159 10 22803 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/9dff0585398e974ecf7b4d3db127653a.pdf c8e7c851b513a050c6db2d584c25ae94 PDF Text Text . * r ■*- ».%-e , * v; - < \ 72 IrlSZ'h — Ia n f o r d ■ T h e S an fo r d D a il y he Ci t y S u b s t a n t i a l ” IN T1IK HEART OF THE W ORLD’S OR LATEST S\NFOKD. t,i:Ml> i " - FLO RID A. W K D N K S D A V . ni T n n i R VEGETA RLE SECTION |s. !•»_*_» COUNTRY CLUB OPENS TOMORROW FOR SEASON RAILROADS at hearing WITH MANY EVENTS BEFORE S. C. COMMISSION0ut of 1(i0('mi,,tios0ifThem<il,,rK“(arrios f jn R in A ' S H O R T I IN F IL U IU U ft o n u i u L I N E W a l t e r f . george w in s GEORGIA DEMOCRATK' VOTE FOR NOMINATION US.SENATOR l il t Tin* * ■ »ocl»te* l'r***i A T L A N T A . O ct. IS.— W a l t e r F. G o o t y r . tninu-r l u s t ie r o f th e i dat T o ’n ' o k h a i l a v » S u p r e me * C o u r t , \yitii a t o t a l o f 3 0 1 m i m t \ m u l v o t e * . " \ e r w h e lm in K lv n o m i n a t e d as s u c c e s s o r to t h e late nited S ta te s SeuItlL L il lllU A/I > a t o r W a t s o n in y e s t e r d a y ’s s p e c i a l D e m o c r a t a p r i m a r y a c c o r d i n g t o c o m p l e t e u n o f f i c i a l r e t u r n s c o m p i l e d h y tin- A t l a n t a C o n s t i t u ­ I lti oon n. O G U ccoouunnl k h c sstate* t a t e ' (G4 ^ <,Hn^*-avHt*t| vi nj ? h ti m U f lHU) t im e s- m 4 n- l--the o r j f v v t t m t M HJf». Ki jftvit»K L P r e f e r Sealxmrd and So m e j ? n i i i u t v - s i x m o r e c o n v e n t i o n v o t e s t............................................... i t a n 2H8 r e i p i i r e d f o r n o m u t a " fn;ist L i n e a n d S o m e i . • tioft. ' GGoovvee rr n o r H a r d w i c k c a r r i e d t w e n t y - e i g h t c o u n t i e s w i t h . s.e w . Tti. i,o,..» noon tim.. tiuii* tun. luri.hiM.n »f th.* the 1 local Un S V r iig h t -,*\en c o u n t i e s w i t h - Southern |I Th. he..n ..f -h «t et,n n t v . a8ji x u n i o n v o t ee ss;; S e an bhoorrnn " AVri - r • , Kiwnnis n u l , was thnn.ughly u n i j v o t l .s ||I)(1 J „ | , n R. C o o p e r n o n e , hy. the meinluTs present. \*» usual' III* Thr »««wl*l f< P r , M ' a r S f c W ANOTHER GOOD . IVlr rT'IliIli Or mi pre fe re n c e . , KIWAN1S CLUB 1 JACK^'NVII-LE, Oct. 18. - R e p r e - . H o v . Ilmwnlee. of thPresbyterian UVirAjl/II? T A V R L P flR T ^ l ' tivr, four Florida short line church, was cnll-d upon for the luvolllv 't / lT lI j 1 t\ J \ lV L T \/ ll.IO Broads appeared at a specinl hear- cation, and the members sat down to ^ f or,. the Interstate Commerce „ luncheon served in Hie real t'ntaneo Lmioi-n examiner here today on style. . ru il riiiiiln a* its I**.. It. Scott, a |in»iiiivi«*nt ntimmy Dilation of of railroads Paul moi l dhonxed under the transportation ,,f Miami, and Y»lso a member of tin •.•The Charlotte l larhor & N o r t h - , Kiwunis Club o f that <ity, mada , ^ B rsilr-ii'l i-proscntijd ns hnvint; no short, but most interesting talk of tlu S t a n d a r d O i l D o t ’ U i r O S D i v i d e n d tfirrr. • ' - i t her the Atlantic i|uiU|f4 of th- kixx.ini* 1 luh of In* Is N o t T a x e d j i Seaboard Ai r Line, |, mm: t«#w'n kin 1 Perry iitllf prefer Edgar Hall, th* man win* tell- tin . tr I n ah'lilj Ij fon*»' l.ttioti with the Atlantic |o\u| band what t •• d«» uni h*»w t*» d«* ^ *^‘ HI^**!* * .1 x '.! I .. .,| Louisville and Nl»^h- n t was th*- -p**akei «»f tht day 11« reports* that the Staiidaid th* 1 l • axx -Ii( | _ ,ir—s and fiiiif preferred . hos— as lie - ib n l , Mm* i. in I t ' paiiy of N u J —rs—y h;o| i|e*llii*‘d *t lit-1 \X"*'I . while the Oklnwnhn ntioii'lnp t" (tovermuenl and 1 i't. for cxitinl'1' id the Southern llnil l .i f t. "* l ie thoiouirhly familiar t% th -i nt at <\ - Fr ar, \Viseon«in, ll-pubiir ,[ M pBr; r ■ t he - ’ihivi t III I b I • III it ). - (di Ii »V -'•,' ' i.11 ii.i . I.. i of th*- Mui . \\.t\~ alld tu— in (i iii.i i . i wilt, in' it h in 11 i . -t 111n*k Secretary 1.1 r p i / t -pi —eh fol low > * . . .!•• i i.iumitt• II.f. , .f ' ho ft. *I ’ ll •| ,|n j. ,. •. ■ . i i • ■ ' ■ . \|. I . ,• l.v ’ I , • t ..................... • ••• • tie 1 •’ WOULD BE MADE PUBLIC ACCORDING TO REP. F 11 INTO DIRIGIBLE EXPLOSION NOW ;• fy*>. . (• ............ 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Steel < >.l p.'T It loll -Wilt ,11. t hr I . o i c l n l f * l'rr.« I |,*. t|»e jro* i-t lillli-nt Itnlol- « • t • > i| • | , i |,i ..............Ill ■ ni ' li -nt plus \ bnJt|«l . . . i\ l n , <»ct l v >; V 1111 fit **•1 i r m u - v iii«-n t " . • ... < >• . i - i • I* ■«• •i 1. ra n im * t ' P ,, , t.. . I to • .e.. . ,I . . . ........ •( ii i . . a ' i -- f Itn e\p*• s th. . ..iinjf* si tat- a ill • ", n i tl* oink w l' I- ddt. In Vtti i tin* ■ \. .1 tin "In il- bI • t *lil t ' •* I • • *• b ' . I*r: 1' .illie r |flie*ts h a n d llU K . tiitu r o t,he "f IJ iiN ' ba n ■■LENAPE FAST ON S H O R E " I lid. ’ ■> I 1'*' to sw im * . -i t h e f l o o r ’* " f t i le h a il p i* v* i i * to rn alid * lie ;tr . > ite d t lie d m i ' l b 1 rr ■ .| and I l l l i v - t ji> ' a ... ,i : • It twn \1 lin in ' >■ '(> me ' 'i ft a n as- I Y UK | I N |'.|{ II \ s P \ s S K N t . i : U > 1 1; \ v s r i ' i n ; i n i *• I m \ p \ P MUM. ii. ■i . '. "[ ■ Mai. I \ .1A* KSO N VII.I.K. c. fr .»*>» C ly d e - t i t i t t r s l u p ' ra p t d io — J r i l l l l Ma* D d T h u m p h e i u l q u u r t e r s ; J 1V pll * ->( 1i f ('1 ..t'-'.' ll'l t l ' * ’ It I ixt ■' and ’ S. ii" ni* item • ' Y Nod I t . . I ■ '*. •1 '' fio lll i d. Ixoss I d - I d laid Inal la 1 i e s p o l is i b l e fo l • ' be i ||,.f 1 ct>..! . | j,,. ' tie- de 1 1■, (l'® 'k .'"l x x i- .ith - l lu sh e st tid e Is , of • "» « « » f <h,‘ r ,,f rt xxa s tlie statement m t.i.i.is roinm tiubT Ilf th ■ hr. afternoon t) M ■ kt u d n . tie it’, l sill I.. •" I lo u t'll TAKES A DROP IN THE SOUTH l L" ' Ul» , \ P P K M l IN R E P O R T E R S T \ll v r p i tl ' . AMMi E A R . . i in i ih v " • •• 11 • . -h.t .. I .it tin - f I. . ?• . i I* ■I .. it. hell* ' . tu. :■ .1." I hi U .til ■i* a* ■ -.i O .f i. , — Ji .1 .(' (* ' | . l ., ’■ •J t I . -tl ; i .I'l llol.l I\ tie f \< i I' d x t 1 d. t l\l IN R. R. WRECK iiE ; t. j) | P" I ' « •.| 11! I s i i i |It' \| tl: it . tl till s p i'tM . l 11 l l < • kjn . ( Hi . ll .......* I D ii« t».' In- hail TIlP'* .iic nil • tm Ihv .** i ; l la «• I 'll- .»Ml ■ • luih al-l - • t •* • •. ' ••ni l*. I k» k«i4»t ’ . in *1*' < •• «|p.i*l . • * • <t! **b t • \ • •..»** i f • #i r }»» ' •)» I*. i I .i is ,> c d'l' '' ‘ A’ at . . . . .. . .. « . *• 1 JUDGE REVERSES DECISION APPLICATION T 0 f T A V RESTRAINING ANY \H at . ( V i ‘ I* tl IllCM t O l T U ’ i i l l S .. • .-a . 11- 18 .— Copnid- ;S| /* 1 n» uks. i .i auti ............. |'iiu ' . . i i n t r y • 1 . "..'v and ■ MRS. HARDING HAS INVITATION TO FLORIDA i' i > t i H» I Iiv \««url;ilril I'rraa I s i \ \ i tin i n n ii Kit " \v r s i ,;i ' i n i . x I \ \ M >x 11 l l<* v : s i i s i \ 11 Si . *;/ l I I 11 W ^ ^ S U IN BY U S CUTTER f t I T \1 1 / la U . U. V t<» l * U l I IT t rJ iP C l U NF.W VOUK l ltt. I* Jiii||fe |..ifrneil Hand today Fetl.rai n-'i-tx "I ib-i |s|»n |"I appln at mm* l y \m. umin anti fotclttlt owned steamships lines to make pel maueiit tlie st ay i •«ti ain ■ . I iO 'iO ’ H • Iflil !•• t* \ mi r I. n i l i l.t n e <• M ,1 m i bm xx-r. t*i ‘ '*<• ! ••*.*! eat lo t'l * . . ini>iu.x A ll t e l Mi l* an ft'e l t h - I m l e d I I. 1,0 I i o I In- tay 1 xx t> o n i r m a l m t h e cits f th*' i, '1 m i l \ i ' .in*.» It • I "I,-. X XXII. M •• e an. S a te lin a »'^ «;ovrrnimt.toff,ci,.l.'* fn-m putting > >* \merican an.! Ib-'al Nad bn-s l nt(, |tff,.,., lhl. i muj rlurty iulmy* that * baji, tlmu^li ti'iprant. d. the ’ • f tint* - *•••-T " SIER ON TRIAL TODAY L) tin N ■ / i *11 -----. ... ..It vessels must not ca rr y li.pitr msuie d-rli.r. t lhr»ui;h ..... < II MM.KU \V I I IP Ml 1(1 IKK ul KMKH S T K A M K K U\ M l-.l) ^ ........ ........ t.ve|, mid. - seal. I I ' •'■ ’ * ot III Ml \ M l \M i i n FI UK S K N T r u tiler f< retyrn lines. S I K M U . K \ I'll Kit xxfuut to< him; at Aim rican pvi ts UOITOM Meanxxhiie JudKe I land ext.-mle.l ' mt-d States I n - t i e t ' t - i <> (Hy 'I hr (aaorlitlnl l*ff• • I the stay he had granted last week V ,Ilium llayxxit.d " b i c. t ed t., k .mo s Vs' " t ^ N r l s r u ’ ^ r n r w i t h U..I-.I h- sho»M reach „ d,s ision. Tins . n .mole hy .............. .. of th- f'*r P l l l l H»FI P I I M . " , , ,s Me 2 AJI -VS A THROUGH CITY OF NEW ORLEANS III i rJ It' '* * ii ,■ im .r 1 • 1 * ' ' • • * tl Mi 1( * \ i . i i ' t . .i *i a hrl iniiti n ’A ••' 1•(1 1" t" i ti'u; lea* • ' Id W hit. Tin t*r« > nt, Mr h let' Jier N.’llll. Unit* nti ! hi* ! ni.ole it*. dcfinii i- plnti" but l .it In»r "CI(t.| X •li'I'h-l i •1 the .1* » " f ti»n»li !"Lr t" ii South, i n *t: lie M» ' •Img ..f t hi tune in St Vti L'llxllll ♦ ,,, ,, NKs HI A T SKNT Ti l KM tf , |tOM TH \IN INC CVMPS . T o K|{.\NCK . l ly T » i r \ NKW ” ORI.EANS, • vw r U I'rraa) Oct. I8.-T0 int„ |,,.r hulk, according to American and foreign lines. ""''I ,M‘ e n f o r c e m e n t vert.stng agettep The unx* ritten law , unrjt that sent t h . m from training ,rst||. m temp-rnutre generally 1 . „ received here today Judge Hitt,d made k n o w n ' h i s UT f the D a u g h e r t y r ui n , : l .efor. ' a final b- i n v o k e d h y defendant . a m p s to embarkati on point* and for♦,»t ..f the Mississippi river lust niKht V h “ coast guard. Th e v e s s e l ’s ! tentfon a ft er he has listened all . f a y i p r e t n e court decision. < l ie satd the T V | .0 ( ; | a | .J l i r A , KflUOU viK" ''“ ‘ “ . fields, the member* of tho Lii"*.c,| i,y f rosj tj,i» morninK ^nr ...... .............. nr. . . n , P ( i hv ee, 1Hovernment p \ F S F S l UOT '• u»i*»ixtin I.egion, forty thousand .1." ■ hundred!1 i.«.”. Argument. P5e*(nt.d hy 11 ,, Iiir I.™ (I..,..rnm,n, had h..l been l,~n very Wry courteous . „ » r '. o u . •'riith .,. Oklahomn, Arkansas and -troiig will march the streets of Nevr X r ; l , ' S.n Fra n ci.c ..1 .-ou,„'l liny I 'hh..l ...... r * ' W*4tvrn Tenitesscns Frosts probable miles sou i m a s t *, j |h# m „ 8 t important trnns A t l a n t i c . lengths to avoid embarrassment tu <?ir T * r a,\aai>r(alrn ... , Oricans today. I'rrtal* k'ttieht im fnr south ns North Cntrolinn . . . . . . . ( ' ( i v p K K T F R I D A Y N l f i l l T steamship companies', nnd n number he ship owners. Oct 18 Police re NKW Y UKK. O *ti(l i-xtri'iuc northern portion of , ,AN,> 1 • • __ ()f. attorneys , t(irti|.vs reuresentinvr representing Secretary air. Mr. unywnrti Hayward cioscu closed me the case case .«• for serves M>rvcs nntl hail toto l.v hv summontle*! s htH-nuse IN I K K N A T I O N A L L A B O R labnnia an,| Ml^sjmijppi, # _ . . „ have their of the T r e as ur y Mellon and the fed : b e -Oovemment by a rg ui n g thnt ships (,r „ (ypo^raidncal error ,n a news C U I ' N C I I . MKKTI NO U <.KNKV \ TODAY Th| r* " V e r t Friday night in the era! prohibition enforcement head • 'n-tituted • f c . i t . r . the * "•« -[ . ai' r a d v rti-i rnent Tb. a.lx-rtisc ' knI/K|»s r e f u s e s , r,‘kr“ ‘‘ .htttnd Program quarters. The c n t i n u a l u m of the . tales," ,n the .mg - f th- fed-ra ....... t announc'd 11 at .. fix. ...."n --------" • DI SCU S S S I T U A T I O N Central Pnrk gratpr sfav he made d e a r , would hold, ovt'ii • ohibli"*' a t II- •!•*' '■ '•! briefly an a ..,|iin,.nt m tb. If' r\ • **«i’'l !>•■ rent *n» rkr A. .„r l at rd !*»«■ •• i . RKcARDlNR PRESIDENCY l - pul'i'^bed tomorrow ___ wl j,- failed to unnounce his decision 'imoi t . Mipport hi. .iiiitentmn ,.,| f(ll f |o „ month If -h ubl h avt*KNb.\ (*> t 1> l'he fourth in* Oct. ’ ......I fix*.' alul otatijjo b ir>n i* 1 r fi lilt to ii 'h* I.it.; . • inshino , * ••Wi f l I (. . i i * ih - ni.iithifi. >i ’ pi v e of ■ |..it\ ■x i |..tin xvo p. ' the ini . ( nt■. 1 11». t f i n t i . ai d thoaw • ' . i ■ 1 . r i • . t c\ 11. be . r . ' t,.- 1 A • !. rful ri n . | i ran Ior t he * * • I ,i • .\x • . ( .' | t* i*' en in • i-ii* M • i • f l a ' tunio'lit • lo a!.'. Itio.a I . Mils a » I i - ,1*. i.i i■ ti i e. |ii dj.. a! three. I- , I . n , 1" t Waril int t xxi lx e MISSISSIPPI AND I AH f r f U m e t h e l l n e r ( ‘ity of Honolu dfetston. he indicated, probably wouTH * n line, for the rran.m , of „ ten, .............. lo.M.-r went to trial to,lax \S AL A BA MA colors fly iny th ^ _ >....... >L jn. lu. ri.nd. re,l before October 21. the rary stay valid until a decision by * liar«e.l "ith ihe nitird. r of b. r bus SOUTH 'x i v hu rode fathims of wn latest date ,tn which the Damrherty i the supreme court. In deny,™ the band and hi- stenographer M.l txvt r v s t e r i a v a er tho coast Kunrd,rulmK has been ordered into effect, "'nten.mn of hts o, n e ts that ser dre.l Heck.tt win. were shot xxith**,,. ter The A u i x l a t r d I 'r jM ) off the stay affects both d .m .Ke ,*» .to tho. ,tcamsh,p ...... Unes warn,,,, -last January ........ ,n Hosters ' ot t er Shawnee■ ha, had noured poured thirty-1 t hi rt y- ' EExtension x te n si o n o s t a y nffecta l>otn inniwua aam>Ka ............•"••** ............. - “ ' nd;| ' YAS I I I S C t o N, <7 11 4 K illin g by t i n flU llU L U L U Ii 1 in . Supper and Dancing v — 11| ( |0 N i e h t W i l l ( l os e O n e Hit; Da y ■ .*••'.* It .' <II. IIA N U U _ ‘I• Anr f up lire Ilf the dirufible r ~ |,0|„.(| to pill! iiel oft at that tom t nlx'llt was due pr'lliur______ ____ «!) • tb . , ■ | ■ 'It. I . f i pl e by tax iii'.* income^ m c i ' r j i nc . . ' .ill lie lo'l* II... 'I II d b u t. l i r ,Jay a)lf| i f j u i l m il • • 1 be kmixvn be eollectetl. -!> '* ■' b. f- " O* 11 II ••! \| a x ' 't • . c d - t * il I, f|i 1 1 Ii .*•" ‘ . ailed lot .. t ai l" ' ' > "> '• ii : . »"■ ! I'Ft" t»t . |. , ,| of |N( o k p o h U l i i N W I N T E R P A R K Pi lit ISH m m iu k s fully !■ > b.iv- a g<>|f links and country i iiil> in San'ord can now see a fulfillno ni ..f their illenms mid they can i 'ii >» • ■ii- " f th- biirir-Ht sticcessea f to, ' iK t * .e ' ivi inti ri ' lob ■ huit in ai*) i ill- city at the ,i 1 .|* ' i i o i i ' t r u t i poif i no net mi an) - * it'- ,i country dt I lie s ' , t,| ,,n| i ’. miiiI i' < hit ix pro (I . . "la- "t tin- In »t III till- State I i 1 t l f s c pl at et s from other c tics •i"a.- ill in' iloie* d the mb v ».i n . - u i 1 • .(* it* - !m #-lI, t li«-ii tL* . . * f..t . ,1 <i|ii)tnMy D ' 1 ll.' lx - k* t-Ili*i fatuity. * xx it 1, ll re piit«*«! inr'.mp ,1- a day. places Its ■ • k ,1 ' id e.'N ■ I„ 10 noli taxal'le. 't •t ,t I* b 1* • I'la’ ly .1 » • W it I k - 1 . UI.I to M a j o r lliet' 1 e t i a i " Iti i, I l i u m -. (1.x , i o Iii me t II •.. h ' : '. til* I lie t i . ii rl a t nl I'rra* I M il"'" ~ - ,i « id- field even though in the week i\ , ,,, lv I’lie mcorporatoi«. a n n n th. : i i f ‘ I • I lo a . l ,l t„|, t i r l i.' * i-utili-h". in I I! \| t teh-en. !:. p. 11. i s i ii .1!t i n -oii-nt 1', llolurd vet |l • -'*( • Ml . , M .I' l ' • .' i i; i: t '..| •It , .I'l lb' •in1ft t *'l * .1 ' • 1 f. Nbl Mil . ' 1. 1 IF tal >1 K Ii: 1 i.'t'lt. 1k I N ' l.iltar*! •md llollx. II \ \.-t U.C. .* XIII) I- I; Mi IhI ' oO is ' • r I del! .11 ■I 1 I ' I I I . I' no ! W I '. I Pal t . .1 Hi. u...st. i - u t a l . t e ixll : i. \\ r ;. t I' if L i . ' ( ( ‘ l it " ’■ , .i |od.| i It.. t > i .'' I u l I I * ....... ' i 'll" mill "I'll I II I ' , , i fii**' " - •t . .t w i - i kai;. fcm*i r •’ fiA n 1 h . -Mage ii set for the* opening of i n Mittftird t'nuntry Club tomorrow . . . , . , .tin! the lug invent promises tu eclipso . , . . . any t h i ng m the social line ever be* . . . . . . . Du. attempted in this city. Thoso , . . . . . . . . R KM) I * ( T . I. A D I F S ’ A N D M K N ’ S T O l KNAMKNTS W ILL HE M O ST IN TK H K STIN t; . t . \\ mti r Park will h a w a ih-w* wpv K . • , . , l\ papt i an«l it will hi- something new , . . . under the *un being a big Muutny , . . morning paper that will he Mi a’tly up , o| n r n *i* 1 ' • ) « .M(l III >M \ rI* , .*• • , .t * •**•*» t 'i f ipl.t l .. m.tki i" m ........... ' ■ ' * ' "" . fti 1 ' .'.i ;• i , i, i * i.t , add ' 1 • ’ t ■ ! ’ '»• ••*1. " p"i i mil I* I. . tali’. -• o-M 1 an in -..Ini x ' k. 'b ' tin "!• XX. ' (• th< \M ’ ' ■ > | ^ t , , ,. t h\ -• • ' '* ' " ■ '• i i f **J»* t I * * 't ♦ Ml -M. ll.i^i ax <uls*|u»«elf . f tie -am III XX. l'rc.tl d\ .•••11. o' income tax . - . n p e ns L -It •I. . t ' ' a .,| .|.,(t a d. - b.'.lt e. " * b' .. k pill tiy I b at "t ' Il |.ut f of " in.I >ti aC . !>it It. NEW WEEKLY i Al KK rl/K WINTER PARK T E N N IS '- BRIDGE 'm 2 - •--------• . . . . . t v x t p A V S ( OI D E R VVBATHER on the injunction before October 2 1 - htd, he s-,id had he n t co g. nr . ed , ,d ...................th t -. nat i on labor c. nf ervnce upend hero | ,'.,lr. Tfcr Assoeiatcg Pressi IcAIN * • . , Tl)p fnr9i^n ijncs affected by J h e <*it«ily in m**st countries The fetler More than 7 f> men and women gat h t da>. Henri I-a Fountaine, Bel1“ J r v I>0N’ ’ <)ct- 17<— Former Frc*’ — extension of the t emporary tduy were ni prohil.ilion amendment, he d e du r a , presiding officer, welcomed u,nnrtu will in* -. . ......... . r \entzeloe. tndav Hcnorts hv hy wire wire sifV say there there wil be -----------. . , __ , . c r v ......... . d d i e a t e * of fi fty four nations. V-nizeloe, f!ri*«vo (.recce, .toelinml declined todny f r o s t a . far south (.might ns A la b a " t h e Cunnrd,' Anchor, White Star. was meant to cover * ^ r y p a c e ° discuss i, report from Athena that ma and the.heavy rain, this afternoon French, International Navigation, the th"* .d * " - i - 1 mt.-d We are ,tlinost goif.g to give awav ■ * r' l,u,dican movement is on foot in Holland-America, . Scandinavian-Am i J ’. a'cs in ’-F" largest possible inter -reere with the object of making Ven- presage a cold wave hero or at least erican and Royal Mail steam Packet, pretation of the ense. much cooler weather. President. •. i:Ue'°* s(lj„ e Ubx,i curv, Seminole Overland- L e t )your officu supplies, s t a t i o n e r y Post Cards at the Herald office. fo . • 174 2tc and Pos ) • k 4 •* ‘ J �** V . - %i * • -v r . ?••. . 2*/r • f fJ * m ^ T * ^ Kr " !'S> 1--T—1 1"x.*!.—; ■™ A delightful bridge luncheon, com­ plimenting her guests, Mrs. Frank Wiuthrop. of TnllnhnSHCe, and Mrs. \t uitei Wight of Sanford, wns given. MRk. Fit HI) DAIGER, &bcietjr Editor t,v MrH g \ shine. Jr., at her home i ii s,lav morning The rooms were Phone 217-W hostess If you b a t e a n y frlrnda < n i l l n ( yo pi ,-ttilj dei orated, and the — If y o n a r e ( i i l n ( a n y w h e r e o r r o m l n « ,f a delicious course luiieheoii. S O C IE T Y k o i n e , n r If y o u o r e e n t e r t a i n i n g , w r i t ■ p o a t n l r a r d I n t h l a d e p a r t m e n t . g l « l n « \ j l s F o r e s t L a k e WHS t h e h o n o r g u e s t , detail*. nr le lr t i h o n e the llrni . II " I I . . . , ... , , • ba a r e a l l y a p p r e c i a t e d . a t a h t l d g e h i n c l i e o l l I Ul*»il.i\ e v e n i n g l J ,--------------------------------------------------------------- — JU It. Ka • % • (r» } fx it tt • K IT! Kl ’ It/ tti Itl . fci 4 fea ■•It. 'J Q ’•• " " hi and Miss Kilmer, of California, all of body. Credits given fro hte whom are visiting friends in the‘ city.‘ officer for work done here. Five tables of bridge were played. that every worker attend. There will h,- no fees Uilnndo \'<>ti s in Tampa Tribiim with this school. Rooms a fa h^ » . h.-, ha *3 h■ . ^4 of of ji.j. .Li, k s o i i - i n t e i r i M e d in S . S Tallahassee; Nashville W e urge W ' . i t . - I .v ill. W ..|r.-d.\ •; F<' i n tii - 1 r.'i'i no i t '*•'• • I ’ • »t n distance This is the Stand I’omorrow—James Oliver Curw«K»d held n most interesting meeting yes- ard Training Course nnd every tench presents ’’The Golden Snare" with u r,i„y afternoon at the home rtf Mrs. *’r «*>" '* "anting to do the best for Lewis Stone. Ruth Renick and Wal­ j „ hn I.eonnrdi on Oak avenue. h‘’ r or ,,is fln " s W,U *ure'y W “ ide lace Berry. The first part of the afternoon was •''erytliing else to avail themselves of ■ devoted to business. Plans were ‘ hi- opportunity. Ask about tins! perfected f**r the Hallowe’en Dance t , , . ........ ..... ..... . . . wi.j.-ii..impf f l i a i E i u i P i B i m i c i i E i s i i s ] I • .it Lhc Sucml service Department van ml Phdil M< I N R.d -.n ! U P. i • him M- • i hi \l | 11.. v k r * • i .■ i. v I 1 I VI : 1 Ml I I. r I*.I •• ' atif- rd ' I- i i;........ t; ii e • |* -f , . t I 111.1' ■•! ' ■• i I' •In a. Ii to light ,i. \ f * ’ g vvete Ho in ' I' • II. .'i.ii. lit. j :*e hitters par l 1 i > ’ V • III ' • • 'I p if " . . , I I I " . \ . ih w * .. i I ■ .-'ll. •• ■ , I . lL.il • .... V]' .. r . ' t. ,• i li r' i a 11. |" " • , . ' ' * I ' tin Iliii 111. I. ap w . .«. . |. •• • 11. will ! lie t r u t h. R K N T hi f o e Th re e SAI L lost Next to Princess Theatre F or Sale or Exchange Lille Model in Excellent Condition B . & O . M O T O R CO. ■ as. M S A N F O R D . FLO RID A Distributors for Hupmobilc and L ex in g ton < a J. H. H1NTERMISTER PIANO (0. ’ I'lmne 1-” Sanford’s New Store— The Churchwell Company I Store in 1 l ifida 10 Stores in (ieorgia- p. Double Wear a .1 1 i t . i In T h e s e 2 Pants ii *'i Pima,. 11' \\ i n il i in f h'-ntfl b e t» ti all I i l.tp,| .1 I iv •• a l l ' - , Wiitri h ..ti> r SUITS <|. - i • . 1* new i .g !.t, I'll..Ill" I 1 'h i "u eM k ii - i - t i..et. n. ,i \ 'll- I v i Rohin.i.n. Blue Serge, Tweeds and Fancy Patterns I’ll iiie I . I _‘l p SANFORD MAID BREAD AND ROLLS FOR SALE-*™:. ■Si ROUTH BAKERY FORD TRUCK Large Shipment of New Music < plant, -Ill'll l lilt glasses III . use. Reward J I -, the best bread -SERVICE . ii.. ■* fu rn ish e d right and a l l i i I s \\ One of the deli ghts of home is tempting, delicious meals, served with lb -PROGqESS- f i ' .1*.i that at*1 iliettiK d to .p.iilit the 1 ' ■tot in hi, fish st.uv let them i' ' .\vii here and i ati tl a few o f! ii • size Thet e are pb aty of , i f n, li.i, and Di Martin • an hear •, to t In- fn> t •' Too Late to Classify alio TH E BEST S T R E N G T Il- lu ' 1• , ] FOR S. hi... 1 Will lie i i.iidueteil at Orlando ....... . •|. it iy t ih. i|i' I. " i i . l • in • •. I V I 111... h • . I '■ • |.. pi e -ell t fa * ' . ,i veigt.ed to* I ihul nun ii and ' g ilu it l" telling ii'ithlfg lug i n a I t la- vi ay from ti-n * . tit tv and I t lo'ie ate anv !• il-' ng S<el. Iiiiii n i" \r.rih ' -In i i f ( I’." 1 w u* de* a d .1 on 1 1 - n- ■' l i t t l e , h it keeping ro.ui^ , •>11. h. M I 'i M.iittu i' pr«'sidetit of David ■ 1 eg,, and is a < hristian gentle-, if. m ilfi would not tell a he. There-I 1' '• 'ill'll lie tid's his people hack If if that iie caught a twenty-five | • nd -i ti bass yesterday in company ‘ no "1 I he g ....! Stilt fat d I ’I • t v a iin we want them to know that tastid ft"t111ng stronger than 11 I a w at ci and w I. it i,e "idv one ■Inn was fired t OR . ha ha ha h j I '. I f *>w!111 .1 hull 1 II'.le till'.ugh 1 I III . •• •I ’ •in f •< • ..... t t g ' 1 . ! 11 . • ,t ■.! t-i.it |. ... -a i . ' •. M' W iked • Ut t* ' Wit ll * ■ i r» i • r i. • * hill i. II* 1, f. II • e.".i! !•.id at'/itf ll.ll Keep up to dateW ith The The Seminole County Bank h-' DR M \RTIN ( U 'G H T lilt; FISH YKSTKRDXYl ' and ll ■ II I h* I .11 l. M dang) I. i \1 .i V. . " ..• '■ I 'l.f \\ . tl.iini ..i d ’ M.ii * . i: • 11. Ohio w;ll* 1I tl. , V ivol Will.- Wi'll h• 1 ti • tLi » ....• i g i, r 1. ni i V. ).. \ 1 / •! .» In w,:! The- money you save or make by doing l-ip-fu. -. ^ \h one another, if deposited in T H IS B A N K , will m‘ r . money fo r you. .. ha • i Two excellent propositions on used i*veilan«l I touring ears, >eminolei 174 2tcl " ' " l a n d Co. . '11. d ! ,i ' ’. A -|*1, | . .,' , R I >,j,, j. >,| ||nj,j tln ir siipei inteiuh'iil „ til lia\e a party Friday afternoon TJi, i iiildren will !H **" ’I • 1 t . \t \|<i|id:«y tif ii.. i 'ill g , . . I ,■ ' I . . I , Ii ill.l if •‘ i. w* it In • ’ . ,,,. nit. i ■ i: ' • **iIv • Jilt.I ( • t gill -t- I h*3 _ I ,.r Florida Showera to „ lk,hl and Wednesday, .„movvhnt cooler in north and Central portion. h . ha ha I l . i .1 II. ' st 'll V I I' - I d • ii M-t Ilia * «. s hci • M •1* i •i . •if unI i ■wn i" r • *1f . |'..l h-'t .1 ' I■" •I.ii k at i 1: ill ........ \ tn M i ii l.in.i I’.i k J . Pro t"i In '• ‘ Pi IV. nt Ihr. M ' M'.i 1 1 1 MPI M \ d i : W i l l II M \ ’ * r ' ■ \ 1 t f t,,■ w in«j f II llrf • 1 i ■• many * H . if. i M■ I ,i - 7'iiu f ' • *1 . ! •f ■f » t *!VIt • d vv ! r 11 » * W . iliii sil.i \ « ,f ,. \\tl\| \ V s. , I I |; , \ I I ' M ) \ It ' m • i 1h' w. i i lv • i' . ■ I fl la fotu t>. X' 'll. !■ i of the ..f i ' f • MG * 11 I h. i 1• •t*, . 1v ■ Il'U |, . . f-Tt' \\ It* no , t.|1*. i .f, •., ; Hi Ml u . i i .i • -* *♦ » * d w •d ’ 11 i . t .‘ i R .■ ..I ■ •' g ......... * M |l l.i I ! ■ It i ■ll \\ i t I ll -1 s| |c, | i ii 1 1. !• no ui!'« t and several visitors -i* .; . ' i i et. i , -i - h"i:r niukitig i. Ml I It* '111- I \ I »\ M i n : (>R(. \\ i u l t M, U i 1i Ft ! I.’irge shipment of new music. — Ilintei mister Piano Co. lOS-tfr I■ -f - " f die Methodist Missionary Jft.cicty " ‘R he entertain ■<! nt the home of ^ is. I esli,. Went, Sanford Heights, Tuesday at -L-tO p. m. Mrs. Hagan 'ihnirman of Lnteitainment Gotnmittee, Mrs. Went, Mrs. Wells nnd Mrs. Til*- P |• "tg.ia Glut, was very |.o inti' eutertailu-il Monday after l.:in;c shipment of new music 'ii, Mi i l lly.ia h' liig the law - Ilinli'iniL-ler Piano (V, Uls-ifi It. g Trade with your fellow citizens and you will them to do.business with you.’ i i I! O; dy and Fox News charge will be furnished to all who Mi i iioi.i p. .i 1... .. .in l '• n I • i ,'lu ■i {■> Keep your money working in this community— \vi„.i|„, spend, invest, or bank it. Then you will share u •), • Me. fits'it brings. *G. .r Un dretfird |r> have n ree'trtl some- O Ilu 1* HELP BRING PROSPERITY TO THIS COMMUNITY The members of the St Agnes Guild .It k U . If . l . IS Calendar Savings < 1 M>- - "f W e d i " !■ ! •• Til'll ,-. 1! SAVINGS * l« given liiesilay evening, Oetobcr - • * . . ►* noth at the Parish House- It was de ” w“ 1,11 •" to" n ------------------------------------h i eided that tins would he a masquer- ',l1 our own ,» ^ n,l>or.H. We hope t o . ^ % x » , ^ | is, |q |q |q „h- ado affair ... . have a large attendance. * . < omillitlees were np"3 h-r. t.i inted and duties assigned. It was hr, ^PIJI7 I U I ? A T ' f J I ? ! ? ni M- 1. • ' 1 . 1. I ' . . n- , i i home p .1 •- 1 - WK P A Y 1 PER CENT INTEREST ON SAVINGS A Snub Pollard Come­ connected free of Claude Herndon on Magnolia ave. «'«>’ at the Parish House. nt 7:30 p. m. with Misses Lillie Ruth A fter the business session u delight- Fu‘ld" and Carlyn 'Spencer, Mrs. R. B. ful s»« ial hour was enjoyed, the lios ~~ ' " Monroe. Miss IHual th Musson and u » served banana split and cakes. ''*<"■ on gas is the same « » nil others and our pump is visnhle so you V i l l o n ^ it**' ( i ti i l tl ni« s |»r«aH« tit MV' ! I« rn<l«>n as* v.ere Mrs. Win Itel.hng, Mrs. Julius ,nn'1 M»«'»fed. Seminole Overland ( n 171-2to f G. T.ikio-h, Mr- Raymond Key. Mrs vvill iiii'el Tuesday K IV. , ' w Tie -1••i > of a i Tacksman ’ who Mclc .» Society girl's heart and tried to go straight. Also- work, tea ch ers, of m — IN — U] fleers, c la s s o f f i c e r s and p u p i l s , e v e r y - ( j c n j) time in November under the direction ,.f Mrs. Lucille A spell wall Tackin h. S O C IAL C A L E N D A R Several other matters were discussed. Tuesday Daughters of Wesley will 'nmng lima being the. decision of be entertained at the home of Mrs. meeting next Tuesday instead <>f Moil Il . i l . . n i »:,k . m = j Robort Thrasher left today for cs The b^ys all cam* down L |Gainesville to resume his studies at Floridn-Rollia, gnme T r. V * Floridn University. Robert Holly loft urday. ***> S»tyesterday with the boys from Orlando in their car and hoped to make it bnck Get your offi, ,> , ;j|1( to school in time for the opening class-! and Post Cards at u„ u • u •l *3 •*« *• *-*i . harge turpeiitei. Herbert Ravrlinson Adjm iwi. Mr,. W iuthrop. - T O N I G H T - J his i' for everyone who is vitally * Mis • - Bradshaw* O tlici' H it, fur bridge. ■ N v i|;,q the i aid parts. All cut rain c fee of fifty cynts for the P.\ kt - I ,ye.I the delightful ..... . »4 tjf the llrnlge party and Ladies' tjolf Tournament want it anuotinted that the lourmupinl will start at 10 o’clock in the forenoon and the bridge party at ,3 00 o’clock iiu the afternoon, Mrs. Forrest Lake is chairman of the golf committee Williams of and Miss RuTta I£n , , . , k Mis period at 4:40. Adjourn at C:30 p. m. Then f<>r Monday to Friday, Oct. 27th. p. in. Devotional, ^ ^ S S. 1 rohlnnis. 0. la-- Supper. , 7:00 First Ginns Period. 7 50 Recreation S 10 Second Glass Period. * 111 The committee te }* V ♦ »■ •*M uiven hy **. , i ns *■ opening nt 3:00 o’clock nnd the first |pfl[fj|]r|F] class period' nt 3:45. {second class j = bnlance like rent, interest in­ eluded in monthly pay ments, buys l-room cottage with Imth, gas, and electricity, in a fine neighborhood. For further in­ formation address *‘(i. K.” care of Hernld. 171-fitp FOR OlTli K SALK Upright piano in good eo’iulit ion. $101).Oil cash. Ad­ dress Rox 352 or phnne ltM)-J, 17-1-flip | rf * - SOAPS! Special Sale Jap Rose Bath Soap Kirk’s Hard \\ ater Soap • 21U> A l a i w c a k e . :« for :* cakes for R . C . B O W PIIKSCRIPTION TI1E REXAi.l. STORE SOAPS! CAR LOAD APPLES, 29 c E R' DRUGGIST PHONE 325 KODAK DEAI.EB P h A t f i k b , BAIN AIN A S A - C- K. Near the I0xpress Office THE CHURCHWELL COMPANY First Street &LLS it.for LESS 1 . ' Welaka Block m m ',Ar I • • :* *» .c*. t' - 7 _* �Every boat t o . Sanford brings us STAR ( N E W W R E K I.Y PAPER fresh supplies of stock, of, points, vor-. FOR W INTER PARK nishrs nml shuns of which we enrry ThU V ilin u fd from I' » r » On*) mnl husbandry. w» « shown for tho fjr>t time at the national du.ry show ;ii I'hicajfo lust year, and attracted ISahllshrd f i f i j r a f t r r n o o n e x c e p t S«« < • 7 a t th» llc r n ld B o l U l n a . 1UT the largest stock j n South Florida, has l.,.much ftivnruble comment. It was cecn M a p n o l U * * f , l i s l t r l Via. making tremendous strides in tin s i; II, 11*title is almost, a Seminole . You can always Hopcnd on Retting the city „i a! thill time by Florida delegates and work. What do you find, take San t .unity man having large landed in l.est in all lines wo carry as we nre & \ \ ,.| the stilt.- fair association was urged t pet • fur ■be Florida exposition ford and the surrounding counties We t..tests in the ninek Hammock sec lion t.xpert» in our line nnd know what wu Snow h.have bands in Ih-Land, Palatka, tw ■ring engaged in farming but re- aru 1 talking nbout when wo talk palnt rnrr all in Hnytona, Orlando, KustU, Fake sales at Winter Park and .is another and wrdl pnpor.— Sanford Paint & t In ...u __ _______ ivdtior The pur) M » m ' it f the exhibit is to J. n o i. i. r _ Roy Svmes, while if Win­ Wall Pnpcr Store, Welnkn Hlock, H. nun h fa. J. I.I1.MH1) He*T*«arr-Tren»arer about ft better understanding land, Oviedo, Tampa two, Miami tw o |»ve wire. B. A. XEKt. _ Fri.-Mon.-Wcd. ed by th ..f the problems of the daily industry. All Shritin bulges have a band, not a ter Park resident, is a successful San A Halverson. I'koar IAS up In SiOfl I It i> entirely t'.lii. atlonaiy, and seeks town within 7n miles but what has a ford farmer and known to everyone A lt r r lh liig lla lri Matin Knimn on i brine before the dairyman, the band, whieh plainly shows Ihal to the ii this city and at the Park as a live Appllrallnn nurse «if tint}' state legislation thru- v. n Messrs. Holly, Neel and I.il11 r> aim, if.I. t ir. i, and the consumer LKWI1 allll'l* Clrru InIIon Manaarr itil the country, will pass a mil Inge lard are tint chief owners (if the l i t r ­ informal mu ..ml improved practises, “ t'bnnr ttZS-W aflrr B p. ni. which may pence beneficial in those 'tax whirh will do away with drix es. aid Printing ( ’o., and the Sanford S a b a r r t p t t n a l*rtrn In A l v i R r r lines of work Incidentally it is hop whieh put the burden ns uaunl upon a Unify and Weekly Hernlu and have On* Y m r • tx Month. ...................... ed the exhibit will also bring to the 1''w and this stale legislation V id other interests in the printing line in I>»llrrrrd la r i p b r C a r r i e r jMiblic a better understanding of the pro-rate it thus insuring oacli •■o' the state. They will not be identified . _. IS t O a r W . r k ............ « " i k <>f she department of agricul inanity their bandmaster's salary and u ith the new weekly [hiper except as putting their (winds nn a business .a- stockholders as the Winter Park Hor­ tm . along Jnirv lines. is, in fuel there are n number o f st des aid will be strictly a Winter'Park proIt's no v Im li are already on this basis. N rth din t with Winter l'ark men at the ]( and South Dakota, Montana Minn* helm. ■ KMIIKH T ilK ASMII lA TKtl I’ nF.AN sot h and others. Tha Aaauclnlej Prona la exclusively Mr. Dohle will be the active head of " f Iuiva tuuched on music briefly^ m t|)(, , • nlltlad to tbn uk« fur rppuliUcallon of r as editor and business man­ at) tiawa dtapuichei credited to It or several pll mats', now lets look at t; W N F .s v n . j \ not otherwlae credited In IhU gaper ager and will suroiind himself with a and alao the local new a Vuhllahed Rhode- Sc ho I .i ' from a corimlercinl stand-point. W, harelti/ '.iff o f live newspaper lilt'll and ex­ ■ele.ted at have m America some lltia.UOU in. to All rlgtili. of re put. Itea I Ion of aped j I it-. Is to make the Winter Hirk Herald dlapatcli.'s l.ercln are alao reserved ,n |legem bors of the V F, of M., that is b "He of the best itecklii'S 111 tile state. of three former men and women who are playing tin ' ill connection with the newspaper f F \V Ibn h- respective instruments for n living, T H E N E W 8TOUF i hmt which w ill fig ung u£-llu* iui»st.SOI t-iauici’i die . v hu ll Hil fluivciial »cude in .tri ne -tv 'lllplete atnl well Cipiipped in this on. of .lackSon ernge of ?:it» a week, or $1 i,2:i. .ooo ^ We handle the 1m*h| (Jiinln ;irt of the state there will bb a first id Thomas II This does n..t include the great nm-t-* , in t'liaiid Opera at th. Mtttpipo'it.,’1 j jj( ,, Fioiela will tml at the ' hteago auditorium ,.v, At the l , o » eat I'rices t, , i „ » , the J'hilbarinonic Orchestra, and who . , .jih. at.oti to th^ i online to Oacur Hnitimeritein v- <n (1| (u. M f i l l lit v i ti *, la id the immense Mint last yea. t ( |(V(, j n|l g. J.t; tleorge $ Iti.OUU.UUU. ,,|m)t ill. ’2d. arts and ‘ ’There arc m Anteriea .'il.Otlll . tin ,..ims ,lf Vneither big day will he itlv mentioned **f "Rich 2,t»00 are first class, m> Hi which time the prop) the ' state tho tins have as many us UHFhlmd ted " '**' i.n .tid i . uni tier, . t " item.on of an tl .estimated before the ■" ( j'-' ‘‘ tage >■! tin big I ■.1'g.t 11C-. mu it tee incl'iiie "h e ll « . <i. > ..nn, in sending a r. ... ' J v . i tiioi.g h the . ouri\iy, asking t oi new j btnoCo. 1 , ................ ... Fancy and Staple (ii Quick Deliver PHONE i * . . i , * -1 n o i Mif.ouli b a n d d ii'c . lo t s at a irugitig ai .0-“ -t shine tha? jiei m outh ..Im wti'.dc il 'J U n u l l a . n .> y e a r . ' 'i'liki' tin hi m pa| • jlu ti ; ;T W ill'. I I i I. t li j I will He i , .. lei n n t \ * r \ t. --,|■* i I I cing II t Wo io iv holb.W tile a id cement Imihlltig 'I ill will he a d|st|io t addition to the t\ >f Winter l'ark and demonstrate that the Winter l ’ark Publishing lim ii.'in intends to vet an example in (In building Ira and will not only boost for Winter Park and Urnnge .. ril> but will dart the ball rolling 1• h u i " g thin "A ll building and add pin,uiiti a ;.swe, a i n ii i im u m ( n r .oiiiett j? tt !ik»’ M»< \ w >>f 20 p l a y e r » at or per m o nth V.-.i I 1,. b.i-i lill<[ u r llllli We spei ItiaSa j.ei II inn piity.us ; I .a m onth jl.o io oim Ilea |>er p er lint, y ear , . ' l i n g 1la w to No Stranger Within Our Gates T h e r e is no s t r a n g e r in a eny In c a s t i n g y o u r lo t w it h un tituu1 u ie n t i f n v l w i t h our humic ’ ,- lloil.y y cal s a g o I . .t g 1 1 ..a n ted (a i (o j,|ay . lit . in. I I alal who w o u ld possib ly l,a> i loiil la utlg I tie -cat ot learning III * 11 augc county, the home of Rolluts being . o n . ah l i d t.y the pat.-n! ot . n o t h i n g silly o r fo oli sh and a ' ..liege. W inter Park a a home many prominent winter tourists and i ' tunc, w il e l ia . . had t lit . I m i i u< a ' b* •-j.j",itwntlv ot t .a .... i.g ' nlv pi.-i b ..nd m linn it will la- th. i in. ! main bu- itu ss m, „ , f i >r na an a r t l t, (Ills a llU o llo n at 11,. L ii.do and Sanford 'a nary Walkers with tto |iiiSMl>ie . ha in of getting above the $l(Hl mark pubio atom of the daily tapnvaletU to post giaduale work • ■Veil less, MO B r o t h e r h iwalu.'ilis tin! will make it an all the Lnited States U lo iil.j Cloti nas Hi fallowing In resuming puMtrntmn of the D.iitx 1 idc. It< glut 'la publishers dr I■ ' " g ■ ' } * a Oil I tkc * nun I y iia "U la g e The s t u d y id la n i g m u of and the Y o u a r e ours, a n d w e ar*‘ a r e . 'i\ !ia !ly in viteyj to m a k e u i t i e s a n d s e r v i c e o f f e r e d hv tin -urrouiidfng p ottle t ind Sanford, Florida i Im it h e on gas is tlia same as all i hei s and oiii pump is visahle so you ni t get spoofed. Seminole Overland O I7l-2tc mi ' ", i ’ A -1 r IJ,|..!. . i A 1 II tl U d a l e , to the Pittlippllu I- is not contempliUed at pre i 'resident Harding assured Sen Manil'l I. tjue/oii in a letter pub i |o‘ |i I>y the l.dti't I'lo* ! • w ■b cj " ' ■ i • .' in i 'll I fifteen ( B 13) e t te r cigarettes for "I you In i n i .' N ,1 Tolar w X s m e e t i n g and s pe al.ei tin ju am iimnag' iiieiii, the Patiy i.aki R"gion will be made a perma !,o nt in-dit lit oiti, .uni wui lie Hi a po sitinii to render gnr greater service in th*.'upbuilding “ f I nkc coin ty tfuin i - in . -i 1' 11 w :t ti a i m l.h niiblit it ion forth * not present at he w a s selecte d Hex! u n i t i n g . I’ S borr,e»t Fake wa- present very mu. h so F I Nl '(l |, N 1101 ‘ S K A R R I V A L S lA t'K S O N V I l.I .E , Oct 1 li'pnrtmetit o f agri cult ure dti't v 1ng i f t •i " ' up> m g 2;.ntl i so i w i l l be on< fia lo n i h .vii al tin Fl'iridli State Fair and F*|- .'ition hen No. ember 17 to 2ft This exhibit, snid to be one of the n^nst i onprehensive and instructive ever essemtiled by the bureau of ani O '.'iii. \|o'i"V' i I Unai d 11k• to M "W f l'iiibppliie .ijit.il i- invested in vessels flying other national flags and whether any Philippine citizens m e engaged m the service o f such Ueatl the advertisement in this issue, vessels under foreign flags." E v e r y cigarette full wei ght and full size C o r r x i m r r 1922, I . i c n r r y A- M 1 I M ‘T ■better Turkish ■better Virginia better Burley ob ac co Co �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD. WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER Is. 1TJ1! PAGE THREE t n t ll. lU N f ; A C T I V I T I E S sny, cnn deliver in ship-hoard w itho ut x o T l i i: o r l x on r o l l v t h i n o k i STROUT FARM AGENCY, SHO W IN C R E A S E O V E R Ih U in g .ho,, , ;.r s get o ff th e * own I I J Magnolia Avenue S tith 'v if< h e i « L y t l i u l \\ «*, I hi* oilr* t-+in in*if tut ml Hi u 11111v fr» f ho i , k .,, , L A S T Y E A R ' S T O T A L lin e s. farm and prove. 2U acres, -------- " Florida i,.U“t benefit itmm-nsfiv hv M " \ <) K K , Oct. 1H. lo ta l build inf . v io d iliirc s in 1.1.1 o f the p rih e i n il ertics of the U n ite d S ta te s in Sept » .s<n,r at t rtCft - J _______ . were $ 198,2 11,050, n decrease of 9" i p. r ‘ r n i t fro m th trsn -for A n il< situ a tio n wlifk-h i* tinhappy fo i the prodtn era nn other hut producing n uills lls a rt pomp to emstates,. O ur m arc - .. _ " _ . . play fu ll forces of labor, p ro vid in g •empmymcTu fa r n m n r tho tisa m k of 'i..i,..r5 l,lF i',h V i,in ,!., Hi ale t.f K i m l fin .if 1’loTOl‘l i l i i v m i u r <>f L “ K tlH T i* I in ha *»***• fip'M’T’nl i> i >.*: r .. i i - , t m u,. .n |,,,nn • V rL ' a,!*iV’r ' , he'o'ri i . ■*» h ,» un file p, p ibe of'V1***1 or ,,f » i*»*• »» nu» **n fiiT «*f U*«* S*i*ri*l-HrV t>f t}u* Slf\te t'lm-Min at Til ~ Ilit V '« 11 If|;| piiil .3___ ycar s enormous monthly preparations a n im us crop fa ilu re s of two venr* W O RKS CEMETERY .... WORK A SPECIALTY , iv ir - , u trM t 101A W « i P i n t SI t m I house, porch, fireplace, i'roperty hard- - " * r r ^ ln r —e- !sk c ‘ fo r ,HH) ft.* - F o r tpJiek sale owner includes all household fur.niture, farming tools and row boat II f Price $2..’>00; $1,01)0 cash, balunre 1 I*. I\ III I I ON A I D M I ' W ) m■•(. r*iu- mi *| im v AKn^i l to i n jtrvct * • son to look to the future w ith confi .i-Hh ill,,Mi.' Have a low price and ! ■■ . 1111 -si-1i , h HIml il«. fir i r l.y tl# “* T The report added _thpj w hile the donee, it js a w e ll known ^aet that i ..n . a hi i i*.i f..r Hi. 11ti111nn** of ti nts on two d^sirnFde city lots f**rmhur Into a l.o.ly p*«IMli’ ,ind n . r p n r - 1 prtk " f the 1922 bulldhtiT bodni had the sta te s of Minnesota, South lla k o - .« t. urndi-* 11% \ trUio mf fin* litHri t»f lUOxL.I i ft All fenced, well located. Hifr" Mi' *if I 'L i i L I r i Mml <|s■ ! ps1 * n passed, cumulative effects of the ta N o rth Dakota, after th e ir dis~ 107-tfc iOhi|ii t lit"* fi.f i n id of It t iiir til I II M AR B LE & G R A N IT E J O H N G O V E , IToprietor f heavy black loam, al- fo some excellent stra w b e rry land. 200 l,( *‘r i , ur orange tre e s, pear, plum, fig , grapes and guavas Good a r io t s U M tV KTII !‘ lt Kl.l, pi-t but u gain of 80.0 per cent over men, and the product w ill hrmp into fjpun “ fo r Septemher, 1921, said a Flo rid a sub sta ntia l prices. Th e lum rrpen made public today by B ra d - hcrnion of th is section have every rea- SANFORD * > o r i m o u r o i i v r iu x porn I Inn \rtSrlr I, SOAPS! .lay Rose Rath Soap Kirk’s Hard Water Soap ! cakes for 29c A large cake, o for 29c* R. C. BOWER SmF-. keep thtv ilditig ti nilcs busy „ KO> have had virtually no now' eon' Til** Ifil Til** of Hi |h ititl"11rIF.f|-f]n|| jn.11s* I{ PRESCRIPTION DRlM’.taS T Larift1 shipment of new music. K K I T T Y m N a. I'n M I’.W V mi.l ur^i a inter meathcr set in. st met ion. The , tops tins' year wil 11’1•* pi If " im* I pl-t....... f l ’ti'tm t’-H fn ill l>«* — H i n l e r m i s t v r IMr.no Co. 1(IS-lftT T h e REX A l l . S T y it E PHONE 325 .* f S.Mif"tif m o S*- Mi.imH Klorlilit* Tet d expenditures for the nine bring stupendous returns t" ■* i' Him 1 It V• hi ml I- it.Iinfi b■mh "i h moldh“ ,,f the year were $1,181,819, "North Dakota's pram crop in ijrj| ... pi.. . .. H 1.iiul|ii'ri»> ih. It",11'aI uf If ymir I • >1 Isn't restful, write San­ I ' i i ..rs m.i 1 v f f •Hit Tim* r•• 1till** ill*\K, -• pain i|f hO.l per cent over the amounted to $1 Dl.4.s:i,b<ltl, and'for this t^ro* |f|»' ford M ttii ' Knetnry. French avenue record year 1921, l rlt«'| • 11. y e a r $ 2 ” 1.722,00,). a ga in m v a lu e o f 11 ItV* 1i|l ' *.f ! L. L “5» 1ti* HM nod D ili stieid 170-5tti r. 1 ' . , |,| J IG it2H9.uun, So uth D a k ” , a * g a i n ox •!• U ’\i d - r i T*» ■pinKtPV I I’MHER I MI LSTRY ( i the p r e v i o u s \ c a r r* $ 1,’> 2.872.,mo 1. ■i **i f ■ ■* ■ . r a ■*" **il shiip m Hi r t i ti;t111 A - f f it. ♦........ I i.t \< E S A R E C O R D S E A S O N w h i l e , ha, ” f M i n r i e s o l a e $ 1 7 1 . 8 1'.,, pin , » . . 1 41'.1 d» * ' •f >i ij*1 • ft nil -------000 litis is typical of ^he entire •t L • rw i *t, KO DAK D E A L E R ( T f YOUR POST CARDS a t t h e h e r a l d g, am belt Many m illio n s f f i'i't tif lum ber w ill I m le ip im d to ijvnke re [ours to the barns, fences and b u ild inBv ireto rall k w hn ii hiivi- Iwi*n pet ,lotted to c , ml •i J! III"!* Ml I* - dll ljuited copdi, ••n ' 1' i r 111g !li, pastt fl.'XX end years Tin ” U ill "pl'l r/. x •A 11 market to. tin 1 Hit'" ' 1..t th. o>. •in , T” 1 A :tr.d 111,* k ' III oded r.p., i X ,1rhi , * U V • In'f,*of (111 l r1,11Tit 1\ .if ■ " R a i l ...... 1tl shortage in h isto ry , the tie n u o . 1 S'. l-M.,1 P'H . ha ' ., of Florida never before I null. > I hi V Ii -i v< it I l" , ;I ' i i rig world so o p tttiH st icalty, as fni s. .nil x■.ii1FqniinirTt I** Tti th, ■it lla ftell, apd that was th l O i l - l . ■Uot U ,■"11 v >1:i 1 ■ ., n*! ill.,n . ..f ha inspiring imports before m i l l i o n - ..f f i-p r c f h-imltiT bi-mg •it- I meeting held at the Hills pint based all' 1 in* ,r, will I"■ pur h;t'« 8 i-i IloW I hat 5la ■ •-1i ik. ■"tidit 1**1I’s , Tampa Tribune) da lumber business, which an na.il I■ t uns into the slate many mil ■* dollars, is Iiof ‘Sitting jitup licr |“ s,> to speak, according to th Harrell, secretary of the T. 1 l b , ida Saw Mill Assiwtatum, Ij* ■ |<>) a South Florida district f the AssociutiAii Thursday ■f the fact that the lint ton - a ltd i'X perb'tii itig i l v most i b ai mg up a.-- n tat v I ! n m Hi , riq li t- 1/. .1 .+11 ' h i no a n 1 a F lo rid a • ,) Ho l’ i • at t b i i l .liila te d to that n a ftt.mH. Laid t.‘P -*I1 ItiorUMK »■\ h.iti^r I UIT1\a f 1 ImpfTiV*' ,u *! .I h.*r •IH »*« cf r*T|i | «*hl ii t*■ ^ * k *H.t Id. ! •.I wJfc ‘ u v o-U ti i .. j <>i Mill • | H>' r.'Tl! "•* i*■tju K i” **tv m $*■.i f 1x ft f ** ntmI *1e v*’ Inp >1.1-. ni( ,. i, i , 1 p Lt t 1M 1« ,i 1r iti im f .oil i he - .1nil- t.* 1‘ •-111!f ON i- ’ ' ‘.*- 11i .Mil k-• • *' t 1M , x, || • . t l i '' - * '*■ f1 i i 1 f the present year with the of \p rIt and Mill In t)n‘ . t Ii • coii't i net I",' ani'U‘1'" . month ■ > 8 i > w l $ 1 ' I t, l ha n do d>l>' I b i * ' f l u, ; . Uf . i t, III, tf ,■I r'm IR.' in ^ tv lin [t-Hd ?* H I * t in a ■ la t e m BRICK! BRICK! BRICK! \ ls ,. I ' E M E N T . L I M i : a m i S A N D . A la i'tfe s l o t k » f S A S H c t il [ M IO U S t o r " mu s, l put" A n y t h in g >])■ " a l \ v can ot>- ‘ stato today .’-o m o ' fro m a . n at - h o t t t ) " l i r e h o u tli i w ,i * rl I. I. Wi pride oiu solves on ttnr s e r v in ' Ill H i ll L u m b e r C o . % SERVICE. Q U A L IT Y . PRICE t* l*l,um. i':{,V Y a r d : t urner Third and M y r tle 1rll.L 1l i i I - i ,. tlu i' ■la .......... r d o r s im m ,.'little I 8 *• I . H i. 1 i ti 8 ■ ” t I I, b [X . fct" UllMii' \ f i it 1 v *.f t i i 1.. . i ... 4 l.i It. big WAR*PLANNED TO P°UTjiENT HOGS Ti, ' •g -.ill.- ■ fig u re s indicate oidy one ( on fide ne’ has I'etunied. - going mi where pros ■ . boon few in Die past sev im and the judgment of cent) and fin a n c ie rs th ro u ifh o u t I !>*' • I,. II . v .1 . .. 1 I ■ . V f..r M |turp«> • "I 11*I" |’' , '' tf i,, ,| .,,'1.1. tins ' I” ■■' t « "ti ' .......... f , M -V 11,1 I” " '' 'Is ...... Ui,. |.ur,..„»•• " f " 0 *. too. - ii" . ..ffis- ts ■ff >ru ™ I „• J.JO_ , •T k * Th e m ills printed on the wrapper. ^ «| ■ ■ - COLLER H ■ B U ILD E R i “ Xl-cmI for Dn/iiT *X ( l a v ' s F a in ts ami Varn ish es . We have real mechanics nnd give real up-to-date service on uil mukes o f' J | car*. Seminole Overland Co, 174-2tc * ' *• TI. i'1just one wav U> .yet even wiUi yoilf lar.rll*»r<I. Own Your Own Home. No aoi'c dar!;, ernwiletl room', no ivn* ivceipls. no moviny from place to ptace. Come in an i talk the matter over with us. We’ve helped hundreds to ac­ quire homes of their own and inde­ pendence. We can help you. ■ ■ U r g e r t se read the fenuu 'itJo. . ' * • ' - u .ho 7. v r ^ r j NLM* tut * u o~ Z ’ f*01 Ilk l**b ,R* ^ •irwu roju-tC ,ai ''fiUU,, rr-b. inf 0, *"* i . f ,, ***“ . .triri. , .....8 . ~?SL f‘>’ rrsi ■, c*r'ix «U| *"• «f f.*M > r lo tarb , , , J Skta ,"Jpln the Seminole County Motor j •- * ? '* • " “ * ' ' J0:N THE HOME-OWNER’S ARMY ~ m P LICK THE this state are nblc'to ship to the; ing cough medicine in 'the w, .fid.'" Fol • If you don't like the >vny x '-aboard and from there by ship to ey's Honey and Tar is the most pleas- j bur.in.ss tell us and w'c will d„ ,t ym r not mid for coughs wav S e m i n o b O v e r la n d ( o **“ u 'he market centers. Tile same cars ant and efficient remedy and colds that I ever saw," writes " hn’h carry the lumbor from the FlorSohl F A R M E R S — You can get -ceil Iw**' ■ "h> mills to Jacksonville, Tampa or Win. Jones, El Uara, Illinois, i frames and irrigation plugs at the 3 everywhere.— A*lv. Ruvananh will be returned to the Sanford Novelty Works100-tfc ^ mills. Reeonsigmnent ahuses, which Ls happily small hf thi» ntnte, bns re-! Club, today I” Ho a booster for yotrr "ulted in fearful congestion at Jnnc- town and county. 170-Ctc tv _ .WkllUnn * < S T 1' E T F l t S I M l i l l , net. 18. E v i i.f 11,,. , „ run ti* H '"1 s,s .in ti.-r-nti I " . ' " .........-I. I f.o .".1 I to <1* a, >■ th i.t s iilp liu ru .ii id is being used l i nes ,.f (li„ s*.« t Ii- .". ■” ' '' ,.. to l'l '"> to m tiie m aiiuf u tu rn >*f M li^Cshino 1 .....) H, t|..n „1n,u |I” I II si Vtmi'Us 1 m ‘ ' x v iii-l. v was d isi lo-**d today, wdieti r .'f ■ I, ami ' x * 1 ' ' " « • Vrllrlr VI ib n tm Meh'her and Jack S tric k la n d , ri„. inuiu-st .in,.m i, ,*f ,i,.1•-i»i•■•»n sI deputy s lie r if f s uncovered two fo rtp l.r m.ltlll, 1 1” « Im I' I*'l“, ‘ Shall s 111*r*1*-1 11self slt.'O "'V a " ,11,1 east is that tile next year gallon moops.hine stills oil the property til , \ | cr-i Hi * fl ttICMtft I 1' f f " ■ the greatest construction year ,}1(, ) 1(} (, \\ \ {(uilnell near Largo, »tS>i U ••r ttit- %r l l f l r k\«‘»lI I . n ti ill > « t* ml f *-p id**'De+*!i| " f Hyi '* history of our country, |n t!.o distilling house th" officers H, Tfj.' , |I, I IIS I i ” III |t"l >, I *»I S K ll'l I ' ” s , t ™, r i ) * -ruin’ * saw mill industry is p<- f„*;nd two gallon bottles of sulphur!*’ ,,i i n , - , ., | , 11 I hi , , ' l I, . r, ft,mo, y bom fitted by tinrailrtvid aculi partly used, and four empty neid r r I' ...... i i.., „i,t i the coal strike and other eon- bottles near by. The most c o n s is t e d •**'(•.*■. \\ i i HA \ TUI ,,, corn .................. meal. Sheriff *nar. syrup and wiiTeh have seriously hand, .1of ' . ' i| \| mrtied that a d r u g g i s t o f B|ia rn Du* m o v em ent o f l u m b> eerr f r o m L in dsey re port Ml” »„>' " f !'.* ' ”, \\‘ e. lions. Louisiana. Texas, Mis t'learwnter had sold Hudnell large n. nl'lim In *"U '"i "«•"/ y"!,'} In "ii i It's 11" ‘ ppi and other producing sectiimsj quantities if the acid during the s u m " ' • o dependent upon what is known nier. Hudnell and his son were k ill- 1 K \ V v'p i '"tiiinonly an coal carrying have re- ,d here two weeks iigu by state and l*, ,\t' w k t i m : i s"h, ii from the shoprtten’a strike and \ city officers in a battle ofter I lu d - , n p i--1 -<r1111 Ii recently ended coal strike; which „ell was surprised in the act o f tie '.'.vrNTY « » K . liiVt „o ,'cring the ila* b efo re o " ' ^i-rsm K intr mounallne w hiske y in ' "'" ri'ii a period of six months, have liver l " ' 1' ialiv ,ii>i»'ar*-l , ,, K tJiitten. VV itw y iia * " * “ 'V P " tiu a lly (nmde impossible 4he procur- negro quarters. I V V e t l i i r e ) " ' to me w e ll k n o w n •'> ------— — Jpersons nainwl in " "'I " ' " l 'ig " f rnrs for any extensive moveW E A TH E R C HANG ES C A U SE ■orpornt l,oi. an.l U " ) ' I 1'* ■a* uf lumber* from these states, SICKNESS -tcsult is that the big .construction Extreme ijjange of westher during im-rei!, M iifp «™ , , ... 11'gram in tho east and north must rJil V K .. . , • VVITMEHH ill) hiln<1 unit "Hletal Fall cause nptny i^oltls and ^coughs, (uVforll 't’ .,u.,ty **( Keininole. »ml *1' l end largely upon Florida for its F'.r ,ul, k relief t m , « . ™ t . rl,Mt |} ' ' * * V * * ’ ' i i'ly Florida's mills will not be Iv.en the and bronchial trouble, coughs, colds,1 ikkvi , 1 1 ,,f' supply the ocmatul l eels already eontractwl fa r u n d 'a m le roup use Fqley’s Honey and Tar. tie no opiates--ingrtilicnts ■uneed fo r t h is year cannot be Contains < enta I'un point* throughout 1 11.(■ ' In. 1. ■ ■ ; ■ ....... . ■ 1 •[ >, ! t , *" i i ),, pi nihil 1li" I ot tr'g -liat pts cl ml Lumber Dcnl The imtiotra . rs \ssi„ uitM,n in it s A u gu s t b u lle tin . Mi It.ai te ll dn hired. im (*(,rtutie,l it* . Mi d Most F lo rid a nm f A ln lm i'iu . botf F ' \ 2 I ” T e r T i l t 'u l I .'* F l t l f S . coni plot c*, also our selection ol inside iinisb. n *, * r...... - i* ■ . ..1,1* ’ ' 11 • ».l 4' 1 |f. ,*• »Il. ‘ ' * •-! !t: ii ' K ' i- r* " ‘ " I 1 t I * 1 ' |,p ' 1» 1* ' u 1ha* th . H is t U t llo ;t '!e il i a l al Hm-k of Mil'll (ii;tdt‘ I rnniiotr lAind>i*r is ' ■- 11 Ill , '92 i - T i l l 1 I f lit I d most of it s lum ber mate, utis i'-Av supplied by F lo rid a . SEWER PIPE ■ ■I t til t I->t. f ag fo, Phone 135 for Your W ants Dll \4 t-U t'S f! ti«1 n S * 1r • M: 1 *4. •' L i l t . 1 is *■• I • 1 i !4 tali'." Said Secretary !lar*ott, been in y e a r s so f a r n s F l o r i d a ' s in nly hit the high spots, In d o stry is concerned, ho declared that . von o f the Northwestern |,l i v e r s t i l e in th o [told m .h i s s h u m n. fu'st seven months o f tht« i t> tha i n n t I " t o ! ' in h " i n o , I h i 1-•1-the iinriotittciiuent T now . f Al„ i. t ,i' i v T i t o s , pm r i l l ” i o|'l I s.., .tnl.lig |.I ’ : g M t In pitch pine I milt, i prod';* o.t lit tho \ w i oiistru. t ion .irinouiu oil irust amounted to $850,081,1)00, - >nth xvns thy grootest o f any p gj m * .1 give you a good many con F lo rid a 51o-r tho n . i v i i l t"t< df-lices for this feeling of ji i u .d ueed iti tho - t u t nut n ul .o' I u . d o» in the lumber industry in S o u ! b i* l o i ida the greatest Mltglf business W i t h the m a i k t ! f t r o o t th an it b'i a e g i •■cat It.t ' " ' l l • *|U JM | I <Ii f |‘ U d't'T 'i UMi ■-itpl ii nr f i t r fit-- i i fiHu-n o f. » t i l ' . * % it'll al* i t " I tti a <ii IH IL L L U M B E R C O M P A N Y ! V , frfV-Tn i1 **■ ' <^**« t . ’, « ' *■' -.-■yrr' ia S ' tH,. , ,u “ “* •***•*■* ikAi “* ■<» X £ \ s * ~ . '* 'u r?1_'****_*” f'xtm �* . - . I'S 7*?#to ‘• I WSKf cFf ’ J* ■■ -“ :; T '■• ' • : . ' "S • PA C E FO U R IH I Cj I k b i q K a i i a R i K i R i l i t : PURELY : PROFESSIONAL C a r d s of Hanford's Reputable Professional Men, each of whom. In hi* rho*en professinn thr Herald rrninimends to the people t o to to *• t o to to to to ■ a to <t Kl <1 M Ml l » j F O R S A L E — Houso of e i gh t . rooms, , P OL IT I C S T O ' HH B A R l l E D to 817 West Fi rst street, fi ve bod AT PAN-PACIFIC CONGRESS t o rooms, kitchen, dining and s i t t ing --------t o room, both and toilet. Water ob A»o«|«ted Pteaai _ . , . # , I l nNOI . l I.U, I. . 11. Oct. I (.— Only aa turned from fine [lowing well, s u f , , . . . . ,, . U economic questions and no political t o firient for nil purposes at all times. . . . . , , „ _ . , * , .... .. matters will he discussed at the P an - 1 t o thereby sav i ng water rent. S dcwa l k ,, . ... _ , , , , .. .. . VT I’m itic Commercial ( e n g r o s s which t o in front of house, nil paid for. No , ,, . , , „r , , . . will hold its session here October 25 Mi incumberance against this property. , . __ ,, .roonon . * , iu i M i h e r -il, according to a sl ate t o Price $5 ,000 .0 0 ; $,1,000.00 cash, hal. , , . „ . . .’ „ meat ismmm! hy the Pan Pacific un t o mice in yearl y payments of $500.00 , . , _. . . „ ... ., ! ‘I , sponsor of the congress, replyt o Address flargnin, care of Herald. . , . . , . , . mg t" a special dispatch to- the Nip . ■ * loU-litc . • jus Jiji, JapAncse l anguage newspaper FOR S A L E IJr ,CIL *ul*r ma t tr e ss j,,.n . tl, (|le eff ect thut the Japanese nnd unrigs"., corner 8th and laiurate.' would nsk the conference e 1. I hone 237 . 176 -ltpN j,, reiiimmcnd abolition “ o f the dis- ' t*»sifle<l Ads 4 c aline. No *dtaken for lea* than 15 c. and positively no classified nds charged to anyone. Cash most accompany all orders. C o a s t f i r e words to a line and remit accordingly. H t t H H i j i q K j R j K a t e . George A. DeCottcs K) CLASSIFIED ADS •& Hi ^ *■ *5 to to to _____ to to to ki >4 CO-OPERATION IN Till-; -HOME \ is as necessary to man’s sin-r, s< as organization and team-work in his business world. cimiinntory l aws of the United St ates ___ agamst foreign shipping." , i, . -------------------. , — ----------- rK E N T Three furnished housephe dispatch, fro Tokio, wa s takeh Over Seminole l ounty Hsnk P A H O A I P — Snuill dish keeping rooms. Phone 348 - W. Call h, r(. m,.nn thnt the Japanes e dele-, BAN FORI) FLORIDA 1 V f l l kj/lL flJ p a y m e n l a n d before eight and a f t er five. 174 -Gtp 4 t h^t the Co ng re ss rcA ttorncy-iil-Idiw FOR RENT FOR SALE ________________________________b a l a n c e like rent, i n t e r e s t ..in- F o i l U fT I T - T wo furnished rooms, commend repeal of the present const P P i r n I ? V V 11 C A ' W c l m l e $ k in month!) paym ents, I Gtl) street between E l m and wise shipping laws per mit t i ng only 1 m aU IV< , b u y s dyrnum c o t l i m e w i t h h a t h , Frttnch Ave. * 174 - 4 tp.^vVsse!s of Amer ican r eg i s t ry to cn() P ^ n d e l e c t r i c i t ) , in a fine R E N T . -Two furnished "beil trnge in t raffic between two Amer ican f i r s t Ns t 'l Hank Bldg., Sanf or d. Fla n e i g h b o r h o o d . F o r f u r t h e r inrm)m, u|lHUir8( a0G P al met to A v c port.Special attention to exami nat i on of l o r m a l j o n a t l c l r e s s ti. K . c a r e ((U{, 173 dtp “ H is the settled policy o f the Pan nf H e r a l d . 1 7 I-fitp Abstracts of Ti tl e Pacific union not to discuss, in the con F OR R E N T — Furnished room, also a i o|{ (JUICE S A L E - Upr igh t jiiano ference held undf r its nsupices, matst ora g e room. I l l P ar k ave. 173 -fltp in good condition. $ 100.00 wish. Ad.i .-i - which -fhoniil properly b e . left to amij itwo d n - o Hov l . ' d o phone It'ib.I 171 fitp FOR Rl'N'T^ T w o bed rooms nl« wq „ ^^ernimnlal agencies,' Open a bank account In you; wife’s name; let her pay huiM-. hold expenses by check, and shan* your responsibility. First National Bank A CO M M U N ITY m ilL D E H Schelle Maines . * LAWYER TOR S A l.fT O ve Grnrral Practi ce in Sl at e and Federal OITiro: Courts Phones „ j tl) . j s \\ Court House j- v j. K A ( Tlngpin I t 3 2 H5 \V Eyes Exami ned H en ry * * Opti ci an-Opl ometrl st . 112 F^sl l orsl Street u Gl asses Fitted Sanford, bin FTT O N I MOUGHTON . . i A I K ’H I T E C T Rytuni 7 , Millet Hldg. SANFORD See ,’^*U ^ E N ' t Uoinfortable^ att nf et ive the program for the Congress, uiU roo,n> nicely iocnted. Phone, ''“ 'incrd by the union, provides for an on "Si gni fi ca nt Pan-Paci fi c t „ m g n l liw on 1 (2 -fltp '■ ' < 06 -tf - ■!"" I \I 1 , ' i '* I. \ O' ir ball, I M (I st a 1 1el , gi a. t a ' t l• ! g' t 1 i e] . t di part nieiit i' mg ,!•. a .Mil liii'.''- "I in t \ p, i r tienuine • $2 - - , a» V, i I M1M L n- I . I, . It \ ) "i III! 1 < '• If ’ L < • ii : : BUSINESS DIRECTORY <f 1h > p .. r ii-i l' ii M I!'.'" 1 h- W \ \ to to to Von i.iti find the n a ini of el , r i III.' Hosiio s, Mali ill Sanford m this Column to em'h (tax to I I It: \I I I .e I - ' in iv .- afiV. .ViV, i M' 1i fo to »;-i i s n nil V J' I eg 1* tn . 1 m e , 5,up, 1 n U to - v, I- ' jnloi'l I 'M , , '' ■ '. ' 1 | I ' i n , 1,2 1f . II : I \ „ , 18' m f \| |i, vl<. WM *a *, '• .| to if) ' F o u n d ry , < 'o . _ I 1 he , l a, 11. • vC part• vj " ,l New five room house, t -in and "(ie half ae n a and, one acre F R Y t il ) Tlir V Ift fril t'rraai O S A K A. Japan * •> 1 Is " v e r y eottveniem-e Suns * SANFORD N O V E LTY n-n, n.^., nelly A SonAVORKS 1oR SAIT. term, \ v. n.„ HLi tfe I*"i'd roadster, I'-'22 model, in pi rfi-ct condition, w ith V. C. G O L L K I t , Propp , ( i » f • • ■ cxl ra truck body, 1leniountahle rims, x j t I K t i l l xtilOJ) U I U l i 1ID l arge steering wheel. Will Hell at a --j, , snrrifici*. See II. MRumhley. < antW o r k e ' oft Avenue 172 Up B U IL D E R , ui £SA, i: 617 Commercial S t r e e t — Sanford, Flu. j ,nmi st ra w b e r r y Gulden, ____ _______________________________________ Mary, Fla. B. W. H ER NDO N 1I I N S U R A N T I-! A G E N C Y \ l l>i I 1 DEALERS * L. S. Tires, Gas, Oils, Accessor it•'s Road Service-----F III S T S T I I K K T A T KI.M Rhone 117-\\ A V K . ------- S A M u l t l i 1 I \ 171 2te hi i.si'ij cars, ♦" » tv,! and i " |7l 2 te TRY A HERALD WANT AD FOR I! INI ITS hliSliS S. 0. Shinholser l!T l Vi n , 7 > this , f f e , 1‘ -X d" f a bin} 1;r-i t m \ cnr, \ * HI, 1!>• i\V U l g wei e I «. Th;it Lake HI \ DDEIt -----— *, > M .VI.K 2 ‘ M. DD m(;ii nil iMi.nn 2:C),00 $368jGH TOURING 3 3 !>. 0 « RUNABOUT CHASSIS ............ ............................. ................ .................. I ROI'HI K 172 -Gtp, “ Could not stand nor sit and w a s ' foreed to erv nut from i n'i-'i e Turn. Hun k six. \1 ! - i i II i,u ■»* i R E G ULAR YVITH STARTER Thene I*rices f. o. h. Detroit Ff iPi KAI E m : T l ! M » E 7 pas-engec. nearly haw. Real b a r - ' ' vri! 1,‘ '” ry ' V,liinms* ^ rkiotana “ Tin do lorihl 1 1 id inf ■ m i t ", m, g .dt N II G; i iiei in 1 . a . i f M.i■ I 1i ‘ ■i t ' I-1 ! ' I. i TOURING RUNABOUT CHASSIS i th per meat in g front small lel.illei ( m g e r retailers and met, bant". The comparat ii el v large numbei , f timber dealers wln> issued dishonored |,j||n is thought to be due to the slump in t H•• market n-aing i>. ae, iinii 1j 11. ’, i sti.fk SERUM'S S", m 'L nil mOGULAR ,.- *1; t i n t i * ,| 'mi -vi r .t I *i ni- • U !. i iR t i . A I i f ’, ii N IP til'll .1Us ' I ' l l 1 11 g till. 1 : i t. W >u in di ive -it*- ;it! V '’ Tl ' i' i I iI 1*1*1 - a m.| i in : ' . ; d ,i .' mv* fiend*, nl'n.d ■ k STARTER TOURING RUNABOUT CHASSIS TRIJCK I'lm dr au e i s whose lalls W IT H D E M O UNTABLE W IT H O U T STARTER strawberry plants, $.i.no per tho’imiid, f. o b. L a k e Ma r y FIRE . q ,Mt|, Frank Akers Tire Company TOURING R U N AB O U T CHASSIS TRUCK COUPE SEDAN \ I t "in 0 Wi* tiro ( h e o n l y D r l v ^ - i n F i l l i n g S t a t i o n **<, u ,. N isihlo G a s P u m p s , D E M O U N TA B LE P Connel l y A- disluuiored dm ulg the fnM eiglil 148-tfc idonths of the year in Osaka t ot ahd 533 , and the amount STs.- iT y,-e ;,s WeatinKhou.se l i g h t s and Appliances F O R S \ l . l v l wn teams and harness h i r r i i n *^t RT.’i 71Tl* ! r.<» O U T > 1'ti iti t i New 1 ine of Fi xtures Inqune of M Hanson Shoe Shop. nu m e ! Hi n !- » f p c T i m ! i a* t \ t - -Et IIU 12tp 12,'5 W e s t l i r s l SI r e e l per . i t ;t v • i i t a r* , t *-1 i r n i " ' i lit ha I OR S.\! F N' i > fi\i toom huagidnw [i n and i aid Effective October lb, 1922 ' ' U ■ii , tiled, sleeping |«>r. h and large rooms, hund» ! of E L E C T H I C A !• C O N T R A C T O R S CO N TR AC TO R U. S . S t r a i g h t S i d e It o y a l C o r d s for Vm n FORD CARS ■I. -n C t Ilf -p'.'i ml •' i , . thi* i' 1-r4*!» plan* ii|mn xington , ' "I. ' . * hat if n r Ml. ii Peg f t -l > ' i i ' -r.'.j ' l -tu >. 1 in tf. ' '• ■ t ' ' - l* |L« ' -a 17. • pluiTU;• , 111 1, .1 ,! 1 'L.it .* .1, hal f ' t a i l tilt' ■I" T. f ..... 'In a i r (; j ' ’ ' r,“ , t (,,, fl, 1 11'. If and 170 dtp •1In i i i "I'S." in r e s , . . ' ' ! ' FOR S A L !. ( )N 25c REDUCTION IN PRICES General Machine and Holler Wor k" , r, o ., . tt - .\.I, | t.asy i Cylinder (•rinding ;r Dvl live Pint ana; ,, ,, , , , , w fin v, up a , ] | mnil, 10 acres i loure d, D I S H O N O R E D MILLS Fly Wheel Steel Gear H ums; ( rank , . , . , , , 5 ii n-mnrkatuy l ow price if sold now I N C U R \ S K IN o s \K \ Abaft* Rel i i rncd--------------- Plume 52 \ p r „ ru„.|iy ,(■ Son, IHltfe filL I That Better High Grade Gasoline through a Visible Pump, per gallon ."Md If Wr pi ease i on. tell o i h e r>., if not tell tin Plume Ills N ,,.Kjri j.| I or S A I F. Sjdendiil npnrtmiuit h"g-e f h m i r-'i'iivs, payi ng pro S lo r a g f F arilitirs M a c h in e H. F. WHITM-.P j 17, t 2(itp Quick Service Transfer ,U1'1 -oriM is * o ..... <'<. * ■ ’O'l I'flk \l- . s ,T1f"I •! 1I 1hstrib sA .M liK Il will Herald want ads get results, i \ |v \ \ ;, s I R \ \\ *;l |; |; V " <M WI' I*I \ \ I \\ 1.1 11< p:.,,,t. | mm ti.if'Jletll sto,|(. 5 I 111) III d , 1. A II W PIL'D. 1111\\ ]i \ 171C, l. ni H> FOR I |\ I 's. I i It h , tiiou»aml. f o I l ake .Mo'tiroe, (.p h'gislutop I■a - ' i a . , Ml :♦ r 11 ■ 11 ' e m mole i " 1 hai gam . ( Ilf The I aworlnf nl I'rrua » b M S K M ' I I M ' . n , ' 17 P , kr* l ■f \irr I 111f it* I r; v«1r - 1 Gale ( 'd > 1l*"l Se, 112 M y i I-"' • 1 - da, , tf.1* ng 1 a i iu - i - If, plant W r ’ l I I *>v I •ir Y Oil Me \' ,-t •1** D’M tf v\»'t .f - * i Oi‘ if u' 1 » f • P4 1 » 1 1 1 H O N T O N S T i : \ M I ' H K S S K K Y 1 i Ml' 'S 1 111 LH 11 'Id MU » , l ' i i ' - i ,■ ii ,, ■ <'.a Kent Mi h i i 1'rops 1 l> . ■■ ii „n . , * .1 ' 1* H 1 »V.-,| ,i,-| . " , it .!• - , f < * *>. Cl F. V M M , I ' l l I N c , M I lilt I N C ) , , , • \ | , i v ! ' f..r "I'.l. 1 111 -1 l i 'a ud 1 ■. ■1 1 * i r - , f 5-te mndel*. and In'tVi• I'm n re ' ' f 1"III X'-Ilt to year. Phone lli| I 11 I \S esl f i r s t Si f i rushed, maki ng them very desirable The expert tlei lare it improves land cars to prospective buyers, and the ai d f urttishe-i In laliiek with excellent iii-’ ing and forage. “ W E D K U V F I t T i n : G O O D S ' * prices are right, with easy terms " lh If lr.l ! II el d h'.ul'l g|nM up h ■a • i Ra to for i gn - - I ' h 1 f, W fl If I......i Ufiinl i , ai i ' I, it la i',i driv tug ' l l i i a i111 71 2t $'2 ,k Son- to to to to ■ 1■i■,' '-ii |,I,. LoR M \ I 1 S*,mi rash and uronthlv \ \ \ all 1 1 - 1 , 1 pajliu'iils like n n t . v>ill h o > an al - at I " ! '1, 1 h llii,iI ru i» itoii-,- of I rooms anil h at h LO ST' ini Mix, 17, in good pari of l n » n . near ] , , v [ , , , \\ , , j , l srh'iiol and store Street »itl In- pav , j. Iit i. > ^ r u ,"1 soon I or f u r , h e r i n f or m. i l nm ail , , j yi, i I i Ki, ilre-ss "House'' , an* of Her aid I •>'t tip f-3 r*_: d May, and “ Development And con t uii'iit ef natural resources,*' the topic for October '27. • < and investments will <>c- ' n. 1 ‘ -fig'll on ( )ctidier .ill. The 1 1 Mi lit N I \<-w f i i f rimiu Itou.Se i lei tin light-, hath, ..... I location, l' ,t l> " ,l! be devoted to inter-. 7 ;, nip '• *t '"it relations hi the Pan-Pacific 1" t : M l I I'ilfe* burner gas plate Inquire 1till7 W First street and tab!, » heap, 2H»i I7i-1 Thi rd ««- » • mi linling the discussion of the 177 ;tp ________________________________ »V A l N I E O t Mi•<rtou " f coinmercal misumler Mte.'t r i(jt, jn 1 1E 11 M A N E N T W A V l SI( i , Shninjsio-t;.'''lings and the nerd for eo opera"<»ldl » ‘J m ,Mi and you ride in . . oyer l ami l mitomobib 171 'Me i'**-'' S!cn,P nnd facial treat ment ' ...... "I! ' h e various agenci es in Mrs. Mc< oy, \Velnka Apa rt ments , ’ '• ' ' d in I',in Pacific problems. Re FOR SVI I- '! yprwi.it, r ue-k, one 171 rite 1 m 'f l«' ial committees and the fiat top deik See • M ll.in,I, ^ ... ^ ' i i ' 1 "t, '-f n solutions including h.-rff I t ., y i - f, M l i \\ \ N I' to le i i i i g c and lepuir G a rd in e r i >Ks i m H \ i i n i i " n "H i \ n M 1-1 .t ka \|tar t 1,1 <til ■Milt, 1 I <Iff I i l ea; ' . ' * ., 1i ' l> 1 f . P. F O R S T E R , President 1 1 a iq o r ta l io n uiid Uonuminicntion,’’ nitu three subjects on the sec Sonic -i i,i-1 '■•-»! to off,-,' Huy now ;,n,l F O R R E N T Funtl^hed bedroom and kill hi-mu'ii'i . lod film Avc. 172 dtp 11 it i i n :i , Mo I. ir t ♦ nf. i !| l !i I U - M ir\ F<>lt D. F. Hunker, execut ive.secretary ■ • 11,- organization said in enmmenton the dispatch. f o r sale. FLORID\ W . ,, rooms. 173 3tp I 73 dtp 01 T O M KTit IS I t IP I H I A N Opposite PoHtoffice l73-3tp RENT burnished bed Inquire 10, ( \ . Third St. 7-;, 7, i7 |-,r,-,n— n-------------. . L---- —— iinusimtlv gn.»d h t t R l l F N T- . Ro o m s and kitchenette lots for building, or investment - Shirley Apa rt ment s opposite post ^ ^ ......... |llf„ ^ fr„ m M)li„ .ffu-e, upstairs. 2 8 -tfc . ... TOM MOORE Pbom- m n'SE S ’ <>R S A l . K , >itc*»ens, 210 French ave. Magnolia ave m first class comli*UENT-Furnished apartments. 1 fW c m s of Mr Country iMi or ■; w J *h ^ Fomnld Apartments, 305 East 1st f - ' " roPres«,iitittivo of each na I ” !,.a T i ’ St. ' DM-tfc ,I" M "'P'esnnt.d, °n the opening day. Sanford. Ha. B y e * Examined D r. actus, dcs.rable; water beater new. Phone r.,n l.efioe eight 171 rtp Glasses Designed j , , K nf i »■ I M c L a u l i n , J r., O nt D tt ■ . . Edward Higgins . • i; d I , •< y Knli ' j I'dia ii' it will sain m.inv from stiff 1 "rd truck, bargain. 1 iTins. * N. eri ng nml porhaps, ns in my case, a II. Garner. 1 , 3 -fiU danfcerous operation." Hlndder and C o n i r a r t o r a n d Rtiildcr "Join the Seminole County Motor kidney trouble demand pn.mpt treat < luh, t(Hiny! He a booster for y ou r meiit. Fnley Kiiiney UiII.h jjivo quick -:F L O R I D A town and county. 170 -0 t c ; relief. Sohl everywhere. — Aclvi • ■ ; B A N FO I U ) ■/ A U TH O R IZ E D C. C. Cobh, Salesman • ’ . D EALER Phone 331 S. E. Taylor, Salesman �/ . ✓ • >. • ( . r . j i .1. FORD CARS COME DOWN GOLF BOW LING TENNIS BOXING ORDERS TO I'A Y MISKE-GIBBONS FOR RECENT BOUT ** SIKI W ILL NOT FIGHT IN r . S. . ».'•** . . . • vedi v . t s . i, .a, ai fie. an gle ............... .. vslm b mad. I 'i.i Some real buys in '■’>u.inolc Overland I'o r u t i f i c a l n*n cars at !74-2tc Ford 'hi* i v t i 1 " f t> • I >.i.I> Herald ' r -i . mi i ■* •in ,• in the ■4 i r " i 11« l m i .it m t ho : ...Delicatessen tile lineup and ,,\|| III e.ll, • •• to I ,'r.I ' he. weti't |,e mad, •, ' ' U I |' T' ■1 ,, , ,,, SAUSAGE SALADS TN II f t /"I | y | / )f | | I| A | * I v I L v I I l l v l V J[ • who h T lt.A D K A T w ;' i , ’ I,, t. .v I., n 'hr p , . . rhr WIGGINS’ P U O D IC K :!U7 K. 2nd S tre e t, near S a n fo rd \ v and Save M o n e y — If inlet in isier Piano Co. IGS-lfe .. w. ... ,-.7. 1 ll»*. s u g a r w 1II1 M.tni l a r g e >hi|imetit ,.t new ntu-ir. 1' \."II ff: •• ,i" 'it- . »* !' ' ' . i d .1• tn* H* 1u.,I ,inter 1 •: NOTICE! Citv > .ctioii '.t loid Iiicen se D uo , i| Ordimuice , ’tty o f reipiii es that each • <' g a o O ,p ,1, . , .linn..* Mi l : $ 1.00 I trunk f itltl l l i i l c r . pe r Hi. 46c 25c 25c 32c , I Nil ana;ili lies. i»r>. person I Ills. <>1111111 : v I, i itn . p l am, d III aid * :■ • " HU , " Ills. ( nil,|ll,1111(1 laid Ml-lli*. ,1 f f . . 1 VV ’ ,,r i ff** Hr, 1111,III, Main, per Hi. iH H Ivl.N ' ' in,I K C H S nn H a n d a lw a y s Large Shipment of New Music J. H. HINTERMISTER PIANO CO. * SANFORD MAID BREAD AND ROLLS T il K IIK8T I Inc of the di'liglils ill liomc is trni|itinf, delirious m rn li, served with t he beet bread ROUTH BAKERY N e x t In I’ r i n c c s s T h e a l r e •( III t i l e l i m l l i e ( i f || | , I o m i l l l t t e , * , b o | . e f ' * l t b ........ ll ,•*» T h * V»»eeli«lrd r . r a . l .XII XXII it. i 1 ' w i l l lie m o v e d f r o m c e n t e r t o R o y a l s l l e e t la I n i g h t vvilil. . l o v v i l s , t i ,|l\ ui alimnui* .' nn | b. . . ,i ,• .i I I I VV" '»r three boys who have Xiiuiniin lu-ii.n vi-ilor*, luuue |: t ;11.1.i r•• - n n u i a r w.-aliuM ...n'm I • ' • ■I vv 11i 1,1 ' ' • I ' l l S' hoo| V, t lulls d" sU tn 'a aid lenilul f|i>in till I reln'h fet«- ill ,| ' o add f a n t \ and .1 T- • rile a jell la*t a* it |* til.* Inst day which » .la, hum square, walked, studied nr v | -buddies" bav.- taken 1 ,' " 1’ ’ ,l'" '"R >•" tauii.t •■••r ran enter and be eligible for ,„ar. bed by us their fancy dictated t)j, fri.-ndly " " " ' r ’ l“ " " " " " l * u ! goveinmei.i i lit. according to the High school It was a c a r e f i . e night, but the mann.-i and the town seems u» have I“ Kint’ '' •" A new lineman of about 180 l- rench fete meant nothing to the eom taken to them as kindly as they tn it for the regulation o f airmen and th e ir . ‘ * X t.n,,r 1 ,-fflei tat, 'but weight with plenty of speed fnde in (he middle ,,f Rayol street ] women'- , onventnin. that **f m a c h i n e s , T’ew bnekfield man with about ||, bolding n , *uiv entinn all his Annt nan I .eg mu nuv ilinry hot nil - In pT OV I loll W ill pi olnl.ll tb* pa i*f in\ iii ii 11»ri« **\* i the • if*. .if pounds weight are expelled tn ,,wn. anil announcing it to the passers ,|, r ,,nM„.st to.liiv after a late ♦ Ui.ir* f .J . j i ■if 1 «, honl tndav and if 'hey dn win, and t .. Ii - t. ti II.- bad *vi | l ( t llt,d , |lM,.f R, ., ,i,,,|av m nlf it ml, I The ■lid'll' who were iTil'iri'd .)•,),' \ b a d'll, n, at '• T on ll 1* lull d f r |, . yg..,,,. , .............. • k. , |, , , ,f l|" t- ,lav's game get into condition . no |..|,g l.nie, t-.ibap* fi-un the 1 lit i f ,,AI| d i-ll ai ff 1>1 ii t he I'"' 1 • ' U l| 'ft>* 111* ill • • R**v at I ' i i i , I .tl" i J»ti •‘till make it ii»t«* — f >mif fii*i w• « L if. * r.» ».i rik i ii in |», |p fi h«* ,, ,.n , i.n\ •u11 ••11 hall ' n. Sanford elev.-n on Nov. tb burned to icgnrd In* roinmissioii.-d \ feature of tomoirou s session I'1" ' *" 1 •* >"i'' -----------------------superiors with natural suspieion and „ f thi- convention will |>e the talk of " ' “ rkings on the under side *.f the It O. SIGN O U T FOR sergeant corporals a* their active Kenosnw Mountain I .a ml is lower wings, of such -ire that one .an It, atidillnn to usual Warranty a written jjilarantee on |1( be dis,mgiii-hi (1 \\h«*»t II V R V A R D - f K N T R K G A M E agents performance i-v given to each purchaaer of the Onkland 6-44. -( ; llll lilt l^lllle 'f 1 , ml ' •n k«•fi I hi*- i** a hm k I' liva 1 * lafuh r " f JI H V I C K O N I M I K V I O I S . M O D K I . S \< W K I . I , A S ' r H E •in :. lb.it ' ""It t. el .1 d rh. *1. I lly I'hr \ « « i,r ln lr d I 'fp a a l f * d tin •"I' Iiiti oil" I ought a ,, , tb ..nn*.nn. * no nt that NEW j 11 t Iii pid h ■ t af< A I HRI I i CI M., * t 1, t 1»* t *11 v I -a . - ranking bu. k private ,. .11 f. j t ..da . , t.um-i r"W i' I * *),. 4 ,, ( , plam 1 v ■- g It t >g> ii .1 ' i- i i "• X I I I till t h. wo, I.) Thi* ,, i, r.. | tl,, i, ii.,i, 11 ' 'igui l| *l|. 1 , | i .... .,■•(* ‘ n*. I • 1 » .I'l ,1ft 1 • t. g i " tin l-e k t ,r« " v * * k , 1 M i * - ... 4 ■• i i >1.1., > H • • ' ‘a I XI M, * t' " ' ,ur f Hk l . 1,.,. . i ■••< *i •1, ,t a. • 111 Ul •' d I l' • A ' •" ,M,! Ilfv 1,1- pi. -|t. t ...|, ..f f r* V , " at " .11• around ban. . .I lu .it i - ' - .I , *||, It* ,1 tl, II. pa , (• i1 > 111 Vg •«al. , ^ u |,, , , i. -vp. . md " o . ' ' ' I I O lt lD A s x \ i-i irii r, M'i t..it I'liblli -ale Ii it Up f " * i • i" ul "i a *.... nd lie,He jut•• ib. ,|,.||t . i .t o' • .v. n The lleial.l I."iv. J 1 p ambiidge today esbausted I", nalit. No ua app.-.md and he re |,llt, nu,, i**u.-s w hi. h have b.-ieto it •f left pro* p«-> live *p..|a|.rs -luinil bl* aildi- - •-! wel.oin to hill, f. j , made a publn app.antri. e d.iiiltg -----in Im- disappointed Ibe Inst ,, If and bowed m i,ekn,.vv|e,lgenu*nt " f |be Convention seUsums The .pies .00(1 belli liver until the llav be the Well chosen w.cil* tlolis ate lin.le, sI o' mI to include a pi•b e g a m e t o n i i n i m i r e sp e . '.la No knotty pi"l l. ui of soldi, i boll Kl|,|, fjkd,t ,,M J.j h.ilf of resolution* ' i l l b e t a k e l l i ( 11 k I V , it i * I— . ui i elwihili it i..ii vexed the com -ailing for mmiifi. atim of the X id In all. about 1,11110 ti.vl.t* tad-. It was a bilge moment j one ,, ,. n(| Act I., permit the sale of the bi sold. b» had l»-*-n pn.iniMng hnn.self for n „ nd |,p*bt win": . ri l i . isin of long time, on. had dreamed nliout in president's vet.. ..f the adjusted sold . t 11 \ I- Ten, Ii cow - In Its w ln-n the good ., , ( ,,IMj,, ioat gin mi-a-iii ••, at t a. k oil kmg m,rse he'd liked was tinnciiig t),,. act.vitn-s ..f Rng:*lier G-nera! w ' b . nli.ni ls and captains. j* Sawyer. I'r*-sid*’iit Hauling * lln • in.- had >"ii\e vv In n he l ould phy *i, urn, m conneita.ii with it,.- Ii<i“ H u p m o b i I. Iv tell all i orporal* toji sergeants, jutjdiyation program sought by tinice IlnndilM Jump on the Runn'iig milita,y p.di. e offu iuls, regimental legion, and perhapi* soul, .-tai.-meiit ami eorps coinmnnders where to hend( ,,f , |,.» l egion attitude toward the Ku Huuril ami Mold Him I ' p ,n Xml he did. None -aid hnsnay, Kliix Klan which 0 was intimated * IIy Tli^ A ««orln lrd Hit \t;i>, Oct. IK. Max Mo . r, " vX.•'w ill conclude,” saul the Ruck might go so far as to suggest incAm '-••ve York jewelry salesman who p|,v;lt,., "with tIn- singing of a little pntibility <>f legionnairs liecmning 1 *>•- police last night he vns «..1, ditty v..,i may nil join nte friends, members of the secret organization. i of three hundred thousand dollars runs like this: • —------------------------worth of unset diamonds wns qut's“ There'll he no generals there. \\’e enn show you the finest selec•o il agai n today nt the ib-te .ve There'll be no gen. r.ils there. tion of XX'all I’aper in Soutlu-rii I lor -"•in where he was he'd until m o n |i, li.aven above, when all is love, lt]a an(j shades from 10 up Sanford g vvhile the police investigated bis There'll be no g en e r a’ s there." Paint Store, XVelaka Hlnck II. A. ry,. .Moser said three Imndits Imd Second verse; Halverson. Fri. Mon Wed •n.ped on the running board of bis •• ‘There'll be m> colonels there. ' , , ----------------------- — automobile and forced ho nnd his Wi th mi lRnry exactitude he went i| | | (| TI Hn A U T l I O K I T I K S f . . • " • m l to drive to the residential *cr- down the line to corporals. XVII,I. NOT I ' KRMIT T h e clutch and transmission and on where they took the jewels. Then he called it u day. T U R K S TO P A R A D E ‘ ' .11 f I t o Hum 11 / CELERY SEED III' xi.y, <»I t j> I hocks rang . ihc in sums from $',n r„ $-trf>-1T>.71 ,, , . I l»y Tkr AaiofUlrd I'rrai) ut rc malic,| t,„|a\ from the office NEW YORK. Oct 18. Promoter ’ --------h M I uiiilis, hasclmll com Tex Kiekurd will ho instructed lit . n \ though tho Snnfor.l DeLand '"Verity f,,Ur men who meeting of the State Alhlotic Coin • nil game is a game of the past, Part" tpnti d " 'h. H'Jj? world's series mission today to pay both Tom Gib ,t lingers in Dol.aiuls' memory , Kantes I Iner « heeks cue h for *2,842,- l-otis and Hilly Miskr, St. Paul heavy. ,i •hey are anxious for another try hand' d to players Joe Hush, v,mights, under the terms o f their ,, * ,itford. And of course Sanford* ia and Fred Hoffman, of I'niuiina rontracta signed the noxer* hnxers •“ " i" t' N 'M / ............... omiimii,, ui -igueu by |.y me Ifot "r the Vault...- while they were |«av the hoot last Friday which was award •r.^r •iso mg • hn ai'o last Sundny. ell routAto ,d to Miske on a foul. The delay in JAidently DeLand met the surprise ^ atmrovmi' the ’‘ payment,' .... ... Chairman ............... / rheir young lives when CoachfilWil apnlt approving , ...n's crew tnotofed over there I'eh'.en (iiants, including Mann- Muldoon -aid, in announcing the pro • . ,.k and won the game. Del.anil L' ‘ 1 -I"hn MrHraw and Coach Hugh posed notion, was in ii. eordaiue with ... i.tIt,*i town is not used to >Sun ' 'O'*ach received a check far the <omiuission's rules which repute , , , . <1 . * , i o,. I doing inueh oti the gridiron ;u ^ '• !• ivr memhers of the (iiants that the cotnrnis-ion pass on any do nine. g.,nn till* vveor. It pu.io 1Lt,rd of the past has been such tfiven it'diyidunl, eh ,ks for $ 1 , tision gi\.ri m a bout ..top|H'il by an - - l,, h, >aiiford's OigCc.'l light Tin* • they should feel that way. Hut ’ *•’ ***• "liioh is one rent less than official. * , -tint we have a real out-fit, coach- the jtiuount. recuived Ly like highest. . --------------------------. ,t real way and good for at bast * ',""P <>»«• " f tlie-e was Cos. p Dol HR,. VN/IFD 1 \li()R M.oit) o f wins, other towns are :i,,> the veteran assistant conch. I’ l K in .F S W F W n s , o- t|< tear us down. It has not 1 '''• "ra o Pitcher. J.-*se Rarne* «,( p i m i R I' ( i p \ |” | > »" I c> . 11a | , t , 1 ,,. , finitely arrnngeil as yet, but *'I ■to m . n mi bis brorli 6 1 '. ito 1 t 0 1 . it,,, |' ' liane.'s are that Sanford will •' ^ 1 rt' ' 1 ■ ’ ’ I '' a i« i pitcher. The <Hr e taanetntrd I'rraat a. t 0 log all.I I, vp. , I i.g D | and nndtlier chance this sea he. k* tw. |\o others, including ’ * ' " R i d ' , \ N > ,ii, t. lM. - l h o 1 •■'ho. *,v. r oil tilt b..V .1..I from what the Dcl.nnd N e w s ' l l " ' who ....... !;,(.!>■ :,d*led tv Oie ..... .. 1 sunveiilioi. in the following they expect to C ant*' r,.*t, r. gro'iii.l keepers, train ' " ‘i' " 1 ■ <«"iucl llompers. "t t i n . w i n i n g g o l f e r * i n t i n * •aiiford cause for preparedness mascots, etc , ranged from *200 I " ' " d " 1' “ f the American I-. delation •u i. I It I 1, tie H i- b i n , • hard fight. The DeLand News "> « .2 7 2 8 0 . " f l ;,l|,,r P1" 1- ' anew the faiih of 1 1 1 . .1 " f the tvc.mv •no , In , k> mailed " * -npp-'it was al I ' - ' it ........... t.i, ; .,i„i Hi gh sflioof lost lo Iltc t "lav m c d . , ,* the Yank...... lub " ,1' lll' hl « «d up lo'ldnig t t.•• baud-- .f ill ., vvlio fought r,i eleven Friday m footlmll, hut * ; " ' ,r' f " r ' . . ' * 1 ' '', .ijcli, und.twvv for f*u lb'1 Minin'.-'lan, . . Xliiet iciui d to, p, . ion, , up a scrap that Sanford will ' w• ' w *■ ' 1 of the laM.-i being one ,ph i v e '' 1 ' • .1 ...on Uley hot ylily fought ' 'ban l ' , am, .r.l. 1r ,e c eeivc " ......... I' .................. It. I Tat toll* I .they fought 1 h an, who h is group • " " ' M i l d V• t • I 1 ' I I 111ip. ap tia , 1 , . oiiiiiien.latiou f,,i a high 11 ' ' ' .............. t o , t * repre ,v l.o ana la 1 a ' Week to at am \\hcre the rivalry is ' ti'i f1 .•■J'', 'anging t * - in to I I . | o 'i d . 'll, 1 o|\ 1 lit loll ,.f tile |liter*.M X••,.(. v ••Yt in r,.'1 .,V II 1 -1 -. '1 it Is between thi' two high 1 ' ’ . . . . he,| \ , 1 . 1 (ii^ I , d> rat on upon the >i , t Ii. I.e lie:. ni :i 'Mi Tnil i.e T..vv til Snnfdrd is asking for a game • vv,u k ,>l |t d*o III oil l o h i l f of ttle . *'> i iii al »UtH t it,. • tour*** ala told on Thanksgiving the local wounded in,ui and. disabled veterans . ll " Ill* p la y 1 if y•Ml •!on ( l-i lit v. it •lav meet this date as all o f the It was point'd to by r.'presvntn , anxious t<> have iinotlu r ---! •> . ' I III.' i.iil.u vv.ii a h e i r t o t I n i .if, it, * .Ill'll' . l Mi t win from the Sanford ag M U \ ti.sK, ( 1, * ' 1 *' v ' cable • u-t,»lu,n*hip • • ( tl ,- principles they vn.t r 1. hi . J'la\ ll V.0! -1•n \ i • i.*n and are coiifi.leid that they f 1 0 , 0 I ' ,ri ' i t. tb ,r ha* no in f"ngh| t,. uphold ill. beads of tin r. t h i *h i r • T 1. • 1 ,*r the tables even though it '• ' i . . to n , • \t n , 1 , a t.. i ■*' • I- v . • t. I . . ' . tb. 1 i l a n d \r ,i t,oil' home ground* fig I • II,.* w , .1 ,1 . d r . . . l a v a f t 1 !.’ ■ p ' . l ' “ „1 t i n l lilted I • , I. • d.vnliial *t .11 **f th> game for i i,(, la'. \ ■ 1. I a t lu o u g h t then -i I • * R, ll d bad ll. • II in uimuni ,.l* was tira.es, the I HI pound ,1 (.0.1 p e e d t o t h e I.e ,' •*. V.'lltl ft a f I. gf] I,over, nl g* .f t lie I", ai *.|'l4 11 Craves T ' ■■■ I ' g » ' *, ' |>|t^O TlTI, t go ilnoiigh tlm Snnford W ’ 11 a all. *p. . (.-.Ill ss Hiat left . . aioe 1* ' ■ ll I ve '•I-1 ll" , veil ,• will failing to gain he was giv iiiai • g 'in n i. m tin , in vent tv" ' all,i h f fiat we w , 11 . , alt only "in ( im. anil that was I t i R M F R I'RIV \ r !•: HOI n s ' »' *•>M> t'' 'li/ing vvli„t had hap . p* i g a ll o n S . m f i id I ' . u i i A a low pass caused bun to fun, I , »N !•' , , iN \ K V I |, in ; i n i s p'ta.l, tin repot t of ...... ... u I 'ape 1 a t o l l - , VNeJaka l l l o i T II Thi* b«/y lias risen almve expec t»l I |( Kits W IILR i: In III'\|l IN "i tin. and pla, . f,*r lull.Img the next \ Kalv.-i s.*t, Fit Mm, Wed and will sure make it interest __ oatioi’ al loiiv.ntiofi brought in its re * inv high stmool team D.T.and <l l r T h r l . m l n l r d I ' t r . n | ' l l , , w i l d i n g ' l a , , in v e n t l.ifi t o S a i l * X ' I I • • R D I N \ N l I’ S '■-v. Ins ■•pec,| on end runs and M W " I I I I \N>. ll. t. I s . \ „,| |, ,v Jersey, who tin* RH. l I Vl hS M R I ' I X N I s klJ play s i inn, m u . bo w. d y oiith ill *.llv. drab . | . f , \i ,.,i t , ( i " . , led to a I I YIN*. 1 1\ | |i i I I X player . i" ■ ■ .ii.-- .|| » - 1 -. tiff. >lull a i i ji(*r car a'.d , •It r ii ig Cm ex’.telllidy low ir « befi.riX the c'Jt p n ." - f this l f r .ill • ,' T 1 f |ii g. .! !, t II. nrv 1 ^ ^ *4 M ^ M M r-u.i * ., 'I*:- ; |■it* . -1 le VV• |lllg rtf if • s.|• >i,i makes \vn p' iii • nr" " I* • '* I *it J 1 I |» • fli'tn a11 ' j *A !; \V■t f‘ kim at li.« linn1 * »; 11 kli»-r• '** I tin in ** ^ Mmnftr.n .»f tho c\if In ft>e prices o f r*| It* *4 fcq ^ Ikl K4 )Ui ... * ' .my rnr* nt fhii time Ho* low j;,^ N|^( ji(, ( ^ ( _ ,>r p r ie s on the F ••r<| cars urn nil ,, *t , \ Ui , " , ' ■ [ ] V,...^7 t(i„ / k’ " " 1 ,hu lvMl" ^r‘11 are w-.-l! worth , , v. , , . \ ^ M,' mir " 'i. .- »' "waiis n big vavlng |„. n n u , ,l * *' ........ • " n'' ,h,‘ 1 1,1 *••*•' '' " f » car Edward Higgins. the locul U'l'l i** a live wire jtal L♦•••j*- ihrcant i .... |,, ] .. ,11 . , . ,, ....,. ‘ A' J f ,h* " “ " ,l h* ‘ «•««•>'* »*.> I , ", . U> f‘ " ,f '* “ n, r l h e host interest* | j . “ “ M'U ‘ " B* '’itU 'r >,U‘ ' U ''Ul ’ - f '>,s cu-tom c*. F.d says that when — •".tnlord improving, too. So we prie d cars ,r.. n , |,.wvr than ( HAS. L. BRITT, Editor (■IANTS AND INLAND WANTS YANKS (JET PAY TO TRY S. H. S. , „ „ ANOTHER TIME *.f n e w .X . . . PAGE FIVE p r a im n r cd ad tc I y E Al uL i ftli UV Ir U.NIr Uv Kl l l1 NU *1444 TRAP SHOOTING j till*. .............. ................................................................................. ..• » base b a l l foot b a l l basket b a ll v • • •' . • .stood New O a k la n d S ix REDUCED PRICES (Delivered) Chassis Roadster Touring 1-Passenger Sport Coupe (Spevial) Coupe (Standard) Sedan $ 950.00 1125.00 1145.00 1225.00 1210.00 1610.00 1715.00 K e n t V u lc a n iz in g C o m p a n y > Jewelry Salesman Bobbed of Diamonds in Broad Daylight The Hupmobile motor is a, Hup mobile motor, designed to w o rk with greatest efficiency and econ­ omy with the Hupmobile clutch an*d tra n sm issio n and a x le s, •M Y XdRK, 0,4 1H. Mosel it IIIIRD T R IM . (Ilf I'hr \ • • o r In f r 4 axles, in like manner, are designed to supplement and even increase tho oconomy and efficiency of the engine. I'rraa i I be t ON ST.X N TIN O I’ I.F. " , t I* XR i l l l R III R( II K E N N E D Y Ml ' R D E R Rritish niithifrities here m tin intei.-si ______ of public safety have declined t" per d i r Tkc A H o tliit d I’ r n i l init the Turkish Nationalist Gendar •Dn ml notification of his robbery. I.OS ANGELES,Oct, 18.— The third j marie to march through Constantino. Have the ifcrnld do your next job trial of Arthur C. Hurch' fo r murder'pie today as the Turks had planned. " f printing. Wo have tho equipment of J Belton Kennedy is scheduled to -------------------------i " Jo nil kinds o f job printing. begin today. , Tho Herald delivered, 15c per week. '* unset diamonds valued at •''Red and f i f t y thousand, III* cm I >ers said hero todny. They h a d no ' - k BM 1 ' '-1 4I ‘ *« ■*’ ■ ♦. • ** f' (Si B. & ’ • •: ■ Ff ♦ \ ,-r i • 0 . M o t o r C o ,, � 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, 1922 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, October 18, 1922 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 18, 1922. 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>, October 18, 1922; <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/4bf213dc7b24c79e9ef4b48b32dab594.pdf 81c2000db41e35e58d69ce04a67b98ad PDF Text Text ■j /r - Z\T' 2bkLf - ■U r r* * » . . ~ i . A. \' i w ' - ,■•. -, T•''fT( i A •• W •-/- “TtW ' ».fi»‘ . , SANFORD ‘'H ie C jly S u b s ta n tia l’ ■ ' SANFOR i — "Tin- City SiibstahtI I N T O R H gA H T O F T H E WORLD'S GKKATKST VOLUM E III. VKGOTA B.“ S A M -O H I), H -O IU D A . T I l r i l S D . l Y . O I T O I IK I t Ml. 1922 ^ ------------- *--------NUMBER I t- — GENERAL PERSHING VISITS MANY CHANGES CONTEMPLATED CLYDE LINER LENAPE IN THE BRITISH CABINET AND WITH AMERICAN LEGION CONSERVATIVES WILL REIGN FOURTH DAY CONVENTION r G E N E R A L R U S H E D DOWN M V N X P I I ID S T E D S TO G R A S P HA ND S 1T ,L 'i " ^ t L L J i ) . ■OK B U C D . E S H A I) M E E T IN (j ELECTION WILL held T omorrow ust Ml n F:\V ORLEANS, o.t. iy. (;,.lu.r m "ffiK 'is 1 f nn.l hudd l e s hi m who Clasped Ml, uere t he m Th. - l e or i . m will ' 11, or s toinoi i ..w <By T h c A* s,'f i n‘ « I P ress) ' GOVERNOR RILEY m m of po rto ™ IS ALL RIGHT AGROUND NEAR SHIP GRAVEYA , F S H I P IS NOT F L O A T E D SA TU R D A Y ’ N IGH T S H E W IL L HE LO ST ; “ ' l i i i i i i i ! .............. NK" YK. vit WITH IN T E R KSTlNt; pifot.iMM PROGRAM o f f i c i a l l y n m f t m n m l a t s i x nVIm-k .................... r* «»> « hiruj. attandnnee ,m ,,h lrtl,Test munifested hy nil .......... "«■ H F. Wh.tner was ,M ,h " “ »d !>*•«»•• Turner ns see letary held the <lull to purel) htisiness :t.ni-o. don u.,1,1 .all hu ‘ i,.ess had he.n di-p..- .I of ;A..| then .Mr w.olhrooke g«' f • ' ' " " , ' " 1' ,|0i' W.|> ir.entl) enj..> • IVrshing wm the chief a p e a K r t«. . •> Committee re p o rtt< ..p.'*nwl t|„. •>■■* ^ « i » n . Meeting until two k this morning th- In ter*,„t,. ' pitali/.itlon . .. m m it t i e •*pr<>iltm>| rv,*Mvc report for eon vent o.n •h iiviiiileii furthei .on.lrm n.ito.., p-li. > ..r Hngndi. r i I' fn-' Ml u . ,.li.took, who 1 ’ he.lt! of till fed.'Inl tlonpil.il ................. ■’ .......... -'" i •' ' " " ‘ rd I h-lejjnt n.r.s f.„„ hr ’lorhi Iw-io, i, hi: hear. i ■ it. s pr.-ent..,) , ...... Al'l V IP ( ,. ah,ml •I . • f t . , izing him Ion „ll . It. . ip , I "to f yd f II,. who heard " ■* hered hi*" te n > a . id. j I hi r n at C,.m> I halt , \er I.,•' fol f.., e I hole, |e i H ' 'Itl,KAN'S', i), | |o I nurii, f i < Inn. lit s „ or, „ ■f\ r\ e,| . o 11s |s ' |||L, of I the Amen, an . o.ivm leal i \e hi ,-:,d. <lit '• , pi. kies „,,d ||ek marked the a. i n a I of tielieriil •«in| •iirars and th. men en |o\ ,-v, , \ 1 "K*. who lea. lie,I here to.h.j .''■I " f th. fe, ,| \ fIeI th. hill, h |',.. s idem Whittle, ,MV, ;,,, 'VishinRIoll |,^ , h l , l K. n'(] U - 'o ti hud aside, h n p i.l from Ml. \eat . w..i k and ■idled .......... ||.,|U ' ' f " l m of his sl.-epillj. S l o n e . I ' ea; man. I ’n .l Hall |i l.dnn ' > ^ . i M i n i ^ . n N ' f p 1' , 9 : T h e g o v e rn m e n t o f P rim e jM .n is te i L lo y d G e o r y e re s ig n e d th is a f t e r n o o n . Promises to He One of Hardest I-ought in History of the I he Iir>. meeting of the new year Organization ••f the Men S ( lul. wus held nt the f a r I III Thr .ttfaorlnlrd l*r<-«a, a v t . ' ’ re sig n a tio n ^ . R E S I D E N T II IRDIN't. S \VS IS IK IS KSI \N|i e x Ill l i m n i. ...... .................... .......> HI, Ik t Vti 4 M e Line Officials Still Confi­ dent l.enape Will He Pulled Off . i u | i ,l? ' M ,N i *9 ;— T h « ...........> „ h.-i.i „ „ . V(.r , ,. « ' . o ‘ n i N . i T . . 5 ? c r , :r “ x v„ „ . . ul m e m b e rs re sig n e d n flo rw m ils r i... .. ‘ " ‘v . " f IV.l to Itieo, u fiose a.lm.ms f l u d i ‘<l S t a n l e y H a M w in , p r e s i d e n t „ f tli.* . ,• , , . . ' ■ ■ r Th' Preaal * ........... .. ha'* under f i i . fr..,,, v„r »M K S t ) N \ l u . K . Met. ML— Men la th u r G r i f f i t h ; M o ss P a w n . m in i":.. „ f „ „ 2 A r* 1’ I i illip L l . . t . , I - ( I r e a m e , m i n i s t e r . . v e r s u s t r . , ! flS , , , n ‘‘s : o ,: ..................lepoil.,.1 ohservutlonS _ ____ _ * " .... . "* ............ . wu, fioiu Max port al noon indicated L< IN I ) ( )N , U, t . |‘|. ( ' , „ w , . , v ... ........... .......... *V " ll-.Mlmc „n.f , h. had washed the hi^ liner ‘’itleil III a V o te o f St; (,i S 7 | n‘ 1 , ' " ' ' " ' F ' 1*" f«t•I:i v l.\ " rt | r h yi ' ' " ' i i i' lurth nearer sKore than 4 .«**»! U'. "ill < liam l.e. la m le sip ti w hen he .i.-.r . 'M , K " ' e n i m e n t lead, i nt h. Vul'' »'•’••*»'> • o|ise|'Vlltl\«a. " I l l t imi p;irt\ a n d t n a t i .>i i > , >t i l { !fk ,-till, ,„| 1 1 . . im i h, . a h itii i ,s , pi' and m t o t a l o t he r s fur siit.'i!i.>tl.ilis ami ins|m al i..|,s || was id.,| |. I’Ut on the a nnua l l a l h i t ' s an I o " ,l,|tn > in \ o v e n , her, tv> put ,,-v ---------< ral play* and to keep the Parish * CM.KAN'S, 11. ( |u 11a vin,' Mouse what it h.«< alw.ix* |„ r „ ,|,v 1 W|,h tolars flying hi their “ " t e i of a t l r m t a .i i in the city. The •p review, voted to enntinue tlie ' Cine new *tnire has heen fiiushe,^ ami " r adjusted ronpeiisation, •re/ * *" ■ «•». •••\ and it iita in s ate u|> The an .'inh.issed inessau, from tip, 'U it a in 1* i n -Mi ■ p t.«e »s ••'" makiuc 1 l e v ion Milled l.y the Ppn. e j " ' ' 1 4he .... al l.usines- m.i will a>l ' I elMol.nailes. the el.. I , ,.f ••Ml'. ' tlo - I . . Hid tl. !,, t, j..,v was almost .... ,|„IU. • o • *i Mi. , o w . , ,.f M. -t IU. tjv "• '""•I' " f the del. cat. . ,.f M, .......... ' l i ve ten, |V,i. , m le g io n ,n * ,ssi,,„ and man> otlier im pt.iv.nients n , . I.. ' h'. tion, due to he held Friday, 44,e Parish House. The howling lea • nt-es to he one of file hardest L’ ues o f.th e city will jjet busy on this vh! in the history o f the Legion's Kfeal rranie and the Parish House V. o f existence. With* nine w-ill soon l>" the scene of netivity with fav.irltl-s s»n^ npd ea. li one 1 * 1 . t hall att.I etilertainments ,.f all. .in.Is I!,, lew memher* taken . sufficient to te s t«, ^ a . . *,.r .sill.'rati.m |„ t|,e,r . nndidates i;. ' t nu ht w eir. \J. ',sis I ’. al man, Ha ..I !• i ii Hall '<• s who have attended all of Mi, I •. Ilav. In fa. t tl,. Men's t'lul. •■f th. Par “ 1 ' ' '••' .'lit lulls admit they al i'll 11ou *. w I <|o even mole this vear •" the final re s u lt, than ever helot, ami expect to have definitely iilinounceil l.y III. many fin.1' ctitcrtaininiits at the new •htutfiition tonight that (In •f Alvi/| M Ousley, of their t *l,'i'* rv winch is opc of the cozies( iij " ' ,xx | • i lam i n. J il . 1" . so , on . . ,h N I W >l\ l -si || x C| |. I to "••• in I I',, ! ’ I ' I' * .<*. * I* 1 ' 1 ''I h, t, l , | 1 ' ' '1 'I* I I ri • pl.t i . •, ’ " f ' kv . i a , Lank .. h< " ' .1 , ,w,| . , , , I , Ik . ,, r ■l I t *I \ I >t I l|,.,t , . 1 • 'Ittljlt'-, , l> w is announced , v l avannah was en* 1•1aCor. •• the !o« ' h - " \ \ 11 1 I ii, . c T h irty r * ■ ••• " t l 'i j l.i'l l.y lolltth s e a l ^ J ( ' ' ■.t flu t,,k*s In al'iilldun all e ffo r ts '•*> t*. fl' Ot i h. I . m,pe and tho • 'Ik. i luii. nil announced th ere • 1 'I'-mcr.i ,.f w„|,| rn. the ' ' ■• *v '..'ii I ..n Maim.* men ‘ 1 '' " 4 H;. ............ that if A,o 1 A' ■ ' 1 o ,.s i i.v Satu rd ay f *‘ *,f ' d L. I." I at the In ch est • ’ " l* *' ' " » r . do. S.,toi.h,\ They . * * f »•1 ? I, , * | l r - v »H i . . I,.,, • Y* pk* .!>!'( f hflV VS II lit | ill |,\ »|,t " o •• ' ' had c. n. aground " ” ‘ ''' • 'B '- "< '"I wheie the I-e- f nap.' was 'trand ed and of these o n l y " $ ' I 'd - line o fficials, ■’ -Vi Mill ...nfidem their fin est I he l.llildmi: will have a fror,,„k.,. ,,f Vessel Will he pulled „ f f Vessels / I ' feel on <tratu-e n o ..... " In. h h.iv. 1.... . wuikiiik* In int* recol* ^ t " f" f I'' tie . I. „ , tI '’ ' Hi. •spa.n-l, V„,c i c a h vv«r * . la W t ,.f tun. f|„,„ , |I , . : , v ’ "• fhelp ,,r.i to e Three .t. I l h ,, t h. I „ |.| . . .. I 1 ' '• 1 I Id"i, |» , and llk'ht- ' V I ' 'I*. *' ' ••■. flu \essul " ' 1' ' ' ' 1• i ' pi. . ,.f wur " l l t i f * f . call She halted a !t. •M ...» - vvill L ..L'lv i ..t, »\ ___ et .'punish men hunt vessel o ff tho C t l r £ $ f L to offices while the lower floor and •’a " •■"«"«. broke the news that tho • possible the second floor will I.e * filled S t a t e s 'had declared war. and •/nri'U'im s* ..f Mi.- hunk put the prize crew aboard Mum.,., the •un-dim linn ,.f Mi. ro w , Ht s a y , they dun t know what vve want, the d u m newspaper ifuv,, I m B«m|r to lake a day sometimes an' Ko and put 'em wise Somet. i ne* ,t seems a , thmiKh they must he deaf, dun,I, and hhi.ri ' Hut you otlKht to hear him huller when the due*,, , ’ M at el t III V \ ,l|l ri a n ..... - ' ’a 1- ' " " - f *' • ' ..nk wdi 1 " ’" l " 'f a i v h. ad . 1 f Ii». f* * I IMVV l WANTS LADY REIGNS NOW IN TO TAKE SEAT VLADIVOSTOCK and now chairman o f the Am* ,4,c r '*V Anymie wishing to join •in eon,million, v#i 11 be formnlly the Men’s f l u b can do so by pnyiui; ,' to the convention with the* nominal fee for annual dues to A. j ! " " ndorsement. L B e t ts , the treasu rere at the FiritF. s A V % ^ i , : 7 a " r " u "u .., r v i n . . « . . « - » RKI, 4,1 ii, of u surprise xvas thrown National* Banlft tieurue. Democratic nominee of the . •h I v iiit v t < 0 ' i " e n t i o n circles tod Ay when it’ -----------I ’nited S tates senate, declared’ today | , ‘ ^ ’ l" '' known th at Col. C. It. Forbes »»> he would do ev’erythinyt on Ins power* 1' ’ " r " f the Ignited S t a t e s veter * * * ▼--- - *.#%*•**.- r v i n TMKl'cf , . ; ....... r|<»;. d lone to have TDK 10, ,hr Met 1 'Iirenu w^o came hero upon the * * 'Mon of Hanford MncNider, nn | Airs. W I I . Felton, senatorial up 'r eign s in Vladivostok as the r e s u l t 'of 'I ( "in fan d er-o f the American I.e * * pointee from Georgia, take oath as a <he approach 4r f the the victorious red victorious red R) IU icj K) nltmlwr of the senate. iu iq h «3 A nnounce ornty official dispatches say. French and Who was scheduled to ad tnent hn.l h ^ n mado frtim Washing coimuliiU1 uttnekffi ynutcrday nnd for 'b e emivrntlon tomorrow morn EAST SANFORD : P I, |( , lit doe-n « m i ' s an ,i. n. ■ , . * ,„t ad C»" ' till? at ,t M . V|,e , ' AN 11| i |t, pi I , , , I p i I i . oii leads ahout the w. tidin'.* and he smut* like all eet out. reads the social d.nn's with most deri*iv. s|„„,, s„ys thev inuk. the pap. , fo, th. f„|| II lead ah.oil tl,. |,iil„ ., .1 n. ,1 to ........... . |,,i v. savs o| mfoMi,allot il ,|... n't ................... .. , ............. ' ' I ..................... I ■, ,.t;. ■ f . a 1w ,1Vs I , ■t • ,. t ,.. " 'M " H* toss. It a at. a f•■| - ,v - ,t II , | v H"t f i l l oucht I " h. ar>i)i,ii |,..ll. i V.h.I*fI flit |l H’ “'‘ ' r! ' .1 M . v.M P>*l" 1 t" i. . II. fill.I- a !. f. til. to .1— •IV. II. -av- •v Mo I p. ., • o, | t, ;|, , t |(1 ,, Hr lie lie II. H. . . -t « .in ,.., , SIGNS PEACE |llj Tlsr Ufeurlnlril I'rrM i HOME. Oct US. Mnhri.'lc ^ A*i i '■•",7,0.• ....................... Italian soldier,• ........... poet and . hen k M i \ v u i.i„ i i . i i n . - The d. 'in . 1 . nt.|. , acr.'Uinl o ff tho i 'h f ^ !*;»» **nn »• I «i«-H«|uy morning, ' * la ,. ......hi while her ' i 1 ■" t ' ' I'fuiiclii it'ti, | .rt hy ........ th .III. Illl. scut1 * 1 r fU< d c s l. .. a l i..i Mien exper* v ' . o,oied ii. m. onvvnenca and attendant worry of their immursion. h i hi •hue they pul foot on solid yround, lin y drew up a mass resolution comimm.lmr* C«plan, K <•' Tull and tho . tew of the lirchthuuse tender Mnnrrrove. The Mutmrove first went to ............. " f ,h " mg, ’Kurl, nw ral ^• \%hen that uihi u n s r i , luvirm Off IM ttx niurm-, course, ,lriivc drove hard on the the liur.1 un miles nines svitnili' ands' :J '<'bS ,',n ng^enum t tml'ay'onitine "th’ f ^ " ' '' " " ft,,,,roximBtely 'H „„d est’ahlishtmr T . " i ? h" hy 0,1 and est’nhlishmg c m in .m action by flay Tuesday “ and Tuesday night, the two leaders throughout Italy. broke two hawsers and a chain, lost - her two lots and stern rail in trying* . -**v w n sork i s oY u. his im organization The item about the E as I Side C'ont- ton that n number o f prominent won,* * ignersr hnv%, a*>nen'ed to their govk*\ The A m o ri-' ''’" U‘< k,','nl>’ ' " 4wo things, enforce to pull the l.enape o ff. and y este rd ay r * i "d.lenly left New Orleans and murrity Club t h a t appeared, in Inst cn planned to mnke it legally possible ' rnments for pru e tion ■an consul has engaged refugt> for " " I ’1 ° f ,hs '''b'h,,'unth amendment t"..k the 217 passengers aboard. T h e . . t . ’l ' f" ’d to Washington. F rid n y ’s Hernld should have read for Mrs. Felton to take the oath ------------Americans, the In i'ding flying the th‘‘ American's f u l l, passengers were later tran sferred a t ~~----- -------------that thn club was oppn to Intth men ~ duty tow the rest of the world.. Mnyport, ni iiiiri' mih? up m the th e ' ,,,v wmiiii tuu>|iurit < e river *to the American flag and guarded hy guns BOY S C O U T N E W S |nni4 wo,tten For m e m b en h ip and thej noyn o f this Week. There I wo *ubjcct* were nnid to Arapahoe, w^ich went out from here. o f nn A m r i i n cruiser. ------- -• o bject is: So cial, civic and welfnr# Miss Claude Cameron and friend, iV»» been l.i.iin tthe im basis of .the L r»_ j • . ■ *r*i ■ ma ■. • _ _ have F’rcsl.lent’s Thc resolution, it was announced by 1 'i ', «in A rth u r Cundy, who has en- wt*V* Airs. J . W . Corley's name ns Miss Marie Neal, returned to T a m p n j , , „ response. Ho was quoted os saying the spokesman for its sigpers, will b« J YVIM. NI " E R I l E I ’ A R T ■" Scout Executive tempomr- •tice-preBident was omitted in th« mis- on Tuesday o f this week Miss Neal i ' that hus nern been loumi found udifficult to c«r car forwarded to t h e - c h ie f of the light- * K Vi WHS wecK. .XJISS Neill f i i n i i T i ll ? i c r u , „ d v , . . . l. . . t ... .. . ait nu« urirull to has been hero f or some time a ssistin g , M<OM 1 , , h ,6 r M A M E N D M E N T ry out , hf provi* jons of thp (.itfhu .l.n. ' y ,,v the Central Florida Couficil' »,r,nt 1., house service at Charleston, S. C. Miss Edith McClelland ‘anil Howard in the euro iif the late Mrs. A. B.i I{‘,n i* e ^ o u t Troops in th« six th amendment and the prohibitihn on* Officers and men o f th / L en ap e, too, 1>' Flint were married a t Qrlundo the Cameron. can' U’K *n has practiwere commended for their work dur­ WAS1MNGTON,°r 'o 'c ? ' n T P r e s i f,’P,'rnu‘nt nct ln " om" o f l l " minor l i, . . .. . ' r t i j m i M . i u n , t»ct. U.— Presi t, ' ' " '" P l ft o d th c wofk o r organizn afternoon o f October 12th. Thoy are as .it. was ad ing the vessel’s plight. A. B. Cam eron I,ns j , nOphow w ith , ,i:.n .'■, i - r/|in . * . . . , , * r 1 details,. inasmuch -.* - „ . — . . .... the „u /a! IAiiiaJ 1 . . . . aa .. and will soon leave to take up at present with the bride's parents, his wife and two children froril Geor­ Som e excitable scenes attended the Mr. and Mrs. J . F . ^McClelland but will gia staying with him for thc winter. " * ,lnr work elsewhere. be-- ----------• 1 1 VI”I titty UJ e pa*­ tr a n•—'*• sfe r s-aa.s/ early v yesterday of m the pasSocieties, who railed upon him ut the * 1 1» I* ogress was ,j, l,Ilin Cun,,y bas created a great go to houso keeping in Geneva where Howard McFee, o f White county, , 'ing made along lines of *enforcement sengers to ethe Mangrove, ac*t,nling to White House tonight Just before the " . , , T * nrorot. m n t _ __ /lflfl ins* rikimt ri* Li. __ ■i <• .. . «ii,I - ,*n t" URl°» nt *m ong tho boys the groom is in the g unige business. Georgin, arrived here this weelc to ... , close of their two day meeting as i . " " ”,n T\‘ ** w,,!< ' ” r e * w,mld (' W C arte r, former publisher of tho A miscellaneous shower will I k given ,r >bc citizen s get behind this spend the Winter at the home of Ids |.*,*hirimrMint th.. V o , . n dcfiurt from It* (xdicy in this rejiptvt, . ■••■.nii.,„.*i •*. ,*,„, ot nnd• •MHo.i.uir contribute iiuerimy liberally to I- rlday t'vt'nirtg o f this x^'eek for the (inter. Mrs A K. Adams , ‘ "" " 1 04,1,1 Hint it had embarked upon ,B ,... , " ' ‘n r' ,,f tht! Council it will he young people. Th»y h*vy the congrut .Mnt. M F J o h n , „ n ht,,r ' " ’ v" r ,,,-4'‘*r‘ [ rom th" Speaking peaking ..f ..f the tin* mtrrnatil, international p|,.„ ,S •* M> S \ Y S R E P K K S K N T 'A T IV R 8 I . . ; "• " Permanent Scout ulations of many friends. Miss Florence Johnson and son John , ? . ^ ‘ !,rtK' made i,y the delegates, the President A M E RIC A N R A IL W A Y a ss o c ia t io n tt‘!' .*. n I ' ^ F in " nCe C o m m ,ttw M,S!’ , , d e n CborprninK%entertaim .d }A||en. o f Madison County, are v'isiting iT th J , t m ' ' !‘w wnH **" ' hav*' «®W them ,t was M uun,,8 n d s ' in,! people - rh, V ■•■uocn n !m Ci aa rcam a h , ppnaig i ^ n .fo /o^ lhl‘ young >'0Un‘rL PC1 0 p le L001f f.uoore ,5>or* s8 atuiion Stution «“ 4»>' home o f Mm. Joh n so n ’s ’1,‘ro th ^ i, d J ^ , , pc<,‘«I»gly dfffJcifl, for the Coven, Th t ~ rt!‘ , 3 - 3 Budget and overyone Sunday school a t her home on Friday er J . V Bridges^ T h e ir first vfsit to hould do Its U r n s , fo,. .the rest o f i n , ha" u V * U Vie T A M P A . Oct H l .- C i t r u s growers — "hould contribute to this evening o f Inst week. A very picas- th is purt or the s t a t e and the winter t|,e world niphasiz.d, members of the confer »nd shippers ..f South Florida who tlisi .. . . .* ,lf ; " njoyetpcnt for the building «nt evening was enjoyed ( » fn .l„ K nil l„..k. v .T , Thl. h„ . . 1 her, today h « r Iiurvsen* » . .'W,* ,* « .S « 1 ««',!. i h. . l .h i - ------ ”x l l o n.......... .............. .. i „ "Yitr The Kathleen M-*»— Mallory cirai^ of the 1,r’" t e r in our boys. ’ritry ought never to make n th r e a t, it tatives of the Am erican Railway Asl,|,rl"g. . «• '• * '» "" "IV ............ ...I .0 on ................... ................ — ................................................................. n o x«t 'f<tw ew w eeks sir. Mr. Baptist Missionary met w,ui with I|4r,.| I . the* — £ *'*y weexa ~ iuiw ./ So ciety 10 o u.w Wiley "Wilson w a s . t a k e n to the „.j r was not^j,repared and will/ni to bark socintion discuss the ear shortage tb.elr behalf by Frerl , Ai*i l* ' BoytI ° f Clermont will bo Mrs. Boston S te e le a t her home on . — *■ '"hospital * " i" '« i ... slate nt v-naiui C hattahoochee last B. ' .. • n “‘'Utive. . . “* Biunliill avenue fte r [Saturday for treatm en t. *•.. n o ' the conference, J? :*r>,|i*hT.U,^ , i thfm " T ' “u .Wn," d ....... th ® citrus fruit Boardall avenue on on Tuesday T u e sd a y aaftet* who »aid Yin conference was in ter d,,u ,?hM''»cnts from t h u . - t o were worse •/ ‘ CUUte* * . than ever before, . { * ' ^ S i , *v . . V h £jf r: • •, ■ ' ’ ’ 1"",c •l"1,wo ct,lldr'n ,rort <!'»" .H. y AmJ c'hriSwr S ”^r. t ZZ 7 7 .' "" C^L % v; A - ‘ y thv ^ f �• a—*- 1 .• •» • • •• m * • * '\ T H E S A N F O R D D A IL Y H E R A LD , W E D N E S D A Y ^ p C T O B E R 1 8 ,1 9 2 2 ■ B A C K —DR. W A L K E R A N D M R BO YD Prayer Meeting Tonight,. Methodist Church D A U G H T E R S OK W E S L E Y Last e%cning the members of the I laughters »f Wesley class of the Methodist church, were most delight. F R B I ) D A IG B R , Sod ety Editor f u , j y t.nU. rln jm.,| j,y Mr*. p il. Mon S O C IE T Y f a f a f a j f a f a f a f a f a f a a f a fa fa fa fa THE WEATHER Phone 217-W roe, Misses Carolyn iind-'Lillie Ruth *j> kavr any friends flatting yo Spencer ittwl Elizabeth Musson nt the * i It J j ^ ^ w" r “l7r y* ^ l,,lJ,re*enrertaTB*a«r,*»fri* home of Mrs. Cl\iude Herndon on • card lo ikU *«»«■■ Magnolia avenue. details, ar Irlcpknae, Ike llem. It sell J t o ( r e a l l y appreciated. The first part of the evening-w as 1 devoted to business and several im. \ 1 1 fcl h fa V fa fa f a f a portant matters transacted. Fallow^ fa ing the business hour the evening was • -SC ’ 1Y '-C- J - • .enjoyed socially. The hostesses servfa jtig chicken salad, wafers, pickles and .' - -----hut * chocolate topped with whipped frt The committee in charge fa j j j g a m . . o t the Jlridge party and L afas There were fort\ memliers of the f a ,.|ass present. I . f a dies’ Golf Tournament want f a it announced that the tourfa* ! fa namepl will start at 10 fa \Tl KNTIO.N f a o’clock in the forenoon and fa ! fa the bridge party at 3 .0 0 faThe meeting of the American Lco'clock in the afternoon, fats gion Auxiliary which was to beheld *f a Mrs. F orrest Lake is chair^ ‘ tomorrow afternoon in the Welaka fa man of the golf committee fa l obby has been postponed until fur . fa and Miss Ruba Williams of fa:’ tlu-i notice from the president, the card party. An entrance f a Secretary. l i v i r * f -I f . fa L fa fee of fifty cents for the fa ____ _ ______ fa golf and twenty ?!'■ cent*Y i'- ■ fa f,.r bridg. m NOTICE I ** fa fa fa fa LOCALS ■ ‘.i • i „ . p - Ii ' i . . •c . • • , . , I I • I I !r I f a f a i Q f a l U fa fa fa fa fa la fa fa i fas - fa “? i TR O P IC A L STO R M fa MOVING N O R T H W E S T --**-♦ OVER YUCATAN fa ‘ W ASH ING TO N . Oct. IS - ( lly Associated P ress) — The tropicifl storm inCreased intensity was contral tips m o rn in g over Yu* entan Peninsula moving northwest the W eather Korean announced today fa' ■. I, k-j a- a- WE PAY 4 PER CENT INTEREST ON SAVINGS ACCOUNTS J a m e s O liv e r C u rw o o d HflJ> BRING PROSPERITY TO THIS COMMUNITY P rese n ts Keep your mqpey working in this community— w h e t h e r \<i; spend, invest, or onnk it. Then you will Bhnre in the fits it brings. . “THE GOLDEN SNARE” With I.KWIS S TO N E,. R U T I i UENICK .ml W A L L A C E MERRY. A story of the Roynl NoWhwcst Mounted Police on if man hunt. fa fa fa Tomorrow— Ruck Jones In “ liar fa** 1 f a ; Nothing,” also a two-part Come­ dy. fan fay fa ! (x h h h d l j [p iisQ Q iN jig iu m d j *-1 By C R O W I I A , I.a., Oct. 17 The Southeiii w.itoi hyacinth, praised by tin beaut \ lover, hated hy the naviL O S S 11^ I’ l R F - gat),,- ,,f t b a y o u s and dubbed it 1*1 \ N S \ T I O V W 11 iF. S t I l f X ll I M . AG \1N S T t*_» f a fa fa fa fa fa fa • The money you save or make by doing businevone another, if/acpositetKin THIS BANK, will earn- 1 money for yoi Keep up (o date with The C a l e n d a r S a v in g s ■■ a a o The Seminole County Bank STRENCJTH- -SEKVICK -P R O G R E S S - fa’s FORD TRUCK F o r S a le o r E x c h a n g e Late Model in Excellent Condition B. & O. MOTOR C O . SANFORD, FLORIDA Distributors for (lupmohile and Lexingtbn Cars Phone 1- The Churchwell Company I-.1): ' ' \. t i nt i . I’ •• i ’ • », t. * ii. SI list i ; ll* I i 1 1 n i; ic1 1 ••. >. \ l i m n 1 1;\ * 1 1 i; t ■ i '■ till one1 . ...................... l 1 he 'I e» i • I n ' •■ I Wi Ilia ii • n i li it • ’ ll............. ■ v ' • ti photo Ii* i . i-n ■* • "< Will be a ■ha I g, of 'Wi ’ per play.**' i' * al 1 all • ■! till I 1 h i i; . II t I! i i * . . i 1 ' rl ‘ ' " ’I '■* a *o * h '*■ ■ :■ ; M..| i n k ■ ................... 11 I! ' il. I • ii oh 'to ’ ' *'*•• t i* •i •' Wills plot'll - , liiHir l,\ Mi- t ll.il \\igiil .m l MiKenneth Mni.-ll i.ml tl,, v vveie ' r. j ■ | ably nssisteil in , nti rtiiiutru and Mi 1 * , serving by Mi-: H 1 \\.»i |•t l’orter Wakefpbl and Mi- .lunie 1 Rutimillat. ‘ ( i1 lloth progressive and pivot tiridge o i l i ti. l u INt R E \SK ITS STOt K ................... . . . . Illj I lir Vssio lal. il I' rrssl N K w \Oltlv. lilt f* D tre.lots of LADIES’ SILK HOSE \ ,|, le.n, •III i -in|.., rt%. ••11 . ■■ th. - * 11 ,. |a i *1 1 'il i m ..,. today » ailed i •■ i., •, i . »v s i.■ .. :•j . f.a l »m im • > . *• ' ot a |.i . •j••>siiI to in " • • 1 tie "It | i :i ll iak I i U| and no 1 I •* \sui m i ; II i ........ Ihi Reds ' ’ * • I| ’ ,| i. II III ' ! I tin. - vveie tied in the l i ne tm -d. . dared. i . in Inti, e \..--ter.ttiy* and the 111u<s % -----— .— ii • .1 t>. ix-ig hi I h e s t e r Good i nil of 111**I I. F O l Ni l ( . I ' l l . I N II ida tot" #.n I in-11 •ale ^ ut t tie Red - ' IN ( ( I t N 1 \ ( i l l ft I would not stand tor i*. 'Idle < lul. is lit, TI.r V«»..rlat.-.l l'rr « .l W i1Ii L skt Clocks, Special for T h u rsd ay - . a. .lo t . o niio non ,,1'd to . Iiatigi . . a . I. , 1 > |till , ), ll In JM , in, |f t in pin) o-., l a j p r ove, | a .nil |»gi i.ent - t . s k ilivaivnil Will l.e. and S l f l S t Itfl’ I l« IN KRI IM. I . I* \l» I ) The Sub-i i i p ' n .ii I’. ridgi p iii . giv t i ng liittei Oil .itleildlllli i at IVIIV i in i ll I. el) Mo*. la*. • V<le "! at tjr.gr and they wpl ,lia.M , . i goo 1 House bv till lllelliln I - <t ’ in lei-l g. tseial av erag e vvtieii the next month < Sol. Hess ai.d I’l.d. - -i..f. ! r e p o r t is mad> up f o r 1 lie district Was a (|e id. d -u> •. - i'*"'!» .*.-in lal ty and so. ml y l ln ie v\- i. t ■>utt. « *i J Ml RillIKKH OF tallies of I : a v. I M t|l \ RTS I lift OR Tile gu. - 1 in ii g i . i *-d * ’ it l S I} I ' ' ' * C t ,i1 : ■■ $2.75 I. i i . iiii ■ t i o ii with t h e d eat h of his son, G i bs on , last i ni ut e r , b e c a u s e he was al lc g e . l to have r e f u s e d medical t r a t m e n t . d.^>. 'tiling upon r e l i gi ous m i n i s t j at i on s , was found gi fll ty in tile , mi nt y i o i ' i i at tarvvnter t oday MtutRK HAVEN. Fin.. <»*t is The l,,» ',,,,,r'u'-V B»'** " Special fo r Thursday— $2.75 Plain Silk Full-fashioned Hose Get your office supplies, stationery robbed' t h o ' " ' " 1 ,,osl c “ rd* f»l » « ™ W o fficc- i Black, White, Cordovan and P earl Gray, were played during the evening. H ig li,quart s „f „ |,p,h grnde S c o tch whiskey. T o *M> I'riends and C u sto m e rs: score am ong those playing progres ' Thl. t„lndits n i t a heavy wire s y e e n ' 1 hnvo ninning tin Electric , * * Mve bridge was made by Mrs. It. F , w „ lr„ n |m r„. g„inidg ’e ntrance s h '"' R*’l">ir Shop over, three years in ; • 1 Whittier, who Was awarded a lunch tl> t ju . tM.|| jn which the liquor was Sanford. That dan’t mnk«; leather any t eon aet. Mr. Sam Yount* having • Iietter. does il 7 I have been putting * .. h i g h -seore am ong the men playing T h e y were discrininating liandits, on rubber lieijs for many years. That . . p i progressive tiridge was given tvr.. f„r none of the large qunnity of moon «h»n't make rubber heels any better, decks of tiridge cards. t . . shi ne lnquor stored wltlixthe Scotch d,' t,fl R ' . Special for Thursday— H I f 1 . f y'- , 1 1 *. $ 2.75 ,,f " I'1*'*'1 fo| a new trial tiiu-spn *"ir "* persons" who $ 2.75 BLACK LACE HOSE I " t Tfae loauelnlrd l*rr«»i •I P F T E I vSRI UG, Oct IS Alirn liaiu Kell, . h a t r e d with mi-ch in •amir t J I* « I Store in I Im i • ' , . ,1 II ’ . 1" da* 1 ’ n .i • Ink pi 1 .-tile'll of I *ilVOlsoli t idlege Ml day, Oet . J i . a viii ' i s . I lie efforts N orth t aruliua, \va- tailed upon and of each and every i lul, members are in his usual vvittt manner gave some neuiled to make tb :‘ i|a> a success. vtrv inti resting d It.I -on I|»- I'.olld.i CO-opi , .,t The prize for high score for the Wll|l removed. Tht^ did show .their, ) ,,w" property here mid have been pivot tiridge players, a card table t„n „ f .sh in e." however .b y break living here six years. Rut that don’t cover, was won by Miss Rul-ii Wil linms. Tin men's prize, -mt. *o. kV u ,s, woo 1 .1- I<'Inrervce Swa won t»y l ure nc e Willuinis U ill ui m- ‘' , F ol l o wi n g the iiwnriliiig of |,„( t lr s containing l»»«* ..... . h atlier and good u ibb.r v, ) u t,. |,u),tiimg and allowing it to heels on your shoes, does it* Well, rfl..w I.... ....... vvliat It takes tl) do It I got it I over it,.. the n.„,r flon, the prizes, delicious iVfiVshinbnts of n li K S S A . Fin.. Oct. IK.- F i r e vir ‘ 7 - faherbet nnd home nuple tak e were tunlly Howling Rrothem Lumber Mill served. here early today, loss is estimated at This evening's entertainment was $250,000. , o f exceptional enjoyment to the g u es ts and is one of a series to he L a r g e s h ip m e n t o f n ew m u sic. ■given by the club this winter. ! — I l i n t c r m i s t c r P ia n o C o. 1 68-tff! * i haven' t got not hi ng elsi Half soles and rubber heels, best* inaterinl ?I.7S I-ndtes half soles anlf rub. heels $1.45 'Goodyear Rubber heels 60c Come boys, while the rush is on. Shoe Shqp, 325 San fo rd Avenue.— A. £• Dobbins. ■ • ■ 1 7 5 -ltp > 0* First Street 'f C . ’ ••• . . . » - - 1- . * •*' -. * •V «r* Trnde with your fellow citizens and you will cm ,r ,,g, them to do business with you. Sanford’s New Store «* *1 b? fa f a f a t a M T O N I G H T . m iisn m e h\ the irrigation ipen, has ( III I he \kkiipin(rtl l'rr««) . ., . . W A S H IN G T O N , Oct. I* . Wide - «,r,,v,,M l,k nL' ht l " l,viv . . \j, \\ || , rl. , , ,,f , i , wa< -proud instruction in fire prevention *" l.,,in>ujjM»»s lhis_ piling is choking Thursday Openit g u f ’ *. **'anford I the , !• f • !;» 1a-pi <•- >M|tig l ie III lectjiods among tile general public is the smaller streams, blocking navigaCount r\ i ItiI• I f '! Co . Il ! ‘.i| t 1 I o , (•f •h. i•ur j.......... . tin . ..m em n g lo re to tmn. i,’„l "lo re teno.ved at a heavy I., ..f the annual three day mooting cost, specli \ cturn even noire prolif. t i-iipa * • th Railwnv I im I’ri .-nt.... Assn •< Th lud Mily can he converter! in Friday Mj - M m •- l •’ ■r w 1 eji ( , , , (i . ,| •, !•> no •’ , ■••iding t,> a gr.uip ,,f ter'., , ,• *‘ 1 i ! I ,, , j.( 1, i,„- . ., |.'| -, |. f>, ti,, I ‘ tul ,-,l •helms* . « I, . have piepared and <li» i Ilei •>1 • • w,|k i, t h’ •• < i i . i 1 ,i p n .p i it y |,.-s of play, •' *!o « luuubei ,.f I ••iiinol, e lint-, r- . - oih i nun kilN'l o .i a l y l.'i.iHin |„.| 'i"urt, t I t , -ahiptes of p a p e r i**di>. from ’• ir ’ • ;,t i -i, n .ii I,, .te tnaii IM.ihIii >tlii-r. ! ,:••! *. tannin, *1'ertill/ei. Ma t s nt- t li. - 1 >asualt ies. per t ire p i... t mg •,,in pound and st<>. k K u i a r i a n s H eld F rid a i -M» • t a . ti stiff, i, .1 I \ m..tlo t - . , lul .......I. a ' *■ • ■ ! "ii the liyai itifli g r . . , t. • K c R fiila r M o o l i i u r • I t :hdI uivaIkIh . • Whrth* r 1Kir traTi*tf«irmation run Audit,-i im at - | n r|' j^i j | \ 00I1 ^krvr t IKlltrfa lll«a | hy tin* Im Ih.th h\ ;i tluit will rrfuirr lllr ' ‘ •-"♦ t •* "h«‘vv lh r it»*«*i| i»f in p i •* i i Mtioinu rilly worth while, is Mi «*i M l , !'• li.i*< i •« « nnipaiifti^ i ureless t«« Im .*f !• »iiiitmmI liitii. Ilnwev«T, the I I . Ill Si l r l . i l I Hie I . i l k - ll\ I (H ill ' l e l l as their g 1., , tr. Nt m« m )h ip fu r 11 pi*•fa11*11* N»*:»rl.v » i nrm* yip ' iiiip rnpi« 1 ^rnwth ain) .mil “s e v e r a l \ I - 1»or » Mi 11 I., l i g h t - . i I . '• i • » •» nt « f t hi *** !•** -es ..I !if.• ati‘1 • i ! ir.iflu*rin^ instit«*s rh*’upri**fa*% in Y Map. ’ I I <j i , i i •. « i m - ! * . * .j 1I V .tit i iw m il* rial, a. i inilnirf t •• i heimst.** • I 1 I,. . ! Mi. il l i f . at l(. k . , f pi ! • ( i r < «lut a l |(»h .i - t ■> . \ i - i t , s, |(, .... I ,, ,(., V at III I a 11 Mr at.I Ml 1! \ « > f i l t n ^ f •• t h* .is. m II \ i i. *i , ltd .v••(■( ’ n i :,-lo I A•lie \i! i N 1 ■t a n i v t •i *, I tin <41 th,, f ... 1 1. .r 1 f . . 1111i • t »*|» •. . ■ •I a! f d • e l ... • >■'a ia W e d .. .1., 1* l l . . • fi t I t ' l l t t n 1, .1 *- f « • i n t iv • v* \..i llinrv <a ug# W hniglit fl.utei) |.y presldi lit .Harding The la t i I i . I ,-.v i\ tm till |ei •t M m ........ . I i . i.niliaigo >1 tile \ ... lit | ■i tills veal \v \ ,ii k a;. I ■tlii r points i - 1 nt ii in t. Ml I. 11.. of M« na \ t karss.i . will" be actively .supported by various nve a -holt talk m hi- trip and vvus the guest- of M« W ilemaii <‘ald'cell ii ur.iiiei a< tivitie- and t•v tile I ’mtcd . mi . I l " -ini 1 . t !.< • l " l ' nietiil i i for tin i1.i t t i■■ 1 ' S t a l e . * liamli. i el i >!iiMu ii .ilnl' VV I I ' l>. ' • if. ! In M Palin- l i . l v . ' • ■ • I. . " ; li> In. a! i il.illdo l Kailloiul of I . 1 ,1. I . .. i .| . •t le ail 11 \» ■ >k Sistl- T M• 1 I I I( " ‘ . r 1 d i*|iipcAt ■ lit • . . ■ii a • 111 S t o r e s in O e u r g i a fa SOCIAL CALENDAR i ;f * f>*. . : ; |Ml ■-?. : *4 fa Thursday somewhat cooler f a in North and Centrnl nor; . f a 1 *•• * ’ • fa thm. c U r ■• tk. I i i . • F o r Florida: Unsettled with local rain tonight and . SAVINGS ■ U ® d D E ® E ® 0 il[ s | | s i .*j - �# S5PW #; j ■ ,1 PAGE TWO W SANFORD DAILY HERALD.. " .. . - .■ 2 f$ U THE HERALD PRINTING CO. p' M>i |w 1I | ; f f a. . irotxr - . , iuit*r mth Hi J . I.II.I.AIII) _ I w n lir y -T r f■ « p r r r rtiiLiaiiKiiA ! 9 ■, H \N i ^ h A F U R l \| ® * : t >;. r I*?* j Ovit-vi li Yrar " H i Moalha . I Ml I t r r r d In f l l ; __ te.oo s t a t e we r e duo usM*d in the open Spine _____ 3-00 by Ca r r i e r O u W^rk.... ................._______ IS Cenla tin forum. It is well f o r the peopl e f this day to have the open f o r um for T k r bln 12- I o IH-|ia(f \Yrrkljr l l r r t i l , ratlrrl)r cover * S r ml mt l r Co unt ? flu Rett in r t U R i t h e r o f the el ans and U 4 I* publUlird r t f r f P r l d a j . Adwr' . l a U f r a t e s r a a t r known on oppllrn- tm ulMUsMull <■( all * J iuti> Uinl a f- m 11 • , 3 -°° m m WjlJif # * O fflen I I I . II VI.tl III II.IIIM I. I'hune l*i ' ■ 1 1 ’ n*x •to b i g g . - t Unr r I Sit I fni f , e I pulb *i ijh* mricTI\ day will hi He . in i 1very p a n f jiroirriiin. 0 oi > ti iii for tin • i ■. • if ! * * ' ffl j ' , i * i* I i. heen ar» men who souRhl to Ret the posi ti on, even tliouRh t he pay was „ (lI u |,„i „ nt, would e x p e c t s o m e of ,y„. a p p l i c a n t s to ac c e pt . apree- ,,a> er three Weeks. i MISS ROSAMOND RADFORD 111 U P O P U L A R R E C IT A L School Auditorium ■i ’ u 0*.l,!:i*i 1' " ' 1 in 11 '*•' 3 FRIDAY NIGHT, ■ ■ 3 tin.*..... '-* im' !•., . *t j r planning -1 " ' ,t i'( ltd *A *-1i*r* , . xi i' Hi e .im can t In 'll I tII f . ,r t h e * n d i t ion - II ru-h m t by h. d n u ll til*.*, , Mill* f( - . ,' x J id ( I n i v f li.— ’T h e S B e l l o f Y u k o n 11 o n t o ......................................... - IN K u 1 11.f"l " , a 1 " *t, f t , ,in 1 . •A ■h.c? 11 - nlv ' * *«:.•) .. a. * ■* ii,' f . . .;,, r I£«d,i \\ Ktlyfai . J o s e p h ’ : i i I* I . — R o m a n c e .......................................... l-’. ilu oi o .— L it t l e Y a l l e r I)o rjr ii. rhi'it (ll«l S M e e t h e a r t o f M i n e I ' i a n o A e c o m p a n i m e n t . M i s s M il il iv d l . in. ‘ IP 1 Admission _ .......................... . A DOLLAR FOR ANY OLD IKON t, ‘ ' tilt* e it hi I 111*.', ng into 1’ r. ( ' | i ■ (iling i. n| - low ' •’ 1 K |'M' a 1 1 g I'll*. > ign ■ •l •F. lip ! i* >11 111 oi Ii o f this ■T3 ' { in* p h ’ * - — ( 'h ild r e n 's N u m b e r — ■ in itia tio n o f M a ry E liz a b e t h ’ 1 . 1.— l i v C o u r i e r it C I S 111, l a j * i'i.1 n r l . '. '* !••! i fc*n, \n * r ? I I i * M. f ilfut i •r.• i .• 11, . - f 1 1l 'n h im k ate v I f y I p a V >' •' .i of iIn s i i^, tor -o *i the -lO'Oll, and th ere call he .’•i that i onsideridde o f the fruit ,!■ hi c . pen ally R ra p efru it, must t • tv nralimiry color. T h e re is o-te'ui hut what Ihest ship ments » 1 ’ h 'treiiR ih o f tin1 m arket ’ •r.iiio.l, in f a i l the influence i . els been felt, fni wi now find ! ti ‘ ator« are «•f f •ruiR urape ’ 11 come October 20th. then* The iili’iv* I i r e p o r t - I J I e a r s of !’ • - and 1'J‘J car> o f R r a p e f t u i t l a k -o n v d l i Irntwe* n tin d a t e s •i 1 .1 not 1 1, loh,'! pith. 1,1 kio'W | |, , da i * *. .oi and the uuiuhei of I I h c - e j„f , , , k * i - ii St |*i l ersbuCR Is I In i in open luCResi that has e ve r heen known Many < vi •i-:i i t i n m v.* r a.it' i inohlj i*' to Ret to F l o r i d a t-o the w m t c i Musi ,,f these we r e ■■ ■ ■ ■ ru in I'rysont.s h 1 " tin u l t i m a t e e m p l o y e r o f rill *a*l mal l, from - e d ton *' ’ ' • hutul t pi es i de nt , and the piddle may •d to la* j u*t and f a i r Tam ^* : |a I n n ' t plain t r a m p - hut rather men .*. la * ■i* not of w ork in the nort h l i',i ‘ ,*o i ■ 1 lh.il I la* v it li a - 1 i*. ■ . ■: t , ' f ■ t ’ i * m ” ,jl n I* |i 0 ni.i ' 111 ' ' a t " ' i. i e 1 ’ r i i i*i- t,*ri ' "On, r t ||, , .) | t|j,. une mpl o ye d to !I ,' i n t e n t behi nd it. and i*i little nr im t r o ub l e . ■■■ ■ i* * " r e v e i ) line to s e t t l e wi th its own ■ employs It knows t h e i r c ondi t i ons J •«»»«! i t ' own If i n j u s t i c e he done, or ■ 11,1 a R i i e n e i i t is i mpos s i bl e, t he n a n . a Mill w h e n Mien of eiluentloll and re t Ml* c !.* n o l i nit* who had III i'll Used to v 1 *' ivdito »/- ! oot all • 1 t ' l •m 111. .1i' i VT t i that art v* r> .Hid { u .. »it thmn i •|*i*4 in 1 N cl II ■ ' i 1ii *M ji .1 l/i‘ i- i r- i r .VI*. ,tv ‘'nntiunal tu v. h at would happe n 1" them, S o m e fhe Hi1 **i hoard Hotir'l mus must t he hi* ■ f t hose w ho appl ied fur tile j a n i t o r ’ s ' tlt:!t‘ t —I* v ! Hml- mII tiie au th ority *n I h o r s i l a y ............ m J r e s pect ed. ■ ii;Ri uliil J i ' S ' l V.' l11' 1 ' j ' " I . • v* i > •lr, tloll day III ol*l* i tliat tile u i ’ i !* may know what (to I and. d a t e - -l and fni .it.it what i la*v inti n.| t.i a i **n I -li. i! my t> p > , : * * tl;, Ri *a I 1,1 111111 Ini' hut dtt!i iffi r n tin* I " litic.it Ion i *i *j |.r mi i i ' . y 'in ra i.fi in i* I ................. V (I k ir e x p e n s e s h e r e onl y t w o t h o r n y Inis hern too o f t e n f l ou t e d in T h e s e tiH’ti said t h a t 1lie T —t I > l*-*th manriRers and men. t he i r 1•.i. l I he He ral d ha s ulw a w In n t he i r - m a l l s uppl y of c a s h I his - ik for eoiiRresr* whi ch f i. l i n e d p.ildu incetinRs id ail k ! 11jl' . s h* U111 la* . xhai i s t ed t h e y wmfld he "holllil U .iMiijcijd to p r o mp t l y. Let .t all t i m e s Wi f a v o r puhlir meet " u p nirninst it and did n o t know d " t o ' Is known ^hat the d ec i s i o ns o f *h **j . ■I *• * tu k .*■■■■■■■ Tal kiti R to s o m e of t h / a p p l i c a n t s . "I' I' U'I 'h.aild in* t a ke n to t h e ra i lr oa d ■ » is .............. arc*. It well „ ,|t.velopcd t h a t m a n y hud c o m e to I’oard. whi ch should ha v e the* * ■ peopl e to know why they a r e ^ i v t e r s b u r R wi t h money cnoURh power to m f o r c e its deci sion. I ts nil- ■ U'loT. Oil e! Itip II N in* wo * Imti . i * k ; .1till 'e h n >» p*i *1 Ifen'lilo.ill *i In I n fiffc * t-3 i i Mei posrt tor i n t c i - w en* voiiitR o li wli*. had 1 Him to S t I ’e t e l s t m i R pend t i e wi nt e r and had to find i.itli'ti i t tin w i-lies o f tin v o i d ' in *rk IIT oflItT t». live All were ill ill* the prim ary v id im u s about the only ! il need o f work t> .1 'nip >*l ■ jf iFederation c u c i au u ii ui yt UII1CI1 S j: i/uum County of Women’; Clubs m ints" 11 was an ahauril pr o pos i t i o n ■ to himl all rnilromU anil all wnf ki fr s 1 ■ MuitI*; A m u w t s t u n s j u b s . all over this hroiiil larnl to one h a n l m nnd fast airreemeiit A si ale of w a n J e« which impht In* e a s y f o r one pros- ■ \ St . P e t e r s b u r g b us i nes s man re cvitlly ad ve r t i se d for a j a n i t o r , t h e ] p e r n u s rai lroad to pay mi ph t m e a n . a pl ace to pay JO a week. l i e w a s ‘ hi mkni pt s y for a weak npii atrU|f|flinn a s wa mpe d h> a pp l i c a n t s . Men of all rnilreml What is a “ l i v i n * ’ w a g e " in * attes and many posi ti ons in life ap- " ,11' loi.i.iiv mi nht he e n t i r e l y made* ■ plied for the pl an* T h e r e mu s t h a W m iio.ifi. r. T h e onl y f a i r way m Ra ip i -n tu i' o f mono nt a n the amend Au t omob i l e tourist*, repiirt s oc i nR working' no nt Hi. t.Mi* * .11*t 11 O' I" Il h>i a.any men w a l k ni R . a i i d heatui R t he i r inf* r*l ith'l • no heller wav has Vet — B One Vimse for i oHRintulation is the votiliR #at*d what they a re viitlliR for t he y l' o l<- tin* polls i,, l' 1 '**ik . i l n o n t ; tin* y t i i mj f 1 * *1 iivilirntion that I •f,*|i - 1hi Meti'k t ! j ' * II o **■ 1 li 1■> i IIII) ]' f z destructive j <*-• ",*■ .................. . ■ EHIIKII T H E AS nULI ATKU PICKS* Th» A■•cu-lict eel P res s la exclusively •nt l ll nl la the use for re|>util1c*llon of nil news .llepniches credited to It or not ultier«*la*> credited In thla paper and nlao Die local new,** pul/lleliod hereinI , * • All rlklit* of r e ■putillewtlon of epect-yl S • dUpi.lcJ.c_x herein nre iclso reserved -j— -• 1 ■ --------- -----.-----------------------------------------—. : ImrbnroU* nnd FROM OTHER E i„-..j. SANCTUMS “ *.) In tIn* 111<it-it ilny* of (* 11*1*11 ami A 4 « c r l t l l l ( H a i r * Made Kuoren Home tin* -open forum fir^t came into . Appllra 11An U W I D S H I P P ____Circulation K a u p r hi mg atnl for many y ear* while those countries were in the glories of their P h o n r I 3 M V a f t e r S p. m. RatoerlpHaa PHrr I . A d i . a r , v' ,irltl I’u' v,-r all «»'*■ >’>* .|W*ti.»Hh of I the ahroRiitnm of the M* A. K K K L __ f ifn rr*l l l a n a j n I’koacr I AH up tu flmO 1*. >1. mi!0 i - than s t r i k e f o r settliriR l abor d i spu t e s v v l l L * be devised It is u r e pr o a c h to our men who matters t h e n own s ympt o m for Ki­ ■'lat j m i fcateifciteifca. t e j u a m m " " k" " s” k i *i ' nr* very* o f t e n tin* very ,irc i h-o* and penurious in 1 < r t :«i * ;ng 1" thi- vvclfaie of .'•.iiiinunit \ I hi*. i- the first tlf? i **ii 111It* in t* limn look * rablU tird r \ riy a f l r m s o n f id r p t Non t e r ■! <kf I l m K Ball4Ung, 1M M lfu o lU A t f , rii. L-« /S~ ’ : 11! T H E S A N F O R t) O A l t V ( f E R A L D . T H IH R SD A Y , We will allow you S I .*H»<>n tlu* puiv;.. • of a now electric iron, Tor any nM Im n y up- ( i t ’ARANTKKI) IRONS sr».(MI W D I I' ■»• 11111. 1. i ' 111n r> I h* ,i ri s ; i»■*t .iii- • 1 ii, il». f. 10.") f’a/m etto Avenue •Id 1K i1 •\ ■ii : - > * :i r i ^ . f tiij i l 1 I f I' ■lad ff t M• I'ecnim* I I *1 D I'- I I lf|*.> I Ml - I 111*. L T i . u ; 11i;i i m : x* / i i It There I.' Ill way S an upell season f••r k elThey a le alwliy- ti ud> t InDs i T . »<UfM li). ie w uti !, •' ahVi*‘ ri w r > |. t hn \i‘ t tlx Mimnn t II « l. r m J u - 1 1 A Hu I: ■ref } j r ti - i ft) P , if/ $ ' ■ .i , J | ' | f *|J4Y i ■ f y,\ k t ♦ i c-J-Tiinf kv' f i i .. 1 > r. u i t f f ! st i i ki Rave all pal I ii a , I s ar e r c onc ept i on af 1 li r, fled ’ In t will, riRMid to tlo nth, i |.it!.i fillies to the D L A N T C I T Y , O. t. 10. T w o H o On the ot hei hand, if a ma n is such th>*!s sc*[wirated when one was an in give ear to fa ,,|t met here this week when Y u lo r a .simpleton t h a t ‘s tra n g e rs he M itchell, of iWnycroBs, Tin., cam e lo the slick s t o r i e s o fflu re n t In T:n*t, at this writ till*, the si, called plivate sale mark c - at* lakuiR Iryu at a hiRher ceil til I* r tl it is IceiriR fieep,* offered flout f ' *d in <J T i, and in a few in stances a- high as f * ‘Mi fm e\ci*p t o , nal Rlad •« and un*** There is no indtclion at this time that shipment durirrR tins week will In* any lighter than those of last week Plant t ity to -visit U m ar MitchelL H u last tim e \'ii tin saw ( li m n . t inmi was so small that Victor used to iMium him on his k iic T to keep him K-mriiilii i ainu'i'il Umar ' ,j„| m'lt V ic to r nt all. • \ ii tor found Umar to a strappin g lb K|\ flatter weighting Dili putt tub ,,f the . t a r memliers of the | 1 I i\ ||i,*i: ' h"ol f"*’tb.i1l , v■Ji .1 \i K SI IN'N 11 L K , u, l |t* I’H h*i*ab*,in d Nil I on P. .ul wav taking mi le of the tin team* Intel eM of I* lor ole,-ills in football has announced that week end rules for the principal games' scheduled in Jackson ville this fall will ,1(. Rrtinlrtl. \x |h believed to In* the i nine with a widespread -I lik e , ami reports have been received th at o r ­ alonihoiR the plain lessons th at came anges have at rived and upon e x a m in a ­ with it. That they profited by these tion fnunfl to be sour and for this ' " ls ' l’f " v , d by tin* words o f \\ . Tt>n^,m rejected. iThere every rea ti,' Lee, othl iih t l ih hucal ' ' Y pre sident o f the Iii o i . hi „„„ tu |„.|U.Y,. ,|mt lf shipm ents could ' K4' lwa>’ m i n n i c . He sm.l m*e«»i-i h frc«,,fj„cU to th e f » r a o n Bro«*n v«rVo goVel nnn-nt liincllt wnolil would per per u.(y . which is the only variety thnt ' " -'sane 1" " k'ovei any faction or class to parulze 1,1 “ n> "r ‘ •** I’and/.e ran la* depended ii|*on ns a rule at thisXh(' *rnw p».rt«tiw . o f the country, a n d . , „ llp |,e sweet thnt the market the muon li t . who arc* w„ tl|,| j,, ., fjrm position, hnd, if Ill" ' 1,1 1,11 miH*'r ‘t> I lo se m e ,B1|y vva-II colored fruit were sent for " < " < K and proof lh at ( wtlnl( thnt pHces could be m ain tain e d ; railrond men see that there are Ht the present level for lieat fruit. greater mt, rests than their own to Reports are being received from I ,a v fed hefori* i lllbog a strike ninny markets that ornnges are not 1 I ■ at, 't i c, ogit I! a ,e * I I lo* Intel ki e|,ii*g well and this •' one of the * - 1 i t Mo O u t , I a v ti a It I In C* ,v fa* I,**' that w, have to contend with ■1 1 im 1.1 io a; > 11 iki 11 I a - rights at the present lino* Ste h fruit, how 1 Im h 11 an i"od t ho-i "1 t h owners i' piomptly rejerted and sold on and w inkers, and il is its boundrn Rs merit, while sound, fully matured. duty*.to piotect Chose rights. M hen, or well colored fruit is promptly accepted 'L ’* f “ ‘L in its duty in this respect, and finds a ready sa le .—T h e Florida «'** W'II have a government that will r.rower i n tr y t h a t pl y t h e co n ififA ? ti me in the hi st o r y of the s t a t e not " h e n t h a t uleti becomes — ------------------------ 1 ( t h a t a rai lrond h a s reduced f a r e s f o r ! t h o r o u g h l y i mbedded in the minds o f j Thi s is a lug d a y a t t h e Co u n t r y be c o n f i d e n c e « mi s p o r t i n g e ve nt . ‘ In* union l eade r s s ome b e t t e r way Cl ub. •« • .* , *. S . . •. j . . . % « W id t h ■ AiDl stuji t<» r a t , iv ; i ! 11 Init money, woi’ks all the t inb and ni^ht; works for you so as you own it and ceases when you lose ownership. Rind tendency althmiRli s ome s h i p p e r s a r e showlnR a r u n n i n g at al l h a z ar d s . T h e hi Rher j j ST i’E T K I t J i H r i t C , O r l lit St . ncy to reduce t h e i r out put . and finin’ i nt e l l l Re nt of the r ai l way I'elersIwj rR will' vote I ieci*mber oth on T h e nrnnRt! s i t u a t i o n is s h o w i n g u p trai nmmi did n*»t j o i n m the s t r i ke fit a bond issue o f $ 1 , 0 4 8 , 0 0 0 fur mumsoni ewbnt b e t t er . I l es i r n b l e sized, all They had the fiweMR^it lo see ctpul iiaprovenmnt. s I’ rwjis'ts to lie well col ored [ ’a r s o n B r o w n s a r e sell t h a t it was ill r j i m d imd ill advised c a r r i ed out with the proceeds include Ill'll| ** , |1"^ AM *‘». Ml tn $r>.00, f. ®. b. i iriR IIVIIJ f r e e l y IfrI o mU v ?4.7fi nnd could mil succeed, and tJory k e p t 1 , ■ , ,,, i o n s t r u e t i o n of an indoor m o n n , , , , . , ’ f”1' tthen l,c„,l- o..ff I, is doubtl ess due l’" 1" 1 With some shippers , . . . , b e i r hands ff (t p l a y g r o u n d at a cos t o f , $*10,1)00, a n , , wTUifiR to shade this price to 51.r»0. their eotiM’i v atism that the . .tal. . .to . la,TU'l> D> addi ti on to the u.... l y i...... hospi i mit According to rumor jrrtres ns low ns strike oils finally settled as complete$ I Oil.001* .xml i in in Inn-turn o f a $10, $ 1 0 0 hnvc heen made for shipment Tv and sa tisfa cto rily a- it was They OOll h o s pi t a l fur t,rgrin**.. F i f i t y thou during the past week, hut th ere is ren ] stood in the otlttclde, »s -peiXjiloi s, .sand dcdlnrs is fm the pur c ha s e of son In believe rhat ^ti some instances wntc hinR the di morali/Jilion ami dis eight New s t reet e a r s fot the imiliun the fruit slopped will not In* pnrson j il’ti Rrutioli of huMliess that most pa! r a i l wa y s Browns hot other varieties. Several bo that At will l»e impossflih* for him to he imposed upon. This is a sub jet t that has two ,wejl J i fpied side' and both parties must .-luue tin re pciy^ihility. Th ere has hbelt a ...... I deal x,f talk and hanker- tippujg p f f and light w.ol- wlw bill* . gi l l I l*o el.i .1 [in ii f ,* iii ’ •a no leal *,t , I it i- It. I. - 1 (In tin oftier hand. M-vetul ed men amt vvoiiun from be by refusing to a Mow them ir money out and thereby ters long enough to give d el ay i n g ^ to ^ on tlu, tri(|| of 'i 'Tii may Iu* a hard money wm’ks lonu'c]'. Operates "Hi Ms val uabl e l es s ons to tin* publli the strikers and t h e nil Iri kail •Ilian* showittR R t e n ms h . Most af the mtetiou m a rk ets are not IUR>r*» It may he a uuestiofi wh e t h e r ! takiriR kindly to the greenish fruit the hi'tie f it - h a w not keen wo r t h all |*.I I' tuand prices have steadily shown a sag tin y •i*,'t. Rie.it that im I vv n Thv I I T I l l ; M U l u ; 11.1 Il11111R - • ,|S4>11 V.ll i y - 0,111 wi l l d e d n a t e Ho larRest I'll. V r •1 ci.c-' ■fl ii* v.i i d r >c t . , »r-i io t lo w, ,rld, I hi* III. 1.11. 1 ■> ■lor ny.' l.i.l* „ ,-i ' ..hi i * mils*! d hot • ho. pit* b e t ' hnvtiiR e.ipri.wu thi Hi i rt v -i\ pii* Iu i . r 1" r i hr 1- o f Ian.** n \\ 1111 o 111 h atk V -it. on Some Retierul principles ran lie safely laid down with repard to suck ers, They are either dmhonest or im­ beciles. Honest people do not uriter ui Ui Raines of ehnnre with dishonest men. Every honest man of pro|>er intelliRenee knows that when a man proposes to tip o f f some secret on a horse ra* c, a ball Runic or the hoard i f trade operations he is proposuiR to till soinethltlR dishonest whereby he may p ro fit; and the man who is willjiir to - h a i l with him in that profit thereby becomes a unity to the dis­ honest y. MONEY WORKS i‘d * i i r o v e r the line i- t i l ’d. ITic ihinl-iiiR t oil o il iism - ,ivv Hint they w , n I,, * He •.• I , par j he vi a te rf runt ha- lieefl sells tei| fot ( onf ilium e iiii *ii . Ilk. i let ’ ('ll lies til the - t r i t e Tin y -aw Hud the t Hi in tv (iitrlnnR Rnnind and uuik fl-lie r i n m . knew til. -S*■i1Si . 11 1»*i MU k jiuliln which is tli« Rovecnmetit in men are lay mR out forty eiRlit iaues «*rs iu e a c h l oeulity and tjiey are riRht this t ilinlry, had a »ery vital inter with exportation Hint they wil he on the Rround wi t h the l at e s t st yl e o f e s t ' m the regu lar runnuiR of theready for use by Noveinkn’r 1st. a r t file ini bai t . tram s, and wiui In m id to keep them m FIliirntii ■li'Ml al.|, • U *f, * 1 ♦ i■.*' if •it. r • r .1 1 • 11. p kill tl i il* m .1 ini f"l fruit !I ■id i i **t T i l K S E A S O N l o l l S ( t IxEIIS i i-r-i ^; iui f. ..ini Ml.lt i in Lr CUIl u !.* , Me t, . V* •1*1il\ 11 f hr !.'l 1g! .T , Ul. pr . , i . “ f . »f: ! ., »..,*• 1, ■I 1 ( f'i?i ' “ V'1Mil" A1, | Il| i *1 1 'i* i in * 1' " 1 \! ■ .f ' It f* n ’ ; | i ; ' f j1 * f •i I li!|' |*lin l l r .ni in ‘ Fill f, * t — •I., lu ll/ . i»n I v . That is, your money works this if you maintain a thrift count with the- PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD Sanford, Florida O ne M ore Reason W H Y YOU SH O ULD SEND US V0UK C LEA N IN G AND DYEING " 1 nre l,rcl]dred lo handle your work, large »r small, rain or shine. Everything i> han- * ‘^l ^ Biosl sanitary way. , l‘d lo visit our plant any time. it You are invll- YVe Thank You’ Sanford Steam Pressery C L FA N FK S STEA M DYEING ^ 317 E. F irst I»hone 561 �! *i ■ T . .J-rsM m - - - - a I T H E S A N F O R D D A I L Y H E R A L D . T H l R S D A Y , O C T O H E R R 19. 1922 NKWS I’ FtINT D I 8 P U S S I 0 N I I R F O R E I’ U H F.ISIIH its PAGE PI I I S i ll ll l . 'S W Vlt MKMDItl M. \ I S K F I I, H IGH W AY I relay |ri>'Viuu.- wills jh e children*' t.lf \PK GROW Klt.S TO M E E T poets, special *ttrs» being given Riley Illy Tb<* A u o f U I r t P r r u I ;»s it, tot,, i is this jie e l ' lurlh month The Florida drape Growers" A SCO* . " r i l l C A d O , Oct. 17.— Questions per I I l j T b r \a»nrlnfetl 'rrm I t"V' ds \\er* to* -ent upon both i tat tor. will hold it* meeting at EudITT SH I i t f < h t l Put -dun g tn ,-rit to the publishing profession ill t .1 t, ■ Ii* on the Ir,tI. of November, 1922; ft, iSlly d c h at i'll $ 2 . 2 (H),mm v ,j] be discussed by national author Mi I* I I it* u-h i f Sanford i "livening at 1<) a m ml to it. .'if,ar daughter* .it the meeting of the Inland II ,t I* I I ' . |.|, ^ I,: 1; file Miit> importatil in a t t i t s will cOCDO i ■> i ri Me \V 1111, War IX P r e s s Association, to ire held * Daily f'-rm < i., Iwmured l i i l i . i i ' , this gift vi|> for settlement, such as standard­ nu inorui -- a mum, tpul nigh 1 •<»in J o n , \rluiid at Haiimua U a* ’ • ■viny /mil tomorrow, OeU>l>er i.T droves, Flotilla to Samuel il.’ed Thi Houlevurd of tire Al- wn* \ tv mucii appreciate,! Ntnd th" ized .hipping packages, co operttUv* <o .1 l>), Newcomer. Puntnnvlllo, .Midi. I' extends from the business to *, Inh>1 a* a w hole extend many thanks community organizations for m arketMis. Florence Riddick Hoys, of IJoar S a m ; A wedding that can® a* a surprise ng grapes, reduction of tueniberahip i h Oakland district, approximately Plymouth, lnd., who has made a to her many friends her, wa- that of fee* to popular rates and s u b je c t ! o f Your teller Is very welcomg. Tho nows (lint you have do, tiled io heroins t a ., mile* > national reputation for editing a Mi*\rinc May Hinton wit" married •■iipu ,bate interest to growers in thfl M h, n . it v ffiriuls d -i u-*ci ! idea* \\<rrmin's page for newspapers and a membor of the local association where jo u r c im ,- i- io>aic,| and time io market yuur fruit through ttio Florida Citrus K v ,!n i : m , k In fact, this m eeting pro­ Mt I rank Joitsun at da. ksonville, vineyard ,’s me (eel good '■■I1 i 'Uitabl nieiiioria!, public opin v 1.1 lin> been railed to Washingtonmises to be of such grent importnne® .Monday morning Thi* bride i.» th,l am inclined to rejoice both for your own sake end tor the sake of the t"H was nci opted as fa v o r i n g a getter t assist one of the political parties that nr, grower can nfford to miss I t pretty and attractive daughter ,,f Mrs >ui* appr opr iati on for any monument ii iiij-rting the publicity for women organization. 1 know Hits will tie a very good thing tor vou; and I am glad A t; Purdon, of tin. place The ami lien, e Ibis urgency. now to tie sure that your fruit Is not going m vvhnli might per f or m valuable public out thro igh n me other chnnn-'l f-ter* w ill-speak on n non-politieal where It will compete with mine In tho market tu^tLe detriment of the price scrviie afid 1 1 1 this way per pet uat e groom i* a prosperous young man of of both. sulrjei I. Every lioat to Sanford brings US tin effort of Pittsbu rg's service n^ti Jacksonville. Many friends extend Charles I. S tew art, publisher of the congratulation* t>. the happy young Iri>,h supplies of stock of paints, V *tami women. Vou tiro not vgfy complimentary; but 1 upprect it. yotir honesty nil tho 1 . vfngton, Ky., Herald and president ,-nuple nishes and stains of which vve cany At the tipie the city faced a serious more. When I had finished reading tho first half of vour letter to the effect „■ the Southern Newspaper Publish , Mr ami Mrs .1 F Smder . f < hut Die largest stock in South Florida, \ tremendous amount o ' you had decided to bocome one of us. I was shaking hand with rnysulf and protilrm , r- association, will address the uotn. w,rc gu.-.t* "f friendhei Wed Vou can always depend on g e ttin g th* receiving congratulations from the same source sn be visible effects of my automobile traffic between resident­ in,, ting and take a prominent part in ability as a Iflllor writer Then, nesdny. 0 . best in all lines vve enrry ns wo K t f : y ial section and the business district ___ in tho latter part of vour letter, you knocked the news print m arket nvrturia in In our^ line lin« and ««<l 1-— —— —^--A discussion the props right out from under mo. When you any Prof and Mrs. Jaco bs. Mrs W. T experts know what “ * you havo huou most vves , umpell il to use a single houle . , i- , is reported by E . I*. Adler, ' “ Dsely influoncod in your decision by talks >ou had Moulding and Clark Mann «tfended ;' r* ‘ » 9 i n * njiogt when vve talk p a i n t with fruli jobbers In va til ‘ , n ,„ ,.,,nirnitteo having L’talcago. Detroit and Clovolnrtd, while on your trip. you-make me feel pood KM lie fvim-rni of M u* Mn>* Tong ai'»Md w t .11 p a p e r — Sanford P ain t ItlULMi; domaodfor a second a rt chairman o to gnow that tho Florida Citrus Exchange stands so ‘wot! but ^ ’ti likewise Wall Paper Store, Welakn Hlock, H. •rttavel punctuated liy hundreds < huluotn, Thursday afternoon that work chnUf®* _ -----. - In d icate'th at tho correspondence courso 1 furnisbe.l you on tho su bject of K S. Kellog, of the News Mr J . M. Hell is lonfirted to iiis Halverson. Fri.-Mon.-Wed. of a,-cideiit minor and f a t a l - caused l rmt mnrkotlng fruit was perhaps not of si^h groat value as I thought Pi rv ice Rureau, Now, York City, also home by illness. _____ ___________ the , ity council to decide upon the j» s-heduled to speak on the print, However, I atill shall claim credit, for It could have i,,-,-u nothing but my l.oiib \at ii memorial. Mi«* Rena NJsnit hu* i, bad attack ^ Househobl goods? Moving them i® the m anufacturers letters which spurred you on to make this trip of investigation; and I a m situation from The highway, built chiefly of c o n ­ of sore eyes a science with u s — Q U IC K SER­ going to help you complete the transaction. vi. % vpoint. L' T Wynne and daughter, Mis* YK'K T R A N S F E R . crete. is in feet wide Construction Roberta Wynne a te convnlesent aft Enclosed Is ail application blank for membership in the St J o h n ’s Citrus 1,,,k; " n in * 1 “ ‘ 11 T h r .-F r i.- S a t- tf e ■■l.ii I T S H E A R D " TO R E - . Orowors Association; anif. I itavo had you recommended for membership by >'ig at (Iran i street and Second avenue er a week's illness. P l a c e " h e f a s e y e h h o w s ? " Old Man Hrown, who la ono of tho head men in'tho association Little (Tnrence and F ran k Swag* That p r a c ti - 1the boulevard stretches up a hill to , , — colly clnChus tho thing, for thoro la nothing difficult In Joining an Exchnngo the Hluff and follows the Hlnff to A’1'' > a ' 1r ni1 I Tlr The A u s f U t r a P r r u l asaoctatldn. All yon ncod to become a member, antk^to slay a member, Is. as Forbes street and ( raft Avenue. An Dengue fever. U \SH ING TQ N, Oct. 18.— Instead Dr. Ross guys, "Ha to conduct yourself that otliurs may vvWk with you" T h e m i-xUnsiv,- system «vf retainin g wall Horn to Mr. and Mrs .1 M Oglesly, la no Initiation fen; there are no duoH. Tho actual cvYu of the operations of tin “bee’s eyebrow s" o r the “ liz jr . Saturday, Oct. 14th, a boy construction was necessary. zsrd's knees," it threatens to he Ihc Involved In hnndllng your own4rult, which are deducted ffoni y o u r remittances, Horn to Mr and Mt* J a m, * t on There tire no strA-t* crossing the cover everything. * ( “gent’s lipard” pretty quick. Rniilt v;»rd proper', ami officials ex in i , 11. toiler 7th, a gtrl \\ luttever all this modem argot may Ar you can noe. Lbo application Is Rliiipllvlly llselt Also I ■■in lose a pi ct that early morning and late aft nu..r to the rising generation, the booklet giving tho lull Chartor and By-Lnws of tin* Florida Citrus Exchange, Long distance hauling is our ’LONG* ernoi'n t i affn problems Hi the down the various Hub-excUangoa, and tho local associations. As you "111 lie su bject "g- heard" is indicated as ^n ad S U I T . " — QUICK S E R V I C E T R A N S ­ However, 1 know you will town stations, will bn easfal consider­ i vat. • fashion by no T o ss'o fficia l a to these. I udvluo roadlng this booklet carefully F E R . T h r-F ri-S n t-tfc agree with mo that In straight-forward, honest phraseology, these are sim­ ably pchliration than the Panama ('mini Lust month 112 persons were killed --------------------plicity Itself. No bonoet man or woman can fbid any reason for hesitating in in traffj.- accidents in P ittsburg and FA R M ER S — You can get seed bed , " ; " 1 “{ " rh »P«k» ■■; I . a M m ,o It e m l-nr ....... metl'H spikes, garboard strakes, and passed upon time and time again by>a» able lawyers as thorn «m In this ciuntry tin- fatality record during the summer frames and irrigation plugs at the fhip * it a 11del lores. Witness the fol bocatiMi among tho niombors of Homo of our associations ar,. som,. tho A , rap,-,I Sanford Novelty Works. 100-Lfc per i out biggest business mon In the United States Likewise there ar, several eslnlos lowing official bulletin: Smh \i item in the cargo of the of former prominent Northern fo u n d e r s which own Klorlda prove* a* M Large .shipment uf new music. ,,r M, ini- ln|> Felix Taussitf, passing thru ns these make no movo of any sort, without the appn»v„| ,lf „ >vho|, tilgtily t'iilil lawyers. — Hintcrmislcr I’ij.nu ( H. His-lft a! "tl Augus t l^th fr o m Pact tk J u s i llo same, 1 want v-u t i ^ f -ot these i tl.irtoi- .un| lu |,m • n,.| I \ t U h t n ports of the U n i t , "I f Second sheels, S' yxll. only m.-iks ut . if liungH f.•r m n t s , -If la an o i ga n u a t l o i i i lut a . tl - w w.i* IT tuiles of g o a l * beatds Letters Of A Florida Citrus Grower To His Nephew ft Apalachicola Oysters Salt Mullet • Fat Mackerel Nice Hens and Fryers Fresh.Country HprffS P, McCuBer LAKE MONROE p J.T.I27 pounds Another was I human liair -tu m p ' weigh > 1 pounds " fiishiun anuouiti es (lie re ' i.< potiipjolor. tt m , i-ss.'ii i ix Mu t e t u r n of the “ r a t " and •unis for tiie human bait but the g oa t s beards r e m a i t iv i f a bale of g o a t * beards nI'prtiximat'-ly MKI pounds how ■ it had to in- harbored thou .init i f tit'-ml'-r» Mii -m- t* an room tor trickery amt 'lnti|i d e V ' m •- ' Just the 111" a man -hoflld know j.r- t ' 1\ wliat he I doing \ ml ; l I. i n n ....... > I a ii : I- si IIP |- I an l s 0 " -r lines i all luako a btp it If f ••r ■to e \\ Ii mu..I no ,.f Mo time uluti ( oliiro-l Jones, our local orator i iiijdi'-ii and miirs.'if j ,lltl Vour t in la SIC K N E SS me change of weather during J. i j - m many colds and roughs. F .r * |in k relief from thront, chest and l ■nchint trouble, coughs, colds, at.i: use Fitley's Honey aitiLT'ar. *• 1 no opiates ingredients ■ ’ lu- vv rapper I arg. ■t si 11 ■ .III- Is ilia i n t h e VV . ' I 111 ’ I'd . and l ar is t in- m-oM pb a•tli.'ient remeily for coughs it* -I- that 1 ever saw," writes Min loin.*, El Darn, Illinois. Sold n u i here. Adv. 1' Hoar Sam ■ Like an Old Young Man? You Kno w T h a t Wi thout Vita■oiact ami I ron Y o u Would Bo Dead? FronUed Yeast Builds' Amazing P o w e r ! Th,- man with a puncli Is tho man JIUi rti.my vtlamlnos mid much Iron Th* man of drooping energy and R»ht,v nerves la the man with few JU»r,, turn nnd mighty llulo Iron. Jr mi' ,| Yeast glivcb yo both. It In tot ■» niere intxturo o f you yeast and Iron, T l >' I ' I ' ' of 1- I III" 1 I I ' t- ill l Io G r a d . .1 mu : Mi, The F O L L O W IN G S L R V K T H A T P U R E E L D E R S P R IN G S W A T E R TO T H E IR PATRO NS at "I a io 1it "I Mi Hi I In i ,v it i il ii t d , i g, it ' ■1 11 en in i if dt i ■>■ Ii i rig DRUG S T O H K S *l( A'. Howrr's It nu mi Ilut A \ndrrson Tm o n Phnrnmry I \ |uI i i f t . ' I, i I (■•r, i sod ' . ![- • oi i • 111• t t ' tii« f ■, • t it.l\ , i l ' <i, t .’7 T in ii w i - ml ■' rr i a it is rmpa-saldc I,- i are al i uo- t 1 hiii sending your certificate of membership in the St John's Clirtis Growers Association, which, you will note, was passed upon at the last meeting by tin- way of the axsoclatlon directors, and, according to the "ndoi seotent of Mo- sei reinrv you are now a full-fledged member and thus full) affiliate, 1 " I I I , tin* F l o r ld, i 1 ’ah* M u n i ITiriis E x c ha n g e it r f Keep this i iitefully Possession i-f it Is not neii ssuri (• |M, . V. v " h i r u : I f to anvthlng but now and th- n ................... t.. Mu will 'it.|| * "11 '•■ i . ■ i l! i i , " tllio- When >" il took H t e n dcftlllt. sl' l' lot ii"U awn i Hod 11, 1 fl,l i i , , . n - - 1. . - : ; i of Fiurnlti. whi' h I am Inisttng may I" for.. I. tig I ' d o m e tli adopt | at.it,, of you and your fine title funttly If you IIvo up to your winter, and you and Etta some sand In your shoes. lo cast your lot among ns '■11 - We invite the public and all utters of ELDER SPRINGS WATER to visit the (ipring and in our method of handling its product. Why take a chance? Your eminent phytticiana claim that this water in unexcelled and ita purity makes it most beneficial for many troubles T he Eon! jK-opIo of Sanford an well n.x the W' sleth l ’mon recommend this water for bat Drieft. t all jihone .’ill and have a bottle of this water sent you and protect vour health. on I ■Il-:, Il .1 M o t t? Lo* \ 1i f itI ■ I lo- grumiii.il h I " I ! ' i "■•m I'iii v r a n a i H'ig» am Cleanliness is next to Godliness Ma t i * I " ha w ■Ml. |! ,| 1 , Hotel Seminole Hotel i■ tinb,oi|.\.,id a lid .t r , a i 1\ " f fi*'i 1'i . 11 1 \ i F i - f oi l . • I Hell Caf e Seminole t ’nfc Wei ilk a It,-si nor unt \ aldrz Hotel Montr/unin ni* m little entertainment Friday after threats and knock off for a couple of months next noun to , i-leliriiti- ('iduniluis Day \u and tho kids spend the time down here and Ret attractive h u b playlet in kiepin-r I don't butte ye It will take much ft) persuade you '.th e,I The Willi t lie "■ n.-imi was i > iti, ■I th. ■i " Pit i no dial • Wo liuvo tho flnoHi country . ti th*- fit... of ijii.x gr.-.-„ . ,u t h \\> d.m t Dnv«» to p m v I i . «.■ admit It. Alt we »w.-.| |„ ,-nai,|, t;lK(, , )1)r , , (i at the h'-inl ,,f tho nuikx Is mure good pco[ I. Ilk.- m u ,m,| m „ r folks In few yours that grot.- of yours Is going to Im w. rll, mor.- ntim.w t h i n .-'.'■ hnrilvv aro R i " f In fl'-ni' nv lllo, that you ilnuk s,, mu, |, ,,f V|s., m, , ,„'i ymir folk-* will lm,| Mini i.-ar round living h. r, l„ . . r t i i l n h dfligKir'iil com pit rod with y a t round living moat anyvxht-n- .-I*-*t hnvv trav.-i,.,| ,n ovxir the t ’ nltfd St a l es , nnd ov.ir fotirl.-on m, mtl. -s |n Ar ka n s a s ami | 1 know Incidentally, your old should llku to ho able to rpinllfylng to curry forward In a way compensate me to up my responsibilities. K 0 11t of RESTAURANTS - HO I K I.S - t,‘ ,. - him * and ( l i n k - a n i i i t t i u g t h n - u p h tit" woods in every di r ect i on, some go Mi-laid delivered, loc per Weiyk. Do You Feel rv Fr o m J o n a s Vilaad at U.imim i k I'l I . g l , ssi ng ,1 • w i l l a . Oil M la i \ tiroves Florida to Satum I |ii i t i d. Imt |la di t ■mi I s s u, i tin- heavy Newi oilier, lieiitonvtlb: Mich \ r II Kit ( Fl A M . ITS ( U S E I J i iN VS rv f Uni . f e l l I I till tin fashion designers arc ' il-e w tuskers for otn- of tin1 ' •r modes "I Utlew tl II l i j ' t liy tf-i n-. A I- r i v e t i: • <■ ' \Vi m.iti w.ltluuit u . r Man Wmdd II" a S a v a g e 1' T h i s was ail ncli i ti l " * • 1■t o ! r I i w i > ,x till III" xi| b p'■ t nil el > bill alter the liu',| J | , j„ | a , out l.e hail lii explain !■' it'd gal lon* from the W o m a n s (Tub and the l.ailo Aid Hoi w ties and llo-v kept him luisv i xpllillltltig for qtlti. a while f o r Mi Inst tied print* r had i|iloted the Cnluliel'K wotdil as " Wo ma n, \\ 11llOll I. H> Man. W. uli lie it ' i vagi' U IM) I"- •t love lo | Ua ■z. .Klc per 1.000, while they Inst, nl Herald office. if Elder Springs W ater C o. SA NFORD N L A , FLORIDA T O B A C C O • undo is gutting' no younger an tluiu passes | foci that nomo of my own Mood relations w„r*. the things I have brought along thus far It would an oxtont for having no children of my own to ink,- I tinw not lilntod at this before; but believe It Is Just as well ibut vou now understand how I feel. That Is ono reason why I wag so bent on having t you start ofr j-lght, and have the find fruit from your grove go through tho Florida Citrus Exchange. Michigan is n grand old state, a i d I loro It; hut nftor a quarter of n ten tury here I love Florida rnoro Ixiving Florida us I do. I aru hound to use my bent effortH always In behalf of the Florida Citrus Exchange For could’ J you Bee things as I do. you would know that the Florida Citrus Exchange j baa done more for Florida than any other Institution In the state Not only that, hut IbuuiHt continue lo ho Ihe hlg factor In tho progress and development of tlio s t a t e , . The future of Florida’s citrus Industry and tljo future of Florida are Inseparable; and the future of our citrus Industry rests upon the Florida Citrus Exchange. I nm not very strong on giving advice, us a usual thing, in a way I am somewhat like Old Doc Towner, io whom I went to school In Dorhrldgo Town ship, when 1 was a boy. I remember one Friday afternoon when Just before j school cldscd ho skid to us: "Hoys, 1 supposo you know thoro is n horse race ' at tho fair grounds tomorrow afternoon. You must not go u m [j >•„„ tj tl jjx, you must not bet on tho races Hut If you *do hot, bo buro to put Vour money on Abercrombie's mare." "Him N m e< P aiN rt4 P lstf 0*1 S,F’ r ' , ‘» w e r'fro s i'iro » ? s r4 “v»as't 1 > u V e . M D °n'* e<L whiCu Is a subr*«o» V 1. by T h is gives back, lu , th® body, m aterials you Fzv* i v '• nn‘* which you used to to 1,011 w*re rom ping around ••In* o Iconised Y east con•<l ,h|" reason. N ature's g re a t• Cr " f brain, nerve and tissue Xiui* v ■ alvep- you power plus, •lire .. " o e s (l In hal f the usual i.,.» " " mat t er how old you nro W'Jt " u " “ a get a young man’s t ii.i,' '' n v u n e,m an 's vitamlnes; vvtunx iron, and a young th.. ' "anilnTs, T hese two things fc“i*iari ,v n" liuman stren gth , •err,.,. 1 bartn. T hey mean to you, Ii 0fi|v "n,'*al and business., There * “ri,ir i>>ne Irbnised Y east Hn thft t-wjro , l' urc ,h a t Y0 « B 't it. and dDiB M ,',r su bstitu tes. Sold at all “ * JLOO a package. E ach U M ,,*?. c°nta|n« <o tablets, each * * * £ They never lose <**, M Cd by Irnntted Y east i th»t co An,ai Da. n e t the “punch’* \ Comi» from IronU ed Y e a s t! A . . . -ivtii tki -uvrj Jane, lAt tarfy firgmiti t'lanltti rs* joytJ jhtm uhM i at tht I have no ambition to influence you and Etta to corno (Town here anil take over my responsibilities; but in tho event you should decide to do so, I bollove it would bo a profitable thing for you, and I feel sure (hat each ! and all of you would enjoy mightily living here In Florida. ’ la m t ' t f brush, " T o this day; no other climate nor soil has produced tobacco of Virginia’s mildness and natural purity of flavor. Evon If, as long as I last out, you have to put up with my company nnd On tho bosfa that the good die young. I believe Deacon Walker would hazard tho guess that I inn diu,' to live to he about one hundred and twenty before ! lay down my burden. However, you must not lot that dlt. courage you unduly. companionship. Love and best wishes to E^ta, the youngsters, and yourself forward to seeing you now before sb very long Your Uncle. Far S ifaY tthi T lrjin ia tebacca it th* bait. I um looking JONAH T h e s ^ letters constitute the sixth and concluding installment / • or a series- . LipcrrT be M r t t i T obacco Co. The Herald tlellvcred, 16c per week. -1. ■ % !S jinia Qgmtte Tho Herald for f irs t class Jsb work. • * . r * * , . *• * -f * Aral �•! * • f it&sun THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, OCTOBERR 1 9 ,1 9 2 ? PAGE FOUR T---------------Rsi tea R) » t« >Q PURELY PROFESSIONAL H i :. n f I CLASSIFIED ADS ** Cards of Sa n fo rd 's Reput­ able Professional Men, e.ifh of whom, In his chosen pro­ fession the Herald recom­ mends to the people. F L O R ID A ___________ .. __ n M T ci/atvt F R K D R . \V I L o U N A TTO R N EY-A T-LA W rtn t N s t ’l Hank llldg., San fo rd , Fla. Bpccial attention to exam ination of A b stracts of T i t l e . Schelle Maines LAW YER G eneral Practice in S t a t e and f e d e r a l Phones Courts O ffic e: 1 13-295-W 1- -— —* C ou rt House Glasses Designed E y e * Examined Henry McLaulin, J r ., Opt. I). Optlclnn-Optometrisi ■ F-iv i if H i y ,! i ■' U - ' f: t * .* . : <i f i t E a s t First Si reef M R UK NT —Rooms and kitchenette. " I l l — S h irle y A p artm ents opposite post iffice, upstairs. 2 8 -tfc i FOR SALEM,5ZL, »„d W A N TED 11 • "I a new railroad, 1 n,|,, m i * H ighlattde roll B y e * Examined H *d. ia v . i ii. bud f rum Garfield l-uke, . i :)o s .itioard Air I my. near • 167 i'n rto w , t <> within five miles o f Avon O P T O M E T IU S T -O E ’T IC IA N F U R s a j . i : ti ruoiii bungalow and Park, in Highland** county, and the is granted to Lake Vigu Opposite P osto ffice Sanford, H a. th ree e x tra Jots, pm c $2,S->7 50. U c I 1 !of way ,e the northern i*art of the Avon Park invite your m-pe tiun " f tins proper ty P, ( ’u iiW li, a pi.;, ■ 166 If* •vvt> t ip I ' i . iii is. )< made t l o t the ' U U di * ,a d u di !.r hauling this F O R S A L E —$700 i ash and jmuitld' i t * r , f \\***n i ’ark iiy the ARCHITECT paym ents like rent. «i!S Ion ,u\ alf t tdii . r, f* r mat n >n i i mo-it Tit*u i i i i um * uf I r o o m s and li.illi ■la F U R S A I L * 4 ypi u ■ i d* Glasses hitteil fla t tup desk .* i M sheriff l*i j, i i 1 - i .1 buth '; and I' 1* I . O R I D A > Weli lka 1- uR i ' t< 12. .All I I m t evil il'diars fca SIXTY s i II \U Id l : K \ . * . - i d' M l ar i a 1, I II !•1 BUSINESS DIRECTORY t o o i an find the name of every live Hunt ness Man iti Sanford in I hi*. Column rai ti d i “ \\ e ll I *y e 1 or ng BON TON STEAM I'HFSSKHY Kent \ McKee, Prup». C L E A N IN G , D Y E IN G , A L T E R IN G Work rnled fur and delivered Phone 4 6 1 - J ----------311 W est F i r s t 8 t. I1 “W E DELI VICK THE GOODS'’ Quick Service T ransfer Storage Facilities \ ■ S a nf i .r i l l . ! i s ’ t t- it"!-* n r- f t 11 *. |mobile an ! I i■\ i > .•t ■>*> ''U i; a n y flic p a r t s ’’ 140 tfc . , .. , FOR f>AI.E— L melody saxophone , ./ , good as new. $120 takes it, half cash, balance $10 per month. R. J . Holly. Herald O ffice 170 dtp FOR S A L E E asy terms, (30 acres, f l ow i n g well l and, 10 a c r e s rltiarvd, at r e m a r k n l d y low prtre if sold now A. P Connel l y .C Sons 1413 tTc If wr please jn u , tell others, if not, FUR KALE New five room house, tell us. I'hone 41M two and o ne-half acres and, one acre tiled, sleeping j s m h and large rooms, SANFORD every convenience.— A. P. Connolly A * Sons. 1-ifi-tfe Machine & Foundry Co j i.i i . i. i- b a a 1, -! g ft, ell m ■ ■ Sen hiHitd Id Line o f tile ■ ■ J t iii| S i ‘ ! minus ■ ■ I h- ^ i 111f n.'id ■ *--iiS i f .i b 1» j lofu P ) at ■ ■ •u •, tJ ii 11r tI om .' a*I i* Next to Princess Theatre - CO-OPERATION IN THE HOME is as necessary to m an's su cu as organization and team-wop in his business world. Open a bank account in .'-"'n wife’s naipe; let her pay iiuii-rhold expenses hy check, and :11 «■ your responsibility. First National Bank A COMMUNITY fUIILDFK l P. Ft M ISTER . 1’ fi‘nidi-nt II F U l l l t N f It l They Couldn’t Know .I. i» M.. I t. i ■ ■ til* H gh h.iml-- toad*, till** liever Ii i’ll admi tted, ■ hut it is g en erally eunceoded loenlly .. . ., , . . . . . that the .Seaboard is interested, and ■ tin* Florida C itrus Highlands taps the .''onboard m polk c o u n t.y " " T h e now road begins m Lake Gnr ■ 1 1 |,j _ mi the Seaboard (hoard near Haityjw, HatUjW, * i i f ar ns S e l . r u i g mi c ■ a ml vi 111 operate as * . .riling to t he chn la i tc r , a distant e s Y f J i '• ity seven miles lh e same charter ■ however, sp,*i ifn-ally g-ranls t h. right i>. "o p e r a te such extensions there from '' as desirable. The express right is also g ran ted “.to m erge their stock ■ (w ith any o th er railro ad s) or to eon- ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ s i ■ ■ ■ ■ g ■ ^ ■ * ■ ■ j ■ j| General Shop and Mill W ork W. HERNDON * “ I f it builds th r o u g h ,My ejty, along ■ ____________________ ,___________ , side o f the Goa*t Line, ntul turn e a s t : ■ F O R R E N T — FurnUhyd apartm ent,* tf) I j l k l , Letta> Hfiuth of the c ily, the J Bulkier 718 Oak Avenue. t7G-5tp road will tap the th ree big c r a te mills G et your o ff ic e supplies, ntationery' h ere, one o f which is owned bytho F L O R I D A and Post Cards a t the Herald office. Polk County sub-exchange and thus Back in 1818 the g reatest newspaper uf the day de­ clared th at the world had reached the limit of human e x ­ pansion. It even Went further, saying th at there weren't enough supplies in the world to support further growth of population. s ■ F O i T S A L E — H e ifer ca lf, C months of th v ' ,lrt’8t’,1,t ,,u* ine" # " oel‘" n' 0 r tj « i it m a y ho Mint the road will como old, only $20, — Gates at Crown Pa t<> the P ittsb u rg Florida packin g ­ 17G-3lp p e r Co. house m the northern p art of the city .. F O R S A L E - H o u s e of eig h t rooms, tu n i t.n5t th rou gh the northern sub817 W est F i r s t street, five bed uflv5 ^ (| then n in Bouth to Lnkc |.etta rooms kitcl\en, ‘Ijning and sittin g u|)jnjJ ,.„s t e rn side of the city, CONTRACTOR and BU ILD ER room, bath and toilet. W a te r ° k - ; i h e n e e t o ‘S c b r in g eventually. 617 Commercial S t r e e t — Sanford, I* In. tuinod from fine flowing well, su f “ j „ (|)f. la t te r case a union ifepot ficien t for all purposes nt all times, wj|j cith e r be built in the northenst thereby saving w ater rent. Sidewalk ,.rn ,.„rm .r „ f (lie . i t y or the F C. H. ■ in front of house, all p a hi for No Wlt| lnld ^ a spur to the pr.R.-iit itn t. menitiherunre ag ain st tin * property f,„ j.HHs.-ngei R hu*itie*s .A pos £ Price $5,000.00; $3,000.00 cash. I‘nl ,lWlk, siuiie arran g em e n t* with J INSURANCE AGENCY n m e in yearJy payment* of $500.00. t oast Line to use its trucks I* F I R E --------- A U T O - — — B O N D S •Address Bnygnm, core of Herald. for en try o f p assen ger trains over " I lG0-2tc; |nK, 'n,i|e . ‘ !■ Contractor and. .R O U T H B A K E R Y ■ V. C. C O IX E R , Prop. FOR R EN T One of the delights of home la tem pting, delicious meals, lerved «iih th e beat bread ■ GILLON & F R Y S. 0 . Shinholser T IIE BE ST I r ,»ri, • to ■ , )i,d>t*. G tn e ral Machine and Holler W o r k * ; j F O R S A L E — Now five room bungalow j solidate with any other company withCylinder Grinding; D cLuxe Platon s; in good location, for immediate ac- *n ° r without this slate. P. C o n - ; " T,1‘' company will have a workF ly Wheel Steel Gear R*nda; Crank tlon, J3 .2 0 0 , easy term s.— 165-tfc ,nw ag ree m en t with 4ho Kenbonrd to nelly A Sons. -Phone 62 S h a f t * Returneduse its tra ck s from I^ike Garfield to FOR SALE Straw b erry plants, $3.00 T a m p a for the TngipP,'Avon P ark s e r­ per thousand, f. o, h. L ake M ary.— vice, and this will shorten the distance F a r in a S tra w b e rry Garden, L ake to around sev en ty miles, as against M ary, F la. 172-Gtp close to 100 miles over the present E L E C T R I C A I, CONTRACTORS F O R S A L E OR T R A D E Huirk s,x' route which is via Haines City. 7 passenger, nearly new. Real b a r ­ A rr a n g e m e n ts for en terin g Avon W **tlnghouse Ligh ts and Appliances g ain N. H. G arner _____ ______ __ 173-Gtc _ Park have not been completed, nl _______ _______________________ ____ New Line of F ix tu re* FOR 3 A LE tw o nicr lots on Ninth though survey* have been made and 123 West First Street anil French avenue, Real iv.-m bargain, u iasm n , a right n u m of ui way wuy cuinmittee i*niiiiiiiiiee < o>fi the m e iu lo N. H. Garner 173-Gtc <-al cal Ixiard Imard of of trade trade is is at nt work. work. It It iR iR 173-Gtc. F O R S A L E OR T R A D E — Worm drive possible for the road to run in direct Ford truck, bargain. T e rm s. __ N,| alongside the Coast Line right of way 173 ( li e 1 '-"‘I give a union stntion in the heart H. G arn er. SANFORD N O V ELTY ; WORKS SANFORD MAID BREAD AND ROLLS raid want ads get re full In. if 9 ' 1' P . i ' k KODAK ItK \I |jt pr (13 i ti|il*S 1 .1 c. *l. I 1. d •i'lol lea, * "i I, 1. , nd -> t 1 d i■. 1 idc V t tv ed a tnf. lac. roiid, Maxwell far -.ih I fa *>. ■Jir* are lute modeii. and have been re th It! j ft f. ' ' -1 * I real, ip 1 g them ' c r y !. * ■ ■ ■ i > aide 113 tit** ICU ala !*■ |•r ,*“pect ■■ buy. r md •rut**, a t. righ tj With ea-y term .7 i ii d ' | i - - >'■ g'*’ r i K y 11 M * . i . t mi M lo-ri it lollies to S K K V M 'K , WC Vc g t) ' in aM baiL e d o f f the board, pd 1« h S I.R \ It I IK \N SFF .K . 'I’hr h'n Sat t f * ;ir' or Id Rsi "J ea: P H O N E 325 * i a! J, *ti ! b.'idder al' i i i m ., i , i | . i . ■m | ! ! i , , l ■' K i l l , *. I ’d - i;i\>■ ipin* ’ ! i > i \ ■1.. re Ad'. F D R U G G IS T i 1■. i i' '■ i :f I da P R E SC R IP T IO N ur o f f i c e s up p l i es , s t at i one ry Cards a t the He r a l d of f i c e . , ' I, i I: irtci f. SOAPS! R . it " i•! * •> i.iar , from <-uf f I pel Imp , ;i, in m \ , use. n ' b it tho road ‘ ! mg . " '■ - U» *| fed. n ' .r wi H i mi \ part i n f i ll - . S ui l e 1 > t j f f e i hour.Photo i"n sn F ed soon I or f u r i t u r c i f m i n i t o o i ' a i l dress House • >[ II. r lid t '* l H P Dr. U . I>. Gardiner <>n s r u r \ i n n lot .70x117. in good p u t * f ti»«n, iii .u xrbnnl anil *-tori S f n i t '“ id he pa' S p e c ia l S a le Ja p Rose Bath Soap K irk’s Hard W ater Swap :) cakes for 29cA large c a k e ,:! fur ->% . i!i!d not rdnfjd nor sit and was f«ir" ‘d !<i cry out from intense pain,' w" t e s Henry W illiam s, T a rk io , Mon 1,1,11 I in d o c t o r s said 1 had inflmti f the bladder and an operamat mu Ni'i'essary . Tried Foley Kid L'*ri iv.i arid un pr ov e d at once Te l l m I' nr, f 1 i' ' " I' n l . u i i t 1 " ' e y K n l n e y 11 " f t r .- \ v* in ELTON J . MOUGHTON - SOAPS! S K IU O U S HI. ADD Kit TIMM E L K TOM MOORE BANFORD TRY A HERALD WANT AD FOR RESULTS P K R M IT P K K P A l T H E R E X A LI. S T O R E KUY \I.TY FROM U P S T A I R S WW The A u o c U l r l l’ r « » ) FO R R E N T -F u rn ish e d bedroom and T O K I o . Oct. 19. - Instead *>f 2,000 cash kitdbennette, 30(3 Kim Ave. 172-Gtp police being ordered out to line the streets and order people from upper bnlnnci- like rent, interest in- FOR R E N T — New five room house windows whenever nn im po rtan t m e m - ! electric lights, hath, Rood loention. eluded in monthly payments, her of tin' Royal fam llyq mnkos nn [mpiiri 1007 W. F ir s t street. 175-fltp buys l-room cull am* with bath. appearance, ns has been the custom gas, und electricity, in a fine for ( CTitunes in Jn p n n , the authorities ( have decided th at the n um ber shall he .neighborhood For further inf« rm illio n a d d ress * 0 . K. c a r e P E R M A N E N T W A V JN G , Shampoo- reduced and are considering a pro o_____ f H erald . 1 7 1-f»t P jug, scnlp and fncinl tr e a tm e n t—- posai to allow the people to pny res F f l R 1' ’Q U IC K S A L E -U p rig h t piano Mr** XL Coy.' Wolnfcft A p artm ents. — ■p rrf* to Mleir Kmiwnur or E m p re ss in good condition. $100.00 cash. Ad171-Glc from np-titirs. Should a m em ber of the Ropalty decide to drive across the dress lb,v 372 or phone 196-4. 171 -fitp w i: W A N T to rech arg e and repair city. a large force o f police was order F t iR S A I F 1 j ■e r ■ , de-i! iihli . \>* ir b a tt e r ie s .■Mur s t a r t e r ,; g e n e r a d out * i feet t a r s were slopped, tr a f a !.-ti . h o t ,m i In* *1, r ’ ■" ! 'h* ■'. ** fnr and ignition repair departm ent is fa* di veil til, every person strictly .IdK-W. T a l i he: i,re eight *'tp m , b arg e of nn ex p ert.' Genuine r Hirutuu.’ i tl and upper windows o rd er­ S E V E R A L M O U S E S for snle. See i XI P E " Ituttory S e r v ic e .— RAY ed i.lo t*il. nu m a t t e r how hoi it was. T h igp in . 9 8 - t f : UROS. Phone 548, San fo rd . 172-tfc The patriotic J a p a n e s e , however, con F O R S A L E — S (inie unusually good sidors ii a grave o ffe n c e to look down F o r tpiick resu lts, try a w ant ad. lo ts 'T or building <U jpyestmeiit on hi*> Fmporor o f divine origin. \crenge, Mtrei ! o.kr f i" f i Main s t r e e t . soon t«* o ffer ! Vr. no a .,nd k I W l t \ I I K W \ P IS It l 11.1) IN (, Ltirge shipment of new music. sell at a profit to the t'Ujrrtt Set 'ROM IIAHTOW TO S T U A IP l — Hinlermister Piano Cp. lf>S-tfc or write, ( i ! F I ii - , I tki* Ma i Sanford. Fla it limn 7, Miller Mlrlf * ■I C r ! .= T, i: *i * . . ■.5. f r . I i*. ' • ? f F O R K K N T — Furnished apartm ents, and a big tract to the west of Avon Fernnld A partm e n ts, .705 Kust 1st park also " St 104-tfc ------------------------------- FOR SALK OTer Seminole County Hank he in n position to secure n p ortion , of this business, “The road taps the richest citrus development in the s ta te , touching o r' •run,,l,,K nt'!,r Pr “vtically every acre ,lf 1,111 l 0 - 015 a cres in this town ship !1B vvel! as pome north o f here ond ....... jnt0 beautiful Kroves reaching ,t U ^ w (| i a r „ und Sebring. .Be FO R K F N T C om fortable, a t t i ftotiw* i hiisjsaTii] n u f a c r e s of virgin I’hone timber nil! hr reached between here bed room, nicely ■ located. 42i). 172-Ctp UJ1(| |t,.r,,„h m the south end of Polk, fc* fct * » Attorney-at-Law ^ r-TDt CIptaHiyed Ada 5o a line. No ad taken for lees than 25c. and p o sitive!* no classified ada charged to anyone. Cash must accompany all orders. Count f i r e worda to a line and rem it accordingly. George A- DeCottes BAN F O R I) FOIt K E N T T h r e e furnished housekeeping rooms. Phone 3-18 \V. Cull Ik fori- eight umi a f t e r five. 174 dtp I t l ^ T - T w o furnished rooms, r„o™ . Kim nnd With stre e t between 10 m «im 171 i t ) Kreuch Ave. _______________ ______ ____ _ m l ? K K N T " Furnished room, also .. Storage c o m . I l l Park nve. 173-Ctp a, ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ The mind of ISIS couldn't conceive of the miracle.' th at human ingenuity would perform during the twen­ tieth century. It couldn’t imagine the wonders that would be \Vrought by new agricultural methods and modern m anufacturing genrfus. It was ignorant ot tran sp ortation as we know it, or the progressive sales methods of today. It could not see the vital part that would be played by advertising. Even today there are some who fail to realize what an im portant factoV advertising has become. Advertis­ ing is as much a p art of today's life as electricity, anti­ septic surgery or automobiles. It keeps us up-to-date on the m any things we need in order ta liv e profitable, hap­ py and useful lives. It presents for our approval articles of all kinds and for all purposes. The requirem ents of each member of the family are m et by advertised offer* of good merchandise of proved value. TTie advertisem ents save time, money and effort foi those who read theip and follow their guidance. They are p ractical guarantees of satisfaction. ■ ■ ■ DON’T ■- LA Y ASIlMi THIS READING T H E PA PER W ITHOUT A D V ERTISEM EN TS 1 Mivo 1 �fMfo -- | | t 1: w *'>T U N ; j : • i [b a s e b a l l ' fo o t - b a l l BASKET BALL TRAP SHOOTING j a m — rri ■ 1I ITlTli 0T^Tb /^^hTtv ■■ 'GROWTH OF CIIAUTAUQU\ MAY HE TOfAl. WRECK -----* -r . IF (Ilf 1. T,«^ V flMorlnfrdI'rrta) , S , T/ORM. CON.T,INUES M ontintn*«| fr*-m imwo 1) <n| ,( M |{| s. m, o<t 1:» 1 .»rn ,, nt»»r. iimt: , , ,1 m* *n»* f/f/, tt a n.n r r r - « r > *•: , 1 lurulu M» trnj ifli- \\h*» w 11 f i h>< wi f r , BOWLING TEN N IS BOXING (H A S . L. BRITT, Editor Hit’ f itiitiif! i: ir **f f hi‘ • hut a ii|ija Inst i 'ournament Starts Weather Threatening iu h ,n ii. \ . n W r k . I ' ^ % l a f . i Tit 1 l,l*', l > ' t" lt,r*‘U h -ft Hi IH I!) rj fa [j lu h ' ' ................. tlptm. I.,ha* ih< autiioii/i'il, ft ^ tu thr li.t- rrmti-n.«l I ■, «in ft o " f - « ' . d s f d d h a r d m, t h - m ft C M t H Y ShfcD n r n l 7 n n p n ft ' h’*,“ l...... 1,« ...................... -iiinild'- si. niiiin r-iu* a m ,ng l.-t, h- m.,.!. I In- [..nape's m m .I tl..- ,tn.m In U k ,!,l’ut,n*f :h* ^..uli, ;,r.l ,(i' l’«—"" r. rr,| Oh Man .■( Hi. ' G'1 1 r.11■r t>! lh.- '<a , Ii dlren. f t ft ft ft ft ft f t ft f t ft ' ''|?■■'rti. ..tun- rfLi 111. r .11 .1 ran 1 was ,( M im ..\ . in .-rit f • ■ i i n .| .-. I it. b y h !,i' I “ * f f l "f " ' ' " m"n s <11 II SHOOT M ________ _ lt II \Hin' n ..f thr M.tho |Slthrth I' «• n-a ■ >t *‘<t to.|a 1 K 'ery o n e ,Ill'll'.| .l Jllh ............................ f tttio ............................................ ,U.SK SOON M ANY E N T R IE S AND I N T E R E S T i s m c u / " " * If ’ ot't 1 nuah, and l.eum tldl.-r, an 'vns ’oonewhat routrh at thr time 1din. 111:1tinfa.Snr. r. rhatau.pia In hr*h i.niplrd with their p.-nt up "INM1..S in sunn TEN N IS TH IS A FTERN OON , till, i- n,.\| 1'Ot) Will■■11 >il ii- 1*1 l|* Vt»t - i u. iU iih' , ■no>cd »• ’ " ‘II r-t’ -SN'"in., of , ll||,,,l|lI„. "I- ■ rv, i f, , " f fh* ' i" '• -s -tidlFl! tl . , Irttrr man shows up next tl.- f.ur rh.vi th. ,|lt> DI TIlTftDO ttlr m.I ,,, , '■tnl 1enti nnoilIt,' H- ::o |" '. ■k>like Ralph Stevens will ,li,rF and «h,. ;.t, r,,r.^. that i W uLuTlUllU ' • 1 hut.ui.p; 1'I'I ’tilt lll(j , f vvns h ' Of 1. >-r l i eg - „ ,) 1 1, , Iiim-r of Ihi' cast- of shells **"’ *"•«'>' 'am ,,l y.-'ti-rditj and |ttH, . I " 1.! !■ tw......IIH Will I r lllr to \ i’ h.H il H;■'' -111 *'- am (,' :ti <ident, nh-tit, .11 i, nrdliu- to (I ’ "i j1,' p preslilrttt r c ' i d • rtf, ha•, thr Rod nml Gun Clul> for h|R*lt Fft thr fanway. 'omnwhut ha ' 1I llh,0 " ' •<■»> , illlt lull ,| ,|, Itihvrnii'iil' li. th.- *i i L i t 1 p.t .• -ant showingthe best tncrea»'l,*ftn,l“ making thr play „ |lUir in's average for the last n,,’r'' -fiffi. tiO, ;,t i,.„ mmiltlVi III 11P||I m n n m s.. , ' ’ ' r *‘ l " ,|i' 1 11 ' s pot t . I rd "til - t i e **»» hn. . w ‘i '.I . . ' . . . a i d t h r v. ssel 111 ^KVV I r n S r Y flkr,‘t lieikrtt J.I.. -niilinei n-rmlily. the siinine i '•hoi.I. *hr lii't lii.n had l«en oil duty ■d. 'cason, that is of course !'n" '-a- H■ 'tnrtme tr-.iii; thtr 111 IIIj TT JlullO I.I -r It,.,, v..„. ,.ut tTt. home r.-admt; . ,r. ..... . ... . |. haiintt tak"iph dot’s ita well on next ,TI''T''11> '*,■ i ,.t,. try i |,,i. L,t„tl!)l|^ iiiiiinri i.,l.|v hainn, Kin. 1 th. u i ' i t .1 ) ,, iii fniiii the afternoon as he dul yes *"*• I «„(, ,h„ |.t,K mi M l II \l |. A||[ |^ < \s|. , (lVmTw. / ' ' ' •' 1 ti i . | t, , . d ’ . i d . .. . - ni oil the ' ^ *h> . l « h vji-, , pai t ii i I r>! TO IJI, \|: I «•|• \|.\\" Nl K S M' ’ • »rn th. in .n' V '•*. m .l ' i|., . \ . r . ’ •hr pasL1 i*L.his ho the frtioil dot- ' "> the golf t -uin.mimt t..r T llltll |s "sintth III - lad t'- Ir.r.l , |. at l.i.i • . , •MTc ‘averagt—Fwlm |«.mU.. : 1 v Ihr sllirrk, ----------1 1 1,1 1 kf" " tli.uitih, whether it strident .n.i. tio m I. . •, ip, 1 > tt-. . .dl of the Others out ye* |u!|s i,j<,, , u...... ij( -. .,u si> allayed ,'.n T ’* I r ,l..liri i ,t. Filar! II,it.I.Ill, I ,,K. I I \ -v H e 1 ' l l . t r - u ho also made ' **■■! l,1L‘ir *»““»»> over.lire i«.|., .ill ..f th- ill . "Iifldriit , S| u Hill'."'■.■.'••ruuitnr.i \S\V!l K. 1 - r r ,|. .(, Af I —b x it . I In f * . • , ’ . i,Ji . ,* 'I • • ' ' i i t . i and railed niariiip.'d to hold thr ir nir.i hi<. .uk- ;|t( u .r:.i.mt: fnlavits Ijaii In- a a m . ,| fi..in t wo ti t t. UlllUlr H *V.m il .I.,e • Iai.. i Oaf.ni,|i,it ii,, ■! 05 I u ,} '• • •, i - a l - in U.i il. tf. . 'till plenty of opp.tr -I. i.i.h. i a , t, f-*r tlit fi■•ij ' " ' *f4J• *?!!> 11 i*ai..it)uti-ifj<lt5 fi* -#f* th< I'. -I irolfrr- .Il lie- \i,> Mill, i ihuiehtn one "dark horse" to .show e 1 IL' • nt"sinulors •hft , v, I ) . , , , is , die He. ' I I lf 1 '. par Week. k shoot the entire IDOand i1i" init i h m . ,, ' " d , i"i||-h., win, Il "t^ f . u t h tb*|( the , 1. ; ! / , ,U, , ' •’* * th* men r«ui*i 1 },,^},!, f ■ [he ifinml prize. j' -i its liiRh and «tn. r\..!l, n ......." T ; : . ; : . . ; , . ; - • - ......W ihk. ii he • U-oj r,i i jirizo, a half ease of shells \r, \ t tiei ,nt; ' Fall J.'A, fur a lo r h eR in n ers irvpeitrd i, sid t m ot, th an ■r hiffh (jun out of IDO slint*h'l'IfK SEHYl< F. IflANSKIiR. hai dt Mills did not where the ■ ' • Ir m t . , ,ip I'hty. ito contests is at present '■I...Itoday's IiiiiJ h's Were foim.l, a hunt on the -.....-........1 """ Ihr Fri Kat-tfc lit' t.uirr imf et MURDER CASE U ft " T' pe r t y Rnl ph Wl ph t li t- II out o f his f i r s t M . ' 'ole 1 at,, and wns only in time ' " i i rn. i i m > t , ’' Va,ll> l,k" M th£ '' net to hr phi vnl south, m o u t s k i r t s of \ r w IJriinswi. k. L’ " h ’.. It ....................... ' ‘Mh'- ,‘’"1 •*. nut. Whi t tint is on • o f t he , . .f -s ii.f. u || t h.il w , 1! he at ’ . . I ■\ ti. l|. f. Hit -.1 t it ll Oil followed the fll "f ,b' “'• ' hv-aot I-Mt,es kl- . r andi t nroke i time m whir It pl.iy is -o hoit The 'a id . led to the frame o f/ oJf> ir di ills, in . ryt t>y the po- 'h '■ . .n i l s is i r e o t t , 'I with to 1 "I I ill dal a l l ' ' , t ■' Imt | |hr ............ .. lie t u .. h.iiidki i ■;Tft f • one -\ . . I, lint, 1' ■r ' il •' I ' i 1 - ti. Hal . II .•• - I".I 'll "tie i u held1 " ai d. this cohtesl Will •a. ! •Oil|t ■. • until next week when tin- ......................... .................. ... "" ' '* ....... ............ II he of fir tall v dosed H " 1 ..... .. ' ” ' ’ *......... . ' .......................................... •' ''••« '• , , ..... fat Hr, a- We I Ir ported -it that tittle, ' •hitti; .t h. a. t someiMidy will. jji-t, thr I I I ' " IV1 1: III,ike the toll lotitid-. , .Innls t i it I1i »l ft r t jifnrttl "II 11' tun '"it in t Fl* I'Uin \shtfi tjiful- ■>h the *' i^Ml\ fuii' *-11 li anilt , l ' willii ihe will ,n l, , ito ihe '"I ll' s and tie filial v < ■.t >e h 'I'I'" it' Mt .•of V w |!m. ivi. k ih time , , I dark i'town . tnl,- ire also said )t.-i' t he stttoKe rl,ej i r ~ m v a y play At Will . he lithltiali'd and thr nrtv.. 1 • i w iH he distributed antonest the to have been fotitn) on the floor of U J >a . • le h .1 .i .It t hat l e a s ' , . 'hi ha I n — I lie . oil! I. ' ha r l o t t r it I - ,i . Ih* : •fI V i*|fl 11*)i .1dTlitif I. I , I l|i*! Tt'till ,i i i , ll.ii f m I«*n<h»n Ihi 7(fi *i *- f i • , \••>!** |J|f rtf 1''ll >15 1 * ,, I 1.' T i . 1ir 1,1 Ii, t i l , . ,1 ■ r ‘ . \ .ll ■* , - » ( ■,4*1' and I l , ■k •1 1 , 'll- a 11 1 •* 'i, * 1 ft' a 1-tghl , ll 11k 1a k ■ piai ' ' 5' •1* ti, ,hi * ■1 "(ill - I 1 . i, a , •-f fi "'I t" l L-il' ‘ t'H ii ' * -1*E» i *« ■f| ' I r 1 | , 1 t sb- 1 1 , ’ ' h ,’ , [ ! ■ nal . I. , . ‘ III. " ' , . f I ' i . f1t : ' ! , ! i* . cchlctl ii m«*st* U * ■at th S I - 1"*' ; f dill r(,nr ‘‘u rou " ’ * " ! this ri ii li hrat r plan f**r . \aintnivi^ J p Mrs Hair lh* l*t\,. Mi'T* ,,r tin m f i n ami VI r'r M i.i!st U hh fi vvfif m.oj* puhlh Jjj® n, -tea, Mrs Addison T. Clarke, has 1been miestioded regarding her move. . . . mein, particularly on the day on which , ht. 1)f rivt<ir ,|,e choir f sh i. was Uflk(<| wh(,th(.r sh(. ,.v,.r , J(kt.n „ I|y ry t(1 Mr# , , „ n Th)s shl. snl(i t<> hj|vr ,,ut has iid.n.tt.-.l, accord ^^ ( i ^ nuth()r|tM>s ,.lir „ ■■ ■■ ■■ ■■ ■■ 55 ■■ ■■ ■■ "■ k|(|f(i , h u r r h of St J o h n K v an j, t.|||it( l)u . ||(l>. „ „ whl,.h l hr ■ ■ Th(. .. piici'ti ims, t'.io'M,, — (package contained nothing but the ■■ , *■ vc'lment' o f the 'lam re, tor ■■ ,‘m a f 'li was moderate, very little woEk . , The H e m j j f or f j rst class job work. " i ' done dufing the iveek Work was I sta tio n e ry below cost tit the Herald fnRgnge? Wo get ’em going and /i . t' c-,/ o r - „ , „ c - c ' mt, . km. ■ ■ coming.— Q U IC K S E-RuV suspended over most o f tho peninsula ' _________________ ___ !" ~ oe mIcC-E l- T R A N S - ■ ■ F E It. T h r.-F r i-S n t -t fc * ■ t i e exception being over a small por- Too L ate to Classify * j=*ji of thn w est-rent ffl I I'ountic^t rr . . . lit (the t. |.,, R e R T — Three tm fu rn i'h e d 1WOOD ,F O R 1 S A... L E.— At $7.'>0 p<g- cord •'here some activity jwevniled t i mij iir.tx . . , . „ v „f renlanting truck. The tru c k , ' rooms, lo / e r floor .HE West did sawed and split to any measure, de. . i the th southern ttititihem *<t 170-,'ttp top has been ruined1 in ______/f ___________ ________________ v livered In Snnford. Will supply any (.vision, and much local damage re*J PO S IT IO N for young lady with high nrnnnnt and book all orders for dcljvSchool education. Apply W e s t e r n ,c r y in order received. Please write Milted from excessive rains in the c e n ­ . I7r.-tfc|plainly, a ta t c whether oak or pine or t a l ami northern divisions. Soil is -.^ . , , mixed is wanted.— F . S. Vernay, Sant--o—wet to plant seed; fortu nately. W A N TE D TO REM A store on|, . 109-lmo-p hod* available anti the work Su|lfor(i „venue Would consider R outc are r be pushed as n planting Will soot, ■" the soil 15 in good condition. I he " a r m , wet wenther was unfovoypde i f 'r citrus fruiU , tefiich is g ettin g Inrf*T than usual with some complaints ° f 'splitting.” B erries has suffered with other crops, especially on low lands. Broadly speaking, the week ■ 4 cure ford* A- uoliu Avenue i :l f ( tKK \L WORK AND SI BPLIFS D| \II I\md', I ni!t* 'Inpmi-nl of new mti'ii . ltd ( fi­ Pen insular Electric f n-W.w — -- ^ ^^ II 111 I < I n i l - I - r I ' i till 11 ( O. '■■■■■■■■■■I ■ ■ I KID \A ■ ■ ■■ 1 -‘ tnfnjl was mtjch less than in the Timken and New Departure bearings _.rl(||). p Ut,lic %£ •mnsula on th e const near Apalarht i „ , j , m-nii flouting rear axle, with axle authorities said they hud not S S -lit, wher/- it was from Hto t in c h e s ., Ithuf, s t h«t are r. ittovahle, us in ntgb 1 her explanal tort that this J * Hums weft- needed in the interior o f J p , j , r ,| <-nrs, without tearing down the , . ■ estern d.iv.isio C,rops: , Except 4 thw . n, w , 1" 1 K _ e wesU- d.ivision here the rain • hi the nt’W MfiTiuvthrr BtiiliJinu ,,n Mair. ' d ' ' >"• 1 ' at l ie H. i ,'d ■" l S III RDAY YOWELL CO. % in Uit-n-- l'!i;ill!lil> SILKS NEW FALL RATINE , ; rHy ,| I-'.tm \ s i l k t " i ( I m in ified I Hr „ WMl T i l l , , ' C o p e . Slit-i m l I ■u 2 .1 .............. 1 .. 1 Fait, \ I.iii 1tigs d a y . itnly, y a r d — . . , . ■■ cliiirn t<* mak e .puhht t hi result *»f, 5m u , . 2 ' from about Marion to Nusasu. ,>(H, y lin(, „ .B | bake,I e namel fmtsh. U . ' t ,,f tlw- Ap a l a c h i co l a Ri v er the ,, is also the only light c a r usinl. both ^ . dy a HeraldWant Ad today strong today shed . an entirely- in*w light on rtam phases of the case, the author ■■ ■ .ties s.n.i The "Mi ,f these ■ ■■ which e.a ■' . eklyyytotala ranflcd from .'I to 7 in ues uT the' new low pric hr «. ins werp especially heavy in |,l>cin l|y attract buyers. , V'* Broward, Dade, I’alm . These are new values tm a popular . . . Reach, S t . I.ucie. diminishing J priced light car. and ............... tied «p ■mewhnt in the interior of the Ever n e w of the latest price redm glades district, although much of that to f - r Overland tourings and -••rtmn is stil covered with water. The r)indstc„ . .mok's total rainfall ranged from d | Overland t> #»w the only c a r *MF inches over the northeastern com.bt.,„w $M00 that has an al steel 50 ’ •t th^tt (hi <*»-•■(- "t isonal Sunshine The percent l ie's reaction to llv- rland's new low ' Bim lim zed by the two men ■ ■ , . i te . 'who art* n»i\v nani to h a w mmjf tho ■ ■ •f Mirtsinih4. as uoinpnrro with j ,,n t^ -•••« vn) i« h u« r»t mt»* iMfn I Supt t ■■ t ' . 1 a tfiila \it I hr authoiiti* n havi* <i*‘ ■■ , .f -a ru, l i t . 11 I1I* 'li >i ;hi.1*-tt "■ *t O Hall, 'ft -.V1 A ' 1 Hi* ft* ,r! I'T '1" 1" • lie 7,HOD pounds -terlinjr, wit) l-.sl p l a i n t ' and thru m o.ie• t U D >1 - "ffll 1i- by >1 \v«•mail V ItlK.'f "I di ttw — - - - --------1 * 1 * 1 • f 1 f > in i' 1 , 1 . 1 i» . ;.i I tili V 1 * 1 , al,'d. -— ' I W I'I lil.lt Id \ 11N u t * ‘ . 1 A* ' ‘ \III—-----■ "l III", m > 1 if',; " h .d at F.R AMl I ItOP <tlMH III III ) HIM \\I I I ‘li t l*| la' .fllli 'U J , k I I• 1 -a, |\' IN I Inull) \ FOR 1III — 1 . •Inm 11 dii 1i,• .I'HiM iifn. libffl ..f ll,, I I II ENDING in HUH It 17. dJ I .. ... ,, ,, .. • f * lr f (in j.*t .Fi 11 - —-——! ■ i i a >te t. I •at •• mu t' | ■U", i 11 - ■t,. la.i•.*131"r- t, A ,i.v aa mn i1 tuture. The illrah letup, la pie, that, v-ie .[ ,,|. i had ptr- .v•,,,iif.tr !t111if *1(1 ti. r ' -e averean-et] below normal for the vetvisly stipposed,' a'l. r.lnuf to the , j; |h. t he r oom, she wa s s u p p o s ' d to ah * J * •k, the daily deficiency ranine from Seminole Overland Co., of Sanford, ■ ! ilepret-s; the last Boveral days Florida tmrh nil Of the attentm n Mm. Hall. he week were much warmer than Supporting tins is cited the pul while the re cto r’s widow wan being ■■ ■■ I•«is hi h 1c , was much hrhtw nor ma l 4 m l>< r l**th i* Iiclvncy ImMIIit m Sjilcs "I this ( at iraih ati 1 many "•Mh. c e nt r a l and sout hern d m , (, r,,s,„., 1 ,. h m e t s had jn-t l-eeti Ra i nf a l l I he week g a l e Units wai t i ng for th, l.ite-t wtltir 1M< t e a s e ' I he a v y rai ns over much of * h c , ma k i n g t he n m i e s t i m i i t ' t h e t n division cast of the S uwnne e , t u , - r l nml ' s all s lt.,.| ho.ly, t/al hak — r. most of the c e n t r a l division. ^ finish and I a n I especially in the south, where ( he | axle, a n a mo n g the e x t r e m e val tin I•*JiItV Had. ' nu.jjt n ’ 1 ' i ■ f 11 m 1 I'a !t- , ' ' •I . a. . 't ait Hit til an A r e N ow Located t 11 U|Ii 11»111J d 11,1f* d <1d\ Til ■8■I ■ait ! " i .1 'n r i ' i ' ' * ' V111 . Id 1" - flt '*t " 1 il " ' S* ■ . ■( . 1 .. ■I ■1 1 '"|K i. i i at • 1*0 1 , a etc lit limit • l l.lt 1 11 |-|V . mi l l - 'el • •O' ' I tt" dl t l . l i e ' I, •ituble a u t h o l i t l that >tk' > • •I" " 1' l .lit . t 1■> ' .. "T; nl - \ Ve, 1,1;. ifu.Ue If-* I ’rf iM !i*li i ri‘<l( I f.- j*«‘r \Yi*rk ' i‘ .1 ’fl- I. »*T!i .i,f. 1 ' 'hi. ti,,IW••* . I-Iy.%II* •r fiT'IIi- r t . .T lie ! i .1 ; watt a wholt dal I ! i\ ! h- It m at•h 11 l i . i i . i d a n . e l i e I. t ' I ' l l - ‘ r . p . o t . , | t .. h.n id.Utlflrd . . i I., -t ,<*♦ u i ,? n i • |ye m- having Im ,1 in her niulfii r , , ,I.J 1,1 4 , 1 • ,••1 iI j' d ,i ". j f a- t wo 'Hit W ILE M E E T B E C K E T T IN LONDON. DEC. 7 tik 89c $ 1 .9 8 Ladies’ Silk Hose All colors, full-fashioned Pure Thread Si|4<t Brown, Grey, Fawn, Black and White. Special, for pair $1.98 $ 1.98 ALL LINEN TABLE SETS tiOl.h' KMCKLKS Kosi*. ( lo li l, Hint’ a m i W h it** T a h ire , '-s " l, f l N a p k i n a |jn(>|l st,# to m a tc h . A ll pure F «,r I .at i i o am i M elt $4.00 -to-' $8.50 jj $13.75 and $14.75 h|l,f wf Address ’ ■Wanted" . . If it’4 a piano, call for a QUICK j ; f Sn||f(,n( (J,.r„|(1 ’’ '' S E R V I C E T R A N S F E R It i----------Thr K r i . - S a t - t f c - S * wns one o f little a ctiv ity ; a Irtng p e r - _________ im^of dry, sunshiny nml cool wVather, Second fihcclB, Hl/ iX 11, only is necessary for truckers; and e v e n ; 5 0 c p e r 1 , 0 0 0 , w h i l e I h e y l a s t , n l then fall truck will be backwnr-J. / Herald office. • and d G -iiic h o s wit It* __ ■■ . . ai ■■ «« ■ ■ ■■ ■■ ■■ K 1 m.iti V ill YOWELL CO. FRID A Y S A T l'R D A Y < ( .. ■’ i 1 1 , uk **N * .... iii ' • >* • � 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, 1922 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 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 19, 1922; <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/6d05db24c74f2a561440f75042920687.pdf 7425a0b14d84c6574b1083da58cbc415 PDF Text Text SANFORD -The City Substantial The ( itv Substantial' IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION M SANFORD. FLORIDA. FR ID W . Ot TOItl.R 20. 1M 177 M HKR MINNEAPOLIS MEN INDICTED FOR NATION-WIDE THEFTS IN BONDS OF LARGE" SI MS Millions in Ronds Were Stolon and Disposed of in Minneapolis w ja m e r in o r u t on I (IS ANGELES COLLEGE ' llRINC.S ON FIGHT Ilow Meeting Hetween Rival I ’nivcrsttlcs In in California a -core ol I.oa rtiigetes x !it« xyre injured, one po>**it>!\ tM K rnnn n f i f t y h i -t o r e M I S S I O N Kl( IN low \ Six of fort, , -!*,! i l e i l . - were suspended hele y e -t ir ,la \ fnr alleged pllferiiiir of mall- pleaded guilty be­ fore f l u t e d S' ate- • 'oinmis-ioiier t •> day and w e i, bi.i.tnl ,,\ei io federal !v. ns the result of t'urns from tine tiomtis nipt .from blows on heads mid bodies here early t o ­ rn a riot folowiiiji pajam etin o i un the c a m p u s of the south' rn rtuti d jin \ . h ,,f the UnlV ijrsity of C a h f « r \reording t" the Soutlieru i -Indent- ibex had p a th n .d fa ja m e r in o party when l i f t ' ■ , handl' d young men tom' i " ! -indent* of- a o v a l u n iv er.it > v i iti automobiles and att.i m -<! Ultil gasoline bombs, or lo g • n l e s satlirnted with go "bin .-lit fnltoWed, clubs, fi-ts, brjek-. •. mid ,,t tier w i .,p,*li! ' 'it com CAUSES ARREST SANFORD COUNTRY CLUB OPENED OFFICIALLY YESTERDAY DESPITE STORMY WEATHER ' DRIVING0 SEAS SWEEP LENAPE, PRIDE FLORIDA FRANCK THINKS NEGOTIA­ TIONS FOJt SETTLEMENT 01 p k o r l k .m s e a s i e r PETTY GRAFT MINNEAPOLIS. Oft. 20. Tui-iitv-six p e r bankers, bund salesmen and several newspaper men l>\ i be le leral yrainl jury chargiil with impluatinn wide bond thefts, the I'nited Sta't attuine; anil* The indictments weix- voted lab >i'ierda\ b\ the jury and service of warrants he^an to'daVV It is nearly a half million in stolen If i ,! • \\« r<- disposed uhs. T he bonds were alleged to have been stolen in lollar mail robbery in New York. OOober 21th. lb: five hundred thuiisand theft in < ! agi* January IS! Inler IVied WilTiihe Tom nanuMils Rut Ijjiv < row d Was Rrosont i Ih 1 lir %•*•*« littrd l*rr«al , I \|tl> . i a .lo. l',,initiating not® I ’ M r ' • »• ,n , ii„ ........ .. e r .... > H i* Via* <* i I« t t \ g tu fi, l*i \ rthu i t , i i, - ti-tn 'lilt ,1 a • • ••• ................. ■■,»• -• I i m 11*•,I I ' .i .) * . ■i i . et, - .:! >.f th>* I .!••><i <>«-.m(?>- cabinet • In l i ii n m a g ' ha- Hegland e* that a <h:«r»u» cannot fa il • iiitf i ilrlit "1 •• m.iki llegoUnUjM*' f” t settlement , •• i • *«••-1* *i* I ,i • 1 - .' la .••■.rill- i n*u-i To a •• I • ** **' ** b ril\ j | i ** i* i- upon -ked , ; a \ I ••i I tillin' i holding i through > 11 tii tion OWSLEY HEADS ’ into m ti hia io-itum of f-dower* • i inl rawided upon ELECTED TODAY M into play, Ii h Au*.,t tho Mended •i . h"u«o f lords '■•nr was •t «wift :r t K n i g h t a t mi IN CENTRAL PARK • -.ilition i . ■ Mi Itonur ■. alt heigh the­ *. • h • ••"ipelled 1 1 ••in pulilu life a - • , u -k \ venture, .i ; '•■“ i .on !• I--w • li l.fgioiinit e n- Wi ll ia m T'-ll i I . formally must •arry .IIICUS. |...t-,u XX.1 lid’l l ' IXX.I. X\ 'll I,'" x n the t arltoti i'luh m eetin g profiost 11y limit's go,id I W J Illlli k car II'' has il I h u e 'ed high and loxv for the nut" silted that time and ha- also offered a re u n n l ef f.u Its relnrn It••(•••rt • ,1 11,. . I, 1 .; forth, end the V IE W S O f S A N F O IU ) f.O I-F L I N K S — B U T NO M E R E f i t T I K E S x, - visit . t|i ng t \N t \I) f({ l \ I ft y AfllfKol N IK U E A t I MIS O f T 1I K S W I - O f M ) C O H N T I t V l V t ' U f imiinit on tho 1 0 :.*ir. o w iiii sii I W - n l ' ' » •' - 11 i : mi, eem- to lte the Concessions of O p i n i o n That Change May ' l e a n Soniethinu the kin g, it ift, rnooti " f rumor* g.ilh- I I'll? ■ among the *. .* . �H3 M Ri MRS. M lE D DAIGEIt, Society Editor Phone 217-W » * „ " ft ^1 ll ^5 I . P3 » e. *3 The committee in charge . of the Iiridgc party and L a ­ dles’ Golf Tournament wont it announced that the tour­ nament will start nt 10 o clock in the forenoon and the bridge party at 3:00 o'clock in the afternoon. •Mrs. Forrest Iaikc is chairmnn of the golf committee hnd Miss Ruba Williams of the card party. An entrance fee of fifty cents for the golf and twenty-five cents for bridge. ' . L; - C - •« S?if r ■. ^ !r. ,** r ■i ' h its in m ns H • 11 ■ . , *, o n ig h t - HINTERMISTI BUCK JONES Arid hit ruining again. a.-t A. K. Jordan of Jacksonville >is in S l i , >' for *» few days, lie is with the pa Chtirchwell Company and is here a.i looking over the locnl establishment and is well pleased with the prospects. . ---------f*x It is rc|Mrted that the gulf tournn ira merit this morning was pusponed on ■ 1account o f rain and thnt both tennis a„ I *»n«l golf this afternoon will be put “BAR NOTHING” Also a Are Now//Located in Their 2-PART COMEDY Friday and Saturday —Wesley * “Freckles” Barry in “SCHOOL DAYS.” N e w S t • i r 100 BLOCK MAGNOLIA A Y IM > New Merriwether Building P IA N O S , PH O N OGRAPH S, PLAYER RO LLS, P IA N O "Y lIN IN G - OYSTER SUPPER Saturday Night— 5:30 SH EET Ml RECORDS. “PHONOGRAITI KIP airs SAVINGS W E PA Y 4 P E R C E N T I N T E R E S T ON SAVINGS Af t NTS CIRCLE NOS. 1-3 o f th e M cth o d iH t-C h u rch . off until another date. The bridge Store bldK. next' to“sp ccrV sto re party and dinner and dance will b® •• *__________ put «»n the Country Club Ibin aftrr rmnit and flight Large shipment of new music. Co. 168-tfc THE GIRL THAT YOU MARRIED K e o p h e r y o u t h f u l — f r e t ? f r o m w«»r ry t h e h o m o o f t h e m a n wTio f a i l a t o s a v e . Thai Ht i il t i u p a n a c c o u n t f o r h e r i n t h i s s t r o n g n e v e r m is s t h a t little, r e g u l a r l y deposited. w ( ,„ . peace o f m ind. • arid Post i .,r,|. lt Omaha, Nebr., and Orlando, Florida, and are equipped at both of1'ices to make blood tests and treat acute and chronic diseases by the Fleetronic Reactions of Ahrams. ||,.r„|,| ,,ff i . i m i: i it UK VI l / l til |t| s||| | -s ,,| i t i B S ON iimi |n |t|.; (,|{<)\\ \ i■ I• ' i - i• i . Mis ' i' , t,- i da iglit el , Mi- it ’ ii M-t Iv. , I -l|di \|a "t M* l*it|V|H* , t elilii Ihl - week vv | I f e t i i l j ! \| I 1 . -u t «• y *- v'.l! •|' wh* * i d : 'I I . tint .1 it t . • f I-.. ,• h .. ,t M1 't;- In. •...........i’ll i . i Mi 1 ..I . , • , l.o.„ •i Mt i: l\• ■* \ M n|{|i s 11 \ V| I ’RI >.>!• B Y Cl I I I N i . IN N | \\ \| M 111 N | |f v . W ill II W E I INI-: PI \ N I o f f k ,e s Hi t u t •- -- II --ffn 1 -U|p| lies, stationer U IBj Tl.r _ . . . l r d I’ri i W \>HI N^fl nS'.nCiei |;i * o f ,-ver . h l i ' b e ■> o f <urn tliaf f a r m e r s : ..iji I., gtnvi nrdy ii| ltij»h.ds s t e real • ■d. e . u | i | i - I., f i g i f , . . .i mpl i e d I * 1 i .1 • 1 t.it --s I •• ji.irt mi-lit id ' V” • 1 1 ‘ I■-It II |n r, d ..) t f l l l l . 1 n A * -I * ' I fI• diff. I . ii . i he I w i-el. li|’* I.......■' ’ ml . lot- and th. .pialiit y liar ’■ ’I 1 ’ bit t.1 w.-ut |]., i nlldltli-ns ■h D . HU . . . -I, fdant d I I*. and m -7 3 C alendar Savings •■ . . Bank ■■ The Seminole County Bank STRENGTH -PROGRESS- •• * •"■•I a n i m a l p e s t * . |-.-r e v e r y htisbel Ilf •■••Ml h n r v e - l e d uioewhat nvi i util h a l f b ishi’l to I i-.o ii h a t v e s t. I • -t I ’-lil -**l- Inn P r e - s e l y lias Mi U I I *'l «M l i n j h. i l l t c " ' re it not for thu e le me n t s that h ' tl una bl e tn kT’ep tip with till- eoll yesterday fr..m Ja.ksunvdT. wile,, tend to 11-11111 . tile the kize of tilt . rop. £ : .......... " I •’ f *t’.*rgi )’ I i rv ( ' •' * • r -l.i i g l o . i M , . ll.it . y, ui „ w .................. •’ a i t 1. g r - . W' i ' ' •' 1 v • ii no * - ..... . t - l-ii-nn - - '"i v |-ii 1111 i III I • I . •' ' e . 1’ I li.it - and m u ill thi s |,,| ,if g i\ i f ’ in f il . ^1 ii e l' • ' 11 . -Il l|i> lit - *' Hie iivei.-tg , t f , ,r (I... i»,|It) >vll, I *' *i i"d wniil.l have |^t n a l ...... I,'IT t.OOll t h is"' bii-ht Is u . - i . .id ,-f ' h e -it - niiti nun l| bo -b 1 ... f’l.t -. *11•. . - *. ,*! , |,.,| -.illit a - l e a g e l.:o| t.. . i-'.t-.l I ’’ - .......... -1-1:1 • . •--W M If* < it \ l ; r i - \ n i i i ; i w > | \ I In :. I'lll t o n I p..l- t h -Wt M t ' 1 ' •• In I • t-- d< I . . an, ,|, , ^.-i ( |, I I i n \i n that It tiles,, e l e m e n t s .lid It. ■( iM.-t •t -I ' i el a | nlbel llltlovallotia tlinl Mrs i hiit.i"* it !\mlre\vs mitj-rtain- „.,l, ...................... ami c i rr i growt-rx we r e cArtnin o f 100 will imt unly .|u better work but will . r 1 ........... t’d yesterdaty at a bridge lunrln-on, .pgreenj rmultH, the torn Aerea pro l o r n it tint m a t h f a s t e r and will eti mniplimi tit.r.L- bet bon s eg i o- s t . Mrs hnhly wuultl have been g re a t1* 11dined aid. Ma na g e r t'li-limiutis tn give ins J K M , Nan -f I a l i a basMee \ ,(• -n that tin- final titiltilru mig’i not m.u \ |...f i ..i.- 11 .- I.f-i ..f >t-rx i, . It* 1..... f. . *I 1 .e. lit nt- u ,i - 1 i liil'i l-et n a latgi-r i 1111. th i ihtt - <f * but b. ha - m * • i vt-tl ,1 | at.tually hat *. e-ti-d |t wmilt) mi-nn k >t -I t lie ,1f I i f lu.nli *t-t*i . I .i giuw ... Vast and it #a* d< * -■■- d ■ I i idg- - f w ■i. h ( In-re •'•"I'b titnt tin fur m il , mild g,-t fi ,-n keep-, h i . at . .1 i 1.11g. f..r. . busy day W• It I W• t.il. 1 ' f * Ho i »•-1- In i.uw liitr-.i . 1* i . * •I Mi \ ii an.) i .(•' I ' ■ k - . | .. |. wilt. ( tie i.td.-l d). w , . .1 , . f i •in a inn)t t hi . , < ■ ■ •>.. f l uwer 1I n W• >1 It- . it • t ■.lit) fi t *> nil a* t.uw . I he largest pittelll in. lu lu , |r»11 was 1 ’ 1 • ' i l ' l .n r i v»- de nn\ tinn v •ii want diy i l eani ng, p r e s . . nrnI i r c: * i : - -■ > v '' [• ’> ? \s*A ' * I r . o .J. Ii. and T. K. Sample,* W M. D.’s, having complet­ Make a deposit here today—FOR 111 U, and ed the Abrams course • take home the last winter at ’Frisco, n .- i * i -t I luii-..biy nigh* f it tuber 2*ith there — Mintcrmister Piano wdl l.e an Open meeting III the court house to discus, tin- amendments and uthii matter-, that will come up al Mi. and Mr- .1 .1 Williams of J « , k wi i -, Bil liard I tea-. Kug*ou- Kstriilge, tin- general eleition m November. nonviI|e are spending a few days here Frederick Haiger. (Imr!c« Belts, lia r Kverylin.lv invited to attend this open at the Montezuma i v Ibnvei. Billie Thigpen, Braxton •m •-11iiir |i i» tl|, |,|(- ((f Se i m i k M ale '.gin Bi-idf-ud i " i i "dm y ll n lutiid will play and it H «; E hrm-.| of .1.0 ksonvdU- I — 1 vvd! t-e i l-i;- - oulit y get t a g e t h . , ( . a , i f . n o w h a v e among do ,,„t ,,( t„ w„ .. I It gfi IJuw *lm.| \|l - v ............. ‘ P< if. •!a\ f-. M Mrv .| || Y**-, „f Oxford. Ala, ui lived here ) "-.(inlay fur a short \isil »• i •. Mil WASHINGTON. Oct. 19. — <By' Associated Press).— Attended by dangerous shifting gale., the tropical slijrm is moving slowly north by northwestward through the Gulf of Mexico nppMiently <i nti red m t ),.. vii irntv uf I'rngi cs* Yuea t in lodav- Jm ksonville w-«. represented here yesterday by |t | t |„rg(. ♦i i Ii -A' f* ' * * 'trTr* ' ' ra HANGKROl S S IIIF T IN t. GALES ARK D l’ K IN TH E TROPICAL STORM Friday—Miss Rosamond Radford will give a recital at the High School Auditorium at 8 p. m. fcj Ml Floods this morning, trains *5* 'Ira. H ard Huntley and family yesterday, frost in South spent this afternoon in Orlando. ’ t arolinn. summer weather in Sanford, more ram, no **■-» Rail u rather fur golfing, motoring golf playing, looks like ►a ahd teiinising and washing clothe*. • cold weather will get here__ bi' Thanksgiving Cim'i tell S. O. Chase has returned from a a dang thing ulx'ut the business trip down the east coast and other points in the state. weather—don't want to know, don't care, so there All the weather reports say storms now. And our report snys a ; and cold weather and all that stuff 89. Reuil it and weep and we boys with our wool golf * * but as yet they are all wrong. Ntockingst* A nice little cold simp ju st now 5 :10 A. M., OCT. 19. 1922 would be a big thing for Oun Dollar Maximum 89 Day Sal%s next week. Here’s hoping Minimum .72 Range 71 a* it will get here. , * . --------Barometer 29.98 J H. Crenshaw and Karl Fields Rain *|.10 a j have returned front several days vis Northwest and cloudy. it to west coast, Tampa, S t. Pete, Tarpon Springs and New Port itichey. *3 S O C IA L C A L E N D A R -----Friday—-Mrk Morris Spencer will cn • tertnin at the home of Mrs. C. P. a,, Herndon in honor of Miss Plcnnor a-, Roberta n hride elect of November, from four to six o'clock. «5 LOCALS i Kor .Florida: Showers t<> night and Friday; little change in temperature. iq NOTICE * i / ■■ • fi THE WEATHER f4 If r o e k a r r a n y frlrnd a <Ullli.( , o • -I f r a n a r e Bolt** a n r n h r r r o r r o m l n f “ 11 7 ° H *>■* e a l e r l a l a l a * . n r l l J , * * ? . '* 1 , , r * * • I k l a d r p a r t m r a t , ( l i l a i drtalla, a r telephone (h r llrm. It *»,“ •• t r M i l l r a p p r e e l a t e d . ' la . H< ,*. i. J.l.lllt |||,*H of ••nt- iif almiit a, imiii,oiHt.oito bushels n ii - and at! ..| t It many need* of tinI" ' ' •> by ......... ,, ,| . i(„ , t |„w, 1917,-^tlthiiugli the aetual harvest uf ladn and gentlemen «if tins t ity in ■'I * ' M I I .ssillgt.,,, .t.ortf,.000,(I0(i buabeix in that year wan hu’ hi-si . . . i ri’c,-i\t-d. a .bml Ivane 1' " 1 the way, uf i Igniting .fluthen and m gm -i v.-..r s, nr,, ami . . lirenn exceeded in the three yearn 1912. 1920 The guest prize fas „ Mary Ann cake T !" ............. .. " ’" ‘‘‘•V and 1921, the larges, harven.ed crop pan Mrs Andrews' gues,! were, be U" !* ^ »HIh f.roi |M.ing .,.209,000,000 bunheln 1920 A Sides llte hunutee. Mr* .s.-ti, Wood V 1 k nerx tee and prompt deliver large crop of turn is due to a rein Rend their n*ff. Mrs. If A Shme. J r Mr, \V >" “ "M -a rt «f . he c t y lively low prevention uf production - ' advertisement in Ih Dally Herald C Ksstng.nn. Mm Frank W.nthmp by the many eauM-s by which it in Ih .'anft.rd |jm jle<| hut of rourne production is nl Of Tallahassee. .Mrs Walter Wtgh, ,,f th*' Steam Pri-merv. Snitfurd and Mrs V \\ Kstes so related to acreage, the deparlim-nt'n; Drbtnilu Sentinel records show. ■T H E DKI.AND-SANFOIfl) During the thirteen years the low­ ROAD WILL REMAIN OPEN est degree of prevention was 23.5 per! BIRTHDAY PARKY t ent of a potential crop in 1920. and Master Bit hurtl Dt its, the bright A rumor lunl In-en t urrent for per cent in 1913.' ytiung son of Mr. ami Mrs. If |{ some time that the Ileland Sanford the highest "was ns 44.5 4 covered, from about Dens, entertained a few of >..* ........ .. ’’ lth,n l ”‘' P''r"al Inn friends ^,,,..1 mail I*-..,.. lying »...t......... between vi,......... Monroe {station one fourth to nearly one-half o f,n yesterday afternoon most delighfully and the river would la- closed to trnf potential production has failed to he, at his home on Seventh street, in tele fie Ity Seminole county authorities in realized. The average is n little more, hration of his sixth birthday anntver- the near future while undergoing con thnn one third. , struction. Realizing the great incon The afternoon was merrily spent veniencc that would be enused the playing games and later u Potato R a c e , traveling public, should such, be the I, B,U* a U8Crd cnr nt Scminole 0v er* | was enjoyed, the first prize was on 'c a se and th., busl '' r ° - nn'r !>">' as you ride. 174 2tr | wns w won'ense th*, loss in volume of husi by Eugene Estridge ami the booby, ness to both Sanford und Dcl.itml by ST R O U T FARM AGENCY went t« ( hnrles Betts. such procedure, the Deljutd city 11.1 Magnolia Ave. After the gnmes the childrer>cttNt^e council instructi'd Diri’ctor of Genernl . - iL. . ... .. Bargain in bearing grove, 40 acres, invited into the ^lining room, where Welfare Brown to take the matter up borders large lake for about one' repreahments of *ice cream and------— cake with the city of SunfTird V1*7 'M l III WI »• civic VI* IV organi ^(lill fourth mile. Excellent soil. 290 large w < were wrved. The dining table-was ration of thnt city nnd ns’ a result of hearing orange trees, 5 tangerines, 5 c*' . , •centered with the birthday cake ar same the. Hanford C h a n t e r of Com-, in..-----------1* ___ > ‘ grape fruit. About KM ) peach trees, rnnged in a lied of white flowers and nierce has wired as follows: guavas Trees carrying at present fern* It was iced in white nnd tup "F W Brnwri Se. y . Del.a ml. Fla ped with six tiii\ lighted tn miles. * Have been asstiretl truffle will in from Him tu l t|M)i* boxes uf frinl. this' 5 r*H*in Favors ..f liitle lings uf Jack stones k. t» *.i. n Mnttrue Bridge tiurmg r.- I riot in* Imled with plm thi use, luil nut in very good nunlition nn<| balls were given eat h gu.st |>dir-. route traffic ns'usual Master Di-iis proverl a tleligbtful SANI-OBD CHAMBER OF COM Price $(1,000. $3,500 t ash. balmier I 170-tfc host nnd was assited in entertaining M E R C K — Del.uml New*. . umi 2 year*. his guests by his mutiny, Mrs. R. R Second sheets. 8»/,x 11. only while the>' Iftyt, nl tf Get your office supplies, stationery ’ r>0c prr.l.noo. Tht.se enjoying this happy .occasion nnd Post Cnrds'nt the Herald office. H c m l d o ffice * ■■ ■% ** • • ' *' ■ , . ••i ----------- -- J*. • '' I . . • ^ ■ ............ » • lS v . •' i -« V ’, f ' • .• . *7^ k j Le&.WA J,r * * v ••• I • I1.' Y i *' ' « i .i m < k �• ’TT? *■ i PAQBTWO 4-V, >■i | . ■," ~ ■*V Ra *> m !^ «a V. •5 fca Ba» Ra R« «b Garda of Sanford'a Itrput- ■** able Profrasion.il Men, each *Ka * * 4 *of whom. In his rhnsen pro- '•** fraaion the Herald recom­ K3 *a ba mends to the people ■Cl ti, «3 *■ ►4 tea na *a *a « l its ^ Art tele VII. , . The names and residence* of the suu______________________ acrthltiK Incorporators and the amount FOR R E N T - Furnished bod rooms. I htoet^ lu.h.crn.ed hr each I no n In- 107 W. Thin! St. 177-fitp .1 l» Hanford. Florida, is FOR RENT PURELY S : : CLASSIFIED PROFESSIONAL » m George A. DeCottes FOR R F N T - Furnish etl apartment, iv.ner K l‘Mt» Hanford. Murida, is TIN Oak Avenue 170-St p L-, 1; u . ’lle Hanford Florida, IS ------- -------------- -------- - - ------ -—■ :■ ------ aliar** Oct your office s uppl i es , s t a t i o n e r y i\ u rr.NEKH w i i k h E u K ihc «u» , , tf , • ... io rtlOotr Inrorporntora hlU'f’ hereunto mill Post I nrda nt the Herald olticc. , |,,.|r |iriititn mi 11>i» the J^th day or FOR R FN T Three furnished house' r ' 1 1 * 1* iumm *. keeping rooms 1‘hone 34H-W. Call iV km HGK r: w e l l s mid after five. 17 l-Ot|) '^,r ^ ( , ,K Kl.l t I u l ,A > laasifled Ada 5e a line. No »d inker. for Iras than X5c. 1-h R ITF.S'T Two furnished rooms. Idth street between Kirn arid .. , . ... ... r return Ave. in -4 ip . ~tT Tr»i y t »— .T ----- 1 \--------------i I OK KhN I Furnished room, also u storage room, t i l Pnrk nve. 173-Otp - j[ 1;; { k it V* <1EI IT I k \ A m .... tin1 ., . r..r. me personally appeared. .1 I. II.... I I ‘or! er F. Fills and Gcorgo V. vi.-n m me well known to lie the nerH«-»siyn. 1ii.iintd InI Him and who who nuu»»« aubnerihed N imul H • lhe!r their n;U„ nnni.^ to the foreiroInK nrUeleii ievf r n1l y ack nowl" ,lV ,........ .1. . ..j t...f.. 1.- me dialB*'liir.v executed the f*. 1 ilk* pur t herein «*s • FOR RFNT-—Comfortable, attractive ft ^>'S bed room, niroly located. Phone ' ITNKHH my hand and .-eat at Han f I I If, t h** • otifilv r>f F»«TT‘. llio )*', Mllh’ Coant five words to a line ■a tra *a, K* A tto rn ev -n t-L a w FOR SALE Over Seminole County Hank’ PO D C AT E*—Small SANFORD -:■ FLO RID A J 1 O i l u / lL ti ______________________________ -— -------b a l a n c e lik e r e n t . ciwh ‘L’9 172 Gtr p a v m e rit anti FOR RKNT— Furnished apartments. In terest inFcrnahi Apartments, 10ft E ast 1st " ,r : ",h ,,B>' ',f ° c‘ si vi > i.Koi.v w I’n tV B i.b N‘*lnry Public, Btitle nf Plorldu it I#nr£H E ’T J I t ' T t I ? W I T Q 01M V n rO R N FY V r .l IW e lu d e d in m o n t h l y p a y m e n t s , St lG-t-tfc V ’Tm.n"rTi;KXplr‘ :' Ut‘ J *‘ b u > s l - room c o t t a g e w i t h b a t h , Kult U E N T -lto o m a and kitchenette , \1lorney for Incorporators (fas, a n d e l e c t r i c i t y , in a f in e —Shirley Apartments opposite post F1r*t Nat’l Ilnnk Illd^., Sanford, Fla. n eig h b o rh o o d . F o r f u r t h e r in- >ffice. upstairs. 2d-tfc Mr m,l '! 1 Schrader, and son, A. Special Httcnt^on to examination uf f o r m a t i o n a d t l r e s s “ fl. K .” c a r e p()j, FurtiVslted bedroom and " u San Antonio, Fin., who Abstracts of Title of H eraM . I 7 l- « it p kiti.|u.^nctte, him Ave.°'172-Gtp were pas-temrer on the Clyde Steamer w 111 she ran aground near F i'R i^UICK S A L E -U prigh t jiiatm m gmid condition. $100.00 cash, Ad- 1 u li REN I — New five room house Ja i ksunvilto,’ Tuesday morning, wore d it-a Box 3f.2 or phone 41'fi .I 174-dtp t le ' tr’" ' iitrht“‘ h a ,*b good location. «.t*the Lincoln House, Thurs . LAWYER . V , ,, ., . ,..u , , Iiujuiiw Uu»7 VV. F tr s t - s t r a r t : -t^ft-dtp -Hfft rffiLE F t n . acres, ilSuinT.b : H (tcnrr.il Practice in State and Federal ulfiii Biot waio iter heater new. Phone 1 " E Rt.N T lim e unfurnished Office: Courts Phones 3 JK.W Call before eight «7i rtt|. ■*. fi-mr i i West 3rd I .irtic s h i p m e n t o f n e w m u s ic . Court House 14.1-2R5-W - E V K B A I I W I ' S E S I , , , . ! . Sc. O'l-H p I I i i i t . 'r n i i s l i 'r I’i.lllii Ci*. I R S - l f c A m illio n men h a v e t u r n e d to One E le v e n C igarettes —a firm verdict finsu p erio r quality. Schelle Maines E ,„ E ,.m in c d H en ry ll,„ .c i n i. M c L a u lin , J r ., ’’ , n i ,\ unusually good Opt. D. Sanford, Fin Glsnsea Fitter) FOR S A L E Typewriter desk, one flat top desk See C M Hand. xhet iff l*i i e |1N far both __________________ 11)7 : 21, OPTO.M E T R I8 T -O P T IC IA N J OR "* v1. i I F .1 1 . hai ne-e nmj wag Opposite Postofflce Sanford, Fla •f ELTON J . MOUGHTON I)r. W. I), (lardiner OESTt-4tATIII( P 't V S I l 1 \ N Welaka CVnrlmerits, Suite I "i f >f f nt- h o u W ft To 12; Phon. 1 to o ’-an font, Fla 147 .! lt| ( 4 Is (S Sj *5 *6 «« "'440 DIRECTORY ** WANTED ^; ■ f \ ti'urry, R huiu Xu 1. S a i t ' t n«i it^ttnuA* Wuiilii consulfr ^ 1C l i l t f f“ r*L ITT itji hall of ^l**11.* ,\<itirr" " Wauled” cari* FOR SAI.K room “bungalow three extra lots, price 50, till (nr bmevt printing bid. invite your inspection of this proper Si atUtnii. Prmtet y '.ftit arid ty. \ P Connelly A Son*. ICG tf, I n r u n 1,7 Ur G $2.KH7 ami ”! •"«»,''iid Hemid We I'HiiNI SAt.E.— S’,00 rash and monthly payments like rent. «ill buy an al rnoHl new nmjse of I r,mms ami hath lot ,10 v I 1 . , m goo,] p.irt of liiu n near school and store Street aj|| |H, ed soon For further informal mo ad dress lloiiso" rare of Herald. 153 lip D E L IV K H THK r.O O D S " ’ ^ ' -■£ »<■ ' nun > r.. J ' .ir l ' I WT' ’ I ] 1' , I" tHt S A L E F ive room bungalow well lin'uted, easy terms, price f2, N Cl f>.} \ )' I ontli'tly tC .Sons ( fi’5! fc M»l || I HI ! ' 1' 1 Quick Service Transfer Stnrd'gi' I n r i i i t n If * t* jj Ip t - r vmi ft i «- f (i * i -» if '' ' •f »| M U‘ FI H . t• .• ■! iL "I . .( |,, IM l l l i n i l t \ IION 1 fi 1ll.t t t fit El l 1H I r11 •I1|I|SI•*•. * 1 I •u 1. -11 , I.,'. >• I 1 i' :-•» i r i o i. . FRY ______________________________________. |ii v* ' t.• ■at ■. i V. C. r o i . L K R . Prop General Shop and Mil! Work N II •(ill rirl 1 1 Hi s.M i : in: n; \in: ,'or‘l ln,rk‘ ,,BrK*"n- ,,Vnn,i- k » I ' I.M \ r t l . It- i*1 i r ti 1 five LeQ rrn.m*. kitchen, dining and sitting room, hnth and toilet. Water nbt,'lined from finu flowing well, auf firient fur all t.-.irposw nt all time*. t he t e 1»v5 .'in gxva ter rent S Fie \v;*I k _ i'i 1ro:d of house, all fund for Nti a a n ■ B * B ^ 3 * ^ !f 9 a a ]] l ■'} i rti ui m* Si i I» 1 Ir M ri. - . ) )-• • f I M I\ d jj " - I f s J Ir, I X N ■ 1 rooms. HIT West hirst .street. > III. n M a N ■ B •f B !‘ *• • ■»I* VMleli* \ * , l rf *• fcH I Ml , .1 1 . t I I r.. ||i.\v H,K <d <1 it III’ f * i 7,1 M l f 11 i* ii 1Y i'-=i,ili‘iif, n C tee - ]*t FOR S A L K —Heifer calf. 0 months s. er.- irv^ and Tre.i-orer. who may ^.e ,1 , ,.f . ■I I - M ,t, ttoio "Id, only >2o Kates at ( mur J’.i ■I . I 1 . , . ... , .. O I- I i;. ;:.p F I R E ---------AUTO---------- BONDS ■i ■ i -'ole r , ,1 I »' Ik i - s i i 1 S*■*. I • . - of t|l* I i 1**t S * j * 0*1 Tl-Mll' * , I•T - * ■ ..........., II.,h , r-- t u t . Hi oil it 1,-1 *. . |. .t * ♦ ( | •I** , i r kr I I i='j’ , f it i Ki H.i I- *-;» Lt ii • ■1. •• ’ i I if IM- • Ht...... 'I ,\ i t ,i, • 1 f •f r-f O J.)-Hf X rill M ’ i = f •* ? N • , t i r - | 1 11 i, t It CONTRACTOR and BCILDEU , , , t „ INSURANCE AGENCY Vr i l * vo„ 1, ,, g a m One of the delight* of home ia tem p tin g , delicious meals, nerved -or, the beat bread ROUTH BAKERY TRY A HERALD WANT AD FOR RKSi I TS BLOCKS FROM HIGH P R K ’ KS NEW STO R E 4 H m ■ s A .1 FI .il 1*. * I M , t i,.f i ..f •• . . ; •t I tf*. jt *, it Mi Li In T i m i\. 617 Commercial S t r e e t — Sanford . F la . * 0 \ t S A L K — House of eight B. W. HERNDON ft • , I., a. i.ur SANKORI).NOVELTY 'iZ I'm " T .T L : WORKS and 1 tI'm 1) , el, .. Rea! THE BEST 7 J3 >■'** •■*!• ibu, k H a iti Woodcock & Rigney 1? H nt s VI.I •>I; I i:\in SANFORD MAID BREAD AND ROLLS ri j:i JMifd- t ill - 5j ■iri■I la i ge 11»■i, \ P t'opnvHy A I D tf, Shaft* Keturred— I'lioni <il! i ■’!! S XI I 7«i"C five t ifiui liimgulo i| good Joi.it on,, for iimiK'diMr ae 1 * ’,2uu, i ii > l it m ■ \ p r ’on > S'-i , If. , tf. K L I X T I t i r . M , ( ‘O N T I t A C T O I t S , , .|T n V O : ' <TTn, 1 , ^ ^ ; pel lilou-and. ' o b, I ake Mmy. W exiting house li g h t s and Appliances F nrma > t‘ ' V ' l i i li.iii.r i. Lake New Fine ill Fixtures Maiy, i la J 72 ftp 1271 West First Street B a k ed 50c r 1M - \\ I n lil) GILLON Sf a /K ly - Y>\ • L. P. McCuller IJ T1 y Lrnrral Mac-Inn* .ml F.» i ' lt V\**t Kn %jlm der <i rinding, l'i I ini l*if»l"Uh. Fly Steel fie.ir ILtqiI-%; Frank 20c o for 1 0 < Next to Princess Theatre It Maebim* \ I umidi > < <». 1 1 cl 111 Hv 111* •l Kio^an’s Reliable Hams 31 e per lb. T 4 s4I . iit *h Instill ^hape J •>j * r r-v- » \t *• i i f Vi i t) I H.sf 177 It ft F l '‘billy sax, phone ' I J u take’ it, hall 1" ; • r rr ■ih I! .) 'I 65c Potato Salad t 1 cigarettes p C (*k p tT H o illC - e - I ,i *• i , v r . r i.»• M il -5 ' ! I * '!, i *iivv*f!.*r i>f l he ' f i , l . .1 I in i lit * Fh.rt i i . - ♦ •• M. I \ I * k 1 1‘ ■+ i I **r, I ....... . |<Mfitf Ink' 1 *1r \ - \ I s ' 1 , n ■1 ‘ i ' . i 4itf S IX T Y T ltO U S V N D STR \ WTlF.RUY Plants from northern «trtr k. $ I 00 x " Hiotisnf I f '• ! nk. Monro.FLi M ! I 'dtp n: - M K > ■ i . Ai LOST m if, MW E 1 1 5 __ ITtiUp I4loriCla 0>'rUp ITT Hulk, gallon P F 1 , ' did apartment * i I i ! -,i i •»' 1 I 1J -i ’ I :ty rio.ns paying [iro ^ Vmi can find fb<* tiamp •*( ^ *1 1' * 'r '* F -> . *i\ 112 My r i im *i*u »• \i< n * i i hi i m u i i i *«i it i I |H\ III iMt n Ii h - HumiM '.s VIpn -I* ______ _______ i u i 11 t|j\,j|| xi m t i m p \ n \, i \ i in S.mftird m i J>jh Fnlumti ^ • L E \ ha • at f-v i <||« tyV—N ks, M!d .MU,toll",, tiuk a ii •s 111 11 i > KS each d »v l lands *'..*!;••• ''..'e v ! K ,.rI„„.! ^ F I . j.' I i ,i •.if 0 J" -l->y»*' 1 hi -r> M a v v i i l i for s a b . Tht*ae ilifi F . villi* t Lm It's * •i I Ii*■ Vi Ks n< *34 *3 f Kim Hi , .. r ij (ft, hr l ol.t •iMi.J t ’ars ; iii h te models and have heen re 1 ' f , . .......... ..... Vr I t. *. | fir ’ ■ hal ■g t 1a til i t )... -u a 11 r W'e’l I I *1 e 1 nr 3 lit) ‘ ■1 ! e b ivei ; i ! * Ii HON T O N STI-: \ M I M t K S S K H ^ i * i’ i r ,* fd . uhth ‘-.i s l"t m Kent A '11h ci , Props ‘" ; f ’ m i ,» M \ , ' I I \M\| 11 X I ' S i . \I I i I; 1\ '. * I ’• • >*%. • I■ II . , ■i 1 Phone 11 l I W. -! I 11- 1 *s | 0* ; Tift ■ He U I l. i , it come.. In S E R V IC E , we've got them all backed off the board.— ^----- -- ----------- Hi 1 (targe 'f Xpert. (ienuine KM I IE riattr r j Seryn e RAY !!R o > i ’ll. n. ' I v Sanford. 172-tfc A p p l e s , U AN I K. 1* 111 UFN f A stole on TOM MOORE Room 7, Miller llldg. SANFORD FLO RID A - t o and ignition repair department is Ryes Examined A R C H IT E C T ■■ h>u for b-uiding, -.r mvestm.-nt hKMAiN v N , , ° . an,II°0' o u j c k s e r v i c e t r a n s f e r . Acreage, three blocks from Main inK. ^calp and facial tre a tm e n tTh r.-Frl.-Sn t-tfc street, soon to offer. Buy now urn) ' Irs- McCoy, Welaka Apartments. 171-Gtc <e!i at a profit to the tourist See Hei .M ‘.vnnt ads get remiltn. or write, C. Li Kills, Lake Mary. UK WANT to recharge and repairI..! oi j - your luitterieN. o u r starter, generaThe Herald delivered. 15c per week. Optician-Optometrist 212 Bast Flrnt Street ^ SA L K -Som e s u a H ■ 2 ■ a ■ n n PAY ( ASII AND SAVK MONKV SI CAR, |:i II,S. 1'II.LSm R Y’S ELDER, 21 lbs. SNOW i)R !l i\ s II,s. SNOW DRIFT, I lbs. ( 'DM 1*01 ND LARD, peril,. El RE LEA F LARD, per lb. RES'F CREAMERY BUTTER, per lb. EG(>S, per dozen REST CREAMERY CHEESE, per lb. IRISH POTATOES, per peek SW EET POTATOES, per peek PUMPKIN, 3-lbs. can LY E HOMINY, 2 cans VAN CAMP'S CREAM, tall, dozen VAN CAMP’S CREAM, small, dozen FRESH APPLES, per peck SEEDED and SEEDLESS RAISINS, per pk^. OCTAGON SOAP, 6 bars ........... ............ WASHING POWDER, 6 packages ........... SI .uii 1 . 2 ti 1 .3 3 .fi*) .1 7 .IS .1 3 .3 2 .-10 .43 .1 5 .2 5 1,30 .65 .6 5 .21 .2 5 All Kinds of FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES riltil lllti bl.it ItitT* JUK **f *lH' 41“ n i.m -n .fret o n n ui. n r » ih* rj |:nru " lull *!> «tl F« r -l I-*.... % Itf1*»r i «*r i. Pill** 2 'iii!; ‘ r " The i h m r V a f , ! mri «*inii t.p i ii iinnd I’nriar _ r f i n . , .1 i r w.jtia, ;; “F1-■ fit*' «h liru •>liL-id l*»f; hii'f'iiii; "f 2 / s,.'ilf.'V.i" i •i-'.r7 i .i!"-1‘‘ V'- 77.' ■ ' f ‘vk|f15r#* ^ *1 I *•n =1 |> i , I l| u •« ’• ■i.->1 •1 * •' L t' I t ’ ■■ •L • > -f 1' \ I H M ii .mlicr o h 'r jiu uin>t this property t I, ff . i* III. I . r I• H } *-t •IJI-I 1 ■ 1 |iluv ilH<! fit .4I'd g I1! ill' J 1,01)11 HU, id.UOOOt) cash, bn I -if* II . ' I . f I I * - 'till.* 1 ,’v t 0 " - ^ urn,* * juatiV RHyrnentii i»f J5UU.0U. mh , L in' t» t * -hall t^fd ,.u ipe fii«i g . ,. .* .. Tit*?daV *ifiei Hu1 flr#*l Hi No a AdiiresH Hurgain, care of Hornld. . * Knd,. f nf h y#.f»r C o n t r a c t o r an d H u ild c r tf}|, q*r \rllrlr \ I. * mvl j. Tin’ Liu host i* inmi ni uf l nil *»ht »**! tlesw ----------------- y--------- — Get ynut office supplies, stationery Ahltlt .‘.'“M ''M" > j f *4*+Jf Hhhf*Lhl.ffhj"t*i*1 II K** ’ (III (llntiUBl *■ FLO RID A iiiui Pant U arJ.<4 tho Herald office. Il,»l lo ihr ummini -f th*SAN FO RD ral m nt k of ItiIh corporaIIon i S. 0 . Shinholser ■ PHONE 76 Cor. Third St. and Sanford Ave. �1 ■ f??s - *-_*(r*i . THE SANFORI) DAILY HERALD. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1922 REMAINS CAPITAL OF MU8 I0 Mo ,,K '•'“ "• kn .......... M Ml-1> \U^\ N K lK S N M n -----------Vienna, In All IU Vlclialtud**, Still th* Belovad Cantar for tha Raal Levora of Malody. la still for nnxde ‘ ** »"»....... Lovers o f music have regretfully ■IieeuliiU'd as to wlint might be the ultlninte fate of the city where Slnrnrt. Beethoven, lira hum, Oluek and the ................. „( (n im .l N„lr, i; *• wh. It ' nn ra, i,n Pnbli, Health Associa 111jti ■With . htidii.o However, „ ,i no imtilien. the situa ! . ,,,. , i, ,i,fr . . . mm ii d f m nt and requires Ht 11‘ n I HU1 '* Jj ................. ..................... Then, loo, Fnm Jetill*it lin* left for New York, and Lotte Lebmunn tins S »>ne to Argentina. However, tho ' orclichtra, under the direction of Fell* ,m ' Welngurtner, 1h on hi rpussisl and con tlnues lo give Us eight I'hllhaniionle midday concerts And In Its inugnlti .«............ .r lit. there * TRY A HERALD WANT AD FOR RES! tlniitr Mill bell t't‘s sit '‘inn!! that Viftor used to him "t hi' kin e ’ > keep him iimixi‘,1 tiriiiii tlitl nut remember We A re Now Located Va tor nt all V Victor found t liriar to a strapping \ foot, r weighting I p o u n d s He m one of the «tnr members of the P uni l it\ ||i.-h ', h.»>l foot ball e|, . en „ * Every boat to Sanford brings ns ,tresh, supplies of, stock , , of, paints vnr, , . , , . . , nfshes and stains of which we carry In the m*\v M erriw ether Building: on Ma nulia Avenue ■ Household good s? ICLE(TR!CAL WORK AM) SUPP1 Of All Kinds Peninsular Electric 0 M oving them is ;1 ? fjtfncp wfth us Vlf’K TltANtiFKR. QUH’K SKIN Thr Fli Sat tfc 'n on ,x m tWjtDll ini A/ 1, k % tyflf iTlt, y c^ leave taki ng ami welcoming alTatrs. 1 Bin remltuled of the time t-lm! I*r kVelltligton Kill, noted t'li ne ' e illpln mn ’ brought homo fori 11*1 v 'be f•hcu tl"\leul {leeitllnrlt les " f ktiiet'O rms n to tel mod EE XJ r IViit'bei ' ■eg I, ri "1 ■ IVn s IICl till , < a ' ,'| ■'! II t'"Ji f'i o' r I IIt ■ • 11t It;_ I I, HI [ f r ' ' t ii g 'list lb t I,III...... Jill 1 Ills ■' ' 1T, ftrnl i *•" to£ knn trad been i nbed on to ndilrefts the gtilheriug. 'Vnti Ainert cun-. I am compelled to conclude, a r e blithe liars,' he ntHlouiiivil with n twinkl e In his eve 'You s m you h c aorrv that "lie otlb nil Is leaving, ami vet till :i around and tell hi ' sm , >s soj that viei are gi.ol lie is Inking tin other mini's film o " Hii' tniigton Star COM I* AND SHAKI- MANY “ PuahbaU" pt.iyrd With Aotoi ' BUslduill," a game a hu h is usil ullv played In pn-n "O foot was rn jov ed n s e n d ) ti> the drivers of six nutomolilles and numeruus Interested spri tutors. Ml.VS III! 1)1list Dl tell II T11CJ■■, In l' oputur .Mechanics Magazine Ti e m r s wi*re stripped uf windshields and tops Rued Up ill Opposite ends of the field and. at a given signal, furiously charged the large Inflated b a l l . Al­ though tlie sport was necessarily rough, consi derabl e skill was e vi denc ed1 lij (he different dri ver* In averting mi shap*, ami when the game was finished It was found that none of the iiiiii Iilties hud suffered the slightest f| rtHumge In an) way I \ IKA VAI US- OIIIKIJ) . l i b , it 1'tit. Vs ilvY/* i hM i ! i o <>1 i t ! •11 fi..p-gffPTFii— i irt/V A I .a n ' I RACK sS2.‘»r> Klk Work Rlueher, Sole, good vnines Now I* .ll! Shoes. \i iiiv rhiom e S h o e s , dri'ss 01 v m I.o p I hev ! ' 11 ir p ' w i n d Iasi <|90««7cl '!’ 1 I *1, 11, i■imi s i, | l"d ! 1 : u it I FOOT-FITTERS” Hi'iiwn a n d Hltirk ( ’al t. hi nh arid low S h o e s , m e d ­ iu m . Hritad an d Kupli.sii lu es. I vuI iI m' i' heels. R e s t ,S7 fit) \ n in e, 1 - RACK $2.45 'h**is. ( hiidiie S o le . Klk $ 5 .8 5 EXTRA VALllFvS $ 4 .8 5 $ 3 .9 5 IVORY GARTERS Hip Houl.s, I", S. Knlihec, jSK.OO vjdiie. S a le price Knee Hoots, l ’. S. RnMier, 50 value. S a l e price 29c 39c MEN’S HOSE Wilson Hi i i s . “T u f T o e " 25 c value. S a le price B u s t e r Bro wn I,isle, *IOc value. S a l e price 19c 29c TENNIS SHOES Boys’ 2V<> to 5, reff. $1.40, S a l e price Y ou t h s , I I to 2 . r e j r $ 1. 25 . S a l e price M i s s e s ’ I I to 2 . K c r . $ 1.25 . S a l e price Child’s Gto 10'i.. Retr. $1.15.". Sale, price * -!' d'lv - i’ i * i *)•<» Ip $ 1 .1 9 98c 98c 95c Nit1 ' 11111! < 'jure f will thnn p n o »* ;i \\ lute t ant a! 'iimp' tnw ■ t to ' ' I ! ' ' ' P h 1 I' k'n I D I i l i r I l i Hl l t'voni. k m ' i i ’t i o n a i . \ h ill. ti' $ 2 .9 5 Sab* •t \ "in •lion <• ol .' 11 v 2 pan oil ! Ills lay table o f B la c k Kui Hump'' .nut Wh i l e C a nv a s Ox f or ds , $ 5.00 FS in am S me l t \ a! p a ir I R A C K $1.29 1 R U K S3 .9 :» 28c 49c 73c IN ' * 1 I ’m e I'hiead Silk D8 v \nine Sa le price Htire Thn'ail Silk. Lisle lop, Hlaek. Whi t e , Brown, ( i re y, N ud e* jds ,) ( lux ^£"5 O ft special 1(’>51 value. Sale price t^Jla*iO ©•€ O ft SCHOOL HOSE GREATLY REDUCED All 19c values M e All 30c values 22c All 35c values 26c All 40c values 29c A1’ 50c values 39c All 65? values 49c ORDER BY MAIL lo i ir , ' | $ 3 .4 5 $ 4 .4 5 ■ pan V ■ Ih i II Kasluoned Hu re Silk Th reml , all colors, 2..'19 value. S a le price SS.nn 1 "-M i h " , i HOSIERY H i ! >|/l', .1III' v■ I 1 Hnm it 11" - ' I’.'tfont Humps, low ' I'll o\tr;i trood val- Wo l I f " l ' H ' t" m :r y ! >(rap nil l i mm $ 2 .9 5 i n t *- - i n t l i i - ! p ; ( * * ■v* •j \ Mi l e i p' 1 li.P x m <w ( , i :t a n y k i n d o f SIMM X (H u \NT AND SAVE I R \( K S2.9:» 1 R A C K S2.95 !i;i\r Mild, f hp ft >!! o p «*!' <> u r . >v i , O l d t*\ - s a v i n . u SALE i \\ t 1 k*ss Mt ‘ d ’ V, • )ii>i>f l i t K! MOVAI. t pi a 1 ■i c\ e n f Tin N b I I " ■. Hi.i' . 11,<1 111 v i Him M t Single Grip Double Grip :i ;u v 0 d ] >01 ! t p, - ,< UP 'Hie Ill'll' t ’1 it It'. '|'l it '< 1 pi In f l l Sil;n|i!> !*t'(Ilk't ‘tI t t i i ii n t OCR !I >!t' t !111* ' ! 11 11' i n' 111 ii 11 i v n i ’ i 1' I v i d i l t v K 1-n <1 Ibn s< i'id I ’r it' i'- w ork . S p e c i a l $.'» v a l ­ ue. w h ile Q P I RACK S|.|‘> < l.s " M \ .ilm 's 1 RACK S:L‘>r, $ 2 .9 5 1 R \TK iii.ilve (lies, N ' ! i i i . 1 1, |l > ,1i |' h; I Dl K I M, 11 j d ‘ ; 1 ~ It n H ! <' t tl i \ 11|v - 1■h i It ‘i•; i ! D i I ’ t ir i's I ’lits Hiuh (Junlilv Men's t •'lit -{ 1n' tu :> Th ree touring ciira aerve the college of agriculture in making soil survey*. A heavy truck Is used for demonstra­ tion trips In the agricultural extension work A runnhouf Is provided for the superintendent of tlie hog cholera serum plant. i irlf to cr Q Is ...........I these Motor vehicles are used for many agricultural punnmes nt the Cnlverslty of Missouri. A rmnihoul Is u*i‘d by field represen In lives of the dcpartinont ] of enlomology for nursery Inspection. A delivery wagon and o runabout nrc emt>luyed by thu hortlcultunil de|inrt j ment for handling orchard and garden I prtnJucta. fill , y*y, h j. -st Motor* In Field Work. iii visit Daily Herald h 7; lit ■ Vei ut i l e Iit! I . 1r , I ll illli't ?i !1MlC i i:im*t 11!*■'' 1. 11, ie'1'1 if- j I'UMpe I I in t M a j o r WiietU’i toot I n i n -signed its Mil tor Brou n s nt''i 1 henever w^<TV\ iftor k m Parados*' il, led sd 111 net itlv 11' ' ' 11.,'iOtir Hi I, re I ell! I ' Hi,!, o! 1III t> 1 ■ , I 'll I I ,, t e t * '1 I in'Ii.a ill in!.. ,, II fri fei| o 1111 * 111 l[ty >tf i \|•t ■- s !111» ■'» t-oard's recti t 'but Mti)"r t'urov r et O' 11 ip s|e o " w i,. * w a c a a su a M Q M e g f f i e a a a c g a r j g ^ g s a a E r a l i n e ' and “Ito/.eii, are also ineiiltoued Ip the "Itouko of |lie ( 'on,moditlex of Virginia,” w hb b It l» presiimetl, was tasued about the same time I'■t, b and tin - re the ■i11»•f pr-d iiita of the Imlti-.’ t- up lo the middle of the Klglite, ntb leiituiv Thi s e\ tetislve use In b . ■'Us.trm ■( lot, and mni ntcnntire of ',r nog v u i ' i i s , aused them 11> be rutted nnval stores, the tel 1r V. tl|ch 1' 1 • | 1 , ■ . to 1be til!*' pet'! IHe Ulld III* I' ll b has Sll.ptdnhli’d the rd I !. r,e [trodili itnri of (ur ciml plt< It ii n . tin I'ti last t on \ ii t"i s a w Oinnr. ( linai ------ — The world nt your door every ever. I b o the I,i•>1. >v*, i(l vaim of oioticii'itq; for loe Centuries Ago Turpentine and Rosin Were Imported Into England for Ship Purposes Only. Hr , 'Vi n 11 ) ■>11< i it) Litrfio shipnu'nt of new music. -IlinterniiNtcr Piano .Co. UiA-ffc WHY TERMEf) ‘NAVAL STORES’ It Two bro lur»;<,*t 5tOC,k South F,nr" ,aYou can always depend on getting the R a th e r than to do the nctula work best in nil lines wo carry as wo are '* " I,olu’>' 1,1 ,hit lo exports in our line and know what we 11,1 rt,m,n,,,,,n,'» ,0 undertake tin i itr, tailin g about when we talk paint own work f, mothers and olren. and wr.ll paper -San fo rd Paint & lo- added U all I'aj i t Store, Wclaka Block, H. V. Halverson. Fri -Mon.-Wed cent oiutii house Vh-nnn has a superb setting for the iierfonmiucoH. "Nlivnl stores;' translated Into ev* eryduy Kngllsli, -iftnplv inciui' turt<eie tltie ami rosin ’I lie enrlb s' no u n uf the tutin ii tine nod rosin It.-I'istr) 111 tlie t'nlted S tates Is found rn an old liiHinmcript under dnte of Ir’i ln which may lie sc-n In the puhllh re<"id ntllcc at Loialmt. It la entitled ' In-n m tion for surbe things as are to be sente from Vlrglnla." " I l n r d plti'lir," ' l arre, '"I'm pi-u- h •'1 11 'i t I'll* * PAGE slide"'.7. 77^7^ ^ , actual 7 7 . - 7 7conditions. 7 7 ,7 7 7 sible to .piinge the " f " » '" * ! I""<u-ns of hl1" ' ' ' f ’UKht ’" ' T h -- ,y lji ' 1> ‘ ‘ l v •*v t' one V - mi rn ' ' (It Ill si! fi I i i*t n*« by In* u-hldh o f Vi! vital statistics which tl it ■ i-. >,,,7 pos­ -- . ."" as contrasted with carbohydrates fa *'* ,tn' htiown to possess differ Vlllll,'s in nutrition," The ‘‘nitrogen ha'uncc" method con du.-t.-d undei tain definite ,-»ndi I u. ik f«v..,ed b, Itr \|,i, hell to n i- A 1 I '*1 Y . rvt lu-\ i i f f •tj H ' " * 1"-,' I - M * K » y . ..I N.'w York. -»i.| •th. actual work undertaken m New Vork includes emergency mirsitn mt ice, ortrani ration service, survew. mitt tlion service, lectures ami m-alth consultant for infants and ddr- ti lin'l prospective mothers. An inn or , , tan* factor is increasing the e f ’ i, ictily , , . ,, , , , , ll" " " * r > nf ........... .. * 1,irri1 *"*L«> liffnre tin food um| drug t'"'i " f tin- amui.il c o m i ntmu ,.f wait* kings of iiperti compoged their masterpieces. Dr Julius Knrugold, tu the London Morning Lost, holds out some ho|>e. The oporn, under the combined dl rectlot. of Fran* Scln.lk and Richard Strauss, Is giving, ns a rule, the best performance* In the world. The only drawback I* Hint the presence of B trauu brings hack the "Htnr" system. which had been hiinlHliod fnun Vlennn for some decades The opera la even $525 . 1>'■ • (t)l I hai n genera) tin.* |niitifiit of diftu> l*hr i fc,1* Li i «(| |*rr »« | ’ ■ lit t < ij* i!,i 11 ‘I ill If, r , tT|i, ,it < I.KVI ! \M 11 ( *i t In.* F t urn nnttniifJit value* it m is turr,-ini, .up foul t " flv « t in ,i- i x<miili prut i r n fund JlllSfcl. I- 1 Oil;, i||, ' 1 I'll.N >' no .■ '.imj f.ir th^' A feature nf tod a y 's s w s u m w ,-i 11 ■ mminmni Hri-ij s '( XIn- im-i age lii In11 i • ■n f * he manner Hi whch bft -r, | 11. r)u \ 'Itnl '' "[I'limpt mil of ju..t ill' .'-hejinid Tnwnei lull will n it <i % I m‘ '’ t State,, 111v 11J ft I u n n is t f if d m tlie variou s state.' I 'r blue Dpnubo remain* n numb-nl renter L V p ^ V i . « ...mWw. u, ■i • ,«u 1 i 1v' I ifil? “**\u Slip* i .tin I k i *«, I • ! k Kid H . i' K 1 - ' ', t ; 1 1 RACK $1.00 t )<I <I- and K m ts a m i L e f t - o v e r s SCHOOL SHOES 1 RACK $1.95 I R ACK . $2.45 Black, sizes ll to H. Black and Bro wn , siz~ c s 8'... to 2 . 1 RACK $3.95 Hoys' hit'll Shoes. $5 lo $7 values sizes 2 * -j t o Ti 1j . lirowitiK f Ju ts Si liool Oxf ords, Brown ( all low heel Salt' priee a: -* All Kuster Brown s h o e s irreally reduced. Hijfh S ho es , BroWn, Calf, low heel, $ 5.00 value. O O Q ff S a l e price $ 4 .2 5 BROWN TRIMMED | I Heavy Sole T e n n i s S h o e , wi th B r o w n trimmlnt $2.75 value. Sizes 2 to 5 1-j. S a l e price Y o u t h ’s size, 11 to 2 . R e g u l a r $ 2 .50 . S a le price f j/ M t i $ 1 .9 5 SHINOLA SET Special B r d s h ant! Dau her. Sale price 29c City-Bred: The sun nf a New Yorker, who Inst ."■nr moved (o a New Fugluml town " a s nt once entered 111 oue "f Ilie putt Me sctuVuls, •tin' day he was told to write a sen t'-nee r, mi dining the word "copse." Now, aw the wont had a fnuilllnr sound and he wits.from the city. Id* sentene* read ; ‘‘The hoy dodgeil the cops."—Ex­ change. Try ■ Herald Want Ad today. j THIS SALE WON’T LA'ST FOREVER—MAKE IT A POINT TO COME 1IN TO.• II 'I am 1 VM i• O R t.A N Q .0 _ , FLORIDA ■'The R o m e o f G O O D S h o e s ” EVERY FAIR OF SHOES AND HOSIERY IN THE IIOFSF GREATLY RE: IU (JED :---------- A• I �» r THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1922 FOUR fiUot". •ORD DAILY HERALD ---------------------------- ---- ----------- — ~ 1 IE HERALD PRINTING CO. r i nLim 11: 11a !iJ ’U . i4 fln fr* llnnnijrr . Knuun M ftdr Appli cati on on | W | f i l f l P P ____ C i r c u l a t i o n M a n i g r r P k e n e 12H -1V a f t e r ft p. m. h • I' ’ Jm. % f lalarrlpltoa !•••. *«ti t \'ii. ■•1. h* ' ii* f.« * Min jo Kinj 13i a h u m ti I n >>' u i i n . '! Dll) lift ilic .*l h i t b l c 12- let I H - p a_* r W r t k l r lHl ee r • a t l r e l r rt o i er r ai Seminole lo a n ll ____ Ad r e r la p a b l l a b r 4 e—r e—r y Krl da y. ralra made know n on appllraiB, U r m o r r n l l r la polltlea. 1 2 .0 0 p e r « r , a l n a y a In a d i a n r e 1 n\ al i i it ' l i i t n r i T t l S A M O t-la ted 1 ' r e i s ta e i c l U R l v e l ) i t llttllaa-d lo th* u s e for r e p u h l l c a t l on of hi t l i f i . thfi an t hat lapdtClifS h e r e i n a r e ulno r e s e r v e d ( f i e r i I I F . II M. 1I Ill l l - I I I M . . l-hunr 11 i ~ f 1 * p i - .»■u . i . i : for ntbmls \\ K 1, ---- ■—- o - ' - * f ord MneNider to In.id -)n ! IK I', I III W hell . tot- "i tin s t e a me i tk.ii *1 m*ni‘ pfi'i flit - tiii'in f i oi n i f ' t t i n e l or dir. i'hen- We w a- 1In 1 hope tin ■ -|'lf! I.!' -i no Wilt ).,l u< ti t 11 imm 1 1 If t ................. . . - ■rfi ■h> and 1 >i'tii(i eol den f i l l e d a n d i oui I -L in L'R TV IN tin- - \ • -ui f 1 • li;i 1 ' . ' Til II 1 ' V f, , ... . !■ > ■ l • t f IM j 1 Kjt f'. 1 I 4I l f H is i ••- ou r i f - *■ 1 . . JO. Two Cu.m p u n y ' s In appro \\ . t v" ttnl riir |‘ i. . 1hr i - A at h, r i ■- ,i ■ - ■i oi 11 ■i.fifi ri Tii f , >- w. . k f"' 1 nt- m i ' t l "d- of d w T tl-'l > (.if 1 « , **t * ' d • ' 'oi hie.- ■ iiii< i i-l. I. iti ! in* . o ' i - i . < . ipiiri-d by- l a w ■p >1t 'll [toll 1 u ■ Itil i ■ 111 i - tm \ I'u r -i. a! save thf i fru-' Tf tnldc- that a nd a 11 k.-'i t I'll ser i oi i - i .uni r HAIGHT & WIELAND L L 0Y D S H 0E STORE m, uneni nti oi uil t it m (ini N EW B ER R Y DRUG COMPANY CHASE & 8 0 . FLO RID A ma n . E F F I C I E N T DRUG STORK SE R V IC E F R U I T S nnd VECETAH 1.ES H i s o p i ni o n t hat l h' " 1' t m p u r t a n l o v e r to tin to ki-f(i t he w i n t he next pwn by his McLAULINS’ C. W. STOKES ’ G R O C E R IE S ANI) MEATS Fru its and Vegetables - ma l l fact i on t i - p n sent mi r .ui i n i wa s inti fair dt- Rhone 489 212 East Firat St. F i rs t St. THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK DEANE TURNER S T A P L E AND FA N C Y G R O C E R IE S, F R U I T S ANI) V E G E T A B L E S W K VTIIKR < II \ N C K S C A U S E Nlt K N K S S I 11 t'.f , Ii ir i-i I ail . i F o r ipm in ,- a t ■ 1-> f '- i "i ..ml •i " of wi . i t hc r . " I ds ami luruit; coitifhs Welaka LUMBER opi ates I" AND l" i III O th. t ■! 11 i\ u 1 ! id; \ ' l l x ! I vI i i >! ■ d ' ■■ m it: \\ - : k VII VII »>.n|.L. t ' i >i pit I i* \ u i it - v^ - i " i ill* - I 'I ■ - m i, 1 ■ Mi - ' j i n i ion d t W f lit y t . t lia 1,'i .n , I Hill pi I s TH A T HOYS MEN w i o| ju t nut a n d i f l a u nt a nd cold- Mm I ..... that . I i a i-r y w In- 1 1■, E L E C T R IC GARAGE Lower I'rlfer L a rg o Stock I . nr ge s t si 11 G. A. SPEER & SONS ifll.L HARDWARK CD '‘ F o l ­ n tnedy 1 e ve r for coughs saw," LAD IES' R E A D Y -TO -W E A R AND HARDW ARE AND BUILDER S wr i t e s I l.i t a, Illinois DRY .-sold SU P P LIES GOODS A dv m iiiia iH tiia iiiiiiiiiin iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiillia j ■■■■■■atHHHBaaaiaaBBaiHaBHBaaliHBIiHaiBaiaaBaaiHHaiHBaaaBaHHaia i ■■ ■■ o* ■■ ■■ SB a n a a r■ W c a r e I c a l i t r i n g S p u r t s we a r f ur t h e S m a r t •a ‘« *n ali lv ui Item g wel l d r e s s e d , w h e t h e r it lie f o r n i o t o n n - :. t e n n i s oi ti pl.tv W o m a n wh o wish*-** lo a t t a i n t h a t i ndi xi du al o u r S l u r p , wl i i c h, wh e n s e e n , wi l l e o n x i n e e you o f in en ls. Y o u r in s p e c l i o n i n v i t e d . n no ’I a v■ a a m SWKATRRS *ll let t he good w o r k go o n " e x p r e s s i on of ..pinion on t he 1 1 ' in i - ,i ' W a - h in g i . i . ' , i u i g *-, j t hi* f ii •1 k,f>Id l i rai d n |> t o m y e l b o w s . ' g i • -santo! i n \ c - t igat n>n w a s l *1 A con made af re a p p o r t i o n m e n t i i t uendni ent t hat has L-I|H l,,< mirjoiMyrepoit r o i l lot ted f r o m aid a!! I ' f i i w n u . i n b e - .t t at t ng i y a Tampa p a p e r since t he di scussi on w a s s t i r r e d u p The T a m p a p a p e r n o w a d m i t s t ha t t he r e w a s cor r ect l' - resl ed e n o u g h nil. " f th>- . v i d c m c fioirt lleii’i n d i d I " the u. w - pa p. i nil'll p a t h red a' d I ri'liiV,, go. d i - Mj bstnntlal reasons why th aim tidm nt - In ild a adopted by l in* people, and one u f tin- pritiri pal reasons was that every represema tivt- f r o m S ou t h F l o r i da in t he l ast l e g i s l a t u r e fa vore d and voted f o r the propos ed a m e n d m e n t T h e Governor revi ewed the pnst e f f o r t s o f l eg i s l nt u r o t o s et t l e t h e re apportionment q u e s ti o n nnd f o r e t ol d t h e d i f f i c u l t i e s thnt would ‘erirue in a r r i v i n g a t a t mi th mi les Gallic b e t we e n ea *•n l|a i . m n >, r B r a na KB Paving Company, of il.-hvan' the g r e a t matter Construction Co , of -jko.r,] Ot hr- i LaneMnn, Orlando biilders I ’ al a t ka , J a m e s Y S' Jlii. all 1u i ' to n e e f f o r t s an d ru in Itin a U o iis, I 'r i e e s — r it ■B RR ■B BB BB A ilr-lighl fully pivtly MB « a 4B ( li nlli- ot Hroc.-uli- KB in 41 *** Uh aJ ■* am mb Ojus. S " we r e a i .i oa BB S| 111 nH E . C. JJS Wilson. ■■ , : •Vllll'tt I ,d H >1to 1 |- "1 1 ll t o f n p u m 1 M ryiiii .1 II' i t*I (i ‘ITO It t|" I , .1 t i - > ti. , i I ■ t ■1 j I ■-rir w a nt v i —i1■''lid pro J«'T t low •Mt !h * r -I t-it'i m,noil-' in." " i u m wu-i lit no to.,!. i.id'i* I he a i r p l a n e and ."Ilk Maui ■* ! *ir vinur Compiiny J ‘J a9,:(07.-j:i t loin lung bidder on s li d ( as phal t . W i l l i a m *»»nmr.- in f u i u t t war-.. O d . m r a l ■11'* lured tile coi inii y whi c h tins tin P. McDotdnd Const r u c t i o n C out|Mitry, ■a t' - r o ti - f lo di g o u t the f a ct s Mi v e l Iii ra l ow ! ;■!•!. i f o r l . i t u m i i m u s m a c a d a m s w a s u<’ M a n i c •i d o H o n a v e n t u r e nnd ( In the* f o r m e r t h e " ,v * up t i t i i i i l , , l*l 'd ' h e , , ’Pf , r ' B u i th*i '■ , 'lo l m siieet asp ha j t . th- J a was no one. no gr e a t n e w s p a p e r i n l o w b i d d e r w a s W i l l i a m P. M c D o n a l d B B m a y l.e t wo sides to t he ( pi est i on a f t e r I n his n d m i r a b h - a d d r e s s di ' l i v er Fan , .|i.a!:’ y an a nd T i t u s v i l l e a nd se v e n and o n e - t e n - jj " omi all R e p u b l i c a n s w e r e « c r AND WEAR ey s Ho n e y and 1 n r n the mo s t pleas -a •i :t f "i • ’ < m 'M’s I»l 'I * Ml* * u ,*h;ef j \ it nil I ii ii * v11ii' alii!! ihi i.i I't ll D'l | i I’!l(«*fl! plat * s till* ««»n l ong ■1 11. Ti' )| -. f , I 1*1ill's. 11 ■i »iia a t h t ' w h r lie \ ■ ti i- a i <h i i mi a n d I Snn. ' ivent ure • • n do at p ui •*l ■ P i- i -' p i I i l ' f i ' V .1 ' ii U i-iii*orn on -it n l .* " ii.e nt o t i g h t . -g t r io ii; ti.i i u u - —triil ■d t tod i i i'tie 1- or fhi-et a - p h a ' ( p r o p e r l y " T h e Hiii y h a s nut ! f h w f,iddi i was Wi ll ia m P- Mcthe press If tin 1 papers a r c si-t right I » • > ■ *.11.1 i oiisi ni, t lott I 'nmpfiiiy df ()r t. ui ' *(. Vit' ii ai io' aid, "in tile penp'i w dt not go \ i i y f a r wr ong . oh at W a s h i n g l a n d " for J tOS,*WsMil oil ili tuni i nouh aii-e ot m i t a k * T h - n sla uld In- many m o r e disi il s ' inng o f tllesi f \ eiiii " h i m liie low bidder is J , F Mur toll Y "tl k I." W ' Mops of t|a - a i m i h n r u i t f i licfore out t oi w .itii • .1 y o-j . ;.! w i)"l t I," l i--.li I' aving i umpunv of ac k s o n v t he i n a t t f i i-nine's to vote Vtlterui U lo ' ! ' a me t o o k ft olH t h" * 21*2 ,OS Pill , "l In i hol der s were l i m b e r mi-ni of i !h rous t it lit inn is a Sfri ous to know t f-ortin r . i m p a n v . G a i n e s v i l l e , .lann-H m a t t e r , and should In approni lied, U' i i i"iild h a v|. -*tl t i g h t and w i t h a due seiisi^ <>f re s pons i bi li t y and t i l i n g - lake t i p ' l l i ottrse ot i i nuhi V \\ ilsoti, .Ini ' ksonvitle, Nol i a n d N o l l , hope l imt i . - . e i i t < ity. i- \jmsi' the mi s t a k e - in ill i' a ton "ofT t in n full appt 1 1 i"t m ronsripieni e l i n y would not !«e ma de a g ain l i d s w* n- ( c i e i v i d and opem-ti at likely to . TuMie u p o n such act i on, It " H a d I done the f o r m e r , I could I’ltiisvpl, oil Monday for t h e con is o n l y by a f a i r f r a n k a n d t h o r o u g h itc w a l k i n g wi t h Mr. D a n i e l s t o d a y , s t r u c t inn o f seven and twenty-five di scussi on of tin i p i . s t i o n that tht Sharpes peopl e can be f u l l y i n f o r me d an to its l tk' Hat i vel y s p e a k i n g , bede c ked wi th I mn d i c i h s mi les, b e t we e n T h e td.ovi' e di t o r i a l is the most ra I SANFORD SHOE AND CLOTHING CO. i nu r cdi i - nt s ni p c o u g h no III n i r in the w o i l d u u i ' i ' n' i i » a n aa in _'n, i 'on a n mu i i Ill- lliii 11 e ii.dv a. " 1 d 11. ■M' p- ' -'g *.a> ndtii* ni i hi ■ a i- 1 .1 I Mi \V nrli-r " ,|,pos. pp, is' 11 11 “ .'.ill, meet m g s .'in- pri.di, ' ••. ot ItHl* I. .-imd It i- a pa t i.p "1 g i . at iinpoi tan i t* tin n i i " ! i -,*,!*•, .*nd it l a n n c t t ' l t f I j etl ei pi.- i p t ' I to t he peopb tiian lli r'"n»li M i ' tiu-dnim " f lad.. I,. dee g Foot of Firat Street BU ILD IN G M A TE R IA LS *> I - f y - I loin y' ahil T a r . pi m l f d •» a : F U R N I T U R E nnd Hi^tisr Furm-lnnji CARTER LUMBER CO. H0F-MAC BATTERY COMPANY f i "in t h r o a t . chest d.|f, . "iitrhs, i 1 " : 11a 11- •a t Incorporated Ph o n e 497 Building it t i onul Sa n f o r d , i ' l i SMITH BROTHERS EV ER Y TH IN G l oi n t he ihrotigti of r e a d e r B . ^ f r; meriis J E W KI.KHS O P T IC IA N S G o t yo ur o f f i c e s u p p l i e s , s t a t i o n e r y » it IM i fj W ATCHM AKERS t hat the U h a m b e r la in vice r ■ .4' Now $fi08 Delivered in Sanford author | l a l "I ' SHOES FO R T I I E FAM ILY ■ u as W ,I k \ . I'M OVERLAND ■ a w h" tin i i d" t :v-, T H E R E 'S NONE SO GOOD ■■ ITIHII1U t-l-s u « ' P I I l -t at -J t? , U^x: r a - r. d r>- I f s.'Tlt i CH ER0-C 0LA 301-308 East First Street ' , | or t i on. w,t(l " " h . - l h e r f a u l t o r the f o n t - of ei r emns t nnees, o 1 . i r ' 1 I o ' ■I - 1a t o p i n Ir.......... » 4 ts.Rell..-r t ha n 1 he ■I, I' i \\ tut it i. r • 'ju i oi ."ii life i t ) , o f t i n m i s I■ • •, - i d I t i I l.i a 1 pt es| f " i i . Mm U ork. i - of \ "d ' i)- t , i t ' ideal o f t lie ' . \ aMoo, i •pi ■ sent ‘ . 1 a. |i i ii ii and S I) ■- w I". ha n i \fil as . hai r f i t * |."I a i " i n m i t t - i- o f an ■ i to •( •i i ! .. riskmu alI !* in FO Itl) C A RS and FOHDSONj,. Tractor* ........... .. f rum , h r If., fv1ff tt asliL v tf rrrm He hit ft I'rirsm hen 11 p h Ii at nx rom 1 ■*.«it*III ( r d I'rrttAI t * t 11 \ | R M A N ah."-' "1 J a 11 w u * --it' i !i -l- n l a t ion oi n o\e r t mi ent re ■it - o' i t- 111 - 1 u i e c t m g t o d a y , >\ • - t it i- I " h o l l a v - I l a i n •i w i n I I hit' ,1 i l l d, \N|/KI»; II \ XI l l t i N H ! i) * * ' A. . . f ,i,in 111 iritt -unlit inn i- i -.ti - i "ill 1oiiimissiitu i roatci l and i ’ant l ards a t the He r al d of f i c e . , ■oppress to i m e s t i g a t e and r e p o r t T h e D a i l y H e r a l d i n- t i vor ed to y o u r fio 1- "it all pha s e s o f t he coni I f you ! : ki • t he D a i l y H e r a l d tell i a i it i i -i o m i m- n d a t ions f or of w n* ■•I f! -id! i • d t . ■1 .in- ,1 1 I ’ nul i i ix I \| I s|nN u \ " I i I N't; rti.N, i ri 11 erupt unit t han oil i ' l ' t y io.W'S 1 ire IU I- hi m llon ar Law, more itip in the patty - 1 l J.i I ’ ' t h i > r • al ttkla . Hi t I’ rojjresvsvie n \1 a h n i.oh of men •t .If 11 wel l i n j u r e d in Mr p l a n , w h i i h £ni\f t he p a r t y ' s desti i m- s Hi. t*i EDWARD HIGGINS ;n - other mmr.nVhti infhfi*! iced ■ Uu-.. -j. r ». tyen pFISOlit-d ' .1 \ - ■h i b l . ' h in ' • 1, .1- tl ' i was .a n y l'rr»i| badl y p a rtici- m a t e r i a l for Ins cabi net . and f ou r of i l i m . - e n . . t h u s e n t o m b e d op ’ ill'll H < ii. n i. ■ ‘* loiflft-r ’ t . II this i - n at u i ' i n i n . * itJr t- I t ona r l.iiw , and, i,art>f,,r l,ast fi’w m o n t h s had f u t m s h e d the most stronir It I iir> \ sam I n i n l h av e Sanford by Union Labor I " t .'t " i n , this was dotle. M r . l.l oyd tieoriJe e x h i bi t e d tliiif • b e lo w l . l oyd l i i - or u e advised the k >i)K h«*i«* In-d I IIK liste d pated in a campaign conducted t he , N|»1«nimi this iimrninir M r . l . l o y d C e o r p c has lost t he c o n f i - ' P"- If illli tloliS Mi d IjC.v ot- par His are di lire o f thf ' O i i n t i y , " dt -i ided m a n y H I 1 oi 1nit b- a I ;i ti me "ii mi vi ti-s. T i n i . f . p a s Also ;i st rr ui g ’ fe'el-talliny a oi kl mr t " I- .o h tIn- men -Iill i )i ll*' ■ I III Iloll hi". - rioat nn-iiibt«r of T irm s I l f I lit*ii drnVi- to t he p nl nr c Htinunoii M r \ 1 in ini'i - a n- know n t.. h a v e been k i l l e d . « l.ff.'.M .’ lint ■'*' i In) 1 ■" bore n e a r .lai k s onv i l l e am! the Mr t he t i- at i I fini| * li i- ori ti -' t f ■'Hjnalion 1 t tin w itli a ipin i ma i i i i f i ! tin* d i ' p a t i in - inn drove |m> i‘" 1, oi m p r a c t a ally v v i - r y t ha t Th F M . I l''ll ' ' .it' I n *■'•) an learn f m m i it.' l.lttyt! m i n " t>\ an ■ ft • i f - ' I ' d ■i i - pnLii'k. \Ul We W ll Unionist tin- f.\|do-ton at t h e I'niRTCSStve the r a n k and f d e of the r n m n v m e - s ■i r. wn i t i n i t t o hear. H e ■.ii • ‘i n|i.in v m i n e m at here to J t’jiifij f - s ct' th lli p-i lnn an he . l a nk- t lint will .■ i i 1' • lit of t he wildi i liess. r , llj f-s i i I he* I .11 • p! • 1 1 '. A l l bos l i 1 I . r sl u - to t e n d e r tln-in to t he kintt. 20 ,\U L U I l L A I N . P O . -U. E ig h t ( ( n'i * ‘ ll •■Ihint •!' .in: ' . iniift ‘i i f The American l.i-irioti t> iressed to find a nmn a- hip <i I f 1 1 •> Mi hti. MINK tll til I! ■' A 1 * '' *- d ' 11 .. * What we need is a cold w i n e to top the rai n a n d t r u e u « a ini.i h of r . y inter. • o! . " f o t mi - ' l tin- in-wit v it it in •Jibitiel. tail.'- t uti *•••«! ti l H K I I S i n M t whi p. I. i f .1 hail a l n o l y ■•“i-r- «»>... th.> had n«.K.MHi, .-‘d i - f h c of i :\ N i is |t »\ K N M I M MS T H I K T E B N prnposA'd a me nd r -e. |-f -on • I ' Iff •• ; l "llll T’o I f f ! ['{ It rains and the storm clouds i*ath •• 2, near I in tin- le^sslatiiri|i-. the i i ' i o p i . u ' 1 11. ' 'f-T a * - *‘ 2 f iv 1 . *- *i *t S1 < ;1 #. No tht- tin- death " f dlatmtches crertlled to It or •. aeted Ijn.r f o r 11 9t * O t h a r w l a o cr edi t ed In thla paper nn-nt, w o i i b l nd » I ao the local n e ws putdlahcd , 1 / , •11. Iii t he m e a n •rtln. « n.imm 1 f , time r l t l i t s of ri'-p u h ttc n i ton o f a p e d a l n,i"tiM - mi , piitdlshed « I ci k of ihe W a b a s h |>a fr*n*lljl !■r t r a i l ! 1 4-l ilnikt t 1 — i l' i ubt f •■i.p f, iii.il J n # ws ]l tin P O LITICS ni ght, c a u s i n g W h i l e . t r a i n m e n , amt m - 1 b e e r f illness to tile few w h o s a w h i m 1 t hi n of the ' i n t i ' w o u l d iur\ n f ^ i - v t - n t r ui ni m- tt a m i p a ss enger s a nd i heered h i m on Ins j o n f ' i e y to the '--"th m l In- j t .<• h . . f tii-i fni '/further t en yi-aiit. T h e and tht- d e s t r m i m nn f seven rnni-hi-s pnlnee, he m o l d lo t feel dei pl y v e r d i c t t ha t he no lonjfor c o m m a n d e d s u b s ' - l u t e ami* d m e n t propmsetl by his l.y fire, ____________ the s h i p of the m a j o r i t y of t he U n i o n (ia|n 1 , t h f T . m i p a T r l b u n t - . w o o ' d nev i t get I'lU'Aa n •?!»" . 1 ! " f , i hi CO M PLEXION K1 K O I ’ K V N from r**rr ninri M tM expr essed Utility ItESH iN IN f; dt-raf».*rrtnrii’B ami tilt- chief conlitlun- I t \l SKS r h r *« „ . » - i ni r « i e r . - . i W II I I X M S P O U T , I ml, . O r t . non -i-nst T h e belief « a - pup" ! 1 "f \ N 11 ON I N J I It I K S l,'l r.'jrnr.ll.-*'. -f h . n i p e o p l e n.!«*d n ! h• i tm . i n l m r i i ! I I ina r g u m e n t iti If \ l l > oi 1 1 1. \ 1 I I S of a l . , i , un< I t - O l a ' hi i \ •' lii.fn put f o r t h HLOO ASSIK I A T K I I 1 : 1 : x1 1 »\ \ 1 GEORGE 1*1.A I K S N E W t he y iiiya xoo n s m i t h I I t ni ' i n. to t he t■f f t l l o a t h i .........— D « I l v r r * d In I ' l i j b j C a r r i e r . ____ _______ ....... ta i r n i i should a m e n d m e n t In iit|n|itft| TIIIC i ■mi M lfU.-l.rni.-t. - raJjfAvat' w i n 1 w « » u M ijo a wu- l * r l r e In A d ^ n n r r T e a r ............... I #1 CMIIKH tl" ’ In' i-l l* \|, u 1 1 -1 * ....... . Vi, *1.1 ti'*l if ,in i . p r i u h o - l• * ‘ Hi* ■it"’t •*■ ,i ! ’ 4h< • -t 1 1 ,i iMul.I 1 '.111' ll<l I OVD WABASH WRECK WAS CAUSED BY WRECKERS the that •1 .D *1! 'hi** * 11iv 11 h i xtl 4; MHi U[ -ti'.i II v Bw ttU rr-Tm uurrr KKRI. - ....... ( • r n f r n l P h M f 14 H u p l o flrOO r . Ita lif It VI—f. % h ij J > 1 Kdlf.ir J , 1.11.1. Villi l .upTill ' i l l i j;. ' . . J . n o i.I.V should I 111' t *, .) ■tUlied r i r r y ntlrrmHin rmrrpl Xnn ' s r a| (hr Herald R u l l d l a * . 107 '■ H u » I U A r e , ka nt a r d. Kla. ' . 4 I ( It B BM BB BB BB fiilando. >Jt ’.‘JtV. Hi ' At her bidders a a predoTidernt,. ■■! (i n- t v p e of - i g h t mt; c r a f t wdi ,iitro] tin- s i t ua t i on vveie Bnrh-'i I'ortm Company, J . IT B n BB j wh e ne ve r t he y a p p e a r i n s u f f i c i e n t M o r g a n , J a n i e s Y. Wi l s on. Contracts have not.--------yet been award * ‘ n u mb e r s to o v e r wh e lm t h e n i n r o f t ---------- - -------------mnU/uhi na r i i i c s r-f t h e e n e m y " ed on any o r t he p r o j e c t s ant i IClnstic will nfhicvc a naturalness and nice­ ly of line that will de­ light you. They are designed to k 'v‘‘ the most complete free­ dom o'f hotly, and yet create the new silhouete dem anded m ode. hy th e Decidedly char mint; and youthful ;tre the Sport Huts. Soft, Crushablc Felts and Novelty ntitlerials. Especially desltm* ed fur the {jid or woman xxht» loves the Krent ontdoors. And such a riot . of new and original col­ ors. too. Grey, Laven­ der. ('anna, Hlnck, Drown. Turquoise, White and others. Amt all priced-so reasonably, loo. g o lf \n n n o - i i i! di t h e m i l h e t i t i r i l \ ot ou r - 1-t t« �M 'r*',P -•-— L-- » • •t ^4 * r^-^ g|p ~ .- - --- •• THE SANFORD DAILY HERAI.D. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 20. 1022 P A G E F IV B LIVE MERCHANTS OF SANFORD . . . — - - - - - ^ j l f o r d _ A v e n u e ---T h e C o m i n g B u s i n e s s S t r e e t o f t h e C ity S u b s t a n t i a l ■ *3 E xtra Heavy Olive Oral) EAST SANFORD ■ *8 ■ **> I ? ■ e rr fi 1 •V * «• M a r n n n ^ *8 fcl llj R3 )h, |r, u* 1 11 Newest Patterns Children’s Sport Socks. PARTY DRESSES H Rip Assortment of Ladies’ Hose, Cotton, Lisle, Heather and Silk . Tit. ,! In re ti * ■ i -tali <■! ii. i\ atin r«-|ir<-t>«Titiltfc ■ \ I1 < •■nueity and . 11 m Kuo Ins, ■ ■ Vr l I id ii y s I ( t*r. i1,1 s||i,u|i( have r. i».l -We Sell for Cosh i lint Were tnniiud at Orlando the ** afternoon of October 12th They at e ** Jit present with the bride's parent ** Mr :md Mrs ,!. F M. t l.lhind hut will P*> to house keeping in (ietieva w h i n tlie Krooni is in the KaniKt' business \ In Isi'i !' it,co is show or will be n i Vi l ' ■ ! i . day i n t o n e * I- 1 VOUtlK people of tins week f o r til. Tin y h a v e till* c o n g r a ’ Ha Ka M ton L0NGW00D *-4 - — 'r i \\ KntrminKcr J .n at find ycsl.iilay 3 l t . w s f the marriage of Miss ■ 1 *■c I; 11 ii and Mr Walker PRIMK I'bORIDA and WKSTKKN BEEF lie , Ii ,r|ot n. t'l Orlamlu Sal " e r e ,v|t s It* ■y Snur, Mrs l.unir ' .i I s Miller 11u\ .• 11 nke| spent I'*i i.biy in »• ' • K’m-t of Mrs I'b. ss Ma Kind ■ |J SEE OUR RIG AI) IN THIS ISSUE Ili'Wji id Ml , , . Millie null I\ b. i |! :i, air . I I,. . . f|,i- s i r|i I.. -p> ml lb. wilder .d tin Ii..iin of biI- <■ I Mt - \ I \d.iii Mi, M I I l.i, ti, h. i lauKbt. i 'l I u. i,, . ,t,.bn 'ii alid soil, .b'hn \ •It ft M.et i hi \1s 1111, K - Wt» Keep Ihi* Itesl in Ever\t him; “ * J Ra fcl fc; Rl fc] B *. Hi H()F-M A(’ BATTERY COMPANY nit ink imi i I 'MIT O F F I R S T S I RKKI I K« \ i* r a o n t t s i M i i t i a j i i l i i i i a i i i i u n i M i i o i i i i i s u n K .'i i i i i i M i i and MARKET AND (JROCLin ".ad Steak, lh I'ojk i Imps bun Steak. Ill I*«■i k * k Steak, lh >" k Steak, 2 His tor a,He Steak, lb s it M. -let ii, tb I'u i I*ir ■11,*, H» I it * i *> I’or k lit* khi»m M » SI'I.AM. 12 l ♦•r m l 2 m \ s »• t ■ ■ M - \ h. n K'd" ! Op Yt f . M’ ,i i, t. ■ T ro u b le s S it1 4 ri 2 1 0 San ford Sanford, Elorida ■ A venue I.Tver. Hi l.iiiu Steak, lh Round Steak, lh. llamlttirner Steak, lh. Roiled Ham, III. UrcakfaM Rn\ Itaeou, lit. ......... In Kt'Iialilt' ( i r o e e r v ir»c 25c 25c 20c 55c 45c 5 ■ m S S ■ Store and i-:s s e x * , ,| ! Announcement I SERVICE REFAIR WORK r ■ SPECIALS AT THE H E D S O N 1 1.1,,’ki' , •! the luuition i Mr and Mrs Milton Harlow and tW'l,"l,ou of Urlatiilo were Sunday ■ 102 Sanford Avenue ■ Cash Meat Market\: S ( ; t r < iiiff f t 111a I,' n, M KLIS »! ■ ■ on 1 iBPBB«aiiti3ciinnn:onii:ar3] W. T. Quick Delivery .1. Ill dll Til,I,IS. Priip. Specialists c ■ : r. I . Tlu* House of Quality Rhone lOo B.-j *14 i i ■■ •■"i.t. i •i■111 t \p.i 11. |, BROOKE1EI.I) SAPS Mil'. Pure Food Market! I Mi* Mill liiiii'iiu were ’ 1 dt I Irlatslo M’eillu sdny lh 1■ Mil; !■, i i'ie --, n ml n! |In I l • 'o' n t I ill, • d V 'e,| M , d r Imi ideiTidk il e pro • • w ' * ■ ,i pis! He! URK’S REPAIR SHOP LAKE MARY I•■I s EAT HENS AND I RVERS Second sheets. S ' j x l l , only .'>(lc per 1,000, while they lust, nt Herald office. tt ; ,f Mr' M . ■ *4 J I.ORII)A and WESTERN PORK, METTON 8 ■ ■ £ ■ ci I \ Hi i.Ik ' s I hen fnsl visit to H this pari of llo state alii) I lie winter If ll s a prime, dull for a Ijllp'K ■ fai ■11111k all looks i>i\ wonderful 1>< -,| ptVH (■ TH \NSKKit J| tin ’a ,d d they nr* t bu ida l"!ks Tilt Uri Sal tfv * \\ •> M Is, i wa - taker t• tie ■ ■ 'd ■ l dal at ' bat tale >b . . Iasi '■al; I i I\ I I' III it Ilf Id ■ p ■ ■ p Phone 372-W .'127 Sanford Avenue. FA N C Y V E A L , mien of this ss eek Mt-- Maud, i ainci- ii and friend. Miss Mane Neal, relumed to I iillipa on Tuesday of tin- wiek Miss Neal has been heii' for some tune assisting hi tin' .lire of the bite Mrs, A, It < ameroii. V It 1 am. toll lias a nephew with his wife and two . hildrcn fioiu (leor i' a Iu\ :li.* with bun l "t ill. winter F. A . S T O N E at I m H 2 J[ ■ fi J THE NEW GROCERY- Ml* n 1 itnita' duughtt t of Mr and A I I Il'Me III l lie bride (IIIWiI i" HU sell of Ml S. ( . tllcksoll 1 i many ti lends wish tli.'iu much '■ • • in t h i mat tie,| ||f,H 1 11 . i . in,| \1 r s I '• . b"ll|i.|| •‘I I li.aialo Woodcock & Rigney S li m , PROMPT DKLIVKRY------------ fc» ■ * Sunday school at her home on Friday ■ evening of Iasi week, A very plea* ■ cut > veiling w a s enjoyed fi The Kathleen Mallory circle of the liaptisl Missionary S.„ et\ met wuh ' — Mt 11.».ton S i . , [, .t to r h. .uii ■■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■■ ■■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ M■ ■ ■ ■ ■ |a .t.I.ill I , las a l l . 1 Cor. 2nd St. and Sanford Avenue m I’liKSIl ha * i* -*i»ii*»| in a n u m b e r i,f ■ ulaltons ,,f mans friemkf. I' ' l n in Ma.i.n tjn , on lues,lay * n • . a ■ .Miss Helen i li,>r|M'ninir entertained ' 1*l• <*'*nn as a complete sutprise a - the young people of Monte's St ition ’ ‘ " tnnttv friends. The bride is fi Sanford Dry Goods Company ■ a Ii 1»■ hr it<m tin.mi nhutit inth H imimi u n t Still' j| ><■ in-in fMtii' iCi>i .tin ■ muiuty C|ul, timl appeared m In-t ■ J * ■ ^ ■ ■ ■ ■ We Save You Moncv i Hi J print r< fcj ■ Mi»i I .tilth Mil'Ji Hand and HoWatil *■* V « I! WESTERN AND FLORIDA MEATS FISH, CHICKENS 1 '■* f S r j,tI'titf.»■r . i nn •>{>.-11<J ■ A *" a t tin- .Ini, was u|«cn In both Hu-!; 'I, 11. a id I* ui'sti'in -tale, ami will J ■ ami women f,»r tmnihendiip and tin- make the pull for snine of thi* people J ■ object is. Sieuil, civic and welfare •'•kin ’- a mild climate, wh.i seem to ■ Work Mrs ,1. \V Co name as * ■■wit only I 'aliforma a va c president was omitted m the mis CHILD’S ROMPERS S ■! ■ ■ J ■ i"' m * » fc3 fcj Itj fcj ■ ■ a .U. 1 ■ i. In!,, ,! ■, ,i,i lril iv, ..iir minds <>n, I ' 1 be hull* 1 "k i,|l( Silt f- I'll. we 1 ' * flltllllUL' V" 1 -• iTl fur v'lnlltlij '.,!tl .m ** , ■ ■ nil Ml \til nmtiiiili -, a ■ n P H O N E 270 ( f : 1! S \T l I’D \N \ \ D M O N D A Y ■ ■ ■ ■ 2**i u I -m g $1 <»*» ■m m f . I d .' I i\ ft, r p b i i k 2 l’ ,1-bi.ry R, uii, Mas- , wIn 1 J On \ b a . -peri* th>* summer f T tf l f A M A It. I'nttah spent tiie week end at ' | | | L : l iririil . . .i i|i i; tni NH n 1 i> I" - .i • '.t-l in .tilth f i- n t ’ " i i t- ■ ■ t'A'n 5 n m I r i ' s i ;i i n I, (*l o h i i ' s p , d i a l our San- ■ * I’hone. 157- — 321 Sanford Avenue Ml and Mrs Hudrauv have Mom l bnck to Sanford nfter apendinK mo t IKJII ■■ ■ ■■ a i n d n n p « i n M t m i t i e summer here. J .................. U m i l l l l l l l l l l H I l A i m M U U I I C H I l U I i m i H l i g i ^ r J- ^i„idetary spelir the week end ■ , ’ n t "re willi his w ife and duuyrbter S Mon’s all-leather ff'uaranteed Dress ■ takii.K *>n n ■•tim* boom" in accordance with its size Nearly all friends who visited us last 3 S w 'liter a r e e e t t l n K r. adv !*» h" ad thi* way T h e s e fri ends have a s s ur e d us $1.50 ■ Shoes ‘I'etty Assortment of Ladies Dress­ es, values up to $20.00, for $7.00 to $10.50 M. N AR VIS u STORE■ leaded for Lake Mary, Our troubles J just now are. not enough houses and Murk Shorn, rcg. $2.50, ■ hotel arconjmodatmris. Two new fatitSpecial 2 il|t;s have just arrived with intention ■ of niakirin this healthy spot their ■ |homes; theHe families ndd some eleven |)rens Shoes, u in dumber to our Kr,,winp. population. Pair Jj Tb.ee new houses are just setting $1.98 S'tn , t al k. " l owt - r p i 'u v s . I t - o h i d . . . it. i - t o p r o \ i t U* ff’o o t l lasillolis n r ih in ffs i at a p p i v e i a h l r p ric e s. Cnniun Crepe. Crepe de Chine. I’oiret Twill and Tricotine Crepe tie Chine, Georgette, Satin WAISTS, $1.95 TO $4.35 : LOVELY S K I R T S ^ $3.98 A RIG SELECTION OF TRIMMED DAI'S fi There\re Silk Velvets, Hroeaded; Mirrored Velvet and other 320 Sanford Avenue Weaves in this lot, at $2.50 TO $5.50 HAWKINS BROS. iCAW™RnT THE NEW MARKET SANFORD ,RAi?rAiv BARGAIN T o r id a and W EST­ STORE ERN MEATS ■lii3 Sanford Ave. Phone 406-W HANDEL’S EMPORIUM SHOES Service and Quality At the lowest prices .11«i SANFORD 402 SANFORD AVENUE 5 ■ ■ DRESSES, $8.75 TO $18.75 98c Khaki rianni'l Shirli* LADIES’ READY-TO-WEAR Irrl n ,.t, , J iu rd A v r m u SURPRISE ■ s« s s K R O E N E N ’S j i ■ ■ ■, Sanford Avenue- -al Second Street * ■ AVENI E ■■TRY A HERALD WANT AD FOR RESULTS !*, / v �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1922 PAGE SIX m GOLF BOWLING TENNIS BOXING BASE BALL FOOT BALL BASKET BALL TRAP SHOOTING JOE CHITTENDEN WINS TOURNAMENT RAIN PUTS STOP TO LADIES PLAY The Sanford Country Club's first at tempt at amat eur gulf tournaments was voted a decided success at yes terdavs meet, insofar as the men’s nf fair was concerned. And it would have been absolutely impossible to have marred the ladies tournament had it not been stopped by the hard rain Never before has there been such interest displayed in any local event as that of yesterday. Every holy and her husband that was eligi Me to play in these tournaments have been looking forward to this affai r with the keenest interest and the way they turned nut yesterday proved that the. game of gulf in Sanford will be the lending pastime in the future. I priic. n Keen at that though, Kd made good showing for his first around, lie being a beginner time lie mnde the course in 87, while beginners nre supposed to make it in about Iff*. Ed will tie up amongst the best at the rate hr is going if he just keeps it up I.allies Tournament The weather was very threatening in the Indi es lined up for the big b at ­ tle of the morning but the start was |made and the sixteen ladies thut en tered were all out on the course when 1 Jt : t | ;!■ j \\ t. 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Kell y, who is at -iiuimer home on the S t . Cr oi x. -I'd to go into det ai l s Ilf Ills o f f e r I n.eCi .n-i e i v e d * m . r i a l o f f e r - " he 1 I d I Ii(ivf made im olir CLEANING AND DYKING Wo lire prepared lo handle your work, I.u . i.r .small, rain or shine. Everything is |.. died Iho most sanitary way. You are nc od to visit our plant any time. “We Thank You” for i, 1-0 l lb- I ,0 If I Ml lb- 126 IIi n- I ,1 M..\e f ill I ., k N Mu)c. 1 igli t bill I •a..in I Iimm h>T axeragi I, ft 1.. t His 1 I • Ih- luiIf lAed and split to any measure, tie . ' • I in Sanford Will supply any .iiii nt.* and book all orders for deliv i r> ,n order received Please write l a t.ly, -late whether oak or pine or mixed is wanted, F. S, Vernay, San ford, ki n, Route A. 1(59- lino-p Sanford Steam Pressery CLEANERS STEAM DYEING u Igl ll o f t h e t e a l l l I : lo [ i m >t v m a gmg I.'m 1 h ( i - ■ ex , I !• et i ulidtl O' , n u id,. ■Ii .tot. i fat \ r. yiei movi ng? 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Priced at, per yard— $ 4 .5 0 25c ™35c $ 4 ,8 5 IMPORTED 36-INCH JA P AN ES E ROCKINGHAM TEA POTS INDIAN HEAD 5 - t i If.', .S-in ( Irju l iliis.'. cavi l ( r> -till l-'ir.'t ■iclection English Earthen­ ware, hea\ ily glazed inside and out, each— 35c I*ure Linen Crash, yard 69c \\ f o f f e r you 25c consider­ a bl e s a v i n g on t h i s s e r v ­ iceable cloth, at v n r d — 26c 11 SWEATERS IMPORTED 15 piece Luncheon Sets, solid color, light weight. Semi-proeclain. 15 piece set— d Blocks’ From Hitfh Bri' no ironing, FOR $1.19 And. then hunting here. The priictnc at it, week will help. A tegular conclave i f i mnndery No. 28 will i , ,, evening Oct. 20th nt 7 • , I gular business and four bits tactics. All Sir him | l0 attend. Hy uni. . the 1f.t; if At' 1 Mid I In M:kc 12o ID- 1 ,1 I f - i 1 It. » 1 '• 2<b l JO lbs $ 1 1 .5 0 SALAD OR BERRY BOWLS Mi'ti'.' Vici Kid. plain toe Shins, pair . ’■i i l a r k G r i f f i t h ,i l I* -.g I, 1- r t h e - l i l t ■Ilf* I I; i»ct tie W a s h i n g t o n V m - n e a t i s , but Il ,de till ill I hi.'ii III t he m a t t e r , t Ill'll 1 I \c SPECIAL OFFERINGS WORK SHOES $ 2 .9 5 out / o r the Ini>t g,, n , „ n.| [lnggnge? We g. t The trap shooting ends for the sea- coming.— QUICK SKI" son next week. Everyone is expected F E U . 213-215 Sanford Avenue, Phone 550 MEN’S Polly Prim Bungalow Aprons V .i -i'fl a r e v e r y 1, •< , I .plit I t I $6.00 A , ent Commander. The tennis court was too wet f o r 1 • Jtio <f) play yesterday and the tennis match -Wiis .also postponed, I _ ■ * he penuatit -i nn ,ng -t i1 e ! t be \ met I all \ - i 11 i — i e , i red a n of ft r to in;.' \S '■ Mi l , . , ' l the .1 '• 1 « III f ur And bring plonut' ■12-PIECU DINNER SET LA DIRS’ I’AT. 1-STRAP MEN’S MCI COMFORT 1 wi t h dul l kl' l tups. s i 7(' 5 $ 1 .4 5 $ 5 .0 0 >iie Slums $ 3 .5 0 h He made one (fowl AT TE NT I O N, KM<; i||, . ! _____ Kanner’s Department Store Rn*w it Skut Hiiv>‘ Itrnwn -olid leath­ er Shut*-. Sl/e 2 1 _• 1" <n i i *** 1 1 1 , t , 'tui fii 1ll I n lx 111 mu ; il ■• it 1be Ml ,1 (TIILD’N SHOES $ 1 .5 8 Children’' .1 I: .1 1 .. f ’ i - mm • , i , t i 1 ,i ...................... d llu ougti .! If. f I , , • |1 . I . MM, I « , II • t. , d oh || f..., . ■■■ . t . -iAii.il sinaU , •1 1 f ’ . , ) I , -* i . 1 * i , i . 11. ii a i,d Ha i l ) It o ! i ' ' h,i •• , . • ■. i ’ V ' i-" the •be , . . : MM. 1 a II I , . ' , ’ ■ f, 1 , I >, .!-■ I I t The • .s • v ti'". ■” b\ Blocks It,A ■ t1 i r*.» G.MI'U 1■IV •ID \ . -. ,11,d) ■. It i •. -l li' 11 t it. if M, f i I., .ii,.' tj Football tomorrow on the Hulkhead. Sanford vs. Kissimmee. Re there. pig skin l i f t ! . 1 old v* 1 * * \ ;• . l i. ■• ■ p b Rtt money yesterday. score at that. Griffith sael he had not derided oil a ntan.iget for next year, Griffith explained it was not oVeil dt let tinned that Clyde Milan, who pil­ ot i d iin- Senators this year, would not 1 1 ,it the helm next season, but adnutted he " a s looking around for n Team b o " , s1 Im ' •I •* ( It'.i’ e fat Ka fcj GRIFFITH MAY GIVE BIG JOB TO K ELLY ■ i , nt i win : ' Mr il.itm *1 V. \| r- nil. .1 I f. A P. v ’■<c,i mat D ■end* i', C' ■Ed I m e .1 D. A - 1' d< doll. D , .,. ,| l It i I1 ta CELERY SEED s mr es for the men's affai r was us fallows: 58 .1 H Chittenden ...fiO Roy Chittenden . .. CO D C. Griffin 60 Charles Whitner . .61 K t\ .Maxwell ___ 65 It A Newman __ 65 WnlU•r Connolly ...6 9 T. W . Joner .70 C. I. Britt ...71 \V r Hilt .71 s. M l.inyd . 7.1 j . M, \Vnllnre 7-1 j r Hr.uly, .) 1 . 7f> .1. 11 Little i l l . The AssnelnlPil I 'r rM I 75 <», G. Herring WASHINGTON. Oct 20. — Mike . . . 77 Kelly, manager of the St. Paul Amor* Itrg Holly . 7 7 I lean Association team. 1022 ,1 G l.eniiardi chum* . . 8 1 pn ns, is under consideration as next D. ■aru!• Turner C N Williams - .R.T ’ year's m a n a g e r - o f the Washington __ , .81 American l e a g u e team, Clark (»rifIt \V 1lerndnn 81 fltb, president of the club, said last C |. Derby 87 night Ed I aite Replying to questions, Mr KISSIMMEE I!E HERE TOMORROW ■' kI * s »» i n Ra * 4 fc* ---------Austin McHenry, m .,, | The hig tournament is over— a big- the Cardinals, was ger one ruining. I tumor of the btam p good brand of the game will be seen yet to know how sup,, tomorrow. He has Pope, M. Moye, . tion was. Peck, (iunter and Sweeney as good .Mrs. McCuller or Mrs. Wallnco' ____ men to run in ns the other fellow were just about ready to show ua , Hollins plays at St .\ug,weakens or gets hurt and these sub­ somothing in the way of making a row. Hard hick, SuinC stitutes are just as good ns the r e g u ­ -core when the rain broke il up. lar men, so all in nil, a good g a me is ______ Fur man won over Tin , promised the fans. Turn out and see terday, score 2H to li, Dick Maxwell like to hnve been in _________ it. tbe storm broke loose .Mis Mcl'ullef and Mrs il I*. ‘Sdulh had just com p let id the first half of theot rounds lyhen play was stopped,the nun cunt There ar e many people in Sanfard mg down so hard it was almost im that must first he educated as to what possible to drive >• ball through it. jridf really is and tins first tournn Ihe ladies, after being taken in off thnu any ii i nt w a s l i f t n f.. r flint tile nurse m ' r h l f , voted to post \ ’ ,1 fb •* l o u l t ’l t i l i n g o U e VI S' l»r l| 1• pot.e t he , i i-.ini until a belter day. ITu* Sanford team is all set for the . , hi . u tH;ii t III ■f : . " t * „ f ! \l»M‘ xvhii a r e strong out fit f t ii in kts-dminec and j MS . t r> in . . I f sl- pr<ip* r >l liliiliVlg Many good scot*- for the ladies had when the curtain goes up on the play • 1 1 s| , , t, | ii nd bad t In play i out in »11■'1 , T? ■, It'S c: m ■• R. i ta l )U j IM * 1 These S cjmI' made and hd thing for the " ’*'1 ' ings. Each— Extra heav white dc I " 1 tractive, '"l” $ 2 .2 5 White Handkerchief Linen, yard �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1922 UNCLE DICK UNDULY EXCITED Took Aunt Mary Som* Llttlo Tl x ? to Undorotand the Matter, ana Then, Actlonl tjist.iih e ig n rK you can pel need bed A u ‘*''h v t * t t u t t , V 1 „ r , p o t i o n plupn a t the 111 ' . t*11y Wor ks. 1 0 0 - t f c l>''ld mi N-wi*mb,u 1 f - ,i white " »••* „ m ,id. The ,,(,* .............. AU,H W“ r > h-V " " ’ ,r . t ha t . jiMf tn iiUt-nti tiro 'Olinty Superintendent I W l.nwtoii that a strung faeudy li .m the I'm versity has Keen ■!i ,sen n, rotuiin t the institute '1 in s*: teachers' msti tutes are a new fe a tu re of the Gener­ al hxtmivioii Work and will In- held in a limited number of counties this year; eonseipiontly, it is considered fortunate that Seminole ( utility is in chided m the number. The peucrnl theme for tin- in-ti 1 "to pr'ioiam writ be tile ennebment ol tile subjH t matter in tlir school curriculum and better teaching rnetb 1 lie instil Lite fai lilt)' has heel) 0f t in - M e t h o d i s t C h u r c h , rr hitltr. n e x t - t o 8 p e * r ’» S t o r e so chosen t hat a spprtrtUst Is provided Vork I,*iv i , ' ' il f*T * iitm i w e a re fo m ln g | i p * k r o w l o r n s tie o f t h i n pnp«*r w h h h a ptu 1,>dh-,il s e n t t izut! t«*r hou T A u n t M k h I m i i i j u l l l v " W l m l uu> . m u d o i n g w i t h M in t s h e e t o f p a p e r . I >fi*k a n d w h e r e tir e y o u r fip e e s V " “ I ’m h u n t in ' fo r 'e m n o w ," sn ld U n d e D ld t. e x c ite d ly , "n n d I su ppose , g e v e r . ........ , . . p e r . tM a h* r,‘ " n o w m a p . nu t the w o t A d d ress "So m e hy Mi R easons " It * c u t u p h r CIRCLE NOS. 1-3 and inbt frb'nd* in Atlanta, Co , in hack "ii tin' ulii ; ii)i at ItnumilInt and An The world at your door every even* to fth-ndn MAMS M A M S SPECIAL! Kingim's Reliable Mams, II) g r a c e t I d u t i't s e e h o w t h e r e ' s r o o m l e f t f o r a d e r e n t h o u s e lo t In t h e w h o l e Van Camp s ItaliACream. per can Van Camp's Tall Cream, per can la-Ills, Irish l'nl aloes 1-11). Corn lleef Hash l.'l Mis. Granulated Sugar state." R e ln x n - SOAPS! C l e a n s t e e l k n iv e s am f o r k s , r e m o v e s t a i n s am Jap Bose Bath Soap Kirk’s Hard Water Soap cal ' - for .. . 29cA large cake, .‘1 for 29c g r e a s e W ith P O IN T E D P R E SC R IP TIO N line us niollilllg DRUGGIST I’ lU i.N K 32.'i If you don’t i1*. ft tell I him .. .. , .• . * ■ the roller,„fjk j , |, shnnie and n ills “ W e l l n o w , d rill y o u r s p e c s a n d r e n d w ! l “ t It <m v s , " c o i m s e l e t l A u n t M a r y , a b a n d o n In,.* h e r M i r k s t o l o o k o v e r . U n c le l'! k * sh o u ld e r. " I V r l m p s ■ ' t h e y r e on . j , r , - p . . M i . l* t h e r o a d * a« Sew Idea!' Ill J, . , , m„xt e m, . ....... . he hum nrtr m o r e ' l l m > o' 1 1 PM, w e s t e r n l o w n s c re s s and \-sem h ll.at'a h i l c l a ll p re tty on p a p e r nl R o o m s . and now! 4. i p,, | { , . ( , d What It Soup Mr F C .In.k'iir, nt f’b*vi*liuid, 0 l■ am ong »■ V*' ' . Tr U” 1 " lie h u ll le t e i l f h e r s o ! t h i s 1t h e in s titu tio n , e d ly h e one o f th e i*tin g * ,,f | | u . y e n r , loiineements of the atuiday Night—5:30 S p e c ia l S a le " I d o n 't k n o w to," a n l d I n . I r o u r v o y e t l a at.v e t tl‘" 1 *<’ l’ n | i l J a l l i e d ,, ' ivmiitiito will In- h I•I nniirr tLt* huhpirpR o f l h** C i«‘ ixi*t it 1 F" x f i *11 * l u l l i h v i * shipment of new music • ion of tile I’niver'itr ,,f riorida and m i s t e r Piano Co. 168-tfc It. r. Riley, dm . m, has advised (UPS! n v e rly p r e s id e n t o f lu n tm g tn n , W . Vn • i m i n t y w i l l pr<d>ty „ n t h e d a t e "f PAGE SEVEN Fl al lw. i j W AY TO SAPOLIO E F F IC IE N C Y M.u. C l e ' k s Real l y Cleans • Sco u rs • Polishes Inventor? of f l y* ! , " ! Ac> r o wlrdyed »» tl.e H e « t > » ! D e v Beil. Mi DVK DKAI . KR loHIt.g e'e. 1. Jlll.it 1. Ip i Mi l emi ent 4 I i.pu*. from Whi ch l.i.-l of Siil.|ert for l li ll ii rti nenl. i l l.ri>ii|e- i*. in lie t lut-eli ,tii ** Rnemcr, i Pm |.ov|,fn| I’enchiiyir it, i ’i nmu ■i r )«vfij Winn, ni „:i h . m were tir»l -i . ,■ (l clei k Ml.' II llow ed lil»‘ Larg e cake ii.trodm prltllegi* 1 | ■i v i,i' w o. k ... 11,, n i.) N o W a ste tl.nl see I -! i o - l to !.|... I ‘lei kh Il.o pell'll fo ,■!)’ i 1el.I .in'tliods -•.onic of 1 . * . hum. 111. ^ 1ii 'el ten, I hey fled up ill hlllnlI' m *■’ P on w lilcli t hey wr.,li; ■i "i .upi'it to .1 lllilf.lt I t tuj tt.lx tl.e modern 1 1 11 EPOCH MORGAN'S SONS CO., N.x» T«fc, U. S. A. i.o,' tiled wnx yopli*.I /•"V ' |f‘1**.' 1 '(trie!) met ‘"(I ex IIX Well ax to c l on eiu Ii pin k 11,'tied Hi I Med fol ' l l ' o|, Tegt mii j —remember the lowusl pricur! B akin g Powder is often ii: most expensive—that baking powder economy cannot be based on purchase price i. > results that count. Thai’s whv nl, Mier LADIES!! In" r Ml Ml I" pl tide • Hindi* u m e enii1 lidd t " mi lli l e e mi n t r her a." a ' V. ^t einat i z i n g llietr ki CALUMET fib Economy B A K I N G i n g e s t s e l l i n g k r a n d in \ n u mu a •c , di \\hen y o u "a use h u y il First National Bank ", (. it . \ I I MI MI M l ! B ilk in g I ' ' t w*it i i n, . ! , u■ s a m e t h e p u r i t y o f b a k i n g s in m il In m s n its — th a t r e t a i n s fll 11 1 U.l m its u n fa ilin g i wn r i s e n . hi Iih' i ing strength to the very last spoonful. sale o f Calumet is ov er ISO t r t han th at of any o t h e r ba ki ng \ 1)01,1.\! u r n / ca n or C o / i m 'c i. S o m e b e “ tin ce < , on il; g et a p a w n . W O R L D 'S G R E A I E S i iiA K I N G POW DER 10') BnlnieKo \v enm e R|]>i||**\ \vn ' bii.i ••’i iuu i Bi ^i i w hi \t iio w i s h ^AOttO ILO AOOt-MCT .Made b\ llu* I'amotis Oneida ( omnuinitv, Btd D m! 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Pinnu Co, <|uiilily Sh»p. � 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, 1922 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, October 20, 1922 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 20, 1922. 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>, October 20, 1922; <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/d61bcc225ed3cfb8505139cab30b7feb.pdf 7162975d8be2e67f001524d378c343d6 PDF Text Text I Woman’s d u b .Fair and D ollar Day Friday SANFORD SANFO ‘'The City Substantial The City Subs tan IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION VOLUME III SANFORI). FLORIDA. SATURDAY. 0(TOMER 21. l ‘i NUMBER \ ■• n r l i i f rtl I ' r r s a i CAR SHORTAGE NOT S E R I O U S SAYS SHIPPERS NfeXT- FRIDAY IN CENTUM PARK AND WILL BE WELL ATTENDED PREMIER LLOYD GEC LENAPE SAFE, SPEAKS AT GREAT ME ING TODAY • WILL BE FLOATED IN FEW DAYS FOR.. THE PEOPi Getting Up the Advertising Mat tef That Will Bring the Peo­ ple Into Sanford Ne xt Fritlny will be* a most plenant occasion in Sunford whi*n the Woman' s Club will put on a fair for the benefit of the building fund of TI.. .!ul> and the merchant- will •. j . i a t e by putting on a log D ll.ii I'..y Sal e that will ih 111>>«- a ny th . (>;■ ' I before* attempted here The o. ion may nut be the h i g g t ' t of the I nd but tile sales will be the best t.d the merehants will offer f.-t that •lay some o f the best bargains that Mi* people of this part of the -t , . ........ evei bail Wbd. tie Cot. le.rt the interest i-- ttil«*n->i and lit. L .t a i l Merchant' s I '..iiiiiiittee i. w..fk ■ h.ird to put t hi- |... t » . f i It. d.i, ■ g ra m iii i • The . it* in. ■ t i appear in the Herald i..»t , \ . . . A \s. shippi v*. 111 h , , , .. <i .. r'., i >• n t. .. ,t It I. i . . iK lT. ■ (h a t t rtl P r r « k ) th e gro w ers ns M*cti«»ti of tb«» e i 'l.i \ jiinl s(a!< be r e a d \ by tin fii-t >.f Decide Whether the Pt Conies First or National First l i n t IN IM. i m o rn in g h* ’ 'tlx ..n o m. u tln.i I..>. JBKS SIGNED PEACE PAPERS FOB REAL PFACi t.. tin » " r , lit which tlllle the committee of . . h 'I* merchants will make s p e ml t u p s tin L i.,w- ,i,|ei it i ^ 11 •• ..v. r the county with the big i n hoped I hat mor. r. f r i g . i n t . i . at a i I . ar» and they will a!«o I-.- mailed t.. |.....no iix.iilal.l* In tin an ant inn • • cry olie III the count V the railroad representatives h a l e ns G. v aa l e I he Woman' s (Tub promises a \ «•i \ stned tin g io x x . i- Hint ex er x t lung k II L'-od pr ogr am for the day arid the possible will be done to bring about W i t h himght and it will pay the good folks this condition. t. U ix ,, .f Seminole, Volusia, Orange and Spec, lies xxeie niudi a t tin . oidci ■ .*k' . on n t n-e t .. x i - . I s-u liford that . ■ • • •• I•y S V S i . h 1. n i -!. g . m i .i Iii | . e t 1ax and have II good old" fashioned nit.inleiit ..f t raiisp, t (at l et . for t h e \irl"' ' ’ 'in t ogether The (Vtitml I’aik xxdl ' I t idi el .lam. \ \. ,. fir-t or nntionW lb ' 1:d I •( iinlt" lit Ii'.xxi xer, xx hothi il„ | . , . , , i | , | , 1 , melt x\ ouid M - 5 • "U . . . t d.n. I.. -. In dole OB N xeint.et I to deal xxitll tho Iriah •s t <| ..stmn, "t xvhetlier general election* lot h. In rt nil'tie. Init ■■ Iy nud . tho , vir l us h legi.slatinn left to tho now par»v m" n Ii nit-ii I l-'illi.-i plan will lie practl• ible. Mi. ..nix point being that r a t i - • ' 11 t ■ a 1 ■ ■ '. , t tin- Iti-h t i e a l y must bo ” "f • Itriti-h foieipn minister Kiinal tobl tin n.ln.ital :l- . •' 1 I ' .' • g. It i IliessagO . •I*1 1 -I” •• pr esi dent 'MT) i m; i i ii« ii. li/is inii'ivtui nny i ■ i p. -itioM 11..in him in hla n. xx position as leader of the o p p o a l - ' j S t . . i i hi parliament. The Marquis o f Tv • 111 - Ini i x . . . i i behalf of the “ die hardi'* • ■ . n ole a imiliir promise, so thero ; was made thiongli ins attorney “ If t xxoiihl silffleielitly eompellsate Mint ■tiler mother for xvhat she b is |..s| ’’ llm kb \ \x ns in ini! a xx all I' . * i j.. oi .'*, 1(■• House of i ommoni -’.j • i t.t I ’ in i Ta. e ,) >’ • I • I'M al Situation 5 ’ * ' * t - stood out • i ' I . i . \ ill bo almost s c* ■ ■ i election and 11 ” i • u 'la at ion of t h t ^ • i *..r .n i- s. if dy assured, —J I. •. .* ! i a ho i> to h e e d ’ -', i • ' ! in- ' f ' Dike tho p l ac e. ■ f I Livt.l Lloyd George, in * J • ’ all ••veiling newspaper, 3 '••I • - .it. r:ti..n to advise ' ........... Lately d i s s o l v e * • ’ <1 I ■ ■ !■ -I *hat this factgG I * 1|||| .’ III. I. deal w i t b v l ■ ..( 1‘ r r a a ) II I I \ ll| I .. th> a n , m I h r Aaat i r lnf m 1 I 1LS England. Oct 21.— Retir* •••" .-t I f• •I George speaking '■ i* » ’ii* "t >oalition impor'• ' lured the banner 1 |•.»*T\ trite had beun hoisted •4 ■ ' it! tie . ting of the oonserva■•vb •. J x ’ ed .iguiiint continuing K • f o| the peoplu o f thi* ti\ la* e\. lailtled I., decide Tvheth- Velltll.ltoI . .It t*> all markets * /ota s and the • re- ainl tile real haigaiiis >llei..( i g the a; - and In-bl. .1 f ,i ih.k iv. i I be the best ndx erl isemetit that in.iiii <>t (nil l...\e-i .. f f r i t f..t ea< Ii "•liford eoubl have I'here Inis been i . ii \ .|.|i 11 •■ rn tins l ln i . was rei lavs 111 tile ad\erti-eiin nls and (In d i t f«■ *n o . ..f ..pin,,i, b. t u r n , tin m l i v and the time hn be.-n -h"i t t . r i . j i . . i. t., 11x. . a> I lb. . tin net " i l l II i ■ |..inng Ihi advertising matter Ini! tin fniniei having - u g g i - t . d .i maxi 'I1 'ill T I T . S WII I I VCKI.K IIK. I IIK M<»|{\ U. S. TROOPS WITHDRAWN INTOXICATED DRIVER KILLS LITTLE GIB l •’ CONSERVATIVE MEETI ( hair man Lasker Says Daugherty is tlu* Greatest Law Maker of AJ1 Times ■ ffi i .my hiudrnnce • • 1i i -h t renty Ins ' ;J ” •.e-t. rday • I ■ his hand, ' . • r»• I • i t o i l address at ' **( I'aie l .. ' .' -o plior to hit -4! • I a i l . It. \ If 11 I,- ft ho delivered A Ini addresses ft. in Me rear o f h i t p ' a i mi tin xx ay I•• Leeds lie lias left until today 's spec. Ii in I eeds a ny f t ;] xe !a t lor1 >.t xxh.il III ta. tie- will be. \. ion.a 11 ■ 1 lilt, i .i x I T a|ay 1 1« t J , t Ii Foul t h St l e 1 i' !. •a ..t ..t ti Hi.. k. y<- iNur*i i u--. xxapiescnt at the meeting and partici ITu’ - Count ry Kair on Woman's pat. .I in tie discussions f|om lb‘ lull Day, will be in charge of the standpoint of the grower s' interests building Commi t tee of the dull. There i trlail'lo S* nt mel xiil be varied amusements, for (la* lit pally • n uni oinfit n-i-d i ••j ■ t Mi.it tinand big child, such ns, Fortune g l a n d j ury S o m e i s c t ...Hilly bud g by i he far famed daughter of " • t u r n e d an i ndi ctment t od a y a f t e r i gninl and only Fatima. Tomor row is tin1 txventith Sunday- i ' l o - e i i ' t o r l l c e k m a n had a pp e a r e d be ■ s WiggH of tile Ca bba ge I'utcti f e t e tlie body , af t er Pentecost. w present and liave numerous Neither Mr. lieekman nor any other S e r v h i x Xxill lie a H f o llo w s a.I fifteen cent articles for tin coiitt o f f . rial at the i minty seat in Sunday Si bool at 'J a m. sharp. ■ hi . a , Little Miss Muffett will sit. Smnei villi-, can be induced to give I.oxv Mass at In a nt • t ’ • T u ff e t t and sell log and little Sermon: "The t 'ent linen's Son.” the slightest enlightenment on the pu/ pd* - fog tin* small child's pleasure. /ling attitude of all <..nci'nii-d m the Sunday's Gospel. ' *f nirse ther,- will be balloon*, for inquiry. Item-diction af t er Mass " i i . i t-r h<*nr*! c? a fair wicnout bnl It esponsdnl t y for Hie next mov e , Monday night at H p m , Special toons Mary, Mary IJuite Contrary xvbli h is expec t ed to he of a senna hour of the Cnlholii Women's League. xx,II ve her flower gauLm in full Initial c h a r a c t e r , w a s saai now to be Weekday Masses at S a. m. •do. m and on the end of each flower squarely up to p r o s e c u t o r lit i-kman, St range rs cordially welcome to all *• rprise f o r each boy or girl who who is moving c a u t i o u s l y iii bis up church services. .......in with hi» nickles and dimes. parent desire to lie sure o f his ground. I'eter, Lumpkin Eater will not forget The home of Mrs. Frances St evens •*» !-e on the joh too, and will have Hall, widow of tin' slain rector, is pi ■ *y of fi ve and ten cent pumpkins Vigilantly guarded by sl ate troopers for sale. and all attempts to communicate with The I.oly Pop Dolls nro a general the house by telephone have been tin favorite by the youngsters;.Mrs. John successful. Nniith will have cha rg e o f this table fin the heels of unconfirmed report s' and ns tunny ns npply for n dol l y enn lecture and slides will be given nt that the grand jury of Somerset Voun • have same by l eavi ng 15 or 20 cents the Parish House. Ti ckets will be ty had today returned nil indictment according to the kind and size. f i ft y cents for grown ups and txventy in the mystery, Hie investigation xvn* I lie dull women who will assist in fixe cents for children gixen a H»-nsnUmml txxi«t tonight when ’ hi' particular eff ort are, Mrs A W The reading will lie given by Mrs it xxa-. officially '■ '"••n.l that an ey• 1,1' . ' J r , Mrs. Sam Puleston, Mrs w K Watson which atom- la-speaks xvittn-'s to Mi, double shoot iiil-. a xx ■ ■ •* 1 Holly, Mrs. Meisch, Mrs John success for Smi l in’ Thru. man or reputable charm ter in New I ll> I hr Xk-...- In |r.l l*rr«sl Ntni*4,i, and Mrs. Endor Curlctt There will be t hirt y minutes of Hrunsku-k. bad been discovered. I d.NDoN, Oct 21 llntish govern s " do not f o r get the Country Fair Community sing under the direction of The only handicap retarding the • ent Iis' propo'-’d to France and Italy and of Womnn’s Club Day, Come and Mr. McMnyor. prosecutor in bring the situation to a il.t I J’, I'«•«! I lit If t*f rill <• t •• pt'llcr brmg thg children and let them enjoy What a womlcrfnl thing is the smile, climax w a s said to be the problem " f in Near East to be fir'd at Lausanne. the many novel features plnmicd for Let everyone forget their thimbles positive identification by the newl y Switzerland. .. their entertainment. , for one day and eveni ng and Sm i l e, i found witness, ns more than one per In the eveni ng “ Smi l in’ T hr u ” with Smile. Smile. j son is said to be involved ill tfn^>i me Tr y a JJernld Want Ad today ' "III Hill Ii*- III < 1! \M> IttiM W I N D O W ' ' VN I 'in. II. t 21 -V ir g il i 'I *-• i n - xx Ii . , am. her. fi.un Howling •. n, lx x , 'xx.. year- ago. lay critl- .TC ’ ’•'! ton. to In- suicide de- TfS 1 ’ f.ilf III.I .|. -pile the ef» -cl| I i ' "i hi- xx it . xx h>> held him by h i s , :13 • g suspended from the sivond s t or y • ^ ••'•ii' I -me until she xx iis exhnus(c<L,' 'J1 M o m s i> said to have het*n in good 1 financial cnuditlnn and his act is bo* In veil to have been prompted b y do• lining health, lie had been und or - « the care o f a physician for several ^ Ea r l y this morning he went to hi*. bedroom wi nlow apd attempted to plunge through the window. Hla xvife siezed his leg and while holding n' Ex en if the industrial injunction tnroVcs unconstitutional, Mr. Ford can him cried out for assistance. * JJtT H strength faile<l before help could r*ach a lway s threaten to shut down and her niul Morris fell to the concrato JT bring Hie country to its senses. pavement below TJ |SR III- d-ii'h xx a . nu ritarily e.Xpcctod MM’O I M F . D HIM KIVKIt 'I <1r o l l CO. For Florida Partly tonight and Sunday aid x ' bower* on j h, East coast; little clu temperature. tilt A NT y land. Met 21 Joseph C. floatI'" al attorney. \''»terdny n a m ­ ' j xer of the Grant Motor C a r it mu by Federal Judge D. C.‘ haver. Appointment was made liention o f the Durston Gear it mn of Syracuso, N. Y. �- : rV. *-«-* -- 5 . ‘ f-c ■ . - - . • • . ■■ * eg g THE WEATHER 5 MONEY WORKS Y o u m a y m o n e y \ ou i if co u n t l A t -- w o r k e r , but lo n g e r. is, y o u r y o u m o n e y m a in ta in w ith w o r k s a th rift < a c ­ • PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD II A Nee the Herald Frinting ” , .- a' 1 •hi i hul" e i ity on hiiMines. •i. t■1 1 teil with tie • ikecchobco News. Phone 217-W If Ton k a u anj frlrnda t l a l l l n , 7 0 ■— If 7 on arr ( o l n , g n r n h r r , or r oml nf h o m e , o r II y o u a r e r n f r r t a t n l n s . * »rll a paiIal card «o this d rpa r l mr al , ( l i l n | drtnlla, or trlrplx.nr Ike llero. II rail «reall7 ajiprerliHrd. L SO CIAL C A L E N D A R «-S’y . •} it , ' i M •■ fl*la\ ■ - , . !■ ! h i tj fr r, turncd hllllie ta W ednesday from Gai nesvi l le where lie ell tile g u e s t u f |ie r d llU g ll, ,, . . 1 “ FRECKLES” zi t.j Itl M cL eod at ; Ha W . -T111 1 -I. | 1 11 I t,. 1 -M . w . 1 | .* | , ||u \ f. |i I •k M < a .1 I ' . ! "II I T \l<h I' \ Y \ | . I* i' * I I I It ' th. ■i •1 *•!» •! X f r* *| - |\i> *it ' • r ti •in- 1 ! .4* «i .if Ill - t! makes the rj fj Hi lu H , ,, . , . . ». , o f III idgetOD, N. .1 , Al sl uuher Insecti Yor k. is in the >itv ;,| triple New Store dimples catch laughing tears. 100 BLOCK MAGNOLIA PIAN O S, them "it In 1 u lar : t.thi,- s e t . g u l f kllli k* t ■ lh. t*»h.> N ice p*. 1 it I ii'tt i a 1 w a. h a t g a i n s s, . f ur PLAYER t ill ii . i)>, ir tu g w in d w ■ p>ay a- *1 .■ ' 'Ii -p. ■ a! pri- e- f t u1 * I** ii 1• a ssortm en t o f fresh P ou n d Cake, each ROLLS, SHEET Ml Mt RECORDS P I A N O . T t J N I N G ----------------------- P H O N O G R A P H l a p. URS SAVINGS THE GIRL THAT YOU MARRIED Keep h e r y o u t h f u l — f r e e f r o m w o r n t h e h o m e Of t h e m a i l w h o f a i l s t o s a v e . • ’.to Build u p an account for her in this sti•u p never miss that little, regularly deposited, u! peace of mind. DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS \ a id s PHONOGRAPHS, WE PAY 4 PER CENT INTEREST ON SAVINGS \(YOUNTS Saturday and Monday Only 1 11 \\ | \i K New Merriwether Building Mrs. G. C. Cates liatim *. whi l e and nil rulnrs, vartl ^ Are Now Located in Their A story o f a play that h ., ,t* Mi w „> Dlcarhiim ' t t g a r . l.’l Ills, w i t h ■ i* . * \| t li.i'l ii' ■ h W.** 1 (.• I liatlltii I uf I I '• I at •! 1 ‘ *' .■ •.«.•! I ] a ,pia t.t af order> 1 Ii ,„!>•!••, u • t t. I ’ l i i l U l u i r t I' lnt ir. ii nut. ne. . 2 I His. > w • at •! 1 1 ..I, putting un 1 I. el i •• f 1:iii• ,< - . !k . l adi t- - 1,k l.jirgt* Mens., VI \F “SCHOOL DAYS” • •hiu, I" (I Spe ar ma n . L ee s b ur g; J Ht'liel, Rndgetuti, N. J.; F. K. Step Vi h iisun. A. C I. RR ;Dunnie Ar ra nt s, \u. din, Fla. ; S*dekinh McMat h, Win *41 t er Ganl en F la ; Mr. and Mrs. S c h r a ­ *1 der. San Antonio, Fta.; A. Schrader, San Antonio, Fta. lU li i' l' n e t !>•- i.ephew and w.l* "ii • e 1i i • ■. 1. I me f rum N. « , • msjfEiaiEjejQjiNjtcjiaiuii] I’* ___ ,| u wi l l Hie, - 1 ,.|. J. H. Hintermister Piano Co] — in— __________ '*1 ** Mlikel (,. t; . W Mi R.*ry if At lant a, Ga , representing the " 1 ....... .. mt: the ~ I IIu w . i t and ( V , , Me « , , . uf \ , . w W I- .1 till . . -*a I .|* > 11.'.TV-in tlllg ..I ! • |.|. j i e |,.I Ml. BARKY “ * *• " • ■ * ■ LOCALS s h e h as '*'*'• ■ ' ' l l t..l gl.( f the Wrath* 1 a' I —11u", the sutl is shilling , , ■ •1*i th* 1 hei.l» hav 1 heen dissipat*,| ;l g p* lit a 1 "liple o f 1 i! w. ul il «eem that the night wo it: day» j,' gu*--t • **f \| 1 * .l.itiathan Feet I'* petfe. t fur the 1 **nccrt. Th e pro M'U.day \| 1 * I iWat*l Miuth w ,11 en a 11■ •Iy < |. R i i t u i y , tipull their •lam I- g 11 en in another part o f thit e i t a m tin iiiemh* 1 - uf the Seim a n - , n ••*••1111 1" Faldo Reach, where tieh Rndgi • luI at hul ll.illir uli 'll* ; at* plalu.it g • • -lay a few weeks *' '•at ! I •! 11• g 1 ’ .t " ‘ |■ ir, > 'I Way ut ( i| land'i was here tli jj! | : ■ : ■ ' . Mar> Fri day M e * It -iim>nd R..*l:>ud w give a n u t a l at t ft H u h S h- I Auditurnim at ' p m F. t. • r-.^4»p i Mr, .J. II. niNTKItWISTErt PI.w ii t# WESLEY will he interested to learn t hat a young LINCOLN H OUSE A R R I V A L S sun arrived at their home Oct. 10th _____ n. e y .ting man Inn boon anted Liicnis \\ ,1It y . j. ,ltL.n aIul fjMIIUy, T a m p a ; * Rnnnpr MoLeod Jr., Mr». McLeod will m is* Amel ia Lopez, T a m p a ; (J. W. ' *• " in. inhered ns Adelaide Higgins u; , l l v . r r JttcksllI1( Cleveland, ■s MRS. FRED DAIGER. Society Editor * I uriiiH Runner McLeod Jr. I he many friend^ of Mr. nd MrI j i i i u s Runner Mcl.t-ud of Gainesville Sanford, Florida I For Flori da Generally fun tonight and Sat urday !111It* c h a n g e in the tern pern tun* " ■ *s * * “ ttj fca fcsfcatciH jR aH jjR aR afcaR j th e- S O C IE T Y * *5 Sun in shining agai n thru the «lotids with the promts. that the nulls an over llmvn to 7S yesterday i> nut so had. Have von a little gol f hall in your h a g ? .'>:!<) A. M.. OCT. 20. 1922 Maxi mum 7s Minimum 7.'I * Range 7a Unmmeter .'ItMMi Rain 1 07 Northeast and part cloudy. - lik e i : - f h a rd sto p T h a t th is - . w o r k s a to eat, rest and sloop, bi^l money works all the time, day and niyrht; works for you so long as you own it and ceases only when you lose ownership. !V ' B i5 ,t Ff J(Vi ho --------- Large Shipment of New £ ------ T 0 N I G H T------ '1 "it'll *• e her Make a deposit here today— FOR 111 k ;md take home the 75c $ 1.00 $ 1.00 C a len d ar Savings .. Bank .. .. 35c 10c The Seminole County Bank STRENGTH- PROGRESS- ->I.R\ K E F If I • I 1 i ' l l L .1 1 I t * ■ A11•I . 11.1 1• 1 lu - l i t I ' i.iih 1 1 .1 , are among { I ' t,. w 11 I 1 a - " Y| igtiuf i a\ . tiui' ■ ' t ’ • ' * '1 11• ' • r• 1tils ' ■ : •u V|. 11 w , t 1 M . t. w here V. I I l : 1; 11 . I \1 m l M in till; ■ ' fa at li'Ui,• (• their ituiliy t i l l at U •'ll. * ,V y . h f f t t ! .. lal '' ' 111';. 11;. \ * 11 ft ■ 1 t|.i W 1•1a M ' ' ■ • ' ■ t a il ■a-u* w a- th e ^ l.I... k y t - l e r d a y an.I at* all fixed ‘ .*Sy I '->t> g i ‘. ' ti at the country up in their new home • h .11 !t*s \ W i t t 1 f \ t la 1.' a , w a ­ 1da . a f '• r* • .t w th \| 1*.!■ tt'• ' ' ' • ‘•' Ii . - . 1 1 1 uli t. - '. i t h* a I t . . . . . . - uf W , 1 h a I 111 i t 1 !•, ' 1 '• u .t • I u t • " 1 .0 iiig app it .-1 at • W M • ut ,t . Ml I'a ' i. ' , » * J I • <Je r- :• I U ' Sanford’s New Store — Plume 127 The Church well Company 10 Stores in Georgin- •1 S t u n i" I ‘‘.rid* -a l • . .. 'i • h t-i! 1 : a I . .| II I . j >■; m . 11 \ it h ini \I ait |,e w MMi: • pa lu-. fi III- alal util, r plat Fluor W'lik.-r b a s k e t ' , wall 1 "mhinat tuii cubirs^ At tr ae t iv e spurt Man y f r u n d - ar* glml to see Miss ha-l;, t- ami Fi*n* h haskets ft I with <M f ' H s in all i-tijfir** <•ir«ll«— and Mar y Irvin fr.un Washi ngton, (in |. *\ , 1| d a i ' i . - g..|,|. n rml ami ..ther n»"l d i e - - setv ,ih .'a d W hilrt Inn M. - - liv-n 1- vi -i ti ng l a i d fi.,u*t• 11 . m* t 1 M 1 \ '■ k; ' . ! N, r' ' F it u t, .* t. n a t , F .n H1 i l l . ggi i. - •».. F ti-l 1 • •*g* • Th. *,,. '' • Mi I I c ■' ' ' 1 ' ' J »Jt. I .»I, I• > . ' • 1 r 1 ■t ,* ' 1 If I f. 1 •' -I M I ./a . i l l • • .1* . * - I I > h u u i . pa , k !\ g .„„, 1• \ | . w . 1. . l; ' ■ .f .1: I . ,t.,| w|„, ji t , . j t* w 1. f..un.| 1. , • || . Du I I* J. . fi.e m l •f V F ' • 1 . I- . r » < I. - 1, 1 . ■ <I. . t \\ iii j . a , ,« 11 , I Ti,*,.. j .it I \ t h, P**l l* a t • I t ' I V « 1 MRS. llorSK W IF K . HERE ARE S O M E PRICES WHICH WILL IN TERES' r v o r S u ga r . II lbs roinuloe-. No 2. |ier ran Tomatoes, No 1. per call t. of the Leading llrand- of t of!ee to - el e rl from IliMe Maul Self-Rising Flour, from factory to r.iii-iiiuer Ii lie* 12-lle., 1 -11m*. P l L L S I l l i n S (the old and liy): O-lha. I2-II»-. 21-II ni. Va n Camp's, Ritter's, ( nmpliell's Fork and Iteans, 2 rans II.-. llrand Sala.l dres si ng* ' • ■ Rreakfast Racon ill Imixi-- or in the piece. t ’erto, per bottle Fie* Feaches, 3 lb. ran( ’orn«*d Hash. 2-1li. ran \ l.ir i*i' \ arirt \ of Niiliun.il Hi*>< nil i «* - * r.itkt r- 2 ’ ‘* . - i* , I • i* | * >| l.ll Id 1- M r.ti l.la .311 .(is 1.21 ,23 :ni .33 .19 .23 ‘ .SANFORD GROCERTERIA: I'al met to A v e n u e ------- -------- -— — ------ ( lyp^soe F re St ati on Ids s A Hi:.Al TIFI I. LINK OF • ' h • a i" .* •* Ida III­ ' h. r a a • Upi I lilt* luienl I,di ' apll f.'l I h* N* W N.11 k • .U t 1 a 1 I 'lies i i t »;Wf • / Ladies Winter Coats I'le.lIh‘ ut Infant Sun Th. ip f a til -up , . f \| r a m i Ml .lo« M i -• h •! i I at tin :l holne oil W e-t I ,t - 1 -• 11 * t v i - t* rday ;.ft i I ii*.uii and ! Ill . IP* • ill * di ... I u I today at . ’.It u . . .. i I it |t« nil nf.-. . t tin Fleshy t , 1 1 it, • h u r, h a l l o f f i* mt e and t he nf, i rim 'it "HI I,.- nu.de in l.akeview . . met. ry The family ha- the -yin pathp *>f ih.-ir many Sanf or d f r i e n d - ’ 111 the l**»t> of the l ittle one CHIFFON, BROAD CLOTH AND VHLOl’ K $ S T K O l 'T FARM A G E N C Y 113 Magnolia Ave*. 19.00 - 22.50 $ Hnrgain in* hvnring grave, 10 ncreft, I border* l ar ge lake fur about onef. urth mile Excellent -oil. 290 l ar ge hearing o ra ng e trees, T> t angeri nes, 5 grape fruit About 100 peach trees, guava-*. Tr ees c a r r y i n g at present from HO0 to 1,000 boxes of fruit, this fruit included with place. room In use, hut not in very good condition. Fla, *>’.111111 * 'I ‘.Op *ash, h a l am- e 1 •■ ,!’ • • I ! f, F I' F s \ I ! I . d. . IK I »* - * • po«t. ex.il.i-ut . ..mliti**n. j In. • *-t $70 Gen. I'ook. Celery Ave nu e , next to Steel's Store. 177 1tc FoR RENT Two -lory f i v e room house furnished, modern *unveniei:ees.— H. C. l»uRnse. 177-2 t c ‘ THE CHURCHWELL COMPANY First Street SELLS it for LESS Welaka Block • • i ■- • • • It.lly 11' • * t '" di'.g In in i Ii* 11 ■ tt,| a t \ 1 1 , . . . P i.,!' f *■ -* * ' l ...1 a u*light fill - 1p j.. ■ ' ' t h h. a l.pli.i t*u - lit I liuiitt.* iil.tl In ' I* I *ut •1 f * | n * f *’ .• '••* W a •Ii .. .,- • ■ . 1. g ... Ham. p..tut.. -alad heen living there for i.iuny yeurs. ingtuti W ..**!.•„ MiF- . . ..f l ie.h r . t. . k. 1, j I., . pi* Lie - and . ..ffe. Th* - .*1*1. t pint al.uut hr> denth was i* k - Iuii g, Vu , wn- ii in. <iiy y e - t er V n ,ntl,,r *.f ..in .,f town r u i - i - Hi,it h* intituled t*. v - i t Snnford thidny * ail i ng the I**, al , u-t. m, rv:nt*i with tin id* t ..f !<*<atifg here •I* i .!* .1 thi- d* llghtf .1 affa , Just Received I). ■ ii't ir , r. . * •’ . - • • • • ________ ^ --------------- - • ’ • •. • \ . • �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1922 >AGE FOUR r— x 5ANF0RD DAILY HERALD Ai that the present tendency of eliminnt- nnd county taxca. T h i s f e a r is u n - ll c s a t han $ 1,000,000, and the it \ ing the small farmer and substituting founded. The. city of Daytona hns na g e wa s set at 42 to raise the t h i s l> ■ ti ,1 • > ! • rt \ .it the renter in place of the owner is not di fferent set of valuations than those i s a r y $ 42,000 fur running ext r i t s vott! i h f maxima for the good of the country. The daused by the county tax assessor and ! ‘ abU akrJ f t r r j a f t r r a a a a n » p l s » » the ci t y, paying interest nr.,! ih tijit >.f the foremnst t a ; a t «fc* f i r r a l j B a lM la a . 107 vclopment of chain store sy s tems the city of DeLand has a di f fer ent set •n bonds. The total for this \,-.lr M a sa oU a A i f , B aafarB . r ia . , Htlx tl! »d> t n 11 it! u s s u i t . ’ - 1■T X which are slow ly r mw d i n g out the in-1 of valuations. These are not taken at full valuations, is in t hi- ■ , IIA Its* >N S E E S B R A N C H t be public •a. ‘. l i t1 t hi- in te rn *! - ■ > |® S dividual retailer is not good for the by the county assessor as a basis for hood o f $ 5 , 000 , 000 , nr fix,, aa HANKS u m . l . then* M h'lli’i N I t ' fill, y ! u tm country. bis books, and neither will Ne w fhnyrf i g ur e s established by the , * 1 thi" c u m ; ' y I i'll- ' hut t hi- people P U B U B IIB Ita ■ * * • v * . Ni i n »a U “ One Christmas Henry Ford sent na’s valuations be used for this pursensor. The same $42,0041 <,,, i t ' d a r m m i i i t t i t u : I! approx ■■ t hi * prop B . J . n O I -L T ____________ ~ * KJHur _____ me an autographed photograph on pose. The county assessor, in a s t a t e 1 od this year by the levying It, J, L I LL AR O f I w l i r r - T r m u r M I v a l ar ge maj ori ty W E L L E S L E Y H I L L S , Mass , Oct. which he wrote these words: ’ Elimi- ment to the city commission, sa y s he mills, or one-fifth the nullug, The Herald hopes to report ■ -’ * S U L - _____ llrnrral H a a l f r r 21 . There has been much discussion nal e absentee ownership and Indus- has his own means of determi ni ng j f o r Inst yrnr, nnd the individua n a a a l«J* up to CiOO P. II. they did tile morning aft er th regardi ng brunch banks a t the annual trial problems will solve themselves, valuations anti will continue to uso or will be payi ng the same am K non n tson. Miami Herald. i i m t l a l a c tta lra Made A p p l l e a l li>n - o m e n t u m of the Amer i c an Hankers He is correct m thnt absentee owner- the method used in the past, regard- taxes, except in cases where m i - n ---------- o-----------|| B IIIP P ____ C l m U I l M M a a a tr r Association which was held last week ship is nt present dif fi cult y with our less of vnluntlons established by tho ities h a ve thus been regulate-! P k a a r C * - W a tta r 6 p. a*. I ■ n New York. O wi ng to the contro- industrial organizations. A s tho chain city o f New Smyrna. Th a t banishes Th er ef o r e, listing property I l k a r r l p l U a I’ rtr* la A l r a a r , (;-j vt-rsy which this discussion has de- store grows, a similar di f fi cu l t y will the fear. va l uat i on does not increase tax, »M T r a r ....... ... ................— ------------ K # « vrloped, l inger \Y. Babson was today develop which we do not now ha ve A c i t y ’s credit and st andi ng wi th does no t raise more* money f<,r Ita Mouth* ........................................... *-«» ** interviewed r e g a r di n g the probable with our individual retail system, nnd bond buyers nnd other fi nanci ers is uxpensos, but it does establish a: Ds l l rt r rd la City S ; CunrWr «a • a a « , r k -----------------------------t------- U C * » « » ns a system of branch hanks g r o ws , established by its assessed valuations. sol utcl y f a i r basis for levying outcome. increases and it g r e a t l y increases th** T k u b l* IS - to IH-paas* W h W j B a r - b -v , ^ “ Of course the discussion is the there will be that sa me d if fi cu l t y Increasing the valuations • II r a t h -fir r a r r r a S r u la a la C a ta tr this credit and financial standing. credit and financial standing ^ natural o ut gr o wt h of tho estabilah- with our banking system. Y e t I be­ 1 1 1 * la p a b lla h ed c u r r y P r t d a /. A l r r r - Rft r a i d a a l a k a o w a aa a p p llo a at full valuation inevitable. L i st in g property T h a t the c i ty commissionerment , of the Federal Reserve Banks. lieve these changes nre tlam . D tB M -r illi- ta palltlr*^ u. O d» P » * y s o r , a lw a y a la a J r a a r r ._________________ n nnturnlly increases the totals for the the b a c ki ng o f the people of Brnnch banks will be established Ka Before the days of the Federal Rei t X) v M M the [ S m y r n a In this move is s h o w y M SM BEI1 T U B A B SO C IA TB O PB C SB --------serve sy st e m, " s ay s Mr. Babson, " a throughout the country, and congre ss city, nnd accordingly i ncreases T h * A aaoc 1*te<l P r* «* ta e ic l u a l v a l j will enact such ^legislation as is need­ ci ty' s credit and financial standing, [the f a c t that the board of trade „t * Y E S , W E H O P E SO branch bank organi zat ion (O Gtctically M ttU a d to th * u *« fo r r a p u b llc a tlo n o f Listing property at full valuation ed to make this possible.” a ll o * w * d la p a leh e* cra d lta d lo It o r me e t i ng held last winter passed Born, to Mr and Mrs. William I-eaf- existed, nltho it was an unconscious paper BOt oth a rw la * c r e d ite d In thnil is pa p er d o e s not and can not increase the Mr. Babson was then asked wh at olutlon requesting tho city Comm - and a ls o th e lo c a l n ew * published, gregn, T u e s d a y , A u g, Aug. 22, a baby m d invisible organi zat ion. F o r inh erein . . buy, All concerned are doing nice stance, the smnli b a n k in Indiana tqok the effect of this would bo on h a nk amount of tuxes .paid by the indlvid- sion to t ake this forward step ar .j * A ll rtah ia or r e -p u b lic a t io n o f apacljH if. The wedding bells will soon ring orders f r om its correspondent bank in stocks and he replied thnt it should b e ' u u l owners, except; pcrhnps, in cases ness all property within the . ny , tflspatchea h erein a r e aleo reeerv ed Indi anapoli s;, and the Indianapolis a benefit to bank slocks. Th er e nre lot inequalities which have exi sted in Us at full valuation, as a mmc orrwc-i iiKiiAi.i) nmuiisu. i'to» is ■ iiit G a l e s b u rg <111 ) Regi ster _____ hitnk took its orders from n still big- enough hanks in the count ry districts the past, nnd which will thus bo reg- i ncreasi ng the ci t y’s financial :, Told a l ady the otherd day that ger bank in Ne w Y or k. The heads o f »t the present time. Hence, the city ulnted. T a k i ng tho county fi gures, ing ami maki ng it a more ,."r;i • investing horn..... the good die y oung” and she said, a few o f the New York hanks would |banks will be wise enough not to s ta rt tho total valuations for the city of place f o r Ne w Sm y rn a Inst year w a s a little Ne w S m y rn a News. ' Yess. a f t e r looking you over, I can hold n conference at the home o f t h e . ,low ones to serve n» their branches. Looks like Orlando will call itn el ec­ lute J. I’ ierpont Mor gan or at tho Instead the city banks will buy con­ tion for brick rftads to the ocean in­ well believe it.' home o f Mr. Ba ke r o f the F i r s t Nnt- trol of the better country banks. This stead of the nil penetration ^pr other T h e y -ay there is a town tri Florida ional Bnnk and decide u po n' l l policy, ■ will develop n new and active m a r k e t makeshi fts W e l l , . i t - is pretty well a lu re tile population has not changed This policy they would pass along to Yor country hank stocks. Small hanks underhtoyi that hri. k is about the r, ten x, ears on account of the fact the l ar ge hunks o f Boston, Chicago, ' n g rowi ng communities will he in best paving that we can get r e g a r d ­ 'Hiit ex et y time ft baby is born a man Philadelphia, Indianapolis, St. Louis, special demand. Their stocks will less of the price . . •axe> t-ixx. that - what “ they say, New Orleans, anil other l ar ge cities, surely sell higher. A t the present ii — The hanks in these l a r g e cities would Dmo most bank stocks sell on book Report in state papers VuV that A * II W . l m 192.1 M O D E L S in turn pass the some poll, y on to tin- val ue’ without any consideration of L, Thurndyke. of tin kis*>mme,, Pn \ini i.1-w i. iii- x the time when tho small hunks in t h e i r districts. There Ibe value nf good xvill. As soon as C ette, hies resigned from that paper -x .I ’ iji* if i w..man xvhieh has been were not contrnets or stock control .city hanks hid against one another for and has taken a position with the i'a ah • ,t - fieri inches north of the equn- . xi sti ng between the hanks, but there •be eountiy hanks, the ‘ good w i ll ’ fealolka News Thorn i» a good one. . who h is an itnagmary line, is to was an invisible control which wa s ture \\ill at once be of value. AS itH wherever you put him nnd he should lowered to about as many inches very powerful. With the o rg a ni ze- banks of small capital slock, this make good with Ijitude >hxx hr i .Itid f they insist on non o f the Federal Reserve Banks, the wil1 "* once become a valuable asset, ■ ii n. thi -kirts t- scant as the , j, ,,f , heck* at par. and the Hnnks which have a small cnpitnl VVi.mnn ip in Indian is Her i -e-1 " f h 1 1 k k will be surely a j(.t, nml bunks wi nch h a v e a virtual l ur e- -lloxv t h« t i nterl in ki ng ihrec\i.xx rm.r-!* f i ru' h e r t x i 11 -la U' l i t e r s t!,,. gasoline Wills, lulls, oebe t,,r.»tt*s-, this i.f the h a n k i ng i nt e r e s t s in - 1* Uig to th,<d wns g i ve n a tre- monop • , ,x |;, Tp ,■ ■ rv 1 , |!•{■ - a Ion- , II .11, U- oil • L.ng 11r i- it iiiuili t. ei mui i ' i mty, will bv in spec i al de 9h« • * i la :r i 1>i .i> ’ i’ . ' i i m g o f \ 1.tnmunily xx bi, h hit ** f.uir t , 1 I, a • *1(11 tr\ h.-1nix (•, triiiiul . I ,x ", N tu g ii' ■ ti;. , tlll'xe fnur b a n k s pur bunk 'lit!"Jta. nvu.ev that ij. n ild i r t *e in ns , if ’ h. >!ix ■ ta a limit but it "IT-, untie-" m the v t| *5) *5 ti (t HANK STOCKS IBE HERALD PRINTING CO. ( THE MAN ABOUT TOWN MONEY WORKS You may be a hard worker, but money works longer. You stop to eat, rest and *leep. but money works all the time, dAy and night; works for you so long as you own it and ceases only when you lose ownership. - 1r h 11 • l org >• c i t y s:l e I. , til. If , me . -I .( V. . Ii u - , 1 X 1 it lug i tty batik s •r thut f * 1 , f-•1»r tug . i t > b a n k s will ’ f the 1 art ,,f t he ' <■ ' t fi fi lf| Tlit lli:i Her c i ty •m tin , .! ; hiitil. x t,,.' • • f , f I I I * i ' - ell! V ..in* ' uuk h;1v , 1 . |TP Ii 1.. r e \\ If 1’ 1 , t. tin j',.- 1r l eg ■ 'ti s \ ••1 k, -1 Ti ■ 1 the r A1 ■ ellipctl. Uflli bid IU.UiltlM , * t o * . Mli* III’ ■ tv III " * e ,11 ■ h* t t,.t Hie xt , »X"k <if t ins png \ »rv« •*lt 1« Lank i ft" t<.. ,k ” f mat ;V u( thuM1 ■,*. * r t hi gh T.»f • H i 1 • at> bv -! . b t ’lrla ■, ' t ' 1• - 1, It 1 I.f tel r • ’ 1 1 .. . i n u y 1 n P ir , A1 * T l t, 1 ,1 1 14 g ♦ >1 ■ • , 1r •, , ............. Hit r •» L,ank • , t g .X1" • ’ '’ li­ •roll II, . ■ 1 • g it lt i - it mmJ ■ , . 1 t, • i.* 1,1-1f , , 1 4 |71 .4 • , 11, 1 . 1: 1 ,l ' ■ •* Ml I tri- tii, r- ban Li••••n a g r ud u | 1 • O. 1i n " t ' 1 . V , f»r 1”1 Mr 1• * ■ S *4 ! *A. 1' 1 i ni -x , , ! 1 1 > . ; , • >xt ]> t it c 1, • 11 • t min uciiiil. '.lining 1 .»p a ­ i l y • 1 It. . i ,1, t o n y . t th • y XXill XVUllt t.l lit ll rc tl at ti Hi* !1 ’. 1, in 1 lb uli'l t ill.* 1 .1 . 1 - xr. tho . ,1 fj, 1 UI.J ,1, , 1 *1r ll .1' 1 ' • tain, 1 • r, i ' .r l M-.ii ' n in iJo t ' Will. h pr .1 ,, th t XVn > ,0 .1 ' Nil |H 3I ' HI ifl I I1 ■i ' ode . r. i n.. Of . d, I I H '. I - - *i ... 11 i \\ •’ • \ | X.I eg ,, i j •tin. t;y w- ui ied about tins and ate •i I n,g fi.i ,»mc other means for j v , rtiirig tlii'it pi e- tt ge. Thex fn-t i - , • >, >1", > i ,I ,,«. . • 1 i ,| .1-,;. x. i i » it Zii I■ - ' J • *'t FROM OTHER : SANCTUMS • h , »j lx f ' t ■ . j I'd. 1 •’ ' d I I-, >.- • t • .in 1 , td-ll ty 1 Mlpt 1 ' ’ , , , » ,. f ■ .* t, in-, mo 1 i t.l, 1 q-.-ti , 11 r 1(. ; xh i! e - I ci e l p t e V flu I, x id p, 1 lint - fH" ;.t! ' \ • | i, , * . -in i n i ef i 1■ ■ in in 1 -. a ’ 0 •,f 10 m til- ! ’ ’ a- | g e ’ l e e l p t i. 1 f %a 1oa t UJ ’ !If ij-'lll! (it I Iteril u - ;,t pt • '* h? i.f u fit d V ,i ■ i - !i - 1 i T h e n I- sullle m appr • last'. VXO- ti red Ot if. and Ills eat .On .iltu'lullio-Ht t !,. 1 tie ,-I fvt t t.f tin -. ;il■ !. a ii xx i - a-h filled -d him H’lJ lUl'ple.i It d„e- fIOf A some- -iip,uo d.o. wlien -o ling pi.idu.,’ m ! „ w n pose unpo-i n tax of 10 mi l ls upon Ii determi ned t " buy a itexy suit and ;ur* '»-d\ It un i | i !) perm t- spe, ml i biip|i> ti.,, igli - n n d , bun l ie would tax ■ h-.o) d i s t i l , ts to vote upon a u rpriM I b /a '■ o he bundled a new pr o pi i I loft t o i i m i , ; i -.i tiomil til g e -HU ildo th>' w a g o n , Inn i ted loW ar-l fr om ,i iii.ll- up to an;, t i g u i . not . vhome a nd ut the bridge tic stood up c e e d l l l g 1 0 mi l l s is tb, wa g on “ peeled o*f the despised If . i t, i t - p c m l t a x j n i o i c i:.- tr i. t, old suit and '.hi,-xx it mto Hi ri ver evi-rx Ta,. jt .iis. in. r.- is held an el ec­ Th* n bo reached f*o in- ivexv clothes tion to choose the trustees for the T h e y w e r e gone had jolted out of distmt At the sj,m,, (jme th*, people Hi, wagon. are , ailed upon to fix the special T h e n i g ht w a s d a r k and . l ul l)’. . a nd school t ax for that school district. It , is 111 th e hands ..f th e p e o p le , th e m selves, within the limits sl ated, not less than II mills and not more than Hi mills i an he imposed, if lids pro posed amendment is adopted. It is ti si ngul ar thing that tin- con■ Mit ut mu of the state makes n<* Him lation ,»n the amount lliul the people in.,;, tax t lit-mselv i-s for any put pose, exiepi f-.i mi , i ni , - n ifc < ! hi - teeth chatter",! a* h-« s c u r r i ed hom e \ n d lie s u r e did s u r p r i s e Fbita l<iinv,ro,.s , ij i v *- ahead Tills r e a d the si gn. r-s, s ’s , to rl,xf Yet jfin d v the mot countrv. He unde i stood lifter x»I kmi the road ki rt ed a b a t h u i g heai'h p ubi c seiiO'-J .lust why th, oiigiiml l imn ei s of the i oust it ut ioii thought t n> people were not to be trusted in tin management of their most important a f f a i r is not known. But t hey did l im­ it it and the proposed amendment is one of tile movements t ending to en l arge the liberties of the people m Buying wh a t they will nnd whnt they will not do in educating their chi l ­ dren. Dade county not only needs the ud- It's i gi,' ■. 1, , ut-i i r\ 1■ >r no"lie x -- ■ ti,. f.-miih ih*’ -p.-.'ii - is mor e a 111 .ii I : . < x■ xx U illiI I in- k a I>- G \t anx rate, longer skirts on the sjr.-et should mean (j return of p r o s ­ perity to the inuvicq! comedies An u ’ ricnnigpi is mer el y nn u n d er ­ st andi ng of the relntive importance of a Europeiiri criifis nnd a world *e i riea. ' ss I 1 ,I i Ii I g . ,' d a r It., I ..I , - I. ',1, - • IIt t x O’ V -Utig liirie ,.! s ■ I \<, " i *. As \J I I I ! I H IN P- . Sa *4 - Sanford, Florida i FOR SALE M acres, all fenced, good 4-room h" 10 acres cleared, will take Ford road-Da part pay,at bargain. !•> acres, good 1-room hrii.-e airi building-. .Nil o good, proper!v Mini -mall t ract -. \ddres.- \ \I l \ ' uoi thor .iLteinpt has lb. , itj , •'mmissioit is to be cmii-ll.-W II 11 el f in t he rganiralioii of ,'uded for the f e i wa r d -tep taken in companies and , put .ite ' I nv* t meat •xing nit property" within the city ■ pi a m ,» • | .iratx •iitpaines. ' 11ii11 s l i-trd ni full v a l u a t i o n for the !ho PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD ( )ne million loot pint*. 2 ] _• million h hard wood right near tin* railroad sitlioo an aha I t cart tor crate mill <a d . ■1 t ion. i s.71 f t s i That i>. your money works lik*■ this if you maintain a thrift ac­ count with the- n r , >111, t i l I b. - c . bav o I. on organi zed by ifi'.xnv | ntpo-,. of iisec-ssliig taxes for th, <>f the iarget hanks and most >>f tin in . . ming y,-ai It is another move in ( > t . . p o i n t i n g successfully. Banka tin direction of putti ng the city on in. finding tiie-e investment eompun* n sound basin and maki ng it nn nti.es more profitnlde nt the moment t t j ut t vr place for tuitneseekers and H...n then foreign trade ndveiittir*investors. Ili1 hank- a n ginilually touting T moii the time Noah's nrk landed t* the opinion, however, that they and Tits family soatl efcd and began x an recover their influence with The t<> multiply ami t ake up homes of country districts only with orgnmza their own, the cry o f unequal taxes t mu of I,ranch hanks, Heine, there has been continued down through the is u drive at present to have the Nat- ages to the present time. This will ional Bank L a w s amended so thnt continue to he nn item of contention t. city hank can own a system of until such time ns nil property is listhrnnch banks in the surrounding eit- ed ut full valuation amt each owner ies ami towns. Wh e t he r or not t h i s ’ pays taxes in proportion to the i- in line with Democracy, in a v e i y amount of property owned. It is the debatable question; but tlu* drive is only fair basis on which t ax es can he ,*n and my guess is that such branch levied, and this st atement cannot he hi akn are a- inevitable as the chain denied. . The oqjy person who obstore.jo, ts to such a basis o f l isting prop" A l l the hanking sy s t ems o f Ku r o pe [ cr ty is'tiie one who hns henefitted b y , m c developed oil the 'brunch hank' inequalities in the past, idea The lug banks of Fnglniid, Some obj ect i on, to this method of I-Ian, .- and <o'l many have their I sling property lias been voiced since ’ iit> i b>-- in handled-', of cities and i he a. ti.ui taken by tin- city cnmmist i ' !i l lo,- of tile fim-vt brunch sys -.on, but thi* nli'oetton lutx not been titu-, or fk. xvoclil ,-xixt- m I amnia, idvati. ed in the way of a rgument s ju-t over the l lilted State> line hi agnmst it. as there are no nrgunwnt.s Montreal there are several big bunks, against it The objection has been nml ouch of these have frqni one him- voiced in the way o f a f e a r that the dred to three hundred branches in dif- county tax assessor will t ake t he, f.n-iit i an,ninth cities and towns As c i ty ’s full valuations a* a basis for alr eady state, 1 doubt seriously assessing state nml county t ax es and w h et h e r the branch hank system is as that tho property owners in the city good fur thp country as thiv present, of New ‘Hmymu will ho made to pay system. <>ii the other hand, \ve know more than their share of the state E. Stafford LAKH FLORID \ MONROE Just Step in and Look Over Our New Line ol Harness EXCLUSIVE AGENT FOR Flickner Collars The kind that cures sore neckH nnd shoulders. er for there is H ave »" iiqnp ljke them Hill Implement & Supply Co. �r' *.» 7. ^J3359 •f . =K1- 1- i - THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 21. 1922 Sxi I**! *3 (ta W >C*V 1,(7ht w* 11,1 lending oqr t l» m opr 7,-,\ by ,.vts* tin '' i"'lrU''' ' ,l" f " r PUf-Jehlld as t h. m irk ..t . i, e in ,, a'ilv posca of their own wish to abolish m cereal. •i prI'Mo | ,.i ’a , ,tri* dnint? thia ri * ',mnK inin 1 '• " ' ^ . r , „ ,-umu . . m s • *.ng every tim, we 1” 11 hiueh lit a advertising . itlnpiugn mi I lechers joke about th> i •o'e.iii Aet, every 1''rials is bi me run in the local I"' *. tea t mil We |i|iii Vi 1 1' tin niea of [’ rv# pers| keeping lilt; liiessajfi' of the pj fcl It! fci Rj IU. hlbitioii being failure even if we Meeker Red Hall fresli m the mind of aro innocent i»i any overt a, t in viola every housewife. I ie-dny— Social Department will have 1|" I> » f H Shall vve then align our Such advertising coupled with the i n d u e pnrty at club rooms at 3:110 solves with the anti prohibition forceslibiral use of other mediums, means j, m. with Mrs. J. I). W o o d r u f f as ' 11,1 w afford it ? 'H'lck tuiiinver and frexptent supplies - -less ' 'h ii.r u ,it. W , [fare Dept. "I new stock fresh from the mill. Sales can be further accelerated by \t ednesdny — Literature De pa r tme nt \ I T E M ION tin use of window trims, recipe book ud ."llflisim about donations eu-et nl Club rooms at 3:30 p m. , ,n u ... . „ . *'■ '*' counter displays; which can be 1,1 th, Unit, Elephant Hooth, this oil request to the Meeker Cereal Alt members i l a d Tuesday nfternoon the mem e v pin eat u>n is given Advertisi ng Department, 10 t or to give something that is bers " f the Social Department we r e ar<’ lenrs Ft.. New York City. pleasantly entertained nt br i dge at :* White Kiephnnt in thoi/ homes, thi ( lub Rooms. There were ei ght something that they do not need oi­ P U K - E L E C T E D H E A D OF ls HI the way tables of players. t tl UD \ ( ONFKDKIt A T E V E T S 1 in Ii niTlrli- should be wrapped m The Hallowe'en ideas were beaut i fully carried out both in the deeora white paper and marked the price puns and other details of thi. pr et ty for which it should be soi<| 1 A I . I . A H A S S E E , Fla., Oct. 21.— These donations should not be c o n. " Ge n e r al J. II Harp, of Crescent City, party Baskets of lovely yell ow dni • « aial golden roil were arti sti call y fused With the donations f, On \xa- is elected commander of the Flnr . d pud lh»b Tal l y cards were hand ^n,ll'y work table All fancy wor k nlii depai t Diehl, United Conf ederate punted with Hal lowe’en suggesti ons. :ir,t' les should be' turned in to Mr.- \ etcrans, and Quincy was chosen n* text y e a i s meeting place at the clos \n absorbing g am e of bridge w a s " * l.anglev. " T seSHfon ,,f t he)r atiau! mi ll i on here I .eyed dining the afternoon the prize t oiiuy <• A l \ I >\ A 1 (lit s VN FORI) f i high score, n Maiden Hair Fern Event Wormin'- < lub Day Genet al Harp, who goes into his a grey wicker basket was won by Time Friday Oct J 7th, ........ I term a- head of the Florida Mrs. George Davis Hart. Place Fourth Street Park. Veterans, was named without opposr \t the conclusion o f the card g a m e The Country ’ Fair on Woman' s tarns. ti.. hostess assisted by Mrs. M. S, Leesburg contested hard fog t he \\ ggins and Mrs. A. W. Fitts served * bih Day, will be ni (barge of tin* place, hut ty refreshments, consisting of ire building i omau'i", f the club There n xt y e a r s iimventum Quincy wan out. am cakes iced in yellow And mints. be V!i i u, l amusements, for the lit --------tie and lug child, such ns, f o r t u n e All brigade commanders m the de ' *i Wednesday the IKth the f u s t Telling hy the far famed daughter o f partrrnnt were re elet ted. In , i gi* ■ 'll MS ■I »*1l' \ Fat nun \ te-.,lotam vxii' adopted in the na tt.tr of the Wel fare Department U 1.1 *.r tiii i al.ba*'f Hatch 1 11,1 of a pF'I'oxul In h( pj re- ■■ nt i*d It! M lu'id at the Woman' s Club. Th e ■ xdl 1, ■ p M M 1 »rii;l have rrtmermii tin next g, t.ei al iimveiitmn of the .e»s [lel'iuti WHS, prio t u ally devot .11 IIItd **t f t **nf,'derate Veterans, It «rht art a !e* fur t ll. I ndid discussion* and plans for the luldi* n , Little Miss Muffctt will sit would pioVldt .tint! the soils lltvl nan's Club Day on the 27 th, amj m the Tu f f.d T and 41■ It big and little daughters of v. t|'ian« be ehnrge l with ■ ad of reports aifd resolutions ipdn . f., 1 the ^malt , hr!.)'" pleasure. carryi ng on th.. (ami* of the Confed i , was much talk of turkey and n f , mu he the iv will In* balloon;, for eracy, when th*' parent organization .: berry sauce of tables'arid servi ng through death, cense* tu exist who ev, r hear'] <f a fail without hal the Welfare Depart tip nt lias tin Mi* F I II1 le v , *d (•< a l a. who Quitc t ontrnry •ahv:; the dinner vs its ; h a r e for l""H' Miiiy Maty irtually every gather will have her flower garden m full t Hig Day. I.1 . an Did ..fi tin . *„| " f . in Ii f low.- t I'rnli* f ui the |>a*t 20 do prograimn ■ wn* in the hands ■ iiftliv 1i"i iu i ci | by 1 In f,> ■ , |. 1 ......... . gi ll VVll, I Nit- U I’ HI,ii k man la |m a tom I,, i ■ k |. ' 11X ,i 11 * i n c x,'ute at 1 diill. *. i, Itlon, who had talk i‘ n i l by ., -I f, itn-mli, r uf lb* >Xill !i"| forget X : | S 1* 1 I P Mo| se alKuit t In lunch b( ■ •r tlIn "1, t.„, .lid XX 1 t u , " 1 1. l" i ' n i l s t af f and i \| " 7 ie hary about 11 me l i i’ * i. " f huni ■t t t|ph 1 . ■ atul Mrs | ij, k Maxwell ,t 111. lit. 1 11 IIIIC.'I utg - .Cllle tu lit! end f,, *1 I eeifs Ilf t he High School, e ti Ft', v - *. 1n1 ihd * tier at P ' II1.. I " , I a I ' a i tins hue of Education the ‘ I 11 ,1 llllt We ll ill. Tl . *i u ! t eii 1u th. - t. t - Ml I.1X01 it. I", *lie pnitment clioirman appealed to th, " Id h a lt Ii f ic 'd at Nam .(al Hr "Igc It ; noth w I hav charge id tin wmi)en to measui e tip to their ir'. i lop, ,| t bat a mini! ler uf thus. III af'd a* n an\ a. apply f ■t a d" pons ■ Iit Iit) towards the format mil a 11eiidiitu * t "d a y c u r t n ipnte,| in tin ,;i i sain, by leaving 1 ’ pnbhi sentinil'id • '.ndimining tin f l g b l ' at H ie ~j-"t t " bid,! in v io la t e the ding t" the kind ala I ' i , gard i a n f i 1lie Pi ohibi 1,i*i i pit a I I 1 it A"O', ' A 111 W: law • 'it iii'il "1 , tier a p pea •h r i t * , : iut . f fo t ! ., I r Mi - \ u publ ished in t lie \\ Olll.l h - t il l !' M i ­ >a m I ’ll !c*t"* , Mi l i t - , J* min l l ' !h . Mi * Mel „ ll M i ­ .I-), i: j lie November meeting will he do I ' in it ti and M i 1 mb* 1 < nt let t 1 d t" outlines and. i i i mi mi t' • p atis v!^ ( I n.,* f"i g . t th* 1 " 'l i d l , 1 e 'In program will I* in ■ bare, ■ ..me ale . fid •»!* \\ ..m a n '> • lot' 1'.IX Mrs John l.eonardi chairman of bring th,, childr,i n and 1*1 t hr ill imilll t v Servo e : WOMAN’S CLUB : : NOTES : I I I F S i n i l V I | A SS X 1.11 dav s ft the 1 1c-dnmm T', r f( 1'f high Nchot *1 class n, 1- 1 III ' w S ■ • I t nnly a ' 'if atg. "0. tin w \ i•ar ami i^ e vpec ted fi It Ii I'll m -HI) * 1itSH athletes. i u N■ i and i-tbu r k Ifiilx ti( t alentc.l d oh Ids for S |{ H Margaret Peters was elected presi lent " f this class Under her com ! nt leadership, the Freshmen class PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST " ' l l be f-v ported to nrrnmplish great '■ lungs The ron King was elected THE HEX A M . S T O R K P HO NK 325 * pie* 'lent. Kva (Irate Wagner, . i .f r*r \ and Andrew C a r a w a y l re as in r Mr'. It < Maxwell is then t luss i oiiitseller SOAPS! f. Ip It is our gr a t i fill pri vi l ege to g i v e mo an, 1 m i l i f f " 1t *■ I n \ \ w l m h m e a n - a ) *.! I. u 'd " | i p x, i 1u n 11 v p h i, es ,|il,k lx it 1. 1* ;tii\ E 1 HI IUI1 D i l i J MI J ' 1 iN. t| . Mi.ft a n d -p n d a n d ' lie. [t t- 1 t \, f xV U r n f u i m i n g • til. Kr . h ild ' Tift* ,.b u. ■ a n ! mdurd.x of our city. I believe the hihlrcn have come to expect of us ’* attitude towards rVrrv interest t heirs I know our tea, hers all feel i an depend on I he Woman's Cl ub ■ encouragement and pm. ti.nl help 1 wonder hnwrvei, if xx e (rail /a a Mam graxe responsibility that we > the children in the «»., of tin* ' -nation of a correct and respectful ' tude towards the authority of thu ■ ■ i.< and its enforcement I have ■ f renee especially to the P r o hi bi ­ tion Amendment It is not in any ■ use, just now, u question as to whether ono should or should not t ake tin oeensloiml drink hut it is a fact that is n direct violation of our 1 "ijntry's law, for Us to Inly ucoholle In h. Every single time thut n hi r girl in one of our homes sees tin ' hing done by ju s t so much mid *■‘ 1 just so ehpnp a price do we sell the fine gold o f our own infletice town* !* a strict respis*t for law )p that i hi Til's mind It matters rmt that " i her 'tiflenres may come into piny find bailiff about the same eff ect , ■ an we afford to tnrnUh our own positorn in onr ehilderns' eyes. WVqhear on every side "Prohibition is a failure" rnn it be Hint we a re beIp...g to muke It so by havi ng m our *-osse*sion the wares of the shine| maker and Ihn b o ti ll eo eer ? How How can cm, maker and the bntt egger? we expect from ignorant negroes a better observance of Inw than that 11H111\ IIMM'I feat ui 1 R . ■ |si I h*’ ex ruing 11 l**•i w tin' I'hi'u with Inb** xv i I h* ,g i>ey a t I* 111,11- ♦ I 11 k i t - vv i fI I', t hr I'iilld . i nr t p i ,.vv ri up ami t wa fit v flfi ( , ,. r. t ' 1 lie i fi * i• i .* * ,1 h, e ■ * t.v Mi* ■II A I. Ii ,, " 11. ' ' I'I ak \\ , U 1 milui' Thru. NU»V« f 1*1 There will be thirty munites of Community sing under the direct M i Mi Mayor What a wonderful thing is the | . l i x i i y . , ’1, f.oget their thlmhles '..I ..ii, dav and * veumg iq -nid* , v 11n1■ S I It \ W S IN I HI id ea ca Ka M W IN It C . : KODAK D E A L E R M • • • f CHURCHES *U M M Q R« K) I.) ( iiN t . lt F ( , VI ION \| Kl Ul Ll VALDEZ DINING ROOM t I I I Itt It ANI) GRILI, II. ('nttamio. Manager w i, tai Ime t In f.o t 11,at * . fi i'll ,1, ;.l.II week w 1111 ■ , j <■ i tun** ha • fax ,-t e.l a ' I. . ' onmitt ee me, ting . | *ex ir National Supts him been •1 "0 at \\dot i'i I'a i k and t wo o) m u e l be present tomorrow, to ,i !> to us, *o the full progrfun o' l i t .x i*l \ 1 . • , will In i ari ed "lit . . ' a i d fl u ia| i H.lkl >p* , (III eff..| I pie-1-nt and k. e p tlo attend "1 t, put i i ,, ! i ,, x | I • a t ,1 i '■ g it d 1, I i. i ’ • tii i • . SUNDAY DINNER 12 Nona to S P. M. i i v«t »■ r • am • b, kt.di l"Uiato Hmillion Pirkles ■ pr a I I. i i ii - i n \ r 11 I I 11t Hi II ■ f It. In \ ‘ • tl *,1 > Vl ll Ik M■it -1. |■ 1 l>. h ■' g • h p mid ' I! >t 1 I i' I i, h Peas li 1ad m n * it , U* \\ i ■ T . \\ U IT I I" You are Welcome Tuesday morning Ur 11ro wide * t mince.I Ur Mattm ■ *f Uavnl- a ■ el. N i »■ ii lo Mart l'",,i l!i. ti-h to ha I .a lig ht tlo I t to!.......... lo o' .ii I p It 1,1 T o O u r P la c e t o r In s p e c tio n I I N’t 'I t N I 1 \ N, i u I W vdin silay moi n mg Ui W a Ik* i ml M r a ml M i s Royd enter! nine.I Nt r lloyd i ■ at i impel e xi etetse.mg a >rdo. mueli t*• otn delight ,$ 1 .0 0 • sf! -41 l.'lll, l'dJk \Yu are now prupaml to serve you in the most polite way. with every convenience and the best-of food which speaks for itself. Our dinners arc above the avuraue. 1 1 (ttl n. m Church Service 10 Iit* n. m. Sunil a; School \t id vv .*. k Sel Vlep, Every tSiesilay k on p m W . mat * i i ib H de . t ink \ve Ml Ml! W K U «iMK D in n e rs S e r \ ed fro m 1 2 -2 a n d (>-N ll.ed I, I Ip- y e,11 S nnf.u (I II igti the lurpe-t Senior , ln*,< "f any prt v inn- years Then* are nearly* fifty who expet t to graduate in the class of 11122 23. At the first meeting of the Senior . ms", Ralph Woodruff was elected pi csidenl. 01 lie Vera (Ilissoti, vice president, Hyron St l Stephens, sec relary and Itod man Lehmann, tr as urer Miss (iruy is their elast» eouri re Her Then Seniors recently selected their class rings and ordered them When these students graduate, Sanford High will lose some of it s best athletes, niusiruins, cartoonists and debators. fnjwn w n n k l m g her forehead Sho was thinking and thmkrfig hard There being no other customers m the store at the time, the clerk was a ,)1(l t() Kjvc h<,r „|) ,,f his attention. " And what etui I do for you today T" lie inquired as he leaned over the counter so as to get a good view of hi- tiny patron. "I want I want," she began hesi­ tatingly, and tben stopped for u im> meat ns her eyes r roved over the sh(,lvi,s .., want „ package of that.” h<>r fll,K„ r p0j„,,.,| toward .. package „ T|)nt |8 , m(.nn jf oatmeal." she M F I H D I l l s I ( H I H< It _____ ,r«l Sunday School H It* a m Dr. Walker ' s Class at Princess Theatre tUW) ii in Al I (l(> it tu , Ur Walker' s sub jet t will be. "How We MaV Know Kpwort11 nt 0, ?D in Pj caching by lit Wa l ker at 7 «i p. i "Mississippi E x pe r i e n c e s" ----------------------- — HOI.V — - C R O S S t III Itt II _____ 50c I I | j > J : S U N D A Y S , 75c Fresh Apalachicola Oysters Cooked the wav vou like them l ; ( bn*. Ii Services for the P.fth Sunday i after Tri ni ty, Oct 22nd . will be 7.311 a in Low Celebration ‘l : 4a a rn Sunday School I | (III a. m Morning Service. J U N I O R t L ASS 7,30 )> m Vespers and sermon. The Junior c l a s s of S H. S held Next Sat urday being the Feast (lay j their first meeting of the term last of St Simon ami Jude, Apostles, the i added. week, Church Service on that diiyv will he at The clerk turned uround, his eye# Wilson was won elected elected president president , „ nintinl7 f j n_,,r roftchodj John Wilson K . * K , K ‘ ‘ Nnomi Sc oggnn, vice president. I.ucilc* > • Spemlid mush at all Sunday ser up and took down n package of f l ec k ­ Echols, secretary, and James Stone, v ises, rendered by a special choir ers' Cream Rolled tints. "How do treasurer. Miss Geraldine Muriel is you know that this is what y ou r class counceller. The plans for this j shown hy those who should t ry to bv 1* " ^ " " ' ^ ^ “ o t Ta f t c^V ’ he’ lnqu'ired THORN 1>YK K NOW term |*y the Junior Class will be mi a pattern of morality in its fjnqr px ASSOCIATED w i t h casually, as he wrapped up the pur- nounred Inter. pression. • T H E I'A L A T H A NE WS chase. If we keep on hand a bottle of I can tell it hy the big red bull on SOl'HMORK CLASS Scotch which has bc* ^ secretly pur ^ ^ ^ (ot rBplle)| cor KISSIMMEE, Oct 21 . W L. onfldently. The Sophinorea held their first class ■ based and discreetly hifWrn we have ^ ^ h.t u m uf jt in the Thorndyke, for the pn*l t wo years meeting last Thursday Mrs G E " " n,t : f,,r " " HT is e or sRo- k when t ow-papers OeMCies u s ,ine Im. ,only kind puhli'her »f the Kissimmee Valley M. Kay was elected counsellor Mrs hi*«r of Himilnr bottb’H in t br n i|u . Garotte, tinr* I iii .pushed that paper f .nit* we ever use nl our house " McKay has a l w a y s taken great inter t..mobiles when our boys and girl s I,, be .uni mi*'** inled with <i.... Ic M This little incident which is occur cst m t*h.- Hojibinor, class and they die**, for a social evening t ogether (i(l|K m hu(l,|r ,,is of retail stores. G e n v in the piiMi' all.>n *<f the I'alal a n ’ highly pleased vvitli their selet If the ten commandments are to he ^ valll, (lf a sl ri king trade kii News The Gazette will be taken tion. ahrogrnted because there are "fll' , h„ i(lentity of which has been over by Alleson T. French many individuals who find their ob i m»rK* w,r ................ 1 Warner Scoggan was elected presi M r Thnrtidye was editor of the , ■ • " . , have estnhlijvhed by years of excessive ml j { ||,r ,,inss Velma Shipp was servnnce inconvenient one might nave . . * , , , . , , , i‘ , ' , Palm Hrnch Post te fore entiling here. some respect for the idea that the « ' rt,"«n»? b a v k v '1 ,,y of sU' chosen viee presidenl, Carol Stone. perior quality. secretary, and Irma Smith treasurer. Prohibition law in a failure, because Household goods? Moving-them is Newspaper advertising has been At tho Hnl lowe’en party, Hallowe’en it is so often broken. There is an a science with us.—QUICK SER­ one of the chief means which has night, each cl ass will have p share in organized and active propnngft ndn VICE TRANSFER. , been used to mnke tho Hccker Red the entertainment. Hu* Sophmores I>Ack of this phrase “ Prohibition is “ Thr.-Fri.-Sat-tfc Ball so familiar in every household a s will serve* the refreshments. ^*ilurt?,’’ and we would scarcely enjoy The Bell Cafe W M . C’A R N A S IO N , M g r . A DOLLAR FOR ANY OLD IRON We will ullow you $1.00*on the purchase price of a ne\V electric iron, for any old iron you bring up. G U A R A N T E E D IR O N S $.5.00 A N D U P F\ F\ 105 Palmetto Avenue Phone 481-J TRY A HERALD WANT AD FOR RESUL' - - - - - 4- - - - - - - - - - - — ^ . * >1 N | ( tH « I M s St raw- *h**w whi.li xvay the wind blows even f*,r a prutcr if he has developed a keen sense of observa lion. A very small girl entered a groc ( ry Mi|n, ll|(, ,llll(.r |ll(y with a puzzled ■ a - m SICRVKS A HOMK-('OOKKI) j ...Sunday Dinner I 75c .Mis l i m y is tdiU'ittMtig us again ith Inr \a*truin ruconb of lxreisler, i ' i*", M> ( ornin k, ide , at chapel , (, ,*<•* loll O, iMi i iie I't " f Ua V of t to I HI . e I ■ -1! V ,. f I ho ida g uv. ■ i ■ ii i t , i ding talk ,*i a g m illture and S m ile , SOAPS! |WELAKA DINING ROOM S II. S OIU I I E S T R A Mis Maxwell and Mrs McKay are intending to put on a play at the high - hoel auditorium in the near ^future for the purpose of raising funds to have a t went y piece orchestra. pi.lDfi' tl f then ent er t a i nme nt Special Sale • . H*5 , =* _ •_** ■ ta Jap Hose Hath Soap Kirk’s Hard Water Soap :! ci\kv± for 29cA large cake, ri for 29c II. S. NOTES ’A* i all ourselves Welfare worker*) PAGE 8EVEN »\, . -r ^-^.=5. i • . mmm • -wv. s I �PA G E TWO THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1922 FOR RENT FOR R E N T Furnished bed rooms Impute ; it7 W Third St. 177-6 tp f ft|{ R E N T -Furnished 7 IS Oak Avenue, Tha fighting blnla on the Hass rook. In the Firth »f FdrtL ar* described by OUter 0 I’ik* in tha l-roodon Dally F OR HI NT Three furnished house kU.ll. kii piti^ room* . Phone :n* w Call Is certainly the moat wonderful h* fore eight and nflei five. 174-Gtp d t ad el 1 have ever looked upon, h* write*. "Its sides rise strnlKbt front VI Two story five-roon the sea, mid If you placed St. I’aul ’a furnished, modem conven csihedrul by Its Hide the cross would II. (' Du Hose. 177- 2t< _______________________________ only Just top the cllffa. FOR R E N T Furnished room, also a "K\ery available ledge rock contains st ora g e room 111 I’nrk ave. 17.1 -dtp It* bird. t.’et’ ^V ur ' office supplies, stationery and Post ( 'arils at the Herald o f f iA . Cards of Sa nf or d ' s R e p u t ­ able Professional Men, each of whom, in hla rhoaen pro­ fession the Herald recom­ mends to the people. i l.xasllted Ads U * line. No ad taken for less than l i e . and positively no classified ad* charged to anyone. Cash most accompany all orders Coant fi ve words to a line and remit accordingly. George A. DeCottes Altorney-al-lgjw Over Seminole County FOR SALE Hank BANFORD apartment, 17C-5 tp Small cash payment and balance like rent, interest In­ cluded in monthly payments, buys l-room cottage with hath. gas. and electricity. In a fine neighborhood. For further in­ formation address “ G. K.” care of Herald. 171-Utp FOR SALE-; FLORIDA FRED R. WILSON ATTORNEY-AT- LA W V i n t Nat'l Bank Bldg., Snnf ord, Fla Special Attention to ex a mi nat ion of Abstfticta of Ti tle FOR R E N T - F u r n i s h e d apartments. ,, ,, , . „„r „ . . h ernulc] Apartments, .105 L a s t 1st !,n1M rwck* 110 “ »• Firth of Forth, has been n famous for1rt.M )lol(llnc out for yenrB ftsaJnM ______________________ 1d-l-tfc ■ ( iR I cK.N'T Rooms and kitchenette a „ flttacking army. Now, It la a sen bird * citadel, and there they are safe f LEAPED FROM PLANE Pill. as it wiir s„v,. nvan■, enng. and- perhaps, n* ,r D E A T H dangerous operation " f: What I* Known aa tha Oaaa Rock, In tha f i rth of Forth, Scotland, kidney trouble demand (Ur The A a aoetaled I 'r t a i I la Unique D A Y T O N , 0 ., Oct. 21 .— Leapi ng ment. Foley Kidney p, redief. Sold i-vcn-a 1— from his monnplnns in a parpehute PARADE OF FIGHTING BIROS IN P A R A C H U T E AND ESCAPED when the plane began to wobble at the height of 2,000 feet above ground today, Lieutenant Harold Harris, Chi ef o f f l y m g section at McCook fiold H I S S M A U D E T V UK. escaped death while his plane plunged Fred It. Wilson's office. ! to earth. al Hank Hldg., Sanford. I 10-4 -Wed Sat -Mon- tf When it comes to S E R V I C E , w e ’ ve got them all backed o f f the board.— QUICK S E R V I C E T R A N S F E R . Public Stenojr Thr.-Fri.-Sat-tfc SERIOUS HLADDBR TROUBLE EARL ROY, 201 M 143-21*6-W Court Hodstf A CHEERFUL WELCOME AWAITS YOU H iR SALE Fivu acre-,. do.su a b l e . .tl-.ii hot wn ti r heater new I’h ->r.>- .t, ,. U S - W. ('nil before eight. I- i-Gtp General Practice in S l a te and Federal Office Court* Phones *EYERAL Thigpin, F OR H O U S E S for wale. $*\LE- -Sonic unusually Phone___ ROYS’ TRANSl | <>i m good condition, i 10(7,00 , a*h. Ad up d i c i * Box 3o 2 or phone -tlst-F I 74-*Up Mrs LAWYER BILLY S. PARK 20,1-J FOR QUICK SM H Upright ] > i p f |; Schelle Maines Metropolitan IJfu ! T Y M IA Sc * tor i PA-tf: in c. good "L - V SETTLED MATTER OF WEIGHT Kyea Examined tom (ilaruve* Fi ll ed LOR S \ I I I Foil Tirei Had to Account for Many Pound* of Air A. owodl y Pumped Into Them. IIUIJ, ■ , S i r ;!;;i moore OPTOMETRIST-OPTICIAN Oppoaite Poal offi re ’I y t ew r ,t - r ___________________________ S a nf or d. Fla i n,! s U .L I.ong distance hauling is our ' L O N G SUIT." QUICK S E R V IC E T R A N S ­ FER./ Th r . -Fr i - Sot -t f c H - i -m-, name*. Snnfori ICLTON .1. MOUGHTON You ran get seed he*} FOIt S A L E (> room bungalow and t \ R M E R S frames and irrigation plugs at the three extra lot*, price $2,887.60 , We Sanf or d Novelty Works. 10O-tfr invite your irispe> tnm of this proper ty \ P ('or nelly A Son* I fir, tf, ARCHITECT FLORID A HANF OR D I)r. \V. I), Gardiner Ohsn>pvinit VVrisks i"nsn u s \| t ar ( merits. Sui t e I " French Plan For Solution German Financial State FOR S A l F. J'.bo i-.-ish and monthly payment* like rent, will Imy an almini nr» niiliKr of t rooms and hath, lot ,10x 117. in good part of town, near school and store Street will tie pnv rd soon I or further i nformation addr**** ' llotiNe" rare of Herald Ifi.Tilp i 11 j I hr t * <tM la f r il I'fra i | I' \ K I S , U, t 21 ( ■ .Iiipb-tiand t 'gtd ' ontri'l "I al. German finance*, power t.i veil, expenditure* and r egu ate taxation, and authority to dictate It* nr r a n ge me:fit " f the budget* of O » ,ir u* O. i rii.ii *i,it» * ar*- among You never can tell what la going to happen !i> n golf game. Yesterday we were not playing so well, but we were enjoying tile company of u friend mightily Then lie gave us this one' ‘tll*d two lire* stolen off the car, the ott er night 1 he wife had had the ,-nr nil day and left It out In front of tin- hmi-e while we were at 'I'm,.-' Found tite tires gone when ve -inn- our (hit to talking atom’ tld» i.li •( knavery and wondered how the rogue* goi away with them P se tire- are heavy, I sug ge - ** ) It. \ mii-t have h a iJ n rtg to air) them in That led the wife *•' ' ,*i .he u*( linw tie*vy the tire* were Will 11' »w i'll 1 doii'i k now,' I rojilliu) I fun. v 'tial on*- of those ttre* must i hn\. w. '.Tnd at len»t Ml pound*’ Ii ■ -. 11v ! to w iferetorted ‘ It I, , ’ -lit e . o.|II » hole lot more thus -I • r-.i I 1 ti.| 75 pounds iif air put Into I' j 11 ■ r!i *- inoriiliig ' " Agreed W ith ) ou run f i nd the n a m e of every live Mu*iin-** Man in Sanford in tin* Column c a r h day Phone Ifil-I ‘ o'1 i'ark A'-. , Sanford, | |,. I' -trih uturs for l l' ipmobilc and Lexingt on '■ of* “ We carry the part*." I id tf “ WK DELIVER THE GOODS’ ' i'L Quick Sen ice Transfer . A ll > i - 1• v n ef.idy r 1 ’n First National Bank A COMMUNITY BUILDER f I* F O R S T K R , President It F WHITNKR 1 »*b W e A r e Now Located sa xi'phune tike- I ’ay your household ox pen-s­ hy check? Kvei-y woman should liave hoi individual bank account a- ;i means o f better systematizing household expenses. File courtesies o f this institw tion ai’e especially extended to the ladies. We wish to meet you whethe you open an account at this tim or not. Him There I* No brain h of art In which there U nmi'e prw, u-e tlmfl In mil*lc, I be trouble In * In the fu.'t that 11111*10 1* a mnttei of nppre-till Ion a* well a* jo'i furiiiai,. e, and when a per soli lll.o* a tiling II i* rather hard to roll I Ito he ,1 ii»if I K Sf cnilid a par t ment hirtv room*, payi ng pr o pay merit * flute Pit y House, 112 MyrIhc plan vv.il,* -ulututed r 101 tfc | .i rut i-.i, - . ommi - *eui |a.*t F O R D S , lluirks, Dldumobilcv, Oak Li ui- llnrthou, the French Iit rid*. Dodge, Cole K, Overlarul 'hr.vrolet. Maxwell for “ ale The*, •ar* are lole model*, ami have been r. European Plan Open nil the year ,t , 11ii f Stniage I arilil ies S \NEORD Machine Never L k e d Foundry ( r ^ \ i 1. sla fivt* r<jn ru h o ij u, ' l i lii | ' I - ' > r .. . > t . ' two and one half acres and, one acre t< i not mtuil mei ling General Machine and Boiler Works; I hi- prop..-itini, wo jiU gradually tiled, sleeping |a>n h a m i ' l a r g e rooms, Cylinder Grinding; Dt l. u x r Pistons; ; ,r t b citHtny up a gold ba-i*, bepin every convenience A P, Connelly & Fly Wheel Steel Gear I).intis; Crank oHtg with an i**ue of gold treiiMiry Hons, s I4H-Ifc Hhafts Returned- — Phone 62 ■ til.tie*. M lilirtiioll Would have I ftU S A L E New five room bu n g al ow id rimitiy pay h r nut-tandntg obilgn ill good location, for immediate a c ­ tion* ui paper i u r r emy , and he ealeu tion, $1 ,200, easy terms A P. C o n ­ late* that then Gertnnny'* paper mr nelly Ar Son*. ItLI-tfr . lihit ii-il would b,ft ] b.UDII,IHH),out) ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS ,r O TH n 'r^ u,' ■.--d------- plant.*, r,— $1.00 k Arn l . r , Strawln-rry mark*, which at tin |irev*nt rate of per thousand, f o. b. Lake Mary. e\. liatige a t e worth le** than tinWealing house Light* and Appl iances Fari na St r awber ry Garden, Lake lit-n h' bnnk gold reserve New Line of F u t u r e s Mary, H a 172 tit i> I he moment lui* come, ai . or d i ng GILLON & FRY 123 West 1’ irsl Street F UR S A L E <>R T R A D E liuick six t<, M Harthou, when the A l l i es m u -t 7 passenger, nearly new Real bar t a k e I ' l i i u g e t i e st e ps or el se be faced gain. N\ 11. Gar ner 173-fitc ! v a l i r m n n y , pr oc l ai med B e f or e tin F O R S A L K T w o nice lots on Ninth and French avenue. Real bargain. — N. II. Garner. 173-fitc .v«rld a* n ruined nati on, despi t e the f a d t ha t her a ct ua l c a p i ta l is intact. PI I N K ( R A S H E S INTO F O R S A L E OR T R A D E - Worm drive W A L L ; PILOT KILLED F o r d truck, bargain. Ter ms. — N. I! Garner, 173-Ote F UR S A L E * —Heifer calf, <1 month* old, only $2(1, Gat es at Crown P a ­ per Co. 170- l t p INSURANCE AGENCY BUNDS S. 0. Shinholser Contractor nnd Builder BANFORD Stum ps the Sergean t. Recently In one of Indhinnpoll*' court rooms a "bootlegger” was dis­ missed by (lie Judge mi the grounds that tin* rural route box number on the search wurnint, while correct, wns Rot suttlclent identification for the premise* The sergeant who had mnde the arrest after having found more thnn 200 quarts of the Volstead act violation In the residence, was lienrd to m u m b l e as be left the court room: “T h e luvv's a curious thing." Rosy Cheeks Without Paint. ituby lips that never grow lighter ii the promise nil English bounty expert I* holding - at to [air customer* The coloring l- itilecli-d i bi ou gh u hypoder ml" and d"*-s i i h i i v with powder pilfl and 1111 *lb k It ,nti !,e i|*ed for color mu tire gtu-eks a* well B. VV. HERNDON FIRE W H;:H.ua Ewar t c I-nme and Mi* I iliidstoiie by ( l oi r daughter,*. Air* Mary Dr e w, sin tt-leie* thm until |.h * i i dghty, t he y from u -ense of dul y i o *.early ever y morning and tit tended e l m ri h service I.* tore b r e ak f as t , not v a r yi ng th.-lr en-imn no imitter whnl the wenthet might be Hilt till* priK' tha* did not mnke them like e a r l y rl* Ing Both of them a l wa y s hated to get up early and year* did not c ure them Mr Gl ad s t one "l i ce owned that the struggl e never grew less and that It was ns hard to get out of hod for the morni ng service every day after he was sev ent y a s when he wa s hal f that ago Second sheds. 8 Vj x 11. only fjflr per 1.000. while they Inst, at Herald office. If 1MJ 2tr Luggage Get your of f i ce supplies, st ati onery c o m i ng . — Q F L O R I D A and Post Cards nt the Horald offi ce. FER. Larcrc shipment uf new music. — Hintcrmister Plano Co. 168-tfc KLKCTRIO'AI, WORK AND SCFI’ LII Of All Kinds New Oakland Six REDUCED PRICES (Delivered) Chassis .................................................... $ 950 Roadster ................................................. 1125 Touring................................................... 1145 4-Passenger S p ort............................... 1325 Coupe (Special) .................................... 1340, Coupe (Standard) ................................ 1610, Sedan ...................................... 1715. In addition to usual Warranty a written guarantee performance is ffiven (o each purchaser of the Oakland ftSERVICE ON PREVIOUS MODELS AS WELL A S T NEW Kent Vulcanizing Company 8ANF0RD FLORIDA �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1922 REALM OF SPORTS base b a l l foot b a l l basket b a l l TR \P SHOOTING . . GOLF BOWLING TENNIS BOXING CHAS. L. BRITT, Editor OWUNG LEAGUE STARTS FIRST GAME OCTOBER 30 rwported fr«>m the Chicago office of ('omiinsHiinirr Gri ffi th of the western conference. The protest was said to have been filed by Ohio state, COAST LINE SERVICE IS BEST BENTON MAY SAYS ANDERSON GO TO YANKS --------WHO HAS BE E N IN 8 K V E I I A L NEW YORK. Oct. 21.— Neuot ia-| S T A T U S S H IP P I N G F R U I T S tioiiB for the purchase of Rube Ben\Nl t V E G E T A B L E S ton, former pitcher with the Now _____ manager# of each of tho six starts with. There will lie no chnng- 1 \ ork Giants and Cincinnati Reds, Sandy Anderson and wife have re* have been in by the Now York Y n n k e e s 1, __ , , , , wlinp league clubs of tho ci t y n i o t l in* during the season. . „ . . , turned home from a tri|> that lneludwlth the St. Paul American Associo. . . . . n„.|,l and full plans we r e laid, for A "“ ver loving cup has been Pur* - F* i phnand am will kn »I,.L k»i tion club, Edward Burrowy business l <* chased and will no go in to ithe club ithat " ' '* ' ' rKhdu, l ennsylvI'nnia welfare this season. The t league S and western They vNew .... York state. ' cither wins both halves or wins the mnnngcr of the Yankees^ said''yeaternint; date woe Sodded upon and post season series. Tho post senson day. *•“ left Sanford .lime IOth for laiwell, In any event, tho deni would not bo Ohio, in the interests of the American oral*) October 00th, wne set for the series will consist of five g ames mil, wi nter will he played until one club has won closed until the mngnntes’ rt Frui t ( iruwor*. « This first of July thi* will be three g ames each three. meeting in December, and if it ia J,’ ri j j f fnr endive weeks, n f t c r which* It is har'd to "pick the best prospects ; carried out It will he n direct sale, rnHrna,‘ ho^ ™nfer n v «r a m " ( 5r. <<nd half of the senson will or give out any advance dope on not involving a transfer of Y nnk cc the growers with hundreds of thous lands of ihdlnrs worth of tomatoes, rt .i ll the winner o f tho fi rst half {those clubs as they are all pretty well ' players, Barrow said. _______ cabbage, . ukes and sweet corn Seek­ j , i % a post season series with matched up. The Congregational club ing a maiket Prior to tins strike wtiii’-rs of the second half for the won the pennant lust year in a walk there was a twenty-four hour sched­ !!v«r og cup. The g a m e s will be away, and they will have just ns good t the Parish House alleys on a club this year, but there are so I Wilmington 31, Kentucky Wesl eyan ule which put these delicious vege tnbles tn the retail stores fresh and ondaj-. Wednesdays and Thursdays, many other good bowlers added to the |3crisp. But after the railroad boys The Kiwants Club will not he in the list this season that the outcome c a n’t Plant City High 11), St. Petersburg went fishing the growers were ,!ju.'!ii*. season and Chase & Co. be predicted here. The Rotary Club High, 0. knocked in the tune of 72 hours and i* I,.., n over their franchise, while and Men’s Club battled a tie up until Ouachita KI, Little Rock Collcgo, 0. longer Getting these vegetables to }!■ oils and F a r me r s have each the last game last year and even tho Mins. College, 2H, Howard, 0. tho market, arriving in a wilting de dJr.i iteam to tho l eague making they will get the services of Lloyd 11. of S, Carolina, 20; Wofford, 0. tenoral , d <oiidltion thereby causing ih league agai nst four of frum the Ki wams (Ids season the A t Grand Forks, N. 1).— South Dn. , , ,, . a weak' • - ■ ( the markets by fullv The Rotary, Men’s Club, Men’s f l u b will lose Annum who goes kola State, ti; North Dakota Univer- , . fi fty |" ' itt' t he car supply was ■ gntiona) Clubs are the left to the Farm. r. May. another one of sity, lb. acute. ;rt last year anil there will the Men's Club best bets may join Lakeland High, M; Lake City, 0. Aft ei 'Ins deal was finished Sandy •tie change in the personnel the Merchants tins season, as he is Wits t I .i.!! 1.•Mi 1 t.i western New York l ibs with the exception <>f eligible to play on either club. The High, 0 . and st •it I. •in •! at Youngstown, the i tub, who lose several play Rotary f l u b will have practically no Mill belt ill t f tile eastern g rente's rt uni annex several news ones, change in their lineup, but from the states II. 1• \\r hud liOl) i ars ..f pen. h T„n 1mes will manage Chase & way they came from behind last year ei, mi. b oi in •<! cars c f peals and ,iru| will have a strong line and made such a good finish, it is to "lie hut ill • d ars "f mixed fruit f datl Chase, Bill L ef f l rr , M lie expected that they will mako a \l||)' )i v t i at t .. ill"ve 1 hi ling civ i Mmrdrn, Frank Adams gmal showing from the very start MS ** )-■ 1 ,. i \"titig- -f 1sv It • •I'l'| i' or others are npw get this season. t ..i it 11, i I". , fi . i . 1r *-.i . .11 r d 0 ■ rit'-n 11. n i in In iw l.-i 'O San ■ ipe for the opening g.tim i: • i. it • i hi i . • kll.K filly •is will have charge of th tufil that t'i,i +1 tiiit been tiearil of as N'uw tta bowlers w ill get busy • I; , t in . " i . 1’ with " •id will hal e SI'V, • .it e\ Vet, it.I f ' i n t i a n a m tluit wish to g " W. f . . .■ ! -i r ir . « i el mti 'In- 11a v ' In \ titi invited 1 ■ ■ g ....... i p l a y e r in i.i!m \ i" i t(u |',11 me i , 1 I,. i .■ .v 1 " , and i • ' Wi ll .1' t 1lit •«t ' 1,. Mi l. I, itils w 11 aiid t ' i life to k l . 1 1 ' vv hum Will be I toi ItoM git iti t"U II With the m a ua g i i ’ r 1 1 .... "11 1 1 f III - I hut i v ei ’ ' 1 ' he> It i\ ' i i ig'l '• t I tig , tills y ear g u i I" 'st bow I•a .■ Hi. v 11 ..t ' . K ill i t I 'l. k ' to play with I Idltlg, the S' I " t i ' l best 1lien will 1 I I., i aliti.'. vinll * hal ge \\ . II inisN tie Kiwanis club but e, ,ust year, will have the t. ,■ t la .i i' j Iiii i and t he p'lt'l |. l* ' t )| . III K l With | layer s Will be ill it'd at '!■ games ,, tIn 1 ongregat i"i >1 * 'lub u.v11, I'.. c tie i il,1 ' 1. t cut i 1id e in his line tip tile • aito * ■ . ■ I . ’ e| t\ h " m a t • r 1 I . ' iit' ,1. I u, I- t ■■ , , i i a 11 11 " I I n i. \ / \ u i .';' It ' till h ' 'a I aMio t a tl>i all u 11 tills t :Iil j j ri w' ' ‘ ' ■ V ' U Ml a: I'1 & CO. TAKES KIWANIS P L A C E WILL PLAY TWO HALVES mask PAGE FIVE SAVINGS WE P A Y I PER C E N T I N T E R E S T ON S A V I N G S A C C O U N T S THE GIRL THAT YOU MARRIED Keep h er >nut hi til—1ive from worry that creeps into tho homo of the man who fails to save. Built! up an a c c o u n t for her in this strong hank. You'll never miss that little, regularly deposited, w h i c h b r i n g s h e r peace of mind. Make a deposit here today -FOR HER, and take home the Calendar Savings .. . . Bank .. „ The Seminole County Bank STRENGTH- -I'ROGRESS- -vSERVICE FOOTBALL RESULTS : CELERY SEED : i ' d elii! ' tn 1• I IIr itt the i - s i tti. t iic l and I'lrt 1 1 l- tig ■1 I ’ .v be tile N 'a tio tu i1 It.iw lin g tv I Il M VI ' I', t, ir.i ■ * ' not show , ! p Iw , I ,. . ,. j,,, . 1 , till , ., , im G r iffit h , ’ hb t'. , . i• 1' , 'I, , . i III OlLMIN'G I ON, IB. Oct. 21 . •*.' h ig h *b , ■ . ' ■ ,I ’ i It . II ' I ' H I toll I ' ■! l..i ' oi .-I • . of n, da < ■ I' ‘ 'll’’ ' tt> I ,i I d " !, 1 1I I'l u 1 I I » M- • c .1 ' liM 'd i'V li -b"t t a man at any t A score t'f I 2.b is given nay w it hunt any nm ho ,v! ally's frame "SO voted that f.o player ill t h . . . l e a g u e with any ■ uther than the one he t '"g . ' p lay Ilf t hat a t V b l.m d n I 'l l t l e idee ,i s I , w I'.at ’ l l .ill" Wi ' . w ilt I'l.e li'S IlIt * *1 .. be la U ilei e ev eryt lung wd I I>< r imi.l vb.i. S-.tif oil fat met ’ . i 1 1h- r lu > . b mat Let , \\ be ■ • I... ‘ i • Mn I ■•n «’o llf. It • . I- 1. I, ,. II ' i .' t ■ v•a the game Saturday anyway. , um nuwsirm er Pi r ' II. in n HODGE’S Auto Paint Works I'RACTIUAL AUTOMOBILE I*AINTIN(i lt\ Skilled Men Ml W t IKK t.l \ 11 \ N J I I I) I 1 It.s | i | \>s I I' " I \I|IS I >i . r 11"- it.. f I I 11(I <. I J I ^ j uf *vr tl ' I Mur id i I: US I \ \ IM N I S Ilo H i i n i l l II ( ale Semutulr ( afe \NrfnV.i Hi,hI.nirant I l l ' l l hS Mi.:.! i*/ ti in 1Intel Si m.'ml Hof el I ' t. I . )u ., t'la v i'l Next to I’ rlncesa Theatre ' 11dp/ H nf H Vi m* * i.di < ' l c ; m l i n c s < i- n e x t In ( H t d l m e s s ■ me the g am e m ist 'b u t , i B A K E R Y Vtmiinithil & \ndrn*on I’ nion Uhurmarv ! I 1 It I'.itllt a1 ' must .start then, 11 11 •a pl ayers have nut shown M)« ', Mi «d III ' I :• l Ml'! , ' t R O U T H It this season’s play it was ,i\ of <eiiatt> pb.y I'O adopted t III! t I ' I . •/, ,| ful gull r ' l I"' One of the del l ghu of home li tempting, delirious meala, served with the beet bread I'lM G s m i J K S i H11 \ <;i > ti, R u t ' i i v ' l'il rules i I i.s n TUB BEST I hf ! U| l , o \ M \ f , > U ( \ I n m iM I(K I I l)IJ{ s p i l l N ( i S W \ I l.l< IU I III IK PA I KONS '' ' i j * a no a. c ' ' 1 i ■ 11 I ..•! I Will pi o' the M* ' i SANFORD MAID BREAD AND ROLLS I i Iu»t w i i 11 Ill I I <gr l Mi l . ill II I . t ,u .ilia b le " o ' .ml' "I atld " i i ............. 1 l,i tod ay W ill g i v e us i’ iii I fell iicl ill I " e l I ' d I l i v . i 1 a- ' 1i mti. r f or ’ i l l i utt 111 ‘I 1 III J w III > ■ I * all h Elder Springs Water (-o. 111 Vi l , I • 1 111 Mill ■ >. it . t). t 21 , Athletic " l i e inis of iiotti Ohio State and MichIgtm last night drum.I knowledge of t i e filing fo . p r o l e . t , m the eligilu!it> "f u itam h . i m m players, ns -I'l,.* , t . mm. ltd i h i .' de. t i lino g u n N ' .1 lie I ' ! | |.»' t '. n t. , ' I " . l ay lie . i Vi it - , ‘ i i • puldh ; d all iLt tv i.f ELI IKK .•'I KIN' i.s W A T E R I" vifMi tla- spring and in our mi ! hod ttf handling i's product. Why take a .| 'i" t i r einiiietii phv-uiiitiH claim 1 i • |,t. w tG i in uncvi't'IIci; and m put •!' up ' \ ,i n< t '» iaf I t m 1n'y U "tihlea il" I,. , . Id. I ’ - till 11.11.1 .' , i ^Stwit^i ' res U j holllpsoli, I'tllVi be | I a . I gann Lei \ i . n 11" ■ idem, wul have neatly fifty coliviH(>||(.h ,(f tJl„ |(| a- his guests at the Ohio and ML hi ( _ gait game today. Guess there will be ..... .. than that present but L a r g e s h i p m e n t t t f IH'V\ m u s i c . that is nil he Knows about offutal l y. — M i n t e r m i s t e r 1’ ia nt C o . Hi s -t fv SANFORD FLORIDA G i n KILNMENT W A N T S money rkturneh FOR \V VIt ( ON I It VUTS 4Ily 6 H u p m o b ile I'li#' Uapi'lniril I'rraai U V - HI N G T O N, Oct 21 R. turn tu govurnm.'iit ..f S l.vl.Oat) . otitii'c l toti with vvnr contractu usked in m i l fib'd tuday at Daugherty' s duccttim ngainivt ( Icvcliutii Bri<t< and ('upper Mill-. Inc. Picnic Hams, Ih. y a L This method safeguards against com p ression loss and length­ e n s The life of t h e m o t o r . WHY YOU SHOULD SEND US YOUR GLEANING AND DYEING # We lire prepared to handle your work, large Apples, per peck T h e cylinder walls of the H upm o­ bile m otor are grou n d to m irror­ lik e s m o o t h n e s s , — an e x p e n siv e process generally restricted to the manufacture of higher priced cars. One More Reason Florida Syrup in f -Bulk, gallon .... 65c or small, rain or shine. 20c dled the most sanitary way. % 50c» Home Baked Ham Potato Salad Kingran’s Reliable Hams 31c per lb. Everything Is han­ rm§in You are invit- c<! lo visit our plant any lime. "W e Thank You” Sanford Steam Pressery GLEANERS STEAM DYEING P. McCuller Phone 560 � 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, 1922 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, October 21, 1922 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 21, 1922. 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>, October 21, 1922; <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/d62cb96f0170b6dcd52486bbb99998f6.pdf ee3206eefc446a280ff7bfb9ed0f56bf PDF Text Text oman s Club Fair and Dollar Day Friday, October 27th SANFORD e S anford Daily •The City SubstarttlnJ” Herald SANFORD “The Citv Substantial** IN THE HEART OE THE WORLD’S (JRKATKST VliOETABLE SECTION VOLUM E in . SANFORD. FLORIDA. MONDAY. OCTOIIKR 2.1. 1!»22 JUDGE HAND HANDS OUT DECISION ON INJUNCTION - RESTRAINING FOREIGN SHIPS Greatest Mother Summons Her Children RONAR I AW IS ELECTED I ROM RUTTING INTO EFFECTTHE BONE DRY iJ U Il/ ill RUUNe STAY TEMPORARY M M HER 179 L/lVV "H O HAVE I’ERSONALLY l.NSI’U T K D TIIE FLOOD­ ED AREA IN SANFORD RECEIVE REPORTS I'rnxitling That Steamship Companics File an Appeal in "• < M«»M>I p \icn x\D xxii.i the Supreme Court HHIM \ NEW ( 'A III­ . | N D.tilv On the Situation and Moke Different Statements from Ot hers _<ft SI IDMil III-’ INS I III ( |Ion DKlf DIRF.t T ln \ m I ( Hu; K \ KT i.p \\n H IT T k r A a t o r l n t r d P r r M I NEW YORK. Oct 23. Fed...,! J.'dge Hand today handed down*a mn dismissing tile motion ni tIlf tpn and American shipping compi.ih fnr pci IIIUIU-III IIIJlltl, tl"ll H-stl.ith ■ !.•>%1 pi nhll'lt 1"*l ap. Ill . 1. Ml •• lilt.! • ft . t tin 1..ll, ,|| . ! \t tor lie) Li ","ii 1*awp In 11• • \teniled the -tax tcmpni.n li \, .iwever, iToviding that tin -t. am Ur . allies file all iihIUi ‘ liati ai ;•<.it ’ In 1 lilted State- Slipicim • i * lll» I Ik \**r*«|ti |•(| |'rr ( I.O.NItttN n.i i»r{ ,\nd*i« lionai i .a\\ tv.i .i ii .oniti- 1\ • t» Lathi •»f (lit (fit I ,-t pact X at .i p.K y meet f i* t* *l.i. i ' '. •» • »hii nteit i • ■t i » . ' | .) • i id* n i, x' ihL| i . IH !l i 'i tl*y ’ xf. L) tlir -hi p . t ai l , mi |,la d In full' ill, • mil*' lili, XXI |ii. s ’ "f Ann il. all inai it iiiii JiOi-dl' •ti- 1.■ . ti canin g Hi. ptnpintii .>t lindei t tli- IIII ■•>|i|el l|t lull nf tie ’ In Mill cm • IMiieitl ami ||n <"llt|m-l • ihitmn Ia xx- vyhuh Let nine i f f . . tun. nf the . ahim t \|| gixe ndvm • at 12.1)1 o'clocktill- mnrnllic ti' I tie pro-po lixe 1.11III.- 1111111-1.! .11! •if nine I nmputlllare temp"! till Ini -11 i.f -I’ llinc |"ii-ign III ■-tempt from 'i|ier!ilmn ..f Hi. fan- »•■ that tie .>'i\ Itadi max . reiiMin '•! iii jiiiii 1imi i>r"< ■■it I" hi i n-I mm pending Infiiii' I'l'ilital ludp' lie ^ ix.l.n i i I - i i . i i appeal- tni Hat'd, in New York, unit will he per fair pin) fur Nt t tl.mar law and'hls '•d In enter with their Wet pin'd- • 111tea c<le amt Ml pi - lie IllimidliOi ■ lenleil under tin -\-tim whiell • •■.nine up ■•! fntiigt af'niiID lei aded In-fore \tlnrtin) tiein ial imp t" Mi I Imd l,.-,ipn the tib-er. ipherty's new rnlmp. er --n)» I tie nine "exempt" line- nu Imlt tin ii tu n c pt,|iil<r i> Lx fai and ■" \ini'rteall eontpanies the Inter nxvnx ttie inu-l tiriliianl |iiipiilai lead M a n H e a l s W i f e In D e a t h a n d is C l e a r e d h y a C a l ­ tmnal Merehantile Mnioie and tin er intin worldlie. peace mini-tr\ ded \meiniiii I on ami -exeti ■•' e mm h l-elmi Im- xxm mun-ti\ in i f o r n i a .1 ti r\ i -leri'd under D.ieipn flap- tin meiii \ /e ,t. r teiiim id ,.ffni nn.i 1 '.ill'll \Hello r Whxti' ‘-lai. I'letn h | ■v• • a- r .’ 11 ■ him in dm -■ | |l * II**- \ * * o r | f l t r d | * r r » « t I . " atI'.nal N i.ip II I.,................... • • • I . I. . ■ . li f i. •• • XI - * n*i, > undoui v i a n \ mei e ie • • 11 . ■ ■ ,, ' • * i . ' , >.( .1 1 * II I... . I | ! .I I I .** I |. H ■ <J ' ' ’ In It'iX al Mi .tin-ti i (> I • . I . (i. ,i h* a.,, it N Ilt ll 1 .11 . . ?« « Hllil.id Ini I" d< ath xxit Ii a -Ii"’ cut' * -might pet maneiil it tun * . i lax xxhen he found her in the i nmpnr >ullf*Lr man of hIT oxx li a i Hat -.l .i 111st eliforceinent nf the law nil tin tfi -tinI xisltiir fled Thi |o\x -aid he rettirncil home iliiev pei t Thi minds that Mr DMighorty w i^ l 1L pm -to .1 1111 XX, 11#•t\t r hii-hand sej/ed a shot pun. filed nine i irttier than the authors >•( the -tat , .0, .. •t 1 ..... . .1 ( i» i tis.k In •' ii"| ■ alii pi d I" hi • ’ m <te and nnti'iidnient i n t iiili-il. nr if I In • -hull not err in (hi- u . I ' a ' ill' wa- lllepal in i.| e II ia In r -hip- i mni within ttn mealiinp -et f"tth Lx tin at \it\n n \\ i s||./ 1-a t - i i w \s • X P• ' I|*|.I ! I'd l| i>t • ■■ I 1 . I *I i i.l M IN I. I(l \in III t 11iirdinp. Inlmiltl-I r.it In.'i lift! did not fnr-ee !Ill Hied Ia 11 •ollt III I RUSS u - fHIMIip f I "III a . adal.l'l) Lx I til III*- X «* . ». In I r d P r e s s I ’ • nf the foreign -hip- Itermiida, I.AREIUl. levns. (let ! Ai'eord I"nearest foreign pnrt nf repiilm up tl. .unbent,, report lure customs ■all is forty-eight hours from New \ !i f officials and deputy I'n.le.l Staten F i i n i O U S M i n i s t e r JUICl E d l t O f I ’ llSSC'd York, xvhile the trims-Atlanta Liters marshni -ei/e.l u I' S airplane here S h o rt Illn e s s •ire from fixe tn eipht day- to xvhile a quantity nf .Mexican liquor __ * oplete their xmyape It wa- eolistil was being pin. e,I The t S Office, (|»y The Assoc, .led P r e « ) 1 I prohalde that a week mipht ai’.l his m,•• hanii an arrested. N I XX' v,n»t.YORK. .. IM. 2. .t i,. I»r .................. Lyman o '• nk. h - ».,»k. m u--«i- i ’ ..uiwiih ■* ' e In-fore the enforeeinetll apeiits •f 'In Ii< x I•* • •• XX:11 .! |lei e|i< i . Alilmt died at hjhome ill New York U> *U’ railed ii|hiii to apply the |rw| w p i \ |||k|n| p e.| tu, , - mu - " f . i at pro xe-ti tday after a -h'Tt illness in '• I est rietion in a sped fie .a-. mnl mn xvlm -axx telieinti, nut _______ fill*ton imrinwlx i’i .iix i'iit|.*ti.ili/i'd fait MAX' YORK. o. t J t Pnxate fun I II K INYISIIH.K I’OXVKU" ni'ii'p ..ini i.iL/iMp mmix • i ■•ral -ervu’e- fur Hr Lyman XMmtt, xx It I UK KKA I T R K X I'l RAt . ml Hill . IXll pint..i III- " f tin nf ttn preacher and Author who died here THIN A T I’ KINCKSS T ill) XX t line yesterday will he held fmm re-iilence Vti'i the death nf Mr Heeeher, Dt toniorrow. JUSTIFIABLE HOMICIDE NOW WHEN HUSBAND KILLS WIFE AFTER SHE IS UNFAITHFUL CARRY LIQUOR IN AIRPLANE ACROSS RORDFR AFT OF MERCY SAYS KILLER "The lavislhle Lower," a (ioldwyil pii t'.te, hy Charles Kenyon mid directed tiy Frank Lloyd, is the feature pic­ ture at the Princess Theatre tonight. It is an engrossing story of the un­ derworld, of real dranmtir power. A l­ though the characters belong to the ‘submerged tenth,’ the story deals en­ tirely with the efforts of n reformed convict to lead an honest life. The Tact that he has once been in jail, ninkek him a marked man for the secref police; and his attempts at reform meet with strange handicaps. House Peters is seen for the first time as a Goldwyr. leading man, and hi- splendid performance in the roll' " f the regenerated convict is Imth ap Pealing and convincing. Irene Rich, as his wife, gives a poignantly sin­ cere portrayal of the young mother whose self-sacrifice at last leads to ber husband's name being crossed off the police index for criminals. A two-part comedy, too. i MEAT AND S IR XMil.KI) MAN TO DEATH AND KILLED HIMSELF c llr T h e .A *«orl«ted P rr»«> ROCITTORD. Ml.. Oct. 23.— Leaving a note declaring he committed crin: us an act of mercy. Thomas Cortl well, sixtp seven of Geona, heat and strangled to death his wife’s uncle Curtis Smith, sixty-nine, then killed himself vlith .-hloroforni. “ I nm doing this as aa act of mercy ns neither of us is of any use," was the tekt of the note he left. . XVEFK'S WEATHER XVrnlher Outlook for the Period Oc­ tober 23 to 28, Inclusive South Atlantic and East Gulf stat­ es: Generally fair and cool. Get your offic® supplies, stationery and Post Cards at the Herald office. DR. LYMANN ABBOTT DIED YESTERDAY AT HIS NEW YORK !!0 «F '• '' 1 • • . I l((i\l I III d i ' It KM II III) Ibr ...... Ultra I'rrssl W XSIIIMITHN. U.l .’ I Justice XX ii m I, I'.. ' - 111•*'-ill' .alii tin,,l‘ ' • fi.-iti tin1 i- imptii ■ ' * ' * i* i' ....... i • • "I. . ' ' iin and 18 A I . m Itench r‘ ’ tt> head of •1 ' ' l • l X I I . 'll N I X t I -X xt 11 i; i it i k x 11 T l f \**iielnl ll ■ . ainl several . ■ • Illl.ltlnn Is t'.lni Reach A L Ltrries, ■ \ "" erxtsors^ 1 • .......... Ini' 'tint dis■t. d with *3y ' • ’ • tlrumutfe r D‘.»t • • \ • ,)• i s v not ; \l. X|N \x HI < ' lilt . II. i p .'i.! . .1 'hat in lit- dij ' dull issued Ly state nffu tain in •Aobt i^e of sitle^ of state Inml anil the " ......... . rei liiin.itmn that warning has. ‘ ■’ i ..in .p.i i i .ittlet- piling inrV • '. •• i .. .. rw INVESTIGATION HFRRfM TRACI'HY I'KNF'VFI) TODAY I XI • ’ • -it uti:"5 • • 1h • 1 * « • -ection t ' i11 i <ti" K* i i' I Li'mplit stories ■ '.i.i'" thi'i ii.t d. i p "! tns farm >"id'i Lax, i el'li n o 't two miles "III It " f I aki t Ikeei hohi'i', ahout fort i fixi nidi - xxe-t .if heii He suid t "'.tu p - I ••.•.'It Lax . "inmuiiity •s • ' In hi I mini and d e-‘ '’’j^ 1 i .' tin "million was ' U. h a ' " i a11 I i.i a-sistnn. «■ and ( ti t t In di-t res-ed pi i -nil- x, ,*re Ih?C ..'•■• lx tl.iphl.nl- nil Hifth * ' '■ 1 '!■ M. i. .mplained latterly ' l' " h a t he .le-laieil tn he made• all 'll.I I ipe f.l. till |e- in the sec- - ’ * <•” " al"t||,i| hi- pmpelt) I i Klimt, nf Tallahassee. stat« ^ ■'' 11' ato i-tip ilai i whi. ha - hern hortS , ' . i xxii t !"nk11tp ait i i anal con's , li. , -aid in 11•pI. I.. XI r .Moore’s V/j I it. 11 it.. I x, i pad. - is not i ni I, ■ . . n heel) 1t* n* ' -M -R cmtheEver* ■■.•5 I I’ d \| |:| \•II 11.1 23.— -y 'I • < •• i yi.on in his '*13 ' published .:«§] ............. . 11 ” " I* -"Hiititcnf, v, ■ o.eer. I ' 1 1 di trict w h o ’ ’ • ' .I in-inftcd n f - h- t .!• i il i a and in jj >• .'"it ■ the Mtua- ’ h. ' II,- i II ti'-ldt .if the flood I ' 1 ' he last few ■ iteili" ac- ,/* . Ar a' ap'.i al min i'1'l of tli I' i i I--- ,i ■ pra e li'nc :• - em ploy rd L ' • \uariraii It. d I r • - .' a m w and *i king ' . i ' .r |tA nn ini I. ' II n 1 ' n!I S p i i i - Hn outline .i! • I n il'll Stales xiilh II l.< •! • m -tli" i •I u it aliiji nround it- •..■i der» are sketched' sc*i e - di pn I .up 11.. • f a 11■ ' • * ! t) • Red Crus" l.iilax servire to dtsah • >1 xeteian- nf tin Wn»M U « r dtsnstei relief and pinimitmii nf the puhln hi'slth The pn.nr is the xvnrk of l.iiwremi W illmr. « Nexx York art. ' niH will he .|i-p a x« d ihr"iipl"Ut the • ounlry duties tin • nndlinenl nf tl . I’ . il t‘ ro-» me id" > I ; fm iiPJJ. nil•|• i rnnsiiM il.v ti . ' .la mall tig l hi i i i i 'i ' f . . ) ' •’ I-.,- t ■ in and " 1 1 ■ i i* . . | > ( • \M iirU ln l hi-.x d.iiiiac ' 1n \ 1»m ' . n I ’ t \\ -n li n tiei i* •. Mr 1 . , .i i .. 1»*• ! "1 111* • . , I»t • «llt•. ih. 1.•t at tat .t in 1b. A * |»,L. - i 1.11 (•II *»t. pr. X' l l 1NGTl IN 11. t .’ t i i . • i (•» *• l|»*- . .» |•••11V1. .1 Htt . i. t i ill.-,! (. »If ,liter* xvhich -ailed Imm l r.- *4!h i t X (..lit It 11*• w her,1- fm the I'mteil Mali x- ti '• .. u i:.. M.,1 I X L'l 11‘l! Ti. fin .* 1In ni'i i-.-it x ..( a1 1 1ii 1lx . . •*, t. t . • • t *, ,i ■ V 1In- Hill. .111. t '! I .. |l"l i 1. . i • • f.ii ..I" ‘ •• . 1 • k r ,•I l\ 1 1ini, 1 d .1, 1 1l l .t III! 111.'- ,tk i i •( « i . • . . 1 I.... . 1 1• f .ii V ’* i I'hr • \< K St »\ Y II I I ............. .. Mi M *it .!«•« tiiinl, h«»\\taver, to , trM • «L» :tii\ «--t *vii;it• the number pi'-nn- lelnlered timileli-- hy tho ::£h I '""I. and ' i mill that tm had fiXtHi J* 1• I'tr • • I XCHIN IP . (I. ' ' . -Jtiit. at •.......... . ' x niixxed (n- iit xe -t i lllllnl f II. 111'! Ill III,' k1111tig* l nil •• • 'll tn alula l d 11■■"ll XI'lllftl XI m I Iioiikiir >i *.i• fht numlicr, rino llinff ' XX .! ............. null I.,l ........ jurx th,r,‘ *” .............. twothduW ^ 'i „ t .IIH .I r<; It..In tomil- l.i fnr. "> " " " ' - r f lowed por- 1 ^ ^^ ‘ loll »»f thi’ I .x«r • W »\ M« |{.h of a|f» / 1 /v | tv i i i » I/ I'' " i ill t in i and • < Lulling, state 3 III tj (\ y H treasurer, meml'ct- nt the Imartl o f 5 .•imif >i*.fist's ,.f tin Kwrirluries • . % '-Jl .linDunri •11-1» is t Diii.ii » i♦s*11* of tho Kv«*rirliob-* about lrn 'lav** ajfo, and 1701? F u ll r n ilM T D V l U U l l I 11 I ,,,,lr ,,f "inlltn.n- were pub* | li'hed m Florida papers. •' IM tt I - . mm' pn-tnr >>f Plymouth I he Red * ms. nf Palm Reach cOUli* ( Lur. li in Hriaiklyn. xvhere hi. tire DISH RIIXNt'K OXER I XKK UK- l> ,,,IH •,‘ v',"t'galwl reports of flood The Rev. Lyman Abbott, D. D, •#** 1d"i i iMir had i.-atned fame as one of GION MOVING EASTconditions and reported thut the sit* ime of the most active lenders in many the foremost pulpit orators in Ameri WARD " f t inn is not such as to call for relief,* ^ avenues of religion* and civic though ca. II.- was installed m Plymouth ______ the comntunilies affected deciart)i in the United States. As a vrvn ch vr^ Jn , fi 18,J0> an(, romain , in , Thr v••ariatediVaai that there is no distress warrant editor author and theologian he exh. (| ^ ^ wh,.,j rt. XVASHJNGTON, O t 21 -Disturb Ui lion hy the Red Cross or other te,l a quality of character which un ^ „ llft. „ f Henry aiiee of ronstderahle intensity is cen Ref agencies. reused itself on all who came tn conMnnchcr nn<l „ volume' of his* I ral oxer the Lake Region today and! The eighteen persons wh*> came Id “ ' with hint, a singular poise ami serlilon* xvill move hnpijlly eastward this after- with Mr Moore appear to he th« Ni senrtlly of spirit. In. Dr. AI.butt's xvnrk as editor of n.M.n OI tonight and he followed by only ones driven from their home* by In/nis enrly youth, nfter gradua­ the Outlook, in xvhich he was associn |considerably cooler weather in states ijhi- high water nt South Ray. There tion from the University of the city ted in ills long career with many fain cast „ f the Mississippi river with ilt n„ information here ns to condiof New York, he studied law anti wns ous men, including Theodore Rouse frosts probably tonight in Ohio vnl ti„„s elsewhere in the Everglades, admitted to the bar, and ufterwnrdsi veil in' sought to interpret the dif lev. Femes*,m northern Alabama nit,I Th, xxln.lr „ f acres of cfear*%T practised In partnership with his hro fen ot rilei- ..' pnlit trill nrgnluzn I "I thern 1,11,1 ..lltrul Mississippi (>(, |n|w| wh„ h rr,l|w would hare-:'1 thers, Benjamin X' and Austin Ahltntt tn '' fimn i )n- ( hristmii viewpoint heell planted is estimated ns about I Giving up the law for theology, he T ... xhn xi r itriir him ilurinp this NFXX HRI N.n VVIi K Oh 21 studied fill the Ministry of the Con . u i i i.‘ hi* lif>' sax that I'Xtraodiimry XVnt king independently .pr. s.s ntnr thousand acres pregnttonn t^hurch, xvith his uncle. ,, . .. . , “ * , , • .irl inn power was one of his chief Striker, of Middl esex county tiulay ’ S. C. Abbott, and was ordained at . ' . . , ’ . ,,. ,, . I'hn'acteriHtlcs. Moderntiun and snm prepared question at least five per hnrmington, Me., in 1880. Hi* first; ... , .. , sons in effort to obtain sufficient evi- _ SAN Jl XN- r «"t* Rica. Oct. chnrgT wns in Terre Hnuto., where he , / , , ,,__________ •nm, nt and attitude He commanded d nee to xxnrra’ t nrr—t in Hall Mills h'fteen persons were .Irowned • fa*.^ remained five years. flmals yesterday which swept ” attention l.y his transparent sincerity murder case. An'editor o f the Christion Union, . district. Floods mused by which yins later to be known ns the (Continued on pngc fi) Try a Herald Want Ad today rains. i �■ . **r- .r iBJE ;-*- -A - . .r• ' b •• ;* mm ' THE S A N F O R D 'b A IL Y HERALD, SATURDAY. OCTOBER 21, 1922 PAGE SIX ,____ _ O I fH O V - y V - d l E l ' „ T |,lc brid° (Adelaide I 1 y / I MRS. FRBI) DAK!HR, Society Editor * , v t . Mr. Perkin.’ guests Included MrJContains no oplotcs-ingrcdicnta I largest share holder in the Lokefropt Mr, erklna gueata incmaea airs. the wrapper. Largest sell-1Improvement Co. with the minature groom (Mnster 1 1* 1 ‘ ‘ r.»ueh medicine in the world. "FolMessrs. Pitta and Wells are well Osborne Herndon. Sadie William* a* >«r» ■ • “ m m ” v ova H.meyTnd Tar is the moat plena- known in the auto world and for aevflow. r girl, Mary I-oulse Morr.wether • • 1 h ^ ' (int o ffin c nt remedy for cOugha eml year, have been engaged in the I Hlpglna) entered .................. ...................... n ,J V . ! I H r it i. M , . l l . i W I « M M l , . M . U . ,,»,l c l . l . th »l 1 over w r i t . . , bu.in,,. here l » . h of them b.. ......... “ * " '•""M 'l.f'l the; brutal m w „ . j „ „ „ , Kl llarn. llllnol.. Sold M * e«p.ri*,nc«d mntb nl.t. and knowI t r o i k a v e BB 7 f r i e n d * ( U l l l a i F « ,.„,ty All th,. U u n e worr th ...... h o c.-A d v. ' » « th, automobile buaine., a. few — ■I af #7 w * am w a ar vt ( o l a | a a r a k r n o r c o m — .I^n1 * 'onventinanl dress suits. The brute ' 1 _______ ____________ 11U.„ know It. k aaa e, o r It r o a a r e r n t r r t a l n l a f , w r i t a F a c i a l card to th la d c p a r l n t r a l , g i v i n g was especially lovely in white worn I I ra il PM|n o | K Vl’ TO COMPANY The n*'w firm cxJm t s to handle bovd e t a i l * . o r t r l r p k o a e I k e Item , Miss Gladys Morris who Is teaching k* ( T f l t l 7 a p p rcclalrd . tulle veil caught to her hair with rose tile NKW FI KM INCOKPOKATKI) " " » 1 w- 11 known n,nk,‘ fl of rftr# in biitls Her Iflowers shower• this year at l.eesbuig is spending the Mill* HIT IV WVI » were Wf»v «a» **•»*»••% ,KW " ,CM department and their announcebouquet of white roses and fern. The hvre ns the guest of Mrs. Oh SANhORD BUSINESS M .. mcnt 0f these agencies will be made ___ SO CIAL C A L E N D A R I dainty flower girl wore a pretty frock F k Brown on W e s t hirst struct. public in n few days. Articles of incorporation were pub 1 ____________________ Monday—Mrs. Toward Smith will on- nf white orgiindlo and cnrried a baa v membora oi of me the .leim* Semi- ket Maryv nVirgin HALLOW h E. OA* itertain cnnin the trie memners ket of of pink pmk rose rose petals*. peiais*. .Mary gi“ l„b,.,l in .bo I.-lly Horuld yo.tcr.Uy F0|i S A , , 7 . M po, our,I hole Bridge Club at her home on ja*s frock was of pink georgette over ITcre ysiW ht a <nnn i\l tic nr f..r tbo . an uni n o ompn y. • Bfflwed alKj (0 nny meusuro. de, , wm , Sanford Heights at 8:0t> p. m. satin nnd her flowers were an arm ,‘*b M "'" |‘>1m nmg c l. . i which H«-t forth the fact that the new ... | # , livered in Sanford. Will aupply any Monday—Westminster Club will meet bouquet of pink roses under the dire, turn of t c M. K” 1'" company will be composed of J. D. ......................................... " ' I 11 t“ I-orter . T rVL. p iIMtU, t V , viccVice , ^ M ordcrs for do,lv' at the home of Mrs. Claude llo ])xtr[nK tho afternoon Mrs. J. C. C'"''* The music will be furnished .... Ml.any presnlent, ^ ^“ n(i recelvc(1 pienBo wr||> ! ward at 4, p m. • K« Ve a group of readings. Miss »•>' the Orlando Country Club Orehespre-ii ent an, .rorgo i . plainly, state whether oak or pine or Charlotte* Smith rendered several Ira Tickets, may be ohla.ned from i.tary and treasury n imlxed is wantcd.-F. S. Vernny, SanMiss. is spending a j pjnno selections, and Ruth member of the Guild. c The new company will engage tn n . d llOB* »Sara Godwin ...... — |l|l|lllf D VtnilUHO, H X U Miss l.illie ’ * .............. the garage business nnd repair of cars ' ° rd. F,“ - Roulc A 109-lmo-p j short time here slopping nt the Monte spencer snng, in her usunl chnrming. ami will also sell cars and do nny nnd, ■ zuma n.l nner. ^ T A IM n A R H O il all kinds of business relating to tho Are you moving? Call 498, for a --------* Late in the afternoon Misses Irna tJ I t x i I L / i l l l i / V / IlJ Miss l.ueile Smith of Winter Gard Smith. I.a t'laire Jones Kmily (iriffin. automobile lines. QUICK SERVICE T R A N S FE R . Their plaee of business will be in Thr.-Fri.-Sat-tic cn is the attractive gust of Mrs. W. A. nml Kmntn Spencer served delicious Lester. refreshments consisting of chicken the new Hynes building recently built! by W If. Hynes on I’nrk avenue -------‘" salad, olives, saltines nnd coffee. Charles Jen?pn spent, to Ills meet this. charm V IIUI 11«■ l'< <1 *of» Juliette o j»V••• I |Those 111I”l Iinvited II>li 111 »»» b-» ..... where everything in the way of mnchthe day here yesterday transacting ink jnj, i.unueu honorec were Mesdames ltraxtou ..k,, -------- -----------. -------_ . nerv and equipment for muebino shops J. ^D. Deen, S ECRETARY OF TR K A S H R Y MIH.- and sales • rooms will .............................. business. "Raggottf ----- *• Orion Farrell, ■— 11 1 ho installed ready I,ON SAYS D E PA RTM EN T J. R. Lawson. Craig Harris, Sid Rive, for the big business thnt this firm IS RIGHT F M Perry of Macon is among the Misses Katheujno Wilson, Lillie Rutli, itlends to do. recent arrivals nm^is stopping nt the t'arloyn and Emma Spencer, l^i Claire All these gentlemen are well nml Jones. Zoe and Finnie Rclia Mumsun, Mr. Montezuma. W . *» r\ ik ii ** A SIM N G Ti 'O » i" " Oc w u". *^^ Ii1.—Soc . — b W rrc i Ttin i ir)y ^vora.dy known in ' Sanfoni. L . r many i n n l t i i years I ' n f i r u was t L' l l S a i \ success 1 Fred Dniger, O. IP.. Hern -------Mesdames bred . , . . , . . . Hood for Mrs. O. L. Goodhue i» spending don. J. B. Williams., Ralph Goodspecd, ' ' r i • l' " 1J* ° 11 . c 1 f u| grower and shipper of vegetables , . . . , . .......... „ „ VM,.n front Representative I*rear of Wiscon. . , , ,, , several weeks as the guest of rein- Virginia Coney, P. M. Elder, Allen . . , .. .. and owns much vnlunble real estate ■ ... .... . . c „.:,i, sin, Repuldrrini member of the House . . . . lives in Ohio. Joins, G. \\ >poncer. Artie >mun, ,n „ml around this city nnd is the .. ,, .. . ,, ,, wavs and means committee, declared ---------I’ Griffin \\ I < arter, \\ . M. * ’ . til , ... , ••v f \ , „D ,, , , ,, I ri M.Merri rri 1here had been nnd will he no laxity Statesboro, Ilavnes, .1 Robeits*-Robert S »t Alderman of M a tcslioro, (.a., tin.. Ilavnes. .I !> Itoi.ei i s , ........ ri .uerri . . , * . . ■ i. «... ... ,i , |*fl r i on the pint ot the treasury in Invok arrived here vesterdav ami will spend wether. ( buries M« rnvvether. Karl -• • i ..... l\ i " i g section JJU of the last revenue net. «'i t •■hort time here. S.-hult/. Di, k Rr. wn, U- l I 11I IMI kl; , ILH P Fidv'be b 'D' !• iear described as prnvid i . i-1.■?i»\. i; II g , ! j, ^ .j-, n) in methods of "reaching the holder* , 1, Phone 217-W b NEED NOT PAY DIVIDEND TAX Vi si bit > 1J * -t o n l<; II | WESLEY m : i: tltlty 111 “SCHOOL DAYS Ml A story of a j,i;tV ^ makes the dimplet catch lauvslii? v i,.ar5 S E E Q k M i NB $ il Large Shipment of New Music J. H. HINTERMISTER PIANO 10. J. H. Hintermister Piano Co. 1 t• :. - f I t 'll, ade 1 M.ss M s| * ml" i: *In ■v. k end he M with h>" Mst* r Mis \\ \ 1 ester. .... .— — I! J M. k.i y " f Tampa vva' legtt red tit tb. M■, n l u m a y. •st, ri|ay at bus iness t. tiding ‘ , 4 raid . I.,. . i i ,ik t il,, D \ . P lt t lls . \ |- Coin.illy. I law termister. n»ll\ J hi icriniM n, J II lHu kilts i onnally. ,, Thar her Mahl.m I!, n Mm.i I. h , Ruli.-i . .,.i .. ii . i, a i l ■lit '1 -~c't • 'Rti1 Williams. R<>sn U .-v, Hessie *»*•-»' .1 K-i'If.rd. 1 •' (( \l ,r- '/ oh , >1 t-g-ir. f R. in-, I "m•t\ f SiIII Vllt'otlto, t 1Y Kutli Ha d. Mrs Jn , k 1 •• e Smith i • :f f ' 1 roi i atld '1 • ' a ' .V ! h. I. ., m r i- h"" l 111 ' f ' t 1.. ... , * Kite Mi - F t P . i\ 1Eli I." 1 I N '. < i i t; m i .l.i i\< >■ A ' A ii f, . * ■ \\ - t. 1 ll.i . ’ 1 I- n \\ \t \- 1 • » ST I * : 1". ' i i t ' »J • rt ,!■ i nd j V jf 1cV !> 1 PI.if t 1 :E * :' •C :ft_: ~;Y 1 * 1 • - V, rc bi r t h U •i I • -i * a Th. young lad', ha- h -fir ,r red iw?‘ ' ! I w h o iui - * ■i t ? f \ II •d »g I i. '. Hi* K* *-11 b av -1 lie*. m M o Se! * *> i f 'Lallll no.i no.g aft in •I ).. •• ' . i t . n g «'t t'. T .I I■ I1 I.* pi ■ I lilt lilt IDE El K4 I \ A- si. w il s • \ l l a f f a i l o f e \ i e(»t l o n a t < hj o> lil'-llt. * % D* —leiiluy when Mis Mo­ nt . i t allied at a -i-w itig was t ll I I" .Nprlir* i part \ at th* home ■•t II*■rtid*111 oil Mit.vs 1'.1,-lltt* ■. u ! W *» 1 it! • i I f 1 •H • « 1* i i. *-1% I rX i l it,* i d H, i I.,i i,t m u He added that and treat acute and chronic diseases by the Electronic Reactions of Abrams. Ill , o| of manner Mt * < laude -mg In nit I Mat . I* |.' \|, I ,, , I• ni ill tie ! t,» ll.i K< '*1 I ! ini' l I I. \ .................. * T C N I.N C ------------------ P IIO N O iiR A P II U ll'U lb Phone 12" -1 Si ore in Hof id* m i s a p p r e h e n s i o n c o m e r t n n g t h e sit t*. t i n* *o i a i l e d -t«N k ilivt i k ing l-ii illustration. the Ladies’ House Slippers Colors: Nile Green, Canary, Old Rose, Light Blue, tin re . . . i , M in • In-tir .■ \I* * oiiit.i i **t. Sap phire, Violet, Brown, Black and Red $ 1.00 k !< I >1 ■a*. I • 11 1 _ I 1»|; Mi V ' ■ " 1■• ' • 1*’ k' »t' t■ ' 1 -1 ” . , |! a* in i i. ll. 1 i .- • *!«»'• 1- :• Tida Hi* . |!.$ • •• ! > tt. i II ’ > f ' , , 1 Mi Mi l I M ..I Pi .» i« i M* 1 1 i11 * |v |1 *', •1•i m ,1 Sill.ill • ol log. t in III i.-D i "Min Will I t ' D ItE.NI l :tt| M llssotl Mi •1 t '■It Raymond of Thoiiotoss.i, Mes di m. * < lew i s. Hale. I boinpson. Ma Larue shipment of new music. oil and lleti-Vy .•! lampil alld othel — Ilintermisler Piano Co. lGS-tfc Plant ' ily [ ti nt lampii I i lb M en’s House Slippers I.l t K A n i l l( I KEN t l l l l Bargain in healing gt"v*-. I" a* • Mrs Dnixtoii I. IV ikm* entertained borders large lake for about one J.*o luige l’ leet.d at the m*i.t d<-ligbtfully at bridge ye-tt-rday f, urth mile. Excellent sml afternoon at her home on Magnolia bearing orange trees, tangerine**. -r> Claude Herndon, they were men ill nve. There were three tables of piny grape fruit. About 100 peach trees, traduced to tin honoree and Miss Ro ers and the guests inelnded the litem guavas. Trees carrying at present berts ami house guests Mrs. A. IE hors of the "lanky Thirteen’ Bridge from 800 to 1,000 boxes pf fruit, this | A d a m s of Miami by Mrs. B. Lawson, Club. fruit included with plaee. B room1 The rismis where the card tables heuse, hut not in very gianl condition. Mrs Ralph Goods peed and Mrs. 11 s Gibson. Miss Roberts wore a bl­ wen- placed were bright with quunti Price $0,000, $8,500 cash, balance 1 ooming froek of changeable green ties of cut flowers and ferns. and 2 years. 170-tfc o f exceptional interest was tin: taffeta, worn with chic no. of black vclvit trimmed trimmed with ost game of bridge played during •no alt W E A TH E R CHANGES CAUSE High score among the club rich. ’ Mrs- Adams was attired in ernoon. SICKNESS members was made by Mrs D. I • white cantoll ciepe. An interesting event of the after- Drummond, who was awarded a silver Extreme change •»f weather during p. n. il Tin- gip st prize, a violet lovvc m w a - tb. Mo. k T o m Timi n' * We i l Fall * a use many * *dds and 1nughs dmg Th. I l. tg\ man • Ma '• i • lamb­ went t" Mrs A W Fitts !• oil..wing t Ii*- awarding of prizes F..i qui* k M’lief fr*»m throat, • h.-st , , r,t* re.I fn *t Hiking bis .,t,,| l |..1,. Inal trouble, i oiigbs, colds, til* >,...(*" v -i vi it a tempting salad ,|„. *• I-. f.a * at in i h of pO'k ' ''' ’ .ii.il . imip u s , - Foley's Holley and '1 ar. ni ' ind aspaiagus fern I be dainty i.t BROWN FELT MOCAS1N . 1.75 ' $ - BLACK FELT ROMEO W ITH LEATHER SOLE .,r Nov emit i v "in.. i trate, 1 with l <4 of v, 11*■w 1* |b f. rtI l l otlf ,.f pml 1(4Ily * urn* d R' *1ted f<-rii' g u>".t . Well T! e ip*** R K (O R D - ,m|.,, t , |a| growth. b‘‘ f A CLASSY SMOKE P IA N O Ml "it would seem that you are under Ie. more lii.it to- bail !>• t •I • 'I I’ L A Y K R ROLLS, 10 S to n * « in (>vorgin- Iibiaiy, music fore so far as tbo holder is concerned, were beautiful then, is no income to tax. This was l a ki l *.f \< I apparent l\ exptessed by tile supreme t ll IMANOS, P H O N O C H A P H S . S U L L I trensiiiy sc, retary also stated M i l *n: pan•. **f N’>u J* r-* y, v**„ ,. f. , • ) „ .j. , • .t , I ''.*'. ti.ii* n i ' >g* Him -.1 New Merriwethcr Buildiiu; Me ;c • non, (at ioii of surplus beyond tt i casoi able liccds ..f IniMtn'ss" Sh, * " a. 100 BLOCK MAGNOLIA AVI M i: Sanford’s New Store If it's n piano, call for a QUICK Mi s \ . ! l llatbto.k. I't' -iib nt , , f SERVICE T RA NS FE R, w a - a 1 1 1st n i Ily d<’ ' *>• I’lant « i t y Woman's Glub i* a Thr Fn. Sat tfc t* ami crystal vas -ist. r of Mis Joint l.eop irdi of tincombined with • ttv nml has made many ft nnd' h.t S I KOI 1 F A R M \t.KN< 4 !, , , (l,,. i dining lo t \i*it' here 11,’1 Magnolia Me. *v *< » «| Y1 f { V' if i • i f * '| • » , E! .. ; _'Jo i, uf n i r e l a t i o n t o ,*iti b <11 I*.it.i-ii tb fIL* ’ i tt.* ,S III* fl 1Ii** i m ill •i* ti*l M< t i ti»« »u»t it. t . lit mi * it •! ti 1 Ii 1 i *I «' ‘ ' ,t it .* \ ' re \l, \ I > t.l II I* . 1 • "I.a i d . . 1 le m I.* te*ii a m i • ffi- l ent I. . t i I . ' introduced Miss Skinnci, who in her * banning way * itlmed few , d th e • 'b • • l.d ,t ate- i i*. 1.1 g 1 1*1* I l lit I. h| ' it, N \ , ' llm i crept it,it hail. will be pleased to know of thi' arrival room jiinl liming p,*un of a little daughter at her home on • .Hi tni. h ,m*l the 1Itii of t'lt The little M'Ss has be* "i * a toed l .e 'f i I ■no i * ,i i Me , a n d g ■’-1* -i ,i| , ( I f . ... it t- ■t prin tnnl in any active busti i.tdt, n o 1 nt til* Ini'll *« b o o l l e. * t<■ divide all **f the net earnings * 1 * 1 1 'I mi ll ! I t to- .|'|. 11 * -• Mi an "i c tto *to. kilobit rs If part of ■’ ■ Hat in*-* k. I i.n ' ' .t > a it by , „ * , tjmg > wett- m»t put back in the lu!. I l. -id.-tit ||elided in In,! usual |„. ,|,, lan d, there would be I *. V *. ..... New Sto re <11\ Id c mi " | I i - di lit o f t III - d 1• ■11 f 1 I . ' ill!, i d li< Nilalli I', te, -le,i g vi t .1 ... 1 Mi • state 1 bi d M • . f a I e 11| | -i, i I III,-lit "f t* O it tui t • I ' ■ I*- i i* 1 Hi. a n ai . d Mi l d i od.i \ f ••i le r hoiiu\| I S lie' lllali I. i i i. i 'Joi.h |.ending tins week In r*' with In i Mi"’ in r \t r i. . r inn.,un ’ K Me l < Mr- U * ...... now have offices at Omaha, Nel)r., and Orlando, Florida, and are equipped at both of- II i it Iiffe of ., , ; .|. Lad the 1 !• - u u >f lie e' n g In the eiisc of this company," Hi. . "v V. -t.-i,lav M i " | iz .i L. t b s k i n n e r , o f O i i n e d i n , ■Standard ti l of New Jersey), the let ! ,1g ' i* to ' - wit h ho I' 1 1 ,-s|,b lit o f ' ll, I l o l l , la l e d t. i routimied "The commissioner of i t . , at.d '1 l«it.- M , ■ I t I • I *. o f St • •. . i ni te \,-iiiii- found mi evidences <>f • \ft Hi « i* \ of evading taxation.'* > . Mr i'rear referred iib-kis letter to last w in te r at rrisco , f* l-rts Hint the Standard Oil Company ( ’ a J j f New Jersey would issue a 400 -pel . i tct l 1 . . l '*nl s," l'k dividend, ami nnnounco his . intention of leading a fight to make tt i iv v i i iI . Mi ■ . i l l . It . i l l iorder, .r.li.r uk a ■ » I if leiuriis public in as ki aul, to . |o*. “ I* escape sluice 1 11 . . , u iw ' \Ir M on declared, however. M C C S t o l U a K C I ) l 0 0 d t C S t S > ’ • I .1 1 III I .fc| I III >• to th< coin |> <• ll.» Ot .* I.l .1 Mr I-rein t toil • ■ il l >■ in t Ii.it M i l-'rcar vi >Ii.d* 1 a 11 |Itall I' I I eticlisloli loleerlllll' H., ' ;a • ..i, a - i i 'tin* mi * ailed sto. 1. W Mi afd M* St t loud VI. f and today t pli'a'ur* . Kui.a .a . Are Now Located in Their .1. R. and T. E. Sample, M. D.’s, having eomplettii ot .-inplus s,oi kwhenheldtor thep,.r (k(, .\brams course $ 1.75 BLACK LEATHER LINED WITH FELT $ 2.50 See Our Window Display THE CHURCHWELL COMPANY pi. rR S l fi u lT G C l Welaka Block SELLS it for LESS JOHNNIE WALKER CIGARS For Partk‘Ular Folks ......... i .» • �THE SANFORD D A ILY HERALD. MONDAY. OCTOBER 23, 1922 PAGE TWO P ik lk lir d n r r j i l I r r i M i f i r r p l S o n fa r Ik * H e r a t* B a lM la * . 107 M a a a a lla A r t , t a s t n S , r la . fur the hie mvd In lie fplk*. It will In u grout day in many ways and will hv the firm of n *eri<‘ * <-f Dollar I bay v that Sanford merchant- will put on during [he year. milKKS 1hey huv e queer justice in l ahfor "* 1be "s well. mn Fu.tj Ari-uekel is freed from the i iank Munsey sHid leiently that K4" " r , ImiV- of * killing Virginia Itappe and » " !'"'■«> but that ft*rretarr-TTe...rer ^ jurj. |(m1ji>. t hltt hushand with, !•“ '« now manufacture issues for CtM l b p to Utoo I’. II. justifiable honuH ide when he bents ' ' ------ his (infaithful wife to death with the hult t*nij uf a shotgun Mayht* th«Rt? n m u T l a a M i i a i r r folks in California want the wives to behave themselves but a little of the same thing for the men would I l k w r l s t l H I 'r lr r la A A . I t r * T r a r ____ ______________..______________ mow help some. If nil states would call M o a t k a ______________________________ 1 W > 0 it justifiable homocide there woujd be D s ilr r r r * la C ity by C a rrier n lessening of this promiscuous loving that is going on all about. » Hon purposes and then forget ‘ bem. There is plenty of truth ln ntntenu*nt. It oujjht not to be 1,1 *bis country that the price o f hogs t,r lvho"* determines who goes to conb'ress nn,) wh,‘ Uyt‘* m thl‘ wh'te house. But ,,!i lonK n* "f"' Pftrty is con('ii.img tbnt it ran give the people prosperity and th,. other thnt the first l!* lhl* assurnl agent or ruin, we may I k i h u n n M n M K a I The $10.24 they unit), usually was yf chemistry on M l M forthcoming immediately. several excellent i | /\]l|/TIIT/A/\F\ >H Joe Frank, n mernher, cited as nn such fruit, which i l i v l l U Vl Vx/Lr • • instance the case of n tourist bound of at a profit t., i Hi i for Miami, arrested at Arch Creek tiona hive boon pi i b l i l l l H H h l k H IH 1fof speeding. The defendant had a menial mnpufiut -------carload of furniture on its way to juice, orange vine I h. re was church Iwit-h at the Hap-, Miami but because of what he termedj candied, grnpefru ,t -11111.1. and Christ Church Sun his unjustifiable arrest he telegraphed mnralnde* of u y |{e\Jintzniinger of Lakeland of to have u diverted to St. Peteraburtf* and butters int mg at the Baptist and Father -------* — •ck of Sanford at China Church, j EIJKTIS, Oct. 23.— The next meetMONTVKltDK, Mr mid Mrs. Pope Washington and ing of the Florida Grape Growers’ verde Industrial S r Jensen arrived Friday from New Association will be held here Novom- gift from a frien. irk City They motored down nnd her 1H according to nn announcement is not known p, port a fine trip. from H. T. Fisher, president of the Proaident Carpent The ladies of the Civic League had organization. Principal auhjeeta to be!of the staff. H w Pie Social at the .Library Friday discussed by the members will include •Dfrroc Jersey hog L-nmy OcL 13th. the *lnndnrdization of shipping crates, sent to the srhoi . CO operative community organizations by Med It. Kellun J. h. Phipps had as his guest a few , ... ? . ., .. * . tl , , , for marketing grapes and reduction President Carpe ys this week Mr. H. Miller of Jack- , , 2\ . .. . * . of the membership fees. the greatest Rurpr W ASHINGTON, Oct. 23 Citrusfruit growers nVc overlooking a source of profit by allowing great numbers of bruised, under-sized or over-sized oranges, grapefruit lemons to go to waste annually in the growing dis­ tricts, according to the Department of Agriculture which has just issued a 34-piece Magenta rbu a circular on the subject. A careful in­ special this week. $2a nn ,i vestigation was made by the bureau I I K D C U T I I K AHM O CIATKU P R C fa T h e A e e o c U ie a Preaa ta ex clu sively • s t ille d to the use fo r rapu bllcatlon o f a ll m w i dispatches cradltsd to U or • o t oth erw ise cre d ite d in this paper sa d also the local new a published herein. A ll rlz h te o f re-p u b llca tlo n o f epeclal dispatches herein a re a lso reserved W i n THE EGG SHORTAGE N'.e bright sun shines again And the weather has a touch of winter in it. THE THRILLS OF THRIFT Senator Fletcher says the be.ti state in the union at--r ought to know it is fri. am) open to all to discuss the questions of the day, ° — — Foreign vessels ..re now affected hy the prohibition law It is only a ques tion o f t.tiie when alt of the world will he afle, ted hy the prohibition law for It Will he III e f f e . t O; e v e i v intuit r\ Those who have not experienc­ ed the sensation of starting a thrift account with the PeopleBank of Sanford, and watching it grow week by week, have yet to know the possibilities and thrills of such a joy. I he Woman's I luh will pull a fair Friday o f tlii- week and the Sanford inert hunts will ,-o operate by pulling a lioltAT l*ay Sales campaign- This " d l he a day ->f visiting and general around u- and the petiple of nnd 'hotild be a leguiai old in ihi w rid The desire to accumulate is as old as the world and it is a com men liable desire. Mt\MI I let 2:1 The Miami Ad i I:.1 up iii arms because of the alietr-*! - tiori of .unstable* w ho arrest *J • * ■! II the A ri h ('reek section ■t-il piopo-sed to h-dge formal n some in re*r■,ir ? w 11ri Governor Hardee in th 1 i " of ,i petition from the club. M- ■ i • i- of the club charge that Gu ..m i -ting offn er " f committing mug tr ite. h;ul heell art eplmg pay on t ' - of * ltl.2.'p iif offelnli t s allil I hill -“ hh .In vers hail been fold (hat if tr did n’dt pay the io*t* amounting ?• 'hut Mini they would have to give i GHl bond f ■-1 appearance in court. i ’ i ■nt fo| many v . urs ovv waking up to the water front is their Sanford hulkheaded ■if:;, v .i - ,ig"i ami e new party goes •d we hal: see lai lory -it, "t w imii sale -it,- of some ■f.itg f that -nit uttle*s a lug tourist ■■' ' i '-l.it ' here ami save- the Rack in 1818 the greatest newspaper of the day de dared that the world had reached the limit of human ex pansion. It even went further, saying thpt there weren* enough supplies m tin* wurld t<►.-uppnrt further growth •it id'pulation. r t **•-It-, • II t f f v ’ c ht K \ 1*1 NG \ II \lf \ ESI OWN SOW I St. "I — he weather rtiun seem* busy on the re** of nil .tti.iii i* th. nt i.c here )n siinford -oin. rare th. Herald Mn he- w ••'i 11! h.iV linnii 3 ilcimcn-trniiuii 5 Kcil i i, -- nur-i'i ,1 nil . th.r but -hnvvn ninth, rn that I irg lu re anil thi i > .- h<--( liith penpltc In (jn-tUMving lijii t , an n f f U ml uf the State uf Health hap -mill It,in henlt -hmilil inn'.aiii two he- a jin t e’ nf fniit, ami two * a ^ ® ■ ■ ® * I'l i tr.i* jiiihhi veiirIt th- miniwere k11but m e for all r ihe world r>' there if n he varl* Id * lire hnd all jumping rial in vest i- Sanford, Florida .1 ) lie it Ilf I Ilk I' If [irvs * n f t.|e, a IMitt Ie nf in i Ik -4n ill III be atlile, I * tl i ieaiiihg [Milif™l M nltbit- anil > hA lunch vv: )!■ r- if the ciijiury, "H ard times "N ext to the t nrrei turn o f (ihy sn al ar- f..recfo- bg ..n the republican maj def. <-?•-, th> m-.«*t important thing for , "fitv in I'hn \lt 'ullivan can not ( h,,.d , tv11,1 :- the content* nf it* he *aid to have anundue leaning to un> k box It is hard t«* believe, ward the deinoerat* Certainly -he though it is true, that little or no real ""U.ii nut make >o tiold astvi prediet M-rious thought i* given to this very would nut make so hold as to predict important mnttpr. ■even in some of jhe had th- he*t ,>f tea sons for (let levllllr he*t home* * a mg it to be praiticully a foregone "|j was long ago proven that prop [j oi.eiuxton. One uf the chary habits ,-r feeding of children is the greatest ■ n ' the political writer* t- to go slow -afi-guard ngnin*t stunted growth and n it, preduliotiMr Sullivan may he nt'i* iflar w.-aknes* 2 mistaken .about Ohio's vote, hut he is "Children should have regular fe e d - . J mq mistaken ilunit the overwhelming mg hours ns do blooded cattle, j.rir.e ■ indicatm'h* which no before, hl,T’ H • ouHr' , etc. Hnd their feeding should ■ - in* biisirp's* not to he mistaken he carefully supervised . ,i -.rib thing' " I f the si hoid liia- h l» trike the J It . ■lie ,,t i ,-i», Mi '-.iltlv an .f th regula, I,,*., h e n . it m i. h .in i i v c i - i f t hi -t-r.t intent i j ).,■ -uh-l mt al no -»1 \ltho J: f op... l b- farifn-t* tiojght farm* , |., .* ar,. )« *t adapted for ^ ..n.li r \\ ilsoii and are beng fpreclosed j.iiuhe*. they become monotonous if ■ <>n the courthouse steps under Hard used all of the time. 2 wpmaj] and Lake arid mg, In n sentence, that is his exploit “ 'Hie same bread day after day is J i* over F’ ri at ion of the * dilation. It i-w pmhafdy also monotonous Variety -Parpen* a ■ th us. *The utifair to attribute to president VVil child's appetite White, brown, rve,■ are of youson the price levels in farm products whole wheat, bran, corn or nut breads * I ennget (Which prevailed ns a result of »vnr. can he used tn advantage. Both pieces ■ reasonable It * perhaps equally unfair to lay , f bn ad should he r p i“ fulwith but ■ imusements the blame of agricultural hard times ter—not lard or bacon grease." I no mm*I "1 l^ls ci'ihdn t eoncei\‘i‘ of the mii'aeit tha' human i:i.eenuity would jierform during the tuvntiof!) century. It couldn't imagine the wonders that wuiiid he wrought by new agricultural methods and modern manufacturing genius. It was ignorant of transportation as we know it, or the progressive* sales methods ol today. It could not see the vital part that would be played by advertising. Kven today there are some who fail to realize what an important factor advertising has become. Advertis­ ing is as much a part of today’s life as electricity, anti­ septic surgery or automobiles. It keeps us up-to-date on the many things we need in order to live profitable, hap­ py and useful lives. It presents for our approval articles of all kinds and for all purposes. The requirements of each member of the family are met by advertised offers of good merchandise o f proved value. • The advertisements save time, money and effort for those who read them and follow their guidance. They are practical guarantees of satisfaction. DON’T LAY ASIDE R E A D IN G T H I’ THIS PAPER W IT H O U T VDV ERTISEM ENTS « �THE SANFORD D A IL Y HERALD, MONDAY. OCTOBER 2.1. 1922 1 A. ROAD EXPERTS ItFMAITINK TOI RIST PO!’TF< TO FLORITY^ PAGE THREB !K< ( OKA VINSON GRANTED NEW Till AI. I OK K 11,1 I NG IN A l l \NT A I II > Thr \ UNO ' i I \ N'T A . (Vt 0 ^ itMin, under SOAPS! Jap Rose Rath Soap Kirk’s Hard Water Soap f"' "■* cakes for 29r A large cake, 3 for 29c Vinson <'ora ’ I' rl‘ J t1f i: h•11 liijftb i m< li • ago was granted a i-w Hull today by Judge Humphries m mpi'rior court, immediately entered pb a i f guilty and was sentenced to serv, life term in state prison. Vrn-mn drug wa s -tore ' brno' d shot last that to death March His the s hoot i ng SOAPS! Special Sale in R . C. B O W E R PKKSCKimON DRUGGIST T H E KEXAI.L STOKE P H O N E 325 KODAK his DBALBR wi f e resul t ed from Sc uf f l e b e t w e e n them o v e r a pis to! i are is un u s u a l ’ ' ' he firsi In woman given Hie death as M r s Vi ns on in ma n y y e a r s A DOLLAR FOR ANY OLD IRON to penal ty in Ful t on i mtntv We will allow you $1.00 on the purchase price of a new electric iron, for any old iron you hrin.Lr up. " GUARANTEED IRONS $5.00 AND UP I l"N III NT IN MICHIGAN iS NKW SPURT ill!4* OH h-.ss >11 JOSKI’ H, Mich.. Oct. 21.— I.ion hiim i« going on m Chikmning and NT w Kuffido townships today with • In-ritf prr«nnnl|y in chargr nf posso. I " o i i hiltlren are being kept closely s- hoinn and even countv school- clos­ 'd ' . -ti rilii\ aa Hi. n*su!t of fi eight that has spread on account of report' d I ' - c iiir of two lion along I nke Mirht g.|tt iborc Sevprnl persons havo seen tin animals according to reports to . . . i i sheriff, reports sprraii the lions os i a pi d from a rir< tie near Peoria. It! r,‘tlani ? am " K.-mnpping of nil principal routes '• a.[ m g to Florida will fulluw « t* ir now being made by an olTi I c;u‘ of the National Motorists' A>H.intion, in the Interest^of buniirefls of affiliated autom. ,.le clubs throughout the country. I’ho logging party was received ! President Harding, who comiii' ndetl the association's initiative ii gathering and compiling vainsi1■io information for motorists ,f tin country on Buch n extensive Vale. # The President reminded the party that he is still a member of the Marion County Automobile club, and therefore intervste' in the work of the Ohio State Automobile ii'Mieiation and the National Mo­ torists’ association, of which he also la n member through the affiliation of the Marion county club The car is manned by I). B. Scott and George K. Young, map and road experts in the N. M A President Harding and official N. M. A. logging car. which be sped on it* Florida tour. will louring division. Their trip cover 3,000 miles and lends through Ohio, Pennsylvania, Mnryland. Virginia, North ami South Caro linn, Tennessee, Georgia and IS OFTHECOUNTY -led >i i > I'ulur ’ *■ I M no *■! m g h -' d lid n d fur S e mi n o l e C o u n t ) , Flni | in 10 regul ar '■< r 2 nd versi on id !' ii-*ent • hni rman ■ninli-y, and ( ii imiussnnn r( H V Km \S tnt 1 K i I' 1Mil r.ming* r, " w i th V <'in lett ■' ' 1 s,, d e p o t y Ki' trimnger, of ried, the o r d e r tic made \ I turtle) oil bef or e ng \V • and and I the <i ear passed l ' .-l I i. ! 'A il hv ard at their m e e t i n g held Sept county ^l.iii.nii Herring, Bo a r d in O h inniion " f the that s um < uinr o. !' gall thi- 1 o mr . 1. i ’ rk of the 1 draw ------------- ( •i ii h i u 1 1 t' VA , mf a ’ u 1 H a I T11 - < .*■ i* ((1 1'r* ft !Ml ! 1, 11 H U 1 J* f ••• « lerk u if h ,l1 r| H • 1 ' E v iiiis, * 1■•I **i»ln \ H ff * 111* .1 1 1 Tb. . 1 a* 111 \ I *d m { \\i i re II Jbt Flection Mrs. Clark, i I., be voted m the G e n e r a l Klee 1 • N o v e m b e r Till, 1922 I i i d m n of \V S e n . mini I V ■ > ,! ......... . U o..mage (n ti C a w then w a s oii imui i1 Shel don bei ng l .eunard' that a ........ i 11.uiid Drainage i '* l one l of he <d the Disliiit is now a 11 | .aided Fl or i da owing d Mt |i I 1 > 'i. Woman - ' 1d ~ "I Ol d v :th IV - lo ,l"hn <• I 0 1 l et 1 , I e.|i I al 1 e .llll ill ’ dllllH M.l nhvkm t'Tift * of i »1 kl ti l b* n of o r it n n I 11 i n 1* 1 11 "T a p^ r t o - i l To u i i d tlo Ihe ft b a l l Mflir of Slate ii' r ,"f la h* rft ii \ 1 1' Y2 11 u r*- in tv ' 'I* 1 1 -f f f i ,, f 1 * | t- ■ |; I , 1 | Fojrh I* vi - '• 1 H , ' bllt'.iu 1*1 for pro *- Mi l I - I N I III (H r Thr 1 i'll in l.nlgi'* , ^ [ T ' - a t m t a t I nn lit t l m B r n a l * Oovernor UTIIIN to , 1 r an ll,K ,' u c , , 11ii ii a n .ill'll it I r o o t t i‘ tt k-. n. r ,! *-!«# Hoi. of r . I ■ Ur III u *" v r ,1 IN ' i. ft-' t. 1 c i jon <. v The vntftK ri»»t «.a i d proponed th* and Of \ .ft *I NT li |S« i l . l' Th 'N l ,M.p«*i»lns •»«» gl'tneridrrs-fn I tik Section 3 of Vrtlcle 11 o f • l *• I ' t H . x i l h j l l n f i o f t h e S l a t e f } " • ii| i t i « l a ! 11: k ’ (' F f U M U r aftiT a In compllftnce m e n d rn rm! i . J ft hd wtUl th* IS I I ST I M' 'Nd WHKniCOr. J ft ii v hereunto #et in Y hand a lid tf f l ted ll»e Of r a l Sftftl of Ihe State of Florida, *t T*llaliiiK#ee Hie Cmpllftl. thi# the I w onl y - fifth day o f Jal 7( A h 1*22. -.ttl Id » *. H (’ U V CRAWFORD, II t. J ill Secret i r y o f Stmt#. ■ 12 25; TO.S-9* 11-21-10; ^ Cultivafcd and improved for cover 300 years, Virginia tobacco has ^10 equal for seasoned goodnessand natural purity of flavor. hor n f t j ' f r m I irfinui tobofiO a ihe beit. UocrrT k Mrist Tosscco Co. PdbllO . *»f U l o r l d f t Ah hiitone Ju tl txm*rn tht plftHttn, Hayky and Trtmainf, n r r l i t menu t f /■in /cii t f Firginia ttbacco. J bjr att*ntlon i'H D lM'< ,l..gUr*Mnna RTl d r f l U r i l l I h#f#« of. nil.ill I»h Kiibjerled (o thn "am© r « |U* lat to on and r n ! rlrt b»n ft an are ( i r o v l M » v Via f»>r tfonerul r lee! Ion« In 111# ■ ,,f {^,mr I, p Hngan, and Tax Assessor A. N'aughan here pre- mil western Florida and Alabama ,n i..,l |,y Commissioner <» I'- G ated the ta-x-•assessment books f..r the interest of the association's m.m and carried. Attorney Geo. A. the year lb22. together with the two hers, lad oites, is hereby instmeted to rofnes thereof, and the ('minty (out ,.\H „ n mstaniNvof the coinlit mils write to F. C. Walters of Fongood. imssautcrs proceeded to crunpure lite, esetu ig in that MHltitc tl i Hatred ri . , : iiijf Im,, i „ road lending two roptes with the original anil same dm larnl on- of the larguj-t innnufar fi'-m Sheppard Town In West Long- were found to lie cornet and the In* turefs had said that h/’ would have fti- * lo repfnled. 1 i di saidI list rut, on mot.oil of sloliers in thvtm dter of Hie employ three Weeks eveiy nidi in \ltvbj, < ( • iitmssioner U, P Swope, seconded merit of a County Health Nurse for holding membership m Hit- Gemgi.i ti) I ,.tnr. K. Curlctt and earned. A II Seminole- County, on motion o.' Conn I ' r du Saw Mill uwormtinn will b« Si i ;,nd he is hereby appointed tJ. P Swope, seconded by Cornr. I.. P.closed becttUsc of inability to get cat io , member of the Drainage Hoard Hagan and carried, this board botub)1-Yor the shipment of their prndu-t-.. < n. Florida Groves Drainage Dis employs Mrs. .1e*se ( lark ns County according to F ( Hnnell. - i i r d u " l' II the reeomtnendl.tioii of the Public Health Nm-e for Seminole of the association, who has just *. M i .-,ty owners of said district. County f" 'm “ ,r lP t h w i - ' i % purpoa* o f tnafc- *,M,Ta p r ...-I ,i m.i t l*!ti «iid bv communication to w a...I, and tf he does not comply with assessment books for the year MI22, to dustwithin three weeks heenusihi- i»‘i|it( st, to start legal action t" Were accgpti-il by tlii> B-'urti of ( nun. .juill net get car* During an ty Comininsiuners. ordinary month thi* miller * output for, Hie opening of said roiul. ' . Walker appeared before tin-, The Board here named the following would necessitate between 2110 it ml h*i..i,) jo reference to repairs on one persons to serve ns clerks and inspec- 300 enrs, whereas he had been nidihiiliujui truck. tors of election, for the General Flec- to get only thirty eight cars in Kept eipber. Gonintunications front Maule &*Sny-1 tion to lie held November ith, 1922: der. and Finley Method Go., in refer 1‘recinct No. 1, West Sanford R. Prices, Mr. Harrell said, are very etui- to the surfacing of the rouds in C. Maxwell, clerk, with J. II. Lhitten- i f lni)i (in,| no decline is anticipated. Special Hoad £ Bridge District No. 2, don, VV. F. Bc-tts nnd Ferry Jcrntirxtn, j 5|i|len« who can secure ears can get *rrc read. as inspectors. ; almost any prices within reason for Precinct No. 2, Ijike Monroe— A. S. their-produce, he declnred*.’ Limn request of Mauh-' & Snyder, Ilawklns, clerk, with B. £ Lake, D. The yellow pine section of south | •t was ugreed, that Maule L Snyder h permitted, without any prejudice V. Warren and W. II. Crenshaw, as Georgia nnd Florida is the most f a ­ vored portion tif the United States b> the county, to sublet to the Finley inspectors. a s far as lumber shipments are con Method Company the surfacing of the Precinct No. 3, Fast Sanford ft*ci*i|n. Chuluota and Golden Rod1Schell'- Maines, clerk, with I. I I1rax- j ,-r-nied. Mr Harrell continued, he funds, in Special Road & Bridge Dis ti-r. H II. Guthrie and VV VV Dressur, the railroads haul lumber to tin* Girt No. 2, provided the Finley „ h inspectors. imrts of Jacksonville and Savon Method Company will enter into a Precinct Nu. k, I'Hola— F A. John- „ah, and can return the cars to tife fftaintenanco agreement and furnish son, clerk, with L. Kelzj Geo. Smith millers for additional shipments. In the western section of the association !>ond guaranteeing to piaintain said and T. E. Wilson, ns inspectors. Precinct No. G, Oviedo.—O. G. Wal­ territory cars moving northward to surface treatment for n periorl of one cott, clerk, with J. N.. Thompson, S. ward the enstern and New England ^JiMr. states nre*lu-!t| by northern , railroads Commissioner O. I*, j W, Swope an<l R. G, and their rrturn to roads nr origin j Xftope, seconded by Commissioner E. ■pectors. C, G e n e v a . — J, Precinct ffo, cannot be accomplished. 4 urlett. a n d c a r r i e d , ' A t t o r n e y Geo. A . I In t b # herSla o f tb# Hie ).* g lB m t u r « la thn “ I 'P u r t liuiiiienl. v Motion of cAnrrnt Mtixrlnl Sr ml nn fur I'ru im alx* anil VIRG1NIA-TOBACCO IN I M i l « i. In thi# H i- gr 1-*ii- n 1a 11v es a* li xhall I m th« d u t y %aiaor t n t r d I ' r r a a f I \i h.MiW II I i: l a i d Thr tiafl'tnof ftp" pruvtdwd f o f The Hover nor « Tinlb by irpeClil l(» each lioune al the appro* _* . dlroct f p r nt lent ton nf each limine to 111# pro* ^IhIomh of thi* amendment. I.xpinlalurc that nlinll meet A. D. l i l t . , r m i ) nuiimrillltg [ .ngl>ln t u r • that ...... . n r r y inn yxnrs tbxr e* f t * r . -bul l r*-fiirp nr fall tn apportion th# I * a U i o n a i 1 \ l i t e r ' to no op. -rail Hoard of i mi nt y < oimni th ns xr bY.fMd,;: H- ' i M n a nf a ' r . nr * <t; ■•«;.** * v ’; r ,o " ,r proY,a,on’ ° r ^ ,m D" ' S;,,nrl’-" ,,f S' " " ' , , f ' ' sac 5 That any and all provt. l on# of The i Vmftl It uftnn In eonfUct wi t h thi* He l r Ii.*#1■) r-d^ ! y Hit 1 ♦‘►Hpiature of pr,,v b*iu»i bo nnd ttie iui me tur* b©r#by » ■ -^ r e i ........ . >1 u sJ .till poi I 1onn*rut u * triit-.i! 1*11a 11 mil - a l : . - ! .11'I ( i l l li.tli tlnri t. r . ■v i<l eil n, \ I s- i l l l . ' I M , dcnofal I ' i* *1 1 1It-• 1 Thi 11 3 nf Artteio V I I f 'h . .-,uhDri of Florida ah nil bo II: lOltlod fit I *’..1*1 *M fttllDWI Srcib'Ti T The I.e*:lM|nturo (hut ohAll |n,.,.| \ [* L'23, :*thI fhnee,.|hHt shall . .. ry ten years thereafior, shall ■pe n t tun (In: ropresenlalloti In th#mnat *’ I ho whol e nurnher of Hisnilton tl(tl Tll IN uirinhern; and mt th* Maine lino* fitiall a 3no rip port Ion th© Tiip* I 1,' 1111i - r i l l ' nit-' I ■Uiii- a ' ' u|i|i" l iii in*, n i u r m i “ I’ !.|»F»1 ‘ a# f nf i h e .'X. SaftT e 'l-5** o f p if f r* * f* h ■ i* »*»» •T 1 -H ' A ht ......... .. t •* 1( f 11 , rn f ! 111’ . (. 1r ** f 1 * r #- >f • 1 ■! p 1v t next No ftVffidtloiin I Mot ______ * t o* ** t d . r r i ! T t *■ -' repreHeiiliit (ho Hint l;> pi rum1r 1 1I ' «■ f‘ttch iioil ■ ir. n i l I n l i n e o r J u d s ; ' * hJiwtl In* a i i l h n r t / o | 1«. h o i p p o h t i r d I n » ‘ ' I r c u i t Iiiav the fE dlow lnt iiiiiHiilinni! !" l'» o f \ Ff b* l«* \ l l o f 1ht* • UTOt i h*\ .1 liil at d - x c n lit lo* h e a r d d**t b l e d or an end me nt, hItft11 be thn Fe d o r * I C#n* ij |-d d e r r r e d •cr ft d j ud u «*d ntui-1? * near precntln 1he wpport loti mt Hi 1 H i t t t| •■r hi m d c o fic*ri 11#*. ■#***ft r i tdr bv r b e f .o h I# in tun* E v e r y cOUTi! 'n puli J u d K « h o l d in g i h t com 1 * h a ll h a v e at le a s t one Ito p r e « e n t# - Hil- mj. h 1* 1 r I! 1*m( |ti dale ten ml lift on I |m duilar In atiy *nif veiir nn^ the la Aai de property tif The dial riot/ ■It SlttflijuV, \n '•Mile! *dh. if D1 .. Oi i I D l ot *i t I »*■ ' « * ' i -« n 1 rnl ornmeiidation of the io I,, - r-’ id \! r1learn ■*■") isaY O f f U f Inn nf the State of Florida r*'l/tr HiL j Tin n I'pintf ho further Imimpi ms thi 1'i'unJ *-1*1111i mi p ui rnmi tn m o t ay air I oi ni V 1• ! ,i ul IhHir t'd hv Ho-# ft.*- fmo ’ ti t M !'-t r \ health to gue iif p r ope r t y publ ic mu-e "II i filed co unt y hi A l lit- S l a t e t*f F b i r l d f t vide for th*; divifthm of any tnunty nr roynlieB Into comvcrit®nt jnHonl ills Thn! the fol low tfut finiffHlmftn! I« . I riel k ; and for the elertlnn Ideiml al H sm*itofF 1 of Vrtlelo \V | nf llie fnnBtl *if I b fee Kt‘h(*n1 iHiMfeeft who fthtn!! hold t ^1f 1r«11 i f phe Slate of Flurldiy rebtl lng their uffp-n fnf ! vv 11 year w and w h-n if Hue pu v irifnl of Ihe |{ r M'halt have Hi" f-<1pe f v ]t*ion of all 1 Im* •Tfc r•rft T# h■I rti \ >iK1Bfll H.’hot.lrt ia i t h i n ihe dlfttrbl a n d fnf the #.il Hi 1' 1**.! lit 1fi<■ ft11't' 1 tt I r V V I n n » n d t r i l l i v t i f t F i o f Ft d l "•1r i m -i 1ij (Hr *«b( pfbm i»r rft- 11 w a- dd'' ■t upon the General i. d o r t* .i,.. state of Fiori.u for approv* » r*■■**•».1 at h»n In ‘ tie Itrntio of HepresBti■ tiM't ' ,r « if'D ' 1'ob, ***■ "pi ;ilt f ,,Th i"' Thi i' oijut tea Imvlnpc one hun- .1 I h i ‘ h y f i i ■— M'.tr ■ 1 I ■ f-y 1I m Hit* pit rlmfl of lilt' stale Ftt the lO'nei ; J ‘' f[. ». ' ft .•! H‘ I M il........ 'I ti**# a pproval I nr reject hm S f i - H ' i n hi The f Tf*K l # I I h - I ' c l " ! ■' 1 1 1! tti .f 1 f 1 1 y*’on it! v in f fi n i Ir•ul* ! > i r- V ■,‘ mo N1.i. pimChi t 1 t-tllD t f p t n U\ i.i I. i n ^ tii, i ■mi ii i n -pup ■1* •; ■ Il ft *.M VVati .0,1 - pint ' the na me o f W S i o w t l o o ,, a in to Jraxx xxiiriant it Hi* -mil of f >1' to Edward Higgins in payment f*»r Sept ember were car. ho lomient of Publie Instruction, be „iu> Ford touring mr for the us* ’ of i*'* ord. p as s e d of fhat S* ( f toil Million, (itrk. (it.* K thkT-•>)(’ v , VS U Hnlhird nml H Lymnn. ns m*-[»ct b h \ - i t i o n f Fb-r Ida It* la 111 ’ •• l-Mti* ( t T«»n IN- l ‘ v I hr I .eii Imla r u r * 1he State of V lot id id**. 11 a n I ' l l * . 1r11 t . I ' i .k i r :* 11flea r l<1v1 or r *' ;ot Mon **f Ihr \ H V \ ftammiti* f ,i f. '• ' * 1b |•Jdi dti taHvr» to Ti e hold ' fi'-*' r»i« mb > after ihe flr«t ' -h*' In N'Di-bi er A !• J*>22; that from, b 11fi f I ! n I hi Sem |i f o' pi •n j iVfcC • *r i• ‘ l 0 7r. Oiui f n h nt*I! ft n! h hv the an rt. ! ri 1 n 1m lo Ihe i ’ piifHII iilliMi . f Ihr* l.in! L’t'itiral of S-Fnfe imuH o, eutiing ,t t'.'f.Tr Mm gn-Mg-x of th* I»W fn. I'll* " * Micir1g|MiUl I 111■*" 1 I'tn- l.ciilsllt\ h . | S f m; sn| f T l n N IfF.poNl-K an MU. mi 1* t. j ' -. i! 11ti v 1,11. I T " ! III!’ k fur V" t-ndrrtei,* Hi S«-- ‘ li-i I d .«f Xrf'oU* '■ .fi'i'lni me*-1 f i n *.Mtt toniil *’tr **'i «*< 11*1 ft II i ■1 o v f.itiv th.- ,t [i ♦Mod I \ " \ (I Sj ohl om. mm ' ♦*.*c *>nc e f n tg m t Ircust J inl42«n nhaU ttmi^riTid .at mni n poptj m l Ion nhcill *I•I•t> tn Mm Whe r e v e r There are two h j v r f.,nr 11rp r r>n«*rvta live* each; th# t tt,. 1 I ’lrrult I'nlkC*^ upp«.lm*»d for a ■, »**M•* hiul ni; ihlriy thousand and he h.ifiij I - ( itbi v he «t I v ld«*d ,,r |, ((I, f trail one hundred t hntIBAndi 1 " 1 If 1m'■ 1' hU pk bit vittfc- Jtir ill havo ft;rrfx IP*|ire«n* • | 11 if 1 f i* li . u l ’ 11.! 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F K l i h i l n f - c <!#.'■* f -r sti-h <’ ir *m11f I-btc h n ft Hint;! 11muimT L l r e nh .Imk'n ahull be A III U f : VS, The I .ey toll! t ur«* of 1> 2 I . i -, •j 1« >J by i hi' <lov id.... j|(jr it ml I’oti■ l*f 11.i* ■Vft-M K ii! ton <tf l?ISa i*f the f |r r>, * •1 ! v ltn« K-e'njt' art! h"h! "ffle*’ .** 1 1- ■ f I’fc-rhln tip! p.ui-M four loiftl f ■■f i v vi* trj , /nT(t hall , reeetvi- the L• 41.-.!*•« |ti lUior-hiK -smeiulment j* to ftjime mtlnry niul ml Iowa ih i’ h for ?b*‘ *' ri illIjf'll ton (tf of I hr S•h f »* of 1’ lorhl JM T'Net* h >« ol her < sretiu Jud|f«*ii IK* J Will' .11 hi ve >tl (In* powe r * nml ( o r f o r m tH Hit that are or mil y bn pro•!,b d r in *■•*, rilM'd bv ib.. » »*nmt It ut Ion ', t.uL M.'flll t n • va- 11 mt tw 'hr* h i r *, j ii i r , st f-1 it \ bje f ■r i’ A ptiort tonmi-m. anil to N i i mb t r Memhcra of (he Kctiale and of tb# llmi-u*' « r rteiiresenlatlvea. itn li Iteaolvni) by the I.nglslnture o f (tie Sliiln of I'*] or Ilia That ttic f o l l o wi ng proposed‘ amend' -....................... - to - -Section H of- Article 1 1 V-I I of th# mo fit t *,>nst Itu t ton of the State of Florida, r#i.i i hi k in rt'tKiiig nm! app»»rt b»nment, nod ?n f t»** c u mb e r i»f nientWr A c»F I his lts,| ,,f , h„ tif l tepr^n«ntai h . ? hr anil the |.i hereby, a k reed .1 b a n Im submitted to tha «|M> <■■■ " U1 A " r refection I1 >■ NOTICEOFELECTION VI. - i ■■ ■> . i t h< 1 s \,F 1’fi I kr r id fW \ w al l aid •J/, direeting that the name I l f tor tin sum of $ I J' as f i t i riapo -t ol Hlli V In- printi d upon tin gull Geo li Herring . ii-.m ballot, lie arid Hu •a me Motion "I * "im t P Hagar .1 ,|, 1 , I "II 11 l ' —\x'' 1i a ril* .11 . iesi inded i dor duly "■ fit* i t it m - - pi-' t III s of Swope, seconded by is i i i stni i t ed ! •<■ Ila hom'd itm i L e g i o n *v and a s k - appropriate and c a r r i e d, lb i ( api rill refi-rem * \m erunn Urlean-, tin again-st I Iruilt.ig* I riu> u h i n m e n l l-.trifp s n i p m o n t t If u I ’Mft Hi. f Murphx Geo hdnt at N e w this s econded S donation fo| the Commissioner duly I i nutter, u a- ap p r o v - d 11)11 of “Hint Pm of thr ma t e of Florlita H e l - ' ativc 111 the Jmltelnry Department l e It It os ol veil l,y the I.i-Klslnutro nf •<tio Sinle of Florida That i tv,* f o l l o wi ng amendment to 'cjn-le V nf the Cornu It ul ton of ttio stb-* ..... ...... ••* > -1a ' «* of Fl orida relative lo Mi* .tuiltc•tv I >eria ■t mem in be numbered Sech1' I ^ Mj|Id Article %, be anti (ho in**- im Kt»Ti*b\ 'L rt’t'il fn fttul b»' n n b n i i f t r d I d t h r elr. t n r * of thr b b i t r n f h p u - m n e i r . *1 l '"1 rJeeMon to br Imb! on nl lU' W m u s i c . - Y , f l I „ T l ..... . after the first Mon l l i n t c r m i s l c r Pituin ( ’ » . l l i S - t f i ’ * < ' ' ' 1' K I [t-hr I a p pl o v e d and o l d. r i-d paid ati and ap pr o x '■'! •n, motion Sheriff P M ' .frs nf th*- llt*t re gulii r m Depot) .It" f Ma t hr i •(, ( (*l * I lot n ia l i l 1' . - I t mid cl erk ha x i i 111 *t ! V IMiM - t’d i 1. h* ri f f . 111 at t ctu In in < II • ai»t a was I'll IIS iippinvcd ('iimim---iun .i ■ 1ii-i IF 1Tl*1 ■ • \ 1 .. 1 Ki>) i'.i'iid 1* ) t •fer 11 ■ - - 1 • I ill I i d I'ublii i*f C o u n t y in l!f fllg. id 105 Palmetto Avenue--------------Phone -481-J to ,ip i '.-mvt \ ii,l . *4’ .I r ?11 In.lid Hoard Florida When the logging of these roads lias been completed the N. M. A. will be prepared to lay before tourists the- most nccurii.j and up-to-date- de-tails on routes to Florida from any section of th# country. The more western connections to Florida via Dixi* Highway and other routes nre being investigated by Pathfinder Allen who is now preparing tmir cards for the N. M. A. Touring Division. "A t present a number of roads are Ving recommends-! by the various touring agencies t..id or­ ganisations,1' •Is the statement of Secretary Fred II. t’aley, “ yet there ha* been no check made re­ cently and much of the Informa­ tion is inaccurate because of th# large amount of now road con­ struction We know that many change# are necessary in route# and Uw official N. M. A. cans wfO lie kept at work as long a# neces­ sary to do a thorough fob." E. F>. RINES -CV ..-'i Hi f �.., ............ m . / t. ' tl M ^ Ml ^ ■R M Jm t s ir a .|f l. m 5- r fc -p n tl ■ i ' ' m v ..; I f l i p it . ’ tn a a n a a a a ' BANFOHI) -:• FLO RID A LAW YER -:— Court House K y - Examined i !r 1 IJ - ' - Glasses Designed Henry McLaulin, JrM Opt. D. Optician-Optometrist XII Bast First 8tre«rt Byes Examined h . •- S B ,;/ -V* t . * •-‘v i- ■JfVfr * 4 I ftJii . J n::.\ ? G . « n n n WK W A N T to recharge and fop ftr your bnttorio*. Our starter, genorhtor and ignition repair department is in charge of an expert. Genuine "E X IDE" Unttery Service.— RAY BROS. . Phone 548, Sanfortl. 172-tfc CLASSIFIED . ADS I'laanifled Ada W a line. No ad (aken for leaa tfian J5c. and positively no claaalflad ads charted to anyone. Cash must accompany ail orders. Const flea words to a line and remit accordingly. FOR SALE CAFF—s™11 cnHh pad FOR QUICK SALE— Upright piano in good condition. $100.00 cash. Ad­ dress Box 352 or phone 496-J. 174-Otp FOR S A L E — Fivo acres, desirable; also hot water heater new. Phone 348-W. Call before eight. 174-Otp S E V E R AL H o u s e s for sale. See Thignin. 9A-tic FOR S A LE — A complete pressing club outfit. Steam press, Singer sewing machine and other accessories. Price $100.— Florida Wrecking Co. H H FOR K A L E -Five room bungalow, we 11 hunted, easy terms, price $2, 850 00 A 1’ ('omiellj & Sons. 163 t f c S I X T Y T H O U S A N D S T R A W It KitRY Plants from northern stock. $100 Sanford, Fla. per thousand, f o b Lake Monroe, ______________ Fla M Doyle. 154-26tp 14 M b 14 b BUSINESS' i DIRECTORY : FDR KALE Splendid apartment house thirty rooms paying pro position G a t e Pity House. 112 Myr tie Avenue JOI-tfc FORDS, Hoicks, Oldsmohiles, Oak lands. 1lodge, ( ’ole H, Overland. 1 hevrolet. M a x w e l l f o r sal e These ■a cars are Kite models, and have been re You can find the name of ^ finished, tanking them very desirable every live lluninr**. Man *5 in Sanford in thin Column fc* cars to prospective buyers, and the each day. ^ prices nre right, with easy terms. 5 and 7 passengers II. O. Motor Go. Il isl rtb ioj id, ei, -.a rca r.g v-a ea 209 P a r k A vr , Sanford. Fla utors for Hupmobile mid I exington ai We .ir ry t he part s V\ e'll 1)) r For You Kent X McKee, Props. C L E A N IN G . DYKIN G, A L T E R IN G Work ciiled for nnd delivered Phone Ifit-J------- 311 West First St. Quick Service Transfer S to ra ge F a c ilitie s If * e please \eu, tell lit othi-.H, ti ro* tf mil tell I'hone SANFORD Snflt 'Oil'll g' . ' . d \I i as i jiew ii.i-lndy $12«l ei takes .phone it. hal f cash, balance $10 per month. R. J. Holly, Herald Office. 170-Gtp Easy terms, Gt) acres, flowing well land 10 urn*’* ( a r.-m it kably ki^ r•rifi if --I iims \ I' i ■titn-lly A Sbh! U\ t f e- IIS tf I'OR S A i I’ New tivn i.H*m b .1111:1 '. v m good location, for miini-diati m Machine and lluiler Works; tmn, S3,2tiU. ea-> ternta. A P. t’on- * t : ,f. ' I , CHAPTERS' FIELD OF SERVICE G-. 1 o r i|.i. . wi-re I'.'S-i ig o Whsn an November 11 U>« world halts to obsarra the fourth anniver* •ary af Armistice Day, tad the Amart* can Red Croaa lnaugunftaa Its Aaaoal Roll Call far the enrollment of the IVJB me mbe rah Ip, the paapla af the United Statu may well pause to think of the unparalleled contribution to the cauia of peace made by our Army and Navy In (be World War. The glory of It la a common tradition; .but tho weunda of war remain. They are aot healed la a day. In a year, nor In four yearr And on Armistice Day there will he under treatment In Government hoapltals over 25,000 ex-aervlca mm, broken physically by wounds, expo■ure. nervoua strain and exhaustion Incident to their service in the war. The Government without atlnt la un­ dertaking to furnish these disabled men with the compensation and med­ ical care to which they are entitled, yet their especial care IS a duty of the Red ( ’rose. W liy l 11era use the Gov­ ernment cannot handle the cases of ei service men Individually; It must hand! * three men In bulk under a •t ander dl r ed policy The Government has neither the authority, the funds or the equipment for working out the problem uf the Indlvlduil man. There li where the American Red C ron finds Its greatest field for service, sid­ ing Through Its very active Chapters in reaching the disabled mtn with Im­ mediate practical help, assisting till family while his claim I* emerging from the process of adjustment, furnishing article* of eenafnrt, funds to tide over the difficult per' od* . the friendly touch of personal encouragement , helpful recreation arid wo r r y dispelling amuse­ ment It t( the warm hand of »ympa'tiy and under *! a tiding which the American lied t "rom ext endi to the m i l - ' f l l T of these disabl ed ex aervlr* men some of them frlendleea Ip the whirl nf life, t hous ands of them wllh wive, sad cliltdren dependetil npon them, and hundreds of thpin frequent­ ly he!pies* In the face of grim aw ces«tt r 2,629 Chaptera Aiding Veterana In this work, upon whose accom­ plishment the American Wed (T n »i ll urging h record breaking enrollment la tbt Roll Gall whli li opens on Armis­ tice Day and closes with ThsnkaglvIng Pay. 2.ff7f> Ohaplen la all part* at the country ira engaged This la ra»r« than were working for * i servlet men lait yenr when approximately |10,ts>0.(xi0 waa expended by the Na­ tional Organisation and the Chapters working together In harmonious unity. For Ihe current-lincnl year Nations! Headuuurters at’Proprls led *3.030.UR2 f*o an Increase of H1 over tlie Htnouiil spent for the work ennmg ei ser'tie men ;n the vear ended tuna 30 lest Sln. e ;• is i-ettmatc.l that I' • i'h.ipters wl'l erpeni) c!o»e $;(V n i . 0_k» from their own funds, the grand total of [led Cross expenditures for this single work li expected again ta reach the JIO.OOO.IH'O mark hy June 3(4, 1823 Hoapital and Onitrlcl Office V^ork I >ur1nv ! hf Y* .>'ii i V»*ur H i .<-i11 .>f .*v cr l. l«H» JHTS-'IIH, Jmid and \4.I n, i*i-i U.ie n 1 li.-.l 1'f u^e. I t \ in ti.cell or <11*l rl.'iI «ni. »**• i * tGw !' *4 b V♦ *i r.'Hn* It ure ir n \n . r i|f f• ..* H■MHl n.rvi - i *i*‘s fiHj llll . . d.-ti lk- ii n I i-.i r- s°„7 h"l""> iunro.uii.1 ' GfLLON & FRY SANFORD NOVELTY WORKS m. Publie Stenograph 10-4-Wcd-Snt-Montf A bachelor never renlixcs how Im­ portant a man can feel when the wife snyB: "Be quiet, children; your father is talking," Metropolitan Life Ins. BILLY S. PARK 203-J-------IMuinc-____ .20] "Could not stand nor ait and was forced to cry out from intense pain," writes Henry Williams, Tnrkio, Mon­ tana. “ The doctors said I had inflam­ Corner First and park At* mation of the blnddoT and an opera­ tion was necessary. Tried Foley Kid­ Prompt Service 'Reasonable 11 .;^ ney Pills nnd improved at once. Tell nil my friends about Foley Kidney . ROYS’- TRANSFER* E A R L ROY, 201 Maple Are. -A CHEERFUL WELCOME AWAITS YOU European Plan • ornrr lluildtij Open all the year •very room ixiUUa W ho Pays the Fiddler) You do, if you fail in tin* wu of your productiveness to pru\ H. for tho Rainy Days- the Lean Years. You will have nothing to ivyn ’ i f you start a Bank Account wir!. us now. First National Bank A C O M M U N I T Y B U IL D E R f I’ - FORSTER, President H I WHI TNKR »«h*ef W e A re Now Located In the new M em ’wether Huiiiliiu1 1 nuha Avenue ttMti.lt ;rl tent Inn ei ol i lO'in'h I lie 'ItV maiii! fi*r t 'let pter mnite .nil.-les for In.s pun! patients I* .-onsiai.t During last year Service t'lslms nnd Information Service hi National Head­ ci n ft Ti . . j o d. , i - ...i-r quarters handled 37.21X1 compensation General c ' 1•/. I tic tiro tboy day and • ml Insurance claims. 24,500 allotment Cylinder Grinding; Del uxe Pistons; nelly A- Son* lG.'i-tfc night A sNI'.k*- Igtllil V, ;i -ocn hy and ullowanre cases, and 8.700 mfscelFly Wheel Steel Gear lianas; Crank F o i r s A i j r r n ouse of eifdil rooms, til.1 freight or M. r - w 1111 li -r*nt n bibeotis claims Since February 1919. I lo* hunt, hoc over, 817 West First street, five he<l tlfoboiii fislmn* it has disposed sif (14.171 allotment Shafts Returned--------- -— -Phone G2 me pit - so iger, utut checks puyntile to veterans which ihe could carrv but rooms, kitchen, dining and sittinj,' tho fnllior roiniiinetl liohiml to wall Post Uftlce Department rejMirted undoroom, bath mui toilet. Water olitiritll the son could bring aid. llvcrabla. tafned from fine flowing we'!, suf­ I'M* tYiupter Is the unit of the Red ficient for ntl purposes at nil timet., Cress or.-nnlr.sMon which Jr nrresslbls E L E C T R IC A L C O N T R A C T O R S FATHER FORCED TOT TO STEAL thereby saving water rent. Sitiewalk to^every dlxatiled veteran or Ids fatnin front of house, all paid for No lljr'Mel ween Jidv 1, 1921. ann June’ 80, Four Year-Old Child Arrested lor Rob WealjnghouHt- I igills and A pplinnres . pH unibornnrf* agniiiht this prop, rly 1922. the Chapters had reported 1.685,btng Grocery Store Telle Re070 Instances of service to ex service New Lipe of Fixtures Price $5,000.00; $3,000.00 cash, Iml markable Tale. men und their dependents, at a cost anee in yearly [myments of $5iJl),0d 123 W es t F ir s t S tre e t estimated from reports now at hand of Philadelphia.— ,\ four year obi boy. Address "(tarRinn," cure of Merabi more than $5,340,000 1G0 2lr the voutiL'CNt prlN«m<T ever lodged In Tlie t>i<sis of this far reaching work the ('nmrlr-n pollee uintton. was urn-sl­ of the Red Cross la the Individual Get your office supplies, stationery ed on a . barge of robbing a grocery needs of the disabled veteran to tbt nnd Post Cards at the llurnid office. store. end that he mny obtain his rights un­ Me told tlie pollee a remarkable nUe der the law, that hta especial wants Vv C. COLLER, Prop. of how Ids father had sold him out may be Immediately supplied, that hit rocnhirly before daylight to rob sior-es. own nnd hla family’s situation may be FOIL R ENT — Furnished bed rooms. It four o'clock In the morning rendered happy and cheerful, and that Inquire 107 \V. Third St, 177 -Gt p when ihe boy was discovered ut n their outlook for the future may visualise .Incentives for Independent FOR R E N T — Ftlmishcd apartment,, Dauphin -tri4>t grocery store. Poll, email Clements s : ^ 1dm raise and fruitful effort. 718 Oak Avenue. 176-fitp CONTRAC7TOR nnd BUILDER the it.) of a box and lake rakes When Get your uffico adpp'ta*, statiouery Spread Christmas Joy Abroad arrested the child bawled. Me wax 517 Commercial Street— Sanford, Fla. land Post Cards at the Herald office, More than 100,000 Christmas boxes elud only In a dress nnd sltnwl. FOR R E N T — Three furnished housoI'liN.pmle l.ohhnnlo walked Inin the for the children of Central Europe Hee[ting rooms. Phono 348-W. Call polle«> Iienilqiiartprs and Inquired If were packer! by the Junior Fled Cross Isst venr The spread of Christians before eight and after five. 114-dtp the pul lee bud foil ml Ids missing hoy Joy ilir.mgh these hove* will be U r ie l; Pt.»* fatf.ei a ii- ,.i i . n|,>d. H>lt It E N T Furnished room, also a lncrt-it->vil tlilV tear he. ause of tha IN S U R A N C E A G E N C Y plnn* already under way storage room. -Ill Park live. 173 Gtji And now wheti a woman smells FOR R ENT— Furnished apartments. F 1R V,-------- A UTO-------- BUNDS Your Peace-Time *‘ BI something burning she can’t toil, Farnald Apartments, 305 P!nstf 1st Not “ all yon can.” but your "bit,"' St. ‘ 104-tfc t whether it’s the roast in the oven or $1, makes for strength of the AmerK her cigarette on the buffet. can Red Cross In peace-time service. Mill it ENT— Rooms nnd kiu.-tieneite. Ntrenglh In nuutnhers multiplies serv­ —Shirley Apartments opposite poet It frequently happens that the ice. Join today. • Coatrnclor and Builder Machine & Foundry Co. • Father and Marooned. •it K M r N ca r rvp i'»..m ft*•M*"** • h.l1f .i> f ' " itTiej ,.' A ,1V1■' ' ' It! i . | ' V ' " i l l n*i ,m ft t.,i rns •* - < j|!i\e'i »■" • v l1 i Hi,fn-il\ .v I 10 if. I ' M. FOR KALE- “ W K D EI.IVKit T H E (JOODS” Three nnd nftoi reaching shore set out Im­ mediately to rescue bis aged nod hardy parent The father >lu>si* tu permit his son. forty four years old. to go for aid. staying lo-lili d with a fen .1r\ mutr-lic* ate! it ten llsli tnkei; nslmre before *hclt It t. .i a)o} 1ru I-or 11r•.k •• ficin its aticl.or ,itut eiit down | to- son 'nG-i to Kltigsillli- hr a freighter which s.-nt a small boat hi the Island, vvn« conlldotit ivlu’ n tlm rescue tug set out tlmt to* would lln*l hU fattier n)ii e \f|»*r Th«’ SilU vepi Ift««| (Mil tMn a fi »’ ' t. f-« ' I 1 ll ■! t*l I till* Mil III | e 4 11\>Oil ll liilDi ijiiii’ tin* l < h|mL ** !>| •in ri i■.•........ . i r i! ' i t -1,* * ri •i» •»n ' 'if Jjt i 1- <»'!!!■> ' ,f ■r 1 T1 e* 1 11!•' F T t. ' . s* 1 i . , t ■11r ■ * y It II. I.O. | l BON TON STKA.M IMtKSSKHY o9 Kingsville, Ont.—A staunch tugboat, prepared to battle seas and gales, sailed from here to rescue Robert Sawyer, seventy-four years old. oldtime lake fisherman marooned on Middle Slater Inland. Lake Erie. Saw* yer’s son, Charles, Ida companion In a three day light sgnlnst death from expowuro In xero weather and atarvn* Mon. which began when their motor­ boat sank In heavy sens, was rescued ELTON J. MOUGHTON H Wii > ' I ••• i H - •; . .1 MAN MAROONED ON ISLE IN LAKE ERIE FOI t S A L E — $500 cash and monthly payments like rent, mill buy nn al­ most new nouse of i rooms and bath, A R C H IT E C T lot 50x117, in goo<l part of town, near school nnd store. Street will be pav­ Room 7, Miller Bldg ed soon. For further information ndSANFORD FLORIDA dress "House" rare of Herald. Ifil-ltp P'.IYSIt 4AN 25,000 Disabled Ex-Service Men in Hospitals After Four Years of Peace. I,RAPED F R O i/ P L A N E ‘ Pills "fts it will save m» n IN P A R A C H U T E cring and perhaps. as m r’"n «aft 1 m>' *it « AN D ESCAPED DEATH dangerous operation fttndder *ad kidney trouble den (l>7 'The Associated 1'reaa) ment. rtit. DAYTON, 0., Oct- 21.— Leaping relief. Sold everywhere Tdek \,)y from his monoplnns in a "parachute when tho plnnc began to wobble at >ho height of 2,000 feet above ground today, Lieutenant Harold Harris, Chief of flying section at McCook field MISS M AUDE T Y R E camped death while his plane plunged Fred R. W i W . office, Fl r i t l '#^ to earth. si Bank Bldg., Sanford. Florid, SERIOUS BLADDER TR O U B LE —— Welnkn A part rnenta, Suite 15 Office hours 9 to 12; i to 5 RED CROSS HEALS WOUNDSJF WAR Every. Veteran Needing Help Gets Individual Attention of Sym* Large shipment uf new music. pathetlo Workers. — Hintermisler Piano Co. 168-tfci FOR SAI.E—0 room bungalow nnd three extra lots, price $2,887.50. We OPTOM KTR18T-OPTI Cl AN invite your inspection of this projierSanford, Fla. ly.— A. I*. Connelly A Sons. lGG-tfe Opposite Postofflee Phone 437 J V* i —— ------------------- ' FARM ERS— You can got seed bed frames^ and irrigation plugs at the 100-tfc Sanford Vfovelty Works. TOM MOORE OESTOPATHIC {< PHONE -104 for lowest printing bid. Seminole Printcry, 9th nnd French. 177-tfc FOR S ALE — Horse, harness and wag­ on. .1 T Guerry, Route No. I, Glasses Fitted Sanford. 177-ltp I)r. W. I). Gardiner f j WANTED 178-3te ‘ ------------- 4 r «# It t < » i n Sanford, Fla. — if ? , - r U l l O / iL L payment and balance like rent, interest in­ cluded in monthly payments, FRED R. WILSON buys 4-room cottage with"'bath, A T T O R N E Y -A T -L A W % gas, and electricity, in a fine First N a ll Bank Bldg., Sanford. Fla. neighborhood. For further in­ Aged Man Stays Behind. Sending Special attention to examination of formation address “ G. K .” care Son on Rescuing Lifeboat Abstracts o f Titlo of Herald. 174-6tp to Bring Help. s . n a iCHELLE MAINES 1 R • -------Card* of Sanford's RepuN able Professional Men, each of whom, In his chosen profeaalon (he Herald rrcommen da to (he people. Over Seminole County Bank r ji-i ? i M At(omey-nt-Law .w S W u r lF - 4 Kl George A. DeCottes iS si L > 51 ■ IQ M : PURELY : PROFESSIONAL i :■ ; ■------ Ml Ka Ra El fc.1 . fE S A N F O R D D A I L Y H E R A L D , M O N D A Y , O C TO B E R 23, 1922 PAGE FOUR . , I ELECTRICAL WORK-.ANI) Sl ITLIKS ^Of All Kinds Peninsular Electric Co. OAKLAND 6.44— 1923 SERIES FOR RENT General Shop and Mill Work B. W. HERNDON S. O. Shinholser jfficje, upstairs. 28-tfc bankrupt saves enough out of the FOR R E N T —Small cottage. See 1- W reck to buy a car with two more Large shipment of new music. FLORIDA Musson. 178-3tp cylinders. — Hintermisler Plano Co. 168-tfc 'k-€r-==- The’ ear owner who i« satisfied in th« day in ltn<I out usage of his automobile is the best asset n deul< i Res. i lay We take pride in the realization oR the tael liu ' land ear owners in the territory controlled by us am 1 sc where constitute our most valuable asset. A careful inspection and a ride in ihe Oakland fi 11 reveal the reasons. See us for a demonstration and prices. Kent Vulcanizing Company RHONE 17 - “ • HANFORD. H.A. �THE SANFOIt!) DAILY HERALD, MONDAY. D(TOMER 23, IS22 SE OT SK \l» REALM OF SPORTS H A LL BALL ET B A LL S H O O T IN G i ;h GOLF BOWLING TENNIS BOXING CHAS. I,. BRITT, Editor PAGE KIVU . hf : h i :\.\ i i k d i ii e i i i i i m i d iinunee Is Out-Classed and Sanford Makes It 3 Straight __ ‘ dy f i e l d m a r s e x c e l l e n t p l a y i n g MF1.ANM, Oct 23. Mcl.ond war­ riors marched to a f>7 to l> virtory over thf clan of t ’nnch Uhilcn’s Mnytoim 1*Urh School jiigxkin chnsi-rs, hero Sntunliiy afternoon, I’hilcn’s men -M A N Y FUMBLES ON BOTH SIDES ------------------ , lolii'e but tffoir luck of experience and hme down Kissimmee’s much placed the wire there. And it*is line and otherwise slashing plain ........ seen that the ones (r ami at the same time un- crowd out in front of the wires „ more consistent at Lack made up of most of those who |ves with very little success nothing to see the game g,d ('.asscfl on account of a wet t SatiL'nl High triumphed over punchers, before a large „n the bulkhead Saturday afhv trie score of IK to 0, It .nfnrd's third game and third thr Mason, and although the WHs wet, many mud puddles field and good playing diffit whs an excellent game from to finish and in which modem M tm111 s featured in spite of jd nml water. , .(.a, load work and Sweeney’s f, i i considerable gain each . tbi i.titstanding features of . »eii though the entire pfavt.i their positions in A No. x Tie line held at practically at!;,, 1 .tn<l made it almost ini ;r (.a Kissimmee to gain any through the lines, And the inl.etter tillill III tile lit h no itad that is saying much i . nee has always been HIGHEST SCORE IN HISTORY ORLANDO AND OCALA TIE i lilt' Wil. ale I will .els up at ill! times and -nutate their opposition. H (day in Sanford this lav at J l a Sanford Won a g a on >,i ,1 .1" cl, i.i of f oot and Till • a a f , , ................. tin uto •-! I to ’ anding " i t - -t tine Picnic Hams, Ih. 20c Florida Syrup in Hulk, trillion 50c Home Baked Ham Potato Salad Kinjran’s Reliable Hams 31c per lb. L P. McCuller INTEREST ON SAVINGS ACCOUNTS Calendar Savings ■ . ■ . 13ank .. ., I'li - id.-trt N i cipo *1 0*1 f ■11 111 I arues Hi.', w i r i ■ i . . ■ 11ght oil Fa( 1 H.irl.i ti. head " f tin Ncai Fast He time 1 f, tb.,i ih. I 11 ■I V . ■■ • -w at \ . kv 5 rk vva ■ a al alec ir>d that f \ a y\ G* ' r E * i' \*i rta si I t t. 1• » .Hi’ it wa ' n"* I * .11V .1 (.*'( 111-| V'es 1| \\• IJ *d t" f uiii -•til'd ai the •on •Flip Mi J’ •■t tin I . ||ef a gen i v The .cur iF M eti |b 11 ! nn*s _ I It B A N A . I l l . a d .-p ei.t, «»■ t *2.1 lll.mns. b a t t l e a nd ph.v ait-jit- tn tin ll.l 1fb st M V I .Ip). II.Girl* 1 i .V i r - ? ,r* .1 « ft ♦ i footba . | U.k v• \ ■ *L ^ ’ ■-1' ft. ■■.d I ■.1 I t ■lo ll.l " . 1 ,.f a llyin g t l-A I Fit ni I ttllFIf.N IKtltN WHITE POPFI.ATTON; lt»20 W \ - II I Nt; l (t\. i i. t 2 : Th, ■> ‘ I Lo H) r' Mil -■V* 1 Till 1 ah- 1a la! a fi i i 'Uhl was f.{ f.. N ■U tl Hit. f h. pi. K- -t 11. U. if f Vi ’ pai I ta,-at of ( oinmer, c annouaei" Hiat tfo i cut,! of foreign to. I rs wtut* 1" til il * I r lo "1 I , tl., r i l l I O' i . i .i , .a a i '. Ho ' 1. la It i , mi lllel ilt loli, BEST FRUIT II I > W ,11 . I i lu Him, t i ■ N I 1 G l t i l i l f t * f i »N' iVM htf Jr 11i ! ■ MilT I IH.il ‘ i ) ’ (i1'-, I u i j 'sU j - I i f . i i ’ Ur, l.«ini*ri SutOihii I I ■ . ( it. eM " i I,. r h i t t l m ( 1 111fit'll P f l l r . f 11iU. I r -. W.t ifml' t \ |J1111" -t 4 * i n \lmuhiK, i ilri'fi, a n ‘ I Mat* ROUTH BAKERY HODGE’S Auto Paint Works PRACTICAL AUTOMOBILE PAINTING IJ\ Skilled Men \ I I U III,Tv i,l M; \ N I I I || f th’ S I I I \ss l I'S T M IL S \ i 1,1I Ij MFMMI It \ I if I U M I I I H IF FOU U. S. S E N A T E ' \\ AS MEMItEH Iv Iv b flip Tlir Attoflnlri I'rraai ( nlvSB \ N A , Texas, i i, t i art i! Mayfield, d* uus ratiJ ran,it date G i Laded .'tale- senate admit ted today lie nnee vviis a member of tile I'll KUlS Ivltlll will'll questioned as witness in htigataol in Navarro district court which seeks to keep hu, name o ff the ballot lie said he join ejl al Austin hut resigned in January ja'fore he announced his candidacy for s omi t e STORE h TSMIP.ASEM CAKE I! U 1 a I- „'i ! family , ! i * >l I gi i .ini and fauoiy tit ♦Pi, ", . l . i een Fampa I till W I' arei . I'alat ' ■ I Hi, I fold, . it. , U W \\ ... I want m,l yvifc, n.inpa. I M Moor m..n, I imp.. PH.G l M U t H H A i L n -if i- V i . G. ii \| -SERVICE 50c- PER POI ND '..111 hi-1 !' "ill llttlu l| ..1,1.1. ,!,.| Ht. M. Ml , , 1. 1, ,1,1 I* ' I"' 1 h ' 1 Jiilluaty nothing quite so distictively American ■ns the swivel chair. i’ROGRESS- Next to I'rinceHH Theatre I, I'.tJtt, is totaled ill ml i lcl calc a ii* land in ! hell degrees :J ta", and loligl mtiunatmiia! succor game 2 to (t tilde HI degrees It)’ 17". being in the eastern part of Allen ( oiiutv. Indiana. I INI III \ st \ Iflfl V \ I s t f N, II . 1 i,ut 1,1 ; Fo o l , ..a , r F ’ « i i ' " 1 1 u ,1 In „ Ht , l. 11 kl ,h He fir ! 1iMf i 't ' h 1T-v* I.o , i; ai i • ......... ' f .a , l-r. { f !. U Ii 1. •I V! 1 , f 1 • , 1. • I,, ’ * 'I. i ti'rt-i r1 i I mp . taken STHENGT11- prizes vi ill he awanleif that day. .|e .;r i i f i i - ’ 1i ’. J f- ■♦i » " i f ! tn l 1 t, a i tn J i ■ i a « H • « ) ' . ii ] * If, v 1! (It, f t o . r, I' k C - 11 d ,,t he, p H , tK r U.i I.i, !i| • 1 ar i i i 1in 11 ! |■• * t ., I I ' l a -onealt they nan ml. f «lUfIS \ a t s -1 i if. 1 *i 1 -iHi1 f" i aa 1 111um m ,.n, to, I hdo'.v 11 o! the gaim j tine with Or Iand I v 'n if . ii j sf 1 l| i ivil ifii' I'^Tl guc' ',"1 "i i t i Jiiveii, ! u \ e d , ,,ut mi ! II might o u g h t and ., r ■• ii games * h land «n AtL'ii It' first f in* tft ■i l■aiiv*1ai v 11ih l a v e Hu' eolwjueters of V il* -|; tiie timy ami Flic r e n t e r in t ' s ' i ond ami Inst .quarters, hut when < a u n t y , I n d i a n a 1, Ver-> added 1>e , he, I w a s |o " t t . ' d in M o m o e i o u n t y . M n hi , e good ones and from I lark veil' letnoved with an illiuty in ,. d ■. j s a, i , s , ,1,1,, | , , uut y | l.d the third pel I",I. the tide , hanged to played against tlcuia -, i i hat m t h i r t y y e a r s t h e e n t e r has is good evidence that ward low a. ■■■ u r i l e d t o ' s t i i t e i n vvht, Ii it w a s hs-n hate to hustle for the .1 n IKSht. NO ST Olt.M HliPOIt'rs ‘ <ek, T lie , tinge II due Hon n f the move SIN C E |- HIM VT MOUNT\G o.tlec i i i charge of the f t meat of this ceter from east to west \PPIMiA t il.N t ; THE G IT .F 1n, haul team should also -v d',:e ,-rii , ipuBy to the tm reas HI about, making the spei f o r e i g n t'orn white jiopuhiti,,n in th, 1 It> I I»f E"rr««t see the games. Th, I e V. \sl l l . Nt, I ON, Oct. 2' No re s t a t e of la i n oi nia Th • total in, lease tt the state that has the [ o . t ft,, i ,i vicinity trupnal storm m h f ‘reig!i hem white popiilatlutt that Sanford does in col s a , , Fndny morning hut center this of the F o d i’d States was .tGT.'Jnt* and ■h, - -ties. This goes for miming probably over extreme south the 111,-reuse III tile stilt,*' of IcXits, well ns * 'ot h t ’ 1 and th** , i. portion Buy of Ohnnipei h, and Calt'orma and Arizona was 1(!,222 • , years expera-t'.ce has npproathiug Mexican coast. ■r KG |h t cent of the total increase. B . ihleas you cottie iluvvn hard Twenty states showed an increase in 1 1 d Ihe;, will nut pay. There ( -^|} . El LOW S H c ’ meet „ f the r pupulutInn front Tuite a few Snnford sjiorts that RECEIVE BOX APPLES 1010 to 1020; ten nf them were stated " is big to witness a game vyithWI L L EAT THEM TONIGHT •list of the center and seven were T"M'g They never take into --------stated west gf the center. The Wes Fill,.a that it costs money t<» .odge No. 27 I. O. 0. i‘ . rt) states, however, had much greatSanford Wt* «ny kind o f sports and that wns ( [i,. reripientr'iTne day Inst week, increases in their foreign horn t,!» ' tti e has not only to pay „ |,,,x of the finest apples »»«* would white population than the stutes enst; rent for the place to piny hut j {maffinct ever, grew oh trees. ti„. Ihrgest increases were in Califorare dozens of other expenses ntThey came «U the way from Young n|fl[ .Michigan and Texas. *■* Butt must be met. It is very gt„wn New York, and from no less a -------------------- i----rtsil' that the majority of the personage than our own ‘Siynly And W A S H IN G T O N . Ort 2't Investign * ii m at then) games come crmin' A ll m-mhers who are present (i,,,, the dfseases of tin, k er»,ps. ' Hie students of from the at tonight's meeting will get a chance |(ltrti, ulurl v celery and leltuie, is he n" Hu,i are donating different sample the very nest they ever ate. m(, f (,ndui'ted by theI ’ m!*',I Slates " Hi, side for the upkeep , of m the way o' apples, judging by the Department of Agriculture ut Sun looks of the contents of ihu bog r e - i Fin F. Victor McKenipi, of the !ig,merits should also he made , ecived. Here’s to Sandy, one of th<G f)urx*eu of Plant Industry has just left |)ei,|7)c stand hack o f the staunchest mmbers we ever had, i»rul ( Wrxshinjgton for Snnford to assist tn 5 "'I the field. This wire hns miiy he live long, and be able to re- ,|ie investigation mid will he stationed Ho p bed f ur „ purpose but if turn ntnpy times to Youngstown, and there until next July. * nut some one placed there tOjUnd many, more boxes of like nature* As a symbol nf authority, there is 'hat the people stay behind the hack to 'the Imys . Herald want ads get results. I he m o. I ' ii * ■J ■.1 i eat re It niv at d game ls ni, i and the praying pai->,ii.s IDIHhP' I M. Mill. I. ih fs veat They liGt t" the tUto Brings Joy The Seminole County Bank < <»H I’ll W I \ III Fit Is N11W pltnMISKM ' ‘ t J ,11 k Oi , ■ I luv al II IF) w i; U TI Fit M \ N i hat lesion High S.il nt dnv 1 1r' l tun ,■ Hit - hn|qiftn*i| diii i r. t'll f tlf Thf Wioflntrtl U \ -111 M.T ( , 1 1, t ' t General PoiF! t -I g. I Hi. Cl If. . i'li. hi". 1 i • v fail i ool weiithei forecast for U C,In.-'.In, > a 1 th, ti..i fi-■ •-11 tIh- L ik," I ho nia week i.eginnirig Stimlav l full gro iijid' This I- the In'■I U lonnd !"i Hi, -ul'-.n ;i f i(1 Miiii> lilt IOWA, S; ILLINOIS, 7 latitude fuhtm g i- capaM, t t I | '.III t e. lit Ii I I loll iii d 11 lie Ml l 1! lu ., \ 11<1 J11Vi I 11 Would have, been much better j *f saved this oxpetise and tiot in Me Friday. I 170 ltd Apples, per peek ( )NK should take hh1cart* not to ( « R()\V too WISE for so Rxeat a pleasure of . life as L A I TGLITER. The ii ,,a' a St-,* saw gallic, 1 *-Lf !■]ayed up nmi dawn vSI11I ■.. scaring until l he . P ni i lav KiHsiiumcc .. talily ill Him period i 1 going as strong as t Hi "V mg the 1 iJt.I.A N | ) U . 1 lel ( ■ c arry it across for lie I ■• i downs and were well predn tioii . o f Hu 1 1 boost i ! Igh Tigers of t I r l i i i nl o : the third when the line, tin u anilj J IIII lllilgi-. Imtlieit I'll H led 'i'll 1 ght Kissimmee's agon) •v“ b 1 •llimniilge. : I outfit missed all thrci 1lieir wav to a un lie with tin- ( t< aEa afteiiiooti, it tl • me point f"r a goal ill Wildcats lieu Saturday while hundreds cheered for the l)i h tmichdawn. tinge and Wtiile Througlim.t the h tt . mu m h a s built up a lour periods the I vs o iic, n - to .ght > an f o r d H i g h Si lion! h.lterjj, I »ut weighed -ev i-rill pound' it l o t h e t o w n a n d de t. the man, the Iimu Is depended latge h praise, hut it !-• to !'. up,a, - p.-i 11 tn i .i riv t ji.an through i hes, I"". n.-w »!,.*! f oot hal l CELERY SEED : ^ —--- ——---- Pay Yourself First ii ■r colif ident Hjl.le I he i lass is p|a ii in in; a \ •ig supper Oiich if plans do not go amiss, !,c tei held next Thursday night Full de tea tails .if tills will tie announced Inter. tea If v on have just moved 1M 0 Sanford and haven’ t joined any Sunday School ('lass vet. come and visit us next Sunday 'at the First Baptist Church!, Now may he vvt> ain’t right a Imu l and join the < lass if you like if We that Sanford team always ^welcome visitors and stangers. Make a date with iis for next Sun And may he Vic MtLaulin is playday. It .’to a. in. luff the old game 11is nose got in the way of a mu puncher Saturday M»ve vou rend the want ad a today? also ^"nhles and penalties cost Mends lip hoys don't weaken that ll,cm « » » ' ‘kTaml,. yardage through Mi I nulin offers lug values there's hard vv,,rk still aheaif are !out ,hf' Knme. l.atilm's Dollar May window paid " » “ •« nineteen first downs And above all things we want that 1‘ ' I,Il>'ton'>'« "»e. Touchdowns for Orlando game this week. We can help to keep the ..... . work T,lU,m :t- Arkr,,ul L Anderup and assist Sanford ip going thru ^ *’ '• Sk,'ds *• There vveiv many good golf scores Total— !). Kxtra points Johnson 2, with their first successful season if made at Hi. links yesterday. Hob latum I. I otal 3 Mel.and score f.7 we will all do our shun And it is to First downs Hi For Mnytonn ti May Newman and Hill Kill taking the day’s he hoped that vve will. honors. toil a score 0. The score by periods in Saturday’s WK PAY l PKEl CENT gnmes follows: / Tile Florida eleven won over the TO IHtlNt; A ll) TO RE FUGE ES Sanford G (I 0 12— IK American Legimi at Tampa Saturday, Kissimmee 0 0 0 0— o Tampa now feels that Florida has :i t l l j The Aaaorlntrd I’ r r u i Sanford scoring: Touchdowns — W A S H IN G T O N , Oct Ht Two little bettei . h.Ulce sit Harvard after Mel.urns, W. Moye and K, Move steamships us the result of action besting the Tampa stars Referee- I’ d Meisch. taken today will leave soon from Am Head Linesmen Shepherd and 1era an ports filled wil food and cloth ( huck I’nhtim. playing with North f'Jiittenden. mg for refugees in the Near Fast western, | i* v.<•11 op a fumbled hall Timer Tilli• •tie " f th Vi ssels. a shipping hoard behind he- \>r . ..i laird ran Hi. en steamer. Will proceed by direct ton ‘ if lire dtKtnln > >f the field fill ii touch I'resident Harding who in requesting down. Solo. 1lint , Wc ,;i> < huirman l.askar lo furnish the ship, declared there was good reason for King’s * o l l ege h ol ds the record for H.ithrr government assistant in Near piling Up a Urge store They defeat Fast relief activities. The other vet, ed their up]suienls Saturday at 2l>G lo HltlSTOL. Term., (let. 23 King’s set. the steamship Stayvesant, will I) Must hav. hi en some gaim I" look college a week ago and Saturday the leave New York October 2-1, with 1.1)00 at ei in h oi the higlic-t scores in football tons of food and wearing nppnrel, ae history here Saturday, defeating I en cording lo an nniioiilu rtiient In t he I t r a i n a mt Dr-fern ,|n ti attSed t o a o 11 lot i ollege of Hi' km v . N F ‘JOG to 0 Vmi rh an Iteij ( foss t le Silt lit d .1 . In.' Wai t Go I 11 lari I lie lot ill p i n v i f - h a d 1 11“t w o n a 00 i Ii .lit in.i I. i.aikiir, i e 'po'inlifig (•• the do's gaim ' t - . will, '--anf rd pial t et t lie hill I l licked Ii t victory ni i i I list uium .iilteg. a ■I. with a i oupli •>t VSt rk a,U“ Jiih1 “^tiTu11day th, . ..a. h '♦‘III ’ i"II i ' and tlii'ii SjipiI i ,nt 111 -i t mu I a ii *\ f hit 11 tin i ih< ,f m* n a rhiermg alia, k , un \ IllsI halt hut fl,.\ ha* 1 a-,ght th. • 1 •i Zlixl thivvn.' m lajnd spirit aful t )hiitI u«»l h. halt, •d Mi. at inillv chi n id t hem ni. LMIH*’ final 1v •til*! .,H, r i v tun 1 11" 't toil, tl dnvv |l , \|, bvi-n i \ • .1 «>f t h*i futirlh peritnl had i‘h '• 1u the hail over In. olilv ti 1lo t V stud • al to do all kinds of job printing \ltii. .■11 h tf » lain k1(11 i if ,**i| many ■*■ ■In - ti| lis "]( ]( ]! ' awtii >uii I h' . i •■| 'i i f i f ' • n pn s. nt, ,in,| 1•' K it.g ga • ! h. oi .••in lie-i •• if h?s \ u n d e r f i l l kl»"W l e d g e o f ti n DKLAND GETS VICTORY OVER DAYTONA HIGH Ihe Herald (Wiverod, lac per week, •.HOW INt, I VST Lot ATION IN NEW MEISt H Ill'Ot k W Bamberger is in the city to look after the store of hte I'tggly Wiggly ( onquiny who will open i ‘ L r r here atom! Hi, lii-t week in \ov,'inb.*r ,■i' -.inji i i x t h e ' t u r e r o o m can be fin i-hi d Tli-’ V have leii'i-d a ic„un in the Mels, It hhn k on l irst street the second store from the postoffice, Mr. Bnmhergei wilt he here until the opening of the store as it is Ids bust ness to get everything in readiness for the opening of i’tggly Wiggly stores ami he has just finished starting one, in DeLand For quick results, try a want ad. Snnford, Florida Over the Overland Garage - «w------ ---- --------------------------— ---- ___ ____ ■» ^ Tin- KOI,LOW I M i SE R V E T H A T I’ DRE ELDER SPRINGS W A T E R TO T H E IR PATR O N S DRUG STOHI5S— R. C. Bower’s Hounnllal & Anderson Union I’harmurjr HOTELS— Montezuma Hotel Seminole Hotel HKSTAURANTS— Bell Cafe Heminole Cafe Melnkn Heslauraat \ aide* Hotel Wigwam Cleanliness is next to Godliness \Vt* invite the public ;imi all users of E L D E R SPRINGS W A T E R to visit the spring anil in our method of handling its product. Why take a chance? Your eminent physicians claim that this water in unexcelled and its purity makes it most beneficial for many troubles. The Ford people o f Sanford as well as the Western Union recommend th is ’ water for batteries. Call phone 3 H and have a bottle of this water sent vou and protect vour health. - Elder Springs Water Co. SANFORI) FLORIDA GET YOUR POST CARDS AT THE HERALD SANFORD MARBLE & GRANITE WORKS JOHN GOVE, Proprietor CEMETERY WORK A SPEC IALTY , 1018 Weal P in t Street 1018 W o t First Street � 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, 1922 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, October 23, 1922 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 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 23, 1922; <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/dc7dcc730676c54acd6dcfb670914c47.pdf 7f627c5beb94469d92c29a1f5fab5c2f PDF Text Text Woman’s Club Fair and Dollar Day Friday, October 27th SANFORD S anford Daily Herald SANFORD -T h e C i t y S u b s t a n t i a l ” IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST "The City S u b s t a n t ia l” VEGETABLE SECTION NU M BER 180 SANFORD, F LO R ID A . T U E S D A Y . OCTOHKR 21. 1U22 VOLUME ***“ WOMAN’S CLIO FAIR DAY' CLYDE LINE DOUBLES AND MERCHANTS’ DOLLAR ,,,,n r im iic c n D A P I T V DAY FRIDAY OF THIS WEEK WAREHOUSE CAr ALII I nine tragedies today are DRAMATIC SPECTACLES THE DAY’S NEWS REPORT « M 'N Y PROBLEMS B EFORE Friday promise- to he a general S T A T E It H A I T I IKS* M KKT get-together .fay in Sanford for the people of this part of the state anil Illy The A««nrlnfrd Prr««» T PF.TF.ItSHl’ ltd, Fla . Oct. 21. while tin re will lie nothing hig it' the Inincnit L way of carnivals or a vircus or any I n i. d States Senator thing of that sort the Woman’s Club l letchei urged state realtors in coll will pul on some stunts for the young v ntmn Ju re today to take up the cud and the old in Central Park all day ce|s „ f war against the summer mo* "Y’ ou inaugurate a fight VtJAlN RY F E D E R A L At THORl .that will bo most interesting. O r ­ cpito TIE S FH AK G E D I SINC. T i l K , luudn High will'piny Sanford High a apainst the mosquito pest and the rest .. M A ILS TO O K F I t A f l ) .... i-i.ine Ilf football in the afternoon, in of the*country will follow your lend," the evening there will be a good pie h. send. Illy Tbr -.*.,«-lnt*d I’ rraal ,-tchcr in his addresj said the lure at the Parish House called A T L A N T A , (> t. 21 Victor Kurils, ..,,uito was the greatest of all mur"Smiling Through" by the Womans stispe. ted of i.miplnily in the unCub. a good picture at the Princess ,|, r- ••11 breeds disease and spreads M,|wn! ill- :|'| ■ni.iiin from S ill Auto Mos Theatre and best of all the merchants f , r epidemics," b* le. lured , , f M, It. ■ M It. • and M l' ?. \ it | mi* n u m b , i mi l l i on . he , Sanford will pul r lie bin D " l | i,,|- \|. Ill 1l i ' l i l i l m i' leleose'l ■ I l.M t PAY S A L T S all day and this oi |t.iii , i , .,u to i< today aft el - * iing Collar Hay yienns that you will get inghl, following an automobile s,\,o y i.it ' only t“ he re arrested by some of the best bar gams that you tin , 11 y. the realtois heard W. federal a .Ihai rff.’ -i mi a • hurge of O' 1 Greene Ulge statewide adoption of have ever seen in Sanford injj i hi mails to defraud. In this ........... . the Haily Herald is t ilafd forms, and listened to the a list of the Hollar Day Sales mid orators of Florida eities vie in extoll­ the-virtues ■ ' "mv home city" people for miles around an- turning . , .'-unfold next 1 iid.iy to take ad „ , .nopetition f"i the Hammond -d ventage of the big bargains and to V, ti qihv to he awarded tomorrow , admitted at the . lose nf the nd the da\ in the park and enjoy |. , 11:- i t i k W i • I _n ffen ‘ .i oi.,,!. .mi . men! . i v It will I-, •" • • tor thi I- i ■ ■I t U ,L> r. ■i tl, MAN SERVED SEVEN YEARS, IS ARRESTED COME U F TODAY .. p r e s e n t g l w omen in t h e l e a d in g r o l e s a n d e t e r n a l t r ia n g l e Some A re Up For Trial. Some Are Acquitted, Some Not Y et Apprehended (Ur Thr AaanrtalrJ Prraal I ll i r A G O , Oct. 24>-N ine .tragedies out us dramatic spectacles in ,h. nrwir of America toilny unit nil , r. .. -,t women in the lemlihg roleof them present eteriml tn The nine eases follow . \i Kansas <Tty Marie I Real » « > n>quilted last night on the charge of „ irilering her lover. Frank Warren AmlrlSOll. \l Los Angeles Arthur Rurch faces 0 . third trial on the charge of Writimr I I’..Hon Kennedy Madeline * »l»»*ii ,, awaits third trial on the sunn , l ,MO" , I ... \ngele- 'll. I'll A I'l . V . lai.i Phillip •• * '" » “ f ‘ " ’at , \ll. Alberta M« .I'l" - « dl l'll . i hamlinr t - •• nti»t i1• \ • M i - Mi a !■ - e )d. • • t Imc " f Mr I’hd111*- h' \ WATER SHIPMENTS LARGER Bargains Are Advertised in-This Issue of the Baily Herald Read Them_________ _ ASK INCREASE- FOR THE ARMY OUR GREAT ASSET IN ORDER I II M l.tion N O V I " M S W I L L N OT UK F IT III* 1hr \**«M*lnfrd l*rc*»» W \SHINCTON. I». < . Oct 21 \n . ii’eiidnient to the national defense ...count to increase the numbe, ,.f sergeant- in the army wn« asked by -. • rl't ii v W , ek * ill o, del Hi ll about •>.|||| |,.>|l <..1111111" lolled ■till e l ' *' National tg tied a' lll-l i U. lot i iimrd. orgntiiz. •! re-* ■> . a n d t t . l i n llavo to lie mg .oips unit' will to progtos in rank and pnv « ive redu, turn of army ROTARY CLUB HAD VISITORS AT \ M> | ie-.no. < al'l ...... . I I' '' ... 11j 11ted !■> •» 1"> hlLlied III- v if* t • death. Will I f..i in.hi - • -i hti ’ ' .lad* Iplnii M' ' .»ln '!"• R-I U ,„,d ..f k il l"g I ' ' ‘ ' •*’ ■* •I JI-gt apin' f > • tl '" r TO T A K E CARE OF TH E I N ­ CREASED BUSINESS OF SHIP BY W A T E R Is the Lakefrnnt and Our E f­ forts Should Bo Directed That Way Sanford’s waterways and lake front will lie utilized III the years to coma . a id till lake front aside from being tl,. prettiest part of the city will also I, th, busiest It I' only a question »;on ,ntil big warehouses and .!... k w ill T, built along the water I tout tot that part reserved for a ho­ tel site between Park avenue and PalI,O tto avenue til be Is-autified by the i it\ will 1m* Iff! The I'lyde Line enlarged tholr *eh*o:s( lu re to do.dll. the rapacity Ia,t v. nr to take .are .f the big bUS11><-*.— that was worked up by the . , | ... da Wat.i Traffic lea g u e I, ,.ii.d that th. ware* W 1 i . d ot take ., -t mtlv on leasing rivmo. Ii to this Ib . thm a rad­ \ N 11 .- ■ since all of Ii mill* at. trucking •nd from Sanlit tli. 1■11* <« DOUBLE MI'RDER I I v VII K N i l " \ I • •11\ A - I I I i . I V T> N F " I I I I Mi IN Y \ 1.1; \ N 11 I I ' l l . " I III " I t; Itv tlo i ill I \\|iii lib’ F I M I III N i %mt n till < \\ P K 1 , |. . II. IBB ’ ’ Id II I tail 'll 1' .1.1 ..tl tglilly piling "II the lake , . M,, t • ,•.) . g d,„ k« wore f . . t. d ■' • Id days when , ,, , , i rt few shipments hy !I . ,| ., ,i "t , In fr< ight was I,, | i . ,., i , i r i o 'e "hi piling • . , i , , I,, navigation and were t oii'ightly mill at the request o f Sanford 1 handier >>f < omnierco \ | | lailwa) l>sik thelll ,OUt leserve the thanks of the ' pi »»|'Ir o f tin - . it- f* •r so doing. M m InL.* f ro n t is olio of mir moat \,i ,1 ^-,- 1 ' and we should mako W h e n ( h e - plcndid hunt haal! - ui Ii ’> e - t t in ' e d " • the lake front 11 • i n\ t-inchtft a ro | |, " , I.S-f III ya 111 th«*M haVt* tokCD adv lining** of the water front and there will he big steamers tyinfr up at not only the Clyde Line dock* but at the municipal dock a that will bo built bv the city. y, M M ’ . 1 * old . I ■ ■ I a 'I n 1 . *i f « t s It. s, j .» k ■ l t i. ha i v . t f t ' ! »i •» i t M i 1lie u* Ml hti • m.i> ' • '• F. HIM A M IN I Plft •UK * 1 . t i, 1.1 V 1 . . b i n ' l l • • ti* h * . , -t , , ( •, . • i llackell'io k. N I . George ' l>m . I N \ I'si I II. \ I H»N I M f . ....................I I I I . t • /t.* ' • ' *', 1It. y it. 11.1 - • t l t M -. pi. I in t dii e. t oi Y ' n • I h< i n k.I i , Pi. iont «h i . , If id . -p* ' si s I■ d i harles S< iillo.ii jii . "ii tl l.iI III. I l.c »»•.. Il"l"l grr.sl I..id tlo ll.vi-tlg.l M \RlttN. Ill 21 lb. -pe. ml I In y ha­ I I " | . - p o i n t l o t i - I l l l i v e u p t " ' l e intllder <d -I•dm Merge!! IM.t do .VII I '■ I t a k e a n d m a k e a led ,i , u < i I, '. .|a;. i o-iimod i!' ll «h ■on, ,■d •I it ' In i ' •••'•• f th. ■< \, i develand, "In o, the trial of Phillips fill m when lull t h . n o dIn- r d o e - n .' O' l, , ,tigali"li of th, IL i i m mine kill hum rupulmi .lealers resulted m pirn M, Mable t’hampnin. alleged 'lay the * In Id entirely and th till f i l l " o u t l i n e s o ld o f tin w h o le mgs after a month's recess late this ing a Mol a | ,i t i n Ii of Thomas "V o n n e ll. has been " I 1 'a ««iii. i, Sh. b* I, Mis d e c i d e d to p l a v e till 1 UI tfl. i. t ill ne.l in indictment f ’M •••ill • slab f, .,t. i nil lb ui ge.l I- lor . t |*1>f|t*<| lllltll Ill’ Xt 1 I,, i mill. ..lot hospital tor two wcokY i . i I * * oi.,ld< r. naming l" p' • 11 11 l.la to pa­ a i ' ens, |.,w and told the \t White < loud. h Mr- \L da I I . it n v polls, a n d s« • •' h it , |,,. no o' -I loud Y V t1 ..i.it. ed d had i oinpli-ted its work , , , I a k. g. ■ ib-mt g 1t * ' g -in h || i,|| ) h on 11 mi fot killing I"’ 1 1 ’ > ' " *k oi, i t - . a n I" m a d . [ I h Ola I 111 p. ' *h. I..... . I 'l ........... • • . i in law with p” t-"n \ III no 1 t i„ K ' igl ’ '• i" " • 1 - tl »'1 r. T , ^ roll. ’ . I ' "lit • J ' 'd *' ■1 . ■ N e w l i n i n ' " I k. ' t i l ' 0 .1 S •I Mi' ' rnun I” I . 1 !. . .Vhi • pon <1 1 . k. • v t ’ 'if ’ ' . ■• I . ...i t tin t i.'h "I all* mpl ' g '■ I i ig III • ne.l no i. • -i ' to I " ' 4 ' " |.\ some log. at body lik. a ,.e.H"rs' , M M i' ' o ' t In . the Hall M id' niurdi l | „ it \ a n d o t h e r p r o p a g a n d a assocnitmn, \Y L. (ireciie, of Miami, fled, l Or l u n d o H R ‘ < I H K R S NIKKI LN I II K Sahford-Orliitido J A | L .\FTKIt SKPARATION rebuilding of tin told the convention. IIIN K S K (HIM. road and that tins matter will be Ink "Street|." he said “ make up the ^ | j | IIK \ It It KI’ORTS WANTKII HOHKI) HAIR f l l y T h r \ • » « * r In f r d l * r r « » I tn up at once. ON III It II H \NDINt largest investment that a municipality lollll tin I.ITTLF. R< U K . "<t 21 It F Wintrier reported COM M i r i'K I) S I 'I F I O K MfIVll > . at nl Matl\ has " rat 1 I , , 1.1-iic ur ged ■Itv planning for all, .pi tmil of till puhln library and i> Spell. el. of P<.p.i . * n> I f i r \s«t»r Itsf • tl iI’r , - . i . i .11 d Spell. i-r, of < nn —a - t I.lllll >. NHNIll's.»••. I I I t Thr Assoetnlrd l*rr«s I i,tea of placing the building m m • IIP " .. 1 M ’ ? | 1 Klo. of.. ' Ities . d do. .red *hat -I l"l,g •»4 M ' N I I . A . O c t 21 Wing T y ^ tn in at i ally In. at ed pruk- 'in. e M|V half III nl h« t - . flirt f " i tht f*f t t *un IIS . ,tv planin' l,l ' l l llolog |h|’ l "tMlI f 11. till |• -1 in.' o " '" g eliiiim I11 til ■ girl seventeen years old, commit. hi.M i ..I hi w • » f money voted by 'he III f" rl\ yf a i • wilt M thr\ (.-.iio/at" ' ..f it k m i ie tin -• rllt theer.tl. Ill the- a. "• '«" .. ii i * , -un win today by drow ning, police I - ’ ..... ( ( ..........k, , .no ,d n -liltaide t lfitf no « il.. t t > 1 If* (.In. 1 .1 in llit *.till* « ill ••. • a ,t f..« t n th .ii , .. .mull t > when he .no,he, spanked her for . ........... mi t li.it tft.lodge II". 'bold. I ji:ll Until lift III Itl tt|l I|*| 1 it! the l ie Id Mu*t um " f N lit ii i al Mi* It loll of pb.l t i - l'< ri­ t t»ilu> >'-r hair h*; " k' r L (,s ......... - the propos height in vogue among flappers " " f .............. v tll gU!il/» >’1 in ll,. F nu»n( fir^t , „ K the lil.rary m any of the 1* '»• 1,1 Ml about \mer icn. I iiin uimdli’tl parks and the question was usst'd l -Hil. now persons in its membership, of -h u h some length with the result that I» AY'S K S IfiN A T IO N about 2**0 200 iare m foreign countries the club voted as being ill favor of 1 A F F K P T K H TO D A Y placing the library building in file meeting will he the first hi the Mississippi Valley. middle of one of tin city park' I:, nulls of recent work in bunding in y The Assoemti-d rrrs-l DeWitt Miller, president of the " r \ YSIIINF.TON, Oct. 24.—The r. laiido Jtolary I ’liib talked almut the Ft " R I D \ ," " 1' ■" th,‘ l,nUw| St,,l*,'‘ l “ nu held m Tampa i ^N)) E N V K M H 'K S t'AMI* VltiN ON' ROADS IN S O F T II da and a special report from the Eu­ -ignation o f William R- Day as nsso i... nisinci m,.,.t„,g in,, - **■r­ to be VN D A D M ITS 'I'll K i n a f d f r a t k d r y c o s t \I. ropean bird bunding station on the vir.te iuatice of supreme court tender on ^ the ,14th 4th ami ullli wnnt« wanted ns many Sam IIU TH D K F A R T M K N T e.| I larding today nrnl acc epted llaltic sea will come before the meet ford Rotnrnrns to go a- possible It mg Summaries on expeditions into fc- •- ■ November 14. looks now like the enure i lull Thr ,\.««rlnlrd frrssl the South I’mific and South Vmerica. especially since Judge llmtsboldcr 0,1 7» • am T \ LLA II YSSKK. t h . 21 < ba.r <,inducted by the American Museum suggested that the losers of the mc-m •' j ^ „ f ,nu.ll m * man Hnllrps. « f the Stale Km.d De lin S IO N NBKRO YVOFLD of Natural History, will be given L * N I O I I M U T K F K I.F X K L A N contest pay for the « p r « ^ . envelope- was ipartuii-nt during a debate to luy " " “ nd l' ie Railway .g op all tho ..Id me IC .> I f , ,| t I i M l " FI H.II I , I fiill I'KNS V( til \ i n " \ S llIN D T O N |-| N - ,\i i il \ . I-1« . * >ct 24.— Bar* tun* in, leiin-itt weather, two o f the •a t.-t type llelluvilnnd airplane*, . piloted by I ieutenmit B. H. Wyatt and Lieutenant G T. Owen, will u k j o ff from IVnsarola naval air station tonioriow morning for Washington* No definite hour has In-en selected f o r the departure The flyers arrived at the local sta­ tion Friday on the first trnns contin­ ental airplane flight ever attempted by the navy. They Hew front San Francisco via New Orleans, and since arriving here the nlniics have been put ml,, first d a " shape for the flight t o W ashington. From Washington. Lieutenants W yatt and Owen will swing back ______ ' of the trip. K . iniu ' nite,l by the postoffice depart- rcsolutmn to accept ................ . the l.ilut, of bird pnmttngs by 'American across the continent to tho l ’ acifio M. O. Overstreet told the Sanford k Sui.h ,.,irds and enve-ipria-eeds of Rrevard county road bond Artists will !«■ shown, (H y The Associated Tress» l oast, taking the central route.^ BOSTON, Oct. 24. Matthew memlrers of how glad he was to l*c ;...... r..s„o„s,ble isstn- and construct 'Road ::;i r a m b l e for , „ r delay .w a y during ..ur„.«;iss,a. i l ^ rNuml lT a e 1 flying from San Francisco to Pet lock, negro, Republican candidate for nmj turned the balance of Ins ■through that county, declared the d m if r d iik f a r m ( ’hrinlmns ru»h it wiis iiim lari u. i coin they made fou r stops, three partment had done ptaetically nothing • the Maasay-husetta senate, has filed oVer to Dean Adcock, who at tinAt the Lister Institute, London, is fuel and at New Orleans for the for South Florida and but little for with tho clerk of the house a bil1 10 i ,Ht of President Thrasher, gave Mr. and Mrs. Hurry Walsh have the enst coast. The resolution was ono of the queerest "farm s" in t h e , g|0n convention, irohibit the organization of the Ku * WllV *„ f* the finest talks on Rotaty that ■'r arrived in the city ft'om Detroit, world This microbe fArnt. and defeated, only Phillips and 1. E- wiiriu. Klux Klan in this ’ state. The Clan,|hmi been heard here in Borne time. i i » " is •** •n• ...... — _ ,. Mich., where they have been spending The meeting was ■ a* ..... fine one would Ih> designated as a mennee to — "in . ev- i manv friends Schilling, of Miami, who introduced hen- more than twelve hundred djf- M A N Y A T T E N D R E A LTO R S C O NV EN TIO N A T ST. it, voting in the affirmative. The ferent kinds of microbes arejneubat— - " ..... •» ---,, . . . . i.onrd adopted a resolution authorix- ed and watched carefully. This fnrm and Mrs. Walsh are Sanford residents >*>“ r 1 1 t. inoisr lo advertise i, under the d im t io nuf the Medical ST. PETERSBURG, Fla., Oct. 24 W A S H IN G T O N PRODUCES ' nm, jt has nlso been demonstrated and Mr. Walsh has large property in- ^ ^ ^ ^ conHtru, lion uf , and Research Council, the object of study A large attendance marked the f l E MOST L F M R K R thut , he Rotary Clubs have done much ^ , ^ , >f hiRhwny „o llh . #_:__ II.. antril terests here and is a l« y « l Sanford j f , being to lenrn what particular danger ing here today . of the two days’ ._ ; itowani causing a more friendly spirit TO DISCOIRAGE STATE ROAD S MA L L SIZE IS INACTIVE XMAS C A R D S ....... u’- t.„,-h is to mankind, and to supply the vention of the Florida Realtora of Bradontown on Rond No. 5. Acand YVnshincton Is now, and with theel between between tho i o « people f v -,-.- o -*•f Orlando ----------------- --- -------- ---------, , . * „„ schools With cultures for stu- soelatlon. Representatives o f « exception of 1014 has been since 1905!Sanford and each club t b i U with, one _ T S . Huff and littleicepted Madison county »-»•*» “ , st udy important town in the state are the lending lumber producing state. •another every week not ' j ' nrrived in the o .y front ll,-r , I «" u « hi (*.„,d numbers. . Oregon stands next, then comes Lou- to the membershtp -vernges hut add .bug . 1 ^ ^ ^ ....... . lh(. vvmte, b.ghway from Sow a " .... ■ ^ Tl* I " ’’ who .* -till salt,led with j..,)| n lK „ (;o V ,;||.( HR1ST ROBisiann, Mississippi, California. Ar m(r to the better * ' k guests of the Montezuma. N "ti -"II J,H " " ' I .-c! sv-ing and a Ivn a , h**eolates kunsas, A la b a m a . Texas. North Faro- broader a n d .more opttm.stle outlook i h« re a ## g ............ ...... hv BED Mr. Huff is accompanied by ' has l ‘ Georgia luu r"garded as terribly obi fashioned lina, Florida, Wisconsin, each of for the future, Willinms, of New York, who is con•Hr Tfc» * M i«U tr < r w n l \---M CITY. ,-hich produco more than a billion feet ~ , __ „«,omont« nected with the firm o f Appetson ic - - • t»ct. 24. Mrs. Jatne4 hv her set. which SAVANNAH. Ga.. OcL 24.— I »f lumber a year. I V ‘will bo. noticed! LONDON, (^ t . Z F -A r r a n g e m e n ti fnlJt um, table distribu-.t Hobk.rk of Cornet, bnvrrmg Wtween former e e „ ,m ____ ,uch ns .. Mlnne-I..'^ ,,re,enl.-d i- m i y __ wy ___ Michlgah, PenM^lvania and Nc-y NCW York, do not apposr In the firs t elpvr e l l t j here tod.y. ' cn states at s i r j s , „ tonl toto-^tlon o - f - l '- d * ' ’ ’ ’ on.i ■>«« s'-* b‘ ck' 1nt in some etr b-s it is about as we! to the police that he wan robbed y .................... ............... . .......... **k™ > " » ' terday with suicidal intent. Sha said Co,ne us u mother-in-law who has terday m the Savannah Union S U 4 .* -1•“ she gave “ "some h of it to her bahy S halso. l “ ,J"! done the same. , of b*s liurac containing $70. �... ■ f* . f; ' ’ * ** » ■ ‘ p a g e s ix c iid ii ' I* Saturday nftemoon in relcbra if her birthday anniversary. '* children attended the matinee, Wl,nessing W esley "F re ck le s" Barry, m "S< I.... I Hays" a fte r the show they rtturn.il t.. the home of the hostess s The following saying in at once _____v quoted ,t.... ............ widely nnd characteristic „of him: ."lie who denies tho Brother h..«.d ..f Man is ns much an infidel as he who denies the Fatherhood o f (leal." *■ Mr Ahhutt was horn in Box bury, M n ii/ .m i a I . ^ ' ** * y Phone 217-W ■if - A V f**lnf I ! " y anjwhrrr» ' ■or" *r«mlng "« r» The house whs 11 'J,•-Du .h r refreshments. . .. . ®r If x « « or* r mertaining, writ iH’iUililiilly uct'oratctl with it 11 uprt.t of Mull" " ‘ V » novelties U r g e Jack,, a* KT^aiiy . p „ „ i « i > d . _________________ I .miters, witches, and other spooky ^ things, Ice cream, cake .mil candy S O C IA L C A L E N D A R weie served and each tiny guest was Mass. Mis ember 18, 1S.I5. in IHf.T he iii/iiTit'il Alihy Kranrcs Hamlin who ........ .. I9t»7 By her Dr Abbott had n\ children, two o f whom ,Ernest II l.awrence F . were associated with him in the management of the Out K-'ver, n .lac ko banter filled with c and Monday I th e s S O C IE T Y -? . u iio ,fcSaiti»4»:vv 4 & & »* * & < .ith.di. AAom,n- at look - .it) i«>s ns a favor ._________________ ___ *’ Tuesday V W E A T I1 E R * C I I A N G E S C A U 8 E S IC K N E S S E ilU M : THIS WEEK IN : SANFORD Extreme chnnge o f weather during Fall cause mnny colds nnd coughs. For quick relief frofti throat, chest to nnd bronchial trouble, coughs, colds, and croop use Foley’s Honey nnd Tnr. to 8b tei Id itt Contains no opiates— ingredients — :----printed on the wrapper. Largest sellMonday ing cough medicine in the world. “ Folt> m - Regular drill Medical Corps **)’ * Haney and Tar is the most pirnsHonda National (iuuid at the t ourt ,in*. ttn(l efficient remedy for coughs and colds that I ever saw," writes Molise. s nj ^ | meet ' 1 ( ) ( ) Wm. Jones, El Darn, Illinois. Sold , , , . ' KU 111 ,,u' u,*\ • ' everywhere.— Adv. vj. r lodge at masonic Mall. , I I*, m.— Meeting of Westminster ( |tl|, ,,f the Preshyterian Church at -— I’ alipi tto a x r , H oward Smith. m irixiu.r -of Mrs. ' ’ " 11 " ____ ______________ m f HO Thr ti.'ir lm r d 1‘ rraa i A griping s* woman xxb.. 'c r y gate' detective \1 « ' < . h o n o iu ig Miss Ll.-aiior Roberts >’«>»t--rd I - k fm the big bargains ai in toiuori..xx•- Daily Herald a c ii ; mi n«‘ \i at |». in. i* ritiay Ht r «t .. .. .. , ... ,, . . Mr. \\ t.reep o f Tampa (\\ ith the Western I moo Tel C „ • was m the • - x X. - teidax g r . . ting „|,| fCl, It,I \\ f« « iul» Jlay at Fourth Paik r»*»m noon on M ,1 g it, • , .in,| paient- .1 a n itn l In i >• -T, i,lay lio in tlie u horn, in - t e d.er Vii], . n and " M «> ' I' ** • f ,n< Hu in.,i U Par) I 1*. .in* ' * kS 1 lea I , . X ,11,i 1 Mi •■.Mi > ! .1 . *■*d;, ’.X u l hit- in - • . o|||,e, let] xx ill, Hi !• ......................... . . . ••nil.,,r.,. .. . . ' '' ' n • ' ' , xi , ,t : In i. t • h-.i g. \\ ciidh-i ef t ii land,, was m t he t xx:il -p, ml • ..................... d Mi [ ‘* A AA 1 ,•i , M . % . ' I . ' . I• W : •.•• rnrv A id r tb m ,i i j l Mr .1 , I It a k , i • ’ Mi 'i V' ' x. i. ,.|.,x H* • . '! • • • •' M a i' • • f • .,• ,g. \|.. \ t Ial I a and p. illit • >p' " ling MI I I . xa 11- x 11 1*■' ' ' l.xan-xi. 1r .1 . . fr -""I " i •• * UM • *i » •!.. ,f, , r i . r .in • t III* til" '• H„ 1 v If i i* Ii. ! . o.r Ho 1 Ml d." kil l ,|1 on, \ r ' M * M r i i.t XX.1 ., i . nun.it la.xxei of tan, M in ’ • Mitn.i -tritl xx., |»,||l.f l.||M i » ’ ?i. u i » I •■ ml.,...'. ......... . I • || \« . !!• •X I 1•t t| \ U i •' i,. , •• l i ■ ■ » ?* f - II f' « d.,X f l: \ I • t. . h. , |)i. gut ......................... • •' ' • ■ I ' i ■ g y' 4*»t *• iJ#c ,. 1 -*: « |.! • •: fr& j •o£ i i: * M ., I • . S£rif; «*1?.7,• j£; g i • ld ■-> .* ',.< i * M L#f ; i! •i * .i J ik i i 1 on ' ' ‘ "M 1 ' .,|| ||,,.„ "• -'• Mill of the - i ■ \e,X York I'M* “ U * ?•*?•If’fl ' * ii 1 fr. If * nu-etmg — _____________ 1_______________ W A N T E D —Carpenter wants to do [ > " ur huihlmg or repairing. Save mousy by writing Box 171 Sanford Elks ' ’ ' STROI I I \ lit M ' Hnrgam I' “ ;•) " ‘ p , O r '^ n C l _ 1. I hearing orang t t ' 11 A **- grype fruit guavas. • It., from Mid t. Vj . S iim p iC t fruit hi , i hid, ! M. D.’s, having complct1" -S « ■ . ' pr It e -i mil ‘ the Abrams course Li ■..... . .,f H,. \aide/ hist winter at I* risen,. Nut’ l Guard, t ourt Hrnise ■ad 1 ill he! ... ' • > B ,* in, A|. u ' ............ . r li.i,,,*•• , ! Id X biii.t,,,, , |„. rn,,„..| (llt,k ,lU hrt i x. ung ....t„„„ ..f ||r, . |, in a r ' 1 .. i tf . I he | • Mil, f...| |,r II. Il 'll sill*.I, 1,1,s (tls r|, Ilf. n real i - Ba., . ..m m ,,,. • ... Aluminum I ruys and Wa t e r p,t. her- hax,. arr.xed a „ d some sp,, - I ioxxii c h ro n ic d is e a s e s F le e tr o n ie b v R e a c tio n s f '•i.iy. Sj th e o f A b ra m s. M . III.,Ii ■ I .till Hoi r«7ft .'-ft, i i|»P»y i ..•-for id •*» Tf I ! It,, A,,,, it, . ' ' 1 ■ i A >u, .-t i, < I ii,\ \ 1 •I . l • l'"|.idai • MV u. ---------------------------------------------- 1---- L borders la I'Dlt R E N T — Three room apartment fourth mile H 't, I I • xMlard agalitsf MXX. ikn.-s I... kepi sax mg ' Wc<I.| ng Idi .-• If a* pr. | ,re.| f "r Hi. - eier„.,„i I’.in -• iti Hg nig f,ir til. . fnir, l. tie . nine i „ an,-flier ■I.nr. h xx )i..r,. , ,,,.,|.|n"g xxua in progr, • r) . l: ; Ill-foie Market at ' Large Shipment of New Music J. H. HINTERMISTER PIANO (U (lie ] 7 p tf, xSanford’s New Store- IMione 127 The Churchwell Company 10 Stores in (>eor^ia- I <1nre in Florida |- .' I ■ t. e g I ' l l |l - I M l A A M11 , : • -l lx •• g A d,, . . . .. i M, HAS fAORE WOMEN M M at,.: Sr» Bat to It Gradually tle.nj EquaT. Ired in the Far Northwest Po*. session of America Mtli.,1 I I A M AN 111- \ I At ’, 1 • ,1 . . i. 11 M . “ P 5!*1 1,,r .. ,, 11 \n day , ,-lehration. in Sanfo rd tb. Woman' • Itib ..i Sanford. *»•!"?•♦ » l. Ali 1 .lit . . I. " I ' In f.n I ||, i • t. t ' I '. • Iclplil , I. e,.|,*t ). i <f, • ‘ It ix at,,ii ! B l-x ......nil, i, |..,rie,| .......... ■ • •• n o nM i on i u ‘"••'•".-u.,.,1 xx as m. „.M„,c.t ALASKA K . . !7;i :t, per . I f g 1 11,. f ,,f f ) . ,i 1i llig n I bell eat f a I lie i boin, i ft i a t i n plt-aant . i -if lie ,,- a s , , , t Ue-t- ,,f Mr, . ,1,-1 Ii • g. *' ' AA lo-tber nt.»|ern gtr's AI Atrlflx ID i M I 1 l In AM.. at • ■.' ■t | ■i ■ ■ in. r, .|. . ■ •|v ... \ • i to,. -I . .r -> M • • f 1•V | V * •b< 1 . . . It. -i* if f, ................ -ill ?»••! M, ,| ' !, ■ . ,„|„L. * in? •• * 1 i*\ .• 1 f » 1- • f ’ ' * * f • ‘1,* * • •, I?- • * •' '•♦•!? » • « |•f UMlO ‘ ' 1 1, 11J * •*» , I*«* fiiiiii'itr »•’ ntni - *4» 1•■? ........ * lit Hie t-ital pi.p,,ii, » • ll ?ll I ill it. ha- moxed a- foil,,a lit lin»l in lp|,l _ |i 1* in I'.ijn Jka:. Indn-lr ally x Ugei.l, | \ / X I' t - I t.l 1o i,!*•• -t II,t loll •Hi h. t, i nit nt xx ., k m man v fl« III' > ii*-Ial ” f f a ,' r at. J, -t , -it ire o f „ r I t . link, , and farnitx ............ tlieir h*tine g.-r la il a.ii> f . „ . it y , ,tnte • nmx lli,<_Jg..a, ...... I ,.( ii„'N*^rrl, „ r> ,| on 1‘ainn tto .,x, u,nl ex,-,, mtei n it n,ua! t -folio, and t- '^,s,,.r» ixjio i„..xe nio 11, region xx., ■ a* tlxely inter, -teil m many xxlit, i b.*i, r>,iii 11|a. -ax - ,!i*. report. A 1* .iltl.n t l o (aide I ' It, pig a t , , ig "Hu i - ir.< ludmg -,„ n t u - for , luld. Ill .ird'lig to ,lo- Sxrio us,. Herat,I a^.,. • d to tnk, i .h i " f t he t;,n> \ xxoi k in 11 ■ n il and pi i s,*n i* form , . Iiarity organ 'iV r b a p s Mi,. ■llstril.iiiii.,, ,.f ith -■•X ,l,t,.— ,,,. Ii* ate- ap ■ that xx ill be in display at the i/atloii-, f oi e- l t y a-so, nit loii- and the l,ldll7„t1o,, ,.| p>.pul.tin.,i t on ril i y Fail. i). t 27. It xx ill be to Ai iie * ii a r R id ' , ,.- - .' II, ^ t X Ill P...O ||III* -ex rut,..- l.y •tg. gi.tiiptrie inten t of ex, I v xxoinall t,( look In Abbott xxa- known not only t<> XX., e | •f ( A nml more , >,.......... age. tin- taid, oxi , and buy your Xmas In- f i n, i d- and «■< xxorker- but |o ( be :t"i '• in i •» '"H • ....at. — 1»x.**, 1y gift .a lly Kllullx o all donation pul.In a- xi.’ l ., rational optimist I*. Ho m . i lilt' in. , ,*nr- ..f . .• : 71 1 I t i|e■ ........ I • A l r t ' AA I Lau gh x female- under i ,x,-i ,m years of on, xx In. oes , leal lx present obstki le- to rlld epiB. but ,' confident ( lint the age, pm 7 lo.ili— to I,si leiuules Dlie o f the features |o, the ghlld i t c a t i f e furies pi so, lety are maki ng They Gated Wi th Scorn. t o i i iidax at tin AA'oman'-. < Inb Day for the freed. >ni and happiness o f man, It was my llr»t J..I, in „ library I fe.-tivitus XV, 11 |>e the Story Hour tin and mU't prexail XXIIS pi, exeniug duly, and ufler hours iler t i e iliriMlioi, o f Mr- l R Kirt I he ardor for spiritual a r h ic v n u c n t , I xxas going to donee. I ll admit my t| l,‘ \ .Mrs. K ir tle y needs no mtroduf k**|it him nlxxays at big'h points o f <>li thoughts were more e,„,< ,.|,rrated on ff Dan, and the parents are prged to set vat ion and explains in a measure the dance than on my work bring all the children to enjoy this the harmony he was able to eatahliah A erusty old mnn came id and delightful story hour Don't* forget bet xvecu himself and his work, which usked for a certain book 1 xxent back '| the time, -I o clock xxa h prodigious for a man o f sliphl to the Marks Raxed at the shelve*, -------physique and small muscular strength. but didn't see It. " I am sorry," I said,' glibly " I , ‘* Ki ' »* *I M-'- * I i * \ e f 7# B ’ x' of >| » I Atlanta, l!u . aild M a i lin g_ gj ”* . ’ , " U!'<’ .... .. . ‘ AA'« It iL* 1 <)!.' snxved and i.ir), I w u m .m , t H K l livered in Ka■ f p m Regular meeting Rt-lukah O r l a n d o , F lo rid a , a n d amount and I- . i But r. ml pc, ,p le 1,0,, • ■ > i .ig, ,,t Mas.,,,,, iiaii a r e e q u i p p e d a t b o t h o f - ,ery r > in order i> tun l, | Id a re |„ i , i . plainly, Nt.ite . ■ 1 licit I • m ;:•»». D . „ „ , a, Parish House 1 ,c < ? s t o m a k e b l o o d t e s t s ...... mixe............... . is xxar ', i ■ J,i. ..r i-,.i - i , i, • • Bx St Agne- < *til \ llln'.. ford. n Fla I: • i an d trea t a cu te a n d f-ni. , , i: ,iiu M.-. ). ml. ,.llx Hi* - 1 t • i .f , |( e . v •’ •! •• I la .......... the gu. sl, xx.,|T,.,| tbrougl, •f.. I . rei i orn i ol.grHfulute.l Hu imppy ■.mple and fto-n returned hi 111ii ll Is p l e a - n u n r,, |,|N h.t - Im h iti ■i tV l :* , '-ml, |>^| ' ■ ’ •■ - \ l . .XX.ilKH XX|t|l ! '* ' .......... . n . - ; U I ’?»»‘V t ■* 1‘ • ^1' <* t f i ,( ( ,,»t • | , »f \J r » M’ I*, a .. t. \t • |; • • gb MH im \ '• . ,. ■ I TV H u Ite of the loiinorlsts |s familial !<• Bund. Fla I|v Ml ll's -ir.ti .■ liiividx efltlires |,U t " ' '• - Ir.r. ,, '„.|,.s h>s |.„ . ,, * i * • |.| a. "■ *” ” ' n,,r' B L l . pliiilu • . IB xx a ., ' -IS' .................................... ' Hi, I in. ..Ii II ii*. ,nd n s' , aIi.| i , .......•, . s ‘ J* 1 If •‘ M" Mir i n .,n.| . - d M• \ ! Mu g , ,| .............. . ,. ,| M M t.i i'i ‘ ‘ D it i .!■. x t ' .• i , i f -. i I! , I ,t I *' * ‘ * * , MMif t • \%i » •. • t . « hi? * 1 i' * ’ ; '.* r ' ‘ ♦ : M, 't • I. f ID ,... )i..|.. . I tX r 1 ■ ) i -.g I It, l. ■I b • Ii g i , 1• i d "• ). Dig )..f . , ' •• lit t'te cult. r 1,1- ||-e o f |,|- . at f X| M R " ‘ h • B «k. r ° *dt» \ !53B jlL j u u iv »n r ................ .. .. ‘ ,tr' at ' lul* House. MANY ARE ABS EN l-M IN U L U -pm. Regular drill, |i., Flu. _ Nut Guard at Court House. Great Number* N t t - b of ^ " People ^ . , .................. Just at N' “ Thursdax Aberrant at the Famout Profettor • hi p. in. Si liool ,,f instruction, of the Jokesmlth*. M.isniii, Lodge No i!2, Ma-oni, Hall. I be ab-eot imiiibsl professor, fax or- p. m Rand Rehearsal, JAlt h Inf • and. 11 t '• '>•)- " g T.-i tri . p. 1 T .ir. \ut" I *.,■*.f -Imp xvhit h hi 1 f *• ♦»••• in Hie >,. 1 , tut III e l ie i- *, |„. - Mil ii ■•• c lit. g * H.. i . W. • I i • -i I I • all. i .1 \\ a> ........... I V. i , . .t I I 11 .1f •. | |. r I ’ ; Mo ,• • h f M l i B, Mi - p Tomorrow — 1. 1.,.b . "Stenographer,” rare' . ---------- ----------------- - b • 'it un f r. it i m Two-Pah < »inedy - tup. m Hand Rehearsal. Ladies’ W A N T E D AT t)N ('F ^ -R es p u n slh le R I s 'r ^ fS 1 lu ll'd a y A l l ' l ied Ila ig c i ami Mrs I R K N I t l N , N. .1. Oct. 23. At th< llaiid at the Court ourt House. ...... ....................................................... *=~^'— —... ■ ' A-jltjWj I < lim k le « f I ong\xf' 0.1 xva» -in . settled mnn. capable of handling i n - ' •I B I. jiwsoii w ill entertain .it request o| Supreme Court .Instil e Wednesday ’ be ' ity today «>n business. bridge at the home o f the latter on , ; {vvn rt ................... » - w r c k . y ' . u „ e h e « „ Ki . i uf Park axe , at iblH) p. in compliment mg M'i I loxvai ■! p. Smitii U- U U a '"* & - f Turn t'lgatii.n'rif the H ^1-'A!Ill" m u r d e r '" a'J " ' " a V ‘ Ul’ ^ ‘ ‘'k T " s h 1'' H . T ” ' V° ' V K ir" ' “ nd Sunf,,rd , I , n t e r n , l s l «*r. ' ' i f H.' ColII 1-Md.iy Mrs. MUude ..................... . f - , V C U « t S at tan L i S d a House,-A tlo n i. y General M,-Cran dvput».Hl , ; un' Mr- «• W Spencer will emi-riain ' L " W illuir It Mott, o f F-st x counix - ... U! .1 'li-« < llaiieotis > bowel at tin d.putx attorney general in charge „ ( «, I o n , ,,f tb, f,omer m Magiiol.i I ndu. xx.11 b, i lug tr.nl rig day in <h< , as,- r ii « ,ti f •h i i h t P) tajry t'lul. at the Valdes Hotel. SI PR E M K C O l ’ R T A SSU M E S " 30 p m. School o f instruction, " A N T E D Boy with wheel, 327 S a n -' Cum mix and I mill weather. C HAIM .K HA1.L .MILLS t \SE . Masnnn Lodge No. <12, Masonic Hall. f'»rd Avenue •I TO ,I2tp wt|, , _________ .... -------Wednesday — L itera tu re Mepartnu-nt Maybe we eel that " iL meet at ( lull looms at 11..it) p. II.*XX , m ' i .. 12.Mi noon.-Weekly Luncheon, Ro- ; IV ° f _ ! ! ? " •_______________________ 17»-3tpI •“ Paid Back ; ---- - - v- ’l i » * ' ' i> ,t‘l K “THE INVISIBLE LOCALS ^ ^ N . Too Late to Classify M • i '- ; 0 BObSK I• I Little Miss Wight had as hers twen Fresh Rye. White Graham and eti Sis ial Department will have ty four little girls, and was recipient tire Wheat Flour and all kinds of . , , , , , ,. . .. a bridge pal ,t> at. ... the ( tub Mouse, " f many lovely gifts and good wishes, flesh Pam tike flour mnv on sale at .............. . . . at : 10 | in xvith Mr» .1 11 Wood ri iluci d pm i » I polar Mnrkt t r i ff it> ho-te-s *ca ‘ '* ’ * Mrs. Claude Howard's, 703 W. Third. W <'it • 'ij.iy Mis. Il. tir y Purdoll will ^ < 30 p. m.— Band rehearsal. Ladies' , ciili rtaili (lie tueiiim'i s o f the Amu ^ J!‘ >"•■" '' a g i nta China dinner«-et llt r „ urt „ ouwt. W A N T E D - By young lady, position /us l l l i d g c .lull at tier home on ^ 'PC. ml price this week. ? ’..Y00 at M. Tuesday " s »U-nogrnpher. experienced in law ®18ft-3Sj a i* tm i ; ! . n-J h W i t • XXM• Everybody whether club member or resident are asked to come out and have your dinner with the Cluh wornen Friday at Fourth Street Park It will be Cafeteria style x«, you can buy ns much or as little as y„u xvnnt. Don't worry over a 1ioi -tox,. I inlay xxlien you can liax, the n,*.-| delicious dinner <u,t in the . ....I fr. -h air at the **•*k bridax Before starting on xvhat might be calleu bis ministerial career, he, in collaboration with his brother, wrote, two novels; "Conccut Burners'* and ’'MiVtbcw Caraby." J His most important volumes arc ' I I, Result of ^iiiancipation in the I ,tiled St.it,*-," "1)l<| Testament Shad .xx' of \,-xx I -lam ent Truths," " A Layman's Story," "Dictionary o f Reli gums Knowledge," 'A Study in Iin lilit I I I D A \ I’ .A It I A mnn Nature," "Thv Theology o f nn Little Miss Billie Wight, the win- Evolutionist," "The Evolution of sumo daughter o f Mr- and Mrs. Hal t hristinnity,” "Social Problems,'’’ und JVight entertained a number o f h e r ' ‘‘ Problems o f Life," not In." ...."lie gave me n long. Misplcloua look” ! — my expression must have been pnr- 'I tlrtilnrly blank— nnd unlk.-tl hack to the shelves. "Here's the book," be sold xvltb the I lltmosf -corn In Ids voice " I , |n II,e rigid p h i , " .lust si Hds crucial moi,,,.oi in ' « -ille.| rbe chief llhrnrlnn o f « hoin I stand In awe I , -hol t m-xer forget my feelings ill the concent rated dis­ dain xvltb will,'ll they gnx.sl at ,nr.t ’ldcngo Tribune. The Herald delivered, 15c per week. SHOES! SHOES!! SHOES!!! ( HIIJ)S BROWN AND BLACK KIO BUTTON Sizes ,‘U , (o .■> Sizes 512 to 8 $1.75 ' CHILD’S PAT LEATHER KID TOP BUTTON Sizes 5*/2 to 8 $2.50 . CHILDREN’S BROWN LACE Sizes 9 to 12 $3.00 MISSES’ BLACK KID LACE - 1 2 '/ 2 to 2 $3.50 $3.50 THE CHURCHWELL COMPANY First Street SELLS it for LESS Welaka Block * • \ / * Jr .............. .. i A- ; t ••■, •.*' •4*. y- ^*-1 * m t . �T U E S D A Y , OCTOBER 24, 1922 !- HANFORD HAH Y W ir U IU J D rtlL 1 work is needed, thnt stricter enforce- "w e re , but nil constituting n steady (pent of laws should be made and last nm* debilitating drain on the state's but riot least that the growing popu- greatest industry. lotion needs more real work of all "Not until the citrus industry of kinds done , l t does not especially 'Florida, in every detail, is ut least 7 5 r U M U IN E H S point the moral of non-church work l" ‘> cent co-operative; not until the m. j . i i o i x r . . . ---- -—- ----Kdiior f,,| some of thosein the headlines , ‘‘tints grower sof the state have learnH. J , L I L I . 4 U D S w r T 'ir r - T f r u o r T r were among the church workers, it *‘d that the only way to get maximum II. A. K I E L . __ ... O r n r r a l ) l a u ( t r does not show the lack of moral train returns from their crops is by co-operP i n t I d a u p t o 0|AO I*. H. ing for suiiie of them were of the ative buying of fertilizer, co operative A l r r r l l s l K g llulru H idr Known an A p p l l r n t Ion highest intellectual standards; it does lacking and packing, cu-o|icrutive U w i i M i l i ’ P___ (ir r a iju io i u > * u r r U‘ d show the luck of good home in- shipping, and co-opcrativc marketing rhune a z »- w after a p. »». fluenre for jom e of them were peo- directed by a corps of experts on the pie who had all of the l i k a r r l l l U a I’ r l r e I n A d v a n c e best that job in every big distributing center, 6m Tear--- ---- ---- ----------- SO.(Hi homes could supply. It does show, W>H the citrus industry in4 Florida be ■ I s K o s l h i ____ _____ _________ 3 .0 0 prufitahle basis. P ' l l r r r H In C i t y k , C u r r i e r low e v e r , that the crime wave that on a permanently ° * * < > - » * ....... ........— ----- IB Ceata.hu* been sweeping over the country \ This is proven by the success of the Th « bi« IX- <o iH-p«Cr Wrukljr iirr- for some time must be stopped and I California growers in obtaining mnxou4 'pu* !,1Uah"u' r , r r y "Trida 7 . oVrrr^ 1 *U |1 aR of those who have broken 'tntim efficiency in the handling of **•*»« .fu'e* ■ » < » “■ over the barriers of good government their crops from the grove— or "ortteu. lu pullltru- 11.0 0 per nild. .. . .. —_I - h _ l___1J I .M11 .Ffl. Him r. It. (I. nrl If nil .I V .«n . .in.i Ifaran 4a I 1. _fuur, — alw _Uruioerullu ■ ays la I advance. -U Trail stx'ial en.iii, ..i « a. .1 us the say on the Slopo— to the nnd the standards should be rchard,' Co-operation in producing ■ ■ M H F . I I T 1 I K ASMOC'l A T K I ) P I l B l I plnced where they belong or they will consumer. T h t A s s o c i a t e d P r e s s la s x c l u s t v e l y Cf contaminate the whole social fnbric. varieties desired, i^ picking nnd riklU krd 4m r u t f»»rf (hr *ftrrnM n to again take up their residence this section. pirtpi Sun H e r a l d B o l l d t a K . lOT A t f , l » l * r l JTU, THE HERALD PRINTING CO. ! v nil w. II win. TU N N IC L IF F E A C T IV E HE Most II HA I)— II. I*. S M IT H <;(>ICS T il \V. I'A l.M IlK A C Il Sevcrul changes will take place in the personnel of the Peoples Hank, the same to become effective on N o ­ vember first W. H. Tunnicliffe becomes the first vice-president and ac­ tive head of tho hank and E. W. Hawkins will become the cashier. H. P. Smith, the former vice-president nnd cashier has accepted a position as managing director o f the Pnlm Bench Hank & Trust Co., nnd will leave for his new position November first. W. II. Tunnicliffe comes to * W , Mwa°dUpatTh%sf 0 M ^ n U^ l,“ t it" o l " s h o W 8 th,,t the laws should be packing, in shipping, in marketing; Sanford with many years of experi»ot otherwise credited In this paper more rigid in dealing with all those and co-operation as well in advertising *na *i*o toe meal news publlfttied • ” erce ns a hanker nnd business man. herein who commit these crimes regardless 0,1 11 nation-wide scale and t h r o u g h A l l r t x l i t a o f r e - p u b l l c a t l o n o f s p e c i a l rtf who t h * may he and last but not practically the entire year. The facts Formerly of New York City where he, , , . . , , d isp a tc h es h erein a r e also re s e rv e d wns engaged in the prnctcie of law lenst it again shows thnt all good. 1,rt‘ proven, practically demonstrated, , . . i for many years he came to Usceola, Officei IIKIIAI.D nUlLniM Cl. Phone id God-fearing, stalwart, patriotic citi- in every real 75 per cent effective c u - j1. . , . zeiis of America must stand Tor the operative organization of the kind in tounl' lU| " J , iir : 4 ‘,K" 1,r’ Hs >e,n 7v?*Uactive in the business and hanking strict enforcement of all laws or the Hm United States. Co-operation is of that county helping to or­ * _ country will eventually go to the dent- " lint enables the California people to 4lr< t;!’ The outlook for the winter season is mtion limv wows that have been talk sbip by water through the Panama <‘u- Know tho Hank of St. Cloud and beone of the best in the history of tht- , d about for so many years, nnl and to reap all the advantage of ‘" 1 cut and i irtctiii country. Get yours by going after It m time to read the front page lower rates nnd bulk shipments, com- s|m‘ ,1” " ‘" r' ,,n,I Mrs. Tunni the business. today and to ponder upon just what I'1,ting on at least an equal footing ' *1,1 ' tu "n ......... and beeonie a purt o f the social and o the world is coming to and wluther with Florida citrus fruits, notwith­ business life o f the city'tak ing apart­ Associated Press dispatch says that art we drifting? standing the far shorter distance boments in the Welnka block and mak­ large sums o f money are seeking in The lav enforcement of the prohi- twi n the Florida grower and his ing then futuie lioine here. M ay he so, m a y b e so, hut lotion laws will do m o r e i n w a r d t h r o w - m a r k e t ? vestment K. 11 Hawkins, the new cashier,, we do not ee it hen mg down the bars on all laws than " U hi n b lorida citrus growers oper­ has been ri tin- banking business for --------- o---any one thing. In flout the law in ate all the way through on at least a many >i .. i in t for the past fifteen • * p e r t e n t b a s i s t ,f i o o p e i a t n ■n , i n " Opt h e ggates |s tIn n|'i tiII tthe a t e s in itt an The State Highway Hnui ipell ■ to "rte pilot' |S vein i -n cashier of the Stale t e n d -u i'll d o i t a l o p e r • •<111 I i . . * n , it i s o. *nnllyy a,i ., p u. - t io"i mi of day at r.iltaha-?-e YV e I e : hey " t i n i .usd tt Hank • k . 11 -•w 1 " . b* Mi g r a m p a n t it |ii -••lit, w all 11 fl eight i ..I'' - "ii open il with pi.iyi-r Mi .n! ’ no w lo B o t h \Ji - I l u n n l i f f e a n d H aw n o M h t in hi i li.l t ,1, l e i s t h e r a l i i i ai l d r o p to levels in ltip ar o f t h e el ni 111 the strength they •an git ki ns h . n e pur . ba s ed s toc k in t he P e o ­ •m m u n i l y m in ni i i w a y o i a n o l h e i lie With the set v ne rendered by the ples Hank a n d wi t h t h e s a m e i t r a n g Sunfoid vv ill nev n be a :ty by any tin laws of the land will not b [■ I'll riHIlonds. Writ'll the mc| cased use of fiimii t.tl leu k i n g t h a t t h i s h an k h a s li I S I mo . let 11 all-portal ion show its invar backbiting or dog in the m ngi i meth foil ed pi .my p a i t n ul.u a l w a y s t-n |o\ mj it s h o ul d f o r g e a h e a d inble effect in rail FTites, Watch the otis of business. It should he a pull *1' " “ Le up! in t h e to \.t few y e a r s a n d b e c o m e one O (' 'till of scientific distribution, rath altogether front everyone inti re-ted of tin t- t in the- p a r t of t h e s t a t e a-i H I • i than 1lie haplia/aid method of glut in the development of tin- itv T h e n< - f f i i e r s and d i r e c t o r s elect r Ra ring ope market and tarving .mother eit at tbi t iTii-eliog are as follows1! R-a Ynd Wnteh the F'lorida iitius g i o w i l Owsley, the ■aninandi i I ■h' .1 F \ • • t - -i v pi I'snli-nt ; \\ I '" 1' I ')■ g I ' ’ -I pi O- pe 1ITy ! hilt American ! i-r v • I,. I . r ■ i-m ■ • ! v; • p r* - n l i - n' , I ti ■ I 0 ,1 jii't "Inn i h 1' * oi i- \ i , ,- p r e s i d e n t . F •I it ri,. , il TKi. tt bill ti • I! 11 • tm i m - ! wi t h lb* |t ,| I ||. zation u d i . Ml \ • g<-r ’Ii no n .i d 1 I1 ri * ». U * ■ 1 .1 i. 'I I niamh‘ 1 R-a fU V\ I 'll II Si ' -ggJUl o|| -t I I I ri n I III. . t i ; 1* l i p 1 1 11 i : i! a e. 11 ■I Mil; I n|{ vi v ItK I I i n . l I IV) \ l K New pi —*j ■11 ^ .|*l i r Ml i j,■ i 11 • ■ " f t h e I ' copies Hank ’ i.< m.11 s< 'r ,{ f l s 11 l N coming ’ . umi -Ii ! are now •II ovet i he #700,(1(111 i na t k 11 .. of f e i ttt.i. h il l u I v, hang He ut • inr and fl:, i.k a n d t in1 m vv b o a r d of ■I It' e IO, along t \t t \ In i* nr ft t 11ru ,i,i. 11 dll is I ■ ■I, -•t In ighl and , f \ if • ! ,'Lt dock bll' II, f " 1 1 i r i •i t h r ■ t u ■V V II I pi'"'! > ' 1 i Ii snineth'tng tb.u ' h* i ! i i " i,:- • .,11,1 , . I ' l l i* ? an j n i.i 1 1 1 a d* tentu n " f »h« 11 > 0 ri., h- i-|,fir *s .if nlI - . „ l l l l I I t u| ;t ib 1 Ho » * The ' i» • i -Mi }■t i l l til, l r vv l i nt 1 * f.. j Prominent People Come Publicly and Testify For llcneflt of Others I1 1 i i A t 5- ;U" I ',IA. nev a. < M ? it id I , night find ' men hJltlf ^1,. i:, M, millet ■ .(f rt,, 1i Commi • * 11, Pi- ii, , the fn , iib,■ii M|, Woman'Ii 1 sb I >..y I 1I'l.lV Week This i- llie enthusiasm and g, t ing t n Siu i, i ,t T W'.iV I h- I " ■: i» * r i.i i'.H I It. At M *4 ^iif * ' 'M I le>. ' ui if ni r u n l* r t ; 1 r ,* Tfn ll 1 '• . • «J 4'r . "« ‘ M [ ,r. ■•r f f i' i .1 1 -ft ,1 t i g I t . . ' 1 Mg YIII 1! Yi Iv Iff I d ' . YI. u i * i1 1 tu i, THE THRILLS OF THRIFT * Those who have not experienc­ ed the sensation of starting a thrift account with the Peoples Hank of Sanford, and watching il ui'ow week by week, have yet to know the possibilities and thrillof such a joy. The desire to accumulate is as old as the world- and it is a com­ mendable desire. You need hut a dolhir to open a savings account with flic t- i n H, ,i.i Fll M i 1I'J t * \ Tu M 1 F . i .,| i' i ' ! 1 .11 f i 11»i .it L'h ! 1 ' ■, *’ • ' I I bi h lb. \ t \S I ll EK \Mil,I N KF it s H 1) 1. I N • . ,i t i i- M, r 1 ’ Ol Vel sill . Ho F r i n , e s s I h f i'ii " i i i ' f i . ' - 1 i • M'<| i. ft II - I do.i Mui pl ip. K a ' e ' \ i rii 11 >tr wai I l I' 11 ■ M i ' i i ,( I ip u n n d o t h e r play I '*>sl I p' I ‘ I r . i , , , 1 ' I , p ■ ! TIn tea i \ ’ i , •> t , . p n ol real prominence. All-star this . iiid t h e J o u r n a l b u s e x p r e s s 1 which happens t'> lull ,iii s.itmday of I e l i g m stiivlv is this year. The stim w i l l , | ....... liur , I i t s e l f f r e q u e n t l y n n d c m p h l i t e a l l y G l a d '- Id kwell was n t nr foi tun ilig the day hul will b. ■pen t i n I 1 1 g n 1 1 1 - 1 ni, V po] 1 1 1 . .i | , , i g a i n ' it e m f o r > o i n p . i n v t'O t h t i o Veals The Inst 'to b. I|, | 1• | ■|li , | . (I i ] ,| , , 1 l|,> day night hefute !■■.•, Mo |„ o bill I in this a f f i i i a t u m ehiuii ■ 11 '•"I I' ' I■ I p I l' II. i. ' \ ■ a s ( n i s h e g I V• II I ■1 ig ' ' l o l o g i n -\ •1. i1 Mi' o \r , Int .1,. 1 i .• i , 1. * ' ’ if ., bull' - f l I foumt.ll ■' I f . , : , ni p I Nn r <1 ing in In o il I p " t 1no I i r♦ d u l l ; bringing t o | p 'f freight from it ■ wharves to iir a lido men hunt > I it lay brick on a« I to take enI , ,I -in li traffic is folly I In It* p o l l c | S t . I I next bni k io .p I hot w iiii i M[undo a n d Siinfotij ,|| (,,. twenty foul feel , oj). 's and lai*‘ n a coin t r i o h i m ntnt l a i d ‘ such a substantial matmei that .t % in will last until in have spool ov. i v cent that we |M>*!*» V«'s ib i- I' .- 1 „■ \\ i, *1 ,' t t b , . . , ’ ' : Mi ". . , r. Ill ; / ' M t o 1. 1 a ■ 11 r ri p' l t out f *lu «;>i - Li l f r i I.i;* d -”vtitf i t l . i i *1 l,i. I-,, ■ f, .t ii r- I og ■11 111 . • i d a i l . , h Halil d To name h.m , . 0 f* •11m • , ! in ma ny a p r o d m lion, i ,i * . ■ i,. ■ f t It m o s t p o pu l a r lending men 1 ■ ,1 u d v , r t i s c d jmc a l m t Nti ih* ( i n Kate F r e e is a screen '‘mother” m a n d W a s h i n g t o n a p p l e d o m i n a t e s with a wide following of fans. No t u n t k i l nl n p r o f i t a b l e price and i hare M i actress has a greater pop I- b n m g h t w e a l t h a n d f a m e to the tiiatdy, and producers have known t . l i - " b o t t i , . p. i nt e m d u e t t s the tits and plaped her name up in pub nt.it ketltig* licit) Fdna Murphy is a popular t ' a l t f o r ti In, to d a t e , t e p r e « ei i l t he b a.bog woman, very young, hut very tn-t w o r d m , o ii pe r at t oi i of g l o w e r s near vuo iws and stardom Wilfred *’ a d v i i t i M t i g , s h i p p i n g a n d m a r k e t - I uca- and Arthur Stewart Hull have mg th eir products been "lo g m chanirrter roles for 1 l o r td a ri only g o i n g to l a k e the many years, and I tlliah W.est is de , ' '. wii f r o m t a l i f o i n i a if o u r g r o w e r s I I of, . popolai mi jpvetitle feminine Hi 111 ,|S ; 11 111 l i ' V [UI i d ■ni p nnd p r a c t n e o p e r a riun which ( i l.t o i dl p u t out h i g h s t a n d a r d p t o d u c t s during the v..n .ite gun, l o l o ' . l Ip. t titiiiitings himself has been one of Attorney lieli. Ini snv s hi* cannot a n d d i s t r i b u t e t h e m m *ueli a way as ttu most popular men of the screen, prosecute ih. iii \Y. i,o ' el i v pe. ted ' .*t to glut t he m a r k e t s . To bo sue toil ienounced his popularity as an ■slul the i iritis a n d all o t he i pri in lot to buttle for reertgmtion as a him to prosecute them 411■I h i s n s s i r tion that he cannot is coming a trifle duce industries in the slate must be director, late. It is just another nail in the profitable. And they can ord^ he i n '! coffin of those folks who want unoth- 1 wade profitable by sound economic! C A IID OF T H A N K S . .» or war. The next war will be fought marketing methods, by tho profiteers and those bullies who "When (lie Florida <dim s Exchange U e herewitli wish to expreas our want to be brigadier generals. There 'onlrols per cent of the fruit in ulcere thanks to our relatives, f r i• will never be any more buck privates H o n d a we can use water transport!! mis atid neighbors and thho Ladies * j volunteer and the government hail riun. .Ie« lares >' E Slew art, Jr., bus mwi of t he t ongi egatiiuiaL t 'hurch better never draft them. W ars a r e , mess niAiiager of the Florida Citrus for their sympathy ami beautiful flo brought on by corporate interests who Kxihnngi. "Where every shipper is ml offerings during the recent heWant to graft the government and the playing a loin hand and trying to out- r e a v e m , m of <>ur l i t t l e son. We also , d 1 people and their slimy trail ur n he g u e s s t h e o t h e r fellow ; n n d w he n no w -h : . t h a n k | ) r |tr"W )d<-e ro r I lie found all (In "ugh t In Ii j -t ■ i \ ' . v. i \ bc i y ki vv when a n y o n e is g o i ng to benut if ii l vi-i v i- . .Uul i .on fm t ng words • 3, , 'o i i •' h at the .ii r i va l s .ii any in.u \! > Y' t l bf f u Ho e f f i c i en t ma n ( ; War in the wntld l . i -vii hi .iii 1 1 tb.- i|,,j t t nv , u l i ve t m w h, i ft It, c o n d u c t e d t h o f u n e r a l . I P . t t mg .mm .u in,*i> P., mi ,.f ,,r M r an d Mrs. J o e Metsch. NIN K I It \t,i:i»l l > M ill \ X atigi • oil a boat destined for any sin ---------- ----v— —— Lu ' 34-piece Magenta China dinner set Fretcs dispatches on front page to gle market is folly.” Comment mg on Mr. Stewart's slate special (his week. £25.00 at McLuulins. day cite nine different tragedies t<> •Hr Como up today in the courts, in invos metit, tin* Tampa Tribune says: "N o t onl y is such marketing folly; tigntlons nnd olherwiae. This shows \ that tho world may be growing w orse; in (be long run il moans bankruptcy. | Herald want ads get results. •iOil" aw i E l l^ b il rio ■in Mb ,r 1 i - 0.1 t i b j" >ri ' VV, , VI tl - .1 I.U g 1 . " i l l " t Sanford, Florida L eis Go! vh . pies i • 1f r i ? u tie PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD f.i iti i ' a n t ,. r d \a i )•< 1111 •i.H ; Mill s o a> ipmiiilani i s wh<> will n giet tu it h ill leave Sanfuid but who also rvjoiee in his promotion to such a tine "ii nnss In I- ■ irri ott Ii, w w ii' l h o l d hi t h o C a l m o i l I! 111. Mi, Smith, though n our v, is ,' \ pi i ip need .ng man in ...... ... i n o d II ^ i m k lie i" t '■ it I 'lo head l. tg li in i tt ti n h i 1■ ■ I t t i i . ■,lit., 1 1i d I m m a n y y o a r s dt Smith tins been connected with the Bankers' Trust Company, of A t - 1 Jh nt.i f o r many y e a r s and hi s d u t i e s Mb this i o m p a n y an d in o t h e r lutes 1 u n k i n g I,iis mY» o t ook li iin ov*i r t - e i t l o l ; . Ml I l i e Ilf l o l l i l l s w ol k , mi ltii(> 1> 1- F , ■i ' ' Ii f ' . ' 1 b ho phi > II g l> i ... 1 Ip >f p i n • .t . r' fruit * • •* 1 ) t« IM 1 ■ i 1 :M•I t'-M ll 1 " t i n t I I Hit - * 1 1, fa«hs,i t f, ' f '1 1 • ' ( ! . ll. 1 Siit.f,a i v r,i sec v i v - - 1 f .* f .)J, • f g l I/I I II b, •!: g aiming t III TWO FOOTBALL GAMES I WvKI \N|i HK. I I vs SI MMKI U.I N nl H MtTriM SOI I'll Kit\ GUI 1 Kl , K » . KOI.I.I NS l lII I lit;F. 1 It F.E H M t l l K t T K I MO lilt \SS ll\N|t> MnNS lF.lt I ' U t U H - : s | |( KF, I ( \ It M \ \| It ( M l ( l i M l ie I S ( M l ll Y Nt I M . SIMM I Vt I I \ li 11 \ Y I It.II I \ N |> M l . H I F I HEMOl t KS I I A ' I T L K OF A U U O N N B . F O K E M T T i l HI I .LI NG D U E L HF7i\VEKN AI KIM, ANEW AND A N T I - A I U C K A F T GUNS K O \ K ! N G K O C K K T8 — S HKI KKI NC; SHKI.I.S H( MISTING BOMBS t ash best flo a ts o , ill i i i ? v s t e m a in | b i ' s u p e r i o r s , •■■i i i ' i ' i d it, v,.ik I", giving ,- > fin. .ol va ip i mint in Ii i ~ tp-w i 1 'I i otnl Mi's Smith have i n sti"! iii- nisi |v«*— to a iiost of r i. nil Mi this iitv who will be sorry to learn of their leaving Sanford but hopi to see them again at some tune in the future when they may return .t :-i - - ... - ■ ? mi prices of parade SlM'.t I M $7 5, Sail and S2*> to t h r e e e n t r i e s not It \ I b> (IN lim ite d \I I In ?l d e c orate d • a r» or I n I a k clam ) |{ \ 11 1(0 YDS IN I'O I \K F.l Y M l Armistice Day, Nov. 11th LAKELAND H H upm obile The intake manifold, bolted directly to the exhaust manifold, is heated by hot gases discharged from the exhaust valves, directly against it Thla makes certain the m ost efficient preh eatin g and transformation of fuel from liquid to d ry ftna form, in an In. •font. It aids complete combustion, g lrlng full power and maximum econom y. B. & 0. Motor Co, i . relief people are getting f rilin , stomachs, indigestion ' '' , .| -.it mnlarin, rheumatism, , p Coming Her.The Union Pharma. > h« jffii tills phenomenal new Hi ' UpL ply their friends . . , .ami custom,.,, hearing what it is doing |a, kv)o ville, nnd mnny have already , ^ them fo r this miracle medic r,,. k(jt J A C K S O N V I L L E , Oct. 23.— W h e n ­ ever groups of men and wonion g a th ­ er, the main topic of discussion seems to center around the charitable work done among tho sick and poor by those' responsible for tho introduction of the now trcotnlent known as ItEC UM A. Nor less interesting is the fact that Have you read the want ads some o f the most prominent people of Jacksonville arc publicly endorsing " “ "ii the wonderfully quick relief they have McLaulin offers big values in y. gotten through tho use o f this now Baulin's Dollar Day window Friday treatment. 179-ltd Such men as City Commissioner Frank H. Owens, Thomas N. Brown, S e c o n d B h e e ls , H V i x l i , 0ni» .. . , ... prominent retail iJthoc merchant, Jul- 50c p e r 1,000, w h i l e they last, at . . . , . ’ inn Paul, representative o f some of Herald office. • FROM OTHER SANCTUMS | In!the biggest insurance .in.| panics in the country U | prominent Jnck.nmv i';„ „ ,, ! Brotherhood of I.o.. .t ( and many others t , •in. r mention have emiorseil 1; M\ licly during the past f, i The fact is that |{pi t \| \ , (>ut eii Jacksonville by storm . of the wonderful two PEOPLES BANK MAKES CHANGE, Never Before Has Been NEW CASHIER Jacksonville Stirred as Now Rawing but never- j And it never could menn anything but n b U iiL l/ thclcss it shows thnt more church losses perhaps heavy, perhaps not so U P R A I D ° ‘ 11 ,nft> -*ust �* h "*■'«, ' T H E S A N FO R D D A IL Y H E R A L D , T U E S D A Y , OCTOBER 24, 1922 s • —r- m i i i i H i i a m m i i m i i i i i i m n , , , ■■■■■■■■■b -W u ' 1' ' ' m k b „ P A G E TH REE bbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbi D o lla r D a y || Oman’s FRIDAY OCTOBER 27 •$ 100% QUALITY JIOT RO LLS. PIGS, RU i I a D, CAKES A N il 111 \S MAII.Y A T ROTH UAKERIKS Spend Your Dulhirs in Sanford DAYLIGHT BAKERY MILLER’S BAKERY WOMAN’S CLUB FAIR AND DOLLAR DAY SALES $ Next Friday, October 271h in Sanford -Big Day for Orange, Volusia, Lake and Seminole Counties— Everybody Come! Just ii gathering together of the people to enjoy the day with the mer­ $ ‘2 1 Self Rising Flour $1.00 $1.00 $1.00 3 cans Grated or Sliced Pineapple 3 Jars Welch's Fruitalade chants and with the people of Orange, \ oluria, Lake and Seminole Counties. f.. 'Jhe Woman's Club has an attractive program for the day and all the festivi­ ties will he held in Central Park. their advertisements and come to Sanford next Friday. you here and you will not be disappoint-' i. DOLLAR DAY $ SPECIALS 4 cans Argo Salmon 25 bars Octagon Soap LOO 40 lbs. Irisk INitatoes LOO Read We want to see Young and old will enjoy the day S P A R K P l.I'h S HEAD •* . Fhone 39------------Corner First Street and Palmetto Avenue $ t $1.00 1.00 13 No. 3 large cans Peaches, Gold Bar ROBERT’S GROCERY The ln|'i*«ist feast of Dollar Day Hnrguimt that you have ever witnessed will tie pi veil hy Sanford merchants. $ SPECIAL DOLLAR DAY I’rade wliere your dollar will go I K . I l l IIUI.RS Pair I 01) Hit' fartherest. BCY A IIUPMOBILE I lie l HO \M» Qu;dit\ and Service Vini (iriiohilc S V\ K DM K DULL \HS / WOODCOCK & RIGNEY B. & (). Motor Co. 3 Mlorks from High Prices ss S$ S sss ss I Turkish Balh Tnun . 2I\ ! : Myards I mpurtnl ( liny mini S 1’hone 2!is 1)01.1.Alt DAY S l'K im s $ S ol H m\ N M \K 1 \l ! I II r> * IK ' ' M M ’ W I I II I S \M m I^ \ lilt. CIHCKFN \NI) I ISII DINNER I) I V I N I T V 1.00 S I.00 Maple. ('ocnamit. Chocolate I mlt;**. Niil I aramel I'mlgc. SANFORD DRY GOODS CO. Corner Sanford Avenue and Second Si reel ss $ $ $- $$ - s -5$ Sanford, Fla. WE INMTK YOU IIU.ML-M \ ! . < WHY SI.00 1.00 Fine Quality Bedroom Slippers MERCHANTS GROCERY COMPANY $ Phone 70----------Corner 3rd St. and Sanford Avenue •i Your Choice, 2 pounds for Peanut Brittle, 5 pomuls for $ 1 .0 0 SI.(10 SI.00 IL’ I n j ; :tl) r . WATER’S KANDY KITCHEN PH O N E ll>7------------------------------ SAN FO ltD . $ 1 .0 0 m $ 1 .0 0 . IN I he Heart of Sanford Corner Third Street and Magnolia Avenue FLO K ID A "■i (X MI-LADY’S SHOPPE $ SPECIAL $ Offers fur 1dollar 1)ay FIRST NATIONAL BANK % <t 111 I insi ness Til I KTY-KIVK YKA KS S S > S - N - S N > jv S S S S S Capital Surplus See our Dollar Window Display. Values in Vanities, Mottoes and Many rare bargains. Values up to Gift Novelties $5.00. MI-LADY’S SHOPPE $ $ - $ S $ 100 Block Magnolia Avenue Dollar Day only DOLLAR DAY FIRST NATIONAL BANK WIGHT BROS. COMPANY $ "T h ere’s a Man at the Curb In Serve You" Ever Ready Finish lights. Regular $1.05 value, special $i.()0 Call and See Our Dollar Goods S F R V IC F Beautiful Fleet lie Shades $1.00 THE PEOPLES BANK $_ PENINSULAR ELECTRIC CO. * $ OK SANFORD M A G N O L IA A V E N U E B E T W E E N FIR S T A N I) SECOND NOW IS YOUR CHANCE Ukelelas, each ........... $ $ DOLLAR DAY 75c Phonograph Records, 2 for $1.00 doc Sheet Music! i for $1.00 $ $ DEPOSIT A DOLLAR AN D W A T C H IT GROW We Solidt Your Patronage * Service DOLLAR DAY n Spent With Us \ Quality A SAVINGS ACCOUNT 0 W ill Make You Mone\— Start Now! AH' M. HANSON, Prop. o liiJ .j $ J. H. HINTERMISTER PIANO CO. $ 100 BLOCK M A G N O L IA A V E N U E WIGHT BROS. COMPANY A 100% Investment for Every Dollar ...................... $1*00 Vulcanizing '* Batteries Repairs Buick Cars F. S. ROCKFY I). ( ’. GRIFFIN P. A. MFRO N. II. GARNER * A Dollar spent with us is a Dollar made $ 35,000.00 President Cashier s - $- S- S $ S $-$-$ $-$-$-$-$-$ SPECIALS Deposit a Dollar today and Start a Savings Account. A Dollar saved is a dollar made $$ $$ $$ $ 100 , 000.00 F. P. FORSTER ’ !!. F. WIIITNER $ 1.00 McLAUIJN, THE JEWELER x. ssss First Slreet- -Opppsile THE SEMINOLE COUNTY RANK Postoffice Q /* . A : |gm — .' - - -. ~W . •• * .d • •- - T Qx ■A �Woman\ FRIDAY OCTOBER 27 ---------------------------------------------------------------------"■■■»! $ $ TRY EE $ $ $ Your Dollar Will Be Well Spent at $ H0F-MAC BATTERY COMPANY TURKEY DINNER SERVICE—QUA LITY Expert Auto Electrician Hill Implement & Supply Co. SPECIAL! 214 Oak Ovenue (i* ip $ RECHARGING D O U G B HATTERY ........ ........ d* ^ d* ip 0 $1.00 Phone 244 •• Seminole Cafe Hof-Mac Battery Company.. $ Service from Noon to 9 p. m. $ $1.00 OFF ON A N Y P A IR OF SHOES $ — $— $— S — S — $ — S— S-— $- WHERE THE D O L L A R B U YS TWICE ITS VALUE’ Above Sire 2 in stock DOLLAR DAY BARGAINS SPECIAL COMBINATION FOR MEN 1 pair Interwoven H ose.............. ...... ..... ....... 1 pair Garters ......... ........................ 1 box Shoe Polish (any color) .............. 1 pair Shoe Laces ...... ............... .......... ■ 5 LO T S • GoiU Location $1.00 DOWN Our Display in (he Window Will Convince , Tota| ' T. J. Miller & Son MEISCH REALTY COMPANY J—$—s—$— S—S -S — $—?—$— Why Pay More? DOLLAR DAY ! - 11r S h o i f- ( l.i t hi UK. it • *> n •) t y 11 * in i it I 11 the I l i u t i . i : hit !• nut .Inin r i* i i n i II hi. I ,t . m d | n u i ‘ t h e m < hni tr---i ? l' > ■u i ir*ntn \ d'ti'* nut - t < hi |■ p 1 v 1 1 *- < "mi- h; nk to . r 1 1h m <i 1‘ xpi'Tt1**'! uf M S I I' M \ ‘!*11 *t th. I M 1 \ S H ( \ S 11 I1 \ I S T M < VSII .it -> - ' e m *t >..u D. L. Thrasher’s DOLLAR DAY • $ u new shinies, Rose, Blue, Pink, Nut Brown, Green, 1 .i-, 8POOI, C OTTON I i 'e 2-11). cans Libby's t orn Beef Mash 2 $ 1.00 Three I-pint preserve jars Sour $ 1.00 * ? « doz. Coat's Spool Cotton T h r e e : • M E N ’S P H O E N IX S O C K S —3 pairs pure thread Silk I Nine cans Cream, tall size «) >t ■ » Brown, Navy, Black and White, 3 pairs for f I “0 H A H K IK R K S— All the newest models, all size* ami >.t\ e- >1 Yowell Co. SANFORD (iROCERTERIA F R I D A Y . OCTOBER 27TB O N E D A Y Dot 1 \l< Sl'l.i Ilf** DAY $ I! a •'EV ER FA S T " H U L T I N E— ( Juuran teed fast to sun anil a v • Pickles • ,j (g $1 SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY, OCT. 2TTII Vih) think the I Ilf I e r e n r e $ -5 J lc ifd Three I-ll». cans M axwell House ( ’offee Hr ni; [Inn ad d with >>" a n d hi> . I n n h ;i'. ifU hit atld r u i r t u .* •.* f •■t the* :i lit) T i l l 11>I', \ t»* find nttt win. r e n d s t he add* _ ALL FOR $1.00 $15 a Month W h i n j mi till) nii Unir, a j iirt DOLLAR DAI - $ 1.00 Recharge and Two Days Rental on any krolt Battery If You Want A Real DOLLARS WORTH Phone 244 Special SANFORD CASH GROCERY S P E C IA L S T w o Phonograph Records $ 1.00 Two Chanipion \ Spark Fill If* $ 1.00 t ih k s , mines, gas and o il 11 cans Small Baked BeanH, Van Camp's Three Krex B urs, IHx.’Ki t >ne Dozen Tumblers $ 1.00* O'Cedar Mops, each $ 1.00 SANFORD FURNITURE COMPANY F. P . -Phone IKl-J 1Of* Palmetto Axcntie Phone 21 f> First Street With Every 5 gallons of gas a 30x3 or 30x3% Ladles’ Pure Silk Thread fashion l»ark Hose, all shades Tube for $1.00 $ 1.00 Ladies’ Loop Handle Parasol, black $ 1 .0 0 Nine 1-lb. cans Corned B eef $ 1 .0 0 SANFORD CASH GROCERY "$ 1 DOLLAR DAY Frank Akers Tift Company 4 No. 2 cans Gold Bar Yellow Cling Peaches.... ......................... DEALERS SUGAR, 15 pounds........... ............. 4 cans Athene Court Coffee $ 1.00 2 Zi yards 58-inch Mercerized Damask II. S. Tires, Gas, Oils, Accessories Geo. A. Speer &Son DOLLAR DAY ! AND EVERY D AY FIR ST S T R E E T A T E LM A V E .------SA N FO R D , F L A . $ DOLLAR DAY SPECIALS ' $ * $1.00 Service for every Dollar spent with # 24 lbs. Good F lo u r ............. - 1.00 THE PURE FOOD MARKET J. MUCH TII.EIS -Sanford Avenue $L00 I-00 t.00 ‘Phone 157------------------324 Sanford Avc-^ 3 jars 15-oz. Royal Scarlet Jam * T THE SEMINOLE MEAT MARKET Road Service---------- Phone 447-W You will always get 100% in quality and Phone 105- 2(1 bars largo Export 5 2-lb. cans Army Corn Beef . Saxonet Washnhle Suede lfi-bullon Gloves, Brown, White, Mode, Grey $ (J* 1 AA *pl.UU 1 DOLLAR DAY SPECIALS T S-lbs. Compound.... ........................ 10 8-oz. Glasses J elly........................ 2 dozen Fresh Eggs, guaranteed...... 1-00 1.00 1() No. 2 cans Standard Park Tomatoes 1.00 Chickens and Eggs Our Specialty M. I). GAiCHEL’S GROCERY WIGGINS’ PRODUCE CO. Phone 110------- Corner Celery and Sanford 307 East Second S t r e e t - * ^ ------------------Sanford, Merida 4 No. 2 cans California Peaches We have them on hand all the time �m T H E S A N F O R D D A I L Y H E R A L D , T U E S D A Y , OCTOBER 24, 1922 P A G E F IV E ■■■■■■■■■■■a Womans Club Fair and Dollar Day j FRIDAY, OCTOBER 27 VISIT OUR SHOP DON’T MISS THIS DOLLAR DAY DOLLAR DAY 2 Champion X Spark Plugs $1.00 Culver Cool, Clean Seat Mats 1.00 4 Fan Belts for Fords..... .................... 1.00 Where Service and Courteous Treatm ent Reigns f „, " T H E BEST IN T O W N DOLLAR BARGAINS ON DISPLAY FRI­ DAY, OCT. 27TH—DOLLAR DAY FORD LINCOLN FORDSON TRACTOR $ The House o f Qunlity and Service t BARBER SHOP PHONE 331- 1$ FOR A DOLLAR 1 3 pounds Pound Cake $ $ LOO 1 3 Layer Cakes 1.00 ■■ 't&XJtVt A WONDERFUL PICTURE $ “HER GILDED CAGE” Starring GLORIA SWANSON 1.00 One of each for -SANFORD, FLO R ID A DOLLAR DAY $1.00 ■ 3 10-inch Pies A Gorgeous Romance M A T IN E E , 4:00 V. M. ROUTH BAKERY LOOK! $1 DAY SPECIALS S A U TH O R IZ E D D E A LE R & McMullen $ THE BALL HARDWARE CO. Solicits Your Inspection of their EDWARD HIGGINS Sanford’s Leading Shop hodges & $ i LOOK! Take advantage of your opportunity— buy now and save money!! $1.00 SI II) Razor, 35c Shaving Powder, both for 1.00 2 boxes Colored Stationery, reg. $2.00 value, for 1.00 ,’l Boxes Cascade Linen, reg. $1.50 value, for 1.00 1 dozen Bars Jap Rose Soap, all for $1.00 Bottle Rexall Hair Tonic, 35c Bottle Rexall 1.00 Hair Shampoo, both for R. C. BOWER V P E K S (T U IT IO N D RU G G IST phone ,325-------------------------------------------Sanford, Florida ...Princess Theatre... $ DOLLAR DAY 5 THE BALL HARDWARE CO. I LOOK AT THESE $ DAY SAVINGS!! 13-lbs. Sugar $ 1.00 2-llis Best Creamery Butter ........... . 1.00 12-lbs. Pillshury Flour, 1 lb. Huniford Baking Powder LOO 12-lhs. White Rose Tea, 1 II). Upton's Coffee and 1 Cake of Baker’s Chocolate 1.00 3 cans of fruit, 35c each 1.00 1 Broom and Dustpan 1.00 I I’ erculator (L ifetim e Aluminum) LOO 1 Conv. Cov. Kettle (L ifetim e Aluminum) LOO 2-i|t. Milk Can (L ifetim e Aluminum) 1.00 1Cj-pint Double Boiler, (Lifolirtte Aluminum) LOO 1 Five-Gallon Oil Can LOO I Brass Wash Board. <i dozen Clothes Pins 1.00 -------- Other combinations too numerous to mention— LOOK TH E M OVER FOR YO U R S E LF I. I). Martin, Prop, Phone 221------------ THE POPULAR MARKET $ ]0 yards .'Id-ineh Bleaching $1.00 Whitt* Linen Table <Moths 1.00 11 yards in-inch Ratine, all colors 1.00 $ MRS. G. C. CATES $ $ DRV GOODS and GIMH'KKIKS $ $ LOOK HERE!! $ PHONE 22-----------------------First Street ami Oak Avenue $ DOLLAR DAY $ VALDEZ DINING ROOM AND GRILL QUALITY and SERVICE SPECIAL DINNE R A DOLLAR DOLLAR DAY 75c VALDEZ DINING ROOM AND GRILL Spent with the is worth 100 Cents HILL LUMBER CO. FIELD AUTO TOP CO. II. CATTANEO, Mffr. $ For livery Dollar SANFORD. FLORIDA DOLLAR DAY $ $ DOLLAR DAY ■ $ Phone $ 135------------------------------------------ Sanford, Florida ' DOLLAR DAY $ SPECIALS Tire Pumps Guaranteed McQuay Norris Piston Ring’s, each 2 Spark Plugs Kleaner Auto Polish $1.00 G00 G00 L00 t 3-lbs. Nuts, fresh supply M-lbs. Canned Fruit $1.00 1.00 1.00 2 pecks Apples .3dozen Bananas 5-lbs. Grapes $1.00 1.00 1.00 A Demonstration in an Overland for No Charge DEANE TURNER JAMES MARESCO SEMINOLE OVERLAND CO. F A N C Y GROCERIES C A L IF O R N IA F R U ITS A N D V E G E TA B LE S Phone 197--------------------------- First Street, Welaka Building First Street--------------------- — Next to First National Bank Corner Park Avenue and Commercial Street $ M-lbs. Welaka Coffee, fresh ground DOLLAR DAY $ $ 17 large 10c size Octagon Soap f o r ..... $1.00 20 lbs. Fine Navy Beans...................... L00 Phone 181 Corner First Street and Oak Avenue DOLLAR DAY Auto mechanical work, guaranted, hour $1.00 $ 1.00 $ Dollar Day N CATES CRATE COMPANY $ THREE MEALS FOR N O W IS YO U R CH ANCE T O BUY UP' o ff on every Dollar's worth of Purina Feed bought on DOLLAR DAY - INVESTIGATE $ ----- A T ------ $ PALMETTO LUNCH ROOM 100 BLOCK P A L M E T T O A V E N U E $ 2 Champion X Spark Plugs 1.00 6-in. Kraeuter Nickel-Plated Plier 1.00 SMITH BROTHERS GARAGE AND MACHINE SHOP Corner Oak Avenue and First Street �mmr TO E SANFORD D A IL Y H ERALD, T U E SD A Y , OCTOBER 24, 1922 CHURCHWELL’S DOLLAR SPECIALS !)EfeW'£'<IT .! ; ' SKifi' M m DOLLAR DAY W e w ill hav e many $1 specials to offer you on —----------Specialists in all Automobile Electrical W’ork_________ DOLLAR DAY WK CAN CHARGE VOUR B\TTERY IN TWENTY MINUTES__ $ S- $ i i ® { ] . i \ * l j : „• . 9 * ® if . $ • ON DOLLAR DAY ONLY 41 One ( oat Suit. Cleaned and Pressed : v. | I ■fm\ !j: $ IfI urV > - Lii. H fr P r a n 'i i i.oo' f; ISi !.l lK ••' Phone 500 Rwitu If S ift 100 Block Magnolia Avenue DOLLAR DAY i I Havi' vihir Repair Work done where \our I >ollar will show I,,,r ' '•'•turns on all mechanical wt»rk on Automobiles « »*‘ h, ; ' * r dfti*.-. I" • l SI.oo THE BELL CAFE . S S SSS s n „ i l S i . ;,d . ( ")‘n<T Fir-t S tic - Park Ave Particular attention-to t! -’ First St reel DILLON & FRY $ ( )pp. V • ■ ‘ -•■l •’> Zane Drey and other Ropular Authors for jgl 00 Rox Whitman’s Candy j qq Other $1.00 Items on Display at MOBLEY’S DRUG STORE 110 J . i U l' i Sanford, Florida BARGAINS DOLLAR DAV $ HILL HARDW ARE CO. ON ALL MILLINERY Hose, values Sl.r.ii for Beads and Novelties SEMINOLE HOTEL »$1.00 NEW . B etter cigarettes f°r ^ ^ '-<-d Miami had nt the meeting. the largest delegation of any rity re presented, ________ _______ _ FAR M E R S— You" can get seed 1^,1 r .S i i - irrigation plugs at the hanford Novelty Works. loO-tf, iX,- ft • »ltI \N|>() CITIZKN'S W ILL IIA V K CHANCE TO T E L L \ H o U T C H IE F ______ " ' r The A..<.rim. <i e rr, „ " h l . A N h O , Fla., tb t Orlando iti/ens at tonight's h ,s>.i <iii ,,f the city mep will lie afforded an unit|> I ” -••tit in vvntmg .,r v . bnrgi a m ■ " ' g « b f of I ■’ . . | |r \ , <t.,| _•| ! - ii h ev nli rn . .. - t b . | , rn I, ix. , , , , . , , r t ui i r v ix lo < •:» •" HilV -v .1 i , . tit ((. t, ,| din i t*u <>*' iiiuxi, .*i " o f th e ndiiptim, 'll ' .in.l n 0 xp 1 -ci at m i l t o f b i c n , -x u p o n l"-i fi "'1 " f Mi " D. i , ■ I Mi •. 1 . i i ii* ttmiix fioin Mi,\ot j. , line,. muiiiii!, ,.i > * iltv tb.' K'llluix i " i i , ■•r>. 1,-ft ( '' vvlio dei I.i i i a 11; it l e p e a t edly ■-■ffi- iaM> Hid’ v d u a l > h ,. !•* "ii th riy i *r •i 'in f.*r ■ .i > . r . I t hill that Mr I- t.-u t, . •Mi d i t ,.f in.,| , ,x . .u i, . ton • It ( . < . C! ■Mu i — PIN Park Avenue MODERN San ford $ DOLLAR DAY l.’k’ICK t ill d small jars Heinz Apple Butter 10 cans Pride of the Valley C orn..... Five 12-oz. jars Hyman Sweet Mixed Pickles DOLLAR DAY $1.00 DON’T FORGFT 1.00 A Fine Home-Cooked . 0 ashion Hint Served in the best Style at the SPECIALS FOR DOLLAR DAY $ $ FIRST 500 PEOPLE Making n Cash purchase of $ 1.00 on DOLLAR DAY $ $ tpl.UU SANFORD’S NEW HAIR-DRESSING PARLOR $ $ 1.00 Regular I’ rice 75c per Wave We Make a Specialty on All Lines o f Beauty Work UNION PHARMACY Prescription Druggists We Give Silver Certificates First Street, Welaka 111^’ F A M IL Y One Pebeco Tooth Paste, 60c; 1 Garden Court Face Pow­ der 60c; and two cakes Woodbcrry (D-a Soap, 60c; Dollar Day ............................................. 0 n « Bl*1 all leather, 50c; one Colgate’s Shaving Stick, (o r Cream ), 35c; and one package Razor Blades, 50c (any kind) One bottle R E C T M A . $1.00 and one Bottle Dod­ son Liver Tone. 60c. Dollar Dav be embroidery I',, t bo 1 - elmh. built "*d irimniixl ' *V. J-lltc .Kill *,,,|i ix ii**xI very P*: I i.-in-b knots to : ,,M •■order and lo *h'ucirclce of I' „ ,"'t' <>l tuckwl "' cp oval neck. I'HI’ X |1 \., r<I* (011nve rOxScn DOLLAR DAY MRS. McCOY’S BEAUTY SHOP -■rU ' s 11ION’ S «IUt \ y PHONE 36- G A R D E N A S S O R T M E N T OF SEEDS. SI-00 Pre-W ar Prices 5 packages Assorted T U R N IP S 3 pnekflffes Assorted R AD ISH E S 2 packages Assorted BEETS 2 packages Assorted L E T T U C E 2 packages Assorted C A B B A G E 2 packages Assorted C O LLA R D S 2 packages Assorted C ARRO TS 2 packages Assorted CUCUMBERSI package Assorted M U STARD 1 package Assorted W H IT E BERMUDA O M "* . L rFOR $1.00•-------------------------- aAiL^ij u n <*i.oo------;----- THE L. ALLEN SEED COMPANY These Packages are all Packed and Varieties will not t* . deviated from " •' •* efTerlively b i ie4 of brown, " oibroidery 'I lb.it exteilj •'-Mini;; stitches , ’ ! v In'm the ;'Ure <nlt.ir ' 11 **' twin ''' r side of | lie Me1 ' ••> ' I 111, || VIP « 1)f,-xS ' >!'• b> - butt. i,i, “ 1 ' y ■ N>" •2576. 1 IL’" . *<)• cuts. , Ibess No. 9001. L b-x Bum , and 16 |o L ; " u,5; i'-mbroidcry r ,tror yellow. r»* . . >' • t i « f .. , i p , \ t . - .in 1- ft . ’ '1 H W<•f11 ■ii " f up f b i| \ if ' ' ' ' XV., * |.* * .ii.,1 K f.i I |l« > lung. .,11,1 iili thu.*«* v* )i" b,i \,■ 1MR.” III r-p|it." ( with h*’ f i '■ igl ' Id V.i t ti"'IX ,'lgilll .itl'PtlX " f XXI, p1. b. \sn - .Up <p I i. -A111 I, M " M | (, | \ i; 11 - 1 i; \ 11 i M <»Ng i l i j l : 1 1 > \ i i i \x. | ■ I'ltFI* \ It I II I l lit W \ If ■ (•«.J.| |>.>|U| III.. \ 0 ,1 ,,,, M I \ M I i l, 1 ’ I \ .. . , ,, " I W Plf ,1 • . ............... I .1 I M • * • I . •b” c tii* * I O V T R IA L ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ u i . i n a a i t i i x i i l rii,-,T They ,v ! ***-•*•« t t u i n j j n s i k t i t t i i i n B r i i B i i i i a d B n x iir iim o iM in ia a i M y m a a a la u a i H C oultJn7 Know 1 " '“ ' K I !; I v I s Ik *' V ! f ; i ! . ? 1 I D ’U |•; 1 1n*| I l f l i l t * <|a\ SENATOR FLETCHER HO \STS OF ST XTF.'S It \ IMP IMA El ttl'M HNT O R L A N D O , o, t :*t "Florida is developing fasts-r than any o t h e r state in the union and it* resources and possibilities of further development almost unlimited," di**lare<l United States Senator Duncan 1’ Fletcher in nn address here Saturday evening be t ci.'Ufd that the world had readied thu limit of human ex­ pansion. It even went further, sa.vin.ir that there weren't enough snnnlies in the wor to Mihhort flirt her growth «'f nopnlat ion. ■ would he wrought hy new agricultural methods and modern manufacturing .uenius. It was ignorant of transportation as wo know it, 0 1 the propffessivo sales methods of today. It could not see the vital part that would be played hv advertising. !tA a . . -• *- i ■■ ■ ■ ■ Even today there are some who fail to realize what an important factor advertising has become. Advertis­ ing is as much a part of today's life as electricity, anti­ septic surgery or automobiles. It keeps us up-to-date on the many thintrs we need in order to live profitable, hap­ py and useful lives. It presents for our approval articles of all kinds'and for all purposes. The requirements of each member of the family are met by advertised offers .of Rood merchandise of proved value. * ■M $ ,. . * § i ■ ■ J. R. and T. E. Sample, xM. D.’s, haying complet­ ■ ed the -Abrams course last winter at ’Frisco, Calif., now have offices' at Omaha, Nebr., and Orlando, Florida, and. are equipped at both of­ fices to make blood tests and treat acute and chronic diseases by the Electronic Reactions of Abrams. The advertisements save time, money and effort for those who read them and follow their pruidance. They are practical pruarantees of satisfaction. ■ DON’T LAV ASIDE THIS BARER WITHOUT READING THE ADVERTISEMENTS m U M D U B a .C M .u u B is c tc c c tr x r E x -B P E r iT -e ir n iiiR iK iiiix z p R iiiiiiiz i.H fv s ilz z z iilm g g m • • H. v -• i ,|,|- N O W SKRVING T IM E BO.^JON, O c t^ ^ ‘1.— Charles I'unzi, whpse scheme o f quick rich*’* fir in­ vestors in international po*tal reply collapsed two years ngo, is ready for trial in sup«*rior court on charges pre­ ferred against him hy state. He now is serving a five year federal sentence for using mniis to defraud. I r ! " ■ in r. 1 • t' ! s ’ > !•< * !; ; v lit oI the miracles hat h u m a n i n i * e n u i i > w o u l d p- i'l’orm duriiur the twen let Is e e n t u r v . It c t m l d i i ’t n auiiio the wonders that Orleans Molasses, White Huse Mint Sauce, Krystal Kuke* and Ripe Olive* just arrived at the l'n|iular Market. 17!).It, HV S T A T K mu* .1 < l ..f fi W<* hnve Mnpeline flnvnrmg, junk­ Large shipment of new music. — Hinterm ister Piano Co. IRS-tfv et, I.nFrnnee l.nundry tablet*. New I'ONZI M I 'S T S T A N D 1^ A + ' ' I .•p.tl ul * - I ' ' 1 '. ' , ■ I'll/* •*T .1 Ptl. ’ I . •lllj'ii it i'll. ' "I *iri|iT trill I l.p p i, ; a! I ,| .111 v ulidel look itle illl'e, tnrslllp of the col ! time to swim. ■ ■ lege conservatory and under her sii The cutter Vulrlte, r'liomanded hy ■ p er vi si o n t h e g r o w t h in a r t i s t i c and ( ii|it H S Millet iipi rating out of edll, at l,ilia I standard' vv ,, iiiarki'd Miami and avoided by rum runner* as ■ <*r . i f i b , mitxiarnjirig f. i l ni . s of b,.r wor k at Hollins s , , . tin " t g . in. •ation F r e - h Hy ,* U hit* t i r a b a m i,i ,| . t he , n it e ge nfi lu s t r a I r u n g the w a r M i xx D y e r did r ema r k. il di work t i r e U tient FIiiiir lod all k i n d s ,,f b adt r I ib* rly < li' itix, imlel f r r « h F a n a l e f ’• ir t . .w ■ < * ,!, „t I’•■i■■■' it \| ,i k*'t •tri W o m e n ' - i outii il o f N a t i . ' i . i l I )• »< *ba i «l pr n *• I . '• tt> fens,*, g i v i n g iiiui h of tier va l u a b le t i m e irul i i i ' p i i i n g p e r s o n a l i t y Ini (tie pnxl t w o y e a r s she Was p re s i d e n t W o o l ) FOR S A L E At (7.50 per cord ■ of the Federation of Musir Cluiis as sawed and split to any measure, de­ well as state chairman of music o f the liverer! in Sanford. Will supply any | Women’s Clubs. amount and book all orders for doliv- | Miss Ityer's compositions for thy* ery in order received. Flense write voice and violin have been recognized plainly, state whether onk or pirn* or 1 ■ and favorably commented upon 9 >’ mixpu is wanted.— F. S. Vernny, San­ some of the leading critics of the ford. Fla., Route A. 169-lmo-pl ■ coutry Her interesting life o f travel ns the daughter of n naval officer Lnnre shipment of new music. greatly enriched her creative genius. ■ — Hintermlster Piano Co. IfiS-tfc Oilando Sentinel. m t*Ti -v*^*-1 *4 ii*r■J« i i ■,*j-E>« I J fjl -«r r j i' .it. Ilf 1 Found Sugar Coated Jordan Almonds ssss ■ — $$$$ FREE HAYNES & RATLIFF in *• of North Oak A\cnue Welaka Block •' • f WELAKA DINING ROOM GROCERY l )'| ' t .it it X r. ,. .j , g o nli xlatr <ountv, itiul •Ultlly f"l 1 ii I I " DINNER 1.00 115 Purk Avenue DOLLAR DAY ^fllHUI^UHIIUkll fM I "M l Ml I luiida $ P R IN T E R S and O F F IC E O U T F IT T E R S Welaka Apartm ents — !’• tn i T m t is It f THE QUALITY SHOP 1 2-n/.. bottle S tafford's W ritin g Ink; 1 bottle red mk ; 5 oz. ja r S tafford ’s Paste; 2 Pen-staffs; 25 pen points; ■5 dozen best Pencils; Pencil C lip; Ink Eraser and one 12•inrh Ruler. $ Sanford, Florida 2 Permanent Waves fifteen (15) ,ar than perhaps any other, for her The visiting realtors were welcomed en eavorH and effort# along musical ■to Orlando by N Y Vowel!, president Kxe opment have b. ei, „i,tiri „g ttIlt| of the local ohaml.er „ f commerce W , ,e)U On This Day Only $1.00 $ fi Slop at tlu* Worth at Least S I.50 $ /tt^l said Orlando" s h ^ h * " * ‘l' rt'<t,,ri in “ " ,l in HU,' h n ««'•». h« continued the! Orlando She has meant more to tho greatest crops can be grown out of musical l,fe _ o f Orlando and Winter anp kind of soil." shealth : r r foe ri:nd;i1 ,Pw ho,krbeCn wh,,r iove,j w r , 1,1 frail •,r,‘!,,<bng jU M ' t . You can Guy all o f tho follow ing on Dollar Day at our Store for only $1.00: cash purchase amounting to a dollar or over ** i i “ t faculty ; : of ; \HolIm.M x ou-( onvrvntory. ; ' - of................... ....X:, eneountered. Senator Fletcher T V Cl, L. P. McCULLER A handsome discount on every I li?| Miss I ve w! L ^ »v id F Houston, former Winter Park until' "" " " f s' rr,-t;,r>' o f agriculture in support of k -tmtil a year of more ago his declarations. Florida has both ;\A Ft t % h ............................. .. 1 A» EUROPEAN DOLLAR DAY f:* g miss Marion H„us.. ..... men:ltut.viral p oArnerW » •nsiisih ..ilities inth tz* ^ WH AT A DOLLAR W ild, BEY ()\ i* ,r real .................................... ' " ‘r wt'Mt BL*verul and Tuesday, T " " " .'X; .... -... x r rr ......... .. . . . ... .................*.... .............................. _ . . . . . . . . " " . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . A DOLLAR OFF * Electrical Contractors Rhone 113 First Street s a rn r «* • for of the vessel, win chnrged with f" r m,," t ,,f «h.* ..f th.* attrn,|itirig to smuggle rfliens into this Yidett, Hilled overboard ,n .-has.- The 'i ■*’r r\ in violation of the impiigraman and one n..gr„ were o v , r f l " laws, n spite of the fact that the ' s>el rarried n large cargo of rontrnt'h Y . V ’m **"■ ' ? " " t " * " " * ' the V.dette \ ulette sprinter, *prmterx to the beach and £ haml 11>|ii<>r It developed, according i" i aptnin Miller, that four negroes al” 'J*rd the cruiser were aliens and that ..................... . •1 1 I' thy hail i urn racted to land them . a, S | .()() DOLLAR DAY ONLY i We Specialize on SCALP AND FAC IAL TRK.VI Ml MS $ ! , PA G E S E V E N l - t t - i V t : k.m.t — 1><tti r I i i i lev S L' f o r and I IMI N \ 1I I) xt '\ VM S (I.C M 111 sr ^r - Th- ..... - i i i ' p a l l In rn J. K. SMITH, Prop. I he 3 <'pi >f t he Town \\ielit Pros. ( 1 audio Sliade-. -j fnr \ op *' ^f,( 1 "D n'i any { leaf iny A ppliance , $$$ • her J; TRY SANFORD BARBER SHOP • FRIDAY. OCTOBER 27TH DOLLAR DAY A p p a tv, SPECIAL FOR YOUR BARBER WORK ... DOLLAR DAY DINNER P. A. MERO " h it 111 First Street-------------Sanford. F.orodii ENJOY TWO DINNERS : fi Quick Delivery .$.$ * " " " " * * —^ r ~ " P r ;. r .. . . - — some time hut this even could not hinder her in hi?< work. Her resignation some timcTnfo from thu presidency o f the Florida Federal^,, affected hy „ f Mnsj ,,.hbeb| compliance ; " nir tio V ';, K ......, nionthq f ’ / ,,r " w" s un,,‘,r IcM-ral months non ngo ^ pervision that it ex|>erieneed a re I k , urt declared it markable development and growth, fctlv, however, the and her leaving Florida for an even lie, iMon and found larger field o f endeavor, meant anL Gunn's fniluro to other great blow t« the Federation „s jt,| , f the wholesalers well as music .m > , in tbi. vn uuty, I |wiv tile tax. but untimely death has as .1 tut * t qtarti’il any oss too great to estimate , .ind penalties She is survived by mi br ut her ’ * bidding pap Gei.rgi Dyer, Ilf New V O ' !■* miller t e l , Mr- Burton yi, , , • definitely phia • . STOKES’ MARKET WILLIAMS’ GARAGE ---- $ ■S- 1 P i ^ H' $m1 i&i-t.' .v :— $$ - vonK nkw ...... * — - Itale i onipt roller, to , the treasury (18.1.tii. act. Although Jhf lav has not been I it now stands in a |1«. linght for thoso tax. The most re­ matter by the sutfenial " f a new hear, j Gunn, who nttlc ground that it L rIIv signed hy the nve officers. Unless g* his original comnevt few daps, tho L| by the mnndntc o f Will net You 100% return in Superior Q U A LITY AND SERVICE; Let Us Demonstrate to You -------- 317 East First Street ® STOKES’ MARKET New Models in Stock S SANFORD STEAM PRESSERY $ .... ~ .h.. •.i.......... . ... . ‘ ‘ ,,,Str A dcath-tlial *..... ill , m,. a* a -h,,, k t„ »".rth.rn and .•astern *,*•!),„,* ",.r f the Mice and before <1, mok,. of bottle all Orlando an,| gr. ,n .. . had .leared hnlf ....... . ' i,,K' « r'i cured in New York . ity' yesterday Kl;'t' ,u r'-s ;“ d'lreaa wan the both vessels were m i wut.-n, „ f eatuie of a dion.T which was given'iD ihe’ AtlanVlr. " Th.s' hHpp. r d ' when morning a h ».p ,u i there, there, when when h ™ . . K at ai a no,,„t«| ...... . „ f , h . v.s.ttne n1 .pp. 'e l " no«lo when wnen Icourt r. V l ‘ i°n, and r„,„l building cof A Dollar Spent at The Most Car for the Money | *•; Sanford- ------------------ .$■$$$--------------- Florid,! $ m •x-lulrd ITtmmt Fla-. Oct- 24.— tax, levying one |thr "C gasoline functioning r rv\ , i(„ht o f tho v / J in WOODRUFF & WATSON t THE OLDSMOBILE $1.00 One Dress, cleaned and pressed EVERY D A Y IS BARGAIN D AY (), rr t<) Treasury (Ipi* O n t Tn* SHOES and CLOTH INC Sanford, Florida I* » f f ': . ! i : | $ SANFORD BATTERY SERVICE CO. 203 Oak Avenue DOLLAR DAY Men’s Dress SKirts Ladies' and Children's Shoes Ladies’ Silk Hose ... 3 pairs Men’s Lisle Sox A S K I S \ B O L T T H IS iff . $ A Dollars Worth for every dollar spent for service or supplies. 5yrls Kalburnie Dress Ginghams 32-in. $1.00 5 yards 30-inch Indian Head i.oo f> Pairs ( hildren's Bear Brand Hose 1.00 ITS W AY flLD ROADS W H A T A DOLLAR W ILL Bl Y „ N a BATTERIES CHtRGgD AND REPAIRED B il ' ■* - lGAIN OUR STANDARD Below We are Quoting You Three Specials for • IRS , SUSAN DYER• D DIES i I �______an■ibj t~-' r'\VT?^V£ W ANTED LEADS IN HOME OWNERSHIP Every Wo |v»' THE SANFORD PAn.Y HERALD, TUESDAY. OTTORER 24, 1922 W E W A N T to recharge and repair ' PA G E N IN E According to Population, Canada la at - your battcrie*. Our starter, genera­ the Head of All Nation* In tor and ignition repair department is Ihiy and landed In the midst ..f n bullet have been known to shatter That Respect. in charge of nn expert. Genuine group of fishermen angling from lb. lanterns bung in the I. >w rigging of "K X 1 H E " flattery Service.— R A Y Canada ha* a larger percentage of [ municipal pier. One angler who had fishing .’ raft as riding lights, the fish t l>ven fishing nil morning without a striking iitern head first with BROS. Phone 548, Sanford. 172-tfc borne owners in It* population thnn j thu h Card* of Sanford's Hrputany other notion, according to recent­ nibble dived for the giant »pei mu n furee uf a xcldgc hammer l “ P H O N E 404 for lowest printing bid. l laanltled Ada tc a line. No able Prnfeaaional Men. each ly compiled tlgurea of the census de­ of the mm k.-rel family and aptured i - Seminole Prmtery, 9th and VV | Strati.li, fur many y.-ars id takes for I r u than 25c. ^ of whom. In hla chosen pro­ partment. it before it . ould flop ..verl»mrd It tur an d I French. 177-tfc and positively no rlaaaifiad pul 11*hrr uf the St Pi t♦' M feaaion the Herald recomLondon. Ontario, lend* among Cana- j W.t- the first tune that , kmgftsh had , I ' t r g I'ntiles, " I " | until r e c e n t ! V 1-ml ad* charted to anyone. Caah M mends to the people. dlan cities with SO per cent of It* In­ 1 WANTED By young lady, position •“ Hen upon « pmre here ,, , , • J t J l U l U i u q i q i q i q i q mu*l accompany all order*. habitants owning their own hornet., master here, was nearly beaten to as stenographer, experienced in law .'seven*1 s|k><ics „ f fish it, Florida death some years ago when a tarpon Hamilton and Calgary have 60 per Const five word* to a line M M U t t o i K a R a n i K a R i 1 office. Address “ Stenographer," care cent borne owner*. Toronto 55 per waters are noted for their jumping be had hooked ]eu|M.,i into the rowboat and remit accordingly. 1 of Herald. l79-3tp cent. Halifax 51 fler cent, Vancouver prtK'liviti«>H and it in not umiunmon from which h - was fishing, knocked I he Sanford High SchiNil eleven ( W A N T E D — Boy with wheel, 327 San* 45 per cent, Edmonton 46 per cent to fiful mullet in row-boats where they him down, fell on lop o f him nnd bo« Aa under ( oik h Wilkennon have been -i ford Avenue. 179-12tp Winnipeg 44 per cent, Ottawa 40 per leaped during the night Pompano, K„n h A ttorn ey-a t-L a w •truggle to regain his libermeeting at regular intervulH on the cent, Montreal 5 per cent. whieli jump with the speed of a rifle t> W ANTED AT ONCE— Responsible ■ -----------------R'1^ Head for practice and up until Montreal, the Inrgeat city In Canada, Bowlers will please note change in ^ settled man, capnhlr of handling in­ pulla down the g<*neml average to 85 are Over Seminole County Bank f jx S m :l„ y night, October 30th, mark* and nro all ready to show tholr n° W ,h<‘ l’u,’,lc hn" not been barred, schedule for opening guinea. SANFORD FLO R ID A f S A L L payment and stallment furniture buxine**. Herman- ptr cent for the ten cities. Taking af the City Bowling strength at the accnnd game. Wednea- ,,Wl f " r this ,' 0 , " i " 8 8 «me with Orlnn ent position to right person.— Smith Into consideration the country dlo-------------------------------------------- balance like rent, interest In* Broa.. Ine., Corner First aad Sanford, tricta, It la believed by the ceiunis ex They are still dividing up tho C A A D C I It the Parish H oubc alleys, ,,ny* whc«' lh">' l>l«y the Rotary Club, ' th,'rr wi" hp I,1,,nty of World's Series money. The Browns U l / n l l j ! F R E D R. W IL S O N !c,uded In monthly, payments, Ave. I ( have & Co play W e d ' hut th“ Rot'lr> • C 1“ »* •-» already j ^ ^ " " " n° perts that nearly 60 per cent o f the 179-3tp d . y . »Pt>k«?n for the first half pennant nnd 'l' lvnn<;c doP‘' krets to the outside, Mr. and Reds get theirs for second place buys 4-room cottage with bath, people of Canada own their own A TTO K N B Y -A TLA W I Nov. 1st and tho Merchants Chase & Co., will find it mighty hard .Vllk‘,n* ° n the request that pas, and electricity, in a fine WANTED—Carpenter wonts to do home*. Canada la ■ land o f farm Men's Club Thursday, Nov. to annex a victory that night The n° ° n° n,,''n<l th‘‘-,p Prncjices but momN a t l Bank Bldg., Sanford, Fla. j i e i g h b o r h o o d . For further inyour building d r repairing! Save owner* where the tenant farmer 1* al­ /ter that thu schedule will Merchant* have three exceptionally^ , Special attention to examination of formation address “ G. K .” care money by writing Box 174, Sanford. most unknown. " ° f i i u ' !’qua,, Moran’s mm got sewn hundred, -ry Monday, Wednesday nnd good bowlers and at theirr game with The ten cltlea covered by tho figure* Abstract* o f Title . , ,. aWny n w,n t>yor |ifollnr* ench while Brownies end of o f Herald. 174-fitp ___________________ .________ 1™-Cti> rauge In number o f residences from nurht they Do.e ° rlnndo th's 't will give up the money is a little less. until the middle, o f April. the Men's Club Thursday! night S E V E R A L HOUSES fe r sale. Sea ' ' HriiRon with a majority of victories, ______ 0,000 to 184.000. O f 72 cltle* In the R . ule is now being drawn up should be nbln to get away to a good Large shipment uf new music. (United States with a population of _ Thlguin. “06-tf* “ "** even though they should lose their Iris Speak, i w.ll 1 be split into two seasons, start. continue to man — Hinterm ister I’ iano Co. 168-tfc 100.000 or more, pply two, Des Moines I’ RKSCRII'T ION DRUGGIST FOR S A L E — A complete pressing winners playing a post sen-' The bowlers, especially those that remaining games of the season, whirh ag.- the Indians next season. ,s the T H E R E X A L L STO RE and Grand ltnplds, it la declared, have club outfit. Steam press. Singer is not likely And inasmuch ns Snn PHONE 325 for the silver loving cup. . attended official dope ju*t released. KODAK D E A L E R -------- th .... first meeting of the For quick results, try a want ad. a 50 per cent population g f home own­ LAWYER sewing machine and other accessories. ford hns never had the pleasure of Jigregational Club and t h e , league, will please take notice that a er*. Des' Moines tops the list with 51.1 de'enting Orlando in years past, ex gCourt House Price $1 0 0 . Florida Wrecking Co. *r. all set for the opening slight change has been made in the per rent.while Grnnrtj Rapid* hns only The Indus . | t||,. .sanford t ouiitr) tinordinary effort will be made to 17tt-3tc LE T TH E GOLDFISH DO IT * shade fewer. Recent government even though the Congregn- schedule for the opening week, caus1 t lub are gett i . tend) to play o ff that grab this one. For Dint reason, their — * FOR S A L E — Horse, harness nnd w a g ­ statistic* In the United States show ub was rated the h.-st in tho cd by the Congregational Club's regu post polled ton i >.oil nt. They haven’t Eye* Examined Glaosea Designed formations, their triek plays and on.- J. T. Guerry, Route No. 1, New York Health Commissioner Give* that 45.0 per cent o f tho people of the t -t-ason, having won the lar meeting night falling on Thursday, decided exiutlv "ii Die day yet but e *ktilf Y>rnetice" will be kept a secret. Advice to Those Who May Da United States own their own homes Sanford. 177-4tp with no effort whatever, this the date they were first slated to believe they ai. wat. lung the almanac I lu- public will therefor remember ^ Bothered by Mosquitoes. and 54.4 per cent live In rented qutrn hey will find things some- play. They have changed dates with i whole w. •'h without rain pro FOR S A L K — 6 room bungalow nnd ~ ~ ~ tera. . W o \\ ill allow you $ 1 .0 0 on tho purchase price this and not g o mi the hulk head this lictimiM. frrent and the Farmers are the Men's Club who were open on three- extra Ipts, ptico $2,887.50. We Hare you n lift, •hlllsh—flsh, not wei|, while [tractice is going on. OptlcJan-Optometriai <>t a new electric iron, for any o l d iron you t th,) will begin to realize Monday night. The Men’s < lub .-on i invite your inspection of this proper­ digger—In your l GOT VE R IFIC A TIO N FROM DAD th»1 r game Monday night, hi-nted to this change on account of hriny up. Which «nme 1 * ltifi-tfc Nnd in th, •lot the title of n 212 Eaat Flrat 8 tre-t Sanford. Fla. ty.— A. P. Connelly & Sons. ne they are all Broadway tiniun - ' ■oinedy <>r of the aim, one of the bestbowlers tlu-ir manager, A. L. Betts being out A pound can o f Calam et contains full / | ( improving the phi and some real FOR S A L E — $.706 cash and monthly Small Boy Satlifled T hat Malachv latest spasm fr*■i i n Pan alley. It l« Mason, will be the Farmers of the city and lu> return was Hot baking pow der» c o m * in 12 ounc* butte. , t e , s h oa l . d a-suit payment* like rent, will buy an al­ Eyaa Examined Glasaes Fitted W * * Right About the Steering n serious Inqulr e*xi-i| to n silf cans. Ik tare yoa get a pound aUn yu, t, ■ I Will bl- backed lip b\ c\|.e. ted bef..|-- I hljt l.i\ Gear of BuBdog*. most new ciiiuse of 4 rooms and hath, ferlng ixipulatl- i the slate health 3-jili, it .>tber good b owl e r , a Hie I edul. i'.*i rh. . , . •iI .t** Will lot .70x117, in good part of town, near eoiiimiMst.iner. I • ll.rman M Biggs k iga n ami ..tiler ( u j m e i > t bat ,i t he new ini. i . g ulat i>-n- will An eminent college professor In tho school nnd store. Street vwill he pav- observes the V f " t tip P e w ­ O P T O M E T R I 8 T -O I*TlC tA N 1 >.rk Herald If W O RJUD& G R E A T E S T ■ " C M M. M l M S I.,,,.,, i i . , ■[ fnther of a xmnlt boy who 1* very ob­ kd« i d a v e r a g e s in tile In pub li s he d HI a few .lav* an.I evet> at ll, li t • it golf outfit rityioon. For further information ad­ lltrn- rule* |»l|■l• i - horuehred New P h o n e IS I-J " h Me \duo. f o |mi,-l ,r, |, ta> V o| servant nnd Inquisitive, and la tho em­ Opposite Postoffice Sanfond. r l » member of every ■lub in the Lea»Lrui* .... in II, ds/** “ House" enre of Herald. 153-Itp York mosquito - - h its lilting you tin- tti-asiiiy, addie-smg a pohti, .,1 ployer of a mnn who lias much Irish & 1 . have good material should get a Cup) ail.I | I| . solve It go get fl gol'lflsti ••>r an oil ran They wit npd humor. 1‘ill*-as it will save many from FOR S A L E — Five room bungalow, are the only kn<> i> gathenng here yesterday afti rinsip • lire* for the mos One dny Alfred, the small boy, was ering nnd perhaps, ii5 in my • .*m \ well located, easy terms, price $2 ,- qulto plague D attacked the rate making system f ,>■ Biggs says. It's n till on the San [•laying with n ent In the stable while dnngerous operation." Bladder 850.00,— A. P. Connelly & Sons. Do •pieiv wln-tli, i the Georgian t- railroads under tlnIt'h 1 11M111•■M rase of [nitroll!; " • Standard Dll A R C H IT E C T i.l f. ( ■1 ' *1111 VV t • | Malm by e|ei lied the linrtie«i*. kidney trot hie deinnud proin- t • w. w Inch, he said, i lG3-tf«j company or lla- i • i -tore i i, i' i g up altei fifteen years o f dnz •i i n r “ Haj, Mnlachr," the rhlld aske<l. The dorlor |« i,n 'ogmntlr In advls Foley Kidney Pills g.,, /ling * pel d III Da' Ij r leaglu-s I list it lot r ar) llggr< gate v.i itinll "I .ll | Room 7, Miller Bldg. “ why do cats nlwaya land on their Ing purchase of . g"Mllsh to catch relief. Sold everywhere -,\dv 11 -.-Im.init hiuh • « • .u* ,| ' 11 , Is I, C|| fix, - rat, fe e tr 1»• t *, » a. Plants from northern stock, $ 1 0 0 HANFORD -:F L O R ID A iiip I • m iiioki|iui • .ml Infant mos "* • I’ Fit ( ENT INTERF-SI 11 N S V V IN i.S Vt'CttUNTS • ' ti ' | , i . i t •f “ The) etis-r tblmstler-n wld their per thousand, f o. )> Lake Monroe, qillloes hcfmw .'"W up and de I SFII \ I r iiM O B II ES tall “ I 'I l o o t ' .,1! (*\ Flu M Doyle. 1.74 26tp m -|o|i nugi-rs M fii flxh will .In­ "Well how di, ruhhlia ste«, ftiern I'D i l l l It F L O R I D \ , 1, 1, ■•ft -ti I , were still stud) mg land lucked snl t -la !>i|{ S A L E Splendid apartment minnow, tnrpei u-l’-ri? They haven't long tall* mil) " I I I ME IN DEM W " ■ I >• k s t i-p -.luft etn lie-t squnrete' f Got.It|s|, are house thirty rooms, paying pro OES TO PA I MIC P 'I V S K IA N » Si ll ■' h*ri I ii i t) el, i. n f I-Oil -'U_i *tei| not •>. a use they mill t ■-t;x .r Gate City House, 1 PJ Myr Welnkn A part mi-nth, Suite 15 W ld tto*lr enre; Dint's pirn at they til/ Thr Waurlatrd I'rr m id to tin- tn-niit) ■ 1 -■• • . s. lint tierause D I ll v till , lx) . WIlll II to tin s A their long ear* f o r ” •to \\er ue 101 tfc Office hours t< .1 \ t 'K < o \ \ II I E. Oct, _’ l I, , 'In V lire »o i" nte, resemhllng i' 1 ainbridge . at ir “ 1 ! iw doe* il huildog «!. er hlmselfl 1‘tiRDS, Mutrks, Oldsiuotnles, (i«k Hot I Ing s o UUP !. sonv llie il- alis in used aut"in--l • n Vlre-lule •' Should it be taken up, Sunford, Flu. Phone- 437 J lie doesn't have long ear* or a long .I11' g lull VII IWh are f■ of mosquitoes IIS lands, Dodge, Cole 8 , Overland. who in the winter ent'-r e s p tl ml | ■ - -I widol). crit a s are won •nil ' Imrs d'oevres. ( I. o •.Is optional That Chevrolet, Mnxwall for snlcv These vissitors desiring to tour the state : 'U Id his hark “ • ", i ul e* Woul d h affect Is i he Hiitistnm • '! ndvlce to tor« A i 4 i 4 « a n i h i > K i ' a • ars are lote models, nnd hnvo hec-n re •. 1 1M l I II l:. Mass ,(», t “ I tt lids II. e tiny looked doiltdflll cars, arc preparing f o r . what tiiej ev. 1 1 ft* As used by tinlured . |t|j>.en>- ’ ’ I verge of losing llie I lent) I "id \ inn c an s, hooner, I'res.-mlv lie ran '<• Ids father's *tudy, pert to be the greatest season Die finishec). making them very desirable 1' * 111 I.rd i , it VV.-IS Itl coll lli. Ir religion hi • .onimK«|(nier Biggs mi t *n i few minutes .-nine hack to the have ever had The tourist featnr’ •! i ' ■ I- f* i' -I Do Ll V -o. 1 'ati nr' t-> prospective buyers, and the » Do . •a' 11-hi ,| i , g ula i -.. rle* -. illetlns ami health sTIIMe I, l prices are right, with e a s y terms 5 Talks - omparativ el> now but tin- hu-ii■ding >h> Iil-w I v clarified Melm-hv r and 7 passengers II A () Mcit--r Co has grown to such proportions tiiat th•IO I | I.v - which Illl* beell I1 ' lam ip ‘ YI » ' I dealers arc kept on tin- tump ft309 Park A v e , Sanford, Fla Distrih pi t f o r m , .| all,I 1 lla ’ th. f D \ clear bp the rules SEEK LIVES OF USEFULNESS "3‘liiit « true uhnf »on told me shout li pg M ' i t >rs, for Hiipmobile and Lexington lilt I ' ' ' I id et, ollcg lat e Foot bulldog* | n«k.->l |ui|.| nnd be rend the beginning to the end o f the w nti • >t \ I’ll • 'iffli ml t lllll- at til, f :II ars " W e carry the parts," season in scan h of cats to supply the be uiiiv i i *ally m American Born C h i n n y Girl* Work You ran find the name of ^ loiuel Mil* to mother lilt of n IxKik M l Ni I I Hard to Fit Them&el^*, to Help ah..'ll l.arks that steer ngalnnt the demand. . ent all but one man 140 tfc every live liusinrHs Man b a 1.1 it Lets Fortunate. w i n d ' " - Pittsburgh Dispatch I’he tourists stop here on t h e i r w a y lx'.’ ., ■ eg team being in moin Sanford in Ibis Column A* I OR S A L E C melody saxophone Bridegroom Overslept; f r o m the north, but cars that xud hall is passed, each day, M ' l l II II \.M> EN It M I D good as new. $ 1 2 0 takes it, half Few people are acquainted with Married in Pajamas Unexpected Candor. aw the Harvard Centre their need nnd drive down the poninVI l l ) III lltN'S M \ cash, balance $10 per month. R. J. that unique ifpe of girl, the Americanin i It UlE| My most emhiirrnssltig moment oc­ known that the l ock M I S S V\ I t ll; 11 1 I I I / EN Holly llernld Office. 170-fltp bum ('lilm-*.- Slolx far different * curred one day Inst winter 1 was at- xuln, using the mnehines nil season f ' b o l In p a tiihiiix. s o c k * xml IN (’0 o • \ r* Ifoctivc, even if they When ready to return home in th-from her xlMerH In the Orient. A h n FOR S A L K Kasy terms, fill acres. 'Upper* ami long raincoat ten-"ng a church hazaar with n friend ■ ir why it slioiibl !„• spring, they usually dispose of U p i > rule she has made the moat of her op I III I'V We'll Dye For You i>v i r1. 1 a bridegroom lon-ntly h u i i l c t of whom I was vt-rv fond All went flowing well land, 1 0 acres leared, llr •• n.- to a t- am on the automobiles whyrever they may I .1' 1 4 l!> I hr \*«iM‘lntr<| |*rr U 1 1 . 'ni*. i I oi"|.,| 1 ai.r ,,([i,,. t, HON TO N STE AM P R E S S E R Y nt remarkably low price if *..l.| now port mill l«-x In A nierl- a » • L until we ciime t" the pillow hontb \ II J\l , |I l\ « I. 1 l I lie I'M-iexe Ii i > the geultix to more ooinph-xine l*e l i i af r l i - . J l i e mu- * ri« xI r1jr Kent & .MrKec, Pro|iH where I made mv hnrrltde Break '.tillte fni w h a t t h e ) call get for them \ I’ • omoniy .V Sons It*', tfc miiki- Hull 'll | i* x m u •* nnd an art 1 . I i11■I ,' ,i 11• in | ',i| I gt T .1 .III".! , g line dealer h i r e l a s t w i n t e r (•' •tel nti't ba<t conrtdentliill V I told her Now *>,me •I C l.E A S I N G , D YEIN G , A L T E R I N G 1> I lo-lr - 1 u11. nt I T, - full uf delight FOR S A L E New five room house, I,.u| th" lit i-P'V . m i ., ■ ....... .. Du v.ii ,| ti , . . [uev l-aix i ' o' t i h * regUlral *o far as to give cln-h purchaser •' , of ttiose [itllowx aren't so laid looking .11 t.. hot. t I . 1. I ,|. l to Work cnled for and delivered 1 two and one half acres and, one acre St ml) for them *eem» lu he an In Mint up i n1 1v 1111,1 mug ii-ieniMii) - l \ lu thi- s p e c t it nt s, b e e n Ii I p Ii i i i . p s i i b r i i l ioii f u r '"011 and mine of them are really quite good car a written agreement to buy t:.e p i ' p a i i ’ .1 •■ 1 1 i c l i i h 1 .1 1 la- . o| iii i sii Phone 461-J-------- 311 Went Fimt St. , was deaired, iis Ills tlniicce up,I tiled, ulccping porch nnd largo rooms, HtlllCt. looking, hut did you ever in your life | arvard team, which r e - ! months by air service officials, it was that is hot trashy, but e le v a t in g and Miss Edna t'amerop. who bns taught . _________________ himself vvlsheil to cntch 11 train see on* In as poor taste as Hint?" every convenience.— A. P. Connelly & number of plays to accustom learned yesterday, but the project lias i c f i n i n g , and it is m keeping' with th e a -great number t>f Clilnese girls In lmmerllii'i-1) after Do- ceremonv A C H E E R F U L WELCOME AWAITS My friend looked at me queerly for j the --tango sight o f a whole not as yet passed the preliminary nir “ W E D E L IV E R T H E GOODS" Sons. 148-tfcl I'ortlaml (Ore.i M-lionl*. recently said holy day t h a t as m u. h of - .i ib -la n t nil I l l s IllIPcee * rti1 1i i | a* he i*n n moment nnd then sold' "I'll ndtillt It , «. 3BH r‘ b ' ’ hand on slioubb-r and v«-y slug. Valuable data on avail Mint she found them honest, diligent, ten-,! anil 1 vpliiltie.l ihnt he hail and sic n il 1 h a r m t i 1 „ po-.-ih:. . >.n nw Is In poor tn“ te Inn then, you see, I ■mg Sing style, and able muli-s ip Imtb -lit••• t mu- ba- be. 1. fair n^lmlc-l and alwaya polite am) o v e r s l e p t n o i l If I p I n , <| • a t | p i l in good location, for immediate tie • t i t o t e Do p r o g r a m .0 1 in I 01 ,| nin rather noted for m> lack of taste, t " n t i , i n * f o ll o w iiig ^ T t m i s mid m il 1 h c r i i i - . I'lth-a pp e. V pples, 1 H r Storage Facilities kind k before tile ball vv a . i.btaineil, however, ami ultimately il f u d r e * * it 1 a *1 1 1 li| m l * - t h e i r Don, $3,200, easy terms and I made Mint " P. Con Dav A !* . 1 - t ig g v a l e " i • v th* w .v Tent*, It a is i ii . S 11 II a na l t . i i * i n * , I* 1 1 1 1 >i*, t . VV n d * "|| would seem quite linpoxxIMtfor V ! oi oi i ds , 1 it r on, If wr [de.isr )»U , tclf nthrrs, if not. nelly .V Son* 'rain I to , . 1 , 1 1 1 1 . i n |,ro,-ee,te,| ' Ipiped to >1 ml 1 •it1-,'b rable a. rial I mailt- n hii'ti exit, and have not 16.7 t fi­ I b it w1 in . l i t . . ■ 1 • . !..,•• ,v o I bi O r a n g e , l .i i i i o n I igs and D a te s them in l,e uiikimt --r to do an linpo lint Hie til Pl i a i nsi l o I uiiipletPil ti raiHi'ij .lift -t th«’ ■piailr*at on t Ip v--Vag* tell us. Phone 198 he p i. p since had the e n r a g e to face her, r ad L 1 . 1 ■■1 • 1 . t h ,1 . • ‘ to .• t ..it I, llet your o f f p e supplies, stationery llie net [!y in*ttii* Die) are honest. though she insists «n considering It a ' t " .................. ll. !, b, 'all 41■- t.1 b. Mil tune * 1 ............... .. O 1 r ■ g D ■ • • • .t ■ • ni, nted and I n I working, and ex lap an.) Po.*t 1 ard* .It Do-iftoruld office. |ok e t'hlcngo Tribune ularl) w lu-1 the \\ eel ' !"l appt'iVa , It > ■tit l ■ SANFORD press gratitude for their education." 1 b. d.iv t- i . 1 - n 1 1 in 11 m . an extra figure to it take-, milch mute def n Get your office supplies, stationery slo- said I'li'*-,fig ,1} probation t.\ 1 , ,,j oil" Effect of War Ag*ln*t Dl*ease. 1 whole team Next In I'rinccHM 'I’henlre Two uf tile routes in Mali) t hlto-He g.rls in America are nnd Post Cards at the Herald office. ' bi x o n * tin w ei'i. da V* •" 1 1 111b. 1 r 1*o The effect of successful war against .vljri Die* in Church; New* Kill* Wlf*. ghl abiiuts" with the titling themselves for business, either that fiotn the Atlantic t (Tencral Machine and Boiler Work*; 1 * s u g g . *t -i. but nn Still*l«l>n let ||H disease pml death I* to make life bet­ B a ltim o re . Md. i,i-,,rgt1111 * t •-r f 1 'r'M.p of circus zouiivi V land ami Ireland, and that (mm the Cylinder Grinding; Dcl.uxe Pistons; _________________________________________ In the Orient or In tills country. I III I Ii a t e onrr I..V•- ami i i-spri t !*n| ll ^ I In­ There nre of young Chlnp*e ter worth living. There Is no doubt | ---------—— I'neific via Alaska, the Alcutmii Is­ d r o p p e d .it a d 10 1 11011I1 liere. si.rredness I u tutal client ihl» •*1 ttu* hi Fty Wheel Steel Gear Bands; Crank FOR R E N T — Furnished bed rooms. that whole cities nnd oven countries n e w * of Ills ' b a i l ' ki l l e d bis wife I bey girls In who attained n The F O LLO W IN G SE R VE T H A T PU R E ELD ER SPRIN G S '•H its D IS R U T K I) H IT lands, Siberia and home via Ireland .111(0 horn* IIIkmjI ih» |»4II lx, ill thr Shaft* Returned-------------- Phone 62 Inquire 107 W. Third St. 177-Gtp vast nnuitint of the good offered In hnve lived at a low physical level of European Finn bail been I n x e p a ta i d e for III ve a r s . W A T E R TO T H E IR PA TR O N S and bi-land well-being. Settlers In tnnlniinl dlo- Open all the year b a n d r 1 •in pi1. t.lA iih> n1 11> .*»t•11*• ! it•lh. who now nre FOR R E N T — Furnished npartmont, this f i it, Xxxorlnfrd I 'r r tii DRUG S T O R E S RESTAURANTS— Army flyer* conceived the world iVt.ii 1 1-I 24. One question of going to the of their ancestors trlcts of the United State* are perti­ The 1 b u n Ini* III ttit \i» nuty. will iiNo Merely Curioo* to Know nent examples. For them llfo was a ItC. Bower's Itcll (Jnfo circling flight plan in line with tin to teach help thu girls (her*. * l•our I* > "f ulmpfS iiiLr a p p t i-i'iat e tin1 Nr-i'i - Tv Cobb manager of Get your offtco supplies, stationery ■ad affair. Low death nnd sickness An e Mi - i l i w o m a n who w a x sit t i ng ltinimill.it & Anderson Seminole Cafe reasons which prompted President aliovisuggest inti. *" I'gers from the charmed rnte* signify n mure exuberant vitality, E L E C T R IC A I. C O N TR A C TO R S and Post Cnrds nt tho llernld office. Bible Verae Called “ Code t Union Pharmacy VVelakn Restaurant Roosevelt to send tile fleet around the by me oil I t . t r n i l i one dnv got up ' I I l/.EN. ,,MI hitters for 11) 2 2 . it was liUtTleilli a n d left V* -In- w a s wal k nnd more general enjoyment o f life. Owing to the ruling ot the signal -------FOR R E N T — Three furnished house world in 19118. it v..1 , said. It would H O TE LS— V aldez Hotel b .la) in compiliitioti of ing d o w n the lllsle I l l o t h e d It. it *||I‘ The possibilities In a nation which keeping rooms. Phone 348-W. Call corps, United State* army, that code have value In.'n a- a *t [> in prov iding to il fo i goi t i - n Ina -la-, (.u le 1 11*1 Montezuma Hotel W ig warn W**llnghnuse Lights and Appliance* MONSTER K I M , I ISII i-d b.ittmg records by Irwin renlly enjoy* 1|fa nre limitless.— Pitts­ before eight *nnd nfter five. 174-6tp ineivKugeN will not be accepted for burgh Dispatch. nerinl defense through trnming and Seminole Hotel ll was Wl-ilgeil so. Iiri-lv tietwi|.|| tile New Line of Fixtures L E A P E D Ol T OF BA 7 1 1 filial stntislleian of the 1 raliHtiilsslirii over the cnble to Aln*,kn. in giving the world a better umlei -•Ml* alol I ki pl polling 1 iur(--i to ,il|\ 1'lllt RhIS'T— Furnished room, also a a telegraph clerk rei-Vnll) refused to IN It) F ISH E R M E N S MIDST 1 'gue Without that hit 123 W e «l First Street .it ....... . 11 mil lief.■!■• xlii- -lo||ld landing of Ameinan postwar deii-l Double Cylinder Air Motor. storage room. -Ill Park ave. 173-fitp take a iiiessnge for Nome whleh rend 98, but with it he en reiieli t i e iloor An air motor, on the order of Uiose <11/ I hr Axuirlnlrtl I'rraaj - k for the third time FOR Rt7N'T— Furnished apartments. "Third K|ilKtle of John verses 13 ami Wc mvilp tho puhlic and all tiHorH of E LD E R J 11 -l a * *lie llioip|ienrci| n r ouml MuST. PETERSBU RG, Oct. 24. Much uacd In pneumatic tools, but of such 14.” The sender said Infigured he r“ ' «x lengu? batting lend Femald Apartments, 305 East 1st S I’ RING S W A T E R to visit the spritiR nnd in 1 o i n i ’ i 11 m a n [leereil o v e r tin top of i x i i l e m e n t w a s . HllSed h e n one d a y extreme compactness that It Is no could get hi* tm-sMi :<■ in the limit of I •> year* with but three 7 til " \NT \ " H IT E H A T tin sent helii nd unit temiit ki-d III 11 St. 104-tfc our method of handling its product. Why take this week when a king fish Weighing the ten-word special rate, the dl*| nlch bigger than n safety-match' box, I t r PI AY GOLF Nt)W — pa t i e nt t one " J us t vv lint w a s It you a chance? Your eminent physicians claim M »R R E N T — Rooms anil kiufwnotte being designed to n^difv Ids son that weighs ofily tliree ounces, and yet de­ Mi i r l y p o u n d s Icnpnii o u t o f T a m p a IT IS T H E T H IN G w a nt e d wi t h m y s h o e ? " E x c h a n g e 15 •-•, in a game nt New Y’ ork velop* over half a horsepower, waa an tiiat this water in unexcelled and ita purity —Shirley Apartment* uppostte post ho would soon arrive In Alaska. V . C . C O L L E R , Prop. 0* tr«,it and the Yanks, Cobh outstanding fenturo of a recent model makes it most beneficial for many troubles The llllib; text Indbatiil ba* tbe*e •ffice, upstairs. 28-tfc Laying Down a Barrage. D>t,,i in unofficial newspaper You want a beautiful white felt bat The The Ford people of Sanford as well os the words: ” 1 have tnnny tilings to write, exposition at Dublin, Ireland. r j / l »<i you hear from your sou nt FO R RPJNT— Small cottage. See J. but I will not with 'nk ami pen write motor, Illustrated and described In ** with two hits nntl by t h e |in which to I’ln>’ K°l f - Th°y |nok college?" Western Union recommend this water for . Munson. 17H-3tp unto thee, but I t u*i | xliull shortly Popular Mechnnlcs Magazine, la dou|»c.iter with only one safe w *,ite " nd • ' on the green field, batteries. laird) and often," said .Mr tirnh see thee, alid we *tmll speak fuce to hie acting, with two opposed cymders FOR R E N T — Three room apartment Inve.tigation o t the discrt-|)- th,,y an' M,ft ,hc hl'nd> they keep coin. " I get so many request* for Coll phone 311 and have a bottle of this water . of three-quiirtcr-lnch bore and stroke, — 1300 I’nrk Ave. 179-Gtp face.” —New York Sun. I» been started and the con- the sun out of your eyes, they nre the C O N T R A C T O R nnd B U IL D E R by mull, telegraph and lung sent you nnd protect vour health. and runs on compressed air at 1 0 0 to Bun niftiest thing in the golf line. 7 OU1 iJiNtatii-e telephone Mint I hesitate to Ui;l be laid before 1 T r y a Herald Want Ad today 300 pounds' pressure. * 517 Commercial Street— Sanford, Flo. Nothing Doing. I 'd the American Iwingiio. I f ‘’fl" K*’ 1 them for ladies or gents at S. 'listen In' w ith my/radio mil tit for Obi Mose carefully knocked, the k |*‘ for Cobb, it will make him •Itobbins’ store on First street nntl fear Pll hear son's voice making nn 1 The Aluminum Trays and Wntcr ashes from bis corncob nntl put It on Lnrpe shipment o f new music. other np|H'ul—Birmingham Age Her ’ bugger in baseball history un'>’ > ’ml ,,,u' b'K round dol1 the immtelplerc. Mill pitchers hnvo arrived nnd some spec­ — Hintcrm isW * Piano Co. lG8-tfr 'be 100 mark three times. i,,r- They nre worth twice that sum "Mnmly,” he remnrked, "I think Ise ial pieces not shown before nt the g w l n e |■11 1 on mnli lies' e l o l h e s nn' go ’•Mir uf ,st l.ouis has two hut we want to do our bit to innkc Indoor E*orcl*r SERB HIS III.ADDER T R O U B L E IN S U R A N C E A G E N C Y l ’optilnr Market 179 3tc d o w n In d e M i e t n f c i li-rnlghl to see f * - 'hi* year nm) 1920 both golf popular in Sanford so you get ” 1 hear lu ll vi- |i-Itn-it tin- I h i ti n g d e - ttnrtis lildh-s dillici* 1 ■' ague ri-cord. , your beautiful felt golf but fur one ,'lilb " F I R E -------- A U T O ---------BONDS Ills wife fumed 11 stori) eye oil Idm “ Could not stnnd nor sit nnd was "V 1**.' L'o in 1 9 1 1 stands us the'dollnr. Drily a few left and we do not Second Hheets, S ' / j x l t , o n ly "Mos. " slolid slowly. "Ilxxen f , „ lt -d t(1 , rv «u t from intense p a in " •them iulng tu take X I . ini' long hikes? |hik'h mark in the early dnys know that we 1 an ever buy '50c per 1,000, w h ile t h e y Inal, at "Certainly, but only Id Mic club I J ! '! " ' V ' >,,l,1,!,lnk; ,h,: n writes Henry Williams, Tarkio, Mon­ (t»rin- " T ip " xO’Neill, o f the St. ngnin wholesale ut that price. Get , . ., , . . Herald office. tf > ub d beltah tlilnk again. Nlgguh, , house i nmy walk around n hllllnrd C O M M U N I T Y U lilL D E B 'j r *1 " f the old American Agso- them quick before fhey nre nil gone. ynli ain't gwlne put m.lldn' to go tnnn' “ The doctors .aid I had inflamtable 4 0 nr ff) times In the course of I®*de ft 1*02 in 1887, the samo lloldiins is the place for real bargains nn evening." Contractor and Builder bladder nnd nn opern89 piece Mngentn Chinn dinner set no pluce Iio Mine to see nobody do noth ,n,,tion o f 11. F. 1 In’, never, no how an' not nt nil. Does ! ' on w n 8 necessary. Tried Foley KidI’op Anson, of the Chicago in everything. 180-Dp special price flris week, $35.00 nt Me- V|.j ttmleralnn'?" Satttrdpy Evening ney Pills and improved at once. Tel) f . P. FORSTER. President J O H N G O V E , I*ro p rifto r ‘ made .421. Second sheets; 8'// x 11. only Lnulins. l70-4td Post. nil my friends about Folcy/ Kidney .100 nverage this year, If ho The Hcrnld delivered, 16c per week, : PURELY : PROFESSIONAL CLASSIFIED ADS , l , , ( t JE BALL )T BALL JKET BALL kp SHOOTING that bakes with Calumet-and them 1 of : has learned tliree in> portant baking fac^ j are millions the^l !ET MONDAY NIGHT WHEN THE BOWLING LEAGUE OPENS SEASON Second; that her baton™ always pure and wholesome, which Roe. a^on^wsy towardperfe^ DOR SALE CHAS. L. BRITT, Editor ih e g a t io n a l s a n d f a r m e r s First ; that she never ha.1 any failures,whichmeaS no loss of time and m* teriaL George A. DeCottes REALM OF SPORTS s SKCKKT PltACTICK ON BULKHEAD § CELERY SEED : Special Sale Tliird; that the greater thair usual leavening i strength of Calumet 4 stands for economy be- 1 cause she uses less. CHELLE MAINES GOLF BOWLING TENNIS BOXINt; ___ , , t *^aP Rose Bath Soap Kirk’s Hard Water Soap Cakes f o r ....... 29c A lai'UfO Cal\0 8 for . *4 CALVmI t h e feconomy Henry McLaulin, Jr., Opt D. BAKING PQ\ A DOLLAR FOR ANY OLD IRON sales are 150% greater any other brand. MeADOO ATTACKS TIIK RAILROADS RATH SA'STKM , TOM MOORE frfflg GUARANTEED IRONS S .OO AND UP fMKEVCl 10.“) Fa Intel to Avenue a Merrill- Di inis ELTON J. MOUGHTbN KIM’S STUDYliS’i; CENTRE’S NEW SHIFT SIXTY Tl,(TUSAND STRAWBERRY Pay Yourself First 1 I I)r. W. I). Gardiner * ’N I-, .'•1it>ii]tj lake t_j’t>< |caif i| h» * t1v< 1\\ 1nt i \\ 1SU, 11tf -.it L'lt*ai a 1»lca>inf <»t life as LAUGHTER.' Tlic American Schooner W ins Over Canaria's BUSINESS DIRECTORY : : C a l e n d a r ■■ S a v i n g s B a n k ■• ■■ 11 Brings Joy PLANES W ILL ATTEMPT FLIGHT AROUND WORLD MMI >1\IHRS1 T, Ine Seminole Count)r Bank STRENGTH PimciiFvig •tl --->ILh BEST FRUI T CAKE 50c PER POUND Quick Service Transfer , <,HKAI K *- five roombungalow HOTEL T A M IA Machine <fc Foundry Co. FOR RENT G1LL0N & FRY ROUTH the - II"1 1 .l"k '70'ri11’ BAKERY scores America linvo land nnd dreaming land nnd L * W h o*. Pays the Fide SANFORD NOVELTY WORKS * Uleanliness is next to Godliness You do, if you fa il in ;he of your productiveness to P for the Rainy Day? the Years. General Shop and Mill Work Mullet Roe You will have nothin# to if you start a Bank Accoufflj I ') Salt Mullet Apalachicola Oysters us now. B. W. HERNDON Elder Springs Water Co. SANFORI) FLORIDA Nice Eat Mackerel Jones’ Dairy Farm Sausage First National S. O. Shinholser 14,xo stands, a* an answer to to do all kind* of job printing. .■ 1 ' ^ , »-*----.■. * : ■ — . .: • -G— — :__: ~ - -/ fi ■ s, 50c per 1,000, while they last, at Herald office. tf L P. McCuller GET YOUR POST CAROS AT THE HERALD SANFORD MARBLE & GRANITE WORKS C E M E T E R Y W O R K A S P E C IA L T Y 1018 Weat Firat Streat 1*18 W«*t,P«rat S tra * . • • . . beAW*' f l i . ’ A- � 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, 1922 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, October 24, 1922 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 24, 1922. 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>, October 24, 1922; <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/cea24722a93db81faff22183f5e00748.pdf 3cb530357443b021bbfc855b709822d4 PDF Text Text Woman s Club Fair and Dollar Day Friday, October 27 th SANFORD SANFORD •The City Substantial" T h e f i t ' M ibstantiaT M . IN THE H E A R T OF TH E W ORLD S G REATEST V O l.l'M E III. VEGETABLE SECTION SAN FO H I). F LO R ID A , W K D N F S !) \ V, OCTOIIKR 25. I!»22 GREATEST MASONRY SCHOOL OF INSTRUCTION IN. ENTIRE HISTORY OF LOCAL LODGE MASONS IN ATTENDANCE' I T A V n F R O M K E Y W E S T TJD L iL iU 1 U PE N S A C O L A MUCH I N T E R E S T Grand Lodge Committee on Work is in Chnrj;e of the Classes » • ** N U .M H K Il 181 . * WHAT ARE YOU GOING . TO DO REGARDING THE PROPOSED AMENDMENTS? Ha P«i fcl lly The Plant <TI > Courier S ** •--. f,-j ra fa ' f.p O R f.F U L .U IlU l-1 The hi-unial election i> near, when btsidc tlie naming <>f a number o f offitiais, Florida electors are to v o t e 'f o r or a g a in .t four proposeil changes in the I ’onstitntion, which is so aged and already amended mi many tunes that il is a man's job fo r even a trained and astute lawyer who has made a specSAYS GREAT BRITAIN MI ST PAY ini study o f F lo rid a history and legITS 11FI IT TO UNITED islutivc procedure to follow it. Hut STATUS . had it not been amended from time IS FOR PEACE . AND PROGRESS “ ► ■■■ * ’■ Ha i n Ha WILBUR MOTT NOW IN CHARGE OF THE ' HALL-MILLS PROBE DIRIGIBLE SAVED t • •ostnn t the subjW’ts, the state lias E N « y s i i c A iu N in - o f f i c . f it n i l thousands of children into s. bools already crowded and rendered i" i; i i « slow and difficult fo r both ■ - o f pupils the voluntary sludents and those who have enrolled by \ntuo of the compulsory law Effic lent schools are needed in eve ry com ­ HFi'l i s a v t o k f n S GENERAL Front Destruction h> P resen ce m uuty, and .rights embraced in the TVKKS IIOI.ll OF TIIK of Mind of One of pr .posed amenilment nre ne< essary to INVKSTIG \TION (he Crew pi vide good schools, Since its organization some fift y years ago, Sanford Lodge, No. 02, Free anil Accepted Masons, is having n- greatest school of instruction li.-gtnning yestcrilay morning at I " inck the (iraml Lodge t ’oinmittee iv Wurh. composed o f Marius Endel, illy The \■aortaim t'rraai I*’ time, many o f those who now en lie -ci otid proposed amendment is L O N D O N . ( » ,i 25 'I will support jo y the privileges of citizenship in th ! to \rtn le V, relating to the juI...ary Th i- would permit appoint any party m il any government that tins Rival state, would not be her* pursues the policy o f pea. e. economy '* constitution drafted and adopted . '• I Iv the R o w i m i of additional ' iiii Ir i '- hi |. ml when I In ..ad t, ,,|\ w* • . •..•,l!iei revolii more III.ill thirty f i i . year- HR*, could l liny In appaiet.I A popiila I oiiaiy loir leat touii y and tines I* I afdly be ex pc. ted I ^ ■oliform III all ’ * I* Iit iRat ion and i rune ill effioii ntI\ formoi Prime Minister *v -p c «t. to the nerd- and customs o f ' ban man, o f Jacksonville, fa m iliarly , |iiy(, ,.,(„hti.m liberal Ibis day and time, for there has been li *i‘, alnl if “justlCi I- to be e\p.s t known as the “ Grand Old Man of member- ..f pmliament at a meetinR marvelous progress in the s c ie n tific ’ . *1 - itlii.nl delay, it is nr . --m y to Masonry"; W alter I.. Scott, of So today In a n o t he r pint o f Ins speech and iiivonliv. world duiuiR the years | >nle fo| dlsposiliR of i ases in a brniR, and T. Hunter F o u r , of I'eiisa he m a d e th'- d e c i m a t i o n “ G r e a t Itrit intervening, In IM*"> then- were no t •itably prompt manner. The mills ( ,.|a, enrolled Masons from all point; a m m ii-I p a y A m e r i c a all her d e b t s " automobiles, telephone*, and electric •t astici grind eriltre \ too ,»b.w in a, Florida. raiiRiiiR from Pensacola to I III! \ . f 1. III.n bet vl ei Ii l il e. it III Ila III d foi Ii r Ii I and p o a i a a . pi.n Ileal *. t lolls, and |h. ailli'll.lmelit hey West, ill the several i lll-sc- In ai d (bi I lilted S t a t e s w i n urReii by ly unknown; th e ie was no wireles * i hrniR some r e llet i r inslriirtod at this school. Ih. entire dny yesterday was de ■■’ id to m-t riii I ion in '.hr l.nteied *i , ■l elltl' c ileRI ee, uni t ll* ■I* c >e* ' • . l e d oil ailu.d i andnl.ili last . i • the i o m n i'tie........ upy mr th. I ,ii -.lain iis in 'I.. I ' " I ri and '. n hr tlfi \«oik \f*er On n o d .4 I, i***Mf t 111*1 til • I I • • * t il l M.r.j !#» t 111* h.»M*|l|»t It.ill wIl'MP lit . mis ri*fn'Hhtntrit- vfM «!% «1 I ’ ......... if stpM lirfjs M*»l •* thrift 11*•1 V I • A I'I't ||| I* I »*|tl|.»ll • .»t (I «• .1 - 1 i. iv td 11,i in i .a., In "inm it • C i ■. il. I .i I i>' '. 1, F vlli.'A d iR ie e and will confer the de Il ;n Dual candidates tollIRbt. Ibe convening at 7 'Id sharp morrow , beRinniiiR nl !d a in I n-Rree ■ li'iictivili ill ‘.lie Master's nf.'irail be i'll . II .■1 1 * 1 I lie degree bill to 5i' n actual candidates ,v) It is vpectcd that . ' mini*. |... ■• V’ I. •• • I loy i G o r g e of \ n - bid “ 1 a m f..r the L e a g u e telegraphy. tio railiophoii. i ommiiiilcn •d 1 M■ i • ' I 'a ' . an I . ■.[ , i. 1 . ip 'i. vi i 1 ’ i • • *h. tin I i.-t Il l • • i ■• ini' a l l .OR* I t • t a a *•• ( L V D K I Hr Thr Arsorlnlrd l'rr«»l P H O E N I X , Arir.. Oct. 25. J a m -s 11 ! ennox, fo rm er United States com miss.'.ner at Sentinel, Arizona, was taken into custody at Indianapolis, I ml , yesterday in An indictment churRi hr complicity in an ullcRed “ mild ier’ s" land fraud ill which form er se ................ ... V.cc men and disabled soldiers were nllcRcd to have lost approximate!) 12.500,000, nccordiiiR to word riseivcd here by federad officials. A p p r o x ­ imately 500 former service men from many different states who filed on al­ leged worthless desert lands in south­ western Arisona during 1020 under the belief thnt the government was to rtclnim tho land fo rthe benefit of former service men were the victims of the alleged fraud. Lennox is charged in the indictment with having demanded and received excessive funds while acting in his capacity as United Stntes commis­ sioner and With having made false certificates ami acknowledgements in the capacity of United States enmmis sinner. |Frank M. Jordan, of Tuicon, Arizonn, was placed under arrest and is now out on bond on nn indictment charging him with being nn associ­ ate and accomplice of Lennox. in ii \ |i ;■ • • l M M*1 ami-M.I I \ \I I h i d d 1.1 •' ' S T K A IV IK K I A S T i, ip *i 111*'*i•1 :•* '1 * 1« f III ill* • 5 1 •|•.i**wtiMl ill, ! . * • I!.. • •till ill*!* f L IN K S T IL L O N L K IK iK ii, i t ^ . tl.l . . * ! . • I f. • \*.(«• (*»| ll,l« I . 1 • • Ik. 1..." I l l " 1It*- \SSMlI ||fr.l l*r r •• t ; • J 11 ■N\ II 1 1 1 -till .1 ltf*l *f • * ' i .ir\ t*. ..( « If * L« i !»• ' Is 1. -t 111R in lit* * ' •* I o' high I "1 . 1 it * ••ii i' 'in* • * * a at Ibn kiORliam Palace I 'biy \ a re u11 ••( takuiR the unth • 1 .«at n.ii iln Hal! Mills murder, 1 o ffi e member- o f the cabinet bo* win h he a .i - a-signcd ye*t. r iny iNih to fin., t mu as a new Rovernment by Attorney General Mr*‘ran immediately • ' •' | ..lev 'll ill.I plitliRi'd ini.• the ill M i d i - p e n t th e I ' f e i i i o o n e lo s e t e i l w III County Pmse* litor Heekman of •i. • th. bi.dn Here’s More'Trouble Lor Newspapermen N F U P O I I T N E W S . <ht. 25.— The i .. sem e ..f mind >.f ii member o f tho li. v I d\* ard * save I the army diriRible C-14, Flo.mor IJ.-it* of Wheeler Hall and Mi, , . fi. •in* it fatr Aimilar t" that of its sisi p • d|. mid nil ■Si.pt II. I t •• . • 1 b. * . log hole was 1> - .ft. in .•ut" 1 St ri. ker oi” rfi i|i if - ga« bug a- it was being ■! th* ..lifer Ik il.) i r .1 .it l aiigltiy t l • ..!’ > • .m; • -1 against tho . . , v. u > ...1 1 when tho * . *" ’ 1 1 be b.ig ulld ■ ■i ’ i ' ' V .1 . i i-i ' l 1t. J ’ -nfety, ll , , | ,, t ......... 1 ill. .1 tlie rip U. ••111’ !i’L ■!. any ’ ’ t, r• L .» v|*.R th. t ■if..gen and snVH 1, tht« «• •hip tn ui .lesii icti.ni in I *u».. 1... . .inmsed . 1 to 1 lT* 1ll. .no • t tb.- man i ii , '.t h a t ' i a* . i i....... . •t u i- ii.it made x f ..... . 1. •, , •t r lie III. Wilt be w it lull tbc |IU\N< 1 ut . ..)|..|der s of a til I I n\ **» b 1 • v *1 • t u t t.. .r.l li-*i /. .i , * . . . .1 t. n in ti 1. 1... -* ..... I • , , 1. t...; i>- a> 1In. 1it \ ,.1. I... ii V• • ..j. .1 i ..Iin t 1 t . . • 1* * • n .ii. b p* •< ■t l V fi-.-' W i, •' |l ■ h II a I • V* I ' .* .- I . i In , f man m ilder * u t h . >t d n-s. I tu mi* In.v e i. ». t p. Ml. 1 . Rl'l.lt I f Ml s'. . linn l . f \tll. . ..I. ' •• III - . i III.,I .1 ■ •. . 1 1• ill • . (.. " f ' . • 1, • 1 , ’, •h, * ...It" •1> r id. • ' f s • the who, pally t n . w e v . r, ■ Mi ..,i 1 . I*. if N E W M INISTERS TO T A K E OATHS A N D GET SEAI S ancc that we would l»e allowed to re , ,, , tain even a half portion of a senator if tin- senatorial representation i. to be reapportioned under the proposed amemjmeiit. Note against this nmelldlliellt and thereiiy ex pies, to tin Rovcnior your I.:...wledjre that it is his duty t .. nipel Ibe leRislature, at it- next session, to reapportion as outlined and spe. ified and .. .lulled by tile t .institution Florida IF A T FIRST YOU I. VV. W. MEMBERS DON’T SUCCEED, N 0 W 0 N T R fA b A T T R Y , T R Y AG AIN SAC R AM E N TO I?erRe)i Murder Case in Hands o f the Jury1 ( I l r The Assoelntrd Pressl SACHAMENTO, Oct. 25.—Tho trial of the ten self admitted members of the Industrial Workers of the World, who nre charged .with violating the California criminal syndicalism act wns continued today with testimony af tj,e pr0scfutloin. The testimony taken by the-prosecution indicates thnt it iii .seeking to establish that the or, |Br Thr Ar»«*rl«lrS l*r»*»l HACKENSACK, N. J., Oct. 2 5.-A jury of six women and six mLn head­ ed by Miss Susan Squire, n 23-yenroid stenographer, this afternoon received the cast? of the three defend­ ants charged with the murdering of Jnck Hergcn. movie actor, in Edge- gnnizntion is romm itted t . i y h e doc WIlt7,r trifle o f sabotage j I w th uedh nl moving I .1. t pe. ...mil inter-I. • id ut ii ef literature, ' • ' i 't i . -i .Mi.liiiietit of von­ .1 . limes throughout tho ■ "■ * ?............ . treatment may ' ■ ..I.tamed at a nominal cost. The \tImittc Const l.ine Hallway • . .-I . d tit. allied henlth agencies Ut i t Mo vv.uk ..n it. 11ties in Flnri.t-», lewli.MiiR the great benefit a to bo f. 'lie health and • u.pl.yeis, which .1 • .' ’...." , t.iit from a finan- Id lav MOTHER TRIES TO ’’ND !T MJ thotce in eleetinns invol vui R t uxa t mi i .vitli more than Ilhl.UIMl population, One should not lose sipiit o f the f a c t , now shares a plan- in Hie senate with that Florida adopl.it compulsory edu I’inellas county'. We have no ii. - nr d -ant th.’ tr identity. - ’ m i • I ch,or *iriR.*r 1• w . i i de,| n. id ,,\. i t in post rate • I V '*•!'* ' ! ■.1 I II III, e 111 1* . b.s .1.J-. tin’ still. hu> *••11f ' ■•A .1 '*! kh'*W constitutional limitations plansl the t '.ili; lit ut mu in that r.-'peet The . , North amt West portions o f Florida ,,n fo r iMliicationiH mlvnn l l ^ e f.u mail) years bad tile balailee m.-lit. When* additional funds an Hot. needed, the proposed p r ivile;. o l j i i m i ' r ill tile ii-l-l-l.it lire, and .III.a* ">.l ..... I not bt hi ’. ok> d. and allot he i t. . th. p|o|..... ( am. lellll* I t .I■ I* ..is ..f any ■bin ...n that . a n t e . a . » m an. e lli il th. spe.il v > i .lb i .i .. • ... • I piopi.M-d ii ii I Ii*>l aI > is not out ..f ot art, . I o n . l del Will re.t ehtllelv with it ." '. >v In repn * rl at I " ,1. out I. ard * * pay tax on real per .Ul.il pi-.p. ’ tv. .1 . . . me . I u . 11, e i. or.-. "I * . t.ur i v III. “ fbruter oi el*., tor win* ............1 pay tax other than • i.pil . l mi. ... p II al l ! I* . pat e i . I let t 11 I i ir Ii adoption >.f M l K N HI M , lil but..i i r Ii * .unit y lax, not I.OIMR ellRlble to exptes- a t hi s prop. . si t lot cation without mnkuiR provision to . . . . . house or teach the tiublren that It was mt.sided to force to attend s. h<»>! t ’ompulsory education i. a IiI«'ssiiir because it permits many children t'* Ret at least a Rrailimar school edu cation when «diierwise theV wo ild he j compilled to furcRo that riRlil yet, _______ by adoptimr that method vvitlloiit ar II I* T h r %««urlrtlril I’ f f M l laiiRitiR a in.-tli.id >>f pmvidirtR li i u N H O N , O. t. _*5 KiriR GeorRe crease*! facilities and t>. pay ten. hers .ha. summoned council for today, at which nil new ministers announced ^ , , th„ prim(. ministers. ' * Dollar l-nw, will take their .mths o f o ffic e and receive their seals Save IIiriRihle oimr-el. learnitiR what the county a lhoiities ha\e .h-ne nod ’earned . r .I* is nnsil I \N V M I K S III \ I Hill li " I I I St It V IV E (lly Thr \a«orln(rtl I'rraal I’ l A N T ( IT Y . n. t 25. IVspond •n. v over ill health and unwilling ness to leave here two months ..id I <!.y behind, it is said prompted Mrs Jim ilnbkirk to take bichloride of inert ttry poi.oli and give it to her bnbv at iter Inline nl Coronet yesterday aft ••moon, it is stated late this afternoon l.y the attending physician. Hr J. D. Ifab.*rn, that ladh mother and baby have a Rood • han. o for r n o v e r y due to the fact that Ilnur stoma* hs r<. I allied very little o f the poison. The days are getting shorter, Not so with congres onnf speeches. . :j ••ii.i v* i'll The in.ivt* ... m - for tile mutual liclterment of wll . oncerned. The employers recogtlial when nn employee is baa). Jbv and Itappy the work done will not t.. Ri.niter i.ut the character of • a I 1. • "th nn.re Minn the volume. Il;> .o.p . y.e. will he happy in their i b v u . ' t iii .1 *vdl teceive more ■ f ' b* i . a ill I., le*. 1line lost In. VM.mt’. < ..ii't I .me is the S0C" I laiiuiiv in tlie snuth to adopt * bat i. known as the Industrial PrORtiiin. and by doing so setting u plenibd example which might well bfl adopted by every rollcettl in the coun­ try without regnril u> tho number employed The Fh.iidn Fast Coast Railway waa Mo- fir-t railway in thecountry to taka .*v**i this Industrial Plan, and through tii splendid eo operation of both Tu •ffninls and employees, 5,0(15 out o f 1 , 0 0 0 employees was reached with lec* tur*-.. movin g pictures, literature and exhibit. The officials say that it haa b* i t. worth thousands o ' dollars to the road Summing up, the follow ing reasons for tiie adoption* and .necessity for .in h a campaign are given: As ap­ plied to the up keep of state institulions: the enre of n large percentage of the insane, the feebleminded and STATE CAMPAIGN AGAINST |Cpilyptic, and blind children and SOCIAL HIKE VKKS leSquents in industrial schools; th© N E W Y O K K . Oct 25 Jerome Uhle • ' up keep of jails and prisons; the up­ and opera singer, will be keep of charity hospitals: As applle 1a' n,,r I he Florida Mate Board of Henlth to individuals: sickness, poverty, ut married the thin! time to the woman he first married in 1905. The wed- and the U S Public Health Service hnfiincss, death and disruption o f ding will take place in Rome .Inn. have declared war on sociul discuses homes and the propagation of defc Uhle married Miss Elizabeth Norris and every effort-in to he made by tive children to bankrupt future of Philadelphia. She divorced him in these health agencies, through educa erations. 191-1. They remarried in 1917 I.ut t onal, legal ant! medical measures. Lectures with motion pictures w ill tllr Thr a*»s**clnle«t I'rraal divorced again two yenr. h.t< r Tliev met again f.n r weeks ago and made tip their diff* r. n es and arrang.-d mairiage f..r the third time Residents of Minnesota turned out OHEGON HIGH SCHOOL to fight 200 fires. There nro sljins IS D E S T R O Y E l ) i l l F L A M E S SHOP E A R L Y that this will took hark upon next (I); Tllr Afeanflilrtl 1‘ rrMi winter ns having been strictly n sum­ III 7 Thr laxirlnird I'rraal PORTLAND, Oct. 2 5 . - On,, fire mer sport. N F W Y O R K , Oct 25 \ cargo ..f man wns killed,* ami ,aeveral Injured Ut n i-t by falling wall today when the half nearly 07.000 msc. nf dates, the first Elimination of stunt flying will High big importation of Christmas • goods milllion ’ dullnr Washington mrl-e it possible for more aviators to this year, came today from Bombay mitay. School was tlcstropeil by fire. % ’n ** D*Hy Herald Delivered to your bo up and about Ft. v lilt rhe \ ..nrlnlrd I'rraal III) Th- toiirlalrd I’ rraal :v. him n s w h k . n . j „ o. t I ON HON. t let 25. The en tir« I Icputy Attorney General WiMmr A • -'bund of Prime Minister Honar Idiw Moll draped himself in r"b.-s of si m l t ,i th »r . on .. inn . I . I hat Ian. e‘ I ln Steward In • i " Illy Thr V..... In|. .1 I'rrsat . d t lie f. ;ld of Oil......... a- a H I ’ F F A I . i t . o . l 25 M a y . i S.hawb pran.I finale o f the present school to rxpiTti'cl to appear lirforc tin* somorrow nit*ht, so if any o f the lady • i .. and ..I* i ash uei ftort preine court justice today r. aders o f the Herald have Masons in „i, or dm risjuiriliR editors and re|s.rt I Iter r fa m ily they need not expect said o r. o f the KveliiliR News to show M iis to return until the mornuiR , nti •. why they refuse t>> app. ar bo aft. r for.- tb< mayor to .Its. b.-o the bn'i* ^ \\ tub- in the i ity tin 1 ..inmiMe. ..n and sour. **s •>f thoir information fm t\ . ik are . omfortahlv located at the a son.-.' of aitli’los dis. I..SII1R alloRod \|. ntrrilRin hotel, while oilier Ma-olis proto, to.I r tinblii.R and wi.lo op. r, atteli.lance on the s. I.... I are lo* at .it y The Nows o.titonally .list'a.in■ i at the various hotels of tile .It? bi niR » npaRod in a |sditi. al stjuabl.lo i a o f them beitiR tMkell .a r e of III o, personal i-rndRo fipht apainst the I’Mvate homes. mayor. N o possible penalty, the odi torial declares, can budRo the News ()f from its adherence to the priiuiple ... r I- i i inotcctmir its sources o f ronnucntinl 1 information Janies R. Lennox Accused oV Fraud On W ar Veterans i • M" alol no at •f t lie-i i > Rinded i *1 .1 Th*- %* \\ul **r iiritu * l a f \i ' •**,t W» •» •* * at raid to pull hei o f f while i. t hr or an ev'eri k.el for fear o f - p m c ' c her plates and art* hopiiiR l..r a Iu r Ii ■I wind to kick up the sen so tin enpacity o f tile hall will be more will r m k a nd pulliliR call I i ' m taxed, e'|*e* tally .' the . "lifer . .R Ilf tile Maslet's . 1 1 Till r.l I'e c* mad. llltol I - alnl .||S l I b* • . . • ...It. I. • tomorrow . veiilllR all.I 'la !'*. al n*> m.a iiir pi* Mir. • finally d 111.i. . W : 11 be • * 1 1 • l <* TERSELY TOLD TELEGRAPHIC NEWS OF ENTIRE WORLD FOR HERALD READERS I.. < radical., one o f the greatest be giv en at .. i.tirR... a ffe c tin g the health and Ja< ks«.nv die. Terminal Station, Bagwell being of humanity The grea t riirc R.s'tn. Thursday Nov. 2nd, 7:30 revalcti i- nf thr«, iliseaaes, not only p ,n it. I lot tdn hut throughout the world, Jacksonville. A. C. L. Shops, Mont­ is causing a vast amount o f sickness, eric'-, Friday, Nov. Jrd, 7:50. p. nj, • o ffe r in g and death which i« Inrgcly High Springs. Dmimland Theatre, dm* to .'gnornree as to their results. Tuesday N ov. 7th, 7:50 p. m. Tl ^nornner m is t be e o rrn 'tn l l*v Snnfnrd Princess Theatre, Sunday, ( (lut itt i*Mini iiM' tmiiu. ;\ I i r i i i i n c , well w r i i Not 12th, l Ji n, 4:1111 ^educational method;. A definite, 4:00 p. p. 111. worked out program hns been arrang Sanford, A. C. L. Shops, Monday, cd which will consist of free lectures Nov 15th 7-50 p m * �* T H E SA • » j Mr*. Howard Overlin, Mr*. J. B. Law- SE M IN O LE C O U N T Y f son. Mrs Fred Daiger, Mrs. Robert .MOTOR CLUB IS , Hines, Mrs. Ben Caswell. Mrs. Uegi , FORGING A H E A D nald Holly. Mrs. W A Lester, Mr*. or Ralph Wight, Mrs Kd lo re , Mrs Henry l*urdon, Mrs J. I> Woodruff. New Member* Are Joining Every >• Mrs. Donald Smith, Mis* Caldwell, Week—Club Progressing and Mrs John S Smith. 1 h* Se'nifVoli r'.runty Motor Club if gradually forging ahead, new mem Ur> oining every week, over 10O .Hanford people have promised to S O C IA L C A L E N D A R join ir. the near future. Many p eo ­ ple in the county have pledged them Wednesday Mrs. Henry Purdon will selves to ,»oin - » ithin the next BO entertain the members of the Amudays. zu» Bridge club at her home on Many things should be done to aPalmetto ave., in honor of Mr*. ».»t peopli regarding traffic law*, !!-•« ard Smith erecting road signs, preparing county Wednesday Literature Department road mi;**, showing character of soil w;il meet at Club room* at 3:30 p. for the u«e of northern fnrmers and m tourists. The Motor club is a power­ Thursday— Mrs. Fred Daiger and Mrs. ful factor in the state in getting re­ J B. Lawson will entertain at sults on n pairing roads, etc., having _ bridge at tht^home of the latter on ‘ a large memliership. There are nearpark ave., at 3:00 p. m. compliment l\ J.Oiki automobiles in Seminole mg Mrs Howard P. Smith. loiinty ' f who h 1.200 are owned in ^anf' rd. At least halt, this numb r Friday- Mrs. Claude Herndon and should be members of the Motor Club Mrs. G. \V. Spencer will entertain to give number and financial weight at a Miscellaneous Shower at the in handling the development* of the home of the former on Magnolia eight department* of service this M<> ave , honoring Miss Eleanor Roberts tor ( lot includes These eight 4<a bride elect of next month, at 3:30 pi.rtment.* if* Roads, Streets and p. rn Miss May Linton ha* r turned to Ft Bridge,, Legislative, Legal Aid; Me­ Friday Woman’s club'Day at Fourth Mi.vie after spending the week end chanical Service; Publicity; Accident street Park from noon on. here with her *i»ter Mr« Prevention and Street and Highway Friday- Th, De V Howard, Chapter ter ^leautifi ation; Finance and Member f I » C. will meet at 3:30 p. m. at ship; Touring and Contest. The. Me­ TKACH FILS INSTIthe Parish l^ouse. • ATTKNDKD chanical Service Department nssi*:* T l'T E th« m< tori-t on the road in case f Dr S. W Walker. P M R-yd, Mrs Saturday c iliari Musa Club will breakdown, la. k of gas or tye trou meet at 1" p rn at the studio Hen Monroe. Mrs J I» Jmkens Mrs. hie " f Mrs Fannie Munson <>n Myrtle Riv’er* Mrs Griffin, Mr- II II. Chap F.erylody who owns an autom<> Ran.or a Raynor. Misses ave Mi-* MahG- ftm* . r will b< the fell. Mr» ' > -ho . •! r., and help make it ‘ .i j .,! ' ,'i >r af d 1 rabe T i ! l i « a * *ta f t taler* •r.i • . f . „ W U \ (*■ .. I i i . *. (i S1;• t t t , *pi i | * .t r k ’ d i m- a'Vndni .•.•••• the .,* ■! rr.-.-t influential club : und much but hopes to be himself vote for brick for the construction of nn in a few days. His many fri- part of the roads, even if they much |, are glad to see his smiling face be based on the sand, seems assured. the streets again 1 ■»—--------------------------------------- ---------FOR R K N T — Furnished apartment— R j n n t j i u n n n h mi i Kim Av*. " loO-2Yp t i 1 w 11 •• ;• ii f *; *• 3 ^ H I*. j U .1-* 1 . Iv .1 . g' • I .1 apprt ..I Mi — Rosa i itI ,■• . <■ RiidL i.i I 1' ''k’ I . *pr. -s.on (| • ■ 1 1it 1(letting down to brass tacks now in the weather line and while it is not as cool as we would like to have it the weather is i hanging and it will be cool and will be cold before wc know it. And cold weath­ er means ent;ly l#ttuce mon4} and much good trade coming into Sanford. Fri­ day is iKdiar Day. Watch for the bargains. 5:40 A. M „ OCT. 24. 1922 Maximum Minimum Range 30.02 Barometer Calm and cloudy R-t Ra Rl I&3 Ka T-3 ICl Snub Pollard ( Tomorrow—Kathcrin. in “ Stronger lh in I Wesley Harrs ; al... Hallowe’en Dance M on­ day, O c t 30th at Parish House. Orlando Coun­ try Club Orchestra. 180-r.tc FOR RKNT I kitchenette, The Herald de Cl A R M ST R O N G TABLE STOVES THE WEATHER For Florida: Partly cloudy tonight and Wednesday; -lightly colder in < entral portion t'.ni ght Ra ICJ Ha fc> , Mauninff-Bowman Percolator^ “ Hold-Heet” ( ’urlin^ Iron> and W avers Expert Motor Repairing Peninsular Electric Co. M t-r r iw H h e r lltiilriing- Large Shipment of New Music .1. H. HINTERMISTER PI WO CO. I’ hone M.s- R u .lfoi<1 held her and S M ....... I' I If ’. * ! $ r P ’ l * > 11. r ; i; r •t i" • • g ’ u< ' » •' »- • * * • \• IL . k f* jiriA ii I a I f number Th next mi the program was modern poets, .'■jervu'c and Guest. Smilin' Thru, i- a h.-a itiful and u ol d* . f •»I io-. i -tor v |. lie r *,1 r•.»Tk • " f .1 Ml.l ■ who re ’ it’ - t .» f i. w. . ' li.-a rt ma r.i <t t f n 1 w f r ,0 ,>.r.g v * i%f ** » -. trd and Ir .......... . * • t..» t •• ft A *». i* f r Inin Ti,. II | -• ' r •.m l. and ar •: '•if 1*. it 1 • * ? ••V1 T*f t|h truth of . n 1 r* a Tl.. VI f *1 E v ■t Ill’ll 1 ti** , th'iiilfti llflNfl •n, Th, dear, immortal s p i r t s head The whole boundless urnver-c is life. Th. children's mimlmr proved a hit e..t ..nlv with the ihllclren hut the LOCALS Mi 1. i one* a - Well Mi** Ri.df .rd'. 1*U4 rI'M an 4•n of n \s a s 1L.uuiti. • '■r Lit .t r.i >1.. . ij iTHItt-g ’A• rV. in 1h. - h.»? » •y ... | -• f A* i\ r r . <*4. t ,... g. If weat her ■* r i f .I 11 airnr g .i- a r - aus.'.l Am. fin. weather for growing i rop* 1h 1 i'll. Natl • r 1■••rif 'Vtll «■- ,itid f' r I.u-mess ,,f al| kind* anil pat hy up1. Ii . v. ,*••"1 • ft . inlly from thf yuuu K«*r •itir•s l*r«f • . Du weather could l.e ec.ler and we Miss Radford’s interpretation of would like it much better hut it is Riley's best loved poem "That Old fin,, weather nevertheless. There is no dead This ,s made the morf believable Sweetheart of Mine” was given in ------l.\ ch. beauty and interpretative pc.w h a .harming manner that the nuclThe Dollar Day Number i» out to ,,f J„n.- C oral who impersonates 'em e was l.jalh l:i le ave The voic e day Wc want everyone to boost this two , harncters of the reader was at it's best in this big e|ny for it means much to Sanford. Her radiance robs the grave of its number Miss Simmons accompanied ............. . h o r r o r and suffuses it with the r.-ad-r with ’’ Humoresque" and Rol.c it Deane has returned from n a beauty that almost makes death asher sympathetic sustaining of the trip to points in West Florida where iiHiiotivi- a* lif. it*. If reader's voir,, will make this number r *• ••,M-nt the remainder of his vacation v/.,: Thru at the Parish P-nu inhered from the Seminole Hank and had a ( , ->-;(h at T'.’tft p m. Miss Radford’s grace and poise wonderful time visiting relatives anti ______ nnffces her stage appearance very friends SEMINOLE BRIDGE CLUB charming -------\ d e l i g h t f u l so.ml event of yesterThe leader’s joy in reading was evi • arc y Hand. Dean Ac).-nek, M. O. | day was that of yeste rday afternoon ‘lent and this spirit was trnnfcrred to f Kerslteel. DcWitt Miller and Frank whe n Mrs. Howard P. Smith enterher audience. Nel.lmi of Orlando were the guest* of tained the memhers of the Seminole The ushers were Missc-s Kuhn Wtl the Sanford Hotary Clul. today and Bridge Club and a few extra guests liams who was charming In pink crepe their many Sanford friends were glad at bridge nt her home on Sanford de chinrand silk lore, Miss Mary to see them all. Heights There were four tables of Zac hary in white crepe de chine and plnyers Miss Ollie Gillen lovely in la-ak satin The many friends of Frnnk Akers The game of bridge was exception and lace. are glad to see him out again after ally interesting the prize 'fo r high Miss Radford wore yellow satin a week in the- Fernald Laughton ho*pscore among the club members was drnpgd in gold loci* andcarriedan arm ital. Frank wns suffering from ptowon by Mrs. Fred Dnigcr. Mrs. Hen bouquet of pink roses. ntnine poisoning nnd hnd to be tnken Caswell holding high score among the As the recital was given for the to the hospital for trrntnimt. guests was presented a beautiful cor- benefit of th'* County Federation of -ace Mr* Ralph Wight having low Women’s Clubs the proc-e-ds were grrve Mr andMr- < harle* Matthews nr-...r. wa* given a black rat pendant, . r-.n-ly iftn-n byMissRadford t<. tin nv.ul in the <ity Monday from TennMitle the "lit prize, a hand painted «c In.lnrship fund .-**«•»• making the trip in their Ford laundry list went l " Mr* W. A l.es ------------------------ •■•dan ami Charlie report* the worst ,er FOR RKNT Furnished housekeeping roads the entire trip were m Florida. At the conclusion of the curd game rooms, $5.00 per week, 314 Fast The many friends of the Matthews Mrs. Smith served chicken snlud date fith Street. 180-3tp family will be glnd to know that they nud nut sandwiches, wnfers, olives -----------------------have returned for the winter. salted nuts nnd coffee*. W A N T E D TO B U Y —A good ijecond ( Mrs. Smith’s guest* included Mrs. hand typewriter.— Haynes & Hat- ( Dr. Ralpl/Stqvens is out again nftJ. C. Bennent, kMrs. E. A. Douglas,]liff, llf» Park Avenue. 180-2tp|er n had attack of infected feet that ------- •rid* 1 Mur e popular hostess _ '* — 12" The Churchwell Company v Ptilesti.ii 1(I SloreN in (ie iir g la - • . B roc|( Sanford’s New Store— j Mil ..III. t Pc G la d y s The unusual *tor paid an old del» found happim-r. expected place- I i.u.. Nothing l* mije.ssihle •• *-i Rc n ti .'•unfold or Sen»inole County. I.< t '* pull together, he a Ifooster, ereatcr< » -pint " f ... operation and h> p Will \HI .K S K IT I. KM RN T the tourist locate The following nr* OF EAST COAST HOAD the present members M \ ITKH IS PROMISED h * nri k \ • r * I f "• Rail " I.< r I ■ mi ' W < • I ■r ' ' i • • ' ' 1 • K Hi-ho| < I.. Britt • *15LAN Do, Oct 21 At a meeting • r -' I • r i f th. a f ■i r • -a ■ *t \ Hr !. H. I aider '..iM.-f-n (be rhamnnn of the hoard of ...........‘ |. . •» *.r.' afi<: d r a v. f . •• " tI • ’A ' I.UP.|.il| C hll-c ' i • • • b• • • •\ mi * ai d the fitiz> ns’ . |v . i i .• t I * ' h'.l tend, •• m . . ,t V h i I that iii a.m V l; W • ■f 1 •>-' Mgiiway .pies t p( \ D.I..U. .. C * 1 * .* : } * ' l * * . .frr A | |. -|lt -..... and that it i< •u 1 1 1 J ., th>*" '' .< • -t .<• a.! ! ■t..i. i...n.|* * 1 . ! 1.4* * 4 . ■ i ......on wi.uld I-e v..ted if ] II. 1... v ’ M Ii . . i . 1 . t r • i- ailed T lr- wi.uld 11 \\ If. M •) ' i j n• f.; !l,. • -j Mi.! mr. ..f >vei y • . I . • *■ P. . l ! ’ J • ! lligglt • ■f • i w r .;i.| under , ..Titc rnplatii.il u I II I'tTiiiaf • 1 II 1 ; . , i • . r.i, • 'h. ..unty >.f .rick. excej.t perhaps I 1 11->u.-nohb ■ II ■ fi w - b"T t , •t. t. h.-» It i- gr.-atly . * , W W Hy • V 1 1- ’ k ' . • ,-r. tt. d *ha' '1 e movement for the ' R k. . p-‘ . . 1. ' ! tg.f . • i ■ a r • w ).•■?,..| ha- he** Ti :»gt m a»«J \V. H /.ac Kury uf : • 1 ,, v*. hi. gtif ” -. 1 . . r.| >g t. Mr .- .1 Sligh. • . * •* *1 .i* * • t* , , ’ r .oi - T O N K . ii FOR R K N T —Two furnished rooms at 202 Park Ave. IK0-2tp Ir ' ’ at <ir.arido V’ M ir , II .’ g i » • v t >iig h* r - ,r .|a . ■■ h< da,i/*t*r \|r- Harry I •i. k-••• in <<r a-* e\erj**g Ian.! r fV TTI’ K *ilC*. \N i I I II J II Minim* i f 1 har!e*t«.n. S C , Mi • I R H . i ■ i- no,t -i to th wa* in tin- - I*;, v•••l.-rda-. Iransaiting Pipe Organ Club M i,day afternoon bll-ll •-»- • Mr ; kept hit confined to his home for (chairman of tfce citizen*’ commitUe. ,-raI day*. He is not able to g e t ' The question o f calling an election to _________________ L a d ie s ’ C o a t-S u its N A V Y AN D B LA C K T R IC O T IN E Sizes 40, 42, 44 THE CHURCHWELL COMPANY ' . First Street ______ txLi.. » . rxl I. �t %- > A f3 E T W 0 T --s SANFORD DAILY tfERAf.Df ulnr fn thicforum» w|l t* * 0"™ *> pop, [territory n8 to mnko it difficult county thnt it will, be the obtain true facta nt short notice* to jnjr. The mind of the reader is ap­ FARMERS—You can get seed bed Have proached from three distinct points frames and irrigation plugs at the I*tblhhr4 rrrrr i f t r n i H i t r n a l San regular thin, thing ra to Hi.,,,.. discuss .11 all public'other is the natural tondencyp to hy the newspaper. **7 »* Ik* I l m l 4 BalUlaa. i n m u m r n * * WBnt " * Sanford Novelty Works. 100-tfc m*t'cr« liefnr, I hey MaoraalU A*e„ •■■f«r4, n>. J D o n . aai r e i r c ration, rn f inn n n « ( *still »11 1 — . . i t ____ »is the arc acted iUpon nr,,I another Th • news sections give a rapid •\n,i ,f th.s were'done there would be widespread opinion that Florida r J* R . a n d T !•’ v " " " * * * is lt«» picture of what the world is do­ .» •rii tmn. lt**s Hash in authority, * * subji Lartre Hhipment o f new music. Jtf 1 ) *« L . * * ‘S ;ifHple. THE HERALD PRINTING CO. .... ...... . . , f to devastating tropical storms 1 mg «pd thinking. What the world is — Hinterm istcr Piano Co. 168-tft , } ! ’ ’ , l a v , n «: Coinnlrf ; riiBLiaiiiutn 1 " m0,K> nn' tl,m n,,<* periodical overflows front Its in- doing and thinking is bound to influ e d t h e A b r a m s PeM terior lakes and streams. ciirc the doings and th^hlnkings of B. J. IIOt.l.T _ KAIInr WOOD FOR S A L E — At $7.50 per cord -4 X. J. t.ll.t.ARI) •Ihc truth ih thnt, while Florida,' ,h" * p "h o read the daily history. Inst winter at Sm *lirr-TrrM .rrr‘ < ,» „ „ , , sawed and split to any measure de H. A. SKKI. Mtnrral Hmm.^r l f l h IN Til K P\RKS. >h 1 nsionnlly hns severe storms and I he editorial pnge gives n fairly Calif., „„*• |K11„ l :.1^ IAS op la Atoo |>. II, livercd in Sanford. Will supply’ nny '«• i . f f j ^ l heavy rains, they are not so frequent a., unite account of public opinion, Vi O ilU llia , «nw that It is time to la-gin plan nor so destructive as ,n many othci -1 ‘uhln opinion is coming to he an in amount and book all orders for dellv- ( «*t AST.rll.lBs Hairs BaSr Knani Apullrallon ___________ "mu the heatitiful library building 'tales ery in order received. Deane __________________ . ' rvhsingly important force and the P,“ ‘ “ wrlu- O r l a n d o , F lo rid . ” ? plainly, state whether1 onk LBWIS SHIPP----W raaUtl.. that S„i,f.,r,| ,.s to have after waiting or pine or ________ . M (Ia . In the hvorglndes section, instead vditorud page is coming into a new P k .»f n»-W aftrr I p. many years the location comes un for of 10,000 people Iming in distress bel*-*ttion of importance that ap mixe-i is wanted.— F. S. Vonjsy San' a r c e q u i p p e d a t l,„,| , i SaWrrlpll.B Prlr* la AS.aBe. ford. FI... Kout. A. S ', „ “ discussion. ° n account of the small'enuse of the floods, there are less Proaches that whch it held in former •a* Trap............. .. f t c e s t o m a k e ........... Six Monika sum donated by the city for the build- than 2,000 affected hy them; instead' >'•'«» a nd trea t t>*ll«rrrS la Clip bp Carrier N” t lh*‘ as. important part of the 1 . ^ t(* dnd G r'ih,tm arid on°®* WaBfc. ---- --- ---- IS Crala mg there is nothing left with which to of the residents of thnt section being .........of/ .t,.. n . .. ,« 1M -——— —— ,,‘mhrt',e “ lul and tho committees in in need of outside assistance, their " < « -paper, .. ns a....... molder the b.Kt.. habits t,rc " hoat I’ ,our «n<l «M kinds of c h r o n i c d i s e a s e s h v th ' -"*• ‘Ip r * i r n srnaiaulr ** *^k,^««Bi 7 ‘ a(r F*‘ nnlurnHy turn to the public neeils are being supplied by their '"iman beings, is the advertising fresh Pancake flour now on Caaatp «nie » t j E l e c t r o n i c R e a c t i o n s 0f aafclUhrS r r t r j VrUap. ASrer- I'arks us a s,tc for the library. Other neighbors who were not affected. I •><•< "on Here is pictured nil the me reduced prices.— Popular M arket t**1* * .*»•** “ *<• ko.nn aa aprtlracitios hn\e such buildings in ••*»■ Drarrratlr la prlltln. H im the 17S)-3t c l A b r a n i S * As a matter of fuel, it has ofton , h;,nnnl progress of tho age. What rear, tlaapa la aS«aarr. parks ami Sanford with five or six occurred that Everglades lands have ,h'' invent°r has wrought out in the *«U | ■BBnKH TUB a s h u c i a t k u pitfisa I'nrks or public squares can surely . been flooded at the close of the rninj ,rnva' 1 uf h'» «»*‘U is given form and] r , “ rapubllcallon *• •Mlaslvaly •nlltlad to the use ’ ^ for of sjiare a little spnee in one of them for season, and the waters havo run o f f , !,u,,,lanc?, ftnd t^,on f* 15 advertising] all nawa dlapatchra cradltad to It or a fine library building that JnJ time for tho tho f‘l*r'»K spring crops crops to to bbe " Kin proceeds" to to create create new needs ' til. paper . , , . v k,n ,mc for e , mnn eot 01 barwla* cradltad In this and sleo the local nawa pubilahad • ■• of '''‘tract to t h e ^ f i r T 0 in pl/vhted and grow to muturity in time ,,y l>,L* " llllrir'K display of typo. The baraln All rtchta of ra-pubiicatlon of apaci ii , " ^ '* I’" " l her,- is some for the early spring markets. advert,sing section of the newspaper diapaichrs herein are aleo reserved •* 'Jectmn ,,n the part of some of the "With the drainage now accomplish- >m'< " ‘'ersed the old theory thnt sup Offirr. IIKRAI.U liLiLiHMi. i k . . , .is. pr<,,H‘rt> ' " ' v»ers but it is thought ......................that ed, the lands in thut section will be la. P,v sS demand. . . ............... - .......... . l-‘> f " H " «W ueinana. The usunl thing , * 6-44— 1923 SKIMPS — , py in t,me ' " ‘come reconciled to ready for planting„by the time dhe n" w '* to 8uPPly some dormant hu- 1 tie library Imtlding The piirk that seed beds are ready with the plants, so ' " ' ' l . '" " I then create A demand | , i , ofitnins tho building will bo no less the crops will not be noticeably ,Je- |,,r wd,'ch hn8 been supplied. . ... 1 p,,r'1 ' ^ t,,r the building !s erected layed. Tho car owner who i« satisfied in the dav New w, are having The sudden complete elimination of •• than it is now and the building will, "A ll of which goes to prove Flori- the newspaper would he little short w. all,, r out l,8H* c o f hi« automobile is the best asset a . 0 __ __ ||,|,‘ i ti re m any way with the da's superior advantag, over other ses. ■1 tiegedv I he world would cense \iu. it i' th. much sections of the country." •" any great progress. In ................. that ............ ... t .t 'iieh development ns hns como -----------o — ------- . Iinnirmu thth- „ a t , " " " ' 7 * 1" 0 » ' ,h om- good people W e take pride in the realization o f the f . • ______ « n . , have tailored fo r years to erect a i ibeen wrought out during the pe­ I HK I It l I II IS I I A l f ENOUGH hmd car owners in the territory controlled l>\ u 'Uitnldi building in this city for a I in which newspapers have hnf When they come to Sanford this |i|,r„ ry "*“ ere constitute our most valuable asset. ml who see the great beneEvery rclntio II he sol year there will something them ft lt nn\having South I- lorida has had an excessive general circulation. ^ for. oiciu pin. e „ f this kind In in life is touched hy the news t<> ill. III (he way of amusements. t t’lfo'l during the pnst few weeks, A careful inspection and a rule in the ()akl„ tlo parks are just now being 1 i Incentives to great effort are -O------ ---reveal t he reasons. i. hat ii rally, for a country as prairie a*- park' and for years were l.k. \ i>iiitr« m 'h<- city yesterdify pro hy the newspaper. The •i- it M, there was considerable f ’ ‘ " d hut open spat es in tin , ity noun, i .i the , "'intrv . lul. and the gulf u 1 'I '•* made neiglihorly hy the news See us for a demonstration and pin ' ' " " I " " " io cumulated on the surface, ll>| Ml-1 ,0 links h. c i a build ami e . en pill'll lip a foot here and there " i . t i o o i l harriers a re broken Mu \ f.„,t st . fi ,tuyw here 1 ■• >. ’ he new paper. ,f!.| Mi: Wc hav. to s„ ' 1 .........where else It takes a '! f " 1 1111 r 1v **" ■ ’* ' retitend.n,s power in ■>av it for us ’“• • f i w ill'i to run off and \ I 1*' '• r "> hui'dmg - 1 ‘ •' wo. I.iit liy th' I uni’ tin. scare It is povv.-r, however, O of even III. ,. M l,ah or e if Is the product of the mind •'ii‘ tr> « 1ui« g.,|f ' oo heing sent out i.y siur.e excited 11,11 *f the building oc " f mir common humanity, i I i-l I iiuf'da v The ''el . \» itah.e on, *, reach their desti I'llO N K 17 Mi newspaper rests a vast ro ' l ’a' • if' ■hi park If.,) S \N | , »|;j i | | y ' i a. pit t.jr■ of pot ' " • > t will h. all over in this state, I it. I I Opo . I .] lllllldlllg Ill ilulity to interpret aright the he so -mall ‘ I **•'. Wi |t ll 'll. ,w,e di y luml w ill he appearing and the that it will never Ini " f tin* world, and to shape I'd hy ....... beaut fullv Iji ii| out ' I l k *:it liter' Will he singing at their In. -.I., tl ' tin* thinking of the world ■! Ml I ‘ "'•t.'ly a great inajoritv of ti,e wi'd stme a man sent ti p ,p t|? res (a, nsihi Iity f \|r and . to In- w if,., about 20, 11. ll.rald 1 • ' • h .mid* vs smith of i! B re tlf ■ ’ a ll ' . 1 f n * 'W h i m HE* i m lib?? : : . i I?. i.f> r * i/t»r <) M f • ; !• ■J* I *.V | * ; • 4 OAKLAND . . *i f <1 rtrjf: I S i i l l imrZ P r -M,C1 •. 7 It figi: * i f ? jh ( m l .“ 'i li? f r . ;§ Si u.> #]■ ft."! n ■n _ ".j* *h /j . _ • > ■■ ■ ; T H E S A N F O R D D A I L Y H E R A L D , W E D N E S D A Y , O C T O H E R 25, 1.022 PACE H I R E aT and and .S ' l . . *ac ‘-SI 1 r J fM f I P ■ ! r I ?' 'K I ) i t K e n t V u l c a n i z i n g ’ Company Hi i'd Muct-ands of * )•• itu* drowned! It ' I h. I ,r■ In' There 1 '• I ’ ll' i THE THRILLS OF Tl ■>,11 plain d mater ii.g m ;il| 1hose who h aw not c x j m lie o l the sensation o f star’ ll,'thrift account with the Iv-.pir Hank o f Sanford, and watching i gi-ow week by week, have \vt t, know tho possibilities and thri o f such a joy. t. 'I'd W. I IIM I nV | |; i |||r i i u; 1 1 1 \ I'lo .M i.l 1f u it •f tin it r t,f I» linn I i: t'l' ofi vv hi'ri the lake I hi hog i. km.vvn to ■f a’ l animals to seek i, " il, i tliri atetiM, am] in. i. ••'d a lev of high piiii' 1i: i " e "i t wo of several " i w'-'t ..1111 •., - 1 of tt„. I ike I Ik. e, htdiee i •i' t hut (n av y ru,nf ,»11 .en hut f..r goodm sake ff' make t any Worse t•x He ."feet „ f su.it ' *•" 1 • a Ivv ,.y - r. hound on the •i’ * i H hen t he slot m hit I mil . "in. man rushed out of to u wire somewhere, and M ilt ie statement that the water * "seven feet deep over the Tri f. huddit),’ . and tite papers off ;(t .i Millie 'Wallowed t Ii itt tmicii water- ' I hi I . , glades n gum of | |.r .|1 ,, I.. I in .p .mag. s. Ie .... h .. nipt, led, ami ,ut t '■ d 1 tn r. will a Ivv ,i \ , h. tiahi It y to -nhim m i m i- during c xce'sive|y heavy and prolonged rains; hut the ten, is sufficiently perfected to cuaiantee that the excess water will •‘tn off h< fore it inis time to ,|o mat. r ii uam.ic< to .inv staple crop 11 k - t he |ru. kers of the I t plow III,; at d I II- '' ri ••’ ha* fried a claim of agaih-t the Turkish go vert,' any >w the live cent cigar has route it i- '.ini Hut the scent was tl 11 \ h l.eett found in ed to hav,. htul ' reet railways I lie desire to aeeunndate old as the world and it a mendable desii*e. "d'l-tr -,1 situation has ti.q i„.,«n '.It Its benefits l or thing. oil' •! alt# fit inn to th. You need but a dollar tot i i) it'll saving's account with the oriHuni \ iT'",,' and lrot/kv tire easier now d1 i ’f. hy t hosi wlioalvvays iiavc i in doubt ov <■i which is w hich " ' • PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD -Vho d o - so of , , . . , 1 ' loak.og Mien first in,i .town --- 4* >," " |ld exaggerate tin* actual nrefforts of the 1 -nt ral I- lorida h Traffi, le/urih t" have .....p|,. uiii'tame' ..f Mu v v . m the live, w ill I h ive lie n mo-1 - i , ,.SH l.nli- or all over the southern pari of I I • ■■" la -No t *1, 1 .. h,,.., Io ' ' 'h I f . il I. .1 M •P 1‘ ' "'* 1 ‘ ""I tll .1 it t! . S..I l i f I ' r, 1 tf and V e g e ta b le s M ust B e C hanged - J TAs AaaorlalrA fm a , Bring 2fi |,nilure to thnt larite sums oni money nre stel) notors assembled and pro-1 seeking investment wore seen last »tl li here. Daily Fashion Hint Mrs Sugarman wax t" . ill (■> attend '-It. lav on a ..stilt in t lie aparlmi-iit i.f a tel .livi living in llata in llearsel.i atit|: th. I.oili. s of her f i v e ■Inl.l I .1 L I O' III. P'o. I -Sion More thousands attended the up town service, held nt a synagogue on IJHth 'tre't . There Mrs. Nathan Sil ver hurled her entire family, husband and f o n t . h.hiten ill, is. v- Infril I’rrasl ,r i. t 25 I h, T \ LL Ml A SSI I fa n s of the f i t 't slate hank " f Motry ' — Hintermister Piano Co. UlK-tfc You’ ll enjoy a straight Vir­ ginia cigarette — so pure is Virginia’ s taste anti so differ­ ent is its character. F o r ilia r tttiJ / irgtniil tobitao u tht hrit. % e \ il tania q g w t t . 13-lbfl. S u g a r ................................................... 2-lhs Beat Creamery R u tte r .................... THE POPULAR MARKET No. 9597. PIPE Have just unliiaiitvl enr of 1” \2|" 'I'n ra • .3 a ? A _ . £ • •’ L__ A irT A - ^ complete, also our selection of inside finish. ■1 \ls" < LMI'.NT*. I A M E and S A N D . A largi- stock o f S A S H n -I DOORS tor \" i t r si j i ’i'l inn .\ mx tiling sjuvial wt* can oB.T -1 ..rt not i e W i pride on, ,-s in, onr set v ire Hill Lumber Co. ,vH SERVICE. Q U A L IT Y . IMtiCI* f I ’ hiiiu* 135 tki "tn Yard: Corner Third and M yrtle : -.ver ' — ---------------Large shipment u f new music. — Hinlerm ister Piano Co. lfiH-lfc -rij III AJ - f 1 ' zz ' *"J.’Uu7“ kU *y**tuif o* -H E L P LICK THE LANDLORD • • .*• ** There just one way to get even with your landlord. Own Your Own Home. No more dark, crowded rooms, no rent receipts, no moving from place lo place. • Come in and talk the matter over with us. W e’ve helped hundreds to ac­ quire homes of thpir own and inde­ pendence. We can help' you. 0 Cm * . . . «tri,t,r 1 , 4 w *• |a f t r t a .--- • «* * • _ S,M £TTa 4k ,u 'T * •-yi4*P) V. C. COLLER B IJ IL p E R A Agent ftir Dozier & 6 n y’s Pnints and Vnrnisheft ■ i : Most of the world U broadcasted to Lnrge shipment o f new music.! ■ the United Stotes from L 0. U. — Hinterraister Piano Co. 168-tfc*’ 33t ) Li ■ M \.-M tOVTRENT H0CS SERIOUS III. \DDF.R T R O I’ III.K , T» r -M -lA . J-'lti,-s. Our stock of IliLrli (!r;»clc I'raminji: Lumber is / • '/S B 00 .......... 2*00 ! ? '!K !? J . toburjr F,our- 1 ,b> Rumforri Baking Powder " LOO •/i-lb. VVhile Rose Tea, 1 -lb. U pton’s Coffee nnd 1 Cake of Baker’a Chocolate .................. LOO 3 cans o f fruit, 35c e n c h ...................... LOO' 1 Broom nnd Dustpan .................... 1.00 1 Perculntor (L ifetim e Aluminum) LOO 1 Conv. Cov. Kettle (L ife tim e Aluminum) ...... LOO 2-t|L Milk Can (L ifetim e Aluminum) 1 . 00 1 Vi-pint Double Boiler, (L ife tim e Aluminum) 1 . 00 1 Five-Gallon OH Can ............................ LOO 1 Brass Wnsh Board, ft dozen Clothes Pins j' 1 . 00 Other combinations too numerous to mention LOOK t h e m o v e r f o r y o u r s e l f L D. Martin, Prop. Phone 221 III* ll»r %BBi»clnfr«1 I'rnvi Si'lilv, O.t itiism e-' in Furope, Latin America qnd the far cast is steadily on the upgrade and with luit few .exceptions is better the world over, delegates to the convention ■ Vtiler .. on maoiif. tur- i s expott as utl ion were tv*I*I today Fy Julius him. do • toi I T i l t e d St ajw- Rut .an of I ..r. ign and Dotin''! i» • nmtiier. >• F°R t h e WINTER WARDROBE ?'n, must, of course, have a new HER WONDER -mil nothing is snutrtcr for it* wvli.pim-nt than dark gray duvetyn, There ar,. questions that hnve pttzThey hqvo been raising the roof ■ w'mt. loth or velvet. Using the first ilt zled the thinking world for ages— of the treasury building at Washing- 2 „}U IX iV . l__ jacket ■ long and semi-fitting with ' * ----semi-fitting, Who was the man in the iron mask? ' ton, but not to make room for that B Mr.nglit lines held in at the w$lst with Who struck Billy Patterson? European cash. * " ,:r'*w l»elt- The frotlts would be Who wrote Shakespeare’s plays? j ---------------------„ J«ck to form reveni, with a notched collar for the neck' finish. Who killed Cock Robin? And, of alt When n man longs to move to nn'• K" witl^ the* jacket, a two-piece things, who dragged whom how many oth:*r town xvhore peoplo nre not so KaUit-rcxI skirt would be necessary, narrow-minded* you may assume that B time uround the walls of what? mi .i blouse of crCpc added toyttukc w i three-piece suit. Medium size But the answers to all these she his conscience is bothering him. ■* Y80** -54-inch matcrwl, would willing forego could she know yanls -36-mch lining, who wns the man who telephoned typical of the smart clothes nude 5-FOR D O L L A R DAY-$ S Jo* misses and moll womens the"blue iinst night nnd didn’t leave his name! i * i 1’ rfcht# (rimmed with fancy j — Saturday Evening Post. .IOgallons of Paint, $2.40 ■ ‘H T k a ___t i - __a __ • : aiti. . The collar, set on reversely, a gallon; 45 gallons.. of "S ■|.° n*L embroidered with wool and In too ninny nutomobile accidents - r , , ■ I he long-waistcl blouse closes th.- individual at the steering wheel V a m i S H , 3 g H U O Ii; ■ "'tin- left shoulder and under thr ' -inn I he three-quarter sleeves is in renlity thnt well known ^>strn- 2,000 rolls of Wall Pa- 3 t*•low the cIIm.w and arc ortucized citizen, Mr. Barleycorn. '"•titcl with braid. Mcdifem size per,1 8V >to a *12c ar i roll.—San■ 'rouircs 2U yarj, 54-inch materia)' l A a w * 5 lrM ‘Motlel: Pictorial Review Second sheeta, 8 54x 11, only ford Paint Store, We- 5 fi? - 95S’ S i ^ w t ^ d n d t r a . 50c per 1.000. while they last, at laka. Block, H. A. Hal­ l , 1" ’ 35 cen“ - Skirt No. 9308. Price, Herald office. • t f verson.’ W n u ' ° 40 181-2tc otzes < o , s iA . *<*'•• I LOOK AT THESE $ DAY SAVINGS!! NF.U known h *re today An effort is being writes Henry Williams. Tnrkio, Motv made to re organize the hank and ef tana. "The doctors said I hail inflnmfect a reopening. Its capital stock is nmtion of the bladder and an opernapproimately filO.OOtv, An examiner tion was necessary. Tried Foley Kldnf Mte comptroller's office was placed ney Pills nnd improved at once. Tell in charge of the hank Fist week, when nil my friends about Foley Kidney its embarrassment was brought about Pills ns it will save many from stiff through the inability to liquidate fnst ering and perhaps, ns in my case, n enough t" meet its demands.—Tampa dangerous operation.” Bladder nnd Tribune.-------------------------------------- !kidney trouble demand prompt trent­ nient. Foley Kidney Pills give quick — --------------- ----Large shipment o f new music, relief. Sold everywhere.— Adv. i TRY A HERALD W ANT AD FOR RESULTS' UKTTKR IU ’ s I n KSS IS SHOW ING IIP A L L OVKR Till*: W O K Lii ■'Could not stand nor sit and vvaHaven, F la , have h. en tjikmg ..v.-r liv Mte state . oiuptroller, it lie. nine forced to cry out from intense : tin," in./ of PtnvAataa ’i ./.lu^htir neat .t '.. in marrutgt for two lullhli­ f t ! o f f'irginiti tofuuro. Those in close touch with forestry conditions in this country are trying j to have Inwa passed requiring private owners of forest lands to conserve so ns to hnve our woods. It is freely predicted thnt within twenty or thirty years our timber supply wilLbe' prac­ tically exhausted. According to sta­ tistics, five-sixths of our timber tracts nre n,.vv exhausted. Private owners control more than 80 per cent of what forests remain. Phone 135 for Your Wants ( I l M I ' l KOI I Fit IN ( II \RGK Ol I IRS I MORRF: II W F'N II \Mv FROM OTHER SANCTUMS PROTECT FORESTS HILL LU M BER COM PANY V IR G IN IA il "'.i' I "tola ha s I,ad a t ■. I it. 11,1 fall than I,a ... ,rted l.e •»> w 'if he n,,... aM e«g. t throng to snap up the many i.ig .•■I. .if -i viral veins hut a large rail, hare niri' offer,.t| the tnereliants fai i-‘ much to l.e desired over a ■ ‘'hf.lild give II . Ml Me gte.it, -• I*.11 g;,m. 'routI, ,,f the same period and while m itlie, I- greatly desired Florida can til history I make ti„. | liar i »ay real day tu '■aoford Th, It, tail \|. r ■ fl drmilhs. freezes and chant if in 111 . of i in i haiiili,., ,,f oth.-i dis.,-1 , , , hett.-r than any other I'lie mail who said 1 onilliel e liav •• t ti(, affair in , barge ■•'.ite in tin union t i it, 1-4 tt, rx. there Were t, n thousand families ren and will n k*' it a big stn i *•'s. • I h.-meless in the Cverglades —----- -------IX-I I In ol vveat tier i* making Iill s | mux, hav. Iii'iti dteaming for as tins tl illl paper '.ud yesterday there an riot l.oeal Itu hunt s report a fun ■I. -'el,lay . ol t.><||,\ with Mia' many |e..t,i. m the seetnui' of Ml. , . t . l.rieht f t otic of the Mi, Everglade' that would he flooded. he t "k o f t he fa 'i-ast.ii. o f Su. h statements vvlule I'omtng from *3 V h *< Itj Ri m rour-. I tul iy vvi.l bung » big . rovvij peitple who apparently miiku them to s„ " , 11 trade and tiu-r. will tie t 1utilfllllv at'!' Tlloli or less lltlttl.SIn;* I II F I’ OWFH OF HIE NEW s Hpi ■ml in,In emi rn- offered a«i,|e from ami are Mot especudy harmful sun e I* VI’ KK tile I) ar Day Sales in the Stores Honda is too great a state and too Keep yout eye on the Daily and Week far advanced in farming and fruit its Wili'v business manager of raising to l.e Injured any more hy any ly Ii,-raid for the bargains. -----------o----------hind of lurid tales. The St. Petern- , r," ‘ N r " York Times, thinks that the, n-vvspapers are changing the habits Orlnrulo wants mote parks This ’" ,rP Times says; " f human life. lie does not go as If the constant , ry of the growing 1 reports from the Everglades far as to contend thnt they ure ehang cities Sanford has plenty of parks s" tl" n " f the htati hrtrtg the gratify, .nl. human nature, which is supposed hut vv, need one great big park that '*'1' intelligence that the tinning to be the one immutable thing in the would I.,, a 'ur»- enough park arid a* high w„t,-r is much less than the first universe. Presuinaldy, however, if H. F. Whittier says of our parks now, j reports would indicate. * the habits of unrhngenble humans wotilil not he just „ pul.lir square. "While this is gratifying, it i> not • ' ri* t haturcil th time must eventually That in really what our parks faro fnrprising. since people are prone to • when there will • he observed now ptihli. squares what vv. really e v .fg. t at n.n in their statements ,, """ ' b g h t a l l , . r a t . . . n s ,n t h e . l i a r d park with about tw.-ntv ..r t .'d 'og th. w,.,ks ..f th. , m- ,,, i '• 1 f h o o i a m t v it - If 0 .0,1 , , - of III 111I II , I to t • undoubt-dl \ rmi f " “ b i - n ,. s t o i o i . i f w i n d . . , n s ! Il re I-, .1 f till ■ 11it ed I v r> b < oin. to the puhh, t o r i , in at the >•' this state, alarming report* are no aMirahly cu re. I in hi* view || c u r t house tomorrow mgnt and hear always Bent out, which in a few days, would he strange, indeed, if an insti the amendment and other political ace modified ns thf truth of the s,t,mtutIon which is in constant relation mntters discussed. Any matter that tmn becomes known ship with the minds of the people is non political hut >s for the garni of "One reason for thnt is that Florida ' should not exert some influence of , the county can also he discussed and, has ao many acre, of sparsely settled |v.M, I naturr'in theM w n y 'o f think LARGE SUMS MONEY SEEKING INVESTMENT perly tuned nfter an over hnuling, de­ week in the announcement that tho layed the departure of Lieuts. B. H. new government 4 14 per cent loan G. H. McGinty, secretary of the ln- Wyatt and G. T. Owen for Washing­ erstate Commerce t Commission «/t ton from the Pensacola naval air sta­ Atud been more than three times over­ fishington writes tho following let- tion yesterday. It wns antlounccd subscribed and in the rapidity with tr to the traffic heads of the various Inte yesterday nfter the DcIIuvilnnd which most of the new offerings, toMilling $95,325,000 were taken up. Tb* lilwnys thnt have lines in the south plnns had been l’ ut through test *previous weeks record was only $41.^nd are affected by any changes that flights that the navy pilots would 150,000. , night he made in the rates on fruits leave here tomorrow morning at tinyAverage prices of bonds have detnd vegetables: The Aluminum Trays and Water ,r'** dined about two points in th* last "The Railroad Commission of the The first stop will he at Montgom- few weeks, hut they are still ubout pitchers hnve arrived nnd some specState of Florida and various shiping ery, vv u-re fuel will he taken, it was six points higher than nt the beginning ltd pieces not shown before at the Bttrests In that state have called the announced. Other stops are to l>o of the year. Much of tho recent scllAttention of the Commission to the made at Fayette, S. C.^and Langley mg has been on the part of large Popular Mnrket. 179-3U* het thnt rates on oranges and grape- Field, Vn. corporations, nnd hanks. Two reasons Irut from Floridn to the North and 39 piece Maitenta Chinn dinner set Both machine^ are it, perfect flying are assigned for this: one. th.v need spe ial price this week, $35.00 nt Mcnorthwest are not publish*,! on a condition, Lieut. Owen Staled tonight f funds to meet the increasing de I f j i ,T1jn tvasis comparable with rates front the I 79-ltd I he fivers arrived at 1 'ensneoln last mamln for commercial credit and the ptvtfi. <’onst to th« same destinations. Friday from New Orleans, where they other, the switching from high grade They particularly emphasize the fact stopped over on th< ir Sail Francisco industrials and sltort term govern- I jut rate' from the Pacific roast are IVii'id oil, jaunt long on.nigh to attend loetit liens tn the newer, '..uger and I Ari' ii ■ ‘ t<> all destinations on and t he 1 .1'gnui i .inv titi..n Tht- is th•' Hint" attra. tive government loan |a>t f the Missouri river, MtsHtwip fir-t traits • "M mental flight ^ver un Bond dealers report that investors * pi r,v. t and Chicago, whereas rates .Intake!, hy »h navy F'ruiu Wash ate sbowing more disci inunation now * Irntn Florida are not so grouped. One mg ton, they w ,11 fly hack across the than they have for several months’ ! k th. • letters deals particularly with ountry hy way of Chicago to San Public utility mortgages, |>nrtn ularly, J hu-' to points as far West%as Denver, Diego win r the aviators are nttifhciJ. are finding a better market, and com- 1 Col.. It is contended that rates prised the largest individual group in ■ ifxniM he established from Florida i VICTIMS til NEW YORK , 1,,'t weeks offering totalling $2,'.,500,- | ll permit grower* it, that '.•< FIRE I \ll> I " It F.S I iii ii i I compete at all consuming I '*. at hankers expect that a $50, ■ 4II J Tl»r \««<M*lnI r tl |*rr««» ( < ith growers from the i’a ifi, oiiii,unit lynn f,,r ,'ohn .v111 In- floated * I U M UCK th t H r in tin- market |.ef..n i hii-tmii' \i J I. . .1 till - , 11,"..It - r ,■ il hi appro, into I if . . i v ,| entiiM al'o i- -uppo'e.l t-. have made * M RO/ I ■I I g • I -I IIM fit J•Tf i l l s « 111 f »n$* I •. t lie rate Hit nut on with . lt.||i • f.-t a In VV F all of fltlit.lHHl, a |. • - b e l l i f o r II o f !,; -tide of estiilill-h l g , ’ • l" " titi.| i hit, i« -nil m th,. market J , *, r«• vv I. . F v* i•t , i .. . an ..f •' I I ooo no.. ■ *1■ 'lit I'flll t " f A t ■ Ml. i nil Mi nt . ■, I e.mgt..,, ■ s"ii'< Ite.ivv railtoa.l fin in. me also a I tot F tie . t u-t Vutidav . f . ' ' i ' -g vv l' I. " t to 1 ' ' I ■ V Ve. k JJ f i .tv i nine from Mi. effort' -.. .1. t • ■ '.va ■ the, r* *vv ' .at.Ft loll t " M. ii - •i a I i-'iies of J Mi l.y Chase & Co , and other • • - ' h a t p . . j ulie re-el 111. nt 1 1 u-t H U t , nti", tt i- I , a •>i 'I 'hippere taking tp the ed fol ot.e a |Vll l- |||>I"VV|| ; me "i mole tneigi-r- will he a through Senator Fletcher and tj»*U fit MUI Io .lia r I he way f. ’ • , ! 1 •• ’ f M ) « S J' | 0f 1If F F t Iter starting the hall roll « M| I ong after the two " 1. | . t . . a a : f i M il i Mi M i l * li. ai" , freight Vat es on F'lori o f h e a r - e Fad I.... tl . t F k • .ir.-l .‘getahloLt. spat.- "it tlnii vva> ’I '. l l 'l <111 VV 1 . ", d - ' II au.-t - l a- a n d ".mil"f ud<i- ' .11 I-., k vv. I, .1 I. 1 ■I, •■n pro e to t In I't in. e" I . , l o a n ! ■ t f " m I ..f tl. i uni paliy ’ Friday and Saturday will The Fifth s t r e . t -1-1 V 1. e VV a - l l l ' t i l t h. Flu 'at g. -f Unii v<.i,itt1 ' .lorin Svvatison m “ i^ r fv/l 'tv MU'luln'ts if the faintly of l-t Week v.ltin $ |'I,It.I,IlO O , I. pel are" vv ill Ml,- attiu, tun, A F r a h a m S u g a r m a , Both Sugatlliau •in I'Xti-r toil I...nd- " f ttie kingdom I t*.nee not I. es of t Ins pu t ure .'ifhl III’ w ife escaped • f Norway maturing in thirty year and kernl.l it as a real feature film and Sugniman had to l.e support,-il hy i i ed . i.at.l. f..| t. r, y. at Flu \ IF' 1 .gemeiit of the I’ rtn,,-Vs t-> to relatives as he stepped from a car x v re offerd at |iar. congratulated on securing it for tinge to attend the outdoor service. ( M i f. r TO HOP OFF FROM PENSACOLA TODAY FOR WASHINGTON NEW YORK, Oct. 24.— Indications /forts of Senator Fletcher F'orth Replies V Sanford, Florida ■ffers big values 111 Me ar Day window Friday. 179-4td; th. -at. I , ,, h A • » " f fin pa t W. rks a fine soil . otiilitmu d f’ tom danger of drought bt Its sink to tile truth aln.ut I* tot tiia, l<'cause there is always some '""iv who is ready and eatfer to turn every reported evil to the disadvantage " f the state and tile advantage of .... ' other regum Tmnpa Tribune. I f ite s o n F r u i t s , r ,* N I -' l .: <1 1,'! -»ri ,* - . Tj * 1 .. ■ • �. • ■■ ,x PAGE FOUR C L A S S IF IE D PROFESSIONAL : - ->M- George A. DeCottes l/P'K *-$« ’* ' | « * k - j ,f] ; | Hi i »«r* s d ' t r !* n Attorney -nULaw :| iw j Over Seminole County Bank SANFOBB wiiTps } ' i R ffijrf I I 4,' ' ' Y * & II i!i . l ' |ir.-Rp |i •‘vHft| lb •tl, scasL . 11 * 45; «) » ,3‘ t 1 •- fife.:18:rJs A M & m liflpri 1 f m 1Jr i f | I t JU Itr- 1 If * hi k»: s.h i*! t* 1 'h v f eaeijitl* ' f ■ -:- FLORIDA |J TO T H E ______ _ f ij : i fjg 'B [Mf? ( kv#.*L " A a t ED n XT o NCB— Iteaponalble Dank Official* Satisfied Initial* Thar# settled man, capable of handling inArt Reasonable Method of Identification. Ntalltnrnt furniture bualneu. Perman­ ent position to right person.— Smith Tush n cherk for $200T" Bros., Inc.. Corner First and Sanford The paying teller gulped and then Arc. ______ __________ 179-3tp ,,,^,.,1 -'Hnve you an Identlllintlun?" W A N T E D Carpenter wants to do The man outside the wire window Save "[>'nod his wallet and produced his your building op repairing, money by writing Box 174, Sanford, automobile owners license. 179-Gtp " l ’,n Horry.*’ declared the teller, “but h Ti u m R;— _ ------------■ -------------(hut won't do.W A N T E D — By young lady, position -piit man with the check producer) ns stenographer, experienced in law legal documents, letters and oftier paoffice. Address "Stenographer,” care pors which happened to be In tils brief of Herald. 17D-3tp ar*e. again, PHONE 404 for lowest printing bid. , * * " '" / rn,n« behl“ ‘J -Sem inole Printer/. 9th and t,,P W‘ " ,,OW“ *,U‘ ,U," e ° f U,eM wU‘ do. Imi s ace y«mr lint." French. 177-tfc The customer handed over his JASE B A L L ,’OOT B A L L SANFORD M ARBLE i-RAP & GRANTT f r CEMETERY WORK A SPECIALTY 1018 Wart First Streat - __________________ The maintenance of a sub­ stantial Bank Balance-lhe daily habit of saving, pays dividends Respect, s in Self­ Confidence and Prestage than anythin" of which G ILLO N & F R Y U; E L E C T R IC A L C O N TR A C TO R S W A N T E D TO HUY A good second -------hand typewriter.— Haynes & KntWaatinghouse Lights nnd Applinnrea Hff, 115 Park Avenue. |H0-2lp New Line of Fixtures F o r RF7NT— F'urnished npnrtntfnts. Fernuld Apartments, 305 East 1 st 123 West First Street , St. 164-tfc } * SANFORD NOVICLTY W O RK S V. C. C O LLE R , Prop F’Olt R E N T —Rooms and kitchenette —Shirley Apartments opposite po«t jffice, upstairs. , gK-tfc* jFOR R E N T —Three room apartment 1300 Park Ave. 179-Gtp General Shop and Mill IF0R Work iL lii * . r e n t — one house, s large rooms, chicken yard nnd garden. some fruit tree* included. Price $20 per month. Apply to Mrs. II. I). Dur-I B U IL D E R ant, Lake Mnry, Fin. 181-2lc A Resignation. Tin Clumsy girl, vvno had been a ct­ ing ms waitress fur the Jenkins fam­ ily. lint! broken dish after dish anil nt last (lie mistress of the house spoke to her decidedly "If volt break miv mure . hlnn or glass Mary. I -hull lie t.ldlged t" ills miss you," site said ’ 'for I cannot af­ ford t" keep Von " That very night ut dinner there culm* the sound of n fearful crash from the butler's pantry. There was ii moment of deathly still­ ness, and then Mary appeared, reinotr-* tng tier apron ns she emerged from the closet. "The platen and till Is In IHndejn, mum," she said enlinlt. "and I'm off!" —Mllwuuliiv Sentinel ■ ■ ■ ■ ’■ ■ we nnd ■ ■ would be played by advertising. Even today there are some who fail to realize what an important factor advertising has become. Advertis­ ing is as much a part o f today’s life as electricity, anti­ septic surgery or automobiles. It keeps us up-to-date •*n the many tilings we need in order to live profitable, hap­ py and useful lives. It pVesents for our approval articlcs o f all kinds and for all purposes. The requirements <>1 each member o f the fam ily are met by advertised offers o f good merchandise o f proved value. ■ ■ The advertisements save time, money and effort for those who read them and follow their guidance. They are practical guarantees o f satisfaction. W ■ ■ DON’T E ■ LAY ASIDE R E A D IN G TH E T H IS PAPER W ITHOUT A D V E R TISE M E N TS Ra Ml ST TOE TH E M A R K ” « Ra u m • r n .“ ■ ^_ ^ i p H ^ .. r l T V - . ' ------ !______ :J_. ' v ■ -frirfjhftfM ’’--v ■ i a i M E . .. ...HELP... For the Busy Mother >« CELERY SEED * *1 FOR THE MOVIE FAN KLOTHES FOR THE KIDDIE R S p e c ia l S a le SOAPS! . A DOLLAR FOR ANY OLD IRON nf th* ii y unrig -ut pi 1 ' : I'Miti.il ,ay what it p r " 1 n I - ••- tu in ! Iir best I i ' ' i 'iiil'iw in g -rasull 1 V« 1\ I'Hily 1••x i-s a i in in 'Phi- iihl A falls, t lirn w all tlir rm'k.s - t ••f > 1\\ • W"tllil -i'll 1)ii i niik f In■Ii ft • lt>* ' lilt' K- . ml.i r I I . ,t d . - s ut 1" in the 1his g a m e lake .1 - i n bi-fore undo ivvn. and the t vv ' i n ', tin r and spend one end-iv Xml Orlando has lu»en I I., bring along some of their .’ .I lake advantage o f Dollar 1 1 is Iteen arranged for their it I a fter Sanford wins the .1 1 1 I0 ran get much eoiisola •ti'iiiliilg tin XX .una's Club • IV vb".l> hut. V ■b t. -t - WIII- I I VV ' l l . l i e v ml • ■ I..- m ill XX h e n it* . harm. XX. have l e i e i . i i l a nun t el of mu 1 I.lints ah.oit the I laggelib*-. k XX'aI la. « 1 |i. i|s that slii.w'ed m th.- town yesterday The . ompliniits m p.stl fled ju stified to tile . \t< lit, that the .tv administration ought 1 .. i. tus. to I .lid Xtul - i i-h v.i•XV Tun ••uf i" th. ‘-attfi'fd i »i land" Ha 1 i iila v . ' Ii.•v•* It"' h ti'rtiil'i ari' wutk - pi; *> ' / haul f"i a v p t.M \ and \••11*11 got 1 ll >4M| "• tin- pn i' tun !.? ft'a.*!•' \ Wurth |fJllf , , 'll 1 \i , < , XX * * !• 1 i -r,' ' 1", w ill U* f 'll. U K 4 *4 .1 * lia'I.'' t. l.l th. ' ml - aIi, 1 w, w"tub * w ill t In* i d t h e 1 . 1 1 till' \ ) i s - T d l i - t.. •h d n F u n f " r rl p u l ' ! It th. I'» m I ...t ui da v \ In..v I.- ' an ..rdei that diimn has In-, a added re can talk about <i-i.oi n. v < j | \ m | tr 1 v 1 •»i f v « ' i i a r • • : i I i* \ • *11 Ileus tin right to li"W in I hotlie < htiplin, Bert rhapltn, Ray bargain •> I I i t 1 I *.4 > •* t •• kir at..t play at uight. _ .1 m ksonv ill ■ again it it ver makes ('hapman and Clyd*' Chapimm one exeeptiomilly good pielure for a p p l l e u t i . u i to do so yoiti money See th. "lidded t'ug..” . served seat s at rrsiTVi* It so ld and be . .. ii v in. . .I TOM M Y BORNS IS IAI5I-: RUTH IS s e n t price. it sold them i- long as NOT A “ BARK 1h, I" • p i * time t" h|l\ . it sold them _GROOMING NKW I i H ND Xut. it.. |.-lived or 1 r ,<• “ w i i i t k n o n : ’ t ' - • M u e, p i "V no i h. i w s, wa it sold vvhat past *p • lilll) I hut is just \X liig 1 "i this ii.iln. imldic ' ! d 11 '* ha I II} TNr «»f*lnfr«l I'rras ) ' lias turned against Babe plain swindle. I.(I.NI it i \ , o.t 23. Tommy Burns, It had no standard price on its eon -|'i eially noticahle amongst the ex heavyweight champion .claims to COMMITTEE XND ItXN'D d fans. There must he somefcession eotinters. They charged xvhul have found a new “ white hope" in XXII I. VISIT roXVNS n for this and the only • ' * i they thought tl^fr could get away IN SKXUNIM.K I'MNIGII I rt Read a gigantic Irish youth, that can he found, is the with It w a s in short, a short, hang" has lived in Scotland since he • n l»y lh»* |irr>.H .Dili *miu( i' ,nkr f t h. R, t a i l X|.T 12 years old Read is now 21. P. T. Ilarnum was the biggest show Brig Npnil vvritriM. In i» ' d i It:.mb. , ,.t i\ f.."t fi.iir and'.nc half niches i • l h . .. 1 1 * t x . . . i had 11 w as ho . with a (tin)cr (nun the ' -> » ■i at part - ' d w.igh- iicarlv two hundred , -, "tic that knows Babe a I n . do. l a i d t h a t ' I n p c . p l . ■ liked to -1:• .nut 'ii d* ,r.il I as a M a. ii f "| I " ill I to p. • pi. .!•. I'k, I,, be ■ .I'd "ft * h* f • Id It was n. f""|. d I I t i t . I . i t . : v ■ • I ' m< In - im" i ■ than I '• nip i g i -. i-v ct id ill. i,lent •• t h*l I ... .|i'.l but tb.'v i!"i ■' like t" be i b.at W I i l l I > " ' ! . r I *.l . " ,' . grave injustice has been ed, alul tin re - a d i f f d i ii. . between ' I 1 * tin I t tli.tj | ..r t tie In l.h.itngrnph '.>nt I.t the Daily f ihf.iugli sillin' of the leading i . tng fooled and being chciitcl, Mai' 11.. ItMti-h v c t. 'i a n* find towers ' * **• a i d i n v i t e t ft. i n a . t l b ' (Milli e w. ie ap|i"aied to at tills the North. During this al*ive him Hurn's hi'ttd renv'hen on s,.tnf. ,t.l I rnliiv and luivc j -bow last night and asked to stop this n it wns learned that Ruth Iv ti. Read's slimtlders Rend has a "'Hi 11as popular with the players, fraudulent tliket selling One nCircr good a p p e ar a nc e, an athletic build, They will visit Geneva at *»;30, Ills own club ns well ns the replied. "Go see th« Mayor. \\’e have nml i« gaining' fight experience in the Dveitlo at . Ill and l.t.ngwtiod at 8:31) t, ants, and thnt anytime any authority." It is well to ask the r"iig'h anil t umbl e life of the F'nelish M,,*l othei places if posstlde I his .11 ity wns ill evidence it wus Mayor " f Jaeksotix ill, why hi* police traveling boxing show, a fami l i ar >*h*'dnle is sul.je. I to diiiiige* but this t(,(, pr,,8S hav ■ no authority. Can it he true? If sight nt any small town carnival or I j -t • pi**bnbly tin way it will st and and T i t . ( layer has consented to write U"' l"'li**' have no authority to stop c ount ry fair t h ' s c tuvv ■ an i",*k for t h e hnnd to ► \* tut it tides on the Bahe Ruth sub-• s " indling. stop a fr.mdulciit sale, if Burns *av« that he has tried Rend '"tfht r t ... l will be published frpm time they have mu aiith. -lty (*• prevent out an.l that he is not di sappointed in im- m order that the Sanford fans people from the dangers of being ovoi ■ him. "Last year Read won the ntnnMagenta China dinner set lill h. given a rhnnee to hear some- troweled subjecting large mimicr of trUT vve-tmn .11*trtrt chauipioiiship in week, C.’" on nt Mcl.nulins. plCg Ruth that is nulhcntn He " I * >*■ f f* ' hazard, the hazard of S<"'liiii '1 " -no! [turns 179 4td "lie is a lill V. T*'*1 .,f some personal experience stampede anti other dangers then it quiet, gentlemanly hoy and, of course, hi). I,'-..lug against Ruth as well Cult the Mayor «*f Jacksonville djj- he needs a lot of experience. Only XXhile we (tr*- on the subject of ml* I laws that would empower the time can tell whether he will develop thrift, perhaps the I’ennsylvanin coal *" it ,,f the Babe's experiences ' e to give the people such pro into n real champion »t "tie to him first hnnd and that The experl mint r who has Iteen in this country 11 ft lull hi .iv- to he true nnd correct. . nt .' with the traveling' boxing, show, Id year* ami has saved C-10,000 will 'D'*' n the Herald and then some of The , iicus conies to town to tnkv. wh*rh he poined after winning the l»" pointed to ns a striking example, hanlhended fans thnt hnvo form- all the motley that it can get out o f nmatM|r championship, certainly will _________________ _______________ h* 11ke to Ruth may change your town ami to take that money nut of not do him any harm." hinds. town. Our loenl theatres nnd amuse______ __ incut enterprises keep the money in WOMKN IN I’D! ITICS Mullet Roe town. Wit wouldn't nllow one of our ARE GETTING REAL BUSY Second sheets, 8 ‘/i x 11. onl) theatres to overcrowd its halls or to per 1,000, while they last, at Salt Mullet Illy Thr A««<>flnlrd V’rrsai [ernld office. U cell reserved seats thnt couldn't be WASHINGTON, Oct 25 The ex delivered. The police would stop it. The public should have stopped that ecutivecouncil of Nutionul Woman's [U SK OF THE LOW Apalachicola Oysters sale nt the Ilngcnbecif-Wallace show. Party met here today to consider sovPRICE /)F FRENCH FRANC '•rnl questions regarded ns vital to The HngenbeJk-Wallace show works dishonestly with the public. It should the progress of women In politics and ' 1, , Tk, Aaaorlalrd I ' m i l Nice Fat Mackerel ' XRIS. Oct. 25.- T h e buying •if imt he allowed to return. Other cities to lay plans for a national confer­ 1 by British hanks with French to winch it goes should be warned ence of the party here November II ra*u * 1,1 their possession is said by of its bad practices nnd be prepared Jones’ Dairy Farm ir.. PARK CITY, I'tah, Oct 25 The ,,u b financiers to be the principal to protect themselves against these Sausage I members of the Democratic Women's Um‘ ° f tb*' present weakness of the definht grafters. ,r>c. The dollars were used,by the club here at nn election of officers A ronl operator says the consumer last night elected Mrs. J. J,. Aubrey, |r‘liRb t*> pay interest, on their war *“ l u' the United States,will he the loser in the strike settle­ "Baby Tender." Her dutins will he ment. How an idea, once started to look after infants while mothers There has been a long seasop of al- travels. delv into timely political matters.: A proviffon for the establishment of] [ nco from the fellow who haa a pen»nt for proposing three cheer*. For quick results, try a want ad. a baby chick room made. I-IV1 t n I- ' - P a y Y o u r s e lf F irs t XX E I'XY I PER CENT INTEREST ON SAYINGS ACCOUNTS ( L\I*, should 1111\t1L!'iKKI care not to ( iK< )W too W’ISK I’oi' so great a pleasure of life as LAUGirPKK. The • L P. McCuller, • ■ n ■r';M here scents to be a much different S" Sa> Bowling l.eagu,. Man*-' An mg in these dnys front whut'it has j gers Ra *4 Xa Rsi, *3 n in the past insofar ns a game be 1 -----a*. it is rumored that F! A. Douglass n Sanford and .Orlando is con At n recent minting of the mana fa ,ed The time wns thnt either n gem of th 1'ity Bowling League it '* getting ready to “ shoot u little | tball i’r foolbnll between these two was unanimously voted that ovury g ° l f " w Fancy Articles------- Delicious Cooked Food are not ore of what is “‘Strong ^ng would mean the gathering to bowler in the league would be re-, -------I ker on the fields crowds from both qulred to live up to the national rules And h* er than Fiction" but we inn find out Beautiful Spread to be Raffled Saturday wants It kept quiet for a ;tonight at the Princess. LnJ, with their pockets filled with as it refers to the foul lines. There, while, so please don’t tell anyone, Afternoon and Nijfbt Iks nml a pop bottle In ench hand, are many howlers Hint have disre And then tomorrow night there is wading for some one on the other yarded the foul line last season, with ''" d Judge Householder and Schello Next Door to Sanford Shoe and Clothing Co., by n that a prin prin .to make a move or say ,n word n" penalty attached, but from now on Maines are framing up a little mntch crf .n Hint helps In l| .1 e>eape a forced marriage and’ t would give excuse for n fight. •» shall be diffornt that will Uke place in the near fu * . N. deV. Howard Chapter of the tJ. I). C. rivulry was nlways .high and a Huring the first two weeks of p|*y tore. We re betting on the best man. ** T f" r h" " !" ' U ,n Thu from lauigacre." And the nice part by either side moant victory thnt there will be no penalty for going over is that a t’entury romedv follows it thought of, talked about written the foul line in order that such bowlr,l«' bowling league scehedule will be |,ut for many .days following. **rs who have not been watching this, published in a few days. Going to ho Mnn.iL'* i Herndon, «•f the* Pnncof*#, Jut things seem different now, since 11,11 overcome their practice, and get Finr hot times on the old alleys this has some real feature pictures booked nford and Orlando hnvo hurled the r|ght by the time the third week .v*“« r for till’ season and one of them is the Ichrt. and although both.sides still starts. After that every time a play -------" ( , third * ige F 1 idn\ and Saturday lnttow in.it is in a more sportsman |*“*■'# foot passes over the line he will Rtdph Stevens, one of the Rotes' Jap Rose Bath Soap Kirk’s Hard Water Soap mantiet*. and If you .will kelievo l°»‘“ that one hall. There are many best bets will he out of the line tip Gloria Swan-oit .stars tit the "Gild |, dope to he correct, just turn go"d bowlers that have piled up good for some tune on account of his crip29c A large cake, for 29c cd ( age and it will be rt'inemht'n d o cakes for and watch the Sanford nndi Orlnn" " ’ s m past games that will find pled foot. The Rotes will feel his thnt Gloria started the painted leg [football game, Friday of this week, their score will he materially affected absence. fud that rcicntly became all the |t is natural for Orlando to feel that ••> the future gam* - by tins new njJ • ■ ■- rage. ’I hi- happened beeim-e -he vvawill have easy |>irking over the ">g • <»l Knight and Judge Householder forci'd * Icav. the dainty design PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST la! eleven, hecnuse it has beett tnany I In- also applies to the several are getting in trim for the opening paintv'I 111 'll her lower limbs a- -he IIIK REXAI.I. STORE PHONE 325 KODAK DEALER l ra r-in*e Orlando lost to our outfit, bowlers that ha\« been dropping game next week and they expect to •" tely " 111' night as there |t s.-'t.ford is out to win thia y e a r . ft* foss th*' Im, .,n their hands after up near the top m tfverages tljs W ' " were n ' • ' • t" be filmed I lie !"! nr •he way she has b*-etl going ‘ b. I*.ill w ■!• 11 . ••r ■-•I .1 - it is just l"W m r we believe she Will do It ' - »*’!< *> i d ’ ’ lb. rule for v.uir I 1 \| iv ha- -igt • d up vv .tl t he \t, (..til mean by this, however, h.m.l- t.. I. •h, ihei -o|i of the tier If lie d. Maj Is a good one alul liiiil should und' iestmmte f">tl mark a* it i- foryuttr foot or feet ' ’ ■n's * lllb 1 man's • ■ I.. ,b vo*. strength, hut,get in and put It will I wi I for the players to the merchant v have lieeti t tying to • i" t" .in invalid si­ th. im*' scrapping giune that w o n '1" 1*, this new iu.mg and take advarit get him. hut he has decided to stay de pioblelil that fiue\\f will allow you 81.00 on the purchase price f i-t three gnmes for us ‘ g* **f till- adsauee dope in their ■vith his love 'li ill the * 1 11Id. d I age Canrh Wilkenson says that hfs preliminary practice. There are other nl a new electI'ic iron, tor any old iron you I ' id.tv and Sat til,la \ \|. hav e a i-ood one /1* this and they are work- 1 ib s and regu!.ilioiiH that will havw Bring up. . f th •••-1 in tin- ii'ii this week on new plays i - ' f i i t o n t h , 1 1 '. i t i g t h i s s , u i o n , d i a l lent , forpiations that will -hoiibl be b."k'd into at oiler G l’ A R A N TK K D IRONS $5.00 AND UP Du I I. s of the ( Irlundo wonder 11 . 1 d I1 . ate at most of the time ' V i» V ,i d l,“N XI lilll M i l I |Iv I 1 lid I *g ■ m I h. 11 t hat t *1 luiid" d.-irig M I I IKHls liu ill 1. and wi* 111 e 1 1.1 1 , 1 1a i 1 \ 105 Palmello Avenue P h o n e 1S1-J 'i r.h that t Ills will I... ulie XXI h , g •• • 1 *.\S 11*r ^ It I'r. .. 1 ' ..i.t bail. .1 i.d 1 . • t v I .ill .1 th" 1 al l y ,.if t " witness this game will »•> it .It i *ha! \ i-it i ll i ha* it \ y ffr.t Wll! •*•in** a notj I .. Hi n PAG E F IV E SOAPS! know. ■■ * Few Millionaires in Italy. Only 21 Italian citizen- ucctirdlng 617 Commercial Street— Sanford, Fla. to tux returns, could qualify In tpe W ANTED . WE W A N T to recharge nnd repair United Rtutes today ns millionaires. On the basis of lire there are 5,118 your batteries. Our starter, genern- Irtillnns who are worth more than n B. VV. H E R N D O N tor'nnd Ignition repair department itj million, hut n million lire at the pres­ in charge of nn expert. Genuine ent exeliatiRe amounts to* only $r>o,i)no. IN S U R A N C E A G E N C Y “ F7XIDE” Battery Service.— R A Y Three-ilfth* of the Itnllan millionaires ■ BROS. Phone 548, Sanford. 172-tfc have no more than this amount. nn<1 PinB-------- A UTO-------- BONDS ■ FOR R E N T —Three rooms, nicely only 00 have more rtut it ten million Only'two men pos­ furnished, XVest Side, near Itouth lire ($500,000). sess more than llfty million ((re. <■ Bros. Bakery. Mm . Annie Philp. S. 0. Shinholser Rockefeller, by iltese figures, |* thus 03-2tp worth nt leust twlco nff tuty-h ns all FOR R ENT— Front bed room, suit­ the ItnllRn millionaires put together. Contractor and Builder * able for two gentlemen, also two Two-fifths of the Ittdlsn plutoerats live In northern Italy In the two provinces garages. Apply 018 Oak Avenue. ■ANFORD ^ FLORIDA 181-Gtp of Ix>mhardy and Piedmont R AC A TO R C ON T TR : :** <-■ - ^ .V GOLF BOW LING TE N N IS BOXING CHAS. L. BRITT, Editor ;ri'IN G R E A D Y FOR O R LAN D O “ ,M Wf«Plru| wpiifher-ivorn straw for exandnatloo. John D’s oil company gave him a After a glance In the leather band the balance like rent, interest in­ button representing 40 years of ser­ clerk methodically counted out tb* cluded in monthly payments, vice, which probably made him smllo money. FRED R. W ILS O N buys 1-room cottage with bath, when he reflected how many years ““That's the surest Identification," A T T O R N E Y -A T -L A W ‘ gas, and electricity, in a fine hia oil company has been working f o r : connil,Ml ,hp ,el|f r- ''for although IroFirst NalT Bank Bldg.. Sanford, Fla. neighborhood. For further in­ pouters might have all kinds of faka I Special attention to examination of formation address "G . K .” care him. documents to prove who they ar*. Abstracts of Title • they are not likely to think of having Try a Herald Wont Ad today. o f Herald. 174-6tp letter* In their hats to correspond SEVERAL HOUSES for sale. Saa We have Mapelino flavoring, junk- wRh those under which they srtbk to Thlgpln._________ SS-tfc et, LaFrance Imundry tablets, New ,f,■, 'noney. Of course, the "J J" may FOR SALE —6 room bungalow and Orleans Molasses, White Rose Mint !,fnn'1 forJohnson, but the C H E LLE M A IN E S three extra lots, prico $2,887.60. Wo Sauce, Krystal Kukes anti Ripe Olives rhniicys are Id favor of John Jones. LAW YER invite your inspection of this proper­ just arrived nt the Popular Market The hat heats nil legul documents for telling the truth " — Court House ly.— A. P. Connelly & Sons. 106-tfc 179-31. FOR S ALE —$.riOd cash an? monthly Doesn't Happen Every Day. payments like rent, will buy an al­ BASIN THAT FIRES BULLETS Byea Examined Classes Designed After paying my check at the desk _____ * most new nouse of 4 rooms and bath, where I had dined I stopped to weigh New and Frlflhtful Weapon of War Is myself on the scales near the door, In lot 50x117, In good port of town, near Henry McLaulin, JrM Operated Without the Aid of school and store. Street will be pav­ plain sight and hearing of the room­ O p t D. • Any Explosive. ful of diners. ed soon. For further information ad­ Optician-Optometrist As I stepped upon tfio platform and dress "House" rare of Herald. lG3 -4tp Can you Imagine a gun which makes dropped my penny In the slot n num­ 1 1 2 East First Btrest Sanford, Fla. FOR SALE — Five room bungalow, neither noise nor smoke, uses no ex- ber of youngsters Jumped off a nearby ------------------well located, easy term s, price $2,- Plosive, I n worked entirely by a petrol bench anil gathered around me When A C O M M U N IT Y RUII.D KR Glasses Fitted “Lr>0.00 - A . P. Connelly & Sons. engine, and ran -li.-.l I.20O round., u the imlnter swung around to 190 they Byes Examined 103 tfo m,MM,e ut rang*-- tip to “Atskt yurds? f r F'tIRSTER, President rlnpped their hands and Hiptealed with It |' \\ M1 1 N 1 |; ohirr TOM MOORE sT\TIf\r TPTirT^ANn s T H A u m p b ti v s '"'h " “ '“''i " " 1 'f »•“*»«■*• t>> the excitement. .M A M II. O U b A N I) SI RAW BERRY British military .■uthorllles. It works One of them culled to a friend who o i t o m k t h i s t -o p t i c i a n I’ InnU from northern ntock, $ 1.00 on Che principle pf centrifugal force— * hod not Joined the little party around Opposite Postoffire Sanford, Fla t>er thousand, f. o. b. Lake Monroe, the mime force (lint lllngs mini onto the senles: "O. come and look! She 1“ In. M. Doyle. i I54-2Gtp your back when you are cycling on n makes it go clear around I”—Chlcugo ------------ - wet day, or cutisi giant lly wheels Tribune. FOR S ALE — Splendid npartment . in factories to hurst suddenly into $1 S P E C IA L S F O R F R ID A Y , OCT. 27TH KLTON J. M OUGHTON house, thirty rooms, paying pro­ I huntlrtsls of fragments. Anything Cocaine Culture. position. Gate City House, 112 Myr­ Mint Is placed upon a revolving wheel A R C H IT E C T Cocaine tlrst obtained reeognltlon sa "K V K R F A S T " SUITINGS— Guaranteed fast to -, ) the tle Avenue. • iQi-tfc Is curried to Its edge iilltl ttien liurltnl a vnliiablr medlelnnl drug nhout thir­ t.fT Hoorn 7. Miller Bldg. FORDS, Hoicks. Oldxrnohilcs, Onkty-five years ago. and the eommerela! new shudea, Rose, Blue, Pink, Nut Brown, Green, *1 DO 'Phe new gun 1 otiMstx of a inctul siip|*lj was derived from leaves o r the lantls. Dodge, ( ole R, Overland. HANFOIU) :• FLORIDA SPOOL COTTON- -2 doz. Coat's Spool Cotton 1 wild eoea plant native to I’eril Now 1'hevrolet, Maxw.nl! f,,r sale These basin In whb I aie |.lined a ijnantlt) *1 00 of round steel loillet- As the loislli I- tiowever the sliruti In niltlvnted on vrs are late models, and have been re 'I KN S PIIOK.N IX S(H \ S — -2 pairs pure thr.-.i whirled ut ellonuoti* -P«vd hy a petrol an extensive scale In Java, uhlrli will I)r. W. I). Gardiner finished, making them very desirable oetor the loillet- .itv illokvtd to e• xport itds venr about 4 ftotinm pounds am to prospective buyers, and the '"I"* from j...... petting in the *11— Brown, Navy, Black and White. 3 pairs for OKSTOPA HIM P 'l Y Sit IAN M04 g •f the leaves prices are right, with easy terms h tsliutler- are provnted whicti pri-M'iit Welnka Apartments, Suite 15 MR XSSIhRS— All the newest models, all mr. ■* t' -tful 7 passengers H A O. Motor <o the bullets from loing tlirown out ' < Office bourn to 12; . to 6 Exaooerated Fancy \\ h) are you so resentful of air - W Park Ave,, Sanford, Fla. Distrih •ept ill "tie point Photic 137 J Sanford, Fla. utors for llupmobile nml Lexington "lie feature o| Ho- gull Is (lull It can stllpN?" Is1 legultilftl to meet the rvt)ulreiiients "They make us nervous." replied ars "We carry the parts.” " f the im easloti '■pin ii,,. mnga/lne Funner Corntoeael. "Rome of the *4 ** M I 10 tfr wraplilly Ittill 11 R* Ke lies will crash summer hoarders are always tolNtak ik a mile away 'I I ' melody saxophone 1tit "MV Ii lill ■»ll kl'fi InK tliem for jnosqultot-s In tlie ills I \l FR ID AY. OCTOBER 27TH ONE DAY DOI L \1 .....d •“* ticw $ 120 lakes it, half Bur i«'il It ri' Mi* ai a low Mpi-etl and 1 unce " It w 1 i 1 4 .Ilf pmir > -lieam of lollletH •■-di. balance ?lli per month R. J w Iill tl **l lill. tint •hi not kill at eveu Holly. Heraldoffice. 170 otp Hill'll II h!•, •rt rung FOR SALK F.asy terms, GO acres, flowing well land, 10 acres cleared, NEED NOT HAVE ADVERTISED ■ ■ ^ OU can find the name of it remarkably low price if sold now every live Busintws Man A. P Connolly &Sons, mg tfc Either Actor Wax Exceedingly Popu­ in Sanford in this Column lar or the Man in the Box Offlc« FOR SALK New five room hoilse, ench day. ■ ■ Waa a "Klddar." two anil »ne-hul£ acres and, one acre tiled, sleeping porch and Inrge rooms, A meml.er of mi m tors' cluli tells of ■ ■ A i i i t i b i x x m m i t i every convenience A I* Connelly A u one night stun.I In Nortli Ihtkotn ■ ■ Sons »48-tfc played tiy a eoinpaii) with which till* We’ll Dye For You FOR SALK New five room bungalow uefor «us on* •• •'i.nni'. ted ||e always HON T O N S T E A M I ' R E S H E K Y m good location, for immediate ac renii'inhiTs die pint 1 on tie* ..uni of Kent & McKee, Props. Hon. 13.201), easy terms \ (• t on several queer hs ullsius used I.) the CLEANING, DYEING. ALTE RING nelly & Sons 1Go-tfc natives In eonxetsadon ■ k A n tie often does on such iaviisl..|i8. Work ruled for and delivered Back in 1818 the greatest newspaper o f the da\ l... it" Get your office supplies, stationery this urtor strolled up to the box ottlce ■ ■ Phone 461-J--------314 Weat First St. and Post Cards at the Herald offico. 0,1 ®ft.ornoon of their urrlvrfl and dared that the world had reached the limit o f human ex­ ' iitx|xi(i nt n rv to itr mr 111 Inqulrisl ns I tie prospects indicated Get your office supplies, ntntiomjry t»y tlio advance sale. pansion. It even went further, saying that there weivn *^VE D E L IV E R T H E GOODS” and Post Cards at the Herald office. "Outlook ain't very gixsl for to­ enough supplies in the world to support further gr<>".* Quick Service Transfer night.” said die ticket seller mid the o f population. * FOR R E N T actor (hotight he noticed J^st die S to ra g e FnrililicH -liailow of u twinkle In his keen eye. F'urnished lied riN.in* If » r plrnsr you, tell others, if not, F o il RENT Here's l.nlf a dozen scats right here Impure 107 \X Third St 177 dtp iilnt even (icon s,,|,| >••( mil now I’m ■ ■ tell n« I'hnne tfls I lie mind of 1818 couldn’t conceive o f the mirnc* O c t your o f f i c e supplies, stationery Mamed sorr) I spent so mil'll money that human ingenuity would perform during the tw «: on advertising" and Post Curds at ttoo Herald office. SANFORD "Why vvtiat on earth do >011 tneiinT" tietli century. It couldn’t imagine the wonders that RENT Furnished apartmentasked die actor Machine & Foundry Co. I OR Mil Kim Ave. * 180 2tp would be wrought by new agricultural methods and "XX'ell, I Just iiovd It around thnt Grnersl Machine snd Boiler XVorks; FOR RENT Two furnished rooms at you were coming to see us, mid ding modern manufacturing genius. It was ignorant of Cylinder Grinding; Del.uxe Pistons; 20 ‘j |*nrk Ave. lH0-2 tp me If the Ionise didn’t Jest about sell Fly Wheel Steel Gesr Banda; Crank transportation as we know it, or the progressive sales FOR R K i y Furnished bod room and out three ilhys ago."—Philadelphia Ledger Shafts Returned--------------Phone 62 methods o f today. It could not see the vital part that kitchenette, 303 Kim Ave. 180-Gtp FO R S A L E - ^ l n i — FOR KKN'T Furnished housekeeping rooms, $3.00 jier week, 314 Fmst '5th Street, ' IH0-3tp SHOOTING JO H N GOVE, i>roprietor 'They Couldn’t Know •y REALM OF SPORTS jasket b a l l BUSINESS DIRECTORY f I ^ TH E S A N F O R D D A IL Y H E R A L D . W E D N E S D A Y . OCTOBER 25. 1922 Yowell Co. V ;• HATBAND First National Bank mmm ! i. F/tK* -:- FOR. S A LE w^ h wheel, 327 San-i (_tAVE 179-12tp bigger rnh: if]# f L M M (tmL « *’laanlt led Ada 6e a line. No id taken for leaa than SSe. and positively no elaaatfled ad* chanted to anyone. Cash moat accompany all ordora. Coaat five word* to a lino and remit aecordinfly. n il I f lf ! yv- ADS Card* of Sanford's Reput­ able Professional Men, each of whom. In hia chosrn profeuion the Herald recoinmenda to the people. P.... f k vY5<r?W^v THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1922 lord Avenue. l F x > rJ? / f 1 A.nv- ^••. • ■ * ■ ;*• - fc- T . V- '» ■ tJ.'., L > „V. .A I >t- * i . ^ , Am .■j Calendar Savings .. ■6a nk .. .. -pa Um Brings Joy The Seminole County STKKNG H i---- ----------I'HOGKKSS- BEST FRUIT -SERVICE CAKE 50e PER POUND Contains following fruits and nuts, ( berries, Pineapple, Apples, Cur­ rents, Raisins, Sultana Raisins, Eiltberts, Walnuts, Almonds, t itron, Orange, l.emuti, F'lgn and I)ntes. ROUTH BAKERY Next to PrinccHs Theatre The FO LLO W IN G S E R V E T H A T BURE ELDER SPRINGS W A T E R TO T H E IR PATR O N S DRUG STORES— R. C. Bower's ltmimill.it & Anderson Union I'harmacy HOTELS— Montezuma Hotel Seminole Hotel RESTAURANTS— Bell Cafe Seminole Cafe Welnka Restaurant Vnldei Hotel Wigwam Cleanliness is next to Godliness Wo invite the public and all users of ELDER SPRINGS W A T E R to visit the Rpring and in our method of handling its product. Why take u chance? Your eminent phyHicinmt claim Hint thin water in unexcelled and its purity makes it most Beneficial for many trouble* The Ford people o f Sanford a.s well a*v the Western Union recommend this water for hatterien. Call phone 311 and have a bottle of this water sent you nnd protect vour health. Elder Springs Water Co. SANFORD FLORIDA - .A3vr � 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, 1922 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 4-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 25, 1922; <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/86db1504973952e36d5cc62d9dfe34a1.pdf 5cd10f7e8c6f55c2c8cceb9fd2e8b5fc PDF Text Text f •, 3L?J!\ ypygzyapfli. at v ~v •» • *. , - V ^ . % J9 i».vJ Woman’s Club Fair and Dollar Day Friday, October 27th TheSanfordDailyHerald SANFORD “The City Substantial" in / HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST h e VOLUME III. I j) *i SANFORD I -J “ I’het i'v .''iih-laniinl*’ VEGETABLE SECTION S A N F O I U ) . F L O R I D A . T H n t S D XY. 0 ( T O M E R 2(1. 1021! Nl MMER 182 . PARLIAMENT IS DISSOLVED POPE ISOFEXONERATED PRINCE ANDREW HICKMAN’S MURDER „ „ _____ „ „ ARRESTED . BY PROCLAMATION TODAY rv t h e o th er p r in c ip a i , BROTHER OF FORMER KING SIGMiD BY KING GEORGE jac,tsonvii,e ^i,r(,er Assunu‘sNew ^iase FOR ASSISTING DISASTER ______________________ at rRIVY COUNCIL HELD AT SANDRINGHAM PALACE Pa Hi Ha N EW BRUNSW ICK. N. J., Orl. 26.— (By th r A sso­ Ho ciated P re ss).—Mrs. Ja n e 1 Hj*» Gibson, farm er, who claims to have witnessed the m u r ­ der of Rev. Hall and Mrs. Mills today told new spaper *.» men she llad identified the man xvho she says shot the «* re. tor .as xxell as idel.t ify lllg the xx■>man xx h". -he Us .sert' xxas xxith tin- m urder IT. V-3 0-. » !<: itj * IYi * ' Hr, Lloyd George Starts His Campalgn with Fighting Speech A i w U l f l - I ’r f M I LONDON. Oct. 26.— A p ro c la m a tio n Kmg G eorge this m o rn in g a t Privy f, uni il hehl at S a n d r in g h a m The nio> lainution will he g a z e tte d this af teriioull. LONDON, Oct. 26. Ilonar Law, as leader of the U nionist p a r ty , in a manifesto issued to d a y declared the t.i ks of th n t p a r ty if re tu r n e d to pevtcr, will he to make good the AnIrish t r e a ty both ill le tte r and ill *1 n l and to co o p e ra te with the Irt*h . I I,llielll looks like tile H erald will fori e •M A t |"X I t hi e. pa ■I of •blend Ik Id ... I. X I...... L • ...... r III .p ile •••■ a'! tl ; i .• do to .•lit it Thi . oil J a d x e iti- d I W'l | h i’o* one dollar which is n lug bar gam hut a m istake in the H e ra ld ntndc ■ 'h re e p a irs in one place and Iw opnirs ............ jilace in the ndvortisom ent i . ra th r c t i ' i M i i g to say the il. xxoXer. Ill justice to Yowcll •X ' we w a nt tl. st ite III tills l-slic It I- ..idx TW i I I* \ I R <>1 I ' l l u E h i KS l iili n M D* 'I I VR t>> w I'leitM l* ne ml 1 tin- and ti nt tile two p/ II lire a tuilgain . . au should not miss t ~ ___ - . #L-. . M XR( US KN DEI. I N D I S P o m ED I ieutds of M arcus Kndel, (!hairntan " 'It • Masonic G rand Lodge Committ-e ..it Work, and fam iliarly known ■tp’hnul the s ta le as ‘T he Grainl ' Man of M asonry', will re g r e t to • mi thnt the c h a irm a n indisposed \ iday. and wus forced to keep to I mom th ro u g h the day. T r u e to his n a t !.■ .md c h a ra c te r, however, he pull 1■! himself to g e th e r and w a s at his on in the laulge last night when the Fellow t 'r n f t degree, xvas con f< rred. Illy T h r A asn rtn lrd MUCH B U S IN E S S l i t \ NS A ( 'T E D I . M M XT M EETIN G XI \ \ l I)KZ \ ES I KKDAY u i. . .! I, t. nd .ii . . . .. i * ih. e t'.t. II II.1.1 i l \ *. >.t TO GREEK ARMY IN ASIAMINOR ALONG WITH OTHERS * INTERNED AT THE PALACE Arrest Yeslentity Followed the I'lihlication of Itevolutionnry ('ommittees »,.| g J. ,|, .-i • .t Mr.. .. ’ u.I mil pi i p a r a t i o i . f••• impti.u hv F aseisti .............1,0 t. . Ml , .ill.!*, tel '..III. I III ... I at the meeting that of p . w . i ann< he had decided to east his lot -with u mill would open u ftrM clu-s* c a feteria In le m the neat fu tu re O th e r xisi tors were M e s a s \\ Scott, It .1 • *x erst reel and Phil Rnsela-i g«” N'ewspnpers nn- X-III D - b X Fit XI l II Et h S IN I XXIPX. s i P E T E \M » o I HER C IT IE S III) I hr \ •• I H \ 1 \ l I. t 't 1 1* x I i mi i n i x i ix s i-. xi: i \ s i t 11\ M IA M I 111 I ril I*rr aa l • l i n g e r who i, m a n a g e r 11 N.w York and .I .id t ks in I'. lie w i. a r r e s te d I . ff ■f Ma ■i..r • o u n ty f I i in pa a u th o r itie s pp. -I t .in On 11 am \ In I K V *-1. H I • »’ . ? \ t XX Yi*RK, ' ' . I .'•> Tin inanngi uient of tin- P l a z a hotel t o d a y de- >hired tl.. person named Ihiiifili wnS n thelt . Illj'loy Xt.i III M i l s m s I tltlD E XI XIN 1 I I <»l'D ) i.| w f. of Geo. t ; . d. an • I - .. uia counilly about 27 miles from O rlundo, mortally wounded hy It-- husband, •u mu last night, n e c ordingto ■horn •ived hy tho .1 a t . arty h o u r this . few moths, • to recover, i f i several h. •x .1 sin.I th re e .i I, ly. M \ Xit l i l t ,i •! h. h n .iy mg condition p ni I SKD r n PI RMI I 1■ i i. Iieil t.y phx si. ians ad c o u n ty X I I I N I ION I UR litlY .. »lln.i It ie- w.is aide relate briefly •lie »t,.iy of the shooting i l l * I'l* f l a a o r l m <1 I ' r r a a i "I dolt t know why George yvanttHl to • LEX RXYATI R. tl. I A braham kill me," she xvas said to ha s told t h e ie 1 >>nx n t e I of iiijsiliuiieanor in nthi.ritir* “ We had a lw a y s b e e n . OUl.tx roiill he .Oise In- r e f u s e d to t uppy tog. ther, hut tonight hi* canto p e n u l t hi - on to receive m e d ic a l at home from work a. ting s tr a n g e ly . I • xx t,.|. —1 1 f f . i ,ng f r o m fat a l thought nothing of p t ’.til a few m inI . a. k <l |itln r ut r ef us e d a n ew trial ut« « a f 'e i tXard. when he ndvnnrcd u p ­ t I<x t u d g ■ II d I and f i ne d S26 and o n me with a revolver in his hand, XI I. IN \< ( Mill) XN ( E. 4 ' III I III . li st |t.•!! g a v e Dot nl a n d g a v e no il hot me otic.* in the house a n d \\ XSIIIN t.TD N Xt.RKEt i n ( i a p p e a l to ci rcuit c o u r t . •ni <• n* | ran out to the f r o n t y ard.* MKM XX XI X’nuse. of the local poller d c ­ XX H I T E ( I M F D , Mu h , i h i 26 i iiitment. notified a r e p o r te r for Tho \ • • n r l . ’i *r il l*r « I i ii t lit' Mi - Veda I (oilidl, tw enty y e a r s old. si ntiriel shortly a f t e r m id n ig h t t h n t ‘J • * v; it - • t it. d I. m .NIK wa found g u ilty in the first degree oil high a u t h o i l t ) today that the ml li n e tmlnv in connection w ith the in luid h u ir d re p o r ts of a killing in The r e p o r te r called S t. m ir ilty has issued tenders for the death Ti t invalid fa th e r in law David St t'loiul. i load verified the re p o rts, o b ta in in g construction of two .in,non ton l.ati.e Ipvfcll The ju r y wa* out a little a complete description of Brow n, a n d ships. This is hi accordance with the more than tw o hours. police began a se a rc h for him , on th o XX’a sh m g to n a g re e m e n t hut ha* been nulr h discussion i s to w hether G re a t lx A N V E R ’S D E P A R T M E N T STORE theory th a t he m igh n i n e th is w ay. j)r it0 j|, would hutid these ships or n o t . , JU N E S U P FOR DOLLAR DAY L ater re p o rts from St. Cloud s a id t^nt a s h e r i f f s posse w a s s e a r c h in g Kaniter’s D epartm ent S tore on San for Brown in and aro u n d St. Cloud. IN E X P L A N A T IO N According to the a r t h ie in y e ste r for avenue will bring a hunch of peo Mrs. Brown was expected to die w i t h ­ (,n y .s pa|((.r n| )(1(|t t ),c Rig Herean Uro J pie to the ave n u e for the H a g Dollnr in tw enty four hours, it ft'ns said. Brown and his wife w ere both n a ­ therhood of th e F ir s t Baptist Churah, Day Specials offered by th is enter you n„ k.ht |H- led to believe th a t they pruning firm. They hnve a h a lf page tives of Osceola county. T he f o r m e r ’a j)n(j „ n jce show er of rain on Sunday, advertisem ent in this issue g iv in g a nnrenls and several b r o th e r s live m Tl ,j„. ooml. when tin- rest nf tho city 1st of the e x t r a special b a r g a in s nil St. Cloud and it w as snid t h a t th o Rend th e ir family jN respei’ted Brown h a s n e v e r didn't. But such w as not the ease. for one big round dollar I ron in t rouhle before. It w as said. The a rtic le did ii"t get into S a tu r - n*1x. 1 11- etnenI in this issue It*, m w a . described n* being l i g h t ­ *i , ii oil being in Monday’s SEl I INc. I I I T M O I t l l KS |, . r in 1.1* . U,. a r,.p..i( of the . ....iiiletioned with blue eves a n d l i g h t ' • M.t ’.’Jo | . , .1 • ol .-f Met I Mil l- .-r - V t et Ini' mid w eighing nhout I’ v lernigici is-tirned from ,i I IP i ..'it'd*. | I.,. “ B H It ’ had a (•’. .ml atte n d XX’hen last seen he w ens lacksonville last evening, lie •i XYesi-r’. hat and n p a ir #o f k h a k i *i . !*•• S u m h i), in n rain, 22 mem t ’ i • |,,.r ;in,| visiters being present * XX'e I rough! h - 1 ’t th re e new llttpuiohiles tru is e r s th a t is scarf. ' with t h r e e , hut it W k this m o r n in g r e p o r ta ' n ■ to have 2.'. present next Sunday -old me on til. x x .iy down h e r e m l m .„„ v , riot-d «nid Hint phvslciana » „ u t t" mir b e -o p p e - tonight disoo .ed of limit her tin . m o rn in g . ... •. „• . i.ommeed tha t Mrs. B row n m a y ' Hap isl t ’hiireh at a oMoek. th a t now lie h a s but one on h a n d a n d 'l i v e through the dnv. th o u g h th e n a XV.Hard Luntlcy e x poets to go a f t e r a n o th e r lot at 11,re of h e r wounds would m s k e h e r Class Reporter- iTip H erald for P ost Csrda recov-rv nn “a bsolute Im possibility" I JO ' GREAT BRITAIN WILL BUILD TWO BIG SHIES Sanford Averages MS Pounds for the Orlando (Janie Friday Se. r e t a r y Lloyd luid r e . o v e i e d ft in t he e f f e c t s of his t r i p to .l:o ksolivtlle The probable lute lip for the Sail- w h e r e , wi t h Hart Her ndon, he r ep r e * • , • X •■■>. In I r<t I ' r r i l l ‘ 1 I.'* * h I. t eat III \ Sla- . iy a Tkr M.n i l: I . ■ I . '.I. g ' ” 1. • .. a el \ dl.'t n. . in d x . s t o j , ,u th e p. i «II> I h r \ tl I ’ r r a * I X X it II all their hr: h s. n of I ’nited •’ a le s Senator D IT li v, of Lakeland. PARIS, O, t 2 6 I'liin e Ittily and I III Ttie \-»i>clalcil r r r » I ROME. Oct. 26. Id I i a m lien sounding titles they were a eongenial Ftetelo . w pies, lit at (ne meetllg G teat Hi:taill 111 v a g t e - . l t o u n i t e . Miissotim. head of the L a s .is ti, |,im h of ordinary m ortals, and u u ntn ■t . . t . ' t o p a r 11. i p u t e o l fn -I ms hi md IIp.>tl l.e.ng lilt ro.lm 'd Ih* I >"t. • e t i u i a l l n i l ’ l l . i t ; 1. ■ • pe mm h lie -lie. 1 | im 1 ■I, \ . a. l i t |.. a. . f. i Ftlilel. ' I' l"l I 1 .. . lb. 1 that n | g a n i • at loll a l o I -illltll II I'm. a ,1. h |lU|< 1 . ' ■ .' ■ . N . ml . i I .'' II. M asotiry'. up ,■ . »i it . i .is o i.!. i . • a ! m‘ iii x 1. I -. 1 X.Hu* no : ' i ' t. I . . . t . i no ■ x\ . 1 i hipfnl i • ' he l a . 1I • • I . . : I* II.. t • i 1 .III. *1 tf* T.I • f,M '...lee i M, I ' tl . .e t t II ,|i in a t i i . . 1. It,. i *'!»"» ■' ■ f. i r •I.t t l ft .u g m i t ' • " d> • • 1 ,,i j.n ..ppm t • ■ uiomei t w it n in I l> o lei j I* ted to ' • . -i t lolls III! \ T H F \ S . Oct 26 s-i tuiunce P r u n e A n d r e w ^ h r o th e r of the S 3 former K mg ' ■-tnntino, w as n r r e a t. ' erdav at » o i . on a c h a rg o t • at ne i ontrihi.teij ’ • the d i s a s t e r »i ffe ird hx the (.reek a rm y in AalaMuior lie xxill he b rought to A thena i f d i t e m e d hi the p a la te G eneral S ltaliL os i- .nioth' t on the r o s te r of tin Greek tate*-men and soldiers in I lull II i a rre .t x .-terdnx followed tin ; t it * i f i . . oliittoiuiry m m n t.. I., to. .- — i ah 11— lung tn h o n n l to ’i. to .itn u l ainl military' p riso n e rs in FRANCE. ITALY, BRITAIN INVITE AMERICA andtdat* I le at I. il l .n . la t night • . • . ..1 t.g l m I* x i; I n >i Mil II XU V I I XU i i m . i i m i; I Ml; t i n I’ s r i ; »: III* 1 hr %• .• • t m iim ! :• »« bs • 1 Iv • • t *;»»,. 1 dge . • ' •' 1 : - i g . ,xft. f In r • • i * . • « 1...... me I-. »' t .. »' . * t <. . i. X h I•» ll.C I epl • . H* XN|i l d \ W i l l I. I Si ll MOM F n l M F.t II XS li L’ F I I I I M D l i *t : I:t. xx. .4 ‘li.illy inv it* ♦! f. f,. • , u #w •Mini.i' 4 • I. -e h.flioi >I. Ill Op tile *pri lill-e. for tin Yed.rjhlX ill- iijitinll ill tin I’ellow » i .| pl y g r o t i n 1 I!, t t h e r e \ 1 raft .| . i*t ei ' . given and In ! ti gill .! fa ■h. d I XII II > » . Hjf i w*-. k W A S H IN G T O N , O ct. 26. ( Hy th e Associated Pre ss) A d istu rb a n c e of m o d e r ­ ate in te n s ity was c e n tra l this m orning south of the L ouisiana coast and a p p a r ­ ently m oving east hy n o r t h ­ east. D isturbance in the next th ir ty six hours will I.. iittciulcil |i\ mill m Florida LIME IN FELLOW t R A FT D E I .R E E l l l l D I VS l NIGH I \ f l e r Di H io w n '.e luid asked the I'lXlll. I lessil.g a' I he |. g'lllll weekly 11 I • In on of tin l\ ' alii- i loh in the \ N D l a III room of the \ aider Hotel, t hi 1 -i 11 d -1* .1 * ’ll *l I11 a I ion of Dial, i •! ill iu. i inp t ant b u s ! FAClSTI CLAN WILL DOMINATE ; ITALY POLITICS \ L i-iib; W-. D IS T l'R I I A N C E N O T E D TODAY OVER L O U I S ­ IA N A — RAIN H E R E *"i * ford O rlando gi'iiu- t h i - coming Friday sented the lo.ul rltth sit the disttiet just released hy l '.inch Wilkettsoti, m ie t i n g IL’ told of the good tre a t show* th a t the Sanford o t fit will m in t necorded the delegates and <>f a v e ra g e I IH pounds, in-’ a little light (In good things .’ucom plished by the er th a n the last r a t i o b u t we would dtstri. t lonveiition. lie m ule ..in soy pot so had for a high school the most in te re stin g talk- ever deux sqtlad. A g re a t gtidiron b a ttle is ered at a meeting of the local club, looked fur in this game a* the tw o and no one could listen I., hi* rem arks It M M EL’S DOLLAR DAY te a m s are p r e tty evenly m atched and and not he a b e tte r Kiwaman a betS P E C IA L S A R E L IN E D U P both out for Hlood. i tel m an and neighbor. F O It T H E IHG DAY B a rt Herndon w h s not preset ’ The gam e s t a r t s p r o m p tly 'a t 3:46, F rid a y a fternoon and it is to he hop- p ro b a b ly h a s n ’t recovered front the H aunters S pecialty Shop ha s a q u a r - ^ t h a t every fnn in Sanford will tu rn e ffe c ts of the trip . But Mr. Henpdon te r page a d v e rtise m e n t in th is issue deserves much credit and the thanks out. for the Dollar Day B nrgain Day to The probable line up for the s ta r t o ' . l h e club for a tte n d in g the meeting. morrow. • D resses, m illinery, coats in the Orlnndo-Sanford g am e follows t i n s o th e r w ite S a n fo rd would have had »nd suits all will hnvc big re d u c tio n s ( ^ r c n t Pr 125 lbs. I only one delegate. for the day and aside from th e se th e r e ^ ^ t,u nrtcr-back 120 lhs. “ Dick" Boyd who adm its, without a 156 lb*, r e g r e t, t h a t ho Is fro m Goorgio, favV l\ h° Doll“ r D">; b a r F*,n " j Flow ers, r ig h t g u f l r d .... Hat a r e real b a rg a in s. G lance A lexander, r ig h t tackle 180 lbs. ored th e g a th e r in g with a negro song th e ,e real Bnumel B a r g a in s ip th is M cLau, irii |oft guard 170 lhs, th a t w a s »o well received thnt he was issue. 151 lhs. forced to respond w ith an encore, in Avecock. left tackle 16o lhs. which he xvas most ably assisted bv Stone, right end. Yx D LED HIS W I F E 126 lbs Mrs. Boyd King, left end AND B U R IE D HER |f,A lbs It was decided t > Itnv. a hiw.iiu* Kd Moytr, foil back IN T H E WOODS 154 lbs flioat in the Armistice Day parade Dill Moye. right half Inn k 130 lhs. 'a n d C h a irm a n Kd. Lane was ordered Sweeney, left hnlg hack „ IH» Tlie ( u n r l i l r i P r o w l ---'kindly, hut firm ly, to gel busy on the C L E V E L A N D , Oct. 20.— H e nry J. 148 lhs. same. A v e ra g e w eight , iiM/’ns was today hooked on a m u rd e r S u bstitute *—Joe Moi.sch. M. Moye.i T aken nil in nil it w as a m M inter,'hitTrge I fc,r the b ru ta l killing of his Hill'd wife^ whose m u tila te d body w a s .G . t ’.owun, Fields Iac Peck, FleUch- ea tin g m e e tin g and the w aiter ■ r e g r e ts th n t n lack of space prevents foupd alm ost n ude In a shallow g r a v e or, G unter. th e p ublishing of S e c re ta ry Lloyd's In the woods seven m iles w e s t o f . ----------------- — — ta lk in full. ‘ Palneavllle y e ste rd a y . For quick results, a w a n t ad. V • ’ r '. . *i >\ / ft* fc» I ’r r a a l CONGENIAL INTEREST GROWS GATHERING IN SCHOOL OF OF KJWANIS INSTRUCTION TWO ATTACKS RED ARMY IN ON SHOPMEN VEADIVOSTOCK AT LITTLE ROCK TAKES CHARGE I- no r Prim. J \ I* \ N ES F. I \ S I i n l l x D K l i 'N D o N . o.-t 26 I, I I Io V«I C...I ge - l i l t , d off In I I IfS <l\ Mi I III l IL" III I olldotl X• t. ' d.»\ XXtill il U FA > * lig speech to .III ellthuniantn ■ i'. ..f the . " h IUl . ii l.it'i ml in oi t II v I lir \ Inir 11 ! |i.irltum eiit, t in ..wing down the 1 1Ah |M “ I >• I1 n! . t to the < on-el x J ix i . whose l i e I ,1 t i l > i e p l e . e l i l t l i g , I. .poll the late go v e rn m e n t, lie p .ih!i. iif Sd« i in ic m d . it no a l t >t mil x• hut to —11.11 iif Xlad IXu I'd. ■ . I • • ,- w .. t " .1 m at . • • ( U . Ill, . • -! ■ I t .. btX • tin at- 1. . t . i <in i-i h of I i -1 :.,t 11dn x I >1 i - l a | . -e ■ ’ieg hi- .M ention to support at f. ed t • u t l i P.* t .ily or governm ent p u r s u in g a of peace, eioiioiny and •t'adx . . t . il her i ex olnt oti.ii v hoi i e uarv ' iXXELI. \\ ILL t . | \ lx TW O P A IR S ONLY FOR O N E DO I I \R . l»a J A C K S O N V IL L E , Oct. 26.— F r a n k Rawlins, who, w ith John II Pope, n | gu Jacksonville a tto rn e y , are s e rv in g life ilnprisonment for the murder of Geo. jtn H. H ickm an hy Rawlins du rin g n holdup of a th e a tr e here in Septem ber of IW, last y e a r, exo n e ra te s Pope in u lengthly a ffid a v it m ade public today hy Ed <p a r XVnybright, Pope’s counsel, saying he implicated Pope in the hope he Itj would escape c apital punishment. T he suprem e court last week denied Pope’s Ha request for n new trial and XX’n y b rig h t announced Ijc would file with the court Ka ill T allnhnssee today a motion for n stny of m a nda te . Before the trial R a w - 1 Og. lins declared Pup*1 planned the robbery and the court held Pope equally guilty, f a Roth were convicted of m u rd e r in th e fii»t degree w ith recommendation for mercy. I A N O T H E R WOMAN W H O W IT N E S S E D T H E II AI.I.-.MII.I.S M FK D E B GAZETTED TODAY * Illy Both Men in the Pen HU Ifcj F • • ' ■ . *, j _- w . irtj;, V ’ ».—trz jjVLj't C*i .. 1 �PAGE SIX I re m e m b rn n c es. W e nil p r a y sho m ny 1hns n host of w a r m fr ie n d s w ho are have m a n y h a p p y r e tu r n s of th e ilny, nlwnys glad to welcome him on his ou r |fu e s t snid “ Mny you live to cele- too infre q u e n t visits to Snnford. h r n te My (eightieth B irth d n y " MRS. F K B I) D A IG E R . Society Kditor MRS. CLA RA P H I L L I P S PL A N S U N W R I T T E N L A W P hone 217-W B IR T H D A Y I'A U T Y I D K F JiN S K AT H E A R I N G If r a n h a v e a n y t r l r n d a i l a t l l n g yo T he follow ing in v ita tio n s w ere is — If y o u * r f f n l n x ■ h j o f t i r r r o r ^ o n U n f * f c o w r , o r If y o u a r e e n t e r t a i n i n g , a r i l sued: • a p o s ta l r a rd to this d e p a r tm e n t, giv in g LOS A N (lE L K S . Oet. 2.Y A double " M a r y E liz a be th Nixon a t home, d etails, o r te le p h o n e th e Item . II veil defense of psy. hie e pilepsy a n d “un* greatly appreelhted T u e sd a y a f te rn o o n . <i< i 21ili, from v ritten law " is planned for Mrs C la m 1 .tO to i» o'l'lnrk, ttOI West I 'if th St., Phillips, on tria l for the m u r d e r of S O C IA L C A L E N D A R S a n fo rd , F lo rid a ." A lb e rta Meadows, who w a s b e a te n to F ro m 4:30 to fi o ’clock T u e sd a y af d e a th w ith a h a m m e r, it w a s m ade T h u r s d a y —Mrs. F re d Diilgur a n d M rs. te rn o o n , Mrs. Nixon e n te r ta in e d in known y e s te r d a y by h e r chief counsel J. B. Lawson will e n t e r t a i n a t j,«.nor of h e r d a u g h te r , M ary Eliza bridge at th e hom e o f the l a t t e r on T.^t h. whose tw e lfth b irth d a y miniver B e rtra m P e r rin g to n It was in tim a te d th a t th e use of P a r k n u 1., a t 3:00 j». ni. c o m p lim e n t- Harv lt w„ , the u n w ritte n law plea would bring ing Mrs H o w a rd P. S m ith . Th,. house wm, m o»t a r tis tic a lly to tile w itness stand Mrs. P h illip s’ F r id a y Mrs. C laude H e rn d o n and d e c o ra te d w ith golden rod. ta n g e r in e husband. A rm o u r Phillips, to be que* Mrs. (J. \\’. S p e n c e r will e n t e r t a i n colored hibiscus and H a llo w e e n iu 1\ f l ­ tinned c onc e rning his a c q u a in ta n c e a t a M iscellaneous S h o w e r n t th e Hes. s u g g e s tin g th e H a llo w e ’en sea with Mrs. Meadows, who w a s n widow hom e of th e f o r m e r on M a g n o lia sonEfforts to obtain a ju r y proceeded yesavc., h o n o rin g Miss E le a n o r R o b e rts T h ir ty - f o u c of M a r y s little frie n d s . •rday. ■ • • *• . . . . ........ . . <n.. ../«... ........... . .1.. teniay. " • n bride elect of n e x t m o n th , a t 3:30 w ere p re se n t. T he a f te r n o o n w a s do­ ji. in. lig h tfu lly s p e n t w ith ffh n e s. consrstP R I N C E P R O V ID E S NEW F r i d a y — W o m a n ’s C lub D ay a t F o u r th m »*’ ,,f tn k i"b' Pictures on th e spacious V K R N A tT ’ l.AR FO R G O L F E R S s tr e e t P a rk from noon on. Iawn ‘"" I S te w a r t Boyd recefved th e prize for p in in g on th e i Illy Tbi" A ,aortnfr« r r r u l F r i d a y — T he De V. H o w a rd , C h a p te r U. D. C. will m e e t a t 3 :3 0 m. nt ,>onk, y s t a .i l" ,,n'* Ro"M,,e 1 ° “ e# I-ONDON. Oct. 2 5 . - T he P r in c e of thi* P a r is h l^ouse Pr ' ztv *'u* coRU’nf* of », ^° \Vulca cstabliaheii a n o th e r bom) ______ m y s te r io u s h a g s w ere discovered by ,,f xym pnthy w ith th o u s a n d s o f his STROtJT FARM AGENCY S O C IE T Y JM .* ijrhi ■. ^ a 5; I SANFORD’S TEMPERATURE *4 w-i Ri r\ n ns ■ IR3 A g i l e * (• titIt] J n o S. D iivi .h of T a r p o n S p r in g s is sp e n d in g a few days he re on business Ra Ra LOCALS Ja cksonville w a s r e p r e s e n te d here y e s te r d a y by II G E r n e s t and G eorge Elms U iq 14 la 14 4 I I •. t . I s i r ..i.i 'in i . i U I lr fr. \ . ■ I •! . 11 11 1 I I 'll. an I i party ] . bet e ' i n SSI A N S I l D E N T \\ I I I . I ONT IN ! E O N NMERIt \ N R A T IO N S flit I Ii r \ In I rd I'rraa | f•i i R o iii: u * . o. t it- ,.., ■f id. t ! > to 'll. ll .ml ........ . I HIMMl A 1.. f, 1 1 . V" . n. .»o relief •biritu' ti >, . i 1 In v ,,,,. ■ II- ■• i r . t no i. I. i .< . tl. I I - li. it. 111g .1 1 III. 'V I;. b..i 111-! ! I .. i w 11. lul * i■ am . ti l . . ! Mo- , . : s'1 •? 5 ' f t . • * ,v i i . ’• ’ *.)' tii 5 Hi j , UI» »t * r 'x - '\k i d :? ; •. j* • •>’i -Ll i ' L . - ('-. k- * ■; . Y ! j- ? i . k r.g . 't .1 r a r ’« ' 1 ' . , h - .' t I f |....h pbi' . o! I., id • * in' ■I tl.l! II • • I ' ■• i\ ..n «a i i . r t \ l.l.b ■t . I w I ll | ■.1i t m o t ' •.w Mr , .1 Mi Iv 1 M i l l -. 1 pr .in Iftrh* >.11 f •til re*i.|. n ' at lived in the r d v l.i 1 i, r i d Th v i n pl ea sa nt ly . loi ali >i .i' 11 1 ••!.. a n d expec t to be in lthe cdy f. >r several d ay s visit ll:L' f 1 end ' 1 11 in vv m g at ipi.'llt't «l! ■1 1 ,1'llp.l 'It '"llu \It I .k.• I I t o i o p ,i pew ^ M *4 IQ IQ Lloyd G e o rg e , in his m em oirs, will n<it tell nil he know s. He know s too m uch f o r th a t. •** , -------------------- - ... Hallowe’en Dance Monday, O c t 30th at Parish ^ House. Orlando Conn­ *"3 1 ie try Club Orchestra. Ira irru a l r O N I <; |[ . Katherine M'hon, >nald i\ “STROMlill in ,, . F in i o v An unusual , , thrilling d im , % • story. With '•'t , 'bin | Weslex Barry The s ta r <if ‘ S I V»0 | Two-Part Comedy Tomorrow — W dli.im "T he Lady (m m | , T w o-part F o u n d v u ilvj , T h e coal in<lu«iry nen,|i a a v e rs a contrinp .rarv th a n the Kseh • ......... T he H e r a ld f o r f i r s t c lass job work. a dentist. fa Ri ■j R3 ARMSTRONG TABLE STOVES Mauning'-Bowman Percolalm s , “H old-H eet” ( ’urlin«: Irons and Wavers Expert Motor Repairing Peninsular Electric Co. Many o f onr f e a th e red voyagers make single lllchts of 500 to 71V) miles, a n . I migration* o f n v e t | i s s i mile* ’Hu- until pil pilgrimages of such old fr'end* II* the bol.ollok*? the purple Mill (111 tlo!• scarlet t Mill U«T ellIT and u all "W * ll . htl’i t :-x I*- ,r .1 l.lii'l II v>mi *" ••1 * '1' 1 . Vo•••ll | IMI miles 'n r>. m. “l,r •>'.. and ' i l l " vvl III i* i «• • i ' .1 • "it” 1 Mml' r«• (•Mix *• hi 1 *e|t * lift. I• nt xx in i■1 t r i v. i f "it liny fcullii r»*d friends i*r*s lire*. — M o r r i w e l h t T litiiltiiu g - M ■ • iv f i • ir r ad. 1tile* •cl 1 , 1I ’ ' ' * 1 .\ a do . ■t ii "! I•r..f e*M.a i I'll. 1i m- n '['Em ■.. In .I ic . - It 411 1lie I't *•*' ' ’ <illl". ! 1 i* purpn -t «i ?. i lie Ip I . • dv ' hi d»' . • ' • y !•.• 1 N1' ndmi! i . » i • | ; < VII J ' • J|4"rp> < i t< r \ laini To Ml •• • In • * \ hi i • . * f » i.l By v v t .It ed. leady f..r 111jri . 1 mom Cl Li . 1*• ... .1 f.il lb. L|> , * * | » *1* S| ■ot . a.*h. J ’ •" if l.iken n <•xx .\ P . Gonnelly & Son. 181-3tr I .M 1<i * \i II MEN I S o l D E S E R T S T il It E \ I EN EEJtHUfpirRin^ 180-fttc ------------------------------T he s a m e m a n w ho opposes the tak_____ _______ ___ m g over o f t h e coal in d u s tr y by t h e ' [ t 1[ h 1( e ][ 11PI[R | { I •— g o v e r n m e n t w ould he found r e a d i l y ' — B i r d s T r a v e l Far. \S ,it. Ii the I lady ll.iA 'd lo u t.n t.. Mr and .Mr* .1 It Brow n of New lot an anitoun. em ent of r. al int. ro 5*hiyrna a r r ' v d here yesti-rdu at.- -• -m • e at M • \ |..n t. urn \ i*. . . t 1 . V . v 1. w Mi • *. >■ nr, v, ■ r - ’ i ■*i .• ii How do you like the cool spell thivt we fin a lly workPAstty ed up for you ? nice, we say. And ju s t m ade to o r d e r for ou r big day F r id a y and f o r the days to come w hen cold went heW will m ake business and w in te r vegetables. In faet this cool w e a th e r p u ts th e pep am i th e punch into all lines of b u sin e ss ns well as into individuals—of course, myic o f us need any, h u t it i» a good th in g to have a ro u n d th e house and places of businesfb Have you had any golf halls lift ed by y o u r caddy, y e t? 5:10 A. M. OCT. 25, 1922 M axim um H3 03 Minimum 65 R ange B a ro m e te r 30.08 Gnlin and c le a r c o u n try m e n re c e n tly w hen he biffed m ,l sh" ‘ ,h a t w a s lu’a r ' , nrwun‘l th. t * g o lf e r ’s world. This h a p p e n e d the ta Ra ta if j Ra t a Ku ,»cs rzi t a la tte r p a rt of S e p te m b e r a t S t. An,jrtnvs n s he w a s " p la y in g h im s e lf iu* c aptain of th e Royal a n d A ncient 'I Golf Club. She Had Felt It. A visitor wnK adm iring a beautiful T oday tl r , j,,i, in^ a t th e e n r ic h m e n t o f the monument In an ancient church. Gaz­ j,,,lf,ng v e r n a c u la r by a p h r a s e used ing nt the rfllflcs of ii ruffled knight on a course n e n r London, s h o r tly a f t e r and stalely dame. With n kneeling train of children behind each figure, t |„ .( had been received o f th. he mused nlouil: "Surely such s u r ­ I m ic e 's orcb al a t St A n d re w s. \ roundings must have a purifying In­ player *• luffed In* *iiot a n d re m a rk fluence ’" Ru Ra ed "A h th a t w a s a P rin c e of "Yes, Indeed, sir." was the startling reply o f - th e church cleaner, who had W a le s '" ri walked up unobserved. "M any a time Thi* ph ra se is likely to be g e n e ra l Ml Iv applied to a drive which m oves a I've washed them Images’ faces for 'em. when a Hick of a d u ste r was all considerable a m o u n t of t u r f as well that was expected of m e!" as the golf ball S a t u r d a y — C iv ilia n Music d u b will Klt‘n n o r 1 an,0ron " n J w n* R,vcn n m e e t nt 3:15 p. m. a t th e studio |,riz‘' o f Mrs F a n n ie Munson on M yrtle A f , r r ,h ,‘ K’a m ,'!‘ r " ntl‘' ,!i th l' avc.. Miss Mnble B ow ler will be the w c r‘’ into ,h e ‘' " ' " ' g room for re fr e s h m e n ts . The dining a s s i s t a n t ta le n t. table w as c e n te re d w ith th e b e a u tifu l i Monday — Circle No. I. M ethodist 1,' ir»h.|ny cake iced In w h ite a n d topped C hurch will have H a llow e 'e n p a r t y ! w ith tw c lv ‘‘ >'0,l" w a " ' 1 w h it« . a t th e home of Mis T om A d a m s at •’« f resh merits of ice i re a m a n d c a k e were served by Mrs. N ixon, a ssiste d H p. m. by Mrs. P a r k e r . * j»nr M ary E liz a be th was th e recipient M onday H allow e'en D ance at _ ish H ouse III H:’’.n m given by St. " f |nv,,,>' ,,irth,lav F ' f,H *s lea IQ |Q ta IQ •a l*a 113 M a g n o lia A re . B a r g a in in b e a r in g g rove, 40 neres,. bo rd e rs ln r g e la k e f o r a b o u t onef o u r th mile. E x c o llc n t soil. 2'JO lurge t e a r i n g o r a n g e tr e e s , 5 ta n g e r in e s , 5 g r a p e f r u it. A b o u t 100 peach troes, g u a v a s . T r e e s r n r r y f n g a t p re se n t from R00 to 1,000 boxes of f r u it, this t r u i t included w ith place. 6 room house, b u t n o t in v e ry good condition. Price $0,000, $3,500 cash, balance 1 ami 2 y e a rs. 170-tfc I 'I n .ni- 1 1 •R PIANO ( 0. .1. H. NOW LOCATKD \ l 112 MAGNOLIA AVE.M E I III-. \ If M ENIN \ N I I El MS lll> Tlir \ **io' ln I rtl Sanford’s New Store- 1‘r r a i l I 'h D iie 127 f i . ' i u i it ,an.|o . d i n ha* <|«vid« d t o c a s t ERIN \ N . Nrmeiiia. i • I ’er , 1(m H ouindliug rice and to tlo ii lleld-S at the foot of M ount A r a r a t a r e to•I lhle.it* lied w llh the *atlle d- ' t l lic I loll tll.il al OOI llllt. Ill ill. ■Ot III* lo ry overw helm ed tile h a n g in g g a r • II H o t ' re. t hi'.l '. l | V\ M■ »*j -1 i:,,|... I. t., alio V ' i .. e of so l II | ; 11; I III) Vy Alt. C o l . ' f i lid* .it . ' "I .: :' I g a l loll • ' I . Ill ■ K A..A . ■ I, • Ui I ■■! i ■. " : all >. o' of .(. . i ' a' dI ' • •. t . V, . I . . Ii. f I '.. I . pi" • . .1 ll." Ill . * a* deltg h lc d w ith I,.. I I . ' . -1 i i|. i v of 11 i noon, Hu*| • t *hown by tin' local d u b . wilell tin I ml > ..| llu ( i ii 11d of tipi NOlt.MAN .MAC k CiK'I'S Holy G ross c e le b ra ted th e E ig h tie th U R G E S t ’M FOR H IS All p re p a ra tio n * have been com b ir th d a y of the d e a rly loved m o th e r D E F E N S E O F "GI N" F a ir of thi Km to r Mr* J o n a t h a n Peck I’h ’t i d for th e W o m a n ’s Glut. Her house was h ra u fifu H y (h'x’nrn and Dollar Day next Friday and the | II) I hr \««iM'lntrd I'rr I .ok for ..lie of th e biggest led will, many f !• •nv. r . i‘-p«T willy «*x \\ l i l t E I’l. AI NS, N N .O c t Su ipilsde rose* and ;» ••f won day n fr»*m a !>o*i lie** sta o d p o m t in pit me • ourl J u s t a e M'.rsi m ise r t<>I et * ai! poll d< r f ii 1 w lo ti .1 ip ' »?tl» .1 Mini £ If t n t *f the hi**t»»i > •f S altfonl dav a w a rd e d Jo h n E Mm k. g u a r d ia n a *11* ' e -*f ll xt 'oak. Mi tog! TIn r and frieiui* of Bali) GuV S tillm a n , $:!..,imiu for Ins lb 1 I ei ep; ion f r «n l 1*» *» 11 .illl. Hill »’N•’? • i i i i e . iti defending tlo in fa n t III . whet all tin Mleioh. I * of the Guild a g a in s t the c b a r g e of illilm acy l aloe 11. W I ' l l t III . b ar lady ninny h a p •• < Mur« he*.m, it.....n i l superin b rought by J a m e s A S tillm a n , mil py r e tm »* of tlo day Th,. y o u n g e r t' luleiil, .1 I- Mead. a**i*taut fre ig h t louiairc b a n k e r n In* *uit for divorce mcinbet* also a rr iv e d in n u m b e rs and a g e n t, both of Jacksonville, ami L It. from Mr* Anne I' S tillm an. He also Inst but not least th e tiny new ones to Langley division su p e r in te d e n t, of allowed Mr. Mack .11, which the nlso w ish " G r e a t G ra n d M o th e r" th e Lakeland, a r e a g r o u p of p r o m in e n t g u a r d ia n re p o rte d he had expended in sa m e h a p p y wish Mrs. peck presided A < I. officials who a r e h e re to d a y tin y 's behalf w ith h e r usual sw eet d ig n ity , ami w as , on business. I tie last nam ed is n The court allowed R eferee Daniel the r e c ip ie n t of m a n y lovely g if ts a n d b r o th e r of o u r own Ur T he odore a n d J Gleason, who he a rd evidence in the — cases, com pensation at the r a te of $150 a day for 1 Ik d a y s devoted to the . a*e a t" ta l " f $22,200. The Church well Company w : it Mo i ,'y Mi)>.*lant ltd wa* guest til th e K iw unis luncheon toIII will .'p« n an up t" d a le i la hel e Inttinct t A t a Bargain 10 Room Hotel Furnished Apply James Maresco Fruit Stand j .i v c v SPOR T Model SUITS tor for O c ea n m en Every w* All Wool, Gray and Brown M ixtures—Sports and R egulars F a m ily . More Ilian 2,500 iiutoiiioldleH, or more than enough for each family to pos­ sess olie. Is lire record In Ponca Clly. The clnltn is made that (Ills city lends all other* In the i.umber of cars per capita and I, * more money Invested per . ap!l.i in -ni* limn nov other pl'i. !• n I lie *ti'> The (nisi value ol |'o|,..i I llv owned car* Is placed ill <.' *»i ik*i Th* i ilclnliouian T o ta l v o it n c ; l i* n. Ills “sivlli sellA " • iiM*oil Itnlierl (ietz of Siuibiiry, a pusseuger engineer, to deterlolne dial somelldug was broke|i under Ids engine ss It raced along with 100 passengers on Ills (rnln re reutly. Gelz slopped and found a brake rigging banging by a small shred of a broken chain under the lank of the locomotive. H ad tl , dropped, £iillroud men mild, nothing 1 could have prevented a had wreck. Getz said "som ething" just told him all was not rigid under him, nnd Ii* s t o p p e d —Stlllbliry IPu.) Dispatch. A u to m o b ile __ _ | '• t o r e m I lorida IU S t o r e s in G e o r g i a ----- THE CHURCHWELL COMPANY Tonnage". A n or.bug I.* lb> .ii.**l l.g.iii-*, ll. ii a re nllogi'tlior fL’I.lKt'i *ea going ships In the world, and their lot a I louuage la (»4JI70,7Mi. «»f this number, 4,llNn are sailing vessel* and ‘Jli.’JWi a n steam and niotiiL^eliliis. First Street SELLS it for LESS >: * ~P*. t*2fi > / • * t. ------------------------ ' - w : . . * ________________ - ... . j ' ~ . j . . c. v*. - A . . *a , ' : l* . l ^ i \ * A • • • Welaka Block �'* - /■ = V INCAPACITATING YOUR CURRENCY... t . J. IIOI.I.Y ________ B. i . ULLAHU ___ K4I1IX- A*rntarr-Trriiiarrr A lrtrllilat ItKlra Made Application Knonn ItK AL T IK I I. I' VR Iv S At, tho next g e n e ra l election voter* will be called upon to e x p r e s s them I In-re is nothing th a t gives v isito rs . 8(.|V(,S a s to tin* proposed co n stitu to a city a good im pression ipiite as ttcirmI nm endm ent which in a way is l a k a r r l p l l a a l*»lr» l a A d r a a r e flat Trar ................ . ............. l,IUI ^ *ts Wl ^ and beautiful p a rk s, supposed to be r e a p p o r tio n m e n t for , U " j T i u ’ rrd la hy c . r r k r Thi* ls fl,rth **> ;l *)f Florida. Those of S outh F lo rid a who 6>a ------------------ ---- -------------» c * a « a the W inter Park city pnrk th n t we lir,. vitally in te re ste d in th e s t a t e a n d happened to note yj eesstteonlay r d a y while j | s developm ent a n d who w a n t to see Jf a i d r a t l r r l j rt t v e r * Sralaala Caaap passing th ro u g h th a t b e a u tifu l eity. those who have developed F lo r id a giva a d la p a k l l a h r d e v e r y F r l A a j . A d r r r t k l a f r a t r a m a d r k a a i r a a * a p p l l r a - I he g r a s s has recently been r e p la n te d ,,,, som(, recognition, will oppose the tla a . D m or ra tie l a peltries. ( D M per and sp rin k le rs have been in sta lle d all | m e a s u r e ns it hns been arranged, yaar, a l a a y a la advaarr. th ro u g h the pnrk and th e g l a s s is one p rom w h a t cim lu. |c a rn c t) nnd fro m „ U M D K t l T ills ASSOCIATED I'RCM T h a A M o c l a t » d I' raaa la a x c l u a t r a l p j bioiiil e x p a n se of vivid g r e e n thiit will r n r ^f,,| stu d y of th e proposed nm e n d • m i l l e d to t h a u m f or r a p u b l l c a t l o n o t eye of tho m ,.iit which re q u ire s such a rvapporAl l n a w a d l a p a t c h a a c rad It a d t o It o r not fail to at tra c t the a o t o t h e r w i s e c r e d i t e d In t h i s p a p e r t.m rist ns he com es dow n from th e tionrm ,nl eVery ten y e a rs, th e people and also the local newe published frozen north. We hope th a t the g o o d jl)f th js s t a t e us well ns th e se ve ra l ha r a l n. A l l r i g h t s o f r a * p u b l l c a t t o n o f s p e c i a l people of W in te r P a r k will have t h e i r i | l.,rj!1ln tu r c S have been derelict in th e ir dispatches herein are also reserved petunia beds as th .r k us e v e r m th e j u ly „„ ,nw mnken4 and ftH c itizens Of f l e e t U l S l t A M J U U I L I I I M i . I ' k o a e Id park this y e a r fo r those p e tu n ia s a t \ vh(.n , hoy hnvc not r c q u ire d th is r e ­ t r a c t , d m ore a tte n tio n last y e a r t h a n cnuntilur ,<very ten y e a rs, ' vS1 tbi' p re tty girls th a t a re u sually seen ()f ther4! politic8 di'Wli th e re ill th a t fine old c o llege , , f .. i t , , h buck of the whole idea and we a r e not And the ruin is not over yet. "V , , , y e t convinced th a t politics is not en\n d t l n n g e ttin g back to our ow n . 11rely back of those w h o e n g in e e re d But we have much toll, th n n k fu l h •’*ivi d c ity we w ere s tru c k by tho th is proposed a m e n d m e n t t h r o u g h the for a t th a t. g r a s s m the C e n tra l P a r k and th e last session of the le g is la tu re . Some flow ers and sh ru b s and all the w ork h o n e stly believed t h a t they w ere real And the w e a th e r man has hat has been put on this p a r k la te ly ly g e t t i n g so m e th in g in th e m e a s u r e It me a ns work a n d iis a good day to m o rro w f or Dollar • peaks for it«elf but th e y now have learned th a t it has oii'fii \ to keep up beautiful p a rk s a nd Day the c le v e re st e a r m a r k s of th e n o rth — a ------we people who a r here l ooki ng at and v c i Florida jHiliticiuns, who have Tin- U |n it 1 ■" itm m e e tin g tonight tl in da) a l t e r day pr obabl y lose bad i)< ’ igns nil tin p le a su re for the at lie III ■ 1- ■■ i i ‘ •111 ■ - 1 big . Ii -f ■ it I'llt In • ia • ill over t llem aw i ,i! a ’ lii'ti i ue back I'Uiposi "f keeping tile HOW .uni Wide c r o n 11 f- 1 i . er ilo i uiin t y if the n.e o t h e r iiiv a nd see line aw ake seitioii of the s ta te unite) th e n u ruill i | ■' r o n t It i- ftep 111 every one nnii it big ciiivvd should be here p o r k ' ana vo 'i will s' i* t h e m t h r o u g h th u m b for the n ext ten y e a r s just as they have bail control of it e ver since from all p u n s of Seminole he c\ e id I In i "ii i ist and the t r av e l the s t a t e »vas o rg a n iz e d th e y don I I.iaq lose to give it op w ith o u t th e clev­ Th i dtt ..r of H . II ■ra d wishes to l i m i n g beaut if ti' pm k» i mone y erest laid plans o r ideas w orked to take thi* opport unit > to th u n k the •u II i"■>11 in afiy i it) jitul we i' ii rigr a t •In 1 1 ini' a tn! if this a me mini eu t ear I It I a n ih In !!• ■t-irv i lul fi i it most pleas 1 iati U i t' r i'ai k Ifni Sunf,,r.i city of in s, it i. in,i opinion and th e opinion I' th.it fine . ity y e s te r d a y ll' 'ids alld people generally fill t h e ir mil v .i of a g te a l mail) people who have .it In i m g s t hut Die f n o xt find um ■""d k"t k "i this respei t -It'd th otiuttinil tlllit the I'topos I I ' I. it ' i r : lo, dtii'X 1 > ll T i lo !p South • t . i •• t ilto- in . f 1 \ \ \ I 11 ' N \ I M lilt'*! J1 l i e 1 If, ii r L K WI f l s l l i r i * ____ C t m U l t a s Ma b a s e r P k a a r S I t - W a f l n ' 6 p. m. !!." IIv.1r. ; ■ i ii f. f i 1, \ A 1 . ' 1- u, hilVi f ■1 . a •< ii|.pi. : ' |( h * f *. i 1 .i "t ni'd ’ ' t • th" ' XX"III an 1 .i r . ■1 t i i t-il rt V 'it.' \ »i t ll 1“ ill :» 1 lull! ! : ei xx I and A Do fi ■e p t I" . t.t tV i ill ever b .inb.i'l a-.I ! *•' i' ’ ' noir ■■ ■ • "f 11 •i • g i *' 1t ' | •,v t: ■ I if* .i D ■ ' | ‘i r i ’ iV. IjJ '!■ '» • l" . - . i .......... the 1 u IV f i | ’' L.' r ra-l. ♦h, ' p i l l ' ■' - C l . •v t o Thi 1 b LTl 1 c ' D A <i i - .i » ' r, i i l ul u ' ■1 Jr really 1111 to ■h. ■ant rv i•i• r • u* « [" . t 'ii" X I IV t l*.’ i ' ' b. i 1 ..,V "I 1 ot ii- 1 t 'u ' ..........1 ■ ’ v ' .D t. ’f i »1' .1 V i i; no h- M44S | ■Ht «lllt - | I. i'i ton a it tn it tieb > i ' i r | " 11 " . U , ..f»K . ■ t nisi lif "N ice People," * “ M a n s la u g h te r ,” "V alley of S ilent M en" and "T h e Iron T r a i l ” a r e a few 'o f tho f e a t u r e pic­ tu re s th a t O sborne ha s booked d uring' the next week o r so. W n tr h for ’em, they a re all good. lu n I - I In tile r a n no hH ! ill I the Mi'iintjiin I e) ■f tin 1111 n i ic . 11n* alld h u m s \'a r t he pest xi ieri ttfi a little nl o n t h e a tl*I t In n f o r g e t It go "•f a t e r f a l s e uni w ith f ' f i I •i n h ' ' ! ! (a ll. .(till ' I ' lsi ( H i t Hided C age" w a s a d a p te d from s ta g e play, hut th e n a m e of tho iy w a s "I.OVC D r e a m s . ” !' d Unwell - V- j.'. ■- =.* .. ■ Makes all housecleauing easy. Large cake No waste I A lurflltTOI t u c k Her fix'* Sons C*. NtwTtdk, U.S.A. l i e ’s I. N( \ ) ,0(111 b o x e s i if f r u i t , t h i s BEST FRUI T (WM<; •r>(lc IMi It POUND i ' ordains following f r u i t s and nuts t 'berries, | Y , rents, Kaisins, S u l t a n a Raisins, Filiherts, Wain ' O r a n ge , Fenton, Fi gs and Dates, R O U T H R B A K E Y N e x t to I 'r f n c e a a T h e a t r e n t ' d I I nrnl . i i- w a l k i n g d. . I i.ptnc lit I lid I 111 pi II) e . ii •i !■" in' 1 ft. in N .. ti. til 5*. \\ • 1 1, Do of.! w. ii. 1*‘Vr t bat high 111111• that t h e 1.... i>' . ,,f till It i f . Du 1 -ttiiali" hi 1" ihr e \ •t Lent they D i e ) shout s h o u l dd put a i heck 1H1VV up i ll I lu s( CIO of being hog tin! utid ll!>,X V Vxte 111 "f In u.iiil t o do th* b i d d i n g "l t M U"h • i lu - t a t . ' i ti.it i- g o i n g ii 4* k ,%11I It, a vvri\ . t h a t h a s l os t nut m mnn* . that , t, SAPOLIO playo o p p o s i t e fjlorja . a 11 -o ii in " 11 "i l it bled t 'a c 1' " ' "1 too' |"I I. a .rneii''! "isi’ * tv It ......... p , , w 11 11 - *' I. "'Till tn ", I I r. on I" t j Dollar Day S p e c ia ls ! ■ ■ii-'-,,«*is*,*■ « i \\ e "ltt r M b it xuF.stanlial rerJurtions for Ibis <lny only, tlml we I'irrnJy Iieliev lemimrie slioppei will loke ailvmitnge of stieli unusual Dollar Da>' Offerings gel ) our share of t he ■ ■ ■ ■ money saving bargains a fl i ■ ■ Dresses Millinery A Ian?** sdeulion of wool and silk I)rt*sses, popular fal»rirs in unusually new styles and I'olor ( oinhinal inns: A large variety o f Millinery in Sport, 5 Street and Dress Hats. An unusual | selection to suit the most fastidious iasle | \ < >KF i>n all h r ussus. • >1 I "ti all SLl 1 Tu F r o c k s *D« liedtiflion on all Hat at Reduction mi all lla! al f l !1!■’ mi all Dresses up tu $ 111.76. ■ ■ U'r 5 1 6 .0 U ^ - - Reduction on all I In t■ nnd 'tip to ? 11.95 Coats and Suits I$ 5 .0 0 j $ 3 .0 0 i Clean wooden floors, linoleum, tile, marble, concrete, with * ieh a r<>le is e nough tu ta x the ■utility of any a c t r e s s hut (Ilnrin ■pial tn the eme rg en cy ii included with pi.'n e "> r o o m ■••'', hut Hot l ti vel y go >■1 ' "tali t mil V, nun Ft.'.oo , j , 'h halum e l d y ars 1 7d t f ( go lias j u s t a - linn'll r i g h t t o a s e n a • i *a t *11 I let. In r has s ta tti d Koine to r or a r e p r e s e n ta tiv e a s sim ila r We don't know if |lol> Holly is hittg that Florida wnujd do welt to counties or sections in N o rth Florida. ike up and m ake a n a tio n a l m a t t e r , spe a k in g from expe rie n c e o r not, It is a most u n fa ir ami u njust f e a tu r e ( and with ea rne st !*exs -ilggext a me th when In- says the reason bobbed h a ir rid wi b e l i e v e t ha t f o r e v e r y C e r i u m am ■I and t hi i t ............. . foi t h I'd xt eei igt apt i t are so po|iulin til.. i - .if D people vv ho a re g|Vii'll ai Tr a gt h e e m i x e f r i e t 1 w i f i e a '1 not pn !. t h o s e Ib ur f11 i • i ri.it iv« ot 'f li at ot in Nut Hi iHi. • 1 n tlie d 1f lod'hv' -at long Id.....I* ha ii I■•i i 11ai a n" pel . npiln t lie .,, l. ■I b nd il til "I 111. lI*an '■) ll slel'V * Kef ■i t et S t a r if ""Hi 1 h o i , la -timild 1" 4' V t'h 11 r I 1 lot I kl .1 ■il w. VI 11 h . 1 • ■ i • | -11 -i 1 it at l"!l l b if i i » g •' Dll I ' . I •’ " i - on. g ■ I d. in S "t t )i 1 Dor a la i ■ g rv i i ■hi- t 1 I 1 ■ I ' ; 11 . ,11 I all Jl I th.i i; |..,t t. t • ' i i o f f a e me .i 'id t .......... . i ■ etll .il i v • I Ill'll f i • i d of tie m os.pi 11 ,. h >C_s| 'III i i d • -II ll TW 1 -< n o ii t o ii)ibt v in * ■ v ei v "l In i sei I ton of ' d Wll! ,1 w It tho lev i'i s .a il ^I'd 1‘y have ,.re been other m r 1' t tin i • t h e s t a l l thuuhl be likewise recog tw in s, we d i dn ’t look close a nd say, Do Mi'Mpiitu lute; H avana C uba, the lii/.ed. it m ust In u n i to h a ve t he m a r ou nd h'.D • ll of yellow fever oil this side It is beeause of polities t h a t North "f tile world, has been made as health and when we get in the big city class and West Florida have forcod l a w s fill a> a Florida village, heeniiMr th e like t he Or la nd o n e w sp a pe r s, m a y be i via t he o t h e r sect in ns of the st at e. we can have a ■ elery fed. or all o r an ge m osquito ami the fly have both been I i nig absolutely in the m a j o r i t y on banished, fed ei mavhi a pent h front (ienrgia. controlling every ap­ Wi t h th* m o ' i g u t o banished from e v er y t h i n g , p oi nt me nt , or dist ri but i on of weal t h this st at e, t h e re is no s e t t i n g a limit ORAN \ D ( ( K K IS \ ItKAI. MAN o' i mprovement j us t as t hey liked and T»«-itti Ad* "ck is the p a s t or of the i , i the population which would soon w h e t h e r it sui t ed the people of this ■ Da pi i si * h i m h in Or la nd o He is li'l ever) fine little Florida nook and section or not, that this talk of s t a t e ■ also a fine chap, a good live citizen h a ml e t, while the g r ow t h of t h e cities ilicf-ioti is heard so of ten and if those and boost er f or t he e n t i r e s t a t e of wotilil |. 1 phenomenal | "ht 11 lull' ii.ntimie to f e d t hat they FH the Kealtois of Florida s pr ea d Florida and he is "iir friend Th e se eitn f or ev er fool us and we won't r e ­ reipti- les ought to i n r r y him t h r o u g h the idea a mong tin Real t ors o f o t he r s t a t e s , No set of men is m o r e able sent it. t hey a r e simply going tu find if he needs any help but he dues not. I*, c at ch the significance of o mosqtti the ms e lve s with a little n a r r o w , tx- >■ He stanil- upon his two feet and he tolcsx a rea for s et t l ement , and no set Doit " f So u th Al a ba ma a nd ( ieor gl a ■ ■ is four si pi a t e all the t i me It s e ems u r*nien ts mor e m touch with the men above t he m and Tal l ahassee as a capt h a t the polite al put in Or lnndo is \vh 11 nceomplish such hig t hi ngs , t h a n itnl to which they a re welcome. And s eet hi ng and boiling Just now a n d in ■ boiling ovei spilled on s omo fe ll ow’s the Real t ors of this and o t h e r s t a t e s t h e n t h e y will find below t he m the ■ - T a m p a Tr ibune. i nost p r o g re s si v e anil we a lt hi e st s t a t e toes who i mme di at el y called tile ut: ------— —o------------in the whole sout h even t hough it is ■ t etlon a? the Hapt i st Ch u r ch author! ■ s ma ll er All we want is a s qua re ■ ties to his belief t h a t the p a s t o r b O l t H O F FY A ND SON, R K OF N ADD, VI SI TO RS TO O K I. ANDO. ,l' ,‘d «»d if t h e people of this section ■ should not ment i on a ny city a f f a i r s -------tlie s t a t e a r e going to he forced to : at a ny t i me o r a n y place. The l l e po r ■ Hob Holly, once upon a t i me of Dr- get thei r d a n d e r up to such a pitch ■ t e r S t a r has the following from what Inmio, b ut for lo, these m a n y y e ar s , m to a r r i v e at the f i g h t i n g st a ge , Dean said: "You m a y snv for me t h a t I a m not ‘n ' Snrtford. blew into t own t o d a y nnd t h o s e politicians and c or po ra ti on s who in politics, t ha t 1 a m only i n t e r e s t e d i n te n de d the R o ta r y luncheon F a l l i n g b . w g r o w n f a t off t h e i r plans a nd in cl eani ng up O r ! a n d o > J h n t bot h m e n t1"' Re|H»rter « t a r office, Mr Hob jhi h'-ntrs for tin* past dorado, will find t hat ! ht v will ha\i' th»* livplh^t r unmt t g f t off " ar c rnv p er s on a l ’ ' r.«lu. ed a i».U fine h " .k m g f d tn f r i e n d ' , and I vv lid not w 1 llingiy l,)W■ ,i'4 Ib'k'inairl lb«llV, hi- olrlexi —a I>: i. r alii I ***nti.‘-»t on iQt-n offend , Uh- r otic •" ih. m 1 ll ” - .mtheiiti. Uj "I ll.- ihi hi \t f r u \ . ar - f•»i « if \ n a rijrh! I p .Iiv l bat if any m a n " Ini nm- hi p lasted until someone re a l l d iMiifitv I nrliT , t h. i l h. i ' r \ r i h r n in t h o w h o l r * ttUli 11 } ft hns a n j tiling to s a y to me. I Want " u c e . l Holly's lid. and then the secret un this bus m s s him to come out and s a y it, nnd not w,*s out. The edi t or of the H e ra l d t i m e to call a halt on t ake r e f u g e behind r e m a r k s a b o u t with bis hat o f f - i m g h t U ^ l h u f a t h e r a nd stop s u d i proceedings* right now, ‘the pulpit * o f Orl ando Wh e n you of even an older son t h a n young Kegi F a k e l a n d S t a r T el e gr a m talk about ‘the pulpit* you indict ever y nnld. u — ^ m in la te r in the t o w n, which is a n unHut with his ha t on he doesn't look , Now t h e fivo-cent c ig a r ha s coino to be a day m o re th a n f i f ty .— R e port- j b ack, it is saitb B ut th e scent wna fa lT proceeding. • ! h e re all th e time. “ I nm e n tir e ly responsible fo r m y e r - S tu r . “ !'P Keep Painted Woodwork CLEAN V little Fr enc h gtrl in poor circuiti­ n' ex, a d a n c e r in a F r e nc h Cafe, ■I "i- s i nger ill the Ame ri c an then mid a innde! for an a r t i s t t h a t ' i l fwatlM.i:, j(I the Cilded <' a g e -' 'hi l't inee>x Fi iduy '’mil S a tu r d a y Diix week, o h Sanford, Florida tie ti"T . t ) ' if e 1 ti PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD The n e w sp a p e rs a r e ra v in g a b o u t 'h is picture, people th a t ha ve seen it a t e ta lk in g about it and you will bo doing likewise a f t e r you see it. ■tit - 0(1 t o . ' t v pet t t tn Late, It is the pinnacle of conservatism, sal. tv and good citizenship to see that idle cash . i, culates. One of th e hig e v e n ts on th e g r o g r a m nice for D ollar Day is the hig pic tu re a t th e P rincess; “ H e r (Tildsd ( a ge. " \ i e. iMiu Hi h e a i m g g i" ,* lu a i reft, t *I•• i lar ge hike fur about one i 1h tilde, lax* e'lent •■oil '' '<1 urge 11tig " l u n g e frees, o t a ng rines, fi | •• fruit. About | Oil p e a c h t r e e s , .yas T re e s c a r ry i n g at present and When they deposit their surplus fund- dl the Peoples' Bank of Sanford ein,,.,- In , checking or growing interest account thin' money becomes an active factor in stmmi ,t mg trade, in aiding humanity and hH„m„ themselves. T h e re ts a two p a r t C e n tu r y Comedy •it the P rin c e ss to n ig h t. " I Ittit 't I \ |( M l i t MIgnoli.i Horde l * I'tiT t a al iford iilrii ba h t s -lit., V . f- i , i \ r? • « "D- 11 •ni-f i i ■ ■r ,' - 1i at i d h a n d Wt 1ri* a r nuni ni r u .1 * h- |I"'i.pl" nf t h i s t-MITI a 11 h Sa n fo r d •t'. tut, Die b. it th. "*d> "id;. ■ lhl' ‘'k' l1,1 ll i1 ,l‘' I,,,i * 1i: ii ,||i ur• *’ hat ' ,DM un ,i 'ur» hat h ■'I t J V .III ll I it 11 J 1 "i f . ; ' (l 1 . .i d ' ' I II. ill" 1 1! ,T I1 . 1. 1 g • H- ' ( . "| I "f 1 1 1 • t f he o ' , HOl 1" t h a t if l i e •illle'" I ,t i i r " t l'. 'to , , ■I'H !M 1 t 1 , t" It t V lo 0 II Do his t" ' j',r. '• n . . t • U.lv f* flii’v. T bi oMyl , ! b. f " l . t h o i nm m p pi'.'it .IV ,■ . .I'I) . . | U't't 1 1 ' 11*1,, ol. rid. 1 ifi pi" 'it'll,r.. g,...! e t a. I1 _. | ,J 'll, l t d) a ' w w w r '1 1 | l ivi \ MU’ • Id r * •1 U I \\ r <ti■>r* 1■ i i , t .1. . D .i i f 1 thi-* Ii ,i | . r . i ' 1 ......... .. .. . l W UP w "r i d And in the m e a n tim e , see "T h e Fady from F n n g n r r e " a t the P rincess t o ­ night 1 '"i el. . ••I"- ! .t i i a rs ' ■"<t n ,i , vv ll. I" • .it I ‘ People who ottrn money ami »ak. • i ,'n parnlively out of circulation are doing ! It' T country, their community, ami iheniM|v incalculable harm. lii't ciii' molt' day to wait and ilifii I'onu'n Ulurm S w a nson, in tho •Folded F a g e . ” T W V N O N U I T H I I I T K ( f l!AF K K I'K K SK N T A T IO N it. A. B K K L _ U rnrm l H a n ifrr I 'k o i r U 1 up lo li«o l>. II. REDUCTION on any Coat or Suit in our Shop fi'"iu $29.00 to $89.00----------------------- -----------------a a a 3a a ■ a Extra Specials fiBc Batiste Bloomers- 2 FOR $1.00 15c Gauze Vests — 6 FOR 50c G5c ami 75e Brassieres 2 FOR $1.00 a a a a ■ a ■ $1.25 Fine Quality Muslin Gowna ...... ....................... $1.00 [ $1.25 Pure Silk Threap Hose ............................ G5c Good Quality Pettr-Drnwer, 2 for .......................................... $ 1.001 $1.00 j A ls o -Substantial reductions on Sweaters, Corsets, Hose and all other j �V""'_ 1 I PAGE THREE HlllllS N O T S P E E D Y " EATIIKK A M ) \ Hoi* SA Y S M IA M I MAN1 tions in ki.orii) V v u u t u u \ f rKC Hhi,,ment nf new mUH,C- ' ...... ,,V1 k 11 ,MH —Hintermister Piano Co. 168-tfr " W HO O U T R U N S T il KM " E W ' K M H M i (H MlltKR 21, £2 ‘ ------W O cm FOR S r tL E — Alt f 7 AO p e r c ord^* (Hr Tk* A>McU I ( 4 I ' r r u ) TJ; te m p e r a tu r e saw ed and split to any measurt;, dr MIAMI. Oct. 20.— H a ro ld Hailey, !o j Temperature, 11"in I in I'Nriees above livercil in Sanford. Will supply: any . ai millwrity on b ir d s , declares th a t '* ' (l,.r extensivo invoatigntinns he is ' !il die last 'I the week amount ami txmk nil orders for deliv• im age tha t ery in order received. Please w r i t * ■ ..mt-il to learn t h a t t h e . s p e e d ' " ' w lv r th a'1 of ,„„«>• Kloridii birds in flig h t is not " " " ,l,‘ h ' “'•"‘‘-“t the sec plainly, state w hether oak or pine oi £ .«■/rout as bus generally boon b c lie v -, Ul’" Sunshine; I luwas a high mixed is w anted.—F. S. Vernny, San' re rv o n ta g a 0f sunshine especially in ford, Fla., Route A 169-lmo-p ----------------------------I he automobile, Mr. Dailey sta te s, the west and extrem e south. The do ,« ,, sposilile for the c o n tra d ic tio n of f,n‘ R'“ c>' wn8 "larked in the n o rth e a st . . M .................... .................... 110 piece agenta Chinn d in n..e r „set -taU-mcnt* r e g a r d in g the flight 1 1 " :l'’ " HH,t 1,10 •" the c e n t r a l 1 special jirire this weak, $;ir>.00 aa tt Me Mell!»! On s t r a i g h t s tr e tc h e s of '‘'y '* '" ". diim m shuig southw ard. Rain U u l i n s i79.4td ■if 'llunv-ch roads lolroj in a high powered i .f a d.• tih e rainfall was much less than fSr Mr Bailey has checked the spued | " n ''K 1 l,rpv,ou* w w k, even in the H e have Mnpeline flavoring, junk„f a n d ' w ith his apeedonioUtr and ex * ° ^ t ' ^ l* w,t,k was practically with et, I.aFrariee L aundry tablets. New np-.M-s his s u r p r is e h t th e ir stow ',,t' 1,1 1,1L‘ “ nd except scvetal i>rlenns Molasses, W hile Ruse Mint flight when hard pressed and e x e rtin g ,L'av> ‘" " " " tils i" Je ffe rs o n Sauce, K rystal Kukos arid lUpe Olivos every e ffort t o o u td ista n c e 'the car. " " d Huker ( Vunties the a m o u n ts w ere just arrived a t the P o p u la r Market. •■Mucking Idrds, ja y s , c a r d in a ls nnd ° ) ‘‘r *be ^n o rth e rn divi • I79-3Uloggerhead shh-lfes c a n n o t a t t a i n t i l e ’ 1,1 "* * exceeded 1 inch ---- - ------------------uf fifteen miles a n hou rs," he " ' <r ,l,' rll" n>' nf *^r ^ ‘" ' r a l division S E R IO U S lil.ADDhJIt T R O U B L E .tales. " O u r lfrtound dove's b e st spqrxU ‘n t«» the e a st and »n*«n.I e* a m ounts teems to be tw e n ty miles and h o uu rr1' ” ' ' 1 ''" “ M* but " Ul ‘" " " " t th Ul* o u n ts , “Could not stand nor sit a n d w as while m ourning d o v e s .' Hob W hites! ,n"*tly li,:lu r a ’nf,‘11 in forced to cry out from intense pnin." and sparrow hawl&f 1Average a b o u t , N|,,in ,iivi"in,t. however, udded .w rite s H enry Williams, T arkio, Montwentf two miles an hour. W hile mot 11 unfavorable conditions t h a t ta n a . "The doctors said I had in fla m ­ oring along th e ra n o l banks, I found I'11' 1 l'rvva'led for more than a month m ation of the bladder and an o p e r a ­ . . __ « . _________ i Crops: c tic a lly all truck raps: P ra ractically crops tion was necessary. Tried Foley Kid­ that heron flew aro u n d tw elve miles will have to be replanted in the s o u th while the snm lpipers a tta in e d the ney Pills and improved a t onco. Tctl •d of tw e n ty . Meadow larks, ‘‘[ n , '^vision, and the work is beginall my friends about Foley Kidney *j>o blnlkbirds und m any of th e sm all birds n m g w herever the soil is sa tisfa c to ry . Pills as it will save m any frogi s u f f ­ cannot a t best a tta in ii speed o f fif Low lands in I he south a re generally ering nnd perhaps, as in my case, ■ too wet and much are s lii’ under w n te r teen miles a n hour,” d a n g e ro u s operation.” Bladder and a lthough th» condition of th e soil Im­ kidney trouble dem and p ro m p t t r e a t ­ proved considerably In some localities, ment. Foley Kidney Pills give quick q r Alt A N T I ^ E L I F T E D and the absence of rain d u rin g the relief. Sold everyw here.— Adv. ON F L O R ID A C A T T L E hint days of the week added to the FOR S T A T E FA IR favorable outlook. C itru s fru its, avoLarge shipment o f new music. rndn pears, and cane continued to be „ . ... .... . . . .. . . . . . —Hintermlsler Piano Co. 168-tfc \i k S O N V lL L E Fin., Oct. 26.__ unfavorably affected on low lnnds _____ With receipt of the special o r d e r from wh<‘r « 18 Mill found; and some ;M Ml,K(mta r h ( n a )linnor Be'{ m th. d e p a rtm e n t of a g r ic u ltu r e p r o -1 w' r>' dam aged hy flooded ,p « -ia l this week. FJh 00 at Mcl.nulins vi,in,g for tile sh ip m e n t of c a ttle 0f'C onditions in some localities in the 179-ltd th* tain q u a r a n tin e nren for exhibition south. The pla nting of tom atoes has it the Florida S ta te fa ir und Exposi- been delayed m thy south ad south tmn here, Nov. 17 to 20, th e la st ob­ c e n tr a l counties, Jmt lip- re p la n tin g of i Have you read th e w a n t ads today 1 stacle sta n d in g in th e W a y of th e live truck was advanced I n ’ tho central I : portion of the se c tio n ,.th e soil being stuck has been removed. Ih, Florida S ta te Live Stock and 1,1 ,,u" h '" (ter »"million S tra w b e r^ S a m p le , J Sinit.irf board has also issued rules r*[' ' 'ntpruved, hut are ‘nuch below the ! IVl* S, l l i l v i l l ^ ’ C O lT ip Ict® ■ ii„l r.gdlatioiiK covering the ship » v e rn g r for the season The p la n tin g A h ra iH S --------- " . ,f sw ine to Jacksonville for ills- *’f t - p in g 'e S 'e d in we lern and por r the fair. Moils in the port hern division and the the lifting of the bun a g a in s t l'!<,v,'tig of tin- last ,,f the corn, hay, \\ i-nietit of live stock into Duval I" " int ■r>.ps rout ansi The wa rm :l "lie c at t l e show this y ea r will wo,tile , a., unfavoi ,!>!, f .r the mat . " line the i i mgi nf:cent p r op e r n ' o g f , , ! , u - fruits, m o de ia te slop I Exceptional Special Bargains! FOR ft1 : Id IDOLLAR I Ii lio.ald delivered, ! a, per week ______V ■ - ; i ii : s course last winter at ’Frisco, Calif., now have offices at Omaha, Nebt*., and Orlando, Florida, and f iahe r years tool it ottl .irned dliriti the Week are equipped at both of­ i are pout mg ,n f>ir liot h the fices to make blood tests •-iI svvihe show, as well as for , , , I lie Alum io iio T i a \ an I U a t . i ay of dairy i-ows, ami tile in I and treat acute and pilt hers have a n i v n l ami "toe -tie, , e t lie asSot i at loll will he ml p o s e s not show ti la*(,ne at the ebronie diseases by (lie ■I t o prov i,|, aeciunnioda Ihtpuhil Mat kel 1 . 0 It Fleetronic Reactions of e vll ll' lt ors A brains. i m WAISTS, $2.00 values $1.00 CAMISOLES, $1.50 values 1.00 BRASSIERES, 50c values, 2 for 1.00 SILK HOSE, $1.50 values 1.00 BED ROOM SU P PE R S, $1.50 values 1.00 S 'h S 1 % MEN’S DEPARTMENT 1 Pairs IRON SOX LOO DRESS SHIRTS, $1.50 values LOO BELTS, 98c value, 2 for 1.00 SILK KNITTIES, special i .' .X# LOO • SALE STILL GOING ON R 0 REIN3 l'irst Street ( >|)|msito Fostoffiee ■ N 'I lie l le ia id delis* ie*! t <, per Week — Kanner s Department Store .‘J Flocks From Hijfh Prices’ PHON P. 550 ( ’hilrlmi s Hihlu-d MEN S H. V. MAI STOCKINGS 8 pairs fur $ 1.00 LISLE HOSE 35c value, 1 pairs for $ 1.00 School lime is here just when Ihe ki«i«I!«•>• need a supply nt Itu*M* si fv ice nIilc .stockings. All >i^e>. Kxlra Special, 8 pis for Extra fine ipialilv MerrerizetI I,isle. \ im sax e liir nil each pair imw $ 1.00 CURTAINS GUARANTEED Each CORSETS Each $ 1.00 Medium weight ‘and a special value at our regu­ lar price of $1.25. Ex­ tra Sr Special— $ 1.00 72x90, each $ 1.00 Standard weight, full count and perfectly bleached, center seamed, i, BOYS’ SWEATERS Each fci Heavy rib knit double ruffs nnd hem bottom, assorted sizes, 28 to 34, each— . • \\ IN DOW $ 1.00 Plain White Ruffled and Hemstitched Window Curtains, each— $ 1.00 H u fe TOWELS •> / $ 1.00 These towels sell regu­ larly for 35c; size 19x36 in. Hemstitched ends, worked in with red nnd blue dots, 4 for— $ 1.00 WOMEN’S BOUDOIR 213-215 Sanford Avenue, Phone 550 $ 1.00 PH0NF. 550 INDIAN HEAD r> \ :1\ 1 LONG CLOTH i- t'-r • BEGINS FRIDAY, OCT. 27TH, LASTS 3 DAYS SPFCIAL DOLLAR SALE Extra good quality White nnd Ecru, regular 50c value. Spec­ ial, 2\<> yards for— $i.oo $ 1 . 00 $ 1.00 OPTING CORDI'RDY CRASH HOLLAND CLOTH 4 yards for ! $ 1.00 A neat fabric for Dress­ es, Skirts and Children's Clothes. Natural color und biuo, 30c value, 4 $ 1,00 $ 1.00 $ 1.00 ; $ 1.00 \\ bite ground with floral decorations, good quality regular 12Vt*c value. SpeCiul, 10 Cards for4- $ 1.00 THi* good quality St<»rm Serge is otn regular $1.25 grade, per yd. $ 1.00 10 yards for $ 1.00 35c value in yellow and variety fancy pattern, 3U yards for— Cups and Saucers, set of 6.........................$1.00— —17-qt. Enameled Disb Pans, 2 for CURT IN SCRIM 10 yards for 16-in. best full bleached uniform absorbent yarns, fast 1 stripe *turkey red bordor, 10 yards for— ALL WOOL STORM SERGE $ 1.00 TOWELING $ 1.00 t.-t it*;. $ 1.00 ltlack ground with Blue, Gray and Hose colors predominating. Regular price, yard $1.25 Spec­ ial per yard— $ 1.00 Linen. >& Per vartl Good well uaped, assorted checks, plaids and stripes ! 14 DRAPERY FLANNELS $weight 1.00I'laiincls, PURE LINEN CRASH 4 vnrdn for $ 1.00 Imported 151/a *>ure 4 yards for Selected Aarns, fine weave, snow white bleach ! und pun* finish Fine for l.ingt-rii- Dresses. Waists < if oil'll' oi-neral uses. 5 i \ards for 7 yards for VALFF IMPORTED JAPANESE CREPE We are off^rin?r you this extremelv p op ­ ular Hress material at a real barffain in­ deed. Regular price, -lac per yard. Spec­ ial Dollar Sale .’iTL<yards for $1.00 Colors Henna, Aurora and Begonia MARQUISETTE $ 1.00 This we 1 km IWII Cloth in soil finish f u* 1Iressi's, Smocks. .Itint | m-i Presses, Middle-, Knit 1Hfs, l.lllldl t 'bith , T t'-lc t 'ImI| i-, .-1* , 5 \ ,i l d- ft I| In this Special DOLLAR SALK uv huvr made an extra effort to make your dollar count to <neh an extent that you will be jflad that you paid u ;i vi it. Compare the values that we are offering and in ev­ ery one you will find somethin?; worth while. t 5 \nnls for $ 1 . 00 DOLLAR SPECIALS $ 1.00 FELT SLIPPERS Pair SERPENTINE CREPE 3V$ yards for $ 1.00 All wool Felt, Dark Gray, cnntrnstfnff i trimmingfi, cushioned heels, nil sizes, pair- *.{ Flocks From 11iff b Prices r.a jM $ 1.00 IMPORTED SCOTCH • GINGHAMS 2V*; yards for $ 1.00 'I his very finest of Im- i ported Ginghams we are nffering you at a real bargain, 59c value 2 l/a yards for— i $ 1.00 Flown Glass Tumblers, 12 for $1.00 9 •/ j i �\* '*'A -t*- I *'*.-*, ‘ f ■- • ' PURELY PROFESSIONAL * © i * i ; ! l j ■? ELECTRICAL C O N T R A C T O R S ^ 0 '* KKNT - F u r n is h e d bed rooms ______ Inquire 107 (V. T h ird S t. 177-Ctp Got your o f f ic e supplies, s ta tio n e r y W e stin g h o u se Light* and Appliancea and P o st C a r d s a t tho H e r a ld office. NAw L in s of Fix tu re * FOR KKNT— F u r n i s h e d bed room and 123 West First Street kitchenette, .700 Elm Avo. 180-fltp • * , F r e s h Rye, W h lto G r a h a m arid e n ­ tire W h e a t F l o u r and all kinds of fre sh Pancako f lo u r now on sale a t reduced prices.— P o p u la r M arkot. GENEVA ’179-3U: Get y o u r offico supplies, s ta tio n e r y C a r d s of S a n f o r d 's ReputMr. und Mrs. G ro v e r Lefiles urc the and P o st C ards a t th e H e r a ld office. • b i s P ro fe ssio n a l Men, each p ro u d -p a re n ts of a fine baby boy born FOR R E N T — F u r n is h e d house k e e p in g of whom. In his chosen pro ­ • • rooms, $5.00 p e r week. 314 E a s t Oct. 15th, he in nam ed R obert H enry. fession th e H erald recom ­ 5th S tre e t. 180-3tp j Mother and baby a re d o ing fine. m ends to t h e people. hjeken ss uu pP«,or p e r giv en F F rr id FO R R E N T — F u r n is h e d a p a r t m e n t s . The ch,ckcn K»ven i ay V. C. ROLLER, PropF c rn a ld A p a r t m e n t s , 305 E a s t 1st nigly by th e P a r e n t a n d T e a c h e rs A s ­ s t- ___________________ 164-tfc sociation w ^s well a tte n d e d . Mr. and Mrs. J o h n Philips h a v e p u r ­ (■'OR RliJNT— R oom s and k itc h e n e tte . chased the M. E. W icks’ p ro p o rty . ' S hirley A p a r t m e n t s o p p o site post Mr. a n d M rs. J o h n A n d re w s of Attomey-at-Law office, u p sta irs. _ 28-tfc V ermont a r e sp e n d in g tho w in te r h e re CONTRACTOR and BUILDER FOR R E N T — T h r e e room a p a r t m e n t ' and hav0 roomea w ith Mr. G abard. O v e r S em inole C o u n ty R«»lr — 1300 P a rk AW>. 179-Ctp Mr. and M n , P a r k e r of S a n fo rd SANFORD F L O R ID A 1517 C o m m e rc ia l S t r e e t — S a nford, Fla. FOR R E N T — O n e house, 8 la rg o were calling on frie n d s S u n d a y . • rooms, c hicken y a r d and garden, Mr. a n d Mrs. T. P W a k e fie ld w oro some fru it t r e e s included. P ric e $20 in Ijik c Gem M onda y on busin e ss • per month. A p p ly to Mrs. II. D. Dur- 0 W akefield's P r e s e r v in g fa c to r y w ill A T T O R N B Y -A T -L A W nnt, Lake M ary, Fin. 181-2tc s ta r t up th e f i r s t of n e x t woek INSURANCE AGENCY F lr n t N e t ! B a n k Bldg., S a n fo rd ^ Fla. Mr. T. II. Kilbc and son W illiam Special a tt e n t i o n to e x a m in a tio n of F I R E ---------A UTO ----------BONDS wus in S a n f o r d T u e sd a y on business. A b s tr a c ts o f T itle \\’k W A N E to r e c h a r g e a n d r e p a ir Mr. a n d Mrs. W. E. W icks s p e n t y o u r b a tte rie s. O u r s t a r t e r , g e n e r a ­ Sunday w ith Mr. a n d Mrs. C a r o l 'C u l ­ to r nnd ignition r e p a i r d e p a r t m e n t (s pepper. • in c hnrge of a n e x p e r t. G enuine Club m e e tin g Monday ut the tow n Contractor and Builder “ K X ID E " H n ttcfy Service.— RAY hall 3:30 p m. BROS. Phone 548, S a n fo rd . 172-tfe LAWYER Levy B r o th e r s bologna f a c to r y will SANFORD F L O R I D A f F O R R E N T — T T roo room s, nicely be in ope ra tio n In a b o u t th i r t y days, -Court House ' i v w ; :! ,. M.' if J i • Hallowe’en THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD. THURSDAY. OCTOBER 2f». l ‘»22 day, Oct. ;t«t|,-at ,, ' Orlando ( try Club Orchestra J base b a l l foot b a l l b a s k e t ball trap s h o o t in g SANFORD NOVELTY WORKS "fill r f l f f '. i • General Shop and Mill Work George A. DeCottes F‘i f ‘ S. O. Shinholser ' •fffp* T r l **"* -r • • ICHELLE MAENES furnished, W e s t Side, n e a r Routh Mr. and Mrs. Wakefield was in m Bros. Bakery. M rs. Annio Philp. S anford T u e sd a y on business. C3-2tp| Mr. A. A. .Moran has Hold his p r o ­ . FOR. R EN T- F r o n t , bod room , s u i t ­ perty. Mr. and Mrs. Dnvid Levy and able fo r tw o g e n tle m e n , a lso tw o ■ g a r a g e s . A pply fylH Oak A vcnuo. • d a u g h te r of New York le ft this week 181-Ctp for his home. »« ■ yea E x a m in e d Glaaaee Designed Henry McLaulin, Jr:*» Opt D. Op t id n n - O p to m e tr is t r- • .Mr. O sc a r N icholson who has been W -L oy w ith wheel, 327 San ford Avenue. I79-12tp i* re for the pnst tw o m o n th s left to11:iV .D a y to n a Beach. Mr. Mosp Classified Ad# *c «, line. No W A N T E D - C a r p e n t e r w a n t s - to do Byaa E x a m in e d G lasses F itted 1’nylor a c c o m panied him home. «d ts k e n for leas th s n 25c. your building o r re p a ir in g . Save Mi* (', \ N icholson is sp e n d in g snd positively no classified i muiH'y by w r itin g Box 174. S a n f o r d tin* week w ith her son J J Nicholson sd# c h a rg e d to anyone. Cash 1 T79-titp " f Osteen O P T O M K T K lS T -O m C IA N m ust accom pany all orders P H O N E 401 f o r low est p r in tin g bid Mr a n d . Mr*. P a y n e Daniel nnd O pposite P o sto ffic e H snford. FIs. O t n U f l v t w ords to a line -Seminole P n n tcry , 9 th and ‘ ' " ’'Hen nf New j* m y rn a s p e n t Inst snd re m it accordingly. French. 177-tfc week with th e ir p a r e n ts Mr. and Mrs. Win. Daniels. M K I l t 'I H N T S V I S I T E D L A S T Howard F ly n t a n d Mini McClellan ARCHITECT « . r e m a r r ie d Oct. 12th und will N IG H T ni.ik G eneva th e ir home w hore he ii Room 7. Miller lildg. inmll cn.Hh ' in|ilo\"d in tin. g a r a g e business Members ..f t h e R etail M e rc h a n ts H ^ N F O II D -:FLORIDA payment and , " s|" Pr.-vatt a n d d a u g h t e r of Chub balance like renl, inlereHt in­ ••miiiittoe ..f tin- S a n f o r d (Chamber cluded in monthly payments, i ( l , nioii t<i \ j » 11 »*tl G eneva, Oveido " fti,c«lleil m to see Mrs .1 M P r e v a tt buys I-room cottage with bath, n<t Long wood la s t n i g h t * w ith the I in -day 'I t and Mrs P r e v a i l w ere in San uns, and electricity, in a fine .on. r.I Hun,| iiml (listrilm led th e bills O E S T O P ATI! 1C P H Y S IC IA N neighborhood. For further in­ •l*i: g a tte n tio n t«, th e log D ollar Day ' id W ednesday on business W elaka A p a r tm e n ts , S u ite 15 formation address "G. K.” care ^iil m Sanford. F r id a y and the Worn Office hours 9 to 12; ; to 5 | . „ v„( „s „tal tio l ,„ 1Il.1} i.et .your office........r supplies, nery of Herald. 17 l-Gtp an * i lull Fair a n d o th e r a m u s e m e n ts Phone 437 J S a n fo rd , Fla. lio San foul H a n d and iA-ader Ball “ ml Post C ards a t th e H».rnld office. -i K \ Lit A I, H O U S E S fo r sale. Ses arc to be com m e nde d for g iv in g th e ir _______ -__________ . T h lg p ln. 95-tfc s ,tvh rs fri’i* on thij* oranaion a n d nn ■a >«a a» M Ra a* FOR S A L E - $500 r a s h nnd monthly. i*tmg tin- ( bambi-r of t o n im e rre aio. p a y m e n ts like rent, will buy an nl- the bu-iiu-** m ill ■,f S a n fo rd S M mosi new nmiar of I rooms and bath. Lloyd «pokc at all th e place* nnd in lot 5()xtl7, in good p a r t of town, n e a r ’ roduceil the b u s in e s s men on the school nnd store. S tr e e t w j|| be pav- P“ riy and told w hy the m e r c h a n ts ed noon. F o r f u r t h e r in fo rm a tio n ad- " “ *'*•'<! Ui- good folks <>f the su r dress 'H o u se " c a re of H erald. If.3-ltp r""m liiig to w n , I.. come to S a n fo r.f M „ p U 4 1 “ You can find the nam e of -SIXTY tPOUSAND STRAWBERRY 1 '"b'y* ■'" > vvete m e t by the people 1’^ I - f U m i l . — rHlIlevery live Business Man PlnnLs from n o r t h e r n stock, $4 00 " f ,l"' t o w n s wi t h a fine spi r C?4------n r.. in S a n fo rd in this Column per thousand, f o. ti Lake Monroe, " " f f^mudship a n d at Oveido Hon each day. Fla. M. Doyle. 154-2fltp ° i -’ woP*' bo u g h t e ig n r s for tho on ------—------ - tire rn^flt and they w e re promised a b o lt S A LK—S plendid ** wa Ka ax •Pn sn big crowd from G e n e v a , Oveido, Long house, th ir ty room s, p a y in g l|if> I/trgo shipment of new mttsir position G a te C ity H ouse, 112 Myr .......I ami otiier p la c e s for F riday. On W e’ll Dye For You aiii'iiiit i.f tino p e n fo ru m m e e tin g tie Avenue. m i »e-Hintermister Piano Co. IfiM-tfr -----------------------RON TON STKAM I’RESSKRY " h„ ,s . ..... . "" •* Hie I " in ) ll"U*i to n ig h t tile t r i p to ( H.lsmohiles, Oak \ | , , ir,„. |-JI,,|II. | , l k ,w M ary „ th ,,r Kent & McKee, Props. c,„, ......... nil. ,. .... . ........... ....,,y hi.,1 I*. I., nl.niiC L E A N IN G . D Y E IN G , A L T E R IN G Work caled for and delivered Tl" ' ” ........... ............... " - * 1" " 'I " . . . o Phone 461-J----------314 W e st F i r s t 8t. -ars a r c lotc models, a n d have been r e - , town* will hrro F r id a y , finished, m a k in g th e m very desirable cars to p ro sp e c tiv e b u y e rs, nml the “WE DELIVER THE GOODS’ price* arc rig h t, w ith e asy te rm s. 5 » U B a s t F i r s t S tr e e t Hanford. Fla. i • A COMMUNITY BUILDEIt K. r . FO K 8T E I1. l - r a l d c n l . F. • Dollar Day Specaiis] $1.00 OFF FOR SALE iW lA L T t Dr. W. D. Gardiner •V ! I D istrib „ S to rn g e l a rilitle s u to r s for H upm obilc a n d L exington If we please you. tell o th e r s . If not. a rs "We c a r r y th e p a r t s ’’ tell us Rhone 198 I jq , ^ S A N I ’ ORI) MH: >AI.K C good a* new. Machine & Foundrv Co. ‘"Hhi ,,,,ln"r" melody saxophone $1 20 takes it, half >’ir month R- J W ill itL i. f i 1J 1 j f c r . • ‘.J $1.00.off on every $4.98 Shir! \\ ai>t Same True Here Peninsular Electric Co. 1he Union P h a r m a c y turn un d th is phenomenal UK t 'U MA tr e a t "lent. ,111.1 a r e be c o m in g ju st it* .-i, th u s iu s tir about it us th e re p o rts fmiii Jacksonville indicate, on arco ::t of the m iraculous relief it is b rin g in g to stom ach, liver, k id n e y and bowel s u f ­ fe re rs.— Adv. X Merriwether Building---------------- ---- Phone 113 ' t|1"’ d ' l l l l . g tl" >l “ r G et y o u r office s u p p lie s , s ta tio n e r y a n d P ost C a rd s a t t h e H e r a ld office. •• in x • • • c v .’v i 'v ..I, k tli. it,. '•' K • 'I I !• - ut ! i ir t * *. .ni e w o n h*’f«’ ni M, \ \ „|I 1 . , K. .,1 • , ,, it • I . , § ; | f, . i b i* * J , . nl,- I , . | , II . . . ■ .. ., | , 1. i . , i| ,( ., . U tin tin ••»• f*'! i ’ i* it -t ,1 . . . I. itn*l ti n : • . 1 , ,1 >, 1 1 i .| i -. > « . . . 1. . ,: , the |.„ 11 . | 1 . v I,, , 1 m \ |. a " d f , i.,x. .t . r a . n i I '.nt .oi"iit)i ,, Urn th, > . ,1 it wam|" d liars . , , ,j t- o , i | ; . ,.l ( , | , , ,, , ,, 1 t , . , .. r.t . ><iiiih> nt . .1 r , . ,k pl as *a It* - - . $ 1.00 •V r R E D l’CTION ON (OATS, ( ’OAT- Sail AAilift SI'ITS, DRESSES nnd MILLINERY Ap;il.tchicola ( )\ siers .1, t h e " .iK-.n . tlo n c s* | );iii'\ I'arm KRONEN’S L. P. McCuller S hushvv SW TORD WKNI I. A M ) S L C O N I ) S T R E E T #ji ** M 1 Hj It; ^ t H i l 'i l / Fji lu . ^ w..uM , ,, y,, , .. " I| I '*• !' ' ' 1I s_e ^ IUi IU , 1( , till" • FRIDAY SATl'RDA Y al*\ | Dollar Day 'Economy Grocery A ll c o l o r 5 pounds Irish Potatoes l;) pounds Evaporated Apples d Pounds Gold Medal flo u r r ^’<>1> Octag'on Soap r Pounds Self-Risiniur Flour pcntis Van Camp’s 01*Campbell’s Beans I^Lill cans Van Camp’s or Pet Cream ttnall cans of Cream............... ................... N number 2 cans Government. Corn B e e f.... r P°unds fresh Almonds and Nuts ....... r Packages National O ats............................. U quarts White Rose Grape Juice ...... D cans Fancy Sliced Pineapple..................... [8 glasses Orange, Guava or Grapefruit Pre­ serves .. Don't forget tn m ark the football ga m e on your calendar for tomorrow. * 11 F’bg time before you will have the pleasure of seeing a g a m e iiixt like this one prom ises to be. 1^2 :!t* ii ______ ____ __ $ 1 .0 0 1 00 * 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 And if Mel.milin's imse i* b etter and lie'll be in tile lineup. 1.00 1.00 1.00 The howling League schedule is r e ­ leased and published in today's issue. Rend it over bowlers nnd keep it for 1.00 v * » rn * vr DAY ANI) MONDAY u s e - * d a y 's issuo. $ 1 .0 0 CORDUROY BATH TOWELS fo r B ath Robes, y a rd G ood h eav y w eig h t, for $ 1 .0 0 $ 1 .0 0 f 4| - RAG RUGS LADIES’ SILK HOSE O n ly 50 le ft, f o r e a c h I*ure T h r e a d S ilk , p a i r $ 1 .0 0 . $ 1 .0 0 SILK REMNANTS Canton Crepe, Crepe de Chine. Tilffeta, Satins, Charmeu.se, marked about w George DeCottes, Sanford'* c ha mp ion henvvweight ^ p r in te r i* planning to go in for track work ngain this y e a r — provided he has time a f t e r h i s | golf playing. rtead whnt Osteopathy is in S a t u r ­ ONE-HALF PRICE FOB TWO DAYS Yowell Co. FRIDAY SATURDAY 182-2to » J-yV* *. *1 •'1 IJiB Hodgson Ball sa y s be lost eight tenths of n pound since he w ent in for g o lf and he is So encouraged th a t ho intends to keep it up. • | -Opp. Ford Service Station A M ) C U R T A IN SC R IM — / \ n ! T h e re wiTl be some big Irngue gam es ^* in O rlando and l a k e l a n d thi* y ear Get a couple more big league team s in this p a r t o f the s ta te nnd mnybe they* will reorganize a w in te r lenguc nnd piny th,- W orld’s Series in Sanford. I _ I’t i l n l ' S $ 1 ..0 0 1 DESF PRICES ARE FOR FRIDAY, SATURn t Fast Ami we llote that Mi Alexandre will lie bin k In tile g ame T h a t will help heaps 1.00 'A->'m l EXTRA SPECIALS for Friday and Saturday line Caswell and Paul Lake wish it tn la- known that they joined the Klks last night. You ra n (ell t hat hy just binking at them tm lay h n \ 11u n n d r i s t a r •! th** priti* ipl» > “ t * (Istpopathy * — b e t t e r T u rk ish — b e t t e r Virginia • M im e (’RETONNE *11* t-1fL -4 L isted l tim e L a t l\ to ( .e l ^ o u r I h u ie e C o r r s i a r r 1922, L io o r r r U M r t » T o s A c c o C a . Item GINGIHAMS fill : jb K ach 5 y a rd s of fifte e n ( 1 5 ) E v ery cigarette full w eight and full size SILK UAMISOLKS 5 Y a i d s 22-inch 8S,» -A T T H E - C tC A R E T T ^ ^ FULL KASIIIONK!) SILK IIOSK tnl . DOLLAR DAY c ig a r e tte s fo r | 0 ^ LAUKD VliSTUKS ( IIKCKKI) SK IItTS •Mullet Roe , l! B e t t e r FKKNCH VOILK WAISTS . -I ,y>« .in.I th a t .... rwlo iii.ng I ........ at -I ...... l' . iimp (■INGHAM DIIKSSKS i; I 1. n- t g a m e ..n tin- |...r 1 *' t i n - erings Nice I at Mackerel f !. di d KODAK D E A L E R IfiS-lf. ..f of .... 1, .-,« .-I | P R E S C R IP T IO N D RU G G IST I’llO N K 325 .■•herm an l.lnyd, *"l< ..g.-nt fur tbn • l.b i .i t .d win.I. .Ii... Iia* a d d 'd nt"!. laijri'l* ..n tn h n n - 'l f Besides ’ ne .1 r '• g ' 11ii r e f. i .ir ,j an expert ■■« lei tn ii"W t.....lilt ,unl A No 1 "ra t." Shntihl liav ■ in ard him -peak ,n Geneva, Ox eld" and I eng wood last night w M 3-' • . i A* l b n l , e * w i l l b. ni . nl e • i . n i f o i t .. Id. n .i> | t h o * . sx | „. „.,t w i * h t > . t , | tl en,.., I IIK R B X A L L S T O R E ' " f '"i"'""1 .......... w »! Ini'll in \ l.nlie* are equally a* in te re ste d i ,le* tin* ........ ......... .. They w .I .1 s o r e s of the member* Remember Indies th a t the golf touran,,*.,.,! HIX t(ui Hn| a r y • * 1 i-nns n v o rn g c of over .500 is nametit will be resum ed next Tuesday limit will he $.'{,200 nnd tho playor ............. nt 2:110 prom ptly ho lie on hand n*ndy limit f o u r tr r n , including playing man 11 f to ivv off at th a t time1. air«*r h'Ji* 1 l ii , ji A > / i NKlm ASKA t 20 \ .i„,.*ki CELERY SEED ^rst S treet■-* l i 1 ,1 . ' l l g l l .' who Save Money w o. ....—Hint. , motor I U*.l» ■'ll vc «*II". rk. .. ............... I-"t a n y M m r I- .n fu*t . . developed ^*^1 ■SsS\ K l X" - <' ° (Hr .hr si i.n is. s“n''-"1'.... ■>" " at 2:10 ' '* f" " ' l' ‘" " 1 >'<*!..r> \ met u'li.i football, in lio opinion — b etter B u rley T NATION’S HONORS -hot* (Ipeiiing in \ | *r 1i « ,1,1, tl,, [adn - te. and ■ in Sa M «e been held eaoh week \s In n they r. in eha. I. to the ninth I■■!.> •* 'f i t i r .- su m m e r tin Labor f.,r the final result ty r - h o o t was held that led The g«df link* a re proving . sen - shoots on record in point more p opula r than the most r.i.-nt ■ 11 mlvnnilp •*f g'tlf linkn hrr** • i » \ ^ *eason will ..p,.|, *lnirtIv t ..| uni tin ladi.s and the l.ii-y niiting season and am ong bii*iina** nn-n a re all ta k in g a very ac\ , (| .ttra. tion* ..f n u t ' ,*... , , i• 1,11 ' n.’lfllj I ' In). i f , ,M. ,M. l'4'i •*111If:k* Corner First Blreel and Palmetto A\ in in Rcntmn Roprusontalivc Stormed K.v I’ooplf Eager to Gvt Medicine >\ hich is Like a Mintcle Expert Motor Repairing ' BENJAMIN’S “Hold-H eet” Curling Irons and Wavers I • •-.til. -I on Special Cnive.M ty tin* *1 .1- 0 1 , ii.i* tfo groat '' "> H" • 1 . 1 tb. • 'a n . M.-.i *-. !"‘ f '*' 1 l;- '4 b U I g b t . .-Hi.- I" 'I U \ It "Ut I In , 1 1 .. • i - m t a h e a d of the m \ t |.|..".j*. f - b. I and the link* ■•»• 1 " i" eX'* 111 lit -b.'|.<- a n d tile ladies' ■ r S9J and b a n n i ; tout n,ui,< iil next l in *ila> |>r"mi •* t.. " ' ' d* of the list f". th# | ....... J.jy. ||„. ......... . .se M auning-Bowman Percolators « 1• ' t •I t ile l o . a l tr..|.i ia* tin *lic« e * * f n l o n e a nd t h e .,,, ARMSTRONG TABLE STOVES TM • » • ! iw ’ ’ t" lor 112 MAGNOLIA AVENUE ■*r " <’ Don’t Forget to Come in and Get Real Value * I,K \ ELAND, Oct. 2G. Pluns of in » T in s w w u i r s p r t u i 7.*H tlio ( levelntiil Indians for th e ir sp rin g PA R IS, Met 2d. Muttling SiKi. con tr a in in g trip call for one of the big q u e ro r of 1,1-orge* C arpcnlicr, recoiv7 Rest training schiMiules ever laid out l‘d the latter'* challenge for a re tu rn .777 for Cleveland te a m , according to the I m atch u itli ii(idi*turlied culm. M. Hclannouncement y e s te r d a y by E. {?. lers, hi* m anager, coolly informed the 733 B a rn a rd , president of the Cleveland 'f a lle n French idol th a t he would have A m erican League team I to get in line and take his turn. 70 S pring games have hen or will b e ' Heller* • 'insiders tha t Siki would .,33 scheduled with no less than five of have nothing to gam by m eeting Cur .727 eight National League te a m s in , I” n t *'‘r I he m a n a g e r's present plans .723 Floridn. An a g re e m e n t has a lre a d y nrt> ^"r '*'ki'* match a g a in st Joe Heck.(>80 been reached for four g am es with t h o i c ° » 0,L‘ l-nglisli heavy-wcigiit. on De'**-• ( incinhati Reds, two a t l.akclnnd, Fla. com ber • If successful in this bout, ,<00 w here the Indians will tra in , and tw o 0,t’ *f" *" America. .OKS Orlando, hloriila, w here the Reds Dollar- look particularly gooA just .088 will tra in . The da te s will tie set later. " be -aid OM) Offers of spring g a m e s with the Siki it,in-elf displays no special de•*’ 1 1 St. Louis ( ardinals, Itoston Bravos, *" oodi-unkc the American trip .0.)5 and th e l’hilailclpliia team* have been p r e f i i - to fight in Europe. Some .(t.i.l received and these team* will be giv- ***ipleasant • vpi-rn-m e* in Paris cafes Ml on d a te s for g am es by the Indians, ' v*°* A m ericans led him to this decis.033 B a rn a rd said. Ti*' llronklyn Dodgers 1,1,1 I'be Vonn c a n s left the cafes a* OH* will tr a m in the sam e p a r t of Floridrt, *""o a* v il,i in te re d -**-° R a rn n n l said, and will no doubt get . .000 dates oq the Indians' spring schedule bARMI-.RUni ra n get n-til — — frame* and irrigation plugs at the I nivi-rsilv. vvl.o *.,» U"' 1 ••rnim -kirI lie I,-eli, I >.■,r naoieiit at t « •• 11 romp ov cl Mi**".jri I (i . v«■r ->I > S i t m t ' v t lub it ' i " |.v t b. , . . 1 - * i, \ i . • | . o ■ i. U " t O. g A $2.50 Ronton Corset lor NOW LOCATKI) AT i f"l ' ' 1 VISIT OUR STORK FOR REAL HARt. M\S J. H. HINTERMISTER PIANO CO. i ,i I n 00 $ 1.00 J l l o l l f H erald O ffice. 170-Ctp G eneral M achine and Boiler W orka; j,-7xTT—<• . . ,»— rn-------------- rr-i-------- 1---- r r . n . x . . r>_i j i „ , M, K t 4* a cr es t i l e r y nnd, Jacksonville, O c to b e r 25.— H u n d re d s Cylinder G r in d in g ; D ei.uxe P is to n s ; r i,.Iirn(i rnn,i.. , V\y Wheel Steel G e a r H a n d s ; - C r a n k ' , g ” y f o r tiling, 4 room a r e now calling n t T he W illia m s' * i .s n u s , u r a n * house. b p o t cash, $2,750 if ta k e n P h a r m a c y w here th e RFciIMt S h a f ts R e tu r n e d ---------------- Phone 62 n o w . - A . P. C onnelly & Son * n a rm a c y , w here th e RE-CU-M.V 181-3tc man is m aking his h e a d q u a r t e r s here, to Ret* tiie m edicine which lias won fam e over night hy t h e r e m a r k a b ly quick relief it is b r i n g i n g to people who have su ffe re d f o r y e a rs from hnd stom achs, in d ig e stio n , c o n stip a tio n , r h e u m a tism , liver n n d kidney trouble. When asked a b o u t th e r e m a r k a b le tilings RK-CU-MA is a ccom plishing, tile RK-CU-MA m a n sa id : " W h e n I f ir s t ca m e here, I p r e d ic te d t h a t RK* U-MA would p ro v e a re velation to pooplu who have t r i e d f ir s t one th in g , then a n o th e r, to rid th e m s e lv e s of the t o r t u r e and inconveniences b r o u g h t about by u bad s to m a c h , liver, kidneys or bowels. / . " i t is Indeed g r a t i f y i n g to see so m any people c om ing h e r e b e a r in g out w hnt I said. 1 do n o t liclicve I am o v e re s tim a tin g the success of RKCU-MA, when L s a y t h a t I am c o n f i­ d e n t (h a t betweerj t h r e e nnd five t h o u ­ sand people Wiy cull t o g e t RE-CLI­ MA duping the c o m in g w eek.” ■/ vv„ lu yards o f Outing Flannel 7 Wintrier Hand W oodruff Ha rden Stevens Purdon Gibbs .Smith Newman Allen Pezold. Geo May Cowan Herndon ^> ' - ■• ! PAGE FIVE MAJORS PLAY S1KI WOULD SERIES IN LAKERATHER STAY LAND, ORLANDO IN EUROPE _ 11 HUNDREDS BESIEGE JACKSONVILLE STORE Quick. . . Service Transfer ---“ml .7. .p "M<,nKor"a niiu -f onrii, * 0in 209. . I'nrk r d , rFin. ,, . Avc.. oSm i $ 1.00 ford Paint Store, We­ laka Block, H. A. Hal-" verson. 1SI -2tci f i v, , v | li t< hi r 1 Pair of Lisle and one pair of Silk | | 0sp lor •5-FOR DOLLAR I)AY-$ r>0 gallons o f Paint, $2.40 a gallon; 45 gallons - of Varnish, $2.65 a gallon; 2,000 rolls of Wall Pa- BUSINESS DIRECTORY j We (Jive ()nt’ Dollar in Cnah or Trade with l Purchase .833 .H27 .S12 «l 1 Kill Ladies’ Tournament Will lie Resumed Next Tuesday Afternoon TOM MOORE ELTON J. MOUGHTON Hutchison Puleston br trap se a son n t th e Rod & Gun cloM 'i y e s te r d a y w ith one of th e interesting c o n te sts of the senS'ot until tho Inst gu n was fire d the final re s u lts become known I the prizes offered for the Inst tw o ' Maxwell Bte»t< it" to th e ir r ig h tf u l owners, McLaulin light up to tho la s t it looked very McLaulin Pexold, Paul tch a> if Jo h n P u rd o n would take »h prid-* but he wns shooting alone i Moines Howard finish I"* p r o g r a m a n d dropped Douglass Dr out f his la st f r a m e of 25. HowT olar rr hi captured th e big prize of a Lee if of -hells to the pi em b e r increasH iggins his season’s a v e r a g e the most A monn lint* in the lust 100 sh o ts of the senMi i' .nliin, b r e a k in g Kl* nut of NToiiN-y Crosby hw i i n -I'd liis s e a s o n ’s a v e ra g e Stoniff n .7KH, fo u rte e n points in (Jriffm I;,, i Steven^, shooting under a | T\ i. h a ndic a p of a sure foot, u i t h an increusi of lint - m g Mi out of In* pro Ism Thi - !"r the high gun was car ! ofi I II. Colem an, who broke ______ pa t the 101) show. Thi* piiziLite-! n -ti- e n th u s ia s m th a n the nth- tin- Pla> Mill S i a n P rom pt l\ , o ( lock -1 tile six higti nicn tin're i in e of onl\ five The | First National Bank CLASSIFIED ADS GOLF BOWLING TKNNIS BOXING ( HAS. L. BRITT, Editor --------L | . SEASON C L O S E D YE S T E R r D.Vl .... iv B inL A aZ wE O h iF: AMin IN 51 U N IT IO N bigger dividends in Self­ Respect, Confidence and Prestage than anything of which we know. WANTED. g < ■■* REALM OF SPORTS fijRDEN WINS |CASE OF SHELLS AT TRAP SHOOT The maintenance o f a sub­ stantial Bank Balance-lbe daily habit of saving, pays B. W. HERNDON FRED R. WILSON ‘ \> ’ * \* V r— � 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, 1922 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, October 26, 1922 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 5-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 26, 1922; <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/3a10db6795c6a5437943d0b85bbd6a52.pdf 7b0f533d435c0d3c4871c4f0bba338c0 PDF Text Text f • ' vwTrsxRe- 'I - \ \ . >; » *• v*», ; >i 9' . ETnford S an fo r d D a i ;i •The City Substantial” SANFORD T h e City Substantial” IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION volume h i SANFORD, FI.ORIDA. FRIDAY. (MTOIIKR . I«.»2J N I M I IK It I S3 AMERICAN STEAMSHIPS PIRIT OF ROOSEVELT DOLLAR DAY AND RAIN CANNOT SELL ANY LIQUOR WALKED IN WASHINGTON IN ANY PART OF THE WORLD BUT BIG CROWDS ATTEND . IN FORMAL CELEBRATION DESPITE BAD WEATHER „ ;.*9i . Is the Ruling Handed Down l>y Federal .Indire Hand Today S A M . kT TWO a v ia to rs -,m " ,:A AT OKEECHOBEE IAVY DAY TODAY HAD BAD FALL ^nd Washington, New York and O N E IS K I L L E D AND O N E Other Cities Observed S E V E R E L Y INth eD n y . J l RE D (Hr Thr AMorluIrd I’r m l WASHINGTON, OcL 27.—The s pi r ­ t of Theodore Roosevelt walked bmad in W a sh i n g to n today. Formal elebration of his b i r t h d a y w as claint‘ bv the navy f o r its own nnd t he re n„ne who would chal l enge the ivy'** right to pay gladly the debt f rt.p tude it owed t o him. IS Illy The Aaanrlnlrd I'rraa I ST. A U G U S T I N E . Oct. 27. Phvsicinns today said some hope for the recovery of Char les Douglas, of G a r ­ rett, Indiana, who was seriously i n ­ jured yest erday when an a ir pl ane (By The Associated Press) NKW YORK, Ort 27 A me r ic a n s t ea m- hi p- lihmul carry nr sell liquor in aivy p n r t ' o f the world. Feder al J u d g e Hand held today in a decision dis­ missing the suit of two Ame ri c an .steamship ompnnies lyi enjoin e nf or ce ­ ment of Daugherty's prohibition ruling. AVERAGE RATE OF WAGES MADE FARM LABOR IN U. S. WAS $28.97 PER WITH BOARD --------------- — PASTOR SUES HIS MEMBERS INI. HIM AND OTHER TALK III7 Thr Aamrlaf I'rrlll P I T T S F I E L D . Ma ss , Oct 27. Members of his church made humil lilting r emar k? about him, among oth According to the First of the Regular Quarterly <"s ,hnl w,f,‘ *h,,v"1h,n’' Rcvcr lid Wa lt e r 1‘nrroll, deposte* pastor of Reports the North Racket t ‘o n g r e g a t toiml was wreeked at Okeechobee. WOMAN'S C U 'll FAIR HAD CAFETERIA DINNER IN THE PARISH HOUSE DINNER Sa nford seems to have her shnre of hard luck in p u t t i n g over gala days xvhen it comes to keeping on the good side iif the w e a t he r man nnd today is no exception to t h e rule. While tho -fl eet s art t h r o n g e d with people today d e mo n st r at in g in a way just how lug the day would have been under l>ettet weather conditions tin' crowds i e . lit •11111• i lot by the very *1.1. a t i-rimg .i -1* ' t e a r i> this morni ng • ' till l ug i it v of I hi out of •tg rendv to ■I' f ..I \ . vi*r i.Mc it 11 • history of San*■! I \ • 1 1*)l a feast of , l ol let 1ci (tl t 111* |lfOpi* for tho t.l (*f .**ir t!**U.ii :i *h| t)l«* in •rchnnts 1■t lit.T » Lit .1 * .1 •V tho » \ x f | he .j •O r egardU! in if r • • • v ! !.* t , ti it hr V it • going Wilfonl i hurt'll testified in superior i mil t in HI - n i t a g a i n s t t h r e e ni e l l i Itettig. pilot, wa> killed in tile arei(Uy The Associated Press) hi - l a u d i n g I'oiiilPit t e e of *1* III Dougin- W.I, 111ought to tile WASHI NGTON, O c t / 27 T h e a v e r a ge i .»• f wa » "I mal* f ar m lab NKW YORK, Oct. 27. With the ! * • iP It-i idai it • l . i n o l to hospital In I* on t|u mottling tr ai n in for the Cm ted S t | t . - « i. tuber fir-Jt wa- * '• ':•■ * m n ! h with boald, ai l \ t it • fleet tit N or t h River. New i- i i ■i s i i 11 ' n o a. i m u l t *'f t*o I’hv-o iall- .i •! to* Itniie- wet. broken cording to the f u - t of 4 teguiar r f r i i' s of .| ■• • ■ \ u i "i t- from the I ,”t •*•• > observed Navy Day in •mho teil h.in-elf (n tIn p n I .X U although hi ,i- seriously injured He county cop r e| sirter- to the I >. I aft lllellt of Ai i'lil. Ihe n\ c age rot. f'O on, , lo itioti, p ay in g ho ma ge to tin IS Still Util lilt-. loll-. p't the y ear 11*21 was $.11.1 1 (1 . fanes of t he n at i on and comment | or at :n the b i r t h d a y of one of her not lust n o u s sons, Theodore* Rouse Lioadway is in g al a n t t n e and h '-rule sea of h a n g i n g flags 1 'ting F i r s t time Mine the t e nt e re d t h e w a r in 11*17 that \ , Y..i k navy varil wa- t hrown • tin public I II V I P I Ml * I Will* I III Mil: i '* n \ M t i|i'|i || |.|; \ i n II M l \ Mi I > o iil)lc s p i ' K I-. i IN ■•Kill M . ) 'I II I < I L'll-.S D>H IP lit I IlC \ «se t I 1 u I In* \ sHiir i 11r«l I' I Ill II I ' U* ' I •i i* idmii" - f ' |1- I I -V I W III- .XX 'l, g«* a . In-'k f I f Ml. !•' IIlf i r . at > * ' i if . OKI S \ N I> I IIHI.I; M in s >» IN' 1 b !'• * r in. g t i I i \ ' I I N \1 n I»r « \K K I 11 •t tin I I l>K I \ IN#. 1 I .t. tin II* II.* %■• • »«• III | • <1 I ’ r r i m l I' A.t- aim •. \ I i t Hilo, Hi t ■-*. 1 WO f . at t i l e i n . t i n g ..! ti l l I t . It.I l l l l o b i , » • r %* it A; • l|ief boy- Wen- killed .'hell \ *- telday b\ i i i it n M ** **x<t * a' tin mobile wa- s t u n k by a - t i i i t . i h a n i n . i n o l t hi i " i n m . Me. • •«ir ' • • op A I Hilo 11eight 11am at a h.n it.g> 'hi ' . i l k in h a t g i . ttiat tin 1,* in. In- |»n» 't i.d.’i . eat llelt la -t luglil i lie t ' l i i d Wa - a . m o s t i o i n p l e l i d -'ii 1 iflf*M Mi. i. i * in t, U t f:..f fillI'i# .ii •tfc II i Y. ii'.a l i n t al. I I . l unik Ih oigh 'I.* no in y ' a - r a' -i i f b\ "lie that wilt im appr eci at ed by tho . 1 In miii >i inu t 1 . , \ i t g in the I;.it.if lull ' tile il t of ■lltlt rlhlltor- ill I y ei| i y i w it ii" — of th. <|intI'le w n r i L la*» t tii i*Itt, ptthlt* I • ntintii' the D'dlai Dux sales llr**u • IX; L u r r y Schwab. 17. All i i lit tin- tlm names ,if many local Inis last n u h t t hrough the l-Miall........f a I »* hiiiiii i . i .i i >je i mid I he I lernld all'll lie \ , 1ateip. lit tiv Mi II *1 hw.! .1 New I t a v n n i on.• men who an- Mil nn iiils i ■•' ' "line- t h ' I" tile public. I III i• ll\ PI I if fel ijl I g 'In ' ,! > Ilf ' . m i n ; I In \ 11* n iin it eil f. f art ( Jllol 1ll i ii i • w a - a i ' i ' i lal I. e l l h g II 1 • '• » n.i \\ Ml.I I III- . ■ pill I mg oil 11 Ml I . lb-ell .11 * >il Ilf ami ih ■lai mg - o o e * - 11 iiiin V *-•• . tin -s m e n . . f t tie i it \ • II. I’ i' * lax and ■i ' l l ' . •• ' ed • i „;t. I " , • • i . a. ' ' ■ i . I I X lll.’l mug '.t* .. , " . 91 * n i i a. v - - i ,i. a i i . . . • . i i . |. i , i1 i'i ' " 'I i I I ideas . • *.. !I• •h. d I i i .. x In w "i h t " elide,IV it M '.it |, > I .1-1 *■•' ■' g' ' I"u' i, im.i i . i j•• 1 1,ii.iiiai\ tt.ui mg I ( e the public with dinner in t la iy t" th. ( ai t- . Ml Pf.'lti'l -ill'l. i. . il w a y w o i k e i ' , i oiilesM'd, a c c o r d i n g (Mill along business lines, many ol them In Inn e i or rulin' at mg Km i .NVILLK, H it . Would In. we I style hut being in the open "Mrs Hall was in her home all even t o p o l i c e , t o i ll " l i m i t i n g t h e h o m e y e s the Clyde Line S t e a ms h i p * "■ .imng the forces of local business in•Iif fi»nit mat t er . They had mg B a rb a ra Tontli one of the minds, ev III. lice .f V\ eil y e s t e rd a y the movement stilulinn-. linnet pr ep a re d With everywas out that night and l.oinsa Geist. P to Florida is under way oil As,,|e ft M r. I t \ e i It e e t ’ 11 ii • m i | " ion of • ats and 'In nlliei lit.ill wa- "ii t i c look l e t before e.ptlllli ! this p o l 1 ti n w • m- e t m g . ( t o R o t a t v |»:"P |n v I * t h* I e - t o f tho I I . •I X -t. a The I'bHtiljll'* • •' . l£..l . *s .1' t » it .it • . I - ll I I I ' * . i i' I lb. i tonight. ; mi . . x. \! xt 1- ft in N< Util I I I - . * ' • * ..t* ! it. S.i 1 t**l•d lb ; ,x ti M•• ................ .. ix ed this ll ' h III III. t -Ot 1X ll . 1. .11 1IX .tl*! i ll, l lit ' ....... . I '" | a !...»** 1 Ml. . il*. I ■f : he I! " •. th. . , n .. f .Dull i. tlien fib! i .il'.i i t ; , i.i.d tai v • 1.iI• • * ' • • i ••i M * II 1 . . . I * I a . i i .nn >xtnqi t hey ' II. -'X •v > .IV* 1• r n« r 1' I I t tin vvorol Ii ( i . • it : . .if ; \ 1 t • . • • no "i t he \i ai ninl t his • • i • M 'i It" fill Ol • r 1 1h:ti x 111 tiali X all - p a n t • mint I’ll 1«» t ii* t 1nt * L> N i \«»n lintt 'ii ■» it I 'to p ii lg ia m will he t a r r i e d fit' t i ll' tll Wl u 11 in i Ii I • I • i l l eil f a t a l l - l i . 1 the only I'llai"! man w h n c . i i made • ut I. ttu l et t el a l l t h a t l u g l i l IX Illicit*'. \ ,ii I I • \t f W W e r k S ! a how ling - t a . i s - t' >.inl id And a f t e r it is all oxer the nicrMi- lilhsoii in her s t a te me nt , it is .led 1 I I allloads lire feeling the •fleet ■» •Mr Holly, one of the most popular i hauls and the W o m a n ’s ( 'luh huvu •aid. -aid -he had seen four persons I " p oi nt ' ..ff Italian Ii"' "urist m o ve me nt a nd altlHmgh newspaper men in t he st at e, spoke on the i onsolalion of knowing that they on th,- night " f *1"' m i n d e r u n d er the ■'.i I 2 cent ■ ,' 4' ' > ■a r- have hecll added to the ,(„• friendship that evists between e a r n e d out their part in putting on crnlitipple tree W'heFe two days l at er fit* par vn hit "I1 «n«h •*f t !»«• \ IInsi •i'll t r ai ns within the Inst three Sanford and Orlnin!" .itir.ens and the tin lug day mol ha d to take t he ir the lind'es of the rei tor a nd the chnil t n* lit .i 1 • ' irr •»». h' h j*<, 1{) ** n *h " f f i ' lain a nn ou nc e that it will Rotary has done to s t r e ng t he n - in g c r ware found I h.'illi e s xxith tin- xxea tilel which is Mrs Gib-on al-o ri»i HI MllltS Ol Ft HIM VI l**N (ll \ N i \ «*ml le. .H.ll’S ivrlp • ' - - a i l to put on more within ,|,( ,,.|ai:o„s of the tw.. t itles • oriiclhing that no one can tell a n y ­ -aid in lli'r st lit i'lil i nt t hat -he heard ivt* OTHER I U T \ ( \ IL f \i»ther d i*|iVi*« nitron 11 \t few days. '•Friendship is one of the g r ea te st the mali.Nvho idle alleges she saw fire thi ng about and we xvill t r ust to IN ET •nc«*il hy t h *1 *ii|f has 1*1 * o ist s who come to the st at e in t),.ngs in life, and whet her we make a series of shots at the rector atld i halin xxith the idea of lu'tter luck HU' '! ’MV• ” t «l* fa'll ail'l 1•'niu " " ' ’lies a r e p as s i n g over the fr jr t „|^ t h ro u g h ussim latmii in t he the choir singer, addressed by his in xt* tunc in the w e a t h e r line. illy Thr A»■<»«*Ini rd l*rra«) the latert development* in the Ger man . " i gh w ay s by tile scores <i Imsiness world, througli Rot ary or Hen ROME, 12 •".** p m . O. t 21 Thv idea of Dollar Day lias shown companion i , I'oiiiie i risis w in h hax • given rise / ” "*"‘.'»ii Huughman, T a m p a business 0|p>(.r , |„|,s. Greek l etter f rat er ni t i es , ito Mussolini leader of the Fftscistl. th it it is a good th in g , that every hun­ Cries of Mrs. Mills, which Mr- Gih t<> I .-ports ot a possible defaultI in re 'll* tr.ui - i... drove to J acksonville' yes- (I| |f| J(I1> „|),er ma nn e r, it should he -on declared "still ring in my e ar s at ts i \peel ed to a m v e in Rome today, mess man should come in, thnt it b r'lii. slat,.,I a r r i v i n g here lust ri.g0^ n , t h a t o ur friends, if they light," had hardly echoed, the woman par:.lions payments Cable dspatches (taxing been called here hv Premier I rings pisiple to Sa n fo r d who would "'t l.t that on the t h i r t y nine miles of nr(, WI„ t |,y „f the t er m, will have hi the ipinrtut woman in the q u a r t e t today reported that the llritish were Fa c ta , who wishes to disruss the sit not come unless t h e y a re solicited and buying dollars to pay the int erest on th* Dixie H i g h wa y bet ween St. Aug- |mlr|, to ,|„ with o u r successes and • creamed in n terrifiml tone. •oh nation xvith him. This action again shown Hint they c an nave money by their debt to th • United St a te s with u‘Hi" and Jacksonville, « r un of two „(an(| rvJI)|y to help ns ri>cover from Henry " caused rumors t hat tin formation of trailing in Sa n fo r d and t h a t if only Kiefi'h currency, which al^o would h -. he met fifty-nix automobiles , flur fa (|urt.a." • a no t h e r Fact a cabinet with participa fifty new s hoppers ar e brought here have a tendency to depress t h e Paris ts iiing license t a g s of o t h e r stntes p Richardson, of the Richard' l io n of Fuscisti is a possibility. Spec- the money spent on the advertising is N E W B RUNSWI CK. N. J , Oct 27. rnU, an'i with t o u r is t s a b o ar d all b o u n d 1Bon.Mnrsh F r u i t C o mp a ny .was a n ­ The d r am a ti c st or y of a w oma n (;<>rnmn ma rk s hovered slightly illation concerning solution of the money well s p e n t * ' pounceil as a new Rot ar ian. f a r m e r —t ha t she had witnessed t h o ; nj,ovu their low record to dat e, 2 1-8 crisis agr ee it will result in the a d ­ • 1 ■ The club voted to p a r ti c ip a te in the : Mills Hall m u r d e r and had identified ,.,n U n hundred. vent to power of Fnscsti. either alone CLEMSON WINK CLOSE O N E Ha r d i n g t h i n k s annual meeting of the Hi-Y’ clubs of both the slayer and n w oma n who nc or with Giolotto, Orlando or Snlnn_ ____ ________ ARMY S H O U L D HE tjK. state, ext endi ng e ve r y aid to the compnnied h i m —today electrified New |( dr a in case F a c t a cabinet ^mssibility C OLUMBI A, S. C., Oct. 27.—Clem-|*o|( | S SLAIN KEPT AT 125,900 y ^ C, A. authorities. The meeting Brunswick. mention is dissipated. son College de fe at ed the University of ' MRS. CARI .ETON ---------*will Ik* held here nnd it is understood the Rev. Edward Wheeler Hall a nd Sout h Carolina in t he ir annual foot- • , \ t II VVIIL!. MONTANA k l l . L I F E K H E A■DS Intii g a me m av t t he s t a t e •••! f a r mviv here today •• •• . ....... the R cy . Tdward Wheeler Hall «nd i ______ . «•* ^ • r S i r x ; . i , , i ~ ' , . i d c n i ■•» * « « • " ' • • “ * ......... ..... •*'" C U B S N E X T SEASON 1by a »coro o f .1 to 0. The aerial g a me join in the work. Mrs. E l e a no r ' Re i n ha r d t Mills, a singj <nr t i »p Aasortnivd i*rrsa) f Harding’s belief that the r e g u l a r a r m y , ... . . n • in his choir, were found u n d e -r a ', H AV.R E . Mont., Oct. 27.— Reverend ) ma de the score by iierial route «t its present s t r e n g t h - 1 2 000 offi Visitors a t the m e e ti ng wef e: Ro- „r .......................................... . # . ■ - tho ....................... rers and 125 000 m e n — Is " a s small Marians J. G. Dent*, of New York Ic rnha ppl e tree on the^ Phillips f ar m. Kdwaru j . ( hristlcr. rector of th? St. ( | | | ( AGO. Oct. 27. William Kill!- possible T he Cl cms on plnycrs could Nntinnnl**, wnn to W. p. Arnold nnd C. C. Roper of I" little when t hey tried bucking tho Since then conflicting nuthoritioi Marks Episcopal Church here and f •r <»f t h r “^should he c o nt emp la te d unless ther e ,1 — iniiaij of Milk River Valley was r i i ^ h l r * hi i i o i n t c i l m a n a g e r o f th<‘ i urnlitin line, Imt xxith forward passes Jacksonville, C. II Tllden of Oak have wrestled with theories and onun should he a decided c h a n g e in mili­ - ' . . t nnd m-tiintly killed in his home • itli* fi*i t h r •*••»»•*«•»» o f ahi) they sexeial t i me- worked within tary conditions t h r o u g h o u t the world." *' ** 7'* n \ T ' lsl ter theories, nrresti'd a world war v e t ­ earls today Mrs Margaret . Carle at Mi* nnriiial -h»» kh«»li|rrfi’ lilrrtlll^. st ri ki ng il - tafii e of the l nrolmu goal. er an anti turned him loose, indicated ' stated in a l e tt er to Se cr et ar y ‘" r »' ° r.lnn‘,°' wLrv of mrm K t i l l f i j t i n r !•» t h r <’uhn in tho t hat f u r t h e r ar rest would be made. t i i member of h ' c o n g r e g a t i o n and 'Y- eks. made public today by f e e war 1,,,r* Orlando Sentinel, denied it the next, nml all the t i me v He »( f or me r district judge now re w i n t e r of I’.HT willi Ins buttery mate, H! I I'A! (), N Y , OcL u27.—Carl department in o r de r to c or r ec t any one of the most intricate m u r d e r mys- -nling in California, declared to have Grover Alexander, for $50,000. Af t er Jacobs, a me mb e r of the MnrtinsviUo The same man who opposes the t a k ­ nnsapprehension ps to .the size of the lories t ha t engaged thu int erest of the 5. on rector’s slayer Mrs Cnrlctun serx m g in the a r m y duri ng Ihe w o r l d , *’ immunity football t eam died today army asked f o r in t he hid g e t cstimntos ing over of the coal i n d u st r y by the rom-uitted » liritle. war. Kdl i fer r e t ur n ed t " the club sue fr om injuries received in a game Sa t fnr 192J. g over nment would he found readily c ount ry in years h n s A e n o unsolved, Now with the full story made pub | — -----------* r e ed i n g John Ev er s ns pilot about the^, urday. Holies n the spilul column be. a gr e ed if the g o v e r nm e nt woyld t ake middle of the 1921 season. lie of the woman f a r m e r — Mrs. Janci iTie He ra ld for Post Cards. ing dislocated. Read the advertisement In this l««ue. jover carrying out the aihe«. MRS. GIBSON ORLANDO ROTARY WIDOW OF SLAIN RECTOR CORROBORATED CLUB ME E T I N G AND BROTHER ARE NAMED IN STATEMENT FULL OF INTEREST BY EYE WITNESS YESTERDAY 'five k illed \UTO COLLIDES WITH FREIGHT ijl And iMnny Forms of Amusement That Had to Ho Cut Out at Tho Park v t vm■ll • ! • ■ ■ - j UM • 1 As B c j u g *1’onncctcd With tin* ( rime Miirder ‘ £ It;tilua\ Workers Alleged Confession Dvnnniiiing Home ( l>(It* Line Reports Ilie Greatest Tourist Movement in llislor> f T 1 EASCISTI HEAD ARRIVES AT ROME VISITS PREMIER |»v I „ x ., * * J -- ■ > • . »y•-» I y v. -v �t W*^”y i.. . f ,^>?'■ Tf*.•^ .*•: . rm»- V t t * ■t ^ .•*$ -.l^fh-_y•. CA »T r_^* . *. *T?V- -.. .- ^*T- ' ■ RKBBRH. L J w-Vt ^ c . *+z~\ IV r . ■ '0 m . • - -*--- i . •.- v ’+v» •’ i -l .. •• ♦—?* - THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, OCTQBER 26, 1922 PAGE SIX >| in) hospitality w e r e Mrs. H o w ar d P. I S O C IE T Y )#v • S m it h , Mrs. J. B. Lawson, Mrs. J. B j Col eman, Mrs. Ben Caswell, Mrs. Don Sm i th , Mrs. J o h n S m it h , Mrs. J. C. }l«#nnott a n d Mrs W. Morton Thi gpen ______ ^ H S . FBR1) DAHf l. lt , Hnciety F^Ulor Ph o n e 217-W Iff yon h a v f n n j ffrlrnda f l a i l i n g J o I' ^IK I N K i l l 11.^ T- uV T hT n ^ *• *» ** LOCALS *» aa Ra T O N I T. H T W IL L IA M B* Oa I l K I I Mi h ( l«i;H 14-* d t ‘ ■ J i l l il !; l } ; ' r ■ . “THE LADY FROM LONGACRE” , Looks like more rain hut not more erniMiti at In i.lge at her home "ii Mhk lest U’e a l e i In '• <-y birds ill Snn India ave., t he g u e s t s included the ford. SOCIAL CALENDAR ---------m e m b e r s o f the F o r t n i g h t l y Bridge ---------F r i d a y — Mrs. Claude l l or nd o n a nd Club. IL J. Holly and son, Regi nal d visit A story of a y ou n g nobl eman who Mrs. G. \V. Sp en ce r will e n t e r t a i n B r i g h t colored field flowers wer e e.l Orl ando y es t er da y on liusiness and helps n prinepss to escape n forced at n Miscellaneous S ho we r a t t he most ef fect i vel y used In the rooms pl eas ur e a nd renewed old acquaintm a r r i a g e and wins her for his h o m c of the f o i m e r on Magnol i a wh er e t h e c a r d tables were a r r a n ge d , ance and m a d e m a n y n ew ones, bride. Also n — ave., h on o r i ng Miss E l e a no r Roberts T h e h o u r s pa ss e d quickly in t h e • — —— a bride elect of nevt m o n t h , at 8 : 3 0 ‘ a bs o r b in g g a m e of bri dge played d u r The Seminole Au to C o m p a n y hnve p. in. mg the a f t e r n o o n , hi gh score being polled t h e i r new g a r a g e in t h e Hynes Friday* W o m a n ' s Club Day’ at F o u r t h m a de by Mrs. B W. Herndon who was building on Pa rk a venue* nnd are s t r e e t P a r k f ro m noon on. a w a r d e d n h a nd ma de s huppi ngbag. ready for all kinds o f r e p a i r work. F r i d a y — T h e D r V. H ow ar d, C h a p t e r T h e r on s ol nt io n a br id g e slate, we nt Wat ch for t he ir a d v e r t i s e m e n t in t he; F r i d a y A S a t u r d a y — Giorin Swnn* V. D. C. will m e e t nt 3: 30 p. m. ut to Mrs. G. (J. Bishop of California. Daily Her al d. son In “ Her Gilded C a g e " ; also Fos t he P a r i s h House. At the eonel usi on of the c ar d g a me — ----News nnd P a t h e Review. ---------* the h os t es s s erved d ai nt y sal ad courkc. Ar mi s t i c e Day in S a n f o r d t hi s y e a r . S a t u r d a y —Cecil inn Music Club will Those en j o y in g this p r e t t y p a r t y p romi ses to be a g r a n d big d a y with r=ifT7i r p i r i l o l l o i r r i l i y i l f r l l F l P ^ l f c meet a t . 3:15 p. m. nt t h e studio wer e Mrs. G. DBishop, Mrs. B W. much of t h e foolishness cut out. It 1X1 LtU ILII—11— II— II—II— 11— I___— LL=. of Mrs. F a n n i e Muns bn on My r t le >He rn d o n , Mrs. L. P.McCullor, Mrs. F. will he a b e t t e r d a y in m n n y r e s p ec t s ;----------------------------- — ------------ave.. Miss Mnblc Bowl e r will be the Miller, Mrs. H a r r y Lewis, Mrs. G. G. nnd the m e r c h a n t s will close t he s t o r ^ t a Ha 0* Ha Ra n s s i s t a u t t nl e nt . Bishop, Mrs. Ge or ge K ni g h t . Mrs. p . verybod^’ will t u r n o u t to pa y r es p e ct s n j --------• L. T h r a s h e r a n d Mrs. F. E. Roumillat. to the m e m o r y of the hoys who f o u g h t ^ ** Mon d a y- Circle No. 1. Methodist for us nn lot GOLDEN WEDDING ---------Ch u r ch will hnve Hnl l owe’en p n r t y 04 nt the ho me of Mis Tom A d am s nt T ue sd a y, w as the fiftieth miniverT |l)>n. a r ,. more Dollar Day nd vo r Fop F | ori(| „. showers to­ 8 . p. m. s ar y of the m a r r i a g e of Mr. a n d Mrs. t i s e m e nt s in this issue a nd t h e y a r c ^ h t nnd Fr idnyt not m u c h *« l a k n r h , Sr. a nd the occasion was np n ud b a rg a in s . Dollar Dny is t o m o r Ra change in tempernture. propi nt el y c el e br a te d t h a t e veni ng nt row and it p ro mi s e s to he one of the M o n d a y — H al lo we 'e n Dance nt Pnrim , k« ish H o u se nt 8:30 p. m. gi ven by St. the home of Mr. and Mrs. J u l i u s Tuk biggest snles day' in o u r hi s t or y. Much m i s j i c i i q i i j f s i S a i a i H a i ' a itch on E l e v en t h strtfet A gn e s Guild. of t h e success of f u t u r e Dol l a r Days The a t t r a c t i v e home was beaut i f ul l y ,|. pends u p o n the success of t o m o r H E L P T H E B U SY M O T H E R Mondny— Mr s J o h n (.'.S mi t h will en- de cor at e d f or the occasion gold nnd row. Get o ut and help to m a k e it a t e r t a i n t h e m e mb e rs of t he Seminole wh i t e being the color motif. Whi t e big d a y . . . . . . . . . . r, . , . , , . . . , , • , , | ' In the Daily H e r a l d in an ndveritscB r i d g e < lull nnd n few e x t r a g u e s ts and gold fes t oons w e r e fa st en e d from ---------’ nt “ br i dg e, c omp l i me nt m g Mrs. Ho the c or n er s of the rooms to the chan T l v m a n y friends of J u d g e J a m e s ,n" nt on , h , ‘ *"K‘iwl l' ,,lli"»r at w a rd S m i t h , a t :o'clock del i ct s and s u s p e nd e d from thi s.’ were s h a r o n e xt en d t hei r s y m p a t h y in the t* ntioii to the ‘Help t he Busy Mo th e r" ) -----l ar ge white weddi ng bt'lls (Jold color ,,f his b r o t h e r whose d e a t h oc- and "C l ot hes for t he Kiddie" at t h e ' F j Gonzales of Del.an.I was in • <1 shaded l i ght ed a nd gold lighted , u r r ,M| „ t t h e old home in Quincy. Mr. ,.(M,g,.d f,MMj s n| e a „d N o t h i n g a nd the c it y y e s t e r d a y calling on his local # idle, . ast a mellow glow over the a nd Mrs. S h a t o n hnve r e t u r n e d from f ancy wor k sale t ha t will Ik* p u t on c us t o me rs . p r e t t y scene In t he d i ni ng room, tjuiney w h e r e t hey a t t e n d e d t h e f u n ­ by t he N. do V. Ho wa r d C h a p t e r --------t h e table m e ce nt e re d with a lar ge ,.r n |, l|j« m o t h e r nccompnnl cd him I 'ni l ed D a u g h t e r s of the C o n fe de ra cy Mrs. II. W. S he pa rd , and Mrs. J. W, wedding cake, iced in gold color icing, bum,, and will remni n in SnnfoTtl for S a t u r d a y a f t e r n o o n a n d ni g ht in the Wiley of Miami a r e s p e n di n g a short nd pract i cal l y decor at ed with flowers, some time. % st or e room next to the S a n f o r d Shoe t i me her e at the M o nt ez uma Wound the c a k e were fifty golden -------- A C lo t hi ng Co. A beaut i f ul s pr ea d --------i candles in gold candle sticks T h e m O u r t h a n k s a r e due J o e Ball for \x ill be given a w a y a nd o t h e r bonuti Mr and Mr J oh n Hall a nd Charl i e f ir - hn o -n t * o . i i ' i - l m i ’ ••{ peach ice a dver ti s i ng the S a nf or d H er al d on the Cil a r tn I. - will be sold at prices so Jnn.l • . . Ill i• . I w III’• u .! g o ' d • -ik• . c a r n i e i . hanl ^ t- n e i g h b o r i n g t o w n s Iasi I ■ run rig ' to- i cut h e a p that tin x will s u r p r i s e you all ci 11 \ . i 11 s. In no , 4.lit' I.,.irrn t) t h e a dvert i s et ni - i i t f tile money will i.e spent for a good I . . i o . I In" , ■ • • i' '*1! I e 1 X- wttli be a n . | s,..| " th i s |» t he I n g g e - i t .. *4*• 1 b . . . 1 • I In ti p ■ ll«lp 'le- D a u g h t e r s ^nd ■f I i.i x folia • * A . ' I I ,1 i. I........... b ' • I X* I .it| o \ e I... . , j.'|l.|.-h.-d 111 Sel l l l l l ob |i '• P ••••'llscif at tin- s ame Mute Rend •- i d alt ■ ' . • . , - . I. .' tiling , •• - ■ , i I- ill- Hilly Hill 1 , . . t? u ' ■ | | .| \et t Isemetit in this issue. I . - ■) . "' , ' 1 1V ' 1 ■ ' ' " !l the I t.1 -bed III I ii - . • mt v j o e kttexv f *' \ 1. ' " • • • ■ ............. I 1 i . ' • ’t.. 'i .til alld lie . ou..| |S" Jt. Utint . Osteopathy 2-part Century Comedy I ^ ■ n f \ [:;A ^ .*\ 8 f t p •’ THE WEATHER ■ * »l£ j ’ I i ’* - -I:;. > U . •- | i,; J» » If- i • * pi -* •# .1 p*t r: I! T ;kf ♦* . I.i. - -’•» i i * « * 9 > \ ,' • ?r A i « •. i i i> ? •i ' : ■ • 11 1 M , ' . '- ,. t 1 \| . 1, •, I 'L l 1 .'ii II 1 r " 1 1. III.to . l i r . V e l *1 k ' 1t ? in 1 I f -’- p p i n g 1 It. • m- I. a* e t .. • M . .. Mi l •i» •I I • I'. Ml. ' 1 ■o b . XX • I x .- 1-..XX II > f . -ft i-l ... g a in -aid . X i ' . | \| I S I . k .1, il XX. I e t be I e I1 .-I in.xii. f r . - nd - of S e n a t o r IlUtl i iitn-ii.il room f'*r rent 107 West 183 'Up TIiir<! St | I. t in i xx. r. g l a d t o h a v e I n n F o r t he convenience of o u r c u s to m e r s hnvu n g .. , l and c o n t r nc l s and so f o r t h , we will receive > 1111 | , r duo on t h e s e; credit t he a m o u n t s so receiveil to i|,, innke a n y o t h e r d is t r ib u ti o n r e q ue s te d ; render mini- .Ii*!. each p a y m e n t ma de ; nnd keep u r r u r n t c recur■d- p. !•.«,; t r an s a c ti o n s . / . ■ l{x p ■ . V* ■i Jr* »!' - >* ; •■ ^; ••I"t f• {j plllk .|ll« ' f , X ’ •' . i■ „■ | I.. , ' b I. I • l ' •I t X i. " li t- 1 f i ot n b - l o n g a u t o tri p • c •! p i' " ■nb ’ '.r • - <A . ’ "-ch funds with"•Ut colb-. | • f or a n yo n e wi s h i n g to t r a n s f e r m on ey t o this bank f< .» banic in t h e c ount r y. - The Seminole County Bank SANFO RD, F L O R ID A STRENGTI1---------------- PROGRESS ------------------- SE RVI CE Woman’s Club Dinner % A Fine Home-Cooked Cafeteria Dinner Scxerl Friday, October 27 At Fourth Street and Central Dark. 12 to I MUSIC BY SANFO RI) HAND - M E N U Turkey, with Dressing nnd Cranberry S a m e J’-sniiloped Oysters Creamed Dotatoes with (iihlet (iraxx D elis pic V Dois nr Salad Hot Itoils with Hotter Die Die a la .Mode Ice Creahi and Cake ’ n.ai 11* . . t . f ’il i*• f • • . a m o n g ' .i . 'd. I no! . n • f f ■ i s l.,g v a l u e s m Mr t . I i . a ' \ • i tno-u a nd lit • . ' . •. . I e f | l . e , | W.I I. (S. d it. - i| | . ha !•> <t, i a I u p t Ii \, I 1: 11 ■ .t I lax w i n l ow F r i d a y (• .■ t ;; m. ' I . i - . • tit- f m i •ii 1 >1 . da X til th> " t e a l e s t a t e s ' 179 ltd |N H o n o r n | M I S II I* <MI I II : d t ' . p p ' i l o f f h> it t.< \t >i t his s i s 1 Ib ’ • ........... Is I M e n d t h • 'r coll ,. r r< II H u d d l e s t o n at G e n e v a M> II I t X P'.tdnt, e'.t It., fled I Illtill ’ - 1 f *h. \ inn . lit .dg. i bit. 1 ' ’ u he s a n d h o p e , , ).. . , %. r • -II l i e , left thi s ' L# iii\ i * . . . Ii'ij .it t- r h« ir * t, ii | | . . , / . ii, ,» 111 1 !• g*.' • . . -. idax a f *et ■...... ’ ■ » i» i •if v\ Th Mi ! I 11|i| • ? »»u f **r i Hi' at t e l <e ' ' • I l o t t o a x e . Colli I'l irr uiul wi l l s p' rul s r \ n a l ilay** thr r . i pilin' i • i \| i I low r, r«l I* S until. f " ' ‘ v**"»*••? ">• bi ded ( . f l i p . t., Ja.ksonville XXII I- I ' •• •• "k f"| \ \ . st I'.I IIII , l '" ' h‘ f fo, a s hort xa. a t m , , Fletcher Bcai b xx he r e s h e \x ill m a k e ln-r f u t u r e . A p c i ' l s to be c a l l ed back t o W a s h i n g hol m T l o t i xx e r e t xx *> t ab l e o f p l ay t.RI-: \ I I * \ N M M l I ' l i n n i s r i o n s. ..j, t"i a s p e tal 1 1 rn\ o f C o n •r ( III ID II Tin • n a l..r I- . ...king f in alld I a ’ • ' . 'I ' la Xa X'• ' 1 ’ 1 • * 1 f. I " -,x . - - '■'-'H’n, F u r t h e r m o r e , wo will collect "tt | IHC IV ’M Coffee and Tea Sanford’s New Store \ 1■ 1 1 D 0 N T BE BOTHERED WITH MONEY CALCULATIONS R U SSELL — IN— t Jprii f oni i n at cour t liouV' tonight. K n l o r t a i n i n g ... her usual c ha rmi ng • |M»««nl rnrd In thi s d r p n r l m r n l , *>*>■>■ n m| I'r.UlnUH mHIUMT Ml'S. <MM»r#4* A. l a l n l l a , or I r l rp h o n r Ike Item. Il wl l , We g r r a l l y nppr r r l nl r d. * , IM WJI.H host*'!** y V H lv n U iy a l t l l ll: ■ I B miHiiEin Bisimiwiiaiiiisi si I'h o iiF \r> The Churchwell Comp 10 S t o r t ' s in ( J p n r i ' i a - I • .X ' I • II i 't. pop > lit d all It' -x $ ’>(! j) fiV f t }Y I It •x :. ill* guilt. I l . el.i at'd .t 1 1 Hu .. . bn k I' of bri dge played, t h e prize for high Bishop Anns xvor th will p r each, and d<? score, a gold lace v a ni t y xvas won by aln a te t he . h iirrh Mr s ! |! i ..b i n . in. M i s S m i t h w a s p i e - i n i , . | . d. i. nl x linn.| m a d e ha nd kerchief lb-bop \ r i n xvonb «.ce o f t he tculx g t . .1 i n . l i . i c o f t he S o u t h , : . . - *c ■ I... *bi'ii .1* II- f v - ' ' i peni i\ i xx. i . . ! . I »o ■' i g i ' i . .11 ' ' f i o .fill d " ed t e a i. . M' fib. I' iis|. ■id - ' i • ■ i1 I'ln M • : h o d i - t s are . T n g t •.. ' I. . *h gi . a t .fay • •I , - I •- • x I Li 11\ 11» • 11 \ no 1 III I I I"lot . i • p l a n n i n g a l a g day ' l-i 1• I . xi r l • i.i ....... . . 1 .I.. "s ..Ilford V.o.i-' .1 I ,-x •• . ■ - o' t 1 to ... I . . ki ng Till t.l y.'IH t I , , |.i V l L" • I • 1 I. -I"I ,|t "| I'li' 1 . 1 111 _ lit Iti-,-- or. t l \ 1llli-l. . I»a\ 1 el.-I.ll We will allow you $1.00 on the purchase price of a new electric iron, for any old iron you b rin g up. GUARANTKKI) IRONS $5.00 AND UP -P h on e 1S1-J . . . HELP. . . For the Busy Mother KLOTHES FOR THE KIDDIE Fancy A rticles Friday—Dollar D a y NEWS , A DOLLAR FOR ANY OLD IRON 105 Pa lmetto Avenue I Delicious Cooked Food Beautiful Spread to Be Liven Away Satur­ day Afternoon and N ight' Next Door to S a n f o r d Shoe and Cl ot hi ng Co., by N. deV. Howard Chapter of the U. I). C. 'i on ha d .< till.' m e e t i n g at t he elaka I 'ii. b i g R oom Motnlay a nd tin > e n j o y I • 1 a fine dlltnei . a f t e r the dinner xvas servi'd they br^iught u p thx' many plans and at t h e close of the meet i ng exeix thing xxa.s all (). K. for tin* lug day. One of the most i mp o r t a n t t h i ng s that xxas b r o u g h t up was the pa r ad e ami this js t h e big t h i n g of the day. Ever yone is u r g e d to have a float in the pa r ad e a nd all those who xx ill elltei a float in the pa ra de be lire and t u r n your n a m e in at I loyd’s Shoe Store. The mo re xx r have the merri er. A no th e r very i mp o r t a n t subject hro't up xvas the d ecor at i ons fur llu< day and xve xxant ever y m e rc ha nt and business man to help us 011 the de co r ­ ations. T h e r e xv/i.s a c om m i tt e e appoi nt ed to | call on tho m e r c h a n t s a n d explain a proposition t hnt Geo. W. S t e w a r t , of the Ar t Decoration C o m pa n y at St. Pe t er s bu r g, Fla., b ro u gh t to the Ame r- 'I iean Legion a nd it is a good one. Mr. Stexvart has a fine proposition to o f ­ f er anyone wi s h i n g to decor ut e f o r the day. The c o mm i t t e e on thyt p a r ­ t i c ul a r Hiiliject consi st s of J oe Hutchb o n , S h e r m a n Lloyd a nd Ge or ge G. Merrillg, si. XXben you see ally of tlietll <> tiling I" y o u r p e >.f hiiMtn-ss yon xx ill kto.xx dial tlu-y xxj o t you to .let «.rate fx.r tin lug day We xxaiit the xx hole t.ixvo de cor at e d for t h a t day, t,nil we hope to baxe it so, by t h e way* in which the m e r c h a n t s a r e c o- oper ­ a t i ng with ii -The He ra ld delivered, 15c p e r week, to do nil kinds o f job pri nt i ng. LADIES’ DEPARTM ENT MEN’S D EPA R TS I N I Yards 12 Pairs WINDS*)’ CREPE $1.00 iOc. SOCKS $ 1.00 IV 2 Y a r d s 1 Pairs PINK BATISTE $1.00 ‘ Six 35c SOCKS • . LADIES’ GAUZE VESTS $ 1.00 LAUNDERED COLLARS $ 1.00 5 Pairs Children’s % Length MEN’S DRESS SOCKS $ 1.00 S IX \ $1.00 THE CHURCHWELL COMPANY First Street SELLS it for LESS . Welaka Block �da fin t and second men­ tioned and disapprove* the proposals third and last mentioned and urges up­ on its membership to give assistance to every means tending to the adopt­ ion of t h e amendment npprovod and the nbsolutc. rejection of the ninendmeiits disapproved. And he it further Resolved, that the state press he in­ formed of this action which is'the r e ­ sult of due do] ibe r a t ion and full dis rusxon of ths open s e ss o n of our citi­ WILL BE THE GREATEST , ENGINEERING FEAT OF AGE Surpassing- in Work and Final Cost the Panam a Canal W A S H I N G T O N . Oct 25 The pro posed N o r t h River Bridge, spanni ng t h e Hudson from t h e c e n t e r of New York City to Weehnwken, N. J., will be, with its connect i ons a n d terminnls. “’the most s t u p e nd o us engineering work vet u n d e rt a ke n , s u m n s s i n g it. t h a t respect a nd nlso in fi nal cost t he P a n a m a Canal , " a cc or di ng to Repr e s e n t a t i v e E r n e s t A c k e r m a n , of New J e r se y . T he plans call f or a single s p a n of 3.000 feet, w i t h o u t a single pier in t h e river, h u n g on four, imniense cables s u s p e n d e d - f r o m termin- FOU SALE CUJ^ -Small payment and 1,1 ,ow,*rs '’H5 f«>et high, or CIO feet balanre like rent interest In- higher than the famed Washington eluded in m onlhlv iovrncnls 'I..... .... in ihi. city. . -0.-0. v.l„c of the .tooo but to pro- *"» >» ™"l" d ,th" ■«» buys -1-room m itotic with' bath. The bn.Ice will n.nt.ui) tf.l).noo t o n . the »tccl ncainat the wrathor. Tho J’™1 " " k“ *K° but t Itl not enter upon S , . ,n d X t “ S , |. fine -DM . » ........... .. * in ...... t i n , o f , b „ K i r t h o f Km.rth brl.1,0 h '« " ™ ■ * »b»" Fharp, m a n a g e r of t his district, neighborhood. For further in- i,I! lh,‘ f,v*' u' 11 kMuwn E as t River trf|nuvx a p e r p e t u a l f m e e o f t hi r ty * headijitniter* in O r l an d o m a d e rnrniiition address "G. K.” rare ,,r‘liu''s enmhined, ami which f ar ex painters y e a r in atnl y e a r out. Af ter re.o iling one end of t h e br id g e in from c^n,,Rc - Mr* I h a r p hns Itecn i n t-filp 1,1 Li nn a ge of steel in all the of Herald. e x t - l m g b ri dges s p a n n i n g t he tthi", three to four y e a r s , the p a i n t e r s re- 1 ^'**rge of the Orl ando a nd S a n f o r d (A Eli AI HORSES fer sale. Sen \| ix-utir in*I Mississippi river* . . i n •■on t.. t l .....thev end for t he next ,ll!,tri,'ls a n d' w fl l still bo in c h a r g e of FOR SALE-?,: CHELLE M A INKS LAW YER — Court House I luinmi. Kjw hr aruined Glasses Designed Henry McLaulin, Jr Opt. D. Optician-Oplomctrisi 212 East First Stre-t Snnfnrd, Fbt. Examined tllasses Fitlc<1 TOM MOORE OPTOMETRIST-OPTICIAN Opposite Postofflre Sanford. Fla U*-tfc FOR S A L E $ itIO r ash and month!) pit) m e n u like rent, will b u y wn nlmost new ntiunc of I rooms a nd hath. lot 30x117. in good p a r t o f 't o w n , near school and st or e St r ee t will be paved soon. For f u r t h e r i nf or mat i on address H ou se " c ar e of Herald. Irt.Vltp SIXTY T H O U S A N D STRAWl 'U’k l t Y Plant.* from no r th er n stock. $ 1 0 0 per t hous a nd, f Monroe, Fla M I to vie. l .t 2filp '•It > AI E Sp' endid apartment house, t hi r ty rooms, payi ng pro *■.■s 111..11 Crate City House, 112 M y r ­ tle Avenue. 101-tfr ELTON J. MOUGHTON ■ i f I C FOR KENT Aon tint find Ihe name of every live IhiHinees Man in S a n f o r d in this Column each day i *ii i 1 *R 111 1 l ’nrrush»-il bed room and IUI k i tidu net t e, ".ltd F!m \ v e iKIllitp Ra h ( i R R E N l Fu r n is h e d a p a r t m e n t s , ■a F e r n a l d A p a r t m e n t s , 3fla E a s t 1st R-i St Hi-f tfc & id * q tm *a as AA'r'l! Dye For A’ou HON TON STEAM I’llL SSL lH b e n t X AlrTv ee. I *r «•pn r i . K A N I N G DYEI NG, Ai I El! I NG Work i aled for and delivered Rhone Ifil-J----------314 Went FU"4 Si “W E DELIVER THE GOODS'* Quick Service T ran sf er SI ti rage Facilities If we please yo u , tell tel! u s others, Phone if not to- SANFORD Machine & Foundry Co. General Machi ne and Boiler W o r k s , Cylinder G r i n d i n g ; Del.uxe Pistons, Fly Wheel St eel Gear l i a n a s ; Crank S ha ft * R e t u r n e d --------------— Rhone 112 GILLON & FRY i I if. At . i: ' Aj ’ r' ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS We *t in j h o u* e l.ighls mid Appliances New Line nf I'i xt ur e* 123 W ins( First Street i the g r e at Brookl yn Bridge, hailed t many y ea rs as ihe greatest* F u l l K E N T Rooms a n d k i tchenet t e * Shi rl ey A p a rt me n t* t ;"*exilc post vf f n i . . p t a ir2* tfi I'D; 111 . I p .iik I !ii, *1 i , 1 . 1m. a | ai t.l.m ti t A . e. ti it d would l e i [ ’ i l l e ten a V li me: • pi WANTED 517 Commercial Street—Sanford, Fla. B. W. HERNDON IN SU R A N C E FI R K— AUTO AGENCY BONDS Shinholser Contractor nnd Builder Florida .1 t Besides a ll o wi n g for g r e a t e r humAVE W A N T to r e ch a rg e and r e p a i r m s s e x p a n s i o n arid h o m e b u i l d i n g in y o u r b a t t e r i es . Our s t a r t e r , ge ne ra tot ami ignition r ep a ir d e p ar t me n t is N e w h t s ey a nd a l o n g Dm H u ds on , tin * t..l. . w .Id f IN-1 III t'llli •f war ti . b a r g e ..f an export. Gonirttic ...... ii.it l t It'll), 1ll Ilf 'll1• t > and I MID. Ba tt er y Service RAA i I' f1, V HRo i'lc.fi. |s. Sanford 1.2 if L1*11 R1 N ! 1!11e, t ..in ( 11 , . \ * ........... . \A■ • i 1, ti, at R ,,-h Bio- Bakery Mrs At,me I'http w o t »D F o r S A L E — /At $i.fi<) per cord sa we d a nd s pl i t to a n y meas ur e, <1e livered in S a n f o r d . W i l l ' s u p p l y a ny a m o u n t a nd (rook all orders for delive r y in o r d e r received. I’lcase . wr it e plainly, s t a t e w h e t h e r oak or pine or m i x e . is w a n t e d . — F. S. Vernay, S a n ­ ford, Fla., R o u t e A. lfi9-lmo-(> A ! . tie! I n e v e r r e a l i z e s h ow nil p , 'r i an t ,i mat) c a n fe e ! w h e n the w fe mi vs "Be ijuiet, children, your f a t l i e r is t a l k i n g . " I). 1 1 i ............ .. ■f Hu ><r 1" ’ . f(,,M L' i " ’ (t I' ■ III pat p |, IX**. I I" build Ihe h tn , mi Ink i • • in: was a| I lie to idge lr IIot t, •t till gov e t n i i n n i u cent hi i-roetoil by tin- s ame e n g i n e e r s who built I In Hell Ga te A rili iTridge, with fin raised by t he s t a l e s of New York and New J er se y. Tho only federal partil D,)lh" " "> a u t h o ri z in g il* eii-etum ,,w' r tide, w a t e r , which is un de r gov- . . input, d w i'h th. s ^ ■ 1I fn menwho love a superior tig. i t h a n . cigarette, CI«arettes I5 for I Oc > Ni D Hill .■it fai* Till -i KT* P»y tl j s e n n hing i in l "U‘l;,i1 L’lornia •infer o r tD.i " a l t-ears Now, a ; ka, ■■•na : ’a i f liil * tin *;tk ■ Jintt idly . n. , . i;;t v ,. ,i 11. 1 in for hav e be. ■ 1 11 URID A (.1 \ \ V JKI.I.Y n.-ss m. i SOI D ON P l ’1,1.M \ N S t om will MADE IN TALL AH } S S K K , S l a t e Hat-! by t he mg., (llj 'Phr \ ■siirln l*.l l*rp«*l Rl-ddh k, p r r AI 1 A I I A s S F f . net 27 A l l , R.-.ldt* k f . Florida ten >.i twelve y e a r a go wn* H i r i-1!, ' ' . -it .t.-d over the f a. t t h a t the rail compri se D t o a ds solved in their d i n i ng c a r s in d tn g and 1 Dtis si ate or align mai inaliul. u t a m i f a r a nd 1 R D •RIDA ;v to ■Vtt i v-tU, bull*mo. dtiitk • b eted ’nith, ”iamt, ! J B. •s;„n 1 Rrd- •Hkk, I I M I M I K ■■■■■■ a a The maintenance of a s stantial Bank Balance daily habit of saving, | m\> bigger dividends in SeifRespect, Confidence . iik Prestage than anything 11 which we know. l ■ T•i t JI 1 \A<' t1k Idle - pe e nil h i g h *. ' 1 l t h v i D . r h iin* wdl '• ......... . ltd steel a m illio n now rbe a*bl e to m a k e t h e i r h o m e in m ' b e ii c l' Guilford where they ar e both d e se r ve d , i* being put ill,' g H H e s over t i l e b ri dge would lab-ssstenp t han t hey would h a v e to bo m* sub rive, tunnel s at this point Ihe m a te r ia l s will he of h i g h e r grade t h a n those used at p re se nt in am. m o i s t jru> tom d im s t e e l i ailed for ID Dll 1n-'nof v, vi*j ! be fill pe r cent 11" t. g i r I h i TA til. *le. | u s e d in s t a n d .id*-! l id. p m m n t i o n a nd • h a t t hey b !y pt.pulnr wi t h everyone. T he Bell 1 imliv 'dim' Telejdmne t'o , are f i g u r i n g on m a n y improvement* jn the S a n f o r d pl ant \\ 11 | n | ( i , \ * I D l a nd the new local m a n a g e r i» a pp o in t \ l III ed >Tt order t hat a m a n of experience w ill !.. in chat ge of t h e g r e a t l y on i it, ii.. l a r g . d plant that will some t u n e in i ii AI A " t h e m nr f ut ur e tie built her e to take w a 111 th. it. f the fast g ro wi n g city Die live Red.In k. f ! ■ i ■ ■ i i s t and- At tin • I me Hi |, Infilled the tune re. kutti'd at ten y bri dge was first if compl et i on wan •nr*, hul this has since been c hanpod to fifteen year s. DAI A I lx A <11 AM H E R <11 HIM MER< E VOTES ■ First National ■ Bank j A COMMUNITY BUILDER AG AI N S T A M E N D M E N T |■ Idle following re - id u lion s o f the I i tigat loti, Injunetn.il mill other fa l’a la tk a (dtamlier of C o m m e r ce show tor- have p r e v en t e d actual cons t r ue Du* body as being a g a i n s t t he atldi turn since DBm Wor k was s t a r t e d tumid judges and t h e r ea p po r ti o n i -|ii N. w J e r s e y fi iindatlolls m IH93 on lit but jtet sons livinu tn the vieiiuly stopWlu-ras, tlie Ra l at k a C h a m b e r of piil xx.'irk with an injunction, com- ' oiniiu'rce, in r e g u l a r - s e s s i o n assemp l a u n g of ( h e noises of drills and bird, considers that good g o v e r n m e n t 1 hla-tiim 1 be money panic of t hat ami respect for c o n s t i t u t e d a u t h o r i t y > “ i also had a hand in st o pp in g the by the governed ar e f u n d a m e n t a l s of work, ami before rai l road finances htld the Nation'* p r os p e r i t y a n d set t l ed down ten y e a r s had elapsed. Wher eas , the Ra l nt k a C h a ni bu r t f 1 Late? tin. Wor ld W a r caused a n ot h e r i ommerce 1ms x-o^ed t h a t it ih en I d e la y, hu t now, it w as said, e v e r y - i tirely within the p r ov i n c e o f it* civic! t h i *w 1- ready to go ahead. responsibilities to discus*, p r o s p e r or In tl". me a nt im e , the plans for the reject issue proposed by c on s t it u t e d bri dge h a w been g r e a t l y changed, a ut ho r i ty to the end o f o b t a i n i n g good d raffi. has increased bv leaps and g ov er nme nt and bound* I be p re se nt plans oall for a Whereas, t h e re is pr oposed f or the b ri dge f o u r t i m e s g r e a t e r . t h a n t ho or l- | rejection or app r ov n ! of the vot ers ginal, A ne w location also had to bo at the c omi ng N o v e m b e r g e ne r a l d e c - ! f.miid because t he c en te r of t h e citv lion four a m e n d m e n t s to the S t a t e had moved farther north, and instead ' ■ tut inn having to do with ■■ b"inr locateii .it Twenty Thi r d St , < ' Adjust,,a ri-t iif Millagt for .1- f i-t I>III■111• .i . the N.-xv Anrk ter cts.,i.| Operat i on t" 1 ol will 4,i a it. hi i I .ft y Sevitith >t. i hi M.iiitbly Riivin.-rit "f S t a l e Of i "I t i l e (Itl--I*ltt s t r u . t i a e t Ll. i wi l l . ml- .'■alary. • he Ifi deep foundations of HU feet i. t Additional J u d g e s in Ci rc ui ts diameter from 120 to 200 feet below of 35,000 population. the surface to nick, which alone will t.D R e a pp o rt io n me n t. r equi re several year s work. Many now. therefore, l icit ‘e m i n e n t coiitro!, Second sh eets, H V iill, only 50c per 1,000, while they last, at Herald office. i f | other new problem* must be met.; iix m m m . put , l "’ •'ommcreial work in t h i s g r ou p , ' be policy of the c o m p a n y h a v i n g been ,'h " n‘rwl in r c‘riird to l ho R r ou p plan. ^Mr. Overlin hns been a r e s, i d e n t of ^or R’° Pnf!^ *wo y cnr a and l>c*,n in c h a r g e of t h e c o n s t r u c t i o n bork and h av in g a t h o r o u g h knowl■de c of this work ns well a s t h e o f ­ fices I t* should ma ke a n excellent local m a n a g e r of this plant whi ch is said to be one of (he most c o mp l e t e in the state The many friends of Mr a n d Mrs. <Berlin will rejoice to l e a n t of this i,' i. Ic , . earl y illie on n ec es s a ry costs. 180-5tcj CONTRACTOR and BUILDER -pi i ,| "i i t . . . , I a 11ii .-IituinaD.-r. SANFORD NOVELTY Hallowe'en Dance Mon­ day, Oct. 30th aLParish WORKS House. Orlando Coun­ V. C. COLLICR, RroiiGcneral Shop and Mill try Club Orchestra. Work I’l ll dei: " f the g i e n t We i g h t will lit* feet in d i a m e t e r T h ey will "l erted by brem ze shells. ’. i i , 1• <f steel itl t In* St ot*'h to I to fliottwa) will be iti t wo decks, o ve r the F i l t h of F or t h , t he late 'a u p p e r . a n y p n g the p r om e n ad e s, • 'till hi Itlge i n l he w olid, t o n s u r f ac e tra. ks. a nd a r o a dw a y I'ln--e am! o t h e r breatti t a k i ng fa. • iHIP e r n i n g tile proposed ( tuislrucl "ll, two a nd one ha lf t i m e s the wi d th of t h e a u t h o r i t y f or which is included in i iltli Avenue. rl'ht* u p p e r deck will ! rm a file end w a t e r p r o o f roof over :. hill now (lending bafore e*tltg>’-Die lower deck, wh i c h wdl jirovidu ri tt tilt aim"I m M i V e i n m. , p’ twelve railroad trio ks each capable m a r k s pr i nt ed in the Congressional f . a l l y i n g the he a vi e st ' t r a i n s and Re. "T > as a par t of t h e recor d of d« / tot. , Do I., ■ n tip. H .a-, ,,f If. l b . p-1 | t. ,1 W e i g h t which the tow t . . 1 ' 1 . ■ I In bill f ,v befoj, ■. ■ M . . >n .ol.T. Ml 1 h t l i e n l Si Id e | t l ( n I 1 ’ 11 tint , aid. - will Ifl.'.e l* c a r r y will . [dll pill, l|l III lull* " f the suspended It I not g' V ' 1" 1' ' t . t i T 1 . 1 tit p fi.l 211 i t •R RI \ I I mill lied room, sml able for two gent l emen, also two gat age Apply tiltv t )ak Avenue. I M ntp U AM ED Bov with win el, 327 Sanford Avenue I7‘d I2tp U ANTED < at pent er wants to do your b u i ld in g or repairing. Save w r i t i n g Box 17-1, S a n f or d 171). fit | R H O N E 401 for owest pri nt i ng bid Sent mole 9th and I'rintery, I 'rent h 177 If. ■at, to save the s t r u c t u r e f r o m cormti in the H ud s o n River Bridge that force of men Would h a v e to be ten t u t u s larges, t h e e x p e ns e o f main• a inen^o would he e n o r m o u s , b u t with Do -tee! pr ot e ct e d t h e r e would re m a m only eight p e r c ent e xposed to l lie we at he r. The f our cables whi- b a r c to bear ",'ul will la I J I c o n - f i d e i nMl 1 lb. 1 toig. u I! ot <Jit),i r 11v n ev e r be •tiled upon i" c u rr y at one t u n e more than t.ne f ourt h t h e d e ns i t y a nd maxi moo li.nds fin which it Was d es i gn ed ; !'ii! it was necessary (o provide for a triit .pi.t lat nut . .(ui.il \ and t r a c k a g e •d'.'ti' ei|iml ll t h a t of all f our ipgh ' , oil*, s , . -»• Hi. E as t River com ' -d If p a - -1■ t ht otigh t un ne ls that i"M-,int of Ir.iffh would retplire HI) tut IM'I ill).I. I tip ri ver , iti addition to I t I lI t V t up I d I. , f t|i f .-"I and ' I . pi'es.-t't Ifi rapi d t r a n s i t a nd rad i to ■i 11. t , . ip. no ! " l ' o h > toad tiintads i.vv e x i s t i n g wmili? result. The (in - e a g e r t r u f f l e a va il a bl e over Rediii t u uf itt -ilij'pllig i -. -1 to and the Nor th River 111 i.igt- was e s t i m a t e d h o i n tlic port of New Aork, a nd con- ill Hint) at IP.OOO.tHH) a y e a r; for t he, s,*M"ent benefit to tin n at i on’s eont y ea r 1ft Ifi (lie e s t i m a t e is 21)0.00(4,000, ■■tie, vw .mid follow not im Iiulmg the | (Hi,000,niii) paHscn I lit i.'.g!i t m l c . m t o I o.ti 1 1 oiti th.- cei> vvh<> a t e u si n g the six e x is t i ng u t h ami ■.>111|i cu t lid st Wnil 111 t u n n e b jli'|b'' the N i n t h River In I I .. mild 1" | o f ■1 o ,t. ,| t h e ) , w ill b e 'm ' t , i . thus ono ooo \t In, |. M• i t * |, , ssiric " i-r 'lie DIRECTORY • hined! file Hudson ri ver bri dge Would rufi t)lin , „ „ ri. t h a n ten t i mes t h e turning.uf tht* s t u p e n d o u s Quebec b ri dge , in C a na da , which is t h e longest span in N or t h Amer ica, a nd which took 17 t„ |,M,|d. It would cont ai n tho tv sU.vj ltH t | l(,n . ,,, FO RD S, fluit'ks, Oldsmobiles. flaklamis, Dodge, Cole H, Overland, A R C H lT E tT Chevrolet, .Maxwell for sale, These a rs a r e Into models, and have been re' Room 7. Miller Hide Gm-da-d, m a k i n g t hem very dcsirnldr SANFORD FLORIDA Tt t - I . pro-'pect l • c buyers, and th*■ ra alt l i gh t , With easy term-Old passt-'igers It .t- 11, Motor l ‘o ’ O ’ ■' > Do 11 . MI ft . . . T ■ >U I ir is \ \ , San f .rd 1 a I i r it. OKSIOP AI lilt R'lASIt I \ N * ' ' ■' 1 <1*1 1' t a 111o I 'III r l i g l ' i it of f"t Hupmohil.c atnl Lexington VAelaka A par 1tiient Suite 15 '■ng invoiced;, atnl t he fifteen ,i at W e i ar ry the parts t'i 1'.*. , to .r> Office him rs 1 t I III Lt • . I O'. t|.. 01111)1110111 title 1 III tft ■p. 1 11 d I ' I - 1 n 1d Itp. g i g a n t le t o n i c . , .xtnfurd, Fla. 1 u R Phone 437 I Al l ! t ’ melody saxophone i Angii .man \ikettnan (ire-etit 1 $ 121) lakes ft, half T ' 1 si as new tilat'V ;olv a I ! a g e to tie deri vool ft, .1 fci ** fta PUi ft«4 ^-4 ftda P-U Cs • a ‘-h, 1.alatire $ 1II per month A1It o O', . d 1. o olid fnot >. r trill k - bb lid i i . .ii lie! a Id Office 170 fit p ' ■ l I 1' t ,1 f I . 0 11 ' e It A I t■ to ! n i : *-■ \ H 2 1. ■ . 1. ty 'at..I 'v ' f i t . , •. , I . D iM u n n 11I |, |t I S .1 ’ Mod ft* ■ ■ i t > I te n d \ f <■r 11 i tig ! | ... rn t1 * P c 'o i 1 1 |i,o11<o i r is t ti"w Ra f•• i-<■ Spot i a>h, $2.. '0 .f taken \ !' tdinfieliy iV Son. I s | dh Ra t‘''W IV ’ ’ I Ilf I "I did, V !\ .III,I I)r. W. I). Gardiner j • zen. I'li*1 Griiln*' will h a n g 1 f«>«t above Ral at ka C h a m b e r o f Co mmer ce. waterleve! in the c en te r, t o allow the J. W. H a r t . pas s age of vessels. The solid rock Secretary. f or mat i ons nt t h e t e r m in a l points will Pnlntkn, Fl ori da give sufficient d e p t h for t h e st r on g - October 24 1022. i'*t foundations. T h e Ne^' York t e r________ _ minal is in a l m os t n direct line with H OWA RD O V B R L I N the Qu ee ns b o r ou g h Bri dge ncross IS N O W L O C A L ' M A N A G E R ' F as t River to L o n g Island, which will SOUTHERN HELL COMPANY make n direct line o f t r av e l f r o m New J e r se y l r Brooklyn, T he cable t o w e r s , each c o ve ri ng an Tile m a n y friomtil o f • I n w a r d Over“ r,‘a nt the base 200 by 100 foot, r est - J ln 1,1 this city will be g l a d t o l e n m mg upon H ca is s o ns SO f e et Indiana?- , , ’nt *u‘ ,laB been officially a p p oi n t e d ter. will be Ilf steel Hkelctonry en- the local m a n a g e r of t he S o u t h e r n ■ll'-ed in masonry, not only for the "'ll Telephone: Co., nt this place. He N ow smoked Resolved, t ha t this body approvcfl| H. F. WHITNKIt. Lashirr F. R. F O R S T E R . Rre*ldent Illll' The FOLLOWING SE R V E THAT PURE ELDER SFI W ATER TO THEIR PATRONS RESTAURANTS DRUG STORES— Hell Caf e It. C. Rower’s Seminole t alc lloumillnt & Anderson AVelnkn Restaurant Union Rhnrmnej Valdes Hotel HOTELS— Wigwam Mtmtutima Hotel Seminole-Hotel Cleanliness is next to Godliness Wc invite the public anti all users of ELDER SPRINGS W ATER to v isit tho nnd our method of handling its product. Why 11 • a chance? Your em inent physicians elm ,.that this w ater in unexcelled Qnd ‘u ,P“r ’ makes it m ost beneficial for many trou ) The Ford people nf Sanford as well a* t Western Union recommend this water batteries. , , ... CnFI -phone 311 and have a bottle nf this sent you and protect vour health. H £ nr S p rin gs,/W ater f Cl oor id a SANFORD -s- �PAGE Continue AVOMKN'S AND MISSES’ ALL-WOOI IH-iucJi nl 1-Silk Crepe de Chine Black. Buff, Navy, Judo at All l.ipht anti Dark colors, ■ID nii li all Silk ( 'harineusc. HOSIER! litixKO DRKSSES Wool mixt-d Blankets w hite— uul W hn At Prices that Will ( ampel \ mi to Buy M i x S o A!! W $ 19.95 $ 19.75 I2\.’5ii Pillow Cases, standard niaki W U Wool and Silk in tin newest Fall style up to $20.00 $ 14.75 LOOK AT 15c SPECIALS 152-in. 110-ill. 152-in. 27-in. 1’0-in. llti-in. ■l(>-in. BG-in. Dress (iin^ham Unhleaehed Domestic Marivetta Chamliray Outing Flannel Blenched Domestic Lontt Cloth FAncy Voiles Percales $ 29.75 s t ' 1|n t 11< pi hum I I >i i i i i 1 \ I ’.( MU m y BAG SPECIALS Whit JtlO now Leather Batfs and Vanity Boxes shapes and colors. Values I up to $.‘{.oo t^ lr INFANTS CRIB BLANKETS Ailx III, pink and M m with animal " and floral designs. nid i BRASSIERES, 49c EXTRA SPECIAL l.ooo yards all Linen Ed}{e and In seriion, I to 2-in. wide, special SPECIAL ine imported Scotch Gingham. 152-in. widi range of neat checks and plaids The well knot'll F o i v s t Mills make of li^ht and medium weight, ankle length, lung sleeve, $2.50 value. - i HIGH GRADE DRESSES IKIWN 113 East First Street �M PAGE p Te-s SANFORD DAILY ROAD DEPARTM TALE OF FINANCIAL STRINGENCY h e r a l d 's T A T E P a l i l U h r d r m r i f l t n i M * M f t p t Ran <■ T •( t k f l l r r t K B h I U I m k , lOT Mi i m IIi i « N Ss«f*»4. IMs. !;C ' im Ill iSf :• >’■avS-' iK ?■ 'wM vm ■,I ■m ■ :t , m f pt }■ 1 1 m m .! : U l , MEXICAN CONSULATE CLOSED IN NEW YORK A8 PRO TEST ONLY (II; Thr A M u rln lrd I’ r m ) to to s a t■ GENEVA untn ritlb'ij ,r < OVIEDO . f Tin I" I'll o f -"nt h H o n d a 'll' lid l I g I At" 1 l "i :da all t ti. 11n:i U h it -11it1111 • ft .i-i i n ' t h a t I h, r>- j ,i e ■-i»n*a 11 x t III S" It tl F l o r i d a ....... . mhnv tiiio as t h e ROM I i ,il+i and xx i st Ft" ri-ifa tip nr I.! 0 i ' l i Jitnl I in xx bote mat t **r . M-l III" I la a c a s e o f g e t t i n g e v e r y "i ctioii F l o r i da t o g e t h e r and m a k dig "lie g l a n d n i g s t a t e w i t h o u t a n y d i v i s i o n talk apital removal talk or a n y otbi-T kind o f talk -r Xce pt s pe;aknur good built FI *■t !I da II s ee in " t hai xi e a xx act trig 11 tel " f XUllualile t i me , , 1 .. Mli f1VTH nr..! 1 - ■* i-c■t ' :t-g wi t h fin. i n \ > . . . t b -1 1 \ -f f --tl — 1 r 'f ! 1 . , XI 1 ) \A s t ■• l l ‘i r l i in iil.d " Illi e s t l . o p.eo p !e iia X i s ked flo H e r a l d , why a si bool o f i n s t n j i e t : ,*• and t a k e p a i l 11 1h. ■ n ■ I-a t n i g h t at l he e x i - mp i i f u at '"'l "f Don in Ma so n r y " It is well to s l a t e i hi- work in t h e T h u d or Mii'tci Mn that nol l e o f t h e s e cret Work o f Mas ■h d e g r e e the local lodge h i t h ■ onry is xxritteii a mi the onl y xvny m 1 - . i "i.L f • K o x \\ r ' t largest a t t e n d a n c e in its mine t h a n the world to lenrn t h e Work is f o r a , rtv* l l e s s o f i ii f or m o d b r o t h e r to u h i u m it fi fty YfiirH uf tllHlbn y V '•"unt R ns n« J "bin iileii lull ■t 1 rv l-i't ti .1 Unit m e t < Ilian 2 'U MeMHf x -■r. j -re-. 1 ■r1t in tip l od g e ' lt.|< r xl. \ - . b 1 at , JU in V *h lb, ’ 1 rMilnt ^.1 1 - t- 1 Mar. 11 f r .|e U. . h.i111 111.ill >■1 the 1 nlllllllUi . ii i thi* as V 1 SI VI E 1 V1 It k II" XXII l i mi ug h i Mi t Florida « mi 1 1 r . r i 3] 14 ri r 1 »11 . 11 11 ixl i 1 n ' h> w o r d o f m o u t h f r o m a m o r e in f i l m e d hfother H en ce the Gr and I odg i o f I- 11 ■r id 11 s e n d s out d.s , >m m t l i ' "t xx "i k to t In- -e . . i ., | hrdges ' I i mighwi.t the state to trill h t lie 1' . 1 1 k I 1111 " >t U a l d e l l , W a l l e t lb. |. ■ i 1" 1 1 la • l l l l m t ' I ■ 1 V\M' - ,-tf ' r 1' f ar ­ 11 INCAPACITATING YOUR CURRENCY... ' 11 -1: I'J -I " 'fA ' 1 A IS , 1*■ . , f 1 1 ’ trr» t l"t W. i rdeu. \x Ii. 1 xxa1- u n f o r t u n a t e l y ford . k -A' i k* ■! Jh . 1r1t:1 ii NT l^rf fit I he S o i rnl I hililimttee of the Chr ist • ' t x . | ti. -t T"Hi-.' •! 1 ! . ( f- 1 ' M m M m ! t.-I,', ' - .< Him it* - r 1rh -j i h u a k < !h- -i i ""1 i la hi l .tiih nxor N-i lety gave t h e ir all a. r.-s.s that n loud 11 allowc t a p ar t y a t the Club - II* H m H- ' l l l . - 1"i 1 M 1 11■n 1 ion xx a " This 1 ■ 1 lh> m f o r m a t l u n <.! till' put'll. . I! use I riday night (let 27th m g fi-crn c i | •art- .if I ." n - 1 » ? m "fk that a!i M a s o n s may have the a pp r ov e d wor k, f ro m the commi t t ee, lie xx ho is the sole a u t h o r i t y on the work. " G ra n d Old Man of Masonry Special h a vi ng compl et ed his f or t y seventh ,] \< KSt IN V I I . 1 F. (let 27 in t h e Hast a s T l I I I t D I \ I.L O P E N I N G D a y at the l lornia S t a h F a i r and v i‘iir 111 th <■ xxi.rk h i p f ul M a - t e i , T l l i m t e t l o n g . <>l Sl ' KK It A SUN F' | ' 1 f, 1 *'M- N 1 I\ i;IDU|' f 17 l*> AM, W !i a x . ’ ■<• .i 1 fin ill ■■1 1 \ *t » Ml rh<' " b;1 1. X' niei ulu 1 "I t h e i Crtrtttl | 1l e e SI M t l S l u M u l t H U W .t > ■III.>1 XV 11 b n , Mr lam e, f t u-n sj'l i I! ' * . N EW YORK, Oct. 2 7 . - M e x l c n n Kt Kx Ra R4 Ka gy M Ifj e, . ..uMilutt* g en er al clotted her e today f o u l W.-.h m Sa. TAI I . AH A SS K E , Oct. 20.—T h e erica u n d e r the tux lawn, ns funds |1J(J)n ir„,t r uc tion from Mexican govam r t B L I I I I U I D Mr. a n d Mrs. G ro ve r Lefiies a r e the M»!e road d e p a r t m e n t bef or e closing wer e held p en d in g the out co me of Us (>nMm,nt to BU(,pom, b u s i n cM ns pro-' _________ ___ R l l t N its q u a r t e r l y session s h o rt ly J. IIOLI.T a f t e r ' lit i gat i on t est a g a i n s t r u l i n g by N e V Y o r k I ^ * a ™ l>' o f » « " • U b y boy b on , VNN \ t ti|tN u Re<T* I > r j *Trr ■■■ r «>r J. l.ll.I.AItll miilnight t o ni gh t , ad o p t ed resol ut i ons This litigation imw expected to c our ts a g a i n s t Mexjca in uit b r o u g h t ^ ‘^ e ‘s tiamed R o b e r t Henr y. U t n r n l I l n n R i r r A. MCEL 1 t: . ... n ( M o t he r a nd b ab y ar e d oi n g fine, \dirrll»litK Mmintcrr d e s i g n a t i n g t w o bri dges to ser ve as be s et tl ed in t h e next t wo o r t hr ee *ov Oliver H H. HOM.V i r a d i n g Company. ) ... J * 'MBS! l’k>«f I4M up Io Oi«h» l>. 11. _____ ___ _____ j t h e chicken s u p p e r g iv e n F r i d a y ,.. .iivtitnriuls to the l a t e \V. W Cl arke days, b u t a n o t h e r gloom ha s l>obStl m e m b e r of the d e p a r t m e ut . uj) in the n a t u r e of a quest i on of in night by t h e P a r e n t nnd T e a c h e r s Aa ... " ' 7 A4<rnl >l >( It Htrl M>4* K a u n n The Herald delivered, lfic pe r week Ap pllratton sociation w as well a t t e n d e d . . ‘i,t ' Moth b r id g e s n am e d t o . p e r p e t u a t e t e r p r e t u t i o n of t h c law. loin the t h r o n g s of r eader s. L in ts sm r r Mr. and Mr?. J o h n Phi l i ps have p u r ° r Uhi ' a m w-mi, i , rCL7 i " i " a V " * * * * " the f o r m e r m e m b e r s m e mo r y ar e in! a p r o mi n e n t r e f i ni n g c omp a ny , nf F'konr I 3 - W tress, wha p|u> q chased the M. E. Wicks' p r o p e r t y . --------------------------- ----------------------:-------- Pi nel l as c o un t y , t he Suwnneo r iv e r f,.c t ed by t h e t a x, hns held t h a t gaso 182-2tc I Mr. a nd Mrs. J o h n A n d r e w s of S w a n s o n in u„. W h a t is Ost eopat hy. * " k*r r , p , , ° * ,,r,e* *■ AA*«»e» b r i d ge b e i ng d e si gn a te d as memor ial line sold t h r o u g h t h e c om p a ny 's own i• Vermont a r c s p e nd i ng t ho w i n t e r hero mount jiicturi' atx M o a ' L ’ a So bri dge No. 1 and the s a f e t y h a rbor filing s t a t i o n s is not nasesabl c under w h i c h will t, D-ItvrrvS im f l l y by Carri er liridge us memor ial bridge No. 2. and have r oome s wi t h Mr, Gftbard. the ga s nrt. The law provides t hat Om » w« k .................... ................U Ccat s * Mr. a n d Mrs,’ P n r k o r o f S a n f or d t o n i g h t and tom . , ,. In the Inst hours of its me et in g the whol e sa le gas o li ne t u r n o v e r s he lev Her first p,irt ,• were cal l i ng on f r i en d s S u nd a y. ■ M ra llr# ly rover* N rolao lr C o i M y d e f l a r t m e n f " h e a r d several d e legat i ons jL.(] nt the r a t e of 1 c ent a gallon. The 4tl * ■ 4 I* p o b l t . b r A f i r r y F r » 4 . y . A l t r r •- in t h e i nt er es t of minor road proj ect s, r e f i ne r b r i n g i n g u p t he m a * t c r con­ Mr. nnd M r s . - T , P Wa ke fi el d wore the sister of \ | t, , , , ' " >U| tlstoB rolr* mmdr bnorrn oo t i y U r i * . , . . me mb e r of h ........ in Imke Goin Monday on busi ness 4loo. i i r o o r r a i l r to politico^, t u t p r r 11 ■*'" of which, involving some ex t ends t h a t when t he gas o li ne is dis r'^ij trte< in a screen p o r u li; r*or, to oA.oor*.______________ p e ndi t ur cs , w er e g r a nt e d. Ha Ra W a ke f ie l d’s P r e s e r v i n g f a c t o r y will posed of to its a w n fil l i ng s tat i on, a ,,r ‘ derhaoj to Dick Harthe'm, ^ I B M P K I t T ilt : A SSO C IA TED P R f i l l s t a r t u p t ho f i r s t of n e x t week Fi na nc ia l s t r i n g e nc y was thc dom whol e sa le t u r n o v e r does h ot come r^«>t pie-, Mr. T. II. Kilbe nnd son Wi l li am t u r e will be re.-.,;],.,! p a nr t m e«n t.' rs . .tw< - m M ' i r a s ' S . ' s r f . i t . ' B S J S i ' X i ' - » «i"ng * note not e o f the . h e d e. P. « « about. The Exchange Packing House hns Miss Cornwall I otl now* dlspsichen credited to It or da y m e e t i n g a nd it s erved ns a n nlWhen it is t a k e n into consi derat i on iteen running some this week nnd was in S n n f o r d T u e s d a y </h business, , Ti ool ot herwi se credited In IhU poper . . . . i to sistoi rob Mr. nnd Mrs. W. E. Wi c ks s p en t and also the local newa published most i mp e ne tr ub le cloud, or a ny road t h a t t he se c o r p o r a t i o n filling st at i ons Nelson it Co. will upon u p in a very ' h« »U' Si f td n y with Mr. a n d M r s . Carol C u l ­ equally adept u tl , . , . . . . . , . work involving large outlay. Dur ing have s p r u n g u p like m u c h r o o m s t hr u r.h«>rt while. •( M»r. All rt chl a of ro-publlcatlon of special . ... V g ue ri te Clark m ]• , • dispatches herein are talso reserved the di scussi on, it was a s s e rt e d t lint out t h e s t a t e , t he e xp ec t ed yieltf fr om Mr. a nd Mrs. W. M. W r i g h t s p e n t pepper. •nd vi4 Club m e e t i n g Mo nd a y a t t h e t own the gran d dn ug b ti i ,,f n,'! Rirry. Of fieri IIKIIAI.D IU1ILUISID. I 'beae 14 five million dollars would be needed t h e gas o li ne t a x will bo ma t er i al ly T h u r s d a y In Orlando, mor e in "The < , .r q hall 3:20 p m . f I for next yenr’s fill 1 program of road reduced if t h e i n t e r p r e t a t i o n placed M r T nn d Mrs. Gulley’ a nd f a mi l y of s=j Sanje time -ic Levy B r o t h e r s bologna f a c t o r y will work, while s o m e t h i n g mo r e t h a n , oti it by t h a t r e f i n e r is upheld. .j<' Miami a rr i ve d by nut o Wodnes dny to a I junn.ODO will be requi red to meet their Ori g in a ll y, t he t a x l a w wns designed be t h e g u e s t o f Mr. Gulley’s s i st e r be in o pe r at io n In a b ou t t h i r t y days! herself and Wf'li!1 ' r UbF; Mi Air. nnd Mrs. W a k ef i el d was in versal pictures ob l i g at i o n s. to yield a p p r o x i m a t e l y $1,000,000 an Mrs J. G. Pnrtin. r’lwall nt \ n. | it r a m s on <mr D o l l a r Day born in Brook C h a i r m a n Phillip" said a p pr o x i m a t e - nunlly f o r rond bui l di ng pur po se s Its M r F r a n k N o r r i s who ha s Seen Sa nf or d T u e s d a y on business. 1 r early a nd W om.in's <‘lub Fair. Mr. A. A. Moriui hns sold bis pro y ea rs in the ' ' 1\ ? 128,000 is now on hand and avail first six m o t h s of o p e r a t i o n indicated quite all is i mpr ovi ng t his week. kt di velnped her .. able for use bet ween now nnd J n n u n r y n yield of only niiout $000,000, while P « 4y Mr. a nd Mrs. J a s . Lively a nd t h r ee However, they say it r ai ns on t he . . . ...................................... .. . „ .. . . . . . . . .Mr. amj Mrs. David Levy and lifl' 00,1 A g a i n s t this, the d e p a r t m e n t owes S ta t e , C o m p r o l l e r A mo s believed 't hiidren of Ft. Meade have r e nt e d t fiiL j u s t nnd t h e unjust and we a re n eedi ng * 100,000 in f re ig h t bills, while its would g r a d u a l l y wo rk u p to a round the S. W. Swope c o t t a g e on G r a h a m d a u g h t e r of New York l e ft this week ‘inK is 0,u' " f ,“ 'r { > r* rc*ti.TI, t h e r um a ny h ow not h a vi ng had much for his home, . ^ ' , e s t i m a t e d e x pe n se s for t h e r e m a i n d e r ?750,000. Ave. lately. of the y e a r a r e between $150,000 and T h e p r op os al t h n t a t wo cent s a Mr. a nd Mrs. Mn y no r h av e t a k e n a n , ''I r ' ° Bcnr Nicholson wild ha s been ST Itnn ! IMY *200 000 r n ll on t a x on g a s o li n e be provided by wlhi 11 rnent at the Luke C h a m ; Inn for *1,r9 'ov I,aBt t w,» m o n t h s left to11 ! Muemi'i, \ \ f The Dollar Day idea however, is a Tlie gas o l in e tax yield is still n moot- the next l e g i s l a t u r e h a s been htjprd in ’be w i n t e r da y for D a y t o n a Beach. Mr. Mo- Bar gai n it 1 good ••lie and It shows w h a t we can do ed subject. Coi nt rol l er Amos a few s ome q u a r t e r s of tlie body politic, and Mr. a nd Mrs. C. S. Lee s p e n t MonT ayl or a c co mp a ni ed him home. border* large in iii;> respect next t i me with every ' OMfi * days a g o g a v e figures to slufw t hat from p r o b a b l y a s ninny s ources « lay in Orlando. ^, r * 4 *"'• ' ' Nicholson *s s p e n di n g feit-th mile ! N 1 . *' larp melt iiaqt in tht city j oi ni ng and help oion t han $ mil lion is due from refill I olid p ro te st ha s come. I S Si st runk a mi sons have opened tl,i!( ^ wi t h h e r smVJ. J. Nicholson b ear ing o r u i p no, i itig to put it over big. \1 0 I'lf and g a r a g e at the c or ne r of **steen . ..:e : ' trwj, ------------- o ---- -- . Mrs. P a y n e Daniel a nd gm.wi I III tie Geneva Chul uot a roads *'*r al"* revertt We ,i'c as much at m i r e g a r d i n g V missionary Sermon will be children of New S m y r n a s p e n t l a s t from huh p, ] fl M■'f it this tlie '• a p po r t io n me nt as ever nnd liar.I pr eached a t the Met hodi st C h u r c h week with t h e i r p a r e n t s Mr. nnd Mrs. fruit included roott l\ km. a w he t he r E A. Dougl ass is houau, hut nut , f • ' outlay mor ni ng by the p as t or , Rev. Wm. Daniels. nil ben right or Ce<>rgc Dei 'ot t es is right. We I F W r i g h t and in the a f t e r no o n a Ho wa rd F l y n t a nd Miss McClellan Price $C.,0(m. M * .rife 1 1 can easily see how a jury can be coll 12th nnd will and 2 years mi s s i onar y service will be Reid u n d e r w<,rr m a r r i e d Oct, 176-tfe 1 fused t h e a uspi ces of the Woma n' s Missiop.-'ocii'ty. .Mrs. Go df re y of O r l a n ­ Mli«-n ii ciuiirs to the r ea pp o r t io n do xvII be p res ent to m a ke u talk on meld a me n dm e n t we feel like leaving ‘b work ami n short p r o g r a m l.y the tlie m.-i't-r q a p po r t io nm e nt to tho hi hi i c ti will he render ed. next i •:.!* .ti a' i! we d" tml believe M a l l e i < arti r of Itollins t 'ol l ege tIni' ' • \v ! i it \ f li • g except t he 11, • if I II -t | U J ll.i.U I t*Ul1 I "I M.i • I Igt ai e W '1 U h ee l . W p-ii! Hu xxi'ck end with bis |i»rents. i mid ■i,. i tr. itv q q iu r tm m n e nt mu s t h. id '.v 'til ^ 131s t I T . 1 I S U a h b i t t , S e • Ilfid i.edgi N >•’. \ hip f 'll ' dr H G Smi t b " n t er t um m i the ti .id' e - Hiding t" }•• ■ptiInt um and \ ! A \ \|. r . h v ' III f it Hid I I'dgi W a nil'll . Kii II a t i d a l ! , .! iinnii W ar h1 "A 1 hih Wednesday a ft e rn o o n at , i ", i:bi j ;•> tin i ":; •t i't it tub and wc t • nun it ti ill \ \ o i k . m posed • d S' bid le Mai ne", S e n i o r D e a c o n ; itaipb hi r home on G r a h a m Ave. fad ■ - . , \x her. ' • m , ii Florida or IVuiple who earn money ami i.ib 1 • I. i;.i, i m a t . , U dti i S' "H < ' hapni an, . t u m o r Deai o n ; F.d l ain I D- N 1! Holt of 11rl a lulo spent ix' ' I i l,i r a n ; , •! liet pit r( of M ,t. paral ivi’ly mil of circulation arc iinn;r r Mellila w !l gi t a n y t h i n g <-\i ept a a n d !1 uni et I ng, • loll'd las t n i g h t S e n i o r S t e x y a r d t H a r r y Kent , Junior s* veral days this week with he r s i s t e r with I he i x • mpltf n a l e u nt M a s t e r S t e w a r d ; F r a n k \*i anpx, S e c r e t a i x , Mis F r a n k Norris. country, fhoir community, ami tlum ■ • squiii r deal Mason - Ili'gree D S F Starr, Tvier e a c h o f t he of Mr a nd Mr A D S a u e r and little incalcttlahk' harm. flee 1■c. With lilt* e x c e p t i'll! " f tile Ii " 1 "f 111-* r*;« 11 •-on s p e n t S a t u r d a y s h o p p in g in S a n ­ M • i df a d I.. ■ ui' t xx b y t h e g 1 H•1" ii h f r »11\ 1lie HIMj" r I' N* - T Ucsdny Mi and Mr. THE HERALD PRINTING CO. Said to Be One of the I?est Ever Meld in Florida Ijodge Circles fit 9 x • '• J make Geneva th.-ir h,mu > . employed In the wbcr» to| •Insie 1'revntl MASONIC SCHOOL OF INSTRUCTION CLOSED LAST EVENING AND WAS MOST SUCCESSFUL E V E N T f; e ■ t - . • •' C - L-- u i *" .11 ' !', ,d. i iint"i Ml i n .o mi, « O d d Im X 'll the l od g e re s i x P a s t M a s t e r s of Sa nf or d p o p ul a r e s t a b l i s h m e n t xx 11 Vi/ Moiighton, J i nk i ns , De e s , pi e r e g o o d s , s w e a t e r s . Mg Mo n d a y No \ 2o Kot ar v D a y 1 T u e s d a y N i n e m b e r 21— S hr ine Day. < oursey. Philips, Haynes mid Tolar, Iredding, b ag s, g i n g h a m s , silk nnd Wednes day Nox ember 22 Kiwnnls wilt) several pu.il m u s t e r s f r o m olht’r xx ool goods, s h e et in gs , c re to n ne s, coats Day ■ lodges a nd a n u m b e r of m a s t e r s of coat suits a nd in fact e v e r y t h i n g a t T h u r s d a y November 2't \ g r i c u l o t h e r lodges. prices tbAt will m a k e t h e m go, Thu t u ra l Day The d e g re e was co n f er r ed upon Fel- jirices a r e q uo te d in a p a g e advert i seFrtduy Noxemlter 21 t ' iv i ta n Day. i owe ra ft s, Tom Merrvdith, S h e r m a n ment in t ins issue a nd S p e e r & Son Sat ur da y November 2f> Athletic Moore a nd S a n d y Ander son, a f t e r 'ell the best of e v e r y t h i n g a nd t h e ir Day. xvhich B r o t h e r Endsl ns Worshi pful sales a r e k nown f ur a n d wide ns sales F i a b o r a t f p r o g r a m s are being n r Ma st er a nd as c h a i r m a n of the coin- Hint a r c p o pu l a r wi t h t he g e ne r a l pubGlance over t h e a d ve r t i s e m e n t r a n g e d for ein'l) day, o r g a n i z a t i o n s milteu, a d d r e s s e d t h e lodge in a mus-i lie. i nvn h e ii being with each o t h e r in t h e terly ma n ne r , e x p r es s i n g appr eci at i on and note tile prices on the seasonabl e thi* kiiTil t hat you nrc eff or t nf c a r r y i n g off the honors in (lf the cordial t r e a t m e n t of (lie com goods just flow and re (Iraking the l ar ge st crowd# Ma n y mi t t e e while g u e s t s of the local lodge, w a n t i n g to buy r i g ht novel .stunts and f ea tu re s a re pl anned | | e was followed by Br ot he is Long m e m be r t h a t tin* s al e l a s t s only seven by each club, nnd visitors a r e p r o atitl Scott. Several m e mb e rs of t h e days. Sp e er A Son h av e c on tr a ct e d mined some r a r e spurt on each nnd ]()d K,. replied in kind, and Wor- ^,>r ' n t h e Daily Her al d f or the every day of the big fall show, sbipful M a s t e r Wbeeless e xp r es s e d season and will liaxe s o m e t h i n g of ~ ~ “ —~ ~ — t h e t h u n ks of t hc lodge as a whole ,;j int erest for t he Indies of Seminole S E N D I N G O U T L1THOGRA V U R E „ nd ns individuals to t he c o mm i t t e e > ml “ llj ° ini ng c ou nt ie s t wice each week C O V E R S FOR P R I N T E R S ,,nd to the v i s i t i ng brothers. Mr. ,,r in,,rt’ f r e q u e n t l y nnd it will pay T H E A T R E IilG P R O D U C T I O N j F o s t e r called f o r a r is i n g vote of I Y,,n to w a t c h thl‘ir sI)ttt'c f o r r e a l bar-* --------t h a n k s to t h c c o m m . ’tee xvhich was K,,|,,v D. I' H er nd on , m a n a g e r of t he nt once ----------------------------“ P r i n c es s T h e a t r e believes in ndvertis- ■ » .. ., , . _____ _____ 1 W E A T H E R C H A N G E S C A U S E , . , , , A f t e r t h e s p e a k i n g ever y one wns 1 SICKNESS Ing a n d ever y now and then put s out .. . , . , . ' , invited to t he ba nq u et ball where the n b e au ti f ul l i t h o g m v u r e <over for t he , , , , , „ ,, . ... , ■. , local s t e w a r d s , E d w a r d Lane, senior, E x t r e m e c h a n g e of weatljeF d u r i ng H e r a l d in xvhich a r e depicted some j j u n i o r w i l h t h e niv-* Fnl] rn(I(|C m n n y roW(l nn<J C0URh, . i scenes f or t h e big pin vs t hat t h e l;" ml l l a r r V t „. i .,„ , g „ d i s t a n c e of Head Cook Dpd Ch .t te n- ,,o r quick r eUef f r o m Uiroat( chogt Theatre ■ isd ....... p u t t .i n g -on. T odny the den a nd coffee potirer Le hma n, fed ami bronchial ( rouble, coughs, colds, cover is of Gloria Swanson and a big the mu l t it u d e with chicken pillau, "ill uni cr oup use Foley's Honey and T a r cast in " H e r Gilded C a g e " t ha t will nd pu k b 1*, loins a nd coffee, and at a Co n ta in s no opi at es ingr edi ent s be sh'-xvti jtt the Princess Th e at re to xi ix late hour the school came to a , printed on t he w r a p p e r ' irg-g* sell night a nd t o m o r r o w night Read the close, ing cough medicine in t h e world. “ Fol big f ou r page special edition in the G r ea t credit should be given to tlie nyV Honey a nd T a r is the most pleas Daily He ra ld t oni ght . officers of the lochl lodge for the nnt a n d e ff ici ent r eme dy for coughs N ow t h e five-cent ci gnr h a s come m a n n e r in w h k h t h e school, u n d e r t h e and colds t h a t I e ve r s a w , " wr it e s back, it is said. But t he scent wns direction o f t h e c om m i tt e e on wor k, W m . J on es , JCl D ar n , Illnois. Sold her e nil t ho t ime. j wns handled. The officers of t he S a n - . e v e r yw h er e. — A d v. ed i i ■c Illy the f d s | s.iciai of the full, It a a - xx 1! hll.'iuit-d a n d x n y m u c h .m joyed, I’he f ami l y of I II Gore a r e r e po rt d b et te r a f t e r havi ng been sick wi t h flu last week. Work is moving m p i d l j on the ex (-•hsum of t h e Se ab o ar d Ai r Line track to Iowa City, Tile ext ensi on of I h»s 1»'I- •" -I'" W m i Ha mm in f ’ CU xv dI no .ci a gr. al deal to the I - ' o u t - as i xx ill sax i' a haul of t hr ee or four miles More land xvill be open cd up a nd pl ant ed t h a n over before, and the Black H ammo ck xvill soon b e j e c o g n i / 's l a s the g r e a t e s t f a rmi ng* section of Seminole County, The W o ma n 's Club, u nd e r thc able .1.0 l er-hi p of .Mi si| a m es 7ns. Lee nnd i I U ost wilt h av e .‘‘The Gotmtry t wt . 11 tin Si bool house a u di to r iu m I ‘ d x night 1 hi u pT ih i mt s of • i | n t n | - h.ixi all heon most -■'■to i .s ni their d ona ti ons and the .td i - .no xxorktmr h a r d in a p r o g r a m in udn.ti.i-ii to the nthci good Ha ngs t hat a ■ to be had. Mrs II. IK .McCall left We dn es d ay for it visit to r elatives in Lakeland. 1 When tly v dt‘posit their suiphi- i • the I’eoples’ Hank of Sanford * checking or growing interest am i money hecomes^an active factor' i ' , ' ing trade, in aiding humanity .1 them selves, It is the pinnacle of conservatism and good citizenship to see that nib - dilates. PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD Sanford, Florida BEST F RUI T TAKE :•<)(• I’ISR I’OPNO < oiitniUH f o l i o . \ di g frilll Old : ' ritritR, IxautdiH, S u l t an a Kaistmx, ( ' r a n g e , Lemon, l* igs mid Dates. RY ROUTH N e x t to P r in c ess T h r u i i e H u p m o b ile if you are to judge any car from the stand­ point of value, you find yourself bluntly asking what you get for what you pay, and how well you are going to be satisfied. You can approach the Hupmobile with thoee questions and be sure of receiving a reassur­ ing reply. Thq Hupmobile’s reputation for quality, the contented attitude of thousands of loyal Hupmobile owners, are your answer. B . & O . M o t o r C o ., > Distributor! . - -i , i =_= 2- �I* A t i.' X }• » » * * « ♦ ’ THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1922 PAGE FIVE r- base b a l l foo t b a l l BASKET .b a l l REALM OF SPORTS TRAP SHOOTING ’g o l f • BOWLING TENNIS BOXING . CHAS. L. BRITT, Editor fcii f-i Hi Bowling Schedule Released and Will Play Two Halves £9 fca ru >15 *xi fta % CELERY SEED : » ' FOR THE MOVIE FAN *« M IQ IQ Thin 13 Woma n' s Club Day. TO PUAY POST-SEASON SERIES BETWEEN W INNERS FOR THE (TIP We publish below t he official sched­ ule for tho 1922-23 season of t h e Sa n ­ ford Howling League. This schedule contains t h ir te en g a m e s for each club in the first h al f a nd twelve in the sec 0Pd, maki ng five t i mes d u r i n g the season t h a t every club meet s i€eh other. ^ The opening gnrtle will he played thi< r nmi ng Monday n i g h t between tbi Congregat i onal Club a nd the! Farmers and fr om t h e n on until tile lutmr par t of April t h e re will be n league gamy on ipich Monday, Wed nejday and T hur sda y. On account of the Co ngr egat i onal Club holding t h e i r r e g u l a r club meetimrs "ti T h u r s da y n i g h t a nd t h e Men's Club meeting on W ed n es da y ni ght duo diligence was observed in m a k i n g this sthchile so t h a t as few of t he ir games a* pnssihie would be played on those night*. The Congregational will pi-,-, out four T h ur s d a y s ou t of the p-r o f t w e nt y five iyid the Men’s i" : will play five Wednesdays. i hi re a re several of the scheduled ih,!, t hat full on holidays, such . a s Cl r t ma s and New Year s and it will 0 a rr ange d between t h e different Hnl's Hint should it be impossible for til, in i" play on these d a t es t hey will a,.-.- the necessary a r r a n g e m e n t s he tve. >i themselves. otherwise each chr wifi he expected to play I heir (jiil- > -li the da te s set \ .-ries of five g a m es will T« | ] . w ] .ifler the close >«f the r egul ar <i , n between the winners of each t H • d et er mi ne tin wi nners of the , ■f clip ' Th i s cup will he given giit t> the winner ami a new clip I1 ii,i>ed fur t hat purpose eat h year. Ml me mb er s should preserve this c p y of the schedule for f ut ur e ref er, oi e First Half Wednesday. Nov 1 Rot ar y Chase M' lrtiav, Oct. 30 -Cong. F a r m e r s rhurs'liiy. Nov. 2 Merehant s Mens M'-mlfiv, N'ov 6 R o t ar y t ’oiig ■ J 1‘sday, Nov. H. Ch as e Mens i stlay, Nov IE F a r m e r s M e n h ■: . lay, Nov. 13. Chase F a r m e r s I t ' d , Nov. 15. Merchants Cong. Diuraibiy, Nov, HE Mens Rotary Monday, Nov. 20. Cong-Chase. U.rlnesdny. Nov, 22. Ro t ar y- Me r ,■! Iii . i rsday, Nuv '23. 'll iml ay, N o v 27 1 Ini stlay, N'ov F a r m e r s Mens, Metis C o n g 2!* Kotut y bi n Ns"i *x to i hasv Met Cl. . r,ts TRIERS TACKLE SANFORD HIGH’S ELEVEN TODAY Fig" |t„„n. I nil (tl i" I in pel f e d ' ' Hi l l i d l II i s s ng fot come with Sa nf ' . r d high school it- that r it y this aft ernoon 1 he T ig * 1 * ill lie followed to tile t elery i fly ’ > lar ge delegation of football fan-, who have snapped out of thei r Udh ai'gv sim-e Inst S a t u r d a y when the •ungaieers fought the Oenln Wild •fj I Ins i» Dol l ar Day. Ra I DR T H | i MOV IK F AN W e d n e s d a y , Feh, I I Rotar y < base Thursday . Feh. I Mel - Ii Me ns Honda! . I e(. IP Rnt.lt v i '..ng \\ ed Hi' -day , bill 2 1 * b ase M ens. I it' i r - 1 1a \ , F e h 2! ’ I arm M.a . h M •' -la 1 I eh 2'i ' hast* l at ntei s W i d lie s da v , beii 2 s Me fi h < ottg 1111. r - 11;i \ Ma t *h I Mi ti-V K"t ur\ Mutiilay. M m . h * ong ( base Wed , Mar. h 7. Rotary Merchants. 1 h it rs \1 arch S" F a n n e r s Mens Monday . Man Ii I 2 Mi ii- Cong W ed March I I Riitari I n rulers Thors , Mat eh 1 . • ha-e Merch Monday , Ma t■ii It* Met. h M. . Wedtie -da \ . M a r> h ! I i mg b a r m Thur s da y . M a r c h 22 Rotary I 'hns r Monday, Man h 2d b a r m Met, h Wed , Match 2s Rotary t ong 1 burs,, March 2*.' Chase M.tis Monday. April 2 Mens Rotary Wednesday, Apr il l Chase b at m T hur sda y, April ft. Merrh-Cong. Monday. April !*. b a nn e rs AH ns. Wednesday, \ p r i l II Cniig Chase, Thursday. April 12. Rotary Men h. Monday, April H> Men* < "tig \\ e d ' i e s d n V , \ p r l l Is Rot a t > b I lint s , | ,i v , i hauls Vpi ii « h, M. r Known to Each Oth*r. I find II most dlftlonlt In rempmber names, and Mils l a d i n g often g e t s me Into trouble At d o n e e one e v e n i n g I was liiirodin ed t" it chnrml ng girl who wa s s t a ndi ng by the dour of the tmtlroom wnlitrig t "r tier partner Me stood (Hiking for . few moments wtien an unpi n ini an* • i me up to t n IIt me, a till I s i n n i n g mit glibly to In tr odue e t he t w o r e a l i z e d I lind cotn pl et el y forgot ten 1Im girl's n a me “ I b e g your pniib-n I wan Id 11lie t" present Mr, W d v n. and I mu nfrnld I Imve for got t e n t o u r mime," I inurkisl. e p o l o g e i i. idly 'I, I Cl OO 1> h a t p eve of this nunua) clash.—0r- thill .die stays therein the year round was assail led by a convent tnmt I frleml h*tttlo Sentinel. U olio s i n g e s was t a ke n ' -up ii g ri j'i ■ -eti11n g an I " I hail in I i. i 11 dded 11 I ii am. u lit picture s t ar 1 i . n! a hi, E mi mss t , \t[until | -li\ I ,wn dii> s i z i n g til.s, Ii' t till- ins opi e t.r■ * \ pert , ■11.j ji-e-t ns - i ■■m ns s o m e r tE - r y- a • f id p l a y e r s g e t g oo d lint ; 'I., .‘■\timI.-. I, g ■in nigh lo tnnh We re . h | tit*.ml- I" t a k e t h e m nil i ..miiii-iiil i harIi y H ' nrx •■r lint) l l ol - | ii i n Is. When T w o S t r a n g e r s Meet M' OLD ENGLISH HEDGES GOING - .*ti-- to De ma nd* for Increased riucllon From Land i u i n m e n ' d liere." replied Die imfn*li Iniiwhle one. "hut 1 w l l i antonlHlt you titill further when I telPyrttl that 1 *1 way* fall here tir.M hnve s ome t i me * sprung here.”—Milwaukee Sentinel. , tiv a - • 1' I O 1t i f > | a i . - i . r d l r>i! i ty f ■ M i. lit t " i ' h - <1 i u g > 1' a r . ' i n i d i . i i i fr u m U 1f i )tt rh. l'"t ttistimec, - a ) s Mr H a r r i s , if I, a s t r a n g e r to you, meet you, I m*‘et t h e ma n you a p p e a r to be; the ' an 1 think you to l.i* and the ma n l .fi t hi nk y o u a t e Sod tin same ap slid dikes Hlternnllng to Die ninrshin. s o m e Inntlmnrk o f Oil* ki nd !ih» dls nppeii tvd In - In Hcrtfiii il'til ri and Hussci I Id* siitne thing Is h appe ni ng and Ihe old sturdy rod* are m- i,g dug up mid hurtled, niul replaced by mile* upon miles of « l r e fences, to keep the sheep within bounds. Young cullege-hred fanners, tilled with enthusiasm, facta and Inlior-uovltig ideas, have It all worked out and much of tin' henutv of ntrul England o.tli II Cut nil the hedges out of four holds of 10 acres Biol >oil Joive "In tidd "f JO licn-s , one man him! m.i ii o l n t can plow tt In Ml d a y s , whet, wi th hedg. -s It took to the SERUMS III t IM JEli I Ki ll III I "(amid not s t and n ir sit ami w as forced to r r y out from intense pain," write* Henry Williams, Turk in, Mo n­ tana. "Tile doctors said 1 had inflnni illation of the bladder and tin opera t on w a s rictessury Tri ed Foley l\ id M-y Ellis and m i | i t o i e d at once dell all my f ri ends about F ' dr y Ki dney Ellis as it will -a i m a n 1, f i om s u f f ct.tfig amt pc (ha) , a - iti mv sc, a li tngermi s opeiat-ioi t" Rlndiii-i a nd kidney t rouble d em a nd m o m pi t r e a t ­ ment F ol e y Kldtley E l l i s gi ve ipnck relief. Sold e v e r y win re Adv lo.rve plow 111 day - lo nccomptisti lla* tame H'-iiil The world nt your door every even mg for 15c.-— Daily Herald. a ■ ■■ ■■■■ m* Mullet Roe Salt Mullet Apalachieola Oysters Nice Fat Mackerel Jones’ Dairy Farm Sausage P. McCuller Domestic Science Schools Use Calumet Whbre bilking is done sci­ entifically — where ingredi­ ents stand or fall undere x a ctin g tests, you fitui Calum et Halving Powder used more often than any other brand. — the choice of over hun­ dreds of brands the perfect leavener pure imif*'im. ■! r - ' « CAWffl V ^ f WTl lift T H E W O R L D ’S m m -r - I I h f- G R E A T E ST BAKflVG PO W D ER WILL BE CUT AT 1 P. M. For about one hour to permit the connection of new Switchboard at the Power Plant Southern Utilities ■■■■■■■*■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ ■■■■■■■■■■■■■ ». . il g ' ... O F F ... Sunday, October 29th ■■ I I I j I * ii fi Electric Current ■* r I TTo Hoonomy BAKING POWDER i * i- CALUMET The Preabyt eri nn Ladica will hold ■s . ^ Keep this in mind when you buy baking'powder, because it is of vital importance to tiecessful—dependable bake Th e purchase [trice of b . powder does *. t deteimitu economical merits result ,l the story. T h a i's in h Calumet i . _ m u e h an t h a t bak in g pow der. A p o u n d c a n o f C a lu m e t c o n ­ tains full 16 o u n c e s . Some h a ltin g p o w d e r s co m e in 12 Ounce insfeat/ o / 76’ o u n c e cons. B e s u re y o u g e t a p o u n d When you w a n t it. ' r • I l I ’ i .1 ■■ Read what Os t e o pa t hy is in S a t u r ­ Get your offlco supplies, stationery their B az aa r Sale Doc. 1st and 2nd. 169-Frl-SaL-tfc d a y ^ iaauB. I32-2tc ■ ■■■■■■■■■MB «nd Post Qards at this Herald office. -j IflHI-ili ■kt hxm n i l * ■ ■ » « « ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ » ■ ■*«■<*■ ■ ■ ■ ■ * ■ * ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ** "B y tho wny^ we a lm o s t f o rg ot to tell you wo have j us t received 70 gal­ lons of varnish t h a t wo will sell nt $2 65 per gallon.— Sa nford Paint* & \Vnj| |>nl,er Store, Welnkn Block HFri-.Mon Weti. A. Halverson. Second sheets, SVixlH only 50c per 1,000, while they last, at Herald office. tf i.lm on i t , each has u h Utter per iHarris, who | i c t u r e . " He r p nc \ 11*hois - , - fuif " I m Ii 1l a v t the I'rin I i a a 111" t i « f i :Yikf h i w it h 1 ( Ror in - wan -on m t he tact m g role Pro- One of England s grenlpst licHiitles the hedgerow of tiawtliorn or "May." Is rapidly disnpp. nrlug Driven out by tho tpictor, either In Die west of England, noted for Its double hedgerows, sometimes with narrow paths Indween or Die liasllands. with hedges h I " ' a t ,iti. ,-i ! ■• ■ . "tt t he In conventional language. "I knew Dint yon usually wintered v' i n r 0 B T A L K I N G M A C H I N E here." she said, "but was astonished COMPANY DECLARES to hear Dint you had sdinmered here " ■I have m*t only wintered here nnd 600 PER CENT DIVIDEND ' - * ii a lt i Im,.gilt A Vet rest o f , v- rgreei ts f orms tile •t f- i rile i n . api e w.ioiilaml . i i s - a r y to the the rue o f t h e i bird in a g li de d ca g e , so to 11,11 ii i nt er es t i ng fm him Origin of Dir Word "Cop “ T h e word "cup" o r i g i na t e d In laindon, heing d e r i v e d from t he thria* Initials of "Constable o f police." Tl l l i int eresti ng hit ot ti iformnll on comes " T t i n t ' s p e r f e c i l i nil r i g h t . " e h * a n front I’olice <' omi ul s“loner Enright of I- to a s c o r e l e s s li e lit E x p o s i t i o n tivereil. "He's mi Imsliond."— Ex New York f i t ) I'irk and d e m o n s t r a t e d conclusively rlinnge. Chi e f Enright' s theory o f how the 'hat t he y h a v e t h e m a k i n g s o f a chain word "cop" c a m e Into b e i n g has e x p e­ fmii-diip t e a m. Highly Recommended. rience. precedent and probabi l i t y to I as! y ear the Bengal:* de fe at e d SanThe Woman chim* ■*,l Into n movie hack II. It lots r\|*ci i enee, b e c a u s e l"tfl biy t, s t o r e t hat w a s n ’t even hunts' (lie Ollier day' In Die middle "f Commi ssi oner Enright ts c u m errant R h a s precedent, ,!....., t h e final whistle blowing a f t e r the feature pleture So at the e nd of xx itIi polire ufTalis be c a u s e wtien t h e words o f a phrase the Him «he hud to sli ilirmigti Die tin Ti ge r had s nar led across his op happen to h o l e initials Which lukeli tinmoiltcenielllK for the next w.mk l iien: >' goal line in every period. The The plrtnre for the following wis'k together, can Is- p r o no unc e d In one ■ \re was 30 to fl. hupiK-netl to be an adaptation nf a syllalde. Do-re !s a tendency to lump I he score this y e a r m a y or may n*'t popular and veij sensnlfonal novel, throw in o.te a n d <n f "till n n e w word hr just as overwhelming. Ther e is and it- 1t “ title was (la-lied lliam the It lots prolai iol iti tieetuiSK* the ety ' " u a possibility t h a t the tabl es may screen the lady next lo "Die Woman inia"Ci - ggesteyl is s i m p l e and mil urn). "I'l.p" is tin a bbr e vi at i on which h< turned, hut you c a n’t tell followers grasped tier arm In sudden e ic ll e any Eiigllsli-spenklnu ptihlic would like of the O r a n g e a n d White t h a t . They tnent. '"w t hei r eleven defeated twice, an “O h ' she gasped, tlii'y've made n to m a k e of " c o n s t a b l e of imllre." Nobody k n o w s till about a word until ‘"glorious e no ug h beginning* or w h a t , l,l,,oi r e *'f l*. n i t ' It's dreadful 1 It’s IIXKj f--HnVe yon rentf Die hook 1 tie Inis looked u p Its origi n. T o tin Ihokerl a thoroughly inglorlotiH season, i You mil-1 H,3> It." Ch i c a g o Joorn.il Dml Is otte of t h e best of h e l p s toward but the little battle with Ocala made j living tlir m e a n i n g of w o r d s much Dungs look differently nnd there i* a longer ami far l e s s famili ar t h a n "cop" Modern English. ""rid of confidence in the locnts’ lair A lady wlm is bo fond "f her home l astingl y In t h e mint!.—B u f f a l o Ti mes . ( Hr Tk» Associated I'resa) P H I L A D E L P H I A , Oct. 27. The ' “ Inr T a l k i ng Machine Comp an y di­ rector* have declared a 600 por cent *t«ck dividend. R* Rg tfcj 1 his 13 Sa nf or d Orl ando Day. It s tonight. As this p a p e r goes to press t he re Monday, Dec. 4.— Con k - Fa rme rs . is an awful racket g o i n g up fr om the And t| s t a r t s at 7:3.. Wednesday. Nov. 6.— Itotary-Chaao. Bulkhead. Sa n fo r d "must b<T wi nni ng Thursday, Doc. 7.— Mereh-Mens. ______ Ami the piae is tile Princess Then Monday, Dec. 11.— Rotary-Cong. Clyde Nort on left g u a r d of the Flori- tre Wednesday, Dec. 13.—Chase-Mens. iki outfit, br ok e his collar l m n o \ a c k I hursdny, Dec. 11. Fnrniers-Mcr- Img a dummy. This p u t s him out of Ami t )u ‘it" we a r e talking about chnnts. the game for the rest of the season. i t - " H e r Gilded Cage.” Monday, Doc. 13.— Mens-Rdtary, Wednesday. Dee. 20, C h a se - Fa r , The Lions a nd Kiwunis of Orlando lilnrm Swanson takes the lend mers. . a r e still pl ayi ng base halt. They i mg „n r ( f Thur sday. Dec. 21 Merch.-Cong. should follow t h e e xampl e of the San- ; Monday, Dee. > Farmers-Mens, ford Rotary a nd Kiwnnis Clubs. These \ ml Du c u| P"W. her hief Wednesday, Dr 2, Con g. -Chase, two are f ig u ri n g on a football g am e . ■•III' K Hk Thursday, Dec. 2h. Rotary-March. —------Monday, J a n . 1 Chase-Merchants. Farmers a nd Congregat i onal * at tho \ i d there i h also n Fox News and Wednesday, J an: 3.— Mens-Cong, Parish House alleys Monday. And the 1 itin Review I hursdny, J a n . 1. Rotary Farmors. f a rme rs a re out for blood. Monday, J n n . 3.— Rotary-Chase. A l f - . f whi ch, we s a y , m a k e s op one Wednesday, Jan, HE Co n g - Fa rm. And ti'i Rot**? meet Chna’e outfit ri al pi " gr a m fm the movie funs, t hat Wednesday, with the Me rc ha nt s and will r-i'i |»e f o r g o ' ten f' T hu r sd a y, J a n II March -Men. I"! some tune. Men's < lul) on the cards T hur sda y. Monday, J a n. 15! ( arm. Men h. Wednesday, J a n. IT. Rotary-Cong. \ n *1 rhe­re* will he xo m a n y to gee And John Pnrdoti won the "shell Thursday, .Inn, IS. Chase-Mens, in that it w H he shown right e-inte" at the t i a p s Wednesday J oh n Monday J a n 22 March -Cong. ■ ' '. n ... ■ ii,al inee and good at t he shell g a m e " Wednesday. Ian. 21 Mens Rotary. gi. I htir«ii»\ dan 2a. Chase FarUmrs, Hut that Tmiv if shells coi in Second Half ^ ' i ,s« s n . n i i t w itii an nil s t a r h a ndv , so s a i l i i John Monday, J a n. 2tE Rotary ■March. ' suppot t her w dl make the mov Wednesday, -Lin II Farm .Mens. " - glad they saw the "Gilded blven-though the t r ap siumting sen1 hursdny , b eh, 1. -Cong-('base. u‘ the Princess tonight and lo Monday, Feh, fi.-— RnUirv Fa rme rs . s ii is i-losed t hese t r ap shooters (and nw night. Up sh mt -rs ) a re p l e as i n g UJI the old We. llie oh'IV, F e h I b a s e M ' n It. gull, getting ready to hit out for big I'hur-duy . F e b . f '•lens Co n g , I 110(11 Set Occ upi es Hall S t a g e game next mo nt h Monday Fe h, 12 M..I I <mg Farmers, in 11 h a l f rif one the large met > day. tel I N S P E C T O R S VNil C L E RK S •y. rlork. with A Hants, J K. Wescott M W K B E EN A P P O I N T E D am! H. C Ritchie an inspector* m i l (iKNKit \ l HI K I T I ON Repor ts of the several c ount y of/ic..os w. rv rorrtxed rend and ordered I hr 1 mint) < onimmsKiners at their filed. W a r r a n t s paid during the month of la-t meeting appointed the following ' ' rrhs um| i 1 "V1 11 r> for the general •s* p te mh e r were ordered cancelled of i • - ord. ■In tu n to hi- held Novr m h rr 7th There being no f nr t h' r business this 1‘rri phi No 1, H'l-it S a n f o r d R sf an, N oljourmsi to meet ngain t Ma vvi 1*11, » I«•r k . with ,1 I* t bitten 1 'Ion, U E Ji tt - noil Perry .In mgan, fi Momlny. N"\ ettihcr Gth, at 10 a. m. as ins).r<-tors. W<< r un show you the finest selec­ I *roe i lit-1 N o 2, Lake Monroe A, S. Hawkins, d o r k , with ii ! ’ loike, IE tion of Wall Pajier in So ut h e rn Flor\ W ar r e n ami W II Crensiinw as "La a nd shndes fr om 10 g p . Sanford I’aint St or e, Welakft B l o c k - H. A. inspectors Precinct No Erl. Mon.,Wed i, Fast Sanford — Halverson. Scln l b Matnes, rlerk, with L. I. Frnr. ter, It H G ut h r i e and W \V. Dtessor, The Herald delivered, ir>c pe r wefck. as inspectors to do all kinds of job printing. Erectile! No. 1, 1‘nnla F A. John — ---- --------------! son, clerk, with L. Kelz, Geo. Smith F A R M E R S — You r a n ge t seod bed i and T K. Wilson, as inspector* \ frame* nntl irr igat i on plugs a t the Precinct No. Qvetdo O. G. Wal Sa nford Novelty Work*. 100-tfc colt, rlerk, with J N. Thompson, S . ----------------------------U S\i o|w ami R G Crawford, a* in'* Large shipment of new music. pee tor*. — Ilinlerm ister Piano Co. 168-lfc Precinct No. ti, Gen vn—J , II. The He ra ld delivered, 15c pe r w o e t Huddleston, clerk, wjth R Q. G r e s h ­ am, C. M. * u!pepj>-r and F. B. Brad ley a s inspectors. Precinct No. 7. Chuluota. G. G. Jaeohs, clerk, w ith F. Long, Jos. T \l\on 'ui W II Mor rvweat her as inspectors. t iccitn t No S. Gabriclln.- S. E Aialhers cleik, with ( . F. Mat hers, H i P i n k e r and A W. Moretr.an, as in spret ors. P r w i n c t No. U, l.ottlrwood. T P l i w i s , t l c ik , with I* II brain, T I) I Lift Icy and I* W, .Short, ns Ins pec tors " Ercctn. t No It* Lake Mary A. K addiun clerk with J D Evans, J U I- I t ' r and l y d S o . is m pgCtl H S i ' t r met No I t, Altamonte A. 11 Mul l en, r i n k , with *ie. Iv.ng-'l'-y, W I* H a n l a r d and 11. I \ mu ,, as inspec tot -. Precinct No 15 Osceola John Ril ■.-./ii �f,jSSffc-*? V\-“T i - ‘ PAGE f gWSEffl 'JY^Vvn’ 9n y : >• - 11 '- NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS Mrs. W. A. Wa lt on , L o t ' l l ^ J c , 7 . T t . ' l - ......................... A. L. Bel t s, S .8 ft. o f . Lo t 4 £ l k 9 T r 1 ................... A. L. Be lt s, L o t 5 Blit. 0 T r . 2 . ................... ................. K. M. Gnl l oway, Lot 0 Bile. 10 Tr . 1. _____________ Louis Flei scher, Lut 0 Blk 10 T r . 1 . . . . _________ I■ouis Fl ei scher. Lot 7 Hlk. 12 Tr . 1. ...................... .... It. B. C h a p m a n , E . l - 2 Lot J B u l k 12 Ti er 2. ____ R B. C h n p m n n , E . l -2 o f Lot 2 Blk. 12 T ie r 2. _____ ** jy * , m ‘>'• Lot 2 Hlk. IS Tr. 2 . -----^ T Corey. Lot :t Blk. K1 Tr. 2 . ____ To all P e r s o ns h e r e i n a f t e r named, j o wn i ng p r o p e r t y on Went Fi r st i St reet From Mill ('reek West to City Limits: You a re hereby notified Hint on the 11th da y o f Se p t e m b e r A P. 1922 t he! City Commi ssi on of Sanford, Florida, did adept a p re li mi na ry resol ut i on p r ovi di ng for th, g r a d i ng nnd pav* Ing of W e s t First St r ee t fr om Mill Creek We st to City Limits, with vitrified brick or o t h e r h a rd s u r f a c e ma te ri al . The *otal e s t i m a t ed cost of d "" West Fi r st said i mp ro v em e nt S t r e e t is J 11.000 00. ' ■ ■ ' % . •?-,-’xfi?, » • * HH ^ 5 ‘ I’ V ) ' u . * < 33 i I: UijMP 'iK c | ‘ <>;.( ' : ; . | | •.-• i : . i }<£ r, IsSpSliit) J h i U p -i ^ f e l l &vii ’l t; a- T he a s s e s s m e n t s a g a i n s t the var pierea of p r o p e r t y h e r e i n a f t e r ch'serihed, n b u t t i n g upon t he c o n t e m ­ pl a te d i mp r o v e m e n t o f Said W e s t F i r s t S t r e e t , which have been t e n t a ^ lively d e t e r m i n e d by t h e Assessor, c o ve ri ng t he p r o p or t i o n of the ex-j p e ns e of said i mp r o v e m e n t ot be borne The Special a s s e s s m e n t s a g a i n s t by t h e r es pe c ti ve pieces of p r o p e r t y , l h „ vliritH)(! p i w 8 o f p m p 9 t t y al)ov0 h e r e i n a f t e r dfscri bod, nnd th» *ntidescri bed a r e p ayabl e opt i onal l y, ns mn t e d a m o u n t o f t he benefi t which will f o l l o w s ; E i t h e r in full wi t hi n t h i r t y a c cr ue to the v a ri ou s pieces of prod a y s a f t e r t he c ompl et i on of t ho work, p e r t y h e r e i n a f t e r described, a b u t t i n g or in ten equal a n n u a l I n st a ll me n ts , upon said West F i r s t St r ee t to be im- wi t h intl.n .at |lt tho r n te ()f oi(rh t p er p r ove d in t he m a n n e r above st at ed, 1 t e n p e r a n n u m fr om t h e Ant-.' o f the a r c ns f o l l o w s , t o wi t compl et i on o f snid i mp r ov e me n t. Kfll lleneflt Arn t of A##<4*804A m e e ti ng of t he E q ua li zi ng Board m en \ lo Proper!) of the City of S a nf o r d , Fl o r i da , will 51 , 200.00 $1,640.26 be held at t h e City Hull on t h e 13th ___ 550.00 460.78 - . .. d a y of No vember , A. I). 1022, a t E i g h t 4 CO.78 550.00 O'clock P. M. a t which m e e t i n g said _____ _,____ _ 600.00 689.13 Owner I ■. r ijn In n of Properly D R UroMiu, S I 2 Lot 7, lllk Y . __ I* It Hrisson, Lot 9, Blk. Y ________ i D It. Brissnn, l-ot 10, Blk. Y . _______ Mr* T. S. Davis, I Ait 2, Blk. 7 . ______ ___ _, Mrs T S Davis, Lot 4, Blk. Z ______ H a t t i e H Hawki ns. W 60 ft. of S.W 1 4 uf Rlk. -21. T r 20 H en ry Heeren* N E. 1 I Hlk. .7 T r 191 Ii A Ulafson, All Hlnck 3 Ti er 20 . . . . . ........ ____ __ . _—- » K. H Randall, All Block 3 T ie r 21 f . lie o f St Ge r J. St Clair White, b e g i nn i n g on N. s < truth- l o Til 97 eh. W of K. line of IL.lly Ave Run W r. r h . N lO eh. E. 5 Ch. S. I ll Uh tn Beg E d mo n d L. liny. Beg. on S. line St. Ge r t r u d e Ave. 79.04 f t , F. of E Line of A. C I Ry It W Run E 10MK.fi ft S 004 ft W 1049 ft. t o R It It W N’Wl y a lo n g It. It, R-W to Point S. o ' Heg N1. to Beg, . ................................ ' 343.60 114 63 2 2 1.83 443.67 443.67 400.00 130.00 250.00 500.00 600.00 574 16 , 660.00 1894.03 2200.00 l.< i T. J' >* r 'v *f , ■T l’i 1>. \ • I ' j ' ' .' **• 1 ■' P » :>-i! f l i * 4'S * 1n w I1 r \y ,■ Ii U II i: ,0 in ‘ii mi l'l» i mi 1 ! I l l Y* uf ~ t " .of i ■Li , 11 It'k ), . o * l<; .Hi An i L I I i ,. to. u.Uuii t h i r ty ,-.id Hu m p a r t I>y spci i al .>» saincnts, ful A I 1 day- aft • I ' In , ■infilt tii'ii of the work, and as provi ded for i n ' t h e resolution *.r u t. I • pi a it,- ijF in-.ta il ment s, L i, m i bo i e ii-b rri*i| m w ! ii ' i • ’ a ’r of eight Will,, m . hand i ■ < its i b t l and ■' - dot, o ' . 1 ■■ u •• th. I ’ V -if - a l f a d . I :-.ri • - n l ■i. '■ -h d .■ r 11, • i \ H •r ! I V! t I I; I TI 11 Ii i NOTICE * f • Si *' , 1 M ■A S j if .& f A t r;J -,-*M I> 'I u all L. ■ Mg | r L i , TO ran ■. i *il gb’ 1 M 1 1 l: Dili! IF.l 'V 1 b ■l k ,•. 1' f ft r I i ORDINANCE NO. 10 . ... 1•C \ . i 1 \ M | N{ , • i 1 H \ | • 1 . 1 M \ i iPDINM V 1 v, ii j", IT 1M b III! M I T i <i M M1 |. \ I ' D i '1 I'll 1 C| 1 Y | il \ i ii :| - i I 111:111 \ i i ' l ID m i l l I" VY ' 11 U *, t 1, \ 1■ l.i 1, IN i * i M: \ ' M U <>i:i HN \N* L \ I ' l l 11 m i ii i m m IT,- 1 i i.N l ift r r> \ \ 11 \ i-:*; i: r u h . e s O i l ) p i :* t i i \ i : <i n it Ml 1:*)AD i i: M Is \ N | I 1N " i \ i: \ . i - Ml< • >l; I *U - I ' M M T I II 111 1 la 1 ' ■. i i h i : i in M 1 i j1 iI l1l 1 11 S i r, '| 1t \Y|1f' 1| !l • il" i ‘, f i M il Ill ll 1 1,' si V, V1 nit M l , i i i. ■ 1l' i 1 V \ 1 1 1 V 1 .C 1 \ !l it lUiili: i n \N mi. I Mt l l l Hi KR, ANMi F I XI NG T H E LI* l i \ S | ; US’ 1 ' li CI TS \N*I) V I *il T \ I!I la s m |i | l;< i\t i \|{ • IN' l: \ 11.1; I , \ | i | | { \ * K \ M > *in' I L i | | , \ l i -l I \ | H I s n l ; I'L* i i h ' ii n 11 i i ; i i \ i \v \i,ii\ \ r in i \ n itx mi ill i: i ii \-. i in-: •in hv * "1MHI1- ‘lull. I \ 11,n " f ' h ' \ .1 .1. lb. .1' . nil . i •1 ,i ' . .lbiw . (In1 . i • 1II (nl...., \ D 1922 ( 1 IIIMT Ye 1 May u r btl ItRI'.> ’l L \ K I , 'i en < uln 111in' Julie r s (1 M l \ 1 . » Yea ( omnii- umer 1 \ci 'in.'" 3 en, . ,* i' i,i I bat oil I be \ V* .HU', w I I 11 b a t e been t ent gl v. - l v el r \ I* I ■l.’Tnntied by the \ h -” ssiii ........ring th. i •('. , li'f ' id, I ' O' •be gi.i, tl^u^i If Hie •■■pel, V nf -.aid hill -la) i I el >,' , r i mill , IMI 1"M'tlli Tit to lie inline by Hi' r* S Hie g r a d i n g and neettAe p i e c e s ,,f pi . , p u i t \ In-, ‘l e a f t , r i n -1, i , *■ tliMg f. , ,from rl-'-n ri be d, a i d t h e . M i n i a t e ! am u n i t pnvttlg .1f Palm T1. 1 ■* I-1f t -. mu ,'e hd tie tlie In to-fit w h i. h will ai < t ' -I III 1 "I ot In r S 11. i ' ■h ... . a r u ms pieces ,,f properly h e r ei n a f te r ha i. | -Ut f a. , mat. al I'h. total • -I lies, nt.eil, a b u t t i n g u p o n said I'a'inet im.iteii . u ■1 <>f KtHid irnptoveinenl of to A ve nu e to be i mproved in tie' man i 17.bon no 1'almet <., VV. till. tier above s t a t e d a r e as follow.., to lit*. 1 1a y Is PH 11 IP (Tty \ ii lb ) 1 •. I1 * • 1 ■ ■ " 1 . . ^ "hw.".riS ii,;, •M' -’ <■( 1,, . 11 r.1 II i \ ll-f. ii I Si itioii 1 T hat that p<>i | nil, o ' S e C 1 1**it 3 of Ordinance No, 23 , passed and adopted by the I ’ilv t mnniisMon uf the i 11v ,-,f S a n fo r d, Florida, on . ].I I M.i 111- 1r Pi I ti 4i * fur I Ii r n il r f nf f Im- I ii I«■«K ii f h **f it I M»! f lr I t*f I *l«*r lilii i I ft lin ii I*rn p f * i " l b \ t *. T H Ii I *r I \ l *S I , V• n r 1■ r ft f ! , * ' 1• '1 r I. I t - I* I t ; I i * I r . .................. I., i »Mi . t o ..r • ■f, nf*. » f , .rrt I*• • I •• .!i». r- ' i" ........... . • ♦,.* '. ' t * | ;i ] t Mi n 11r11 M ‘ 1 L C r n " 'f " ..f ti................ all.! 1 ■ ! i' ' *■ ■ . M. i * a. i at m."i b, , i ■gu bir m e e ti ng of the City Coin mission, n e t ’ less limn seven days f r o m this ' . l at e , s hal l 1 ' \ ■t M i v Ih j* DON'T BE BOTHERED W ITH MONEY CALCULATIONS .' 1 \ 11 M i 1,-1 k n i 1 • ,,, ( uiiit. be d i s p e n s e d with l.v the m i \ i'd 1H" ■t ' I be lie .111 ( .1 Hi i ' . m ■11J- I \ i . 'I i g ,11 f id loM ! 1.1 ' ll ) i . y f l l • t . ■ \ I i I ■' ’ ' F HENRY, Yen M *i ' II \ I 1 Hj | | j II i MUCH!' M ' l \ i . : CoI,lilii i.'. i-'ur t he i .mv . - me n . e uf mi r c u s t o m e r s h a v i n g m lifid . rilriii l ' •b.e up th.- e, I, i .ny ninl .u f urt h, i r, *ht .1 we will tin- a m . m n c mi re. eiv.- Hp i evened • i il- ,t leti r. ' . | . n i ted . r*• *i>I.-, h | .. lil.-r ' m el. u-.l I >-. ' ' 'it. i. t >> ' b .it " 1 r 1. . i •| | 3., miicl i >: 11 bet mm , w. " 1 en,. 1 lurid-, f u r a pynne wi l ung tu t r a n s f e r nmney with,bit '■ t hi s bank ti b an k in t h .......urltry ItlTH IlLS (SEAL I ( it y Audi ior and ( 'lerk, HI J7 lie RESOLUTION R E S OL U T I O N DEI I. \ RING i l l A I It F WTI I TN ER A ND UK ( .1 t h e 2 9 t h day o f X u g u s t . A II 1921, win. h f i v e - 111 ■ In e m e tax to be MARSH A I 1 II W E DULY I J I ' A L , 1 hn t g.-ij f ,,r l be sale nf f i tut a lid v eg I I T E D AS C A N D I D A T E S FOR . t a b l e s sold from e a r "ti l ai l t oad T H E O F I T C E n l CI TY Cn.M.MIS S I G N E R O F T H E i TTY O F SAN trio k*, be anii'iided to read as follows; “ F r u i t s a nd ve ge ta bl e s sold fr om ear FORD, FLORI DA. IN ACCORD mi r a il r oa d tra. ks, per . a r $73-00." AN'CE WI TH T H E L RO VI SI ON S \ m l t hat t hat port i on of S»h-Iioh 3 f i x ­ O F SE C T I ON 217, AND \ M END \v it Tin i n * r n l l | , lit ‘ a g ai n s t the ing the a mo un t to be cha rge d for license MENT THEREOF. AND SECTION K»f Hf*n*'fit f.u t h e sale of produce sold f ro m wng \ ft! I *»f 2 IK O F T H E C H A R T E R O F T H E III. ,11 1.. I r .|» I T • *u ii- r I * -* r i i-i 1**11 »*f ! f ‘tpvr I y $ 200.00 otis, o r o t h e r conveyance, a t r etail, by C I TY OF S A N F O R D , F L O R I D A , $178.49 S. M. S c h w a r t z . Lot 4, Hlk. 4 Tr. 2 . f 200 . 0(1 178,49 A ND T H A T T H E Y A R E T H E O N ­ S. M. S c h w ar t z. Lot 3 Hlk. 4 Tr. 2 250.00 to read as follows: “ F r u i t s , v e g e t a b ­ LY C A N D I D A T E S W H O H A V E 228.50 S M S e h w a i t z . Lot *'. Hlk 1 ! T r I le*, o r produce, sold f ro m wa go n s , or 228.50 250.00 Q U A L I F I E D FOR S AI D O F F I C E ; S. Nl S c h w a r t z , Lot 7 Hlk l a T r 1 320.00 t o t h e r conveyance, a t retail, by o t h e r I A ND D E C L AR I N G IT U N N E C E S 292.48 S M. S c h w a r t z , Lot 8 Hlk Lt Tr. I t h a n t he producer, $23.00.” SA RY TO HOLD A P R I M A R Y R G S t m ktot. H e i r s . E. Ha ft. o f S. 1 2 Lot ; Hlk 4 100.00 Section 2. T h a t t his o rdi na nc e shall E L E C T I O N ; AND D E C L A R I N G B. 89.23 T ut 2 . ___ I be published once wi thi n t e n dnyn a f t ­ F. WTI ITNER A ND DR. C. J . M A R ­ R. (1. S to c kt o n Heirs. E. 83 ft of Lot K Hlk. 4 Tr . e r it's final p a s s a g e and ad op t i o n in a , S H A L L T H E N O M I N E E S FOR 200.00 178.49 n e w s p a p e r of g e ne r al c ir cul at i on in 170.00 I ' V E O F F I C E O F C I TY C O M M I S ­ 150.81 A. T. Lun dq ui st , Lot 1.3 Hlk 3, T i e r 1 290 no the City of S a nf or d, Florida S I O N E R TO RE E L E C T E D AT 260 19 \ (t ( l a i tier, L 69 3 Lot 1 Hlk 7 T Se. tion : T hat ibis ordi nance is 25(1 00 THE REGULAR MUNICIPAL 22 S 50 It in h 1. ( tr ie r L t 2 H Ik It 2 dee lured to he nil e m e r g e nc y m e a su r e E L E C T I O N TO BE H E L D ON T H E Tr 75 00 68.55 Rut h Gnrin-T. N 13 ft o f Lot l H'k n ec es s a ry fur the i m m e di a te p r e s e r ­ FIRST TUESDAY ALTER THE 250.00 Mrs M \K Lovell., Lot 9 Hlk H T r 1 228.50 vation of public h e a l t h and s a f e ty , and 228.50 250.00 F I R S T MONDAY IN D E C E M B E R , Mrs. M e rc y Roberts, Lot 6 Hlk. 9 Tr 1 shall become e ff ec ti v e fr om and a f t e r 145.00 A. D. 1922. 127.06 » Un kn o wn , S. 28 Ft. of Lot 14, Hlk fl.Tr 1. . the d a t e of i t ’s fi nnl p a s s a g e nnd 20.00 W he r e a s , petitions h av e been filed 18.28 U n kn o w n , N.4 ft. of Lot 13 Hlk. 6 Tr. 1 adopt i on. 170,00 _ 160.81 with tRp Ci t y Au di to r a nd Clerk, in G. W. R u t h e r f o r d , Iwd 6 Hlk 6 , T r . 2. ,— ----T he above a nd f or egoi ng Ordi nance c on fo r mi ty with the r e qu i r e m e n t s of 170.00 i 60.81 Mrs. W. A. Walton, Lot 9 Blk 7 T r L w as of f er ed by Commiji.sta 09 r ,,fqjJ^Bt Section 217, as amended, o f t h e Char170.00 160.81 Mrs. W. A.' W a l t o n , Lot 10 Blk 7 T r 1 ........... The Seminole County Ean!i SANFORD, FLORIDA S T H K N G ' I ' l l -------------------I ' K O C U K S S — ---------------- 8 KK» H 1 ARMSTRONG TABLE STOVES M anning-Bowman Percolators “Hold-Heet” Curling Irons and W avers Expert Motor Repairing Peninsular Electric Co. M e r r iw e th c r B ulldlnK - a* .* * \ L- . . r * ‘ - /' ft* r. Oclohcr, A |i :: c i l i ' u | . i . i i: Ll . l M: i ‘ m im I • l , I V, b\*'i .e,l *M 1 II \ I IH M < 1 \ l 'i I " i ; I I II I M I n 1. ! i - > Ml b n I 1 I'Ll- I li\ \ I I n ' ill I I IH 11 il I \ I I |I \ M I VI I I'L IM I \ h l . 1.1 I'Ll I I M M 1. 1*1 \ I'E I 3 IT' ti N IT'S FINAL LASS \ G E A 11 est L \ N 11 A I K i m * IN Oils pit...... uf p t o p e r l y Iter,-:n i f t er HE IT KN M TF.D ICi Till* LIHHT.E Hi- T H E i m <H- s \ N I u | ( D . !• ' I 11If, | It till 11i tig u [lull t 111 l uli ‘ "tl i ! <H ; l l i A 11 al 1-d U f t 'I . etoent ,.f s'tld I '-Lirlet t ,. PROPERTY. OWNERS i . mu W °"3 EAST SANFORD; . ' • I I :J 260.00 260,00 250.00 250.00 250.00 250.00 320.00 $ V NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS < 170.00 Prid*, , C ~f F , t - f o r t ho office o f C i ty Co mmi ss i on er ; and, W h e r e a s , no o t h e r c a n d i d a t e h a s been nomi na te d, as re qu i re d by S e c­ tion 217 nnd a m e n d m e n t t h e r e o f ; and, W he r ea s , t h e t i m e f or m a k i n g n o m i ­ nees has now el a ps e d; a nd, W he r ea s , t h e re a r e only t wo c a n d i ­ d a t es n o mi n a t ed ; N O W T H E R E F O R E BE IT R E S O L V E D BY T H E C I T Y i C O M M I S SI O N O F T H E C I TY O F will h e a r all claims kn . , , ** Ra and objection ns to the c h a r a c t e r of Ka all said i mp ro v em e n ts t«> bo paid f or SANFORD, FLORIDA: in pnrt by special a s se s s m e n t s , and a s T h a t no P r i m a r y Election shnll be provided for in t h e resol ut i on herein held, and we, the Ci t y C o mmi ss i on of Ml [ above re fe rr ed to. t he City of Sa nf or d, Fl ori da, do hcro- IM ** k* fea A sei aj \V it ness my hand a s Ci t y Clerk a nd by d ec la re B. F. WTiitner and C. J. Hie seal o f the City of S an fo r d, Fieri Ma rs ha ll as the nomi nees f or t he ofRev J j. j{> ,( da. on this the 26th day of October, flee of City Commissioner of t he City A. [) 1922. of S a n f o r d , Fl o ri da , to be voted f or a t ' ' lslrl‘ 1 ■ (SEAL) L. It. P H I L I P S . t h e r e g u l n r muni ci pal election to b u ' t0 , in ‘m’^ al l he M i, City Clerk of S a n f o r d , Floridn. held on the f ir s t T u e s d a y a f t e r t h e C h u rc h Sunday ii, t f i r s t Monday in De ce mb e r, A. D. 1022. welcome 10 27-11-3-c Thb f o r e g o i n g Resol ut i on wan o f f e r ­ Friday ^November .r,| ed by Co mmi s s i o ne r F o r r e s t Lake, who next m e e t i n g „f th. | , moved it’s adopt i on, a nd seconded by m , mi t-v club, a|| n C o mm i s s i o n er S. O. Chase t hi s 23rd , l-jisfc Sa nf or d will |„ p,, d a y of October, A. D. 1922, a nd upon consi der this a-. To all Pe rs on h e r e i n a f t e r n a m e d , owi i u described, a b u t t i n g upon the cont em^ vote t h e s a me w a s pa s se d aa follows a nd come, plans have ri|r ing p r o pe r ty on b r e n c h Avenue. plated i mp r ov e me nt of said F r e n ch this 23rd day o f Clctnber, A. D. 1022. made to improve lltu| fM. , . ' You ar e h er eb y notified t h a t on the . . ■, . , J Avenue, which have been t ent at iv el y C. E. H E N R Y , Yen <*ral Nnes am] w,. NWl|j lf t, , l l t h da y of S e p t e m b e r , A . ' D. 1922 C o m mi s s i o n e r with tho help end itppr^vfi! uf u“ t h e City Co mmi s s i o n of S a n f o r d , F l o r ­ d et er mi ned by the As s e ss or , cover ing F O R R E S T L A K E , Yen The Sh owe r given f..r lr . „'| ' \[ri ida, did adopt n p r el i m i n a r y r es o l ut io n the proportion of t he ex pe ns e of said H o w ar d Fl ynt (N.-e I ,t.M. i C o m m i s s i o n er p r ovi di ng for t h e grilling a nd p a v in g i mpr ove me nt to he borne by the r e s ­ S. O. C H A S E , Yen was a very plea; am „| . r al ^ of F r e n c h Avenue, fr om F i r s t S t r e e t pective pieces of p r o p e r t y h e r e i n a f t e r C o m m i s s i o n er nei ght mr s were there :,r„i ......... ]rjV(,t s o u t h to N in t h S t r e et , w it h vitrified described, and t he e s t i m a t e d a m o u n t and usef ul gifts w-r„ diM-l,-., i \lr Attest: brick o r o t h e r h a r d s u r f a c e ma te ri a l. of the benefit which will a c cr ue \ o the L. R. P H I L I P S , ( S E A L ) and Mrs. McClell and n, , x ,i ,,, t T h e t ot al e s t i m a t e d cost o f s ai d i m ­ various pieces of p r o p e r t y h e r e i n a f t e r a n d cake, The young . ..u,,;,. ar,. ^ City A u di t o r and Clork. p r ov e m e n t of Fr en ch Avenue Is $23, described, a b u t t i n g upon said Fr enc h ing to housekeeping ............ i 10 2 7lt c 000 .00 . Avenue to be i mproved in t h e ma n week. i, T he a s s e s s m e n t s a g a i n s t t h e v a r ner above st at ed, nr e as follows, t o ­ Mr. a nd Mrs \\ \\ ,| r hu(( In Ikr Illatrlrl I’unrf nf Ihr Unllrd imis pieces o f p r o p e r t y h e r e i n a f t e r w n: s InIf* for I hr Sonl hrrn IHmtrlct bought 8 acr es of impnn, d nf I'lnrlilm In t l n nk ru p tc r. Km Iionpfit Ann of AsscssIN T U B MATTKTI OF I-. Y IIIIVAN. l>. L. a nd Robert TI.,., t , 1 jm r I Ii jmt Ipt Inn nf Properly io pr oper ly inont Itniikrupl. trmlhiu ns Sanf ord r’ycl" on Rond op| )(K|t" 'I *I * K, Secrest, Lot H Hlk ft Tr. 8 $230.00 f 19 I !7 T.i 11u» crril Itors ■f I. V llrvnti of Sun T he r e were t it, p ■I \\ I- itzgeriild, Hit Lot 0 Hlk. 7 T r 8 383.00 f i •I -r S mm Iri u| i’ I 'nun t i anil district 436.38 on the land «u Mr M , i»fit r hi I 'o k n u wn , Lot 6 Hlk 9 T r K, 243.00 191 22 \ # T I«*K IS IIKIIKHV P.IVKN ilmi ill* '1'iivn rwihuul liiinkrujii <lu)v fllml In ^ I W F it z ge r al d , Est Lot 7 Hlk. 9 . l'i 191.22 243.00 rhlw iNiurl i»n to-wit 15iIi. Mr, run) Mrs t n 1 U Fi tz g e r a l d Est. Lot 8 Hlk 9 Tt \ I* 1922. nriil /in of for of m m pun it l«iti * , 191.22 243.00 to to till* unm'ciiriHl rrfolltnrn. on thei r r j ■I W Fi tz g e r a l d K n Lot 9 Hlk 9 Ti 383.00 all Claims allowed nr In l.n allowed llM(| have t a ke n „ I Till t we nt yf iv e per cent 1 25 per cent I. flf Mnim, Mi Itougal, Lot I Hlk. 4 Tr . 9 . 223.37 290.00 teen per cent I ] f> per cent) In cash i t h ei r ho me ill ( 'aitli, nnd five per cent t f. per ecu I I In six ,, I he special a s s e s s m e n t s a g a i n s t the '»i lock !' M at which nice linn said to on i lie and five per cent i r, per cent i Mrs, * hurle* link"O'llll.s prop.'r I \ n i u n d . r I..... , , . ■it inn- pici i - uf p r u p e i t y above rb.all/iDg Hoard will beiii nil I.tints ,,,t hi- enilile.l to pr lor II \ In Mils " " '• i «-d ar, pa ya bl e o p ti ui ud ’y, as fol md objections as to the c h a r a c . i r of I , . 1. ding Hill that there will lie a inond a ve Mr C 1 II hk <»f tdM tit Tin* «. f f I. ••i, ■i Ii n t hi r! \ full id 1lllpMiV ement 1 tu be paid fur U'u 'hi II 'MfiTpU* i i h ! Itf frr r. in. Until, - -lb, 1 I h• w ' ' by 1 lal a. n ’ . -u| n •• 4 f.1 11 ! 1 1"•-ii| * i1 4 • t i,i p ' 1. •• 1II ,1 1 ' Mi t »t my l..,i d a. • ‘ . 1 rl, .|t.,| I J f th. :•.tii ,j.i•. ■ * ' . ' ' ' \ ; . i T he special a s se s s m e n t s a g a i n s t t h s E q u a l i z i n g Board will h e a r nil claims v ar i ou s pieces of p r op e rt y above des-nnd ol yect i ons a s t n th e c h a r a c t e r of cribed a r e payabl e optionally, as fol-nll s ai d i m p r o v e m e n t s to he paid for lows, c it h e r in full within t h i r ty d a y s m p a r t by special a s se s s m e n t s , nnd a f t e r t h e completion of the work, o r a s provided for in t he resolution h e n ■ in ten equal a nn u a l i ns t a ll me nt s , w i t h i u n h o v e r e f e r r e d to. i nt er es t at the r a te of , ight per cent. W i t n e s s mv band as Citv Clerk and per a n n u m from the d at e of Ho ruin ■ si at uf the it\ uf Sa nf or d, FI o n pb l lull of -aid ,jjnpi o', efrn-nt "ii this t tv, 29th day of October, \ u n i t i n g tif the bipialli'.ii • H oird l> 1922 of the City "f Sanford, b lurid.i. will I Ii P H I L I P S i S E A I, I be held a| lb i 'n \ Hall mi I b< 1 d b 'lerk. Sanf or d. Fl or ida * 'it v d a \ "f S'nvi mbi r \ I » 1922, at Eight |tt 27 l i t . (I'clm k I' M at with b itiei l n r n n d r rf: _ •V 170.00 40.00 JWQO 3$.56 ICP-8 I 228A0 228.60 228.60 228.50 228.50 228.50 292.49 T ‘ ■?- -I’h o n e 11 a t �:ir=z5= TODAY, OCTOBER 27, 1922 • THK NEW GROCERY Three Mocks froth High I‘rice* SUGAR, 13 pounds for I ' i l l s b u r y Flour, 2 i - l b s . l . i h h y ’H SAveel Mixed Pickles, lb. I H Mackerel, 3 for • v Fresh Fruits and Vegetable* at All Time WE KEEP THE BEST IN EVERYTHIN Phone 76—Corner Sanford Ave. anti ■I ■ \ • o il' - slut: • r r-. < > i r i a se K* * G A Alb* i tsoti iif I tel .mid has |e:iv ,ng I r nlay (nr i '"in • d t" with u» again next " ' nUf'iinta A mimber •' ui lie mi h'-vl ami w il preach t • b i n e culled to Roe her. f< f u-i at t ..10. Mrs. A. is \ " r y frail U she will be bet t er soon t a ki ng special t r e a t m e n t s in hopca "f being able Inter to go about with ' Ir- Auvuhiit > Man Mm is nursing il.'*' .il obi. The ronda are almost m .u the lurnie of Mr and Mrs. A. tii|ni-^at li plat now, but on h in w ay 1 1 nmpbi dl u h' T i tie- h a v e a Li 1 2 I ■ k f i win Altnmont S p r i n g s he stop'am.' lit et betn | j,,t Monday, ; >■» with u», and Ut*v. W a h lb u ry Mrs Andrew Hiu thson and little ‘••veil him t . preach. So he gave us A dam; hit, r t e t u rn e d home Sn tin day ■■.I tali i n The A b u n d a n t Life.” D "m Paiutka, both stilt weak from the 1 r , music arid c \ l r a -emirs and dtiuta sviT I In* mot her s a n g alto in a added much to the service. Tn-t, very sweetly at the evening ser 't ee. f r y u Herald AA'»nt Ad today Ihis ' 1,1 ijay ,,f lletober, A. I) 11)22 VN O R D I NA N CE ASSKSSINCJ TH K and upon wits lht> s ame unani mousl y " I M ANji EXPENSE, OF MAK : .i- i' mI. i m - thi*. J.’lril d a s of IN', \ N H 1.A V I S O T H A T GEK TAIN S I D EWA LK IN T H E CITY ' E H EN R Y . Yea 'U S \N'I OHIi. ! LOKIDA. W HI CH A1.ivor WAS PA SSE D HV R E S O L U T I O N S O. C H A SE , A'en " I I'll K i IT V ' O.MMISSION O F ' d mni t ssi oner . THK CITY ill- S A N F O R D , "FLORI­ FO RR E ST FAKE, Yea DA, UN II IK ltiT | | DAY O F ' d m m i sstoner APRIL, h PJ22, U PO N T H E O WN ER S OF Al l, T H E P R O P E R ­ (SEAL) TY HOUNDING A M I A HU TT IN G ork T I I KR K dN W i l d HA VE F A I L E D o R R E U SED TO PAY T I I E I I t b\ i uimtiMsinuer For re st PROPORTION ATE P A R T OF T HK I si'i ended by ( omni i e- s i oner E X P E N S E OF SAID S I D E W A L K ; 1 a that tile reij Ui rement of 11El LAKJNO I HIS T o HE AN t r.ouhng o f the a b o v e and EMERGENT A M E A S U R E NE C i' i *rd nance ut a no t h e r re KSSAflX I'll R THE USUAL • o n )’ of tin* Pity ( d m m i a U Ml X opER.A'IHON o f A MUNI !»•-.« than . . r n d a y s front 'T P M D T P \ RT . MF NT AND TO il !! I I dispell -I'd v. t ti hv T A K E I I I IN I' I.MMFIH \ T E I . Y 1 I TIN I T ' . I- I V AL PA SS \ i ; i : UNI I \ I it 11"T ! uN . \ N j i FI XI NG A PEN \ ] TV ( IF TF.N PER P E N T \ N U INTI RL.-sT FOR I M I . U R E I HE N PA i n i ' \ Y m i : vm o u n t s a s s e s Mayor. 5 - l l i A GAI NST T H E VA RI OU S Y.-.a " ! ' U S . p l | T F.s OR P \ Pi 'EJ.S O F LAND lb ' E N D I NG AND \R1 T T I N g o N * \ 111 l DEW \ l K o.N Olt -H! I 'i l l ! TIM " N | i ) i A*1 o p NO\ I Mil! p \ F O R R E S T ! AKF. PAGE SEVEN LOUID.A AND WESTERN I IE EE. POItK AND .Ml'TTON Y S aa il |i V'T'J l's Premium and l\ i n r u n ’s Reliable I Yoduets I OUT O F F I R S T S T R E E T i i i i B M n i i H H n i f l f t l R s m B n i B l i i l R n i i i i - i i u r i n i ' . imki|i:iiucta» u n d i d m KLICKER MARK FT u<l my; 102 Sanford A venue l;mind St e ak, lb * 1( 1.1111 St e ak. Hi i hnrk St e ak , Hi. i Inn k St e ak , 2 lie* for I Hone St eak, Hi. Fo r f li.n ktmne, li< mi-: * I I. Al(. 12 Ills for QUICK DKUIVKRY 'in i': FINFST SHOPS AI the Lowest Prices neaa marmot I N \ l .s I 11, VI L FLORIDA and WKST KKN ML ATS {21 Sanford Avenue St*r\ i r e a m i ( ) t i a l i l > 303 San ford A a e. Phone KMi-W Solid Leather SHOES I I Of I l i a , 11ll It ' - ' o f i ib w a l k - b. ' iiniling and a b u t t i n g b>t t be on 102 SANFORD AVENUE •!- A net i tig l .a - 1 ' li b' of URK’S REPAIR SHOP ( Ink Ill lb' I It) o f Mltlfnl'd. I'Torj l l f i iri et Thonijiiton, f ur t h e coet III' ' i d 1' Walk bound nig bu II, 111nek Start injf md Ignition t roubles 320 Sanford Avenue HUDSON PRICKS REPAI R AAOKK ilti SANFORD UPSALA AND (iRAPEVILLE AVENE I* LOOK! LOOK! r . t 11 11• na l b >lnp.*oli, On- r o d *I ,ii 11 i >[,> ti>i 'oil 1r in t mg l he **lde *-' ■A walk on tile East Mih' of Oak Ave-mn on li'iunihng and abut ti ng l,"t ib {thick I I, Tier 1, of tplu uu, which a ssent* ”i nl heleliy d e c anal t o i t l l t e *■ a Ini' agai nst the laid lot, that t her e ^ aitaitiH) |t ( Howar d the **t • l .did e v [leiiM* of i oust r tic t i ng the l a •idewalk on the Ha>t .tide of Oak Ave *4 inn1 hnuridiiiK and abut ti ng Lot 7, Ra Hltick IT, Tier I, Jba.tlil, t hat t her e is fca a - a i " * d a g a it o t Maria 11"i ton the ni«| arid evp'iiM nf *m i <t mu t mg t h" * -idewalk on the Kn-t f*n|'' " f Oak Ave i line I*1miidi ng hhd a b u t ti n g I ,"t SI, I Itlcik 1 I. To r l, $tl" Ui'; that t he re is i g iftfi.-t- -I ngnim-l .1 G S h a m n the cost A and '-vpi ns'* <\f c i ii ndr mt i ng the side- f,ai \i.LT on t lie En«t sup' of Oak Avenue lah lauinding and a h u t ti n g Lots ti atid 7, A Hloi k 12, Tier I, t h a t all the t.jl, . aforesat*!. as s es s ment s should he a \ n| j lien on and upon each of t h e a f o r e -1 .A j said lots. life SiNtioN 2 That should t h e above Mm lot owners fail or refuse to pay t he lion above amo u nt s assessed a g a i n s t the -on ’ said several l o t s o n or before t he 22nd 'G , - w a i l has been s t ay in g with I day of November, 11*22, t h a t t h e pen , Mrs. West until .Mr. AVest can get out I nlty of ten per cent on the a m o u n t doe Hnd r ep a ir their house^ Mr Swan w is shall thereupon immediately at t a cc h « ««, a dinnet guest there on Sunday, l a n d t h e r e af t er the said a mo u n t shall Mi«s Margaret Eri, son went with a hear interest at the r at e of r i g i d pe r i.., 11-, uf fr ....... 1.. tin- heiu ti last i i nt per a nnum until jiaiil Sunday Section 1 That this ordinance is A . ouplr at auto* loaded with folks deelm eil to be at emerceMi \ meas ur e , mne uvt;r Sunday ft"in Ormond and | necessary for the daily oper at i on of Holly Hill and among them were Mr ii municipal d e p a r t m e n t and shall he- and Mrs. Peterson and d a u g h t e r s and come effective from and a f t e r the d at e Miss Kvn Malm. | of it's p a ss a ge am! adoption. Mrs. Edwin Lundquist has been in The above and foregoing ordi nance the .Fernald Laughton hospital for a Honey Cream Layer Cake Thi s Cake is a New Recipe, Try it Hot Bread and Rolls Twice a Day nt II a. m. and t p. tn. BOSTON BROWN BREAD linked h> a Host on Man Shtuwlay Special—Cream P u ffs 313 Sanford Avenue H. HINTERMISTER PIANO CO NOW LOCATED AT 112 MAGNOLIA AVENUE o n Al l Ai i t omul ' il t ** PI ION H 270 210 San ford venue Lowest Sanford, Florida S Cash Meat Market 219 Sanford Ave Sanford, Florida WESTERN AND FLORIDA MEATS FISH, CHICKENS FRESH SHRIMP PROMPT DELIVERY 327 Sanford Avenue — Phone 372-W � 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, 1922 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>, October 27, 1922; <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/d93d023da5ea9ba4326ef049f4819137.pdf 40f13ca24042b9cbd65a38489af09e16 PDF Text Text i • .----- - -i.'-1 ■' ■- —ei. »■; > *• .• ™fTFr ■ W .n -y /v ' . ■ * V 1 7 n-'--■_ t — SANFORD T h e C U y S u b s ta n tia l” «■» The S anford Daily Herald SANFORD “T h e C ity S u b s t a n t i IN I HE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION* V O L U M E III. S A N F O R D . F L O R I D A . S A M H I ) A V , O t T O R E K 2 8 . 11)22 VERY FEW ATTENDED MASS MEETING CALLED TO DISCUSS AMENDMENTS fe R n IU lfc lftllU fa fc j VERY M ICi Ha Ka i Make ofmc w hat you will; I shall reflect you ns clear ly ns n m ir r o r th ro w s back a candle beam. MARTIAL LAW PROCLAIMED THROUGHOUT ALL ITALY ' FACISTI ATTACK TOWN: ____________________ If I nni p le a sin g to the eye of the s tr a n g e r w i t h i n 'm y gates, if I uni such a sig h t ns, having seen me, he will r e m e m ­ ber me all the days an n thing of beauty, the credit is yours. I A P A T H E T IC A m bition nnd o p p o rtu n ity call some of my sons nnd d a u g h ­ te rs to high ta s k s nnd m ig h ty privileges, to pty g r e a t e r hon­ or nnd to my good r e p u te in far places, b u t it is not chiefly those who are piy s tr e n g th . My stre n g th is in those w ho re ­ main, who are content w ith w hat 1 enn o ffe r them nnd with what they can o f f e r me. It was the g r e a te s t of nil R om ans who sa id : "H o tte r be f ir s t in a little Iberian village t h a n lie second in Rome." PROBABLY ONE OF THE FINEST iW ere Made P ro and Con R e­ CONCERTS THAT SANFORD ' ffardinjf th e VnrioiiH PoinlH of EVER HEARD R e-apportionm ent AmendI Ra ftj I AM YOUR TOWN BAND CONCERT |,Ko,,,-K ok seminole co. SUNDAY AF’NOON 0VE,< amendments FINE PROGRAM SOME FINE TALKS SEEM fc» *n fcu ftq M .M I1 E R 184 m ent * i • . ■J PUBLICITY TAX FLORIDA CITIES SHOW PROGRESS DEPOSE ~0FFI o f t h e b i g . cmj. TERS H AVE H EEN CAP- s e v e r a l I TU R E D TODAY AI.SO SHOW T H A T T A X E S PE R And A ssu m e C om m and, M e«t W ith N o O pposition an d CA PITA ARK MUCH LOW ER IN SA N FO R D No R e sista n c e tllz Tk» AsiiM-tntr* I 'r r i i l T h e re will be a bund concert S u n ­ e n r T kr A n o f U tr * r r m t ' I am more th a n wood and brick and stone, more even than The Sanford C ham ber of Com­ BARTOW, Oct. 28.— I t is ge n e ra lly LONDON, Oct. 23.— M a r tia l day a f te r n o o n in th e p a rk a t 4:00 p. flesh nnd blood-*I am th e composite of nil who call mo Home. m erce hns disapproved th e ^ a p p o r ­ known to the people of Florida th a t Inw hns been proclaimed in I ta ly m. A splendid p r o g r a m bn* been a r ­ tionm ent am endm ent and several Florida cities and counties are raising to ta k e effect th ro u g h o u t th e e a r a n g e d . B a n d m a s te r Ball will render I nm your town. larger sums through tax levy*, for lire country front noon today s a / S one o f bis usual fine program s. m e e tin g s seem to have disapproved it in th is city hut the mass m e e tin g .call­ the purpose of ad v e rtisin g ttieir a d ­ a dispatch front Stefnni agency, A m o n g th e n u m b e rs to be present is vantages throughout the country hut ed the other nig h t in the c ourt house sem i-offirially Italian news o r ­ Itj F* F j hi th e f a m o u s n u m b e r "M orning, N oom Rj » i M fcl *1 did not approve it or condemn it ns few have more than n hnay idea of the ganization. Special d isp a tc h e s and N i g h t " by VonSuppc, nlso the th e ie were m any in favor of the m agnitude of the work. A com m ittee cnrlv today told of the iteginning ') first re n d itio n of the W altzes " F ro m a me nd meiit am) many a g a in st it and ft "In the Bartow C ham ber nf Cum of concerted movement by Fas* the B e a u tifu l R hine” by S trauss. Uteri e appeared before the city cum anyone hearing the able aigiinients c isti against several towns. F lo r­ M arch—-('o ro n a t ion Meyer ta-er mission recently to urge a lax levy fur lot and against it were probably at i d r Pisa, t riiium a, and o th e r G ra n d O v e r tu r e Morning, Noun Hu creation of an ad v e rtisin g fund ' h i d re n te rs declared to . h a r a sea re g a rd in g the m atter. and N i g h t , VonSuppc and presented statistics to show vvh.it I o n taken over lij Fascisti fore* The m eeting w as called by the C ornet Solo Selected other Florida cities a re doing. U omim's l lull, the W oman's 1-ettgue es who ill-posted sta te a u th o ritie s P la y e d by C h a rle s Harvey Tile smallest tax levy in the state, and assumed rommnnd. A p p a r ­ of Voters and the C ham ber of Com­ P o p u la r H its of "12: for advertising purposes, so far as is e n t ! ) , according lo these advices, merce and the citizens generally to IN ( n ) R euben, Reuben I've Been R E SO L U T IO N IN T R O D U C E D there was mi resistance. Com ­ .Hi-., s i this aim iidment as well as M I S II IIK l m i D G E T LAW S known here, is that of the i i t y - u f T h in k in g Sisle & Kills T H E H O U S E TO T H A T Hniilentovvii , an assessment . f three munication with nil p a r ts o f th e other a m e n d m e n ts and m a tte r s polit B E H IN D HIM H E WOULD (li) H oneym oon Waltz H arvey EFFECT ipinrteis iif ii mill, the fund i. l i* ex countrv is h.'idlv disorganized. nail RUN 'EM o i l interm ission pi tided by the city and tie I ■aid of lion Forest I aki . is i hall lli.ili of Intermez.z.u S p a r k le ts Zumr. ink Tl»e \ ••«!«'In f r d I’m * I III; Tkr l . a n r l n t r i l I ' r r . v i I lade jo in !Iv ROME. Oct 2*».—T he cabinet 11.1 m eeting lulled it t" " i del and Selections f I Hill the I Ipera Wood M A M I N n . t 2* \ res.il.it M II I 11 K a l l - . I •• t ’s III. n t i» . i roimcil has lo-eu in session since -t t . d the iihje. t of tin • all and n lumi Gustux l.uders u t Midiiccd ill I hr Philippic! house would drivu Hi * w Ii 11 Ipr'ie midnight lo receive re p o rts from <i educed lion G eorge \ I le t'..tti-x, Triiinlmiie • liarai t e r i s i e Bull in •• i r e - c u t 11 r v. 1< iv asking Iv' hi.. prov inres where Fascist! move­ • L" -pok ■ "fi 'In it 111 mat i vi till i lie ( 'h u m Shop Hai nli" i - i 1 u ' i d < 1,111 i i. - g n i •. t h i g, i *i I ' d *■ i ment has taken subversive direc* g a .i •>ii| i ii ly g ."d le a - o ii' why tin of t hi* I xl.in.J . I " '■ •1 . 1 i W altz On Hi' Beautiful Bluin' I h »I lion and to adopt necessary mens* '• a ppvl t l"lilll'-lit iiini'M'Inii >;i' .ill S' i an Ml' I' utvs to inert the situation. Tho l i g h t fin all | a i t s o f t | i t.it. .ir■■i S ta r S p a n g le d Banner ‘ h* \ lahnivt decided first to issue a 1.1 made a in -1 l o i i iitu in g t alk in la It:-. I s \ t l\N produin.itiou de. hiring a s ta te of '.of of the alllelidloellt a - did .lintgc D E A T H o : FN KIA N M< I NIN ill 1 III s F \ <|)N \ |I I IM t i l ' siege ill all provinces effective a t I lick ill si ill and A ttorney 1 ir.l NNil-.u I \ I I si NI W XSIIINt. m s i : . : i) i k \ t . i i d noon today hut decision was modl|i>n I \ Douglass made a F velvn Ml l.aill th. thll teell year d o d and a proclam ation issued I It! ll I’t r * * I I II • I lo ! i i.g ,ii|- no nt ig.i "i t Ho aim nd old d a n e l i t • ' <d Mi uial Mrs .1 I' I 1 5 V \ m e in g i he pulilii- to m a intain o r­ on *.i and his a* c 'lie* lit 1 . t a i •| t M I am died List night at the I'Vmuld der in the face uf insurrectionI : i ..pt ,it •S'.'.ooo 1 ‘ 1 .1 " 1u . ..I ttn t a il that tin w ording m ).g ;.i.l t. . t \\ .fir r , ■ i* , l.auglitoti H ospital a f t e r all illness I I . arv a tte m p ts I ii ".i*l > . It ..in l v and i m in t) the u|>|M>rtioiiiiierit “ f the sen: tors was Mil I f f li nil * . «ii*)i it til.of se v e ra l weeks Evelyn w as living -t. id $20.111111 1 -it M . . i .|.|.r "(UIJlIi am biguous and vague and no "lie* i 'i .tigL'« i n Mt v .1 i M • j i i . i 1 1,i t • *) Ik. In* 1" I . . I I"' . |l \ 1 x. - . -ii i t w " null has at the M< l.aili home at Geneva and I <*M»« IN ll, t -'e The T im e t could tell ju«t wbcii the in w s.-nutor ■ . .. I... i. i r,. i .•i’, wiint was m a k in g p re p a ra tio n s to go to "» < 111 |>. i a|> i I " •nt« i m essage from Ita ly " with* would go of how the a p |m rt lonini'iit 1 !••$!•! } I*iii t.tl s, lumi ill S a n f o r d vwhvii she was 1 -lk «* . "■ III! • ’.-\ ) X tie a n . I o n e IwilT ■ut nam ing the source, saying: was to fn made il stric k e n w ith typhoid fever. She had ' -no! al I lo i ' l l - I " , a . , M V a d v e r t i s i n g f u n d Hi "The Fascisti nt II .'III ( F r id a y Several "tin t- well ■ a d lip"-' t" hospital, d a d without h a v in g a ssig n a lm o st recovered from the attack III. .itv >.f L ee sb u rg is p l a n n i n g a n i g h t ) beg a n n concerted action on throw additional light on the subject w hen site hud a relapse and was t a k ­ e d a n y r e a s o n f o r h e r h u s b a n d ' s a c t w o mi II t a x lev v several towns. They are now m aatert and they were in favor of th e amend en to the hospital w here all tha t m e d ­ l l ” ti in ......i ii d l l i g llcl a i " l lilt'!' - h "' t • I some of the . Inef tow ns like F lo r| l ost pi ">•( I", t c i s n i e s e e k i n g Ieav v Sm oker I p lo Ncar merit am! thought it was com lied in ical skill and careful nursin g could tip h i m -• f • i ' . Pi-n and l rein.nia. < onimuni* ' • illtii lev V I oliari o Iv 11G il Him the proper la n g u a g e Belli Mi l ake accom plish was done for h e r hut it Ml . • ' I " g i l l la •• ’ • On', a l t . I • ..Ii.a.s I..'tween north, south and ccsfx h uidp. d \1 m I pi eV d. alnl J u d g e In. kins.in m.oh a 'Irm i" seem d (hat she w a ' needed ill heaven ttn I ' • I • I............... .. I.d . . , . * ... • ,'v ' • I' t 1v have heel. I n te r rupted. ■III I k * I I .1 1 I al ill'll - I'll I ' • ,t!|Ol and s),' w it' t do n In-ini from the \ h N il". •.'■■u I . iv where in these t.ivvnH thoy • hi ... n ■n i 11 -I .' • . ' ■• a . - i, .in s o n ow ing p it> nt« and i r litik r * and ■I ■ e.i the st..ie m ii h.tritn*s and a t . .11 ita I ■III . .11 and ' 11 ' I I" li* I I ft ends. title of the saddest f.'atln . I., i < I I *.i t . .1 . - . . . t h - I II. • tin | , lit i.. 1111 1 v hv nied lomiiiiind It seem s tliero w a t . p l h> tut. d I' about h e r d 'Util was the 'n e t that her that I leasant.lale th. age "I I I . i p |t>. I at i . .I h e | -.Moulds and her the tty and t(■<- Manoii t .unit) Hoard " " re sistjimt- and no conflict, cxce m o th e r w a s in W isconsin nt the tim e 1,1 lo year ago was a heavy -mukcr I r . l l t i r c t o . g a i n m s t r e n g t h with th e of Tr ai l e. in Crem ona w here six Facisti wfcr* Mrs. Blackniun spoke on the idea of o f the d a u g h t e r ’s d eath having gone hut the inerease.d p r n e of t.d.acvn p a s s i n g h o u r s m a d e h e r d.-nth a Hint shot. E v e ry th in g is quiet in Milan T h e New S m y r n a C o r o n a d t i th e r e for h e r h e a l t h and was unable an educational hoard for the stute . a used him to stop lie vvoiked on l e t o f o n l y a - l i o r t t i m e it was said whrfp (li«art* it « display o f ■ t. u n i t o n i m p r o p r i a t e s f l . m i n to lie Inline to •»"<• the little one before that would come up at the next ves- the f a i in until a f. vv d..v- ' . I ■ \ | ' - i ll ..vi n ... .1 h. i li.i'hii.,1 had # • • • • • I •• ThiTt* it no nnws from o t h e r • ■ • , •. "• fund t her d e a th T he funeral will occur -I"II of the legl l.itllle alnl g.iv. some death . " mi \ l In ii.. it ll- .'.! tn <lx • i’liU‘11 * cit \ mill t h r th. . 1 .-n.t .1 ..... t h • by from th e Mi l.am home today at three Vety gon.l reasons why llii- hdhr.l A ' . ’ 1 1ft *' .1 1In •ir li*. . • III i: .,i.l t ! ■.id. on m,.n o'clock Rev. W right of Oveldo officia should he . hanged f r ..in a 11' 1 '. .1 tl.lj i> ..I S I M I N O I I I \ l M U M III l.’l ;i i' k •1" XXII 11" t i .. . Ill I- ' t *•iii1 III! 1 I'lihl • .1 \ l.o.ii d to ..lie tha t ni'.i. nearly i. ; I mg and interim nt to he made in <.«•M . t 1 • «• " 'Ml 1 j ’ J . I 1 t • ,• t . .* .1 • iI. -. !,•• 1 the peopfi e \ a c e m e te ry -, . I I I " 1 • .1 Alt* 1.( * t . t h ' 1* ' N! rlb. "la in fl Md M> 1 ■ P a r e n t s a n d f a m i l y h a v e t h e - y i n t s i i u n (lie ton. e l l - . - "! 'I'l'""l. "f K I .1 g "II I l h i i-. ' d ' . ' i r y w i l l !■■ i.l t o • ' .) - .1 *» III. . Itv ..( 1*a•f *Sit* itl«! .ii»prt*pruiti‘p> llle.-tihg p a t h y o f t h e i r m a n y friend*! Ill t h e i r those pie-, nt th a t allotliel 1 ill'.-, ill. x «--*. 1. i I.g .-t N m ID "XX ll - :n iiiio Si* in 1 I . a m that tin v have - ta tte d should be . ailed before the clevtluli heren v em ent uiol, l.aum li) ami will h e re a fte r n|MT "*i x w a l k iii.g w it ii iiix f.it hoi t h e >Ukt lit. . l i t " f 1 i v r I Li h i t p p r . ' p r i Mt m III Novemhei to have a more thorough ate their laundry business under th a t th< streets of St, i loll.l when lie -ml $til)tl discussion of the reupportiontticitl. It name. H eretofore they were the il.nl> grabbed the l a t t e r 's revolver. Smith Jacksonville's municipal g o v ­ was regretteii by all present th a t lion. Ideal a gents for the luikclirml He rushed into the home of friends ernment appropriates $500. * F. P. F o r s te r was prevented from b e ­ J U D G E R E F U S E S TO ENTERTA] Steam L aundry hut they have v h>. lived nearby, nnd w hen tie failed The city of Sohring has levied a ing p resent by illness. Mr. F orster have made new conneetion and ex- • let urn his fa th e r e n te re d th. In.me. SUCH A MO* ..tie milt tax, the fund t<> be expended was Seminole's ie p r e s e n ta tiv i in the ' TION p . ct to give quicker and b e tte r sertuning foi In- son It • eveloped Inst le g isla tu re and voted for the vn <» under the new a r r a n g e m e n ts , l i n t thy younger Brown had rushed , tit ly by the <lt\ and the Board of am e ndm e nt and is still in favor of it They live in S a n fo rd and have built through th e house and a c ro ss the al- Trade. I l l y T l i f Aa«orli«tr#t P r f M f St. Nimustine raises $5iy.2000 from as being a step forw ard in getting up-n fine business here in the Latin- lev to ins own home A few moments A L E X A N D R IA , Vn.. Oct. 28.— A t - . a one mill tax, or $5.22 per capita. te m p ts try counsel for tho g o v c rn n itr E U R O P E Ike s ta te re-upportioned. W IN E IN T E R E S T S OF d ty line and will continue to have the a fte r w a r d the shots which m ortally Sanford cre a te s u fund of S'.UJOO w ith d ra w nil cha rge s of conapir The m e ltin g was not will u ttim U i ,.llI1P 0|,| ^taml in the Hynes block as wounded his bride of t h r e e month).. W I L L F I G H T TO T H E with a two null levy. und f r a u d laid a g a in s t C ha rle s W.< probably on account of m any other h„ r,.t „ f„ rv nn,| K uara„ l0<. ser rang out. ^ END Tampa ra.s.-s a fund of $»i2.l>0(> by a Mnr„ , N*ew y „ r k shipbuilder a n d big e n te rta in m e n t* and m eetings being vice a n d tile b e s t o f Work at all t i m e s Brown's Im.ly was found e a rly one mill levy each for city and coun various companies in tho case now held a t the same tim e and not even I H r T h r A»*orlnlrd T hursday in the rear of n building iy p ro g re ss here failed y e s te r d a y P A R I S , Oct. 28.— A large fund j|„. S a n fo rd Band could get n crowd STO K ES HAD lllfi FLO RID A B E E F close to ins home. O rlando Sentinel. NVest Palm Bench obtains J u d g e Wad.lill in.tho fe d e ra l c o u r t fc r e a c h in g ninny millions francs h n » 'a t the court house a lthough they pluythrough city and county ta xa tion on a the e a s te r n Virginia d istric * t reftj been pledged by the wine interests of ed some v c ry le n tr n n c in g music before < W. Stokes brought in a Florida G A SO L IN E TAX basis uf one mill each, or $51.IK ) per E u ro p e to m a k e a merciless cam paign the m eeting. It seem s th a t the pco- ^ to e n te r ta in the motion. T he y e ste rd a y from the form of Jo h n LAW W I L L HOLD capita. upheld a tto r n e y s fo r tho com par a g a i n s t prohibition in the United p|e u re e ith e r a p a th e tic over th e re­ P a d g e tt across the lake th a t w a s a --------St. P e te rsb u rg by ta x a tio n r a ise s in th e ir contention t h n t it would s t a t e s nn d o th e r countries. The fight a p p o rtio n m e n t o r they hnve m ade up fine specimen fo r one t h a t had not m r Tfce ,x. . o r i . t r * i ’r e -si $71,420, or $1.4(5 per c a p ita / m ost u n fu ir to th e ir cfcenta to will be w a g e d th r o u g h the newly o r - ' th e ir minds about how they a r e going been stall fed but fed on the gn»s* of TALLAIIAflS|*t K, Oct. 28.—Today The Jacksonvillo city council f o r the bill so d ra stic a lly a t th is d a y i g a n iz e d in te r n a tio n a l league a g a in s t |to vote b u t tho Ilchrald predicts th a t the prairie. T he beef w eighed 7G61 completed t h * fifte e n th d a y a f te r th o which is iroi.nr some «Hng with the clot* of th e circuit this ye a r has a p p ro p ria te d $25,000 for th e c h a r g e s had been so w idely p i prohibition w it h h e n d q u n rte rs here. 5about hnlf the voters in th e county nmtnila a lished. -------------------------i will not know how to vote on the for a Florida heifer. It is ju s t n n - lf,,u rt of , h ‘’ man,,#te ,,f th t’ 8UPre,ne l,uhllr,t>' w" rk ' lo U‘ eX,MJnded by committee of th re e council men. For T he g o v e r n m e n t’s motion w a s F R A D Y 18 IL L A N D am endm ent* nt th e general election in vth e r d e m o n stra tio n or the fact t h a t ; i o u r t in tho ^ « h e lto n J. Gunn, the next year th e council has nppro- m itte d by fo rm e r S c n n to r E d g a r Florida beef can he f a tte n e d if you ! rom plainant vis. E rnest A m os, compW I L L H A V E O P E R A T IO N 1November. ^ 11roller, commonly known ns the K u o - i ' d i t e d $^.>,000 on condition th n t civic B ra c k e tt, a c tin g as special a ssii IN CH ICA G O H O SPIT A L K ' i line tnx su it. organizations will raise a like a m o u n t, to A tto r n e y General D a u g h e r ty In W R IT O F A T T A C H M E N T It will be recalled tha t in th e r c c o n t 't h e whole to be expended by th e coun- cose a g a i n s t th e Morse 'c o m i tDjr Tfcr JtM M titr* Press V FOR M E X IC A N F U N D S C H A R G E A G A IN S T . tho t*l committhc. C H IC A G O , Oct. 28.— E d g a r Frndy. DIAMOND D E A L E R | decision of the suprem e court, H is a c tion c reated a s u r p r is e in IS S U E D BY T H E COURTS .u n d e r in d ic tm e n t in Miami, F la.,1 IS D IS M IS S E D /'"hrm ent of the lower c o u r t was re crow ded court room which had list r h n r g e d w ith th e m u r d e r o f his wife, Mixed with <lir .lin n s to dismiss the NSSISI AN I PO ST M A ST E R I Hr Tkr i M a r t s t r ! I'rfM I ed th ro u g h o u t the <iny to dull KMBK/.ZI ED BIG S l'M NY NSIUNCTON, Oct 28.— W rit of m u s t u n d e rg o nn operation in n t'hi l l l r Tkr l o n r l a l r d I’rraa 1 I' ll unless the . .itlipllllllt am ended his nioii) re g a rd in g the financial cot FROM ARCH C R E E K cago h o sp ita l soon, it became known a tta c h m e n t issued by ew York suNE WYORK, Oct. 28.— Indictm ent I '! within fifteen days a f t e r the rc tion of the associated com panies a n d todny. K idney operaW in w a s de. ided preme r o u r t a g a in s t funds of Mexican c harging Henry Hirsch, diam ond deal I v the clctk "f the e iic u tl of the (it'tuil* of ih r c o n tr a c ts irivcii sc upon and i t will ta k e plnce in a week governm ent is to be vacated insofar crj with p a rtic ip a tio n in disposal of mandate MIAMI, Oct. 28.- Fred W. Moore. ‘’f lh c m b>' thl‘ L niergcncy F le e t C ot* o r tw o. W hile tho o pe ra tion is con- hs it r e la te s to p r o p e r ty of N ew York! nearly $500,000 w o rth of liberty bonds inquiry nt the office o f the clerk assista nt p o s tm a s te r Arch Cn*ek, nr- P ° r a Bon. aidered sorious he is snid otherw ise to City consulate, the S ta te D e p a r tm e n t I stolen from the Chnse N ational Bank develops thnt no a m e n d m e n t of th e le s tid y e ste rd a y on c h a r g e o f e n t - , , # •nnounced today. he in good condition. w as dismised by S u p r tn ie Court. Bonds hill hns been received a n d it would hezfling 3410 of postal funds th e re , K A N SA S ( 11 A, Oct. 28.—T he high-, - .i stolen by A r t h u r Chnse bank g u a r d | <»rm th e re fo re , tha t in accordance Postal inspectors p r e fe rre d c h a rg e . , !‘l ‘»*inperaturv on record f o r Oct©* Get y o u r office supplies, sta tio n e ry nftd recovered In te r in a snfc deposit i with the m a n d a te ,the bill sta n d s dis The world at your door every *ven h e r in th is section w as y e ste rd a y .' a for I Be.—Dally Herald. , ' and Fost Cards nt the Ilcrsld office. box bank nt St. A ugustine , F lorida. J missed. The H erald fo r f ir s t class job work. w as 85 h e re and 86 a t T opeka. PHILIPPINES GOV. ALLEN WANT THEIR WOULD DRIVE INDEPENDENCE OUT K. K. K. 117 Years Old Man Died Today at Canadian Home FAILS IN MOVE CLEAR MORSE BIG FUND OF MANY MILLIONS TO KILL DRYS ‘ ’v ... ---- H x /iw . �' -T v^v1 a &.P- ' * - .. • • m -r- ...A f ,v - — , “ Ar . -v*V __ ■«■ - - ■ *»- r. - ■- " ---------- ___ ------- ............... .. S a n fo r d S h o e E? « i : . j CHANGING MANAGEMENT i ... Mr. J. J. N. CONNER Succeeding W. M. McKinnon as Manager ■ WATCH THEIR ADD FOR OPENING.—O w in g to the fact that we have been delayed with our inventory it will be im possible to open Sat■ urday as we expected. W atch this space for a nnounecm cnt o f opening. SANFORD SHOE AND CLOTHING COMPANY design nnd w hen scores w e re counted w as b e a utifully d e c o ra te d . T h e color a f t e r a n exc e p tio n a lly in te r e s tin g class h a d for t h e i r g u e s t of h o n o r Mrs. g a m e of brid g e , high score was held J. K. F a y nnd Miss S u e F a y . F o r t y hy Mrs. S. M. Lloyd, who w ns a w a r d e d | Indies were p re se n t to enjoy th e s o ­ MRS. FRKI) D A ItiH it. Society Editor a c a rd ta b le cover. ,cinl a n d business m e e tin g of th e class, T he c u t priz e , a brocaded v a n ity a t th e conclusion of th e m e e tin g tho Phone 217-W w e nt to Mrs. Ed Lane, while the low h o ste ss served vnnilln ice c rc n m , M aIf ha ve t a r t r i t a f l v U l t l a c 7 * • • — IN — — It 7 « a are s o l a s • a j r w k e r * or r o a i la a score prize w a s p re se n te d Mrs. H a w - ■enroons, lady f in g e r nnd ‘ N abisco h o a r , or If r o t a r e e a t e r t a t a l a s , w r it a H * l a l rare (a t h is f r p t r l a r t l . ( I ' l t f kins C onnelly. Mrs. S m ith w as pre- cakes. All deprtrted a f t e r nn n f tc r I t t a l l t , ar f r l r p k o a r Ike Itraa. II " I I ■sen ted a box of s tn tio n n ry . 'n o o n 'w e ll spent. ko ( r r a t l r a pp rec ia ted . • Mesdnme L aw son nnd D n ig e r a s s i s t - ___________________ . ed by Mrs. Raym ond Key served SO C IA L C A L E N D A R *n Ka b ka ^ v P R E S C R I P T I O N D R U G G IS T te m p tin g r e f r e s h m e n ts nt tho concluT H E RECA LL STORE P H O N E S25 KDDAK DP.AI.br S a t u r d a y —Cecilinn Music Club will sion of th e g a m e . ^ A g orge ous ro m a n c e ' t h a t c a r r ie s m e e t a t . 3:15 p. m. a t the studio A m ong th e g u e sts for th e a fte rn o o n ^ you th r o u g h Gilded P a ris c a b n r c ts o f Mrs. F a n n ie Munson on M yrtle w ere Mrs. H o w a rd P. S m ith , a i r s . ^ and New York society revels. G lit­ avo., Miss .Viable Bowler will be th e Hen C asw ell, Mrs. J. D. W oodruff, R a R a n R a R a f t 'J M f t M i f t te r in g Gloria in 50 new eye f ilP n g a s s i s t a n t t a le n t. . x ! Mrs. Roliert H ines, Mrs. C. H. K irtlcy, F. A. P otcrsoh is in S a n f o r d to d a y gowns. Also --------Mrs. P e rc y M e ro , Mrs. E<1 B e tts, Miss on busin e ss calling on the tr a d e . Mr. M onday Circle No. 1. Methodist Ituha WiTTtams, Mrs. M orris Spencer, C h u rc h will h a v e H allow e’en p a r ty Mrs. s. M Lloyd. Mrs. F. K. Roum illat lV«..r»«n re p re se n ts th e S helby Salesnt th e home o f Slf, Tom Adams a t Mrs. B r a x to n H a g g o tt, Mrs. H aw kins. ...... * < o rp o ra lm n of .Shelby, Ohm. — AND— < onnelly. Mrs. .1, i Deen, Mrs. John 8 p. m On account of th e ra in to d a y th e G S m ith M i- .1 It C olem an. Mrs hold Monday H allow e'en Dance at P ar L m n o : i lio n ! , \ l i E d w a rd l.anc. W o m a n 's t'lub was f u n o d to i»h House at 8 'in p. in. given by St. ‘ M i « H m u Purdmi, Mr- Raymond tiieir c a f e te ria d in n e r in th e P a r is h H ouse w here a fine d in n e r w a s scrv A g n e s Guild ' •> and .Mr R egm al Holly. — ----ed a n d th e re were a la r g e cro w d c o n ­ i M onday Mrs J.din G S m ith will en S < H | \ | D K P \R T M K N T B R ID G E g r e g a te d . The ladies will also serve t e r t a m the m e m be rs of th e Seminole i (tie of the d e lig h tfu l e v e n ts of this s u p p e r here at six to n ig h t if a n y o n e F u rn ish e d room for re n t. 107 Wefct B rid g e Club and a few e x tr a guests w.i, k w a s th e bridge p a r ty given b y ' • ' Shes to eat th e r e at th a t time. T h ird St. , lR2-3tp at bridge c o m p lim e n tin g Mr? Ho •I . ... .d |>. |..ittm *nt "f the W om an's Vuioiig tiie a ttr a c tiv e -bow w indow s w a rd Sinilb. at ! oVIim k i 'ul T -le-day a tt 'inooa at the Club Do you u n d e r s ta n d th e principles of of D ollar Day i- th a t of S Robbins i» - t.o p i,th y ? with ' D - J D W o o d ru ff as 182-2tc x. bo ha i window of d o lla r lulls and Mop.lav I d’ :! i>•»I I a i i r* no ' i -f i ■ - T . it'.. W >, I II-. < nio a li w w l.it •(.. dollai will buy at till­ -i ll I Dl I I D i n l t n \ II • • .. p. • ' n Mi l: ••■bin- a ! -o had a log ad ..f \. I •I I Mi l Ni l HE \ D IN HKD 'Ill f:t . * ' li -• o -te l la v I 'ally lG'r f 1 ■ ■ v v • r . and t ’l f i t } HI . V I II IS I N V ES I Hi V IE D •' f 11 >r b ill ha I rid A* * l , ' ' ll . .ll|,e - . t. mi 1 \ ' i i N • ict 27 M b -rt F rin k 111 lb. pri /. for f ••all. of Macon, -cbeduli’d to ta k e ■ . ■, ■ ' .1 • b .Old M. - \ ; i I ei , i . I ate | ■11 -tdeut fl • t lit I in four round boxing b "in here Mr- ! P •f th. 1 flit I I 'ai,gilt el of t tie I i ill N e x t ItiKir to S a n fo rd Shoe and Clothing i •• ' < ’ I ' wa found dead in bed this Mr f i d i - r a i j . i in Hu iily today t>> at I M III* i p . l l t V o f It U II .■ii i g . i " r o n e r will hold inquest f r i c . li > aMd • ti rday ton.| a m eeting f \ I s.\ llow.-ud • • .f t I f pH 1. A I I ■. .I l ■ Ml- Bell <'llv i Ira l.aptci While to r i \Ji , I’oi soli w' •i• •I i\ lhi!-iMc ipat li ' ,11 an iiI ti, It,, „ 1 ,.f Mi- !; W H ern an* ii d M i- Ray I ' lb 'a at 1 • dad. . ’ ' I Ml I '• I >I l - ,LI I M i l l I ' llf i i :i . t and tea h VI' anti.’ .it'd , tin la u g h ! ’ i ” ( l»r W - h' t •-1d iv t f i < P o i -oiltie- fam I> la m g well sp. ■t •li b. %\ i »M \ V S (.I II D k i own in 'h i- i 11\ IM in iU ’ l i Mi VV ’ . - ,1 | l. 11 oil lit of. I he i , m , • | | ", i i - • bur. h Ml a ' a l Ml . - a d Ri'liluii- a n the DI NNER I* VG I V • la. a fte r n o o n at Oie •• |»■••nt s i»f m a n v 'U igraiiilatiiry tel MlG i l ' lil Phil! p- wa- tile i i ni ami a ' t •*» • 1b< i lot li w• d a1 ‘O p in g r a i i ...... i, -i. - | a -t e vening when \| -- i o n lin e Kohm-nii " f Oilatido ,|m g a i u m e i s a r v Oct. 27tli. Mr and she e n te r ta in e d at d in n e r at her at M tel l ,.f Hie G e n e r a ! C o n v e n t i o n re« Air- Bobbin- will have a p a r ty f o r t r a c tiv e Ii mi u I' m i\ I 'm e r. •! l u l l ai P o rtla n d O r ' gun It V l a - t i M i l t o n Kot'lun- th e n >oii, who wer* la 'd f’U •. t i. u I III \ • a t - *t11 on tin - -aim* . ,1 • , • ,|i - r ed *bat ill m em bers I S t o r e t'l 1 '•'> 'I 10 S t o r e s in I . e o r g i a in itI'tiiI i • t i t ’b a . ” , f *» . i ob| I- .I -a iiu ii of thi • bur h r h iu*i i cmni ii| in . as a p |' ” • • •!> • I v 'll ■ MU o h i, f a t t 1 t rI l a ­ ' I' I • ' / t.l II li tall i' f « <ii \ 1: 1: 111•. I I ' m : i v v i n o o . k •b III.’ i it v t i l l : w a - -i i I h e ladic- of the C o u n tr y ' lull T A K E S t MARGE O F S A N F O R D C overs were laid for Miss Marion ),ave agre e d to ra ise money fo r the S H O E A C L O T H IN G C O M P \N V Phillips. Hilly ll'd d e n , and Mr and „ j|vi.r ;lp,| f,,r f u r n is h in g s for th e Iii . IVJrs Hay niurul P hillips ilie -' dre-r in lo o m , iiinliron- and | .1 y, i ••u n e r'o f H illia rd, Eloridn, •tlu-i 111 . I - ' • fl” till b ’Oi -1 a n d a r t ivt ■( III t h e I l l y a n d Will t a k e m u m p BiimiNiEiiiiBKs ----- T O N I G H T ----- SOCIETY GLORIA D on’t F orget to Come in and Get Real Value • on Special SW ANSON Save Money “HER GILDED CAGE” C . LOCALS GET YOUR POST CARDS AT THE HERALD FOX NEW S . . . H E L P ... For the Busy Mother IWTHE REVIEW . KLOTHES FOR THE KIDDIE Fancy Articles Delicious CooKcd I «»••<! Beautiful Spread to Be Given A\\ a> s.it day Afternoon and Night • N. deV. Howard Chapter of the l'. IM . Sanford’s New Store----- The Churchwell Company m i d III! V V p v i d t f,,.* t hi I* it | -i . ■• v\ »II f i l l M \ | i r ’u 111 ii • Inf, W .1- til-* - m u • f ' 1 1 it t I* ■l • i •Ll! ........lot i in i' < y e - t . r. i.i u h . II - l a ’ 1ft li re -i * d a " t v li \ ) *■ lllli , t, Li *4.i 1 1 , • v r i• f. ' ft n Vll i-.t a i ■i nit i ?1 I •ll Id. fid • • .. t »» . i M; * f t . 1 1> t „ he! 1 ' e l . t • ......... •I it' \ t •1 M • r : 1• ’ n n m v *•i *urv itlllll •• •<!» r«i«• .*•1■1\ Ilia*•III. \ ’”- II* '! h e la •ll-l A , 1■ ! g.i in «t - de. nr:» .III I m Ifll In'll' 11 fill lit •ii it t ml t mi i - " f .1.0 k ■ a r t • '1?> t N\ |t . b. K night, M ps'l.llllf * h a - t . 1 i n • i i l .nil?* In tin H e r tnl nn ati'l t ' u n t i e 11v till v pledged o tb e r III il i ' .we v ll ' l u n g e o f t h e S a t i f o r d S h o e A • l ot h r • i '""J ain a- matiagi t today VI i II III ltd ha- hit'll 'll tile gi’iu t.i! ini i I ill’ll-. I". .' ■- Mill, ili| .r I Mi • i | ’Iai ' f” i t h e |Ui-t t w e n t y M i l l s iti.l h i - • \ | " i n l a . wi ll i | i i n l . f b Ii. in I ’ t ik I flip -toll like the one he ,j,,w h a - in the g ro w in g eft,' of Sanf,, r<J Mr Gunner chose Sanford fro m a m o n g several locations on ac* count of th e rapid g r o w th of th is city a n d the location on the riv e r a n d the p ro sp e c ts it has for a big city, lie ex p e c ts to use plenty of sp a c e in the Daily H e ra ld and will have s o m e th in g nt im p o rta n c e to announce in a few days He will lie Well limed into the field of business here. (lining room, pink and w hite color t In silver, Miss Kuhn WiHiiim. and mot if w a s u-ed. T h e dining table was h r r h a v e a g re e d M furnish c e n te r d w ith two l a r g e b irth d a y >a k - - tlie i a id rooms and ladies d ressing iced in w hite and topped w ith four i om and Mrs G eorge A. De pink t a p e r s R e fr e s h m e n ts of ice < titles all'l llel' efficient , oiiiinilli'i c rc u m .it'd ta k e w e r e se rv e d a f te r toe a n d iro n -, etc. O the r ladle- will g a m e s anil c o n te sts had been played. t ,ke upoll th e m se lv e s the t.i-k of fur E ach g u e s t w as g iv e n a pink basket lu sh in g o th e r necessities. filled w ith candy a s favors. All those w ho w ant to play bridge L ittle Mis- H ollar w as the recipient should see Mrs F o r r e s t Lake or Miss o f j n a n y lovely g if ts from h e r friends. w , „. fl„ (. lh l. f l r , t „f The y o u n g g u e s ts for the a fte rn o o n N ov e m b e r in o r d e r tha t ta b le s can w ere K nrlyle H ouseholder, Dorothy be re se rv e d for them. M a rsh a ll. Marion a n d E u g e n e E stridT h e r e will be r e f r e s h m e n ts served ge, K a th e r in e T h ig p e n ., B etty Wheelis ge. e tty V Vheelis. ^ ^ ()aIu.jnK w il| llll| u | |fW| m until KOH RA, K I,,,s" ' r r " ,v s ' J u n e S h a t on, F r a n c is M ahoney, A. J nnd v a rn ish e s at S a n f o r d N ovelty .. ». .. ,, ,, i. m id n ig h t. Mrs. It. VV. H erndon will ire I •<«• ^ .n cha 183-tfc Kelly, N a n n ie Grow Kelly. Al.ce „ f th c work „ f „ | | com- W orks, S a n fo rd a g e n ts . ‘ Vencll C o y rse y . M ary M ahoney, ' c,enell m itte e s .„ i s h|ling . in (h(. the ff uu rr nn is in g of of th th ee club clulGI W wA AN w Er .D i i — A chance to build your Rhodes, Dolph R hodes. Aisley F reen |jJ iu n |H, foulul «t th e S e m i - j new hom o before lu m b e r g e ts nny m a n , E u g e n e F r e e m a n , Blanche, Eva j .f nn jn forn, ntion is d e - 1h ig h e r . P la n s nnd e s tim a te s f u m i s h nnd N ellie C unn in g h n n i. Helen. Frnned.— S a n f o r d Novelty W orks, 183-tfc sired. r e s nnd Robert W ilson, Mira Ann FO R S A L E — P a r ty w ishes to lenve Pow ers. TRUTH SE E K E R S M EET tow n. Will sacrifice household f u r ­ T he T r u th S e e k e r s m e t nt th e benu- n itu r e . In q u ire “ A ” r n r e of H e ra ld . F O I f MRS. SMITH tifu i home of M rs. E. A. M o f f itt on 183-2tp Mrs. H o w a rd P. S m ith w a s m c i . . , , , c h a r m i n g honorce y e s te r d a y a fte r n o o n H u e a d a y a f te r n o o n anil w ore m o a t de- F O R R E N T —One new sto re building whcti M rs. J. B. L a w so n and Mrs. l»4r»>tfully e n te r ta in e d by th e follownt L ake Mary, ow ner, II. D. D urF r e d D n ig e r e n te r ta in e d a t b rid g e a t who»c »*irtb. ays o c c u rre d m nn|> 183 2tp the home of the f o r m e r u„ P a rk ave '*«'«ober M esdam e- Jack A d a m s M w A V T |.-n Settled w hite or colored D on’t Fail To Visit Our Store Saturday and Monday ----------- Our-----------* Too Late to Classify T h e r e w e r e (fi ve .t a bi !l e s off i.titvi-i p l a y e r s— ti 1 M ” Vi .t ' H Sm ith. K A -Moffitt w om an fur general housew ork, s l e e p ' '<' M.iolmlser and M.s P riest lh . ^ App|v , JlWH„ n im’eUng wa- o pe ne d by a s.m g f A vrtme. S a n f o r d H e ig h ts, ! by p r a y e r by the president. , R3.2 tp th e m e e ting w a s opened for th e f a n s - , ' ' “ dion of business, a f t e r which sever- j P R A C T IC A L L Y NEVN Six room cot«d w n g s on th e Vietroln w ere p lo y td tn g e . ceiled, for snle. E a sy te r m s . and enjoyed by all present. T he house, $3,100. f ir s t class location. A. son. 183-3tc T he ta lly ca rds w e r e in H allow e’en schem e being g r e e n and pink. T he C onnelly & Sons. B a sk e ts of yellow daisies, gulden rod and o th e r cut flow ers w ere used e ffe c tiv e ly in the roomk w h e re the c a r d t a b l e s were a r r a n g e d . J « ' k V In te rn s a n d o th e r H a llo w e ’en novel tie s s u g g e s tin g th e H allow e’en sea *______ _____ DOLLAR i Specials will continue through Monday » THE CHURCHWELL COMPANY First Street SELLS it for LESS ■ Welaka Block �m =; s r. 5ATUI IU f mi I d o y d . Mr*. C h a r l o t t e Leu, Mr *. H e l e n L i n c o l n . M r s . L u c y D. Li ncol n. F r a n k A. M ^ . ] Lew i*. O. P. I,fU i», Mr* E d i t h Kn i r l i l i j e , i» H K I . I N T i : i l K l ) VO T K I I H I'llK IIM T M M I I K i l O .NK x n i i M i u i c n u tT Y , HANroni), SCHOOL NOTES l i n y d r t l t o r t a i n i ii li* tt . c h a p e l e x c e r cisii. M r . l i u j i i 3<iii^ y m i m T h r u , . larmi n v,( F»t the love souk, U. S. S e n a to r Ihmeim U. v l l er e R a y m o n d F le tc h e r ' morning, He g av e an 1. Andrew Hlen T A A sp tn w al l Mrs \ itii<.r*on J K inspiring talk Lucy (iarner, N Allison. Mrs. F o r r l n o m orning i i i i lowly f r e s h m e n , t Impel s e a t s w e r e Aycork", M ary j. K atherine ------ * Vast In. Stile* , _ VI ' r n h a ill lto*e Miss Ihisninolid o rg a n iz e d ft Urutua \imitn t.ttln 1e t h e i r c r o w d of " w h i m p e r s ’ t o g e t h e r a t a f ootbal l g a m e you c a n s u r e h e a r s o m e good yells. Itvruti order Stephens a don't l.ii g i r 'to p soon h.ivi P lo f ( ,,< will hat idling .f him M .ster dl So ells T u e - . l ft \ night the H igh School and ttnrium Will he flilt-d With g litte r in g costumes- All four i lasses a r e s ta g ing ft H allowe'en p m ly and m a n y vis i t o r - i H i l l In- i h i ■r i : w a t c h a n d )>a rt! c i p a t i ill lilt- fun j i H i' 1 H \ l ’l - 1 j \ l5tt ; ' . ' ^ ' "|f f-l i4 T \ * , t 1 ■ 1. r L3 5 ^ _ i ' j] ' [i ’ ;j.A | ■ : \ R t II .Mini!,.. ' i fio.it ;i i in Mornitig .a - f.i! i ' l l - r I rill III 11 Mil t ft . . . i , I I -if' 1 I’o. 111 tile W> t I ’oel (illp! !' I'll t ■ M| | . .11 )' III 1 Ve t i l My VV >11)1 a n d -■ r i ii ni i 7 in ul ip 'i t. f i hell . l e f t , s u r j r i s e d 1In- i'cit lift" U film dll V • ’n o g , - u p ; n i t o r S u n day mi work* i s o .0 Sunday Si . IlLHli i *• *i • g bt • ■ o'i I,,| k p r a y rm-i-i mg Slit n t Haf i - l M o p i j a y 1 in „I > j u Kj - till h i Mr s t ■t r \ It l i e v M Mr. Mr * Loretta F U H.irvev I Li n h | ng Hdi r * Idlru' M r hi FH»r*‘ric© ,Mi. r l B M ' 11V M f H Hi 4.1 ft .t.i, i H. Hill ' i l e a f ft M H . W It F ■ 1* 'v \! r •* S.i n r v 1 - .1 li. M 1 *1• .1 4 \ t * \ ' t , >r Tn ‘ • - M U MIcy Him. M F 11" sin, I. F I lou ell It A I I.i r t "kf ' - ’ i . I' ! Hfo PH 12 H W M It ,1 f \ t , i j , l f i «‘ S>ir«' n e e i i. At f M»rt! * • W • ■ \ \T \ M l: N! U \\ ».: !» 1 M 1 M j >: • > l I \ii c k*I I’m ?! i :t j t iron tiit*n I 1 r r I I t I"U VV♦’ \V>i!lt T■ f-3J i * *■>> I h» it r t •': : Jr Jr scrap u • }i t.'tj . f I* - » 1 .41 lit til f u U Voit who I j In . JIH h/UV ( h o u g h ! a 4 1o M M | Vll.rd * - U i y o u H a r n . r 1 Sel-'na !t rii v ! nil Mi l l , * .1 it t ' U i t ’ '1 -1' • . tl -.s* b ^•mt* ' J t*i l l ( I I 3 F J M ] * f fliik '• t h i - ! if r i i 1r I f t r - F V r < i a; . 11 r i r ' ■• i i f 4| | i It ‘ ’ ft, F 1 ; 4 in; 'A G ' l.| . r t w o n Id i ' l h t u i |'<i\v • ‘DU- vmir in tiny, \ c *' • i ) ' tfie r >g Ho KSuii . ‘ •’ "< KAM A /JK L I >A \ :; » -f MK HHHM ST C llU fC II " I Hi f \T % V Kvery M • t h ' •*l t m i *t • ft' d Sufiday i w, • i ,** *1 rally day put pep hi l *w i> • g * * .1 : I i pupil ' 'a of tin pi • • nt \ . * .i p i'll tor I . i .1 < > ..i| I. . . i f a it V t)it C1IK1STIAN SCIKN'eift SKKV1CK t ; 11. " | . no* | w el I t 1 _______ * * S I M M V. O PT , L’Ulh. I'Jll.; S u b ject: * I ’mirv, .Mr* Vi r gi ni a \ n n le V * *ol * o n I V 11» • i "r ii n * 1 . i n M r s M a r y Iv. , i ’ v 11ill n g lui m M * ' K V KI t l ASTIN'c; l-l M S H M K . v r ' I* v e i n nil M u r k Fulbf'M N A * r tiNft M m Mi* r if h r e t M FriiHft Al bft rl C hurch Service 11:00 a. m. f 1bt :tfMr* M r f Tftiiulne S unday School 10:00 a. m. • •(ink V T i'lim.ll, K M Mid week Service, E very ' *11.4n*- M r f* 1K:» l i r a t b.lliiifi St r n K«Ga T u e sd a y 8 MO p. m. i 1•i u r t ♦- r i 1' • Mil Ml r. \N III K l it i .i vt d t Mr * <*r>rt n n l A W o m a n ' s Cl u b ll l dg , O a k Ave. i ' o IMmh, l . y. l * ( dl i »*r, M r i« 1‘Uirfi A L L A ICE W E L C O M E I ’roffby, M r f ***I>ch 1 I ' . i r t c r \V I' l . i h l ) If V • • • # • • • *’nr <A\ 11 n J Mn t»n hi trtia m J A w i l l i n * f ** 1I m i Andn'W IK) IA m o s s c m l i e n !h p lo n rh Gilbert C h u r c h ' Service* for th e ‘J Oth Sun 1 ' t u t In, VI n i i M HHi tie, It ft. day a f t e r T r in ity , Oct. lo th , 20th, 10 !>Il hi H ump . H. C. | n « vl«. V H 22 will he: i Mi r pn Mr 8 K n t f i ^ r 7:110 n. ni Low Celebration. | i ,i v h Thci l ci i M l»it kihri, MI hm Ml hi r o d 9:45 a. m. S unday School. t i.i I*m y . 1 ' i i wn o n . J II K 11:00 a. m. M orning Service I Hiri ii, I f .| \ M r M I >ft|p 7:50 p. m Vesper* and Serm on .1 l» Sp le n d id music has been a r r a n g e d I >av In. Tur»i«ar by th e C h o ir for all Services on th is jPelnncy. H enry S u n d a y , and especially at the V esper ! Mini an. ,1 II h y p n i i . K J3 Service at night. I nii!ft«*f* . vlliiir W h i Kf « Mr « K l i m b o t h K E v e r y o n e i* a l w a y s U i - l e o m r d a t I V -f II.dv real i ■- - - t .. 1C J » P N ** \ r !"brt Liwunn, Mfi. Noll «,U ft— / . * ft.: - hurtherm ore, we will collect funds without collei p fo r anyone wishing to t r a n s f e r money to this hank from bank in the country. , „ a rr' The Seminole County Bank F L O R ID A S T R E N G T H -------------------- P R O G R E S S ___________ - S E R \ 1 ( 1 Mr s Elizabeth Jnnle Mrs May Mr* Fannie E BEST FR U IT f \ t t r I ft CAKE 50c PER POUND P ’ \ . « Ti: i n , i'ontains following fruits nnd nuts r h e m e s , pig, , r e n t s , Ra is i ns , S u l t a n a R a i s i n s , F i l i h c r t s , W a l t o n s \ •, O ra n g e , Lemon, F ig s and D ates. II. f r Jf.v it O U T H B A K E R Y N e x t to P r in c e s s T h e a t r e II tit Ilf, Kdd f«* Ft icfi* .Mm A l i c e M a y fhi t t e r i*o n M E T‘*m i m y trtn M rn W i l l i e F y • i f . r f M f i Mn rul e T • ? • 11-*• M m A ii mv D 1 *1. -• i» W \i ! ' ■* Tl|| t | f 1 » M ■* » \\ 1 i M M F.wftl! I F ■• • ' ■* f P* 3r I " M i t t h.t F .r k« r M F Pnrbi-r, U S P m v c r p , Uni#* 7, S If.** *■ K Don’t Forget to Come in and Get Real Value on Special O It W Ii j*’ t t i F . -.1 V\ M I' ! i, •- \ (i.-' i F ' »*o ** M C i; 4- * - X r j A . R. C. l 1 \ • V\ i ■ F. i' \ ! ft « V M T-4 111 i in K H i Mm F c . i r l K I : G i l Mr** Vn n a .........I.Hl Mi a- H*G ft n i Fi ml . dl M i ** N.-1 lie n H u o i h i * \ M m Oct a v i a i Fd ' bt l i n . M r - SlKHA It it • SbllM-y A K i d d l u m M rn J t i l i u It" * »l Mr** S n r n h Itol.tGri*. M m A l i c e E H un«c . Mra E m m a Hii'bftrti* \ | r B Mol Hft Itoii. rlf* Mrx E l In N III t « in, M »ft G e r t h n Hoduera. W a lte r Mine M a r g a r e t l l u h ' r h M i hh E l e a n o r I t " ' k»-y M m A d a R e av e s . W. W Ri t d f o r d * M m M n U i e lliilifu H a n II IF * I Mr s I Hi b v F iMiblftV 3 \ It ti m o h r W R i s e Pb**tbcr | {t r n i i s , i i A Itohhioi * K e n lie|Ui uif I, \ A \\ M lift ill W U n n i hl f % JI M 1??mi r iv \ \ a 1i f r A H t i t o p l e W I* R*mi I ii . 1l a r * ' I off| f* J a n H R e n a u d , Kl e i n R o b e r t s . M o l l l * A. I Hi ncft . W F H u sh W m F I l y a n, C. J. Sb.ellry. W F S b f t | i | i a r d J .\ S. n n o M Lee Slack G E Slaughter. E Sm ith, A P Si n l i b G W Si n l i b V K M i Sin f for tl. W A. J81 n i l . C_ J I SI l i es. E W S t e w a r t , J It SI r i ni ; f e l l o w , I*. O Stone F A. StiOon N orm a n S i ■* * t T . F Sj i i t i l u Air- i ‘- t =«. i ml r a Sji i ft M 11 Tin Sit v .ihi' Mr i-. P*h . r e n c e *n t * M r * E t h e l Si* w a r f \\ r - K a l e St c m jo r M r s C l a r a KmiGi. .MIBB V l r u l n l a S t n n l e r . .\lrn l l u t b S p e e r , Mr * A n n i e Sneer. Mrs C a rrie s l i m n o n e . G I* Hc hl rar d . Mm. M a r t h a Sioti»*, Mr*t F r a n c l u Smith, M m Kucetta Starr. Mm Dora S m i t h , C. T. R D A Y TH E KEXALL ST O R E BOWER P R E S C R I P T I O N DRUGC.IST P H O N E 325 K < • \ h P L U KR OUR SPECIALTIES Roofing Wall Board Corrugated Iron Harness . . Chat. Wagons Farm Implements . i . ‘ Save Money K I «•« * .1 f,t o | a F* " r i f ->i. M r s <»nd.a F i t 1 i*i 11 **iii i Smith J R \ i I * • 1 ■1!I Ii h I , T K 1 . m. f *1. l i e l \ l • obi t r f C 1, . * k. i 1 f) . • ■*• !1 .1r r ^ d I • k H \. F I U It < ........... n l W I ■te-m It I I i ■H \ \ G I • - * If f i II it' Mr - Hu b y I * i M m M .v i , 1 l . r Ml H S t r a i l K ss \ , ii 11•• M r e J a n e K i l t i e M t k?i f i e r i r u ii ^ Kane Mrs May latoFin H e n ry A k*r, M m W l l l k b e e . l i u n a t ce i l a i v e l e n n K. Q Kee. M m M a r y M, L e o n a r d , Aire E M s a b e l b r a v U t , Ai m H a r r i e t I#ee. M m F a n n i e V. Iv u tin iik ii. G C Kt i reni i | »er*{er, H For the convenience of our custom ers having notes, m.,r v land contracts and so forth, we will receive tl,.- perimln , . , ,7* due on these; credit tho am ounts so received to the;r make any other distribution requested; render imm-diut.each payment made; and keep accurate records p«.|t;i transactions. S .A N F O R D , I F J *1ft F \f i An ill ft Mi- M a t il d a ol Mi * p:iln 1 Iit I k, I 1I \ . . 1 If \ h* . vine F II Ford Cl in It F lorida K n u m l n t r r , M r a. Amr x n d u FlUlaon. llu rv ta Knaterbyr* Sarah M. r Bfijj .4 I. k h If K e n t Vila M.if y K K r iM'P. M r s I no * 8 Keiolall Mrs Stella Kelli Mn.de k r e i l M r s Ma h e l V. K n l wl i t , F h a r l ey k India 11, A I rill K inn. T K Kelly. J A K i ' i ' h ’i M r s M a b e l h »•«•!«■), Mi n. J A. lv hi J a w. Mr a . S a l Me K in law. E m e t K n i t ; lit Mn* S a r a h A k i ng , A If r e d Kelly, I > \ li**My, C l a r a Keeley. F M t u t Int;. J !•: IdlU Mtll J [ S I.i n i i l l vs P* I-fine. E. F =laMjiimrd. N II, 1*11j a . A. kittle. J M knl lff. J E F o n t . J li koriLV W W f .iiSiG nil l Fee inn 'i Edna Mr * H i fob* 11 E Mrs hlu I . I •i*l*|M* ' i .iiml*| a I**' l 11fl11*j i»1 f , l uulse lUv i’h* In Uk"i E * *!'. II If *1 H e n r y lta|»i» Ktnard T l< And now tha t it is all over there I ’ n 1“ T !ri ' ki, Mrp» A n n a M a r e th o se who w onder w h e th e r the hI*i' l fKtff f n c r , S K. Pick ford-M iller a f f a i r w a s a m a t r i ­ i ini’H ,\ r : F.ilivftrdp H W m onial alliance or a publicity cam- l K l l l a i m, H o m e r F.rlrkpon, A l f r e d pnign. K l d e r , I* M. N ew we tire hnving w e a th e r . M r» in / A. II M t -i A 1%»**l»ii P: K * n i If I** In i *■ MrM a il^'c W 1t i \ Mi M it r ! 1m 1ti >i.i u Li iJ'n M i ft Mil r y A I' y I fc 8 < ro-- M ‘ u: lei * J e n k l m * M i pp Ala tide M 11- n e t t M n Kl U f t h l ' t h P 1J m h n t ’oii. Mi e K m m i t K H f k tin* Mf*» H e l e n G I hi k IhH A a r o n J i n k I n r I* M J i n k | n?\ M i * li*ir l h a In r v I ^ M u r r n y W Ji ' l . i H, i G i v e r Ji* met** \ n d r e i v J o n e a T \V J e r n i t : a n Fer r > K r n lie. T k n t i H i t A l b e r t II hint; , DON’T BE BOTHERED WITH MONEY CALCULATIONS 1. 'tier. T I r a * 1 he f .............. W 1 ? . »* l 1, 11 K *i < in »- .fi n : ' 3+i.k i* -t »; 3 J * v\ * t l ?i F* li n r»**ti u U J t i b nnon. T W f .1 S II M t s Mary |Jtifn« I hi la ' , Second s h e e ts , H J/jX ll, only 1 ____ 50c p er 1,000, w h ile th e y la s t, at The Herald delivered r ft*l*. *L .1 1* H erald o ffic e . i f Join the throngs of readers I* (1 ' " .11. It \ *v * i iiH itrt F H ii i: I 11 K I \\ I’ 3 1 l V 14v Nt ‘ V i 1. 1 «i •11. u !. - M: }L ii ln M ! N 1"'■‘If, W »!' ' >’1V 3- ,♦u i Mr* F a n n i e ,i m p l i •II \ l._ t . a. Mi * M i n n i e nil r i r . 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J M 11a fTJH F r **G H a i x . > Mr p \ i mo 11 , l 1 I • - M 11r * I** Hi M1 \ ,i K 3; i f >1 * M i'..' \1 • f Art \ M | .' w * \l * s F alt* M 1' . t l * ’* H 11 G M i l ( |t* •1 - \ f 11I •« i *t . % 1 i a l k 1o it i. Mi f M i n n i e \\ l-htt \V ? l , Or — 'Li jI F. M ii . r l k V 1 |i Vi r «' M lh * U 11,1111 Mi * Mu rg a re t M'i t . M«- Mus iF - U i si t - KIU it.* ' « H i xi , i i..l l M u H t ew*, A d a C. 'I • M ml ftMift-- K u i b H . id| M f •* Ma rt ha fi *ml M t -i H>-r! tia H •M 1 | 11 . r M i « H»«i i **iie J I 11 Irr, i M r* M a r y H ii ft ; t. r * * M"* \ 111f A. 1•< * fi-* Gr ' *i n r « i i . i .* "1 Mr Hu i * i1 itfti. H Al .1rd Mi « K I U H I I ; ; "K ' .*=■** 1* i \1 • •• f • HHf<4 H If aft i . *n , t> she w uuj ^ ft! M . t ' i n Mr * AI k in s o n ' l Lftfiiln. M r s K i i l e D. i 1< I H i i II Ir • i\ vs II •<t f IL- x ’i - Mi * J n ha Itpr r tr* f« 1• H HI l'lllLhiih, Mr '"Ifirit M t < L-i 'if rt Mr I * ■1 G C. M< . l ot , U C Mu I. U r b a n M , i i i*i iir F Miinief i, \t H 1* | •t, r ,. y I i I * r (f 1 h r .i * H ! .mi I I i I i . I.- M» r *-t lien IJ f I * r it I. i - < 1a- VIt « heat rice II •I M i l *i > 11*■t. v\ 11it irn W C Jlei ()>* Mi ' i l ct t , Mr*. S u a a n M'Mi sb , Mninuol E Mut how*. W J. M> rsi-iigrr, M m . M e r c y Millet M r s L u l u A. Mi li eu Mt*» C l a r a Mottger. Mr* Me r l e llitirlUM Kf| Mr* s',. \t r r. Mi :i riIf* n Mfk M.i rtrar^t M 1 . 11If H tl III \\ lii«tK*art«. \>iui\ O Ittc. K*>m. M r - Ht*Ft h a Fannie EHratieth , . \ | i - i u u i i l i « t . Mr* A n n i e M■ I: C \Y \\ K Mr* Mr* M< t*i i, Mr* ll.tr rold J A I I i. I l| <*■ i t oy Drown MU* Winnie Hl.n k u H I I E‘0 fI o T ** ' Mlt. In'll, Mr* M a r y Mil t i n M ■i sti G f e r u , Ml «e Al mi t G r e e n , V' M G n e r i x Ml mb C l a r a GrlKff*. K. I. G r e y , Ml a e FeMshf Gi »i e M n H a r r i e t 1G r m v , M r s M i n n i e jGIbaan. Mra Nellie Griffin Mrs Katie O Gi l h i n Mrw M a r i e b • ♦ n M r t* K i I z a hi. 11bbs. 1. H trlifKiN li 1Li fftM \ II 11 *• ft n, It A i; In 111! *'"*l- |lf* *1 ‘Hie 0 "*U |M*1 «l A , i, ■i ft f in H H H1. k - . *IT I 1. if. 1 r .i ti k 1u ii >1 v\ s l a. *1 t * M I i rol \ I Us | n.i r 11inu • r Mr* l.uI>b lid l't os nil-.-, Mr* l.llllnn 11..i I- in I;••*>.-> K I idtev I . Mi i h c i m MI** N e l l . , Mt-rrrr, tVIIllam Mlnurlk Mrs E v a G r **\ •• list (‘ i h K nk| o I 1-. i 11* I s i . n It -■ k I '.I Mu k i t . Mina F l o Graham. Frank W G r i f f i n M r a Ma rule H • J i l I on. Mr « NVlIi e H G o Vi * J o h n F*-at t > W II U f ' i u rt, i ’ U Mr *w% n. s i: IK t i n. G A j F e r r y . 1’ M Hi II l i f t t , n H e l l T .i j 1'k‘P rli. - v b i n w H 1t r, t n i n. i * K 1'ff" x\ 11, i: I. F in*« iiii" U. H -. r *1, r K i ltftiff* \ \ i Hr ti S r 11.......... M t . !i 'lift "lie h a s qiicittly 1 Kin fjt ^ Xlunson, Fiuftilo H e b a | Mi m * o t i , Zo B LI Miiitistrti. F t i n n i o 8. Met hi In M r * Ma r l ® Mi . ye, M r a Z u l u Mul ler. Mi s* E u h e n l a y . ' W f v Mr®. C o r a I Green W O. Dundy. V P Kv er y one e x j i r c t s t o see t h i s club It.iUll fKft 'K Gft« I Li f l o w In hn put on s o me m i g h t y good p l a y s a n d f t. \ r r **11 J F Mu r u i t f f \ i (* e n t e r t a i n m e n t s d u r i n g the year.. Miilli-y. G \ \ ' county hnve been refused by tho s ta te •‘rcsbyterian |.nd:< road d e_ p a rtm e n t Well, w ha t did fty o u fi l *H ' r ®nzanr .Sale He. * 1i 1, . «... -a._ A.* 'ti 1___ ___ SLlftft a. . ■ «. i exjiect? It is impossible to spend alii ir*-( of the road money in W est Florida I N' o g i r l s wi l l g., . , ,, and have it for south Floridn, too. N llculc Jr II M n t h c w * . Mr*. A d a C. Mu re h al l. Mrs E v a M a y M u r r a y . Mr* I t e b e c c a Mul l er M a r y L o u t s ® Muimur. M r s Entlll® Green. J F Goodale. W J ; G a y . J. I-. G n u ' Marlon G*»o(bi|e, MI f s H u n a n A_ tii C l u b t h i s w e e k c o m p o s e d o f s o m e \ | 1 ' mV,,, ‘'V i d e n o f S . 11. S ’s m o s t t a l e n t e d s t u d e n t s , [ t a k e r . L. .1 Nell I d a l .rc* \V P. Muloii J F Mu h » liny, A 11. Mu ho n e y , F. \V, Mur i ln . C li Mu m i ' l l , K e . M*">*tBitK*r. V. C. Mi i srtl ll l' f, l). \V Mt-rcer, Wm. MnMr y, K t> Mu ft ito i on. K Mill-hull J M M< i«fth. J o h n Mlllur, J L Mu n r i t . I* F Moyo J M M i honey. O V. M v ur*. A L Mii kcn*. W. L. Muvwe l l , Mr*. M a y b e l l * If. i Green, T Tt ♦J! nw, I, viUun* Mrs i . uell a Vi l en. M r s also a r r a n g e d so, Jr. Gallntxlk* A f i l b a o t i . H. L Glllnn. J M G r i f f i n . It l. G r e e n , F I* tloodhtje. C L Goertx, F r a n k P r o f . M c K a y Al l i so n . Mrs. s m i i o . , i . i. AIIT'n. Mr* 8n r n h r e a r r a n g e m e n t i n t h e , a ui*«.n . M r s M i n n i e n. w a s a s a d d a y f o r ^he J' i' , " " 1" H he s e a t e d s o n e a r t h e Vilen. M i n n i e F e e .1 i , Alien. I. iinr fund uutu fo r the roads luima in oBnre'vvua nr di The l . i Mo l o u l i t . E W I ,i .. J r . B r i .ml ivl K J o h n L u i uk .lullti F I.i ■■ I OBBJlh 1.. I I. t ll lllDW M C P J ue A. K a r r l a h , II. II. F o b Gi.-urne Fob. M n Kffle M a r t in w h f i h \v a s e e r t f t 111!y f t | > p r e e i ut e d by all. ' Mi ss' AKtio. _______ A d a m s , C o n u t n n c e M. Wedriesduy , . . had a general s t u d y h a l l .4 It Soi ih n io ies to I.UIttlBy It 1.. i,g Ml** Lee. A. W„ L o i bJov, A 1l.lnyd. S. M Donnie , ForKUBon. Mr a M a r y Kiriifthdni, M n A lberta kVIlnw M m H c a t o r A. \ F t .ink lln. I’e r e r F r i e r a o n , Wi l l F i r Ids, M n H e t t l o O. Fortier. J T F u r on. Mr« D a m h F t i r r n Mi ni K h s a b e t h &L F r e n c h . Mr* K n t h n r l n o \ r l h u r Upurif*' W \ *•i»I»*l>v Mm KIU s p o k e nt eh ft pel e x e e r e i s e s T h u r s d a y ndex, Xlr* I ^ N ^ 1,1 ^ Sanford Novelty Work* B, llemry l.umley l l.-ldM. \V f k I I* UlA a a F nx T M French A V F h c u Io , T o n y Foster. Alfred | F e l k e r . T)io*. k'l Br i i m n , T K. | Frccmtin. M n Naom i Ford. Kthcl viiptefty, 1 a .MK* Ut-Vin* C^C*™ so he g a v e o n e o f t h e s e , iiii riUa, W ani l a n e g r o ^}iirit um I * u n g . W h e n ' J 'lV*"',,'( , M' b e g g e d f u r n th i rd s u n g he a s k e d w h a t u i m , p j kind we w anted, a im lh e r n e g r o song o r n love c o n g . i h r h o y s i a i l e d for II I Piritiife. M r s I 1 p j 1.. Kl i r i ’i i s p c r g e r , I d a H ld e r. M r s Al l co li. 1 >r rl dj j H l l n r r f e t t P e r i r u w o n , J II ri.O llJD A VI,-tn Frank 1’ H , Jr Mmims. J D, tt tj i t (5s i n n m VMrtdgn A P \N ’-n Mr?' ^wruh A V r Idk r>, \V *1 W ednesday in unit tig Mr and Mrs. i p >h J T llim a n I'hiil fill Have the Herald do your next job F A R M E R S - y ou CHn o£ printing. Wo have tho equipment fram es and Irrijc dilltlL, m til m . Hill Implement & Supply Co. H O D G E ’S Auto -Paint Works PRACTICAL AUTOMOBILE PAINTING By Skilled Mcp ALL WORK G U A R A N T E E D F I R S T CLASS U P S T A IR S ^ e a f o r d , Florid* Over the Orerland G a rag e- �•tfiz f i ty.*. * *v/T;i -v * *5* --7V-*‘ * J ‘V*f^ >, 8 A T U R D A Y , O C TO BER 28, 1922 VOTERS OP SEMINOLE COUNTY R EG ISTERED (C ontinued from page 2) r ; ,i " w E n f l p « r ° U r s . D a l e y B. r t ml t h. A. C. B S .% i S o in c illo lr M fi O rM , Hin i i h. M r i S v i n n l # Sm’u S : M /a-BtalU B. Slenitrom, Avll SlJm o n ? ,li t l M lmabalU S m i t h . Mr*, F l r e t l n * f c h m " h “ SfcgL H*«tar Klein p e r . J o h n Sotii?” r. Mr*. A n n l t h t s r n e s . VY’tn. ©• . 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I ^ . i t . oktt< Mr * l > i » « p i t llll-lll. • » I ‘ I I ut i’ll m w‘*n Ml** lr*»l© H.i II «• M 11 li’kifiti H -I P u t Mr * t l n i r g l H U Put i *ti l l a r r ) It |l,,wf v P m H u t c h i n s . Mr * I t u t h 11 . «*-l,l* n 11 B t i , r i i * l , ’t* B W t l e l l l e y W I. IIU-kMli* Mr * M a l t to E Hutchins B F Itave* J M | | . . ID. It S III. k - o n . I T Harri*. Iti. w nrd II* ..lg*-» M i * LI BI e H a l l Mr* l - c o n a |f„n.,r M 's M aurtne H a l p e r . F •' II* *1*k i n * W \ l i a s k l n - Mr * E l i z a H liusli bc- rger H a r r y ll/neldcu. Annie \ - 1 1 e r r i n g M a r y B IL Irwin. 8 A Irwin A E t r a i n Mr * l l e s s l o I n g r a h a m r*hus Irvine. A g n e s Irwin. L Jark-tin. .lames Jacob*, R i c h a r d J e r r y . Z. J. Joiner. H e n r y J ol n©r . Ha m J ohi i pni i . J J l o h n p o n S I. J o n e s , E. t*. J o n e s . A. L. lac k son. M D J o h n s o n , D T. Johnson K R Jerry , Mrs M a r g a r e t Joneg. Mr» Lillie J a g g e r , I. C. J o h n s o n M is s I.lla J o n s * . Mr s . M i n n i e E. J o h n s o n , J. H Inlmson. M r s f a r r i s J o n e s Mi s s H o s k i n s J......... M r . M i n n i e Jones J E , Jcr i k In* J o h n J o h n s o n . Rl<*h A Johnson. C V J o h n « o n It /. Johnson. Mrs Berlin Jackson. Virgil Kanner. Chas Kl n n rd . Idiwls K l n a r d . I . ee K n i g h t . W A. K n i g h t . C. U (Kllcker, W T VV “ >11.1* e I M_ NN uni t-, J n h r i NN <»titin S H U . ' .14. P l" NN 4 I v I I I n F f nil \N ,»I k S I* Wood© J W \N l^-lif 1* F M >i r. ti P II NN at l>iir ii ! I ji r r old NN • • k ■ N114i ii I * NN , P . | f f N h y T NN i m I*I *». I. h n Ie I Nf .■ v .• M r i lli’ulu t i Nt i H i . n Nfr F a n n 1© M.-ffit Nf r « M irthn i■ N P t . li Mi T ’ .. M• 'ila K ii •. ii • M . ».• M i . NN M• i I'la •I \ l r y I« MI n.lift . l I M* it..4t«l Mr * M a r j o r y ||.4tt*Mii M M*.i»d, .1 P Hi l l, Ho t i a r t l» ill > •* t P u n | . hr . v Mr * Ho*© Ip . nr \ Mr * I .»•* H U VV 3f« -l II • I i W a r d . C. EL Went. U W*>ek*. l l O W e e k * 8. F W e e k - . It C D. VV b i t t e n , ll C. Wight H W i t ! I,i riin, e * K W I g h t . VV 11 Wl i l l * . L e w i s W l t * o n . I L J. W o o d w a r d . E W. Woodruff. E T Wray, H a rry W v n n e J It VV y mi J M V. I Ilia Ml* r> J W illiams, r M W a l l a c e , t . VV. Wilson. J 8 W i g h t . It B. W i l s o n , VV A. W a t e r s . O. VV. I W h l t n e r . Mi s* Me l l LL , W a r r e n . T> VV. W ight. Mra Busan a . W e e k s . M r s E l i z a b e t h A. W h i t e . J 11. W y n n M r s F r a n c e s C. W i l l i a m s . It W W illiams F ra n k W o o d h r l d g e . A n n a C. W a l k e r M r * E d n a C. William* Juetrn W e e k s . Ml ** A n n l a U. W r l g h l M I. W ent, Hophta R W l l k e y , Mi ns K a t h r y n W r i g h t . Mr* B l a n c h e Wright. 8nulro William#. F r a n k W alker 8 W W y n n Mr * Ad a Woodruff. Em m a W l lano, M r * M a r g a r e t W i l l i a m s Mr * E l i z a b e t h W a s h i n g t o n . J o r d o n W. Weeks. Mrs Florence W i g h t . M r s L i l l i a n LL W i l l i a m s . H VV W a l k e r . J o h n D. W i g h t . Mr * l^ola W a l k e r . E. E W h i t t e n , R ft W a r d M r s Ella W a r d . Ml** F e r n W a l t h a l l . VV E W h l t n e r Mr * A n n i e C. W a l d r o n S ll VVa I k e r Mr * A l ma W a l k e r Mr * G r a c e P a r k e r W l l b u n k * . Mr * M a t t i e W a l k e r Mr * J e n n i e W a l k e r . Mr * T e z a e W i g h t M r * AJlce W a l l a c e . M r a l ’* ^ e | Ixyul ee W i l s o n . VV. A. William*. Mrs H e s t e r W hitten. Mrs M a rg u rlte W l l*oo I.o o l i t e Wright. H enry W a f e r s , M r - E l l a l ayul s# W a l k e r J I. W hee ler Mrs Bessie W h l t n e r . C h a s . H. VV h bbleeii C A VV h. e l e r VV " • 1!*• M- * E s t e l l e VV ae|. t 1,0 R VV l ■ . I , • vd VV n , ne * FH tsbsth V Kfthxr T •. » 'T i * . i »• a lllt'l *.i — ii i n K t t i M < l !iiim .1 . t i l P 4< Mr© M n r y <1 Nt, I.l 11In r N111; " | t© M 11 t;u ret M.i i y I Ufa b o t h IL M ii S Nl Mi - I . ini K I t vr I i»t!nn 1« i ■t P u n t 4-r, [. 14 P » M P I K e n n e d y , C U. Kendrick. Joe K i n g Ro n * K *ig M a r y B K * Iglil. L e v i K b k r, M r s R o s a K. U r - ElsieElo l.o King A J K i r k l a n d , G H. K a n n e r Mi s s R u t h K n i g h t lila K*\ Mr * M i n n i e E K e n n e d y , Mr s . A n n l t K*’i* * dy Mr* A l i c e King A J K e n n e d y , M l - , 1‘h r l s t l o s K a n n e r , Mr* F a n n i e ' K e n n e d y ll L Ke y , A It Knight. Geo W l ac i n g C W. Lussl t i g. A J. laike F o r r e s t l acke, M r s M a u d s A. L e f f l er . W A. Icing. R C Lord R W Lord J M l e v * II \ | VV 1.4'UI K© (2 |1 1.1 II* fl B B l «uras. 1, M. I. “ «IK. D I. L n kr. c C L o r d . MJ M. Leonardy. H e r b e r t s Lor d. Mr * J a n e VV. Lor d. M r e F a n n i e IL L e o n a r d y , J G. L e f f l er . R e n t e M u r r e l l Lovell Jo e le*v. I.UClU* l.efflrr. Hazel L o r d Mr e Be ea l e L L o r d Mr * A n n i e la>u l a i t i m e r . <’h a » C. I. vneh. T. ll Lowry Steve L e w i s , IL It l a t r r u i t i o r e , C. C. L ar r a n io r e . Mrs Ros e Ll l j a. Mr* J i m m i e A. L i g h t f oot . H a t t i e L y n c h VV II l.t n g iey . Mrs I ren e l a . n g l r v , VV. T l.*'*'g Mr*. L o u i s e L. ffl. r M r s E l l a E L i s t e r VV A I con*. M r a L u e t l a I c ' s - l n g . Mr * H a t t i e L e w i s Mr * D a i s y M. Lewi*. VV VV. Lowry Godson l . v o n s It VV. L o v e l l Mr * O l l l v t a Lor d. C H la***tiig; A. J I.* * . A VV . J r I l.illard N J la* IlfflH II. I( J !.••»». k - N . d l l r E. I a****fUll U, | | K l a I.m a n . Jt-nnl© W Mt ll J J ,M H>. fl \ H N H v • • f*.. ! 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H I ' i 4, n««*ruii Ml*-^* I .'*i i I m •» t *«»llir*rt M r a I M i d i • 11•i • Mrs* lUaiM'h** i li 11I rtitleii M# *• Is*.»»i0tl© • *r 11*i• 11 Mr * M.»tll»* I .(V tills I Mr l ».»\ it* J o h n I ».« V| | | h4»|| .1 I • I •• .1 »'• T |.S .4 1.4 W T I'r.iM H H | H i sell • H I J r i » V | »|l l* 111*-..[I, J J | Mr III. J o h n i Mi I 4-r It’ll. II d |ii»fin.r K V I r«i Hi: Iart it J A I •u t «• *ti K K I)««*ourpry, W C* j ) otiela0A. E . A PunTi ip. T M j ‘a n I •*!»*. J o * |i«*nti»n J r I »rlk Tl i o a S u I Im Mr * V i r g i n i a M. D e C o t t e s . Mr s . M y r t l e I i nurtl i iry. Mr a. Iaiiclll® Douglass. V a n ce E D o u g l a s s . M r s M a r y W. Denton. Mrs R o b e r ta D a l g e r , F r e d 8.* DufYln C R ■I E G I S T R I K E D V O T E R S . P R R C I N I T I n i f f l» Mr* P r e n t r c s s M M H E R T l l l t E K , ■E W I I T O L E i Mni dii ey. 8 F COUNTY. SANFORD Drummond. Mrs Josephine FLORIDA D o b b in s Mrs Mamie A d a m * . P. B. • DeCoursey, Mrs E lizabeth Adams. Jo h n Denton. I.ucllle A n d r e w s . J. D. lirall. J C A n d e r s o n . B. W. D u m a s Mrs S u s a n n a A k e l s . W . T. Di e h l . M r s I d a A u s t i n , U. W . . p u l t o n . M m K r t t n r r n a. A n d e s . J. O. jir»-f«ii«r J M. Allen. P n t Prpnn«*r. ^ t r u . Hot © Anderson. Bandy | u i n U p . Mr* Jr«©l© A rrington. Mra Stella P r»i-rn«’. It ^ rA*h E d w a r d I •« ijffT. Mr* l u r l Vr n b r i Ke M r s M a g g i e f i|» | e r l f l i . Mr * Ma Y Vm l , r o s e A 8 I •i.l»l»|n«. ' !■* Bier*. Mrs U u r e n l e f »> ■«»?» Ku l a A r r a n t s , C. W. |Mil(<*N4*. A n d r e w A n d r e w * P h i l i p R. (•iilliip* W i l l i e Andrews. Russell [ l u ma * . T I. Argeti John i i . i r n r r Mr* A n n a U Austell. May I »« v I»o n M r * ^ r I© Ausii n. Mrs. I d a pownlnK. J o h n t . t . A l i e n . J . E. W 1Drrrevsssaeerr,, W. ’ B a k e t , J . P. ‘ olan. F J. D B a l l a r d . W . B. D p n n . C. 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M E B r i g h t . It E. ! Beinei, J E j Hr o w n . F A W. i I Mi r fin tn. J u c o l i Fl d r l d K©. H H j F l u w f r s . C. H. i G a r w o o d , Oe o . Orlffln. F r a n k l l " n t l r r s n n It O ‘ J i i n i i n r s , ll F. ! J o h i t No n , K A Jntvt rites. J V I •4h it ©44it Mr© Ann!#* K r ! l l *1 14f K " I *. I i"4»i imr d K 4 t 4*4-1 p l o t A I * Mill, h " 4% A N P i m f i »* \i M ( ' O u t It, * P " S r ©on ; IVarsvii. Pearson, . Pearsuiia 1p r u r s o n | S m i t h . II F U i t n u ’n ( A V (’ f* y I* o T. Frances E Mr© H e l e n R W ___ (4 oulitiu*) uu f a x - Oil) • M - S. , ) ... t w.‘ ,. * r«i �T H E P A S S IN G O F T H E W E E K L Y m a n h e a r t. " T h e t h ir d f a c t o r to c o n sid e r is nnd incapable officer*. T h e r e ia no one point this week, standing now ■--------T he p o s ta l d e p a r t m e n t ' h a s 185 in- v irtu e in v o tin g f o r p n r t y p rin c ip le s t h a t th e S o u t h 'w i l l 's t e a d i l y in c r e a s e 4 P e r ce n t below normal. r£T ‘ W ith this week th e D a y to n a H alifax s p e c te r s w ho do n o th in g b u t f e r r e t when those principles n re to bo placed its m a n u f a c tu r e of c o tto n Into f i n i s h ­ cession, however, ha* .Journal, th e w eekly ed itio n o f the o u t f r a u d s . T h a t ia a p a r t of tho in the hands uf a d ish o n e st a n d in- ed goods. A lre n d y i t is sh ip p in g l a r g e u ific a n c e . F u r th e r ndva(J ., ‘ ^ — (.Journa l, goes o u t of existence, T h e ! w ork t h a t l Tncle S a m does f o r b i t jcapable man. P a r t y principles m e a n q u a n titie s of th e s e m a n u f a c tu r e d c o t­ expected during the rowing ^ titire e f f o r ts of the J o u r n a l P rin tin g *ool ne phe w s a n d nieces.—T a m p a n o thing to such a m an. W ith h i m . i t ton goods into the n o r th e r n sta te s . __ • o m p a n y will be de v o te d to the mnk rim es. is purely a m a t t e r of p e rso n a l g a in T hese S o u th e rn m ills can produce very illic it .1 * r * I’R E s i n T K i t L w a i i H n , ing of fhe M o rn in g J o u r n a l th e best and he merely uses th e p a r t y o r g a n i ­ econom ically a n d a r c a t th e source of ------------------- X4lt<w possible daily n e w s p a p e r th is section zation to ride jnto a position w h e re he th e r a w m a te r ia ls . T his m e a n s t h a t T he P re sb y te ria n Thumb J. I.IL L A R O - i x ' i i s r i - T r t s t B r t i <-nn sllj,port, Subscribers to the weekcun loot and exploit th o public. N. th e c otton m ills of tho eastern" s t a t e s g r o w in g rapidly from Sunday • ,7u ,*!"vj’~ ” aV vrM 7.7 .V s i l n n a r r ly p a p e r will be m ailed th e Sum^iy A d e a r old lady w ho is a real"good -un In the jury box how m any a m a n will hnve serious com petition. O w ing day. L a st Sunday *7 rT1’ r w » * 14a a s i* «rtH> i*. ti. ...Hilling J o u r n a l , which wilt contain friend of th e S t a r - T e l e g r a m asked lifts his hand to high heaven and In to th e p r e s e n t im m ig r a tio n r e s tric w ere received and I the Sund.v jA im llilk c S i l t s M a 4 « fcMsrn »» the bulk of the i m p o r t a n t local news fo r a n a e x p la n a tio n y e s te r d a y a? to the nam e of his God s w e a r s he will tions, these n o r th e r n m ills will soon and m o re expected Sunday. ‘ Tt; A tfltn lla i of th e week. I why so m uch p ro m in e n c e is given not decide a case a c c o rd in g to th o law a n d g r e a tly h a n d ic a p p e d »s to la b o r g r e g s t i o n s are also growing i, ro.cor*. m - t 'lr m la t U a M i u o r r l b w is « m r r . T h e D a y to n a H a lifa x J o u r n a l was only in th e S t a r T e le g r a m b u t in a l ­ the evidence, only to d ism iss t h a t o a th u p ply w hich f a c t should nlso a id the be rs a n d interest. There ho. h « n r a fte r B p. ■>. P k sst C l e sta b lish e d j u s t f if ty y e a r s ago, in m ost every n e w s p a p e r in t h e c o u n try , as soon as he ta k e s his s e a t and p rtv South. AD increased u n d e rc u rre n t I s k s t T l f l l i i P rice la A A i u r t ntuti 1872. It is th e oldest n e w s p a p e r on to news c o n c e rn in g so m e s o r t of crime. ceeds to decido th e c ase a c c o rd in g to "A f o u rth f a c t o r Is t h a t hto s o u t h ­ e a r n e s tn e s s at these services tru T e a r _____________________________ 8CO0 • f a H a a t h a ....................... .....— L — MJPO i the F lo rid a F a s t C o a st, a n d it has r e ­ A tte n tio n w a s called to th o f a c t th a t his own wishes a n d p e rso n a l convic­ ern f n r m e r s n re e m p lo y in g less la b o r S ervices Sunday will he: corded fro m week to w e e k the p ro ­ fo r several days p a s t th e f r o n t p a g e tions P - l t r f r t A t a CHy h r ( W r i e r \ on th e ir f a r m s th a n u n d e r p re v io u s .................................18 C c a t s 0:45 a. m. Sunday School. O at g r e s s o f this g r e a t se c tio n from a ha s c a r r ie d a n y w h e r e from th r e e o r J u s t as th o u sa n d s of d ishone st a n d conditions, m a n y o f th e m r e d u c in g l a ­ 11 a. m. Preaching. w ild e rn e ss to th e b e a u ty s p o t of A m ­ f o u r to a dozen s to r ie s o f h u m a n w e a k ­ c o rru p t men go into public office e v ­ J7 bor one-half. T h e re a so n is t h a t tho ly r t i r n D ra liilr C « a a ty 2 p. m. J u n io r C. E. M i la s i k l U k c A e v e r y f r U a r . A B r e r - erican is it today. ness in m a n y f o r m s fro m t h e f t to e ry y e a r because a c a r e le s s public a l ­ f a r m e r s a re p la n tin g a la r g e r a c r e ­ 3 p. m. Interm ediate < K t l t l i f r a te s a i i t k a a w a a p p tte a As a h isto ric a l record, m a n y cipics m u r d e r . O f c o u rse we a r e compelled lows itse lf to be sw a y e d by pre ju d ic e (W a . D r a w n l l t t a r t l l l l r s . >1 00 p e r a g e in corn, h a y , a n d o t h e r crops and 6:30 p m. Senior C. E. I a a r. a lw a y s la a d ia a c e . of th e f i r s t edition pf th e H a lif a x Jour* to p le a d " g u i l t y " b u t g a v e a s a r e a ­ and false te stim o n y , j u s t so th o u sa n d s less a c r e a g e in cotton. T h e se o th e r 7:30 p. m. Preaching M IM D K H T H E A SSO C IA TED P R E S S nnl a r c still in existence, a n d th e J o u r ­ son th a t th is new s c o m e s In o v e r tho o f crim inals go u n p u n is h e d a n n u a lly c ro p s re q u ire less la b o r to w o r k t h a n T h e seslon will meet af*er T h e A sso c ia te d P r e ss la • s c l a s lv a l y n a l P r i n t i n g C om pa ny hns alm ost w re s of th e A sso c ia te d P r e s s in the because th a t sa m e p ublic allow s th e c otton docs. T o d a y th e r e is a very m o r n in g and night serv ice• s t i l l e d to th e u se for r e p a b llc a tto n o f r-cr ;Ve a l l n e w s d is p a tc h e s c r e d ite d to It or com ple te files from th e f i r s t to tho o r d n a r y r u n of t h a t splendid service jaundiced se n tim e n ta lity of n m in o rity consid e ra b le u n e m p lo y m e n t 4* f a r m m e m b e rs. s e t o th e r w is e c r e d ite d In th la paper a n d th a t it re tell* t h e s to r y of praan d a Iao t h e local news p u b l i s h e d Inst edition. elem ent to throw in f lu e n c e s ,a b o u t t h e la b o r in the S o u th . T h is m e a n s t h a t h erein . More a n d m ore people n re g e ttin g se n t day life j u s t a s it is in. all its jury-box th a t b e t r a y s t h e tr u e public t h e r e will be a m p le la b o r f o r c o tto n c o n g r e g a t io n u ( Iin it n A ll r ta h ts o f r a -p u b llc a tlo n o f sp e c ia l aw a y f r o m the w eekly n e w s p a p e r and h id e o u sn e ss and in all its b r ig h tn e s s d is p a tc h e s h erein a re a ls o r e se r v e d se n tim e n t and cuusea n m is c a r r ia g e of mills a n d other; f o r m s o f m a n u f a c t u r ­ d e m a n d in g th e daily w ith its up to T h e tro u b le is t h a t th e hideous side justice. O tfW n !IK It.\I,I) n t I L D I S U . P h s a e 14 ing, a n d f o r th e d e ve lopm e nt of n a tAll o f th e r e g u la r serv.i-rs -v;i; h the m in u te n e w s and a d v e r tis in g . As seem* to bo e ver u p p e r m o s t and t h a t I t can bo said, w ith a ll a s s u r a n c e o f ju r a l resources, held to m o rro w a t the Tone rp.Ui.vM] F lorida ha s g ro w n and dailies have too little a tte n tio n ^ is paid to the sta y in g within the bounds of tr u t h , j " F i f t h and finally, tho S o u th is Church. ■s p r u n g up m a n y w eeklies have s u s ­ b r i g h t e r th in g s th a t te n d to equalize th a t th e c ourts the m se lv e s, a s an in-1 re a liz in g its need of e f f o r t a n d a tr u g - N T h e m e m b e rsh ip and fr ■- , -«» pended in the la st few y e a r s , b u t it t h e b a la n c e b e tw e e n good and evil. stitution. have k e p t f r e c r e r from th e gte in o r d e r to hold its economic p o si­ g r e a t l y a s s is t the pnri<>r t- •: - v .,v !■:n>- w e a th e r a f t e r the big day. is w ith r e g r e t th a t w e dicontinue Yellow jo u r n a lis m is not the ideal of corrodin ginfluences of sickly s e n t i ­ tion. The boll-weevil is fo rc in g upon in n k m g especial e fb .rt t >, , r. th a t p a p e r th a t ha* re c o rd e d the his- a n y r e p u ta b le jo u r n a l ; th e n e w sp a p e rs m e n ta lity and official c o rru p tio n th a n it a new economic condition w hich it a t ail of tho services. N i w ' b l i n d ­ Hut to d a y should be the big tr a d in g tory of D a y to n a from its infancy to or to d a y p r in t th a t w h ic h is received any o th e r civil in stitu tio n . T ru e , th e r e ia now b ra v e ly s t r u g g l i n g to m eet, 1 in g th e illness of the pa-t, r h day a f t e r ail. now. D a y to n a J o u r n a l. from the new s g a t h e r i n g c e n te r s and :■->P« ha s been gro u n d f o r c ritic ism in sp e c ­ believe it hns th e will to m e e t th e s e to have a m essage of valac ard * trrj it is up to th e e d ito rs to m n g n fy o r — —o I t show ed w hat a d v e rtisin g will do ha W a i m h ^ h a f t a h a h ^ h a ha m inim ize a n y p a r t i c u l a r item s. Some- ific instances, b u t on th e w hole ft n e w conditions, b u t it needs c a p ita l. e t to all. Let u* nil ra!1, • 'hi ric m ust he ndmitta*! t h a t ju d g e s on th e T h e S outh has la rg o undeveloped re- j a n d g e t re a d y for the con-f o r th e S a n f o r d m e rc ha nts. Get the ' (hr ho tim e s, however, th e r e is no optinn u n ­ ha bench seem to realize th e g r e a t re- sources. I t hns coal, m in e ra l depoa- j E v a n g e lis t next week band out o f te n e r and vj*it the neigh l r*i lh p,, ha b-ss the p a p e r goes to p r e s s w ith b o rin g cities. its, and w a te r pow ers. I ts s e a p o r t cit- ! and I jovq will come u> Js - 1;! p a g e s blank. T h e re m a y be those who T ^ >' . ^ UP° ? ) h c m ’ a n d ha ies h a v e good h a r b o r s which a re s t a t e - j Victory, ha will say. " b e t t e r h a v e blank pages theJ' ' h" wn ,,e»t c r reKn n l fo r ,n le « ' ha Lloyd G eorge sa y s “ If you listen to gically bicated for com m erce w ith l.atT o u rist* anil vi-itotha th a nn publish all th e slim y s t u f f offer- r i,y nn,i h,,ne8t> ’ as " wh.ole- th a n “ n >h3 th e never tio’s you will never get in A m erica a n d S o u th e rn Europe. '!]y w e ’ .-emed a t mir ed for public c o n s u m p tio n .” Hut th a t " ’h" ' 1:i'" nf ,>fflC!als" Tht* h " n()r ha ha a n y th in g done " You a re rig h t, little would not be fu lfillin g the m ission of “ f l,‘’ "lh" " r > h a » l-*'™ m la r Thus, as the S o u th m ore fully realiz^3 ha one. S a n fo rd is not listening to them 1he n e w s p a p e r ; th e f ir s t d u ty is to “ "-bed when we con sid e r it a* n whole, es and gra sp * th e o p p m tu m tie * which S E R I O U S III. \I>HKU I l:m -.1 y any longer. it holds, d will g ro w and develop rnpgive Ihe new s, all o f it. the good and Tht‘ i,rm « / lhe law has b t e " M \ M It \ ITS r o t \ TUI “ Could n o t stand nor the bad. H erein is f o u n d a tr u e pic o u r M ' vnrk ,n ail n f^es nKa in s t tht; idly into com m ercial im porta nc e . T his! "SICK KltS" A n o th e r eye w itness to th e Mall to r e of h u m a n event* and if the bal- ‘‘' ,l f" rv'"' " f Indoe(1. il b,‘li 'm*a»s Ihat d u rin g th e n e x t few y c a ia forced to c ry out front inter Mills m u r d e r has come up this week a nee be on th e side o f w ro n g and i n . ' 1” ' " ' M," r" t n , e to thl> 1,est in te r e s ts th e S outh will o f f e r m a n y very a t- j w r ite s H e n r y Williams. Tarki M r, a n d g e ts first p a g e notice in all the The I ’titled S ta te s now holds MO ■ju s tic e and misery", th e n it is w rong of society th a n soc ie ty itself. W e ra il t r a c tiv e o p p o r tu n itie s f o r th e inves ta n a . " T h e doctors said I had d a ily p a p e r s . T h e re is yet time fo r persons u n d e r a r r e s t b a r g e d w g h the „ hedping h a n d to h r n g about * * * " " ' the courts, while we re fu se to tor. lu st a t p r - s e n f the Soi»th is h a rd m ntion of tho bladder a t least .">,1)00 n. -c eye w itnessess to p e r p e tr a tio n " f f ia m t h r o u g h the j u s lice nrtd f a ir play a n d com m on d e ­ “«*k ,p tlie c o u its . \Ye find all s o r ts hit by th e boll weovi1; but th is very tion w as necessary. Tried 1 to m ake th e ir a p p e a ra n ce . mails, a c c o rd in g to a sla t* m e rit made cency of excuses to avoid j u r y d u ty ar.d th e n fa c t is b rin g in g it to a re a liz a tio n of ney Pill* and improved >' Hilling our h e a d s in t h e 's a n d re, r a l l y by John II K dw nrds. solicifind fault w ith th e verdict* o f ju r ie s , its needs and o p p o rtu n itie s. T h u s, nil m y frigml* aba ,' j I never achieve a v ic to ry a g a in s t to. of th e Jtostal d e p a rt ment The l't ueb me nw ill he in public of w ithin n few y e a r s , a new economic Pills as it will save ni ,• evil that is n the w orld, Men iri l a . "inn dr> w Liu days pass I ice ■raudwhich they liav,put over on we put th e re , it vve encour ci,million should be e sta b lish e d a n d o r in g and perhaps, ab g n rd le ss of the f a r t th a t peo ing w o r t hb-ss i be. k- and asked the ■ i i ii n i" eii I pi it'd a total ihe , riorinou s , g e iest iji-'i to seek public office th e h o u th should he m ore piosperoti* d n n g e r o u s operation" I 'a sa y they d o n ’t w a n t to read of ju d g e t o give him at least ten years ilo o f III.0(1(1 fliHi V " ^rail,I eenis ng f * tn -n i. la w -e n fo rc em e n t t h a n a t any tim e n tne p a r i " kidney tro u b le deni u ic in the pen 'a s In- was tip ‘ buffet m ur lets, situ u la is and idtUij- and '■\ , atch >rIv tr a n s a c tio n th a t fill the um Will < the r ,lc insfe-yd of tbs- excel'illg the erne! world if he ci mea to ’■o g r o - s iji si hem e too i.iiik m ent. F oley K n in e . T he H absonchnrt index dropped ■ff rcJief. Sold e v e ry wh vet it is the p ublic d e m a n d and tln n iiul (he public t r e a s u r y -viP no. F lo rid a he will n o t a s k f<<r t e n years i p h n tif iil i top of s u c k e r - if .it is It m a k e s one dc a priv a te snap, If we show \ people w h" i rave th is desire for *M" o f o u r o p e n a i r t r e a t m e n t o n t h e p la it- 11d \ p i i s i u t i d kclieve tliu t U urnum e r r e d on the .o r h publicity that force* the n ew spa " ur w illingness to l>nck up the c o u rts 1 ro a d s, vse don't think -:dr of m o d e ra tio n when he said there j„,rs tn !irtn, jj |f people did not b > " ur personal service th e c o u rts will was one born evtny m in u te Nor ts frl, , j> a ],ui. | | )ls in f o r m a tio n and be found respun-ive to the beat sentiThe east . o a s t m od from (triando rojt a lw ays reaped in th e hack if. on ihe o th e r hand, th e r e w ere no tpenl of th e coninvinily. T he duty ito tile const will In i ailed the "Cheney “ I h e city s t r e e t - fu rn ish a n m n l t s i riuiintlled, th n the h e w s oueItesponsibuity re sts Jiw n our H ig h way ' \ well ie-erveil l Olllpll t , and the bu-v b u sin e ss men gapers a - well th e re a d e rs would shoulders Act the m inly, th e worn I nel i t t" a m an who in his life time ii d i van b a n k e r - -nnu’t 'm e - fall fi•r taka a ttic i n te r o r i in w hat is trail*- «»• )* p a rt, and the ills of society will w orked as h tr! and a, ■opijd shed as the ulUriing scto-ines " f th- smooth p irin g <trlando K e p o rte c -S tn r. Did you know (hut ih e only be few m uch for good roads as nnv man in arid .icroit.pltshed -wundler Tile pro daily p a p e r t h a t e v e r a t t e m p t e r to hi* count;, \n d (tie highw ay will tit- g a r m - r id in the city a r e g r e a te r People who earn money and lake it min Pi " a pti publi-h w ithout firm! m g a line of be ar . • r ia n t,i,g trib u te to b:s tm m 'hai those (ilui ked from th e honest ■caudal, m u rd e r m d i m e or nnv kind Pit parativelv out of circulation are doing ih-.r ory tarini r, a higher o rd e r of ta le n t and koued onlv six weeks in C hicago and Sa country, their community, and themselves, a sm o o th e r method of ' a p p r o a c h ” is t p r,.w „ ttny $50 0 (1(1 in no tim e Thincalculable harm. Despati ht - say iha t Hui leson js m 1' 'I’n te d In in i* n us m ore te m p tin g p a p e r suspended and pro v e d to all in accord w ith linnicls over the late to the " h ig h e r up- of th e g a n g who te r e s te d th a t th e people will not read *1 When they deposit their surplus funds in K ra n k lin I jtn e 's b*tters over the l a t e make th e ir living o ff the greet! nntl a p a p e r th a t does not print all lhe the Peoples’ Bank of Sanford either in a to know this have been worrying . ail Id i d it \ o ■' tin ir v jet ini* checking or growing interest account, their n e w - , g o o d o r h a d a n d t h e n a p e r t hi ll o u r s e lf so k the last few days wonder W e in h loriiin h n v e p l e n t y ttf ill d o n ' t g i v e b o t h s i d e - o f e v e r y s i t u a money becomes an active factor in stimulat­ in g ju-t how Burleson would act over i . - t r , t t e ,n- e v e r y w i l d e r " f t h e s u c c e s s turn ..I . h a t tJuit i o t i i e r n s t h e g e n e r a l ing trade, in aiding humanity and helping’ w n i.i si it H IL L S . M a s s . Oct th e b -ttir as p, u o - fo rm e rly in the f ' la - < w.iiiji- i for p o p u liir i ■ i In mselves. , w l u - i e p o - s t h b . f a l l s s l n u t in III Vl e w ..f th e se n sa tio n a l te " l e t t e r '-o ,n. s t. 1,1 y, i s u p p o s e he rt w l p r . uu n w i t h ii nm ey co ii g rr t- , r \ ice to the j-nblli N e w sp a p e rs rulut r> e i. condition* in the will go hai k t" -1> ' J) now and every g u t i m a k t t h e f a v o i i t e h u n t i n g g t m m d reflect the public conscience if they .South, especially due to th e boll weeIt is the pinnacle of conservatism, safety t h i n g is ,|t)u*t along the Itio G rande. ■f these s e e k e rs a f t e r e a sy m o n e y ., lin . g e n u in e a n d if th e public did n o t , vjii R oger \y. Hahaon hns been a ske d and good citizenship to see that idle cash cir­ ——------- o-------- — Hie fa k e h o rse races, on w hich the d e m a n d e v e n ts t h a t a c tu a lly h a p p e n to m ake a n a n a ly sis of th e S o u th e rn culates. W n sh in g to n tu rn e d out y e ste rd a y sw indler p r e te n d to get a d v a n c e in m „ d e a r c u t, concise m a n n e r , then s itu a tio n a s it now a p p e a r s from the fo rm a tio n by t a p p i n g the w ire s, is t |1( n e w s p a p e r s would n o t be forced view ,,()jrU „f a s ta tis tic ia n to observe [ h ( naval holiday but aside Mr. (h, f a v o rite method. It ha s been ex | (1 rm t them and the t i m e will never |{a J)g,,n's s ta te m e n t is as follow s. from l„ 111jr a naval holiday it was also w hen th e clientele of the news a tr ib u te in th, m emory of Theodore I " ' . ' I tin,.-- w ithout n u m b e r, ami all In the so called 'c o tto n belt,' which tm inute dot n imade public, but ,,ajrt.r s will be willing lo p ra c tic e w hat 11etches across m any of the South Roo-I* dal so much for thd • hr U'*1’ H i- a h a r d gam e ih,-v th e m se lv e s a p p a r e n t l y and sin navy* w lo t h< wic a - - 1- ' a u* -*-cie • Mt s ta te s , is produced (ill per cent in cl o f f - t iv ■ -' vi i Mie arc preaching ta r v 11 vv a'. *h, I rt hduy o f • the World - s u p p l y o f <ot tol i In •v a, kfi"w |, >lgc ' tlcir p a rti, Ipa I { o o s ,.,li ,i i w h ,-, noiiiiuy will l a - l , tills >o t t n l l c r o p h a s b e e n so tm tion in 11 S " uu-!imrs they stick to live a- long a - th a t o f any A m erican p o rla n t t h a t the S outh has practically i with «H the p c so-tency o f a puppy Th*- day w a s gin,-rally observed along g iv e n its - t i t i re a t t e n t i o n to c o tt o n i I \\V E N F O R C E M E N T th e iiui-t w here th e re a re navy yards to a root, and insist th a t il is all right nnd thus become a 'one r r o p ' c o u n tr y .' until th e ir money and f a k e friends , . . ,. , ,, ,i . , . o r shipping. , t, . P ersonal s e e u ritv , p r o p e r t y r ig h ts l h e boll-woevil is now d e s tr o y in g a have dtaapiieart'd. fliey r e je c t w ith , , , ' , , , , .. . , . , and h u m a n s a f e t y d e pe nd u p o n law- la rg e per v e n ta g e o f th is c otton crop, ■ ■------------- -o-----------c o n te m p t th e w a r n in g s ami advice of , , J L a w - ec n f o r c e m ec n t de- so th a t in m a n y sections only one hide , , . . , ent. Im T h e H e ra ld ha s been commended t a n k e rs nnd real friends, u n til it is e n forcem , I pends upon public o f f iiin ls . Public of cotton is g a th e re d w here tw o were U p o n the s ta n d a g a in st the liquor se ll­ loo lute. T h e n they m o u rn nnd howl officials are g overned la r g e ly by p u b ­ originally produced. Of course, g r e a t e rs and t’spctdally the selling to young ail libitum. effort* uire being mnde to control the lic se n tim e n t. boys and the young boys- J \ n g in N ot all th e sw indler, h o w e v e r, are — ■ ll is an u n e x a g g e r a t e d fact t h a t a boll-weevil, and science will u ltim a te police t uu rt from tim e to time. If so e la b o r a te in th e ir m eethods tn o d s Mr. .Mr. Ed Ed-1 j find n solution to th is problem. In th e g e n e ra j public would ta k e n stand w ards told th e New O r le a n s m eeting mn" <nn ta k ‘‘ his funV'> ,,n‘l eJ,t" J 1!"h ' a g a i n s t this liquor selling and refuse of o th e rs c o nducted th r o u g h th e mails his h,,me 1,1 thB w i,d r e K'o n “ o f X t r u * l,K' m ea n tim e , how ever, th e r e tire sevt o buy a n y of the liquor nnd t u r n up w ith g r e a V " s tu r e s s a n d ” p n ,f it! "until "> ^ r *'u tl' r th a n in n Krval A m " to considered, nil these people who are selling to l-ncle S am ste p s in and p r o te c t the flricnn c i t >'. wheTV m illions nre spent " I 'lr s t, o u r supply of c otton will he jliy tiie ta x - p a y in g public for Inw-eii g r e a tly reduced until th is weevil is B th e y o u n g ste r* this h a b it would be fouls from tiu-ir own folly. ■ sto p p e d . L iquor will bo sold us long A re c e nt c ase was th a t nf a Cann- forcem ent. T he most d a n g e r o u s , the controlled. The a m o u n t produced for ■ ns the re sp e c ta b le people allow it to diim firm t h a t a d v e rtise d a n th e let­ most cunning, th e h a r d e s t a n im a l in - th e next few y e a rs m a y not be more be sold and no longer. And tho res te r head of a w hiskey d is tille r y “ r y e the w orld lo cope w ith, is m an him -j th a n half of the r e q u ir e m e n ts of forThis m e a n s th a t high p o r ta b le people who a re allow ing it a( ?1C n t-ase." T he victim g o t for se lf. The w o rst m i x tu r e of a nim al m cr years. life t h a t can be conceived of is the prices m ay be e xpected both for ra w r i g h t now a r e r e s p o n s i b l e for the his $16 a sm all box of rye g r a i n . This c rossing of b r e e d s in th e crim inal I cotton nnd fo r nil m a n u f a c tu r e d cotb r e a k in g o f th e law, firm m a de th o u s a n d s of d o lla r s be­ world nnd officialdom . T h e r e is n o :ton goods f o r some tim e to come. ------------- o------ -----fore de te c te d. "Secondly, the S outh, w hich hna protection a g a i n s t this h y b r id anim al. A n o th e r fir m a d v e rtise d n drink T h e list of q u a lifie d vote rs who will been a ‘one crop’ c o u n try , will bo People can defend th e m se lv e s be nlilc to v ote in th e general election w ith a " k ic k " in it, and s e n t th e f o l­ a g a in s t w a r and pestilence w ith more forced to rnise o th e r c ro p s a n d become in N o v e m b e r a p p e a r s in this issue of low ing recipe: " P r o c u r e a g a llo n of a s s u r a n c e th a n a g a i n s t th e incon­ at least se lf-su p p o rtin g . In previous t h e Daily H e rnld. It also a p p e a r e d in w a te r a n d p u t a g r a s s h o p p e r in it." g r u o u s co m b in a tio n s of c r im in a ls nnd y e a rs the Aouth hns im p o rte d from t h e W e e kly H e r a ld y e ste rd a y which N o th in g is too g r o s s ; no b a i t too who officials. T h e cost i*f w a r is a lw ays the middle w est n e a rly till th e corn t r n n s p a i f . i t to c atch s u c k e r s , w a s s u f f ic ie n t but we a r e giving tho doubled by th e p e r f o r m a n c e s of c r im ­ and a la r g e p ro p o rtio n of th e moat s p a c e in th e D nily today in o r d e r th a t seem to be w a itin g f o r it in g r e a t inal-m inded m e n and d is h o n e st offic­ which it hns consumed. T his y e a r th e schools. Ponzi m ade m illio n s b y a e v e r y r e n d e r a n d v o te r in th e county ials. M any nf o u r s c o u rg e s and much S o u th has. ra ise d s u f f ic ie n t c o m ' f o r pretended schem e of m a n ip u la tin g c a n ho in f o r m e d na to w h e th e r he is Owing to the Superior £raric of Material alul Workmanship c-f th e pestilence a n d d is e a s e th a t nre its own use. It is nlso successfully on th e r e g i s t r a t i o n list o r not. If foreign e x c h a n g e . Miller cln im c d ho had n plan by which he could pay 10 v i^ te d upon hum.-uity a re d r e r tly due ridding itself of the 'tick" which is so y o u r n a m e is not th e r e ur if it is not used it is impossible to carry accounts d e trim e n ta l t>> ra isin g good cattle sp e lle d p ro p e rly sec 11 < Dubose the per cent a m onth, and millions of dol t' th e se c om binations of men T h e re are but tw o plnee* w here pen- fieri)* of fine stock nre ra pidly in r e g i s t r a t i o n o ffic e r and hnve your | a i s flowed into him on th e s t r e n g t h of Ills prom ises, from people who pie can provide th e m se lv e s w i t h pro c re a sin g , and the South, wheih has an n n m c on th e list in the r ig h t m nnner would not t r u s t th e ir m on e y to a tectum a g a in s t th e se tw in evil*. At ideal clim ate for a ll-y e a r stock g ra z b e fo re the g e n e r a l election. T his is the ballot-box and in thiv ing, should soon be one of th e most I'V ju JUry -b o x . r e p u ta b le hunk. F o r n tim e th e y paid th e reason th is list is published in W ith th e m a n y c h a n n e ls o f p u b lic , im p o rta n t stock r a isin g sections of out of th e ir receipts, b u t th e end was o r d e r and all mny know if they arc i t > *; w ith the m a n y public sp e a k e rs the c ountry. This m e a n s t h a t the inevitable and they a r e both in p r i­ q u a lifie d . Look for y o u r fr ie n d ’s n a m e also. And keep this issue of son. But th e r e a re o th e rs , nnd a lw a y s th a t c a m p a ig n th e c o u n tr y , tliare is no Middle W est will have a serious cornwill he, so long a s g re e d rule* th o hu- valid excuse fo r voting fo r^ n is h o n e s t j p e tito r in c o m nnd stock ra is in g . “W® h a v e i t ; W ill g e t i t ; o r , l t ’« not Made’ , th e H erald- £ FROM OTHER SANCTUMS r ti «• | tm INCAPACITATING YOUR CURRENCY... BILLION DOLLAR BUG pi li r-& TJ i- PEOPLES BANKOF SANFORD Sanford, Florida m ;p ■ mi ! ss.s 1A n n o u n c i n g After November First Our Terms Will be Strictly C A S H f i e l d Auto Top Co. flia n tn u i �i -■ I- THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 28,1922 PAGE FIVE S S !im « ® ANNOUNCEMENT - - - ANNOUNCEMENT \ \ * lO D A Y S IN TR O D U C TIO N S A L E lO D A Y S I \ Eveiybody is invited to come in and let s get acquainted, if you can spare the time. Come in and see us whether you wish to buy anything or 3 5 not. We will be glad to meet you and show you the many rare bargains we will have to offer. ^ Yours for service I i .SANFORD SHOE & CLOTHING CO., J. J. N. CONNER, Mgr. \ \ iftsssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssizsBssssssssgssssssassigssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssazgaassssssssssassssssssssssssssssssssssgssssssssssssssssgsss REALM OF SPORTS base b a l l foot b a l l bask et b a l l trap s h o o t in g GOLF BOWLING TENNIS BOXING CHAS. L. BRITT, Editor* ^ - ►a \anford Swamps Orlando Makes it Four Strait Wins Iut -o e n e r a l e d , o u t - p l a y e d a n d o u t - 1; : WEIGHTED WERE CAUSES OF THE ** DOW NFALL OF ORLANDO „ «« fta Ra “ CELERY SEED S kB M f ci la ts *4 Si FOR THE MOVIE FAN * a * 3 !ea fc a lE a ^ siia tei British Election 1Oueens Hall, London, n e x t F rida y. _ . Lord Hubert Cecil has finally aniviay firing on nounced his intention to r e m a in a n inCoalition Govt. ; ZZ’ """!' "- he '» is prolei view, Lord'“T™ Hubert'1 says j foundly relieved a t the ext^ of Mr. I.nmlnn P a p e rs Are I liable to Follow I luyd (Icorge and re g a rd s a change T h e C a m paign , in g o v e rn m e n t as a blessing. l i e --------adds tha t he is n personal frieml a n d U lr T h e A a.oriaird I ' r f u i g r e a t atlmirer .>f Bonnr l-aw, and th a t 1.0N D O N , Oct. Ih e election he intends to su p p o rt him a n 4 his ta iu p u ig u l has now reached a stage governm ent so buig as it pursues a w here th e r e is such a n u m b e r of po|i- p !it-y he <«n approve, u m l speeches and pronouncem ents ____ _____ Z ^ Z Z Z ZZ Z Z l Biff Berea a Banquet Brotherhood Class of The Baptist Church to re p o r t or follow them. H e rb e rt U. A sijuuh, fo r m e r pre" H e r G ild ..! t age' was all th a t was ui.i t, and W inston .Sjwncer Churchill, predicted for it colonial s e c re ta ry in the Lloyd-Georgo --------ra h m e t, were the two principal figurm „f j.„ a ] ,m e r e s t was the f n p . i t ' x homo at both perform « - e n g a g in g a tte n tio n today. Mr. |.;,n,,uet h-dd hj the Dig Her r a n llrolin e s la t null! Wipinii, who had been r a th e r slow in i n , . , T h eveni ng in the g e ttin g m tu action delivered his iirst d.nm g ...... .. the F ir s t B aptist And Hi ■f -'■•nfonl will see speech a t P e te r sh u tougli. His ud < hurch The occasion nf this a f f a i r it atI th th, a M e . n o o n and night perform - ; d ie ss was devoted chief Ij to c n tis in g was to stim ulate .l a s s spirit help to nnces ^ the coutlioii governm ent a shortcoiu- l.renk down any existing b a r rie rs and tugs «nd the new Bonnr I jiw .Ministry, plan for a g r e a te r work Hint is beI’a th e Review and Fox News with I lie sp e a k e r described the two wings mg u n dertaken by the class. All of an e \ .e p t ,,.i i „ m good fe a tu re pic„f the coalition, h ith e rto ill the same (him- people a tte n d in g were unnnltu r e like " H e r C bled C a p e ‘ m akes up ,.,1,1*. a * lum se p a iu te d , h u t still m..„, ,n de. la rm g it o,u. of the most OH, pood p, .cram , and the last chance neighMig w istfully over the tem porary -m-cessful meeting of Sunday School t.. see II .1 the princess is tonight. pUi;.„ g s e p a r a tin g them. ta-s fhe\ ever attended. Tile proMi i tiuri llilf ia still confined u> bed Mtn w.itried with a num ber of The i.Min i nine.fpin." coming Mon in c ti- ijii. ta es Of an op.-ratton for t,.lk« l-\ mernta ' - of the class and day, is ' t . •-f a man who fails in at p.-iula iti3 and although n . ovuring v mo .1 number by M iss Gallu love with il.i-ighti-r of nn actress, lo has had to e n ltu s t Ins cam paign g. r \| |),i , r-e \ Mr ami Mrs P. forilli'i el . i - mist rrss. f i .n .l ,. T.. I o.l a) issued a. \t |t,.y.| and Mr T w i l l ,y, they with m a n ife sto,, i on.tmi.mig .1 declaration \ | , - H,.n-ei| and Suj*'t Jno. IJ: JinT he [d.iv and ( h , s ta r that thous ilott a . >-ntn p a tty , -u< li as ins chief . . w.-r, honor g u e st- ;,t the dinner, amis of ailiiiii.r- have longed to see ti.n id l.iojil t,e u tg e , is credited with \ | , Jm k ih s talked in te re stin g ly to the in a mot inn picture is George Arliss a - j o i mg to c ie a t. , is, in bis uptuiuii, . l a - s a - vvt*ll ns tile teacher. Hr King, in ‘Disra. .1 .lim ing to the Princess tiei-uiess. and their timely th o u g h ts to g e th e r Tuesday light with a Snub Pollard .111. t humid! declines himself u lib with the singing of I1 M Boyd added comedy. i at and tic . tia d e i, but says he is i., the hout ol enjoyment The dinner willing t a l o o p e ia le with jirogros rve.l . .insisted of tunny good things T he pet f -rmai.ee started at 7 ’10 s u e unionists elements if this should and wn« prepared In Mrs A .1 Eos»- h a r p la -' r ighl and lasted until lit (Hi ,i(. ne. essni y to cou li tra c t wtiat h(^ mg m her home like style of cooking .. . bw k Any pro g ia in of pictures tha t ti riiis the ji n 'd a l o i ) uml onfiscntorjf a'q| the apjire. iiitiott of those jiresent holds an audience this long without p.-lny of th.- socialist lailmr jiarty. w ns expressed Mrs Lossing w ns nhly tiring' th-,in must be cvlrti good "H ct h>' -aid there was virtually no dif a-s.-t.-d by Mis-. - Whittle, W illiams, lidded I'rege" is a picture that will do f , in the Hoiiar l.avv program S t e e l e and Mrs Parker. * !,,' d th a t of the coalition and th a t he The big' Herenn Brotherhood are -lilt j.repared t o c o ope I ate with Iloniir going- a f te r the young men of the Look next week program m e* over ,-)ly am | this banquet is only one of Some good ones hilled for next week. One of the most in te re stin g fe a tu re s the things planned for the tr e a t of "N ice people” next Friday and S ntur- of the situ a tio n continues to he the those who a tte nd the class , diiv i- one of the features po-.Hibtbty of the election bringing ■ith a n o th e r coalition government, ,i r e c o r d - b r e a k in g fool ball in* chance w hatever y c - ttn ln y , and ,d ihr local high school eleven b ,>* " h a t th e ir alibi m ight he " c Vn.i a g a in , "xve told you so.” i „ i it <• . 1*,. a h a v e n ’t heard. It can t be b e m u se mil..' m ig ,h,ty oO rlando High School S a n fo rd bail b e tte r players this year And O rlando was turned buck. er* l>;n » to th e ir loir w ith an over- . . . . . . . .... Tl, th a n last, because it was exactly the timing score of 33 to 0. I his vie- a a ,„,. ,|nc Up us )a -t season, w ith the Or shin Id we say th a t they were over O rlando w a s th e w o rst heat- exception of Ed. My>e und Sweeney, e ith e r throw n or pushed back. administered to any eleven to unj both th e se linys w ere in but a p a rt --------<t Sanford th is B en son . ,,l (he gam e, Sweeney being carried Snnf ird will gsve Orlando a n o th e r |0flaridn, w ith ninny c a rs filled with „fj a f t er g e ttin g hurt and Mnye cum try this season, if slit thinks she can tnt fan-, b e g a n n r r iv m g in the ,,.g out to let Peck go in. -la n d up to it It shortly a f t e r noon yeste rd a y , \v,. wtl„|,| th a t the only p - |th ik- defeat a d m in iste re d S a n fo rd a | lt>) tht. T igers ...old have Ed M-we g o t the five dollar prize )•■.»• -till in mind, th e ) w ere no* l oaeh Wilkinson. And ">• w..uid g i v e n IIV l.l •yd Mio, «l..re If—! ■ .ii> trouble 111 re p e n tin g the here th a t "we told you s.." when w.said t b.i! onet- the i hanibel of \ e M< l.aolio - no-e was pushed i But 'h e -m oke of b a tt.e g r a d u a l ( ummeivc. Uie oth e r civn o r g a m r u around on the - id , of his face again. deaie l a w a y , to th e ir surprise, turns and tin genet id public got be \\ e would sug g e st that Vic have his <} f'c.iid th u t they were not only hind our hoy- they would m ake smoke t‘".-c iiaded in place. It-weighied, b u t out-played us well, fjy And results show for them rest tin* f i r s t k i c k - o f f until the l a s t ]Se| vcs W ithout this help the hoys Hut a sure nose doesn’t keep Vie lath the re su lt was never in doubt, 1would he playing as they did in years from g e ttin g into every play Tigers never even th re a te n e d , [,(,■,(_ with no o p p u rtu m ty of showing \ I lowers, M' A lexander and th.- rest Iftb ‘.ni’ exception, and then the) j , lHj what kind of real young man -f the line wer. h a rd r<>cks yester fa r behind th a t one touch |„,01| (here is m Sanford. Ask Hr!undo if you do n ’t be *n would have been lost on the Ami our h a ts a re off to the -x hole day sheet. Ami this one chance a t (,.a „| this m orning, not any one in lieve it | touch down slipped a w a y from [.articular, hut the whole darn b .nch. And did you notice how I.ee Peck •*he'i th e y found th a t the San- f,,r (he way they have accepted 1 o.ich limited out the holes in the line. I.ee -it • was like the Hock of Gi- W ilkinson's instructions ami the way (»u r goes th r o u g h with head up and takes liter, .md th e ir re p e a te d e f f o r ts t ° ' th e y have put it into priuiivi ab the hall over from the eight- p a ts are off to l oach Wilken- ■II for a d v a n ta g e •.f week spots. tin. w e n t for n a u g h t. A fte r th e way he is hatuiling the boys and xt Sanford would n o t let them get o u r Imts a re off to the whole d a rn O rlando has little to say about the Itthin - in k in g d istance of the goal. g a n g (lint IS hacking tin* hoys and de fe a t yesterday Hut there w asn t I To in • the devil his dues wr must , | 1(. op, a nd h ere’s hoping th a t much they could -ay except thut Sun Bit tiuit O rlando died gam e. They t [„, sa n u , interest vvi!' jirevatl th m - ford had the easiest time of their (Burin S w an so n < harming’ bo! iind r a c o f t - e r v a l v , p c tiller "< ai b-rf' ■ry inch yf th e xenj and (j1(J . , i . r - to c i n e , not only in I o - \ e - t e r d u > Gloria Sw an-on i- harming* in her (o : t t i oi i o - ft i - . ..El. <!. s c . its— *o b e 1 f,,| th e exceptionally hard i .,,,j |i |,a [ a j| high s.-hool a l h l e t n l a i , - t Param ount picture " H e r till h i l U t . l a t u. m o s t ..I t h e addfi' Ssc' H o f Howling league .fjo us Monday niglit the The si ore by periods follows lit < j m t u p a t nil s t a g e : .led ( age," which i- now on view at th. * onse iva tive an.) l.tle rul Union •v Olid have been even more (Its Sanford 7 13 •i 33 < .um* out and see the first game. the Princess th e a tr e She has an ox i>i sp.-akeia and ulth oigh there la (tmus fur th e m . U rlando , 0 0 0 0 — 0 Everybody welcome and no admission cel lent role of which she makes tho ,-tiii no open or official a rra n g e m e n t, I The gsme itself was a clean brand S a n fo rd scoring touchdowns: Ed. churged. most and h e r support is admirable, th e re is evident aly clear disposition foot hall, with the possible excep- Mnye, McEaulin, Stone, McLucas and T he picture is thrilling and everts a nn both nide.H for cn operation. •>f on., or tw o little shady plays p t.l.j<< Kicked goal, Hill Moye 2, Mcpowerful nppeal The last tim e to Confusion in pa rty boundaries is illed i v O rlando, which resulted in j,lKtls night -till . huri». ier i-t a of the Campaign "f - a n f u r d ’s players g e ttin g hurt. — and various teinn t - ..f support and [jr s t a t e th a t th e re was no i ’I It SI PA TAI.ITY \ \ I \ TOR IS KIN KM • •< ..j>eratnm g n , an air ,.f unreality Hally Pay Sunday P i! JPth Wi­ I a , . for e ith e r one of these play _ IH R RKChl ESS m t l M N t . ' * t n , -I n ig g l. a- it a ff.'t- U,. priiliel l , e x p ,, ting u hn* -laBeginning - • ' • e g h u r t when th e y did, hut I l l ' l l AI 11. N V . O. t rS l a r i ■ * . . mu p,, - 1ng t h>' i i ol11 In Ol, the La I N \ N \ l it I ' l I N K t.at it may, the g am e was a»,.fH<ol>s. a inemher of the M urtm -vdie with Sunday S. bool at 1* -Hi in addt ______ i* *i li - anil [lie V-ipnlhiaii 1 iberuis to the re g u la r exec reuses the a- any g a m e played on the lo c o m m u n i t y f o o t b a l l team , died a t a , | t , T k r A...... -In (*d l'r f t« l *'♦ *"*? ...........'*> P“ »t'e- . indlllg on III following special- will he rendered. *! ee- .nds th is season. S a n fo rd hospital here today fr..m injuries re S A V A N N A H , Gu., (let. 2S E. J . depenilent j d a f o r m s ll is staled [hat Recitation The Vision Helen Jin a h a clean g a m e of foot- j , V(, j jn n jra me last S a tu rd a y . Hones T aylor, a vintor, a rre ste d yesterday for Lord Birkcnheud, fo m ie r lord high *il that not unce was tim e ta k e n out jtl j,);l -p m a l column were dislocated, bins, n i klessT driving of 1111 airplane in the chancellor, mu! Mr, < huniherhnn will Song by P r im a r y Children. »n injured O rlando player. j ----------------------------a ir a t B affin 1‘nrk was fined $r.O to- j apjiear on the sniir- p la tfo rm with Mr. "M ak in g the World B e tte r .” by Sanford scored in every period and] ULI'P’ N O S E G E T S T R O PH Y ,j„y j l.loyd G eorge it n dem onstration in Five Boys. i* hard to s t a t e who the o u tsta n d --------R e c ita tio n —"O ne Way to Help t it.ir of y e s te r d a y ’s g a m e is. I t (R r The A u u c im rd I'rraai ..................................................... ........................................ ........................................ s .illiaii THornhy. W like . h . te a m L ' . 1 . 1 . w « * i r.l.n m iK S T K ll. < « . » _ • A..... .. . ................................................................................................................................. .. Duet — ” A Song of Service”— by rv Every m a n pla y in g his posi- T he in te rn a tm n a l com ,m t.e e ,n c h a rg e ■■ .««, his toes w ith his he a d up all Io f *h<’ fw herm en « races late today; Five Girls, time. T he Moyo b r o th e r s made «wnrde«l th e cuj. and first p r lie o f, Song by School, ■ seven points in tho f ir s t q u a r te r , P**™ t(* f-»nad,an schooner, Bishop A insw orth will be w ith u . to ■ ■■ ■ ■ carrying the hall over for the N W an<l hcr C a p ta in j dedicate our church a t the eleven ■■ -t touch,lown and Bill kicking g o a l. [ A n g u s W a lte rs AH p n d e s ts m ad. o'clock hour Let every officer, teach- ■ ■ _i , . .. , *1,:^ ncainfit the s c h o o n e r s victory war* e r ami pupil he in th e ir i\tice tune fm the e x t r a point w as carried f a l l o w e d . The c o m m itte e s a rt.u n aI1(| have the biggest we have e v e r. ■ ■ known. Ugh successfully for th e f ir s t tim e , " a " a n n ounced a s u n a n im o u s, . Mullet Roe Salt Mullet Apalachicola Oysters METHODIST NOTES Nice Fat Mackerel .lone'** Dairy Farm Sausage P. McCuller iiiiis is is a a iiii ■■ Electric Current season. In th e sceond period,' the hall on th e ir five yard line, k being »fido t r i a d s J j f | _ !tetl by V i» ^ tfG fS fri,Twho pro- FO O TBA LL WILL BE CUT RESULTS M A Y F IE L D C E R T I F I E D AS T H E D EMOCRATIC Guliford College 0, W ake F o r e s t 0; C A N D ID A T E FOR S E N A T O R tie. Georgin 26, O glethorpe 6. < n y T h e A ia o e la te d r r e a a ) A U ST IN , O c t 28.—On advice of Roanoke College 20, K ing College A tto r n e y G eneral S e c re ta ry of S ta te 13. T exas A. & M. 13; Onuchitn College S ta p le s today certified by te le g ra m to all c ounty clerks nam e of E a r l B. 6. A ustin College 17; Daniel B aker Mayfield ns dem ocratic candidate for U nited S ta te s stfhator. College 0. F ra n k lin G2; Rose Poly 0. S T IL L M A N C A SE S T A N D S AS R EA D O C C A SIO N A L S H O W E R S SAYS T llfe J U D G E T E M P E R A T U R E H O TTER IS T H E F O R E C A S T to fall on th e ball a f t e r it rolltsek of th e g o a l, ( o r a to u c h down. Ml Moyy a g a in kicked goal. I t w a s I this time t h a t th e a e ria l w o rk of ** lot’als b e g a n ta k in g e ffe c t, and on mm beautiful f o r w a r d p a ss, S to n e socurlke hall, on th e seventy y a rd line, ith open field a h e a d , a n d c a r r ie d 1»crosi f o r th o th ir d touchdow n, tho th ird q u a r t e r , M cL ucas, playhis usual good g a m e , g o t in th«v! and in te rc e p te d one o f O rla n d o ’s forward passes and c a rrie d th e bnll I H r T h r A ia o r U I r d l*reaa| forty yards fo r t h c s f o u r th touchdow n tO r The AaaoelHIted l*»«aa> j T O U C Y tK E E P S IE ,' Oct. 2 8 . - S u W A H I N G T 0 N , Oct. 2M.-- Occasional prem e C o u rt J u s t l c f S e e g n r todny bf th,- game. T he f ifth a n d la s t touch ram c in tho la s t period, when show ers, te m p e r a tu r e above norm al denieii Motion of counsel fo r J a m e s b, who had been h i t t i n g th o line f o r the f i r s t half, and <w>l«r tho la t- A. S tillm a n to show c a u se w hy tho ** a l °n of ro c k s, found a b ig hole in \half of the week is tho f o r e c a s t for decision c o n f ir m in g the ^report of Re­ f e r e e G leason in favor o f Mrs. S till­ 3ri»n.!o’a line a n d c a rrie d t h e ball F lorida week beginning Sunday. m a n a n d h e r son should not be r e ­ ■ ■ Ttr ^rnm th e f if te e n > a r d line. And as we Kuij before, Orlando had viewed. The Herald for Post Cards. ( V OFF Sunday, October 29 th • • • • • • AT I P. M. i For about one hour to permit the connection of new Switchboard at* the Power Plant S3 Southern Utilities Co, M m 1 iii-MX.J t VX . x\ j ; i=7 , f i-T -i-T . , _■ .■.Qf ■ -J- - * - Y ^ ' jrrfc ft , '..fa �- REGISTERED VOTERS OF SEMI N O L B COUNTY I l a c o n , W . S. Maker. Mrs. M a r y R Mallard. M r * L u la U u r g c a * Mrs. t l e r t l * M a k e r . M r * Kutuin IL l l a I tux V. O H r a d y . A. F I t u c h n u a n , II IL Millard. Fred M a k e r , 11. Hurley. Henry I t r a d l e y , J H. (C ontinued fcom pane 3 ) H m l t h , Qe o. S l a c k h o u s e , J . T. flplvey, J. U. H l Mc k t i o u n e . J F. T a b e r . F r a n c a * W. W a r r e n . J o h n D. Wilson, T h o a R W a l k e r , X. J. W i l s o n . L. A. Y o u n g . Wi p. ItKGDtTKItKD VOT R I M niaVKM. CII FLO HID A A ve retle. l-ora T A v o r e t te , Mrs. A n n i e A l e a n l i d c r , J . D. l l r u m l e y . C. D. B l a c k , F H. llrum ley, Ida M r n n e h . M o k k Io B r o o k i n g t un . M r a . M a r y Maker, W ll'ls Collins. L U ' "o i l I ns. A m e l i a F i ' uj line, K t h e l G D a n i e l * 1> D. D r o w d y , D. H. D r o w d y . M. M. D r o w d y , M i s * V. B. l > a n n , It. L F u Ieh. H e n r y G r a v e s , W. F. ( l o r e . M a r y Ia< 1 1le ( l o r e . J. I). H a r t , D E. I l o d g t r a . W. B. I t l R K l n * C a r r l o A. 11 IKK I ns. W m I. H o d g e s , W, B. H a r t . A l i c e C. H a n n a . D. It. Mu t t e r , W It Monts. A r t h u r HKGI.NTKH t i l l VOTER*. P R E C I N C T B u t t * It (>. Muss A J, NO. F I V E . O V B 1 D O , FLORIDA Aulln. A n d r e w , Jr. Adam * John A k e r l a n d . J . E. A s h e . N o r m a n H. Aulln. T h eo Argo, W R A s Fie, l a t u r a A n d e r s o n . C H. A u l l n , M r * N. J. Adams. Charles Anderson, Ueorge A r l e . O. M. I l o s t o n . I*. B. B r y a n t , O C, B r a i i n a n . T. J. B o s t o n , J. K Boston, Ju lia Iloaton. J o s e p h B a r n e s . E. IL Marius, i 'e a r l C l a r k . J . A. C l a r k . M r a C. T, C r a w f o r d , Mr * . A. K_ C r a w f o r d , It. O. Cartar, M r a Annie C o n s l o y . B. T C o f f e y . C. W. Durant, Henry Haul, C arl F a r n e l L , E. A. F a r o e II tlrant, N athan G r a n t , P . W. ( J a r v l n . K D. ( l a l n e a O. (]. C o r e . J * H. G r a n t . M r * J. R G a r v i n . Mrs. F l o r l a (luidor, A d am t l r a n t , Mrs. I T ts cl II a ( l o r e , M r s Cl e o . H o l m e * , C B. l l u r v e y . Ge o . Hall, c l e m H a y . M r s L. Hays, Dave H o lm e * Llndla H a n c o c k , Mr *. Hoe H a n c o c k , E. G. llnlmcs, Finley Hulk' ll. M r s . M a r t h a A. H a i K h . J o h n M. Jones. Lew is J o n e s , M r * I l u b y W. J o r d a n , L E. Jackson. Henry Ja c k s o n . Mrs A r t h u r J o n e s , .1 W Jones, M ary Jacobs. M rs Mury R J o r d a n . Mrs. M ah lo Jo in s John H K i n g , Mins N M Kelsey, M rs Dorn K 11 v e r t M a * w o 11 A. K I iik. Itotierl F Kennedy, L King, M rs M a r y M Kennedy, Bethany l u l l ! I mt i II 11 L a w t o n . T. W Law ton W J lunette. N V Lee ' ' S I.C h i l i a n , J o e , J r l . U t h r r I, \ \ I . u t l n r W II L m li.ll I! H i i• k ■ r i I i a ' ■■ 1 r, Mrs .• I* r t I e* Mrs \|, II |{ \ Me v l l l c . H. Ik -1 iII*■. M r s H e l e n B r o c k e r , W. 1’. Buss. R U M u t t s . M r s Alice Maas. M r s . t i u s a l e M r a d l o y . F. B. B r a n n o n . M. F. C u l p e p p e r , U. W. C h n m b l l s a P. L C u r l e t t . EC u r l e t t . Mr s H e l e n R ‘ C u l p e p p e r . Mr e . 1C. W. I C l e v e l a n d , P. S. Co u s i n s , H a r r y M D a n i e l . L P. Du n l u l , W. J. I >«v lx. A W. D a v i d , W J. D o n n e . D I). D o n n e , 8 M. D u c h u r d t . Goo, D o n n e . A. B. Do o l e y , M. E D o n o va n. Nuah turn tel, M r s T. E. Do o l e y , Mrs. Mpl l l e IL t >oune. Mr s M a r t h a IS Da v i s . C. IC. Davis. Mr s E l i s a b e t h D a v i s , Mrs. Ma u d e Da l h o . H. E l k i n * . W. M. F l y n l . O. Cl F l y n t . J W. F r n n r r , J. D. Klyiit. IS. If. F l o w e r s . Mr e st o n F r a n k l i n . Mrs. E l i s a b e t h F r a s e r . Mrs. L o t t i e i f l y ii t. M r s M a r y H. Kill l o g i n . W. C F r a n k l i n . It IS I'u Hard, W, \V. Flrthor. P e t e r J Fisher . Mrs Cornelia F i s h e r . W. B F e l t n e r , P e t e r J. t i e l k i T. A T. G e i g e r , T. W G e i g e r , W. F. G i l m o r e . T J, • I r a n i , E. II, . G r e o l i a m . It O. 1<11e e r . It H Geiger, Mrs Go inlet , G 1' 1*r 3•> r'* f r k it• t; r ;i James G e i g e r , M r s E d i t h I. G i e r r M i s I I. •Irtger Mrs I uircn* i Gould G C • 11a h a in, A !< I I I r r shii in. It I D V • •• f *ri M - ■ ' i t ml l n i r ri, i i ii I I.i' - ® si * H S twin SV - St, r> f ' l . t f 1 1 41 V \v M r . 1 11. . J I. A Sir#* \ 1ii ft u ’ M Ii I |. MMi • M.t i «■I tt i Mi i* i j < ‘ 2 ft • al a ■j - : f h * -u61 K- /1 I I. M i - \ 11 k In In Mrs 1,c la M i - ' - ' • r U |I1| n M M :a S! ■ Mi ■ V J i M . • 1 St b . *M M ! l.-r F r a n k K M 111; 1*■\ S \ M ' !l H H M« 'I* \ 1 *uii» * . • 1 .Mi Kr nl* • 8ft in 1 M. • all VII X M 1'r f’h Sir I S kit® M- ' 1l st . M - Q 4 . . 1 11(1 M l il S| t h M a t tic M- , I r \ | S | II. M ■ I - fun V I’ \| Mr N- 1 fi . f » ' tj 1 ‘ ) 1* <l, M' I (11 \ \ 1■ i ' e \| .1 ' l eer, •v , . I . , ,1 N' t ! I , l \ I ' rt N e w t o n , M r s 1‘i n k e y i > \e i u l Inc. J E t r v e ml l ne Urn O k c r l mill, M Ok er Iii ml "WalCOtt, S i r s L o u Ise W. E W. M Mrs. I t l i t h Mrs Mary 1 I ‘ i h n I i v M m A n n a A. t ' U no. .1 n 1M VI® F Jl 1nillu®. ( ’ A I ' llll I! H. Mt x St) lit L r it-k Kirn, J A 1 v a n ;* 1 M * 1,v i r •1® M.-tiJ J 1 . | x ,1 •I® M E • -J.va* ■1 r It f ill* t \ M \ j He r Mr » It n t h i j 11* r MTH M u r v 1 1 f* t M 1 1a r t ft » .11, V f i * (1 1Li l| k H * - 1 Mcr r 1H 1 111 t. •‘I S 1 11 1t 1 \ Ire ir r t \ ' 1> [ * 1* Hi )l T J H 4in *—■m \ «; 1. 4. II ill II , y u a n , \S II .SLiricuret HI ir 1f. %y Sir 11 4i i \ •r SI r ® 1.1***1 hi I L ■r r iiui u 11 V. ‘ t t f tn i i I I , * \ 11 . l ii . SI | M M 1. H ' - . - \1 1- F r a n k 11 ■( 1 ( 1 Sir i M y r t u F. 11 i l ii i H L 11x * t 1 M IIS r *"- -• *hu® I » II V** ** \S rn M .Sr J J | l4I AI1 \ I . K 11 1> i a .. 111n K 11 It i n Ivin*, If if (tin 1' i> J ,i fl r® 1 k Vi 11•) niitii, V VS M M1 1)1,1 ti t H u n VI - I r l in r ■; j SI t ! 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Ml h ) ■'*HI ] IT I . 11111. - \ ! i « I*t i n M I *a 111niin 11, M m \ ti rue i s t. r w I' 1• i f i i -)i.« 11 M ins l i i n r i f l a 1 KiNiHt \ irrtiiiiMM I M I , u f 4iin**f • , Mil"* h »t ti*f. \ ^ \liiwli f •‘ifii !% A n i ii I*-1 hi 4n I ‘.ii l ti I: • fil l ml* i I - M | {.»!»!»I iih, I ’ K I:i l Tv It 1 S *' I Lit* III i* Mr** 1 I t r ml II S Mr - t Cu it Ie 1 »Ii Rnlih j n K Ih l i n %f l - Mi* K I «*ll fl If M,i r v K H e h l i n i r M r M i j* I f*-lie L Hit |i h in** M r s \ ( r n p » “i»4i M IUkI font i ' »J U*ibMTin <» i ' H» t i hlni ter M J* Un u i i r*on, H K i t * ) , M m <' Ia ru K l i r y. J«»1i n I- I. f. IK H I ; K A i: JivIlfH. H «* .Ini k hi *n It S Sir® A (In L f F F Uni F *'M. Mlf»n I’' Ia r i*n c a O, lettYlgtlO. Ui*o. I*! I. h v Ikiic MrH I I A111A A Httcliloii. Mn* Iv .1 Hl ov«r, P o t r r N Htonfi*. Mr*r *Mf»rv A. H u 11 o n . M r * J r ftk lfin .1(*h f»H L* h i t* L* vt LI.i4VI 1H, 1 l i e n vph ,1 IHu ( t u n . I - N W ' *f a n t II L I I ,,1 Mr - | , H m il x 1 H; i 1 t il \ ( ' il. i » t !*• \ i ; 1f •M*H I*1 . I» Hr n e k Mi ® II. ■lit k 11 \\ II. i n k e r Mr M A 1M m It i d . I [ «-fi t ) I t e n t It Mf n H { \ ll.it M«\\ Mrn <ii-orpfla FI f m Ii l i f f. »* i ll.rll.i Mr'- 1. .! • 11a f t !<■v. Ml-:* Kt h » A n n i e V’ Helic, Mr« IKkiulru M He hull. T K Hljios, (t ‘ Ht^venH. J. K. ' HuimnrrMlIl. K T 1S l c v i ’im, I » ^ K Htt u ntirrir, f* tJ H ml t h, S P. S t r e v o l l . It N. Hml t h. J A! Hmlt h. W. B. Ht i i t i r m. j fr Hi'llT. Mi n M a r i n e I-'. Sil mmeiMlll” Mr* Kffin V' ilhn t H tru nit Mr* KKIrl-TKIlKD V(ITEMS 1*11 E I | N ( T Ht r r mi : . I I Hwi-iit <;»*.4 \\ NO. Nl V , G E N E V A , F L O R I D A Hi t * w a r t , 4‘h i i r l e n A d a m s M r s W I. Taylor M \V Andrews J 8 Tn y lor, VV F A Iker I son D G T h o m s o n . W 11 linker. Henry T e rry . Mrn A K M a k e r M I. T e r r y . I* H Iliirgess, f l y Thornton, J H B r o w n , J. L !Tlptuma, Tim Hal l ar d. W D. Wlckn. J V Bush E M *W a k e f l u l i l . P T B r o w n . W. M ; W a l l . II J B o n n e l l , C. M. | Wade, Paul M B a l n e a . IL E. Jr L e w in, Mr n H V Ui’U'Ib, \V. A. t 1.ewIn, M th C n r o l l n o M* Q u i d J t i hn J Mi ' t i i t wt ' l l , J i m N e t f i i ey e r , F. J Nel tn. e) e r . Mr n K r a n r i P C. N e w e ll, It F. nvpm lrrpl, H J Overntro«ft, Mrn H chhIp I"rice. Lev i F a r t in. M m Mn r y P a y n e . U i t o r U. Payne Mm H lanrho P a r t In. f* A K e l l e r . M r s N a o m i II K e ln n u . \V M K(H‘hit rli. Tin in fi K Iiehu* h , M f « i 'it ri*l I rif I t e l l e r It .1 Si-iii . s • ' H Sear. \ 1 N Shi tdm i d Small Sc 11ew Tlto« \itdrew \ It S e a n ) , M m Kvn 1*. S t e w a r t . Mm. M a r g a r e t S t i l e s , Mrn. A. II. .Smith Mrn F l l x n h e t h Hviirher, Mrn M a u d e 8 H a tc h e r, W C. Hlmrt |) VVr H m u t t , Mr n I e n d o r e HpI nkB. J. C. h 1 ,Are Qualified as Candidates F o r ,h *- I W l i u n u ty , " l l " ‘BdaJ' Jlvvcn,her f J J * ! Accord wig to an ordin,.,, yesterday's |iin|v W hitnvr and ]ir . , „ ,,ub|,«MB. P. qualified u., utnd.dau-s i j T * " ^ *>t c i t y c u n i m i s s m n . r f,lf J p01,tiH ! ^ f,t* «?' S a n f o r d a n d t h e d m, t h u f i r s t T u e s d a y a f t ,-r , day1in V ™ 1- L rw cem bcr fifth u ^ Since t he candidal, ir" nn> allot, ed to make any t.n„uunr* mentj - >■ election, arc ^ ua!l). ^ ^ f u i n r th,, l i . ggcs, J a m o n g the friends and s u p p o n - l the candidates. ttn Both Kent!,-men i.sjurm, f0( f it,on ° f *- "inrtiis4,i,n,.r ■ nr-1 Mr »•■■■known in Sanf..,d WhHner fel been a resident of t!,;s , lty „ ** a l ,ti s‘nf< nth youth ami has been connected w it x n . x, kneeled t■W r ‘‘ ithti* tGw. ”, n .i y. N, . , nHl ,,0 n U l , l n....... n k f„ur o> the MJ> m p .5 l Ion ,hl) * Ho is a progressive ,c n .o o , ,ho ^ „ , h( g front in every movement f„r ^ of the community. u lt(l the tion of being a niemitT <d ihe locgl S n tc h e r w e re sh o p p in g in S a n f o r d school board for many f W t ht • never held public „ffj,e and hM Monday. ProlV E . S. M iller n tte n d e d .the or sought public office rather te a c h e rs m e e ting held in S n n fo rd th e Office seek the man. | n hj, ^ S a tu rd a y . sit.on as cashier of tla bank and with IV B. T r u e t t and d n u g h t e r w e re v is­ ‘ c v p e n . n ,, buiinm m a n he has a w ide t , , l^., „f ito rs in S a n fo rd T u e sd a y . Mr. anti Mrs. Itinenu and d a u g h t e r lie a f f a ir s ami would mak, „ f inr cijT e x e m tiv e . 1 were visitors in O rla n d o T u e sd a y . Those m o to rin g to S a n f o r d W e d n e s - ! ,,r r l'-d ..... ■ 'anford ibitUt day were, T. I*. Lewis, Mrs. J . H. Al- fni1" U w 't,t' ....... • >■■;»}, „r aorv ngn l»nd and liy liy ddiligen len ami Mrs. C h a f f e r .ftRn iligent lantmn to hu Mr. and Mrs. G e o rg e S t u a r t , Miss PDifession n, i »1ivm. ,.,r h,,, built up M a r g a r e t and M a s te r G e o rg e w ere 11 h'l'K1, prnc i d * Jt.-rt In <K,-,,],. wher* he pra rti. ed and a h . h , .dw oprrvisitors in S a n fo rd W e d n e sd a y . .). S. Dinke! and Miss O live Din- ate d a drug store and had nther Urn kel were visitors n S a n f o r d W e d n e s ­ ■ tn-iwn xi day. O' n t i i r c i Mr. and Mrs, R e ite r and c h ild re n this (rtj hlffl r e tu rn e d Monday f r o m Pen. w h e re to this o n - i at jrtir*) they spent the su m m e r. mind and i n . t inij >- t Dickson w as a v isito r in Or a f f a ir th< lando a few days tills week. b u sin e -i 1 '■ msiit Mrs tlrn y of G e o rg ia a rriv e d m any fr:, i I Huirsday t" sp.-nd I hi* w in te r w ith her Itnt); at, d a u g h te r and son in law, M r a n d M rs. ers ami • , . ' I , belt J It !’»> se i n tc ii■-t ' t l-.rth George Lewis of S n n fo rd w as n tin m -he Will u s i t o r in town Tiitirsday. eondin t H t- th* ------- -— ---------------— 111 . lllgbe-t I .irm ing is a m y s te r io u s process lo the • lty dw eller, p a r tic u la r ly th a t I'hasi- by which the furuu-r is enable in do business for tit) conse c u tiv e y e a rs at a loss. I 1 ill ' -•If. t it I" | mV. anil . - ! ib» th e i-D-- 11 cainn-.t -• win, i ti . city "I ,v , t,mnussii-i ■ I.........l( l.c. th» • * • * ■ *> J. H. HINTERMISTER PIANO CO. »h , I t - f t K ii.i: -1* > *i f o n i E C I N i T , lx 1f l *4wh* >\ M r h i 1r u c o I , \ rmt n II L w o u ii, f v in a rt II * * L i fill Mid II J*• 118* \\ I ini rtu\ 1 \ Til .1 n Mr 1,« « IH (••I i > M 1 ®* *11,. 1lit 1 | 4 IK 'll® ss 1 • NOW LOCATED AT 112 MAGNOLIA AVENUE The F O L L O W IN G I i A | - \ I ' kilt ^ lit . 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Mrs Mnry L W e s t , Mrs. P a u l i n e t'lrlHiin, An n i e B VOTERS P R E C I M T 1‘/ " " t ’bell, S o p h ia A E IG H T , O A B IIIEL L A . ‘ ,,T- M rs Be*»le E l l i o t l ... id I '.MIKielrt M I f . 1 r t I.I Kf d u lltei.lv r # It I H H I it I I . AI It h i c k s h e a r , So l Mu l h t r d , M r s M a r l o n F . Illucksliear. Isaac l l i i r k e t t . M r s C. L, Mates Nina I M ates, E K Ma t es , t . l l l l a o 1. Mates G E M u r k ,-l t, .1 T I I r > a n t , M r s E M, 4'ofilll Its. I * D I'amplxjll, J o h n FarVi pnin J. Thomas. J T Walcott, u G W h e e l e r . Ii F. Ml B u r k e t t , M It, J i t ' Annie 11 F'ii f I 1ti ! - ’ i ♦: f a t i in 1'* r -* ■n 11 \ I 1l i*. 1 1"• » V L m iin • 1 i •' ■i . n , M F i ....... * Mr H 1| M * ** 1 K 1* ' pll 1 \ 111. Mr® \S K It !:» t •• SI IL- -L VI *r » 1: 1 1r, N •- V| t h l o. r L»i| - i ■ i ti 1 • . .1 M1f ► I n v It 1 Ml. r1* - • It,,It. 1 l-( D|| | ■ h n . Scruggs , J o h n R l p l l n . Noah H m h l i It G Smith. H a rp er S u n i l • 'ha s S w o p e • • I' Snndnrson O S c r u g g s , J o h n I. HI m m otis, T G S « ' r | r e S VV Hievens. S a m W Stti It It M t s M G S h y . M r s 1> I S u i i | ii ' M r s I M Shn mon x Mm S J HI pi In \ l r I ' In k e y ft I id In. M r s Kin k e y N H b u p e T 4* H h i i p e . M r s It W Sit v V II S w o p e M i s Ki l n M Sutton Joseph Hn p n , W It Scot ( N S m i t h . M r s M a r y A. S w o p e , M r s El l a M. Tanner N I Thom as W alter Thom pson. Annie f Thompson. J N T h o m a s . Mrs. C. It. M. J mn 11.■ M n il a *1 I. i , inmn J M a g g i e M. I-.va I'll! SI 1f L i l l i a n Mr n J r.dllll 1 A 1 " Ml - iiak J ■ M 1 i'll s • M in j 11lit M 1 I I ' 1 • r VS H M i l l i i * \S r>* 1 M* i 1 1 1.. iiv .It EG IN T E R 13D V O T E R S PR E C IN C T MMIIEIt ELEVE N, ALTAMONTE, F L O R ID A Mallard, W M C o k e r . AVIley C ' l i n e A I h e r l E. • '■rlstrll. J o h n i l i DWi i. Adit 1 K i ,i Up r r M Kill lo M r -I ., M 1n> f ij in, I S J o M u i n . F l o y d D. S j o b l u m . C AY T u x w o r l h , AVm, ('rofforrl II (' F I X ) II I I I A • 11 It......i s \| W. Hi *li i t , J tdi ii ' Ir D. >y lI M Iti:ll Hall It .1 \v Simmons. It I'MG S T E I I E D M l iiilrnrd M E G i Im. 1.1 Mr s Susi e G s t i o l d Mi ss Ma r y I ta 11 isr>it. C !•' Hart. M e r r l w e n t l i e r , W . IL Zerbe. ('h as Gelg< r. It P Ge l g i T , H. II. Go 11tn. M Jacobs. J Tllden L o n g . H. F. Long, Gabriel l ai no. T. F., J r . l ^ u m. J. M. L o n g . (1 W. Long, Minnie M a y L ong. J. M. lai nn, T. J. 1 i tlrbli- lOst (' lie 11 W a l k e r. Mitchell \ \ a Ik er, l t o s u U t i l l s, 8 M W illiams Minnie It G r a n t , E II •lilmore, T J [ G r e e r . M D, M t < i -.'I, A t \ •% • T •tlnllowav J u c o b a . W m . V. M c r r l w e a t h e r , M r s O r l a n d o A. N e w t o n , W A. Ni x o n . J T. Ni x o n , 1- u i r a M. P r e v a il, Joale It oln-r ts. Itod H. H eaves. Minnie A da I t o b e r t s . Mra. M a u d I t e u v e s , J. G, .Self, T. H. Self. D. H S w a n s o n . N. O St o r y . F. M S t e e v o r , C F. D a v i s , C. K . B albo. E m il D a v l * . M r * C. IC Elkina, W o r t h F * U n e r , I*. J , F l a k e r , W . R. F l i k e r , Mrs. W: I G e i g e r , T. W . G e ig e r , M r * S u sie G a t l i n , A. A. G e o r g * B rice J o u r n e y . A, lj. J o u r n e y , M r * A. D. L c m a ln e , J. M. L c m o ln e , M r * J. M. M a t lo c k , J . P. M a t look. M r * J. P. M ctcalfo, L. E. M a r tin , D r. J. W, M a r l i n . M r * J. W. M o rrt* . O. U II E G I N T E R E l ) VOTER* P R E C I N C T M c l g iu g h l ln , J. T. M M I IE ll T E N . L A K E M A R Y , M a r t i n , J . W .. 8 r. > FL O R ID A M a r t i n ' M r * J. W . t' nai4*dy. D a n ie l M e tc a lf , U. U. D u n n , W. V, P a r r a m o r e , J , IL D u r a n t . II. D P a r r a m o r a , M r * G e o r g i a D. D u r a n t . Mra. H D. lU tey, J o h n D u n n . Mrs. W. V. Illle y , M r * J. E v a n s . J. D Itlch te. 8. C. E v a n s . Mrs. M V. H e d p a t h , J . A. F o r t i e r , J. W. H u m m o r v lllo , E. T, F a r i n a , C. A H u m iu e r v tlle , M r * EL T, F e r r y , D, F. H hoppnrd, G. IL l-’a r l n a , Mr*, C. A. H hcp p u rd . Mr*. G. IL F e r g u s o n , W. Q. S te p h e n * , L. L. F e r g u s o n , Mr*. J . I L H trp h en * . M r * L. L. Humphrey, M r* D o n T e r r y , D. R H u m p h r e y . R. T. W e s t cot l. J a c k E. I ng e r no l l , It. C, t i ig e r s o i i , Mrs. B. C. L y n c h . It. II. L y nc h . Mrs. D o r a M o n r oe . W. P Mo n r oe , Mr s W. P. Me W a l t e r , E. F. Me W a l t e r s , E. T. L 0 N G W 0 0 D M r l n v a l e , W. B. M c l n v n l * M r * W. D. P r i c e . O, W. P r i c e . Mr*. O W. g u n g e , E. A. tterd, Jam es Heed, M a t h a s II. Mr. and Mrs. S. A . H o u s to n n Miss HJoblom. A. E. Mildred H ouston am i Miss H elen TorSjobltiin. O E. SJ o b l nm, A. C w ile g e r w ere c a llin g on f r ie n d s in S m i t h , r t oli erl Hie w a r t . G W to w n Sunday. Slot il ahi, M r s A. B. Mrs. L. It. P a y n o a n d M r s . W. C. S j o b l u m . A m a n d a A. l i l n e h n u g h . Mr a. L e o n * J a c o b * Ge o . U. J a c o b* , G. M. J a c o b s , N. C. J a c o b s , W M. Jacobs. L l u l e J a c o b * Vi ol a C. J a c o b s . Sal lie J a c o b s . A n ni e D. J a c o b s , M a r y A. J a c o b s , W. 10. S n y d e r , J E, S n y d e r , Ad la 1* KHg, Mr s M a y n o s S im m o n s . E d i t h S tiitc y J F Sioiitioiis I, J T rib b le, E E Tillrl.l. Mar y E. | G e o r g e . Mryco [George, Mrs Nancy t , 1.11. it se i , Mi** F a n n y jLr .Susie S p i n k * . Mr * , n o * * D. S h o r t , Mr * . M a r l * Moarcy. Ml ** B e r t * I L H o u r , It. C. : H o u r , MI bs P a u l i n e T i c e , Mr*. C a r r l * E Turner. Jam es T u r n e r , I,atile T u n i s , W. A. T i c e , T A. T hom a* Laura Tullln, M r s L il lia n W l l l l n m n u t i , T. J. W a l t s . L i l l i a n R Ml ** W a l t s . Mina l i o u l a e T . W i l l i a m s o n . Mr s . L i d a Wo o d c o c k : , Wi n . M W y n n , T. J. W ynn, ltosu Ward. Prank W alter. B C H a l l e r , K. II. W i c k * Mr * . M a g g i e H. W a k e f i e l d . Mr*. F r a n c W y a t t . A. I L W esoott, J. B. . ■' M * i t . ........ I , < I ' i* IN M f hr ' S111 K Mull*-ii, A W. Mf i l l m' k. U I. Mcrrl!t. W K .Vl'iri Im. \\ r M.ill.'r) Min Kttrl B. M e r r i t t Miu't; M 11 \t 11 tv **w « J mt M u f f v Herd ha M -tim Mi f i '-ii I'' M Mt n tH, ( a m lc M* r rir f \s lllle M M l ib . n l.cbt i'f \ vs M ‘ill- ’ St r 1 1 Mi di .Mlr St M • Mi. • . li.' ’• I, V. 1l M I1 141 \t • W j 1 si Mi. Mil. Ii. 11 1 V Mileh«*ll. i: \V M Mltl.i i» j Iff \|. M i i la ii M r i At• I f i t i »d!i . Mi f V.d.h - K II Nul Non. IClcck IlMtc I In II. Ma l i i c M. , MHt r*i? n. .1 W M m Lot In K Orr, F n n n l o «‘r i Kimeiit* , I T h 1*. I I •»*.-r mi11 Hiivnnrm F I . hi i h !m Mf « A t h e I'crhlnn, A rt h u r Kernliii. \V L rm iinlH , F r a n k K u ml aII. <*1kih I. K-.fdrit*t«n, l\ llzrtlndh It t e d . l i nt tlif Koldtwron. C Ki>ldiirtnti. artfTfv ItiihlfifTon, Ith tirird K imib* Mrn T r i n n L. Ha ml u II. Mm Ainu do l i nhli iuon, Sum lint c, F r a nk S tark*'. J'M1 l Swl*uir<l, \V T Samt i cl n. Amauil n S E R V E T H A T W A T E R TO T H E IR DRUG STO RK S R. C. Rower'* Roumillnt & A nde rson Union P h a r m a c y IT Itli K I . M K I l S I ’H I N G S PA T IU I.N " \ N IS It KST \ t liell ( life Seminole Cafe W rlnka Iteslaurant HOTELS— M m iR u w in H otel Seminole Hotel Valdez llolel \\ i g » a m Cleanliness is next to Godliness Wo invite the public and all users of KI.IH-K SPHINCJS WATER to vgtit the spring ami m uur method of handling its product. Why lake a chance? Vour eminent physicians claim that this water in unexcelled and its purity makes it most heneficinl for mnny trouble* The Ford people of Sanford as well-ns the Western Union recommend this water for batteries. Call phone 3 1 1 and have a bottle o f t h i s w a t e r sent you and protect vour health. E ld e r S p rin g s W a te r Co. SANFORD -:- FLORIDA S i m m o n ® K f f i * I* Si la®, E l m o W S i m m o n ® VV M St la ®. Mr® HilfN L, Hlnue, A L S a u c e r . Mm. O la S m i th , Mrn J u l i a Stour. L L H t o n r , M. A. M * S to n e . F. I i S ie v e iih, A. It. T atum . Jack T y l e r . II r T e v a u . A. I*. T y l r r , Mr». E d lO t II. T anner. J B T u r n e r , C h a r li e T a n n e r , W illie V an p e u n e tt , Minn 14a WI I r o n . P e a r l W a l k e r . E. L W II moh. H e n r y WilllaiUH. S a r a h J. E. SATUR D AY AND MONDAY Hotpoint Electric Irons........ W 1Imtfi. I». L W h i t e h e a d , W . T. W h i t e h e a d . Mr a M E Walt hour S F W a l k e r ( ’a r r l o Wail* t ’o l r m u n ( '.Viiiprhmim*, F r a n k P Wat e r h o u ne . Alice I). LIKT O F U K t i H T K n B D V O T E H S rnH C IN U T n u m b e r r i r r w B i t , HKM1NOLK COUNTY* F L O R ID A * Has®, E * / b . K t n n n e i V Mi F . S e v i l l e . II. , Peninsular Electric Co. �7 . -.V* '.ErT_*' “J '_y THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1922 m : W HAT O STEO PATH Y m PURELY CLASSIFIED ADS pr o fessio n a l C»rda or S a n fo rd ’ * R * p u t»bl» P ro fm a lo n a l M en , each 0f w hom . In h i* chosen profeiulo n th e H e ra ld re co m ­ mend* to th e people. G e o rg e Ra ** Rs» ^ A. DeCottes F L O R ID A FRED R. WILSON a t t o r n e y -a t - l a w I r t n t N s l’l B a n k B ld g ., S a n fo rd , F l a . Special a tte n tio n to e x a m in a tio n o f A b s tr a c t a o f T it le ICHELLE MAINES * LAWYER •:— Court IIouso g jr * E x a m in e d (ila a s e a D esigned Henry McLaulin, Jr., Opt. D. O p tic ia n -O p to m e tris t I I I E a st F l r a t S t r a t i tje> K x a m ln rd H a n fo rd , Fla.G lanaea F itte d TOM MOORE O I T O M B T H I B T - O I ’T I C I A N Opposite P o s to fflc e H n n fo rd , F in ELTON J. MOUGMTON ARCHITECT Room 7, M iller Bldg. -:- SA N FO RD "I he science nf O s t e o p a t h y | trim nr - l l u n i f ie d A d i I t i lin e . No »d ta k e n fo r Ire s than IS e . and p o s itiv e ly no clsjuiifiex*' ade c h a rt e d to anyone. C a s h m uat acco m pan y all o rd e rs . C o n s t fiv e w o rd s to s tin s aod re m it a c co rd in g ly . FLORIDA action wh i ch m u s t tl tiie a p p lic a tio n ..f th is kno w - k io k cti “ W e c a r r y the p arts " >\IK G melody di -I use a s sunn di.-iu it. t - of ih 1 10 tfc inn) fnin im n - of the U 'd y I >r < -a id m a t . W c ln k .i \ |m i 1 tiu-nt, saxophone 1* il i I V It M 111 M a g n o l i a I .J!k t ' h l r f a n ii anti S \ TV I'mIy W'isllV ', to lelivi lovvn W ill sm r i f i li" iis e h " l.| fo r nit in e I m p n ri " A " iif "f Hi raid PiTit H • I 'M sc IUhiI b u d d in g s , m an y w in do w s in the scho o l ifiaii iI j . i i g . t^I JT 4% 1 ! . I \ (* I",N ( \ hi,*i i( I V \ »v g n < v t - s.!*i|tii fitHii) n A COMMUNITY BUILDER K. V. F O R S T E R , F r e s iile n l You are Welcome To Our Place for Inspection aim ui i < x I m ! ot til* line, ha ifi j in i hi* uM't'i Lfiti |Kyi t k •t Dinners Served from 12-2 and 6-8 : 50c a SUNDAYS, 75c <l H m a u i U i , t.f O w D u a l p u h v c J Dh f| up4it iiti u| l Ik - t i i i g vni u i il a l v i y ^ of Suvrrnl m rcs heavy. hlauk vvun a.. • ij h> Mim \\ S w ayuc and loam, be si of sod for vegetables, then 'g io .- s who had In ell em p lo yed st i a w I iv i in -.,, p e a rs, p lu m s , g u a v a s , ifl p.i King ( u i n i l u i e n i I he .'vw ayiiu g rap es Good o f n .m house Fx>’ e| hoiio ii ta ke n iti e lia rg e nn nua Fresh Apalachicola Oysters Cooked the way von like them 1s.'t 211 Public Stenographer M rH T h e Bell C a fe WM. ( ARNASION, Mrt. VALDEZ DINING ROOM GILL0N & FRY MetroiJolitan Life Ins. New Line o( Fixture* 03 2tp HILLY S. PARK FOR R E N T — F ro n t bed room, s u it­ able for two gentlem en, also two KD r u R t 's . Apply GIB O n k I 2 0 3 - J ------ P h o n r --------- 201 Avuiuio. lHl-Otp , F I R E ---------- A U T O ---------- B O N D S S. O. Shinholser C on tractor nnd Builder FLORIDA Sa n f o r d JJ.^x ' * « * Y o u r P r in t in g Out *1 T o w n t F “ r ' equi pped to give you a flrat rtiHn j„ |, )n every respect, and the price In the city. In mntiy ****•« * , enn g iv e y o u a b e tte r q u o ia i'" 1 Omn o u t- o f-to w n p rln tere can do. pU “ K bid on th a t n e x t Job. J u st (bone lot 8EMINOIJ5 FRlN TEnY , 901 vtcench A ve. T w o p r e ss e s a t V • •, i,‘. 1 * I lW o t f l 107 West 182 dtp F r n n r e is p r e p a r i n g a s t a t e m e n t as t o why it ca nnot pay the United Statmv, This sounds s o m e t h i n g like R easonable Rates t he etplivab'iit of "eonfilTiling by let ter, " 201 Maple Ave. Corner F irst nnd P a r k Ave. W A N T E D — C a r p e n te r wants to do your building or re pnirm g. Save i Service hqy, money by writing Box 174, Snnford.l ■ SUNDAY DINNER $1.00 12 Noon to S I*. M. Oyster Cocktail Shrim p t '.cktaii • lam Ghowiler Tomato Buiillion Celery Pickles • Filet uf Red Snapper, T u r t u r Sauce ■ s ■ Roast S tu ffe d S p rin g Chicken ‘ Whole Broiled Live Lobster, D raw n B utter Roast Prime Ribs of Beef au Jus Mu sited Potatoes Steam ed Rice French Pena Combination Salad Meringue Glace A ssorted Pies Baked Apple with Whipped Creatn Coffee 17'.* flip *17 Commercial S treet— Sanford, Fla. PHONE *10-1 for lowest printing bid. INSURANCE AGENCY I iirnished room for rent. Third St. ROYS’ TRANSFER , W A N T E D —Hoy w ith wheel, 327 Hun | ford Avenue. l7SM2tp| CONTRACTOR nnd BUILDER WOOD FOR .SALT: At $7.50 p e r cord sawed ami split to any m e a su re , d e ­ livered In Sanford. Will supply any um nun l rind Isink nil orders for d e liv ­ ery* in order received. Please write plainly, sta te w hether onk or pine or niixe'j is w anted.— F. S. Vernny, San- ( ford, Fin., Route* A. 16lM rao-p ■ AND GRILL II. Cattaneo, Manager olives tor and ignition re p a ir d e p a rtm e n t is • Wi , or r ife. F ir a t N ationm c h a rg e of nn expert. Genuine . ... "E X ID E " H nttery S o r v ic o .- R A Y 1 “" k »', n , ®r d - H o r l d a ' BROS. Phone 5 IK. Sanford. 172-tfc IO"*-We«J-Snt-Mon-t/ El.KCTRICAL c o n t r a c t o r s I , EUR R E N T —T hree rooms, nicely fu rn ish e d , West Side, n e a r itoulh W catinghouae I.ig h ta and A p p lia n c e s Bros. B akery. Mrs. Annie Philp. B. W. HERNDON m : Machine & Foundry Co. General Shop and Mill Work -..ei We are now prepared to serve you in the most polite way, with every convenience and the best of food which speaks for itself. Our dinners are above the average. v i'll t WANTED V. C. C0LLER, Prop It. F. W H ITN ER, Cashier ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ a ■■■■■■■at ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ Quick Service Transfer SANFORD NOVELTY WORKS : First National Bank! FOR KENT 123 West First Street 1 I' I; t. t•1 1ki i fJ U ; LI , A 11i • h I w 11 b u t -b o o lin g nnd fi- b in g 2 mil1" tn lllo u d htatm ri, (ito le s . c h ltri h, si hunt I a d - d to d .tti n v c I c vl I'RAGTH ALLY N E W Sl7 ..... nTTTd househnld fiiM id iiio and fm nimg .I tty , I hot . unlit i tin n e d t lie Id a .‘kit fe ------tage, ceiled, for sale I ;i-v terms to o l' Un bided $2.2''0 $ 1,2 >ii , nsh, u .III the i lie l and t hey vv eta bin ra te d ^ Yi,»u can find th r na m e of ^ $2,100, first class b a n t inti \ I1 1 Ilian , . I and 2 Vn i l IM if, tint t he i ase f ill gotb li ^ i-vrry live Hu»ineB» Man ^ |S | llj Giirmtdly .V Solis ■-( ig e im l llo / u i 1li a lew iln y s ago * in H anford in this Column ** n .o v c n - d llo m a long sie g e o f den LI (O D s h o e S I O R E « .l\ ES * rn rh dny. *■ g.o ft vei and tlu a i-u I In -1 liv in g a P IM /E * F O R Ilh !N T - F u n iis h ia l bed n tiim and little c h illy unpacked Ills o v e rc o a t * n Kl f t Kl M f t Xl m ICi k it r h c n i'lt o , 20(1E lm A v n , 1SO 01 p Sbertm m L lo y d o f tin Llo y d Shoe fro m the m o th b a lls p r e p a ra to ry to We'll Dye For You ' .. i !i g II [ail -n In, gc tot* I me lie F O R K E N T - F u rn is h e d a p a rtin im U M o re . 1tie hole a gen I f i u Oe , *do brat BON T O N S T E A M D R E S S E R Y Fc’ r n iilil \ p artim -n ta, 71)5 E a s t 1st i d 'who lb' shoe, iig a Hi .« .n n 1- into t ' n i sending 1 In . a t I*, a p re s s in g k*d K ent A McKee, Crops, t Ii, (In h in e lii'h i hv g iv in g n f iv , d 'd la r l lid n "p he e x p lo it St H it tfc 7 t ii, o. ' "i.n a d . a in -<nd l i n g f l KANINO, DYEING. A LTERIN G : ' ' • i ■ (I • ( "V n .,h ng O,. fir 1 m .it U i T n T I t ooms and k itch e n e tte 1',- a 1 * 1 •1 ,1 I lia ' ,' .v a x (1 .1 >v a c - . 1. 1-0 g a ll* I .1 i U ork caleil for and delivered S h ir le y A p a rtm e n t* o pp o site |iu«t .111 A lls A , - I. ,,| | I Phi.nr I f i l - J -• — .Ill West F ir s t St M-'VI A I 1('•' ' e k V " I . and he ta k e s iffn e, ,11>s t a ir s 2H tfi I In vv it g. 't tin i i a a - • a ally e x p l a i n ad va n ta g e - "1 I loy d -, g e lie lo s ily by i I IK R E N T T h re e room a p a itn ic n t c a llin g u ru u m i th is m o rn in g , and get eil. It w as r e c a l le d t h a t w h e n t h e “AYE DELIVER THE GOODS" •1,106P a rk Ave. 170-Gtp tin g fiv e d o lla rs w o rth o f a n y t h in g i wn n e g r o e s ur n- t i l ed as s u s p e c t s w e r e FO R R E N T fin e new store lo iih lin g handled in th is fin e «hot* sto re . b r o u g h t to p o l i t e h ei ni ip i ar t ei s f o r c \ at I . ak e M a ry , o w n e r. II l> Mur Storage Facilities Mr Llo y d is to la* com m ended un a m , n ut n u i they w e r e - t o , id w i t h t h e i r HO 2tp tills v llltlt as it is lit t le th in g s lik e Ini, s s l>> a wall IIn* k nl t h e m vvete If we [dense you, tell o th e rs; if not. ant .'noiit- and in i r n o a l s tin that m ake th . b .,y s play h a rd e r li .ii glt lg th, tell us. Rhone I'JN ■e\ e r u l ft i ' <Un of t tiein, and -liovv n i" t . in t e r e s t , and lit t le a Miout tin .li,i.|"W " f a d ' i i b i , I t oxart p r res lik e tills by the I ,s a l n o rt h un ts U A N I K !' I I l'" V , ag< I I or ov. i SANFORD 't ■ -HOi.n a ’ I tain data rn ,.ri tit. r 11 * , Wtl|t , ► f l b , t l l ' f t , .Iti'l f ,.i in, ■-, iigi i -v i .i k , i*|11" ' r t un it v l " r a all nl h Id i i vent s ,glit t Io n pol l 1 ' I ' b t i n i mg is., i *i 1e le gr rn i di y w ith good m i liny • Ills p e r s o n fup r o m p t l y -el n im bi ben i r BI M achine nnd Boiler W orks, 1-1 11, . stet ll I tllotl .. g,.( i i,| .it it I , d o l e In w a s s j u i r c h Cylinder G r in d in g ; Del.uxr I’lstons; nl 111'' ov ei coat p o i k d w a s . o u v e i i Fly Wheel Steel Gear Hands; ('rank WE W A N I to ie luugi* and repair li­ nt and he dropped the rin g in to it. your b n tuc ni*. O ur stnrUir genera M A U D E T Y R E , in A l t o n . . , , flhsft* R e tu r n e d — -------------I’hone 5 ■ 411> I hr KIM III I I’ d I'rra a | V . i M», III I Je> \ v .d u .il'.v Hug i « . ^I 1( m sic t nnd lin y s' p.m itand v a rn is h e s at S a n fo rd N ovelty ,n iv'* W o rk s , S a n fo rd a g e n ts ISA t f, : bu sin ess : : DIRECTORY : all have entered o n Orlando Officer llad Stolen Ring in Overcoat Rocket good .is new $120 la k s s it, h a lf cash , b a lm iie $10 p e r m onth R. J . U nity H e ra ld O ffic e 170 dtp ICl M when The maintenance of a sub­ stantial Bank Balance-the daily habit of saving, pays bigger dividends in SelfRespect, Confidence and Prestage than anything of which we know. a ll flu id s , fo rce s and su b sta n ce s per- c-*(J better and s k e lte r and th e re b y ta b lin g to life 'e ffe c tin g 11*tie li dam age lu th em , h ave S a nford, Fla. F O R S A L ! ! Phune 4H7-J ensue caild predecessors O steopathy re ta in s th e f tAJhanioii mischief and should bu aev knowledge gained in the medical c ri) punished. I hey have torn d ow n balance like rent. Interest in­ world, but believes th a t by a th o ro u g h business sig n s and throw n th e m a b o u t cluded in monthly payments, u n d e rsta n d in g of the m echanism of ttte s l i e e l s , have upset tiiy f l o w e r s buys 1-room cottage with bath. the human system, on nn anatom ical, and le in s on ttie lawns of m a n y h o m e s Has, and electricity, in a fine physiological and hygenie basis, dis- ,“ " 1 Dn-ni, besido neighborhood. For further, in­ eases can be prevented or controlled l,M-,,lhll,k m anj puls and tubs contain formation address "G. K.” care in an exact and d e fin ite m a n n e r by ing tm in, and lit many m inor w ays of Herald. . 174-fitp the application of principles peculiar have e lic ite d much sc ru m s misciuel which bus caused considerable loss S E V E R A L H O U S E S for sale. Sea to the O steopathic practice, to tin o\uieis. lh e r e f o r e as m ayor The hum an sy ste m is u perfect o r ­ T higpin. OtLtfc of tin city I l e d it my duly to Issue Ff)R S A L E — ( 500 eniih and monthly ganism n universe w ithin itse ’f and a kindly w inning to all the boys ot out p a y m e n ts like re n t, will buy no a l­ being complete has th e re euperntive i first against su d i forms of nus* liief, most new noose of I rooms and hath. »M,wpr o f nnU m ‘ u' i,h m ft Th and t log of tlic pacents th a t t.icy lot SOxllT, in good part of tow n, near s , , 'r> 1,1 ° < ‘eo|mlhn- »Uwiim.-nl '* « botn ol. tiliiy instruct th e n chib .ell school nnd store. S tr e e t will he par- m,,3t exhaustive know ledge of nnutoa g a i n :.m b loiins of a m u s e m e n t, alld ed noon. F o r f u r th e r inform ation adtu r ,‘" " ,ul ,l" ‘ |,h y s ' " l,' ^ r a ' „ possible p „ „ ltJle keep keep U,e„. such asthem from from such dress •’H o u se " care of Herald. IM U Ip ' f *h“ f 1“ us would likely to eng engage i m B r .r r i ,r r .T u r m » i ls observed the fuel t hut m an is n 1 , • ** siXTYTTrmmmr^ifAwTOTtY therein. complete being, cqpnble of p e r f o r m ­ P la n ts from n o rth e rn stock, $1.00 I Want to Insure the boys tlla t I ing his m ental and physical acts when per ihousarul, 1 o. h Lake Monroe, am n in t In in in all innocent fun, and in health; that di sense is simply ■*viFla. M. Doyle. Ift4-2fltp will n.y ..I .mu t b , in in it, liul we deuce of disorder, and to re sto re must all km.vv ttiat we never have tile FOR S A L E - Splendid a p a r tm e n t health necessitates a correction of disright • i. m juic ptupcriy m o id e i to house, th irty rooms, p a y in g pro ea-e Vital film lion* ir. >>iuliti.aied n av. . i 'uciit position G ate City House, 112 Myr and amendable to tb> - i n n Dim laws i li \ i ; ; .i .- i, n i . N t a lie Avenue. 101 tfcof physi. v, I he. fa. t di-tci mme the ____________________________ _________ M *i)o i of .sautoru, FORDS, Hoicks. Otdsmohilns, link Value of the .-*, in n ,,| <i-.ie.ip.ith> th l dtp lands, Dodge, Cole 8, Overland, it j practicalness, H erein is . oiilniiied Chevrolet. Maxwell for sale. These the essetne of Hie a rt of <M c o p n t by. e a ts nro lote models, nnd hnve been re In the re sto ra tio n of he a lth the (is finished, m aking th e m very desirable teopath works entirely in ha rm ony cars to prospective buyers, and the with n a tu r e .. c .ir ie .tin g disorder of prices a r e right, w ith easy terms, ii mind and body upon ,i p h v - n a l Iuims and 7 p a sse n g e rs.— It. <t f). Motor Go through the a p p lu .itio n of his know 200 I'nrk A vr , S a n fo rd . Fla. Distrih ledge of the laws u nil |iriiif ifill'*. 11f tIn* l lu l N i g t o I h i e I H a d I ' l i u e d It t h e r e la Hiding utors for lliipmohile and Lexington human body, thereby looking upon H ill OKSTOI’A T H IC I’MYSK IAN Weliikn A parlm enl», S a i t r l.r> (iffice hours it to 12; 1 to fi Dja p a rts are u n irritn te d by any cause, t h l u u m g tile hooks of tile s tu d e n ts iInis p e rm ittin g a perfect freedom of and iln>.se i untam ed m the scliool hb- “ In FOR SALE~~vSmul1 a rs I)r. W. D. Gardinei ---------- ledge to the h e a lin g a r t is w h e re t h e ! h u ,ltl“ ^ !' • " ll1 ,m ' 1' budly in ju re d School o f O ste o p a th y d if f e r s fro m il« l m u ,l> l , ‘e dusks th e iu m , a ll .it w h ic h FOR SALE Q r r r S e m in o le C o u n ty B a n k W A U SIN G T O H O Y S A M I PA R ENTS IS ilv depends fur 11•< success upon a m ost Next i uvsduy is i iuimw e ’en ond il thorough and c om prehensive study of *** always an occasion of much m o r n the anatom y .if the h u m a n body. Os- menl on the p u it ot llie young and old teupnthy has for tl-* olxject the m ain- ulikc, wh-rh is perlevlly le g itim a te und to nance of complete i ireuit of the tno- 111 wh .1. ell tu iu o i lint m late y e a rs tor, sensory and s y m p a th e tic nerves the l**ij> have become e ntirely too to and from all the m e a n s and tissues deslrm 11v« p, pi..p. ny in tie u m< thoii and restoration of th a t h a r m o n i o u s ! u| *u " making, so much so th a t they Ik , s o i i a v a i n K a t a h w Attorney-at-Law I RAN F O R D * * h* ■■ ^ ^ *• PAGE SEVEN —Sem inole I French. P r in tc r y , Oth nnd 177-tfc J. R. and T. E. Sample, W A N E D — A chance to build your M. D.’s, having complet­ new hom e before lum ber g e ts any ed the Abrams course higher. P lans and e stim a te s f u rn ish ­ ed,—S n n fo rd N ovelty Works. 183-tfc last winter at ’Frisco, W A N T E D - S ettled w hite o r colored Calif., now have offices woman fo r general housework, sleep at Omaha, Nebr., and on prem ises. Apply laiwson, Central Orlando, Florida, and nnd Oak Avenue, S nnford Heights. I83-2tp are equipped at both o f­ Hallowe’en Dance Mon­ fices to make blood tests and treat acute and day, Q c t 30th at Parish chronic diseases by the House. Orlando Coun­ Electronic Reactions of try Club Orchestra. Abrams. 180-6tc ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■'■■a Unearth Ancient Roman Barge. Iiiipurliiiit iirctn-*'li'gicnl i||n-.iv.*rb*s have been Hindi* at G uitH Io ill P o rto near Romo Tin* hull of nn e n o rm o u s Roman barg e tins horn e x c a v a te d n e a r a small hike II la p r e s u m a b ly a relic of n m orcuntllr fleet w hich w a s nurd to sh ip w heal from Sicily to Rome, before Gastello dl P o rto s h ip p e d by the Tiber. T h e hull is like a s i m ­ itar relic of S'er' 1'- fleet at lovely L ak e S'cml Exi-tn at tori' arc p roce eding and other discoveries an- expected. „ a .. . . SERVES A HOME-COOKED ... Sunday Dinner • •• New*boy. Seventy On e , Fol l ow, Race*. Itavld Stevens, ii s e v e n t y o n e - y e a r pld “newsboy” of Dublin, has nttendtijl every running of the Epiom D e rby for 50 years. The week of the great race s I £ S 2 £ ? | T RY A HERALD WANT AD FOR RESULTS i.-v’.f : W l AKA DINING ROOM I -v-H• * m � 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, 1922 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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