there is so much for which we can be thankful that the full significance o f the day bursts upon us in nil its glory shorn of nil pnnopoly and pngenntry. Thanksgiving in Sanford is Thanksgiving in tho full sense of the word. Hero in the greatest farming nnd winter vegetable sec­ tion nnd fruit growing section of the world, with tho finest climn e and the best location in the state for a big city, with proapetrity on every hand nnd a peaceful nnd contented people there is no discord­ ant note to mar 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 nnd every one of them that their lot had been cast in pleasant Places. There is so much for which wc can give praise and thanksgiv­ ing songs. Nature hns been so lavish with her gifts and the hand of man hns but supplemented her gifts and made them larger nnd finer and there is so much that the future holds for our citizens here on the shores of Lake Monroe that we can nil 8it tl°wn to(|ay fm-jin hour of pleasant retrospection and rending of the future IvTtheuorin . u S a n o o of all .ho * * d PRESIDENT MILLER AND SUBMITS NEW BILL GOVERNING FRENCH ARMY (H y T h e A s s o c ia te d P reaa) I \ Well Pleased With the Results o f Con­ ference PARIS, Nov. 24.— President MUlerand today approved for submission to tho parliament, tho military re­ cruiting bill authorising 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 (Hr T h o A aaocln ted P reaa) WASHINGTON, Nov. 24.— Premier (11/ T h e A a aocln ted P reaa) Briand left this morning for New MADRID, Nov. 24.— Dispatches York from which piaco he will stll from tho Portuguese frontier today tomorrow for Frnnco after being in report another revolution Is browWashington for more thnn n fort­ Iiir. ! night. Mombors of tho French dele­ gation including Reno Vlvinnl, who now becomes its hond; Socrotary of Stuto Hughes, Chinose Minister 8 m bndo him farewell nt tho station, VIvinnl kissing him on both cheekz. Briand wns loath to rotum but told it wns necessary for him to tako part in consideration by tho French gov­ ernment of its military probloms raNEXT WEEK MAY WITNESS COL­ sultnnt from tho wnr. Iio oxprossed LAPSE OF ALL himself “ quite satisfied with rosulta PEACE of the conforonco so far nnd ospocialljr ns rcspcctB France.” (Hr T h e A aaocln ted P reoa ) LONDON, Nov. 24.—Negotiations for tile settlement of tho Irish ques­ tion aro fonrod to bo nearing an un­ favorable end, according to high au­ thority todny and there’s npprohonslon that next woo kmny witness tho colInpso unless more fnvorablo circum­ stances, not now foreseen dovolop. HAS URGENT NEED 4*U NEGOTIATIONS ARMS CONFERENCE SUSPENDED TODAY do c L d tha^Tvm ho d o n r S for the glorification o f mankind FOR THE IRISH UNFAVORABLE making of a great city. There is so much in tho thoughts BUT IT IS TO START ofmlourthospiritual leaders today ns they call nttontlonto tho many FRANCEINABLE TO PLAY ALONE SAYS CURZON ISOLATED AND ALONE SHE WOULD INJURE HER­ SELF (11/ T h e A s s o c ia te d P raaa) LONDON, Nov. 24.— Marquis Curxon, of Kodloston, British secretary of state for foreign affairs, speaking nt n lunchoon nt Londay todny dcclarod if Franco pursuod Isolated and indiv­ idual policy of hor own she would not in tho long run injuro Germany and sho would fall to protect herself. TAMPA nANDITS GET A RESPITE ^O R THANKSGIVING (H r T h e A a a ocln ted P r e s s ) TAMPA, Nov. 24.— A recess was taken over Thanksgiving in tho trial of DoWit Adams, Philip Licata, al­ leged payroll bandits, nnd tho defense expects to closo tomorrow. BONES ARE EXAMINED (Hr T h e A a aocln ted P r e s s ) VERSAILLES, Nov. 21 —A small tin I or containing a pound nnd a half of bones wns pnssed around today for examination by tho jury that is try­ ing "Bluebeard” Lnndru, for murder. Prosecution said they were all that wore left of his 11 nllcgcd victims. They wero so smnll thnt they had to bo examined by menus o fa mlscropcopo .Dcfenso counsel denied tho au­ thenticity o f tho bones, attaching great importance to its claim thnt tho police of Mantes search Lnndru’s vil­ la nt Gamblns wlhout finding any such evidence of violence, although the Paris police found tho bones thoro inter in tho snmo year. SIXTY-FOUR ARE SUFFOCATED IN A PRISON VAN TWO WOMEN DROWNED AT PORT HURON ENGLAND SUFFERS FROM RE­ WHEN AUTQ FELL CENT EXPOSURE OF SENSATION (11/ T h e A ssocia ted Preaa) POUT HURON, Mich., Nov. 24,Mrs. D. Earlo Minno nnd Mrs. Emslio Gcrrle, of Port Huron, were drowned todny when their automobile skidded on tho Icy planking, and wont through tho draw o f Black river bridgo. n o m in a t io n of negro RECORDER IS REJECTED (H / T h e A ssocia ted P ress) WASHINGTON, Nov. 24.— The nomination o f Henry Lincoln John­ son, negro republican national com­ mitteeman from Georgia, to be re­ corder of deeds for the District o f Columbia, was rejected by the Sen­ ate into yesterday. An exchange says tho powers that he have started to use a pruning hook In Washington, D. C., but they are not running any chances of hooking themselves. (Hr T h e A s s o c ia te d P r e s s ) LONDON, Nov. 24.—Inquiry into tho suffocation of sixty-four Moplah prisoners recently while being trans­ ferred in closed railway wagons in Madras district, Indian, revealed that tho incldont creoted a sensation among natives and providod national press with effective propaganda material. Times correspondent says examina­ tion of railway wagon shows venti­ lating panels recently painted, this particularly closing thoir mesh. Mop­ lah imprisoned five hours on Journey nnd first intimation of thoir condi­ tion wns when tho conductor wont to give thorn water. Thero wore evi­ dence of a desperato struggle for life, tho dying prisoners having hitton oach other in their fight for air. Only thirty-six of the hundred in tho vehicle survived. Sell it with a Herald Want Ad. irifts showored upon us and regardless of the dark dn>s that creep fnto the lives of all of us the bright ones certainly predominate. ct i i then today, pause in our work and our play to render thanks for the many blessings that have been bestowed in the year anno bvnnd look abend to the future with that upstanding faith Umi hns carried us through many privations and trials and tribu­ lations in the past and with the unending faith in our e ty and our follow m in and" he faith in the promises of Him who rules the uni­ verse we can take up the burdens tomorrow with n much stronger faith and tho fooling that wo lmyo b?0" f 5,'* V*1 ^tXa <t5o*or fnr having turnd aside for one day to give Him the tlinuKS out iui hi Suniversal S ilove S of£ mankind ? S necessary S S ffor' world b.v disarmament s g k Snnd AMERICANS ON THE RHINE EAT TURKEY ELEVEN THOUSAND TUCKED AWAY ELEVEN TIIOUSAND POUNDS the end of all wars. ______________ PATERSON, N. J., Nov. 24.— Ferdinand Ellt, owner of 20 bnrrols (I t ? T h * A u o r ln t r d P reaa) of Insipid wnter for which ho con­ COBLENZ, Nov. 24.— Elovon thoufidingly pnld $14,000, todny identified sund American soldiers stationed on Emil Wentz, of Grand Forks, N. D., the Rhino tucked away thirteen thou­ an one of tho throe mon who convinc­ sand pounds of turkey ns piece ds ed him Ity n plnuslblo test that tho resistance their Thanksgiving day barrels contained 103 proof whlHkey. dinner. The usual trimmings also Elia told th cpollco ho had boon was stowed away and whllo plum pud­ permitted to select a barrel, to boro ding came frem the United States th# Dispatch From Jacksonville States He Had Nat­ his own hole, to insert a rubber tube turkeys woro bought from German nnd to samplo whnt ran out. Ho did furmers nt 11c a pound, whllo o ffi­ ional Reputation not learn until tho trio hnd disap­ cers families hnd turkoys raised on peared with his $14,000 tnnt ono of tho quartormnator's farm costing 80a trlotic citizens, according to tho of­ them hnd connected tho tubn up with Wns Williams, the man killed nt a pound, ,, ficials, he would get tho wnrruntn a rubber bng beneath his coat which Palntkn by Tom Mnrtln, spocinl offic­ cashed nnd then disappear. Tho rf- contained uni whiskey er for tho A. C. L. nnd resident of this HAMMOND URGES . . flcinln believe Williams hnd sovornl city, n noted forger who was sought PUBLIC FUNDS BE confederates.” hy the police of mnny cities? SPENT BY RBALTOIIB t 0 This information is now bolng sought hy tho officers who aro work­ DEPRAVED HUSBAND MIAMI, Nov. 24.—Thomns C. Ham­ KILLS WIFE’S SISTER AS ing on tho clues thnt Williams usunlly mond, Tampa, president o ftho Flori­ SHE HOCKED BABY. worked 6n tho snmo basis ns ho did da Realtors' Association, in conven­ in Florida nnd posed ns an Americnn tion horo TuoBdny .urged tho cities o f Legion membor. The following dis­ CHICAGO, Nov. 24.— A story of tho states who havo public funds t> patch from Jacksonville 1h interest­ hcnrtlessness, poverty nnd robbery turn over such mones to thoir tdft! wns mixed with that of concern for OF PROHIBITION LAWS SELLING ing: estate associations. He declared that BOOZE ON SHIP "John R. Williams, who died In n his wlfo in tho confession todny of tho real estate men would bring re­ MARSHALL hospital nt Pnlntkn several days ago Thomas Cnthcrwood, 20, that ho had turns tha would far overshadow those after ho had been shot by a special strangled his sister-in-law, Mrs. Bet­ now obtalntd by Board of Trale or , (H / T he A ssociated P reee) officer, when found on nn Atlnntic ty Bhnrples, to death yesterday, MIAMI, Nov. 24.— John G. Cross­ Chamber of Commorce. Mr. HamConst Lino freight train nnd whoso whllo she rocked tho cradle of hor ond spoke In reply to an address o f funornl expenses wore paid by the in-month-old child and worked ,on land, president; and Paul A. Dnmpier, welcomo delivered hy Mnyor Lefior, treasurer, of tho Miami Fisheries Co., Americnn Logion o f thnt city, had n tiny gnrments for another child ox­ who aro undo* indictmont in federal of Miami. nation-wldo reputation ns a forger, pected within a month. A fund of $260,000 a year for Ave according to Fcdoral officers here to- j For weeks Cnthcrwood had boon courts of Now York and Now Jorsoy years with which to advertise Flori­ charged with violating tho prohibition day. They snld the man’s real nnmo out of a job and his wlfo finally said da In the largest dallies in America laws, will bo given n hearing Satur­ wns Gcorgo Mitchell nnd thnt he h a d . sho would obtain work to support the was advocated by Gordon Nyo, of day before Unitod Statos Commission­ hcon sought from const to coast on family. It was c< ncern for his wlfo er following thoir arrest hero last Miami, publisher of the Florida P.eal charges of robbing tho government of and dread of hor going to work night. Each was released on ball; Estato Journal. This fund would also thousands o f dollars by forging trens- Cnthcrwood toH the police, forced Crossland, $0,000 and Dampler $3,000. be used for the Bonding of a Florida ury warrants. him to wind n rope about Mrs. It is charged they tried to land liquor exhibit to tho Afteenth annual con­ "Tho officers said Mitchell, posing Sharpies neck nnd steal tho $06 in nt Atlantic City nnd Long Island from vention of the National Association ob a veteran of tho world war would her bank book. tho schooner Henry L. Marshall lost o f Real Estato Boards In San Fran­ rido into town on a freight train, clad Cnthcrwood wns arrested last night _ August. ...... cisco In May and June, 1022. ns a hobo nnd armed with a hard luck with his brother, while <fhe pair wore Big dolorratlons from West Palm Btory of not getting his claims of laughing and joking in a barbershop, If tho silk worms had been loft Beach, Ft. Lauderdale, Daytona, compensation granted by tho govern­ "Catherwood seemed to be without ment promptly and then offer a sign­ feeling in telling his story,” Serg­ attached to a lot of tho silk shlrta Lalroland, Orlando, Sanford, Clear­ ed treasury warrant, explaining that eant James Fleming, who made the that, were sold two years ago, soma water, 'arrived here today. of tho hoys would have at least had It arrived too late for him to realixe arrest, Mid. bait— so they could havo gone Ash­ For first claas Job work— thi Hm U upon it. ing. Try a Herald Want Ad today. "Preying upon the sympathy of pa▼ a n ad. t a r i daily WATER HOLD AS WHISKEY WAS WILLAMS FORGER? SHOT BY TOM MARTIN AND DIED AT PALATRA MIAMI MEN ARE INDICTED FOR VIOLATION An $ • :t . v Uia .)* i™ ?: i , -sdS �• Mr 'TS . *. ' « * * ’ .* * *' - * -* ■'< \ THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1921 j FREIGHT RATES ARE TO BE CUT TEN PER CENT i !1 * * * * * * * * * * LAKE MONROE * * * * * * * * * AUTOM OBILES S oAt : %ea irgains The farms in Monroe and tho west REPRESENTATIVES OF TWO side ,nre hnrdiy ns thrifty ns usunl. HUNDRED RAILROADS AGREE Celery is not doing so weij, ns tho BUICK SIX, 7-passenger....... ................$575 TO THE REDUCTIONS blight is bad this’ season. Many nre having trouhlu with early lettuce >FORD, late m od el..................... ............... 200 NEW YORK, Nov. 17.— Tho associa­ crops seeding. Some nro turning the AUBURN, 5-passenger........... ................ 400 tion of railway executives represent­ lettuce under; others chopping down. ing 201 railroads, yesterday decided The cscnrolc nnd chiekory is yet CHALMERS, 1920 M od el........ ............... 775 to put into effect a 10 por cent froight young nnd doing well. Strawberry rate reduction on all fa rm ’ products, plants arc also growing nicely. The OVERLAND, Model 90............. ............... 175 Ka "ns soon ns possible." Tho reduction, fall potato crop is more or less a PAIGE, 5-passenger................. ............... 375 it was announced, would not apply to failure, many potato pntchcs having intrastato rates in Now Englnnd, but been drowned out; ethers look poor. You will never hnve this chnncc ajjnln to buy a good used car would affect froight entering and Mr. Chnrlcs Forester ,of the West at the above BARGAINS. One-hnlf cash, balance in easy leaving those states. Side, Is clearing five acres o f lnnd nnd Announcing tho decision, Thomns will tile for farming. Mr. Forester monthly payments. A 10% discount will be nllowed for :ash. DoWitt Cuylcr, president of the Asso­ will also build upon his land and live ciation of Rnllwny Executives, stated opposite his father. that any reductions in such rates mndo Mt . E. Ecknls and fnmily have pur­ sinco September 11, 1920, wore to bo chased a trnct of land out First street included in tho 110 per cent, and that nnd nre building a factory in which it would bo put into effoct without brooms will bo manufactured. Mr. waiting for a reduction in wages. Tho Sanford, Fla. Eckols nnd fnmily live in n quaint _ 209 Park Avenue froight rate cut will apply throughout enmp house near the factory. tho entlro country except on traffic LEXINGTON and HUPMOBILE SALES Miss Catherine Lake, tho popular moving wholly within Now Englend. and SERVICE little daughter o f Mr. Den Lnk«, en­ It was expected that the now rato tertained with a blrthdny party Sun­ would bo offcctlvo within ten days, day nfternoon. Delightful refresh­ os tho railroads, it was said, had ask­ ments were served n number of young ed tho Intorstnto Commerco Commis­ friends. Sunday Bchool class at her home last C«p/rlghi 1921 Hut Schaftner Sc Mira sion through their general counsol to Little Miss Ruth Knisermnn gnve a Thursday evening. The class is pro nuthorizo tho chango on ono day’s no­ tice. Tho roduction will cost tho birthday party Snturdny night, the paring to give a Tomb Thumb wed­ jfcffnsion being her sixth hirthdny. ding tho night after Thnnksgiving. rnllronds about JC5.000.000, it w J. A. Hnndright, of tho Orlando Wlnny grown-up relatives and friends M. A. Kilvcrt returned Wednesday Sentinel, was in the city today solicit­ estimated. "Tho railroads havo already reduc­ enjoyed the nice cakes nnd refresh­ from a trip to Miami, Fort Lauder­ ing subscriptions and advertising for dale nnd other cast coast towns. ed freight rates substontiolly from tho ments with little Ruth. the morning paper. Mr. nnd Mrs. R. A. Stephens nnd level established by tho commission in O. P. Swope nhd R. J. Holley, of August, 1020," Mr. Cuylor’B statement fnmily have moved to Gainesville, Sanford, returned Tuesday night from W. L. Morgan is home for a few snid. "Tho reductions already made where Mr. Stephens has nccepted n n trip to Okeechobee. dnys looking after his trade In this ore estimated ns nccurntely ns can bo, position. Many of Oviedo’s citizens spent part of his territory. Mrs. W. S. Price nnd little Hon, Armistice dny in Sanford enjoying to involve n loss of rovonuo at tho rate of from $175,000,000 to $200,000,­ Frnnk, nre spending this week in the amusements prepared for the oc­ The Best Style, long wear, all-wool quality, Sheriff C. M. Hand is bnck from 000 annually. These reductions on Jacksonville. casion. Jacksonville, whore ho nttonded tho Mr. nnd Mrs. Chns. Rell and son, many ronds represent n loss much Mr. and Mrs. Dali, of Snnford, met Stato Fair and tho Shriners conven­ greatest economy, satisfaction—or money greater htan any corresponding sav­ Ernest, hnve returned from a visit with n crowd of Oviedo people Thurs­ tion. ing realized from reductions in wag­ to Tnmpn. day night for the purpose of organ­ ---------------------------- back = ----------------------------es already cf feted. Tho rail ronds nro, Messrs. Ben Lake, Dan Tnlba**, izing an orchestrn. Much interest was Roland Reed, o f tho Geneva section, furthermore, awaiting decisions of tho Henry Witte and son, Mr. Stutorf, manifested nnd work will begin as wns In tho city today on business. Mr. labor board, which it is hoped, will spent several dnys at Daytona Dench, soon ns the instruments enn be ob­ Reed nnd his father nro clearing a relieve the companies of tho exponso fishing. They caught thirty-eight fine tained. largo trnct o f Black Hammock land GO TO SUNDAY SCHOOL NOVEMBER 20 of many onerous and uneconomical fish of various kinds nnd weights. Mr. and Mra. E. R. Moore, of Mi­ on Lnko Jessup nnd will plant winter working conditions. Tho rnllronds nro Mrs. Albert Hawkins nnd children vegetables. not In n finnncinl condition to mnko have returned from a pleasant visit ami, are spending n few dnys nt the Oviedo hotel. this sncrifico. to Mrs. Wheeler Marsh, of DcLnnd. FREE PICTURES FOR "Unless there should bo somo re­ Mrs. Hugh Drnudy, of Orlando, vis­ SCHOOL CHILDREN vival in business, tho probability of ited relatives in this section Inst Wed­ * * * * * * * * * * * * * which Is conjectural, tho entiro pro­ nesday. (From TuMdty'i Silty) * posed reduction in rates would bo tak­ Mr. and Mrs. Carl Rabun hnve re­ This Is "Civic Week," nnd is being ___ * observed In Snnford, tho Welfare De­ en from the net cnrningH of tho rnil- turned to town to live. * * partment of the Woman’s Club Is ronds." Mr. Chan. H. McKcnney has been Tho now rntes nro applicable to confined to his home by illness. Mr. * * * * * * * * * * * * zealously working In beautifying «nd carloads of wheat, corn, ontB, othor McKcnney is now improved in health denning our city and nro doing all In Mrs. Anna Swanson left Monday to grain, flour and meal, hny, straw and and able to he at his post of duty. A their power to interest tho poople of make a two weeks’ visit nt Delray and alfalfa, mnnufnctured tobacco, cotton, son, Pulton McKcnney, who has also Sanford and especially tho children. for ono price, making it one of tho cotton seed and products, except cot­ West Palm Dench with friends and Herald Will Publish been ill, is now able to be about. Through the generosity of Mr. Os­ relatives. beat pieces of advertising literature seed oil and cotton scod moal; citMr. and Mrs. R. T. Wynne, Jr., and borne Herndon, there will bo a free Big Christmas Edition that has ever been offered tho public. ton ruo fruits, othor fresh fruits, potatoes, A. D .Parish, A. C. L., section fore­ Misses Roberta and Jose­ mntlnee Wednesday afternoon nt 3:45 man, here .spent the week-end with o f Daily and Weekly The Daily and Weekly Heralds cover other fresh vegetables; dried fruits daughters, o'clock nt tho Stnr thentro, for tho Oils section of Florida like tho mist and vegetables, horses and mules, cat­ phine. and Mr. R. T. Wynoc, Sr., Hpcnt his family In Kissimmee. Sunday in Orlando. school children. Slides from tho Tho Dnily and Weekly Herald will that falls from tho clouds each morn­ tle and calves, sheep and goats, hogs, J. E. Young, of Lnkclnnd, wnH a "House Beautiful Magazine" will be The stork visited the home of Mr. liubllsh a hig Christmas edition—or ing and there is not a homo in San­ poultry, eggs, butter and cheese and Sunday visitor here at the home of and Mrs. Charles Dales and left a shown and also n special feature pic­ ono for tho Dnily and Weekly Her­ ford and very few in Suminolo county wool. II. I). Durant. ture. fine boy. His name is Charles Dales, ald tho Bnrno week. The Wcokly will that does not sec the Daily or Weekly Mr. Conrnde II. Ellis, connected Jr. The children of both the high nnd hnvo tho specinl edition on Friday, De­ Herald. And then outsido of our own with the Columbia Graphophone Co., Sanford Fire Dept. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Talbott, of the grammar schools will write essays on cember 18th, and tho Dally will hnvc county there aro other counties and o f New York, for a number of years, Past Side, were pleasant visitors at the impression they received nt the other states and other countries even a specinl on Snturdny, December 10th, Has Good Record; lias bought and built here, nnd is in­ Monroe, Monday evening. matinee, for which prizzes will bo that get tho two Heralds and it is thus giving nil tho peoplo the chnnco an up-to-date poultry farm. WantS’ No Advice Many from our section attended tho stalling awarded. A h this is nice "Book safo to assert that -an advertisement to read tho specials and kIo tholr j ------ -----------— -----------------------Mr. and Mrs. Ellsworth Drown, of Armistice day celebration in town Week" for children, the prizes will bo Christmas shopping In plenty of time >» the Herald now gets results that Senbrook, N. II., are erecting a house books. At every fire o f nny consequence last Friday. boforo tho great dny comes round. show. here and contemplate building ten The Monroe school gave a short more. The free matinee Wednesday after­ Tho Herald for many years published i And then the business men of Snn- the firemen aro called upon to un<$ernoon iH for the school children only. a Christmas edition until It had a l - ' ford will bo doing tho peoplo n good go a fnsilndo o f criticisms, curses program Thursday afternoon in cele­ Mr. nnd Mrs. Will Evans nnd two The Wolfnro Department is doing a most become n regular custom but |turn by making it posHlblu for them and generni brow-beating. No at­ bration of Peace Day. Many beauti­ children, motored up Snturdny from good work and should hnvo the co­ during tho war and shortly nftor and to have a fine holiday paper, a joy tention is paid to thin ns it usually ful posters suggestive of the occasion T'ampa, to mnkc the*homefolks a visit operation of the people of Snnford. thon with the Daily Herald coming on to young and old alike for asldo from comes from irresponsible* who do were on display. Patriotic recitations, and returned to Tnmpn Tuesdny. tho special edition was cut out with ' the advertising the special editions not own a cent’s worth of property songs, and dialogues were given by tin* Mr. Lewis and Mr. Moore arrived Tho hnpplest people nre those who the result that the merchants of S a n -, will be filled with good rcuding of n nor fought a firo In their life. No different grades. Tuesday night, making the trip by don’t feel important. They never fe d other fire department has any better Mrs. Kate Keeling, of Kentucky, is ford have asked that it be restored , local nature and with Christmas stornuto from New Hampshire, in eight abused when people full to notice thls season—especially tho regular |les and Christmas cheer and stories record than ours, compared to Its expected soon to visit relatives in this days. Their mileage register wns J,- them. advertisers who renlizo that in th o . mid pictures for the little folks. It * strength and no set of men are more place. <185 Ti.iies. Mr. Harney Lyons continues very special ChritmiiH spirit of tho Christ­ will be one of the celebrated Herald willing to risk injury and possibly Mr Mellon nnd Mr. Ilnycs are ma.’ their lives, to Hnvo tho property nnd Specials—this explains it nil. ill at his home in this community. mas edition there is a pulling power iiu* ci incut Mocks here. Watch for thu special Herald edi­ lives of tile citizens. Thousands of that cannot bo achieved in the regular Mrs. Ellsworth Drown spent n coup­ * * * * * * * * * * * schodulo. So the management of the tions. They will be tho gruatest ad­ dollars of expensive equipment nro le of days this week in Orlando. Herald despite tho fact thut the shop vertising mediums that havo over placed in the firemen's care nnd they * Mr. and Mrs. Walter C. Clifford, of Ib busy and running over with work boon offered to you. pur solicitors aro expected to bo free to oxorciHe * South Hnmilton, Mass, .will nrrivo and advertising have consented to will call upon you in plenty of time their utmost ability In its caro nnd * the 20th, nnd will build a residence and mountimu hnvo your Christmas State and County Tax use. It Is not encouraging to these givo tho peoplo thin year a regular * here. * * * * * * * * * copy lined up. Thoro will not be n men to Hncriflco their homo life nnd * * treat in tho shapo of a weekly and n Books are now open for Mrs. Jennie Lawrence, of Sharon, nearly nil social enjoyment nnd go nut daily Christman edition and tho mer­ business house in Sanford left out. Mr. and Mth. J. 11. Denson loft Mass., intend building several houses the payment of taxes fo r in the discharge of their duties to ho chants will got spneo in bUth papers Thursday for Ocnln. here. subjected to nbusc. The records of tho the year, 1921, a dis­ Biff Sale at Dresner’s Miss Ilcrthn Dixon returned Mon­ Mrs. Lizzie Mnnlng, of Almshorfire department show that it snves nnfrom her homo in New Brun­ oiigh, Mass., 1h keeping a boarding count of 2% is allowed Starts Tomorrow and nually many times its cost of mnin- day swick, Canada, and is being cordially house here in the house thnt wns for payment in Novem­ nnd Is a valuable nsBot in tho Lasts Ten Days Only nincnco growth of tho city in which all truo welcomed by her many friends who formerly the Martin house, nnd has ber, 1% in December, have greatly missed her during the her house well filled up. citizens nre interested, past summer and fall. MIhh Dixon Mrs. Joseph Lnngford, of Ilapton, la x books close April The Mid-Season Snlo at Dresner’s Give tho men your support instead was accompanied by her nephew, Mr. N. II., is running the Crystal Lake 1st Poll taxes for the Store starts tomorrow and lasts ten of abuse so v/hen they go to a flro : days only and if you do not take nd- they will feel more like giving tholr Coop, who will spend the winter in Hotel, nnd there nre about twenty year 1921, for both men vnntngc of this great salo in tho ton best attention to business instead of Oviedo. Mr. Coop is just recently out guests nt present nnd more are com­ of tho Dritish army, having served in ing. and women, became due days you will always rogrot it for tho having to defend themselves. the flying corps during the war, being Tho infant baby of Mr. nnd Mrs. N. real bargains nro at Dresner’s for tho November 1st, 1921. O. P. PAXTON, tho only survivor of his compnivy. H. Drnddock, passed nwny here on next ten dnys. They havo two pages Chief Firo Department. , Business and Occupa­ After so many years o f thrilling war November 2nd .after an illness of sev­ in this issue of tho Daily Herald call­ experiences it iH hoped that Oviedo eral weeks, nnd was Inid to rest in tion Licenses became ing your attention to tho snlo nnd will not prove to ho too dull n place Lake Mnry cemetery. Funeral serv­ There in ninny n time when this advertisement is full of ronl bar­ New Winter Park due October 1st, and if for Mr. Coop but that he will enjoy ices were conducted by Rev. Hymnn. gains in all kinds of up-to-dato npparHotel Will Open the quietude of our little town and tho It’s very much to the regret o f the not paid, are delinquent, rel. The Halo takes in every depart­ delightful Florida climate. With the New Year community to know thnt Mrs. Lloyd as the law requires that ment of tho store and spocinl prices Mrs. W. J. Vnrne left Wednesday is still indisposed nt her home on are mndo on indies’ suits nnd coats, a license be procured be­ separate Hklrts, biouses, waists, hos­ WINTER PARK, Nov. 15.—Tho for South Cnrolinn to visit her broth­ Crystnl lnke. iery, silk skirts, miscellaneous stock, Alabama, ono of Florida’s newost ho­ er. Miss Virginia Qulgg spent the fore conductinff the bus­ would suve you the price of Mrs. Overland nnd Mrs. Lee, of week-end In Orlnndo the guest of her iness, profession or oc­ etc. Read tho advertisement today tels, will open January 1. This benun new Buttery and nttend tho Bale, tiful now fireproof structure, built on Sanford, spent Wednesday afternoon sisters. cupation. BRING US YOUR REPAIR Thero will be services hero Sunday thu Spnnish mission stylo of architec­ in Oviedo. WORK Mr .and Mrs. A. S. Cotton nnd Mrs. conducted by Rev. Cinrk, of Snnford. It’s n sud world. About tho time one ture, is located in an ideal spot on JNO. D. JINKINS, Lnko Maitland on tho former cstato Hnnkinson, of Now Jersey, returned Mr. nnd Mrs. J. B. Long nnd chil­ gets rich enough *to afford a fino au­ to tholr winter romo nt Lnko Charm dren ,of Orlnndo, wero Sunday visitors of tho late William Chnso Temple. Tax Collector, tomobile, ho can’t get his waist line “ Foot o f First St.” Inst wook. here the guest of Mrs. Long’s parents, behind tho steering wheel. Mrs. T. W. Lawton entertained her Mr. nnd Mrs. E. A. Quigg. Soli it with a Herald Want Ad. a . C o- M otor Co. ADDITIONAL LOCAL 1 j I !) ■ filI 1 I W hat a H a r t S c h a ffn e r & M a rx O v e r c o a t g iv e s y o u Shoe Sanford & Clothing Co, LAKE MARY OVIEDO if i f\ IStt I j * m ») p TAX BOOKS ARE N0W_0PEN HOF-MAC BATTERY CO. EXPERT REPAIRING JCmino,e - ■<1 m' *— V - �m OF FEDERATION IFORD WOMAN RECEIVER HIGH HONORS PROM H I FLORIDA WOMEN (Vraa DtUr) Mr. and M n. W . Browning, at Warren, Ohio, and Mr. and M n. J. WP Draper, also of W am ii, are apending several days hot* before going to the southern part of the atate. Meter*. John T. Langley, J. E. Heard, W . E. Tucker, and T. A. Hicks, of Camp H1U, Ala* spent the week-end here with Dr. and M n. W . T. Langley. They are -touring Flori­ da, in the Langley car, leaving thia morning for other points in the ttate. Mr. A. T. Boulter was called to Eau Gallia Saturday, by the death of hie youngest brother, James W . RoseIter. Mr.'and lira. C. L. Ferran, of Euetie, spent the day here yesttrday with their slater, Mrs. D. L. Thrasher. Messrs. Ralph Wight, W . C. Hill, Lesley Bryan, Ernest Householder, Vance Douglas, E. A. Douglas, JJf. Tolar, W. E. Walthall and I. E. Eatridge, left this morning for Fort Christmas where they wGl spend ten day* hunting. Mr. and Mira. F. B. Langley and Master jftank, of Lakeland, spent the day hers yesterday with Dr. and M n. W. T. Langley. J. P. Stockman, W. J. Dominick, R. L. Burnett and E. L. Rodgers, o f Greenwood, S. C., arrived this morn­ ing in the Stockman car and are spending several days here with friends and attending to business. Mrs. Palmer, o f Gainesville, ac­ companied M n . R. J. Holly home from that city and will be her gueat for some time. • Mr. and M n . T. C. Vincent left Sunday for their home in Vero, after spending a few daye with M n . Vin­ cent's eister, Mrs. R. J .Holly. Messrs, Marsh, Nelson and T. S. Huff, of New York, are in the city on a prospecting trip and while here will be the guests of the Valdes hotel. Mrs. C. 11. Dlngee, who has been The guest o f several o f her friends here for tho past three days left for her home in Dunedin this afternoon. Mrs. Jack Adams has returned to Sanford after several months visit at her home In Illinois. Her father re­ turned with her and expect to spend the winter in Sanford. Mrs. John Leonardl returned Sat­ urday from Gainesville where she at­ tended the meetings o f the State Federation o f Woman’s Clubs, Mrs. Leonardl 1s the capable presldest of tli« Sanford Woman’s Ciub and to­ gether with the other representatives from Sanford had tho pleasure of as­ sisting Mrs. Galloway to the office of vice president o f the State Federa­ tion. The many friends of Mr. and Mrs. T. S. Huff are glad to ree them In Sanford again for a visit. They aru accompanied by their little daugh­ ter Mary Lowe, and are thinking of -spending the winter here. They have been living In New York since leav­ ing Sanford but have never given up the idea o f coming back hero to re­ side. They are guests o f tho Valdes hotel. ] GAINESVILLE, Nov. 19.—The twenty-seventh annual convention of ' tho Florida State Federation of Wo­ men’s Clubs wan officially dosed here lest night et the completion of the final exercises held In the high school 'auditorium. The session yesterday morning wee gw Jfeetund by the election of office re ' for the coming year and those who \ will serve are as follows: President, Miss Elisabeth Skinner, of Dunedin; vice presKlent-at-large, Mrs. Ernest McCowan Galloway, of Sanford; recording secretary, Mrs, 0. E. Hawkins, of BrookevUlo; corres­ ponding secretary, Mix.-Dyn es; tree urer, Mrs. M. L. Stanley, of Daytona; 'auditor, Mis* Beetle A . Williams, of Ctmeant City, Delegatee to the General Federa­ tion elected were aa follows: Mrs. J. W . McCollum, Mrs. Edgar Lewie, Mia. L . Blackman, M n. W . M. Baaaoma, Mrs. G. E. Hawkins, Dr. Grr.ca WMtford, Mrs. W. M. Pepper, Mrs. T. M. Shackelford. During the session yesterday morn lng Mrs. Amos H. Norris, o f Tampa, chairman o f the Industrial and social conditions committee, tendered her annual report in which she said that the work o f the Federation had been a large factor in keeping J. J. Menden hall, notorious murderer now serving a life sentence, from securing a par­ don. She also spoke of her visit to the state prison farm and highly compli­ mented the superintendent, J. S. BHtch, saying that he was doing one o f the greatest work of any work in the United States. Mrs. Roselle Murphy Cooley ren do red her report on civil reform and recommended that civil service work­ ers be appointed through merit. Mrs. Cooley ie serving her fourth term of office In charge o f this work. M n . Blackman, chairman o f the committee on education; Mrs. R. II. Edwards, chairman of the committee on home education, and Miss .Bessie A . Williams, chairman of credentials, gave their reports for the year dur­ ing the morning session also. Miss Skinner Introduced Dr. Turk o f ths state health board. Ho said that “ I f we ever have political reform the women would do it, as they stand fo r all that la wholesome and right." He also stated that the women " a n Just beginning their work and that there was much yet to be done. If child welfare Is euccesaful, it will be mostly through the co-operation o f the Florida federation." He brought out the fact that there are 200,000 school­ children In the state who have some form o f physical defects. He said that the Rockefeller foundation would furnish half o f the money for this work if the state board of health would appropriate a like sum. The afternoon session was dismiss­ ed at 3 o’clock In order to allow every­ one an opportunity to attend the Flor(T m rn«d«-« Dtllr) Mrs. James C. Roberts, o f Elm Ida-Mbsisslppl football game at the University. avenue, was In Jacksonville the early part of last week visiting the State Fair, returning homo Wednesday eve­ PLENTY OK GAME REPORTED BY HUNTERS. ning. Mr. and M n. A. C. Smith, of Elm The hunters who huve i returned avenue, were visitors at the State from the woods are bringing in the Fair at Jacksonville, Friday and Sat­ gamme and report more deer, turkey urday returning home Saturday and duck, and squirrels and quail, night. than has been known in many yean. Mrs. A. D. Key left Sunday after­ It teems that tho weather Is too hot noon for Daytona Beach, where she and the mosquitoes bad for the right will spend a week with her nephew, kind of hunting. But thsy are getting Mr. Dick Twitchell. the game just the same. Miss Jeanette Laing hot) returned ___________ home from a delightful visit with An oplmlst Ls a man, who has friends In Knoxville and Chatta­ gone without eating so long that his nooga, Tenn. garters are too large—and iruikos Messrs. J. P. Stockman, Burnett, himself believe that tho rubber in his Rogera, Dominick, of Gveenwood, S. garters are giving out. C., and Warren Eigenmunn, of Char­ lotte, N. C., left this morning for Tunipa, Clearwater, St. Petersburg, and othor points on the west coust. They will also visit Miami, and -ither points In the Stato before return'ng to Sanford. would save you the price of a new Battery BRING US YOUR REPAIR W ORK “ Foot o f First S t 3 Thu entire eighteen holes o f ,the Miami Beach golf club course will be opened from today on throughout the season. This announcement was mado last week by Lee Nelson, manager o f the golf courses at Miami Beach, blowing machines have been busy for several days getting the course in condition for the opening o f the nine holes north o f Dade boulevard. Con­ stant ploying on the lower nine holes during the summer has worn tthe course tc some extent, and with the opening o f the fhll eighteen holes this situation will be relieved.— Mi­ ami Metropolis. If an oil magnate does raise the price of gaa to cover the cost of nonations to charity, ha at leant makes some people give who otherwise wouldn’t C am pbell-Lom ing 1 Am erican ^ O N T htit get • start, Dr. Kind’s George G. Herring Heads Poet for the Efe rtbet finT the S ^chest. * * * * p Year iliat_m the __bowels, cough, gently stun aumiUaung ----------------inf the thus eliniisuiting the cold cold poisons. (fm s Km I o ’ i Bear) A business and annul muting for Always reliable. Just good medidne made to ease colds and coughs. •lection of officers of the CampbellFor fifty years a standard remedy. Loulng Post No. 58, was bald at the AU the family can take it with helpful Valdes Hotel Friday evening, Novem­ results. Ease* the children’s croup. ber 18th. The following officers were No harmful drugs. Convincing, heal; lag taste that the kiddies like, At all elected for the ensuing year: druggists, 63c. Geo. G. Herring, Post Commander; Frank Akers, Vice-Poet - Comender; With a complete line o f niew i n g 's Kenneth Murrell, Post Adjutant; Rob­ D r . K ert Dean, Treasurer; Tom Meredith, and reclaimed army goods o f Maater-at-Arms; Dr. R. E. Stevens, f b r C o ld s a n d C o u g h s Post Medical Officer; Randall Chase, every description— Tents, Historian; Dr. Geo. Hyman, Chaplin. Feel Badly? Bowels Sluttish? r____ •. ” in work or piay. The executive committee consisting Blankets, Clothing, Boots and T i. .a r a b A of 8, M. Lloyd, Geo. W . Knight and action of' ~ Dr. King’s Pills brings back Fred T. Williams. Amusement com­ old time energy. AU druggists, 25c. Shoes, etc., at greatly reduced mittee, P, A. Mero and L. P. Chitten­ PROMPT I W O N ’T O W P* den. prices. A visit ) is, requested. A fund of one hundred dollars ($100.00) was created and has been placed In the Savings Account .for building purposes only and it was also agreed that money shall be pieced !n East Second S t this savings from time to timet which G . D O W N E Y , Prop. through the kindness of the city's do­ nation of the lot It will be a question of only • abort tine before tbe Le­ gion: era will have a beautiful building ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ adorning the lake front. THE VARIOUS CHURCHES HAD Arrangements for a banquet to be E . A . M A R T IN SE E D CO. LARGE ENROLLMENTS held at the Vatdes Hotel Monday ev­ OLDEST AND LARGEST SHED HOUSE IN FLORIDA YESTERDAY ening, November 28th, at 8 o'clock JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA honoring the winners of trophies and SEED POTATOES (Train Koatnr’i Dally) Chas. L. Britt and J. D. Hood as Spaulding Number 4 Rose, Early Red Bliss Triumph and Irish Cob­ The "Go to Sunday school" campaign guests. Any Legioneer desiring to at­ blers. We ere now ready to quota contract prices for Decomber and inaugurated by the Sanford churches tend should see Frank Akers, Chair­ January delivery. Our Seed Potatoes are the highest quality, Maine that has been put on the past week man of the committee and arrange grown, selected seed. Advise quantity and variety you will waul. culminated in a result yesterday of for tickets. which all the churches feel proud. The MARTIN’S HY-TEST SEEDS Instruction was given the Adjutant people generally rallied to the ban­ Have made good with both the small gardener and farmer sad the to write personal letters o f thanks to ners of the different churches and ones who plant thousands of acres. Plant your Fall Crops with Mar­ each o f the following: Mayor John were urged to go to Sunday school by tin’s Hy-Test Seeds and Insure results. Martin, Jacksonville; J. D. Hood; advertisements, posters, by personal FALL CATALOGUE the commander of Carlatrom Field; solicitations and were made aware of Martin’s Fall Seed Catalogue is now ready. Write for It. Everyone Charles L. Britt; Woman’s Auxiliary the efforts of the churches to make Interested in Florida Fall Cropo should aval] themselves of Informa­ of the American Legion; Sanford it n big occasion. tion contained in our descriptive catalogue* Supplied FREE on re­ Chamber o f Commerce; F. F. Dutton, The result was as follows yesterday quest to those who send in their names promptly. Write for it today, i Wight Bros Co.; Harry H. Herren; morning: First National Bank; Seminole Bank; E. A. MARTIN SEED CO. i Methodist Church ...................559 Peoples Bank; R. W. Green, Winter 202-206 East Bay St. Phone 4877-1280 ■ Baptist Church ................. 427 Park; Bel-Jar Coffee Co.; Libby-McCongregational .......... 84 Neul-Libby, Jacksonville; Southern Presbyterian ................ 290 Utilities Co.; Mrs. W. E. Watson and Tho Baptist church had 92 men, tbe Mr. Dunlap o f the Singer Sewing Ma­ Methodist had 113 men, the Presby­ chine Co. terian church had 45 men. Since the American Legion puts on This was a wonderful showing for only the highest type of entertain­ McWhorter No. 21 Hand Fertilizer Distribu­ Sanford and is a great record and now ment, we are presenting Mr. Law­ that so many new ones have been tors Now rence Haynes in a musical recital, in added to the rolls an effort will be the near future. Mr. Haynes is a $19.25 F . O. B . JACKSONVILLE, F L A . made to keep the various schools up Floridian known throughout the world to this high standard. Write for special cash discounts, and delivered price. as one of the greatest tenor singers, The four mon directly responsible Hundreds of these in use by Sanford Growers and Is called the second Caruso. With for the success of this Sunday School our number of entertainments for the “ GET NOVEMBER 7TH PRICE LIST" cumpuign aru the following and they winter we are putting on the Lyceum received the unqualified support of E. O. PAINTER FERTILIZER CO. Course. the pastors and officers and members JACKSONVILLE FLORIDA o f the churches: SANFORD BAND W. E. Scoggans, director in chief; ELECTS NEW DIRECTOR II. R. Stevens, in chargu of auto cam­ paign; J. J. Bully, in charge of the 4The Sanford bi.nd is showing more minute speakers; Zeb Ratliff, public­ ARE YOU INSURED? IF N O T , SEE speed every day, and at their meet­ ity man. W. J . T HI GP EN & C O M P A N Y ing a few days ago, they elected Ed­ gar Ball as their director. Mr. Ball ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ »♦ ♦♦ *♦ » M l »♦♦♦♦♦♦• AQKNTS ___ < is among the new citlxens of San­ > ford, and Is a band director of many ; HEAD STUFFED FROM CATARRH ORA COLD ; year’s experience, having been at the o m c i r cur lbs dank b u il d in g head of a large municipal band in ; S gjeX ra ea^ p p U «d .ia Noririie ; Minnesota before coming to SonSanf ord, . . . Florida Right Up. ford. He also directed a big army band during the war, and comes to Instant relief—no waiting. Your Sanford well equipped to make the Sanford band one of the bent in the clogged nostrils open right up; the air State. Under his leadership, and passnges of your head clear and you with the excellent material already can breathe freely. No more hawk­ ing, snuffling, blowing, headache, in tho band, ouv home band should dryness. No struggling for breath be able to give many fine local con­ at night; your cold or catarrh disap­ certs during the winter season, and pears. also take contracts for concerts in Get a small bottle of Ely’s Cream other cities. The Sanford band has Balm from your druggist now. Apply beta engaged by the Chamber of a little of this fragrant, antiseptic, Commerce to give regular concerts healing cream in your nostrils. It pen­ all during the winter season and the etrates through every air passage of music will be enjoyed by home folks tho heud, soothes the inflamed or and visitors to the city. swollen mucous membrane and relief comes instantly. RAISING FINE LIMES It’s just fine. Don’t stay stuffedAT LAKB MARY. up with a cold or nasty catarrh.—Adv. BUSINESS New Discover Discovery i Dr. Kind’s Pills SUNDAYSCHOOL CAMPAIGN WAS GREAT SUCCESS BIG REDUCTION IN PRICE General Fire Insurance OFFICE SUPPLIES AT HERALD OFFICE POST CARDS AT THE HERALD OFFICE Farms, Hom$s, Groves, Lots Lake Mary ft one o f the finest parts of Seminole county, with or­ ange grows and farms and peaceful and prosperous people, am) Lake Mary is beginning to feel the impulse of development, thanks to the efforts of several live wire real estate men, who have moved In there lately, and also the efforts of the good people who have been living there and who recognise the time as being ripe for development. The Herald office is tho recipient o f a box o f nice limes today, the gift o f Mrs. H. C. Durant, the able correspondent of the Week­ ly Herald, and a little lady who is greatly Interested in the upbuilding of her community. The limes are largo and fine, and If Lake Mary can raise such limea as these, there la no need o f sending to the Florida keys for them. Wllliaton Ufoena are to vote next month on township bonda for general improvements of their city. The or­ iginal amount will be $47,000 of which 135.000 will be fo r the build­ ing o f a municipal water and light plant. HUNTING LICENSES FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY BREAK THE RECORD. It would seem that either tho hunt­ ers are taking notice and obtaining licenses this year for the county, or else there nre many more hunters this year than last. At any rate, the number o f licenses issued by the Judge’s office for the opening season numbered as follows: • For residents, 660. For non-residents o f county, 65. For non-residents, state, 1. The good work o f the Fish on^ Gome Protective Association is seen In this number of licenses and it is said that the game has been better protected thia season than in many years and with a vigilant game ward­ en on the Job It will be protected right on through the season. Semi­ nole county offers as much or more to the real sportsmen aa any county In the stats and our game should be protected at all times. I H A V E THEM SANFORD IS GROWING ‘SPURLING’S SUBDIVISION” fa f u w atten­ this who have i f lu iu il jp g tion— lota are being sold right along and building in section is such as to gladden the heart o f those the good o f Sanford at heart. This is no idle talk I have weighed the statement an to say just what is ray candid convictions would put f most too atrong for the careful, conservative person__tha T * turnei b« k w a r d _ T h . fellow wb has VISION will agree with me now— the other later. J . E. SPURLING ‘TAe Man Who Sells Dirt Cheap” Watch the South East C o m .. P ,.g . -I.~. �W1 AT BIG MEET ORLANDO CLUB RECEIVED ITS CHARTER LAST NIGHT (Turn Trtdsv's, Dsgrh . , ... The Sanford Klwanla Club had th# time o f their young live,* » t Orlando last night when they wont to that city to help the Orlando Club recaive their charter. Th* member* from this city had such a good time they could not toll about It and th# follow­ ing is clipped from the Orlando Sen­ tinel: “ The Orlando Country Club waa the scene o f one o f the moat brilliant affairs ever held in this popular eodal center last evenlog when the Orlando Kiwanls Club waa presented with the International charter of Klwanla. Gov­ ernor E. G. Branch, o f the Florida and Alabama District o f Klwanla, rsprsseating the International, made the charter presentation, and W . O. Easlngton, president o f the Orlando K1wants Clnb, accepted It on behalf o f the local club. For the occasion the Orlando Club waa boautlfully decor­ ated with streamers of yellow chry­ santhemums, ferns and potted plants, and about the long banquet table wero grouped the members o f the Orlando Kiwanls Club, their wives, friends and visiting Kiwanians and their wives from Tampa and Sanford. A cabaret show from Jacksonville, engaged for the occasion, wound up the splendid program which preceded an elaborate ball. HartzelPs orchestra furnished the music for the evening. “ Sanford sent a delegation of forty from the “ baby" Klwanla Club of the stato, who made things hum at ev­ ery opportunity In their section, of the banquet hall. A t every opportun­ ity this lively delegation, which had prepared a program of snappy songs greeting their brother organization in Orlando, radiated the Kiwanls spirit, and when Forest Lake arose to ex­ press in words what a pleasure It was to partake o f tho hospitality and good fellowship of tho Orlando Ki­ wanls Club and gather from Orlandoites the inspiration which had help­ ed to build Florida's Seventh City, he was greeted with a storm of applause. “ Though not so strong in number r s the delegation from Sanford, the Tampa Kiwanians are just as strong in spirit. It remained for Tampa, the 'granddaddy* organization o f Kiwanls, to produce the first lady Klwanlan In tho state, Mrs. Judge Peacock, who won her audience by the charm o f her manner when she acknowledged the pleasure she found nt being with tho Orlando Kiwanls Club on the night of nights in tho history of their organization. Sho brought forth a burst of merriment when sho apolo­ gized for not bolng a speech-maker duo to the fact that her husband, be­ ing a lawyer, always monopolized all o f tho speech-making in her house­ hold. “ ‘ Honest John* McWhorter of tho Tampa Tribune, and president of the Tampa Kiwanis club, when introduced by Toastmaster Buckmaster, arose to congratulate the Orlando Kiwanls club and to cite the growth and ideals of Kiwanls. Ho stated that Tampa Klwnnls had now a membership of 76 and that their lunckeona wore never ‘ dead* affairs. In pointing to tho mot­ to, 'We build/ he stated that before building it was alwnys necessary to SOUR STOMACH INDIGESTION Thndford’l Block-Draught Highly Recommended by a Tennessee Grocer for Troubles Re­ sulting from Torpid Liver. have a plan, and said that tha Orlan­ do Klwanla Club would hats no trou­ ble to build if they looked ahead, found the needa and recognised tha possibilities of their city, and moved ahead together. “ 'Sanford la the largest city on Lake Monroe/ said Hon. Forest Lake, to awaken a storm of merriment, 'We come ,to bring you greetings from the 'Baby* Klwanla club of the state/ ho continued, “and to wish you the suc­ cess you deserve. It Is always an in­ spiration to us from Sanford to visit Orlando, a city which stands as a monument to its splendid clttsenahip/ he finished.” Frank Miller also made a stirring talk about Sanford and Kiwanis and the spirit that builds cities. The Sanford crowd returned home at a late hour with the feeling that Orlando and Sanford were two of the best cities in the state. SALTS FINE FOR ACHING KIDNEYS WE EAT TOO MUCH MHAT WHICH CLOGS KIDNEYS, THEN THE BACK HURTS * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * CH11LU0TA New Autom obile License Law i * * * * * * * * * * Hunting time again. The season opened with fair weather, A stream o f automobiles, bearing the happy hunters, guns, dogs, camping outfits, etc., keeps steadily flowing by enroute to the hunting ground farther south, where tho quail, turkey and deei make their homes. Mr. and Mrs, Mlllc and family, of Starke, have moved into tho houso vacated by Mrs. M. S. Averette. Mrs. Blltie Jacobs is very ill with rheumatism. Dr. Tolar, o f Sanford, is attending. Mlsa Lucile Proctor, who has been staying with her sister, Mrs. R. L. Dann, and working In the postcffico fo r several months, has returned to her home in Brunswick, Ga. Dr. Howell, o f Gainesville, has moved Into Mrs. J. W. Nixon's house, and Is putting in a stock of general mereha:.dlse in tho store formerly occupied by J. W. Nixon. The doctor has his office up in the village. His family consists of his father, sister and brother-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Glover Reaves and children, have moved to Genova, where ho will engage in tho orange work this season. Rev, J. M. Thompson, B. F. Wheelcr nnd E. A. Fnrnoll, nttended punch­ ing services at the Baptist church here Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Story aro en­ tertaining a little Frank Jr., who haa Just recently arrived at their home. Mrs. W. L. Sleg was called to Gonova last week by tho Illness' of her mother, Mrs. J. T. McLain. Mrs. Daisy Long has gone to San­ ford to live with Mrs. J. C. Jacobs. Mr. and Mrs, Brownio, of Falmouth Ky., aro spending tho winter nt the homo of their brother-ln-lnw, J. C. Jacobs, on Lake Gore. Rev. Dny, o f Stetson University, preached two splendid sermons at the Baptist church hero Sunday. Most folks forgot that the kidneys, ike tho bowels, get sluggish nnd clog, god nnd need a flushing occasionally, else wo hnvo backacho nnd dull mis­ ery in the kidney region, sovero headRchcs, rheumatic twinges, torpid llvor, acid stomach, sleeplessness and all sorts of bloddor disorders. You simply must keep your kidneys active nnd clean, and tho moment you feol an ache or pain in tho kidney region, got nbout four ounces of Jad Salts from any good drug stora here, take a tnbleapoonful In a glass of wat­ er boforo breakfast for a few days and your kidneys will then net fine. This famous salts is made from the acid of gropes and lomon juice, com­ bined with Ilthin, and is harmless to flush clogged kidneys and stimulato thorn to normal activity. It also neu­ tralizes tho acids in tho urino so it no longer irritates, thus onding bladder disorders. Jad Salts is harmless; inexpensivo; makes a delightful effervescent iithlawnter drink which everybody should tako now and then to keep their kid­ neys clean, thus avoiding serious com­ plications, A well-known local druggist says ho soils lots of Jad Salts to folks who be­ NOBODY CAN TELL WHEN YOU lieve in overcoming kidney trouble DARKEN GRAY, FADED HAIR whllo it is only troublo.— Adv. WITH SAGE TEA HAVE DARK HAIR AND LOOK YOUNG PIPE ORGAN CLUB (From Tuudsy'i Sally) T h0 momben of tho Pipe Organ Club were delightfully entertained yesterday afternoon by ,Mrs. R. B. Jarvis, at hor homo, 011 Oak avenuo. Meeting called to order by Mrs. C. J. Ityan, minutes of last mooting road by Mrs. Sinn Bray; answer to roll call by Thanksgiving quotations. Plans were definitely mnda for tho bazaar next Saturday, November 20, nt Dr. Moor's optical parlor. A motion was ntndo and enrried, that tho remaining weoks of this year bo used on personal gifts. Everybody bring your Christmas gifts to the club, and let’s sow to­ gether. Mrs. J. B. McCloud waB initiated and the names of Mesdames R. E. Tolar and J. G. Sharron wero pre­ sented and accepted. — After all business had been dispos­ ed of n social hour was enjoyed by a Thanksgiving reading, “ Miss Hepsie's Blessing/' by Miss Clara Mil Ion, The hostess served fruit salad, saltines, \cofTco, enko and mints, as refreshments. Yellow crysanthemums wore used as favors. Among ^hoso present wero: Mesdames C. J, Ryari, Geo. Hyman, Sinn Bray, Kent Rossiter, Forrest McAlllstor, Leslie Bryan, Irvin Estridgo, A. M. Phillips, R. B. Jarvis, J. B. McCloud, B. G, Mcthlno, M. B. Leon­ ard. Visitors,' 8. S. Telford, Ken­ neth Murrell, Misses Mnrthn Fox and Clara MUlen. Tho next meeting will bo with Mrs, A. M. Phillips, at 8:30 p. m. HEW VEGETABLE IS SENT INTO FLORIDA Grandmother kept her hair beauti­ fully darkened, glossy nnd attractive with a brew of Sago Ten and Sulphur. Whenever her hair took on thnt dull, faded or streaked appearance, this simple mixture wns applied, with won­ derful effect. By asking nt any drug Htore for "Wyeth’s Sago and Sulphur Compound,” you will got a large battle of this old-time recipe, improved by tho addition o f other ingredients, all ready to urc, at very little cost. This simple mixture can ho depended upon to restore natural color ami beauty to the hair, A well-known downtown druggist snys everybody uses Wyeth's Sage nnd Sulphur Compound now because it darkens so naturally nnd evenly thnt nobody can toll it has been applied— it’s so easy to use, too. You simply dampen n comb or soft brush and draw It through tho hair, taking one strand nt a time. By morning the gray huir disappears; after nnother application or two, it is restored to its natural color, nnd looks glossy, soft and beautiful.—Adv. ST. AGNES GUILD (Pntn T umiU j ’* Dutljr) In spite of the bad weather yester­ day, the members of tho St. Agnos Guild had a very delightful mooting yesterday aftonioon at tho apnrtment of Mrs. Howard Ovcrlin. Committees were appointed and final plans mnda for the Christmas bnzaar which will be he’ d Deco ib.?r 1-2. Finished articles wore turned The next meeting of tho Guild will bo hold Next Monday afternoon at 8:30, at the home of Mrs. Clifford Peabody, of Oak avenuo, as this will be the Inst meeting bef ire the ba­ zaar, all members are requested to bo present and articles are to be turned in nnd marked. After tho business had been dis­ pensed with, a social hour was en­ joyed. Mrs. Overlln, assisted by Mrs. Lee, served ice cream, cake, chocolate mints and salted nuts, as refreshments. Among the Guild mombors present, were, Mrs, Rayond Key, Mrs. Clarke Leonard!, Mrs. Clifford Peabody, Mrs. John Leonard!, Mrs. Archie Betts, Mrs. Wm. Bolding, Mrs, Pan' Biggers, Mrs. A. W. Leo, Mrs. Fred Daiger, Mrs. J. N. Robson, Mrs. Frank Akers. CONTESTS FOR THE SEASON (From i»turd*y'* DtUn L. H. Gibbs carried o ff high honors Thursday at the trap o f the Sanford Rpd St Gun Club, when th* season was officially closed. With a season percentage of .764 he wound up the season 12 points ahead o f his nearest competitor for first place, Col. Geo. W. Knight. Tho contest between these men for first place has been close and Inter­ esting. Col. Knight has held the lead for several weeks, managing to stay just a few points ahead of Mr. Gibbs, and held hia place until tho last half of Thursday’s contest. In the last half Gibbs broko‘22 o f his 26 and Col. Knight but 17, changing tho score by several points. J. H. Cowan, comes third with .733 to his credit. Whllo Mr. Cowan was not a regular visitor at'the traps ha showed remarkable ability as a marksmen and made good scores at each contest which ho entered. Ray­ mond Allen and Bel Coleman came In for fourth and fifth places while A. B. Wallace and F. L. Woodruff, jr., hold sixth and seventh with a very narrow mnrgtn of seven points between the fourth nnd seventh places in tho list. As tho hunting season opens on Monday o f next week tho trap sea­ son was closed Thursday and will bo ro-oponed in tho spring. Considerable interest has boon taken In tho trap­ shooting at tho club grounds and it is planned to conduct the contests in tho futuro strictly in accordance with the rules of tho American Trap Shooting Association. White tho scores have not been exceptionally high, they have been very good considering the fact thnt this is Sanford's first season in the trnp-Bhootlng game. Tho exact date of the opening of the trap noxt spring has not boon set, but it will be very soon after tho cioso of tho hunting season. Tho contostB will be in full chargo of tho trap committee of tho Club who will bo competent and have full power to tako chargo o f all contests, Thursday's scoro and tho season's score nnd percentages aro shown be­ low. Tho score of those not enter­ ing more than one contest and also of those making less than 400 are not published: Thursday's Score Smith, II. P.......................... ...... 50-43 Gibbs, L. II...................... Wallace, A. B....................... Wight, R. B. ...................... •*««•*• 50-38 Whitner, Chas....................... ...... 26-10 Pulcston, S.................... „ ..... ...... 60-37 Knight, G. W............................. 60-37 Purdon, John ....................... ...... 76-68 Woodruff, F. L., Jr. ------ ...... 60-35 Coleman, J. B., ................... Allen, R. L,, ....................... ...... 25-15 Hardin, Roy ....................... ...... 50-29 Hintarsmith, J. II............... ...... 25-12 Higgins, Ed.......................... ...... 50-23 Maxwell, R. C...................... ...... 50-20 Stootoff. C............................ ...... 25-10 Akers, Frank ..................... ...... 25- 0 Brynn, L. T.......................... ...... 25- 8 Roumillnt, F. E................... ...... 25- 7 Score and Percentage for Season Birds Broke Pet. Gibbs, L. II.............. ....850 204 .754 Knight, G. W ............ ....200 103 .742 65 .733 Cowan, J. II............. .... 75 100 .707 Allen, Raymond L.... Coleman, Ben ........ ....175 128 .703 Wall nee, A. B............ .... 185 180 .702 Woodruff, F. L,, Jr, ....225 157 .700 84 .072 Strlngfollow, W. A ....125 Pulcston, S............... ....660 870 .661 81 .648 Kennedy, K.............. ....125 Whither, Chas, ----- ....885 249 .647 Smith, H. P............. ....875 241 .648 Herndon, O. P.......... ....285 183 .642 240 .640 Hardin, Roy .......... Stevens, R. E........... .... 075 428 .634 Leonard, N. B......... .... 76 47 .627 Brumley, L. A ......... .... 185 114 .016 93 .620 Purdon, Jno. ...... . .... 160 Newman, R. A ......... .... 425 200 .012 Brumley, John ...... 187 .003 SO .600 Thigpen, W. J......... .... 60 80 .600 Hickson, R. G, ........ .... 60 Hand, W. S........... . .... 200 110 .695 Hill, W. C................... 660 825 .601 Howard, Claude C ........285 167 .686 Hickson, J. T......... .... 76 44 .586 Wight, R. B............. .... 275 150 .580 Woodruff, J. D....... .... 75 43 .678 Mobley, E, D............ ....275 157 .671 62 .564 Yountz, Sam ......... ....110 56 .550 Hickson, D. C........ ....100 218 .588 Maxwell, R. C.......... Kennedy, L....................100 53 .680 288 .520 Higgins, Ed............. Douginas, Vance E. ....126 63 .504 Williams, Tom ........... 50 24 .480 Stootoff, C............. ...... *si«*tS75< 81 .468 Herndon, B. W........ .1....25 67 .466, 01 .455J; Akers, Frank ......... ....200 Tolar, J. N................... 200 88 .440 Connelly, L, H. ...... .... 100 44 .440 Stonoff, M« 75 88 .440 Handf W • H» *#•***•»•»•«••**•• 50 20 .400. Herring, Geo. G....... ..... 76 80 .400 4 Just to Impress visiting celebri­ Many cities are named fo r great ties with our ferocious nature, it might brf good diplomacy to take men, but f. o. b., Detroit ie the only one that uses *11 the inltlals'.\ them to a football game. jZkjVi* Ui /\ Yi't ' IfflMHIf i f l H f 9nB iitJltisESs \ Discussed By State Comptrolli 1 • ' vv} .**f ^ Important,Information for All Owners of Automobile* and Trucks. Pile Applications Now; , f Get Tag December 16. All ownc-s of Automobiles or motor trucks will be very much interesed in the Billowing state­ ment from the office of iState Comptroller Ernest Amos. This paper is co-operating with -the Comptroller in goin g public in­ formation as to the requirements' of the new law. New license tags will be required on alt motor vehicles January first. Applications to register motor ve­ hicles and secure tags are made to Ernest Amos. State Comptroller, Tallahassee. Blanks The blanks on which to make application may be secured from any bank,*- Clerk Circuit Court, County Judge or Tax Collector. Also blanks will be furnished to automobile clubs or to indi­ viduals on request by the State Comptroller. Thi ie blanks will be available at any time after November 15th, and the applications may be filed any time after that date. But 1422 tags will not in any, c m bo msilod out boforo Decernbor fifteenth as they will not be valid for use prior to January 1st, 1922. Ovners of motor vehicles are urged to apply early for their tags. Do not wait until Dccrmbcr 31st to apply. Several thousand others do that. "Apply oarly and ovoid tho rush." Passenger Car Wolghta. Weight of vehicle is required in all applications. The Comptroller will have as complete information ns be can obtain from factories, and if Owner of a Passtmgar Car does not know weight the Com­ ptroller can supply information if the car is fully described as to year of make, model etc. The o.wncr, however, should endeavor to as­ certain weight in advance so cor­ rect remittance may be sent. In­ formation on weights wilt he avail­ able at same places where'blanks are obtainable. Weight of Truck*. In tlie case of trucks information on chassis weight -and standard body allowances will be available. If truck is equipped with special design body it should he weighed if possible; otherwise body weight in table of body allowances will he used. Truck owners should specify particularly ns to body equipment and have trucks weighed if pos­ sible. Motorcycles, Motorcycle s i d e cars, hearses and casket wagons have flat rate. Answer All Questions on Blank Time will be saved if owner is careful to answer all questions on blank. The Comptroller did not make the law. He has to admlnls- ter It se written, H* will do all possible to save the cur owners la* convenience bat the car owner should co-operste by filling oat hie * idy, fully, and application careful accurately. Cart for private take different rate than a when used for hire. Informatlsn as to nao H ear asuet bs gives, A ear regis­ tered for private usa and later operated for hire will require-# different llccnee. A tag cannot be used on any car except one (Of which Issued. When s car changes hands the tag goes with the cat and the new owner must transfer to his name. Kind o f Tiros Tires must be specified as paqS* matlc or solid. Pneumatic tired are Inflated with sir, all the other kinds are classed at solid tlrpi. Note weight limits on all ctaetee of cars in table below. Host to B ea ll Make remittance by post pfflqd money order, express money order, bank cashier'e check or certified cherk. Do not eend personal checks. Do not send currency ga* less registered mail. Be sure to remit sufficient to cover Ucenie and any more than necessary afill be refunded by Comptroller. In figuring price, of lieetfat, weights are figured in even Hun­ dreds of pounds, fifty pounds o f less not counting, over fifty poonaff counting as one hundred. Write nit names and addrtl|4i plainly. Many people’s signatures are hard to decipher. Take thn time to write plainly and your tan will be sure to be put In tne mails correctly addressed. When Your Teg Arrives The envelope containing the tag will also have a small pocket envelopc on outside containing motor vehicle certificate. Open this pocket envelope and get your cer­ tificate before throwing away tne tag envelope. The size of the 1922 tag Is fixed by law. The Comptroller did not fix the size. There wilt be b.ut One Teg and It is to be attached to rear of vehicle, Each tag will have nu aluminum Insert showing weight of vehicle. This should be securely fastened on as it Is a nec­ essary part of the tag. The maximum weight of trucks and trailers used on highways is limited by law. If you arc operat­ ing targe trucks or trailers you shoutd post yourself on these limi­ tations. Reckless driving, exceeding speed limits, etc., Is punishable by fins and Imprisonment. IMPORTANT.—In writing [or information on weight ho sure to give year of meke, model and type of your car. Weights vary in different models of same make. Cars used for hire—whether passenger, truck or trailer,—the weight and the load capacity arc included in figuring license. If not. used for hire then the weight of the car only is included. RATES ON MOTORCYCLES, PASSENGER CARS AND BUSSES Til A 8 C D g 9 t Class PMltnitn Noe* put n u ................. r m n t* ................. Automobile ((ififiU use)« . .. .. . Any number............ (her ID p u t.......... . Busses Fur lilrt,.................. llUttM (hnlil In ilrpal o u b l... RATES ON TRUCKS, TRAILERS AND SEMI-TRAILBRS t'rluU ...... Trurk .... I*nnun*ll( ............. M rril ......Trurk .... Bnll«l ..................... for llln .... Truck .... I’ntumtlo ...... . fot n iff.,,, Truck...... Build ..................... Prtrilu ......Trailer PnenutU ............. Cor n in .,.. fttllur ... Pnapitlu . . . . . . . . . M u ll ...... TTallrr ... Build .................... Par Hlr».... Duller ... Solid ................ .. IIw m 14.004 0,000 11.004 1,004 0,00p— (8«nl) 9.000 R.OQP— (BrMI} 1,004 9.000— (Seal) 1,100 3.000— (Seal) 1,104 Kid Cukut W»*ons—Fist ntc. |J0.00 Real Estate Service SANFORD, FLORIDA PHONE 371J On Flour, Grain and Feed Fruit an d V e g e ta b le Grates Y ou Can Buy From Ua at Wholesale Price* Weil* lee Fries List W. A. Merryday Company «-—■ Pslstks, Florida IN T �Li "|1“ " ■ . 1 What has become o f ther old-fash­ BUSINESS IS GOOD, VERY GOOD.>. to prevent them from ioned silk shirt? tney take a notion. • J. SOU.T ...............ViwMoat aad Mltac Heretofore, the abundance o f room, We uikod u business man one day *< W TJ IB .......... iwwiwy u i Tnum t The two principal kinds o f time ate this week, "How’s business?" His re­ the ease with which money for build■ ^ ................... ItoMW standard and wrist watch. ply was, "Business is good, vary ln,\r could bo obtained, and the widely V iH h M im r fiita r ir ---------- — o— ........ good," and that struck ua as being prevailing low rents have prevented But with the Speaking of substitutes fo r gaso­ a very good slogan to use right now. any> serious friction. line, how about shoo leather? Business is good here In Sanford, long suspension of building attending has been good and, according to one tho War, an entirely different situa­ a m a a o u rn o * r a i d nr adtarou Orlando Is almost as much In the o f our biggest financiers, the pros­ tion U presented. Rent paying Is now HtMMiiiMMiytttltilK M l limelight os Frisco this week. pects are good. He says that condi­ the heaviest burden which a majori­ I#*****•MMt •MIt MMI , |TI tions here at this time are as good ty o f the people In the larger cities - ■■ - ■■■o 1¥ oumtUil latter Am u it, aa those o f any fallj the only differ­ have to ,\<ear, and It la constantly Secretary Hughee Is taking all the “ tt* turn*, VtafMa, t t i KuA a, ian. ence being the apparent desire o f so growing heavier. "dent" out of the President. The Aral remedy that suggests It­ many to put off paying up their ob­ self to tht tenant’s mind is compul­ Peace hath Its victories but whst ligations. •i»taa The uncertainty o f the past few sory rent reduction, and this will Wo now want Is victory with peace, itt, Mi months shoula not Influence our af­ surely bo enforced If the presont stato ■■■■ o TO lIHlilUD. As winter approaches, o f affairs continues; but there Is an Build, build until It hurts. Con­ fairs now, For.l»n Adv.tU.Ing Rrnr.*«n tally. I struction will start reconstruction. many feel tho pinch, In fact wo all alternative remedy, much better for THF. AWrRICAN PRESS A^SfXIIATiON do, and we all work that much harder. society aa it whole, and equally ad­ BK b - A The cigar strikers o f Tampa can vantageous to the tenant; and that ft Money talks but it Is bard o f hear­ never take the "am " out of Its people. AMERICA FEEDING A HUNGRY Is home ownership. ing whin you call fo r It WORLD. * ■ -o "Own your own home" is there­ -------------o-----------The trouble at Tampa Is produced fore an injunction o f profound Im­ Hops tho disarmament conference Frank A. Vanderlip, tho distinguish­ portance. The highest civic stability by those who doh l produce anything ’*will not get all shot to places. ed New York banker, has been mak­ can exist only In a city wherein the else. 0----------ing an extended tour of Europe which largest proportion of the population An actress says she can’ t lire on Already there are Indications that took him through the wartom regions are home owners. Encouragement of 950,000 a year. We would like to but 1922 will be a poor year for pesBe- o f Franco and Belgium, and through every kind should be offered—not r can’t either. Germany and Austria, aa well, and aa merely in the form of lectures and mlata. far east as Constantinople. Ho has editorial 8, but In the more substant­ No matter whether you are a regu­ It What has become o f those sugar seen things with tho eye o f a trained ial form of financial assistance la r or not. You a n expected to b« refineries touted so lustily a ysar or observer, and has written a series of ought to be so arranged that any per­ ' "am ong those present” interesting lotterc to friends and jour- son o w rl g a lot could borrow, at a so ago? -------------o-----------nals at homo. Ho saw the swarms fair rate oi interest, enough money The movies should have m o n pic- J Japun evidently is willing to givo o f Russians, Armenians and Turks j to'buUd'n home.’ That used"to bo tho e t u n s showing home builder" and few ­ to the conference anything except amounting to half a million In num-1 cnH0 in mosV cltIe8> er showing home wreckers. ' ber, who fled to the Turkish capital ,There is no better investment in what it demands. when driven from their homos by the normal times Hun real estate loans. A woman has boon found In New An economist asks what England cruel forces of war, pestilence and Building associations and every other . York with the most perfect foot in gets out o f Ireland. The question is famine. Ho had u splendid opportun- form of organization designed to onall the world. Quito a tout! ity to examine tho functioning of the courngo bu{1(llng b w pp,y,ng tho not whnt, but when. ------------ o— --------various American Relief associations capital, should bo promoted. And if *------------------------ o Weather bureau saya storm yrarnworking In that center of distress anil that should fail, the subject is of such Tho chief obstacle, to the peaco tngi are up for the Atlantic Coast. It destitution, and has the following to importance thnt tbn government, conference la tho belief of some na­ doss not look like It here today. say concerning them: tions they can lick tho other. State, or federal, should take it up. ■ ■ o"W e may bo cnnrged with shirk­ -----------o-----------I f tho American pooylo are to be Aa far as we are personally con­ ing our political responsibilities In Why does Henry Ford desire to happy, contented, patriotic and per­ cerned congress con have our oxcessthn Near East and with desertion break into tho Senate when ho can manent In their abiding place, thoy profits tax and buy a toothpick with of our associates in the late war when got what ho wants as an outsider? must bo homn owners.— Lakeland they came here to administer an ex­ i “ • __________________ Telegram. ceedingly awkward and difficult sit­ The open shop nor the closed shop A Washington dispatch says that uation. But there Is nothing but they are trying to “ Jam" through con­ is tho basis of tho present cigar praise for America for her wondorfu! FORTUNATE FLORIDA gress the Newberry case. Tho Lord strike at Tampn, but tho don't shop. roliof work here.” Floridn enjoys tho unique distinc­ 4----- -— o-----------1 preserve us. Mr. Vanderlip said Americans had tion of being known throughout the Municipal elections are stirring up m signally distinguished thomsolvcs in country as the most prosperous state BJfTf Tho rospect paid to speed lows and strife in certain communities. But the their work in behalf of tho 500,000 the observance of the Volstead act are women are not hotting hats on re­ Russian, Armenian, and Turkish refu­ In the union. Visitors from tho north sny thnt it is currently reported that about on a par. The prohibitionists sults. gees who fled to Constantinople. Ho Florida has suffered nohlng, ns yot, are not discouraged. continued: from tho Industrial depression that has ---------- l_o-----------Tampa dlvarco court is grinding “ The American Roil Cross has fur­ A reformer wants to paint tho town out so many separations that It’s now nished those unfortunate refugees the great manufacturing states in Its blue, others to paint It rod, they say bluo book will be labeled "Who's with 110,000,000 in supplies and trans­ grip, that thero is no unemployment here, and thnt “ business as usual” is : the newspapers are yellow—no wonder Whose.” portation. Thoy havo been tho chlof the watchword. the color line Is so closely drawn, instrument In moving refugees to Upon their arrival thoir first step ------------ o------------Just ns wo woro getting reconciled whero they could have nn economic is to verify these statements. They After tho conference orders their to an 8-cent Tampa cigar for 10 conts life. Thoir work has Just ccaiod. enn hardly believe tho evidence of v nations to beat their swords into tho clgarmakors start a strike and There are still tons of thousands of thoir own eyos. Thoy marvel at tho . plowshares their next move is to boat all walk out. refugees. Thorn are 15,000 utterly immense amount of building construc­ their competitors into world markets, without moans of support. tion in nil Florida cities. They are Sidney J. Ca’ ts and Lena M. T. "Evory American horu feels tho Red The other nations should remem­ Clark are holding tho lime light this Cross work should bo continued for a amazed nt tho genoral air of prosper­ ber thero Is a difference between a week, along with turkey and cran­ short time until these remaining re­ ity. By what miracle havo tradition­ al relations been rovorsed, making a dove with un olive branch in her bill berry sauce. fugees are able to secure subsistence southorn stato show abounding evi­ and a dove with an olive branch and a for themselves.” dences of prosperity while the north­ bill. Ono hundred dollars of real Ameri­ “ The Near East Relief committee ern states are groaning under tha bur­ can money will buy 100,000 crowns in is feeding moro than 50,000 children Ford offers to buy every navy Austria. And yot Charles is try­ in Asia Minor and tho Cuucnsus. Tho den of hard times? Of courso we understand tho couses afloat. He is also dickering for Mus­ ing to get a crown. Y. M. C. A. and the Y. W. C. A. aro of this phenomenon. Florida's wel­ cle Shoals, Some day Henry will go doing a groat officlcnt and noble work. fare is based upon different condi­ so far as to temper the springB of his No, Angelina, the sporting editor Tho Monnonltes Imvo made a splen­ tions, It Ib not dependent upon fac­ fllw or. will not give over his pago to fash­ did contribution to aHsungo misery. tories so much ns upon Its fields, its ions nftcr Thanksgiving. Wo have a The Intcruutionul Christian Students’ groves, its resorts and othor things Ring Lnrdnor believes that the now- winter of ten-pirj before us. 7 r I Relief is doing ono of thu most valunot affected by conditions which gov­ war will be fought with souvenir poit ublo tusks o f nil, It is of vast Im­ ern In tho north. Its prosperity is as cards. Maybe then wo can got rid of Press dispatch saya that many mil­ portance for tno future of Europe nearly stable as anything curthiy can those hldoous alligator cards which de­ lions of feet of natural gas has been that tho torch of higher learning shall ever hopo to be. fame tho state. located in Louisiana. Beating tha be passed on. But the important point in this con­ “ Thero Is a passion in this purt of nection is the vnlunblo publicity thus W m Sitka widow paints the upper part Oldsmar propagandists to it, tho world for education; tho means secured. It is worth millions ns ad­ of hor face deep black, when sho puts Wo are proud of Senator Flotchor are pitifully lacking. No contributions vertising, and yot it costs nothing. It on mourning.—Tampa Ttlmes. Wo for his great work on tho St. Johns nro bettor placo dthan those for stu­ know widows that paint too, but not river— only his work oxtondod os fnr dent relief. Tho influence of tho old takes caro of itself. Floridn hns but one per cent of tho with black paint. an Jacksonville, and not a word was American colleges hero for good is be­ population of America; but it has ------------ a------------yond measure, said about tho upper St. Johns. something for all of the other 99 per Same old story ovary day—some “ All these efforts to help humanity cent, and its big task heretofore has one looking for n home, some one With tho Clyde Line putting on in a pitiful plight, but still a human­ been to get them interested. Now looking for a store room, somo ono daily boats and making all aorta of ity that Is tremendously worth help­ thoy nro ail talking Floridn, and tho looking for a warehouse. Wo need improvements, it is time our repre­ ing, give America a unique jprostlgo. effect upon tho future papulation, money for investments, sentatives wore getting busy with tho I believe wo should go on with our wealth, industry and developmental ------------ o-----------St, Johns river from Jacksonville to efforts and continua to desarva that trend o f the stato is beyond calcula­ With so many for the office of rail* prestige, Sanford. tion.— lakeland Telegram. road commission made vacant by “ America is tho hope of tho world death, you can't make Governor HnrHowover, at tha next election, thore and nowhero moro so than in this part TIMES-UNION ON A CHAMBER deu believe that there are only 0,000 will be somo quetlons asked from tho of tho world. Let us redoem that OF COMMERCE. men (n Florida' out of work. hope and bring it to a living realiza­ folks who aro representing ua at tion among those needy and distracted Washington, and this part of the The Orlando Sentinel tolls of a The Herald is glad to note the de­ people of tho Near East. Let us car­ membership drive now being conduct­ velopment o f tho Lake Mary section. Statu will wonder why, and will no ry on." ed for tho Chamber of Cammorco, It is one o f tho best fruit growing doubt And out. and Bnya that tho proposed objective, sections o f our wonderful county and OWN A HOME three hundred now names, will very While all those people aro ship­ only needs pushing to bring it to tho ping thirty and forty pound turktes Tho “ own-a-homo” propaganda is probably be reached before the drive front. to the White House they might re­ presented In a new and Interesting is over. Tho Chamber had a member­ That German muslcial,who aaya member tho editor of the Herald. Wo light by tho figures showing the com­ ship of about 400 before the con vase American has produced no great mu­ could use several o f those that Hard­ parative number o f owned and rented was started to add new names, and homes (n twonty-onn American cities if the desired list is secured the or­ sic has novor heard the ring of a |5 ing cannot cat. gold piece thrown over the counters of over 100,000 population. In New ganization will have a splendid work­ o f the Horald for a years’ subscription York 87.8 per cent of the population ing force. To he effective a commer­ to this paper. In Dos cial organization should include some Henry Ford la trying to do some­ 11vo in rented qquarters. Moines, Icwn, which shows tho lowost representation from overy business thing for tho people in tho Muscle Thu editor of tho Jax Met took a Shoals plant. The government will percentage o f renters in tho list of concern and industry, besides having boat trip to Sanford tho other day and never lot him have that plant—mark cities quoted, tho figures are 48.0. enrolled tho professional men and he now advises all to "see Florida our worda, Our government does not In all of tho other cities tho renters thoso interested in agricultural purfirst.” Jacksonville people should want to do anything for the benefit o f aro In a clear majority. Tonant’s or-1 suits near ^he city. Tho size of auch take heed and visit their friends In a the people. ganisationa are becoming papular, a body Is not necessarily its best -------------o-----------i ulster state. everywhere, and they are forcing recommendation rr greatest strength, Jimmy Moure, o f tho Tourist Bu­ municipal logislation In their Inter­ but it is dosirable to have all Inter­ ' , The gamo* warden of Lake county reau, of Tampa, said a mouthful when est. Such movements In this country ests represented, and in the abund­ was sent over lo Eustis Monday even­ he advised “ rooms for rent” -ers to nro always* uncertain. With tenants ance o f material the men best suited t in g to arrest a crowd that‘ “ brought shave about 10 per cent off last in tho majority In all the larger clt- |for certain kinds of work can always V n 165 pounds o f quail." Running year's prices. Already most every lea, It Is easy to'imagine what might, be found and splendid results obtalniffiiwn the rumor, It wss found that resort town Is jollying itself that tha hnppcn If they wore to draw their o r -: ed.—Jacksonville Tlmea-Unlon, tM « quail waa W. R. Quaylo, the pop- tourist crowd is the largest ever but gailxation tines tight enough and Whltewashlng and Japanning has Srouar m l estate man, and a groat those who have furnished rooms fur take possession o f the city govornrent sing another tune. ments. And there is nothing on earth no order in affairs at tho conference. talisman. E SANFORD HERALD Dresner’s M id-Season O earance HERALD PRINTING COMPANY srs I i f This big reduction in Ladies’ Apparrel of all kinds that we are offering only but a few more days. Don't forget to take advantage o f this opportunity now. ■ : J. M . DRESNER’S -PHONE 121 214 EAST FIRST ST- ■HBa 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 ,,,l,,,,,l,,,,,l,,l,la ,,B a a ,la a " l i Wa t e r a cheap tran spor­ TAX BOOKS ARE NOW OPEN , t a t io n . This talk nbout the advantages of water transportation over railway transportation—as regards the cost — is no now thing. In Octobor, 1800, I saw three largo vessels loading ct Tacoma, Washington, with lu m b ereach boat not only carrying a hold­ ful but also crowded with a deck­ load. I asked the destination of tho lumber and found it waB going to New York—and that was prior to the opening of the canal; consequently those boats carried thoir loads away “ around the Horn.” Seeking tho rcaBon for this long shlppmcnt when there was a railway system direct to New York from that northewestom city, I was told that tho charges by bont would ba slightly more than one-half thn rates by rail. I wonder­ ed at that. I alio wonder now. Yaasum.—Thorn, in Kissimmoo Gazette. 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. President Harding Is already get­ ting nivtrmed over the growing popu­ larity of Secretary Hughes, and yes­ terday th« press despatches carried the big neve ,that President Harding had conceived the peace conference whilo yachting on tho Chesopeako and driving th» boat Into n quiet nook, had scratched tin wonderful document on a piece of bark, with the' hind foot of a graveyard rabbit. It will now be a constant “ ruckus" betwocn Hughes and Harding ’a la Wilson-Brynn vaudeville o f several years ago, and result in tho over­ whelming defeat of the Republican party at tho next gonerA1 election. Hughes is tho biggest mt\n in the Republican ranks today, but not big enough to be elected president with nli the opposition that he wi.'l have. Watch it. j n o . d Tj i n k i n s , Tax Collector, Seminole Co. ll-7-2wc— ll-ll-4 w c A girl in Orlando wearing ’em rolled was having hor shoes shined by nn Italian bootblack with a bald head. When sho was In tho chair sho looked down, thought hor kneo was uncovered and modestly drew hor skirt over tho shiner'i head. s a :a a s ■* s !ii S k a t V. * i!rX V ‘ ...... Not being able to greet all our friends personally, wo use this method to extend to you a most welcome invi­ tation to attend the most wonderful Fall merchandis­ ing event ttauit we havo evor held. Without: equal in quality .and assortment o f gooda shown. Without I equal In saving p o s s ib ilit ie s offered on dependable goods. W# tbtifl tspoct yoo. I1 i BEGINNING SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 26TH RIVERS RROfHERS Sanford Ave. and 4th S t J . Sanford, F li" It f • i gay Mi * �X / 7 # •jjA \ 4•„ 1V)i r±Pf t tj ; . V i':T V ;V 'i J M . If) & r iW litzeaziirdusA T n l w w i f rt j in i l l j i i- ■ i ; 3 [: i i- * ix S a k a a a t m ijimtTWM cXnMr&uiaBVMLl aisneWTiiw7*ieMare«siMswtwgeNi r ii i i i i r i i i i i m i iii w a t w a v ^ jin n w n iu w i ttawancaagga J 1 Ll I M i I i LI 1 I I I ! 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A paper that father, mother, sister, brother and all the kiddies will want to see and will welcome with open arms. A clean-cut newspaper, fearless and independ­ ent. WillWant to a T^eadFlorida m SUBSCRIBE FOR IT THROUGH ANY MEMBER OF YOUR HOSPITAL ORGANIZATION OR Leave subscriptions with R. W. Pearman, Secretary o f the Chamber of Commerce. Every yearly subscription counts 10 votes for your hospital; subscribe and vote. * * * * Tead The Post in the ^Morning oAnd The Herald at (T ^ight FLORIDA NATIONAL PUBLISHING CO.------------- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ORLANDO, FLORIDA ADDITIONAL LOCAL LAKE MONROE * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * 4* * * * GENEVA ********* FACT CLASSIFIED WANT ADS Local Evidence Wa n t e d Evidonco thnt can bo voriflod. Fact is what we want, Opinion is not enough, Opinions differ. Here's a Sanford fact. You enn test it. A. M. Adams, carpenter, R ll Alognolia Avc„ says: "I hnvo usod Doan’s Kidney Pills for attacks of lumbago. Stooping over so much brought on this trouble nnd at times I wont around all bont over; my back was so Inme nnd sore. Aly kidneys acted too freely and I had to get up several times during the night. I got Donn’s Kidney PIIIh at Phillip & Co.’s Drug Stare, and thoy rid mo of tho lumba­ go and put my kidneys in good shapo.” Price 00c, at ail dealers. Don't sim­ ply nek for a kidney remedy—get Doan’s Kidnoy Pills—‘the same thnt Mr. Adams had. Foster-AIilbum Co., Alfrs., Buffalo, N. Y.— Adv. WANTED—Young cow. Must be fresh and good milker. J. H. Melmer, Box 103, Sorrento, Fla. 18-tfe SEE M. S. NELSON for all kinds oi hauling. 31-tie Mr. and Mrs. Win. Kiibco went to Mt. Verde, Saturday on business. Tho school girls gavo a flower shower on Mrs. Dooloy, their teach­ WANTED— Dolls to dress lor Christ­ er, Wednesday, it being her birth­ mas. For full information address Mrs. L. R. Mitchell, Box 64, Oviedo, day. Jack Flynt is homo from Bchool. Fla. 11-tf-p Mr. and Mrs. Crumbine, from FOR SALE Georgia, are visitors at the Flynt FOR SALE— No. 817 West First 8 t home. Eight roams and bath. For pries Mr. Tom McCain purchased him a and terms, write box 782, Daytona* ! now Dodgo touring cur list weak. Fla. 46-tfo tp\>P Air. John Phillips purchased somo ,_ i hnvo merit.— Union Pharmacy.—Adv. new furniture from Miller Inst Wed­ Rub-My-Tism for Rheumatism. "EXIDE” BATTERIES, the Giant 13-ietc nesday. that lives in a box. Wo can now fur­ Technically: Tho Bacrod charm nish six Volt Batteries at $24.60. W* Mr. Collins, of Jacksonville, spent used to keep a rich man from going buy, sull, exchange, recharge and re­ tho week-end with Mr. and Mrs. H. FAIR VISITORS TO to jail. pair all makes Batteries.—Ray Broth­ H. Pattishnll and daughter. CITY ENTERTAINED ers, Phone 648. 8-tfe Mr. and Mrs. Fred McFariane was BY WOMAN'S CLUB. Save money on your shoe account, shopping in Sanford Monday} Mr. t’OIt SAtiEr—Onei good mare, regieby using Peter’s Shoes for the whole McFariano going from there to Ar­ Tho fair visitors to tho city who tered Poland China hogs. White family, solid leathor throughout. Sold are touring Florida as the result of cadia, whore ho will run a lath mill. Leghorn cockorcls (English strain) by Rivers Brothers, Sunford Avenuo. 13-lGtc Dressmaking.— Mrs. W. V. Phillips,. Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Prevatt, Miss To prevent a cold take 666. 15-ltc Post Card Day, whllo In tho city Ostoon, Fla. 12-4tp wero the guests o f tho Woman’s Club' Christina McCiollan and Mrs. W. II. and with a luncheon at tho Valdoz Rivers and children, spent Sunday at Whllo our winter visitors are prob­ FOR SALE— Coal oil heater, $3,6Qj Conspicuous among tho unemploy­ ably enthusiastic over summer ed are the charges made against war hotel, and a reception at tho hornet of Aloore Station. electric table stoves, $12.60 value, Mrs. Galloway, they will remembor Mr. and Airs. W. E. Prevatt, Mrs. weather in Novomber, better busi­ far $7.00, In perfect condition. 418 profiteers. ! Sanford with many peasant momor- Will Ranor, spent last week with ness calls far more normal weather Magnolia, 13-tp Is your liver out of order? Do you ' lea after they havo returned to their her mother, Airs. AIcGIain, who has conditions which in this latitude means cool, crisp days with tha suffer from biliousness, headaches, homes In tho north. Tho Herald pub- bcon very ill, Ushod their pictures, and they enjoyj Mrs. Alamfo Sigg, of Chuiuotn, peraturo somewhere around 60 constipation? If so, Tanlac is what ed their stay in Sanford very much. spont tho week-ond with her mother. grecs. But wo nro not responsible hum. Ala. you need.— Union Pharmacy.— Adv. They havo boon entertained in every Ladles of tho community club at­ jor for wenmor weather conaiuons conditions and NICK COUNTRY 8AI.YB— ana must must take iar.o ( ^ Apply lo mana|«IIOMD r> Ai j,FOR Lundqufit, city enrouto. tended tho club meeting Friday at things as thoy come, feeling thankRoute A, iiox aro. Hanford. Fla. ll-lit n Under tho Hays regime, rural car­ Oviedo. ful for tho ''manifold blessings and 1'OR SALE— Bargain, six cylinder, ^ riers got Christmas day off this year. Rub-My-Tism, a 'pain killer. 13-15tc Mr. Arrle Mathews woo called last comforts we onjoy” in this land o f pnssenger Nash touring car. Run It falls on Sunday. Saturday morning to pull Mr. J. W. plenty.— Lakeland Telegram. about ten thousand miles, practically MEMORIAL SERVICES Flynt's car out o f Lake Geneva, The new, firat class condition. The car Do you need electrical fixtures for car was backed in there by Howard cures Alalsrlsl Fever. 18-16to will please the most fastideoua.— J8. your homo? If so get our prices boThe Seminole Chaptor, O. E. S., Flynt, Air. Flynt’s cousin. We won­ W. Ralford, Enterprise Junction, Fla. ■* foro yo|*buy.—Treadwell Electric Co., will hold their .annual memorial ser­ der who was powdering his nose. 16*4to opposite Postoffice. Telephone 102. After you visit the state and see Mr. and Mrs. W, E. Prevatt jw d them all you will Como back to Semi16-ltc vices Sunday afternoon at 3:30, at FOR RENT the Masonic hall. Tho public is cor­ son, Mr. and Alro. T. W Prsvatt, Mrs noj# COunty and say: "Here ii the f o i t RENT—7-room bouse “ wRE W. H. Rivera and children, went on fruit growing, here aro tho vege­ Blood and iron may build an em­ dially invited. sleeping porch, on Celery Ave.— R, a camping trip Monday. tables growing, here are the greatest pire, but continued prosperity deB, Monroe. Phone 170-J. 16-ltp All gall is divided into three parts, Mr. E. H. Kilbe was a visitor in developments along evory line and at pends upon sweat and coal. |two of which are possessed by the Sanford, Tuesday. Sanford is the. city that offers most fellow who doubles his prices because Roland Reed, of Lake Harney, was to the man of moons as a place for In­ TO WHOM IT MAY CONCBRNi Thrasher A Garner have Just receiv­ freight rates are high. in Sanford on business last Friday. vestment.” And Seminole county cgn J. T, Reeves Is no longer conns ed a full lino of army goods, army of­ dollvei' the goods. This county Is. not with me In any way, and I am not ficers’ shoes, army shoes, tents, blan­ 13-lGtc 666 cures Bilious Fever. WHO GETS THIS SNAP? an* experiment, it is an actual fart sponsible for any money, fertiliser, kets, hats, breeches, wool hose, boy and shows the truth o f evory asseranything he may charge to me. tents, large tenta 3x0 and 16x10, The The Tampa Tribune says: "A min­ 160 acres of land, wire fence all tlon In the growing stuff. And our agreement I declare broken—and price is what talks for first class ister’s*salary should enable him to live around, bout 20 acres cultivated. Good water transportation shows what the an end. goods. See our prices and goods B 4 like a gentleman.” If the reverse ra­ MR8. M. B. ALLISON. 6-room house; large Florida ham with future holds in the way o f wholesale U buy. Next to 10c store. 16-ltc tio worked and gentlemen lived like a galvanised roof. Situated half way houses and factories and bl* business 800-D-a-W— 4tp*. , minister thsrs would be Httl* doing between Oviedo and Geneva. $1,080 of all kinds. Still, our cruel system o f justice x If you are feeling badly, put your six days in a week, Prices may be own but they — , cash takes the whole. Enquire o f A. doesn't seem to annoy people who be­ troubles away by takipg Tan lac.—i never out. 18-16tc 15-4tp 'T o break a cold take 688, 668 cures Chills and Fever. 18«15tc S. Cotton, Lake Charm, Fla. have themselves, Union Pharmacy.—Adv. W Funeral sorvlccs for the Into G. Z. Webb, who wna accidentally killed on the A. C. L., railroad bridge by n northbound train, Wednesday night, were conducted from the Methodist church at Monroo, Thursday after­ noon, Rev. Bro. Blue, pastor, officiat­ ing. A crowd of sympathising friends were present. Interment followed in Lake View cemetery out First street Deceased is survived by a daughtor, Miss Leola Webb, of Paintka, and two sons, Everett npd Palmer Wobb, of this place. Mrs. Grace Turner, of Sanford, and Mr. Willis, of Loko Monroe, were quietly married in Sanford Wednes­ day evening. Mr. Willis is a well known citizen o f this community, having been employed as bridgo tend­ er fo r tho A. C. L. railroad, for a number o f years. His brido was a popular woman of Sanford. Mr. E. Talserman has tho distinct­ ion o f shipping tho first carload of lettuce from this section. The car left last week in time to reach the New York market by Thanksgiving. The Lake Monroe school children were the first to respond to tho con­ tribution for tho soldier's monument to tho American dead in France. 'Their collection of one dollar and fif­ ty cents, reached the superintendent's office ahead o f all others in the coun­ ty. Mr. and Mrs. Alexander, of DeLand, atttnded the funeral of C. Z. Webb, o f this place, Mrs. Kate Keeling, o f Kentucky, has arrived to be at tho bedside o f her brother, Mr. Ramey Lyons, who lies critically ill here. Mrs. W . S. Price and sen, Frank, have returned from a visit to Jack­ sonville. Mr. A. J. Wilson, of Kentucky, has arrived to spend the winter with bis daughter, Mrs. S. H. Buchanan. Mr. and Mts. Carl Babum and baby, spent Sunday with rslatives at Monroe, Mr. and Mrs. J. TUden JacuDs, re­ turned to their home at Ghuluota to spend the Thanksgiving holidays. r-. Hoqso wiring at right prices and electric work of all kinds.—Treadwell Electric Co., opposite Postofflce. Tele­ phone 102. lG-ltc Our private opinion is that tho age of chivalry is about sixteen. And it may bo thnt tho pyramids were built to provide jobs for faith­ 666 quickly relieves a cold. 13-lGtc ful party workers. Electricians, quick Bervico, supplies Treat yourself to somo of tho splen­ and fixtures.—Treadwell Electric Co., opp. Postoffice. Telephone 102. 16-ltc did values Rivers Brothors nro offer­ ing for 10 dnys in their Fall Invita­ tion Snio beginning November 26th. A fool there wus and she said her For example splendid Chnmbray prnyer to a rich old guy who had no Hhirts 00c, Opaquo shades, GDc, bleach­ hair. ed crash toweling 10c. Sturdy chil­ Tanlac Is well advertised, but ad­ dren’s hose 10c. Get one of our hand vertising alone could not have pro­ bills and study it closely. You ore in­ 16-ltc duced Tanlac’s popularity. It had to vited to come. y . ■ . V r , •. v •• :- a\ • -. WVi: MS kuQfra klQMfflQrwglMuINBlffiEjHjBuUl �" ' . •f 1W0MEN OF THE j> A i: -M H a a B r •i fflr fffffB m n w B iM in ' 11iwm — y *k ' me w t w , jjT Y"Ml = ~~ p rop osed con tra ct and b o n d , m ay bi had on ap p lication to Sam uel Jordan, C lerk o f the V olu sia B oard o f Counts C om m issioners, DeLand, F lorid a , « from E, A. D ouglass, C lsrk o f the Bern! note B oard o f C ounty C om m issioner Hanford, F lorida, a fter Hanford. ft e r N ovem ber i f , 1911, on d ep osit o f 18.00 w h ich w ill be roturned If bid !■ m ade, B y ord *r o f the B oard o f Count. C om m lseluners o f V olu sia en d Semi note C ounties, F lorida. (SR)Ati) E. A, DOTIOLAB8, Clark, Board o f C ounty \r C om m issioners, Humlnodo C ounty, F lorid a. ty, Illin ois. T h at th e d efen d an t Gen* lath e tra) U nion T ru st C om pany o f N ew Y ork , a co rp ora tion , la a corp ora tion e x istin g under th e la w s o f tba. State CTTATJO* o f N ew Y o rk and that Be p rin cip al p lace o f businee* and p ost o f f k A. B. SJoblom, Oomplalasat, r e s e j e 80 B roadw ay, Ne. . 7, fe w Y ork . lat no person J" T Ikn*. JtBsU Dottfterly. 1 a u State of Florida tha aenrIce of aub. oena upon w h om w o u ld bind the eald *. O. Pslater ofen •ndant d an ts. o r eith er o f th em : that It poratEn. and .the mnkoowa^lnf,. ant* I* th » b * » # f( o off these th*** com oom p lain --------. .... that th* said defendants ana eaoh o f them Is ov er th e a g e o f tw e n ty -o n e year, U th erefore ord ered that you , the 12- 4tc. ■aid defendants, and eaoh o f you do IM* Doll/ T# Btitf m l4nici onlitovn r-_* a p p ear in th is C ou rt to tha b ill la tha Circuit Court i f l i t Seventh fwtliUl Oil. plaint here •alt ef FlerUa, la u A tot SemiBth d a y o f Ml« County.—I» Qhaaearyt, tier ordered t'that th is or 1 * •lee*, or cttei* cUlmlaa nndtr ItoUr T luJ CITATIO* [■had on oe a w ee li for four :<*) be puiiblleh Janata Deniterty. J T a . MeDooidi M ■eoutive live weeka w eek s in In the Sanford Her* outtvi UePculd and daorga W. U akTw d u> i t D nlrlrt Porter, Complainant, n ew spaper pu bllehed In Sanford, and all other parlies claiming any IoiJ m re Bern InoU "cCoou u nnty ty,, 'F “ lorid a . »« the following demHM L U IS , JoMpb Dunbar, Defendant. W ITN ESS m y hand and th e eeal o f TO Joseph Poster, Beeldence Unknown I the eald c ir c u it C ou rt this 88nd d a y o f . It «pp«irlnf from an arfblnrtt filed In this UUIUUPI. A , Ut iV lt i (H N that you art n non-reetdent of th« State (S E A L ) E, A. DOUOLASS. vs of Florida, therefore, yon, Joeeph Punter, an Cleric C ircu it Court, ordered and ranuInd on tta Bib day of Dm m Sem inole C ounty, Flo. ter, A. R. leal, to ip ( iir to tha bill of com B y: V. B. DOUOLASS, D. C. eor. of the MBIf nf the S W lH f tte Sg u l i DODINBON A BDIDOE8, plaint exhibited ifainat you In thla can*#. S, Township 90 S„ Bang* 90 It la ord«nd that thla notlct te pnbllated In SoBoltora fo r C om plalnante, tba Sanford tiaraId eon a w*ab tor »t(fat lt-B to * * ft.T i 441 I 89414 f t , and tha B ltt of the NWu waaka, WITNROfl my band and tba n i l of thla coart In C lrealt ( k a r t . Tth Jn diets I Clrenlt, or me BHI4 and the *H of the NIU of tfi JJ.WU of the B*|4, and beginning go rode 1 tag on thla aitb day of Bsptsmter, A. P. 1031. Ita te o f F lo rid a , Sem inal* C onaty, AO rode H of the NW cor of the NWU of tS (BBAL) *. A. DOUOLASS, — In C kaneery. 8*14, Section 0. Township 10 *, Ilang. no a Clark of tba Circuit court, — W 190 rode,. N 99 rode. B 4 0 r S B Seminal# County, r u W . C. M orris, fodiL _ _ , * 80 rvde U the teiltuung. OKO. A. DeCOTTES, No, 9.—ptglnalng S0o'(t S~ef the NW m Solicitor and of Cornual for Complainant. S tan ley H. A1 If living and If T-Ote HE* 90 £ A , !Bangs £ 90 *., th* ran 8*14, teetS dead a ll parties mint Interest un- 2* 9, Township B 990 ft, O M i.d . o r S 99 degrees, ■ IM f t , to R. B. rlght-of-war dar S tan ley I___....... Ileyne, deceased Notice o f Application for Tax Deeds oth erw lso, In ______ Iso. In th e p ro p e rly bbelow elow dea V 80 w the H Ude 1 ■orlbed, and Frank O. Doach, If7 iiv- •aid Under Section 575 of the Gen­ B. B. rtghl-or.wur to ■" uae of the NS Ing. and If dead all parties olaln m ln g of the SW14 of the BK|4, w to the iw cor" eral Statute* ^ _____ __under _ j, (J6- •aid 10 acres, N 9S1 ft to the begtaulng. Interest Frank.. O. Boson. ceased, or oth erw ise,' In th e p rop erty No. 8,—Beginning at ■ point of Internet!* Notice is hereby given that F. L. b elow ......................................... described. of tte N. llna of tha RWIt of tho Bl|4, ne*. we. T o > the defendants, B tin ley H , A lleyn s, tlnn U, Township 90 I, Rang- 90 *, ‘ ^ Woodruff, purchaser of Tax Certifi­ If livin g, and I f d ea d , to a ll p arties line llna of rlght-of-wey rlgbl-of.way of the tho A fr.. A A ... ola im ln c Interests under S tan ley H. degree., 80 cate No. 176, dstod the 2nd day of SO Mla„ Win., W « i kalong said rlghtol-war A lley ne, decerned, o r oth erw ise, In ft., N 89 degrees, CO Win., ■ lio 910 ftla., W KM 109 fft., t, B Juno, A. D. 1010, said certificate cm the p rop erty b e lo w described, and 8 8 fit F rank 0. B osch , If liv in g, and If No. 4.—The BV4 of the NBI4 of the NWq braces the following described proper dead to all p arties claim in g Interests th* 0W 14, Section 0, Township 90 9„~ Reage M under F rank O. Iloach, deaeaaed, o r ty situated in Souinole County, Flori oth erw ise, In th e fo llo w in g p rop erty No. 0.—NW14 of the NU of let A Beet Ian L dn, to-wlt: South 1-2 Lot 1 and All situ ate in Sem inole County, F lorida, Township 20 9„ Range 00 n. deeorlbed as: Lot 2 (less NE 1-4 of Lot 2), Soc. 26, No. 0.—Lot 4 of Section 9, Township 90 A, The H 1-4 o f the N W 1-4 o f NE 1-4 Range SO R. Twp. 20 S, Range 80 East, 46 acres. and the SE 1-4 o f SB 1-4 o f NE 1-4 o f No. T,—The NWU of <he 9W(4 (tern BS4 ot NW 1-4 o f Sec. 18, Tw p. 81 B, It » B., Ihe N*M), Beetlon 9, Township 10 A, Range Tho said land being assessed at the con ta in in g 18 1-8 acre*, m ore o r leas. B0 0. It I* hereby ordered that you and date of tho issuance of such certificate No. A —The S 19 rde. of the N*U or the eaoh o f ^ ,o u do ‘ appear to tha b ill o f BWI4 end the 8 19 rode of the BWU ot the In tho name of Unknown. com p lain t herein hereli filed on th e 8nd d ay ■NWU of the BB|4, Section 9, Towi 1988. Range 80 A Also Tax Certificate No. 761, dated o f ItJanuary, Is fu rth er ordered that thla ord er No. 9.—N|4 of IM of lot A flection 9. Town, tho 2nd day o f June, A. D. 1013, said o f p u blication be published In the San­ ship 30 I. Range SO B. ford H erald, a n ew spaper published In It appearing from the sworn bill of eemplalit certificate embraces the following de­ Hanford, Sem inole C ounty, F lorida, on ce (lied In this cause against you, that yon bars or a w eek fo r eig h t con eecu tlv o w eek*. claim soma (merest In tha lands hereinabove do* scribed property situated In Seminole W itn ess m y hand and th* **al o f eorlteti, therefore, yoe, the is Id Dolly T. Beet, County, Florida, to-wlt i Lots 4 and the M id Circuit C ourt at Sanford. F lo r ­ Jennie Pougberty, * ' -Poe , J, A. McDonald, 11. 1 A. Me88th day o f O ctober. A. D. 1981. Itonald , and flecnr sorgo W. Link are hereby required H ____ 6 Blk 0, Russell’s Plat of Fort Reed. ida(Sthla EAL) B. A. DOUGLASS. to te and appear before our eald clrralt court at C lerk C lrault Court, the court hoae In Sanford. Florida, oa tba Tho said land being assessed nt the Ttti dor of November. A. D. 1921, and than u4 date o f tho issuance of such certificate B y; V . V B S U 0 A there make answer to the blU of complaint ts* A W ADLOW , * htbllad egalnet yau, otbanvlae a decree pro mein the name of Unknown, has filed MASSEY A ttorney* fo r C om plainant, ll - 8 t o retee will te antared against yon. And any and all other parties claiming any said certificates in my office and has till* or Internal In and to tha lands here­ mndo application for tax deed to issue Notice of Application for Tax Heed right, inabove describe^ under, by, end through Dolly T. Kent, Jennie Deegtieriy, M. A. McDonald, 1. Under Section 675 of tho Gen­ in accordance with law. A. McDonald and Oeorga W. Link or otherwise, eral Statutes of tho State Unless said certificates shall bo re are hereby required to te and appear before our eald circuit court at the court beaeo la of Florida deemed according to law tax dood will Sanford. Florida, on tho 3th day of December, Notico )b hereby given that Geo, E. A, P, 1921, end then and there make answer Issue thorcon on tho Pth day of De­ to tl.e bill ot complaint exhibited egalnet eeld Hunter, purchnBor of Tax Certificate unknown partite, otherwlee a decree pro coocember, A. D. 1021, feaao Witness my official signature and No. 80, dated tho 2nd day of June, A. Ilea, wlU be colored egalnet laid unknown par* seal this tho 3rd day of November, A. D. 1010, has filed said certificate In It la ordered that this notice be published Is the flenford Herald, a nawepaper publlebed te my office, and has rnado application flemlnole D. 1021. County, Florida, ones u week for eight for Tax Deed to issue in accordanco (8) wceke u to the known parties defendant, (SEAL) E. A. DOUOLASS, and once a week for twelve (19) weeks aa te with law. Said certificate embraces the unknown parties defendant. Clork Circuit Court, Witness my hand and tha seal of tha Circuit Seminole County, Fla. tho following described property sit­ Court on Ihla tha 80th day of Ansaat, A, D. 1921. (SBAL) *. A. DOUOLASS, uated in Seminole County, Florida, to. 12-Gtc By: A. M. WEEKS, D. C. Clerk of tba Circuit Court, wlti Lots 123 and 124 Sanford Seminole County, Via. la C ircuit Court, Seveath Ju dicial Cir­ Heighta. Tho said land being assessed OEORQH O. I1RRRINO, Solicitor and Cornual foe Ite Complainant. cu it. Htate o l F lorid a, County o f at tha dato of tho issuance o f such B-lSte Sem inole— In C hancery A D ro p -S e a l C o verall l l <V} T h a t H ides T h e B u tto n s i * After year* of experimenting we've produced 1 the Rnmienl you’ ve boon waiting for. A dropniMit Coverall with re-lnforoed bend that conceals tho buttons and pioteeta the body. lt i» d at the Novemb«r meeting o f Im Sallle Harrison Chapter, N. 8., D. A , R(t That all America honors Martha ' ' Washington, is due not entirely to the fa ct that she » u the dearly loved ' w ife o f our greatest hero but because she possessed those heroic qualities are made from best pro-shrunk material 1 ; that make women great In whatever by skilled Union workers) and so elever,walk o f life they are found. A t the ly la the drop-aeat concealed that there time o f her marriage to George Wash­ ean be no objection to their trance. and will ington, she owned one o f the largest ■JVli ‘» T b Ind or rl ion-clad •states on the Paumonk$y river, and gusrantee, ffi* your dealer. it. was standing at the door o f her "Jfait to Uokt SeBoetf" ^ ( beautiful colonial home that the young KahaMfg Co., Mobile, Ala. '■ ' hero fresh from his first military triumphs saw and loved Martha Cur­ tiss. A fter their marriage she lived the life o f the Virginia gentry and it ■ ' was not until the Revolutionary war tended the wounded under fire her ST. ANDREW BROTHERHOOD ENTERTAINED BOY SCOUTS '■:.V that She showed those traits that husband fell mortally wounded and ahe atiffling all grief, gave her beat FROM OTHER STATES HERE. : made her famoqs. During the darkest service where it waa moat needed, to days o f the Revolution she was con­ Tuesday evening the Brotherhood stantly with Washington at army her country. She manned the gun all tho Test of thbattle. The next day o f Saint Andrew had the pleasure of headquarters relieving suffering and Washington commended her and she entertaining three boy Scouts, Neal ministering in every way to the sol­ diers) upon her Washington relied for served in the army elf, I t yearn wear­ Robertson, of Battle Creek, Mich., help, comfort and Inspiration. Martha ing a soldier’s cocked hat and coat William Wingate, of Cleveland, Ohio, Washington gave io’ the country'"its \Sho waH th« flrit Hor* oant *» tho U. and James Cassidy, o f Springfield, 111. Theso boys aro making n fifteen highest ideal of wifehood, loyalty and Brrny wa8 a womnnpatriotism. 1° Catherine Schuyler wo find a day tour of tha Stato at tho oxponse It is interesting to noto that altho, woman o£ the h,* ho8t 80c,al rank- o f tho papers o f tholr home towns. our statesmen felt ablo to write our Rni8od in luxury durIn* the rovolu Upon nrrivlng In Sanford the boys constitution, they sought tho aid of n tlon she preformed a great many deeds registered at tho Valdox hotel and woman in designing the flag, which of valor ns well as suffered for the after taking In the sights, they were la the outward symbol o f our country. army a great many hardships. When taken to the Brotherhood of Saint Betsy Ross waa a Quakeress and tho British were at Saratoga she Andrew rooms, where thoy wero giv­ when very young tan away and mar­ mndo a perilous journey to her coun­ en the run of tho place. After look­ ried John Ross, who soon died leav­ try place for her treasures saying to ing over tho Parish house, the Broth­ ing her a very young widow and she those that would warn her. "What, erhood assembly room, shower bath kept open his tailor shop and soon a general’s wife afraid." She set fire and the other Brotherhood equipment, Attained quite a reputation in what to an immense field o f wheat rather tho boys played a game of bilHnrds we would now call the decorating pro­ than lot It fall into the hands o f the and bowled for a time after which fession. When the committee appoint­ British. She gave thousands o f dol­ thoy were taken to tho Brotherhood ed by Congress, consisting o f George lars and supplies to the revolutionary assembly room where hot dogs, jam, Washington, Robert M onies and Col. army. and other good things wero sorvod. Susan Llvinston was tho daughter ■ George Ross, to design a flag for tho Tho boys declared thoy h*ad a fine new born Republic, they went at onco of a British subject who was ardently time and that though they had hoard to her and eho without further ado, attached to his country, but upon the qulto a bit about the Brotherhood, whilo they wero talking clippod out colonies declaring their independence they had no Idea that it was such a our five pointed star. The day after ho cast his tot with Washington and wonderful organization. the fla g was adopted by congress sho became a rebel governor o f Now Jormarried Joseph Ashburn, a sea cap­ sey. Susan Livingston was ono of a ACCIDENT TO CHILD. tain, who died a prisoner, and her numbor of beautiful sistors, who was third husband John Claypolo died of famed for their beauty and woro call­ Harold Davis, who resides on SnnOno wounda received In battle. It is easy ed "Tho Livingston Graces." ford Heights, Is recovering from on to believe that ahe was an extremely dark night two regiments of redcoats accident that happened to him Mon­ went to the Livingston home, called attractive woman and must have been day, when ho was on his way to patriotic aa well to give three hus­ Liberty Hall, to secure the governor school on his wheel and was struck and some important military papers, bands for her country, by an automobile and thmwn from Susan led them from room to, room A West Virginia woman preformed his wheel. Ho was Injured on tho apparently hunting tho dispatches and F o n R C io s t m ia ono o f tho moat outstanding acts of leg ami head, but Is getting along heroism during tho colonial days. A finally led them to wharo the papers J.JP. M ueeolwhite and O rlando Dank A nicely, and will soon bo ablo to roTrust Company, a corp oration , C om ­ little band o f men and womon wero woro secreted but pretending that plain an t!, sumo his studies. Dr. Langley is at­ they wero love letters and begged tho ve. Imprisoned in Fort Henry when it was W, A. W h ltoom b end A gn oe p . W h it­ tending him. officers not to read them and stated besieged by tho Indians. The defend­ com b. bin w ife, nnd W . A. W hltoom b, Trustee. J. W alter F lyn t and Mary ers of tho Fort wore almost without that Bhe would give them thA dis­ H. F lynt, hie w ife, A. J. H older, Ala Tha officials o f Wauchuia aro to call Clyde Ilonnoll nnd C. M. Donnell, bor powder nnd Elizabeth Znno begged patches, roachlng upon the topmost huntfnnd, M n . M. B. Johnson, a w id ­ pormlsalon to secure n keg in hor shelf of tho bookcase sho handed them nn election very soon to vote on the ow , F red T. WllllamH, J. Fouler A l­ bonding of their city for $80,000) some logal looking documents and lison, T. E. Purilon, Oaceola C ypress brother’s houso outsldo of tho stock­ Com pany, a corporation, H. L. llu n t$70,000 of this aount will bo used in they departed happily not dreaming er, D. M. Crosthw nlt nnd M ary ade. Having been given permission, Crnnthwnlt, hla w ife, Ira W hltm or she was let out of tho gate. Sho flow that they had been foiled by a girl’s paving the city nnd tho additional and M ary W hltm or, his w ife, and Ira $10,000 for water works and park im­ W hltm or, Trustee, Frank J, Jacoby on fear winged fcott and the Indians quick wit, (u n m arried ). W. I* M oore and Ma­ provements. Florida has a heroine, while not of bel Mnoro, his wife, nnd W . U M oore, laughted to see a squaw appear be­ T rustee. C, M. W h ite (u n m a rried , fore them but as sho darted out of Revolutionary fame, did her share to­ Isabel Stevlok Itnush and H arry ward discovering Florida and thoroby Itousb, her husband, C harles E. D ootho house with the powder Blung over ley, r.uoy F. W a k efield nnd P orter T. W ak efield , her husband, Ctnrn D. her shoulder they understood her mis­ adding Inter a state to tha union; this Olllllnnd, a w idow , M ary O, Dram mer sion and deoth laden arrows began to in Donna Dolores tha ward and lovo of nnd O eorgo E. Dram mer, her hueband, Hnmuol C. D ooley and Em m a U C ou rt R r v r a lk J u d ic ia l C ir­ fly but God rendered the fuallndo of Ponce do Leon. The story of his hunt lu Cclrru J. Dooley, bis w ife, S. H. D ew hlret u it, H rm lm ilr C o u n ty . F lo r id a . for the fabled fountain Is too old to bo nnd A lta II. Dewhlret, hie w ife, B. A. shot poworloss and tho only Injuries — In C h a n r rr y . Olllllnnd and Mary Olllllnnd, hie she received wore a wound in tho arm retold but hlB lovo for his boautlful w ife, Emma D, Ayreo, a w idow . Loon D l VOUCH • la. L elloy and Oraoe A. L eD oy, his and the clipping o ff o f a lock of hair, und young ward was tho incentive w ife, If. Rummers. Frank W. d n o d Olivia Coaart, that led him to tha Land of Flowers. rlob and F rances O oodrlch. hie w ife. Probably Molly Stark does not de­ VH. Central Union T rust Com pany, o f In his death dollrium ho saw hor Ktigone Cninrt. serve tho prominent place wo aro giv­ New Y ork, a corp oration , nnJ Charles II uppoiirn from tho a ffid a v it o f O liv­ drinking from tha fabled fountain. N. Kdrnlnnton, D efendants. ia Cnxarl, heroin duty filed, that atm la ing hor for hor famo comes through OIIDEIt thu com plain ant In tho atxivo entitled Histories diffor, Homo saying that ho her influence upon hor husband. At cniiHe; that tho roaldouco or Hugnuo T o the defendants, L. M. Croathwnlt nnd Mnry Croathwnlt. hie w ife, Irn the defendant, la unknow n to the Battle of Bonnlngton, Captain mnrrlod hor before his denth nnd oth­ I'nimrt, W h in n er nnd M ary W hltm er. his Die a ffia n t; that there In no ono In the ers sayiqg that he did not. w ife, and Irn W hltm er, Trustee. State o f F lorida, the aorvlco or a «uhStark shouted "Boys them are tho Frank J. Jacoby (u n m arried ), W , L. imotNi upon w hom w ould hind d efen d ­ To the onos that presorve the tra­ an M oore nnd Mabel M oore, hie w ife, Red Coate. Beforo night they are t; that the defen d ant I* ov er tw enty and W . I* Moore, Trustee, C. M. (31) yoars o f age. ours or Molly Stark sloops a widow.’*' ditions of tho Republic in loyalty nnd onoYuu W h ite (u n m arried ), Isabel fitovlok nrn thoruforo ordered to nuponr Itousb and H arry Doush, her hus­ hill or com p lain t on tho nth day The thing that strikes us most is the patriotism is duo as much honor as olaf this band, Charles E. D ooley, Luay F. F ebruary, 1922. Iho name b olu s a those that aided to securo it and to W a k e fie ld and P orler T. W ak efield , parity o f her life and tho devotion to rulo day o f thin cou rt. hor husband, Clara D. OUllland, a It la fu rth er ordered that thla notlca her husband. Sho followed him into Mary S, Lockwood, tho Little Mother Im published fo r eigh t w idow , M ary O. Drammer and a o o r g e con eecu tlvo o f the D, A . R. Is duo a medal of hon­ E. Drammer, bor huebnnd, Samuel C. w eek* In tho HanfortT H erald, n nav/acamp nnd beforo tho Battle of Copp's D onley nnd Emma J, Dooley, hie nnpor publlebed In Homlnule County. or. Sho had the thought and inspira­ w ife. S. H. D ew hlrst nnd A lta H. Hill ho gava hor u horse and instruct­ F lorida. , ... D ew hlret, his w ife, E. A. O llllU nd WltnoHe E. A. D ouglas*. C lerk o f the ed her to mount when she saw the tion that lead to the founding of the C ircuit nnd Mnry OlUlInnd. hie w ife, Emma Court, and the Beal th ereof this, D. Ayres, a w idow , Leon L. L eD oy Ayi fith d ay o f Nov. A. D. 1981. British to spread tho alnrm Into the great society whoso aim Is to pre- tho(HEAD) se _A. and u rn ce ... L __eD oy, hie w ife, if. E. A. DOUOLAHH, sovo theso sacred traditions. Summers, Frank Clerk. neighboring country. Tho married F rances Ooodrtub. hls w ife, C entrai Ily: V. K. DOUOLAHH, D. O. To tho ones that give to an entire life of theso tv;o waa one of singular Union T ru st C om pany o f New Y ork , TH E TFO U D & WILKINHON. a corp oration , and C hsrlee N. E dm lestato this new vision Is due not only lB-9tc beauty and devotion. ton. that stato's loyalty and dovatlon It appearin g frotn the sw orn bill o f A t the Battle of Monmouth we In th e C ircu it C oiiv l o f Ifce S ev en th J u ­ com plaint herein filed by J, P. M usseld ic ia l C ircu it o f F lo r id a , In nnd f o r find a woman doing Red Crosa ser- which sho has in full moasuro but a w hite and O rlando Dank A T rust C om ­ M rutloole C ou n ty .— In C h a n cery . pany. a corp oration , com plainants, that vies alone. It was Molly Ludwig Hays place also In tho history of that stato M arlon (lllea, C om plainant, the defendants L. M. Croathwnlt and for sho is building a structure .bf pa­ Mary C rosthw alt, hie w ife. Ira W h lt­ ve. and because sho gavo the' dying sol­ mor nnd M ary W hltm er, hia w ife, and John Qllee, D efendant, triotism fo r tho future and to such a Im W hlim er. T ru etee F rank J. Jnoohy, dier water end ministered to the liv­ CITATION W. L. Moore* and Mahet M oore, hie Ollee, R ealdenco U nknow n! ing that she gained tho name Molly ono Florida Is proud to refer “ The D, T oItJohn a p p ea rin g from an a ffid a v it fllod w ife, nnd W . U M oore, T rustee, C. M. A. R. mother of Florida, Mrs. Joellng In th is enuao that you are a n on-reel- W hite. Isabel Stevlck D oush and H arry with the pitcher or Molly pitcher. dent o f the Htate o f Florida, th erefore, Doush. her huebnnd, Charlee^ E. Dool and P o r te r . During this awful battle while sho Chrlstppher, o f Jacksonville." you, John a ile e , aro ordered and requ ir­ Mrs. Arthur B, Gtlkos, o f Jackson­ ed on tho lath d ay o f January, A. D. t^ ak efield , her huebnnd. Clara B. O 1029. to appear to the b ill o f com plain t Bland. M ary 0 . D ram m er and Q eorge B. ville, is not only the war mother of exh Drammer, her huebnnd. and Samuel C. ibited ngalnnt you In th is cause. w. It la ordered that thla notion be pu b­ D ooley and E m m a J. D ooley, hie w ife, D. A. R. In Florida hut tho mother of lished In the Hanford H orald once a are afi resident* o f the C oun ty o f MoLean, and Slate o f Illin ois, that the Sallle Harrison Chapter of Sanford. w eek fo r e ig h t w eeks. W ITN E SS m y hand and the anal o f residence and p o s t o ffic e address o f Lot tho Bood of loyalty to our coun­ this defendants severa lly la cou rt on thla lflth d ay o f N ovem ­ onch o f said df* B loom ington, M I cLean C ounty. Illin ois: try that she has plantod never dlo ber, A. D, 1921. E. A. POUGLA88, that the defendant* 8, H. D *w hlr*t and (HEAL.) but grow and flourish until tho debt Alta It. D ew hlret, h i* .w ife , are realC lerk o f the C ircu it Court, Sem inole County. FIs. deni* o f the State o f I llin o is a n d t h a t HE pala and torture of rheu that pemlnolo county owes her acrued 14-Oto their residence and post o fflo e address matlsm can be quickly relieve;; Intorost with each succeeding genera­ la ch am p aign . Cham paign County. IJ AUVIQHT1SBMBNT u ols; that tha the d efen dants H. A. Ol O llllby an application of SloanV d M ary ip lllila n d . hie w ife, are (. land and OllUland, Liniment. It brings warmth, ease and tion and our sistors will Join us in residents o f the Htate f Illin ois, and * th* H u t* o lU lnol*. *n< tic e t o nitin oR coNTRiAcrrona calling hor blossed for she bulldod bet­ n oScaled comfort and lets you sleep soundly. bids w llL h e received by^ Ahe that their raeldence nnd po*t oH lco a d onrd o f C ounty Com m leelonere o f V. o- drea* Is Normal, M cLean County. Illltor than she know. Hoard ............ lUMta C ounty. lala Co ' “F lorida, and the Board o f nole: thnt th a d a fa n d a n t B m m a p . A yLot us not forgot that eacji o f these L’nuntv Homlnola raa. a w idow , la a resident o f the Blala Semi minty Commtaaloneraa o f lorida, m eetlnn g Jointly att tha o f Illlnnla, nnd that h er raatdenca and brave women'stood first in tho placo Coil rtH oVFae" J, Florida, foi or ra- pool o ffic e addro*a la P eoria. Paorla Ii»"kanf ord, find In ita llln * County. Illin ois; that th* defendant* their homes, their devotion to their bu ildin g trootle at forrv aorona tha 8t. John* fly e r , dn tha i|i famltlos and husbands and that each road from a *n a v * to Tltuavllla, a t 10:00 For forty years pain • enemy. As! m. D ecem ber Oth, - - - - . . . horoino stood sponsor for a hero, that a. Each be_ uooom uooompanled^ h n bid mti*tt bo panled by their family llfo was a benediction to oertttlad ch eck In tha aum o f lOOO.OO, mndo payable to B. A. DouBlaas, C la r k , all about them and tholr devotion to o f the Bourd o f C ounty Com roUklonar■klonarc F rance* noo'd'rtnh, hi* w ife , ar* f o l f th* 8 t* t* o f Illlnnla, and- that o f Hemlnola C ounty. F lorida. aa- SVI-1rianl* omM country was not surpassed. . . . q fjio * addr*** ' lllln ola; ^"The °6 o S W y ^Commlaslonor*1 reaarva MRS. B. J. STARLING. E dm l*tha rig h t To to roloot n y oor r *11 .. tha rl*ht roject aany all blda. pr . o f 1111to nccapt thay may deem to be ... any ity hid . ___.... n ol*."an d that hla residence and 1 po*t fo r tha beet ln tereat o B jy It with a Herald Want Ad. on*, o ffic e addreaa la Olnay, Rlohland C ounC opies o f p lan s and spec ^ P a n a m a .” FORT ERALLS 1 Legal Advertisements MP PAM DISTURB YOUR SLEEP? RL T m :!! cX iK - ;e-1• ' ■ tirnia S an 4?M5 A fsa -rtF ii s i f \ r ,s certificate In tho namo of Unknown. Unless said certificate shall bo re­ deemed according to law Tax Deed will issue thereon the 28th day of No­ vember, A. D. 1021. WITNESS my official signature and seal this tho 20th day of October, A. D. 1921. (SEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS, Clork Circuit Court, Seminolo County, Fla. l0-6tc By A. M. WEEKS, D. C. NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR DISCHARGE TO WHOM rr MAY CONCERN: Notico is hereby given that I, os itRsignco of J, B. Lawson, trading and doing business an J. B. Lawson Mo­ tor Company, will on the Oth day of December, 1021, or as soon thereafter as convenient, will probent my final account nnd vouchers to the Honornblo James W. Pork ins, nt DoLatid, Florida, or wherever he may at that time be, for approval nnd ask for final discharge as such assignee, VANCE E. DOUOLASS, Assignee J, B. Lawson Motor Co DICKINSON & DICKINSON, Attorneys for Assignee. 11-6U •tv In the Circuit Court of the Sanath Judicial Oltoult of Florida, In and for Seminole Can*, ty,—In Otenoery, CITATION Llllytel Ilaynen, Complainant, vt, Paul Haynes, Defendant. To Paul llaynee, Uealdence Unknown! II appearing from an affidavit riled In thla ceuea that you are a non revldrnt of the Slate of Florida, therefore, you Paul lleytiee, tro ordered and required on the Bill day of December, A, P. 103*. 10 appear to tba bill or complaint exhibit­ ed against you In this cause. .. " J 1 ,nri1.*1^ 1 »hat thla nolice te published In Herald once a week for eight week*. tVITNLHS my hand and the seal nf eald court on thla Brd day of October, A. D. 1021. (SEAL) H, A, Timmi.AHB, Clerk of the circuit Court. URO. A. PeCOTTEfl, H*U" n',,e Co," ,,r' rtor,lU' flallrllor and Counsel for Defendant. S-Ote NOTICE) Sealed bid* w ill bo reaetved by the Donrd o f County Cotnmlaalonar* of Sem inole County, F lorida, at the Court H o h m 1" Hanford, Florida, fo r the bulldlnir o f a Btoakado at tho County Farm, accord in g to plans nnd apeolfloaUona on file with tho Clerk o f the t lrcult Court, up till 10 o'clock , A. M , Decem ber OMi, 1921, ' ’ Tho Hoard o f County Commlanloner* fdd*rV* * 10 T B U *° roJoct “ " y o r a *1 E. A. DCoOLABH, 13-4to _______ Clork. NOTICE! Healed bin# w ill ho received by the noard o f County Commliielonera o f Rxmlnole County, Florldn? at tho Court » ,? “ •? Nan ford, Fla., for grading, ditching and utherwlne Imnrovinw tho Onoooia llond, accord in g to p ln n ? and on fllo with th e'riJitr Notice of Application for Tax Deed eooolflcatlona till 10 o'clook , A, M„ Doc 6th l # l l ’ UP Under 8cclion 676 of the General choek f or One' Hundred Uolinr* inuat accom pany eaoh Statutes of the State of Florida The auccenaful bidder will be raau ir- Notfco Is hereby given that H. B. yjvy, purchaser of Tax Certificate Mo, 268, dated the 4th day of Juno, A. D. 1017, has filed said certificate n my office, and has mndo applies tion for Tax Deed to issue In accord­ ance with law. Said certificate omiraccs tho following described proper­ ty stuatod In Seminole County, Flori­ da, to-wit: 8 1-2 of NW 1-4 of SW -4, Sec, 22, Twp. 20 8, Range 32 East, 20 acres. The said lund being assess­ ed at the data of the issuance of such certificate in tho name of John Mc­ Leod, Heirs. Unless |pld certificate ahali bo redeomed according to law Tax Deed will issue thereon rn the Rh day of December, A. D. 1021, WITNESS my official signature and sea) this the 3rd day of November, A, D. 1021. (SEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS, Clork Circuit Court, Seminole County, Fla. 12-fltc By: A. M. WEEKS, D. C. LEGION EXPRESSES THANKS Tho Campbcli-Lossing Post No. 63 wishes to express their sincerest ap­ preciation to the citizens of Sanford and Seminole county In their co­ operation during the Armistice day culeliralion, L. F> KOPER, Poat Commander, K, R. MURRELL, JR., Poat Adjutant. IR-tto e. A. n o i JOLA88, mi ark. Notiee of Application for Tax Deed Under Section 675 of the Generd Statutes o f the Stale of Florida Notice Is hereby given that Edvta S. Miller, purchaser o f Tax Certifi­ cate No. 2302, dated tho 6th day o f June, A. D. 1899, has filed said certlfiewto in my office, and has made ap­ plication for Tax Deed to iuuo in * £ cordance with law. Said coratificat* embraces the following described property situated in Seminole County, Horida, to-wit: Beg. 622^2 ft, N o f dh cor. of NE 1-4 of NE 1. 4, Sec SI Twp. 20 S., Range 30 E., run N 165 74 I- W JI1.2 ft., g 185.M f t , s S ft. - 3-4 acres. The said land belnff .flfloxBcd at the date of the |8SUZ f ot such certificate in the name of U ^ known. Unlow a i j c .r t ifl,.,, “ J bo redeomed, according to law S t . Deed w!i! issue thereon on the 2« h day of December, A, D. 19V * Witness my official seal this the 18th day of N0„ ® A. D. 1921. Novembor. (SEAL) E. A. DOUGUSS, Clork Circuit C ourt, - " '* ' �111 XK<y » S ■,7k*: Som e People T alk , B ut^V e D eliver the Goods ■ ' .'y j'H jW W ' h^74%**®S®l ■ /yif> ‘ ■ lf f i | ! ; '!f V *’ It'.Jit*' f:'3 f'ft Equip your Ford with H au ler Shook Absorbers and save Gasoline, .Tina and repair bills. Q uality T in a th at S a tisfy Buyers H IG H G R A D E G ASO LIN E Tire Co. V U L C A N IZ IN G Phone 447-W First and Elm Are. x EAST SANFORD The farmers >breach at. the vdteaa [exchange, so .WthMO, hf»v* bought tm acres of the Brody farm, located jmx the Tallrood troeke on BeovdoU avenue end are about to erect a precoolintr plant, packing house and storage warehouse. The Sanford Truck Growers, Inc., loaded a car of lettuce this week, as also did the Fruit Growers, Inc, Tho continued warm weather le making the lettuce go to seed. Growers will be able to gather seed fo r next year’s planting. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Miller had as guests over Sunday, Mr. Miller's nephew, E. B. Miller, o f White Springs and T, R. Miller of Welbom. Jimmie Cowan is here on a flftvjn day furlough from Camp Gordon, in Atlanta, Ga., his flvat visit since go­ ing into the U. S., service two years ago. Ho is convalescent from an ill­ ness nt the government' hospital at Augusta, where he was ill somo time. Every one should be on tho look out, for thero seems to bo a good mnny snakes about. Walter Raulerson had a dog bitten by a snake lost week, and tho fino big cat, Tom Tucker, owned by J. C. Ellsworth, was snake bitten last Thursday and died. George Balmas, o f Eureka Ham­ mock, has been quite ill for several wtoks, but is said to be improving. Mrs, W. W. Drssor and children, ' oto expected to urrl'/o from Watertown, N. V., to oat Thanksgiving dinner at home. Miss Hoskins Jones will be in :: The Florida Scout “ For Wide-Awake Boya" 85c Year WILLARD LUMLEY, Publisher 902 French LANDIS, FISH ft HULL Attorneys and Counselion-il-Law •DeLAND, FLORIDA Will practice in the State and Feder­ al Courta. Special facilities fo r Ex­ amining and Perfecting Land Titlea. SC H ELLE M A IN E S LAWYER o r n c x IN T H I COURT HOUSE SANFORD - - F L O R ID A GEO. G. HERRING Attorney-*t-Law No. 14 Garner-W oodruff Buildln SANFORD, FLA. HENRY McLAULIN JE W E L E R MY SPECIALTIES: Pickard’s Hand-Painted China Gorham’s Sterling Silver Rogers’ Plated Ware Elgin and Waltham Watches Parcel Post Y6ur Cleaning and Dyeing to ROGERS & JONES French Dry Cleaners Steam Dyers 511 Main St. JsekiOBviUe, Fie. We prepay parcel postage on returns THETFORD, PERRYMAN & WILKINSON Jacksonville from Saturday; till Mon­ day on business. lire. F. 0 . Gerror is leaving for her home in Jacksonville the first of the week after being Mrs. Lily Jones's guest for ths past two weeks. Rev. W. T, Rancher, o f Apopka, la due here 10 preach at Moores Station church on November 20. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Virgin (Dock) Hasley, Sunday, at Dr. Robson’s hospital. East Side friends will be pleased to know a son was bom to Mr. and Mrs. Herman Steele, November 0, at their home In town, an>1 has boon named Herman Alton, Buster Prevatt has been at home from school, quito ill this week, now recovering under Dr. Tolar's care. CROP ESTIMATE LOSS OF FRUIT CITRUS BELT A „ SHPPEKSM Ul/NS TAMPA, Nov. 21^—^ne minion dollars will besaved by Florida citrus fruit shippers this season, and al­ most as much will be saved by Flor­ ida vegetable shippers, stye E. D. Dow, traffic manager o f the Florida Citrus Exchange, as a result o f the 10 pa rcent reduction In freight rates on all farm products just announced by the Association of Railway Ex­ ecutives. This reduction, becoming effective shortly, will amount to an average o f about ten cents per box or |S6 per car o f cltrua fruits, said Mr. Dow. The Florida Citrus Exchange Is the organisation which led a nation­ wide fight against the excessive freight rates on perishables, and the opening . gun in itn campaign was an article, which appeared In the Tribune about eight or nine months ago, in which the exchange announced ita In­ tention, o f inviting all co-operative marketing agencies, farmers’ anikiutions and the like Into » campaign bringing pressure upon thu Intort'ate Commerce Commission and the rail­ ways to secure rates that would al­ low the growers to market tholr pro­ ducts at a profit. From Maine to Cali­ fornia and from Florida to Maine or­ ganisations joined in and the effort was carried on unceasingly is confer­ ences with railroad men, the I. C. C. and in growers1 meetings In this and other states, Figures showing the ab­ solute necessity of lower rates to save thousands of carloads of fruits and vegetables "rotting in orchards and fields of this state alotte have done much to show the transportation companies tho folly of their demand for moro yet and tnoro in rates. It is not bcllavcd tho growers’ r■rm) station si will bo contont with the 10 per cent cut, as rates on perish­ ables were raised practically 100 per 8 cent during the period from 1016 to LOSS AMOUNTS TO 800,000 BOXES 1020. OF GRAPEFRUIT AND Both Senators Pleased. ORANGES Washington, Nov. 21.—"The nows received hero of nn early reduction GAINESVILLE, Nov. 22,-F in al es­ of 10 per cont in freight rates on timates of tho reporters o f tho federal citrus fruits and nil fnrm products bureau o f crop eatimates places tho is indeed gratifying to me,’’ said loss of fruit in the Florida citrus belt Park Trammell, who has been unu­ from tho storm of October 24-25 at sually active for somo timo in try­ around alx par cent of this season’s ing to bring about a reduction of crop, according to Sam T, Fleming, freight rates. Senator Trammell anid that whl’.e agricultural statistician. Tho loss this reduction is not as mu.'h as It amountod to 800,000 boxos o f fruit, should bo, it will nssist toward re­ about equally divided betwcon orang­ lieving the peoplo o f his state of the es qnd grapefruit. Damago was re­ presont exorbitant freight rates. This ported to trees in somo sections of proposed reduction, and the repeal of the west coast and along tho immodiato const salt spray scorched the tho government tax on freight and pnssengor charges, which repeal is in follago badly. Severe storm losses occurred along lino with tho fight mnda by him, will the west coast, the final figures indi­ mean a reduction of about 15 per cated, with Tampa as an approximate cent in freight on citrus fruits, vege­ center. The loss by counties was es­ tables and other farm products pro­ timated as follows; Citrus, 5 per duced in Florida. cent; Hernando 20 por cent; Pasco, Senator Trammell vigorously op­ 55 por cent; Pinellas, 68 por cent; posed and voted against tho presont Hillsborough. 40 por cent: Manatee, rnllrosd Ir.w under which railroad 20 per cent; Sarasota, 12 por cent; have been making such high freight Loo, 7 per cent; Monroe (principally and passenger charges, and was limes) 15 por cent. Counties in tho among tho first members o f cither Interior suffered much less with lose branch of congress to begin an acarranging: Marlon, 1 per cent; Lake tivo effort for a reduction in freight 5 por cent; Orange, 3 per cent; Sum­ rates and for tho repeal of tho gov­ ter, 10 per cent; Seminole, 5 per ernment tax on ransportalon charg­ cent; DeSoto, 7 por cent; Hardeo, 5 es. Ho has done all that ho could to por cent; Highlands, 4 per cent; Os­ force the freight reduction and to ceola, 11 per cent. On tho East have ho tax discontinued. Coast tho damage was reported ex Senator Fletcher said: “ I am, of coedingly light, many sections report course, very much pleased to learn lng no Btorm at all. Estimates were that the railroad officials propose Volusia 2 per cent, Brevard 4 por cent, voluntarily to reduce froight rates on St. Luclo 3 per cent; Palm Beach, 5 ail farm pproducts. It will be the first por cent and Dade, 1 per cent. reduction affoctlng Florida since tho At tho timo of tho a tom loss than increased rates went into effect somo 5 per cont of tho crop had moved, the years ago, and will, I am certain, bo estlmnto continued, and of tho fruit on trees, ten per cont was blown off, followed'by further reductions as the thorn stuck or othorwlBo damaged. finances of the roads permit. I am It was estimated that about ten per Inclined to boliovc, however, that this cent of this was recovered and ship reduction will bo made in anticlpa pcd. The loss wilt bo still further re­ tlon of a further reduction In oper­ duced by the increase in the sire of ating oxponses of the roads, which tho fruit remnining oh treos, tho sta huvo boon exceedingly high, “ Business nil over the country is tiatician continued and the avorago for the state probably ;will bo 80 por cent. reviving, which means that thero Outside of tho Immediate stock of will be mare froight shipped and that the storm the offect o f wind and rain more peoplo will travel, and that will, actually benefittod many sections by of course, be to he net income o f the removing fruit that would have fall­ transportation companies. Freight en any wny and furnishing needed rates enter into tho cost of practi­ cally overyhing used and It la to bo rains. hoped that tho proposed reduction Tho now industry which was re­ cently organised at Chtpley for the purpose of tanning and manufactur­ ing deather goods, are about ready to open and begin operating their plant, as practically all o f the ma­ chinery has been installed. Thoy will manufacture all of the products dorived from leather and market same, — Arcadia Enterprise. The army of unemployed is gain­ ing daily recruits as more and more housekeepers got the movfe habit ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW ____ ._ Will practice In all County, Btete and Post cards -local viewer—le each at Federal Court*. Over 1st Net. Bank Sanford, Fla. the Herald office. *its > - VV•’ if j& a n d H a v e I t C a r r y W e ll, P a c k I t I n a F u ll V e n tila te d . Lettuce Crate T h e O n ly F u ll V e n tila te d L e ttu c e C r a te o n th e M a r k e t I s “ MADE IN SANFORD” C a ll a t M ill a n d S e e T h e m AWl |Zachary-Tyler Veneer Company will result In n proportionate lower­ ing of prices to the consumer. The middleman is, however, tho follow who hositates to givo up an advant­ age. It is my opinion that tho rail­ roads would profit by reducing tha pnssenger rates, for our people would then travel more, “ No, there will mo no government ownership of railroads and no more federal control, except in tho event of a national tmorgoncy, ns during the world war. Had that stop not been taken, it woutd not have been possi­ ble expeditiously to handle war ma­ terials and our men, and would havo resulted In a prolongation o f the war.1 •»amy .r (ii f rA'* 'At V'x<+; T ‘Lj t . :■>"f'j-M, t - y vVv V-?W'-. ' IF YOU NEED A N E W O IL C O O K S T O V E Buy tho Best that Is made m The. FLORENCE Automatic W e also have the Clark Jewell Line of GAS RANGES Robert Sands lias a force «»f car­ penters at work on his new home on Cypress street, and expects to havo tho. building ready for occupancy by himself and family in about two SANFORD, FLORIDA Weeks. It tla to be a modorn fireroom bungalow ,and when completed will make a cosy and comfortable homo. Cosstruction was started obout^ threo wteks ago undor tho per­ sonal' supervision of Mr. Sands.— Consulting Chemist aaya of the water: “ Of tho many waters o f this u 4 el Tarpon Springs Loader. er regions that I have analysed, I have found none auperler hi all ties to that of the 'Elder Water."— Phone 811-W. O ffice la MlOer Len Hospors nays there is nothing ELDER SPRINGS WATER CO, strango about tho avorago woman— and Webster defines “ strange" as be­ ing something never beforo seen, honrd or known. If p stranger knocks i a j™ . —lot her in. , MZuutllu- Massage gently with soothing The B all H ard w are C o. ELDER SPRINGS W A T E R - ^ 5 ^ ^ TiredF e e t Somo men ara hold to be innocont until their guilt is established, and some are known radicals. m m a lu m Cools, r*«ta ■ ii1—mtneviahwew v* ■* •*w-, m SERVICE “ IDEAL FERTILIZERS’ brings to tho mind of tho Florida growers not slot e the best of plant food combinations but a thorough co-operation on every point torching their interests. We offer SERVICE not only from our home office and our experienced Bailsmen and branch managers, but Mr. Bayard F. Floyd will visit properties often enough throughout tho year to enable careful oversight. Let us oil work together for bigger, better crops and greater profit!. R. C. MAXWELL, Manager Sanford Branch. 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Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, November 25, 1921 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 25, 1921. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 25, 1921; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/88cb5e8e33eed3a9f83afaa0be520c19.pdf 56aba9345bbfef7fd238b11d44ac65e5 PDF Text Text . t SECOND SECTION sec o n d SECTION IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION NUMBER 15 SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1921 VOLUME X III WINTER SEASON T o All the G ood People of Sanford It is now at this particular tlmt, as wo start another winter season in thiq We cnn recall of no other store City Substantial of ours that ths re­ in Sanford, who, in so short a time, markable growth and the fine record nuch of their profits with divided ns much made by Sanford’s "Store that Is dlftheir customers as has Perkins A ferent" needs a special mention. Just two and one-half years, that’s Britt Perhaps the biggest premium all, Most of us wonder can it be true that has ever been given by any one ■ that any store can plant themselves In concern, was that of the Ford auto* GREETINGS: the minds of tho people so deeply in mobile given away last April. this length of tlmo ? Yet it has been This Ford car wAs put on display accomplished. In their store, and every customer We take this method of placing our store before you and hope you will read it Perkins A Britt are commencing was given tickets that entitled them their third winter season and if yon all. We W8nt you to know us and know us better. We are striving to make our to participate In the drawing that would but stop and think Just a min* to decide *hc vinner, The?? etor'e r. good place for you to trade and we want you to kuo v/ what we h-v\ 9 for you. ut< how this i•♦.■re uas made such n tickets were given ei the rate oi one remarkable reputation in so short n It means much to us and much to you. We spend every dollar we make towards for each dollar spent. This unique time, you would fool sure that them form of advertising created quite a making a shopping center that you will be proud to have visitors visit. We leave must be a reason. lot of interest, not only In the City There is a reason. And there* is of Sanford, but throughout all parts no stone unturned towards furthering the interests of Sanford and its people. We more than ono reason. Those younf of the State. There wero holders of men have built up a fine reputation as strive at all times to set the pace. If you would have Sanford go ahead, our store these tickets as far away as Canada. morchants, you might say, over night. succeed and save dollars for yourself, make our store your store, let us divide with On the night of the drawing, traf­ The wny they have worked is the an­ fic was blocked for nearly an hour on swer, of courso. It has been their you. First street Never beforo in the method nnd their manner of doing history of Sanford were there as business thnt has placed them, within We extend our thanks for what you have already done, we hope you will con­ many people congregated in front of so short a tlmo, amongst the leaders ono store, ns there wero that night. of thoir profession in Sanford. Thslr tinue. At the appointed hour all the storo is second to nono in our city and Yours for a bigger and better Sanford, and a real store for real people. stubs, benring the samo numbers as this business thnt keeps getting larg­ the original tickets given out, were er ovory day, started from a very Respectfully yours, placed in tho window and thoroughly small beginning. mixed up in the presence of the Spneo will not pormit a complete PERKINS & BRITT. thousand peoplo. These stubs were writeup of tho very many reasons that hns mado them winners. Only a few then placed' back In tho box and a will bo touched upon hero. disinterested Indy selected from the In tho first plnco, ono is always crowd, who, after being blindfolded, mndo welcome nt their store. It mat­ was nsked to pick out thirteen num­ ters not your color or your creed, bers. Tro thirteenth number was tho whether you nro rich or poor or what winner. . your walk In life might be, thnt same Mr. A. Bonts, of Oscooln, Fin., was friendly smlio greets you upon your the lucky man. It was he, who hold entrance not only by tho proprietors tho number giving him n Ford nbso. but by nil tho employees. Thoy al­ lately free. Mr. Bonts In tho as­ ways oxpreso n willingness to show sistant ?T.nnnger of tho OsceoLr Cyp­ you, whether you buy or not. In fact, ress Co.’s store at Osceola. you are mndo to fool nt homo. Per­ Unsolicited by tho holdors of num­ This well known storo of Parkins A haps n.j other storo in thu city has bers on this car throughout tho Amongst tho very 1/itcst of Pcrkina ' Britt stand for many • things that crontod the Bnmo desire in tho minds north, Perkins A Britt notified them A Britt’a advertising thoy havo Intro­ should nil the merchants stand for of so many, to "Just drop in n few who tho winner was, and to showi and got behind Sanford will not only minutes’’ ns this storo has. Go by duced somothing for tho littlo to t.' Just whnt thoso out of town peoplo | continue to grow but will grow fnstor when you will and you find thorn althought of Perkins A Britt, wo givojThoy have JuBt n limited supply of in the future. wayn playing tho host to somcono. herewith copies of some of tho let-] these nnd tho parents should stoo They bcllovo that tho Sanford mer­ And then thu class of merchnndlso tors received from thorn. Tho origi­ them at onco in order that their child’s chants have not usud tho proper thoy hnndlo has had much to do with nals of theso letters nro on file at rr mo will bo placed on* the mailing methods for going out of Sanford nnd tho upbuilding of this business. Thoy Perkins A Britt for your Inspect­ list beforo they nro nil taken. encouraging tho out-of-town man to try to enter to ovory ono, but thoy ion if you care to look at thorn. Starting tho first of this coming come here and trade. Thoy havo nil draw tho lino whon it comes to fur­ These letters road ns follows: month, thoy will mall to the children seemed content to allow theso good nishing tho class of trade that nlwaye Newport, Vt., April 7, 1921. direct, a littlo folder thnt, besides bocustomers to go to othor towns all wants "cheap goods.” Thoy hnvo mndo Perkins A Britt, Sanford, Fla. ing n nent piece of work, it enrrios around Sanford nnd have novor reach­ n record for good, clean, square deal­ Bear Sirs:—Your lottor at hnnd with it great educational vnluo to tho ed out a hnnd to Htoer them this wny. ings with tho public and to mnko such nnd glnd that aomo worthy customer child. Each folder has n neat pic­ They believe that a system, some­ possible only tnerchandiso of merit got tho car you gave nwny. I think ture, such ns tho kind thnt tho Osthing on the order of tho following could hnvo been handled. Thoy carry your store nnd your goods nro flno, borno Calender Co., put out, the cal­ nationally advertised lines of every­ No, this is not tho plcturo of Perkins A Britt’s flout in thiw past ArmlH- should hu carried out: and first class. • As to prices, I endar for tho month In which it is re­ thing for tho mnn. They carry lines found more reasonable than other ceived ,nnd tho insldo contnins twi­ tlco day parade. They planned this spneo for thnt picture but their float dec­ First: There should be at least thnt hnvo stood tho tost nnd uro known orations wero lost in transit, showed up tho morning of tho parade. This plc­ one duy of each month set nsldo by plncoa in Floridn, and tho prices are light tnlcs. tho merchants nnd lot theso days bo to tho public. Thoir merchandise is turo Hhows whnt their float looks like in tho last year pnrnde. n lot more reasonable In tho South known an bargain or mnrkot days. All Just ns clnssy ns will bo found in nny Theso littlo stories are mado by a on clothing than thoy nro here In the tho merchants should got togothor of tho lending shops in eithor the man who has mado a name for hlmNorth. nnd have it thoroughly understood small town or tho largest city. scif as a writer of children stories, Wo ara having flno sunshine thnt not ono cont of profit should bo Thoir prices and their margin of and they arc without doubt one of tho wenthor here and hope you are bless­ mnde on these days, and use a stiff profit helped too. Tho very biggeat nicest Berles over seen In Sanford. ed with tho samo. advertising program to acquaint nil retail stores in tho country soil bet­ Thoso littlo folders contain such Respectfully yours, tho people of the surrounding towns tor morchnn^llse for less nnd yet thoy storios as The Song of tho Owl, Tho . (Signed) A. L. WILCOX. of this fact. This campaign should mnko moro monoy. They do it on vol* Lesson Miko Monko Learned by not havo ns its motive engaging in umo. Not so much profit from one, Heart, Tho Pup Who Hod No Com­ competition with tho morchants of the 'but a little from thorn all. Perkins A / Philadelphia, Pa., 5-5-21. mon Sense, and others just os Inter­ Perkins A Britt, Sanford, Fin. smaller towns, but should educate tho Britt have in this case patterned off placed in a capsule nnd thoso capsules A Christmas Bunking Club is a suc­ Gentlemen:—I received your letter esting. people thnt if thoy cannot securo what thaso big morchants and tho way they! kept In n box. A disinterested porson Oro of these littlo stories will come cessful featuro of n Bank, then why of the 23, regarding tho lucky num­ thoy want from tho merchant In thoir [havo conducted this particular end of drnws ono of these cnpBulcs each Sat­ ber of tho Ford car and while I out the first of cnch month, nnd on shouldn't a Clothing Club bo Just ns urday night and tho porson whose locnlity, to como to Sanford for It, not thoir business has mode for them a naturally wanted to win it, at tho account of tho limitod supply, will bo successful to a clothing storo? With numbor is drawn is glvon absolutely to Jacksonville or Tumpn or some oth- nnmo fnr and near, nnmo tlmo wish to congratulate the mallod only to such children who show this thought In mind, Perkins A Britt, free his choice of nny $50.00 suit in or cities oven closer. Sanford is the J And advertising. Whnt store hi nftor weeks of careful study, at last nn Intorost In them. winnor. It will bo well for you to call at figured out a plan that would pay tho tho house. Should tho winnor not homo morchnnt to theso peoplo whon Sanford is as big ndvortlsers ns thin I also tako this method of express­ store big, nnd at Iho samo tlmo provo want a $50.00 suit ho can soloct one thoir morchnnt can't supply them, and "different storo?" First thoy believe ing my approval of your up to dato Perkins A Britt nnd havo your child’s of untold vnluo to tho customor. And of less vnluo and got the difference in (Continu'd on P ig ' Klfht) <1 (Continu'd on l’«(* N v ') (C ontinu'd on P ig a nigh I) (Continued on P i s e Eight) nny othor articles ho may wish, such nt tho samo time this club has been worked out in such u wny that It dif­ as shoes, hats, caps, otc. And the fers from most Clubs of this nnturo, monoy this winner has to his credit nt ns it is not a gambling proposition, the time ho guts this suit is not im­ bucauso every member rocolvcs ovory paired in nny wny ob ho can trade out the full amount in nddltion to gottlng cent he paid in. A porson becoming a member of tho suit. A member, in order to parttcipnto in this popular club of thoirB does so for tho samo reason that a porson would tho drawing must koop his paymonts join tho Christmas Banking Club. IIo up-to-date. Mombors in nrronrs will pays in his dollar a weok and leaves it not rccolvo tho suit should his numbor thoro only ns long as ho wlshos to. Ho hu drawn. In arrears moans, at least leaves it thoro until ho is ready for two weeks bohind. some nrticlo or articles in their lino nt This club runs indefinitely nnd a which time ho goes to them nnd thoy person can join when ho wishes nnd Immediately refund what ho has in, o r 1remain a membor until ho is ready to any part of it, jn merchandise. Iquit. ThlB club is no gambling propoTo offer some sort of an inducement B|t|on because n member hns absolutefor n nmn to become a mombor thoy |y no chance to lose, glvo away absolutely fi;eo a suit of At u,0 tjmo „ fK0|nff to press thoro clothes valued at $50- each Saturday hnB booR neHr]y |a (ooo worth of suits night, ns a premium. This suit costs ^jvon nway absolutely froo* ?ince tho neithor tho winnor or any of tho mom first weok of this yoar. This club has bora ono. cont. Tho rules nnd regula­ proven very popular for tho main roations of this club aro as follows: son it has given theso members an First a person must signify his In­ opportunity to make purchasos that in tentions by making a payment of one some cases run as high as $50 with­ dollar as his first week’s duos. He is out tho outlay of over ono dollar a During the preparations for the Armistice Day celebration in Sanfovtf The above picture Is that of one of Kenneth Murrell’s pieces of window given credit for this dollar and he can weok. trade it out, as well as the dollars paid If you aro not a member of this the Legion boys left their prises on exhibition in the windows of Perkins A. w®” ® trimming art! Kenneth is a past master at the game t during the weeks following, qt any prettiest windows on First Street. He uses the proper lighting t®°’ time he sees fit. Each member is al­ club, investigate it at once, talk it over Britt. The above picture was snapped by our photographer the night before with them, see just what it is and Just glance a t Perkins nnd Britt’s show windows next time you are down Armistice day. , lotted a number and his number is (Osatinawl on I’t ( ' « ? • ) town at night. SOME THINGS THEY STAND FOR SOMETHING FOR THE KIDDIES NEARLY $3,000 IN SUITS GIVEN AWAY THIS YEAR THROUGH CLOTHING CLUB �There is a difference in style. You see it as soon as you try on a Society•/ »Brand Suit or 'fVwJn Overcoat You know it after« you have worn it a while. » • If- i , i » git .4 • f - ' , Their good style is “built in” by hand-tailoring of the finest all wool fabrics. ta From the College of Agrl* M BiU Buckley, of the Mining House, •pent a couple of days last week ih 1*1 culture, University of Fla. *1 * Ml Tampa and St. Petersburg, but thinks this the only pplace on the map. Mr. and Mrs. John Reeves and ba­ by, of Orlando, spent Sunday here, the guests of Mrs. Reeves' mother, Mrs. A. E. SJoblom. Mrs. Conrad Ellis arrived Monday from New York to Joln Jier husband In their new home here. * Mr. and Mrs. Sweeney, from Sails* bury, Mass., and Mr. John Grady, of Onaformildnt«yiIU2IMA Boston, Mass., have arrived and will One far nuIlowMff. BURLEY build on Fourth street.at once. Mr. and Mrs. Goodheart SJoblom One for aroma.TURKISH left Wednesday to spend Thanksgiv­ ing at Auburndale with relatives. aged and Mental ills, 800 to 400 pounds of fsrtlllssr .Stanley Qulgg, of Orlando, spent to the acre should be applied. It li a Sunday here with his parents. Dr. Geo. R. Fellows, of Seabrook. mlstako to attempt to grow rape on thin soil without any fertiliser. E. N. H., is building a cottage on the W. Jenkins, district agent for the A*. lake front for his daughter, Mrs.. ricultural Extension Division of f \ . • Cbi s. McMahon, of Seabrook, N H. da, sars that this fertiliser should be She la expected to arrive on the 80th. Mrs. Elisabetit Hersey and r— **th in its nitrogsn content. Some­ times u top dressing of nitrate of Fred Hereey, and grandson, Clifford, sods is always beneficial. It may came by auto from Salisbury Maas., be planted in rows or «>wn broadcast. also Mr. Horaco Sweet end Mrs. When planted In rows it requires about Alice Norwood, and daughter, and baby, are expected to arrive in It threo pounds of seed to the acre, and they are building two cottages .on few aays from Boston, Maaa., to make an extended visit here and othtor when sown broadcast about twice this Wilber avenue. parts of Florida. amount. Mrs. Harriet Philips and daughter, Mr. Starr left last Tuesday for Experiments have shown that hogs and grandson, will arrive Saturday Miami. When ho returns he contemp­ grasod on rape and given a half from Salisbury, Maas. Mr*. Philips lates buying a big tract of land for ration of grain made gains of 452 owns eight lots here, and will build a Swecdish colonisation. pounds from each aero of rape. Per­ two or;more cottages. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Barlow and sons deairing further information should call upon their county agent, or two children, of Orlando, spent the write to the College of Agriculture, week-end here the guests of Mrs. Gaineaville, Fla. Ask for copies of Barlow** parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Qulgg. . Farmers' Bulletin 164. A. D. Parish spent Thanksgiving In Kissimmee with his family. RETRENCHMENT MAY MEAN POOR BUSINESS Mr. Lloyd, an engineer on the A. Wo say times are hard. They may C. L., spent tho week-end here with DEAD SILENCE GREETED READ be, but that Is no reason for our prac­ his family. ING OF THE INDICT­ ticing poor business. Many of us cry Mr. Fred Horsey afllf son, Clifford, MENT "Rotronchl” Retrenchment is a fine and Mr. Horace Swoet, have Just com­ thing, providing t Is in tho direction pleted a now water tank that will ( D / T h e A sso c ia te * P r e s s ) of practical and commonsenso econo­ furnish wator fo- tho village. It was ORLANDO, Nov. 24.—The Jury to> my; but It is a poor thing whon it n nice piece «f work. Mr. John Plko, try Lena Clarko and Baxter Patterson limits tho usefulness of ossontial of­ of Salisbury, Mnns., put th» finishing charged with tho murder of Fred MUficials nnd institutions. touch by raising an American flag timoro was completed here today af» Occasionally counties discontinue over It. tor two and a half days spent in the tho work of their county and home seloctlon. There was dead silence a* Mr. H. D. Durant has Just sold on demonstration agents by failing to tho state attorney, Joseph Jones read make appropriations for their main­ aero of land to Mr. C. H. Ellis for the indictment gardening purposes. tenance. This is poor business. Rec­ There have been several hundred ords show that in counties whore these Tho now 1022 license tax for your agents are employod more farmers, lots sold hero In tho last few months. auto will bo I'ovied by the weight of proportionately, pay their taxes Mr. and Mrs. Frank Evans and the car. Oh, you Fords. promptly. Tho Fort Worth (Texas) Star-Telegram, editorially discussing the aban- £■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■» donment of county agent work, lP fo rl5 < /fa . ?• * ' *1’*•!' ; ‘:*■ • i-Vt''V + V. ,11 ‘ \ IYLE HEADQUARTERS Sort ftp B rand dlothra Not Made by Department Biit Suggested to Ex pediate Matters Postmaster General Hays has sent out the following suggestions to posti masters and the public regarding {{ Christmas maili J “Very soon it will be time to put our several houses in order and got thoroughly organised for tho Christ■ mas rush. I shall walcome informstlon concerning any original or unV ique methods that have worked out ^'practical ly in the expodltloua and ■*economical handling of Christmas • mall in tho different offices of tho country. These we would liko to pub­ lish for the benefit of other poatmas- “Pleaso urgo the public to desist from using mail else cards and enve­ lopes which are common at the Christ­ mas period. We hope that the etationors will not stock up on theso email sizes. An untold amount of time is uaod In cancoling such mail by hand, us It will not. ass through tho canceling machines which are built to cancel tho proper sizes of en­ velopes at the maximum rate of 50,­ 000 an hour, Tho hand stamping not only causes delay to the small also card and onvelopo but also delays tho othar mall which follows, “In this connection wo appeal to tho women especially to avoid stylish forms of handwriting, Debutanto stu ff as ono postal workor calls It, and use instead a plain If, not eo pret­ ty handwriting. “Postmasters will be granted per­ mission to offer to the public facili­ ties for wrapping and tying packages previous to the Christmas rush. It Iss uggested that a concession be given to someone who will take space in the lobby and give courteous am prope attention to the needs of the public, charging a reasonable amount for hia sorvlces and materials used. This activity must be carefully super­ vised to roe that the public Is thor­ oughly pleased arid satisfied with the service, nnd should bo discontinued following the ruah." copt himself, spent Sunday with relatives at Windermere. Emil Msgnueon was their guest the previous Sunday also, with other friends. Little Audrey May Niece has been nlllng.ifor two or three weeks, first with her oyee, and now with bowel trouble, Doctor Tolar attending her. Messrs. Frank and Soth Woodruff, ond A. F. Weatordick, are spending a part of this week deer hunting at Cow Creek. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Erieson, on Nov, 18, 1021, a fine baby boy with mother ond babe doing finely “A rather novel Idea waa put Into undor the care of Mrs. August Swan­ practice in one of our offlcoa last son and Dr. Denton. ’ Christmas which I think might work Mrs. Geo. Benton and drughter, out successfully In other cities of the Miss Alice, of Rochester, N. Y., woro country to tho end that a more expe­ guests on Tuesday of Mrs. Barnoy ditious and economical clean-up of Beck, her mother, Mrs. Westerdlck the vast volume of holiday mall might helping to entertain them also. They be effected. camo up from Winter Perk In their IS “This prsctico waa put into opera­ now coupe car recently purchased in ’ tlon four days before Christmas and Orlando, having taken rooms at Win‘ continued until the day after Christ­ tr Park until their oranges are dis­ mas. Reports Indicated that it pro­ posed of at Maitland and Tavares. vided the cleanest, fastest and cheapQuito a number of homes In this i sat delivery on record at that particu­ section wero represented In Sanford lar office. It ia particularly advanon Sunday In observance of tho go. tageoua in tho colder regions owing to Sunday school movement. J to the fact that vehicles are obtained There la to be a prayer servicer '*t by snow and delivery men are slowed 7:80 on Wednesday evening erf this up on account of the cold. By this week at the church which will be led ujratam the deliverymen work out of by Rev. J. S. Clark, Jn which he will the school bouses on short trips, re­ let ua know whon he/Can como for . turning frequently for new loads. The world news the day It happens, preaching. / * Mr. and Mrs. W4st and son, Mr. nnd Mrs. Cramor'and Mrs. Wester­ dlck, were among those attending service in town Saturday and after­ wards coming out for a baptism at Cprstar Lake, where they all took their dinner and spent tho day, Mrs. Smith, a sister of Mrs. Vincent, being baptised. W lw (oye-opening prices, selectod R a n d o m from Charley Cramer came noar losing ErSL. \ ,•* Wo <^\n save you money^pn* everything In our the sight of one of his eyes last woek. Hla baby had a case of sore eyes and ivite you to call pnd let Us prove this assertion: he thought that was the matter with his from Tussday till Friday when Farmers to Consider Dr. Puleston removed a rusty splinter Naval Limit Plans; of metal which was embedded In the Men's Sox, p a i r ........ ...........09c Big Three Together eye bajl in the Iris, and he la getting better now. Ladies' Hose, p a ir ................ 09c MJr. and Mrs. Seymour Pricthard, ATLANTA, Nov. 22.—At the third Yard-wide Percale,........... ...19c of Norwood, N. Y., and daughter, annual convention of tho American Mis* Hazel, have arrived for a visit Farm Bureau hero today six national Yard-w|ide Tan, Old Rose, at the home of hie slater, Mre. Min­ co-operative marketing committees Green and Gray Shan­ nie Westerdlck and niece, Mre. Bar- brought before the farmers of Ameri­ well Beck, coming down from Bos­ ca their firat reports on the growing tung] Suiting,, very de­ ton to Savannah by boat and tho rest co-operative movement. These com­ sirable for Jumper dressof the way by train. This is Mr. mittees represent the wool, grain, live Pritchard's first visit to our fair stock, fruit, dairy and vegetable grow­ state, but Mrs. Pritchard waa hare, ing Industries. Thera committees ap­ ■pending the winter about a dosen pointed within the last year by Presi­ years ago. dent J. R. Howard of tho American Hero’s wishing oil a very happy Farm Bureau Federation, are forming Thanksgiving. national selling agencies through which individual farmer pool thair pro­ A Good Place to Trade ducts. Forty-six states will have ■ ta ta representation. m r iM u n f a t ln n ■tats THE SEMINOLE MARKET will Treat You Right on GROCERIES and FRESH MEATS A FEW SPECIALS Gold Bar Dill Pickles, 3-lb. can.... 30c Hawaiian Pineapple, 2-lb. c a n .... ZZ'IZMc Rosedale Apricots, 3-lb. c a n ...................... 30c Sliced Raw Ham, Kingan’s, lb...... ........... 50c Pillsbury Flour, 24-lbs.................... . 81 50 Velvet Self-Rising Flour, 24-ibs. ........ 1*40 Best Western Steak, lb................... 3qc Best Florida Steak, lb...............................‘' ^5c ---------------- COME AND SEE---------------- Seminole Market _ W. T, CLICKER, Proprietor 324 Sanford Avenue Sanford, Fla S a n f o r d C y c le C o m p a n y BICYCLES and SUPPLIES Juveniles for Boys' and Girls' VELOCIPEDES, IRISH MAILS, AUTOMO BILES, WAGONS, KIDDIE KARS and PEDI CARS For the Little Folks Everything on Wheels 117 PARK A V EN U E ­ 'SANFORD, FLA: SANFORD MARBLE & GRANITE WORKS JOHN GOVE, Proprietor « CEMETERY WORK A SPECIALTY �THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1921 PAGE TWO f m m -«= rm vamatasaamUESumfr THE WHYS AND WHEREFORES ' FOR SALES *> time and in tho proper manner. And It Is shirts that most men are extra he is on all-around "handy man" particular about. Savers! lines of and some day hopes to be in charge shirts are handled by Perkins A Britt of some of the Important depart­ Ask for the but the leading line, the line they fea­ ments. . ture la the Metric line. Metric ranks ’.V; with the beat, and all we suggest la, GIFT SECRETARY AT aak the man that wears Metric shirts. Celebrated PERKINS A BRITT. They are manufactured by the Metric To others than close students of Mon who know, mon who have been Shirt Co., a t Patterson, N. J. W ants something: w . "soles" the reason for offering of mer­ at the game for a long time, will tell Did you ever hear of a gift secre­ 2>V The Notaseme hoslory for ladles as V besides style when I <4 well as tho men is the hosiery line you that one of the moat important tary 7 Well, there is such a thing, chandise at rices below the ordinary Vv.« featured at this store. They ore man­ reasons for the rapid growth of Per­ and he will bo at Perkins A Britt’s market is often misunderstood and of­ he buys a collar. He KM ufactured by the Notaseme Hosiery kins A Britt’s storo is the way in from now on until after tho holidays. ten disbelieved. Many times you bear wants the kind th at lit I Co,, of Philadelphia, and they make which they divide their business into A gift secretary, Is one that finds out V good any pair that does not give the departments and make some one man things for you; things you want to it expressed that a solo is the "mark­ stands the rigid test wearer absoluto satisfaction. The responsible for his department. By know, but don’t want tho other fellow ing up" and then the "marking down" | iTffcV*. doing this each man knows his job and Notasomo hose has been handled by to know It. It's too much a secret of articlos to fool the public. Such of the roughest laun­ this store dating back to tho time secs that it is attended too, and with to explain it hero, but the good ladles efforts are of no benefit to the mer- ( when Mr. Perkins was In business that they all work together, thereby of Sanford should ask them about It; chant and one who practices such i dry. He gets both in • alono, and thoro has been none found giving the buying public n store that list their namo with them, and get methods does not remain long in busi­ —AND— yet that can take its place. Arrow­ thoy will appreciate. this free servico he plans for you. ness. Ho soon loses the confidence of head hosiery for boys is also a big The Display Manager Chances aro, you will hear from him tho buying public. sollcr with them. Mr. Kenneth Murrell has charge of by mail in a few days, but If you don't, Tho secret of all success, whethor , Tho Crossott Shoo for men has not this particular department. Mr. Mur- call and ask about him. it bo on tho farm, in tho factory or in been handled in Sanford since tho roll, a first lleutonant in the lato tho hiorcantilo fiold, is quantity pro­ days of Felix Frank used to fit your world war and with Perkins A Britt duction on tho farm and in the factory S feet. And Felix used to handlo only Binco his discharge from the army, has and quantity of output in tho morcan- 9 Union Made tho good kind. This in itself is achieved a name for himself as a dis­ tllo field. The merchant who enn turn onough recommendation for the shoo, play man, card and sign writer, and K ovor three times the volumo of the W but for tho benefit of those that havo window trimmer. Tho nicest pair of other fellow on tho same overhead THE UNITED TEXTILE !>£21 hnpeponed along since Felix's days in windows to be found on First street STORES COMPANY. Tho salesmen at Porkins A Britt’s will be roturned the winner. There­ tho clothing business, you will under­ ara the two windows that he has fore ovory dollar’s worth of business stand whnt is moant when wo tell chargo of. Ho kcops them new and nvo now showing thoir new lines for gained through advertising that would We believe that it was a kncTrr. M anufactured by v•*••7/ you thnt/Porklns A Britt havo a hard up-to-dnto, and in a pleasing way that this 1021 fall season nnd would llko not como to tho merchant through the fri . fact that this store was In the charge timo keeping enough Crossetts in comes oosy to him, ho at all tlmos dis­ to have you call nt an early ’ dnto. ordinary channels of business increas­ t* r stock to satisfy tho demand for them. plays tho wares of this storo to such Cnreful study of stylo tendencies and es his ournings at tho ond of the of Perkins A Britt. And wo know Try a Crossott next tlmo, you’ll like an ndvnntago thnt it makes tho public year. That is tho reason ho can af­ that while thoy woro cpcratlng this them, ns "thoy mnko life’s walk want to stop nnd ndmiro. Ho com­ a trip to tho primury clothing mar­ ford to advortiso and thnt la tho rea­ business, they saved many a dollar easy. poses and writes hlr own show cards, kets in order to take advantage of tho son ho enn afford to-put on special ALABAMA Tho regular linos of underwear that both for the inside nnd tho windows. most fnvornblo buying opportunities, sales and boII his morchandiso for loss for tho ladies of Sanford. Thoro hnve MOBILE are usually found in nil good stores These enrds of his havo attracted a has enabled their buyors to nssoniblo thnn tho ordinary mbrkot prlco. It been over so many asked us where nro on sale hero nnd tho Duofold is lot of attention. And his display work new lines for tho coming sonson, which makes tho transaction profitable to this store has gono since thoy closed especially desirable. Thcso gnrinonts on tho insldo is bandied In tho Bnmo will'commnnd tho intorust nnd admira­ tho customer as woll as tho merchant. up nnd quit business, and tor their nro nindo of wool on tho outsido for manner as bis good work on tho win­ tion of tho host posted buyors. Close buyers nro very koon to kcop benefit, wo wish to state thnt all the warmth nnd cotton on tho insldo for dow trims. In addition to this nrtistic Thoir fail lines fully sustain tho close tab on thoso who follow this merchandise that was left .over, is comfort. Rockin-Chnir is tho lending work of his, ho is ono of Sanford's reputation their progressive policies plun nnd they nro tho ones who pick now at the store of Parkins A Britt, most populnr clerks. Ho has a way of havo established for superiority in elf tho roal bargains. Heller in tho summer timo. and you can got what you want from They hnndlo tho Gront Western and grouting the public thnt makes him- vnlucs nnd styles and general oxcelFinanco problems affect tho mor- this stock nt your own prlco. Grinncll work gloves, Sweet-Orr over­ self well liked by all thnt como in lenco of thoir offerings. chants just as thoy do tho farmer. And Thoro is n nice line of white goods, alls and work trousers, I.cos Union- contact with him. In othor words, Thoir fall orders on Clothing, Hats, just as the farmer is ofton compelled glnghnnis, silks, towols, etc., left, and alls and the celebrated Pnnnmau lino Kenneth is nn nll-nround good mnn Shoes, Hosiery nnd Shirts and other to sell his products bolow tho normal if you need anything In this lino, at of work clothes. rtnd a valuable asset to tho business of lines wero placed on tho lowest levels market prices to obtain funds, tho re­ nbout hnlf tho market prlco call and Thnt’s nn old question but not too Their tailoring lines are Ed. V. Perkins A Britt. tho market touched; they Imvo priced tailer is often compelled to offor his have thorn show you. You will be old to go oyer onto again. Even tho Price, International and Wabash lines. Book-keeping-Accounting Department them on tho same low basis, giving merchandise at such prices as will surprised nt the many real bnrgainn. ffl man who pnya so little nttontion to These are known to most of tho San­ This particular department is under their customers tho bonofit of thoir bring bim funds, regardless of prof­ ford people and need no Introduction. tho supervision of Mr. Britt, but tho 1favorable purchases, although market its. his noods and lots tho other fullow DAYS WHEN EVERYTHING \ Wo know of no ono storo in Snnford toll him whnt ho should wear ho The Pennsylvania Knit Sweater nnd chief bookkeeper has boon Bertram quotations have advanced sonio since IS GROWING SO FINELY. the Milhury bathing suits are also •Shepherd. Mr. Shepherd has been their orders wero pluced. that has attempted nnd put ovor such knows tho difference between a good lenders nnd with all the above they ,ra Tho beautiful ncckwonr lino thoy a sories of successful sales ns thoBe granted a leave of absence to go to line nnd an inferior. carry tho very host in Bath Robes, college ana he is now nt school at nro showing for tho holidays nro es­ pulled off by Perkins & Britt nt tho The rich hoII tho right seed, plenty In the first plnro no nloru should KV. House Slippers, Collnr Bags, Mon's of fertilizer, nnd tho kind holpful pecially comprehensive—all neckwear ‘••V. Spartanburg, S. C. lie writos thnt ho timo tho market began to break last hopo to succeed without buying from Jewelry, Night Shirts nnd Pnjnmns hands, brings splondld growth. that will bo In demand this Christmns expects to romnln nn omployoo of Per­ fnll. No sales woro talked about so tho manufneturor who ndvortlHes nat­ nnd many other good things for tho But something clso is growing, too. being well represented. kins & Britt nnd ho is Just awny long much and so far away from homo as ionally. Tho man who advertises is men too numerous to mention. these days. Thoy will apprecinto your rosorving enough to muko himself ovon moro these. And to those people who nover tho man who has something ho is not If you will mnko your noxt selection valuable to the firm. Not tho least of all great neces­ your ordors until you havo inspected havo undorstod bow a storo could sell ashamed of. Just tho snnio reason ns from any of tho above lines you will saries— their different lines, feeling confident their morchandiso nt such ridiculously the local merchant has for advertising. Advertising Department Tho Expanding Dollnrl Tho merchant who doesn't advertiso havo footings of satisfaction, ono that This department is hnndlod exclu­ thnt you will bo enthusiastic ns thoy low prices nnd tffct by ns thoy did, wo This year, dollars aro giants, com­ ns a rulo must bo asbnmcd of his mor- you nro sure of your money back if sively by Mr. Britt in connoction with aro nbout thoso fnll goods nnd thnt offer the above explanation. not satisfied nnd tho othor, you will you will find It to your lntorost to pared with thoso of last year, nnd Thoy nro bollovors of quick action. chahdlse. If ho has something good the bookkeeping and accounting de­ never havo to ask for your monoy seo thelr’s first. tho years boforo. So much blggor is They purchase their goods, put them he will toll tho world about it. That's partment. llo tukes care of this de­ back. They also take this occasion to ex­ buying power, thnt ono can scarcely* on the shelves and intond that thoy why Parkins A Britt are tho biggest partment nnd finds timo between times press their appreciation of your val­ believe it until tho nctunl proof is. shnll como off in n reasonable length advertisers, they bollovo in whnt thoy to look after the Clothing Club De­ READ HELP TO RETAILERS. ued ntronngo and tust to bo favored of timo or they will slap a prido to it seen. have. partment. with your fnll business, which will re- thnt is bound to movo it. And thoy But you hnvo to go to the right But ovory advertised lino is not Clothing Club Department. "Tho store mnnngor or buyer who make in tho long run. plnco, tho storo who Is working for good. Great enru should bo used in Mr. Andrew Loes is the ufficinl col­ colvo their vory best attention. you nnd not nil for self, If you will muking selection. That is why tho never reads his trade papers has a lector of this department and it is ho Every tub stnnds on it's own bot­ Perkins A Brilt hnve it right. I’nt- seo tho true comparison. buyor for u firm has such a respon­ mighty slim chance of mnking a suc­ that is responsible for tho gathering sible position. Go to Perkins A Britt nnd measure' cess of his job,” says Louis Truxler, in of the dollars that keeps the many tom. Thnt’H why wo nover worry ronlze your home merehnnt first. Lot’n take each item one nt a time f president of tho Traxler Company, clothing club members in good stand­ about competition. Wo have no com­ Give him the first opportunity nnd tho bigness of th « dollars this season. and seo just whnt Perkins & Britt —■ ing and eligible to participate in the petition, even though there are mer­ then if he hasn’t it, como to central j have for tholr customers. First the Dayton, Ohio, one of the largest retail drawing for the free suit each Satur­ chants in our own line in Hanford Florida’s logical trading point,— "Tho Storo thnt is Difforont” will. clothing. They enter to tho young establishments in this country. [ Snnford. ’ snvo you money on your purchases. day night. Tho collection of these who have.—P. A B. ntnn and for tho young man thoy of­ “It is only by making intelligent dollars is quite a job und takes a real fer Campus Togs. Cnmpus Togs nru use of the information in his trade collector to kcot it up-to-dnto. Mr. 1 manufactured by Cbns. Kaufinann A ■ Lees is known about town ns ono of pnpers that a man can hope to gain a. Brothers at Chicago, nnd wo leave it .. , , , , . . . . Sanford's best collectors and It goes a practical kowlcdgo of what is gowithoUt 8nyinB thnt ho is essential to to any of tho men who tiro in a posi­ tion to know and they will tell you lag on. Tho man who doesn’t want this Clothing Club. Mr. Lees also thnt thin Is one of the very best lines to listen nnd learn, who knows every­ collects tho rcgulnr store accounts be­ on the market today. And one of tho thing in his own mind and imagina­ tween times. most pleasing parts of their methods, tion, doesn’t buy right, doesn't mer­ Cleaning-Pressing Department ICrx->■ is their price. They don't ask twico chandise right, is bended for oblivion. This department is ono of vital im­ ] »5il the profit they should as, wo are sorry "The man with a vision, the one portance to a clothing store nnd Mr. to. say, others do. To the conservative with ambition, is well posted, knows C. F. Chapman has full charge of this. &A' man wo recommend the famous Mich­ what is going on at home by keeping Elsewhere in this paper you will rend ael Sterns lino. And for tho buyer of an eyo on his competitor’-* opera- of the fine record ho 1ms made with summer clothing, try whero you will tions, and knows what the most suc­ this particular department. Ho 1ms and you can't boat the I. and S. Bing cessful merchants in all parts of tho in fact, built up a business in this par­ line. With tliesu lines of clothing country are doing by reading trade ticular department, thnt should cuuso they nro bound to please. pnpers. Ho is the man who is beat­ every mnn to sou that bis clothes aro fC^/ • Now lel’n take tin* trimming from bQf; ing last year's records, and will not sent to him. He knows how to tako ilond to foot. s What better huts do allow any excuse to stand in the enro of them ns they should be taken r> you know of, or have ever heard of euro of. Ho has threo mon working way." •w. *; , thnn the following: Stetson, Schoblo, under him thnf have all boon tried and If trade papers aro hcdpful to the Borg and Old Dominion not to say found to bo ns good ns any in their v /•■ anything about the famous Rothschild larger merchants, and Mr. Traxler lino. Ho lias an A No. 1 tailor, tho says they are, they are no less help­ Ban? line 7 These lines cover the best sold ful to merchants in smaller towns, best of pressots and n delivery boy y in the country today. And all those away from the big centers of trade. thnt is prompt and on the job. housos believe in fair prices, together Sales Department Perkins A Britt subscribe to all the with Burkina A Britt’s way of figur­ Perhaps tbo two most ossentinl de­ Main Offices and Factory of Journals pertaining to their trade. ing profits, puts a hat on your head 1 partments of any store Is tlmt of tbu They keep up with tho market; they a t tho price ovon tho most conserva­ obtain all the advantages of conserv­ buying department anil selling ond. tive can’t kick at. Mr. Perkins lias full churgo of both Thoy handle caps mndo by the Feld- ative buying. By following tho mark­ these departments and it keeps him on ets, they are in position to pass along stein people. And they never havo to i| the jump nnd on tho Job nt all times. Manufacturers of Men’s Fine Fur-Felt Hats see a salesman from this bouse. Thoy to you the fruits of their knowledge. Ho lias full chargo of the floor, he When trading with them you are Just toll them thoy need caps, and buys all the merchandise. Ho is woll Philadelphia, Pa. when you learn that they never have trading at a Fifth nvenue store in qualified to fill this position on ac­ New York. any left ovor from any shipment you count of his many years experience in must know they aro tho kind that are the clothing business and it Is ho that Our showing of tho new Fall Styles of Schoblo Hats has a prominent place in our display of A CHRISTMAS SUGGESTION. • In demand. is mainly responsible for tho eloss of Earl and Wilson, of Troy, New “THINGS FOR MEN” You would bo surprised to know merclmmliso that goes out to tho pub­ York, furnishes the collars. Tho E. lic over tho counters of this storo. A W. collar before tho war sold for bow many men will appreciate n Anil the entire force constitutes the fifteen cents apiece straight while tho Hicock belt, with the initial bucklo, selling force. Thoy uro all salesmen Only those who havo worn Schoblo H ats can fully appreciate the dependable quality, but all rest wero selling two for a quarter. all done up nicely in u Christmas that know how to trent tho trade as admire the rich colorings nnd snappy linos of the new models. Now they sell like nil tho rest, but box. A nice lino of these will be they should bo treuted. With a forco tho same quality Is thoro. And thoir found nt Perkins A Britt, nnd you like this they aro hard to bent. Thoy lino of soft callurn are on tho same ennnot go wrong In asking for a conscntrate all their efforts in the plane oh thoir starch collars. Most Hickok, as ttyey nro tbo most in do* proper directions making a combina­ LET US FIT YOU WITH A “SCHOBLE” all tho boys around town wear E. & niund tho country ovor, now. They tion that will somo day put this storo W. collars, ask any of them. conic In different styles, nnd tho ih a class second to nono in tho state. Men’s neckties aro manufactured by straps arc of many different kinds. And after nil tho above bad had many good housos, but tho Chqnoy Don’t wait until the day before their chnnco then "Bnbo" gets his. ties load thorn all. Altman Nockwear ChrUtmas, thoy may bo all gone. "Babo" Schuul la known at this storo Co., also furnishes this store with a as "Superintendent of Transporta­ good share o f the many ties sold ovor "Tho Store that is Different" will tion." Ho sees that the packages are delivered to the customer’s home on save you money on your purchases. their counters. THE DIFFERENT DEPARTMENTS AND MANAGERS II©I A MAN m OVERALLS ss? H WORK PANTS FALL SEASON ANNOUNCEMENT E. & W. COLLARS SB a* KAHN MFG. CO. i: i? s WHY IT TAKES GOOD UNES TO BUILD BUSINESS m :: m 1 FRANK SCHOBLE & CO. [ i !PERKINS & BRITT “v; ifif « m \ �T H E SANFO RD W EEKLY m id a t . no: qAPPAREL of ^ distinction Alw ays Expressing Exclusive Craftmanship i ' , A nd Greatest Values W e Select the Livest Wires to Represent Us to Distribute Our Clothing--and BRITT T h e Store that is Different in Your City Handle These Nobby Bing Suits in Sai And Are Always Ready to Show Y ou Cincinnati 'ij ?••''' * �V2S M ILBURY ATLANTIC MFG. COMPANY tWe will give three prizes to the first three persons bringing to us the correct number of' times th£ name ‘‘PERKINS & BRITT” ap­ pear in this (second) section. First prize...... Pair of Ladies’ $5.00 Silk Hose Second prize.Choice of any Neck Tie in Store Third prize.......Best pair Silk Socks in Store All you have to do is to take this section of the Herald. Don't count the names in the First Section—but count every time you see the name “PERKINS & BRITT” in the Second Section and then come to us and get your prize. Remember—the first one telling us the cor­ rect number of times it appears will get first prize and so on until the three prizes are — Claim ed---------------------GET BU^Y—COUNT THEM—IT'S NOT MUCH OF A JOB ED. HIGGINS ® GET BUSY > FURNISHED AND COUNT THE FORD THE NAMES Lost fall at tho time Perkina A Britt brought low prices to Sanford they did It with some of tho most rec­ ord breaking sales ever hold in San­ ford. During these sales they kept tho selling interest at n high pitch at ail times and one of their ways for doing this was with tho giving away of valuable premiums. Every article of merchandise pass­ ed out over their counters was of ’the very best that money could buy and when it came to selecting premiums they were sure that that same good quality should also be found In them. Stores that give away premiums as a rule are stores that purchases these articles from some mail order house or some manufacturer that makes their buslneHS| manufacturing prem­ iums. And these premiums as i rule are premiums that look good and wear good for the time being, Perkins A Bri.t did not do this, however, they purchased tho articles of furniture from tho store you aro in tho habit of buying from. They pur­ chased tho very best from the San­ ford Furnlturo Co., of this city, and if you will ask any of tho winners of thoso premhfiys you will find that thoso artilTrs aro as good today as they wero-r at tho time tho purclmso was made. Tho very fact that those articles came from the Sanford Furnlturo Co., is onough to assure you of thoir value, as they have made their business grow with their motto "Money back if not satisfied." The Snnford Furniture Co., has an ad in this issue calling your attontlon to tho Columbia Grafaphono Club, be­ ginning now and lasting through tho holidays. You con secure most any make of these mnchincs at a small payment down and so much a wook. Every ono is oligible to join this club and if you nro tho least bit interested In a music box, see thorn now. Thoy own tho largo store at tho corner of First street and Palmetto avenuo. You will notice elsewhere in this Porklns & Britt will glvo nwny thrco I hhuo an ad calling to your attention ' prizes to the first thrco people who the fact thnt it was Ed. Higgins that call and tell them thu correct numbor furnished Perkins & Britt with tho of times the name “PERKINS & biggest premium thnt thoy gnvo nwny BRITT” appear In the second section since thoy first Htnrted thu practice. of touuy’s paper. All you have to do Ed. Higgins is tho olTiclul Ford dealer li to start at pngo one of section two and he has in stock at nil times parts and count until you have found tho and accessories. Mr, Higgins hns correct numbor and call and got your been the official handler of tho Lizzie prise. for years now and hns sold more cars Understand, however, you will hnva than any othor dealer in town. Wo to be one of tho first throo persons to don’t know whothor thnt has been call with the correct numbor as there Ed.’s fault or becnUBo Henry Ford will bo only throo prizes given away. makes tho best car, but it stands nev­ During thoso days it is hard to To tho first person bringing In tho ertheless that be leads in soiling enrs, judge a fabric by tho cost, it ia hard corroct numbor thoy will give them Hu suggested that you plaeo your to Judgo a suit of clothes by its price. a pair of ladios silk hose, regular val order now for nnythlng you may want Many men, in fact the majority of Uo $6.00. These hose are tho laco In tho Ford line, whether it bo a men will leave it to tho merchant to kind, tho vary best thoy carry in roadster, tobring car, Sodnn, Coupe, toll him which is the best buy. And stock. If the winner of this prizo truck or tractor. It is not nlways easy there are so many merchants thnt will would rather have two chcnper pairs to got either of thoso tho dny you want tell you "this is tho best, boenuso it they will be allowed ^o do that. thorn, so place your order now so that costs tho most.” But uftor all do To the second person bringing in tho be will have it for you wliuu you need they always know this to bo a fact. Perkins & Britt have hnndlod sev­ correct number will bo given their it. eral different lines of clothing sinco choice of tho best necktie in tho house. they first entered into business for •Thoy can select any tie thoy seo fit themselves and have lmd experience and thoy linva tios at this store that in tho high priced kind and thnt of a run ns high ns $11.50 in price on the moro moderate prico. And wo beliovo very lowest market, they know what they say whon thoy Then tho third person with tho cor­ tell you not to pay the big prico for roct number Will receive n pair of silk Since writing tho nrtlclo that ap­ the name. sox for men, their choice of color, reg­ pears ulsowhoro in this issue about They aro tho cxclusivu agents in ular $1.60 kind. I t’s easy. Won’t take you long to thu Clothing Club unothor suit has Snnford for tho celebrated I. and S. over thin suction and count tho boon given nwny ami it went to Mr. Bing line. This lino has no equals times you see tho nnrno of PERKINS C, A. Andorson. Mr. Anderson is tho whatovor in tho south and whon it proprietor of the MqrchnntH Grocery comes to summer clothing. These •ft BRITT. Got busy—count 'em. Co. Ho is n pleased man today and good clothes are made in Cincinnati, Tho Hornld force won’t take their glad that he joined this club. IIo has by manufacturers thnt havo boon at salary in advertising snee. Thoy only boon a member about four weeks the gnmc for many a long year and would If It was good to eat. Send in and now, in addition to getting bis they have learned to plaeo thoir goods tho advertising that is necossnry to suit free ho \yjll bo allowed to trndo on tho market without making you Me that there nro enough chocks to out tho $4.00 bo paid in if ho is rondy pay for their blfe advertising costs, go around to ’urn all every Saturday to close it up. However, Mr. Andor- nnd without making you pay for tho night. They’ll bring it back to you, sun BnyH ho will stay in right nlong name these Buits bear. because thuro’s no tolling, ho might Their summer clothing, however, is thoy TRADE AT HOME. got nnothor frbo suit. not ail thoy mnko, Thoy fcaturo this Every man in Sanford should bo- particular end of tho qlothing indus­ ong to this Popular Ciub, It is not try, hut thoir wooions, for both spring a gambling proposition, it is not liko !and fall nro ns good, if not a littlo hot­ tho old timo suit raffling club, it is| ter than most of thoso on tho mnrkot The Man Can’t Go ! strictly a busnoss proposition, ‘ onu today for tho money. whoro you pay your dollar a week, Mr. Porkins handled this lino while Wrong if He Will trndo it out nny timo you boo fit, and in business by himself an dnftor tho Parkins & Britt glvo away absolutely pnrtnorshlp was formed between him­ Just Say freo a suit ovory Saturday night out self and Mr, Britt thoy continued to of thoir own profits. You can’t lose, hnndlo this lino down to tho prusont join today. timo. They soli thoso clothes for* tho satisfaction thoy give. Thoy know thnt onco a suit of Bing’s Clothes aro MR. T. W. LAWTON put on your back thoy havojnado you When Buying His Winter Thu Superintendent of Public In­ satisfied, nnd they know that should Underwear struction has examined tho littlo twi­ something go wrong with thnt suit, light tales that Porkins & Britt aro thnt is tho fault of tho manufac­ going to glvo uwny to tho children and turer, thoy hnvo I. and S. Bing Co. to ho hna passed on them as being nlco bnck them up and will make good in littlo Btorios thut will bo appreciated. ovory rospect. Thoso clothes aro rocommondod to Thoro la going to bo a big demand for thoso, moro than thoy will bo able to tho mnn who appreciates good clothes For His Needs In the Knee Bupply and by all moans if you want at a moderate preio. They are just a Length Kind your child to havo one each month, bo littlo cheaper nil tho timo than tho Manufactured by auro and onroll thoir naiuo so that It others, but thoir quality is always as will bo plnccd on tho moiling list In good ns tho host. Ask to he v:c.*vn this nlco lino tho time. Don’t onroll moro than ono name to (next timo you noed a suit of clothes. a family. Each cfiild of a family Porkins & Britt aro tho only ones al­ should road (ho suifio ono as the sup­ lowed tho privilogo of soiling them In ply Ib limited. It is ono of tho nicest Sanford. series of Fairy Tales over seen in San­ There was a mail order man wrote ford. out a chock to help tho Sanford Cham­ 1 "The Storo that Is Different” will ber of Commorco. But (h^ alarm clock went off just before ho mailed It. anvo you money on your purchases. ■MB • _ CLOTHING THAT WEARS LONGEST AT LEAST COST It is w*H fat Vi to begin lookin'; for Santa Clnus just as ioqp- an Thanksgiving is post as It is not long between thoao two days. Each year tho ladioj of tho house havo the same old difficulty to overcome, that is, buying something for HIM. It seems that as each yoar gooo on It becomes harder to selott something thnt you know ho will want. You can always get something that ho will apprccinto because most of thorn will appreciate anything ;you give, just because it is you that gives It, hut something that ho really wants is something else. During tho holidays for tho past several years Perkins & Britt have been of a lot of assistance in tHe way of helping solve this problem. And during these holidays they will continue to offer whnt over sorvico possible to help you select gifts for him thnt will please, gifts that are essential as well as gifts that will last. Jn making n purchase for a man, nt Icnst twenty-four out of every iwcnty-fivo/wlll appreciate some ar­ ticle of wearing apparel, especially if it is something thnt ho hua been wanting a long timo but just never got round to buj ing it. For inntanee, a b'ath robe. Evory mnn wnntH a hath robo, but very few over think of n bath robo only when its time they should wear one. It never occurs to them while in a clothing store. A bath robo makes an ' 'cal Christmas gift and one that will InBt years. To the* lady that decides uppon n bath robe as a gift for him, lot us suggest that sho vis­ it Perkins & Britt and inspect tho nice stock of bath robes thoy havo this season. Every one new, nothing enrriod over front last season, nil of them purchased on the vory latest and lowest market Never before hns there been displayed in Snnford a moro neater array of bnth robes, of nl Ikinds, than those nt Perkins & Britt’s now. And they will put aside yours and hold it until you arc ready for it. And bed room slippers, now many men over go down town to buy thorn? How mnny ever think of them while down town? Yot every man 'Manufacturers ofBATHING SUITS - BATHING CAPS SWEATERS-JERSEYS-BATH ROBES OF THE BETTER SORT And it is Only Merchants that Handle the Better Line That Represent Us ASK TO BE SHOWNTHE NEW FALL GOODS will wonr them. At this'samo storo, "tho store thnt is different” you can got nnything in tho slipper lino, felt or ienthor, and you can ho sure thnt theso sllpppers, tho samo as tho bath robes nro nil new stock, nothing car­ ried over front last year. Pajamas, night robes, shirts, eith­ er silk, madris, percale, or cotton, neckwear in Christmas boxes, socks, silk or lisle In Christmoa boxes, men's jewelry and umbrellas all make ideni Christmas gifts, gifts thnt ho is bound to appreciate. Wo know of men thnt wait for Christmas to hav^ their wardrobe stocked with these things and you can’t go wrong in presenting him with any of those, ladies of Snnford hunted the town over for collar boxes but none could he found. This won’t happen this year because Perkins & Britt have a stock of them that will supply tho wants of nil who desire theHe. Thoy hnvo only tho ono kind, tho best. Look them over. Tho above nrtciios mentioned nro only a few of tho mnny Christmas suggestions to bo found a t this store nnd if every indy in Sasford will pay them n visit before doing thei Christmas shopping they will find that their biggest problem has been solved. ENGINEER PARKER AND S.J . BAUMEL GET 2 SUITS EACH Mr. W. S, Parker is ono of tho Chnrtor members of tho Clothing Club nt Porkins & Britt’s and so far ho has boon fortunnto enough to get two suits of clothes given him freo. Mr. S. S, Bnumol, tho llve-wiro In­ dies rcndy-to-wcar merchant of San­ ford hns also been given two. You enn rest assured that should you ask olther ono of these two men about tho Club thoy will tell you that thoy aro doubly well pleased, Thoir advico will he—JOIN TODAY. It sooniB possible now that Presi­ dent Harding will have to let his whiskers grow if ho puts anything over on Hughes. C. A. ANDERSON WINS THE SUIT “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 B yj TOKEN-CHAIR’ Duofold Health Underwear Co. m 1 ... . l .................................... - PERKINS “THE STORE THAT. IS DIFFERENT*' �HOSIERY * . For Men, Women and Children in Lisle, Mer. cerized and Silk, for sale by Perkins & Britt And ALL Leading Stores, of the United States , Manufactured by NOTASEME Hosiery Co., Philadelphia MAKE THEM _PR0VE IT n penny. They have 850 members In the club. This $50.00 suit costs thorn a little less than $40.00. Each week they take in through this club over |350 and tho $40 they give away fig­ ures just a little better than ten per cent not to say anything of tho adver­ tising value to thorn. It gives them an opportunity to show a prospective cus­ tomer how they conduct their business, shows him their business methods that eventually moan a customer for life, as there are very few customers ever start with Perkins & Britt that don’t stay with them. And whllo thoy make a nice thing out of this club, just look what it will mean to you. It is your best bet, join the club now. REAL STORES MAKE THE TOWN some of Sanford people from trading ■! out of town. J We Take Pleasure In Recommending If you aro not ono of their many g customers, It Is now that you should 3 call on them and see what you have | been missing. You neodn't buy every | When you enter a store and are told It takes real stores to, make a real time you call on them, they are al­ by the smiling and obliging clerks town. Sanford is growing and grow­ ways glad to aee you. that they “have just what you want, ing fast and much of tho credit goes mt the right price,” make them prove to tho stores who think of Sanford it. It thoy can’t prove It, move on, Good the entire year—but especially desirable as Christmas and its people juBt as much as thoy visit the next man and so on till HE Gifts think of themselves and their profits. PROVES IT. Don't be satisfied with Profits don’t mean everything. Of M anufactured by just what they tell you, because thoy course profits must bo considered in can tell you anything. ordor to continue to do business, but HICKOK MFG. CO., Rochester, N. Y. That’s why so many people trade not all profit from a few. Divided at Perkins A Britt’s and never move up amongst all, tho profits expected -Foron. They get the proof at their lace. from each one aro small. Stores that Romcmbor tho many good bargains They nre so willing and ready to back work with this in mind dro the stores tlint you used to find nt Tho United u what they say at all times that it that are building Sanford. Textile Stores? Remember how much looks almost as if you are wrong to Wo know of one storo that works cheaper thoy wero in prices thnn m ost1 eve the other fellow. If they can't fix this way. It’s that different store, the stores? Woll this store is no more,* you up in proper shape at their good store known to more pooplo In sur­ due mostly to tho fact that it was n i “ store, It is hard for any ono to do it. rounding towns than any other ono little too much for Perkins & Ilrltt ■ No matter how particular tho man, store of Sanford—Perkins & Britt. rThoy ‘" havo » follow!,,c that number " ’ *“ • to look ,after ho iB made satisfied at their storo. c|o|c|| h„ To,two ll|ostores nnd „p they havo 13 They lose money some times in mak­ If you would liko to make some boy in tho hundreds, because they play ing him satisfied but they would rath- an ideal Christmas gift, ono that is fnir with all, They cater to tho right At tho timo of closing, however, thoro '■ « r hove ten satisfied customers than absolutely now and different from any thinking mnn that wants to see some­ were nunrly $2,000 worth of good sea- I■ sonnblo merchandise loft. Ginghams, 5 ten times that many customers money that ho has ever recoivcd, why not en­ thing for the futuro Sanford, Chicago, U. S. A. White Goods, Linens, Tnble Clothes, J in the cash register who ore not sat­ roll h(B namo in the Clothing Club at Perhaps more people front towns isfied. Perkins & Britt, pay a couple of liko Orlando, fyuHtis, DoLnnd, Leos- Towels, Bed Spreads, Thread, Buttons, * Be sure to make them prove it. Per- wcekB in advance for him anj then burg, Tavares, Oviedo, Longwootl nnd Dlenchlngs, Silks, Shirtings, Crepe do it kins & Britt will PROVE BEYOND lot him keep it up. It will bo hh good many others too numerous to mention Cheno nnd ninny other items. Those'■ A SHADOW OP A DOUBT that thoy ns any throe or four dollnr gift you | know of this live store. They ndver- go nt your prico. Thoy are now nt tho storo of I’orkinB & Britt and if havo Sanford’s leading clothing store enn give him. Use. They spend moro money for ad Use, you will call In nt the store you can for man or boy. Thoy are located on It educates tho young man to save, vertising thnn any other two stores got anything you want in thnt lino at First street IN THE HIGH RENT too. He will snvo his dimes each week in Sanford together. If they did not t at least one-half of tho WHOLESALE DISTRICT, but they DON’T make to pay his club dues nnd then whon ho have the right kind of merchandise Made to Individijal Measure you pay tho rorit. needs anything in tho way of boys and tho right kind of sorvice to back prico today. This Block being limited, better call nt onco. Even If you nre clothing ho can call and got it nt any up this advertising their efforts would not ready to buy now—thoy will snvo Dcltcr Mnde-to-Mensure Clothes for Less Money It is even moro attractive than bo wasted. And you can but their ef­ NEARLY $3,000.00 IN ntime. yours for you. bank book to him becnuBO bank forts aro not wasted because they SUITS GIVEN AWAY books are old, he hns heard of them have what it takes to conduct a rent Keep your money nt home. Spond a all his life but ho hasn't hoard about storo. it with your homo nitrehnnts, they !* (Continued from I’«e« One) tho Clothing ClubB. Mure stores liko their storo will pay for tho building of your town, not ■ then you are sure to become a mem­ And then, too, ho may bo presented mnko Sanford. Patronize this store the matl ordor house. Dollars sent [5 ber. And whila investigating It ask with a $50 suit free that ho can either that is working for YOU. to mail ordor houses novor come back, B any one of tho following men, they present to his dad or ho can got two _______________ 13 havo all won a suit without a penny or threo'suits for hlmsoif. You will i The Herald forco worked nil day ■ cost to them. The winners so fa r aro be surprised to seo how tho boy takes PERKINS AND Thanksgiving sotting up this special t Q Are our Sole Resident Dealers nnd will be Glad to Show You a a follows: to this method of saving as thoro aro BRITT COMMENCE section. They don’t give a rnp nbout * Paul Pozold* farmor. already quite a few boys that bolong WINTER SEASON Thanksgiving dinners, don’t believe ■ the Line E. C. Harper, olectridan for Gillon to this club. they even eat. All they think about is A Fry. Call at their store now nnd start a (I'ontlnui'il from I'nKI- Oil) Sanford and n real newspaper. ai Frank Loosing, Contractor. card for him. Then by tho Unto San­ in in fair treatment, thoy believe W. S. Parker, enginoer, A. C. L,( ta Claus shows up you will have four S. S. Baumei, Merchant. or five dollars paid in for him and a handling merchandise that they are John Pezold, Farmer, good start. He is bound to follow It proud to see on their customer's back B. F. VanMeter, Engineer A. C. L. up nnd continuo tho payments. And and thoy believe in only nsking that A. U. Graham, OBceola Cypress Co., nt tho same timo it will not menn an customer to pay his share of thu prof­ Osceola. outlay of over a dollar a week for you its and then they believe in letting thu P. E. Pitts, Gnrngo. while you keep it up for him between public know alt that they believe. They advertise and they advertise Alfred Berner, employee Kent Vul­ now and Christmas—buying his gift in every known way that thoy figure canizing Works, on the installment plnn, ns it wore. good for their business. And these J. M. Neeley, Insurance Agent. Perkins & Britt will welcome any R, J. King, bookkeeper Southern now boy members and will give them are thu reasons, or at lenHt, a part of Utilities Co. the same fnir treatment that thuy them, that havo put them on the mnp Jim Sto’no, student. give the mnn. Enroll their names to­ In big letters, nnd havo put them on thu map to Htay, Fny Loosing, Transfer business. day. And they have a way of boing the Robert A. Greene, Agent. first to do things. Thoy have tackled A. C. Kendal, mechanic, Ford Ga­ and accomplished things that tho av­ rage. erage niorchnnt is afraid to attempt, Robert Robinson, carpenter, And they get away with ^t in fine C. A. Matthews, Real Estate agent. shape, too. S. M. Lloyd, Shoo Merchant. It was Purkins & Britt that wero Clarence Fields, Gnrngo. A new road Iiuh been promised tho the first to use tho airplnno for ad­ Carl Eaton, taxi driver. pooplc of Osceola, a road that will vertising purposes in Sanford. RoW. C. Hill, lumber denier. make it easier for these people to get mumbur hack a year or so nnd perhaps It. C. Maxwell, agent Wilson & to Sanford. OhcooIu boasts of one of you can recall tho day thoy caused Toomer. the finest littlo towns in Seminole business to stop on First Btrect for at Roy Tiilis, Meat Market. county nnd all these people aro doubly least one-half hour. A flying ma­ W. S. Parker, ongincor A. C. L. anxious to trade in Sanford, A8 it Ib chine, driven by u dare-devil, flow low a 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 Bhop or factory, in shipping room or office, in to New Smyrna, even though it is fur­ Snnford ns to almost touch the roofs, | C. C. Wilson, Vulcanizing Works. | stores or lofts, indoors ns well as out—each hns his or her distributing tickets that wore good far A. S. Perry, Manuger Southern Bell ther nwny. a prize at tholr store. Traffic was Tho commissioners havo promised | particular need for a Ponnsylvanfa Knit Coat. Its w arm th Telephone Co. stopped for a fow minutes to allow this now road nnd we hopo they will J. W. Pennington, Mechanic, A. C. | and comfortable, cozy fit forestall colds and chills nnd rob get to It noon. These people are en­ the peoplo, old and young, to gathor | L. the winter of its discontent. N. W. Tyson, Druggist, Union Phar­ titled to this road evun moro than up these tickots. They were first to glvo nn automo­ somo of the places that roads have macy. Unbreakable patented exclusive Notuir buttonholes ore the bile'away absolutely free. They wore E. C, Bigler, clerk Joe’s Smoko been made recently, strongest, most enduring part of Pennsylvania Knit Coats Perkins & Britt furnish Osceola with the first to organize a Clothing Club House. that hns proven moro popular than and a refreshing relief from tho perishable nature of tho or­ M. S. Wiggins, Government Agont. most of their wants in the Gent’s Clothing lino nnd have had to make most of tholr advertising projects, dinary sweater. Not even this most dependable of garm ents Curtis Barber, student. W, D. Hoolchnn, plumber Mahonoy- the trip thoro and back ofton, and af­ giving away nearly $3,000 worth of can outwenr its Notair buttonhole. ter each trip they feel aa if they havo suits each year. It was they that put Walkor. | been on a three hundred mile trip in­ on tho first real cut prico solo in San­ Jodier Cameron, farmer. These universally useful Pennsylvania K nit Coats can be ford announcing tho fact that low H. C. Haskins, asa't postmaster. , stead of the few miles it is. had a t a reasonable price. Numerous styles are shown to Wq hope thlB condition will not be prices wore to bo1restored nftef the C. R. Peabody, Turner’s Grocery. please each individual taste and purse. A. L. Betts, ass’t cashier First Nat­ for long, however, nnd that things will war. They wore tho only ones that never missed ono day advertising in be made possible for all theBo good ional Bank. people of .this fast growing littlo the Sanford Herald since it becamo a Sometime, somewhere, on every job, in any sport, man, wom­ C. D. Forrester, farmor. town to got,to Sanford. It looks like daily nnd thoy wero tho first ones to S. S. Baumei, merchant. an or child—everybody needs a Pennsylvania Knit Coat. if thoy want to come wo certainly ever havo eight pages devoted exclu­ Vic McLaulin, student. should do something quick to help sively to them and tho people they Artie Smith, farmer. Our assortm ent of models Is most complete, Our personal represent. them got here. Dick Hoolehan, plumber Mahoneyservice is untiring. Both Mr. PoFkins and Mr. Britt are Thoro has been a fund raised by tho Walker Co. All of these men are men right merchants to add to what tho county numbers of every organization in San­ amongst'you, live here the year round has, that this road will bo fixed at ford that it for the betterment of IN SALE ATand you can secure from any ono of once, but there Is still a little more' Jiomselves, for mon in general and them information In rogards,,to this needed. All merchants that haven't above all for the betterment of San­ dub. Ask any of them and if then given their little share should do so ford. Thoy are members of the Cham­ don’t all tell you that this club is one [at once, It will all come back to you a ber of Comerce, Rotary Club, Kiwunls and other civic organizations and they of the best stunts started by any mer­ dozen times over, at all time* take prominent parts chant In Sanforii we will miss our This special edition of Perkins A when it cornea timo to ask for some guess. Call a t Perkins A Britt’s store and Britt will go into enough homes to work to be done. A storo of this kind If only1 one So Into this with them and bring along reach nearly 15,000 readers. Some storo of the many that Sanford hopes Jmur first week’s dues, one dollar. You papor the Herald. If you have some­ “THE STORE THAT IS DIFFERENT” to have some day. More of these thing to tell the public about, open up ■will never regret It, Perhaps you will wonder .how this a littlo, buy some space In the Her­ stores mean more satisfied customers SANFORD, FLORIDA More store can afford to give away so ald and then they will all know about and a better place to trad?. stores of this kind will eventually cure many suits and not cost the customer1it. HICKOK BELTS BUCKLES VESTOGRAMS*ete ATTENTION! SANFORD LADIES!! PERKINS & BRITT THE BEST GIFT FOR THE BOY THE WABASH TAILORING COMPANY i \ CLOTHES OF MERIT Perkins & Britt THE NEW ROAD TO OSCEOLA [P enn sylvania Knit Co Perkins 11Aw �7 , The;, all of a »uddtm his voice is changed, ea low he scarce can hear, Yet you foel that your chancea are mighty slim, yet you itill hold One of the fundamental principals them mighty dear,' of Perkins A Britt ia to serve the pub­ And it seems like the bunch of tickets lic in a manner that will meet their In connection with Perkins A Britt’s The following lines of poetry were you hold are small and fa r be­ approvnl. It has always been their ;! -store, there has been a cleaning and w ritten'by T, J, Eagan, one of San­ tween, policy to offer their patrons the choic­ rpnM tng business ever since the first ford’s young men that ia now away on When you look a t the bunch in the est merchandise ^n bo had In tho fora visit with his home folks. We be­ next man’s hand, you know most markets. In pursuance of that '^ :year of their business. During the hove, however, that ho writes “The that your chances are lean, policy it is gratifying for them to an­ y e a rly history of this department, there Raffling of a Ford1’ with apologies to But you are game to the last and nounce the completion of arrange* were various obstacles to over come, tho man who wrote the “Shooting of you hold each chance, you havo inonts whereby they secure tho exclu­ , -and complaints to straighten o u t But Dan McGrow.” but a minute more, sive rights in this city to sell Penn­ And you think to yourself, if I don’t :lt is different now, as this depart sylvania Knit Sweaters. THE RAFFLING OF A FORD win tho thing 1 know I won’t . uaent has been put on such a smooth These Sweaters aro manufactured 1 get sore. by a swoutcr making institution uni­ running basis, that it is only once in a A bunch of people wore whoping ’or 8 versally known for its strict adherence great while that a complaint is turned up in front of Perkins & Britt’s, The noise of the crowd all but dies to the highest code of quality. No away, but it bursts lkie a pentIn, and the promptness with which And o man in the window was shak­ bettor sweaters ore made. The Penn­ ing a can, that was full of up flood, this complslnt is adjusted leaves the sylvania Knit Coats are the outgrowth paper chitts. And ugain thoy holler “Hooray, Hoo­ customer absolutely satisfied. Behind tho counter in ' Palm Beaeh ray” then my heart lost a drop of pntionce, skill and Intensive brain power. Tho materials employed, while Mr. 0. P. Chapman ia responsible of blood, Suits, were-tho heroes of it all, for the big change that has taken Our fnmous Perkins stood, beside Tho thought cume back of an ancient suporfine, aro neither rare or new. The only new thing in tho case is tho Britt, bragging about his line gamo, it woko me up like a ■place in this department. Mr, Chap­ insistence of the makers upon perfec­ of clothing for fall. flash, man is >ne of the young men that tion in ovory detail of patterning and The Judge waB speaking again it construction. 2 originally came to Sanford to play “All The New Ones All The Time” seemed and the noise of the hall, fell in love with the town and de­ When out of the crowd that was These fine sweaters are to bo seen crowd stopped with a crash. swaying with heat, and into the cided to cast his lot with us. to be appreciated and we can truthful­ 0 light of the otore, The Season’s Smartest Styles for Men and I t was at the time that this dopnrly stato thnt onco you wosr a sweater Then the Judge turned his eyes, they There Btumbicd a man in n business of this make you will want no other. men .needed a man like him that he burned in u most peculiar way, suit, tho crowd greeted him with I Young Men are Shown in These Perkins A Britt hnvo a nice lino decided to quite baseball, at least tem­ In his business clothes and silken a roar, now in stock, and although the weath­ porarily and provo that ho had what „ , hose, he stood and I saw him it took to strengthen this particular Twn8 Judge Moines, rom our town er has not been such thnt would re­ swoy, quire n sweater recently, it is bound department out. I„ hor“' ri*h‘ horo ,n D xio tL“nd« Then his lips wont in and ho seemed to bo cold Boonor or later and you And tho increase In tho volume o f . " 0 cn™ fo' *nt oneevening to help to grin, ho spoke louder though out would do well to select yours before business that he is now handling goes 1 out Bri,t’ to leni‘ 11 hc,P,n* k Tho moat wanted colors arc Included in our his voice wns slow, hand, to show that ho hac almost accomp­ Most every man could placo that fat "Polhs,” says he “you nil know me, I tho rush for them start. Go to their exhibition of W inter models nnd you will $ storo and see them today, lished the impossible. Ho has about obtain real service and satisfaction in this j man's face, he's well known for j want you to havo a fair show, or has not boon Buch that would shr quality headwear ^ ** doubled tho business ovor what it was miles around, 11 want t0 atat«» mY word8 straight, before his time. iru*** "T ; i # nt, I He spoke a few clover words about I ^ot $1.00 thoy aro true, STYLE “J j .?.h“P" #n men that live in and out of our Thnt one of Y°u folk" wil> win tho Excellent Values at ■will remember that while ho wns play Ford, it cannot bo won by two. town. Isg ball ho was noted for that bull Especially noteworthy Is the stylo 10 dog way of his, thnt “hang on” ex­ "I’ll nsk this young lady here by my in Perkins A Britt’s clothing. Perkins pression ho always wore on his face, Ho looked like a man that know tho i side, to place her hand in here, nnd Britt style hns long sinco repre­ game, that had spoken to many and the way thnt ho actually held on, In this can by my side, and draw each sented nil that good tasto and good , a crowd, I t was that spirit that he displayed card, I hope you all can hear, tailoring could accomplish, In Porwhen he first entered into the busi­ With his fat llttlo face well puffed iWe will draw thirteen numbers from klns and Britt's clothes It is not only with smilca ho looked liko ho a mnttcr of design, cutting, material ness for htself and it was just that out felt mighty proud; , . of.. this . can, the last ono nnd trim—it Is the artistry with th at has made him ono of tho best in Tho crowd hushed their noiBo for a , , 1,8 ° ^ u ,0’ which all these various units nro fab­ hts lino In Snnford today. minute it seemed, and ho »mll-,An‘l 8 n°thl«K crook.il about If you havo bees oxpercnclng tho , , , I flllK this fli.nl deal, urn’ll we’ll Vlll.nl blind Ihn the InfVIna’ ladlos1 ricated into style. If you aro looking cd in n knowing way, for u suit without STYLE, DON'T least trouble with your cleaning and eyes, pressing, send your work to him Ho *Then he stnrtcd his speech in a form- i With caro she drew each number trndo at Perkins and Britt’s. nl way about the Ford Perkins stays right on tho Job at all times and forth, and held them one by one, A Britt were giving away. gives it hia personal attention. He And nt last . ,she .. drew _ . the thirteenth is not only willing to glv his best Now how many tickets wore in th o . crowd, no m .n on enrth could 1 ou' “ml 11,0 w"> dul>' »»»• efforts to sec that you are satisfied Vfjry well nmy I a* hut he Is also willing to use those It was our pleasure to furnish tho 8imp,° fttct8 of tho caB0’ same bostefforts to adjust any little But only ono ticket was needed wo IlThc9t‘ are I think I ought to know, ----------■"'I. knew, to take that little Flivver “squawk” that might come up. And Perkins A Britt, the one good away. lCr. Chapman has been in Sanford store, whore you always got a 4 since 1010, long onouggh to maka show, ms eyes wont worn wondaring wondering over T nm not nB wjB0 „ thoae lnwyor many frjends and ono of Mr. Chap­ Then his the crowd in a most peculiar j bul „lricUy l)P»WP?n us tw0( man’s peculiarities Is thnt onco ,he makes a friend he can’t lose him as a a i* “The Store thnt Is different” Is tho In his business clothes and Hllkcn friend. place to buy, they’ll tront you hose, ho stood, and I saw him Mir. Chapman’s phone number Is straight and true. sway, IIB7-J. Ju st call this number the next •—T. J. Eagan. S With their biggest premium of the year when they GAVE away the time you need work in his lino and Tho lights were low and the air was close as ho stood in the door watch how quick tho hoy shows up HELL I ...., way , glare, ,, , „ You sometimes hear, “It’s hot ns hell,” for It. And then oxnmlne tho Job a fte r It comes back on time, (nhund of As he rnisod his face to tho light of a >t 1b ofton Hni(, ,.It.B col(, ns hol, „ lamp, he spoke In a voico loud When rain pours down, “Iit's Hell” time, considering how long it tnkos and fnir, they cry, nomo of tho others) and then wo can Ho laughed a bit ns he told of Britt, It is also hell, when It is dry. xeadily stato that you nro Mr. Chap­ and that littlo one-horse store, man's customer from now on. Thnt knew how to suit tho people each We hate like hell to hoc it snow, day, whila tho crowd hoilcrod, It is a hell of n wind whon it starts to 9 THEY WANT YOU “Give us moro." blow, 5 Now what in tho hell can n person toll, Thoy want you for their customer. Thoy aro propnrod to give you tho Wore you over out on Sanford Just what Ih meant by this word Hell 7 Heights, whon tho moon was fullest co-operation to make this buy­ bright and clour, Thnt married lifo Is hell they say, ing of Clothing extremely profitable. The clothing they sell ronlly fit, and When only tho hoot of a timber owl When you come homo late there’s hell wuh ull that you could hear, to pay, nro styled far in ndvnnca of ordinary And the night seemed so long ns you Hell yes, and hell no, and oh hull, too, tailoring. The workmanship in their awaited tho duwn, nnd you felt And the hell you don't nnd the hell clothing Ih faultless, and is rigidly inlike you’d never reach homo, you do, npectod by the nmnufncturor to make Whilu the stars over head, had long cortnln thnt all details hnvo been ac­ gone to bed, and your heart wuh And whnt in the hell, nnd the hell it is, curately observed. us heavy as a stone; Tho holt with thnt nnd tho hell with “The Storo thnt Is Different," tho 9 this, leading gent's furnishing store of Sun- Then you have a hunch whnt that wuiting meant, with tho tho'ts And who in tho hell, and oh hell whore | for your wants in the FORD Line, whether it be a Roadford, tho ono storo thnt is hotter of winning a car, And what in the hell do you think I known throughout this purt of tho | ster, Touring Car, Sedan, Coupe, Truck, Tractor or parts, care. state, make it n practice at nil times It was hard on us all, both tho big and the small, though the Judge to see that you aro treuted “just a lit­ you will find us willing to demonstrate. didn’t go far. And tho hell of it is, nnd it sure is hell, | tle hotter” thnn customers expect. No And still we don't know what In hell 0 . mistake Is made by any man to get Is hell, tlod up with this live storo. Elso- Yet it was lonesome, yes, but not of the wilderness kind, that is eas­ But if you wnnt a chance to stop us­ [ COMPLETE LINE OF PARTS AND ACCESSORIES IN STOCK ALL wherc in this lssuo their mothods are ing hell, ily driven nwny, — explained, and indicates tho esteom in . THE TIME Trndo at Perkins A Britt, they use I which this storo 1b hold by hundreds of But that knowing lonliness that you you woll, hnvo but onco chnncc, and it customers. Rond it through cnreful—T. J. E. sooms to bo slipping nwny. ly, particularly if you hnvo not been getting nil that is coming to you from Thnt soma man or woman, or maybe a child is bound to win it you ALL THE TIME the other fellow. are sure, m . Trndo at Perkins A Britt’s. It pays. And that you may just as welt quit You will always find at Perkins A and gq buck to the plow, it Britt’s tho personal sorvico that has iTjt “Tho Store that is Different” will seamed like tho only euro, nmdo it a genuine pleasure for dis­ Yot you hold on a while to mako sure criminating mon and young men to save you money on your purchases, _____ of your chanco, for tho drawing patraniso this store—sorvico that S means vastly more than prompt at«J is yot to coma; Perkins A Britt, DEALER And you aro not so sure thnt tho oth­ sincerely courteous attention. A cor­ 9 Will surely mako a hit, er will win, 'till thoy toll you dial welcome awaits you hero nl) tho When you want a perfect fit, the Ford is won. time. We'll slip them tho mitt, TO SERVE YOUR INTERESTS BEST They’re here— Rothschild Star Hats HATS OF CHARACTER ■ $5.00 $6.00 $7.50 Perkins 8c Britt !VERKINS & ■ 1m |^Place YourOrder | [EDWARD HIGGINS 3 I BE SURE -■- it Y i*' •• J i x C w t i - k i j i ii To Read About What We Have In Store For The Kiddies Perkins j *t & Britt H W H Beginning Dec. 1 s �■i \ ----------. • USB THIS METHOD TO INVITE VISITORS TO COME INTO STORE AND GET ACQUAINTEDLATCH STRING IS OUT ________— modem merchandise, sold by modem merchants and al modem price*. Perkin* A Britt conduct the liveet dent*' store* in Sanford. They not only make thi* appeal to out of town peolo to come and see what they are offering but they are especially anx­ ious that our home folks shall spend tholr dollars in Sanford. Too many dollar* leave Sanford annually and for no reason whatever. The out-of-town customer, wheh your local merchant can’t supply you, remember Perkins & Britt—tho home folks, remember to spend all your dollars at homo and when you need anything in Perkins A Britt’s lino, if thoy haven’t it lot them get it for you. Don’t pay tho mail order house anything—you get it in tho neck in tho long run. Although the latch string of San­ ford is always out to the neighbors of Sanford, Perkins A Britt especially want to get acquainted with them, and thoy are even willing to offer special inducement to convlnco the buying public of thia great section of Central Florida that Sanford and es­ ED. V. PRICE AND INTERpecially its loading Gents’ Store, Per­ NATIONAL TAILORING CO. kins A Britt, Is the logical trading center for this part of the Btato. Wo aro proud to proclaim that wo To accomplish this they want you arc tho authorized representative* of to visit their store—not for tho pur­ tho Ed. V. Price Tailoring Co. of Chi­ pose of trading only—but to become cago and tho International Tailoring acquainted with them os individuals. Co., of New York, and wo find that They feel that when you become ac­ tho clothes th e/ make aro universally quainted with their placo of businoss recognized. Their customers are “sat­ and realise the merchandizing oppor­ tunities that this Btore offers you you isfied customers’’ and wo aro antcilwill come often, and they nre confi­ pating n rapidly Increasing buslnoss dent that an inspection by you of because of this fact. tholr goods, with tho varied range of AWAY AHEAD styles and patterns to Helcct from, offered at attractive prices, will con­ Perkins & Britt nro away ahead. vlnco you that your future trading They keep up with tho times all tho point will be Perkins A Britt. time nnd most of tho timo they aro Thoy want to got acquainted with Just n little bit ahead. Tney study you personally, to meet you, Bhako humls with you, nnd you will find that conditions and markets to glvo the they aro regular fellows liko your­ customer the sumo that he would got selves. If you liko their stylo and de- if ho wero living in any of tho larger slro to favor them with your futuro citlos. Thoy nro entoring all the time patronage you will find them over on to the better dressed man, thoy kcop the alert to serve you in every capac­ him well dressed. ity known to modern merchandising. Thoy are going to shoot square NO SUBSTITUTE with you and toll you just why they nru willing to offer you speclnl in­ There is no substitute for quality; ducements from timo to time, Thoy no business expedient that will take believe that Sanford is the real trade thu place of simple sincerity; nnd center of Contral Florida* both in nothing that insures tho permanent wholosalo and rotail lines, for tho sup-1success of the retnil business liko plying of thoso articles not usunily' merely making up your mind nt tho carried by your homu merchants, nnd outsot to always give thoso who buy thoroughly thus—they bollovo in pnt- ■your goods and thoso who uso them— ronlzing your homo merchant, and THEIR FULL MONEY'S WORTH. thoy fool that thoy nro your homo This is what PorkinB & Britt bonr in merchant when your wants cannot mind nlwnys. The customer comes ho supplied In your own locality. first, last and nlwnys. Tho good treat­ To got down to tho meat of this ment accorded their customers is idea, thoy want to prove to you that there for you, got your share. you do not have to go Into any larger j -----------------------tmdo renter to seeuru tho best of Trade nt Perkins & Britt’s. It pays. Of course the prices for fell have all been Bottled upon and there 1* hardly any likelihood of a ' change now but every one is Interested in this coming spring season as that is the next time possible for a change in the clothing! prices. So for advices tend to show that there will be no further reduction for spring, nnd should there be, Perkins A Britt will undoubtedly be amongst tho very first to pass along any sav­ ings there might bo to the customer. Perkins A Britt aro continuously scanning the market reports to keep posted upon what the futuro holds in store for the clothing merchant and one article they have noticed in re­ gards to the clothing prices for spring is os follows: "Furthor reductions In tho prices cf wolon goods for tho 1022 Spring sea­ son cannot bo hoped for, according to Thomas L. Foulkes, of tho American Association of Woolen and Worsted manufacturers. Mr. Foulkes says: “ 'Fabric prices for tho spring of 1022 nro based on as low If not lower wool prices than those nf 1014, ami you know that wool in 1014 wan at any export price; indeed, the woolen Industry wns prostrated in tho total depression of business generally. Lab­ or has been reduced 22&9<> since the war and ennnot go furthor. These fncts nre beyond contradiction ns es­ tablishing the stability of present pric­ es.’ “Mr. Foulkes dcclnrod that 'closely woven, properly constructed twill enssimero made of the right quality wool nnd right quality shoddy will outwear and out tailor a looso open wonvo, or poorly constructed fabric of puro wool. Tho fabrics thnt gnvo tho most trouhlo during the wnr wero tho plnin open weaves, whothor made of wool nnd shoddy or puro wool. Tho twill, solid wenves of wool nnd shoddy gave no trouble’.’’ Of courBo this may not be, it may he that prices will take a big drop and again we wouldn't be surprised should they tnke a little stop up-ward, hut regardless of what tho prices will bo wo enn depend upon this live store to give tho customer tho benofit of tho market. It will not ho necessary for the cus­ tomer to bo keeping up with tho pric­ es. J ubL lei Perkins & Britt do it for you, they will post you right. Tie up You will Know it is One of the Leading Stores of the South if they Tell You They Handle STOKES—JEFFERSON—OLD DOMINION—MADISON and WEST MORELAND HATS FOR PARTICULAR MEN Best Values Least Cost Manufactured for P E R K IN S BR ITT T. D. STOKES & CO., Richmond, Virginia with a live store Hko theirs and you stand no ehnnee of going wrong, Thoy have proven thnt they nro friends of the public. FALL CLOTHES NOW READY This is one season when everything is hold back nnd It is duo mostly to the continued hot woather. This docs not apply to Sanford nnd vicinity only but to the ontiro country. Buying of fail clothes has been delayed every­ where. And while this makes tho season Inter in getting tho right start, it helps the manufacturer, rotail mer­ chant as well ns the customor. It gives tho manufacturer a chance to catch up with tho production nnd it gives tho retailor a chance to got all his fall goods in the houso in plenty of timo. And it helps tho customor because when he calls to Inspect these lines ho hnn them all before him, not a promise that rnoro nro coming. And tho lino is complete at Per­ kins & Britt’s now. Novor before was tho opening of tho Perkins A Britt lino awaited with greutcr interest by tho customor. Two conspicuous factors have caused thorn to look forward to this event ns giving promiso of nn Im­ petus to tho consumer. First tho In­ creased excellence of workmanship and designs shown in tho fall modols. Second, Perkins & Britt’s novor wavoring policy of tho groatost possible values nt pricoB which defy competi­ tion mid unable thu customor to re­ ceive real bargains mid real quality clothing. These now models nnd fabrics for fall are being shown now by tholr salesmen at their up-to-date store on First street with many additions boing made to their regular linos. This firm is showing very hnndsomo wool­ en suits and thoso who have soon them pronounce them ns a fino, desirable.ac­ quisition for the fall market, Tho general line of clothing is a triumph of workmanship and design­ ing. It consists of an extensive nnd varied assortment of styles nnd fab­ rics, including serges, twoeds, home­ spuns, 'worsteds, unfinished worsteds and flannels. There aro plnin, chock, hair line, pencil stripos and other up- to-dnto patterns. Wo bellevo the models nro tho host they have ever collected for otio season. Tho young men’s aro clovor, snappy, irrefutable garments. Thoro is a wonderful lot of sport models, tho stylo of clothing which fashion decrees and aro destin­ ed to have n tremendous sale. The men’s nro of tho well fitting, standanl valuo-first types so widely known thnt description is unnecessary. Trade at Perkins A Britt’s. It pays. Give Perkins A Britt your patron­ age, thoy dcaorvo it, thoy give you dollar for dollnr at their place. Mnko them dollars of yours go all tho way round, they’ll help you do It. Now, honestly, weren’t you sur­ prised at thu smnrt hccomlngness of thnt hit of nockwenr Mr. Harris had on tho other day? And It might hnvo been picked from thia special collection of nocktles, especially priced for the holldny trade at Per­ kins A Britt. “The Storo thnt is Different” wilt savo you monoy on your purchases. BRITT Most of Them Were Articles of 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 and nil tho ex­ clusive features thnt hnvo made Columbia machines so popular. Other styles. Join Our Xmas Phonograph Club C * " | Makes You GET A XMAS PRESENT EVERY A f 0 1 HMRIA MEMBER of the Family WILL ENJOY-" wLUlfIDIA U l 1 A Mpmhpr *4^ rt ITHJmuer. Imagine tho comfort you’ll tnko listening to your favorite selection these winter evenings thut are coming—and the pride and satis­ faction you’ll gel from entertaining your friends with a Columbia Grafonola. No m atter w hat mood you are in—w hether you feel like hearing some grand old hymn, tho stirring measures of a Sousa march, or the twang of Tlawallnn guitars, the Columbia will please you. It brings the music of tho world to your home. PLAY AS YOU PAY—NEVER MISS THE MONEY You—yeij you, can have a Grafonola this Christmas. It only takes one single dollar now, then a dollar each week until Christmas. On * Christmas ove your machine will he delivered,* nnd you can finish paying for it while enjoying it, in small wcoklv sums you’ll never Then a Little Each Week You’ve got a dollar join now The recent big reduction in prices has so far oversold the Columbia factories th at we can only secure certain limited allotment of muchlncs course this limits tho number of members who can join our Christmas Club Don’t put it off until they are nil gone, but join today. SANFORD FURNITURE J. D. DAVIDSON, Proprietor � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1921 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 25, 1921; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/4633332d199d29206d78ecbfda489da3.pdf fdff9a9f740ecdea7269bd00f3453534 PDF Text Text IN THE HEART OP THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE' SECTION VOLUME XIII SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 2,1921 FOR THE MANUFACTURE OF THE WAKEFIELD PRODUCTS AT LAKE GEM, FLORIDA That Prdmist i for the Future of Sanford OF THE PRE-COOLING IDEA FOR BETTER PACKING ANayBIfIP. INC OF VEGETABLES, FRUIT BREWERY ATTACK ANTI-BEER LAW AS UNCONSTITUNIAI (n r The Aaaurlntrd Prtee) ST. LOUIS, Doc. 1.—Suit attack­ ing anti-beer law as unconstitutional has boen filed in federal court by Falstaff Corporation, local brewery. Sfc&tMW E Ground is being broken in Sanford I for what is said to be the biggest un­ I dertnklng by any truck-growers anyI where in the stoto, and one which Handed Down Today by I promises much for the future of tho U. S. Railway La celery Industry hero. This is a large pre-cooling plant to bo orocted for tho bor Board Sanford Farmers Exchange where cel­ ery from the fields will by tho pre­ LAKE GEM PRODUCTS COMPANY TAKES cooling procost bo reduced to a low temperature before loading into-the OVER THE WAKEFIELD PRESERVING freight cars, insuring better carrying AGREEMENT ENTERED INTO BY COMPANY, OF GENEVA. ‘ quality for it on its way to market, EMPLOYEES AND R. R. and effecting.large roductlox in bills ADMINISTRATION for icing cars as tho amount of ice re­ New Big Factory Building at Lake Gem Will quired for thu car bunkers on tho (Djr The Aaaorlalrd Press) Manufacture Well Known Product in Large northward trip *U1 bo materially less CHICAGO, Dec. 1.—Action on AUTHORITIES BELIEVE MUR than wers the colery loaded while still Quantities. the acceptability of revised shop DERER IS NOTED CONFI­ warm. rules promulgated by the United DENCE MAN Pro-cooling plants rocontly have States Railroad Lnhor Board will It 1h with regret that tho many proven their valuo in the handling of not bo taken until after the first friends of Mr. nnd Mrs. Wakefield, ORLANDO, Dec. 1.—After a full Florida citrus shipments, several of of the year according to an an­ operating a innrmnlndo business at dny's investigation into circumstances the lnrgor packing houses within tho nouncement by II. M. Jewell, pres­ Genova, known ns the Wakefield Pre­ to eapneity. This department will bo surrounding tho killing of R. CnsolotInst two years having obtainod most ident of the Railroad Employes’ serving Co., learn of the sale of the in charge of Mr. and Mrs. Wakefield to, alias A. W. Brown, which occurred satisfactory results from their instal­ department, American Federation Wakefield Preserving Co.’s plant nnd who have an interest in tho business. in tho Astor hotel hero early Wednes­ lations of pro-cooling oquipmont and of Labor, with which six shop Tho output of tho now factory is day morning, police said Inst night tho business to tho Gem Nursery and at tho aatpo tlmo realizing large econ­ crafts are'affiliated. Citrus Products Co., loented at Lake contracted for through tho Now York case had narrowed into a senrch for omies through tho lossor amounts of Gom’, about four milos from Mount Globo and a chain of stores nnd it is W. E. Martin, tho "dark strnngor” ice consumed In tho refrigerator cars. tho intention of tho company to estab­ j who occupied room 21, whom CnsolDora. CHICAGO, Dec. l.-N e w work­ Tho Sanford Farmers' Exchange takes Tho Genova factory will bo used for lish other plants in fnvorablo locations I etto's body was found, lying in n pool ing rttlea for 400,000* railroad the leadership among tho truck grow­ tho manufacture of a few carloads of in tho citrus bolt. shopmen including at least two | of blond, n few moments nftor the er* organisations in Florida in install­ Tho (torn Nursery nnd Citrus Pro-j| four shots were fired. mnrmulado until all ot tho muchtnory important changes, was handed ing such equipment, and thoso behind is installed in the big now stool struc­ ducts Co., is to bo congratulated on i Chief of Police Ed. Vestol nnd A. down today by tho United States the movomont nro entirely confident Railroad Labor Board. The de­ ture costing $50,000 just completed by securing thu business nnd services of N. Graham, nti investigator for tho On Yosulta will far maro than -Justly tho Gem Nursory nnd Citrus Products the Wukefields ns their citrus pro- j1United States Postal Sorvlco, am of cision supplanted tho agreement the expenso Involved. Co. This company owns a sufficient duets hnvo the reputation of boing of tho opinion that Martin is not tho fu­ entered into by the employees Shortly nftor tho pro-cooling plant nerengo of bearing citrus fruits which the best manufactured in Florida. and tho railroad administration gitive’s correct pamo nnd are said to pt tho Florence Villa citrus growers September 20, 1919. bo in possession of certain clues which association was completed, Mr. J. W. will establish his identity. Polico said Andrews, formorly of- tho Ui S. De­ last night it was llkoly nn nrrost partment of Agriculture,,began there, would he mado in connection with tho at the direction of Mr. Stowurt, a soraffair within a fow days. ies of experiments in pro-cooling cel­ G. II. Hopkins, of Athens, Gn., who ery and othor vegetables. This was was held on investigation, was releas­ done with Sanford directly in mind, ns ed yesterday nftornoon when Chief the Florida Citrus Exchango soils in Vestol was assured by Athon authori­ the markets tho products of tho co­ MEMPHIS, TENN., STILL LEADS BUT RESERVES RIGHT TO BRING ties that Hopkins was n citizens of operative organization of tho Sanford IN ADDITIONAL IN NUMBER OF HOMI­ Athens and could not possibly hnvo Farmers Exchange, and is woll In­ TESTIMONY CIDES nny connection with the crime. formed ns to tho needs of tho vogoA man answering the genornl de­ table growers here. Through thu (llr The .(HucUlrd Prree) scription of Martin wns seen walking NEW YORK, Doc. 1.—Homicides courtesy of tho Floronco Villa citrus SAN FRANCISCO, Doc. 1.—Argu­ in Eoin Park with Casoletto Tuesday in tho United Statos during 1020 to­ men, theso oxporimonts wore cnrrlod ments nnd possibly further testimony talled approximately 0,000, a decrease on schodula for today’s session of tho afternoon by traffic officer H. L. on over a long porlod, tryouts being Pierce, who stntcd ho hnd previously of 500 over the previous year, ac­ Arbucklo mansluaghtor caso. mado in almost every concoivablo Tho soon tho couplo in Miami and believed cording to computation by Frederick manner with Sanford grown products. prosecution closed yesterday but re­ Hoffman, statistician of tho Pruden­ served the right to bring in a small they wore mombors of n bnncl of conManager R. It. Dean of tHe Board tial Llfo insurance company of Ameri­ amount of additional testimony if It fidonco men which has been operating of Directors of tho Sanford Fnrmors In Florida cities for several yenrs. De­ ca. Figures showed Memphis, Tonn., scorned desirable. Exchange; Fiold Agent C. M. Borry tective E. M. Johnson also saw the still in lead with killing record of 0.04 have been in cloao touch with the ex­ mon together nnd identified Casolotto por hundred thousand. In gonoral ta­ tion of negroes slain was from throo periments since tho very beginning, ns a mnn ho had arrested horo last bles showed Southern states whoro and a half to seven times that of tho and hnvo devoted a largo amount of wintor, though no chargo wns prefer­ large negro populations, had tho whites. Avcrago slightly In excess time since lu working out a practical red agnlnst him nt that tlmo bocauso of four to one. plan for tho installation of such a of insufficient avldenco. plant in Sanford. Casolotto hnd lived for Bomo tlmo in Tho location of tho plant, on tho St. Petersburg undor tho name of A. Atlantic Coast Lino tracks on BoarW. Brown nnd his wlfo arrived hero toll nvc., gives it placo right in tho Inst night from that city. Mrs. Brown center of production on tho Blast Side, knew nothing of hor husband's busi­ •bout threo mtloa from tho center of ness, sho told polico, nnd had nover the city. Tho alto includes approxi­ neon him in compnny with nnyono an­ mately nino ncros of land, and allows swering tho description of Martin. •bumlant room for any later neodod expansion. BuildlngB nnd equipment RTINCILED SIGN ON •* such that capacity may bo increased TAMPA SIDEWALK from twelve cars this season to twen­ PROTEST COURT ORDER ty-four cars ovory twenty-four hours noxt nenson without noccssity for re­ (llr The A*«»cln<rd Press) modeling tho plant with which tho TAMPA, Dec. 1.—Mora stcncllod •tart is nindo. signs on the sldewalkks here this Construction work, which has start­ morning following dlscovory of two ed, is under tho personal supervision at court houso yesterday. Among A. B. Halo of Tampa, n woll known Hlgns to-dny woro 'nil crooks go freo.’’ ee/rigeration engineor, ........... Mr. Hale has ' "Sell tho court houso." "Why pay wtnblishcd an onvlablo reputation in co 8. ' jurors." Signs bogas appearing after twelve years oxporlenco In construe- r°n,.l! acquital of DoWitt Adams and Philip Jon work along purely refrigeration ° \ in' Llcatta, tried for attainted robbery »nes, which has-lncludod a number of pr nc in connection with holdun of automo­ ^obly successful plants. • ?n,on bile containing cigar factory payroll. Power for operation will come from oil. Two Fairbanks Mdrae 180 A■ “one power crud6 oU en-j„ M wj|| be M*y SMALL POX EPIDEMIC IN KANSAS CITY ■J*4 Electrical generator* operated B®d 3 UNIVERSAL VACCINATION worn these will furnish olectridty for uoua, fchting and power for operating such' l“ *nt M (B y The Associated Press) •l*tric motors as are required. be*“ M KANSAS CITY, Dec. 1.—Jackson Four unite of refrigerating ma­ m Ccunty Medical Association to-day S ? " with an aggregate capacity of " j j * M bogan a campaign to make vaccina125 tons daily win he operated by the wilh W tion against smallpox universal in ***"«•. The Installation o f the reIta Kansas City, Nearly one hundred Wfw»tlng equiptnbtiffhtta in units *mpi< M persons dfcd .hy*...«lM t SaRUabtg hatlimriflaS ..am I® rffect K ^ ••w h e n tlflUrtanW fctt U iht.'fhe ^ Y l equip*** wfll ^ fa*-' best For Reparation Purpos­ es Will Be Proposed By France NO MORATORIUM ON REPARATIONS IF THIS PLAN CAN RE CARRIED OUT BY ALL THE ALLIES (Kr The A iN t la t f l P n h ) PARIS, Dec. 1.—Receivership for Germany aa bankrupt, with autonomous Rhineland to be explotted by the All lea for repara­ tion purposes, will likely be pro­ posed aa an alternative to any moratorium on reparations that may be auggeeted by Great Brit­ ain, it woa said in official circles today. LONDON, Dec. 1— German marks underwent further tnsvkcd recovery on the London Ex­ change market today. Heavy buying aent the rate to eeven hundred and fifty to pound sterl­ ing against yeaterdny’a close of 980. WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.—A de­ cision by the federal reserve board to send adviser to forth­ coming conference of foreign bankers was called by the repara­ tions lu discuss exchange stabili­ zation It wns announced today. LONDON, Dec, 1.—Consultations wore in progress yesterday at the treasury between Dr. Waitur Itnthonnu, farmer German minister of recon­ struction, Dr. Simon, n Gorman econ­ omic oxport, nnd Sir John Ilrndbury, tho British d e le g a te on thu reparation commission, and other Uritishofs. The Gormans also mot curtain hankers, with whom thoy discussed questions concerning tho obtaining of ndvnncau to covor Germany’s January nnd Feb­ ruary reparations pnyments nnd also tho possibility of a moratorium. It is understood that Dr. Rnthonau also is proposing horo n plan similar to tho Wlosbndon agreement between Gurntnny and Franco looking to the rehabilitation of dovnsiatod France, applicable to Great Britain, Belgium and Itnly ns woll as to Franco. It ia still not known whothor Irish affairs will permit tho cnbinot to con­ sult on tho situation with Sir John Bradbury today, or whothor there will oo a further postponement of such a mooting. In any caao Dr. Rathenau will romtln in London until Saturday. Ills visit here ia considered important bocauso it Is expected that ho will re­ join tho Gorman government BERLIN, Dec. 1.—Tho return of Dr. Waltor Rathonau to tho post of minlstor of reconstruction In tho near future ia predicted ns a result of the negotiations in which ho is engaged in London. Getting Back to Nor­ mal Conditions Thruout Our Great Nation WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.—Progress toward normal conditions throughout tho country haa boen continuous dur­ ing November dosplto a relative slowing down',’ os compared with the previous two months, the Fedora! Resorvo Board said last night in its monthly business and financial review. "On tho whole," the board said, "the best opinion now looks to o steady, even if locally interrupted, progress bjjck to normal conditions, altho no immediate or sudden expansion or boom la in sight" '! ■. AVAi*- 1 INVESTIGATION BY GRAND JURY RECOMMENDED OMMBNDBD BY CORONER AT MIAMI TO-DAY MIAMI, Deo, 1.—Investigation by grand Jury of the killing Mond/gr light of policeman R. R. Marley by jfe iv*V coronary-,. j o y , . •* Aden* shot th*ipoliceman thtabtwg . : k%, U h I a ha Ik . lu lu . �PAGE EIGHT THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 25,1921 Club, the Ktwnnis or any other or* ganlietlon. ■ Another worth while project is to get behind and help the Sanford band. Let'e help them get going aa & real band should, help them eecuTe uni­ forms, help them retain the services of Mr. Ball, tho hew leader, and help them make a name for themselves throughout the state. It won't only be helping thorn, It will bo helping San­ ford. > Any thing, no matter what it is that Is for tho bottorment of Sanford and her people, Perkins A Britt are for it. They nre willing to work night and day on any project that means a bet­ ter Sanford. Let’s all get together and mako things hum, like they do in all live towns. SOMETHING FOR THE KIDDIES (OontlnotC from P a d Ona) t BIG CHAP It is not necessary hero to tell you who "Big Chap" is. Evory ono about thia burg knows the scrappy little catcher of tho Boston Red Sox. Mr. Chap­ man, with his brother Clyde, will conduct a produco business in Sanford this winter and the winters to follow. That’s good nows because it means wo get to keep them both here as regular residents. His office is in tho rear of Perkins A Britt’s store nnd ho Invites nil his friends to call and glvo him tho "once over.” And if you havo produce, he'll buy it. name entered on the mailing list so that they will be sure to receive their’s. By so doing, you will tp do­ ing your child a great favor, as they will all want them just as soon as the first ropy comes out nnd many will not be able to receive them. (Those little stories are made for Perkins A Britt by the Osborne Calen­ dar Co., thereby assuring you that they must bo good aa this company has a name for putting out noting but the best 'And in connection with these littlo folders, Perkins A B ritt are to be con­ gratulated on this method of adverislng. They realise the value of pleasing the children and have spent good money for these little gifts. In other towns where this series has been run the demand made on the store by the childron has been much heavlr than tho supply. Thoy want tho small children, the child who Is just learning to rend or who has not ndvnnced that far, to got those. And they are interesting littlo stories for ndults too, stories that you will not hesitate to read to your children as thoy prove just as interesting to the grown ups nnd aftor tho first one comes out tho childron will not bo tho only ones anxious for tho next ono. ones anxious for tho noxt ono. Don’t delay, but ontor your child’s nnmo nt once. There is not one ponny of cost to you, nnd you don’t hnvo to bo a regular customer of their’s to got them. comparison with prices of other towns of my travols, I found yours to be very modernto and satisfactory, and would bo glad to recommend your dealings to any one. Yours truly, (Oofltlno*) from 1 'if i Ono) (Signed) J. N. Needham, method of doing hunlncss, ns you nre A. C. L., Ry. certainly on the job all tho time nnd it is n plcasuro to walk into your Clovordnlc, Vn., May S, 1021. store and look around. Porkins A Britt, Hanford, l*'ln. As you are no doubt nwnro I am Gcntltmcn:—I nm plcused to nca celery buyer nnd hnvo spent con­ kr.owlodgu yours of April !M, advis­ siderable time In Hanford nnd I must say that it has been n plcasuro to ing thnt No. 1207 was the lucky num­ patronize your store, ns I hnvo al­ ber on the Ford car. Since passing ways felt I war getting "more value through your beautiful town and for my money," ns woll ns n lot of making a purchase in your store, I courtesy thrown In for good mens- hnvo had numerous dreams about dropping down in Florldn and driv­ Wishing you continued success, I ing homo in a brnn--flrod new Ford Talking about llvo stores, did you cnr. As this was not my plenouru, I ovor try Porkins A Britt? If they remain, • wish Mr. A. Boats many pleasant nro not nlivo to your needs, then tho Very truly yours, drives. world is dead. (Signed) Ilnrry W. Morrill. I have stopped over In Hanford bocernl times and have always received Jacksonville, May, 2, 1021. very courteous treatment nnd es­ Porkins A Britt, Sanford Fin. pecially remember tho courtosy and Gentlemen:—Your letter rccelvod good bnrgnins oxtended mo in Perk­ Just in time ns I nm lonvlng Jack­ ing & Brltt’B Btore. Here’s hoping sonville today for Colorado. In regards to purchases made nt thnt I will got the Ford next time. your store I can freely sny were por- With best rognrds®! remain, , Yours very truly, fectlysntisfnctory nnd the prices (Signed) II. C. Ikcnbcrry. lower than Minmi or West Pnlm There lotters go to prove whnt tho Beach, the pinccs I was in about tho out of town customers think of this tlmo of my purchases from you. Thanking you for tho kind treat­ Btore. And they are in position to ment I nlways received by you, I nm, know becauBo these customers trade in many different stores in muny dif­ Your truly. ferent cities in different states. If Signed) R. E. Simpson. tho sorvices and quality of thia store in such thnt these men are satisfied Pine Hill, N. Y., May B, 1021. then it goes without saying that tho Perkins A Britt, Sanford, Fla. Gentlemen:—So Mr. Bonts was the homo cuntomer should trade with thin lucky man to win tho car. Well, I store, do their shopping whoro others did not cxpoct to bo tho wlntior, ns I are satisfied, and by so doing will nevor did win nnythlng In my life, OBSure themselves of tho satisfaction but I was, nnd am, still satisfied with they are entitled to. And these lotters are only n small the purchases made at your store, portion of tho mnny letters of a llko both with tho quality and also with the nature received afer this Ford was price, as I could not have done better given nwny. And thoy are nil of the In any town on my way homo of tho fourteen hundred miles run, includ­ ■amo tenor, every ono satisfied. You are sure to get your full dol­ ing my home town. I hopo to call on you again next lar's worth for each dollar spent, and as theso men hnvo written, this winter, Yours truly, store cannot bo rccontmondcd too (Signed) L. E. Gossor. THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS DIVIDED WITH CUSTOMERS F t Wayno, Ind., May 3, 1021. Perkins A Britt, Sanford, Fin. Gentlemen:—I'll mnko use of this opportunity to sny that I hnvo al­ ways been, real woll satisfied with whnt purchases I have mndo from you nnd also with tho courteous treatment on each occasion. You havo nlways shown apprecia­ tion of my patronngo nnd with tho quality of tho goods you are hand­ ling, with the popular prices, you Certainly nro entitled to it. Yours slncorely, (Signed) Georgo A Sweet. ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■mi ___________•• i ' HAVE IT HADE TO MEASURE .Havo you ever attended a foot ball game in which the Sanford High School boys were playing and see them win? You haven't, not In a long, long time. There Is a reason for this continued losing on their part and WE are to blame. To mako a foot ball team that can compoto with those of other towns wo must start in the eighth grado and build tho boys up to it. Keep 'em at it year after year until they have entered Hjgh School and then the tune will be different. They can then win at least their share of the games and put up such a game that tho people will bo glad to turn out and look at it. To do this/there must be a paid coach to look after the boys, and to have a paid coach they must have money. We spend lots of money buy­ ing things for Sanford and we never even try to help our boys. We leave them to shift for themselves as far as athletics are concerned and even tho’ these boys work hard they get no where because they haven't the prop­ er help in a financial way. Perkins A Britt are always Inter­ ested in athletics or anything for the boy. They are willing to assist in anything for tho betterment of tho boy and would like somo more of San­ ford's worthy poople to Join with them and make the Sanford High School as good in athletics as they are in othor things. Most of those that patronize mall order houses never have tried Perkins A Britt. If they had, no more mail order houso for thorn. Porklns A Britt sell clothes that last, and give sorvico that satisfies. Trado with them. Porkins A Britt havo a way of mak­ ing you glad you trndo with them. If you are not their customer, g o t1 right. And ubovo all things, trado at homo. Got behind tho Chnmbor of Com­ merce, thoy are working for you all tho tlmo. Thcro is something in it for onch individual, if ovory Individual will work. Porkins A Britt boliovo in adver­ tising. They ought to, thoy have something to ndvortiso. Tho man that don’t ndvortiso must bo ushamod of his wnres. EDOM THE ALL WOOL UNE are 10,000 Merchants in the United States who advertise and sell the INTERNATIONAL TAILORING COMPANY’S MADE-TO-MEASURE CLOTHES. We hm been tailoring for twenty-five years, catering to a repre­ sentative American clientele who have been thoroughly sa t­ isfied with the service we have given. Hns been the m agnet which has attracted and held thousands The International Tailoring Company New York Bing Clothing Campus Togs M ichaels-Sterns Suits Metric Shirts E. and W. Collars Notasem e Hosiery Knothe N ight Shirts Crossett Shoes , SOME THINGS THEY STAND FOR (Cuntlnurd from l‘i«* One) effort should bo made to let theso pooplo see it in that light. A campaign of llko nature wob put on by a city about tho sizo of Sunford not far from Chlcugo and tho results of this campaign was read about in pinny of tho pnpers throughout tho country. It was proved whnt can bo dono with the proper co-operation of tho merchnnts of n town. Another thing this store stands for Wiriilhgton, N. C., May 6, 1D21. is to get behind nnd stay bohlnd tho Perkins A Britt, Sanford, Fla. locnl organizations thnt nro working Gentlemen:—I wish to ndvlso thnt for tho upbuilding of Sanford. Thore I am In rocolpt of your lottor of are too many merchants who sny "Oh, April 23. stating that Mr. A. Bonts, wo havo a secretary for our Chnmbor the assistant store manager at Osce­ of Commerco, lot him do It." This is ola, Fla., was so forunnte ns to win wrong, It doesn't moan os much for tho Ford car, which was disposed of thnt Secretary ai It does for tho morchnnt to havo pooplo coma to Sanford. April 10th.' ' I thank you for this Information, If all tho buslnoss men would get be­ as I am an out of town customer and hind every little movement aa well as could not acqqulre the sama without all tbs big movements, this little old burg of ours would hum. Perkins A communication. I also wish to state that I was vsry Britt stand ready at all times to fur­ WsU pleased With tha artldeo put* nish a man or the whole force If neceachased from yoUr store while In Sen* sary towards furthering the work of ford Wit •JanUafy and February. In the Chamber of Commerce, the Rotary We Carry Only the Best Because we cater to the Best PERKINS 8C BRITT «The Store that is ^Different I n in n n n n n n n in n n n n n s n n n n n i Chicago �• V. ■' m ■'1W, % 3*•. _*Mf>/rjf /• M ■ : afE THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 2,1921 ■' ■ — PRE-COOLING DEDICATION OF PAVILION PLANT FOR SANFORD I # AND FIRST BAND CONCERT This will fix m y cold LARGE CROWD ATTENDED J NEW YORK CAPITALIST ON THE GROUND LOOKING OVER PROSPECTS Lakefront W as Scene of Great Gathering Yes­ terday Afternoon BAND WAS GREAT PRESIDENT KNIGHT, OP C. C., PRESENTED THE PAVILION OF MAYOR STEVENS iT n m Monday'* Dally) 5fi': speeches nnd tho bnnd concert gave tho poopio n now Insight into tho wonderful possibilities of tho lako front as tho beauty spot and the plesuro resort of tho future city of Sanford. It is something that tho Herald has boon talking about for fif­ teen years and now that tho start has been made wo can all rejoice in the fact that tho poopio have seen tho vision and tho efforts of tho Chamber of Commerce, tho city commission, the Woman's Club nnd all kindred organ­ izations should bo backed by tho on tiro citizenship of Sanford for on our lake front lies more potential possi­ bilities than any other part of San­ ford. Converse D. Marsh, prominent fi­ nancier of New York City, has re­ turned to Now York after complet­ ing arrangements for the establish mont of threo pre-cooling plants in Sanford. Arrangements have been made to finance thoso projects with Now York capital. Mr. Marsh’s ori­ ginal intentions woro to Btay in San­ ford but two days. The magnitude of the proposition, howevar, necessitated him extending his stay for the entire week. Mr. Marsh was accompanied by James R. Nelson, well known in New York financial circles. They> huth expressed themselves as being impressed with the great possibilities that their pro-cooling project affordsfrom an investment standpoint, and in addition will obviously mean a more efficient nnd profitable distribu­ tion of produco from tho celery belt. The project will menn a capitalization of $1,000,000, preferred Btock nnd $2,000,000 common stock, nnd will assist materially in tho upbuilding of this community. ALWAYS keep Dr. King’s New Discovery handIv. It breaks up and ... k„_ _ _stops the hard, stubboirn c o>lds paroxysms of coughing. No harmful drugs, but just good medicine. AU druggists, 60c. Dr. Kings New Disci For Co ld a a n d Cou&l ■ ■ ■ M B a s a e a ! Stubborn Bowels Tamed. Leav­ ing the bowels unmoved results In health destruction. Let the gently stimulating Dr. Kina's Pills bring tc regular, normal bowel function!rou ai regut ng. 25 cents. All druggists. PROMPT’.* WON'T GRIPE ' . ......... . ....... ____________ JUST A FEW SPECIALS 30x3 ..... ............. .......... .......... $ 8.75 30x3% ...<..............................-..... 9.80 34x4 ............. .............. s ..... ......17.50 35x4% ............ i............. ............. 26.50 34x4 C ord.................................. 25.50 Guaranteed Firsts Other sizes in proportion. If it’s necessary for the Auto, we have it FrankAkers TireCo. ' VULCANIZING F irst and Elm Ave. Phone 447-W l'ho now pavilion waa dedicated yes­ terday aftomuon in the prosunco of a large crowd rondo up of Sanford pooSANFORD IS UTILIZING LAKE which any/city might well ho proud plo and many from other nearby HOLY CHOSS BAZAAR AND SUP­ of, nnd yet Orlando is fa r from the MONROE WATER FRONT. points. The Sanford%band, under the BROTHERHOOD OF ST. ANDREW _____ • PER proper utilization of the water which I able manage merit’ of Bandmaster Ed­ BANQUET Congratulations to tho peoplo of Is available In any quantity. Some gar Ball, put up ono of the finest pro­ (From Monday'* Dally) grams of music that has boon hoard Sanford over the new city pavilion on day, "when dreams como true," Or(From Monday’. Dally) Bazaars aro ns numerous nt this tho Lako Monroe front., Thcro is lando should have a connected lakein Sanford in many years. After thoy Tho men and boys of tho four chap­ Reason ns in tho streets of Cairo, hut much for Orlando to think about In boulevard system, nnd Lake Ivanhoe, had rendered threo numbers on tho ters of tho Ilrothorhood of St. An­ one that you really can't afford to this development. Snnford is going fur instance, should bo n municipal program President Goo. W. Knight drew of Holy Cross Parish snt down mis*, is thu one hold by tho Women's ahead and utilizing its water, its recreation and playground, with a pa­ addressed the people and tendered the to thoir nnnunl banquet Sunday after­ Guild of tho Holy Cross I’uriah, on ( pavilion to tho city of Sanford in a noon nt 4 p. m. This banquet given largo ]nkc, nnd as a result Snnford vilion in tho center of that body of Thursday nrd Friday, December 1st most able address. Ho outllnad tho by tho Rev. Fnthor Pock is an nnnunl will gain n better appearance nnd tho wnter nnd tho shore lino should bo nnd 2nd at their improved and enlarg­ work of tho Chnmbor of Commorco in and most interesting event in tho life extended into a comfortably sized ed Parish ilouRo which will just ho peoplo will be benefitted to nn untold tho fhrmntion of tho Water Traffic of Sanford B. S. A. Tho boys and park by throwing in tho snnd from extent. Orlando has seventeen lakes ready for thorn. Not only nvo these League and told of tho groat need of men, some fifty strong, enjoyod with tho water.—Orlando Sentinel. in tho city limits. This is n boast women famous ns good cooks and( co-oporation upon tho pnrt of tho peo­ henrty appetites two beautifully roast­ generous servers, but there aro to ho | ple in enlarging tho water traffic nnd ed pigs norvod wholo on tho dish, each unusual nnd unique fcnturcs this year.! showing the government that incrons- holding a rosy npplo in his mouth. TRY GRANDMOTHER’S OLD FA­ An orlcntnl street, with booths repre- ' E. A. MARTIN SEED CO. ’ ed tonnage on tho St. Johns river en­ With English peas, sweet corn and VORITE RECIPE OF BAGE TEA Hunting several nationalities will dis- ’ OLDEST AND LARGEST SEED HOUSE IN FLORIDA titled tho river to larger appropria­ swoot potntoos, olives, pickles, fruit AND SULPHUR piny fancy work, aprons, hnnd mado JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA tions for deeper water, and If tho salad, ico cream, cake, coffee nnd co­ lingerie, children’s things, candy and { various citius acting in conjunction coa. The hoys declared thoy had tho SEED POTATOES Almost everyone knows that Sago growing plants, Tho GirlB Friendly ( with tho Sanford Chnmbor of Com­ >est feast of their life. Spaulding Number 4 Rose, Early Red Bliss Triumph and Irish Cob­ Tea and Sulphur, proporly compound­ Society will represent Porto Rico an d ; morco would keep up tho good work blers. Wo arc now ready to quote contract prices for December and Chris Mntthown carved at ono ta­ ed, brings back tho natural color and have drawn work for Bnle. Boys and tho St. Johns would Boon bo filled ble and Wnltcr Ilouth performed nt lustro to the hair when faded, streaked January delivery. Our Seed Potatoea are the highest quality, Maine girls of tho vnrious organizations a ro ' with boats cnrrylng passengers and another. grown, selected seed. Advise qunntlty nnd variety you will want. or gray. Years ago the only wny to selling tickets for 10c each, which freight that would mnko Sanford one After all had feasted to tho limit, get this mixturo was to make it at MARTIN’S HY-TEST SEEDS of tho largest cities In South Contral Father Peck gave tho hoys u nico lit­ home, which is muasy and trouble* may be applied on any purchase i*t tho Have mnde good with both the small gardener and farmer nnd the Florida. Coming back to thu pavilion tle talk and called on tho newly elect­ some. Nowadays, by asking at any bazaar. Thoro will ho a tnblenux thu ones who plant thousnndn of acres. Plant your Fall Crops with Mar­ ho gnvo on outlino of thu work of tho ed director of thu Senior chapter, Mr. drug Htoro for "Wyeth’s Sago and Sul­ last evening showing some of tho tin's Hy-Teat Seeds ami Insure results. TourUt and Convuntion Committee of Mntthuwn for a fow words. Mr. Mnt- phur Compound," y°u get a largo bot­ new fashions. Ilnurncl has charge of FALL CATALOGUE tho Chnmbor of Cottiorco under tho tliewH In his speech, told of tho work tle of this famous old recipe, improved this anil thu modclH displayed aro Martin's Fall Seed Cntnlogiio is now ready. Write for It. Everyone able leadership of Chairman Doano of tho Chapter for tho last year just by tho addition of other ingredients, at from that shop. Sylvia will make her interested in Florida Fnll Crops should nvull themselves of Informa­ untrance and he seen on tho street nt Turner and by tho assistunco of all closed and outlined his program for a small cost. tion contained in our descriptive catalogue. Supplied FREE on re­ ll o'clock each evening, Tho last ev­ those public spirited citizens who had tho coming year, calling on all tho Don’t stay gray I Try it I No one quest to those who send Iji their names promptly. Write for it today. assisted in tho work, tho pavilion had hoys for thoir assistance in pushing enn possibly tell thnt you darkened ening she will disclose her identity E. A. MARTIN SEED CO. been built almost nt cost—the first forward this work. Next Father Peck your hair, as It does it so naturally and tile person who lias first guessed 202-20Q East Bay St. Phone 4377-1230 ronl stop toward improving thu loku called on Joo MoIhcIi , captain of till) and evenly. You dampen n spongo or it correctly, will ho awarded tho prizo. "Who Is Sylvia? What is She7" front—tho most vnluohlo asset of this Junior Basket, hall team, who spoko soft brush with it nnd draw this And the supper, tho first night a city of Sanford. Ho also thnnkod all to tho hoys of Ilia team uncournglng through your hnlr, taking ono small chicken dinner for $1.00 per plate. those who gnvo of tholr tlmo nnd them for more practice ami work. strand nt n timo; by morning tho Listen to tho menu: those who hud given mntoriniB nt Next Father Peek called on Robert gray hnlr disappears, and after an­ Roast chicken with dressing and cost among thorn being S. 0. Shln- Robinson, who was our delegate to other application or two, your hair gravy, cranberry snueo, macaroni with holscr, Sanford Construction Co., thru tho National Convention of tho Broth­ becomes beautifully dark, glossy and tomato sauce and your choico of now Contractor Pace} J. E. Terwillogor, erhood at Norfolk, Vn. Mr. Robinson attractive.—Adv, McWhorter No. 21 Hand Fertilizer Distribu­ potatoes with cream hmicg or rice. Bali Hnrwwnro Co., Carter Lumber told of tho ],000 delegates nt that tors Now Sanford lottucu with dressing, May­ Co„ Goorgo Vonnblo, Frank Loaning, convention from all over tho U. S. Ho O. E. S. MEMORIAL SERVICES onnaise or boiled; hot homo made irrom Tu«*d«y'* D.llj) $19.25 F. O. B. JACKSONVILLE, FLA. J. D. Hood, Frank Akors nnd many told of tho enthusiasm of thoso dele­ rolU; lemon or pumpkin pie or orange others. Col. Knight then tendered gates nnd brought hack to Snnford W rite for special cash discounts, nnd delivered price. The Memorial service hold Sundny and apricot ice with enke. Ten or tho pavilion to Mayor Stevens, who many valuable ideas for our homo Hundreds of these in use by Sanford Growers afternoon by tho Sominolo Chapter O, coffee. Doesn’t it sound good? Tho Accepted it in a neat speech In which work. His talk besides being on the E. S., nt tho Masonic Hall woro very second night an oyster supper n' In "GET NOVEMBER 7TH PRICE LIST*’ he also thanked the many people who roligious nnd educational side also impresnive. Dr, E. D. Urownlaa gave carte, cocktails, stew or fry. Mrs. had given tholr timo and money to told ub about tho most interesting trip E. O. PAINTER FERTILIZER CO. a splendid addroBB, taking for his text Rumph’s potato snind, chicken sand­ Ward tho pavilion. Ho told about tho to Jamestown. Wm. H. Holden, next -:FLORIDA tho 10th chapter Exodus 23 to 27 vers­ wiches, hot rdlls again nnd the same JACKSONVILLE Aspirations of tho city commissioners was called and spoko of tho social lifu os. "Marnh." His address was full Irl their effdtts to beautify the lake of tho B. S. A. Again Father Peck of beautiful deop thoughts nnd was desserts. Be euro and come. Sup­ per served from G p. m, until tho good front and aslfced for tho assistance of introduced in his clover way Lylo vory appropriate and sympathetic. thingH aro gone. the people in keeping tho pavilion Tapp, who told us of his trip through Worthy Matron Mrs. A! Lilja con­ ARE YOU INSURED? IF NOT, SEE clean nnd making It a place of rest tho West, who said that ho hnd learn­ ducted the services assistod by her TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: and recreation for tho tourists and ed how to appreciate our Brothorhood able corps of officers, W. J. THIGPEN & COMPANY visitors. Ha complimented Bandmas­ hero on account of not /being able to Tho program for tho afternoon in­ J. T. Reeves is no longer connected A Q E N Tfi ter Hall and tho Sanford Bnnd and find a Brothorhood. chaptor In Pueblo cluded: with mo in any way, and I am not re­ anld that they could feel nt ull times nnd other cltios of tho west. Wm. "Beautiful Star in tho East," Miss sponsible for any money, fertilizer, or that Sanford and tho City Commia DuBosu was called on to speak on Herminln Lehman. anything he may chnrgo to me. Tho (donors wero behind thorn nnd their "How ho was boosting tho B. S. A. at "Just for Today", Mrs. F. W. Shop- agreement I declare broken—nnd nt o rn ra okohlzh rank imanimi good work appreciated. Tho entire homo" nnd Billy gave a good account ard, of Wintor Park. an end, S a n f o r d . F lorida band concert was greatly enjoyed and of somo hoys who* tried to toll him Draping of tho Chnptar Altar, by MRS, M. B. ALLISON. for more than an hour the big crowd that tho Boy Scouts wore bettor than tho offlcors. 200-D-a-W—4tp . enjoyed n program of music of which the B. S. A., and Billy downed them "Blest Bo tho Tio," audionco. any city could well feel proud. John­ in each argument. Father Peck next "Tench Mo to Pray," Mrs. Dick ny Schlrord, onu of the youngest con­ called for tho Brothorhood Hymn to Batchelor, of Winter Park, cert plrtyors In tho state ployed a solo he Hung and It was worth anybody’s Dr. E, D. Brownloo’s address "Mnpart In ono selection that brought whllo to hoar fifty boyH and men sing rnh." fbrth groat npplnuBo and thoso pres­ this hymn, Again Father Pock called Quartette, "Tho Beyond," Ed. Kcoent wore well repaid for attending on our nowly elected vice-director, zel, Mrs. F. W. Shepard, Mrs. Dick tho concert. Tom Meredith. Tom Bpoke on tho Bntcholor and M. A. Stono, Cars wore parked nil nlong Park swimming parties at tho lakeB and State and County Tax avenuo ami out to tho puvilion am other outlngH tho Brothorhood hud DI3ATH OF B. W. SMITH Books are now open for on account of tho sand nenr tho pa­ enjoyed during tho past soason. Ed­ the payment of taxes for vilion somo difficulty was experienc­ ward Brady Bald ho wiih slowly grasp­ irrom Saturday'* Dally ed in getting close to tho bund stand ing thu II. S. A. Idea and ho buliovud The many frl nci- of Blnlno W. the year, 1921, a dis­ I HAVE THEM but all of, thin will bo ropulrod short­ tho Sanford Chapter was on a solid Smith of this city woro shocked yes­ ly by tho widonltig of Turk avenue rock foundation. Amos Wtmhlsh told terday to lenrn of his death at Tar­ count of 2% is allowed into a hard surfncod atroot 40 foot how tho Brothorhood Impressed him pon Springs. Ho hnd boon ill for sev­ for payment in Novem­ wido with omplo spneo on thu lake during tho short timo ho has boon eral weeks nt his old homo at Taipon ber, 1% in December. front for turning of cars. Springs but his death was unexpect­ with It. Wm. Glllon, who was present with ed. He leaven a wlfo nnd two children Tax books close April Tho pavilion is not on oxponisvo or 1st. Poll taxes for the an ornamental structure. It was built hln father nt the Fathurs nnd Sons and brother to mourn his loss. Mr. Smith was ongngad in tho gar- year 1921, for both men economically nnd by tho big-honrtod banquet has interested his fathor in tion—lots are being sold right nlong nnd building In this contractors and thoir employees do­ tho brotherhood and hopes that his nga business here with his brothor, and women, became due section is such ns to gltidden the heart of those who have nating part of tholr timo af*l tho sup­ fnthor will now ho on nctlvo mombor. Carl Smith, u n d r tho name of Smith nnd had boon a resident of Snn­ November 1st, 1921. ply men giving all aupplios at cost. It Alton Guntor told tho gathering o f , the good of Sanford at henrt. will bo good for many yoars to como a littlo hunting expedition ha and ford for tho past two years. Ho was Business and Occupa­ and whllo it was built economically it Fathor Pock nnd others had. Jumes respected and woll liked by a largo This is no idle talk—I have weighed the statem ent and became wan built welf*and substantial of pal- Hoolehnn spoko on how much ho en- circle of friends ard patrons who will tion Licenses to say ju st what is my candid convictions would put it motto logs and with a wide roof that joyed the pig. Wo had a visitor from regret his demise. The -ympathy of due October 1st, and if most too strong for tho careful, conservative person—th at looks most attractive from tho city! Virginia, Mr. Wade, who spoko for a their many friends goes out to ,the not paid, are delinquent, and from the lake. It is the first few minutes encouraging tho men and family of tho deceased. person whohe eyes are turned backward—1T he fellow who time Sanford has ever erected a build-1 boys .....in, their work. Pig„ Mason made .v .a8 the law requires that has VISION will agree with me now—the other latqr. . right good speech asking all tho for a rjslng vote of thanks for Fathor i;r «n s p n r n r i i r p r i Ha . > .g on tho lake front where people |u rl could sit down and enjoy the lake and [boys for co-operation In the work. Peck, for thU .-umptuous J m m t , | » « c e n W TO It also affords an ideal floor for band nnd asking those who do not ptay has- and for tne good, Fathor Peck has( t o r e C O n d U C tin g t h e D U 8wncerti. It Is 40x00 feet nnd has ‘ ket ball to back up those who do. done for Sanford thronugh tho TIvoth- j n e g g t p r o f e s s i o n O r OC* 'good floor for dancing, if it is de- Bunny Tltlls said it was the best or- erhood. | sired and in tho summer time espec- ganizatlon he knew and does not w ant1 The class then adjourned to the t u p u u u u . _____ iAtly wiH prove most popular with | to belong to any other. Louis Shipp Parish House where they marched im • "TheMan Who Sella Dirt ” ■*'•* _ '■ <___ • • V’r '' lieme folks. It stands in the center| spoke on better attendance of mem-. to tho church in paUre and at the apJ N O . D . J I N R lN S , W P a f l c ' MVenuo on the bulkhead and . bert. J polntad time approached the, Chancel. T aX C o lle c to r the entrance to the *lty dock* end is }" At this point Rev.. Father* Peck renewing their obligations for another! 1 r i ’ tho beginning h f great improtamhnta | turned tha meeting w rit to Director year and receiving their Brotherhood ■Seminole Co. 7uo ■I'hftV/ Arif 'tl 1 on the lake fro n t The dedication Matthews, and Mr. Matthewa called Luttons. 11-7-iwc 11-11-4we •to P i l l s BE PRETTY! TURN GRAY HAIR DARK m fig. r Efej BIG REDUCTION IN PRICE 1C I General Fire pm f TAX BOOKS ARE NOW OPEN §■< Bgf-v ]i Iw m & H US'.-?.1 I Insurance Farms, Homes, Groves, Lots SANFORD IS GROWING “SPURLING’S SUBDIVISION” t J. E. SPURLING ■H fan? i'i / . t. :..: i ■1 . ’ i V . */ . . ' t'J' . JhiAi l*l— L_-* i— ____uLj-ii �THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, DENIM ' Beat quality. old-faihioi twilled ‘‘Diralm**~lh« boo long-wyaring oMh "like 1 ua3 to make.” Only Had a Few Hours to Spend Here But Will Re turn in a Few Weeks A n flrst-olaaa Union-mode garment* for men end bora. Bold under oar . Iron • aled guarantee. Aekyoar dealer. Kobe Mf«. Co* Mebfle, Ala. Made To M ake Good TAKE A GLASS OF SALTS TO FLUSH KIDNEYS IF BLADDER BOTHERS YOU. Eating meat regularly eventually produces kidney trouble in some form or other, says a well-known authori­ ty, because the uric acid in meat ex­ cites the kidneys, they become over­ worked; get sluggish; clog up and causes all Bort* of distress, particu­ larly backache and misery in the kid­ ney region; rheumatic twinges, severe headaches, acid stomach, constipation, torpid liver sleeplessness bladder and urinary irritation. The moment your back hurts or kidneys aren’t acting right, or if blad­ der bothers you, gat about four ounc­ es of Jad Saits from any good phar­ macy; tnko a tablespoonful in a gloss of water before breakfast for a few days and your kidneys will then act fine. This famous salts is made from tho acid of grapes and lemon juice, combined with Hthla, and has been used for generations to flush clogged kidneys and stimulate them to nor­ mal activity; also to neutralise tho acids in the urine so it no longer irri­ tates, thus ending bladder disorders. Jad Salts cannot ^injuro anyone; inakos a delightful effervescent 11thia-wator drink which millions of men and women take now nnd then to keep tho kidneys and urinary organa clean, thus avoiding sorious kidney disease. —Adv. FLORIDAN TAKES POISON ST. AUGUSTINE, Nov. 30.—Eu­ gene Douglas, formerly of Lnko But­ ler, but a resident of St. Augustine during tho last year, died In a hos­ pital hero lato last night ns the re­ sult of on overdose of polBon. Rela­ tives say ho had brooded oven finan­ cial affairs. He Is survived py his father nnd several brothers and sis­ ters who reside in Lake Butler and Jacksonville. Marinos fighting train robbers should romombor tho man who sells tickets is protected. A Tonic For Women "I was hardly able to drag, I waa to weakened," writes Mrs. W. F. Ray, o! Easley, S. C. ''The doctortreated me for about two months, still I didn't get any better. I had a large fam­ ily and felt 1 surely must do something to enable me to take care of my little ones. 1 had heard of "1 decided to try It,” con­ tinues Mrs. Ray. . . *i took eight bottles In a l l . • . I re­ gained my strength and have had no more trouble with wo­ manly weakness. I have ten children and am able to do all my housework and a lot out­ doors . , . J can sure recom­ mend CarduL" Take CanJtd today. It u v bejust whit yoil need. At all druggists. Sanford is attracting the attention of capitalists as never before. Our wonderful location at the head of nav­ igation on the St. Johns river, our thousands of acres of winter vege­ tables, our general farming and fruit growing and kindred products and in­ dustries, wholesale distributing nnd manufacturing is making a big city hero. And in tho general rush of this business tho tourist hotel idoa has not been exploited as it should have been for Sanford nnd contiguous ter­ ritory offers more for tho toprist than any other section of Florida. Here there are hundrods of miles of navi­ gable river, of crooks, of fresh water lakes inland, of pine forests, of good paved roads, of good railroad trans­ portation and miles of forests filled with gamo just as the streams and lakes aro filled with fish and from every standpoint of the visitor to tho state Sanford looks better as a great tourist resort,' T. S. Huff, a formor resident knows tho possibilities of .Sanford as few know them for ho lilts mado a study of conditions here for many years. As a resident, and farmer for some time, as a visitor, as an investor ho has made surveys that are invaluable for the city and country around nnd ho has never ceased talking about San­ ford. Ho hns never ceased publishing matter about Sanford and ho hns nev­ er ceased his efforts to bring capital hero whoro there is more chance for big returns thnn any other part of tho state. Mr. Huff has several ideas that aro larger than the tourist hotel idea but ho has never lost sight of tho hotel plans nnd today while ho was here working on several other big deals ho wired Borne of his friends who wore nt Miami to stop over in Sanford on their way north and they spent several hours hero and woro so greatly impressed with all that they bow nnd heard that they will return soon nnd if further Investigations jus­ tify their impressions gained today they will erect a big tourist hotel in tho vicinity of Sanford. They ore W. Ford, an architect of Clarksburg, and builder of note; Chas. E. Lamberd, former secretary of the Clarksburg Chamber of Commcrco nnd a man who hns helped in tho building of that city, and E. R. Jackson, a real ostate denier and builder of note of New York City. Greatest sport you know Easily because It's crimp cni These gentlemon with their associ­ tb pull out your makin’s and it stays put. ates are building a hotel and golf papers and some Prince links and country club at Miami and I t’s the best bet you ever are building a club house and hotel Albert and roll up a ciga­ laid that you’ll like Prince and golf links for tho New York Ath­ rette! That’s because P. A. Albert better than any ciga­ letic Club and have several other pro­ is so delightfully good and rette you ever rolled I jects of this kind nt present and have refreshing in a cigarette— been engaged in this line of work for And listen! I f you fitfV# ninny years. just like it is in a jimmy They know what it means for any a jimmy pipe hankerings pipe! You never seem to place to have suitabio hotol accommo­ get your fill — P. A.’s so by all means know what dations first and tho propor amuse­ Prince Albert can do for ments second nnd tho best location to jo y ’usly frien d ly an d give tho guests what they wnnt. This you! I t’s a revelation in a appetizing. is their first trip to Florida nnd they pipe as well as in a ciga­ think it is the greatest place in the Prince Albert will be a rette! P. A. can’t bite or country. This is merely a hasty viBlt revelation to your taste! No parch. Both are cut out nnd Sanford is fortunate to get thorn other tobacco at any price Is by our exclusive patented here today to look ovor tho city al­ though they only hud a few houre. in its class! And, it rolls up process* They nre taking tho Clydo river trip to Jacksonville nnd will study out con­ ditions in nnd around the city from tho nnglo of river transportation and location uud they have promised to re­ turn with their associates in a few weeks nnd give Sanford n real Inves­ the national joy emokm tigation with tho view of building nt once a real tourist hotel, golf links nnd country club nt some loention near for him to do this sometimes because ho spent his money for drink. But at this city. America’s Standard 4-Cycle M arina M otor last we drove the saloons from our village and his house wus soon paid for nnd he now has over $200 to his credit in the B. & L., Co., drawing him six percent interest Thera are thousands of eases in this country similar to thiB one nnd NOBODY CAN TELL WHEN YOU they should insplro us to greater ef­ fort to rid this country of the terri­ DARKEN GRAY, FADED HAIR ble curse nnd I hope you will ubc your WITH SAfiE TEA paper and your best efforts to help tho enuso along. Yours very truly, A. B. LROCK. Come on along your makin’s papers with P. A. * Want Dr. Walker To Stay on Sanford, Petition Conference Tho Board of Stewards of the Meth­ odist Church pnssed the following res­ olution nt a moating last night: Rev. J. P. Hllburn, P. E., Caro Fourth Quartatiy Conference. Dear Sir: WHEREAS, the conference year Is practically a t an end and reports from different activities of tho church nre in order, and WHEREAS, tho Board of Stewards of tho Church at Sanford fool a great deni of prido in tho unusual progress thnt hns been made in all lines of tho church work during the past year ns hns boon testified by tho increased at­ tendance nt all religious services, by tho incroaso , of, over , ono „ hundred roHtorc natural color nnd beauty to names on tho church roll, nnd by tho tjl0 jJnjr oyal finnncinl support which tho] A well-known downtown druggist church has had from thiB membership j BllyB everybody ubcs Wyeth’s Sage 0I,d* jnnd Sulphur Compound now because it WHEREAS, wo feel that Buch a 'darkens so naturally nnd evenly thnt ydnr should not close without our do-1 no^ody can tell it hns been applied— daring our aprcciation of tho pastor | jjta B0 enBy (0 use, too. You simply whoso untiring efforts, whose con~ dampen a comb or soft brush nnd slant good will, nnd whoso inspired ,(irnw jt through the hair, faking ono words of spiritual guidance hnvo boon IBtrnmi ftt „ time By mon,|ng tho such a sourco of inspiration to this Brny hair disappears; after another church in its every branch, nnd, application or two, it is restored to Its WHEREAS, all indications point to natural color, nnd looks glossy, soft tho consunmtlon during tho coming nn(j bonutlful.—Adv. year of various plans of Importance, ________________ which have been formulated for tho | | Ag p^ITH IN PROHIBITION growth in both strength nnd useful-------ness of our church, therefore be it, Loveland, 0., Nov, 22, 1021. RESOLVED, that this body present My Donr Bro. Holly: for your esteemed consideration tho j notjco |„ thn Hornld of a few points as outlined nbovo, which you wecj{8 nBO thnt you nro hnving tho will find amply substantiated in tho pretty lind in regard to tho detailed roportB submitted to you nt prohibition lnws nnd I am afraid this timo by the various departments th#t ym| have forK0tton thnt GOD IS of the church, and bo it further NOT DEAD nnd thnt we all need to RESOLVED, that wo respect u y jruat j|{m more, prny more nnd work and unanimously urge that if possible h(mi(Jr (o brIng to U8 tho desires of Brother Walker bo returned to us fof (jur hearts. another year’s Borvico, to tho end thnt , „ . under his wise leadership our usefulI «m sending you some clippings ness in tho Master’s work may be still that I hope will cheer ynu up and further enlarged. °P°" «P » "c" vi* on of, whn BJ " Respectfully submitted, the future for us f we do not loose BOARD OF STEWARDS, FAITH nnd Iny down our weapons M. E. Church, South, of wnrfnro. So cheer up and press Sanford, Fin. forward nnd wo will win tho fight in By S. O. SHINHOLSER, duo timo. T, F. ADAMS, j can refer you to several casos in Z. B. RATLIFF, my own little village where tho putCommltteo. ting out tho saloons hns worked wonSnnford, Fin., Nov. 25th, 1021. , dors in bettering tho condition of J At a recent meeting of tho mayor and council it was decided to dlsposo of the Umatilla electric light, Ico plant and waterworks systems. Tho reason given for disposing of these public utilities is t ^ t none of the members of tho council are exper­ ienced in handling these businesses. The ontlre matter waa placed in the hands of Mayor Dent, with authority RECEPTION FOR MISS SKINNER AND MRS. (i ALLOW AY (From Tufidij't D.iljr) A brilliant social event of the sea­ son wnH tho reception given yesterday nftornoan from four to six o'clock by the Woman’s Club honoring Miss Eli-1 znbcth Skinner, newly elected state president of tho Federation of Wom­ an’s Clubs, nnd Mrs. Ernest McGow­ an Gnllowny, vice-president nt Inrge. Beautiful in every detail were tho ( decorations of the club rooms, tho, club colors, red nnd green, and th e . club flowers, red roses being used. | Tali floor lamps shaded in red, enst a rich wnrm glow over tho pretty sceno. Wicker baskets, wicker wall vases and crystal vases filled with fragrant red roses were effectively placed. Mrs. Forest Lake nnd Mrs. Raymond Key mot the guests nt tho door, who wero then introduced to tho receiving lino by Mrs. Deane Turner. In the re­ ceiving lino were Mrs. John Leonardi, Miss Elizabeth Skinner, Mrs, L, M. Johnson, of Leesburg, Mrs. W. F. illuckmnn, Mrs. W. T. Morgan, Mrs. Frod Williams, Mrs. R. R. Dens, Mrs. R. C. Bower, Mrs. R. E. Tolar, nnd Mrs. John Meisch. The hostesses woro Mosdanics W. E. Watson, G. I, Loucks, R. A. Newman, S. Puloston, It. J. Holly, W. J. Thig­ pen, B. J. Starling, Fred Dnigcr, J. i M. Wallace, D. L, Thrasher ami It. C. Maxwell. Tho refreshment tnblo was lovely with its appointments. In the center was a cnndolbrn holding red lighted tnpers, nt either side were unshaded red tapers in silver candle sticks. Mrs. nenry Wight poured coffee and Mrs. W. T. Langley poured ten tho first hour and Mrs. A. D. Kelly nnd Mrs. A. M, Phillips poured tho latter hour. During tho afternoon an orchestra rendered splendid music. Mrs. Julius Taknch, sang, “My Heart nt Thy Sweet Voica," from i Samson and Dclilnh and “One Fine Day" from Madam Buttorfly, in hor usual charming inannor. Mrs. A. M, Philips sang sweetly and with much feeling. “Night Song" by Florence Newell Barbour. About two hundred club members and friends attended this delightful affair. Post cards—local views—lc each at i* H sra ld r ft lea. Philip RR.E A Andrews L , Real Estate Service SANFORD, FLORIDA PHONE 371-J On Flour, Grain and Feed Fruit and Vegetable Grates You Can Buy From U* at Wholesale Prices Write lor FrUo LUt XUlU “ W.A. MerrydayCompany f Palatka, Florida iigml., I V u M E iT i �H n H n n n n i M>,.‘f7s!?■>.•'firJ.pf"'. '. ■, V flHHflW , MDJ P,>' BMP* Wo have quit talking turkey for fence that will fit him for better SANFORD HERALD’S ■■■■■■■■■■ Shoe Repairing1— Work ««aaiaiUIR m Thanksgiving but would like to talk work; ho will lit into the second* DIG ACHIEVEMENT M ! • J. HOLLY ......... . . . i . l m l t a i > U MH** turkey about Christmas. term without eny of the preparation jT, tT >« L U t U I D ............. U t t t h i r u l T n t n n r —--------o ~ ------necessary for a new man on tho jo b ;1 The Sanford Herald of Nov. 26 - ‘ t.: k > i . » n t ......... ....... ....ow m i iiu m t Jh o Daily, and Weekly Herald are he Is known among many of tho men contains a solid olght-pago ad for M'••« 1 »,VJ VuUlakti Cniy Trlltj by endeavoring to bring the peoplo to who will compose tho n e x t1Icglsln-' ono firm In tho "largest city on Lake Sanford to trade. Wo offer the ture; he knows all about the .many Monroe.” Congratulations- When merchants the best Christinas adver­ little things and the many big things Tho Tribune n fow Sundays ngo car­ (tsoortmtei) ODDS AND ODDS AND tising they havo ever had. In the working of that legislative ried n forty-pngo section, advertising — ENDS — — ENDS — imcaxvxioK nim nr aotahoii M yif, ----------- o----------body and ho should go back with tho by one Tampa firm, tho Tampa Hard­ n « ■MllMtlMiiMMiMMMitM t|l*IO \> t MOHTHl .................... •*11*111111*•• litS All is not gold that glitters and experience that will make Seminole1ware Company, it broko all records ,; - -;.n An Assortment of Ladies’ and Gents’ Shoes MONTHS. .ttioi* tttMItlllMAl (Tl nowspaper men hnvo their troubles county an invaluable representative. for daily newspaper advertising in and Slippersat •* a*«Md OUm 1U 11 Mittar A tm t ■>, » AU of this hinges, of course, upon this country. The achievement of M th. Yo*l Offloo o« iftftford, YloHift, just like oth • people. Simply be­ Art or Kftroh I. m i. cause wo smile and carry gn Is no whethor Mr, Forster will again be-1 tho Sanford Herald is no; less won­ .2 3 come a candidate, and we do not derful, nnd it is to bo praised. Tak­ u M DftOv Hands' I*1yoUtobod <oroiy reasoti that wo aro always happy, , _n o i_____ ftftoraooa (osoofl Coaday) oad u m a * U j ----------o----------know whether he will or not. B u t' ing eight pnges in a dally in a town o n Ul* tndlav tootlo*. A dutttelac ratoo w « u b b tad mad* kftawft Oft ftralloattoa. H.00 Tho Rotary Club nnd kindred or­ ho la the logicnl man, nnd if ho con­ tho size of Sanford is some enterprlBo A B av in s of 91*60 to 93.00 per pair. *o« you, or Ilo pot booU, I t ftdyftooo. ganizations scatter more sunshine siders tho wishes of his friends ho on(. the part of tho advertiser. It —The E ntire Stock Not on Sale b u t Many Good Bargains— -EltALU 1HJIUKXB.I S h III along life’s pathway than any other shows that the Sanford Herald is a cannot rofuse. j ' F o rtlv n A d v rrU .ln a R cnreiontollvo big force in any city. That idea of fine advertising medium, for business L . T H U O M 1 r t i r A N P U G 1 3 A S S O C IA T IO N good fellows getting together, sing­ mon do not buy costly space In news­ CHRIS. CODRINGTON. ing songs and telling of their trials papers today because they, aro Sanford has a real band. and tribulations does much to inspire Chris. Codrington has passed. For "friendly to tho editor," or because We have a jar ftlM'SrUh — --------o---------us to greater efforts. mnny years ho was engage^ in tho they are "loyal to their town;" they beans in the wlndo#. The And Sanford will soon have a most SALE SALE business of editing nnd conducting u' buy beenuse they expect to got value nearest guess to th*'<unmbeautiful lalco front. STARTS ber of beans in tHbtin Jar STARTS Good old Major Whittleaby or Lieut. nowspaper. He fought fearlessly and j received, and moro. Col,, as he was called beforo ho teft unafraid all that ho thought was j Perkins, & Britt, tho Sanford mon's THURS., wins your choice of’ftlriof THURS., Much work to bo done but the peo­ tho service, committed sulcido the otR- wrong nnd, nlthough he was not al-, furnishing nndj clothing firm taking One guesalf'with ple have the right vision. DEC. 1ST. shoes. DEC. 1ST. er day by jumping off a boat. Dis­ ways on the side of public eplrtlon, | tho eight-page advertisement, nre lach purchase tmir. :: ----------— o----------BS\ patches said memories of tho war un­ any more than his fellow editors, live business men. They know how Precooling seems to be a popular balanced his mind. Thore is no doubt are, he nover tompored his editorials ; to get results; and we are sure they Hand Shoe Repairing dy" Hosiery for Men ■ pastime just now. of it. He went through enough to un­ to tho wondering breeze of public will get all\ they: hope . for.—Tampa d rti -----------o balance him and so did all the rfest of favor, but took hi* stand and gave Tribune. President Knight gave the pavilion tho bunch, officers nnd privates, blow for blow. He printed newspa­ to Mayor Stevens and the mayor took ----------- o----------pers ip tho early days wher printing VAMPING THEM RIGHT. it; by gum. Henry Ford wnnts Muscle Shoals to newspapers and having an oppinion --------------a-------------hulp humanity ns well ns himsolf but From the way Thorn goes after And the precooled breezes from the if we know the people in power in this was na much ns the editor’s life was worth, but Chris. Codrington novor chnutnuqun r.gents, ho must havo northern regions are making our let­ country they will novor let Henry havo been stung, nnd from tho description backed down. Hi.* pin ut tlmus wns tuce crop look good. the shoals at nny price. Tho corpora­ dipped in vitroil but it wan always of tho person ho says always pinys S A N F O R D , F L A . -----------o----------tions do not want cheap nitrates, they The new automobile license tag will do not want thousands of peoplo to launched in tho cause thnt he thought tho chief role, it must hnvo been n -II be 0x16 inchoa. We do not bellovo hnve Jobs, they do not want prosper­ was right and h* leveled his guns at "Bwcet darling, vnmpish" sort of fe­ a target nn matter how high it might male.—Orlando Reporter-Star. .* liv.r. our Uttlo Ford will bo able to drag ity except for thomsolves. F irst N at'l Bank Annex Good. Also correct. Tho shows be in the forums of the roo,}lo* this big tag around everywhoro it "The Family Shoe Store11 * ti L I * ——----- o—- • —— His wns n kindly nnture and he travelling about tho country under * iiM *i■ goes. Wo wont tho peoplo of tho South to helped the poor niiJ needy whenever tho guiBo cf "chntauqufi" boar tho -----------o----------always remember thnt Henry Ford “ Fatty Arbucklo Takes The Stand," wns not nllowcd to tako over Muscle r.c’nx cn arose and his mnny kindly h r iiiu co-relatlon to n real chautauqun |jrji i full *****mulMiere, r ES deeds wore done with,>it any public qua as a houco-cnt docs to an Afri­ “Lena Clarke Takes the Stand," says M it ‘ m Shoals nnd develop It for tho South i notlcc nn‘d ^Hhout''ostentation Ho can tiger. As to what constitutes a headlines in today's papers. Prob­ nnd give employment to thousands of ably tho last stand they will ever peoplo nnd mnke tho South the great­ did not like the limelight and pre- "chautauqun" see nny reliable dic­ forre*d to live his lllfe in his own wny tionary; after that, nil discussion is make. est country in tho world. Ho wns not content to h*» friendly to his friends useless. Last Henson thoro enmo to hight rate acted ns n boomerang; DOES SEMINOLE COUNTY WANT A HEALTH NURSE? -----------o - 1 1 — freight enrs stood idle; railroad com­ nllowcd to give tho farmers cheaper The Ohio rivor la having u flood at nitrateH. Republican Interests do not nnd standing by them when they Kissimmee, ns to nil others cities in panies hnd no business. Now rnilthis section of Florida, n couple of rond officials see the error of their needed n real friend. Docs Seminole county want a full this time of tho year. They ought to want it. As one of his closest nndj best dtimes with werdo sweeter than hon­ wnys nnd nre reducing rates of their time nurse, with automobile furnished arrest the old girl. Sho never became friends the editor of The Herald miss­ ey, with garments that were—well, and without nny expense to tho coun­ angry boforo tho early spring to our Farmers in the, Hastings Hoot ion es ChriH. Codrington as only nn obi to say the least, thnt were s-o-m-o own accord. While state and inter­ ty? There is n way to got ono. As knowledge. state commissions were nliowlng them who planted large acreages in cane and denr friend ran bo missed. Wo j nttrn tivo, and n smile thnt was ns to tho need of n county nurse thnt will ------------ o-----------nre planning to make it up in syrup xnw him only n few times n year but r.v/oeii : a a young giri’.i first dream of to boost rates at will, they were los­ meet every emergency call, thoro is Leesburg Commercial announces In ing money because they were losing big headlines that "the yacht club several having- purchased mills and his henrty hand-clasp and his real a kiss from her first lover. Uh-huh. business. Ami it is altogether likely will be stationary." Wo are glad of no doubt others will follow tho oxam- friendship wore ever thore nnd ho They didn't Inml me—f'r I’vo been thnt rate-cutting will be extended fur­ that. Wo don't want it to coma float­ ple. An unusunlly large acreage was will linger long In our memory ns fooled before, but they did Innd n ther nnd the cuts will go deeper. Rail­ ing down hero to bump into our now planted in cane this year because tho ono of tho old gunrd of Flgrldn Jour­ lot of those more susceptible to roads hnve new competitors to meet fanners believed the HUgar corpora­ nalism. Wo shall miss his wit nnd blandishments. Then crlnng como pavilion, tion would purchase their enno for his Pnrthinn shots nnd his odltorinl tho performance nnd thoy put on tho and a determined people to satisfy. ----------- o There Is n possibility of tho old com­ The defense In tho Arbucklo ease seed purposes, but the timo of. year writings, Wo shall miss his assis­ show, Everything was volvot for petitive methods being resorted to in m will show a film to provo that Vir has arrived when something must bo tance in helping us to bring about them. Their three squares were pro­ order to get hUaiiumn. A now era in glnin Rappo was an athlete, Maybo done. bettor things in this part uf Hie state. vided for nnd their lodging Is guar­ transportation is upon us. Tho air­ ahn wob but an athlete would have jw Wo nhnll miss him ns <i brother edi­ anteed by "local representative citi­ craft, tho automotive transportation According to tho Ft. Myers Tropi­ tor first nnd ns n real friend most of zens." And thereafter the nnid I. r. facilities and the developing of our show against a mountain of flesh. cal Nows, tho A. B. C. Millwork com­ nil, His faults wo will bury in tho c, bad to dig down nnd rake up the Inland waterways, mny send railroad no doubt. Sell your quota of 10,000 -----------o----------of Christmas seals nnd during tho year Dispatches today say "Japan holds pany has bought a new factory situ snnds nnd his virtues will ho pre­ cnsli to fill tho gap that needed bridg­ operators back to first principles in 1022 Seminole county will havo this key to armament situation," Say, why nnd will build, near th» railroad served forever in tho tnblotn of our ing. When a minstrel show comes order to get business, , much needed socinl service. don't they push thnt bunch off tho tracks, very soon. Tho company memory. to Kissimmee it comes on its own If railroad companies only paid $0,000 pays for u full time nurso bonrds nnd get busy with their own started business in a small wny Home Good-bye, old friend. Initiative; It mny break even, go in dividends on nctunl investments, nnd with nutomohilo furnished. affairs? Why should any nation hold timo ago, and it lias sineo grown to the hole, mnko a profit; but. it doesn't did not pay fabulous salaries to men $2,000 pays for a 0 months nurse. the koy? such nn extent as to find itself ask n guarantee fund. If these who render littlo or no services, there RECOGNIZING OUR POSSIWill this pay? Yes, if tho health .......... - o----------cramped. The now sito will admit of vaudeville Bhown that travel under would be ample room to cut rates nnd of your children menu anything to IIILITIBS. State papers have discovered thnt the erection of a large building for the nom ilo weren’t a Vouch of beg- still mnke good money. It is the ar­ you. One infected child mny give the defunsu in tho Lenn Clarke rnso woodworking, equipped v/ith modern gers and grafters, they’d bo willing tificial nnd ornnmental side of rail­ your child tuberculosis. Today’s Herald carries the story of will put in n plea of insanity. Old machinery. the big precooling plant to bo erected to do the snnie thing. Why should roading that is expensive.—Orlando Your $3,000 will not only pay for stuff, old stuff. Everyone in tills part hole nt once by the Fnrmor’s Ex­ a man pay a high price to listen to n Reporter-Star. the nurse nnd auto hut will keep tho of tho United States knew that tho OUR REPRESENTATIVE. change. Thoy are homo people, lecture on "The Syncopation of the -----------o----------boaith crusade in the schools; will day the man was killed. growers, farmers, men who know Chimpnnee on Relation to tho Vomgive educational courses in gonoral HOLLY'S TROLLY. ------------ o----------It will soon lie timu to talk about whnt they are doing and, having faith itntion of Mount Anetnn” when ho health; will give six clinics in SomiBnifonr snys wo "don't want two our representative and other officials in this proposition, aro putting their enn for two bits buy the whole thing A company is being formed which nolo county; will givo follow up Work longues." Quito right, old chap, qulto and while it is early nnd Christmas money into a precooling plnnt bc- in magazino form—togethr with a will build nn intcrurbnn line between nnd more than all will dotormlne right. Wo don't want two tenguoB of crowds out statu politics, it is not enuso they know tho possibilities of lolt of renl lgood rending upon in­ Miami nnd Palm Beach, which re­ whethor tho child "with bronchial nations, wo don't want two leagues too enrly to think about who will the Sanford section. teresting subjects? minds us that Bob Holly has n like trouble" is an incipient tubercular of bnsu ball, wo don't want two lon- represent Seminole county in the Still, there’s something in that idea for a connecting link between case. Tho plant will lie n big success from ■*gues In Florida. next legislature, Tho liernhl has Ilio very start, nnd will not only bo a vamp business to which the Reporter- Sanford nnd Orlando. Wo trust Bob In the sign of the double barred ------------ o-----------heard nothing from nny source about Mg thing for tho growers but,a big Star alludes—nnd It mny bo possible will stick on tho Job until be puts the cross conquer tuberculosis. Harney Colson, of Gainesville, calls who will make the race and does not thing for tho entire section, ns It will that the folks on that paper havo' not issue over successfully.—Reporterfor "all Florida mon" to attend tho know whether our representative, F. produce n better pack, a better grade been stung by those same two women Star. 660 cures Chills nnd Fever. 13-lGtc footbnll game at Jacksonville betweon I1. Forster, intends to cast his hat in of vegetables, and they will go into —>nnd hnd to utilize tlioir check­ We will stick, brother. Having North Carolina and Florida on De­ the ring or not. This paper does not tho markets in bettor sliupo than ov­ books to Issue some documents thnt been sticking on this sumo Iden for WHO GETS THIS SNAP? cember 6. There wllHnot bo nny intend to "Ask Mr. Forster." T h lH er boforo, thus creating n dumnml for wouldn't coma under the "had" check the pnst fifteen years wo would not crowding nt thnt, is tho case of the office Hooking the Sanford vegetables such us no other ruling.—Kissimmee Gazette, Ugive It up now when everything looks ------------o ----... - . 160 acres of land, wire fence all ---------- o----------mint nnd not the mall seeking the of­ section can command. so bright and the country hutwcon around, bout 20 acres cultivated. Good w Campbcll-Lnssing Post, American fice, and unless we nre badly mis­ A CUT IN FREIGHT RATES. Tho local peoplo hnvo been tho first Sanford and Orlando is almost built 5-room house; large Floridn barn with Legion, has one of tho most active taken, tho people will demand that to erect Hiich n plant. They aro up solidly. This particular section m organizations In the state. They are F. P. Forster ngnln become a candi­ brcnldng ground today for thin plant. To tho average Amoricun a prom­ oirors more to nn intorurbnn lino thnn galvanized roof. Situated hnlf way doing somolMnrr nil tho timo to keep date. Thoro nre mnny reasons for This of itself means so much to tho ise of n cut in freight rnten has a nny other part of the United States betweon Oviedo nnd Genova. $1,050 the pot holi ng and all of us In hot this thought. It Is democratic to Sanford section, for it demonstrates cheerful ring. It mny mean fewer nnd ore long some enterprising cap­ cash takes tho whole. Enquire of A. S. Cotton, Lako Charm, Fin, 16-4tp wntor. give a mnn the second term, all that homo people hnvo faith in their mclnnH cut for distribution among italist will sco the chance nnd go to lx railroad security holders, hut It will it. We could build it ourselves, but things being equal. It is only right j own projoct, h Kuh.Myt'i'isni for Rheumatism. Sanford is among those sensible Hint the man in office should hnvo Ncw York capitalists wero here mean smaller losses to tho producers wo nr^ too busy writing such stuff ns 1,1' 13-lBtc cities of Florida that did not bellovo in tho Hccond term if he him mndo good last week with the sanio proposition of tho country. you aro now reading. Tho proposed cut of 10 per cent sending away for u band for winter tho first term, nnd thoro is no doubt on a larger scale. Their project Stnttahion and crowned heads mu concerts, Wc have ns good n band about Mr. Forster making good nnd Hhnuld go forwnrd v/ith nn added im­ o i farm products In cnrload lots will One good wny to improve your be cnrefill not to muss up the mu make nn great difference to fnrmurs as anyoni nnd '.l ay will noc cost $1, wo get bis record, not from the peo­ petus now thnt the Fanner's Ex­ mind is to glance through tho child­ torful' wny in which tho correspe nml gardners. Thnt 10 per cent OOO n week plo ut homo, but from hiB fellow change, without any previous notice, ren's school books occasionally. iff dents 'nni pulling otT this arms co might easily mean just tho difference -o-members in tho legislature, who hnvo gono straight to the point nnd feronce.1 ■ between profit nnd loss to tho grower. "Ex-saloon nun own ono-thlrd of know how to monnuro a many from started their building at once. In­ Itub-My-TIsm, n pain killer. 13-15tc Florida will bo greatly Interested iff; New York'B drug *t«roa" says dis­ n’l points, Tho members who sat vestors from othor states rhould hnvo jL*.' 'J patch In dailies Well, why should­ with Mr. Forster in tho legislature no compunctions nbout investing tholr in thin announcement. It will mean bi> n 't thoy? Prohibition put thorn out say he wns ono of tho best mon in money In a project thnt has nlroady several millions to Florida fruit s$j?m . of business and they just naturally that body and that ho hold tho re- been backed nnd v/Ill be backed again growers nnd farmers •Hring tho next ■ UNIVERSAL ELECTRIC IRONS, TOAST* drifted into tho drug business. rpect nnd esteem of ovory member by home pooplo. There will ho other six months if it soon goes Into effect. ERS, HEATERS, WAFFLE IRONS of tho house. Wo enn wall beliovo! precooling nnd cold stora^o plants in Lnst spring thousands of tons of cnbbngo rotted In tho fields of Floridn this true, for this is his record In ftisj Sanford, not only for the procoollng New England in having a timo with AND GRILLS ■ heavy snows and hull nnd h—11 and1homo town, whore he has resided for of vegetables, but of nil other pro- because tho freight rates woro so ■ high that there was nothing in it to ■ all that goes with heavy snow storm ! the past thirty-ttvo or forty years ducts ■ MAKE EXCELLENT CHRISTMAS GIFTS a n ,1 it..) nM .l ni\l,l wln.l. It)n ■>... t mtinll InT l.M il* Utlllt W il PHtl nimntll. Thl The day is not far distant when a ship. The price received would hard­ and sleet nnd cold winds. Wo aro (much longer than we can romem ly pay tho freight, so it was cheaper Just enjoying it down boro with our I ber, nnvhow) nnd his record 1b abovn big mort packing-plant will bo here, ■ We carry n nice line of these Roods^-Our prices are right lettuce going north on baru markets rupronch ns a business man, ns a and many other plants of llko nnture. to leave it rot In tho field than spend >,<Why send Sanford products north to ; tho timo nnd expense of marketing. from this timo forth. ' citizen and ns a man. Universal Goods are the Best This pnpor takes no pnrt In poli­ bo refrigerated when they can got People in tho north wore thus Jepriv- i yfc, ■ 1 cd of a supply of good cabbnge, while refrigerated hero and go north at ■ Hoover oloinu that 9,000,000 idio tics after tho campaign has started, k: tho growers in the south wore depriv­ mon have ruceivod jobs through tho and does not intend to take nny part' much better prices? ed of a market. -----------©■ |U national conference on unemployment. this timo. But it la well- within our But the interesting fact is, thnt tho A policy of preparedness isn't What haa become of the other 04,000,- province to nak that Mr. Forster railroad companies woro likewise de­ wholly consistent unless it subsidises WO that some of the radicals talked again become a candidate for tho prived of revenues. If *tho people a few crutah factories. ^ about being out o f . jobs. Probably simple reason that .it .is the demand Sanford, Florida 3* did not ship their produco, the rull- | 117 Park Aye. walking to Florida to pick gold off the of the peoplo that he stand for tho 18-lbtc road company got no haul. Thus the second term. Ho has had the oxper- 668 cures Bilious Fever. I trees, u im im iiia iiM iiu m iH ia a iM R in in iiiH iM u iR M i H and THE SANFORD HERALD THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY REDUCED JM *2.98 *3.48 *4.49 *5.00 *6.98 One Pair feree 1 i J SEE0URW ,ND?W a 3 a as \ i W, v 1 A a fix'*>;< iiaSr: Ai Sanford Cycle Go. �. . ■' THE SANFORD' AMERICAN LEGION BANQUET PERSONAL NOTES AT VALDEZ MONDAY NIGHT WAS GREATLY ENJOYED N U in u iiiiim M in in iM iiiin iiiiiiiiu iii M. DRESNER (Tram Wsdnasdsy't Bally) Mrs. D. D, Newberry and little daughter Lucile and Mrs. Kenneth Murrell, jr., spent tho day in Orlando yesterday. Mrs. T, A. Neal and Mrs. Harry L eg io n Members and S 3 2 2 ? , ™ * “u Correct Apparel for Women and Misses Dickson, of Orlando, motored over After the banquet tho tables wore Guests Had Most En­ yesterdny afternoon to attend tho cleared away and dancing wns in­ bridge party and miscellaneous show­ joyable Affair dulged in until u into hour sent tho er for Miss Adelaide Higgins, given by youngsters nnd many of tho older Mcsdnmes A. W. Fitts and Hal ones home with the feeling In thoir Wight. hearts nnd minds that Campholl-LossMrs. J. M. Burns nnd daughter, Mrs. Ing Post is the host ever and thoy Howard Smith aro spending tho after­ jLNV MANY ^OOOD TALKS BY know how to pull off a successful noon in Sorrento visiting frlonds. 8 Extra Savings for those who Buy here now on » MEMBERS AND GUESTS— Armistico Day, a successful show or J. A. Sullivan^ D. Strugfield, T. An­ — MUSIC AND DANCING a banquet nnd dnnee at any old time derson, L. Baker and Misses Plttis and their affairs will’alwnya be'the and Walker, of Macon, Gn., are mo­ ' (Tram Tuesday's THIIrT social events of the Hf0 of Sanford toring through the state stopping ov­ Ono of the moat pleasant occasions for many years to come. er in Sanford yesterday. of the social aoaaon was that of the 1 M. B. Shelton, of Daytona wns in dinner and dance given fay .the Camp the city yesterday transacting busi­ beii-Lossing Post, American Legion, ness. Our lino of Misses' and Children's Coats have been chosen for at the Hotel Valdez last; night. Mrs. Joseph Umbnck, of Orlando, their dependability and wearing qualities. It was staged as an oftaq-pieco'of was In tho city yesterday calling onl j the big Armistice Day •• celebration old friends nnd coming over to attend | ■ that was such a great success, and * * * * * * * * * * the party given yesterday afternoon 18 the Legion boys wnnted an occasion by Mesdames Fitts and Wight, for 8 to tell all their friends just how they In aplte of the rain the woods was Miss Adelaide Higgins, jg A good coat will plorre your girl as much as a toy. They like appreciated their efforts In behalf of full of hunters Thanksgiving day. Mr. nnd Mrs. Hoyt Hunt, of Indian- g pretty clothes ju st /ell as their elders, and we can save you the Legion, and also to present the Rev. Goodberd was,shopping in npoliB, nro spending some time hero silver cups to tho winners of tho var­ Snnford Wednesday. somo money now on a purchase of this class of merchandise. at the Montezuma. ious events. . Mrs. Williams nnd Mrs Harrison Mr. and Mrs. N. L. Kcrrod, of A fine orchestra, arranged by Ed­ and children of this place nnd Dr. Warren, Ohio, are spending n fow gar Ball, discoursed sweet- music all Martin and wife of Osceola, left Mon­ days hure, leaving next week for St. A FEW MORE DAYS, LADIES during the dinner and for The dance day for Miami. Augustine where they will spend a ^iftcrwnrd and, like all that Ball pro­ Thorc will ho an oyster supper at fow weeks and then expect to return ------------------ TO BUY-----------------ductions, it-was all right. to Sanford to Bpend tho winter. tho town hall December 2, After the invocation by Chaplain Mr. and Mrs. II. I. Cievorlgn, of Edgar nnd Fred McFnrlnne spent George Hyman,,Post Commander L. Friday in Osceola with Charles Sum Holden, Mo., nro among tho out of F. Roper addressed the assemblage mofsill. state visitors hero yesterday. » and briefly outlined the work of the Walter L. Wight, of Cairo, Gn., ar­ Miss Roney of Lnkc Hart nnd Miss AT REDUCED PRICES Legion under his year’s leadership— Wilson of Orlando Bpent the week rived in tho city yesterday nnd will bo ncsocinted in businoss with Hal a year that has bfcen filled with many end with MIbb Helen Moran. Considering quality our prices now on Ladies’ Apparel, are much low- \ Wight. events, with many big things for tho Tho Club mot Monday with good er than any place you may go , M. S. Wiggins, who has boon in tho benefit of the Legion and for tho up­ attendance. north nnd cast on business for tho building of tho city—fAF tho Amer­ Mr. Owens of Osceola, wns visit­ past three months, has returned nrtl ican LegMrt represents 'the best type ing friends hero Mondny. of American oitsenshlp. Mrs. McFnrlnne and Mrs. Daniels will Bpend tho winter here. Mr. nnd E Commander Roper then Introduced spent Wednesday with Mrs. J. W. Mrs. Wiggins have rented tho W. D. S Gillon homo on Elm nvenuo for tho Judge Gcorgo Herring, the new post Flynt. Sanford, Fla. Phone 121 214 East First St. winter. commander, who responded In a hap­ Mrs. Kate Kilhniic has been very Mrs. Margaret Barnes, of Jefferson py vein and ppromisod all his “bud­ ill. Mrs. Hart has been teaching Court Apartments, Orlando, is spend­ dies" his unqualified "upport in nil school in her place. ing tho day hero with friends and at­ that tho Loglon meant and stood for. Mr. nnd Mrs. Oscar Wicholson nnd One of the great advantages, wo tending to business, * Id i c t i c a t a i n i t a l u i l B i l B i I B i The following gentlemen wero call­ Miss Annn Peters of Daytona spent infer, of "rending It In tho morning Mr. and Mrs. Logan of Cenevu ed upon and responded in a few words Thanksgiving with Mr. nnd Mrs. when it is nows,” Is [that, you enn wore in tho city today. Thoy report ha nbout tho Legion: Dr. Hyman, Goo. Henry Levy. WANTED then intelligently read it again in tho tho Lognn Mercantile company as A. DeCottcs, Forest Lake, Goorgo W. Mr. nnd Mrs. R. E. Franklin had evening when it is contradicted, WANTED—Young cow. Muzt ba Knight, Chnrllo Britt, tho "Carnival friends from Dnytonu Thanksgiving. fllourishing and enjoying a lino fall ha (BlfBlIUlMlUMliniRlM trade. ha ........... .... ....... ........ J. II. Malfresh and good milker. Man,” R. J. Holly and scvoral othors. Mr. nnd Mrs. T. W. Provntt Mrs. FOR RENT-A tent hftuao consisting m0P( Dox 1M( Sorrent0( PU. 18-tfc The presentation of the silver cups W. II. Rivers and Mr. Honry Dewey (From Thunday'a Daily) of 2 te n ts alt screened am i floured. JOHN LANDMAN DIES IN HOCHwns ono of the most impressive nnd wns In Eustis Mondny on business. E. Hnckor wita nmofcg the out ofClenn, good water, in city limits.—E. SEE M. S. NELSON for all kinds of ESTER most delightful items on tho pro­ Mr. nnd Mrs. David Speer of San­ stato business visitors hero yesterday hauling. 31-tfe John Lnndmnn, a former resident A. Moffett, Celery Avo. Phono 107-W. gram. Commander Roper had a dlf- ford, nre spending n few weeks with registering from Atlnntn. 1 0 - l t c WANTED—Dolls to dress for Chrtzt■. flciilt task In presenting onch cup nnd Mrs. M. E. Wicks. K. L. Mock, of Leesburg, wnn in tho of Altnmontc and well known horo, mua. For full information address ho wns equal to tho occasion, nnd in Mrs. McFnrlnno nnd Mrs. T. W. city yesterday calling on his friends died ■nt Rochester, Minn., whero ho Lenin Is tho only man who hns ovMrs. L. It. Mitchell, Box 04, Oviedo, was locelving attention nt tho Sanaa fow words of gmcoful acknowledge­ Provntt cnlled on Mrs. Hall Thursdny. and attending to business. or been able to mnku money out of u j Fin, 11-tf-p Fred ment of tho debt the Legion owed all W. M. Glower, of Romo, Gn., Is tnrium of Mayo Brothors. printing press.—Asheville Times. Wnlernn received tho announcement of those who had assisted in many ways FOR SALE Equip your whole family with Pet­ making his headquarters nt tho Mon­ in making tho Armistico Day a suc­ ers shoes for tho Christmas holidays. tezuma while in the city on business. Mr. Landman’s dentil today by wiro Business is finding out thn,t if buy­ FOR SALE—No. 817 West First St. cess, ho presented tho silver cups to Solid leather throughout, Sold on n R. L. McKenzie, of Jacksonville, nnd the statement that tha funeral Eight roomH nnd bath. For price would occur at tho Into home of tho ers will not fall for prices, prices tho following: money back guarantee by Rivers Bros. representing tho Kclly-Springfield deceased nt Grand Rapids today un­ must fall for buyers.—Norfolk Vlr- nnd tortus, wrlto box 782, Daytona,, Mrs. Lousing, president of tho Wo­ Sanford avenge. 10-2tc Tiro Co., is spending a fow days here Fin. 40-tfc der tho auspices of Grand Hapids gtninn-Pilot. calling on his local customers. man’s Auxiliary, for tho best decor­ “EXIDE" BATTERIES, tho Glnnt Mr. nnd Mrs. Victor Check, of Knn- lodgo of Elks. ated flont. * * * * * * * * * * 13-ir.tc Mr. Landman lived for many years G G G cures Malarial Fever, thnt lives in a box. Wo can now fur­ sas, are spending somo timo hero at Mrs. Henry Wight, for tho Welfare in Grand Rapids, Mich., nnd had a nish six Volt Batteries ut $24,60. We the Montezuma. Department of tho Woman’s Club, for largo circle of frlonds in thnt city. buy, Bell, exchange, recharge nnd reIs tho ton pounds thnt Mnrshnl Mrs. B. J, Starling left this after­ tho best decorated float, the enr of noon for Jacksonville where she will On account of failing health he came Foch has gained slnco ho cnnio over pnir nil makes Batteries.—Ray Broth­ Mrs. A. E. Hill. 8-tfc spend two weeks with her sister, Mrs. to Florida Beveral years ago Bottling to this country American or French? ers. Phono 648. K. II. Lloyyd, of Lloyd's Shoo ********** near Altamonte and planting un or—Boston Globe. Robort Sims, nt hor homo in IllvorFOR SALE—Coni oil hooter, $8.00} Store, for the host decorated commer­ nngo grovo. Fulling health made l t ( ________________ side. electric table stoves, $12.60 value, cial float. Misses Bessie nnd Hnzol Quigg of necessary for him to give up active M foreign countries nro clamorSenator Duncan U. Flotchor wns for $7.00, in perfect condition. 418 R. P. Walters of DoLand for tho Orlando, spent Thanksgiving hero work and he removed to St. Po ora- , f(jr Tanl fnmo is worW. Magnolia. hero this morning for n few minutes 13-tp first prize in motor boat races and tho guest of their pnronts. ,, onroutc to Washington after n few burg whero he ownou two r orient. wide.—Union Pharmacy. adv. IIICMHTITCIIINO AND PICOTINO ATRoy Cooke, DoLand, for tho Hocond Mr. and Mrs. C. II. Ellis were Sat­ days spent nt Geneva at tho homo of bakeries. Ho was taken to Rochester tiiehmcnt, fits all mnvlng machines. prize for motor bonts. urday visitors to Snnford. Price |2 00. Chocks, lOo oxlrn. L ig h t! his sister, Mrs. J. H. Huddleston. Sen­ several months ago and all that medi­ Mull llumto. Ilex 1ST, UlrmTngRollins college for winning the ca­ In England, dishwashing is a pro luun, (inter Rev. Clark delivered a good sermon ator Fletcher did not have timo to cal flkill could do wns done for him Ain. 11-fltp noe races, received a cup and two in­ here Tuesday evening, with no avail. Ilia friends hero will ,lUo cause of Insanity. Stnck 'em up, A NICI3 COUNTrtV HOMED F O R HALID— Htop over in Sanford for n nhort tnlk dividual cups, nnd tho college wns Apply lo m a n a g e r , A. J. L u n d u u le t. Mr. and Mrs, Brown will move into much as he would liku to hnvo done loarn with regret of tho death of Jnck dear,vnnd go to tho movies.—Blrni- Itiuilo A, Hox 240, H anford. Fla. II l i l p represented by Jnck Stevens nnd J. their now house on Crystal Lake Avo. Lnndmnn, who was well liked by those Ingham News, hut promises to visit us longer when R. Hnllldny, who accepted tho cups. FOR SALE—Bargain, six cylinder, 6who knew him. last of the week. congress adjourns. All of tho recipients responded to It is astonishing how quickly Tnn­ pusHoiigor Nash touring cnr. Run Mr. Sweeney hns tho foundation Ihe Prustmtntion of Commander Ro­ Inid for his house on 4th. St.., facing OGO quickly relieves a cold, 13-lGtc lnc will produco results. You usually about ten thousand miles, practically DEATH OF GEO. II. ROBERTS per with words of thnnkH straight the lnke. „ ,, „ , , „ , . . ■feel hotter from the very first dose. now, first chins condition, Tho cnr Goorgo II. Roberts died nt tho homo , tll , will plensu tho most fnsthioaus.—M. from their hearts nnd this ocension New arrivals at Crystal Lake Hotel of his son South of tho city on Wed­ W. Halford, Enterprise Junction, Fin. tvnn made n moBt happy ono by tho nre Mr. nnd Mrs. James Sweeney, Mr. nesday nftornonn after a lingering ill­ ’ ____________ 16-4to Legion nnd all those who wore pres­ George Grady, Mr. George Philips, of How in the woiM did men got to ness. Thu funeral was held from tho ent to receive tho prizcH. Tho sllvor Salisbury, Mass., Mr. nnd Mrs. Clif­ homo today nt 3 o'clock, Rev. Clarke 1,0 Krent before headlines wore In- CABBAGE PLANTS FOR SALE— cups wore works of a rt nnd beauty ford nnd dpughtcr. from Hamilton, Early Jersey nnd Charleston Wnkoofflclnting. Interment was made in vented?—Hartford Times. and wero donnted by tho First Nn- Mass., and Mr, nnd Mrs. Sulivan from ficld, 6,000 for $4.00! 10,000 for $7.50. Thnt morning lamoness—those Lakoviow comotory. I ~ ' " lonnl Bank, tho Seminoto. Bank nnd Michigan. Docousod wus born in Oswego, Now, The Washington conference can ho Slnglo 1,000 $1.25 f. o. h. Valdosta.— sharp pains when bending or lifting, the Peoples Bnnk, of this city, and mnke work a burden ami rest impos­ York, in 1840, mid with his parentH summarized ns Dinner Pinto vs. Ar- Kinsey Wholesale Plant Co., Valdosta, by F. F. Dutton, Wight. iBp<?s. Com­ Ga. 10-ltp “Wo have sold 07,000 bottles of sible. Don't he handicapped by a inoved to Toledo, Ohio, when ho was mor Plnto.-Groenville Piedmont. pany, Harry Heorcn and the Amer­ bnd buck—look to your kidneys. You n young boy. Ho made his homo in . ........ -. , » Tnnlnc nnd hnvo never had a slnglu e n Legion. complaint,”—Jacob’s Pharmacy, A4.- will mnku no miHtnko by following Toledo for many yenrs coming to Tho bnnquot was ono of $ho Hotel Floridn with his son two years ago.'■ lantn, Gn. Sold by Union Pharmacy. this Sanford resident’s example. Valdez' banquets nnd thfltj ,puts tho Mrs. W. A. Tlllis, 1100 Elm Avo., Ho wns a veteran of tho Civil war, R , adv. seal of npproval upon it, r There wns sayB: “I am just ns strong for being a member of n company volun- ■ ■delicious chicken, olives, cej^ry, dress­ ,g Donn’s Kidney Pills now nB when I teoring at Toledo. ing, mashed potatoes, pcas^ dessert, ATTENTION MEMBERS OF Tho sympathy of the friends of tha ■' endorsed them before. 1 used them THE AMERICAN LEGION •coffee and cigars and it wni cooked somo few yenrs ago. At thnt timo family hero and in Ohio aro oxtonded J and served In tho stylo" that has I hnd a sore and lnmo back nnd found to tho son, II. L. Roberts, of this city ■ All members of the American it difficult to bend over. My kidneys nnd n daughter In Chicago. made tho Hotel Vnldcz fitmbus. After nil the cups had been present- Legion arc requested to bo presont didn’t act ns they Bhould, either. I ROSE FOUR : ■ed George A. DeCottea! lirose nnd nt tho regular meeting Thursdny, used a box of Doan’s nnd thoy regu­ To prevent n cold take 6BG. 13-15tc J elated that hy had n m in^hat had December 8th, nt 8 p. m. at tho court lated my kidneyd and rid mo of the ■ BLISS TRIUMPH ■ been given him to pros eh f otto of tho house. MITIt'K OF SALK pains in my bnck. I have great faith L. F. Roper, Post Commander, in Doan's Kidney Pills.” roemhers of the Legion fpr distin­ COBBLERS Notice l» hereby given th a t under anil K. R. Murrell, Jr., Adjutant. guished services and'he presented a Price 00c nt all dealers. Don't by v irtu e of a Final Decree of hororfoHurn and Halo Issuing out of the C ir­ two-hnndled porcelain cupl toi Hodgson This .seed stock is especially selected Maine Grown, simply ask for a kidney remedy—get cuit Court of tho Seventh Judicial Cir- = pall, with the remark he would need FOR SALE!—16 acres, located 2 miloa Doan's Kidney Pills—the sumo that cult of Florida. Ill and for hemlnole J: from fields free from Blight infection In a cauee therein ponding It in the mornings fo^1cold water. from Oviedo, 'Fla.,1 1-4 mllo from Mrs. Tlllis had. Foster-Milburn Co., County. w herein M erritt F. !{?hlneon le the complainant, and F. W. Hchwlnd and Hodgson accepted It and said that hnrd road, nil fonced and cross fenc­ Mfrs., Buffalo, N. Y. 11 PECK BAGS adv. Hmma M. Hchwlnd his wife, nre defend­ ants, l will offer for nnlo and will sell ■when ho waa using It flllcwj-wlth Ice ed, 7 acres cleared, 3 acres tiled, 76 to the highest bidder for cash a t the Ask for Prices , water ho would be thinking of Mr. budded orange trees bearing, 3 flow-. front door of the Court Houne In Han­ Hamlrioln County. Florida, during DcCottes. In, well., n room hou.o, .rn.ll h .rn ' * I’111' ' 1 ford. the legal hours of sale, upon Mondny, J a n u a r y 2nd, 1H33. the shine being a The banquet wns onoTbf those mnny and irnrngo, running water In houno «»'> c.n.or.d-BU rlln«tjm New , legal ealee day, the following descrlbroestones In the good Umea that will soil for less than it cost to im­ eJ/1re a l eetauT situated,Tying*knd beTni It is a conference of the big guns In tho County .......... rof" Seminole, State Sanford people seem to'ho having all prove. Come, lojjk it over. Celery is Flurlda, to-wll:_ of tho world of the btg guns of the Lots 1 and 3 of n!ock “A" of the n tho time and brought all the “Bud- now growing on it. Price $3,000. Box M ltob.ll Sur,,/ o i l V o . B X w 3 & T . SANFORD 10-8tp world.—Nashville Banner. FLORIDA ‘dies'' and their friends together In a 101, Oviedo, Fla. J1 • ’X M aster In Chancery. a social gathering that waa strictly In­ aKojtQH a iiKnniNQ, , Solicitor ror Complainant. 14-Sto I8-16tc Sell It vrtth a Herald Wont Ad. formal and filled with that-groat fra- To break a cold take 666. I SPECIAL CLEARANCE PRICES CON­ TINUES FEW DAYS LONGER PRIZES PRESENTED CHILDREN’S and MISSES’ COATS ********** GENEVA A Practical Christmas Gift l Coats, Coat Suits, Dresses, Millinery, etc. j 5 1BUY N O W AND SA V E M O N EY i CLASSIFIED WANT ADS DEATHS LAKE MARY WHY THAT LAME BACK 5 Chase & JL t’-V -V . �. ' '- w w ^ ^ aWwgWBBBWWWIIPWWWBIIWlWPiWWWBWIWIWBMWBBWWBWBHWWHy^i " • . . . ■ *??:•£'•' '■'■’•• - THE SANFORD WEEKLY McKIM-RILBY. i>i L ta than fifty dollar* worth of trace, thrub* and plant* cauied a property to m O for’five huntiled dollar* more >TL»n had been offered for it. One pecan tree often produce* many dollar*' worth of nut* in a Mason. A few fi« tree* will net even more and other nuts and fruits are equally profitable. i"----------------~ ----- 2* 1.921 AY, DECEMBER i (From W tlM U ir’i Dally) IffM l S M liy 'i Dally) -'■•'•■ .TCvMKIBH ^vysrj# o n tr a e t end bond May be proposed ceon Mention to Samuel Jordan, had on apnlli Clark of thea Volualn Board of County Commissioners, DeLand, Florida, or from B. A. Douglaaa. Clark of th e Semi­ nole Board of County Commissioners, Hanford,' Florida, a f to r November I t , 1921, on deposit of 15.00 w hich will bo r e tu rn e d If bid la made. By o rd e r of th e Board o f County Commlaalonara of Volualn and Seminote Countie*, Florida. (SEAL) E. A. DOUOLA88. Clerk, Board of County Commlialonero, Seminole County,> Florida. 12-Uo. Tho many friends of Robert McKlm formerly of this city, will bo Inter­ ested in the following notice .in the Sacramento, California, Boo: Cards aro being received in today’s mail announcing tho engagement of Miss Tholma Riloy to Robert McKim, the news coming as quito a surprlso In the Circuit Court *f the Seventh Judicial Cir­ except to thoir closest friends. cuit of Florida, U and tor SamiMiss Riloy Is tho daughter of Ray nole Count/,—In Chanoety, L. Riloy, state controller, and Mrs. CITATION Riley, and though only a recent ar­ Beatrice Dunbar, Complainant, v*. rival in Sncrnmento, hns nlrondy ac­ Dunbar, Defendant. quired a largo circle of frionds among Joaeph To Joaeph Dunbar. Realdenc* Unknown! It appearing from an tfrid av lt filed In thla tho youngor sot. . She attended cant* that jou are a non-realdent of the State Mills College and is a graduato of of Florida, therefore, /on, Joaeph Dnnber, are ordered and required oa lb* Bib d e j of Decem­ Stanford University where sho was ber. A. D. 1921, to appear to tha hill of com­ exhibited agalnat /on In thla cauae. identified with tho Alpha Phi Soror­ plaint It le ordered that thla notice be publlahed In the Sanford Herald once n week for eight ity. week*. . McKim is a son of William McKim, WITNKSS m j hind and tba teal of thla court on thla 27th d a / of September, A. D. 1021, of Sanford, Florida, and a nephew of (SBAL) It. A. DOUat,AHS. Clerk of the Circuit Court, S. W. McKim, a prominent resident Seminole Count/, Fie. of this city. Ho attended Tulnyne (JEO. A. DeCOTTES, Solicitor and of Oonnaal for Complainant. University in New Orleans. Ho re­ T-tte ceived a commission as lieutenant during tho world war nnd established Notice of Application for Tax Deeds Under Section S7S of the Gen­ a splendid record. Ho is popular both eral Statutes in businoss nnd social circles here. Notice is hereby given that F. L. Tho marriago will tako place around Woodruff, purchaser of Tax Certifi­ *ho first of tho year. cate No. 175,- dated the 2nd day of "I’m a sicl4 man, Ddc.”—"How June, A. D 1010, said certificate em­ many quarts is the matter with braces the following described proper­ ty situated in Sominolo County, Flori­ you?" da, to-wit: South 1-2 Lot 1 and All Thcro must bo no moro wnrs. Lot Lot 2 (less NE 1-4 of Lot 2), Sec. 20, tho killing bo done by the automo­ Twp. 20 S, Rnngo 30 East, 45 acres. Tho said land being assessed at tho biles. dato of the issuanco of such certificate in the name of Unknown. Also Tax Certificate No. 761, dateid tho 2nd day of Juno, A. D. 1018, said certificate embracos the following de­ In Circuit Court Seventh Judicial Cir­ scribed property situated in Seminole cuit. Seminole County, Florida. —In Chancery. County, Florida, to-wlt: Lots 4 and 1)1 VOUCH 6 Blk 0, Russell's Plat of Fort Reed. The said land being assessed a t the Olivia Coinrt, * vs. date of tho issuanco of such certificate E ugene Cosnrt. It appear* from tho a ffid a v it of Oliv­ In tho namo of Unknown, has filed ia C oiart, horeln duly fllod, th a t she Is said certificates in my offlco and has tho com plainant In tho above entitled cauae; thnt the renldenco of IOugone made application for tax deed to issue Coinrt. the defendant, la u nknow n to the I'.frlnnt; thnt thero la no one In the In accordance with law. Htato of Florida, tho aervlce of a subUnloss said certificates shall be re­ pnenn upon whom would hind d efend­ a n t: thnt tho dofondnnt la over tw e n ty - deemed according to Inw tax deed will one (21) yoara of age. You nro th e re fo re ordered to nppoar issue thereon on tho 0th dny of De­ to thla hill of com plaint on the 6th day cember. A. D. 1021. of Kebrunry. 1922, tho aame being a rule dny of thla court. Witness my officinl signature nnd It la f u rth e r ordered th a t thla notice seal this the 3rd dny of November, A. ho publlahed for olght oonaeoutlve w eo )ka In tho Hnnfora Herald, a new* D. 1021. mper publlahed In Seminole County, (SEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS, Florida. WltnoBN B. A. Douglass, Clerk of the Clork Circuit Court, Circuit Court, nnd tho son! th e re o f thla, the Sth dny of Nov. A. D. 1911. Sominole County, Fla. (8BAI.) B. A. DOUGLASS. Clerk. 12-6tc By: A. M. WEEKS, D. C. Miss Ruby Baker, who has been the house guest of Mrs. W. J. Barring­ ton, haa returned to her home in danford.—Orlando Sentinel. Mrs. dus Linfua (nee Annie McDormlt) left Saturday for her homo The first co*t of trees and the up* in Columbia, 3. C., after spending two keep expense are insignificant in coo* weeks hero with hor aunt, Mr*. J. MV' •>' parison with return*. Even a small lot N. Robson. Hor many friends regret will accommodate a few specimen** in that sho hr.d to loavo so soon as thoy odd corner*.' Start your planting this wero expecting hor to spend the win­ Im winter, making additions as you can. ter here. You will get pleasure a* well as profit J. P. Stockman, R. II. Burnett, E. S. Rogers nnd W. J. Dominick loft yes­ Our catalog and planting guide will terday in tho Stockman car for their help you. This book is free for the homo in Greenwood, S. C., aftor spend­ asking. Write for it today. We have ing several days hero with friends. a complete stock of good trees, shrubs, They also visited Tnmpa and other plants of all kinds adapted to Florida places on tho Wost Coast. and the South, in the best varieties. Miss Mnymo Mero hns rotumod homo from Orlando whoro sho spent c, ai. cm irrm a a co* tho wook end with Miss Mildred Dick­ J a fk » « a v fllft r i t H I a , son at Jefferson Court Apartment*. Miss Mildred Dickson, of Jefferson Court, Orlando, was the guest of her sister, Mrs. Chris Matthews, Thanks­ Av giving day. ii Harry Fbrran, of Eustls, waa the CREAM FOR CATARRH guest of his sister, Mrs. D. L. Thrash­ OPENS UP NOSTRILS er yesterday afternoon. Tells How To Got Quick Relief Among the Sanford people attend­ from Head-Cold*. IPs Splendid! ing tho bridgo party given Saturday afternoon by Mrs. Harry Dickson at her homo In Orlando, honoring Miss In ono minute your cloggod ostrils Adelaide Higgins, whoso marriago to FORMER SUPERINTENDENT OF will open, tho nir passages in your Mr. Lucas McLood takes placo in DoCANADIAN PACIFIC SEES head will clcui unu you can breathe combor were: Mrs. Joo Chittenden, MUCn OF INTEREST freely. No more hawking, snuffling, Mrs. Hal Wight, Mrs. LaVerne Hurt, Jamoe R. Nelson, formerly super* blowing, headache, dryness. No intendent of tho Canadian Pacific R. struggling for breath at night. Your Miss Lettlo Caldwoll, Mrs. C. R. Klrtloy, Miss Sara Wight, Mr*. AyR.'and export in transportation and cold or catarrh will bo gone. lotto Fitts, Mrs. B. L. Perkins, Mrs. financial problems in Now York City, Got a small bottle of Ely's Cream W. E. Bailoy and Mrs. Goo. Woiland. who visited our city thin week in com* Balm from your druggist now. Ap­ W. W. C. Smith and family of Ocala pany with T. S. Huff, stated that ho ply n llttlo of this fragrant, ai.tlsoptlc spent tho wook ond horo at tho Monte­ was very much impressed with the healing cream in your nostrils. It zuma. strategic position of Sanford at tho penetrates through every air passage H. N. Brock, of Carrollton, Ga., was headwaters of navigation. Mr. Nel­ of tho head, soothes tho inflamed or a businoss visitor horo Saturday. ■' son was impressed with tho logical swollen mucous membrane nnd rollof K. L. Mock, of Loosburg, was In position of our city for freight distri­ comes Instantly. tho city Saturday mingling with his bution which would ovontually mako It’s Just fine. Don’t stay stuffed up many frionds and transacting busi­ it centralized headquarters for tho fu­ with a cold or nasty catarrh—Relief noss. ture warehousing and distribution of comes so quickly.—Adv. Mr. nnd Mrs. W. D. Sutton, Misses morchandiso of all deserption through Willio Mao nnd Dorothy Sutton, of this portion of Florida. Chattanooga, Tonn., spont tho wook Mr. Nelson has spont a week in a end horo at tho Montezuma. caroful investigation and commercial H. F. Lawrence, of Jacksonville, was research of tho city and its futuro, in in tho city Saturday attending to consultation with Mr. Convorsc D. business, mnking his hendquartors at Marsh, tho flnancior of Now York. Mr. the Montezuma. Nelson was much impressed with tho C. E. Raynor, of East Port, N. Y., activities of tho city and tho enter­ was registered at the Montezuma prise of tho merchants nnd to borrow ROTARY CLUB FOSTERING A Sunday. By: V. B. DOUGLASS, D. C. hla own expression, ho said that "ho MOVEMENT THAT WILL MEAN Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Trapp and son THBTFORD & WILKINSON. 1B-Oto la Circuit Court, Sevruth Judicial Cir­ was sold on Sunford” for its courtesy, MUCH TO THE CHILDREN woro among thoso stopping a t tho cuit, State of Florida. County of it* pro-emlnont farming industry und Ueaaluoio.—lu Cheneery Montezuma Sunday. In Ike Circuit Court of the fleventh Ju­ tho gonulno sorvlco rondored by nil dicial Circuit of Florida, In nnd for . (From T uatdty's Daily) FORECLOSURE Word has boon rooeivod stating that Hrmlnolc County.—In Chancery. with whom ho camo in contact, and Snnford will hnvo n community J. M. Nooly Is vory ill at a hospital Marlon Olleu, Complainant, J. P. Muaaolwhlto and Orlando B ank A tho slogan, "Tho City Substnntnl" Christmas troo nnd every kiddio in in Atlanta, whoro ho wont to attend v*: T r u s t Company, a corporation, Com­ Jo h n Olloa, Defendant. plainants, was indood appropriate, Ho was par­ this part of tho country will bo in­ a banquot glvon by tho Now York CITATION vs. aitoe, Itealdence Unknow n: W. A. W hitcom b nnd Agnoa D. W h it­ ticularly approclativo of tho assist­ vited to attond tho coromonios on Lifo Insuranco Co. His many frionds ToItJohn appearing from nn a ffid a v it fllod comb, hla wife, nnd W. A. Whitcomb, ance rondored him by Mr. Ponrmnn, Christmas over or Christmas night as In Snnford wish him a speedy rccov- In thla cauae thnt you nro a non-reslTrustee, J. W a lte r F ly n t and Mnry dont of tho Htntn of Florldn, therefore, H. Flynt, hla wife, A. J. Holder, Ala secretary of tho Chnmbor of Com- tho caso may bo nnd ovory ono of ory. you, John Giles, are ordered nnd r e q u ir ­ Clyde Ilonnetl and C. M. Bonnell, her ed on tho lfith day of Ja n u a ry , A. D. husband, Mrs. M. B. Johnson, n w id­ morco. thorn will think that old Santa Claus Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lnno nnd 1922, to uppenr to it the ......... bill of complaint ow, Prod T. Williams, J. F o ste r Al­ uKulnat you In thla cauae. lison, T. B. Purden, Osceola Cypress hns como to Snnford especially for daughter, Miss Noll, of DoLand, wore exhibited It la ordered th a t thla notice be pubCompany, a corporation, B. L. H u n t­ HANDSOME NEW YORK thum. Tho Sanford Rotary Club is horo yesterday on a visit to thoir son, llabed In tho Hanford Horatd once a er. L. M. Crosthw nlt nnd Mary for eight Wonka. Crosthwnlt, hla wife, I ra W h ltm e r YACHT MAKES TRIP fostering this idoa and tho special Edward Lnno, and othor frionds. Mr. week WITNESS my hand nnd tho aoal of nnd Mnry W hltmer, hi* wife, nnd Ira W hltm er, Trustee, F r a n k J, Jacoby UP 8T. JOHNS RIVER committee is busy right now with do- Lnno Is recovering from a recent op­ thla Court on thla 16th dny of Novem(unm arried). W. L. Moore and Ma­ tuils getting ready to enlist tho help eration and his many Snnford friends l,0(8KAL) 19*1' B. A. DOUGLASa, bel Moore, hie wife, nnd W. L. Moore, Clerk of tho Circuit Court. Trustee, C. M. W h ite ( u n m a r r ie d . Tho gnHolino launch “Hturduy” of nnd nssistnnco nnd good offices of all nro glad to soo him restored to health H -9to Homlnoln County, Fla. Isabel Htevlok Ilouah nnd H nrry Roush, her husbnnd, C harles B. DooNow York, owned by 0. A. Sludu und tho lodgas nnd ordors and clubs of ugaln. loy, I.uoy P. W nkefleld and P o r te r T. In th« Circuit Court of tho Boronth Judicial Cir­ W akefield, h e r huaband, Clnra B. piloted by Captnin Cnnnvn, of Jack­ Snnford in this groat work. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Famollo of cuit af Florida, In and for Bamtnola Coun­ Gilliland, a widow, Mnry O. Ilram m er ty,—In Chancery. Snnford had a community Christ­ nnd George B. Brnmmer, hor h u s ­ sonville, Htoppcd in Pnlutku for a Oviudo woro among tho visitors to band, Hamuel C. Dooley nnd Bmma CITATION short stay Sunday afternoon. On mas troo sovoral years ngo fostorod the city yostorday. J. Dooley, his wife, 8. H. D ewhlrat by tho Womnn’B Club and it was a nnd Alta II. Dewhlrat, hla wife. B. A. Mr. nnd Mrs. R. J. Holly attended 1.111}twl lUjnro, Complainant, board with Mr. Slado nnd his wife Olllllnnd nnd Mnry Olllllnnd, hla T » . groat buccosb . Slnco that tlmo tho wife, Emmn D. Ayres, n widow, Leon w oe n party of friends who had como tho funoral of Chris. Codrington at Paul llijn a* . Pefrmlant. I . Loltny and Ornce A. LoRoy. hla To Paul llaynaa. Ilraldanc# Unknown: down from Now York for a trip up llttlo ones havo novor had a troo of DoLand this morning. wlfo, H. Summers, F r a n k W. Good­ It apptirlng from an affidavit flltd In thla rich nnd P rances Goodrich, his wife. tho St. Johns rivor to Sanford nnd this kind and tho big hoartod pooplo can** that you a rt a non-rraldcnt of Ibt Blata of Central Union T ru st Compnny, of Florida. Ilicraforv, you Paul llajnca, ara ordered of Snnford will bo nsked to como and (From Tucaday'i Dally) New York, a corporation, and Charles othoi paints of interest. and raqnlrtd on the ntli d a j of Hcovmbar, A. I>. N. Bdmlnston, Defendants. B. J. Starling will return homo to­ 11)21, to appear to Ilia hill of romplalnt exhibit Tho Sturdny 1h a very trim 80-foot help put tho iden over big this yoar. OIIDKII ed Sgalnit jou In thla cauae. To tho defendants, L. M. Crosthwnlt Tho Rotarians expect tho co-opornday from Lakoland whoro ho has boon It I* ordered that thla nolire be pnbltahrd le yntch carrying u crow of six men nnd Mnry Crosthwnlt, his wife, Irn Sanford lltrald once t week for eight weeke. W hltm er nnd Mnry W hltmor, his and the enptnin nnd contains acco­ tion and help of nil tho pcoplo in thin attending nn exhibit of tho A. A C. theWITNH8H m j bend end the eeal nf eeld court wlfo. nnd lr n W hltmer, Trustee, on thla :ird d ej of October, A. I). 1021. F rn n k J. Jncoby (unm nrrled), W. L. modations for fifteen persons. Mo- idon whicli is not n Itotnriun proposi­ Co. H. A. l»OlJtlI.AH8. Moore nnd Mnhel Moore, his wife, Mr. nnd Mrti. E. R. Davis, of Atlan­ (Hi:At.) Clerk of Ilia Circuit Court. tlvo powor Ie supplied by four Von tion but n public nffnlr for tho public nnd W. L. Moore, T rustee, C. 1 M. Seminole Count/, Florida. and of tho public. Furthor informa­ ta nrc spending sovoral days horo at W hile (unmnrrlod), Isnhol Stcvlck Blorg marine engines. OICO. A. PeCOTTICS, * Roush nnd H nrry Roush, her hitstion about tho Community Trco will tho Montozumu. Solicitor and Couneol for Defendant. S Otc bnnd, Chnrles B. Dooloy, Lucy P. After the trip up the St. Johns, tho bo given in tho Daily Herald and all Wnkofteld nnd P o rte r T. Wnkefleld, Edward Brndy roturned to Montoparty will return to Jacksonville) nnd hor hushnnd, Clnrn D. Olllllnnd. n NOTICE I tho llttlo ones nro requested to bo vordo yostorday aftor spending f.ovor- Honied t.lda will bo rocelvod by the widow, Mnry O. Brnmmer nnd Ooorge will mnko a trip down tho inland B. ‘Brnmmer, her hushnnd, .'tnnuiol C. good and remember thnt old Santa nl days horo with his pnronts, Mr. nnd Bonrtl of County Commissioner* of Donley nnd Bmmn J. Dooley, his route to Miami, Palm Bench ami oth­ Claus will positively bo hero on Nomlnolo County. Florldn, nt the Court wife, 8. H. Dewhlrat nnd Altn H. Mrs. John T. Brndy. , House In Hnnford, Florldn, for tho er points of interest along the East Christmas day nnd hnvo somothing Dewhlrat, hla wife, B. A. Gilliland of n Htooknde nt tho County J. P. Hnvmoil, of Jacksonville, wns hulldlmr nnd Mnry Olllllnnd, his wife, Emma Farm , according to pinna nnd apeolflConst. D. Ayres, a widow, Loon L. I.oltny nico for ovory ono of thorn. cations on the in tho city yesterday transacting bus­ ('ill tin uiu__w ith .Clork .I«-1 . . of . V oT .. limn . . .Court, . fllo *till 111 «tho A— t.. A A nnd Ornce A. LoRoy, Iris wlfo, If. Tho pilot, Captain Cnnovu, Is well Circuit up 10 o'cloak, A. M., Hummers, F rn n k W. Goodrich nnd Watch for Santa Claus and tho inoss. liecntnhar c o in o e r (Hit, ii -.ii, 1921, iv ... Prnncos Goodrich, hln wlfo, Central known in Pnlutkn, having resided hero Community Christmus trco. Tho Board of County Commissioners Elmo L. Riloy, of Jncksonvlllo spont ronorvo Union T ru st Compnny of Now York. the rig h t to reject nny or nil previous to his change of residetico id C‘ ‘ N. Bdtnls■ n corporation, nnd Charles tho dny horo yesterday. Wd“' B. A. DOUai.ASB, to Jacksonville. It npponrlng from tho sworn hill of Miss Virginia Neely roturnod homo IS .410 PRIZE WINNERS AT Clerk. complaint horeln fllod by J. P. MussalSunday from Ocaln whoro sho has KANNER’S BIG SALE w hite nnd Orlnndo Ilnnk & T ru st Com­ NOTICE I n corporation, complainants, that ARE ANNOUNCED TODAY spent tho past two months with rela­ Healed bids will ho received by tho pany. the dofcndnnlH L. M. Crosthwnlt nnd Xi Ilonrd of County Commissioners of Mnry CroBthwnlt. hi* wlfo. lrn W h lt­ tives. Sho wiih accompanied homo by Heinlnole County, Florldn, nt tho Court .............. . mor nntl .Mnry Whltmor, hi s wlfo, nnd (From Tuesday'* Dally) Miss Margaret Melton, who loft Sun­ llouao In Hnnford. Fln„ for grading, lr n Whitmor. Trustee, F rnnk J. Jiuohy, dllchlng nnd othorwlso Improving the W. L. Monro nnd Mnhel Moore, The prize winners who wore lucky day uftornoon for hor homo in Mel­ Oscaoln Bond, nccordlng to pinna and wlfo, nnd W. L. Moore, Trusteo, C. his M. specifications on file w ith th e Clerk, up Wlille. Isabel Stovlck llnush nnd H nrry enough to guess tho amount of tho bourne. till 10 o'olook, A. M.. Deo. 6tli, 1921. Roush, liar hushnnd. Chnrles E. Dootforty years Sloan'* Liniment salo nt Knnner's Big Ten Day Sale MIhh Elizabeth Skinnor, of Duno- A certified check for Ono H undred ev. Lucy P. Wnkofleld nnd P ortor T. F OR lias been tho quickest relief for last week aro announced today as din, newly olcctod president of tho (|I00.00) Dollars muat accompany eaoh Wnkefleld, h e r hushnnd. Clnrn R. Oll­ lllnnd. Mnry O. R rnm m ornnd George E. neuralgia, sciatica and rhouma. ' The auccoBHful bidder will be re q u ir­ Grammar, liar husbnnd. nnd Hamuel C. Florldn Stnto Federation of Woman's ed tism, tired muscles, Innie backs, sprala* follows: to give a bond In tho sum of Three Dooley nnd Emmn J. Dooley, his wlfo, ($300.00) Dollars. and strains, aches and pains. nr* all residents of the County of Mc­ Firet prizo of |100, W. T. Roberts. Clubs, wns tho guest yesterday of Hundred County Commissioners reserve Lean, and Htnte of Illinois, th a t tho Mrs. Ernest McGowan Galloway, thoTito Keep Sloan’s handy nnd apply freely, Second prizo of $50, W. II. Britt. rig h t to rojoct nny o r all bids, or to residence and post office nddross of ivUhoti) rubbing, at tho first twlngo. nny hid thoy may doom to bo for each of snld defondants sevornlly Is Tho salo wns most successful in leaving this morning for Jackson­ accept tho heat Inte re st o M h ^ C o u n y , ^ ^ Bloomington, McLean County, Illinois; It case* nnd brings comfort surely ovory way nnd Sales Manager Daw­ ville. th a t the defendants H. H. Dewhlrat ami Clerk. and readily. You'll find It dean and A lta H. Dewhlrat. his wife, a re reelMrs. R. E, Tolar and llttlo daught­ Dt-Hto son is perfectly satisfied with tho dente of th e S ta te of Illinois, and thnt aon-sldn-stalning. th e ir residence and post office addresa ADVERTISEMENT er, Mary Ellznboth, rotumod homo Sloan’s Liniment Is pain's enemy. manner in which tho pooplo rospondod Is Champaign. Champaign County. Illi­ Sunday evoning from Jacksonville Ask your neighbor. nois: t h a t , th e defendants. B. A. Glutto tho summons to tho feast of bar­ K'r NOTICE TO BRIDGE CONTRACTOR* innd and Mary Gilliland, his wife, are At all druggist*—35c, 700, 91AO. gains nnd tho wondorful results whore thoy spont last week visiting Heated, bid* Wlll.be received by. the re side nts of tn* State .of Illinois, and Board of County Commissioner* of Vo th a t the rielr residence nnd post office e d­ through advertising in tho Daily and frionds and relatives. usla County. Pforlds. a n d ^ h e U o n r d ^ f dreee ge le is Normal, McLean County, m i­ luala County, Florida, Miss Paimor loft for hor homo In County Commissioners ll th a t the defendant Emma I). Aynolej * Weekly Herald . ' ‘ na t the County. F lorida, m eeting Jointly l a widow, le a resident of th e State Gnlnosvlllo, via Now Smyrna, Satur­ reC ourt flnux* In B anfnrd/Florlda, for . Mr. Dawson loavos tonight for of IlllnolV and th a t "heVresidence“ nnd .......... -------ill* tre s tle approach_____ a n d Installing Install oat otflce address Is Peoria. Peoria Tampa whoro ho will put on a big day, after spending a wo-.k with' Mrs. building f e rry across th e fit. J o h n s river, on the B ounty, Illinois; th a t the defendants R. J. Holly of this city. readd from Geneva to Titusville, a t 10soo Leon L. LeRoy and Orsae A. LeRoy, sale for a Tampa Ann. hie wife, and II. Summere, a r e residents a. m.' December 6th. 1911. tiiSZ-fiy . Among tho visitors to tho city last Eeoh *bid ----of th e e ta te o f Jlilnole. end th a t their m u st1 be accompanied b check In the sum of 1*00.0 »$oo 00. residence, and post off lee addreee le There's one good th|ng to bo said night attending tho Amorican Iftglon certified m ade payable to B. A. Douglass, Clerk Berwln, Cook C o u n t y Illinois: th a t the the Board of C ounty Commissioner* d efendants F r a n k W. Goodrich and about epmity—one can riway* de­ dunce and dinner were Mr. and Mr*. of of Seminole County, Florida, a s evB F ra n o e s Goodrich, hie wife, a r e realdent*, of th# B U te of Illinois, end tha t of good fnlth. pend on it, Friendship (often falls R..F. Walter* and Mr. and Mrri Roy denoe T he County Commleelonerj reeerva IhJlr reeldeno# end Poet office address 1/- { Cooke of DsLand, one. th e r i g h t to ire je c t a n y o r all bids, o r Is G ibson.C ity, Ford County. Illlnole; H o w E lse C uM w M ak M orcM oney? INTER-STATE NURSERIES m NEY YORK NAN UKES SANFORD’S FINE LOCATION . Legal Advertisements COMMUNITY CHRISTMAS TREE FOR SANFORD SLOAN’S REUEVES NEURALGIC ACHES m oa: m im enti Boy it with a Harold Want Ad. iH . • A hI Sell It with a Herald Want Ad. t M e ■. r r . i k u L J 'i 'l r , / . to accept a n y hid *he» m a y deem to be t h a t th e defendant Charles N. Edmlston Is * reeldent of th e State of m ifor the best I n te r e s t of th e Counties. Copies o f plan* a n d specifications, nobs a n d t h a t hie realdenee and post h f l h K W ‘ I I I ■! — Sll u .1 1 * l.X . r office a d d ?*! ? g -S » S a 5 ,cffiS: MSI nlon T rue Com pany) of New York, irk. a corporation, la a coiorporation snte issp ih W ’-iWSff* M a n d DoaL off loo adSrees la 10 Broad'way. N*w Y ork City, Now York. T h a t th e r e le no peraon in th ae S State ta te o f F lo r id a th e service of s o b . oena upon w hom would bind t b s said efendants. o r e ith e r of the m i t h a t it le th e belief I of th e se com plainants t h a t the said d e fe n d a n ts e n d each o r them Is over th e a g e of tw e n ty -o n e years. I t I; th e r e f o r e ordered t h a t you, th e S -I l l e V w u i u n •a » aru le *day * « •/ _______ Court. sam being & thla1 I t le f u r th e r ordered t h a t thla o r d e r be publlahed onpe & w a e k j o r f o u r (4) oonaeoutlve w eeke In th o Sanford H e r­ ald, a n e w sp a p e r published In Sanford, Bemlnola County, Florida. WITNESS m y- 'hhand a n d and th e seal of the said Circuit. C ourt th is .I tn d day o r _______ ____ lit Cou October. utuuuia re A. D. 10*1. E. A. DOUGLASS. (SEAL) Clerk C ircuit Court. Seminole County, Flo. By: V, B. DOUGLASS. D. C. ROBINSON A BRIDGES, 8olloltors for Complainants. h i v II-5to In Circuit Court. Tlk Judicial Circuit, State or Florida, Semluola Ceuuty. —la Chancery. W. C. Morris, , va Stanley H. Alleyns, If liv in g e n d ir dead a ll p a rtle a c laim ing Inte re st u n ­ d e r Stanley H. Alleyne, deoeaeed, o r otherw ise, In th e p ro p e rty below de­ scribed, a n d F r a n k O. Roach. If liv ­ ing, a n d I t dead a ll p a rtle a claim ing oeased, or otherw ise, In th e p r o p e r ty below described. To) the defendants, Sta n le y H. Alleyne, If living, and If dead to a ll p a rtle a claiming In te re sts u n d e r S ta n le y IL Alleyn-, deceased, o r otherw ise. In , th e pro p e rty below described, a n d F r a n k** V. O. Roach, I* If II living, EIIE and 1 If4 Plftll dead to a ll p a r tie s c laim ing In te re sts under F r a n k O. Roaoh. deoeaeed, o r otherwise. In th e follow ing p r o p e r ty ■Ituate In Seminole County, Florida, tbod as: doecrit Tha S. 1-4 of the NW 1-4 of NB 1-4 ‘ ‘ 8B 1-4-----------* “ O ,f NB 1-4 of and- the of SB 1-4 _________ NW 1-4.of Sec. II, Twp. *1 8, R I I K , containing IS 1-1 acres, m o r e ‘o r lees I t le hereby ordered t h a t you and eaoh of you do aippear to th e bill o f complaint herein filed on tho In d d a y of Ja n u a ry , 1921. I t la f u r th e r ordered t h a t th is o r d e r of publication be publlahed In th e S a n ­ ford Herald, a n ew spaper publlahed In Sanford. Seminole County, Flo rid a , one# a week for e ig h t ooneeautlre weeks. W itness my h and and tho seal o f the enld Circuit C ourt a t 8anford, F l o r ­ ida thla 2Sth day of October. A. D. I9 IL (SEAL) B. A. DOUC /GLASS, u lt Courl Clerk Clrault Court, Seminole County, “ ,_f W Bys V. B. DOUOLABB. D. C. MASSEY A WARLOW, A ttorneys for Complainant, l l - l t o NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR DISCHARGE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notlco is hereby, given that I* as nssigneo of J. B. Lawson, trading and doing business as J. B. Lawson Mo­ tor Compnny, will on tho 6th day of December, 1021, or os soon thereafter ns convenient, will present my final account and vouchors to the Honor­ able James W. Perkins, at DeLand* Florida, or wherever ho may at that time be, for approval and ask for finnl discharge as such assignee. VANCE E. DOUGLASSL Assignco J. B. Lnwson Motor Cot DICKINSON & DICKINSON, Attomoys for Assignee. li-6t# Notice of Application for Tax Deed Under Section 575 of the General Statutes of the State of Florida Notice is hcroby given that n . B. Levy, purchaser of Tux Certificate No. 208, dated tho 4th dny of June, A. D. 1017, hns filed said certificate In my office, nnd hns mndo applica­ tion for Tax Deed to Ihbuo in accord­ ance with law. Said certificate em­ braces tho following dcscribod proper­ ty Rtuatcd in Seminolo County, Flori­ da, to-wit: S 1-2 of NW 1-4 of SW 1-4, Sec. 22, Twp. 20 S, Rnngo 32 East* 20 ncroa. Tho Raid land being assess­ ed nt the dato of tho lssuunco of euch certificate in tho namo of John Mc­ Leod, Heirs. Unless said certificate shnll bo redeemed according to law Tax Deed will Ibsuo thereon on tho 0th dny of Dccembor, A. D. 1021, WITNESS my officinl slgnnturo and bcuI this the 3rd dny of November* A. D. 1021. (SEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS, Clork Circuit Court, Sominolo County, Fla. 12-fltc By: A. M. WEEKS, D. C. Notice of Application for Tax De Under Section 575 of tho General Statutes or tho State of Florida Notico is hcroby glvon thnt Edw S. Miller, purchaser of Tax Certii ento No. 2302, dated the Oth day June, A. D. 1890, hns filed said cerl flcnto in my office, and has mndo a plication for Tnx Deed to isuuo in a cordanco with law. Said corntifica embraces the following describe property situated in Sominolo Count Florida, to-wit: Beg. 522.22 ft. N SE cor. of NE 1-4 of NE 1-4, See. S Twp. 20 S., Range 30 E., run N 165.' ft., W 711.2 ft., S 165.74 ft., E 711 ft. 2 3-4 acres. The said land boh assessed ut tho dato of tho issuan of such certificate in tho namo of U known. Unless said certificate shi be redeemed according to law Tt Deed will Ibsuo thereon on the 24 duy of December, A. D. 1021. Witness my official signature oi oenl this tho 18th day of Novembt A. D. 1921. (SEAL) E. A, DOUGLASS, Clork Circuit Courte Seminole County, FI !4-6tc By: A, M. WEEKS, D. The world always gives a reap ful hearing to a reformer who i trying to make a living at it. • For office eappliM, stationery, coins to the Herald office. �vvi THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, D a n M M M Chamber o f Commerce Should Be Assisted By All Live Organizations Eirii iru<<{< • Making a Strong Body Compoeed of All Other Clube Miss Olivo Lozetto Is spending Thanksgiving ard tho week-end with Every other club in tho city should her parents, Mr. and Mrs. N. F, Lo- bend tholr collective efforts toward A td u a d . zotte. Miss Lczette Is taking a busi­ making tho Chamber of Commerce ness course at Massey Business Col- tho central body around which all oth­ Gollcgc, at Jacksonville, and this is er organizations rovolvo. All organi­ Columbia Dry B aturin hor first visit homo sinco September. zations aro doing their share of build­ work better and last Messrs. Walter Stubbs, Hoyt Paul, ing up Sanford and Ihoy aro all dung Emmett McCall and H. B. McCall, a great work but their efforts should"! —for b.tU and b W W Jr., of Lakeland, and Edwnrd Mc­ bo co-ordinated with tho big work o f’ —for thmooMM* Not being able to greet all —for gal angina* Call, of Stetson, are spending tho Chamber of Commerce in tho real —for dry bgtfttv IlghtUa work of construction. Tho Chamber Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs. H. our friends personally, wo In cloaat, ciU u. p n A OR bells, butters, thermostats. of Commerco Is the working organiza­ B. McCall. barn, ate. alarms, etc., use Columbia “ Bell use this method to extend —for Ignition on t h . Ford On last Friday nftemoon a reci­ tion thnt has no restriction of mem­ Ringer.” Little package of big power. whllaitartlng. Putaaand bership and every man and woman in procity meeting of tho Woman's Club to cold wgathar "balk*" to you a most welcome invi­ You need but one. was held at the club house. Tho pro­ tho county can bo a member if they For gas engine ignition; for tractor tation to attend the most gram was In chargo of Mrs. W. P. wish to join, thus giving all an op­ Ignition; for ignition ontheFordwhile Carter, and was greatly enjoyed by portunity to work for tho county and wonderful Fall merchandis­ starting; always Columbia “Hot Shot” all present. The Sanford and Genova city. Read what tho heads of other Tbr w r t f l m * l f tm m t dry Ignition Battery No. 1461, Starts ing even t that w e have clubs were well represented, and con­ organizations say rogurding this at­ fottrrr. attd w ktrt stra p o f quick, regardless of cold weather. tributed much to tho program which titude: i u j h f ja e f eaffi h a rrd rd . ever held. Fslm*$*tk S fa tg Ctip BmJ. KIWANIS Solid package of 4 ccllpower (6 volts). follows: Plano solo, Mrs, Hanklnfog f o i l «l M M M c t o f i Fits under the front seat of die Ford. son, Oviedo; Address of welcome, "Wc thoroughly believe and* hoartW ithout equal In quality Sold by electricians, auto supply shop* Mrs. R. W. Lawton, president of the' i com m end that all Kiwnnlnns ofand assortm ent o f goods and garages, hardware and general store*, Oviedo club; Rcaponso to welcome, [fiH“tc w,th nml K1™ honrty *aW °rt shown. and implement dealers. Look for the name Mrs. Maxwell, Sanford; Paper, Tho Ito ^?e r, oca Chambors °f Commerce No G Columbia on the label. \\\ have record of at least sixteen W ithout equal In saving C(>l UMI"'' organization nnd object of tho Gc ir,niton communities in which there wore no p o s s i b i l i t i e s offered on nova Club, Mrs. Wakefield, Genova; City ( » l1 Chnmhcrs of Commerco nnd tho locnl dependable goods. Vocal solo, Mrs. Newberry, Sanford; Klwanis Clubs have been tho means Paper, Tho Possibilities of Civic i We shall expect you. by which new Chambers of Commerco Work In Small Towns, Mrs. Wight, hnvo been actually organized,"—E. C. Sonford; Vocal trio, Mcsdnmes New­ W. I’nrkor, General Secretary, Kiwnnberry, Herndon, Mnines, of Sanford; is Club, International. Reading, Mrs. Dooley, Geneva; Rend­ OPTIMISTS ing, Mrs. Newberry, Sanford; Piano “By nil manna every civic club mem­ Bolo, Mrs. Hnnklnson, Oviedo, Tho ber should affiliate with tho Chnmbor hostesses of the day wero Mesdames of Commerce nnd actively support the BEGINNING SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 26TH * * * * * * * * * * * * weeks with her mother, Mrs. Geo. T. W .Lawton,. R. W. Lawton, W. J. community organization. Lewis. Lawton, A. Lolnhnrt. Delightful re­ "Tho civic club Is not Intended to, F. II. Hand, Jr., of Miami, mndc n freshments were served nnd a vory should not, nnd docs not nttompt, to short stop in town Thursdny, enrouto plcnsnnt half hour spent socially. fill tho place of. tho Chnmbor of Com­ * * to Orlnndo. After the departure of the invited merce under any circumstances. It is Sanford Ave. and 4th St. Sanford, Fla. Miss Omnh spent the week-end guests, a short business session wns more personal and social In its rela­ with her parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. Bill hold at which six new members wero tionship, whereas tho central organi­ T. W. Lawton was a visitor to tho Allen. elected to membership In tho club. zation is designed nnd intended to school o*io day Inst week. great preparations for looking after Mr, and Mrs. Frank Topliff, of .Or­ ‘ ItOTAIIIANS HAD HID TIME Miss Elizabeth Lawton spent meet tho general needs of tho whole Miss Olivo Dinkel nptnt tho week­ lando, wero the guests of Mr. nnd the children and tho needy at Christ­ Thanksgiving at homo, returning to community which the civic club cannot (From Tuaaday’a Ilnlljr) end in Orlando the guest of Mrs. E. Mrs. A. Y. Fuller, Thanksgiving, mas time, which is one of the ser­ Rollins ,Friday morning. undertake to do. Sanford Rotarlnns had a great time vices performed by Rotnry tho world C. Mnury. S. C., nnd E. W. Dickson spent Mrs. Julia Williams, of Wolrsdnlo, "Every optimist supports tho Cham­ today at their regular weekly lunch­ Rev. Wnlkor nnd family of Penn­ Thanksgiving In Sanford, tho guests is spending Thnnksgiving week-end ber of Commerce.”—Col. E, Morgan, eon, as the entertainment committee over. sylvania, who rro friends of tho of Mrs. Chris. Mathews. with her daughter, Mrs. Englett. International Optimist Club. distributed gifts to several of the Stuart's stopped In Longwood scvernl Apopka is to hnvo a modern Ico Tho hunters around Longwood Rev. nnd Mrs. L. E. Wright nnd ROTARIANS \ members for "good services render­ plant. The present owners have just dnys, while hero Rev. Walker preach­ hnvo had good hick so fnr. Six tur­ family, Mrs. O. P .Swope nnd family, "Join It! Every Rotarinn should ed," The gifts will not bo enumerat­ acquired a fifteenton plant nnd work ed a t tho Baptist church. keys have ntrendy been killed. Mr. and Mrs, T W. Lawton and fam­ be a member of tho Chamber of Com­ ed or made public, hut Raymond Key, has begun in the construction of tho Mrs. F, J. Nelmycr returned from Mr. nml Mrs. T. G. Roebuck aro ily, Mr. nnd Mrs. W. J. Lawton, and merce. Ed Higgins, Arthur Ycfwell, Bob New­ new factory. This will greatly fa­ Jacksonville Sunday, where she has expected to arrive Saturday from fnmlly, Mr. nnd Mrs. W. E. Young "PAY YOUR DUES PROMPTLY. man, Charley Henry and President cilitate the manufacturers in giving been taking In-tho Florida state fair. New York city to Bpcnd the win tor. and family, nnd a few invited guests, Don't make a collector out of tho Sec­ Stevens can tell you about them. quicker and prompt service and, too, T. O. Brown, of Orlando, wns an spent Thanksgiving ilny nt White's retary. Judge Householder presented them affords them lnrgcr fields to supply, out of town visitor In Longwood, "Servo itl Assumo tho work you with npproprinto remarks nnd they wharf on Lake Jesup. A cold storage will hendded to tnko Monday. \ Messrs. Francis Swope nnd Wnnl- are host suited to nnd respond cheer­ caused Ktent merriment. W. A. enro of the local needs. Mrs. Barlow, aunt of Mm. Slade, scy Sturdivant, Mrs. S. W. Swope, fully when called upon to servo. Huston, of Pnlnlkn, Rotary Club, wns arrived Saturday to spend tho win­ Miss Mnblo Swope nml MrB, Mnblo '"Improve itl Tlio ideas gntlicrod In a guest at the dinner and gnvu thu Isn’t It funny that tho mall rob­ ter. Stevens, motored to St. Augustine, Rotary and elsewhere should bccomo locnl club some pointers on vurious bers never Interfere with your month­ Mrs. Jim Martin and children ,re­ WE EAT TOO MUCH MEAT WHICH Saturday, returning Sunday after­ deeds through tho Chamber of Com­ work. Tho Rotnry Club is mnklng ly bills? merco and affiliated organizations. noon. CLOGS KIDNEYS, THEN turned to their homo In Oklawaha a "Tho chief object of tho Chamber of Mr nnd Mrs. E. A. Fnrnoll nnd fam­ THE BACK HURTS few daya ago after spending several ily, Rev. nnd Mrs. J. N .Thompson Commorco is to Improve tho city In Most folkn forget thnt tho kidneys, nnd fnmlly, nnd MIbs Lucilo Partin, which it In located. It 1b a business IF YOU NEED A NEW ike the bowels, get sluggish and clog­ spent Thanksgiving nt Lake Harney. asset to the city. Demonstrate it. "Insist on tho Chamber of Com­ ged and need a (lushing occasionally, On Friday night, tho Bible classes The Florida Scout else we havo backache und dull mis of the Methodist church entertained morco serving Its purpose. Help guide “For Wlde-Awak* Boya" ery in the kidney region, severe head­ nt tho club house in honor of tha It. If you havo any suggestions to 35c Year aches, rheumatic twinges, torpid liver, strangers In our midst nnd othors, offer, make them to tho organization. WILLARD LUMLEY, Publisher acid stomach, sleeplessness and all who have not been attending Sunday Don’t critlcizo on the outside where 902 French Buy the Best that is made Boris of bladder disorders. school. About forty guests were pres­ such will only cause dissatisfaction and do no good, You simply must keep your kidneys ent, and the entertainment commit­ active nnd clean, and tho moment you tee, under the efYlcicnt leadership of "Domand a competent force; boo LANDIS. FI8H & HULL fool an ache or pain in the kidney Mrs. H. B. McCall, kept tho guests that thoy aro allowod somo time to region, get about four ounces of Jad amused for two hours, after which rest and gather new ideas. Attorneys and Counssllors-at-Law Salts from any good drug store here, time, tho refreshment committee, "Support tho Chnmbor of Com­ DeLAND, FLORIDA tnkc a tablcspoonful in n glass of wat­ composed of Mrs. 0. P. Swope, Mrs. S, merco. This means more than Joining Will practice In the State and Feder­ al Courts. Special facilities for Ex­ er before brcakfnst for a few days W. Swope, Mrs. W. B. WilHns, kept and paying dues nnd perhaps working occasionally. It means "Spending" amining and Perfecting Land Titles. nnd your kidneys will thou act fine. We also have the Clark Jewell Line of nil e..tcrtnlncd with chicken snnd- yourself in aiding thu Chamber of This famous salts is made from tho wlches, pickles, coffoo, cream nnd Commorco to make your city n little GAS RANGES acid of grapes and lemon juice, com­ cake. better than you found It."—Extract bined with lithla, nnd is harmless to ELLEMAINES flush Mrs. R. F. King spent Saturday In from official Handbook on Commun­ clogged kidneys nnd stimulate ity Sorvico, International Asociation them to normal activity. It also neu­ Sanford. LAWYER of Rotary Clubs, tralizes tha acids in tho urino so it no T. M. Winters visited Orlnndo last CB IN THB COUIIT IIOUHE longer Irritntcs, thus ondlng blnddor Woden sdny. SANFORD. FLORIDA FLORIDA disorders. ORD It will be gratifying news to resi­ Mrs. L. R. Mitchell and Mrs. Frank dents of Lnko county, snyo tha Lake Jad Salts is harmless; Inexpensive; Norris, spent Frldny In Orlnndo. Region, to know thnt the bonds voted mnkcB a delightful effervescent lithinA sunrise prnyor mooting was hold Inst spring for the construction of water drink which everybody should morning under tho au­ hard surfnee ronds from Astor, on GEO. G. HERRING take now and then to keep (heir kid­ Thnnksgiving spices of the Christian Endeavor So­ tho northern border, to tho southorn IIIIU U U U IU U IU IIIItfl.U 'IA T .11 neys clean, thus avoiding serious com­ Attorney-at-Lnw ciety. mas R. Baker, Ph. I)., of plications. boundary of the county, together Mrs. Hyntt nnd daughters, Ruby N o . 14 G arner-W oodruff B uildlr A well-known locnl druggist says ho with thoroughfares from E usHh to College, Analytic and nnd Mattie, and Hon Jessie, of Bir­ Cnssin, Sorrento and Messina, lake sulls lots of Jad Snlts to folks who be­ SANFORD, FLA. lers of Ihla and othhove In overcoming kidney trouble mingham, Ain., nro spending the shore drive from Mt, Dorn through Consulting Chemist snys of the winter in Oviedo. whito it is only trouble.—Adv Tnvnros to Eustls, now road from er regions that 1 hare analyzed, 1 jrlnr in nil good quail* C. C. Gilliam and wife, of Orlnndo, Cassln to Crow’s Bluff nml rebuilding PROMINENT HOTEL MEN HERE. hnvo rented rooms nt the Cushing othor roads on tho cast sldo of tho tics of thnt of tho "Elder Water."—P Office In Miller Building. house for several weeks. Mr. Gilliam county, are to bo placed on thu mar­ JEWELER (rram Tu.aday'i Sally) S. Lund and his son, S. Lund, Jr., is working with his brother-in-law, ket within tho next thirty dnys. MY SPECIALTIES: nro hero looking over tho city with L. B. Moore, in the construction of Pickard’s Hand-Painted China Post cards—local view*— lc each at ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ Im i n a view of engaging In the hotol busi­ tho B. G. Smith residence on Graham tho Herald office. U l ‘Gorham's Sterling Silver avenue. ness. Messrs. Lund are welt known Rogere' Plated Ware -l-LJ— 0. P .Swope and John Robertson In Florida nnd elsewhere, having for Elgin and Waltham Watchea many years owned nnd oporntod tho loft Tuesday for Miami, making tho Huntington Hotel at St. Petersburg, trip by auto. Mrs. Mary West ,of Nashville, Is Parcel Post Your 'Cleaning and and having recently sold thnt hotel, s e r v i c e Dyeing to aro looking for another location in visiting her son, C. L. West. Florida nnd are most favorably Im­ "IDEAL FERTILIZERS’ brings to the mind of the Florida growers not alone the pressed with Florida. best of plant food combinations but a thorough co-operation on overy point touching Mr. Lund, like nil active nnd suc­ their interests. cessful business men, wns thinking about rotlring from business but, hav­ French Dry Cleaners We offer SERVICE not only from our home office and our experienced salesmen ing led an nctive Ufo for many years, and branch managers, but Mr. Bayard F. Floyd will visit properties often enough' cannot and will not retire but will Steam Dyers throughout the year to enable careful oversight. continue to carry on. Jacksonville, Fla. «U Main St. We welcome them to Sanfqrd- It Let us all work together for. bigger, better crops and greater profits. is a case of a real city and good ho- ( W e P J W F ! i ________ _ *==■ tel men mooting and we can almost * R. C. MAXWELL, Manager $anford. Brativfi THETfrORD, PERRYMAN ft forsee the result, for Sanford offers more in this line today than any oth­ WILKINSON er city inFlorida. ' . AGRICULTURAL BUILDING *qtt«nruw, Will practice iu all County, State and **,’ i —Get your 8erntch P»d« from Th* Federal Courts, Sanford, Fla. Herald—by tie pound-18«. 1 Over 1st Nat. Bulk H ow many uses you have for Columbias! F C olum bia D iy B a tte r ie s : L0NGW00D RIVERS BROTHERS : ************ SALTS FINE FOR ACHING KIDNEYS OIL COOK STOVE The FLORENCE Automatic The B a ll Hardware Co. ELDER SPRINGS WATF HENRY M cU U LIN Elder Springs Water Company : ROGERS & JONES WILSON & TOQMER FJERTJUZPR §§ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1921 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 02, 1921; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald